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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
INFORMATIVE
New York
Number 6213
196
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, November 19, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
the
SEC REGISTRATIONS
statement
he
with
Reg'd—
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Common
The
tion
statement
standing
the
by
of 1740 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111., filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Nov.
13 covering 320,000 out¬
company
the
shares
of
stock,
common
to
offered
be
public
for
sale
thereof at prices related to the prevailing price on
York Stock Exchange at the time of sale (maximum $25
per share).
The company
manufactures and distributes supplies, equipment
and furnishings required for the operation of hospitals, laboratories,
doctors'
offices
and similar installations.
In addition
to certain
indebtedness,
of
which
has
it
Foster
outstanding
G.
McGaw,
shares of common stock,
chairman,
owns
9.69%
and
8,829,902
board
officials as a group 14.42%. The prospectus lists 8
stockholders (owning an aggregate of 511,174 shares), in¬
management
selling
cluding
the
to
is
beneficiary
Thomas
G.
of
75%
Murdough
is
president.—V.
company
196,
1763.
p.
The
000
corporation
of
units
6%
of
Nov.
on
due
debentures
$10
Proceeds
multiples
or
to
are
be
of Ada,
hold products.
Amway,
2,
filed
1962
thereof.
for
in
offered at par,
No underwriting is involved.
1969
31,
Aug.
used
Mich.,
A" covering $100,-
''Reg.
a
to
be
ended
(for
in
the
of various house¬
sale
June
the
report
1961
Nov.
1962,
9,
curities
Act
closures
the
contained
Research
of
1933
to
Atlantic
Commission
includes
state
material
Va.
offering
Cals.e and
b&f issued
1962,
shares of
179,000
of
dis¬
by,' Atlantic
are
order" should
statement,
filed July
"stop
secondary
also
stipulation
a
ment
a
filed
statement
Alexandria,
of
Se¬
in
it
Atlantic
that
agrees
statements
facts
that
announced
which
untrue
entered
has
stated
registration
its
material
of
facts
omits
and
to
therein; and it has
a
hearing and other procedures and consented to the is¬
of a stop order
by the Commission suspending the regis¬
waived
suance
tration
statement.
required
be
to
stated
to
of
for the
years
ended Dec.
the six
months
ended
June
30,
1962
(unaudited).
Enclosed
with
this
material is a copy of the "Sstatement of Matters" on which the
Commission
based
its
stop order proceedings;
and Atlantic has
agreed to the accuracy
of the statements as set forth therein.
Trading in Atlantic stock has been suspended by the Commission
its
shareholders
the
past
since
Oct.
sion
10,
the
of
the
Furthermore,
statement
a
the
distributed
has
company
certain
relating
events
corporate
including revised financial statements
31,
1960 and 1961
(audited)
and for
and
year
1962.
In
its
suspension
announcement
for
Commission
further
a
of
Nov.
of
8
period
10-day
company
and the
prior
expiration
to
its
In
expressed
Commission),
the
of
Statement
of
hope
the
9-18,
the
ban
with
that,
lifted
trading might be
on
Commission challenges the ac¬
curacy
and
adequacy
of
various
disclosures
contained
in
the
Atlantic
registration
statement.
In
particular,
the
Commission
questions the omission
of information
with
respect to loans or
advances
of
company
funds
to
certain
companies and persons
which
were
employed in part to acquire Atlantic stock in the
market.
open
tion
According
conducted
Pine
Ridge
the
by
Corp.,
between
prices
ranging from
$556,938
(including
through
Ryder
advanced
or
Arch
Dr.
ganized
in
Dr.
and
to
at
to
acquire
lease
other
in
1960
whereas
it
of
was
by
organized
in
December,
stock
being
Scurlock.
W.
Bowers,
a
week
stock.
of
its
the
July 3,
Exchanges
of
3%
trading
to
it
with
owned
It
Va.
or¬
was
by and
owned by
transferred
supplied
first
a
former
to
from
borrowed
Ridge
later
for
employee;
1962,
in June,
transferred
("TCI"),
$75,000,
organization,
the
high
of
TCI
transactions
margin
&
two-month
95%
of
purchases
the
on
account
showed
which
Bowers
its
on
of
Dr.
in
endorsed
the
shares
May
period
1
from
a
low
On 20 of the 45
30% or more of the
exchanges.
At July 31,
1962,
unpaid
balance
of
$380,785,
an
ranging
period,
volume.
trading
accounted
two
of
for the margin account
19%, and for a total cost
Co.
for
against which Ryder & Co., held 60,154 shares of Atlantic stock (this
included
into
a
the
additional
net
of
10,054
account).
2,000
Jn
shares
May,
1962,
Atlantic
subsequently
shares
additional
of
through
stock
were
another
delivered
firm,
an
in
the
purchased
funds supplied
by Atlantic, at price ranging from 27V2 to 25 and for a total
cost of $53,632, for which there is an unpaid balance of $15,632
as of
May 28, 1962.
'
The
Commission also
questions the accuracy and adequacy of
open
market
for
the
TCI
March
share.
six
months
earnings
However,
reports
for
1960
file
on
of
years
with
$174,797
re¬
according
prospectus,
make
to
made
by
it,
particularly
the
to
disclosures
proper
Commission's -order,
with
respect
to
certain
also
loans
circumstances
underlying
some
$1,750,000 of loans to Pine Ridge, TCI and others, including the
purpose
thereof,
the relationship
of
the
borrower
to
Atlantic,
in
the
of
use
31,
the
its
by
borrower.
On Dec. 28, 1961,
of financial statements as at
agreement with The Smith
the
preparation
Atlantic
1961,
the
proceeds
wtih
connection
Dec.
entered
into
an
(a)
accepted checks drawn
* (b)
issued notes to Atlantic
to Pine Ridge, TCI and seven
other
borrowers
in
the
approximate amount of their respective
indebtedness to Atlantic,
and
(d)
accepted notes from the bor¬
Corp.
Alexandria
of
Atlantic
in
that
in
the
amount
sheet
checks
issued
them.
to
Upon
margin
account,
with
re¬
the borrowers immediately repaid
which reflected in
its year-end
Smith,
Atlantic,
note
a
checks
the
of
from
to
Smith
$1,750,000,
issued
(C)
checks
the
balance
whereby
aggregating
amount,
indebtedness
their
Smith
from
receivable
in
the
amount
of
thkt the
the individual! notes
Atlantic advanced
$463,000 to TCI which then
paid off its indebtedness and that
of
its
subsidiary aggregating $462,799
to Smith.
Atlantic also
made
a
$44,000 loan to another debtor to pay off its note to
Smith.
At
Oct.
12,
1962,
Smith
owed Atlantic $1,208,000 and
shown
$1,752,167,
Smith
held
Smith
notes
whole
to
Atlantic,
Atlantic
conduit,
as
amount
owed
made
the
Coast
Coil
in
is
understood
if
1962,
other
$547,172
of
concealing
to
related
assets
Co.,
the
$800,000
of
loan
certain
and
May,
Another
borrowers.
Corp.,
whose stock is
owned in
employees and which leases facil¬
Atlantic
some
purpose
such
of
In
from
Development
by Atlantic's
One
1962,
ness
also
for
actions.
12,
part
when
only
off.
paid
It
asset.
current
a
paid
that
in
in
or
as
be
were
Edsall
company,
ities
need
note
by
held
V.
196,
on
June
loans
The
underlying
certain
Atlantic's
purchase
on
as
a
trans¬
15,735
forfeited
of
debentures
chase
stock
due
to
be
Stock
Exchange.---
National Stock Exchange
Stock
Boston
Cincinnati
Exchange...
Stock
Exchange..
Stock
Coast Stock
Pacific
Philadelphia
-
________
Exchange
—
Exchange
Baltimore
-
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Market—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
Stock
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Stock
American
the
SEC
Philadelphia,
St.,
filed
on
75,000
$5 to $9 per
at from
shares
common
public
sale
principal underwriter for $1,000.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the
bottling and distribution of carbonated beverages un¬
der the franchised trade names "No-Cal" and
"Squirt" and under
proprietary
in
private
and
Philadelphia.
industrial
also
It
trade names in an area centering
manufactures and sells syrups to institu¬
brand
caterers, bottlers and other customers.
According
to the prospectus, the company has a commitment for the exclusive
franchise to bottle and distribute "Royal Crown Cola" In the metro¬
tions,
Philadelphia
politan
from
this
beginning July, 1963.
The net proceeds
toward acquisition of land, new
area
financing will be applied
plant facilities and bottling, material handling,; syrup room and
delivery equipment; for additional bottles and boxes in connection
with the Royal Crown Cola franchise;
in payment of existing in¬
debtedness and Federal income taxes; and for working capital.
In
addition
certain
to
of
the
indebtedness,
100,000 shares of common stock,
issuance
shares
outstanding
has
company
series B
(after giving effect to the
to the company's reorganization
in
Delaware
in
exchange for the outstanding stock of Sweetie
Beverages, Inc. and 4-U Company of America).
Of such outstand¬
ing stock (each share of which is entitled to five votes), Morris
such
President
officials
Board Chairman, owns 16.03% and manage¬
35.02%.
After the sale of new common
as a group,
including Mr. Levin as a
and
a
as
pursuant
group
officials
stock,
management
voting
trustee, will hold 75%
of the voting control of the company.
Co. of New York, Inc.—Bonds
Consolidated Edison
Registered—
Place, New York, filed a registration
Nov. 9 covering $60,000,000 of first and
(Series X) due 1992, to be offered for
at competitive bidding Dec. 5.
The net proceeds from
of
company,
the
with
sale
sale
bond
will
Irving
4
mortgage
SEC
be
used
$1,160,000,000 for
with
on
bonds
connection
the
short-term
retire
to
shares
Proceeds
offered
^■■
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 16,829
without underwriting.
at $10,
used for debt repayment,
to be
are
Oct. 31,
on
be
to
distribution
and
p.
Manufacturing, Inc.—"Reg. A"
ing capital.
Dane, of Cranston Rd., Beloit, Wis.,
ture
incurred
loans
(estimated
1766.
program
196,
1962-66).—V.
'
The corporation
class B
bank
construction
company's
the years
Filing—
of
jalousie
inventory, and work¬
is engaged in the manufac¬
awning windows, aluminum
and
siding, etc.
Corp.—SEC
Data-Vend
On
Nov.
the
1962
13,
Registration Withdrawn—
withdrew
company
registration
its
state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Sept. 28, which covered 125,common
shares to have been offered publicly at $4 per share
ment
000
Planning
Dynamic
through
39
39
40
44
38
38
38
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
14
26
31
45
36
36
36
36
38
38
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Debentures
Common
—
$750,000 of
Dane Engineering &
Stock
Washington
Exchange
TCI.—
manufacture,
at
^
PAGE
Stock
to
Nov. 8 covering 100,000
6Vi'% subordinated sinking(with attached 10-year warrants to pur¬
for
offered
in
Stock and Bond Quotations
York
repayment
as
through underwriters headed
1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
The public offering price for both issues (maximum $5 per common
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 20,000 lika warrants to be sold to the
the
American
that
by Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.,
public
New
Co.
with
and
1977
of
aggregate
an
The
— ___—
Man¬
Manning
agreed
was
On
'
stock
North
605-617
statement
common
refunding
(Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
it
and
April
McKay Manning, Inc., doing busi¬
exchange for 15,735 shares of Atlantic
Stock Exchange
of stock.
pledged
Bottling
statement
New York
McKay
Manning, which pledged
Aug. 22, 1962, McKay
McKay
to
shares
the
of
company,
share),
of
In This Issue
TCI;
arranged
McKay
lend
to
stock;
1551.
p.
registration
shares
ment
TCI
with
$534,000
some
the
Consolidated
Levin,
1962.
30,
through
Atlantic,
Atlantic
collateral
/as
Scurlock
transaction,
by
of
.
Registered—
fund
Atlantic's
of
lent
Manning
share
Manning might be made, at Its election,
forfeiture of the pledged stock.
The April
12
the stock was 29.
Under the terms of the agree-
by
price
TCI
this
furnished
Mckay
by
or
collateral
by
spectively.
fails
market
stock
SEC FILINGS
•
with
each
the
cash
and
$1,066,015,
funds
for
repayment
in
Commission
the
and
connection
with
$34
pledged
this
held
contracts
on
In
TCI,
men,
the
entire authorized and
Dr. Scurlock and with
the
50,100
Ryder
of
as
for
ning
as
for
S'EC Index of Stock Prices
1958. the record owner
Austin Texas, a friend
evidencing
purchased
statements
those
Midwest
was
the direction of
Atlantic,
TCI
during
through
during
a
days,
reported
the
1962,
market
open
for
Detroit S'tock Exchange
Atlantic stock in
of
TCI at
prices ranging from 31 to
of
$1,161,772.
These purchases constituted about 35% of all trading
on
the
American
and
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Stock
through
losses
at
stock,
Under
from
borrowed
III,
of
certificate
stock
outstanding
funds
O.
Within
the
prospectus,
unconsolidated
annual
for
aggregating
the
(21.3%)
421,000.
and
stock.
a
reflected
in
Atlantic.
was
blank
the
1962,
Pine
funds
Its
again
furnished
company,
arrangement
an
Atlantic,
Inc.
were
TEC
consolidated
its
firms
to
stock
65c per
of losses
effect
Moreover,
banks
released
to
shareholders
by
Atlantic
reported
income of $811,689 and $1,473,192, respectively,
stock
fund's
to
with
transferred
Investments,
of
of
21,
Gainesville,
in
Atlantic.
officials
latter's request
Capital
with
President.
land
to
brokerage
reported
only)
the
from
shareholders
Atlantic
March
purchase price of
purchases
were
made
These
constructed
were
one
total
a
pursuant
and
Atlantic's
investiga¬
in
of
and
for
Alexandria
of
which
the
Texas
funds
and
1961,
commissions).
and
Atlantic
to
6,
staff,
shares
17,200
an
such
developed
facts
28 y2
to
Co.
under
Scurlock
the
Nov.
Atlantic,
which
are
35
Scurlock,
1955
properties
which
&
by
C.
the
Commission's
purchased
market
open
to
the
loans
stock (along
period.
10-day
Matters,
reflect
ot
subsidiaries.
Atlantic
According
1962.
shares
of
exten¬
an
Nov.
the
an¬
ticipated public disclosure and dissemination of the facts giving
rise
to
the
suspension
(now
disclosed in the
statements of the
1962,
418,970
company
company
ceiving
the
under
informational
whether
registration
a
proceedings
stock.
Research
The
into
in
if so, whether
statement.
The
proposed
a
determine
to
("Atlantic")
Corp.
misleading and,
suspending the
related
announced
SEC
30,
parent
failed
rowers
Atlantic Research Corp.—Stop Order Issued—
On
31,
for
with
accounts
report to
1962, Atlantic
previously
parent
collateral
July
on
held
shares
Current holdings approximate
Atlantic
by
working capital.
is engaged
I margin
421,000
semi-annual
its
and
Amway Sales Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
as
INSURANCE
•
to the stockholdings by Dr. Scurlock,
foregoing and the failure to disclose
the
securities)
in
1962.
of
about
$4,500,000
In
respect
view
pledged
Scurlock
31,
100,000
from 2,000 to 60,000 shares. McGraw
of
the income of said Foundation.
amounts ranging
sell
the
McGraw Foundation, which
shares. Others pro¬
trustee of the Foster G.
sell all of its holdings of
to
proposes
pose
balances
holders
New
has
other
some
Dr.
with
in
particularly
that
INDUSTRIAL
•
New
Corp.,
The
$10
share
of
record
Nov.
to
shares
per
held
on
company
common
be
Oct.
196, p.
1447.
filed
for
"Reg. A"
a
subscription
by
covering 14,489
stockholders
at
of one new share for each 21 shares
No
1962; rights will expire Dec. 27, 1962.
basis
the
on
1962
5,
offered
York.—V.
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
De Kalb-Ogle Telephone
20,
underwriting is involved.
Proceeds
are
be
to
used
expansion.
for
of the company
111.—V. 191, p. 2516.
Headquarters
Sycamore,
are
located
at
(Thomas J.) fisher & Co., Inc.—"Reg.
112
W.
Elm
St.,
A" Filing—
corporation on Nov. 2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 30,000
shares to be offered for subscription by stockholders at
$5 per share on the basis of one preferred share for each 10 com¬
mon shares held.
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for repayment of debt to Union Trust Co.
The
preferred
Miscellaneous Features
General
Corporation and Investment News.
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
L— 55
Dividends Declared and Payable...
10
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
49
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
Notices 50
47
Fisher,
of
the general
738
15th
St.,
N.
W.
Washington,
D. C.,
is engaged in
real estate business.—V. 196, p. 1869.
Guy De La Passardiere—Files for
Offering—
of 40 Central Park South,
with the SEC on Nov. ■ 7
of limited partnership interests in Jourdan Co.
a New York limited partnership),
to be offered
$8,000 per interest. No underwriting is involved.
Guy De La Passardiere (the producer),
New York, filed a registration statement
covering $400,000
(to be formed as
for
The
are
public sale at
statement
to
be
Jourdan
aggregate
also includes an
additional $80,000 of interests which
subject to a 20% over-call on demand.
Co. will be organized as a limited partnership
amount
of
$400,000 has been raised as
a
ContinueU
when the
result of this
on
page
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
2
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
(2074)
pleted its lowering of time/savings reserve requirements from 5 to 4%. The
made $767 million available to its members with a potential credit ex¬
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
latter
pansion of $4.6 billion.
|
SIDNEY BROWN
By
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND
would be a quiet Thanksgiving Week of corporate
and municipal public offerings is the scheduled secondary sale of GM stock for
the Christiana Securities Co., Longwood Foundation, Inc., and the du Pont family
Enlivening what otherwise
Tot^l
Corporate
Corporate
Total
Total of Both
Municipal;;/5
Corporat.es
SlOCKS
Bonds
Financings
$109,44 4,500
$50,283,500
$159,738,000
167,155,000
S89.394.500
105,298.219
272,453,219
Nov.
S70.3
ccrporates
—
all slated for
1
113,215,000
53,940,000
I 3-Dec.
8
103,250,000
13,520,000
110,770,000
59,484,000
176,254,000
Dec.
debt issues docketed for this week amount to approximately
million comprising 19 municipals of $1 million or larger in size and two
26-Dec.
Dec.
Senior interest rate
24
Nov.
and their trustees.
19-Nov.
$20,050,000
10-Dcc.
15
53,375,000
7,775,000
61,150,000
123,845,000
184,995,000
$289,890,(MM)
Nov.
STIRRED BY GM NEGOTIATED
AND ONE UTILITY COMPETITIVE BIDS
1961
16,
AND
SECONDARY,
ONE
RAIL
with
Corporate
bonds
without
larger issues are
$1,129,601,350
-X-X-X.. X
-A
•
: b, XX
stocks
with
stocks
without
Total
dates
in
$383,0.98,500
(39)
(19)
95,783,690
(18)
220.368,500
(35)
(48)
$497,867,790
(47)
$603,467,000
(74)
$195,804,50#
I_
(51)
$185,135,380
(49)
$347,072,750(202)
268,244,800(192)
599,968,700(407)
$947,04 4,450(609)
f$935,622,870(291)
522,578,500 (77 )
$1,369,468,589(366)
financings
L
the
denote
$4,550,508,450 («, 83)
$942,355,570(300)
(75)
$1,464,934,070(377)
*433,845,719
dates_:._
parentheses
259,352,400(304)
$444,487,780(253)
dates
%
with
both
of
16, 1961
(29)
$464,049,3011(243)
municipals
Total
Nov.
$402,084,100
94,633,690
stocks
corporates__
Total
of
number
capital
to
issues
be
publicly
773,142,000
(86)
$3,323,650,450(769)
offered
for
additional
and financial corporations including inveni'r,rnr, c^mp l
placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
cant.al and refunding.by nonfinancial
secondaries.
.X.
X
Last Week
(29)
*
bonds
Total
BACKLOGS
UNDERWRITTEN
AND
$376,939,880
dates
Corporate
capital
expected to be publicly offered in the
market:
Excluded
reserved
scares
conversion
for
sales."
time-to-time
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, TALAHASSEE, FLA.; $8,750,COO ILLINOIS TERMINAL RR. first mortgage sinking
fund A-rated five-vear non-callable bon^s for competitive bidding; and $11 mil¬
lion JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. first mortgage bonds rated A
across the board with
no protection from prepayment also up for competitive
bidding.
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V-XX/X/', XXX;./'A, :X./ ■; *
private
are
and
Registrations
issuance
for
under
combined
with
employees,
debt
stock
and
equity parts
and
on
nr
-
.a
tabulated separately.
are
19): $4,160,000 FLORIDA
Monday (Nov.
-Includes
1
Nov.
Securities & Co.
'-AX -X,
X■XX X
toward
"
;
•■•X-XXX
Jan.
a
two
which
of
million
equipment
are
trust
certificates,
with
.
bonds
via
Phelps,
$75-80
million
specific
PUBLIC
target
BLDG.
The
26.
dates:
$200
bonds
dated
are
million
CHICAGO,
COMM.
$50.9 mil¬
of
Fenn & Co., Lehman Bros:,
MEMPHIS
early
ILL
next
CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTH. Dec.-Jan.l; $18'(million AlASsKA
of Jan.; $128 million JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH, has
s^me
n-^—ss
SOUTH
end
KJTTITAS, cq^NTIES
.
SUPPLY
AUTHORITY
expected balance
include
does not
revenue
still-without
exempts
Jart;
or
larger. This
or
Van Ingen & Co. tentatively set for Nov.
: XXr'v
.target date; and. $94 million GRANT
indefinite, which may be superseded by
WASH.,'
POWER
SYSTEM,
anticipated
mid-Dec. .;
expected
spring
1963.
PUBLIC .UTILITY
the $130 miJU'-n WA"*"
Also excludes $25-50 million
N
Y.
PORT
1
.
f
-
issues,
rail
TRANSIT AUTH.
J.
larger
Dec.
million
DEVELOP,- CORP.
GAS CO. stock¬
Eastman Dillon, -;
municipal tabulation, Wednesday, Nov. 21, has listed
STATE EMPLOYES RETIREMENT SYSTEM secondary
include
expected
$35
year;
.
,,/'Xx
it
does
Nor
TENN.
N.Y.C.
and B.
25.
to
•1ST..
appearing this week is the NEVADA NORTHERN
holders, offering amounting to $2,194,500 shares of stock via
Possibly
only issues of $1
Whitie,4Weld & CoM
Co. will offer 1,531,692 shares of GEN¬
day are: $7.5 million LIVONIA PUBLIC
SCHOOL" DISTRICT,.-MICH.; $5,150,000 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS
BUILDING AUTHORITY, MASS.; and $5 million RICHMOND COUNTY, GA.
three
dates;
lion S & P's AA-rated
Tuesday (Nov. 20): Morgan Stanley &
ERAL MOTORS. Also, appearing that
in
dates set; also, $30,785,600 in seven preferreds of which three amounting to $25.5 million
further, 59 issues of $300,000 or less of which eight have selling dates tentatively set.
bidding
have
million
$19
•;/tlncludes
-
Louisiana and
$15 million
Includes
$14 million
Puerto Rico
set
for
Jan.
9
and
Nov.
28
respectively.
not included in our
Also
516,764.000 NEW YORK
competition sale.
INDETERMINATE
ties
rapid about face by MARION COUNTY
and
postponed last week.
Includes
3c Co., and
changes
X.
J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake
City.
50
to
X
HIGH
v
.
DESPITE $201 MILLION
FED'S
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is
said
to
the
season
require
when
\
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$1,921 million respectively.
date dropped below $1,290 million.
million and
—
or,
with
an
estimated
dollar
of
value
300,000
public
$183,407,700,-compared
oi
withdrawn.
be
or
,
LARGER ISSUES AHEAD
or
b
.
to
last
or without
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CHESTNUT H]LL INDUSTRIES, INC., common; 99.000 shares
$1 million in debentures of CONSOLIDATED LEASING
and
AMERICA;
INVESTMENT
200.000 shares
FIRST
of
CONNECTICUT
SMALL
in
bonds
of
PACIFIC
POWER
&
LIGHT
CO.; 150,000 shares of
INC.; 230.000 shares of
STANDARD SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y., common; $65
million in bonds of PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.; 275,000 shares of
common and $1,685,000 in debentures of AMERICAN GAS CO.; $7.5 million
in bonds of SOUTHERN ELECTRIC GENERATING CO.; And in Municipals:
Week
A
of' PAK-WELL
PAPER
INDUSTRIES,
of
:
3:
Dec.
;
"
$15 million in bonds of METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.: $12 million in bonds
-
-/
.
bonds
million
..
.
gold supply stayed at $15,978 million of two weeks ago. The
Fed's portfolio of governments, including the last of repurchases made three
weeks ago, declined $201 million and consisted mostly of 90-day or less maturi- -
UTILITIES
CO.:
And
in
Municipals:
$8
CO.
(GEN'L OBLIG. CO. BONDS), TEX.: $3.5 million
M.QNTE ELE. S..D.', CALIF.; $9 million FLA. DEV. COMM. (ROAD
REV. BONDS), BROWARD CO., FLA.; $9.9 million GARY SAN. DIST.,
IND.;„ $8 million , NASHVILLE, TENN.; $5.5 million SALT LAKE CO.
ILLINOIS;
Week of Dec.
•
UTAH.; $4.5 million COOK CO. TWP. H .S. DIST. NO. 205,
X;
10:
$2,250,000 in debentures of LEWIS
..of
(TILLIE)
FOODS, INC.; 230,000 shares
SPERTI
PRODUCTS, INC., common; $3,750,000 MISSOURI PACIFIC
RR. equip, trust ctfs.; $45 million in debentures of SOUTHERN NEW ENG.LAND TELEPHONE CO.; 25,000 shares of capital stock and $2 million in
debentures of ARKANSAS VALLEY INDUSTRIES, INC. And in Municipals:
$6.5 million GA. STATE HOSP. AUTH., (ATLANTA), GA.; $100,130,000
-
(
ties and none was more than a year.
the Federal Reserve has managed to keep the weekly daily average
above the $400 million mark with the exception of two
dropped to around $350 million. During this time (Oct. 3-Nov. 14)
the Treasury's
MONTANA-DAKOTA
DALLAS
GRANITE S. D:,
_
Treasury
weeks when it
of
..EL
..
daily
$10 million in preferred of NEW ENGLAND POWER CO.; $60 million
YORK; $15 million in
in bonds of CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF NEW
$1.3 billion figure. The actual Nov. 14 float figure was $1,452
$712 million more than Nov. 7.
gold stock declined $90 million and by last Nov. 1 the Fed com¬
of free, excess reserves
INC.
go
.
of $60
Since Oct. 3,
to
None of the monthly float data in 1962
average of free, excess reserves revealed a week-to-week
million to $453 million based on a revised level of $393 million
in the preceding week.
The actual net, free reserves of last Wednesday was
$643 million—up $518 million compared to Nov. 7.
week's
increase
26:
common
and
million
decision
AUTH. REV. BONDS; $15 million TEXAS WATER DEV. BD.,
AUSTIN, TEX.; $25 million KENTUCKY (STATE OF): $3,885,000 MOBILE
CO., ALA.; $10 million OKLA. CITY MUN. IMP. AUTH. (REV.), OKLA.;
$5.5 million SACRAMENTO CITY UNIF. S. DX CALIF.; and $14 million
PUERTO RICO AQUEDUCT AND SEWER AUTHORITY.
Contrary to indications of two weeks ago (Nov. 7), the float in the week ending
Nov. 14 showed a week-to-week $51 million rise in the daily average to a far
from unsubstantial
and
approval
3
for
coun¬
nr
$4.4 million NORMAN, OKLA.; $9.8 million PURDUE UNIV., IND.; $4 milPAR. CONS. S. D. No. ly LA.: $50.9 million N. Y. C.
and, thus, is ,X;
Reserve pumping-up of member bank reserves. In
December, the float's average of daily figures was $1,377
Federal
1961's November and
public offering includes GENESCO
Dec.
approved
"TRANSIT
:
DECLINE IN
float supposedly falls significantly
or
,lion .ST; LANDRY
GENEROUS
HOLDINGS OF GOVERNMENTS
the
issues
backlog
-XX:
of Nov.
class
7'
This
a
announced
put into our definite hqrklo-'
CO.; 1,500 units of INDUSTRIAL DEV. BANK
OF ISRAEL LTD.; 120,000 shares of class A and $750,000 in debentures of
JACKSON'S/BYRONS ENTERPRISES, INC.; 253,875 shares of MCGRATH
(JOHN W.) CORP., common; 425.000 shares of NORTON CO., common; $32
-
STAY CLOSE TO LAST WEEK'S
as
will be
stockholders'
to
BUSINESS
:
,
16
^
which
firmly announced
subject
CORP.. OF
.
/.'■
when
$1,468,932,500
$1,493,182,000
.
active
million
MEMBER BANK RESERVES
and
postponed
the
$2,250,000
issues,withdrawn from the Reg. "A" and full
registration calendar of offerings. Among the withdrawals were: PERMA-B1LT X"',
ENTERPRISES, INC., 230,000 shares of common via Robert A. Martin Assoc.;
and MASTERS, INC., $1.5 million 6% convertible subordinated debentures and
150,000 shares of common via Sterling, Grace & Co., and Norton, Fox & Co.
there were also
In that week
if
indeterminate float
the
preferreds
'...
,/
Week
The latter
RELAY, INC., 100.000 shares, via White, Weld & Co.;
SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL CORP., 124,552 shares of common urn'White, Weld
to
•
of
RADAR
of:
fconds*__
and
w^eek s tally of, 58 issues and $199,157,500 value. These postponed issues may return with
equities for the most part is Paine, Webber, Jackson &
two medium sized issues were
One small and
offered
be
convertible
private.
underwriting and originally was managed by Dean
Witter & Co., San Francisco.
Another issue to leave the postponed category
which it recently entered for re-entry back into the active backlog of issues to
be offered was the FIRST AMERICAN ISRAEL MUTUAL FUND.
The under¬
writer of this investment company's 2.750,000 shares of beneficial interest which
consisted
to
/new
without
plans to invest in Israel
Curtis, Boston.
additions
Recent
FINANCIAL
CORP. from its heretofore "postponed" status to being offered publicly at $14
per share.
The savings and loan association holding company's 102,050 shares
Last week witnessed a very
stocks
♦Comprise reports of financing plans which have not been formally
offering as those in the Total Backlog Tale showing firm intentions.
MEDIUM SIZED ISSUES WITHDRAWN FROM
BACKLOG OF OFFERINGS
marketed
Last Week
This Week
SIXTEEN SMALL TO
were
BACKLOG
.
Corporate
~
$510,457,000
dates___-
Corporate
Data
The
$619,144,350
$471,573,570
bonds
Totals
The following
The
$329,045,850
COMPETITIVE
Corporate
balance of this year is now estimated at $1
billion. The regular weekly bill market this calendar year, commencing Febru¬
ary, 1962, has furnished to the Treasury—through today—$5.2 billion of extra
cash. This was done in 40 trips to the bill market. In 11 consecutive weekly trips
for new cash—averaging $200 million weekly—from June through August, the
government raised $2.2 billion. Today's hike to $200 million marks the first re¬
turn to this amount since last summer's end. Should it continue to raise this
weekly amount for the remaining Monday's of the year, the estimated [Treasury
cash needs will be met by Christmas.
to
$881,048,000
This Week
Treasury's cash needs for the
Union
$793,430,219
$368,378,500
of $200 million short
181-day bills.
■
$338,910,719
$512,669,500
larger.
or
TOTAL
regular weekly Treasury
return appearance
million
*$1
bill market today (Nov. 19) will again play host
terms soliciting new, cash for the
government. The Treasury will offer today $2.1 billion for cash and in exchange
lor maturing $1.9 billion consisting of $1.3 billion 90-day bills and $800 million
The
to
The
8454,519,500
$176,504,500
$290,098,500
week
Last
$164,629,500,
$336,165,000
Total
competitive bidding.
THANKSGIVING WEEK DOCKET
QUIET
a
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PUBLIC HOUSING
ADMIN., WASH., D. C., $11,935,000 TAMPA. FLA.
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Volume
Number
196
6213
The
.
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2075)
3
I
Continued
from
offering,
the
1
page
American
Duke
Ellington,
book
writer,
mates
the
exceed
cash
20th
News of Business and Finance
the
and
producer
ftceive
B|V>
of
t
profits
net
e
at
^he
{This North Chicago, 111.
Laboratories,
receipts.
Abbott
Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
a
corporation
shares
N.
on
Nov.
be
offered
to
8,
filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
through Jay Gould & Co., Inc.,
1962
$2
at
^
acquired
held
by
Abbott
..
ing capital
used
be
for
repayment of
debt,
equipment,
The
and other corporate purposes.
Terrazzo, of 826 62nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y„ is en¬
manufacture and installation of terrazzo, and the in¬
and tile.—V. 195, p. 2487.
the
stallation
Withdraw
SEC
\ y
of
one
veterinary
the
Nov.
Nov.
Corp.,
the company reported that it was withdrawing
its registration statement originally filed with the SEC on March
30,
1962,
which covered
100,000 common
shares,
to
have been
16,
1062,
f
12,
frcm
market.—V.
&
through Stone & Webster Securities
Co.,
Inc.,
The
York.
New
utility
market
of
and Greenshields
Corp.
it
announced
and
to
GM
conditions.
frdun the sale of the company's stock were to have
toward a long-range Jamaica-wide electrification pro¬
applied
gram.—V. 195,
and
notes
The
shares
common
Co.,
Oct.
on
to
offered
be
filed
29,
at
Nov.
share
to
are
be
for
used
additional'equipment
,
Laboratories,
ufactures
various
of
types
W.
837
North
beauty
of
Pittsburgh,
Avenue,
supply
man¬
products.
Corp.
Standard
Oil
Credit Corp.—"Reg.
corporation
-
$300,000
1991
of
offered
finance
at
will
Proceeds
Pioneer
Oct.
on
used
of
29,
subordinated
6%
be
to
.
|
A" Filing—
be
$100
Main
337
company.—V.
No
increase
"Reg.
a
notes
capital
each.
to
filed
1962,
(series
capital
covering
due
C)
underwriting
Nov.
,
1,
involved.
is
funds.
St., Great Barrington, Mass.,
195,
A"
is
for
Yeshiva
of
of
share
one
for
four
each
Telephone Employees Insurance held of record
on
shares
statement.
the effective
,
Securities
also
includes
tain
708
date
company
certain
tends
the
of
Telephone
Employees
Co.
Insurance
It
in¬
to write ordinary life, credit life and group life in¬
insurance prospects will be obtained primarily through
direct mail techniques.
The net proceeds from the stock
and
of
use
sale
directors
initially
surance,
(including funds from the prior sale of
shares)
will
college,
located
York,
the
is
core
of
in
care
the
United
Association
of
Colleges
Secondary
various
in
fields
of
is
National
tional
;
trustee,
—v.
and
Bank
Bank
196,
&
of
First
West
Trust
Wisconsin
Allied
Trust Co.,
; ;
Artists
Pictures
has
corporation
5 xk%
called
cumulative
for
the
to comply
requirements of
with the minimum statutory capital and
Maryland law; and, except for amounts
(. required for day-to-day operations, will be invested pursuant to the
I requirements of Maryland insurance laws.
Harvey E. Emmart is
company
surplus
Board
Chairman and Michael J.
hold
others
similar
positions
Eagan is President. They and four
Telephone Employees Insurance
with
Co.
On
ment
.'
Nov.
Baby, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
the
1962
13,
originally filed
withdrew
company
with
the
SEC
Dec.
on
its
28,
registration state¬
1961 which covered
75,000 common shares, to have been offered
publicly
share through First Philadelphia Corp., New York.—V.
at
$2
per
Ip5, p. 157.
also
Machine
of
Tool
Corp.—Partial
194,
months
of
share,
was
solidated
net
per
net
1962
it
and
stores,
other
forms
of
department store
In
and
income
addition,
the
REVENUES—Net
31,
$368,330,000,
1961—V.
company
to
15,
at
CAPITALIZATION
p.
Co.,
completed
sales
16
of
of
its
said
Dec.
Plans Capital Increase
Preferred
for
the
six
months
income
TO
PRESENT
was
These
earnings
"amortization
four
3
on
has
company
increasing
that
announced
authorized
000,000 shares, and
preferred shares.
common
creating
on
stockholders
stock
new
a
irom
issue
of
to
are
vote
5,000,000
300,000
Dec.
10,-
to
convertible
ment,
the
for
Arts
tries,
equal
for-share
publicly or
capital by
debt.—V.
number
basis.
it
Nov.
000,000
in
no
immediate
exchange
plans to issue
preferred shares
114,979
outstanding preference shares
remaining preferred
would
be
The
p.
on
a
share-
640.
to purchase
selling
stock
14,
1962
1963
the
through
Co.—Financing Program—
company
the
sale
announced
of
plans
mortgage
to
bonds
raise
and
■'
common
utility said the program includes $70,000,000 of first mort¬
bonds at competitive bidding. Jan. 8, and sale of $140,000,000
of common
stock
to its parent, American
Telephone & Telegraph
Co., later in the year.
gage
construction.
approval
p.
of
Both
the
used
the
New
to
retire
bond
York
short-term
and
Public
bank
stock' financing
Service
loans
are
used
for
subject
Commission.—V.
to
196,
1877.
full
named
Cruttenden,
Miller
I_L
Francis
I.
Podesta
cata¬
to
first
43
share,
from
the
V.
5,500
du
Pont
—V.
195,
p.
Co.
The
10,000
&
-
5,500
:
1653.
f
&
Co.,
Webber,
Curtis
&
10,000
Inc.__i^_^_:
Paine,
Inc
Co.,
McDonnell
195,
Deane
Tne
on
net
currently
item
in
after-tax
that
income
amounted
to
for
$22,185,
chiefly from the excess of
subsidiary over the net book value of
a
-
%
the
acquisition
Cameras
organizations
showed
$436,000
by
Mansfield
of
division
Sylvania
consummated
was
on
forma
pro
a
loss
a
sales
on
attributed
on
Irrius-
Electric
May
14
of
of
of
basis,
$358,000
Mansfield
sales
on
of
$2,885,000;
and
$8,607,-
Mansfield
year.
the
alone
the
Argus
$5,722,000.
sharp
improvement •in
combination
a
effected
of
the
in
the
the
increased
wake
of
the
company's
volume
and
acquisition.—
1764,
p.
Public
will be used to repay bank
net
as
compared
year.
loans, and for
In
was
5,500
largest
for
$598,000
with
Real! estate
with
net
a
sales
sales
for
of
real
its
loss
the
estate
fiscal
of
corporations,
ended Juiy
year
$1,222,000
amounted
year
$3,126,000
for
reported
for
the
re¬
31,
prior
to
$8,040,1961.
due
primarily
real
of
the
to
increase
in
real
estate
sales
and
a
re¬
estate
and corporate overhead expenses.
These
however, were partially offset by- increases in
real estate taxes, Interest and amortization of prior debt discount
charges, and,
while sales volume was well ahead of last year,
5,500
profit
5,500
reversal
factors,
margins
"Although
were
as
of
such
to
financial
year,"
bills
totaled
000
at
the
Mortgage
31,
1961—a
,
real
less
favorable.
condition^
estate
and
sales
stock
a
during
the
market
latter
volume
progress," he said.
of definite
fiscal
the
position
$5,372,000
close
at
the
of
the company has improved during
stated.
Cash and U. S. Treasury
31, 1962, as compared with $5,247.previous year—an increase of $125,000.
of
Whatley
Mr.
•
July
were
economic
discourage
year,
{one
the
aggregate
of sales consummated and .the
accomplishment in the region of management planning
that the operation for the year may fairly be defined
the
of
the
in
unfavorable
tended
"The
oversubscribed.
2028.
of
comparison
favorable
Scrib—
loss
the
duction
12,000
&
Florida's
of
one
company's
annual
report
to
stockholders,
Brown
L.
Whatley, President, said that the improvement of operating results
part
p.
30.
571,980
on
pro¬
$246,626
Sept.
stemmed
acquisition
division
lost
196,
In
10,000
America Corp.—Republic Drops Acquisition Plan—
issue.—V.
The
fiscal
Stores
this
largest
earned
ended
share
per
sales
predecessor
nation's
equipment,
reduction
a
of
Argus
1962,
and
Jackson
—
—4-
was
the
with
two
announced.
Arvida Corp.—Reports Loss for Year—
I
Co., and Bache & Co., New York,
—V. 196, p. 1449.
,
of
one
quarter
cents
and
result
Arvida,
ported a
Nov.
Republic Corp.
Inc.
Proceeds
Corp.—Secondary Oversubscribed—
14, 1962, it was reported that a secondary
offering of 175,000 common shares of Allied Stores
at $52 per share made through Kidder,
Peabody &
See
period
construction.—V. 196, p. 1239..
5,500
Inc._
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc
her
the
the
Leopold
degree
Allied
amounted
Service €0.—Bonds Sold Privately
12, 1962, the company reported that it had
sold privately to a group of 19 institutional
investors,
$25,000,000 of 4.40% first mortgage bonds due 1992.
5,500
Co.,
Singer,
of
Arizona
common
& Fay, Inc
Ryons & Co
Lester,
&
Co.
Co.,
&
-
1962
—On Nov.
agree¬
company
Hooker
—
cents
comparable
operation
President,
July-September quarter of last
earnings of $78,000 and a volume of
Shares
5,500
is
earnings strength to
operating economies
agreed,
underwriting
Hirsch
5,500
the
of
quarter
the
Mr.
520,000 shs.
have
respective numbers of shares of
&
78
$150,000
below,
the
of
not jointly
58,500
to
con¬
con¬
000
Co.
&
in
of
forma totals of its
pro
company,
the
price paid for
separate
had
below.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
On
be
the
and
nine
common
year.
As
$210,-
The
will
forth
Deetjen &
Granbery,
Marache
stock.
Proceeds
stockholder
set
conditions
severally
Inc.
this
Outstanding
920,000 shs.
underwriters
and
Emanuel,
New York Telephone
On
has
will
of
sold, either
privately, ana the proceeds used to increase working
about $12,000,000, and to retire $6,624,000 of subsidiary
196,
terms
first
per
of, 1961,
equal
months
$351,290,000
goodwill"—an
per
Inc.
Products
ended July
$217,736.
Shares
company
said that
additional common, but
an
the
to
Bache'
The
the
1_.
par)
as
'
Leopold,
included
of
cents
Argus
FINANCING
$150,000
($1
the
cents
$9,272,000,
nine
photographic
in
figure Is equal
outstanding shares.
due
,
subject
The
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
Its
Metals
common
mass-circulation
net
banks
to
for
69
piorji^f
nine
<
first
profit
additional
Graphic
and
1962
10,
Common
to
pur¬
Y.
API
company's
the
equivalent to
first
to
R.
the
amateur
$9,280,000
division
Allied
of
EFFECT
GIVING
payable
for
N.
witn
533.
Herbert
Leopold
ducers
Offered—On
Authorized
notes
associated
the
the
earnings well above the
Mr.
1962,
$10.50
or
purchase
to
producing
unaudited
industries
Cheektowaga,
is
American-Standard
'
'
for
compared
196,
organizations,
mail
advertising for department
resident buying offices, mail order
company. The Sperry & Hutchinson
publishes "Modern Needle-Craft," a
$6,355,803
capacity of President
Precision
Argus Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Argus
and
chains,
sales
1962; amounted
5%
—
of
In
amounted
sales
of
Wyker, president.
used
business
trading stamp
a
the
of
now
$8,146,000,
share:
common
Consolidated
to
income
was
in
logs
Y.
is anticipated
employs 80 to
$600,000
in
Engineering
announced.
Argus
and
direct
N.
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary Corp.—Net
Consolidated
000
primary
company
1837.
p.
the
designing
his
Down, Sales Higher—
Redemption
Dec.
stock
Common
—
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be
equipment and for" working capital.
planning,
that
Tonowanda,
$2.00.-,000
of
American
Company
subsidiary's| assets.
of
of
excess
Abrams
purchase
BUSINESS—The
North
backlog
that
Manufacturing
Division.—V.
semi-annual magazine sold on newsstands;
services publishers by
supplying layouts, paper and printing; and produces trading stamps
and collectors'\books for same.
Genesco, Inc.
a
Donald
owner
the
Co.
Stock Sale—
in
disclosed
Nov. 15, 1962, Bache & Co., New York, headed an
underwriting group which made the initial public sale
of Allied Graphic Arts common stock through the
offering of 150,000 shares at $7.50 a share. Of the total
70,000 shares were sold for the company and 80,000
company
Proposed Registrations
and
with
year
the
sist
announced
Inc.,
growing company,
designs
and
heat exchangers.
Its sales are reported to
company
ACA
Director
'
Welcome
has
Basco
rapidly
j
Fierle
former
■
Payment v/ill. be made at the Bankers Trust
Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
■Each share of preferred is convertible Into 2.16 shares of
up
to and including Dec. 14, 1962.—V. 195, p. 2376.
enable
14 ,250,178
•
Basco.
chased
issue.
f:,7■
for
redemption on
convertible preferred
Graphic Arts Inc.
President,
Roy A. Bass will continue to function
Mr.
New York
share.
Allied
The
people,
shares for the account of Salie
the
708
!,=
■
$1.65
14,296,990
V...
\
.
of
old
1963.
•
The
Fierle,
stock
year
this
Co., Milwaukee, First
Continental Illinois Na¬
Wis., and
Chicago, paying agents
of
25 03o,000
Tvust
Bend,
Co.,
J.
the
five
a
to
York
New
11 ,233,000
outstand¬
_
industrial
of
learning.
1763.
p.
leading
5 ,904.000
.7 989.000
13,427,000
taxes....
share
'
$1,500,000
100
Rd.,
and
$160,000,000
study
38, 418.000
5.458.000
$1.50
manufactures
Schools, and
offers under¬
It
$
475.016,000
7,800,000
30__.._
be
were
States.
and
1961
498.Qj1.000
22,771,000
per-common
Robert
Basco,
New York corporation with its principal office
a
•
American Precision Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—
"*
a
fact
635.
p.
38,540,900
outstanding
196, Pi 1551.
Mr.
Eastchester
at
The
the
nrocessin
459,491,000 436,598,000
depletion.
foreign
income
Sept.
purchased
St., New York, is a private, non-sectarian institu¬
under Jewish sponsorship. It is chartered by the Board
of the State of New York, and is accredited by the
1,261,of. its
organized under Maryland law in October, 1962
was
services--__^^____
other income
in
and
data
19(52
and
and
and
at
—.Y.
University
6%
was
shares.
uespice
uo
stock.
year
1872.
p.
expen|ses__
income
ing
186th
States
degrees
per
The
by
capital shares previously sold to cer¬
officials of Telephone Employees
outstanding
and management
$17,700.
patient
University,
Regents
City,
The
<fc
employees
Insurance for
to
last
196,
income
Net
proceeds will be used by
APPOINTMENTS—Chemical Bank
of
underwriters, headed by Eastman billon,
Co., 10 Light St., Baltimore, will be paid 500
per share in respect of
all shares being offered and an additional
{250 per. share in respect of each unsubscribed share. The statement
Union
Net
Offered—On
specialized professional accrediting agencies.
graduate, gr^idmUe and professional programs of
,
the
of
P'ederal
senior
The company would also give
in five-year 53A%
subordinated
Corp.—V. 196, p. 1655.
by
It is proposed to offer such stock for subscription
share by capital stockholders of Telephone Employees
rate
and
W.
Middle
capital' stock.'
the
500
of
\-:j
Co.,at
Sli'i
16-year
tion operated
The'company, Redwood & Light 8fs,.£ Baltimore, filed a registra¬
statement? with~the BEC'on Nov. ^ covering 110,292 shares of
per
of
University—Bonds
Ave., Bronx, New
city" which includes
Yeshiva
tion
$25
and
sales
Depreciation
the..adjacent 1,400-bed Bronx Municipal Hospital Center built by the City of New York, and a 1,500bed Psychiatric Hospital Center now being constructed by the State
of New York.
The combined facilities, covering 200 acres, will make
this one of the most comprehensive centers of medical
education,
at
Insurance
Ethyl
Park
research
consumer
a
from
Dividends and
the corporation to help
finance the construction of a 250-bed
University Hospital and Diag¬
nostic and Rehabilitation Center, plus a
12-story Research Center.
2079.
p.
Costs
companies.
$20,000,000
payment
PROCEEDS—Net
.Morris
Telephone Employees Life Insurance Co.—Proposed
Rights Offering—r «
<i
h
,
; 1 - ■
•
at
$114,000,000
of
amounted
common
and
desired.—V.
be
after
year
$
Revenue
13,
."medical
The
:
to
cited
stock udders.
common
forms
is
American Metal Climax, Inc.—Nine
Months' Report
'
BACKGROUND—The
Pioneer
something
of
L.u.ticu
business
Period Ended Sept. 30—
priced at from 100 to 101.17, to yield 5.90%.
working
and
capital.
Modern
leave
subscribed.—V. 196,
The bonds bore interest of from 5%
Pittsburgh.
Proceeds
1975.
p.
1962, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
{ offered publicly, $10,700,000 of this corporation's first
mortgage serial bonds due July 1, 1966-Oet. 1, 1982.
A" covering 97,000
through A. J. Davis
"Reg.
per
$3
a
still
402,201
on
ere
both
Shares
Laboratories, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
-
approved the acquisition of Ethyl
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) and
owners,
insurance
part
as
Hospital
Modern
196,
Albert Einstein College of Medicine and
1801.
p.
'
-
,
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
the;"issuance
four
proceeds
been
Joint
Motors
notes
proposed sale because
canceling the
was
directors.
share
a
to
this
months
also
-
York
,
Net
They
cents
months
compared
This
$123,726,
shares
nine
stockholders
1962
its
eight
js-vxcs «au
prevailing for
prices
report
mouths
of
nine
high,
Home Products
Corp.—Secondary Over¬
subscribed—On Nov. 16, 1962, it was
reported that a
secondary offering of 211,500 capital shares of Ameri¬
can Home Products made at
$49,875 per share by Dean
Witter & Co., New
York, and associates, was over¬
{::.V
;
Diamond
approved financing arrangements for the purchase,
which includes the sale of $50,000,000 of
20-year 5%% subordinated
notes to a group of institutional
investors, the borrowing of $16,000,000 at 5V2%
interest from Chase Manhattan Bank of New
.
offered
six
Financing Approved—
On
General
On
that
nine
409,227
on
the
1961.
Ail-
at
American
products formerly marketed by Abbott were
Diamond for distribution under the Diamond label.
jointly research and develop new prodcuts
to
to
share
a
of
interim
the
luci^auos ia
cards
preferred shares of Diamond,
The majority of Diamond shares
veterinarians, Diamond employees and the
•
Registration—
$32,105,
.('!
companies- will
the
Debt
To
Service Ltd.
Public
Jamaica
from
stock.
:•
elect
^
S
j
in Diamond
arising
the
for
for
all-time
an
months
lncome for the first
convertible
of
Albemarle Paper
marble
of
two
for
International
gaged in
75,000
agreement
months.
an
in
Sales
—
Systems
nine
income
cents
?o°on,pAraPle
veterinary
" transferred
work¬
several
last
practicing
will
Certain
to
are
thle
public.";'Wv.;:.
.
Y.
Proceeds
completing
during
».
invested $1,050,000
company,
Moines,
non-controlling block
are
The
common
Des
negotiations
International Terrazzo
Business
l0n,ond »mortization charges
or
13
-rP1!?™
Abbott Laboratories—Investment—
<
cost, and Messrs. Marton, Ellington, Barer and Appell will
1 VzK, 37c, 2%
and VA'A, respectively, of the gross weekly
office
Systems, Inc.
President,
net
company s
$oj,322,
no
receive
box
American
by Simon Gaynor,
in New York will not
this offering will be so
from
proceeds
net
will
of
first
total cost of ooening tee nrcouciioo
The
sales
^ed $3,400,421 'in the
Sepk )0, 1962 were $3,972,017,
with
Barer,
lyricist; Don Appell,
Film Corp.
The producer esti¬
Century-Fox
Net.
•
Marshall
composer;
and
$400,000
applied.
of
purpose
Businesr
Time High—
managing and producing a musical
play entitled "Sugar City."
The producer acquired the right to
present the musical on the stage in the United States, Canada and
British Isles from George Marton, whose
novel it jwill dramatize,
for
July
and contracts receivable totaled
$17,084,000 at
comparison wkh $13,974,000 at the close of
increase
of
$3,110,000;
Also,
the outs t a n dm g c on-
notes
1962,
net
in
of the company was reduced by $3,3o0,000
$26,576,000.—V. 195, pp. 2376 and 2488.
solidated mortgage debt
during
1962
to
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE (Reg. U.S. Patent Office) William ~B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. CJaude D. Selbert, Publisher and President,
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
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jo
.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate
2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, sr.
••
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S., Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other councri ,
.
NOTE:
On
account
of
the fluctuations
the
in
'
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York fualt.
J
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'
...
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4
(2076)
Products was 77 % greater than
last
year
and was more than the company has ever earned in
a
whole year,
the company reported.
John D. Saint-Amour, President, said that earnings of $263,479
for
the
nine
months ended Sept. 30
amounted to 52 cents per
share.
Earnings in the corresponding period of 1961 were $148,937, or 30 cents per share.
The
most
Assembly
Products
has
earned
in
a
whole year
was
$242,058, or 51 cents a share, in 1960, Saint-Amour noted.
Shipments for nine months of this year amounted to $4,117,632, or 37%
more
than those of $3,013,894 for the same period
in
1961.
The company manufactures
meter-relays, panel meters,
complete controls, panel-mounting electronic voltmeters and flaw
detection
"Our
and
equipment.
for
shipments
Atlantic
The
shareholders.—V.
Oil
Yoakum
involve
properties
approximately
35.9
producing inter¬
W.
Dow Hamm,
producing,
announced.
of
Texas,
of
Manager
wells with a net daily production
The purchase price was not dis¬
net
barrels.
500
'
acquisition
the
for
closed.
program to concentrate its
in
profitable
areas
closely
related
to
presently owned producing leases,"
Hamm said.
At¬
lantic operates 289 wells in the two West Texas counties with a
production of 4,030 barrels per day.—V. 196, p. 1764.
"This
another
is
crude
oil
Atlantic's
in
step
acquisitions
production
underwriting is involved.
No
will
Proceeds
for
used
be
repayment, Yarid
debt
State
of
succeeded: to
The
7,
incorporated
was
vision.
30,
CAPITALIZATION
Down—
Industries
period
and
sales
the
for
5.1%
up
from
operating
months
nine
first
EFFECT
1962
of
in
from
7.8%
Third
and
period
and
sales
quarter
1962.
operating
in
$20,945,000
quarter
in
for
earnings
net
$847,000
with
$498,000
compared
1961.—V. 196, p. 636.
were
$21,173,000
were
revenues
while
1961,
the
for
the
third
Black
On
Oct.
Hanover
of
$3,054,286
after
company
fiscal
new
David
A
from
in
1048
pp.
Y-;
and
its status to that of an
investment company and
an
non-i
operating
started a
that
stockholders'
special
a
will be held on Dec. 18 to consider matters
to the corporation's change in status
relate
part
to
company
industrial
an
concern."—V.
'
" " 77'
,7
of
bids
for
Proceeds
and
loans.
1963
1551.
p.
Atlas
the
General
first
pared
with
Bellm,
Industries,
quarter
of
$463,125
President,
had
fiscal
its
construction
Hills
for
the
same
in
announced
the
$560,938
of
ended Sept.
period
last
quarterly
1962,
30,
for
com¬
Chas.'
year,
to
report
N.
This
of
and
Sales
rental
with
income
$5,800,733
the
for
for
the
past
quarter
period
same
the
for
results
Corp.,
equal
30,
1961.—V.
Lester
Corp.—Earnings Up 32%—Stock
earnings for
for any first
anniial
told the
the
first
quarter
meeting
of stockholders
quarter ended Sept. 30 were the
in the company's history.
They
$608,231 or 22 cents a share, an increase of 32% over net
earnings of $461,249 or 17 cents a share for the comparable first
quarter last year. Both of the above figures are based upon 2,760,shares
outstanding
Avnet
the
also
current
told
"Based
ahead
current
on
for
the
expected
year
of
of
continue
1962.
that
17%
sales
for
greater
the
than
for
Mr.
Avnet
fiscal
stated,
the
of
Weesner
Sale
Sales
Hamilton
climb
sales
June
and
1963,
30,
Nov.
12,
rights
which
shares
and
Electro
1962
the
Inc.,
The
for
expired
Corp.—V.
bank
have
New
bank
the
Nov.
196,
425.
p.
announced
Subscriptions—
that
it
received
sub¬
1962.
The
unsubscribed
ordinary
ordinary shares underwritten in the
been placed by a group headed by Kuhn, Loeb
unsubscribed
States
Co.
in
8,
"A"
the
share
Earnings
had
offered
to
Its
shareholders
rights
to
ordinary
(voting)
shares
and
"A"
shares alt the rate of four ordinary shares
increase
in
at
two
Co.—Net Up
annual
the
President.
year,
to
of
of
a
was
1,
by
than
For
the
the
1962
in
to
net
of
Coastal
the
the
by
million
Sol
N.
Berman
since
was
Ber¬
income
the
begin¬
1962.
Leasing
company
revenue
Co., Charleston, S. C.,
within the last 10 days
increase.
Coastal
second
company
were
not
S.
plus
com¬
Leasing
Sales
was
Berman
of
terminals
C.
The
name
disclosed.
to
compared
$6,966,297
with
from
$252,882
a
$6,264,182.
year
Net
earlier.
the
more
in
increased
$441,746,
is
trucking
oldest and one of the largest lessors of
heavy
equipment in the nation. , The company leases a
than
8,500
vehicles
and
services
them
in
60
22
states.^V.
level
sales
while
of
large
196,
p.
1765.
Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—
The company is offering stockholders the
right to
subscribe for 429,013 additional
shares at $2.80 per
share, on the basis of one new share for each two
and
excavators
and
seasonal
trends
economic
machines.—V.
195,
drills
have
1660.
p.
Corp.—Nine( Months' Report—
inc.
1962
1961
$29,490,084 $29,072,859
and
taxes
Canadian
1,698,339
,
2,127,819
860,831
adjustment
1,056,012
$0.73
$0.90
1,172,982
■
1,171,640
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Byers
shares
the
to
$11,587,982,
will
Nov.
made
be
redemption
on
fund, $289,400
for
sinking
due
1979
1,
100%'
at
Dec.
of
plus
15,
1962,
its 7%
sub¬
accrued in¬
the Manufacturers Hanover
Y.—V. 192, p. 2607.
at
New York 15, N.
Uiilities
California-Pacific
The
ac¬
share
Trust
Co.—Net Down—
cents
share
a
of
1961,
on
a
of $879,547, equal
from
to 88
revenues
totaling
revenues
totaling
1962.
with
net income of $857,124, which
smaller number of shares then
outstanding.
with
compared
of
reported
company
89
stock,
nine months
months
nine
the
to
net income
a
common
first
the
first
the
In
the
on
in
$9,587,245,
Sept.
on
realized
has
company
a
$10,380,323
$1.15
$258,661,
outstanding
called
the
of
debentures
Payment
cents
$614,760, equal
compared with
was
has
operation
per
earnings were computed on the average of 910,357 common
outstanding during the 1962 period, after $76,229 for pre¬
A
year earlier
there was an overage of 868,985
common shares
outstanding, and the preferred dividend
require¬
ment-was
$82,168.
share earnings were
after
Tidy House charges, which
196,
share.—V.
shares
p.
dividends.
ferred
7(43.
for
Products
Bowman
products,
well
as
automotive
as
in
for
sales
the
nine
1962's
nine
months
of
to
and
months
1962
over
months
compared
to
of
1961.—V.
196,
943.
p.
the
in
1962
services totaled $9,313,980 in
the first
against
$8,761,465
in
1961.
Non-utility
gas and appliances rose to $1,066,343
utility
of
1962,
sales
from
revenues
re¬
months.
for
from
Revenues
continued
of
tank
from $825,780
period
in 1961.—V.
Callahan Mining Corp.—Net
i
196,
637.
p.
Up 11%—
Callahan
Mining has increased its earnings in the first nine
of 1962 to 20 cents per share on 2,548,548 common shares
outstanding, compared with 18 cents on 2,535,548 shares outstanding
months
for
like
the
period
Consolidated
in
net
Joseph T.
1961,
amounted
income
Hall,
to
President, announced.
$519,217,
after
provision
of
$142,852 for depletion of mining properties and $394,700 for state
and Federal income taxes. This compares with a consolidated net
$467,783
allowances
in
of
the
nine
first nine
months
of
1961,
after
depletion
and state and Federal taxes of $365,650.
the
$163,077
Consolidated
totaled
revenues
ended
months
Sept.
$4,039,724,
against
1961.—V.
30,
196,
of
the
$3,738,659
in
637.
p.
Camloc Fastener Corp.—Net Down—
year.
loss
$296,393,
was
as
and
year,
againstDthe
1961
third
nine
taxes,
curring item
net
months,
V.
196,
sales
other
on
attributed
Damon
increased
income
on
$16,388,025.
of
the
operating
profit
improved
company's
efficiencies
its
in
picture
Tennessee
new
to
plants.—
1344.
p.
ended
on
nine
Net
At
similar
for
of
30,
and
at
of
equal
$190,769 in
to
54
cents
the nine months
for
each
of
the
with the net income of $231.048—66 cents
number of common shares—earned in the
1961.
latest
but
goods
months
nine
other
were
5%
ahead
of
the
increase
greater
even
an
sold and in
costs
was
experienced
of operation.
1962, Camloc had $886,183 of unfilled orders on its
Oct. 31 the figure had risen to $930,151, compared
backlog
$870,233
an
of
the
level
cost
Sept.
books,
with
compare
a
sales
the
is
shares.
months
year-earlier
This
1962.
earnings
initial
in
30,
common
share
per
earned net income
Fastener
Sept.
350,500
The
operations was $249,215
There was also a non-re¬
of
income of $70,000, bringing the net earn¬
ings to surplus for the nine-month period to $319,215.
For the
comparable nine months of last year, profit was $1,964 before
taxes, and $903 after taxes, on sales of $16,893,185.
before
Camloc
$54,984.
of
the
taxes
$5,590,270,
of
business
on
hand
at
Sept.
30,
1961.
The
company's financial position continued sound, with current
of $1',691,134 at Sept. 30,
1962, and current liabilities of
$599,244. The company had no bank debt, and cash alone amounted
to $418,687.—V. 195, p. 1660.
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Net Higher—
Braniff
cents
loss
President,
of
$233,876
exceed
the
for
and
pally
has
fleet
compared
revenues
the
months
first
company's
twin-engine
of
19.
for
Revenue
the
in
the
These
nine
earnings
months
196,
1961
with
compare
and
substan¬
1962
sale
earnings in 1961.
comprised $873,027 from
of
aircraft
of
surplus
nine
same
months
equipment,
which
period
totaled
the
Net
op¬
princi¬
still
company
in
1961
$71,206,833,
p.
the
an
year.
8.1%
up
established
and
high for the first three quarters of
were
up
22%
to $3,149,202, also
period.—V.
of
months
12
^
the
with
of $2,123,427, equal to 172
ended Sept. 30, 1962, Chas.
earnings
nine
announced.
nine months of
$1,250,400 from
Convair
a
net
Airways had
in the
share,
per
Beard,
a
new
Brillo
high
(&
—
Sales
period of 1961, sales totaled $18,520,743.
should be
better
than
the
first half."—V.
an
equal amount of outstanding
196,
p.
for
Miami, Fla.,
has announced
the
fiscal
year
shipping,
a
land
record high in
ending Sept.
30,
development and investment
net earnings and gross sales
1962.
(
Henry Dubbin, Chairman of the Board, reported a 34% jump in
earnings from $761,040 in fiscal 1961 to $1,016,602 in fiscal 1962.
Gross
sales
rose
to
$5,076,285,
an
increase
744.
Bristol-Myers Co.—Net Higher—
For
the
earnings
amounted
vision
of
three
of
to
months
ended
Sept.
30, 1962, 'the tentative net
North American subsidiaries
the company and its'
$4,078,251 after all charges, reserves and a pro¬
for income taxes.
This is equivalent, after
$4,666,435
qf
32%
over
the
$3,831,534 figure for the previous year.
for the 1962 nine-month period were $618,962, equal
to $1.43
per share,
compared with $706,860 or $1.63 per share
in 1961.
"While this showing is lower than 1961," Milton B, Loeb,
President,
said, "improvement in
earnings has been registered
during the most recent quarter, and indications promise that the
half
replace
Canaveral International Corp.—Earnings Up 34%—
firm,
Subs.)
Earnings
second
000 of notes to
debt issues.
for
Brillo Manufacturing and its subsidiaries report consolidated net
sales of $19,600,854 for the first nine months of 1962, an all-itime
the like
Canmar Investment
This
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
For
12, 1962, it was reported that the company
placed privately with English Electric Co., and
Co., affiliates, $3,500,000 of 5y2%
unsecured convertible debentures due 1971 and $500,had
Air freight
all-time
425.
Higher, Net Down—
record.
Canadian Marconi Co.—Debt Refinancing Reported
—On Nov.
Earnings per common share reached $1.02 in fiscal 1962, com¬
pared with 77 cents per share last year.
Both figures are based
on
the
average
number of shares outstanding during the twofiscal years and are adjusted for the 2-for-l split of common stock
last July.
The company now has 1,020,680 common shares out¬
standing.
In
Birtcher
up
Packing
with
has
"For the remainder of the year wef
anticipate sales and earn¬
ings gains to remain substantial," Mr. Berman predicted. Earnings
for the first
fiscal quarter
ended Sept. 30 increased 74%
over
the comparable
1961 quarter, rising to 40 cents from 23 cents
share.
quarterly
86 cents
a
$63,380,227,
the company shipped $19,280,148
the third quarter of last year.
or
five cents a share, com¬
share for the third quarter
over
contractor-size
40 Wall St.,
Co..
interests."
were
$1.15
period
before
income
period
rest
erations
additional
Charleston, Florence and Columbia,
location
to
from
the
combines
House
accordance
quarter ended Sept. 30, 1962, net sales were
with $5,451,371
for the same quarter last
compared
earnings
$1.5
meeting
ascribed
acquired
July
second
produce
rise
domestic
that
company
terest.
a
months
that
Bowser, headquartered in Chicago,
picked up in
and Chairman Sol Rothberg and President Rob¬
said
the favorable trend of
operations should
of
the
Damon
all-time
acquisition
addition
terminals
fleet
reported
nine
said
quarter,
C.
ordinary
74%—
more
stockholders'
increase
companies
fiscal
of
revenues
annual
The
leasing
ning of its
duty
first
Board,
Sept. 30,
and Tidy
in
non-recurring
nine
like
third
subscribe
additional
announced
income
the
the
Ami
of
period
$843,222
was
J.
months
over
attributed
of
(A. M.)
The
1961.
Net income increased 17%.
Per share earnings
current nine months were at $1.16 compared to $0.99 per
ert
all
assets
Berman Leasing
per
has
company
for
356,200
records
increase
the
first nine
Bcyrus-Erie
period in 1961, according
Earnings per share wept
for the nine months w^re
7 %
high
a
ordinated
outstanding,
the
related
the
tially
and
western
of
a
The
that
in
for
the
for
Average number of shares outstanding
—V.
196, p. 1144.
plant,
Bowser, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
E.
the
plant,
York.
(non-voting)
for each
ordinary shares and four "A" ordinary shares for each five
ordinary shares held of record Oct. 18, 1962.—V. 196, p. 1764.
bined
construction
estimates
for
improvement
earnings after taxes and after Canadian
exchange adjustment
Earnings
per
share
after
Canadian
ex¬
change adjustment
quarter ending Sept. 30, 1962.
The Cleveland
whose business is the
distribution
of all
types
of
income
the
on
company
after
although third quarter earnings declined.
nine months were $2,021,669, an increase
same
before
through
of
1962,
period
on
in
a
corresponding
Net
and
the
Net
third
and
of
Share
that
earnings
the
1961,
$9,473,750
were
$3,465,100.
ended
Bon
1962
1962
$0.20
to
7,4%
a
$720,923
"A"
An
said
firm,
1961's
five
man,
from
the
in
earnings
:
Earnings
1961.
and
continue
scriptions for 1,399,146 ordinary shares and 3,895,407 "A" ordinary
shares, or more than 99% of the total of 1,400,000 ordinary shares
and 3,920,000
"A" ordinary shares offered to shareholders under
&
cost
Hills
the
Sales
no
placement parts, reported sales of $14,588,374 for the nine months,
compared to $13,580,669 in the first nine months of 1961.
This
was
noted
at
sales
Burndy
Bowman Products Co.—Record Nine Months—
For
United
1962
current
products
17,
shares
for $106,412
equal
were
1962
increasing."
Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M.—Stock
On
for
in
period
net
Period End. Sept. 30—
interim
utility serving areas in
196, p.
1656.
months
share
a
Sept.
'.Ji
was
.
additions
of
year,
a
company
slowed
is
first
"Avnet's
ending
year
quarter
October,
that sales for
previous October.
the
first
On Nov.
15, stockholders approved an amendment to the com¬
pany's Certificate of Incorporation, increasing the authorized num¬
ber of shares of common stock from
3,000,000 to 6,000,000, which
will
make possible
the consummation
of
the
acquisition of the
assets
for
show
to
shipments
goods,
amounted
provision
for
out, too,
the
trends,"
balance
to
30,
were
He pointed
substantially
earnings
Sept.
on
shareholders
fiscal
quarter last year.
are
$0.73
fasteners
totaled
of
536,636
on
sales
based
president,
Avnet,
net
were
used
repayment
Black
earnings
"pooling
a
the
the
subsidiaries
quarter ending Sept. 30,
of
remain
1961.
196,
increase Approved—
Mr.
be
the
its
Chairman
April
of
for
at
quarter earnings were $95,981
with $244,675, or 13 cents a
nine
Avnet Electronics
766
nine
on
concept
to
Net
i
that
It
Up 58%—
share
per
after
share
per
Wyoming.—V.
operations ? of
income
share
a
1976,
highest
will
$2.21
(
exchange
electric
an
Weesner,
the
of
acquired
Net
$6,949,480
were
in
to
the
com-
proposed issue
risk
of
receiving
a
and
$86,600.
household
in
Paul
R.
statement
were
compared
is
eastern
and
diversified
1962.
$4,274,028
equal to 48 cents per share of common stock,
after
deducting
preferred
stock
dividends,
compared
with
39c
per share for
the same quarter a year ago.
»•
buy
ask
not
the
would
issue
program
Power
increase
58%
stock¬
holders.
Earnings
plant,
Bon Ami Co.—Net
Sales Higher—
income
net
a
year
would
would
Principal items include distribution
production plant, $332,000;
transmission
general
Dakota
counting
Atlas General Industries, Inc.—Net,
incur
estimates
company
steam
and
Black
South
it
because
properties
equivalent,
outstanding
lower net earnings in the third quarter
higher product development costs and not to any adverse trend.
coupon.
that
$2,324,400.
$1,173,400;
its
its
is
to
net
pro¬
1961.
i
proposed
to
This
stock,
stock
a
by
arrangements
Trust
Hanover
"would
it
taxes.
common
i
subsidiaries
and
a
stockholders.
Net
the
pared
Private
of
through
4%%
issue
tentative
reserves
shipments./ and backlog
the
over
to
$1.08.
The
City,
a
and
for
For
Rapid
application
bond
the
The
at
program
Y%:i
7 7.;%v:
Co., New York.—V. 196,
its
the
from
%7?with
100
in
improvements
York
New
on
equivalent,
earnings
12%.
1,144,036 shs.
Plans
Co.
of
company,
the
American
nine-month
American
continued
26%
to
196,
Atlas Credit Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Nov.
15, 1962, iU'wa's reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's
senior notes due 1974 had been sold privately through
Robert Fulton Maine
Light
Manufacturers
of
relatively
small
and
satisfactory bids."
852.
■;
Co.
said
$711,300;
I President, stated
company
large
investment
an
as
such
&
price
a
of
Co.,
Hills
petitive
depreciation
after
quarter
of July .1.
as
Stretch,
meeting of the
"which
years
depletion,
for
the
Read
at
bank
$665,049.
changed
17
33
year
for
income
Net
cash charges was
Atlas on Aug.
charges
non-cash
before
amortization.
and
Trust
Black
has announced that during the first quarter of
its operations as an industrial company sales of
the corporation
and consolidated subsidiaries were $14,746,922 producing net income
the
1962,
North
charges,
preferred
of
consolidation,
last
report
City, S. D., filed an
application with the Federal Power Commission seeking authority
to sell $1,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
due 1992.
Black Hills proposes to sell the 30-year bonds to Manufacturers
bonds
corporation
1962
of
earnings,
Net
'
31,
30,
its
all
income
on
corresponding
period, of
worth
&
for
shares
reserves
1962
same
$37,000
2,000,000 shs.
Power
and
company
Bucyrus-Erie—Net Up 26%—
Outstanding-
$500,000
par)
Hills
on
30
were
Sept.
and
after
dividends
North
were
Net
of
1341.
p.
Sept
at
provision of $11,060,066 for income taxes,
after provision for dividends on preferred
stock,
to
$1.80
per
share
on
the 5,194,051
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1961.—V. 196, p. 636.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1975
Financing—
Dillon,
Atlas Corp.—Quarterly Report—
The
($1
due
$11,611,783
for
the
Third
Atlas Chemical
totaled $64,346,000,
1961.
Net earnings for the same
$3,051,000 in 1961 to $2,813,000 in
$61,229,000
declined
stock
196,
debs,
30, 1961.
months ended
$13,429,990
charges,
of
revenues
1962.
in
Capital
—V.
Consolidated
subord.
conv.
share
per
Sept.
5,199,651
its
and
Portland, Ore.
and
Authorized
67
subsidiaries
Bristol-Myers
basis
and
Sundry indebtedness^.^—$1,084,693
Inc.—Sales Up 5.1%; Net
Atlas Chemical Industries,
$0.78
line of 56 varieties of spices.
a
Petersburg, Fla.;
GIVING
to
outstanding
1962.
For
same
company's executive offices and Medical Division are located
Valley Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. The Industrial Division and
George S. Thompson Corp. are located in Monterey Park, Calif.
In
addition,
the company has sales offices located in Oakland,
St.
American
at
to
of
the
on
4371
Mass.;
stock,
stock
common
three-month
period
in
1961,
consolidation, the net earnings of the
of
nine
of
provision
The
Boston,
the
amounted
equipment.
These
clamps
are
manufactured
for the
by its Industrial Division.
The Industrial Division also
has
recently
designed '■ and ' is
commencing'vto
manufacture
an
electronic testing
instrument for use by other manufacturers for
testing
electronic
devices
and
circuitry.
The
company's
wholly
owned subsidiary,
The George S. Thompson Corp. which was ac¬
quired in 1961, is engaged in the manufacture of pepper mills
and
other
gourmet accessories
and has recently
commenced to
Calif.;
North
For
electronic
and package for distribution
preferred
on
of
corresponding
basis
its
earnings
surgical instruments, electronic diagnostic and electronic
monitoring equipment and various accessories thereto. The com¬
pany also is engaged in the sale of locking, heat dissipating clamps
used to
hold
in place and
cool electronic tubes, semi-conductors,
diodes,
and
other
critical
components
incorporated m
military
at
shares
same
outstanding
sale
electronic
process
dividend
$3,283,826
after
all
charges, reserve and a provision of $4,020,268 for income taxes,
and
were
equivalent,
after provision
for
dividend
on
preferred
stock, to $0.62 per share on the 5,194,051 shares of common stock
under
Medical Division, is engaged primarily
of
electrotherapeutic
instruments,
its
and
manufacture
the
For
and
1936.
through
company,
the
in
Feb.
on
company
for
5,199,651
the
7
the laws of
California on Jan.
12, 1938, and shortly thereafter
the business of C. J. Birtcher, Inc., which had been
BUSINESS—The
formed
the
1962.
working capital.
the
provision
,
company
1048.
p.
Acquisition—
others,
counties,
Gaines
General
and
The
and
Dallas,
Co.,
and
196,
negotiations
completed
has
company
Vice-President
of
effort
told
Refining Co.—Proposed
Headwaters
in
ests
will exceed our goal of $5,000,000
to raise profits to our goal of
year
every
Saint-Amour
$300,000,"
from
the
exerting
are
we
Assembly
of
profit
1962. Rights will expire Dec. 6.
held of record Nov. 13,
Products, Inc.—Net Up 77%—
Assembly
Nine-month
announcing the earnings figures, Mr. Dubbin stated that the
for continued rises in sales and net income for fiscal
strong in view of the company's large recent land acquisi¬
tions, completion of the first model of its low-cost, aluminum-faced
Honeycomb House, and its entry into the oceanography field.—
prospect
1963
were
—V.
196,
p.
853
and —V.
195,
p.
2820.
J
Volume
6213
Number
196
.
.
Chemetron
Carlisle Corp.—Acquisition Agreement—
announced
Carlisle
into
entered
has
it
that
retain
the
portion
radiation
its
oi
assets
manufacture
to
service to The rapidly expanding Western elec¬
tronics
and
aerospace
industries. Tensolite's product base, as a
leading manufacturer of specialty insulated
wire and cable, is
complemented
an 1
broadened
through
the
acquisition
of
this
delivery
fully
and
better
It should add initially in
volume."—V. 196, p. 744.
integrated wire and cable plant.
of $2,000,000 to Tensolite's sales
excess
quarter
$678,646,
of
depreciation
The quarter's
ended Sept.
30,
1962, con¬
consolidated
and
net
income
$723,400.
shares.
share
per
of
quarter
of
Sales
the
for
similar
domestic
consolidated
$40,169,000,
Net
for
Saies
and
inclusion
—V.
quarter
third
with
$36,720,077
were
the
in
compared
196,
of
new
third
the
in
$36,612,965
$791,260
for 1961 have been adjusted
Alloy Rods Company division.
earnings
the
of
quarter
1961,
of
the
in
$1,100,766
after
income
per
cents
share
per
accumulated earnings, payable Dec.
Nov. 23, 1962.—V. 196, p. 637.
of
out
stockholders
to
of
7,
<—V.
1962
$10,862,899
437,470
„
196,
income
Federal
income
373,030
182,801
—
share
the
nine
reported
has
ended
months
earnings
Sept.
30,
$182,547
of
1962,
with
compared
cents
32
shares
364,541
Sales
for
Due
to
lower
B.
of
W.
stock
& Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, is offering
$500,000 of this corporation's serial coupon notes due
June
1, 1965-71 at par and accrued interest from
June 1, 1962. The notes are being offered in denomi¬
nations of $500 and $1,000 and bear interest at from
$117,452
in
of
share, as against
both based on
a
quarters,
outstanding.
period amounted
$14,444,668,
to
higher costs in the third quarter
loss amounting to $7,664, compared
10 cents a share in the same three
company's
business,
and
debt
bad
subsidiary previously sold.—V.
charge-offs
196,
for
West
a
the
For
troller
Coast
first
30
quarter earnings of
cents
President
share,
per
Earnings
for
per share,
cents
the
the company (NYSE> rose
sales oi $6,553,841, Sidney
on
chairman
and
the
of
period
same
sales
on
board,
of
in
1961.
with
period
Central Foundry Co.—Net Higheror
to
1961
of
$199,625,
Gondelman,'
$186,773,
were
1961.—V.
in
27
or
income
share,
in
from
1961.
$6,085,161.
months
nine
share,
per
Sales for the
ending. Sept.
30,
1962,
nine-month
196,
./ >;/ I'm.V/:•,.■
534..
p.
Southern
Railway
this
Co.,
issue.-r-V.
196,
—V.
Illinois Public
Service
Co.- -FPC
Approves
Acquisition—
The
to
p.
Commission
of
has
authorized
Co.,
Chicago, (effective
Central
Current
Illinois
nine
Nov.
company
Central Instrument Corp.—Sales,
Central
components
period
erated
in
systems,
and
ended
Sept.
30,
anticipates
company
sales
At
sales
$23,538
based
the
saihe
current
upon
the
time
products
new
of
profit
backlog
of
and
launched
has
market
development,
accel¬
is
Central
Coil
the
full
first
quarter
Instrument -Corp.
Corp.
of
consolidated
formed
was
by
the
nine
intensi¬
expansion
operations
since
merger
Brook Labs Co., Inc.
figures for the like period a year ago. Brook Labs'
plant in Brooklyn was destroyed by fire in March. All manufactur¬
ing
operations
are
conducted
now
in
the
Lindenhurst.
to
75
or
cents
■
Willis,
&
3,000
Kenny
Ay res,
&
3,000
Inc.
Co.—Sales at Record
High—
Cleveland, Ohio, hp.d record sales In the nine
Sept. 30,
This year's total of $8,681,582 is
time high recorded last year.
Third quarter
record at $2,888,900.
to
shareholres,' Robert
at
and
Huntley,
F.
President,
production
has
production
reduced
been resumed at Skaneateles Falls,
costs
during the
last quarter.—
638.
p.
Inc.—New
Playthings
Subsidiary—
has signed ?. contract effecting the reorgan¬
Novelty Works. Inc., of Herndon, Pa., into a
Playthings
American
of
The
reorganization
was
accomplished
shares,
a
manufacturer of high quality wood
products primarily for the gift and toy indus'ries. has been in
business for over 45
years.
During the past decade, it has been
the
subsidiary.
exchange of
American
common
Works,
Novelty
Creative/'Playthings.
supplier to
Shipe,
former
important
an
principal shareholder, will continue as
Works. Additicnallv. he wi'l s-"'"e
Vice-President-Manufacturing to Creative Playthings.—V.
194,
Jack
P.
President,
as
Novelty
American
of
1505.
p.
share, and for the
or the equivalent
per
3,000
Schaefer
1962, to $22,240,218,
30,
Sept.
196,
via
Co.—Net Higher—
$8,019,348,
ended
months
$2 03
3,000
3,000
—
profit decline were failure to meet capacity specifications
newly built Joliet, 111., plant and the rebuilding of produc¬
at Skaneateles Falls, N. Y.
The Joliet problem is being
wholly-owned
third
respectively..—
•
"'-V
report of the company and its subsidiaries
income of (he company for the third quarter of
net
also
Creative
Knowles Corp.—Nine Months' Report
Crompton &
share on each share of .common stock outstanding
that
date.
The published earnings for the third quarter of 1961
amounted to 72
cents per share and for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1961, $2.C9- per share.
The City Loan and Savings Co.
was
acquired
through an exchange of stock -.late in 1961.
For
comparative purposes, therefore,' income and other relevant figures
have been adjusted
to give effect to this acquisition as though
it
had
happened Jan. 1, 1961.
On this basis the third quarter
earnings for 1961 would have been 73 cents per-share and for the
nine months
of
1961, $2.11 per share.
cl
and
of Central
last June. Therefore there are
and
that
amounted
1962
president,
an
comparable
no
for
6,400
Inc.—
Igoe
units
ization
the third quarter of 1962 were $4 353.911
Credit
Co.
Lee,
Co,
&
ended
the all
Creative
$2.08 per share compared
dividend) earned in the
stock
Comparable results
$3,244,181 and $98,250,501,
were
Herbert
6,400
&
statement
corrected
unaudited interim
showed
the
the
V.
were
'\t.
1766.
p.
The
promotion.
This
196,
the
$500,000
over
Herman Goldfarb,
firm
1961
of
to
1961
of
respectively.
$111,354,411,
Commercial
The
$137,985.
trend
1961.
of
W.
6,400
Inc.
Chemical,
promising
months
electronic
profits for
quarter
sales
on
of
V.
Net Higher—
and*industrial
first
reported
of
commercial orders,
the
in
program
has
19.62
military
of
continuation
a
volume
government and
announced.
fied
maker
Instrument,
equivalent
(adjusted for
are
share
per
months
income and sales for
Net
and
quarter
'
were
Sons__
Co.,
Chemical
period
his
tion
Frank Stanton. President,
earnings
$1.43
first
Gas
1962
sales of $358,010,607 for the
announced, by William : S. Paley,
results
for
the
first
nine
and $339,018,246, respectively.
&
&
3,000
Inc
Farrell,
expressed satisfaction with sales growth, but acknowledged that
the high cost of expansion had an adverse effect on profits.
This
year's net
of $218,697,- equal, to $1.01
per share,
compared to
$252,570, or $1.17 per share, for nine months 1961.
Reasons given
at
and
Nugent
1978.
above
were
In
and
Comparable
with
&
sales
J
for
$18,507,219
of
months
nine
Chairman,
will exchange 75,000 shares of its 4.9 71
cumulative
preferred stock, par $100, for Illinois Electric's 2,500 outstanding
common
shares.—V. 196, p. 215.
The
Electric
$0.47
income
net
30.
Illinois
175,057
Up—
$12,653,513
Power
Federal
acquire
245,596
taxes
Mason
6,400
&
&
Inc.——
Co.,
Co. —_—3,000
13,000
&
p.
Cowles
10.277
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
6,400
Abroms
&
Bell
Jones
D.
196,
Shares
13,000
&
Reid
month
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Nine Months'
CBS
first
Central
'
—A—__________
income
<fc
to
conditions
Inc.
Co.__
&
Edwards
Edward
$3,573,235
Turben
Merrill,
Bailey
1961
share_T_—_
535.
per
196,
Net
1977.
p.
G.
Fulton,
420,654
— —
-
and
Gardner—
&
Cowles
1962
30—
income
Earned
1
See
A.
terms
the
13,000
Cook
Dickson
S.
—V.
taxes
& Co
Podesta
_______________
Reinholdt
R.
to
pursuant
;
44,000
14,000
Co.—
&
Allyn
Newhard,
■
Central of Georgia Ry.—ICC Approves New Control
C.
Miller
price
Sept.
before
subject
below,
forth
set
several¬
the aggregate
therein:
Cruttenden,
637.
p.
Federal
Estimated
headquarters in New York, operates
iron soil pipe foundry
in Holt, Ala.—
cast
196,
Ended
income
Net
Net
largest
Report—
However,
severe
stock
Shares
A.
sales at Clark Con¬
$12,509,200 for the same
with
and
500,000 shs.
have
below
selling shareholders
the
common
agreement
named
underwriters
from
of
Outstanding
$250,000
-
1,000,000 shs.
__________
Minneapolis.
$4,557,484
$856,332, or $127 per
period rose to $19,677 160
par)
shares
of
purchase
a
stated
net
year,
was
against
as
Foundry,'"which has
nation's
V.
the
(no
purchase
to
agreed
(Jane) Colby, Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
$19,047,399.
Central
the
for
$1.05
01
stock
numbers
reported.
Period
Net
$694,452,
this
of
compared
$12,796,400
were
combined
Third
ly
reduced business in the heavy industries
competition resulted in a net loss,
after 'tax adjustment, of $103,800.
A total of $94,300 of this loss
occurred in the third quarter.
Net sales for the third quarter of
1962 were $4,132,700 compared with $4,223,400 for the same period
426.
p.
months
nine
PRESENT FINANCING
to bank
demand note
41/27;
Goodbody
Clark Controller Co.—Nine Months'
Goodbody & Co., New York.
follow:
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
and semi-annual interest are payable at
the main office of First National Bank of
to
message
Financing Details—
shares of this firm's no par common stock
Common
Bennett,
their
reduce
1962 issue reported the sale on Nov. 9
UNDERWRITERS—The
Principal
year.
chairman, and Earl E. Gray, president, stated
stockholders that "these disappointing results
were
due substantially to heavy start-up costs on a new high-speed
coating line, depressed prices in the steel warehouse phase of the
in
as
because
which
Set Inc.—Additional
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds will help finance the construction of
1,000 seat church, and rectory.
a
a
or
not
was
quarters
changeovers
at $6 per share through
4%% to 5V4%
versus
and
$36,317
year
previous
model
Additional financing details
Net
sales
net
last
cents
50
three
cast
over
two
12,
.
ago.
Caspers had
30,
first
1961
nine-month
earnings
months
the
common
year
a
Sept.
with
of
the
$12,813,799,
ended
in
share
a
the
annual
of 150,000
—Keenan
the
corresponding period a year ago.
These latest earnings were equal to
were
Our Nov.
taxes in
after
a
Country
record
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Nine Months' Report—
company
sales
net
1962,
30,
Sept.
$0.18
taxes—
taxes
ended
with $34,264,000 lor the same period in 1961.
the first nine months of 1962 amounted to $1,736,share on 1,378,174 shares outstanding at Sept. 30,
significant as achieved
of vacation shutdowns
the level of business
activity in certain industries supplied by Controls' Compapy.
Based on the company's current backlog of
orders and a con¬
tinuation
of
satisfactory sales and
earnings
during the fourth
quarter, Mr. Putze related that 1962 Is expected to be one of the
most successful years in
the firm's history.—V. 196, p. 638.
637.
p.
$1.26
improvement
1961
$8,909,892
884,284
30—
Federal
months
nine
Louis Putze, President, commented that sales and earnings during
the third quarter of this year were higher than last year, but the
Church of St. Austin (Minneapolis)—Notes Offered
The
sales and a 39%
of 1962 compared
compared with $1,248,000 or 91 cents a share based on 1,372,outstanding at Dec. 31, 1961,
during
$0.43
Sept.
income
1962
compared with sales
and earnings were
quarter of 1961.
third
Chromalloy Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Net
30
in
months
shares
and
Ended
the
or
1962
294
1
534.
p.
Net
consolidated
$17,394,985 and
Up 17%; Net 39%—
increase
nine
net
income
000
the
reflect
to
in
For
said.
income before
year
1771
a
income for the first
with the same period last year.
15.877
up
were
sales
last
47,701
9.3c
compared
Haines
earnings
Net
same
reported
has
company
gain
and
net income was $915,460, or 48 cents
per share on fewer shares (1,921,773).
The directors recently declared a regular quarterly dividend of
to
for
The
up
were
1961
$1,368,000
earnings
in the nine months ended
Sept. 30 over the similar period of 1961.
Foreign earnings de¬
creased, however, due in part to currency devaluation and partly
because
of
price situations and
world economic conditions, Mr.
6.777
Net
net
companies
Mos.'Report
1952
$3,018,700
30—'
Controls Co. of America—Sales
reported.
Chemetron's
of
compared
common,
common,
Chairman,
Haines,
Period
the
share
5
52,400
10.2c
Sept.
Earnings per share
—V. 196, p. 5.
$3,262,818; equivalent
with $3,263,444, or $1.08
period of 1961, Charles J.
Net income for the nine months was
per
amounted
Consolidated
Net
period
similar
the
for
Ended
Period
Sales
1962 were
Sept. 30,
months ended
$106,108,427
with
$1.07
1,946,358
sales
nine
the
1961;
of $725,891 and Federal income taxes
earnings were 35 cents per share on
after
for
compared
to
Sales
The company reports for the
solidated net sales of $17,988,524
Consolidated Business Systems, Inc.—6
6.7% ;
Up
Sales
,
of
of
Steel Co.—Sales Higher—
Carpenter
Domestic
—
■/>;
sales
Chemetron's
$113,199,640,
which involve the use of high
electrical insulated products. The
purchased facilities will be operated as Tensoliie Insulated Wire
Pacific
Division, Inc., by Carlisle's subsidiary, Tensolite Insulated
Wire Co., Inc., of Tarrytown, N. Y.
Mr. Robert V. McLaughlin, president of Tensolite' Wire Co. said:
"These California facilities will enable Tensolite to provide faster
will
Corp.
Net 15.8%—
to
agreement
an
acquire for cash the major portion of the assets of Sequoia Wire
Co., Redwood City, Calif., a subsidiary of Raychem Corp. Sequoia
energy
(2077)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
per
1962
19°1
$31,979,000 $24,022,000
Period Ended Sept. 20—
sales
Net
—
2,698,000
1,558,000
1,140.000
1.18
Average
—V.
.3,813,000
1,899,000
1,914,000
2.02
984,958
before income taxes.—
Federal and foreign income and state taxes
Net earnings for the nine months———
..Net earnings
per
share
—
"
Earnings
947,292
scares outstanding— _______—-——
196,
638.
p.
.
Central
Louisiana
Electric
Co., Inc.
Sold
Bonds
—
Privately — On Nov. 14, 1962, it was reported that
$6,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds, series K,
due
Oct. 1, 1992, had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 2929.
Cerro Corp.
(& Subs.)
Period ended Sept. 30—
Sales
Income
taxes
Net
/
1967
income
196,
taxes—_
$143,318,268
6,771,006
T
2,903,896
$1.09
leading
reported
best
in
E.
L.
of
Li twin,
income
868
49
or
or
cents
peak
a
net
pointed
sale
of
period.
incurred
gain
the
of
all
to
,
54
to
the
was
time
high
was
losses
exceeded
1961
net
$191,147
in
of
ended
Consolidated
1962
net
has
announced
Sept.
30,
earnings
amounted
to
tion
$291,866
J.
cents'pe/r
the
2031.
figures
are
Comparable
Harris
consolidated
609,821;
before
Per-share
value
shares
net
Sept.
taxes
stock
30,
this
before
are
After
the
or
year-end
to
for
earnings
earnings
common
at
subject
earnings
and
operations
for
the
first
taxes
based
outstanding
196,
the
in
income
first
1964;
for
for
$140,000,000
the
in
viously
on
months
per
.share.
nine
months
equal
6,005,860
Sept.
30,
of
1961
income
to
shares
1962
were:
taxes
$1.87
per
of
and
$11,-
$1%
provides
a
share.
location
respectively.
nearljj
par
mission
6,056,360
p.'637.
half
and
for
as
744.
Cow—Construction Expends.
the
three
quarters
was
this
devaluation
of
the Canadian
::'
560.000-kilowatt generating units, at
for service in 1967 and 1968,
p.
1977.
its
fiscal
Mr.
these large additions to generating capacity,
of the estimated expenditures will go for new trans¬
distribution facilities and reinforcement of hign voltage
196,
lor Federal
earnings
p.
income
income
taxes—
taxes—
—
per
common
share——_—
1961
$15,371,088 $15.o95,645
944,574
1,168,442
435,000
509.674
$1.05
601,000
567,442
$1.17
744.
Inc.—Annual Report—
full year of
has ' turned
a
first
,
1967.
utilities.—V.
1962
30—
—
earnings
196,
Months' Report-
control, the new management of Defiance
Industries
loss
into
a
considerable profit, Victor
Muscat/President, announced.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962, Defiance earned $597,018 on sales of $7,517,297.
This compares with a loss of $384,490
on
sales of $9,505,708 for the previous year.
This represents earnings of $0.87 per share on 676,159 common
shares outstanding in 1962, compared to a loss of $1.78 on 221,019
common
shares outstanding the year previous.
The 1962 earnings
figures do not reflect $0.15 per share representing a $100,000 write¬
off of investment in subsidiary.
Earnings for both years are calcu¬
lated after provision for class A dividends.
Shortly after the close of fiscal 1962, management acquired In¬
surance
&/
Industrial Enterprises,
Inc., whose sales and earnings
have been consolidated on a pooling of interests basis in the 1962
through 1967 and totaling $760,000,000,
and President of the utility, said
for 1962; $90,000,000 for 1963;
$135,000,000 for 1935; $145,000,000 for 1966
other
Sept.
before Federal
In
$120,000,000
more
Ended
Defiance Industries,
announced new estimates of construc¬
has
undetermined,
with
/ for
sales
—V.
program
two
1961
Cigar Corp.—Nine
Net
Despite
interconnections
/
yet
for
provide a reserve
196, p. 744.
Net
510,000
also
of
$11,393,103,
of
in
income
was
Provision
would continue
its present manage¬
announced,
of
to
Period
Net
are three large turbine generators pre¬
each in excess of $500,000 kilowatts capacity.
kilowatts is scheduled for service in 1963 at Will
County Station.
One of 560,000 kilowatts in 1965 and another
of equal size
in 1966 will be installed in a new addition to the
company's Joliet Station.
They will increase the company's net
generating capability
to
7,594,000
kilowatts, after allowing for
retirement of
157,000 kilowatts of older equipment.
The program
nine
audit.
$22,910,654;
on
nine
taxes
equivalent of $1.80
$11,300,833,
1961.—V.
are:
for
per
Earnings
Chairman
Ward,
estimates
One
$22,195,279.
figures
of
Edison
1962
for
DWG
expenditures extending
new
Included
1962.
earnings were $10,802,176,
These
results
Edison
Commonwealth
net
dollar.—V.
pointed out that Farmers & Bankers
Commonwealth
Spark Plug Co.—Sales, Net Down—
company
months
the
the
and
Champion
of
$164,000,000.
of
Grimes
$130,000,000
The
laws
30 rose to $530,000
compared with net income of $469,000 or
the same three "months in 1961.
share. The decrease in nine month's earn¬
aflected by Crouse-Hinds' application of the
dollar exchange rate of $0.9223 in effect Sept. 30 in consolidating
working assets of its Canadian subsidiary.
Net income for the
nine
months
of
1962
was
reduced
by nine cents per share in
ings
1961, The Farmers & Bankers Life had
$52,000,000.
It operates in ten states in
excess
share
per
$1,518,000 or $1.51
31,
operate as an independent unit, retaining
ment, personnel and agency setup.—V. 196, p.
told
were
during
32
to
p,
the
011
quarter ending this Sept.
with paid-in capital of $250,000.
to
$291,-
$400,000.
income
equal
195,
Dec.
Mr.
share
per
Stockholders
sharp
have
under
share
the
share
per
Consolidated
incorporated
was
1^10
Sept.
-
cents
cents
47
$4,338,768.
of
cents
last year's
Litwin reported, were
eight-week
industry-wide
capital .asset—V.
a
1962
an
Mr.
an
would
that
out
of
30,
in
per
for
income
53
or
out
Bankers
<fe
Kansas
$1.31
quarter, consolidated net - income
electrical manufacturing firm, for
30,
1962, amounted to $1,315,000.
the 1,005,380 shares of capital stock
Syracuse,
ending
months
was
Net
total assets
in
excess
of
the South¬
west, deriving its business mainly from general agents, largely in
the ordinary life field.
Life insurance in force at the end of 1961
Gn
has
supplier
/sales
yea r's
equal
compared
Earnings,
hot
roh-recurring
from, the
last
$321,910
income
Sales, Earnings—
aggregate
ended-June
shares,
operating
company
strike,
Litwin
Mr.
included
share,
B
share.
per
a
the
eight-week
&
A
and
sales reached
double
record
a
that
said
depressed ' because
during
had
that
concrete
than
more
reached
substantially
strike
President,
combined
600,667
on
Coast
that the fiscal year which
the company's history,
$9,753,178
Net
East
of
State
of
outstanding.
order
Farmers
This
This
ceptance.
744.
Certified Industries Inc.—Record
pointed
nine
third
strong
a
Crouse-Hinds
the
Credit.
Commercial
of
by
for
L.
that he was particularly pleased that
practically all of the stockholders of Farmers & Bankers had seen
fit
to
go
along with the recommendation made by its Board of
Directors, which had unanimously voted to recommend such ac¬
$3,503,289
$1.08
E.
15,
Burns
Mr
2,552,530
shares-—
per
p.
stock
mon
6,055,819
$3,834,010
-o—
...
■
income
—V.
income
1961
$158,575,231
—_____h
before
Net
-Nine Months' Report—
■
Income
Influenced
Grimes/Chairman of Commercial Credit and
R.
L. Burns, President of the Farmers & Bankers Life Insurance
Co., Wichita, Kansas, announced that stockholders : rf the Farmers
& Bankers Life holding more than 97.4.277 of its 74,330 outstanding
shares had' accepted the offer to exchange their stock for common
stock of Commercial Credit. One share of the ccmmon stock of The
Farmers & Bankers Life was exchanged for 3.2 shares of the com¬
Nov.
Co.—Nine Months' Net Down—
Crouse-Hinds
Acquisition—
On
for
stcttGiucni)
was
expected that
v
said
Muscat
1962
substantially
the
that
a
major
elimination
of
for the decrease in sales
unprofitable subsidiaries.
It is
reason
recent acquisitions and operating economies will
to sales and earnings for fiscal 1963.—V. 196, p.
add
427.
the
Corp.—Net Higher,. Revenues Down—
Dravo
"
;
months
nine
This
of
of
basis
Earnings
3
cents
$1.66
per
the
quarter.—V.
196,
854.
p.
debentures
will be made at The Chase Manhattan
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 1452.
I.!.;
Eastern
of
sales
net
Corp.—Sales Up 2%-^-
Steel
Stainless
Consolidated
Pine; St.,
Steel
Stainless
Eastern
\
u
Consolidated
3.2'r
from
period.
the
ended
875,' or
$0.07
life
third
the
Net
ry.
the
held
Products
third
than
in
1961.
officer
an
on
down,
*
the
of
company.—V.
Sales
in
in
$26,120,549.
and
sales
earnings
period,
share
$3,441,478
$76,748,821
were
equal to •
$1.211
with
/
the
mouths ended Sept. 39,
three
cents
per
share,
common
.
net income
In 1961
$22,957,695.—V.
were
and
depth,
within
drug
$1,317,821
was
196,
47
or
sales
.
-
per'share
Electric Bund &
cents a share
.
Share Co.—Net
/
Sept.
30
stock.
For
than
more
companies
in
the
which
first
half
of
Electric
months
nine
assets
the
Bond
from
came
company
*'in
company.
■/
Net
oi
1962,
companies.
transition1^
•;/
asset
those
investment
as-an
70$-
any
••
Stone
.
becoming
Share
On
Ended
Sept.
which
':%/■ '//>•/.•*
.
7"
1962
sales___
150
Income
be.ore
Estimated
Net
taxes
income
The
Net
income
end
of
196,
at
—V.
share
per
p.
of
stock
period
Sept,
3,604,000
City,
30,
Sales
Co.
producer-of
Mo.,
10$~.to a
rose
sale
$2.10
two-way
cago,
■
record
nine
net
instrument
income
months
of
ended
$1,090,406,
Sept.
equal
Lloyd
30.
computer'
and
manufacturer
$1.27
to
share,
had
for
the
President,
a
Christianson,
F.
.//••*
an¬
nounced. $
EAI
profits
69
or
cents
the
share,
a
recently
company,
net, sales
of
$12,218,189
first
quarters
compared
corresponding
the
in
listed
the
on
$13,448,309
in
three
for
period
York
New
the
Exchange,
share,
196,
the
were
allowed
Mr.
by
the
satisfactory
Christianson
were
said.
gratifying."—V.
196,
level
sales
"Sales
EAI's
of
proprietary
of
products,"
1241.
p.
For
or
$1.67
•' ••*
Industries,
Nov.
on
F
o
and
slip
and
covers
throw
automobile
covers,
/-
■
than
100
different
department
houses.
and
in
North
patterns.
variety
The company
million.
$1
over
Chicago,
Products
are
furniture
stores,
has
currently
in
produces covers
sold nationally
Howard
F.
production
double
Ero,
share
a
City,- Kan.,
Kansas
Inc.,-
1,
maker
increase
of
amounted
Mr.
year."—V.
sales
order
volume
of
Ero,
"With
said:
the
1875.
of
36'r
on
man
and
Net
24$
a
increase
equal
income
t'ns
to
in
in
cents
outstanding.
$1,333,323,
outstanding.
per
For
Gross
year
William
ended
cents
a
income
Sl*± 9o3,184.
a
m-nths
«f
cmp.:td with $12,019,297
ago.—V. 196, p. 536.
Breliant,
share
from
for
the
period
the
on
of
three
earnings of Frito-Lay. set new records for the fiscal
ending Aug. 25, 1962, it was announced by Fludger F. Tannery
Ended
amounted
of
On
or
the
$1.29
to
basis
$146,632,364
increase
an
$5,405,164
of
shares
compared to $1.11
and
earnings
—V.
195,
p.
of
compared
a
Earnings
$4,678,931
in
to
$127,447,421
increased
fiscal
for
16$
to
year
to
continue
upward
in
fiscal
1963
2701.
has
reported
that
sales
during
the
first
nine
were
$35,023,062
as
compared
with
$40,895 507
the same period in 1961.
Earnings for the first nine months of this year were $1,331,318
or
45i, cents per share,
as
contrasted with $2,803,899 or 95 cents
of
share
1962
for
the
first
three
quarters
of
1961.
.
compared with
as
P!'ew M- Thorpe,
President,
quarter reflects
an
said
increase
in
that
sales
while
over
each
the
month
previous
except
other
in
the
made
in
the
month,
196,
^554.
p.
debentures
1,215
Canada.
Its
used
will, be
to
provide
course
finance
consumer
through
and
Current
$1,892,168
rf
■1
u
The issue
.
are
was
not-redeemable;
short-term
reduce
for
lending
one
cf the largest organizations
The company provides
business.
offices
office
head
to
additional funds
business.
of
branch
is
located
the
in
EFFECT
in
United;
the
Prudential
Plaza,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
Debt:
and ether loans
on
long-term
Outstanding
•.
~
Thrift
plan
payable
notes
etc.
ployees,
to
•
$44,600,837
.
maturities
debt
■
1961.
Per-share income was
when adjusted to'the 1,825,'478>
outstanding as of Oct. 7, 1962.—V. 194,
GIVING
Interest-bearing
Current
oi
.
6,780,000
.
em¬
1,242,097
_-i.
Debt
Long-term
-2%r/e,
•
1961
1962
30—
share
of
939,501.'
'
stock
common
':
Ihe
share
a
in
the
..
1.425,115
of
the
share,
compared
of
period.
with
1961.—V.
or
.
due
1346.
p.
$2.02
or
share,
a
,
serially
4% r/o,
47/ar/r
compared
5'.;
and
the
continued
company's
1962
and
to
with
reflect
diversified
President
significantly
were
4V4'/>
nine
months
against
as
those
the
for
before
was
ability
Sept.
for
the
$12,269,418
30,
T.
the
due
,
,
Net
income^
totaled
after
$5,401,205
2,952,184
shares
months
per
of
Federal,
and
of
common
1961,
common
was
1975
period
the
to
net
share
stock
currently
debentures
and
outstanding
•
.
For
'
'
"
Weld
principal amount thereof agreed to be
underwriter, subject to the terms and con¬
Blair
William
A.
C.
Allyn
American
>
Helme Co.—Acquisition-
E;.
pop
corn,
by
the
caramel
Jack's
corn
firm
and
include
cheese
cheese
corn.
The
.
P,
a,.
twists,
■A". G'.
Helme
Blunt
Ellis
&
Inc.
300
300
Clark,
Inc.
Kraus__^
& Co:
&
Burns
Inc.
Co.__,
Co.,
Eichler
&
xj-as
Becker
Co.,
575
&
&
Co
Co.,
Inc.
Simmons—
Amount
1,300
Blyth
Alex.
Co.
B irge
.
Bosrvorth,
oecurities
Bateman,
manufactured
(000's Omitted
*"
2,910
750
Co
Whipple
&
B
products
Co.—
&
&
Ames
Bache
the
announced the acquisition of all of the outstanding stock of
privately-owned Jack's Tasty Snack Corp. of Oneida, New York,'
for 43,500 shares
of Helme
common
stock.
Snack
follows:
as
& Co., Inc.
Boettcher & Co
575
have
exchange
are
•.
u,000
•Corp.
Eacon,
Joseph P. McCauley, President/and Donald R. McCain, Chairman,
clieddar-etts,
agreement
$5,000
Co.
&
of
the
Higginson Corp.-
White,
the
underwriters
several
the
Amount
A.
(George W.)
of
(000's Omitted
Lee
9,633,739 shs.
12,000,000 shs.
—
names
thp underwriting
of
each
'
——
par):
ditions
of
100,000 shs.'
75,8^0 shs..
77,930 shs.
—
:
(no
by
pre¬
earnings, after taxes, were $5,216,946, or
on
the shares then outstanding.—V. 196,
11,052.535
6,474,300
560,000 shs.
par)
,
series
slock,
"
640.
($100
cum.
purchased
taxes on income,
share on ihe
21,873 885
,
stock,
4.40%
per
4.624.500
20,232,188
.
series
.Common
1961
with
—
—
series
4r/c
months
amounied
compared
State and foreign
equivalent to SI.83
—
1969
due
-
10.000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
15,000.000
7,000,000
—
£—-2—
UNDERWRITERS—The
corresponding
and
earnings of $11,210,755 for the previous year..
—
1968
due
3%'/'
\
1962,
50.000,000
60,000.000
40.000.000
18,000,000
1930
due 1975—
due 1981
Preferred
inherent
Simpson,
nine
corresponding
-
ended
$52,283,723
taxes
s
30,000,000
-
Capital Stock:
three-month
to J.
for
-
the
Profit
1961.
and
according
7.500,000
20,000.009
46,000 000
15 000.000
30 000,000
30.000.000
50,000,000
60.000.009
40,090,000
18,000.000
60.000,000
(sinking fund debs. & notes):
'3^2%,
the
6V2%,
earnings
-
1981
,
4/8?;
strength
and
above
period, he said.
$60,241,621
the
activities,
Sales
:
,
Higher—
the preceding
24.000.000
New Issue. 4%%, due 1987
Payable in Canadian currency
.
those for
1972_:___
1984;
due
to
due 1982
5 >/2 '7
due 1976
operations for the three months ended Sept. 30,.
favorably
10,000.000
*15,000.000
30,000,000
25 000,000
25,000,000
50.000,090
15,000,000
30.000,000
1974___"_
-
5Va%, due 1979 and
out¬
for
due
,
to
1366_____
3%%., due serially
4'r
due 1978-7
4'/8cf, due 1968__
4%^, due 1977—
v
This compares wi h 1961 nine$3.12 a share on 1,430 1615 shares'
$2,883,957,
196,
due
3 V2 7r
$0.51-
shares
common
$10,502,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
1971;.
•3%#',
months of 1962 was
first nine
the
due
3%
Higher—;
on
company
$3.60
1—_7 $15,000,000
:
,
,' j
.
debentures*:
3970
1964
"
751,366,
4V..
fund
due
3%, due
:
:
_
$
.
Results of Harsco
1962,
at
usual
the
4/4?;,
-
earned
company
1961
special circumstances.
Beginning in
prices ranging from 102.6',7 • to the
under
proceeds
loans
in
Sliort-term bank
,
for the;
earnings
company
cents,
Harsco Corp.—Net Sales
in
"
clhird
the
announced by W. A. Marting, President of the Cleveland
who said that third quarter net profit was $2,977,241, or
period
during
1961.—V.
FEATURES—The
CAPITALIZATION
was
same
p.
the
BUSINESS—Household Finance is
;
States
"V
of
taxes)____.___^L___.___^
the end
at
a
.
sales
pre- >
Chicago.
company
recorded
per
of
or
$2.09
$1.68
months
of
-
General Refractories
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
The
$1,658,307,
period
90
319.
p.
company,
nine
-
to
stock
per
profit
This
were
after
produces construction
tools and machinery.
compares
comparable
redeemable
are
its-services
company
preferred dividend$0.64
196,
Net
of
1962 quarter and
the
amount.
and
engaged
-
amounted to $20,756,436,' air
qivartei's of 1961, when sales?
;
income
'
net
Hanna Mining Co.—Net
tax
earnings per share
Mr. Tannery said that
ago.
a
1961.
outstanding,
expected
are
compared
15$.
to
months
customers
$77,511,893' $59,932,745.!
Sales, for
year
total
like
Sept.
(after
earnings
(after
President.
last
^
to the New York
address
an
three
,
,
that
totaled
the
in
common
Chairman
ancl
This
the
PROCEEDS—Net
r
bank
1961,
quarters
of
period
.
share.
in
1971,
they
principal
to
sales
—V.
totaled
end
"Payable in United States currency
period
Sales
reported
".compared
income
Net
2,213,375
operations
first
months
.
a
(sinking
k
the
15, to yield approximately 4.40%
to
1971
.
Handy & Harman—Nine Months' Report—>
in
year
"
profit of $4,463,061,
outstanding at that lime.
Chair¬
nine
$1.05
earned
REDEMPTION
prior
100$;,
743.
r->se
Frito-Lay, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Hit New Highs—
Sales
in
quarters
the" first
month net
.' '.
i9««*
Sept. 30,
1962 totaled
the 2,231,575 shares of
share on
the corresponding
60
or
Q
report to stockholders.
a
months
was
then
income,
gross
nine
81
in the firs'-
Corp.
announced
for
stock
common
snares
Financial
President
income
81,809,988,
not
of
three
over
quarters
as
$5,136,371,
Firancial Corp. of America—Net Up 36%-—
income
acquired
1659.
p.
greater
install additional machinery to increase
speed up deliveries to dealers.
We hope
sales volume of Cardinal Crest covers next
and
present
196," p.
three
shares
of
at
-
President,
$19,768,173.
Hamilton
standing
Net
1962.
transaction,.* Hallicrafters5
Analysts/reported that sales of the
1961 for the third successive quarter'.
first
5$
to
$1,646,527
Net
•
wre1
all sold.
firm
Hamilton,
the
cents
P-
earnings of $1,119,997 on sales of $22,066,098.
snare
for tne quarter ended Sept. 30,
1962
per
nine
Nov.
of
systems, to Hallicrafters Co., Chi¬
1962.
Preliminary purchase plans
Security
for
Net
mail
and
sores,
annual
an
1,492.538 at Sept. 30 to approxi¬
Household Finance Corp.—Debentures Offered—On
Nov. 14, 1962, Lee Higginson Corp.; White, Weld &
Co., New York, and William Blair & Co., Chicago,
headod an underwriting group which offered publicly,
$60,COO,000 of Household Finance 4%%- debentures,due July 1, 1987, at 99.622% and accrued interest from
will
we
capacity
the
of
'Sales
through
3 '
Chairman
Leopold,
of
resources
10,
the
Kansas
higher than
Were'
more
_
to
Society
Period
basedl
prost.
shares increases the number of*
reduces the. common shares
and
;
,
•
Hamilton Cosco, Inc.-^Sales Up 5%—
Clarence O.
...
Cardinal
-of.
the
of
by
announced
was
31
had third quarter earnings of $971,687 on
according to a report issued by Gerald C.
tne comparable period last year, the com¬
Industries
tiie
to
the
''for
•
B-vtvifac "ring Co., maker of auto seat evers, convertible tons,
allied automotive accessories.
The acquisition was
made for
cash.
Oct.
terms
in
91
Acquisition of Cardinal Crest Co., manufacturer of knitted furni¬
ture
the
Oct.
with $1,839,057, or $1.92'
period. Net sales for the.
nine months totalMi>$89,A!37j822>compftrpd with $57,565,000 reported
--
first
.;'
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
that
on
dividends.
a/s..are,
through an exchange of stock,. Robert
IVHalligan, President, said.-The sale price was not" revealed.
Miu- Halligan estimated that sales of Radio Industries, Inc., will
exceed $2,000,000 in fiscal T963." The" firm will
be operated as a
recently introduced products
/.'
Ero
had expired
8
H6
equal
hfh":.
319.
communications
completed
announced
Under
-
had-
previous like period.
Orders received through
$18,359,000, up 53$- from $11,982,000 a year previous.
"The
sharply improved profits resulted from EAI's continued
market development of new products and manufacturing economies
Sept. 30
297,000
about
outstanding
ferred
glass fibre products, re-;
high in the fiscal year.
14.5$ from the previous
$2,482,456,
compared -with
p.
of Radio
radio
was
interest
with"
compared
Oet.
president. For
Earnings
with $609,000,
last year.
The
Stock
mouths,
nine
announced
President,
on
these common
of
to
$23,o57,7iJ,
had net
pany
10%;
Up
Vv*'
whclly-owned subsidiary.—V. 196,
for
Saltarelli,
equal to 57 cents a share as against G8 cents in the 1961 quarter.Per share earnings for both periods are computed on the 1,492,538
*
diversified
C.
Down, Sales Up—
Oi.
Saltarelli,
new
dipped
but that" earnings
ago.—V.
.:
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Record Earnings—
Re-
1,317,000.
.Houdaille
sams
Hallicrafters Co.—Acquisition Completed—
were
This
Results of Stock
-—
dailjo, with headquarters in Buffalo,
materials, automotive parts,-and industrial
common
a
Ihe
-
shares1
.
year
outstanding
$2.58
Inc.
stockholders
to
'
7,160,001
639.
Gerald
16
shares
Net
;
v
a
-3,556,001"
,
Manufacturing
v
$1.42
4,343,000
Industries,
acquisition
mately
the fiscal year ended-Sept. 30,
1962, consolidated-liet ,sales"
$37,789,530. compared
with
$34,130,160 a • year "before.
A
sizeable part of the
sales increment came from - the automotive
industry and from additional business,generated from new.products;
in markets not previously served,
j
;
Net earnings for the-current fiscal ydar were $2,122,503, equal to
•
4,343.000
was report¬
share was made through
a
outstanding and publicly held from
For
106.989,000
8.886,000
_
taxes—
income-_——___u-.—__
Inns at $19.25
offer made
treasury
1452.
p.
were
1961
107,573,000
...
_
Secondary Stock
—
shares.
regular
rapid
to be'
year, toy its
operates
now
;
Kansas
-
ended
operating
196, p. 639./
3C—
196,
ported consolidated sales
$
Net
This
is
Electric Storage Battery Co.-^-Nirie Mos.' Report—,
r eriod
f
;
:
appioximately 176,000 shares'-had been tendered under/
the offer."Ihe company puiehased the shares at $18.75 per share.
In the tender offer Houdaille had offered to purchase up to 20o,u00
Net Lower—
Sept!* 30 amounted to?
!fIh '
/'•/'•' "V-'""""
at
''%y ;7 ■
that
and
for the first quarter of the current year amounted
cents a share, compared with $31,034 or 10 cents
like period last year as adjusted for conversion of
the
year.
common-stock
share.—V.
a
-7
Offer—
Nov.
tender
shares
investment;
an
,
Co., Equitable Securities Corp., and Hayden,
Co., New York.—V. 196, p. 1^69.
&
purcnase,
company's
and
an
compared
secondary offering of $9,200 common
a
Houdaille
_
.
11
or
for
Guslin-Bacon
:
the
of
$30.88
or
to
way
,
value
$160,646,296,
its
Otv
$72,375
debentures.—V.
the
the
of
Electric Bond
it is only
but
company,
$5,477,939,
was
to $1.57 per share on
1962, compared witn $1.50
30,
•
Bache &
•
centers, is expanding at a more
time in its history, they said, and expects
discount
and
than at
■!'. '%<•'
h .:
f*:,-.
company,
Cleveland-based
Net -earnings
-
income
registered
taxes,
cmounted
fcept
on
shares outstanding on Sept. 30, 1951.—•-V. 196.
on 3,459,511
of Holiday
prices 'and modern'management' in
principles which have guided the company's.
basic
the
stores
a* share
for
of
more
or
income
Earnings
1961.
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.
business «at the--rate .of at least- $55,000,COO. a
fiscal year-end next June 20.
Mn
Evans,* who along,
with;- Mr-. ."-Weinberger ; and": Lleyd
G.
Douglass," vice-presidents-finance; described the company's opera¬
tions and expansion plans, reported that sales for the fiscal first
quarter ended Sept. 30 totaled $11,692,708, ah increase of 18$
over the $9,907,-767 volume for the same period last year.
to
accounted
were
50$
owns
in
640.
ed that
competitive
doing
>
Up 3%—
Earnings of Electric Bond and Share for the nine months to
Sept. 30 were $4,200,731, equal to 81 cents a share.
This was an;
increase of 3%
over
the $4,061,676, or 77 cents a share, in the
comparable 1961 period.
At
were
Offering Completed—On Nov. 10, 1962, it
-
•
by
1962
1961 period.
provision for Federal
.
were
950.
p:
»
1962. amounted.;
and net
•
Board and Chief Executive v
revenues ior the lirst nine
$116,834,595, compared with $102,522,394 for
Net income for ihe iirst nine months of 1962,
Chairman of the
of
a
services,
as
Toe
or
compared
as
period.
3,490,722 shares outstanding
Drug Stores,
progress.
$3,930,217,
1961
Grecnbaum,
with: $4.484,C30
-
v.
pace
49
or
' '
like
C.
like
after
$11,136,524 for
of
vets
'j.v
;
were
with
compared
as
period
same
for
$1,370,750
the
told shareholders tnac operating
the
is - preparing for an annual sales volume of
short period of years, C. W. Evans, president,
told the Cleveland Society of Security Analysts."Adolf Weinberger,
board chairman and founder, descried emphasis on quality prod--
1961.
income
Net
to
months
the
-i "f
*■
Gray Drug Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 18%—
:
1961.
for.
S65.404.661
nine
.//'
common
share
per
640.
senior
Earnings, Revenues—
months
amounted9to
1932
196,
that both sales and earnings
for"
months ended Sept. 30 were higher ■
.
nine
pi
their
reported that 1962 nine-month and third quarter rev¬
earnings were tne nig^est in its ■■.-history'. Fof the last
montns,
revenues
rose
14Ci
and
earnings
increased
22
Leon
*173,394 .;v.-.lCT83,038.
V • •" >
;
19,553- *•> -"*38,578
3
in
has
Officer,
$222,311
$299,216
"
continue
and
enues
;.GoodaU Rubber
sales" ef
<Net
27.
•sales
reported
and
quarter
the
Hertz Corp.—Record
/Hertz
over
$101,795
will
Shovea
E.
184, p. 2326.
•
80
for. the nine months ended Sept.
$12,095,463, an increase of 8$
over
net
the same period of 1961, F. B. Williamson,
3rd., president,- told stockholders.*"
-Net. income
for the nine months was- $305,495 compared
with
net income of $275,660 for the'same nine months of 1961, he said.
This- represents a rise of 10$.—V. 196,. p." 745..
.1
'
-
■
?
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
l;as
per
For
$1.41
f:
$169,718
-
Ernest
and
positions.—V.
30,
policy
company
Sucharski
Fr
p,
Gray
Ekco
op.
incomp.
oper.
$75,060,000
The
ry.
Deficit.196,.
for the previous corresponding"
$0.28 per share, compared with"
or
fr.
rev.
Duchess
P.Goodall Rubber Co.—Sales Up 8%: Net 10%—
share last year.
Net income for the three,
1962 includes a nonrecurring item of $96,share, which represents the maturity value of a
per
expenses--
oper.
Net
535.
p.
revenue—2
Fy.
per
Sept.
insurance
quarter totaled $13,658,387,
reported
$112,888,
was
$0.25
cr
months
for
$14,105,984
profit
Net
$352,473,
sales
Ry, opei*.
its market-,
and
Bachman and
the
snuff,
of
operates
executive
nine
Steels,
Stainless
Industrial
brands
31
pretzels, Crown Nuts, and cookies.
several plants in Oneida, New
York, with a total
of 80,000 square feet of floor space.
Sales -approximate $3,500,000
annually.
Distribution covers the entire northeastern part of the
United States.
".'
,.i"vr
Jack's will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Helme.
No changes in management are contemplated at this time.
Joseph
1962—9 Mos.—1961
$2,610;434 3 $2,624,548
2,311,215.. 2,402,237
1962—Quar.—1961
$873,468
$881,074
703,750 3 ., 779,279
30—
of
•Jack's
RR.—Earnings-
& Florida
Georgia
f
•
Inc., for the first nine,
months of 1962 totaled $46,093,683.
This figure is 2%
above the
sales of $45,164,729 reported for the same period a
year ago and:
was
due
largely to sales made through Industrial, whose dollar
volume hit an all-time high for the period.
Net profit from operations for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1962 amounted to $1,441,793, as compared with $1,555,182 earnings*
reported for the first nine months-of 1961.
Based on the average:
number
of
shares
outstanding during each period,- earnings- per
share were $0.99 for 1932, as against $1.-08..per share last year.
- v..;
subsidiary,
Bank,
Payment
Per. End. Sept.
ing
brands
called -for
redemption • on Dec.
15,
1962,
the sinking fund, $480,000 of its G'/c
sub¬
due Gct.- l, 1982 at 100% plus accrued inter¬
ordinated
\
-
operation
produces
company
Rubber Co—Partial Redemption—
&
has
of
company
est.
57
third
is well below the
diversification and
•
cents of non-recurring income.
' \
share for the past nine months were made Up of
first quarter, 83 cents in the
second quarter, and
the
in
in
General Tire
•The
through
for
included
program
economies is progressing " satisfactorily.
The company- is
in a Strong financial condition/and as indicated "m the June 30
interim
report,; a return to-a normal business level gives great
promise for the future.—V. 196, p. 537.
.
.
not-been substantial and
of consolidation,"
The
volume.
improved
with $1,063,948 or $3.99 per share on revenue
the same- period of
1961.
The 1961 earnings
compares
share
I
1962.
of
$62,787,216
per
long-term
has
improvement
normal
contracts scheduled fpr. completion
in the last quarter of the year, Dravo Corp. expects earnings for /
the full year 1962 to be the highest in five years,
exceeding the
$4.14 per share earned in
1960.
In
a
report to stockholders, Car! B. Jansen, Board Chairman,
and
William
E.
Clark,
President,
said
the heavy construction,
engineering, manufacturing and shipbuilding firm, earned $1,329,323--or
$2.52 a share on total revenue of $56,278,361 during
the first
the
On
150
&
Sullivan
150
Inc
Brown
Bros.
&
<fc
Sons—__
575
Denton,
z
300
&
150
Co.,
—750;
300
Julien Collins & Co._—
150
150
Cooley & Co.___
150
75Qf;|j( Courts & Co
—
150
750
' fcrowell, Wcedon & Co._
150
Dodge
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
(000's Omitted
(000's Omitted
Podesta
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Miller
J.
S.
1,400
&;
Dominick
&
Drexel
Francis
Co.
750
Corp.
Estabrook
Garrett
Robert
— -
Corp.
Michigan
of
First
Sons—
<fc
1,300
Rauscher,
_
1,300
150
575
Reinholdt
—
& Co.
Sachs & Co.—
Goldman,
Co..
&
Goodbody
Hallgarten
Cj
&
Inc
Co.,'
&
Ripley
Harr.man
.
5 75
Rensliaw—_
&
150
Hentz
Co.—
&
Noyes
Co
&
750
,
Battles j&
Clark,
Inc
Corp.
Inc.
P.
Inc._
Lehman
Loewi
Inc
Co.,
&
Inc.
—V.
196,
Weeden
300
Co._——
Milwaukee
150
575
Dean
Co.
Co.,
&
Witter
&
The
last
Ceramics Corp.—Net-Up 22%
lor
in
>
for the latest three months were $1.01 against
based on the 1,843,938 shares of common stock
Hirsh, Jr., president, reported. Third quarter
almost 21%
ahead of last year—$32,016,000 versus
1961,
Allan M.
outstanding,
ran
revenues
result
a
of
the
quarter
lr228,417-class
the
.
President,
1962,
the
in
equivalent
shares,
B
the
59
Due
the
to
to
pass
\
to
the
f
carried
are
nature
the
on
rates
on
higher
company's
business,
cost.
However,
the
which
nt
01 artexv the
general level
continue
to
borrow
will
the
The
company's
lending
money
1979.
p.
'
■
have
to
.appears
highs
of
quarter
Sales
•
the
for
revenues
first
months
nine
of
for
with $652,963,929 a
$716,000,000
shares
outstanding
15,
headed
an
lic sale
Electric Co.—Secondary Stock
&
&
a
4.875%
193,
p.
The
The
will
made
be
on
series
Provinces
of
1986.
p.
:.
•
.
i
amount.
Johnson—Secondary Stock Offering—On
first'
196,
1979.
p.
.
.,
by
pledge
a
Ended
r:'
^
Net
after
1
1962
30—
y"''V
will
Earned
—V.
per
196,
$
■„ •,
1
taxes.
—
*
'added
be
of
initially
L.
&
N.
River
to
N.
&
of
the
Gulf
and
woi-king;
with
miles
capital.
offices
road,
at
42nd
220
E.
the
serving
Mid-South
St.,
New York,
between the
of
Mexico, including all of the larger cities
commercial
and industrial centers,
and five
;•
;
has
severally
agreed
to
purchase,
respectively,
are
follows:
as
(000's Omitted)
Kentucky Finance Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—
On
Nov.
1962, it was reported that $2,000,000 of
this firm's promissory notes, $1,000,000 of its subordi¬
nated promissory notes and $1,000,000 of its junior
subordinated promissory notes, all due Sept. 1, 1977,
had been sold privately to a group of 11 institutional
investors through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New
York. Garvin D. Kincaid, President of this Lexington,
14,
finance and time sales finance firm,
said that the proceeds will be used to repay bank
loans and increase working capital.—V. 190, p. 973.
Ky.,
consumer
Amount
;
Almstedt-
Robert
&
20Q
$950
Corp.
Co.,
First
._1'1
Securities
650
Boston
Harriman
Weeks <fe Co.l^___
Baker,
Blyth
Alex.
650
Inc.r__L__i
2,000
&
Courts
R.
S.
Co.,
Brown &
Sons
Drexel
&
&
J.
;_
500
The
Co.,
650
Kidder,
950
R.
L.
Inc
Dominick
Co._
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
.
Union
196,- p.' 1980.*-
*
J.
B.
2,000
W.
H.
Wood,
&
&
Co._
Son__
Inc.
Co.,
Peabody
950
250
400
& Co.
Pressprich & Co.
2,000
2,000
Co.!_
950
Rothschiid
F.
G.
•
Noyes
Hilliard
Illinois
Stroud
Co.___'_"r
•&
2,000
650
950
Dickson &
Dominick
30,
flected
with
a
sales of (he company for the three months
ended
1962,- the first quarter of' the company's fiscal year; re¬
continuing high rate of operations-and compared favorahly
Mack Trucks,. Inc.—Net
the
President,
The
told
three
the
for
three
same
months
stockholders
Keystone
in
a
year
his
companies
,
ago.
quarterly
reported
Walton
report.
B.
.
consolidated
Sommer,
"
net
,
%
share
cents
of
a
share
for
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
There are r-o discernible trends that would indicate a significant
change in the present level of operations and shipments^ Mr. Scihmer
said.—V.
196,
p.
1660.
of
&
&
Inc.__l
Co.,
Walker
&
Strath'ers
&
Co
Co.__
650
N.
million
$2.1
Sales
of
$5.9
income
NeV
stock
ofthis
for
the
$4.4
73
has
company
or
cents
a
year,
nine
months
million. -
income * per
common
common
totaled
with
-
dividends, amounted to
with $1.43 for the
compared
the 2,773,005
of
the
1961
'
earnings
of
the
of
million with earnings
of $175.4 million and
and
after provision for preferred
for the nine months of 1962
quarters of 1961 adjusted to
outstanding.—V. 196, p. 538.
$1.97
three
shares now
compare
14,257,338
when
wirh
shares
of
crude oil
and
averaged
natural
124,788
gas
barrels
liquids
rer
ray
averaged
barrels
142,621
per
the corporation lor the first 49 weeks
corresponding 1961 perisd, accoruuu
of
to
sales for the year as a whole will reach
earnings will amount to $1 per share, or
Marquardt said.
that net
Mr.
for the lirst 40 weeks of 1962, new
million has been booked, and b..ckiog
reported that
reported that efforts to replace the phased-out
at Ogden have continued to be successful.
quarter, lie said, orders exceeding SI.5 million
were
received
from
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
for inlet controls
for Navy F4H and Air Force F-110 aircraft, with deliveries sched¬
uled well into 1964.
Also added tq t&<? Ogdpn, plgnt backlog was
a
$1 million order from Aerojet-General for additional prototype
Folaris nozzles, "bringing our total current,(effort to approximately
$2 million on this program.'WV. 196, p. 641t
production work
past
Marsh
&
income
1962,
reported
Increased—
for the nine
months ended Sent. 30.
before Federal taxes
a year ago.
$8,226,060
of
the
in
$7,338,498
McLennan, Inc.—Net
McLennan
Marsh &
as
compared with
period
same
periods were $4,054,731 and
outstanding, per share earn¬
nine-months period of these two years amounted to
earnings for the comparable
$3,546,375.
Based on 2,502.455 shares
Net
the
for
and
1962
in
in
$1.42
1961.
ended Sept. 30. 1962 income before taxes
with $3,008,231 in the previous year.
Net earnings lor
the third quarter were $1,472,8 43 and $l,423,5o5
respectively, equal to 59 cents per share in 1962 and 57 cents per
share in 19fal.—V.
196, p. 579,
the
For
third
quarter
compared
$3,078,781,
Michigan Consolidated Gas
of
due
bonds
1,
June
1986
at
National City Bank,
First
Co.—Partial Redempt'n
Dec. 1, 1962, through
has called for redemption on
the sinking fund, $450,005 of
company
101.72% .
N. Y.—V.
its
5Va%
mortgage
Payment will be made at the
196, p. 1871.
Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On
reported that $15,500,000' of this
firm's term notes, $1,700,000 of its subordinated notes
and $1,750,000 of its junior subordinated notes, all
due Nov. 1,
1977, had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y.—V. 194, p. 1161,
14, 1962, it was
Nov.
Midwestern Corp.—Units
Offered—On Nov. 2, 1962,
Cincinnati; Hartzmark & Co., Inc.,
Cleveland, and associates offered publicly in units,
*110,000 shares of this firm's common stock and 22,000
Westheimer & Co.,
stock purchase
its
of
warrants.
Each unit, priced at
$12, consisted of one share and one-fifth warrant. One
warrant entitles the holder to purchase one common
at
share
$18 at any time
within 15 years from date
of issue.
proceeds, estimated at $1,098,150, will be used
purchase 3,986 shares of Midwestern National Life
Insurance Co.,_Cleveland, at $275 per share, and in¬
crease working capital.
BUSINESS—Midwestern was incorporated under the laws of Ohio
Net
on March
31, 1962. The company's offices are
Square/Cleveland. Ohio.
located at 75 Public
the stock of Mid¬
Ohio, a legal re¬
of the State
of Ohio, but its
corporate powers permit the company to engage
in any other businesses which
ihe Board of niveeMvs 'm:T
p ^
to be in the best interests of the company.
The company has 110
Intention at this time of entering any other business
Except for
director's qualifying shares, all of the shares of Midwestern Na¬
tional Life Insurance Co., Cleveland, will be acquired by a,nd held
The
by
National
insurance
life
the
-The
organized primarily to hold
Life-insurance Co., Cleveland,
was
company
western
company
formed under Hie laws
company.
a
is highly competitive and
extremely large, long-established
industry
insurance
of
number
the industiy
coipoiations
experienced staffs. A new companv entering
this
field
is at
a
competitive disadvantage because of its un¬
certain financial
position, and its lack of established reputation.
The insurance company in attempting to obtain business 111 com¬
petition
with
established companies may lind it necessary to
insure
or
accept
risks which the companies do not considei as
meeting long established standards.
In order to attract oe s-miml
away
from the established companies, the company may find it
necessary to pay much higher salaries or grant larger commissions
very
large
and
writing
and
the
that
'
share,
earnings
and $1.73
quarter
figures
President.
the
with
reported net income after
share fox the third
of $1 million or 32
sales
Marathon's
Marquardt
Mr.
950
common
$196.2
added.
he
third
These
year,
refined
oil
crude
aggreeatine
$49
to $34 million.
includes
Up Sharply—
J.,
million, 'compared
of
1961,"
up
During
650
compared with earnings
cents per-share for.-the same period in 1961.-
quarter
profits
Sept. 30 of $1,273,730, equivalent to 68 cents
Keystone stock;
This compares with $1,594,980' and
quarter ended
Plainfield;
This
taxes
last
Canada
and
Boniarc
serve
Co.,
&
Inc.
Hemphill,
-___
Co._J____;
&
2,000
Corp
Ripley
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Quarterly Report—
Sept.
85
Baird
Equitable
'
Consolidated
a
Brothers-_._-_.._
W.
Inez
—V.
-
Amount
Morgan Stanley & Co.___ $2,050
r
in
outstanding,
to
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters of the bonds
and
the
principal amount of the bonds which each underwriter
538.
p.
5,656
rated
as
important
major Gulf ports...,'
'
$4.32
$4.27
share—_____2
common
operate
Ohio
1961
'
amount
principal
be
'e
proceeds
-
385,488,413 374,001,352
47,215,882
47,766,643
sales
Net
Sept.
$30,000,000
of
will
and
d
BUSINESS—L.
Period
sinking
a
refunding mortgage bonds, series K, dated Dec. 1, 1962
April 1, 2003. Following completion of the sale L. & N.
.will offer to retire $15,270,000 of outstanding bonds of two sub¬
sidiary companies in advance of maturity. ^ The remainder of the
»-rt,
,
.
Copper Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
of
me
sales
Midland-Guardian
redemption
COLLATERAL—PROCEEDS-—The -bonds
p-ecred
offer¬
*
Kennecott
Morgan -Stanley
it^ bid of
FEATURES-—The.
operation
regular
,
BOND
ing of 32,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$71 per share was made through Blyth & Co., New
York.—V.
the
and
anticipated that
operation
to
bonds will not be redeemable,
fund, prior to Dec. 1, 1967.
prices will range from 104.90% tp
the
principal amount. The sinking fund, commencing
in
1964,
fixes
redemption
prices
ranging
from
100.50
to
the
principal
through
Thereafter
.
14, 1962, it was reported that a secondary
yield
to
01
August.
are
earned
shares
production
better."
The
awarded
was
REDEMPTION
evept
offices
191,
Johnson &
Nov.
Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island,
in
Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, or Van¬
New
couver.—V.
interest
accrued
competitive
a
and
1987. The bonds
bonds due
and
White, Weld & Co. and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, jointly bid 99.593 and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
bid 98.40, both for
the, bonds as 5s. '
"
•v-
A
at
xne-.bank's
or
(formerly Saint John Sulphite Ltd.) has called
Dec; 1, 1962, all of its outstanding 4%
first
bonds, due Dec. .1, 1962 at IOOV2 %. Payment
any
branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia in the
corporation
redemption
mortgage
Offered—On
sale Nov. 14 on
which named the 4%% coupon.
98.97%
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
for
issue
at
1902.
.
100%
at
in
the
during
respectively
Stales
company
$1.62
to maturity.
group
The distribution was completed and
Co., New York.
the books closed.—V.
the
1962, Morgan Stanley & Go., New York,
underwriting group which offered for pub¬
new issue of $25,000,000 Louisville & Nash¬
priced
were
14, 1962, it was reported that a
secondary offering of 32,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $45 per share was made through
Blyth
Offering.— On Nov,
for
higher
part
late
com¬
of
Donnell
cause
the
to
latter
the
prices
production
of
cents
aaead
million
ings
RR.-^Bonds
:
Sales
1962.
30,
1146.
p.
Nashville
Sept.
of
as
1S6,
ville collateral trust 47/s%
Iowa-Illinois Gas
is
"It
was
Nov.
with
hand
on
of
Louisville
$1.52
share,. compared with $25,132,379, or
the previous nine months period.
were approximately $775,000,000,
compared
a
year ago.—-V.
196, p. 1492.
average
share in
v.:
at that time, Brocks stated that combined
separately reported for the companies for the first
period were $50,660,000.—V.
$1.67
common
per
per
;
quarter of last year was $1,794,559. After preferred dividend require¬
ments, this was equal to 45 cents per common share on the same
number
"•
The
independently
as
rate
merged
was
income
net
.
or
>
contributed,
during
per share in
months of
1962.
66
Marquardt,
amounted
into
Siegler Corp. on June 5, 1962 on a
pooling of interests basis. .While there are no truly comparable figures for
the similar period a year ago, -since the two companies
operated
*
totaled
1962
year earlier;
the nine months period was $27,972,419!
compared
income
Orders
.<■
Inc.
the
579.
and
were
business
;
'
prolonged
period.
from
the principal
quarter, Mr.
was
third
also
July
quarter, an increase of 41% .
The 1962 figure includes
processed at
the Texas City, Texas, refinery which
acquired from Plymouth Oil Company earlier this year..
p.
E.
slightly
,
,
196,
$50
more
Siegler, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
year,
Presi¬
For (lie 40-week period,
ending
Oct.
7,
saies
were
$39,114,603 and ret errnings wert> $1.319,:6u,
or
91
cents
per
share.
For the like 1961 period, the company
reported sales and earnings, as adjusted to exclude certain special
credits, of $34,955,315 and $179,741, or 13 cents per share.
first
figst quarter were $46,977,939.
Lear,
...
1961.
and
$770,193,374,
Net
in sales and revenues,
the third quarter-and
the
oil
1962
company
become
II,
1962
the
in
gasoline
in
present
$38,934,000
quarter,
volume
in
Roy
was
•
tills
effective
Libya,
$1.94
United
Sales
1.
to
were
the
for
and net income were estab¬
lished
during
the first nine months of
1962 by the corporation, Harold-S. Ceneen, president
reported.
t a'es and revenues for the 1962 third quarter totaled $253,175,080,
compared with $221,387,204 during the same period a year ago.
Net income was $9,047,432, or 54 cents per average common share,
compared with $8,049,190, or 4.9 cents per share during the third
Record
"
.
s
totaled
last
Marquardt Corp.—Sales, Net Increased—
Net
.
1962
l'
Sales, Earnings—
<
1962
period
Donnell
C.
6% over the similar 1961 period.
Produc¬
and sales of Libyan crude averaged 23,448 barrels daily.
—V.
earnings of Lear Siegler for the first quarter ended Sept. 30,
$1,379,623, equal after • preferred dividend requirements
to 35 cents per share on (he 3,917,864 common shares outstanding,
according to an announcement by John G. Brooks, Chairman. Sales
,
& 'Telegraph 4Corp.—Rec¬
Telephone
International
ord
Lear
*
:
...
stabilised..y-'V. 190, p. 1146.
began
the
production
our
nine
and
Marathon
.
..
to
third
The
opera-,
the
oil
and
during
factor,
and
their
company's
the
the
day
year.
it
952*.
p,
outstanding.
In
upward
certain
being made. Since the end of
of interest rates at which the
are
-
of
J.
during most of
improvement
14,520,762
first
cents
In
cents
last
the
equal
were
1962
41
to
third
continue
on
the
for
period
compared
as
quarter
same
of
quarter
similar
1962,
of
field,
oil
expect
to
equal
were
and
were
and
A
shares
1,202,121
30.
same
(as
$78,885,
third quarter, however, total
first nine moths of 1962 were 9 «
crude
earnings
an
Canada
Based
announced. After allow¬
secondary preferred
preferred, shares
for
earnings
of
on
possible
rtions
of
merger
the
on
adj'simenfas
'
and
Pipe
a
the
cents
not
Ceramics was formed on Sept. 27, 1962
Lock Joint Pipe Co., of East Orange,
jsr. J-., with Gladding, McBean & Co., of Los Angeles, Calif.)
Net
income
for the nine months
ended Sept. 30 amounted' to
$5,615,000 or $2.3 7 per "share of common, more than 27%
higher
t'-?n the $4,419,000 or $1.72 for the corresponding period in
1961.
Nine months revenues aggregated $84,758,000, an increase of abo"t
22%, compared with $69,156,000 last year Mr. Hirsh said.—V. 196,
(International
as
will
Reports Higher
Sept.
1973
of
196,
due chieily to the severe and
of
domestic
A
we
oil
States,
tion
months ended
three
Paul Saunders,
Peter
increase.
said.
he
$26,539,000.
first
1,
sum
of
fourth quarter in the United
hopeful that gasoline prices
will
maintain
partial recovery from
extremely low levels,
we
do not anticipate that the company's net income for the year
'crude
increase in the per share earnings of 32%, and
is the highest" first quarter in the company's history.
The company's receivables have shown continued growth during
this* three
month
period and have, for the first time, exceeded
$200 million. Due to the sharply climbing interest rates in Canada
during this period, r the cost of borrowings-has also shown an
earnings
share
cents
79
the
in
was
"While
;This .represents, an
;
30.
Per
»
for
dividends
lor
each
.31
J.
profit
the
improved
the
for
sales
Libyan
Greater
quarter,
-
-
the
over
quarter
last year,
and
income.
net
three-month
recent
15%
substantially
the
first
said.
-
(to $666,023 compared with $525,797 for the
year;
ance
...
^shares,
■Sept.
the
of
the third
for
income
of $25,056,000
increase
the
crude
net
amounted
corporation, on a pro iorma basis,
•had combined third quarter net income of $2,283,000, approximately
22— ahead of the $1,878,000 reported for the 1961 quarter ended
N.
Orange,
East
This
1876.
p.
$8,742,484 for
Lattrenti.de, Financial Corp. Ltd.
300
;
International Pipe &
;
pany's
■Profits—
1,300
&
Inc..
1871.
p.
196,
to
net
the second
the level of
Production
150
Co.——
Lerchen
Watling,
300
:
<to
-1—
Co.—-
&
increased .16%
period'.—V.
575
Neuhaus
Walker
a
Oct,
due
exhaust
to
plus accrued interest.—V.
depression of gasoline prices
$23,379,726 a year earlier.
third quarter of 1962 net earnings rose to $188,861 or
common share from $40,854 or 2 cents a share
in 1961,
..while sales
_——-—-—-
Inc.J
H.
G.
1,300
Co.,
<te
Turbcn
Merrill,
Day
Underwood,
Co.,
Inc.-
Despite
from
the
cents
32
575
'
Pierce,
Smith
&
Fennei'
For
1,300
bonds,
announced.
below
industrial fasteners has reported
of $747,330 for the. nine months ended Sept. 30,
earnings
$28,774,931
&
*
Tex.,
will
until tue
tenders for the sales to
receive
mortgage
1007c
increase
an
above
earnings
«1.33 a common share,; compared with $291,188-for the same
period of 1961, or 40 cents a common share. * Sales rdse 23%
to
575
——
Trask
manufacturer of
company's
29%
dent,
..or
300
Co.—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
150
Co
&
Lynch.
Merrill
This Cleveland
Securi¬
Webster
Corp
ties
Spencer
150
150
—
Inc.-—"—
Mason-Hagan.
McCormick
Co
*
net
Co.—
& Co.
&
Lamson & Sessions Co.—Sales Up 23%—
y;
.
Staats
R.
&
Stone
1.300
1,390
Co.,
&
Freres
Lazard
Smithers
S.
William
1,400
Brothers———
Loeb
Kuhn,
575
150
Agnew ■& Co. _ _
&
Co.,
Barney
1,300
$1,300
—.____
■,
150
;
and
-
300
Houston,
1962,
sufficient
amount
an
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
Bank,
23,
income
prices not to exceed
$9,515,000,
575i.
Smith,
Co.,
&
Peabody
Kidtior,
*750
>
second
to
Nov.
on
Marathon Oil Co.—Net Up 15%—
.
.
Co—
&
ShUman,
150
——.
I
Co.
Shields
Space
_,
,
—-Z—*—
Hutzler
150
——
_
&
Schwabacher & Co
Shearson, Hammill &
..'150
750
E. W.
Lane,
Johnson,
Salomon.. Brothers
300
—.
Hogle & Co._—-vW. E. Hutton & Co.—_
.Illinois
Co.,
Inc
—
A.
Janney,
L.
575'
Mosle & Co._i_T
F. Rothschild & Co—
National
City
business
67c
The
or
.
150
575
Inc.
Hemphill,
J.
300
Inc.—
Co.,
Rotan,
Co.,
&
Stone
Hayden,
H.
Gardner—-
&
&
Rodman
1,300
150
•_—
Reynolds
—
Co.,
&
Pierce
Inc.
at
..
150
Co—
&
Higher—
dividends, to $2.65 per common share, com¬
$1.62 a share earned in the comparable
period of 1961.
: ■
y*;
•,•
V'
Net income in the third quarter was $2,707,000, resulting in earn¬
ings of $1.14 per common share.
Third quarter income includes a
capital gain, equivalent to 34 cents per share, realized from the sale
in Seplember of the Thomas Flexible Coupling Co., of Warren, Pa.
■"In the corresponding quarter of 1961, net income was $1,432,000,
which equaled 55 cents a share, after provision for preferred divi¬
dends.
As was pointed out at the time, per share earnings in that
quarter were penalized 23 cents due to the. effects of Hurricane
caria.
;;'y
X u.Total.-oompany sales-for ,the. fii'st .nine.months,.of 1962 '-.totaled
$219.5 million, compared to $200.8 million in the same period last
-year.
As of Sept. 30, sales of each of the company's she operating
divisions were running ahead of 1961.
. <
Kopipers sales in the third quarter of 1962 were $79.4 million,
more than 10%
higher than the $71.7 million sales volume recorded
,in the corresponding quarter of 1961.—V, 196, p. 641.
575
Co.
&
to
of preferred
to $4,189,000,
pared
300
—
Pressprich
W.
of
It
payment
Hop-
&
wood
R.
amounted
1.500
—
_
Jaffray
Piper,
Putnam
Forgan
Glore,
.
Corp
Boston
First
—
Jackson
Curtis——
<fc
575
1,400
150
150
Co
&
—
Webber,
219.
p.
First
close "of
of the company for the first nine months of 1962
$6,432,000.
This was equivalent, after provision for
income
Net
300
Co.
Co
Paine,
this issue—V. 195,
Inc.,
The
extended)
150
300
575
Ohio
Securities
Equitable
& Co.,'
Pfizer
;
V
Terminal
Manchester
Com¬
Sale
■"
Koppers- Co., Inc.—Net, Sales
Ohio
&
duPont
I.
150
150
&
Co.
Co. —
.*—
Newhard,
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Cook & Co.—
New
New York Securities Co.
York Securities Co.
750
750
575
Co
&
Son
Newbold's
H.
Inc.—Asset
\.-y
(Chas.)
y See
Wells & Co.—
Wells & Co.—
Mullaney,
Mullaney,
W.
Tem-
&
Jones
■'
pleted—
750
Inc
Inc
pleion
pleton
150
300
Inc.
Co.___
Co
&
&
Moseley
Moseley
Mitchum,
150
Co., Inc.
Dominick—
Read
Dillon,
S.
S.
F.
Inc.—
Co.,
&
DicKSon
&
&
,——
Co.,
&
Dain
M.
R.
——
P.
Biologicals*
Knickerbocker
Amount
Amount
7
(2079)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
cancellation
adverse
than
on
earning
Lha
life
effect
be made at such high cost
would have a much greater
company's operations and iin^i 1
of new business may
of policies or lapses
the
on
insurance
established companies and
a
profit
on
insurance
the likelihood of
insurance would
is dominated
field
the company s
be greatly reduced thereby,
by mutual insurance com-
their
to
in that all profits
advantage
have a competitive
policyholders.
which
panies
accrue
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<2080)
8
stock
par)—
($1
Shares
The
N.
Curtiss,
—V.
196,
&
:-•-<
410,819,000
392 ,428,000
36,151,000
35 ,349.000
19,590,000
19 ,1141,000
16 ,208,000
$4.38
3,616,538
__.
taxes
taxes
_________
income
!
share
per
outstanding
$4.21
Sept.
30—
:
Net
sales
Net
after
taxes
1961
Laboratories, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Miles
all-time quarterly crest in the
at Miles Laboratories, but the
Elkhart, Ind., pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturer reports
its nine-month earnings dipped iron! last year's record high.
In a presentation before the Security Analysts of ,San Francisco,
Walter R.
Beardsley, Chairman of Miles, noted that all divisions
of the company
are showing sales boosts.
He estimated year-end
sales should reach a record $100 million, and forecast sales of $120
sales
Net
third
and
million
in
hit
Sept.
30,
the
for
of
39,
1962, totaled
the like period last
$25,-
Sept.
ended
S22.478.000
for
earnings
achieved
the
For
spite
9%,
from
the
third
quarter
compared
with
which
s-rd
aid
a
not
cited
.
come
certain
earlier in the year.
He
fluctuations which caused lower
converted to American
expectations
to
up
foreign
anticipated
ti an
or
■
told
of
because
half
totaled
analysts that year-to-date
earnings were
heavy
non-recurring research expenses in the
aecine
in
earnings
from
chemical
operations
chairman
The
also
:
:
$66.8 million.
Net earnings
$4,236,000 or $1.04 per share,
$1.17 per share for the
year-ago
of
total
1961
$4,657,000,
period.
firs
continued
of
the
up
through
down
quarter
the
competitive pressure from all sides,
form private label multiple vitamin producers.
nine months this year, net sales amounted to $73 mil¬
in
especially
lion,
for
currency
returns
monies were
w'~en
dollars.
Stockholders—The
stockholders
100,000
of
one
with
that
reported
number
the
shareholders
Miles
of
196, p. 431.
in the last two years.—V.
than 60%
more
'
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Mill Factors
Ended
Period
Volume
Sept.
1962
before
income
Federal
taxes
189,755,000
884,566
458,400
492,091
shares at $1 per share on the basis
share for each five held of record Oct. 5,
new
Net' income
Net
income
involved.
proceeds will be used for payment
Net
—V.
196,
share of common stock-
per
_
ment
administrative
work,
incorporated under the laws of
Wyoming on Oct. 21, 1955, and has its principal office at 230
South Center St., Casper, Wyo.
The
company's princpial
assets consist of unpatented mining
claims on which limited amounts of wide space drilling and devel¬
BUSINESS—The
opment
work
However,
have
the
was
company
uranium
has
company
from
which
have
undertaken
and
material
been
mineralized
of
amounts
been
with
Atomic
the
but
respect
certain of the
has
amenable
overhead
Ended
be'.ore
earnings
after
♦
per
Based
audit
shares
shown
outstanding
are
subject
of Sept. 30,
the annual
as
above
common
results
1962
to
independent accountants.—V.
by
1961
$9,548,900
6,648,100
$1.25
taxes..
taxes__w_;
5.317.045
on
The
1962.
"
1962
$10,121,300
7,077,700
share______________________
$1.33
earnings
Net
♦Earnings
^
Sept. 30—
Net
work
to
of
company's
circuits.
mill
available
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
($1
Outstanding
605,419 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
par)
Rhoades & Co., N. Y.—V. 196, p. 642.
Carl M. Loeb,
196,
747.
p.
sales
78
the
last
revolutionary
playing
introduced
—was
T.
cartridge recorder-playback system—capable
tape
continuous
15
to
up
by
the
on
company
rsdicallv-oifferent home
e
of
hours
music
Nov. 7.
unit, called
third
Sales
other
S.
income
taxes.:
U,
income
on
3M-ReVere
new
reel-to-r°el
recorders
includes
It
system i3 not compatible with conventional
currently-available tape cartridge systems.
or
recorder-playback
unit
containing
a
nnmoer of engineering
advances and a newly-developed magnetic
tape that produces high fidelity music while being played at an
extraordinarily slow speed.
Officials announced thrt the tape cartridge system
will be in¬
troduced
during
the Christmas season
in
St.
Louis,
Mo.,
with
national
marketing expected
the, same
At
recorded
for
first-of-a-kind
a
time,
it
was
cartridnes
tape
with
use
the
bv
3M-Revere
Records
last
or
of 48 pre¬
produced
been
has
system.
$90,214
period
N"t
year
a
in
of
film
Herbert
Bvetow,
t
for diversified
can
be
future,"
Mr.
Buetow
Nine-month
sales
income
$1.13
20
and
improved
that
earnings
business
and
new
confident
ate
we
sales
toward
on
of
$505,759,118
first
from
significant
in the
growth
196,
dry
$1.03
or
total
$58,815,685,
share,
a
for
equal
the
called
1962—9 Mos.—1961
$
$
oper.
revenue—
73,262,821
71,421,407
223.255,974
215,484 941
Ry.
oper.
expenses.
55,561,220
53,538,667
166,575,555
159,623,876
fr.
op.
17,701,601
17,912,740
56,680,319
For
income
7,003,690
7,642,704
22,772,258
23 376 225
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
196,
.
m
in
of
preferred
equal
were
on
the
to
2,072,787
R.
M.
year.
1961
and
Co.—Net
The
was
Higher—
half
debentures
due
stock
on
Dec.
the
1,
the
respective
nine
electric
of
first
quarter
to
its
The
the
of
earnings
with
in
1S61.
6%
over
first
are
There
op.
9,190,186
7,447,200
15,148.801
15,435,541
income
4,914,159
2,808,440
5,231,297
4,231,620
Net
Net
in
3,856,269
than
by
offset
lower
the
at
Superior
refined product
1962,
63
those
in the second quarter
refinery were in opera¬
income before a
per
share after
net
cents
The charge-off of the book value of this property,
earnings for the nine months this year ; to $1,-
cents
share.—V.
per
196,
p.
call
into
$5,411,000
Skies
for
739
reported
Net
for
income,
the
after
previous
on
an
217,069
with
the
annual
company's
$0.44
then
shares
president Bernard Goldsmith attributed the
showing
mainly
to
the .operation
of its
which will be closed.
The manufacture
and materials handling, electronic sub-systems
report
profit
poor
industrial
ings
the
of
plant,
control
transferred
be
quarter
considerably
is
Chemical
quarter,
Co.—Record
has
company
and
reported
also
that
the
for
Mr.
indicated,
sales
The
Goldsmith
said,
and the earn¬
for the present
Nytronics
24.—V.
July
on
194,
which was
Inc.,
1279.
p.
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Acquisitions—
The
laps,
has acquired Plymouth Canning Co., Inc., and Dun-
company
Inc.,
of
both
Reuben
dent
P.
Indiana,
Plymouth,
effective Nov. 2.
1962, Presi¬
Hughes announced.
Pacific Hawaiian canner for
its
Hawaiian
Punch
and
was
its
largest single canner.
Dunlaps
produces and distributes Dunlap's Orange-Seal drink, a homogenized
orange juice beverage distributed through grocery stores and through
dairy distribution channels in the Midwest.
Both companies will
operate as' wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Mr. Hughes said,; and no'
changes
Canning
The
in
was
management
exclusive
an
personnel
or
contemplated.
are
companies were acquired for 21,000 shares of Pacific Hawaiian
stock
and
should contribute
approximately $1,000,000 in
coifnnon
sales
and
The
in
$75,000
There
said.
earnings
net
after
in 1962, Air.
outstanding.'
taxes
shares
1,724,692
currently
are
Hughes
provide Pacific Hawaiian with a closely related
which
considerable
growth
potential exists, Air:
acquisitions
Droduct
line
in
Hughes said.—V./ 196,
Sales—
and
sales
first
1963."
are
improved."
of NYT Manufacturing Co.,
quarter include those
by
fiscal
of
$1,000,1)00
approximately
acquired
divisions.
other
to
first
picture
outstanding during the
1961 on an average of
in
outstanding.
Lexington, Kentucky
of
to $737 from S95.321 reported
This is equal to 30.0025 per
share
per
over
shares
292,772
of
for the fiscal year
net sales of $1,663,-
$2,138,067
declined
period.
taxes,
12-month
average
compared
year,
In
27%, Net Down—
totaled
Nytronics
1962, an increase of 27%
for fiscal 1961.
31,
954.
p.
642.
nine
Bank
Chemical
earnings
months
of
for
the
1962,
were
highest for those periods in the company's history.
earnings for the third quarter amounted to $1,282,014, or
per share
on
the outstanding capital stock.
This com¬
pares
with earnings of $1,270,192 or 51 cents per share for the
cents
52
period of
Sales
19^1.
the quarter were $13,610,671, an increase
volume of $13,340,097 for the third quarter
for
the
over
appointed
the
by
cumulative
Pipe Line Co.—Appointment—
York
New
Trust
to
company
preferred stock.—V.
Co.,
City, lias been
for jts 4.64%- series
York
New
act as registrar
196, p. 1877.
record
sales
net
to
about
of
last
2%
year.
$1.51
this
$1.60
or
Tnis
per
quarter in w'hch NaJco has
and earnings figures compared with the corre¬
the previous year.
earnings for
$3,913,325,
for
of
Pantasote
for
first
share
with
compares
share
the
per
months
the
on
of
months
nine
o*
1952
2,441,500
earnings
net
first
the
nine
of
Charles A.
by
$3,686,624,
out¬
equal
Total
s"les
period amounted to $42,212,268, an increase of about 7%
with $39,333,430 for the same period of last
year.—
p.
580.
National
saics
of
$393,577,734,
1961,
and
or
Cash
the
an
President,
Reported
with
pared
Register
company
compared
increase
for
the
Co.—Sales
first
nine
Up
months
9 Mo¬
of
1962
9%,
Robert
S.
Oelman,
to
NCR
Chairman
announced.
net
$13,515,311
income
was
reported
with $13,428,864 for
approximately the same
for
the
the
first
same
nine
as
months of
period of 1961.
net
total
earnings
last
year's,
1962, com¬
sales
of
and
$9,284,862
months ended Sept.
30,
net
earnings of
1962, it was announced
Chairman.
period last year, sales aggregated $7,056,211, /
were
%
$101,659.
ended Sept. 30, 1962, totaled $3,056,843 and
against sales of $2,460,481 and net earnings
$71,204 for the like period of 1961.
Sales
net
of
for
the
earnings
Pantasote
films
p.
quarter
$35,225,
and
manufactures
sheetings,
and
polyvinyl chloride resins an i comnounds,
rigid film "Panta Pak" trays.—V. 196,
954.
Petroquimica
Argentina,
S. A.
—
Loan
Arranged—
announced that it has completed
arrangements to borrow $30,000,000 for seven years
The
at
rose
with $361,776,309 for the comparable period
of
nine
the corresponding
In
while
compared
196,
had
Wyman.
amounted
shares
1.961.
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
*
The company
$182,856 for the
represents the sixth consecutive
Nalcn's
to
of
to
Inc.—Sales'up
Nytronics,
Net
the
the
convertible
642.
Plymouth
than
ry.
oper.
196, p.
ended
1962
period with lowered product costs, selling and
were reduced, and petroleum product prices
of September," Mr. Murphy said.
or
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Panhandle Eastern
last
quarter
convertible
were
periods'were
two
and particularly
year
of
34
or
44,714,390
37,267,190
com¬
the
I
company'siplans
debentures
in
$23,486,856
the
Average shares of
ago.
reduced
V.
outstandip^4%/$
price of $27 per share.
based
outstanding
revenues
revenues
the
months
the year.
standing.
period^
realized
was
ended
$ '.'
38,077,952
"sales
quarter
the
depreciation and depletion.%
latest quarter just ended are better
$2,637,000,
sponding period of
$3,567 382
share
pejstock
operating
compare
1962
1977.
said
as
gain
attention
1,
$1.45
common
and
12%
the
called
June
at
the
Chairman,
rose
of
than
also
in
of
196,
/
126,732.562 123,346,549
111,583,761 107,911,008
47,268,138
expenses.
"For
for
company
year
a
the
facilities
519,000,
$4 333 935
$705i)ofehese
of
against
as
shares
$25,709,510
were
colder
report
common
Board
Most
redemption
requirements
share
of
2,038,777
revenues
period.
which
for
Gas
per
number
Heskett,
months
nine
dividend
$1.75
average
in
new
was
shown
Utilities
Montana-Dakota Utilities has reported net earnings of
the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1962, compafSd with
the like period of 1961.
V
After
earlier
the
This
Montana-Dakota
the
of
more
were
increased
the
1660.
p.
future."—V.
non-recurring
providing for
preferred dividends, compared with $3,610,000, or $1.05 per share,
for the first three quarters of last year.
The concession in Bolivia,
in which Mr. Murphy had an interest, was abandoned in the first
same
ry.
with an increased
set these current
$
$
$
revenue—
oper.
1961.
hole costs
charge
55,861,965
rev.
not only
promise
for the
1962—9 Mos.—1961
oper.
Net
Ry.
Net
in
throughout the
third
$
an
'
Ry.—Earnings—
1962—Quar—1961
30—
Ry.
will
outstanding I in
Nalco
S
This,I coupled
operation,
great
enjoyed
years
improved for the month
The
1962—Quar—1961
1962—Quar.—1961
many
and service, this has resulted
increased share
of the motion
an
business.
income
"Earnings for the
tion
for
Ry.
same
RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
net
$1,118,000,
to
rose
of
for
has
quality
of
for the like quarter
and
Redemption—
redemption
cn
Dec.
15,
19G2,
through operation of the sinking fund, $400,000 of its. first mort¬
gage bonds, 5%
series due June 1, 1984 at 100.67''
plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the Continental Illinois National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of
Chicago,
231 S. LaSalle
St., Chicago 90,
111., o- the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broad¬
way, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 2022.
has
company
share
Murphy, Jr., President,- in the quarterly statement to be
to
stockholders, said a reduction in exploration expenses
achieved
1980.
p.
Pacific
year-earlier
12%.
months
$53,496,604,
the
topped
about
of
nine
cents, as against 19 cents
.
administrative expenses
general
said.
the
1961.—V.
Missouri
H.
8,206,000
931,000,000
out¬
432.
p.
on
$1,069 000, or 26 cents per share, after providing for
preferred stock, compared with $1,270,000, or 37 cepts
on
stock
because
reflect
1981,
■%%%
3,416,270
and
the
firm
"Our
offer
of
period
same
for the quarter rose by
$64,225 for the same period of
with
profitable
also
was
mailed
for
the
earnings
net
amounted to 27
acquisition
■
share,
same
to 39 cents
37 cents a
while
processing
but
dividends
three
1961.
of 3M.
said that sales
highest in the company's history.
increase
an
for
share,
a
period in
in
markets,
made
$452,293,927,
to
the
president
second
e
progress
Npt
for
$171,246,746
ahead, operations will likely
but with continued emphasis
conditions,
of
of
with $158,723,022 for the
quarter was $20,065,425, equal
stock, up from $19,027,421, or
period
same
P.
"Looking
products
the
for
were
sales
in
Murphy Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Sept.
shares
of
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Partial
The
1962
compared
more
579.
C.
compared
of
from
noted.
and
p.
72,157.000
37,600,000
—
—_
number
average
196,
earnings were
share
Per
the
:
Movielab's
market
prices
common
for the
quarter
30,
records
outstanding. '
ended Sept. 29, net sales totaled
the $1,395,293 recorded
in
the same
shares
reputation
picture
records,
for
,
Jeffee
Mr
and
ago.
income
share,
reported
ending Sept.
share
a
has
company
ago.
outstanding
mon
months
and
quarter
third
existing
$194,299.
of
cents
58
Per share earnings
year
per
Sales, Earnings Higher—
The
of
year,
Consolidated
to begin in 1963.
disclosed that a repertoire
Co'umbia
of
and
Mining
Cartridge system, was developed by Minnesota
Chicago-based Revere Camera Co. subsidiary.
The
figure
quarter
4.0 6'.'"
a
56,650,000
28,900.000
27,750,000
8,336,000
_1,013,000.000
taxes
standing during period
Backlog
—V.
1,265,445,000
1,562,928,000 1,208,795,000
expenses
income
Based
3.38
1,635,083,000
—
34.557.000
before
S.
U.
income
and
sales
of
4.15
■__
other
and
Cost
Net
share
per
Per. End. Sept.
history,
with
22.1%
up
period
1961.
the Revere Stereo
Tape
its
music
stereophonic
taped
the
for
all
broke
1962
of
year
year's
,
number
the
$1,703,230,
A
30
compared
same
For
Music Unit—
of
Movielab,
of
earnings
months
over
over
cents
$
S
Highs—
President Saul Jeffee announced.
Net sales for the nine month period ended Sept. 29,
1962 totaled
$5,047,538, a gain of 19.6%'
over the
$4,221,742 registered in the
same
period of 1961. Earnings for the period ivere $261,030 or
34.3%
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—New Home
and
nine
first
1961
1962
ended Sept. 30:
Year
'•
Net
Inc.—Annual Report—
North American Aviation,
634.
p.
company's
Sold Privately—On
1962, it was reported that $2,525,000 of this
firm's notes due 1978 had been sold privately through
to
Energy
assurance
no
Movielab, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Hit New
the
con¬
14,
Northern Pacific
Mos.'Report
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp.—-9
Period
added that
factor.
but
also were a
expenses
(National Propane Corp.—Notes
Nov.
limited
in
reserves
ore
Authorized
stock
196,
earnings,
improved
the
on
on
Indianapolis Works property was sold after equipment that
could
be used
in other plants had been removed,
thereby ending
idle property expense
for that plant, Mr. Kissell told the stock¬
holders in tne interim report.—V. 196, p. 580.
Commission for an increased
receiving same.
Further with
principal properties it appears
that the mineralized material being produced from these properties
is not amenable to existing mill circuits.
The company is presently
mining mineralized material which is being stockpiled because of
lack of market and proposes to use a substantial portion of the
proceeds
from
this
offering
in
order
to
continue such mining
operations despite the present limited market for such mineralized
material and despite the fact that such mineralized material may
negotiating
—V.
per
effect
important
Net
be
$48,-
closings.
Earned
not
levels
to
share, contrasted with a loss of $1,112,456, or $1.78
Oct. 1, 1961.
operations continued in the third quarter even with
cents
accordance
with
conservative engineering standards.
The company has only a lim¬
ited allocation from the United States Atomic Energy Commission
and
in
the
absence of a substantial allocation, the company has
no
substantial
market
for
its
ore
production.
The company is
to
increased
climb from $35,971,344 posted during the like period
tinued controls
removed.
sufficient
undertaken
not
uranium
substantial
establish
earnings
and
Sept. 29
ended
months
nine
—
expected
15
or
working
and
expenses,
capital.
Common
1348.
p.
equip¬
on
contracts, officers' salaries, mine payroll, assess¬
ment
yj.9i
—
,
is
S.
The
CAPITALIZATION
'■
Nn underwriting
Nov. 26.
expire
rights to
426,166
$0.92
taxes—
income
on
1961
231,685,000
1,023,391
531,300
30—
—
its common
offering
is
company
right to subscribe for an additional
the
common
U.
reduction in
sales, which was principally due to
Earnings for the third quarter totaled $93,521,
share, compared with a loss of $186,463, or 30
cents
a
share, for the same three months of 1961.
Sales were
$14,118,466 during this period, up 14%
from $12,339,362 recorded
in the comparable quarter last year.
Cartel- Kissell, President,, said that increased sales had the most
the
Rights Offering to
—
After
through
Profitable
vacation
Oil Corp.
&
allocation
Beardsley
Mr.
had increased
Net
1
579.
p.
Mt. Ili Uranium
year,
12 %.
just ended amounted to $2,409,000,.
as
against $2,215,000, up 9',
from last year.
This was equivalent
to 59 cents per share, compared with 56 cents per share
in 1961.'
Mr.
Beardsley
added
that these record
quarterly results were
Net
196,
In
actu¬
NCR's
Earnings for the three quarters this year were $1,064,210,
per
share
the
sales
1961
improvements over
by the company.
for
35%
a
$1.70
or
$1.59
$2.26
share
an
quarter
with
compared
increase
—V.
1962.
1965.
sales
Net
116,000,
an
earnings
ending
quarter
sales
642,238,
244,700,845 207,703,769
9,098,080
6,416,892
—— —
_.
common
per
of
I
last year.
a
Earned
income.
Castings Co.—Sales Up 35%
reported
were
1962
_
1961.
earnings
2305.
p.
Continuing
Ended
in
foreign earnings
thee
$6,836,363 during the
with $6,906,997 in 1961.—V. 195,
year's first nine months, compared
Net
Period
$14,905,683
those
plus
States,
were
included in net
remitted earnings were
foreign
these
taxes,
only
policy,
United
the
with
compared
as
company
to
subsidiary,
Canadian
431.
p.
with
remitted
ally
taxes,
S.
U.
to
accordance
National
Motorola, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
the
with $1.68 per share on the 7,975,417 shares which were
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1961.
Earnings reported by NCR subsidiaries and branches outside the
United
States
amounted
to
$10,820,159, after foreign taxes but
,67z,8J1
—
foreign
&
state
—V, 19&
947.
p.
sales
net
before
Snares
2,000
2,000
Company
Co
&
$
of
each
on
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
the nine-month income this year amounted
8,297,947 shares now outstanding.
This
per-share basis,
a
$1.63
to
.
compares
prior
1961
1962
16,561.000
Consolidated
Income
Earned
Company
Stiver
Schwinn
B.
—
Co
1877.
p.
On
$10,-
.
4,600
2,500
Corp
Co.
&
House
Saunders.
L.
&
Siegler &
196,
the
of
$
Net
Inc
Columbus
Emerson
Edw.
__
said.—V.
1962,
holders who convert
their
the full six months interest
.
6,500
6,000
7,000
Corp
report
19,
Oct.
on
Debenture
will receive
1962
1,
(Philip) Morris Inc.—Nine Months' Report
Federal,
■
.
40,000
39,400
1:
Inc
Cleveland
First
L.
H.
Co.,
<fe
First
The
Company
&
Hartzmark
the
1,
outstanding.,
issued.
Dec.
on
Period Ended Sept. 30—
below have severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the respective number
of shares of common stock with warrants attached set forth below,:
agreed,
Westheimer
Dec.
due
115,838 shs.
375,000 shs.
—-
underwriters named
UNDERWRITERS—The
originally
Outstanding
Authorized
Common
debentures
these
000,000
debentures
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
■CAPITALIZATION
of
.
a
company
rate
not
has
to
exceed
help defray cbsts of
a
8%.
Funds
will
be
used
to
$72,000,000 petrochemical com¬
plex in Argentina.
Petroquimica is owned by U. S. Rubber Co., Cities
Service
Co., Continental Oil Co.,
Corp. and Witco Chemical Corp.
Fish International
Volume
196
6213
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2081)
Pfizer
(Chas.)
On Nov.
business
turer
Knickerbocker
of
distributor
and
blood
Co., Inc.—Acquisition
&
the company
13.
of
Biologicals,
line
extensive
an
stock.
of
diagnostic
and
serums
reagents.
(
Earnings
C-G-F
Completed
acquisition of the assets and
Inc. of New York, manufac¬
completed
Topeka
include the first full year of operations of the
Grain Elevator, acquired on Aug. 1, 1961, and the
the business and assets of Pacific Metals Co., effective
on June
1, 1962.
Also, it is estimated that the cash flow generated
for the 1961-62 fiscal year was in excess of
$4 a share.—V. 195,
2823.
p.
The
transaction, involving a total of 86,156 shares of Pfizer
stock, was jointly announced by Dr. Amos Cahan, chief
officer of Knickerbocker, and J. Philip Smith, group vicepresident of Pfizer.
Knickerbocker's annual sales for its last fiscal year ending May
For
its net
$1,554,539 and
were
income
the
Lexington,
assets
and
subsidiary
$181,912;
was
This
of
of
undisclosed
present
management of Knickerbocker will continue to be active in the man¬
Paramount.
With
the acquisition, Knickerbocker will be operated as
Laboratories, a marketing division of Pfizer.
The
Pfizer
agement
the
of
and
in
ters
and
New York
plasma
hospitals
is
for
City
test¬
and
Most
laboratories
and
laboratory
blood donor cen¬
Philadelphia, where whole human blood
stored, and subsequently distributed to
and
collected,
transfusions.—V.
196,
1877.
p.
Philadelphia National Bank- -Affiliate Buys Israeli
Securities—
On
Nov.
National
Frederic
9,
Bank,
International
which
has
Discount
the
The
Bank
States
subject
other
its
Corp.,
is
$2,000,000
a
Investment
is
and
of The Philadelphia
Edge-Act affiliate,
Philadel¬
affiliate
of
Federal
Re¬
the
United
participtaing
the
financ¬
in
Corp.,
Finance
of
is
in
by
the
Israel
York
the
form
of
purchase
purchase
a
of
$1,000,000
of
Debentures—together
Dollar
$1,000,000
of
of
DBIC's
ordinary
the
of
financing is being provided
the two Philadelphia banks.
affiliates of
Bank,
principal
Discount
of
owner
Discount
for
the
accommodations
United
States.
offered
IDB's
by
large
commercial
international
banks
Costly
financing—occupies
Israel
At
from
work
of
Fifth
DBIC
wide
is
of
in
interest
range
from
of
the
Mich.
has
been
Mr.
195, p.
260.
stemming chiefly from .government anti-trust
unlikely that Republic Corp., diversified Los
it
will
company,
America
Corp.,
New
with
proceed
York
its
industrial
year-old
holding
com¬
was announced
Gordon
jointly by Victor M. Carter, Republic Chair¬
Greenfield, President of America Corp.
K.
Greenfield
that
said
because
the
of
continued
in
in
principal
branch
as
stock
making
Israeli
25
ranging
tires
those
from
to
of
the
uncertainty
purchase of his
pending
directors
"Continuing
lead
ago
costs
since
from
program
said.
indicated
He
specific
still in
the
informal
an
past
few
acquisition
it
be
may
and
wiser
to
other
along
dropped.
to
acquire
14
Republic's
lines,"
Mr.
considering
that
Philadelphia
nine
months
Drug &
Corp. share¬
Republic now
Chemical
Co.
Sales
—
Higher, Net
Down—
President
Howard
months
962
shares
company's total sales for the
with
compared
first nine
$189,262,410
months
for
the
of
1962
were
period
same
in
30,
Jan.,
1962.
of
face
Newman
to
net
Mr.
to
increased
with
reflect
2%
a
the
On
%:■
months
with
last
there
had
oxide
and
been
"costly start-up problems" in Houston's ethylene
glycol plant at Beaumont, Texas.—V. 196, p. 684.
delphia
9,
Pa.,
tenders
for
the
3%-6%
to
exhaust
plus
will
to
series
the
accrued
until
sale
bonds,
it
Co.,
135
(EST)
noon
Jan.
1,
1963
Jan.
1,
2039,
of
$350,021
interest.—V.
195,
1962
equivalent to $1.09 in 1962
adjustment for the 3%
stock
acquisition treated
an
*
provision
1961
"
y
:
.
include
gain
a
on
a
pool¬
15,
1962, receive
consolidated mortgage
to
prices
2382.
sufficient
amount
an
to
not
exceed
100%,
States
for
in¬
period
same
the
and
foreign
1961
taxes
was
period.
Pickwick International, Inc.—New British Sub.—
Leslie,
President,
International
(Great
has
the
announced
Britain)
Ltd.
formation
of
Pickwick
The
newly formed company will
distribute, manufacture and promote the same economy-priced, chil¬
dren's
and
specialty recordings in England that are sold by the
parent company in
Pickwick's
The
first
during
196,
the
4,524,089
on
1962
the
to
usual
contrasted
via
with
a
have
for
are
similar
Mr.
in
On
S.
U.
funds
9d
opposed
is $2.52 as
as
that
been
of
been
throughout
arranged
independent
6,000
retail
reached
outlets.
for
addition,
In
sale
the
the
British
wholesalers
record
"The
with
separate
Pickwick's
of
several
income
European
newly
company is to give us a position in England
the Common Market comparable to the status
States
and
Canada."
were
$4,080,413.
—V.
records
Nego¬
countries
Pickwick's
created
of
and
we
sales
1961
for
consolidated
854
to
shares
common
Co.—Net
Higher-
the company
of
$4,742,162,
Sept.
on
C.
30,
share
I.
Wall,
on
3,564,-
president,
reported.
the
For
similar
$1.06
cents
Sept.
30,
per
of
1961,
3,474,499
on
income
net
commoil
was
shares
$3,692,653,
outstanding
in the first nine months this year aggregated
compared with $27,268,949 in the like period a year
revenues
$31,962,612,
196,
p.
791.
77
cents
or
before
For
Company
Electric Power
sales
for
232,000
for
same
the
kilowatt-hours
the
quarter
last
Co.—Net Up
third
compared
quarter
with
year—an
of
10%—
1962
totaled
1,528,035,000
increase
of
increase
Total
318,100
i
3%.
with
the
for
with $5,299,100
The
third
63
cents
as
compared
year
costs
compared
income
Net
pared
-
of
operating
on
ago.—V
quarter's
the
for
63
196,
p.
third
$19,917,100
third
a
per
amounted to $20,year—an increase
of 2%.
amounted
ago—up
earnings
quarter
last
quarter
year
to
$5,812,018
com¬
10%.
Product
volume
tions
snare
of
common
stock
were
cents
,
on
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1962,
the 7,777,185 shares outstanding a
322.
preliminary figures, Nicholas M. Salgo\ Chairman, esti¬
earnings for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962, at approxi¬
Based
mates
Sugar Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
the
on
the outstanding
789,000 shares of capital
14
share
per
same
period
8%
up
for
the
this
For.
com¬
increased
first
nine
year.'i'—V
196
'■■■"
directors
voted
to
'
Proposed Name
change the
of
name
the
corpora¬
the firm's stockholders
far
1899,
as
until
1947.
At
the Robertshaw Thermostat
Company of Youngwood, Pa.,
the Fulton Sylphon
Company of Knoxville, Tenn., and the BridgePort Thermostat Company of
Bridgeport, Conn., merged to form
Robertshaw-Fulton.—V. 196, p. 1662,
•
:
Rochester Telephone
Corp.—Net, Revenues Higher
The 1962 third
quarter report to shareowners of the corporation
reports net income of $3,205,285 before
preferred stock dividends
for the nine months ended
Sept, 30, 1962—equivalent to $1.60 a
share on the 1,640,623 shares of common
stock outstanding.
This
compares with earnings of $1.26
a
share for the same period of
1961.
Total
nine
operating
months
of
Rohr
Rohr
increased
revenues
1961
to
from
$23,925,514.—V.
$21,576,742
196,
in
the
first
684.
p.
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
released
its
annual
report for the fiscal year ending July
31, 1962, showing sales of $151,010,265
and.,net earnings of $4,975,500, or $2.50 a share on 1,988,024 shares
outstanding.
A
earlier
year
sales
of
Fred
net
earnings
were
$5,350,678,
$2.69
or
share
a
on
$168,170,217.
H.
Rohr,
president and general manager,
explained
that
the
company
was
making successful efforts to counter declining air¬
volume, resulting from the general transition within the in¬
dustry, by increasing the company's
technological capabilities in
the
missile
new
and
equipment,
clude
such
solid
nounced
the
for
the
sale
this
and
10%
increase
In
on
beginning Jan.
1,
and
first
net
a
year
income
and
nine
a
months
net after¬
Thomsen
this
year,
loss
tax
were
for
$939,486
the
third
lower
doilar
unprofitable
opera¬
the
and
of
losses, plus lower prices in
connection, the company has an¬
water heater prices effective on deliver¬
1963.—V. 196, p. 474.
year's
The
(after
adj.
1962
_
for
income)
foreign
operations)
Ries
6,939,000
7,084,000
5,950,000
1.19
1878.
p.
Biologicals, Inc.
—i Rights
Offering to Stock¬
1, 1962 offering circular, the com¬
pany offered stockholders the right to subscribe for
an additional 5,000 capital shares at
$10 per share on
of
one
July 31.
shares
were
was
share
for
each
nine
Rights expired Aug. 29.
offered
to
the
public.
held
shares
No
Unsubscribed
underwriting
Net proceeds will
be used for working capital, in¬
ventory, sales promotion, acquisition of part owner¬
a
pharmacy,
BUSINESS—The
a new
company
195,
2823.
p.
of
Pasadena, Calif., has announced the acquisition
Inc., of Gardena, Calif., manufacturer of the
of
purchase
and
cement
continue
plaster
operations
of
consummated
was
handling
the
under
equipment.
product and clinical testing.
1512
S.
La
Cienega
Blvd.,
The
Thomsen
the
of
name
Royal Industries.
for
undisclosed
an
of
amount
acquisition
of Thomsen Supply provides greater commercial
operations, Mr. Johnson stated.
The company
proprietary line of patented automatic mixing and
pumping machines employed in the construction industry.
It main¬
balance
to
Royal's
manufactures
a
active
an
research
presently limited
196,
and
and
the
to
development
West,
international
but
Distribution
program.
plans
markets,
call
for
according
to
expanding
into
Johnson.—
Mr,
792.
p.
Ruberoid Co.—Sales
Net
sales
taled
of
ended
Sept.
number
This
to
1961.
For
1961.
net
cents
income
the
$3,251,890,
the
the
on
with
the
$1.39
nine-month
1962
share
per
$1.70
or
profit
share
per
margins
the
on
remain
industry,
"Confronted
E.
to
number
of
and
we
These
Jan.
increases,
margins
to
Sales
and
advanced
crucial
2,
services
ranging
on
from
over
our
Los
is licensed by the California State Board of Pharmacy as
wholesaler, distributor and manufacturer of pharmaceutical prod¬
economy
asphalt
to
6%,
in¬
building-
should
196,
levels."—V.
help
581.
p.
Sales, Earnings—
and
sportswear
manufacturer
to
report revealed.
which
reflected
fiscal
Earnings
share,
per
of
each
against $1.08
fiscal
the
3
per
share
vious
for
were
Rutland
after
increase
over
the
taxes
the
amounted
$1)054,572
to
$1,343,487,
in the
earned
upon
to
shares
$1.37
outstanding
for
the
at
the
fiscal
1962
end
year
before, Mr. Rousso stated.
Adjusted for
in September, 1962, the respective earnings
year
split
91
based
amounted
year,
stock
2
year.—V.
Net income
27%
a
year.
as
cents
for
fiscal
1962
and
cents
72
for
the
pre¬
196, p. 2023.
Railway
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Corp.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
1962—9 Mos.—1961
oper.
revenue__
$27,103
$786,286
$82,759
$2,739,923
oper.
expenses..
199,403
801,424
i 643,960
2,599,771
op.
*$172,300
*$561,201
income
*121,427
*$15,138
*72,316
$140,152
*81,245
Net rev.
Net
the
new
record levels for
the fiscal year ended July 28,
Rousso, president, reported to stockholders I in the an¬
report.
Sales of $20,883,277 represented an increase of 14%
the $18,395,396 shown
during the year ended July 29, 1961
nual
Ry.
Ry.
shares.
for
it imperative to
our
3%.
reasonable
more
which
have felt
1963,
this apparel
of
of
problem
Ruberoid
Eli L.
1962,
the
earnings
amounted
decreased
"To this end,
effective
profit
months
amounted
president,
selling prices and higher
adjustment must be made if the in¬
with
demands," he said.
products.
nine
number
average
a
of
shares.
totaled
average
O'Leary,
J.
operating costs, compensating
is to provide the products
prices,
of
sales
period
the
on
period).
quarter
number
average
average
the
third
to¬
months
quarter
the
on
during
1961
1962,
three
third
Sept. 30,
1962, net
$91,110,805 for the first
dustry
crease
share
per
outstanding
for
30,
the
1962
corresponding period of 1961, net income
materials
declared.
Sept,
for
the
ended
for
to
for
cents
stock
share
per
ended
$35,080,490
income
months
equal
For
building
quarter
income
Net
capital
compared
Net
$2,643,865,
shares.
of
with
or 75
nine
the
the
with
$1,318,554, equal to 70
shares
of
Higher, Net Down—
for
compared
30,
compares
$1,434,121,
to
Ruberoid
$35,689,532,
of
involved.
ship in
will
previous
holders—Via Aug.
basis
line
Russ Togs, Inc.—Record
5,885,000
1.18
outstanding
Earnings per share
196,
advanced I
according to J. R. Johnson, President of Royal Industries. Sales
company are running at a current annual rate of
approxi¬
mately $2 million.
1961
$45,046,000 $42,830,000
15,288,000
15,685,000
8,213,000
8,475,000
7,075,000
7,210,000
Shares
—V.
rocket
Sub.)—Quarterly Report
(incl. foreign income)
foreign
of
the
restore
Richardson-Merrell Inc. (&
(including
installation
as
cash
of
this
Period Ended September 30—
Net sales
Earnings
Supply,
Equipment Division
amounted
after-tax
$279,897
discontinuance
.__
wound
and
enlarged
its product line to in¬
large precision antenna struc¬
engine cases and nozzles for large
programs
boosters, Mr. Rohr said.—V.
Tommy Gun
for
provision for federal income tax
nine months and $1,555,297 for the
last)
to
efforts
has
company
age
Royal Industries,
of
same
provision
share.
common
a
federal
increased
have
the
contributed
a
made
space
Narrowing
sales
research
the
filament
fuel
fields.
space
intensive
$91,561,857
for
first
ry.
fr.
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit—V.
196,
p.
*496,467
1349.
Angeles,
ucts.
able
Inc.,
its
The
current
line coo usts of forty-three prescription
inject¬
these items, as manufactured by Ries Biologicals,
distributed throughout all areas of the United States and
drugs
are
and
dominions.
of
the
Approximately
State
of
50%
of
current
sales
are
to
areas
California.
Authorized
Capital
—V.
stock
196,
p.
(par
1239.
\
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
$10)_
Russell
Stover Candies, Inc.—Additional
9,570 shs.
Financing
Details—Our Nov. 12, 1962 issue reported the sale on
Nov. 9 of 120,000 common shares of Russell Stover
Candies
at
subscribed.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
on
mately $1.75 per share
cents
the
that time,
2,010,109 shares
on
loss before
competitive lines.
outside
Punta Alegre
60
for
were
the
share.
a
months
for
reflects
that
highly
a
shares
8,576,823
with
the
after
for
4%.
operating revenue for this quarter was $28,387,800 com¬
with $27,495,100 for the corresponding period in 1961—an
the
$0.35
or
earnings
meeting in April, 1963.
Although its component companies date back as
Robertshaw-Fulton did not exist under that name
V.
volume
loss
a
share
For
$30,916,334
provision
nine
record
1,583,-
kilowatt-hours
Total
pared
with
common
85 cents
of
1961, net
$1,663,818
the
Potomac
from
$1.06
revenues
while net
to Robertshaw Controls
Company.
The board action is
subject to approval by
at the next annual
third quaiter.
or
on
1961.
Operating
ago.—V.
period
share
sales
$795,314
were
a
$84,380,097.
or'
sales
first
the
Earnings
for the first nine months
equal to $1.33 per
outstanding
lower
reported sales of $95,065,903, and
had
Earnings before taxes
income
net
amounted
1962
of
on
compared
as
earnings
company
Income Taxes
of
1962
sales
on
Rheem
quarter.
enjoy in the
fiscal 1962
to exceed that figure.
year's gross is expected
Pioneer Natural Gas
profit
a
tax, or 40 cents
$1,692,830,
$1,551,498,
subsequently in
now
during
Nov.
national
For the third quarter of 1962, the company
reported net earn¬
ings of $238,840 after provision for federal income tax, or 12 cents
a
common share,
on sales of $29,068,036.
For the third quarter of
British
196, p. 1662.;-:
This
loss
of
Net
year.
outstanding,
last year the
ies
the
of
purpose
months
last
with
arrangements.
stated,
nine
federal
was
,
already
group
being conducted
now
Leslie
United
18s
for
to
total
1961,
tion
of
In
up.
reported
company
Earnings
England
of national chain stores and mail order houses.
group
tiations
sold
and
35s
than
more
agreements
with
be
$4.90.
has
select
a
to
access
of
price
Distribution
Isles
will
period in
77%,
up
1961
this year
of
similar
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.
Change—
tains
684.
p.
Manufacturing Co.—Net Higher—
period
the United States.
albums
months
the
of
The
shares,' the average
period, compared with 4,488,outstanding in the first nine months of
based
are
number
average
United
$6,299,000
adjusted.—V.
as
Rheem
tax
Cy
with
company
cr
sales of
on
1
for
share
per
outstanding
the
341,
against
as
Earnings
Phila¬
St.,
Dec.
of
at
p.
Broad
S.
on
on
due
A,
sum
Trjist
for
Consolidated
$411,000
I
is
Fidelity-Philadelphia
income
basis,
were
1878.
of
The
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds
The
foreign
same
1962
stock.
first nine
months
are
after
basis.
i
number
profitable,
were
1961
1962, and
9,
year.
$5,569,000
subsidiary,
earnings
in
Mar.
vestments and properties equal to that realized in the
Chemical
principal
the
of
Royal Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Earnings for the first nine months
primarily to operations in the company's
Chatham-Reading Chemical Corp. subsidiary.
Mr. Newman noted
that although tetraethyl and tetramethyl lead operations in Houston
Chatham's
1961,
on
net
charges
foreign
include
stock
common
significantly
year.
basis,
$1.58
issued
ing-of-interests
sales
Corp.,
last
of
share
per
a
dividend
$5,853,148
outstanding on
dividend paid in
in profits in the
stock
decline
nine
compared
net
compared
common
shares
attributed
Newman
ago.
profit for the
per share on 2,940,-
$1.81
or
first
the
gain" from
year
a
for
sales
26%
a
that
This
2,938,771
on
adjusted
1961,
reported
$5,309,164,
earnings for the first nine months of 1962, after provision
taxes, amounted to $4,916,698, compared with $7,078,894 for the
for
that
the
pared
tures,
Net
-
reported
has
outstanding.
share
per
Sept.
A.
amounted
common
$1.99
or
Corp.
In
quarter
finance
outstanding based on net revenue from
interest, and finance charges of $6,757,000.
Commenting on the third quarter report, F. Ritter
Shumway,
president, stated: "Although total revenues for the third
operating
quarter of 1962 increased only
slightly from the comparable period
in 1961, it is
gratifying to note that net earnings for the quarter
improved 16% from $0.30 to $0.35 per share of common
Through
The
$207,127,904
ended Sept. 30 totaled $129,731,139,
reported for the comparable period
$102,807,336
nine
Reading
I*
consolidated"
1961
craft,
Rexall
DBIC
shipping.
At
taxes.
to $222,000
third
in
sales,
were
1961.
'
share of
before
the
finance
period
sales, interest and
figures
for
1962
months
came
for
from
$1,254,000 based ori
charges of $20 504 000
to
came
and
months
$704,000
Nine
$297,000
per
two
both
plans to withdraw the application to issue additional shares in
exchange for America stock presently before the California Corpora¬
tions Commissioner, Mr. Carter said.—V. 196, p. 1494.
a
of
earnings
earnings
interest
nine
Carter
negotiation stage.
The acquisition of America was approved by Republic
holders at their annual meeting in April of this year.
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.- -Sales Up 26%; Net
Down—
income
net
months
direct
company has
been
than America,
adding
other
be
delay in our plans
first announced some
his
that
poll of his
indicated a
days
should
long
was
elsewhere
acquisitions
the
that
the
American
proposal
believe that
expansion
said
within
the
the
to
us
taken
that
consensus
America
Carter
Chairman
company's
general
Y.,
not
were
pro¬
companies.
firms'—engaged
in
a
cable to insurance-—
wire
clearance
step toward the proposed merger. The plan, details of
revealed, will be submitted for approval to America
within
the
next
30
days, he added.
The
company
President
said
that
disposal of
the
Republic
stock
would. free
America to strengthen its industrial holdings in other areas.
at
in
also
it
State
initial
an
which
_
investments
Frequently,
of
and
to
came
net
sales,
comparable period
shareholders
financial
located
is
>•
expenses.
about
of
in
Federal
months,
from
$18,959,000.,
p.
Drops Plan to Acquire America
—
industrial
,
acquire
it
throughout
well-developed net¬
A
newest
management
activities
manufacture
Aviv.
Our
business
the
stock
owns
broad
Corp.
make
now
to
and
!
offices
City."
engaged
Israeli
branch
maintained
is
York
New
actively
assistance
Tel
in
world.
the
Avenue,
range
vides
office
institutions
throughout
90
operate
we
main
affiliated
centers
511
present,
our
Arbor,
Ann
'V
work
legal delays,
man,
a
position in the country's
fiscal undertakings.
commenting on
its
origins
and
scope
of
operations,
Mr.
stated,
"The Israel Discount Bapk, Ltd.
was
founded
1935.
of
applications, owned by Autometric.—V.
Angeles-based
plans
[Recanati
in
Corp.
an
and
Auto-
1
Corp.—
in
predominate
In
for
Raytheon
1957, Autometric Corp. had 1961 sales of about $5
firm's
Republic
Republic
Bank
Corporation
(approximately
70%),
is
the
largest,
privately-owned banking institution in Israel.
It provides a full
complement of domestic banking services—comparable to £:ie fuhservice
of
company by Republic, America directors approved a plan to dispose
of the 265,420 common shares of Republic
purchased in mid-1961
portion
investment
The
Investment
transaction
of
Banking & Trust Co.—the
City and Canada Israel De¬
Participating
10-year
substantial
officials
■.
the
for space-age
pany,
shares.
A
The
the
Raytheon does not include
New
Corp.,
simultaneous
the
I.
Corp.
by
with
nine
comparable
of
performed under government
contracts dealing with reconnaissance and
mapping, data handling,
photogrammetry, geodesy, astronomy, geology and geophysics, elec¬
tronics, mathematics, and advance sub-system studies.
Autometric has offices and plants in three Manhattan locations
and one situated in
Alexandria, Va. Raytheon is also acquiring the
majority stock of Tinsley Laboratories Inc. of Berkeley, Calif., de¬
signer and manufacturer of precision optical mechanical
systems
Philadelphia
Corp.
issue
transaction
in Conductron
the
earnings
all of
City, a
77%—
N.
manufacturer of professional
dental, medical and hospital use reports that net
increased 77%
from $0.60
per share for
the
first nine
1961
to $1.06 per share for the same
period this year.
the
New
York
Rochester,
of
substantailly
Corp.,
Pennsylvania
First
The, financing
with
in
T
Investors
velopment
an
the
"
acquired
Autometric
Pictures
announced
was
The
of
action,
Israel.
by
agencies
Israel.
and
Israeli
Aviv,
approval
final
governmental
Among other finaicial institutions
ing are First Pennsylvania
Overseas
—an
the leader of a syndi¬
private placement with
Tel
of
Corp.
to
'
President,
that
Investment
completed
placement
Board
Potts,
announced
phia
cate
serve
A.
sum
interest
million.
transfusions
in
cross-matching of blood used in
are
sold
primarily to hospitals, clinics,
private
blood banks.
In addition, Knickerbocker
qperates
of
Inc.—Net Up
for
income
For
has
company
business
Paramount
Incorported in
Mr. Smith said.
diagnostic reagents are used
the
in
metric's
business,
Knickerbocker's
ing
part
Mass.
Co.
prominent
earnings
net
Raytheon Co.—Acquisition—
executive
1962
This
equipment
months
common
26,
Ritter
purchase of
9
$20 per share. The offering was over¬
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the
contained
in
the
underwriting
terms
and subject to the conditions
agreement,
each
underwriter named
Continued
on
page
53
10
(2082)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'■
Per
DIVIDENDS
first
the
In
tables.
we
a
^
irrj
When
Per
Name oj
Share
Company
Common
4Va'/c
omitted
payment
&
Paper,
preferred
Markets,
Acme
Holders
Inc.
time
this
at
Allied
Jo^0c
preferred
(quar.i
Maintenance
Supermarkets
American
American
Felt
(From
12-15
-
2%
12-27
15c
12-14
12-14
11+30
11-30
12-. 3
11-30
%
$1.50
income)
Hardware
50c
1-
2
12-20
12-10
12-
1- 1
-
12-
7
20c
12-20
11-28
(quar.)__
25c
11-23
cf Del., common__
5%
2nd, 3rd & 4th nfd. (quar.)
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
25c
$1.25
12- 5
12-31
12-31
American Rubber
-—-
Corp.
(quar.)
Sterilzer
:
(increased
Co.
'
Lead
Zinc
Amoskeag
S4.50
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Radio
Andrea
Applied Research
Approved
Finance
Valley
&
&
Refining
Associated
.cpnv.
issued
from
amount
Associates
Atlanta
Electric
Auto
Automatic
4,
1942
G
Foods,
7%
Co.
Inc.
4%
4V+. %
Basic
Beaux-Arts
Bergstrom
I
&
Eoi.se
Cascade
(stock
Corp.
American
British
/Petroleum
South
American
Oil
12-
5c
Hill
Falls
Buckeye
Pipe
Burmah
Oil
(accumulative)
P.)
2
1210-
Flooring
Canadian
Co.
Utilities
Ltd.
(extra)
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Cap &• Gown Co., class
Capital City
New
12-15
11-30
10-31
12-15
121-
Two-for-one
Central
Steel
E.)
&
Title
Cincinnati
&
Gas
&
Coach Lines
Finance
Corp.
Co.
Inc.,
11-27
11-20
11-5
12-31
12-
5
,12-14
11-16
V
$1
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
.
20c
-
12-
15c
(quar.)
11-15
11+
7
1
11-19
12-10
11-30
12-
17V2c
11-20
1
5c
Fuel
Iron
&
omitted
this
System
11-20
62V2c
12-31
12-
7
68%c
(quar.i
12-31
12-
7
35c
(Ft.
12-
7
11-23
3%
Commercial Standard Insurance
12-17
(Philadelphia),
common
Worth)
-
Insurance
1-15
12-
75c
12-
1
12-31
12-14
____
Greenwich
12-14
12-
i-
1
12-15
12-15
3-15
6-14
1
11-16
12-13
1-
.
12-
1
Andy
Hanna
(M.
1-
25c
Hartford
Hawley
30c
1
12-20
12-
12-18
.1212-
$1.08
5
11-23
1
.11+15
1
11-15
12-20
13c
'20c
12-10
1-
2
12-15
30c
1-
2
12-
,30c
1-
•
'
i_L_
...;
-
.
7VaC
3
2
12-
3
12-29
•
12-
4
12- 1
11-16
1-14
12-31
,
n
20%
.
12-17
11-30
10c
12-31
12-
5
-/
5e
(quar.i
Equipment, com.
11-30
.
11-
9
Co.
Inc.
.
(quar,)
1
12-
7
Co.
preferred
&
+
-
•'
1
12-
7
Insurance
Edison
(increased
Heinz
(H. J.)
Co,
3.65%
<quar.)__
Paper Products—
preferred
(accumulative)
Gabon
Chocolate
Corp.
Hyster
Stores
Corp.,
Company
4:/4%
pfd,
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-23
income
of
and
5
8c
12-31
11-30
4c
12-31
11-30
25c
12-11
11-27
35c
12-10
11-23
50c
12-21
12-
45c
12-
7
11-26
10c
income)
12-
3
11-15
12-
3
11-15
7
70c
12-15
5c
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-
5
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
37 Vac
12-14
(Albany,
11-30
50c
12-. 1
11-
12-
Y.)
N.
r
(Pgh.)
Inc.
11-16
12-10
11-19
50c
1-5
12-21
95c
1-
12-
$2
(quar.)___
pfd.
9
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i
1
7
7
7
4.35%
preferred
(guar.)
$1.08%
1-
1
12-
7
4.45%
preferred
1-
,r(quar.
)
Gas Utilities, ccmmon
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis Gas, 5y2%
pfd.
$5.10 preferred (quar.)___•_
5%
preferred
Minnesota
Mirro
1
12-
7
12-15
12-
1
1
12-
1
12-31
12-
3
$1.37 V2
,_-j_
•
12-' 1
11-20
15c
(quar.)
$1.25
:
(quar.)_:
Aluminum
Co.
Equities-
Mission
Insurance
12-
1
$1.25
.12-
1
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(stock
30c
dividend).:
Co.
(Calif.)
Missouri
Pubbc Service,
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
,
100:%
5%%
Mutual
12-28
11-23
Mutual
Munsingwear,
Co.
Inc,
Trust
from
cents
from
Narrow
7»/ac
12-14
11-30
National
12-15
11-23
11-23
Vr%
6
12-12
11-23
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
(N.
11-16
12-28
12-14
12-28
12-14
12-
J.)
and
the
Currency
dividend)
may
(quar.)__-
1
11-21
$1
11-30
11-13
35c
12-12
11-23
(incr.-quar.)
27 Vae
12-14
11-19
:
26 V4C
12-14
11-19
5c
11-28
11-
13c
11-29
11-23
10c
1-10
12-14
__iL
(quar.)_:
common
Fund
Boston
of
:
(quarterly
payment
of
investment income and
net
'
:
;
7
2.6
10.4
12-20
12-20
12-12
18c
15c
Co.
(quar.)
Securities
2
12-
12-6
$1.38
stockholders
(quar.)______
preferred
cents
of
of
stock
Products
Finance
2
11-23
12-27
12-27
40c
approval
Comptroller
1-
11-23
$1.07 y2
_____
(quar.)
:
to
a
11-20
5%
div.)
(quar.>____
Extra
(Subject
pay
12-15
11-20
/
5%
-(stock
common
12-12
50c
preferred
preferred
the
1-
$1.27V2
(quar.i
Mining & Mfg.
Mission
5.52%
$1.11'/4
t60c
;
Michigan
.
2-28
12-15
2-15
2-
4
securities
Fabric
Bank
Stock
Co.
of
of
(subject
stockholders
12-15
11-27
11-30
National
Castings
12-31
12-10
National
Food
12-31
-
12-10
to
be
held
on
$1.25
-
Presto
Rubber
Securities
5-24
11-16
10c
' '
1.
12-
1.
11-15
25c.
33c
Industries
; 2%
12-12
1-
2
11-27
12-
3
12-14
meeting
(from
Growth
Stocks
Standard.
Brothers,
Co.
Common
preferred
(quar.)
3^60%
preferred
-
(quar.)
97y2c
12-31
12-
$1.02V2
12-31
12-
$1.21 y4
12-31
12-
$1.31 v*.
12-31
12-
3
4
preferred
4.10%
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
12-
7
5.25%
preferred
(quar.).
2-
1
1+15
11-26
!12-14
11-26
3!V4C
12-31
12-21
12-1
11-15
1-28
1-18
$1.06y425c
Weaving,
,
common
&
class
American
Refractories
American
Van
state
B
the
Commex-ce
Penn
Gas
2
12-
1-2
12-
4
20c
Lines
(reduced)
(quar.)
1-2
12-
4
12-28
12-
3
15c
1-15
12-28
1-
4
12-21
1-
1
12-11
12yaC
dividend
after
1-
f 12c
North
Stock
3
15c
Mining, Ltd
North
North
(quar.)
3
15c
com.
(quar.)
(Payable
12-
(quar.)
3.90%
12-14
11-23
12-20
12-
4.85%
on
12-10
50c
12-
3
Extra
11-30
12-31
4
B
12-10
12-31
12-
Class
11-30
1-2
12-15
85c
12-
3
11-30
90c
12-14
12-
12-15
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Wire
12-14
12-14
5c
(increased-quar.)
3*40%
2
7c
income)
(reduced-quar.)
12-17
12-20
11-23
1-
investment
(quar.)
Inc.
12-14
t$1.50
12-10
12-28
35c
(from
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—<
Niagara
11-23
'
-
investmt.
12-14
1
11-19
12-10
30c
-
12-28
1-
1-25
12-10
3c
Income
12-28
9iy4c
5-%
15c
_L
(quar.).
Series—
income)'
Neisner
2-21
25c
17 V«c
-
(quar.)__
Machinery
National
National
12-28
annual
17)___
10c
National
National
12-
—
approval
Snecial
11-30
11-30
t4c*
Y.)
the
(quar.)__
Products
(quar.)
1-2
6-10
the
at
Jan.
(N.
to
Co.
1-.2
•
profits)
(quar.)
Westchester
dividend
12-15
20c
5%- preferred
12-12
12-
11-30
ITMtc
_x__
Hotel Corp of America,
2
12-
3-15
35c.
(quar,)__^
1-
12-17
1
Normetal
(quar.)
11-19
97 Vac
12-15
Products—
preferred
Hershey
1
11-28
55c
1
annual)____
1
iqc
preferred
11-30
5c
i
35c
20c
(quar.)
11-30,
12-14
75c
ioe
(quar.)
12-14
1-' 1
National
+
L
11-30
96 V4C
11-30
5C
dividend
12-14
60c
,
3.80%
12-15
'
quar.)
11-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mountain Fuel Supply
2IV2C
(quar.)
1
12-15
50c
■
(Dallas)
35c,-
;
12-
preferred
preferred
1-
__L
(quar.)
8
12-15
5c
(quar.i
:
Hotel
1-1
L______L___„-_1_1
Company
9
11-
25c
:
(quarterly
Bank
12-
.
1-
12-28
15c
Farmers
&
12-21
7
11-26
1-21
5%
(quar.)
Moore
12V2C
^
1.
11-26
12-10
(quar.)
Motor
17Vfec*
.
12-10
30c
(quar.)-;
Robbins
11-26
56y4c
RR.—
11-26
25c
20c
2c
;
5
(quar,)__
26©
(quar.)
11-16
12-
(resumed)
Company
1.0c
(quar.)
4
1
common
11-30
37y2c
common
11-20
12-
5c
12V*c
.■■<)
11-15
1
;
Navigation
Markets,
34%c
"
(quar.i___„____^___
11-19
1
12-
(quar.)__
12-14
•.
(quar.)
1
12-
(quar.)_
Inc.
investment
12-14
4%
*
12-
10c
dividend»_
Shares
25c
40c
dividend)__
Iowa—
UOc
U7 Vac
(quar.)
3Qe
-
(quar.
Co.
7
10-19
39c
Oil,
30c
,
(quar.)
Ltd._
Corp.
12-
11-10
;
35c
.
$1.18:%
(stock
,
1-
1-
t
2IV2C
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
2 Vac
Quarterly
60c
,.
•
(quar.)__^__________
Co.
(increased)
(quar.)
Fire
Hazeltine
Hastings
Howard
*
•
&
from
cents
4.30%
-
Cement
Products
1-
11-21
3.90%
11-30
12-20
$1.12 Vi.
.
____c_L__•
Ohio
A.)
7
25c
I
Exploration
Industries
3.85%
3
12-17.
12-15
$1.25
J.)
(quar.)
Metropolitan
8-23
i2y2c
L
Extra
$1
•
_
(N.
National
Handy
7
12-
Fund
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
5-24
9-16
25c
Gorp.___i._^._i._,
Finance, common
Products
Mines,
12-
2
iquar.)
Mejlon National Bk. & Trust
2-25
$1.25
-
___________
&
Quarterly
11-26
25c
.
^
Hallnor
2
1-
12-13
10c
A
(stock
Stock
H.i
Mechanics
11-19
12-14
.,25c
,
,
&
1-
$20c
Extra
11-30
.11-30
25c
(quar. 1
Manufacturing
preferred
7
Funds:
Maytag
11-30
25c
Transportation—
Corp,
12-
$1.25
Montclair National Bank & Trust
-preferred
Mobile
2
(quar.)_
Fund,
McKesson
12-14
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
1-
20c
(R.
&%
3
1_
^
Gulf
1
38 Vac
___
12-15
20c
Ring-Free
Melrose
Manufacturing (quar.i
Gas
Co,; common (quar.)
Greyhound
12-
1
Extra
7
(quar.
-1—
Shoe
1
12-19
11-30
1-
(increased-quar.)
& Equipment
Forms
Land
Corp.
Mayfair
7
12-
40c
Mining.
11
Jewelry Corp, class A (quar.)______
Granite City Steel
(quar.)____
Green
Business
Matson
11-30
12-
12-20
J
(quar.i
Utilities
11-16
12-
14c
(
Trust
1
1-15
12-20
Golconda
7%
(quar.)
American Services—
dividend
r
5
11-30
35c
(quar.).
Shoe
Hercules
(quar.)
Realty
5
12-
12-14
.20c
(quar.)______
Rubber
1
$1.25
preferred
12-
12-27
60c
Investors, Inc.—
from
income__,
Public
12-
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Mastan Compai\y
(quar.)
(Kearny,
Louis
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Globe
6%
Co.
Extra
Commonwealth
com.
Telephone Co. of
Georgia
11-23
25c
Title
12-27
50c
(quar. 1
Co.
5V2%
12-19
$1.12 Va
Quarterly
1-11
Hendershot
Quarterly
Land
1-31
3.ryhe
L
:
Flreproofing
General
1
26c
(quar.)
L
Insurance
3
'
quar.i
Year-end
dividend
Consolidated
11-20
1
time
preferred
(quar.)
:
5V2%
preferred (quar.)_______
Commonwealth
St.
Crude
General
•
iquar.)
,cents from capital gains),
Transport Shares (from invest,
11-21
15c
Bancshares
Stock
at
5%
Broadcasting
(quar.i
Co.
L
Inc,
11-20
1
12-
Corp.—
payment
1
12-
62VaC
___
12-
50c
(quar.)___
121-7'
.'■ ' "30c:
(quar.)
11-20
12-10
30c
(quar.)
Common
in
common
pref.
12-
Manning Maxwell &• Moore (quar.)
Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit—
40c
;
$4.75
12-15
(quar.)
1
& Trust Co.
Madison
*
L
preL
1-2
75c
(quar.)
Managed
1-11
1
i-ir-
■mc:'
;_i'_
Trust
preferred
$5
17VaC
*_!
(quar.)
preferred
32VaC
(quar.)_,—
L—
Chicago
&
___L
Precision
3
2- 5
115c
.
com.
common
class
Macy
11-26
3-
omitted
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
$1.50
$1.18%
common
preferred
Stock
12-12
•
Extra
Stock
3
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
Columbia
12-14
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4%
Colorado
11-13
1-14
ElectriG—
Corp.
Stores,
12-
11-21
__
RR
12-28
3
i
preferred
General
L
16c
Gas,
Mines
MacMillan
.
11-2
3
Gordon
(quar.)__
Equipment
National
12-15
$1.75
split
Coi
Trust
&
;
15c
Pacific
5-20
3
12-
-
Portland
quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
Ludlow
.
$1.60
11-30
-+
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Colonial
12-20
Assn.—
reverse
Island
"
12+14
6V4C
(quar.t
6-10
12-
17V2c
General
.11+15
2
12VaC
—^
,
(extra)
(year-end)
Racing
Rock
11+15
;
Co.
Wire
one-for-five
Chicago
1-
8c
______
split
&
Products
Town
Chicago
A
(initial)-.
stock
(L.
Certain-teed
Charles
11-20
of
Bank
Oil
3-15
12-31
2
of
Year-end
5
5c
Co.
Y.)
General
8--17
17V2c
1-
12-
(initial)
Contract
12-
11-20
50c
Co,
General
12-14
J20c
—
(quar.i
2-20
12-18
_-l_,
Bank
Foods,
12-31
1-
;
Louisiana
12-18
preferred
Trust
Bank
preferred
(reduced
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
Lodding Engineering Corp.
(quar.)_
•
(Increased-quar.)
1
12-18
1
"
IN.
Moore
..
1-10
Industries
Co.
General
(increased-quar.)
&
approval
12-14
12-10
5%
iquar.)_—LLL_L_
National
General
11-20
12-
11-30
1
■
"
General American
11-15
11-15
1:25c
(quar.i
1-
10c
Corp.
Quarterly
11-19
Products—
common
Carpenter
A
12-12
1
5c
class
Life
10c
Trust
Fundamental
6c
Ltd.,
$1.60
".
(quar.)L.
General
Canada
Leonia
Lewis
I
&
J.)
5y2%
Inc
to
iquar.)
Corp,
Manischewitz
Extra
5
45c
Sons,
Y.i—
-1
Frantz
3
11-21
15c
receipts
&
N.
Telephone, class A (quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)___
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co.
(quar.)
!
12-11
20c
(quar.)
12-14
2
11-23
25c
Florida
Ltd.—
deposit
(J.
12-31
+60c
(quar.)
Line
1-7
17VaC
(quar.)
Co.,
American
Burroughs
A
the
National
12-31
1-10
40c
Acceptance, class A (quar.)
Candy Shops (quar.)
Leece-Neville
11-27
5c
__i
4.32%
Ltd.—
class
3
12-14
—
(Syracuse,
—L^.:L
time
National
$5
11.-20
10-
.1-
12-
Whitney Corp.—
Mills
11-16
1-10
2c
__.
Secord
(H. D.)
12-14
—
Fleming.
12-11
11-10
Lee
12-15
;
Co.
Petroleum
4y2 r/e
11-30
1-
11-15
5% \
Brewing Corn,
(quar.) 1
J
—1_
Famous Players Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)__.—^
Federated
Department Stores
(quarJL.^l—L'
Fisher
1
12-31
t25c
1
12-17
4%
—
Bank
12-30
15c
•
$1.25
Supplies
Leader-Durst
11-23
dividend)—
Quarterly
11-30
$0,084
Laura
11-15
12-28
___
preferred
(quar.)_
Florida Power
(increased quar.)_____
Florida Power & Light com. (quar.)_
1:25c
iquar.)
Labrador
11-15
L_l_l—
Federation
12V2c
;
A
(quar.)
iquar.i
Light,
Gold
King's Office
11-15
11-30
s-a)—_—
5%
12tbc
Ltd
&
Oil
3.
25c
(stock
Insurance
Quarterlv
12-14
2-4
dividend)
Quarterly
1
12-28
16c
Ltd.,
Drug Co.
12-
Kerr-McGee
1-11
25c
__•
Extra
1
12-21
10c
___
shares
Mills,
Brunswig
12-15
12-
1
7 y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased
dividend
Fischback
1
40c
Ltd.'
Co.,
Co.
12-15
12^
Facilities,
(stock
on
11-23
30)
Natural
preferred
3
$1.06V'+
Co.
this
11-23
12-17
(quar.i
preferred
3
12-
50c
'
Corp.
First
11-20
12-15
12-15
5%
11-26
10c'
(quar.i
Slate
First
11-30
12-12
6%
Ltd
Co.
•
2
12-10
15c
(increased)
Africa
1-
7c
j.
British
Missile
Oil
11-23
12-28
—
12-
12y2c
Financial
Fieldcrest
2
15c
dividend):
(quar.)_
Industries,
Publications
British
Buck
1-15
1-
(subject
Supply
Power
4V'2%
18c
common
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Special
:
2
1-15
—___
(s-ai
(quar. I
Extra
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
end
Bruck
1-
$1.07
A
Mfg:
&
12-12
12-30
12-17
2%
York)
Service, Ltd.
&
12;
30c
—
Fidelity-Philadelphia
11-30
1-15
1-15
$1
;
Corp.
11-16
22c
'
Valley
Year
12-10
2-
75c
—
Extra
7
$1.75
(quar.)
Decker
Breskin
25c
2%
iquar.)____—
(increased-quar.)
N.
___
12-24
8c
V.
.
Inc.________—L,
Florida,
Stores,
First
5c
Plastics
Black
12-15
12-10
—i-—
preferred
preferred
12-12
7 Vac
(New
Jan.
preferred
Kansas
11-10
12-26
12-
,_v
'___
Corp.
Bros.
'/c
Felmont
11-20
(monthly)
Properties
Paper Co., class A (quar.)
B
,
11-30
12-30
$6(4c
11-25
—
(initial >_
of
Drugs
11-30
2
$1
Extra
11-30
y2 c
$10c
split)
6%
12-15
4y2c
iquar.)
1-
26 V4c
(quar.i
iquar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
11-26
7
Mfg.
Kerr-Addison
Extra
11-30
12-
Ltd.
(quar.i
Exploration Co.
&
3
___—
12-14
$1
common
:_
Public
3
1-10
Sons—.
Quarterly
time)
Extra
12-
23c
__
.
V
-
12-
Extra
Class
2-25
3y2c
Industries
Stock
V "
1
Corp,
at
12-17
iquar.)
class
3-15
Fund—
Coal,
&
stock
Payment
5c
(quar.i
preferred
Joslyn
1
2%
Co,
Corp. iquar.i
of New York, class
Co.
2-
11-26
5c
Falstaff
$2
(quar.)
Properties,
12-17
$26.60
(quar.i
preferred
Jamaica
13c
12-21
12-15
11-28
Chemical—
&
Engineering
stockholders
11-26
11-30
(quar.)
dividend
12-21
12-
(quar.)
Paper
Trust
1-19
12-17
12-15
+
40c
Funding
Stock
$5
cash or stk.)
(monthly)
35c
fl5c
<s-a)_
dividend,.:
preferred
1-19.
12-15
—
income--,—
dividend
Excelsior
1
—
common
11-23
i45c
j
Equity Capital Co.
Equity Corp.
America—
this
1
3%\:
____
Stock
&
R.)
common
Fairbanks
11-30
r
,
-
(quar.)___——_
of
Hydro-Electric,
preferred
12-17
12-10
12-21
6-21
11-3012-14
11-12
11-17.
—:—U—-——
Ltd.
12-
130c
Semi-annual
shares
RR.___
Service,
Canteen
.
$28.50
on
11-23
10c
—
—
Empire
Nov.
—
of the total accum.).
Services
Point
Payment deferred at
Bangor
through
T
$1
Empire
11-26
1943). These payments
to one-half
Babv
West
&
$1.50
(R.
Electronic
11-27
11-27
payment
12-
11-26
quar.i
B
B—
Irving
'
11-26
12-
'
Steel
4
11-26
12-13
———
(accum.
Nov.
on
22,
Apr.
conv.
issued
12-31
com.
.
Transport Inc., 6% conv. pfd.__
pfd. (accum. payment on shares
1943)
pid.
3,
6 %
Co.,
iquar.i
11-27
50c
Emery Air Freight Corp.
12-15
12-15
—
-
Oil
preferred
6%
12+15
12-1.4
40c
preferred
Class
f50c
.____
Dominion
Edison
,
11-2S
15c
Extra
Ashland
$4
Inc:—
investment;
Eckerd
(quar.)_
30c
—____:—$1.25
—
(stock div.)
Varnish Works (quar.i
Industries
Paint
Armstrong
9-29
class
Minerals
preferred
Stock
pay¬
;
Growth
Ecuadorian
12-13
—
(quar.i—__
,
(increased
iquar.)
Extra
15c
—
Chemicals
Arapahoe
Arkansas
profits
(quar.)—.—_
optional in
Collateral
Corp.
Diversified
Drilling
11-15
12- 1
---
(quar.)
4%
11-23
:j:80c
pfd.j
iquar.)
International
Investors
(quar.)—1
(Semi-annual
Dresser
12-21
1- 3
7- 3
12-14
1-4
11-26
11-30
12- 5
ls-ai
quarterly
Fund
Dorsey
$2.25
$2.25
$2.25
12T/2c
3c
25c
10°
2%
(year-end 1—
fs-a»
Corp.
5
11-30
12-17
Iron
Interstate
____!
Stock
12-10
12-10
12-28
3%
common
12-
,12- 5
"11-19
64c
Li
i__
L_____
Corp
New
12r10
12-24
12-20
12VaC
Smelting
&
dividend
Stock
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
12c
2%
quar.i—
dividend
Stock
American
6%
12VaC
31(40
(quar.)
American
$5
,
Seal-Kap Corp.
preferred
$1.25
Plastics
<fc
—
-2-
■=-
12-14.
32Vzc
,'eagrams
Extra
(2-for-l
11+23
Year-end
security
Productions
Corp.
Donnelley
7
12- 3
11-28
iquar.i
(quar.i
12-20
security
iquar.)
dividend
From
11-15...,
12-28
Corp.
12-20
4c
income
participating
Ltd,
oreference
A
Holders
12-12
Corp.—
common
Breweries
International
in-,
stock
or
(Walt)
Monthly
12-
12-20
12-20
Common
A
Interlake
1
distribution
Corp.,' common
Diversified
12-28
12-10
Corp.
j
realized
year-end
realized
cash
preferred
Stock
-
11-29
15c
—
(increased-quari)
Derrick
Motors
in
_J_
investment
net
from
Diversification
12-14
20c
6Vtc
20c
American
Class
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Ltd.—
Co,
Container
11-21
10c..
1—
Mines_L____
special
a
Increased
40c
—
American
from
20c
Disney
».
3V2c
:
(increasedi
Corp
Hoist
&
and
Distillers
Fund—
investment
'5Vic
plus
Dictaphone
11-23
60c
iquar.i J—_—i_
Hospital Supply
4%
Inland
Interior
•
from
non-cumulative
11-16
20c
___—_——
Divco-Wayne
—
Extra
*
11-30
,
(quar.
—
American
I
•.
(increased!
payment
Cement
6%
12-25
2%
iquar.)________
(7c from
Fund
come
11-23
Theatres,
1
common
American
-
Inland
12-15
30c
Cc.___——_—____:
Consolidated
Delaware
11-14
12-15
—
Growth
American
12-15
12-15
1- .2
11-28
1- 1
25c
—
—
Co..
Beers
De
■
11-30
13 %c
10c
15c
30c
$1.25
iquar.i
common
(qUar.i—
Year-end
Preferred
American
12-28
——
dividend
American
Cole
—>
3
11-21
Share
Investors—
Quarterly
1'
12-
!50c
—
12-
Works
Incoxporated
3
1-15
12 VaC
50c
(quar.)
12-
Tool
*
12-20
35c
— —
(quar.i
(quar.)
dividend
Mfg.
able
(quar.—
(quar. i
(quar.)
Stock
Clark
iquar.)
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Corp.
of
—
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc.
Civic
6c
_
"
Daisy
4'k
Corp.
Aggregates,
preferred
5%
City
12-21
preferred
$2
11-19
12-18
t9c
Bank
Insurance
profits
(quar.)
Allied
A
Seal,
Cigar Corp.
Stock
}
,
Pictures—
Artists
5V2%
,
+28/ac
1- 1
11-30
50c
1- 2
ii-2b
/
250- -. .1-10 \f
12V2c
12-14
11-80
—
- —
1
Allied
Bow
25C
A---,—,___
(quar|.»___——1
Mines
Cyprus
I
(quar.i
com,
iquar.)
taxes
Best
1
12-18
New England
National
&
Life
Crown
Payable of Rec.
12-
..
30c
class
Ltd.,
of
Co.
Milk
Cork
DWG
Addressograph-Multigraph
(quar;>
Aetna,
Finance
Co.
(increasedi
Alliance Tire & Rubber, class A
Payment of 1.80 Israel pounds equal
to
approximately 60c per sh. before Israel
B
Bottling
Crocker-'Anglo
.
Name of Company
Common
Power
Abitibi
1
Investors,
Crowley's
Crown
$15c
I
(increased),—,—
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Per
of RecT
Inc.—
A L D.
b
(quar.)
Corp.
.
Holder^
Illinois
lu___——_
Corporate
Cott
their
rr
preference
Cigar
Extra
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but whicfy have not yet reached
payment date.
A
Consolidated
nounced
Payable
Building Corp., Ltd.—
series
6%
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
Dividend
When
Share
Name of Company
Consolidated
.
10%
approval
of
the
Inter¬
Commission)
15c
.Nii,* '*•
Number 6213
196
Volume
"
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Share
of Company
Pennsylvania
North
River
RR.
Insurance
Natural
Northern
Gas,
:
Northwestern
National
11-16
11-10
11-29
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-28
12-14
Texas
Scotia
Light &
preferred
4V2%
4%
preferred
preferred
162 V2c
t$1.12l/2
1$1
iquar.i
iquar.i
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
5'/
12-
1
12- 1
12- 1
12-28
4%
Inc.
Oceanarium,
Store
Ontario
Opemiska
Copper
dividend
—
Mountain Oil
11-23
12-31
12-17
Trust
12-14
120c
Ltd
12-11
11-23
1
of
Co.
New
(s-a)
City)
(Jersey
Jersey
1-
1
12-14
Alpha
1-
1
12-14
Aluminum
1-
1
12-14
:_
11-26
12-10
11-26
12-15
11-26
12-10
11-24
Portland
$3.75
Co.
11-24
1-
2
12-22
12-10
11-23
American
12-21
11-23
American
1:20c
12-21
11-23
6V2%
2
12-13
12-10
11-21
Canadian
Investment
Union
Co.,
Limited
13c
Extra
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Tin
Class
Co.,
Pathe
&
2
12-12
A
(quar.i
class
Ltd.
11-21
12-10
Union
12-14
11-30
Union Gas
12-14
11-23
bVs'A
11-30
11-23
6%
11-30
11-23
United
12-
$4
$4.50
Street
Fund
Quarterly
from
Pund,
plus
4
11-15
United
United
Fruit
12-
12-
1
11-21
20c
12-17
11-26
12-17
11-26
$1.12 V2
110c from
39c
from
Inc.
S.
20c
11-30
$1
1-15
10c
12-14
11-15
1-
income..
11-21
S.
U.
long-term
11-30
12-12
12-14
12-10
11-30
(quar.i...
Products,
Industrial
(initial
Providence
Publicker
$4.75
8
1
Gas
Co.
Van
Sciver
(J.
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
Vermont
12-14
11-30
12-24
12-
Rico
Telephone
(George) Fund
Beneficial
interest
12-14
45c
12-31
11-21
B. 1
Inc.
Bank
5'/
prior
conv.
inc.)
13c
Reichhold
Reliance
Insurance
Remington
4 V2'.(
Arms
J30c
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Shareholders
be
to
Reserve
'
12-20
Wakefield
5';;
11-30
of
Dallas
at
a
4
Co.
Building
monthly 1
1
on
2',
a
stock
4% %
preferred
pfd.
4V2%
preferred
Rice
Ranch
Richman
Riegel
Rio
Oil
&
Trust
pfd.
Grande
Rochester
dividend
Stock
the
State
Roadway Express,
Robertson
Rocket
pfd.
(H.l
Craft
St.
Clair
St.
Specialty
Light
preferred
5',;-
Paul
Fire
(quar. i
&
&
Co.
held
subject
the
at
1
January
1-25
2-
1
1-
1-15
12-20
12-
12-10
12-15
12-10
11-27
12-20
12-
3
12-18
12-
4
1-
2
12-14
32c
1-17
1-10
12-14
Rite
Mines,
Investment
Smith
Kline
Gas
11-30
4.32';
preferred
Pacific
Southwestern
L.
C.
C.
&
share
share
Pressed
Radio,
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
12-17
11-26
2
12-17
Screw
Co.
12-10
11-23
$1.06'4
1-
1-
50c
12-
1-
2
___:
;_
1-25
25c
dividend
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
12'/4c
.
2%
8%c
(quar.)
dividend)
of
3/100
(3/100
and
B
(D.
A.)
Oil
Industries
Corp.
for
Ajax
1- 1
11-30
11-15
11-30
12-18
11-15
11-15
12-
11-15
10c
of
Co.
11-
12- 1
12- 5
11-16
11-19
$1.25
12- 1
11-23
12- 3
1- 2
12-21
12-21
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12- 3
1- 1
11-15
11- 2
11-19
12-19
11-30
11-30
12-14
12-14
12-14
11-16
12-14
t25c
t75c
135c
6%
45c
$1.05
12- 1
12- 1
12-27
12-31
12-10
12- 1
11-15
11-15
11-30
12-12
11- 9
10-30
25c
12-
1
10-30
50c
30c
11-26
12- 1
11-26
11- 9
11-16
11-16
7V4c
Corp.
1 year-endI
10c
_.
House
11-23
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
12-
6
11-23
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.23
30c
11-27
1-10
12-20
12-21
3-1
12-15
122-
1
6
12-
7
1-28
12-
1
.11-20
1-15
Gas
Distributing
Cable
Oil Co. i Calif.)
Supervised Shares
Corp.
Power
Common
6%
preferred
Algoma
Steel
Allied Drug
Finance
Allied
Gas
Kid
12-1
11-20
Allied
1-2
12-14
Allied
12-28
12-18
1
12-
12-
1
11-15
11-23
6c
12-24
11-30
1
(quar.i
Corp.,
Ltd.
Extra
Allied
11-23
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied
4%
.
Corp.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Radio
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
«—
dividend
Stores Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
dividend)
(s-a)
11-30
12-14
Gas
$1.05
(quar.)
Electric & Equipment (stock
Allied Chemical Corp.
(quar.)
11-23
$4
pfd.
Allen
12-10
5c
)
4.20%
Co.,
(quar.)
12-14
12V4c
(quar.)____
Superior
$2
$3
Ordinary
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay By.—
36c
Superior
RR.
preferred
12-10
25c
:
42V4c
$1.37V4
(quar.)__
common
(quar.i
Southern
Alabama-Tennessee Natural
12V2c
(quar. i__
Corp.,
Great
1
America—
«>ll-23
12-10
11-15
12-14
6
6
12- 1
30c
62,/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg.,
common
preferred (quar.)_
—
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
.
—
10-29
12-
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-1 9
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
12c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-13
1-
11-27
11-13
2%
11-27
_11-13
75c
$1
12V2c
t$1.02
1-21
12- 1
12-22
12- 5
12-20
11-16
Tl-23
11-16
7
5
1
12-14
12-10
11-23
12-27
12-12
12-27
12-12
35c
12-
1
11-19
$1.0743
$1.0614
25c
12-
1
11-19
3-
1
2-19
12-31
12-
12-14
11-30
7
Chemical,
(quar.)
com.
——
—
12-15
11-30
25c
30c
12-20
12-10
12-14
11-30
$1
$1.25
12-14
11-30
12-14
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)
&
12-20
12-10,
.20c
$1.75
12-15
11-16
12-
11-16
Lines—
(quar.)
Radiator
Common
Standard
&
Sanitary—
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Realty Trust Shares—
—_—
—
1
American
Beneficial
American
interest
17c
;
25c
—
$1.25
Seating Co.
(quar.)
—40c
South African Investment (s-a)JDl
;,20c
Title Insurance
(Miami)
(quar.)
7l/2c
Tobacco
Co.
(quar.i
37'2c
American
Water
Seal-Kap Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
American
American
6%
Works
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—!
preferred (quar.)
preference (initial covers period
5%
5%
17
Nov.
to
Industries,
Anchor
Coupling
Andian
National
Class
Farms
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
9
7
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
11-15
1
11-15
11-20
11-30
11-
11-30
11-14
11-30
11-14
(quar.)
Co.
iquar.i_
—
(quar.i
Gas
(quar.i
—
Public
Service,
$2.50
common—
(quar.)
preferred
—
—,—
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
——
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
——
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)_
Arkansas, Louisiana Gas, common (quar.)_
90c
convertible preferred
(quar.)———
Arkansas-Missouri Power (quar.i——!—
—
4.65%
(quar.)
preferred
Arkansas
Gas
Western
_______
—
(quar.)—-—■
dividend
Stock
12-
$3.75
preferred
Artesian
(quar. 1
Class
A
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-20
12-
5
1-18
1-
4
8IV4C
1214c
15c
1714c
20c
2714c
6214c
59c
60c
6834c
25c
2214c
27c
12-
1
10-19
12-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
$1.1614
12'2c
1-
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
receipts
(interim pay¬
ment of nine pence less British
Income
Tax
on
3834%
equal to about $0,055
per
share)
:
Associated Spring Corp
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)
—
414%
preferred (quar.)
4.607«
preferred (quar.)—
4.44%.
Coast
Co.
Line
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Refining
Atlantic
Sugar
Common
RR.
Co.,
Refineries
A
Ltd.
12-14
11-16
12-15
2
12-20
11-30
12-15
12-
5
1-
4
12-
7
11-
8
1-
5
11-19
12-
1
11-
9
12-15
11-
9
12-1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1-18
25c
35c
$1.3114
1
12-15
11-20
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
—
common
(quar.i-
Mines
(Tulsa,
Ltd.
Okla.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.__
&
preferred
Products,
Axe-Houghton
(314c from
12-12
11-
2
12-12
11-
2
12-12
11-
2
12-15
11-21
+20c
t$1.25
130c
15c
30c
,«!,5c
12-
7
10-26
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
2
12-10
12-14
11-20
1-
2
12-10
12-10
11-26
1-
12-10
11-26
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-31
1
11-16
12-
Machine—
11-20
10-26
12-20
17v2c
(quar.)
Tools
12-10
9334cs
25c
preferred (accum.)
Insurance
Corp.
11-27
20c
30c
25c
$1.12,4
$1.15
$1.11
60c
—
(quar.)
Gold
Ayrshire
Co.,
(quar.)———
Industries,
Chemical
Atlas Corp., 5%
tal
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred A
Avildsen
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Life
1
1
50c
60c
(quar.)
;
Class
11-
11-
11-16
10c
(quar.)
Line
Extra
$1.20
1
1
12-14
deposit
preferred
Atlantic
933.'»c
40c
40c
12-
12-
1
Industries—
Electric
American
9
11-27
5%
Goods', common
Dry
4
9
A
—
Industries,
514%
and
common
on
shares
Associated
—-----
(quar.)—
common
9
12-14
—
______—
(quar.)
Water,
111-
6c
50c
25c
2%
—
Corp.
7
11-
75c
Armstrong (A. J.) Co. (stock dividend)____
3%
Armstrong Cork Co., common.—40c
Steel
Armco
1-23
11-30
2%
—
preferred
10-19
11-
1
2%
dividend)
common-
Western
11-30
12-
52c
Corp.
$1.10
9
125c
3714c
dividend
Arizona
5%
111-
1
12-14
Ltd., common
(quar.)—___—
Class C participating preference (quar.)„_
Avon
4
12-
Ltd.—
(stock
Co.
Pools,
Argansas
Avco
11-15
12•12,-
130c
Telephone
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Atlas
5
12-14
34%c
3114c
$0.3611
40c
(quar.)___:
Corp.
(s-ai
A
Chemical
Aunor
12-
12-26
—15c
1:25c
iquar.i
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
—
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)_
Atlas
12-24
from
30)
Inc.
Anglo American Corp., South Africa—
Amer.
deposit receipts
Anglo-Canadian
Arvin
12-10
3714c
—_
Extra
$3
12-
12-31
12-31
115c
Aug.
Amsted
Ansul
7
12-31
Co.
514%
5%
12V2c
8<j
10-29
12-31
(Galveston)—
Insurance
President
Associated
6
12-
1
(quarterly
from
net
payable in cash
12-
12-20
11-19
profits
Magnethermic
Alabama
4-26
11- 2
11-30
12-
6%
4
15c
1
(quar.)
Co.
Parking
A
1
1-
11-30
10-26
$0.32
Corp.
Reduction
Class
5-30
12-
11-14
1:50c
stock)
or
Aikman
1-18
12-15
12-16
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Holders
110c
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)
Fund,
11-28
12-14
(quar.)
securities
When
Payable of Rec.
each
(annual)
Corp.
45c
iquar. I
iquar.i
7
a
Ltd.
Industries
1214c
iquar.i
12-
137V4c
Paper,
common
Homes
12V2c
;
common
iquar.i
2
special
a
share
a
of
.
preference
realized
62J/2c
4%
4%
&
Ltd.,
Aeroquip
nir
Share
11-13
11-30
30c
Co.
$2.36
5
2%
Seal_____
Broadcasting,
1-
announced in previous
list does not include divi¬
these being given in the
12-
34%c
dividend
1-11
dividends
the
12-14
5%
1
3
11-30
Alabama
5'/
dividend
12-
12-14
Alabama
30c
__,
Chemical
11-20
12-12
5
10c
Stephenson Finance, 5'.2';
preferred iquar.i
Sterling National Bank (New Yorki —
12-10
12-31
12-
}5c
•
12-14
5c
10c
quar.i
4
12-15
12-17
93c
(increased
2
3
25c
(quar.)
held)
$5.50
iquar.i..
1
5c
25c
iquar.i-.:
12-15
12-
2',
Steel
1
3
12-18
12-14
Corp.—
iquar.i
1-
12-
15c
10c
$1.07
Broadcasting
Ltd.
Standard
Summit
12-27
(quar.)_
(stock
Power
Admiral
1-
iquar.I
Standard
Stuart
7
iquar.i
Power
Adirondack
12-17
dividend...
Standard
Sunbeam
1
12-
(quar.)__
of
payment
11-29
$1,161-4
Mfg. Co., common
preferred
Class
12-
12-20
1
or
35c
E.i
Stock
Sterling
12-15
cash
(s-a)
Gatineau
of
11-29
2
___.
(A.
Stock
12-
Company
Fund
12-11
1-
Extra
Stock
12-15
dividend
Airport
Extra
Stepan
18c
$3
(quar.)
Incorporated
12-11
30c
(quar. 1
Springfield Television
Quarterly
$3.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
M. Instruments, Inc.
(stock dividend)-
Acklands,
24c
(quar. 1
preferred
12-12
Industries
11-12
$1.25
4.28';
:12-31
75c
Vending Corp.
11-30
Power—
preferred
30c
dividend
F.
Affiliated
iquar.i
4.65';
__
Per
Name of
11-23
27c
iquar.i
Electric
preferred
11-23
preceding table.
12-14
30c
_______
(quar. 1
Co
1
Co.
give
we
Abitibi
Co.—
__
Southern
Sunset
11-23
payment of
accrued dividend)-
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.),
American
10c
pfd.
Governor
30c
preferred (quar.i
;
original participating preferred iquar.i
Storer
5
12-14
27c
(quar. i__
Edison
12-
(quar. i_.
30c
Co.
California
22c
weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
6'r
__________
4 32'-;
Staley
12-
Laboratories—
quarterly
Jersey
Southern
5'/
Below
$28.35
Extra
5%
11-23
:j:3c
:
French
&
Increased
Co
57c
in
(quar.)__
com.
$4
Argus
i2c
Smith
South
12-15
20c
_
7
11-30
gains)__
11-13
11-30
5c
Potash
Stock
Stock
quar. 1
(s-a 1
Co.
Corporation
AMP
011
National
American
12-10
$1.75
Inc.,
(quar.»____.
News
Arden
A.
15c
(increased
Ltd.
12-
8
5
12-10
American
1-
10c
Stock
Extra
1-
12-28
(extra)
Publishing
Xerox
11-15
1
Meter
Anthony
A.
Mines
12-14
,12-15
12-31
12-20
11-23
12-
stockholders
held
1
12-31
29c
11-15
1612
be
11-19
8
112-
20c
Quarterly
5%
1-
1
12-15
22V2c
(quar.i__
common
Products
American
7%
30c
$4.25
Woodward
A.
of
12-10
11-19
:
common
Inc.
Co.,
Oil
Abacus
Foods
Shop
Sisco
&
11-20
17c
to
11-19
1
capital
(payable
Sons
Ziegler Coal & Coke
12-11
$7 V2C
meeting
11-19
12-10
12-14
Mfg.
Zenith Electric Supply
12-15
$1.25
iquar.i
12-10
50c
Alabama
11-30
21c
iquar.i
each
12-17
in¬
(quar.)
Inc.
6
10c
for
1
12-17
11-23
30c
.
__
share
1-
1
9
81
Sherritt-Gordon
Shoe
Wiley
12-15
10c
approval
to
annual
Weyenberg
Wiser
6';
i quar. 1
one
(quar.i
1
Wilson
Lumber—
of
1-
18c
net
Co.,
of
Fund
11-27
Common
payment omitted at this time
Security-First National Bank (Los Angeles 1
Stock dividend
11-30
11-10
1
10c
(quar.)
(c:uar.)__
Railway
12-14
25c
,
Insurance
12-15
$1.371/2
(quar.)
common
Extra
_
&
B
11-30
2''.
dividendi___
Ltd
Plywood
Publishing
4
11-30
Metal
American
12-
10-19
12-11
(initial quar.)
plus $0.0118
preferred (quar.)
11-26
40c
$1.25
Kansas)
12-10
1-
pfd.
&
(initial-quar.)
(Johni &
Williams
Co.
15c
_____
12-10
2-
$1.3114
Foundry
Climax
Metal
American
Products—
Scott,
stock
of
iquar.I
Marine
Foresman
Scott-LaSalle,
Seaboard
12-12
&
preferred
5
Casualty & Surety Co.
(Fort
Western
1-11
1-11
r_
common
American
31!4c
Gas,
from
44c
Westminster
15c
Power,
414%
11-15
Productions
(quar.)
common
Westei'n
1
Brake
Chemical
11-20
60c
Cards
Mfg.
<fc
West
plus
11-30
12-14
50c
_
11-15
1
9j/2c
come
1
1
(quar 1
_
1
12-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred;
World
iquar.i
12-
5c
12-21
12-
2
Ltd
Sons,
Greeting
Joseph
Scott
&
7
1-
Commission__
Engineering (stock
Mfg. Co. iquar. i_
5%
7
12-
2-
(increased)
Co.
414%
62'/2c
common
4c
approval
American
62V4c
(initial)
Corp.,
30c
the
to
Controls
1
12-
12-31
20c
(increased)
...
Jet
Russell
St.
H.
(H.
Rockwell
Rust
A
Service
Inc.
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-31
$1,12V2
;
el.
iquar.i___
subject
11-20
2-
2c
Public
1
59%c
Co..
11-27
11-27
1-
1
J.)—
(quar.)
Machine
Maize-Products,
preferred
(quar.)
12-19
1-15
N.
:__
preferred
12-19
$1.25
2-
Illinois—
of
Co.
(quar.)
American
Washington Water Pqwer (quar.)
Wellington Fund (13c from investment
Class
12>4c
Gas (quar.i
Electric—
&
12-
(Newark,
American
15c
Clutch
Western
4'/
Valley
Gas
i
(initial)
Washington; .Natural
Ltd.—
iquar.i
Corp.
iquar.i
iquar.i
(Walt)
11-21
12 (4c
Co
Brothers
Paper
12-15
div.
iquar.i
iquar.)
Reynolds
&
A
(quar.i
preferred
New
iquar.)
Reynolds
11-16
11-21
:!:30c
common
American
7
50c
5%
Disney. See Disney
Ward Baking Co., 5V4%
11-30
12-14
12-15
14c
(Chicago 1
Materials,
Co.,
12-15
3
special meeting
(quar.i
Metals
l'l'-21 ''
60c
...
preference
Reynolds
12-
11-30'
35c
_'_
dividend
Revelstroke
6%
Dec.
on
12-28
$2.25
will vote
held
:j:15c
.....
(quar.i....
1s-a)
Insurance
Stock
Ltd
1
(Phila.)
Republic National Bank
^"
12V>c
common
514%
1
12-
$1.37 '/•>
(quar.i__
Co.,
Warner Electiic
Ltd
Raymond Corp.
(quar.i
Chemicals
1 Canada
7
12-
50c
common
Extra
investment
12-
12-31
7%
2
25c
(quar.)
(monthly)..
Corp.
Co.
Investment
Common
American
Boston—
(from
Products
Insurance
American
12-21
12-21
1-
16c
class A
Quarterly
12-28
1-10
10-23
11-26
10c
17V2c
17V2c
Power
Extra
25e
Walt
Quemont Mining,
11-26
11-30
iquar.i...
of
11-26
12-26
$1.12Vi
__
Company
iquar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
5
$1.18%
iquar.i
12-26
Foreign
Home
American
3%
& Iron,
prior preferred
Veeder-Root,
Industries—
Putnam
(quar.i
Corp.___
Mould
$5.50
5'/
(increased i_
11-30
11-30
11-20
(Orlando, Fla.)—
(quar.)
$1.0614
Valley
16c
__
12-18
B
10c
Vernon
quar.i
12-24
4Y2c
(quar.i
common
dividend
7c
iquar.i...
Corp.,
preferred
American
11-27
12-
Corp.—
preferred
Puerto
12-17
&
11-23
11-23
Casualty
Greetings Corp.,
12-24
11-23
&
American
Class
2
11-30
12-15
5%
dividend)
(stock
American
11-23
:j: 10c
Corp
Electric, Ltd
Buildings
Stock
15c
class A
B
New
12-
10c
11-26
1-
11-16
25c
Quarterly
12-14
55c
(quar.)
common
iquar.)
Marion
lc
Industrial
Co.,
Stockyards
11-16
10c
25c
12-12
10c
.
Towns
Uris
11-28
$2
Co
United
11-28
12-10
$1.75
iquar.»____
preferred
4'/2%
12-17
20c
50c
Inc.
Rubber
8',;
capital
iquar.i
Porter
K.)
Lumber
Universal
investment
net
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (increased)
Playskool Mfg. Co. (initial 1
;
Plymouth Cordage
(extra 1
(H.
preferred
S.
2
Fire
65c
(quar.i
1
12-15
32V2c
American
20c
common
12-
5%
12-14
10c
Co.,
11-15
54c
—
12-31
4
1
5c
dividend
Factors, Ltd.
1-
12-
27c
quar.)
(resumed)
Lines
American
1
11-15
25c
Export
12-14
2-
1
37'2c
(quar.)__
common
(initial
common
12-31
15c
5
12-
$.03 V4
(increased)
common
45c
Extra
U.
Old
New
American
25c
(quar.i
Corp.
(quar.)
1 increased-quar.)
Gypsum
7%
1-18
175c
Co.
United
investment
net
U.
1-18
11-20
8
11-
Power—
169c
Extra
3
Electric
&
Stock
iquar.)
Carton
Elastic
11-23
American
Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
12-15
49c
Class
Board
12-14
5c
gainst
Premier
preferred
10c
___
Inc.—
Inc.
Pitney-Bowes
Power
Co. of Canada,
preferred
1-18
2-15
9
11-
5
62l2c
2-15
2-15
11-
12-
$l.56,/4
Chain
12-10
1
11-30
(quar.)
American
$1
12-
(quar. I
1-18
30c
12-14
Cable
11-27
2-15
$1.12'/2
1
preferred
12-27
92V4c
(quar. )_^
Steel
Corp.-
11-15
11-16
1-
20c
(quar.)_____
48c
preferred
Electric
20c
A
(quar. i
__
income
5
5
12-28
12-10
50c
Corp.,
preferred
A
12-10
30c
45c
Co
Cement
class
11-15
11-15
$1.62V2
Quarterly from net investment income
$6.25
3
1
25c
87'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.i
Rubber—
87V4c
____
iquar.)
1
1212-
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
American Business Shares, Inc.—
Can
11-
$3
J56c
Bakeries
Biltrite
American
Holders
f25c
1st
$1.25
(increased-quar. I
25c
Ford,
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
(quar.),
Pine
1212-
25c
(quar.)
2-15
1-
Co.,—
preferred iquar.i
preferred (quar.i
25c
Ltd.
32c
(quar.)
$3.70
1-15
11-21
14c
Corp
Angeles)
preferred
15c
____
Engineering
Perfex Corp., 4 Vz'.-i
pfd. iquar.»___
Pfizer
(Charles)
& Co.
iquar.i.
Pioneer
$3.50
15c
iquar.i
Pennsylvania
Extra
4
(Los
Common
12-
10c
Co.
:
Equipment,
Penick
11-16
2Vz%
iquir.i
Mines
class
B
11-30
12-14
2%
Consolidated
Pen
dividend)
:
Advertising
Porcupine
Parker
stock
1
Robinson
dividend.
Outdoor
Pamour
iquar.i
Properties
Gamble
Stock
Electric
11-16
15c
Clay Products
Pacific
Union
11-30
30c
;
Pacific
Pacific
Bank
1
Canada—
2
$1
12-
93:,4C
2nd
American
Pacific-Atlantic
of
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
4Y2%
11
9c
of
1-
10c
(s-a)___
(quar.)
5%
1-
25c
Cement (quar.)
America, common
Co.
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
American
Airlines,
common
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
2%
.___
__—
12-10
—
Quarterly
dividend
Rainwear
140c
—
Pipe Line
.—
Stock
Alrnar
25c
common—,
Time,
15c
_
11-29
10c
25c
Extra
(initial 1
Mines,
Inc.,
Trans
15c
(quar.)
Fixture
11-30
12-15
20c
(quar.)
common
iquar.i:
9
:i
12-10
40c
5c
Sulphur
11-30
11-
Share
(Louis) Co. (quar.)_
Almaden Vineyards,
6%
preferred
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
1 year-end)
,11- 9
of Company
11-30
$1.35
1
Gulf
Stock
11- 9
Per
Name
Allis
12-10
$1.31)4
(quar.)
Producing,
Gulf
Textiles,
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar. i__
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.96 %
Extra
iquar. i
Industrial
Novo
Power
preferred
5%%
Texas
Holders
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Transmission,
Gas
5.40'/;
iMilw.i—^-
Insurance
Products
Extra
Texas
When
Payable of Rec,
50c
11-25
12-10
12-20
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
Quarterly
Share
Name of Company
$1.45
$1.40
$1.43 ^4
iquar.i—
common
preferred (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred
(quar.i
5.75'/;
(quar.)
preferred
5.80';
5'/
Per
Holders
Tecumseh
$1
42Vac
40c
$1.37V2
(quar.i
Y. i
(quar.)
(N.
5V2%
Nova
When
Payable of Rec.
27c
North
(2083)
12-3
12-
11-15
(accum.)
40c
Inc
Fund "A"—
income and 814c
gains)
Collieries
Corp.
(quar.)
from
capi-
1_
2oC
1
2
11-23
11-
12-14
11-30
The Commercial And Financial Chronicle
(2084)
12
Per
Bacardi
Corp.
When
Share
Name of Company
<
,
12-17
11-30
*31'Ac
12-
1
11-15
*353Ac
12-
1
Name.of
40c
(quar.)
Canada
Oil & Gas—
5%
preferred (quar.)
'53A% preferred (quar.)
Baker Oil Tools (quar:)
,
10c
Ltd,—
Packers,
Class A
Bailey Selburn
Class
(quar.).
1
3-
8
1
3-
8
1
Cone
6%
$2.20
(quar.—
*55c
Ltd.,
preferred
Baltimore
(quar.)—
(qiiar.)
Show
Radio
1-15
$1.50
I0c
—
12-
•Canadian
12-31
class
Canners,
Canadian
11-15
1
preference A
(increased
*1834C
(quar.)_:_-
A
class
Fairbanks-Morse,
tlOc
A_
11-30
1
11-30
Confederation
1-
.
.
12-
1-
1
1
1
2
12-
Connohio,
12-
quar.)
*10c.
'
Piano—
Baldwin
1
1
40c
11-16
•
of
San
National
America
Francisco)
Bank
of
Trust
11-
12-
1
1
40c
1
Fund, Inc.-f~:
.(50c from capital gains and 10c
10-31
12-
*47'Ac
(increased)
Montreal
11-30
50c
—
:
investment
net
from
income)
of
Canadian
12-
Canadian
12-15
11-30
21c
12-
11-20
Extra
of
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
.
4
Co., Ltd.
General
-
>
.
_
2
12-12
Consolidated Edison
2
12-12
Consolidated
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2
11-30
12-
_.
B
11-15
t—-—:
.
—
Canadian
12-7
12-17
15c
1-
A
Class
50c
2%
Barber Oil Corp. (slock dividend)
Bayuk Cigars. Inc. (quar.)
Class
A
Ltd.,
Inc.
Beaunit
Belco
(quar.)
11-15
Corp.
12'Ac
12-
3
11- 2
Class
12-
(quar.)
30c
,
Cannon Mills,
A
Co.
"
„
11-17
Capital
11-30
Carborundum .Company,
12-27
11-30
12-
11-
15c
3-
20c
Common
1-31
i
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bell
&
Gossett
Co.
Bell
&
Howell,
3
(quar.)
Extra
4-15
Bell
convertible
preferred
Intercontinental
Corp.
(initial)
.
.
53'4
A
50 %
stk.
will
of
div.
stock, class
common
The
50%
Present
known
class
as
class
and
of
80c
Carthage
7%
preferred
Bibb
Big Drum Inc..
Class
A
25c
Vz''
(quar.)
common
Black
Son,
Hills
Inc.,
5.657®
&
Central
Charge
Illinois
7
11-20
11-
7
Central
11-20
11-
7
4Va%
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
1
11-20
15c
preferred
4'A%
Valley
11-23
12-
3
11-19
12-
1
11-15
I
Co.
V/.)
1.
11-19
12-
1
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
11c
12-15
11-26
$1.06'A
1-2
12-14
Tobacco
preferred
Centur-y
12-15
,11-30
25c
11-30
50c
Centm-y
.
11-19
Chain
12-10
11- .9
Chamberjin
12-17
12-
3
Champion
12-17
12-
3
$4.50
8c
;
11-20
10-31
.
Corp.
4c
(4c
from
I'org-Warner Corp., 3Vz% pfd. (quar.)
Boss-Linco Lines, class A (quar.)
Boston Fund,
Inc.—(From
net
Bowser,
investment
preferred
$1.20
preferred
(E.
1
11-
9
Chance
12-
1
11-
9
12-
5
income)
87 Vac
1- -2
10c
12-
1
Chase-Fund
4%%
'
7c
11-28
(accum.)
$1.75
12-15
;
$1.75
3-15
quar.)
27 Vac
______
10-31
.
preferred
(accum.)___
& Sons
J.)
(increased
1-
12-
I
3-
,
1
.
2
New
common
(initial)
.
11-12
:
BTaun
Engineering '(initial
quar.)___j
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim)
:
lie
Extra
3%%
Columbia
fi1/,. %
Erockton
5.48';
Edison,
$3.80
preferred
Brooklyn
Union
Brown
preferred
Corp.
70c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
95c
A
$1.37 Vz
jiquar.)
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
5
12-
3
11-15
(quar.)
Buffalo
Forgo
Bullock
from
Bu'olo
Common
3 Vz %
1
11-15
1
11-15
City
11-29
11-14
City Products-Corp.
11-27
11-
7
40c
12-
11-
9
11-
9
(quar.)
Corp.
Burrard
Burrus
Dry
$4.50
.
'
,
Inc.,
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5
15c
.
11-20
11-
9
12-15
11-23
Collins
Colonial
25c
Common
"
Common
Burton-Dixie
Buildings
Terminal
'H.
Co.
M.).
Bymart-Tintair
I
~_
I
Corp.
Terminal
(ouar.)
(stock
5%
Inc.,
4
6-28
6-14
preferred
Colonial
Fund
(from
11-15
Colonial
Sand
&
12-
3
11-
12-
1
11-15
2%
Stock
2
inuar.)
31'Ac
(accum.)
12'Ac
12-15
12-
5c
11-30
22c
12-
11-
12-15
Group, class A (quar.)
California
Electric
California
Ink
Co.
California-Pacific
5%
Fower_____
(ouar.)
Utilities,
common
2 2'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
5'V»% preferred (quar.)
5'%
convertible
Cameo-Parkway Records,
Class
Canada
A
Cement,
&
Dominion
.,
Extra-
-
.
'
11-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
$25c
;
11-14
12-15
*10c
;
11-30
tlOc
_______
'
(quar.)
12-
11-
1
9
12-
1
25c
1-
1
12-10
$1.06'A
1-
1
12.-10
*50c
12-15
11-15
*50c
12-15
11-15
*20c
1
1__
(quai:.)__-
12-10
*25c
;
(quar.)
I
Sugar
Ltd.
1
10c
___.
______________
Malting,
12-
*
,
-
__
11-
9
,2-.
,
1-
1
11-21
•
12-
.
3
1.1-7
gtd.
Mines,
(quar.)
(From
(s-a)
Commonwealth
Quarterly
2
11-
9
11-20
I
25c
12-28
12-
3
12-28
12-
3
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-15
12-15
933/4c
8%
pfd.
1-15
12-
4
1-
4
$1
1-
2
12-14
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
12-
1
11-13
10-2-63
9-18
12-19
1
12-14
1
.11-
A
D'.aiight
$4
11-17
11-30
11-15
1
11-9
new
D.\
12-31
12-14
Dominion
12-
11-
.1-1
9
Houses,
*7c
11-
9
,11-
3
•
r
Stock
12-14
12-19
12,
3
11-16
1
12c
-
11-15
Bow
10-31
Drackett
II-30
10-31
12-21
11-30
11-30
12-17
II-15
1-
2
12-
3
1-
2
12-
3
25 c
12-
1
11-10
20c
12-
1
11-10
15C
40c
$1.12 Va,
20c
.
12-
1
1
11-30
12-14
&
11-30
class
A
A.,
S.
(initial
Inc.
monthly)—
of
.
;
2%
12-
6
9-24
.
„
lie
General
Duro
11-24
11-
8
8c
1
11-24
Corp.
6c
12-
7c
11-24
1
Corporation
Company
Pen
Duro-Test
11-15
5%
L_
Rico.,
:—
——
(quar.i—
I
8
Inc.
12'Ac,
1-20
12-20
1
12-15
11-15
10-29
12-14
11-15
11-15
12-
11-15
11-15
1212-
11-15
12-
11-16
1
r--,q
12-14
11-2J
19-
j
.)
l-
8
1-
1
12-10
12-
5
11-15
11-20
i
11-
9
1-
2
12-21
12-
1
11-15
12-14
11-30
12-11
11-23
12-
1
11-
0
12-
1
11-
9
11-30
11-
9
12-19
11-26
1-
2
11-26
12-17
11-26
11-30
11-15
19-
11-15
1
11-20
27VaC
(increased
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp.,
new
dividend
—
(s-a)—
I
East
St.
&
preferred
Interurban
(quar.)——
12-
7
11-16
1-
7
12-21
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
12-15
11-23
12-31
12-14
30c
*$1.75
12-10
11-16
.
Co.
Louis
11-30
50c
—
(quar.)
——
Kootenay Power, Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Eagle-Picher
11-20
12-14
15c
3%
31 'Ac
(initial)-
—
$1 pref.
12-10
6c
—
_—
common
(quar.)__;
preferred
quar.>_—_—A
12.-10
15c
30c
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America,
6%
12-
3:69c
J71,'?0
—
East
11-
11-15
11-19
27'Ac
Stock
11-8
1
1
45c
$1.75
$1.34
——
——
~
gains)_^
Theatres of Puerto
1
Fund—
(Louisville)—
~
Dura
1212-
pc
common
Bradstreet, Inc.
Duriron
10-31
30c
100';.
—
-—
Extra.
approval
12-10
11-27
7c
;
(quar.)
$5.36%
preferred
(quar.i
Dulany Industries
&
10-31
12-17
40c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Dun
11-?0
15c
50c
15c
(quar.i
dividend
Milner
11-23
15c
$5
(initial)'
U.
Dumas
12-20
50c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4%
7%'
2
11-23
25c
15c
—
(quar.)
Enterprises
Duke Power,
9
1-
12-20
8c
—
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.,
11-20
1-10
pro¬
a
Company
Stock
)
11-20
11-
2%'
Extra
1
on
(quar.)_
Pronm-'ies
Drew
Dre'xei
11-30
12-31
12
common
Company
Drewrys,
-11-21
12-31
'
H-15
7
11-26
split—
(quar.i.
Inc.,
Corp.,
Drever
12-10
12-
10c
(quar.)
12-21
25c
Jones
Dravo
12-12
12-
2%
Industries,
12-10
c
25c
12-28
12-
-
—
dividend
11-30
7Vac.
12-21
*10c
(ex-rai
(ouar.)
Corp.
Stock
Dover
1-14
& Sons—
Bro*.
preferred
Dover
3
11-15
Ltd.—
Corp.,
dividend
Dorr-Oliver,
12-12
12-
11-15
1
12-
9c
(initial)
common
Donohue
11-30
12-31
Ltd.
two-for-one
posed
New
11-15
12-
12-15
12V2C
17VaC
Stockholders will vote on Nov.
11-16
1
*$1.25.
Co.,' Ltd.
(R. R.)
Donnelly
11-30
7
1
10%
60c
(quar.)
.
Glass
12-
5
11-5
(quarterly
(quar.
Anglo Investment
&
Stores.
9
12-
11-
3
*5c
(s-a)
(quar.i
preferred
12-14
3
12-
75c
common
Inc.
Co.
Dominion
6
12-3
_
12-
9
12-
45c
$1
10c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
investment income ),
Pepper
5%
12-14
11-
12-
,
(quar.,.)
Investment
net
Dobbs
12-14
1
on
(stock dividend)
(initial)
Clay
from
•
2
12-
35c
^
Ltd.
(W. S.)
11-12
1
7
11-13
1-
12-
12-17
100%
stockholders
of
common
Forests,
12-
IOC
(quar.)__
Co.,
Mines,
Diversified
12-24
•
11-20
1*1-14
dividend)
(quar.)
Dierks
12-10
3
$1
:
Extra
12-20
.
(ouar.)
Inc.——
Bros..
1
9
12-
*5c
Dibrell
12-
11-
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Dickenson
50c
.
RR.
(ouar.)
Alkali
11-17
5%
gains)
(quar.)
approval;
Corp.
1
12-10
3
1-
25c
(quar.)__
Western
(stock
Raynolds
12-
J
12-
25c
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.
7
2
11-20
50c
$1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.i
stock
1
1-
5c
19.
&
Diamond
I-10
I-31
87'ac
.
i
Fund—
class
S1ock Yard
to
Nov.
"
"9-28
It-
55c
quar.)
(increased)
Edison Co.
Subject
11-23
.'12-
5%.
Insurance
$0.64
11-19
(initial
Co.
Grande
Rio
Union
Devoe
11-15:
,12-
19.31
.__
Fund—.
&
about
of
(quar.);
Dominion
,
& Stamping
Deferred
Ltd.
25c
•Detroit
6-18
71
capital
(quar.);
Supply of New York
&
$1.25
<qua>\i
class„ A
Lines
Mfg.,
Denver
3-19
30c
income)
Stock
capital
11-21
11-
50c
& Bound Brook RR.
RR. (s-a)
debenture
11-19
3
7-2-63
25c
Ltd.
A
Company
Delaware
Delaware
Delta Air
Dennison
Denver
4-2-63
.ftc
(resumed)
Quarterly
Commonwealth
12-10
11-23
15c
&
$1.50
investment income)
Life
9
45c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
RR.,
Light,
&
Baking
Park
11-30
-V
•*
the Illinois Commerce Commission)
(From
A
Dickey
>
dividend ;(Subject. to
Commonwealth
8
11-13
12-
60c
..
(quar.)
(quar.)
Interna.t'l
11-
20c
>
(quar.)
shares (interim payment
per depositary share)-,
12-15
1-2-63^
$1.25
»
Income
1
11-13
Dentists'
11-2.
.
1%
Products—;
investment
12-
11-13
'8%
•
Commonwealth Edison
(From
11-14
20c
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Qredit,. common
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth
7
10c
Michigan
40c"
.
(quar.)
CommonwealtU
12-
$1.05
Special
12-30
11-21
.
-' '25 Q
(quar.)
pfd.
Elevator___
Commercial;Shearing
11-
1
Deer
'
5c
realized
Paper,
3
1
Deere
12-20
25c
______
.
7%
Commercial
4,/a%
1
12-15
B
Stock
(quar.)
Canada^ Dry Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Canada
12-
Inc.—
—?
•Extra-.'
12-15
Locks
11-30
12-
4%
dividend)
(quar.)
A
12-12
12-14
1
11-19
5%„
Plastic
,12-14
30c
6
12-
11-19
,12-15
5%:-
.
_________
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
1
1
27'Ac
;
Class
1
12-
12-
27c
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone
Canada
12-
12-15
12-15
11-19
.
30c
■
dividend ).__*.
dividend
Combined
,
11-23
25c
/
Ltd.
12-25
5
25c
(quar.)__
(initial)
Extra
1
Stock
&
11-15
12-
1
1-15
87 !''C
Corp.
Milling
11-16
11-
12-
1;
1-15.
,
12 Vac
'___
Utilities
Colorado
1
11-21
2
97'Ac
$2
dividend
•Colonial
11-20
.
11-21
7
1-
93"4c
12-
30c
^
(quar.)
Stone
7
12-
933,4c
de
30c
.
:
.
America
11-16
1
Columbus
CMC Finance
of
Corp.
11-30
12-
12-
11-30
:
preferred B (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
Beers Consolidated Mines,
12-
12yac.
,
Acceptance Corp., class a (a pay¬
of 9c plus 3c on accumulations)
Colonial
•
12-10
.
_
lOc
(ouar.)
Aikrnan Corp.
&;
ment
Gold
12-20
3.90%
10-31
-
Co.
75c
25b
pfd.
3 Vz %
'3-15
?sC
Williams
Colgate-Palmolive
12-21
3-29
Cochenonr
Products
35c
,
dividend)
nreferred
5%
1-
25c
common
'
Precision
1
11-29
Extra
__L
^
(stock dividendi__
$llc
_
(quar.)
1
5
$1.12'A
(ouar.)
A
(ouar.)
11-
$1 05
lire/)
$1
1
12-
334%
11-15
llr23
$1.10
Clopay Corp. (s-ai
Coca Ccfla
Bottling .(N. Y.)
$1
(quar.)
class
gtd.
1-
12-15
_:
Power
12-10
$1.25
•
fanar..)
Clifton
'.
Dayton
12-1
87 Vac
5%
5
1
11-10
50p
preferred
&
.12-10
.12-21
,,
32 Vz C
5
1
12-
8
II-30
12-15
Mfg.
11-30
1
.$1
(quar.i
11-
12-
class
Corp., common
33A%
^
.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Dayton
'.
dividend)
(Chattanooga),
8
11-
12Vac
933Ac
preferred (quar.)
(increased-quar. i
?
Inc.
9
.
common
ClevelantV& Pittsburgh RR.,
4%
(quar.)__
(stock
Co.
11-
30c
(quar.)________
Dock,
Mills,
Rvllesbv
11-30
87 Vac
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Burndv
*25c
Ltd
1
11-
.
,
Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)_
Electric Illuminating—
:
Cleveland
Industries—
(increased
Water
Clearfield
_
Dredeing,
preferred
Investing
City
net
JL2-. 1
$1.12 Va
$4.40
65c
from
Dana
7
..
-i___
.
35c
10c
Dahlstrom
5C
(quar.)
12-
11-
1
l'li-30
11-20
2%
(stock
12-
1
12-
25c
$4.20
Crystal
30c
12'Ac
(quar.)
12-
Ltd.—
preferred
4Vi>%
11-21
„v
...
—
$1.25
common
preferred
4.207c
5
.
.
:.
common
(stock
18-30
12-14
.
(quar.)_
.
Co.,
12-
5c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
11-
(quar.>_
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Service
12-15
50c
(s-a)
inc
Class
11-30
25c
>
1
preferred
Cities
.
A
(quar.)
Curtis
12-28
preferred
5%
9
1-15
$10c
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
11 n2 4
$1.07
_
Caizms, .Inc.- (quar.)_
Cincinnati.
11-23
11-
11-20
11-26
2%
(s-a)
12-1,4
25c
—
Milling Machine,
11-23
7
12-10
12-10
*30c
Corp.
12-31
75c
!
Industries
12-
25c
(quar.)
A
Publishing
Tissue
7
11-26
11-16
50c
(quar.)
12-14
A
11-
12-10
l]-30
40c
,
pfd.
1
%iarl5 .9-
$1.18%
.(increased-quar.
Z
L
Craft
4%
11-15
-
Oil
^
$1
1-15
45 c
1
Ltd.—
Coal
Forster
5%
.
preferred (quar-LCity Finance Go. (quar.)
Co._.
Inc.
Burlington
1
12-15
31 V4c
(increased quar.)
capital gains and
Gold
1
12-
15c
investment income)
Bullock's,
12-
15c
Mfg.
1-
v-—-——<
Quarterly
Cincinnati
70c
(quar. i__
Fund,
(55c
.
'
1-1
„
Chrysler
Corp.
(-quar.)._______
Churchill fztr-o Cov"
'uuar.t
12-24
30c
pfd.
1
10c
5.50';
1-
Press
&
30c
(quar.)_^_.
Cotton
Chlrug &
ChrLs
(quar.)
Company,
'
u
;
preferred
Quarterly
^
Cuneo
1-
11-16
12-
(•extra)
Zellerbach,
Crum
-
11-16
1
55c
(initial-quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
Pass
10-31
•
1
12-
33c
class
Inc.
Knowles
Nest
11-26
°c
of: Virginia..
Quarterly
11-15
$1.37
12-31.
.
Milwaukee^ St. Paul & Pacific RR.
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument (quar.)
1"_
Chicago .Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chiekasha
(quar.)
Crown
•
<
-
5%
"
.
11-26
Ohio. By., common (quar.)
<
11-15
Co.
Buckingham Corp., class A
Dreferred
•*
.
11-30
(quar.)
(Charles) Co. (quar.i
Brunswick
2
12-15
Brown Shoe Co.
Bruning
.1-
•
11-30
(quar.)
Gas,
11-15
1-15
common
dividend-
.
-D12-31 %
-lQe
12-
(quar.)
Properties
Company,
..11-15
.
——
3 Va %
Crowell-Collier
Chicago.
.
2*c
__
'__
Company (quar.)
<fe Sharpe Mfg. Co.
Brown
:
(quar.)
Brockton, Taunton Gas
3
-
:
11-28
5%; V
(quar,)____
Chesapeake. Corp.
.
.
11-15
*$1.57
:
r quar.i
5.60';
12-
3
Ltd.—
co.
(Guar.)
preferred
-
11-20
12-14
933/4c
Telephone
^referred
5
12-
20c
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores
12-
-1-2
35c
:
—
preferred
British
25c
12-31
'40c
12-14
25c
5%
H.),
class
Co.
&
Crow's
V
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Enterprises, Inc.; common_,
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
4'A.%
prefeiaied - (qimr,i_:__^
Chesape.ake
Crorapton
•
1
334%
____:
43A.%.
Stock
Brilfo
:'.>i
.
11-23
11-21
$1
1
Corp.,
Participating
Crompton
..
11-30
11-21
1-
(quar.)
Provost,
11-26
11-30
12-15
12-15
10c
11-28
2%
5
45c
Cory Corp.
12-18
11-26
••
Ltd.,
Gas
W.
&
12-3-1
,'
...
11-30
dividend
12-31
Boston_______
.preferred
(G.
Stock
.12-31
68c
(q.uar.)__
Co.
of
Chemetron
11-15
,
B.)
(A.
Corson
Crane
$1.12'A
12-
.
;
11-20
12-15
(ouar.)
Reynolds Corp.,
$1.03
•
(quar.)
11-20
&
Cousins
_
(quar.)—__
common
1
Brahdywine Raceway Assn.—
Bush
Inc.,
Corroon
$1.19
(stock dividend)
12*
■*
Inc.,
Sl'.20
Bush
Papers,
7
10-31
:
America
of
Co.
12-
11-15
j
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
Co.
_____
25c
(quar.)
common
dividend)>
—l-
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champliu Oil & Refining
$3 preference
(quar.)_
income
gains)
Corp.,
Company
earned
irom
caoital
Fisheries
Borden
$5
Belt
2
27c
,
11-
11-30
dividend)
(stock
Natural
.2%
i
10c
plus
Bud'd
^dividend:
Corning
1
(quar.)
—
Stock
25c
(quar.)
Extra
1
10-31
35c
.
,
Brass
12-
7
11-30
$1.25
s
11-23
25c
50c
12-
12-31
62'Ac
A
11-14
(s-a)
,'25c
—
,
(quar.)
Acceptance -Corp.
(stock
Industries
(quar.)
B
2
12-
(quar.
7
11-29
2oc
(N. Y.)
Co.
Distillery,
(H.)
Class
1.1-30
Inc.
1-
27c.
....
(quar.)__^.—
preferred
Corby
11-20
Co.
Varnish
1-
•
31c
preferred
75c
Copymation,
3334c
2nd
12 VaC
1
11-15
.
5.44%
A
11-
1
•
4.15%
7
12-
31'Ac
12-
12-
___
coin,
7
12-
2
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. • (quar.)_.
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar,)--'
Copperweld Steel Co.
(quar.)
Paint
Couvrette &
—____——:—-
11-15
Bell Inc.
tquar. 1
Boeing Company
(quar.)
&
-tquar,)_
common
12-
2
(quar.)___
1
$1,34%
11-15
.
preferred
12-
$1.23
(quar. )_______
Corp.
Co-.,
2
I-
Steel Industries—
Copper &
11-16
•
-
1-
1-
iquar.)
(Chicago)
Co.
12-15
$1.12'A
11-
10-19
50c
Casualty
11-30
.
8
2
11-30
11-20
9 3 34c
$25c
12-21
11-
(quar.i
Insurance
11-30
8
8
1
20c
common
&
•
11-
11-
12-
35c
(quar.)
Cook
5c
1
1
:
Co.,
Continental
41c
11-15
12-
22V2c
(Chicago)
11-16
•
11-15
$1.13
$1.04
30c
11-30
■/■'.V
11-15
11-13
$1.12Va
12-15
1
1
1
*"20c
—
11-30
$1.12 'A
1-2
class
5%
12-18
12-
_
Industries,
11-30
11-20
12-17
.
Can
Continental
11-15
12-15
6%
12-
11-28
12-' 1
12-
Extra
1
12-
2
12-
*50c
*12c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
2-15
12-31
15c
(quar.~)!_1
Aluminum
West
dividend
4.75%
11-15
1
3.-1
11-
10c
(quar.)
'
$3i75
12-10
•
12-10
(quar.)
4 J 2c
.
________
preferred
(quar.)____
$5
preferred
(qdar.J
$1:35
preferred
(quar.)
4.96%
prefemd. (quar;):
Central Vermont Public Service,
•
pfd.
class A
*15c
$2:50
12-14
Co.
Extra
$1
35c
,
preferred
Continental
19c
$1.40
1
11-15
:_
_____
Blue
Brac'i
Stock
11-15
common—
______
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Building
Bondstock
Telephone
11-19
$1.41'A
.(quar.)
preferred
Bloomfield
12-
11-15
12-
$1.16
Electric—
South
4%
11-30
30c
______
11-21
1
30c
5%
.Continental Assurance Co.
11-15
11-30
$1.06'A
tquar. k_-__
Service,
1
1-
Corp. of America—
Common (increased quar.)
11-30
-
$1.12'A
—
12-
30c
Container
1
.12-
$1.12'A
_____n
(quar.)____
&
11-23
7
Water
Consumers
•
60c
dividend >____
common
(quar.)
Central
■
•'.••,•
-
5c
preferred
(quar.)i__
preferred (quar.)
a.
5%%
12-
11-30
•
.
Inc._______^—_—
Public
Central
•
Bros.
*;
(quar. i___^
Louisiana
4.50%
-
$1.18%
:
(quar.)
Co.
12-10
j.____—_—
(quar.)
preferred
Central
49c
class A
(quar.)
Electric—
Gas &
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Eooth
7
$1.05
(quar.i
preferred
(E.
12-
4.92%
11-23
quar. 1
Merchandising,
5.607c
7
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
Illinois
preferred
4%
•
.
Light,
preferred
Central
■
Service,
preferred
4.64%
'
Blackstone
Bohn
12-21
12-
Ligut—
(increased
Blackmnn
67c
12-
1
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mortgage,
60c
2
25c
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
4 75':
Bloch
preference ,(quar.)l__
Centennial
Turf
Club
(stock
20c
(quar.)
Power
Common
4.2D''
Bliss
Centennial
75c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-23
A_^—_—
11-16
35c
200
5
12 Vac
&
preferred
preferred
$4.16
56'Ac
class
Ltd.,
3
1-
f
20c
.
:
Extra
Bird
$4.52
—
Products
11-
$1.12 Va
.
Black-Clawson
—,
12-
3c
preferred (quar.)
<fc Smith, Inc.
(increased)
Binusy
;
Food
yc
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Extra
4
$4.50
(puaf.ti-^.-.—^——:_
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Inc..
2
11-30
_40c
_•—__
3-20
3
$1
11-
10-31
.,
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-
L
Co., Ltd
Co., common
12-10
*
•
—
12-
1
Power
11-20
:—
(quar.)___•___——___
12-17
4%
37 Vac
(quar.)
Manufacturing
6'A%
______
(quar.)
junior
Mills
Extra
Catelli
(reduced)
common
Glass
Consumers
11-30
common.
Corp.,
Consumers
i2'Ac
(quar:i____—
preferred
preferred
Convertible
will be
12-31
11-16
tquar.
(a
4-
*3c
tlOc
28c
preferred
(quar.i__j__.
& Scott'
(quar.)
-
4Va%
in
Mills,
50c
shares
12-20
(quar.)
Theatres, Ltd.,
1-15
30c.
B
2
is-ai—
12-10
(interim).—
ordinary
1-
*15c
B
'40c
_.—_
12-20
Extra
Pirie
4Va%
(stock dividend)
Steel
11-12
.
•••
'B'
Beryllium Corp.
Bethlehem
2
12-1
3c
(quar.)__;_z
Ltd.
4preferred
Carson
10-30
11-21
1-
(quar.)—L-l—
Steel
4.5)0%
1
"B'
class
shares
common
3
'B.'
be paid
i.o.ders
to
common
common.
'A'
11-lfe
1
classes
two
dividend will
stock
'A'
class
into
12-
12-
A shares
in class
payable
reclassified
be
12-21
50c
Bros. Bag Co. (quar.)
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance (Los Ang.)
Class
common—:-—^
payment less British \ income tax)
Carrier Corp.,
common
iquar.i——;__
11-16
1
25c
(s-ai
Bemis
Shares
12-
c
Consolidated
11-12
.
'Carreras,- Ltd.,
•
4V4%
11-15
2
,
(qpar.
Cement,
Carpenter Steel
,
11-16
11-16
1
Inc.
'Carolina
8
1-15-
11-30
10c
—,
Consolidated
1
1-
Inc.
Textile
11-15
12-
80c
Papers,
$1
Caregsa,
"Caribbean
9
12-
17'AC
—
(quar.)
2-
4-30
20c
—
common
1
Investments,
-
2
—
$20c
—
(increased quar.i—
B
1
common
:—
(increased quar.)___
15c
(quar.)
dividend
:—
common
12-15
17 Vac
Consolidated
*27'Ac
.(quar.).
4'.6
Belding Heminway
(quar.)__
Co.
11-15
-
1
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
4%
preferred
12-
Manufacturing
4%
4%
30c
petroleum
Stock
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Belden
—
11-30
11-30
1
1-
Extra
12-17
*20c
com._
(quar.i
•
Bearings,
Consolidated
•11-30
12-17
9
12-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Laundries
(quar.)
*25c
9
11-
12-15
Mines,
Foods
*25c
—;
r——
Natural Gas,
Western
preferred
5'A%
:
*
;
.
Y.)
Financial
Consolidated
11-
1
10c
10c
(N.
11-
•
1
12-
—
:——
*5c
—
—
Securities—
11-16
12-
*50c
Yellowknife
Limited
tlOc
(quar.)_
:
_
1
Ltd.
Canada
Barber-Greene
General Electric
10-31
12-14
*27 Vac
•
Corp.
Equipment
&
35c
*$1
'
Building
America
11-20
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Discovery
Consolidated
1
11-7
11-27
*60c
—~
•
Extra
Bank
•
.
Inc.,
(Toronto)
Assn.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
'
Canadian
Savings
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
11-20
12-15
20c
'
(quar.)
common
preferred
4%
•
Bank
Mills Corp.,
11-
*$1.10
12-15
30c
$1.43
29c
5.72%
preferred
(quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
%
Payable of Rec.
20c
44-
pfd. tquar.)
Ltd., 4.40%
(quar.)
common
*.87 Vac
1__
;
_
Canada Safeway Co.
•Canadian. Breweries,
Service,
Public
Community
Share
4:87'Ac
„T
10-31
.
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Ret\
^
(quar.)
B
11-15
11-25
Share
Company
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Holderr
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
.
12-24
11-30
12-
11-
Water-____
$1.50
S
1
9
Volume
196
Number 6213
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'
..
_
.
.
.
'
,
,
When
Per
Name of
East
Share
Mines, Ltd
Stainless Steel
(stock
Eastern
Eaton
El
Company
Sullivan
Manufacturing
Natural
Paso
Common
4.10%
4 '% %
5.65%
preferred
preferred
6.40%
prelerred
Electric
Hose
Electric
&
General
9
General
Indicator
13-
1
11-
9
General
Motors
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
Electric
Storage
Extra
12-
1
11-
9
1
11-
9
Extra
12-
1
11-
9
General
12-
1
11-9
receipts
30c
:
Corp.
Corp.
Electronics
(quar.)_.
Elwell-Parker
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
three
Equity Capital
Stock
Co.
$2
90c
inc.
term
River
5.80%
Far
pfd,
(initial
Light
Financial
Underwriters
Traders
7
Life
Insur.
Assn.
Co.
11-2
Gerber
11-30
Getz
11-30
Giant Food,
Casualty
_
Bearings
National
4.60%
preferred
Screw
Sign
Common
& Signal
Metal
Fidelity
Mfg.
Fidelity
and
&
Deposit
Field
(Marshall)
Avenue
(quar.)
3
Filtrol
Co.
&
7
11-23
12-
7
11-23
12-
1
11-
Gold
1
11-30
12-
10-31
1
12-io
Finance Co.
Class
'
•
Stock
Bank
Stock
Extra
Charter
12-10
11-16
12-17
12-15
c
11-29
12-15
First
National
First
Republic
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
11-29
11-
Fischer
&
Fishman
(Mj
Flintkote
Company,
H.)
Co.
preferred
$4.50
Steel
Florida
Water
Flying
Tiger
preferred
Mineral
Motor
Ex-tra
Co.
4'%%
Stock
French
7%
Geduld
Stock
Mines.
quar.)
of
Frost
(Charles
Class
12-15
&
'
.
.12-15
11-
1
2
2
11-
1-12
12-12
*12-14
11-15
12-
c
1
11-23
30c
12-
1
1-
11-
Class
A
12-
$7
1
12-10
&
Smith
&
Furman-Wolfson
t
pfd.
Ross,
(quar.).
Inc.
_
(quar.).
_
(initial).
Utilities,
1
11-15
Horn
Hardart
12-15
11-15
12-
1
12-
11-
2
12-
12-21
11-23
12-
1
11-16
30c
12-21
11-23
10-29
2-28
6-21
$15c
$1
18%
5-31
1
11-15
12-
1
4-30
12-10
11-13
Hudson
12-10
•11-13
12-14
Corp.,
class
Monthly
G-L
Electronics
Gardner-Denver
Garland
Class
Gas
Gas
Geco
Gem
A
(monthly)
5c
5c
■.
(6tock
Co.,
dividend)
common
11-15
12-31
12-15
$1.41
12-29
12-
1
Hudson
12-
11-23
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-23
10c
25c
20c
A
_
(quar.)
Service
payable
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.).
Electronic
General
Distributors, Inc. (stock div.)
Acceptance Corp., com.
(quar.)
America
General
American
General
Stock
preferred
American
Corp.
(quar.)
Investors—
(ouar.)
Oil
Co.
(Texas)
11-
11-23
__
3%
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
19-14
1-
2
12-21
12-20
12-
7
3
15c
12-12
11-16
15c
12-12
11-16
,•
40c
12-12
11-16
$1.12'%
12-28
12-20
10%
B
2-28
—
—___—
dividend)
12-
15c
common—
11-16
4 JC
12-
6
11-21
12-
6
i 1-21
12-28
(quar.)!
12-14
*
j
35 c
i
i-iaul
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.10
1-15
12-31
45c
class
A
(quar.).
Products
1
11-23
12-
1
11-23
32c
12-
1
11-23
35 y4c
12-
1
11-23
11-30
$13c
11-26
11-
17c
11-20
10-31
40c
—
11-16
12-
17 %c
——
11-26
12-17
31 y4c
(quar.)
11-26
12-10
31 Vac
________—__
11-16-
12-10
$75c
(quar.)
12-10
17'%c
(quar. 1
12-14
11-30
——_
—
(quar.)__,_—
.
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
$1.95
11-30
11-15
12-31
12-
7
Hupp
4%
1-16
12-5
62 '%C
12-31
12-
12-
11-15
12-15
10-31
25c
12-14
12-
95
10 .op
19-13
&
Corp.,
Industries,
1
11-21
1-
1
11-
6
12-14
11-
12-
7
11-23
9
12-
7
11-23
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-30
(stock
common
preferred!
Huston
(Tom)
common
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)_
•
Stockholders
Hutchinson
approve
Ltd.
Sugar,
'
split—-
5-i'or-l
a
.!
(quar.)___.
'
■'
income
11-30
11-
7
11-30
11-
7
11-30
11-30
1-
7
11-7
Sash & Door Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)—
4Vg % prior preferred (quar.)____
$1
5%
$2.75
preferred
I-T-E
series
12c
12-24
12-14
$1.12
12-24
12-14
69c
i-
(quar.) —
A
Circuit
—
and
Power
11-
7
11-30
11-
7
Stock
11-30
11-
7
Indiana
7
1-
2
12-15
50c
12-24
Indiana
Harris-Teeter
Harshaw
11-21
11-
12-10
11-23
—
50c
12-10
11-23
$1.25
12-10
11-23
$1.25
—
5%
3-11
7
2-21
Extra..
10-11
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Inland
12-15
11-19
Institutional
28c
'
Steel
11-19
11-19
12-15
11-19
$1.25
12-15
11-19
$1.27
„-—._
12-15
12-15
$1.11
12-15
11-19
Stock
12-
11-15
5%
preferred
A
5%
preferred
B
investment
'
(quar.).:
35c
1
1-
1
12-17
$22%c
1-
1
12-17
25c
12-
1-
6Uc
12-18
12-
12-
425c
3
11-
9
2-15
2-
5
15c
Extra
Inc.
1
11-26
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-15
12-12
(quar.)—,
World,
$1.25
__,
Inc.
(quar.)„—
12-
1
11-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
-
12-
3
11-
9
1-21
1-
4
$1.50
12 %C
12-
7
'30c
(quar.)_—:
Supermarkets
Co.
12-10
_i_
Refractories,
Corp.
11-26
(quar.)_:
(quar.)__
!
—
12-14
10c
1-15
25c
12-
7
11-21
12-
3
—
—:
(quar.
1
11-15
1
11-15
2
12-
3
12-
3
12-
1
11-
7
12-
3
11-
1
10c
$15c
--
1%
'or'nr.)—
i—
1
12-10
1
12-10
1-
1
Co.,
Resistance
—
Ltd.
Co.
11-
1-15
12-
1
9
12-14
11-
$50c
12-20
5
'11-20
Co.
Stretch
International
Telephone
convertible
11-
7
9
11-30
11-15
7 vjsC
(quar.)
11-30
11-15
12-28
11-15
2%
income
plus 6c
10c
profits)
27 VaC
(quar.)
5c
Products
International
11-20
12-
Fund—
investment
realized
Silver
12-20
$30c
10C
_____
Resources
net
<quar.(__
_________
-—-—
dlvidend__
net
12-10
12-10
60c
+20c
Petroleum
from
11-10
1
11-
_
—
International
from
12-
12-10
Ltd.—
of Canada,
International
(4c
12-31
25c
—
31 Vac
quarterly
International
1-15
10-22
12-17
from
—
Machines
International Nickel Co.
Extra
1
1-30
11-23
35c
31 '/4c
quar.)———
(quar.)!
(quar.).
&
4%
12-
1
1-
$20c
7
■——--—
11-23
12-
1"
11-
2'% %
—
12-31
25c
11-
1
$1.75
International
11-16
1
12-
S3
)_
Extra
11-30
12-
$1
40c
income)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred
25c
(quar.)
12-10
———
(increased
Increased
9
12-10
1-1
Ltd.—
International Business
Stock
(quar;)
(quar.)
&
11-30
1-15
'(quar.)_^._.^
common
11-30
12-10
5c
(quar.)
12-15
lie
(quar.)
wuar.)
12-15
$1
25c
Oo.,. common
li-
1
1-1
1——,——
3
$$1.25
12-
75c
11-14
$15c
(quar.)!—
11-23
11-21
30c
Inter-City Gas,
Ltd
;—-———
Inter-County Telephone &; Telegraphdividend
11-15
12-14
12-10
20c
Foundation Fund
Institutional
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Co.—
$1.05
12-
11-
S A.—
Mexico
De
Shares,
$1.10
—_—.
—__——
11-29
$1.06'%
(Sra)___————
:—
Ingram & Bell, Lta. (quar.)
Inland Credit, class A
(stock dividend i_—
Inland Container, class A (increased)-—_—
1
11-29
12-14
11-16
1
onc
(quar.)
common
_—!———
1
1
12-14
25c
(quar.)-————
preferred
1-
1
12-
2 %
—
shares
12-
$1.16
1*
quar.)
(quar.)—!_
Co.
Water,
40c
12-
2%
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
6%
2
9
6C
iquar.)—_—-r.
Corp.
Electrlca
1-
10-25
11-
5c
preferred
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)_
American
1-15
11-20
12-17
$37 %c
Ltd. (quar.)—_
(mouliny)—
(initial)—
Water
11-16
50c
dividend-
General
$1.29
i_
•(increased
common
Chemical
Hart-Carter
12-14
12-10
25c
——
——
&
57 y2c
-
—
(quar.)
Telephone
Gas
15c
(year-end)
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
Industria
64c
1
(quar.)^—
(quar.-)--Co.
Co.,
Imperial-Flo Glaze Paints,
Income Properties, class A
11-30
11-
37 %C
-
com.
Breaker, common
preferred (quar.
4.60%
11-30
._____!—_
—j—
Brace
7
Huttig
Indianapolis
(quar.)
Harman,
Harris-Intertype
5
Peanut
4'A%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
5
$1.25
11-23
10c
(quar.)__—
Water
preferred
11-15
12 '%C
Inc.—
(quar.)_!____—
preferred
&
12-31
93 %c
$1
(quar.)
Bay Co
Gas Trust
Foods
10c
(quar.)—____—
preferred
Organ
4
11-16
(quar.)_——
Hunt
16c
preferred
Utilities,
Watch
2-
1
12-1
$1.25
;
t
Hugoton Production
12l/2C
^
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Harcourt
J
12-
quar.)__
Paper,
Vitamin
19c
(increased)—
preferred
5%
1
11-29
3
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Independent
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)___!___!____^_—
Halliburton Company
(quar.)
!
Hamilton Cotton Co..Ltd., common
6%
5
12-
preferred (quar.)—_____———
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
Hugoton
Idaho
■
;
5.16%
Harbison-Walker
3
12-14
10c
(quar.)
12-
5%
$1.1?"*
__
12-28
25c
25c
_;
dividend
2-25
11-15
11-
12-27
Corp.—
Illinois Central RR.
gains
(quar.)___^
Extra
12-31
25c
_i_
General
$4.50
3-15
1-10
12-10
5
12-14
iquav.t__
income
—————
Handy
45c
._
11-
2%
$1.06'A
A
in
1st
4%
11-15
11-15:
B
41c
from
(9c
investment
preferred
1
11-30
•
series
income
gains
Fund
Fund
Handmacher-Vogel,
25c
(quar.)
_
12•
5
11-27
—_
(N. Y.),
11-23
10c
12-
25C
—
class
12-10
12-14
1 %%
—
and
2
40c
——
—.———
(stock
4
1-
preferred
3c
(quar.)
from
(13c
—7
11-
12 %c
(Columbus, Ga.)
Co.- (quar.)
12-14
1-
5%
2%c
——_
Equip, shrs.
capital
11-21
11-23
12-28
40c
—
series
41c
12-
12-15
10c
—_—
preferred
35c
(quar.)__
capital
preferred
Hammond
7
11-30
1
30c
(quar.)
Elec.
12-12
3
12-28
12-
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Fund—
net
2
11-
$15c
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Pulp
5.12%
1
$1.62%
(quar.)
Fund
50c
12 %c
11-14
(initial)
preferred
12-
40c
(quar.)
__—4.
Hamilton
j
11-14
5%
—
—i
Fund
2%
;
(quar.)
Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)
Light Co.
,
5%
12-29
(Houston)—
-Hajcca Corp.
5%
4-16
11-30
r
1
1
1
Shares
Brass,
5%
11-15
11-30
12-
12-
2'%c
Hudson Bay
15c
&
preferred
Hahn
;
12-21
7
11-30
(quar.)
A
Company
10-31
12'Ac
Futterman
Houston
I-Iubinger
Hudsons
(quar.)
Brick
11-15
preferred
(ouar.)—
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Common
3
-12-
c
20c
4.40%
1
C
1
Ltd.—
Mines,
(quar.)_.
preferred
12-
$62'/2
11-30
12-
11-15
10c
Co.
preferred
4%
$20c
—
12-
12-31
7
Ltd.—
Insurance
12-28
lie
1
12-
$70c
10-31
25c
Gold
(increased
40c
!
11-20
$45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
1
5
11-15
12 VaC
7
Vision
1-
$20c
1
20c
of
30c
:
12-
Extra
House
93 %c
2
11-15
1
5c
preferred (quar.)
Hoskins Manufacturing Co.
3%%
11-
11-14
•-
Mutual
Hackensack
11-30
3-21
&
2
11-23
12-10
1-
12-14
1
37 %c
5%
12-15
20c
•.
Power
Bond
States
$5.08
1
J 2-21
$15c
$15c
■___
4%
12-
11-16
14c
...
(quar.).
Land
10c
La.)
4.64%
$5
11-16
12-
Horizon
$20c
2
12-
(quar.)______
Corp
A
class
on
12-14
5c
(increased)-
com.
112-
—
—
preferred
2
5%
from
Corp.
$4.20
12-10
Extra
4 V2 %
1-
Common
(quar.)__!_
10c
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
1
8 7 Vac
(quar.)
B
Class
11-
(increased)
Products
preferred
$4.40
12-14
Tea
2-
20c
7-
(quar.)
class
11-23
'
12-31
$1.09%
.)
(quE
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
11-30
stock)
Power,
9-28
11-16
Hoover
$7%c
B
Fire
10c
Oil
Gulf
11-16
preferred
12-14
stock)
or
Gulf
11-15
15c
(quar.)
,
(qqar. )■_•__
Trailer.
.{c"
11-16
$5
32 %c
32V2C
—
Ltd.
from
or
Gulf
9
1
12-12
15c
Ltd.,
Life
preferred
$5
11-19
22'/2c
& Dock Co.
Administered
Extra
,
1
■
1
—
dividend
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)__i
Stock
from
14c
2
12-26
1
1
4-
Mfg. (quar.)__
,77;—___
(stock dividend)____—
Corp., common (quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Household
from net realized capital gains.,—-_—_
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common (quar.)—
11-23
Stock
20c
!—
Elec.
28c
Rouge,
11-28
12-12
11-26
1-10
20c
3-
4-11
—
Valve
80c
;___—
3-11
_______
common
(quar.)—
3»c
(quar.)
1
$.04166
_______
(quar.
M.)
Mining
•
—
12-
1-10
2-11
Securities:
Guardian
$5
Co.
$1.50
Wine, Ltd., class B
:
Guaranty
Income
Life
Insurance > (Baton
12-14
12-10
8c
——
11-16
12-10
stocks——
&
$4.25
Corp.—
common
Petroleum
12-14
11-26
11-26
12-
11-23
(quar.)
Chemical
Hooker
12-12
10c
11-23
12-21
_________—____—_____________
Homestake
12-12
15c
11-15
$.04166
class A
Consolidated
Holophane
10c
—i.
General
1
A
Hollinger
Honeggers
12-
1
15c
Homestead
Growers
11-16
12-
'
Fmehanf
11-15
10c
1
12-
S. 04166
Ltd.
Co.
Hollingshead (R.
Holly Oil Co
8c
^
plus
4
2%
,
class. A
1
—
12-
11-30
J
Co.—
Inc.,
B
$4.44
.(quar.)
Co.,
12-
Industries
cash
11-16
10c
Mfg.
E.)
1
1
11-15
:
Store
cash
1-10
12-
$.■703
;
(quar.)..
1111-
(quar.)_
Gas
preferred
Fully
.
preferred
5
5
(quar,)_
Dredge
Southern
plus
11-13
3%
ADRS—.
_
6%
California
A
1
-26
25c
(quar.)
__
Finance,
Fritzi
211
12-14.
Dauch,
Quarterly
1
—
Common
10-31
25c
preferred-..
8
12-19
(quar.)
Pacific
(s-a)
Aviation
11-19
hf,
171/2
Ltd.
11-15
12-
(quar.)!——:——
2
12-15
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—
Six-for-five split on both the Common and
12-
-
common
(quar.)_
(quar.).=.——
Capital Growth
10-22
12-20
561Ao
(ouar.)__
dividend
Friendly
-11-25.
.12-17
10c
(quar.)
L_,
Investing—
11-
1
11-
$.04166
Corp.
Mfg.
class
11-20
12-
12-21
Extra
12-
(quar.)
Mountain
11-23
$$2.50
__
!_
Co.
F.)
Inc.
12-14
&
Hobart
12c
——_—_
J
Co.
preferred
preferred
Class
11-21
45c
(increased
Hinde
11-29
10-31
12-15
11-26
(quar.)
7
Hotels
._
(initial)
12-
27 %c
_____________
(quar.)
Northern
Co.
Corporation
11-23
.(quar.)_
!
(quar.)
Hilton
7
Rubber
&
(A. P.)
11-20
1
preferred
Hills Supermarkets,
12-
Gas
11-20
12-
$$1.25
:
non-cumulative
Friden.
12-15
12-15
%
7
10c
Winnipeg Gas
11-23
(monthly )_„____
11-15
%c
7%c
Co.,
Extra
11-20
12-15
A
11-
27
________
11-23.
11-26
$.04166
A
12-18
12-14
(quar.
11-23
12-12
15c
(monthly)_
11-30
1
Power,
Grolier,
4
20c
Sulphur
(Fred
I
12-15
10c
Corp.
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Freeport
11-
25c
___.
Free. State
J 2-
1
A
12-18
1-
Lakes
Group
A
Hill
11-23
12-12
50c
A
25c
$1.15
Paper,
Grocery
11-19
2%
(quar.)
common
:11-19
11-23
12-12
30c
A_!
i:—,_u
7 %c
12-14
Lakes
Gregory
11-14
12-17
5c
Foster-Wheeler
Foxboro
.12-14
1
dividend
Extra
12-18
9c
;
11-30
12-12
c
12y2C
(year-end)
common
class
Co.
Hicks-Ponder
1
Co.
Green
12-31
35c
____
fcnvr.)__
Glass
1
20c
Inc.,
preferred
Foster-Forbes
1-
1-18
&
1
$1
6V2 %
11-16
56]/4C
(year-end)—
(quar.)
11-23
1
1-
Greeley
10-17
$1
dividend)
:
Co.
1-
$1.23
Greater
11-16
5
20c
(s-a)______
Ltd.
10c
•
(quar.)__
Quarterly
10-26
12-
(quar.)______
(Canada),
Dairies
12-14
12-10
_____
pfd.
54^/2 0
7
20c
Appley—
(monthly)
(monthly)
3 %
12-14
Co.
Lakes
$2.50
5
2%
(quar.)_
(stock
11-23
12-14
preferred
$2.80
5
12-
12-10
__
—
Motor
Foremost
12-
3%
___
'(quae.)—
Co.
-
55c
(s-a)
Inc.
Mart
12-15
$1.12%
Utilities
1
(initial)
Atlantic
Great
11-16
27c
__
B
1-
1
Extra—.:
2
50c
(quar.)____
class
line Inc., 5%
Markets, com.
Giant
12-15
7,/-c
(reduced)
&
12-17
5%
(quar.).
Utilities,
11-23
1
Great
11-15
7 Ms c.
div.)
(quar.)
Florida
11-
12-15
5%
quar.)
_
11-23
1
1-
Great
5
11-20
20c
____
common
preferred
Public
11-
10c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2,25
Florida
!•_
dividend)
(quar.)
11-23
1
1-
1-
Co.
Powder,
Jones
(monthly)
Ileublein, Inc. (quar.)
Heyden Newport Chemical,
$4.37% preferred (quar.)
5C
&
(W. T.)
Great
V
(quar.)
■_
(stock dividend).
(stock
1
1-
66c
"
1-
(quar.)!—|
Green
Inc.
Porter Co.
11-26
20c
(Oregon)
class A
Steel,
55c
59 %C
Extra
8
50c
(quar.)
.
Corp.,
11-23
$1.24
Batteries
R.)
Great
11-16
11-30
7c
__
Bank
Sterling
Union
Common
Field)
(initial)—!
(stk.
!____
:
(W.
3%%
Marshall
(increased
12-31
-
•
11-23
30c
Class
11-15
12-12
$15c
_
(quar.)
Class
1
12-
%c
13%c
—
Class
11-15
11-16
lzc
—__________
Class
1
11-15
12%
___
Class
12-
12-
12-10
12 VaC
!
(quar.)
convertible
Herman
$1.25
Employees
Graniteville
11-30
11-30
15c
Corp.
$2
53yBC
pfd.
$5
Extra
/
Corp.
Herff
12-14
23c
14
12-10
Galion Products—
Hercules
11-15
11-23
1%
12 '/oC
Industries
1 %
Brick
common
Grace
11-30
30c
_
Financial
11-15
1
56 %c
:
'(extra
Corp.
Government
12-' 4
3%
--,_!-
First
1
12-
$1.25
(quar.)_.
&
Great
dividend
12-
55c
10-31
12-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
62 Vac
v
Co.
Curtis
6%
(quar.)
Gossard dH. W.)
t,
'12-14
3iy4c
Corp.
Hercules
20c
Co.
"
Gould-National
New
•'?»!%*'
28%
America, class A (quar.
(quar.)
General
5
(quar.)—___'
Telegraph (quar.)—!___
Tire
Grand
.
of
B
Financial
11-
Corp.. class A- (monthly).
(monthly).!
Stock
Gcrham
12-26
37'%C
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
(quar.)
Shale
Goodvear
11-20
1-10
J
•'
;
Maryland
Hclene
(quar.)__^____!______
•
Nugget
Grant
A
5
;
-
Mining
11-
Knitting Mills
&
Golden
11-16
Creek)—
_
(see
12-21
(quar.)__________________
Co.,
tax)
A
Gloray
—
;
class
12-31
12-12
lr-20
45c
(quar.)____
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.—
New
common
(initial)
Heath
(D. C.) Co.
(quar.)
27V2C
;
Globe Security Systems, new com. (initial)
Globe-Wernicke Industries
(quar.
12-15
12-
30C
of
Co.
11-23
Co.
11-10
1
12-31
be
(quar.l_l___!___
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-
__J
Class
10-15
30c
'
(quar.)
Cards,
10-26
Hecla
quar.)
Corp.
Company
Glicknian
7
12-31
Fund, Inc. (year-end from
accumulated net income.)
Fifth
Fuller
12-
40c
2
Co.
11-23
Co.
12-
30c
,
Telephone Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
!__:
5.50%
12-28
Holders
Payable of Rec.
48 %c
prelerred
22V2c
Co.
(quar.)
Corp, (quar.)
Inc., cdass A (quar.)—
Extra
Capital
current
Ford
12-
$7.50
(quar.)
Ford
12-18
23 %c
preferred
4%
1
Corp.—
$1.25
11-30
4%
;
(quar.)^____'__!_!_______
Company
&
come
Assn.
dividend
12-15
Group, Ltd., American deposit rets.
(Final payment of 8V2%
less British in¬
35c
(quar.)
Foote
11-15
25c
preferred
Food
12-
5%
Works
$1.20
Food
11-30
20c
(increased)
Stock
$4
11-21
12-28
25c
(quar.).
5%
Products
Glen-Gery
__
___
4.80%
11-16
Glaxo
12-21
20c
'
10c
Mortgage
Increased monthly
Federal Paper Board Co.
Firth
Ginn
•
12 Vac
(Battle
11-16
8
45c
(William)
Gillette
11-30
15c
&
8
12-
5c
12-15
$1.45
J.)
12-
10c
dividend)
N.
Hawaiian
(quar.)_____
Power
$4.60
2
V
(quar.)
■
:__'!_
7
5.10%
.
tquar.)!
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-10
I
1-
dividend,..^.,
12-15
;
Federal-Mogul-Bower
First
12-
v..
(Syracuse)__
(Newark,
Quarterly
Inc.
$4.96
11-23
11-
1
caliiornla—
__
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
Special
Life
&
Ger.isco,
9
___
Corporation....
Corp. (quar.)
Compress & Warehouse
Insurance
Tire
9
11-
22'%c
(stock
Special
Fiat
General
10-31
11-
1
12-3
2-
net
—
:
Federal
4.36%
11-16
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Federal
5.28%
50c
Fed-Mart
Federal
11-15
preferred
preferred
87'%c
quar.)
Co.—
Corp.
Farmers
Federal
11-23
4%
Electric
'32Vic
.
preferred (quar.)^
preferred (quar,i_j.
preferred, (quar.)
1
:
Hawaiian
30c;
(quar.)
(increased
<
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Federal
4.25%
$4.92
UnuisuiuUiea
common
Farmers
Federal
4.75%
Georgia
(quar.)
irom
Metallurgical
Fedders
4.40%
11-15
90c
new
Electric
West
11-15
11-23
for
-
7
$1.1875
Telephone & Electronics—
Common
3
12-10
of
(quar.)
12-
plus 76c from net longcapital
gains,
payable
in
preferred
Fansteel
General
11-30
33'%%
preferred
ii*c
preferred
Stock
share
1-
y>7
approval)
(quar.)
l!-
stock)
or
$5
12-
income
Corp.,
Fall
11-30
4
(Minn.) —
conv.
realized
cash
FMC
11-15
5%
.>
convertible
ordinary
1
12-14
1
Agricultural
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4Gy4c
.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
gtd. (quar.)_
Erie Resistor Co.,
common
(yiear-end)
Euroiund,
12-
12-
(quar.)______
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—-
11-14
35c
17'%c
held)
dividend-
Equity Corp.,
12-
12-14
11-30
Hawaiian
2-
93%c
Preferred
12-20
12-15
20c
11-15
-
Association—
additional
(one
1
$1.18%
11-15
12-10
32 Vic
Industries
$1.09
Loan
shares
12-
$1.25
L
11-30
preferred '(quar.),
_1
General Telephone Co. -of Pennsylvania—
41c
(quar.)
(quar
dividend
each
12-15
2
7VaC
When
Share
$1.25
$2.20
25c
.r___
common
Epps Industries (stock dividend)
Equitable Gas Co., common t.Hw4U.»
&
1
10c
Co.
(Dallas)
(quar.)_
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.) (quar.)
Ennis Business Forms, Inc. (quar.)__
Savings
11-
60c
Casualty
Equitable
11-15
-1-
11-15
$1.50
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
i 5%
preferred (quar.)i__;____^_^__'___
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
11-21
$1.62
r
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-30
30c
(quar.)
1
12-
12-15
of Company
Electric
Light—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Harvey Aluminum, class A (quar.)_________
Harvey's Stores, class A
-!-__
Haveg Industries, Inc. (increased)
Haverty Furniture (stock dividend)
General
40c
:
Phonograph
Emery Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric,
4.36%
11-16
5
_
,
Advertising
Go.
5V'2%
11-16
12-14
2c
Electric
&
12-14
10-26
Hartford
(year-end).
Equipment—
Telephone
4Vz'%
7
12-
1
common
dividend. (Subject-to
General Steel
9
25c
(quar.)__
Radio
Employers
11-
55c
Corp., 6%
conv.
pref.
(s-a)_
Williamsport RR. preferred (s-a)
Emerson
Stock
11-20
12'%%
Investment
&
General
5
11-30
12-
45c
preferred
(quar.)____
Public Utilities (quai\)
General
Eleetrosolids
Elmira
9
11-9
1
Ltd.—
(final)
Co.
11-
12-
11-
18
Per
Name
5
12-15
5%
_____________
$4.75
11-
12-14
37'%c
dividend)
(quar.
Corp.,
Precision
12-1
$1.21%
Corp.
General/ Outdoor
10c
Elecirographic
Electrolux
$3.75
5
11-23
12Vac
__________
(stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
_12-
$1.25
__
(quar.)
Battery
9
Holden
Payable of Re a
12-
10c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
preferred
$1.42.7
_
1
_
$5
(quar.).
_________________
11-23
Foods
Corp.
Corp.
11-
$1.60
Instruments,
deposit
Corp.
When
Share
,
<
Ceramic
Corp.
1
$1.41'%
:
Rubner
Drive-m
12-
$1.37'%
■
(quar.)
Musical
American
Financial
$1.37'%
i
(quar.)_
&
Finance
12-18
(quar.)
preferred
General
&
$1.34
(quar.)
preferred
5
Battery
$1.06'%
___
(quar.)
5.68%
$4,875
11-
25c
(quar.)__
5.50%
$5
General
lx-23
General
$1.02'%
'___
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
4oc
(quar.)
preferred
5.36%
2%
___
,____
(quar.)
preferred
5>%%
Company
11-16
Co.—
(reduced
preferred
Per
Name of
11-30
General
dividend,
(quar.)
Gas
Holders
Payable oi Rec
$l5c
(2085)
<
.
preferred
Telegraph
1
11-29
11-
12-
11-14
1
11-20
11-
2
Corp.
$1.31'%
series
B
(quar.)
11-30
10-26
$1
(quar.)
11-30
10-26
$1
11-30
10-26
Continued
on
page
50
14
The Commercial and Financial
(2086)
Chronicle
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES!
52% Jan
17% Sep
75
3
25
34% Oct
21
Dec
55
16
81% Mar
56 % Aug 29
7
Apr
liy4 Oct
27% May 16
9
24
21% Jan
15
ABC
75 % Feb
16
ACF Industries
Jan
3
52% Jun
25
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
60% Oct
24
991/4 Jan
2
Acme Markets
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
Acme
Deb 22
68
24 % Jan
3
33 % Nov
22
22
Oct
25
3
43% Apr
17
10
May 29
23% Jan
Mar 14
6
39% Oct
1
3
19% Nov
29
9 % Oct
24
4
3«5«.
21
20 % Jun
25
8% Sep
28
80
14 % Mar
73% Nov
61 % Nov
41% May 29
18
45 % May 29
Jan
3
37% Dec
29
88% Jun
8
91/4 Sep
32V4 Jan
20% Aug
14
9
29
241% July 25
11
90
8
15% Apr
4
4
533A Apr
4
19
5OV4 Sep
7
271/a Sep
3 /
53% Apr
19
88
94% Jun
6
5
16% May 29
23 % Mar
34% Oct
57
Nov
24
12
100 3/4 Jun
16 % Jan
4
20% Sep
3/'
6 61/4 Aug
•
1
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
Aug 11
19
Oct
25
Nov
17 % Feb
15
Allied
25
26
66% Feb
Allied
121% Oct
36% Sep
11
Jun
Steel
4.08%
30% Jan
Alpha
24
49% Mar 20
25
28% Jan
25
68 % Mar
23
Aluminum
16% Jun
22
20"% Feb
19
69% Jan
20% Jun
15
15% Oct
24
34
2
1934 Oct
23
130
981/4 Sep
22
Jan
3
36
7
May 11
27Va May 17
119% Dec
3
24 Va Oct
Sep""7
641/4
"■
11
4
513/4 jun
6
413/4 Aug 29
61% Apr
Nov
39Va Jun
5
3
68 % Jan
Petroleum
Amer
1
Mar
3%%
4
25
May 18
American
July 19
65
Apr
4
18% Jan
4
4
36
4
Jan
*
531/4 Apr
6%
17
22 3/4 Jun
25
47 % Feb
19
28
38 Va May 29
47V4 Feb
19
38V4 July
41% Mar
9
41
7
Jun
42% Jan
3
53
19 Va Jan
3
25V4 May 12
291% Apr
18 % Feb
40
2
84
Feb
8
93
4
Jan
20
Oct
Oct
29% Jan
20%
50
29
7%
563A Nov
20
Jan"
47%
3
29
Dec""6
133/4 Oct
4
233/4 Apr
3
8% Jan
4
12 3A
Apr
18
40
Dec
89% Sep
24
3
Jan
28
75% Nov
26
Sep
26
35
24
Nov
16
American
E'iectric
Jun
14
58% Apr
24
American
25
5
89 % Jan
9
May 24
63% Apr
101
Mar 20
15% Oct
20
24
81% Oct
13
86% Feb
27
79% Sep
7
24% Jan
3
39 % Dec
14
24% Oct
23
97
13% Jan
3
5
12% Oct
20% May 16
Sep
24
22% Jun
27
11% May 29
24
16% Nov
30
37
Apr
28
21% Apr
55% Dec
34
Jan
19
49% Aug 18
20
54
Jan
18
81% Dec
48% May 29
29
29% Dec
41
3
Jan
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
25
19
Dec
33% Jan
16
3
13
Jan
54% Jan
3
136 % Jan
3
46% Sep
3
30% Oct
8
4
17% Nov
119
18
127%
Aug
Jun
Apr~U
271/4 Jan
28% Jan
37 Va
July 26
30 Va Jan
34% Jun
139 % Dec
41
3
3
Jan
19 Va Jan
1
131%
63
27
Nov~22
Sep
prior
3.90%
&
Metal
Metal
18
American
Natural
American- News
73% Jan
2
American
7%
7%
431/4 Mar
24
44% Apr
5
2
134% Feb
19
61% Mar 23
251/4 Mar 19
of
Optical
&
American
6%
American
Jan
19
26% Oct
17
5%
5%
25
27% Apr
30% Nov
1
27% Jan
3
58% Apr
38i/4 Dec
44
Jan
3
33
Nov
20
33% Mar 29
17
10
21
65
33% Feb
2
90% Jan
13
37
17
48% Nov
17
May 28
For
15
26i/4 Nov 30
footnotes,
see
Ametek
AMP
Zinc
4
15
37% Jan
2
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
28
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
4
Anchor
Jun
27
95
49% Feb
9
12
40% Nov
15
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
11
page 25.
24%
23%
25%
10,900
1073/4
109V4
106%
108%
106%
107%
34,600
Va
223/a
22
173/a
105
22%
6,700
17%
17%
18 Va
17%
*100
22%
22%
22%
18%
97%
1,300
27,500
100
100
300
15,200
19%
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97
18%
97 %
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17%
17%, '
173/4
18
23%%
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24%
241/4
24%
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25
24%
24%
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13%
64%
13%
47%
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64V4
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6.41/4
641/4
641/4
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13%
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13%
13%
141/4
26,800
46%
471/4
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97%
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.
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47
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2,500
47
32%
33
32%
32%
31'A
32%
30%
31 'A
23,200
43%
433/B
43%
431/2
44
43%
44
43%
44'A
34,400
40%
40%
-
4,900
39%
40
40'A
47 Va
47%
471%
47%
.
40 v4
41
40%
41
47%
47%
47%
473A
47%
47%
1,400
19'A
19%
19%
3,700
1,100
19%
19'A
19'A
19*1/2
19%
191/4
22%
22'%
22'A
22'A
22%
23
23'A
23'A
23'A
23'A
36
35
35%
35
35
341%
35
35%
*35
92%
*92
92%
*92
92 Va
92
92%
92 '/8
45
46V4
453/8
46 'A
45%
46%
A, 36%
36%
1,200
92 Va
10
,
45,300
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
325/8
33%
34
28,100
51
51%
50%
51%
50%
52
51 Ye
52 3A
51%
54%
17,600
16 %
17
16%
163A
16 3/4
16%
16%
17'A
17:3 8
1734
4,800
8%
8%
8%
83A
8%
4,300
37Va
37%
8%
.1
1C5
2CV4
*81
1
30%
104%
2
14%
26
8%
33.1/8
8%
'
3,700
Corp
Amphenol-Borg
Apco
Hocking
82%
15
193/8
19%
108
201/B
82'%
108
*105
20%
213A
82'%
*81
x30%
311/8
107V2
21
150,600
81
81
140
30
31
104
xl03
15
14%
15V4
15
153%
15%
26
26%
27%
273A
27%
50
203s
30'/a
311/4
1043/4
107'%
2IV2
103'A
30%
103
*105
821/2
20%
*81
104'A
31
104%
191%
19%
193/8
*105
30%
36,700
1,400
*103%
104'A
15%
15%
15aA
5,300
275/8
28
27
27V4
2,300
18
171/4
277,200
16%
17'A
16%
17
163A
17%
40Vi
37'A
39
373/8
38V4
37 3A
38%
37V8
22 3A
23%
23%
24'A
24
24'A
22%
24
22%
22%
60'%
63'%
61%
63'A
63
641%
64%
66
65 'A
6534
3,700
11%
12
11%
11%
73,300
2 8'A
29%
27%
28'A
20,600
13
39,800
par-
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
No par
Chem
28 %
28 %
27%
28%
28
295%
Sany com
5
12%
*146
13'A
148'%
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*145
13V4
12
1473/4
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20,000
4,500
147%
40
17%
17-%
18
17%
17 'A
8,500
271/a
271/4
27%
147%
146
146
*146
16%
16'%
17'A
10
27%
28
2 7'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
9%
9%
9%
IOV4
10
101/4
101/4
3,300
9%
10
par
54%
56%
56V8
56 3 4
11,800
148'A
149 'A
520
221/4
2,900
9%
53%
54 %
54%
53%
*147%
148%
147%
148%
149%
21'A
21%
21%
22%
1261/2
125 Va
125 Va
:T25 Va
29 Va
29%
preferred.100
25
com
12%
13%
12%
38'A
163/8
8%
common
13
18y,
16%
*126
29%
37%
30
38
54
29
38 Va
3 8'A
25
35 %
35%
35 Va
36V4
33%
112%
114%
113 :A
114%
22
37%
35%
113
55
1491%
22 Va
127
29%
38
149
149
221/4
22 'A
221/8
127
125V2
*1251%
29%
30 %
29'%
36%
38'A
37%
127
4,400
10
30'A
7,500
37'A
4.100
36 Va
36'A
36 V2
35%
36 'A
4,100
1141/4
113V4
114V4
112 'A
113%
113,900
2 8 34
29%
273A
283/8
77,900
6.25
29V4
30
29 Va
29%
28%
29Va
128 Va
128V4
1281/4
128'A
620
129
128'A
128%
128 V4
56 %
56V4
56%
56%
57 %
56 3A
58%
89,900
25
21%
21:%
1,700
57%
55 Va
57
128
129
21%
22
25
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
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27
*26 %
25
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26'A
*25 Vt,
25%
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25'/a
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25V2
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25%
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26%
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26%
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26%
*251/2
26%
*251%
2 63/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
13
43
12%
12%
12%
13V4
13%
13'A
13 %
12%
41
13VB
Smelting__l
43
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
43 %
43%
1,500
24
231/4
24%
241%
25
24%
19,000
23
23%
25%
No par
15 Va
15%
15%
161/4
15%
16%
15%
16%
109,300
20 Va
21 'A
2OV4
21Va
20
201/2
191/2
20'A
29
29%
29%
29%
x28%
291/4
4334
28%
Co
com
&
shares
5
15
20%
1
28%
29
Cable
Glass
Corp
No par
__6.25
No par
&
&
21%
Corp__l
Inc
50
&
211/2
23%
15%
21 Va
______1
Clayton
Chemical
Oil Corp
20'A
15
11,200
38%
Electronics
Industries
Anderson
Anken
82%
*105
153/8
191/2
36%
10
preferred
$4
20 Va
191/4
37
1.66%
Ampex
Amsted
106'%
*15
37
17%
1
Lead
Wire
26
24%
32
No par
Co
23V2 Jun
34% Sep
32,780
24%
19%
373/8
common
endorsed
371/2 Jan
May 16
75,200
55
*19
33
100
Inc
Inc
20% Jan
I!37Va Nov
21% Nov
American
24
91
21
54%
191/4
37%
com
6%
231/4 May 29
35% Oct 22
16% Oct
3
May 22
44% May 22
451/4 Apr
4
93% Feb 16
Jan
Mar 30
54
25
20%
56%
19V4
37
1.75
preference
26
21%
55
36
111
preferred
Jun
21%
563/4
19
No par
23
Oct
21%
5
preferred
51/2% preferred
17
21
25
8
31
39
9,300
10,200
36
Co
Works
Jan
27% Oct
5
400
17%
26%
__25
Water
29
27
86%
35
Corp
25
341/4 May
V2
17
26
100
Tobacco
Viscose
10
511/4 Nov
86
17%
26 3/4
45V4
preferred
American
Jun
22
87
171/4
25%
35i%
No par
Inc
Sugar" Refining
preferred
7%
Aug
22% Sep
17 Va Sep
*86 %
173/4
26%
46
American Tel & Tel Co
25
4
86%
17 Mi
25Va
43 Va
34%
South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
25
34 Va Jan
86%
300
...No par
non-cumulative
4
15
55,400
86
47
*92
40c
...
Co
5
15% Feb
14%
100
Snuff
Apr
24% Aug 21
14%
34'%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
29% Jan
27
?
100
28Va May 23
Jun
9,100
151/4
45%
Co
18
10
11%
14%
6.50
Corp
26
22 % Aug 29
11%
153/8
*85
46 %
preferred
Gas
Oct
May 11
11%
19%
>
100
Co
Sep
19
86%
11%
17%
39%
•
1
American
3
52%
86%
11%
14 %
19%
23%
23%
107% 108%
22%
22%
17%
52
85
11%
*19
17%
52%
85
32%
-V'
3
preferred
American
Amer
2
*63%
13%
1
12.50
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
331/4 July 18
2
x53
52
47
Research & Develop'mt Corp 1
6%
36% Apr
/
50
2
preferred
11
136V4 Jan
54
17%
1
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No
American
17
26
22 %
87
18%
19%
24
24%
107% 108%
22V\
22%
100
Motors
American
2
27
21
233A.
Products.....
25
13 Va Nov
19
com
Climax
23
American
May 29
52%
11%
15%
87
17%
53%
1
12.50
Fdry
American Meter Co
7
20
53%
11%
14%
87
16%
25%
21%
51%
10
preferred
17
25
14,000
preferred
Mach
convertible
40% Feb
July
51%
523/8
7%
54%
1,900
3.200
181/2 Jan
42% Jun
4,500
'
3,500
26
123
7
1,600
7%
19%
Amer
25Va Oct
121 % Jan
12%
39%
73a
19'%
30% Mar 15
Jan
12%
391/4
7%
151/4
Std
32
12%
40
*7Va
191/4
Jan
98 % May 29
13
121/4
100
10
Co
Co
Rad
29% May 29
5
103 Va Jan
100,100
15
Investment
American
27
41%
American
25
20% Feb
16
4 034
63,600
Apr
1331% Apr
413/4
153a
18 % Jan
3
41
15%
2
Jan
411/4
15
24
122
2,100
40%
15
46
8
201/4
Supply Corp.No par
American International Corp
1
53
4
20
40
Hosp
American
24
20%
24,400
ij
Apr
92
20%
50%
"18% Mar
May
91%
20%
21 'A
4%%
30% May
40
93%
*20'A
36'A
American
65
931/4
*91%
21
0
152
9,600
*91%
46
9,800
49%
Oct
2
47%
51%
&
1
471/4
37%
Potash
Jan
46%
47
21%
American
2OV2 Nov
19,300
46 %
49%
Amer
142
33%
21
4
48% July 18
20
30
331/2
.
51%
8% May 29
72V» May 18
146V4 Nov
27%
333/4
8
21%
2
23% Oct
9
273A
33 3
9%
50'A
12
26 % Mar 21
9%
271/2
33%
9'A
21%
54% Jan
50% Mar
66,000
10%
93,8
28
321/4
51%
32 Va Jan
22
9%
7,700
22'A
24
Oct
*91%
700
15,300
50%
24
14
46%
92
8,100
31/2
36
27%
9%
27%
32%
46%
93%
32%
91
*90
91
*90
3%
21%
Oct
42% Mar 10
9
26%
32%
46
9%
X36
3 %
3%
3Va
3%
3%
37
91
"90
27
55%
36%
12
152% May 16
3%
21%
142% Jan
21
May 17
27,600
51%
104% Nov
18% Sep
54%
36%
8% Oct
2
146
24
54%
73/a
Products
24
13
Jun
62
Oct
55 Va
50
5%%
19
54
123/s
19
23%
Foreign Power
Home
American
30 % Apr
55Va
x52%
21 %
2
Mar 19
22,000
35
12
Jan
62%
8%
42% Jan
86
61
8%
&
106 Va Nov
*0
6434
39%
;
American
13
621/4
6%
__No par
Power
American
19% Feb
14%
643/8
12V4
1
American Hardware Corp
24% Jan
14%
63
38% | 39
6%
6%
52
52%
x85%
85%
11%
11%
15
15%
87% 87%
17%
17%
25
25%
21 %
21%
*86
Corp
8
28
18% Jun
14%
64%
39%
10
8
13% May 29
28% Nov 22
3,400
141/4
63
12%
Co
2
21
20
3
4,800
14
xl2%
100
10
Jan
Nov
6
*13%
12%
.No par
Ind
33% Feb
17
May 29
Enka
American
26
14%
40
Corp.—
40 % Feb
79
1
25'A
14
12%
American Export Lines Inc..
Apr
13% Jan
105
Distilling
251/4 Jun
20 % Jan
36% Nov 30
American
44% Oct
12%
24%
40
American Cyanamid Co
2
14
12%
243/e
42
preferred
23
29
23,500
12%
23%
20%
Crystal Sugar common.10
prior
Apr
16
12
24%
11%
241/4
40%
*96%
Co
Consumer
55Va Jan
10% Jan
11%
24%
121/2
20%
25
48
18
22,700
43,400
42%
Cable____No par
&
25
8% Oct
12
533/8
21 Va
7
common.^
25
20 3/4 Mar
11%
52 Va
41%
:
Co
Jun
5
12'A
54%
12 %
.51%
20%
100
American
4%%
12 3/4 May 29
28
1
common..—5
Shoe
Chain
American
34
9
26%
31%
45%
92
11%
531/4
12%
52%
23%
91
*90
1
10
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
5
36
91
preferred
16
31
*90
V
__No par
Co
35% Jun
Mar 20
31
preferred.
28% Oct
393/4 Sep
31
Inc
Can
American
92V8 Nov
Jan
31 Va
3,300
123/a
55
12
12%
51%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
513A Jan
84
31
,_No par
Arma
Brake
31 % May 29
2
31%
No par
__100
13
341/4 Feb
23
30%
No par
17
243A Jan
1
30%
._
Bosch
American
501/4 Mar 26
27
18% Oct
21
59 % Jun
7
Jun
30%
No par
preferred
American
25
25
5
18%
common..
Bakeries
American
49
34V2 Jan
17%
_.__12.50
Bank Note
American
Jun
41
181/8
;
Airlines
Ameiican
30
|
17%
Corp
convertible
40% Jan
18
17%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
23
16
American
Feb
18
Oct
17%
5
Corp
Amerada
26
11
24Va Apr
•15V4 Jan
*35%
17%
No par
Amerace
Jun
59
Apr""5
36%'
17%
America_____
9
31
36
17%
30%
No par
of
15
23% Jan
36
17%
29%
100
Limited
Co
Feb
114
"36%
gtd
Inc
16% Oct
90
May 31
473/4 Aug 10
221% Oct
583/4
f
Alside
Aluminium
4
134 % Feb
34
25
361/4
Corp__
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 29
361/4
Cement
Jun
18
54%
convertible preferred..
Portland
171/2 Jun
84% Jun
541/4
3%
14 Va
64%
55
3%
63
5
16% Oct
11
13%
Corp
45
37% Oct
12%
24%
,
i
81 Va Mar 30
19
11%
24%
\
-.
9
3834 May 16
Jun
25%
12%
521/2
66
__1
4
28
25%
11%
51%
Inc
12
Mar 24
12,200
25%
Corp
25% Dec
26
12%
251/2
preferred.:
56.1/4 Nov 30
20
3,200
12 Va
5
25 Va Oct
19Va Dec
681/4
12%
25 3A
Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common..
Jan
23
69
12%
25%
Allied
100 % Mar
5
24
68
12%
25%
2
1
Corp common
preferred
4%
16% Feb
24
14% Oct
28
67%
12%
25%
1
Stores
811/4 July
May 15
35% Feb
66 V2
12%
25%
common
Products
88
66%
12%
25 %
5
Allied
3
65%
12%
No par
.
9% Feb
23
67%
6,200
12
Co
25
9% Oct
12,700
721/4
100
Mills
451/a Oct
29% May 15
110
17
26
Kid
fii/a Jun
811/2 May
73%
71%
._
convertible
Allied
33
3
71%
72%
common
Chemical
44% Jan
15
21,700
71%
preferred
Industries
5
84V4 May
14
14%
:
Inc
Allied
12
21Va Apr
13%
2
Allen
34% May 29
70% Nov
28
98
24
14%
50c
Inc
2
13
July
13%
72%
__1
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
21
10 3/8 May 11
3
81
14% Sep
3
143/s
13%
Allegheny Power System
16% Dec
3'
36% Jan
663/4
1
__No par
Corp
4
Jan
66 Va
1
Allegheny Ludlum
523A Apr
27
12% Jun
18
Sep
Inc
6%
2
6
Dec
36%
67%
71'%
Chemicals
&
Gas
4%%
2
Jan
*35%
66 %
*36
14%
Products
Alleghany Corp
48% Jan
89
36V4
671/4
72
____
Products
Aldens
2
1/4 Mar 20
if
14
35%
66 V2
70%
65%
Industries
Alco
4
Jan
X35%
67
10
Reduction
J
Alabama
27
39 Va May 28
40
501/2 Jan
A
94% May 16
5% May 29
Jan
55
Air
7
19
39
25
Jun
Products
22% Apr
Dec
Jun
Control
Air
4% Feb
May 29
45% Nov
93
35
26% Oct
Jun
Air
40 % Mar 20
25
33
9
18
70 % Feb
3 % May 29
5% Mar 24
41% Nov
3
36%
66%
13%
Inc
Corp
Corp
Aeroquip
18% Apr
84
29
Admiral
17
841/4 Mar 15
May 28
12
3% Nov 24
12% Jan
10
9
36%
67%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
19% Mar 15
1,200
36 %
13%
Co
35% Jan
86% Dec
16
32% Jan
Anr
2
90% Jan
109% Oct
10% Jan
22%-T«n
Shares
16
1
Adams-Millis Corp
3
the Week
Friday
Nov.
—25
Inc
Adams Express Co.
21
33% Feb
21% Oct
Steel
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. 15
14
Nov.
66%
5
Vending Corpj.
76
38
1
-36 %
••/;
Laboratories
Abbott
Nov\13
Nov.
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
16
J an
55
23
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
44% Jan
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Monday, -November 19, 1962
.
Exchange
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF
.
.
Co
Film
Corp
21.80
20c
1
40 'A
25V8
27 Va
*91 Va
37'A
37 V8
14%
21%
22%
221/4
22 V4
41
4'JVa
41 Va
40%
42%
43 Va
26%
28 %
93
37 %
39'A
26'A
261/4
26
27Va
271/s
27 Va
27%
27Va
*91 Va
15%
15V4
27V4
2,000
3,000
16,900
28%
1
29
11,100
42%
433/8
54,400
273/8
2 7 3/8
1,420
2 6'A
26%
21,600
27%
26%
93
*91 %
93
93
37%
38
*38
38%
*38
383/a
38
38
37%
39%
38
393/4
39
40 5/s
38V4
39Vt
54,900
15%
15Va
15%
15'A
15%
14%
15%
17,200
■
93
*92
94%
100
1,100
?
Volume
196
Number
6213
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
(2087)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■
stocks
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
33 % Jan
3
3 7'/2
Lowest
Highest
12
33
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
23 % Jun
25
38% Feb
Sep
8
43% Oct
19
3
'79% Aug
9
40
Oct
22
37% Jan
3
53% Aug
74% Oct
3
32
Oct
24
50
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
30
Jan
13% Mar 16
6
47% Jun
85% July 28
82 % Jan
25% Oct
57% Feb
19 %
Sep
9 % Oct
19
25
16
73% Apr
89% Jun
24
May 22
5
71% Mar 15
2
46
3
23
47
30
18
7
Mar 22
Jan
12
Arizona
Public
Steel
Armco
Armour
&
Arnold
Sep
5
24 %
Aug
2
15 % Oct
25
Aro
36% Dec
13
20% Jun
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
16
9
26
Arvin
22
Jan
4
28% Jim
1
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
Ashland
25
3% Mar 30
3
Jan
3
5% May 25
451/2 July 10
37% Oct
110
53 % Jan
82
July
Nov
3
29
Oct
23
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
35% Jan
4
54
83
July 14
39% Dec
22
27
80i/8 Jan
2
Sep
20% Aug
6
9% Aug
2
85
Oct
57% Feb
3
84% Oct
25
811/4 Jan
11
30% Jun
5
12% Nov
30
4% Feb
27
Nov
29
88
1
Nov
16
25% Feb
Atlas
12
17
15% Sep
20
May 10
12% Jun
15
18% J&n
2
34% Apr
13% Jan
5
24
1
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
21
25% May
July 23
9% Oct
7
24
31% Jan
2
28% Feb
13
13 % Jan
3
27% Aug
2
16% May 29
17 % Feb
2
68% May
8
24
Jun
Feb
25
30% Mar 29
61'%
9,900
88%
32%
87%
87%
32%
'32
32%
1,270
32'%
32%
32
10%
10%
10%
10%
32'%
10%
9,100
10 %
10%
18
18
18%
10%
18%
10'%
18'%
18'%
18'%
26'%
x25%
26%
24%
24'%
24%
26
26%
25%
26
241/4
24%
24%
24%
23
1081%
>107
58
57 %
23%
23
108
58'%
23%
25'%
24'%
2%
44
2%
*2%
44'%
44'%
2%
*18
380
18%
600
25%
25%
5,000
24%
24'%
14,900
2%
2,300
2%
45
46
46
108
108
108
100
8,400
107%
107%
57%
58%
58%
60
58'%
23%
23%
23%
9,100
59
23%
108
10% I
23%
10%
24 %
10%
10%:
52,900
10%
10%
40%
10'%
41
10%
41
41
27,500
41
41%
41'%
42
*88
89
*88
89
♦88
RR_____No par
10
*88
89
89
*88
3,800
89
40%
42%
42
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
46%
47%
42%
4 6'/a
47%
47
47%
47%
48'%
100
84%
X45%
85
85%
85%
86
86'%
86'%
87'%
13%
14%
87'%
88
l
preferred
Industries
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
21/4
2
2'%
2%
14%
36,600
2%
2%
2'%
2'%
2%
102,500
1
20
2
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14'%
14 %
14%
43%
15.000
47%
21,000
1,130
14%
1,400
15
1,500
No par
14%
14%
*14%
15%
No par
Co of Amer_2.50
*21%
23%
*21%
23'%
♦22
12%
13%
12%
13'%
13
14
13%
14'%
1
23%
13%
23%
23%
24
13%
23%
24'%
65,300
23%
24'%
23 %
5c
19%
20 %
24'%
19%
20%
110.500
19%
20%
19%
21'%
19%
20%
38,400
common
Canteen
Corp
...
Electronics
57%
*18
10%
common
B
*107
I
2%
44
10'/a
61
41%
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
Avco
60%
*87%
10%
common...
Nichols
Avnet
61%
88'%
40%
com__4%
preferred
Conv
25,600
61%
88
Co
100
Line
series
Corp
5%
37%
59'%
88
preferred__l0
Electric
Chemical
Austin
37%
59%
87%
1
.
preferred.
Atlas
11% Jan
3
City
$3.75
5
23
29
21% Feb
19
3
Jun
2
38%
58%
87%
2%
Refining
24
37'%
5,300
58%
43%
Atlantic
411/2 Oct
49,200
33
2%
15
4
49
87%
431/2
Coast
60
47%
58%
__2.50
non-cumulative
4%
48%
33
2%
Atlantic
27
May
5%
17,200
47'%
Shares %
'
__5
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
Atlantic
48'%
38'%
Nov. 16
■■
*
43%
15
31% Jun
1
„__5
6
2
Jan
Sep
10
1
...
1st
Associates
46%
37%
46%
38 i/e
Inc
4
91% Apr
43% Nov
2% Nov
27 %
16
10% May 14
5.25%
28%
37%
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
preferred
100
Investment Co
lo
Associated
28'%
46%
...No par
Refining
Brewing Co
Associated
38 %
28%
47
common.:
&
491/2 Jan
21
21% Oct
10
27% Jan
341/4 May 29
Aug 24
48 % Feb
3
76
110% Jun
87% Feb
20
42% Jan
2
52
21
21% Jan
1
105 % Jan
7
38
28
38%
2.50
Oil
37%
28'%
38
Corp
Industries
37%
45%
,
the Week
28 '/8
27%
5
Friday
38
X37%
10
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 14
28%
37%
28 %
;
Wednesday
/.
Nov. 15
37%
38
27%
Constable Corp..
Feb
Nov. IS
37%
;
Co
Armstrong 'Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
Tuesday
Nov. 12
2.50
Co
Corp
Monday
.
No par
Service
Armstrong Rubber Co
20
2% Oct
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
20
102% Feb
LOW AND high sale prices
,
exchange
43% Apr
67% Jan
•/,*•:
:
new york stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
15'%
15%
15
15%
23'%
*22
23%
15
*21%
23'%
B
4% Jan
73A Mar 29
3
36 % Jan
10
59'A Dec
15
Oct
18
113/a Nov
9
123A Jan
3
4'% May 29
9
273A Jan
37 '/a Jun
10
19'/a Aug 15
41% Nov 15
20
8 % Mar
26
58% Feb
17
May 29
11 % Jun
I2
9
Mar 20
19'/a Apr 19
37% Mar 28
25
Babbitt
(B
Bal cock
Baker
T)
&
Inc
1
Wilcox
Oil
Tools
27 y8 Jun
27
94 % Jan
4
103'A Dec
11
96% Jun
20
104% Mar
5
4%%
82% Jan
12
91 % Nov
17
85% Jan
4
943% Mar
9
4%
233A Nov 22
47
Jan
19
18% Oct
23
33% Feb
1
21% Dec
47% Jan
19
17
14
30% Jan
25
Common
63
Jan
18
48% Feb
19
4%
62 % Jan
19
22
33 'A Dec
26
33% Dec
15
13% Mar
52 %
Sep
15 3/a Jan
9
213A Dec
29
3
48% Feb
9
9 % Oct
70'/a Mar 17
3
Oct
29% Oct
293A May 18
20
30
Jun
19
22% Feb
21
Jun
25
85% Mar
60
8
Baltimore
Baltimore
18%
Feb" ~i
4 7 3/a Jan
3
35% Dec
27'/8 Aug
Barber
Oil
27
31% Dec
4
30
5%
13
52% Apr
23% Jan
4
Basic
36
Oct
22
59
Jan
19
21
61% Aug 29
48'A July 10
353A Nov 21
13
33 '/a Apr
20% Jan
12
12'% Nov
8
Oct
23
37
Jan
2
Basic
51%
Jan" ~6
94 'A Jan
25
11
Baxter
24
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
27
52% Jan
29
Beam
44'% Jun
25
71
96% Mar 28
100'A May 15
17% Mar 14
101
17"% Oct
27
12
Dec
1
55
Nov
19
27% Jun
6
11% Jun
28
2
353A Feb
8
31'% Jun
5
3
Jan
6
17% Apr
Oct
87
,
62'/a Jun 14
29'% Sep
11% Oct
"4
20
Jun
69%
2
May 21
152% Jan
95
Feb
2
19
34% Aug 20
16% Jun
8
27
24
Sep~25
10 3A Dec
58
Jun
16% Apr
29
72
28
22% Feb
9
24
19% Feb
26
15% Oct
2
24
50% Jam
7 '/a Jun
5
25
Jan
31
33% Jan
4
59 3/a Sep
22
48
Sep
34'% Jun
48% Jan
12
53
Nov
16
3
133
Dec
11
75% Jan
49% July 16
119'A Nov
12% Feb
108 '/a Jun
27
25
1 '/a Jan
3
1% Jan
19
1 % Jan
42% Dec
1
27'% Oct
26
39
Sep
39'/a July
13
483/4 Mar 13
22% Oct
493/a Apr 17
27'/a Oct
22
140 3A Sep
148'
1
29
16% Jun
79% Jan
18
40'% Jun
25
10
22% Oct
31
84
41
71% Apr
453/a Apr
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
22 % Jan
3
22'A Jan
6
18% Jan
5
19% Jan
3
5 5 3/a Feb
7
79'A Nov
Jan
3
49'/a Dec
24
31
Best
Co
Bestwall
7
Bliss
(E
36%
36'A
1,700
36%
37%
4,200
11%
11%
113%
71%
72%
73
73%
733%
733/4
723/4
73 3/4
9%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'%
10%
39'%
39%
40'%
41%
*403/4
41%
40'%
40%
19'% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
Borden
12
34'% Oct
24
48% Jan
3
79
2 % July
9
4'% Jun
8% Jan
3
14%
3
11
Jun
25
7'% Jun
May~ 15
6
28
25% Oct
May 18
25
4% Feb
6
9% Jan
22
31
Nov
11% Feb
16
7
64'A Jan
78% Jan
Co
Aluminum
&
Book-of-the-M'onth
Jun
27
Apr
25;
70
Jun
26
99% Feb
26'
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
13'% Oct
24
52% Jan
2
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
28
45'% Jun
22
61% Jan
25
Oct
13 % Jan
"3
25
May
43% Apr
116
23
14
84% Oct
4
26
41% Feb
21
8'% Oct
31
18% Mar
8
67
44
11'A Jan
3
31
Jan
4
143A Dec
29
16 3/4 Jan
3
Nov
29
22% May 10
24 3/a Nov
28
8
36'%
34%
35%
35%
36%
12%
12%
,12%
13
123/4
12%
Jan
26
37
11% Jun
27
3
44'A Dec
19
24 % Oct
24
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
17'% May 29
13
28
24% Jan
Jan
5
26
*
20%
20%
20'A
7,200
102 %
97%
101%
67,300
54%
54'A
5£|'%
14
56
90
143/a
13%
14%
33'%
*32%
33 'A
10
35
35%
35%
353/4
8,500
13
13%
13%
133/B
8,300
♦32%
10,500
18%
18%
18%
14%
Xl3%
14'/a
14'/a
14%
14
14%
14
14
19'%
20%
x20%
21%
20 3/4
22%
203/4
22%
20%
21%
62,500
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
8,500
—5
9
53%
1
48 'A
*51'%
100
115
54
54%
'
18%
♦18
183/4
93/a.
18 %
18%
18 %
18%
2,500
2,100
55%
55%
55%
55%
48%
48
48%
48
48%
48
483/4
53
51%
52
52%
523/4
53
53%
*52
121
122%
120
122
900
1%
1%
1%
13,100
115
1%
*115
1%
1%
55%
119
116%
116%
1%
l'/a
1%
1%
55%
48%
553/4
20,000
48%
11,400
53%
600
30'%
30%
31
31
303/4
31%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
27
273/4
14,100
8
28'%
29%
29%
29%
29'/a
293/t
29'A
293/4
28 5/a
29%
156,700
147'A
147%
146
146
21 %
146%
87'%
147
21%
23
22 %
87%
*87
89
*1463/4
22%
*87
148
31%
31%
23%
X223/4
22%
89
*86%
89
30%
*147
31%
1,300
148%
22%
*86
600
223/4
19,100
89
20
50c
48%
49'%
48%
49%
49%
51%
51
52
48%
50
3,600
24%
25
25
25%
25%
253/4
26
263/a
25%
26%
4,500
2.50
22%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
23
23%
23%
23'A
3,900
12
12%
11%
12%
12
12'/a
113A
12%
11%
11%
20,100
21%
21'%
22%
21%
223/s
22'A
223/4
22
22-%
16,900
5
21
40%
42'%
39%
41%
40%
41%
41 %
Corp
42%
41
42%
5
31%
31%
31'%
31%
313/4
313/4
32
*32
32'A
125,800
1,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18 3/a
Inc
♦31
18%
*22
3/a
18%
18%
2,900
1.25
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 %
22
22
22 3/a
1,000
47
47%
47"%
48%
47%
493/4
49
50
48%
48%
16,800
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40
40
40%
39%
40%
24,700
84
*82
5
*82
*82
84
84
*82
84
*22
*82
84
11%
11%
11%
25,000
31%
32%
32%
4,300
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
3%
3%
3'/a
3%
3'/a
3%
100
3
5%
No par
29%
30%
5%
preferred
Brach
(E J)
&
Sons
Braniff Airways Inc
Stratton
Co
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
$5
Co
3%
78
80
32"%
79%
*89
10
34%
*111'%
No par
class A
18%
54%
17%
54%
25%
14%
1
26
26%
5
13%
14%
5
11%
*81 %
*28
83
28%
10
9%
53 %
9%
10'/a
Co.
1
Inc
Co
5
5
Inc
19
19,,
19/4
9J/4
9%
*71%
4%%
*90
1
1
Terminal Co
8'% Oct
26
16% Mar 12
Byers Co (A M)
7'A Oct
23
13% May 21
California Financial Corp
20'A Oct
23
32% Jan
2
California
May 29
7% Jan
3
Callahan
3%
54
10%
13%
28%
3%%
com
9%
54%
10
23 /a
*85 A
4%
Inc
*82
28
23%
86
73
91
14
29
22%
*85
Industries
11%
12'/a
No par
1
common
Watch
34%
*111%
*82
82
17%
*54%
*89
112
80%
Co
preferred
Bulova
90%
34%
No par
Corp
Bullock's
9%
15
A
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard
4%
32%
100
common..
series
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Budd
4%
100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick
9%
9%
32%
1
common
preferred
5%
30
3.50
3
3%%
5.50%
5'%
2.50
Co
Corp
Bush
23
27% Jan
9
30
20 %
99 %
14'/a
53% Mar 26
May 15
Feb
35%
24
Apr 30
91
5
14
32%
100
preferred
preferred
100
second preference——100
Burndy Corp
1
Burroughs Corp
5
73
23
58
13%
32%
861/4 Apr
9
Jan
*50
14%
18
Jan
Apr
84
60
33'%
Burlington
80
8'/a Jan
55
14
13%
2
70
Apr 19
Apr 27
55
*55
*32%
29
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
101 %
14%
61% Jan
86
>100%
33%
25% Mar 29
2
3
101%
20%
101
*32%
15% Jan
26
>100'%
963/a
24
Jan
100%
20
98%
26
Feb
100 %
20
25
68
73 'A Jan
101%
19%
96
9'% Oct
81
*100
*100
98'%
18% Jun
Jun
101'%
4,600
113/a
15% Feb
27'% Oct
3,200
52 %
31%
9'% May 29
79'% Jun
36 3/«
51%
11%
Buckingham Corp
8
363/a
52%
32%
Bucyrus-Erie
19
36%
51 %
11%
10
17'A Jan
36%
52%
313/i
14
48'A Sep 13
193/a May 17
3
37
513/4
11%
27% Oct
853A Jun
Jan
36%
52%
32 '/8
21% Feb
24
12
36%
52
11'/a
22
29
36
52'%
31%
12% May 29
80% Oct 31
1,000
36%
52
11%
9
23
Oct
May 29
35%
4,700
10,600
32%
1
30
42'A
11%
89'% Nov
109
24%
7:41%
31%
4
13
23%
42%
1
83'% Jan
10
24
42 %
10
Bristol-Myers
28
233%
42%
20'/a
l
Inc
13
Dec
233/4
42
19%
100
Borman Food Stores
Boston Edison Co
99% Feb
Apr
25
233/a
42
1
common
15
97% Oct
24%
23%
42
7.50
60'% Jun
45
24%
23%
42'%
96%
Inc—2 pesos
Club
21
112
23%
23'%
l
Co
Manufacturing
10
24%
23%
42
g
common
Brass
&
11
1,300
100
Stores Inc
Briggs
30
7,300
No par
Briggs
Jan
30 'A Jan
13
43
„__1
Co
15
68
12%
42%
40c
34% Nov
106% Jan
pfd
Co
86'A Mar 14
11
13%
42%
l
Corp
24
103% Nov
3
123/4
42-%
24
24
21
23
8% Mar 13
12%
42%
No par
3% Oct
15
12%
423/4
100
26'% Oct
Jan
13 %
42%
24 %
2.50
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
6 3/a Mar 22
12%
42 %
24'%
1
41% Jun
2
290
13'%
42%
2
Inc
L
7
347% July 12
41
12%
12.50
common
Co
27
84% May 24
1,800
5,000
24
50c
Bohn
22% Jan
♦40
10%
42
1
Inc
Bond
,
Ipc
Inc
5
15
1,200
!:■
72'/2
10 3/u
10
,
Co
5
22
*72
10
1
Distilling Co
Laughlin
Brooks
37% Apr
Ja*n
36 %
37
lo
21% Jan
9% Oct
36 %
30
38
Mfg
25
25
29'/a May 29
15,300
*11%
Corp common
29
23
233/u
11%
...
Boeing
22 %
1
Steel
W)
233/4
35%
preferred
Bobbie
21%
37
50
Decker
&
Bliss
10,600
11'/a
No par
Gypsum
&
24
33'%
7%
preferred.
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
5
4'%% pfd series of 1951
..100
Black
22%
34%
r
Blaw-KnoX Co
22%
23
11%
Inc
Bethlehem
20%
22'%
33
Consolidated
&
20%
80
88 %
34%
Savers
Sep
26
14
Benguet
223/b
88%
11%
Corp
conv
20'/a
89%
32%
preferred
$4.50
21
101
34'%
Beneficial Finance
5%
*88'%
13%
30
101
11%
Intercontinental
Bendix
*32%
89%
13aA
31%
101%
33
Gossett Co
18% May 2
22% Sep 18
56% Feb
1
28% Mar 12
20%
*88 %
50
Jan
Oct
27
"2:
20
21%
RR
16
80'A Oct
7 3/a Dec
Mar 19
21%
20»/a
30'%
101
35
Inc
26
26
12
12
21%
13'%
313/a
102
preference.___.50
8
213A Dec
3% Dec
3
...100
89%
30 %
*101
11'%
Bell & Howell Co.
Bell
28,200
*87%
Petroleum
&
51,800
87%
Corp
Corp....
Belding-Heminway
Bell
14
30'/2
31
102
31
1
21
76% Aug 31
19
64
39% Jan.
26% Feb
19
Oct
87% Nov
35 '/a May 29
7
233/a Aug
36'A Apr
35
Oct
18
573/a Sep
30'A Dec
Oct
10
26
20
Mar 13
28
5
152'% Apr 24
27'% Mar 14
3
23'A Dec
6
20
47% Mar 15
15
Aug 18
3
Jan
Feb
43% Jan
140% July 24
May 15
12'/8 Jan
71
35'A Jan
1% Feb
42
24
7
31
55"% Mar 15
2
3
14
54'% May 28
128'% Mar 23
15
33% Jan
4
133/4
34
Co
Life
13'/a
1
Instruments
Beech-Nut
Belco
12,400
13%
100
Inc
Creek
13
preferred.100
(A S)
4%%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
13%
100
Shoe
Beech
26
11% Oct
46%
Beck
22
13%
30%
preferred
Beaunit Corp
Beekman
11,400
12
*100%
4'%%
35
Apr
Lomb
Foods
47 'A
113/4
101%
Corp..
Laboratories
Beatrice
3,600
46'/a
12
87%
common
Cigars
5%
47%
11%
___i0
(James B.)
22% Jan
14'% May 29
May~25
Jan
29% Mar 21
13
Jan
14% Jan
24
Nov
1593/4 Dec
87
81
31
Nov~27
823/8
11
34% Jan
36% Oct
5%
46 3/8
12%
30%
Corp
&
5%
47%
11%
101'%
Corp..
Iron Works Corp
Bausch
5 %
463/4
12%
51/3
100
common
convertible
Bath
5%
47%
12
No par
B
C
Products
18% May 29
30
Ohio
5%
47
12 %
100
com
series
Aroostook
Inc
29% Jun
Nov
59
Elec
series
stamped—
&
24
5
&
non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
Oct
8 %
&
Bangor
39'% Nov
11
Gas
preferred
preferred
5%
477/3
11%
13
Corp
514
47
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
9
Co
Inc
9Vz
5%
30%
10 %
*3
5%
30
9%
5%
30%
10
5%
30
9%
3
5%
5%
303/4
30%
10
9%
3
1,200
53/4
2,600
31
3,400
9%
19,800
3%
4
33%
33%
34
34
34%
34%
34%
4,200
81%
80%
82%
82%
83%
813/4
82%
27,900
903/4
343A
2,500
4
90%
34%
*89
34%
*111%
903/4
34%
3%
*89
34%
4%
903/4
34%
4
*89
34%
4'/a
112
112
*111 %
112
82%
82
82
82
82%
81%
82
18%
17%
19%
17'A
19
17%
17%
55
6,900
55
112
112
♦54%
55%
55
55
26%
25%
2 6'/a
26 3%
26%
x26%
26%
143/4
143/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
12'/a
11 %
|
*82
12%
12
83%
♦82
20
1,500
582,600
55
83
283/4
28
10'/a
9%
55%
54%
28
9%
55
12'A
12
12%
84
82
27%
27%
27%
97/a
10%
9%
543/4
543/4
53%
10,800
19,300
82
27%
1,500
h"
.
16,400
100
600
10
8,000
54%
4,200
10%
9%
10%
10%
10 3/8
10%
10%
10,700
23%
23%
243/e
23%
24%
23%
24%
86,600
86
85
85%
♦84%
85
*71'/a
73
*72
73
*72
73
*72
73
*90,,
91
90
90
*90
91
91
91
13%
28%
84%
84%
100
120
133/4
13%
143/a
14%
14%
14
283/4
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283A i
52,300
19%
191/4
19%
19%
19%
18%
20 %
*
4,100
10
10
10
10
10
10
93/4
14%
4,000
700
€
27
Sep
ib
36% Oci
31
4'/a Jan
3
8% Nov
30
4
13% Jan
3
22 % Jun
6
10
18% Jan
113/a Apr
4
773A Jan
12
21% Jan
4
83% Jan
25
12
123/a Mar 28
Nov
30
76
4
18% Oct
24
6
85% Jan
12
18
48'A Feb
51% Dec
8
For
3,.
25
28% Apr
90'A Jun
131
43% July 27
21% Jan
Sep
.
27% May 22
footnotes,
see
19 %
page
25.
May 28
1
18 % Feb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
27% Feb
15
92% May 24
Calumet
Packing
Corp
Mining Corp
&
Hecla
Inc
62% Jan
3
14
12
Mar
9
Canadian
Breweries
Sep
28
26
Jan
16
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Ltd
83/a
8
8%
8%
8%
233/a
23
233/8
225/8
22%
43/4
4%
43/8
8,100
12%
12%
123/a
5,300
7%
8%
8%
83/a
22%
23'/a
23%
23%
1
4%
43/a
43/a
4%
43/a
43/a
4%
5
12%
123/4
123/8
12%
12%
12%
12 3/a
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
:
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.2/5 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co...
100
Jun
8%
1
2.50
23
26,200
8,700
133/4
133/4
13%
133/8
13%
13 3/a
13%
8,300
82%
82 3A
82%
83 3/a
82
82%
83'A
84%
84%
85'/4
20,100
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
213/4
213/8
213/4
21
21%
4,600
133/4
'91
14
50%
No par
9%
95/a
25
22%
22 3/8
♦91%
92
*91
91%
91
92
♦50%
91%
50%
133/4
,
51%
50%
50%
49'A
49%
9%
9'A
93/8
9%
93/8
9%
22%
21%
v
*91%
49
92
350
49%
90
9%
9%
22,300
21%
213/4
12,200
'
22
22
21%
22
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2088)
....
Monday, November 19, 1962
NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19G1
20
16% Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
24
56
22
Oct
25
32% Jan
9
-Jun
13
96
Jan
8
102 % Oct
1
63 % Apr
30
6
102% Oct
12
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
45 % Jun
3
52 y4 Mar 30
26% Jun
28
32 % Jan
3
49
40 V* Jan
£1 % Jan
47% Apr
28
45% Jan
36% Nov
24
26% Oct
1
74
Oct
9
38'/4 Oct
23
_
5% Dec
22
13 %
Oct
25
90% May 31
2% Nov
6
£2
20% Feb
44
3
6
25
1
31
85% Apr
10
34% Dec
Jun
26
88
79
42% Feb
20 % Mar
28% Jun
Mar
7
75% Oct
20
3
38 % Nov
24
38 '« Jan 24
54
Dec
8
£2
39% Nov
28
47% Nov
24
Jan
4
9
23% Nov
8
44% May 17
20% Jan
3
79 % Dec
46 %
Mar 24
20%
201/2
*201/2
20%
20%
20%
----—_1
com—No par
preferred series B____
100
15%
16
15%
16
51%
5IV2
51%
51%
*50
52%
*51%
*76'A
79%
*76%
79%
*76%
79'%
*
*30%
31
31%
31%
31%
Co
Co-
Georgia Ry
Light
preferred
com
1001/2
90
x21%
22 %
22%
&
10,100
19
Central
22%
2.50
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
39 %
40'%
Central
39%
Soya Co
No par
40%
24,300
28 %
29
28%
28%
28%
29
283/4
Jan
South
West
Corp
Century Industries Co
Corp
;
Certain-teed
38% Feb
16
Oct
$4.50
Champion
17
16%
17
21%
20 5/8
20%.
16%
1534
16%
15%
16
xl5%
15%
14%
15 '/4
53,500
20
/191/4
20%
19%
20'/a
28,800
25 74 Feb
7
Chemetron
24
10% Jail
2
43% Oct
13
67% Jan
18
Jan
4
Jan
11,
May 29
52% May 23
Oct
22
13% Jan
13% Nov
1
26
20
27% Feb
19
24
36% Feb
15
18% Feb
27
7
Oct
24
17% Feb
8
Feb
27
48
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
Chic Milw St
5%
7
13% Jan
3
26 % Oct
12
8% Jun
25
2274 Feb
7
Chic '&
23'/2 Jan
3
38
Feb
27
14% Oct
22
36% Feb
8
5%
24
31% Jan
12
30
26% Feb
2.
35% May
2
38'A Mar 21
271/b Oct
14% Nov
4
26
12
Mar 20
121/4 Jan
23
20% May 15
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
25% Sep
25
41% Mar
27% Jan
3
57% Sep
19
b
Pneumatic
25
21
Mar 26
Jan
4
33% Jan
2
Chris-Craft
67% Nov
16
10
53% Nov
36% May 29
10
3
901/4 Dec
5
£8% Feb
7
103i% Dec
11
101'% Jan
2
57'% Jan
3
521% Dec
27
271/4 Jun
25
Dec
4
87% July 10
Oct
Cincinnati
29
Oct
8
521/4 Feb
Cincinnati
28%
291/4
28%
29
211%
21%:
21%
22%
2174
221/4
22%
22%.
181/4
18%
18 i/a
18%
xl7%
18%
18
18 34
17 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
35%
35%
":"V' 35^4
35%
351/2
x341%
5074
51%
53
53%
5
25
*85
6
5%
35%
*35%
52
52
21
51
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
C
26
58'% May 17
44% Oct
24
59% Feb
5
112% Feb
8
35% Feb
1
20% Feb
13
41% Nov
20
24% Oct
6
32% Apr
26
Jun
20
10
95
*80%
50
49
50
491/4
8-%
13%
14 v:
14
10
14%
15%
15 %
1-6
16 %
16%
16%
50
29%
30%
30
30
com
30
*30
9
11%
12
18 7's
19%
24%
24%
.'.'V 24%
8%
.50 1
\ 50
9
'8%
14
Feb
7
City Stores
38% Jan
4
Clark
48% Jan
2
Cleveland-Cliffs
701/4 Apr
18
12
41% Mar 30
23% Jun
27
51% Mar 20
31% Oct
9
40'% Jan
3
£3% Feb
23
£3% July 10
733/4 Nov
53
Jun
26
27
96% Jan
3
3
651/4 Oct
12
37i/2 Apr
17
1
71'A July 10
31% Oct
23
57
Jan
19
Clevite
47 3/4 Nov
12
Cluett Peabody
134% Jan
36'% Mar
31% May 29
Apr
10
140
July~~6
773/4 Jan
4
109
Nov
17
70
21 Ve Jan
4
30
Jun
5
20
30'% Jan
26
593/8 Dec
4
5
77% Jun
15
2434 Dec
.9
28% Dec
28!
20
50% Mar 17
Oct 24
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
43
3
49'/a Nov
1
Jan
3
May 29
July 19
143
July
11%
12
12 %
19%
193,4
19%
20%
25%
3
55
75% Jan
81% May
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
25i/2
25%
13,000
17%
17%
17%
17 %
18
17
18%
20,200
23
*22%
23%
23%
23%
*23
23%
20
*19%
19
24%
19%
191/4
*18%
16%
18%
17%
,18%
17%
18'/a
17%
17%
59,000
12
12%
121/a
127 b
12
12%
12%
12i%
12%
13
19,300
64%
65%
64%
65%
66%
64 7a
66%
643/4
673%
369,300
47%
4,400
*19%
64%
71/8 Oct
30
Nov
Oct
10
22
213/s Jan
35% Aug 18
12
Oct
24
14
Jun
25
Jan
5
78% Nov
29
69
Jun
4
50% Jan
11
76 % Nov
8
41
23 % Jan
13
€7
35 % May 26
May 29
20% May 29
16
55% Dec
13
34
Jun
27
213/s Jan
9
39i/e Oct
12
15% Jun
25
44% Dec
27
503/s Oct
9
111% Apr
18
41"% Jun
35
105
May 29
Nov
2
5%%
Fuel
4%
&
Iron
& Southern
100% Nov
4
Jan
12
98% Nov 20
13
653/8 Jun
'
21% July
90% Jan
5
11
Mar
90
9
$4.25 preferred
Columbus & Southern
29% Feb
28
Feb
9
95
17% Oct 24
121/s May 15
44% Jan
58
103
6
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
77% Jan
6
Mar
111
May
3
Edison
26
3
24
62
,
.
4% Oct
16
Oct
26
25
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
28
43% May 29
May 17
35% May 29
32
321/4
33
45
45
45
45
39%
40%
40
40%
100
_10
;
f
78
*76
4
13
8%
8%
33%
1/2
8
8%
46
46
40%
41 Vs
24%
251/4
*33V4
24%
24%
19%
20%
*45
46
40
41
241/2
24%
44,200
34%
19%
20%
46%
40Vb
41%
44,700
251/4
25/200
19%
15,100
20
19%
"
19%
*76
78
78
78
"•*76
65%
65%
66
66
23%
23%
23%
23 %
24
23%
40
39%
40%
39%
41
41%
41%
41
423/4
20%
21%
20%
21%
201/4
20%'
20%
21
20%
20%
18,500
42%
41%
421/4
41%
42V4
37,200
105 %
105V4
105V4
105%
105V4
8%
23
-
42%
*76
41%
'
24
"231/8
_10
11%
H'%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,300
23%
8,200
8%
Inc
8%
9%
9%
9
47%
46%
47%
47
47
47'A
48'A
46%
47
75%
75%
76
76
76%
76%
77'A
76%
77%
105
IO51/4
105 %
106
105V4
105%
*105V4
1051%
107 %
108
108%
108%
108%
10-9
108%
108%
30%
31 '/8
30%
9
■
—5
31%
31%
1.33%
29 %
30%
*
Baking Co
3OV2
30%
30%
31
30
30
29%
30%
Motors
Feb
19
Continental
Oil
2
Continental
Steel
7,700
24
'
24V4
24%
24Vb
243/8
2,200
57%.
57%
57Vs
57 S/8
57%
573/4
25,200
343/4
35
34%
35%
35
36%
363/8
36'%
36'%
37 Va
8,500
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39V8
383/4
39%
16,900
850
.
100 Ve
105%
96
*23%
.
100
100
100%
100%
100
IOOV2
104
104
104
104
*104
105%
103
104
*93
96
*93
96
*93
94%
*93
23%
233/4
231/8
23%
93%
*92%
93%
63/a
6%
6%
6%
41%
41'/a
41
5
Steel
22%
*92
6 %
23V4
93%
6%
42
41
42
*105
106
106
106
43
44
No par
105%
105 %
10
41%
42%
42%
43%
No par
♦86%
87.1/2
*86%
87%
4%
com__2
25
--♦17;
-
43/4
18
4%
*17
4%
4%
6%
7Vs
423/8
42%
93%
6%
42 3/8
106%
*106
18,400
63%
44
*86 Va
X42 '/a
43
87%
43%
*86%
3,300
30
87%
4%
4%
45,200
42%
IO6V2
*106
.
43/4
4%
22,500
10,300
1»
*16%
17 %
200
56%
57V4
55%
56%
33,700
10
10
10
10 %
10
10'%
8,100
511/2
51
52%
52
5 2 3/s
51%
52%
17,900
42%
41%
427/8
423'a
43
42 3/s
43
57
10%
103/8
10
10%
50%
50%
50%
40%
413/4
42
*17
'
7
*92'%
93%
*92%
170
23
17
561/s
1
:
22%
233/s
56'%
56%
-•
4%
87%
2234
94%
18
55
_5
*86%
100%
57%
18
5
Delaware
■»
100
*92%
5
1.25
—
Corp
303/4
24
preferred
of
30
58%
Insurance
Continental
303/4
12,500
24
common
;
29
2,700
31'%
58
common
12 % Jan
31
24
com
J
&
•
58%
*
convertible
2,100
"
"
Continental
17,300
.
573/a
100
Continental Copper
IO8V2
23%
Inc
16
1 108%
No par
Lines
26
34,500
105V4
1
of America
Feb
105
20,700
5
com
72% Feb
9%
03/8
10
Corp
Co
preferred
9%
91/4
91/4
"
100
Corp—*
Inc
60
4,800
17,500
..
75
No par
Continental
Can
12
46%
Industries
$5.50 preferred
15,800
■*
.1
No par
pref series A_i
Air
*105
No par
j.
.
Co
41
1—_
66 »/4
66
66%
8'A
j.
540
65%
78
8 Vs
Coal
1,300
24%
8%
Container Corp
4% preferred
Continental
12,300
46%
■!
8%
Power
Continental
15,300
23
*
8%
Electronics
150
30%
8%
29%
22%
331%
80/
39~
1
$4.50 preferred
$5
23%
8
7.200
19,500
8%
preferred-;
$3.75
3034
.
13,400
20V4
39%
*78%
,
33
...
81%
20 Ve
39 '/4
29%
.
1403/4
80%
23
,
8%
32%
*1393/4
.
8%
conv
7,900
'
65%
653/8
*93
107% Jan
56
19%
100
2
"56% Jan
24%
♦76
*104
50% Jan
8%
19%
5
No par
No par
2
8% Mar I5
8% Feb
8 %
24'/4
-
No par
9
-
223/4
7%
No par
.
X29
303/8
preferred
.
\<
5
preferred
94 % Apr
21
140%
$4.52
19
July 20
*139
$4.16
88% Apr
60% Apr
46%
7
3
20
35% Jan
Aug 15
28% Mar
8
Jan
11% Nov
45%
12
82
3
46'/2
8'/a
104% Nov
15
7% Jan
45%
—-1
101
85% Jun
21
46%
Publishing Co_
Consumers
2
5
21% May 11
45 %
105%
23
48% Jan
12% May
471/2
*104%
423/4 Apr
25
74% Nov
46%
42%
33% May 29
943/4 Jan
3
Jun
4
47%
1051/4
Consolidation
38
3
46
42%
20
13
19
38'%
1051/4
45% Feb
48% Dec
7% Jan
38%
TOO
22
Jun
40
5,100
393/4
3.25
100
Cigar Corp
Edison of N Y conj
4.12%
60
371/4
38%
Natural Gas
Nov
63 3/8
called
preferred
Laundries
96
260
63%
*37
39%
Co.com_12.50
Consolidated
101
§4% Jan
46% Oct
113% Mar 30
5
18% Oct
$5
19
3,800
38%
Solvents
Congoleum-Nairn
2,500
27,700
15,700
39%
1
18
4,500
,
64'/8
38%
5
5.25%
2,700
101%
39%
Commonwealth
17
4,600
-<
*101%
37%
Commercial
5
2
Consolidated
5% Oct
*37
20,000
•
63%
.
6 4 Vb
37%.
50
:
30
353/4 May 29
*63%
*37
Ohio= Elec__5
36% Mar 16
92
641/2
37
System_2.50
65% Apr
25
*63%
37
37% Mar 23
24
17% Jun
64%
37
46% Jan
21% Oct
2
64%
Combustion Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co
Foods
3
*63%
*631%
*36 Vs
127,600
50%
39
common
Consolidated
97% Jan
101 %
41 VB
106
1
1st pfd
Columbia
16
1
5,500
:
common
26
2
89 % Jan
1011/2
50
1
17"
Pictures
36
Ry—
noncumulative
39
27
93
643/4
101'/2
50
preferred series B
27
30% Oct
63%
1011/2
63
30%
25% Jun
10
641/4
1011/2
,23%
Consol
45% Nov
63%
101%
22%
2
May 28
61%
613%
101
293/8
49'/2 Jan
4
92% Jan
60%
100 %
_
25
293% Jan
1
15
1
Corp
Co
Jun
46
39
30.
Conspl
9
383/4
36%
Consolidated
11
40
36%
23%
82% Mar 28
Dec
39
36%
241/B
49 % Mar 12
67% Oct
37%
36'A
35%.
29%
3
31
291/4
23%
25
3
29
29
Aikman
Jun
5
30 Vs
x283/4
No par
Colorado
72% Mar 16
Jan
29 %
28%
80
Oct
60% Jan
493/8 Aug 31
30
28%
80
8
13
101/4
80
65 % May 28
20% Jan
-1
10 VB
79
30
I
lO'A
78'/a
Cone Mills Corp
25
10%
78 Va
Conde Nast
30
10%
78V4
7
51% Nov
241/4
78%
4
7
24
No par
15% Feb
36% Apr
37% Jun
24'/4
28%
—
31
107% Oct
23%
40'/4
11% Jan
May 29
May 29
23%
39%
25
96
23%
39%
24
103
23%
38%
7% Jun
3
23%
•v:
39%
11% Oct
105% Apr
21%
39
153/b Mar 22
5
21%
39%
193A Mar 29
Jan
2IV2
33%
3
101
21%
"28%
Gas System Inc_
Apr
21%
10 Va
common
Columbia
13
20%
80
200
1051/2
105
1
3
27
20%
105
201/2
Jan
28
201/2
:
105
821%
Aug
13% Nov
104%
92
*104%
140%
12
90% Nov
IO4V2
20'/a
10
3
104%
81 %
23
31
104V2
*139%
Jun
7% Jan
50%
10'/a
-
107
66% Jan
40%
511/8
101/8
& Co common
18
Oct
41%
50%
10 1/4
_
30% Apr
115
40
50 Vs
10 Ve
stock
Broadcasting
551/8 Jan
41%
231/2
gtd
4%
Columbia
31% Feb
8
49%
20%
Mar 19
Jan
40 3
49%
10
43% Mar 21
79% Jan
41%
48%
8IV4
Colorado
30
40%
49 'A;
105
140 34
8
3
353/4
20
3
23 % Jan
37
80%
173/4 Jan
51
36
*91
105 %
*139%
48 % Jan
42% Sep 14
31% May 28
37% ■/'"
••
*104%
20%
9
19
36 3 4
91
•
105V2
81%
22
28
38%
40%
401/4
._1
4.71/8
91
x37%
91
23 VB
,
47%
38%
38
91
_5
Co
471/4
47%
105 %
140%
Radio
54V2 Feb
47
91%
105V2
81
&
42% Apr
47%
91%
*1041.2
20
Collins
3
47
93
105%
*139
Collins
39% Aug 16
92
20%
11
311/2 Oct
47
46%
*1041/2
300
h'-
81%
19
290
20
16%
20%
Sep
34
25%
25%
17
23
_No par
Co
41% Jan
9,500
8,700
20
V
No par
preferred
600
12%
20%
17
803/4
$3.50
18,600
11%
1
1
91/4
50%
19%.
*■
No par
Coca-Cola
600
878
50%
*50
30%
,50%
9
11%
20 3/8
Corporation
preferred
,8%
*30
Colgate-Palmolive Co
12
Jan
7%
30'%
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
2
27% Jan
4,200
11%
20 %
_
guaranteed
17
19%
_5
,
& Pitts RR 7%
Special
3
103% Jan
323/4 May 29
19
Cleveland
1,250
16%
11%
48%
preferred
6
45% Nov
Jan
$4.50
1,300
17%
19%
*104 %
Cleveland Electric Ilum common
4
33'% Feb
10
74
Oct
58'% Jan
Mar 21
61
5
Jan
133
102
14,900
8%
17i%
50
10
Equipment Co
2
£6'/a Jan
23
15
Nov
101
50
16
com_8.50
^
Iron
48
8%
50
No par
_
1,000
24,200
95
19%
No par
Co__
34%'
5334
1
•
May 29
10,500
15
50
25
"2,100
16,800
15
-
*30
9
7
•
%
5%
52%
9
_
18
23%
16%
*23
5
,
City Products Corp-
9
22
.
25c
i
,
common
Mar 23
8%
22. P
*79% I
50%
8%
13%
—100
8
Co
49%
8%
131/2
Corp
37
15% Apr
Sep 27
City Investing
50%
;
95
*89
13%
preferred
conv
36
95
7%
100
27
11% July 27
14
I T Financial
$4.40
5%
13%
100
Cities Service Co
97% May 29
18'/a Nov
1
6
53%
*80
8
290
■
95
49%
2
5114
100
*98
40
Milling Machine Co—-10
Dec
32
28,900
291/2
8%
Electric
&
49% Sep
44
28%
28%
4% preferred
43/4% preferred
16
9,300
.28%
30
49%
Industries
Gas
33 %
291/4
Chrysler Corp--—.---25'•
50% Mar 19
93
106
13,100
99%
33
33%
.
£2'% Jan
253/8
99
33
100
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
17% Jan
25
99
32%
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil--
29
14
25%
%
3,100
99
100
30,300
34%
323/4
No par
Tool—
5
341/2
33
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
May 28
24
25
25%
43/4
2,900
22,100
,
343/4
99
com.i_No par
North Western
15% Jun
8% Oct
25%
5
341/4
1.25
preferred series A
Chicago
25%
*97
4%
35
32%
pfd
non-cum
22
38% Jun
21
A
24%
99
4% ''T 5
35
1
Paul & Pac^
series
25
19
/.
36"
1
—1
Jun
13
11
24%
*97
•
Feb
>7 "5%
35%
33%
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com
Class A
1
Chicago Great Western Ry
5%
preferred
1.
4
Jan
20
19%
"5
32%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia..
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%%
convertible preferred
Mar 29
45
19
5 VB
34%
■r-
1%
Chemway Corp——.
98
19%
.41%
■
1
25
3% Oct
60
18'/a
34
No par
Motors Corp
15% Jun
28
9
15%
—No par
Checker
18
9
11% Nov
4,500
17
21
com
11
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
28%.
17
21'%
1
28
3
5
583/4
17
20:%
1
Sep
28
28%
17
21%
Spark
3
9,500
17
10
4
•
453/4
*100
20%
1
31% Apr
24
45%
1001/2
17%
Plug Co—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_
31
45%
•
20%
Inc_
Papers Inc
preferred
16
lb
45
*100
16%
Corp
Champion
99 % Nov
41% Feb
45%.
100%"
20%
Co——
21
Belt
441%
*100
-
._5
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
•;
No par
Cerro
25
3
l.Ioo
31
223/8
7% Jan
22
300
77%
30%
22%
Jun
29% May 29
Jan
*76%
>
22V2
22 % Oct
Jan
791/2
31
3,200
52%
44%
Co
15
76 %
31
500
163/8
*50
IOO1/2
15% Jan
27% Dec
16%
52%
1,300
13,300
21%
Gotham
20
16'A
3,500
15%
43%
Chain
19% Oct
22%
*15
IOO3/8
Chadbourn
62
43
31
16
16 Vs
15%
22 3/4
1514
43%
20% Jan
3
20
1,300
20%
4
21% Jan
13% Jan
22%
88
20 3,a
16
May 29
£2
22 %
88
87%
20%
9% Apr
22% Sep
87%
39,400
134 !
20%
49% Feb
37% May 26
88
1,700
35%
*130%
5
Sugar
24
21
32% Aug 10
87 %
21%
35
134
38
24
Sep
87%
211/8
36%
*130%
37%
3% Oct
10
22%
35%
134
22%
30% Oct
'31
23
20%
20%
35%
*1301%
39
27
15
14'
87%
20%
37,000
21%
May 31
321/4 Jun
"21 % Feb
87%
20V4
341/2
35%
134
36%
99%
2
6
34%
*130%
35%
*
31
Sep™LB
35%
132
500
11,100
36%
35%:
21%
Jan
Sep 18
Mar 30
36%
21,400
2%
99%
35
14%
35%
20
6
61
2%
—100
60% Jan
24
35%
20
5%
60%
;
2%
223/4
No par
24
4
3
34%
60
2%
Illinois Pub Service—No par
23
4
7% Jan
35
20%
6 '/J}
59
33 % Mar 27
28
151/8 July 31
2%
15%
38'
Illinois
Oct
H37
6
6
59%
2%
4%%
Oct
Oct
5%
58%
2%
10
800
7,100
Central
11
75% Oct
6
58%
2%
-
49%
15'/4
Central
2
44 % May
5%
.57%
2%
48%
V"
26
4
32
6
58%
50
•
May 28
16
May 16
49
48%
.
Apr
33
24
103
49%
22
No par
23% Apr
Nov
8
49
29
■;
22%
Hudson Gas & Elec
23
39% Oct
3
49
29
39%
5 %
23
50% Apr
Jan
48
*48
28%
15
Central
Oct
95
July 19
47%
36
48%
46% Apr
25
9
Dec
28%
37%
52 % Mar 30
4
32
*48
28%
1
20
5
25
30
£4
7,700
36
48
19%
2
101 %
5
Jan
£1
36%
36
48
5%
77% Apr
May 29
91
37
35%
28
57%;
36% Jan
38% Oct
£0
13,000
48%
34%
Corp—_
Mar 17
57
28
2,000
34%
15 Vs
of
5
8 'A Nov
3% Jan
56%
33%
381/2
Foundry
13
56
34%
14%
Central
17% Oct
9
56
34%
28%
46%
290
.
55%
34%
37'/2
Central
23% May 29
33% Mar 16
9% Jan
SO % Nov
101%
55%
551/4
33'/4
15 %
9
30% Jun
22
101%
101'%
102
*101%
39
2
July
101%
102
15%
51% Nov
93
7,600
37%
23% Jan
17
7
12%
-1
Instruments
Aguirre
68
Aug 23
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
12%
35%
No par
preferred—
21
20
13
34%
87%
Central
Jun
12%
28%
34%
23
44
July 12
12%
*47%
2%
common
3,700
.12%
12%
34%
131%
Corp
7,600
26
33%
No par
14% May 29
5
£9
5%
Cenco
44%
26
55%
preferred series A-100
conv
44
257%
31%
.—100
preferred
45
25%
55%
10
Corp of Amer com_.
44
55
7
Corp
45
25%
48%
100
___
Products
2nd
Celotex
2
Mar 13
68
1
43
25%
28%
1
Shares
-
43
"■47%
1
the Week
16
25%/
33%
34 %
Friday
Nov.
.
*28
1
.
25%
32%
50
preferred
2674 Feb
19% Sep
5
50
25% Jan
28
14
34% Jun
3-1
4%'%
13
3
40 % Sep
5
28% May 29
6
Jan
Nov
14% Nov
Mar
38
7%
16% Jun
5
38
Sep
9
137% May
*101%
x421/4
'
55
10
preferred-
Celanese
Mar 22
44
5
28
3
27% Jan
Ceco
25
101%
_
Caterpillar Tractor-
10
19% July 21
10
19
18% Jan
22
Jan
73 % Dec
Jan
fe2 % Oct
22 % Jan
6%%
28% Jun
101%
common
7%
124% Jan
28
3
24 % Jan
Jun
Co
4
Steel
12%
Ry_100
Inc
4
29
12%
Corp
42 % Jan
29% Jun
18% Nov
40% Aug 15
Products
2nd
11%
5
General
(J I)
26%
.No par
Light—
Jan
70
26
129
3
&
431/4
25%
Co
3% Jan
2
2% Jun
3
71% Jan
9% Jan
29
July
Carter
Case
&
Steel
Nov. 15/
42 %
Ohio
&
Corp common
preferred—
4%%
Carriers
2
Mar 12'
77
32 V2 Oct
29
Jan
17
3
Mar 20
Carrier
28
36 % Jan
41% Aug 29
28% Dec
22
Apr
5
1
115% Jan
■
4 % May
8
49% Sep
26
46% Feb
Power
Inursday
Nov. 14
_No par
:
Clinchfield
Carolina
Wednesday
Nov. 13
5
Corp
Carpenter
Tuesday
Nov. 12
10
Mfg Co
Carolina
44% Feb
3
3
Carlisle
Sales for
Monday
Par
Co___
(Philip)
45% Mar 14
30 % May 29
May 19
10
Jan
"1' 27
Carey
11
15 % Mar 30
25
39% Jan
,
Carborundum
Mar 16
37% Oct
5
Mar 13i
PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
6
60 % May
43 V2 Dec
NEW
; ;;
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
,
,
t",
•
- i
•V
v
3.200
•
,
Volume
The
Number 6213
196
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2089)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Jan
Highest
18 % Oct
24
23
6
30% Jan
3
Sep
3
15 % Dec
18
8% Oct
27 % Jan
4
49 y2 Jun
15
18% Oct
23
13% Jan
22% May 24
26
88
Jan
18% Jan
13
12% Jun
27% Oct
26
40
28
194% Apr
4
Nov
105 %Jun
16
89
May 28
88
Jan.
■
93 y2 Sep -21
92 % Jan
29% May 9
22-% May 11
18% Oct
90
•96
31
3% Jan
5
46% Jan
11
■i
5
4% May 29
9% Apr
17
70% Aug 31
Oct
36
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn
194% Mar 19
24
Oct
11
6
60% Mar 28
5
3
30
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Feb
Corning
27
Apr 12
24% Jan
7% Mar
24
76% Jan
17
22
24% Apr
11
11% Oct
26
82% May
1
19% Feb 12
29% Apr
13
22% Jun
28
26
Oct
24
17% Oct
24
Nov
24
18
31
Sep
11
42% Jan
:
4
39% Feb
1
50% MarlO
134
Dec
77 Va Jun
12
14
41
67
37% Aug
48
2
Sep
3
90% Jan
3
15 Va Aug 23
9% Jan
64 y2 Jan
11 Va
Sep
3
59% Jan
97
3
86% Jun
27
25
91
5
19
6 % Oct
45% Oct
36 % Nov
23
27
3
16% May 16
29% Dec
7
54 % Jan
Dec
6
15% Jan
4
25
35
30
] 4 %
Feb.
19
Mar 16
14 % Jun .27
20 % Aug
4
31 Va May 29
35 Va Aug
10
7
47 % Oct
24
27
32% Oct
22
8
86 % Jan
5
82
July
78
11%
22
S
21%
14%
15 Vo
3,900
15%
15%
16
17
16%
16%
32
16,200
31%
32%
32 Va
32%
32
32 %
47%
47%
159 '/a
156
159%
89
91
iv.
"94
96%
*94'/a
47
47%
47%
156
159'A
154%
47%
159%
91
*89
91
*89
96 %
96 Va
*94 Va
96%
*94
20%
21
21
21
*20%
21
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
13%
6 Va
6 Va
6%
6 Va
6%
614
%
39%
39 Va
39%
83
83
83
13%
13%
14
14
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
20
20
19 %
20
19%
*44
20 %
19%
20'A
II6V4
114%»
116%
45
*44
46
39%
40
39%
6
14'»
13%
400
6%
3.400
6
23%
24
23%
24
19%
20%
20
40 Va
14%
*44
19%
20 %
116
118%
*44
46
96
*12%
40%
*81'A
19%
91
20%
%
14
115
'31,200
20%
83
*81 Va
6,500
48
157 %
83
*81%
700
41 Va
4,600
83
100
14%
14%
13,700
*23%
23%
2,500
20%
20%
20%
18%
115%
118%
46
*43%
20%
19 Va
34.600
119%
18,300
28,600
3.100
5
42 %
42%
42'A
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
42%
45%.
44%
*94%
95%
95
95
96
96 Va
95%
95%>
95 %
96%
350
14%
15%
14%
15'A
14%
15'/a
15
15%
15
15'A
33.300
96 V4
94%
94%
*95
96 Va
*95
96 %
100
preferred
10o
*94
96 %
*95
No par
_
Sugar,
15%
15%
15%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
%
16%
5.700
10
*13 %
13%
13 Va
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
500
__
5
6%
6%
46%
46%
5
10Va
10 Va
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Publishing common
1
24%
24%
6%
6%
common
No par
$1.60
No par
prior
*89
20%
100
Class
47'/a
156
91
America__12.50
of
convertible
preferred^
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 20
*89
94 %
114
$4 prior preferred
•
21%
11,800
No par
Corp—
Curtis
22%
3,200
10,400
!
47
13
1
1
Co
x22
31 '/a
*81 %
Cunningham
21
8% Jun 14
11%
21%
2.50
4%%, preferred—
16
May
Steel
Cudahy Packing Co
Mai- 13
22
19,% Jan 20
11%
11%
21%
No par
Cuneo Press Inc
2
Jun
11%
11%
21 %
6
No par
:
Cuban-American
20
13% Feb
12
UVa
21V4
39 %
__,25
Zellerbach Corp common
.
5% r'o
13
22
28%,
11%
Shares
22
27 %
12%
1
com
common
$4.20 preferred
C T
29
12 % Feb
33 % Jan
37
30% Jan
62% Feb
70 % Jan
.
-
.
19
5% Jun
20
Crown
19
15Va Jan
Seal'
preferred
Crucible
19% Aug 23
16 Va Jan
9
3
9% May 29
Oct 24
1
Va Jan
11
107 % Feb:
25
..14% Feb
May
21% Mar 29
11 % May 29
73% May 19
•
$2
2
7
22
4
12
23% Apr • 18
13 % Aug 21
'
31 % Mar 29
8
8
Aug
109% May-25
-
Dec
95 % Jun
6
17'/8 Jan
12% Oct
14% Jun
89% Jan
&
21 %
28 %
-
5
26% May J 7
51% July 25
Cork
22%
28
100
Petroleum Corp
convertible preferred
Crown
21%
28
20%
1
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier Publishing
42'/a Mar 19
129% Jan
14
Jun
45% Nov: 20
5%
22 Va
27
25
preferred
Crescent
27% Aug 24
•
3%%
/
Mar 13
Corp
21%
28
15%
*
1
International
21%
27
157
1
Coty
21%
28%
32
100
1947
Crane Co common,,
20
78
of
ser
2
68% Jan
15% Dec
18
preferred
Inc
21%
15 %
5
Cosden Petroleum Corp
the Week
30%
100
Coty
i
Friday
Nov. 16
47
5
common
Sales for
Thursday
14
10%
5
—:
8
23% Dec
72 % Jan
Works
preferred
3%%
4
21% Mar 12
•
Glass
3 % %
Nov.
21Va
I~5
~5qc
1
Wednesday
27
~i
Products Co
Nov. 13
21%
Corp,,
5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__I,11III1
4
Tuesday
NTov. 12
5
43% Mar 21
•
27
5
Jan
Jan
Monday
par
Cooper-Bessemer
16
23 % Mar
25
42% May 31
63% Nov
3
26% Oct
45% May
3
145 % Sep 26
83 % Jan
5
15% Feb
43
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
of America
Controls Co
5
34% Mar 19
1
40% May 31
YORK
EXCHANGE
34 Va Feb
27
7% Jan
v
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Jun
4
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
24%
17
22 Va
9
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
46 Va
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
10 Va
10%
10 %
10%
10%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
6%
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
23%
24%
*10
24
24%
9*4
9 Va
25
9Va
8%
24
8%
9
6%
47
*10%
25
7
15,800
47 V4
1,300
11
400
25
800
6%
16,200
23%
24
6%
23%
5,500
8%
9
9
1,100
1
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
18 Va
18%
18 %
18%
17%
18%
i
common—
A—
33%
34 %
33 Va
34 %
33%
33%
54
54%
53%
54%
53%
55%
37
38
38%
91
*88%
91
*88%
91
*88%
91
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
16,500
10
18
*33 Va
54
18%
18
18 %
34
34
34
1,600
55 %
55
55%
7,700
39
39%
37,700
D
32
Jan
3
46% Nov
85 % Jurt
7
89-
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12y8Nov
1
20
Nov
May 29
11
9% Jun
Mar i 7
25
Jun
30
31% Nov
14
20% May 29
76% Jan
16
80% Oct
23
77% July 27
22
45
90
Jan
2
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series-A
Mar 13
15% Feb
7
29 % Jan
21
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
78% Aug
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
81% Aug 30
3
47% May
4
34 % May 28
51% Apr.
Aug
48 y2
41% Oct
:7% Jan
20% May 17
29% Jan
37% Feb
58% Oct
35% Jan
43
*3
43%
42%
50
51%
50%
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
29
40
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
12
27 Va Jan
22
25
,
1
46%
45%
46 %
46%
46%
45%
46%
Supply Co of N Y___ __2.50
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
18%
17%
18'A
42
42
42%
42
42 %
42 'A
42%
5,700
16%
17Va
16%
17'/a
17
17 Vb
17
17%
24,100
No par
No par
18%
18%
18%
19%
Xl8%
19
18%
19
18%
19
1,600
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
7.500
1
17%
18 %
18
18%
17%
18 Va
18Va
18'/a
18%
18%
8.400
No par
273;,
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
67.400
1
20%
21 %
21%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
38.0UO
5
55%
57 %
56 %
57%
55%
57 'A
56%
57%
55%
56%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
23
23
Pepper Co
31% July 18
Dome Mines
Dominick
2
Ltd
Fund
Inc
Jan
23
Dec
7
101% Jun
5
90% Dec
11
Nov
8
19
77% Jan
20
25% Jan
3
38% Jan
42% Sep
110
34
81 Va July 12
24 Va
May 29
39
Jan
44
22 %
21%
22%
DuBois
1
14 %
14%
Chemicals
Jan
16
26
Inc
Dimhill
Feb
97 % Apr
27
32 % Mar 22
44
Sep
3
42% Jun
47% Apr
6
Jan
2
48
July 10
45% Nov
27
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
Jan
3
49
Nov
22
45% Jan
19
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
43% Jan
44
Jan
4
46 % Dec
20
45
Feb
7
19
Jan
19
32% Nov 24
17
Oct
23
49 Va
14
du. Pont
Co__
24
13% Oct
10
25
27% Oct
4.20%
preferred—
4.10%
2,600
12q),
12%
12%
12%
6,200
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
7,100
227%
225%
229 'A
226 %
229%
226 %
229 Va
42,100
No par
107%
108%
*107%
108 V2
107%
107%
*107%
108 %
107 Va
107%
*85%
86%
85%
85%
*85%
87'A
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
26%
42%
42%
43%
86 %
85%
86%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
50
*41%
42 Va
50
—
86 %
5
*46
46 %
45%
__5o
*48
50
17%
-5
■
*46
47
*48
48%
*48
47
*45%
46
*45%
46
49
*48
49
*48
49
*48
49
18%
*18%
18%
1,400
12%
45,000
*48
48%
46
*45 V4
49
*48
50
:
*43
16
1
140
*43'A
47
46
45%
.
44
44
*46
42%
46%
45
45
1,100
1,000
10
45%
42 Va
46 %
48%
44%
L5o
of America
preference,:
conv
9,500
53%
9
preferred.
$1
15
53%
224%
$2.10 preferred
10
12%
15
54 %
9
—
I
12%
15%
54
226V4
Dynamics Corp.'
H9% Oct
12%
2,300
15%
'
8%
D W g Cigar Corp
1123% Oct
12%
44.700
26,100
~
223 %
preferred—
19
12%
15%
53%
8,400
1
_
Duquesne Light Co common
>
$3.75 preferred.
__!
$4.16 preferred—^
i
4% preferred
48 %Jun
13
48% July 13
12 %
14%
53%
8,800
36,400
com__,5
(E I)
preferred—
$3.50'
—l
15%
54
6,900
12%
No par
Nemours
de
14%
53%
,_i.—No par
$4.50
.
May 25
29% Feh
Power
International——;
Duplan' Corp
L_.
27
5
2
i
21%
13
5
44
Industries
1
25
15
8
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
254% Mar 14
Apr
10%
12
50c
Duke
Jan
41
Corp
Chemical Co
Mar-27
114
10,900
17 Va
22
100 y4 Apr
31,600
43
8
27
.1
'<
16%
Feb
24
800
45 Va
46
42 Va
31
Oct
45%
1
20 % May 29
6% May 29
4 5%
2
.
Dresser
11
,44%
45%
29%
5
164'/a Jun
:
x45
28'A
Mar
20
47 %
45%
29%
32
22
47%
45%
28 Va
24
20% Jun
45%
45 %
29 VH
17% Oct
24% Nov 27
45%
45%
28%
Dow
254'% Nov
44 Va
45%
~50c
Douglas Aircraft Co
5
45
45 Va
28%
42
Dover
3
43 %
«'•
28
4
19
par
ino
8,200
28%
26
Jan
28%
27%
24
8
28%
Divco-Wayne Corp
16
72% Jan
9% Jan
;
11%
37% Jan
185% Jan
29%
17
25% Jan
61
29 %
12
24 Va Apr
26
29%
1571,
27
May 29
*28%
11%
27
Jun
28%
12
Jun
13
28'A
16 Va
16% (May 29
43
29
11 %
40
19
*28%
12.100
20,500
15%
85% Sep
17
11 %
11%
42% Aug
Nov
11%
DiGiorgio
24% Nov
-
11%
Diners'
3
24 % Apr
11%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
15
4
63
11%
15
Co,,—
3
4
11
11
Dr
17 Va Jan
11%
___
Jan
fl52% July 18
llVa
12
6
38% May
11%
9
11%
3
29
10%
10.300
60
8%
16
20% Feb
% Dec-
60
8%
15%
21% Jan
29
60
8%
11%
22
25
59%
8%
11%
May 29
22% Sep
29% Dec
60
12%
12% Jun
17% Jun
59%
1
14% Jan
May
18 Va
8%
59%
Corp
70
28
18%
8%
59%
11%
29
25
18
8%
59%
16
48 % Mar 23
22% Mar 29
18%
8%
59%
10%
40% Feb
16 V8 Jun
18
8%
__2n
1
■
Alkali
18 Va
18
Coatings,,,_____1
5.100
3,300
15%
25
15
Grande West RR_No par
Chemical
7.300
20.800
11%
23
7
45'A
16 %
Oct
29
46%
1
11
35% Jun
Dec
45%
Inc
12 Va
6
26%
__3
Lines
Air
Va
19
28 % Nov
8
17
47
15%
46 f/2 Apr
4
16%
46%
Fruit Corp—
2 50
(The) Club :Inc—
J__i
Disney '(Walt) Productions
—2.50
17% Feb
23% Mar 26
May
16%
47%
Diana Stores Corp,,.
18
26
Dec
16%
47
Diamond
10 % Oct
23 %
10.300
16%
47%
Co
Diamond National Corp:
11% Oct
21
50%
16%
46%
'DeVilbdss Co
9
21
51
16%
46%
Detroit Steel
21
49%
16%
46%
Light
Detroit' Edison
,
49%
10.500
16%
DeSoto
10
49
L>0
20
43%
46%
9
34% Jan
49%
42%
160
87'/a
16 Va
2
26
48 Va
No par
42%
*85
46%
12 % Mar
26% Oct
1
i
42%
1
6.75
61% Jan '
24
9% Oct
1
&
Dentist's
4
47%
1
Hudson
Deny & Rio
20% Mar 17
.
Inc
Power
15
29 % Jan
10
17
42%
12
18% Jan
13% Jan
Mar
42 %
29 % Feb
30
15% Nov 29
18% Jan
50c
22 Va Jan
Oct
Nov
20"
85%
15
27% Jun
19
3
85%
25
52 % Dec
17% July 24
26% Jan
5
31% Jan
86
Delta
7
74% Jun
12% Jan
14% Oct
*83 %
15'/a Jun
,9%
82 'A
86
21 Va Jun
,
82 %
*83 Va
Delaware
14% Jan
8,000
84
*82%
86
Deere & Co
% May 29
12,300
HI
*84%
Delaware &
7 Va May 29
13%
25%
81
100
15
45
13%
25 %
82
83
20
10
13%
25%
OA
->
*82%
22
14% Mar 20
13 %
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83
Records
8.000
25
13%
25%
*82
57 % Feb
67% Nov
82
13%
25 Vb
83
55%. Feb
48% Jan
*81
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19 % Jan
11
82
100
2
Mar 27
13%
25%
80 Va
C
27
37
13%
24%
81 Va
B
26
22% Oct
'
39%
series
12% Jun
16 Va Jan
13%
24%, 25
*80
38%
39%
series
38% Jun
24% Jan
13 %
7
ioo
A
12%
3.90%
19
28% May 29
common
series
12%
3.75%
Decca
16
47% Sep '
Light
*88%
13
Preferred
27
62% May.23
11
89%
Preferred
20% Jan
July 18
&
3.75%
59% Nov
Aug 18
15 y2
41% Jan
2
37%
12%
5^
Power
Preferred
84% May
1
86 % Mar 15
32
Dayton
36%
*88%
5
_
Dayco Corp
2
Feb
84
j
100
Dan River Mills Inc
18% Mar 12
17%
17%
*46
45%
17%
47
18%
17%
48%
46%
*48
45%
100
47
46 %
1,000
48%
100
45%
com__1
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
13 VB
12 Va
13'A
12%
2
26
27%
27%
27%
27
27'/a
*26%
27%
*26%
27
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19%
20
1,300
E
22% Jan
5
21% Oct
24
29% Jab
3
81% Jan
3
89% May 24
80% Jun
16% Jan
3
25% May 17
9 Va Oct
97% Sep
25
Jun
25
Jan
11
30% Jail
3
96
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
83
26% Dec 22
27
Feb
119% Apr
99
6
28
89
29% Dec
55% Feb
16
Eastern
22
92
Feb
27
24
21 Va Jan
4
85
97% Mar
7
115% Mar 15
101
July
4%%
6
Eaton
52
Jun
25
Edison
89
Jan
18
94
A tig
May 29
32
Nov
95
Feb
20
99% Oct
30
Jun
27
35 % Apr
6
46% Jun
25
63% Mar
30
Ekco
67% Apr
1130 % Dec
19
4% Oct
24
34% Sep
7% Apr
Oct
12
5
6
22% Jun
27
33% Jan
11
4% Sep
24
6 % Jan
2
56 Va Feb
16
Dec
11
65% Mar 22
11J/4 Sep
24% Oct
29
16% May 15
19
30% Jan
Jun
25
23% Sep
24
34
Nov
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
41
8
15
3
10
49
4% %
Electric
20'A Dec
59
.Dec
Jun
21
8
18 % May 29
26% Feb
1
17
34% May 29
47 V4 Jan
26
4% Jan
3
18% July 24
33% May
26
48% Nov
3% Dec
29
18 Va Dec
15
53% Sep 29
15% July 28
11
Oct
30
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
2
19
11% Nov
8% Jun
27
45% Apr
45% Dec
18
16 % Oct
23
36% Jan
5
34% Sep
27
49 ye Apr
45
Dec
11
15
34% Apr
14% Apr
4
21
Jan
3
!62% Dec 29
6
24
3
52% Nov 28
4
5% May 29
19 Va May 29
50VaAug
6
45% May 17
27% Oct
25% Dec 29
31 % Dec
1
20
25% Dec 21
30% Nov
1
13% Jun
25
11% May
8
6% Jun
14
5% Jan
For
9
footnotes,
see
page 25.
*99%
100
*99%
100
lOOVa
101%
100
*99 Va
100
*99%
32%
32%
31%
32%
common—_l
56
56
*56
57
56 %
57
*91
93
*91
93
common
2.50
61
14
9
Mar
24
May 28
*98%
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28%
29%
101
Co
Amer
*
98 Va
101
28%
29
*
98 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
48
48
48
48
48
48
48 %
48 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5 Va
4%
5%
5
5%
5%
5%
5%
25%
5
shrs
10s
5
16,400
93
33 Va
33%
*48
800
12,300
29%
101
1,800
33%
49
1,000
26
14,400
127,000
5%
47%
47%
48
47%
33
31%
34
31%
3,800
47%
31%
33
Paso
Battery,
watch Co
Electric
Air
Mfg
&
26,000
9 Vb
8,600
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
79,200
28 %
28 %
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
22,000
9%
9%
10
26,400
32%
34%
34%
35
34%
34 Va
34 %
34%
34
34
5,500
10
common
43
43
43 %
43%
42%
43
43
43'A
43%
43'A
900
25
13
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,700
60 Va
60 Va
61
61
*60%
62
61
62
9
9%
8%
9%
8%
62
*60%
10 Va
9%
210
,1
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
8.50
35%
36 %
35%
36%
37 Va
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
1,500
10,200
No par
2 Va
2%
Va
2%
2 Va
2%
2'A
2%
2%
46,600
12 Va
13%
n
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
preferred
9
100
Corp
Equitable Gas Co
series
com
A
11%
100
14
&
9%
17%
20c
preferred
Englehard Industries
5%
9
28%
5
Corp
4%
Erie
9 Va
3
Co
Phonographs
Freight
9
__1
!
Natural- Gas
9
*57
Pittsburgh RR Co.
12
60
14%
2
*57
14 Va
60
14%
12%
*57
13%
13'/a
60
14%
2Va
*21
13
21%
1,700
13%
13
13
*57
60
*57
60
14%
xl3%
14
14 Va
16,900
9
Evans Products Co
5
9%
9%
9 %
9%
10%
10
10
10,000
2
Evershayp inc
1
20%
21 Va
21
22 %
21%
22%
22
23%
21%
23%
35,600
9
Ex-Cello-0
3
41 Va
42
41%
42
42
42 Va
42 Va
42%
42%
43%
12,400
1
33%
35%
34 Va
13%
35%
13 Va
5Va
19 %
35%
*13
4%
19 %
34%
13 Va
47/a
19%
34%
No par
70% Mar 21
13
32% Jan
2
52% Feb
21
8
Mar 29
Jan
101
93
7.100
58
*91
48,300
32%
58
*98%
1
23 Va Mar 12
28
*98%
29
32%
57
1
50
11% Feb
29
101
30%
30
93
32%
57
5
Eurofund Inc
46 Va Mar 14
39% Mar
30%
*91
32%
,
100
Amer
3
May 17
20 % Jan
29%
32 Va
47
Factor
Corp
(Max)
Fairbanks
14
11
100
101
& Co class A
.
Fairbanks
16
43
29,600
8%
7
Jun
10
102'A
4.7 Va
14
Nov
36% Oct
101%
32%
8% Feb
31
30
103
8%
21% Feb
15
8
101%
31 VB
29
4
13% May
102 Va
x47 %
May 29
27
25% Jun
Jan
4
88 % Oct
6
35
May 29
10% Oct
28% Apr
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
2
25
13
3
5
2
Aug 22
Jan
f41% Dec
Sep
7% Jan
30
68
Jun
27
13,500
31%
Endicott Johnson
57
3
230
12 %
Empire. District Electric Co
12
4
87%
12 Va
*99%
23% Jan
23
Jan
87%
12%
100
25
20
35
88%
12%
50
24
Jan
59
88%
12%
10
49 % Mar 30
23% Apr
16% Apr
22 y2 Jan
20
Oct
88 %
12
9%
Emery
55
*87%
12%
,_ioo
Ind
Emerson Radio
79% Mar 16
87%
11%
32 Va
35
22
87%
12 %
48%
15% Mar 16
Oct
88%
11 Va
30%
5
12
*87%
_2.50
47 %
24
10
42 Va
1
7 Va Oct
35% Jan
21%
41%
5
El
15
20%
42
lo
Emerson
13
21%
41%
~_i
Share
Storage
National
13
Nov
20%
42%
Elgin
26
35 Va Jun
20%
20%
41%
Electronic Associates Inc
Electric
42
5
37% Jan
&
Electric & Mils
26% Jan
12
19%
20
42%
.
Inc
Co
Bond
19
Dec
20%
20%
41%
preferred
24
16% Jun
20%
20
41%
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of
Electric Auto-Lite Co,
1131% Nov
liy8Jan
32% Jan
Stores
Products
15 Va Oct
Feb
20%
21
%
com
preferred—
22 Va Oct
19
20%
19 %
41
100
Assri
Manufacturing Co
Bros
3.COO
20 %
lo
Inc
Fuel
prior preferred
4%%
23
1
&
$3.60 preferred—
9
40% Mar 23
88 % Jan
3
Gas
_i
5
Lines
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
May 28
30
26
4
46
Eastern Air
2
2
12
95
Eagle-Picher Co
£3
Apr 21
Feb
44% Jan
36%
13
27% Jan
22
15
Apr 24
20% Jan
93
10
Jan
Dec
24% Feb
3
18% Oct
15% July
40% Dec
98
23
31% May 29
6
32% May 15
154% Dec' 12
2
10% Mar 13
Morse &
Co
Whitney Corp com
1
$1.50 convertible preferred
40
Fairciiild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
.Fairchild Stratos Corp,,
Fairmont
5%
Foods
Co
junior preferred—
Fal&taff Brewing ;Corp
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fawick Corp
:
t
Corp
50c
1
-50
1
1
,5
.2
19 %
44%
' 77/a
1
common
5 V8
_
45
20%
22
*50%
*29%
24 Va
17
7%
8V8
51%
29%
25
17%
7%
9%
9%
43%
7%
44%
8%
22
22Va
50%
29 A
25
17%
7%
50%
29 /2
25'A
18
7%
9%
12,600
35%
34%
34%
*12%
13
*12'A
13
12%
12%
700
4%
5
4%
5
4%
4%
75,500
5,500
19%
43 Va
8
21%
19%
17
19
15
15%
44%
43%
44%
42%
43%
8%
22
8
21%
8%
22
7%
21%
55,800
53,600
8%
22
7,400
<
*50%
51%
10
*30
30%
2,200
4,400
29%
30
29%
51%
30%
25
25 Va
25
25Va
25
25
17%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
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7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*50
51%
*50
26,900
-
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2090)
18
Monday, November 19, 1902
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
23% Feb
5
Fedders
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
Pacific
3
19% May 10
6% Oct
24
14y4 Feb
2
Federal
17
13
14% Oct
25
22 y4 Feb
7
5%%
30 V4 Oct
25
44% Feb
7
Federal
Jan
Dec
24 % Jan
5
33% Jan
3
19
42 % Oct
1
59 % Nov 22
2
18% Jan
20
10 Va May 29
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
26% Aug
34% Mar 21
24
July 11
37 y2 Jun 27
Aug 30
21
34% Feb
10% Nov
22 %
23% July 27
2
54% Jan
May 29
23 % Jun
12
24
35% Apr
11
22% May 29
5
164y2 Nov
24
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
28% Jan
4
22% Nov
50y4Jan
2
First
Charter
24
72% Jan
2
First
Dec
41% Jan
13% Oct
104
35 %Jun
26
46
3% Jun
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
4
23
1
24
25
Oct
85
May 19
114
29
26y4 Mar 16
80% Aug
8
86 y2 Mar
Nov 28
Fischbach
8
k
Feb
84.50
$2.25
Co
B
East
Coast
58% Jan
17
16% Jan
4
31% Jan
11
85
24% Aug 25
33 y2 July
13 % Jan
27
5
May
Florida
47
Jan
3
8
24
30 Va Mar
1
24
Jan
29% Jan
May 29
2iy4Jan
10% Jun 25
14% Jan
3
12
16% Nov 30
17% Oct
18
29 y2 Mar 22
17%
16%
17
851%
*83%
85%
83%
83%
91,.
x88 %
89
88
88
2.410
42
x39
39%
39
39
400
851/2
*89
89%
89i/2
*40
42
*40
*84
10
No par
Co—25
*39%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/4
4%
4%
4%
5%
2.50
No par
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
383/4
3934
3 9 3/a
39%
39%
40%
10,900
6i y2
62y4
62 y8
64 3/8
63
651/2
65%
66%
65%
66 %
21,100
15 Va
T5i/2
41%
.
V
5
6,600
93%
*93%
951/4
923/4
923/4
*93%
95%
*93 3/4
951/4
80
15 y4
15%
151/4
15%
xl5%
15%
15%
16%
16
16%
11,700
123/4
*12
12%
100
11%
.2
Mart Inc
Mineral
Motor
*12
10
preferred
convertible
Co..
.
.
14
28 Va Oct
22
42 Va
Apr
11
12 y2
*12
12%
11%
11%
11%
9y4
10%
10
43%
43
431%
12
12
*12
12
12
9%
10%
43%
1
2.50
Co....
28
9%
10%
43%
44 %
8 3/a
8%
8%
8%
26%
26%
263/a
26%
29%
30%
283/4
29%
5,900
31%
32
32
32%
31%
3.1.3/4
2,700
Co
1
Corp
50e
3iy2
32
3iy4
If'4
Franklin Stores Corp
—1
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
9%
Co
10
33Vac
23%
231%
27%
28y4
1
22%
100
*81%
Friden
Jan
2
17 Va May 29
27 y2 Feb
15
78 y2 May 29
84% Nov
13
Inc
-
Trailer
Fruehauf
Co
common
preferred
4%
:
:
65,100
81/2
30y4
8 3/a
261/2
29
Sulphur
17,300
216,400
263/4
8Va
26i/4
291%
Freeport
9
3,600
9%
23 3/8
231/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
x27/b
27%
26%
271/2
27%
27%
26%
27
23
22%
233/B
233/a
243/4
24%
24%
23%
24%
83%
83i/2
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
*84%
23
3,000
93/4
45%
i/a
8
8%
26%
28%
Inc
Corp
11%
9%
43%
-*V.
261/4
8y8
26'%
Dairies
7,800
29%
2
Fram
3
11%
11%
11%
101/4
441/2
43
10
Foxboro
12
56
*84
88%
93%
35% Nov
24
88%
series
pfd
divid
$4.20
1
23 y4 Oct
85%
*84
5,300
11,800
Feb
19
xl63%
24,200
67
67% Oct
17%
21%
24
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
16%
l
Oct
86
171/4
15%
25
3
161/2
35%
18
Jan
17%
15
Apr
Feb 13
16%
-
21%
87
19
18%
34%
26
73
51%
183/a
2.50
10
Foster-Wheeler
50% Nov 27
11,800
25,900
30%
50%
181/2
21%
Food
19% Jan
18%
29
49%
181/4
36
4%
29% Jan
38,600
5014
18%
30%
491/4
18%
15%
Foremost
3
29%
50
28%
49%
181/4
35%
8
7% Oct 29
28%
29%
491/8
21%
4
19 y4 Oct
63,500
15
16
1
27,200
33%
211/2
Ford
3
5,600
58%
32%
'
151/2
45% Feb
Apr
35% Jun
26%
563/4
34
36
14% Jan
24
26%
60%
33%
151/a
45% Nov
5
26%
57
21
24
26
26%
59%
34
341/2
24
Dec
26%
57
15%
7 Va Oct
14% Jan
261/4
60%
211/4
36ya Jun 26
27
271/4
57%
35i/2
22% Oct
26 Va Aug
x26%
59%
151/4
19
61% Dec
27%
56 %
35
43% Oct
9
27 V*
28%
Corp
15% Nov 21
July 31
12
31% Jan
12,300
2,700
21
Foote
18
22%
35%
C
20 y8 Mar 29
8% Oct
22 %
223/a
21 y2
8
12% Jan
22%
23
of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
3
11
22%
223/4
35
1
8
13% May 29
22 3/s
23
19
Food Fair Stores Inc common—
26
5
223/B
23
49%
Ltd
Corp
M
F
2
94% Oct
22
5,500
21%
22%
20%
Fluor
34% Aug 28
40 y4 Jan
35%
22%
29%
Florida Power & Light Co
26
35%
34%
22
22%
34%
18%
Florida Power Corp
82% Feb
89
1
89% Jun
5
25
25
18% Oct
36%
34%
22%
5
12% Oct
5
May~31
48
3
Jan
34y2 May
3,200
48%
pfd
Railway
2nd
conv
26,700
14 3 a
23
33%
No par
preferred—100
2nd
41%
14
1,900
26%
common.:
A
40%
14
%
1
28y4 Jun
6y4 Feb
353/a
100
41 %
35%
13%
23%
13%
413/4
133/4
36%
23%
..No par
Inc
48 Va Jun
May 19
86% Nov 15
50
40%
13%
33%
29 Va Oct
July 14
10
4
36 Va Jan
41%
13%
31%
Stores.;
conv
13
4iy4
14
31%
preferred
$4
Mar 16
41%
30 %
Rubber
900
36
23%
41
37
36%
*23%
23%
No par
&
Moore
&
Flintkote
8
Mar
87
*23%
331/8
National
20% May
363/8
23%
Financial Corp_No par
23
43 y4 Oct
May 29
36%
34
3,800
363/8
36%
*23%
37 %
23%.
13,300
14,600
22
1
Inc
.
22%
10
)
Tire
Firestone
48% Mar 21
Products
Federation
23% Oct
34% May 22
2
82
1&3/4
Corp
Financial
22
24
12
95
Jan
25 % Oct
20
69
Nov 24
75% Dec
4
4
49% Jan
iFiltrol
35 Va Mar 15
142
24
47% Oct
:
16%
16 3/8
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Paper
*16%
16%
1
No par
Fiberboaro
16
Dec
15% Mar 16
Corp
15
24% Oct
23% Oct
126
Ferro
6
31% Feb
16%
16%
13%
53 y2 Feb
163/a
7 5/8
41%
24
7%
73/8
10
20
.7%
7%
(.1.25
Oct
29
14
7%
7%
Inc
18 Va Jun
7 3/a
7%
35%
Stores
36
7%
*23%
Dept
14%
1
25
Fenestra
143/8
35%
36i/8
preferred
Federated
2
15
36%
14%
361/4
Paper Board Co common__5
15% Aug 22
14%
36
15%
x35%
17
Shares
151/s
xl4%
17
Nov. 16
361/4
14%
36%
A—23
the Week
Nov. 15
14%
com
series
pfd
2nd
conv
4.60%
May 10
Electric Co
Nov. 14
36 y4
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 13
__5
Mogul Bower Bearings
31
Tuesday
Nov. 12
Par
lZ
24
Jun
12% Dec 29
27
Monday
>
11% Oct
16
397/a Nov 10
25 % May
3
17 Va Jan
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
4,700
I
18,700
15,000
85
110,400
640
G
1
25
563/a Mar 17
46% Mar
40 % Sep
14% Jan
8
41!% Nov 27
57
Mar 13
193/4 May
3
22i/4 Jan 27
12 y4 Jan
301/4 Oct
35
24
July 24
25
3% Jan
3
5% May 12
2% Oct
9
181/4 Jun
Jan
2
58
Feb
21
14
271/2 Jan
Skogmo
Garrett
17% Jan
4
17i/4 May 29
26 3/4 Jan
2
10% Jan
6
14y4 Dec
1
10% Jun
27
143/4 Jan
4
221/2 Jan
3
32y2 Nov
16
23% Jun
26
32 Va Feb
16
921/2 Jan
10
July 28
5% Dec
19
Oct
26
8
281/2 Oct
23
May 7
441/4 May 11
521/4 Jun
25
86
3
5% Jun
26
81/4 Apr 23
General
Jun
28
99
Jun
15
113/a Jan
77y4 July 26
27 y2 Apr
18
50%! Nov
51/a Feb
17
Oct
30
341/2 Jan
31
15
8
10% Jun
26
8
Jun
27
41/4 Oct
24
27
24
16
$8
Co
General
Bronze
General
Cable
4%
May 22
461/4 Mar 20
19
General
Cigar
General
Contract
com
Inc
Co
Finance
161/2 Jan
9
General
Jun
25
363/4 Feb
1
General
Dynamics
1
541/4 Jun
25
78% Mar 12
GeneraV Electric
2
351/4 July 2r
53% Mar j 5
General
Finance
10
1073/4 Nov
25
96
Jan
2
General
Foods
551/2 Apr
lO'/a Oct 22
30
Jan
4
General
Instrument
38% Sep
21% May 29
108
Jun
1
33% Jan
2
General
Mills
Apr
1061/4 July 14
113
3
58
40% Jan
15
21
5
May 31
Dec
12
29
Jan
6
IIO1/2 Dec
79'/2 Jan
10
861/2 Nov
4
42% Dec
281% Oct 31
44% Jun
13
26 V4 Jan
104
573/4 Jun
421/2 Feb
115
May
8
115
2
Apr
27
87 3/4 Oct
14
Oct
24
433/4 Aug 14
303/4 Mar
1
General
31
301/4 Jun
15
.
$5
General
Portland Cement Co
Precision
General
7
26% Jun
25
59
Jun
7
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
4% May 29
7% Jan
2
General
Public
26% Jan
3
38
371/8 Mar 22
General
Public Utilities Corp
14
543% Apr
25% Jan
6
25% Jan
3
27
411/2 Dec
9
9
$1.60
11%
11
&
11 5/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,600
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
2,300
331/2
59
7%
921/2
8
13%
36.%"
*82
29 %
4%
333/4
59%
33%
33%
33%
323/4
333%
59%
63%
633/4
65%
63%
64%
8,500
25,400
7%
73/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
20.200
5
General
221/4 Mar 28
General
41
44% Jan
Mar 14
923/4
8
8%
8%
8%
133/4
133/4
13%
13%
36%
36%
36%
36 3/a
*82
84
%
.
84
*82
29 %
293/4
Nov
24
1
13/2 Jun
22
92% Jan
25
26
26 %
July 14
32 % Apr
3
20% Mar 20
May 29
28
Mar
6
$1.30
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
27/2 May 11
27
Mar 22
$1.25
6% Oct
24
16
19
30% Jan
3
100
Sep
53% Jan
4
July 25
42
14% Jan
Nov
17
7
107
Nov 22
41% Dec 29
Oct
22
97
Jun
25
100
Jun
14
101 % Dec
20
General
Time
30% Apr
4
102% Feb 23
General
Tire
19% Feb
2
$5
Rubber
2
22
58/4 Jan
3
Georgia-Pacific Corp
62% Jan
2
Gerber
12/b Jun 25
20
3
21
May 19
2
21
Mar
33% July
6
12
May 29
19
preference
Genesco
4%
43/4
12%
12%
14
27
28 3/8
27%
^%'39%
39%
39%
40
" 70
12%
70%
11%
12 3/a
11%
12%
113/a
29 %
71
12%
29%
70
29%
30%
29 %
293/4
29%
113%
113%
54%
54%
1131/4
53%, 54%
113% 113/2
113
_
87
35%
16%
33
*37
5/2
31 %
87
36
173/4
34 Va
39/2
5%
72%:
114
114
54%
55%
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
53
Mar
Co
13
12% Oct
3;
35% Jan
4
11%
Jan" 3
31% Aug
17/2 May 16
47
Nov 28
14% Sep
13
3
79
Nov
33% Jan
4
47% NOV
15
27
3
55% Dec
Gibson
2
Gillette
Co
43% Mar 15
Gimbel
32% Mar 21
Ginn
14% Feb
14
Glen Alden Corp
24
45/2 Feb
14
Glidden
14
21/8 Nov
14
Globe-Union
15V4 Feb
1
Globe-Wernicke
Goodrich
5
Jan
5
36% Oct
22
72% Jan
4
24% Oct
Financial
Gibralter
&
Co
~6%
Jan
26
Jan
4
5
18% Dec
35% Jan
17
52% Aug
39% Apr
4
80
3
Gould-National
26% Nov 28
37% May 11
Grace
27
20% Jan
29
Granby
34/4 Jan
2
Grand
21% Oct
3
75 % Jan
Goodyear Tire &
9
114%
87%
*87
343/4
34%
35%
35%
36
17%
18%
18
18%
183/a
18%
18%
18%
33,800
323/4
333/4
32%
34
333/8
34%
33
33%
30,300
*37
53/8
38%
5%
5%
Granite
22
8
Jan
Mar
3
70% Nov
3
28% Apr
3
69
35"% Jan
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
28% Jan
139
Jan
25% Feb
5
3
13
11
29% Jan
2
75
July
22
2
4% Aug 15
30
19% Jan
48% Jan
2
15% Apr
17V4 Oct
6
49/4 Jan
10% May 29
55/8
5%
5%
21,300
31%
313%
25,600
26
31/2
24%
313/a
313/4
31%
31%
313/a
243/4
25%
25
26%
255/a
26
253%
10%
35 %
103/4
11
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
34%
35%
35
35%
35
36
35%
36
27
27%
27%
26 Vz
*26/2
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
9
xl9%
21%
34
81 % Mar 19
25/8 Jan
60% Jan
Great
Atlantic &
Great
Nor
Ore
Great
Northern
Paper
51% Feb
23
34% Oct
26
47% Feb
Great
Northern
Ry
44% Dec
20
12% Oct 23
1
30
May 29
137% July 3
21% May 29
26
27% Oct
12
20% Jun 27
3
79
Dec
11
70% Jun 27
81% Nov
14
44
Dec
13
30% Oct
44% Apr
43% Apr
19
12
35% Jan
16
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
91
Oct
4
Ml
Jun
102
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
28
47% Nov
13
13
Dec
30
Feb
62
Sep
Co
Great Western Financial
14
44% Nov
16
29% Nov
15
,
Sugar
$5
Gulf
States Utilities Co
Corp
preferred
preferred
$4.44
preferred
7
103% July 18
105
see page
Jan
10
15/8 Oct 23
12
106% Apr 30
108/2 Mar 14
41
Mar 12
25.
1
/
10% "
10
35%
36/4
20%
12%
20%
35
24%
34%
35
23 V*
10%
35%
21 Va
11%
35%
17
-14%
27%
35%
17%
14%
26/4
35%
17%
14%
27%
35%
17
14%
25%
36%
17
14%
26%
12%
13 V*
xl2%
13
12%
12%
19
19%
79
5%
19%
*78
5%
19%
79%
5%
19/2
*79
5%
20%
80
5%
37/8
37%
37Va
37%
*77%
5/2
36%
preferred
$5.08
preferred
Mfg
Co
20%
35
38/8
100
3
3
50
l
com.No par
j
$5
Gustin-Bacop
29%
35Va
17
13%
26
No par
8.33%
Oil
$4.40
97% Jun
10%
No par
preferred
$4.20
July 24
23%
No par
Corp
1
com
Gulf
94% May 11
93
23%
32%
34%
23 %
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
97
7
32%
34%
25
conv preference
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
2
Mar
29%
34
No par
4%%
3
Jan
10%
29%
31%
1
7%
15
34%
14%
27
30
33%
34%
23/8
10
35%
20/4
11%
43%
Pacific.Tea Co—1
90
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
24
Iron
87/2 Jan
10
106
May 29
27% May 29
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
93% Apr
104% Dec
14
14%
27 %
38 V*
2
3
Jun
14%
27 Va
38/4
36% Jan
Jan
30
14%
26
32%
preferred
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
32% Jan
53
2
15%
38 %
Great Western
Aug
15%
38/2
17
May 19
15%
38%
28
40
15%
50/2
16%
14%
28/8
30%
*37%
Sep
27
39%
49
4
Co
22V8 Jun
34%
37%
2.50
100
Prop
62% Feb
36% Dec 21
34%
48/2
44%
32%
Stores
24% Feb
_
34%
38
48%
15V*
14%
26%
29%
39%
49/2
6.25
24
35"% Feb
34%
39%
44%
32%
common
23
3
Jan
Co
27
42% Jan
34%
38 %
43%
31%
Steel
Oct
147
102% 102%
44%
32%
Co
T)
30/4 Oct
3
102% 102%
9%
20%
101
*100
1
18% Jun
Aug
9%
20%
101
34%
5
7
39% Jun
19%
*100
No par
Mar 22
146
9/8
9%
20/2
*48%
5
3%%
preferred
IGrayson-Robinson
5
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
20
(W
9/8
19%
43%
31%
Ltd
39
53/8
31%
100Vz 100%
*102
102%
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
•4
37%
21
36%
40
16%
31%
15/8
31%
145 % 146
29
29
29%
29%
61
61
41%
42%
28%
29%
76
76
36%
367/8
36%
36%
*92% 93%
*95
96
*96
97
1
*105
105%
*107
108
19
19%
-
20%
21%
35% 35%
39%
40%
15%
16%
31/4
31%
*145/4 146%
29 -' 29
29%
62
29%
62
40
42
28% 28%
76% 79%
36%
367%
36%
37%
*92% 93%
95% 95%
*96
97
*105
106%
*107
108%
18%
19%
20% 21
35/2 36Vz
39% 40/4
16/8
16%
31/2
31%
*145% 146%
29
29
29
29%
61%
61%
40%
28%
80
42%
293%
36
x37
•
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x94
*95
*104
*106
19
3,000
*37%
12%
Co
City
Graniteville
Grant
Co
Mining
Union
*37%
39
87%
53/8
35%
20%
12
& Co
(W R)
87 3/a
38%
*37
35%
20%
xll%
Inc
3,900
1,000
26%
10
Rubber
114%
26%
5
Batteries
87%
140
220,750
34
5
2
54% Feb
12% Oct 24
9
18
44% Jan
21
14
12% Jun
27
40% May 17
25/4 Jan
24
30% Jun
25% Jun
Jan
114
1143/4
26,300
55%
87
5
(B F)
54%
114
10
Inc
56
36
1
Inc
29
115
873/4
1
Co
31,300
28%
*114%
:::
114%
5
Co
12%
11%
12%.
87%
*35
1
-
104,800
1,300
33,700
70%
113%
5
Cards Inc
Greeting
71 %
40%
10%
33 %
of Calif.l
Corp
265,300
12%
23/2
5
1
Brothers
9/2 May 29
21
51% Jan
6
55
26
32% Oct
4
31% Jun
24
16% July 6
-8% Jun 22
18
27
20% Nov
24% Oct
57% Dec
28/4 Oct
29% Oct
12
23
23% Jun
51% Dec
Co.
Cement
21% Oct
553/8
30%
*40
115
29%
1,900
6,700
68,400
114
.5
Co
*114
5.
14%
713/a
71%
"
30%
28%
40%
71%
4,300
84
14%
29%
725/3
40%
71%
70%
72
40%
71%
2,400
37%
V
43/4
5
6,700
14
30
14%
43/4
1,520
8%
37%
*82
84
30%
4%
4
16
37%
30
12%
1
Feb
36 3/a
*82
30%
80c
Inc
Products
*135/8
28%
100
100
40% May 29
-30% Jun
5%%
13%
12
30c
com
preference
17
13
13%
71% •5.72%
2.50
Corp
&
8%
273/s
3.33%
Tele & Electronics
Jan
106% Apr
42% Feb
75V4 May 24
70/2 Nov
General
29
8%
8
4%
*40
99
97
94
,92
:
72
of Florida—
(series B)
25
25
preferred
preferred
t
29%
General Telephone Co
'
24% Jun
■
121/2
1
Industries
Steel
Si-,.:,
281/4
2.50
6.67
Signal
Refractories
General
92%
90
11%
10c
Service
Railway
•
271/2
t
\
100
33%
7%
,71%
j
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100
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"*
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273%
27%
27
27%
100
„
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59%
7%
92% ,7
8%
133/4
37
84
29 %
23/4
33%
33%
,
v
*98%
100
*98%
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preferred
conv
15
28% Jun
5
Jan
18
Oct
11%
Equipt Corp^
1
No par
Jun
8
25% May 19
5,600
11%
1
52
12
1,000
191/2
19%
preferred
No par
Advertising
15
78
25
19
19%
Outdoor
3
Jan
19
19%
No par
preferred
$3.75
General
23
19% Oct
19
193/8
100
1%
Motors Corp common
27
29
18%
193/8
3
Corp
Oct
25% May 28
211/4 Nov
1
19%
19%
No par
Corp
common
5% Jan
Aug 11
Dec
6
*18%
193/4
1
371/2 Jan
53
19
193/8
5
preferred
5%
27
81% Jun
1061/2 May 29
5
10
18%
"
571/4 Jan
25
23/4
19
2%
1
:
Corp
31
31
45 3/a
23/4
5
.
Corp
Co
24% Oct 24
68% Jan
453/4
2%
1—1
Controls Co
31
803/4 Dec
Nov
2,600
45%
2%
5
No par
100
1
Corp..2
Corp
Corp
451/2 Jan
58
8,100
23%
451/2
2%
2
1st preferred
2
19
46%
2%
443/4
Texas—5
of
Corp
3
37 y4 Jan
453%
413/4
453/8
No par
preferred
Bancshares
9
84
63/4 Apr
20
9,100
47
18 3%
411/2
Transportation—1.25/
Baking
Co
common
5
19
221% Mar 21
7,200
42
100
Oil
Oct
601/2 May
37
42
26%
12 3/4 Oct
25
3,500
36%
42%
Investors com—1
General
2
8% May 29
Mar 27
18%
37%
42
*18%
19%
11 %
42% Mar 15
23
32
Nov
20y2 Jan
Oct
79% Jan
18
36%
43%
Amer
8
4
18%
37%
Inc common.l
Amer
General
70
7% Jan
18%
36 %
42%
45 '
2%
preferred
General
6
Feb
19
140-,, Jan
18%
36%
423/4
18%
2
American
$4.50
102
94% Jan
7
13% Nov 22
22% Feb 27
44% Feb 27
83
Mar
2
75
18%
36%
42
preferred
50
Corp
1
voting pref
No par
conv
General
15
10y4 Mar
183/a
36%
5
Co
Corp
$0.60
38% Dec
98
May 26
75
10
94% Nov
,,,20% Sep 25i):
18%
36%
41/2%
convertible
General Acceptance
6
2 6 3/4 Dec 29
291/2 July
Inc
Wood Industries
Gar
4% Mar 19
24
24% Jan
Gamble
5
Co
Gardner-Denver
51
351/4 Jun
1
Gabriel
25% Apr 11
46 3/4 May 22
2
81%
37
37%
93%
94
97
106%
108%
19%
6,500
14,900
7,600
400
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
*26%
26%
*26%
263/4
200
21%
213/4
21%
21%
132,900
9%
103/4
10%
10%
64,300
20%
76,400
20%
*100%
19%
20%
101
*100
101
20
102%
102%
102%
102%
590
34%
343/4
343/8
34%
7,500
3 8 3/4
39 3/8
38%
38%
50%
51
50%
51
15%
16%
15%
16%
30,300
14%
143/4
14%
14%
27%
28%
29%
30
333/8
9,100
8,000
1,600
184,700
35%
23%
273/4
28
35,800
3,600
*293/4
30%
34%
32%
34%
36%
35%
35%
23%
23
24%
9,400
10%
10%
10
10%
36,800
35%
353/4
353/a
35%
5,800
20%
20%
20%
20%
12
7,000
2,400
1,300
12
12
12
43%
443%
43 %
44/a
31,900
32%
33
31%
32%
56,000
373/4
38 %
37
37
36 3/a
36%
36%
36%
900
41,100
17%
17
17%
1,100
143/a
14%
21,500
26 %
14% |
26 3/a
14%
253/4
27%
70,300
17%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
5,7u0
20/4
203/4
203/4
21%
16,500
80
79
79
*79
8,100
36%
20%
21%
30,900
8,800
36%
36%
6,200
41%
40%
41%
23,400
16%
15%
16/a
78,500
32%
2,100
207/a
21
36
36 3/4
40%
16
5%
5%
373%
31%
146
29
10
5%
36
53/4
3 6 3/4
32
31%
145%
146
28%
29%
146
630
28%
1,600
29%
25,500
(29%
29
62
62
62
62
41%
43%
42%
44%
117,500
29
29%
28%
29%
14,100
81%
*80%
28 3/4
*80
36%
373/8
82
900
37
36%
36%
87,800
37%
373/4
38 3/a
9,200
*93
95%
*93
94%
*93%
94%
*
96
1,900
96
94
*95
94
150
96
10
*104
106%
*104
106%
*106
108%
*106
108%
19%
193/4
191 j
20
9,900
it
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2091)
n
1
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Nov.
Friday
the Week
~
15
Nov. 16
Shares
H
37% Aug 30
Hackensack
Water
25% May 28
36 % Mar
22
Hail
Printing Co
44% Oct
59% Feb
14
Halliburton
May 29
29
4
42% Jan
39 % May 18
3
25% Jan
60% Nov
20
10
14
29% Nov
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
28"% Feb
9
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26% Jan
3
Nov
16
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
23
91
36
38
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
31
9
46
Hamilton
4 %
Jan
108
3
36 % Jan
23
Oct
3
25
25% May 29
2
Harcourt Brace
Harris-Intertype
38% Feb
4
I
30
May 29
24
29% Oct
9
16
Oct
8% Feb
6
37'% Feb 27
32% Dec 13
43% Mar 15
38% Jun
27
42
47 % Apr
27
13
Oct
24
35% Jan
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
18
23%
25% Oct
6 % May
133/q Feb 20
11
Jan
9
1127
Nov
28
40% Sep
19
15% Jun
49 % Feb
7
73% Nov
21
34
9% Jan
29
3
Hat
5 7c
Mar 29
Hazeltine Corp
22
31% Jan
4
19
64 % Jan
18
Mar 16
12
46% Apr 24
74% May 25
20% Oct
24
29% Jan
46%
87
3
•
Heinz
(H
48
Mar
2
Jan
88
2
Helene
34
38% Nov 20
J<an
19% Apr
6
44% Jan
17
Jan
67% Jan
86
108
Oct
50
10
115
Feb
1
82
Jan
3
55 %
18
July 18
May 29
32 % Oct 23
25
69% Dec
53% Sep
19
20% Jan
3
6
5%
15% May 24
24
24
21 %
July 10
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
16
28%
28%
28%
*28%
19%
18%
19 %
18%
Hess
28%
30'A
19%
191/4
19%
19%
20
14,000
26%
72,400
29%
18,000
26%
25
29%
'
*126
29%
127
26'%
26%
26%
29%
29%
29
*126
126
126
30
128
27%
28
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
x28%
28%
8,500
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 %
49%
47%
47%
/ 5,600
29%
30
29%
30
2|9%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
20 %
20%
*20'A
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20'%
20%
36V4
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
2,200
177A
18'%
18
18%
18
19%
19
20
19i%
20'%
16,900
7
7
71/4
7%
7
7%
■'
7'%
7%
7
10,500
1,500
2.800
7'A
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
17%
18%
18
18%
18
19%
18%
19
18'A
18%
24,800
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
4.800
20%
21%
12,200
42 %
42%
*39
*39%
40
v
23%
24%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
20 %
20%
20%
39%
41%
411/2
43 %
42'%
43'A
*85%
l'A
*85%
87
26%
26
27%
26%
87
*85%
87
27%
28%
5,700
27%
11,700
17%
26%
28%
27%
87
*86
87
*851/2
80
16,100
17%
17%
16%
17%
17V8
17%
17
17%
10
33'A
33%
33%
33%
34
34
34%
35%
*35 %
36
38%
38i%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
500
42 »A
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43 '/a
43%
44 %
30.200
113%
*112%
113%
*112%
1 1/24
common
100
112'A
preferred_No par
A
3,800
—25c
113
*112
*65
17
43
130
114
*112%
114
700
300
69
69
70
70
70
Chocolate Corp—No par
30%
31%
30 7%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
7,800
1
40'A
41
39 7%
40%
40%
42%
42'A
43%
41%
42 %
14,600
12 %
11%
Co—
Oil
50c
Chemical Corp
&
Heublein
71
71
♦65
*65
1
Inc
12%
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
12
15,600
1
19
19'%
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
25,500
5
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
18
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
2,400
12%
Apr
4
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
Hewlett-Packard
1
21'%
21%
21
21%
21
22%
22 %
23%
23
23%
23,600
28% Apr
21
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series A
100
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14-%
14%
9,000
*72%
73'%
*72%
73%
73%
73%
*6'A
6 %
*6'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
G%
6%
6%
600
23%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'%
24%
18,300
53
8
Co
6
72
Nov
6
68% Jun
13
74
May
16
Jan
20
5% Sep
18
II
Jan
4
30'A Jan
10
43% Mar 22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
14% Oct
31
29% May 10
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
8% Dec
29
11% Mar 13
Oct
24
87A Feb
1
Holland
j 26% Jun
14
36% Mar
9
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
29% Apr
40%
19
29% Feb
6
4
May 26
9
30
Jun
7
30% Jan
Nov
16
20
July
6
40% Jan
16
44% Mar 28
90
7
Apr
29%
2
Mar
3% Dec
15
6
18
19
16% Jan
3
Dec"~7
Apr
93
Nov
Sep
22
40% Dec
19
60 % Sep
13
74%|Feb 23
80 % Jun
9
81% Aug 16
85% Nov
88% Jan
93 !A Nov
14% Jan
127% Dec
14
6
13
83
Jan
10
1
90
Jan
9
3
3
72% Dec
90% Jan
92 % Jan
4
9% Oct
43 % May
99% May 24
Jun
21
29
7% Oct
20
34% Jan
3
40
Sep
15% Dec
6
23
July
*30
30%
30%
30%
48'/a
31%
*90
93
101%
*100%
28'A
27%
96
101%
28
30%
*30
29%
29%
30
47'/8
48
47 %
47%
30%
31%
31
31%
*92
*100%
28
96
101%
28%
*92
101
30
101
28%
12,400
50
95
*100%
20
101%
4,100
29
29
29
11,500
15,400
30%
47'%
*92
96
1,100
48
29%
291/2
2%
2%
2%
3
3
15%
16
15
15%
*15'%
16
*15
16%
900
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
3,600
50
*3.91/4
40
*39'/2
40%
*39%
40 'A
*39 %
40%
40
40
"
100
common.No par
39%
41
39%
40%
39'A
40
39%
40'A
39 %
40 %
9,400
78
78
78%
78%
78%
79
80
79
79 -
170
41
May 17
57% Mar 20
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
97
July 26
119% Mar
9
45% Aug 27
Household
17% Feb
8
Howe
56% Apr
9
1
11%
11%
46%
47
68'A Jan
2
Hunt
6
5%
28
Jan
18
40% Nov
13 % Oct
26
21 % Feb 13
•"
e'-1*
15
Co
Foods
5%
107%
38%
87
*87
95
*94%
105%
104
38%
88%
*94%
ti
100
96
vX
106
105
38%
39%
60
88
*87
96
105
11,800
11,600
39%
37%
39
10'A
10
10
10%
10
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
x45%
45%
46 %
46%
46%
46 Tit
47%
47%
1,800
34%
12,300
*10
*10
1,400
10,400
' 34
34 7%
34%
33%
34%
33'%
33%
*97'A
98
*971/4
98
*97'A
98
98
98
97'A
98
*97%
98
*97%
100
*97%
99
99
1
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
8%
series A
50
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
*40%
40%
Co—
5
14%
14%
'14%
14%
14%
14%
5
5
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29%
30%
29
30 %
4,500
21%
22
22
22%
22'%
22%
22%
2,3 'A
22%
23'A
20,100
No par
36%
37%
37%
38
371/4
38%
37%
38 3%
37'A
38'A
15,100
35
series
series
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd
5
com
A
B—
Refrigerator
Hussmann
QS
*79
7.200
3
100
100
Indust Inc
&
preferred
preferred
87
1041/2
37%
IOV4
Sound
96
2%
xl04%
38'%
10
88
*94'/a
96
37%
—1
Corp
2%
*87
87
104%
Stores
Hudson
101% Mar
*94%
103 'A
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No paT
1
Feb
87
•
Howard
9% Mar 26
Finance
preferred
100
4%
preferred—.——
.—100
4.40%
preferred——.
.100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Johnson Co
1
3% %
4
101
preferred
convertible
$2.25
28
37
7
30%
*30
27%
Jan
6
28%
30%
15'A
13
5% May 29
3,400
I 28%
2%
24
96% July
9
11% Apr
100
4%
28%
9%
10%
14%
Bearing
Corp
Jun
95
27%
5%
29
,
"100%
4%
*28%
30%
31%
93
4%
28%
47%
48%
30%
31,800
4%
of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
Hotel
&
47'%
-No par
No par
Co„
5
C
ser
29%
30
10%
4%
28%
9i/e
5
5
28 % Oct
12
Ball
2
July
8
58% May
3
10
25
24
8
7
23% Apr
35% Jan
Jan
74'A Jun
11
div
281/4
*30
30%
91%
4%
28'/2
15
1
Aug
preferred
2nd pfd
$4.25
$5
*30
10%
4%
10
12
23% Mar
75
15% Mar 23
4%
28%
Jan
25
32 % Oct
10
27
4'A
35% Feb
22
32 % Jun
9%
9%
28%
17% Jan
24
37% July 18
9'A
4«A
Co
Furnace
40
74
*73
74
*73
Hoover
2% Oct
16% Jun
Corp
28i%
1
25
Electronics
5
12
Jun
8
33% Jan
10% Dec
3
14% Jun
5
86% Jan
July 18
104
24% Jun
■
10
Mar 10
Corp—_
10
30
Holt Rinehart & Winston Inc,
1
Homestake
Mining——
12.50
Hooker
Chemical Corp common__5
25
24% Nov
10
60
41 % Jan
Hotels
Hoffman
Mar 22
87% Jun
5
93
16'A Dec
25
Jun
26
43% Aug 28
5
2.50
50c
Corp.——
Hilton
2
53% Jan
4
Hill
3
42
22
83% Feb
22
31% Aug
July 14
41% Apr
34% Jun
45
29%
preferred—25
7
36
29%
128
28%
4
Co,—
Jan
20
29%
*126
5.0
29
27%
—1
7% Feb
34
25%
25
'
30
300
89
2
Sep 25
18% Nov
66
251%
128
*87%
19%
common
class
conv
Hertz
14% Oct
28% Mar 30
W)
Powder
Hershey
2
65% Jan
89
39%
preferred
$2
40% Mar 27
10% Oct
26
&
(G
Hercules
25
110% Aug
Nov" 17
115
(W E)
non-cumulative
7%
Mar 21
27 %Jun
12%
20%
*87%
100
!
Industries
Helme
39% May 14
July 13
12%
♦19%
8.33%
common
Curtis
Heller
31
31% Oct
36
13%
20%
87%
12%
.No par
Co
J)
preferred
3.65%
10% May 29
Nov~17
Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
Oct
Jan
Industries
30% Mar 23
84% Oct
81
preferred
Haveg
2
17,000
12%
20 'A
87%
1.25
..—,-5'
Harvey
13
20%
13%
20'A
87%
29%
1
1
50
40c
5
4
12'%
20%
13%
24%
Aluminum Inc_
.
Corp of America common
30% Jan
22
14,600
*19%
1
& Marx__
1,200
1,800
48%
*85%
5
Schaffner
28%
48
*126
*i.
Hart
37% Mar 23
18
34%
28
49%
%
20'A
1
Inc
Corp
Harsco Corporation.
Harshaw Chemical Co..
1
,24% Jan
17% May 29
36% Dec
World
&
34%
28
48
X19A./
100
2
34%
28
48'A
87%
7.50
com
34%
28
471/4
28%
1
_2.50
*
Refrac
34%
27%
47%
*19%
2.50
Co
preferred
75% Jan
7
36% Aug
6%
13
39% Jan
39% Jun
27'A May 18
Jan
Harbison-Walker
48% Mar 13
3
% July 11
5
20% Jan
Hanna
34% Jan
128% Apr
Aug
Paper
Organ Co
(M A) Co—.
34%
27%
47
-42%
100
Hammond
34%
27%
47
*85
1
common
preferred
34 7%
27'A
46%
1
Co
35
27
5
Co
Hammermill
34% Jan
*34%
5
.
Watch
26
20
7
12.50
-
convertible
21% Oct
24% Jan
I
27% Jan
Hallicrafters
24
26
80'A Dec
Jan
Co
% Oct
16
122
44% Sep
F)
26% Jun
May 24
128
Jun
35
July
83
(W
27% Jan
May 28
27
18% Jun
'58% Mar 28
42% Oct
120% Jan
24
34%
:
34%
*97%
7%
8
40%
40%
*40%
14%
15
260
99
8%
*97%
8
14%
'
32,700
200
41%
•'< 2,800
15
.
30% May 31
39% Oct
10
23 %*May 29
37
Jan
2
Idaho
Power
Co—
251/4 Apr
15
18% Sep
29% Jan
2
Ideal
Cement
Co
3
323A Sep
48% Oct
"_4
44 'A Dec
19
28
313/4 Jan
11
31% Jun
28
27
25
May 29
46% Feb
41
Apr
2
Illinois
Central
30
Illinois
Power
46% May
9
4.08%
43
Jan
15
34%
50
50
50
50
50
1
*44%
Lf.glit_No par
De Mexieo_100 pesos
5%
No par
100
*1531%
common
4.42%
May 29
4.20%
preferred
23% May 29
43 % Mar 30
Indiana
31
44% July 16
48
14
48% July
52 'A May
47% Apr
12
4
Nov
16
32 3/4 Jan
23
50% May
45 % July
44% May 22
~3
71 % Jan
May 25
47
3
8
Feb
44 % Feb
4
20
25
5% May 29
9
94% Aug
3
50'A Sep
26
Jan
18
Jan
5
40% Jan
3
497% Dec
12
3l'A Jun
26
33% Jan
3
58% Dec
29
40
145
353A Jan
Oct
152
35
Jan
18
21% Jan
3
90
Nov
14
151
May 31
551% Dec
30
27
Nov
10
44% Jan
5'% Jan
50
5
16
50% Nov
47% Aug. 21
43
19
42% Jan
Oct
46
Aug 18
1
20
36% Jun
47'A Apr
17
2b
95
Apr
25
May 29
15
4.26%
16
4.70%
May 21
7'A Feb
19
Jan
5
87
Industrla
Elect
Ingersoll-Rand
38'A Oct
25
26
I
101
7
Dec
45% Dec
16% Sep
28
5
20
14% Feo
24
69% Mar 28
35% Apr
11
42'% Apr
Nov
4% Jun
37
17
Jun
57
Feb
16
6
85% Mar
Minerals
Int'l
Nickel
19
International
Paper
10
29% Oct
Oct
19
10% Feb
26
Jan
5
104
4
18% Jan
Intl
Mar 26
International
Jan
International
Salt
Dec
19
38'% Jun
6
21% Oct
25
29
Feb
3
27
International
Shoe
39% Nov
22
4434 Jan
4
60% Apr
4
37% Mar 13
39 % May
4
33
May 28
58% Jan
2
1151/2 Jan
108% Nov
2
118% Dec
13
92
Jun
18
331% Jan
11
4814 Jun
12
31
Jun
25
45
12
2
Mar
12
50% Jun
13
41% May 25
50y4 Mar
7
21% Jun
27
52'A Nov
22
19% Oct
24
50% Jan
2
Interstate
Dept
20% Jan
4
26% Nov
30
17% May 29
25% Jan
3
Interstate
42'% Jan
3
62% Nov
21
45
Jun
15
59% Jan
2
41% Jan
3
51% Nov
24
40
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
383% Jan
10
50
Apr
27
213/4 Jan
3
33
Jan
113
Oct
18
17'A Oct
24'
13% Oct
24
13% Jan
3
80 'A Jan
27
Dec
5
28
38
1
2'
com
39'A
86
*84
86
40
*84
49%
154%
39%
14%
15%
15
15%
15i%
15%
2.50
27%
28'A
27%
28
27%
283%
27%
*97'/2
98'%
*98%
99
98
98%
*98%
29%
*28'%
29%
10c
28%
102%
*7%
28%
102 %
8
28%
1021/2
*7%
29
102%
8
*43'A
44%
*43'A
44%
8%
9%
8%
91/4
26%
27%
26%
27'A
68%
72
731%
74%
*29
102%
8
44 '/2
103
8
45
15
102'%
*77%
45
28%
*98%
99%
*7%
8%
23%
—8.33'A
34%
34
*39'%
40
*39'%
26%
27 'a
17.700
75%
76
3.000
23%
248
6,500
34
33%
34
40
*39%
40
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
40%
96%
96
96
95
963A
96%
14
41
x40 %
41
40%
41
41
41
41
%
1.100
46'%
46%
*46
46 3/4
453/4
46%
46
46%
1,100
46
97
27
27%
27
28%
26%
28%
26%
27%
23,300
24
24%
24'%
24'A
24
24'A
24
24'A
2,300
24%
52
52
51%
52%
52
51%
*52
51%
1\,000
6,500
45
45%
45
46'A
Iowa-Illinois
Power Co
5
Gas & Electric Co—1
52
43 'A
3,100
Iowa
&
20%
5,200
Elec
Iowa
Light
Power
Creek
Island
&
Light
Coal
10
16% Jan
10
Jaeger Machine
Co
25
24% Feb
21
Jefferson
Sulphur
9
87% Jun
14
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
$6
20%
1
preferred
I-T-E
43'A
50c
Co
common
22
81% Nov 20
55% Feb 13
83
Nov
3
86
Jun
27
74% May 22
84
73% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
13
15
56 % Jan
3
75% Dec
12
38% Oct
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
Breaker
Circuit
37
Sep
26
For
May 29
22
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
7
112
Tea
3%%
*121
431/4
21%
122
43'A
21'%
*121
52
45%
44%
45
45
45%
45'%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
43%
43'A
21%
122
20'%
*122
13%
20%
211/z
10%
10%
15
153%
151%
86%
86 %
473/4
48
48
86
86
86%
86%
47'A
46%
47%
Johnson
Jones
&
86%
86%
43%
42%
43%
*86'A
87
88
:
>
2,500
48 »A
49%
*861/4
43
443A
44
44%
43 7
69%
70'A
68%
8
100
4,300
20
87
44aa
39.700
69%
7,100
70
701/4
71
72'A
71
191%
19
19%
18
18%
473%
46'A
46%
46
45%
45%
47%
46%
461/4
44%
101'A
101'A
100
1
1
IOIV4
101'A
"100%
100%
101 'A
13%
133/4
13%
13%
*13%
18%
18%
19%
18'A
17% Jan
4
Jorgensen
Mar 20
14% Oct
25
40 % Jan
4
Joy
25.
86'A
42%
*86%
3,100
15'A
86
18%
18
page
*85%
5
46%
<!
10%
15
86
10%
50c
24
see
47
100
Corp___
5
Johnson
Logan
13% Oct
footnotes,
1
*86
10%
Laughlin Steel common.10
&
981/2 Jun
5%
common
15
7,100
10%
15%
86'%
xl0%
15'%
14
71
Jonathan
2
102% Mar 26
Inc
Co—
50
13%
14
10'%
10%
15
143%
123
*122
123
15
10%
5
1
pfd—100
21%
122
13%
xl4%
14%
21%
122
14%
14%
_5
Co
preferred
7
*
Co
Johns-Manville
2
Feb
29% Jan
73% Jan
Jewel
4
48
24
23
2
75'/4 Jan
Lake
May 26
102% Dec
21 %
28
July 16
38% Sep
61'/2 Oct
7
110% Mar
43% Sep
380
97
41%
46
*40%
J
48% Feb
—
97
96%
26%
9% Oct
July
2,900
55,800
39%
39
24
IJ.% Jun
82
100
300
15,100
9
26
1
Co
2
85% May 19
W
8
45%
9 'A
*44
45
3.50
Stores
27
17% Mar
21% Nov
200
1,100
1,300
103
103
102%
82,400
1
28%
28
24
34
5
25
27%
99%
77
23%
com
28'A
27'%
35
40
34,800
75
24
*39'/a
34,100
26%
23%
40
'A
75
34%
2,700
62
27%
34%
400
9,000
15 %
73%
24
15,700
40%
603/4
26%
34'%
49%
155
14%
9%
23%
5,100
129,600
62 3A
8%
23%
160
2 3 7'«
15%
9%
9
1,800
5,400
30
30
30'A
3,700
85
*84
86
21,900
43
378 'A
23 'A
369
41
29%
900
160
97
*96
49%
2,300
54,700
31%
31
155
x61 'A
preferred
convertible
$2
21'A
8
154%
41%
62%
100
Corp
26
ftfar
49%
154%
39%
29%
39'A
24
124% Aug 30
49%
154%
49
60%
com_No par
Jan
20
48%
154'A
3,100
54
54
— --
.•
39%
38
*42 'A
24'%
28%
*39 '/a
12% Jun
118
1223/4 May 10
24% Feb
May 29
17% Nov
*153%
379%
No par
& Tel
Power
33% Dec
23%
372 %
62%
No par
Utilities
40% Jan
49
♦83%
24-%
375%
■
57%
55%
39%
28%
series B
pfd
conv
39%
24
367%
38%
61%
25
International Tel
4%
24%
375%
*96
39%
28%
preferred
International
24'A
366%
38%
62
Co
_
Silver
International
7%
39%
39%
86
common
Resistance
36
11
24%
374
391/4
2 8'A
Corp com
1
5% .convertible preferred
100
Ini 1 Rys of Cem, Amer eom__No par
5%
preferred
100
International Rectifier Corp—.— 1
98
24
38%
61 %
Pipe & Ceramics
25
41 % Apr
1
No par
preferred
$4
-,
Limited—_1
Packers
International
16
23%
39%
20
■
6
6
56%
*83%
5
Corp
Canada
26
32% Jan
27%
160
No par
Mining
of
381/8 Mar 16
15% Jan
97% Feb
54
May 29
553A
>151%
*28
100
preferred
4%
International
Int'l
com—5
Chemical
&
Oct
26
56%
156
48%
,
62
30
54%
♦153'%
154'A
common
18 '/a Jun
353% Nov
55
160
48%
Business
preferred-
7
23% July 12
53'A
*1531/2
153%
Corp
1233% Mar
26
53%
160
47%
28
7% May 29
52%
153%
Iron
H«ryester
7%
common
preferred
29
2
32%
27%
5%
No par
100
41/2%
Interlake
94% Dec
23'A Nov
27%
5%
Machines—5
578% Jan
29
1
x32
27%
6 'A
365'%
26
3
Oct
32%
27%
*5%
97
15
2
32
27'A
6'%
96'%
85% Jan
4
32%
27%
*5%
96'%
32% Jan
24
32%
27%
6'A
96%
9
Jan
32
27%
*95'/2
25
Jun
32%
271/B
95%
25
9
46%
95%
Jan
95
*46 %
3 l'A
Jun
22% Oct
11
Nov 17
96
163/4
30%
24'A Jun
223/4 May 11
*46%
30%
6
4
46%
31%
*46%
31%
30%
541/4 Oct
7
46%
30%
Int'l
19
*46 'A
30%
Corp
International
1234 Dec
46%
30%
Inlerchemical
8
93% Feb
*46%
30%
2
22
1
29% Jun
49,
5
100
1
Jan
39'A Jan
54
2
81
*48
53%
Mar 16
52
49%
42%
57 '/a Mar
14
*48%
53'A
159% Mar
28
49
42 %
2
Dec
49
*48'%
53%
14
36'A May 16
*48 %
42
24
87
*48%
49
53
Jan
84'A Nov
51%
41%
Jun
3
*50%
53%
'/j Oct
3
51%
42%
43
27
*50'%
53'A
145
24'% Sep
58'A Jan
*47%
51%
41%
Co..
300
77 % Jan
48
*501/2
54%
Apr
22
♦47'A
51%
42
Steel
50
51'A
48
*50Va
52
29
Jun
180
5 l'A
*47%
39
98
34
8,900
48
42
preferred
9
5
36
46
48
No par
6%
27
Jan
35 %
*45%
48
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
55'A Jun
34
36
46
48
Inland
149% Apr
25
35%
*451/2
48
2
4
Oct
35 %
45
2
3
607
common
34%
45
19
42% Jan
May 19
,
&
34%
46
Apr
142% Jan
447
Corp
Power
34%
*45iA
Jun
59
24
201/8 Oct
General
Indianapolis
45%
48% Jan
155
90% July 24
12
27% May 31
Co..
RR
Co
preierred
preferred
preferred
preferred
24% Jun
41
preferred
Inc
series
(Earle M)
A
Co
Manufacturing Co
101
100%
13%
13%
13%
18%
19%
18'%
1011/4
14
19'%
18%
18'%
183/4
18
24,200
18%
14
18%
44.400
*
370
1,600
19.800
•V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2092)
20
.
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. 18
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. >2
Nov. 14
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 16
Nov. 15
Shares
k
37
Mar 15
29% Dec
1
49 % May 23
25
May 29
bo-}* Dec
22
108% Apr
25
84
Jun
26
99> Sep
20
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
50% Sep
19
Oct
10
May 19
103
Jun
7
Jun
101
Jan
10
60% Jun
28
102
122
6
Dec
19
122
58 Va Jan
17
87
Nov
6
75% Jan
9
82
Dec
13
78
84 % Jan
27
86
6
Oct
89
96% Nov
31
92 % Feb
100
Aug
95% Jan
89
27
.93
Nov
20
Jan
May 21
4%%
(ser
68 % Jan
36
Jan
Sep
28
91% Apr
36
39% Oct
10
38
15
69
Nov
93
3
95 % Oct
12
Sep
19
5
15
24
28% Oct
Kansas
4%
12
50 % May
54 % Nov
1
36% Jun
27
3
28% Nov
28
13 % Oct
24
24
47% Jun
13
78% Mar 16
5
26 % Jun
25
40% Jan
3
27
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
22
86
Jan
,\sk
60% Oct
24
91% Mar
24
11
84
Nov
23
46
Oct *
25% Jan
3
49% Nov
73% Jan
3
94% May 16
52
Jan
4
38% Sep
32% Jan
27
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
7
57% May
Feb
93
79 % Jan
12 % Oct
15
48% July 31
33% Jun
27
85
3
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
9
July 20
34% Dec
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
Jan
May 28
Oct
20
20
KLM
44% Mar 14
Feb
11
8
Dec
Kresge
Jan
25% Mar 12
6
39% Dec
11
24
11
16
30% Jan
13% Oct
Oct
24
20
6
14
34% Apr
Korvette
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
39 % Jan
4
18
(SS)
Kress
Mar 12
(SHl
P
210
*93%
96%
*93%
96%
36%
371/4
37
37%
36%
37
6,200
191/4
17%
18%
18
181/4
1,600
73%
731/2
74
74%
37%
37%
37%
37%
371%
37%
38
27%
27%
27%
27%
281/8
27%
27%
44
44%
44%
441/2
45%
44%
45%
931/4
96 %
*36Vi
5,100
37
.1,000
28
28
9,100
45%
4o%
4,000
17,700
16%
16%
17
16 %
17%
171/8
17%
16%
17%
51 %
51%
51%
51%
521/4
51
52
51 %
52
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32i%
331%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
291/4
29%
291/4
29%
5,100
65
66
%
65%
66%
65%
66 %
66
67%
65%
67%
36,900
691/4
69%
68%
69"%
5,300
42,600
"
No par
i.50
68 %"
69i/4
681/4
69%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
25%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
341/4
341%
5
49
50%
50 %
51%
501/2
51%
51%
52 V8
51%
1
28%
29%
28%
29',4
28%
29 34
29%
30%
29%
g
40
85
85%
26%
27
26%
271/4
25%
27%
25%
26%
122,700
21%
22
22
22%
x22 Vs
22%
21%
22 Va
21,700
17%
18
21%
Paper Co
>
17%
18
17%
17%
5
18%
13%
13%
13%
22% -22%
'
86
141%
39 %
85%
21%
5
14%
40
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14
40%
27%
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14%
40
86
14%
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)
26%
•
15
40
14%
85
,
1C
Co
141/4
40-
8.100
40
86
,
i
Co_v
25,100
14%
39%
*85-
900
52
>30%;
40
13 V4
10
100
.
9,200
69%
1
e
5,800
;; 68 %
I
.
100
..
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75
-
92
101
*92%
*93%
93 %
16 %
Airlines--—100
Sutherland
*90
*100
*921/4
43
Kroger Co.—_„
V
19%
90%
101
93 %
74
'
K
96%
90%
*100
/:
*921/4
93 %
32
Co__:
Inc
&
92
83
51 %
common
Kroehler Mfg Co__
*81%
74% '75%
a.1
——____
(E J)
731/2
83
50c
•
Royal Dutch
1,500
75
1
^
Wire
100
74%
74%
*81 %
27%
Co-.__-8.75
i
106 %
101
100%
37%
37 y4
%05
*90
36%
'
106%
751/4
*18%
19%
100
*105
83
*93%
37
—50
Copper..
4'/f> preferred
Apr
57
par
8
Koppers Co Inc
26
36% Jan
22
Light
36 %
*18' <4
1,300
106i%
*81%
96%
*93%
•
14,800
50%
106
106
100
90
k105
*74%
•V *92%
33%
90
*49%
106%
90%
90%
>100
-
33
501/4
*105
74V2
93%
75%
•
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Mar 16
88
&
Keystore Steel &
24% Oct 26
27
11% Jan
27% Oct
20% Jun
6
25
23
Electric
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
3
33 % Mar
45% Oct
10
&
101
91
*49%
106%
83
*81%
90%
-
*9214
100
Co,
Kennecott
5
19
41
Power
Kendall
23
46
25
*90
*100
50%
33%
91
90%
►105
106%
331/4
33%
9OV4
107
74%
83
75
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co—
Jan
25
100
Kayser-Roth Corp
% Feb
Jun
27% Feb
Jan
1
30% Jun
3
29% Dec 29
14
Jan
78
11
42% May 23
4
14% Nov
36
Dec
83
4
Gas
74%
73%
33%
*49%
34
*105
:_No par
preferred
n on-cum
Kansas
3
12% Jan
31% Feb
107
—100
City Southern com—No
Kansas
7
26% Jan
♦1C4
>81%
_•
50 %
.*105
100
;
92
*49%'
110
100
—_.
x92
<49%
105
Kansas City Southn Ind com_No par
Non-cumulative
preferred
_25
37% Jan
50% Jan
preferred
preferred
x33%
93
par
_i_-
preferred
4.35%
Nov
18 % Nov
4
—
4.50%
41 % May 22
27
91
*
100
_
4.20%
.
22
26
23% Jun
Jun
Jan
17% Nov
■:
preferred
33%
93
49%
of 1959) conv pfd—100
4%- preferred
.
pfd
conv
City Pr & Lt Co com.No
to.80%
90% Nov 13
May 22
93% May 24
36 % Nov
87
Kansas
3
Apr
33%
50
(ser of 1957)
101
8
Corp_—33%c
preferred—100
4%%
79% Mar 14
26
15
Chem
preferred-
111
6
27
Dec
&
convertible
May 16
83
89
Alum
4Va%
4% %
.
112
July 31
84% Aug 25
Kaiser
22%
22%
27%
28 %
28%
27%
17%
181/4
V-
181/4
5,500
4,000
80
12,900
12%
13
13
13i%
22%
23
22%
23
22'%
23
2 71/4
27%
27V4
28%
27
27 3 a
12%
13
%
12%
13%
12%
13
25%
25 34
*25%
25%
25%
26
41
*35
41
■;T3>;
14
.
*85
•
13%
5,800
28,900
6,800
L
24
40 % Jan
2
34% Dec
11
19% May 29
31V8 Jan
12
Dec
11
36% Aug 15
Oct
40 % Mar
25
36% Jan
10
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
Lanvin-Parfums
13% Oct
22
29% Feb
9
Lear
13 % Jun
26
21% Apr
3
Lee
13% Jun
251
39
10
25% Jan
45
27
51
Apr 21
26% Jun
20
40 % Nov
28
20% Oct
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
20
18
22% Sep
14% Jan
25
34
Apr
7
131
3'
21
Aug 31
Oct
2
41% Dec
8
11% Jan
3
16% Apr
20
20% Dec
11
33% Feb
16
1% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
22 % Mar 22
5% July
15
Sep
1 %
Jan
24
28
Laclede Gas
4.32%
Lane
15
15% Mar
6
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
8
Feb
Rubber
8
Lehigh Valley
Feb
9
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
Dec
4
4% Jun
25
36% Dec
14
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
Lehman
34% Jun
60
22% May 29
43% Feb
8
Lehn
8
Leonard
111
7
19
Oct
5
7
Dec
20
25
8% Oct
25
13
Feb
48 % Apr
28
60% Mar
7
43 % Oct
4
62
Mar 19
10% Jan
4
15% Jun
5
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
81% Jan
12% Sep
3
111% Nov
22
146% Jan
10
152% Dec
6
40% Sep
26
23 % Nov
44% Jan
147
59% Mar 16
9
42 %
3
May
56 %
Apr
25
25% Jan
2
26
17
Oct
24
54% Mar 29
Link
4% Oct
25
19 % Jan
2
Lionel
15% Oct
24
57
2
10
31
27% Feb
27
22% Feb
2
29% Nov
9
Jan
11
4
100
85
170
Apr
59% May
87
104
Feb
8
13
89
Dec
Mar 29
39% Jan
136% Jan
35
Dec
49
Jun
13% Nov
3
91% Dec
12
Lone
Star
155 % Jan
23
72% Nov
Ma v 29
57
s
4.84%
Gas
29
conv
preferred
Jan
3
96
May
4.35%
series
E
24
Jun
151
28
25% May 29
40
Mar 20
29
63
Oct
24
50
64
Apr
Louisville
p
18% Mar 28
77
Mav 29
15% Feb
8
30% Oct
23
22
67% Jan
4
14
May 17
20% Feb
27
21% Feb
20
40% Feb
20
Jun
Lukens
Lykes
281%
34%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
11
69%
70%
42%
44
6%
18%
12,800
*9
9%
1.400
52%
22,400
11
/
31,200
18,800
10%
70%
68'A
69%
152%
*1511%
152%
431%
42 %
42 3 4
11.100
18%
17%
I8V4
46,900
44%
44%
45
11,400
7
139.800
40
41%
42
17%
18 I/4
17%
43%'
43%
44 %
44
6%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6%:
22%
>
3.900
69%
40%
6%
19
152 3 4
3,800
28
•34%
x51
4
11%
18%
40 VB
53 3
4
5
a
*151,%
70 "81
*151%
153
'
43 %
5%
18 %
>
69%
70%
69%
152%
152
47
9%
*9
52 3
152
22
27%
35
53
22 %
22%
21
22%
20%
90
20 vb
»
4,100
1
59%
60%
58%
59 %
58%
60 %
59
60%
58 7 s
60
51
51%
50%
51%
x50%
51%
50%
5158
50%
51%
52,800
1
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Vs
2OV4
21%
20,800
17% >18%
> .18
*121
90
*92
18%
18%
18%
19%
22
22 Vb
21%.
138
*121
1.38
*121
47%
47%
47%
1021/4
103
102 1/4
*102%
*121
47%
25,400
138
47%
103
30,000
22 %
*1021/4
48%
7,200
103
10
90
92.%
*89
90
*89
90
*89
90
92%
*89
94
.
18%
22%
138
47
*1021/4
*88%
21 %
18 %
22 Va
47%
48
103 '
47%
*102%
100
;
20'%
181/4
*121
138
129,300
22 %i
21%
22%
21%
—100
El
Co
*92
94
94
95
*94
96
160
25,800
421/b
5
42%
43%
431/4
42 %
42 %
411/4
42
145%
145%.
146%
146%
*145%
146%
145%
*144%
146
120
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
5,800
54%
"55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
551/4
55%
4,700
10 %
11,400
Nashville
1
5o
42
.'
145
43
&
Sons
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
36 %
39%
38%
39
38%
401/4
39%
40%
38%
39 3
4
9,100
10
15 Va
15%
15%
16%
16
17
161/4
16%
16 %
16!
a
5,900
25%
25%.
25
25%
900
35 Va
35%
34'%
35V2
9,300
*45%
46%
1,100
Inc——■__ 1
Co
Steamship
9%
3.33%
(M)
Steel
Bros
'/2
341/2
52%
17%
J.
preferred
Lowenstein
4%
27
9
9
1%
*21%
4%
53
9
17
1/4
(Ky)_Nopar
common
Louisville Gas &
1
9%
1
22
1
——100
27
Dec
3
9%
18%
preferred—
35
26
4%
4%
17;%
'/4
*21%
1%
22
52%
4
D
&
4%
17%
—
series
Co
171/4
171/4
1%
*21%
53
Island Lighting Co com
10
series B preferred-——100
(P)
17V«
1 %
22
9 Vb
4..._10
4.25%
7%
1%
*21 %
1
5%
Iorillard
17%
:>
17
1%
22
52%
preferred ____—10o
146
Jan
8,700
17
%
40%
.
Long
11
25,400
1%
1
20
Mar 20
May 29
17%
16 %
*21%
2.50
Mar 20
6
5,000
40 %
.
May 17
4
12,400
7%
50c
93
Apr
17%
com—25
104
63% Feb
16%
7'/(J
3
9
137
17%
7
5
Co common
4
May 25
16%
7
34%
6
1
17V2
6%
27%
Aug
9n
16%
6 %'
4%
Star Cement Corp
Lone
28
14% Oct
53
Loew
88
17%
-
6%'
33 '/a
Aircraft Corp..
Theatres Inc.
6
100% July
17
7
26%
36% Oct
4
18%
6%
33%
inc..
Industries
2
'
5,300
I7V4
27
Lockheed
13
3
16
Jan
Litton
47 % Feb
6
24,000
14%
5
24% Feb
Jun
15%
14
32%
...
pfd
conv
27 % Jan
w
15 1/4
14%
26%
Co__
non-cum
23
123
b,900
16
14%
32%
Corp common—
54% Sep
18
221.2
15%
5
18% May 29
14
Jun
.
Belt
3%%"
64% Aug 23
15% Oct
15% Jan
41% Jan
9
34% May 29
17% Oct 24
21% Oct
135
July
51% Aug 18
46 % Dec 22
22%
14%
27
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Jan
4
15%
14%
100
Jun
14
23 3
15 %
14%
4-%
Co
Tobacco
15
46
Jan
Myers
40
35"% Mar 29
22%
16%
14%
32 %
preferred—
9
71
22%
15%
26%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
15
21%
21%
7
3
29
23%
4,200
14%
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
&
24%
___1
Inc..
7%
24'%
4%
—
Glass
Liggett
24%
15%
1
_l;
44% Jan
54% Dec
~26 %
6
24%
No par
RR
31 % May 29
18% Dec
Nov
110% Feb
24 1/4
21%
15
Products
Refineries
155% May 11
May 31
24
14%
No par
A
Libbey-Owens-Ford
17% Mar 12
3,700
24%
1
Co
com.
series
Corp
Fink
&
16,000
41
5
:
pfd
conv
*35
20%
5
1
Industries
Lehigh Valley
$1.50
*35
41
is 4
%
2J
1
;
Corp..
27
13%
25%
*35
41
15%
Inc
Tire
&
12%
25%
13%
25%
*35
——.No par
22% Apr
9
25
A
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
1% Mar 16
May 29
19% Jan
series
Bryant
12%
25%
1
__4
common
Siegler Inc
Leesona
6
Co
preferred
Co
-
9%
-
9%
M
27% Jan
41 %
Dec
6
21% Oct
25
3234Jan
53 % Sep
14
29% Ju«
25
45 % Dec
47% Nov
10
44 % Jun
5
44% Jan
74% Dec
82 % Jan
88 % May
20 % Feb
30% Dec
11
1% Jan
3'/b Jun
14
7% Jan
18
45% Jun
44 Vs Mar 15
47 % FeD
Mack
24
26
74% Feb
Jun
25
47% Mar 20
36% Jan
60% Jun
9
34% Jun
25
56% Mar 12
(RH) Co lac common
4Va% preferred series A—
10% Mar 21
Jun
27
Macy
7% Oct
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
6
19
Jun
25
32% Feb
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
20% Oct
24
4% Jan
27
3
5% Jan
27
4% Jun
25
7
36
17
38 Va Nov
15
23
26% Feb
28
51% Jan
4
65% Oct
12
May 31
50 % Dec
Oct
24
31 % Nov
27% Sep
25
May 29
20% May 29
34% Mar 10
22 % May 29
8
28
Feb
14
Mar
6
45% Mar 14
34
Magma Copper
Magna vox Co
10
Manning
Mar
25
44% Jan
74
4
61
Oct
81
Jan
18
21
July
May 28
Feb
46% Mar 15
28% Jan
2
32% Mar 20
42% Jun
25
58 % Jan
77% Jan
13
5
84
2
JWy
77% Feb
20
84
24
35% Feb
May 10
5
26
Aug
6
3
83% Dec
39%
Apr~26
25
35% Feb
Jun
27
Maytag
Co,
78% Jan
3
MCA
Inc
21
33% Sep
26
$1.50
22
32 % Jan
2
23% Sep
19
15
Jun
19% Oct
12% Jan
3
71 % Jan
4
24% May 22
120 Vb Nov
107
86% Jan
161 Vb May 22
76
22%
Jan~26
30% Jan
31
5
July 18
3
Aug 21
17% Oct
July 25
89
Nov
86% Oct
Nov
31
Jun
4
65
Oct
29
18% Oct
Dec~28
43
23
Oct
120
27
45
24
85
27
94 % Mar 16
24
27
43 Vb Mar 22
8
34% Jan
2
Jun
26
19% Jan
4
1
21
Dec
14
34% Feb
23
34% Sep
27
47% Dec
15
3
11% Dec
14
8% Oct
26
Sep
12
19% Oct
29
Dec
6
31
6
vb
35% Jan
3
49 % Oct
88
9
93
Jan
23% J.,
a
19
30% Aug 2?
16
May 24
31% Apr 10
35% Feb
28
15
49 % Feb
9
23% Jan
9
McKee
46% Jan
2
McKesson
12% Jan
31
38% Feb
8
17% Jun
25
33% Jun
20
91
footxioieo,
see, page
Jan
17
30
23% Mar 12
48% Apr
12
96
29
Jun
Jun
27
26% Feb
24% Oct
25
32% Apr
**» Jan
26.
2
90
Oct
7
6
10
Mclntyre
McLean
McNeil
&
40'%
43
22.200
27%
27'%
27%
17,400
8,300
25%
26%
26 VB
26%
26'%
26 Va
25
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
26%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13'%
13%
9,900
I
4
34%
34%
35
35%
35
35%
36
36 Va
36
36 Va
3,300
343%
33%
34%
4.200
175,000
,_No par
33
33%
33'%
33%
33
33%
34
1
22
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
22%
32%
32 Va
31%
32
53 Vb
54 Va
53 Va
54 '2
81%
80 Vii
801/2
1947 series-No par
No par
h_.
1959
series
100
1
31%
51%
80%
*80
81 %
*80
*71%
73
*80
82
80 %
*80
81%
81%
81%
*80%
71%
*71%
72 Va
82
*80
82
%
82
*80%
*72 Va
74
*80
82
*80'/a
82
15%
8,600
26'%
26%
43%
26'%
26%
26'%
26%
43
44
43 5
45
21%
22
17%
*83
18%
21%
17%
17%
*83
95
Co
Publishing
28'%
18,100
42 '/a
44%
12,400
33 %
33
33 Va
3,400
2,400
33
33
33 "«
19
19%
19%
19'%
19 Va
19%
19%
22
21%
22 %
*22 Va
22%
22
17%
95
*21%
17%
*90
18%
100
18'%
*90
*88
89
87
88
*86
88
*86
100
^
27 Vb
45
'/a
33
100
preferred.^
preference B
'--'101
120
*101
120
*110
125
*110
100
68%
22%
59
31%
31%
18%
Co
Inc
Trucking Co
& Eng Co
Mach
87
*101
125
70
69
V
69
68 %
70
22%
22'/a
24
24
24%
23%
25%
45,300
58%
57%
58 '/a
56
58'%
55%
57
27,600
31%
32
31%
32 Va
31%
32'%
31VB
32!%
14,400
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
22.300
17
16%
16 7
8
16'%
16%
23%
23
23%
17
16%
16%
*16%
No par
38 %
38%
39
39 %
39%
39*8
39%
39%
*39 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Vb
12%
*12'%
12 Va
12 Va
9
39%
40
38%
39%
38%
39%
39'%
37 Va
__ZI__1
9%
9%
9
9%
No par
24%
24%
24
25%
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
B
9%
24
38
9
9 Vs
20%
800
36
36%
17,700
20%
20%
20%/
20%
20%
35%
35
36
35%
36%
*91
92
18%
27%
88
88
19
18%
26%
*87
19%
27
89
18%
19'/a
26%
27'%
*87
88
5,600
9%
20%
34%
26%
11.900
38
<
23 V2
35
1
1,100
23'%
20%
92
1,000
12 Va
23%
33%
*91
9
800
40
23%
20 %
No par
100
9
x23%
20%
92
380
21%
16%
*91
,
56%
23
-
180
69
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
.
87V2
88
125
1
A
15,800
100
69%
No par
class
1,200
18
17%
*85
100
69
69
21%
58
50
15 Ve
44
.33
60
1,600
v
15 3 a
15
18%
11,000
82',
73
15%
b
4,600
73
14%
33%
B
53%
80 %
15
18
50c
51%
14%
33
3
series
*80
31%
80 %
15 %
—No par
preferred —100
Robbins
71%
-
26%
14%
42
31%
52
51%
*79
26
common.^
Inc
31 %
31%
51%
*79
No par
preference
3,000
23 Va
32
;___No par
preferred
43
27%
13%
Mead
4%
42 Va
28
25
No par
&
43
27%
26
Porcupine Mines
(AG)
42'%
13
No par
McGregor-Doniger
26
■26%.
24%
1
24
400
42%
27%
x42
25'%
McGraw-Edison
9% Oct
30 Vs May 28
1,400
51/2
13%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.—1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2 50
McGraw-Hill
1,000
22%
V.- *5!%
25%
Corp
conv
5%
21
22 3a
5%
26
preferred
conv
.
21
22 Va
13%
Co
convertible
32% Jun
"
h or
21
18% Aug
15
Oct
4%%
5%
21 Va
5%
25
common—
convertible
5%%
19
60% Sep 17
40% Mar 15
19% Dec
$6
22
33% Feb
49 % Dec
Jan
9
3%%
5%
,
21
22'%
25%
!
McCrory Corp
■i-'.
Jan
21
16
McCord
5%
42%
26%
5'%
1
—:
conv
.
22%
1
;
Corp.
,93
26
24
McCall
150% Jan
23
Feb
5% Jan
Mar
19
19
Jun
35
14% Jan
16
104
Jan
2
28% Oct
27
30
25% Jan
125
&
preferred
33
5%
21 Vb
21%
—"I_
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Corp
Mays (JW) Inc..
29% Jun
4
___i
_
Corp.._~Z_Z
Corp
23% Jun
36% Jan
3,600
22
JJepi, clore.,
3% %
39!%
21%
preferred
13% Oct
2,400
39 VB
22
42
2,400
75,100
20%
.26%
9
63! 4
34Va
22
1
8%
63
33%
21 Va
preferred
May 21
%
21%
$3:40
76
8
65
21%
No par
10,800
35
5
$3.75
83% May 17
29
8%
__I
*21
2
1%
64
Moore__.12.50
coamioit—_i—_._5
preferred 1945 series.No par
21
8%
7,000
62
39 3 4
Corp
Field
*61 %
61
39%
Martin-Marietta Corp
Masonite
8%
8%
y
39%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall
8%
(>o
59
1%
38 3 i
$3.75
70% Jun
48% Jun
Marquardt
8%
*8 %
yv 59
3,670
1%
Va
"
38%
May 18
77 V2 Feb
79% Dec
23% Jan
13
17
72 % Dec
75
56
24
25% May 29
80% Aug
Jan
68
Marlin-Rockwell
29% Aug 29
Aug
75% Jan
Marine Midland
4
12
1%
14,800
38 %
Corp__
1
28% Sep
18% Jan
1%
1%
20%
38%
Co
27
1%
581%
90 3 b
20
38%
Exploration
24
1%
57 Va
90
20%
20 Vs
II.I.l
Oil
Oct
20%
91
*90
19%
58%
58
90'%
20
35
Marathon
Vb Jun
56%
90'%
19%
33%
Oil
Maremont
56
90
19%
33%
Maracaibo
Aug 30
56%
90
33 Va
«,
&
56 Vb
■
33%
Shirt—
Maxwell
*46%
.
•
4
33
MaJlory (PR) & Co...
Manhattan
-
1
46 3
*46
4
33%
"__i
9
30% Oct
1
100
Inc
21
34
35
60c
Fund
;
50
Madison
50
14% Oct
Square Garden Corp com_l
convertible preferred—No par
1%
3% Mar 27
14
24% Jan
46%
46 3
19%
24
27
4
35%
46%
_i
Madison
1% Oct
22
34%
90
15
28
45 va Aug
25%
35%
56
30% Jan
Dec
26% Nov
25%
35
46%
3
10 Va Jun
5
25%
35%
90
2
70
4
25%
34%
55%
Jan
91% Apr
47% Nov
12 % Jan
25%
5
;
46%
72
16
24
86
27% July 19
36% Jan
common!
preferred.
25
Jan
17 Va Oct
8
38 % Jan
3
Trucks' Inc
5 Va %
25%
10
MacAndrews & Forbes
23
*91
92
18%
19'%
27
27%
*87
88
*91
5,800
92
19i%
21
26%
27 Va
*87
88
11,000
I
7,500
20
196
Volume
Number 6213
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
18% May 28
60
Jun 25
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
75
Apr
20
86 % Dec
11
84% Jan
5
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
5
18 % Oct
24
13% Apr
20
15'A Dec
11
11
3
3
Aug
NEW
Highest
74
9% Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
8% May 28
9% May 29
28
Feb
28
Merck
88% May 25
33% Jan
3
59% Mar 10
24
52% Jan
41 Va Jan
3
70% May
26% Oct
24
58% Feb
10% Jun
25
Sep 79
•
12
Jun~15
82% Jan
3
88% Jun
May 27
93 % Jan
2
96
Metromedia
May 28
10
97
78% Sep
12
84% Nov
19
Sep
'90
6
Jan
3
30% Jan
4
46% Apr
28
93 '/a Jan
10
39'A Jan
4
13
81
Jan
8
87
84% July
3
80
July
9
84 % Oct
preferred
99
Aug
41% Nov
3
94
Jan
9
3
29% May 25
9
43
;
'
Jan" "3
Feb
123% Dec
19
97'A Dec
20
-109'/a Sep
6
29
22% Dec
20
2
70 Va Feb
40% Feb
5
25
78
Oct
58% Feb
14
133 % Jan
98% Jan
2
12
70 % Fen
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
Oil
&
inc_
4
6
Mining
&
4
May 29
45% Apr
24
45% Apr
6
11
34
3
34
Jun
21
44% Feb
16
30% Mar 22
19
Jun
28
27
Feb
19
Mission
34 Vs Jan
3
42 % Jun
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
3
35% Jun
Missouri-Kan-Tex
25
51 % Mar
1
Missouri
Pacific
5
Missouri
Portland
Missouri
Public
Mohasco
Industries
3
20
14
5
3
19% Jan
Jan
13% Apr
26% Jun
42% May 15
26% Oct
3
4
34% Jan
8
5% Mar 27
50% Nov
18% Jun
22
42
Mar
25
25% Jan
11% Apr
Minnesota
Jan
4
73% Mar 29
65% Oct
71
Jan
4
79
75% May 28
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
Jun
13
22% Mar 20
8 Va Dec
21
10% Jan
19
7% Jun
15
11
6% Dec
14
9'A Jun
29
5
Oct
22
8% Feb
44 Vs Jan
20
58% Aug 23
35
Jun
25
52 % Jan
Mar 10
31
39
32% Aug
Mar 28
15
25
Oct
Feb
3%%
10
4.20%
3
43% Nov
29
28
39% Jan
30
20% Oct
26% July
3
9% Sep 21
1
24% Oct
24
37 Vs Apr
15
8% Oct
23
12% Feb
16
17% Oct
23
25
34% Mar
42% Mar 26
17% Dec
28
22
3
28% Apr
20% Mar 17
10
May 29
16% Feb
29% Jan
9
44 % Dec
29
May 29
41% Jan
48 % Oct
3
4
24 •
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
18% Oct
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
30% Dec 11
20% May 29
24
18% Jan
15
32
5
124% Dec
20
26% Dec
3
33 Ve Dec
26
23
Jun
2
1
25
29
F'eb
11%
11%
11%
11%
36
35%
11%
11%
35
35%
34%
3o
32%
33%
31%
33%
32%
32%
32
14%
32%
14
318.000
14
14%
15
86 %
14%
86'A
14%
14%
9.9C0
86
Xl4
86%
97%
86
1
11%
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86 Va
*86
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-
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'85
87
87
87
97%
95%
95%
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86
86
97%
95%
86
*95
95%
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87
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87
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85
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85
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85
98
98
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98
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85
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85
98%
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98 %
Va
210
70
100
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
49 %
32 7«
48%
48%
99%
33 %
48%
48 Va
48 %
48
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48
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100
100
99 %
59%
99 %
22%
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59%
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100
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%
100
20
17,600
2.000
10
59%
59%
59%
59%
60
%
r, 00
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90
23 3 a
.
23
24 %
22%
23%
15,000
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18%
17%
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18%
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81
83%
81%
83 %
82 Va
84%
79%
80%
80 %
80%
80
80
18
18%
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82
84
22,600
80 %
80%
80
80%
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14%
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14 %
14 %
1.700
51%
49%
51 %
51 Va
52 %
50%
52%
108,300
17
17%
17%
18%
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18%
18
18%
37%
38 %
38 Va
38'/a
38%
38%
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39
38 %
39
40%
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40%
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42
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25
25
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26 Va
30.200
34 VB
33%
34%
34%
34
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33%
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34%
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33 Vc
33%
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5,000
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29%
29 Va
29%
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29 '/a
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16%
16%
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45%
46%
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6
2
4,100
2.100
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67
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67
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7,700
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100
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35
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35
34 %
34%
7.100
31
31 %
30%
31
31 Va
31%
31%
31'A
4,200
21%
22
21
21
30%
29%
Mining & Chemical—
shs
t5
shares
or
5,000
(John)
&
22
22
29'A
29 7
I12
8%
Co
Industries
10
Inc
16 Va
16'A
56%
57'A
16
5
_10
21%
21 %
21 '/a
3,700
30 %
31 %
30%
31%
92,500
9%
9%
9%
u,
9%
7.800
20
20%
20%
20%
8.500
20%
10 Va
16%
15%
1 (j Va
16
16%
6.500
56 Va
58%
57%
59 %
57%
58 Va
21.900
15%
15%
20%
16'A
57%
16 Vs
v.*V 56
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
4,700
2 200
%
33
34
33%
33%
33%
34'A
33%
33%
33 %
33 %
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
1
22'A
22'A
22%
22 Va
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
1.300
5
25%
26%
26 »A
26%
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26%
26%
22%
26%
26 '/a
27
3,300
ZZZZZl
23%
23%
24
24'/a
24'A
24'A
24
24 Va
24 Va
24 %
3,500
No par
Bra£s Co___
Munsingwear
Inc____
~
Murphy Co (G C)
Murphy Corp. ;
Murray Corp of America-..
20
:V
21 Va
9
20
19.%
16
Corp_
Mueller
22
19%
1
_
Fuel Supply Co_
Industries Inc__
S L
18%
8%
31%
9
."29%
o
9
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Inc.
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_No par
Mountain
12
34% Jan
11%
35
34 Va
31%
M
29% Mar 21
26% Sep
14% Nov
4
26% Oct
May 28
Nov
11%
35%
34%
Motor
19
23
17% Jan
16.700
200
50
Co
Chemical
Motorola
Mar 26
21
38,600
34%
Motec
89% Mar 14
28 % Jan
12%
31%
Morrell
4
11% May 29
20
May
12
___No par
Amer
19
100
6.000
12 %
14%
Montgomery Ward & Co_>
Moore-McCormack Lines
22
68% Sep
11% Jan
22 %
12 %
CoZZZZZ_5
33% Mar 13
36% Jan
12%
Montana Power Co___
28
37% Feb
12 Vs
51%
Cement
class
Montecatini
11
12»A
4,200
17,760
Montana-Dakota Utilities
11
17% Feb
25 % Sep
May 29
12 Vs
*
88 %
50%
B
Monsanto
2
26
12%
22
23 Va
_
RR
RR
Machine
RR
Class
2
Jan
88%
22%
*59
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
&
preferred
Monon
20
37% Jan
87 Va
21%
14%
.___
May 28
22'A
32%
___io
preferred
Monarch
23
30 'A Dec
31
Power
69% May 11
80
21 %
48%
Ontario
Corp
Development
Mississippi River Fuel
19
62
&
Minnesota
2
7% May 29
4
22%
*99
Mission
4
3% Jan
21%
—No par
Mfg
21% Oct
37 Va Apr
22%
No par
Minn
35 % Jan
6
88%
74 %
__ZZ
Philipp Corp_
34% Sep
44
Apr
35% Jan
*87'A
73 Va
*83
5
Corp____ ~
Chem
22
73%
*97%
_~"Iioo
___
21%
73%
*87%
*85
InC—ZZZZ-10
common
73%
*95
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_L50
3%
convertible preference
100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc..
7
12
15% Aug
Corp
Laboratories
Mineials
2
2
Utilities
22
72%
87%
86%
-----
1st preferred
Midwest
Miles
Mar 19
24
South
5%%
*21%
73 Va
87%
14
preferred
Midland-Ross
101% May 22
12% May 29
41% Jun 15
preferred
21%
72 'A
32%
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Preferred——_I_I~
100
Middle
8
23
24
Jan
70% Oct
23
66% Dec
16% Sep
87% Jun
2
13 % Oct
1
10 % Jan
23
55
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
Oct
95% Jan
3.80%,
Shares
21%
73%
11%
_ioo
__
the Week
Nov. 16
34%
pfd-100
4.45%
•
100% Aug
6
39 Va Apr
10
16% Oct
19%
58
101% May 24
58
Nov 17
3.85%
26
Friday
Nov. 15
88 Va
12
5
3.90%
Sales for
.Thursday
21%
1
.
Me,tro°P°Iitan Eclison
4.35%
'
78
Co
Inc___
21%
22
72%
int
benef'cl
Nov. 14
21%
■=■87%
16%c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer IncZZ. No~par
Mar 28
89'/a Jan
Machine
of
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 13
21%
No par
Trust—Units
Mesta
15.
87
common
pieferred
Mesabi
15"% July 10
79
Inc
1.83%
Tuesday
Nov. 12
Linotype Co
25c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott"~~ 12 50
2
45 Va Jan
Co
Monday
Par
Mergenthaler
Aug 17
14% Jan
&
$3.50
3
28 % Oct
8
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
94"% Mar 23
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
_
7,100
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
15 %
16
.16.500
27%
1
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
2 8'A
28 Va
29
28%
29
3.300
N
2
18% Apr
4
47
Jan-
4
59% Mar
1
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
8
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
9% Nov
8% Aug 10
4
17% Dec
142% Nov
22
13% Aug 22
62% Mar 16
11 % Jun
25
20 Va Nov
15
19'A May 19
7
2
43%'jun
31 % Jan
12
33
61% Jan
8% Nov
'
45 % Apr
24
May 29
9%
30
Mlay 29
66% Oct
24
Jan
18
33% Apr
12
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
4
26% Feb
28
23 % Oct
4
78% Nov
23
72
9
30% May 11
20% Oct
24
30% Apr
92% Feb
83% Jan
2
5
82'A Aug 25
27
Jan
Natl
52
Aug
1
47
3
33% Nov
9
30% Jan
5 Va Jan
3
22% May 29
5 % Oct 24
33 % Oct
56% Jan
3
65 Va Aug
17
90% Aug 25
97
Apr
99% Dec
12
53% May
78
Sep
26
148 % Sep
3
124 Va Aug
15
23% Jan
3
28% July 21
3
93 Va Jan
61
Oct
2
166 Va Nov
5
136Va Mar
24
36% Aug 30
26% Oct
9
33% Oct
6
22 % Jan
20
16% Dec
11
9% Jan
24
22% Jan
5
24
National-Standard
Co
50% Apr
30
Starch
National
Steel Corp
Sugar Ref
23 Va Feb
22
10% Oct
6% Nov
9
25
13
National
Tea
National
29% Jan
6
13% Oct
23
25% Jan
54 Va Nov
15
27
31
52
3
75
13
21% Jan
3
80
Mar
27% Nov 28
Oct
May 29
19 Vs May 29
1f36
79% Jan
86
Dec
1
63 % Jan
76 % Sep
7
May 29
83
Jan
81% Mar
12
9
Neptune
2
Newberry
6
3%%
26% Mar 27
50% Feb
3
25
3
Jan
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
1% July
22
New
46
4% Jan
7
12
Co
Jun
22
14
28
May 29
1 Vs Nov
23'/»
23%
46,200
100
*91%
93
*91%
92%
92'A
92 'A
48 '/a
49
*48 'A
49
4 8 Va
48'/a
*48'A
28'A
28%
28%
2 8'A
28%
28%
_
2
33 Va Jun
15
76% Jun
27
37
54'A Jan
2
May 28
26
79
Feb
23
86
39%
39%
39%
40
3!)
34
34%
34
35
31%
35'/«
34 %
35%
61.300
16
Va
16'A
16'A
16'A
16 %
16 'A
10
16%
1.200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14.100
1
17
17
17
17'A
CoZ
I
108% Jan
•
106
12
5
109% Jan
39% July 19
16%
32%
32%
*79
80
*79
*79
79%
79
79
24
23%
24
43%
43%
44 'A
1
4
83
Jun
82
July 5
July 11
27
83% Jan
5
30% Dec
28
15% Jan
3
23 Va Jan
4
21% Jan
4
41 'A Jan
6
45%
46
28
28%
28'A
28%
13 Va
13
13'A
13 Vs
13%
35%
1%
l'A
North
1.900
3,100
2.000
38'A
38%
Gas
5 Va %
83
*107'A
108
*107
108
*107
108
*103
105
*104
105
*104%
7%
*71
10
100
100
4
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
78% Mar 23
$3.60
preferred—.
93
$4.10
preferred
Ry
Co
com
41%
*105
99%
22 Va
22 Va
*13%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
3,600
66 %
67'A
66
67%
05%
66%
24.700
22%
22'A
22%
8
7%
73 Vs
73 Vs
41%
41 %
42%
105%
107'A
105%
108
109%
109%
8
42
43
42 Vs
43%
*1C5
106
*107'A
107%
*109
109%
35%
34%
35%
32%
32 Vs
32%
78
78
78
78'A
33%
34%
19.600
32'A
32'/a
13,800
78'/a
78%
210
preferred
100
91 Va
*90
Jan
I9
91%
*90
86
$4.16
preferred
100
92%
92%
*92%
93
*92 Va
1
29%
29%
28%
29
10
31%
32
32%
33
Northwestern
Norwich
footnotes,
4.•.'i*!"-1'?w* 1. .11. j. 1,1...
see
5
page 25.
....
%%
conv
preferred—
Steel
&
Pharmacal
Wire
Co
25
Co
34
19 %
19%
20
34%
36
36 Vs
33 Va
90
*89%
34%
90
91%
91 Va
*91%
92
91
*90%
91 %
*90 Va
91%
*91
92
92
92
93
*92%
93
*92
93
-
1,050
100
29 Vs
30 Va
2 8'/a
29%
28%
29'A
64.300
32
32%
32%
32%
32'A
32 Va
10,900
33%
33'A
33%
33
33%
33%
20
*19%
20%
*19%
36'A
38 %
37%
37 %
200
91 Va
34
34
5
62%c
50
32%
$4.11
2
J50
109 Va
78%
93 Va May 31
2
107%
*109
34%
3
com
10
107%
11C
32'A
Jan
Inc
70
*105%
107%
*78'A
86
Airlines
5,800
11,500
78%
91 Va
Va
106
3,600
32%
91
91
42 Va
900
35%
*89%
90
V»
300
34%
*9C
90
107%
*109
106
75
*73
42
22
8'A
8
.
14
32
*78'A
100
*89%
*105
21%
8'A
74
107%
32'A
8
74
109%
*109
34'A
*90
P'/s
74
*72%
100
Mar 29
8.200
98%
14
preferred
36
98%
23
$4.08
31% Jan
97%
*13%
24
59% Jan
2.200
*22
91 Va Apr
25
1.400
25
13%
8
11
20%
24 Va
98%
85% Jan
May 29
20
25
22'/a
7
17% Jun
20%
24%
13%
8
108
I
500
105%
*20'A
2 4'A
,
97 'A
86% Dec
26
105%
105%
20 'A
105%
22%
11
31% Sep
*104%
90
108
13%
85% Jan
69% Nov
*107'A
97 Va
29
Northwest
*107'A
1C8
22%
13%
5
loo
Corp
330
1
97
73
106 Va"
'A
Nov
Northrop
150
*22
5
Power
25,100
92
100
37% Mar 16
3
70%
83
*90
1
;
25 Vs May 29
31
76%
84
92
7
preferred
preferred—
Feb
77
*83
*90
50
Co
preferred
Apr
*76
76 Va
92
21%
35
73
83%
22%
33 Vs Jan
72%
76
21%
May 29
73 'A
83
22 Va
May 29
*73
*90
76 %
22 Vs
19 Vs
44%
83
6,100
60
82
44'A
92
%
23
38%
38
*81
45
83
76
19
33% July 20
35 Yg Aug
7
37 % May 17
39
82
*90
67%
44% Jan
Va
44%
83%
76
Vs
24
38
*81
1%
1%
92
75
5
.
Northern
5
1 %
*90
19'A
Vs Oct
14
l'A
74
*73
6b
73% July 23
93
36%
1%
67 'A
5.60%
29,200
]2 %
18%
5.80%
37%
13%
66 Vs
6
37
2%
1
7
37 Va
37
12%
19
114% Mar
56.100
2%
50c
113% Mar
6.000
14'A
12%
13%
11
28%
13'A
2'A
96%
26
28%
13%
%
12'/a
22
Northern Natural
29%
13
2'A
13%
Aviation
6,500
29%
*82%
i_100
Corp
7,900
12 %
95 Va
Oct
13
16,100
2'A
22
SeD
14
40
66%
12'A
& Western Ry common—25
preferred
_;
25
preferred—
10
107
Nov
85%
,64
100
American Car Corp
Aiperican Coal Corp
Central Ry Co
North
87
2>A
24
30
2
34% Dec
85 »/a
7,800
12 %
24
107
89
44%
2'A
24
American
25
30
43%
12'A
24
North
Apr
Nov
II,700
2'A
24
112
88
24
12%
_Zl
30
May 11
110
23%
1
72 Vs Jan
6
7.500
80
*79
2 Vs
20
Norris-Thermador
6
1.000
12'A
1
l'A
20's
4
30
35%
35
20 %
113% Mar 13
89
46
27%
13
20 %
Jan
Jan
9
46'/a
27%
20 Va
24
May 22
77% Mar 23
43 Vs
45%
Adjustment
6%
15
50% Mar 22
44'A
1
Norfolk
7
76
38% Nov
23%
24
23%
5
100
27
2
12
23%
80
1
;
Sep
23
10
93 Va
Dock
Co
May
25
72
23%
100
I
14
6% Oct
27% Jan
5.300
16 Va
32%
48
6
16%
32%
7
16%
16'A
31
26
65 Vs Jan
Jun
16%
32 Va
7 'A
16%
4
Mar
3.100
31%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
109
7 Vs
7%
7
16'A
___
9
14
3.300
100
4
May 17
48 Vs Apr
11%
31
_
38 Va Feb
Jun
II %
73
27% Jan
34% May 29
12
73
9
102
6.000
11%
12
16%
12% July
3
15% Jun 25
6
7 'A
72%
85% July 31
12
7'A
72%
13
Oct
6%
17%
Vo
33%
May 16
46% Dec
108
6%
14%
17%
7
45
19% Oct
3
6%
14%
17%
7 Va
31
preferred
5
11%
15
17%
82
24
May 29
12
14%
7%
16'A
Gas
29
21'A Jan
11%
15
29
Railroad
Jun
107
6%
common_No par
16% Oct
July
7%
7
42%
4.85%
Jan
7
%
17'A
14%
*17
8
82
5.25%
21
12
67
38
4
July
11%
1
7
44
109 Va Jan
18% Sep
6%
83
3
100
1.200
38
*37%
38'/a
4
69
2,700
39'A
28%
39%
16
preferred
preferred
preferred
11
28 %
43
4.10%
28
28%
*82
3.90%
14% Dec
28%
83
4
64
28%
43%
19
5
•21 Va
83
Jun
34% May 15
63% Dec 22
27%
38%
92% Jun
26
27%
42%
2
12
28%
com.No par
18
Mar 14
28
560
35 Vs
~
Electric
Jan
24
2.100
$3.75
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
100
3.60%
preferred—
100
Jan
13% Jan
25%
38
Shipbuilding Corp
85
28
25%
27.900
45%
79
Nov
25 %
45
5
July 18
25%
46
3
12
25 Vs
45
Mar 17
21
25 Vh
x45 'A
Dec
24
25 Vs
50c
Brake
Apr
Feb
25 Vs
_iqo
83
117
25%
72
16
Fibre
J)
88
8
160
25%
1
CoZZZZZ-ZZZZIZZZZs
109
97% Aug
135 'A
69
70
34
Inc__
6
6
166 %
135%
l'/s
26
1
70%
*165%
136 %
35 Va
73% Feb
24
%
166%
*135%
l'/s
28
Nov
71 Vo
*165'^
34%
Jun
72%
70%
167%
Z_15
3
I,1.200
21.300
97 %
135%
tN Y New Haven & Hartford.No
par
tPreferred 5%
series A
100
26
0%
38
135%
2
Y
37%
*93 'A
*165%
Chicago & St Louis
May
38%
97 %
136 Va
N
43% Jan
37%
*96%
166%
4
86
%
3 8'A
97%
3.700
68%
Air
48 Vs Apr
6
37 Vs
*96%
400
4.000
28%
*135%
Central
Jan
6%
37%
97%
371Va
*96
91%
49
*164'/a
York
2
6%
6%
28 'A
70
York
Y
6%
*48'A
28 %
166
New
41% Jan
6 Va
6%
9.1 %
It
136%
69%
166
New
12
67'/a Jun
July
97 Va
39% Mar 21
71
104
37%
92
800
*135%
:_I_lo
;
6%
37
*96
■
20% Jan
Apr 10
75% Mar 6
57 »/s Jun
6 %
1
28 Vs
94
State
.
23 %
93%
N
'....
23 Va
94
31
For
23 'A
64 'A
9
83
22%
93%
27
Jan
23'A
63 '/a
48% Aug
Sep
22%
*85%
81% Feb
,
23 'A
93 %
3
30
22%
87
23
103
com_5
63
38% Jan
Jan
16.000
93'A
75% Jan
41% Apr
55
93 Va
York
Jan
22 %
54 %
92%
New
18
22%
55 'A
ZZ_ZZ_~5
(J
4.500
22 Va
93%
8
30
21%
54 'A
CorpZ"
convertible preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry
26
103 % Mar
21 'A
62 %
3% Jan
9
21%
*85%
19% Feb
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
21 Vo
Va
26
98
21 Va
63
27
30% Jan
x20%
87
Jun
V Jan
2 l'A
60%
1% Jun
103
21
43 Vs
9
' 3
21
*85%
14
Jan
36.900
20 Vs
87
30
82
80
44
23
72
78%
I 61
8% Jan
14
78%
59%
18% Jan
11
78
43%
44% Nov
Sep
80 Va
*85%
3
71% Sep
76% Jan
15.100
78 V*
22%
4%
21
68
11%
82%
20
New
28% Jan
27
I I'ii
Newmont
20
May 15
Dec
2% Dec
10
39 'A
11 Va
80 %
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfdZlOO
Mining Corp common- 10
86% May 10
5
10% Jun
24
40
11'A
55'A
Electric System"
New England Tel & Tel
Co
86 % Feb
26
Mar 22
39'A
11%
81
22'A
England
96
Jun
36 % May 29
Mar 21
40
11%
I~%
Meter
Aug 23
51% Sep 24
65% Aug
1
39% Aug 28
39%
11%
22 'A
preferred
85
43% Jan
40%
"54 'A
Co
Corp
Neisner Bros
10.100
39%
xll'/s
:
55%
Co
11% Jan
39%
1.600
5
Vulcanized
Natomas
Nautec
28%
4,800
4
2
Mar 19
28%
22%
_
16
21
28%
Co_I--No~par
9% Mar 29
22% Jan
3
Jan
&
2 8'A
22 %
Chemical
National
National
28%
12%
5
30
8
28 Vs
40 Vs
I II100
10
20
28%
12 Vs
ZZZZI60
24% Feb
28'A
2.600
80.600
x54'A
common
45% Feb
28%
20
80 Va
j
preferred A
2
Jun
28
9%{f
52 %
a
39%
No par
Apr
5 Va May 28
29% Apr 28
16% Jun
Co
1!)1
9 '4
50
6%
15 Va Jun
6
27% May 15
10% Apr
Lead
52
20%
55'A
common
preferred
B.
National Linen Service
52
19%
II10
Corp
35% Jan
26
36 % Jan
74
24% Sep
32
7%
51 Va
20'A
22%
Corp_
15 % May 29
13 V8 Oct 24
27
6
National
50%
18%
54%
1951—_
Gypsum Co
preferred—
$4.50
9
24 Vs Oct
of
9'A
50'A
19%
9
*22%
(conv)_
Co.—
Gas
National
1
127% Jan
series
Fuel
National. General
4
151% Jan
17% Nov
3
Jan
8
25
21
98
preferred
National
9 % Mar 27
33% Aug 17
55% Oct
5% Jan
2
131% Dec
27
19 Vs Nov
5
•
154 Va May 18
146'A Dec
15'/a. Jan
24
22
Mar 23
pfd
4 Va %
27
17
54
Chem
4%%
3
99% Sep
9% Apr
Jun
&
9%
51%
18%
jq
_
Register
Distillers
*9 Vo
50%
19%
5
Corp
Cash
9 Vs
'• ,9 'A
9'A
51 Va
19 Vs
Castings Co
_Nonar
National City Lines
Inc__ZZZ_____l
National Dairy
Products
5
92 '/a May 25
7
9
51%
c
National
4
23% Jan
Can
National
23
46% July
■
National
18
59% Jan
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
25% Jan
"
National
5
18% uct
•
30
c
ZZZZ~Z
1
ZIZZI!
Aviation Corp_ZZ_Z
s
Biscuit Co
ZZZZZZZZ-5
National
2
23% Oct
Corp
National Acme Co
National Airlines—
4
132% Jan
Natco
20
19%
19%
39%
37%
38
2,500
800
11.700
The Commercial ahd Financial
22
Chronicle
r.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
(2094)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursdai
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SAL^
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
f
the Week
riday
Nov. 16
Shares
o
35% Jan
3
52'A Nov
J9
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
,j
98
11
Jan
80 % Jun
8
*
49 Va Jan
May 28
38
1192
16
29
3
105
Mar 26
3.90%
Nov
4.56%
33% Jan
3
100
Dec
27
90% Jan
13
95
Nov
22
94 'A July 18
July
100
8
4.44%
May 16
25
45% Mar
8
Gas
Okla
lfiVi Jun
28
18% Apr
23
4%
4
88 Mi Jan
31
95Ya Nov
15
4.24%
22
29'A Oct
24
41
7
Jun
25
41 y8 Jan
23
Nov
90
4
Aug
20
1115% Oct
12
85
Dec
49'r
19
16% Apr
17% Mar 15
42 % Nov
33% Jan
30 % Jun
32% Aug 24
Dec
11
52'A Aug
39'A Jan
17
M)%
39
6cT
Nov
28'4 Feb
26% Dec
19
;•
82
46 Va
Sep
28
CO CM
<? O CJ +2
26
104
106
Sep
18
120% Apr
3
4
43% Dec
18
26% Jan
87% Jan
98
6
Jun
102%
103
102%
IO2V2
1021%
102%
*102%
104
*991/2
100
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100 %
39%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
Jan
2
115
Jan
2
43
101 y2 Feb
preferred
4%
Mar 23
$5
5
common
17%
*17%
95%
94%
95%
33%
341/2
33%
34
31
31%
3OV2
31%
30%
31%
17%
171/8
41
41%
50
48%
50
;
96
360
84
370
5,100
104
: *17%
*94
130
5,200
17%
200
96
20
33%
33%
3,300
30%
-
31%
44,600
16%
51 %
1
1
17
17 Va
42%
41%
42%
2,700
51%
16%
43
16%
42%
16%
42%
49%
171/4
43%
951%
17%
*94
331/4
17%
41
48
52%
51%
52 %
19,900
1,41/2
63,800
1,000
13V8
13%
13%
13%
13'/8
13%
13%
14%
14
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20 %
420
53
53%
52
53 'A
53 %
53%
54%
54%
53
53%
19,200
76
74%
75%
75%
76%
75%
76%
16,100
101%
*
74
75
74%
*102
103
*101%
31
32
102%
102 %
101 %
101%
171/2
jC! 'A
17%
13%
17%
13%
17%
13 Va
29%
21 y4
55%
56%
600
32%
4,100
101V4
100
13
18%
13
13%
29% 29%
20% 20%
56% 56%
30% 301%
146% 146%
6
6
161/2 16%
9
9
12 Va 12%
18% 19%
61 % 62
95% 95%
37
37%
23% 24%
4.9
,
49
29
29%
/*25% 26
17%
13j%
29
20%
101%
101%
32 'A
101 %
33
32%
*101%
28%
29%
20%
21
55%
55%
301/4. 30%
146% 146%
17%
13%
•
101
32%
101%
lOl'A
17%
101
103
32
32%
32
101 %
—No par
preferred--
*17%
951%
33
17%
100
15
i
:
Oxford Paper Co
17%
*94
17%
40%
Fiberglas Corp
1
Glass Co com—6.25
Owens-Illinois
96
14
31
30c
No par
Co
Owens-Corning
13
32%
5
10
39
43%
*83%.,
*103
33%
95
*93
3.125
Outlet
39%
~
.
31%
17%
20
100
7.50
Corp—5
Outboard Marine Corp__
25
16
84
Elevator-
1
25
97 Va Jan
July 11
951/2
83%
Chemical
2
Oct
28
95i%
83%
Orange
Otis
Jan
87% Feb
26
43 %
951/2
83 'A
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
& Rockland Utilities
23
99% Jun
11
Apr
Oct
64
102% Mar 22
76
14
43%
95%
83%
Gas
25 y2 Jan
24
19
NOT^'al
24 V* Mar
10% Oct
Jun
20
3
i
16% Jan
24
43
96
83%
—
3
76
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17 Va July 18
54% Jan
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35
27
24
56% Jan
1-73/4 Oct
26
5
Feb
43%
95%
.
Electric
&
42%
43 %
15
100
100
100
100
common
preferred
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preferred
4.40%
May 15
86
97 %
Ohio Edison Co
2
1,900
6,000
37,400
5,900
12,500
15,800
80
6,200
3,600
9,100
17,400
35,100
17,000
;
20
8,300
115,200
600
5,600
300
3,800
19,400
22,700
13,600
-750
14,300
12,000
1,100
10,200
170
580
66,700
P
14% Jan
13
12'/2 Oct
5
33 V2 Dec
16% Jun
25
25
3
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
Mar
18
34% Dec
26
47
16% Oct
__
Jan
23
30'A Jan
3
48'A Apr
26Va May 29
142'% Oct
5
5/4 May 28
14% Nov
5
7y2 Oct 22
4
141'A Jan
5
5'/4 Jan
3
8'AMayl6
18% Dec
7
24'A Aug 30
177
12 Va Nov
14
16% Sep
3
26% May 15
24
13Mi Dec
Apr
8
19
24
May 29
10'A Jun
Mar 22
158%
7%
23%
20
Feb 26
12
Mar 5
Jan 3
15% Jan
25
—
12
24% Feb 12
65
Aug 20
23% Dec
6
59% Nov 22
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
86y2 Jan
5
95% Nov
24
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
53% Jan
18
11
32% Oct
31
Oct 24
18y2 Oct 24
30
58% Feb 16
38% Mar 15
75% Apr 11
25
85% Apr
44% Apr
Sep
19
60% Nov 22
19% Jan
3
35/4 Dec
23'A Jan
9
27
12
42y2 Oct 24
22y2 Jun 21
8
—_—
26
Jan 31
27
May
26
28'A July 12
14% Nov
7
28
35
23% Jun 15
20'A Oct
Apr
8
Oct
22
24
Mar 29
27% Jan
4
19% Jan 2
48y4 Jan
3
52% Jan 17
Dec
26
15V2 Jan
3
23% May
4iy2 Jan
4
49% Apr
37% Apr
5
59% Nov 20
7% Oct 26
40
May 31
37
May 29
28y2 Jan
3
45V2 Nov
6
23V2Jun 25
6
33
Feb
15
27
9
14
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41
v
2
9
Dec
6
25 ya Jun 14
28% May 29
34% Feb 20
38% Mar 22
94% Sep
90% Jan
19
101 y2 Jun
5
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5
11
41% Jun
40
Jan
97% Jun
2
95
11% Jan
3
18'A Dec
4
10% Nov
2
59
Dec
6
31 y2 Oct
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
54% Jan
2
2
32% Jan
22
3
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
Sep
27
50 '/a Jan
24
37
July 24
59% Nov
52% Mar 19
46
Jun
Oct
33
8
3
Peoples Gas Light &
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Co
Apr
56% Feb
24
30
16
371/8 Jan,
94'A Feb
20
2
Jun
22
58
15
49% Oct
631/2 Apr
12
24
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
25
3
76
Nov
20
35% Oct
1
100
Dec
12
99
191/a Dec
24
Jan
Pet
Milk Go
15
14
131/a Jun
25
19% Jan
2
491% Apr
20
18% Oct
24
42
Feb
13
24
23
3
53% Nov
3
651/4 May 16
33 'A Oct
44% Oct
30 Va Jun
29
351/2 Nov
27
25
May 29
96
Sep
12
1031/2 Mar 29
98
Jun
80 'A Sep
22
85
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1
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104% Mar
91% July
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
82
July 10
6
96
Jan
8
101
84 »/2 Nov
3
29
Nov
24
78% Jan
3
125
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30
86
May
12
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25
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15
30 Vs
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41%
&
28
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23
27
8
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30
44
Nov
21
79% Feb
28
131
Sep
62% Dec
81
12% Jun
18% Mar 16
123
28
11
22
22
1
8
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139
126V2 Aug 21
Jan
May
46 % July 21
24
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5% Oct
22
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4
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12
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5
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9
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24
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54
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3
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175
Feb
17% Jan
88
5
13
3
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19
331/2 (Jan
3
27
19% Jan
Feb
13
116% Mar
6
122
79% Dec
14
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
Dec
13
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
Oct
24
2381/2 Nov
28
811/2 Jun
14
22% Mar 30
13% Oct
24
21
97 'A Oct
4
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
5
Porter Co Inc (HK)
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4
32
May 28
471/2 Mar
8
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135
50
8
35% Mar 29
Jan
Jan
Pittston Co (The) common-
16
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22
Electric
2
321% Apr
19
Public
Service
69
17
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Serv
70%
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
491/2 May 29
29
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81'A Aug
8
87
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7
85
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5
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3
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17
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2
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22
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22
104
Jun
29
7
106
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29
86
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10
102
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3
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28
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90'/a July 17
23% May 29
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31% May 14
91% May 17
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7
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109
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110% Feb
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14
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10
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15
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25
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7
78
Mar 29
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2
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11
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9
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7
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19
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13
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16
21
21
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Jan
3
14
4
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84
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11
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8
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24
18
24
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10 Va Feb
8
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21
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98
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104
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88
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841/2 Apr
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25
3
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40
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43
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preferred
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Plough Inc
3
201/2 Jun
101 Vz Nov
73
37%
39%
22 'A
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100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
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321/4 Aug 27
221
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40%
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5
100
100
--5
1
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211% Nov
120
13%
511/4
39%
21%
preferred
21
9% Jan
551% Jan
113
13%
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40
15%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
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100
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100
20
61
13%
51'A
39
21%
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7%
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1
43% Oct
17% May 17
Aug 11
13%
50%
38%
,
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(—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp—
1
Pitney-Bowes
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2
Pittsburgh Coke is Chem Co com_10
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$4.80 preferred (conv)
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Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
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65'A Mar 19
Sep
64
21
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38
14%
100
100
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3
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120
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preferred
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88
13%
50%
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1
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27
41,800
98
2
Dec
44%
861/2
4
75
42%
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15
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17,800
44
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changed to Associated Brewing Co
4%
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23
42%
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4
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46
42 V4
5
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23
46 %
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24
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27
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24
68 'A Oct
101%
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Reading Corp
24
8 8'A Mar 21
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45%
35%
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271/2 Apr
30%
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10
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54
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53
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43
8
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30
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17
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48
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13
24
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29%
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31
Oct
42
22
46%
63%
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37%
37
22%
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52%
5
84% Feb
36%
41 %
Sep
24
97
35%
52%
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24
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100
July 16
11%
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7
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106
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61 Va Oct
82
8
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7
6
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63 Vz
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36%
37
22V8
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29%
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Phelps-Dodge Corp
—
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Phila Electric Co common——No par
57% Mar 15
62% Jan
1
146 %
41
Corp
Cement
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—Name
30% Jan
46% Jan
• 56
30
43%
Petroleum
Pfaudler
21
551/4
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40%
preferred
Corp of America
4%%
July 13
Jan
15'A Sep 26
32% Sep 15
20%
553g
29
33 %c
convertible
5%
31
66% Jan
101 Va
Permanente
21%
29%
*145 %
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer
I21/2 Jun
43% Jan
281/4
551/8
No par
CokeJ.
51
391/8 May 29
36
*17%
13%
:
4.68% conv preferred
50
Penney (J C) Co—
-1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%% preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
—10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
2
Jan
26% Jan
30 Va Dec
13%
28%
20%
Pacific Gas & Electric
10
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
i_l
Pacific Lighting Corp....
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6% preferred
.100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America
—5
Packard-Bell Electronics——.
50c
Pan American Sulphur
__—_70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
—1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4% preferred
—
100
Paramount Pictures Corp—
___ 1
Parke Davis & Co—
No par
Parmalee Transportation
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
5
5% conv prior preferred—
25
Pendleton Tool Industries
—1
Peiiick & Ford
-—
—1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
1
Penn Fruit Co Inc common———5
Jan
39% July 19
13%
28
5
Inc_5
Pacific American Corp
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
2
12
36% Feb 20
25
Aug 30
60Mi Jan
2
39% Jan
2
May 29
25
65Mi Oct 20
21
—
52
Jan
15
24% Jun
18%
6%
84
a
61/2
84
6 %
*84
85
20
10
37 %
37%
4,800
"18%
18%
4,000
37%
38
18'A
18%
24
24%
23%
241/2
18,000
31%
32
31%
32 %
28,800
62 %
i,700
t
5
100
Corp__1<»
*140% 341'%
27
27'A
141% 1411/2
27
27
27
27
61%
62
*141%
145
26%
271/4
61
*141%
27
145
27
900
Volume
196
Number
The
6213
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(2095)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
Mania?
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Par
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 16
>jov. 15
Shares
R
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
9
38%
Jun 27
63% Mar 14
16 % Oct
24
26% Dec
5
57% Jan
4
11% Oct 27
17% Jan
34% Sep
8
4
27
July 19
23%
11
Feb~28
33% Sep 26
88 % Feb
6
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
11% Mar 22
71% May 29
79
Mar 30
28 '/a Sep
Dec
45
Jan
12 % May
8
65
Oct
10
10
29
21% Jan
2
24
30% Feb
13
May 29
81
Mar 16
25
14y8Feb
16 % May 29
.24 y4 Apr
18
4iy8 Feb
16
7% Jun
25
May 29
5% Oct 24
10% Feb
16
Radio
Corp
$3.50
of America
1st
Ralston
Ranco
2.50
Inc
Random
House
Inc
1
1
12
Nov
1
Jan
15
4%
non-cum
1st
8
Oct
24
13% Jan
15
4%
non-cum
2nd
58
71% Dec
8
34
Jun
22
66 y2 Jan
2
Oct
13
19
Red
Owl
Stores
3
20% Nov
3
13% Oct
24
21% Jun
8
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
10 y4 Oct
23
21% Feb
12
15
Oct
26
Oct
23
16% Jan
4
Reichhold
16% Jan
43% Nov
6
25
6
Reliable
4
Reliance Elec
12% Jan
25
May
8
9
20% Apr
67
Apr
16% Oct
1
31 % Jun
28
49% Jan
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
9% Jun
14
23
54
Oct
66% Mar
51 % Aug
30
May 28
11
21% Dec
29
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
25
Dec
12
18% May 11
22
6% Oct
24
24
3
May 17
65% Mar 3
12% Oct
53% Jan
28
Oct
19
37% Mar
9
52
30
Nov
7
23
84
31
Oct
24
May 23
Aug 18
r:m~m
Jun
43%
Jan
3
60% Nov
8
35% Oct
23
56 V4 Jun
5
47
Jan
21
Sep 27
20% Jun 27
19 % Apr
Jan
23
76
Jan
30
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
17
60
Mar 12
Reed
Bros
52% Jan
2
41% Jan
4
Jan
8
50 y2 Nov
14
4%%
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
4%>%
68% Sep
26
89% Nov
14
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
Reynolds
8
90% Oct
6
86% Nov
8
23% May
8
8% Jun
26
3 % Jun
25
5
24
102
108
83
Mar
12%
Dec
14
78% Jan
3
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
3
111%
Nov"!4
40
Oct
90
Jan
4
15% Feb
14
Mar
2
Mar 14
2nd
(R
Rhodesian
44% Mar 14
Richfield
37% Mar 19
Riegel
24
34% M'ar 26
Ritter
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
20
Oct
24
42% Feb
Robertshaw-Fulton
22 y4 Oct
24
26
11
35% Nov
Nov 27
26 % May
12
87
May
38% Aug
2
17% Jan
9
12 Ya Jan
13
16% Jan
18
3
38
Feb
8
27
124
Apr
18
12
93% Dec
27 y2 May
15 ya May
27% Dec
14
27% Dec
Feb
8
19
12% Feb
3
3
10% Mar 15
15
18% Jan 30
12% Oct 25
24% Jan
29% Feb
25
12
&
12
8
22% Mar 16
34,500
14
2,400
9%
9%
10
2,700
50
9
9%
39%
14%
14%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9%
9%
40
9%
9%
9%
40
40
40
40
40
40
*14%
14%
15%
15
2,600
14%
15
15
15
2,000
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
9,400
11%
11%
11%
12:%
12
12%
12%
17%
24,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/4
36%
37%
2,300
36
37
36
36 %
35
35%
*35'%
35%
2,800
12%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
5
12%
100
12%
*53
55
*53
50c
16%
17%
16%
50c
7 %
7%
7%
*14%
55
*53
17
16%
7%
7%
55
16%
13%
*53
55
16%
38%
7%
14%
14%
14%
*14'%
14%
14%
14 %
600
35 %
34%
35 %
34%
35
33%
33 %
33
7%
14%
34 %
34%
33
75,900
33
32 %
33 %
33 %
34%
34%
35
39%
39
40%
40 %
42 %
40%
42%
40%
41%,
78,700
24%
25%
25%
26%
25
26 %
34,900
25%
23%
24%
23%
24
50%
50%
50%
50
50 %
101%
101
50
"50
100
i
101 %
100
:
41
41%
40
*87
89 %
*87
89
102
41%
*50
50%
100%
100%
100%
39'-«
41%
39%
*87
88
87
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,500
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%,
4%
4%
4%
4%
13,600
88
50%
49
50
49%
50%
50
50%
48%
50
21,900
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37 %
37%
37%
38
11,200
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,700
19%
19%
19%
19'%
20%
20%
21 %
20%
20 %
3,100
25%
25 %
25%
25
26%
25%
26%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
25
24%
25>/b
25
25%
25%
25%
7,900
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,400
32%
7,000
32%
102
33%
107%
*91%
X31%
32%
X103
107
31,%
106 %
32
32%
110%
108%
109%
92%
92%
92%
110
16%
17%
17%
17%
18,800
21
20%
21
20
20%
18,900
*91%
92%
92%
92 %
*91%
17
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
18%
19%
20
20%
20%
1
Corp.
4
Rubbermaid Inc
1
5
Ruberoid
1
13
Ryder System
36% May 29
60% Jan
2
89
94% Nov
16
32
6,300
*19%
20%
20
20
19%
20
*19%
20%
20
20
1
26 %
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
20 g
Co
1,500
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
91,500
1
Co
18% Feb
7,500
108
32%
109
92%
17y8 Jan
200
25
5
41
87
19
5
McBee
1
1,100
2,700
95,500
30 vb
100
Royal
40 %
1
37%
No par
10
5
102
10%
48%
1
14% Feb
86,200
50%
41/8
1.25
Petroleum
*50
10'/4
£
2.50
Corp
101
42%
*87
1
Ltd
101%
41%
.5
Corp
Cola Co
24
6,200
24
D)
7% Oct
10,100
25 %
No par
10
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan
Aeronautical
7%
24%
(Geo
22
7%
24%
Dutch
14% Aug 13
7%
24 %
Crown
26% Jan
41,100
14%
1
26
5,600
17%
25%
Corp
29
16%
35%
34
1
Oct
17%
55
25%
Corp
10% Jun
*53
24 %
common
26
11%
17%
5
24 %
Controls
Oct
8,800
40
2.50
com
Elec Corp
Co
40%
7%
;_io
Royal
15
29%
6%
13%
Royal
Jan
29
7 %
13%
Roper
23
31
6%
13%
11
liy4 May 29
29%
7
20
25
30%
14
41% Sep
31% Mar 15
29%
6%
Corp
Ronson
30%
30%
19,800
13%
preferred series A
Rohr
29%
36,900.
6%
A__
Inc
Telephone
& Haas
4%
19%
No par
Trust
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
18%
13%
7y8 Oct
7
27 J/4 Aug
Dec
Mar 22
9%
19%
9%
6%
27 y8 Apr
25
21% May 29
10
17% Dec 27
46% Apr
May 29
17% Oct
43% Apr
19% Apr
36% Jan
291
94
9%
19
13%
33 Vb Jan
25% Apr
29% Sep
10% Oct
3
May 29
Jun
90 y2 Jan
9
25
73
27% Jan
Rochester
9%
19%
6%
5
Corp
Corp
Company
Rochester Gas
9%
18%
9
13%
10
Oil
15% Oct
July 10
8%
19%
10
Paper
50% Mar 13
12
8%
18%
6 y4
1
Selection
1,700
8%
19%
19
29%
12%
Co
Tobacco
Richardson-Merrell
32% May 11
8%
12,900
50
pref
J)
7,200
11%
77%
.
Preferred 3.60% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
24% May 11
34
10%
77%
1
series
30
23% Jan
11%
77%
No par
preferred
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
5
11 y8
76 %
50c
Nov
29
11%
.
conv
15
No par
Inc
48
15
77 %
preferred
Inc
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
30
15%
108.300
..._50
Rexall
49% Jan
10,400
15%
10%
preferred
preferred
Corp__
Copper & Brass
3
15%
76
convertible
Revlon
3,900
14%
31%
10%
l
Republic Steel
67% Mar 13
76%
31%
77%
Corp
Eng Co
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3%%
series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1
54%
76%
31 %
15
10%
&
Revere
53%
76%
14%
14%
76%
Stores
5
55%
31%
10%
Reliance
4
%
76 %
31%
76
Inc
Jan
54
76%
31 %
10
Chemicals
43 y4 Jan
55%
76%
31%
75
_5
Roller Bit Co
Reeves
54 %
76 %
30 %
No par
,
18
55 %
75%'
14%
Inc..3.33%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common..
25 y8 Feb
54%.
76
31
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
15% Jan
54%
31 %
*75%
'
2.50
13
Dec
53%
No par
Co
10% July 26
15%
com_No par
preferred..
Purina
9%
9
8%
9%
9%
9%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
9%
12%
9,500
12%
27
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
8,000
*11%
12%
*11%
12 >/8
*11%
12 %
*11%
12'/8
i7y4
17%
17%
17%
17%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
*11 Vb
12 %
17%
17%
2.50
8%
Inc
9%
12%
26%
No par
Co
8%
600
9
,
xl7%
17,%
8%
9
9%
18
1,400
2,100
8%
27,000
41%
21,400
S
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
86
Jan
3
93
372
Dec
27
26% Jan
15% Jan
Jan
27
404% Dec
Jun
28
11
352% Jan
26
3
37% Dec 18
22% Jun
26
3
20%
70% Jan
5
31 Va July 20
92
6
Nov
4
30% Jan
14% Jan
21% Mar
Apr
7
68 % Oct
8
80% Feb
41% Oct
19
22% Oct
23
May 25
93% Nov
7
79
100
16
22
May 10
34% May 5
8% Jan
11
Mayi
46% May
70
Nov
38
46% Nov 24
Jan
8 Va
Sep
Jan
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
22% Nov 21
21% Jan
37
N0V~~8
39 % Feb
7% Jan
352% Jan
8
14
14 % Mar 10
27% May 29
8
May 29
11
Aug 13
26
4
20% May 21
1
23
39% Mar 12
100
May' 4
40% Apr
3
16% Jan
18% Jan
15% Oct
26
27% Jan
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
31% Aug 29
4% Oct. 24
42% Jan
24
41 Va Nov
9
73 V4 Jan
11
87
Jan
4
11%. Jan
9
49
19
Oct
23
98% Feb
14
25
94% Nov 15
17
July 28
20% Apr
4
45% Feb
28
9% Oct
24
29% Jan
4
23% Mar 28
6
28% Oct
23
31% Feb
46% Mar
15% Sep 19
15% Jan
4
23% May 15
16% Feg
23% Aug
21
Dec
8
8
14% May 29
16
May 28
4
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
24
28% Oct
24
6
84 Va Jun
25
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
50% Jun
56
Apr
2
19
Inc
39
39%
32%
32%
32%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
62%
63%
61%
63 Vb
29%
30 'A
29%
30%
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
*96 Va
98
*96
97%
*96
21%
21%
22
x21%
22
*77
79
77
77
*77
79
200
70
1,800
31,600
3,400
11,600
20,700
33,900
97%
25
100
1
9,200
32,000
87
98
21%
4%
America
4%
4%
4%
28%
28
20
1
5
28%
29%
4%
29
21%
*77
22
79%
4%
4%
30 %
29%
4%
30
21%
21%
*77
79
3,500
20
4%
4%
4,300
29 Va
30%
54,200
29,100
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15 %
15
15%
14%
15%
23%
24% i
23%
24%
23
24%
23
24'/b
23
23%
44%
43%
43%
44
44 Va
43%
44%
44
44
72%
71%
72 %
71%
73%
73%
74%
73%
74%
10
*9%
10
*9%
10
9%
9%
9%
500
9%
13,600
*43%
70%
9%
8%
9
8%
9
*103%
105
*103%
105
8%
9
*103%
9%
105
9%.
9%
*103%
9%
105
9
7,300
1,400
33,500
105
*103%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32
32 V«
9,200
17
17%
17 vb
17%
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
18%
10,200
*8%
9
200
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,700
32%
31%
32%
31%
32 Vb
32
32%
31%
32%
51,500
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21,500
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
10 Va
50c
1
11%
32
21%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
17
17
16%
17
17
17
17
17
22%
22%
17
12
18
18%
-
II-
9,800
22,600
2,200
22
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
7,700
No par
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
4,600
No par
28%
28%
29
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30 i
2,900
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Co
26% May 22
_1
Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
5
40%
32%
*96%
No par
—No par
33% Mar 29
40 Va Feb
39%
32%
*85
No par
2.50
1
Gas
Simonds Saw & Steel
129 va Mar 22
40%
32 va
87
Corp of America
Simmons
39%
32%
98
Co
Sheraton Corp of
Shoe
40%
32%
28%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp;
1
15
4
45% May
127% NOV
Oil
39%
33%
63
Shell
19% July 10
23
Shattuck
97
39%
6 Va
16
18% Jan
19
&
Corp
(Frank G)
*96
39
1
1
Industries
Oil
26%
*96%
3.65%
Steel
26%
*85
Scovill
Shahmoon
97
18%
,'77
32%
61%
41% Mar 20
22% Jan
15% Oct
9
11
.
Sharon
*95
17%
*74
No par
No par
No par
Paper Co common
preferred
preferred
Shamrock
97
6 %
21% Nov
22
Oct
24% Oct
63 y2 Jan
12
24
9% Oct
fll6
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
11% Mar 30
27
61%
Servel Inc common
$5.25
preferred
5
26 %
6 '/b
4
7
26%
59%
14% Jan
Aug
9
"8%
18 VB
76
6%
Seiberling Rubber Co
104
*95
17%
76
61%
2
12
26%
17%
76
6 Va
15% Mar
9% Sep 25
6% May 29
17%
*74
59%
2
25
36% Oct
V
88% Jan
25
4
N
25
Jun
9
17%
76
1
Schlumberger
59
6% Jun
May 17
8%
17%
—1
Schick Inc
Scott
*95
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp——5
Sears Roebuck & Co_
3
14% Jun
3
4,400
19%
9%
51,700
9%
Seagrave
30% Jun
Jan
12%
18%
9%
3
14"% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
42% Jan
12%
19%
9
9
31
28
12%
19
8%
14
21
14
12%
19 Va
8%
50% Feb
37% May 12
5
12%
18%
27% Mar
23% Jan
1
103 % Oct
25
12 Va
18%
25
14
31% Mar
Nov 27
105
18% Sep
12%
18 Va
13
4
36% Oct
12%
18%
Jun
11% July 30
13
51% Dec
3
12%
17%
33% Jun
29% Mar 21
Jan
11%
7
30% Jun
8% Jan
59,300
6% Feb
15
Jan
10,200
10%
Mfg Co common
preferred
:
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
21% July 25
12
33%
10%
12
25
97% Jan
33Vh
11 Vb
30
Jun
11% Jan
33%
10%
Jun
21
Feb
33
11
26% Jan
37% Feb 24
54
33%
10%
$4
16
5
32%"
11 Vb
Paper Co common
$3.40
Jun
Jan
33 Va
10%
9
27
31% Jan
33
4
22
22,900
10%
2
3% Oct
19 Vb
19
11,400
33
Jun
May 22
270
2,7%
10
Nov
10
18%
26%
32%
86
3
18%
i.
95
98
.Jan
19%
27%
95
42% Jan
5
18%
27
94%
360
97
6
82
19 vb
41%
93%
*200
26%
16
5
19 vb
27%
42%
94%
360
26
25
23
26%
27%
41 Va
*93
♦200
26%
Jan
Oct
19%
26%
94%
25%
Feb
19
26%
42
360
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric
Co—
—5
Scheriley Industries Inc com
1.40
Convertible
preference—_—35c
Schering Corp common
1
5%
convertible preferred
30
St Regis
Oct
74% Jan
19%
*93
*200
100
77
14
25%
94
360
*75
90
Nov
41%
41%
94
*200
17%
9
27% Jun 15
40%
93
360
73%
4
74
41
91%
17%
May 19
21
40
*200
73%
series A 5%
Preferred
47% Dec
97
Feb
3
_.
81% May
70
16% Jan
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4%
preferred.
100
4.30%
conv
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power..—No par
St L San Fran Ry Co cdm__Nopar
20
50c
20
31%
—5
*19%
19%
20
32
31%
33%
118
115
20
—25
113%
115%
32%
115
20
33%
117%
19%
22%
20
33%
33
116%
118
19%
32%
xll5%
19%
1,200
33%
66,100
118
17,700
3
26 va Oct
3
12 Va Jan
4
14
62
51%
52%
52%
53
53
54%
53%
54%
53%
53%
19% Oct
24
35% Mar
8
10
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
24%
24%
25'/4
24
24%
14,000
10 Va Oct
24
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc com__5
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14
14%
13'/a
13%
34,600
Oct
23
28% Apr
51% Oct
23
50
44% Jan
15
50 Va
50 Va
50 Va
50%
50'%
50%
50%
50
50
20
May 29
preferred
50
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs_No par
22%
23
22%
23
23
23
22%
23 Vb
22%
22%
5,000
57%
58%
58
58%
57'%
58 %
58%
59%
59%
59%
16,900
52
52%
52 Va
52%
52%
52%
52%
53%
Feb
21
23% Jan
3
36%
Jun"
29Va Jan
5
46% Jan
4
77
NOV
14
45 Va Jun
25
72% Feb
28
38% Jan
3
52% Dec
2S
44
25
56% Mar
9% Dec
19
6% Mar 15
44% Jan
7
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
Jun
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
9
66% Nov
14
Jan
25
52% Jun
5
50
Mar 23
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
4
29
May 28
15% Jan
3
30% Dec 21
11
49
27% Jan
10% Jan
4
9% Jan
2
Feb
19
17
South
South
15
24
33
Jan
16
4
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
27% Oct
15% Jan
17% Jun
25
23% Feb
16
26
31% Dec
29
47% Jan
19
61% Nov
10
23 Va May 29
38 Va Jun 25
36% Jan
3
53% Nov 17
40 va Jun
38% Jan
3
49 % Nov 22
36
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
11
21% May 29
30% Feb
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13
44
17% Jan
9
65% Mar 20
19% NOV
8
26% Jan
16
38% Dec
20% Jan
4
34% Apr
27
3
Jan
7% Jan 12
28
Jan1 3
88
Jan
3
20% Jan
26
88% Jan
3
34%' Oct 26
82
Jan
3
14
3
51% Nov 24
May 29
Feb
5
14
50
Mar 21
8%
9%
7%
7%
8
46%
46
9%
9%
9%
38,900
8,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
20,300
48
48%
8,600
*52
53%
47
54
*52
54
*31%
31%
31
31
30%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
*52
48
48
48 %
54
52
52
30%
31%
32
31%
31%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
29%
29%
200„
1,500
3,400
600
29%
*29%
29%
*29 %
29%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28'%
27 %
28
33,700
5C
25,500
*29
3,100
47%
47%
47%
48%
47%
48%
48%
49 Va
49%
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
47 Va
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43 v*
43%
43%
43%
3,400
11,700
(Del)—No par
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Vb
26%
27%
51,300
51%
52
51 %
51%
51%
51%
19%
19%
11,300
3,700
7
Southern
26
5%
Railway common—No par
preferred..
20
75
16
Mobile &
Co
29%
5
20 % Apr
non-cum
stock
tr
ctfs__100
19%
*71
19%
51%
51%
20
20 v*
74
*72%
74
19%
19%
51%
51%
19%
19%
*72%
74
♦72 Va
74
*72%
74
12,900
7
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
'30'%
30 Va
30%
Nov
1
26% Jan
5
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14'%
14%
14%
1,800
23
47% Jan
2
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
14
14%
14%
Xl3%
14%
17,600
25
8% Jan
24
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
—1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
25
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
13%
9% Oct
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,400
22% May 29
35% Mar
11
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
Jan
15
95% Oct
31
10% Oct 22
24% Jan
2
90
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
97
May
38% Mar
1
81
86
Mar
8
9
8 %
29%
59% Feb
90
see page
52%
9
8
27%
Pacific
24
footnotes,
47%
53%
8%
*52
Sep
25
9
6
25.
6
26%
27%
26%
27 %
26%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vb
27%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
♦94%
95'%
*94%
13%
12%
13 %
12%
13%
12%
13 '/a
12%
12%
*92%
93%
x92%
11,000
95%
12%
93%
92%
25
25%
25%
82%
82%
*82%
M
For
46%
i1
7.50
_
Gas
Southern Natural Gas Co
Ohio
9%
7%
1
8%
Southern
Apr
8%
/
1,500
& El_No par
Co
Indiana
*50
18,100
25
preferred
Southern
2.50
5
16
35
17
8 %
Southeastern Public Service Co
California Edison
Southern
30
52% May 10
44% May 31
91
Mar
2
88% Apr
Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar com
57% Jan
Jun
4
Amer
Southern
4
64% Ar
South
31% Mar 30
11% Apr 27
May 15
97% May 9
15
No par
Feb
16
71
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Line Railroad Co
Soo
58
40% Jan
18% July
conv
53
29% Dec
72% Oct 30
...
44% Jan
24
May 29
5 % %
Corp
Gold & Platinum...
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50
21% Oct
26
(AO)
Smith
92%
25%
.
82%
*93
25 Vb
82%
25%
25%
82%
*82%
\
262,400
*92%
93%
30
26%
25%
25%
20,700
83
82%
82 Va
350
93
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2096)
.
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS"
Itange for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Dee
28
35 % Dec
12
91
Nov
24% Jun
29
52 % Jan
15
J5
48
"
23
11% Jan
3
57
Square
Jan
2
D
_5
34%
35%
35
35%
par
62%
64%
63 VB
63%
:
No
par
82 %
82 %
81%
;_1
14 Va
14%
14%
17%
18'/a
17%
6.25
57%
57%
57%
90%
91
42%
43
53%
54%
preferred
18% Jan
3
Standard
Financial
Corp
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
Industries
60% Sep
18
50
Dec
May 29
87% Dec
81% May 29
92
55 % Dec
39% Oct
26
58% Feb
15
3
45% May 28
56% Feb
28
Standard
Standard
Dec
52
29
59 % Feb
Jan
9
92% Dec
85
>
18% Oct
4
28
'«
25 Vb Oct
4
26% Oct
16
32
27
20
51% Sep
84
57% Nov
Calif
com
3
42% Dec
2
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
4
22% Dec
22
71
25
29 % Mar
22
18
60% Feb
31
22% Feb
12
24
40% Jan
11 % Mar
2
> 6% May 29
12
14% May 29
19% Jan
10
55 % Jun
91% Mar 26
17
10,600
*27%
28
34
33%
3Va%
Chemieal
preferred
Stevens
28
28
28
28
28
32%
32%
33%
32%
34%
82
82
1
*16
;
5
15
2.50
:
5
—
.
Corp
Co
_
Stone
13
Stone
&
27% May 29
33% Apr
24
21% May 29
44
Jan
15
Stouffer
13
Studebaker
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
28
32
16% Oct
24
28% May 31
13% Jan
|3
20% Apr
8 % Oct
20
2
83
Oct
13
I 43
23% Jan
29
Jun
9
21% Oct
24
1G1 % Jan
122
Oct
30
91% Oct
24
Jan
16% Nov
30
6
1115 Oct
1464 Jan
31
795
17
92
May 29
Propane
Sun
19
Chemical Corp
$4.50
Sun
series
Oil
A
8
2
Sunshine Biscuits
118% Jan
May 29
Jun
27
12% Oct
24
3
49% Feb
28
31 % Oct
24
49% Feb
27
54'/a Nov
28
22 % Jun
25
47% Jan
4
Swingline Inc class A
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
11% May 29
18
Feb
2
Symington
19
May
Jun
8
61% Nov
22
29 V2 May 29
4% Jan
3
11% Dec
26
4% May 29
4% Oct 34
13
40
10% Nov
27
47 Vb Jan
6
21% Sep
29
20% May 10
Jun
27
Taft
2
2
16% Feb
14
i-
6
32% Jun
22
61
Mar
9
Tennessee
15% Oct
31
25% Mar
2
Tennessee
Gas
25
59% Aug 18
13
45
Jun
19% Jun
14
14
May 29
15
40% Nov
21
34 Va May 29
45% Mar 29
Jun
21
32 V2 Jun
25
52% Apr
11
9
llVa Oct
22
23 Va Jan
15
Oct
22
3
277/a Jan
18 % Jan
*5
3
46
27 % Aug
206% May 15
49
Oct
27
2.5 % Sep
15
37% Nov
8
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
21 % Jan
3
29 %
24% Jan
3
22 % Sep
8
30 % Apr
37 % Jan
3
50
Texas
Texas
3
24
16%
17 VB
24
24%
19%
19%
*19%
35
35%
35%
36
20%
20%
21
21V4
&
36
36%
18,100
30
28%
29
6,400
14%
15
14%
15
15
15%
15
15%
15
15VB
7,800
16
16%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16 vb
16%
4.50
41 Vb
42%'
40%
41'%
40
41 %
40%
41 %
40 %
41
6V2
6%
634
6%
61/4
6%
6%
1
5%
Co
27
42
42%
42 %
43%
41%'
43%
41%
42%
28,900
12%
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13 vb
13%
70,700
i
„1
•/
73,700
48
49 vb
48
48
Va
11,800
25%
26 v4
25%
26 %
21,000
28 Va
29%
27% Mar
25
44 % Jan
22
12
9
33'/a Mar
1
Jan
Nov
$1.25
—
Oil—
;
No par
4
—50c
preferred—
conv
*28%.
29%
23
23%
23 %
23'%
_1
29 %
30'%
29%
30%
1
27%
29
Thompson (J R) ———•
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
4%
preferred—
10o
11'%
54 Va
11%
11%
11%
55'%
54%
55'%
Thatcher
No par
Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol
Chemical
Thomas
&
5
Co
Betts
Co
_
-
57 % Feb
May 29
24
42% Feb
Jun
25
81 Va Jan
25
Jun
48% Feb
21
141
Oct
34
May 29
23
Jan
18% Jan
15% Feb
14% Jan
7
Thor Power Tool Co
;
Tidewater
;
$1.20
Oil
Timken
Roller
.18
18'%
18
25
24%
No par
.
52
51'%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
23 Va
23 Va
23 %
23 %
55
55
54%
20
53%
21%
20%
39%
40%
8
2
15
Tractor
Trane
No par
;
—
Supply Co class A
1
—2
Co
Transamerica Corp common
4%%
2
2
106
preferred
conv
14
Transitron Electronic Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
19
Trans
2
World
Airlines
20
6
4
8% Aug 17
19% May 15
Udylite
9
Unilever
Ltd
30% Oct
23
53% Jan
15
Unilever
n
Underwood
v
Union
Asbestos
Union
May
8
$4
Union
Oil
34% Jan
4
Union
Pacific
8% Feb
28
•
$4
50% Mar 16
26% Mar 28
94%
Oct
5
33% Mar 11
4%
4%
United
United
Co
46 %
*80
83%
*74%
75 Va
No par
106
For
footnotes,
see
page
25,
*75%
76
89%
*88
75
*75
75%
75
120
*88
89%
*88
88
88
54%
55
54%
54%
54 vb
55 3
32
32%
32%
,32%
32 vb
32%
a
~50
89%
10
54%
56%
54%
55%
13,200
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
27,900
30 %
29%
30%
29%
30 vb
29%
30%
29%
29%
28,300
52
52%
50%
51
50%
52
51%
52 %
52 Va
53 Va
52,600
Artists
Corp
Biscuit
Co
United
Board
United
&
*106
of
Corp
10
Corp
2.50
40
Cos
Corp
of
26 vb
110
110
101%
101
26 %
100
101%
27%
27
27%
39%
23
9,800
22,800
23
100
102
2,000
40
40
40%
24
*22
39%
40
40
40
25%
25%
24
24
93%
93%
93%
94%
x93%
94
29%
29%
30
30 %
30 %
*30
30%
800
120
101%
27%
25%
5,400
5,600
24
*30
1,700
93%
9,700
30%
93%
1,000
7%
8 %
47%
*47
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
17%
17 vb
17%
17
17%
17 %
17%
17'/B
17%
7,100
21
22 %
21%
22%
21%
23%
x21 %
21%
20%
21%
73,200
7%
47
1
7%
47%
-
7%
7%
*47
7%
7%
8
8
15,900
500
20%
22
21%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
213%
22%
36,900
lo
33
33%
33%
34
33'/a
33%
33%
33%
32%
33 Va
22,200
4.50
20
20
19%
20
20
20%
20%
21
20%
21
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,200
1
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18 %
18
18%
17%
18%
18,300
..IS
ii
No par
20% Mar 20
United
United
Greenfield Corp„
Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1% Jan
2
United
Park
City Mines Co
4
United
Shoe
Mach
,
"
preferred
*108
8%
24%
27
93%
—1
8%
24
17 '/a
5
Calif
110
>106
101
25%
29%
i
Foundry—:5
&
41
120
101
,
8%
93 vb
1
Coal
26
8%
24 vb
4
No par
United-Carr Fastener
*106
101 %
25%
Amer—No par
Carton
120
101%
1
Carbon Co
6%
740
75
75
29
Gas Improvement Co
35% Mar 16
7,500
83%
10
!
j Inc
Fruit Co
71 Vb Jan
49
100
*81 Va
83%
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
Lines
United
24
48%
99%
83%
*81 %
*22 %
United Gas Corp
24
48 %
100'/a
*31 Va
83 %
*81 %
10
common
47%
99 Va
48 >/a
100
24%
United
Oct
46%
99 %
100
22%
2
•
47%
99
25
2
25% May 10
31 % Oct
46%
47%
100
1,500
23%
Financial
41
24,800
8
22%
United
4
38%
8%
2
34% Oct
37 %
23
56
76% Mar 24
38 Va
24%
3
3
37%
8%
17% Jan
70% jan
38 vb
*98 %
Corp
% May 29
36%
23
Engineering
16
37 vb
23'/a
Electric
54% Jan
17,000
29,800
8%
United
Mar 26
16%
21
23 %
United
25
16 %
20%
24 %
United
23
17
21
23
3
16 v4 Oct
16%
20%
22%
5
24% Nov 28
1% Nov 30
5,400
16%
21
22%
21
3
17%
16 %
20%
8%
Jan
3
16%
16%
20%
23%
23% Feb
30% Feb
17%
16%
lo
Co
27
38% Jan
16%
3,600
20 %
No par
27
29% May 28
19 % May 29
15% May 29
19,700
8
17
No par
1—
6% Jun
Mar
20%
7%
20%
No par
common
16% May 28
24
17%
17
19%
7%
24,400
41% Jun
23
17%
20%
7%
36,400
12
Oct
17
17%
200
18 Vb
7%
101 %
12
17 Vb Oct
7 %
46 %
100%
21% Dec
18
18%
7%
46%
101%
67% Dec
1
18%
7%
46 %
100%
3
4
18%
7%
7,800
46 V2
101%
3
29 %
19
18 %
1,000
15%
100 Va
13
69% Dec
41
15%
100%, 101%
15% Jan
8% Jan
*46'%
48
*4.6%
18,800
15%
101%
52% Nov
64
15 Vb
36%
Aircraft
7
15%
8%
Air
12
14%
57%
100%
Twist Drill Co
Nov
14%
16,000
57%
No pdr
:
Tank Car
35% Mar 15
56%
34%
Union
101% Nov
57%
40%
7%
Union
112
57%
17
40
33%
19
Feb
57%
i 40%
57 vb
8 Vb
32% Mar 13
39
17
39%
24%
United
20
20,800
10.%
13
39%
8%
United
41% Nov 30
10%
116%
113%
16%
38%
'
23%
7
25
10%
17%
10
10%
5
19
Jun
11%
10 '/8
lo
54 Vb Nov
24
15,100
No par
39% Jan
16
48,100
9%
34%
preferred
non-cum
25
40% Mar 16
8
9%
8 %
rr
38% Jun
25
7%
9%
33%
of California
56 Vb Aug
8
110% Aug 22
100 % Aug 17
July 25
8 Vb
9%
8%
preferred———
3
37% Jan
19
7%
9%
16 Vb
20 g
preferred-
28
60 Vb Jun
8 Vb
9 Vb
34 vb
preferred
preferred
20 % Jun
33% May 29
iP/a
9 %
33%
Co
91
3,200
8%
x8 %
Electric
69 % Jan
125
36%
$3.70
$3.50
124
8%
$4.50
-
127
34'%
Union
26
77% May 31
51% May 15
8
125%
126
1261/4
37 vb
Sep
34% Jan
7
4,600
17,100
125
-
8%
May 14
8
Nov
62%
39%
33%
25
.
81
23
86% Dec
61%
39%
8%
52% Apr
Nov
30
62%
40%
33%
Corp
20'/a Oct
60% Jan
61
40
8%
Carbide
101
13,700
60 %
40'%
32%
Union
8
26
21
58%
39%
!5
2
15
July 23
20%
59
40%
6%
Rubber
121% Jan
39% Nov
22% Oct <24
21%
4,900
1,900
3,300
Co
&
29% Nov
88 %
21
7,800
Paper Corp
Bag-Camp
20
18
21%
51%
9
49
16%
dep rets ord__—
shares-:
ord
10% Mar 22
43% Mar 15
29% Jan
40% May 24
20%
51 %
20
No par
Amer
25
29% Sep 25
33% July 26
18% Feb
21
52 vb
1,400
7%
%
9
10%
7%
1
Corp
31% May 29
.Jun
~
9V2
1
(The)—
Corp
2
100
52'%
18
15
2
51
1
Industries Corp
Jan
8% Jan
54
*46
27% Jan
22
53%
50
conv
1
18
55 %
pfd series of 1957
Century-Fox Film Corp
5%
23
43% May 29,
27% May 29'
54
14'%
12% Oct
84% Jan
55 %
14%
Electric Co
16% Oct
29
23%
14 %
Twin
72% Jun
17%
23 %
1
2
May 18
17%
23%
common
22
2
17%
23 %
57%
39% Jan
Feb
17
23'%
56%
11% Jan
78
x51 %
17
23%
56%
6% May 29
37% May 28
94% July 24
52
16%
50
20th
1
51
17%
17'%
5
18
600
39%
52 % Feb
20
28%
14,700
16%
24
j7
28%
18%
39
29
Jun
*28%
28 Va
800
25
16 Vb
Oct
Jun
88 %
%
28%
39 Va
15% Oct
7
*87
88
18
15%
46
83
*87
24%
39Vs
Tung-Sol
May 22
88%.
4,800
11,100
18%
1
16
10 Vb Mar 28
54%
25
1
26% Feb
42 % May 22
12
54
39%
126'%
8
7V2
5
;
%
128
x
Inc
13
13
12
18
Trans-World Financial Co
36
*27
12 %
54%
24%
8
57% Nov
24
27%
27:%
12%
54
18%
51 % Feb
26
Oct
27%
12'/a
55'%
*24%
34 Va Apr 23
Oct
15
27'%
900
2,200
125,500
25
18%
[
13
.«•
29%
28%
28'%
1
54% May 29
13
23
29
58
58 Va
128
1
-.
7
25
30%
23
30%
5,600
'
8
3
30%
23%
28%
*87
52
1
Construction
&
28%
30
23 V4
12
25
-5
Bearing
Realty
28% "
29%
30%
•54%
88%
28%
29 Va
23 %
2.1%
23%
25
51%
33% Jun
9
*87
88%
*87
29'%
23
•
28
No par
10
56 Va May
14
27%
25
common
preferred
5
"h Jan
27.600
41%
4
18 % Feb
72.200
16
12%
53% Jan
19
56
41 Vb
22% Dec
Mar 21
55 vb
33 V3
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
15% Sep
17% Jan
55%
25%
13
33
55
54%
55
49
6% May 29
8V2 May 29
7 V2 May 29
21
Aug
55%
9,100
25%
108
20% May 15
44% Jan
137,800
6%
48
51
1
9% Nov
43,600
16%
6%
48%
15 % Oct
20
3
44%
16%
6%
25%
28% Jun
-
6
3
18
43
17
25%
Nov
Jan
44
16%
47%
91% May 15
7
42%
16%
6 Vb
No par
common—-.—
50
4
6%
44'%
16%
6
49%
Inc
3
29% Jan
6%
41
16'%
41
25%
Textron
10
47% Dec
11,300
25 Vb
Z
59% Jan
Jan
%
2,500
9,900
6%
42 %
6%
6%
6%
48
7
9
33% Aug 10
86
6%
Utilities Co
50 Va Nov
31% Mar
26% Jan
Mar
*15 Vb
Texas
25
Torrington Co
102
15%
64,600
30
Jan
15%
17%
63% Jan
Jan
36%
29%
15%
46%
45
8
36»/«
30
58%
14
68% Dec
400
36'%
29%
*15 Vb
17
Dec
37 Vb Dec
15%
35%
30
45 v2
66
6
15%
35 Va
29%
55 %
Tishman
27 vb Jan
15%
34%
30
1
Toledo Edison Co
42% Jan
15%
34%
29
17
15
Dec
15%
34'%
1
1
Inc
25 Va Mar 26
87
3,790
8,900
27 Vb Jan
27
11,500
11
Instruments
25
Jun
1,500
8%
1010
40%
25
81
971/2
x8%
978
15%
Oct
76
*97
8 V4
1040
39%
Jun
24
98
8%
996
16
15
Feb
98
8%
:1055
39%
45
71
97
8%
995
15%
20 % May 29
Nov
97
8%
:1065
39 Vb
18
Apr
8%
931
15%
17
97
97
-
8%
940
39'%
28 % Dec
79
97%
8%
906
50
15'%
28% Apr
52 Vb Nov
25,600
39 Va
50% Nov
3
23%
15%
Jan
20
23%
39%
15% Jan
30
23%
15%
48% Jan
Jan
23 Vb
39%
2
Jan
23 Va
54'%
4
92
22%
15%
16
74% Jan
5,700
23
97
39%
Apr
39
22 %
55'%
25 % Nov
144
23
15 %
23% Feb
3
44%
39 Va
36
4
44%
9
54%
3
4
86
45 VB
97
25
^
25
Jan
84 %
44%
9 Va
85 Va
12.50
Inc
24
6% Nov
8%
85%
45
xl6%
23% Jan
33% Jan
9 Vb
*83%
44 Va
16%
25 Va Oct
116
3%
*83%
44%
42'%
15% Oct
58% Dec
9V4
85 Va
44%
16%
24% Mar
18
8,200
9 Va
*83%
:
41%'
32% Feb
51% Dec
9 %
9%
85%
44%
22%
1.25
28% May
11
11,700
48
5
31% Dec
22 Vb
58%
29
18% Sep
65'% May
21%
16
18% Oct
4
22 3 i
4,400
i:
44
*83%
_1.38 8/9
Transmission
20% Jan
12
36 %
55%
25% Dec
22
36
45 Vb
6
13% Jan
36 y4
22
15%
88 Va Apr
26% Dec
400
36
47%
12
34% Sep
4,300
36
22 Vb
(21%
59%
83
May
16% Apr
20,600
19%
15%
87
30
18
24
*19 %
56%
20
10% Nov
17%
23%
19%
46%
Dec
55% Apr
18%
24 %
15'%
82
55% May
17%
24
*19'/4
46 Va
3
24
18
3,600
59
2
25
107,200
15%
Jan
Oct
2,500
7 Vb
45%
Jan
29% Oct
19%
35%
24%
7
56%
66
48
24
19%
32%
24
7 %
15%
24
52% Dec
24
19 Va
32
24
46'/a
29
3
17%
24%
32%
7
58%
19
18
17%
24
2,200
11,500
15 V2
17
Jan
17 Va
15%
47%
23%
%
7%
7
15 v4
47
45 Va
25
10% Oct
9
7%
15%
47%
3234
32
7
500
15V4
46 %
34
57Va*
Jun
36
15%
dt
10
10
20% May
15%
4*3',
Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
37% Jun
42% Apr
15%
46
Coal
23 Vb Oct
30
15 %
44
Pacific
82% Feb
11% Oct
15%
45
Pacific
18% Jun
27
May 10
Dec
18%
Texas
30% Oct
146
18%
*18
Texas
3
Aug
7
16% Oct 30
18%
*18%
24 Vb
;
Texas Gulf Producing Co__
Texas Gulf Sulphur.
Texas
7
28
123
18%
V.
-
/.
4
22% May 29
26% May 29
19 % Jun 25
3
52 Va Dec
18
18%
2,600
21% Feb
Jun
19
18%
7,900
49% Aug 10
July 19
10% Jan
37% Jan
16%
13 V2
55
/
1
16%
33 V2 M(ay 29
37 Vb Jun
Apr
31 % Apr
16%
30%
5
Texaco
125 Va Jan
16%
30
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
59% Mar 15
18% Mar
5
16%
31%
—_———;
Corp
21
20
Jun
16%
24%
—25
(James)—21
Nov
16 Va Sep
17
31%
.Tandy Corp_—
TelAutograph Corp
69% Jun
26
7,000
16%
31
Wayne Corp
Inc
35
16%
23%
Broadcasting Co—
Talcott
55% Mar 23
11% Jan
28%
34%
15%
12.50
America
Swift & Co ___J
47 % Oct
33
of
Co
28 Vb
35
—10c
28
Sweets
28%
34%
43%
1
Inc—:
Dec
24% Mar 21
28%
34 %
1
Superior Oil of California—.
38% Nov
45
28%
34%
1
Sunshine Mining Co
12% Aug 13
Feb 21
1385
13,200
301/4
28%
7%
:
30 %
29%
29
*18
No par
Sunray DX Oil Co
30
10
200
16'/8
No par
28% Feb
23,300
35
24
common
preferred
Co
15
70%
30
30%
Corp
17
68 %
34%
7 Va
Corp
*16%
29%
23%
Gas Corp
16%
68%
x28%
30%
Corp
53% Jan
16%
68%
34%
5
Suburban
SuCrest
83%
29
1
1
2
*82
30
1
Gas
May 14
68V4
1
1
Corp
Corp
2
16% Jan
Aug
59
7
Oct
24
90
47% Jan
16%
66%
500
83:%
34
x65
1
Foods
Sunstrand
*lG'/4
"82
21,400
65%
1.25
Broadcasting Co
Sunbeam
16%
68 Va
16%
*82
11,100
34%
29
1
Suburban
2
16%
83%
83%
200
29 %
Camp Inc
Webster
*82
45%
64%
—,
Storer
45% Apr 23
24% Mar 23
May 29
17% May 29
82% Jan
5%
7
28
12
Stokely-Van
6%
31%
5
common
—
Fuller
&
6%
7
—100
Co
(J P) & Co Inc-:
Eaer
6%
No par
70% F-eb
19% Feb
33,800
28
20% May 17
28% Jan
*44%
6,400
14
33%
LS
Sterling Drug Inc
2
30% Jan
51%
90
13%
14,300
9
2
47 Va
*46%
50%
*88 %
14%
7
Nov
15% Jan
90
13%
13 %
18
20% May 29
45 %
*88
14%
21%
Co
common—1
prior preference————_20
Container Corp
1
4
90
6%
33% Jan
4
51%
V
13%
12 3
26
28
14
45 %
49
*88
90
13%
21 %
15% Oct
19% Apr
51%
50%
52 %
1
*88
7
15
33% Apr
50%
x51%
2,700
86,900
116,000
.
13%
43% Nov
4
54%
22
4
26
53%
6%
*27%
16% Jan
Oct
54%
12%
Stix
15
54%
a
21%
Stewart-Warner
18% Jan
54 3
21%
6
24
53%
20%
13
14% Oct
44%
54%
20%
Z- 7
28
41% Apr
90Vz
43%
58%
20%
Feb
6
90
44%
20%
Feb
21% Oct
58%
91
43%
20%
(The)
Nov
10% Feb
57%
90%
44%
1,300
34
May 29
57%
91 %
43
3.500
35
6
58%
90%
24%
25
11
31,800
57%
91
43%
25
25
21
58 %
370
25
Jun
13% Sep
24,900
24%
Jun
34% Apr
18%
13%
24% Oct
*6
17%
12%
21
Jan
18%
13 %
23
7
17%
12%
12
27% Jan
17%
12%
10
15% Nov
2,900
18
12%
30
;
14'/2
1
Steel
Pressed
Nov
31
14 Vo
45%
32% Oct
24
14%
25
35% Aug
38% Oct
14
24 %
35
H14% Oct
14%
18 %
46
4
13
14 %
24%
3
Nov
14%
24%
11
74
83%
24%
21% Jan
53% Jan
*83%
24%
24% Jan
25
83%
23%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc~—-
19% Dec
Sep
83%
24%
.'
99 % Nov
20
10,7001
83
23%
83% May 28
9
9
82%
24 %
81% Feb
4
17V2 Jan
13,500
I 64%
23%
Stauffer
37
| 37%
64 %
23%
29
22
37%
64 %
Stanley Warner Corp_^__-_——_5
Stanray Corp—
1
6
13% Jan
24% Jan
37%
64
23%
13
25
36%
64 Vb
24%
Standard
67
Jan
37%
63%
23%
47% Jan
28
Shares
35
■:
*23%
25% Oct 24
I
the Week
20
convertible preferred
6%
Starrett Co
Jan
-
Friday
Nov. 16
53%
14 Va
*46%
Sales for
ursday
Nov. 15
20
convertible preferred
$1.20
9
28 % Aug
27
84 % Oct
7
Mar 12
X
42%-
90
13%
SALE PRICES
83
.90%
%
53
5
22
3
Feb
52%
*87%
30% Mar 15
29
45% Dec
10
3%%
18% Oct
31
—7
Standard
5
10% Oct
8% Nov
Oil of New Jersey
Oil of Ohio common
preferred series A
100
Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
__20
8
28
23% Mar
Jun
22
Mar 28
26% Jan
-
59% Feb
95% Feb
25
21 % Jun
32% Mar 27
28 % Apr
77
May 29
41 % Oct
Mar 23
82
28
May 17
July 17
11% Jun
Mar 30
20% Oct
s
of
—
Standard
48
%
Oil
Standard
25
25
40% Jan
•
Inc
HIGH
Nov. 14
No
Brands
25
24
Nov. 13
com
$3.50
44% Sep
*
Co
Standard
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 12
$3.30 conv preferred
No par
Oil of Indiana——
_25
16
77% Jan
83 % Apr
81 %• Sep
J
Monday
Par
12% May 29
12
53 % Jun
5
*6% Jan
39
LOW
STOCK
15 % Oct
19% Dec
9
25% Jan
25
May 29
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
74% July
78% May 12
72 V4 Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
common
;
1
it
*
J2
1
12
1
U
1
11,300
43 %
25
!„_25
1
8,700
,
44
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45%
44 %
44%
14,400
33
33
33 %
33%
'33 %
33 Va
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
740
Volume
Number 6213
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2097)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33 V*
Sep
29
93
9
47% Feb
19% Oct
NEW
Highest
22
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
Monday
41 % Feb
14
U
S
Borax
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
95% Aug 10
98
May
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
23 % Jun
*25
32% Mar
9
U
S
42 V* Dec
27
46% Dec
6
28% Jun
25
47% Mar 23
U
S
Freight Co
4
U
S
Gypsum Co
U
95
v
Sep
115
Dec
151
25
Feb
65% Oct
27
20
158% Oct
3
-22% Dec
14
17
267/8 Jan
5
153
2
9% Jan
35% Jan
24
July 11
10% Oct
23
164% May 25
24% Mar 2
Jun
21
48% Mar 29
2
% Dec
4
43
36% Jun
6
30% Jan
42
105% Jan
4%%
42% Sep
1%
S
4
18
U
preferred
% % preferred series
Lines common.
9% Feb
5
14
Oct
23
23% Feb
23
U
S
2
24 % Oct
25
31 % May
4
U
S
Playing
Card
43% Jan
25
53% Mar 20
U
S
Plywood
Corp common
75
Jan
5
79
Jan
12
36
Oct
23
46% Jan
6
149% Jan
3
161% Nov
Jan
3
41% Nov
21
22% Jun
45% Jan
4
54% Oct
27
49 %
64 % Aug 11
152% July
13
22% May 29
26
75% Oct
24
3
23 % Jan
6
35
Jan
147%
Jun
45% NOV
9
39% July 11
29% Jan
3
11
3
53% Apr
23
Apr
Jan
37
-
Jan
6
U
U
78% Jan
2
17
22
Oct
39% Feb
30% Jan
3
10
55% Nov
33"% Oct
28
54
Feb
6
8
170
Feb
2
31% Jan
2
9
166
Nov
30
27% Oct
27
62
Jan
3
10% Oct
23
69"% Dec
6
29% Oct
24
30% Jan
4
48% Feb
28
18
14
28% Oct 31
55
20
31 %
27
38% Jun
Jan
3
29% May
3
30% Apr
38% Oct
20
77% Apr
Nov
15% Nov
2
22 %
6
2
May 29
127/a Sep
20
27
27
25
May 29
Jan
33% Feb
1
22% Jun
22
45 Ye Feb
25
50% Jan
19% Oct
15%
15
%
15%
24%
25
21,500
24%
44%
24%
>_1
45%
45
45%
24%
45%
24%
47
47
2.400
series A
100
*79 %
47%
common..
5
41%
42%
40 %
42
preferred
10o
S Shoe Corp
i.—No par
S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
1%
preferred
50
S Steel Corp common
16%
7%
preferred
100
161%
161%
161%
162
S
S
S
27
68% Nov
Varian
18
44% Mar 23
44
Oct
1
102% Aug 29
108
Dec
51
Nov
14
5%
May 28
67
Mar 23
103% July 18
86
Jan 19
6
86
Dec
8
9
92
Nov
111
29
7
81 %
July
85
Jan
83
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
24% Dec
11
28% Nov
17
89% Jan
May
94 % Feb
105% Oct
9% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
17
May 12
14
87% Jan
3
100
July 21
97% Aug 80
98% Jan
5
107 % Jun
13 % Feb
20
1017/a Sep
10
21
Vulcan
21
5%
54 %
26%
55 %
42%
145 %
26 %
26%
43%
145%
39
38%
22
22%
7%
7
7%
56
56
56
43 %
42 %
43 %
197.100
145%
27%
,145%
145%
3.500
26%
27%
26%
39%
*38%
39 %
*38%
39%
240
23%
24 %
23%
23%
9.800
*38%
22%;
24
7
7 %
6 %
7%-
7
37%
38
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
39
37%
38'%
37%
38%
38%
38%
39
160%
160 %
160
160,
8
*161
7%
162
7%
162
7%
9,500
7.500
9.100
7%
7%
7%
38%
*38
162
27
7
37%
7%
1,500
43%
145 %
26
39
21%
55%
44
145%
*38%
38%
400
25%
8,800
39%
5,400
*160%
162
40
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
15
14%
15
32%
33%
137/b
32
33
14 %
51.000
32%
33 V.
32%
33 %
32 %
33 %
51,200
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
32%
31%
32%
36%
;
36 %
31 %
32%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
56,500
36%
36%
36
36 %
1,700
27%
27%
27%
28%
28%
27
27
14
143/i
24%
25
27
27
287/a
1,900
14%
14%
15%
14%
151/2
14%
153/8
16,300
25
143/8
*24Y4
24%
24%
*24 V2
24%
24%
24%
1,500
333/s
341/4
33%
34 %
33%
36 Va
3434
36
34%
351/4
69,800
25%
26 »/4
243/4
26VB
25%
26 3/a
25
26 5/a
24 Ya
25%
29,500
83/4
9%
8 3/4
34 Ya
343/s
40
40%
45 3/4
461/2
463/8
com—8
58
58%
.—100
110
111
100
*88
90
*88
89
*88
90
*88
90
90
90
100
,_100
100
*93
941/4
*93
94%
*93
94%
*93
94
*93
94
*91 %
93
*92
93%
*92
93 %
*92
93 '/a
*92
931/2
105
105'/2
Power
&
Grocery
Co
:
J
:
i
Co
105%
1
Inc
Vornado
16Ya Feb
22
Jun
Von's
14% Feb
8% May 29
6
Elec
347/a Mar 26
23
55
42%
144%
39%
preferred
preferred—
$4.80
preferred
3
25
Oct
55
44
144%
34'/4
preferred
$4.04
preferred
16
26% Jan
16% Jun
18,200
.1
$4.20
102% Aug 24
116
3.700
41 %
com—1
50
preferred
50
$5
20
30%
39%
25
preferred—
$4.12
92% Feb
Jun
30
40%
1
convertible
13
29
88
30%
39 %
1.25
prior
Virginia
92% May 22
2
30%
39 %
37
1
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
4
30%
38 %
7%
5
Victor
10
29%
38%
25%
10
Co
5%
24
Co
Inc
700
30
38%
-1
Steel
Co
163%.
42,700
38
36%
12.80
Co
Associates
Vendo
25
46 %
Light
162 %
162;
40 %
7%
1
Corp of America
Raalte
24
21
&
10.800
81
39%
24%
2.50
,
Power
162%
47
*79 V2
40%
*36%
100
—
46%
81
40
29%
7
com.No par
Co.:
*79%
162%
38 %
42
American
Products
81
39 % \»; 40%
162
200
55 %
21%
Oil
*79%
9
30
14324
30c
—
81
.
*8%
54%
*38 %
&
Whelan Corp
*79%
/
9
37%
Pharmaceutical—1
common
preferred
24
Oct
29
non-cumulative preferred—25
Van
81
25%
Co
Vitamin
Jun
44
1st
No par
Tobacco
Oct
Jan
Co
non-cum
8
18
49% Jan
preferred
Rubber
27
30
43% Apr
1,760
39
15%
39%'Oct
20
July 14
30
38%
*8%
Vanadium
2
39%
9
Vanadium-Alloys
19
19% Jun
77% Mar 30
39%
48.
16
Utah
4
300
40,600
*46
*8%
Upjohn Co—
16
Jan
48
15%
Universal
2
28% Jan
26
9
*46
39%
29,700
13%
15%
Universal Match Corp
40% Mar 20
f
9
47'/a
39%
78 %
164%
13%
25 %
;
Universay Leaf Tobacco
61 % Mar 14
May 29
8%
*46
78
*163
14
15%
8%
Apr
19% Jan
42
Aug
42% Nov
59
33% Mar 10
30 % Oct
158
40%
8%
10
Co
Corp com.—25c
Convertible preferred,
,—5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
2
24
153% Jan
47%
x39%
8,900
79%
163
13%
50
4,400
35%
35%
25
3
38% Jan
'*44%
40%
76%
163
13%
11,200
26%
15%
24
2
47 %
40
*26
36
25 %
Universal
19
163
13%
27
14%
United
11% Apr
40% Apr
*162%
14
13%
98
35 %
»
25%
'
26%
1
|
*96%
25 %
7%
U
22
19% Oct
43% May 17
U
39% July 17
34% Feb
Jan
U
6
42% Jan
163
163
14%
Shares
25%
98
—5
14% Mar 23
29
115% May 29
30
8
152% Apr
4
17% Jun
10
4
Mar 27
Mar
76
25%
-___5
8%
44% Mar 19
2
23% May 29
28
35
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co.:
3%%
U
2
22
139% July
5
4
9
May
58
2
37% Oct
91% May 17
141% Jan
2U
July
82% Sep
164
73 %
•
25
the Week
*96%
'
60% Feb
2
163
13%
*44 %
1
6
7
163
1
50
33
Aug
75
73%
„
27% Apr
38
36
73 %
100
3
53% May 18
84
Dec 15
27%
35%
71 %
A
S
4%%
25%
36
35%
common
3
16
25%
25%
:
Industries Inc
2
8% Jan
96%
L—4
7% Jan
,
24%
96%
36
common
26% Jan
Mar
23%
98
35%
Friday
Nov. I (J
Nov. 15
24
25%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 14
23%
96%
25
1
Wednesday
*96%
96%
100
—
Securities
Foreign
21% Oct
9% Nov 21
24
No par
preferred--:
&
Nov. 18
23%
Chemical Corp com_l
&
Tuesday
Nov. 12
Pa*
EXCHANGE
Co
convertible
Apr
9
53/4 %
preferred——,
106
Jan
30
6 % Vo
preferred—
91%
10,100
36
36'%
5,100
40 7/a
40
40%
473/4
48
51
49
49%
493/4
49Y8
577/a
57%
58 3/a
57%
58%
57 »/4
58
109%
1093/4
1091/4
109 %
109Y4
*105%
106
110
I
106
106
106
9%
110%
106
19%
19%
19%
20
203/4
20%
20 Yb
*203/4
21%
2IV4
213/8
21%
21%
20%
217/a
20%
10 Ya
9%
preferred——16
102
9 Yb
36%
40%
19%
1
common
9%
353/4
41
9
34 Yb
-41
20
10c
Materials
10
37
40%
571/8
lOoi/n
8%
341/4
'
:
10
*15%.
100%
iOO %
104
100
10%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
1*100%
101 YH
100%
100 Vz
100
100%
104 %
104'/a
104% 2
78%
"77%
78%
10
153/4
,
—100 :•
10 %
104'/2
•*
-
.11
>104
10 1/8
1041/2
9Y8
*104
15%
•H *100
'><;
8,000
1101%
440
70
300
21
2,100
105
21%
32,300
10%
11,200
151%
1.500
101%
10%
153/4
5,100
22,100
170
105
20
'•
-
W
'
I
71% July 28
85 % Feb
28
74
July
24% Oct
24
31% Dec
29
16
8% Dec
14
14
Mar 13
Oct
3
73
Mar
38 % Jan
6
58% Nov
2
42% Oct
53
26% Feb
88
Feb
20
Wabash
RR
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
Wagner
Electric
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
Waldorf
39% Oct
24
15
40% Jun
25
57 % Jan
7
657/a Mar 21
Walker
2
10
21% Oct
25
443/4 Feb
8
4 % Oct
19
8V4 Feb
20
Walworth
8% Dec
26
13 % Jun
5% Oct
25
9% Feb
21
Ward
Dec
26
6
Jan
3
.
86% Mar 16
16% Jan
May
Nov
39
3
59 % Jun
15
3% Oct
24
17% Jan
24
20 3/4 Feb
9
22
24
8
29
Oct
17% Oct
34% Feb
6
27
41% Jan
5
Nov
33 % Aug
93 '
1
Jan
25
19% Jan
4
-
27
West
25
11
24
28
Jan
85% Jan
16
Nov
27
38
25
Jun
Mar 12
29% Nov
39
29
West
A
Western
Feb
21
Western
Jan
92% Jan
3
80
Jun
24
Jun
5
88% Jan
25
2
2
31
2
10
90 % Oct
Apr
42 3/4 Jan
2
29
Sep
99% Jun
118
96 Vz Apr
18
34% May 19
25% May 11
333/4 Mar 16
68
Jan
10
82
Jun,
1
71% May 14
77
43 %
Aug 24
65
Feb
9
29
3
9
7% Jan
Oct
37
60% Jun
103
3
Jan
9
Oct
33% Jun
Mar 10
100
13% May 10
5
13
Feb
20
31
26
Jan
May 15
523/i Jan
25
23
103
Oct
10% Jan
Jan
28
5
49
32% Aug 17
43% Feb
4
277/8 Oct
25
18% Nov
263/4 Mar
27
57
Oct
16
26% May 29
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
14
41% Jan
3
79% Jan
52 %
July
5
85
Dec
18
29
4
44% Dec
6
7% Dec
26
Motor
White
Wilcox
Oil
16)
Wilson
&
Nov
46
Mar 14
10
5
Jun
26
30
22
Jun
26
22
44
May 29
15
17
125
Feb
31 %
9
May 29
9% Feb
39
Jan
common—*
Mfg
Co
preferred
(The S S)
3
31% Jun
5
93% Nov
49
3
86% Nov 28
95
28%
16%
*24%
253/8
25
25%
25%
253/4
Wilson-Jones
Jan
6
141% Nov
16
12% Apr
42%
*102
57/tt
Elec
*353/4
5Ya
213/i
(37
6
413/4
42%
103
42 Yb
*102
2IY4
*35Y4
37
6%
21%
>357/a
37
'
Inc
Inc—_—
Co
19
18 5/s
19
193/a
20 V8
30 %
30
30 %
301/4
30%
1
Chemical
.1
Co
Woodward
Iron
(F W)
22
58
Feb
8
28
93
Jan
16
Worthington Corp common
4%%
prior preferred
92% Jun
25
131
Jan
2
Co——
Co—
Jr__
Worsted Co
:87
887/b
*87
30
"29
29%
*29
6
887/a
.
►53/4
57/B
5 Ya
297/a
57/s
6
25%
25
253/8
""*24%
251/4
50 3/8
r
507/s
507/s
517%
511/2
52%
*129
100
Corp—10
Inc—
5
88 YB
'
25%
1
Service
Woolworth
30
10c
com—10
2
(Wm)
18 3/4
.
180 %
*129
39%
40
39%
.
130%
130 »/2
*129
40
40
40
247/b
25%
243/4
251/4
24%
25Y4
10
24 3/e
24%
24%
24%
x24%
24 %
10
64%
65
64%
65»%
•"'64%
66
10
100
253/8
26
•25%
263/8
"'•'25%
83
-83
83
97 %
"98 %
No par
5
"
83
97%
991%
'
~
9%
-X9%
9'A
263/b
"
83
83
100
;/
-
*9%
101
"
*91/4
102
101
10134
93 %
*92
93 %
91
*91
92
'
31 Ya
307/a
100
*99
30
311/4
15,300
100
29 %
28%
14.800
29%
|
277/a
29YB
29%
38.300
17%
16%
17 s/«
9,500
26
*25i%
26
25%
26%
4.400
25Y8
24 %
253-8
49,300
25a/8
24%
25 YB
12,600
301%
31%
30
311/4
170.000
*86%-
87%
86%
87
*1.08%
112
110
26
30
400
10
29'/a
28 %
29'/a
92
92
91%
92
220
9,800
9,000
32%
32%
33
73
73
73
33%
33'/4
333/4
33Yi
60 0
42%
43 3 i,
42 Yb
42 Ya
7,600
321/4
*711%
102
102
200
102
60
9%
6%
6%
6%
21%
2IV4
*21 3/a
22
37
5 Ye
*211/4
6
*21»/4
100
102
103
30%
10
—
Power
Public
Wyandotte
:
*21%
423/8
*102
377/a
22
28
423/4
103
26i/4
26 % Nov
11% Feb
33'/4
37%:
92 % Jan
25
751/2
33%
26
29 3/s Jan
25
*7lVa
34
377/b
15
Wrigley
32 YB
12 Vz
*33%
26 %
23
Jun
317/b
x72 Vz
33%
37%
24
8
32 V2
75%
33%
25'/4
Oct
Witco
92 Vz
38
Oct
16
*9iy2
*72 V2
32
32
92%
1,700
29 Va
263/4
preferred
Wisconsin
29
*91 %
93,8
110
110
283/4
37
Industries
Winn-Dixie Stores
6%
873/a
*108%
29
No par
Windsor
1311/2 Apr 10
40% Mar 26
87 3/e
873/b
110
9Ve
247/b
.
26
Co—
7
Wisconsin
92
313/4
873/8
91/4
25 Ye
31%
28 %
9 %
300
25 Vz
25
30%
*108%
Yb
6,200
25
24 7/b
*87
81% Jun
6
87/a Feb
917/b
5
2
60 % Mar 16
28
800
3
17
25 5/s
5
Inc
$4.25 preferred
15
8 73/g
110
29
3
29
173/a
28
33 %
29
3V8
303/4
29'/4
163/4
common—No par
Co
Co
21% Oct
67% May 22
94% Jun
8
Jan
29%
16%
*85%
33%
28%
281/4
293/a
1
23
22
28%
29%
*108%
34%
*98%
29 %
.
3,700
*92
100
28%
--25
5.900
45
91
29%
•
3,400
32%
441/2
3
31%
30
*98%
31
32%
45
*101
29%
50
54% Oct
5
66% Apr
313,4
100
30%
32 Yb
28
92
*91
311/2
*33%
93%
16%
,_5
80
20
100
20
22% Jan
29%
*98
92
2,700
44%
102
*92
62,800
%"
30%
91/4
*101
93 %
28 %
1
common-*
Corp
20
88
31%
100
101
1,000
22'/j
101
-
91/8
26i/2
21%
*100%
3%
■i
40
No par
Stores Inc
Wickes
323/4 Feb
25
*92
3*
*26
9,300
22 %
451/4
'
,
Sewing Machine common—1
preference
•
20
57
84% Mar 16
preferred
convertible preferred
$3
2
23% Jun
2»
26
190
131/8
1011%
27%
3
12%
9.9G0
321/4
33%
27 3/4
*91
92
28%
33%
28
101
93 %
30%
*983/4
Prior
Mar 22
Feb
101
*91
2
preferred
25
Oct
129 % Dec
3
*92
1001
*.
RR
Corp
22
41
44 Ye Nov
12
48
White
2nd
convertible
Dental
Jun
13% Jan
6
121% Apr
29% Jan
8
59% Nov
26
101
91/4
33
317%
33% Oct
6
27% Jan
Jan
Inc
3%
100
common_~_5
Paper
3
9%
100
100
pfd
443/8
46
x
12 '/a
1,300
5%
21%
321/4
4J5 %
*27%
4Y8
3,600
64
5
100 Vz
22%
25%
5%%
19
20% Jan
41% Jan
,
27 %
4%
26
26 %
101
30%
31
White
15
25
26
25%
x21 %
X]0«%
33
33
27%
4
4%%
453/4
*32%
5 j
1
i1
64
63
63
12
21%
24%
4%%
9
May 29
26
5%
12
100%
32
White
4
Oct
H43% Oct
26
45%
5'
21%
25
non-cum
Whirlpool
Apr 24
47% Mar 28
24
43/8
31%
4%
303/a Mar 12
27
108% Sep
Nov 28
623/4
4%
243/4
24
56
623/4
253/8
21% Oct
110
62%
-4%
32 %
Union
2
6%
24%
Western
29
6%
253/8
4
Feb
63/4
243/,
413/4 Jan
Dec
6%
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake—
10 t
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100 o
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
1100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—/10
$5 preferred
No par
24
41
63/4
25'/4
21% Oct
104
:'6 Vz
25
Apr
39 % Jan
15,600
24Y8
55
May 29
6%
30
Mills
Pacific
25
5%
24 %
Western
23
25 Vz
5%
*24%
4
10
25%
5%
»•
9
Jan
Jan
253/4
6
,167/b
25 V2
32 % Feb
50
26
5%
30
Bancorporation
28
88 % Jan
6,500
253/a
493/4
263/4
32%
Maryland Ry com—No par
14
19
49%
32%
Pulp &
18% Jun
4
29% Aug 16
493'4
30
Power
23% Jiuly |1
Apr
19
24
Va
49%
32%
^4%% Air Lines
estern preferred
12
2,500
50 3/s
30 %
preferred series C
4.10%
30
26
1,000
423/8
32%
preferred series B
297/e NOV 28
37% Deo
99% Jan
Penn
26 3/0
,
7,400
53/4
42'A
30
^—No par,
Kentucky Coal Co
4.20%
101% May 22
May 29
25
28
Apr
46
22
97% Feb
15
92
3
23% Jun
40% Jan
*26
20 %
42%
inn
Wayne
4
95 % Jun
87
82% Deo
•
113/4
78%
197/B
42
2134
Waukesha Motor Co—
West
26% Oct
4
121/4
Ya
*773/4
20
20
5%
1001/4
8
20
13
26% Oct
12
U
20
5Ye
99%
377/s Mar 19
14% Feb
102 % Apr
94 % Jun
19
3
12 %
1.25
53/4
21%
36% Feb
23
May 11
30
4
20
preferred—100
Co
D)
8% Oct
37% Mar 21
Jan
(S
31
45
22
Jan
5% Jan
14
38% Nov
"62
4%
78%
Pharmaceutical—1
convertible
22
Nov 14
7
Inc„
Co
Warner-Lambert
Knitting
Welbilt Corp
30
July 18
62'l/4
3%
May 29
13
Dec
62%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Jan
24
63/4
Warren
23% Dec
29
6 3/8
1
Corp
Pictures
2% Oct
5
Dec
45
63/4
2
,99
1
6%
100
common
2
7
Apr
55/8
2
May
87
255/a
53/8
51
May 31
91
25 %
53/4
403/4 Jan
7% May 31
102
25 7/e
5%
543/4 Jan
39
17
25 %
1
Inc
2
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
July 11
49%
May 29
7
Jan
493/4
Oct
23
82% Jan
48%
48%
29
15
38% Jan
94
48%
No par
50c
W
&
$4.00
37% Dec
85
;
'
42 Vz
15
25% Jan
17% Apr
42 %
101 % Nov
30% Jan
10% Jan
42%
10
Bros
Warner
38 % Apr
19
277/a May 17
3
42
42%
5
54% Nov 30
4% Jan
Warner
534
415/8
Co_:
Industries
Ward
53/4
5%
29
59% NOV 27
43
Mar 12
197/0
53/4
57/«
Oct
92
40% Nov
72
*773/4
20 %
197/«
2.50
G
Tiernan
&
78%
20
*77%
10
Baking Co
preferred
6%
25
10% Oct
28
Wallace
>77%
100
15
No par
Corp_
<Hiram)
11% Mar 28
1
preferred
4%%
Walgreen Co
30
66
/
System
Oct
7
;/ /> V
-
9
37
*361/4
38
20
20
19%
19 Ya
3,100
30 '/a
30 %
30 1/2
30%
2,500
251/2
251%
26
26
3.800
37%
381/4
38'A
38 Y2
7,100
88
88
*88
891/a
100
29%
*29
2 9 Ye
500
6
800
*29
6
243/4
53
129%
6
6
25 Va
24 Ya
531/2
523/4
1291/4
*128%
6'%
25 Va
5,100
100
100
1
531%
11,300
4,900
130
10
391/2
40
393/4
39 Y8
3,800
26
26%
26 %
26%
11,400
*24%
*241/4
241/2
65%
67
26 Vb
263/4
*83
xl00%
84
101
9%
149'/2
23%
23 Ya
1,200
67%
.12,400
26V4
17,500
*83
84
99%
93/,
9%
1451/2
24%
651/2
253/4
;
300
995/8
10
2,700
:*
4,000
X
94% July 19
171% Dec
27% Jan
I 36% Jun
8
Jun
27
29% Nov
14
223/4 Oct
23
114% May 17
65 % Oct
22
8
22% July 20
887/s Jan
3
87% Jun
11
19
14
166 % Jan
Xerox
4
30 3/s Feb
21
YSle &
38 % Feb
•
16
Young
1073/4 Mar 28
125
Corp
10
23%
237/a
26%
'26%
Towne Mfg Co_
8
24% July 10
14% Oct
25
307/s Mar 16
Youngstown Steel D«or__-—No par
62% Nov
2
82 3/4 Nov
423/4 Oct
24
75% Mar 15
Zenith
♦Bid
-ruptcy
On
and
Act,
stock
or
asked
prices;
securities
dividends
of
25%
no
sale
assumed
hT'T'
or
by
an
this
such
less, high
day.
r
Cash
companies.
and
low
ranges
sale,
wd When
H Transferred
of
old
stock
from
are
151;%
Spring & Wire Corp
5
Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown
19% Jan
28
147
Radio
Corp.
distributed,
American
retained.
75 %
163/4
51%
77
"17
52%
147 Va
1491/4
146%
150
"23%
23%
253/4
253/4
*25 Va
26%
•76%
"77%
76%
23
24
167/s
171/4
513/8
400
78
767/B
77%
19,000
17%
17
171/4
167/B
17%
6,800
52
50%
...
9,400
241/4
26
26
77
51%
52%
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
tin bankruptcy or
Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E, listing only. All prefei
'
23%
*25
*25
78
: 1534
56 3/8
75,800
148 7/s
145
-
50 YB
ranized
nless
71,900
51%
under
otherwise
the
Bank-
indicated.
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2098)
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
in
the
column
"Interest
headed
bonds maturfe. Figures
when the
decimal
after
point represent one
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
Year 1961
BONDS
Nov.
Treasury 4%s
May
Low
High
104
SALE
point.
PRICES
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 15
Low
High
103.30
104.8
month
a
Nov. 16
Low
High
Week
High
Bonds($)
104.6
103.28
104.4
103.30
103.28
103.26
103.16
103.16
103.20
103.28
103.24
103.8
—Feb 15
Oct
1
1969
101.15
101.19
101.17
101.21
101.16
101.24
101.13
1969
101.14.101.22
101.14
101.18
101.14
101.18
lbl.io
101.15
Aug
1971
100.15
100.17
100.14
100.16
100.13
100.15
100.10
100.12
Feb
4s
Treasury 4s
15
Feb
—
103.18
V
101.17
1972
100.26
101.2
100.26
101.2
100.24
101
100.19
100.15
100.17
100.13
100.21
100il2
100.20
100.9
100.13
100.10
100.18
100.10
100.18
100.8
100.16
100
100.8
101.8
101.12
101.7
101.11
101.6
101.10
101.2
101.6
May
15
1968
—Nov
15
1971
99.31
100.7
99.30
Nov
15
1974
99.24
100
99.22
99.30
99.20
99.28
99.14
99.22
Aug
15 1968
100.22
100.26
100.21
100.25
100.20
100.24
100.16
1C0.20
1966
100.28
101
100.27
100.31
100.26
100.30
100.24
100.26
100.7
100.11
100.8
100.12
100.6
100.10
100.1
100.3
37/as
Treasury
3%s
Treasury
3 7/sS_
Treasury 3%s
3%s
May 15
100.6
99.28
100.4
99.24
99.28
Nov
15
1967
stock
Nov
15
1980
exchange
94.30
95.6
94.28
95.14
94.26
95.2
Treasury
Feb
15
1990
closed;
93.24
94
93.22
93.30
93.18
93.26
93.12
93.20
15
1998
92.20
92.28
92.20
92.28
92.18
92.26
92.10
92.18
Treasury
Nov
Nov
15
1966
veterans
99.25
99.29
99.24
99.29
99.23
99.27
99.20
.99.22
day
91.16
Treasury
35/sS
Treasury
3%s_
3%s—
Treasury 3%s
3%s
Treasury 3 Vis
Jun
1978- 1983
15
Treasury
3 Vis
May
15
1985
Treasury
3s
Feb
15
1964
Aug
15
1966
v
Treasury
3s
Treasury
3s
Dec
Jun
15
91.14
91.14
98.28
99
89.28
91.22
91.12
91.22
91.12
100.1
99.31
98.28
99
89.18
100.2
99.31
89.26
94.13
91.20
91.20.
10031
91.14
91.6
91.14
.99.31
98.28
100.2
91.6
99
89.16
89.24
98.26
100.2
94.26
89.8
100.1
98.28-.
I 89.16
100
1965
98.26
98.30
98.25
98.29
98.24
98.28
98.23
1962- 1967
96.11
96.19
96.10
96.18
96.6
96.14
96
Aug
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
Dec
15
15 1963
1963 1968
94.8
94.16
94.12
94.20
94.8
94.16
94
94.6
Jun
15
1964
1969
93.6
93.14
93.8
93.16
93.4
93.12
93
93.6
92.18
92.18
Treasury 2%s
Feb
2V2S
Treasury
91.24
100.2
89.20
15 1995
1960- 1965
15
*
91.24
91.16
100
Feb
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
93.25
96.6
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1964
1969
92.26
92.20
92.28
92.16
92.24
92.12
2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
15
1965
1970
92.14
92.24
92.16
92.24
92.12
92.20
92.6
Mar
15
1966
1971
91.14
91.22
91.16
91.24
91.12
91.20
91.6
91.12
Jun
15
1967- 1972
90.14
90.22
90.16
90.24
90.14
90.20
91.6
90.12
Sep
15
1967- 1972
89.26
90.1
89.28
90.4
89.20
90.2
39.22
39.28
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1967- 1972
89.24
90
89.26
90.2
89.24
90
89.18
89.24
Treasury
Dec
15
1959
99.30
Treasury
89
8
Mar
89
Mar
C
i..
1C0.23
1972
15 1980
15
Aug ,15
j
Treasury 4s.
Treasury
1975- 1985
15
Treasury 4s—
Treasury
Low
HIGH
the
case
32nds of
Nov. 14
Nov. 13
High
AND
each
more
—Aug 15 1987- 1992
Treasury 4y4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Low
12
in
or
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Exchange
indicate
Period"
.
2 Vis
1962
99.30
99.30
92.12
99.30
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop
—Feb
15
1985
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
July 25
4%s
Nov
1
1980
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
104
105
July 11
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
1C2.24) L03J.6
Jan
1
103
5s
103.8
103
103
10
Nov
103.8
July 25
101
10
Nov
101
July 11
101.8
101.8
July 10
July 10
4 Vis
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
.
1977
103
104
103
/ 104
103
104
Feb
1
1982
103
104
103
104
103
104
103.8
4 Vis
May
1
1978
100
101
100
101
100
101
100.8
101
4 Vis
Jan
15
1979
100
101
100
101
100
101
100.8
101
15
1963
100.28
101.8
100.24
101
100.24
101
100.24
101
4 Vis
I
4s
—
3 Vis
Sep
Oct
"
1
1964
3 Vis
May
15
1968
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
97
98
97
98
97
98
Oct
15
1971
96
97
96
97
96
May
15
1975
93
.95
93
95
93
___
3 Vis
33/bS
,
98.24
99.16
100.8
98.24
100.21
100.8
99.16
100.24
98.24
100.8
99.16
100.24
104
99
104
99.24
100.8
100.24
97
97.24
97
96.8
96.24
95
93.16
94.16
3 Vis—
Dec
84
♦Sale
Dec
84
8
90
July 12
Jua
25
Oct
1
1981
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
38
3S-
July 15
1972
92
93
92
93
92
93
91.16
92.16
Mar
89
197P
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88
89
r^Tigntr
8
with
prices are indicated
double dagger.
a
All
other figures
bid- and
are
asked
1
39
quotations
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Unification
Transit
3%
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Lew
High
Brazil
Issue—
June-Dec
1980
Stock
Corporate
Last
97 y2
98 it
17
92
Caldas
25-year
Cauca Val
5•Chile
Telephone
AND
Akershus
Teletype
4s 1968
Afar-Sept
5%s 1973
Afar-Sept
{•Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
$ •External linking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan -July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jan-July
•
§»7s
series
3rd
1957
„
■
*91
•
103Va
*96 %
114
3 Vis
-
*96'/8
:
118
*96%
.
*57 Vi
15-year
33/4s
1969
12
92%
11
93
98%
94%
94%
3
91
99
96%
98
92%
99%
——
mm
56
99%
20-year 5 Vis 1979
20-year
5 Vis April
20-year
5 Vis
Oct
20-year
5 Vis
101%
—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1978
20-year 5s
98%
Afar-Sept
99%
1981
1980
j.
101
99 %
99% 100%
sinking fund 6s
assented
99% 100%
April-Oct
99
92
105
94%
11
•
100
I-
8
r
-94%
101%
29
94%
1017/a
7s
Consol
•
Colombia
6s
•
of
extl
3s
Apr-Oct
100%
100 % 100%
148
100
100%
June-Dec
101 %
101% 101%
f $ 1973
assented 1980
1945
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
5Vis
/5 Vis
5 Vis
external
extl
extl
•Berlin
loan
loan
loan
s
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
„
1958
6s
external
loan
6s
6Vis
s
6Vis
s
Debt
ApriZ-Oct
97%
85
103%
91%
100%
100% 100%
16
100
5
99
104
101
101
98%
96%
100%
100%
102
26
99% 100%
48
--
f
debentures
94%
88%
—
—
—
—
'
June-Dec
s
f
external 8s 1941
6'/is
of
A
1926
mm
—
—
—
—
75%
80
70
73
June-Dec
loan
Salvador
3s
extl s
•
_
For footnotes, see
page 35.
April-Oct
Feb-Aue
1974
28
28
29 Vi
*56%
101%
51 %
87
58 %
*25
29%
23
71
.
106%
37
47% .~60
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar
bonds Jan
1976
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
30
40
101 Vi 101%
19
96%
97%
27
93%
99
*86
92
—
64
87
*86
101%
—Afap-Nov
—_
—
*82
—
87
—
83
—
—
951%
—
Coal
89
73%
89
94%
97%
97 Va
.
—
105
secured
(11th
(13th
s
f
series)
series)
—
70
70
r—
—
3
--
69
84
Main
1982
6Vis
*70
—
—
132
132
69
80
1953
dollar
bonds
bonds
"5
"5
~9-
4
5
1969
Afap-Nov
April-Ocl
April-Oct
1972
102%
99%
IO3V2
20
97%
105=%
98%
99%
156
93%
100 Va
101 Vi 101%
12
97
102 7/a
34
97
100 %
101%
100
100
100 Vi
Afap-Nov
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
ApriZ-Oct
-Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
4%s
—
103'/a
*94
II
103 % 103%
—
9
*88
91%
101%
83%
957/a
107
90%
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s
4s
conv
fund
&
dollar
bonds
International
5s
—
1978
1980
debentures
on
—
Steel
and
issue
Prussian Conversion
mmmm
Jan-July
Jan-July
Community—
Coal and Steel Community—
5Vis secured (7th series)
1975
European
3s
June-Dec
5'/2S
of)
1977
debt adjustment 1973
Estonia
(Republic ofH7s 1967
5Vis
(interest
due
1977
3Vis external
5Vis
1957__April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979_l
April-Ocl
•External s f 6Vis of 1927 due
1957—April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct
(Kingdom
extl
{•Frankfurt
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
External
El
5%s
adjustment¬
(U S of)
5Vis
5s
Power & Light Co Inc—
Stamped
100 Vi
I
5 Vis
81
Jan-July
Jan-July
33
69
France—
extended to 1960
Denmark
—
—
Feb-Aug
series A 1978
series B 1978
94 Vi
Energy Supply Schwaben—
~
85
ApriZ-Oct
^
1959
3s
80%
102
40
(State) —
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%)
104%
102% 102%
50
De
73%
102
100% 101 %
Czechoslovakia
102
36%
(Republic of)
Cudinamarca
101
~7
April-Oct
f debentures 1951
Cuba
•
96
39%
39%
ApriZ-Oct
1955
s/as debentures
^bentures
• •Brazil
•
3
—
79%
May-Nov
5Vis gtd extl loan 1979
—
City Electric Co—
debentures
Berlin
88
June-Dec
1950
47/aS debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin
*85
—
—Mar-Sept
1976
1977
(City of)
§•6Vis
1972
f
—
Rica
5%
96
1961-April-Oct
Jan-July
1961
(Republic of) 4Vis external
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Credit Froncler
100%
6Vis
*79
42
93
97
*63
Costa
104%
98
s
*94
92%
2%
5%
104 Vi 105%
104%
97%
5Vis extl
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
97%
9
(Free State)
Mar-Sept
Oct
1928
*2%
April-Oct
51
47
(Rep)
of
6s
38 Vi
Jane-Dec
Mar-Sept
92%
42
42
'
1972
101%
1100% 100%
100% 100%
§ •Bavaria
_Mar-Sept
.
92%
42
92%
__
June-Dec
100%
Austrian Governments 4Vis
38 Vi
*90
Mortgage Bank 7s
1946
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977___
Jan-July
Jan-July
Austria
90li
41%
38 Vi
Mar-Sept
Columbia
Jan-July
1982
1960
7s
1960
Jan
1982 new
1
Municipal
(Rep of)
1927
1982 old—
Oct
*90
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970__ApriZ-Oct
15
5Vis
43 Vi
90Vi
41%
*90
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
ATap-Nov
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
(City of)
6Vis 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
15
20-year
ApriZ-Oct
1962
1962
assented
20-year 5Vis July
100
6s
Chinese
104%
158
fund
§• Cologne
102%
98%
sinking
assented
Chilean
101%
98%
6s
20-year 5 Vis Jan.
— -
1961
1961
•
101% 101%
April-Oct
1980
65
23
102
39
34 Vi
38 V2
•
•
32
91
39
39%
*90
June-Dec
Guaranteed
96%
May-Nov
1972
5s
June-Dec
39'/a
1961
Guaranteed
96%
91
38 Vi
39%
assented
•
96%
91%
Vi
38 Vi
•
95
91'A
38 Vi
*90
June-Dec
60
'
15-year
1957
92'/a
*90
1957
6s
48 y8
961/4
June-Dec
15-year 4%s 1973
June-Dec
42
92'/2
38 Vi
assented
118
'
,
—
96%
June-Dec
15-year 4Vis 1971
1993
92'/a
42%
42
38 Vi
■
60
91
*90
38
3s
60
41%
42
38 V2
*90
6'/2s
Mortgage Bank
49 Vi
*90
May-Nov
bonds
$
85%
41%
*90
6%s
•
June-Dec
;
1963
fund
82 Vi
38 Vi
ATap-Nov
1963
6s
60
86 %
*90
April-Oct
fund
47 Vi
84%
%s
• 6
•
1966
sink
Chile
114
*96 %
„
—
•
—•
*96'/a
„
June-Dec
20-year
Extl
sinking
84
69
86%
*56%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1961
1962
external
• 6s
108
99%
12
1960
6s
-
Jan-July
20-year 3 Vis 1967
s
s
1960
assented
External
91%
91%
103% 103%
sinking fund
'
Apr-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
30-yr 3s
external
95'/a
82%
60
84%
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78_Jan-JuZp
f 7s 1942—May-Noy
May-Nov
1942
assented
High
81
80
*56%
*85%
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961__Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept 1961
I
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
571-0219
212
6s
• 6s
(City of)
(Dept of)
Low
81
*70
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
•
•
FOREIGN
(Kingdom of Norway)
1975
assented
Jan. 1
No.
High
81
81
April-Oct
bonds
External sinking fund 6s Feb
• 6s assented Feb 1961—
•
Amsterdam
f
External
ISSUES
CORPORATE
1979
s
2%s 1974
•
•
GOVERNMENTS
of)
•
New York
FOREIGN
30-yr
(Republic)
§®7s
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
HA 5-4400
3.375% )
2%s
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
to
(Dominion
Bonds
Friday's
Low
of)
(Dept
Canada
Exchange
or
Bid & Asked
(continued)—
reduced
Members New York Stock
Sale Price
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to (3.5%) 1978
—June-Dec
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Wertheim & Co.
Week's Range
Last
Period
§»7s Central Ry 1952
99
Foreign Securities
Interest
Exchange
3s
dollar
dollar
bonds
due
1963—Jan-July
—
*99Vi
—
—
—
—
9832
997/a
93%
100%
1953 loans—
1972
loan of
bonds
1953
April-Oct
—
*99%
1930—
1980
1972
June-Dec
^June-Dec
—
*106'
*92%
108%
—
104
91%
109%
96
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Number 6213
196
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2099)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended November
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
f
s
part
May-Nov
paid
part
paid
1949
debentures adjustment
Steel Corp 6s 1948
General
4%s
Ilseder
mortgage
International
series
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
6s
Tel—
7%s debs
ext
1970—
1
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1977
ext
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
5%s extl s f 1974
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976—
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
• 6%s
extl loan of '24 1954
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964
• 5%s
extl loan of '30 1965
5%s due 1965 extended to
1975
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
Airlines—
4%s conv subord debs 1979
Mar-Sept
§»Kreuger &; Toll 5s uniform code 1959—Mar-Sept
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
June-Dec
(Colombia)
Minas
(State)
Geraes
extl
Zealand
June-Dec
April-Oct
May-Nov
1970
5%s
(Govt)
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Alegre
1961
80%
(City
5
83
80%
*91%
—'
96%
97 %
86 %
91%
••
99
99
99%
97%
97
97%
19
Air
of)
,
1
98%
21
93%
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94%
98
(City
reduced
to
~2
mortgage
Albany
24%
24%
104
207
5
to
CO
vca *
85%
84
1%
1 %
72
1%
4%s
5s
1967
of
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•
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secured
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series
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45
3s
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50
4%s
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101V2 101%
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12
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82
93
97
97%
97%
45
98
68
1001/2
93%
96 3
96
4
American
98
4.40s
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2%s
—
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1001,
99%
2
Optical
•
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o
(Prov
debentures
4Vjss
South
5V2S
external
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102%
17
97%
103%
43
95%
100%
50
56
86%
87
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82
87
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78%
87
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7
7
9
7
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5Vas
•
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Tokyo
8
%
7
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convertible
3%s
•
5 Vis
5Vis
Tokyo
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6s
due
1953
For
extl
1961
mtge
of
&
Armour
4%s
Associates
5%
10
footnbtes,
to
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86%
35
81%
48
71%
76%
81%
2
75
82%
777/B
81
80
80
94
94%
45
89%
95
90%
80
91%
21
87
91%
86%
87 %
94%
8
81%
87 »/2
94%
20
89%
325
99%
102%
106%
106
107%
132
105 Va
107»/2
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301%
299
253
382
1969—April-OcZ
95%
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94%
95
1977
10
debs
94%
96%
90%
6
88%
901%
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10
56 %
88
56
61
100%
100
94%
3
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5
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91
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96
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120
101
101
20
97%
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105
105
89 %
90
102 TB
Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
4%s debs
1977
9
91%
1001/4
Mar-SepZ
1977
274
95 %
90 %
May-Nov
1984
1983
306%
95%
1995
deb
sub
debs
Investment
subord
5%s
70
55
71%
79 Vi
1979
debentures
Atchison
Topeka
107
1
105
5
104%
107
103
105% 105%
106%
*105%
Santa Fe—
&
April-OcZ
May-Nov
1963—..May-Nov
Atlantic Coar.c Line RR 4'/2s A 1964—_—June-Dec
General mortgage 4s ser A 1980_,
Mar-Sept
Gen
mortgage 4%s ser C
1972
Jan-July
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
4s
4s July
Atlanta
1
Line
2%s
Refining
5s
subord
Co
debs
subord
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Feb-Aug
97%
3
87
92
100
2
97
100
101 %
101% 101%
9
99%
102%
—
94
95%
96
80
96
92'
96
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80
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96
96 %
%
96 %
8
%
90 %
1
90
93%
94 %
202%
209
94
87%
254
110% 112
111%
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1981
Corp—
1979
debs
subord
conv
_Feb-Auy
1987
of America—
89%
26
91
100
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
debs
Canteen
conv
3%s
1979
debentures
Avco
Ry
94%
91
100
1995
Air
Cnerl
&
94 %
1995
conv
*65
64%
96
116
209%
105
444
90%
ipo
97
91
118%
121
251
f
Co
78%
53
75
*53
60
60
67
69
101
75 V:
101
71
55
70
*55
60
55
168%
62%
170%
Co
80
4s
97
—
99
May-Nov
25%
25%
21%
25%
May-Nov
1958—.
24%
24%
20 %
25 %
mortgage
100
7%
*7%
-June-Dec
*6i/a
96%
98
5%
8%
96%
98
Jan-July
20
94%
94
102% 102%
35
100
101
new—June-Dec
1
13
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97%
101 %
93%
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10
9 %
100
98%
99
102%
102%
—
—Jan-J"Zy
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212%
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100%
97
213
100
-
1971_
=
April-OcZ
page
100
98%
4%s
&
1970
1976
1979
1980—
debentures
109
104
108%
87%
82
107 '/a
*84 Vb
103%
101%
110%
6
102
105 %
20
101
105
8
88%
91%
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84
87 %
5
84%
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98 %
252
109%
397
91%
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92
139%
98
—
127
80%
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84%
99%
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—
103%
33%
43%
371/2
7
10%
11%
165
42 %
86
34 VB
50
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42%
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94%
94%
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90%
94%
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1983
——)—
1986——-
37%
37 %
-
18%
80%
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85%
78
99%
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105% 105%
10
102
95%
95%
2
90
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551
88 »/4
142
86
86
10
81%
86
107% HI
583
99%
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June-Dec
Corp
,
9
78
*86
_Jan-July
Shoe Co 3%s debs
Brunswick
96
97 %
108%
93
155
40%
1971—— -Jan-July
4%s conv sub debs 1981_ -Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975 May-Nov
June-Dec
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
• Bush Terminal Bldgs 5s income
1982—_ -Jan-July
Brown
80
114
11%
debentures 1968—
1976- -Jan-July
4%s
5%s
82
96
*84
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1980——
mortgage
91
91'
Mar-SepZ
mortgage
77
62%
77 %
—
103% 103%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
1970 .May-Nov
5s series AC 1967
4%s series A July
6s series SS 1965
Bristol-Myers Co 3s
94
92
RR—
Maine
50
49%
75
104
mortgage
1st
103
61
108
mortgage
1st
62 %
55%
129%
Inc
mortgage
60 %
61
129
First
1st
67%
*81%
101 Vi
221%
June-Dec
'
35.
I
Co 4%s conv 1980
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981
sink fund debentures 1991
221%
95%
92%
108 %
96%
96%
92 >/2
102
99%
105%!
961/s
1471/4
94%
1
100%
101%
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1963
series
Airplane
Borden
69%
54
75
98
82%
85%
72
78%
April-OcZ
Ltd—1953—
2%s
2%s series J
mortgage
3s series K
conv
54%
June-Dec
mortgage
3%s
246
301
Corp—
Consol
•
_June-Dec
1981
Steel
1977
1981
debentures
%
62 %
April-Oct
May-Nov
1982
debs
5s
Finance
81
63
61%
73
Inc—
debs
subord
66
61
59%
75
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
series
sink
sink
Laboratories
conv
Beneficial
Boston
99%
*100
June-Dec
1965—
3s
M
mtge
Consol
*97
—_Mar-Sept
1961—
to
&
ref
133
63 %
Jan-July
June-Dec
Z 1989—
fund 3%s 1990
1st ref mtge
fund 4s 1993
4%s
conv
debentures
1974
ref
1st
Consol
71
C
2010
Electric Co—
&
Gas
Bethlehem
*72Vi
B
ser
61 %
„_Feb-Aug
__Mar-SepZ
April-OcZ
May
Jan-July
A
ser
4%s
debs series A
conv
4%s
—
1971
'27
4%s
4s
mtge
cons
1st
61
—
RR—
3%s ser
mtge
cons
Baltimore
*61 Vb
Ohio
mtge
cons
1st
*63 Vi
&
1970
1980
1995
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
1st
1st
Ltd—
to
Baltimore
Boeing
1962
1968
1
Dec
see
72
77%
13
6
subord
debentures
Baxter
—
$ series
extended
debs
July
4s
inc
5s
Co
conv
5%s
(interest
1968
extended
Light
77%
86%
80%
80%
51
86
86%
101% 102 %
1973
debentures
3%s
gold
4%s
;
June-Dec
1962—June-Dec
4%s
of)
extended
loan
82%
133
77
82
——Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Corp 5%s 1981
Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
ApriZ-Oct
4%s sinking fund debentures 1986—
Jane-Dec
5%s
of)—
Electric
1st
s
81%
105
102%
1977—
3%s
76
98
May-Nov
3s
Co
Inc
first
Arbor
Atlantic
76
691/2
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
debentures
Anheuser-Busch
9%
47
55
123%
120
Mar-SepZ
:1L
!
1983
American Tobacco
9%
57
*50
61
1
Feb-Aug
1990
Stamped
May-Nov
6%s 1951
Power
1971
121'/2
Feb-Aug
1985
debentures
Ltd—
1958
i40-year)
due
(City
83%
-April-Oct
Jan-July
i
:
1971
debentures
5%
8
*8V/a
European Pipeline
Electric
Co—
1973
debentures
8
8
*7 Mi
5%s 1982—Mar-Sept
Southern Italy Dev Fund 5 Vis 1974
May-Nov
Taiwan
159
—
51
Ma.V-Nov
:
to
loan Jan
loan
66 »/4
94
35
100%
95
*86
127%
91%
*
*45
100 %
146
93%
April-OcZ
3%-s debentures 1984
Ann
May-Nov
external 7s
(Union
external
1980
1982
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163
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93
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50
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97
87
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1952
May-Nov
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173
173
—
—
81
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99
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1978
1958
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1959
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April-OcZ
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ApriZ-Oct
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--
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2008
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92
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1937)—
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1985__Feb-Aug
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& Eastern 111 RR—
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mortgage
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2%s
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Bid & Asked
1972
3%s debentures
1975
5s
debentures 1977
debentures
4s
debentures
5s
debentures
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
1980—
.Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983
Mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3%s debs 1979——Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
-Mar-Sept
General telephone 4s conv debs 1971—Map-Nov
4 Vis
convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 43/4S cony subord debs '79
Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
April-Oct
Gimbel Brothefs*, 5s s f debs 1981
June-Dec
Qlidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
May-ZVou
Goodrich (B F) -Co first mtge 2%s 1965—Map-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1985-—
May-Wow
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub debs '75_Majt:Nov
Grand Union Company 4 Vis conv 1978
Jan-July
Grant (W T) Co 4%s debs 1987
—-—Jan-July
1981—
debentures
First
98%
399
93%
94 Vi
20
89%
95
55
90 %
58
89%
94 Vi
12
94%
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103%
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169
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Mobile
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115
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118
186
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161
82
114
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Gulf
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Utilities
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71
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105 %
96%
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McDermott
67%
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see
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102 Vi
Central
Y
1998
&
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River
RR—
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1997
collateral gold 3 Vis
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mortgage
Shore
Feb-Aug
1998
1975—April-Ocf
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series A 2043
^
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Jan-July
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series
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2%s
RR
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series
1973
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B
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River
State
N
Y
Susquehanna
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1st
Term
•
2022
May
'73_Jan-July
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first consol gtd 4s 1993—ApriZ-Oct
Power
&
&
inc 4 Vis ser A
Port Chester 4V4s A
conv
&
Y
1st
&
Haven
New
&
mtge
cons
&
Gas
2%s
1977
& Western RR—
4s 1994—__—
mtge
4s
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1982
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Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
N
Y
Telephone-2%
s
series
D
1980
Jan-July
1980—
April-Ocf
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—April-Oct
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General mortgage 4%s 1987-—.—-——Mar-Sept
2%s
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1
92%
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40
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conv
debentures
debentures
For
80 %
83
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:—Mar-Sept
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Junction RR 4s 1986—.
Feb-Aug
Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Jersey
Harlem
1
39
May
83
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51%
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1976—
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fund
debentures
3%s
104
72 Vi
56%
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(P)
99
Feb-Aug
4
--
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Lorillard
74
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New
York -Chicago & St Louis— .
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June-Dec
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income
debentures
1989
June-Dec
N
100
'
sink
5
80
91%
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91
103
78 %
Michigan
N
56
100%
1976
N
__
61 %
ext 1979—April-Oct
5s 1965__
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s f debs '76_June-Dec
debentures
debentures
Star
4Vis
93
124
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
61
54
18
58
Corp—
subord
Tel
&
1982
debentures
General
95%
91%
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4.50s
subord
Tel
debentures
Lake
102
•
;
debs
1986-
Orleans
82
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5 Vis
*91%
103
York Central RR
174
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10
58
May
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100
•
98%
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interest 2003
contingent
Series
(The)
82
101%
82
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interest 2003
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Lionel
•
1986
ser
debentures
debentures
fund
sink
England
Jersey
-
78
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2003
interest
fixed
•
conv
.
Feb-Aug
1976—Ma?/-Nov
1987—ApriZ-Oct
1980
3s
conv
1976——
3%s
mortgage
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78%
82
116
120%
:
•
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debentures
Jersey
75
—
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mtge 3s 1964
April-Ocf
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1st sinking fund 3 As series A 1968
J—June-Dec
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Lehign Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74„Feb-Auf
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—■
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
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F
72
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Vias
3
Register 4%s
Cash
New
•
5
80%
80%
%
80
1st
Series
4%s
debentures
New
mmmm
*80%
■
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1
—June-Dec
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures 1992—
Mar-Sept
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_Ma?/-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vas 1982—l
.—May-Nov
81%
:
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...
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5s
•«*
1987—Apr-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5Vas conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
New
70
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*125
D
69
80 'i
sinking fund debentures
New
80
*70%
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C
84
108
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1966
Jan
conv
6s
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1
Mar-Sept
1991
4s
B
Louis
Inc
New
1990
4s
gtd
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&
3s
89%
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3s
94
County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—.April-Oct
45As sink fund
Called
National
75
75
—-
Essex; first
&
Biscuit
90
*93%
■
April-Oct
June-Dec
1st
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 23/4s
1974
—April-Ocf
Kayser-Roth Corporation 5'/is 1980
Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987—
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Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Jan-July
Series
v
Ward Credit
Airlines
5s
100 %
88
gtd
series
ls$ mortgage 4%s 1989
National Tea Co 3 Vis conv
88
86
%
•
—
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
mortgage 2%s 1978
Co
83
-/%
104
116 '/a
94
61%
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2045^.
1
inc debs
Corporation—5'/4s
1st
Kansas
Koppers
19
79%
2000—June-Dec
Mountaip States Tel & Tel 2%s- 1986
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3 '/as' debentures
1978—
April-Oct
Morris
3Vas
Royal Dutch Airlines—
under Foreign Corporate Bonds
Kings
98
106
108
4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981_;
A———Feb-Aug
5'As subord debs 1981_
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4%s
105
39
100%
first
6s
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100
-
127
Feb-Aup
Railroad
Monon
3s
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&
Monogahela Ry ,3'As
National
'
1981
Michigan
income debentures Jan
Nashville
87
88 %
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C Jan
NAFI
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87%
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101%
98
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B Jan
4%s series
Mohawk
86%
80
77 %
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2033
mtge income 4%s series
Montgomery
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—
81%
87
82
•
.
.
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■
■
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Jersey Central Power & Light 27/as 1976—_Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
:_Mar-Sept
&
._
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Jan
A
debs
mortgage
Gen
133%
77
2'.
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.
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Stores—
4%s conv subord debs 1981
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—3Vbs s f debentures series A 1977—
4'As s f debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
1st
mortgage 3s 1980
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4y4s conv 1982
Kanawha
85
8a
..
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83%
84%-
84%
—
Co—
mortgage 4%s series
Department
Interstate
KLM
86 %
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& Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83—Map-Nov
fund debs 1987
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subord
conv
80%
86 Vi
.
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series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 3%s series J 1981
Jan-tfuly
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 4V2s series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 45/8S 1979—May-Won
4%s debs series B 1981
Feb-Aup
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
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Jan-July
5s
oc o
—
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mortgage
98
RR
June-Dec
1990
1978
D
1st
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138
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5s
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Indianapolis Union Ry 2V2s ser C 1986
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972
1st
101% 101%
1981—Jan-July
Telephone 2%s series A
33/4s series B 1979
May-ZVou
mortgage 3%s series C 1974—.May-ZVou
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
Consol
1st
101%
Jan-July
1986
series
income
subord
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Gen
mortgage
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104
RR—
adjustment 5s ser
Cum
5%s
104 Vi
100
--
4%s
lien
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first
Texas
&
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
96%
99
1
__
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101
92%
20
102%
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90%
9
105% 105%
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mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
RR consol mtge 33/4s ser A 1979—May-ZVou
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98 Vi
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May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser
A Jan 1991
May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri
114
88 %
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96%
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1981
90
90
102
Jan-July
1982
subord debentures
Illinois Bell
102 %
23
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sink
3%s
»
120
...
89
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1984
debentures
conv
8 J Vi
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98
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C
3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
j
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4%s
.
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4%s
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19
1:84 %
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1978
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1
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223
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83
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y
debentures
debentures
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55
118%
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66
4—
73
■
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1981
1999
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tr
debentures
4s
103
99%
36
102 % 102 ■
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Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-ZVou
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
;
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988.—April-Ocf
80
60 Vi
America—
of
conv-coll
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98
181
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260
75 Vi
62 Vi
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first 4%s
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subord
conv
104%
88
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.
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.
5s
97 V2
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1980
debentures
102
Mar-Sept
1977
1992
debentures
subord
1972
debentures
conv
5Vis
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conv
McKesson
66%
68%
%
55
Realty
Corp 4%s
103
101
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2%s
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98 %
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128
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78
102
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178
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78
103
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1978.
debentures
92
105
7a
104
Feb-Aug
102
102%
78
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1981—Apr-Oct
1972—Map-Nov
1977..
1981
5Vis
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22
Co—
debentures
(Jos
87
Virginia 'Ry—
1984.——
series
93 %
42»A
1971..
B
1st
series B
Finance
85'A
91
71A
17
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
f
Tidewater
—
91%
RR
3s
Texas
73 %
—
.71%
97%
104 'A
93
86%
84%
90%
*84
1968—June-Dec
4s
First and
99'A
104fa
—
*89'A
71'/a
1J>
67%
1989—~
cons
3'/bS
England
Line
Air
s
First
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s series E 1975—__April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Jan-July
&
5
16.
—
99 'A
84 »A
101'A
104
94
86 '/a
80
RR—.
General
Plate
2
*102'A 103'A
Feb-Aug
f debs 1972.June-Dec
s
82%
102'A 102'A
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As
83%
—
■
__April-0«t
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4'As conv subord debs 1987.
*80'%
—
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
86%
—
—May-Nov
1988
refunding 4%s 1986
First & refunding 5s 1989—
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs
Pillsbury Co 4%s
'
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978—
First
*86%
May-Woo
86%
79
93 3 4
—
1st
RR
Standard
Co—
First
First
37/8s
5 ',4s
92
7
100%
100%
88'A
Ry
Depot
New
mortgage
Spiegel
102%
260
88%
Mar-Sept
gold 4'As series C 1977
102% 104
88
April
4s
General
Electric
&
Seaboard
4'As
Jan-July
1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3As series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
Philadelphia
79
2
88 %
85%
102'A 102%
3'As series F 1985—--Jan-July
&
79'%
*90%
__
April-Ocf
1975
1965
A
Feb-Aug
General
Peoria
80
75
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
General
73%
*90
—
Feb-Aug
subord debentures
conv
99%
10
■
1964—June-Dec
debentures
3'As
Union
V
First
109
79
88%
—Feb-Aug
1988
—
80%
*85%
May-Wow
debentures
-IV,'
*83
__
Mar-Sepf
1981
—
'
96%
102%
102 %
78%
1983
Western Oil
47As
102%
*79'A
debentures
4 %s
Pacific
Pan
1978
■■
91
1
April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1987
106
104% 104%
__
_June-Dec
1985
1986
debentures
*103%
__
14
96'A
95
166
*86'A
93
96%
159
172
108
*83%
93%
101
93%
86'A
82%
87
83
88'4
June-Dec
1984—
series
Paul
Skelly
*86%
83
High
S3'/a
105
65%
April-Ocf
1989—May-Wop
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jaxi-July
St
Smith-Corona
'
June-Dec
27As
series
Dulutli
&
Sinclair
97%
92%
N
95%
*166
April-Ocf
bond certificates Nov
inc
SlVell
M
99 s3
—Mar-Sepf
.
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Co—
series
99
95
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
certificates
oond
4s
(Service Pipe Line 3.20s
June-Dec
4%s
4s
Paul
3s
83%
91
June-Dec
4'As
Louis-Soutliwestern
Seagram
83%
__
112'A 112%
--
1977—June-Dec
4s
77
81
■
.
Aprll-Oct
Ian. 1
Low
Ry Co—
Francisco
mortgage
Shell
mortgage
AA
Louis-San
First
St
,78 3A
1 a
80%
__
94
Mar-Sepf
1969
Mar-Sept
1977..——Jan-July
1971
1st
1996—
6s
Seaboard
June-Dec
1988
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
*106'A
,
—
86
J
debs
debentures
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
Second
77
81%
—
*77
series
conv
series A 1997
Jan-July
.•Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022___.
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sepf
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
171
7ova
*85
—
111%
series
series
78'%
—
—
111
series
5s
74%
111%
3s
series
"w-i
*77
—
6'As
Lawrence
Second
102'A
111
304
109
3s
4'/2S
99%
104
154%
111'A 112%
3s
series
149
1971
J
23As
83'A
1970
I
series
series
104
I
1st
1966
3'As
3s
3s
*101
3'As
5'as
Power 3s series A
Saguenay
St
78'A
112%
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
Pacific
103
1982—May-Nop
conv
debs
33As
Co
96
106
*80
__
McBee
St
102
*82'A
150%
82'%
83
100'A
91'%
104
3
Mar-Sept
5'As
1983
debs
Glass
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
1985
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
104
V
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1975
mortgage 3'As
&
96
*105
__
Royal
1st
1980
3%s 1982
1st
96%
103%
96
96
Co—
1979
1st
78
•
mortgage 2%s
1st
82
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
1980
Electric
&
82%
99
3'As 1968-Jan-July
1977
mortgage
Bonds
Friday's
...
100%
*98 %
Mar-Sepf
1974
3s
1975
27/as
83
or
Bid & Asked
Corp—
Electric
&
Aircraft
Scioto
mortgage
First
■
General
Rohr
'
Junb-Dec
Feb-Aug
1984
1996
First
Oklahoma
23As
Telephone
debentures
Edison
Jan-July
1979
debs
conv
85'%
86
82%
...
*77
Jtne-Deo
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
.
1st mortgage 25/as 1977
(Wise)
1st
1991
1992
4%s
mtge
3'As
4s
mortgage
3
86
•
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1984
4'As 1986
1988
mortgage 5s 1990
1st
Ohio
3%s
86
.May-Wot
refunding mortgage
serial D
4'As
8,1'A
81%
87%
*85 %
__
Week's Range
Co—
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979.June-Dec
33/as debentures 1972
A—A;——___June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
3'As debentures 1975
—April-Ocf
4%s
f'eb^nt.ures
1977
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%'s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
.April-Ocf
Rheem
Manufacturing 3%s debs
...1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Co—
Power
first mortgage 23As 1974
Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
_—April-Ocl
(Minnesota)
Last
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
and
Rochester
Northern
Gas
&
1963
debentures
3s
First
101%
*99'A
Quar-Jan
1997
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
trust
*93
Electric
Service
First
—
*100 A
104 7 ii
1981
Public
—
*92 'A
May-Wop
May-Woo
May-Woo
May-Woo
Northern
Coll
Mar-Sept
1979
debentures
f
s
High
88'A
1981
debentures
f
s
4%s
Low
No.
88
May-Woo
May-Woo
May-Woo
May-Woo
Mav-Woc
Monday, November 13, 1962
Low
88
1978
1980
debentures
f
s
47/8S
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
debs 1973—May-Wop
Natural Gas 35/ss s f
ueuentures 1973
f debentures 1974
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1977
.
Period' Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
High
1
s
Last
Low
Central general & ref 5s 1974
Ifi
4'^s series A
1971 ...
Northern
Northern
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended November J 6)
NEW YORK STOCK
.M
financial Chronicle
<2102)
30
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
2%s
1966
Mar-Sept
*94
*90%
—
Continued
on
page
35
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2103)
American Stock
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Nov. 12,
and ending Friday, Nov. 16.
It is compiled by the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
In the
Week's
Friday
RECORD
Exchange
bond
or
Range
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Shares
Missiles
Acme
Corp.
Mfg
Acme-Hamilton
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
4:,u
3%
10%
13
10%
11
13
13
10c
.*
Steel
Co
Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
13%
Oct
0
Oct
2
41 %
2%
Oct
2,000
3
100
13
4%
4>A
3,900
50
13%
14
3 %
3%
900
0%
2,7u0
2%
2%
53
it
5 V4
5%
May
17%
4%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Bridgeport Gas Co
2,900
American
17
Jan
13% May
Jan
91%
11%
Oct
30%
Nov
82
3
Oct
Oct
Maf
4%
21,500
2%
Oct
9
Feb
57,500
3%
Jun
9
Mar
7,800
Oct
37/« May
7% Aug
54
0%
Jan
Asamera Oil Corp
8
3,100
5
Jun
9%
3, lot)
8
Oct
9%
Jan
17% Mar
Burnell
Feb
1)00
78 Va
Jan
Nov
Butler's
Aug
BVD
4% May
86%
7%
900
4 Vb
Oct
46%
225
43%
Jun
65%
45
5%
6%
2,400
4
Oct
16%
9,300
274
Oct
7%
2,600
1
Feb
4
Atlas Corp
2'
3.100
2%
a
2%
3%
7,300
36%
100
4
3%
Atlas
Devices
Plastics
Aurora
10,800
Steel
Non-voting
300
class
Co
_6C%C
Plan—
non-cum
Collieries
(J
P)
Corp
Enterprises
Calgary &
Edmonton
2% May
4%
California
Electric
Jun
45%
Feb
$3.00
6 % Mar
18% Mar
33 Va
$2.50
preferred
5,050
21
Nov
34 %
Feb
Cameo-Parkway
1,000
10
Oct
17%
Feb
Class
13%
400
12
May
19%
Feb
Campbell
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Apr
Campbell
Machines Inc:
5
200
to
10,700
3
it
5'A
Oct
2% May
10
4% Mar
12 %
July
6%
preferred
Banner
Inc
Industries
A
Beck
(A S)
Canada
97 %
11%
Berkey
Watch
Photo
Bethlehem
Corp
Bickford's Inc
98 %
270
12 %
4,900
92 %
July
Birdsboro
26,600
1,300
1
US
Oct
24
Jun
17
98 Va
Nov
27
Mar
43'
Mar
'103"
Canadian
Dredge
Bloomfield
Class
Canadian
Export
Gas
% May
1
Oct
5
Sep
41A
Jan
Capital
4
Jan
Capital
400
3
2
3,700
5 %
4%
30,000
3%
to
%
2 34
Oct
1%
Oct
3% May
%
2 %
7%
2.(f00
0%
Oct
28%
8
83
8
3,200
6Vo
Jun
14
2%
3 %
9,700
2% May
8
Mar
5%
9
July
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
15%
50,200
13 %
Nov
33% Mar
UUJU
8%
Aug
13%
Sep
2%
Oct
7'A
Jan
600
5
Sep
9%
Jan
5
May
22
Jun
31
25 Va
Oct
25'A
Nov
8
Sep
12,700
%
Jun
1% Mar
%
Jun
%
1A
46,400
5,200
16,200
7,900
.10
1
1
50c
Carolina Power
Carter
(J
(A
of
Jan
Nov
Apr
1,100
15
7%
25.400
1,500
32
32
32
4
3%
4
82
78 Va
82
Feb
70
Oct
114'%
jan
70
104
Jan
111
500
9%
9%
700
3 %
3%
3,600
Jan
Apr
Feb
Oct
Oct
9 Va
3
6%
Feb
1 %
Jan
li!
7.9C0
%
70 %
100
69 Va
Aug
75
83
Jan
16%
17%
1.400
13
May
86 Va May
24% Feb
25 Va
25%
175
33
%
Oct
Jan
Jun
18%
Jan
$1.50
%
2,000
%
Jun
3%
33
Jan
11
12%
0,200
8
13%
14%
5,800
8% May
4%
5%
7.800
4
Oct
4%
500
3%
Jun
7
Feb
Charter
1
1%
534
1,200
4%
Sep
6%
Feb
0
8,500
3%
Oct
13%
Jan
5
2
oil.
4%
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
13
400
10%
Oct
2«% Mar
Consciidated
1
preferred
7%
15%
I.'
70'
4%
Corp common
convertible
1
Apr
Oct
Oct
.
9%
1%
%
5
3\Iar
70 %
2,100
100
Jan
1,100
4 %
9%
53,800
pref
Feb
34%
3%
1%
3.50%
25%
Nov
1
—1
Light
21%
3.2C0
12%
i:»
&
12% July
Oct
1,100
6
6
pfd__—100
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
Power
Securities
4 Va
10% May
Aug
10
Power
Maine
Central
14 %
3
150
107% 108
Feb
Central
Jan
%
22 Va
16%
Jan
Central
7%
Oct
Jun
6%
America
13% Mar
Va
15%
108
Oct
Apr
3'/4
14%
15
—1
Co
&
M)
Feb
1.500
rets B ord_2s Cd
Co
W)
Feb
6%
Oct
3,100
7%
$5 preferred—»
& Light
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
14 VB
6
11)
16 Vo
Inc.
Kennedy
&
May
5% May
3%
3%
1
5
1
Broadcasting
Products
Co
Feb
ll>
1 O
Cities
Baxter
Feb
7 lil
10%
2'A
3%
6c
Corp
1ft
Va May
4
9
5.50
International
2% May
26,000
7%
9%
*
50
May
24'A' Oct
33
Mar
Oct
42
Feb
29%
'
8
400
39%
May
Oct
32
9
9 lis
83.800
5%
Jun
8%
2,800
7%
Sep
5'A
9,700
3%
Jun
12%
4%
11
6,200
8 %
Jun
3%
5.500
711
Id
4
4%
4,700
3
6,100
Va
3%
23%
Jan
15% May
12%
57 Va
10
Jan
Jan
i7,s
Oct
% May
Oct
4
Feb
10 Va May
9
14
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
9%
Century Electric Co
2,900
13% May
11
4,100
10
11
2,600
20%
—_—
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of America
Chief
Oil
Co
Foil
Cable
Clark
Clary
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation —
Club
Aluminum
Products
Caribbean
Electronics
Colonial Corp of
Oils
Co
&
Inc
America
May
19%
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone
18%
Jan
Commercial
8,900
9%
Va
Oct
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
8
15
1 6
5,300
%
Oct
2,800
3%
6
2,600-
6%
12
5,200
1574
3
3
1%
Jun
Va
15%
Oct
22
Jan
Apr
Jan
Oct
7%
July
Jun
55%
Jan
'
46 Va
1,100
47
43%
4 %
474
4%
6,300
3% May
11%
Feb
8 Va
8%
1,700
6% May
10%
Feb
~TVa
6%
7%
7,400
8
2%
2%
1.500
8%
•
900
5%
6
2%
Jun
Feb
14%
Jan
Oct
3%
Sep
30%
Feb
25'A
750
3%
3%
2,000
3% May
1%
1%
3,800
1 %
20%
14%
May
24%
Jun
Oct
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
V
7%
8%
6
7a
6%
20 3
77%
78
8
11,100
800
4,800
140
5% May
4% May
16 %
75
Oct
Oct
15
Jan
Nov
7
Jan
in
Feb
Va
100
15
1 ti
1 Va
21.000
Va
8%
1,200
22%
22%
5
5 >4
8
5
J
7%
Jun
13% Mar
Sop
24%
Sep
% May
1%
Jan
4%
Oct
10 Va
Jan
6,400
9%
Oct
23% Mai-
88.400
8 Va
11%
Oct
34%
Feb
13%
Jun
19 Va
Apr
1C0
1
1
17
4
5%
5%
4,900
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
14 7'u
17 74
14 'A
18
15,000
1
7%
19% May
3,700
5 Va
13
20% Mar
Oct
16 7a
16 "2
16%
22.000
5%
5 Va
5%
600
16%
12%
16%
26,200
7%
4.700
6% May
3%
6
7'u
5
9%
8
Oct
Aug
18 VB
11
9
43%
102
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
Co
Metals Co—
4%
4%
4-is
107 a
200
9%
Oct
14
Jan
10%
12 Va
700
10%
Nov
Feb
11%
20
12 7'2
2%
Oct
5%
3
Jun
4% Mar
3
3
1,900
3
3
3
500
50a
1
5
Corp
V2
3%
4 Va
16%
15%
4%
1 %
37
16%
17%
8%
3%
4%
5%
1
1
Jan
3% May
10%
Feb
4.900
14%
Oct
38%
Jan
1,100
12%
Oct
20%
Jan
14,200
.
8%
Jan
4%
300
4 Va
Oct
27.500
1
Oct
3%
Jan
28
Jun
44%
Jan
35%
37%
3,500
2,500'
7%
Sep
17 lA Mar
8%
9%
4%
22,600
2%
Oct
12%
3 %
4%
4%
900
4»A
Jun
4%
-5%
5,400
400
20
6
17%
%
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
3% May
24 Va
Oct
1
Jun
Jan
Jan
%
A
4,800
3%
3%
4.9C0
2% May
5%
7%
12
8
1,400
7]A May
11%
1 Va
40,600
14
Jun
1% Aug
1%
1 7/8
1,800
1%
Oct
4%
7 %
7%
300
5% May
5
5%
700
5
nf
7%
4%
19
2.000
8
Va
9,300
5 Va
%
5%
--
Feb
1%
4%
19%
20
Inc..___—_20c
3%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—8
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
10c
1%
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering..1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
5%
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
7%
Continental Materials Corp
10c
15
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
4%
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Inc
15%
15
'
1
% May
26,600
'2
4%
Oil & Gas
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
107a
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd..*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd———1
Consolidated
Feb
15% Mar
10'A
Oct
-10
4
.1
*
Inc—10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric
Jan
5.200
Community Discount Centers
6 Va
3% May
2.50
Minerals..16
—1
8
14%
6 Va May
2,200
—1
Corporation ..."
Clausner
400
4
1
Ltd.:
Controller Co
Clarostat
7
3%
25c
_*
10c
Corp
Development
P
67 a
3%
lc
Corp
Inc
Feb
7
1
10c
Mining
Coi-p
Christiana Oil
K
Ltd..
.10
1
—
9%
Jan
35%
37 a
...
Jan
5 Va
7%
Minerals
Oct
4'A
50
20,000
6%
6
5% May
Feb
1
%
'
1 %
177 a
3,500
15,800
5%
2.50
Canal-Randolph Corp
Carnation
52 Va Mar
59% May
Feb
40
3 A
5
Carey
Jan
Mar
56
33% July
10%
10c
Properties Ltd
City
.49%
Oct
A
9%
3%
Canadian Williston
%
5 'A
13 May
6%
8%
300
3
5% May
7 '
7
~i%
150
35
33
2,100
1 r>
10
1
57%
34 Va
9,400
1 7
*
52
57
it
1 Va
8%
300
51%
57
8%
Ltd
I-Iadley Corp
13 %
15 ¥4
35.
64% May
A
Central
56 %
9%
..—100
Mar
3%
Corp
Oct
6%
preferred
61
7%
Castle
Aug
42
20%
prior
26% Mar
1
Catalin
8
1,700
10%
For footnotes, see page
Sep
May
•
Sep
1,000
53 %
8
•
1
27%
17
;
Gas
Feb
8 3/b
513 4
1
5%%
Jan
17% May
5,300
Ltd
Industrial
Canadianwide
Canaveral
10%
10c
4 Va
4,100
21%
Jan
Feb
4,000
1
....
6,800
21 Va
21%
.-1
^
Petrofina Ltd partic pi'd
5%
4
10 7 a
common
Tit
20%
21%
16%c
Oil—
&
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
3%
8
Bohack
Co
%
20 %
10'
:
Javelin
Oct
33
,19 Va
Building Industries Inc—
C)
Co
Marconi
Oct
1J
1
17,700
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc..—.
(H
Dock
Canadian
Nov
300
1
*
A
Feb
20
preferred
&
Canadian
1,200
4
8
n
3
16
*
Feb
Cohu
4
Jun
.
*
Jun
Coastal
r_
8%
1
Ltd
Co
Jan
39%
Feb
._
5.100
1
Ltd
Co
cumulative
Canadian
3
3,200
1 li
1 %
2 ',
-•
Corp
14 7 a
10c
.
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
7% May
Jan
Blauner's
Jan
137'a
14
7
Jan
(The)
18 74
37b
16 V a
Berkshire Frocks Inc—___.—...——l
Feb
Oct
6
12%
1
3 Va
7U
3%
Oct
.
Oct
1,500
6
1%
1
Inc.
8 74 Mar
Oct
8%
3
Oct
1
'it May
Jan
87a
6
3/4
50c
Va
8'A
*
5%
——25c
Jan
11
Inc—
Records
Cement
$1.30
2,000
Inc.
Co
11 Va Mar
1 Va
Cana.u&n
1»
1
50c
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bell
Benrus
Jun
2%
2,800
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
8,100
Belock
7 74
Apr
10% Mar
19
11,600
Feb
7%
47
May
.
4
Jan
174
——
Jan
2 Va
6%
7 %
Corp.
5
4,900
13 Va July
Oct
May
.
3%
18%
1
Shoe Corp
Electronic
9%
2
Oct
7%
n
20 3
12%
30.700
%
Oct
2,900
7
4%
2De
Ba.wiew Oil Corp
Bearings
Inc
9 %
5
...
Bread
Canada
Mar
"34
7%
Baruch-Foster Corp
8%
2%
1,300
8%
Jun
1
1
9%
22%
3 %
May
10c
Inc
Barnes
Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Bargain Town USA
Bell
378
10 74
800
2oVa
74
9
50c
Construction
BarChris
5 Va
50c
-.— 10c
Ltd
Oil
Banff
6
400
8%
12%
Feb
4
50
...
Insurance..
Fire
Chromalloy
lc
Baldwin Securities Corp
5%
4U0
3
372
*
12%
6
12%
50c
Sep
15 74
1,700
10%
107 a
Chemical—
preferred
37a
Oct
1.100
16
10
50
50
...
12
3
C
Common
Convertible
Mar
8
3%
'
1
common
preferred
Clark
Baldwin-Montrose
11%
15
10%
5 3
A
29 Va Mar
Jun
400
12 Va
16
4 %
9
29% Mar
*
Ltd
Corp
Power
23'%
7%
1
Jun
10,500
5 %
5%
♦
Ltd
Jan
Jan
May
B
Inc
21 Va
17% May
vvnv-?. May
c
Circuit
Industries
Jan
2 Va
1
13%
1%
3
Jan
15 7 a
1
Inc.
11V4
2%
5%
10%
1
25c
Son
&
3%
2
3% May
1
Nov
May
274
V.
shares__3e Cd
ord
1
rets
Inc
Co.
21
14%
5%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
2.50
Company
Camden
7
5
Oct
6
May
74
8
Ltd—
Inc
Cinerama
Bauer
1
Nov
2
1
Corp
(The)
Shoe
Co
Inc
4%
%
preferred
&
9
10
Oct-
11 %
Corp
preferred
Oct
1
1
1
7%
4
2%
,■
Oct
%
Inc
3
*
B
Va
12%
10c
Ayrshire
5,200
7 %
4
12 %
Products Inc com
Industrial
Avis
800
22%
9%
1
Inc
Avien
23%
21
7%
1,200
%
Inc
Mfg
Radio
Automatic
22%
22%
4,300
6%
Corp
Automatic
23%
(4%
j(|
Inc
43,400
.
12%
10c
Sewing Centers
Audio
5%
25c
:
4%
0%
1
option warrants
Oct
11%
£1
Atlas General Industries Inc
Feb
17%
07 a
Jan
&
Corp
8%
8,900
8%
30c
Jan
1 %
8
10 pesos
Mining
Consolidated
Oct
200
16%
7% May
7% July
14% July
9
8%
16%
Jan
3%
1 3
90% May
8%
53
14%
200
8%
16%
10s
8% Mar
3
22%
lil
1%
—
Jan
Mar
Jan
25
8 74
3
36
250
.10
dep
Burroughs
6 Va
27
5%
Feb
25% May
50c
American
Jan
Feb
6%
4%
10%
Food
39%
2,300
preferred
Mines
17%
29
deposit rets regular
Stores Inc
Burma
11%
5 Vu May
5%
5 'A
3%
400
27 74
Distillers cl A com__30c
Ltd
Bunker Hill
Oct
23%
Inc
Industries—
34 V 4
3,500
Industries
Oct.
27%
1
4
1
40c
*
35
Oct
Apr
20%
Common
9% Mar
1 Va
22%
—
Jun
19%
Sep
4%
a
16,700
Finance
5%
28"'»
Services
Electric
Development
Budget
300
2.50
pfd.,100
Co com
30%
21
27
B S P Company
6,200
11%
1
Associated Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
lc
Associated Testing Labs
..10c
Astrex Inc
33Vhc
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atico
Financial
Corp.,
_„..i
Atlantic Coast Line Co
*
Atlantic Research Corp
...—1
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
5p
Atlas
Mills
6
36%
3
—
14% May
Oct
33 7
common
2
5
pi'd—100
Ltd
American
Bruclc
Cabol
13%
Jan
"
4%
4
11 %
4%
22%
11%
Oct
6%
518
614
__
2 %
3,600
3%
7%
2 ',4
3
15%
23,900
8'A
10%
6
1.4
1,000
2%
7%
9%
6%
9
46_4
5,a
3v4
17 7 a
2%
20%
preferred
Buell
5,400
Feb
a
O 1 u
0
u'.a
17
Jan
Jan
2%
Jun
7%
2 7
9%
serial
86%
1%
1
convertible
84 %
17 %
10s
reg
„„
60c
3%
77»
98
4.72%
ord
rets
Forman
Class B
Jan
50c
Inc
Associated
dep
Aug
3,r|;oo
2,200
Ltd—
Co
Company
6%
1
7.1
Aluminum
Baby
Brown
8%
7%
2 Va
Jan
6
341/4
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Feb
1
convertible preferred
Associated
Amer
Jan
Jan
6 Va
Jan
warrants
Arrow Electronics
Associated
Petroleum
6%
Co—
Power & Light
Altex
British
14%
%
6,600
24% Mar
2 % May
1
"1%
1
27 Va
Columbia Power.
8% July
6
*' it
1%
1%
20 %
Co
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
Amer
900
—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
35c
Amer
Jan
5% Mar
200
1"
86vi
19 Va
Tobacco—
3% May
67
15%
_.„£ 1
British
5%
'
High
Jun
% May
1% Oct
*
15% May
0%
it
4 Va
11
*
Oil
7,400
8 7
2,700
1
American
Nov
80
Low
7%
6%
*
Manufacturing Co
British
Brown
8%
1
^
Jan
8
■
Arnold
Corp
3%
.
Co
Brillo
Range Since Jan, 1
High
'
Branaywme Raceway Assn
.....1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord
*
10c
Inc
Works Inc
Gear
Jun
3:%
6%
20c
Foote
3
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
&
Brad
87B
Anthony Pools Inc
Armour
10c
Breeze
87% Mar
Low
1
9 %
50c
Angostura-Wupperman
1.50
Inc
2%
—
Arkansas
Bourjois
9
,
Argus
Borne Chemical Co Inc
3 74
Corp
Chemical
Jun
6,00 J
90%
2%
1
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
1
American Beverage Corp
1
American Book Co
20
American Business Systems Inc
*
American Electronics Inc
1
American-Internatl Aluminum.
25c
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
£1
American MARC Inc
50c
American Manufacturing Co
12.50
American Petrofina Inc. class A
1
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American Thread 5%
preferred—
5
American Writing Paper
5
Anchor Post Products
2
Andrea Radio Corp
1
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Ang.lo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Ansul
Sep
lj.
8,700
500
£174
Inc
Co
Rainwear
13%
15% Jan
3% May
48%
Inc
Alsco
Oct
4%
3%
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar
2,200
3%
50 'A
16'A
l> <
Corp
Paper
2%
%
48
JVa
common—1
convertible preferred
10
Control
Allied
Jan
2% Mar
3
00
-1
Rubber class A
Allied Artists Pictures
5%%
2
10,700
7.
13%
1
American Engineering Co
&
6%
800
90 %
shs—
10c
1
All-State Properties
Tire
11%
%
100
:
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American
Ahiance
2%
11
15'A
10V4
*
preferred—100
common....
10
Airlines Inc
Alaska
Oct
% May
British
4.20%
preferred
5%
1
A
Wood
Alan
6%
Corp of America—
Power
1,400
2 -4a
49
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Airport Parking
3
1
Co
Inc_
Aerosol Techniques
1,100
1
Corp
Manufacturing
Class
1%
2,700
4%
4%
4 V«
3
11%
Inc
Dynamics
Aerojet-General
Alabama
700
Va
Bowling Corp of America
1
Co
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aeronca
1
25c
1
10
10c
Precision Products Inc
Aero-Flow
2 V8
Par
High
Construction Corp
&
Class A common
Acme
Acme Wire
Low
1
l
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2 %
1
10c
Petroleum Corp class A
Aberdeen
include every security whether
have occurred during the current year.
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Low
^and is intended to
which any dealings
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
itself
in
Range for Week Ending Nov. 16.
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
All
Stock
stock
31
6V4
16
2 74
Oct
ii%
Oct
22,600
3%
19
100
18%
Oct
6
2.400
4%
Jun
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
July
5'A May
%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
25%
*
Jan
9%
Ff>»<
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, November 19, 1962
Chronicle
'
(2104)
32
AMERICAN STOCK
':
"t
■■
1
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended November 1 6)
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
B
&
Reynolds
Cott
Bottling
Courtaulds
England
New
Ltd—
Petroleum
Central
Crown
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
B
Co
Jan
700
674
5
7
1.200
57,000
74 May
3474
8
13,100
30
4%
600
4
274
274
200
Acceptance
General
Builders
General
1074
Oct
6 74
6 74
Feb
3%
5'A
2,100
Jan
874
Jun
Ceramic
&
Corp
Corp
American
rets ord
dep
Foam
Jan
General
7 74
Jan
General Stores
Jan
12 74
274
800
Nov
57a
Jan
1114
1074
1174
Aug
8
Feb
11%
1174
600
1
7 1
8
9%
107s
21,800
Corp
Inc
(A
class
Stores
5%
Co
A
:
Mines
Day
Corp
Brothers
Distilleries
§D]ejay
8%
Inc
Mfg class
Productions
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
1
174
3,100
1
274
2%
300
l7/s
Jun
1274
Jan
Goodman
578
5 74
574
5,200
474
Oct
1074
Jan
a
1st
Amer
28
1074
1074
100
10
May
674
674
700
6
174
l'a
174
3,400
174
17%
17 74
17%
3,600
.
674
Si's
8 74
774
9
1
674
6
%
American
2974
Jan
Great
Basins Petroleum
14974
Apr
Great
Lakes
Feb
Great
Lakes
974 Aug
Great
374
4,100
10 74
1274
Jun
Jan
preferred series
Is
Oct
Greer
Sep
10%
Sep
Gridoil
974
3
37a
3,800
3
Oct
674
Jan
i'8
174
178
2,900
1
Nov
574
Jan
Grocery
Jan
Grow Corp (The)
Guerdon Industries
17«
10
174
500
174
574
Nov
10a
1
4
conv_
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
12
4%
Coal
9%
174
1%
10
Co
Ltd
•
1374
It 74
1474
15
74
1,300
10 %
Jun
16%
14 74
117a
14 74
1,400
1074
Jun
17% Mar
74
21,500
374
Oct
15%
Feb
17
1,900
1274
Jun
23%
Feb
14
13%
14%
3,200
11%
Oct
1574
974
10 74
3,200
8
Oct
1774
Feb
74
374
4,100
1%
Apr
3%
NOV
i"H
174
7,900
1 % May
1074
iva
74
4
Jun
974
500
7Va
Jun
18
500
8
374
4
2,600
174
17b
14,900
3%
32.0^0
7
374
33
57b
574
27a
6j
6
6 74
22 74
22
274
1674
7.800
1474
Jun
17
1174
12%
;
j
10 74
4.700
1874
43
Apr
Mar
Hall
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
Duraloy (The) Co.
Duro Test Corp
V8
3374
35
5,900
2774
Jun
45
FeD
Hardeman
1674
18
34,100
974
Jun
18
Nov
1
15
7a
674
67a
774
6
2 400
574 May
Oct
l7/b
74
400
4,800
May
16
Jan
Oct
41
Mar
1,900
74
26,900
1/64 Nov
674
67a
105,600
3 74
3 74
3%
23 74
26
7,000
20
Jun
307b
28!
a
31
5,000
20
Jun
3
27
a
3
4
4
3% May
7%
Inc
25c
1674
16%
1774
1,700
8,200
(Paul)
.1
774
.
7
674
Oct
1374
Jan
Hartfield
Stores
374
2
574
Nov
Jun
1
274
274
274
7 CO
15o
774
774
8 74
9,100
474
674 May
•
3074
2974
3074
1,300
j'a
2 74
2 74
23,300
103/a
34
23% May
1% May
Apr
Jan
1,800
7 74
4,200
6'/a
76 74
574
A
Co
274 May
3
74
700
4-7a
4 74
4%
1,800
4
7 %
7 74
7 74
1,700
600
17<V
10c
Bishop Inc
10c
Oct
Eastern
Nov
Oct
1374 Alar
12%
Feb
15%
Sep
577
4 %
5%
5,200
.14%
6,300
3%
10%
Nov
13%
8 34
874
974
3,700
374
Oct
74
300
.—
Co
Eastern
Eastern
States
Corporation
Electronic
4%
Corp....
%
1
8 %
5,000
13
1G
1
6,100
5%
1,700
5
14 74
14%
7U J
14
4
4 74
10,600
5
165
July
Corp
May
20%
Jan
Hilton
Oct
13%
Jan
Hoe
(R)
&
974
Jan
20%
19 74
21%
29,5uJ
15%
Jun
32%
Feb
Hofntann Industries
_25c
5%
4%
574
2,500
4»/4
Oct
10%
Jan
Jun
8V4
Jan
5
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
9y4
Jan
Holophane
1
574
5
574
1.900
4%
2
174
274
2.300
174
Nov
6
6
4
Jun
4
pfd
_
_
700
15,900
■
74
-10c
2 %
474
374
$1 or 25c
Co
74
%
1
6%
7
10c
374
3%
Jan
5574
Jan
Oct
37%
5
May
7%
Oct
7%
Jan
Co
1%
Oct
51/4
474
8,930
3%
Oct
874
Jan
12,100
Vb
Jun
32
Jan
2.800
674
Sep
13% Mar
274
Oct
11%
Jan
5%
Famous
Artists
Co
5%
Jun
8%
31/3
3%
31/4
900
3%
Oct
71/2
Howell
4'/2
474
1,900
974
Jan
Schools
2c
1074
9 %
■10%
28,100
1074
NOV
Inc..
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo
Oils
Ltd
1
1
1
:
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
Fields
Petroleum
Plastics
Filmways
First
Corp
Realty &
&
Fisl.man
7%
5,000
5%
Oct
51%
18,200
474
Jun
Incj
1
7%
7%
77/a
2,200
65/s
Oct
474 May
iue
5Vb>
14 v4
574
5%
1,400
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151/2
1,400
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1074
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2.50
Oct
1
Oct
8.300
474
Jun
1
Inc
1474
14%
1
Co
Co
3,700
974
974
16
139
5 74
51/4
Inc
1
2 74
(The)
Company
Friendly Frost Tnc
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Oct
9%
5%
1
(Geo
?%
100
174
1
Fv.Ilcr
1,300
11/8
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31/8
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474
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r^ehaillo
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5 74
of Canada
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12%
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1
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footnotes,
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3174
Apr
1%
Jan
4
Jan
1474
Jan
Mar
8
page
35.
15%
15%
10
16 74
(The)
474
(Harvey)
Class
B
Hudson &
Hudson
1
474
2,000
3%
Oct
Hycon
Inc
rets
Tobacco
of
29 %
Jun
44%
11% May
87a Jun
15 74
1,100
7,800
10%
2,400
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28
1,450
26 74 May
Jun
102
10 74
140
111% 115
2074
1974
2174
18 74
3,400
7
27 74
28
74
Feb
Feb
Insurance
North
International
Breweries
International
Holdings
International
16 %
Jan
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Nov
Intex
Jan
Investors Funding Corp
Investors Royalty
Stretch
July
5
Oct
2%
2%
3,300
2%
5
574
1,500
474
47s
3,200
3 74
Oct
13
Jan
29 74
3074
1,400
13%
13 74
14
2.9 JO
11
15
474
10,000
2%
3 74
57 a
500
6 7a
10,400
14:i
40%
Feb
Israel-American Oil
Jan
Oct
974
Jan
Iowa Public Service
Jun
6%
Jan
Ipco
Hospital
Oct
Jan
157s
43,4
14%
Jan
Oct
26
Jan
4,800
374
Jun
10%
Feb
6
4% May
8,',.
8%
8,000
417 a
6,100
36
12%
2,800
1174
12 va
12 74
8%
7%
8
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5,600
3 %
3*4
2,600
4974
Jun
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
12
Jun
Jan
9274
674 May
83%
Jan
17
July
674
Jan
CO #
74 May
4074
Oct
--
4
4%
4
3 Va
800
Feb
7
374 May
774 Alar
Oct
~
35*4
1574 May
1874
18
19*
2,200!
87 %
84*4
877 a
6,200
65 '4
Jun
Nov
J-\n
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7%
Feb
14%
Jun
Mar
107
Inc
i
3%
3%
3-7'b
2,900
Corp
30%
2974
30 %
900
25%
Oct
74
800
2 %
Oct
Jan
3974
l
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,
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1
(N. Y.)
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8
574
8
8%
2,000
5%
1,600
5%
500
11%
Nov
400
2%
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1 b
1
274
1
3
1
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974
2074
18
h
Jan
23 %.
Oct
3 74
80%
9
Apr
Aug
Jan
88
4,000
7%
Oct
11
1,400
1074
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pfd.__100
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Jan
10
574 July
6
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3
3
5
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Jan
1374
8%
l
Jan
4
3,500
16
4 74
474
Feb
2874
Oct
174 May
41%
5
34
374
Irving Air Chute
Jun
11%
2174 Mar
29%
.1
Company
116
Feb
Oct
24% May
l
America.
Products
Oct
Oil
Apr
16%
5
:
Inland Credit Corp class A
Inland
Homes
Corp
of
Apr
9 74
22 74
500
pfd„.100
Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Co
33 %
17 74
53
Jan
Jun
17%
274
Jan
42 %
101%
May
17%
574
Feb
190
Jun
May
1674
574
Alar
4
500
1
Feb
14% Alar
26
500
1,700
7
474
Apr
Alar
36
90% July
2/%
Jan
18 74
8% May
28
£1
reg
Canada
9
16%
300
32
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—_£I
900
160
Jan
1374
Indus
374 Feb
97/4 Feb
20 74
*
ord
Apr
674
Oct
1 7%
3374c
(Canada)
Aug
21
4%
11%
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74
2174 Mar
Apr
6.500
.
17 74
5
93/8
9
Jan
274
13
1
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dep
25%
10%
10c
'
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1.%
Jun
Oct
17 74
.
Co
:
American
Nov
lis
5
com
IMC Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Imperial
hf.
3174
1
A
Inc
1
%
16%
'
11
1
._*
Inc
Food
4,200
1,100
6,500
/
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674 July
174
18%
1
Feb
19%
i
0
.2.50
Manufacturing
Imperial
1
i
1 %
50c
Corp class A..10
Jan
27
374
2.50
Products
30%
'
474
Co
Oct
1,300
Alar
.
Manhattan
Vitamin
150
32
14 74
*
class
common
4,500
4
Oct
—5
Tnc
574
31%
32
5%
Co
Motors
136% 13974
..." 574
2,300
1274
100
100
Mfg
12
8 74 Mar
7%
7.50
6,800
18,400
Jan
7%
674
5
Independent Telephone Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Construction
preferred
Inc
Porter
Motor
274 May
19,900
674
Ford
Ernest
Jun
174 May
474
Flying Tiger Line Inc;
,
2%
23
2.7C0
4,600
iy4
Sterling
Fischer
1%
Nov
774
Warrants
Firth
2 1°6
27
9 74
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Corp
common
convertible
60c
274
1%
4V4 May
1
25c
General
National
237a
l/«
8
10c
Inc.;.
Financial
774
:
Corp_
Chemicals
&
7%
374
»
Electric
Hu^bell
Jan
474
_
Drilling Co__
1274
& Co.
Feb
1.300
1
1
Chemical
2 6 34
preferred
Hoskins
Jan
Oct
Oct
common
Jan
Jan
Oct
Baking Co
Jan
Sep
6%
%
_*
Hardart
17%
Jan
1074
1 7b
___
Hardart
151/4
18%
Oct
3 74 May
4
A
&
1.50
Corp
Seaboard
class
&
Jun
May
6 74
3 300
14
1
Horn
Oct
12
800
500
5,100
*
Horn
Hygrade
Falcon
Sep
Sep
67a
Class B
Hydrometals
Fairmont
4%
__J40c
Group Inc
Ltd
Hydromatics
Fabrex
14%
2
25c
Feb
6%
3,900
Jan
Oct
174
Mines
Jan
1,500
374
15%
2
Inc.
(Geo A)
3 74
7 74
May
674
14
1
Corp
Hormel
6
'
Inc
Oil
Feb
-..-•ft :
:i2
Feb
Alar
80
374 Mar
3,700
57 b
5 %
57 a
74
8*4
7%
♦
Finance
Home
5
Oct
Home
174
9.90C
Feb
40
106
6 74
Co
Jan
4
700
774
11%
2,300
13
13 74
8 74
10
.
International
Sep
Oct
41
2,700
4%
874
67'a
3
1
Corp
600
4%
63/8
Jun
98
2%
10.800
5 74
.
650
2 74
"
A
104
2 74 May
•
27,500
7
4
~7%
Inc
Electronics
3 74
45 %
5 Va
-1
_
3
1%
_2
1
-1
Manufacturing Co
Espey Affg & Electronics
-
44
374
10
_
'
-
.1
_
_
common.
Ltd
6 74
Class
Hoffman
13%
50c
common
24%
574
1.100
4 7a
I
2.50
Inc
Co
Jun
74
Jun
12%
4
4
"warrants"
Oct
109
Indus
Hotels
974
•
Corp
preferred
Exquisite Form
Jan
874 July
Nov
*V4
.100
May
July
7 74
12 74
1274
1
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc new
5% convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
5,200
74
97
71
4,700
1074
1.25
Higbie
5,400
_
Corporation
Jan
674
America
preferred
Chemical
1%
Oct
5%
&
1
10c
1274
Ero
Radio
Inc
47'a
Facilities
Steel
1st
Pak
Products Inc
11%
common
&
22 %
Oct
374
Portion
67a
_
convertible
Henderson's
Hercules Galion
20
60
9%
10
Jun
^
4.200
1274 July
4774 Jan
Feb
19
Oct
1
Inc..
Rule
11%
May
140
6.5C0
Feb
180
12 74
Corp
Eureka
11%
13%
30% Mar
Jun
1
Empire District Electric 5%
Evans
Nov
10c
Jun
22
"
78
78
100
Helmerich & Payne Inc
24%
10374 103%
100
preferred
Feb
Co
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Inc.
Essex
1474
pfd
32
23%
2474
574 %
Co.
&
50c
&
Esquire
Feb
4%
3174
♦
Corp
(W E)
Inc. _10c
Associates
Missile
8
3%
147a
_10c
Jun
162
150
160
12 74
74
5%
1
Specialty
Esquire
11%'
Feb
4%
3,100
160
13 %
2
_
Corp
Electronic
cum
18 74
53
3,800
1
Inc
Assistance
Forge
4%
57a
Jun
36
200
17%
%
1674
-|
1
:
Electronic
6%
Heller
1
Research
Erie
Heli-Coil
Feb
18%
Communications
$2
Feb
13%
•
Electronic
Equity
7%
Oct
•
Electronic
Emerton
Oct
6
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Electrographic
Emenee
2
600
1
Inc.
Corp common
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Echlin Manufacturing Co
Elder-Peel
500
20o
$7
Edo
2 74
774
Jan
Jan
iu
4%
1^%
7 74
457^
i96
1%
49,400
21,000
50c
2%
25
Company
Freightways
1174 Jan
9% Alar
6 "a
574
va
16%
Co
Instruments
1
A
5% Mar
% May
25c
Mining
Jan
Mar
i«
>
6
.
Feb
77
6 % May
74
10c
.
12% Alar
6374 May
3
'
'20% AUg
14%
3 74
2
Feb
Apr
24%
76 74
1
Co
Havana Lithographing
Haven Industries Inc
'■
Oct
500
77
474
674 July
Jun
1
Harvey's Stores class
Hastings Mfg
1
Inc
Jan
28 %
11%. Maty
5 % M&y
16
25
Light—
Apr
7%
8,500
8
a
17
v
Jun
17%
73
17%
1
:
_•
Aug
Mar
474
Inc
Electric
10
^
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Heinicke
class
4474 Mar
46%
2% May
2,200
Helena Rubenstein Inc.
Co
Jan
Apr
Jan
12,200
Feb
1O0
Devices
Jan
1
23
4 74
20
E
Can
674
Jun
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
Air
Jan
1574
Hecla
Eastern
5 34
Oct
10%
Oct
Hazel
Eastern
Jan
12
9%
14'/2
.
Corp
OCt
%
10 74
800
Hartford
Co
Feb
26%
2%
•
2,100
1574
J
Potash
Mar
1." %
26
2
Corporation —
Harnischfeger Corp
10a
reg—
Jan
12
Oct
22
.
Feb
5
574 July
12
10c
„
Harn
7 >4
1574
Jan
Apr
10
Oct
Corp
Lamp Co
Hamilton Electro
17%
5
;
974 May
Oct
7%-
8%
74 May
1/64
6%
1
American Corp
X k
34%
r
1
Apr
H
173A Mar
Jun
Oct
1
•
Jan
2%
34
a
"
.
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174 Oct
274 Jun
2
3 74
—1
Oct
Oct
4,900
2 74
12
10%
£
■
•
—
30
174
50c
Gulton Industries Inc
2074 Mar
32.50
Drilling & Exploration Co
74
"•«
12 74
__
50
3
74
Jan
Apr
Oct
Alay
274 May
1,600
~3
15%
1
10,900
a
Apr
2174 Mar
U
500
274
2874
•
874 May
1174 Mar
1374 May
11%
<
Corp
Industries-
Western
3,600
91/2
Jan
Jan
874 May
9.500
1674
16%
Gulf. &
217-2
2%
1
1 u
States Land & Industries
Jan
Oct
20 '/a
Sep
274
Jun
374
400
.
1
Gulf
374 Mar
18%
5,300
974
9 74
2
•
Feb
1474
100
5
974
10c
com
1274
2574
22
4:74
22
4 74'
5
Oct
Oct
3
3%
1 %
1
4
4
474
~37b
Company
Land
Jun
1674
Stores Products
American
Jan.
Jan
17
50c
174
4.500
i_
7.50
preferred—
A
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper. Corp
&
35%
Jan
__9c
Gulf
874
*
Co
Ltd
common
Sulphur
2974
Oct
8 At
30
A
9
400
2
1274
12
•
stock
ord
$2
Harris
Oct
12 74
common__G0c
May
1474
Chemical
Inc
1274
800
17,200
1
6 is«
Feb
6,700
10%
1
Sep
Nov
Jun
1374
20c
4 Xs.
100
47 s
Bridge Co Ltd—
Dominion
4%
10
2%
reg
100
94%
1674
10c
Inc..
Co..
Inc
Nov
107a
Warrants
Dominion
&
Griesedieck
Sep
105
12%
4
Leases
9%
10c
com
.1
,
Freehold
Jan
May
15 74
_1
Hydraulics
3%
ord
rets
Dynalectron
6%
74 May
8
Nov
1574
16%
Corp
Producers
174
1574
1074
1
L__l
Bowling Corp
Chemical
1974
Oct
12%
5
Sep
Jan
Aug
13% Mar
Jun
%
125
9774 100
14
1074 May
100
*
Industries
Oct
25,600
■4
7
*
1,600
12
Nov
40 74
Oct
10 Va May
3,iU0
1%
1
117b
1
.15
Western
5,4
Nov
*
1
com
Rapids Varnish
Engineering Co Inc 1
Petroleum Ltd
Duval
Great
Jun
15 74 Mar
3 lu Mar
100
Jan
Fab
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
7.200
674
_25c
Supennkts
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A
Driver
Feb
1274 Mar
Ltd—
dep
Dorr-Oliver
13%
Oct
6% May
774
*
Co
Jewelry class . A.
Gorham Corporation
:
Nov
574
Oct
a
a
K,
Jan
2%
11% July
*
Gordon
Grand
2,900
-
4%
n.
674 May
12
1
Mines
Manufacturing
Jan
3,400
874
874
preferred
Co
Goldfield Consolidated
1274
12
32,800
J
,:,u
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
Inc
(Adolf)
138
1
Ltd
Mar
31
Oct
Gobel
1
Quality
Distillers
200
1
Corp
Dilbert's
3,100
-100
__
Products—
Oils
5(4
29 >4
__
-—50c
5
A
5Va
28%
574
4—
1
B—
674 July
Mar
5
Jan
7'.
5
33,500
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Manufacturing
Dielectric Products
Dome
l
27/2*
Inc
&
Devon-Palmer
7%
cl
stock
Detroit
Dialight
374
,_35
com—20c
Stores
debenture
Desilu
1,200
10c
Industries
Dennison
3%
Inc__
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl
Defiance
Gloray
374
7
6 %
19 Vb
B
Systems new
Knitting Mills Inc
3%
/:■ Oct
Nov
177 b
v
n
Security
1
common..
274
7
4c
class
4.4C0
Inc
7,900
174
—
_50o
.2.50
20
preferred
Davidson
3 7b
1874
1
474
Apr
274
5,700
Ltd—;
Mines
474
574
27%
.1
Co
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4%
Sep
Nov
.'1
_50o
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega
Jan
774
1174
J
com
Yellowknife
Giant
Gilbert
Globe
974
10,200
11%
May
Oct
774
1174
Giant Foods
4
774
774
Glass Tite Industries Inc
:
7 7a
2674
Feb
Glenmore
Crystal Dairies—
Jun
% May
1
_
Gilchrist
Daitch
Apr
5%
700
500
Feb
D
174
1,500
2
3.800
Mar
15% Mar
800
674
11 %
9
9
374
28 %
16
9 74 May
7u
a
Jun
21
98
1074
May
6,600
11
6%
5
2.700
35 74
Sep
27 7
Genung's Incorporated
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred——-—*
$4.60 preferred
_*
Giannini Controls Corp
50c
274
18%
Oct
93
10 7b
774
1,200
2 74
Jun
25
28
Corporation
Plywood
8
500
—2.50
General Gas Corp..—.—
17 74
1,300
-
8
11%
12
10%
|
2
3
374
~
£1
reg
—.--.5
Corp.——1
General Fireproofing,
May
3(4
10
High
2674
9%
2574
—
General Electric Co Ltd—
Nov
574 May
1.300
3 74
37s
274
1
1
I
1—1
Development Corp—
Feb
4.
26
"wts"
General
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
6 74
Alloys Co
General
2 74
7 74
974
common
General
Nov
2 Vb
Low
100
1
Battery
43
May
'
common
11 A, Mar
Nov
2
Co
Power
5%
uciitucil
7 74
Jan
174
35 7
Feb
1
6%
common—1
A
11%
May
35 74
5
A
974 | Jan
Oct
4%
1,900
7
25c
10c
•
•
class
class
Laboratories
Class
21
100
574
4 74
(Md)
Co
Manufacturing
Cutter
Feb
1774
207a
25c
1
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic Corporation—
Curtis
20
17
Shares
-1
*
preferred.
Gellman Mfg Ccf—
1%
Corp—25c
Industries
Aluminum
Crown
Gatineau
FeD
1
Corp
Milner & Co
Crowley
Jan
22%
574
■
--5
Corp
Consolidated Corp_
United
Crose
1674
Jun
4%
Instruments
Cresmont
Nov
300
*
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Creole
7 74
1674
17%
574
67a
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Corp
.—1
(Del)—50c
American
Cox
of
Co
Garan
3,100
20%
1
*
1.50
1
common
Corp
Beverage
l
'——
Inc
Jan
874
1574 Aug
7 74
874
for Week
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Feb
18
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of Prices
Par
High
July
Last
Sale Price
»
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Range Since
Low
15
5
preferred class A
$1
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Shares
High
*
non-voting
Inc
Corroon
of Prices
voting—*
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Class
for Week
Low
Par
Coro
STOCKS
Range
Last
Sales
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Friday
Salea
Week'i
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Sep
•
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Aug
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Mar
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196
Volume
.
(2105)
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Exchange
American Stock
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Sales
Last
Range
for Week
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of Prices
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Friday
for Week
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Range Since Jan. 1
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Low
Par
:
Week's
STOCKS
Range
v
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
High
Par
High
Montgomery Ward & Co class A.¬
Morse
Jeannette Glass CP------------—-1
Jefferson Construction Co
—-—1
9 A
9%
3%
3%
1
—1
8 Tb
•8'ft
10c
2 Va
Lake
Jefferson
Petrochemicals
Lake
Jefferson
Series
Inc.,.——
Industries
%
600
5
ft
5,800
2 Vb
,
4%.
75c
(The)—
Corp
Jupiter
5%
8
5
2 '/a
2 i ii
500
2%
3,000
2
7,700
.
"4%
Apr
6%
Jan
11% Mar
Jun
3%
3%
;.
23%
2'/a May
2,000
i
2%
5 'ft
warrants--—M
B
Jetronic
Corp
Asoesios
8'A Oct
500
9%
3%
Oct
l7/a
9Vb
Feb
Jun
4^
4M
Feb
5%
Jan
July
12
Nov
Mar
Mi
6%
Mt
preferred
Diablo
Mount
~3%
1
6%
6%
.
Movielab
Movie
Tel
5%
2.50
■
•
.12.50
Tel.-
&
Inc
Star
class
153 Va
Apr
Nov
10'ft
Jan
4'ft May
14%
700
100
57tt
12%
13%
25 A
26
8,100
9
1,200
9
3%
4
4
Jan
1,400.
6%
Jan
Aug
Feb
18%
Oct
May
35
Mar
Jun
21
j
Jan
4
Jan
3%
4'ft
13%
'
9
50c
A
—ft-'
25 %
1
Inc
A
4
1
Company
States
High
;
3%
7
—
:
Jan
2,600
1,500
4
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain
Low
144%
~4A
industries common
Clemens
Range Since Jan. 1
High
™25c
Products
Electro
Low
*
14
Jan
7%
Oct
3%
9'ft
Jan
14%
Feb
.
MPO Vldeotronics class A
1
6'ft
6 'ft
6%
600
0
May
Muntz TV Inc.
1
4%
4 A
4%
11,000
4
Jun
23
Jun
34 Vst
Apr
12%
Aug
Murray
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
6 %
—_
1
11 Va
Co~i
1
13%
& Company
(D)
Gas
ft--—4
50c
pfd—100
Corp..—.—
Industries
4%•%
Electric
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Kaufman
Company
«fc Broad Bldg
Kavanau
Corp
Drug
Kay Jewelry
Kidde
Kilembe
Inc.-.!
Stores
Cobalt
Copper
Kin-Ark Oil
Ltd
10%
Oct
10 Vs TJan
1%
31,900
3,700
Oct
10 Va
Jail
26 Va
4,b00
9
3,800
9%
244
24
25%
8,tOO
20 '/a
800
7A
12 %
11%
12 Va
1,300
9 'ft
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2ft
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l
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8
10c
1
-Products.
1 %
1
- 8
1%
1 fa
1
Vb
1A
Klein
'/a May
Kleinert
Apr
21%
50%
Feb
Nachman
Knott
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
3Va
Sep
IV2
Feb
National Alfalfa
Oct
2A
Jan
National Bellas
4,000
A
Apr
3'/a
1.100
2A
15 A
16%
11,200
12 Va
117a
11'ft
12 'ft
2,700
9% May
4%
5 Vb
6,900
4
16 '/a
17
200
16'/a
*7.50
12 %
12 %
12!
a
100
11
1
,—
18'.a
17%
18 A
19,200
1%
1 %
2,600
4%
4 A
4%
2,500
47
33'ftc
Co..
3
10c
a
Industries
Inc
Radio
Lamb
7%
Jan
National
Equipment
28%
Jan
National
Petroleum
19
Jan
National
Presto
Oct
2 4'ft
Jan
National
Rolling
15%
Jan
National
Rubber
National Research
Feb
National
National
Transit
Industries Inc
9%
Feb
Lease
Corp
Plan International
3%
Jun
0'. it
Oc t
12 Va
Feb
2,400
1A
Oct
4%
Jan
(Mich)
4
4
4
Jan
4-/4
Apr
Machines,
Ltd..!
Rental
Ltd
'
200
150
21 A
7%
2,600
5%
Oct
13Vb
Jan
8%
1
11%
1
9 A
901
8 A
Oct
14%
Jan
10%
11%
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9% July
9,100
liV
25 A
32
Oct
Jail
New
3%
Jun
New
Jersey
16
13%
10%
4,500
13 A
15%
17 A
8,100
12 Va
4
Jan
New
Mexico
&
4
Oct
16%
Jun
5%
6
1
39%
10
6,300
43%
%
%
4%
4%
30c
2 Va
2
50c
7%
22
Feb
9 Vb
Aug
59% July
Jan
%
8.800
3'/a
3%
1,500
2
10 'ft
10
10'/a
3,500
14!
14
14Ja
Va May
87/g Sep
1,300
3 ft
3:,a
400
55a
5 %
12%
200
18
5%
'2%
Nov
3 A
Jan
5
1,400
2
Jun
3
7%
8%
7,700
6
Oct
16 A
Feb
Vb
8 A
500
7%
Jun
12%
Feb
8%
800
8
NOV
10
8
•
8
A
20%
Oct
3
4,400
15%
12 A
1,100
11%
12%
2,400
27%
27 Vb
27%
7.400
26 A
Oct
36
Jan
9%
9 A
9%
1,700
8%
Jun
13 Va
Feb
1
1
2 Va
2%
2%
16,200
1%
Jun
2%
Oct
Sep
12
177/a
New
Jan
Jan
A Mar
Nov
18
New York
Noma
*
35'A
35 A
36%
1
Ltd
Mines
33
3.33V3
Rosario
Honduras
&
Rim
30 7
32%
300
t"n
H
28
Oct
42'ft
1,500
29
32 A
•
;
Auction Co
York
New
Nickel
(new)
29
Oct
39 'ft Mar
550
7,500
6,400
5%
29'/a May
tit Aug
4%
1
5Vh
1%
1%
1
1
;
5 A
.1.25
Corp
Jan
1A Jan
Va May
10,800
50c
Co
New Park Mining Co
fi
Oct
Chem
Jan
8
4% May
Jan
19
Jun
11 A
'ft
12
1
Arizona Land
1:0
Aug
10%
Oct
8%
Feb
Va
25c
Idria Min &
Process
Jan
Nov
1,850
2%
A
20c
Jan
15
Oct
Apr
Jan
22 A
27'ft
Oct
5
2,800
6 A
39 Va
1
10c
Associates
19% Mar
Nov
1
Zinc
Nov
2
Jan
25 A
Apr
1 %
2
2
Oct
Va
Mar
23 A
7
23 A
7 'ft
2
Inc
Co
Mur
Oct
2
.17 Va
~7
25c
Packing Co
2
%
Mar
9
1.700
11,000
1 %
Inc
7%
1,900
.—1
Corp
12% Mar
7va
Corp class A
Stores
7%
2'ft
18
Oct
8 A
Electric Corp
National Union
1,500
2
1
Larchfield
5Va
1%
Co
5,500
2 '/a
10
5
Sessions Co—
Lamson &
Lanston
300
7
Corp
Telefilm
2% Mar
28 Va
4,700
2
a
5%
7%
Mills Co
Machinery
2%
9:,a
2 'a
5
Corp of Delaware.
Va
1A
Industries
10% Mar
10 ft
9%
3
Industries..
Lamson
Apr
Jan
5
8 A
Weld
Electric
9%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp..—
9%
1
National
Oct
Jan
14 V*
May
%
4
1
Inc
Company
Sep
Oct
7Vb
Jun
4 A
National
Va
1% May
Oct
8%
18,100
National Casket Company
Oct
3%
3 Vb
7,400
7%
Sep
Oct
A
2,000
13 Tit
6%
1
Co
Oct
16%
1
1
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Oct
Jan
July
1
Inc
Electronics
Apparel
Jan
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
Shore
7
4%
1
5
Nestle-Le
Lafayette
3% May
12%
National Brewing
Needliam
Lake
9,600
5
%
7 A
Denydrat & Milling__3
Hess
National Video
L'Aiglon
46
4%
25c
Bowl-O-Mat
Nedicks
9
22% July
13%
Aug
18',a
25 Va
Inc
Sep
41 ft
Jun
16A
Electronics Corp
Smith
Kulka
13%
■ft
Corp class A
Forge
Oct
3%
13'/a May
2,600
2.50
25c
5
—
(The)
Kropp
Sep
%
3
8'ft May
700
1
Nat Nast Inc class A
13 ft
1,100
VB
8,600
1
Feb
Aug
2 Va
10,100
15
4
1,800
12%
5
14
13 V2
Oct
1
Corp..
(The)
Kratter
16%
22%
14%
1
Inc
Hotels
Kostin
16 A
20%
—10c
Dept Stores Inc
Bt Rubber Co
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16:! 4
15
5
A
N
Corp
% July
2,500
11
44
Feb
May
111
-
(I
(H
Klion
2%
28
44%
26
12'ft
44
50c
...
Jan
18
1
7,100
27 A
10
—2.50
:
Company
Oct
May
IA Jun
16,900
.
21'»
!
Industries Inc.—:
(S)
2%
2t
.—1
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1
r
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Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp——
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
__2.50
Co
Feb
13 '/H
10 A
7
Muter
National
Kingston
Mfg
A Mar
6
99 Va Mar
Oct
9
12%
1-25
Company.--
Company.
Kingsford
2%
11%
A
5
1U
1
1
2
60,700
95%
2-50
& Co.—
(Walter)
%
6
5%
2%
1
25c
1
Co—
Chemical
Kawecki
Ohio
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
K
Kaiser
ft-—-
6%
6%
7
1%
1%
500
1 Mi*'
1 Vh
3,400
1
27
a
3,800
Jun
2'/a
Jan
47
ft Jan
/ 9% Feb
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Motor. Products class A
Lee
Lefcourt
Le
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!
Realty
(R
Tourneau
Inc
Levine's
5 %>
preferred
Livingston Oil Co
Class
Louis
Land
16%
7,800
7%
1,000
8%
Norfolk
Southern
2%
Jan
Oct
25%
Jan
North
6'ft
-
:
Northeast
North
8'/a
14%
Oct
5
Canadian
40% Mar
7% July
.May
10 V
&
15% Mar
.
Oct
10%
300
Jan
Inc
Railway
North American Royalties Inc—
9% May
14,400
13%
Noramco
Oct
Va
11
10,600
8
7%
5%
;
Jun
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
18%
Feb
Corp
3
Oct
6
1,900
1
Jun
1%
8%
9'ft
300
8%
Nov
16
11%
12%
22,900
9%
Oct
35%
2%
68 A
67'/a
25%
25%
600
18
L:t
68 %
2
Jun
58 'ft
3,900
4%
25%
6%
7 %
Oct
15%
6,400
26
3%
25'/«
■
2%
11,900
3
17 A
2%
18
■
—
1,000
I'/b
9'ft
2.50
:
4
MacFadden-Bartell
Macke
Industrial
Novo
Nuclear Corp
7 Va
Industries
class
-
3,300
5'ft
Jun
Apr
Cup
McCullocli
ait
Ltd
Mining
Corp
4%
30%
Oct
1-
l'ft
21,200
%
Jan
1% Mar
Pacific
Clay
Products
6%
7,500
10'ft May
24% Apr
Pacific
Coast
Co
;
Corp..—:
Oct
1,000
18'/a
7,300
10'/a
Oct
32%
Jan
2,600
3'ft
Oct
11 Va
Jan
Paciric
22 'ft
20'ft
22 A
3,000;
18 A
Oct
40%
Jan
Pacific
6%
6%
7,400
6
Jun
May
3%
|
.
29%
26%
10%
Jan
Feb
4 A
Apr
17'ft May
9,700
42%
Jan
Feb
26%
28%
4,500
20'ft
Jun
38
27%
27%
29
5,300
16%
Jun
29% May
10%
10 A
11'ft
27'/a
'
20,600
13%
8% May
4%
Oct
6%
Jan
3%
Oct
12%
Jan
2%
20,700
i%
o-t
4
Jan
20 Va'
42,400
Oct
42
May
4%
5
4%
5%
2'ft
2 VB
19 A
20
:
■
.
3'ft May
%
32 A
4'/a
100
9%
9%
10'ft
2%
2%
2%
10'ft
10 A
8%
9 A
'
Jan
21%
Jun
4'ft
1,400
9
32 A
*
6
Oct
Jun
6,700
Feb
1
A July
6,900
4%
'
Jan
21 Va
2,100
"
31%
32'ft
5%
16'ft July
W—■
0
10
a
•r
16
6,800
5
4%
4%.
?% Mav
A
Nov
Jan
Corp
of
Power
Aluminum
Corp
Canada.._——...—*
& Light
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Airlines
3'ft
Jan
700
9%
Aug
12
1,600
7%
Oct
12% Mar
Jan
'
'
.
11%
13%
'
'
-..
,
14%
-
16,000
8
12
12 A
.!
18%
18%
400
7'ft
7'ft
7%
15,600
12'ft
15%
16 'ft
1,500
Jan
6%
Oct
11
Feb
15
May
6
Mar
Jun
21% Mar
Oct
18%
1,500
16%
38Va
May
2
r
__V
•
of
Corp
Monogram
15%
26 Va Mar
Oct
14
Apr
Power
12%
.
3%
4%
4 A
-
22%
J.J.
8%
200
Nov
Oct
•
4
8%
Jan
36 'ft Mar
13
Feb
Jun
15%
103'/a
Jan
Jun
4%
7,600
3'ft
Jun
4%'.
8,700
3% May
Va'
Va
%
23%
25
11
11%
3,300
%
25
cum
conv
6%
cum
4.80%
preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C_;
For
footnotes,
see
i
page 35.
100
99
Nov
3% May
53
lift.
3%
26 %
9%
9%
1,200
7
1,500
500
12 A
1,100
4
93
—
Pronerties
Gas
&
Nov
10
3 A May
19 Va
Jun
5%
Feb
64% Apr
7% Aug
15 Va May
Feb
6
Feb
33%
43
Jun
13%
Oct
21
18
Jun
18%
6%
7%
10,600
1
2
preferred
*
$4.40
dividend preferred
*
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—*
$4.36 dividend preferred
*
Pacific Northern Airlines
=.
1
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep
11
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
—1
Pacific
8%
33%
Oct
Lighting
$4.50
Pacific Power
Packer's
pfd
& Light 5%
Markets
Super
Paddington Corp class A
Tubes.
Pall
Corp
class A
Pancoastal petroleum
Page-Hersey
(C A)
Company
Pantasote
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
Park Chemical Company
Pen
Class
Co
class
vtc—2 Bol
1
A
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
100
1
50c
*
1
shares—1 Bol
1
Electrochemical Corp class
Parker
Pato
Corp
Consolidated Gold Dredge
Co
Electronics
Traffic
Pentron
Pep
Jan
Pepperell
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
1
Jun
Oct
40
9
Oct
25 'ft
6,000
93
94
90
88
102
102
10
97'ft
Jan
103'ft
91
Jan
97 Va
1 Va May
3%
Oct
32%
4,400
700
27% July
29%
Feb
29%
29%
26%
26%
27
60O
25%
Jan
28 %
May
27
27 VB
800
25 A
Jan
27%
Apr
26%
26%
100
25%
Jan
27 Va
Oct
24%
Jan
26 % Mnv
22%
Jan
247/a
Feb
22 A July
24%
Apr
24%
24%
400
23%
24%
600
4 A
4,100
98%
110
39
310
101 A
103
144 A
103
146
40
94
170
93%
3%
3 Va
3 500
3%
23
23
12%
12%
4,900
20.400
24
13
6
%
1,700
(j Va
10%
Feb
91A
Jan
99
Apr
90
4
4s%
6 Va
Warrants
Jan
19
Sep
32%
29 Vb
Inc
Industries
Pacific
Feb
6,500
May
21
Jun
6%
31
Jan
Apr
May
32%
preferred
1st
Sep
8%
17 A
18 %
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred.—25
5 V2 %
6%
16,200
July
Oct
4% May
17 Va Mar
1,6C0
10
1
1st pfd.__25
Inc
6%
Electric
6%
2
1%.
45Tb
22 A
3,700
29 A
25
25
conv 2nd
Coast
Apr
July
Jan
Boys
Perfect
A—10c
2
2
1
1
Photo
Corp
Inc
Corp
Jun
Peruvian
Oils
Nov
Phlllips-Eckhardt
—-—
&
Minerals
Electronics
4
4
49ft
175
104
103
-•
47%
600
4
50%
13,100
3,800
Jan
95% May
2% May
Jan
103 A May
Jun
154
Jan
88%
Jan
95
Apr
2%
Oct
97%
130
20% May
May
9
5A
Oct
Oct
4
36
May
15%
36 Va
33 Va
36%
1,300
22 Vb
Jun
%
11,400
%
Nov
4.200
3 Vh
Oct
12,900
%
Jun
5 V.
Jun
I'ii
ni
3 VB
Va
Va
5%
2 A
5%
3%
A
9%
9%
9
3
3
3,V
7'ft
2 'ft
2'b
1,300
'
Mar
66
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jun
1 A May
5
Aug
1% Mar
8'ft
11 %
Apr
Apr
Aug
24%
Feb
17
May
23 Vb
Apr
3,900
7% May
12'ft May
13,400
2 ft
Jan
4
Jun
7%
200
7 Va
Nov
10
Jan
2%
5,400
14
1,500
800
2.50
*
l°c
1
26%
26%
1
8%
10
24'ft
600
72
%
Feb
106 Va Mav
17
13 Va
13
5 %
Feb
200
19%
19%
19
h
400
5%
8 A
7
19%
Jan
17 A
51 OA
53
17%
3 A
5% Mar
35
Oct
16%
70
25c
Jan
100
17%
72
1
Manufacturing Co (Mass) .20
Permian
94 Va May
Corp
Ltd—1
2.50
(The)
Circle
Perfect
.'.100
100
Aug
7% May
2.000
25
preferred
pfd A
5%
Penn
*
preferred
common
Jan
Co—
4.40%
93%
9,500
5 '/b
3%
Apr
Apr
'/a May
11'/a
100
20'ft
ft
11%
1%
125
600
23
24 A
1
1,200
13
101 % 102 A
1
Industries—
Precision
8'ft
8 Va
:
.1
Ltd
4,300
_
4. A
America
3%
31%
4%
■
.1
.
Monongahela
3%
100
10c
pfd
—.
Warrants
4%
101%
"ctfs"
RR
Inc..
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybedenum
5'ft
Company—_—
90
12%
15'/a Mar
'
50
1
Jan
Apr
600
63,700
5
50c
...
preferred
convertible
Minnesota
Mirro
common
29
98 %
28%
Feb
Feb
Oct
4%
6%
26%
20%
11%
51.
Feb
19%
11%
4
98
6%
1
7'.8
Oct
12% May
1,000
8
5%
%
2
4%
50c
-.5
50c
2.50
Abrasive
Investment Co...
Electronics
Mining
Apr
4 A Mar
Oct
5% May
vf
Park
Milo
10%
*-
P
Feb
Aug
13'ft
preferred—*1
Mill Factors Corn
4% %
% Mar
Feb
1
4
12 Va
23
52
—1
Manufacturing class A com—1
2%
20%
1
1
—....
Corp $1 conv
Co
Jan
Nov
V®
12,600
4%
Corp.
2,400
3%
1
.—1
-.10
56,900
5%
24
1
Securities
Electric
22,600
11%
—5
10c
Hone
WohJ
Jan
62
94 Va
Feb
19%
1
Inc..—
Midwestern Financial
Miller
May
12%
common
3'ft
:
Midwest
Oct
2
23 A
preferred
4V2%
Power
Town
1 'ft.
—1
Ltd
Corp
Corp
Microwave, Associates Inc.
Mid-West
5A
98
100
1
40c
preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
1
Old
1,600
13%
22
5 Vu
—1
Co
Brass
Ohio
4 'ft
.1
Chemical Corp...
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred.
...—
Oil
Jen
25% Mar
Jun
'Oct
14
12 Tit
20%
5%
Ohio
12 •'«
—1
.
Michigan
Midland
11'/a
13%
21 Vb
50c
Corp
Feb
~
Co.!
&
Extruders
n-ri„,.„11rlat.jc
4,800
20,100
Id
1
20c
Co
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
20%
.50c
Metal & Thermit Corp_^___
Miami
6%
•2 %
2%
5%
Inc
Mfg
Island
5%
2 %
1
28%
Corp..
Oil
fa
4%
•ft May
11,800
6%
2 Vh
6
1
1
*
—3
Co.
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
Merrill
800
warrants—
Jonnson
Menasco
A
t.1
l'.B
warrants
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
Maule Industries
M
(Del)
Sep
9% Mar
% Oct
1
2,000
£1
Corp
Corp
:t
2 7 it
2.50
Corp
McCrory
100
1
10c
Corp..
of Amer
Manufacturing
Occidental
*
Rubber.——'
Martin-Marietta
Masco
55
88A
1
10c
1
...
Maryland
190
350
Apr
32
International Marine
Ltd
58
94%
2'/a Jan
.:
Jun
1Jun
57
-4
o
Oak
7
Inc.—
Marfgel Stores
co
17%
19%
lc
50c
Service
&
5.200
16%
17 A
*
Inc___
Specialties
Marconi
Feo
94
6%
-
Oct
19 Va
—1
33 'ftc
A
Mallpry Randall CorpMansfield Tire
Sep
Jun
May
57
29%
Feb
22 %
Jan
80'ft
3'ft May
470
16 Va
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation-—
Public
Apr
7%
3
94
Feb
7% May
23
May
20%
1,400
.
r
2
1%
.50c
Inc
Airlines
Macold
Majestic
4
1%
Feb
Oxford
Corp
Co
Mackey
Maine
pfd
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Oxford
warrants
Inc
Vending
4A%
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Overseas
Trucks
"a
2
1 %' May
4 Va May
50
Co
Mar
M
Mack
RR
2 7'it
1
Airlines
Penn
Vb
1
25
Ltd
Oils
2,900
4,200
Mar
3%
12%
Mines—10c
Inc
10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems
Lunkenheimer (The) CoL—
Lynch
400
Feb
9
1
10
30c
Exploration
&
Silver Lead
Friday
10 Va
1%
3%
1
preserves Inc
Service.-..!-.—
Louisiana
170
13'ft
25c
Gas
Lucky
8%
7%
1
1
Corp
Electronics
Sherry
12'ft
7%
16
—
25c
A
Louisiana
Nov
15%
—
—2.50
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
1%
90,700
.
.
& Bartlett—
Kessler
Lockwood
700
%
12
ft'
—:
100
——
Chain
Steel
Locke
2 Vb
%
—1
America Inc
Lithium Corp of
Nov
%
1
10
—
3
2
i
.
300
10
..
4
Y common
Liberty Fabrics of N
3%
3
1
—1
25c
-ft— —1
Lee Filter
8%
100
1.000
28
Oct
2
Jan
Jan
10%
Oct
24%
68
Nov
88 'ft Mar
11%
Apr
Jun
33'ft
Apr
Oct
O-t
16%
Jan
27%
1 li
Jan
Jan
8^«
T-
8% May
24%
5%
5-A
17,100
4 Vb
12'«
11%
,T.
12%
15.900
9%
13
1?.
49.500
ft
6%
6 'ft
6%
6.800
6
5Vb
Nov
4 Vb May
.
Monday,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2106)
34
Novembei^l9, 1962
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended November 16)
Week's
Friday
Exchange
American Stock
5
10 pesos
10c
Industries
Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Phillips
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
27%
Corp
A
class
Products
Poloron
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,800
Jun
3% July
4
4
3%
300
7%
8%
7,700
3%
5%
Oct
8%"
6 V2
6 %
6%
1,800
5%
Jun
7%
1,400
7%
7%
10
9%
400
10
99% 100%
17%
17%
4
—
3%
8 %
—
33%
33
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
10J/8 Mar
Feb
20
Oct
10%
Apr
Amer
Apr
,
Jan
Sonotone
*
1
•
Jun
13% Mar
28 %
Jun
44
Jan
South
13%
Jan
Southern
2%
Feb
5%
14,600
1%
500
3% May
1%
Oct
Jun
11
Feb
19%
Feb
200
7%
Oct
12% Mar
4.48%
425
38%
Jun
70
Oct
4.32
8,800
1%
Jun
3
Oct
4.24%
1,400
66
65
4
1,500
Pratt
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Prairie
Lambert Co
&
Precisionware
Presidential
Class
Realty
10c
100
1
B
Mines
Preston
Ltd
Mfg Co Inc common
SI.25 convertible preferred
Wa%
Pyle-National
Corp
Oct
15
Oct
11%:
741%
100
72
Jun
86
14
700
13
Oct
32%
1,300
5
Oct
•15% Mar
2.500
8%
Oct
28%
Jun
13 %
Oct
Apr
8%
8%
1,000
13%
Apr
6%
6%
2,000
5JA
Jan
6%
Jun
4
3%
4
4,500
3%
Oct
8% Mar
8
8%
20
|
20 %
600
Jan
Corp
Arena Inc
20
22%
Feb
26%
Apr
Stahl-Meyer Inc__
Standard
Oct
22 %
1,800
12
12%
1,400
10% May
13
Jan
July
95
Oct
Paint
90%
90%
100
87
51
51 %
500
45
9
9%
1,000
8%
22%
12,100
13 %
~9%
21%
Oct
Jun
2 1*6
2%
2,
1,300
40
28%
28
28%
2%
May
Jun
25
Jan
Standard
Forgings
Sep
Standard
Metals
Products
411
Feb
Feb
34
7%
8
8%
6%
Oct
9'%
Sep
Oct
14%
Feb
6,400
10%
12%
9.300
10
Jun
24%
25%
4,200
15
May
—.
Investment
Corp
Co
&
series
Rollins
Roils
600
1% Aug
7%
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
1%
32%
2%
2%
2%
5%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
21,800
2% May
7%
4%
25.4C0
3
May
5%
Apr
Oct
1%
Jan
'
20 %
2
2,700
11
/
••
•%
10
Oct
%
3,300
Jun
56% May
Nov
25
84% Mar
10%
11%
4,400
9%
Jun
12%
Apr
14
14 %
500
10%
Oct
3%
3%
4,900
3%
Jun
231/4
5%
Feb
4
4
4 %
1.000
3%
Oct
14
12%
4,200
10%
Jun
•9
8%
B
9%
6 % May
2,100
10%
10
Jan
Feb
8
16
Stetson
(J
B)
International
4%
Nov
9%
Feb
700
4%
Oct
7%
Jan
9%
Oct
19%
Jan
Jun
86%
Feb
Oct
13%
11%
Jun
26% Mar
10 V4
Jun
4%
12
12 %
700
11%
—
7%
12
400
4%
4
—
.
~5%
:—1
Royal American Corp____——50c
Royal School Labs Inc______—___—lc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd*
1
50c
Inc
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
:—1
1
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynn*
._—.—,—
r
~4
3%
6 1
1.000
8
4
12,200
12%
Jan
Jan
8%
8
4%
5 1
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
2
1%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
Oct
7
Oct
4%
Oct
18%
Jan
Ncv
30 %
Jan
1,200
10
1,700
8% May
3,900
2
1%
%
9%
9%
1,000
13%
13 %
14,300
3%
3%
4 18
2,700
NOV
7V8 May
7%
12% Mar
5% ! Jan
15% Mar
Feb
151/4
7%
Jan
5
Jan
4% July
2%
1%
2%
3.0CO
3%
3%
3%
3,200
2%
3
3
100
Oct
9
Jun
3% May
1% Jun
—
5U
10%
3%
13%
9
Jun
1.300
8
11%
5
2,100
%
8%
4%
3% July
Oct
2% May
4%
Jan
s
Carlos
*
20%
20%
20%
400
20%
Jun
21%
Apr
2.50
Inc
Milling
2 %
2 %
2%
1,800
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
Ltd—
Co
16 pesos
6%
6%
21%
20%
4%i
series pi'eferred—20
series preferred
20
4.40%
series
preferred—.___
5.60%
series
preferred-—_
Ltd
New
San
common
._—
900
6%
Nov
Oct
8
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5<y
|"
20
20
Petroleums
50c
Savage Arms Corp
*
25c
———25c
1
Sarcee
(Del)_
Savoy Industries
Saxon
Paper Corp___.
& Fisher Co_—:
161/4
1,500
12%
Oct
24%
16
7%
8%
9,100
1
16%
15%
17%
3,300
50c
13%
11
14
2,800
10%
10%
7%
5
(Del)_
1
1%
1%
Jun
27 % May
2%
Jan
Feb
Oct
41%
Jan
1
1
35
16%
4
4
4%
7,800
3%
Oct
11% Mar
5%
6 Vs
6,300
6%
6 Vis
7 Va
2,800
2%
2%
300
%
6%
6% /■
(i
1/2
1
4
10c
Inc
Petrol
_
Co
class
6
1
25c
Corp
s
1
10
15,500
'4
•17%
Jan
6%
Nov
7%
Nov
2
Oct
5%
Feb
2,400
3%
3,200
rtf'Oct
5% May
6,200
14%
13
>
%
Nov
Jan
Jan
5%
6 Va
5,400
30%
29%
31%
17,300
25
5
33
32%
33
2,000
24
Jun
32%
31%
32 %
1,400
22
May
11 Vb
6
3 Va
11%
9%
2,600
Jan
2%
30%
14%
3 Va
1 %
Oct
12
50c
.—25c
1
2
1
•8Va Mar
% May
400
1
%
i
1
_10c
A
class
B
A
common
_5
common
cumulative preferred
3% Aug
8%
Oct
9% Mar
13%
Sep
Oct
10
Feb
Oct
4%
66
Mar
Electric
Taylor
International
Technical
Technical
Telectro
35% Mar
*
19%
7,200
14%
Oct
53% Mar
10
9%
10%
67,700
6%
Oct
26%
Jan
2%
2'%
1,600
2 Vis
Oct
4%
Jan
2 °/ 8
2%
2%
3,000
2 Vis May
1
5%
5%
5%
5,700
4%
5%
5
5%
28,300
3%
2%
2
2%
500
1
2%
2%
2*%
3,500
4 Vis
4 Va
4%
1,500
25c
Inc
7%
$4.56
pi'd
Inc
5
Co
Inc
2
i if
Jun
Feb
%
Oct
11%
Feb
4'%
Oct
9%
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
4%
11,000
3
May
7%
16 %
15%
16%
2,000
13
May
22%
10%
5
Oct
8
May
19'A
18,COO
2%
14,000
19
1%
200
11
600
2,500
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
1% ,Jan
98
11*6
10
Mar
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
16%
Jun
1 %
Jun
Apr
3% Mar
Vb
Jun
15% Mar
10
22
15%
Oct
26%
Feb
20
Oct
38
Feb
def
registered—5s
ord
300
6
6
registered-_5s
Mining
Universal
to to
1
■__
Inc
1
6
Nov
4
Va
Jun
2 Ve
Sep
90
90
19 Vs May
3% Nov
26% Jan
85 Vb July
91% May
3
Aug
4%
Oct
5
3 5 is
500
4
4%
1,500
2
% May
7%
10
%
3 %
14 %
9,100
July
18%
4%
3%
4%
7,900
3 Vis
Jun
6%
7%
7
7%
2,700
6%
Oct
3 Vb
"warrants"
3.
14
Jan
12 % Mar
800
14
1
Williams
22%
1,400
150
21%
3%
4%
5c
Corp
Airlines
1
1
Corp
Photolab
■\__
100
Nevada
of
6
20
Corp
4 % %
preferred
Aug
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
13
Mar
Steel
9%
500
7%
Oct
,
1
~4%
4%
4%
2,400
35is
Oct
Co__—
»
10 3 is
9 %
10%
1,800
9%
Oct
21%
Jan
22Va
Forging Corp
8%
•
Trav-ler Radio
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental
warrants
29%
True Temper Corp
30%
19,300
27%
28%
.27
10
500
9%
2,700
8Vis Mar
Oct
43 %
Jan
May
28 Va
Jan
7% Oct
14% July
2 2 J/2
24
Feb
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——.—3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
__1
ill July
1,000
17,300
3
7%
Jan
1
17,600
%
6 Va
11%
16%
Jun
71/8
Jan
21 %
Aug
1
L
% May
Vis Mar
8% Jan
Trust Co Ltd—
Shipyards
&
4
Oct
Sep
16 Vb
rets
Town
Jur
1 Vb May
3%
%'
20 %
rets
Edison
14
93%
16'%
deposit
Tonopah
Jan
Oct
225
21%
deposit
Toledo
16%
9,600
1
\h
23%
0
i
1
97
25c
class A
21 %
Oct
8
Jan
Oct
8
5,
6
10-%
10
Thorofare Markets Inc
Security
19 %
10c
com
preferred
17,200
1%
4%
9%
%
6 Vis
11
Co
70c convertible
"
96
97
50c
"warrants"
Thompson-Starrett
6%
1/,
*
Inc
%
16
i0c
Textron
:
10c
1
Light
Electronics
Tobacco
2y?
■
Inc
Electronics
&
11,300
___*
Textron
Inc
Jan
12 Vis May
19%
Corporation
Thriftimart
6%
22
_10e
Corp
.___
Shovel
Oct
1 Vb
18 %
i
Inc
Texsiar Corp
Thew
Vis
Apr
Apr
1
Terminal-Hudson
Oil
1
50%
20%
20c
Engineering
Power
11,600
Jun
1 %
Television Industries Inc
Texas
1%
28%
Apr
8% Mar
21%
Inc_
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp__
Texam
10,600
36
5
Inc
Industries
Tenney
39%
36
12 %c
Corp_;
Operations
Technicolor
37%
39
*
Co
Material
Tel-A-Sign
7 % July
10
.
Transue
6
13% Mar
18% Jan
Jun
1%
8.300
Mar
1,900
Feb
20%
20
2,900
Feb
22%
19
Jan
5%
Jan
31%
Jun
Oct
10
18,100
20%
Jan
Apr
20
Transport'11 Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
8 Vb
800
%
18
Jun
8%
16%
10c
*
Apr
5
4% May
14
1
20
7 %
5
Feb
Jun
15i%
Jun
4
14%
10%
Jan
19% May
Lux
600
Feb
Jun
World
3C0
Jan
4%
Jun
Trans
1.600
1 ti
30%
Oct
7%
Aug
0%
13
2%
May
2%
14%
22%
22%
i!
22
Feb
Feb
Mar
12 May
15
100
11
11
9%
6%
12
1,500
20% Aug
5
%
__
26,100
Oct
1,100
18%
22
May
10%
18
—
Jun
6
16%
Trans
GOO
21%
3%
2C0
*
Ltd—
Inc
Tower
7
4%
1,800
8%
T
Talon
Todd
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
San
1,500
4
9%
Amer
Salem-Brosius
5%
3%
Jan
15%
Amer
St
Apr
24%
1
new
Warrants
£1
34%
100
5%
i
Class
82%
Feb
Jun
27%
-10c
_50c
Syntex Corporation
4%
150
Apr.
16
5%
4
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Jan
l.COO
14%
3,900
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp—.
Swanee Paper Corp
,
Nov
4.500
Jun
3,700
Corp
Sunset
10%
i°6 May
85%
10%
1
Electronics
Jun
6.300
Jan
Sep
Jun
i.Y,
Inc
Corp
Window
Jan
9%
24%
Jun
2%
Inc
Corp
Sunair
Superior
32
Jun
3'A
22%
Products
Stylon
Supercrete
May
9
iS
Co
Wells
Jan
5,900
2%
.
Stop & Shop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner
Struthers
7%
3,100
4%
211/4
Inc_.
Precision
Nov
13
3%
Company
Sterling
Jan
8%
"5%
5.
Brewers
Feb
6%
11-
22%
Ltd
Aluminum
Feb
14%
Jan
1.500
12
4
%
""12
common
Feb
Jan
7 Vis
800
1
Co
(The)
Sterling
Sterling
Sep
8,800
4%
8%
Jan
4%
—1
—*
—1
regis
ord
Industries
Stephan
14
5,000
18
Feb
Mar
Oct
271%
10c
Chemical
8%
5
Inc_—
Field
Stepan
3%
4%
9 Vis
%
1
Inc__i
Stelma
Oct
4%
85
5,600
Ltd
Corp_
16% Mar
4%
9%
1%
Feb
20% Mai-
4%
85 %
1%
A
preferred
of Canada
Parts
Nov
%
Inc_—20c
Inc__
rets
dep
Corp
4
13
10c
.___
class
Instruments
Steel Co
7%
14,300
15,800
11%
11%
1
1
__.
B__
Mines
Inc
(The)
convertible
6%
pfd F—_100
4%
Corp
Corp
Uranium
Industries
1%
10%
21/8
24
22%
1
Inc
Tampa
1
1
common
Products
Elec
&
14
4% May
8i/a
:
Jan
3%
2,600
•
3%
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Ryan
5% May
300
15%
1%
u
———1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
—.—30c
Rosen^u
Brothers Inc_____
1
Ross Products Inc
—1
Rowland Products Inc
5
Rusco
7
Oct
10
Ltd—
Royce
Amer
Roosevelt
4,500
24%
4%
50c
1
•
Corp
_
Broadcasting Inc
Rogers
7
11%
11
Gas Co—
Jan 3 1965
Technical
Gas
Jan
%
class
Metals
Rodney
7
28%
A
to
extended
Robinson
24%
1
Rio Grande Valley
Rochester
Feb
10c
Inc
Associates
Finance
18 %
31% Aug
*
Corp
Algom Mines Ltd common
Vtc
Feb
Feb
1
1
1
Argentine Mining Co
Ritter
Sep
7%
3,800
Corp
Warrants
15% May
1,300
9%
37%
70%
i
Ridgeway
Rio
Oct
67%
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Restaurant
20
21%
70
Inc
Co
Arms
Republic Foil Inc—
Republic Industrial Corp
Rico
5,COO
10
Co
Insurance
Resistoflex
10%
1
Broadcasting & Dev—l—
Soundcraft Corp
Remington
19%
11
5c
1
Reeves
Reeves
Reliance
19%
__
(Robert)
May
4% July
1
1
Pump Co
Reis
4
10,300
55,500
171/4
17%
3c
_1
_—:——1
Co
class
Aviation
Stanley
Steel
of America—
Warrants
Reinsurance
7%
22
7%
%
1
20
Corp
Co
Shares
Tube
Standard
Stanrock
10%
8 )
7
74% Mar
21%
23%
Standard
Oct
12
May
1%
1
Co
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
6%
6%
11%
lc
*
_.
Brands
6%
11%
7%
Standard
$1.60
131/4
14
warrants
Rand
Sperry
Sports
17
741%
14
1,600
20
18%
19%
Pipe Line
1
Realty & Utilities
— 1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines,
I
Speedi-y Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Aug
7%
4,900
8%
20 %
7%
11%.
Reda
23 Va May
2%
21
1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y———1
Jan
4%
12%
Class A
Apr
21 %
Apr
400
22%
1
Nov
23%
1,600
24%
of America
24%
Aug
6%
10
40c
Properties Corp
Jun
21%
65
31/8
7%
Trust
21%
200
5%
21%
Real
3,300
23%
3
21%
Packing Co
84%
24%
23%
6%
1
Rayette Co Inc_
.
Real Estate Investment
Jun
24
3 %
~7%
Rath
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
Southern
43
50c
A
27
Jan
73% July
Mar
1
class
25
36% Mar
Jun
Inc
Industries
300
Jun
23%
Rapid-American Corp
Inc
30%
26%
29 Vs
2,300
•
20c
Rarao
221/4 July
26%
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Statham
Ramer
350
3,700
34%
6 %
25c
Inc
27
Edison—
Southern
R
Enterprises
32%
26(4
41 % Mar
Jan
Starrett
Ramco
29%
27
Jun
Apr
Star
Inc
31%
Jan
2,400
Mar
9%
Standard-Thomson
Radiation
30%
23
38 %
Standard
Quebec Power Co
27
Oct
Oct
18 % May
1
•
30%
Feb
11%
22 %
Oct
8
22%
Corp
900
3%
Q
Quebec Lithium
14i%
Jun
28%
—
90%
Co
13%
8
Southern
5
Co
Telephone
Sportswear
8%
11%
33
33%
100
20c
*
preferred
Rico
Puerto
Puritan
9%
8%
6 Vb May
700
Colorado—
of
4% May
1,600
1,600
29
*
Gas
Service
4.08%
200
5,100
4%
28%
4
1
(The) Company
Providence
Public
20
%
Jan
4
28%
1
1
Corp
Progress
Prophet
2%
Corp—
A
Class
—66%
Inp
Proctor-Silex
2%
1
Inc
Prentice-Hall
8
66 %
5% May
19
30% May
50% Jan
14
preferred..
—8.33%
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preference
25
convertible preference
25
25
cumulative preferred—
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—.
25
4.56%
5%
13%
Jun
33% July
6%
8%
1
12.50
Co
22 %
1,170
6%
._——1
Corp
Oil
California
4.78%
Oct
5%
12%
„.
3,500
40%
6%
1
6%
original
11%
5%
8
Penn
6%
300
5%
12%
(Del)—2.50
Alexander Inc
&
Corp of Canada
Coast
900
9
34
%_
Corp
Oct
27%
62% Apr
6
£1
—*
-1
Inc__,
Manufacturing—
Soss
'
Powdrell
Power
Airways
11
"6
27%
1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Singer
Slick
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Jan
39%'
.——*
:————*
preferred—
conv
Simpson's Ltd—
12% Mar
109 %
16
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
$3
High
Automobiles—
South
4 %
%
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American
6% May
13 %
3%
l.COO
1 %
5
Jun
39 % Mar
Low
Par
High
13%
1,200
4
Jun
7
93%
400
17%
Jun
8V4 May
1,500
99%
2.50
1
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Polycast
28%
19
3%
10
50c
1
Scale
Polarad Electronics
for Week
of Prices
High
27 %
•
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
*
Pneumatic
Range
Sale Price
Simca
—4
1
1
1
50
*
Inc
Industries
Pierce
Low
---
Dist Tel Co
Philippine Long
Last
American Stock Exchange
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
STOCKS
Shares
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sayre
Gems
Screen
Inc_,—h
& LumberAirlines Inc
_1
Seaboard Plywood
World
Seaboard
Sealectro
Corp
New
3
25c
common
loc
Seaporcel Metals Inc.
10%
9
6%
6%
2%
4 %
400
3
4%
22,300
,
6 %
3
4%
6
%
1%
2;000
6% May
Sep
5% Mar
5 '8
6%
5,500
%
1%
2,100
1%
1
u
8% Mai-
Oct
2% May
5% Nov
56,700
Mar
11
6
2%
Oct
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
*
Jan
6%
Nov
Union
Investment
3%
Jan
Union
Stock
Union
(The)
Seeman
Bros
•
—1
Corp—
Inc
Servomechanisms
Seton
i
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
37%
Jan
United
13%
12%
13%
2,600
11%
Oct
24% Mar
United
Silicon
Silver
bnv-'av
Lighting
For
United
Improvement
Jan
United
Milk
16
Jan
United
3% May
8,000
3%
•
11%
11%
200
5%
2.5C0
5
Nov
,31,500
18
Jun
25%
Jan
United
73%
Oct
119%
Jan
U
Aug
981%
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
Oct
30%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Gas_
%
Jan
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
•
Common
12.50
5
5
23 %
23%
23%
77
77
80
100
Co
94
12.5
common
Corp
Precision
Mines
9% Mar
10 Vb
3.600
5%
23
10c
2
2,100
40
%
92
100
94
23
%
22%
1
21
4%
4''4
10c
!A
22%
190
1
Inc
footnotes,
25c
see
page
35.
8% Mar
Jun
American
S
N
Air
28.000
19 % May
31
Feb
United
32
Feb
Universal
May
J
dep
rets
RR
&
%
1
~4%
500
5 Vis
Jun
8%
Jan
3 58
Nov
9 %
May
6
Oct
8%
Apr
Va
4%
9,500
6%
5
6%
100
4
3% July
8% May
20
2%
Oct
4
Jan
1,100
4 Va
Nov
6%
Jan
7%
5,800
2% May
7%
Nov
1
Co
Corp
7%
1
_—
187 3
7
Oct-
195
Sep
7% Mar
300
5
4%
5 Vs
900
4
2%
2 %
1,700
2%
2%
2%
1,500
1%
Jun
4%
4%
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4 Vis
Oct
8
Feb
5 Vb
5%
79,700
3%
Oct
9 Vis
Jan
5%
—25c
1962
Corp cl A
Jan
5 Vb
5%
1
5
Corp—
Inc„
179
2%
—
1955
Controls
Ajir
6
2,100
Series
Container
46%
4%
Series
Universal
Jan
Nov
2%
Warrants
Universal
2
36%
187%
Warrants
Jan
May
600
4
Apr
Jan
1 A
40
lx\:
4%
1% Mar
%
Mar
6,500
38
2%
7%
3%
6
Mar
4%
Oct
Nov
3.7<s May
7
2%
Oct
% May
Jun
187%
jo
1%
3%
100
4%
800
10,490
IVis
Jan
50r
2.800
3.0C0
2 %
4 %
Jan
26%
Corp.—
Co
American
3%
4,400
Nov
10c
Canal
Conditioning
Stockyards
4%
4
Feb
15%
20
regis
ord
19,300
4%
:
200
Aug
Ltd—
Co
Tile
1 A
39%
Investing—2.60
&
Products—i
Molasses
20
21%
20c
Corp
Ltd
%
3,000
2
Transistor
Creek
—
5%
B
Silver-Miller
Foods Inc
22
17% Mar
11
6
1
*
4
9 % May
3%
1
vtc
Corp
4%
11%
4%
50r
,
Gas Ltd
&
5%
5
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & uas Co ciass A
Class
Elastic
Corp
5V4
Oct
100
17
21 %
20
Omaha
Products
Canco Oil
1
L
Co
Asbestos
United
7%
!
Co
United
26.900
of
20c
Inc
preferred—
Oct
Jan
12%
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
612
26 %
9%
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
3% May
10% May
1
Leather Co
Shattuck
100
16,100
12%
Seligman & Latz Inc
Servo Corp of America
Aircraft
h
Mi
8%
17
4
Co
Yards
13%
6
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^
of
Co
12 »/2
13
6
Gas
-
United
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
9
5
Canada
51/8
I
com_10c
25c
5%
1 %
May
Jun
8
4%
4%
Apr
Feb
Feb
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6213
Number
(2107)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Marion
Universal
Corp
Sugar——
27
900
9%
8,800
6V2 May
11(4
Feb
2,900
7%
Sep
12
Feb
7%.
8
35
Jun
Jan
Registered
Gulf
5%
1,100
5 (4
Oct
11%
Jan
6(4s
8%
9%
4%
1,700
4,900
5(4
Oct
19%
Apr
Hartfield
3%
Jun
14%
Jan
Hoffman
7%
7%
8
5% May
10(4
Jan
Hudson
4
Jan
Western
&
American
4%
Hydrometals
'
%
4%
4%
2,800
3
3'%
3 %
3%
3,100
2%
Oct
8%
8%
9V4
8,000
6(4
Oct
10%
9%
10 1/4
10,600
25c
15%
14%
-*
10%
25c
Viewlex Inc class A
Vinco
—,—4—-1
Corporation.-—a
1
2
Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Virginia
Dare
Products,
Vita Food
Manufacturing-—
Vogt
;
Aircraft
Land
Baking
Wagner
1%
preferred-,,
&
Bond
Webb
&
Knapp
series
S6
Wei
RR
1970
4s
Inc
preference
Wentworth Manufacturing-
Products
Chemical
West
West
Feb-Aug
Western
Fashions
Development
Western
Equities
Westbury
pfd
Nuclear
Western
Stockholders Invest
Inc—
Inc_
Stag Mfg Co—
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Oil
11%
Williams
537
72
43
Williams
(R
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
3%
%
Woolworth
(F
7(4s
Apr
3%
Jan
Reeves
550
28
231/2
2,400
10%
2,100
8%
10,800
%
9%
l/o
32
11
Jun
29 (4
8
Jun
21'4
2,400
Jun
13%
13%
14%
2,900
10
5%
5%
15%
.16%
5,500
2 Vb
10,600
■
■
1
16%
1
2
Jo
2
I
-
4y4
1,800
5,200
4%
Oct
16%
200
13 V2
Jun
18
100
91
Aug
98
Jan
41
*
36 %
1
20
18%
21%
15%
15(4
15%
34%
16,650
2
Inc
36%
37
200
150
14%
Yale
25c
System Inc class A
preferred
Jewelry Co-i.^
■
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11
i«
~8%
8%
lu
4,500
9
4%
5
25c
5
I
com
5%
3%
4 Va
300
14%
14%
1,500
4
Quar-Mar
82
sub
1963
6
72
31
90
Harbor
Co
93
.
—
Water
1972
Devel
55
i
16% May
Zapata
Off-Shore
Co
50c
5
(a
5%
5%
1,700
13% May
4(4 Sep
8%
Power
Corp
3s
Mar-Sep
1981
Petroleum
Corp
10c
5%
5%
5%
5,400
3% May
7%
4%
4%
5
700
3% July
8
84
1
100
203
$85
D
1976
Fcb-A/tp
87%
87%
E
1978
Feb-A»p
91 Va
91(4
series
F
1979
series
G
1981
series
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1982
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1965
3s
K
L
series
M
series
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S
80%
-1
7
32
104
104
104
3 (4 s
(Calif) 3s
3%s
Inc
debs
6s
6%
107
10
98%
103
10
99%
103%
99%
101
92%
94%
4
91%
94%;
91
4
89
92
93 %
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89
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78
74
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122
95
128
92
83%
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95
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150
154
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92
160
100
154
Feb-Aug
,—Jan-July
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Washington Water Power 3 (4s 1964_
105
105 %
105
93(4
„Feb-Aug
sub debs 1977
conv
103
101
1
91
94%
Feb-Aug
1973
105%
102% 103%
April-Oct
1971—J«n-July
1970
101 Va
101 %
1
$100
1970
Electric
&
93%
96
$104 Va 107
101 % 102%
Map-Nov
Gas
85%
86
103% 103 Va
$103% 104 Va
Mar-Sept
Gas
Service
93%
100%
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California
Food
88 %
88%
100
Feb-Aug
1987
Gas
83
3
$91%
Mar-Sept
1985
Counties
85 3
85%
85%
2
100»%
Mar-Sept
1983
89%
90%
85
Jan-Aug
a.
1985
O
86
Feb-Aug
—
100
95 Va
82
82 Va
$89
Feb-A up
1982
series
series
99
99:
April-Oct
;
1982
J
series
Feb
1
88
77
77
series
Edison
Wasatch
Apr
Zapata
137
74
77
77
series
U
Jan
90
2
94
87%
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Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
May-lVo?>
Sep
104
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4% July
123
99
93
Fcb-Aup
Southern
Jan
119
7
87
93
'92%
90
1976
Southern
Jun
9%
91
98%
■
99%
99
Feb-Aug
1976
California
4%s
6(4
87
97
$94 %
an-July
97%
—
$122%
May-Nou
110
—
—
$98
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1998—Jan-,7«Zp
6s
9.9%
62
38
ApriZ-Oct
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99%
—
21
97%
97%
Apr-Oof
C
4(4s
84
126%
73 "
70
Feb-Oef
1968—
4%s series N 1986
Jun
131
82%
MOO
Jan-July
1976—
;
&
debs
5s
Apr
99
97%
101% 104%
—Jan-July
3%s
warrants)
4%s
May
91%
35
104% 106%
series
Jun
1(4
105
105
4
Corp—
4%s series
2%
Oct
116%
98
96
4%s
7(4
3%
90
42
96
3%s
18% Mar
5% May
Jun
1,100
22,800
1984
Co 7s debs' 1967
subord debs 1977—
Broadcasting
Szabo
—
51
100(4 102
96
3s
Sep
6(4 May
2(4 Jan
5s
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40c
104(4 105%
101%
3%s
23% Mar
Ltd—
105%
3%s
May
12
to
1971-
(without
4%s
59%
Mar-Sep
2%s
Jan.
Mar
6%
15%
95
5%
138
$82
Oct
15%
-
95
97
Feb-Aug
Mar
2%
128
10'
104(4 105
1973
Jan
29
48%
96%
B
Feb
10(4
Jun
11% May
118 Oct
103
9
87
series
22% Mar
Oct
95
6%
1
100
12%
46
50
128
May-ZVou
—Mar-Sept
J an-July
Jan
14(4
26
49%
118
1973
Jan
1(4 May
100
A
Jan
3%
Nov
6
2,400
95
64%
64
20
3s
Jan
24%
15%
1
1%
,
107
153
99%
series
Jan
18
~9%
9%
700
—
pfd
1%
Nov
102
60
May-Nov
1974—
5 (4s
America
Electric &
58
80
3%s
Feb
High
Ltd—
Equities
Southern
Jan
15'4
Oct
'
50
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oet
.—
————-—_———
conv
conv
Safe
May
25(4
18% May
800
Machine
Inc
5%s
Apr
Feb
38
Jun
29 Vi
22
10%
25
W)
Apr
%
Sep
1%
rets ord regular
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
Realty
Feb
6 ('2
common—
Raceway
Feb
4%
16%
6%
Express
7%
%'
American dep
Yonkers
21 (4
Sep
Oct
Vb May
1982
American
Oct
17%
28
22%
1970
Service
3%
500
64
128
.——Apr-Oct
1976
5s
Co
mortgage
Rapid
2%
3,700
Corp
99%
liq tr ctfs_.
1977
due
5(4s
extended
of
1st
Public
2,500
2%
6s
now
Power
mortgage 3s
3(4s
Mar
8%
Corp
Power
1st
Aug
94
6 %
Industries
Co_—
Industries
21(4
22
■
Woodall
Sep
Aug
12,400
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1984—June-Dec
Apr
19(4
88(4
_1
Light 41/2%
Industries Ltd
(John)
7%
3 % May
700
16 %
Co
&
Wood Newspaper
Jan
6 %
preferred
Wood
Feb
4
A
20 %
*
—
Brothers
5%
104%
20
3 V2
%
1
Co
Wisconsin Pwr
Ohio
10c
Corp
&
C)
Nuclear
Jan
Jun
4,100
1982
deb
conv
Corp
1953
due
Jan
Oct
4%
22
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
6 %s
3
2%
3 Va
—
3
—Is
(The) Inc
Brothers
Jan
13
Jun
19,300
4 %
2%
■
Williamhouse
Research
6s
——10
1
10c
10c
1
1
—
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
10
4%
3
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Wliippany Paper Board
:
White Eagle International Inc
White
General
83(4
93%
3%
National
Ltd—
American aep
rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
20(4
5c
Western
Jan
IV2 May
1
/
2,500
5 V4
20%
10%
6%
460
93%
10c
Bellas
3,900
3%
——.
1
Co
Inc_
National
Nov
600
95
i
Sep
6%
11,900
4%
6
89
Map-Nov
Linotype Co 5%
Valley RR 4s 1963
Nippon Electric
60.100
5
■
Midland
National
6
94
6(4%
Mergenthaler
Nov
Jan
V4
20%
100
10c
5%s
Aug
Jan
1 Va
3%
Livingston
16%
10%
6%
2
91
Jan
Jun
71%
3%
89
4%s 1978_
Hess
91
Jan-July
Tr
Kawecki Chemical
Nov
6%
1st 6s
Corp
Jan
May
71/4
4%
71
1972
6s
Co
6
$82
1977————
Oil
7
Low
Jun-Dec
debs
conv
Realization
6s
3
1
3%
Co
28
2%
95
Inc
Power
100
6%
%
1
Italian
600
31/4
2%
50c
—
4.40%
Utilities
Texas
65
•
12%
1 Va May
3,400
3
—•
—
10c*
1
—.1.25
common
~2%
Apr
7s
Manhattan
&
Kaltman
Jun
Jan. 1
No.
1973—Jun-Dec
1981
conv
23 Va
Oct
5
Range Sine*
Sold
High
$4
J«7i-July
1977
5(4s
Stores
International
Jun
13%
7(4
6%
common
Company Inc__
&
man
Inc
600
52
4
6% non-cum conv preferred
10
Waltham Precision Instruments Co—1
Waitt
1,700
"5
~2
*
100
common—
9%
Bonds
Friday's
Corp—
deb
sub
conv
21% Mar
7% May
1,100
10V2
%
5
13
May
2%
*
Co
15 %■
5 Va
9
5
1
VTR Inc
Waco
12,200
or
Bid & Asked
—
——
9%
4%
Last
Sale Price
$3%
Guantanamo
•
5%
5%
Period
Low
29%
.
Interest
Exchange
High
9%
"9%
5
Valspar Corp_
:•
——1
Valve Corp of America—-————-25c
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
Victoreen (The)
Instrument Co—-—1
Utah-Idaho
low
American Stock
29%
—__17.78
*
Universal Insurance
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Shares
Range
American Stock Exchange
Par
for Week Ended November 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
35
100
41
97%
100%
97%
99%
67
80
Feb
Zale
Zion
Foods
—
,
:
Corp
14%
I
Webb
&
Knapp Inc 5s
debs
99%
June-Dec
:
70%
June-Dec
1974
99%
1
70%
70%
54,
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
•
5%s
Inc
Steel
Amer
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Eleo Power 3(4s 1970
Steel
Bloomfield
6(4%
Bosion
June-Dec
1974__.
debs
&
Appalachian
Bethlehem
sub
conv
6s
Indus
2%s
'
94%
Low
27
$56
93%
62
No.
Co
series
—
Brandywine
Raceway
Chicago Transit
Continental
Apr-Oat
Authority
90%
Delaware
Lack
&
of
Lackawanna
N
4s
6%s
ex
wts
Fotochrome
1975
5 (4s
&
B
General
Development
Foam
6s
Corp
debs
ApriZ-Oct
1963
|
91
102
93%
100%
Peru
10
142 %
85
38
•
21
7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
(Republic
de Janiero
10
17%
69
81
94 %
49%
50
51
100
89
93
102
80
121
80
79%
80
4
75
92
NEW YORK STOCK
$50
1947-
$60
from
90%
98
par
Jan
3s
Week's Range
Last
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
(Plan A)
value,
a
Deferred
$35
2s 2012—Jan-July
delivery
United
Gas
Corp
1st mtge &
2%s
coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge &
coll trust 3(4s 1972
mtge & coll trust 33/ss 1975
1st
4%s sink fund debentures
3%s sinking
1st
mtge &
1st mtge &
:|'89%
Ja?i-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
96
94%
May-Nou
April-Ocf
*91%
102%
Mar-Sept
99%
Low
_
—
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5%s sinking fund debentures 1980
1st
mtge & coll trust 45/as 1982
93%
95
90%
95%
90
—
102% 102%
99% 100%
62
5s
S
conv
2%s
1981
Apn'Z-Oct
1976—
133
134
*84%
Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
4%s sinking
Vanadium
3%s
1967:
Steel
4s
*93%
ApriZ-Oct
—
debs
1983
102%
105%
105%
104%
112%
170
—
—
conv
subord
Virginia Electric &
1st
&
ref
debentures
103%
April-Oct
1969
—
48
103(4 103%
54
*„
June-Dec
1976
Mav-Sept
1st &
ref
ref mtge
&
1st &
debs
1980—
Power
94
78%
81
95
100 y4
98%
99
95
63
81
77
&
ref
1st
&
;
2%s series G 1979
mtge 3%s
31
110
Wisconsin
92
94
136
1984
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
1
86 (4
1st lien & ref
4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008—
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs
Wabash RR Co—
April
Jan-July
—May-Nou
Gen
82%
86%
1st
Electric
mortgage
2%s 1976
Power
2%s
——
Public Service
Jan-July
.
—
—
87%
87%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
88
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
—
—
75%
18
71%
10
85%
91
21
113%
91(4
90%
115% 117
91%
120
'
70%
mtge 4(4s series H 1990
76
91
*89
*96
70%
100
70%
April
*69%
717/a
Feb-Nov
85'%
85%
36
843A
84%
94
—
"
80'/a
92%
85|
991/4
80 y.
4
*92
93%
99
99
12
56%
57
56
56%
14
57
13
50y4
97
97
98
16
92
79
79
5
98(4
98%
1
99%
50 Va
56%
96%
96%
105
105
*86%
—
*73%
*98%
*98 %
87%
87
*86%
51
81(4
103 %
77
96%
1
98%
99
105%
14
103%
107
87
186
__
— -
—
98%
94%
—
85%
983/4
99%
85
863/4
95%
97%
94
—
87%
24
__
—
*96"%
98%
59%
49 %
51
*82%
85
—
98
97%
77
59%
—
59%
59
79
^
*70
June-Dec
Jan-July
High
28%
—
.
14
57%
65
68
36
57
__
79%
82%
—
89
94%
—
99(4
*81
—
*90%
—
1
79%
91
__
Jan-July
May
3%s 1971
82%
75%
116
99
*79%
Mar-Sept
1979
83
88%
87 %
*86%
91
—
98%
Jan. 1
Low
33
*89%
Range Since
Sold
NO.
High
Co—
series A 2004mtge 4 (4s inc series A Jan 1 2029
84
*87(4
*84
Mar-Sept
-
RR
4s
75
'
1982
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First mortage 3%s series B 1971
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sepf
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
—
*86%
,
1
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1973_April-Ocf
Map-Nov
Feb-Awp
1975
98%
1981—Jan-July
May
5%s debs 1987—_Feb-Aug
debentures
Central
mortgage
Wisconsin
—
—
June-Dec
April-Ocf
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First
Wisconsin
86(4
—
Mar-Sepf
1981
series I
Jan-July
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Anp
Wilson & Co 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
102 Va
Mar-Sept
series H 1980
mtge 3%s series J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
108
109
June-Dec
ref
convertible
3%s
104 %
;|
Mar-Sept
1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
ref mtge 2%s
1st
debentures
;
■
Mar-Sept
53
*30
Ja?i-July
1966
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3(/4s series D 1967—_.
Co—
mtge 2%s series' E
1st
series I
1st 4s gtd 2361
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
85%
93%
Tendo Co—
4%s
income
5s
of America—
subord debentures
4 %s conv subord
3(4s
Power
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A
163%
82
—
98%
98
98
—Jan-July
fund debentures 1986
Corp
conv
101%
99(4
102%
'
United States
Shore RR
101 y4
11
135%
or
Feb-Awp
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3(4s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Union Teleg Co
debentures
debentures
47%
42%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
4s
103
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
Penn
West
102%
-
U
West
91%
97
12
102% 104 %
—
101%
99
18
*103% 106%
May-Nov
90
98%
91 Va
11
—
105% 105%
June-Dec
Period
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3(4s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3 (4s 1974
May-Nov
97
7
*102
May -Nov
90
34
101% 101(4
Jan-July
1st
United States
Interest"
Exchange
ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Warren RR first
97
'
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
34%
Low
High
89
No.
*90
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1972
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4%s 1977
coll trust 4%s 1978
64
41 %
transaction
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
New York Stock
Range Since
Bonds
or
Sale Price
60
40
41
Jan-July
1997
1
stamped
BONDS
Friday
BONDS
60
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended November 16}
30
page
100%
99
100%
$99
Friday
Continued
—
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
V
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
35
26
1
80
66
$60
95
13
72
95%
65
of) —
fund
Sinking
99
93
__
$63%
Map-Nov
94 %
94
94
I
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
92%
Apr-Oct
1981
conv
9%
—
$96%
April-Ocf
June-Dec
Mar-SepZ
2%s 2008
117
$97
50%
A)
87
10%
$69%
—
—
(Plan
86
28
10%
Map-Nov
1974
6s
6%
Corp—
May-Noy
Apr-Ocf
stamped
60
28%
27
27(4
Map-Nov
May-Nov
1993
1993
Construction
subord
29
7%
$110
May -Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947—
♦No
1981-
Builders
Maranhao
114%
1
98
28%
28%
Feb-Aup
1976
Inc
General
General
A
series
.
130
RR—
4s series
Realty
•
Division—
J
mortgage
mortgage
National
93
94
__Mar-Sep
debs
1st
First
94%
Rio
1st
•
7s
Waterways
&
15
75
$100
100% 100%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1978
3%s 1978
6s
Western
Port
100
110
90%
69(4
June-Dec
1976
6s
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
(Germany)
121
110% 114(4
114
June-Dec
1969
Assn
Vending
69
84
90
49
$121
Quar-Feb
1970
A
convertible
5%s
25
55%
2
/"'v^
94(4
"
BSF
$120
6%
1951—
Jan-July
6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s series A 1967
Jan-July
4 %s series B 1967——_____
____Jan-July
Hanover (Prov)
6 '/as 1949
Feb-Aug
Danzig
High
Inc—
conv(sub deb 1977
Edison
Jan. 1
High
27
—
June-Dec
June-Deo
1998
1
Aug
Building
Sold
Baden
German
Low
Alsco
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
•
•
Bonds
Friday's
or
—
J
1
•
„■
3
92
69%
116
75
66%
72
83%
88%
April-Oct
—
*79
*103
104
sale not
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest e Odd lot
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s rang .
no
included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
.
.
?.,t|nn
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current wee .
• Bonds selling flat.
' '
a
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
1031/a
nn
Section <
'
nf
-
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
fofr Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Low
•
22%
_1.66%
American
Tel
<fc
Tel
33 Mi
Anaconda Company
—50
Boston
Edison
Co
1®
Boston Personal Property Trust
•
16%
18
Agricultural Chemical
Eastern
6%
6%
St
Mass
cum
Lone
45
5514
50 %
r
Standard
Oct
(Ind)___
Oil
Standard
Jan
52 %
May
Jan
34% July
76% Jan
Oct
58%
Oil
Sunray
DX
(N
49%
48
40
22
Nov
40
Apr
44
Oct
72%
Jan
36%
Jun
45 Va
Aug
United
Feb
751
50%
Jan
465
23
35
Carbide
•
//. U S
U
42%
72 %
44%
72%
71%
1,717
54%
1,9821
28%
32
34%
Oct
55 Va
21%
21%
50
18
Oct
32%
367
59%
Oct
85%
Oct
77
57%
573/8
72
50
May
60 %
Sep
Oct
57Tb
Feb
Feb
135
40
54 %
53%
54%
342
45% May
56 %
_'i
50 3/4
51 Va
20
7 Va
95
47% May
5% Jun
59%
6 Tb
23
23%
60
22
28 %
55%
55%
50
12%
13 Vt
46% May
11% Oct
1
_10
7 Va
1
—_.____12%
il
—
*
■
13 Vt
90
-
101 % 102
____*
Corp..
5
—
—
16%
.___
Olin
(N
H)___
Chemical
Mathieson
24 Va
,
|F)
18%
30
24'/a
648
19% May
26%
Apr
42%
44%
754
36% May
51%
121%
Jun
Jun.
52%
Nov
52%
50
39%
30 Va
30%
85
22% May
34% Mar
238
37%
Oct
78Tb
-
42%
43 Va
24%
25%
95
22
Oct
41'A
30 Va
30
31%
350
25%
Jun
39 %
Jan
64 Va
64 Vb
30
5614
Oct
90'A
Jan
-_V
--
Jan
68
68
Shawmut
1
Association
Detroit Stock
Shoe
Corp
Westinghouse
41
18%
Feb
Allen
Electric
&
Equip
Supermarkets
Metal Products.
34%
108
28
Jun
40
Jan
20
662
17
Oct
41
Jan
Allied
55%
800
45% May
62%
Feb
22%
1,147
30%
Feb
Borman
21
Oct
17
43%
45 %
385
41
Oct
70%
38%
40
130
22%
Jun
5%
20
5%
Oct
7
31%
5%
30 Va
32
1,137
Jan
Budd
Jan
Consumers
Detroit
Friday
Week's
Shares
Cincinnati Gas
Low
1
___
_
Carey Mfg
Champion Papers
20
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Aircraft
for Week
44%
J)_
_______
Gulf
,
.——25
Oil-
Texas
A-—
6%
_r__
(Ohio)
Texaco
Low
*
Studebaker Corp
•'
Feb
65 %
Railroad
Corporation
New
Oil
Standard
Sep
10
40
22
5
20
100
Cement
150
143
18%
136%
29% May
50% Jan
40
*
Corp—
Copper
452
(Cal)__
Union
50c
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Star
32%
54%
1
Company
Creek Coal Co common
Island
Kennecott
35%
50%
5
General Electric Co
Gillette
815
31%
32 •'
*
2.50
Inc
Stores
Co
Motor
Ford
98
3.881
43%
Oil
30% Mar
12% May
114%
Brands
Standard
High
Jun
40%
100
100
pfd
National
First
1,585
20%
Standard
Co—
Ry
class A
preferred class B
1st
cum
112
112
10
Co
Service
Cities
Corp
Motors
American
8
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
American
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Monday, November 19, 1962
...
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Exchange
Boston Stock
.
i
—
13%
-
Calumet
&
Carrier
Hecla
Inc..
Pacific
Canadian
Corp
(Un).
common.
Tractor
(Un)
of America (Un)
Corp
South
West
Pub
Corp
Service
5
12 V2
—
22
25
10
—
*
—
*
2.50
10
—
•—
__
.
21 %
Feb
10%
Sep
17T4
19%
Oct
26
Jan
42 34
Feb
31% May
29% July
42%
Jan
28 Tb
Jun
43% Mar
31
Jun
46%
Feb
17% Ma-y
23 3/8
Sep
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2109)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
Low
Par
Products
Certain-teed
convertible,
$3
Chemetron
&
Milw
Chic
(Un)
Ohio Ry
Paul
St
&
Cities
Electric
Cleveland
Fuel
Colorado
Feb
65
15%
Jun
25 %
Feb
toouaanto
700
44%
Oct
59%
Jan
Montgomery
8%
500
7%
Oct
17%
Feb
Morris
117a
12%
800
9
Jun
22%
Feb
Motorola
19%
19%
400
15
Oct
36
Feb
Muter
14%
Oct
Columbia
Gas
23 %
36%
Continental
61%
17
18%
18 V*
5
39-
Oct
42 %
5,400
35
May
30%
200
38 %
39-)a
1,100
1,100
23
23%
42%
43
800
38% May
47%
57
55%
47%
Oct
71%
Feb
10%
10%
100
9%
Jun
12
Jan
50%
51%
300
47 %
jun
55% Mar
56%
•
100
19
Nov
34%
47%v
2,400
41
Oct
60% Mar
19
20%
1,400
18%
Oct
42
15%
15%
100
12%
Jun
21% Mar
18%
900
14%
Jun
20 Va
21%
21%
19
18v*
18
5
1
Publishing
12.50
(Un)
Amer
28% Mar
Jun
17%
5
(Un)
1
(Un)
Detroit
Feb
Aug
Manufacturing
Dodge
Chemical
Dow
du
Pont
Kodak
Eastman
Emerson
Electric
200
25%
Oct
34% Mar
1,900
40
Jun
72 %
Jan
600
166
/
Jun
229 Va
Nov
16%
jun
27 %
Jan
85%
Jun
28%
57 %
225
229 %
20%
800
100% 102 %
1,700
17%
17%
5,600
15%
Oct
26%
Jan
28%
29
1,200
23
Oct
42
Feb
1
17%
3
1
;
Sep
Jun
56
10
Mfg
Feb
61%
19%
(Un)
Co
Paso Natural Gas
56%
48
28
228
5
Inc__
Air-Lines
Eastern
el
Nemours (Un)
de
42%, Oct
100
56%
-5
Co
(ei)
200
60
28%
5
Co
49
60
—
,
20
Co (Un)^_:
York
New
North
North
Whitney
Fairchild
Falstaff
Camera
First
Tire
115% Mar
"Ford
Motor
wd
:.
.
■
.'-s
'."t
■
■
.
Oct
38 %
2*%
Oct
48% Mar
800
37%
Jun
60
Jan
45'%
7,700
36 %
Jun
45%
Nov
%
8%
1,400
7%
Oct
14%
Jan
24%
2,600
27 Va
Feb
8%
10
i.
29%
3,400
43%
22 %
24%
1
i
Corporation
100
34%
8%
100
8
3
*£o
Trailer
Fruehauf
f
29%
43
45%
2.50
Inc
i
:
■
4%
65
Oct
51%
Oct
3%
Oct
106%
Jan
Mar
88
6%
Jan
(Un>
79%
23%
Central
79%
400
22%.
23%
4,500
37 Va
38 %
900
79
1
(Un)
;
1
3
1
13
1
7
rr
Aviation
Car
(Un)
Corp
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Indiana
Public
Northern
Natural
Gas
Northern
Pacific
Gas
Co
59
39
Apr
55%
Jan
GOO
3
13%
1,100
11
66 Va
22%
3
■:
57 Va
Feb
5%
Jan
300
48% May
71%
Jan
1,10J
20% May
46% Jun
28% May
59
5,200
37%
39
5,700
42%
34%
41
13%
5
July
20%
42%
lo
132% Jan
Jun
32V4
Co
(Un)
Ry
30%
Oct
22 Vb
•
Co
Oct
Oct
34%
66 %
5
Service
68%
21
32
Apr
bh'/4
49% Mar
May
35% May
48
Apr
351/4
700
30Va
44%
Jan
32%
1,900
25% May
37% Mar
39%
41
1,200
36%
50 Va
131/4
13%
300
43 Va
43%
100
34
34 %
400
30%
31%
2,000
28%
34%
100
29%
1.500
Oct
Northern States Power co—
(Minnesota)
Northwest
(Un)
5
Bancorporation
3.33
Oct
Jan
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Edison
300
a
31%
1
Co
15
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson
7.50
Chemical
Corp
•
31%
Oct
12 Va
38 Va
20 Va Feb
49»/4 Jan
Jun
Oct
30
261/4
Feb
40%
Jun
41,.;.. Jun
Pacific Gas & Electric
Paramount
Pictures
Coal
Peabody
Gas
Pepsi-Cola
29
Nov
57
8.0c0
19%
Oct
38% Mar
Mar
29%
820
22%
Jun
35
Feb
12%
11%
12%
3,100
10%
Jun
18%
Feb
46%
44%
46%
3,300
39%
Jun
52 % mar
33 %c
42%
40%
43
900
33%
Oct
55 Va
33 %n
43%
41%
44
2,600
34 %
Oct
571/4 Mar.
-.12.50
32%
52 %
53%
1,000
45%
Oct
62 v4
1,900
42% Oct
57 y« Jun
59% Mar
91%
Jan
33%
Apr
Co (Un)
&
Corp
Morris
(Un)
Inc.
See
Petroleum
Co
&
Gamble
Feb
Jan
(Philip.)
Morris
5
(Un)
(Un)
Co
47
47
Indiana
48 %
(Un)
Co
68%
69%
1,500
*
31%
32%
3,800
*
of
Co
•
24%
24%
800
24% May
20% Oct
5
Service
Oil
Feb
36%
24%
•
Co
Procter
Pure
36%
100
22
29
5
Coke
Phillips
Public
25 % May
37% <37%
24%
10
rr
Dodge
Philip
1
•
Light &
(Charles)
Phelps
10
Co,
Pennsylvania
Peoples
(Un)
(Un)
Co
&
31%
32%
800
28%
Jun
38'/a Mar
36% Mar
56%
Sep
89
69% Mar
42%
5
Co
Dairies
Foremost
Fell
8%
Oct
4
2,900
31%
33%
*
Bankshares
5
44 7
29%
1
(Un)
Rubber
&
Wisconsin
Chem
Mfg
American
Pfizer
43%
Corp_l
Corp
Brewing
Firestone
4%
4%
1
CorpInstrument
&
5
a
Register (Un)
American
Pullman
"^irbanks
400
700
100
58
4%
Mar
49
—1
Co
Edison
73
56 Va
4%
__50c
&
Parke-Davis
Deere &
72 Va
5
__3
.
Jan
800
47 Va
Corp
Jan
Apr
—1
Co
America
of
38%
42%
23
Products
Steel
45% Mar
Jun
4?%
5
10
Corp
30% May
33 v\ May
25%
iUn)___
Jan
Jan
30
Inc
Inc
Company
50
Jan"
41%
Jan
Tile
17%
39-?a
52 v8l
37%' Apr
National
54"%
30%
Feb
Jun
Oct
Mar
Oct
42%
7%
35%
24%
36
32% May
—•
Jun
2,900
9,900
<te
Nov
12%
4
47 Va
31 Va
Co
18%
22
200
45%
Gypsum
Jan
2,200
4'/4
40% Mar
42% Jan
29%
Cash
12%
7%
Oct
47%
Distillers
1,200
0
22%
31%
National
Apr
800
Oct
200
1
National
70
1.4
4
High
30%
*
National
Jun
25%
a-/4
26
1,900
Co
Feb
Nov
55%
39%
%
7
*
;
Low
34%
25%
*
Co
Range Since Jan. i
High
34
(Un)
Ward &
(Philip)
Low
34
10
Co
Chemical
Mar
300
24%
Delaware (uni
of
Curtiss-Wright
Jun
24%
(Un)
Motors
Crucible
32 %
10
Insurance
Crowell-Collier
Jun
•
(Un)
America
Oil
Corn
20
1
of
of
200
,
1.33%
Continental
Co
58%
64
Co
Continental
Controls
45%
Oct
5
Co
Can
50
39
——
System
Corp
Jun
Corp
Iron
Power
Continental
37%
200
23%
15
Consolidated Foods
Container
67 Va
10,500
50%
Commonwealth Edison com
Consumers
Jun
Jun
47 Va
47
Shares
13% Mar
8%
38%
400
67%.
Va
for Week
26% Jan
800
11,300
9%
9
47 Va
—1
200
17%
1774
64
(Un)
Co
&
Chemical
58%
200
48%
Ilium
Palmolive
Colgate
Monroe
200
18
Mar
Fuel
Manufacturing
53%
—1
com
Inc—
Co
Coleman
Modine
River
61%
*
Iron
Mississippi
12 %
—8.50
10
Elec——.
Corp_
Cleveland-Cliffs
21% May
52% Sep
30 % Sep
17%
Pac
co—
Products
City
600
Oct
51 Va
17%
& So Bend rr_12.50
9 Va
Corp.1-.!:—67%
Service
29%
61%
Chicago So Shore
Cincinnati Gas &
12%
18
Northwestern Ry com
*
5% series a preferred
__100
Chicago Rock Isi
Pacitic Ry Co
*
Chrysler
700
52%
Chicago &
Sales
Range
Par
High
16
8%
preferred-—.
Corp
Chesapeake
Low
High
29
1
*
1
25
Champlin Oil & Ref common
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
14%
14:,-t
1
(Un)
.
Last
8ale Price
stocks
for Week
of Prices
stocks
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Sales
Week's
37
Jun
17% May
6% Aug
Feb
10% Mar
■
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
Corp of
B
....
Republic
Revlon
Steel
Rexall
Corp
900
34
35%
5,500
28%
Oct
59 Va
38%
42
700
33%
Oct
67
257/a
24%
|S
23%
25
39%
41%
34
•
1
(Un)
Tobacco
Viiai-'
••
__2.50
(Un)
(Un)
Co
J.)
2,400
30%
23%
10
(Un)
Drug & Chemical
(R.
55%
29%
—1
Metals
61
53%
54%
B
Inc;
Reynolds
Reynolds
61
0
(Un)_
America
Raytheon Company
1
6
39%
"
200
1,200
:
38% Jun
25
May
-
.„
21
20%
34%
Oct:,
Jan
Mar
52%
Jun
5.600
Feb
40%
Sep
2,600
Feb
03% Mar
Jan
41
Jan
80 %
Jan
;v 31%
Feb
Sep
,
'
Richman
Gen
American
Bankshares
General
Box
General
Candy
1
Corp
j.
Electric
General
Foods
General
Mills
General
Co
Public
Tire
General
?
Gillette
(Glen
Glidden
Gray
Oil
Jan
57%
Jan
18%
17%
18%
1,100
15%
Oct
30%
Feb
31%
31%
400
25%
Jun
37
Mar
20%
21%
6,900
18%
Oct
29
Jan
Sheaffer
)«%
Oct
Class
2.50
21 %
1
Apr
54%
Jan>
Signode
Steel Strapping
10%
300
8%
Jun
14%
Feb
Sinclair
Oil
35%
1,000
34%
Oct
Feb
Socony
17
500
45%
17
13% July
4,800
Shell
Oil
"ex
Co
Mobile
Southern
Co
Jan
Southern
Pacific Co
12% May
20
2,900
21%
Oct
47
15%
1,600
13%
Oct
24%
Jan
Speitry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc'/
43 Va
43 V*
200
50
Mar
Square
29
29 -va
1,400
12%
12%
36 Va
36%
700
27%
37
May
Jan
Feb
29%
co
Jun
900
11%
Aug
]&
Mar
Standard
3,700
31%
Oct
44%
Apr
Standard
Oil
Standard
Hall
Hanna
,
Hein
Co
ima)
Heileman
Heller
Co
&
_1
Corp
Holmes
(d
Howard
Industries Inc
Hupp
Steel
Mineral
Nickel
International Paper
International
Tel
Jones
Jan
22%
2,200
7%
21
6 %
800
8%
\/'
Apr
64%
Jan
Oct
35%
50
6%
18%
Oct
33
11% May
100
6%
9%
Oct
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
5% May
18%
19%
750
18
Jun
31%
Jan
37%
38%
1,900
32
Jun
46%
Feb
4,900
31%
25
2,200
24
Oct
30%
Apr
48%
49%
1,000
43%
Oct
57%
Mar
5
38%
40%
300
?4%
Jun
56%
Feb
62
200
52%
Oct
85
Jan
39
•38%
25
Chemical
&
.61%
62
(Uni
Jun
Jan
.28% Mar
2.50
28%
27%
28%
23
Oct
*
24%
23%
24%
2,200
22
Oct
•
39%
38%
40
1,800
33%
Jun
5
7%
8
2,500
7%
Nov
10% Mar
5
.
44%
Sep
59%
Co
Tel
(Un)
Co
Corp
48 V4
39%
24%
♦
*
Co
&
Electric
Manville
(Un)
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
Jan
15
18 3i
:
(Un)
Shoe
International
Johnson
18
Jun
38%
Co
Harvester
Johns
Jun
11%
2,100
17 %
43
_•
Co
Steamship
Jefferson
13%
*
rr
International
.
Stanray
8
1
International
International
nov
10
Central
Interlake
Aug
26%
22%
-1
Illinois Brick Co
a; Inland
29
Oct
6%
20
Co Ltd
pi)
Corporation
Illinois
17
43
Nov
22
800
13%
28
Standard
1,000
15%
13%
100
26%
15%
15%
44%
4,200
400
5%
46
5%
47%
3f
5
65
45%
*
1*
Co
1,000
28
24%
3
25c
Corp
(Walter e)
Hertz
Co
Brewing
(g)
Werner
28
28
5
2.50
1
Printing
Oil
1,200
28% Mar
58
,
6%
Jun
39%
Oct
72
Feb
Sundstrand
Sunray
d
Swift
&
Tenn
Gas
Texaco
Textron
Toledo
20th
Power
Kansas
Kennecott
&
Kimberly-Clark
(Uni
&
Libby
McNeil
Corp
Liggett
&
Tobacco
(Un)
Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
(p)
100
38
Jun
67%
1.000
60
Oct
85 V2
Jan
52
49
52
2,200
46%
Oct
78%
Jan
300
5%
Jun
6 Va
6%
<
co
600
18%
n
.
19
10%
11%
1,900
"w
9%
64
25
69%
70 y8
700
50c
50c
1
8%
9%
850
8%
(Un)
Co
45%
65
-_1
Lincoln
Lorillard
Mar
45%
*
;
Libby
Myers
37
Jun
67 %
1
Co
<fc
25%
100
•
8.75
(Un)
Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Leath
33%
49% Feb
,
9
25%
Nov
Oct
5
—
Union
Marshall
Martin
Oil
Co
Field
Corp
McKay
Merck
Corp
Machine
&
Co
:i*
Co
(Un)
Merritt
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan
Brick
Inc
Meyer
Food
South
Minneapolis
*
Mar
Feb
17Va Mar
Oct
110
Feb
Nov
21
Jan
Oil
Union
1
Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
For
footnotes,
see
*
page
43.
41
Mar
19%
Jun
32%
Jan
Oct
40
Feb
53%
52 Va
53 %
1,800
45
Jun
56% Mar
48 Va
49%
38%
Jun
27%
28
3,500
30.
30
100
—
1,150
28%
900
Occ
21% May
23% Jun
57
Jan
30%
Feb
35%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Oct
24 Va
20%
Jun
38
200
25
Jun
39
Jan
15%
Oct
34%
Jan
51
Jun
60% May
Oct
.
57%
44 Va
54%
50%
10%
18%
900
57%
58%
1,800
42%
44%
54%
9,100
9,7U0
40
58%
Feb
53%
45% May
56
Feb
50%
52%
1,000
48%
Jun
59%
Feb
14 Va
1,100
11%
Jun
23% Mar
1,000
6%
Nov
11% Mar
Jun
34
Mar
70
Apr
Feb
13%
—
"
6%
7-
28%
29
33%
6%
35
700
23%
300
32
Sep
7%
6,800
6
May
36%
—
36%
100
21
22%
,
7%
—
7
10%
33%
58 Va Mar
18
600
Sep
May
24% Mar
—
55%
22%
23%
6,300
21%
Oct
28%
Feb
35%
36 %
1,400
31%
Oct
49%
Feb
16%
17
14,100
15%
Oct
25%
Apr
54%
55%
5,100
45%
Jun
59 % Mar
15%
--
36%
16
3,900
14
Oct
18% Mar
39%
39%
45%
Apr
500
35 %
42
43%
200
34
Jun
54 %
Apr
12%
13%
3,600
11%
Oct
23%
Jan
26
25 Va
26%
1,400
23
23%
23%
23%
2,400
20%
39%
39%
5
(Un)
1,500
17%
—
3.33%
•
—
Jun
May
31 Vs Mar
Jun
26%
Oct
Jan
47% Feb
40%
400
-—____—-1
4%
4%
300
1
38%
40 %
900
34%
Oct
51 %
Jan
20
20
100
17%
Oct
38%
Jan
32 Va
34%
900
321/4
Oct
100 Va 101%
1,100
83 Va
2
(Un)
Film
40%
—1
(Un)
Corp——6%
26%
4
Oct
8 Va Mar
33%
•
100%
United
States
u
s
Rubber
120 Va
Jan
47V4
48
400
38% May
51%
Apr
25
54%
55%
600
47% July
68
Jan
Jan
—
10
(Un)
4
Gypsum
Corp
5
16%
Universal
Match
2.50
Oil
u
s
Steel
13%
Jan
Universal
35
May
54%
Sep
Upjohn
800
36%
Oct
63%
43
700
34%
Oct
47%
Feb
39
Oct
30%
Feb
1,200
65%
Oct
104%
Jan
22 Va
78%
73 %
79%
12%
13%
200
39%
39%
421/4
1,100
43
42 Va
44
10,000
14%
32 va
14
15
32 Va
30%
1,800
800
v
v
12%
Oct
Jan
24 Va Mar
36
Oct
60%
Feb
37%
Oct
78%
Jan
2,400
11
Oct
31%
Jan
33%
1,100
29%
Oct
61
31%
600
29
Oct
54%
40
Jun
60% Mar
Mar
Feb
40%
(Un)__
34'/4
Jun
17%
301/4
1
Industrie#
27 % May
21%
32%
20%
—
•
2,000
32 Va
29
—
—10
Co__:
Co
43 Va Mar
Jun
10
.
California—
States
800
Jun
22%
17%
34%
23 %
18
1,200
30
,
-
25 %
18
4,800
17%
200
28%
Jan
Oct
25%
Jan
50
100
49%
Feb
73
400
56
Jun
12 Va
400
8% May
4%
4%
500
4
10%
2
9
Jun
Sep
17
200
15
33
300
25% May
9 Va
50
9%
3,900
51%
3,200
-
46% Mar
Aug
May
17
51%
Jan
800
Corp (Un)
rr
United
800
33
9%
of
Fruit
18
10%
-10
Jan
Jan
10
28%
5
Corp
United
43%
12%
'
8% May
700
3.50
United Air Lines Inc
51%
72%
4%
400
13%
Co_
Pacific
Union
42 Va
50
1
Products
Utilities
Brewing
18
50c
—*
16%c
12.50
——4
Blankeo Co
Mickelbery's
Middle
23%
1
McCrory
8%
6,700
50c
Sulphur
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide
Corp
Co
(Un)
51
33 %
•
common
Marietta
40%
*
8%
37 %
Electric
Jun
Webcor
Western
1
Products
1
Company
Walgreen
Marathon
9%
8
32 %
b
Industries
17%
——
88%
1,200
Feb
Feb
5
Light
Copper
33%
Chemical—33 %c
&
Jun
May
2,800
8%
26
Transmission
Century-Fox
Feb
'.
Corp
Oil-
Continental
Tri
69 Va
73%;
12%
Inc
Trav-ler
Jan
71%
33%
7
Transmission
Transamerica
62
22%
25
Producing..
Edison
Jun
31%
12%
Gas
Gulf
36 Va
35 %
Transmission
Gulf
Texas
600
22%
6.25
Inc
Texas
Texas
Jan
Feb
57
31%
1
—1
2.50
5
(Un)
1
1
l_.—-i
1
25
Company
Eastern
Texas
26 %
60
33
10
________
l
Oct
25
(Ohio)
Corp—
x
31
11
12%
(Un)
Corp
Corp
6,500
25%
37%
(Un)
Corp
Sunbeam
Jan
16%
Aug
Oct
17%
1,200
22%
Packaging common
Corporation
Storkline
Union
Aluminum
j
Studebaker-Packard
Union
Kaiser
Indus
n
Stewart-Warner
400
19%
40%
•
__5
1
Indiana-
of
12%
18%
39%
000
California
of
Oil
14% Mar
8%
1
^un)
Oil ' of
Standard
Oct
Mar
8% May
1,300
3%
73%
•
(Un)
Kollsman
Standard
22%
13
39
50%
5
(Un)
Public Service
17%
39
11
11%
.15
,—_
(Un)
14%
Aug
Co
(Un)
oil
Southwestern
10%
Jan
Apr
Oct
1
dist"
Corp
Mar
44%
Oct
25
Jan
17
1
55
22 Va
1
1
i
...
25%
29
Aug
9%
500
100
5
r.
29%
41%
14%
8.33'/a
Corp
b
Oct
1,900
33
3
(Un)
45
8,200
26%
19%
39%
3
33% July
14%
*
41%
13
--.1
Pen Co class a
-28%
•
Dock
Jan
12%
,
1
..........
Co
&
(w a)
200
31%
15%
43 V\
33%
26 vh
-1
12,300
32
1
2,900
„_V
—t,
34 %
35%
6.25
&
Schwltzer Corp
Sears
Roebuck
20%
*
•
Co
opt;;;:
40%
50
_*
u—.1
—-—.5
1.40
fechenley Industries (Un)
Sobering Corp_(Un)
34%
35 %
10
;
33% Jan
10%
--
26%
40%
r::
"A"
—
32
33%
650
26 Vs
20
.
—20 g
Stockyards
34%
20%
1
(Un)
Sangamo Electric
Jun
Co„
Gulf
95%
22% May
1,200
Co
Service
Regis Paper Co
San
Diego Imperial
45%
30c
Rubber
Dredge
Griesedieck
Jun
Public
Louis
24,100
1
Corp
59%
78% Mar
Jun
National
Louis
55%
Co
Greyhound
54%
4,200
Petroleum
St
53 %
City Steel Co
Stores
Lakes
ob
55 %
(Uni_
&
Apr
Feb
15
11,700
Drug
Great
72%
St
6%
36%
Nov
19
30
:—1
(wh)
Gossard
Granite
72%
71%
Mar
Oct
May
4%
2,300
11,000
71%
(Un)
Tire
5
30%
9%
137
10%
4%
27
3.33%
281/4
Jan
1
Corp
Brothers
Goodyear
3%
28%
Co
Corp
Co
"Goldblatt
Sep
•70 %
Cement
■
Alden
2%
28%
Rubber
&
(The)
700
Cutch
Royal
3
Utilities (Un)
Inc
Genesco
2%
27%
28%
—•
Co
Jan
1.66%
Electronics
&
10%
5
*
Corp
General
Jun
3u
5
1
Portland
Gen Tele
(Un)
Corp
General
Feb
8
1
Inc
Motors
86
700
1
Dynamics
General
Jun
%
61
9%
5
Corp
General Contract Finance
General
53
8
2%
8%
—2
Corp
1,600
6%
59
1.25
Transportation
Geenral
Brothers
Whirlpool Corp
13
Aug
Wisconsin
Apr
Woolworth
Apr
13%
18%
39
&
Electric
(F
W)
Co
Feb
Yates-Amer
Jan
Jun
70%
Feb
Zenith
900
30
31%
7,900
32 %
800
37%
38'A
200
341/4'
Oct
50%
53
900
,45 V*
Jun
Oct
92
Jan
16 Va Mar
*
Machine
-AO
...
...
„
.
1
31V4
38 Va
64%
..
9'/4
*
9%
76%
—___1
51%
76
50%
52
15"%
Jan
Jun
38%
Jan
21 Va
Oct
41%
25
Oct
39%
Jan
26V4, Jun
33%
55
Jan
Feb
60
Mar
6%
56
/
Nov
92%
Jun
100
.
.„9ye
200
12%
77 %..
Oct
25
3,400
9%
12%
«...
200
67
100 Va 101
Co
Youngstown
41%
24%
25 Va
10
(Un)
(Un)
Sheet & Tube
Radio Corp
14%
2,000
—
Power
Apr
Oct
2,200
29%
6.2S
Publishing Co
Wrigley iWm) Jr Co
9%
-7%
42'A
_
(Un).—
Co
100
7 Va
29 Va
10
,—2%
World
7%
Wilson
42V4
7%
29%
32
—
—...
(Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Bancorporation
42 V4
1
2
Co
Inc
67% Jan
94% Mar
Jan
11 Va
1.300
2,4<M
w
Oct
Oct
Oct
130%
17%
106
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
(2110)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Rang# for Week Ended November 16)
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
other Exchanges.
Friday
Last
stocks
Range
Gas
Castle
Oil
Exeter
Good
2.05
2,000
5
10,600
18%
650
16 V2
Jun
23%
Brewing
25%
26 V2
2,000
23 V4
Oct
50 V2
10
34%
34%
35 y4
1,400
49%
757
4%
Sep
5%
10
51 Va
50%
51V2
236
43%
Oct
67 V2
Feb
&
38c
39c
1,200
Co of California_l
8V2
9
1,500
A
2.00
97/b
4 V2
4 y2
87
3%
Oct
6%
Feb
17%
50
16%
Oct
23%
Feb
25
25%
113
22
Oct
30% Mar
29%
■
30%
31%
1,272
24%
Oct
39V4
75c
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
Mar
15
7% May
Nov
l7/e
Jan
Nov
1.90
Jan
Jan
62c
61c
70c
2,000
10c
67c
62 c
69c
28,900
61c
1
1.85
<1.85
1.95
400
1.85
Jun
2.70
1.30
1.30
1.45
5,600
1.20
Oct
3%
3%
3%
1,800
2.85| May
56
55
56
350
30c
33c
10,000
1.50
1.50
1.55
6,600
4
37 a
4 Va
2,400
23
23
50
21
Oct
32
Jan
26
26
40
24
Jun
26
Nov
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
1.70 Oct
——1
L__
—50c
Co——LiiL-i————10
M J M & M Oil Co
(Un)—
10c
Merchants Petroleum Co
25c
Ltd——
1
North American Invest coftimon_——1
Corp
5%preferred
Pacific
Oil
&
Oil
Rhodes
on
are
—Bonds-
Rice
Oil
Cal
Oil
&
Gas
Union
Sugar
Oct
69c
2.00
Oct
7V4
1,000
16 Vt
1,900
Jan
2.30
2.35
31%
100
1.10
1.20
1,400
2.70
2.75
700
8%
4Va
Feb
25 V2
3\ Jan
5%
3% May
5%
!
Explor new
1
37
2,000
300
23
Jun
14,800
4
Jan
7
7
1.05
6%
500
7 Vb
3,100
1.15
126.05
120.06
93.45
80.51
84.17
89.33
86.86
128.16
121.21
216.28
93.45
80.56
84.22
89.38
86.90
127.87
121.51
216.05
93.47
80.65
84.30
89.33
86.93
630.48
129.82
122.63
218.63
93.44
80.75
84.33
89.30
86.95
629.14
129.75
122.51
218.29
93.51
80.76
84.56
^»49.32
87.03
Nov.
14——_
15
616.13
.
_—
___v
Averages
Utilities,
compiled daily
stocks, 15.31.
are
6.28;
65
Apr
using
by
Last
Range
Markets
Shares
American
Arundel
Tel
Alantic
Research
__
Corp
Jan
7%
Baltimore
Buck!
Transit
___
Co
69 (4
,1436
13%
127
6.811
Mon.
Nov. 12
112.45
Nov. 14.
Fri.-
24%
35
40%
41%
899
23
25%
916
14 Va
13 Va
14Va
180
8Va
8%
448
11%
12%
706
8V4
5
Soup
12
Nov
May
11
Jun
19 % Jun
7% May
9% May
_1.80
85%
82
85Va
556
76 Va
I
Oct
25
Co
65%
63%
67%
3,812
38 Va
Jun
Chrysler
Corp
Publishing
Curtis
Delaware
Power
Class
-Food
Ford
Co
A
15—1—
60c
47 Va
245
38%
Jun
May
29 M»
28%
29Va
2,076
47 %
48%
261
24
41%
25 %
26%
141
25 %
Nov
28
Feb
21V2
20%
22
1,752
18%
Oct
40%
2.50
45%
43
45%
4.328
35
Oct
45%
Corp
8Va
1,018
7VB
Oct
15 Va
200
32 Va
Jun
——
1
38%
•
19%
38 %
Motors
Food Inc
Giant
International
Lehigh
class
26 Vb
Resistance
Madison
Fund
14 Va
Merck
&
Co
Jun
57%
and
common
by
and with highs
major
and lows
.../
1957-59=100
Nov. T,'62
,
V
Nov. 9,'62
Composite
ii
:
Manufacturing
Durable
Non-Durable Goods
;
..
114.9
—
94.4
Transportation
Utility
159.9
Finance
and
1
Service
Mining
141.3
95.6
;
+1.8
Low
144.3
107.0
+1.5
135.0
106.5
112.8
+0.9
+1.9
135.6
95.2
134.4
101.8
90.4
156.0
138.9
93.4
107.5
Goods
High
118.0
109.7
120.1
111.3
-
-1962-
Percent
Change
+4.4
+2.5
+17
111.0
85.5
185.5
143.0
178.2
129.8
+2.4
113.3
83.8
98.6
Jan
110
12%
Oct
34%
Jan
742
36
Va
56 %
6,523
12%
55%
■
10c
12%
27%
26%
18%
Jun
7 Vc
7Vb
35
4%
Oct
Vb
19 %
19%
135
I6V2
Oct
30 Vb
Feb
20%
19%
20%
783
17%
Oct
30%
Jan
1
23 Vb
22 Vb
23%
1,943
18 Vb
Jun
28%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly ^nd Yearly
Nov
19%
1
Corp
Transactions at the New York Stock
Mar
26%
1
Inc
300
of
for the current year.
Jan
45
35
200
Jan
ex-distrib_l
Inc
Martin-Marietta
ended
week
Jan
Jun
19 Va
11 Va
53%
.
—1
A—
Coal & Navigation
Vending class A
Macke
*
1.66%
Corp
the
prices based on the closing prices,
Nov. 9, 1962, for the composite
of stock
index
45% Mar
15% May
10%
19%
11
'
General
Jan
Feb
common
preferred;
Dec
106.57
Nov
8
50c
cjommon-
voting
144.09
Low
Jan
5
2
(Julius)
High
114.45
industry groups compared with the preceding week
Trade,
;
Acceptance
conv
Feb
56
Jun
1
Co
27
1961
114.82
Nov. 16
for
stocks
55% Mar
32% Mar
47 Va
Dairies
Garlinckel
General
Jun
Bait—
non-voting
Motor
for
Range
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
Feb
5%
46 Va
46 V2
Fail] Stores
Foremost
13%
Nov
558
5
at
67 Va
/
6%
6
10
Battery
America
of
Mar
122
%
6(4
6.75
Light
&;
Storage
Finance
1
common
Light
Duquesne
Electric
Co
Mar 14
Jun
High
99 V2 Jan
30% Jan
136V2 Jan
34% Jan
49% Jan
19V* Apr
33% May
9% Jan
15% Feb
a
Campbell
144.31
100.23
113.35
—
1962
High
Low
111.54
Nov. 13
for
Range
Closing
Date
Nov
«0% Oct
11% Oct
98Va May
405
26
4134
1
^
5.34;
Range Since Jan. 1
24
13
Company
13%
24%.
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Rails,
(35 Stocks)
Jan
1.15
Low
High
112V2 114%
112%
*
4.33
:
65%
133/3
33%
Corp
City Electric
Atlantic
6814
10
common
Tel
&
Low
1
Inc
Steel
2.988;
for Week
of Prices
Par
Wood
Industrials,
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS
Acme
divisors:
following
the
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Alan
.
7% Mar
Oct
6%
70c
213.46
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Thurs. Nov.
Friday
Total
624.41
J—
Jan
5 V2
23 Va
6
1.10
Bonds
623.11
9
Jan
%
4%
com
ties
12
Wed.
Oil
Rails
13
Sep
Sep
Nov
16
23 V4
_1
10
(Un)
common
(Uni
Basin
Rails
Nov.
Nov.
Tues.
Williston
40
trials
Oct
9,600
6
_1
common..
Utili¬
Stocks
5.00 Mar
24.000
V2
5
Petroleum
1.45
Nov
23 Va
Warrants
Co
1.10
2.50 May
%
300
Grade
32% May
Jan
30
4%
23
Grade
Apr
%
common
10
Indus¬
Nov.
Jan
Mar
2.80
3%
22%
!_5
common—
Equipment
•
19
22
Jun
1.75
31%
Second
65
ties
roads
trials
Date
4% Aug
Jun
5,800
2.75
Jan
57/a Aug
July
9
50c
Corp
2.10
1.25 May
2.65
18%
pfd—25
A
First
Jan
8V2
1
series
Co
Industrial
Preferred
30c
10
10
Total
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Jan
17%
Preferred
Westates
88
8%
Co^
United
Victor
Jun
18 %
Co
Gas
57/s Mar
50
1
Corp
Trico
400
10c
Ranch
Southern
Terex
"
15
20
30
"
.
—25c
Co
Gas
10
"
Nov.
31/2
3%
3V2
Develop—:—33%c
Western
&
23
25
__———
Gas
Reserve
Jan
Feb
6lc
Oil
Salt
Nerdon
Jan
17%
—.
17%
United
Stocks
Leslie
Jan
4%
Jan
1
29% Jun
32c
July
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western new commonJade
70c
4%
Jan
Co
,
of Calif—
Co
Humor
High
Oct
4%
Jan
26 Va
Co
Exploration
Goebel
Oct
40c
1,600
1
Jan
4%
class
Ltd
Co
3%
Low
50c
40c
„
Range Since Jan. I
High
Feb
5
Sep
10
Emporium Capwell
General
47%
Jun
2
18 Ve
*
5.50
Co
Cooke
and
High
4%
2.00
1
——
Oil Co—
&
California Ink
25%
Low
rr
Bolt Corp of America5
Engineering & Foundry Co.
.—10
Westinghouse Air Brake
_6.25
W'estinghouse Elec Corp
Screw
Range Since Jan. 1
1.200
Shares
1
McKinney Manufacturing
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
U-
18%
Inc
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
>:
for Week
'
Low
31
Range
of Prices
Par
..
High
30%
30%
Inc————5
Stores
Broadway-Hale
dually traded on
Shares
Low
Par
Coast Stock Exchange.
for Week
of Prices
|
Sale Price
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
% Pacific Coast
16%c
7
72%
74%
323
601/4
Jun
94% Mar
21%
74 Vb
21%
100
19%
Oct
33 Vb
Nov. 12
Railroad
No. of
Mon.
Total
U. S4
Int'l
Stocks
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$6,521,000
5,088,390
Bond
Sales
$568,000
$7,089,000
7,281,000
Pennsalt
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Gas
Corp
&
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Perfect
Photo
Philadelphia
—_3
Light,
*
Electric
Service
860
23%
Jun
40%
125
27
Jun
38
May
Power
Electric
30%
Gas
29
31%
2,589
12
11%
12%
6,112
10 y4
19
37% +
436
31%
Oct
55
Nov. 16.
4,005,500
5,813,000
375,000
6,188,000
23,787,955
$31,709,000
$1,836,000
$33,545,000
Oct
16% Jan
34% Mar
Total
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
9
20
28%
30 Va
5,130
6%
2,681
39%
38%
39%
788
32% May
*
66%
65%
66%
394
49% May
com
Fri.
Feb
33%
__10
common
&
5.054,470
6,875,000
6,676,000
5,824,000
406,000
5,088,910
6
24% May
5Vs
Jun
Reading
Ritter
Smith
__50
common
class B
Apr
&
French
Jersey Gas
Oil
Texas
Warner
Oct
8
Jun
43
190
45 V*
Jun
72 V2
659
29
May
44"™
Government
S.
345
42% May
53 Vt
3.50
Light
341
10 Va
*
4.016
13%
Oct
55%
100
38%
Jun
65%
=.
80,672,600
1,210,936,400
61,015,100
1,383,535,000
20%
887
19%
Nov
23 Vb
1,160
22%
Oct
38 %
Apr
32
32%
840
29 Vb
Jun
41
Jan
145 % 145%
13
145%
Nov
145%
Nov
$34,443,000 $1,291,624,000 $1,444,553,100
Jun
26 Vb
$33,545,000
Total
Jan
19%
15 VB
32%
145%
1
Industrial
Feb
Jan
25%
~™1
common
and
-+-
—
.
Feb
7
55 %
15%
20%
10
Corp
$3,000
$1,165,000
33,278,000
.
Bank
Mar
31%
$15,000
$1,836,000
31,709,000
Bonds—
U.
International
Jan
44%
1961
903,414,936
835,211,265
Jan
59
30%
—5
Company
Gas
4%
25 V4
43%
44
*
1.4.50
Improvement
Washington
Xerox
Transmission
Ramo-Woodridge
Gas
100
2,203
57%
2.50
_
Eastern
Oct
4%
30%
6%
I_I *
Lab
Co
Co
Thompson
United
5%
4%
Jan. 1 to Nov. 16
1962
1961
21,900,250
23,787,955
Stocks—Number of Shares
Jan
8
47% Mar
69 y4
28%
i
30%
Kline
South
Sun
Coi
Finance
6,053,000
1962
Railroad
Paper
6,934,000
229,000
Week Ended Nov. 16
Foreign
Bcott
258,000
Mai-
37%
*
4,550,685
Nov. 14.;.
Nov. 15——
Tues.
38% Mar
10
Co
Potomac
31%
35
33
5%
common
Jan
33%
*
Co
Jan
32%
•
.I-./
5
Inc
<
-
50
Inc
Electric
Public
—
com....*
Water
&
Transportation
Fhila
25c
Nov. 13—
Wed.
Thurs.
Mergenthaler Linotype—
16
18% Mar
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
$25,000
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Bond
Sales
Bonds
$1,000
$361,000
2,000
348,000
1,227,245
-$335,000
Tues.
Nov. 13_
1,220,815
342,000
4,000
Wed.
Nov. 14-
1,260,495
371,000
6,000
Thurs.
Nov. 15.
1,175,985
368,000
"T066
377,000
369,000
1,048,290
454,'000
6,000
460,000
5,932,830
$1,870,000
$10,000
$1,915,000
Mon.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
a
m
n
^
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
n
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
for Week
Sale Price
Par
J K'Ml
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Duquesne
+
+
Cn
Gas^Svatftm
"
1°
Light" c^° °f plttsburS»-5
Low
32V,
Fri.
Shares
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
55 .!
53%
32V,
58%
37
48% Jun
55
24%
11'"
33
48%
27% Oct
-
82
-
7%
-
7%
222
7% Sep
Home
39% 29%
I:
fqotnotes,
see
page
43.
V
.
'
«
%
Nov. 16-
Total-
High
$35,000
Week Ended Nov. 16
Feb
1961
1962
73 % Mar
39 V2
Jan1
30 Vo Mar
10%
Feb
Stocks—Number of Shares-
5,932,830
32% Mar
Jan
48
Jan. 1 to Nov.
1962
16
1961
8,708,858
268,516,354
431,881,702
$996,000
$66,364,000
1,661,000
$42,524,000
23,000
7,000
1,257,000
1,459,000
$1^026,
$i;026,000
$69,282,000
$46,204,000
Bonds—
$1,870,000
Domestic
-
47 y*
For
Nov. 12_
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
35,000
10,000
n
2,221,000
Mar
28 V2 Mar
Total
$1,915,000
6213
Number
196
Volume
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2111)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Abitibi
Power
4 % %
Anglo
C
3,498
38%
Feb
25
25
24 Va
Oct
49% May
27
Jan
11,365
37
Jun
53 %
22 '%
22%
23%
7.527
19
Jun
29%
Jun
47%
46%
47%
300
Oct
50
May
52
52
50
45%
Jun
53
Oct
42
42
27
40
Jun
46 % Mar
50
55
High
13%
14
1,675
11%
Oct
16 Ve
Jan
14V4
15
7,700
12
Jun
26
Jan
25
25
100
25
Feb
26
Jan
15
_25
*
51/2%
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
71/4
50
50
50
*
*
41
*
preferred-
Sugar common
41%
Va
45%
Loeb
(M)
Lower
7V4
175
14'/3
14 Va
200
26%
Ltd
St
28%
125
25
Maclaren
Power
&
Power
Faper class
52
52
155
8%
8%
100
7 Va
Jun
9% May
7%
7%
715
6
Jun
Nov
27%
26%
27%
3,242
.
26%
July
Nov
Jan
7%
1834
400
18%
Nov
27%
Feb
18%
18%
7,291
16%
Jun
21 Va
May
19%
19%
1,481
17%
Jun
23
Mar
Massey-Ferguson
11%
19%
11%
10 Vu
May
Miron
Co
36% May
Mitchell
16
Molson
Ltd
15
100
12
21
21
700
20% Aug
23%
Feb
Class
35%
631
28
May
35 Va
Sep
63%
61 'A
64
Jun
751%
Jan
.10
72
69
*
6%
Breweries
Ltd
class
A
Bank
of
Bank
of
—
Scotia
Nova
.10
National
Provinciate (Canada)
Bell
&
Power
Paper
6%
Jun
10
|
Jan
9%
10
3,185
8V4
Jan
101/4
Feb
8%
8%
9
750
25 %
26
2,035
26
26%
255
24
42%
42 %
350
40
13%
—40
13%
910
11
82
83
625
70
Traction
British
Columbia
Jun
54
Feb
Noranda
15
Jun
20
Jan
Nova
50
50%
16,533
46»
Oct
58
% Mar
48
48
48 Va
125
5%
5 Va
1,625
2.83
3,003
2.65
53
53
50
53
Nov
29 %
4,941
28
July
Bond
Brown
Bulolo
Ltd
Canada
Gold
4.75
Apr
Pacific
Feb
Page-Hersey
38%
Jan
Penmans
10
Jun
14
Feb
Placer
Jan
19%
Oct
Power
Corp
Va
49%
250
45%
Oct
56%
Feb
Price
85%
30
85%
Nov
85%
Nov
4%
a
7'/a
a
7
25
7 Va
5
Va
a20% a20%
20Va
Se
17%
17 Va
200
Aug
9% May
12
Jan
24
24
24
1,385
19% July
6.75
6.75
6.75
350
6.10
Sep
7 %
7%
7%
100
7%
Nov
10
A
•—
Dock
class A.¬
Ltd
Co
10
144
10
Jan
17%
Nov
6%
37
Jan
Quebec
Feb
8.20 Mar
8%
Quebec
SteamshiD
Canada
common
*
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
class
—
25 Va
Apr
1,000
88
Jan
Nov
64%
.25 %
Feb
48
1,298
45%
3,050
17
20.305
50
49%
50%
715
21%
21
21%
1.080
11
11
100
33
34
2,165
26%
36
36 %
400
33%
7 Va
7%
225
2.50
Del
Cellulose
class
Coronation
Credit
Foncier
Cork
Crown
Seal
Co_
class
Glass
Warrants
Ltd
Stores
Dominion
Dominion
Donohue
Textile
of
Heating
3.65
Nov
56%
1,555
100
10
200
14,835
4.80
Jan
,125
15%
Jan
4.30
2,000
3.35
Jun
2,945
18'/a
Oct
25
Feb
775
27
Jun
36
16 Va
25
16
July
7
1,200
5
10
110
a 16
%
a
6%
126
46
126
Jan
Apr
46
4,481
Jun
51/4
19
Jan
45
Jun
67
Mar
600
70
May
85
17%
550
14
Jan
18
5%
1,450
5
Oct
8
1.80
500
10
500
8
Oct
12%
5,575
11
Oct
14%
17%
17%
10,252
16
May
22
22
215
20
Feb
15%
15%
6.809
15
Nov
21%
21%
150
20
Oct
27
17%
15%
50
Jun
56
co
Jun
35%
50
35 %
I,757
12%
17% May
%
1.50
Oct
100
12%
12
Mar
6
Nov
44%
Jun
9%
9%
9%
525
24%
23%
24%
1,755
6 %
100
3.00
3.00
525
17
Class
B
17
535
27 3 4
28%
1,045
16
Oct
18% May
8%
1.80
Farms
Hawkey
Ltd
Oct
6
2.60
15
Aug
Hollinger
Home
12
Mar
8%
Feb
681/4
Jan
18%
Api-
25% Mar
8
4.10
Jan
Sep
Jan
July
20 Vb
Feb
Oct
37%
Jan
Nov
103%
Jan
Jun
38%
55
94
260
23
60%
60%
600
52
100
a80
80
3
84%
Nov
16
2,455
15%
Oct
*
Home
&
Howard
a
16%
%
Jun
60%
90
20
Gold
Mines
A
Jan
Pitfield
Smith
Acceptance
Com
preferred
(John)
95
3.80
Nov
Sep
IIV4
7',4
Jan
Jan
73
Nov
86
Jan
19%
Oct
20
20%
1,000
2OV4
Nov
11%
11%
12%
1,715
9.35
Jun
15%
Feb
UVa
11%
2,381
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
%
Canada
Triad
Oils
Turnbull
Paper
United
Steel
Walker
Webb
Utilities
Gooderham
&
Voting
(Geo)
Class
Oct
11'%
Jan
7Vb
7!a
100
6
Jun
11%
76
73 %
76%
4.017
Jun
84% Mar
14 %
14%
340
Jun
16
al4%
A
class
8 V
4.15
810
6"c
Zellers
Ltd
4%%
Jan
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
22 %
'2
26%
Jan
25
4,663
40
41
4,230
37 %
May
Sep
44
510
42'%
Oct
45
Feb
10%
11''%
13,346
10%
Nov
li'%
Nov
8
8%
300
8
Nov
8 Va
25
...
a24
a24
29 3
28
4
8%
5
4
3,975
31'%
31%
10,100
Feb
Sep
32
24%
Jun
32'
25
Jun
32 "3 Mar
4
Mar
8%
8%
700
12%
Jan
17
17%
10.982
15%
Jun
21 Va
May
18'%
240
17'%
Jun
32
103
103
103
10
6 %
Aug
102
Oct
41%
63%
903
14
8,855
50% July
107n Jun
;8
12%
8%
2,795
19%
21'%
6,015
1.60
1.70
1,000
12
a
795
12
411
4.75
150
12%
—
—
4.75
53 %
a
52'%
15
Nov
12
% Mar
104 Va
Jan
60
Feb
73
Feb
16% May
July
12
July
J I'll
7%
17
13
Mav
Oct
1.20 July
12
Oct
4.75
Nov
44%
Jun
27%
Feb
1.93
Feb
13',4
Sep
7'%
Apr
59 % Mar
54
8,000
1
2.00
2.00
2.10
2,600
Aug
2.90
*
•_
14%
14%
14%
200
11
Jun
23'%
14
13%
14
350
1171
Jun
22%
Feb
"15%
15
16
5,810
13 "4
Jun
19%
Jan
8.15
1,602
18%
18'%
1,200
108% 108'%
95
__
I
—
31%
__
1.75
7.30
Nov
Jun
16
108%
Nov
11
22
108'%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Nov
Shown
Arc
STOCKS
Last
Ajax
Common
Class
Anglo-Nfld
Arno
__
——*
A
Amalgamated Beau Bell Mines Ltd__l
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
"
Development
Mines
Co
Ltd..,
6%
Atlas
,
2.13
1
Telefilms Ltd
Auto
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
15%c
Nov
228
6
Oct
9%
Aug
2.192
6
Oct
10 Va
July
July
10c
Jan
4.35
Anr
13%c
21c
5,600
5
6
7%
6c
1,500
2.10
2.25
3,400
33
100
33
8%
1,000
4c
4%c
17.500
6c
1.75 May
39c
Nov
39'/a
8'% July
10'%
30'%
4c
July
14,500
1.95
3.30
73,180
31c
31c
32c
6,335
cl B
*
2.45
2.40
2.55
2,300
2.40
Gold
"A"
1
9.75
9.75
10%
122,275
5.75
Bateman
Bav
Bellechasse
Black
Blue
River
9c
1,500
9c
May
3%c
6,520
3c
Jan
1
4c
4c
5c
9,900
4c
Nov
3,000
10c
Sep
1,500
8c
Oct
Raceway
Inc
Corp
——
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calgary &
Campbell
6% Mar
Chibougamau
Colliers
&
16,639
19%
July
47%
100
46%
Aug
49% Mar
Canadian
53
125
52 %
56
Jan
Canadian
5%
5%
Sep
July
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
Nov
Canadian
Homestead
6 V2
18%
—
7,187
56%
Jun
89
350
24%
Oct
39% Mar
—25
50
50'%
Lines—
—5
Public Service Ltd common—*
78%
9%
81
Jun
390
45%
1,305
64 %
9%
Aug
Jan
Jan
1,000
12'%
Oct
17%
16,300
12%c
Sep
32c
Aug
7.000
18c
Nov
70c
Aug
18c
May
Feb
Jan
2'% c
3.70
20%
Jan
29'%
Sep
2 %c
Feb
4c
Jan
60,0
3.20
Sep
7.45
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
Silica
Jun
53
Mar
Canalask
Nickel
Jun
86
Mar
Canorama
Jan
Cantexas
Dock
Oils
Paper
Co
500
1.07
Nov-
4.10
800
3.05
July
5V8
6 Vb
79c
1,100
5'%
Jan
1,100
Jan
88c
2.95
3.00
1.200
2.90
Nov
3.00
3.75
3.75
500
3.65
Sep
4.30
Ltd
Oct
13'%
Feb
Nov
1.20
Feb
Nov
1.50
Ltd_*
*
Ltd—.— 10c
Mines
Co
Inv
Ltd
Corp
Explorations
Royalty
Nov
1.07
4.10
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
4.40
Ltd—
Refineries Ltd_!
&
Power
1.07
1.07
1
-1
Canadian Kodiak
.
*
Ltd
Petroleums
&
125
6,500
a21% a24'A
3.53
10c
Devonian
a21%
2%c
Delhi
Mar
22%
Nov
Mar
21c
1
Preferred
47
Nov
8%c
25c
Jan
4ug
14c
6
—
3.00
—
6'%
—
79c
750
6Va
6'%
1.00
102
2,500
22.500
58c
6
1.00
41c
8
Oct
Feb
Feb
Nov
Feb
Jan
*
45c
45c
55c
Ltd—*
8
8
108
7
—
93c
Jan
1.18 Mav
2%c
Jan
6%c
9c
Oct
16c
-
34
8 %c
Jan
July
18c
1
3
25%
Jan
*
Resources
53
Jun
18c
16c
Feb
Jan
Jan
14c
8%c
-14
16c
13c
8c
13
Ltd
Common
24
4
15c
1
—
Mines
Mines
Uranium
47%
15%
Jan
Jan
Mai-
Calumet
341/4
„
1
*
1
Mines Ltd
13% Mar
Aug
10%
9'%c
7c
Canadian
4.15
46
Jun
9%c
1
4.40
3.95
8c
Ltd
10c
60c
Nov
Co
Mining
Copper
Bruneau
Oct
Oct
1
1
Mines
Mining Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Bornite
1.60
27c
Ltd
Ltd
Talc
May
5%c
2.30
1
Ltd
Co
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
Baker
3c
4%c
*
Fabrics Products
9% July
5%
Jan
for Week
1—1
Exploration
Jan
2,500
50
High
8%
5
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus
17%
9%
36% May
Oct
Dollars
6c
„
*
Ltd
200
65%
Oct
45'%
Sales
5
15%c
*
J.
2,990
100
Canadian
of Prices
Low
1
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6'A
500
31
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
13%
.
In
Week's
Range
Sale Price
r6'/8
18
150
Expressed
Friday
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68
4,020
47'%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Petroleum
18
32
47'%
_*
50c
Southern
,--v'
Nov
18%
_*
common
Oil Lands
.
Feb
43
—
—
preferred
Canada
43.
Jan
9.60
7.75
Feb
44%
Jun
18%
Oct
_
24
11%
_*
58%
1
23
2.85
.
43%
__
—100
—
July
;
19'% Mar
Jun
Oct
27,641
v
25
24%
warrants—--
preferred
12 % July
5%
Jun
22 V
21,260
Jan
Feb
*
39
65%
13
4
10
41
*
A
3.590
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3.70
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400
—
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2,050
footnotes,
11
13
trust
Oct
45
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Transmission
5,895
7.00
:
9%
60%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Westcoast
12
*
Nov
July
30'A
i.
9%
13%
_
—
11 Va
1.75
40
46%
29%
For
Corp—
11%
Corp
Aug
63%
—
200
200
43%
$2.00
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
A—
Canada
common
International
Jan
15
43'%
—
Elevator
1,435
*
International
15'%
Nov
*
51 %
Canada—
Sep
9'/b
1
50
10
of
700
1.025
42%
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•
preferred
11
9%
42'%
Pipeline
51%
50
Nov
11
*
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43
.
Jan
9'/b
*
1.85
50
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Jan
7
10
43
——
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International
51
*
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1.85
common
Oct
5% Mar
*
com
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class
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20,600
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preferred
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II,520
73%
3.00
11
4.68%
$2.75
220
6%
-—100
43
com
43%
6%
8%
17%
50
pfd
Jan
1
*
$2
preferred
$2.25
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5%
73
20c
Paper
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Inglis
200
4.80
5
Bay MiningHudson's Bay Co
Indus
5%
3.00
•
—
Jan
37
Nov
May
*
class
Hudson
6%
3.00
♦
B
65
Jun
.
Jan
94
100
Consol
Oil
Class
July
27%
Oct
18% Mar
26%
1%
Preferred
41
—50
Steel-.:
Jan
14% Mar
32%
com
1,250
1,992
*
21 % Mar
28%
94
common
Can
59
„
»
23 Va May
Nov
•
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Mar
30 %
4.00
Sep
Jun
23
2 9'/a
32%
47
1
58
_*
—
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Trans
Band-Ore
Hardee
Canada
Atlas
1
Apr
29'%
Par
28
Jan
89
30%
Nov
50
34
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56%
Oct
4.50
—*
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Jan
25%
50
co an
100
pfd
45% July
5.250
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Oct
4.go
May
9%
1
.
20
4.75
75
12% Mar
12
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29 Va Mar
Mar
1.80
__
10
6%
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82%
Aug
Sep
5
5 %
10
Paper
32%
48
Canada
Toronto-Dominion
Apr
17%
Freiman
Motors
7.203
82%
—50
preferred
Traders
Sep
100
♦
Steel
Jan
26%
Jan
2,669
10
Lakes
15 %
Sep
73
675
Great
Jun
3.50
18%
al9
General
9.55
15
50% Mar
57 %
17%
General
Jun
18%
17
Dynamics
51/4%
Weston
37%
55'%
■
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Mar
82
24%
*
preferred
143
Nov
Oct
71
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Feb
69
_1
(Chas
11
20
Fleetwood
Power common
Jan
5
45 VB
57
♦
preferred
18%
650
3,090
Petroleum
July
I?eb
70
a
525
Ltd
Jun
4.50
20 Va
200
,
1
Texaco Canada Ltd
Aug
5,575
Canada
Co
Trans
35
51%
5%
Oct
Apr
22
51
Co
Apr
33
51
&
9.85
21%
♦
Gatineau
27%
20 Vb
35
1*
Frosst
Nov
21%
f
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
French
18
Jan
4.15
200
of
35
82%
21'% July
Jun
Oct
Sep
18
7
Cos
57
100
18
6
Fraser
Feb
Jun
Aug
8.65
6
Co
6%
25
90 Vb
4.30
♦
Corp
34 %
Steinbergs class A
400
*
Foundation
35
30%
42
common.*
-
4.00
5
A
200
1.592
11
„
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18
_*
class
Power
of
of
18
*
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26
72
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Standard
8.20
8.40
A
::
&
Williams
Steel
10 Va
Power
Sherwin
Sep
13 %
common
25
70
*
America—
Jan
11 '/a July
14% Mar
*
Kootenay
Southam
27 Vb
3%
Canada
Jan
26
71
50
Simpsons
Jan
of
Jan
5
Brewery
Pont
Jan
40
—.10
:
Corp
Sep
Oct
23 %
common
Sheraton
Nov
Oct
_*
Bros Ltd
25%
Jan
_*
pfd__
161/4
13'A
com
Feb
Oct
35
*
—
-
8'/a
9Va
1
:
common
nfd_
4%%
Oil
72%
20%
*
Chemical
Tar &
Preferred
Shell
17%
4,065
*
Ltd
18%
17
400
*
4%
A
B
14
16 Vb
Coal
&,
10% May
6,015
35
._
A
Class
Jun
9,036
V.
Steel
Dominion
5,945
191%
3(j
*
&
42 V
13'A
—
Dominion
Water
Jun
16 'A
common.;
Shawinigan
Jan
10
Lime
14
17%
Oct
431/4
common
9'/a
*
preferred
Dominion
50%
lOVa
25
com
13%
1914
Warrants
July
12
24 %
*
Steel
&
13%
_10
37%
a70
common
Aug
£
_
555
*
Foundries
Co
2,294
2.50
preferred
U'%
1
A
5,815
20 Va
Corsets
Dominion
Dominion
4% May
Feb
Feb
10%
*
|
6'/
class
12%
*
Bridge
Dominion
15,425
2.75
11
23%
—2
Petroleum
July
:
Co;
11%
—2
-
A
Seagrams
Coal
Series
10%
*
:
Zellerbach
Dominion
Class
Jan
8 % May
23%
*
Franco-Canadian
Credit
Dominion
Jan
38%
Jan
*
Crown
Distillers
35%
Aug
*
2
&
Jun
6
*
A
Ltd
(James)
56 %
50%
*
Glass
Canada
100
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers
common
3.85
100
25
10
Ltd
9
—50
common...
40%
—*
Co
950
100
40
1
Ltd
pfd
.„
10%
40%
*
Oils
Rio
12%
'
50
Development
Columbia
12%
*
com—*
Railway
Ltdl preferred
Oct
Jan
Oct
77
Vickers
5'.;
Gas
El
Foods
23
Jun
3,646
Petrofina
Salada
14%
6%
%
Canadian
11 Va
St Lawrence Cement class A___
*
St Lawrence Corporation
common—/-*
Nov
2.15
64
Canadian
May
Aug
125
17
!
11
V
-100
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
16%
200
8
common
Jan
11%
»
Paper
11
6%
a
Companies
53
2.50
7%
Oil
12% Mar
6%
al7
Pacific
48
Jun
Jun
7%
2.50
60%
Co
55
—
7%
Power
23% Mar
July
—
63 %
common
July
44
26
Apr
Jun
Va
22 '/a
10%
45
class A..50c
preferred
Enamel
Jun
Oct
1
Marconi
Canadian
East
27
18
81%
19%
—
Canadian
Du
Jun
1.175
*
Husky
Canadian
Dow
48
—
Industries
1%
Rothmans
910
19
84
—25
Morse
International
Dome
Mar
27
Va
*
Preferred
Corbys
Rolland
%
Ltd
Canadian
P
Feb
*
______
Canadian
K
32%
Hydrocarbons common
*
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Canadian
Central
Jun
19
A
Co
Fairbanks
Canadian
-C
23 Va
*
Warrants
5%
40
10 Va
common
Chemical
Canadian
Robertson
19%
common
Canadian
Canadian
Reitman's
Feb
10%
Electronics
preferred
Canadian Bronze
series
Jan
32%
*
.
Breweries
$1.75
25 %
Sep
*
Aviation
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
18
18
745
*
common
Transport
(Albert
22 %
84 Va
1,658
50
Jan
18%
50
Canadian
$2.20
19
100
preferred
10 908
22
*
Power
1,010
74
30%
20
1
—
Ltd
Quebec Telephone
Nov
48%
<•
preferred
8,355
26
Co
Jan
May
47 Va
1
Canada-
Natural
23
a27 a27
Co
&
Provincial
26 Va
*27
Ltd—*
Canada Iron PoTindries common
10
■AV*%
Sugar
Oct
.
28%
May
16%
21
20
Dominion
&
43%
May
17'%
90
*
preferred
26%
*
■
preferred*1—
$1.30
Canada
22 %
*
Cemen'tacommon
Canada
Bros
22
Reed
Calgary Power common—
of
44
Oct
July
*
Development
15 %
Jan
Jun
'A
Jan
32
50
common.:
4,738
Jan
31
Jun
30
common
Tubes—
Ltd
11 V2
Oct
♦
»
Petroleum—
63
Products
2,000
_
Dry
Steel
12
25
Ltd
3,711
6'A Aug
23%
Jan
18
48
47Va
common
11%
__1
Products
Burrard
6%pfd—
(1959)
class
Ltd
Ontario
Mills
17%
25
45%
Light & Power
Flour
11%
.25
—
Mills
Oct
Apr
7
4g%
•
Ltd
Mines
Scotia
Ogilvie
85%
Co
Building
2.45
53
*
18
Telephone-
Chemical
Brooke
48
Aug
I 4.60
Q.ct
29%
Co__.
preferred
Brockville
Bruck
40
Power
Columbia
4 % '/c
55
600
5%
Products-.
Forest
Columbia
British
2,130
2,500
2.85
Oil-—
British
Corp
70
Jun
83
Jan
Moore
45
Power-
&
Note
Bank
American
82
5
15%
29%
Light
American
British
Jan
42 Va
♦
Trust
44.
v
British
83%
Locomotive
15%
.50
pfd
Paper
Brazilian
Jun
Feb
111
300
♦
Montreal
50%
.25
Bowater Corp 5%
68 %
59
15%
common..
Telephone
Bowater
70
1,158
72
51!
44%
Banque Canadian
Banque
Bathurst
3,788
%
14'/a Mar
Jun
7
25%
*
Montreal
Montreal
100
7
9%
1
*
B
50
.7
10
A
11,210
106 Va 106 Va
*
__
pfd—'.
partic
class
11%
100
_
common
Preferred
.10
.
common
(Robt)
34%
May
Feb
18%
21
Jun
Jan
Jan
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime Tel & Tel
110
34%
15
7%
24
34%
18%
*
Ltd
Mar
18%
__
Steels
7 'A
10'% July
B—2.50
-
7%
High
Nov
*
Lawrence
*
A
Atlas
Low
Apr
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
_•
-
45 Va
Corp
Atlantic
A
—,
25
preferred
Pulp
Asbestos
Class
preferred
Ltd
class
Bros
43 Va
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 %% pfd
$2.90
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
Class
$1.40
Lewis
pfd_50
4'%%
Canada
of
Co
Shares
»
Financial
40%
-
Canadian
Laurcntide
44%
25
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
High
(Jolin)_
40%
•
common
preferred
Steel
Algoma
Low
Ltd
*
Paper
&
Range Since Jan. 1
I
Jrkigh
for Week
Par
Labatt
for Week
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Last
STOCKS
39
*
1
1
*
—
—
9'%c
1 65
1.00
5CO
5c
5c
3,200
9%c
1.65
9'%c
1.65
1,000
1.00
5,000
-
Jun
1.60, Jan
9
1.80
Oct
Sep
Jan
July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2112)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
S
S T O C K
Sale
Ltd
Mines
Canuba
Minerals
Ltd—
Chiboug Copper Corp
Cleveland Copper Corp—
Courvette
Credit
Dalfen's
David
class
Limitee
Dominion
Leaseholds
&
Dumagami
Mines
10c
3.000
8c
Aug
14c
4%c
4 Vac
6,000
4c
May
10c
3,800
8.0C0
1,755
3Vac
2,500
1.18
24c
9
11%
20c
9
26c
20c
Jan
5c
5,300
Sep
13
Feb
15
Apr
Oct
1.00
Oct
48 Va
Feb
Apr
a45
a45
10
ai4c
al4c
75
13
Sep
20 V4
Jan
26Va
—
26%
350
24V8
Apr
33 %
July
16c
17c
4,500
57C
Feb
47c
50c
85.700
30c
Sep
87c
Feb
20%
21
1,515
20%
Nov
26%
Feb
99
350
8y2
__
48c
__
—
Oct
14c
—
33c
33c
1,000
24c
Mar
20c
1
17c
22c
4.100
16c
Oct
Feb
12%
Sep
.
/
50c
Mar
45c
Apr
I
Agnew
■
Elder
Empire
Oil
Fabi
Fano
Mines
Lake
Fox
Gaspe
Oil
Feb
4,000
3%c July
8%
1
14%c Aug
8c
Oct
1,300
8
Jun
9% May
2c
Jun
5 V2c Mar
30c
Nov
50c
May
3!/2C
Feb
8c
Mar
31,025
2%c
2%c
l.COO
30c
30c
5.000
4c
4c
500
17c
17c
17c
2,000
10c
Oct
57c
Apr
1
Ltd
Ltd
21c
21c
21c
44,500
19c
Oct
45c
July
8c
8V2C
6,500
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
ale
ale
400
lc
1
Copper Mine*
Bay
5c
3VaC
8c lOVac
8%
*
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
Fundy
8%
95c
1
*
Ltd
(1945)
Reliance
tort
Jan
1,500
IOV2C
1
& Exploration Inc
Industries
Fontana
Sep
1.65
1,800
1.05
3'/2c
1
*
Mining
Feralco
2.07
1.85
1.05
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Jun
Oct
1.60
1.85
1
Minerals Inc
Sz
Metal
Fab
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Genuine
Glen
of
Autotronics
Silver
Lake
—1
Canada
Foods
3.40
3.40
3.40
800
1
2.05
1.85
2.14
13,535
16c
12c
16c
10.000
Ltd
Age Mines Ltd
Glissol
Ltd_*
•
Mines
Golden
__
Ltd
*
1.35
-
1.35
400
Aug
Oct
3.40
4c
Voting
Alberta
Oct
3.60
54c
Feb
2.60 July
Nov
40c
Feb
Nov
2.00
Oct
1.35
Inland
America
of
Corp
Chemicals
International
2.40
Oct
1.80 Aug
5.50
Jan
1.00
3.90
Feb
62c
70c
2.000
*
2.35
2.35
2.40
200
•
2.42
1.95
2.60
27,500
1.35
1.25
1.35
400
Sep
6V2
6V2
100
6y2
Nov
Ltd
—
Paints
Jan
70c
Ltd—
Can
Helium
1.99 May
10c
Warrants
International
Oct
;—
(Can)
Ltd "A"__*
50c
1.20
9% May
Interprovincial Dredging & Mining
•
Oil
Continental
Keely-Frontier
Kiena
Gold
Labr?dor
1
Corp
Laduboro
Oil
Lamontagne
Lingside
Corp
Mining
of
i.
A
Controls
Imperial
Ltd
Co
*
Ltd
Canada
4.50 Mar
61c
3,000
Jan
69c
Oct
10,290
1.17
July
2.60
Sep
a7
100
6%
Oct
8V2
Sep
200
75c
Jan
8% July
1.20 Mar
Mar
12
31/2
8V2
100
3c
4V2c
6,500
3c
Jan
f 5c
Apr
a4c
a4c
100
4c
Nov
17c
Jan
4V2c
*
common
Oils
Ltd
Mines
&
Marchant
Massval
Mining
Mines
Co_
7%
Mines
Distilleries
preferred
Mercury
1
82c
a7V2c
5
common
Ltd
Ltd
*
$2.60
7.30
Oct
Jun
17V4
171%
820
15 Vz
May
21%
18%
19
507
18
May
24
Feb
58
59
160
56
Jun
72
Feb
37
Monpre
Mining
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Royal
Dairies
!,
Mount
Royal
Rice
Mills
Ltd
Native
Automatic
Minera's
Needco
Vending
New
Formaque
Mines
New
Jack
Uranium
New
West
Nocana
Lake
Amulet
Mines
North
Rare
Quebec
Mines
1
Corp—
Metals
class
Beaver
Lumber
Power
Co
Ltd
Peace
River
Mining
5 75%
Jan
59
Jun
83%
Jan
3.00
Jun
4.50
Jun
*
*
15%
15%
15%
200
14%
Jun
120
50
49 Vz
50
115
45
Aug
56
Jan
9%,
9V4
9'%
13
9% Jun
10
Aug
34
33
34
530
34
Nov
5C%
30,286
15c
1.79
800
4.90
6.00
Jan
Aug
1.53
Jan
12 %c
Oct
38c
Mar
34c
5c
Jan
75c
Jan
6
107
5%
Jun
200
7
Feb
200
1.60
2.90
Feb
9% Mar
12%
Sep
Nov
5.30
Jun
10c
17c
14C
17c
4,500
2.20
3,025
1.95
4c
4.233
4c
July
9c
8.375
7c
Jun
10%cliy2c
33,333
4c
4c
4,000
51%
—
5%
5%
50
50V2
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•
2.70
2.70
2.80
20,631
2.45
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4.95
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2.90
2.90
2.90
400
2.70
Nov
6.75
Jan
2iy4
211%
100
2iy8
pfd
common
—
50
Oil
Nov
9%c Aug
4c
Feb
Power
Corp
41/2 %
„
of
1st
Class
Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
&
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Jan
Quebec
Canada
Smelting &
7c
Feb
Canada
Apr
Canada
30c
Feb
7c
Mar
28
60
8c
I,000
8c
23,000
12c
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Crest
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Lawrence
Columbian
St
Lawrence
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Iron
4 Va%
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1.00
Oct
1.50
Oct
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
5c
Jun
10c
-Jan
38%
Jun
49
14c
Sep
35c
Apr
6.75
Jan
Mar
1.81
Oct
400
2.45
Oct
3c
3c
3.600
2c
Jun
4%c Jan
8%c
9c
4,200
8%c
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18V2c Mar
al9% a!9%
3
19
Oct
21
100
19
3c
2,100
July
Sep
15%
50
21
21
3c
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South
Spartan
•
5%
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•
52c
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Talisman
Wire
class
Canadian
Mines
Mines
5.10
Jan
20%
Feb
21
Canadian
Canadian
lc
19,500
6c
700
18
18%
800
*
100
50c
1.40
14
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Oct
July-
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7.40
57c
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24c
126
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18%
19
1,398
18
Oct
25 Vb
Apr
84%
84%
25
81
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70%
71
60
62
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July
89
71
82
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50 1/4
51
492
47
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58
*
52 Vz
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320
48
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52 y2
68
70
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49
45
49
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Co
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7c
7c
7c
6,000
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15%c
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Oct
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1st
Mar
Van
Swimming
Der
Hout
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Mining
Westburne
Western
\ork
Pools
Ltd
14,552
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36c
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1.01 July
Curtis
Gas
Oil
Corp
Co
Helium
Jan
$5
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8%
40c
1,500
25c
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1.30
Jan
10%
375
10
Apr
15%
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3.80
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For
see
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Canadian
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43.
3.65
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111/2
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10%
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14%
33
33%
1,215
27
May
35 Vz Mar
20%
20 Vi
725
19
Oct
22
36%
36
361/4
1,086
33
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3,875
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4
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Mar
80c
84c
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6%
3,340
6
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6%
1,070
3.95
3.95
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3.40
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8.25
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2.80
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6.00
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47
54%
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41
41
2,095
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50
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preferred
20c
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5%
2.100
4.50
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8%
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1.60
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4.25
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July
6V2c Aug
60c
40c
May
Sep
95c
3,600
3.95
3.350
Nov
1.05
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4.00
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4%
__
2.15
2.25
4,225
30
30
30
25
28
34
*
34
45
31 %
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33 Va
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35
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15
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14
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81/4
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4,060
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500
17'/4
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21
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21
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233
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6 %
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page
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50
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90c
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1.60
33 V2
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of
2
footnotes,
6V2 May
3.35 Mar
3.75
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speculative Investment Fund
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50
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5
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8
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47
50
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21
200
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42c
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7%
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10%
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21
2.95
25 V4
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100
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40,135
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common
preferred
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17
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17
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4.40
1
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590
300
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11
191/4
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37c
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11
10%
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64 Vz
25
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4.25
10
89
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547
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20
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10
—100
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23 %
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22
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27
1.80 May
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62.485
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—
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104
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85c
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36 Vz
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27
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24c26%c
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3.30
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Jun
24
271/4
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35
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6,000
102
2,115
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3,500
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class
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4,100
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12
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26
1
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5c
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200
9 %
271%
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1.50
l
110
10
137
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class
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93
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common
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1
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20
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—
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class
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545
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2.10
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251/2
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1
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25
48%
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1
25
49%
.
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3c
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1
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86
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1
67
28
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cumulative
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1
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—
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51
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common
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61 %
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35c
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51%
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225
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3.95
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10
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7,823
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1.95
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Nov
3,810
Feb
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6.10
Apr
2.45
105
64
51%
4c
1
5%
100
1.35
-1
35 Vz
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72
preferred
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4.00
3.25
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22c 27%c
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850
3.15
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1.73
35c
50
6,033
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2.45
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68%
common
5%
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Jan
3.25
common
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Jun
71 Vz
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25
class
preferred
$6.25
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Jan
*
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Bros
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9%
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,
1
10
1
&
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10
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99
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'
16% May
24
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253
26
11c
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220
8%
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555
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11
May
42%
235
5a
50
8%
.
20
6c
1
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48%
49
17% : Jun
53c
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725
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1
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Norvalie
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—
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9% May
May
I,200
28,100
15c
1
14%
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6
2,990
82c
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Mines
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North
Northern
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7
__
100
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__
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23
preferred
16,600
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300
2,021
12,664
7
15%
preferred
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•
14
7%
81/8
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211%
preferred
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3.05
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21
4% %
5%
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103 y2
.
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Nov
1.15 Aug
21
5%%
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100
14%
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10
24c
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95
21
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42
1.73
1,300
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1.76
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100
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Bartaco
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19 %
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1.60
10
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17i%
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class
110
250
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__
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common
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4,926
18,988
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47
*
*
106
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—
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Sugar Refineries common
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46
23%
j
46%
14%
10l"/2
*
Apr
__
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Mount
43%
22%
.
47
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72c
1
,
17 Vz
100
—
Hardware
Atlantic
Jan
101 Vz
lc
:
preferred
Atlantic
38 Va
90
A
preferred
preferred class
$2.50
Feb
23% July
170
C
Ashdown
Jan
2.30
v
6,132
75c
•
Mid-Chibougamau
11,026
1.65 Jun
-
106
2V2c
53 500
5
—
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27%
1.30
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110
5,500
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1.22
1.22
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1
3,075
/
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Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
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106
4%%
Majortrans
1.75
65c
8.35
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Mersey
a75c
6,600
2.00 May
107%
50
pfd—
class
Traction
2.35
a75c
72c
5.00 May
10
preferred-
Brazilian
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__
1st
B
Bowaters
60c
1
4'/2%
Sep
2.25
1
class
Jan
65c
44%
Sep
28c
2.85
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10c
1.90
5
A
Ltd
Ltd
Copper
Lithium
class
2,290
*
30c
1.95
•
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2.30
*
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2.30
Ltd
Mines
Acceptance
Jari
2.10
Oct
110
Ltd
Co
July
Oct
Juri
18y4
Aluminium
2c
1.40
23%
Sep
50
common
13c
9,269
Sep
13V2
8.65
10
500
2.10
2iy2
100
27%
Gas—
3,500
I
Jubilee Iron
3.50
175
100
8c
8c
800
14
27%
J
15c
13c
__
1
Ltd
Co
3.90
21 Vb
14
Algoma Steel
Bowater
Ltd
Co
Israel
3.75
\
1.75
warrants
Aluminum
Argus
49% May
27 Va May
2.20.
100
preferred
Central
Class
Nov
5
Preferred
Anthes
High
Jan
24%
*
common
preferred
Analogue
38%
165
2iy2
*
,
Natural
Class
Helium
common
Trunk
A
Algoma
9.789
25
70c
A
B
Alberta
Low
41 Vz.
14
*
trust
Class
.
25
Gas
Class
Range Stmee Jan 1
40%
3.90
—
—
Warrants
.
I
Shares
High
May
11c
!
41%
?
,
S.ioe
Distillers
Alberta
Autofab
Ltd
Ventures
Dollars
Sales
25
•
25
common
,.
Surpass
Class
Sullivan
East
Paper
common-'
Ltd
Class
5c
&
Preferred
Mar
46%
__
Acklands
1.40 May
40c
Power
Preferred
Sep
Jun
7 Vz
280
Abitibl
Jan
10% Aug
365
12
v-
feeing
one
for Week
LoW
Par
Sep
9c
Oct
1.05
18c
Canadian
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
4.50
Jun
in
Week's
Last
STOCKS
July
44
Oct,
3c
Jan
8c
2.71
Feb
3c
3.200
9
35
2.70 July
35
1,200
21c
22c
—1
Corp
4.25
4 Vac
37%
Expressed
Friday
Feb
37
and
Are
Shown
Prices
Apr
1.17
Ltd_*
Ltd
Nickel
Dumont
Jun
3c
Steel Works Ltd *
Weld'g
Jan
4c
*
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Drummond
Oct
4c
76c
1
Ltd
Explorers
Dominion
A
A
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
class
Limitee
Frere
&
Denault
29%
12,500
15,180
4.00
STOCKS,
INDUSTRIAL
o
Exchange
segregated into two parts. The first
the second list the MINES and OILS.
Exchange issues are
Stock
Apr
30
154
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Jan
83c
37%
1
50
—5
*
Ltd
-
4%c
5
10
class A
A—
class
Inc
29c
13
Oct
4c
4%c
4.20
1
Ltee
Provost
&
M-G
Aug
July
9V'2c
Corn
Copp^stream Mines Ltd
10
76c
Mines Ltd—1
Cadillac
Paper
6 y2 c
1,500
30
Ltd-—
*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
2,000
Toronto
High
4c
•
Machines
Business
Central
Consol
1;000
7c
10%
The
4%c Jan
76c
A—*
1
1
1
—1
—
3c
lc
7c
ioy4
lOVi
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2c
Corp
Chemalloy
Commodore
Shares
*
Ltd—
Catelli Pood Products Ltd class
Central
Manitoba Mines Ltd
Asbestos
Cassiar
\
Toronto Stock
for Week
J-
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
Range
Low
.
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Sales
of Prices
Pric^
Par
.
Apr
18% May
Nov
Feb
'
The
6213
Number
196
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2113)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
Capital
Chateau
Class
common
13%
900
II
Oct
13 Va
Nov
68
17%
71
290
43
Jun
71
Nov
Class
17%
17%
600
17%
Nov
23
16
100
16
Nov
23
4.30
7%
3.90
4.30
7,025
7%
7%
100
7%
7%
110
7
67h
7,125
*
7%
common—*
6%
6 %
10
Building
7
7%
3.20
Bakeries
Consolida ted
new
Preferred
Warrants
Consumers
*
*
•-*
common-
Class
A
A
class
Nov
8%
Feb
Lafarge
3.00
Oct
10
Oct
Lakeland
18 Va
Oct
25
Jan
Lake
19 Va
4,963
>
20,959
107
107
106
July
35
Ontario
40 Va
Sep
632
275
15%
Sep
109
Jun
109
Jan
Lambton
Feb
Laura
AJ
16 %
7
3,900
2.00
2.25
8,250
2.00
Oct
2.65
Aug
$2
9'V
912
625
9%
Nov
13%
Feb
Leland
1.50
Aug
Ltd
19%
Jun
Nov
19 %
Jun
Jun
11
Jan
July
5
85c
Co
Dominion
Angle Inv pfd
&
Dominion
Bridge
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
—
preferred-.
Electrohome
•
Warrants
Dominion
common
Lime
Magnesium
Dominion
common—
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
—
Mar
Industries
Dover
$1.40
Dow
Dupont Co
Economic
Match
Eddy
Trust
Ltd
tmco
Form
Federal
Motor
of
Ford
Fraser
Juri.
2.40
3.60
Feb
39
Jun
75%
Jun
50 Va Mar
530
97
Oct
2,650
15
Sep
3
Jan
8
May
98
16Va
5%
11V4
7.60
5%
11%
55Vt
57%
300
2,730
1,025
3,984
5%
5%
1,100
8'a
865
672
13,904
260
75
11,540
,
8.00
Lob
Feb
38
2.80
55%
46%
.
102
May
27
Sep
13%
Groceterias
L°eb
67,% Mar
5
Oct
7%
Jun
Freiman
12
Class
10%
Apr
50
50
200
Oct
12
III
Oct
Class
50
21% Mitr
56
May
35%
2,899
21% July
35%
38 Va
38'%
158
35
50% Mar
30
29>4
30
275
27 %
Jun
11 %
,11%
11 Va
110
9%
10%
10%
375
9
10%
10%
200
9 % May
__
—*
•
—
*
51
17
25%
Nov
34Va
Jan
Jun
12 Va
Feb
Jun
12%
Feb
15
Jan
15,971
44Vo
Jun
68%
Jan
17:11
3,350
2,730
16
Sep
19
Apr
25%
Nov
31%
29-
.
4.30
4.30
53
53
100
72c
72c
78c
4,700
48%
46
48%
150
150
153
9%.
9
9%
24
23%
24
:
*
*
6%
71
1
4.30
.,
100
4.00
Aug
6.00 Jan
Oct
65c
Oct
57% Mai1.15 Mar
909
40
Jun
48%
401
128
1,335
600
,
'17
5.00
1,154
f
7
16%
*
6.25
5.50
General
—•
General
100
725
6,860
s
Petroleum
General
Class
32
7Va
32%
59'%
59
60
41
July
;
'
Jan
Nov"
14% Mar
Jun
8%
23
28%
14%
3,110
i8%
19
570
2.53
A
Bloedel
4 Va %
M
E
Stores
Mexican
Midwest
Milton
—*
common
8.00
8.05
Warrants
National
Neon
Northern
common——1
Capital
9
1.15
450
45
25
Class
B
warrants
1.70
Class
C
1.70
1.80
1.00
1.00
warrants
Great
West
Class
Coal
:
class
Voting trust
lyoo
280
250
100
2.60
200
15%
15%
2.60
*
3.25
17V*
3.00
16%
53
50
2,930 1
3,733 1
"
Northern
Hamilton
1st
Cctton
Farms
preferred
Harding
Sicdeley
common
Preferred
—
1.28
Apr
Mar
162
Hees
Hi
(Geo
8
May
Oct
20
May
16%
Jun
19%
5%
5.90
Sep
7%
Jun
90c
Aug
43
Jan
8.45
10
3.05
Hendersliot
Hinde
Holt
Mfg
class
Prior
15'%
1,739
74
100
A
Sep
Penmans
Jan
Peoples
Jan
Phantom
52 Va May
5%
Jan
Aug
90c
3.50
3.05
Jun
7
Mar
Oct
5.00 Mar
July
Power
15%
Jun
20
Feb
44
Jun
66
Apr
5
Pitt fields
Feb
2.50
60
Oct
Oct
11V4 July
3.75
Sep
74
212
6.9
Nov
1,865
9
Va July
2,300
,4Je
Mar
70
104
Jan
255
51
May
8%
240
7
Jan
19
19
135
19
'
__
1.75
Nov"
26
12 Va
111
—
Jan
Feb
Erie
7%
Apr
87
Oct
4.05 Julv
108
Nov
54 Va May
9
19
Nov
Oct
4.10 Mar
Jun
Imperial
Oil
1.85
43
43
102
40
52
54 %
458
47'/a
Sep
60'/a May
31 Vs!
32
135
29
Oct
34
Jan
Jun
153
Jan
9,200
10
:
—:
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
common
•$2.25
Acceptance
preferred
Inglis
Cement
Inland
Natural
Co
13,179
14
13 %
14
7,170
6
6
950
23%
25%
47%
18,187
47V*
3.70
3.80
356
__
*
3.70
♦
10
preferred
Gas
24Va
50
—'
(John)
Inland
110
44%
*
common
——
Minerals
Industrial
125
43%
4.86%
—
Industrial
123
44%
5
:
125
*
—
4.55
17%
Utilities
Aug
6 Va
19% July
34 %
Jan
47
50
Apr
3.60
3.45
15
4.00
July
Feb
Jun
Jun
July
16% Aug
65c
Nov
May
5.00 May
6%
18 %
Jan
1.86
Feb
77c
5,430
7
10o
28
Apr
42
42
105
36
Jun
60
12,563
56
Jun
89
Jan
44%
2,305
34
Jun
47% Mar
49
50%
885
45
Jun
9%
9%
1,643
6
Sep
2,540
10c
49
•
„
25c
50c
*
50c
-
5%
5%
355
3.25
3.25
3.25
400
5
79%
78Va
80%
3,175
*
25c
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,200
———4—25c
51%
__
————
Public
Lake
Class
B
Service
warrants
For
footnotes,
55
*
7i/4
7:<8
'475
6%
Sep
15%
491/,
59v2
205
13
45
Jan
'
855
11
Oct
81%
81
81%
325
70
Jun
451;,
47%
10,197
37 %
Jun
60%
12%
13%
Oct
43.
17%
Jan
Mar
Apr
4.55
4.55
385
4.35
•
15%
15
157,,
2 595
13%
Oct
19
151«
14%
15%
'225
14%
Nov
19%
Apr
19
17%
19
1 185
16%
19 'A
Aug
Nov
Oct
5.25. Jun
%
Feb
17
17
375
13%
Jan
17%
30%
11,725
25%
Oct
30% May
16%
11,760
13%
Jun
22%
common—
1
28
27%
28
191
26
O-t.
36
Feb
9
9%
eoo
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
5.50
100
4.25
Jun
7.25
80
80
80
79
Nov
22
22
127
18
July
44
July
preferred:
__
100
80
*
50%
285
2
10%
9%
10%
935
9%
10
preferred-—
34%
34%
34%
175
33%
10%
11%
50%
49
__
•
Feb
Jan
83'A
Jan
22
Nov
630
Nov
Nov
8% July
Jan
55
10%
Nov
Jan
39
11 Va
Sep
6%
Jun
4.30
4.50
570
4.00
Oct
♦
28
27%
28
2,035
19%
Jun
34% Mar
19%
17%
19%
14,768
16%
Oct
25%
2.90
2.95
300
2.50
Oct
7%
8%
2,275
36%
36 %
200
32%
580
22
_
1.25
7%
*
—
*
30
28 %
*
6
5%
6
2,20o
70%
70
72
2,401
2«c
;
Ore
Gas
1.95
1.65
2.00
4,000
4.70
18,027
32
6% July
4»A
42
1
4.45
__
1.50
4
75c
82c
2,524
60c
100
58 V4
56 '/a
59%
2,667
38
2
9Va
8%
9Va
300
47%
48 %
200
75c
Chemicals
53
Jnn
July
Oct
Jan
4.75
Jan
Feb
10 %
37 Va Mar
33
Nov
9%
Jun
Oct
Jail
Oct
76
3.20
Jan
8%
Jan
Oct
2.60
Jan
May
64 Va
Jan
July
10%
Apr
Oct
common
•Royal Bank
Royalite
of
Oil
Lawrence
Lawrence
St
Maurice
A
18%
Aug
20%
350
20
Jun
23%
Feb
12'A
12 %
12 %
5
10
Jun
12%
Nov
15
15
300
13%
Aug
16%
Feb
Salada
class
5%
100
4.75
July
9%
450
8%
Nov
Ills
Jan
7%
3,225
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
84% Mar
73
14Va
—
6,815
5,118
8
Jun
16%
Feb
24%
125
23
Aug
25 %
Sep
9%
100
9
Jun
11 % Mar
16%
—
76%
14%
9%
—
63
24 Va
75%
14'%
•
16%
102
11%
Jan
19%
14%
101
125
13
Jun
19% Mar
135
99
Aug
67c
10
4.90
5,605
38,195
4,545
65c
Aug
1.25
Jan
Oct
18%
Jan
2.80
Oct
12%
3.00
Sep
5.00
13%
Jun
18
May
6%
Oct
13
May
.Mm
26%
100
65c
9
3.70
4.75
±
Sayvette Ltd
__
10
*
Warrants
14%
—
65c
100
—1
Ltd
Foods
Scythes
*
A
Corp class A pfd
*
-
3.00
15
3.10
*
common
—
15
2,775
100
3.15
10%
8
10%
26,550
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A
*
25'A
24%
25%
16,844
24 Va
24'/a
24%
5,507
50
-50
40%
40%
44
707
180
*
11 Va
40
44
10%
11%
120,275
*
6
5%
6%
Seven
Class
A
Class
Shell
*'
Arts
preferred
B
preferred—
Oil
Shullys
Industries
Silverwood
Class
Dairies
B
class
-*
A__
__
'
12
12
*
12
29%
27%
*
*
2.95
10%
2.75
9%
8%
19%
55
55
198
49
51%
6,020
4
2.60
64
Nov
52 Va Mar
9%
90c
Nov
Feb
S
K
Preferred
,
Southam
Stafford
Foods
Ltd—
Jun
8%
Feb
Standard
5.80
Feb
Standard
Radio
Mar
Stedman
Bros
Jim
1.00 Aug
86
2.16 Jan
Mar
47% July
78
39
Jun
69*% Mar
Steel
43%
Sep
39
Oct
48%
Feb
10%
Nov
11%
Jun
7,046
59
11% July
1,600
Oil
Propane
Preferred
9%
410
9%
Oct
21 %
Jan
5%
790
5
Oct
9%
Feb
Supertest ordinary
2.30
2.45
5,350
4.80
Feb
Switson
Jun
Industries
18
18
32
30%
3.00
10%
18 Va
32
4.25
3.95
4.25
400
*
9%
9'/a
9%
2,240
*
—
7Va
12%
17
7%
13 A
17 A
350
18 'A
29%
17%
18
*
common
17%
1
—
13'A
*
Steinberg class A
5%
1.75
—
of Canada
Stuart
7
L__.
Paving
Oct
18 Va
L—*
*
—
—
.
25
24%
24%
*
18
18
*
1-10
1.00
/4
Jan
27 Va
6,403
*
common
Jun
Sep
/«
*
Steel
Jan
4%
20
Manufacturing
D
Slater
£pr
37%
12
29
106
Apr
22% May
11% May
12%
12
*
—
Ltd
Simpsons
8.00 Mar
5%
6%
—
—*
Gas
Apr
9%
—
*
;
:
Cement
Apr
100
*
Industries
St
Jan
6.00
21
25
Russell
Oct
19%
-—10
Canada
class
4.05
21
*
common
(Hugh)
250
19%
10
Preferred
Russell
4.50
May
21
A*
A
Mall
Pall
of
12
May
15Va
Nov
19%
_*
— — — —
class
Paper
Rothmans
Oct
10
*
preferred
Nodwell
Rolland
11
100
__20
—
Mfg
100
10
*
—
Properties
51
11
4.50
*
common
46 % Julv
11
__
Eldg
C %
10
_
—
—.
preferred
Robin
....
*
common
2.40
page
Nov
90
47
•
9%
—
Jan
Apr
59 %
15%
common
5%
1
see
31
1
A
Superior
Jamaica
Jefferson
Jun
24'A
280
3,471
32,530
570
29%
17 /4
25%
220
18
1.10
790
65
700
1.75
9%
18
25
3.65
Jan
Nov
7% May
14
Jan
14
Jan
Jun
32'A Mar
Sep
17% Aug
14% Mar
Feb
68%
43Va
common
.Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
23%
28%
Lithography preferred
2nd
May
200
6
Aug
23% July
8
24%
65%
1
Discount
2.25 Aug
1 009
17
—
Robertson
Nov
6%
19% May
65%
*
Oct
6|243
26
♦
Preferred
Jan
44%
25
—
5
17 Va Mar
7
65c
Apr
3.75
3.50
16
common
Natural
Revenue
Jan
,
warrants
A
175
12'/a July
52 %
<
—
Warrants
Class
3,605
July
5
common
Intel-provincial Bldg Credits com
1959
.
39
24%.
__
5
Nickel
International
Intel-provincial
"
■
112%
——*
International Minerals
International
Preferred
50
4.80
17%
-*
pfd—25
Powders
Bronze
5,435
18
4.80
77c
!
Gas—
City
International
75
5%
17 Va
—20
Warrants
Inter
18
18
1
common
Preferred
5fa
5%
2.15
3.10
60 % May
1.75
__
May
30
Fixture
Iron
Reitman
May
43
*
1.50
•
Industries
Preferred
Jan
14%
1.80
20
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Lnc. Assurance
Feb
12% May
•
St
Huron
23
Aug
25%
Warrants
20 Va Mar
50
1
Jan
Nov
11
3.50
common—
Credit
Quebec
May
20c
-
preferred
15,086
22
13%
107 107'4
51
52%
10
20%
Gas
Corp
Class
8%
__
6 8U6
Apr
25%
*
common..
common
Premium
17% Mar
3.75
13
13
107
1.70
Feb
2.50
Jan
72
52%.
*
Renirtw
Home Si
175
5,045
14%
—*
preferred
Paper
Daucb—
&
Holden
50
387
1.60
1.65
•
Drilling
Pipeline
Reld
645
1.30
'
jp,.
•
Hersey
Parker
Reichhold
26
1.15
7'a
20%
__
Debenture
Pembina
Sep
1.20
Page
Jan
Feb
15%
1.20
6%
20%
1.75 July
6
Jun
Jan
50
_*
Co
&
7%
20-%
1
Supply
&
Store
4.30
2,200
5.25
2 2'>5
Power
Steel
Ontario
6.25
3.10
4.75
200
Nov
•
17% Mar
65
•
1.90
Feb
40
Jan
Sep
15
Ontario
Jun
65
„
1.90
.
*
Oshawa Wholesale
Oct
65
5.00
1.90
Ogilvie Flour
Jun
26
*
Hayes Steel
Apr
14'A Mar
12% Mar
2.75
_100
♦
-*
:
Feb
105 Va
111%
*
Natural
Utilities
Scotia
2.00
-100
common
'
106% 107Va
__;
Northwest
12%
3.00
3.00
c——
—
Carpets
Hawker
*
common—
common—
May
110
Telephone
Revelstoke
Hardee
Sep
10
5.50
Nov
Nova
101
Jun
;
6.25
Feb
17
Jun
•
Quebec Power
235
53
103
'
27 711
16 %
Nov
Works
Northern
100
3.25
17%
10
i
I
6'%
15'%
——*
—
—
.
450
4.05
15
14%
2.60
Lines
Trust
Guaranty
4.00
—
15 Va
.V
Industries
Greyhound
'
*
*
i—
wa*;•&»«£
Greening
*
—
Gas
Winnipeg
6%
*
A
B
'
100
*
95c
45
12
10% July
»
Ontario
12% May
8%
50
103
Mar
38
Products
Oct
1.00
preferred
101
n%
Jan
32
_10
Jan
1.05
$2.80
1846
May
35
Jun
100
-20
Trust
Jan
45
Warrants
12%
21
May
100
Mines
Jan
11%
Jun
Nov
Jan
5
Noranda
37 %
26
30
__
5
Jan
109 Va
16%
75
875
Sep
20%
25
common-
Drug & Chemical
58c
2,025
Feb
24
190
Preferred
National
Nov
May
200
common
Containers
National
19
22
40
Trust
56c
8.25
20
Nov
38
;
Locomotive
Corp
140
5,862
Power
Feb
May
40
Gas
Montreal
240
19 %
Lakes
Feb
10%
51
24%
101
^
Power
Beauty
18%
Great
Jan
10 %
Oct
Jun
17%
11%
20
Jan
123 Va July
12%
107%
Prop
Montreal
Moore
Loan
60
Jan
34% Mar
10'A July
27
_100
Investment
Ontario
235
5,930
Sep
33 Va
•
Ontario
130
5%
16%
7>A
45
32
11%
-
Brick
Feb
129
Aug
30
100
Brewery class A__:
Monarch Fine Foods
!
Nov
5%
15%'
—
17,425
Molson
15% Mar
5%
16'4
10 Va
mo
Industries
61 Va
*
*
1—*
Paper
18%
common
—
&
May
Canada common
class A—
Tire
Mack ay
May
23% Mar
July
26%
II
*
—
Light
49
7%
18
common
998
558
18%
common
C Canadian
P
Metro
38%
•
19
*
Jun
65c
*
«
Grain
Jun
84c
215
*
preferred
preferred
5%%
McCabe
Oct
8%
185
22'a
River
s—
8%
65c
20
22%
;
Preferred
5V8
8%
Powell
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
22%
65c
19
22%
Ltd.
360
8%
19
20
preferred-
>
*
Lakes
Greater
65
Oct
14%
1,300
100
6%
18%
20%
Nov
Nov
Feb
14% May
'
141/2
Oct
Oct
8
•
7%
93
30
343
Power & Paper class A—2.53
Northern
26%
664
388
Sep
2.80
22%
Oct
565
Jan
155% Jan
Jan
9%
33
5 700
Jan
13 %
lO'A
Jan
26%
21% May
8a,
23,348
Ltd
Oct
Feb
26
8 V* May
30%
9
Oct
6
32 '
_
Nov
175
Jun'
30
8>/a
Jun
37
Sep
Apr
18%
Aug
18% July
29
49
•
common-
Wares
Great
Great
84c
84c
50o
Steel
Gordon
9%
6%
29'4
1,890
98%
9%
—
*
com—50c
Drilling
A
Goodyear
98%
1%
Motors
General
287/a
9%
—
Dynamics
General
27%
28 Va
-—1
1
pit—
BaKeries
General Development
3,450
pfd
._
Preferred
July
51%
50%
17%
common—
125
10%
8%
Macmillan
lilar
18%
July
1st
B
Class
14% Mar
33%
35%
*
A
2,777
22 %
48
(M)
Maclaren
Feb
Nov
5
Power
5 Va %
12 Va
10%
7%
Warrants
Gatineau
11%
22 %
8i/4
Mar
Nov
Trailer1
Fruehauf
12
—
455
8%
Mills
9%
class. A__—
2,575
f
e:(4
Leaf
10%
*
Charles
Frosst
1.175
11 %
48%
Maple
15
*
*
A
Gardens
557
common-.
38 %•
•
Shoes
774
*
3)
(A
20%
50
Leaf
2,546
—1
——
20
'A
Feb
37
23
10%
B
Maher
8
May
11
50
37 %
•
Maple
10
„
8,549
11
A
Feb
Mar
8
11%
Jun
Oct
38
Preferred
9.25 Mar
Jun
44
class
preferred
class
Cos
July
20Va
Inc
aw
30
*
*
85c
15
38
common
1st
V
Feb
14
25
20
i
L__
preferred
Class
Jun
Feb
4.50
15%
Canadian
Co
25
Nov
Oct
250
25
.
8
55c
Jan
Jan
5%
10V*
Companies—.
15%
25
15
8;.,
'
Foundation
14%
*
\
25
32%
9%
Canada
A
15%
1
10%
Co
class
32
15%
30
*
Ford
Financial
32
3
Jun
2.75
55 V*
45
98
16'/b
.
*
crass
1,800
108
15Vi
Mfg
660
60c
20
57
A
Gram
Fleet
8'%
60c
120
—.
common
Farms
Federal
8%
30V'
10%
—
8V4
30
common--
Pi|ayers
lo
Oct
5%
10
Falconbridge
4.25
11%
15»
Fanny Farmer Candy
Oct
10
Industries
Monarch
Famous
2.15
Jan
*
*
Preferred
4 883
8
16
-
Exquisite
2.35
2,054
15,948
—
2.20
10%
11%
common
Co
2.25
10%
17%
1
Inv
2.80 Feb
1
12
17%
—
7.25
Sep
20
17%
.
16% Mar
Oct
2nd
—
10
Brewery
Sep
4.00
2.05
Loan
B
Jan
11%
Preferred
Class
Apr
10% Aug
600
Jan
Sep
7% July
2,165
Sep
120
Jan
7
3.20
2.35
__
___:
Loblaw
1.20
Oct
4.60
common
preferred
Levy
3,517
Sep
4.20
60
—*
common
Cement
preferred
preferred
$1.25
14' ^
Oct
5
1.40
2.25
30
common—1*
Preferred
13%
41c
Jan
4.60
Jun
9%
11%
Dominion Textile common—
14
Apr
9%
12%
-
235
25
I6V4
*
Chemical
&
Tar
9 %
40
8%
10,14
12%
Coal
Steel
9
135
v
—*
VI
,—*
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
9 %
10%
—
—
Dominion
1.175
2^250
240
55%
46%
_
■—2
100
*
25
*
4,600
5%
120
*
100
,
preferred
Seagrams
Jan
2.05
30
—
Estate
Dalex
Distillers
21%
3.90
2.^5
s
Laurentide
Loblaw
Dale
Oct
5
50
.
9%
1.70
50
—100
preferred
ICO
Jan
675
io
56c
29 V*
*
common—
'
1.35
1.35
21'A
_10
common
Secord
16%
50
10%
Sep
io
Warrants
6%
•
10 »A
55c.
*
Preferred
Jan
15%
—
300
*
Gas
22 Vb
104
16
10%
1
Cement
Jun
%
105
55
Oct
1.95
Oct
14%
150
.
A
Canada
High
2.60
10%
„
4 311
*
1,166
3734
class
of
Jan. 1
Low
3.05
55c
Labatt
9,119
18
Range Since
High
2.85
Jan
6%
26,262
37
*
.*
—
International
t'lass
11%
Oct
7
50
-1°
Timber
Trust
Crush
7
3.05
10
preferred
Douglas
16%
i
*
•
*pmber common—-1
preferred
Crestbrook
Crestbrook
Low
*
common
Warrants
9%
'
Warrants
Imperial
Shares
10
Kelvinator
Aug
6%
**
16 %
*
*
Credit
Coronation
Crown
Kelly
22
105%
.
B
Cosmos
Apr
2.25
Corby Distillery
Class
Feb
B
77/s
107
———100
*
.
4.65
16%
Ltd
Preferred
3.40
37%
100
,
preferred
.111 11
Oct
Jockey Club
21
-
Class B
3.00
Oct
7%
19
Paper———
Gas
14,000
3.10
21 %
Mining & Smelling
Consolidated
for Week
Warrants
16
Sep
Sep
National
Consolidated
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
13
A
Consolidated
4.40
68
Columbia Cellulose
Conduits
Week's
Last
'
High
Nov
*
*
1
Dimlop
3.75
3.35
*
^
Chrysler
Cochrane
Low
High
3.35
-25
—*
Wines
Ga:
Friday
Sale Pric©
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
3.40
*
Industries
Blog
(Range for Week Ended November 1 6)
Sales
for Week
Week's'
41
Feb
Sep
Jun
Oct
9
Oct
6
July
20 %
Feb
32% Mar
4.65
Jan
16
Jan
7%
Sep
Jan
10 Va
Jun
15
15%
Jun
21 Vs Mav
17%
Nov
25
Jan
24
July
30
Sep
11
Jun
19
Aug
26Va
Jan
23 Va July
13
1.00
Jun
197/s
Oct
Oct
1.70
Feb
,
(2114)
42
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-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Tamblyn
Ltd
Canada
Teaco
Paper
Dominion
Thompson
Toronto
15
15 »/4
275
42
41%
Marts
Canada
Trans
63Vi>
7,098
13 ¥2
550
62
62
75
4.25
4.50
1,455
75c
3,600
4.50
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain
Pipeline
Prairie
Trans
Elevator
Turnbull
—
Mines
Candore
73 ¥2
Captain
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos
Gold
9%
Feb
4.35
Feb
Central
Porcupine
16 ¥4 May
Charter
Oil
16 ¥4 May
Cheskirk
14
27,911
175
11
85
150
82
Oct
39
45
36
July
350
11
Jun
Jun
•
101
Apr
Central
Pat
Chib
¥2
Chibougamau
21 ¥2
16,147
17 ¥2
Jun
8 ¥2
27%
Oct
19%
Jan
Chimo
16 ¥8
47,394
12 Va
Jun
16 ¥s
Nov
Chromium
7 ¥4
7
7%
6,795
4.60
Jun
Aug
Cochenour
11%
12 V'4
1,545
11 ¥2
Oct
16 ¥4 Mar
8 ¥2
8 ¥2
100
7 ¥4
Aug
ll7/8
Acceptance
2nd
preferred
8%
9
610
8%
Sep
11
Union
Canada
of
Gas
Class
common
preferred
class A
A
United
Corps
Fuel
Steel
United
class
Inv
pfd
B
Corp
Class
A
B
Foods
class
Preferred
Westeei
27 ¥1
Jan
39
510
30 Vb
Jan
41
4.90
12,400
4.00
4.00
4.10
4,070
7%
6%
7 ¥'4
2,050
5
5
100
54
~—
965
4.40
200
class
Apr
Jan
8%
Jan
7% May
Jun
63%
Jun
4.00 May
5.50
Jan
52
1.00 July
9,999
43%
4.25
390
3.25
Jun
(J)
pfd
class
Industries
Jun
May
Jan
4.85
Feb
2.85
Jan
23%
Feb
2.10
2.00
2.10
5,560
14
14 ¥2
1,668
11 ¥8
Jun
14
13 ¥2
14%
7,523
11 ¥8
Jun
22%
Feb
36 ¥1
78
35
Aug
40 ¥2
27
27
25
27
Nov
29
11%
11%
1,325
9
Mar
50c
50c
250
40c
Sep
18c
11%
—
20c
300
12c
Sep
Min
Lake
Coin
Gold
warrants
Con
Ltd
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
Acme
Gas
__
Advocate Mines
Call in an
Central
Consolidated
8c
Sep
Oct
34c
Apt-
1
10c
10c
10c
3,600
7c
Nov
24c
Jan
Alba
Explorations
Alberta
Allied
Pacific
Gillies
An
Jan
Anglo
Ansil
Mines
Mines
Arjon
Gold
Arcadia
Associated
_L_
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Atlas
Ltd
20
Mines
Red
Mines
13r
Nov
20c
Jan
1,600
4c
May
7c
Jan
30c
Jan
57c
35c
30c :36¥2c
81,400 j
2,500
27c
Sep
59c
Apt-
26c 26 ¥2 c
25c
Oct
71c
Jan
70c
75c
10,345
50c
Aug
1.34
Jan
75c
Regcourt
11 ¥2
Jan
4.10 Mar
Cowichan
3.20
Sep
Craigmont
3.65
3.70
3,950
2.40 July
6.35
Jan
Atlin
Ruffner
Aumacho
July
5¥2c
Jan
West
Petroleum
34,200
5¥2c
5,358
5¥2c
Oct
14c
May
48,719
25c
Oct
41c
Nov
1.85
1.80
1.90
6,850
90c
Jan
2.35
4.00
3.80
4.00
5,450
Oct
7.90 May
25c
40c
326,100
*
50c
50c
50c
500
42c
Mines
50c
18
5,690
15%
Jan
4.80
Oct
35c
35 ¥2 c Mar
57c
May
15c
Jan
18 ¥2 c
Oct
6.75
Apr
Jan
1.07
55c
Jun
Apr
10¥2c
40c
Jan
56c
Mav
15c
July
32c
Jan
2.1)5
1.99
2.05
4.620
2 ¥2 c
1.651
Jun
Sep
2.65
Jan
7.000
15c
Mar
41c
Aug
9c
Oct
22 ¥2 c
Feb
26,033
4c
34c
31c
35c
24,158
30c
6c
6c
6c
9,000
5c
8.30
8.45
1.625
10c
11c
3.000
Mines
7.25
10c
Aug
Sep
8¥2c
Feb
54c
Feb
July
10c
Oct
July
10 Va
17c
Sep
Jan
~
Deer
Mines
Horn
Deldona
Delnite
Devon
17c
Sep
48 ¥2 c
Jun
8c
July
15c
Jan
East
76c
Oct
1.37
Apr
East
9 Vs c
9 ¥2 c
9V2c
4.500
8c
Jan
16 ¥20
Apr
40c
95c
95c
1.03
3,953
68c
May
-_1
37c
35c
39c
193,650
24c
May
93c
10c
Oct
36c
c
5c
3.800
3.85
3.90
1,800
4¥2c July
1.17 Mar
$5
preferred
5% 7c
Banff
Oil
Jan
Jan
Elder-Peel
Cons
Mines
_
_
_
Mines
_
_
Eureka
50c
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Ba-e Metals Mining
May
Jan
May
Baska
Bata
Uranium
Mines
Duouesne
Belcher
Mining
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Bibis
_
.
Mines
Rralornp
Broulan
Reef
Brunswick
Buffalo
_
_
Mines__
Buffalo
10%
Nov
&6
Feb
Gaitwin
1.01
4,400
90c
Mav
Feb
Geco
8,200
17c
Aug
30c
Nov
16 ¥2 c
Jan
39c
Sep
Giant
70c
Oct
Giant
Jan
Calalta
Goldale
2.583
56c
10.400
48c
Feb
7,800
91c
Oct
1.60
Oct
15¥2C
Jan
Gas
5c
6c
22,300
4c
Jun
11c
Feb
Grandroy
10c
May
19c
Jan
60c
Aug
Great
7¥2c
Nov
5c
May
7¥2c May
7¥2C Oct
8c
9c
25,000
9c
8c
10c
33,200
12c
11c
14c
97,800
9c
9c
9 ¥2c
30,300
4 Vac
5c
Jan
2,625
4c
July
39c
i 38¥2c
40c
13,000
37c
Nov
6.20
6.20
6.45
33,735
6.00
Apr
2.49
Campbell
Chibougamau
Camubell
Canada
Red
Oil
Jan
_
_
Gwillim
Lake
27c
Jan
Hallnor
8 ¥2 c
Jan
59c
Feb
Canada
Southern
Canada
Tungsten
Canadian
Astoria
28c
3,150
6,200
2.75
Oct
4.90
Feb
7.500
1.41
Sep
3.40
5c
5c
4,000
25c
Aug
4c
Mar
36c
6c
Canadian
Chieftain
11c
5,500
6¥2c July
15c
13c
15c
22,200
12 ¥2 c Aug
28c
Devonian
Mines
Jan
19
2,000
17c
1,200
3.45
Jan
3.70
18,087
15
15
400
1.04
1.08
19,335
„
1.25
3.10
13
80c
May
Oct
Jan
20c
_
949,300
5c
Jan
13c
2,500
lie.
Jun
1.45
3.00
77c
Jun
2.37
1,430
Sep
1.80
Jan
13c
Jan
8 ¥aC
Apr
22 ¥2 c Mar
Jun
1.85
Aug
4.20
Jan
IV2C July:
18¥2c
Jan
11c
May
31 ¥2 c
Aug
5c
Jan
2.50
1,955
Nov
70c
3,446
Nov
6c
Jan
25
2.811
22 ¥2
Oct
10c
10c
10c
5,500
5¥2C
Jun
Oct
33c
4.10 Mar
77c
Nov
1,555
67c
11 ¥2
14c
Oct
29% Mar
19 ¥2 c
Jan
83c
87c
11%
87c
Oct
1.10
Apr
11 ¥4
11 %
2,998
Jan
14 ¥2
Jun
12c 12 Vac
19,000
11c
Oct
34c
Apr
28c
11,400
12c
May
39c
Apr
16c 17 ¥2 c
15,400
11c
Oct
21c
45c
100,659
23c
Jan
48c
Jun
12c
1,762
lie
Oct
24c
Jan
28c
26c
39 ¥2 c
38c
11 ¥_c
11.Vac
8 ¥2
1.95
1,200
2.95
2.95
3.GO
1
12
12
12%
1,675
1
8 ¥2 c
8c
9c
12,500
6¥2c
1
9.00
8.15
9.00
15.410
7.65
4c
4c
4 ¥2 c1
26,500
1
Gold
9
Jun
May
Feb
4.15
15 ¥4
Jan
Feb
18 ¥2 c Mar
Gold
Headway Red
Gold
2 9 ¥2
Aug
Howey
Jan
Hudson
2.60
Feb
i
Oct
7.50
Jan
Mar
19 ¥2
Jan
July
12c
12c
12c
5,800
11c
Mar
16c
Jan
31 ¥2 c
10c 13¥2c
78,100
7c
Feb
20c
300
13c
Feb
19c
Aug
Apr
70c
July
13c
14c
23c
13c
90c
1
1
Lake
1.00
12c
14c
26,500
11c
Oct
26c
July
22 ¥2c 23 ¥2 c
23,400
20c
Oct
65c
Jan
3,300 1
1.25
Jan
Ltd
5c
5 ¥2 c
35,000
14c
Jan
1
Mines
2.30
2.40
800
2.05
Jun
2.85
Sep
5
20%
20
20%
3.701
18 ¥4
Jun
26 ¥2
Jan
11%
11%
12 VA-
9,713
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
11%
11
11%
8,562
9.25
Jun
15 ¥0 Mar
1
;
class
B
Consolidated
______
____;
.
Bay
3.00
2.25
1
Iron
Gola_
39c
Oct
Feb
1
A
Oil
Class
2.10
8c
1
Mines
Mines
Lakes
10%
2.20
1
of
Oct,
Aug
3c
3.700
Jan
2.20
____1
Hastings
Heath
1
.
Co
__•
Gold
1
Mining & Smelting
*
51 '2
c
2.38
2.38
51 ¥2
49%
5c
July
2.05 Mai-
2.65
Jan
2.55
3,350
51 ¥2-
3.480
47
12 ¥2
J tin
25 V2C
Jun
54c
Feb
36c
Jun
73C
AUg
May
59 ¥4
Apr
20¥« Mar
Jan
Feb
2.50
15%
15%
16
2,105
1
Hudson Bay Oil
Hydra Exploration
30c
28c
35c
44,282
42c
42c
45c
10,900
35c. 47 ¥2 c
76,450
24c
Sep
1.34
Jan
1.29
4,700
62c
Oct
2.55
Jan
8.100
60c
Jun
1.75
Jan
1.18 Mar
1.49
7,660
5 ¥2 c
8,500
5c
May
13¥2c
Jan
80c
May
1.35
Aug
Sep
5.35
3.50 May
Inspiration
1
Irish
Copper Mines
1
45c
Iron
Bay
1
1.15
'
Feb
1.30
1.30
200
3.10
13,676
3.75
3.75
3.90
1.05
2.61
Oct
4.55
Aug
2.60 Mar
Iso
Jack
Feb
94c
10,575
64c
Jun
1.80
Jan
Jacobus
1.07
28,325
80c
Jun
i.87
Feb
Jaye
21c
22c
5,250
15c
May
98c
1.15
24,272
71c
July
16c
35c/
7c
4
43.
1
Waite
4.35
84c
1.05
.
Mines
Mines
1.01
85c
1
page
2,400
2.35 May
1.03
*
_
23,000
2.90
Island
Canadian Malartic Gold
4.10
3.05
'4"1
Canadian North Inca
c
7 ¥2
24%
24%
16 ¥2 c
;
Consolidated
5c
10c
see
6¥2c Aug
80,500
*
Home
1.40
20c
footnotes,
Jun
c
9 ¥2 c
S V2C
1
Hollinger
3.95
Canadian High Crest
Northwest Mines
70c
1
Jan
Jan
1.40
16%
Homestead
2.50,
-
Sep
4.05
Canadian
For
2,435
19c
2.15
15
1
Oil
13C
12c
Minerals
Hasaga1 Gold
Head
1
Petroleum
Dyno
Export Gas &
Canadian
22 34
2134
1.05
10c
Canadian
Long
9c
19c
♦
Petroleum
Canadian
Canadian
5,083
2.00
1
Delhi
Canadian
iov2c
11c
Jan
1
Canadian
5c
1
Highland Bell
11c
3.65
7c
1
Mines.
Rock
Harrison
Jan
Petrol
Minerals
Lead
Hard
7.75 July
1.75
*
6,000
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
3.20
1
IV2C
91 c
Feb
1.50
1
_____
Lake
6¥2c
Gunnar Mining
Sep
2.95
Lands
11,000
1
Deveioo_
34c
27 V'2C
21%
1.08
1
Mines
Plains
18c
Uy-
*
1.03
_
Mining
14c
1.70
4
2.05
1.04
Mine
Gulf
3.20
*
2.73 July
1.55 May
1
Ltd
Feb
1
Oil___
&
2.10 Mar
2,665
12c
Mines
Granduc
July
1.35
Petrol
4¥2c Mar
2,100
2.75
Goldray
10¥2c
Camerina
2,500
1.85
20c
Limited
Goldtields
38c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
6c
2.30
1.68
1
7c
25c
6c
2.25
10
.
.
Ltd
Mascot
44,700
1
_
9¥2c Aug
6c
*
Ygllowknife
Explorers
5,700
—
Ltd__
preferred
Mines
9¥2C
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Genex
7 ¥2 c
1
Petroleum
Jan
75c
1.68
1
Glacier
28o
1.10
1.55
11c
Cadamet
Jun
Feb
I6V2C July
2.30
1
Mining
Jan
—
19c '
Jan
12 ¥2 c
Feb
26
Mar
■
13,870
July
July
15 ¥2
1
Petrol
10c
1
24c
5.45
34
1
Ltd
9,925
Lake..
Red
Francoeur
Frobex
32c
'
20¥2C
24,800
July
Oct
-
Jun
11c 15¥2C
4.65
4,653
.
May
9c
4,900
43c
Mining & Smelting
6c
19,000
20c
2.20
Ankente
10,000
c
19c
Nov
1
7c
9¥aC 10 ¥2
19c
10c :10¥2c
.
9.25 May
1
:
Mining
Jun
1
___
23% Mar
1
Fatima
40c
—1_
3.60 Mar
570
3,320
Nov
1
;__
Mines:
.
Sep
5c
.
5,540
13%
7,100
16c
"•
24c
4.30
26 ¥2
6c
7c
9¥2c
Nov
12 ¥2 Mar
13
37,340
Jun
5.75
1
Ltd
1
55c
93c
4.10
14c
8,150
•
Jan
Jun
Jun
9.50
38c
2 6 ¥4
4.25
13 ¥4
1.70
14,975
lOViiC
44c
16,387
2.95
2.10
Pioneer
109,615
55c
1.65
17c
•
_
_
9,197
91c
51c
2.85
6 ¥2 c
1
Bay Uranium
Bordulac Mines
10
85c
10 ¥2 c
5c
.____.
Black
9.85
12c
40c
.
10
86c
1.65
Nov
____1
Mines—
May
2.85
2.10
Mines
Yukon
Mar
72c
1
1
_
_
_
Bicicop Mines Ltcl_
Bou/an
-.1
.
Corp
Jan
24c
Sep
17c 17 ¥2c
17c
1
500
_
_
Corn
Copper
27c
Oct
Mining
16%c
■
Mar
15c
19c
Ltd
9c
'
•
Petroleums
Beat tie
Sep
1
22
26c
9¥2c
Apr
14c
Farvvest
6c
•
Oct
25¥2c
July
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
16V2c
•
—
17c
Jun
6c
•
Corp
21
50c
1.03
May
15c
15,700
Sep
455
74.022
1.01
50c
.1
_
.
8c
6,500
9c
6v2c
Mining
Sol
1,200
s
1.00
26c
_
_
39,318
18c
8¥2c
7,700
Mines
El
27 V2 c 29 ¥2c
28 V2c
___1
_.
•
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Baniat.
_
Jan
17c
17c
¥2 c
7,000
Mines
22
21
24 V
1.00
1
_
Bankfield
10%
3.25
13V2C
17c
1
Gold
Eldrich
24%
9.65
21
24%
—
_—
Bankeno
Barex
■_____:
_
9.90
25
-
.
preferred
3.55
14c
8
6¥2c
Amphi
French
1
.1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Sep
•
Sullivan
2
6V2C
3¥2c Mar
6,000
Co
Malartic
5,500
12c
500
Aug
9,213
11 VaC
4c
29c
:
Copper
Dynamic Pete
30,900
Jan
4c
8V2C
2.50
Mines
Duvan
95c
7c
Sep
4c
8c
;
31c
5 V2C July
Sep
15c
25c
1
Petroleum
9¥2c
9c
12 ¥2 c
Jun
May
25c
Mines
9c
1.28
Jun
Aug
5c
8c
Dickenson Mines
Dome
Dome
85c
Feb
12c
5%c
1
28c
Feb
7c
1,500
9,179
9 ¥2 c
27 %c
.
Mines
9c
5c
2,000
8 ¥2 c
9 v2c
.
1
;_
palmer Oils
Donalda
Mar
21 ¥4 Mar
1
1
.
Mines
Mines
Denison
85c
Oct.
1
Gold
Pacilic_
95c.
1.00
1
Jan
Oct
9 ¥2c
1
:
75c
6c
.
:
1
1
Mining
Brewis
1.39 May
9c
__
1
Mines
Decoursey
Sep
9 V2 c
•
Daering Explorers
Delhi
16 ¥4
18
1
1
Daragon
__
1
Pershing
E'ast
4 V
Jan
Copper
1,000
5c
12c
Jun
7,362
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
Nov
Jun
30c
7.856*'"
7,000
42c
11,700
2,433
16,000
JU11
35c
•
__.
Jan
11c
32c
Jun
7c
3.60
33c
5.50
8¥2c
29c
Jun
1
Mines
12 ¥2 c Mar
11c
41c
•
Zinc
Crestaurum
Sep
6 ¥2C
Coulee
Lead
Feb
1.60 May
9c
Jan
17 ¥2
53c
17c
35c
6c
May
Sep
July
5¥ac
1.00
5c
c
9¥2C
48,524
12c
Aug
Feb
¥2c
5¥ac
45,500
9¥2c Aug
3.00
13c
1
1.19
7,187
Feb
Jan
Mar
1
.
9 ¥2c
6,300
7c
May
1.01
20,700
1.11
15c
5¥2c
27c
1,000
9c
8 V2 c
7c
1
19,000
1.01
40c 43 ¥2 c
1.13
16c
5¥ac
35 ¥2
1
24c
8¥2c
Oct
Copper Rand Chiboug
45c
1
18c
Nov
6c
1
57,922
May
42c
_1
33c
44
17c
Mines
24c
100
lie
Mines
River
30c
Jan
5 VaC
2,000
6
Jan
5 ¥•> c
11.000
Oct
8c
Exploration
Jan
10.400
July
3c
1.01
•
Comvest
Jan
c
Feb
9c
3,933
9c
•
1.50
7c
1.90
4,144
5c
41c
Consolidated
2.70
1.10
2,600
10c
1
200
7c
2.20
10c
1.01
Mines
Mines
720
1.05
2.11
4¥ac
36 ¥4
17 %c
4.35
1.28
2.11
85
12 ¥2 July
Aug
73c
4¥2c
1
Sannorm
3.90
,
Jun
2.50
Consolidated Shawkey
2.60
1.05
2.42
_i
Consolidated
16c
*
4,510
35,400
___1
,
Poplar
Consolidated
3.65
1
15c
6c
1
Apr
May
5¥2c
Mines
13c
Feb
50c
*
Mines
22 Va Mar
100
5c
Copper
14c
Jan
6c
2
__
Quebec Gold
11,700
IV/2C 11 V'2
Coast
Yellowknife
Jun
Sep
48c
Mines
Consolidated Northland
15 ¥2
Warrants
Atlantic
7c
19c
6c
__
1
.
Rambler
9¥ac
Nickel
3,067
Jan
Aug
50c
.■
1
Exploration-
Consolidated
5c
_
9c
Jun
1
'
8c
May
14%
29c
Jan
21,200
Mines
'
1.80
38¥2c
Copper-Man
'
Nov
76c
27
8.45
69c
28c
1,840
16c
Sep
21,750
24,331
99
49,000
8¥ac
75c
60,805
39%
5.30
May
70c
44c
38
9,066
3c
8c
1
...
Ltd
28
500
1.08
CoppCrcorp
Jun
4,600
5c
4¥ac July
6 ¥2 c Jun
4.00
Jan
13
7c
5c
73c
6,000
7c
7c
20,832
5 ¥2 c
1.00
1
_
17 ¥2 c
IIV2C
3.65
_1
Oil
Asamera
23 ¥2 c
Jan
7,625
6c
5¥2c
41c
Consolidated
lie
Mines
Oct
2 ¥2 C
11c 11 Vic
5 ¥2c
11c
1.03
35
1
_
10c
Apr
Jan
1
Oils
Consolidated
1
_
_
1.03
1
—
Sep
20o
__
Area
May
3.70 |
150
'
63c
7
Mines
Jan
7c
•
3,600
1
Iron
Jan
45c
'
29c
71c
1
28
6,210
1
Oct
69c
•
Oct
t
5.50
*
Oct
17¥aC
1
28
*
22c
9,016
6V'2c
Arrow
Mac
July
11,357
Huronian
5,500
Mogul
Mic
110
56c
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Anglo United Development
5.50 May
26c
Oct
Morrison
Jan
*
_
Oct
20c
Lake
1.70
__10o
_
1.46
4.30
Consolidated
104 ¥2
I
41c
Petroleums
5,175
24c
1
14%
59c
1
Mines
l.eari
a con
Anchor
Jan
1,400
4.55
Consolidated
100
10c
Pete
Jan
80c
18 V2c
1
—
Marcus Gold Ltd
Jun
51c
Rare
Leduc
57c
Jun
19c
1
—
Consolidated
6.00
40c
Larder Mines
Earth
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
American
Oct
39c
24c
•
Marbenor
1,343
54c
Alminex
28c
15,000
4.40
2.50
.
_
Halliwell
8.70
5 V'2c
*
10,300
47c
1.90
5.75 May
47c
Jan
—
Cadillac
Consolidated
8.50
41c
Oils
_
c
44c
4.50
*
Consolidated
Jun
_1
_
_
Consolidated
Minerals
Roxana
May
1.80
44c
1
Flin
Golden
July
1
Gold
Yellowknife
Akaiicho
29c 31 ¥2
1
—
___
Fenimore
Consolidated
Consolidated
15 ¥2
1
Agnico Mines Ltd
Feb
3c
15c
Dragon Oil
91 ¥2
21 %c
1
1.72
6,000
10,500
Discovery
25
14 ¥2 c
—
Oct
5c
Mines-
Consolidated
5,182
_
Ltd.
75c
May
17c
i'
•
14,255
*
_
29,600
10c
5c
—
_
_
95
3.70
1
—
_
_
1.21
July
Oct,
May
1
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Cusco
—
1.00
Apr
9.75
2.21
16c
_
__
_
Consolidated
2.60
—
Mines
1.17
Oct
May
OILS
Oil
&
5 ¥2 c
Consolidated Beta Gamma
15 Vr
•
17,500
91c
2,700
1
Key Mines
Consolidated
CroinoF
AND
6 ¥2c
1.60 Mar
13
16c
Crowpat
MINES
1.05
6c
*
Coniagas Mines
99
___—_—•
99c
6c
Jan
*
16 ¥2
*
Electric
1.02
—
20¥s
39%
._
class A
Jun
4.80
Sep
1
Mines_
15
-V
5
Oct
10
__
Metals
3.90
Ltd class A
95c
27,688
Mar
___1
Mining
& Smelting_
Smelt-
&
95
108 ¥2 108 ¥2
•
1,800
4,275
8.70
Willans
18%
100
50
A
1.00
10%
—
95
16
"
Knitting
1.70 Aug
36 ¥4
26 ¥4
—______100
Stores
Mining
8.60
.
-
Mines
Gold
Consolidated
1.50
59 ¥2
14%
_.
S2.80
Copper
Consolidated
22c
Nov
3,250
—100
Preferred
Zenith
7%
5.00
1.30
4.15
May
Jan
54 ¥'4
•
A
—
Wood
A
Oct
Oct
6
3.25
1.25
—
_
Hardware
Class
Oct
3.60
52 %
•
White
York
Oct
8c
1.25
•
preferred
Woodward
4.85
53%
—
B
preferred
re
55 ¥b
4.35
55%
*
common
Warrants
6
410
10c
1
4% r:<i
4.95
9c
20
•
(Geo)
Class
Jan
10c
*
Copper
Warrants
Weston
19%
4.90
*
A
_
Products
Western
280
Jan
*
common
trust
Westfair
21 ¥4
23%
*
Trans
Voting
Jun
9,430
*
1
Equipment
Knapp Canada Ltd
&
Apr
31
19%
1
W
&
Westcoast
60
Oct
8
*
Wainwright Products & Ref
Webb
Nov
28
39
*
Vulcan
Waterous
53 ¥4
50
21V4
10
Trust
Grey
G
Jun
95
29
*
.
&
Walker
15%
54
29
*
class
Mfg
Victoria
18 1
53 ¥4
*
Vendomatic
Viceroy
19
*
Electric
Vector
97c
c
—
Feb
54
*
25
*
B
Class
United
15c
8.25
__
Feb
14¥a
5¥2c Aug
Apr
8%
*
*
•
50
*
common
Oct
4,500
.'
Kayrand
15%
12
30c
7,000
6 ¥2c
10 ¥4
_
_
_
Mines
21
8v2
8%
Oct
8c
9 ¥2c
1
—
Mines
Chesterville
41 ¥2 May
7 ¥2
8c
9 ¥2c
-
1
1.20 May
*
15%
Oct
Jun
220
.
High
7flc
1
Gold
8 ¥2
7%
2,600
1
Oct
13 ¥2
1.04
10 ¥2
*
Ltd
Corn
Jan
Low
6c
1
Quartz
Oct
Combined
Union
9 V'2c
Range Since
High
8.40
Cariboo
Oct
13
8 ¥2
1
Shares
10 ¥2C 10¥2c
iov2c
■
Jan
3.25
1.00
1.01
_»
Feb
40c
Low
l
Ltd
15
13 ¥2
8
for Week
1
Exploration
64
85
1
1
*
*
*
Corp
Can-Erin
Apr
May
July
12
13%
*
100
Silica
58% July
13 ¥2
A
—___
Pipeline
Canada
Trans
Jun
60
¥2
*
Canadian
Feb
7
501/4
Jan
7%
Nov
13 ¥4
—
preferred
preferred
5%
Oct
5 V4
39
class
B
4Va '/e
'
6
500
13 ¥4
common
Finance
Class
60
41
100
63 V4
Warrants
Traders
Nov
1,850
6
60c
Towers
21%
5 ¥2
10
preferred
Star
Oct
43 ¥2
*
-50
Bank
Works class A—
Toronto Iron
Toronto
14%
6
--
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
5 ¥4
*
*
common
Canadian General Invest
Third
Low
15 ¥4
common
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since~iJaji. 1
High
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Sale Price
Friday
Last
Sale Price
stocks
.
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
__
16c
1,109
26c
1.22
Mining
_3.r>e
Mines
1
7 ¥2 c
Quebec
Mines
;_1
21 ¥2 C
•
10¥2c
Joliet
38c
Jan
Jan
Joutel
Copper
19c
Jan
Jowsev
Mining Co
7c
15,400
5¥2C May
Apr
Jonsmith
Mines
1
1
Sep
10c
Mar
12¥2C
Sep
4
¥2c Aug
9,166
3,500
7c
6,300
18 ¥2c
22c
14
28c
85c
5,703
27c
28c
4,266
Apr
1.00
17c
5c
21c
40c
Aug
8c
10 V2c 11 ¥2 c
Sep
Nov
10c
IV2C
81c
1
Ltd
17c
26 ¥2 c
4%c
Gold
13c
6 ¥2 c
5C0
Mines
Nov
45c
190,400
13c
Jellicoe
Jan
17,000
3,500
31c
13c
Joburke
16c
4,850
7¥2c
18c
26 ¥2 c
Feb
31c
35c
7c
18c
27 ¥2 c
Jan
6¥2C July
34c
70c
____1
._.
77c
75c
20c
_
Explorations
1.12
May
Oct
10c
Jan
56c
July
25c
May
35c
Jun
Jan
25¥2c Mar
92c
44c
Nov
July
Volume
6213
Number
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2115)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range;!
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
_*
Frontier
Kenville
Gold
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
62 c
36,700
4'tec
3,000
7.00
7.55
12,225
2.15
2.20
39c
45c
103,840
15c
1
Copper
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
7.55
1
-
40 tec
1
Townsite—
.-1
.
Low
57c
16c
2,000
10'tec
10'teC ll'tec
4,000
23%
986
•
1
300
48c
High
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lingman
Lake
O.su
Lake
La
Luz
Oct
Oct
Patino
Sep
Pato
Jan
Pax
4c
Jun
9c
6.50
Sep
10'te
Feb
Paymaster
47c
Aug
PCE
8c
Jan
29c
Aug
Peerless
10c
Jun
17c
Aor
19te
Sep
30 te May
3.80
Jun
Jun
Gold
—;*
:
11'tec May
3lc
Jan
OH
Oil
Phillips
Oil
.5,600
18c
9,300
2.75
1,400
2.60
Feb
4.10
Jun
Pitch
Ore
3.00
5C0
2.60
Feb
4.18
Jun
Place
Oil
Jan
4.25
Jun
Placer
4.60
Apr
Ponder
Powell
Rouyn
'
Pickle
Crow
3.45
10c
Feb
18c
Jun
10'tec
12c
3,666
10c
Feb
29c
Aug
14c
15c
6,900
11 tec
Oct
52c
Apr
22'/aC May
44c
370
lie
35C
11c
40C
11c
27'070
10'tec
Oct
aoc
67c
83c
12,000
64c
Oct
__*
50c
48c
50c
13,000
45c
Jun
3.95
2.25
112
31c
33c
28,450
31c
Nov
50c
36c
33c 37'tec
184.300
33c
Oct
1.46 Mar
Sep
1.70
Jun
Preston
May
15tec
Jan
2'tec May
9'tec
Sep
1.99
July
1.11
1.24
4,375
10c
8c
11c
65,000
__1
4 tec
4 tec
6'tec
53,200
—*
1.64
1.64
1.70
1,875
19c
22c
8,100
Gold
Mines
1
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
Long Lac Gold
1
i9c
*
Oct
2.00
1.05
5c
1.64
54c
Nov
Prairie
1
*
Gold
Royalties—r
Mines
Ltd—
Gas
17,300
134
Sep
36c
61c
10,028
54c
Mar
86c
13c
207,900
5c
Mar
16c
Aug
54c
16,550
41c
Feb
91c
May
25
805
21
40c
500
32c
Oct
91c
Feb
32c
1,000
31c
May
85c
Jan
2.40
__
26'te
2.51
•
1.52
1,600
6.75
7.10
4,688
87c
84c
91c
46,650
1.57
1,67
26,483
11c 14'tec
July
202,100
1
22c
1
1.24
1.02
1.27
235,900
Louvicourt
1
8c
8c
8'tec
6,000
1
12c
12c
13c
35,400
5.tec
6c
4,000
3.50
1,708
—
Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
Macassa
Macdonald
Macfie
•
Mines
Explorations
MacLeod
!
Cockshutt
3.40
1
Ltd
3.40
17'tec
17 tec
20c
2,400
1
Mines
Gold
*
Mines
Gold
5c
4'tec
5'tec
94.500
1.15
1.15
7,875
1
Lake
2.19
1
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Consolidated
10,7ud
•
1.63
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1
i4C
1
8c
7c
8c
5,466
7c
1
15'tec
15tec
16c
5,900
15c
1
4c
4c
4c
54,500
4c
1
2.45
2.45
2.65
790
1.40 May
4c
Apr
77c
Feb
Jun
12'tec
Jan
Jun
35c
Apr
Aug
9c
Feb
80c
Oct
Quebec
5c
Jan
14c
July
Quebec
6c
Jun
20c
Sep
Quebec
I 5c
May
7tec
Sep
Quebec Lithium
Mattagami
1
15c
15c
1,312
15c
4.35
Jun
Quebec
Metallurgical
*
82c
82c
82c
5,240
75c
Oct
13c
14c
io
10'te
2,000
24c
26c
11,025
Maneast
*
4 tec
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
—1
Manoka
Maralgo
Marboy
8 tec
Mines
12c
Mines
Maritimes Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
Matachewan
Mattagami
Aug
31c
Jun
Queenston
3c
July
6 tec
Sep
1.30
Jun
2.00 May
2.51
Jun
July
74c
Apr
4 te c
4 tec
3,150
16c
5,630
24c
27,425
8 tec
1
Lake
6'tec
Feb
26c
Jan
Realm
Mining
Nov
36c
6c
July
14'tec
Apr
Rexpar
Oct
25c
Sep
Rio
6'teC
2,775
5'tec May
12c
Jan
Rio Rupununi Mines
Mines
Minerals
955,150
45c
Sep
88c
Feb
Rix
36,700
36c
May
57c
Feb
Roche
13c
Jan
Rockwin
34
Apr
8,500
7c
July
1,950
7.75
Oct
8c
9c
3,700
41'te
43
1,440
28c
32c
45,900
14c
5c
28c
6c
.11,000
4c
10,510
20c
*
24 tec
24c
26c
2.74
2.70
2.85
38,679
Exploration & Development_50o
Mining
1
28c
25c
28C
30,200
65c
64c
65c
7,900
9c
8c
9c
18,750
Mines
—
Mines—
.——1
Midcon Oil-
Mining——.
30c
*
—
—
7c
36
--1
•
—
—
27c
30c
•25c
28c
1.90
25c
Feb
San
51%
Feb
Sand
Sarcee
Aug
Oct
10c
Sep
Sep
70c
Mar
3.00
Jun
Nov
Siscoe
35c
Nov
16%
Mines
27c
24C
32c
•
14
13%
14'/4
2,180
12 te May
9c
8'tec 10'tec
44,300
4'tec May
33c
Apr
Aug
Southern Union
1
1
62c
62c
63c
4,100
57c
Oct
86c
Jan
Stanrock
1
35c
34c 41'tec
14,012
300
Oct
Feb
Stanwell
l
17c
17 c
3,100
16'tec Nov
2.50
*511
1.60 May
Mt
Porcupine
Wright
Multi
_
_
__
Iron
Minerals
__
_
•
Murphy Oil
—_____—
Creek
Petroleum
Nealon Mines
Nello
6'tec
—25c
2.12
_1
30c
—
J
_
—
_1
Athona Mines
New
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines
Newconex
of
823,450
Jun
5 tec
New
Hosco
85c
96c
3,300
61c
23c
23c
25c
11,150
18c
lie
10c
15c
31,500
7c
1
_1
._
.
3'tec
3'tec
1,000
6'tec
8c
1,807
89c
80c
98c
131,125
6c.
7c
7,015
1
Mines
Kelore
3 te C
Mines—
•
—
_
12'tec
_
1
19c
1
.____!
Mines
.
Gold
New Rouyn
Mining
Nickel
Rim
Norgold
Pamour
4.25 May
1.21
1,600
1.15 Oct
1.55 Mar
3.05
14,135
2.95 Nov
4.80
5.50
5.50
5.50
1,107
28c
28c
29c
5,700
4.90 May
20tec Jan
20c
20c
1,200
18c
Oct
31c
Jan
14c
15c
10,375
14c
Oct
36c
Mar
1.76
1.87
5,835
—
__
1.76
12c
6.50
i—
7.30
1.40 Mar
16,500
10c
May
26c
11c
13c
23,900
10c
Apr
j 17c
1.10
78
34c
3,699
1.00 Jun
2.85
July
Jan
Feb
Jan
42c
May
10c
Mar
9c
64,000
7,000
39,659
2,200
Mines
1
1.40
1.40
1.44
6,052
Exploration
1
12c
11 tec
12c
23,530
10c
Oct
24c
Feb
>
32c
29c
32c
16,400
28c
Odt
56c
Aug
1
1.56
75c
12c
53c
1.55
71c
11 tec
51c
1.58
75c
12c
57c
6,399
1,700
2,700
4,400
1.48
70c
8c
50c
Apr
Nov
Oct
Oct
1.77 Jun
1.20 Jan
18c
Apr
1.62 Jan
1.75
1.75
200
75c
Jan
1.75 Oct
79c
23c
29c
89c
34c
32c
8,960
6,000
18,200
67c
20c
25c
Oct
Jan
Oct
1.53 Mar
37c
Jun
1.30 Jan
47c
Cons
1
___!
Gold
Hughes
-
1
1
Lundinark
*
10c
Petroleum
Silver
Mines
9c
1.39 Jun
29c
1
50c
50c
4,110
10c
180
9'tec 10'tec
1.50
3.80
14,300
51,820
9 tec July
1.10 Jun
1
1.37
1.30
1.40
63,935
1,925
14c
Jan
Oct
3,105
17c
July
8
Mar
1.80 Jan
42 tec Jun
*
Resources
6'tec Sep
8.25 Jan
,
*
Ltd
Exp
Feb
3c Aug
4.00 Oct
6c May
1
;
Canada
—
4'tec
Aug
2.18 Sep
1.02
23c
Oct
Jan
6.20 July
42c
11'tec 12'tec
30c
1
6.60
4c
5.25
7c
Triad
Oil
1.20
Jan
Tribag
9c
Apr
Trinity
—
Mining
Co
Ltd
Chibougamau
May
1
—
Oct
25'tec
Jan
Union
Nov
49c
Jan
Union
Jan
9'tec
10c
13,000
4C
July
12c
8 tec
8'tec
1,000
6c
May
13 te c
Feb
United
Canso
Jan
United
Keno
Feb
United
Mindamar
*
—
8tec Sep
United
New
1
10'tec
1.40
1.10 Aug
35 Vic
40c
28,807
34c
Oct
33c
33c
33c
612
33c
Nov
54c
5c
1,550
4 tec Jun
9c
64c
Jan
23c
Apr
1.96 Feb
United
15'teC
15C
17c
7,175
12c
Mar
25c
Sep
2.94
2.85
2.95
11,490
—
16cl8'tec
18c 18tec
45c
1
9.35
9.60
3,205
32c
30c
37c
38,000
4.35
4.30
59c
4.40
62c
3,005
36,200
3.75 May
1.15
1.15
8.20
8.45
20c
20c
10c ll'tec
1.35
1.45
26c 27 tec
216
7,133
1,217
46,250
23,088
7,375
1
Buffadison
61c
1
Fortune
—
_•
voting trust ctfs_
Hill
23c
23c May
1
Asbestos
9.45
*
Explorers Ltd
1.52 Sep
Jun
33c
8.25
Feb
Sep
6.25
68c
2.06
107te
33c Jun
1.15 Oct
7.15
17c
10c
1.25
20c
Sep
147/8
56c
Mar
Aug
Jan
Jun
Jan
Nov
Jun
Jan
Sep
24c
Jan.
30c
Jun
1.80 Feb
32c
Apr
1.45 Mar
1.86 Jun
Jan
——1
1
Mining 'Corp
J
Oil
Unisphere
Sep
5c
———
...1
.
4 tec
Oils common
A.
.—_—_—
3.40
Oct
1.55 Aug
2.70
Oct
Jun
41c
Jan
United
Oils
•
3.40
Nov
United
Reef
1
—
1
1-70
Mines
Gold
Mines
Petroleums
Pete
Ltd
Porcupine
Mines
1.35
1.33
1.43
1,200
58c
4c
9tec
4c
5,000
10c
95c
5,600
34,800
2c
9c
Jun
Jun
Aug
Oct
58c
Jun
7c
16c 19'tec
10,500
36,166
1.14
2.35
1.49
2.15
19c
17cl9'tec
21,018
3,900
25,100
300
78,800
21,815
81c
2,792
Apr
14'tec
Sep
Violamac
Mines
1
Oct
2.25
Jan
Weedon Mining
1
1
1.10
1.24
3,640
23 te
200
24
Oct
29'te
Apr
Werner
30c
30c
900
26c
69c
Jan
Westburne
49c
58c
5,150
40c
Sep
Sep
89c
Mar
1.80 Jan
8.55
Western
5.85
40,944
8,100
15c
Nov
32c
Apr
25c
8,960
23c
Oct
61c;
Mar
Jun
3.30
5.30
•
2.30
2.20
2.35
12C
12c
12c
1
8c
Qp
4,700
2.00
Mines
11c
May
Sep
Wilshire
7c
Aug
12c
Sep
Wiltsev
1,400
Oct
16'tec
Jun
12c
Wright
5c
51c
1,500
3,000
11c
12c
7,700
11c
11c
5c
49c
*
1
12c
2,000
4'tec Jan
7c
46c
July
74c
Jan
9c
Jan
32c
Jan
10 tec
Oct
6.75
5.60
6.20
56,520
4.60 Aug
1
1
1.95
2.19
18,480
1.65
5c
5c
5c
1,000
4'tec Jun
9c
1
28c
28c
36c
24,837
21c
Jan
43c
1
38C
36c
42C
44,800
30c
May
13 te
14
8,783
10
May
6.60
400
30c
30c
5te
25c
Oct
14tec
-
•
Coghlan_
i—
Hargre&ves
1.15
18
91c
—
5'tec
*
-1
2
1
1
1
16c
1.10
2.30
1.40
—
—
19'tec
40c
81c
1
—20o
1
___
1
9'tec
1
1
13c
—1
30'tec
16c
1.06
2.20
1.40
2.15
17c
81c
2c
Nov
Oct
8c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
Mar
3.80 July
7'tec Jan
21c
Jan
95c
Oct
3'tec Jun
14'tec Sep
16c Oct
75c July
1.75 July
1.20 Oct
2.05 JUn
14'tec Oct
12'tec Jun
21c Oct
1.26 Feb
2.98 May
1.90 Jan
3.10 Jan
35c Feb
25c July
„
,
81c
Oct
Young
Zenmac Metal Mines
Zulapa Mining
Feb
May
Jan
14tec 18 tec
174,100
8c
Feb
Feb
—
8,000"
1.15 Jun
8c
3c
Jun
14c
12c
1.30
38c
9c
54,500
16,450
84c
Jan
May
18,000
4,166
13c
4c
Nov
Mar
Oct
-
1
—
30c
32c
31,200
16c
17c
7,175
Mar
Api
Nov
Jan
Jan
15'tec Jan
48c
Oct
Jun
32c
Jan
16c
CANADIAN MARKETS
Odd lot sale (not included in year's range), d Deferred delivery
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
♦No
Included
"
1.15 July
40c
8c
1.20
9tec
11c
7'tec 8tec
1.19
1.30
13c 14'tec
4tec
5c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Feb
72c
.
Mines
Oct
50c
29c
Mines
(H G) Mines
Yukeno
Mar
1,065
Oil
Bear
Feb
10%
95c
Zinc
Feb
30c
41c
&
Canuck
Yankee
Feb
Oct
40c
Lead
Yellowknife
2.73 Mar
Jan
1,000
36,900
95c
41c
Yale
18'tec Mar
2.10
30c
*
94c
_
Feb
6.10
13%
—
Windfall
10tec
.
Petroleum
—
Oil
6,000
13,125
r
—
*
Mines
n
Q
—
1
:
Mines
Lodge_
Decalta
Western
lOtec lOtec
*
Oil
Beaver
Willroy
Apr
Nickel
Lake
Western
15c 16 tec
5.65
———
Malartic
West
Jun
24c
*
1
13c
Sep
1.17
20c
20c
60ci
1,000
5c
23 te
1
24,900
14c
9c
6.55
Mines
1.06
14c
7,000
1.24
*
1
90c
—
42,000
23 y2
90c
97c
lie
1
Mines
500
iiy2c
50
•
Mines
4'tec
24'tec
25c
—.—
1
-
Mines
Vespar
7,740
4tec
8c
ll'tec
Apr
1.70
—
1
Mines
Vauze
3.20 Aug
Exploration
Consolidated
Vandoo
1.61
1
—1
Upper Canada Mines
37'tec May
10c
1
*
Mines
Paramaque
6c
37c
Warrants
Pamoil
68c
5C
Ormsby Mines
Palliser
2,055
1.15
2.95
19 tec July
6c
21c
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Pacific
Jan
Feb
Jan
—
6.50
4c
20c
Lake
7c
1.35
35c
3.00
Transcontinental
1,000
Oils
Orenada
2.04 May
7c
Thompson
10'tec Mar
1
Osisko
Oct
Trans
22c
Mines
Orchan
12c
Tormont Mines
1
Gold
13,750
Aug
21 tec
:—A—
Obrien
15c
Apr
___—1
—
Okalta
14c
19c
3'tec Aug
Ltd
Lake
14'tec
8 tec
14c
Northland
Obaska
Jun
—
9,196
Exuloration—;
Nudulama
May
85c
9,000
Canada
Northern
Nov
4c
*
2,500
Rankin
Norvalie
Sep
32c
14c
8'tec
Jan
31'tec
75c
13c
10c
20c
Jan
1,500
1
Jun
Oct
5'tec July
Jan
Jun
19,450
Torbit
Oct
9c
1.02
Oct
Feb
3'tec Jan
12c
Sep
Mar
20c
4'tec
1.25
28c
9,385
31,500
70c
May
95c
Oct
Sep
Jun
5c
Goldcrest
North
21,600
7c
4'tec
__
Tidal
17 c
Coldstream
Northgate
North
,37c45'tec
44c
8tec
22'tec Nov
1.01
Tombill Mines'Ltd
3.40
North Canadian
North
12cl3'tec
15,833
22c
1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Warrants
12tec 12tec
11'tec
Oct
64c
Normetal
Preferred
12'tec
Jan
——_____1—1
Oils
12,400
16,600
4.40
14c
Mines
Northcal
9c
Oct
18,758
16C 18'tec
17 tec
—l
—_—.
Mines
Norlartic
25c
,8c
Feb
4.60
7c
Teck
2.70
!
_—
Mines
23'tec
9c
12c
Teinagami
Territory Mining
1
Gold———
Oils
25c
5c
3'tec
Sep
1
Smelting
&
Mines—_______—__;
11,033
4c
United
Mines
Acme
Norbeau
_
.
Rouyn
Nickel
Norcan
_
Merger
Senator
Nisto
Mines_
6c
141,600
18c
1
14c 15'tec
14'tec
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_I
5'tec
8c
Aug
65,500
12'tec 14'tec
5'tec
5.20
Aug
Feb
3.05
Nov
1
7c
16c
1,075
Sep
11%
1.08
Gas
21c
29c
13,500
&
61c
Nov
7,000
26c
4.00
24c
8.00 Jun
Sullivan
<
13'tec Jan
20tec May
5'tec
6c
25c
6 'tec
Mines
Jason
Nownorth
23,915
3.75
Harricana
Newlund
27c
Jun
8'tec July
*
Taurcanis
11c
2.75
10,300
51,744
1
|Apr
Sep
3'tec Apr
23c
Oct
Nov
15c
11%
*
Mining
Steeloy
4.20
1,000
1.85
15c
__
___1
Steep
65C
3,000
400
Jan
Rock Iron_
Sudbury Contact
Feb
Oct
15c
1.99
19c
10%
1
Oils
&
Starratt Nickel
Mar
1.41 Mar
Jun
4'tec
25c
25 tec
Oil
Sunburst
4c
1.85
Jan
1.25 Aug
7'tec Feb
11
1
Uranium
Mar
15c
26c
50c
Mines
New
Nor
1.72
4 tec
3.75
*
Canada-
Petroleum
Goldvue
New
5,100
35c
90c
Davies
New
500
2.15
2.05j
1
Oil
Continental
New
6'tec
22'tec
1.85
50c
Oils
Spooner Mines
16c
4'tec July
1
Warrants
New
New
Jun
6 'tec
3.75
Jun
6c
4'tec
1
—j—
Holdings
New
New
72c
6,600
••
1
_
New
New
13,800
8c
—-
—
Mines
Alger
1.06
*
Mines
New
1.00
—
*
Exploration
National
1.05
49c
V
Mines____—
National
2.35
7c
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nama
%%17c;!:
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1.64
Mines
Ltd—
*
Moneta
Oct
1
Min
Mines
73c
11,100
1
Quebec
Mines
Standard
Mill City Petroleums————
Mining Corp
Ore
1,900
10c
1
Silvermaque
Jun
80c
*
Apr
,
76c
9'tec
__
9'tec
1
Sigma
'M42fc
Aug
1.70
50c
Freehold
Gordon
Silver Miller Mines
20'tec July
Jan
83c
July
_l
Jan
Nov
Silver
71c
Jun
88c
1
Feb
Jun
Oct
39c
10,425
1
.
Metal
Sherritt
35c
13,500
50c
:
1.03
11,800
2,600
123.993
11c
Gold
Gold
Petrol
12'tec
31c
19tec
River
Sheep Creek Gold
Feb
26,600
45c
1
—
Antonio
Security
Feb
65c
42c
1.02
38c
1
.4.
Mines
Satellite
Feb
1
Uran
Oct
50c July
7c
14c
Jun
Jun
Aug
1
Mines
52c
Jan
10'te
46c
1
Athabasca
May
18c
Oct
Mar
41c
1
Ryanor Mining
8c
10%
9.10
15c
Jan
*
;
Algom
fj>5c
8c
12'tec Mar
Jan
Mar
99c
38c
_1
18c
11c
8.80
1.15
41c
*
—
500
Renabie
32c
1.02
1
.
Aug
6,600
5 15
1
3 tec Mar
Aug
|
2.40 May
*
t
15c
43
■
Merrill Island
Midrim
Uranium
__
Ranger Oil —
Rayroek Mines
11,500
1.25
Uranium
Raglan Nickel
8'tec
1
Gold
___1
Radiore
Sep
July
8c
Medallion Petroleums—
Mentor
Mines
Sep
14c
1.05
10
Lake
Red
24c
12c 12'tec
1
Red
McWatters
2c
13,360
13c
1
51c
Consol
McMarmac
5,200
136,800
1
48'tec
•
McKenzie
6c
3'tec July
4c
Mines
Gold
47 tec
Lake
„
Mining
Quonto Exprolations Ltd
53c.
Mclntvre
_
Quemont
Jun
1.05
50c
Mines
Mines
Maybrun
Copper
Chibougamau Gold
Develop
17c
78c
6'tec
Marcon.
I
Mav
Apr
3.10
Ascot
Jan
Sep
Jan
Labrador
Oct
Nov
2 28
Jan
77c
4c
1 02
18tec
2.43
15c
9c
—_1
—
7 10
May
39c
8'tec 10'tec
4c
1
*
Malar tic Gold Fields——
3.25
5.50 Jan
46c
Sep
16c
18c
Mines
Majortrans
Meta
2.22
2.16
29'te Mar
Jun
Quebec
Gas
Loraao Uranium Mines
Long Point
Jun
32c
6.90
Ltd—
Apr
Jan
22c
*
Producers
175c
10'tec
___1
Airways
Jan
40c
__
32c
1
Sep
2 00
52c
i
26
1
Jau
15c
19 c
52c
50c
Oil
Provo
12c
l,60o
60c
60c
1
__:
Gas
Prospectors
1.20
1
Mines
Lencourt
1
i
Mines
Gold
Apr
14c
Development
3.75
17.900
Jun
42c
i3c
^
2.25
13c 14'tec
Sep
4.30
15'tec Nov
1
Uranium
&
23,350
9.00
Jan
10'tec
Oils
Jan
660
Feb
13c
18c
High
7.05 July
2.60
___1
Ltd
Co
9'tec
3,106
112
15tec
17c
8.15
3.20
Low
1
Gas
16c
7.80
3.20
__
Range Since Jan. 1
1
High
__i
_———
Minerals
&
&
32c
10c
.
=.
American
Little
7'tec Apr
Petrol
1
"
Mines
Oil
Leitcli Gold
46,794
Peruvian
Shares,
—i__l
—
Ltd
Exploration
SJSn ^lA/r011
Gold Mines
Jan
7.80
1
*
Consol
Exploration
2.95
16c
1
1
Langis Silver
Latin
.—
5.15
7.95
Low
*
Gold
International
24 tec July
1.65
3.20
Corp
Consolidated
2.69
1
—
—
Mines___
Lamaque
Landa
Gold—
Mines—
4.70
8'tec
5.00
1
Mines_____
Shore
•
Mines
23
23
for Week
Par
69c
Perron
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
I-
-
4'tec
59c
1
Mines
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Keeley
(Range for Week Ended November 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
43
par
in
value,
year's
a
ranger,
sale (not
in year'®
delivered,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2116)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following
furnished
quotation
wjide matmnal
distribution
distribution
primarily
The
the
in
Emhart
Mfg Co
Empire Devices Inc
Utilities
Industrials and
Corp
Electric
Acme
10c
Publishing Co.*
Addison-Wesley
10c
Inc
Electronics
10c
Inc——
Aerotest
Labs
Aerovox
Corp
1
Air work
Corp
Culver
Alberto
Aid
10c
A
class
Credit
50c
100
Pepsi-Cola
Allegheny
Allen
1
Develop
Land
State
Co
Organ
Industries
'Jaidor
4 ¥2
California
14%
Calif
4 ¥2
15%
Interstate
Liquid
Water
Calif
5
Cameo
&
Cannon
Cannon
Class
12
11%
Electric
Mills
B
Capital
Capitol
For
4%
6%
Capital
Carolina
Carpenter
Cedar
Alterman
American
Air
1
Co__•
23
15 V2
25%
Central
Maine
16%
Central
Telephone
9%
Rubber
Field
Point
5%
Central
24%
Central
5
Vermont
Cent
Pub
12%
Charles
14%
Express
Co___
American Financial Corp
American Furniture Co
4434
15 ¥4
47%
Chicago
16%
Christiana
American
5
•
—1
Greetings class A—1
American
Gypsum
34'4
3%
American
Heritage
American
St
Amer
preferred
5%
American
Sterilizer
American
Univend
Co__
Corp
Inc
Aqua-Chem
Industries
Arcs
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Arlans
Inc
6%
14%
3 ¥2
1 16 ¥2
50
54 Va
4334
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Sportswear
Precision
54%
26
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20%
21
60
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Gas
Coburn
Credit
Co
National
Cole
Co Inc—1
Colorado
$1.25
10
1
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6 ¥4
16%
18%
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37%
40
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25
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Threatres
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17
18%
18%
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5%
Atlantic Improvement
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22%
24%
Cook
Atlantic Utilities Corp
—1
13 %
14%
Cook| Electric
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7%
10c
400
Inc
of Amer_50c
Automatic Retailers
Industries
Automation
Avis
5
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Avon
Oil
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Products
Aztec
Gas
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16 ¥2
16 ¥4
Cove
Cowles
5 ¥4
13
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5%
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Babcock
Baltimore
1
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Atomic
Paint
Chem—50c
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1
Electric
Hydro
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Barden
Corp
Barton
Basic
Bates
Co
Distilling
10
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7¥2
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Bayless
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Bavstate
Becton Dickinson <fe Co
Behlen
Belle
Manufacturing Co
Isle
Belmont
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
334
Berkshire
Co
Hathaway
Pharm
50c
1
Co
Broadcstg_l
&
Inc
1
5
Co
1%
Industries
1
2¥2
5
15%
Leasing
Berman
Billups
Billups
Binney
Bird
Smith
&
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II ¥4
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52¥2
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29 ¥4
31%
Donbar
22
23%
Donnelley
7 ¥4
7%
15
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Dixon
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Foster
Grant
5
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Fox-Stanley
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Frito
1
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8
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class
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Gas
1
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Dun & Bradstreet Inc
2.50
13%
15 Va
Dunham
*
18 ¥2
20%
Dura
1
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Milner
class
59%
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4 ¥2
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17 %
25%
21
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43 ¥4
23
24%
24
26 ¥4
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Hills
Black
Sivalls
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Blue
Bohn
Bolt
Bon
Power
Publishing
Business
Ami
Capital
7%
8%
•
433
5 Va
9
Corp
1
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowser
1
Products
52
55%
Gould
•
Bristol
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(A
Ind
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Brockway
Glass
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9 ¥4
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9%
6%
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16 ¥4
17%
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16 ¥4
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113/4
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12%
14
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10c
3%
4%
1
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7%
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Gulf
Southwest
Corp
Interstate
Gyrodyne Co
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of
6 3/8
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1
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9%
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&
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Hanover
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Hanson-Van
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Harrington
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Consolidated
8%
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1
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24 ¥2
263%
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8
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43 ¥4
6%
7%
20%
18 ¥2
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Elion
Corp.
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I
6%
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
5%
Elizabethtown
7
7%
Elk
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38%
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13 ¥4
42
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12 ¥4
13%
9%
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1
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Steel
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Drug
Longs
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MacDonald
17
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41/2
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31%
23/4
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Magnefax
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Maradel
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Markite
Corp
1
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Marlene
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106
14 ¥4
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5¥s
5%
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2
Mastan
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&
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Maxara
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8%
2 4 ¥4
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Mary Carter Paint class A
1
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17%
51
7 3/4
29 ¥2
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16%
48
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Maxson
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1
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187/a
McLean
5
163/4
173/4
McLoutli Steel Corp
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273/4
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7 ¥2
21%
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1.50
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Hugoton
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Hugoton Production Co___
8%
23%
21¥2
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Hydrocarbon Chemicals
20'A
7
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37
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5
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27%
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42
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20
29 ¥4
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Industries
Instrument Svstems
50c-
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Melpar Inc
Merchants Fast Motor
Publishing
Meredith
7%
8%
11 ¥2
12%
5%
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14%
10 ¥2
11%
26
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3 3 ¥4
35 ¥2
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27%
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2
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Minneapolis Gas Co
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1
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Missouri
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10%
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16 74
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11%
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16
1.7
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36
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Mississippi Valley Barge Line_l
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263/4
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4%
7%
27
6%
7 ¥4
6%
33 ¥2
5%
25 ¥4
153/4
2%
9%
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93/4
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53/4
16 ¥4
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13
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243/8
1
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5 ¥a
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283/4
25c
6%
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Bros
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39%
37
5
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Miehle-Goss-Dexter
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22 ¥2
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1
International Bank of Wash—_i
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9¥a
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10
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Mexican Light & Pvvr Co com_*
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13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Microdot
6%
5%
21%!
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Metcom
3%
19%
Hydrides Inc
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8 ¥4
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Melnor
Milgo
Properties
6%
4%
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24%
9%
10
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Volume
156
Number
6213
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
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Auto
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Club-lc
10 'A
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21%
1
12
13%
Moore
14*/2
Moore Products Co
1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc
Morse Shoe Inc
Morton
1
Nalco
Chemical
Narrow
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National
Patent
National
Nat'l
Nevada
A—1
Rental
York
York
North
Perm
Northern
Chemicals
Gas
Nat
Ontario
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Northwestern' Pub
Noxema
Chicago
Nutone
Gas
52%
14%
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1
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Old
Ben
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31%
14%
6%
Oxford Chemical class A—.--25c
5%
6%
Ozon
7
8%
Products
50c
Power
Instruments
Co
Brewing
Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific
Far
Pacific
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East
*
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12%
Inc
3%
Robinson
5
Co
&
Co
% 4%
Small
Business
South
Shore
Oil
Southeastern
Telephone
Southern
California
5
9%
10%
Southern
Gas
Southern
Gulf
5%
Southern
New
23%
24%
Southern
Pacific
Nitrogen
19
21
Southern
Union
23
Southwest
Co
Panoromic
Electronics
Papercraft Corp
Pargas
Inc
Pauley
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14%
1
8%
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9%
6%
11%
7%
8
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Plymouth
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Portland
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Petroleum
Public
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24%
26%
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Rexach Construction
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Tool
Co
Rice
&
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Rockwell
Rose
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45%
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51%
Royal
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First
Natl
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of
Chicago
20
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10
53
56%
Second
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40%
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40
42%
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8
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2.50
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13%
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20%
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4%
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6%
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52%
56%
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Chemical
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1
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52%
42%
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143
23%
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10
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43%
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State
90%
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33%
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Co
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5
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Trust
First
9
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10
46%
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5%
55
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43
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280
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1
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49
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Rockower Brothers Inc
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14
12
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54%
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50
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46%
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9%
15
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National
43
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5%
Reading & Bates Offshore
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National
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30%
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5
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$6.25
14%
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Butadiene
& Cliem
31%
3%
Bank
New
18
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Terminal
Tr
Merchants
34%
28
Ltd
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73%
5
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Television Shares Mangment
Inc
24%
54%
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6%
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10
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52%
23
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54%
72
5
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Connecticut
28%
52
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54%
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30%
10
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39%
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28%
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37
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366
51
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22
352
36%
Cleveland
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10
5
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Telecomputing
7%
10%
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16
City
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Techno Fund Inc
1
Teleflex
55
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10
18 %
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&
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18%
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Taylor Corp
Taylor Devices
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25%
1
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Co
39%
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105
100
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14%
1
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9%
40c
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St
28
1
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100
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1
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Punto Alegre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
3%
16
10
6%
1
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8%
5%
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Supermarkets
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7%
24%
Professional Golf Co
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12%
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10
25c
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Primex
80
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21%
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21
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of
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11 %
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99
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changed to
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38'%
19%
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18
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9%
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24%
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Popell (L F) Co—A.:
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30%
PneumoDynamics
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Stanley
8%
Mfg
Cordage Co
Plymouth
4%
22%
Co
31%
Par
26%
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28 %
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1
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1
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50%
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Western
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16%
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28
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5
17%
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6%
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8
4.92%
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12%
32%
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102%
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101%
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Co
4.58%
Puget
12%
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5%
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Goldsmith
26%
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4.64%
9 Vb
11%
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6%
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6%
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4%
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5%
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13%
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12%
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7%
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8%
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11%
Bid
1
Telephone
7%
of
Sprague
Company
22
6 %
Security Stock Issues
1
of
7%
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1
1
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9%
16%
10
20
Electric
17%
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14%
7%
12
1
52 Va
8%
16%
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11%
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Yardney
17 %
48%
Zonolite
18%
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1
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1
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Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co
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Petrolitc Corp
Philadelphia Sub
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21%
Corp
14%
4%
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7%
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42 %
16'%
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Corp
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39%
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8%
Electric Svc
27%
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Swasey Co
20
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16 %
11%
28%
I
5%
10%
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Brothers
18%
7
15%
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&
26%
15
23%
2
cl
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Warner
25%
Corp
25c
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
York Research Corp class A
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Zero Mfg Co
:
1
Inc
Products
1
Bakeries
Southern
5%
Panacolor Inc
Grove
7.50
12.50
20%
1
Walter
24 %
2%
1
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Investments
5
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1
21%
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class
30%
11
2 7'A
Company- ,__3
Sewing Mach_i
Conversion
vVrather
Inc
10%
&
14%
Packard
Reed
28%
7%
&
Wurlitzer
16%
.
Engineering class
Work
to
28%
15
Co
Investment
Paper
Soroban
14%
13
Corp_—5
26'A
Wood
8%
,
7%
7%
6%
7%
31%
5
Power
Corp
20%
1
Works
Gobbs
Wometco
14
18%
6%
1
Cable
Express_2
Oil
6%
Wolf
12%
29%
5
Corp
Wisconsin
11
6 %
50c
America
2
Wire
Pac Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Vegetable
18%
A
Corp
Sorg
13 %
1
Line
1
9%
20%
3.75
Inc
Southeastern
Pabst
44 %
Skii
40%
14%
Co
40 %
Simplicity Mfg Co class A—.—1
13%
Power
Transportation
Walnut
17'%
23
38%
Tail
Overnite
•
Machine
Wm-Ciiek Industries
Winston-Muss
Corp
6
1
Corporation-
Walbaum
44%
27%
*
Exterminating Co
Otter
I
Wallace
15%
9%
—_5
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Corp
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5
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of
changed
S
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&
Industries
Name
V
&
Inc
Corp
Voi-Shan
8%
7%
34
♦
Co_50c
Chemical
7%
7%
Simplex
25 Va
21
19
Onyx
Pacific
Sigma
6%
5
Vitro
17%
40%
Co
Sierra
16 %
lc
Corp
Vitramon
-
3%
50c
Siegel (Henry
Sierya Capital
10%
Willcox
Pharmaceutical
Warner
34
—_*
Co
11-
13%
9 %
Okla Miss River Prod Line
Virginia Chemicals
50c
A
64%
6%
*
class
60
44 %
Association
Inc
Electric
5%
Magnetics
Niles Crane & Hoist—5
Wilcox
4 l'A
&
Shulton
17 %
lOc
Waddell
Shepard
16
12'%
Inc
Wabash
22
—lc
50c
Root
13%
20
Whiting
Veeder
7
1
Whitin
Vernitron
23
Sliaer Shoe Corp
6%
19%
21 %
50c
Co
Gus_
—
30%
16%
73%
19 %
*
Weyerhaeuser
18
18%
15'A
69
5
Publishing
Company
Gas
&
28'%
♦
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Power
1
5
102'%
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v'L
-■■■5
17%
5
Co—.5
Western
17%
10
Co
Gas
Western
5
;
35 %
Telephone
Western Mass
Companies-
5%
Co
12
.Shawmut
16
21%
33 %
___
Western
Mfg
21
14%
Recovery- Corp..
16
Company
1
&
Class B
Oil
39%
14%
1
4
20
\
&
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(John)
74%
3 V*
37
2
Electronics
Co
Corp
31%
12'/2.
2
5%
16
13'/2
1
Co
Corp
Mining
Fair Mills Inc
6 %
1
69
4
Light
6%
98%
Service
Kentucky
Western
14%
18%
%
10c
A
Transmission
Western
36%
20%
8%
13%
17
1
Manufacturing Co.5
33
& Iron Corp
Van Camp Sea Food Co
Vance Sanders &
29
Point
19
Vector
5%
B—1
Inc
&
Industries
A
4%
4%
7%
Co__III—I*
34%
Co__9
Vanity
5 %
Co..
Power
10c
Power
11%
26%
Inc
Inc
20%
9%
19
10
of
&
193%
*
Columbian
Corp
Const
12
9%
Sel-rex
Utilities
26 %
3%
Sexton
Utah
4
17%
4
Selas
30 Va
Ocean Drill & Exploration——1
Ohio Wattr Service Co—,—10
31
Utilities
Penninsular
Buildings
11
29
—1
5
Upper
1
Seismograph
16
28V4
1
United
4
.1
Security
6%
*
class
5%
Gas
Westcoast
Season-all Industries Inc
.9 Mi
Corp
West
21%
24%
&
Lines
Penn
35%
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould
1
&
Ohio
West
20 %
Corp
Dt
West
8 %
1
Seatrain
12%
ny4
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10%
6%
Truck
Lines
cl
Corp
Telephone Co_—
Coast
9%
•
Amer
15%
3%
.
1
of
Financial
West
States
Vacuum
5
Corp
Wesco
6
United
18%
Corp
Ppwer
Wellington Mgnt Co class
13%
15%
17
Co—3
Inc
Nytronics
23
6
5
Gas
Service
Chemical Co
Nuclear
21'A
Pak
14%
5%
33
24'%
5
Co
13
12 %
1
Tube
I
4%
•
10
Servateria
1
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1
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7%
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3%
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18
States
6%
32%
14%
6%
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Uris
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United
28
30%
16%
States Leasing Corp
United States Realty Invest
22
A_100
Inc
8%
11%
Co_l0
1
United
1
Sons class
8%
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(Del
22
10%
1
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States Envelop com
•
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&.
Williams
Searle
15
10c
Company
Foresman
Sea
49
1
Aviation
Fetzer
Sealed
6%
51,2
1
Scriplo Inc class A
11 %
31%
137.3
____——__—1
Nixon-Baldwin
34%
&
Scott
10V4
(O M)
Scott
42
&
Scott
Webb
Ask
20%
Gas
Wayne-George Corp
8%
3%
Steel
6%
36'%
13%
26
10c
Inc
Corp
Preferred
33
4%
15
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Foods
Scott
29%
*
Trap Rock
Nicholson File Company
Lad
Scott
10%
32%
Natural Gas Co—5
Airways Inc
1
New
Scot
10c
Assocs
1
Natural
Watson
14
•
Corp
Research
A
Washington
Washington
Bid
10
cf~A—1
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8%
5'%
34
•
Del
Nuclear
6%
7%
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(Walter
Capital
Circuit_l
Co
of
24%
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Warshow (H) &
12
*
Co
Theatre
Warren
8%
7%
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United
7%
41'a
30%
5
Artists
United
5%
21%
22%
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United
4
7%
10c
Inc
Brewing
Science
6%
391/4
Jersey
New
Illuminating
Investors
38 %
1
Engineering
Bantam
(Jos)
Schneider
18%
9
Prod
Science
12
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1
A
Electronics
Schiekl
5%
12%
50c
1
United
30%
22
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10%
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New Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
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15%
16%
41/2
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Ask
20%
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1
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Tubular
15
5%
&
13%
9%
10c
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14
22
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20
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16)
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Co
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12%
1
Co
Associates
Sawhill
8%
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Power
Savin
12%
..
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Savannah Elec & Power Co
23
8%
Corp
1
Capital
Jacinto
Sanders
6%
Work-Clothes
(John
Sun
7%
Realty' Investors
Neiman-M'arcus
Nesbitt
46 %
1
Propane
National
Louis
Development_lc
Periodical
National
A
Greeting Cards
Corp
Paper
Croix
SI.
11%
50c
class
Stover
21
50c
Inc
Craft
St
9%
——
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Safticraft
4%
A
Corp
Class B'
lurco
8%
8 i/a
Oil Corp—_—5
National Homes
7%
25%
4'A
1.66%
Corp—1
Cleaning Contractors-1
National Food Products Corp_l
National Gas &
6%
Inc
Gas
Gas
Brands
United
10%
44
Nashua Corp
:
Aeronautical
Tucson
1
Russ
Russell
1
National
Tropical
"21"
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7%
National
14%
70%
11%
—3
Co
13%
67
5%
12%
23
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33% florins
4%
17
2
9%
*
Co
Corp
Pete
Par
1
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5
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Dutch
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Furniture
Ask
Rudd-Melikian
9%
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1
1
,
Rowe
Royal
Bid
Royal Industries Inc
16%
834
Drop Forging Co
1
Moore-Handley
Inc--———1
Mfg
Par
11%
1
Equipment
Servoeontrols
Mothers'
Ask
Bid
Par
Monmouth
10c
—25o
90c
Nov
Jun
1.70 Mar
Aug
3.50 Mar
40c
Nov
1.80 Mar
75C
Nov
5.20 M»c
1.20
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2118)
3r-TheNational and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Par
Aberdeen Fund
— 25c
Advisers Fund Inc
;
1
Affiliated Fund Inc—
1.25
American Business Shares——1
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American Investors Fund
.—1
American Mutual Fund Inc_
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Bid
1.97
5.75
Mutual Funds—
-
Ask
2.15
Mutual
6.35
B-4
7.04
7.61
K-l
4.25
4.59
5.05
5.46
1
8.46
9.23
Agricultural
(Growth
All Amer Life &
K-2
12.33
13.46
S-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
3.75
4.10
Lazard
1
9.11
9.96
10.82
11.83
8.90
9.73
50c
12.57
13.59
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Investing—
Street
Bullock
11.43
1
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12.53
6.06
6.62
15.36
16.79
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15.81
17.11
9.69
10.59
Canadian
Fund
Canadian
International Growth
Ltd
Fund
1
—
Insurance
Life
Insurance
Stk
Industries
shares—lc
3.20
3.50
lc
1.75
1.91
shares
lc
2.72
2.22
2.43
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.73
2.98
investors
Massachusetts
Mass
of
Investors
9.86
10.26
1
7-78
11.09
17.00
Inc_—-—
9.92
Mutual Shares
8.46
Mutual Trust
6.42
7.03
1
_1
15.89
53.52
1
10.23
11.18
Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
10.25
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9-38
7.65
8.63
2.97
4.50
—1
14.67
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Inc
Investment
Fund
Western
Income
Vegh Investing Co Inc.
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
Delaware
25c
Shares
Dividend
Dow
—
Theory
Inc_
Fund
Dreyfus
Bond
Income
Delaware
Balanced
16.05
54.06
8.38
9.46
3.26
4.86
15.95
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&
Corp_—1
10
20c
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Investment
Electronics
al8.56
8.09
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9.85
10.77
7.29
14.21
11.47
17.60
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Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
Fund
Fund
Growth
Federated
Capital Fund
—1
Fund Inc
—5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Fidelity
Fidelity
Mutual
Founders
1
Fund
Foursquare
Funds—
Franklin Custodian
Fund
Fundamental
5.75
8.38
15.36
12.47
19.03
4.13
6.01
1.99
5.85
10.33
9.40
Franklin
1
al3.61
2.48
2.25
6.81
5.52
2.42
6.93
8.80
2.66
1
Investors
6.39
6.95
7.48
6.07
7.53
9.64
Globe
1
13.47
14.56
Gov't
Stock
Series
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Series
New
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New
York
P Fund
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
William
Oppenheimer Fund
Inc
Fund
Puritan
11.09
10.59
10.70
for
Fund
3.40s Apr
3.40s May
Shares—lc
Fund
—lc
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Fully Administered shares—lc
Equip
Electrical
Growth
Capital
lc
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shares-
General Bond
Inc.
9.41
7.30
10.81
11.84
16.41
16.90
al9.21
10c
10c
1
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Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
9.22
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Inc
Growth
Institutional
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lc
6.38
6.98
Fund
Institutional Income
Co
Investment
of
Boston
of
4.45
9.18
10.03
10.29
11.25
lc
America
Trust
4.07
1
_1
Inc
Fund
Resources
Investment
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Investors Mutual Income Fund
16.26
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Investors
Selective
Fund
Investors
Investors
Intercontinental
Fd
10.99
5.86
6.34
1
B-l
(Investment
3-2
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3-3
Priced
(Low
&
Tel
Funds
Cine
Corp
4y8s_;
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Radio
Columbia
Gas
Tele
-1982
4%s__ -2002
4%s
_1980
4%s
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Duke Power 4 Vis
-1992
El Paso Natural Gas 5Vis_.
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Eilton Hotel 6s ww
Eotel St George 5%s
-1984
.1971
Lr-wenstrin (M) & Sons 4%s 1981
Mass
Electric
4%s
—
.1992
99
101%
95
103%
1011/2
100%
Income
Fund—1
Accumulated
Continental
United
Value
Fund
Line
Ltd.
16.84
5.40
5.90
4.82
5.27
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2.62
2.86
1
8.30
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1
9.34
1
1
12.10
13.86
99.20
15, 1969
Feb
20, 1970
106.16
107.16
-
103, 8
104.8
100. 16
101.16
10, 1971
100 8
101.8
3%s
May
10, 1971
103
104
4/as
Feb
96.24
97.24
106.24
107.24
102.16
103.16
97.8
96.8
1, 1971—
102
101
15, 1972-1967
12.55
13.57
Fund—10c
6.52
7.13
1
6.27
6.78
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington
Whitehall
Fund
Fund Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
Fund
Swap
Ind
Inc
98.24
99.24
103.24
104.24
Fund
Street
Devonshire
Fund
Street
Fund
Inc
Inc
Capital Exchange Fd_
Inc._
Inc
1575
Broadway Bldg 5%s ww-1970
Petroleum
4%s_2002
85
89
102%
—
Ask
91%
89%
102%
100
103
116
100
100%
102
1023/s
78
81%
1965
88
92%
&
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southwestern Bell Tel 4%s_1997
Tenn
Gas
Trans
104
105
5s debentures
103
5s
1982
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112
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98%
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102
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51/2S
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15, 1963
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1,1964
4%s
May 15, 1964
101.28
98.14
102.10
May
100.27
A
15, 1964
Apr
4%s
May
1%S
Oct
101%
104%
108
23,
Dated
1, 1965
3%s
Nov
15, 1965
1, 1965
15,-1965
3%s
Feb
15, 1966
l%s
Apr
1, 1966
—
4s
Aug
15, 1966
—
l%s
Oct
l%s
Apr
1, 1966
1, 1967
1967
3%s
Aug
l%s
Oct
1,
12-
3-62
1967
103.7
96.14
100.9
100.18
95.14
101.25
94.22
93.24
100.26
93
Debentures
Ask
Bid
Due
Rate
Dated
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
100
100.2
3.45s
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
100.5
100.7
1-
2-63
100
100.2
1-62
2-
4-63
100
100.2
4-62
3-
4-63
100
100.2
~
3-63
100.4
100.6
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100.1
100.3
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8-
1-63
100
100.2
9-
3.35s
3.20s
3.10s
wi
United States Treasury
4-62
6-
Bills
99.969
Ask
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Ask
Bid
1962——
97
3.15s
5-
2-62
—
97.26
103.6
Ask
100
6-
4-
;
;
15,
96.6
100.8
100.16
95.6
101.23
94.14
93.16
100.22
92.24
101
100.1
Bid
Due
"
1-62
3-
._
103.7
99.972
Mar
7,
1963.
99.142
99.157
99.086
99.102
Nov
29,
1962
99.929
99.932
Mar
14,
1963.
Dec
6,
1962
99.882
99.887
Mar
21,
1963-
99.027
99.833
99.840
Mar
22,
1963-
99.023
99.040
99.785
99.793
Mar
28,
1963.
98.972
98.990
99.736
99.747
Apr
4,
1963.
98.916
98.935
99.663
99.673
Apr
11,
1963.
98.860
98.880
99.604
99.616
Apr
15,
1963.
98.828
98.849
98.804
98.825
Dec
13,
1962
Dec
20,
1962
Dec
Jan
27,
3,
Jan
10,
;
——
_
1
1963
99.044
15,
1963
99.560
99.569
Apr
18,
1963.
Jan
17,
1963
99.541
99.549
Apr
25,
1963.
98.748
98.770
Jan
24,
1963
99.483
99.492
May
2,
1963.
98.693
98.715
Jan
31,
1963
99.426
99.436
May
9,
1962.
98.637
99.369
99.378
May
16,
1963.
98.581
98.601
99.314
99.323
July 15,
1963-
98.089
98.109
Oct
1963_
97.296
97.323
Jan
Feb
7,
Feb
14,
1963
(
1963
Feb
21,
1963
99.253
99.266
Feb
28,
1963
99.198
par
15,
98.661
99.212
111
111
1970
41/2S
Trans
series
1971
1984
Industries
Westcoast
1970
5s
99.3
Nov
111
E
1, 1963
!
1973
Service
100.5
Oct
3.10s
1977
5s
ww
100.16
15, 1963
1%S
3%s
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s_1982
51/2S
1, 1964
15, 1964
103.5
100.30
97.24
103.4
96.24
103.5
15, 1964
4%S Nov
100.1
100.6
99.20
100.18
100.7
99.5
101.30
98.16
102.12
100.29
99.31
100.4
,
99.18
May 15, 1963
3%s May
3.25s
a71.95
Bid
3%s
1, 1963
al4.39
a9.66
Bonds—
Mueller Brass
Pacific
1/aS Apr
-
Aug
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
al4.56
Capital
Fund
15, 1963
3.30s
a39.66
Fund
Feb
Rate
a20.60
Centennial
15, 1963
3%s
4s
Aug
1%S Oct
-l%s
2%s Feb
a8.60
al8.65
Fund
5s
3%s
100.8
100.7
100.15
100.8
100.6
100.5
100.13
100.7
Treasury Notes—
a77.39
Inc
_
1963
3%s
a9.97
Inc_„
Fund
15,
Ask
Bid
(Continued) —
15, 1964
Treasury Notes
Indebtedness—
15, 1963
Aug
and Notes
32nds of a point
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
3/as Nov 15, 1963
13.15
Funds—
Centennial
Congress
Feb
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
May 15, 1963—
3%s
10.21
1985
92%
July
104.24
10, 1970
3%s Feb
15.11
1
Inc
4%s_1992
'74%
103.16
._.
10, 1970
3 %s
9.07
Corp
G
ldi 7/0
102.16
102.16
103.24
Mar
1, 1970
5/as July 20, 1970
4/as Oct
1, 1970-1967—
Certificate of
Mutual
Washington
102
87
Apr
101.16
20. 1969
4%s Mar 20, 1968
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
18.30
1
Investing
1001/2
71%,
3%s
Maturity—
10.39
Fund
Income
Street
6.42
9.48
Inc
Value Line Special
Fund Inc
Wall
5.87
1
Fund
International
Line
1
Ll,d_
Canada
101
101/2
5/aS
103.8
6.64
12.13
Public
101%
99 4
102, 8
14.12
6.08
11.10
Fund!
Science
12.92
1
Shares_l
Fund
Fund
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
Republic Pictures 4s
*101
4%s
4%s Sep
5%s Feb
a34.45
a27.50
101%
1037/8
4%s
101.24
4%s Sep
4%s Aug
1021/2
981/2
100.14
101 12
Inc—
Pac Northwst Bell Tel
Collins
102.12
100 6
105
United
Westminster
68
102
99.4
102
16.79
125
101.12
101
Investors
101%
102.8
101
104
Second
119
101.28
101.6
10, 1977
Ohio
lOOVz
July 20, 1966
May 22, 19G7_
101.10
100. 30
12, 1973
24.04
-1992
4%s
4s
101, 2
Jun
26.29
4 Vis -1975
98.24
May
4%s Apr
38.00
sues
Security & Conv. Debentures issues
4Vis
2, 1966
Feb
3%s
10, 1964
11, 1964
101.16
21, 1966
3%s
_
100.8
99.28
100.19
12, 1963
101.16
101.8."
4%s Feb
165
Industries
20, 1965
4%s
103
Edison
20, 1965
Dec
9.84
22.03
60
Oct
4s
3.75
Street
-1969
101.14
4s
100.3
100 1
A
11.27
101%
Boston
35.25
101.30
101.6
101.8
9.25
101%
Carrier
•
101.22
3.43
102%
Burlington
7.95
14.46
20, 1964—:—
20, 1964
10.31
25.19
5%s
Oct
99.28
100.14
100.4
1
Federal
106%
Apr
4s
i
100.2
10c
Fund
-1996
conv
.7.35
1
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s _1992
Steel
'
13.20
Fund
Ask
4%s
100.24
99.26
100.12
Inv
1
4%s
Barium
——
1
Inc
Growth
of
Empire
105
100.5
16
100.6
——
Canada Ltd
Century
Diversification
4%s_ -1994
22, 1963
15, 1972—
5.96
Bid
Tel
Oct
it4
100. 3
-
3 %s
100.5
2
100
1963
20, 1974
32.94
Bonds—
American
15
4%s
Bonds)_1
Recent
15, 1963
20,1963
2%s May
1, 1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963
Feb
100.2
100.4
Bank Bonds-
^and
3%s
3%s Sep
11.38
15.38
100.5
103
5.51
I
Federal
100 3
100. 3
108
al2.22
Bonds)
100
15, 1963—
100.3
100
1, 1963
Apr
102
1
Bonds)
Grade
15, 1963
Feb
107
32.29
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3.15s
Ask
100 1/64
100.1
10, 1972
10.41
Mutual Fund
-
33%
100
12, 1972
1
Johnston (The)
3%
100.2
100.2
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%s Apr 10, 1969
13.57
'
8%
30%
Bid
3, 1962
4, 1963
Jun
1
Fund
Research
100.3
101.2
Sep
77/s
point
a
Cooperatives—
3.05s Dec
100 15
4%s
11.23
10.28
1
,
Inc
Fd_
Isrel Fund Inc
for
Banks
100.2
100
100.
100
4%s
17.58
10.28
Fund
Investors
Investors Variable Payment
11(24
Ask
Bid
Loan Banks—
100 30
3%s Dec
9.33
—2
7.39
Winfield
10.40
Westchester Fire
11.89
9.00
6.52
10.01
26/2
City of N Y_2
6.78
Value
11.80
24'A
Co
Annuity Life Insur—1
11.00
United
9.15
Variable
Jun
10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
—
in
46%
1
8.15
10.79
73 %
Life Ins
37%
44
1
9.84
lc
29%
68
1
2.54
Fund_lc
Foundation Fund
Inst
59
27%
Insurance
4s
axl7.33
1
United Funds
Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Inc
Fund
7.31
7.13
55%
3
Fire
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mar 11, 1963
Nov
18
33
16, 1963
Sep 15, 1963
4%s
6%
16%
5"
Corp
125/8
(Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
2,
10
July 16, 1963
3 %s
S
11
59%
U S
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
'
—
Farnham
Fund
1
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated
Investors
U
22%
149%
5%
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Texas
7.46
2.32
.
Investors
United
7.75
10.02
—
8.62
United
7.13
6.72
U S
10
20
144%
56%
Co
Television-Electronics
20th
4.48
13/8
78%
100,
4.99
a25.08
12
74%
5
100. 3
ax8.93
United
'
Haydock Fund Inc
Ins
3%s
1
Inc
Industry
Fund
Security Life Ins
Co
Ins
8%
America—2.50
3%s May 11, 1964.
State Street Investment Corp
Stock
United
3.30s Sep
Shares—1.25
Investors
Balanced
8%
7.15
12.44
&
7%
10.68
a9.63
Roe
Ins__50c
6.54
1
Stein
of
9.77
1
UBS Fund
H-C7
Series
12.56
Inc—
Hamilton Funds
Series
11.47
8.59
6 66
1
Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund
5.34
1
shares
Petroleum
Growth Industry
6.63
4.86
Life Ins
Ins
3.30s
Smith
Sovereign
7.27
Family
8.28
Clark—
Stock Fund
Southwestern
Aviation-Electronics—
Bankers
United
8.09
25c
(Tex)—*
Co
1
Union
United
15, 1963
Aug
Co__——5
56%
15.32
3%s
8
(NY)
112%
7.62
1
American
Amer
Apr
Co
Insurance
53%
7.48
1
of Canada
(Edson B)
103
14.09
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
in
19623
4.21
_1
&
Title Guaranty
1
Inc
Scudder Stevens
Common
3 %S
14.01
108%
Travelers
15, 1963
3.85
36%
103
63/8
15, 1963
13.87
81%
110%
34
48/4
1
—
Fund
64%
77
41%
1
Fund-
Fund
Ins
3%s Feb
1
Income
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Selected
3%s Jan
9.57
8.76
8 3/a
45%
60%
105
60
Accident-—1
&
3.15s Mar
2.50
7%
41%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Federal Home
Slock
Inc_
(Geo)
Revere
10.12
1
Growth
Scudder
Title
6.32
*
Growth
Fund
Fund
Putnam
Lawyers
50c
Inc
Putnam
14.16
7.64
Inc
Inc
(T Rowe)
Provident
12.96
al3.05
Pine Street Fund Inc
Fund
Lamar
5.81
1
5
:
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Life
Insurance
Co
12.24
12.61
6.97
Life
Standard Life
59%
5
10
Life
613/s
55 %
Haven)—10
Co
(New
39
45%
Co_,
33%
57
Springfield Insurance Co—-—2
$6.50 preferred
10
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY) —2
Boiler
Mid-Cont
11.54
1
Philadelphia Fund
Price
Illinois
11.20
j
Steam
Surety
Ins
5
10
Co
Insurance Co
Insurance
Securities
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Pioneer
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insp & Insurance
1
.
(N Y):
Corp
Insurance
Hartford
Home
1
Fund
of Amer
Ins
16%
Interstate
—
Life
6.25
15
1
Street
Over-the-Counter
Fund
al4.12
Seaboard
14%
Marine
&
3
Life
Jefferson
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
Fire
53
Hanover
8.95
Paul
St
5
Hartford Fire
8.86
97/2
201
Southwestern Life Ins Co—
7.48
Inc
23
29
Security Life & Trust Co—5
3.84
7.97
74%
20
57%
Ins
7%
70%
(NY)
87%
55%
American
6 %
_2
Corp
52
Great
6 3/4
29
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
Reinsurance
6%
13%
Ins_2.50
1
5
81
5.89
7.85
72/4
5%
10%
6
27
(DC)_1.50
Employ Life Ins
6.78
11.88
69
1
1
Security
5.39
7.18
60%
2.50
;
Insurance
Greatamerica
7.29
56
Pyramid Life Ins Co (NC)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
84%
105
9%
__10
Ins
Seaboard
Gulf
10.99
12
:1
40 %
6.02
1
11 %
Men's
Bus
Life
60%
79
29%
5.51
_l
Fund
1
5
&
Owners
55
26
11.74
1
Stock
England
Providence-Washington
Profess
45%
101
38
1
New
64%
Home
58%
42%
5
60
Pioneer
54
10
Co
5
10.74
3.51
5
Insurance
4
—
1
Series
C)
D
Phoenix
305/s
Co—
Republic Ins Co
—5
Employees Insur (DC)—4
1
Stock
5
16%
40%
28%
Y_10
N
Co
393%
13%
3/a
of
Co
Ins
37%
38
12%
53%
72 %
&
1
Preferred
38%
3.33/3
50%
65
(Phoenix)
Life
34
34%
Co
Insurancb
(Wash
17%
31%
5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
4%
19%
45%
2.50
Life
82 3/4
18
43%
16
Co.—
of ,N Y
Insurance
79%
1
2.50
5
*
Corp—5
Co__
Internat'l
Georgia
Gov
Income Series
Ins
Pacific
52 %
93
2.73
1
Fire
53%
5
23%
187
22.04
117%
class A
Indemnity
Peerless
72%
4
-4
2.68
Life
110
5
21%
(S F)
Life
48/2
General Reinsurance Corp_—10
/
20.37
Series
Shares
Securities—
Group
Fund
Nat'l
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Trust
Investors
General
Firemen's
69%
5
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Inc_l
Research Investing
1
1
Inc—
America
of
13.24
^
—lc
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series—
lc
Util
series
—lc
Series
Bond
3.77
5.50
1.82
5.38
9.45
Inc—.—1
Fund
*
Fund
Mutual
Florida
12.66
11.71
12.25
5.26
—-—50c
;——
50c
Fund
Balanced
8.56
Series
Dividend
One
Eaton
Assoc
87%
com
1
of NY
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
1
Series
5
Co
(NJ)__—1.25
Co
64%
82
River
Peoples
54%
.
59
Fire—
Pacific
132%
Reinsurance
First
Corp
York
Union
Nationwide Corp
129%
50
50
50
Hampshire Insurance
New
Inc__
Ins
Insurance
8.00
Investors
New
16%
127
Employers
National Securities Series—
—
Casualty
Glens Falls—
National
35%
14
125
Group
3.99
Co
33%
Co——5
Life
Forster
&
14.52
Securities
27%
Insur„..5
Gen
7.30
Shares
Nation Wide
1
24
4%
47%
5
Accident Ins
&
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
56%
Employers
6.37
11.99
18.50
1
B—
10.10
■
57%
59/4
53%
3.69
Corn—
57%
55
25%
Co
13.43
Fund-
53%
53/2
NY—2
140
3%
10
2
"A"__2
11%
134
Co.l
(Bait)
10
Life
37%
1203%
10%
5
National Fire
National
35%
116
10
Life
Insurance
1
Investment
Nat'l
1
Monument
Northern Ins
1
-
Midwestern United Life Ins
North
Growth
Found
7/4
4%
13%
33%
1
Northeastern
Foundation
Series
Invest
6.84
Diversified
Insurance
Mutual
28 %
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance.
21
Eagle Fire Ins Co
23.62
5.81
26%
6%
3%
12%
2/2
(Ga) _1.25
Assurance
5
Mass
26%
Federal
——
Maryland
Life
Connecticut
7.80
9.24
10%
5
of
1
Insur
4jl%
Crum
1
Life
19
Co
30 3/a
10
34%
(N J)
Co
Insur
Continental
Funds—
Series
Mutual Investing
19.49
Crown
Growth
Inc
Fund
Co
&
National
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
2.91
21.61
Lincoln
38%
Life
763/4
27
Tenn 3
Ins__
—-5
Standard
Eastern Life
interest—1
72
Life
of America—1
Citizens
14.27
1
._
Liberty
10
__
Life Ins
Combined Ins
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
Shippers
Coastal States Life Ins
Stock
Growth
________
15.74
6.26
Series
Inc
10.13
17.83
Trust Fund-
Corporate Leaders
Fund
Massachusetts
Mutual
Fund Inc
;
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Fund
6.42
2.66
13.06
Lincoln
30
(Galveston)
Continental
33%c
Life Insurance Co of Va
67%
DC)
pitizens Casualty ,(NY)
Trust
int
beneficial
(Wash
Boston Insurance Co
2.97
lc
shares
Life & Casualty Ins Co of
24%
11%
Ask
31
73%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Tnc_50c
Re-insurance
Natl
21%
Bid
2
2
Penna—5
9%
Inc_l
1
Companies
Ins
of
Co
2.50
(Newark N J)
Life
American
Bankers
shares
Petroleum
Co
Assurance
1
Bankers &
—
Metal
(BC)
Concord
11.39
Ins
Beneficial
Securities
Composite
of
10.45
2.40
Morton
9.13
1
2.20
Medical
50c
Inc
Fund
-lc
12.00
Stock
Nat
shares
Electric
11.11
Inc
Amer
Managed Funds—
9.82
10.17
10.98
9.02
9.39
9.27
14.40
Fund
16.06
a27.26
Units
Composite Bond &
14.69
al4.03
10.68
1
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
1
1
,9.76
Inc
Inc
Amer
Life Insurance.
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
Ins—
Assurance
Mercury
*
12.93
Fund
Amer
Can
8.91
Colonial Growth & Energy.
American
11.33
Mutual Fund
11.83
5.87
Colonial
5.79
14.75
10.37
Fund
Sayles
lc
Chase
5.29
13.87
1
Liberty
22%
Co_1.50
Life
Fla)
American Home
1
Loomis
Shares Trust
1
Fund of Boston———-1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Century
(Jacksonville
5.98
Insur
Heritage
1
^
Trust—
Investors
Casualty
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General
14.26
■
Loomis-Sayles
shares
&
Capital Life Ins Shares
Growth Stock Fund
5.45
Paper
1
1
General Fund—
Canada
Inc
Income
General
California Fund Inc
13.18
Fund
Growth
Fund
Lexington
Fund
Fund
Knickerbocker
3.74
Ltd-1
1
Internatl
Life
Ltd
20
S-3
8.58
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc new
———1
(111) _1
American Equitable Assur___2.50
American
10.39
Canada
Life
5.13
Elect'nics Corp lc
Biue
34%
12.08
Knickerbocker
Boston
32
21.05
Keystone
Fund
10
Co
4.70
4.68
Axe-Templeton Growth
Insurance
11.07
5.30
11.29
120%
19.30
American
par
76%
116
1
Fund)
Ask
72
5
Insurance-
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Growth Com Stock)
1
S-l
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, November 16)
Bid
Surety_i_3.50
&
(Income Fund)
4.29
4.88
7.89
3.42
Life
Aetna
Fd_l
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science &
Casualty
9.99
1.54
Physics & Science
Par
Aetna
9.15
8.97
Atomics
Ask
1
al3.02
8.21
1.41
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Bid
Cont.
Fund
Custodian
(Discount Bonds)
S-2
.
Insurance Companies
Par
Funds—
Keystone
.
105
1988
91
94%
•No
1988
95%
99
New
FOOTNOTES
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
yield
x
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock
dividend.
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2119)(
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
with
a
this week will show
Complete
decrease compared
a
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
the
us,
based
indicate
the
for
that
ended
week
Saturday,
last day
Nov.
17, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 4.3% below those for the corresponding week last
ended Nov.
1,400,180.072
*1,245,000,000
1,504,321,625
1,310,000,000
784,254,624
Chicago
Philadelphia
926,990,424
Kansas
546,480,766
—
3.1
St.
529,497,085
City
Francisco
5.0
detailed
statement,
we
it appears that in the
(including this city) the
totals show an improvement of 14.0%; in the Boston Re¬
serve District of 12.4%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
totals
however, which
was
registered
gain
a
of
14.3%.
Reserve
of
1.0%.
In
larger
are
Reserve District
apolis
District suffers
serve
and
the
in
We
Dallas
Week Ended November
OF
SUMMARY
10-
BANK
+
1.2
1st
—
1.5
2nd
New
12
1961
Inc.
York
9
;
749,156,516
11,456,314,993
1,111,949,115
Philadelphia
9
"
1,131 468,627
Cleveland
7
"
1,496 085,562
1.404,947,818
Richmond—
6
"
819 338.515
902,227,610
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,672 482,525
1.529.441,372
7th
Chicago
17
"
1,799 298,179
1,663.325,182
8th
St. Louis
4
"
861 105,646
878,967.610
9th
Minneapolis
7
"
861 928,384
800.684,816
10th
Kansas City
9
"
809 ,773,904
797,301,122
11th
Dallas
6
"
12th
San Francisco
All
cities,
Total
day
one
all
$23,039,357,249 $24,012,959,011
—
4.1
6,246,364,575
—
6.0
$28,908,029,339 $30,259,323,586
1,249,272,916
1,259,704,909
_.
week———
cities for
4.5
—
+
0.8
—
$30,167,734,248 $31,508,596,502
_H_
4.3
10
Outside
City
685 ,680,579
"
Our usual
Description—
Stocks—
Number
1962
1961
785,135,815
851,067,646
Internat'l
Foreign
U.
gov't—
76,840.600
4,884,400
11,394,000
'■'■•A
bonds—
$1,227,699,000
$100,619,000 $125,566,400
of
Month
2,000
'
•.
The volume
New York
I
properties on the
Exchange for the ten months of 1959
22,397.702,688
+
4.3
10,601,795,089
11,355.160,995
i
there
v.,
■
a
in
in¬
District
Atlanta
7th
1959
_
_
83,253,414
8th
St. Louis
60,533,354
65,793,447
9th
Six
68,482,247
118,034,886
65,715,223
82,449,890
215,497,672
~299,946,967
i907T80%39
"231,496,751
65,250,742
101,775,900
57,291,287
In the New
gain of 20.2%;
Reserve
District by
District
the
96,950,136
68,826,830
-
73,121,328
76,532,865
-64,351,283
~271,847,364 "202,650,982
276,403,297
392,831,921
Dallas
571,794/331
74,161,696
60,896,990
53,870,465
In the Cleveland Re¬
an
increase of 5.3%;
81,526,684
65,349,933
September
62,891,063
63,858,671
60,853,990
1961
214,511,753'
206,282,345
180,074,388
12th
San Francisco
month
778,076,676
572,906,309
Outside
08,488,969,134
20.2
63,751,056,513
5.516,164,873
+
2.2
5,021,190,337
5,213 044,548
7.496,482,409
-t~
5.6
6,901,541,342
6,785, 703,647
"
4,271,630,039
4,194,082,734
+
1,9
3,836,869,117
16
"
8,164,596,718
7,357,524,844
+
11.0
6,874,465,665
6,745, 326,982
31
"
12.740,676,692
11,732,181,196
+
8.6
11,184,455,906
10,791, 609,561
3,752,651,487
„
.
of bank
October
54,430,640
72,990,970
78,723,093
BANK
and
CLEARINGS
(000,000
New
the
York...
Detroit
79,871
5,236
months
ten
.
—
"
4,472,051.889
3,992,092.234
"
4,272,592,495
3,769,833,388
+
13.3
3,445,125,145
3,736 535,894
3,364 558,956
"
5,496,637,716
5,006,733,958
+
9.8
4.557,386,431
4,440 131,211
11
_
"
6.062,800,735
5,561,656,962
+
9.0
4,856,203,887
"
8,445,806,273
7,855,680.572
+
7.5
6,714.048,301
6,670 ,219,220
Cleveland
Dallas
135,705,456,545
+
14.1
125,321,680,538
120,326,919,291
York
New
74,987,381.181
69,479,478,911
+
7.9
63,639,686,888
62,773,398,061
City.
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts :in
Kansas
St.
New York.
Philadelph
.
..
Cincinnati
.
..
Louisville
1,474
1,364
1,361
1,309
1,054
1,112
1,242
944
1,201
931
1,118
1,145
964
1,212
941.
1,167
1,026
1,177
...
.....
726
.....
Denver
Paul
Memphis
Nashville
1,122
1,503
...
1,260
940
863
911
826
13,656
8,873
10,776
9,0.90
965
908
935
8.507
675
668
624
918
824
793
956
747
625
624
759
708
673
8,009
778
672
679
115.869
9,452
10,244
8,396
7.442
6,415
6,825
6,727
7,360
143,674
125,351
10,354
74,987
69,479
■
■
now
+
4.9
750,022,619,757
697,049.176,374
+
7.6
54.371,222,170
52,443,466.863
+
3.7
51,229 372,078
51,271 343,945
74.030.144,069
69,159,919,841
+
7.0
38.432,598,417
+
1.7
69,656 973,655
36,363 ,270,453
67,831 497,345
39,082,411,960
75.309,969,705
69,307,362,107
+
8.7
67,994 129,845
63,785 ,412,384
118,729,968,001
113,514,652,672
107,724. 056,411
37,896,670,855
10
6th
our
47,259
35,308,712,267
<«
16
44
31
Chicago—.
Kansas Cit
Dallas
34.212,039,601
+
6.1
31,885 382,593
33,137 ,795,865
31,470 ,706,377
+
6.1
44,090, 066,876
44,200. 066,494
+ 10.5
48,106, 373,192
47,682, 878,382
72,948,781,758
+
8.7
68,041, 199,146
65,743, 554,188
1,417,451,036,776
1,324,436,856,212
+
7.0
1,234,134,346,290
1,156,882.812,361
+
6.4
626,399,998,606
607,889,835,335
19,116
17,070
13,559
10,754
9,251
11,749
9,414
10,060
9,577
12,279
9,711
11,853
7,692
9,260
7,644
8,911
7,682
6,745
6,155
6,026
6 787
7,128
6,534
5,989
1,227,841
l,14lT442
1,063,272
103,024
96,595
92,692
93,610
626,399
-A
+'/•
statement
,Vr. :
II
cities
City
following compilation covers the
years
607,889
by months for two years:
CLEARINGS
-Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All1961
Dec. %
+
.
1962
2.9
141,457,231,801
+
2.9
+
145,599 313,743
66,686,132,274
March
60,759,860,057
68,627,922,012
56,566,894,429
February
5.7
203,339,049,122
189,289,500,954
+
7.4
396,007,179,329
+
i
13.7
67,973,460,283
60,508,609,630
+
12.3
68,455,985,055
+
5.2
67,741,064,886
+
2.3
+
6.4
Total 1st Quarter-
+
116,726,660,185
418,389,238,823
122^692.985,650
+
4.4
139,462 ,580,875
148,984 133,835
May
._.
June
142,017,596,025
+
4.9
72,038,073,840
143,886, 741614
April
Total
2nd
Total
6
141,445,687,158
+
1.7
69,301,390,320
~406~156,268,833
+
6.4
209,312,924.443
196,705,659,571
432,333,456,324
6.1
412,651,973,565
385,995,160,525
6.9
802,163,448,162
+
+
"850,722,695,147
"""+10.0
69,504,750,363
69,977,878,114
+
9.0
128,915,370,935
133,598,001,012
124,054,579,558
63,791,241,975
141,871 943,383
Quarter-
Months
July
—
August
66,933,862,074
+
3.3
63,192,457,4p4
62,415,538,138
.+.
+
6.5
202,675,085,881
193,140,642,187
6.2
615,327,059,446
579,135,802,712
+
6.2
+
+ 14.1
74,987,381,181
69,479,478,911
+
7.9
648,615,281,623
+
6.4
141,873 362,771
——
128,123 917,272
September
r-
Total
3rd
Total
9
411,869,223,426
Months,.:
L
October
Total
10
+
1,188,731,399,667
135,705,456,545
+
1,324,436,856,212
1,417,451,036,776
Months
+
"386,567,951,505
1,262,591 918,573
154,859 ,118,203
Quarter
6.2
690,314,440,627
7.0
4.5
1.2
4.9
:+
month of October and
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1961
Dec. %
since
Jan.
1
for two years and
$
1962
for week ended Nov.
10.
Week Ended November 10-
■
—
Inc. or
Dec. Vo ~
1961
$
1962
Inc. or
$
$
7.4
+
Month of October
.
+ 12.0
137 823,287,343
-
showing the figures for each city for the
.
66,036,474,251
150,934 410,223
121,855 514,857
January
—
Clearings at
%
Dec.
$
$
73,951,267,053
9.5
Inc. or
1961
1962
Inc. or
$
1962
Month
1,156,883
..V,.
648,615.281,623/
690,314,440.627
J
10,988
7,840
1,234,134
41
MONTHLY
9,075
1,314,427
1,417,451 1,324,436
690.314
648,615
The
10,552
12,401
10,100
16
.173
York
34,424 ,314,029
46.902,128.806
51,091,236,646
18
New
112,215 874,860
7.3
79,292,814.898
11
San Franc;
Outside
4.6
+
35,803 ,936,040
36,283,013.366
14
Total-
54,084
30,797
32,400
31,669
26,129
22,806
20,103
21,016
16,895
20,503
17,799
18,142
16,772
13,234
+
568,342 774,718.
56,452,383,706
St. Louis
Minneapoli
.
39,888 790,212
41,743 316,701
628,384 072,862
49,755,634,480
II
7
8th
548,992
43,389
55,600
32,710
33,792
32,936
27,203
23,041
20,125
20,748
17,594
20,786
18,233
6,290
detailed
7th
8
II
7,548
■
Atlanta
.
12th
7,446
6,525
^
15
Richmond.
11th
7,720
7,163
120,326
62,773
Cleveland
"
"
1959
9,348
63,639
A
add
4th
31
110,978
i54,859 135,705 125,321
NYC
We
1,014
1,073
Cities_ 11,185
All...
Outside
2,076
1,787
2,175
1.824
1,867
1,673
830
.
Tot. 31 Cities
Total
1.869
803
822
Washington.
Milwaukee
Other
1,092
1,157
1,313
1,243
1,554
1,063
1,172
1,089
1,201
...
Birmingham.
Buffalo
9,896
12,126
10,246
11,897
8,124
3,056
3,558
3,193
2,679
2,382
1,188
Jacksonville.
Portland
St.
11,664
10,851
12,855
11,147
3,206
3.590
3,193
2,680
2,341
1.958
2,118
1,852
2,213
1,835
1,989
1,696
1,442
.....
Omaha
12,892
3,308
3,807
3,909
2,985
2,675
2,070
2,313
1,924
2,436
2,127
2,111
1,817
1,132
..
Orleans
New
Seattle
675,821
48,619
57,379
31,445
35,473
36,494
27,037
24,861
19,364
21,791
18,013
22,358
19,204
19,904
17,602
13,678
11,248
9,392
1,283
....
Richmond
58,694
34,107
37,057
39,453
29,274
27,427
20,400
23,067
18,701
23,606
21,721
21,190
17,934
14,907
10,689
10,176
2,743
2,347
2,239
...
Baltimore
50,597
5,406
1,583
Minneapolis,
Atlanta
727,136
4,822
2,494
2,801
..
607,734
57.553
5,562
1959
Dec, %
$
13
—
1960
Ten Months
44,066,780.860
"
2nd
3rd
9th
1961
months for four years:
1960
Inc. or
$
OCTOBER
IN
ten
Ten Months
1961
46.224,183.809
cities
14
10th
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1962
1,844
City
CITIES
1959
4,652
2,133
.
Lo'lis
Houston
LEADING
Oct.
the
Ten Months
1962
II
61,681
3,191
2,929
..
.....
Pittsburgh
4,944 .292.507
154,859,118,203
...
Boston
1st
below:
5,123
5,843
3,680
4,049
4,158
Fran...
3,705 265,056
7
Federal Reserve Districts
61,330,245
ended
66,225
6,268
....
Boston
San
FOR
—Month ol October
1962
1961
1900
Philadelphia.
Chicago
.
4.426,686,407
+ 12.0
Ten Months
clearings for leading cities for the
in each of the last four years is shown
Omitted)
H
6.9
16
..
We append
622,163,477
_.
of
$
7.910,837.140
+
18
_
Total
179,459,738
706,412,722
course
Dec. %
14
__
5th
The
1959
1960
Inc. or
$
"
__
Fran¬
District of 7.5%.
"
.
Dallas
57,518,442
October
9.8%; the
of
the San
15
Kansas City
51,051,873
Quarter
Reserve
cisco
and in
5.635,325,852
70,889,423
77.458,994
Months
improvement
District of 9.0%,
Reserve
82,318,370.114
.
11th
"442/7^37739
491,900^969
—
3rd
an
21)^206,988
August
Nine
In the Kansas City Reserve
13.3%.
show
6.9%, and in the Phila¬
_
10th
70,968,740
100,160,175
Months
totals
75,886,965
110,987,380
July
to enlarge its totals by 8.6%; the
by 12.0%, and the Minneapolis
St. Louis Reserve District
"
_
Minneapolis
—
in the
"
.
63,932,362
April
and
5,058,792,540
Chicago
92,803,996
Quarter—_
has managed
1.9%,
The Chicago Reserve
8
6th
1960
89,108,085
2nd
of
Atlantic Reserve District of 11.0%.
4,357 376,987
59,572 854,722
Richmond...
66,131,993
June—
District
Reserve
Richmond
the
the
an
was
1,293,411,627
_
13
—
80,883,432
May
577,175,401
4,734,054.241
-
_
February
Quarter
2.3
634,539,320
591,967,051
1,296,493.347
.10
....
Cleveland
January
1st
594,681,915
12,771.139,752
_
.
Philadelphia-
4th
Number of Shares—
March
1.6
13,324,468,143
$
__
_
New York
2nd
5th
1961
1962
670,794,482
+
—
October
3rd
1962 is indicated in the following:
to
Boston
1st
of transactions in share
Stock
768,451,150-
701,291,394
19,945,274,229
Federal Reserve Districts
$1,359,465,100
A- + V-,:U
y
1,631,065,715
669,638,577
7.6
9.4
1962
Total
1,365,697,612
2.0
58,143,100
:
—
——
8.2
+
5.0
District the totals record
delphia Reserve District of 2.2%.
serve
District the totals register
$1,301,320,000
15,000
Gcvt.
S.
$1,150,843,400
$120,682,000
$89,225,000
Bank-
+
—
+
month
that
in the Boston Reserve District of
Railroad & misc.
1,320,041,815
732,276,727
1,355.003,969
+
aggregate of $135,705,456,545.
1961
1,446,557.151
1,550,593,4^5
body of clearing houses of 14.1 %, the
of clearings having been $154,859,118,203,
York Reserve
Bonds—
„
the
and
1961
~
78,723,093
9.4
26,045,361,145
the clearings for
of
summary
For
740,625,491
+
705,525,952
of the entire
1962 aggregate
72,990,970
1962
shrs.
of
a
908,020,976
1,223,952,550
9.2
1,627 ,665,618
__
October.
crease
Ten Months
Month of October
furnish
of
month
1961 follow:
for October and the 10 months of 1962 and
also
We
monthly detailed statement of transactions on
The results
1.8
6.5
—
28.492,793,777
■'
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
+
+
1,120,770,132
cities
106
York
New
.1
+—
—
Total
*Estimated
$ ;'V
$
9,675,065.019
5th
.
1959
1960
or
+ 14.0
3rd
days—__
de¬
a
+ 12.4
4th
five
5.0%, but
997,041.306
6.3
cities,
of
record
totals
13,694,534,320
5.1
all
increase of 1.6%,
1.120 547,268
—10.8
Total
Re¬
15,607 414,579
"
—
5,868,672,090
an
District
the
Dec. c/o
—
days____
St. Louis
In the Kansas City
829,705,004
cities
468,441,100
days
but the
Reserve
District
Reserve
$
Boston
727.010,957
five
Reserve
CLEARINGS
1962
476,888,201
five
Atlanta
of 2.8%.
crease
417,793,031
cities,
of 7.6%,
loss of 2.0%.
a
the San Francisco
in
446,934,994
cities,
the
in
District the totals register
Reserve
*690.000,000
Ten
Reserve District the
Cleveland
by 9.4%, but in the Richmond Reserve District
are
smaller by 9.2%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of 8.2%, and the Minne¬
Baltimore
Other
the
by 6.5%, and
totals
the
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
this
District
District
increase of
an
York
District
be estimated.
able to
are
located and from
are
Federal Reserve Districts
890,867,000
.
New
6.9
—
has to
cases
For that week there
10.
having
460,500.000
904,498,546
465.800,000
Louis.
San
•
3.1
—
they
group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
—15.4
:
—_
Boston
—
by
We
same week in
1961.
Outside this city there
increase of 4.3%, the bank clearings
at^this cen¬
an
ter
Ending Nov. 17
$16,687,827,392
covered
the
in
was
$16,169,030,443
week
9.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the' whole country
having amounted to $28,492,793,777 against $26,045,361,145
York
the
issue of next week.
give the final
and complete results of the week previous —the week
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
elaborate
present further below
we
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
of
our
of the week in all
the
In
year.
Our preliminary totals stand at $30,167,734,248
against $31,508,596,502 for the same week in 1961. At
this center there is a loss for the week ending Friday of
3.1%.
in
appear
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
on
country,
exact 1 details
and
foregoing will
cannot
Inc. or
1960
1959
Dec. %
1961
$
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
.
■
"
'
.
Maihe—Bangor
: '
:
: •
"
River__
Bedford
-*•*;'
'
•
V-'""
•
19,137,145
+12.7
44,919,226
+32.0
3,807,342,679
+
6.3
—
___
+
3.4
11,987,036
+
8.1
10,437,028
—
6.6
21,360,023
+
3.1
104,719,722
93,045,712
+ 12.5
77,121,107
+
283,719,186
Haven
130,164.344
Waterbury
264,339,737
cities)—
!__
+
18,770,795
5,058,792,540
4,734,054,241,
8.8
7.3
5.6
+
—
-
+
197,985,785
420,659,719
37,057,608,569
181,111,971
116,158,847
76,187,998
191,576,642
958,596,089
744,112,710
2,689,718,587
1,203,297,683
9.1
259,162,200
1,943,112,400
7.5
184,894,609
+13.4
23,966,600
196,892,000
17,355,766
Hampshire—Manchester
+
123,274,028
27,175,700
214,908,900
Island—Providence
(14
21,461,125
9,744,134
83.941,558
C
Worcester
Total
,
22,015,134
—_
Springfield
New
'
22,200,762
,
Connecticut—Hartford—
New
"c..
12,960,485
Lowell
Rhode
■
—4?849,027,610
Holyoke
New
..-
59,298,020
____
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.
21,561,219
;
Portland
6.9
46,224,183,809
I '
••
"■
i
185,789,887
375,687,799
35,473,809,170
174,712,302
109,288,840
80,229,493
178,923,160
852,453,159
690.285,857
2,556,892,483
1,139,839,234
231,446,900
1,848,680,000
168,742,576
44,066,780,860
6.6
+12.0_
+ 4.5
+ 3.7
+ 6.3
— 5.0
+
+ 7.1
+ 12.5
+ 7.8
+ 5.2
+ 5.6
+ 12.0
+
+
+
5.1
9.6
4.9
+16.7
3,674,626
4,068,610
4.2
6,038,045
602,733,283
665,303,650
4,785,175
4,102,114
8,837,630
895,397,949
4,998,154
9,224,848
795,611,869
4,542,030
+ 10.0
3/85 A 259
2/586,945
+
3.555,163
+ 32.8
3.475,965
3.844 131
4,719,642
23,952,502
16,685,155
15,077,844
—
+
12.5
43~4
3,301,634"
iM'M
7 223.428
4,742,329
1,829~535
22,920,656
+
4.5
23,249,026
17,219,873
+
35.0
12.439,995
+15.2
45,298,338
2.1
20,123,759
22,910,789
25,623,232
64,689,935
26,160,899
50,370,861
74,498,699
46,3677800
42,~110,400
+
10%
30,6817200
38,283700
4,263,200
4,216,574
+
1.1
2,926,365
2,682,882
+
12.4
749,156,516
82.9,705,004
1,120,547,268
997,041,306
—
13.367,345
(2120)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
Clearings at
Second Federal Reserve
New
District- -New York—
YorK—Albany
Buffalo
Jamestown
+
4.9
3,138. 767,694
2,623 340,778
+ 19.6
33,032,165
31,606,546
28,158,274
675,508,359
+
7.5
+
4.9
129,932,451
131,984.656
101,974,134
+
8.7
6,727, 572,502
151, 451,591
6,415 735,287
14,850,921
137 050,577
+
10.5
3,146,136
2,904,580
2,376,270
+
3.0
982,197
181, 632,597
+
6.2
3,757,926
3,441,308
3,631,469
3,602,220
727,136, 596,149
675,821, 574,589
+
7.6
15,168,325,634
13,274,221,393
9,343,479,140
52,565,14.4
47,788,128
46,624,638
11,042,535,693
48,086,638
2 +
424,364
20,792,360
79,871,737,022
66,225,977,634
—
York
Rochester
1 Q9
254,758,389
+
9.8
2,534, 057,701
167.322,907
154,324,213
+
8.4
1,501 995,875
32,835,387
30,509,538
42,150,729
34,436,209
+ 22.4
363 356,982
416,975,060
374,278,982
+ 11.4
3,719 117,962
3,517 ,131,124
+
5.7
90,319,321
77,480,788
476,514,214
447,993,896
+
6.4
4,556 721,104
4,298 ,400,913
+
6.0
93,450,406
94,597 383
82,318,370,114
68,488.969,134
+
20.2
Utica
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Total
1
+ 20.6
279,84+949
_
—
Syracuse
New
(10
47,700,578
126,960,678
286.048,171
726,266,184
16,137,685
—
Elmira
New
1
*30+000.000
_
Jersey
cities)
•..:yy
+
'
+
..
2,359, 245,943
+
7.4
1,396 ,977,699
+
7.5
:
697,049,176,374
2,845,009
30,761.360
28.442,070
+ 21.9
298 ,086,867
750,022,619,757
'
7.6
"+
15,607,414,570
13,694,534,320
2,091,217
56,98+053
1.2
63,397,971
81,153,455
+ 14.0
9,675,065,019
11,456,314,993
5.8
1,703,326
2,328,580
-23.9
1,500,738
916,714
1,814,219
2,823,274
—
2,220.565
1,406,757,
72,6667362
+ 16.0
1,847,721
787.627
•
■
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
6,313,929
Chester
+
6.6
71, 422,275
63,272 853
+ 12.9
8,429.719
+
6.6
81,,269,313
77,004 889
+
(a)
73,121 ,446
(a i
Harrisburg
_!
3,790,998
39,193,684
44,292,174
27,182,923
21.637,420
9.228.192
5,236.033,000
9,188,732
5,123,000.000
13,451,368
22,298,000
32,530,058
33,472,269
Lancaster
Lebanon
_
_
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
_
_
Wilkes-Barre
la >
York
Du Bois
(a)
-
352 300,431
443,313 ,694
+
25.6
227 042,043
219,509 ,382
+
3.4
5,372,772
4,08+894
+ 31.5
4,1617038
+
0.4
89, 346.342
85,098 ,047
:.+
5.0
+
2.2
50,597 080,000
48.619,000.
,000
+
4.1
1,047,000,666
1,049,00^666
—""672
851,6667666^
—41/4
2,847,026
2,662,397
+
6.9
4,707,926
0.1
7,661,991
7,179,879
+
6.7
6,688,987
—39.7
137,,688,998
318,,475,088
318,320 ,231
(a)
(a)
293,,176,559
288,274 122
'
4.9
+
+681,901
—20 5
234,859 ,082
2.8
—
7
29,998,410
+878,492
Hazleton
5.5
—11.5
(a)
3+47 + 839
4-11.7
+
(a)
7,976,624
3,699,159
o76
+
6,356,741
7,363,134
24,281,419
0.2
21,155 889
21.,109,872
6,602,708
4,411,997
(a)
(a)
6,643,835
1.7
+
.
4,88l7l81
1,039,666,000
7.857.908
Total
(13
6.7
78..766,955
79,577 ,420
1.0
124,256,748
+
8.2
1.278,.335,007
1,165.835 ,085
9.7
32,247,996
28,64+558
+ 14.6
19,064,820
86.204.337
Jersey—Trenton
8,419,997
134.496.698
Delaware—Wilmington
New
6,389,151
8,983,424
-Bethlehem
7+309,354
+
8.7
825 ,209,287
755,124 ,723
9.3
26,196,433
18,242,783
+ 43.6
11,023.181
13,362,033
1,131,468,027
1,120,770,132
1.0
908,020,976
1,111,049,115
5,635,325,852
cities)
—
5,516,164,873
2.2
+
52,443,466,863
54,371,222,170
3.7
+
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
68,923.915
67,289,569
+
2.4
635,790.016
629, 510,262
1.0
14,116,265
3,466,276
Cincinnati
1.583,993,409
1,474,306,634
+
7.4
14.907,029,113
13,678, 381,141
9.0
3,191,870.839
2,985,271.807
+
6.9
29,274,552,508
27,037, 941,881
8.3
570,034,528
413.414,800
369,641,400
+ 11.8
3,810,963,900
3,531, 968,500
7.9
318,535,256
596,410,767
89,629,900
293,088,806
Cleveland
78.432,000
18.586,073
19,188,205
3.1
202, 151,953
7,718,571
75,552,435
69,078,042
60,202,898
62,823,915
58,805,766
52,708,934
+ 307.3
13,674,729
13,411.597
+
8.7
268,979,112
270,378,391
+
4.6
518.565,527
559,418.855
+
14.3
65,683 900
65,924;-600
4.2
13,313,033
14,007,650
+~+4
332,384,683
384,830,764
6.0
1,223,952,550
1,320,041,815
7.6
7,967,545
217,598,424
75,338,367
——
Columbus
._——
—
Hamilton
Lorain
-
Mansfield
____
Youngstown
Newark
■-—
Toledo
+
3.2
+
9.4
650,644,246
622, 713,853
4.5
13,175,461
—
4.2
606,710,159
586 ,647,396
3.4
12,284,620
12,819,451
+ 11.6
560,814,429
511,,272,569
9.7
4.5
451,933,293
432,758,803
1,496,085,562
1,404,947,818
66, 972,319
12.5
+
194,211,322
City
■■—'
.__
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
1,773,247,890
1,696,.979,457
3.0
20,400.823,464
19,364 549,888
+
6.6
435,865,770
410 112,984
—44.5
214,799,093
284 ,464,192
1
—
_,
_
..,-
J
■
1
„«j8
6.3
31,301,708
—24.5
—15.2
39,864.089
—20.6
292,379,374
20,295,725
—11.8
173,587,316
191 ,399,034
7,919,837,140
7,496,482,409
5.6
74,030,144,069
5.4
344 ,854,412
17,896,556
cities)-
(15
6.0
+
42,917,535
31,669,130
West
Total
+
2,070,929,790
45,743,604
_______
Erie"__—___—^____——
183,146,485
2,133,626,497
17,372,351
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Oil
—
69,159,919,841
+
9.3
—
7.0
+
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West Virginia—Huntington
26,206.834
Virginia—Norfolk
South
26,688,789
126,439,000
Carolina—Charleston
1,309,636,984
247, 082,642
1,194, 332,000
10,689, 964,222
11,248, 265,962
427, 589.154
1,015, 103,054
52,293,737
47,918,082
+
9.1
455, 563,097
119,860,469
+
4.4
1,107, 125,234
1,817,932,473
+
+4
5,995,667
+., 2.5
+ 21.7
981, 749,000
2.0
125,184,607
4,378.277
28,273,000
6.5
260,995,617
(8 cities)
21,473,000
239,476,334
230,880,402
2.2
9,074.478
9,788,034
342.05+831
341,73+449
0.4
124,53+719
123,019,300
9.2
740,625,491
732,276,727
+
I
17,602, 354,294
1.9
369,286,104
10,635,823
6.8
86 455,906
84, 552,419
2.3
747,091,114
+
7.6
7,360 ,942,856
6,825 ,901,892
7.8
167,392,925
166,704,958
4,271,630,039
Columbia—Washington
21,337,483
8.7
—15.0
9.932,693
9,909,305
of
5,378.542
9.6
+
—
9.1
803,894,008
Frederick
4,150,646
+ 36.9
25,799,837
238,235,461
10,155,358
5.0
—
434,416,228
4,194.082,734
+
1.9
39,082,411,960
38,432,598,417
+
1.7
819,338,515
902,227,610
*
Total
253, 313,287
+ 10.6
—
1,844,204,897
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District
1.8
—
114,319,000
1,283,497,651
Richmond
—
17,934 715,358
+
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
'
170,251,147
Augusta
5.8
I,518,.677,197
+
3.7
37,010,094
+ 25.6
29,181,738
30,610,738
+
6.8
7,548, 696,767
7,163,,373,222
+
5.4
175,574,102
172,531,846
+
1.8
139,310,788
143,475,283
+
6.0
21,190. 900,000
19,904 ,503,000
+
6.5
472,900,000
456,000,000
+
3.7
427,900,000
388,200,000
7,289,307
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
/
Meridian
347 ,509,539
+
14.9
8,817,509
8,547,988
+
3.2
7,475,503
322,,382,207
290 ,040,006
+
11.2
+ 20.7
314,,647,612
291 ,500,148
+
7.9
8,32+801
6,670.811
+ 2+7
5,66+924
7,342,448
1,157,373,306
+ 13.5
12,855 ,178,935
12,126 ,174,969
+
6.0
272,506,718
255,967,213
+
6.5
256,294,648
269,383,477
168,907,644
+
18.2
1.917,,527,782
1,698 039,323
1,503,450,979
78,410,072
44,642,136
■+
3.4
13,656 ,903,864
11,897 945,641
+
14.8
373,242,343
295.006.587
+
26" 5
291,83+164
243,68+995
+
6.6
769 ,887,766
698 ,878,207
+
jl0.2
18,154,890
18,137,754
+
0.1
18,053,550
16,454,032
+
21.0
420 ,205,288
371 ,039,890
+
13.3
42,033,000
Mobile
Montgomery
399, 292,194
+ 26.4
1,554,279,660
83,605,956
Alabama—Birmingham
+ 18.1
31,390,127
1,313,620,446
199,590,088
■*_
37,689,304
29,414,804
37,882,845
——
Tampa
38,366,000
+
9.6
396 ,774,000
377 795,000
+
5.0
86,970,919
+
11.4
890 ,073,444
801 652,490
+
11.0
13,114,456
+
2.1
121 ,313,740
119
,122,345
+
4,245,589
+
5.4
38 476,268
36 ,459,130
+
96,912,717
13,389,359
Vicksburg
4,476,633
Louisiana—New
(16
Michigan—Ann Arbor
-
Rapids
1,355,003,969
4,85+234
4,788,106
+
+3
2,730,739
3,875,377
21,836,195
21,666,596
+~0~8
8,49+085
18,464,445
10,39+823
+ 2+2
10,236,239
10,83+483
75,309,969,705
69,307,362,107
+
00 E-
1,672,482,525
+
2.0
+
8.5
y
18,584,944
+
3,308,471,000
+
45,646,067
62,256,851
22,211,348
8,824,335
84,484,257
Haute
1
57,771,024
Oshkosh
61,432,429
822,703,225
Milwaukee
53,999,303
20,011.871
60,047,593
759,558,592
522,256,757
447,226,476
1.005.040,042
11.3
200,455,886
—60.7
.
+16.8
909,905,577
582,208,069
+ 10.5
182,045,257
+ 14.7
589,838,745
248,840,230
4.4
82,059,045
219,422,440
-
]
+ 10.1
12,496^395
-
+
83,446,878
—
+3
L
+ 13.4
—
1.7
+
.
7.9
19,430~547
16,811,986
+ 15.6
15,92+133
14,72 9^62 7
+
78,326,834
22,729,683
169,937,211
31,445,263,000
+
142,637,364
459,261,403
173,383,254
34,107,566,000
+ 13.3
19,114,451
8.7
1+3
+ 31.2
106,760,465
150,497,653
s
5.5
1,401,070.522
1,320,488,396
+
6.1
+
9.1
4,539,079,297
4,329,463,439
+
4.8
123,931,000
109,302,000
+ 13.4
102,290,000
99,445,000
7.0
528,635,562
495,683,963
.+
6.6
13,347,879
11,564,899
+ 15.4
6.5
,5,736,591
4,852,544
+ 18.2
5,650,480
5,462,726
173,~150~466
152,39+841
+ 136
153,92+643
-151,90+647
+
780,186,504
703,977,620
+ 10.8
-
+ 13.6
199,104,315
2.3
586,421.852
579,000.482
+
+
8.3
8,009,968,381
7,720,842,566
+
3.7
+
3.1
+
'
14,532,664
11,337,014
+3
—
-
212,936,443
—
9,653,790
Iowa—Cedar
Moines
---
City
Ames
92,893,074
11-6,584,228
—15.6
17,942,564
4,085,703
+ 33.1
46.421,337
Rapids
11,475,816
2,198,621
4+695,060
+ 11.3
336,045,017
120,504,441
—
Manitowoc
1.9
1,855,048
...
Water town
9,361,170
11,694,549
5,440,119
Sheboygan
51,627,190
396,334,395
375,650,531
+
5.5
10,995,080
9,835,946
4 11.8
8,641,946
8,812,544
286,082,875
+ 19.1
2,918,440,500
2,689,428,433
+
8.5
74,645,582
67,382,518
+ 10.8
51,561.047
63,807,679
105,287,383
+
14.5
993,683,306
929,598,381
+
6.9
25,800,780
23,037,844
+
12.0
20,727,323
19,541,974
96,672,120
—
3.9
120,665,163
22,985,579
—21.9
43,317,657
+ 19.2
—
3.4
5,715,959
Bloomington
Chicago
—
,
Decatur
5.2
56,695,616
56,419,029
+
0.5
16,180,535
+
4.9
175,756,120
171,340,216
+
2.6
9,006,840
+
5.5
6.268,247,264
—
6,027,930
16,976,638
"9,500,000
Illinois—Aurora
■-
1,446,557,151
+ 11.0
501,024,754
—
Bend_j—
Des
9.4
7,357,524,844
9,212,746
Wisconsin—Madison
Sioux
+
286,252,000
25,473,793
Muskegon
Terre
1,529,441,872
304,836,000
21,283,570
—
___.
v
247,767,520
10.5
24,485,483
South
270,021,352
+
121,019,436
^
y Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
v
Gary
Indianapolis
..
•792,169
6.5
856.259
II,664 ,655,000
59,897,528
-
Lansing
>,
822,484
+
1,119,068
12,892 ,270,000
20,204,312
—
Jackson
+ 30.7
5.5
+ 29.7
3,680,450,000
:
—
1.8
1,112,602,000
8,164,596,718
cities)
Detroit
~
+12.9
3,442,620,000
Orleans
1
Seventh Federal Reserve District
—Chicago—
Grand
29,471,414
44,494,001
_J
Florida—Jacksonville
Flint
1,575, 439,838
54,001,814
Macon
Total
+
778,264,657
2,111,700,000
37,178,525
—
,
Columbus
..
160,982,851
830,860,527
2,239,400,000
.
._
Georgia—Atlanta
98,665,910
2,106,949
2,002,413
+
5.2
1,938,623
1,565,091
+
7.3
58,694,510,197
82,948,021
57,379,035,303
+ 18.9
5,843,342,045
2.3
+
5.9
915,561,708
1,172,267,782
407,521,064
364,247,084
+ 1+9
1,259,214,959
11,874,462
1,189,601,339
+ 20.8
+ 65.9
7,537,990
7,608.436
614,908,120
740,969,332
—17.0
52,437;628
——
Peoria
43,399,238
69,423,685
Rockford
(31
—
9.2
7 156,470
73,254,642
.
13,667,862
12,130,084
+
12.7
15,843,721
19,159,747
65,135,549
+ 12.5
684,180,463
629,456,673
+
8.7
15,211,831
12,140,079
+ 25.3
12,016,569
14,686,617
4+
+ 16.0
403,454,657
365,462,311
+ 10.4
11,000,367
8,264,696
+
33.1
7,991,702
7,56.6,526
1,799.298,179
1.663,325,182
+
8.2
1,365,697,612
1,631,065,715
391,700,000
412,400.000
5.0
270,400,000
348,000.000
+2
191,542,922
202,004,777
1.7
204.575,958
215,-082,675
4,648,790
—-—
Total
76,469,'754
+
47,572,728
:
Springfield
Sterling
—
cities)
12,740,676,692
015,975
4,319,445
+
7.6
40,494,881
36,978,346
11,732,181,196
+
8.6
118,729,968,001
113,514,652,672'
+
+
9.5
+
4.6
+
3.8
1
....
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis_
2,081,801.468
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
28,315,680
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
1,132,880,869
~
.
18,70+695,381
18,013,423,849
+17.4
+ 14.0
+81.4
264,000,001
51,193,948
231,622,803
3,958,414
36,849.267
+ 38.9
7.5
10.176,981,982
8.4
220,937,153
214^05+489
8,507,369.211
9,392,882,168
7,442,713,152
+
+21.8
4
14.3
+
2.3
245,043,959
249,395,028
36,983,203
34,007,712
+
8.8
+
6.0
157,213,316
+
0.8
35,308,712,267
+
7.3*
1,054,041,189
965,844,029
4,228,293
16,621,565
8.2
24,111,864
1
1,201,024,277.*
~
I
1,924,323.131
7,179,737
_
.4,131,773
15,681,834
+
.
158,447,129
_________
______
Total
(7
Cities)
4,472,051,889
3,992,092,234
,+ 12.0
-
37,896,670,855
,
3,42+ 534
3,11+093
861,105,646
878,967,610
—
+
—
+~li+697
+~+9
_Jj
_
*
&
—
2.0
3,36+698
—
669,638,577
768,451,150
1
Volume
196
Number
6213
.
.
Clearings at
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
392,568,598
390 105,685
0.6
12,011,609
11.544,147
+
4.0
5.6
583,673,971
541,976,922
+
7.7
467,221,318
182 453,980
7.5
+11.2
+15.8
19,258,346
940,848,049
6,714,399
4,091,139
57,804,765
3,604,001
57,077,231
14,265,125
13,996,586
18,267,348
13,590,098
9.9
1.8
183,732,623
181
521,032,728
520 179.013
0.2
61,968,154
57 804,036
7.2
,
Forks______;
(22,970,339
Dakota—-Aberdeen__.
8.3
58 688,113
0.2
35,299,009
34 311,048
2.9
-+
1.3
492,382,106
483 400,637
1.9
+
1.9
118,371,308
118 049,695
0.3
+34.4
Y
132,522,945
125 650,620
5.5
+
.
56,324,090
+
7,191,893
1
7,060,372
+
1.9
34,997,379
+
12.4
298,520,253
307 333,599
32,468,670
+31.1
327,393,101
270 244,786
79,806,955
741,659,464
700 950,641
+
4,178,353
+19.4
+
7.5
26,235,453
27 ,165.378
4,272,592,495
3,769,833,388
+13.3
36,283,013,366
34,212,039,601
+
A
i
13,460^614
1
6.1
5.2
53,556,256
53,209,196
+
0.7
Lewiston
(16 cities)
178,55+811
4,687~506
+ 21.1
95,278,420
4,490,288
-
•
—
201.66T007
1.4
143,643
39,350,755
__i
_L
Total
8,396 000,715
58,796,894
42,560,327
fZI
Falls___________
Helena
9,090,302,623
1.0
+13.5
—
.
20,909,166
O
57,337,265
Falls
Great
9,974,120
452,349,389
12,282,781
22,358 558.012
6,644,813
Huron
$
23,606,057,028
196,171,079
21,409,289
Montana—Billings
1959
I960
or
+13.0
Dakota—Fargo.
Sioux
Inc.
Dec. %
+ 12.6
Minot
South
$
42,550,406
1,089,449,508
Falls
Grand
1961
$
2,436,449,287
Paul
Fergus
1962
or
Dec. %
48,065,582
Winona
North
Inc.
$
$
2,743,415,639
___
______
Rochester
St.
1961
1962
or
Dec. %
$
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
Inc.
1961
$
49
-Week Ended November 10
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
-Month of October
1962
.
(2121)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
8,703,026
7,871,307
8,614,016
18,932,207
18,369+! 09
18,092,584
861,928,384
800,684,816
670,794,482
1,456,838
1,445,828
978,752
5.8
8,416^413
21,133^265
2.9
—
736,083
+ 33.0
770,310
1,120,757
+ 40.8
7,401,86U
11,461,939
176,156,482
164,576,291
3.4
—
+
7.6
701,291,394
+
0.8
1,149,730
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
—
_
_
6,342,632
6,010.109
_
■
*
r
Hastings
,
+ 18.0
499,485,951
423,426,507
918,443,203
+ 15.8
8,873,353,961
8.124.877,816
6,437.357
Lincoln.
5,549,333
+ 16;0
2,061.011
2,224,399
7.3
77,020.791
68,882,159
+ 11.8
647,793,072
640,306,876
.167,266,734
150,550,078
+ 11.1
1,528.549,449
1,462,812,909
6,127,555
.+ 12.0
62,005,144
56.475,686
7.8
23.067,556,984
21,791,119,023
+ 15.1
621,147,221
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
_
—
_
—Topeka
_
—__
_
__
Wichita
.
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas-
_
City
-
42.545,932
.
1,063.591.936
_
6,862,546
_
-
Joseph—
Carthage
cities)
Beaumont
___
■
V
+ 18.4
+
0.7
+
1.2
21,190.292
18.712 946
.+ 13.2
14.167,539
+
4.5
35,260,318
31,718.456
+ 11.2
30,289,521
+
9.8
5.9
500,440,607
518,225,894
3.4
15,325,714
15,092,724
1.5
349,664,482
9,663,838
398.435,525
7.6
7,356,162
7.589,799
3.1
5,417,847
6,913,730
+
1.6
594,681,915
634,539,320
+
17.3
15,008,477
14,514,652
2.3
491,522,4u2
505^69,951
—16.0
44,435,166
4+526,537
1.0
5,728,000
5,891,000
*
H-
V
2,477,220
3.3
27,670,064
25.528,357
+
+
5.7
3,161.506,812
3,118,955,753
+
+
9.0
354,487,149
9.3
10,776,150,197
10,244,165,821
5,006,733,958:
+
9.8
49,755,634,480
46,902,128,806
+
9.3
745,158,213
682,498,771
—
0.6
269,335,276
276,043,308
27,427,167,180
24,861,105,634
79,414,341
72,671,9.95
27,951,601
2,615.575,522
2,929.07j,999
■
317,940,536
__
Galveston
+
212,394,427
24,095,000
;
2,925,943,917
■
+
5.2
+
-
6.1
809,778,904
9.2
18,204,784
15,515,751
594,202,752
608,442,295
t
28,509,894
15,078,011
--
797,301,122
2.4
^
10.3
4
247,311,000
4.7
3.9
44,985,058
1.0
6,229;000
—
—
"y
44-
1,957,259,298
—15.2
>
+
—
2,795,214,018
244,766,000
4.4
2,003,757,200
2,3
+
.
28,415,000-
<
,
9.5
,+
310,946,508
221,631,624
-
—
_
_
13.9
311,214,677
+
27,782,878
•-
+
7.762 520
f
District—Dallas-
_
Worth
••
1.4
34,583,755
-
_
.
8.4
320,121,656
1,073.408,464
——___—
_
'
Paso_
Ft.
:
51,979,127
20,671,409
5,496,637,716
_•
_
Dallas
El
+
61,554,562
37,698,534
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Texas—Austin
!
+ 10 5,
1
1,179,633
20,817,658
>
.
•
1,172,762,893
—
_
_
(14
195,494.404
2,394,912
Springs
Colorado—Colorado
Total
8,284,988
216,107,709
+
338,396,963
___
_
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Denver
tv
62,129,543
71,519,567
t.
1
2,313.348,029
2,494,414,360
_
-
St.
11,662,512
9.2
577,385,649
50,200.003
;
Omaha
+ 18.0
53,565:964
6,291,000
—
'
i—
2,127,547,055
2,347,219,693
Houston
10.3
+
19,204,523,130
21,721,513,045
13.1
4
■
■■
:—
-
'
■
Port
7,665,770
ArthurFalls'
Wichita
Texarkana
_
Shreveport
Louisiana
Total
11,996,187
66,439,760
—.'
64,585,078
6,062,800,735
cities)_
(11
5,561,656,962
630,141,209
2.9
617,876,378
+
,
9.0
56,452,383,706
-
32,328,662
35,598.145
606,048.003 '
-
qaT.
"
_I
"
54,901,997
55,596,927
30,243,973
-
"""" "
—
~
"
"
Francisco
14,947,534
14 387,863
2.8
577,175,401
591,967,051
234,044,901
+
4.0
192,087.985
207,984,238
7,071,276
+
8.1
6,193,499
6,631,121
7,641,163
7.1
675,326,016
616,376,755
+
9.6
+
14.1
+
8,445,806,273
12.3
10.8
11,147,031,991
10,246,351,369
381,300,963
412,171,683
•
+
—
!
7.5
5,602,028,625
5,086,172,703
+
15.5
3,410,654,155
+ 20.5
576,762,780
—
5.5
4,108,823,344
556,042,853
1,114,967,831
l,121,18o,176
—
0.4
3.8
491,854,090
—
+
—
+
452,786,243
4
20.5
8.6
653,601,058
11,876,090
4
9.7
36,494,438,441
+
8.1
884:705:760
812:105,533
1,985,554,968
1,785,531,578
+
11.2
49,663,658
640,193,875
570,479,680
+
12.2
15,462,030
2.2
18,870.187
50,877,351
12,474,918
21,394,613
14.0
+
9.9
713,858,618
729,703,994
'+
7.5
79,292,814,898
72,948,781,758
+ 14.1
1,417,451,036,776
1,324,436,856,212
77,505,509
—
10.2
,
■I
Grand
Outside
r
■
+
7.9
690,314,440,627
648,615,281,623
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
NOVEMBER
and Monetary
Country
9,
FEDERAL
5.0
1,293,411,627
1,296,493,347
28,492,793,777
26,045,361.145
+
9.4
19,945,274,229
7.0
22,^)7,702,688
12,771,139,752
4.3
10,601,795,089
11,355,166,995
6.4
13,324,468,143
+
+
'
Condition Statement of
The
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit'
in
New York
Nov. 9
Y
.
•
■.
Arg.entina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
...
■
Canada-, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
(Value in United States
Money)
—.—..—
,
Denmark, krone
Finland,
France
markka
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
India,
1
:
poundItaly., lira
—
—
yen
Malaysia,
Mexico,
—;
'
Ireland,
Japan,
franc.
new
deutsche mark——_—___——
rupee
__
_
banks
shows
ended
peso
Netherlands,
New
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway,
Portugal,
Spain,
'
krone
escudo
peseta
Sweden,
Switzerland,
Republic
_
krona
of
;
and $1,191
.193700
banks.
.0387000
.0201000
dealers for
.927552
.927656
curities decreased $299
.210100
.210087
.210112
.144441
.144445
.144475
chasing
.00310566
.00310566
.00310566
million.
[204050
.204050
.204050
.249565
Closed
.249546
2.231872
2.231593
Commercial
industrial
and
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government se¬
million, and their loans for pur¬
.0G279016
Day
•
/
.00279016
.327435
.327435
"other" securities decreased $192
personal financing institu¬
tions decreased $1 million and loans to "other" nonbank
financial
institutions increased $51 million, as com¬
pared with a decrease of $24 million and an increase
of $19 million, respectively, during the similar week in
1961.
Real estate loans increased $28 million.
Other
.0800560
;
.00279000
;327468
Veterans'
.0800560
■
.249528
.209627
.209592
.209597
2.801000
2.800650
2.801000
.00161050
.00161050
.00161050
or
carrying
Loans
sales and
to
million.
.0800560
loans increased $11
...277470
.277691
2.773267
Closed
2.772920
2.773267
.139800
.139812
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $412 million, Treasury certificates
.0349000
.0349000
.0166631-
.0166631
.193708
.193775
.277370
Veterans'
Day
•
v
'
»
.139800
,.0349000
.
'
.
.0166631
.193800
.231720
.231725
1.3S5267
1.395093
1.395267
2.800650
2.801000
of
domestic commercial
.928828
$
2.801000
suspended.
to
.0201000
^
:
1.395417
♦Temporarily
million in
increase
.0201000
•
2.801300
.231725
' :ed
.0387000
"
..'v.
rand
Africa,
an
ere'
.0387000
$
'
pound sterling
franc
South
United Kingdom,
.0800560
.277162
2.773564
J139800
.0349000
.0166631
Nov. 15
U. S. Government
deposits adjusted,
U. S. Government demand deposits-,
$626 million in demand deposits
justed, $480 million in holdings of
securities, $1,553 million 'in demand
loans increased a net of
$36 million; during the comparable week a year ago,
these loans decreased $75 million. Loans to brokers and
2.231872
.327413'
dollar
malayan
.1444*5
.00310566
.204050
.249434
.209621
2.801300
.00161050
.00279016
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 14
$
.0387000
.0201000
.928593
.210ii2
•
Nov. 13
*
2.232111
—
;
franc
Belgium,
Nov. 12
S
■
—
—
Tuesday
Monday
Member Banks
statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
the following principal changes for the week
Nov. 7:
Decreases of $333 million in loans ad¬
condition
and
.
16,223,162
+
1962( TO NOVEMBER 15, 1962, INCLUSIVE
Friday
••
21,060,258
1,550,593,405
the Tariff Act of 1930,; the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world. We give below a record, for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
11,409,777
—11.8
1,627,665,618
certifies daily to the
countries
37,020,205
12,828,779
8.7
requirements of Section 522 of
the
663,967,893
39,750,677
+
.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
to
Pursuant
701.41+589
2.4
+ 24.0
—
operations discontinued.
(a) Clearings
♦Estimated,
,
69,479,478,911
74.987,381,181
York
New
135,705,456,545
154,859,118,203-
cities)
(173
total
20,254,877
+
'
cities)
(18
30.358.313
15,250,830
4-8.9
16:581,116
+
39,453,085,393
'
26:36+488
—28.4
22:943,920
23,743,785
0.6
271,902,196
,—
3.5
3.6
'
>
96,348 908
+
128,734,755
586,969,083
1.1
6.4
206,294,853
10+536:684
■
298,305,899
9.3
4•+
,
173,923,838
+7
'
134,728,569
10.1
10.9
+
2.8
+~
—
244.365,022
237,567,786
8.8
+
7,855,680,572
80,180,861
256,726,939
293,036,292
+
4
—22.5
SKS-SS
Stockton
—
243:406,590
175,964,190
s-si-s?
9.7
6.1
3,909,954,041
•
+
81,740,744
89,678,146
31.0
9.6
52,914,172
61,320.044
29,905,348
"
»
212,001,974
-
Barbarai:::::::::::::::
Total
—
705,525,952
i
+
108,500,120
-
4,158,602,623
Jose
San
santa
0.4
,+
i6o'e6n'}8n
108,119,567
-
""
Riverside
+
285,987,089
—
_'
Modesto
~
Pasadena"
15,482,134
9,896,209,175
374,986,352
,!!'n!'reS
California—Berkeley
*
5,533,422
303,534,125
45,923,538
546,278,552
433,153,293
___
Beach
4.6
10,851,222,786
1,122,385,282
Utah—Ogden
Lnnff
+
685,680,579 "
10.5
4
51,091,236,646
7,077,048
6,228,808
15,542,798
1.9
—
Y.:;"
6,516,187
6.4
10.8
5.7
+
28,799,051
1,243,927,264
.
+
8,682,720
1,092,253,367
32,593,775
65,926,869
.
Portland
Arizona—Phoenix
+
—17.8
11,372,597
Idaho—Boise
Lake' City
4
2.6
+
107,644,330
+
1,155,075,459
26,784,992
70,619,383
Seattle
Salt
252,019,216
119,297,764
District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Oregon—Eugene
77,476.732
268,042,106
26.8
.
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Yakima
1
79,526,627
20.8
-1
—
21,799,561
15,206,293
—
-
1.4
-)
7,774,028
y
26,330,841
;
_
_
.231721
...
of Treasury
$60 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased in all but one
district and included decreases of $857 million in New
and the combined total
Government bonds decreased
decreased $8 million,
notes and U. S.
Vnrk
r.itv
$306
million
in
the
Chicago
District,
$77
50
$60
•'Texas
deposits increased $109 million and "other" time de¬
posits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations de¬
creased $34 million.
Transmission
Eastern
debentures,
6%
due
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks increased $388 miljlion and bor¬
rowings
$207 million.
increased
others
from
Loans to
Decrease
>
Nov. 7,
1962
ASSETS—
Total loans
and
Loans
investments
and
Loans
1962°
923
+7,773
Agricultural
Loans
loans
Other
Other
U.
loans
S.
for
dealers
and
for
2,004
purchasing
80
—
foreign
finance,
Government
Other
+
+
28
11
+
—
480
412
8
—
—
4%
13.826
—
—
71
States
U.
26
—
195
—
2,883
4,875
banks.
:_
!___
+
48
—
1,561
+
92
+
—
80
+
174
—2,447
-r
9,536
+','■'
subdivisions______
4,815
—
,__
3.092
—1,191
______
institutions,
+
+
403
19
+
645
2
—
7
—
148
+7,547
+
109
+4.647
8,654
—
34
official
3.118
—
26
+
190
institutions,
—
2
2,214
etc.
Total
Banks
548
+
388
2,640
+
207
5,385
____
+
33
+
and
13,589
28
+
domestic
to
banks,
§ Includes certified
il Includes
shown
time
U.
S.
31
25
15,686
reserves—
advances
—1,449
333
^1;,331
18
35
—
repurchase
commercial
less cash
officers'
and
deposits
banks
and
after
deduc¬
checks
U.
of
items
in
shown
not
Government
S.
of collection.
process
found
2,389
'
bought
U.
outright
4
—
810
—
7,838
+
9,527
—5,894
639
+
—
30,123
197
—
+1,773
4
—
>
201
agreement
securities
Govt,
S.
postal
in
and
items
30,123
securities
30,265
premises—
Other
savings
collection
of
process
—
110
+ 1,663
(1,074)
(1,409)
Pictures
of
under
called
bonds,
for
sinking
.
13
940
81
6
—
—
'■• +
23
+
501
52,757
+
270
+
194
(335)
29,553
+1,361
189
+
S.
fund
REDEMPTION
-
1,
Atlanta
1st
Gas
1st
Treasurer—general
Libby,
5%
Tire
Michigan
stock
&
due Nov.
cents
60
conv.
Oct.
1st
s.
f.
due
bonds
Dec.
5%
SS
1st
Dec
1
&
168
—
40
6
+
40
17,440
—
items—
cash
accrued
(1,074)
Gas
1990_Dec
1,
1965
3
228
+
74
liabilities
CAPITAL
—
241
+
1
+
2
—
il,409l
51,338
321
+
103
1874
Dec
1
Capital
paid in_.
Surplus
Other capital accounts
Total
liabs.
of
Ratio
&
capital
gold certificate
deposit
and
combined
Contingent
F.
accounts—
52,757
in
dating
270
+
71
11
194
+
,»
11-14
1
11-14
12-
1
$1.08+4
12-
1
11-14
$1.12 Vz
12-
1
11-14
(quar.)
95c
3-
1
2-14
11-14
2-14
8c
12-
11-
Corp.
j.__
(extra)
Company,
Kentucky Central Life
5%
11-23
1-
9
12-14
1
20c
11-20
11-
25c
quar.)
12-
11-19
1
5
& Accident Insurance
10c
3
1-
4-15
4-
8
1-15
1-
8'
43c
Utilities, common (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)__
;
Land Co. (quar.)
12-15
8
11-26
common
12-
1
11-15
12-
5
11-12
15c
(quar.)__
$1.18+4
60c
•
County
Co.,
3
12-
1-15
$1.25
Co
12-
12-15
25c
(s-a)
12-15
10c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
11-
11-30
12-15
$1.12 Va
quar.)
(increased
——
preferred
Kentucky
12-15
12-14
30c
___;
Common
2
11-30
18c
(quar.)
Common
Extra
12-17
6»/4c
——____
$4.50 preferred series A
(quar.)
Kennametal, Inc., new com (initial
Organization
9
11-30
1
1-
87 V2 C
common
1
1-
10c
;
2-14
12-31
15c
Douglas & Co., class A
Company
(quar.)
Kent-Moore
11-23
11-
9
16c
12-
1
11-
8
30c
1-
1
12-
7
Keystone Alloys (stock dividend)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
2%
1-31
Kimberly-Clarke
45c
Fibre
1st
preferred
(I.
(quar.)
12-10
1-
11-
12-18
9
12-
1
12-15
11 V4C
(quar.)
7
11-15
Knapp & Tubbs
Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.
12-
3
5
11-20
4c
12-14
11-30
8V4c
12-15
12-
18c
(incr.-quar.)—
Knapje & Vogt Mfg.
1-15
10c
(s-a)—
Corp.
Rubber
B.)
50c
(quar.)—,
Corp.
Products
Kingston
12-
Y.) —
(N.
Quarterly
—
15,
1971_
15
*
Dec
31
1979
Dec
1976___
:
parentheses
33.1%
—
1
1986
15
1876
Dec
series,
due
5'/8%
due
1
*
the
are
83
eliminations
+
made
,
in
16
—
the
30
consoli¬
1,
series,
due
due
1981
and
1981
1977
1984_
15
1812
1
1980
Dec
13
*
Ry—
3+4% series, due
from
page
SS
Utilities,
$2
preferred
13
Dec
1966
1
2099
Dec
1-
1877
Co
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Pipe
Engineering
Motor
preferred
Investors
Class
Ltd.
<quar.)___
(quar.)
Freight
(quar.)_
Commercial
12-14
11-16
40c
12-
1
11-19
Diversified
A
11-
9
1
11-
9
11-16
11-15
(quar.)
27y2c
1-
2
12-12
(quar.)
$60c
1-15
12-15
*75c
1-15
12-15
12V2c
7c
com.
(quar.)
Electric,
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
common..
12-
5
11-26
$2
12-
5
11-20
$2
Services,
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
&
11-19
1
12-
3
(quar.)
Gas
1
12-
12-
__;
___.
12-
*75c
11-30
(quar.)_
Corp._
Public
4.20%
Payable of Rec.
15c
,
System
Electric
3.75%
Holders
50c
__.
Line
Interstate
Iowa
When
75c
.
Extra
3.90%
i
—
—
class
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)_____„_——______
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
;__
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.. class A (incr. quar.))
Lamston
(M. H.), Inc.
(quar.)
Lane Bryant, Inc.
(quar.)
_________
Larsen Company (initial)-com.
redeemable
Chemicals,
Lawter
(R.
Tourneau
Portland
&
12-
5
11-20
50c
1-
2
12-14
60c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—T__
1-
47V2C
12-
25c
12-
2
1
12-14
10-31
11-
12-
1
11-
2
97V2c
12-
1
11-
2
$1.05
12-
1
11-
2
10-26
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-15
11-26
11-16
10c
1-31
2%
1-10
32 Vac
12-31
11-26
12-31
22c
11-26
12-
11-15
1
15-15
12-
1
32c
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
tlOc
25c
12-
1
12-31
11-
1
12-17
25c
12-
1
11-
9
15c
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)—,—i
*3iy4c
12-
1
11-12
6c
12-
1
11-15
(stock dividend)-
1%
12-
3.)
11-14
10c
12-
3
$1.44
12-
3
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)__—._—
Cement
.___
:__
;
—-
10c
i2y2c
25c
(quar.)
11-13
11-13
5
12-17
12-
12-10
11-30
12-
11-
1
9
—__
15c
—___——1——
11-15
12-10
11-21
1%
12-
1
11-
9
15c
12-10
11-
2
30C
Tobacco (quar.)
(increased quar.)________
12-14
65c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
Steel
Lindberg
Extra
class
11-16
Co.
11-16
21c
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
3
11-
—
—
——
Link-Belt
(quar.)_—
A
12-10
60c
Treating,
12-10
16c
Co.
&
55c
45c
(Eli)
(quar.)
5
——
Little Miami RR.—
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
3-10
2-15
50c
12-10
11-16
50c
3-10
Stock
Special
Stock
Litton Industries
Loblaw
Cos.,
Class
(quar.)
_——_
(stock dividend)
class
A
Preferred
(quar.)
L_.
Stock
dividend
Corp.
Star
class
A
and
class
Gas,
(quar.)
Corp,
common
preferred
(quar.)
11-
7
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-16
12-
5
11-
ny4c
12-
1
7
5
11-15
2-15
B
3-
1
6»/4c
12-
5
11-
5
5%
12-
5
11-
5
1-15
1-
2
10c
preferred
Aircraft
4.84%
on
1
ny4c
—
Lockheed
Lone
—
_______
B
Non-callable
7
12-
6y4c
A_—._
—
11-
10c
—
(quar.)
Class
3
1
t5c
preferred
Preferred
12-
12-
*60c
(increased)
B
2-15
12-17
t5c
2 y2 %
(increased)
(quar.)
Loblaw, Inc.
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp.,
class
$2.40
11-16
(quar.)
Stock
Original
Special
12-10
Stock
Original
2
93 3/*c
1
11-19
Co.____—
Lockhart
1
12-
1
Inc.—.
___
11-20
Ltd.—
G.),
Myers
6
12-13
12-
Lear-Siegler, Inc., common
5+4%
preferred (quar.)
Lee Way Motor Freignt
Leesona Corp.
(quar.)
Salt
3
11-
12V2c
.___
Financial,
12-
3
6c
(initial)
A
6V2%
Airlines.
2
iy2%
Special
tlOc
Interprovincial
Iowa
~
1,
——___
Superior District Power,
Quarterly
Share
Textbook
Iowa-Illinois
__
Dec.
dividend
Central
3
112-
$1.50
Apparel (stock dividend)_________
Telephone
(quar.)__
—-—
Baltimore Foods,
12-
$1.75
(quar.)_.—
Crosse
Lady
12-24
______
L'Aiglon
La
11-30
50c
_______—_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A.)
12-14
12-14
2IV2C
(quar.)
common
12-1+—:
12-31
30c
(W.
Lilly
Company
International
4.80%
»
Northern
Company*
preferred
preferred
Liggett
Per
6%
Dec
5%
6%
7%
12-31
10c
$1
(reduced)
Co.
11-15
14c
(quar.)
class A (monthly)—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (increased quar.)_
McNeill & Libby (stock dividend)____
Life & Casualty Insurance
(Tenn.)
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (Richmond)—
DIVIDENDS
Continued
Securities, 5%% preferred
Investment Foundation,
Ltd.,
com.
series
1975
June
Kroger
(quar. )_______
common
Libby
»
series
Corp.,
(S. S.)
Kresge
Leslie
Investors
1,
preferred
4%
Le
Interstate
bonds,
Company,
10-31
11-30
11-30
68+4 c
—____
11-20
12-14
62V2C
,___
(quar.)__:
Corp.
15c
25 c
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Company,
common5%
preferred
(quar.)__
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
—3.1%
.1%
process.
Interstate
1,
line
pipe
series
Creamery
Koehring
Laurentide
acceptances
on
International
,
Bear
(Quarterly of 11c from income and $0,139
from
capital gains)
_—
Knudsen
""
liabilities
—
.___.
liability
(1.4091
51
—
to
reserves
note
R.
____
67
31
+
-
888
+
—
464
f_
.
1658
Lines, Inc., U. S. Govt. Insured Merch.
bonds,
1
12-
11-15
Lake
I
ACCOUNTS—
1977
1
Dec
Co.—
June
Co.—
5%
Bear
12-
$1
$1.05
——
11-30
—1,018
94
—
4,271
dividends
'»
series
Bonds—
China
mtge.
—
39
+
1976
15
Dec
debs., series B, due Dec.
Philippine
Piedmont
142
+
325
1872
1979__Dec
Dec
Pacific Far East
Marine
1
Ltd.—
bonds,
\
ap¬
8c
Lehigh
Dec
1982
15,
Gas
due
mortgage
Illinois
mtge.
1763
Libby—
Canada
Northern
+
233
due
1981
Mussens
and
Name of
1,
debs., due Dec.
Consolidated
1st
to
2-14
Stock
Co.—
due
conv.
debs.,
mtge.
due
B
___;
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mortgage pipe line bonds, 614%
and
depositsavailability
liabs.
Figures
17
Ltd.—
secured
McNeill
6+4%
&
467
—
:
purchased for foreign correspond¬
ents —L
15
Corp.—•
debs,
Co.,
conv.
Dec
850
account
___________
Co.—
Rubber
&
subord.
5+6%
A
bonds, series B, due Dec. 1,
preference
Oil
••
—
Ry.—
Acceptance
General
5+4%
.__
Dec
281
Co.—
mtge.
gen.
Voting
6%
series
._
mtge. bds. series X 5V4%
gen.
General
.
debs,
conv.
——
Power
Union
ZWio
Home
stock
bonds, 5 Va % series, due 1985_____
Co., 7% subord. debs, due Nov. 1,
Maine
&
Dayton
preferred
_
Byers
Central
Page
Co.—
subord.
Light
mtge.
M.)
Gas
1968—
subject
28).
1
Lake
,
^
—
16,415
Other
Total
provisions.
Date
•
reserves-
notes,
redemption,
Corp.—
convertible
&
5V2%
year
Dec.
(A.
Oil
11-28
95c
split
Krueger
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the Chronicle.
preferred stock
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
Associated
1-10
12-20
1
Kratter
bank
Total
corporate
stock
conv.
cumulative
12-10
1
3-
Koppers
notes
Reserve
Deferred
Company and Issue—
6%
2
2-
3-
+1,146
672
+
645
.
assets
Total
—
5,723
105
assetfs—
separately,
and
loans
Total
Other
list
a
called
volume
cumul.
11-16
1-
7c
—
$1.05
Ketchum
LIABILITIES—
PARTIAL
5Vs%
11-16
1
$1.08+4
Kollmorgen
common
in which the details
Artists
11-16
1
2-14
4.80%
repurchase
Cash
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Allied
1
12-
59+8
1
3
4,283
Bank
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
current
12-
12-
$1.18+4
1
—
744
Fund Notices
the
c
$1.18+4
3-
Kleinert
U.
those
11-16
3-
Kern
13,924
under
Foreign
including
1
$1
Keyes
.
Total
Redemption Calls and Sinking
and
12-
$1.12%
5
outright—
Member
preferred
11-13
11-16
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.80%
12-10
63c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4>j%
11-13
12-10
11-30
$1.03 y8
preferred
4 35%
3
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
12-
7c
preferred
4%
1
12-17
of stockholders Dec.
proval
509
Deposits:
be
stock
12-
35c
—
(Two-for-one
3.80%
7
12-15
1-
22'/2c
—
(quar.)_
com.
Power & Light—
(increased quar.)
Common
9
12-
12V2c
—
Monthly
City
Kansas
11-30
11-
1
75c
(quar.)
monthly)
(reduced
12-10
12-10
$1.25
____.
Corp.
11-30
11-27
15c
(quar.)__
,
(quar.)
Paper
12-14
12-11
62 %c
Co
common
-l—
preferred (quar.)
4+4%
preferred (quar.)—
4+/4%
convertible preference
(quar.)
4+4% preference (1959 series)
(quar.)
—
'
____
Certificates
figures revised.
will
$3c
__—
______
1-18
1
25c
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical,
—
471
.___"
34
Bonds
Federal
Below
Steel,
(s-a)
Sutherland
KVP
118
+
3
108
Bills
separately.
October
Laughlin
Kendall
Nov. 15,
28
1,233
notes—
R.
agreement
Government securities:
60
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
all
Lamson
preferred
(quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co.
12-12
2-
% 93+ic
Knickerbocker Fund—
loans
commercial
Machine
&
&
1-10
12-26
40c
—___
(quar.)
5%
Kayser-Roth
816
+
1-10
1
2-
$1
(quar.)
Johnson
&
4+'4%
under
Held
valuation
* Includes
*
F.
outright
Bought
Total
not
for
certificate
gold
Held
ACCOUNTS
1-31
20c
Kellogg Company—
3V2% preferred
(quar.)
Acceptances:
86
+
—
12-12
preferred (quar.)
Kavanagh-Smith & Co.
Kavanau
Corp.
(monthly)
Kay Windsor Inc., class A
1961
14,453
account
fund
Notes
others
2
Kellwood
1962
(335)
136
+
1-
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
1962
Cash
2+31
—
$1.75
(quar.)_—■__
Kentucky Stone Co., common
424
+23
107
+
122
(quar.)
4'/2%
Nov. 7,
-
certificate
Gold
+2,281
;_
i
12-14
11-15
4%
'
issue.
ASSETS—
Discounts
banks
of
*
15
Decrease (—) Since
Bought
t Exclusive
*
(as ext.)—Nov 23
1973
1,
Nov. 14,
2
—
+
■_
subdivisions
interbank
CAPITAL
1978
88
+
48,806
liabilities
of
this
in
5
34,355
deposits
R.
1977
(In millions of dollars)
Borrowings:
domestic
bonds due Oct.
337
626
1,027
political
Governments,
tion
Nov 23
195
—
202
+
etc.
deposits—totalf
partnerships & corporations:
F.
Page
Increase ( + ) or
+
banks
Commercial
Date
272
Foreign:
From
TENDER
Corp.—
403
—
573
official
preferred
Jones
Kelly
12,656
savings
Domestic
Other
OF
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Redemption
and
*
Dec 10
_.
916
—
—3,251
Individuals,
Savings deposits
From
series due 1982
139
—1,904
1
Governments,
States
1
Dec
123
—1,553
1
1
4.35%
24
65,092
savings
time
1, 1989
412
91,261
&
Commercial
Other
1921
1
+3,806
corporations
________________
political
Commercial
1921
2024
-
Co.—
interbank:
Mutual
1975—Dec
due
Transportation Co.—
mtge. 3%-6% bonds ser. A due Jan. 1, 2039—Dec
♦Announced
1,715
—
61,472
1-
12-
._.
Extra
debentures,
bonds—
Terminal
11-30
12-15
$1.25
pfd.
Jockey Club, Ltd.. common
Associates—
inc. mtge.
Consol.
558
—
162,229
%
adjusted*
Government
and
Oct. 1, 1969___
Nov 21
cumul. preferred stock__Dec
1
first and coll. mtge. bonds, due July 1, 1985____Nov 20
2nd
6%
12-14
$1.50
(quar.)_
4+8%
514%
Fuel
&
Gas
314%
Foreign:
Time
1494
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
partnerships
and
S.
Domestic
1
—2,714
+
12,390
deposits—totals
Individuals,
1877
2022
-__
of California—
Gas
mortgage
trust
Manchester
634
+
15
15,288
deposits
Demand
bonds,
mtge.
Eastern
486
LIABILITIES—
Demand
1
6
(conv.)
Co.—
Natural
11-20
12-27
$1.25
4%
Jones
Dec
due Sept. 1, 1987--Dec
1977
Company and Issue—
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
—1.895
5,688
__:
*
1
Philadelphia
R. Banks
assets/liabilities
Dec
cumul. pfd. stock______Feb
subordinated
7%
Co.,
11-16
12-10
(quar.)__
(Andrew) Co. (increased-quar.)
Central Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co, common (quar.)
....
Johnson
NOTICE
„—2,818
—
2,090
;
domestic
1st
+1,601
62
coin
with
'l962__
1,
first mtge. bonds series R, due June
514%
+ 1,962
+
(N. Y.), com.
11-14
12-10
55c
.—_
Jergens
3+4%
,
due
5%
Inc.,
Corp.
Power
Penn
Wisconsin
104
5,743
assets—net
Total
19
—
years_____:
with P.
Currency and
Other
—
1976
1874
518
30,952
securities—total
years..
five
Balances
+
1.807
banks
securities
Reserves
51
15,231
•___.
commercial
year
five
to
+
644
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
one
convertible
West
1872
Glass
Jeannette
Jurgensen's
323
2,763
——._
11-14
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
5%
preferred
Kananau
bills
After
+
3,605
U.
One
17
1
—
Telephone
Jamestown
Co.,
(quar.)
1
12-
Jersey
ser.
5%
debentures,
A
System,
Financial
3
18.076
domestic
Within
—
1
series
Gas
5%
38
+
3,431
etc.
loans
to
Treasury
+
19
+
banks
loans______
estate
614%
institutions:
financial
.___
to
192
1
3
6
Corp.—
United
99
—
carrying:
or
securities.
personal
Loans
S.
—
1,320
nonbank
finance,
299
—
Dec
—_Dec
stock____Dec
Co.—
Corp.
Heusen
Finance
Time
211
Union
securities
to
Other
+
887
Utilities
due 1987 and 5+4%
ser.
Phillips-Van
pur¬
other
Real
33
securities
Government
Sales
Loans
+
securities ';
Other
Loans
+2,316
1,417
Page
Power
5+4%
+6,785
36
Pacific
carrying:
or
Government
S.
333
+
—
brokers
to
chasing
U.
—
34,326
loans____
preferred A
5%
stock
debentures,
debentures, due June 1,
& Light Co.—
4+8%
+8,259
861
78,432
industrial
and
Corp., $3 preferred
Industries, Inc.—
f.
s.
Montana-Dakota
—
adjusted!
Commercial
1961
—
1921
Date
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—
4% first mtge. series A bonds due Dec.
126,479
___
adjustedt___
1
$5
Supply
Water
Jamaica
11-14
12-
44c
—
1
35 %c
f-
12-
15c
—
Machine
Jaeger
Holders
Payable of Rec.
39c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4+4%
CALLED
due July 1,
1968
Commonwealth Edison Co., 5.25% cumul. pfd.
Nov. 8,
124,672
1
investments
General
514%
(In millions of dollars)
/
Realty
Atlas
(—) Since
Oct. 31,
1920
2024
1
1
Dec
1971—.
1,
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
Arcus
When
Share
Utilities,
Jantzen,
Increase ( + ) or
1
.—Dec
debs., due April 15, 1975—Dec
1977
ENTIRE
banks decreased $62 million
domestic commercial
2024
1920
Industries,
Federal
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
of Company
Southern
$1.76
6+4%
Inc.—
1
514%' conv. subord, debs., due Dec.
S.
.
Per
Name
Iowa
Corp.—
1,
June
Traders Finance Corp.,
U.
1
1
Dec
Dec
due Dec. 1,
1981—.—:____—i
debs., due June 1, 1971
2%%
Co.,
.
Co.—
debentures,
514%
Texas
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
District, $62 million in the Atlanta District,
million in the Philadelphia District.
Savings
Cleveland
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
District, $71 million in the
million in the San Francisco
and
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2122)
C
11-30
11-21
30c
12-11
11-19
25c
12-10
11-23
$1.21
12-15
11-23
12'/a
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2123)
51
T
Per
Name of
Share
Company
Los
Louisville
Athletic
Cement
Louisville
Club
RR.
___L
12-15
121-30
12-15
12-20
12-10
Monsanto
12- 1
12-12
11-15
11- 1
Montana-Dakota
Lowney .(Walter
Lubrizol
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
:
Extra
Steel
Co.
1-10
11-23
$7
Moore
11- 2
_l
35c
(quar.)________
Co.
20c
25c
12-10
12-10
12-10
—:
50c
_____________
7%%
(stock dividend)
12-31
A
(E.
M.
&
17 %c.
11-30
Mosinee
Paper
(quar.)
Extra
Payment now on a monthly basis
8c
Monthly
8c
Bloedel
MacMillan
Powell
&
Ltd.—
River,
MacWhyte
Co.
1-14
Class
2-11
Murphy
Maher
priority shares
(quar.)_
priority shares (quar.)__——
Convertible
Convertible
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)__—______—
RR., 5% preferred (accum.)_
Central
Mallory
(quar.)
(P. R.)
& Co.,
preferred
Managed
(quar.)___
Inc.—
Funds,
Metal
shares
(quar.)
vestment
Petroleum
Special
:
Class B
Marathon
11-15
Murphy
12-15
5 Vi %
12-10
1- 4
1-14
3-30
6-29
1-31
4-30
"12- 1
12-10
11-23
11- 9
12-17
12-20
11-13
2- 1
1-18
11-30
(interim
British
Marsh &
Marsh
Supermarkets
Marshall
Field
4 % %
(quar.)
Class
National
4%%
Ltd..
Massey-Ferguson,
5%%.
preferred
McCord
Lumber
Corp.,
$2.50
(quar.)__—
preference
5V'2 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
,(J. Ray) & Co.
Mclntyre
Aircraft
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering (quar.)__—
&
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
:
Mead Jphnson & Co. (quar.)—.
Meadville Telephone Co.
Corp.,
5%
preferred
Medallion
Industries
Melnor
Ltd.,
4%
.
Trust
Mercantile
Fire
per
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
(s-a)—
Inc.
National
(stock
Inc.
& Electric,
dividend
Gas
Stock
preferred
4.40%
dividend)
common
—
(quar.)
Seamless
Michigan
(quar.)
Tube
,
—
(quar.)_
Mickelbtmfy's Food Products
Extra
—
Midas-International
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
preferred
Class
1- 1
Oil
Corp.
share
(One
of
Gulf
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
11-16
11-16
Miller
1- 2
11-30
11-30
11-20
12-14
12-14
11-30
3%
.
5%
50c
4%
$1.10
25c
20c
20c
15c
11-30
10-30
12- 4
12- 4
11-16
11-16
11-30
_
5%
(quar.)
Power
&
(quar.)
common
(auar.)
preferred
—
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
(stock divider"))
(one
s^ere
Minnesota
Mission
Light,
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-15
1-16
12-31
2- 1
11-20
12-12
12-12
11- 5
11-16
11-16
11-15
25c
1% %
11-30
12-31
12-31
11-30
11-30
1- 2
12-10
11- 8
11- 8
12-14
11-16
11-16
each 10 shs. held)
^Mississippi
4.40%
Class
11-26
12-14
11-30
12-10
12- 3
12- 4
11-16
11-26
11-16
12-10
1-15
11-20
12-21
45c
12- 1
5%
Line,
Utilities,
preferred
&
$1.25
22%c
1- 2
12-10
12-14
11-23
Mohawk
common
Birmingham
Rubber
—
$1.15
$1.10
11-27
New
Co.
RR.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
.—
4%
pfd.
:
11- 9
12-15
12-15
11-15
11-15
Jersey
Power
4%
preferred
New
York
pfd.
Auction
Chicago
State
(s-a)_
—
$1.75
7V2C
15c
$2
Louis
St.
&
4%%
RR.
—
(Ohio!,
Light
(quar.)_^
Shipbuilding
Newport
News
Quarterly
net
from
Corp.—
investment
12-14
12-31
11-27
1
1- 1
1- 1
11- 9
11-30
2%
$1
$1.01 %
25c
12-10
11-30
3%
50c
A
,
and
income
American
North
American
Carolina
Central
Northern
1- 2
5V2%
Quebec
Trust
Northern
Power
;
4.50%
Norwich
Extra
Nutone,
Manufacturing
12-15
12-15
li-14
$2
12- 1
12- 1
1- 2
30c
$2-28
11-14
12- 1
12- 7
common
&
—
Machine
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____
________
—
4%%
preferred
Quarterly
-
.____
9
11-30
12-14
11-30
1-2
12-14
1
1
10c
12-
1
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-14
12-
$62%c
25c
12-
11-15
11-20
11-
57%c
12-
1
11-20
58 %c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1
11-20
preferred
preferred
preferred
3
11-
9
9
12-
1
11-
9
$1.17%
12-
1
11-
$1.12V2
12-
1
11-
9
$1.15
12-
1
11-
9
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
$1.16
—
_________
(quar.)__
12- 1
11-15
Penton
1
11-15
5c
12-
1
11-
2%
Fibre
1212-
1
11-8
15c
12-1
11-15
50c
12-28
12-
(quar.)
Publishing Co.
(quar.)
Drug Stores
(auar. I
Peoples
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Peoples Telephone, common
4%%
preferred
Circle
preferred
$1
12-
1
12- 5
11-21
12-
1
11-2
$1.75
12- 3
11-20
30c
12-10
11-23
30c
12- 3
12-10
11-12
12-
1
11-15
12-10
11-19
Co.—
Inc.—
(initial)
Piedmont
9
$5.50
12-14
1
11-16
Pioneer
Co., common (quar.)
Natural Gas
(increased
1
Pioneer
Telephone
Pfaudler
12-14
12-15
30c
'•
(quar.)
& Hopewell
Exploration
Petroleum
3
1-15
22c
________
(quar.)_
common
Petersburg
8
41c
<
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Corp.
Machine & Gear
Paul,
9
$1.06%
;
dividend
Stock
12-1
2
12- 1 % 11-
(quar.)
Chemical
Penobscot
$1.10
92%c
____________
preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.i
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
pfd. (quar.)
1
$1.01
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.70%
4.64%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9
25c
$1
10c
20c
12-
12-15
12-
12-10
11-30
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
12-31
12-14
Permutit,
Gas (auar.)
(year-end)
Inc.
$1.25
(auar.2oc
Phelps
Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
(quar.)_
75c
_______—
Common
11-16
30c
12-20
11-21
$1.50
12- 4
11-20
25c
Philadelphia
——.—
Reading
&
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Philadelphia
5%
1
(quar.)
11-30
11-
2%
Suburban
Water,
dividend
preferred
Philadelphia
Phillips
3%
$1.25
(quar.)
91 %c
15c
—
RR.
(quar.)
$2.50
47%c
Gas.
common
Common
1-31
1-10
1
10-30
1-15
12-31
12-20
11-23
12-31
11-23
12-
Commoa
7%
33c
44c
40c
$12V2C
1-
1
12-14
12-
1
11-15
12-31
12-25
12-14
11-24
11-30
11-20
$15c
11-30
11-15
$10c
32c
11-30
11-15
20%
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-15
12-
.;.
1
11-15
12-1
11-15
12-10
11-
9
5c
12-10
11-
11-15
Potash
1
11-30
1-
2
11-23
12-
1
11-
1
11-15
Producers
12-14
11-30
Progress
12-
1
class
25c
$1.12%
$1.10
$1.05
$1.02
2%
11-30
1
11-
9
Prosnect
1
11-
9
Providence
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
11-20
11-5
$1.25
$2
12-15
11-15
of
Public
Service
4%%
4.90%
12-10
12-10
11-30
1-21
11-30
,12- 3
12- 7
11-20
11-16
A
on
and
Co.
preferred
of
12- 3
11- 9
12-14
12-
1
11-15
12-27
12- 1
12- 1
12- 3
11- 5
11- 5
11-30
11-16
11-23
11-27
11-27
9-28
11-15
11-15
per
B
payable
in
2%
1-2
11-15
15c
Bank
li-15
12-14
11-30
31%«*.
IP- 1
11-15
$3
12-14
12-14
12-10
(N.J.)
12-1
15c
(quar.)
11-13
12- 1
22- 1
12- 1
It- 9
11- 9
11- 9
Insurance—
(quar.)
preferred
12-24
12- 1
12-31
15c
15c
$0,444
(quar.)
A
Co.
National
preferred
10-31
12- 3
12- 3
12-
Ltd.. Ordinary
about
(auar.)
Oil
3
12-24
12-24
10c
i
shares
Washington
preferred
4.64%
9c
Park
1-2
1- 8
12-30
6IV2C
61c
(ouar.l
Manufacturing Co.—
preferred (auar.)
12-14
11-15
11-15
36c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Cotton
12-
1
1
25c
Gold Mining.
Gardner
12-
1212-
5c
62 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
payment
B
11-15
25c
Power,
dividend
Stock
Prince
1
25c
depositary share)
Realty, class
12-14
$60c
$$1.75
$1.14
25c
11-30
12-
62V»c
Presidential
B
11-10
20%
(quar.)___
(quar.)
America
Brand
(Interim
1
12-14
—
Co
Electric
President
(NJ)
(auar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.44
Bank
(quar.)
Transit
Prentice-Hall,
12-10
12-
$1.75
J25c
common
preferred
of
V IT- 5
11-23
1
Ry.—
dividend
Co.
$2.46
1
6
1-
$1.75
55c
Natonal
State
Company
Potomac
9
12-
&
1212-
2%
preferred
5%
2
$i.*5
(quar.)
dividend
Portland
12-14
Ry.—
Youngstown & Ashtabula
preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
1%23
12-31
11-
$1.25
$1.20
Chicago
&
7%
Poor
$1.12%
Wayne
(quar.)
2nd
8
12- 1
12-15
25c
Pittsburgh,
$2.50
9
12-31
10c
preferred (quar.)
Plate Glass
Polaroid
1111-
9
Chemical—
&
Trust
7
9
15c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
Plainficld
12-
11-
26c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ft.
5
37%c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh,
1-
12- 1
12- 1
11-30
1-10
11-
1%%
(Del.)
Corp.
Coke
Pittsburgh
9
12-14
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Aircraft
1-21
12-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
Stock
$5
Trenton
&
Petroleum
Pillsbury
21 %c
common
$4.80
10c
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)—_
(quar.)
——4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
—..
4.08% preferred (quar.)_.
Ohmart Corp.
(stock dividend)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Power & Light
Power Co.,
4.40%
9
11-
14c
iquar.)___
4.60%
preferred
"
Ohio
11-
11-30
12-14
12-
11-30
12V2C
(resumed)
preferred
4.56%
11-30
$20c
12-
11-
25c
(quar.)_—;
—:
Co.
7
11-23
7
30c
11-
32 % c
$1.31V4
$1.12%
(quar.)_—
___.
Edison,
25c
$1.25
3.70%
Class
Oak
1211-
4c
Industries
Co.,
Stock
—__
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
7%
preferred
(auar.)
1
31V%c
12-10
$50c
$68%c
(quar.)
Inc.
Forge
11-30
Co.
12-
11-21
$10c
(s-a)
(quar. )
preferred
Stock
preferred
Pharmacal
12-21
11-rlB
12c
k______
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40%
Ltd.—
com.
(quar.)
./Northwestern Public Service,
;
5%%. preferred (quar.)
4V?%
preferred (quar.)
11-16
11-16
<quar.)_
12-10
(stock div.)
shareholders Nov. 20
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
11-30
$35c
$1.25
Extra
Northwest
7
$5c
11-16
(Chicago)
Co.
Utilities, Ltd.
11-29
12-15
,_;V.
12-14
4c
20c
$2
(quar.)
Subject to aoproval of
Northland
12-14
12-15
________
Dredging, Ltd.
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)__
Philadelphia Transportation
(Charlotte)—
Co.,
11-
11-30
5c
11-30
(s,-a)___
preferred
12-15
12-17
50c
(quar.)
12-14
12-31
11-30
1
11-28
2%
(quar.)
(quar.l___.._^
Co.
Tool
Fruit
4.68%
Peter
37%c
34%c
—
(quar.)
1st
Gold
preferred
Pendleton
11-23
11-20
1-
Pipe Line Ltd.—
1st
7%
30c
preferred (quar.)
—
Northern Ohio Telephone, common
(quar.)_
Northern
Ontario
Natural Gas. Ltd
Common
Pembina
10-10
11-20
—___________
Tube
Perfect
3
3
12'/2C
(quar.)
Special
Penn
1-
1-
12-15
$0,075
(quar.)
Faoer
Co.
5
50c
(quar.)
—
Brewing
PlDer
4.40%
Northern
Corp.
Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.
Peabody Coal Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Peerless
12-6
7%c
(initial)___
A
Mfg.,
Pearl
6
7c
30c
$30c
$1.25
(quar.)—
Public Service—
(increased-quar.)
Common
Ohio
12-15
12-20
1- 2
Indiana
Ry.
50c
(quar.)
com.
:
Consolidated
11-15
11-15
$1
Corp.
Extra
11-
4%
class
Company
11-15
1
11-19
12-
12%c
Line,
12-
8
20c
(quar.)
'
Transportation
Stock
Telephone
(111.) (quar.)____
Gas
Shore
Ohio
1- 2
12-15
12-10
12-10
11- 9
11-15
25c
Northern
11-16
37%c
11-16
Quarterly
North
"T2- 7
11- 1
18c
——
6%
North
11-16
1
65c
12- 1
income)
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
North Carolina National Bank
1
12-
20c
com.
40c
60c
Corp. (quar.)
investment—
investment
11-
12-
(quar.)
11-12
11-12
11-29
11-29
Car
(from
11-21
25c
:__
12- 3
12- 3
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
_„2
12- 7
12- 7
12- 7
11-30
—
American1 Acceptance Corp.
Common
Pato
Dock—
—
Chemical,
25c
$0.3281%
(increased!
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-10
1-10
93%c
$1.12V2
$1.12Va
(quar.)___
long-term
series
11-15
Philadelphia, Gennantown & Norristown RR.
North
,
11-23
t600
$$1.25
Dry
&
Extra
4%
11- 5
11-15
11- 8
12-13
12-13
5c
30c
capital gains
—
Noranda Mines,
Ltd. (quar.)_—:_
___—
-Norfolk & Western Ry. (increased-quar.)_^_
from
Nopco
11-19
11-3Q
12- 1
12-31
12-31
$1
—$1.50
—
Shire
Niagara
12c
11-29
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
preference
(quar.)_
Newmont Mining Corp., common
preferred
2-15
11- 9
11- 9
12 %c
7.V2C
5c
20c
20c
Ordinary
4%
11-23
12- 1
11-16
11-21
Power—
&
1
Angeles)
______
Pipe
Parchmoni
7
12-
$1
—
12-
$1.25
(Los
_______________
&
Paterson
New
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Newfoundland
3-
Gas—
&
(quar.)_.
(quar.)___
Telephone
Parmalee
Perkins
Electric
preferred
12- 1
12- 1
40c
—
1
1.1-15
dividend
4.05%
(quar.)—
Co.
Stock
4
1-
(increased)
Parkcrsburg-Aetna
5%
dividend)--
preferred
3.75%
6%
11- 9
11-15
—
York
Newark
12- 1
12-14
Co.—
York,
$4.50
$1.12%
(annual)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
New
11-14
—
Gas '(stock
& Light—
Brake
Air
York
New
-New
1- 2
common—
preferred -.(quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co.
(year-end)
New
11-15
20c
J.)
(N.
Trust
Pargas, Inc.
9
1-
11-9
12-3
Corp.
Pictures
11-
5
preferred (quar.)
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)
Paramount
1-25
1
common
dividend
Papert Koenig Lois,
11-15
11-23
12-
America,
Eastern
1
12-
12-10
(quar.
Corporation
11-15
12-
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Paton
11-15
12- 3
11-14
lO'ac
20c
4.05%
10-26
$1
—
common
(quar.)__
1
11- 9
5c
Pipe
B_—
Missouri
Mobile
(quar.)_
Power;. $4.60 preferred
preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
12-
12- 1
12- 1
12-20
1- 2
—.—
Natural
11-26
15c
56%c
Corn,
of Tidewater Oil Co. for
11-15
11-16
11-21
12- 7
11-16
(Fla.)
Co., common
Co.
(quar.)
Jersey
11-16
50c
75c
common
(quar.)
preference
Minnesota
common_
Brunswick
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
12-15
12-17
12- 1
12-21
12-10
30c
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Paper, class A
New
10-25
37'^c
30c
(quar.)
Rhoads
&
Safety Appliances Co.,
4%%
preferred
(auar.)
2%
55c
Inc.
New
11-14
12-10
11- 1
Oil
Corp. for each 80 shares held)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter.
Inc.
(quar.)—
Mine
20c
6%
25c
Meter
Nestle-LeMur
12-14
11-16
12- 7
11-23
10-31
B
Neptune
11-19
11- 2
11-.2
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Co.
Abrasive
divideixd
Stock
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-West
Midwest
common
dividend
Stock
5%%
(quar.)
A
1-15
7
12-14
12-
55c
2——
Corp., class
6%
1
$1
(quar.)__
Oil
I
12-
25c
pfd.
of
1
11-15
40c
Insurance
Corp.
Panhandle
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
Packaging
Pako
12-14
.____
Co.
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Fire
Nekoosa-Edwards
11- 1
12- 5
12-21
11-30
12- 1
3- 1
40c
(quar.)—
Tea
Union
Quarterly
12-14
12- 7
25c
26%c
17%c
40c
class
Corp.,
Telephone,
States
Middle
Starch
National
Stores,
12-28
12-28
12-28
12-28
12-28
12-28
1-2-63
1- 1
12- 3
12-11
12- 1
12- 1
12-31
12- 5
Finance
1211-
'
3
62 %c
(quar.)
4%
—
Insurance
Nedick's
12-10
11-30
12-14
$5
Vegetable
12-
___.
Line,
Pacific
11-15
12-15
12-11
(quar.!
A
preferred
Pacific
Stock
—
Life
Work-Clothes Rental
10c
.
Extruders,
25c
(quar.)
Natioixal
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
1-31
12- 3
11-20
11-21
11-21
11-23
37Vic
(quar.)
Oats
Standard
11-16
11-16
11-16
11-30
11-15
11-15
11-15
-41-15
' 1-10
11-9
11-15
11-15
-—87Vic
_
7%c
10c
Extra
Michigan
Nashville
of
National
National
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12-21
12- 1
30c
(quar.)—
coinmon
25c
12-10
12- 5
12- 5
12-15
East
1st
12-24
11-15
25c
(quar.)_:
_____________
Far
1
90c
:
class
Co.,
1-
12-15
12-24
20c
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Quarterly
&
North
(quar.)
25c
22c
22c
Co.,
A (quar.)
Accident Insurance Co., Inc.
Lead
Video
unit of beneficial interest—
Thermit
&
Metalfab.
5%
2
5c
Louis) (quar.)—
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
(St.
Co.
Assurance
preferred
Metromedia,
Miami
3
25c
45c
40c
Electronics—.
0 1130925
7%
12-
11-
Trust—
Mesabi
Metal
,.—
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Merchants
National Life
*
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Meridian
3
$1.18%
$1
.
dividend)
(stock
4%%
Mercantile
National
12-
6%
2j?£
$10c
33%%
dividend)—
(quar.)
6%
preferred
Shoe—
.Melville
11-15
12-j27
62 %c
Distilleries
Melchers
;—
(stock
Corp.
Cement
Pacific
Y.) —
N.
—
National
25c
(s-a)
Pictures
Portland
Medusa
10-31
.
(quar.)
7% pfd.
preferred
10-31
42'/2c
$1.06%
17c
:
common
11-23
—
11-23
$30c
preferred
4%%
—
2%
common
10.-31
15c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Porcupine
Machine
McNeil
Mead
—
—
McDennott
McDonnell
11-30
62 %c
20c
87 %c
$1.50
$1.37,/2
$1.12%
(initial)—
(quar.)
preference
4Va%
1-18
$1
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
preferred
Employers
—_"_
$1.06%
56%c
Canada,
.___$20c
—__—
$15c
________
30c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-23
dividend)
common
new
Corp.,
312%"
4
9
$$1.37%
preferred
McCrory
2-
&
dividend
Stock
9
—
River
Paper
Pacific
of
Co.
$10c
Trust—
(quar.)
(stock
Companv
McCloud
11-15
11-
1— $$1.12%
2%
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
55c
$3.75
preferred 11945 series (quar.)
93%c
3.75 preferred 1947 series
(quar.)
93%c
3.40
preferred
(quar.)
85c
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—__________
933/4C
McCall
Corp.
(stock dividend)—
3%
4%%
Matheson
Oxford
11-21
11-15
10-31
(quar.)___—
par)
(quar.)
Gypsum
3
fXO<TUU0v>
($50
4c
(quar.)
preferred
9
12-14
12- 1
11-23
Parsons
(quar.)—1__:
Oil
Gas
National
—:
common
% 12- 1
Brush
1
12-10
45c
;
Corp.
(quar.):
12Vic
$1.37Vi
15Vic
4c
—_—__—.
15 %c
:
Investors
Massachusetts
preferred
$4.50
Glass,
Mfg.
11-
(quar.)
Corp.. (quar.
preferred
Fibre
L/__
1-
$1.10
Fiberglas
Oxford
;
(quar.)
12-
11-
4%
tl5c
(quar.)
Marine
Owens-Illinois
Chemical—
Chemical
National
11-23-
preferred
r
8c
class A
(quar.i
11-9
quar.)___
(Norwich,
(quar.)
&
&
National
11-23
preferred
Outboard
7
5
$1.19
common
11- 7
(stock
dividend)
Products (increased quar.)
Drug
-Ltd.
60c
Co.
preferred
preferred
4Vi%
National
4
10c
11-
12-
$1
Co
Ltd.,
Power,
$4.40
3-14
(quar.)____
12-
20c
1
Tail
12- 1
Biscuit
Common
Growth Fund—
.-ii
I
shares
—
Co.'_—
National Blank Book
(quar.)
National Can Corp.
(stock dividend!
National
10-31
11-16
11-21
11-15
11-16
2
12-
12-22
non¬
2'
Building
Wholesale
12-10
—
12- 1
12- 6
11-29
12-10
'
12-20
Otter
Ox
(quar.)
Trust
&
Distillers
—____
Quarterly
Bank
Dairy
1-
5
12-10
African
dividend
30c
holders approval on Jan. 8
National
11-19
Stock
Osnawa
3
1
$1.40
20c
Orplxeum
1
Corp.
(year-end)_
—
National Bank of Tulsa (Okla.)
(quarJ)—
A stock dividend of 4%
subject to stock¬
11-16
—
11-26
11111211-
11-
■
20c
.-—j
quar.)
(quar.)
11-13
!
Extra
Investors
20c
B
1
.
Quarterly
4c
Natco
less
:
12-20
South
11-20
1
tax
$3.60
Corp., class A (increased
(increased quar.)
Nashua
12- 1
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Massachusetts
Chemical
Nalco
12-
(quar.)—
Corp.__
Massachusetts
$3.50
less
approximately
A
5%%
$20c
(quar.)_.
common
11-30
11-30
to
12-10
12-
shares
Rockland Utilities
4% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cenxeni—
12-10
9
9
12-21
5
11-20
&
Class
Company
30c
10c
35c
25c
$1.12,/2
10c
resident
11-1
2%
amounts
share
per
11- 7
9
11-
12-10
50c
Ry. (s-a)
Co., Ltd.
Ordinary
Owons-Corning
(s-a).
Casket
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Masco
Fund
National
—
1
6c
2c
Investing Foundation—Benef.
Growth
National
18c
40c
12-
11-21
11-
11-20
t$3
Quebec
Payment
11-30
12-21
40c
(quar.)___
A
10-31
(quar.)
Co.
&
Marietta
Martin
preferred
10-31
—
Inc.
McLennan,
Orange
1- 1
1-15
1-2
12-21
of Rec.
7
50c
(quar.)
2Vic
11-30
——
2%%
11-30
!
common
National
tax)
Copper
(Ore.)—
(initial
Corp.,
Mutual
12-20 __
3-15
6-14
1-17
4-15
11-19
11-13
Co.—
of
payment
income
O'okiep
Extra
(Marconi International Marine Communication,
Ltd.
11-30
11-30
12- 7
12- 7
2%
(annual)
Co.—
common
$20c
10c
Coal
1
preferred (s-a)
A
(reduced)
(annual)
—
shares
1-
dividend)
11-30
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
(s-a)__
Inc. (increased)
Oil
Exploration—v
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Maracaibo
7%
class
lc
lc
17V'2C
—I
(s-a)_
Manpower,
Mills.
—
Shirt
A
5
all from in¬
are
(quar.)
Investment
&
11-15
12-
New
income
shares
Manhattan
Manitoba
12- 5
2c
—__
&
$1.17%
$1.12V2
25c
$1.75
5c
35c
Common
shown below
Payments
Class
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
11-14
62%c
—
,
Convertible
11-14
12-15
$30c
+60c
$25c
?25c
1:25c
$$1.25
$$1.25
$1.25
35c
—-—,
Ltd,/, (annual)-——
priority shares
(quar.)
Mailman,
12-14
(Philadelphia!
(G. C.)
12-15
2%
Company (quar.)
Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)
Onondaga Pottery
Holders
12-
2%
Extra
,____
Inc.,
B
35c
Magnavox
$6
A
t7c
__:
(quar.)
11-15
When
Payable
25c
(quar.)________
dividend i_
(stock
Ontario
!
(stock
A
J 15c
Extra
/;
Class
•
—
12-14
Corp.
11-30
(quar.)
Multnomah Kennel Club
Class
i_:———;
Omhart
Moviela* Film Laboratories—
17 %c
'—
:
Extra
5%
Star,
11-16
11-15
(quar.)_____.
Vernon
1
Chemical
1
(quar.)
^
Mount
Movie
Co.
Industries
Diablo
12-
2%
dividend
Stock
25c
Quarterly
Maine
1-31
2-28
(quar.)
Mills
Clemens
Mount
11-14
15c
Co.
Mathieson
1-
dividend
Mount
11-14
11-20
11-14
7 Vac
Industries
MSL
.11-28
12-15
11-30
10c
(quar.)—__
Inc
Inc.
Laboratories,
Dietetic
R.
&
Fixtures,
Store
D.
(quar.)_
(quar.)—___—___________
R.)
.Extra
M.
.
Olin
35c
iquar.)_
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
12-17
11-30
class
Stock
9
12-27
preferred
of Company
11-16
2%
—
common
preferred
(quar.)_
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
11-30
11-23
11-12
(quar.)
,
Utilities,
Per
share
|
Name
1
30c
quar.)_!
(increased
4.50%
11-
Extra
Lytton Financial
12-14
11-23
11-26
(quar.)
Steamship
Bros.
1-15
12-10
11-20
—_
Lyon Metal Products
1
35c
Co
Lrfnkenheimer
11-
25c
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines
Lukens
12-12
4.70%
Holders
12-
5c
dividend
Stock
f20c
60c
(quar.)
Chemical
When
Payable of^Rec.
25c
_1
25c
M.)
Share
Tool
Extra
85c
Extra
Lykes
12-31-
20c
75c
(quar.)__
;
of Company
Machine
Monarch
100%
div.)
(stock
(quar.)
Nashville
&
Name
Payable of Rec.
10c
dividend
Angeles
Per
Holders
2%
(quar.)
Long Mile Rubber Corp.
Stock
When
~—i
Colorado
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
•
_____
—
—
$1.06%
: S1T6
$1.22%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2124)
52
.
.
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
I
Per
Share
Name of Company
Service
Public
4.32%
4.16%
Service
Public
Quaker
Power
3
12-
3
Sherry
11-
1
Sherwin-Williams
60c
class
6%
11-30
10-31
40c
12-15
11-15
11-23
10-15
3%
dividend i_
(quar.)
11-23
11-30
$15c
1-
$1.50
1-
1
1
12-14
12-14
11-30
11-21
11-26
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-
6
11-15
3-
8
1-15
12-
5
11-15
90c
B
1-
2
12-10
5V2%
Gas
Rochester
4.10%
4%
of
&
4%
11-26
12-12
11-23
Increased
11-15
1
11-15
Southam
1
11-15
Southern
12-
1
11-15
12-14
11-30
(quar.)
11-
9
5.44%
1
11-
9
3
11-15
12-
1
$1.37 V2
12-
10c
12-
Southern
Southern
Natural
50c
12-10
11-16
Southern
Railway,
12-
(quar.)
4%
$1
1
11-
2
12-27
11-16
12-
11-
1
5%
5.35%
t6%c
A
Union
Southern
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
of
Extra
Inc.
(Stock
dividend
Taylor Fibx-e Co..
Teck-Hughes
10-30
11-12
ment
12-10
11-20
5c
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-5
12-10
11-
5
Fenn Co.
convertible
&
4.32%
in
cash
from
Common
Haynes,
&
11-23
11-12
Stores,
12-28
12-
3
12-28
12-
Clair
St.
Lawrence
Specialty
12-20
12-
6
Class
A
Class
A
11-30
10-16
12-
7
Southland
7
Southwest Gas
11-13
12-
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
$1.20
1-1
12-10
1-
12-10
1
1-
1
12-31
12-10
12-
3
12-31
11-26
12-31
12-
12-28
12-14
3
5
5
11-
5
12-
11-13
$1.50
$1
10-18
11-
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
5.75%
11-21
11-
5
$1
San Diego
112-
2
7
Southwestern
11-16
Common
Class
(for
A
preferred
(quar.)
ing
Nov.
Class
1
$3.40
common
(O.
M.)
B
Scovill
Sons,
Co.,
preferred
Texaco
Canada,
Texaco,
Inc.
Inc.,
class
A
Seaboard
Finance
4.60%
12-
3
4.75%
preferred
4.36%
preferred
preferred
4-30
4-15
4.40%
7-31
7-15
5%
12-17
12-3
12-17
12-
12-
1
"1-
1
3
11-
1
12-
7
Power
Ltd.
Searle
(G.
12-14
$1.32
preferred
B
Chemical,
12-20
11-30
12-
1
11-
2
Spencer
4.20%
preferred
12-
1
11-
2
Spencer
Shoe Corp.
12-
1
11-
2
Sperry
Spiegel,
12-
1
11-
2
12-
7
Rand
9
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
12-
1
11-
11-13
4.75%
5%
12-
1
11-13
12-
6
11-
11-20
12-20
12-10
12-14
11-30
$4.50
&
American Industry,
11-30
11-20
11-30
11-20
11-19
11-
2
$3.50
11-19
11-
2
$1.25
12-
1
11-
9
$1.28%
12-
1
11-
9
5
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.33%
12-
1
11-
9
11-10
5.50 %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37%
12-
1
11-
9
5.52%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.38
12-
1
11-
9
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
12-
1
11-
11-15
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.43%
12-
1
11-
9
11-15
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.45
12-
1
11-
9
12rl5
12-
1
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.46 y4
12-
1
11-
9
12-15
12-
1
6.70%
1
11-
9
1
(quar.)
12-
12-
preferred
$1.67%
12-15
Texas
12-15
12-
1
Texas
12-
12-15
Industries,
Inc.,
common
Instruments,
Inc._
1-15
12-15
12-
12-20
12-10
12-
11-15
1
12-31
5
11-30
11-16
3-
1
investment
preferred
11-30
1
11-15
Thew
12-
1
11-15
Thiokol
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-15
12-
4
2-
1
1-21
12-
1
11-16
Shovel
$1.60
$5
Standard
Motor
Standard
1
11-16
11-16
1
li-16
12-
1
2-
1
1-18
Tidewater
1
1-18
Oil Co.
Oil
Common
Stock
dividend
2-
1
1-18
4-18
8-
1
12-
1
12-10
7-18
11-20
$1.20
6%
9
Co.
of
New
of
Ohio,
Standard
1-11
Standard-Thompson
12-10
11-10
12-10
11-10
Stanley
Star
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
12-11
11-23
12-
8
11-23
$25c
12-
1
11-12
$31%c
12-
5y2 %
Star
preferred
Warner
Market
Tank
Stauffer
3 y2%
&
1
11-12
1-10
12-20
$1.18%
1-10
12-20
Steinberg,
$1.56'/4
1-10
12-20
Class
12-
Parts
Stein
Hall
A
Stephenson
Ltd.,
11-
9
11-
9
11-19
Sterling
11-20
11-
2
Sterling
Drug,
45c
11-26
11-
9
5c
11-26
11-5
$25c
11-23
Sterchi
Bros.
Stock
Stern
& Stern
10-12
(quar.)_
$50c
1-
2
11-30
Stetson
(quar.)
$56y4c
1-
2
11-30
Stewart-Warner
(John B.)
Corp.
11-20
11-20
11-20
10c
12-14
11-30
35c
11-30
11-15
$1.06 y4
12-
3
11-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
12-
3
11-15
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
12-
3
11-15
1
1-18
25c
11-30
11-15
12-
3
11-
1
25c
12-27
11-30
12-
3
11-
1
5%
12-27
11-30
12-
3
11-
1
12-28
11-21
Town & Country Securities Corp.
Stock
dividend
^
12-15
11-23
Town
12-15
11-23
Tractor
preferred (quar.)
Toledo
Scale
Torrington
Stock
12-
1
9
1
11-
9
9
B
11-20
4
12-15
11-30
(stock
Inc.
class
Co.,
(quar.)__
B
!._____
1-
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-30
div.
Corp.
shares
(N. Y.)
for
12-
(N.
1
11-19
Trenton
11-10
12-
Tropical
Gas
Co._
Troxel Manufacturing
1
11-15
12-10
11-13
12-10
11-13
12-10
10-31
Trust
Co.
10-31
Trunkline
Corp.,
Drew
100
Gas
Co..
4'/2%
8%
pfd.
preferred
Twin
Twin
208
Disc
Clutch,
Industries
new
Corp.,
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
(quar.)
7
11-23
11-
9
11-30
11-
9
$1.12%
45c
12-
1
12-10
11-15
11-
2
44c
12-
11-20
11-
20c
12-
3
11-20
12-
3
11-20
30c
12-15
11-30
1
$1.25
12-15
\
16c
11-30
11-16
12-
3
11-13
12-
3
11-13
11-23
12-14
11-30
11-23
11-
8
12-15
12-
1
12-14
10-31
Union
Asbestos
12-
3
11-
9
Union
Carbide
12-31
12-
7
Union
Financial
r
1
11-15
9
11-30
tl5c
12-
1
11-
2
(initial)
27 %c
12-
1
11-
9
(quar.)
37 %c
1-
1
12-14
(quar.)
62 %c
2-
1
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
comnxon
$1.50 pfd.
South
12-31
12-14
12-
Union
10-15
11-15
Union
3
11-
9
9
12-
3
11-
12-
1
Corp.
5%
&
Rubber
Corp.
Air
Lines
25c
i
(quar.)_.
United
Aircraft
Corp.
Asbestos
Corp.,
11-19
90c
12-
1
11-
7
11-20
11-
5
40c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
9
11-16
12-15
10-26
12-15
10-26
50c
Ltd
12-
12-10
11-15
tlOc
Co.
of
United
Carbon
Electric
Coal
2-
6
12'/2c
12-
1
11-
57c
1-
1
12-17
United Engineering & Foundry,
H
7%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
12-
T
11-15
United
35c
12-
8
11-16
United
Cos.
Corp.
60c
(stock
convertible
11-15
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-23
25c
11-20
11-
5
$1.75
(quar.)
dividend)
pfd.
1
45c
(quar.)
com.
11-22
12-
11-20
11-
5
7%
12-20
11-20
15c
12-
11-15
37 %c
(quar.)
United
(quar.)
12-10
50c
America
12-10
5%
dividend
Foods,
4
12 %C
(quar.)
United
Financial
12-
6%
11-26
2
6
12-14
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
1-15
6
12-
12-28
$1.25
Co.
11-20
Y.)
11-30
12-
12-28
(Ohio) —
dividend
United Biscuit
12-14
12-28
10c
12-10
1
3
$0,443
Co
12-14
Stock
11-14
$0,266
(quar.)
Corp.
Car
11-24
$0,443
dividend
Tank
12-
17 %c
(interim)
Systems, common
preferred (quar.)
Stock
1-18
12-17
3%
shares
Gas
United
tlOc
Street
$1
American
1
fiOc
Salle
UARCO, Inc. (quar.)
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)
Unilever, Ltd. NV-Ordinary (interim)
NV-Ordinary N. Y. shares (interim).
11-28
12-
La
Special
3%
(quar.)
12-
62 %c
5%
12-31
2%
(quar.)
2
17%c
:
(quar.)__
(initial)
11-15
•
(quar.)
7
1-
held)
$5 preferred A
11-13
j
(N.
12-
._!!
45c
A
shs.
(quar.)
25c
Trust Co.
7
2
Properties-,
Co._
common
1-15
5c
preferred
7
12-
1-
25c
Temper
12-10
12y2c
div.)
12-
2
15c
12-12
$1.25
(stock
2
1-
21c
pfd. (quar.)
(Hartford) (quar.)
J.)
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
Turnbull
Elevator, Ltd.
87'/2c
;
11-30
1-
Extra
True
12-17
t$1.12%
each
11-23
11-30
$20c
4'/2%
Co.
12-21
t50c
of
Transamerica Corp.,
Insurance
3
t20c
;
Investing.
(1.6
12-31
1-
5c
:
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Transcontinental
2-15
12-17
22 %c
preferred
(quar.)__
V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Stock
dividend^)
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)_„_
—;
4%
dividend)
A
5%
11-30
:
Finance,
Class
2
(quar.)
Supply
Traders
11-
(quar.)
dividend
Class
12-
12-15
Mfg.
Photolab,
12-10
11-
Corp.
2%
Co.,
3
4.25%
3%
(quar.)
Textiles,
3
12-10
1-18
40c
dividend)
(quar.)
5%
1212-
60c
1-18
30c
dividend
Precision,
35c
1
20c
(quar.)___
Sterling National Bank &
Sterling
12-14
1
15c
Products
Inc.
1-10
2-
$0.51562
(stock
Stores
11-12
Co.—
30c
V.
Aluminum
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Finance
1
9
11-30
2-
Edison
30c
(quar.)
12-10
11-
2-
Toledo
70c
:_
(stock
common
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobin Packing Co. (year-end)
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)
62 y2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__^
Co.
1
30c
(quar.)__
Co.
93%c
(increased)
common
(increased)
Corp.
&
2%
income
Jersey
common
preferred
9
12-
22 %c
Tuboscope Co., new common
Tung-Sol Electric, cojnmon (quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
11-
4% %
Standard
Stecher Traung Lithograph
5%
Dreferred
(quar.)
$1.25
35c
of
(quar.)_
Boat
Telephone, common
preferred A (quar.)
Bearing
11-30
1
1-18
45c
(accum.)
Chemical,
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
Co.,
Roller
11-30
12-15
12-
1-18
Corp.—
Corp
Co.
(quar.)
1-18
50c
___.
1-11
Oil
12-15
30c
$1
A
Stores
18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
1
82V2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Register Co.
(quar.)
1
11-23
1
1
40c
preferred
2-
12-
12-
1
12-10
Co.
2-
12-15
2-
$1.12y2
preferred
preferred
5c
30c
12'/2c
(quar.)—
Standard Packaging, $1.60 preferred
11-
12-15
2-
stock for each 115
Oil
3%%
12-15
1
35c
Travelers
share
(one
Oil
Standard
1
8
1
1-
2-
50c
Indiana
[New Jersey]
held)__
shares
11-28
11-16
11-
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug
Stock
California,
of
3
15c
(quar.)
B
Thrifty
$1.12V2
preferred
Co.
Box
12-
12-10
3%
(quar.)_________
Paper
12-12
10c
4%
____.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc.,
class
37'/2c
(quar.)
class A
Products,
of
I
:
Tidewater
87'/2c
Corp.
convertible
9
1-12
11-30
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.,—
1
il-15
11-
3
1-20
12-14
8c
__.
Co
preferred
12-
35c
dividend
Thompson
10-31
11-14
35c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Thomas Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
Stock
11-25
12-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)J.
Chemical
12-
35c
(quar.)
Forgings
Oil
&
Mfg.
Company
Thermogas
12-
3%
Dredging Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
Coal
Glass
12-
$1.05
(stock dividend)
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Brands, Inc.—
Common
(increased quar.)
5-
15c
Sbawinigan Water & Power, common
preferred
12-10
12-
Standard
2-13
91 %c
(s-a)
10c
20c
10c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
9
12-14
12-14
Standard
7%c
Inc.
class A
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-28
9
preferred (quar.)
5.125% preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-31
32c
(quar.)
com.
.
He
1
33c
Inc.
(quar.)
12-
$1.405/8
___[
(quar.)
Class
12-10
20c
36c
Speedry Chemical Products,
12-14
1-15
11-30
45c
27!/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spartans
30c
Company
in
$40c
(quar.)
com.
2c
preferred
25c
Shares
(quar.)
Transmission,
$1.18%
Telephone,
$1.44
5c
(quar.)
$1.12%
9
26V2c
(quar.)_
Industries,
7
7
11-
Class
par)
11-23
1-15
22%c
common
Corp.
12-
3iy4c
($25
Southwestern States
Steel
Falls
1
27]/4c
12-15
Co.—
Sealright-Oswego
1-
11-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)—
D.)
preferred
5.62 y2%
$1
preferred (quar.)
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp.
(stock dividend)
$1.15
11-
11-13
$1.10
(quar.)
85c
$4.75
12-7
1
1
12y2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
1-15
10c
—
1
12-
$1.15
11-23
20c
(quar.)
preferred
1-
$1.12%
92 y2c
1
1-31
27 V2c
(quar.)
$1.16
____
(quar.)
19c
(quar.)
com.
quar..)
1-
12-20
27 %c
(quar.)
12-
preferred
1-18
Standard
____
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preference
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Eastern
1
37y2c
;_L
(initial quar.)
Gems, Inc.
Scripto,
1-
4.50%
Texas
2-
end¬
.
7
$1.16'%
7
1
$1
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)______
$3.30
(quar.)
7
12-
7
$1.10
'
3.65%
7
12-
1
7
25c
4.40%
10c
(s-a)
Manufacturing
12-
1
1-
12-
28%c
11-23
35c
(quar.)
A
1
1-
12-
37'/2c
Service,
1
27 %c
class
1-
12-
5%
18%c
(quar.)
&
$1.23
$1.22%
1
Timken
5c
(quar.)—*
preferred
Class
7
1"
30c
*
(quar.)
5c
preferred
12-
1
1-18
32 %c
(monthly)
Co.,
1
1-
1-18
15c
(auar.)
Fetzer
1-
1-
1
Standard
A
&
Paper
7
$1.25
■_
1-
1
34 %c
(quar.)
5y2%
12-
$1.06y4
2-
Schwitzer Corp.—
Screen
preferred
29 %c
—
__
1
$1.02%
12-
Service—
.
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)_
2-
5%
(quarterly dividend for the period
ending Feb. 28)
A
7
$1.27%
,
(quar.).
97'/2c
15c
A
7
12-
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
29
30)
preferred
preferred
12-
1
preferred
12-
$1.18%
(quar.)
3.70%
A
preferred
1
preferred
$1.03%
5%
5V2 %
11-
$1.25
(quar.)___
32 %c
(quar.)__
—
5y2%
7
$1.31
$1.28
preferred
$1.06y4
J6c
period
12-
4.50%
(quar.)_____
(stock dividend)
months
1
$1.26y4
common
(increased
11-16
11-16
1-
$1.31 y4
t
4.25%
(quar.)
25c
two
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Public
12-11
12-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%
_____
the
16c
1%
„
preferred
preferred
_
Schlumberger, Ltd. NV (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Co.—
quar.)
4.64%
4.60%
preferred
stock div._—
—
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.10
.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Schlage
Lock
(quar.)
11-
—,__
preferred
4.25%
35c
—
11-30
1
from
26c
4.65%
4.15%
25c
._
.
1
31c
plus
$1.18
11-20
(quar.)
com.
11-
(quar.)
11-23
—
___
dividend
5
noc
._.
Stock
2-
10c
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Savage Arms Corp.
(quar.)—____
1
Savage Industries, $1.30 preferred (quar.)_
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Schering Corp. common
(quar.)
Extra
2-15
3%
Imperial Corp.
Works,
11-30
pay¬
-.4.
70c
(quar.)
preferred
12-ia
$1.25
Water
Jose
25C
(quarterly
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Electric
preferred
tlOc
4%%
11-
$1.333/4
Southwestern Investment Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
UOc
A
1
(quar.)™
12-27
$1.07%
A
dividend™
Stock
12-14
12-
(quar.)
11-30
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Salada Foods, Ltd.
(quar.)
Salant & Salant, Inc., class
12-28
preferred
40c
4.40%
$2
$5c
preferred
50c
(quar.)_:—.—
1-
Co., common
12-
pfd. (s-a)
Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
12y2c
preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper
11-15
4.90%
2-
common
(quar.)
1
4.92%
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
4
6
7
Corp.,
preferred
12-
5c
com.
12-
(quar.)
25c
Paper Mills,
preferred
12-
5c
Ry.,
5c
preferred
40c
(quar.)
preferred
10c
common
Francisco
9
5%
Pacific
(quar.)—__
Louis-San
11-
Pharmacal
$1.12 y2
(quar.)—,
1
(quar.)
Thatcher
$60c
—
9
12-
B
preferred
<540 %
Texas
10c
class
11-
(quar.)_
Texas
5%
Co.,
1
(quar.).
1
7%c
Mfg. Co.
9
12-
preferred
1
Co
Cement
11-
preferred
1
4%
St.
1
5.24%
3
12-
$1.19
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
8
12-
preferred
12-
—
Inc.,
8
11-
16c
5.25%
12-15
Products
Steel
Safeway
11-
11-28
12-15
income
(reduced
12-15
Int Ctf
Inc.,
11-15
11-28
:
dividend
$1.06V4
quar.)__
(quar.)
12-14
27c
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
$1.12V2
12-
1-
1%
class
gains
(quar.)__
4
2
11-15
(quar.)
Fund
ordinary
capital
(quar.)
12-20
1-
1
16c
stoek)______
or
preferred
12-
11-15
1
1-15
12-
1
conv.
Mines,
Electronics
Television
preferred
12-20
12-
12-14
—
and
A
prefex-red
4%
Gold
4V4%
Southwestern
pfd.
(quar.)
class
on
payable in class A stock)
Taylor Corp. (quar.)
Taylor
4%%
1
11-21
10c
12y2c
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
Tasty Baking Co., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)__!
„
11-15
30c
4'/2%
50c
—,
11-15
(quar.)|
(Jacob),
20c
5
2
12-21
10c
preferred
.
11-30
Petroleum—
&
17%c
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
11-30
4%
dividend)
Canada (increased
pfd.
11-
11-
1
Inc.—
Broadcasting
12-15
12-
10-31
12-15
12-
27y2C
convertible
5%
Taft
11-26
11-
(quar.)
preferred
12-10
35c
5c
1st
70c
Service,
25c
(stock
Shares
Safeway
4V2%
Food
11-20
11-
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
4%
Szabo
$$1.06 y4
dividend
Ryerson
From
12-24
11-13
11-30
5%
Co
Aeronautical
Sealed
7
4
11-30
(quar.)
common
preferred
5.05%
12-
112-
11-30
(quar.)
common
Gas,
Inc.,
11-15
11-16
10-31
$1.10
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)—j.—„___
Transit
(quar.)
34c
preferred
non-cum.
2
Chalet,
1
11-30
12-10
5%
—
(quar.)—
Mining
.___
26'/2c
297/aC
(quar.)
19c
$.2656'/4
(monthly)
Gas
12-10
(quar.)
9
25V2C
quar.)
(Texas)
Corp.
—
DX Oil Co. (quar.)
1
Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)____
Sunshine
12-
$15c
——
4.10%
(quar.)
1-2
—
Manufacturing
Ruppert
$5
common
9
25c
(quar.)_^—
dividend
Stock
25c
(increased
Co.
Southland
15c
York
Scott
Water,
65c
(quar.)
Co.
Sunshine
10c
preferred
±15c
—
$25c
Stock
$4
1
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
1
11-
1
35c
Monthly
pref.
11-
11-21
12-
t25c
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
$1.2334
common
Co.
Rubbermaid,
Scott
_i
California
11-27
_,
12-10
1% %
(increased quar.)_____—
Edison
Ltd.
4'4%
1
A
Mfg.
Dutch
Scott
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
9
1
12-
11-16
California
preferred
preferred
9
12-
11-16
12-13
25c
25c
——
_____________2________
preferred
11-
11-
12-15
12-14
10c
quar.)
1
4.24%
11-
1
11-23
1%
_________
(increased
Co*
12-10
..
4 72%
(quar.)
Gas
4.08%
5
12-
12-15
Service—
Telephone
Co..
Southern
$1.02%
Royalties Management
San
8
10c
—
quarterly
Preferred
1
4.78%
(quar.)
Tool
&
Bank
5%
11-
11-23
31'Ac
38%c
10c
—:
Public
dividend
Stock
12-
4%
Extra
St.
1
12-11
35c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)____
(quar.)______—
:
Propane
Southeastern
12-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
New
4
12-
(quar.)
class
12-
—10%
dividend
Stock
Southeastern
12-14
11-
15c
(quar.)
Mines,
Oil
Stock
—
Co.
(quar.)
Texas Development
Px-opane
12 y2c
Rotron
Ryan
12-17
$1.1834
common
preferred
Rothmor
Rudy
12-
$1
1st
8
11-23
12-31
11-30
8
11-
50c
—
Mfg.
i5c
Gear
Royal
12-14
6834c
Extra
Royal
12-20
11-30
B
4%%
Ross
Southeastern
1-10
Soss
Corp.,
preferred
7c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
11-15
12-14
12-10
10c
.__
conv.
Co.,
dividend
preferred
Holland
South
Ltd.—
Canada,
Haas
Stock
11-15
t50c
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
4
12-
$1
(quar.)
Transit
redeemable
6%
11-23
(quar.)
preferred
Rockower
12-12
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
11-
12-10
15c
preferred (1951 series)
Ltd.————
5.20%
Sullico
20c
dividend
$1.55
12'/2c
preferred
Rochester
9
1
1
Holders
Gas
35c
——
30c
When
Payable of Rec,
433Ac
(quar.)—
Suburban
Products—
Chemical
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Inc.
30c
(quar.)~™__—_—__
Co.
Oil
____—_——
Fuller,
&
Foods Corp.
Stowe-Woodward,
7%c
(quar.)_—
—
75c
H. & J.
11-
12-
85c
$1
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Extra
Socony-Mobil
9
45c
Co.
(quar.)___
International
Tools
Snap-On
11-
12-10
|25c
——
Industries
Sonotone
Electric—
&
preferred
4.95%
Smith
Co.
Smith-Douglass
11-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
434%
Oil
12-10
12-
15c
$20c
(increased)
Share
Syracuse
50c
(quar.)
Skelly
7c
Inc.
11-15
1
50c
Manufacturing
Superior Co. (s-a)
12-21
25c
<quar.)_
Express,
12-
'
40c
—_
Corp
12-12
45c
A
11-23
62V2c
—_____—____
Singer
614
7
12-17
10c
(quar.)—
.—
Oil
12-31
—
(quar.)
class
12-
15c
B
Simplicity
25%
preferred
Roadway
Simonds
30c
i
14)
Co.,
class
common
Company
(quar.)—
Saw & Steel
(increased)
Stock
quar.)__
1
11-15
2
20c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Simmons
Extra
Enterprises (initial)
Riegel Textile, common
(quar.)
$4 series A preferred
(quar.)
Rio Algcm Mines, Ltd., common
Rittenhouse Fund, participating units (quar.)
Finance
1
1-
2%
and
A
dividends
Solventol
(quar.)__—
preferred
12-
25c
(quar.)
Sinclair
1-25
11-16
40c
Ridgway
6%
B
4
1
50c
dividend
Class
10-29
*
2
12-
5c
Tobacco, common (quar.)__
preferred
(ouar.)
Selection Trust, Ltd., Amer. Shs.
(Final
payment
of
approximately-41.9c
per share subject to approval of share¬
Ritter
11-21
—
1-
9
20c
(quar.)
(R. J.)
Richfield
11-23
61c
(quar.)
12-
3%
Merrell, Inc.
Oil (quar.)_
11-15
Company
preferred
Sunray
7'/2c
(quar.)
Richardson
1
12-15
12-
$1
11-21
24c
3.60%
Stock
11-13
t$1.75
12-18
11-
Rhociesian
Co.
12-11
Ltd.—
11-30
6834c
(quar.)
A
Dec.
Stouffer
div.)
10c
11-21
12 '/2c
Extra
holders
(stock
Mfg. Co., class All—'—
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—•
Class A, B and C (s-a)—_—
10c
*
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Insurance (Texasi
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc
7%
5
Swiss
class
class
on
Baer
5
12-
$5c
(quar.)—
Canada,
of
Co.
Signode Steel Strapping,
Stock
Stix,
11-
Power
and
A
Per
Name of
4%
——
preferred (quar.)
Oil & Gas—
Extra
9
12-12
12.-14
5%
Raytheon Company, 5'/2% preferred
Real Properties Corp. of America—
Class A (quar.)
Drug & Chemical
Stock
dividend——
Pacific
$2.44
Signal
5
Sun
(quar.)
America
of
Corp.
11-
12-15
—
—
Republic
11-
11-23
20c
20c
—---—
(quar.)—
Rexall
Shoe
of Rec
11-26
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Class
preferred (quar.)
International, Inc.
(resumed)—
Richardson
4%
Inc.
Holders
11-26
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
Sierra
redeemable
Reynolds
2
J40C'
(quar.).
(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.—
Raymond
11-23
11-
1
10c
(stock
A
12-14
12-
Preserves,
(Louis)
7%
Inc.
Ranco,
12-
3
12-
When
Payable
33c
25c
$1.25
(interim)
Transport
Shell
15c
15c
——
12-17
income)
Co.
Purina
(quar.)-L
class A
Pen Co.,
A.)
(quar.)
12-17
Fund—
Inc.
Radiation,
B
$1.25
12 y2c
Oil Refining
(quar.)
State
Quebec
Ralston
11-15
40c
investment
(From
1
35c
Growth
Putnam
12-
(W.
Class
$1.31%
(quar.)
Oil Co.
11-15
Share
of Company
& Trading, Ltd.
Sheller Mfg.. Corp.
(quar.)_
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
pfd.
Sherritt
Gordon Mines,
Ltd.—
Inc.
Pullman,
11-15
1
_
514%
Pure
11-15
1
12-
Mexico—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Supermarkets, Inc
5%
Pueblo
1
12-
26c
New
of
12-
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Name
Sheaffer
30c
common
(quar. i
Per
Holders
87V2c
Indiana,
of
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
3V2%
When
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
1
11-22
I
The
Number 6213
198
Volume
Funds,
United
from
Improvement, common
(quar.)—
12c
profits)
United
(quar.)—:—
preferred
United-Greenfield
United
Corp.
United
Molasses,
terim
class A (monthly)—
Arner. dep. rets, (in¬
5V2 pence equal to ap¬
of
$.048 per depositary share
from British income tax)—™
Piecie
U.
S.
U.
S.
4V2 %
Co.,
S.
Lumber
U.
S.
National
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
U.
(quar.)
Card Co.
(quar.I
11-16
S.
Truck
4V:< %
Foods
Universal
25c
—
Match
Universal
Universal
Utilities
——;
(N. Y. C.)
Corp
Co.
Insurance
10c
25c
$1.06 V4
5c
3.5Vo
—
(quar.)
Pictures, 4V*% pfd. (quar.)
'
& Industries
(quar.)—_______—
dividend
Stock
,
Valley
class A,—
7 '/2c
(increased^ quar.)—35c
Products,
Forge
Raalte
Company
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Viceroy Manufacturing,
-50c class A (quar.)
I-
11-
12-3
11-20
11-27
11-16
11-27
11-16
12-14
12-
3
11-15
12-
1
12-27
12-11
12-27
12-11
lias
below
11-
11-30
9
ratio
1
11-14
1
11-
selling
12-10
11-30
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-
11-16
5%%
5 r.'r
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Mold
Vulcan
&
Waco-Porter
$1.43%
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
.
5c
_—
(quar.)-!®£-™-i—
8c
40c
•_
(quar.)___—.—
™_
(quar.)
15c
$1
45c
25c
:——______—___
_,
preferred < initial i__
Co. (increased quar.)—
Warren
(S.
D.)
Co. common
(quar.)
.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Waverly Oil
Works (quar.).
_________—
Wavne
Manufacturing (quar.)
—
Weiss
&
Inc.,
class
A
class
A
Telephone,
Western
Service
Gas
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
12-14
11-23
9
12-
1
10-31
Nuclear.
Western
Power
Gas,
preferred
4.75%
preferred
,
$2.75
II-19
11-
1st
4.72%'
2nd
preferred
1111-
$1.50
$1.50
12-14
12-
3
t30c
15c
•
12-
11-15
10-
1
Vi-e"
11-13
1
59%e
593sc
68%c
59c
59c
68c
63%c
3
2-28
2-
Westmoreland,
Weston
(George),
B
4Vz %
preferred
(quar.)—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
Company
Board
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
4'/4%
Motor
5(4%
White
Stsg
5
1-
7
special
1
1-
7
(or
2-
1
1-
7
in
2-
1
1-
7
2-
1
1-
7
Oil
pfd.
4%',
Co.
5%
Jones
Company
Bros.
Winn-Dixie
pfd.
Hirscli,
Park
Winter
41/2%
4 80%
4.96%
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)_!
' (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Public
(quar.)
Service
(increased
Common
Corn.,
class
A
Wolverine
Insurance
Woodward
Co.,
Iron
11-15
11-14
12-
11-16
12-10
12-17
11-19
11-15
10-31
1-31
2-21
Ltd.,.5%%
Co.
12-18
12-
7
12- 1
11-26
11-20
pfd.
11-30
1-31
12- 1
11-15
12-15
Wometco
Class
(F.
12-15
Co.
Enterprises,
B
Stock
class
on
11-30
A
A
&
i
1
1-15
12-15
Jr.
11-30
12-15
$$1.37%
12-20
11-30
4
before
Income
*
195,
Wurlitzer Co.
12-
1
Ended
Period
Chemicals
Wyandotte
Worsted
(quar.)
(year-end)__
7
the
a
nine
share,
Acquisition—
a
would
payment to Martin of 400,000
plus warrants for ail additional
involve the
stock,
common
The warrants will
entitle Martin to purchase
$8 per share within five years of the issuance
at $10 within 10 years.
Included in the purchase,, in addition to Pulverizing Machinery's
manufacturing facilities and other assets, Is all of the stock owned
shares.
at
shares
150,000
and
shares
Martin-Marietta
dust
and
subsidiaries
foreign
two
in
the
and
Europe
in
collectors
which
pul¬
sell
United
Kingdom.
West German corpora¬
tion
100owned by Martin, and Pulverizing Machinery Ltd., of
England, in which Martin has a 50'% interest.
The. purchase
agreement is subject to approval or waiver of
jurisdiction by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Stockholders of record at the ciose of business on Oct.
15. 1962
will be entitled to vote at the meeting.
On that date, the Slick
Corp. had 981,721 shares of common stock outstanding.
At
the
meeting, stockholders also will vote on the issuance of
rights entitling certain holders of the company's 5 '/a % convertible
subordinated debentures to purchase a total of 332,803 shares of
Slick common stock.
The rights, which will expire 21 days from
their issuance,
are
required because of the proposed issuance of
additional
stock
for
Pulverizing Machinery, under the t°rms of
an
agreement
which
accompanied
the debenture purchases.-—
They
V.
are
196,
p.
GmbH, a
Machinery
Pulverizing
1350.
Railway
the
ICC
authorized
of Central of Georgia
Francisco Railway.
control
71%-
Louis-San
of the 'transaction was deferred by the
separate application by
Southern lor
a
on
the company to purchase
Railway Co., now held by
ICC pending
authority
to
bonds for use in financing the purchase.
Under
the
plan,
Southern
would purchase 111,187 shares of
Central
of
Georgia's
5%
preferred
at
$81|69 per share and
2<)9,987 common shares at $54.29 a share for a total of $22,665,000.
Southern would ulso offer to buy any minority shares of Central
of Georgia offered to it. at the same price.
sell
up
$23,000,000 ol
to
Southern
,;'927,861
*53.3d
1962
8.
Nov.-
On
the
Si.
Purchase
Authorizes
Co.—ICC
of Georgia Ry—
Of Central
—
.
2.Id
i__
j
result
a
as
—V.
I
196,
that the action would save $5,857,030 a year
consolidation of facilities and other economies.
estimates
the
2023.
of
p.
Spcedry Chemical
Products, Inc.—Quarterly Report
reH„U End,*, Sept. 3!-
*
11-15
1962
$3,613,268
690,877
Net
earnings
196,
—A'
L
.
share
per
256,674
$0.28
-
-
Earned
268,000
342,877
$0.37
earnings before taxes——
Taxes
1961
$2,545,114
524,674
348,000
Sept. 30—
sales
—-
—
1556.
p.
MJH
cost
protit
Selling, general and
earnings
This
1961.
represents
a
over
jump
months
7.6%.
of
of
Sears
fiscal
year
(February
totalled $3,473,139,545.
This was $231,815,751
sales of $3,241,323,794 in the same period of last
previous
the
record.
11-19
Sears
of
that October was
have established
noted
President,
share
per
p.
sales
Baker,
18th consecutive month in
records.—V. 196, p. 997.
^
—
1052.
12-
1
11-
17%c
6V2C
12-
1
12-14
12-
1
30%
12-21
12-
1
11-20
The
in
Products
follow:
the
of
quarter
previous
any
tires in the third quarter of 1962 than
since 1959, H. P. Schrank, President, re¬
shares
to purchase from the company
of capital stock set forth below:.
First
"In
domestic
our
1-
1
1-18
12-
1
11-14
12-10
11-26
because
20c
11-30
11-16
Canadian
dent
quarter.
we
outsold our production in the
running at capacity in Canada," the presi¬
operation,
We are
said.
Seiberling
are
Straus,
Gregory
—V.
&
Co..
Co..
California
Blosser &
& Sons
Shares
Inc.—50.000
Inc.™-™-
McDowell
30.000
fb-Oi n
10,000
196, p. 2023.
.
1
1
third
below have severally
of the underwriting
the respective numbers
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
subject to the i terms and conditions
agreement,
more
ported.
1212-
12-20
sold
company
vU,il
Inc.—Additional Financing
issue reported the sale on
Nov
9 of
100,000 Stainless Steel Products capital
shares at $8 per share.
Additional financing details
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Sales Down 5.5%—
1
12-14
toil
.v.;.-•.;■% :
Dempsey-Tegeler
10-19
(su.ua
^
(z.zjm
Details—Our Nov. 12, 1962
the Board, and Crowd us
new
1_
.
agreed,
Chairman
Cushman,
Austin T.
which
sales
nine
196,
2*9,149
458.123
56,8oi
'
Stainless Steel
increase of
in October,
October)
7.2%
or
first
the
in
Sales
through
—V.
October and
administrative expenses
before taxes-—-for Federal income
taxes
Provision
Earnings
7.2%—
has reported all-time record sales for
the nine-month period ended Oct. 31.
Gross
sales
in
October
totalled
$431,368,726,
an
$30,398,840
over
the previous record
of $400,969,886
company
—
earnings
Net
_
3*7.698
251,198
"Jj.HU
Gross
Net
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Sales Up
The
year,
12-10
Slick
of
300,000
Sealectro Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
30c
(quar.)
Wyondotte
-—
36,738
.
1473.
p.
20c
Montnly
:
;
1
for
$2.27
purchase agreement.
the
transaction
The
Loss
—V.
50c
25c
(extra 1
credit)
(tax
share
*927,861
36,738
taxes
taxes
per
18,511,488
20,222,589
income
Net
1961
1962
$20,259,327 $17,583,627
^
621/2c
;
Months' Report
Bolt Corp. of America—9
costs
Estimated
or
special meeting of stockholders for
Nov.
21, in
C. to vote on the purchase by Slick
of
the business and assets of the Pulverizing Machinery
Division
of
Martin-Marietta Corp.,
D.
W. Rentzel, Slick's Chairman
and
President, announced.
The boards of directors of Slick and Martin have
already ap¬
has called
Washington, D.
Completion
sales
Income
10-31
12-21
B__
With
Sold Privately
•
Net
a
Oil
$9,085,499,
to
rose
share in the first nine months of 1961.
97%
owned susbidiary of
Sinclair Oil
362.
Aktiengesellschaft—Notes
&
Operating
25c
Wrigley
(Wm.)
1
Monthly
.
Screw
Net
11-
12-
class
:
of the international situation and the
domestic economy,
your
management
p.
is
Venezuelan
a
Venezuelan
Sinclair
of
1962,
company
action
11-30
(quar.)
196,
30,
$2.14
_____
1-10
40c
class
1961.
income
or
production
The
New York.
Net
12-14
(quar. )__i
dividend
in
privately through Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.,
11-15
12-14
(quar.)
$2,324,157
versus
Laura
compared
of crude oil and natural gas liquids, including
overriding royalties, averaged 46,152 barrels daily in the latest nine :
months,
compared with an average of 44,573 barrels daily in the
same
period last year.—V. 193, p. 1339.
Net
12, 1962, it was reported that $4,000,000 of
11-30
12-15
12-11
W.)
31,
11-30
share)
Woolworth
1962
the
subsidiary,
$262,027,000,
Corp.
by
~
from
promissory notes due 1964-66 had been sold
11-20
& Co,, 6%
pfd., Amer. dep. rets.
•••(Semi-annual payment of 3% less British,
income tax equal to approximately $.041'
per
income
net
net
income
in
1962 totaled $7,456,747
compared with $12,372,050 (or $2.01 a share)
in
products
were
Cash flow for the period increased
share, from $27,499,000, or $2.70 per
per
5
Woolworth
,
reported
Nov.
12-12
lQc
50c
12-27
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11-
25c
(quar.)
2023.
p.
1962
in
nine
Sept.
$8,591,990,
from
proved
this firm's
—On
11-15
11-12
37 Vac
24c
(quar.)__
196,
the fiscal year ended Aug.
aggravation
no
Sobering-
11-15
5c
(Detroit)r cl. A
issue.—V.
this
Co.,
$3.24
net
ended
months
Southern
8
1
;
(quar.)
Consolidated
1,400
_
11-30
(auar.)
quar.)
Aluminum
(G. H.)
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Wolverine
Wood
:
Durst,
&
included,
factors
ago,
out¬
ago.
year
a
or
first
the
in
150,000
shareholders.—V.
—V.
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
15c
11-15
$1.10
$1.19
$1.24-
(quar.)
&
Power
4.76%
11-15
$1.12%
$1.20
com.
(quar.)___:
preferred
preferred
4.40%
1- 1
1- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 3
12-15
12-31
12-10
12-24
1- 1
12- 1
12-10
11-21
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Power,
preferred
Wisconsin
t8%c
t8%c
t$1.12%
$$1.50
30c
15c
35c
85c
$1.50
90c
A
pfd.
7%
Telephone
preferred
3.60%
Inc.,
Electric
Wisconsin
6%
class
(monthly)
;
&
9
11-15
8c
(quar.)
Apparel,
Stores
Monthly
Winter
11-
12- 3
18%c
62'/2c
27V2C
17'/2c
(quar.)
1,800
Inc._.|.
InC.
in
year
stock
a
months of 1961.
Signal's net income for the third quarter was up 45%. to $4,251,000 or 42 cents per share, from $2,940,000, or 29 cents per share,
in the third quarter of 1961. Sales for the July-September quarter
were
$84,061,000,
compared
with
$89,694,000
in
the
1961
third
quarter. Cash flow in the third quarter was $11,047,000, or $1.08
per share, against $9,131,000, or 90 cents per share, in lust year's
third quarter.—V. 193, p. 914.
9
7
(quar.)__—__
1
Bros.,
Wilson
Winkelman
to
11-
1-
8c
Brothers
Williams
Wilson
1,400
&
improvement in fiscal 1963," Schenley chairman and
Lewis S. Rcsenstiel wrote in the annual report mailed
president
11-23
25c
15c
,™___
3,400
Neuhaus
an
12-10
______!
Ouarterlv
Co.,
1961.
"Assuming
2
$1.12%
(quar.l__
(quar.)
&
Co
Wagenseller
1,800
$305,524
cents
common
1962.
stability of gasoline prices on
year ago, contributed substan¬
food
company's
months
Slick Corp.—Proposed
1,400
Nicolaus
&
Underwood.
•
share)
unfavorable
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
Co.
to
a
87
of
|
$252,686,000
date
credits
$1.17
the
nine
the
$33,012,000,
share,
Co.,
Inc.
Co.-,-
has
in the
with a
1.400
Co._
<fc
_______
Stix
Labouisse,-
Industries
amounted
1-31
12-14
50c
$1.31 (4
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Corp.
Wilcox
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Wickes
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Whippany Paper
Whirlpool Corp.,
White
(quar.)
A
(quar.)___
&
Hanni
credits from the disposition of real1 property and other
after taxes and after a charge of $525,352 (or nine
share)
necessitated
by
Canadian
dollar
devaluation,
a
30c
class
Ltd.,
Class
Winston
Stifel,
4,200
after taxes for
Special
30c
95c
(extra)
Inc.
1,800
cSi Co.,
investments,
cents
$1.25
35c
preferred (quar.)_
Air Brake (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
,
Railway
of
May
for
verizers
expects
5%
Chris-
&
Inc
operations of
1962.
This
amounted after preference dividends tc $1.12 per share of common
stock on 5,940,586 shares outstanding at the fiscal year-end.
Cor¬
responding net income for fiscal 1961
was
$10,047,893, equal to
$1.62
a
share on 5,919,559 a share then outstanding.
2-
Western Tablet. & Stationery
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
last
Sinclair
5,500
1,800
Pierce
Seltsam,
3,400
Schenley
11-19
(quar.)
preferred
$2.55
12-
'
9-"8
12-
—
Jackson
Co
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Net Lower—
$7,151,223
7
.12-
12-14
11 -23
I
1
11-14
—
1,800
1
2
12-31
—_—
1,800
Co...
Co
1
3
1-
12-17
(quar. )_______
Rowles,
1,400
Securi¬
Southern
See
3
12-
12-20
—
&
2,400
3,400
Cc.__
shares
months in
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.—Net Higher—
Inc.
Co.,
2023.
&
Writer
Pete's,
tensen,
Corp
nine
5,500
;
Peet
Rauscner,
1,400
p.
Wells
Webber,
O.
2,400
<fc
.___
10,184,022
compared
as
with
compared
year,
the
to
with
to
Co.,
Curtis
&
H.
2,400
&
196,
2,400
Inc._
&
Northwest
Paine,
&
3,400
&
Smith
Subsidiary—
1
12-21
10c
preferred (quar.)
(quar. )__„
Pacific
Weil,
3,400
Co.
Pierce,
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—ICC Approves Sale of
12-15
25c
preferred
5.44%
5
$2.65
B
(quar.) —;
preferred
4.72%
Mullaney,
2,400
Podesta
Coast,
West
shares
common—
(quar.)J
(quar.)—
A
1,800
Co.
Co
&
2,400
Co.
Sullivan
Inc.
Co.,
Co.___
Turben
3,400
Howard.
(quar.)_—
Co.,
common
in
such
by
Inc.
&
&
ties
12-
(initial)
Inc.
&
Merrill,
Co.____.
&
&
&
&
Nebraska
—V.
Fenner
&
Inc.
of
the Increase, Samuel B. Mosher, chairman, and Russell
Green, president, said in the report to stockholders,
included
the 1962 earnings is an estimated profit, of $3,500,000 from the
H.
of such
sold
be
Lynch,
Baum
&
First
11-15
12-
North
this
$1.46
basis
at the end of the
over-all improvement
An
the
bears
name
Lemon
Merrill
4,200
Equitable Securities Corp.
11-27
1
4,200
Inc.
11-
Hutton
F.
Co.______
Co., Inc.___._
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
1
1-21
which
the
to
McCormick
4 Inc.
36c
(s-at—
to
the
on
tially
Shares
Eichler
Ditfmar
18c
Co.___—,_————
Securities
Insurance
Wp.st.ern
4.75%
2
12-
>1-
shares
Johnston,
Dempsey-Tegeler
11-19
12-15
of
E.
Miller
10c
25c
—
for
the
120,000.
4,200
Cruttenden,
11-14
12-10
stock
opposite
16,100
Co
K.
Courts
11-
set
Co._„
Fitch.
Co.,
12-12
number
to
Inc
Chiles
11-23
Holdings,
Western
&
Bosworth,
i
.—
com.
the
income of $14,871,000 for the nine months
a
68increase over the net income of
the first nine months of 1961.
Earnings per share
reports net
30.
Ij962,
Sept.
standing
from each selling share¬
common
shares
of
Co.,
&
&
&
Fviedrichs
Ltd.. Ordinary (interim
payment of about $.865 oer Hepospn»-v sh.)
Western
11-15
11-23
12-20
12-
(quar.)—_
Breweries
Canada
Western
11-30
12-10
9
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.,
Special
gtd.
(s-a)
$1.44
Allyn
George
7
10c
of
as
Ripley
Bateman,
11-
Panel
Coast
West
C.
Co.,
11-
11c
12V->c
10c
purchase
shares
bears
1,564,850
792.
p.
Scudder's.
16,100
Barret,
11-19
.
(monthly)
Stores,
below
Brothers
Eache
$1.13
(quar.)—
iH. R.) Corp.,
(initial)
Bros.
A.
12-15
Swasey
Weissberg.
Welsh
1
196,
_____
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Net Up 68%—
of
Inc.
11-26
convertible
$4
Warner
—V.
$0.96
91,716.112
1,628,036
—
i—
shares
Common
$3.97
117,338.791
—
—
etc.
Canadian nonresident tax.
9
number
shareholder
Stern
Pharmaceutical'—
Warner-Lambe., c
Common
;___
Iron—.
Company
Walgreen
__
(quar.)—
common
preferred
15%
Shares
11-16
1V2 %
15c
20c
12Vzc
$1.56',4
the
9
1
Materials,
is indicated here,
less
agrejed to
number
to
underwriter
1212-
12-
6 !4 %
payment
tax.
page
severally
that
holder
t3iy4c
12V2C
19c
Vulcan-Hart-
The corrected
$2,734,308
1,225,359
1.508,549
...
_—
share
per
sales,
Sales
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)_—.——
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Vulcan
Net
1961
151.2
$3,056,955
1.481,492
1,575,463
29—
taxes
income
income.
Net
Sept.
Ended
taxes
Earned
11-15
3
—:
incorrect.
was
date
record
S. funds,
ContinuedI from
12-:
.
date
income
Non¬
source.
4
sale
12-17
Corp
the
at
tax.
11-23
1
$1
Mfg.
and/or
Harriman
dividend
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15% ;
income
Corp. of America—Nine Months' Report—
before
Income
and1
Investment News
12-
1
1
Vogt
Canadian
1024.
p.
Period
Net
General Corporation
12-15
12-
3
Stock
11-15
195,
Shoe
both
1
Dare,
12-14
for this dividend.
7
12-18
12-
Virginia
3%
dividend)
V.
amounted
11-20
12-
___
stock
9
12-17
Extra
11-30
$8,867,000
11-
12-15
Iron
&
11-13
12-12
12-11
1
12-10
tl2'/2C
$2
Coal
ll|-27
tire
prices in both the United States and Canada will give us corporatewide relief from this piessure on earnings in the last quarter."—
Company
(quar.)——.—
Virginia
11-15
ended
same
Van
12-15
11-30
J_
Extra
Universal
8-31
$1.25
for the comparable segment
nine-month loss of $462,240.
a
was offset by the decline in
Canadian subsidiary.
business in the United States is also suffer¬
ing
generally
from
very
unsatisfactory
profit
margins,"
Mr.
Schrank
added.
"Anticipated increases
in
Seiberling tire
selling
11-14
$1.12%
17V2C
7VsC
series A (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
9-15
reported
the
of
"Replacement
11-30
12-14
—
(quar.)——
Lines
date
11-30
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
United
2-28
6-15
12'/2c
(quar.)_
closed
not
tax
Less Jamaica
x
12-18
common (reduced quar.)—
50c
(quar.)_——_ — —_——
$1.75
Corp. (quar.)_—25c
Sugar
in
British
t Payable in U.
7
12-
30c
27V2C
_____
—
(annual
Corp.,
Transfer books
Previously published
10c
25c
—
3-15
25c
A
(quar.)
y
1-
(quar.)
--
Co.
Less
12-
preferred
S.
Coke
&
Foods
11-2
Steel Corp.,
S.
Coal
a
11-15
5
10c
(quar.)
class
t Payable
22Vac
—
Tube
&
11- 8
5uc
Diego)
(San
Pipe & Foundry
7%
U.
(s-a)
Bank
11-30
ioc
11-15
.
15c
11-
12-15
corporation
made by the parent company
profitability
11-30
ioc
53
the $35,402,716 figure
from
The
1961.
of
Progress
ioc
Creations,
5.5%
down
11-15
3
2%
_
12-
12-
Co._
Playing
Zeigler
12-
__
dividend)
_____
12-11
—-
$1.06V»
(quar.)__;
common
preferred
U.
11-15
12-
7c
11-15
and
$1.12 Va
(stock
Corp.
resident
(quar.)—...
Envelope Co.
Lines
1
11-30
12-
Wonts—
Dye
(extra)
(quar.)___
Youngstown Sheet
*
preferred
(accumulative)—.—
.__
Borpx & Chemical
4%% pfd. (quar.)
R.
11-13
Zion
$4.25
tt.
1
A
Holders
Payable oi Rec..
Share
class
Quarterly
Ltd.
proximately
free
Quarterly
Quarterly
11-30
12-
20c
6%c
Corp.,
payment
United
11-30
1
Youthcraft
,
Investors
9
Electric
Batteries
1-
(Chicago)
__
United
11-
12-21
27-Vac
_______—
America
of
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
luuar.i
11-30
14c
22c
$1.06%
,
Gas
4.!4%
Yocam
securities
plus
System,
W7ie?i
per
of Company"
Express
Yardney
net invest¬
from
(2c
Fund
income
ment
Yale
Inc.—
Science
United
I
.
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
(2125)
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
up
over
of
unit sales, both in the United States and in Canada,
performance for the similar period in 1961. However,
lower
prices
generally and the devaluation of the
consolidated nine-month sales of $33,437,787 were.
dollar,
\
1
-
i
Standard
Equity
Corp.—Notes
Sold Privately—On
1962, it was reported that $500,000 of this
firm's senior notes due 1974, and $500,001) of its junior
subordinated notes due 1972 had been sold piivateiy
Nov.
13,
through Robert Fulton
Maine Co., New York.
The Cornmercial and Financial Chronicle
54
Availabiel to
•Etrriiings per average
preferred dividends
after
shares
common
$0.60
1,939,783
$0.64
2,077,606
—_ ——--——
outstanding-;
shares
common
66,523
1,178,544
Acquisition—
In
Financial
Standard
acquired Rock Finance Co.,
has
Green Bay,
a
Wis.
corporation with more than $5 million in outstanding
ceivables, Theodore H. Silbert, President, announced.
of
ber
will
acquisition
of
the
shares
the
New
Rock- Finance
ditional
as
licensed
said
loan
its
"The
said,
where
—V.
intends
creating
another
Rock
of
in
step
dievrsified
to
diversify the
SFC
in Wisconsin," Mr. Silbert
for development of Standard
Finance
plans
our
activities
financing
in
the
recently acquired Phoenix Finance Co.,
we
196,
con¬
subsidiary,
new
a
operates
financing
company.
■
acquisition
"is
Wisconsin,
Wisconsin),
which will engage in accounts
industrial time sales financing, factoring and
rediscounting.
Financial's
acquired
were
company,
insurance
own
Financial
by
Finance
Corp.
tof
financing,
receivable
throughout
offices
has
Standard
that
Rock
of
Financial
Standard
consumer
It
contracts.
Silbert
Mr.
operations
by
Exchange.
with
Co.,
a
sales
Financial
Stock
Midwest
Inc., of
area,
Cnicago."
1095.
p.
Standard
Industries, Inc.—Nine
Kollsman
Months'
—V.
19b,
income
Federal
after
4,928,536
2,435,515
$1.12
taxes—
providing
capacity -
Follis,
$1.18
the
share.
third
For
was
of
the
to
196,
when
1961,
of
first
nine
months
$233,863,000,
of
earnings
$3.43
or
the
share
per
Western
Hemisphere production
was
526,000
barrels
duly
11%.
Production
World-wide,
the
third
Follis
Mr.
said
the
attributable
gasoline
influx
the
of
share
preferred
of
common
earnings
tourists
Capital -and
in
the
quarter,
in
the
gain
a
of
$550,000,000
sales
of
the
third
production
increases.
substantially,
spurred
quarter
West
by
Coast
large
a
season.
for
full
the
year.—V.
196,
the
$106,928,766
period,
income
volume
Chandler,
Carl
R
York
Society
increased
by
reported
to
for
Chairman,
77
from
cents
the
correspond¬
reported
in
talk
a
Analysts.
Security
$3,257,920
to
sl,are earnings, in rising
26% .—V. 194
p. 2489.
per
of
$2,884,142
from
is
period.
shares
—V.
196,
9
61
•'
and
cents,
196,
fyf:
Co., New York.
Standard Pressed Steel Co,—Sales Up
sales
Sept.
of
Standard
30,
1962,
for the
profit
H.
year ago,
holders.
Net
Pressed
Hallowell,
Jr.,
president,
%
months
of
1961
of
ended
19%
reported
and
net
over
a
j
sales
the
nine
months
to Sept. 30,
1962, rose to $76,483,000 from $65,387,000 a year ago while net earnings increased to
$1,790,000 from $1,503,000 in the first nine months of 1961
m
.
Net
earnings for the 1962
based
on
with
2,760,000
54
share
cents
figure
shares
share
a
period
of
the
in
adjusted for
was
equal
were
stock
common
nine
1961
to
cents
outstanding
months;
subsequent stock
a
65
share
a
1961
The
Chase
transfer
Manhattan
agent
for
the
Bank,
New
Freeman
.•
Robert
The
stock
common
of
the
corporation—V. 196,
Gas
Corp.
Earnings
—
Record
was
of
net
Lazard
and
for
the
nine
months
ended
Sept.
1962
30,
Net
of
crease
last
of
Propane
for
&
Freres
of
first
low
months
the
in
president,
compared
5.9%
outstanding
for
despite
year,
is
equivalent
the
the
nine
fact
standing for the nine
than
for
the
month
income
net
over
This
year.
nine
same
of
to
Rubber
1962
of
to
for
share
195,
of
nine
the
for
the
average
as
period
share
same
common
compared
to
$1.18
196,
shares
which
pany
for
This
ings
Tulsa,
for
in
Okia.,
the
the
third
reported
company
quarter
comparable
of
1961
the
year,
quarter,
Net
sales
Costs
Paul
Cost
of
product
laliaferro
reversed
ing
the
better
improved
ment
Net
for
Tne
of
for
the
was
the
third
first
half
quarter
of
the
reject¬
company's
or
and
as
of
the
compared
decline
a
share
a
in
expanses
$327,758,000
were
for
the
$354,389,000
as
first
in
the
net
income
equivalent
for
the
$1.31
to
share
per
nine
per
for
months,
like
after
taxes,
as compared
with
period
of
1961 —V.
2384.
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.—May Build Coal
The
possibility
was
indicated
Texas
Utah
Eastern
of
to
by
500-mile
a
the
J.
W.
pipeline
industrial
in
a
Financial
speech
Eastman
Vice-President
Society of Financial Analysts on Nov. 8.
Hargrove said the $80 million coal pipeline
by Texas Eastern and Consolidation Coal Co.
into
the
other
The
Southern
available
new
Hargrove
area
at
196,
0.9%
first
2.6%
of
Securities
Reinholdt
nine
of
Angeles
Net
sold,
selling
and
for
Robert
with
compared
period
cost
coal
than
(net
of
J.
for
the
concept
first
of
time,
coal
make
the
vast
coal
30,
1962
$3,698,767
$1.48
p.
of
severally
&
1961"
5,015,455
2,790,494
outstanding.,.
5,133,425
5,123,268
share——______
$0 52
Naumari,
Newhard, Ccok & Co. —3.000
The
Reed.
1,000
&
Co.1,500
I.
;
Furman
6.000
Co.
&
2.000
—
——
1.500
Tnc.___l__—
6.000
Simon
M.
1,000
Co.
& Co
Emery
&
1,500
Co.,-
Inc.
Deane & Scribner
4.000
Brothers & Co.——
Stern
1.500
Stifel,
10,000
Co.—
1,000
Singer,
Co.,
Nicolaus
Inc.
Co.—_•
10,000
Stix
Weeks
10,000
;
Stone
Weil,
&
Co
Lear
Simpson,
1,000
&
McFawn
Ohio
Hickman,
Co.,
&
Smith
&
Richter Co.
Schneider, Bernet &
9,000
Howard,
$73,453,962
2,673,507
'
20.000
2,000
—
&
1,500
Inc._
Fenner
2,000
Hornblower
3,000
—
Pierce,
Scherck,
Podesta'
&
Co'
&
Co
&
Lynch.
2,000
►
7,500
—*__
Sachs
Masten
1.000
2,000
— _
Inc.—
2,000
Co.
&
i —:
G.
Co.
&
6,000
10.000
Co.—
1,500
McGuiness &
Clarke
E.
Inc,
Co.
&
Jones
Leavens,
A.
Merrill
Co.—:
Co
&
D.
McKelvy
Co.
2,000
Eichler
—
Al^ster
"
4,365,507
&
&
2,500
1.000
Webster
Securities
Labouisse,
& Co.,
'
Co
Corp.
10.000
—
$0 54
cam.
common
Repjort—
Fed.
inc.
taxes
shs.
Friedrichs
Humrihrey,
—V.
.»
195,
p.
(Percy)
■
The
21
&
Co.,
"
Inc
2,500
-
4,000
1803.
& Finance Corp.—Mort¬
Wilson Mortgage
has
corporation
30
feet
of
The
-
arranged
a
$3
million
mortgage
on
the
year
rentable
terms
area.-
brought
which
the
origination
to
the
Chicago
firm
at a 5,/a%
interest rate.
lcrge $3 million mortgage emphasizes
our
company's expansion into the national mortgage field.'-' said
William E. Strasser, Vice-President
of the mortgage firm.
were
a
"The
on
unaudited figures
for the Ward Baking Co. and do¬
subsidiaries, operations for the forty-two weeks ended Oct. 20,
in a consolidated Net Loss of $45,849, after reserving
Stroud
..
•
story
The
mortgage bonds due Feb. 1,1993,
had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & '
Co., Inc., New York.—V. 194, p. 2383.
Based
4,000
•
•
National American Bank Building in New Orleans, La.
old building, one of the tallest in the city, has as its
pincipal tenant the National American Bank, 4th largest in the
city. The bank occupies approximately 30%
of the 100.001 square
000 of this firm's first
Ward Baking Co.—Nine Months' Results--
Co.—-
Inc
Loan Arranged—
gage
'
&
Applegate &
Hulme,
1495.
Upper Peninsula Generating Co.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—On Nov. 14, 1962, it was reported that $6,278,-
mestic
A.
&
Lemon &
Richards
James
2,000
Co.—z
&
Kay,
Co.,
—::— *
Glynn
W.
Inc.
■
Edward
Co.,
&
____—
Hallgarten
$72,747,907
for
________
per
&
——
Inc.
provision
number
196,
Baird
Dempsey-Tegeler
583.
be.ore
have
below
Hutton
F.
Johnston.
50,000
Miller
$2,942,190
$1.86
&
Simonds
Cruttenden,
1
3,310,000
1962
named
Shares
E.
Co.__—50,000
1,500
Barth
John
4,787,700
765,401
4,126,000
Sept. 30—
Outstanding
2,119,737-shs;
below.
20,000
Boettcher
70,762,673
inc.)——974,884
&
Lynch
W.
Co.
taxes___-_
names
Lestrange & Co.
Blewer,
admin¬
shares:
**
first
25-year
placement
mortgage
of
this
1962, resulted
for
This
anv
transportation
and
4,000.000 shs.
-
Union
& Gardner
Bateman,
$82,567,964
5,529,500
int.
per
income
A
p.
on
the
2270.
with
a
consolidated
weeks ended Oct. 21,
strike
fected
taxes.
compares
forty-two
menced
revolutionary
will
SEPT.
underwriters
respective
Inc.
1961.
-1961
82,853,657
estimated'income
p.
Earnings
—V.
considered
"put
OF
stockholders
company.
terms
Leonard
Arthurs,
to
equivalent
' 1962
___
Income
$19,395
being
would
cheaper
a
Los
fuel."
and
said,
California
the
AS
and
approximately
represent
certain
by
com¬
elements
applications,
heating in homes
Blvd., Pittsburgh.
space
the
the
heating
industrial
which
to
in
share.
per
shares
electric
Thomas
sold
were
accrue
$23
of
among
Dillon,
Chaplin,
Sales
will
before
Nov.
Shares
the
$97,182,808
for
Period Ended
pump
liquid
of- Southern
California
heart
Hargrove,
Transmission
that
at
for
for
7500
shares,
will
of
name
(par-$5)_—J_.
their
opposite
R.
\
from
Privately—On
and conditions set forth in the underwriting
the selling shareholders, the company an-d the
underwriters, to purchase severally from the selling shareholders, at
$23 per share,
the number of shares of common stock set forth
7.2%
Pipeline—
coal
200
;...
public sale
and
at
capitalization,
the
on
agreement
of
and
Universal Match Corp.—Nine Months'.
compared
share,
the
is
the
of
proceeds
stock
Baker,
_
$1.54
100
Inc.'
Common Offered—On
—
variety
appliances
'
.
1961
similar
the
income
Average
year.
to
the
Goldman,
earnings
year,
operating income
gross
$354,068,000,
$25,469,000,
3>30 132,000
p.
the
balance
Sunray DX consolidated
The
195,
continue
period. Costs
$325,625,000.
with
trend
that
product-prices
late
in
the
third
quarter.
If
these
can be maintained, he said, this trend
of improve¬
months
1961
was
downward
out
Sold
Wiegand
trade
UNDERWRITERS—The
during
in
$19,611,726,
was
depreciation
expense
income
—V.
Taliaferro
prices
should
nine
pointed
Co.,
Authorized
Moore,
months
expenses
Provision
announced.
Mr.
wide
a
head-office
the
of
of
L.
CAPITALIZATION
expenses:
istrative
Net
E.
250
Co.—___
&
2024.
p.
first
the
was
electric
Its
•Common
because
George
in
set
__
and
Interest
earnings of 41 cents per
equal to per share earn¬
President
196,
Edwin
of
"Chromalox"
in
use
none
2199.
p.
Provision
share
Y.—V.
produces
the
13.2%
1095.
high
declined
.
■V';
last
Sunray DX Oil Co.—Quarterly Report—
White &
redemption on Dec.. 1, 1962, all of
mortgage bonds,..series R, due June 1,'
payment will be made at The Chase
Wiegand Co.
BUSINESS—This
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Nine Mos.' Report—
685.
p.
S.-Yantis
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Pittsburgh, headed an un¬
derwriting group which offered publicly 280,000 com-,
Inc.'
average
number of shares out¬
ended Sept. 30, 1982 was 3%
greater
1961.—V.
N.
v
Co.—Notes
PROCEEDS—All
p.
increase
period
same
in¬
an
-
Co.--
&
C.
600
j
High—
business,
an
$743,230,320
stock,
common
$2.82
or
profit
tire
$750,024,682,
record
the
for
all-time
an
net
stockholders.
of
1959, Mr. Vila said.
of
reached
while
competitive
totaled
$699,744,607
previous
income
a
—V.
the
months
period in
per
period
$1,967,444,
was
$1,858,693
$1.23
month
that
period
300
*
was
(Edwin L.)
and for the
term debt
Co., New York.—V. 196,
highly
reported
sales
with
the
Net
States
United
nine
prices
Nine-months
Chairman of the Board and President
the country's largest independent dis¬
Gas,
the
100
Co
Inc.—
Nov. 13, 1962 Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
New
York;
Reinholdt & Gardner, St. -Louis and
agreed,
LP-gas.
income
Co
&
&
Co.,
reported that $4,650,000 of this firm's
514% promissory notes were sold pri¬
vately through Francis I. duPont & Co!, New York.
—V. 196, p. 1814.
reported by Mark Anton,
Suburban
tributor
.
a
United States Rubber Co.—Sales at Record
$20,138,035
income
Stokes*
Strauss
&
200
,
.
$2.68
Time- High—
.
outstanding
'
continued expansion of the company's business.
The placement was arranged by F. Eberstadt & Co.,
All-
at
100
Co:,
for
first
N.
Motor
14, 1962, it
.300
&
Immediate
Bank,
White
Co
Co
&r
F:
-
•
called
olU%
106.33%.
Manhattan
Mr. Krim stated that the funds will be used for the
months
Propane
■//-
&
1,000
___
Thomas
200
.
•
S.
1—_-l
Nicolaus
Stroud
300
has
company
at
schools.
above
Suburban
J.
&
I
Steele
Walter
-
Co.__
&
outstanding
1989
small group .'
sub¬
co-
1920.
p.
-
&
400
Brothers
Inc.
To Redeem Bonds—
its
J.
Stifel,*
:
600
&
-r.
investors of $10,000,000 of 534%
ordinated notes due Oct. 1, 1977.
Villa,
aonointed
Wells
H.
-
200
-
____%
—
placement by the company with
of
been
Sons_
&
Hutchinson
Hughes
Inc
Scftwabacher
100
500
300
Sons
&
Ratlensperger,
250
'
$600
—
Hutzler~"_
Corp.
Co.,
&
_i
Salomon
—
Garrett
McMaster
Pollock
E.
Inc.
1,000
:
less
Amount
Wni.
Co.,
Corp
Co.
&
Gregory
Privately—Arthur
institutional
Sales
has
Purchasers,
Omitted)
-•
&
—__
vate
the
York,
tne
sold.
1,000
Stokes
Michigan
per
I
defaulting
more
300
Co
&
Iowa
under
196
Stone Container Corp.—Appointment—
in
British
to
900.
p.
-
be
t:
•
Co—
of
for the pri-
476.
p.
&
of
arrangements have been concluded
compared
The
dividend.—V.
interest
issued
196,
Additional
$5yl00
Oj.
-
repayment of certain shorter
its
of
those
issue
or
may
Co.,
Morris,
mon
stock¬
to
one
Bonds
| First
Krim, President of United Artists, has announced
of
will
Webb
to
-
Merle-Smith
&
Elkins,
the
17%—
nine
of the like period
showed an increase
months
nine
Thomas
the
ahead
17%
were
in
Steel
while
issued
Securities .Sold
—
United Artists Corp.—Notes Sold
have
Avenue
Commercial
were
cash.—V.
—
;
involving
New
Stearns
Bear,
'■
.
Avenue
transfer
in
1962
—^
Barth
J.
Nov. 14, 1962, it was'reported that
$300,000 of this firm's subordinated notes due 1972,
and 2,000 shares of its prior preferred stock ($100 par)
had been sold privately through Robert Fulton Maine
B.
Co.
12,
Stuart
that
Net
the
Inc.
1921.
p.
% » ft?
Corp.
the
xor
(000's
Privately—On
increased
Nov.
Corp.—Net Up—
'T
of
corporation,
*
all
Dick
year.—V.
Fifth
Savoy
subscribed
First
ff
British
wni
Fifth
Savoy
Amount
rose to $50,926,655 from $45,516,002
' :'•■■■ ■ %. V ?.
%
.
and
Webb & Knapp
Commercial
of
Halsey,
.
"
Property
purchasers (the successful bidders in com¬
bidding) have agreed, subject to the conditions of the
purchase -contract, to buy all of the New Bonds; under certain
$20,179,665 in tne corresponding period last year.
Earnings applicable to the common stock are equal to $1.44 per share, up from $1.25 a year ago, based on 12,783,436 shares now
outstanding.
Record operating revenues of $208,770,922 compared
with $181,996,936 in the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1961.
% *: •
For the third quarter net
income amounted to $5,691,095, or 35
cents a share, compared with $5,386,504, or 34 cents a share, the
■
wnoliyInvestment Trust
PURCHASERS—The
with
1
&
its
.
in
new-
were
follow:
corporation has reported-increased net income and operating
for the third quarter and twelve months ended Sept. 30.
for the twelve months set a new high of $22,851,026
■
York
we'ob
Securities
petitive
income
v
the
to
Co.-
year before. Operating revenues
in the corresponding period last
New
Financing De¬
reported the sale ojq
$14,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds due Nov. 1, 1992, through Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., New York.
Additional financing details
Nov.
revenues
compared
through
British
Knapp
&
49%—
Gas Pipeline
in
Merchant
corporation,
new
consideration
in
Knapp
Mullaney,
The
the
West Penn Power
363.
p.
interest' ana
in
stock
of
tails—Our
reflect general'improvement over the previous year.
manufacturing,
In¬
,
■
jointly
concern
Commercial
Property
Chairman. of
London
agreement between the two companies,
interest
Commercial
to $7,711,400, or 53 cents petwith $5,951,100, or 42 cents in
compared
"
stock,
common
1961
of
Canadian
British
two-thirds
a
property
of 49%. Per-share earnings
stock are $1.49 versus $1.03
increase
an
Truck Trailer Acceptance
Packaging reached a record of $112,735,526
period ended Oct. 7, 1962, an increase of $5,806,760
the^New
Net
&
to stockholders, Board Chairman Horace W. Brower
and President John R. Beckett said that earnings contributions by
each of Transamerica's operating groups, engaged in the business
of
life
insurance,
finance,
property v insurance, real estate, and
2023..
p.
Standard
over
1961
be'ore
nave
The
report
a
Net
were
the 40-week
ing
v,v"
quarter net income amounted
like
In
10%.
up
Follis
Mr.
5.4%
or
.•.
to the corporation's common
the similar period last year.
share
gas
1,196,000 barrels daily for
The nine months figure was
vacation
the
natural
Staiidard Packaging Corp.—Sales Up 5.4%; Net 26%
for
.!■.
be
Substantially increased earnings were announced by Transamerica
the nine-month period ended Sept.
30, 1962. Consolidated netincome
was
$21,414,400, compared with $13,467,800 for the like
This
Cnairman
the
owns
circumstances,
1961.
made
was
William- Zeckendorf,
Corporation.
Both Webb
have equal voting rights.
for
,
Net
problems
pollution
Corp.—Net Up
Transcontinental
exploratory expenditures and other investments by
approximately $393,000,000 for the first nine
said. He forecast total
expenditures of more
company
than
v
can
*1■,
"air
the
one-thrid
a
the
over
was
gain.
improvement
to
advanced
during
was
payment
gain
oil. and
third
months
10%.
earnings
10%
$3.12.
a
crude
production
after
common
of
nine
primarily
also
sales
of
months,
for
Standard's
quarter, a gain of
barrels daily, a 9%
1,180,000
was
the
third
the
company's
per
the
year,
preferred dividend. This represents
comparable nine mont' s figure for 1961 of
of
for
stock amounted to
approximately 16%
over
the
liquids
solution
2024.
p.
Transamerica
Third
common
increase
an
for
the
earnings
provision
After
applicable
This
that
reported
$79,960,000.
quarter
the
totaled
>"*'?
■
-
added,
he
by
Rayne,
subidiary,
Under
industrial
California's growing
for
wnicn
acquisition
Limited.
satis¬
factorily handled with the use of pollution control equipment now
available.
To avoid any problem with the local situation, however,
the generating facilities planned to utilize the liquid coal would
be
located
outside
of
the Los Angeles basin."
Texas Eastern,
in partnership with Consolidation Coal, is also
proposing a $100 million coal pipeline from West Virginia to the
New
York metropolitan area, he said, adding:
"Progress
on
the
eastern
coal pipeline now awaits legislative
action °to
give us the right of eminent domain, without which
the
line
may
not
be possible because of the determined
ob¬
structive tactics and opposition of the railroads,"
Hargrove
said a
bill was introduced at the last session of
Congress at the request of President Kennedy which would grant
the
right of eminent domain to interstate coal pipelines allowing
them
to
pass
under railroad tracks. He predicted that the bill
would be
passed into law during the next session of Congress.—
Up 16%—
$1.02.
were
of
Chairman,
earnings
a
of California—Net
Co.
to
came
'dividend,
fuel
cost
low
a
"Furthermore,"
for
G.
owned
will
the
offers
development
pipeline
coal
the
that
period in
applicable
i
685.
Standard Oil
R.
in
the
today
Max
and
Limited,
coal, pipeline, Hargrove said the liquid coal,
powdered coal and 40% water, can be utilized
cyclone-type
boilers and in conventional pulveuzed
said
of
.,
60%
of
for
$76,262,873
3,796,979
taxes-:
p.
quarter
•
■
boilers.
He
•
2,138,899
before
share
Per
1961
$67,656,430
1
—
income
Net
1962
30—
$0.98
sales
income
Net
■
Knapp and British Commercial
Limited of Toronto.
(Canada)
Lonoon
ana
Knapp,
& Knapp, in the Savoy Hiiton Hotel,
prop¬
has. been acquired by a new company xormed
&
Announcement
the
Monday, November 19, 1962
.
Webb
of
York
V^'ebb
by
vestments
than
Period Ended Sept.
Net
Coast to
the Gulf
from
way
jointly
the
discussing
directly
V.
Report—
the
all
seaboard.
consisting
coal
an
shares.
common
re¬
undisclosed num¬
Approximately 75%
of
exchange
an
issued
be
to
York
principally
by
Financial
Standard
on
be
pipeline
by
gas
pane
eastern
The
.
Knapp, Inc.—New Affiliate—
New
in
erty
&
interest
Tne
Predicting
$1,245,072
1,329,512
snares
common
Webb
the West
available economically to the "booming,
market of Southern California."
increased business for Texas Eastern's "Little Big
Inch"
pipeline,
which
comprises
the
largest common carrier
products pipeline operation in the world, Hargrove said a new
pipeline
presently under construction in Ohio will connect the
system to another line extending to the Pniiadelpnia area. This
will
enaole
the Little Big Inch system to carry butane and pro¬
nungry
energy
1961
1962
Net
proiic alter taxes
-——
$1,500,326
Preferred
dividends
_______—170,814
of
resources
Financial Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Standard
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Average
.
(2126)
at
the
Sept.
1
company's
and
was
Net
Loss
1961, after tax
New York City
not settled
operating results for the
year
until
of
$414,808
credit
of
oakery,
Nov.
to -Oct.
7,
20.
for
which com¬
adversely af¬
1962.—V.
192,
Natural Gas Co.—To Redeem
Wisconsin
the
$257,451.
Bonds—
.
redemption on Dec. 10, 1962, all
of its outstanding first
mortgage bonds, 5M>% series d"e 1982 at
106.04%
plus
accrued
interest.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee, or at the Bankers Trust Co.,
The
company
has
called
.
N.
Y.—V.
196,
p.
1922.
for
Number 6213
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2127)
55
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
lows:
sold, to
Stubbs, Watkins
/.
W'ar
Cullman, Ala.
v
S
r a n t
$136,000
to
Due
inclusive.
Jan.
Due
1963
1970
to
44,000 31i>s.
1971
Dated
M-N.
1973
Nov.
on
Farish &•
Legality
No.
All
Arant,
will
&
O. Hamilton),
(P.
receive
(M'ST)
S
$200,000 state gasoline tax antici¬
able
pation
office.
warrants
revenue
&
Co.;
Wulbern,
Pierce, Carrison,
Merrill
Inc.;
Pima
Lynch,
.
Securities Corp.,
and 3s
at
interest
Dated
price lof 100.11,
a
cost
Oct.
of
about
1962.
1,
Legality
White,
Bradley,'
Arant,
No.
County
(P.
Due
Dec.
Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids until
10:30
(CST)
a.m.
bonds,
follows:
as
•/
-
Bond
A.
196,
Los
National
Angeles,
100.98,
as
Feb.
on
from
1
1967
to
inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
L from
1965
to
and
Principal
1962,
1,
interest payable
chants
or
Aug.
National
at the
Bank
of
of
water
County Treasurer's office.
Hemet
gnat,
bids
or
Bank
bile
&
or
York
v
the
American
Trust
National
of $1,084,000
Nov. 14
un¬
Project
Bonds,
1963 to
1,
De¬
Series
Dated
County
members
of
the
under¬
National
City Bank
New
Company; The First
Bank
National
of
Chicago;
Blyth
Co., Inc.; The First Boston Cor¬
Company
of
Mo¬
Chase National Bank, New
City.
White,
Legality approved by
Bradley.
Arant,
All
Dec.
purchase of $675,000
sewer
Bank;
Trust
Smith,
and
Barney
Dated Jan. 1,
1963.
Bank
&
to
Due on July 1
York
New
and
Trust
Glore,
Trust
Com¬
refunding
ing warrants
headed by
issue of
visors, will receive sealed bids at
group
a
price of par.,
a
about 3.86%.
a
net interest cost of
as
Los
Angeles until 9
Dec. 4 for the
incl.
$170,000 3%$.
1963
Due
to 1977
130,000 33/4S.
1978 to
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
4s.
1984
to
Due
on
Bank of
from
1, 1964.
1964
to
Principal and interest
City
'
•
Shasta
from
Bond
inclusive.
1988
and
District,
26
for
$32,000
Oct.
1962.
1,
A-O.
Legality
White,
Bradley,
,
Interest
approved
Arant,
All
by
&
Rose.
1923—were
p.
Richards &
Charter
Los
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
-
Bond
Lee,
sealed
on
-
Offering—Wallace F. Da-
City
bids
Nov.
27
Clerk,
until
for
will
11
the
a.m.
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
Bond
Oak
awarded
Union
Securi¬
Incorporated;
The
First
1963
Co.
Unified
Bank:
Seattle-First
Company.
p.
of
Corpora¬
1
America
Francisco.
N.T.& S.A.
•
of
&
.
•
&
Co.; E.
Co.;
F.
corporated ;„ Paribas
Elm
Monte
Los
San
•
Thalmann
William
Hutton
&
Co.'; Hayden, Stone & Co. In¬
Angeles County, Calif.
1706—were awarded to the Bank
Principal
Palos
Angeles
Corporation.
School
County,
Los
Angeles
Dec.
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Dec.
11
until 9
for
the
until
for
4
9
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
Verdes
the
purchase
school
payable
1, 1963. Due
on
interest
Principal
payable
(J-J)
Treasurer's
and
the
at
office,
or
at
of the fiscal agencies of the
any
in
County
City
York
New
or
Chicago.
Sale
1706
First
Blyth
the
for
Due
a.m.
Supervisors,
(PST)
Oct.
Oct.
1,
1962.
1967
to
1972
and
interest
the
County
at
office.
Barbara County,
to
R.
H.
William
and
Co.,
An¬
Los
R.
Inc.,
price of 100.01,
a
follows:
1965
to
55,000 3s. Due
1969 to
250,000
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
Due
to
on
on
1
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1987
to
Dec.
from
1980.
350,000 3V4S. Due
1981
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
3s.
1976
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
380,000 2%s. Due
Quartz Hill), Calif.
D.
Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
$170,000 water
bonds offered November 8—v. 196,
1923
p.
—
Channel*
Placer
Bond
mac.her,
to
the
Securities
Co.
awarded
werq
Newman
Roseville City
School District,
County, Calif.
the
of
■
will
Nov.
the
for
20
Board
15,
interest
of
Dated De¬
Due
1962.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
$365,000 school bonds.
1964 to
of
sealed
receive
bids at Auburn until 11
on
Rechen-
Offering—L.
Clerk
i
Supervisors,
on
1982, incl.
Dec.
15
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Legal¬
County Treasurer's office.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Sacramento City
Sacramento
Bond
Unified Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until November
the
purchase of
28 for
$5,500,000 school
bonds.
Rafael
Marin
Bond
Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
Santa
Offerin g—Robert
of
Co.,
$165,000 41/4s. Due
San
Lompoc Hospital District,
7—v.
awarded
net interest cost of about 3.10%,
as
$178,000
from
payable
Treasurer's
Nov.
Dated
1
Principal
inclusive.
on
of
purchase
bonds.
on
(A-O)
11
$1,200,000
Nov.
Bank
&
Co., at
and
County, Calif.
until
The
were
—
&
from
Bend Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
field
—
offered
National
geles,
cember
Lamont School District, Kern
Clerk of the Board of
Unified
group composed of the Security-
of
Jan. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
1983
the
at
Peninsular
bonds
p.
$^80,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
to
from 1964
1
(Principal and
County, Calif.
(P. O.
(PST)
a.m.
of
Quartz Hill County Water Dist.
bids at
visors, will receive sealed
Speers, Secretary of the
Nesvig, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
on
Los
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Bond
Calif.
(J-D)
Bond
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
District,
Bond Offerin g—Gordon, T.
at Los Angeles
Legality
(PST)
School District, Los Angeles
(J-D) payable at the
office.
Grun-
County Treasurer's office.
from
will receive sealed bids at Bakers-
Securities
Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds
Staats
Dist.,
bonds offered November 7—v. 196,
Dec.
15
Dec.
on
Treasurer's
school
W.
&
,
Sale—The $490,000 school
$267,000
Hudson School District,
Na¬
Company, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
Hill
—
School
of
Dated
inclusive.
1982
to
and interest
National
Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Laden-
R.
school
interest
(PST) on Nov.
bonds.
A.
purchase
Dec.
on
Moulton
sealed
the
inclusive.
1987
a
receive
purchase
Due
Oregon; The Philadelphia
Trust
burg,
to
ap¬
Calif.
will
the
1962.
20
&
bonds offered November 5—v. 196,
Dated
Bank;
Company; Kid¬
Smith
Equitable
County, Calif.
Sa'e—The
Legality
Offering—Jo Ann Taylor,
Clerk,
R.
Creek- School
City.
Holtville,
tion; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;
Cedar
1
National
&
Co.;
(J-J)
office.
Oct.
&
tional Bank; Mellon National Bank
Oct. 1 from
1983 inclusive.
1992
1
Jan.
8c
Nat.onal
payable at the County Treasurer's
■
250,000
Jan.
-on
Dated
Forgan
Dillon,
Incorporated;
on
1962. Due
1,
Staats &
of
Dean Witter & Co.; Weeden & Co.
purchase of $250,000
school bonds.
Due
follows:
(PST)
a.m.
ajt the fiscal
Trust
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
sold to
was
at
or
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
County
Eastman
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
Hugo Marx & Co., at
Anglo
-
Moulton
ties &
public- build¬
Warrant Sal e—An
$550,000
H.
Northern
der, Peabody & Co.
Angeles County, Calif.
Phenix City, Ala.
York
San
$490,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
the
at
for
20
Principal
of the County in Chicago
New
District,
County, Calif.
Offering—John
Nov.
a
or
and
Redwood City until 10 a.m.
on
Angeles County, Calif.
Company
The
R.
Carmenita School District, Los
Rose.
Jan.
on
office,
or
1964
1
payable at the Los
School
Mateo
in
&
Continental Illinois National
Bank
Crocker
1988, inclusive.
1965
Jan.
on
payable
Angeles,
(J-J)
from
Principal
Angeles County Treasurer's office.
196,
h
'
Bank; Drexel & Co.; Chem¬
Company;
bonds.
from
a.m.
City
Harris
Chicago;
for the
interest
the Bank of America.N. T. & S. A.,
Los
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1988
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
pany;
11
1, 1963. Due
to
inclusive.
1962.
1,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
are:
-
until
11
1988 inclusive.
Treasurer's
agency
coupons
Jan.
of
visors, will receive sealed bids at
unlimited ta* bonds,
interest
>
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
of
sealed
until
1965 to
9
the
for
$402,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
to
from
11
Bond
Board
receive
590,000 school bonds. Due
and
Angeles, until
Dec.
on
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
$494,000 school bonds. Due
inch
1992,
100.025 for
Los
Peque-
A.
follows:
as
Wells Fargo Bank; United Cali¬
Offering-—Sealed bids will
received
be
Legal¬
Dec. 3 for the purchase
on
Los
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Millbrae
the
of
will
Riverside
at
(PST)
on
bile
Clerk
Supervisors,
G.
—
District,
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Riverside County, Calif.
Offering
School
California
Valley Union School Dist.,
Bond
Joint
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
15,
fornia
Carlsbad, Calif.
Bond
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
improvement
ical
Mobile,
on
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Mer¬
the First National Bank of Mo¬
Dated
Dec. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1979
Bond
Savings
approximately $5,000,000
bonds.
a.m.
poration; Harriman Ripley & Co.
rectors, will receive sealed bids at
chase
Dated
10
Incorporated;
ett, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
Ventura until Feb. 1 for, the pur¬
1990 inclusive.
to
sealed
until
bonds.
15, 1962. Due
1964
net interest cost to the
2.9221%
&
County, Calif.
receive
school
Bankers Trust
Bond Offering—Monroe E Ever¬
•
2,050,000 road and bridges bonds.
Due
Ventura
>•
an
$33,000,000 Water
due Dec.
First
Calleguas Municipal Water District,
1981
of
Lowell
of
Board
Nov. 21 for the purchase
on
York; The Chase Manhattan Bank;
basis of about 3.15%.
a
Dec.
will
Sacramento
$80,000
America
of
manager
writing group
-
$1,835,000 Courthouse bonds.
is
Treasurer's
office.
Legality,. ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Betty L.
—
the
of
Principal and in¬
Angeles and Orange Counties,
1 from 1965 to 1988
Sale— Bank
Other
price
a
San
4%, 3.60%, 2.60%, 2%%, 2.80%,
JBank of
-3%s,. at
at
(PST)
of
District.
school
1815—were awarded to the
p.
office,
2.90%, 3%, 3.10% and-2%, setting
a
District,,
Offering
Clerk
Supervisors,
.bids
California
'
velopment
of
$40,000
Principal
Bay Municipal Utility District,
-
purchased
p.
County, Calif.
Sale—The
from
1
payabl^ at the
derwriting group which
building bonds offered Nov. 5—v.
of
-
.
-
School
Legality approved by Orrick,
Bond
Alta Loma School District, San
28 for' Security-First
Now
on
purchase of $3,885,000 limited
(J-D)
of
Dated
Dec.
on
Treasurer's
The group bid
Offering—Leroy Stevens,
President of the County
•<
D,
Bernardino
purchase
inclusive.
1992
N.T.& S.A.
Hogle & Co,
\
Bond
George,
1
East
Joint
1982, inclusive.
terest (J-D) payable at the County
California
on
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
and $80,-
J.
District
bonds.
sewer
from
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
(PST)
p.m.
1962. Due
County
$100,000 bonds
to
or
Dr. Joseph F.
—
the
for
interest
and
.
.
awarded
Los
County, Calif.
Secretary of the
to
Jose.
196,
City
Offering
1,
1965
pay¬
Treasurer's
5—v.
of
York
Sanitary District, Santa
$1,700,000
on
(P. O. -Tucson),
Nov.
County
Dated
1
1983, inclusive.
and interest
20
Nov.
school
of High School District
offered
#
Alabama
Bond
County
the
the
Cupertino until 8
&
Mobile),
O.
at
bonds.
Due on Jan.
Sacramento and Placer Counties,
Board, will receive sealed bids at
CALIFORNIA
Mobile
tax
11
the
for
Arizona
1599—were
by
All
No., 8
Hose.
the
until
10
Divelbess.
v-
000 bonds
semi¬
approved
County
Bond Sale—The
annually from Oct. 1, 1964 to Oct.
1970.
bids
of School District No. 8
2.92%.
Due
I,
1964 to
from
New
Clara
'
County, Flowing Wells School
■.
net
a
1
Jan.
.
Brown,
$2,400,000
&
of
at
Cupertino
Legality approved by Gust,
Districts
2%s
as
to
Elverta
on
Principal and interest
Angeles
Supervisors,
Dec.
on
the
at
fierce, Femier & Smith Inc., and
Interstate
sealed
of
Rosenfeld
composed of Watkins,
group
Morrow
sold
was
(PST)
Dated
Jan.
on
payable
Chicago.
■~*v-
Principal and-interest (J-J)
issue of
Due
(J.-J.)
Jan. 1 from 1967 to 1977 inclusive.
le —An
a
1965
purchase of $555,-
bonds.
incl.
1988
Bond
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
bonds.
Alabama
Warrant
ap¬
Averill,
Offering—Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
by
the
agencies
(P.O. Phoenix), Ariz.
purchase
County
1963.
Legality
Phoenix Union High
210,
Bond
Interest
approved
for
4
000; school
Schools and College System
Hose.
Marion
1973
to
Maricopa County School District
'
.Nov. 1 from
1962.
Bradley,
1964
Dec.
Treasurer's office, or at any fiscal
a.m.
White,
from
Los Angeles until 9 a.m.
ARIZONA
inclusive.
1,
1
visors, will receive sealed bids at
...
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Hose.
inclusive.
Due
to
was
Noy.,1 from
on
1.
.
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
issue of
follows:
as
1964
school
1, 1963.
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
from
1
inclusive.
warrants
$2,880,000
Jan.
Due
.
Thornton, Mohr,
$92,000 314s.
1,
District,
1968
& L'om-
1 e—An
a
refunding
Gaunt, Inc..
a
School
to
Jan.
was
on
'
to
Unified
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
on
warrants
bardo.
.
...
240,000 improvement bonds.
improvement
sold
Los
■
•
$100,000 improvement bonds.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $43,000
Claremont
$340,-000 assessment bonds, as-fol¬
Chiidersburg, Ala.
High
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering
—
George
H.
Gnoss, County Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors,
bids
at
San
will receive sealed
Rafael
until
2
p.m.
purchase
Lompoc until 8 p.m. (PST) on
of $500,000 school bonds. .Dated
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $500,Dec. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
000 hospital bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
(PST) on Nov. 27 for the
at
1Qf59.
nn^
nn
Den.
1
from
1964
to
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal
>
58
San
America
of
Francisco,
S. A.,
&
purchases choice
or
agents
paying
York
New
in
or
by
approved
Legality
Chicago.
T.
N.
interest
Meriden, Conn.
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
Bank
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2128)
Sale
Bond
ing
bonds total¬
improvement
public
offered
$1,520,000
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington and
a
group
Sutcliffe.
Brothers & Hutzler, Drexel & Co.,
$95,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
Co.,
Calif.
County,
2.70s, 1 at
as
1923
Richards
awarded
were
—
&
Offering—L.
for
receive
a.m.
(PST)
Supervisors,
until
bids
sealed
11
bonds,
Dated Jan. 2, 1963. Due on
: 1964
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
office.
pay¬
Treasurer's
approved
by
County
Legality
Whittier
Los
Union
school
196,
Sale
T h
(EST)
N.
to
a
S.
A.
of
interest
price of 100.02,
cost
of
about
$330,000
natural
Due
a
2.71%,
Dec.
on
1,
1964
3%s, at
Due
850,000 2%s. Due
1976 to
Dec.
on
1
Florida
and
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
1,
syndicate:
First Boston Corp.; Merrill Lynch,
&
Co.; First of Michigan
Corporation; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Crutten-
den, Podesta & Miller;
Mac Arthur
&
Secretary
(EST)
on
dale,
New
York
proved
the
refunding
the
1963.
Due
1981
inclusive.
1966 to
bonds
and
proved
are
County
Tallmadge
by
1,
interest
the
office.
Legality
&
ap¬
Tall-
madge.
11
1923
Interest
Stuart
Co.,
a
Nov.
13—v.
196,
basis of about 2.73%.
Sale
—
Corporation
and
awarded
Nov.
on
First
(EST)
of
were
issue
an
of
$48,000,000 3%, 21/4S, 2V2, 2.60. 2%
to
bonds at prices to yield
1.90% for those due in 1967
2.90%
for
The group
at
the
1983
ing
a
maturity.
awarded the issue
was
competitive sale
for
on
net interest cost
the combination
a
bid
by Standard
full
faith
&
of 2.5571 %
of coupons.
Poor's,
and
the bonds
credit
tions of the state.
approved
bids
obliga¬
will
receive
for, the
Champaign
11
a.m.
No.
Dated Oct.
1, 1962.
1964
to
certificates
Oct.
on
1990, inclusive.
callable.
are
1
Interest
Dec.
from
1
J-D.
1,
school
1962.
1966 to
Due
Legality
approved
Manager,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
28
for
the
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
$1,-
Due
1992
July 1 from 1965
on
inclusive.
terest
(J-J)
chaser's
Principal
payable
option
at
the
such
at
to
in¬
and
pur¬
bank
a
located in Atlanta, New York.
City
or
Chicago. Legality approved by
Kelly & Mobley.
Whitfield County School District
S
a
1
e
-7-
until
Offering
10
W.
—
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase
bonds.
1
Jan.
from
Interest
to
1965
1962
1992,
Legality
awarded
to
a
group
Crawfordsville
of
John Nuveen &
Co., Equitable Se¬
curities
and
Co.,
at
Corp.,
a
price
of
Goodbody
100.04,
a
&
net
ter,
School City,
vember
bonds
7—v.
196,
of
$18,000
bonds
Share
Corp.,
Clerk,
will
100.25,
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Offering — John Viscolo-
City Controller, will receive
sky,
sealed
on
bids
Dec. 3
800,000
until
sanitary
Dec.
1,
1865
to
1962.
'
on
series
Sanitary
from
1
or
Legality
of
the
sealed
Nov.
are
Dec.
approved
callable.
(J-D)
the
1962.
by
Principal and inter¬
payable
by
the
at
office.
City
Legality
Bannister,
Kansas
Bond
ap¬
Carpenter,
of
the
Trustees
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
$9,-
1972
to
Groneman,
ceive
sealed
Clerk,
bids
Mat¬
of
28
for
11
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
1989
will
until
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
The
Principal
bonds
in¬
and
terest (J-J) payable at the Liberty
Bank
Louisville,
or
York Trust
&
Trust
Co.,
Chemical Bank New
Co., Chicago.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Madisonville, Ky.
$550,000 indus¬
building bonds offered Nov.
trial
12—v. 196, p. 2026—were awarded
to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller.
Richmond, Ky.
Bond
re¬
10
and
fered
Nov.
pur¬
gas
12—v.
awarded
were
headed
by
The
—
revenue
196,
to
W.
E.
$2,190,000
bonds of¬
1924—
p.
syndicate
a
Hutton
98.59,
as
$150,000 6s.
1964
interest
net
a
3.47%,
1967
405,000 3s.
a
price
cost
of
follows:
Due
to
Co.,
&
White, Weld & Co., at
1
from
1
Dec.
on
from
inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
a.m.
the
Sale
water
of
George T.
—
City
Robert
-—
Commissioner
callable.
are
and
City, Kansas
Offering
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
(CST)
chase
of
bonds,
Nov.
on
for
20
unlimited tax
$1,406,6*18
follows:
as
from
1
330,000 3y4s.
1963
Due
011
1982 incl.
to
1981
from
1
1963
to
1982
inclusive.
Dated
callable.
est
(M-N)
1962 J The bonds
1,
Principal and inter¬
payable
the
at
Treasurer's office, Topeka.
ity
Stinson,
by
approved
State
Legal¬
Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizell.
bonds
Sale
offered
2026—were
of
a
St.
The
—
Nov.
13—v.
awarded
Louis, at
130,000 3s.
Equitable
J.
J.
to
a
196,
a
Dec.
Due on
1,
1994.
Securities
Bros.;
Ohio
The
Corporation;
Son; Almstedt
Company;
Raf-
fensperger, Hughes & Co.; Strana-
han, Harris &
Co.,
and
Alden
&
Greater Lafourche Port Commission
p.
(P. O. Galliano), La.
group
price of 100.12,
auditorium
2V2S,
1963
"Bend
Sale—The $500,000
public
improvement bonds offered Nov. 7
—v.
198,
to
group
a
1395—were
p.
awarded
by Hattier Sz
headed
Sanford.
2.69%,
to
bonds,
due
1972
2%s, due
1973
to
1979
on
Lafourche Parish
on
1980 to
1982
Dec.
1
1
inclusive;
on
Bond
for
Dec.
inclusive;
$240,000 2%s, due
from
Dec. 1 from
(P. O.
Thibodaux), La.
$560,000
1
on
B. Hilliard &
follows:
and
inclusive.
Due
LOUISIANA
$2,900,000
net interest cost of about
from
Due on Dec. 1 from
1983
Co., Inc.
Company, both of New York
from
Dec. 1 from
1984 to 1992 inclusive.
Wichita, Kansas
Bond
011
Other members of the syndicate:
Nov.
are
to
935,000 31/2S.
882,974 improvement bonds. Due
Nov.
Due
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
240,000 3.40s.
bonds.
renewal
$1,600,000
Free-
Nov.
on
about
$800,000
J.
State
at Frankfort until
bimds
The
KANSAS
as
bids until 2 p.m.
foe
1,
City, and the First National Bank
Offering—Lytle
University,
27
011
Trust
of
University (P. O.
Treasurer
Due
Board
Lafayette), Ind.
hafer,
1977 incl.
to
bonds.
elsewhere
the
Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
on
composed of the Chase Manhattan
by
Offering
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1964 inclusive.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1981
on
Bond Sale-—The
Bank, Chemical Bank New York
Commissioners and the
purchaser.
1963
B
Sept. 1, 1980.
on
1982.
$2,180,000
payable at the
(J-J)
agreement
Nov. 26
on
of
sealed
Principal
Gary National Bank,
by
Dated
Jan.
Due
Kentucky (State of)
follows:
as
Dec. 1 from
680,000
of $9,-
bonds.
Due
receive
purchase
bonds,
(CST)
a.m.
1994, inclusive.
interest
and
10
for the purchase
Sept. 1, 1978
.
July 1, 1961. Due
Dec.
on
Interest
$1,500,000 series A bonds. Due
on
basis of about 2.69%.
a
on
Due
(CST)
p.m.
the
revenue
No¬
price
a
Due
1979.
$25,000,000 highway bonds. Dated
Offering—W. L. McNamar,
1:30
1816—were
23/4s, at
Sept. 1, 1976
National
Indianapolis Bond
as
on
Cownie, Inc.
Ind.
offered
p.
Due
Finance, will receive sealed bids
incl.
1971
1 from
and 1977.
$43,000
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney.
Bond
Sale—The $195,000 school
improvement
89,000 3y4s.
sold to
J-D. Legality approved by Bannis¬
Nov.
were
composed
of
building
1, 1962.
1964 to
$523,644
INDIANA
Purdue
13
1 from
rev¬
1,
J-D.
Due on Sept.
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
thews,
sold to Becker; &
was
27
approved by Dallstream, Schiff,
Hardin, Waite & Corschel.
Bond
323,000 3s.
and
was
Sept. 1 from
on
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
"
issue
bonds
garage
follows:
as
Due
108,000 3 ^s. Due
Smith,
Nov.
on
3.38%,
and
Ahlers & Conney.
E.
of $500,000
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
The $1,200,000
,school bonds offered Nov.
municipal
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Dalton), Ga.
Bond
Mc¬
Laurens, la.
proved
Monmouth), III.
Bond
&
will
Sale—An
revenue
Treasurer's
Monmouth College (P. O.
Offering—John H. Mark-
City
Ross,
were
Corporation, at a price
net interest cost of
$107,000 6s.
Bond
est
by Pacey & Pacey.
of
Bond
Na¬
White-Phillips Co.
1979, incl.
Decatur, Ga.
land,
Bond
sewer
for
20
$985,000
Dec.
awarded to the
GEORGIA
by
Badger, Iowa
City
Sauer,
Nov.
on
of
Dated
Interest
The
Legality approved by Cald¬
Illinois
offered
1924—
a
51,000 3V2s.
/
certificates.
Due
or
IOWA
for
W. W.
—
(CST)
p.m.
99.00,
about
bonds
p.
group headed by the
a
96,000 3%s.
approved
until
2
Nov. 28 for the purchase
revenue
Wabash,
196,
awarded to
Cord, Ice & Miller.
and
Community
District
Offering
purchase
Due
until
Bank,
Continental
Dated Dec.
Bakas,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
Nov., 8—v.
(J-J) payable at the
National
&
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
for
Offering—R. K. Ev¬
sealed
on
nam¬
Rated Aaa by Moody's and AAA
are
Chapman
(P. O. Paxton), III.
Bond
1980,
callable.
are
Legality
$1,000,000
from
School
1963.
City Clerk and Auditor, will
receive
1962.
and 2.80%
from
to
500,000 school bonds. Dated July 1,
Boston
associates
14
1,
1964
J-J.
Certificate
Nov.
(State of)
The
Jan.
from
Leesburg, Fla.
ans,
Le¬
Deer 3
until
Vermillion,
Unit
improve¬
Dated
1
The bonds
p.
awarded to Halsey,
Co., Inc., and Cooley &
2.80s, at a price of 100.63,
Bond
City.
Dec. 5 for
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
&
Connecticut
on
by Chapman & Cutler.
were
as
bids
sealed
(EST)
Jan.
Sale—The $625,000 school
offered
—
by
Iroquois Counties
tljie
City
Principal
Pella, Iowa>
Ford,
Fla.
receive
a.m.
Berlin, Conn.
Bond
Myers,
bonds.
on
A-O.
CONNECTICUT
bonds
York
Manager,
bids
bonds.
will
inclusive.
$320,000
from
Treasurer's
Freeman,
Due
purchase of $700,000 school bonds.
on
Nov.
on
1
at
sealed
enue
of
The
payable
sealed
Jan.
Principal
(A-O)
of
Dated
Oct.
on
Board
(MST)
purchase
ap¬
Watson.
&
Fort
ment
Dicken¬
receive
bonds.
Patterson,
by
Richardson
Due
Colorado
p.m.
Legality
1962.
The $774,000 first
—
revenue
/
or
County Community School
Business
mortgage
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago.
If eights), III.
The bonds
the purchase of $600,000
Westminster),
will
City.
1,
callable.;
are
interest
payable
Bond Offering—Peter R.
Principal and interest
Bankers Trust Company,
or
until
Offering—Alice
4
1985 inclusive.
to
Bond Offering—S. N. Gran,
COLORADO
Education,
p.m.
Kenower,
County School District
of
2
Dec.
1
District No. 25 (P. O. Arlington
re¬
bonds. Dated
revenue
callable.
Clerk,
callable.
in New
Florida
until
bids
Dated
/
(F-A) payable at the Fort Lauder¬
I
Secretary
the
of
Wither-
Bond Sale
Mitchell,
Nov. 20 for
on
Bond Sale—An issue
dale National Bank, Fort Lauder¬
Hogle & Co.
No. 50 (P. O.
W.
(EST)
a.m.
or
Dec. 1
on
Corporation (P. O. Louisville), Ky.
School Building
July 1 from 1965 to 199$, incl.
olis,
improvement
2V2S. Due
County Public Properties
of
First
on
KENTUCKY
Jefferson
Offering—Mark
inclusive.
interest
and
Jan.
on
1977,
approved
Cook
Dec. 3 for the purchase
$9,000,000
Co.; J. B. Hanauer
& Co. and J. A.
for
Due
to
Dated
City Treasurer's office,
gality
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
1964
1982.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; C. J.
27
1969
City
as
par.
Offering—T.
sealed
of
Dec.
on
Other members of the
bids until
bonds.
office bf the fiscal agent of
at the
the
Development Commission, will
are
son,
the
at
Miller.
&
First U. S.
Development Commission
ceive
1980 inclusive.
2.90^.
Bond
price of
a
ington,
i'
2V2s.
from 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
Adams
196,
Finance' Agency,
Home
and
Dec. 1, 1966
on
1967.
1,335,000
Devine
1—v.
Nov.
Ice
bonds.
and
due
1982 incl.
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Legality
inclusive.
1960.
1,
Principal
cer¬
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
330,000 23/4s. Due
1981
offered
1977,
Dated
bonds.
sewer
from
i
1394—were sold to the Housing
to
Due on Jan. 1 from
$696,000
revenue
Due
2%s,
general
as
1
inclusive;
$150,000
bonds,
Dec.
on
1979
1 from 1980 to
300,000
Lafay¬
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
on
due
to
1
inclusive;
Gary National Bank,
or
until 11
2%s,
1973
Legality approved by Ross,
Bond
1972
and
1
National Bank, La¬
Purdue
Thle bonds
Cutler.
4s.
340,000
The
—
system
gas
tificates
and 1965.
and
2,200,000
City, Fla.
Sale
1969
Bank,
to
for
Dec.
on
Dec.
First
Indiana National Bank, Indianap¬
July 1, 1957.
San
follows:
as
Crescent
p.
a
from
1
building
900,000
1963
Jan.
Certificate
from
1
inclusive.
1969 to 1977,
7—v.
Jan.
on
$350,000
the purchase of $2,880,000 revenue
due t
a
1976, inclusive.
Jan.
on
pur¬
1 from
Dec.
on
i
v
1,400,000 community bonds.
a.m.
inclusive.
$3,185,000
Nov.
awarded
T. <&
Francisco, at
net
1967
Due;
1964 to
chase of $70,000 notes. Dated Dec.
1962. Due
I
and
bridge
bonds.
FLORIDA
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America
11:30
for the
27
Nov.
on
of
$7,000,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
$2,500,000
National
bonds,
2i/2s. due
1963
from
Corp. (P. O. Wabash), Ind.
(CST)
purchase
from
interest
Indianapolis,
Wabash City
receive
a.m.
follows:
until
bids
11
the
for
23
Nov.
on
until
bids
sealed
Notes Offering—Richard J. Isa-
Calif.
e
offered
1496—were
p.
$1,800,000
and
library
$500,000
are
City Bank, New York City,
Lafayette
McCord,
<
-
will
Comptroller,
City
dore, Director of Finance, will re¬
sealed
Principal
Bank,
Gary.
Chicago, III.
The bonds
November 19, 1962
1,000,000
National Bank, Chicago, First Na¬
ette,
inclusive
1982
Dated Jan.
(J-J) payable at the Indiana Na¬
tional
Jan. 1 from
on
.Monday,
.
July 1 from 1966
011
2003, inclusive.
Bond Offering—Alvin L. Weber,
1
High School Dist.,
—
bonds
Feb.
West Hartford, Conn.
ceive
from
1
inclusive.
1978
to
Jan.
on
to
fayette,
until
of
Due
tional
inclusive.
ILLINOIS
600,000 sewer bonds.
1,
Angeles County,
Bond
1979
school bonds.
to
O'Melveny & Myers.
1972
to
1973
follows:
$1,200,000
Jan. 2
inclusive.
1983
to
bids
purchase
as
purchase of $505,000 school bonds.
from
sealed
the
the
for
20
Nov.
on
Wallace,
B.
Clerk of the Board of
will
to
Offering—Norman Lucas,
receive
District,
800,000 revenue bonds.
callable.
%
Jan. 1 from
on
322,000 3.20s. Due
City Administrative Assistant, will
School
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Bond
inclusive.
3s. Due
>
Co.
Tustin
1969
333,000
price of 100.78,
a
1968
to
New Canaan, Conn.
Hill
to
Salomon
basis of about 2.62%
a
bonds offered November 7—v. 196,
p.
of
composed
as
Jan. 1 from
on
275,000 2.80s. Due
Shields & Co., and Dean Witter &
Sylvan Union School District,
Stanislaus
p.
3.12%,
1, 1963.
1963
8—
Nov.
196,
about
$270,000 4V4S. Due
1923—were awarded to
v.
of
cost
follows:
and
school
The
—
.
Dec.
inclusive.
Police
bids
12
Offering—G. G. Zimmer¬
Secretary
man,
Jury,
until
for
10
the
of
Parish
the
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
Dec.
$360,000
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1963.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1964
to
bonds
The
inclusive.
1981
callable.
Number 6213
196
Volume
Sale—A
Howard,
15
Nov.
on
Dec.
Bonds,
Improvement
1965
1,
bid
group's
due
1987.
The
through
for
offering
Dominick
ration;
purchase of $250,000 notes.
Nov.
Walker
&
Co.; Deposit Guaranty
&
Co.;
Dorsey
Company;
Hannahs
Lyons,
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Lee, Inc.; Bowles, Winston & Co.;
Bros.
Stein
&
laus
Stifel, Nico-
Company Incorporated.
&
Louisiana
1
Due
Jan.
interest
the
until
Jan.
for
29
$2,700,000
10
of
purchase
bonds.
revenue
Due
street
ment
196,
—v.
Kings¬
L.
bury, City Treasurer, will receive
until
000
1962. Due
on
1,
Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
1964
(EST)
noon
purchase of $672,-
capital bonds.
Le¬
J-D.
Interest
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
1
.
Ripley
price
inc.,
& Co.,
of
196,
8—v.
p.
awarded to Harriman
1924—were
100.32,
a
5
awarded
Area School District
C.
Offering—Dean
Burk-
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
Nov. 21
on
for the purchase of $125,000 notes.
Dated
Due March 1,
Sept. 1, 1962.
1963.
Note Sale—The
196,
p.
a
8—
Hill, Inc.,
price of 100.57,
2.90s, at
as
basis of about
a
2.83%.
of
Bank
Port
Bond
Sale
standpipe
196,
—v.
1924—were
to
Harkness
at
a
price
about
&
Hill,
a
as
basis
of
,ing Author. (P. O. Boston), Mass.
Offering—George L.
Pumphret, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Nov.
20
$5,150,000
Nov.
est
purchase
bonds.
(M-N)
Dated
The bonds
Principal and inter¬
the
at
payable
National Bank,
First
Boston, or Bankers
New York City.
Company,
Legality
of
Due on Nov. 1 from
1991, inclusive.
callable.
Trust
the
revenue
1, 1962.
1964 to
are
for
approved
by
Ely,
the
of
Board
of
(EST)
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
Bart-
Canfield,
Nov.
196,
awarded
5—v.
to,
the
Michigan Corporation.
a
ren,
of
Detroit, and
in War¬
Commerce,
a
p.
*
of¬
1924—
First
Bank
National
First
St.
Wolverine, Mich.
Edna
—
'
State
and
Jackson,
of about
2.44%,
as
for the
way
Due
(EST)
on
purchase of $15,000 high¬
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
Oct.
from 1963 to
The bonds
Interest J-D.
are
1962.
1973,
callable.
Legality aproved by
Wright,
Dickinson,
1,
McKean
&
Due on Feb. 1 from
1971, inclusive.
1969 to
Due on Feb. 1, 1972
40,000 2V2s.
1973.
New
Cudlip.
No.
of
777,
Sale —The
$1,135,000
school building bonds offered No¬
vember
awarded
the
7—v.
to
a
Commerce
Kansas
City,
196,
p.
group
Trust
1816—were
composed of
Company of
Goodbody
&
Co.,
office.
City*
Legality
ap¬
Madison, N. J.
O f fe
r
i
g—J.
n
Penfield
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
unlimited
000
(EST)
on
purchase of $1,360,tax
bonds,
fol¬
as
lows:
$1,025,000
general
bonds.
Due
from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
i^gency,
as
220,000 electric bonds.
par.
Due from
115,000 water
bonds.
from
Due
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
Nebraska
Offering—Aubrey Stev¬
Bond
enson,
Business Manager, will re¬
ceive
sealed
until
bids
10
Dated
Dec.
and interest
Trust
(CST)
Nov.
on
chase
of
Dated
Dec.
1, 1961.
pur¬
&
by Chapman
approved
Cutler.
School
Lincoln
Margate City, N. J.
Bond Offerin g—Russell H.
City
Denny,
will
Clerk,
and associates tendered the
Nov.
bid
for
14
of
issue
an
29 for the
Nov.
Neb.
District,
unlimited
000
bid
100.117
was
2.60%, 2%% and 2.80%
setting a net interest cost
6%,
the bonds are
& Poor's,
Standard
unlimited
general obligations
tax
bonds,
as
fol¬
Due from
bonds.
1963/to 1979, inclusive.
262,000 improvement bonds.
from
1963
Nov.
to
1972,
1,
Principal
1962.
and interest (M-N)
Due
inclusive.
payable at the
Bodrdwalk National Bank, Atlan¬
tic
City.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
district.
of the
purchase of $852,tax
$590,000 school
Dated
both Moody's and
Rated Aa by
receive
(EST) on
lows:
2.783567%.
of
Legality approved by
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond Sale—Bankers Trust Com¬
for
Principal
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Due on Dec.
2001 inclusive. Le¬
1 from 1964 to
gality
the
for
26
$450,000 revenue bonds.
1962.
1,
(J-D) payable at the
Company of Morris County,
a.m.
Morristown.
Andrew
—
Bas-
Clerk, will receive
Nov. 20 for the
(CST)
on
purchase of $40,000
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Due
on
Dorsey,
Marquart,
Owen,
Sale
The
—
water improvement
7
Nov.
—
awarded to
a
bonds offered
p.
1600
—
were
syndicate composed
American
the
of St.
196,
v.
Whritenour,
(EST)
Curtis,
&
&
Kalman
Co.,
Moody, Inc., E. J. Pres-
Co., and McDougal & Con¬
8
1962. Due on
Saffin,
of
Gordon
At
3.40s,
(J-D) payable
First National Bank, Butler.
at the
approved
Legality
Delafield
$250,000 2.80s. Due
1963
to
200,000 3.20s. Due
1^8
to
Nov.
on
Nov.
1971, inclusive.
200,000 3.40s. Due
1972 to
on
1967 inclusive.
on
Nov.
1975, inclusive.
Sautter,
&
p.
as
3.38%.
NEW
East
eral
improvement
9
—
price of
v.
to
of
Bank
Grant Caunty,
MEXICO
Bond Offering—Louise M. Wool-
$310,000
bonds
2.45s,
as
gen¬
offered
—
National
Newark,
were
State
at a
100.16, a basis of about
2.42%.
worth, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
the
Township
(P.
O. Edison),
New Jersey
Bond
and
Sale
—
t
The improvement
assessment
bonds
totaling
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
on
Nov. 27 for
of $1,600,000
Dated Dec. 1,
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
school
1962. Due on
1972, inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Edison
(P. O.
Bayard), N. Mex.
196, p. 1817
the
Cobre Consolidated
School District No. 2
Hawkins,
Orange, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
by
Wood.
&
at
fice,
or
Bayard.
the
State
pay¬
Treasurer's
of¬
Grant County State Bank,
approved
Legality
by
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
ard.
$2,075,000 offered Nov. 7—v. 196,
p.
NEW
1817—were awarded to a syn¬
of Halsey, Stuart
&
follows:
196,
Boland,
price of, 100.16, a basis
a
about
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Herbert J.
1 from
Sims & Co., Inc., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
1 from and Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.,
bidding for $2,074,000 bonds, as
1 from 2.80s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
White,
Weld
&
of about 2.78%.
Co,,
YORK
l
dicate composed
as
to
cipal and interest
don, at a price of par, a net inter¬
3.54%,
8—v.
awarded
were
—
$180,000 school
Nov
p.m.
bonds.
Dec. 1
improvement
1817
Sale—The
offered
1963 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Paul, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
&
until
bids
Nov. 29 for the purchase
on
$198,000
Bank
National
Bond
Carl G.
Borough Clerk, will
sealed
receive
awarded
$1,000,000
—
bonds
Nov.
Roseville, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Bond
Legality approved
Windhorst & West.
Township School District
(P. O. Mapahawkin), N. J.
1963 to
1 from
Dec.
Stafford
Butler, N.J.
est cost of about
Minn.
'
Hastings College (P. O. Hastings),
Dated Dec. 1,
Ulm, Minn.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
cott &
Independent School District
Principal and
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
of
Offering
tian,/ City
son
callable.
NEBRASKA
Due on Feb. 1 from
1968, inclusive.
1964 to
of
a.m.
p.
NEW JERSEY
60,000 2.40s.
Nov. 19
196,
Housing
the
Finance
price of
a
follows:
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
3V2s, at
to
mar¬
revenue
7—v.
Nov.
sold
were
$100,000 2V4s.
by
Dodge,
11
price of 100.04, a net interest
1972, inclusive.
Offering
until
1,1962.|Due on Aug. 1
Inclusive. The
Dec. 3 for the
$420,000
1962. The group's
Paul,
of
bids
McCarthy.
$12,00(0,000 school bonds, series of
$200,000
of
Bank
&
p.
Trustees
apartment
offered
Home
best
County (P. O.
composed of the First Na¬
of Minneapolis, First
National
1962.
at 1.90%.
Bond
Sale—The
—
and
&
Briggs
196, p. 1600—were awarded to
group
Bond
$500,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the National Bank of
Bank
1709
bonds offered Nov. 6—
street
are
Reinholdt
to
J.
1963 to 1982,
Bond
student
bonds
callable.
are
by
Sale—The
Bond
aid
Michigan
the
ried
pany
and
Note Sale—An issue of
Bond
$272,000 special
were
The bonds
approved
Warren Consolidated School Dist.,
Beverly Hills (P. O. Birmingham),
Michigan
196,
by
approved
Independence), Minn.
Juran
bonds
1964 to 1987,
from
Legality
Jackson
Legality
Miller,
by
on
of
Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
Paddock & Stone.
Benson
fered
Due
Nov.
$650,000
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
school bonds.
Due
1988 in¬
J-J.
Interest
approved
school
1962.
1,
1963 to
1 from
July
Nov. 28 for
$450,000
of
purchase
on
MICHIGAN
main
the
tional Bank
MINNESOTA
assessment water
untly 8
cost
the
V(P. O. Janesville ), Minn.
for
19
Lawrence
—
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& Gardner.
Le¬
Clerk; will receive sealed
v.
lett, Brown & Proctor.
Bond Sale—The
Interest J-J.
District
bids
2.80s, at
as
basis of about
Nov. 28 for the purchase
Treasurer's
1965 to
Offering—Alfred Traiims,
at
tax
University of Massachusetts Build-
on
Dated Jan. 1,
from
Co.,
a
interest (F-A) payable at the
8—v.
Nov.
Co.,
$3,000,000 improvement bonds.
from
1982, incl.
awarded
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
son,
until 8 p.m.
3s,
2.98%.
Bond
on
purchase of $250,-
Jan. 1
on
(CST)
p.m.
7
awarded
Inc.,
100.10,
of
Nov.
offered
bonds
p.
$100,000
1925—were
Bond
gality approved by Howard, Peter¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
clusive.
The
-
of
Sale—The $225,000 sewer
offered
&
sealed
on
Dated Aug.
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
coupons,
Consolidated School Dist.,
Secretary
ster,
on
Rockland, Mass.
Byron
(P. O. Liberty), Mo.
will receive sealed
inclusive.
1974
1600—were awarded to the
Michigan
Nov.
offered
to
William Jewell College
Morgan.
Bond Offering—Calvin A. Web¬
196, p. 1924—were awarded to
Harkness &
Due
1963.
$200,000 tax an¬
2.70s, at a Peoples Savings
basis of about Huron, at 2.32%.
$250,000 library
(EST)
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.
Bond
Ross
Offering
receive
MISSOURI
bonds
&
Newark,
Lloyd, Borough Clerk, will receive
Hospital District
7:30
until
ticipation notes offered Oct. 30—v.
as
Canton, Mass.
bonds
Legality
Offering—Earl W. Bedard,
Bond
District Clerk,
Legality
County (P. O.
Huron), Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
addition
J-J.
(P. O. Crosby), Minn.
inclusive.
Warren
v.
Interest
1987
1966 to
Bond
2.65%.
Bond Sale—The
1 from
Cuyuna Range
No. 30
hardt, Treasurer of the Board of
Port
$183,000 school
Nov.
offered
Jan.
inclusive.
(P. O. Saline), Mich.
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Nov.
offered
1925—were
p.
St. Clair
bonds
on
Janesville Indep. School District
Note
bids
(CST)
purchase of $200,000
hospital bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
on
R.
bonds
receive
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
Bath, Maine
sealed
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000 hospital bonds.
•,
special assess¬
improvement
$135,000
totaling
Saline
Offering—Eva
sold
was
of
Jersey City, N. J.
$200,000
Speed & Co.
will
Treasurer,
Dec. 4 for the
bids
Royal Oak, Mich.
to
Nov. 28 for the
Savings
County
Sale—The
Bond
MAINE
Bond
bonds
sewer
a
Camisa, Director of Finance, will
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering—Melvin Gossell,
Bond
Village
Nov. 28 for the
(CST)
a.m.
the
period of 30 years.
a
over
Manistee
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
1990, inclusive,
Bertha, Minn.
196, p. 1925—were awarded to
.Bank, at 2.50%.
Opelousas, La.
Dec. 1 from
to
2.79%.
Charleston, Miss.
)
on.
Manistee, Mich.
v.
$15,000,000 highway bonds.
on
Bessemer.
Le¬
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 1, 1986
on
and 1987.
sealed ticipation notes offered Nov. 7—
receive
Interest A-O.
Ingen
Bank
price of 100.05,
a
Bond
140,000 3.40s Due
Due
1964 to
from
8—v.
of Ira Haupt
Van
State
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
Sale—The $60,000 tax an¬
Note
of
be
office,
County
the
at
payable
1982 inclusive.
1
Nov.
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
and J.
quardt, Windhorst & West.
bids until Jan. 9 for the purchase
Bond
purchase of
Principal and
25, 1963.
Treasurer's
(State of)
will
the
for
21
Nov.
Oct.
on
Due from 1963 to
Egizi, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9:30 a.m. (CST)
on
Due
1,
J.
B.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Due on Dec. 1, 1984
120,000 3.30s. Due
ng—Rudolph J.
Note Offeri
1962.
im¬
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
Co.,
1985.
and
Michigan
Counsel of the Highway
Department,
110,000 314s.
purchase of $300,000
provement
1983,'inclusive.
1988 to
Bond Offering—rD. Ross Banister,
General
April
Due
Stern, $75,000 notes. Dated Nov. 21, 1962.
Boyce;
Brothers & Co., and
1962.
15,
H.
duPont
Trust
&
G.
I.
&
Nov. 19
on
the
for
1980, inclusive.
1981 to
syndicate composed
&
Dec. 1 from
on
Edwards,
$1,600,000
offered
1601—were awarded
p.
National
150,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Dominick; Gogebic County (P. O. Bessemer)t
&
Francis
Bank
(EST)
1,1963.
American Securities Corpo¬
pany;
receive
will
7:30 pan.
Dated
associated in
Ali6n & Com¬
are:
of Edu¬
sealed bids
Board
for the
Among the firms
the
cation,
Phillips,
Mary
—
of the
Secretary
until
3.16%.
about
1978 to
196,
The
—
bonds
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 20
1977, inclusive.
140,000 3.10s. Due
Sale
school
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1 from
Due on Dec.
Bond
Minn^^^i
j
St. Paul Park,
Bond Offering — Lee
Dec. 1 from
on
1973, inclusive,
1974 to
Township School Dist.
Offering
Note
5%,
of
coupons
1964 to
160,000 3s.
(P. O. St. Clair), Mich.
No. 3
2.90%, 3.00%, 3.20% and 3.25% set
an
annual
net
interest cost of
notes.
'
China
East
1982, inclusive.
follows:
as
Due June
1962.
15,
30,1963.
$9,200,000
purchased
Nov.
$200,000
of
purchase
Dated
Orleans,
richs and Company, New
Public
the
Fried-
Labouisse,
Weil
$315,000 3.10s. Due
Nov. 26 for
on
1980 to
(P. O. Flamington), N. J.
Nov. 1 from
on
57
Hunterdon Central High Sch. Dist.
1979, inclusive.
150.000 3.60s. Due
net interest cost of about 3.21%,
a
(EST)
1976 to
price of 100.004,
a
until 8 p.m.
New. York, and
Ira Haupt & Co.,
Co., at
Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
headed by
group
Ashmun
the
of
Secretary
ton,
New Orleans, La.
200,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
ret, Fitch, North & Co., and C. S.
Dearborn), Mich.
Offering—Harley E. Clay¬
Note
(2129)
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Bar¬
Township School District
No. 4 (P.O.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dearborn
are
I Legality
F-A.
Interest
.
.
Bayville,
Bond
and
fered
Sale—The
recreation
Nov.
Adams,
8
N.
area
were
McEntee
Y.
$171,000 beach
&
bonds
awarded
Co.,
Inc.,
of¬
to
as
3.20s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
of about 3.15%.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2130)
58
Millbrook),
College (P. O.
Bennett
bonds of¬
Nov. 7—v. 196, p.
1817—
sold
to the Housing and
Finance Agency, as 3V2s, at
fered
were
Home
price of par.
a
treasurer, will
Village
ton,
re¬
11
until
bids
sealed
ceive
a.m.
oh Nov. 20 for the pur¬
$384,000 building bonds.
(EST)
of
chase
corresponding period in
the
1964
from
inclusive.
1992
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Plains. Legality
White
fice,
ap¬
Galloway
Sykes,
by
proved
&
Dikeman.
of
high¬
improvement bonds offered
way
196,
8—v.
Nov.
awarded
1926—were
p.:
New York,
a price of
of Western
Buffalo,
Trust
Marine
the
to
Company
2.68%.
September,
cus¬
totaled:
Authority
ous
bonds offered Nov. 8
purpose
1817—were awarded
Meadowbrook
National
196,
—v.
p.
the
Hempstead,
Bank of West
100.21,
of
price
a
vari¬
2.40s,
as
basis of
a
and 89 Public and
been added to the
tem in the
Authority
sys¬
mean
various
Sale—The
pur¬
bonds totaling $5,796,000 of¬
fered Nov. 13—v. 196, p. 1926—
the nine months
on
report, George R. Williams, Chair¬
of the Authority, stated: "We
man
able
been
menting
to
awarded
headed
Manhattan
Chase
the
by
syndicate
a
2.70s,
Bank of New York City, as
at
price
a
expansion
from
has increased
the
100.33,
of
ments
are
and
the
that
so
through
is
can
is
important
so
of New
Co.,
and Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Francis I. du
Pont & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Trust
Harris
York;
F. S.
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
R.
Co.;
&
Smithers
White
D.
&
"Our
facilities
is
gram
to
our
cus¬
Morgan
far
all
The
15, N.
Y.),
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
Nov. 20 for the
(EST)
noon
sealed
(EST)
on
11
of
as
improvement bonds,
$1,570,000
Mount
Saint
Vincent
York
President,
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
for
10
Sept. 1,
Trust
ers
purchase
bonds,
April
1 from
1,
to
National
Bank
Due
on
inclu¬
2001
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov-
& Dikeman.
Sykes, Galloway
by
approved
Water
County
Authority
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Reports
First
on
Operation—At
New
Nine
Months
held Nov. 7 board members of the
Authority
Controller,
son,
ating
of
were
$2,234,333
Total
recorded
period
operating
nine
during
last
year.
for
expense
months
17.4%
up
the
$1,140,584,
was
8.3% from $1,053,395 last year,
resulting in net operating
of
oper¬
Authority
the
$2,623,876,
comparable
first
gross
nine month period ending
Sept. 30
from
up
that
revenues
for the
the
told by Bruce Car¬
were
$1,483,292,
up
25.6%
from $1,-
180,988 recorded for the
riod
in
revenue
same
pe¬
Lloyd,
pared
to
months
i
"t:
1.692
last
i
Esopus,
for
year.
■'
was
'"
the
1.440
first
Debt
•' V"Y
com¬
nine
require•"
i
v'
Fulton
Trust
County
National
Company
No.
1
of
the
to
Bank
&
Gloversville,
New
offered
Stuart
&
Nov.
Co.
&
8—v.
awarded
were
Gibbons
Inc.,
ceive
196,
to
and
Co., Inc.,
price of 100.95,
2.80%.
New
p.
Halsey,
York
(EST)
chase
of
employee
until
28
for
$754,000
Dated
1,
3s,
due
June
from
1
1964
to
sewer
196,
to
price of 100.03,
cost
of
about
M.
Due
on
1962.
Due
Bond
N.
June 1 from
sealed
York
Y.
pension
funds
the
Chemical
Trust
City,
Orange
or
Bank,
Company, New
County
approved
by
on
(EST)
Nov.
until
for
20
purchase of $52,000 sewer
Dated Dec.
1, 1962.
cipal
and
Comptroller
Beame awarded
value
of
Abraham
interest
$41,564,000
the
to
The
successful
for
three
bidder
lots
of
offered
bonds
with
maturity dates from July 1, 1963,
to March
15, 1964.
The difference
between the par value and the
cepted bid
means
tion
notes
out
for
ac¬
awarded
will
the
be
addi¬
funds.
The
held by the pen¬
part of their invest¬
as
ments
over
of
turned
be
an
reinvested
curities
greater
$3.3
average
Money
from
in
and
yields,
to
a
group
Western
Harris
New
Trust
York,
&
in
Buffalo,
Savings Bank
billion,
of
the
re¬
3.38%
sale
of
as
part
of
of
196,
p.
bonds
offered
1926—w
Carolina
Offering—J.
until 10
a.m.
14
Bank
were
and
associates
on
awarded '$3,667,000
Nov.
3%
(EST)
the purchase of
bonds.
Dated
June
1
Bond
Ohio
•
$140,000 special
bonds
sewer
196,
p.
to
Fahey,
a
offered
1710—were
Clark
price
of
Co.,
&
100.72,
a
City School District, Ohio
Offering—Allen E. Rupp,
of
Superintendent
receive
the
will
Schools,
bids
sealed
Mentor
Curti^ Ellis,
purchase
until
of
6
Dec.
$2,000,000
on
Nov. 27 for
$1,900,000
June
from
1,
revenue
1962.
Due
2002, incl.
Legality
J-D.
1965 to
approved
NORTH
Richland
Board
District No. 37
(CST)
chase
District
sealed
on
of
Clerk,
bids
Nov.
—
until
27
$663,000
for
n
and
g—Donald
Treasurer
Education,
bids
will
until Dec.
5
F.
of
re¬
for
school
bonds.
Country Independent School
District No. 33
(P. O. Sapulpa),
Oklahoma
(P. O. Wahpeton),
Offering
Ohio
i
purchase of $1,100,000
Creek
Wahpeton Sch.
North Dakota
ceive
of
ceive sealed
the
e r
Clerk
Brown,
the
O f f
OKLAHOMA
DAKOTA
County,
Exempted Village School
District,
Bond
by Purrington & Culbertson.
Peschel,
Y.
Bond Sale—The Chase Manhat¬
tan
2%s, at
as
College
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
about 2.37%.
County, N.
Wesleyan
(P. O. Rocky Mount), N. C.
Bond
ere
to the Adirondack Trust
Warren
5
awarded
school bonds.
North
Bond
se¬
the
8—v.
im¬
Nov.
basis of about 3.42%.
for
Interest
$261,000 gen¬
Company of Saratoga Springs, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.12, a basis
a
with
improvement
awarded
will
highly-rated
mortgages,
eral
Nov.
City. Legality approved
Mitchell.
on
Sale —The
Bank,
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
com¬
Chicago, and Wertheim & Co., at
1.56%, plus a premium of $221.
Bond
1710—were
p.
at
3V2s,
~as
payable
of¬
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
bonds just sold,
sion funds
$3,620,200
cash in the tills
there
gains
totaling
posed of the Marine Trust Co. of
However, Comptroller Beame
tional
The bond anticipa¬
awarded
—were
of the pension funds.
pointed
—
fered November 7—v. 196, p. 1926
$42,150,896.01, *plus accrued inter¬
est,
Note Sale
Blair
sewer
offered
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Marietta
(J-D)
Manhattan
Chase
New York
Rochester, N. Y.
a
Chase Manhattan Bank.
the
at
loway & Dikeman.
D.
city bonds with
Allan
1964 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
Gal¬
Sykes,
&
McDonald
$25,600 special
bonds
October 24—v.
■
gained $586,896.01 in cash Nov. 14
Co.,
Kirkland
Bennett,
sanitary
-
assessment
Due on June 1
from
Miller,
&
Co., Inc., Hallowell,
Garrettsville,
the
bonds.
McMaster
lVIellen
Bond Sale—The
11
Le¬
Trust Company, Middletown.
gality
a.m.
Raleigh
of
Delta, Ohio
Easter-
will receive
at
bids
Co.,
price of 100.10.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission,
Co.,
&
Sale'—The
196,
—v.
a
inclu¬
A.
First
Co.
provement
W. E.
Co.,
Trust'
Jenks,
assessment
to
—
Inc.,
Co.,
Co., First Cleveland
Joseph,
v
Airy, N. C.
Offering
Cooley
Bond
Due on June 1, 1984
Mount
Day,
&
&
&
L.
Co.,
City, G. H. Musekamp
Manley,
from
1985.
pur¬
Bank
&
Co.,
Co., Peoples National Bank of
&
a.m.
the
1
R.
&
Charlottesville,, and
1983 inclusive.
66,000 3%s.
to
June
on
&
Co.,
follows:
as
&
&
Co., First National Bank in St.
Co.,
1972 inclusive.
to
141,000 3%s. Due
re¬
11
3.81%,
Brothers
Dougherty
Sulzberger,
net interest
a
Fahne-"
Pollock
MacArthur
John Small &
Securi¬
Co., and Fox, Rausch &
a
Co.,
Inc., Robert L. Whittaker &
sani¬
at
&
Co.,
Andrews
Hutchinson &
ties
(A-O)
at
&
Louis,
awarded
Newman
York,
Corporation,
E.
Anthony
A.
Corp.,
1818—were
p.
Channer
the
Trust
New
&
Wm.
Stern
Oklahoma
offered Nov. 6
bonds
Inc.,
National
Lillington, N. C.
1977
York
on
$280,000
Webster
J. "Van Tngen
Co.,
Webster
.
Sale—The
Bond
Western
Paribas
Kenower,
in¬
inclusive.
&
Tucker,
clusive; and $13,000 3.40s, due
June 1 from .1976 to 1978
sive. Principal and interest
payable
due
B.
&
Marine
Stevenson
James
and
1975
to
1972
Stone
Co.,
Glore,
Bradford & Co., Hornblower
stock
for
1970
314s,
$12,000
.1971;
1,
June
on
of
syndicate:
Sc Co.,
Corp.,
Weeks,
Bacon,
1964 to 1969 inclusive; $7,000
;.V
April
from
&
June 1 from
on
at
1
J. C.
in¬
bonds,
station
$28,000 6s, due
Fenn
Co.,
&
Buffalo,
1986
to
price
a
Inc., Seattle-First National Bank,
on
1980
to
Phelps,
Company of
Co.,
fire
60,000
improvement
Oct.
due
syn¬
Stuart
Brothers^ ;Blair &
Securities
1975. in¬
1981
from
B.
New
City,
Nov.
on
bonds.
bids
1
Geo.
basis of about
a
York
Offering—Katharine
sealed
1,
to
1976
2.90s,
as
Pension Funds Sell Bonds—The
city's
June
1973 to
Bond
1970
1972
from
$73,000 4s.
I
Dughi, County Treasurer, will
Y.
Sale—The $617,000 school
—
1
tary
$135,-
sold
2.60s.
as
June
at
3s,
as
a
Halsey,
basis of about 2.94%..
a
Forgan
$20,-
on
from
—v.
of
Co., Inc.,
by
Other members of the
on
1, N. Y.
headed
101.09,
inclusive.
1.63%,
Central School Dist.
was
&
clusive; and $60,000 3V2s, due
Northampton, Mayfield, Edinburg
000 school bonds
due
1
premium of $05.
issue
dicate
1971; $40,000 3V4S, due on
June
2,772,000 Issue STN-209 notes at
Sale—An
inclusive;
clusive; $50,000 3.40s,
notes,
at
1602—were awarded to
p.
June 1 from
3s,
June
premium of $35.
Gardi¬
(P. O. New Paltz), N.
Bond
1961.
coverage
and $1,000,000
a
a
1969
Im¬
limited
and
tax), bonds offered Nov. 7—v. 196,
interest
000
premium of
a
$42;
1.61%, plus
bonds
1926—
Inc.,
to
(revenue
provement
$250,000 sanitary sewer bonds, for
as
premium of
a
Sale—The $12,250,000 Cin¬
Lehman
awarded
a
OHIO
Bond
"net
on
Dickin¬
and
Cincinnati, Ohio
c^st of about 3.69%, as follows:
$80,000 6s, due
callable.
are.
Legality approved
cinnati Southern Railway
196, p.
a
$175,000
1, 1965.
1969 inclusive.
price of par,'
Nov.
on.
of
The bonds
A-O,
follows:'
Company of Smithfield,
1965
Paltz,
year.
Debt
a
$5,000,000
plus
Plattekill and Rosendale Cen¬
ner,
par
regular meeting
a
Trust
Pavel,
son.
Co., and the First Citizens Bank
13
Orange County (P. O. Goshen),
as
Monroe
$156;
1.63%, plus
as
Sale—The $310,000
&
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
by Francis Reichert
Corp.,
and
Hutzler,
inclusive.
awarded to R. S. Dickson &
were
O.
Dec. 1, 1962.
April 1 from 1S64 to 1978
on
Due on June 1 from
offered Nov. 6—V.
& Lane.
ern
Long
of
Legality
*
Bond
5
the
Interest
interest
June
on
Public
(P.
school bonds.*- Dated
net
a
1
Offering—Marie
until
for
Due
of-
Jacksonville, N. C.
•
premium of $66; $1,196,000
Bond
payable at the Bank¬
Islip.
of
19
$100,000
3.09%,
Due
1966 to
1964
$5,600,000 at 1.61*%', plus
No.
1961.
1964
about
90,000 3.10s.
$167; $2,000,000 at 1.62%, plus
of
fol¬
as
Legality approved by Sulli¬
Co., New York City or
Security
Island,
Principal
1962.
offered
STN-208
/ at 1.62%, plus
1,360,000 series B bonds.
a
Dated
of
York
2026—were
premium
at
(EST)
a.m.
the
revenue
clusive.
and interest
for
$430,000 series A bonds.
1926
March 1 from 1963 to 1992 in¬
cost
1, $18,579,289.30,
Issue
bids
Investment
of par,
No.
-
1926—were awarded
Greene
price
on
and Hope
bonds
Due on
a
3, $9,511,874.97.
p.
$14,196,000
a
lows:
March 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
957,000 series B bonds.
the
at
follows:
i receive
will
until
28
$1,790,000
on
clusive.
to
City Housing Authority,
196,
College
tral School District
series A bonds. Due
Co.
to Salomon Brothers &
Bond Offering—Sister Catherine
Marie,
follows:
$613,500
6—v. 196, p.
Owen,
Dickinson
District
Bond
street parking bonds offered Nov.
at
"
Trust
New
purchase of $15,-
a.m.
Nov. 20 for the purchase
City
The
Legal¬
Dorsey,
District Clerk,, will receive sealed
CAROLINA
—
by
Dickinson), N. D.
Wells
Inc.;
Interest M-S.
County,
School
Etkin, N. C.
Note Sale—The $16,968,000 tem¬
235,000 state and municipal bonds.
J. Har-
until
bids
Bankers
and Lot No.
on
van,
ceive
National
of bonds: Lot No.
projects
sive.
Supervisor, will re¬
Salomon
Hutzler, $42,123,885;
First
Stark
and
Adams,
Incorporated.
Sale
Bond
in
sale
porary loan notes offered Nov.
140 Broadtpay
Dated
Town
14
bids for only two of the three lots
nicely
very
major
New York
April
Bond Offering—Thomas
wood,
Nov.
Bank, $42,103,308.75.
pro¬
schedule."
on
(P. O.
Tilney & Co.
Y.
offered
Guaranty and Trust Co.,
$42,109,129;
New
expansion
proceeding
thus
and
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc., and
Islip, N.
bidders
the
Brothers and
Co.,
$10,000 3s.
other
at
&
Nov. 1
on
The bonds
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
are:
Conti¬
Company;
NORTH
tomers.
syndi¬
the
of
Trust
Bankers
higher percentage of profit
offered
(P. O. New York 17), N. Y.
members
Other
cate:
a
the funds.
Three
Company;
Trust
Christensen
prices for all three lots of bonds
con¬
replacement
capital improvement program
that
represented
Municipal Building:
water
revenue
we
extensive
Manhattan, last May 24.
of
year
added
$66,328,045.55
premium
for
offering
1962. Due
1982 incl.
approved
Company of Chicago; Mer¬
cantile
gained
Current
much
Trust
fund
short-maturity
sold for
were
Trust
Comptroller Beame's office in the
Our debt require¬
this
bonds
the
1965 to
callable.
ity
.
up
program.
sale
rising each
needed
and
basis of
a
"sec¬
in
/
nental Illinois National Bank
in the
year
funds
when
Bankers
McEntee
pension
The
Associates
:
a
required for our
as
last bond sale.
2.64%.
about
a year
second
from
returns
$602,535.55
own
our
expending
of effort in imple¬
our
Revenue
hold
to
while
great amount
pose
were
the
was
ondary" offering this
—v.
Bond
sale
the
at
alone."
money
The
will
return
cording to maturity;
a
the
"That
than $338,000
more
this
on
more,
funds,"
said.
additional
an
rate of
4.3%,.or
pension
Comptroller
average
an
to Chase
past 12 months.
Commenting
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Hempstead, N. Y.
the
to
year
about
investments.
86,000 feet of water main have
are
about 2.33%.
of
invest¬
new
the
tinue
$383,000
Sale—The
Bond
compared to 121 in
Others—no change.
also
Hempstead, N.Y.
at
1961.
the
to 34 last year;
1965;
2.70s, at
as
100.08, a basis of about
to
the
financially
Sale—The $218,000
Bond
are
estimate
ought to bring
Comptroller's program to beef
have
Gates, N.Y.
yield from 1.50% to 3.15%,.ac¬
"We
-
1961; 33 Water Districts,* compared
Co. of¬
able at the County Trust
in
of
end
122 Industrial
15, 1062; Due on Dec.
Dec.
Dated
15
billion gallons sold in
mately 5%
the
30,045 Residential and Commer¬
Leigh-, cial, compared to 28,397 last year;
Y.
from
return
At
Offering—Jos.
1991, inclusive, at prices scaled
to
gallons, compared to..approxi-
lion
6
over
were
Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.
•>
Bond
Dated Nov. 1,
to
nine
first
the
Building Bonds, due March 1, 1963
ments
1962
Monday, November 19, 1962
Comptroller's program to increase
bil¬
of
tomers
:
for
sales
months
\
quarters
$1,030,106.
was
...
yields of pension funds.
three
first
the
year
Water
stu¬
$757,000
Sale—The
Bond
dent dormitory revenue
for
ment
this
York
New
.
Bond Sale—The
John
M.
will
re¬
bonds
offered
awarded
to
$475,000 school
November
the
First
5
were
National
3:30
p.m.
Bank
&
the
pur¬
homa
City, and the American Na¬
school
bonds.
Trust
tional Bank
of
Company of Okla¬
Sapulpa.
Number 6213
196
Volume
196, p. 1818
fered November 8—v.
awarded
—were
composed
to
syndicate
a
J. Van Ingen &
B.
02
of¬
bonds
facilities revenue
dent
stu-
$1,800,000
Stern Brothers & Co., Muliahey. Wells & Co., Evan L. Davis,
Co.,
and J. Cliff Rahel & Co., at a
of
100.01,
about
2.89%,
price
cost of
interest
net
a
follows:
as
.
450,000 2.90s. Due oh July 1, 1974
1975;
and
3s.
-615,000
1976
July 1 from
on
1978, inclusive.
654,000 2.20s. Due on Dec. 1, 1964.
5. pue on Dec. 1, 1965.
616,000 2.40s. D
5.
523,000 2.55s. Due
381,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1, 1968.
404,000 3.10s. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1970.
417,000 3.20s. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1971.
450,000 3.45s. Due
475,000 3V2S.
510,000 3.60s. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1977.
3.^5^. Due on Dec. 1, 1978.
3.70s.
and
8—v.-
of
3%s.
1,833,000
offered
No¬
1981
1,017,000
Trust
&
Savings
Dillon,
price of 99.38,
City
Bank
McFaul,
net interest
a
about 2161%, as follows:
Due
1963 to
Due
1971 to
Due
July 1 from
on
1975, inclusive.
bonds
Masten &
Eastman
Securities
Sachs
Stuart &
syndicate:
Weeks,
&
Co.,
&
Halsey,
Co.,
Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Lynch,
Singer,
John
Deane
&
Nuveen
&
Scribner, B.
J.
First
Co.,
bids
Nov.
on
$525,000
for
10
2002
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
1962. Due
to
receive
a.m.
the
revenue
July 1,
1965
until
20
Dated
inclusive.
Southwest
received
Paxtam
Bond
Township Authority
totaling
via
purchased
-
-
refunding
7
Nov.
by
Butcher
negotiated sale
Sherrerd,
Series
Dated
on
syndicate headed by
a
&
$1,466,000
were
Dec.
follows:
as
1962
of
bonds.
1962. Due
15,
Hulme,
&
Crouter
Applegate
&
cock,
Moyer,
Fricke
&
French,
&
Co., and Simpson Emery & Co.,
Jan.
1
Sept.
inclusive, and
Interest
proved
&
Fearexi.
bonds.
Due
1963
on
1982
to
Sept. 1, 1995.
on
M-S.
by
1963
1963.
from
Legality
Nissley,
ap¬
Cleckner
cate: Dolphin &
Puerto Rico
of
the
syndi¬
&
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Merrill
Smith
Halrriman
Hornblower
Lynch,
Inc.;
&
Pierce,
Bache
&
Ripley &
Weeks,
Fenner
Co.;
Puerto
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stroud
&
Co., Inc.; C. C. Collings & Co.,
DeHaven
Inc.;
Crouter
&
Roberts &
&
&
Townsend,
Bodine;
Schmidt,
Parke; Schaffer, Necker
Co.; Yarnall, Biddle & Co. and
H.
J.
Steele &
Co.
Sa*e
An
-
headed
underwriting
First
by
City Bank of New York
and
Co>,
Inc.; and
National
agers
eluded
The
Bank
Stuart
bonds.
bonds,
000 school
was
on
building
revenue
bonds
purchased via negotiated sale
November
headed
by
1965;
on
5
by
Thomas
a
&
syndicate
Co.,
and
3.40s.
Jan.
on
Due
Is.
Due
1
1
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
Rauscher, Pierce
1, 1988.
&
Co.,
Inc.; A.
C. Allyn & Co.; Estabrook
& Co.;
Julien
Collins
Wood,
Gundy
&
&
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.; Dittmar &
Co., Inc.; McCormick & Co.; Hattier & Sanford; George K. Baum
& Co.; Charles B. White &
Co.,
and
Herbert
J.
Sims
&
Co., Inc.
Garland, Texas
Bond
on
1987,
Offering —John
S.
Stiff,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30
4
for
the
due
1964
pprpose
through
1964
in-
offering
1993,
refunding
bonds
tions
p.m. (CST) on Dec.
purchase
of
with
in
$4,329,293
according
1961,
to
the
For
12
months
com-
August
Aug.
totaled
ity
$53,771,919,
$48,167,363
the
against
preceding
twelve
lf.64%.
months, an increase of
Development
bid
group
2.9938%;
refunding
100.0553
fiscal
Resources
$2,440,000
obliga¬
and
for
issue
for
a
2.6982%.
smaller
bid
the
was
net interest cost of
a
__
Morgan
which
group
pUSed
School
Guaranty
heads
November
on
$^00(^000 2%%
1, 1963, through 1982,
15
on
Eastman
ties
&
the
offering
in¬
Loeb
&
Co.;
Pressprich & Co.; Equitable
Securities
Corporation;
Horn¬
Weeks; Wertheim & Co.
offering
SOUTH
are:
-
Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
C. J. Devine &
Trust
&
Co.; The Northern
Company;
Goldman,
Sachs
Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutz-
R; ,W-Tf,.reSSPrlCIh.& C?%°n;
Illinois
National
Bank
tmental
Buffalo
Bonds
School
Stone
&
Bond
Webster
Corporation.
Sale—The
funding
.
No
15
Kadoka), S. Dak.
Company; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated;
Securities
q
District
bonds
Oct.
15—
I
196,
v.
Thiel
College of the Pittsburgh
Synod of the United Lutheran
Trustees
p.
1602—were sold to the
Commission of School and Public
Lands,
as
4s, at
a
Dec.
on
price of
par.
5s,
duo
1966 to
from
1974
15
from
and
bonds
dining
offered
to
on
1987,
1988 to
1710—were
and
Home
sold
revenue
31—v.
the
Finance
3 V2S, at a price of par.
interest
and
in
Garland,
at
or
any
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
proved
by
Legality
Dumas,
ap-
Huguenin
&
Boothman.
Garland Indep.
1992,
School District,
Texas
Co., Inc., Blair &
Bond
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Sale —The
$1,450,000
schoolhouse bonds offered Nov. 12
196,
—v.
to
2028—were
p.
awarded
group composed of the Harris
a
Trust & Savings Bank of
Fort Worth National
Worth,
of
Bank
Chicago,
Bank, in Fort
the
Southwest,
Bank, both of Houston, at
a
of
cost
Planters
National
Bank
of
Herbert J.
Sims
&
100.02,
about
$85,000 4s.
275,000 3%s.
for
the
on
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
June
inclusive.
1
The
from
bonds
the
at
tional
First
Bank,
of
1990 to
$325,000
1965
to
1976
callable.
are
pay¬
American
Nashville.
Na¬
Legality
Chapman & Cutler.
by
County
(P.
Elliott,
(CST)
—
County
sealed
on
James
Nov.
until
for
30
D.
will
10
1964 to
pur¬
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O)
Jonesboro.
Legality
Dec. 1 from
Ripley &
underwriting group which
high bidder
an
issue of
tem
Bonds, Series
for
the
of
a
the
bid
a
bonds
3V4,
5,
representing
1962,
1996, inclusive.
submitted
group
to
for
14
$14,000,000 Water Sys¬
Revenue
3.298%
the
was
November
on
due Dec. 1, 1963 to
payable
ceeds
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler.
from
toward
of
carrying
3.40
and
2%,
net interest cost of
borrower.
the
the
facilities
a
city
growth
Pan
the
pro¬
bonds
and
de¬
dam and reservoir
system,
supply
to
wa^er needed for its
over
the next 50
American
District
TEXAS
of
the Trinity River, and
on
distribution
a
apply the
sale
construction
velopment of
Coui3ty Trustee s office of
**t
on
1994, inclusive.
The City plans to
the
Dec. 1 from
a.m.
chase of $500,000 courthouse bonds.
from
on
inclusive.
Sale—Harriman
100.023
Chairman,
bids
f
Dec. 1 from
Co. Incorporated is manager of an
coupons
Offering
Dec. 1 from
Houston, Texas
Bond
The
O.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
Bond
on
720,000 3.40s. Due
Nov.
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Due
1985 to 1989,
M. Brown,
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
revenue
Due
2
on
245,000 3.30s. Due
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
Due
1975'to 1984, inclusive.
Paris, Tenn.
bids
of
1970 to 1974, inclusive.
a»d He"d"x & Mayes.
IJ.
price
1969, inclusive.
^ Beaumont, Inc., C. H. Little &
—
interest
Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to
125,000 3 V2S.
Offering
National
follows:
as
ekee Securities Co., M. A. Saun^ers ^ Co., Inc., Ray Allen, Olson
Bond
City
net
a
3.36%,
Co., Inc.,
Harris & Co., Cooley
Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc., Cher-
First
and
years.
Regional
Board
of
College
Regents)
(P. O. Edinburg), Tex.
system
to
1987
call¬
Union
TENNESSEE
$580,000 hous¬
Oct.
Principal
to
are
N.A.,
Nashville, Tenn.
ing
1964
expense.
in-
Pennsylvania
Sale—The
from
other place at the purchaser's
011
1973
Board of
(P. O. Greenville),
1
payable at the First National
15,
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on April 1
school
$12,000
offered
able.
I
1964;
Co., Inc., Stern Brothers & Co.,
receive
mon
interest
Adams McEntee & Co Inc., Tripp
&
were
Jackson County, Cottonwood Com-
call¬
are
and
Dallas.
Jan.
on
Bank
15,
$1,540,000 3s, due
Washington
bids
on
440,000 improvement bonds. Due
1973,
Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Gap, S. Dak.
Sold—No
1399.
,
due
from
15
approved
DAKOTA
water bonds offered Oct. 8—v. 196,
p.
Dec.
on
$880,000
Corporation,
received for the $26,000 municipal
an<? Trust Company of Chicago;
Shields &
Not
1966 to
Smithers & Co., First of Michigan
20
Dillon, Union Securi¬
Bank; Kuhn,
due
Co., Inc., Dean Witter & Co., F. S.
bid of
Co.; The Philadelphia Na¬
tional
R. W.
in
5s,
in
Bank
15,
Dec. 15, 1963; $110,-
S. Dickson &
State
a
bonds
inclusive. The bonds
3s,
15
due Dec.
%!V:,7
.
$1,600,000
on
Dec.
100.27.
clude:
1964;
June
Stranahan,
Vork
Bonds, Series U,
blower &
:
•
-
Sale
Bond
15,
on
Other members of the syndicate:
&
(State of)
Trust Company of New
100.0638%
the
CAROLINA
The
Principal
inclusive.
son,
SOUTH
bonds. Due
revenue
clusive.
im¬
Memphis, Winslow, Cohu & Stet¬
Authority,
South Carolina
due
5s, due
on
Water
Associates
setting aln annual net interest cost
of
is
alley
inclusive; $500,000 l/10s, due
R.
ended
$2,000,000
3,250,000 park bonds, for $110,000
Dec.
31, 1962, revenues of the Author¬
to
follows:
as
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1990 in¬
15 from
$110,000
trie power in Puerto Rico.
through 1978.
the
June
1965;
1962,
1988
bonds,
inclusive.
Dec.
&
man-
and
$4,884,593 in
^
The
$4,980,000
Bond
$11,735,-
Due
1980 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
on
1973,
to
from
June
on
3s,
elusive;
Philadelphia
associate
as
$21,660,000 various
Authority (P. O. Monroeville),
Bond Sale—An issue of
from
1
payable at the First National
due
The Authority reports revenues of
account
as
Nov. 15 purchased $26,-
on
640,000
Gateway Union School District
-
3.30s.
from 1974 to
1,500,000
Jan.
inclusive.
5s,
000
National
Halsey,
Church in America,
Pennsylvania
Due
1973
able.
Rico
August,
15
street, and
$200,000
Water Resources*
agent for the Puerto Rico
&
Paine,
fol¬
% -:.V v
as
provement bonds,. for $200,000
Electriq. Power0pj^»ut Gains-
Co.; Eastman Dil¬
Sachs & Co.; Halsey, Stuart
Co.,
net inter¬
a
3.30%,
15,
due
to
1974
5s.
June
on
1966
from
June
on
2,000,000
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Bank for Puerto Rico
Philadelphia, Pa.
lon, Union Securities & Co.; Gold¬
man,
Puerto
/
members
for
June
$400,000 5s,
from
15
3s, due
Among those associated in the
Other
for
Bank
JbTaiS
M-N.
of
1,
bonds,
on
about
to
1,150,000
1993, inclusive.
Government
through 2000.
Inc.
For the various purpose
Series
Hum-
Grant & Rem¬
Hess,
Inc., Reed, Lear & Co., P. B. Root
due
Dated
&
Co., Kay, Richards & Co., Wood¬
May 15 from 1963 to 1983 in¬
2,140,000
the
Rico, fiscal agent for the Authority, at its New York office, 45
Wal1 street, at 11 a.m., on Wednesday, Nov. 28 on an issue of
ington, H. J. Steele & Co., Poole
and
Interest
due
Authority which produces all elec-
on
clusive.
af
interest
inclusive; and $300,000 l/10s,
.
Ithe
,
$3,606,000
u"
-
Townsend,
manager,
.
bonds
Co.,
follows:
as
due
5s,
15
June
Urrutia, Executive Director of
Bond
Sale—Revenue
by
Development
Co.,
Pome¬
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
syndicate
inclusive; $700,000 3s, due
Aqueduct and Sewer
V.
group
Lower
1819-—
p.
a
Stuart &
2.73%,
1965;
June
Rafael
& Lockhart.
roy
196,
to
drainage
$50,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
pared
Legality
by Kirkpatrick,
approved
of
July 1 from
on
cost of about
Puerto Rico
0f
&
phrey, Inc.,
will
1965
250,000
1964; $50,000 3s, due
Inc.,
Allen B. Ed¬
8-r-v.
Halsey,
$1,500,000
of
price
a
Bodine, Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Meadville), Pa.
sealed
Rico
Puerto
Co., Penington, Colket & Co., De-
Allegheny College (P. O.
—
at
$1,100,000
$6,750,000 bonds
Inc" and fh,e!BS' Fe"n ?
price of 100.04, a net
basis of about 3.09%.
a
by
15,
Inc., A. E. Masten & Co., Stroud
& Co., Inc., Cunningham, Schmertz
fer, Necker & Co., C. S. McKee &
Treasurer,
196,
A,'*13.
to
Tenn.
awarded
were
headed
$14,000,000 general purpose revenue bonds of the Authority, dated
1964
Co.,
1, 1962 and maturing
July 1 from
1982, inclusive.
Offering
awarded
offered N0 v,
of
from 1981 to 1987 inclusive.
a
October 8-—v.
3V8S,
as
Bond Sale—The
price of par,
a
cost
lows:
Mitchell.
Nashville,
Philadel¬
Co., and C. S. McKee^iSc
Inc.,
Haven
Bond
Trimble &
Co., Inc., Moore, Leonard
&
ton
&
PENNSYLVANIA
wards,
well,
to
interest
PUERTO RICO
be
011
Due
offered
est
Commerce Union Bank, Nash-
or
1992
1963
The $108,000 school
1399—were
p.
Morgan Guaranty
or
Co., at
Legality approved by Cald¬
Wilmerding School District, Pa.
Bond Sale
interest
ville.
and
Bank,
and
are
1962.
1,
phia. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliot & Munson.
Interest J-D.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Schaf-
500,000 2%s.
1978 to
Corn, Exchange
1,
July 1, 1976
1977.
and
Dec.
on
200,000 2.60s. Due
from
1
Principal
1966
Company, New York City,
(J-D) payable at the Girard Trust
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Blair & Co.,
1970, inclusive.
500,000 21 izs.
&
Union
Goldman,
&
July 1 from
on
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dec.
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., W. H. Mor-
from
July 1
on
1967, inclusive.
300,000 2his.
1968 to
Due
Dated
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Other members of the
&
Co., National
bonds.
1
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson,
Bros.
of Cleveland, and Hess &
Nov. 19 for
on
purchase of $150,000 improve-
ment
1985.
Hornblower
cost of
the
(EST)
from
payable at the City Treas-
Trust
Legality approved by Kirkpatrick,
Com-
Trust
(J-J)
1
The bonds
Principal
urer's office,
inclusive.
on
of
Board
callable.
until 7 p.m.
r
Bankers
$500,000 2s.
Due
the
Jan.
on
1993, inclusive.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Co.,
Dec.
on
1983,
Dated Dec, 1, 1962.
both of New York City, Barr
a
1,
of
May-
Due
1,1963.
to
sr
1
pany,
at
Due
to
3.80s.
and
1984
1499—were
p.
Chicago, Chase Manhat-
Bank,
Dec.
<
on
Secretary
100.15,
syndicate composed
Harris
the
tan
196,
a
Due
1980.
$2,000,000 port
bonds
improvement
nard,
1, 1975.
Due on Dec
Township Sch. Dist.
Washington), Pa.
Bond Offering—Harold S.
Dec. 1, 1976.
from
of
Dec. 1,1974.
on
on
1,115,000
Oregon
Bank
Dec. 1, 1972.
on
444,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1, 1973.
(P. O. Portland),
Sale—The
awarded to
Due on Dec. 1, 1969.
393,000 3s.
1979
vember
lj 1966.
Dec.
on
394,000 2.70s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967.
528,000
OREGON
Port of Portland
Bond
Due on Dec. 1, 1963.
$35(^000 2s.
492,000 3.55s. Due
Due
to
(P. O.
430,000 3.30s. Due
$735,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
*
1968 to 1973,. inclusive.
(2131)
Upper Dublin
lOWSI
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
Sale—The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■.
■.
Arthurs, Lestrarige & Co., as fol-
University of Oklahoma
Bond
.
196,
p.
Housing
Agency,
as
Bond
Offering
Chairman
tric
Power
sealed bids
on
of
the
will
until 7:30 p.m.
revenue
Galveston,
Tex.
Bond Offering—John R.
Leon Gilbert,
Nashville
Board,
Dec. 4 for the
000,000
—
receive
(CST)
purchase of $8,-
bonds.
Bond
Elec¬
Dated Jan.
wharves
bonds
p.
1602
Sale
and
offered
—
were
—
The
$4,000,000
terminal
Nov.
8
revenue
—
awarded to
v.
196,
a syn-
'Ucate headed by Plielps, Fenn &i
District
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
$396,000
April
1,
26
Sawyer,
will
Treasurer,
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
for
the
revenue
1962.
bonds.
Due
(CST)
purchase
on
of
Dated
April
1
60
Si?
'
(2132)
I1'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7
Legality
A-O.
terest
McCall
Crowe,
Parkhurst,
McCall,
by
inclusive. In¬
approved
2002
to
1965
from
Kistler
Powell,
Wright
Co.,
&
of
Seattle
L.
Arthur
Richmond;
Port
of
Bank
Co.;
&
Virginia,
Bond
& Co.
harbor
fered
Hajnpton (P. O. Richmond), Va.
196,
—v.
awarded
composed of the
1928—were
p.
syndicate
a
White,
Weld
Dallas,
of
Bank
National
First
8
bonds offered Nov.
schoolhouse
to
$1,500,000
Sale —The
Bond
Co.,
Co., Russ &
&
and
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
Fridley & Frederking, at a price
of
100.006,
net interest cost of
a
about 3.12%, as follows:
$100,000 4 % S. Due on Nov. 15 from
1963 to 1972, inclusive.
1973 to 1975,
1976 to
from
to
1984
Dated Jan. 1,
cipal and
Monday, November 1§, 19^2
.
Hampton,
Board of
Austin),
15
$2,170,000 West
Com¬
State
p.
College
offered
bonds
Nov.
revenue
5
196,
v.
—
1603—were awarded as follows:
$300,000
to
bonds
group
a
Isle of
785,000
Rauscher, Pierce
Neuhaus
3%s
3V4S.
as
and
'
on
Nov.
on
the
at
Commerce
&
the
3%s, at
price
a
Housing
Agency, as
of
Due
par.
April 1 from 1978 to 2012
on
inclusive.
the
Dawson
&
ing
of
$905,000
State
Southwest Tqxas
College
scheduled
for
bonds
revenue
the
time
same
was
Bond
■'
196,
v.
a
Buchanan
Local
on
28
Nov.
Dec.
1,
1963
to
for
the
school
$2,250,000
1962.
on
and interest
Company,
New
Danville,
York
Benton
1968 to
Bond Offering—Lewis H.
Vaden,
Board,
& Trust
receive
(EST)
bids
sealed
on
Nov.
until
for
20
the
purchase of $950,000 school bonds.
Dated July
from
1
1961.
1,
1963
Due
Principal and interest
July
on
inclusive.
1981
to
ton,
Secretary
until
7
will
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
The
J-D.
from
bonds
by
tional
to
berland
Bank
Grundy.
&
Trust
Legality
Company,
approved
Wood, King, Dawson
by
Bond
(P. O.
Nov.
awarded
were
headed
$8,000,000 bonds
7—v.
196,
to
by Halsey,
p.
1819—
syndicate
a
Stuart &
Co.,
Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co., at
price
a
cost
of
of
100.25,
about
a
Sale—The
attle
Trust &
price
of
of
about
3.78%,
$22,000 3V4S.
•
1964 to
follows:
as
23,000
4s.
1975 to
$4,000,000
school
bonds,
800,000 6s, due
1963
to
1971
$2,200,000
on
for
Bond
inclusive;
Mason
sewer
bonds,
for
500,000 3s, due
on
1965
inclusive;
to
1987
Dec. 1 from
$500,000 l/10s, due
1988 and
$3,-
on
and
Dec. 1,
Other members of the
syndicate:
Sons; Bache & Co.; W. E. Hut-
ton
&
Co.; J. C. Brafford & Co.;
National
State
Bank,
Newark,
Horner, Barksdale & Co.; Laidlaw
&
Co.;
Johnston,
Lemon
&
&
Co.;
was
Pacific National
as
Cooley
&
Inc.,
as
par.
Browntown
Adams,
(Vil¬
8
awarded
were
of
and
Bank
of
the,
American
Indianapolis,
par,
as
at
a
cost
interest
net
a
2.70%,
1964 to
1975 to
from
1974
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1979
1971
on
May 1 from
1972
to
8,000 3.80s.
and
on
Oct.
1982
Manitowoc
the
Joint
on
May 1 fronv
from
from
on
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Co.;
Ellis.
,
:
and
Treasurer,
Nov.
on
of
$50,000
19
for
fire
from
1
1963
to
the
stations
Due
on
inclu¬
1972
District
No.
Sale
The
—
196,
tiated
the
&
Laurent
price of 98.25,
about
of
$126,000 im¬
Veillet,
awarded
Inc.,
at
November
7
were
headed
&
Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co., and Channer Newman Secu¬
rities
net
as
Co., at
interest
a
price of 100.004,
cost
of
about
a
2.96%,
follows:
$385,000
from
23/4s.
1963
to
on
1973,
April
1
inclusive.
The
First
A.
and
E.
placement.
Metropolitan
in
legislation
enacted
of Quebec
1959
by
created
was
the
and
became
to the former Mont¬
successor
Metropolitan Commission,
which
established
was
exercise
thority
with
respect
municipalities
au¬
various
to
the
on
The
1921
in
financial
certain
of
Island
Corporation
was
portion
in
the
expressway
crossing the Island in
to
operate
direction.
east-west
is
now
highway,
and
obligated
80,500
6s.
1973
Due on Nov. 1 from
Due
to
Nov.
on
the
This
ex¬
Province
has
reimburse the
struction.
con¬
'
St. Elzear,
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
24—v.
awarded
to
196,
a
&
Que.
$567,000 sewer
Oct.
29—v.
p.
196,
p.
Credit du
price of 97.55,
a
follows:
as
■
$199,000 53/4s. Due
group
composed of J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.;
Dube
offered
Nord, Inc., at
$361,000 school
Oct.
Sale—The
1820—were awarded to
Quebec
Ruel &
an
Provincial
a
itself to
from
1
inclusive.
1977
Escoumins School Commission,
bonds
of
City
and
pressway
follows:
as
the
Montreal)
1972 inclusive.
1963 to
Nov. 1 from
on
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
368,000 6s. Due
Co., Inc.; Grenier,
1973
Nov.
on
from
1
1977 inclusive.
to
Co., Inc.; Placements Ken¬
Inc.;
Prets de
as
1968
Lagueux
&
Des-
Quebec, at
price of
a
follows:
to
Due
Due
bonds
Sale
—
offered
The
Oct.
—«».
$105,000 land
29—v.
196,
p.
1820—were awarded to Societe de
on
Nov. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
1972
Quebec
Bond
on
97.32,
1 from
Nov.
Placements,
Ltd.,
$26,500 5V2S. Due
inclusive.
at
price
a
of
follows:
as
1963
1971
to
78,500 53/4s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1, 1972.
Gagnon School Commission,
Quebec
Scotstown, Que.
Bond Offering—Lucien
Bernier,
Secretary and Treasurer, will
ceive
(EST)
chase
Due
by
Corporation for the cost of
$45,500 5V2S.
130,500 6s.
awarded
payable in United
Montreal
a
net interest cost
a
6.11%,
1963 to
Sale—The $700,000 school
and
principal
Co., Incorporated nego¬
Province
to
un¬
to
Corporation
&
the
The
guaranteed
as
are
group
real
deben¬
serial
1963-87.
1,
dollars.
Boston
than
1711—were
p.
$230,00 5V2S.
1
pri¬
also authorized to construct (other
Disraeli, Que.
96.00,
Rapids and Newton
School
corporation
by the Province of Que¬
They
States
5%
are
Montreal.
sive.
group composed of John Nu¬
a
veen
•
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Interest A-O.
Legality
to
Oct./ 1, 1976
1977.
bec.
by
building and equipment bonds of¬
1
interest
The
Que.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
nebec,
inclusive.
(P. O. Valders), Wis.
1975 inclusive.
Due
(EST)
p.m.
Oscar
Liberty, Easton, Rockland,
inclusive.
16,000 33As. Due
of
Nov.
due
Ames
Nov. 1 from
on
Secretary
purchase
de
Seattle,
1
1
Offering—Leo Bigue, As¬
1711—were
/inclusive.
price
that it has placed
conditionally
inclusive.
1977
to
follows:
Valders, Whitelaw, St. Nazianz,
of $50,000
Oct.
Nov.
on
rochers, Ltd., and La Corporation
Bond
on
Bond
Trust
&
F.
J.
a
Corporation,
Sale—The
debentures
A
Due
Due
158,500 6s.
&
309
of
Lau¬
price of
a
provement bonds offered Oct. 23
follows:
$26,000 3V2S. Due
5V2S.
Bond
a
to
5%s, at
as
Quebec
an
to
Goodbody
Bank
150,000 2.90s. Due
to
Banque
and
at
p.
Cadiz,
(P.O. Monroe),
sold
was
Co.,
Montreal Metropolitan
follows:
as
$291,500
bonds.
Consol.
sold
to
Nationale,
rent <& Veillet, Inc.,
196,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
$575,000 2V2S. Due
Co.;
'
Courts
Sale—An issue
bonds
29—v.
sistant
Co.,
Commission,
99.07.
tures,
were
National
of
fered
John Nuveen & Co.; Alex. Brown
&
Bond
school
Oct.
offered
Bond
(P. O. Shelton), Wash.
1964 to
1989!
Shelton
Que.
State
of
City,
of about
a
Dec.
on
inclusive.
vately with institutional investors
1820—were- awarded
$60,000 bridge
cost
1982, inclusive.
County,
&
a
23
250,000 23/4s. Due
1
Dec.
5^s, at
as
$450,000 school
Cabano,
Dec. 1 from
School District No.
1
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
4,000,000
on
of
Kilbourn
composed
Company
1974, inclusive.
Due
Nov.
1980 to
and
Dec.
on
on
&
Bros.
Commission,
Sale—The
1967
Sale—The $975,000 school
Fletcher
follows:
as
Due
May 1 from
Co., Commerce Trust Company of
price
Due
1982
School
bonds
Simard
$29,000,000
to
Kansas
interest
to
Bond Sale—An issue of $430,000
of
Pleasant, Sylvester and Wash¬
$1,-
Dec. 1 from
due
3s,
net
a
[
school
Private
School
Amos
Wisconsin
school
$45,000
$1,was
QUEBEC
—v.
Seattle),
O.
of
bonds
from 1963 ot 1966 inclusive.
building and equipment bonds of¬
Savings Bank, at
par,
on
price of
District No. 1
1819—were awarded to the Se¬
interest
net
2.88%,
(P.
1963
from
price of 99.25.
98.24,
i from
May
on
Securities
Parts
group
price
a
Quebec
Burns
Co.,
Canadienne
ington (Townships) Joint School
Horo¬
5V2S, at
as
98.71."
Laurentides
composed
group
&
Clarno, Jefferson, Jordan, Monroe,
1972
$164,900
sold to J. E. La¬
was
Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
issue
Cayley & Co.
lett,
inclusive.
(City),
Mt.
a
Commission,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
1
Co., R. A. Daly & Co., and Bart-
Dec.
bonds offered November 7—v. 196,
p.
Bond Sale—The
406
1 from
May 1 from
October
Monroe
Washington
Chesterfield), Va.
ap¬
Sher¬
2.97%,
Milwaukee, and Channer
approved
Thorgrimson,
No.
May
on
the
a
fered
District
of
bids
King County, South Central School
& Logan.
Chesterfield County
offered
Preston,
to
3.60s, at
callable.
are
offered
awarded
lage),
and
6s, at
as
Denton, Ltd., Cochran, Murray &
inclusive.
1982
An
—
a
William
and
Sale—The
Newman
witz, Starin & Ellis.
Cum¬
or
to
Lavalle, Wis.
1962.
1,
1964
Legality
pay¬
to
I
improve¬
Dec.
able at the First & Merchants Na¬
Bank, Richmond,
Legality
W.
inqlusive.
1978
Bank
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Quebec
Corporation
Dec. 3 for
the purchase of $120,000
Interest
(J-J)
on
1973
Due
ap¬
Com¬
of the Port
receive sealed
(PST)
p.m.
Mil¬
The
1967 inclusive.
3s.
1979
-
Co.,
Co., Inc.,
flamme, Ltd.,
Company,
Legality
&
Issoudun School
announces
on
140,000 3.10s. Due
Manufac¬
Offering—Ray F. Hamil¬
mission,
Due
1974 to
County Port of Kennewick
Bond
to
175,000
Sale
Bond
3s.
1964
(P. O. Kennewick), Wash.
(P. O.
to
price of 100.005,
a
210,000 2%s. Due
Dated
Principal
Trust
City.
1—
Robert
Inc.,
Co., at
$135,000
Dec. 1 from
or
sold
follows:
bonds
Chairman of the Treasury
office.
improvement
bonds
proved by Dawson & Logan.
Grundy), Va.
will
&
Nov.
net interest cost of about
(J-D). payable at the
Hanover
turers
of
composed
Co.,
of
purchase
inclusive.
Bond
re¬
(EST)
noon
bonds.
Due
1982
will
Debt,
/
County
Principal and in¬
CANADA
493,000
awarded
Company,
as
.
:
price of 95.40.
Jan.
Howard.
&
Gairdner
offered
1711—were
p.
group
a
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
'•
noon
bonds
Blair &
Offering—|J. Gordon Ben¬
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA
1,
Dated
by Dawson, Nagel,
.
and
Milwaukee),
Baird
Chatham), Va.
Bond
(Village)
(City) Joint School
waukee
O.
(P.
County
'
'
-
Oscar Dube &
La
Quebec,
DeRochers,
Kitchener, Ont.
Sale—The $660,000 school
building
Bond
■'
$950,000
of
Dec. 1, 1971
on
Wisconsin
postponed.
;
Ruel
Dec. 1 from
on
Dist. No.1 (P. O.
Logan.
Pittsylvania
Deer
Brown
Milwaukee
of
Bank
American National Bank
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
&
Grenier,
payable at the City
Treasurer's
WISCONSIN
Legality approved by Wood, King,
on
to
bonds
Laqueux
de
July 1 from 1964 to
on
(J-J)
proved
man
sealed
ONTARIO
Smithfield.
Trusts,
ceive sealed bids until
and Home Finance
from
Mantha,
Ltd.,
1972.
payable
(F-A)
clusive.
1,870,000
1
McNeil,
Laflamme,
on Nov.
of
^
1970 inclusive.
to
and
Feb. 1
on
State-Planters
mission
V.,
inclusive.
until
for
20
Due
April 1 from 1965 to 1977 in¬
-
Due
Ltd.,
J.' E.
were
—
Co., Ltd., La Maison
Corporation de Prets
(MST)
bonds.
1963.
Board,
bids
sealed
(EST)
noon
and
Due
1964.
inclusive.
610,000 2.40s. Due
of the Treasury
receive
will
Co.,
&
1,
Dec.
on
1967
to
1968
Va.
Bond Offering—Lewis H. Vaden,
com-
Co.,
&
Underwood,
2.32%,
Dec.
on
2s. Due
1965
Wight County (P. O.
posed of Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
„
a
Inc.,
1603
p.
syndicate composed '
a
Grant,
purchase
1973
$250,000 5s. Due
.
Texas
par,
about
of
196,
v.
—
$1,071,000
bonds offered
receive
will
the
for
terest
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
Tex.
Sale—The
price of
a
cost
855,000 2.20s. Due
cipal and interest
Bond
Co., at
18
Bienvenu,
j
Logan.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
(P. O.
&
follows:
as
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
&
Clerk,
City
highway
Legality
City.
Bank,
Oct.
The
—
sewer
A.
E.
—
Lean
Bank,
Trust
Savings
Sale
aqueduct and
of Casgrain &
Casper, Wyo.
Offering
Bond
20
interest
inclusive.
1982,
bids until 11 a.m.
purchase of $450,000 school bonds.
Colleges,
Regents)
York
New
Trust
net
1
WYOMING
comr-
by Cullom Davis & Co., and Mc¬
payable
(J-J)
to
April
on
awarded to
Co.,i Ira
Seattle
&
Due
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Shel¬
Jan. 1
National
Irving
or
Chairman
inclusive
198S,
interest
&
Greenfield Park, Q ue.
Bond
1603—
p.
syndicate
a
from '1979
of¬
April 1 from
on
1978, inclusive.
3.10s.
140,000
Company of Los Angeles,
of
1983, inclusive. Prin¬
Merchants
the
bonds
196,
& Trust
b onds.
on
$2,500,000
Haupt & Co., First Western Bank
re¬
purchase
Due
1963.
from 1964 to
at
the
improvement
Richmond),
Nov.
on
Teachers
State
Texas
Due
for
23
;
1983, inclusive.
3.15s.
Jan.
on
$4,500,000
Due on Nov. 15 from
680,000 3s.
675,000
inclusive.
will
Debt,
8—v.
posed of C. J. Devine
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
15 from
Due on Nov.
Local
on
The
—-
awarded to
were
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
pany,
'
45,000 4s.
Nov
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Texas
I
Sale
Due
175,000 3s.
1974 to
improvement
■
School District,
Indep.
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
and Manley, Ben¬
nett, McDonald
Horton.
&
Plainview
„>
.
.
■
sealed
of
bids
Nov.
on
20
$762,000
Dated Dec.
1, 1962.
from 1963 to
berte,
Offering
Secretary
—
Maurice
and
Lali-
Treasurer,
8
p.m.
will receive sealed bids until
the
pur¬
p.m.
until
for
re¬
Bond
(EST)
on
Nov.
19
7:30
for
school
bonds.
purchase
Due
Dec. 1
bonds.\ Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due
on
1982 inclusive.
,
of
$25,000
the
aqueduct
on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
I
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