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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
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research
and
for
property;
The
Cnarles
cancel
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is
J.
stock
Fletcher,
capital.
Southern
•
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The
of
company
■%%./-A;;.
77%.
one
of
is to provide
members
the
test
the
of
test
of
,
as
the
on
Oct.
oil
and
estimated
is
at
cost
The
Section.
and
$178,880
the
partnership will
The
$44,720.
seismic pro¬
drill one wildcat
to
pay
Blake,
for
geological
($7,500).
and
Oil
the employer establishes his
make
to
exceed
that
(except
10%
in
of
year
be
$2,500
the
of
each
by the employer
for all participants
same
be contributed for any one
employer
may
also elect a
of
which
make
may
the
lesser
$2,500.
his
the
of
10%
of
his
compensation
for
his
taxable
year
participant has the right each year to direct through
that employer and voluntary contributions made for
any one or more of the following ways: investment
Equity Fund which funds will be invested primarily in com¬
Each
employer
him
in
be
an
used
in
stocks;
mon
will
investment
invested
be
limited
income;
in
deferred
contract has
America).
well
as
of
entered
D.
Stecher
director
Fund,
provide
of
into
is
the
which
for
a
annuities
annuity contract
group
a
been
Joseph
executive
as
Income
which
under
company
annuity
of
Fixed
a
purchase
and
surance
Co.
in
investments
with
from
master
(a
Prudential
President
American
the
of
Bar
or
in-.''
an
group'
Insurance
company,
statement
shares
of
vertible
for
with
sale
in
by
due
the
Oct.
and
1971.
Pittsburgh,
7
covering
$300,000
The
holders
of
from
stock
may
time
to
434%
con¬
be offered
time
the
on
transactions
through
including the
with
subsidiaries,
company,
businesses,
or
bulk
is
institutional
engaged
manufacture
of
in
investors.
variety
a
of
dispersing
agents,
resins; the
stabilizers,
processing aids and hydrocarbon
manufacture and installation of toll revenue collec¬
tion
systems, inventory control systems, electronic control scales
and equipment,
special purpose printers and data recorders; the %
by
It
is
the
at
underwriting
price
(maximum
is
company
extruded
rate
five
of
for
shares
each
pipe
and
manufactures
molded
used
to
and
The
net
$550,000
some
finance
increased
to
specifications,
customer
proceeds from ti.e stock sale
of short-term indebtedness
inventories
and
accounts
trade
increase
to
funds
working capital to support an expansion in
plastic pipe and fittings; and to obtain addi¬
for
for
general
corporate
including
purposes,
equipment
and
product development. In addition
to certain
has outstanding 507,154 shares of com¬
which Continental Oil Co.. of Houston, owns 51.5%'
the
of
company
management, officials
Chairman
fabricated
and/or
retire
markets
stock,
mon
and
John
as
I.
a
6.98%
group
Rudge
W. Sims is Board '
According
to
the
D.
.
President.
is
prospectus,
Continental Oil intends
to
exercise
all its
subscribe
for stock of the company.—V.
198, p. 861.
Stock and Bond Quotations
'
;
Celanese
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock. Exchange
National Stock Exchange.
12
___
Stock-Exchange—--:
1__
___.r__
24
30
43
35
35
35
35
36
Market_______—
Stock
36
36
Exchange—— 36
Exchange—^. 36
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and Investment News__
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
of
with
the
America—Plans Rights
of
522
F'ifth
SEC
Ave.,
filed
covering
27
to
Offering
registration
a
964,390
of
snares
It is proposed
to offer such stock for subscription
stockholders at the rate of one share for each eight>
held.
Unsubscribed
shares
are
through underwriters headed by
change
Place,
New
York.
The
(maximum
supplied
The
York,
New
Sept.
on
rights
stock.
common
shares
$60
by
per
share)
be
to
for
Boston
public
Corp.,
20
subscription
date,
record
and
offered
F~irst
The
underwriting
terms
are
sale
Ex¬
price,
to
be
amendment.
manufactures and sells
company
chemicals,
pulps,
fibers,
polymers
and
be
to
a
diversified
line
of
petro¬
plastics.
The net proceeds
which are ex¬
pected to be used primarily to finance expansion of production
facilities in
all
operating divisions and for additional investment
from
the
sale
stock
subsidiaries
in
debtedness
7,715(116
a
as
and
group
will
added
related
and
and
of
common
198,
funds
addition
In
in¬
Harold
Blancke
is
Chairman
Board
1231.
p.
Grange
League
Federation
Exchange,
Inc.—Shares Registered—
The
certain
to
stock,
the
company
has
outstanding
stock, of which management officials
1%.
about
own
President.—V.
general
companies.
preferred
shares
Cooperative
42
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
_■
American
common
by
Corp.
company
statement
York Stock
Transactions
The
PAGE
New York Stock
New
tnree
is involved. The record
date and
$3.50 per snarej are to be supplied
primarily in the manufacture and sale
molded and fabricated plastic pipe
and sells a variety of plastic parts
engaged
plastic
also
It
incurred
■%:
9
proposed to offer such stock for subscription
No
chloride sheet.
.
Oct.
on
Offering—
filed a registration
304,293
shares
of
Ohio,
covering
133, Aurora,,
Box
SEC'
to
In This Issue
V
and
receive
amendment.
The
of
,
-
registration
covering 10,000 shares of 4'%>
cumulative
preferred
stock
($100
par)
and
400,000
shares
of
common stock, to be offered at $100 and $5 per share, respectively
(without underwriting). According to the prospectus, the present
offering constitutes a continuation of earlier and similar offerings
of
these same classes of securities.
The preferred stock may be
purchased by both farmer and non-farmer patrons of GLF Ex¬
change and by any other persons, and the offering of common
stock is restricted to
present members of the Exchange and to
farmers interested in becoming members.—V. 196, p. 1341.
of
company
statement
the
with
Terrace
SEC
Ithaca,
Hill,
Oct.
on
N.
Y.,
filed
a
4
2
State and City Bond Offerings.
52
Dividends Declared and Payable———
9
Condition Statement of, Member Banks
46
46
shares
H.
of
with
or
time
of
Consolidated
manufacture of double
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
the
The
of
the
common
Walters,
York
National
company
statement
of
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates...
Diamond
The
development,
j
held.
indebtedness,
Transactions New York Stock
outstanding
will
Bathesda, Md., plans to
Valley, Pa., for the ex¬
their immediate families.
an,d
Corp.—Plans Rights
O.
the
stockholders
common
shares
tional
:"V';
pro¬
a
company
«
Rd.,
Muncy
near
be
registration
a
24,000
outstanding
common
thereof
filed
as
receipts
each
authors
The
Sonoma
products,
polyvinyl
Association.
Exchange at then current prices (maximum $10.75
and-the debentures may be offered at negotiated prices
over-the-counter
chemical
Bldg.,
on
for
receipts.
.Scientists
%
%
,
Association
Stock
share);
The
Frick
SEC
stock
common
debentures
public
American
per
1915
the
with
stock.
common
by
of P.
company
modernization
Apollo Industries, Inc.—Debentures, Common Reg'd
The
Carlon. Products
The
statement
receivable;
Over-the-Counter
funds ':
fixed
5612
resort
Christian
of
use
will
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
34
Montreal Stock Exchange..:
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
37
Toronto Stock Exchange.
38
or
of
mountain
a
clusive
and
Midwest Stock Exchange
_____________
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.--—
the
to
play.
well
as
box-office
week
per
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
and
Cincinnati Stock Exchange______________
Detroit Stock Exchange_____
its contributions will not exceed a specified
employer's earned income each fiscal year. In
employer contributions made for him, a participant
voluntary contributions in any amount not exceeding
percentage
addition
develop
certain
Boston
par¬
chosen
box-office
amount
well
as
______
must commit himself
may
The
year).
he
percentage
a
percentage
must
than
one
any
under
limitation
The
and
more
no
participant
'
each
compensation.
may, not
,
contribution
a
ticipant's
Plan,
weekly
$350
the
present
expenses
engineering
.
Pro¬
,
When
Horizons
.Broad
,
limited
a
them
Cabro-Ordovician
wells
at
in
gas
with
and
partners,
amount _paid
of
corporation
fittings.
'
to
contribution)
gross
class
subscription
general
cash
no
the
charge
on
Sept. 30, 1963, filed a "Reg. A" covering
A non-voting common
shares to be offered at $25,
underwriting.
Froceeds are to be used for debt
repayment, construction, and
working capital.
%.
Canton, Ohio, filed a regis¬
1; covering $270,000 of
Bldg.,
SEC
so-called
Sand
one^deep
of
office
weekly
gross
The
4,000
the
Township,
Clinton
of
make
.1%
formed
capital. The latter owns ovejr 47%
of Belden & Blake
duction,
Ohio Ledse Agreement,
which will receive the
paid by the limited partnership for the well locations
Chicago, filed a registra¬
the American
Bar
employees with a retirement program
which is qualified for the special income tax benefits whicn apply
to a qualified plan under the Self-Employed Individuals Tax Retire¬
ment
Act
of
1962.
Participants
may
include
(ll
an
"owneremployee," that is any employee who is a single practitioner or a
partner who' owns more than a 10%
capital or profits interest in
the partnership;
<2i an employer, that is a, single practitioner or
partnership
i only
an
employer can establish a Plan—a partner,
whether or not he is an owner-employee, is not an employer, the
employer being the partnership).; and (3)
an
employee,: that is"'
any
person
who derives
income from
an
employer
and
whose
customary employment is for more than 20 hours a week and for
more
than five months in a calendar year. A partnership, which
does
not
have at least one owner-employee
(such a
partnership .,
would
generally have 10 or more partners i
may
adopt the Plan
and
take advantage of all its benefits, but in some
instances it <
might b6 possible for a partnership which has no owner-employee
to
adopt a different' plan more suitable to its own requirements
in certain respects.
:
^
purpose of which
Association
and
their
to
four
of
producers
Randolph
of
cash
actors
6%
City
will
it
fee
aggregate
Henry S. Belden III and Glenn A.
$33,000
for
supervision
and ' administrative
overhead.
Messrs.
Belden
and
Blake
own
60%
of
Belden &
Blake
Oil production,
which intends to subscribe to about 6%
of the limited partnership
the
with the SEC on Oct. 9 covering $25,000,000 of
participations in the American Bar Association Retirement Plan.
The Association, which was formed under Illinois, law on Sept. 30,
1963 as
a
not-for-profit corporation, is sponsoring the retirement
the
the
Cost
statement
plan,
more
or
gram in
test well
\ :
without
the
in
and
this
Broad Horizons,
Renkert
626
with
ownerships
of
which
(for
ducer's
Inc.
partnership,. to be offered for public
sale
at
$2,700
per
interest.
No
underwriting
is
involved. The
partnership intends to drill a minimum of four oil and gas well
locations to and
through the so-called Clinton Sand Horizon in
Randolph Township,
Portage
County,
Ohio,
to participate with
223,070 shares of common stock,
Chairman and President, owns
1155 East 60tji Street,
of
statement
play
be made by
general part¬
will
offering
the
Preston will receive weekly a sum equal.to
10% of the gross
weekly box office receipts for such'week, with a minimum guaran¬
tee
of
$3,000 per week. In addition,
he will receive s"ms e:u'«l
to
10%
of the net profits of the partnership. The producer
will
be entitled
to receive 50%
of the net proiiis of tne
parinersmp
Registered—
company
tration
percentage
The
producer of
Mr.
the man¬
of
interest.
per
partnership
result
a
oi
Kansas
$3,000
Corp.,
partnership.
the
will be formed when $450,000 has been raised
offering for the purpose of producing a dramatico-musical play tentatively entitled "Ben Franklin in Paris.".
Sidney Michaels is the bookwriter-lyricist and Mark Sandrich tne
composer.
The producer
has engaged Robert Preston to star in
the leading role of Ben Franklin. As compensation for his services,
as
Belden & Blake & Co., Limited Partnership No. 4—
Securities
American Bar Retirement Association—Sees. Reg'd
The
tion
Industries,
at
sale
The
St., Chicagb, filed a registra¬
7 covering
2,000,000 shares
Oct.
on
is president of the Fund and board chairman
The investment manager is 40%
owned
by
ager.
.board
management officials as a group
the public
at -$3 per share will
to
SEC
Organized under Maryland law in September
1963, the Fund
a
diversified, open-end, fully managed investment company.
Ac¬
Tripp
Sale of the new"
result in an increase
in the book value of stock now outstanding from 31 cents to $1.42
per share
with a resulting dilution of $1.58 pdr share in the
book equity of stock purchased by the public.—V. 197, p. 709.
% •
and
74%
the
cording to the prospectus, it offers an investment program "seeking
to provide a balanced investment with generous income and rea¬
sonable
opportunity , for ' growth of
principal and income.The
prospectus further states that normally a substantial portion of
the Fund's assets will be invested in common stocks.
Chester D.
note
promissory
negotiable
a
working
general
outstanding
has
company
wnicn
of
120 South LaSalle
and
to
for
and
of
with
limited
a
George-Granat
in
ner
common stock,
to be offered for public sale at net asset value
(maximum $8.72 per share) plus underwriting commissions vary¬
ing from 8V4(r
to l'/r, depending upon the amount of purchase.
Supervised
Investors
Services,
Inc.,
of
Chicago,
is the Fund's
investment
manager
and underwriter.
company
proposals;
public
Registered—
of
development programs; for preparation and submittal
technical
of
the
1956.
company
statement
tion
.
in
manufacturing
in
Registered—
partnership to be formed under New
law, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.-30
covering
$450,000 of limited partnersnip
interests
(plus $67,000
of
interests
subject to
involuntary, overcall), to be offered for
company,
York
The
Balanced Income Fund, Inc.—Common
sinfce February 1963 has been A
marketing. a <. new line of motor
% speea controls to govern
the speed of electric powered tools such
%as
drills, 'handsaws, sabersaws,
torque
wrenches, powered screw
drivers and specialized industrial machines having a need for speed
regulation.
The prospectus states that the company has received
only negligible income
to date through
the salef of
engineering
services, and orders have only recently been received for two of
its commercial products.
The company has entered into a manu¬
facturing agreement with Whippany Eiectronics Company, of Cald¬
well
lownsnip, N. J., whereby Whippany will be the company's
execlusive manufacturer of the company's line of Powr-Plus motor
speeu controls and specialized motor control circuits.
The $495,000
estimated
net
proceeds
from the
stock saleWill be used for
machinery and capital equipment for support of research, devel¬
opment
and commercial product production programs; for addi¬
tional
leased facilities;
for inventory, advertising and marketing
Organized
engaged
Ben Franklin in Paris Co.—Securities
The
chairman. The
board
prospectus lists 5 selling stock¬
holders, including Victor Elmaleh who proposes to sell 7,434 shares
of 16,396 shares owned.
Eight selling debenture holders are listed,
including Reuben Thorson ($100,000).-—V.
198,
p.
860.
x
Wayne, N. J., filed a registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
4
covering 165,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public; sale at $3 per share. The
offering will be made on an agency best efforts basis by Chase
Securities
Corp.,
350 Fifth
Ave.,
New York,
which will receive
a
45
cents per
share selling commission and up to $14,850 for
expenses.
The statement also includes 5,000 shares to be issued
to:the underwriter on the basis of one share for each 33 shares
sold.
' t
>'
C. '
*
■ •
''
Route
1275
company,
SEC FILINGS
•
.
is
Levitt
Reg-'d—
Aerosystems Technology Corp.—Common
INSURANCE
•
598,283 shares of dommon stock, of which management officials as
a
group
own
13.86%
David Lowenthal is president and I. F.
SEC REGISTRATIONS
The
INDUSTRIAL
-
Board
Cincinnati
sale
733
Corp.—Common
on
stock,
to
Chairman,
Stock
(maximum
Registered—
Ave., New York, filed a registration
Sept. 3a covering 50,000 outstanding
be offered for public sale by William
Third
SEC
from
Exchanges
time to time on
the New
at prices prevailing at the
The company is engaged
share).
yards
ufacture
the
of
single
microwave
ation
of
a
and
apron spinning drafting systems; the man¬
materials, devices and components for
crystal
solid
small business
state
electronics
investment
tain indebtedness and preferred stock,
industry;
company.
In
and
the
addition to
oper¬
Statement
of
Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Course
of
Bank
Clearings
of the
46
—L 45
in
the
$60
per
of paperboard, packaging products, printed and
products,
and matches
and
woodenware
products,
of
lumber and
the
operation of retail lumber
production
lithographed
manufacture
and
stores. In
addition to certain indebtedness,
it has
outstanding 4,659,774 shares of "common stock, of which manage-
cer¬
the company has outstanding
Continued
on page
3
'
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
By
a
bank
Member
represented in the remaining 29 issues.
following the lull of this week. Household
"Finance's $100 million debentures, New York City's $118.7 million bonds, Call-,
fornia Toll Bridge Authority's $75 million refunding revenues, Celanese Corp.
Af America's large rights offering, and $40 million each in debentures by Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp. and Public Service Elec & Gas Collated for public
sale between Oct. 21-23—should attract a large share of a halt billion dollais
estimated to be raised in the week following this one.£.,'■•■
.
An increase of $111 million in corporates and ja.. decline of $75, ipilUon in taxexempts leave the 28-day visible supply of senior debt obligations $35 million
more
than last week's tally.
The total backlog of senior debt issues to be
offered with and without firm dates, reflect a creeping increase in corporates
float, and
pledged
free
average
security for Federal Reserve Notes. Coin-
as
last
reserves
to
rose
new
a
The actual change on
Oct. 9 from, the prior Wednesday resulted in free spot
achieving $7 million on the plus side—up $97 million from the week-ago
day's tally—after having been in deficiency for past several weeks. Contribut¬
ing to this plus change were a rise in repurchase agreements executed amounting
to $63.9 million and $17 million in bills purchased outright—a total of $80.9
compared to the $525 average rise noted above; and $289 million de¬
million
within the next six months leaped by $200 million for the most
the newly formed Communications Satellite Corp. s recent an¬
nouncement that it will seek that sum following clearance of its planned Decem¬
capital market
crease
Oct.
ber SEC filing.
the float, $262 million increase in money
of vault cash.
„
loc^l housing authorities offeiin^
market next week will find 121
$255^129,000 in temporary
TOPPED
CALENDAR
BRIDGE
MILLION
$30
AUTIL;
POWER;
AND $14
Among this week's larger
$35 MILLION PENN, STATE
MILLION AUSTIN,-TEX.
The
gold stock remained unchanged for eight weeks. Since the first of the
it has dropped $395 million compared to a decline of $822 million in the
1962 period. Since the year-ago week, our, gold stock shrunk $484 million and
to grossly offset that, the Fed upped its addition of governments to its portfolio
year
fivefold—by $2,354
at 31.0%.
& LIGHT;
AVERAGE OF FEDERAL
^
DISTRICT, TEX.
Oct. 9
^
*
week
quired
j.
;
rated A
HIGHWAY & BRIDGE AU¬
double-A; $7,320,000 various G. O.
bonds of HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.; $3.8 million TUCSON, ARIZ.; $3.1 million
GREEN BAY,. WIS.; $3 million EAST TEXAS STATE COLLEGE. '
PA.
revenue
rated
bonds
Wednesday (October 16):
A '
*
Baa by.
New
'
York.
/ -v *
■
.
.
$14
.,
A
COMPETITIVE
AND
VISIBLES
<"31
(5)
(4)
Corporate
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Municipals*
Total Bonds
Stocks
Total Visibles
(Cols.
1 & 2 )
Oct.
14-Oct.
18
$35,675,000
$155,317,000
$190,992,000
$28,026,000
$219,018,000
*21-Oct.
25
203,627,000
230,283,000
433,910,000
61,412,000
495,352,000
1
89,120,000
106,641,000
195,761,000
36,746,000
232,507,000
8
30,000,000
5,685,000
35,685,000
15,650,000
51,335,000
$358,422,000
$497,926,000
$856,3 48,000
$1 11,864,000
$998,212,000
Oct.
-
28-Nov.
Nov.
1-Nov.
V
Total
Last
week
Oct.
II,
$217,117,000
^Includes
&
only
$572,191,000
$819,308.0110
$207,819,000
$1,027,157.000
$310,737,000
$854,887,000
$ I 13.766,750
$998.153,759
$25-$35 million
iinflrmed
Colo.
Co.,
<
$513,650,000
1.
1963—.;
issues
of
$1
million
N.
Y.
and
PORT
larger.
AUTHORITY
consolidated
bonds
expected in November; also,
under purview of Boettcher
significantly enlarge it.
following non-tax-exempt bonds: $6,750,000 Leland Stanford Junior University, Calif.
$39
The
the
System
Fla.; (Oct.
25);
million
JEFFERSON
addition
of
those
CO.,
two
COLO.,
issues
bonds
(Oct.
17);
million
St.
Xavier
revenue
and
$1
TOTAL
to
refunding
advanced
Visible
$1,755,000
supply
AND
would
Presbyterian
Florida
College,, Chicago,
COMPETITIVE
111
(Oct.
College,
St.
Petersburgh.
25).
NEGOTIABLE
This Week
dates
Withoujt
PUMPS
reserves
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Taxable Bonds:
BACKLOG
Oct. 11, 19G2
Last Week
$627,122,000
(35)
$500,917,000 (32)
$783,150,000
403,263,740
(25)
413,098,740 (25)
49,777,045
(17)
$1,030,385,740
(60)
$914,015,740 (57)
$822,927,045
(51)
*$744,823,000
(85)
$645,888,000
dates....,
(34)
(Elec. Light & Power, Waterworks & Sewer
124,700 shares is expected to be made today (if not offered last
RESERVE
credit up $250 million for the current week
Oct.
-.■includes
$525
MILLION
Total
STANFORD
JUNIOR UNIV., CALIF. (Housing System revenue bonds).
SHULTON, INC. class A and B non-SEC-registered secondary'offering of
FEDERAL
16,050
,
Rev.); $4,372,000 TOPEKA, KANSAS; and $6,750,000 LELAND
t
16,067
Bondst
/.
million AUSTIN, TEXAS
15,664
Taxable
With
Thursday (October 17):
15,603
419
•
Housing
Series rated Single A;
$8 million BETHLEHEM CITY AREA S. D„ PA.; $6.2 million VERMONT
(Highway, Sell. & Sewer Bonds): $3.5 million ORLEANS PARISH SCH.,
LA.; $3 million CAMILLUS, VAN BUREN, etc., CENTRAL S. D. NO. 1.
Also, $30 million LOUISIANA (State of) Highway
30,241
15,582
11)
®"11
rated
30,682
desires to
,
first
32,158
V
reserve requirements is projected for the coming
anticipated $400 million float hike and decrease in re¬
an
Excludes;
i
mtge. bonds of NEVADA POWER CO.
Moody's and A by S & P with five year call protection.
million
$11
32,233
The sharp rise in the past week's free
28-DAY
Also, $35 million PENNSYLVANIA STATE
THORITY,
32,332
the board.
'
435
offset partially by a rise in money in circulation shaping mem¬
reserve
& P, Baa by Moody's and triple-B by Fitch
million DORCHESTER GAS PRODUCING
across
October
v
158
repurchases.
reserves
Fed still
certificates rate AA
15,582
Week
July
133
ending this coming
indicates that the
purchase neutrality on the high side and that the prior two
week's precipitous decline was due to required reserves computational errors.
Tuesday (October 15):
with no call protection;
$3.5
CO. subordinated con¬
vertible debentures rated B by S & P's via Francis I. duPont, A. C. Allyn
Inc., Allen & Co., and Metropolitan Dallas Corp.; 20,000 units of ALLRIGHT
AUTO PARTS may possibly appear comprising $2 million 6% sinking fund
debentures, plus stock and warrants via Equitable Securities Corp.; possibly
$3 million O'MALLEY INVESTING CORP. common via O'Malley Securities
Co.; 500,000 secondary shares of TENNESSEE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
capital stock; and $2,925,000 WESTERN MARYLAND RY. equipment trust
15,583
the basis of
on
ber bank
CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. debentures
33,fill
Year-Ago
Year-Ago
August
"•
133
121
An easing in member bank
;;
Wednesday.
$9 million JERSEY
Month of-
September
33,036
Held5
Includes
RESERVE CREDIT DATA
__
Oct. 2
<;
Stock__L—
Gold
GENERAL INDUS¬
J
-
:
Reserves
Governments
shares
760,207
of
—Week-Ending;—
Free
of BRADFORD SPEED PACKAGING &
DEVELOPMENT CORP. common via Burnham & Co. with record date of
Oct. 14 and expiration date of Nov. 13; 400,000 secondary shares of, IN¬
SURANCE SECURITIES CORP. common via White, Weld & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; and $3.5 million RICHARDSON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
INC.
million. The ratio of gold to Federal Reserve Note and
deposit liabilities improved two-tenths of 1% over the prior week
member bank
HGWY &
''"'A AAA/ Ay AAA A'
offering to the owners of ATLAS
Stockholders' rights
TRIES,
in circulation and $96 million outflow
weeks.
V
.
reserves
were:
$68 million last week and had been deficient in net reserves for the past several
municipal and corporate capital issues are:
Today (October 14):
reflecting a decline in deposits. Contracting actual
$280 million decline in borrowings, $93 million decrease in
required
on
LOUISIANA; $11 MILLION NEVADA
JERSEY CENTRAL POWER
MILION
$9
BY
in
9 credit
Though Federal Funds last Tuesday were 3%%, New York banks borrowed
average $500 million per day compared to $300 million in the prior week.
Negative free reserves increased last week for all New York City member banks
to $97 million per day on average. Those banks were in hock to the N. Y. Fed
PHA notes. Today, Albuquerque, N, M.,
general obligation refunding bonds will commence to defend itself from a legal
technicality raised against it. The underwriters, Stern Brothers & Co. and Quinn
& Co. at first thought that the legal issue, through mandamus action, could be
brought directly to the New Mexico Court with no unusual delay in delivery.
That court, however, refused original jurisdiction and it was necessary to file
action in the District Court. The underwriters have reached an agreement with
the City of Albuquerque which gives them an option to purchase the bonds if
the litigation is successful. At the time of the suit, all sales were cancelled and
the unsold 40% was withdrawn from the market.
WEEK'S
week
reserves
part because of
of
extend
week, and $32,220,000 for Wednesday.
float
for early
13.
.■/'
and
$206 million increase of money in circulation for
latest statement week, an $18 million decline in the
increase in deposits with the F. R. Banks. Money in
record high of $36,061,000 average per day in the latest
$37 million
a
circulation
week's projection. Larger municipals with dates registered an even
larger increase of $95 million to $740 million. Swelling the tax-exempt
are..
$50 million San Francisco Rapid Transit District general obligations
December, and $31.8 million Philadelphia, Pa., general obligations for Nov.
The. dollar tabulation of equities without dates reasonably expected to tap the
v
notes
Offsetting factors were a
each day on average for the
since last
A
Reserve
amounted to $121 million—
low for the prior week ending
Oct. 2. Responsible primarily for the credit rise was the average outright Federal
Reserve addition of $168 million governments and $357 million repurchases to
the Fed's portfolio. The latter's average for the latest statement week came to
$414 million all told—the highest since Nov. 16, 1960, and a record high was
achieved as to total governments held directly at $32,617,000 average—or a total
of $33,036,000. In addition, member bank borrowings rose $49 million on average
and required reserves decreased $88 million.
promises to be the storm
The money
Federal
$115 million from the three year $6 million
up
dollar volume
Next week
issue
to
(Oct. 7).
a
by S
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
cidentally, this request occurred at the time the Paris Club and the IMF were
crystalizing their thoughts on instigating studies to meet supposedly future
world liquidity needs. Comments about this were made in this space last week
of the 32
tax-exempts groomed, lor the competitive bid block, none of which is less than
million dollars in size, aggregate $84 million and comprise slightly more than
half of the
Fed
the
Federal Reserve credit or
million
80 !o
Tenders
week add up in dollar volume to a modest sum. Out of the $191
in taxable and non-taxable senior debt issues, state-local securities take up
or four and a half times the $35
million sought by corporate issuers.
will be received by two utilities, one natural gas producer, a railroad and
California iunior college involving all told about $35 million. Three
total
.
Thus, the Fed has been
able to expand credit to fluctuate with Keynesian monetary and fiscal objectives
without regard to the nature of the actual paper which may or may not have
been offered
[through open market buying (and selling)] as collateral for
instruments prepared for public
municipal long term borrowing
Corporate and
a
.
the business needs for liquidity.
credit irrespective of
SIDNEY BROWN
sale this
liabilities—for
note
and
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1434)
2
Municipals
Friday, Oct. 11).
^
—
Total
with
of
d»tes..__
all
bonds
$
1,775,208,740( 145)
•
$520,117,000 (70)
(75)
$
$1,559,903,740(132)
1,343,044,045(121)
MONETIZED GOVERNMENTS
Corporate Stocks:
TO
BRING
AVERAGE
LAST
The
last
FREE
RESERVES
WEEK'S THREE
YEAR
UP
LOW
quarter of the calendar year usually
$115 MILLION FROM
OF
With
finds the Federal Reserve in¬
Total
creasing credit to meet seasonal needs. Last year (Oct. 25-Nov. 1,'1962) the
Fed reduced time/savings required reserves from 5 to 4% which expanded free
reserves of member banks by about $800 million. This expansion had a potential
pyamided credit expansionary effect of $4.6 million.
what the Fed might do to make credit more
readily available to its members is found in the Aug. 23, 1963 identical letters
sent by the Fed to the House and Senate Banking and Currency Committees of
the U. S. Congress. The letters requested a broadening of the kinds of securities
on
which Reserve Banks may extend credit. The Fed now seeks to make the
principal basis lor loans to member banks the soundness of any paper and
appropriateness of the purpose of the loan. At present the Fed is limited to the
traditional self-liquidating prime short-term paper and to the vastly more im¬
portant collateralizing of government securities. The latter has made it possible
—with a-sufficiency of gold reserves in excess ol' the required ratio to deposits
The only straw in the wind as to
'
dates
Without
$6 MILLION
Data
in
stocks
refinancing
by
well
as
and
for
$29,245,000
million
PACIFIC
planned
of
and
and
the
number
foreign
of
doliar-seekmg
SEC-registered
$609,416,100(305)
$1,953,460,445(426)
$1,996,659,310(248)
capital
issues
financial
secondaries.
to
and
Excluded
financial
non
are
publicly
offered
be
S.
U.
(69)
422,424,350< 236)
$436,755,570(116)'
t$2,375,382,880(264)
denotes
$186,991,750
(47)
170,256,570 (69)
for
issues,
Government
cash
and
and include
securities as
■
preferreds
which
$266,499,000
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from, time-to-time
tlncludes:
$22
bonds
domestic
companies
sales."
in
(76)
.$600,174,140(419)
&
parentheses
investment
( 43)
412.310.140
!
stocks_it
Total
$187,864,000
A-—-
dates..
of
Seaboard
which
NORTHWEST
stockholders
will
$300,000
not
or
be
less
Airline
equipment
RR
first
amounting
BELL
rights
detailed
of
six
in
five,
trust
the
four
still
Board
have
with
certificates
bid
dates
set
and
does
not
take
bonds (Nov. 4). Also includes $74,440,000 in 11
million,
have
sales
dates;
further
the
$50
million
mortgage
$53
TELEPHONE
offering
until
which
to
CO.
debentures
unfirmed
of
sales
on
Directors'
dates
set
for
important
Oct.
24
Dec.
3
are
details
meeting.
included
such
Further,
as
set.
October
10,
but
dollar
not
the
amount
includes 28 issues
1963
Number 6307
1.98
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1435)
3
=
and
and
General Corporation
Contnued from page 1
as
public
rate,
and
price
offering
Racon Inc.—Common Registered—
by amendment. The company
Wilmington,
of
114,392
The
V,
198,
in
ture,
May
1963
salers,
the
terials
with
Co.,
with
for
trucks,
way
also
It
'
1400
equipment and military equipment and vehicles.
and sells mufflers for use on heavy
farm
manufactures
designs,
internal combustion engines and designs and produces spe¬
seals, filters, bellows and pumps used primarily in aircraft
missiles.
The
company
has outstanding 560.074 shares of
duty
cial"
and
Donaldson, .president, owns
26.4%. The First Na¬
Minneapolis, as trustee under the will of Frank A.
(for the benefit of Lucille R. Hare) holds 11.5%.
stock,
common
Frank
which
of
11.5%
and management officials
tional
Bank
of
Sr.
Donaldson,
Donaldson
H.
Robert
group
a
Chairman.—V.
Board
is
A.
as
197,
2461.
p.
Proceeds
the
of 2345 Sherman Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 9 covering
outstanding
shares of common stock,
to be offered for
company
filed
a
84,865-
to time in ordinary
the over-the-counter
market
(maximum
$6.50
per
sharei. The company is primarily
engaged in -the distribution of electronic parts and components,
television replacement parts and accessories, and high-fidelity and
stereophonic sound
reproduction equipment and components, all
public sale by tne holders thereof from time,
brokerage transactions at prices obtainable in
manufactured
are
the
The
Chemical
supply
a
&
their
in
the
due
debentures
—V.
196,
sist
of
share
per
Proceeds
River
Fall
Gas
service
gas
be
of
155
debt
Fall
1837.
in
197,
p.
shares
Fall
According
of
the
the
to
Market
sells
owned
also
sells
in
interest
through
has
It
of
the
a
as
John
cost.
John
group
which
Fund,
cash
shares
823,358
officials
management
the
of
no
and
company
outstanding
of
about
own
of
company
with
mortgage
bonds
441
the
will
warrants
%
used
be
prior
(series
K)
to
wholesale
at
through
mail
which
upon
stock,
System,
period
Boston.
of
the
tO' similar
August
through
has outstanding
William
Webster
198,
corporation
capital
Sept.
on
shares
to
to
for
is
3.307.039
193,
Inc.—"Reg. A"
filpd
1963
at
"Reg.
a
$2.50.
Peachtree
Filing—
In
The
N.
W.,
franchised
is
and
Board Chairman, owns indirectly 10% principally through
ownership of Founders and Filbert Corp.
(which indirectly
owns
10%/ of the company's stock by virtue of its ownership of
Founder's
of
32%
Directors
stock).
of
the
company
their
stock.
and
associates
control
49.2%,
of
the
company's
outstanding
lists 11 holders of the outstanding warrants in¬
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. (40,000). C. C.
Raugust is President.—V. 198, p. 1049.
,
- )
The
prospectus
cluding
St.,
San
Oct. .4
on
series
utility plant, and the balance will, be applied toward
expenditures, estimated at $224,000,000 for 1963 and
1964.—V. 198, p. 1135.
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds, Preferred Registered—
The
of
company
with
statement
Peachtree
270
the
SEC
4
filed
Atlanta
St.,
Oct.
on
covering
registration
$30,000,000
first
of
mortgage bonds due 1993 and 70.000 shares ol cumulative preferred
stock
(no
par), to be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
ding
construction
such
to
of
property
$86,636.000.—V.
at
to
to
improvements,
bank
is
High VoJItage Engineering Corp.—Common Reg'd—
The
of
4^-4%
of
1973.
time
to
Exchange
Stock
time
of
by
the
sale
of
(maximum
SEC
are
Burlington,
holders
Oct.
on
issuable
prospectus
offered and
be
$55
St.,
outstanding
The
time
from
may
the
which
$3,000,000
due
notes
with
stock
common
share)
Bedford
South
statement
registration
shares
per
of
company
thereof
Mass.,
convertible
states
that
sold
a
75,000
(at
such
$40
shares
York
New
current
at
the
share), The. company's principle
business is the design, development and engineering of high voltage
X-ray
generators
and
per
particle
accelerators.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, it has outstanding 2,369.302 shares of common stock.
M. Robinson
is president.
The Prudential Insurance Co. of
Denis
America
owns
shares),
the
18,750
198,
of
$1,800,000
Ford
shares),
the
Foundation
and
three
notes
(convertible
the
into
45,000
(convertible
$750,000
owns
others',own
remaining
into
notes.—V.
Oct.
Street
Hill
originally
2,265,138
by
Co.—SEC
at
Statement Withdrawn—
1963, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with
the SEC on Oct. 16.
1961,
which
covered
common
shares to
have been
offered
for
subscription
1,
stockholders of
basis
Reg.
$3
Union
peY share,
Bank
without
of
California
on
underwriting.—V.
company has no operating history
has it been licensed to write any form
to
a
share-for-share
194,
p.
1720.
;T;%/
Regulation
.
issuer
in
The
tion
of
suspending
public, offering of 150,000 shares of class A
common stock at $2 per share. John B. Bcnnct, doing
Bennet Brokerage and Agency,
was named
as under¬
non-voting
writer
as
and
in
leading
sentations
and
the
that
The
Prudential
Plaza,
registration
statement with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
4
covering $100,000,000 of de¬
bentures
due
1991; to be offered
for public sale through under¬
writers headed by Lee
Higginson Corp., 20 Broad St., New York,
company,
Chicago,
filed
a
involve
Securities
sale
and
The
the
of
asserts
Commission
has^ ,reasonable
company's offering
to
cause
Regulation
circular
were
was
in
false
its
that
believe
not
complied
and mis¬
facts. The alleged misrepre¬
disclose that -United. Under¬
affiliated issuer,
its officers,
employees and
permanently enjoined by a Federal Court in
certain material
(1.)/ the failure to
of
violations
its
own
of
the
Kansas
securities;
(2)
Securities
that
in
Act
Under¬
United
its securities in violation of the
Act
registration requirements (as well as the Kansas
Act);
and
(3)
that Pike's Peak National was offering
offering
was
Securities
basis.
it
conditions
further
from
offer
writers
securities
in
and
violation
2553-
selling
of
the
Kansas
Securities
Act.—V.
ment
Oct.
share,
2,
1963,
originally
covered
a
Cochran
Nov.
for
Shelby
eight
and
1963,
1,
City,
Wichita,
Kan.,
Mo.
construction.
St.,
Santa
N.
gas
Springer,
Mount,
Wagon
M, is engaged in
transmission pipeline
Fe,
natural
inch
Las Vegas,
Inc.,
Co.,
Kansas
Inc.,
Co,
covering
A"
"Reg.
due
Maxwell,
and
of 17 East 45th St,. New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Oct. -7 covering
125,000 shares
stock.
is
It
proposed
offer such stock for sub¬
the rate of one share for
to
by common stockholders at
held.
Unsubscribed shares
scription
share
through
record
and
York
New
date,
underwriting
The
to
and
added
be
terms
to
for
public
by
amendment.
■
amount
of
consider
stock,
resulting
placing
the
with
the
Investors
In
company.
has
company
which
of
net
funds.
funds
indebtedness,
common
supplied
be
The
general
capital
will
to
offered
proceeds from the stock sale
The company anticipates that the
from the offering will Increase
individual
insurance
policies
institutional
Connecticut.
additional
face
arc
be
to
60 Broad St., New York.
(maximum $7.50 per share)
Corp.,
price
is engaged in the business of examining and inreal
property,
principally
in
New
York.
New
company
titles
Hanseatic
subscription
arc
outstanding
Funding
Corp.
addition
to
125.000 shares
of New York
officials as a group (together with
trusts)
about 17.8V.
Jerome .Dansker,Normal) Dansker,
vice-chairman, and Raphael
M. Dansker, a director (together with their wives, controlled com¬
panies and trusts) own an aggregate of 20.2%
of the outstanding
class
A
and 95.1%.
of the outstanding class B stock of Investors
Funding.
Jerome Dansker is board
chairman and president'of
29.4%
and
wives
owns
and
their
board
Investors
of
management
family
chairman.
that
and
Funding;
the Other
Seymour
company,
and
Guaranty.—V.
Danskcrs are
two
Fischman is
p.
961.
president
of
also officers
the
Security
197,
covering $300.to be offered
basis, Rights
will expire Dec. 1. 1963. No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment and working capital.
Sheridan-Belmont oF7U72 N. Sheridan Rd, Chicago, is engaged
in the operation of the Belmont Hotel in Chicago.—V. 188. p. 896.
The
G00
Sept. 27.
company -on
convertible
6%.
or
subscription
for
$10
at
1963,
debentures
by
filed
due
a
"Reg. A"
Nov.
stockholders on
1968
1,
pro
a
rata
Co.—Securities
Show
Side
The
company,
York,
New
Registered—
proposed limited partnership of 1545 Broadway,
registration statement, with the SEC on Oct..
a
filed
a
of limited partnership interests.. to be offered
$7,000 per interest.
The offering will be made
partner,
Kermit Eloomgarden Productions,
Inc.
A ML
Enterprises. Inc. and Burthen Productions, Inc. have agreed
to assist in
procuring financing for the play.
,
7
covering
for
public
the
at
will be formed under New York law when the
raised as a result of this offering, for the pur¬
partnership
been
has
$350,000
producing
of
pose
$350,000
sale
general
a
Arthur
Show."
"Side
dramatico-musieal
Laurents
composer-Lyricists
the
Sondheim
the
is
(they
tentatively, entitled
play
bookwriter
also
own
and Stephen
AML Enter¬
and Burthen Productions).
The general partner, whi-h is
owned by Kermit
Bloomgnrden (and his two minor sons) will re¬
ceive 50%.
of the net profits of the partnership for. which it will
make no cash contribution; and it has in turn agreed to pay 15%;
prises
the
of
net
profits out of its share to AML Enterprises and Burthen
for their agreement to assist in procuring financing.
Productions
For
services
as
$300
receive
a
producer of the play, the general partner will also
week for each company of actors formed to present
play. The authors will receive up to 9%
of-gross weekly, box
office
receipts.
Laurents will also direct, the play and receiye a
fee
of
$5,000
for
the original company and
up
to 3%
of all
the
gross
office receipts.
weekly box
'
'•
/
26,500
common
Proceeds
ment,
100,000
without
the
filed
company
with
common
the
.shares
underwriting.—V.
withdrew
,;V;
SEC'
to
on
have
196,7
p.
Withdrawn
registration
Sept.
28.
1962.
its
been
offered
at
state¬
which
$5
to
are
and
011
used
be
Utilities
company.—V.
193,
for advances
;
a
capital.
working
Telephone
FiJing—
"Reg. A" covering
without Underwriting.
to subsidiaries, debt repay¬
Sept. 30. 1963, filed
shares to be offered at. $10,
corporation
The
A"
Utilities, Inc.—"Reg.
Telephone
p.
of Ilwaco,
2589.
:
Wash.,
is
a
telephone
holding
,
194,
»••'.'
*.
Powell Petroleum Inc.—SEC Registrat'n
On
filed
at $500,
in units of $500,
shares.
The
offering will be
75
and
used
219
an
company
Texas Eastern
per
1448.
Transmission Corp.—Debeus. Reg'd—
Southern
National Bank Bldg,, Houston,
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 3 covering
000.000
of
debentures
due
1983,
to
be offered
for public
The
Household Finance Corp.—Debentures Registered—
1963,
debentures
respect of
Ltd.,
an
have been
Kansas
p.
that,
order
terhis
certain
the
best-efforts
a
on
suspension
its
-
be
of
of
statement
common
The
order temporarily
an
registration
amount,
proposed
business
from
provides a conditional exemption from registration
to
public
offerings
of
securities
not
exceeding
in a notification filed-on Aug. 1, 1961, the
A
respect
$300,000
the
'?
Security Title & Guaranty Co.—Plans Rights Offg
/
V-V
'
the SEC issued
1963,
8,
exemption
A
of¬
nothing
were
or
commence
under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to a stock offering by Pike's Peak National Life
Insurance Co., 312 PBMI. Bldg.# Denver. Colo. The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request on the question whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
'
%
Reg.
with
all
an
on
Sheridan-Belmont Hotel Co.—"Reg. A" F'iling—
a
100.000
Pike's Peak National Life Insurance Co.— Offering
agents
On Oct.
York,
covering
3
the
nor
intends
Suspended—
with
securities
the
Inc.,
Mexico.
by
writers,
474.
p.
force,
New
...
subordinated
the
on
prices
at
filed
covering
4
conversion
on
on
1961,
Dec.
in
Ave.,
Oct.
Lenox
SEC
business operations (initially
metropolitan New York) with the writing of general liability,
automobile, property damage and personal injury in¬
surance,
if and when the required capital and surplus of $525,000
is, realized from
this offering.
The company presently has no
stock
outstanding.
Donald A.
Hawkes is president and Arthur
J.
McNaught is board chairman.—-V, 198, p. 281. %
On
Co.,
offered
be
Milburn,
of
the, cities
New
including
a
%
in
insurance
307
the
insurance.vlt
made
program
27,
Sept.
on
subordinated
to
Morcol
San
lor
in
474.
p.
with
Organized
for the
extensions
loans
construction
1963
filed
registration
shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public-sale at $10 per share.
The
offering will be made by management, officials, who will receive
a
5%
commission.
/
'
of
company
proceeds
short-term
pay
198,
the
use
permanent
and
company's
The
purposes.
estimated
intends
company
acquisition
or
additions
and
for
The
7.
Nov.
&
debentures
are
construction
Co.—Common Registered—
People's Insurance
The
statement
of
prospectus,
by
Title
nor
1963
Securities
Midland
Frocecds
of
for
$225,000,000
.
1973
Rose
and
Gamble,
his
26.
30,
22,
shares' to
the
mortgage J bonds,
refunding
construction
preferred stock, the company- has outstanding 2.687.326 shares
common
stock, of which Founders Inc. owns 37.2%
and B. C.
June
Pipeline, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
amount
certain
additions to
of
dealers,
of 245 Market
with the SEC
company
statement
K.
its
Sept.
on
due
Reuben
6V2 %
of
common
will
Atlanta,
2049.
p.
Elmer
^
July
a
by
Jersey
and expansion,
St.,
and
of
to
corporation
r,swing
-
Francisco, filed a registra¬
covering $70,000,000 of
JJ, due ,1996, to be
offered
for public sale
at competitive bidding Oct. 29.
The net
proceeds from the bond sale will be used to retire an estimated
$20,000,000 of short term loans obtained for temporary financing
The company has
to certain indebtedness
addition
to
underwritten
covering
A"
>
Electric Co.—Bonds Registered—
Pacific Gas &
order catalogues.
Alleghany Corp.
The
lenders
stock
the
SEC
'
each
N
working capital,
W.
680
of
30,
offered
be
used
be
American
broker-dealer.—V,
first
which
of
registration statement
1962
which covered
and 50,000 shares
have been offered at par and
$4 per share
Reuben Rose Sz Co., Inc., New York.
the
through
publicly
withdrew
company
stock
San Morcol
are
$26
tion
the
with
debentures
The
Investors,
American
North
The
100.000
a
stock,
common
The prospectus stated, "If all
the securities are not sold
sixty days from the, date hereof all funds will be promptly
returned to subscribers without interest,"—V.
198, p. 427. •
and
New
by
191.
p.
Dec.
1966
indebtedness
shares of
England Electric
president and
Irwin L.
owned
are
is
the
and
Construction
purposes.
certain
to
it
in
Revenue
within
cum-
therefor;
if
Industrial
basis.
first
incurred
notes
treasury
1963
addition
In
chairman.—V.
board
is
North
at
of
6:!4%<
Pursuant
fered
(his financing
short-term
of
reimburse
the company
all of which
stock,
$10,000,000 of
100.000 shares of
and
$20,000,000
applied
for
common
V
.
hand,
other
construction
ol'
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
filed
of
common
198,
covering
plant.
Chemical.
1963
respectively,
registration
a
The net proceeds from
to
or
be
the
7
1993
due
19.
$35,000,000.
at
preferred
time of sale.
The
through company-
at retail
independent
to
of
'
of
($100 par), to be offered for public sale at
some
pay
will
filed
St.,Eoston,
Oct.
on
Nov,
construction
balance
Proceeds are
exercisable
the
at
2,
$250,000
Presi¬
58% .—V.
the
on
for-* the
issuance
Fisher
is
Co.—Bonds, Preferred Reg'd—
Stuart
SEC
competitive bidding
and
Seansea
/
exchange
any
on
Oct,
originally
of-
stock,
common
Essex
$300,000
) ulative preferred stock
holders of such securities may make
from time to time in the Over-theprivate negotiated sales (in the case
variety
On
interest
W.
Nichols
W.
the
•,;.
statement
furnishes
Mass.,
Somerset,
'
prices prevailing
of products
at
a
and
stores
and
it
thereof
shares
listed)
company
an
prospects,
or
common
be
may
this
of
upon
offering
public
a
Countcr
Chairman
New England Power
May 1970 and 200,000 common shares issued or
exercise of Employees' Restricted Stock Options.
until
issued
be
proceeds
and,
financing
from
shares
58,600
sale
River,
River,
<
underlying
stock
common
share
per
to
of
The
areas.
proposed
additional
Rona Lee
interests under one or more oil
located
in
the .Mid-Continent,
Coast
of
dent
per
Fund will con¬
projects, each of
gas
with
contract
to
the
Peterson,
president, and Essex Chemical own 39.6%
and 34.1%,
respectively.
Management officials as a group own about 54.1%,
L. John Polite, Jr., is board chairman of the company and presi¬
Gas
and/or
jplant in the vicinity
a
expects
operation of
municipality, it intends to apply $546,000 towards
of the
plant.
In either event, the balance will
working capital.
The company has out¬
a
as
standing
be
in each project made a part
acquired by the company at
The
Eighth St.,
Minneapolis,
filed
a
the SEC on Oct. 4 covering 200,000
with
registration .statement
and
$100
a
of
company
and
plant;
proposed
arranging
$1,000,000
by
used
lace
North
of,, 15
company
Gulf
102.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
to
Oil
oil
receiye
construction
the
and
construction
be
45,000
at
shares held.
The
will
Ma¬
chloroform
a
principal stockholder of the
hydrofluoric acid.1
The company has
Inc.. of Cambridge, Mass. for
process,
preparation onst* cost estimate
management
its
in
of
amount
repayment.
St.,
Main
N.
customers
to
Mass.—V.
Westport,
be
Moore
for
used
of, working
and
which
number of
expected
Mountain
which
7,692
covering
for each 23
share
one
commission.
expenditures
stockholders
operation
successful
Registered
and
company is successful in securing a mortgage loan of $775.the company intends to apply $771,000 to complete and-place
the
Inc.—Securities
company,
estimated
A"
by
selling
leases
Board
p.
involved.
is
to
are
"Reg.
a
subscription
for
basis of
the
on
filed
1963,
30,
offered
be
in
%
.
quiring the projects, or interests therein, and of drilling the first
fering are intended to cover the costs to the participants of acwell
on
,each
ol
them to' the point of running
the production
string of casing or of abandoning
tliem if they are
dry.
The
company will receive a 25%
"carried" interest, on a lease-by-lease
for
Sept.
shares
the
of
consist
will
Rocky
warrants.
purchase
Minerals,
undetermined
an
gas
the
to
company
underwriting
No
conditional
certain
and
6%/
year
subsidiary
dent.
the private placement
subordinated convertible
2618.
p.
in
stores
the
has
Vulcan
Corp..
designing and
for
tetrachloride
whole¬
company
of
Badger Co.,
plant
a
The
division
a
of
The
Kansas;
carbon
defrigerant
to
users.
Co..
the
0C0.
engaged
is
food
company
participation
1241.
p.
common
$38
1965
five
with
190,
retail
type
a
owned
River Gas Co.—-"Reg. A" Filing—
Fall
The
company's
of
1960
connection
in
shares
California.—V.
Calif.,
Pasadena,
service
$2,500,000
Mortgage
acquired
Ave..
and
of
the
Frontier
working capital.
and
for
Wichita.
of
If
debt repayment,
Lake
selection
and
with
other
and
of
Essex
the
t
a
ol 500 First Equity Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla„
registration statement with the SEC oh Sept. 30 covering
of participations
in its Oil and Gas Fund
(plus
an
additional $625,000 of assessments for completion of wells) ,- to be
offered
for public sale at $10,000 per participation. The offering
will be made on a best efforts basis by Midamco, Inc., a whollyfiled
F. William Harder (26,000 shares) and The Premier
Co.
(10,400 shares). The selling stockholders
(9.465 sharesi,
Title
S.
credit
1963,
supply
registra¬
a
was organized under Texas
entering into the manufac¬
fluorocarbons
Chemical
for
contracted
Bonds
will
by
601
Mid-America
basis,
has
company
of
for
used
operation, of
Southern
is
others. In addition to certain in¬
outstanding 624,000 shares of com¬
mon stock,
of which Stanley H. Rosensweig, Board Chairman, and
Joseph S.
Forti, President, own 15.4%
and 12.5%', respectively,
and
management
officials as
a
group
42%. The selling stock¬
holders
are
Allen
<fc
Co.
(39.000
shares),
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.
which
of
debtedness,
be
to
are
Jurgensen's
in
which
Electronic Wholesalers, Inc.—Common Registered—
Evans,
through
filed
"Reg. A" covering
(par $25»
to be offered at par,
MacConnacR & Cp., Inc., Los Angeles.
corporation on Sept. 30.
6%<
convertible preferred
12.000
and
l'.ie
A" Filing—
Jurgensen's Co.—"Reg.
/The
West 94th St., Minneapolis filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Oct. 4 covering 145,000 out¬
standing shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale
by
the holders
thereof through underwriters headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson <fc Curtis, 25 Broad St.,
New York. The public'
offering price (maximum $19 per share), underwriting terms and
list of selling stockholders are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company .designs,
manufactures and sells a wide variety of air
cleaners
to original
equipment manufacturers of heavy duty in¬
ternal combustion engines utilized in construction equipment, high¬
of
company
of
industry
a
ol"
purpose
sale
filed
3 covering 1,250.000 shares of
public sale at $1 per share.
No
lor
The company
the
Frontier
,,
company,-
Donaldson Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
for
Houston
St..
Oct,
on
offered
and
aerosol
contracted
also
The
the SEC
be
distribution
and
%
to
Jackson
North
11
with
stock,
underwriting is involved.
and
13.3%
owns
of
company
statement
law
A.
1324.
p.
Del.,
tion
common
D. Williams, a Director,
MacDonald is President,—
management officials as a group 2.3%..
owns
16%.
of Popular Finance. H. E.
shares.,
own
group
a
interest
The
Corp.,
Finance
Popular
8.76%. Mr-. Walters owns
shares
and,
as
indicated,
proposes
to
sell the 50.000
Richard J. Walters is President.—V. 198, p. 1326.
officials
firms.
terms are to be supplied
engaged in the consumer finance
(small loan) business. The
net
proceeds
from the debenture sale will be
used
to reduce
short-term bank and other loans made to provide additional funds
for
lending to customers in the usual course of business. In ad¬
dition
to
various indebtedness and preferred
stock, the company
has
outstanding
9,700.389
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which
Investment News
mcnt
other
two
underwriting
is
company,
through,
William
filed
$40,.sale
headed by Dillon, Read <fc Co., Inc.,. 46
interest rate, public offering price .and
are
to be supplied by amendment. The net
underwriters
St.,
underwriting
New
York. The
terms
Publisher and PreBidenJ;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert,
Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!. Other offices: 135 S. La
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, N. Y., unaer tne* Ac*
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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 countries, 4B72.00 per year.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
NOTE:
On
account
of
the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements must be made
in New York funds.
4
The
(1436)
shares,
proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to retire outstanding
incurred
notes
struction).
general'
for
be
The
1,
1964.
Jan.
$195,000,000 during
the
1964-67
period.
Such expenuitures are estimated
at
$92,Oou.Oou ior 19o4. in addition to certain inedbtedness and preferred
stock, the company has outstanding 19,476,826 shares of common
stock,
of
which
management
officials
as
a
group
own
5.7%.
George R. Brown is Board Chairman and Orville S. Carpenter is
President.—V. 198. p. 1324.
tion
&
lor
balance
The
construction
estimated
program,
A
at
corporation
Oct.
on
1,
filed
1963
"Reg.
a
shares
Proceeds
be
used
to
of
company,
508
sna.es
class
or
in
without
share
of
shares.
January
shares
will
Tne
be
warrants
warrants
at
made
•
to
purchase
for
$501.25
in
company
various
quire
stages
such
the
sale
and
to
sites as
will
be
be
used
desirable.
acquire
be
used
.
under
option
to
and
The
/ /
Common
•
balance
tne
pay
of
the
eliminate
capital
stock
second
a
Franklin
of
of
mortgage
the
Pioneer
Youngstown
Snopping
First
addition do
263,972
Mr.
certain
shares
Young
his
and
i
A
the company has outstanding
which George A. Young, Board
Eastland, Inc.
(100%
owned
by
and sister, own 93.56%.
stock,
and
mother
City
—
New
the
for
York,
.
for
been
stock
common
Foundry
/
•
..
has
announced
Co.
per
for
the
that
19
the
of
stock
at
555,247
shares
tenths
of
of
place
Tuboscope
Group.
share
this
AMF
an
Oct.
on
499,722
of
AMF
an
earlier
approved
becomes
ucts
took
Co.
exchange
an
stock
for
month
$17.75
new
acquisition
and
neckwear,
and
in
and
the
inspection
its
Industrial
as
AMF
in
Corrosion
5)/4%-
in
plastic
has
products.—V.
American
On
will
Oct.
be
the
7,
filed
public,
other
it
1963,
in
reported that a registration statement
covering about $200,000,000 of this firm's
was
December
stock
be
to
firms
issued
that
in
The
two" series.
produce
non-communications
FCC-approved
Common
will
I
exploration
space
Series
concerns.
communications
Series
II
be
sold
equipment
will
be
to
and
issued
Tuboscope,
phone,./elegraph,
television
and
otner
communications.—V.
Aug.
of
tubular
goods,
Oct.
7,
1963,
the
197,
Co.—Financing Plans Postponed
stated
company
that
it
mid-1: 64
reached
V.
the
on
198,
type or
381.
p.
amount
securities
of
be
sold
in
1964.—
<
.
advance
On
Oct.
offer
10,
it
Corp.—Proposed Finan'g Plans
reported
was
that
publicly from 102,000 to 350,000
acquisition
Kulin,
of
Booth
Loeb
underwrite
&
the
Fisheries
Co.,
Inc.,
Corp.,
Jan.
on
Lehman
and
offering.—V.
198,
the
common
due
Brothers,
York,
will
Earnings
Income
Proposed Bond
Sale—
On
Oct.
6,
1963,
quarter
of
Dillon,
—V.
reported that
$15,000,000
of
first
the
plans
company
mortgage
bonds
to
issue
the
in
Co., Inc.,
New
York,
will
underwrite
the
offering.
'
817.
p.
to
News of Business and Finance
to
D-excl
before
&
that
directors
(formerly American Viscose Corp.)
have
corporation
subject to stockholder action author¬
the capital of the corporation and the transfer
equal
and
to
the
tificate
Fund
by
delivery
income
shares
such
of
stock
by the
taxes paid
prior
Fund;
with
cash
be
to
Nov.
this
respect
in
to
26,
26,
1963
shares
by
$2
and
by
net
reduced
prior
years
by
and
the expenses of settling such income tax refunds or
payments
by any other payments made attributable to events'
prior to
date, and by the expenses of purchasing the
corporation's
that
stock
pursuant
offer
to
1964.
Directors
the
to
purchase
will
intend
offer.
proposed
be
to
is
It
anticipated
from
open
postpone
Dec.
2,
1963
consideration of
to
that
the
Jan.
/•'
29,
1963
those
lias
reported
reached
of
policy for the' corporation until after the termination of the
period during which the proposed offered to purchase will remain
open. Following the sale of its operating assets on
Aug. 5, T963, the
its
only
holdings of
est
its
on
not
of
stock
income
of
have
Monsanto
been
cash
Chemical
dividends
Co.
and
of
of short-term securities. The corporation
any
definite program
for
the
period
after
its
on
has
the
offer.
Proposed Stock
Split-
a
President
manufacturer
announced
on
of
Products
has
on
split
Oct.
its
the
The
II;
1963.
common
new
it
was
shares
reported
that
four-for-one
and
the
company
increase
the
plans
to
dividend
shares.
company
proposes
to
pay
14
cents
quarterly
the
of
Levinson
Common
said:
outperformed
the
split
&
of
Munich, now
in Germany
other
brands
of
GMBH
chewing
&
in
gum
Co.
&
the
du
Co.
13 000
<fe
Miller
3.500
8.000
&
Co.,
Inc.____
3 500
Rodman
&
Russ
Salomon
8,000
&
3,500
•_
Hochstin
Schwabacher
6,000
R.
Staats
Frank,
Fox
<fc
Stroud
3,500
Sutro
&
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
Underwood,
R.
3,500
G.
&
Hutton
Battles
&
Walker
&
Wertheim
8,000
W.
Clark, Inc.——
Johnson, Lane,
&
J.
C.
J.
&
6.000
8,000
8,000
&
Co.,
Co.
Wheat
13,000
Co.
&
3.500
Co.____
3.500
Co
Winckler
2,500
3,500
Johnston,
Lemon
—V.
p.
Co.
&
Winslow,
3,500
Space Corp.
3.500
Co.
Inc.
Inc.——
&
Westheimer &
F.
8.000
Noel
Co.,
2,500
&
G.OOU
&
'
8,000
Inc.
Co._
Co
Neuhaus
Alstyne,
Walston
Co.—
Co.,
&
3.500
-
Inc.
H.
6,000
:___
Mosley
Anthony
Day
L.
Van
3,500
13,000
Inc
3 500
Bros.
Co.
13.000
1
Co.
Sutro
Tucker,
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
2.500
Co.,
6,000
Co.,
-6,000
<te
Webster
Yeatman,
Inc.
Suplee,
Co.,
Son
Co.
&
Meyer
.
Securities Corp.
6,000
&
Co.,
__—
Stone
Co.,
Weeks
&
8 000
&
13 000
Stern,
2,500
Hilliard
3.500
Inc.
Inc.
William
&
________
6,000
.8 000
Co.
Barney
3,500
&
Co.
,
& Co.
& Scribner
Singer, Deane
13,000
Co.
Co.
Hammill
&
3,500
Sons__
&
2 500
&
Shearson,
Shields
Smith,
Co
2,500
&
Inc.
2,500
Inc.
2.500
Inc.-
8,000
Trotta,
8,000
Stone
198,
Renshaw._—
Co.,
Erothers
Hutzler
13,000
Janney.
1">000
Robinson
13.000
&
3,500
Jackson
Inc_-__
2,500
Ripley
2.500
1_
Curtis
&
6.000
&
2 500
____
Co
Co.
Webber,
Scheinman,
&
8 000
Co.,
Co.
Co.
Co.
3.500
2.500
.
&
Co.
Sons
&
&
Milwaukee
<fc
Inc.
Reynolds
&
Sons^
Co..
Reinholdt & Gardner..,
&
&
Garrett
&
13,000
Paine.
2,500
Co.
Forgan
E.
13,000
•___
Rhoades
Co.
2.50o
Co.
B.
E.
Loeb,
Mead.
of
J.
The
&
Brothers
3,500
Co.^
Pont
&
&
Howard,
the company started in business.
Its exceptional prod¬
texture is comparable to the best
chewing gum avail¬
together
with
its
dynamically
expanding
sales
organization have enabled the company to exceed its
production
capacity
and
facilities.
Associated's
investment
in
Americana
Kaugummi GMBH & Co. K.G." he said "will assure this
Freres
M.
Newburger
Dillon,
Edwards
J.
anywhere,
Carl
6,000
,
Inc
&
Securities
Hornblower
three
C.
3,500
Co.
California
F.
8.000
Corp.—"3,500
Langley & Co...
8,000
Lazard
/•'/>'
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
Hentz
W.
&/
Co.,
Lehman
Co2,500
Inc.
whose
able
&
&
Hayden,
K.G.
Thalmann
,
&
2,500
Bodine__-_
&
H.
E.
Kaugummi
W.
The
—
Ira Haupt <fc Co.__
Hayden,
Miller &
and
Co.
2 500
Townsend,
&
Harriman
mar¬
gum
Ladenbui'g,
.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Market.
"Americana
all
Co.
Sears
Gregory
since
years
uct,
Stetson, Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
Zuckerman Smith & Co.
6,000
Cohu
&
2,500
3.500
2.500
1045.
vigorous
enterprise of the
young
growth
funds
and
earnings.
Market."—V,
Common
for its continued sustained
necessary
Americana's
198,
operations
limited
are
Bancofal Building: Corp.—Notes Sold
the
to
Oct.
379,
p.
9,
Privately—On
reported that $20,000,000 of this
secured notes, series A, due June 30,1993
sold privately through Blyth,& Co., Jnc.,
1963,' it
was
firm's 4.6%
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders—
The
Chase
will
until
sale
to
it
amount
bonds
Manhattan
noon
of
(EDST)
8%>
to
without
Bank,
exhaust
to
the
interest.—V.
exhaust
of
sum
197,
Chase
1
Oct.
on
28,
gold debentures
sufficient
1963,
(when
the
Manhattan
$37,788
receive
stamped
of
sum
at
had
Plaza,
N.
tenders
as
prices not
and
to
the
for
provided)
$36,608
to
8%
an
Beatrice
gold
100%/
exceed
On
2459.
p.
form
The
Washington
The
a
by
the
is
totaling
Atlas
two
26,000
Credit
in
made
dealer
will
million
classes
of
real
David
-
by
J.
the
L.
Wolgin,
listing
Presi¬
had
Commission.
Warner.
-
shares
The
'•
—
of
preferred
-
Italy.
and
■
•
It
is
Karnes
19
is
companies.
:-
wholly-owned
one
It
of
the
.
.1
nation's
recently
..
,-v
subsidiaries
largest
that
reported
be
said.
firm.
Motta,
plans
expected
will
.
common
voting stock.
There
non-voting stock outstanding,
Affiliate—
Italy,; and
agreement
Beatrice-Motta, S.p.A.,
variety of convenience foods
as
a
and'will
Beatrice-Motta brand,
investment
new
includes
financing,
fastest-growing finance
Iticker
known
be
distribute
and
Beatrice-Motta
been
Odd-lot
company's
.....
which
estate
8
that
Exchange
shares.
Corp.,
Oct.
news
and
-
be
-
2.4
on
following
ATC.
were
also
was
Securities
firm-will
new
under the
Exchange.
Chairman,
round-lot
Listed
Philadelphia-based finance company
trading on the Philadelphia-Baltimore-
for
Co.—Proposed Italian
reported that M'otta, S.p.A., Milan,
Co,. Chicago, 111., have entered into an
jointly-owned company in Italy.
was
in
I aly
according to Dr/Alberto Ferra"ite,r
President of Motta, and William G. Karnes, President of Bea rice
Foods.
Eventually, distribution will be expanded to other countries
in the European Economic Community.
of "this
approved
announcement
and
symbol
and
stock
common
recently
Foods
it
3,
Foods
produce
The
dent
Oct.
Beatrice
Atlas Credit Corp.—Stock Listed—
was
been
New York.
Y„
to
specializing
on
GMBH & Co. K.G.
"Americana" brand of chewing
parts
<te
Granbery, Marache
Co., Inc.
investment in West Germany's fastest
/
gum, Morris L. Levinson, Presi¬
investment, he said, would give;
option to acquire all the
ownership in
3.500
Co.,
&
12,000
"6,000
&
—
Skaggs
Robert
The
7.
the
Co.,
Inc.
Glore,
an
Peabody
Inc.
8,000
Michigan
Corporation
!
European
1__
McDonnell
G.
First
chewing
Oct.
Kaugummi
its
in
&
Lundborg & Co.-'_
Mason-Hagan.
Inc.
-—_
First
<
Kidder,
6,000
Co.
I.
of
Shares
Joseph, Mellen
' Miller, Inc.
Irving
Estabrook
./'Jz
The company will make
growing
Invest
agreed
shares
of
below:
3,500
Inc.
Inc.—To
have
number
3.500
<fc
,
2,937,299 shs.
below
named
8.000
Ferris
•
10,000.000 shs.
forth
_—2.500
Sons____
&
Dickson
S.
A.
were
Commenting on
the
results
of
the
year,
Mr.
Clark
noted,
"Seventy or eighty percent of our activities were operated oh a
relatively even keel and turned in a good performance with ex¬
panding sales and good profits. This included most of our
foreign
operations as well as those in this country."—V.
197, p. 2459.
;
2,546,000
2,500
Union
/'
Products
5,000.000
Inc.
Francis
the
for
174,167
Laird
Burr
Dit'mar
of
volume
set
3,500
Sherrerd.__
Dodge
Doolittle
ended
year
earnings
-
$414,291
&
Draper,
"
share.
are
on
165,283
./'//■//—■:_//..
but
'
8,000'/
__—
&
&
&
the
/
174,167
Collings & Co., Inc.
C.
R.
year..
that
approved
Paper Co. Ltd.
Co.
Crouter
>311,007
fiscal
peak
of
'
Authorized ;Outstanding
2,500
Co., Inc.--—
DeHaven
153,724
the
for
record
Y.
;.
1
/
3,500
Davis,
1962
$1,682,410
/
listing
1963"
8.
respective
8,000
Cunningham. Schmertz
the
New
Haven-based
firm, an¬
broadly diversified company climbed
to
$21,783,743 compared with $20,407,796 a year ago.
Net gain
totaled
$284,518 or 62 cents "a share versus $320,948 or 70 cents
and
Abitibi Power &
C.
600,000
'
hereby
Co.
&
Courts
164,531
///
N.
5,000,000
,
the
&
Inc.
Davenp'r,
184,127
OCT.
underwriters
Co.—__
&
472.
p.
Net Lower—
sales
preceding
Clark,
Bryan
nounced
inter¬
holdings
formulated
termination
sources'
common
that
all-time
an
the
31,
dend
corporation's
/
Co.—Sales Up
Ave.,
notes
sellers
/
record
the
198,
&
Coffin
new
597,600
.
Fifth
-
Co.2,500
Brown
Clark,
firm's
con¬
1963
-'A_■<'/"
404
at
$335,000
.___
Eichler
Butcher
divi¬
new
a
the
Inc
Douglas
Alex.
Report-
■
<
.
and
United
$980,000
70.000
F.tzhugh,
recov¬
the
be
OF
1963
par)
the
offered
Stearns
Blair &
for
1963 —V.
knit
company for
the
Stock Exchange.
AS
______
Co.
&
Bateman,
Lerry,
amounts
other
and
out¬
per
any
any
will
of
Cer¬
Participation
to
by
1963
Fund
1963
cash,
a
equal
and
Nov.
Participation
increased
claims
and
of
a
interest
of
will
and
of
as
combination
a
refund
tax
earned
income
of
initially
Fund
events
to
reduction, a program whereby
purchase its own shares for a price
proportionate
a
The
attributable
such
common
consist
share.
from
income
and
will
to
value
Co.
evidencing
which
received
any
the
Chemical
standing
eries
by
of
offer
asset
net
payable
Monsanto
will
31,
&
Bear.
continued
and
due
Co
Barth
and
favorable-
improve
or
j_—
Seed
company
June
Mr.
announced
approved,
izing a reduction of
to
surplus of the amount
the
has
for
present
boy's
the
/
Co.,
Eastman
other
Corp.—To Repurchase Own Shares—
Corp.
Bache
J.
Bioren
that
positioner
If
Inc.—Annual
1609.
p.
Asgrow
keting
C.
May
and
demand
needle
trade.
'——-./Aii//.
Associated
C.
the
1972.._„.
1977,
<$l
stock
&
and
sales
$1,865,290
taxes—348,658
Americana
V.
period,
boys'
garments
in
Shares
per
Chairman
to
—
from
.
quarter,
profits
satisfactory
to ..maintain
July 31—
taxec
194,
dent,
V.
net
Frankel,
increasing
ended
year
Research
Associated
A.
David
and
"B.V.D."
and
other
manufacture of miscellaneous
1968
slock
common
comparable figures ;
the stock was not
as
reflects
and
the
to
expects
the fiscal
Firm—
A.
first
first
1964.
Read &
198,
it was
he
earnings
outstanding
—V.
below
Co.
through
clutch-motcr
introduced
sales
The
New
No
1962
three-months
current
continue,
■
Year Ended
Net
A.
Southwestern Public Service
approximately
announcement,
the
report
expected
Applied
1963.
1232.
p.
representing
in
in
The
1876.
2,546,000
1963
non-interest-bearing
purchase
Co.,
company
plans to
shares following the
15,
period
the
for
202,620 shares.
on
that
Shares
Foods
1963,
is
recently
earnings of
Net
Conso idated
the
totally-enclosed
postponed until
Earlier, the company
to
$71,963,
were
.similar
a
earnings
organized
the
by
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
tc
•
making
items
.
tive
for
that
public,
In
had
its plans to raise additional capital.
that it planned to sell $20,000,000 of debentures at
competi¬
bidding -in tile fourth quarter of 1963.
No decision had been
said
1963
cents, based
President,
said
growth for the
ditions
Consumers Power
reported
over¬
trademark
York
New
notes
____
1964
Common
_
1837.
On
31,
35
available
then
to
at 3029 Klingle Road, N. W., Wash¬
ington, D. C„ has been authorized by Congress to provide satellites
and
ground
facilities for the international transmission of tele¬
p.
ended
are
has
was
foundation
headquartered
filed
the
1966
1978
Subord.
Safety Table Co., Inc.—Earnings Report
company
share
carriers.
headquartered
company,
The
offering
$414,291
year
Alden
common
with
is
been
on
notes
due
(formerly Tube-Kote, Inc.) specializes
for tubular goods, storage tanks and other
198, p. 566.
coatings
net
$4,163,210
284.
p.
manufacturers
of
the
CAPITALIZATION
promissory note
per
Prod¬
Division
Control
were
against
of
corporation
women's
use
connection
mortgage
4% -6%
which had gross reveneus of $10.5 million in calendar
has it? executive headquarters in Houston and operations
principal U. S. and foreign oil fields in the free world.
Its
at
metal
Sell
The
1972
to
1962,
Corp:—To
and
to
company
stock
4%' -5%
'
for
due
field
earnings
sales
on
Proposed N. Y. S. E. Listing—
<*,/•
oil
net
$5,357,957,
198,
Delaware
a
licensing
elsewhere
Application
common
(nine-
of
;
include
'///"■
.
of
stock
common
known
be
/•;
service
for
.
an
member
a
will
company
1963,
of
share
1962.—V.
■
company,
Tuboscope
Satellite
31,
per
share.
per
-
apparel.' The
reg¬
Tuboscope share) which was
Tuboscope stockholders, Tuboscope
and
/
'
corporation/
Over-the-Counter
traded
$15,703,152,
not
wholly-owned subsidiaries
sales
on
cents
fiscal
of
outerwear
/
AMF
shares
ago.
did
and its subsidiaries continue a business founded in
is principally engaged in the manufacture of men's
underwear under
the
trademark
"B.V.D.," men's and
V
of
months
dividend
will go to selling stockholders.
BUSINESS—The
Acquisition
the
its
were
year
year
1950,
one
by
subsidiary
The
Operating
Communications
19
or
a
last
firm
8.
shares
months
of
Aug.
share
per
quarter
Net proceeds
'
of
months
ended
quarter
cents
$289,115
third
;
closing
nine
current
nine
.
In
Inc.
Proposed Registrations
the
first
third
or
trademarks
—
nine
common
period of 1962, net profits were $826,849,
share 011 the 1,458,000 average shares then
subscribed.
/
&
the
preferred
1,485,000
(The) B. V. D. Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On Oct.
severally
appointed
the
of
for
after
the
on
8, 1963, Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, offered publicly,
600,000 shares of this firm's outstanding common
\
Machine
company
has
equal
$12,446,941 in the similar period
for
earnings
5/000
—
earnings
per share
Sales
to
$286,027
Ltd.—Appointment—
1047.
p.
cents
56
the
For
5,000
:
cents
58
Inc.—Net, Sales Higher
net
$868,480,
operations of Antonson-Avery AB and
were acquired in 1962.
10,000
Inc
to
Products,
which
of
198,706 shs.
have
to
Results
30,000
Bank,
York
New
198,
The
of
through
as
had reached an all-time
high
three-month period, or 26 cents
198, p. 675.
the
dividends.—V.
of
swimwear
National
Tuboscope
indebtedness,
class
of
directly
set
Z
Co.
Completed—
Franklin
Chairman,
stock
1963
earnings
for
reported
corresponding
compared
respective aggregate
forth below:
Inc.
Co.,
&
American
directly advanced to three shopping center subsidiaries
complete shopping centers already under initial development.
In
the
31,
outstanding.
Outstanding
below
named
company
has
1963
the
equal
673.
p.
in
—V.
Franklin
Corp,;
to a 98%- owned subsidiary,
balance will be either loaned to
In
FINANCING
Inc
Co.
Co.,
American Factors,
,
or
to
198,
istrar
Center
(Jefiersonville, Ind.), payable
the
.___
underwriters
Monday, October 14
.
.
outstanding.
States
to
Fionter
&
&
Lewis
—V.
the
Pioneer
and
par)
Blackford
pro¬
$410,000
laws
company
Aug.
requirements
Shares
from
under
Corp.;
($1
White
purci ase agreement between the company and Margaret Rinehart
and Jane Rinehart Green pursuant to which the company acquired
98%
stock
PRESENT
quarter,
taxes
Avery Adhesive
■
,
the
under
Authorized
500,000 shs.
to purchase from
the
number of shares of common
ac¬
such
due
EFFECT TO
,
agreed
obligations
Of
,
incorporated'
recent
after
share after preferred
ended
Oct.
|
per
to
the capitaliza¬
Offered—On
.
was
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
25
properties
proceeds
certain
properties.
'
company
,
,
Trulock
expects
net
eliminate
to
certain
nine
most
.
>
.
on
State
>
development,
may
will
and/or
$435,000
has
or
commercial
units
the
develop
ceeds,
of
other
of
leases
owns,
now
Co.—Common
CAPITALIZATION
projects
include
all
types
of
commercial
real
estate
activity,
primarily the building, leasing and -operation of shopping centers.
The
its
$540,000
per
of Arkansas as Adkins-Phelps Seed Co. on Aug. 7, 1947.
principal offices are located at 403 Magnolia Street,' North
Rock, Ark/ The company's principal business is the whole¬
sale distribution of argicultural chemicals, planting seeds, fertilizer
and
related
products. Its operations are conducted directly and
through a number of subsidiairies.
/■-
the
is engaged in the commercial development of real
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Tennessee. Its development
in
.
for
of
on
date,
472.
p.
receivable.
company
.estate
!
.
stock.
paid
payable
Its
unit,
$10
at
,
>"
,
present
recently
rlext
Little
public
per
'
Z
1
the
proceeds, estimated at $265,000, will be used
equipment, inventories, and the carrying of ac¬
100,000
purchase
to
exercisable
are
1966.
warrants
be ' offered
to
and
198,
BUSINESS—The
filed
Ky„
Sept. 30 covering
and
shares,
A
.50
offering
Tne
underwriting.
until
xuc
class
Louisville,
St.,
on
stock
common
50,000
consisting
units
additional
voting
A
additional
an
the SEC
change.—V.
counts
without
repayment,
Jefferson
West
with
/V
the
on
most
on
meeting of shareholders will be called-to vote
for
•
registration statement
start
Net
Industries, Inc.—Units Registered—
Young
The
sale
debt
lor
carriers.
other
a
$25,
at
oUered
be
to
are
cents
56
quarterly,
would
V ./
.
to
cents
4,
1963, Trulock & Co., Inc., Pine Bluff, Arkansas, of¬
fered publicly, 50,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $6 per share.
underwriting.
and working capital.
Wallace
of
120
S.
Batavia
Ave.,
Batavia, 111.;
is engaged
in
the
design,
manufacture, sale and
installation of a new device
"Tankleg" for use in the unloading of materials from ships and
capital
equal
50
The
covering 6.250
A"
be
is
dividend
new
Adkins-Phelps
Wallace Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
(W. J.)
Trie
Co.,
Gas
indebtedness.
would
rate'
current
1.
redemption of certain of its outstanding
will be
used in connection
wifcn the
Oil
Gloria
cumpany's
which
The
Oct.
purposes /(including
con¬
advanced
to a subsidiary, l,&
corporate
will
$9,0.0,000
and
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to
to
in
Each
'./
build
be
excess
in
new processing plant in Northern '
operatknv late next spring. Initial
a
of
one
company
..
will
million
have
.
a
dollars,
50%
Dr.
Ferrante-
interest
in
the
.....
food processing firm in Italy,, is engaged in the
manufacture of bakery goods, biscuits,
candy, ice cream and instant
coffee. Motta also operates a number of restaurants and
quality
retail stores in Italy.
largest
•
Beatrice
foods
in
Foods
the
is
United
a
leading
States.—V.
processor
198/p.
of
1232.
dairy
and
specialty
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
,
; of
8%
over
198,
676.
p.
..
,
Beneficial National Life Insurance Co.
shares
without underwriting, 200,000
stock at $4 per share.
licly,
Common
—
its
of
headquartered at 122 E. 42nd St.,
New
York, was duly incorporated pursuant to the laws of the
State of Ne York on June 18, 1962 under the name Constitution
National Life Insurance Co.
On Jan. 2, 1963 the Certificate of
Incorporation of the company was amended to change its name
to
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co, of New York, and on
June 28, 1963, its Certificate of Incorporation was further amended
to change its name to Beneficial National Life Insurance Co. On
May 14, 1963 the New York State Insurance Department issued
to
the company a license to do, within the State of New York,
the business of life insurance, annuities, and accident and health
insurance.
The company commenced issuance of policies in' June
1963.
The firm presently intends to write all forms of individual
life insurance,
annuities, guaranteed renewable accident, sickness
and
hospital policies,:'tand group insurance, which are permitted
by its Charter and the New York Insurance Law.
BUSINESS—The
EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
($1
stock
Blanche
E.)
(Ernest
Up 22%—' •
The
of
a
Inc.
Associates
&
that" six month figures for fiscal
22% increase in sales and an approximate doubling
has
reported
period show sales from April
1
through Sept. 30,
1963 were $392,831 against $321,197 for the
similar half year period — a 22%
rise, reported Dr. Ernest E.
Blanche, President of the Kensington, Md.,
firm.
Unaudited
the
At
figures
the
for
he
time,
same
this
for
earnings
said
six-month
same
have about doubled over last year's net earnings for the
period which were $32,000. He., said the firm's backlog was
well over $400,000 as of Sept. 30.
*;
Dr.
Blanche attributed the steady rise in sales and income to
period
same
continued emphasis on commercial data processing
in such fields as sales analysis, inventory, payroll and accounting.
company's
the
—V.
198,
284.
p.
the
Under
-
.
'
.
"
Canadian
of
Bliss Co.—Sales, Net Higher--
(E. W.)
of
The
sales
period,
$88,903,536
were
:
net
1963
1962
equal
was
dividend
to
net
income
common
per
Fisheries
Corp.
—
Oct.
On
directors
4
stock
two-thirds
least
Booth
directors
to purchase
Consolidated
to offer
provided that
Corp.
Booth
of
the
of
agreed
Booth
all
of
can
the
obtain
shares.
the Booth stockholders
common
recommend
to
proposal
the
to
acceptance by them of Consolidated's offer to pay either $35
share in cash of 4/10th
of a common share of Consolidated
cash,
in
$17
Booth
the
at
of
time
closing
the
of
given the opportunity
alternative methods of payment.
will
stockholders
these
be
transaction. The
to choose either
be made directly • to
15,
1963, after the
in respect to the Con¬
solidated stock involved in the transaction.
An announcement of
the proposal by Consolidated on Sept. 11,
1963
said
that
if the
transaction is consummated, Consolidated
The
offer
plans
Consolidated
by
stockholders
Booth
effective
of
date
the Booth
continue
to
expected
is
about
or
on
registration
a
autonomous operation
business as an
Corp., Ltd.—B. C. Electric
British Columbia Power
A.
Chairman, has announced that the company
with the Province of British Columbia
Robertson,
B.
reached
agreement
an
the latter will pay a total of $197,114,358 for the ex¬
propriated British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd., a former subsidiary
of
the company.
This is $25,281,306 above the amount paid in
ruled
was
to
of
distribute
vote
'
assets
to
liquidation
'
.
that
the
•
'
plans to liquidate itself
A stockholders meeting
during the first week
payments totaling
472.
will be held
expected that liquidation
will be made to stockholders.—V. 198, p.
is
It
S.
Offer,
Chairman,
as
nominee
of
Century Bank, a
Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles.
owned by
stitute effective control of the
with
25,680
shares
79,350 shares, together
The
Transnational
bank.
Insurance
Co.,
con¬
,
Budget Finaribe Plan is subject to certain
which preclude its owning the bank shares.
The shares were acquired by a nominee because of such restrictions.
However, the company is negotiating amendments of its funded debt
instruments.
Upon completion of such amendments, the company
will be permitted to own bank stock. It then will have a right to
acquire the shares of Century Bank from its nominee at a price
not less favorable^ to Budget than the price at which Budget would
acquire said shares under the option.—V. 198, p. 568.
At
the
present
indenture
time,
restrictions
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
On
Oct.
7,
ownership
1963
Burlington
Industries
acquired substantial
in Stoffel AG, a leading Swiss textile manu¬
interest
facturer.
completed negotia¬
President of Burlington
Industries, and Max Stoffel, Chairman of Stoffel.
Mr. Myers
and Mr. Stoffel indicated that the new association
"is the starting point for broaded participation in European textile
Announcement
tions
was
markets
made
by
the
that
by
Charles
Burlington
and
two
F.
companies
Myers,
Stoffel."
"We expect' to step up our activity in
Community
and
the
had
Jr.,
European
Free
the European Economic
Trade
Association,
especially
split
five shares for four
share on the in¬
The company, which
Grove Village, manu¬
of
cents
three
be
outstanding.
headquarters in Elk
reproduction
equipment
new
per
and
produces
papers.
light;
stoclt split and cash dividend will be paid Nov. 18, 1963, to
holders of record Oct.
18,-1963, according to Sydney A. Harvey,
Copymation President. Fractional shares will be paid in cash. •
Net earnings
of the consolidated and unconsolidated companies
after taxes were $81,730 or 23
cents per share up from $35,401
or
10 cents per share for 1962.
Mr.
Harvey said the first two months' sales of the new fiscal
year promise to far surpass the record year just concluded.
: ■
The purpose
of the split, said Mr. Harvey, was to provide a
larger number of publicly held shares and thus provide a broader
7' -,'v: !.:
'
Copymation, which trades Over-the-Counter, has at various times
the
examined
desirability
stock
the
of
listing
the
split,-
requirements
trading
of
on
an
exchange.
As
will be able to meet
national exchange.—Vf 197,
a
result
the
of
405.
company
one
a
of
p.
Cowles Magazines & Broadcasting,
Inc.—Acquisition
Magazines
&
Broadcasting,
through
a
wholly-owned
corporation, Lakeland Newspaper Corp., has purchased
the Lakeland (Florida) Ledger from A. W. Smith, who is retiring.
The Lakeland Ledger is an evening and Sunday newspaper with
Cowles
subsidiary
circulation
a
county
approximately 23,000.
an
area
population of roughly 50,000, is the
County. It is located midway between Tampa
of
with
seat
Polk
of
'
Orlando.
and
^
,
Magazines
&
Broadcasting,
publisher
of
Look
and
Circle, and the operator through subsidiaries of television
and radio stations in Des Moines and Memphis, also operates the
Gainesville (Florida) Sun and the San Juan
(Puerto Rico) Star.
—V.
198,
Sales Up 14%;
Tlie
reported significant increases in
nine months ended Aug. 31, 1963.
the
for
and
sales
has
company
earnings
its
of
$4,180,639 up from $3,672,an increase of 14%.
$123,322, up 43% over
$86,270 reported at the end of the fiscal nine month period
1962.
Per
share
earnings were 26
cents for the first nine
the
comparable
the
for
the
non-recurring
198,
year,
increased
against
1963
fiscal
of
of last
period
earnings
time
same
for
the
same
•/:;
472.
p.
four cents per
period last year.—
(before
cents
22
expenses)
to
..
.
;y/
Merger—
and
Oil
merger,
common
represent
of Roberts Petroleum
stockholder
of
owner
who is at present
Co.
amount of Crystal's common stock,
substantial
a
will
such common
after the merger, the largest individual holder of
be,
7/
merger
is subject
companies.:—V. 194,
The
both
Champion's consolidated sales reached
624
At
Crystal
7
Crystal will issue approximately 508,263 shares
stock for the assets of Roberts. Such shares will
approximately 46%
of the total number of shares of
Crystal to be outstanding after the merger.
The announcement stated that Robert F. Roberts, President and
proposed
stock.
Net 43%—
& Land Co.—Proposed
Roberts Petroleum Co. announced
that
they have entered into a preliminary agreement providing
for
the merger of Roberts into Crystal.
Under the terms of the
Oct.
On
principal
—
1048.
p.
Crystal Oil
The
nounced
Stock
Oct.
on
of
stockholders
the
of
American
Melvin
/
of
which
is
outstanding,
J.
the
an¬
;
there
now
shares on
President,
to list its
Hutchinson,
application
7.
stock,
Detroiter's
currently
approval
Listing—
has made
Exchange,
company
American
the
316.
to
p.
Homes, Inc.—Proposed
Mobile
Detroiter
Stock Exchange
1,179,206
are
traded
the
in
common
shares
Over-ihe-Counter
Market.
Chemcell
Ltd.—New Name-
(1963)
Celanese Ltd.,
Canadian
Co.—Pro¬
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
posed''Merger—^
stock.—V.
it
9,
198,
Net
%
677.
"
July 31—
*> "
sales
before
Income
taxes—.
"Taxes (including Federal
Net income
income
per
196, p.
Ji,
3,066,033
2,414,669
$0.68
3,549,120
:
,2,420,037
$0.69
3,489,592
1344.
has reported record operations for the six months
1963.
to a new high of $18.3 million, up from $17.4
attained in the comparative six months of 1962.
a
apply
in St. Louis, Mich.,
the year-end which
company, headquartered
plant expansion program by
The
a
to
for
wider
will
will
operation in July and production at the new Schuylkill
Pa., facility and a 60,000 foot addition to the Alma, Mich.,
will start during the current quarter.
Total revenues of this leading manufacturer of mobile homes in
1962
amounted
to $28,142,013,
while earnings were $767,441, or
into
went
Haven,
plant
67
cents
share.
per
addition
In
■
mobile
to
the
homes,
units
mobile office
198, p. 862.
trailers,
-V
-
compafiy also manufactures
and factory built permanent
Corp.—Net Up 28%; Sales
Dura
12%—
diversified industrial manu¬
facturing concern, rose 28% during the fiscal year ended July 31,
1963, to $1,914,809, or $2.80 per share, compared to $1,450,612, or
$2.18 per share,
in the previous period, after adjustment for a
10%
stock
dividend paid
earlier this year,
J. Thomas Smith,
President, reported to stockholders.
Sales for all of the company's 11 divisions and subsidiaries in¬
creased 12%
for the year to $63,184,194. Consolidated sales during
the
1962 fiscal year totaled $56,519,501.—V.
198, p. 1233.
net
Consolidated
of
earnings
this
company
ended
million
rose
before
income
Net
to $505,974
rising
increased 27%,
taxes
com¬
last year.
dividends
of $60,000, rose 40%
to a record $282,974 from $201,511 last year.
Earnings for the period equal 23 cents per common share, com¬
puted on an average of 962,780 common shares outstanding, com¬
pared to 22 cents per share reported in the earlier comparative
period computed on the average number of common shares then
$396,911, recorded in the similar six months of
after taxes and before payment of preferred
to
pared
income
outstanding.
Unearned
regular
credit
charges—which
finance
become
intervals during the life of the
contracts—amounted
to
$2,252,620
31,
Electronic Specialty Co.—Sells
31,
Aug.
Totalvolume
Aug.
and
provide it six manufacturing facilities strategically-located to serve
the national mobile home market.
A new plant in Daggett, Calif.,
homes.—V.
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
The
current
share.
travel
3,232,703
income tax)__
share
Average shares outstanding
—V.
'>
1963
1962
$42,223,656 $36,573,310
5,647,372
5,486,070
—
Net
i
;
.
O' Nuts Corp.—Annual Report—
Full
Year Ended
reported
was
p.
The
per
decided
directors
the
the listed shares would have a
geographical distribution.
annual dividend rate on Detroiter stock is 40 cents
that
expectation
market
complete
that stockholders will vote Nov. 15,
1963, f on a proposed merger of the company with Union Pacific
Railroad Co.
A favorable vote of two-thirds' of the company's out¬
standing common stockholders and the approval of the Interstate
Commerce
Commission is needed before
the merger can become
effective.
':W'-o-\
- •'
According to terms of the agreement, each share of Rock Island
will be converted into 0.718 of a share of Union Pacific common
Oct.
On
the
in
broader
that
said
Hutchinson
Mr.
listing
this issue.
earned
company's
1962.
,
.
at
income
outstanding
$1,816,369
against
; :
at
,
.
Subsidiary—
announced the sale of its 60% interest
unconsolidated subsidiary, to Ward Leonard
Electric
Co.
of
New
York for an undisclosed amount of cash.
According to William H. Burgess, President of Electronic Specialty
Co., the 60%
interest in Regulators, Inc. was acquired with the
acquisition of Electric Specialty Co. of Stamford, Connecticut on
Aug. 1, 1960.
■
V-'
' ; Mr.
Burgess stated that it has not been
the company's policy
to
own
less
than
100%
interest in any of its divisions' or sub¬
sidiaries, and that Regulator's products are more compatible with
Ward Leonard Electric Co.'s marketing objectives.
Regulators, Inc., located in Wyckoff, New Jersey, is engaged in
the
design
and
manufacture of power systems, regulators and
special power supplies. Ward Leonard Electric Co., with facilities
in Mt. Vernon, New York, Maryland and Canada, is a pioneer in
electrical control systems.—V. 198, p. 382.
;;
Oct.
On
in
the
2
company
Regulators, Inc.,
an
.
Appointment—
Irving Trust Co., New York, has been named trustee, registrar
paying agent for the corporation's 5Vz% subordinated deben¬
due Aug. 31, 1978, and also warrant agent for purchase of
common stock.—V.
198, p. 192.
tures
Lilly & Co.—Sales Up 13%—
Eli
and
The
last
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
year.
or
$1.56
A.
per
Backlog
from
of
President, has announced
Collins,
share.
orders on Aug.
firm
Commodore
year
a
1963 totaled $241,000,000, up
197, p. 2353.
Machines
Business
Ltd.—
(Canada)
company
has
acquisitions, .sales
crease
of
72%
per
would
1962
over
share.—V.
198,
be
about
sales
p.
and
$6.1
net
showing
million,
income
at
in¬
an
$285,000
or
35
See
The
Foods
Corp.
Corp., this
in
sales
—
Booth
Fisheries
'
issue.—V.
198, p.
1232.
■
Ap¬
.
13%
from
$1.65,
was registered
both in this country
medicines and in all subsidiary operations
1636.
,
\
>•
'
gain
human
corporation.—-V. 197, p.
nounced
summer
1,575,000
totaled
Net Higher—
the company's history has resulted
the firm's third quarter, "it was an¬
by Joseph Griesedieck, President.
Volume for the quarter
best
record-breaking
in
in
season
sales
in
barrels.
a new high of $37,816,207, up
from the
1962 quarter net of
$2,206,400 for income taxes, un¬
audited
net
income
for
the
quarter
was
$2,119,904, compared
with $1,913,298
for the same period a year ago. Third quarter
earnings of 96 cents per common share showed gains over the
1962 third quarter figure of 87 ceptq, pfer share.
For the first nine mpnths of 1963, net sales totaled $101,703,858.
1962's net sales for the comparable period were $96,237,753.
After
more
quarter
than
three
$34,793,448.
provision
of
net sales
million
After
reached
dollars
provision
$5,210,400
for
of
income
taxes,
1963's
nine
months
reached $5,006,459, in' comparison with $4*770,230
for
period in 1962.
Per share earnings for the period were
$2.26, against $2.16 for 1962.
In
his
third
quarter report to shareholders,
Griesedieck also
took note of the termination of merger talks between Falstaff and
Liebmann Breweries, Inc., of Brooklyn, New York.
He stated that
the
Share Purchase Offer—
Booth Fisheries
the
earnings
192.
~,nrR
Consolidated
proves
with
continued
abroad,
Third
reported that for the fiscal year ended June
30,
1963, sales will be up about 33%
to $4.5 million over the
previous year, excluding the earnings of the recent corporate acqui¬
sitions,
while net
income will be about equal
to that of last
year's $150,938 or 19 cents per share. The company stated that the
latest year's expenses will include costs of acquisitions and develop¬
ment
of
other
facilities.
On
consolidation of unaudited recent
cents
of
million,
an
all-time record high and
period in 1962.
Earnings per share were up
Dividends for the year to date have totaled
$1.50 a year ago.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Sales,
2,
earlier.—V.
Earnings Forecast—
The
The
and
same
$2.46.
compared
common
$230,000,000
to
$2.43
$178.9
were
the
above
net earnings of $3,682,132,
or
$1.65 per common share for the fiscal year ended
Aug. 2, 1963.
'
Net
sales for the year were
$250,092,826, against $207,775,637
for
fiscal 1962. Comparable earnings for 1962, restated to reflect
a
change in depreciation policy adopted in, ^1963, were $3,477,000,
Arthur
has reported that both sales and earnings for the
month's of 1963 were ahead of those for the same period
company
nine
first
Sales
stock
California state bank maintaining its office at
2028
7
privately through Gairdner & Co., Inc.,
Collins Radio
Budget Finance Plan
stock
a
of
to
The
the
Budget Finance Plan—Acquisition—
Charles
has completed the acquisition of 79,350 shares of the common
of
Notes Sold Pri¬
'
.
company
shareholders.
plan
expropriation which
the original
of
terms
'
stated
its
the
on
November.
$25.38
the
under
illegal.
Robertson
Mr.
and
77-
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.
whereby
'.August 1961
declared
Cowles
New York.
Net
Settlement Reached—
into
moved
operation
Centennial Mortgage Corp; Ltd.
to
present management.—V. 192, p. 991.
under its
has
815.
p.
vately—On Oct. 8, 1963, it was reported that $1,500,000 of this firm's 6^% sinking fund notes due 1973
Nov.
statement
record sales and earnings for the
with consolidated het sales of
the previous year.
1963,
for
dividend
shares
of
coated
cumulative preferred
after
Sept. 30.
the
the
197,
this issue.—V.
corporation
through
Chock
approved
Fisheries
Booth
of
Foods
Consolidated
common
of
197, p. 815.
has called for redemption on Nov. 1,
1963,
of the sinking fund, 8,799 shares of its $0.55
stock at $10 per share plus accrued dividends
of $0.1375 per share. Payment will be made at The Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 1973.
The
chase Offer Approved—
and
$1.75
The
exchanged
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—Partial Redemption—
,
was
Consolidated Foods Pur¬
cash
a
number
technical
share
outstanding
shares
on
30,
Family
see
cents
98
requirements
and
v;
figure was 67 cents.
quarter sales and net
Booth
a
Celanese Ltd.,
Canadian
share
income this year were $30,281,188
$1,055,083
respectively.
In
1962,
third quarter sales were
$27,130,384 and net income was $370,831. Per share income in the
1963 third quarter was 38 cents compared with 13 cents last year.
The
figures for 1963 reflect the consolidation of foreign sub¬
sidiaries,
and
the
1962 figures
have been adjusted accordingly.
There were
2,564,409 shares of common stock outstanding as of
Sept. 30, 1963.—V. 198, p. 380.
Third
at
were
Canadian Chemical Co> Ltd.-—Asset Sale Completed
See
had
also
and
Lakeland,
V.
and
by
shares issued for each
and $1 series prefor new $1.75 and $1
Chemical
share.
preferreds of Chemcell on a share-for-share basis.—V.
has reported' sales of $93,045,725 and net income
for the nine months ended Sept. 30. In the com¬
$2,710,681
preferred
/
>
company
parable 1962
$1,905,785.
The
r'
date.
six
and
common
Canadian Celanese
of
ferreds
Chemical,
Celanese
Canadian
in
'
.
Directors
shares
Celanese
Chemical
of
that
on
Stock
approved by stockholders of Canadian Chemical
on Sept. 20 and Sept. 30 respectively,
one
was issued in exchange
for each common share
plan
Canadian
and
share
reported
June
market.;'
Exchange reported that the
changed
to Chemcell
(1963) Ltd.,
Canadian Chemical Co. Ltd., whose
Toronto
the
1963
delisted
were
months
The
8,
had been sold
earnings.
company
'
Ltd.—Acquisition Completed—
company's
name
had been
following the acquisition of
'shares
Sales
—
r
company
1963-64 show
1,274,000 shs.
1,274,000 shs.
par)
Celanese
Change—
Oct.
On
company,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
Name
will be used
proceeds, estimated at $775,000,
to increase capital and surplus.
Net
ended
sensitive
company
Canadian
common
has
company
year
$2,853,086 against $1,251,365
factures
6, 1963, all of
its
at $52.50 per
share plus accrued
dividends of 24.261 cents per share; its 6%
cumulative preferred stock at $54 per share plus accrued dividends
of
29.348
cents
per
share; and its 5.75%
cumulative preferred
stock at $55 per share plus accrued dividends of 28.127 cents per
share.
Payment
will be made at The First National Bank of
Denver, 621 Seventeenth St., Denver,.—V. 198, p. 676.
.
1, 1963, the company offered pub¬
Offered—On Oct.
Sales, Net Up Sharply; Stock
—
-
has called for redemption on Nov.
outstanding
$2.50 cumulative preferred
stock
The
fiscal 1962.—V.
■;.%■./ •
■ •
during
deliveries
military-aerospace
1
$27,328,692
The
just
than
more
1136.
p.
5
Split Approved—
creased
California Electric Power Co.—To Redeem Pfd.—
$45 million, up more than
12 % over $40,333,195
commercial sales in fiscal
1962; and (2)
military-aerospace de¬
liveries amounted to
approximately $28 million, as compared to
to
198,
and diversifica¬
of growth
unexcelled record
an
textiles."—V.
in
tion
amounted
sales
commercial
(1)
sales:
corporate
total
its
long-
fiscal
organization with
year,
Copymation, Inc.
man-
that his firm, which dates back to 1795, "wel¬
association with Burlington,
an
internationally-known
the
comes
mately
cotton goods and
said. "Stoffel is a
Stoffel stated
Mr.
reported total sales in excess of $73 million
ended Sept. 30—an increase of approxi¬
the total sales of $67,661,887 for fiscal 1962.
fiscal
1963
Myers
markets."
has
company
its
combed
higher quality
fabrics," Mr.
established, highly respected company. Burlington is pleased to join
forces with them in anticipation of expanded coverage of European
Corp.—Sales Up 8%—
Beech Aircraft
The
for
blend'
fiber
made
of
fields
the
in
Beck Shoe Corp.—Grayson-Robinson Post¬
Sale of Stock Interest—
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc., this issue.—V. 198, p. 1325.
(A. S.)
pones
See
(1437)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
like
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1438)
Gate City Steel, Inc.—To
broken off on Oct. 3 after it was concluded that
unable '"to reach a common understanding with
Liebmann on terms and conditions that would be in the best inter¬
est
of Falstaff shareholders."
Looking ahead,
the firm's President stated that he was con¬
fident that Fa lstaff's "pattern of steady progress", would continue.
talks
the
were
management
198.
—V.
leases
on
Net
not
ore
'
ol
Officials
the
calculated
have
Colorado
Bird
Camp
'
years'.—V. 198.
profit for many
annual
Stock¬
to
457,265 additional
right to subscribe for
the
the basis of one new share
of record on Oct. 10. Sub-,
shares at $40 per share on
each
for
held
shares
20
scription warrants will expire on Oct. 31.
underwritten by a group
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., and Merrill
Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York.
being
is
offering
The
,
'
PROCEEDS—The
to
curred
in
Florida
than
more
_
unincorporated
150
Authorized
-1 '
Amount
Securities
Harriman
Z
due
1974,_—:
due
1978
%—7.458.000
Co
due
1981
12,285,000
Bache
33a%
series
due
1982
due
1983
13,163,000
8,775.000
Francis
series
3V.;
series
due
1984
37a %.
series
due
1986
series
due
due
due
/_.—;_
/
1992
__
stock «.$100
series ..-A)
in
Reynolds &
L.
series
stock
conditions
have
of
stock
common
set
Loewi
%
•
:
Co.—_-
Peabody
B.
scribed
were
shares
Co.
L.
12.75%
Lynch,
Fenner
Bear,
Sachs
Co.
&
Weeks.
Brothers
Curtis
J.
'
5.60
—V.
198.
&
Co.,
Oct.
On
principal
William
assist
put
is
National
out
security
issue
an
Comptroller
of
$2,982,458
Net
Beane
R.
the
of
for
2.00
the
the
of
The
branch
in
Bank
of
Toronto.—V.
Approved—
This
issuance
of
the
Roth,
T.
debenture
debentures
indicated
this
of
his
198,
of
country
since the
196.
called
size
approval
for
sinking
1972
1,
redemption
fund, $100,000
at
100%.
Canada
this
of
in
of
on
of
Nov.
-*•'
of
or
Garrett
will
the
of
Chartered
the
sales
last,
/
Co.
,
has
were
leased
share
represents
making
a
total
net
a
sales
of
Kress
tender
to
$100
He
the
that
try."
will
Since
realize
of
10.5%.
Officer
Chief Executive
and
of
appointments
that
years
His
that
President
of
reflects
his
and
the
to
citrus
company's
he
date
will
Electric's Chief
andf since 1958 as
General
announcement
retire
to
of
as
as
his
long-stand¬
ranch
in
cattle
retirement
compulsory
age
also
retiring from the Board in accordance with
in
whereby
1956,
outside
Directors
leave
who are
of Gen¬
operated
2,215
stores
30,
customers
outlets.—V.
198,
is
Garrett
a
1326.
ago,
is
research
'
of
$56,809,000
last
the
utilize
said
1.962.
earnings
These
figures
TV
according
it
1963,
had
the
quarter
highest
sales
costs
previously
the
with
months
or
For
$132,000,000,
last
the
$332,503,
Net
three
June
up
from
"indicate
all-channel
new
the
country's
The
sets.
largest
will
and
added,
will
earnings
com¬
of
it
plant
most
the
the
Aug. 31, 1.963, sales were
volume of $41,194,131 in the
$861,683.
profits
shares
equal
the
in
to
a
record
year-ago
$477,609
over
outstanding);
share
a
80%
up
$508,183,
were
cents
to
ended
from
cents
last
$153,259
$257,503,
6
equal
per
31.
Aug.
$20,005,693
1286.
p.
Robert
net
J.
assets
equivalent
stock
at
M.
20
cents
this
per
compared
period
year-ago
in
(on
last
to
share
10
in
were
Pre-tax
year.
in
sales
1963,
cash
and
to
$6.70
e.slablish
new
a
efficient
meeting.
forest
be
stated
He
indus¬
the
invested
in
new
fields to better
and chemicul
paper
make
"to
in
Mr.
products
years
plants
will
to
program
the
to
the
funds
this
for
full
generated
maintain
year."—V.
198,
these
p.
Glen Alden
Trust
for
the
1326.
p.
earnings
and
cash
York,
has
been
Corp.—Appointment—
Hanover
registrar
198,
sales,
^82.
Company,
New
stock
common
the
of
corporation.
-
Globe
from
Rubber
for
$4,171,000
believe
the
three
from
the
operations
this
year
months
1962
the
of
Sept.
in
to
the
of
$14,870,000
to
rose
nine
Sept.
30,
Goods
a
show
increase
an
September
Mfg.
1962,
over
said.
Meyer
and
of
increased
to
year ago.
"We
1963,
period
will also
Mr.
months
Wire
nine
months
stockholders.
similar
1963
period,"
United
1963,
30,
to
reported
quarter
for
Corp.—Sales Higher—
to
corresponding
$3,900,000
the -fourth
figures
the
President,
corresponding
The
months
in
Meyer,
for
Products
nine
$13,876,000
Emanuel
the
the
include
acquired early
quarter
Inc.
Co.,
year.
but
do
include
not
Rona
Plastics,
acquired
Inc.
April
in
The
company
is a manufacturer of rubber accessories for the
automobile industry and rubber swim gear. It also produces rubber
houseware
products,
198,
laminated
plastics
vinyl
specialties.
wire
and
863.
p.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
cents) per share,
same
record
profits
period
per
value
share
on
1962
$2,984,994
Gross
Profit
Provision
Net
before
for
taxes
Federal
—V.
$3,335,627
.
202,378
.-62,846
98,000
share
per
198, p.
31,014
104.378
31,832
$0.12
$0.04
taxes
profit
Earnings
:
6.
Grand
Union
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
The
company had net earnings, after all taxes and depreciation,
of
$1,450,776
during the 13-week second quarter of its current
fiscal
year
ended
Aug.
31,
1963,' Thomas C. Butler,
President,
announced.
This
in
represents
the
1963
second
sec6nd
increase
an
quarter
70%
of
stock
second
outstanding
of
the
at
preferred
the 4,814,622 shares
of
the
period. In
equal,
were
on
close
after
quarter
earnings equaled 16 cents a share on the
shares then outstanding, after adjusting for a 2% stock dividend
distributed on May 24, 1963.
8.5%.
Union, second
increase
quarter
or
For
quarter sales
sales
over
six
months
totaled
$1.7p3.735
in
ended
$2,815,403,
the
share
1963.
of
the
during
earnings
over
net
of
1962.
other
stock,
60%
of
Union's
Grand
1963.
increase
of
all
and
common
31,
Aug
an
period
same
Earnings after taxes
shares
1963. an
comparable
in
$165,012,111
were
$152,114,948
of
1962.
the
earnings
based
pharges were equal to 56 cents
on
the
average
number
of
during
the 26-week
period
ended
Aug.
31,
compares with earnings of 34 cents per common share
outstanding
This
during
the
Sales
first
for
six
the
months
first
sales
over
of
half
of
of
1962.
1963
$304,174,806
in
$324,928,824,
were
1962.—V.. 198,
Grayson-Robinson
Stores,
gain
a
From
Removed
Inc.
of
101.
p.
Bankruptcy—
On
of
refe/ce
3
Oct.
of
the
apparel chain,
S.
Herzog signed
Grayson-Robinson
Asa
arrangement
unsecufed
by
187-store
for
100'.
debts,
an
order confirming a
Stores, Inc., debtor-in-
debts
various
$21,-
totaling
debentures
and
children's
of years of
payment over a period
priority
and
women's
coasl.-to-coa.st
769,413.09.
The
removed
order
Bankruptcy
1962.
Act
The
matters
under
court,
Grayson-Robinson from Chapter XI of the
which it has been operating since Aug. 14,
however,
retained
jurisdiction
all
over
pending
contractual agreements made under the court's super¬
they are fulfilled.
Grayson-Robinson's unsecured debts are divided into three classes
vision
and
until
the
priority
Bankruptcy
5%
Act
convertible
by
the Shoe
of
$5,145,000
the
Corp.
l and
rejection,
contracts,
for
RoWnson
and
Dec.
31,
miscellaneous,
to
according
Official
placed
as
to
Creditors
to
of
now,
forth in the
subordinated
held entirely
with
the
the
terms
of
leases
that
announced
while
trade
"will
orders."
the
from
and
/
debtor-in-possession
Committee,
arising
claims
executory
appointed
by
•
.
all
Grayson-
honored
be
.
referee
Herzog,
function,'% Mr. Roth said.
Grayson-Robinson President also said
acting in accordance
with
the
Plan
within
the
(2)
including
confirmation,
operating
continue
set
as
1985,
America, amounting to a total, with interest,
(3)
air other unsecured debts, such as trade,
merchandise
was
The
son,
due
of
and
prior
accepted
The
"will
totaling $379,755.78.
administration expenses
amounting to $16,244,657.31.
Roth, Grayson-Robinson President,
Stanley
orders
debts,
and
debentures
landlord
expense,
were
up from
last year.
earnings
over
1962.
of
earnings
quarter
requirements, to 29 cents per share
common
1962.
E.
President,
market
'
1963
Sales
that
of
Grayson-Robin¬
Arrangement,
will
the
next
few
days elect the following Directors: Charles
Co-Chairman of
the
Creditors
Committee:
Frederick
Ballon, Counsel to
the
Committee;
and
Charles Ballon,
Bornstein,
has
reported
Sept.
on
the
outstanding. Thriasset value
30.
1963
aiYd $6.12 per
June
10%
equity
no
to
expect
the
Manufacturers
second, quarter.
year's
the
a
]
Wilson,
at
pay
$27,-
least
at
improvement
fund
new
explained.
was
from
come
"We
appointed
producer
Instrument
outstanding).
were
equal
198,
be
would
announced
was
of
some
depletion,
for
ill
General
ended
months
117%.
indicated
through profits, deprecia¬
financing will be required.
The President said nine-months figures for 1963 are not
yet final
but
that the period is expected to show sales up
15%
over
the
same
period
in
1962
and
earnings and cash flow up
10%-.
He
tion
a
General Public Service Corp.—Net Asset Value Up
bv
30.—V.
Benedek,
subsidiaries,
and
2,570,401
14
against
up
$153,259,
—V.
Net
(on
or
shares
2,565,401
of
half.
share
$355,309.
had
$117,000,000
H,
~
other divisions
six
year's
common
out¬
borne
M.
the
$22,938,087
shares
Chairman
to
tuners.
its
will
Genesco
an
/
and
years
share
timber,"
our
purpose
Sharply
fiscal
second
year).
up
14%
over
Pre-tax
profits were
last
the
for
.
approximately
and
F.
among
half.
)
certain
backlog
'year
31,
for
leading producers of semiconductor devices (transis¬
tors,
rectifiers,
diodes, microcircuit.sV and capacitors, as well as
of
military equipments, and thermoelectric instruments.
after taxes of $1,621,000
sales
taxes was $3,787,000.
are
adjusted to the
1,493.554
r
$128,000,000
that
Aug.
$47,121,239,
1963.
of
Corp.—Sales, Net Up
reported
ended
incorporation in the
W. Sickles Division is
Through
before
earnings
has
for
UHF
of
and
pre¬
approximately 15%
ahead was spade
before the
New
York
Society
of
cash flow woulcL also show an approxi¬
expansion
have
we
large
a
6.8%
recovery
after the
loss
sustained
in
the
fiscal
year
Feb.
28." Contributing
to the sales and profits gains
increased shipments of UHF television tuners to TV set manu¬
pany's
mass-merchandis¬
on
shares.
sales
plants "particularly in the pulp,
of
directors
last
facturers
out¬
than
Genesco's
corporation.
five
next
that
sure
Grand
13
Instrument
cents
have
Pamplin,
over
for
million
the
span
dividend
Changes—
announced
over
6
Kress.
of
who
stockholders
their
rejected
Famplin stated Georgia-Pacific, one of the major
companies, has spent $100 million in the past five
per
results,
The
ended
Garrett.
p.
all
to
24
Georgia-Pacific
B.
gain
possession
ended
the
higher rate of gain in earnings over sales was attributed
by President Harry Wetzel to a six-month old cost reduction pro¬
gram
which" cut administrative expenses
by $1 million, plus an
improved product mix during the quarter', as well as the assump¬
198,
a
$854,947
.
continuing
$14,959,822 '
increase
32
for
The
Present
Oct.
loundation
and
year
R.
Analysts.
high
plan
were
an
of
profit
consolidated
on
period
standing Sept.
by
mailed
until
the
that
the
10%
record
40-year
(versus
departments
against
$16,526,000
This
reported
share
per
months'
Current profit
tion
was
capital
.
history, with both pre-tax and net profits also
sharply.
Pre-tax profits were up 117%
for the three
last year's comparable period, and up 80%
for the
six
months.
Per
share
earnings increased to 20 cents for the
half
(versus
14
cents
last year)
and
10 cents
for
the
qiiarter
Corp.—Net Higher—
company
Per
mate
increasing
of
.
including
year.
dealers
its
in
Canadian
Trust
$52,813,000.
(
months
'
Phillippe Chairman, both
the capacity
in
reaching
months
control
holders
Chairman
of
Genesco,
and
Paul
L.
Troast,
Kress,
announced
the
pact,
Mr.
Jarman said
he
keep Kress' current operating management, buying
store personnel intact—V. 198, p. 1050.
President
Security
to
quarter
long-term
all
,
Cordiner
J.
announced
Board.
company
six
and
made
be
Sept. 30, 1963.
current figures compare
with a net profit of $1,183,000
cents
per
share
for the same
period
last year on sales
79
nine
the
at a compulsory
retirement age and Directors
officers leave when they are no longer officers
Electric.—V. 197, p. 1947.
The
first
The
•
equal
Board
; For
$1.08
gain
Kress
pay¬
J
is
its
lower'price.
which formally
1,003,140 Kress shares.
owns
prediction
by
months
16.4%.
September
authorized
.three
for
Z
President
L.
after
established
1963,
1049.
The
.
the
,
rules
General
1,
1553.
net
September
1,861
Eorch
plans
Cordiner
,
of
higher for
v//
substantially
/.
the
to
for the September
months was 18.6%/.
securities
of
Ralph
also
the
65.
the
type
6 W'fr
its
Payment
Gamble-Skogmo and subsidiaries consists of
ing retail centers, 322 company-owned and
p.
assets
applicable
assets
Net
nine
the
share),
21.
initially
of
sell
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
A
120
net
company
far- north)
(except
Commerce
and
p.
increase
Consolidated
month
sale
Chairman
belore
Board
Minneapolis based retail, wholesale merchandising organ¬
today reported sales for the first nine months of 1963 of
against sales of $119,234,216 for the same period of
an
Dec.
personal
Mr.
the
and
Cordiner
as
Florida
issue
1137.
p.
1963,
30,
share
per
1530.
J.
ing
$138,738,000
1962,
for
Gerald
Executive,
the
1963.
30,
assets
per
p.
its
$24.50,
to
to
staff and
—V.
1962, after giving effect to
dividends on Feb. 26, 1963, were
Chairman
8
company
retire
Gamble-Skognmo, Inc.—Sales Up 16.4%—
ization
120
—
31,
have elected Fred
Mr.
Sale
Sept.
on
.■'-/''// /%•'
net
from
to
all
to
the
Gage Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
operation of the
mortgage bonds due May
any
Oct.
On
1.50
Chairman
capital
corporation' has
Imperial
120
Corp.
<te
Chairman, and Mal¬
Altschul,
that
General Electric Co.—Management
2.00
$30,000,000
banks;-—V.
through
at
Dec.
($1.52
raised
from
agreed
Jarman,
planned
The
.
Hough & Co._
plans of the bank.
large national bank in
first
Currency
national
Arthur G.
stated
June
on
increase
197,
Maxey
-
Chairman
,
eral
(J. W.)
profit
gains.—V.
debentures due Sept. 30. 1988,
Comptroller of the Currency.
approved
of
to
Chairman
Arthur
in the future expansion
Franklin
to
&
the
had
Goodway Printing Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
report,
in
.
140
Co.
&
Securities
Battles
share
per
Foundation,
expenses,
this
i._—■
W. Clark. Inc..
E.
Genesco
at
was
have
will
offer,
transfer
,
the
According
will
V.
400
year-end
share.
2.7% ;
was
4•%%,. capital
of
Janney,
on
increase
effective
approval
-Clayton
the
2,60
_
Williston
R.
Bank—Deben.
shareholders
3
the
Boenning
400
400
$31.02
per
The
5.60
Inc._
of
2.60
Inc.
Corp.
Pierce, Wulbern,
Murphey, Inc.
National
amount
to
$26.86
1045.
p.
Franklin
•subject
2.G0
Inc.
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. 5.60
A'
Co.iZ,______ 5.60
Weld
ment
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Wertheim
White.
400
President,
stock
common
3.60
5.60
v
3.60
Co.____
5.60
<fe
_________
Inc.—
140
Parke
equal, after deducting $3,709,000 preferred stock,'
share of common stock on 1,952,68.9 shares, as com¬
per
with
pared
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
5.60
______
Paine. Webber, Jackson
Co__
Courts & Co._,
The
5.60
Langley & Co
Lehman
&
,&
Smith,
$31.85
to
^.. 3.60%
& Co,___
Rothschild
F.
Shields
Inc.r.. 12.75
Co._i__ 5.60
&
Hornblower &
C.
Pierce,
Smith
&
Stearns
Goldman.
W.
Hallgarten
.
Inc.
Merrill
Co.
140
Co
Mosley
Yeatman,
$65,903,847,
shares
<te
Northwest
Inc.
the quarterly
colm
scribed
Kidder,
Co.—
&
Schmidt, Roberts &
Co._
1133. '
p.
unsub-
•
s.
Lqndborg
&
Inc.,—
Co.
unsub-
■
vious
140
Co.
&
Lemon
198,
In
V Of
140
General American Investors Co., Inc.—Net Assets Up
r
of
&
—V.
below.
forth
&
Hutton
140
-
Co
Pacific
offer
offer
new
They
Kress
Sales
&
Suplee,
400
140
Co.
&
Sullivan
400
Co._
240
-------
Lestrange
Haupt &
Irving
Co.,
——_
&
Johnston,
severally agreed
Inc.
Co.
&
E.'F.
9,602,570 shs.
15,000.000 shs.
par)
subject to the terms and
the
underwriting agreement, to purchase from the
respective percentages of the unsubscribed shares of
the
company
Goodbody
;
,
&
_/
400
Estabrook
100,000 shs.
<$2.50
underwriters
The
^
series
4.58'r
new
— ^
Baird
W.
Ira
500
Inc.
Blair
40,000 shs.
'/
------
series
4.75%
Robert
_
40,000 shs.
75,000 shs.
80.000 shs.
4.60',;.
*
500,000 shs.
-
series
Inc.—_
Co.
&
500
8.
Sales
Co.,
Co., Inc._!
50G
Co.
&
&
had
company
$27
price.
for
240
York
Inc.'_
Arthurs,
that
way
new
stock
the
to
Foundation
084,780.
240
Scribner
W.
Bosworth,
500
Co.—
&
Hammill
&
.
share,
year-end
240
—
Co.——■—___
500
Inc.—
Rothschild
F.
!.
Hopwood
■
1;
a.o.vx
per
the
at
approximately 2,335.000 Kress common shares
meaning the transaction could cost Genesco more
Genesco's
Oct.
—V.
Singer, Deane &
Warren
240
W
$5.79
was
863,000,000.
240
'
&
Prescott
500
A 500
500
Co,_
&
Co.,
Jafffay
500
Corp.—
Moseley
Shields
par)
'
4.40V
Common
S.
F.
Shearson.
series
4'iv
Higginson
24,563,000
—-
prof,
issuable
500
Co.
Lee
Capital stock:
Cumulative
Piper,
&
Kress
at
the
their
&
Hayden, Miller <fc Co
Equitable Securities Corp.
W. C. Langley & Co
22,813.000
Marache
FI1UU
value
are
standing,
240
Simmons—
&
Inc.—————
Co.,
stock
Co.,
H.
the
tendered
that
reported
&
Kress
opens
extended
There
flow
600
dqPont
23,687,000
—
Ellis
Granbery,
IHUHUI
asset
4C0
Day
600
17,550,000
—
1990
series
I.
&
Inc.
&
10,530,000
_
1988
series
&
&
Co.-—
Co.
&
Noyes
3:,«r;."series
Blunt
400
400
Anthony
L.
R.
1.000
1,000
Co.—_
Hemphill,
3-V.i
Tucker,
Co.
Inc.——'—
Staats
Co.,
—-•_
Becker
G.
A.
3,510,000
series
series
Weld
Co. Inc.
Barney &
&
$400
Co.___
&
R.
Stroud
& Co.,
—1,000
Inc.
Smith,
2To't
4Vv
<fe
Ripley
&
William
$1,690(;
Union
Co.—1,690
White,
$14,479,000
2\\'r
4Vf
Dillon,
Eastman
FINANCING
McDonald
Curtis____,—_______
&
,
Outstanding
1074
due
series
(000's omitted)
// *
Amount
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
communities.
rural
PRESENT
TO
bonds
mortgage
and
towns
EFFECT
GIVING
102.25%
uuic
the
share was distributed
1962.—V. 197, p. 238.
was
Kress
in
move
already
to
after
and
tOOO's omitted)
headquartered at 101 Fifth St. South,
supplies electric 'service wholly within
the
customers in 100 cities and towns and
entitled
are
Hie
1962,
per
for
Samuel
interest
The
it
H.
the
Genesco
The
debentures
new
gains
27,
S.
that
43 %.
initially to
be used
except
On
from
range
program.
Long-term debt:
3:,»%
sale
310.000
to
CAPITALIZATION
First
the
of
1973
receivables.
prices
company
Fla.,
Petersburg.
of
proceeds
-
of
construction
current
BUSINESS—The
St.
state
the
use
temporary bank loans which were In¬
construction expenditures and apply any balance
meet
to
the
to
will
company
$18,000,000
oil
pay
Dillon,
the
announced
under certain conditions of declining
Oct. 1, .1973, optional redemp¬
to the principal amount.
Sink¬
ing fund redemption price will be 100% of the- principal amount.
BUSINESS—The business of the corporation,/carried on' directly
and through subsidiaries, consists primarily of making installment
loans
to
individuals;
financing
retail purchases of automobiles,
trucks, mobile and shell homes, home improvements and household
appliances. Its operations also cover wholesale financing of deal¬
ers
inventories
(principally automobiles and mobile homes);'re-'
discounting receivables of other 'finance and loan companies; and
general commercial financing
of manufacturers and distributors.
Throiigh its insurance subsidiaries the corporation writes various,
lines
of
insurance, and also engages in
the general insurance
brokerage business.
//
As
of
Aug.. 31,
1963
the corporation had 339 offices located
throughout the
country
and
several in foreign countries.
The
company is headquartered at
1105 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.
UNDERWRITERS—The
name
of
the several
underwriters and
the respective principal amounts of debentures they have severally
agreed to purchase from the corporation are as follows:
tion
holders—The company is offering its common stock¬
holders
FEATURES—The
1,
Oct.
prior, to
.
Offering
Corp.—Rights
Power
Florida
078.
p.
issue
finance
indicated
the properties to be in excess of 3,000,000 tons of silverlead-zinc-gold ore which they calculate will produce a substantial
on
ore
1,
Oct.
for
and
fund, commencing in 1969, sufficient to retire 70%
of
prior to maturity. They are not otherwise redeemable
sinking
a
the
Oct.
30,
cents
Genesco, Inc.—Tender Offer Extended—
of this firm's 4%%
1983. The debentures
$20,000,000
due
proceeds of the sale will
short-term borrowings.
REDEMPTION
work in the near future on claims which have
been fully developed but which embrace extensions of several
veins from the older workings.
York,
New
Co.,
of
offering
reduce
will begin
Federal
>
4.92%
patented, as well as
most of which are
several adjacent groups-of claims.
&
12
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
.
.ui
Sept.
on
which
realized
On
bid
priced at 99.40% and accrued interest to yield
to maturity.
The offering was oversubscribed.
were
claims,
an
of
from
Corp.—Debentures Offered^—
underwriting group headed jointly by
debentures
senior
Colorado owns the lamed Camp Bird mine near Ouray,
was completed in 1900
properties include more
mining
300
than
public
and a (jOO-ton-per-day mill which
excellent operating condition. The
in'
is
and
11,
ago.
out
Acceptance
Securities
Union
future production profits.
Camp Bird
Colorado
on
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Eastman
$1 million, ol
be paid out of
total purchase price will be in excess of
which $100,000 was paid in cash with the balance to
The
portion of
1,
On Oct.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Chairman,
8.
Oct.
of
May
lias acquired all of the outstanding stock of Camp
from that firm's British owners, Floyd B.
and Nels W. Stalheim, President, announced on
company
...
Oct. 25, 1963,
fund debentures series A due
1969
at' 10U'/2%.
Payment will be made at the First
Bank & Trust Co., Lincoln, Neb.—V. 197, p. 1947.
National
Colorado,' Inc.,
Bird
Odium,
a
all
redemption
corporation has called for
its outstanding 6%
sinking
General
Resources
Federal
The
The
382.'
p.
Redeem Debentures—
year
was
.
30,' 1963
12,439,896
compares
share
at
the company,
of $83,334,443,
that
shares
with
Dec.
of
$6.55
31,
common
per
19G2.
M.
Co-Counsel
Mr.
Roth
Committee
as
have
An
to
the
said
been
made
with
The
posal
of
Grayson-Robinson will submit''to the Creditors
required
arrangement
share
Committee.
that
substantially the
Jones
for
by
same
the
Financial
Grayson-Robinson
kind of periodic
financial reports
Court.
financing
Corp.
of
accounts
"This
considerable
receivable
should
extra
place
cash
at
for
has
been
the dis¬
working
^
Volume
capital
Number
198
Mr.
and
over
purposes,
now,''
said.
Roth
6307
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
what
above
has
available
been
up
to
Howe
Sale
had
of A.
Oct.
S.
it
11.
Shoe
said
but
The
tioned
Oct.
16
Postponed—
Federal
that
loan
from
Herzog,
S.
Asa
S.
time,
by
Trust
will
Co.,
be
auc¬
supervision.
sell
to
the
referee
The
shares
Beck
the
handling
is
operating, under
under
auction
court
low.
too
as
Chapter
plan
for
in
of
11
Federal
the
Bankruptcy Act.
'
Several
pleas for adjournment were made at the latest auction
Lloyd K. Garrison, attorney for Grayson-Robinson,
a
better price might be received if tne auction
delayed.—V. 198, p. 1327.
attempt,
said
were
thought
net
earnings
approximately
Federal
and
share
the
of
weeks
26
is
it
taxes,
Board.
ended
provision
alter
income
23,989,918 shares of
on
the
$24,000,090,
Canadian
Ehrgott, Chairman
a
for
This
stock
common
now
for
John D.
approximately $1
outstanding.
by
Net earnings for the comparable period ol the previous year were
approximately $26,400,000, after provision of $29,600,000 for income
taxes, or approximately $1.10 per share based on the same number
of shares, Mr. Ehrgott reported.
"Our
lower
net
profit reflects a
decision to improve business
through mot merely holding the price line but, in many cases,
actually reducing our retail prices," Mr. Ehrgott said.
"This
to
decision
in
was
all
consumers
of
keeping
the
with
our reluctance to pass along
rising costs of labor, trans--;
constantly
portation, and other operating expenses,'" he added.
"Future results are impossible to predict, but our experience has
proved the soundness of our basic policy of facing up to the triple
challenges of public responsibility, rising costs of doing business
and aggressive and keen competition," Mr. Ehrgott said.—V.
198,
P. 193.
..':■■■/■■':. •;
Hunter
&
Co.—Notes
Privately — On
Sept. 1, 1963, it was reported that $2,000,000 of this
firm's general obligation notes due Sept. 1, 1975 had
been
sold
privately through
Dovenmuehle,
Inc.,
Chicago.
-v
known
Master
as
Russellville,
modern
making
Alloys, Inc.
Alabama.
induction
U.
The
ail
corporation has called
for redemption on
outstanding 3Va% 'cumulative preferred
of
its
$101
at
and
all
stock
at
share.
Payment
Y.—V.
N.
Nov.
2,
series
A
1963,
stock
share;
its
outstanding' $4,375 cumulative second preferred
$102 per share plus
accrued dividends of $0.75721 per
share
per
of
plus
will
198.
dividends
accrued
be
made
1327.
p.
$0.60577
First
the
at
of
City
National
.
per
Bank,
Howe
1
plant in
Hickok
Electrical
Instrument
19%—
Sales
and
earnings
last
ended
June
that
subsidiary
consolidate
Sound
alloy
Howe
in
operations
of
the
Robert
Hickok,
D.
fiscal
in
said
President,
year
report.
.
Cleveland-based
manufacturer
of
electronic
the
'
measur¬
ing instruments and test equipment rose to $8,952,675, an increase
of about 21%
over
the $7,322,360 volume for fiscal 1962.
Net
C00
income
43
36
for
Hickok
fiscal
for
He
1963
the
that
ended
June 30 totalled $184,over
the $153,558, or
19%
of
basis
427,840
of
the
both
currently
shares
the sales
operations > of
subsidiary,
Stark
only.
out¬
and
the
figures
earnings
company's
newly
Instruments Ltd.,
Electronic
.
the
on
last
increase
year.
reflect
months
said
and
the
months
an
the
pointed out that
Canadian
five
12
on
last
earned
acquired
the
share,
a
share
a
standing,
Mr.
for
cents
cents
basis
contributions
of
order
of
backlog,
Electronic.* for
Stark
order input
12 months,
current
a
full
looking forward to substantial gains in both sales
during the current year.
Mr.
Hickok
reported
that order
backlog as of last June 30
amounted
to
$3,567,945, about 20%
over
backlog on the same
date the preceding year.—V. 197, p. 2355.
is
company
and
earnings
in
closed.
Sew'aren,
the
to
for
Aug. "31—
of
the
National
Association
of
Security Dealers.
1962
198.
($0,04;
(The)
Incubation Group, Ltd.
Bank
of
registrar for
of
the
\
/
New
the
York,
York,
New
and
common
corporation.—V. 198,
5%
the
income
high of $18,806,333, according
of
the
for
to
fiscal
ended
year
June
D.
A.
by
30,
McGee,
more
President
per
standing
at
June
of
the
each
on
of
the
prior
the
over
Mr.
30,
1963.
6,219,679
said
income
keting,
The
better
was
Chemical
Hooker
nine
months
highest
of
July
cbmpany
28,
vious
>
months
1.5%
or
of
1962.
or
$1.40
of
$11,354,000,
Sales
and
highest of
the
for
reflect
the
available
The
for
000
was
and
up
4.1%
the
income
net
the
for
the
same
the
effect
by
net
1962
for
$43,873,000
$3,806,000,
ended
the
Aug.
We
the
of
to
45
period
history, were
the first nine
was
$11,825,000
comparative net
income
quarter
also
were
the
the company's history. Sales
and 1962 were $44,820,-
1963
income
Net
cents
share,
per
of
charge
Act
of
Korvette
for
198, p.
102.
share
Per
food
a
in
service
7%
gain
the
Hot
earnings
chain,
were
the
over
company's
of
this
for
the
1963
quarter
$3,763,000
against
or
$1.18
annual
7%—
Oct.
On
this
Inc.,
1963
4,
fiscal
year's
year,
$1.10,
J.
ended July 31—
was disclosed
''
it
Williard
Marriott, who founded the
stand in downtown Washington 36
annual report that:
Sales of $74.6 million from Hot Shoppes' public and institutional
feeding and motor hotel operations were up $3 million over last
company
year.
The
The
1
as
ago,
year
The
ciation
root
In
beer
the
had after-tax earnings of $2.4 million.,
company's current assets of $16.2 million provide
company
current
The
small
a
announced
ratio
over
company's
flow
and
of
net
cash
deferred
current
liabilities
working capital
available for
taxes
of
$7.1
totals
investment
increased
to
do
not
.
will
$5.3
2.3
a
to
million.
million.
from earnings,
p.
climbed
million
in
1963
from
1963.
The
the
per
share
at
June
the
44
for
report,
unrealized
subordinated
will be
ment
made
(P. R.)
Trading
Suspended
for
standards
permission
for
SEC
•
to
% ■:
delist
cents
The
stocks
changed
93.2%
of total
92.9%
three
30,
hold
first
place ,in
investments
investment
office
disclosed
1963,
the
or
period
the
and
&
Income
of
a
assets
invested
in
past
quarter.
At
invested
Public
16.1%
of
in
common
Other
total
198,
wholly-owned subsidiary
to
residential
community
near
is
responsible for
addition,
rise and
"We
this
Levitt
p.
net
large
assets;
195.
garden
have
subsidiaries
apartment projects in
found
subsidiaries
build Levitt and
the
U.
S
space
Rockledge,
ingham at
Brevard
is
in
Paris.
near
or
these
also
Its
county.
three
revealed
community.—V.
Litton
Industries
Agreement
by
for
198,
was
Brevard
to
of
the
in
announced
"
be
sales
the
3,192,401
$1.96
^
...
Net 17%—
Up 30%;
as
city of
"Buck¬
$40,364,000,
last
compared
:
$3i,-
with
Net earnings were
$1,714,000, or 64 cents
year.
a
share, as against
corresponding period in 1962. /
the first six months continued at a level
"substantially above" those for the like period a year ago, accord¬
ing to T. M. Horwith, Vice-President-Finance, i
"It
cents
is
during
gratifying
to
growth
rate
projected
results for the first
Net
of
that Mattel continued
the
industry
in
its
Sept. 30—
'
Mil
p.
exceed
the
operating
198,
p.
680.
1963
$92,400,000
1962
$79,211,260
' 1,662,483
$1.70
$1.24
.-—I
per
198,
r
/
-
profit
Profit
to
own
months," Mr. Horwith said.—V.
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
sales
Net
note
six
share
475.
2,272,000
.
National Corp.
its
that
—
Stock All Sold
—
On Oct. 9,
Mil
recent
offering of 53,000
National at $4 per share had
Net proceeds
enable
Mil
common shares of
been all sold. % ~
will be used to reduce bank loans, and
National
mercial paper.
The company,
hold
to
located
at
more
1101
of
its
own
com¬
East Tremont Ave.,
tribution
of commercial dry
cleaning and laundry
equipment, and related products and accessories,
Its
operations are conducted principally in New York,
Connecticut, New Jersey and California,
Appointment—
Trust
Irving
stock
Co.
'
National
On
of
Co
the
Cleaning Contractors, Inc.—Acquisition—
Services
tractors,
services
Corp.,
according
merger
oi its kind,
p.
for
3, the company acquired' the Bell Exterminating Co.
York, and will consolidate its operations with the Extermi¬
nating
St.
' T :'-
; ;
Oct.
New
The
'
-
beep
appointed transfer agent
corporation.—V. 198, p. 475.
has
of'the
in
Louis,
to
makes
Mr.
Frankel said,
Greater
New
operates
Los
a
subsidiary
of National Cleaning Con¬
William V. Frankel. President.
combined operation one of the largest
the
in
Angeles
and will
York
and
offer complete
other
cities.
pest control
National
Cleaning
Hartford. Philadelphia, Chicago,
other metropolitan centers.—V.
198,
Newark,
and
681.
*
Bruder
Atherton
to
30%:
earn¬
the
booked
Contractors
of Cocoa
do engineering work for the Levitt
102.
amounted
equivalent six months
75
or
for
Orders
ad¬
'
Engineering
Inc.—Proposed
acquisition
the newly-formed
announced
p.
3,394.698
$1.81
'
.
areas
coast
.
that
Beach, Fla. has been retained to
Florida
name
east
'
Rockledge."
Silver
Florida's
on
6,587,099
,
3,312,893
Inc.—Sales
half
for
common
vantageous to our present expanded and increasingly decentralized
operations," Julius Silver, Senior Vice-President and Treasurer of
& Sons, Inc. said.
The five other active Levitt communities
■—at Matawan, New Brunswick and Levittown, New Jersey; Bowie,
Maryland; and Stony Brook, Long Island, New York—are operated
by the parent company.
community
6,261,368
:
288.
p.
share,
a
de Puerto Rico.
In
in
six
high-
Levitt
new
$72,680,668
—
2,948,475
Mattel,
Levitt
represent
.
Bronx, New York, is engaged in the independent dis¬
was announced on Oct. 8.
Florida, Inc., is the second an¬
& Sons of Puerto Rico. Inc.
the recently opened Levittown
investment
—
earnings per common share
198.
1963,
1,
1962
$73,957,409
1963
taxes.:
Net
—V.
Nov.
•
30—
taxes
Levitt
year.
to
'
'
income
Utility
assets.
8.7%.—V.
at Cape Canevaral, Florida
subsidiary, Levitt & Sons of
by
Board
the
date.
1963, Herbert Young & Co., Inc., New York, reported
total
of
gas,
drugs,
1,600-house
stock
common
,
Net
or
Levitt & Sons, Inc.—New Sub. to Build in Florida—
Formation
early
1,
—
before
of
$5,166,191
the
was
earlier.
17.6%
oil
were
9.6%;
enable
an
Mai lory & Co., Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Income
that
stocks,
of rapid population growth, continued
corporation's portfolio of securities.
represented
categories
equipment,
during
assets
net
months
chiefly of companies in areas
These
into
2519.
p.
May
sales
—V.
little
very
1963,
against
Sept.
or
$332,891,547,
and
of
overall
common
to
1962
year
months
share during the same peridd.
percentage of the corporation's
per
at
Nov.
1,
1963,
its 5%% con¬
1975 at 100%. Pay¬
California, N. A., San Francisco.
due
the Bank of
at
191,
Ended Sept.
Period
Net
McCall
on
1963.
nine
debentures
convertible
are
inclusive.—V.
127.000
Exchange's
the
the
of -the
30,
dividend
to
corporation
has
called
for redemption on
through operation of the sinking fund, $48,500 of
vertible
Assets Higher-
first
the
'
•
increase
(Joseph) Magnin Co., Inc;—Partial Redemption—
First
1051.
appreciation increased $38,952,564 during
and capital gains realized amounted to
report
was
1554.
p.
'
end
stock
one-for-two
a
shares.
this
Hawthorne, Calif., toy manufacturer has reported a
gaiii in consolidated net sales and a 17'%
increase in net
ings for the first six months ended Aug. 31, 1963.
$346,473,186, equal to $29.22 per share
latest figures compare with $294,923,379.
at
Ohio,
p.
198,
meet
to
recommended
The
department stores and
and 5 respectively in
27
17
to
share
Mr.
depre¬
declare
to
750,000
to
shares
program.
'•/■,-.
apply
747.
per
The
$9.1
300,000
Period Ended
30,
772.
p.
This
issue.—V.
Corp.—Net
assets
the
195.
expansion
American Stock Exchange suspended Ithe
from dealings due to the fact that the
the
195,
Lehman
Net
holders.—V.
million
"These strong
training
•
Corp.—Stock
listing.
Exchange
stock.—V.
previous year.
financial reserves coupled with our continued good
earnings record provide your company with the capability and flexibi'Py to continue successfully' its ambitious but selective expan¬
sion "program," Mr.
Marriott said in his annual report to stock¬
$4.9
the
with
stock
earnings
continued
The
Realty
common
company's
198,
Capital Increase Approved; Pro¬
—
meeting held at the company offices in Kenosha,
Oct.
8, 1963, shareholders approved amending the
incorporation to increase the authorized capital stock
$2,003,000,
nounced
restaurant, motor hotel and
the
fiscal
marie
was
Kress & Co.—Tender Offer Extended—
Lefcourt
The
report.
President
Shoppes
for
previous
which
ended
continuing
has
against
Sons'
'
V
national
credit
connection
in
center
quarter."—V.
Hot Shoppes, Inc.—Net Up
.said, with net earnings
of the earnings figures
year
now
198,
Genesco,
company's
this issue,—V.
on
of
Debentures
the
our
stated that it
in operation,
p. 384.
company
1962 —V.
(S. H.)
1138.
p.
Stock Dividend—
Management
1962.
for
absorbed
was
necessary
supermarkets
See
per
share for the third quarter of 1962.
F.
Leonard
Bryant,
Chairman
and
Chief
Executive
Officer,
stated that he expects "the trend of improved sales and earnings
for
each
of
the
first
three quarters
will continue through the
fourth
52 weeks ended
and licensees' vol¬
the
of
investment. tax
Revenue
personnel
The
11
198,
by
are
special
a
from
stated.
.
cents
44
consisting
year
the
of
the
earnings
substantial
secured
Fixtures—Proposed Merger—
Suburban Gas,
posed 50%
for thd
Kor-
earnings
President,
especially gratified
by
our
operating ' results
for
the
past year, Mr. Willensky said, in view of the substantial amounts
of
store
opening costs which
we
expensed
in connection
with,
the
8
department stores and 6-supermarkets which commenced
operation during the last fiscal year..
In addition, he commented,
a
Store
Macwhyte Co.
articles
are
stocks
third
31,
respectively.
equal
for
See
At
July 28, 1963
amounted to $1.45 per share on the 4,182.807 shares outstanding;
while
earnings for the prior year were $1.27 per share on the
4,180,267 then outstanding.
: j;
-'v.':;;
;
>
The
share.
per
third quarter period in
months
company's
M & D
954.
p.
record
and
Willensky,
compare, Mr. Willensky
lor the prior
period. Both
$28.07
earnings for the
Sales of $136,053,000,
$134,036,000
over
$1.35
to
in
of
sales
record
William
year,
which
$5,299,091
ox
Sept.
,
and
1963.
31,
period
income
Net
equal
any
three
Aug.
sales
over
share,
per
ended
sales
record
198,
exclusive of leased department
$330,409,533, an increase of $104,989,726 over the pre¬
Mr. Willensky stated. Net earnings of Korvette were
$6,045,535
be
$4,703,674, and
1978, inclusive.—V.
'
1963,
year,
are
increased
period.
product prices.—V.
achieved
sales
were
ume,
^
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
reported
comparable
any
million
$2
has
period
company
out¬
Korvette, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—'
net
to
new equipment
guaranteed as to
principal and dividends by the Louisville & Nash¬
ville Railroad Co.
They will mature in 15 annual
installments of $250,000 on each Oct. 15 from 1964 to
that
$25.48
The
the certificates
and
consecutive
vette's
by Moody's and A A by Standard & Poor's
estimated to cost
earnings
share had
per
sale at prices to yield from 3.90%
15,
earned
pipeline
which
of
Rated Aa
of $2.74
outstanding at the end
fiscal 1963 marked the fifth
earnings
and
Oct.
1964 maturity to 4.30%
for the
maturity to 4.30% for the.,, shrdlu shrdr
Oct. 15, 1975-78 maturities.
shares
that
said
12-month
with
for public
the
Oct. 15, 1964
income
shares
6,160,906
on
—-
.
all operating divisions contributed to the
during fiscal 1963.
He noted that the mar¬
refining division made a substantially greater
contribution to company income than that it achieved during the
previous fiscal year and attributed this to several factors, principal
record
been appointed copreferred stocks
has
for
stockholders that
advised
$3.05
sold
Oct.
,
offered
annual
1963
year's
Co.
due
came
'
compares
common
income
net
previous
\
Chairman,
were
This
McGee
year.
year
previous
McGee
and
share
common
the
been
trust certificates, series GG, on a bid of 98.7107.
A
competing bid of 98.594, also naming a 4Vs% coupon,
from Halsey, Stuart & Co., New York.
The certificates, which are non-callable, were re-
Pri¬
established
1963
the company's
to
This .exceeded
than '10%.; *'•
stockholders.
S17.034.264
earnings
cumulative
1327.'/.
p.
$0.10
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Net Up 10%—
Net
has
Hutzler, New York, and associates announced that
they were awarded' at competitive sale an issue of
$3,750,000 Louisville & Nashville 4 Vs % equipment
,
new
to specialize
equipment for
Liiton
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Cer-»
Offered
On Oct. 9, Salomon Brothers &
vately—On Oct, 10, 1963, it Avas reported that 20,000
of this firm's redeemable shares had been sold pri¬
vately through Wisener,
Mackellar &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto, and Oldfield. Kirby, Gardner Securities, Ltd.,
Winnipeg.—V. 197, p. 1742.
a
Trust
notes
tificates
T'
Shares Sold
—
processing.
$2,100,000 of its 4%%
1, 1988 privately, through
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., New York.1
62,500
;.-v\h':T
will
recently
electronic
of
and
newly-acquired
Cleveland.
in
formed
was
division
The
company.
industrial
an
micro¬
components
for
domestic
and
commercial
for
several
years.
Headquarters of the new
in Palo Alio, Calif.—V. 198^
p.
1138.
are
Island
secured
131,700
_
102.
p.
division
Long
$2,669,700
<21,4001
for
Longtruco Realty Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—On
Oct. 7, 1963, it was reported that this affiliate of
income.• tax--——69,20u
sha:c__^.
'.
Appointment—
Litton
'
1963
be
microwave
cooking
Litton-Atherton
headquarters
marketing
lor
will
stock.
marketing of commercial
Bruder
its
division
and
and
electronic
as
of
Alloys
(21,400;
tloss
Per
the
The
J.,
$2,531,000
'
loss;
i
Federal
—V.
The
members
N.
Master
new
manufacture
preparation
supplying
discontinue
have
up
the
the
of
to
Litton-Atherton
common
head
equipment/for
continue
Litton-Atherton
the
and marketing organi¬
vised by vending an.i indus¬
equipment bears the trade name
by
Litton
will
President
as
AVill
ioori
—
offering was made by Bache &
Co., New York, and Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
ville, and associates with a concession of 80 cents a
share
will
in
is
an
integrated
metals
manufacturer
and
a
leading producer of aluminum foundry alloys
shapes.—V. 198. p. 864.
Endetl
Net income
Secondary Over¬
subscribed—On Oct. 8, 1963, a secondary offering of
150,000 common shares of Holiday Inns of America
made at $21,625 a share was oversubscribed and the
books
oper¬
Howe
of Litton Industries
the Cleveland
company.,
The
Lrudcr
of
Brueler
cooking
firm
Vice-President
o,
largest manufacturer
of
amount
said
remain
The
Co.
.
fiscal
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.
wave
is
income
Provision
21%;
Up
the
during
Moore
■:.
Sales
Pre-tax
the
acquisition
undisclosed
IMC Magnetics Corp.—Six Months' Report—
fcriod
is
infra-red heating equipment
Wisconsin,
Co.—Sales
highs
The
be
Co.
Reduction
deoxidizing
Co.
food service industries.
"Heat-N-Eul."
products.
Sound
production
'
Russellville.
Howe
fifth
new
will
-•
/
•
to
rose
30,
annual
company's
Sales
V.
It
be
announced
and
&
zationioi
the
new
facility
designed
for
responsible for all manufacturing
and sales will be handled by both
Reduction.
/■
Refining
October
(E. J.)
Net
The
furnaces
Alloys
S.
also
was
aluminum
will
Master
consecutive
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—To Redeem Pfd.
for
master
for
and
report
Sold
alloys
master
which will be owned 50-50 by Howe Sound and
most
Reduction
Sound
S.
produce
and a
!. truaerj Presimcnt
and Robert
Bruder
alloys
and
custom
production of
unusual
alloys contain aluminum with a variety of exotic
provide special properties or metallurgical processing
to
S.
and
to
,
Hales
of the Atherton Division
,
its Howe Refining sub¬
Chicago, Ind,, announced
East
Master
at
1963
$25,600,000
of
reported
represents
24,
Aug.
of
ations
U.
of
trial
plant in
the
advantages
its
through
Co.
company
will'be
new
It
new
a
company
in
elements
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Inc.—Net Lower—
Consolidated
were
new
production
and
he
of
a
U.
Co.,
industry.
feature
will
Sound
Reduction
S.
Reduction
S.
protec¬
Grayson-Robinson's
paying its creditors was approved
last
week ana the company was allowed to resume normal operations.
No bias were taken before the new adjournment.-At last week's
auction attempt two bids were made, but the referee rejected them
provided
The
U.
alloys.
attempt
U.
formation
located
Grayson-Robinson
Howe
7,
and
aluminum
A.
p.m.
second
Herzog's
Schroder
because'Grayson-Robinson has been
tion
the
Referee
pledged
shares,
common
2
at
the
was
Referee
Beck
$2,500,000
a
This
Stock
reported
adjournment
213,053
against
Beck
was
Corp.
the
"
>
Oct.
sidiary
the foreclosure auction of a 51% interest in
held oy Grayson-Robinson for the second
was
the last.
'
postponed
Eeck
Sound Co.—New Joint Affiliate—
"
On
On
7
&
Acquisition—
Co.,
Division
of
Inc.,
of
Litton
Cleveland,
Industries,
jointly on Oct. 7 by Dr. Norman H. Moore, President
National Life & Accident Insurance
Co.—Secondary
Oversubscribed—On Oct. 10, 1963. it was reported that
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of this firm's
capital stock at $106.50 per share made through First
a
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1440)
Boston Corp., New
York,
last
oversubscribed.—V. 184,
was
date
half
of
Auto
Inc.—Earnings
System,
Leasing
Report—
'
had net
company
of $29,933
income
—V.
198,
overall
an
share
the
profifife^of
:
Philips
1963,
Offered—On
Oct.
Oct.
On
the
quarter
amounted
to
same
period last year.
the
the
quarter
second
current
and
of
National
the
this
will
windows
home
company's short
He
Manufacturing
Co.
beginning
said,
automatically
increase.—V.
BUSINESS—The
headquartered
company,
in
is
Vegas,
Las
representatives
from all
start
of
the
meeting by
William
Mr.
197,
2254.
p.
sales
in
in
the
coming
chain,
and
in
Flats
/■',
Nye County.
Utilities
Co.,
PacLic
of
Nevada.
with
July
of
Dam
The
also purchased
other sources.
company
from
energy
173,000,000
of
kwh
~
v
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*
=
—
series
B
due
1984
15,000,000
5'A%
series
D
due
1989—
15,000,000
5
f/c
series
E
due
1990
15,000,000
1960
%
series
F
due
1991
5,000,000
2,000,000
623,000
sink,
4%%
fund
debs,
Stone
issuabl-3
par)
5 V2 %
series
5.40%
series
5.20%
in
I Co.,
public
Gas Co.
($20
500,000 shs.
series—
Common
73,500 shs.
73,500 shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
1,880,307 shs.
~—r.
r——i
.'
($1
par)
underwriters named below have severally
subject-to the terms and conditions contained in the un¬
derwriting agreement,' to purchase from the company the follow¬
respective
■
-
of shares
numbers
Weld
Webster
Securities
placement.—V. 198,
Kaufman Bros. Co
Barth &
Eichler
Hurry,
Dittmar
&
Eastman
Co.
&
Walter
Inc
Bingham,
&
2,500
,
5,500
Stroud
Corp., New
1279.
r
Swiss
Inc.
2,500
First Boston
J.
A.
E.
F.
Hogle
&
Hutton
—V.
198, p.
The
Inc.
Co.
1045.
Co., Chicago,
2,500
Tube
tube
quisition
,
the Bankers
or
Weeden
4,000
Dean
Sales
5,500
to
RR.—To
Sell
Equipment
operated
On
000
Oct.
of
ding
7,
a
in
profitably
fiscal
Division
1963
and
additional
1-15
in
Bids
the
announced plans to sell $3,600,trust certificates
at competitive bid¬
company
equipment
year
December.
will
be
Lexington
466
company,
on
Dec.
Ave.,
4
(12
noon
EST)
York.—V.
New
198,
at
office
p.
the
for
due
was
increase
an
photocopy
Products
196,
eleventh
con¬
1962.
Net
V.
sales
for
the
the
p.
12
th«
in
with
a
sales
net
the
lower
earnings
expenditures
new
a
the
for
period
was
$265,719,
of
77
shares
loss
of
outstanding during the
$9,963 for the previous
cents
period.
year.—
the
to
for
of
that
—
principal
amount
of
Oxberry Corp. 6%%
buy 9,000 shares
1970 and warrants to
corporation's
common
has
stock
been
ar¬
ranged through Small Business Advisors, Inc.
Pur¬
chasers were three institutions including Small Busi¬
ness
compared
earnings in
Investment Co. of New
York, Inc., which is the
44%
Engstrom
The
Corp.
first
the
July
on
ninef
7,
months
comparable
Sarnoff
first
1963,
of
(3)
in
in
President
months
anticipated
in
"In
have
in
climbed
Corp.
"We
to
are
which
proud
are
growing
of
our
leaders
in
by
RCA's
Sales
record
for
the
gains
Chairman,
second
from
the
Corp.—First Half Net Up 25%
quarter and first half ended Aug. 31 showed
comparable periods a year ago, Jerry Shore,
announced.
Consolidated
net
sales
this
were
$1,514,900,
a
50%
rise
the
from
three
months
$1,012,700
in
ended
the
Aug.
same
31
period
this
at
GIVING
and
picture
nine
months
next
profit
growth,
of
Tool
Higher
the
all
At
the
reflects
will
Sarnoff
shares
and
best
can
and
if
fail
will
the
they said,
nearly
three
the
as
such
deposit
without
returns
case
all
N.
be:
may
Investment
Whitman
198,
'
/
greater
be
"the percentage
times
the
per¬
than
percentage
Red
Co.
all
under¬
,
Shares
247,000
25,000
'
10,000
;
••
/.
'
Kap, Inc.—Earnings Down— '
Combined
third
cents
for
net
quarter
of
Kap,
Red
/
Net
in
it
1962,
rise
in
by
announced
was
Wyatt,
H.
W.
>
the
$3,236,439,
For
the
for
Aug.
period
for
sales
were
subsidiaries
and
common
similar
the
earnings
ended
31,
1963 were $204,132, equivalent to
share, based on 500,000 shares outstanding,
with $197,664, or 49 cents per share, on 400,000 shares,
per
compared
profits
the
the
Corp._'___i.—15,000
Savings
Securities
377.
p.
Until
interest.
made,
are
funds
Securities,
Inc.
Estes & Co., Inc.L-AL
First
'
Eng¬
Dr.
1963,
are sold,
purchasers'for
foregoing
period, the
underwriters will promptly return
y
'
a
shares
find
to
Tennessee
—V.
for
received from the sale
separate accounts in one or more commercial banks,
trustees for the benefit of the corporation or the
or
W.
basis
non
or
the
subscribers,
or
with
prospe:ctus to sell the
nature of the under¬
of
any
within
the
and
4
The
underwriters
hereby
sold
all
Oct.
names.
'that,
such
from
been
dealers
in
agents
as
received
hav£
317,000 shs.
acting sever¬
the cor¬
conditions, they hgve
below,
agreement
an
on
the
from
their
the
offered
named
terms
efforts
opposite
is
Outstanding
70%
'
and
its
to
days
terminate
payments
shares
of
41
1962,"
mounting
a
businesses
efficiency
well
as
color
as
and
in
the
conduct
the
impact of such
processing."—V, 198,
as
data
the
latest
against
nine
months
three
months
$3,012,828
ended
31,
current
the
the
for
Aug.
of
fiscal
third
quarter.
1962
1963,
Red
had
Kap
year
com¬
bined
net earnings
of $523,844, equal to $1.05 per share, based
500,000 outstanding common shares, and net sales of $8,707,298,
compared with earnings of $498,619, or $1.25 per share, on 400,000
shares, and net sales of $8,398,825.
'
.
The
mon
.
end
Annual
June
the
30,
said
in
company made a
stock on June
4,
said
that
that
As
Cutrone
in
overall
motors,
by
taking into account
be
comparable
reported
the
is
gain made last
$5,419,584, up
15%
of
of
Nashville, Tenn.,
consisting
rental
year's
earnings
of
said.
is
said
It
has
applicable
the
new
industrial
product
market,
with
'
gasoline
198,
p.
which
mowers,
'
use
in
possible
im¬
automatic
the
building
extend the company's
presently accounts for
90%
in consumer home
Electronic
manufactures and distributes
pants, shirts and jackets
work
of
laundries.—V.
is
for
low
applicable
and
many
and
to
other
medium
outboard
types
of
Inc.—New
Specialty
:
'
'
198,
p.
290.
chased
home
for
.
Los
"
Angeles-based
undisclosed
an
Manufacturing
Co.
products,
197,
p.
1009.
v
■
.
Carter,
Republic
it
Water
Heater
industrial
•
-
General
Water
local
announced
was
President
and
company
affiliates,
sum,
and
"The companies will be operated
Republic, Mr. Carter said.
General
issue.—V.
'
-
installation
M.
this
Interest—
■
%
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
diversified
Pioneer
Co.,
Stock
•
•
Republic
as
and
pur¬
Co.
and
Heater
manufacturers
of
Sept.
by
on
30,
Chairman.
wholly-owned
Pioneer
has
subsidiaries
manufacture
garbage
of
dis¬
posals,
swimming
pool
heaters
and
through-the-wall
heatersproducts not manufactured by Republic's Gaffers & Sattler Division
—and
variety
a
Pioneer,
*
automatic starter
engines,
riding
1279.
tractors,
r
"great
portable
a
could
which
volume,, compared
an
of
developed
See
Victor
$133,208.
to on-the-job
Regulators,
This
,
introducing two products
introducing
small
industrial
products, the
new
,
market.
equipment.—V.
to
Inc.,
uniforms
■'
the
to
sales
net
.
last
which
10%
also
Corp.;
of the costs of setting up new
departments to
major components of the company's products are
a
result, profit margins are improving over the
Cutrone
position
is
Tool
Ram
most
the
company
owner
without
should
Tool
represented
portance,"
for
tools.
power
John Cutrone, President, indicated the
sales increase of 15% or more for its fiscal year
1964, and higher profit margins.
previous year.
behind.
of
hand
'
Kap,
industrial
predicted
were
of
offering of 100,000 shares of com¬
increasing its outstanding shares to
pubilc
1963,
Meeting,
Ram
manufacture
The
earnings
Red
,•
a
volume
when
He
and
manufacturer
expects
Cutrone
It
FINANCING
PRESENT
underwriting
best
sold.'If
subscribers,
dis¬
1962;
improvement
forth
be
offering
writers
National
months'were
of
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
sales
company
now
EFFECT TO
distribute
or
accessories.
other
or
The
others.
to
manufacture
to
needles
underwriters
an
500,000.
from
be
basis
1,000,000 shs.
subject
business
shares
tube
from
sales
into
commitment
the
and
year.
General
-
Ram
to
time
firm's proposed
established
in
the
will
lease
a
par)
their
use
30
must
all
the
period:
earnings of
($1
wherein,
set
all
an
the goal of profitability
business, with the crossover
of
RCA's
times
activities
new
,1328.
horsepower
for
'
set
earnings
were
sales; in the comparable period of
traditional
relatively
p.
plans
no
which
on
on
"Basically,
of
completed,
and
radio-phonographs,
entered
to
of
writing
1962.
sales.
trades.
Park Electrochemical
in
Sarnoff
General
receiver
the
nine
end
months
seven
a
pipe threader
businesses."
the
stereophonic
and
recordings
,
.
$14,800,000,
1962
the
processing
of
monaural
in all the accepted commercial
speeds.
magnetic tape, produced by the corporation
appropriate labels available for Federal trade¬
Trademark seachers
are
now
being made in
constructed
stock
shares
29%
by
period
by
color
in
for
first
sales
and
catalog of
a
President.
nine
RCA's
risen
2.5%
institutions
in
rise
profits
data
to
centage increase in
dent
Oxberry
Offered—On
issued
be
under
has
have
agreed
W.
out.
first
the
increase
to
jjyhen
poration
com¬
were
television
of
comparable
the
pace
relation
pointed
year,
with
the
before
accelerated
strom
provided by the financing will increase
our company's
working capital and allow it to intro¬
duce many new products which have already been
developed," said John Oxberry, co-founder and Presi¬
association
of
records
build
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
trends:
increase
whose
electronic
increase
providing venture, capital
and
ally,
'
those
sion and theatrical motion picture production.
,
1111.
p.
entertainment/consisting
CAPITALIZATION
of
attributed
was
volume
over
single
and
including
phonographs,
have
the
Elmer
same
quarter
period
substantial
Co.,
than
Chicago-based
the
197,
regard.
company
Rapid and sustained progress toward
of the advisory firm.
Oxberry Corp. of New Rochelle, N. Y. (formerly
Animation Equipment Corp.) is a leading manufac¬
turer of motion picture process cameras, animation
stands and optical printers.
The company's trade
name, OXBERRY, is known the world over in televi¬
of
the
for
third
principal
65%
a
dealer
to
RCA's
still
these
continued
greater
of
registration.
If'
Mr.
1963
,
period
and
nine
$1.88
the
record
mounting
Broadcasting
parent
"The funds
with
this
over
to
including
The
debentures due
or
phonograph
recording
facilities,
Nashville, will be made available
%; ;■
gauged
Debentures Sold Privately — On
Oct. 7, it was reported that the private
placement of
$325,000
per
of
tributor
2563.
Oxberry Corp.
by the con^
the
annual
Authorized
any
David
$2.40
(2y A
$2,313,053
this
for
according
in the same 1962 period.
period rose by 4% over the first nine months of
high of $1,314,000,000.
'
share of common stock for the nine months were
nine-month
sales,
1963.
the
at
companies in the indus¬
discontinue distributions," Mr.
distribution
recorded
issued
be
mark
to
in
dealers,
form
period
taxes
year.
(1)
in
will
1962, on a sales volume of
This
represented
RCA's
tenth
consecutive
period
profit improvement over the comparable quarter of the previous
The
year.
month
346,773
on
compares
fiscal
1962
profit for
share based
197,
increases
for the fiscal year ended July 31,
totaled
$5,279,218,
more
than
double
Net
This
substantial
earnings
reported
per
reported
has
company
net
payments
Tennessee
and
albums,
of
Records,
year:
$436,700,000.
Nytronics, Inc.—Shows Profit for Year—
The
curtail
evidenced
as
some
Nashville,
intended
are
1963,
$44,200,000 against $34,300,000
for
to
record
Dr.
and
when
1556.
p.
high
Chairman
after
increase
1051.
of
per
manage¬
in the various
of: popular, country
and
western, religious, children's, educational, rhythm and blues,
folk, jazz, comedy, classical, and literary or dramatic. Recordings
announced.
record
a
of
received
fruit
distribution
:
RPCA's
or
corporation
intends
to engage
in the recording and dis¬
of vocal and orchestral performances by various artists
the
record
in the number of photocopy dealers will boost sales
future years, according to Fred P. Robin, President.
operation has been bolstered through the ac¬
earnings
After-tax
1963
borne
time
a
policies
Industries Corp.—Common
1963,
South
fields
*
shares outstanding.
368,000
all-time
an
Earnings
Trust
Certificates—
in
1962.
income
of
history,
Sales
'
Central
at
the
corporation,
headquartered
at
801
Sixteenth
Tenn., plans to engage in
the recording,
of phonograph records. It
will also
conduct a
related
music publishing business through two whollyowned subsidiaries, ARIC Publishing Co. and BRIC Publishing Co.,
which recently have been incorporated under the laws of Tennessee.
Revenues
—
,
York
have
company's
mort¬
consum¬
$16,000
\
illustrate
said.—V.
manufacture
photocopiers
of
Photo-Tronic
and
Profits
1962
New
When
BUSINESS—The
Aye.,
Trust
Radio Corp. of America—Net Up 29%; Sales 4%
Engstrom
Co.—
4,
Common
2,500
&
lie
tester
of
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Witter
in
explained.—V.
pany's
Inc..
V-.-'.
its
reset
are
The
were
Tester
increase
reached
Co.
there
profits in
The
4,000
&
to
added.
additional
proceeds, estimated at $1,286,500, will be used
eouipping a headquarters build¬
ing, two recording studios, and a pressing plant, and
for working capital and other corporate purposes.
report.
The
and
2,500
Inc
he
an
tributing
company
development
4,000
Co.,
by
Securities, Inc., Nashville,
offered publicly, 297,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $5 per share.
%
1638.
p.
June>30,
decline
the
of
Walston
&
commitment
a
flow
Net
earnings declined
years
4,000
Co
&
both
the
2,500'
G.
5,500
Corp.—
Trust
&
producer
the
year,
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
H. Walker & Co. Inc.
4,000
2,000
Co.—
Bank
197,
ended
4,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
&
Co., Inc
American Corp.
com¬
consummated ; the
Atlanta,
cash
have been forced "to
declared.
Oct.
York,
slightly from those of fiscal
profit amounted to $141,916 or 39 cents a share in fiscal
compared with $171,381 or 47 cents a share for the previous
2,500
&
the
cents,
Recording
p.
Net
Robin
Fox
/
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
The
2,500
Stern,
Union
$17,000
Mortgage & Loan Corp.
of its West "Coast insur¬
looking totfurd continued growth as' a diversified com¬
pany,
In line with our diversification,
we
r.re
presently contem¬
plating acquisition of a casualty, fire and life insurance company
as
a
compliment, to and expan ion of our present insurance in¬
on Nov. 1, 1963,
through
sinking fund, $375,000 of its 5'%%
debentures
101%. Payment will be made at the Continental
this
Although
2,500
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Frank, Meyer &
2,500
—
4,000
Co.—
of
annual
Co.—_
Ohio
Pacific .Northwest
sold
had
Building in
increase
policies
of
96
"We
has called for redemption
the
-
Y.—V.
N.
months
2,000
.
1
The
1
Co
&
Templeton Inc.
2,500
'
Co.; Inc
Dillon,
Securities
2,500
Ryons & Co.—
Mitchum, Jones &
2,500
Co
Bateman,
2,000
Lester,
2,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
of
National
secutive
Shares
Inc._ 31,000
4,000
Co.
&
proceeds
by
$180,COO.
has also received
will
These
of
try
and paper,
and
tube
testers, continued to rise fcr the fiscal year ended June. 30, 1963.
Total revenues rose
to $2,848,269
from $2,777,154, for the twelve
In
American Securities Corp.
Ferris
stock:
common
Shares
.
White,
of
with
flow
Sayer
1, 1983 at
Sales
UNDERWRITERS-v-The
agreed,
ing
also
company
transactions
tinuance
rate
Up; Net Lower—
:
100,000 shs.
:
stock
•
.
cash
Bonds Sold
—
Quik-Chek Electronics & Photo Corp.
series———
of
the
*
;:/■
ment.
<■.
sales forecast stem from the recent
Piper airplanes which have been greeted
response—the new low cost,
twin-engine
new
&
company
Nov.
Illinois
'
1979
Stock
Preferred
Cumulative
due
The
operation
due
:.■•"v.
Capital Stock—
said
the Forsyth
-this
"These
share
per
623,000
;V'-.
Debentures—1
profit
net
year.
the
when
earnings
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Partial Red'n-—
5,§00,000
%5,000,000
5
debt
term
for constructing and
$728,000
6.473,000
4y4 %
J.
and
;
Outstanding
Authorized
> $728,000
'•
in
was
$40,212,000
optimistic
two
arranged the
Long-Term Debt.—
First Mortgage Bonds—
4%% series due
1983
short
company's
depart¬
a
mid-west depart¬
investors'for a net
a
Canadian
of
increase* the
property,
Brothers,
of
,
Properties .had
company
on
mated,
Twin
1988.
FINANCING
Real
a
terests."
generated
steam
,
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
The
gage
Privately — On
Oct. 9, the company announced that it had placed
privately with institutional investors an issue of
$3,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series G, due Sept. 1,
32,099,000 kwh from other users of
allocations exceeded their requirements.
whose
of
history
Piper's
were
.
the
for
Providence
additional
an
energy
group
a
'%/■
:its Canton
resetting
of the mortgage on its building at 132o Chestnut
St., Philadelphia,
with a
resulting net increase of $18,500 per year in casa flow.
ended
months
the
obtained
and
12
'
.
Davidsoa
Reduction
will
Miv Sayers
Comanche, now in quantity production at Piper's main
in Lock Haven, Pa., and a new all-purpose, single-engine
airplane which will carry a useful load greater than its own empty
weight,
the
166
mile
an
hour
Cherokee
235,
manufactured
at
Piper's Vero Beach, Florida-, plant.—V. 198, p. 29J.
:
the
to
$250,000.
sale
to
;
for
tne
at
leased
West,• a wholly-owned subsidiary
affiliate, Weiner & Kane, Inc., to a California mortgage
pany
plant
company generated 993,613,000 kwh, or 68.7%
needs.. From Hoover Dam it received 247,768,000 kwh
total
Hoover
\
during
requirements
system
1963,
31,
its
Company.
the
meet
To
sales
enthusiastic
Piper
at
Power
Idaho
in
year
total
introduction
obtains
company
generation
previous
Reasons
Edison
v'.
electric energy for its Las Vegas system
Clark Steam Electric Generating Station and by
purchase of power at Hoover Dam and from steam generating
sources
in Arizona.
Power for the Elko system is obtained from
The
by
'•
that started Oct.. 1, 1963. This, he
increasing the company's' long
year
the
ance
to
$3.50.
were
resale to California
and
to
the
for
California
Southern
Commission
River
Colorado
furnished
is
Power
Best
company's
in
prop¬
a
%
^
power to Nellis Air Force Base, northeast of Las Vegas,
the Atomic Energy
Commission at Mercury and Jackass
to
of
this
year-
of
terms,
forecast
on
without
RPCA had ;.soJd
store
a
world
were
welcomed
William T. Piper.
over
the
President
fiscal
;■
said
net
profit
- •
T.
corporate
are
operating public utility pngaged in furnishing electric service in
Clark County,
including Las Vegas, in southern Nevada, and in
Elko Count/ in the northeastern part of the state.
Tne company
supplies
Sayer
store
ment
Piper,, Jr., Executive Vice-President, disclosed that
sales for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. 1964,
reach $46,000,000 as against approximately $38,000,000 for the fiscal yeiar just ended. Earnings per share are expected
to be around
$3.19 against $2.25 for the past year.*
in
an
company
building
a
>/
.
'.
ment
Forecast—
21%,% increase
a
the
accomplished
debt.-
at- the
proceeds from the sale will be applied to fi¬
nancing the company's construction program, of which
1963 expenditures are estimated at $18,800,000.
on
refinancing
)
Elkhart, v Indiana.
of
manufactures. mobile home shutters
and
production is 150 to 200 per day and
Canadian
distribution
facilities of Philips
estimates
company
term
.
debt.
term
with
was
term
it was revealed Oct. 10 by J. W. Miller, Director of Marketing,
annual Piper International Sales
Meeting. Some 800 sales
year,
Net
I-
mortgage
long
arranged
declared
He.-said
The
first
the
reset
Los
The
that, savings in interest charges resulting from the
pf short term indebtedness-- coupled with reduced costs
of
servicing the reset mortgages, would ' increase the company's
cash.flow by about $51,500 per year, equal to 6.2 cents per share,
Industries," Dayton
doors,
announced
and
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Earnings
Co., Inc., New York, offered publicly, 120,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $36,875 a share.
,property in
Angeles,
a
R. Sayers, President, said proceeds of the sale of the
properties, would be used to reduce the diversified real estate
two
frcm
&
of
sale
subsidiary
in
approximately $430,000.
of
Theodore
of
door
and
8,
of Philips
President
Versail
present
h„d
it
Pa., and
Atlanta, Ga.
in
erty
Inc.—Acquisition—
mobile
company
Their
reported
the
announced
wholly-owned
a
profit
Philadelphia,
cents~
40
capitalization
combined
also
and
net
a
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Corp. of America—Sells Subsidiary
dbmpanv
the
Ohio,
Calif.,, for
(
of
Elkhart
doors.
9,
.
reduction
Philips,
Jesse
3,
acquisition
The
underwriting group headed by White, Weld
an
in
in
on
Industries,
manufacturers
with
Co.—Common
cents
20
290.
p.
\
Power
second
$123,900
firsr^ialf/^ased
Industries
Nevada
the
in
class A & B $hares, compared with 16 cents and 32 cents,
respectively, in the corresponding 1962 periods, based on capitaliza¬
tion
of
775,000 class A
B
shares then outstanding.—V.
198,
net
289.'
p.
$307,800,
Oct.
Canton.
taxes
from
Real Properties
On
*
for the six months ended Aug. 31, 1963 amounted to
a
25%
gain from $246,900 in the first half last year.
thus
performance
when
1962,
20%
months ended on the
reported for the first
for the six
$2,234,600
year.
Earnings
in
far is in sharp contrast with
loss of $54,089 was reported.
The total net income of $46,371 for six months almost completely
reverses
last year's loss, Mr. Konner noted,
and the outlook for
a
continuation of the current rising profit trend is very favorable.
of
after
income
from
.772,435
to
company's
The
that
37%>
fiscal
up
Per
Harold Konner, President and head of the man¬
agement group that assumed control in the latter part of last
year, earnings for the half were equal to nine cents per share, of
which six cents were earned in the second quarter.
According
$3,066,100
up
previous
$149,400,
for the second quarter
ended Aug.^31, almost doubling the $16,437 earned in the first
three months of its fiscal year. The company had reported earn¬
ings of $12,708 for the final quarter of fiscal 1962.
Tiie
of
were
the
Net
Nationwide
Sales
year.
same
1020.
p.
.
states.
sales
of
other
home
installation
products.
General
and
which also
distribute
The
make commercial and residential water heaters,
products throughout the Western and
Southern
companies employ 300 people and maintain their own
their
forces.—V."198,
\
-
p.
1052."
*■
',
;
■' '
.
Continued
on
page
49
The Commercial
Number 6307
198
Volume
and
Financial Chronicle
(1441)
9
v
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
;
AmerieanJ
General
announcements
Dividend
first
the
In
tables.
which
in
table
second
a
indicate
we
all
dividends
the
General
we
Then
'
•<
.v. V
'
■
;
/Per
r
v.
Abitibi
Power
will
vote
Paper Co., Ltd. (stockholders
&
on
,
to
14' cents
pay
which
shares,
would
be
stock) ",■•/,•?!
present
on
the
quarterly "on
.
new
cents
equal to 56
" ' " '
Control
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
Business
Shares
(quar.)
income)
ment
—_
Equities Assurance (NY)
American Research &
Development
Net
(quar.)
!
Arts & Crafts Materials (stock
27V'2c
11- 1
30c
12Vac
12- 2
10-15
Corp.
of
dividend)___
Beech
Aircraft
60c
____V__—
Best
& Company (reduced)Bigelow-Sanford Inc., 4V2%
pfd.
Block
(H.
Blue
&
R.)
Ridge
Inc.
__
__
income)
Fisheries
4%
•
Fund,
(from
British
Columbia
British
>
_.
preferred
$3.80
Co.,
(quar.)_
_i__
—
British
Income
Business Capital
Tax)_
International
(quar.)
Corp.
10-15
10-10
11-
10-11
Ridge Tool Co., class A (quar.)
Ridgway (L. L.) Enterprises (quar,)!
11-
20c
45c
>/2c
311/4 c
12-
6
2
Rose's
12-
2
12-13
12-
2
11-
Foils
Canada
11-
10-18
Scott
11-
4
11-
4
10-15
Securities
Canadian
.
12-
___
Utilities
5%
to
Water
held
be
split
Ltd.
11-18
12-17
11-18
Shaer
10-29
(from
!
!
net
Ltd.,
11-15
I
——
41/4%
preferred (quar.)
Company
(quar.)_
Carpenter (L. E.) <fc Co. (quar.)
Carson Pirie Scott & Co., common
(quar.)
Conv.
junior preferred (quar.)
Centennial
Mortgage,
Ltd.
(quar.)___
—_
Carlisle
,
Central
Coal
Central
held
be
vote
Dec.
at
10-24
10
on
stock
common
proposal
a
on
6%
Stork
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)
Hill's, Inc.
(quar.)
Sutherland
%.
Kay
•
Foods
Class
A
Kayser-Roth
10-18
this
1-15
1-15
$1.06V4
t3c
1
10-15
11-15
Landa
Oil
10-31
10-31
11- 1
Leslie
Salt
11-
30c
Power
4.20%
•
f
11-12
10c
83/4C
12-10
11-12
10-15
Stbvens
1
2
12-16
in
Chicago
at
a
12
on
Nov.
&
Light,
preferred
11-15
11- 1
Life
London
(stock-
special
meeting
proposed 25%
a
4%
dividend
(quar.)___
pfd.
$1
1Q-15
10-15
11- 1
$1.05
11-
1
■
will
vote
Company
___'_
(increased)
Nov.
on
(quar.)
Colonial
12
on
By-Products
(quar.
Southern
&
Electric
Common
<:
shares
6%
Co.
12-
11-15
10c
12-12
Ohio
$1
10-15
$1.50
Gas
1
A
Denver
Union
Dial
Finance
Dielectric
>
55c
<fc
17V2c
11-
Dierks
National Bank
5%%
5%
11-10
10-31
10-14
National
10-14
10-31
10-17
12-
6
11-13
Common
10-31
10-25
$3.75
12c
10-15
10-
12-
2
11-15
11-5
10-14
4%'
div.)__
$1
30c
-----
Co.,
Inc.—
'______
>•
New
.
ll_
New
Gas
y
.
y
-
13%c
10-31
10-15
60c
10-10
10-
11-15
A
and
B
Financial
$2
North
12-6
11-22
11-29
Illinois
$1.50
preferred
shares
25%
8
'
10-18
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)_____
12-
11-1
40c
10-15
1
10-
Northern
of
Income
46V2C
from net
10c
dividend
&
Inc.—
investment
•-r
1
10-
Lighting
Facific
National
Quarterly
Pacific
Outdoor
Common
•;-y;
Bank
11-20
v
10-21
Parker Drilling Co.
.yyy/
,
11c
10-21
30c
11-
1
10-25
3.70%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)^
$1.75
11-
1
10-11
4.05%
preferred
iquar.)__
' / ''
HV2C '
11-
1
10-15
4.70%
preferred
4.50%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Co.
A
__________
Corp.
(quar.)
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co.
Stock
dividend
held
at
subject
the Nov.
(one
to
22
(increased quar.)__
share for each share
approval
annual
10-31
10-15
75c
10-15
10-
10c
11-15
10-31
12-
11-
20c
10-31
10-17
50c
12-31
12-
2
8
1
2
1
1111-
1
'.
(increased
1
Class
B
(increased
Scale
Polaroid
meeting)__^_^___
12-31
35c
12-
11-1
10-15
2
Corp.,
Portland
Gas
$5
Corp.
31V2C
93%c
$1.12%
11-15
(quar.%
6
6
1-
1
12-
6
v $1.28
1-
$1.31-
$1.31 V*
1
12-
6
-1-1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
G
11-
4
150c
10-15
10-
^____
2%c
11-
1
10-15
10-25
10-17
12-13
11-29
11-20
10-24
10-16
10-
11-
10-11
stockholders
Feb.
18c
7)
of
30c
-
Jersey
two
(Jersey
de
shares
2-
___
(quar.)
7
7
City)
for
each
"
■__
Acero
10-17
(quar.%___2__
___.
Mexico
9th
Unit,
A
$6
$0,109
5%.
(accum.)
$3.50
(Australia)
Co.
of
1
4
$0,085
Baltimore
10-10
9-17
60c
11-15
10-16
(quar.)
Freight Lines—
(reduced)
ioc
preferred
class
10-31
10-11
10-31
11-15
10-31
137c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
10-31
50c
B
J37c
t22%c
Corporations,
Class
preferred
12-20
,11-20
30c
11-
A
;
(quar.)
Financial
Corp.
of California—
1
12-
6
1
12-
12-16
11-29
11-11
10-28
10-15
10-
10-15
10-1
50c
11-
1
10-18
4
10-15
60c
11-15
10-18
35c
10-31
10-15
(reduced)
3c
10-30
10-
10c
$15c
11-1
~
$75c
$$1
Initial
Upper
,
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Value
Van
1
Iron
&
■L9-30
iO-15
27c
10-25
10-
4
1
$1.10
12-
1
11-
8
921/2c
^—
12-
1
11-
Wellington
Equity
preferred
White
Stores
Windsor
^——
10-31
14c
10-31
10-18
Fund.
Inc.
(see
new name
of
dividend
Windsor
Stores
!
Public
5.04%
Woolworth
(F.
(monthly)
!
(from
Co.
10-21
10-18
11-15
10-25
common
10-31
10-15
9c
11-15
12-27
12-13
4c
10-31
10-15
37J/2c
(quar.)
11-30
9c
investment income)__
Service,
1
9c
_j :
(quar.)
W.)
10-21
11-
11-15
9c
investment income)
12-20
11-29
$1.25
._'
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)_
$1.26
& Co., Ltd
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
70c
;
11-
$1.27
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.08 %
Yardley
net
1
preferred
11-1
75c
25c
(quar.)_
Fund
5%
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
25c
$1.75
35c
10-10
10-
1
10-10
10-1
10-10
10-
10-31
10-18
AVC
10-31
10-18
Abbott
1
10-11
5c
—
11-15
Co.
12-
2
11-
$0,015
10-14
1
8-30
8
50c
(quar.)
10-12
10-31
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
17V2c
,____
10-25
11-18
5c
Fund (from
Winn-Dixie
30c
-
10-16
30c
50c
-
.!>-/
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
;••'%'!!''
$2 preferred
(quar.50c
$1.15
(quar.)
10-29
Fund)
$1.01
:
(quar.)
under
announcement
$1.17V2
$1.12V2
.-
10-18
1
(s-a)
Co.
Transportation
Wisconsin
10-15
10-18
11-
Corporation
Werner
Wisconsin
at this time
10-18
11-1
$1.17V2
3c
Works
Sanders
Vulcan
1
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
Fund
Dorn
$3
—
Line
Vance
?
(quarj
Peninsula
5%%
6
20c
15c
,
,
4.70%
1-
1?
12-13
Light Co., common——-———
preferred
Class
10-18
1
quar.)——!
common
1-
$l.271/a
Buckingham
United
1
—
(quar.).
6
6
New
Carbide
United
10-21
1-
y
quar.)
1212-
lc
dividend
Trust
United
10-21
11-
Industrial Bankers, $1 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$1.40 prior preferred (quar.)
Peterson, Howell & Heater—
>'
A
1
12-
held)
City
Union
10-18
J121/2c
7%
Class
6
1-
(quar.)________
of
of
de
10-18
1
11-15
Personal
Pneumatic
'
of stockholders
Gas, Inc.",,,$1.40 prior, preferred (quar.)__
19V2c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)__'__
Furman-Wolfson
11-
10-17
Co.
(quar.)
shares
Co.
Tudor
10-18
10-17
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motor
1
11-
45c
12-
12-
Assn., Ltd.
(quar.)!
Gas
approval
Union
10c
12-
1
1
Temper Corp.
100
2
4-10
11-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Ford
3-
6
1
1-
5
1
(quar.)
7%
7%
Light
12-
1
Square Mutual Fund—
A
capital gains distribution—
Pennsylvania Electric—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Electric
12-16
Penn
9-30
&
(Stock
10-31
12-
—:—
Inc.,
&
3
11-
of Canada————
Sterling,
(quar.)_
to
9-30
Advertising Co.—
payment omitted
Coca-Cola
Union
Plus
10-
10-21
11-
common
—
Southern
Foods
10-10
20c
tquar.)——
pfd.
Chemical
First
Quarterly
Fitchburg Gas
10c
$0.0678
Bank
(San Francisco)
._.
&
First
(Ohio)—
beneficial interest
Trust
10-15
71/2c
(quar.)
Firth
Realty
True
10-31
—_——:—
4%
Corp.
,___
Nutrient
1
in¬
—_i
___
11-
11-1
4%
lc
Quarterly
10-15
11-30
—
(quar.)—_________
A
Utilities,
6
J VI-
1
10-15
37V2c
Gas,
12-
Royalty
Building
Oil
3%
—
common
Natural
preference
Pacific
Panama
from short-term capital gains
First National Iron Bank (Morristown, N. J.)
come
11-15
on
class A stock)
Fund,
—
(quar.)
Ontario
1st
6%
/■
8
25c
payable in
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (extra)
% (A stock distribution
of 1 for 11 subject
Bell
1
—._—
Northern
1-
1-
10-15
30c
(Scranton)
6
$1.16
■'
'
—_—
Florida
Trust
12-
—I- 1
1
11-15
(quar.)'
(stock
^
1
$1.25
11-
(22
cents from net
plus
8
cents
from
Corp.
6
1-
(quar.)
Trico
Traders
1
/
Telephone
(quar.)_
Northeast Equities
(s-a)
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
National
10-15
30c
y
Tom
1
8V2C
(quar.)
income
12-
$1.15
(quar.)
1
—
quar.)—:
(quar.)
1
$1.27
2nd
preferred
Gas-
&
6
1-
Tip Top Canners, Ltd.—
(Class A payment omitted at this time.)
11-
gains).
Northwestern
pfd.
Co.
Electric
(increased
_Ti__
10-28
held)
(quar.)
6
12-
$1.12Va
(quar.)___•__
5.25%'
20c
Co.
12-
1
(quar.)
11-
—
Insurance
1
1-
(quar.)__
10-31
11-15
1-
ju___________
preferred
stockholders
to
12-17
$l.06V'4
11-
._____—_—4%
Co.
Share
(quar.)
preferred
(quar:)
11-
/| North American Coal (quar.)___„_
11-15
11-
_____•!-• 162Vac
dividend)
conv.
1
11-29
__L
$i.02V2
:___
preferred
15c
(quar.)—_.—____'_
Fqna
investment
3
% !
Gas
>.
preferred
.
,
Ltd.—
;___;
(stock
America
Industrial
Quarterly
Tenn.
200
held).*___-__
10-31
43%c
'.—__;i 25c
(quar.)
(subject
preferred
Niagara
10-29
•f$1.43%
Ltd.—
_
Electric
Co.
of
each
'
:
Transmission
8
pfdy-(quar.)__
5%
Tulsa
preferred
capital
t62V2C
Trust,
Rubber
Fate-Root-Heath
Co.
Gas
shares
convertible
$1.20
share for each 26
Corp.
(resumed)—
State
York
4
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hampton
River
for
5.08%'
$1.12 y2
one
Pacific
Finance
11-15
Midwestern
$1.10
•
Inc.,
of
Fire
York
4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Process
7V2c
Investments
Investment
England
New
Industries—
Equitable Corporation,
Fall
11-11
11-
(quar.)__
pfd.
Fund
dividend,.
Stock
10-31
Corp.-(quar.)
A
Can
t25c
(quar.)
Company
&
2
12-10
11-30
5c
(quar.)
dividend
approval,
-
&
Scottish
5%
preferred
Electric Hose &
Exeter
11-30
t6c
Association-
Engineering
preference
Economic
10-15
__
preference
Duriron
1
________
(quar.)__
Electrohome
Stock
11-
iquar.)
Yard
Manfacturing
Dominion
12-
25c
one
11-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__——
Industries,
$37Vic
(increased)
Products
Dominion
' "$7V2c
of
10c
—
Co.
'
9-30
10-15
34VssC
Forests—
Dodge
of
Tubos
New
Investment
Stock
Co.
preferred
split)
15c
________
(quar.)
Income
11-22
vote
(initiai)_______j;___
Ltd.
5.12%
$1.11%
Inc.
(quar.)—_—_—_
M'orningstar-Paisley, Inc. (stock dividend)
Murdock Acceptance Corp. (increased quar.)
10-21
1
to
(special distribution
,5.24%:
6
Mutual
9
Transmission, coin., (quar.)__
Gas
6
6
(quar.)—_
Moore-Handley,
8
11-22
12-
11-
preferred
6
preferred
10-21
9
11-
5.10%
12-
preferred
11-29
12-
11-30
6
12-
4.40%
12-13
10-31
45c
11-29
2
12-
Power,
7
3%
;
12-
9
17V2c
(quar.)
Co.
Estate
5%
1
4.50%
10- 8
4.92%
,
1
4.80%
10-
8
1
10-15
12-
11-
1-
10-15
1
11-25
of
1-
pfd.
Construction
7
10-
div.)
are
5-for-l
12-, 9
Steel
10-
10-25
(quar. )___^____T_
$1.16Vk
(quar.)______-$1.18'
preferred'(quar.
$1.22%
preferred (quar.)_,
$1.23 '
4.90'-
n-
four
1-
Homes
10-25
16c
-
97'/2C
11-20
1-
4.65%
8
$1.08%
Napco
•
(stock
each
approval
_____
Ltd.—
Mines, Ltd
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
for
11-
12-
1
10-15
___
11-25
20c
1
1
10-15
333/4C
10-31
1
Modern
10-31
20c
common
4.72%
y—
to
4
Insurance
—
(quar.)__
tquar.)
Corp.
12-
Life
share
12-12
at
57c
Transmission
10-18
1-
11-
$1.50
Lines
10-31
15c
(quar.)--J—_________—
subject
8
10-15
10-31
11-
!_
dividend
Co.
10-18
1-
Mississippi
1
Hampshire)—
Craigmont
Milner
proposed
a
Corporation,
share
12-31
11-15
95c
11-
$1.17
30c
iquar.)
Real
12-31
50c
—_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).._
preferred iquar.)__—_______
Midwestern
investment
10-11
11-
9
60c
Credit
Denver
:j:93c
(Canada^--——
Corpv
9-30
96V4C
12-14
$1.07
_
(quar.)
preference
Crowley
1
12-
Monongahela
(quar.)
(New
10-
10-26
11-
9c
15c
Foods
Natural
Common
11-
4.45%
Electric—
Transportation
Coronation
12V2C
3.90%
12-12
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred, (quar.15c
Corning
Stock
•4.35%
10-24
12-31
Consolidated
4
Tennessee
15c
11-15
11-15
'
._
Continental
11-14
Teck
Metropolitan E'dison, 3.80%
3.85%
preferred (quar.).
30c
(increased-quar.).______
Consolidating
Leasing
Corp.
of
America— /
7%
preferred
(quar.)
.
25c
(incr.-quar.)
stockholders)
5
87'/-jc
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
____________
6
(one
10-
5
-
(quar.)
Eiscuits (quar.)
6
held,
10-15
10-15
12-12
Foods
11-
dividend
Stock
•
)_.L____
4j/4%
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Community Public Service
Concord
Sunshine
383i % )__
11-22
1
10-15
11-15
10-21
$1.35
*
a
______i___
:'i
Fund
Colorado
Columbus
Stouffer
10-15
(shareholders
4.64%
10-25
11-
9
12VaC
4.60%
1
10-15
7V2c
(quar.)
deposit receipts
(interim pay¬
of 2 V2 %
less British Income Tax
11-15
1
30c
(quar.)_______
12-16
11-
10-15
11-
37M2C
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
•>
_
__
y
Collins
10-18
1
12-13
10-15
&
1
(quar.)_
4.50%
2%
35c
(quar.)__;
proposed three-for-one split.
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.__.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
;
_______
i
1
11-
15c
11-
Indemnity
(quar.)—
10-
11-
10%
(quar.)
common
Marine—
of
10-19
10-14
10c
Fund—
(quar.)____
Massachusetts
10-26
40c
Fund—
preferred
Company
__
Chicago Title & Trust Co.
,
11-
6%
on
1
International
10-15
23c
Stock
4.25%
Marconi
(quar.)—,.
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Stockholders
28
1
Corporation
10-25
40c
11-
1
5c
(quar.)
payment omitted
preferred, (quar.)
Macco
10-15
10-21
10c
4.10%
;
5
11-21
ll%c
Balanced
Co.
&
Corp.
12-
Co.
11-
,11-15
17c
.
income)
common
Storkline
12-
Insurance
P.)
B
1:5c
Financial
Lytton
1
1
3%
Broadcasting,
Class
1
1010-
Angeles
A
,
1:5c
10-15
Securities
Stock
11-
1
10-15
10-15
15c
class
American
_
Corp.—
.$1.40 preferred series B (quar.)_4___
'
11-15
.
1
16c
ordinary income)__
Aluminum Products (stock
(J.
Storer
1-15
1-
(From
Devices—__________—_.—
Perfected
10-
:
Farnham
&
__________________
Lomart
10-15
Paint
Farnham
&
Roe
J50c
(quar.)
Liquidometer Corp. (resumed)
Companies, Ltd., cl. A
Class
B
(incr.-quar.)
of Los
Boat:
ordinary
Sterling
1-1
2-
10c
_________—:_—
Loblaw
11- 1
10- 7
1
Roe
—______
dividend)
(stock
10-15
40c
Bros./(common
(From
Stein
12-10
83'4C
.____
Take Ontario Portland Cement, pfd. (initial)
'
Central
Stein
12-31
10-18
Oct.
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-17
12- 2
11-15
10c
5c
12-31,
10-31
10-31
11-
10-10
11-
time.)
35c
,
A (quar.)_—
,—1
(quar.)
1
Corp.
Stedman
11-29
15c
cFass
Corp.,
(quar.)
10-15
$13%c
—
(quar.)
Paper
1
12-13
tl5c
______
5VzVo
11-
-i 3 c
—
10-15
10-31
dividend
10c
'
&
10-31
10-18
2%%
(quar.)
Brands
Tank
Star
Johnson
9
preferred
Standard
to
10-15
10-18
Southern Airways
(stock dividend)-'
Springfield Gas Light (Mass.) (quar.)
three-for-
a
10-18
11-13
.11-15
(quar.)_____
Newspapers,
preferred (quar.)__
6%
10-10
special meeting
a
Corp.
Bank
Southeastern
23c
1
15c
ment
vote
on
1
basis.'
one
dividend)
stock
Central
'
will
(s-a)
Bank
National
holders
to
Coke
&
11-
1
11-
tlOc
.__
25c
:
capi¬
Co.—
Supply
will
on
the
11-29
135c
t$1.25
t$1.06
12Vac
(quar.)__
com.
10-23
11-15
11-
17%c
(Henry I.), new-class A (incr. quar.)
Sierracin Corp.
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish (quar.)
Smith (J. Hungerford) (quar.)
or¬
:
(from net
1
12-13
$0.7212
___;
Siegel
1-
10-18
6c
11-15
$i.i2y2
1
20c
Fund
Shoe
11-
20c
^
dividend 1
35c
12-17
9-20
11-29
5%% pfd. (quar.68%c
(quar.)
!
$1.25
preferred
10-22
10-10
45c
!_
(quar.)
Security First National
Quarterly
T__
t20c
(incr.)
Jiffy Steak (quar.)____
y
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (quar.).
12-23
12- 6
11-15
11-15
Fund—\$13c
Co.,
<quar.)_!
preferred
5%
1
12-16
8c
(stock
5
10-31
'
4c
___<
Seagrave Corp.,
6Va%
10-11
10-29
9c
tl5c
Investment
Canadian
1
11-15
30c
!
Cement, class A
Corp._2__:
Printing
11-
11-
10-15
12-
12Vzc
(quar.)
common
Aviation
11-15
10-22
45c
Antonio
Sanfran
11-25
(quar.)______
common
.
.
Ltd.—
St.
San
11-25
25c
4%
20c
(increased-quar.)
B
10-31
1
10-15
,
Lawrence
10-15
10-
1
Gas
(quar.)___
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
10-17
10-21
/-
A
'■
Fund
Stores,
Class
ll-20_
15c
Canada
1
,10-15
Tobacco
Valley
Rittenhouse
12-
12-16
J.)
Company
9 V4C
____
Stockholders
10-17
10- 8
1
Grande
12-16
•
class
(stock dividend)__
Machine
(increased)
(R.
12-23
30c
(s-a)__
1
10-21
10-31
Carriers
Folding
Ripley
15c
12
Investors, Inc.
KVP
;_
4
Electromatics
V'
10-15
11-
60c
gains)
Jamaica
10- 4
10-15
1- 1
12-21
12- 2
5c
20c
-
6
Sonora
10-21
100?e'
5%.
in
10-21
11-15
!
(quar.)__.
Reynolds
(quar.)
of
Corp.,
income)
dinary
11-15
«
Bearings
Ii*q. (stock dividend)
(Payable
stock.)
Reece
—
preferred
(quar.)_,
International Holdings Corp.
10-15
10-15
95c
_
Ray-Dyne,
Graphite
Redwing
4,/2%
10-20
10-18
$15c
—
Randall
10-21
5c
(quar.)_.
UOc
Minerals
Industrial
Interchemical
11-29
11-, 1
preferred
10-18
10-23
32V2c
Engineering Co. Inc. (quar.
——i.y
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)_.
Burmah Oil Co.
Ordinary Amer. dep. rcpts,
(A capital payment of 3 pence not subject
to United Kingdom tax. and 9 pence free
%
4.84%
1
11-15
$1.37V2
10-10
(quar.)—
Refrigerator
11-
11-15
40c
-
(quar.)____.
10-31
Interim
10-24
$1.21
preferred
25c
pfd.
1
Co.'
(quar.)__
31c
(quar.)—}
(quar.)
10-18
11-
70c
5.50%
334C
Hudson's
Trust
com.
11-
11-
12c
conv,
&
Light,
11-30
(stock dividend)
90c
Bank
&
11-29
10-31
12-2
11- 1
j:$1.50
common——_—y-
Brown
of
11-28
11- 1
25c
'
Co.,
Co.
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Power
10-15
___________
Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)___
Bay Co. Ordinary (s-a)__
Hussman
10c.
Gas
Hicks-Ponder
10-15
11-15
$1
(quar.)
Taunton
Hewlett-Packard
Tradesman
1
1
Corp.
40c
!
12-16
7c
Heartland Development Corp.—
Convertible preference
(s-a)
11-15
11-15
11-21
11-19
7c
;
1
s
(23c
from
investment
(quar.)
■
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.
(quar.)
30c
Holly Stores,
20c
—_:
Fores.t Products—x
Telephone, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Columbia
Brockton
10-3T
15c
Co.
Harris-Inter type
tal
(,quar.)_
Products
15c
When
Share
10-15 '
(quar.)!
(Dallas)
iquar.)
Mfg.
11-1
35c
$1.12 V2.
7,/2c
Boston Sand & Gravel
Bowman
Co.
of America
Co.
net
(quar.)
Corp.,. common
preferred
11-
Extra
■<' 10-24
10-30
,4.0-18
11-15,
10-25
12-1
11-20
—y,
_
(quar,)___
.
■
15c
(quar.)—_.
Mutual
investment
Booth
25c
$5 !
45c
(quar..;),
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)_____
11-15
5c
10c
(annual)—*_
(Newark)
10-15
Ala.)
32 V2C
Co.
Gas
12- 1
12- 1
12-14
12- 3
10%
_______—_
_
preferred
S5
Commerce
Tea
Halliburton
10-31
10- 4
___
—
Properties,
11-1
/
__.
Insurance
Hansen
Corp.—
Baby Services, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
I
_____:
Atlantic Refining Co. (quar.-)—-
Bank
Facific
&
Hagerstown
10-21
>4%
Baker
10-31
Insurance
(Philadelphia)
Rio
10-22
'Associated
Plastics
11-15
Provident
Puget Sound
'
11-20
Milling
Aurora
10-11
1:10c
—_
(quar.)^
Industry
Shares,
Inc.
gains and 8c from net
Gyrodyne Co.
3V2c
(quar.)
gains from sales of securities
Arizona
Gulf
10-18
10- 1
10-25
10-15
'
...
American
.
7c
invest-
net
Batteries
Atlantic
capital
11- 1
10-15
11-15
10-31
19c
—___
(from
11-15
1
Life
Per
/-
'
y
(quar.).!
Gamble
(Birmingham,
10-25
1
11-
•
10c
40c
(quar.)____„__•
Chemicals
American
11-25
12-
15c
(initial)
(increased
Restaurants
income)
;
,
Corp. (quar.)
—
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.______—__
Alloys &
Great
r
.
Ltd.
Mines
Sliver
Gould-National
Growth
V."
y
Adams-Millis
Allied
Gouimet
'
Company proposes
shares.
Holders
split
four-tor-one
proposed
a
the common
on
When
32c
5-%>
&
Protective
12-16
10-16
25c
quar.)
Company (quar.)
Gordon (I.) Realty Corp. (N. Y.)___;
Gorton's of Glouscester (quar.)
!—
Ay
.
(increased
Godfrey
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
'
-
Lake
Glen
2
1-
'
''
»"
Name of Company
Procter
U2»/2C
—
Con.rjls, 5% conv. pfd. B (quar.)
Coriipany (stock dividend)__„_
Gilchrist
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Public
Giannini
Ltd.
Utilities
10-31
$1.12 y2
(quar.)—:
Bakeries,
General
an¬
we
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Investors—
preferred
$4.50
separate
two
follow with
show the payments previ¬
current week.
nounced during the
in
grouped
are
Share
I Name of Company
10c
$1.25
11-
Below
dends
announced
preceding
12-
1
10-15
dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divithis week, these being given in the
the
and not yet
table.
Per
1
Name of Company
Corporation
Fund
12-
3
11-15
10-
5
Adley
Extra
Industries
Benbow Inn
_
(quar.)__
50c
55c
—
(quar.)
11-
1
Holderi
11-15
10-16
10-29
12-25
9-30
V12-17
11-15
11-15
10-25
5c
10-15
9-30
5c
10-15
9-30
$0,007
7V2c
!—
(quar.)—
(Tenn.)
When
Payable of Rec.
' 12V2c
(quarterly from income)-
Corporation
Admiral
Share
(quar.)__.
Laboratories
Aberdeen
Adirondack
12-24
give
we
weeks
(s-a)—_—-—_
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(1442)
10
Per;
Aero-Flow
Aeroje«
lOo
Dynamics
Ulviuend
Inc.
Control
12
Vac
12-16
li-lo
Air
income
9-25
Class
B
class
4
Baltimore
All-State
Credit
Allots
Unemicals
Transit
Industries
Increased
of
Nova
Bulla,
12-
3
10-14
Capital
rlstates
11-29
Capital
10-31
10-10
Carhart
Investments
Photo,' preferred
10-19
10-
7
Carolina,
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
Carolina
Freight
10-15
10-
1
Carolina
Power
$1.06
iquar.i
10-15
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
"
10-15
40c
:
(Guaranteed)
7
Carreras,
455c
INUtle^
(iN. J.)
National Life Insurance
11-
1
9-30
425c
ui
11-
1
9-30
Casavant
lO-lo
9-uO
Cassiar
10-24
9-24
300
4'/a%
Co.—
7 H 'fo
Alliance Tire
of
&
1
2-1-64
1-15
$1.50
5-1-64
11-
$3
12-27
Bankers
11-30
Barber
dividend
Stock
held)
shared
2,——
12-27
r
11-30
Barton's
Properties (calif.)—
:
;. .v
4Va% convertible preferred
(quar.)—
l'oods
Aluminum
Amalgamated
Amerada
Bank
American
Co.
American
Can
American
Cemeht
iU-iO
156c
12 He
iquar.)—
1
10-18
4%
10c
10-15
45c
11-
51.56'A
10-18
Berkshire
Frocks
Gas
10-
1
11-1
10-
American
25c
10-16
—
SI.50
-10-16
iquar.)
3:,Ac
10-15
10-
1
10H
11-29
11-
American
1
Big
three-for
a
3.90fo
5%
Products
preferred
preferred
(monthly)
Corp.
"Tc
—
12c
—
11-15
'
Class
9-16
4'A%
Bloomiield
income
tal
(quar.)
Rail, $1.20
Mono
Mutual
and
gains
Fund
from
31c
.stock)
—
9-30
'■
Inc.
pfd.
Raceway,
payable
30c
(quar.)
12-
2
Boise
11-21
10-31
10-18
Corp.
3Va r'c
Boss-Linco Lines, Inc.
Bostitch, Inc., class A
37C
10-29
10-
Boston
1
Edison,
1
10-18
1
10-18
1-17
„1
11-
9-23
10-
1
12 -
1-1-84
87VaC
—_
9
4'
10c
12-
2
11-15
20c
10-15
10-1
33c
11-
1
10-10
51.19 Va
(NY), class A
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
<quar.)._
common
10-21
50c
(quar.)_
11-19
11-
10c
(quar.)—
10-17
;
11-
44c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
5
2-1-64
44c
Cascade
10-
11-30
44c
quar.)
(
VBorg-Warner
gains. Capi¬
in cash or
——
27 He
(initial
Inc.
10-10
10-15
11-12
5%
.
'
(quar.)
.
10-10
10-30
5c
45c
Quarterly
investment
10-30
2 He
10-10
(quar.i
.
'
American
National
(Chicago)
new
Bank
(Initial
quarterly
after
common
American
National
American
National
Trust
&
4.78Vf
payment
10-for-l
Fire
Co.—
4',4'z
on
25c
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
—
10-15
35c
split)
Insurance
10-15
10-
American
Pad
Gas
&
(increased
Paper
(quar.)
American
Smelting & Refining
preferred
iquar.)
7%
American
Ames
Vitrified
Products
Department
Amicable Life
Anchor
Stores
Corporation,
Class
_-'■
:
A
Co.
Gard
Corp
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
iquar.)
10-
Mills,
1
10-18
10-15
Ansul
Chemical
Co.
1
10-
1
3V»':'r
10-11
British
5c
10-30
10-n;
Class
B
5VaVc
1st
12-
2
11-
t_r
J56V'4C
11-
1
10-10
iquar.i
J7'2C
11-
1
10-
iquar.i
—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
iquar.)——'
4H%
-
iquar.)
Argus Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
$2.50
preference
"A"
$2.70
preference
B
(quar.l_—
$2.60
preference
A
(quar.)
participating
Public
preference
(quar.)_
Service,
iquar.i
$2.50
preferred
(qunr. i_
$2.35
preferred
(quar.i
—
;
—
(quar.i
series
A
$2.75
preferred
series
B
iquar.i
C
(quar.).
preferred
Co.
series
Corp.
(J.
7%— preferred
(quar.i
H.) Hardware, class A
Associated
Associated
Products
Iquar.i——
Stationery Supply Co. iquar.)
Associated
Truck
Industries, Ltd.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe
A
Atlas
States
Austin
Co.,
J
51.20
Automatic
.New
common
6'v
preferred
Avalon
5l/2r/e
Avco
A
B
Corporation
'
.
Class
51'2%
Bullocks
11-
Burger
12-
11-
65 He
12-
11-
common
pfd.
Burnham
v-
&
Burroughs
Burrus
(quar.
9-16
10-25
10-11
Bush
Hog,
10-15
10-
Bush
Terminal
4
12-2
11-
Extra
1
10-
1
10-17
10-
11-25
10-14
CMP
10-25
10-
CTS
13c
11-15
10-30
9
.
Power,
7
10-25
5.30%
11-
1
10-10
California
Electric
10-15
9-19
California
Fund
10-10
California
Packing
11-
10-
1
1
Calgon
Corp..
—
;
9-30
11-1
10-15
11-1
10-15
10-
10-21
4
11-
1
10-15
417c
11-
1
10VL5
2
12-
10-14
10-
4
12 He
25c
10-16
10-
1
10-21
2%
_i
22 He
■:
11-12
9-27
10-18
10-
10-18
2
11-12
10-25
11-
10-
1
4
(quarterly
Water
Common
12-
1
10-10
10-15
=
10-
1
11-
1
H-
1
10-10
$1.24
10-15
Quarterly
Campbell Red
10-15
Campbell
Canada
10-30
10-16
10-31
10-16
37 He
10-31
15c
10-31
10-31
11-
1
10-16
'
10-16
10-16
10-21
Canada
4'4 ')
10-31
10-
20c
11-20
10-25
1
10-
8
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-15
—
2c
10-15
9-2ij
20c
iquar.)-^^
10-°
1
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
31 He
11-
1
10-
1
&
Ltd.—
iquar.)_:,_
Crushed Stone
10-30
10-15
8c
1-30-64
1-15
8c
:
Mines
4-30-64
4-15
410c
Ltd.—
1
10-28
9-27
55c
^
10-31
10-15
415c
12-14
11-15
415c
—-
12-14
11-15
10-15
9-13
Foundries—
convertible
Aviation
Bronze
preferred
preferred
4S1.06V4
(quar.)and
B
(s-a)
LT—L-.
475c
.
\
Electronics---
Co.
(initial
dividend)
4%
of
Chicago
&
Special
Oil
1
One
4-1-64,
3-
6
412 He
4-1-64
3-
6
490c
10-15
45c
9-20
5%
pref,
(quar.)
481.25
5c
Co.
B
A
—
$1.25
10-
11-
1
1-
2
12-18
4-
2
3-18
7-
2
6-18
Pacific
10-2-64
9-18
11-15
10-15
Ry.
$1.25
12-
2
11-15
Y.—
(stock
dividend)
3%
11-15
10c
10-7
He
11-
(quar.)__.
12
7
11-
1
9-13
10-
4
7'He
10-25
10-15
5c
10-15
9-25
3%
Chicago
&
St.
10-15
9-25
10-31
10-2t
11-15
10-18
Louis
51.25-
Co
30c
RR.—
(quar.)
87 Vac
:
iquar.i
50c
income)
$1.25
istock
pfd.
31'Ac
iquar.i
dividend 1—;
four
shares
each
9c
.
heldl__
System
2
12-
2
11-
8
11-
8
10-26
10-11
11-
10-17
1
11-15
class
__________
A
11-
IT
7c
(quar.i
Paper,
12-
11-15
11-
1
29c
I initial i
Locks
7
11-21
30c
Texas
N,
Illuminating
for
10-
23c
(quar.)
_L
Gas.
9-30
1
11-
30c
iquar.)
Plastics
11-15
10-18
25c
12-
1
11-
8
20c
12-
1
11-
8
Combustion
20c
10-31
10-17
Commerce
10c
10-23
9-27
15c
12-
1
11-22
35c
11-
1
9-23
11-
E
(quar.)
Commerce
,
'
.
__;
Quarterly
Commonwealth
Stock
iquar.i
;
Engineering iquar.)
Clearing House Inc. (quar.)
Title Guaranty (Memphis) —
Edison
(increased
quar.)
dividend
International
Commonwealth
(Puerto
Oil
Ricoi
Corp.,
Ltd.__
Leverage Fund.
Realty
Commonwealth
Stock
Trust
10-15
9-30
lie
10-25
10-10
Puerto
Rico.
Inc.
10-20
9-20
26 c
10-31
10-11
40c
11-15
11-
1
1
51.37 H
11-13
11-
7 He
10-30
10-15
55c
11-
1
10-
51 He
^
11-
Light A: Power—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Credit
(Charlotte, N.
1
10-
4
U-
1
10-
4
1
Co.
Natural
Consolidated
Oil
of
C.)
•
N.
Gas
one
11-
12-10
11-29
12-
11-19
415c
______
25
10-
1
10-4
11-
I'
10-
57 He
iquar.)
each
1
11-
SI 03
istock
11-
$1.31 H
held)
stock
shares
com.
4-15-64
10-
4
t50c
10-15
10-
6
20c
C"rn,, Ltd. (quar.)
Royalty Oil (s-a),__
______
10-25
10-
2
10c
Consolidated
A
10-25
10-
2
12-
11-
8
Theatres, Ltd.—
(quar.)
112c
Consolidated Water Co.,
6%
common
2*>Hc
(quar.)____
1
9-30
10-15
9-30
3^ He
.
10-15
37 VaC
convertible preferred (quar.)
51 ••> % - preferred (quar. )__4_-i
Construction Design Inc. (quar.)
10-15
9-30
10-10
7 He
10-31
common—__________
37 HC
11-20
54.50
preferred
(quar.)__d___
$1.12 Va
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)__
$4.16
preferred
(ruar. )„d___—i___4—__
Consumers
Container
Power
Co.,
Water
Corp.
Common
4%'
Co
of
Continental
Coooer
4H%
of
Tire
&
New
Inc.
stock
common
Products
Stores
45c
10-20
10-17
Corrguated
10-20
10-17
Cott
5
11-
5
SI
&
Tr.
?ie
of
1
10-18
10-
4
"(quar.),
20c
10-25
10-
2
1
9-30
"2
;
13 He
!
10-
10-18
11-18
10-18
2c
10-15
10-
a
;
--t..
;
!
5%
35c
1
IIV4C
1 -15
10-25
11-
1
I
1
12-31
\
9-30
10-
8
10c
iquar.)
New England
10-15
11-18
3c
approve
_:
(quar,)
Bottling Co.
11-
10-21
'
Container
I
10-31
y.
(quar.)
11-20
rH O
10c
(quar.)
1 initial) i__
hinitial)
11-29
10-31
25c
(stockholders
snlit >
-
Co.
,
Inc.
dividend
430c
11-
11-25
Corp.—
Rubber-
Aggregates
Stock
11-20
1 quar.i
Corp.
America
Dreferred
Copvmation,
Coral
12-6
30c
Bank
.'
Motors
Co.
5-for-4
2
25c
Mortgage Investors
Continental
6
1-
5c
National
12-
12-6
'
preferred
(quar.)
Aviation & En?.inee)'ing
Illinois
10-18
1-2
'ouar.)
America—
(Initial-riii»r.)
2
$1.04
(increased-quar.)
Continental
1-
51.13
^
Continental
Controls
10-15
pur¬
p-ip=r
Consolidated
ii-15
4-
4
dividend)
:
Consolidated
1
Y.—
common
for
warrant
11-15
46c
(initial)-
com.
51.25
Gas
&
of
4
5c
Ltd,,
(quar.i
Consolidated
chase
11-
47 He
iquar.)
payment
4
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
'quar.i-
4.12%
10-
■
Corp.
Edison
preferred
10-
11-1
quar.)
A
4
1
5lc
Building.
Consolidated
(A
;
(quar.)
(initial
nr^ferr^d
5H%
'
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
55
I
15c
12 He
52.04
6%
9-30
10-
common
Gas.
S2.06
B
1
(Pa.)
;
Natural
11-
iquar.)
Inc.
$2.20
Class
10-21
iquar.i
Fund
(quar.)_.
5»2%
preferred (quar.)_4__r__4
Conn
iC. G.i, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
51.90
9-30
8c
Theatres of
Fund,
Connecticut
9-23
10-31
Refining Co.
iquar.i
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
1
48c
IH %
International
Commonwealth
52
K
44c
Commonwealth
10-10
1
1
9-25
30c
(s-a>_i
&
Gas
9-30
10-
RR.—
(quar.)__
common
com.
(from
share
4
•
(quar.c
&
of
Florida
common
Cornet
—
quar,)
10-15
10-15
11-
10-21
87 He
3
10-31
11-
Ltd.—
9-30
$1.12 H
'% :
Electric,
gtd.
gtd.
Oil
Colorite
10-15
10-15
(quar.).d
Fund
Colorado
10-11
2
7c
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh
4%
Colonial
9-25
11-15
12 He
Co.
regular
10-14
12-
15c
(qvar.)__
Ry.—
Orleans
of
7%
:
1
65c
(quar,)
Electric
Cleveland
10-15
25c
I quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Cleveland
Corn
Ltd..
istock
Quarterly
Co.
Foundation,
Common (initial)
6%
1
11-
%
Lake
17 He
(quar.i
(s-a>
Bank
Cincinnati.
Consumers
11-
30c
_\
;
Packers, Ltd., class A
Participating
Canada Steamship Lines
(s-a>
Canadian
10-25
31c
Canada
Canadian
11-15
Inc.—
;
Iron
10-21
11-
75c
(quar.)
Canadian
434 He
25c
66 He
_
.
Soup
Cut
9-16
8c
11-1
10-15
i
9-30
18c
preferred
11-
1
10-
10-18
10-15
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-10
11-
(quar.
pfd, (quar,)
from income)
$3
(quar.)__,—i-'—
Campbell Machine
10-15
15c
iquar.)-
11-15
1
15c
Telephone-
&
Corp,
&
Co.
5%
8
9-30
1
dividend
Ry.,
9-30
10-
8
class
10-10
415c
(quar.i_l
preferred
preferred
2
Stock
1
20c
,
preferred
Power,
pfd.
(N Y.), common (quar.)
Insurance Co. iN. Y.i
(quar.)
Cleveland,
10-11
10-15
12-
.
7 Vac
-
.^---——2-
common-
10-25
6c
]
4
10-21
12 VaC
common
convertible
$1.25
93,3^c
15c
A
11-
11-25
5c
25c
:
—
(increased-quar.)—
Ltd.,
12-
7c
.
—
<
dividend
(quar.i
Corporation
Calgary
10-15
30c
:
(stock
70c
30c
Cable
Class
30c
7 Vac
:
9-30
25c
—
Extra
:
10-21
35c
•
i—
10c
A
1
40c
(increased)
Industries
5%
^
10-
7
$0,055
10-15
125c
—
iquar.) —^2-______
.
Co.
6
_5c
,L_
1
M.
12-
15c
_
(quar,)_
iquar.)
Hat
(A.
10-31
10-15
25%;
—
(s-a)
11-15
10-31
12-20
13c
(quar.)
common—
Byers
9-20
7
10c
(quar.i——
Co.
9-13
10-
1
10-15
_-
Co.
Title
Concord
5c
•
A
11-
12 "aC
—S
iquar.)——
L
iquar.)
Inc
Bver-Rolnik
11-15
10-15
Mills,
9'
10-15
33c
Morrill
20c
455c
(quur.)
j.
(quar.)—
(quur.)
Co.
Corp.
10-15
11-
(s-a)
426c
' quar.)
35c
12 He
(quar.)
:
Inc.
Brewing
11-
9c
—
Ltd.* class
B'?Llj.—
11-
9-30
7 He
common
68 c;
preferred
New
Composite
;
—
Corp.
J-——
Forge ;Co._'
12-
60c-
10-15
^
Products
—
12-
5614C
451.19
'
ap¬
;
class
Extra
9-30
<incr.-quar.>-—
preferred
Steel
11-29
linitial)
Bulloch's,
11-
■:
$1.20
(stockholders
.
11-
12-
52.50
(increased-quar.
Parts,
■
12-
SI
i quar.i_
Teleplione Co.. Ltd.—
preferred
(quar. )_____„;
■..
62 'aC
1
Products—
preferred
6%
Buffalo
serial
Buchanan
Caiiiornia
Banking Corp., class
preferred
iquar.i
Automotive
2
pfd.
Automobile
$1.50
11-
37c
(quar. >—
initial):
preferred
Steel
12-
.'.
&
Co.,
dividend
prior
11-
6%
/
$1.18:,4
:
(s-a)
3.75 %
Ltd.,
Nichols
Stock
Inc.
Mfg.
10c
(quar.)
split)
Wholesalers,
Hotels
12-
RR.—
preferred
Industries
5-for-l
prove
•
Line
Refining
—
(quar.i
Ry. Co.
preferred (quur.)
Atlantic Citv Electric, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
10-15
10-15
10c
(interim)
4.75%
Atlantic Coast
10-15
415c
Electric
class
1
12-15
10-15
iquar.i_—
Plan,
Stock dividend
1
43'«c
Associated
Lines,
(quar.)
Finance
12 Vac
(quar.)
Water,
Ashdown
tax)
Budget
1
10-17
1
cents
10-31
68j4C
_
____
Corporation, common (quar.)
i
'4Hpreferred (quar.)—
2——
Arroyv-Hari & Hegeman Electric (quar.i~>-Art"sian
9
12-
11-
10-17
11-
10-15
"
Quarterly
about
1:7 Vac
60c
(quar.)_______
Constable
or
10-31
11-
11-1
151.57
12- 2
11-
1
10-15
.
Gas
&
9-30
10-10
Calif.)
Ltd
Engineering (quar.)
Browning-Ferris Machinery (tfunr.)-_._
2
"7
Ltd.—
Gas
A.i
1010-
Sl.28'4
income
Canada
(Bobbie)
(W.
10-25
10-15
451.50
Brown
S1.08:,4
___
(quar.i
Aro
Atlantic
Brown
9-27
1
59c
—
—
preferred
Atlantic
10- 1,
11-
27 'aC
^
preferred
5%
11-1
20c
———
■'$2.40
Atlantic
10-18
Brooks
10-15
pence
preferred
1:65c
(pit&r.i
$4.35
)
$1.12 'a
4.16%
9-25
Ltd.—
(quar.)———L——_
8
Brooklyn Union
1:67 Vac
T__,
common
preferred
Arnold
Sl.37',2
J: 62 Vac
iquar.i.
$1.10
&
2
2
10-15
451.10
Co.
(quar.t
British
Bond
9
100%
dividend)
t7VaC
iquar.)
C
$2,625
10-
10-
15c
Class
Armour
10-15
10-15
Brooke
of
4
9-
Co., Ltd.—
of
'
Arts
Arizona
9-30
U3c
preferred series B
Corp.
10-15
(free
10-
10-14
50c
(quar.)
Petroleum
payment
11-12
|$0.001
-
Power,
12-9
7 VaC
—
A
9-27
10-25
10-15
7c
9334C
Telephone
preferred
British
4
75c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
120c
,
(stock
common
preferred
4,75%
8
7
(quar.).
10-15
'
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.15'r
40c
common
preferred
6V4 '7
9-30
City
Class
6c
$1.19
(quar.)
'
City Investing
Clark
1
10-
Casualty Co.
Gas
11-
10-10
Ohio
Combined
9-20
10-31
Co.,
preferred
43b%'
10-20
-
Appalachian
Applied
6Tc
Ltd.—-
;
income
Columbia
City
9-30
10-
Cotton
A
10-18
10-15
10-25
preferred
Class
10-31
10-15
11-
Bank
A
&
Cincinnati.
5%
10-18
25c
non-cumulative
Citizens
11-9
30c
preferred
Cincinnati
9-30
Service—
Corp.,
Ritz
Columbia
shilling per share
tax
equal to ap¬
14c
Bristol-Myers Co.,
10-
10-15
10-25
9-30
receipts
Bridgeport Hydraulic
i40c
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class
British
(Milton i
4
1:70c
(quar.)
deposit
payment of one
10-
20c
1-15-64
class
New
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd
Brandy wine Raceway, Assn. i annual)—_—
Brentwood Financial is-a)
4
10-
"
Inc.
less
9-30
11-
Ltd.—
proximately
2oC
_
41 a%
preferred
(quan
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
Anheuser-Busch
Interim
1
10-
10-15
$0,004
—-
—
& Paper
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
10-14
10-18
25c
$2.80
A
10-10
334C
—
(quar.)
Andy
Class
10-10
10-18
$1.75
—
(Waco, Texas)__
class
&
10-18
10c
________
iquar.)_
;
Clayton
10-15
Bradley
B
Anuerson
1
Paper,
American
Co.—
(quar.)—
Insurance Co.
11-
50c
____
11-29
40c
quar.)
6
10-10
1-15-64
30c
;;;
Bowater
12-
1
20c
$1.0614
•
■
9-20
(Galveston)
50c
Natural
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Garden-Arena
Boston
8
6c
American
preferred
pfd.
(Oakland,
Quarterly
«
3
10-18
25c
Quarterly
9-17
10-30
4V«%
Quarterly
9-17
3
10-
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
Chickasha
10-21
1
10-15
10-15
7 He
Co., $1.80 pfd. (quar,).
Industries
(stock dividend)
Bonnet
11-
Gc
iquar.i__._
5%
10-10
410c
Va %
10-
10-25
40c
Enterprises
3 l/z %
9-30
10-25
30c
;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
10-31
10-18
425c
"■
—
W.)
Bell.
Blue
9-30
10-15
$1.06 H
,
capital
distribution
common
11-29
32c
iquar.i_
L;
Quarterly
from
(6c
10-15
51.25
(quar.)„
preferred
American
American
Co.,
4%.
—
—
(E.
Blue
9-30
(special)*—
B
10-14
11-1
common
(quar.)
Bliss
97 Vac
10-15
dividend!
(stock
iquar.).
4
■
51.25
10-15
45c
Fund,
Chesapeake
9-30
(resumed)——_
Ltd.,
9-30
10-15
TV2C
410c'
+
(quar.)__
(increased-quair.)
Inc.—;
•; : '
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
9-30
9-30
11-15
(extra)_l_d_lL___4u_uu_L__
the
Chemical
9-30
10-15
$1,469
Industries
Inc.
Hats,
10-31
.
Co.—
Foundry
(quar.)
Climax, Inc.—
Metal
Stores
A
10-17
10-15
A
1
Refining (quar.
&
National
Chemical
5
9c
:
Water
12-
12-15
class
12-
Electrics-
Public
Leasing
:.Charleston
9-30
30c
iquar.)-—.—
Saco
.
!
51.50
:
(quar.)___—__
(quar.)
Extra
two
iquar.)
'
American
&
Bin-Dicator
Co.
&
"C"
Class
Ltd.—
Machine
preferred
Biddeford
9
2%
dividend >
,,
common
preferred
10-15
15c'
10-11
11-14
$1.12 Hz
iquar.i^:
Power,
Co.
oil
of
Central
10-25 -
1
28c
Manhattan
Chase
10- 8.
8
11-
30 c
&
Acceptance
Charles
9-12
10-15
1:55c
(quar.)
iquar.i
Bicor Automation
9-9
9-
Ltd.
iquar.)
iquar.)
Co.,
preferred
57uC
8
to
Biitmore
approved
Home
6'/
8
5'c
i
Co.
& Storage
( stock
approval of ICC.
11-25
Co.—
Furniture
Van
11-
10-14
American
Transport
Subject
1_——
—I—;
1
Factors,
preferred (quar,)—.
Telephone. Co. of Canada,
Berkshire
(quar.)
Distilling
20c, 4-30-64
4-15
_C—___
10-18
30c
Belt
Chandler
1-15
Berkins
9-30"
7
1-31-64
10-11
1
8
2-
20c
Bell
——
11-
2
(quar.
Be-Mac
.
Chain
'
11-
$0,024
.
preferred
Champlin
'
4
%
.
,___
Ltd
Co.
Gas
Vermont
Century
8-31
preferred
10-
(quar.):—
12-
15c
common-
Tractor
1
9-30
10-
46c
Inc.
Kansas
5.44%
10-15
10-15
2
Co.,
;
(final
.
Valley Nat'l Bank
Central
10-15
1
10-31'
4%
11-
Mfg.
I1-.
20c
,
4
3-2-64
10-16
(quar.)
Department Stores, class A
Stockholders
8
&
—ur_
4
10-
ordinary
Co.—
Corp..
8
9-40
11-
17c
;__■
;
Quarterly
lOtld
15c
10-31
preferred
American
11-
Corp.—
dividend
Hardware
(quar:)
.
10-15
3c
1
CO.
b
20c
50c
iquar.>
(quar.I
Uranium
10-
1
1
(quar.)
25c
preferred
(quar.)
$6.25 class A preferred (quar.)——__—
American Consumer Industries, Inc.—
Stock
11-30
11-
11-1
11-
4uC
preferred
4%
—___
50c
American
Belknap
11-8
(increased)-——
37 Vac
Common
12-13
1__
iquar.i.-
Mesa
Manufacturing
-i_—
6%
Corporation
Beaver
Behlen
3
0
(initial)
common
(quar.)_
Cooke,
Increased
Central
10-
10 r
AO
51.25;'
4.
B
&
10-15
9-13
10-15
2 He
9-30
10-
Railway—'
participating
Hudson
Central
10-31
412 He
Central
3
10-
4 62 Vac
9-16
1
10-
11-15
Corp., 5%
preferred
(quar.i
Aquirre Sugar 1 increased quar.)____
-__-__-4._____.u__
Extra
6
10-31
;
&
Ceiotex
10-11
10-31
10 Vac
(quar.)
A
10-31
7 He
(quar.)
11-15
12-
12 He
12-
Ohio
'
Central
9-25
10-15
1-2-64
1%
Common
$1.25
American
Class
Baystdve
F-reres
Caterpillar
4-15
50c
2%
dividend!---
dividend
10-15
1-1-64
>
i quar.i
Corp.
12-10
J 25 c
iquar.i-
Rubber
Co.
10-15
1
Corp,
30c
—.
pfd.
Corp.
Biltrite
Book
1
11-
(stock
'
!
iquar.)
Properties, class A (quar. i__—___T-_
Bathurst Power & Paper, common
.
Ltd.—
Stationery
American
11-
Stock
9-20
Y.»
Basic
10-11
93 J4C
iquar.)
5%
Sugar,
Petroleum
American
1
IN.
J43c
(quar.)_
——_____________
iquar. 1
preferred
2nd
4H%"
(quar. 1
preferred
10-21
11-
6c
(s-a)
(initial f__
common
Canada,
of
Co.
1st
A
.—
preferred
America,
preferred
$3.75
9-20
10-15
75c
20c
cl.
(quar. 1
4'A%
of
Co.
Aluminum
4%
Inc.
Ltd.,
Aluminium,
i-
Electronics Inc.,
Industrial
Almo
Alterman
56 'Ac
(quar.)______.■
common
Corp.
Candy
"
20c
Corp.,
Allyn & Bacon, Inc
Stores
Co.
Barry-Wright
Allied
Allied
____.L— _iLL-La.._-u-C-
Trust
Oil
class
Asbestos
Castle
10-15
51.50
Common
Cominon
Rubber, class A (a payment
Israeli income tax).
(one
share
for
each
15
less
30c
10-15
(quar.)—
&
Light,
Scott
10-15
4c
carriers
preferred
Extra
(Mohtclair, N. J.i (stock dividendi___-_
Bankers
Southern, Inc. iLouisvillei, i com._
■
&
Ltd.,
Pirie
Carson
(25c
(initial)
A
iquar.)
&
10-15
i.—
Clinchfield
$1
9-30
t93 He
iquar.)_____
12-16
22c
(quar.)
1
10-31
18c
fnd.
Ltd.i
ts-a'
9-30
11-
J 15c
160c
vicxerst
Co.,
10-15
L)0c
Commerce
common
(quar.i
Canafund
1
10-
$1.75
common
(quar. i
Scotia
preferred
of
Ltd.;
25c
.
Bankers
8
10-31
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t35c
Bank
10c
,
aL____
Co..
(quar.)
50c
1
Co.
Hydro-Electric
Extra
1-31
dividend)—
Imperial
Canadian
1:25c
Corp.
Bank
10-25
(stock
Corp
Canadian
10-15
$0,038
preferred
11-
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
Canadian
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.i
4 V'4 %
preferred
iquar.)
Bank of Caiiiornia, N. A.
10-11
-
Ky.
10-31
4n
10-11
(quar.)
10-25
40c
Ltd.
Corporation
10-16
t$1.56V
tS1.43'
(quar.)
Bay
R,
Bangor
10-18
American
All
Baldwin-Lima-Hainilton
10-ld
*
A
Central & Hudson
Engineering
Algoma
1
S
10-15
—
—
Co. .(quar.)
Inc.,
Albertson s
B
Bacarai
7 '/c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-11
Share
Investments—
25c
Li.
When
Per
General
$1.12 H
gains)
(quar.)
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Name of Company
Canadian
Ltd.—
3
Line Co., Ltd.—
preierred
preierred
C.
Sugar Refinery,
Increased-quar.)
7
10-
—i,««•-.~,
Alberto-Culver
i
10-
——
A
5.75Vir
B.
iu-18
Trunk
Gas
capital
common
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
from
cents
(quur.)
10-
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uic
riOii.es,.
(5
from
cents
Co.,
preferred
10-
dividend)Youngstown RR. Co.__—
Alberta
20
&
Fund
7H%
lu-i.5
Akron, Canton <fc
Alba-Waldensian (quar.)
Aloee
plus
<L. S.)
Snare
"B"
9-23
(quar.)
Corporation
Airwork
Income
Ayres
4Va 7o
net investment
Company
Axe I, Houghton
li-15
12-ld
1
Products
(quar.)
Products & (Jhemicais
(quar.)
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1
10-
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12-20
11-30
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Number 6307
198
.
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.
When
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Name of
County
Company
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Couvrette
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Crocker-Angio National Bank
Quarterly
>.
Crompton Co. (extra)___
Co.
mnus
Cork
&
Seal,
Crown
Cork
&
10-31
10-25
10-
12-16
12-11
New
Coal
Nest
Crush
10-15
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Fabi,
9-25
$2 class A
12-11
taubarixs
1
10-10
Family
10-15
Far
11-15
Federal
12-
2
11-
8
10-18
foe
.
10-
3
Federal
Feoeral
paper
li-z2
If-
B
12-27
12-
A
12-27
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Power
lU-Jl
&
Plan
20c
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10-25
10-
11-29
11-22
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11-
1
10-18
11-
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10-14-
Greeley
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10-15
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10-13
10-31
510-
preferred
$4.24
4.60%
!_
—
__
11-19
Guaranty
10-15
9-30
Gulf
Life
11-15
10-31
Gulf
Mobile
4
10-15
10-
12-15
c
15 c
10-10
Federated
11-
1
10-10
Fidelity-Philaaelphia
11-
1
Davenport Water,
5%v preferred
Dayco corp.,
De
class
52
(interim
share
of
less
7.275
S1.37V2
A
10-15
10-11
10-15
9-30
De
Vilbis
Co.
Detroit
Edison
Detroiter
Co.
Dial
Finance
Diamond
Co.
Dickenson
10c
jj_j_„
Stock
dividend
vertible
Stock
dividend
vertible
Stock
80c
dividend
Corp.
Distillers
District
of
Co.,
British
Ltd.,
and
2%c
net
—
Dominguez
Ltd.
$1
City
Credit
10-
10-25
*2c
1U-25
of
Quarterly
Co.
Class
7
%_j
Florida
Fabrics,
10-
1
Steel
410-
10-28
A
10-
10-
(quar.)
12-30
National
Free
9-30
7^2 0
12-15
12c
™_™__
10-15
$1.25
12-
2
H-
tide
7
Stores
11-29
(quar. 1
10-10
10-10
10-15
10-10
12-13
11-22
10-15
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,
I
1
H
11-
10-15
1
12-21
11^
1
15c
12-16
12-
6
35c
12-
11-22
2
Ltd.—
10-20
10-17
10-24
10-
30c
—
(L.I.),'
10-15
11-
25c
iquar,)
com.
1
4
9-30
10-15
2c
—
10"
1
10-15
-1
10-15
10c
10-25
10-15
$30c
10-28
9-30
11
$1.15
iquar.)
—
Mines'
Ordinary Shares.
of Rand 0.60 per share
non-resident
African
of
tax
11-15
Freiman
10-11
One
Ltd.
1
for
each
20
($1
October
9-30
Fresnillo
10-10
10-10
9-27
Frito-Lay,
9-27
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Frisch's
shares
20
10-15
10c
10-18
9-27
10-
4
8
15c
10-15
10-
17 Vac
10-21
1Q- 4
$15c
12-20
11-29
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iquar.)—
(increased
3-20-64
2-28
—
quar.)
preferred- (quar.
Dominion
■"
Tar
Quarterly
Dominion
Textile,
Ltd.,
preferred
<quar.)_
Doughboy Industries
iquar.)
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Dow
Ltd.
_™_
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Class
A
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A
(quar.)
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-
1
11-
1
;
(quar.)
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(stock
I.)
de
$4.50
preferred
$3.50
preferred
du
Pont
10-15
10-
10c
12-10
11-22
.
10c
10-31
10-17
Electronics
G-L
10-
1
General
11-
10-15
General
Inc.
Electric
10-31
10-25
10-
11-15
10-31
10-15
5c
11-30
11-15
5c
12-31
12-15
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10-15
Stock
►
10-10
General
Molors
10-25
10-10
$5
120c
10-31
10-
3
$3.75
$9334c
3
10-15
10-
113c
11-15
10-31
130c
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
10-25
10-10
10-21
10-
10-25
4
9-17
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-
7
93 %c
11-
1
10-
7
preferred
(quar.)_
Equipment—
Precision
Duro-Iest
Corp.
Stock
5%
___.
2%iu
15C
common
dividend-
convertible
1-35
11-20
3 %
1-15
11-20
31 Vic
12-16
11-22
—
preferred
(quar.)
.
$4.75
preferred
'5%
preferred
General
4
Z
Paintr
Corporation
12c
10-22
10-
8
>;\. 13c
____■
10-22
10-
8
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred
Eastern
common
-4%
participating
Participating
Eastern
Can
Eastern
States
$6
j.u__
(quar.)____
Bakeries,
Co.,
class
common
Edwards
New
quar.)
Elastic
10-
4
10-
4
(quar.)_.
11-
16-15
10c
11-
10-15
25c
10-15
10-
4
$1
10-15
10-
4
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10-15
;ioc
10-15
22 V2C
10-25
r
-
Co.
11-
15c
(quar.)
:
9-30
9-30
10-
1
Engineering Corp.—(increased
Homes
Products
4Vi^
10-15
11-
(quar.)
•
Electric
common
Eichler
Ekco
<
9-30
11-
$1.50
,
preferred
10-15
10c
$1.75
(quar.)__
Edgcomb Steel of New England, cl. A (quar.)
B
9-30
V
(accum,)"II
pfd.
Co.
Laboratory,
Sault
10-15
j.
convertible
Class
9-30
1$1
A
$7
Manufacturing
Edison
10-15
(quar.)__t—_
Express,
Echlin
$4
11-30
115c
(accum.)
Eazor
Economics
12-16
1$1.50
Corp..
preferred B
1$1.75
(s-a)
preferred
Stop
quar.)_
4c
~
iquar.
Co.,
preferred
Nut
common
12 V?c
30c
(quar. 1
(quar.)_
Corp.
30c
-
10-18
9-16
10-
4
A
final
Three-for-two
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Class
Elmira
&
Emco,4
split.
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from
sale of
Englehard
Ennis
1
6
10-14
:
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Equity
Erie
&
Oil
11-15
10-31
10-15
10-
15c
10-15
-
(s-a)^
RR.
$1.16*6
11-
1
1
Industries,
Associates
(quar.)_______
10-18
Globe
Security
9-20
10-21
9-16
Gluckin
40c
10-31
10-16
112'^C
10-31
9-30
Golden
11-
1
10-15
12-
2
11-15
Stock
quar.)
—
Mfg.
income
securities
Industries
Forms
and
71c
from
:
10-
8
Goulds
33c
12-
1
11-
1
Government
12-
1
11-
1
9-26
Inc.—
(increased).
5%
___
dividend
50%
__r_L____
(s-a)
Pittsburgh
10-15
RR.
(quar.)
20c
87 %c
10-34
9-20
12-10
11-29
Grace
Grand
<W.
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Renfrew: &
Ltd.
Co.,
Oil.
Home
Ltd.,
class
Ball
&
Home
& Co.
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(George
(Joseph)
1-
10-10
11-30
Sound
Howe
Co.
11- 1
10-15
93%c
$1
$1.10
10-15
10-15
10-15
iquar.)
Hughes-Owens
Class
•
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Ltd.,
Co.
class
80c
(quar.)
A
A
Brick
Illinois
Co.
4.26 %
4.08%»
(quar.)
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—
—
(quar.)™
—
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iquar.)
(quar.)____
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of
one
shilling
Chemical
Imperial
(quar.)™
(quar.—
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.70%
pfd.
(quar.)™—™———-
Co.,
Power
10-15
10-1
11- 1
10-12
1.1-1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
11- 1-10-10
11- 1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
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Head
$1.25
Indianapolis
iquar.)____
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Ingersoll-Rand
Mexico
de
Elettrica
S.
Extra
Inland
•
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Natural
Institutional
'
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Fund
12-30
10-
10-25
10-10
11-15
10-24
$1.75
12-16
11-29
11-
10-10
12 Vac
1
30c
11-
10-15
56 %c
11-
10-15
10-15
11-
10-15
13c
11-
10-17
13c
12-
2
11-15
12'-ac
11-
4
10-15
10-18
10-10
—
3c
quar.)__
Franciscd)
11-15
11-
8
20c
11-
1
10-10
12-16
11-15
*50c
10-31
10-10
'
15c
11-15
11-
1
35c
10-15 -
10-
3
25c
10-15
10-
3
25c
11-22
11-
4
25c
12-10
/
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Milling
Co..
common
Ltd.
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60c
25c
$1
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2%
(initial)
(quar.)________
dividend)
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A
—__
56V4c
10-15
9-23
4%
preferred B
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
1—
preferred
C
(quar.)___——
4%
preferred
4%
Interphoto
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Corp.,
(initial
D
class
9-30
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
17ul»c
—
11- 1
10-1
9-13
9-30
9-30
10-11
10-15
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11-
1
10-15
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10-15
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
$1
70c
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10- 1
12VL»c
Seaway
preferred
9-26
10-15
$37)20
(stock
5'4%
10-15
$1.31%
SI.31%
$1
common
Trading (initial)
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
Common
12-20
10- 1
,
8c
*20c
(quar.)
Packers.
international
10-31
1-6-64
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-25
25c
Powders
Bronze
11-14
25%
—
_____
International
International
10-18
10- 1
Co.—
;
participating preferred (quar,)_1—___
International'Harvester Co. (quar.)——2™
preferred
9-30
11- 8
11- 1
11-15
>10-25
30c
10-15
9-30
5c
10-15
9-24
11-14
.___•
(quar.)
—
Interstate
Interstate
Department
Fire
Increased
(Wash_, D. C.)
—
.
(quar.)
Telephone
6%
4%
10-1
10-15
30c
75c
(quar.)___
5V4 %
25c
(quar.
preferred
$3
dividend^
International
11-1
50c
Subject to stockholders approval
International Book Distributors (initial)™™
International
9-30
.
(Phila.l—
America
North
11-15
Stock
10-22
'
-——--——---
Inter-Mountain
11-22
10-15
\
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10-15
1
11-4
12- 3
10-25
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income™-™--™—4c
investment
Quarterly—
Gas.
12- 2
1-2-64
11- 5
$25c
——
—
Ltd.—
Growth
of
10- 1
11-15
11- 4
Co.,
(quar.)
Shares
Co.
12- 2
SI
iquar.)
(stock dividend)
Ltd.—
A
Gas
preferred
10-15
11-29
S3
5c
2%
——-
—
preferred (s-a)
Gasoline Co.
Inglewooa
Inland
A
(quar.)
common
26c
20c
75c
10-15
11- 1
10-15
31V4c
(quar).
com.
j
10- 8
9-26
11- 1
10c
37l42C
______
Light,
&
Power
.
>
Income Fund (from income)™
Mills, $1.50 preferred (quar.)™
preferred
,
11-30
10-15
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Indian
_
three
payment
10-18
10-10
10-1
9-16
57V2C
25c
30c
58%c
55V-»c
53V'4C
52VaC
51c
—_____________
4.60%
9-30
<9-30
6-30
9-3Q
1
25c
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Circuit Breaker,
I-T-E
10-14
10-15
/ 9-16
10-15
9-16
12-30
12-16
11- 1
10-11
11- 1
10-14
11-1
10-14
10-28 j 10-18
10-28
10-18
(quar.) —_____
40c
Huttig Sash & Door Co., 5'%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Hydraulic-Press Brick-:—% 15c
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. iquar.)—
$1
5%
preferred
(quar.)
_
$1.25
common
10-11
$1/11- 1
10-24
%,10-lS
10-15
preference
Company,
-
10c
8c
20c
10c
B
6.40%
11-29
11-
preferred
y 10-25
10c
35c
Groceries' (quar.)™—__
Wholesale
Hudson
1-1-64
5%
Co.,4)2%
10-31
11-15
10-31
noncumulative
5c
$0.578125
semi-annual)
15c
35c
25c
—
(quar.i__
8c
—
common
IO7 1
12- 2
10- 1
)___
(quar
Intel-mountain
—
(quar.)
11-1
1-1-64
10-15
(N. Y.»—
pfr. series C
Syracuse
Insurance
11-15
(quar.53l>c
(San
11- 1
TO- 2
5c
Inttr-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
!—_—_
(increased
10-15
11-15
10-15
60c
■'
:
(quar.)—
Household Finance Corp., common <quar.)__
3%it- preferred
(quar.)——-———y.—
4%
preferred
(quar;)__—____________—
4,40% preferred
(quar.)___——______—_
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
$4 preferred
iquar..)
—!
Hotel
11- 1
______
quar.lj.____
(initial
common
Hormel
12-16
11- 1
*12,/ac
(s-a)____—
A
Co.__
Z___—;
Bearing:—
Paper
11-15
9-30
5c
40c
'*20c
'
,
Hqlt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (quar.)
Holyoke Water Power Co. iquar. 1
Home Insurance Co.
(N. Y.r-.(quar,)_iu*
Honolulu
.10-31.
10- 3
12V2C
45c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)_—
R.) & Co.
Lumber
5c
(quar.)________
Employees Corp.
(Increased
——
(quar.l.™-.^.^-—V
Holiday Inns of America (initial quar.)
;
Roily Sugar Corp. (increased quar.)_______
Holt
11-29
10-10
'
(stock .dividend)
A
(Edward)
Hines
10- 4
10- 5
'
?
15c
(increased quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
Inc.,
Pumps
preferred
Class
-_i-
___
10-15
—
10-25
20c
Light
Supermarkets—
Hill's
10-15
10-15
5%
25c
,
Electric
}0"1^
'
,
Quarterly
Hilo
35c
25c
30c
25c
'
(R.I.)—
Inc.
Fund
11- 1
11-15
10-25
10- 1
10-15
35c
(quar.)____'
(quar.)
Investment
Street
10-31
;—
Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Gordon
Jewelry Corp.
(increased)
$3.03
iquar.)
High
10-15
10- 1
10-22
11-15
11- 1
12- 2
11-15
10-15
11- 1
3%
(quar. I—30c
Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)__—$1.25
Company
_
10- 7
10-15
•
—__™__
10-31
common__
Bank
V.
—-r™—
40c
(quar.)__—
preferred
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
10-25
H- 1
25c
25c
56V4C
$l.l2Ua
—
______
10-10
10-10
10-10
Higbie Manufacturing
From
Gooayear
investment
11-
11-15
12 Vic
dividend
Goodman
1:
(quar.)
Powder
Hercules
Higbee
Institutional
(quar.)
National
6%
5%
British
less
(quar.).,
Goddard
<fc
c
Ordinary
(quar.)
Systems
(William)
Gate
9-30
55c
Ltd.
9-25
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
60c
10c
31 Vic
Co.,
$2,125
Envelopes
10-22
,1..
H.)
Globe
45c
...
(P.
Co.,
10-15
64'a
common
preferred
preferred
4%%
Glidden
Goddard
(quar.V_____
$1.30
Southwest-—
(quar.)
9-30
•115c
Co.
Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Co.
Bros.
Glatfelter
10-15
11-
62 tac
the
10-28
Insur-
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
10-15
40c
V. 62c
56 Uc
______
&
Products—
Galion
preferred
preferred
6%
(quar.)'
preferred (quar.)
Girltown, Inc., class A
10- .2
10-15
—
(increased
7%
5c
(quar.)
common
Gimbel
1
—.—__——
Corporation
10-25
Kentucky—
9%
of
Rubber
11-15
11-1
Mfg. (quar.)___—
Corp.,
common...—_—
Shoe
7%.
9-30
11-15
62^ac
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hawtluun-Mellody (initial)
Hayes Industries Inc. iquar.)
Heppenstall Co., 4Va'"% preferred
Hercules
10-15
11- 1
1V2%
—
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
common
10- 1
35c
—__—
America,
11- 1
10-19
10c
35c
«S;
11-15
15c
tquar.)
iquar.)
oi
Industria
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)___
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Georgia
10-25
10-25
25c
(quar.)
Tax)
&
10-25
11-15
50c
Investments,
Tire
11-15
62 Vac
Co. of
payment
Income
4Vz%
Williamsport
Business
New
(Interim
General
Gilfillan
Energy Fund—
32c
Tin
Geotechnical
12-
common
iquar.
Group
$2.20
8
Indiana—
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)_
General
10-
11-15
—_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
10-11
33c
5.16%
General
10-15
12V2C
Manufacturing
Employers
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Emhart
preferred
10-15
10-
31 %c
(quar.)
Telephone
5.20 %
1
11-1
32 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
$2,50
11-
2%
pence)
(quar.)
General
Girard
12in cash_______
Communications,
preferred
preferred
1
Battery Co.—..
stock
$2
11-27
Florida—
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
1
10-15
2 2 Vac
$1
11-
Corp)—
A
Electronic
6T*
of
payment
Storage
preferred
12-15
California—
of
$1.32
11-
$1.12
(quar.)___:
10-15
Electric & Musical Industries—■'
Electric
*$1.25
Co.
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Corp.
4.20%
(quar. 1—
$1.30
/
_
Extra
East
$1.18%
:
(quar.)
Telephone
preferre-d
V2 %
General
E
iquar.)
Wares, Ltd.—
Steel
General
Hat
4.42%
'
Dupuis Freros, Ltd., class A
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
ance
Illinois
(quar.)
9-30
—u
—
Light Co., com.
9-19
30c
:—
10- 3
10-15
Inc. (quar.l.—
Markets, Inc. (N.C.) —
Stores
Class
10%
$1.25
(quar.)
10- 7/
10-15
«
Electric
Hyster
Corp.—
preferred
General
10-17
50c
—
Inc.
11-21
10-31
12 %c
—
(quar.)
Ltd. Ordinary
Co.
12-12
8c
:
dividend
Mills
87'^c
Co.
2%
30c
dividend)
(stock
Electric
$l.l21/2
...
1
1
2
5c
Goods
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)
General
—_____
5-29
11-
12-
$1
Sporting
Gateway
5%
_____
6-19-64
30c
__
10-15
Co.—
(quar.)
iquar.)
$ 15 c
_____
25c
Canada,
coinmon___.—
preferred
(quar.)
,
1
35c
dividend)
Nemours
•
Monthly
9-30
Gateway
1
1
Corp., common (quar.)
4%
prelerred (quar.)
!
Futterman
Corp.
(monthly)
Monthly
Gamble-Skogmo,
income.™
of
7Vi.%
1
10-30
7c
preferred (quar.)_.
Inc. (quar.)
(E.
,12-
2
Laboratories—
Dunham-Bush
du
'
1-
40c
-
investment
net
& Co.—
Class
partic.
Ducommon,
E.)
(quar.)
Fruehauf
2-1-64
Inc.—
from
A
I2V2C
'
_
(quar.)
Fund,
Film
(Charles
Class
1
9-26
__
Quarterly
10-
9-26
Properties,
class A
(monthly
Drewrys, Ltd. '(USA)
(quar.)
Du-Art
1
10-15
Drew
Dreyfus
11-
10-15
120c
120c
3%
Industries,
..
$$1.75'
.
dividend
Chemical
10-15
*20c
(quar.)____
common
7%
Stock
17 V2C
Ltd., com. (quar. )
:_™_™__j:™™i:._™T™_™ j\ ■■
,1
•
+
Chemical,
10-21
10c
Marx iquar.)
(stock dividend)
4%
'
7%
/
Corp.
New
(quar.
Restaurants
Inc.
A
par
—
10- 8
$1.50
—
(quar.)_^,~„_
Super
Schailner
Hoover
at
_
9-30
1
Class
of
redeemable
par)
Company
1
1
dividend
slock
J.i
<A.
share
9-30
11-19
$0,767
receipts
deposit
10-15
11- 1
Publishers,
Row
Common
11-19
11-
115c
10-15
10-15
9-30
*
10-15
t31^c
10-10
25c
_..i
payment
South
11-
*15c
..
.
Corp.
Geduld
State
(Interim
common
10-15
10-15
7
...
(quar.)
Ltd.
Cos.,
less
.
*42 Vac
10-
8c
Bank
Co.
M.)
1
preferred (quar.
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_____
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection
11-25
25c
(quar.)
10-31
11-15
Refractories—
4.96%
10-15
7 V2 C
(quar.)
Funds
preferred
American
_.
B
Canada,
Custodian
Fraser
12-17
10-30
1
1
12-16
'
,
class
Corporation
Franklin
4
9-16
l5c
1111-
10c
—___
.
17c
—-
Hartlield
10-21
1
'
Inc
Franklin
1
$20c
Fund,
Franklin
•
10-15
11-
75c
——
10-15
10- 4
9-20
11- 5
(quar.)___:
dividend
&
Harsco
Hart,
9-27
10-25
25c
—
10-15
10-15
11-15
Quarterly
9-20
2 %
—
div.»__
12- 1
11- 1
*$1.25
iquar.)
preferred
5%
(initial)
Co.
Harris-Teeter
10-16
4
20c
(quar.)
(stock
Y.) iquar.)
(annual)—:
pfd. A (s-a)
(initial)
5%
-
of
Co.
Foursquare
8-28
10-15
10-25
—
12-
quar.)___.
Belding
&
Wallace,
<fc
4.60%
>.
'
Line,
Cone
Fram
.
10-31
$12 Vac
8
less
——
Stock
9-20
2 %
Ltd.,
Cotton,
(H.
Harper
9-13
10-21
%
35c
'25c
,>.—
(quar.)
Hartford
Corp. (quar.)—
of America—
Tiger
Flying
Harper
10-18
1
10-15
5%
1
10-21
6c
common
11-
25c
20c
(increased
A
Forbes
12-31
4-15-64
13 Vac
(quar.)
com.
25c
3 2 Vac
(annual)
Foundation
$4
-v.—.
Y.)
(N.
(N.
convertible preferred
Tile Industries—
5%
Foote
__—__
2nd pref. (quar.)
Dominion Glass, juta.,
4
Diego—
Bureau
class
M.),
(S.
Mills
Flour
con¬
General' Insurance—
__
Bank
Inc.
Moore,
B
Class
10-15
■>'
income)
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-
5c
9-30
1-15-64
——
tquar. )„_
Canada
1
5C
9-20
10-15
&
Flickinger
9-20
_™___j_
(initial)
11-
11c
11-1
12-16
3-16
10-15
iquar.)_
common
preferred
tquar.)
Harnischefeger Corp.—
6%
conv. prelened
(quar.)
Co.—•
(quar.)—
10-18
10-15
9-30
10-15
11-29
2-21
9-30
$1.25
81.25
15c
-
—
6%
8
10-15
5c
investment
Co.
C.
San
•
15c
(quar. >__
(quar.)—
Co.,
Harbison-Walker
4
11-
10-14
„_%_™™.'
Bridge
Dominion
Nationaf
National
Fisnback
Anglo Investment Corp.—
5%, preferred
Dominion
Dominion
First
First
1
8 V2 %
Fund
&
9-26
con¬
(quar.)
Water
Dominick
Dominion
of
9-30
v' 25c
_
(quar.)
Mines,
I.
B.
10-31
5
stock
(final
Ordinary
Dolly Madison Foods.' Inc
Dome
Si
in
10-
30c
con¬
Inc. (lie from capital gains
from
Dinettes
S.
Bank
11-15
11-15
Yorkl___—
tax)
National
10-18
value stock-
par
Connecticut
First
11-15
(initial)—
Dividend Shares,
Dixie
80c
New
income
Photo
in
tone-for-100)
vertible preferred
Discount
$1
value
par
First
10-18
10-15
value stock-
par
80c
1 ;
9
dividend)
1
$1.50
pfd.
iquar.)
Handschy Chemical Co.
6
12-
(quar.)—
11-
60c
IIV4C
$5
RR.,
Mig.
preferred
Lignting
Handleman
9-30
11-
10-18
11-
•
>'/•
in
12-!
;V.
7 V2C
—
(quar.),—_
(stock
Florida
(one-for-100)
preferred
10-10
*5c
^
(one-for-100)
preferred
10-21
56V4C
(quar.)
——_____—
10-15
,
Co.
Rubber
&
10-31
11-
__y
Dillon
1 J.
S.) <fe Sons (quar.)..
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
(quar.)
common
Financial
Charter
5cC
'Extra
Tire
First
2%
(quai.
Corp.
Mines
Corp.,
dividend
Stock
8
30c
(increased-quar.
(stock dividend 1
Ltd.
(quar.)
;
1-2-64 '
7 Vac
——_________
10-
15c
>,
Firestone
10-11
10-15
1
5c
Corp.
4
Corp
Rico)
Insurance
Fund
10-28
;
30c
_
Fireman's
10-21
25c
(quar.)_.
Investment
(quar.)
National
Diana Stores
™_™.
Inc.
Business
General
10-31
40c
t
,
(quar.)Homes
Small
10-25
j
./ 3oc
■„
*50c
iquar.)
(Puerto
Credit
Quarterly
9.30
9-30
11-
10c
14c
(quar.)
ts-a)
Tunnel
Mobile
Di Giorgio Fruit
Financial
11-14
'~64c
_
.
Ltd.
Canada
Developers
10-10
CM 0
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.)
First Camden National Bank & Trust
(quar.)
Mines.
Financial
11-14
2
Chemical Coatings (quar.)
Pnipps Stores. Inc., 5V2% pfd.
cower
&
Lignt iquar.»
Denison
10-10
10-25
.
*
shares
Delaware
Detroit &
1
tax
SOlo
Dean
■.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Bros.
Halo
America—
of
Stock •' dividend.
Corp.
tquar.)_
(quar.)_
Ohio
&
$2.40
Hamilton
bearer
non-resident
African
share)
per
10-10
Financial
4
Insurance
preferred
Halle
9-25
10-31
10c
50c
»quar.)_<„_
Mines deierred
11-1
11-
$1.25
_-
__
?
10-
payment of Rand 0.50 per
South
American
De
tquar. )„
preferred
(quar.)
Beers Consolidated
shares
•
5Va%
10-15
Stores (quar.
Trust Co. (Pa.)—
A
Wine
Haekensack
9-25
10-15
$1.25
Department
preferred
conv,
Guslin-Bacon
9-25
32V2C
10-10
10-10
pfd.
Investment
11-29
10-15-
65c
1
93 %c
10-31
10-15
12-
$1.37)^2
—-1——T
5%
1
11-
tquar.j_™
A
37V2C
$2Vac
5c
12VaC
11-
38%% )—__—
of
lax
5Vi%
Estate
Company—
5%
Growers
28%
%
(quar.).
common
5*2%
prelerred
(quar.)
prelerred (quar.)__
4
11-
1
Co., Ltd.. cl. A (initial quar.)
Savings Life Insurance
Grieseclieck
10-18
10-18
40o
(quar.)
Finance,
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Dana
c-oip.", J%%
prelerred
10-10
1
$5
(reduced-quar.)
prelerred
Services
$1
(quar.)_;
preferred
$4
9-12
10-15
10-30
11-1
"
■*.
6
11- 1
22%c
30c
(monthly)
Assn.
Mortgage
12- 1
12-10
40c
$1.37Va
11-
2
9-20
10- 9
;
,
—
income
Real
25c
(quar.)_.—__
(Hoqston)—
Scores, Ltd., Ordinary and
(final payment of 23',a%
Co.,
Gas
135c
(N.
—_—
Insurance
10-15
11-1
Trust™
British
135c
Board-
$1.20
(quar.)__
12-14
12-31
$7.50
A_____~_——
iquar.)
55c
75c
(quar.)_
.
___—__
Greentield
less
Y.)
Ordinary
15c
(quar.
Ry
Lite
Universal
class A
$1.50
.5%
Insurance_______—
class
Ltd.,
$1.06
Light, $4.80
2
5c
*2 5c
_____——
prelerred (quar.)v_,
iquar.)__,
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Life
Traders
&
Common-
10-15
10-31
tquur.)
5c
(quar.)
6%
preierence
Federal
Dallas
(quar.)
30c
12-5
(quar.)!
Daffin
Southern
(N.
Holdera
When
Payable of Rec.
Sha.re
Insurance
Northern
Great
5
50c
class
Great
9-30
Financial
Grain,
$1.40
1
25c
(quar.)
Juaouratones,
Class
10-14
10-18
National
Ftuerat
20c
iquar.i
Co.,
Record
Vvest
Farmers
"
Cutter
10-26
$1.25
u
12-16
50c
i
*30c
common
183/4C
—
11-15
_
Corp.,
Ltd.
12-16
J7i>c
(s-a)
(u_ar.)
Curtiss-Wright
—
Equipment
11-
10c
2oc
_a
iquar. )__„™__™
International, Ltd. iquar.
Cuneo
American
Great
35c
_________
Co., Inc.—
preferred
tquar.)
convertible
Name of Company
Great
quar.)—
11
Per
Holders
'
"
.1
When
is-a.i__—j__—_____—.—,—
common
Plantation
Executive
seal
$2
Crow's
Ltd.
Inc.—
(initial
Eversharp,
Ewa
3
.
Payable 0} Rec.
Francisco)
i&an
iquar.)__
Crown
11-16
+
___
.
Crou.>e
AUC
(quar.)™
_
Per
Share
Name of company
9-18
*5c
Y.)
N.
A
ciass
( extra >™___.
10-15
(1443)
.
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
I2V2C
luc
Plains,
(White
Co.
Provost, Leu.,
a;
Craig Bit,
Share
,
Chronicle
Interstate
<fc
Stores
Casualty
Co..
.
<quar.)_
<111.1—
semi-annual
Securities
Inc.
:
common,
0
1-— __™
.
Continued
on
page
46
The Commercial and Firiancial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
i
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Highest
Lowest
56% Aug 29
11 % Oct 24
16
81% Mar 9
217/a Jan 15
so% Oct
99% JaD
Jan
55
23
72 % Jan
12% Oct
1
15% Jun
Oct
2
53 y4 Sep
45
24
Jan.
33% Feb
21
May 29
-
10
23% Jan
3
Oct
39% Oct
21
24
.
>
»
14
Jun
-
59%
54 Vb
55
543/,
54%
3%
3%
33/8
551/8
3 3/8
36%
23%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
23%
23%:
23%
24%
8,600
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
18,600
Jan
95
93 %
93%"
Inc
Aug 26
Aug 30
j.
3
2
103
Apr
2
2
33% Sep
11
Allen
Industries
4
42 y4 Mar
4
53 Vb Sep
17
Allied
Chemical
2
15 Vb May
2
47% Jun
12
5
17% Feb
15
13 ye Jan
34% May 29
-•6% Jun 25
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
9% Feb
5
7
Feb
15
Jan
31%
51%
493/4
503/4
50%
14
13%
14
*133/4
No par
44%
44%
45
45
443/4
443/4
*44%
8%
8%
83%
8%
8%
52%
53%
6
Allied
Kid
11
Allied
Mills
9% Mar 11
Allied
Products
Co
T
20% Jun
4
Jan
3
96
Apr
16
14% Sep
30
19 y4 Apr
16
Alpha
Portland
42% Sep
6
Alside
Inc
4
24% Apr 29
20 y8 Jan
2
27% Jun
5
51% Mar 22
69
July 11
Aluminum
7
37
May 21
Amalgamated Sugar Co
2
26
Apr
9
22 % Jan
Mar~T
•4
18
3
4
23
Feb
17% Jan
97
16
142
Feb
16% Oct
18
40 % Jan
4
22% Oct
25
30
May 18
21% Oct
Apr
Sep
17%
*91%
90
89
89
40
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
10,500
163/4
12%
53%
171/4
16%
16%
16%
16"%
25,800
*89
100
93%
153/a
15%
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
33
33y4
323/8
331/4
32%
32%
32 y4
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
66%
67%
67 3%
67%
66 i/b
61%
323/,
24%
313/4
233/4
32%
243/a
32
24%
31%
243/B
No par
74
76%
73%
74%
723/4
741%
45
45%
45%
453/4
451/4
45%
1
No par
Corp
12.50
Airlines
1
common
convertible
Bakeries
American
Bank Note
27%
28
27%
Co
20
20%
19%
20%
193/4
22%
23
23
231/4
64%
*63
140
133
56,400
•
1,700
26,200
32
32%
8.800
23%
.
27:-
66%
23%
3,800
73
72%
75%
22,700
45%
45 Ve
45%
17,000
27%
28
28%
48,300
23%
28
137 y4
,
19%
20 %
26%
24%
300
137 %
20
24
24%
*128
10,000
27
v
26
132%. 132%
20%
21%
5
common
140
•
11,400
45%
23%
133
*129
'
66%
>
-32%
X72
28%
27%
28y4
100
No par
preferred
American
'
32%'"""
v
31%
3%%
*92 %
93
93
93
*921/4
15%
67
American
7,100
-53%
53
-
1,000
33%
.__
Corp
'.■? 400
■
No par
Petroleum
1,000
■
8%
90
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Amer
14 c
45%
*8%
19%
10,000
4,800
110
64
64%
63
63
*62
__2
15%
16%
15%
16Va
15%
16
15%
17
17
17%
No par
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
523/8
51%
51%
52
52
59
July 19
65
Feb
26
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13 y2 Jan
17% Oct
11
American
Bosch Arma Corp
Jun
25
53 V* Apr
25
48% Jan
58% Apr
4
American
Brake
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
22% Jun
Jan
62
25
47% Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38 % Jan
14
38 Ve May 29
47 % Feb
19
43% Apr
1
47 3/a Feb
1
38% July
41% Mar
39% July 8
10% Sep 12
42% Jan
6%
30
41
5
Jun
Oct
2
47% Jan
50% Mar 26
27
29% Oct
11
American
28% Jan
24
American
11
American
5
3
51% Jan
Dec
21
88% Mar 12
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
31
25
55% Jan
Jun
24
35% Dec
-I—*.
May~29
2
31
251/4 Jun
Mar 20
American
Hardware
65 %
Sep
3
American
Home
23
Jan
4
American
Hosp
19% Feb
13
2
24
24
2
14
Oct
Investment
3
5%%
24% Feb
1
American
Jan
2
92
Oct
3
30% Jan
3
40% Jun
26
18% Mar 13
14% Jan
2
26% Mar 18
53
Oct
International
American
30y4 Apr
46
Oct
American
183/a Sep
;
101
-16
prior
3.90%
American
May 16
12
American
Metal
4%%
2
Feb
14
American
Motors
45% Oct
10
American
253% Jun
26
American
News
7
80
Sep
4
American
Optical
83/4 Aug 20
15
Jan
25
American
2
543/4 Jan
4
181/4 Oct
25
152 % May 16
26 % Jun
24
123/4 Jan
2
150
7
Jan
16% Jan
26
40% Feb
7
29
8% May 29
48% July 18
18 % Jan
17
2
28%
28%
29%
12.400
23%
23%
1
23%
24%
2,900
90%
1
28%
281/4
28
23
23
23
231/4
;i:
85%
99%
99%
557/a
55 VB
56%
56
411/4
41
41%
-
93
41
*991%
56%
89
86%
55
85%
86
100
54%
31,800
100
*99%
%
170
57 %
69,000
41%
4.900
41V*
41%
41.1/4
36%
361/4
36%.
361/4
36 3/8
36
36%
36 %
26,800
38%
39%
38%
39 y8
38i/2
38%
38
383/4
38%
393/4
28,800
30%
30%
41,500
10%
27,100
29%
301,4
31%
2934
31
30%
10%
10%
10y4
10 »/8
10y4
10
10%
43%
437/a
43%
61%
62
61%
62%
20%
*16%
16%
1
22%
22%
-
16%
20%
*16%
20%
16%
22%
22%
106
19
19%
*104
183/4
*91 %
36
36%
36%
100
*111
19%
.2
30
113
19%
30
93
19%
19%
19%
30%
30%
30%
21%
44%
21%
20
20%
20
21%
;__10
45
45% '
44%
45%
21%
21%
73%
21%
21%
Co
1
Photocopy Eqpt Co.No
American
Potash & Chem
American
Rad
7%
preferred
American Research
Sany
8%
par
No par
33
com___5
-
100
—
&
*73
17%
*157
Dvlpt Corp.l
28%
,
9%
33%
18
162
29
73
9
32%
17%
*157
,
,73
9%
33%
17%
*159
160
18,500
37,600
16%
22 VB
300
22%
16%
16%
22%
3,200
106
*104
106
■
18%
72,400
18%
22%
45%
21%
*72%
8%
32%
17%
*111%,
113
61 y2
20%
18%
18V4
91%
*91%
93
80
34
30%
*111
2,200
61
20%
.
»1%
93
35%
113
19%
36%
1.66%
No par
7
*104
18%
*91%
353/8
106
19Ve
16 y4
22%
*104
43%
*43%
61%
203/4
20%
91%
106
60%
20%
22%
18%
10
43%
62Ve
22%
91%
*104
x61
20%.
*16%
21
1
43 y4
43%/ 44
43%
1
•
Co
Gas
Std
30
35%
30%
10 %
par
com__i
Corp
5
6
IOO
57%
361/4
No par
30
33% Sep
100
55%
,
4,300
13,600
41
111
Co
&
833/4
83
99%
28
^23
>
v
39,800
41
.
Inc
18% Sep
Jun
801/4
__40c
of
34% Sep
162
28/
231/4
28
_____100
Natural
9
Mar
1,400
283/8
3
■
6.50
Meter Co
26
61
54%
convertible preferred
Metal Products
Jan
2
54%
54
Corp.
Co
Climax
39 Ve Feb
733/4 Jan
32 % Jan
54%
10%
53%
American
11
21% Sep
32% Oct
23
54
10%
53%
preferred
100
& Fdry com._ii.75
20% Apr
18
54 3/a
10%
54
Mach
2
Jan
10%
12.50
preferred
Apr 23
30% Mar 15'
22
115
July
103/4
Corp.No par
11
10
2
20
Supply
16% Oct
106
10%
Corp
233/4 Jun
26
10%
Products
2
Jan
19
4
3
18 Vb Sep
10%
43,900
-
.2.50
Jan
81
41%
;
—10
20% Jan
101% Mar 18
45%
41%
Co
30
42 % Jan
29%
45%
41%
Foreign Power__No
181/4 July 19
106% Nov
28%
45%
41
10%
Co
Power
49% Mar 25
15
29%
45%
4iya
53%
Corp
343/4 Jan
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
12
Enka
8
29
24
Electric
American
8
1053/8 Nov
142% Jan
American
11
2
2
48 y4 May 29
8y4 Oct 24
12
39% Oct
Jan
Jan
24
38 3/4 Aug
&
40
Oct
1
4
American
23
27
Distilling
32% Mar
29% Apr
13% May 20
Mar 19
24
American
2
86
12% Oct
23
8% Jan
5
28
45%
4iya
100
__lo
16
12
291/4
45 3/a
41 3/a
10 3/a
Export Lines Inc
24% Jan
28 3/a
45%
41
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American
7
22% Jun
American
17
24
5
41%%
6
33% Jun
79% Sep
24% Oct
Sep
3
333/4 Feb
,
291/4
453/4
41 y4
Crystal Sugar common. 10
Oct
49% Sep
28%
46%
No par
2
15% Oct
97
July 23
Oct
29%
Line Co
40% Feb
1
28
36
93
62% Sep
44% Jan
100
4,400
41 VB
5
17% Jan
10% Jan
17
May 29
133/4 May 29
.
2
33,600
45%
No par
Cable
79
25
44% Oct
41% Jan
,
29
Corp
&
5
20% Mar
18
181/4 Jun
.
_
8% Oct
101
Commer Barge
Consumer Ind
25
May 20
94
12%
Chain
Jan
3
—
American
20
25
-r—
553/4 May 21
22
Jan
common
Cement
13
*63
64%
12.50
_1
Co
American
17
*63
25
Can
12% May 20
34 V* Feb
31% May 29
Co
preferred
24% Jan
35% Jun
28% Oct
7%
1
84
—50
Shoe
Theatres Inc
American
23
18 Vb Oct
20
9
preferred
35%
34%
36
22,000
*niy4
113
*111%
19%
113
19%
19 Vb
19%
3,000
•31 y4
31%
32%
2,000
2iy8 -213/4
21%
21%
678,500
45
45%
213/4
21%
713/4
72
31
X44%
45 %
21%,
22
72 V*
73
72%
V 8%
9%
33%
17%
>
31%
17%
18,800
2,300
-
600
8%
9%
48,300
32%
313/4
32%
15,000
17%
/17%
17%
22,100
9
1593/4
*159
160
.
159
159
27%
28%
26
27%
26%
27%
263/4
30
30%
30
30
11%
80%
30
11%
79,8
176%
22%
*127
29%
11%
80%
30%
11%
80%
30%
11%
80%
11%
11%
11%
80%
80%
81
176%
176%
30
27%
10,100
'
23% Oct
142
Jan
20% Nov
122
2
1
Jan
3
207/a Feb
27
65
152
May
Apr
4
24
30% May
8
133% Apr 11
33 %
July 18
July 22
9% Jan
56% Jan
151
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
136% Jan
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
19
126% Sep
July
24
2
5
27
Aug 22
30
20
May 29
25% Mar 19
22% Jan
23
Jan
26% Oct
17
25
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
preferred
American
6%
130% Oct
24% Aug 21
24
Jan
2
27
15% Feb
13% Jan
18
54
17
Jun
25
Mar 19
Co
5.44%
Tel &
Tobacco
7
26
July
8
23% May 13
52% Aug 22
>6%
*127
128%.
33
33%
12.50
13%
—33%
128%
33%
26%
13%
129%
Tel Co
..6.25
28%
28%
Water
5%
common
^_100
Works
preference
Co
Ametek
21% Jun
15
20% Jan
29 Ve Jun
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
37% Jan
2
30 Ve Jan
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
41%
Amsted
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
54
Jun
23% Jun
37
Anaconda
27% Jan
35% Feb
Anaconda
Wire
4
28% Jan
35 % Apr
97
Apr
Anchor
19
39% Jan
Anderson
7
41% Jan
Anken
22 % July
Apco
Jan
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
91
27
95
Jun
34% Sep
28% Oct
11
Jtin
May 16
26
49% Feb
23
79
25
For
Feb
24% Feb
footnotes,
9
27
8
92
Jan
26% Apr
14% Oct
15 % Feb
see page
23.
27
Sep
Inc
endorsed
Industries
&
27%
28%
128
29%
*27%
129%
25%
22%
50%
28%
25%
22%
51%
29%
18
18%
22%
—
27
13%
128% 129%
29%,
__
.
32 /2
32
31 /2
—
26%
27
13%
13%
128
129
27%
28 %
128% 128%
29%
30
*27%
__
*25%
26
21.%
21%
50%
50%
28%
28%
17%
18%
22
22%
1,140
2,800
25%
21A
21%
40%
41 %
39
49%
50%
49%
33%
31%
96%
&
&
20c
14%
_l
18%
18%
21.80
Co
Film
Corp
27
33%
31%
97%
26%
15%
18%
14%
26%
14%
J8%
18%
18%
27
50
26%
17%
22
'
33%
31%
*96 %
33%
32%
97%
3,600
30%
41 %
33%
31%
*96%
x26%
14%
128%
400
33,700
81,400
50%
33%
31%
97%
27%
16%
13%
95,200
50
33%
26%
13%
28%
41
31
26
13%
31%
128%
50%
*96%
26%
16,900
32
129%
41%
-
31%
32
28%
50%
Corp.—6.25
1,500
129
128%
40%
No par
3,600
23%
23
*127
28%
1
L
Cable
22%
2,500
176%
128%
22%
25
22
23
129
2,300
17,900
13%
128%
27 Ie
128%
3°,,
*27%
Corp__l
No par
Clayton
Corp
32
17%
Inc
Hocking Glass
Oil
1^9
33
33%
23
50%
28%
preferred
Chemical
*127
32
33
26
13%
23
No par
shares
Ampex Corp
$4
*127% 128%
23
25
22%
51%
28%
18%
22%
Co
4
28
3
AMP
__
176
176
50
14% Mar 16
24
*27%
128
29%
176
23
176
1
25% Mar
4
37% Jan
33% July 11
'
25
25
,
Zinc Lead & Smelting.,
1
Inc
No par
33% Mar 29
6
29%
American
20% Jan
10
May 28
16% Oct 24
127%
5
com
preferred
5%
33%
25%
'
12.50
common
preferred
American
23
£1
Ltd
Co
preferred
American
American
29%
11%
80%
176
preferred.100
Inv
Co
4
1
22%
transactions:--.
Sugar
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
11
176
8%
commow
non-cumulative
29%
11%
79%
•
___100
___.
South African
Foreign
30% Oct
26
Snuff
American
28% Aug
Oct
42
1%
30% May 21
14% Jun
5
2
Jun
15
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com No par
American
Amer
16
39'
Mar 30
American
39% Aug 20
23% May
7
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
25% Oct
34% July
3
12% May 24
88% Sep 11
177% Sep 25
28 VB May 17
130 % May 27
21% Jan
125
98% May 29
123
2
-
1,800
45,500
j
15%
America
of
52-
32%
transactions
Co
20
31%
90
'
16% ,17
93
*91%
93
53%
53
15,900
.
102%
14
•
8%
•'
?.•
'
<■
*44%
45
11,600
3,900
51%
13% -13%
14
20
52%
53
90
123/4
12%
16%
8%
'
V-7,300
_10
:
,
41
4
67
52%
*89
90
12%
8%
30%
24%
Amerada
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
17% Jan
*89
*
65%
Amerace
6
48% Sep
29% Sep
16
23% Jan
114
81% Sep
22 % Jan
-
700
40%
31%
-
5,300
'
52%
*101
102 %
*101
101
101
3,700
No par
Cement
Aluminium Limited
29
62 y2 July 22
14
_„
Foreign
Feb
52
3,700
32%
•
52%
51
Corp
T
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
_1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
31%
40%
>
137,700
10 Ve
9%
•
•
-32
503/4
2
31
52I/8
51%
14% Jan
34
52%
50%
4
May 29
52%
52%
9
—5
Corp
93
20% Jan
-40%
32
10
31
40%
■
31% -31%
41%
-
17
Dec
323A
411/4
313/4
18
68% Mar 23
303/4
41%
323/8
Jan
23
9%
10%
31%
413%
52%
13% Jan
22
9%
10
31
-
102%
91
25
3%
31%
57% Apr
Jun
3%
52 ya
2
16% Jun
5
17,100
3%
*92%
10%
10
55%
*100%
3
28% Jan-
42%
9,000
54%
52%
2
89
10%
33
41%
59%
32%
Jun
7
10 Ve
31%
l
59
55%' "
3%
95
*92%
95
59%
102%
11% Jan
12
l
23
23 y4
16%
*•
16%
31%
87
49% Mar 20
22%
*92%
95
27
.27
*100%
49% Jan
30% Jan
23 Vb
23
*92 %
23i/2
•
26%
16%
25%
26%
1
2
100% Mar
233/4
*361/4
36%
23%
33/8
>
25%
26%
24%
Xl6%
100
4
Jan
*36%
10
Inc
6
12% Oct 24
36%
23%
5
16% Feb
88
36%
23%
100
Jun
*66% Feb-
81% May 3
9% Oct 23
"
'
1
common..
-Jan
V
"
56%
2
preferred
19% Jan
3%
2
_
Inc
2
93
-1
Corp——__
58
56%
No par
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd.
11
42 %
13
Gas
Products
4Va%
11
42% Jan
2
57
13
Chemicals
&
Industries
Aldens
4
58,900
<
60%
95
12
10,100
.
54%
31% May 21
9% Apr
3,100
9%
61%
59 Ve
9
32% Jan
9%
56%
54
9
30% Jun
'
~
'
59
Jan
5
9%
60
22 y4 Sep
2
10%
591/4
2
Jan
10%
59
Jan
Aug
11%
17
4
91
11
No par
'
163/4
Alabama
47% Jan
'
9%
56%
27i/4
17%
Alco
23% Mar
26
9%
55%
27%
16%
14
19
24
27%
27 y4
17%
38% May 10
10
Jun
27%
19% ' 19%
27%
17%
25 y4 May 24
Dec
15% Oct
27%
19%
27%
50c
3
96
90
27%
Products
Control
12
12% Mar 20
15
2,400
5,200
27%
10%
19%
1
*
56%
Jan
53% Apr
18
19%
26%
Feb
' Sep 18
16% May 29
34% Oct 24
20% Jun
74
19 %
25
19
88
45
12,100
73%
19%
23%
35
48% Jan
25
50
74
19
56
40% Mar 26
39% May 28
17% Jun
48%
73%
19%
26%
A J
41
.
48%
74
19%
23 %
Products
14
'
48
73%
Reduction Inc
27
24
48%
74%
26%
Air
* Jun
16% Oct
49y4
73%
26%
Air
27% Sep
81% July
5
14% Dec 21
48%
74%
22 Ve
16
39
26
49 Vb
74
56 Ve
61% Apr
94% May 16
5% May 29
12 %
48%
12%
491/8
57%
3
•
10,800
118%
121/4
22%
Air
4% Jan
12%
1173/4
12%
26%
Aug 28
67% Jun
3
18 y2
•
12%
118%
12%
22 y8
3
19
8,900
12%
117%
26%
11
11
Apr 18
50% July 19
3y4 Oct
7
117%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
61% Oct
26 y4 Oct
56
117%
12%
Corp
27 y4 Oct
7
45%
118%
118%
10
3
14 Vb Jan
200
*44%
12 y4
Co
Adams-Mtllis
22% Apr
•.T
May 29-
45% Oct
24
Shares
45%
*45
45 y4
117%
1
Adams Express Co
4
4% Feb
25
July
13% Jan
Steel
Acme
Oct. 9
,
*44%
45
,
No par
Inc
11% Jan
17
70 Ve Feb
24% July 25
4
89% Dec
19
4
the Week
Oct, 11
1
Markets Inc
Acme
22 y4 Mar
2
90% Jan
18
84 V* Mar 15
41 y* May 29
•-
27 y2 Oct
9% Sep 23
43% Mar 18
18% Apr
May 28
45% May 29
3% May 29
33
Industries
20 y4 Sep
2
1
Mar
ACF
19% Mar 15
25
10
25
3
15
11
Friday
Oct. 10
5
Vending Corp
35% Jan
1
9% Oct
20% Jun
«
13% Jan
2
25
9% Sep 28
22
ABC
45
45
45
Thursday
118%
Laboratories
Abbott
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
Par
1
14
Jan
80
68y4 Feb 28
2
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
v
Abacus Fund
120% AUg 23
17
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
a
47
July 29
39% Jan
7
Year 1962
S PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
34 % Oct
EVERY LISTED STOCK
'
a
26%
14%
17/4
129
30
30
,
*27%
25%
25%
21%
*49%
28
27%
-
1.600
21%
*25%
50
3,300
50%
1,700
28%
10,700
17%
17%
18%
69,300
22%
22%
22%
-9,300
40%
40%
40%
14,500
49%
49%
50
30,600
33%
33
33%
1,650
6,200
31%
31%
32%
96%
*96%
97%
27%
26%
27
15
14%
15%
18
17%
18
20
3.500
23,100
9,000
:
Volume 198
Number 6307
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1445)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
«Jun
39-
42% Dec 31
38% Feb
5'
25
23Yz Jun
25
33
Lowest
Highest
22
71% Mar 15
24
57 % Feb
38 y4
25
73%
25% Oct
24
47
Mar 22
9% Oct
"13% Oct
30
18
Jan
12.
25
20% Jun
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
16
261
28% Feb
20;
16
2
519% May 29
2 % Oct
5 %
25
Sep
Jun
7
13% Jan
25
27
80% Jan
2-
6
27% Jan
161
2
2
31
2% Jan
1
20% Feb 13
34% Mar 27
2
4% Aug 29
51% May 15
43% Jan 22
54% July 26
21
&
5
Ashland Oil &
May 13
Associated
66% May 16
21
19
43
Jun
2
11
11% Jun
4
49
Sep
18
Atlantic City
91% Apr
6
87 *
Jan
10
94
Apr
4
31% Jun
5
27
47% Dec
21:
46% Jan
21
'•41%'.Oct
88
1
29
iliy. Jan
17
85% Aug 21
89% Mar 14
14.% Jan
11
18%: Jun
21
2% Jan
2
3% Oct
7
17% Oct
9
25% Feb
i Jun
2
16
Nov
3
512% Nov
48:
811% Jan
5.
2
i-.' Feb
3
5;
23
Jan
14% Jan
-15% Sep 20.
3
tl2%?Jun
'21
t.
15
J
July 23
i
9% Oct
24
20% Dec
•
27% Dec
!
7
17% Jan
7
<8
28
;
12% Aug
,7
;
38% .May 16
<42%CJun
<14
Jun
-
Dec"27;
63%
25
»16%-May 29
:
28% Feb
.
Conv.prior pref ($1.20)
No par
AUtomauc Canteeri Co of Amer_2.50
41%: Jun
12
AVC
fl
80
Oct
9
.8
29%. Jun
12
24% Mar
8
5% Jan
Sep 26 :
7
.
28
29%
32,400
65%
-63%
63%
19,100
16,900
65
»
64%
65%
4014
39%
40 %
97
*88%
38%
x9%
18%
99 %
99y4
99%
40
;
64%
63
39%
40
39%
39%
98%
'
99%
99%
3.300
iooy»
8,000
89
89
89
89
89
89
89%
560
39
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
2,500
9%
19
38%
*9%
18%
10%
19
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
30y4
30!/2
30
30%
29%
30
30y8
30%
4,400
29
3%
50y2
28%
3%
50%
29
4%
50% ''
29
3%
50%
28%
28%
28%
28%
49%
50%
49
50
58
57%
57%
28 %
3%
50%
57%
58y8
57%
58
57%
58
28%
10%
47%
28y2
28%
10%
46%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
-
,
10%
46%
•
3%
3%
*
11
10%
8,600
3%
2,900
25,900
6,300
38,300
10%
11
45%
46%
88
88
57%;
56%
56%
3,100
52%
56%
51%
52
51%
52%
12,600
46%
46%
'.t' 89
*
*87
58
'•
58%
52%
88%
58y4;
53y4
88%
52
'
.
—.—5c
,
r
~ .
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*58
4
140
10%
<46%
*87
11
12,000
46%
2,400
88%:
88%
88
88
87%
15 y4
15%
15%:
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16,200
-J3%
17%
10%
23 %•
*31 y2.
12%
3%
17%
10%
23%
3%
3%
17%
3%
3%
>3%
158,600
17%
17%
3Vz
17%
34
«34%
34
CorpL_l__„_„___>.>V„_25,..-.;
Avco Corp .
i
Avnet. Electronics Corp.
.
:
27%
3%
17y2
10y2
23 y2
33
13 Va
Automatic. Retailers of America_50c
Apr
13
•'
No par; V-
common
23.
21% Oct
59"
13
30% Mir 29-
25
27
3%
17%
10Va
' 23 V4
*31 y2
•
13
.
.
1
20
10c
17y4 Jan
30% Aug 28
'
27%
89 .
58.%
53%
88 y2
15V2
1
Corp common
5%
preferred
Atlas Credit Corp
Nichols
27%
65%
10%
47y4
*86%
58V4
52%
*87
-
10
100
;
Atlas
Austin
28% May 16
25% Jan
18.
3i% Jany 2
13%;Aug 16
;
10% Oct
i
:
r
No par.
Atlantic Refining . common
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
f
28
15 Va
.100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
14,200
27%
28%
Electric Co com—4%
preferred
4%
15.
57% Feb
24
10 Va Jan
32%
57%
10 % Dec
49% Jan
85
25
44%
32%
10
10
34% May 29
30% Jun
2
43%
32%
28%
3%
50y4
>
1
Co
Oct
9% Aug
<
■X
Jan
25
43%
30%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred__l0
20% Aug
43%
32%
30V4
Refilling
Brewing
Shares
43%
32%
40%
40
2.50
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Associates Investment Co
the Week
43 v
32%
100%
89%
38%
10y4
19y2
Inc
Industries
Friday
Oct. 11
10
43
32%
1
50c
Corp
Arvin
Oct.
43
32%
198%
No par
89y2
1
38%
_5
10
2.50
*19
common
Sales for
Thursday
~
27%
64%
Co
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro
2
25 % Jan
;
f
52
1
43
26 y2 Jan
May 25
47% Nov
37% Oct
92% Fe|J
3
9% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
•
10
Armstrong Cork Co
Oct. 9
32%
27%
Corp
Armour
11
2
34% Jan
,
Steel
15
Oct
87
-
1
Wednesday
Oct. 8
"
43%'••>
*43
32%
Stores
Dept
Sep
102
7
2.50
Tuesday
.
Oct. 7
-
No par
Service Co
Public
Armco
8
48% Apr
Sep 27
66%> Jan
Apr 23':
89% Jun
7;
Arizona
11
65% Oct
51% Mar 19
Oct
Oct
32
Arlan's
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
29 % Oct
May 16
-28% July 17
21% Aug
8
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
44%-Oct 11
33% Aug 23
'
47Vi Jun
82% Jan
40
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, ,1963
Year 1962
Lowest
-
•
78% S79%r..
*r23%. 23%
.' 13%
14
■ '
89
17%
-
v
20
88
200
•
17%
10%.
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
23%
33.::
33
24%
x22%
23 yB
22%
33
*31%
33
*31%
32%-
'
13%
13%.
34%.
2,800
22%
34%
79%
11,400
:
'
12%.
13%
13 4 .
34 %:
34%
34% .
79% ■ ^ 79%:: 80 1
23 i- i ;* "■ ■;23'..4.. 22%
V!78.%
21%
13%
89
:
13 %
13%.
34%
34%
78%
79%:
22%
22%:
13%
>
14% V
x76%
22%
23%-.
14
14 Mr-
3,600
100
23,700
< 9,560
: 60,200
164,400
'
14% ',
14
13%
!
.
•
21,100
r
B
8y8:Mar 12
3% Oct
37 % Jun 26
58j/2 Feb.
9
17
Mar 20
46% Feb
11%.Jan 25
19% Apr 19
11% July 25
37 '/2 Mar 28-
32% July 24
37
110 J
:.(■
May 29
85% Jan
51%
51%
11%
10%
11
20
6
Baltimore
Gas
& Elec
52
52
12
Jan
3
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
71
Jan
2
21% Aug 29
92
May 3
Barber Oil
84%
84%
84
84 %
84 Va
10%
84%
43%
43%
8
4
19.
37
Jan
•=>
12% Feb
25
Basic
7
33% Jan
Ohio common
46 Va Feb
25
5%
Basic
Inc
Corp
1
2.'
34%: Jan
Feb
26
t,
*
101%. Oct
2
24
62 Va JUn
14
54 y4 Nov
16
95
11%'
9
34% Aug 21
Bausch Sc Lomb Ihc_
6
27% Jun
13
Baxter
39
Aug
9
47 % Jan
10
Bayuk
30
Oct
11
32% Oct
1
18
49"% Mar 14
il00
Jan
61
Oct
57 %
19
22% Jan
22
35
26
33 Vz Apr
17
34V2,Jan
8'
28
,5
29% Sep
27
Apr
36% Dec
11% Oct
24
16'/a Jun
May 29
22% Feb
24
50 y2 Jan
4
Feb
75% Jan
25%
11,900
42%
43%
2,900
(James B) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co com
No par
31%
32 VA
3)2
32 Va
31%
32
31
31
30
30%
3,800
48
48
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48
101
*100%
Beam
4 Va %
Dickinson
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
50 y2 Aug
63
Aug 26
3
55% Jun
128 Va Mar 23
114% Mar
1
1
I Va Oct
3
125% Aug 26
6
1% Feb
17y8 Apr
17
25% July 15
20
Belco
Bendix
Berman
Oct
10
35% Jan
15
Best
47% Mar 15
26% Jan
2
36
3
28% Jan
2
34% Apr
3
16
Bestwall
43% Jan
140% July 24
152 Va Apr
24
Jun
3
26*
153
<
Jan
Sep
160
4
16% Jun
15
27 Va Mar 14
20% Jan
3
30% Oct
9
79% Jan
3
86% Mar 27
99% Oct
5iy4 Jan
8
25 Va Aug
7
64% Aug 26
33% Apr 16
25
39% Jan
2
Oct
31
26% Feb
7
2
26% Apr
9% Oct
24
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
Oct
24
24% Dec
7
21% Sep
30
16% Apr
27% Jan
217/8 Jan
&
Co
7%
4%%
Mar 14
19% Sep
IT
19% Jun
25
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
57
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
3
4iy8Jan
8
J an
15
84% May 24
85
Jan
11
9% Oct
22
22 % Jan
10% Mar
7 Va Jun
25
22
27
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
Black
&
Bliss
14
Bobbie
4
Boeing
9
67% May 24
51% Sep 13
Mar 18
88
Aug 23
14% May 9
35% Jan
2
43% May 21
3% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
'
5% Feb
9% Feb
28% May 21
9% Apr 16
4% Feb
14
4
6% Jan
3% Oct
23
24
39 V4 Nov
26
37% Jan
3
60 Va Jun
15
99% Feb
13
85% Jan
30
Oct
83% Jan ' 4
90% Dec
13
87% Jan
30
43% Apr
23
36 % Jan
3
25
111% Jan
4
Oct
11
14
46
55
May 29
109
Jun
Jun
116
27
70
26
,
Apr
99% Feb
13 '/a Oct
24
52% Jan
Oct
22
30Va
26
82
II
47% Oct
7
115%
Sep
20
2
58
Oct
(E
2
Nov*28
W)
42
42%
43%
44
13,900
13%
10,200
Borman Food
94% Aug 23
July 9
114% July 26
93% Jan
10
Sep
25
20% Jan
27
25
Jan
28
14% Jan
2
33% May 7
31% May 16
18% May 13
8
5%
J)
(E
Braniff
When
5.50%
Brown
Brunswick
28% Jan
7
8% Oct
31
18% Mar
10% Jan
2
17% May 13
Bullard
Jun
26
61%-Jan
55
Jan
17
69% Oct
20% Oct
15
11
7
Watch
2
2
40% Sep
19
Burlington
19% Jun
20
24% Oct
24
53%.-Mar 26
25% Aug
34
18
23
23% Apr
24
7% Jan J.-'; 3
4% Jan
3
10%
Terminal
Bush
11
50%
48%
56
55%
56
56%
52%
52
52 %
119
50
51
49%
48%
49
48%
700
37,900
6,300
49%
19,200
56%
56%
55%
56 %
II,800
54
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
122
*117%
56%
122
*119
122
*119%
1%
1%
1%
1%
400
122
1%
100
130,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
28 %
26
26%
26%
27
10,800
35
35%
35 Va
36
35%
36
35
35%
35%
36
12,200
8
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33
32%
33%
71,800
158 %
157%
157%
157%
300
30%
30%
30%
8,000
*157
157%
158
157%
157%
*157%
29%
29%
29%
99%
99%
*99%
60%
61
61
61%
59%
61
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
25%
25%
30
30
30
30%
*100
*99%
*100
70
*59%
60%
*59%
60
3,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,100
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
2,100
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
29,600
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24%
24
24%
10,900
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
22,600
5
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1.25
20%
20%
20%
20 %
*20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
65%
65%
65
65%
65
65%
64%
65%
64%
65
15,200
5
Inc
47%
49%
47%
48%
48
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
25,300
100
*87
.
•
87%
87%
*87
87%
1
11 %
12 %
11%
12 Va'
10
Inc
x42 %
42%
42%
42 %
*3%
4
*3%
4
12
*87
87%
,
42%
3%
12
'
89
12
3%
*87
2,600
1,800
89
20
12
*3%
11%
12%
3,900
42%
.42%
42%
42%
42%
9,700
3%
3%
3%
*7%
7%
7%
7 Va
No par
29%
31%
30%
30 %
30%
31%
31%
32
32
2.50
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
5%
12
12
12
400
32
12%
5 %
3.50
3
1
100
100
series A
100
;—15
Inc
5
No par
1
5
Inc
1
Inc
1
5
1
Byers Co (A M)
25
55%
*51%
_2.50
Industries
22% Aug 19
Sep
50%
1
50c
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
20% Oct
25
10
100
-
Co.
9% Jan
8
17%
24%
10%
5
13 % Mar 15
13% May 21
2
32% Jan
17%
24%
10%
10
25% Jan
23
18
23%
5
Co
15% Jan
7% Oct
*17%
10%
;r
5,200
Buffalo Forge Co
26 y4 Dec
8% Aug. 26
17%
24%
10
18
21
common
24% Jan
16% Mar 12
17%
23%
10%
9,700
20%
'
26
17%
24%
10%
80
14,000
21
„
Co
27
8% Oct
17%
24%
1
25
18 % Mar 19
16
100
24
Feb
15%
21
& Sons
9% Oct
,
15%
21%
common
Club
Stores
18% Jun
11% Jun
1
15%
21
preferred
Bulova
16%
20%
Bullock's Inc
Jan
37
Co
%
10%
No par
1
5
$5
43%
25%
No par
Budd
43%
10%
Corp
'•<"
44 Va
24 %
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Bucyrus-Erie Co
41% Feb
6
43%
37
No par
preferred
Shoe
26
25
16
44%
13%
*36
20%
issued
27% Oct
Jun
16%
36
21%
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
2
16
16%
36
20%
Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
2
92% Aug
44
16%
43%
13%
% 13%
1%
Airways
11% Jan
,
43
41%
13%
36%
13%
*36
*117%
preferred
79% Jan
.
43%
42%
16
13%
36 %
42%
Boston & Maine rr common_No par
Brach
41%
43%
13%
*35%
13%
36
50c
Boston Edison Co
8
26
41%
13 %
36
1 %
Borg-Warner Corp common
3% %
preferred
84% Oct
Jan
'40%
170
7.50
15% Feb
-
67%
119 -
Co
31
24
67%
67%
1%
;
Dec
17y4 May 29
68
*65%
*65%
40c
Inc
14
44
66 %
*17%
common
Co
Stores
21% Feb
79
65%
1%
Co
May 29
9% May 29
12 y8
66%
140
1%
Brooks Inc
Borden
4
2
?8% Jun
23
*65
100
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
13
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
26 Va Oct
•
44,500
_2 pesos
Blaw-Knox Co
15
23
4
6
Dec
66
1
series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
Book-of-the-Month
9% Jan
64
1
pfd
Bond
35
64%
_1
Inc
40% Feb
28
62 %
10
Bigelow-Sanford
23% Jan
25
65
100
20% May 22
4% Jun
61
1
preferred
18
25% Oct
65%
1
30% July 26
21
64%
5
Co
1
4% Feb
67%
50
Corp
5
28% Mar 12
36% Dec
66
Corp
Inc
Steel
56% Feb
9
11,300
1
;
21% Jan
2% July
27%
5
25
29% May 29
27
101%
No par
16
2
27
_1
Co
35 Va May 29
79
26 %,
50
Savers
Gypsum
Bethlehem
7
31
26%'
100
Leasing Co
22
22% Oct
26
1
$4.50 conv preferred
24
40% Jun
26%
Co
Benguet Consolidated Inc
26
87% Nov 12
Mar 19
64
&
preferred
27 Va Oct
5
26
Corp
22% Oct
Feb
101
26%
Beneficial Finance Co common..
5%
3,300
101
101%
26
Corp
Belding-Heminway
Howell
101
100%
*101
Petroleum
27% Oct
42
Life
100 %
100
2.50
preferred
Corp
Intercontinental Corp
54 Va May 28
1% Feb
2,600
25
42%
&
25
2
30%
25
42%
Bell
49% July 16
15
30%
24%
Bell
24
*30%
30%
13
59% Jan
1,400
43%
May 28
15
1,500
25%
24
10
13%
34%
31 %
2
19% July
20% Jan 18
48 % Oct
27
13%
34%
43
8
31
7% Juxi 25
13%
34%
24%
Beech-Nut
12
190
13%
34%
K
30%
23
30% Jun
13%
43%
25%
45 Va Sep
2
4,000
10%
*43
43 %
2
Jan
2,100
11%
11%
43%
31%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek rr
9
83%
83%
11 %
43
13
21 Va Mar 28
83%
83%
*43%
34%
31 Va
I,700
24%
.17% Sep
\
13 %
34%
17%
31%
12% Jan
9
13%
35%
17%
18
25
Sep
14
12 Va
13%
35
400
43%
Becton
8
13%
35
51%
31%
11'
Oct
44
16% Jan
13%
35
700
*51
18
11
150
36%
51%
*51
*35%
42%
11
37%
V
320
36%
24%
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe
(A S) 4%%
pfd
10
Jun
31% Jun
•
35%
9,500
92
1
14
67% Oct
43%
lo
Inc
Inc
Beaunit
1
38% Sep 27
13'
Aug
2
11
*43%
*92
18.70G
No par
Laboratories
Cigars
17
July
Feb
*10%
43%
l
115% Jan
9
2
11%
43%
10
Sep
28 %
6
152%. Jan
.
Bath
7
103 % Mar
3
20% Mar
29% WTar 21
17% Oct
29
45% Jan
22 y4 Mar
V
1L
61
24
15% Jan
33% Sep 30
26
Jan 21
10%
50
preference
Products Corp
Iron Works: Corp
45% Apr
21
t
:
10
:
common.
convertible
12% Aug 22
;
B
-A%
2
9% Aug
-s
I 18 y2 May 29
Sep
92
52%
.'Jan
-
102
92%
*52
59
18
101%
52%
23%: Jan
20
101%
92%
52%
13
Va Jan
101%
92%
non-cumulative preferred_10o
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
22
1
101%
93%
53% May 29
5
108 Va Jun
101 %
*92%
2
■
30.
Va Jun
101%
93%
4G% Jan
85% Mar
34
102%
93
36%
52% Apr
.
102
35%
20% Jan
Sep
100
35%103
'
36%
24
48
12%
35%
*36%
25
15% Oct
12%
35%
36%
24
14 Va
12%
34%
*36 Va
Jun
96%: Mar 28
12 Va
35%
100
8% Oct
Dec
12 Va
35,
Baltimore
21
36%. Oct
12
40% May 17
22%.Feb
22
1£%
35%-
16
&
10,200
7,700
12
35%
26% Jan
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
8,500
11
100
4%%
May 28
3%
52%
10%
12%
1
19
Oct
••
3%
52
10%
35%
xl2 %
33% Feb
94
4
51%
10%
35
13
3
•
3%
.51
No par
Corp
com
Jan
19.
12 y4 Nov
v
,
-
*
88
48% Feb
36
4
3%-
100
;38%:Dec
.
52%
11
4%
9
29
:
54%
11%
4
5
Oct
60
3%
52%
11
_1
Wilcox
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
.Sep
106 y2 Feb
Maris
3%
52%
1
Babcock
22
94% Mar
9% Oct
i
Jan
14
104 y2 Mar
4
0 181/2 Oct 23
30 :
.July 10
58
,5
10% July 24
9
Babbitt (B T) Inc:
14% May 22
(27 Va Jun 27
••
96%;Jun 20
<
11
Co
Baker Oil Tools Inc__
4%. May 29
f
Co
—3%
>
5%
47
114%
'
5%
57%
*94
43%
113%
85%
114%
46%
57%
■v
113%
85%
113%
85%
57%
*94
95
43%
43%
12%
5%
115
43%
11%
*6%
.
47
113%
*94
43%
113%,
85% %
5%
47 Va
57%
57 %
95
5%
7%
114%
47
47%
114
*7
47
112%
57%
56%
,
7
7%
5%
5%
47
47
113%
112%
57%
95
*94
43%
43%
56%
43%
95
*94
300
7%
5,700
17,400
4,400
5%
47,:
4,300
114
7,000
57%
3,900
95
43
43%
113%
113%
2,800
113%
113%
113%
85
85%
83%
84%
82
83%
5.300
12%
11%
*113
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
221,400
■
800
28 %
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
'29%
29%
30
10,000
28
28%
27
28
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
18.800
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
16
13%
13%
13-%
13%
13%
'13%
♦86%
89%
86%
86 %
*86
88
86%
86%
*85
88
*30
30%
29%
29%
♦29%
30
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,400
68%
68%
69
69%
1,600
13%
30%
30
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
30%
14%
68
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
*30
18%
14%
28 Va
27%
27%
20 %
20%
9%
*9%
20 Va
20%
19%
20%
31 Va
38%
38
38%
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
28%
27%
20%
20%
*20 %
X10
934
10
f
-
38%
14%
,
19%
37%
.
t
13%
16
7,200
13%
15,900
200
500
18%
19
19
19%
37%
37%
37%
37%
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
27%
27
27%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
700
10
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
200
,
.
47,600
28,500
,
2,900
37,600
c
4
10
May 29
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
76
May 28
18 % Feb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
11
Jan'
May
2
7
11% Apr 11
33% Aug 23
7% July
15
12% Jan
2
17
92% Apr
17
108
9
Sep
3
Aug 20
Calumet &
27% Feb
15
'21 % Jan
2
26% Sep
25
Canada
93% Dec
11
91% Jan
4
94 Va May 22
$4.25
48% Nov
27
52% Jan
3
50
3
55
Jun
14
12
Mar
28
26
Jan
8
9
Apr
.9
July 19
10% May
22%
Jan~~2
33% Oct
25
Corp common
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Foreign transactions
Dry
conv
~3
Canadian
3
Canadian
Foreign
16
Foreign
For
footnotes,
see page
23.
Breweries
Ltd
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
14,200
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
30%
5%
9,800
5%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
5,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,800
100 %
Xl00%
101 %
101%
101%
8,900
25%
25%
15,500
Ry
transactions
14%
14%
14%
99%
99%
1.66%
.-No par
100
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
*93%
94
94
CIA
93%
93%
94
94
*93 %
94
*52
53%
53%
*52
53%
*52
6,400
53%
*52
100
53%
100
*52
<.
~9%
60
No par
*9%
9%
9%
9%
1,800
9Va
9%
25
32%
33
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32 %
32%
11,800
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,800
9%
transactions
Pacific
14%
14%
99%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
12
8%
31%
5%
'
1
19
24
8%
31%
1.80
Sep
18% Oct
19% Sep
Hecla Inc
8%
5
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
31 Va
1
California
85% Jan
Jau
1
2.50
Financial Corp
California
9%
9%
9%
9%
,100
-
14
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
rtt
.
.
Monday, October 14 .1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS/
Range for Previous
Year 1962
24 Va May
19
101% Jan
2
45'A Jun
25
64
27
26% Jun
28
45% Mar 14
32% Oct
,30% May 29
45% Jan
3
44% Feb
8
Dec
49 ya Sep
28
28
23
36 % Jan
2
4% May 29
9% Jan
Jan
4
3% Jan
4
July
44
70
2
26
2 '/a Jun
42 Vb
18'% Nov
25
5
ley. Jun
<
10
9
Dec
19
42% Feb
28
91
14
14% Nov
Mar 22
137% May
Jun 26
,79
Jan
44
1
f28 %Jun
124 Va Jan
Jan 22
29
25
29'% Jun
Mar 12
77
13
68
42'%
42
42 %
42%
43
42%
43
24%
24%
24%
24%
213.;
24%
24%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13 %
13
13%
13%
131/4
13%
104 %
104 %
Case
preferred
Co
27% Sep
Ceco
Products
Jan
15% Jan
2
18 ya
38% Jan
2
54% Sep
July
35
70%.
71
10%
7
Corp
_10
Instruments
17
May 29
25
Apr
26
46% Apr 19
.73% Mar 27
25
22% Mar 11
41 Va Jan
47 % Feb
2
2
9% Oct
11
14% Jan
33
4
19% Jan
2
Jan
11
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
16
Oct
24
35
Jan
31
Cerro
33 % Aug 26
13% Jun
6
193A Feb
20
6
27
Co
6
Cessna
..4% Mar 13
Products
Chadbourn
Gotham
33 % Jan
2
47 Va May
31
Chain
22 y2 Oct
25
38'A Feb
16
25 Va Jan
2
33 % Sep
25
27
96% Jan
29% May 29
41% Feb
16
32% Jan
2
21
May 29
3iy. Dec
21
29 vi Feb
12
18
Oct
24
31% Apr
11
20% May 14
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
7
3% Oct
24
10 % Jan
2
32
Oct
60
Oct
Jan
4
98
Jan
11
62
22
Apr
3
13% Jan
May 29
6
13% Nov
Mar 29
45
5
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
37
Nov
100
21
Jun
4
21% Notf^
1
18.% Jan
2
Jan
3
51% Jan
2
37
92 1
Mar
7
2
51% Jan
Sep
16
27% Jun
25
22% Sep
24
36% Feb
15
29 y2 Jan
17
Oct
24
19
17
'a Aug 28
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
16
64% Feb
20
51 Va Jan
3
65% Aug 30
32%
31 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
11.300
17
17 va
17%
17%
17%
24%
24%
5,700
43
44%
20,600
27%
27 va
27%
271/4
27
27
27%
10%
313a
30%
93
2
Oct
29
90
107
87 Va July 10
101 % Jan
Dec
14
104
27 Va Jun
25
52 % Feb
32
27
49% Mar 21
24
59 % Feb
5
07% May 29
112'A Feb
8
Jun
44% Oct
29
16
Mar 22
Feb
27
Nov""!
20
Jun
27
8% Dec
31
23 Vb
35% Feb
46% Feb
16
55% Jan
106
2
58% Jan
33 ya Feb
23
31% May 29
134 Va Jan
3
70
May 29
19% Nov 26
6
$4.40
5
30
$2.25
7
,
7% Sep
23
4
29% Feb
5
37% Jan
2
48
Oct
8
Cleveland-Cliffs
31% Jun
7
34% Aug
5
Cleveland
8
70 vb
2
64
Jan
'
45
Jun
Jan" 19
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
~7 '/a Oct~22
Nov
30
9
City
July 22
17
36ya Jan
22
40% Jun
12
35% Oct
9
46% Jun
11
30
42
1
51% Sep
3
143
July
103%
Jan"
27% Jan
3,
140
Mar
Mar 27
28% Feb
20
2
84% Jan
3
12
20% Jan
2
147
40%
*100
101
40%
40
40
35%
35 va
35%,
21%
21
21 Va
21
■
24 %
19
24
Jan
81%
May" !
34% Dec
Aug
63%
2
! 41%
Jan
10
49
Apr
17
84% Mar
24% Aug
8
19
22% Jan
2
174/2
24
21%
22%
37
37
par
13%
13%
63
63
par
27%
28 3
47%
48
31%
32
20'%
27%
27%
5
25c
1117% Aug 15
17% Jan
8% July 19
48 Va Jan
32% Jan
3
Dec
14
31% May ?8
Oct 24
22
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
20 Va May 29
Mar 19
51
37
37
13 %
13 va
14%
*63 %
633 4
63 Va
63 va
26
27
26
47
47%
46%
31%
31%
30%
26 %
27
27y4
27 %
28
20%
20%
20%
15%
15%
15%
13%
14%
13 3
88 %
90%
89',»
26
26
25%,
May 29
35
7% Jun
25
11 Va Oct
24
Oct
3
8
30
25
Jun
45% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
13
Apr
50% Dec
7
18
5
83% Dec
27
May 29
May 29
107% Oct
19
96
25
65 Va May 28
103
113% Mar 30
Jun
25
49 % Jan
2
25 Va Jun
27
39
2
21% Oct
24
36% Mar 16
Jan
46
May 28
30% Oct 22
65% Apr
30
45% Feb
20
33 Va May
42% Apr 23
29
04% Jan
3
101 Va Dec
27
97% Jan
2
104'/a Nov
7
89 % Jan
3
17 Va Jun
25
28% Mar
Aug
15
94 Va
5yaOct
24
02
35% May 29
101
July 20
38
Jun
25
«I2
Jan
3
Jun
96
12
9
Apr
2
8% Mar 15
44'A Jan
$5
13
27% Apr
16
3338 Feb
6
39% Sep
46% Oct
11
88'% Apr
19
23%,
31%
31%
31 %
8 % Feb
13
25
Feb
26
17y8 Jan
72% Feb
16
55
8% Jun 25
43 ya May 29
,12% Jan
29
10% Jan
56
Feb
19
85 Va May 29
53% Jan
56 Va Jan
2
21
4'A Jan
Sep
4
2
Corp
of
Fuel
50
stock—50
Iron
&
Southern
Feb~~5
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
15% Feb
12
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23 % Mar
18
Jan
3
15
6
16% Jan
2
26
43% Mar 21
32% Jan
May 28
'60% Mar 28
26'A Sep
42% Sep
16
11
49
60
Mar 29
May 22
23%
'23%
47%
48%
*81%
82 %
1
901/.,
23 va
47 %
48%
63%
64%
31,700
11/2%
63 Va
112%
114%
2.200
57%
58 va
58
58%
17,600
24
24%
24%
24
8 vb
31
64
31
8
,
33%
Va
31'
8
8
34%
20%
20%
20%
_5
9 511
9%
9%«
*383-8
3834
*38%
*68
Co
68%
140%
480
36:%
35,600
7.600
23%
45%
231/4
46%
23%
47%
82 %
46 vb
46%
82
82
82
82
27 Va
28 %
27
27%
27
27%
11,500
24%
25%
23%
24 3
23%
24%
19,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
46
-
,
8
23
Va
70
20 %
6.400
9%
9%
9%
91/4
9%
19,200
38%
*37 Va
38%
*37 va
38%
200
*58%
59%
9'
59%
59 Va
59
59%
76 %-
77%
76%
78 va
75
29%
30 %
29%
30 vb
29 7
a
23 7
a
23 7
24
«
84
23 7
a
*83
24!
23'!,
a
84
71%
71
27%
27%
27 %
*83
71 va
711/4
27-%
27%
24
Vb
58 7
77
77%
30 %
2934
24
24
25'A
*83
%
/
110
31,800
.
19.400
9,000
'
71 %
71%
71%
27%
27 Vp.
27:%
27 Vb
.
72%
27 "4
4\34
42 %
42 Va
10634
106 3 4'
*106 va
107
1061%
27%
28
27%
28 vb
27%
28
27%
28
50%
50%
50 3
4
5134
51
51 Va
50%
513a
44 %
84
s
71%
107
42%
'
30
84
*83
84
58%
77%
42%
41 34
b
41%
*105'%
5,000
106
42 ■'
'
;
10,900
2C0
27'%
27%
,21,400
50%
51 %
15,000
2
12%
*12 %
12 va
121/4
12%
12 Va
12 va
12 Va
12%
13%
1334
13%,
13%
13%
1334
13%
13%
13'%
14
9%
9%
9%
P3„
9%
91/4
9%
9'/a
9%
1
12!
1
72 %
71%:
com—No par
86%
87%
703;,
107%
107
100
111
111
109 7
71%
71 'A
71%
70 3
4
71%
1,500
7,800
9%
10,200
72
71%
4,800
87%
86 Va
87
86'%
86%
87%
107%
86%
107
"
107 va
108
107
107!%
107 va
107%
llO'/a
111
Hl'%
86 va
111
110'4
110%
110'%
5
35%
35 7 it
35
36
34%
36'/4
341/8
35
341/4
1.331/3
45%
46
4538
46
45%
46 Vb
45 7
46%
46
11,900
1,900
35
46%
Corp
a
5
29 %
29%
*29%
2934
28 %
29 va
lo
65 %
66
64%
65%
05"4
65%
1
44%
443i
44%
4534
4534
46 3
102
95
*94%
4534
100 %
*102
46
45%
101 %
102 Va
*94%
100%
*102
8
a
29
29
X64%
45'
2
45%
'
29
65
1,700
12,300
7,700
29V4
1,000
643;
'
45%
46
65'A
11,600
45%
45%
25,500
45 %
451/2
16,900
101 %
101
101%
101
101'%
1.420
102 %
*102
102%
102
102
*95
96
46
95
95
'
*95
95
96
130
100
5
33 %
33' h
32%
33 %
32%
33 va
32%
33%
33%
33%
*9434
96 va
*9434
97%
*9434
96 va
*9434
96 "4
*943;
96 V4
com
common
12%
k
50%
5
No par
common
■
2,600
42
106%
10
45%
No par
12%
50%
106%
*106
lo
*88%
12%
50-%
106
46
45 7
89%
12%
13
5034,
106
89
»
13%
12%
51 va
52 va
106'2
106 %
*106
46%
89
45%
*88%
51%
45%
46
89%
*88 34
13 Va
12 7
52
45 7
8
51 va
106%
106
37,300
13%
54,800
51%
1,800
106
40
a
453i,
45%
89'%
*88%
89%
com__2
5%
534
5%
534
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19 Va
♦18%
19'%
*18%
__-_5
56:%
57%
56%
56:%
56 Va
571/4
1
11%
12
11 %
12
11%
12
623,
63%
62 "2
63%
62%
63%
48
48
48 va
48 %
48
48
60
\
19%
Delaware—5
13.600
5%
25
<fc
Steel
Motors—
Corp
Corp
America
—7
:
56 va
57
57
'
5,100
31,400
57%
11 %
11%
1134
11%
8.3C0
613;
62 va
62 Va
62
>4
12.800
47%
47 Va
*47%
48
1.000
50c
%.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—
Copeland Refrigeration Corp-
Co__;
5,100
122.100
37%
9%
39
29%
70 3 4
Inc_____~~1.25
Lines
Copper Range Co__
Copperweld St^el Co
'
23 va
23
—100
Steel
5,300
103%
*105%
Co
of
12,COO
a
No par
preferred
Insurance
Products
50 3
36
77%
No par
of
30
37%
103
12.50
convertible
Co
140
100
Co
Y
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
Controls
40
4
36%
1
N
100
103 vb
59
*83
common—_ 5
Cigar Corp
Data
*393,t
141
29%
1
1
Coal
40
900
14.600
102%
75%
5
preferred
Control
3,800
/
Va
35%
36
104%
59
10
Inc
Inc
of
Va
50
pfd_
100
Svstem_2.50
Edison
Oil
2,800
*81%
2iy«
150c
B
Corp of America
Continental
%
31%
a
34%
69
*140
141
353/4
103
28%
25%
82
92 %
'94%
93%
9534
86%
93%
85%
.89%
86 Va
90%
223,500
_5
23%
23%
23 %
23%
231/4
23%
23 Va
23%
23
23%
4,600
33
32%
__5
33 Va
33%
33%
32%
1
14%
15'
1434
14%
15
15%
1
20
20 3 i,
19%
20 %
19%
20
23»/4
23%
23%
24
23%
24
39%
40
40
40
56%
57%
56'4
57%
5
I__5
50c
/
:
footnotes,
31,600
♦1117,,
31%
*140
243/a
preferred
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
Corn
41
24
8
36 vb
103%
46 Va
Container
141
35%
'101%
Continental
25
401/4
*68
103 Va
45%
Continental
34% Sep
*140
102
Continental
17% Jun
40%
34
36%
100%
5
26% Jan
40%
68 Va
104%
No par
No par
13 % Jun
2
2.800
33Ma
35%
No par
66%
2
39%
68%
103%
com___INopar
2
9
141
*140
$4,50 preferred
2
19 Va Aug
par
$4.52 preferred
$4.16
preferred
9
4
Jan
1st
Consumers Power Co
15
28 34 May 28
39%
33%
28
Publishing Co
Consolidation
643/4 Feb
21
22 V'a Jan
170
40 va
69%
25%
conv pref series A
Electronics Industries
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
20% July
2
*39%
33%
*68
28%
Solvents
Edison
3
7
69 1 '■>
24%
preferred
30
36% Mar
34%
conv
290
40
Ry—'
Baking Co
41% Jan
95
104%
a
64 7
31 %
; 8%
27%
4.12%
$5
*94
*104!'2
58%
23%
313'a
94
104%
1131/4
58
2334
*81 %
common
series
Air
Sep 13
49% Sep 11
105 % Sep 25
*68
1
America
&
preferred
Continental
6% July 12
/
1
Continental
6
May 29
For
23 Va
_No par
5
17
Oct
40
23 1.:
Co
11
Jun
16
27Va Oct
5
_No par
54% Sep
911/2 Jun
4,1 Va
27
63%
112 Va
59%
common
20
48
24
Sep
Co
Sep
87 Va Jan
4
65 Va
Bottling Co of N Y_.!
14% Sep
42% Mar 29
40 3
114%
No,
Laundries
109% May 31
41%
40%
41%
5834
Natural Gas
4
40%
64%
Producing_33 %c
Consolidated
Dec
18% Oct 24
Gas
Consolidated
5
40%
42
,
50 V'a
5
43% Apr
40 %
94
*104 Va
36!
11
105% Oct
94%
104%
50 "2
20
2
2
*93%
*104 %
36%
47% Sep
3
20,500
943,
104%
114%
Consol
4%
1,244.500
25%
60 Va
—100
307s Sep
68% Aug
95
95%
25
66 V4
gtd
4%
3
2
93'%
25%
48,700'
2
23
95
X25 Va
3.4%
2
Jan
90%
25%
»
33%
24 Va Jan
6% Jan
96
25 3
«
3.400
35 Va Jan
94
93
25 7
400
47%
56% Jan
Sep 27
93%
51
Consol
25
34
9,900
4
Nast
15
18
13%
50'.4
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
Jan
23% Jan
13 va
47 %
Cone Mills
115% Feb
Mar 25
13'A
35 3
89V2 Feb
Conde
109
98
13 %
*393a
Commonwealth
2
3
13%
47 %
Credit
18
93% Sep
13»/4
37%
4%%
28
18
14
1,940
46%
Engineering
81% Jan
Jan
16,200'
47%
noncuntulative
105% Apr
109
Feb
105
15%
39%
Consolidated
50 % Aug 26
102% Jan
4
20
15'/4
50 vb
25
3
20
15%
35%
75% Sep
40% Mar 4
98% Apr 15
20%
15'/4
39%
49 Va Jan
101% Sep
*20'%
15%
47
Commercial
;
20%
15%
37%
4
11
*20 Va
51
12y» Feb
2
28
39 %
Commercial
6
27 'A
48
Combustion
14% Mayl4
27
115%
$4.25
preferred-___
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5
16
263%
50%
13% Sep
50% Jan
Va Jan
Sep
27''2
37%
21
8% Jan
107% Dec
48
54 "4
18,500
26 '.4
65 va
System
Inc__
Columbia Pictures common
13
27!%
47 %
preferred
4%
19
26%
,
39%
10% May S
8% Aug 12
4
23
2
Sep
27
47%
26
30%
26%
333„
79% Jan
HIV* Feb
26%
59 3(i
Gas
17
2,800
26 va
463,
Broadcasting
July 19
11,500
31%
1
22% Jan
Mar zO
38,400
48'%
31 y,
No par
17
40 %
29%
47%
30%
Co
Jan
22
28'%
48 va
30%
Ilium
Iron
31
101 % Sep
28'/a
47'%
31%
8
Columbia
5
27%
48 Va
42
Columbia
37% Mar 23
27 va
Va
-
vb
12
55 Va Jan
900
41 vb
14
25
29,600
63%
413.4
24
27
14%
63%
40%
Jun
Jun
14 va
64
200
41%.
79% Sep
15% Jun
34
14 va
64
37
5034
5% 7c
29% May 22
^48% Feb 18
14
30
3,100
411/4
30% Jun
24% Mar 19
*36%
38
Colonial
8
37 va
40 va
Colorado
25
*36 %
22%
a
37 %
10% Apr
Feb
22!
22'
24
50 VB
23% May 15
Feb
22 %
114%.
*8
1,500
«
No par
5
5.200
<
.
17'/4
24
42
Radio
83
403.,
42%
62%
*17
26
%
Collins
74
40%
41%
62%
17 «/4
12.700
15%
*93%
4
62 '1.
17 Va
*24
700
64%
104
20",,
a
104 3
63%
*99
8
Collins
29% May 10
62
62
37%
13%
93%
64
104
41
42% Jan
Jan
61%
63%
*99
8%
4
67
64%
43
42 %
13
77'A Jan
31.900
9%
42! %
/
26% Jan
16
8,700
9%
9:'a
42 %
;/
41%
7
31% Feb
25 yB
9%
*42
2,600
.
10
18
72% Mar 16
24%
104
No par
Sep
60
25/
*36 %
1
45% Dec
Jan
63%
_No par
30% Apr
41
24 %
25
10 '/a
42%
22 %
Co
guaranteed
Colorado
41
7,500
15,900
21
1
$3.50
16
40%
34%
20%
22
1043,4
101
20%
21 :!4
93
*100
20 %
21 ','2
104%
1C1
34%
I7V4
-
12,700
40%
25 %
com.8.5o
31%
34 34
17%
a
va
40%
25%
50
31
21%
,
*99
61
17 %
700
32
40%
17 %
;
Colgate-Palmolive
18
61 %
*23
43 va
34 %
9%
64%
43'/4
*100
42 va
104
3
43%
35 va
24%
10
vb
43%
31%
•
.
3
1,300
16,400
.
40%
26
100
35% Jun
393« Sep
21
42 :!4
63%
101
40
,34%
1
preferred
Aikman Corp
30
62%
17%
*100
24%
42 %
*99
24
L-100
Electric
Coca-Cola
4
104
100
Coca-Cola Co
|
64%
62
24%
934
43 %
*99
par
Corp
Co
Coastal States
5
Sep
80
13
7%
21
24%
10
9%
*42 3%
100
Corporation
duett
Sep 20
105% Sep
100
3
31/8
3
,
Peabody & Co common—3.25
Clevite
May 14
6,900
39%
100
Electric
Equipment
Special
10,100
3%
3%
x35 va
8
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
27
Jan
Investing
Clark
22%
32 %
A_
City Products Corp.
City Stores Co
4
22
31%
pfd
preference
conv
22
21%
32 %
Ry com._lo
preferred
conv
34 Vb Aug 28
9% Jan 11
43
75%
6
Aug
49% Nov
57
1
&
3
Oct~12
37 'A Apr
6
31% Oct
Gas
24% Jan
Feb
65%
3
72% Aug
65 % Aug
121
21%
21%
31%
3
12.50
26% Jan
14
38'% Jan
48'A J&n
'4
10
16,000
32 %
Industries
2
Mar 23
27
Jan
14%
31 Vb
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
-_10
26
14%
No par
No par
preferred
wavo preferred
49% May 13
39% Sep
14%
43%
4%
5
13
14%
*43%
Corp
20% Jan
37
9
Jun
31% Oct
1
Sep
36% Mar 20
57% Oct
18 Vb
97 %
106% Jun
151/4
43%
Oil
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
143/4
213/4
Chickasha
Apr
9%
31%
43 %
23% May 13
28%
93/4
30%
43%
4
July 22
10
30%
2%
38% July 29
25
*9%
30%
15%
20
Chrysler
10%
31
14%
*99%
2,100
10
21
3
100
20 va
43%
preferred
Cotton
/
3,500
10%
15
Feb
Chris-Craft
271/4
1,300
/
31
21%
22
9
27%
14 %
2
15
I
21 Va
35% May
Oct
27%
1
22
18% Apr
100'4
*10%
30%
Chicago, Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
96
*99%
*10%
28% Sep
6
101
44%
2
May
*99 Va
25
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
12 Vb July 24
100%
44 '/a
Chicago & North Westn com_No
51
100%
24%
18%. Jan
2
100 %
44%
2
33% Jan
99 %
6,300
25
26% Feb
24
49
44%
30
8'/a Oct
34%
48%
24%'
34 va Aug 28
Full
34%
48%
44%
53% Aug 15
3
Chock
34%
25
34% Jun
19
34;%
48%
24%
3
19 va Jun
17%
35
48%
100
433/4
2
Mar 19
17%
34-%
48%
*
_1
non-cum
1,500
18%
44 %
2
15
/
26%
25%
13y8 Jan
18 Va Jan
2,500
16%
26 y2 Jan
4
95
31%
20% Jan
Mar 26
70
*94%
94%
17%
8
Jan
43,800
31%
5
com
series
400
53%
17
7
29
94%
24%
148
433.,
/
preferred
52%
*145'%
31%
40
A
24%
521%
147
5.900
12
21
95
25
51%
147
49
31% Jan
25
94:!4
*24%
52%
149%
48
36% Feb
May 28
24%
51 %
*145%
29,900
26%
22 % Feb
13
24%
52%
149%
6,930
28,700 r
*181/4
24
15 'A Jun
25 %
52 3 a
*145%
44%
18 %
25
Jun
25 va
52 %
147
441/4
26%
22
19/
26
44
4%
49 Va
y.'Oct
30
44%
43 3 B
a
124.500
81%
4%
48%
8% Jun
14% Nov
43%
43 7
10 Via
80Vi.
...24%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No
5%
44%
10%
26'%
197/s Oct
14
4%
10
convertible
series
81%
4%
48%
preferred
5%
,81%
4%
35%
Co
Chicago Great Western
39% Sep
81%
4%
35
Class A
5 Vr
80 %
4%
47%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
13
27% Sep
2
5
3%%
100% Sep 30
62% Oct 11
82
4%
43 Va
40
400
*181/4
.
10
18
64% Aug 16
Sep
2
14% Jan
Nov
46
14
'
19
7
25% Aug 29
11% July
/
Jan
9
27% Feb
48
24
25
16% Jan
20
Sep
10
Sep
26% July 31
2
5% Jan
41
36% Sep
80
5
<
16.700
18%
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry coinmon__25
102 % May 24
22
79
/:
73%
35%
Corp
Champion Papers Inc
91
10%
99%
Inc
16
Belt
10%
1
9% Apr
49% Feb
Sep 25
10%
48%
Co
24
«
10%
No par
24
4
11
^.__No par
Co
Oct
3%
10%
99%
_•
30% Oct
i
11 vb
48'a
;
Aircraft
35
72%
2.50
Pub Service
Corp
Certain-teed
25 % May 23
Aug
Soya
*34%
73
x3434
Central. & South West Corp_
Century Industries
20
23% Apr
17% Oct
23
Central
23
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
51
35
71%
501/4
■,/.
No par
1
7
Illinois
*50
*34%
74%
50%
100
Central
50 '/4
35
72
51%
.1
preferred
22
51
35
5
Co„
Co
Jan
32»
26 % Aug
*50
73%
*25%
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois Light com
No par
30 y2 Jun
50%
35
71
26 %
Central
4Va%
50 va
"
48%
Central
?
6.700
26%
22
4
38
Va
*18%
38 Vb July 15
49% Apr
37
18%
33.
102 y. Apr
26% May
37%
50%
2
7
37%
26'/2
36% Jan
7
37%
18 %
Foundry
Jan
37%
a
50 %
Central
45% May 31
37 7
26 %
18% May 20
98% Jan
2,700
18%
35% May 22
52'A Mar 30
36 %
50%
2
'101% May 28
36
26 Va
15
5
36
h
Jan
25
35 %
50!
15% Jan
July
35 %
*18%
2
Jun
35 %
*26 V4
23
35
5.800
35%
1
23% Jan
93
69 V"
9434
26% Feb
i
69
1
.
Corp
Sugar
20 %
69%
94%
21
Aguirre
1.600
69%
94! '■>
a4Va May 29
25% May 28
19% Sep
2,200
105
69 Vb
94'/.,
Central
22
11.b'00
/'.
693/4
*■%/,.
71
20
-
*104
3434
147
.
Corp common
preferred
<5%
Cenco
105
43%
preferred
100
conv preferred series A_100
Celotex
2
3
*104
105
75%
4%
com__No par
2nd
4'%%
30% Mav 21
2
2
51
35
100
Celanese Corp of Amer
95 '/a Sep
37 %
No par
56 Vb Sep
Steel
37%
37%
1
Tractor
7%
35 "2
104
Va
'
*50
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
Aug
35%
35 vb
1
common
105
x69%
1
Corp
Inc
Caterpillar
147
Tan
Jan
21
I)
(J
*104
71 %
70
50
General
&,
Products
.7%
46% Jun
36 Va Mar
90
Oct
Oct
Mfg Co
Corp
41/2%
11 Vb Oct
20% Jan
Shares
42%
Jan
l33Va
the Week
24%
7
5
Friday
Oct. 11
Iit
25
Carriers
Oct
82
Oct.
42%
Carter
3% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
24%
76 vb Sep
34% Mar
Oct.9
42%
Jan
64% Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
5
51% Aug
35
Tuesday
Oct. 7
10
54
Mar 13
20% Mar
28% May 29
7
41% Jun
29% Jan
SALE
Monday
Par
No par
Carolina Clinchfield <fc Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Ljght—
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
Carrier Corp common
_10
8
May 21
71 Va Oct
V
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
43% May
2
Jan
Carey
108
'
July 23
48
3
26% Oct
38 Va Oct
.
36
Carborundum
12
15% Apr
2
10
Nov
103
10
29% Feb
19
12% Jun
60% Jan
.
49 V'a Apr
2
2
15 Va Mar 30
8
Jan
96
41% Aug
11
32% Jan
25
Jun 13
Oct
9
Mar 16
56
24
37 y2 Oct
.22
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
•
33 y8
va
40
40 Va
56%
57%
32%
32'A
15
15
321%
lS'/a
3,900
14%
20
20
19%
20
4.500
23%
24
24 y,
24'%
40
va
40 %
4014
40'A
1.700
57 Va
57%
57 va
57%
27,600
%
5,100
6.600
see page 23.
i'-c-or
'V
*
\
-
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6307
Number
198
Volume
WWPWWHU
(1447)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
Highest
105 % Jun
2?
90 /.
Feb
5
963/4 May 17
91
11
Oct
31
213/4 Mar 12
10 Va Sep
5
Dec
28
4
47
Glass
Works
6
24
14
5V2 Dec
Corning
198% Sep
89% Oct
8
3 % %
Feb
Monday
95 Va Oct
9
3 Va %
1
preferred ser of
26
Coty
31
15% Jan
165 %
100
We'd nes day
Oct. 8
Oof. !»
Inc
186 %
184%
187
186%
Oct.
»—* OO 00
187
94
94
9C %
89%
89%
89 "a
89 %
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
94
95 %
Friday
in*
Oct.
188 %
96
*89 %
1
Sales for
Thursday
*94
1947—100
Coty International Corp class A- .lc
Foreign transactions-
63b Sep. 23
3/4 Mar 21
common
HIGH SALE TFT^FS
Tuesday
-
Oct. 7
5
preferred
21
87Va Jan
27
Dec
92% Jan
87
■'?
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
6
1523/4 Mar
194% Mar 19
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
1962
Lowest
95
188
95
89%
90%
5
11
Oct
24
68%
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
17
83
Dec
27
81% Apr
Sep
5
2
13
20% Jun
20
14% Apr
2
28% Feb
36
.
11% Oct
26
19 Va Feb
22 V» Jun
28
26
12
Oct
24
27% Aug
24
42 Vs Mar 19
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
41
Jun
14
37 Va Aug
8
91
Aug
7
12% Oct 22
86% Jun
27
,21%
Mar 13
17% Oct
is
10% July
24
;
89%,
39% Jun
27
48
Sep
13
$2
4
58
Apr
24
Crown
100
Jan
23
25% Sep
4
95 Va Aug
97
May
3
21% Mar 29
107 V2 Feb
16% Jan
103
19
3
70 Va Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
2
10
5% Sep
25% Jan
20
13% Feb
28
14 Va Feb
27
31V. May 29^
47 y2 Oct
78
7
24% Jun
11%
5
19
3
39% Feb
13% Oct
2
$4
16
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
67 3,4 Apr
15
Class
23%
2.50
30 3a
32%
30%
31%
48
48
48
48
52%
53
52 %
53
:
45
Jan.
2
40% Jan
7
46% Sop
3
91
Dec
12
89% Apr
3
93
2
15% Feb
7
2
16 Vb May 24
Dan
22% Sep
16
No par
•
preferred
Sep
18
Dayton
Jan
2
13% Jan
/;
27
21
Jan
Aug
Dana
31 %
48
48
52 %
53
52%
52 %
52%
52 %
97
97
98
97%
97 Vi
24%
23%
24%
*107%
109%
*107%
109%
22%
22%
22%
21 %
22%
11%
V3
6
97%
7
7
*97%
23%
280
•23%
21%,
23%
24%
109%
109%
217«
*21 %
22
4,300
7
2,900
6%
7
7
24.3CO
•>
100
*5412
54%
200
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
1,800
21 %
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
700
551/4-/
%
6%
6%
*54%
6%
56
6%
55
7
35%
35
11%
12
12
19%
20%
36%
3,7
36%
10
57%
57%
57 3
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
92%
*89%
92 %
*89 Va
15%
15%
15 %
'
55
6%
35%
12%
20 %
Inc
900
10,400
11%
35%
.
60.500
.
56
12
1
51,300
109%
10&
7%
20 Vb
No par
common
.
21%
35 %
No par
preferred
3,500
%
33%
48
6,700
1,000
v
54%
7
6%
20.900
7
34%
35 Vi
331«
31 Vi
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
19%
20 VB
19%
19%
19%
19%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
36
38%
700
58
B
35 Vs
56%
57%
56%
57%
57
.57%
3,600
44%
44%
44%
44
44%
4,400
92%
*89%
92 %
*89 Va
92 Va
15 »8
15%
15%
15%
7,166
19%
20
19 %
20 Vb
8,500
30 Vb
30%
30
30 Va
3,400
85
85 Va
150
z-
7,COO
4,900
,
25,900
D
Corp
3%%
31%
47%
109%
21
24 Vb
24%
31
22 V4
*54%.
23 7 i,
23%
*107%
100
26
24%
97%
7
22%
48%
24 %
7
12
26
•
2,300
,
83
22%
f :r
70
2,800
;
12,500
55%
11%
;>■
31%
98
V 7
*82
12
31
24%
5
83%
23%
97
100
*82
*48
-
24 %
No par
common
Dayco Corp
32
18% Mar 12
5
83%
:_1
5
25
26%
*82
26 3 8
23%
A
22
9 Va Jun
22%
26%
26%
23%
5
Cutler-Hammer
86 y2 Jan
13
*22%
26%
22%
No par
preferred
prior
32% Oct
May 29
22-%
22%
26% "26%
26 %
1
Inc
,
11
23
of America—12.50
Co
Curtis-Wriglit
26
7
Aug
prior
$1.60
3
24 % May
52
Mar 20
22%
83%
■
■
5 Vb
55%
11%
23
*22%
'
17% Jan
55
12%
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Publishing common
1
Curtis
55
11%
25
common
convertible
Press
55
12
*82
No par
-
Cuneo
54 %
11%
Cunningham
8% Feb
8% Aug 20
20% Aug 16
35 Vi Aug 21
5 Va Vi-
55
12%
Corp common
preferred
Steel
55
83%
—
;
T S Corp
Cudahy Packing Co
4 Va %
preferred
10
11% May
23
...
Mar 13
8Va Dec
63% Apr
4
3
Mar
Seal
C
25
19% Jan
&
Zellerbach
Crucible
13
10
52 % Jan
13
Jan
35
25
Cork
preferred
$4.20
109% Oct 11
6% Oct
29
12%
33%
Jan
'6
17% Jan
19
14 Va Jun
24
Crown
27
55
12
1
preferred
Crowell-Coliier
Feb
54 %
*82
1
Corp com
140
90
5%
100
Petroleum
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Publishing
19
10
Jan
45% Oct
25
Sep
24% Oct
25
common..
preferred
convertible
44
19% Aug 23
Jun
27
5%
45
15 .Mr Jan
20
19
5
25
22
8
25% Feb
Co
3% %
Crescent
2
24
25
Jun
Crane
8
Sep
43
6 V* Oct
5Va
Aug~23
14 Va Jan
59% Jan
14% Jun
S% May 29
19% Dec 28
56%
83 Vi Jan
Shar?s
>, (7,500
96
11%
Vi
__
.76'A Jan
the Week
,
189 Vi
*95
11'/4
5
I I
1
common
preferred series A—
River
Mills
100
Inc
*89%
5
15
50c
15%
15
20%
20%
19%
20
19%
20 %
31%
31'A
31 Va
31%
30%
31%
'
20% May 29
29% Jan
2
77 Va July 27
85 Va Dec
31
82
Mar
4
88% Jun
28
Preferred
3.75%
100
86%
87
*86'
87
*86
*86
31
34 Va Mar
4
87% Jun
12-
Preferred
87
86
" Dec
3.75%
series
87
78 Va Aug
B
100
*84%
86%
*84 %
87
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%.
series
C
100
86%
*85%
86 Va
87
87
87
*86
13
*84%
Dec
*88%
92
*88%
92
92
*88%
92
*88 %
92
46
*88 Va
Apr
45%
*45 Va
2
81 Va Aug
30
May 10
Power
51% Apr
16
45% Feb
18
25
Decca
41 Va Oct
2
57% Feb
20
51 Va Jan
2
69% Jun
10
27
20 Va Dec
13
18% Mar 27
11
Delaware
38% Jun
26
55% Feb
15
23% July
56% Sep
3
Delaware
21% Jun
15
29%
25
22 Va Jan
Light
common__7
series
A
Deere & Co
12 Va Jun
&
34 Va May 28
46% Jan
3
36% Mar
15 Va Jun
6
5778 Oct
11
Delta
Feb
18
32% Jun
12
2
26
12
23
9% Jan
2
18% Sep
5
31
31% Jan
2
17
12% Mar
Power
Air
&
Lines
DeSoto
Chemical
Detroit
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
26
34% Jan
10
31 Va Jan
24
39% Jun
11
De
24
69
Feb
12
54% Feb
19
Diamond
Alkali
Oct
24
53 % Jan
2
44% July 22
45% Jan
3
61% Oct
4
Diamond
National
22
12% Jan
15
15
40
25
27 Vs Jan
10 % Oct
18
17% Feb
11% Oct
26
Oct
23
40% Feb
35% Jun
25
48 % Mar 23
9% Oct
8% Oct
7
11 Vb Mar
23% Mar 26
21
>
6
18% July 31
27% Jan
2
16
43% Jan
2
11
15% May 14'
23'/b May
Diana
..
Disney
(Walt)
12
Distillers
12% Jun
22
21% Jan
19
3
3
Jan
17% Oct
May 29
15
22% May 29
8
5
21% Jan
3
31% July 18
23% Jan
2
22% Dec
28% May 22
20
Sep 16
44% Oct
7.
33 Vb Aug 20
25
25% Jan
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
19
2
Mar
6
21% Jun
10
4
29% Apr
24
29% Jan
14
> 20% Jan
27
37% Jan
26
20% Oct
9
16Va May 29
24 Vb Apr
24
22 Va Jan
22
40
27
72% Jan
4
55
24
32
Mar
5
22% Jan
20 Va May 29
17 Va Jun
Jun
17 Va Oct
Mar
4
2
5
31
Feb
8
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
16% Jan
2
43
Jun
26
61
May 27
53 % Apr
10
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13 Va Jan
2
13
Feb
26
10% Jan
29
6% May 29
164% Jun
27
101 Va Jun
5
81 Vb July 12
24 Vb May 29
39
5
15 % Aug
254% Mar 14
229 Va July 26
114
105% Apr
Apr
27
> 97% Apr 27
32 % Mar 22
44
84
24
Dobbs
Dr.
Pepper
Dome
10
2
34% Aug 19
4
45
48
Jan
2
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
19
49 Vb May 25
43 % Apr
47% Apr
26
43% Jan
2
48 % Jun
46
Feb
7
48 Va July 13
2
Jan
45
17
Oct
8
23
May 29
23% Oct
25
9
10
46
13
May
47% Jun
15
89% Jun
50
1
48% Jun
7
50
16% Jun
19
24% Oct
10
10% Sep
30>
15% Jan
4
24 Va
7
31% Jan
4
i
;
Duplan
>du
de
$3.75
24% Apr
29 Vb Sep
23
4
Eastern
9
Eastern
93% Dec
7
;
7
Mar
May 28
July
9
40% Mar 23
101
90
Jan
2
32% Jan
2
106% July 24
98 Va Mar
4
34% Jan
1111
Jun
25
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
95
Feb
26
Jun
52
20
88 Va Jan
3
2
July 30
50% Jun
17
Aug 23
26
91% July 30
Jan
24
Nov
94
30
98% Jun
24
33% Nov
101
27
May 17
18% May 29
122% Apr 26
101
38%
>15
4%%
30
Jun
12
Eaton
Feb
18
64
Sep 27
95% Apr
5
30% Jun 11
$3.60
102
27
37 Vb Nov
30
29% Oct
9
Elastic
33% Jan
30
Aug 28
39% May 2l
27
26 Va Jan
2
31% Apr
6% Jan
2
5% Jun
14
Feb"l6
56 Vb
50
6% Apr
30
l
25
Jun
24
38% Dec
17
25
16
Jan
5
19
23% Sep
26% Jan
26
Jan
2
60% Sep
24
Electric
40% Oct
41
8
4C% Oct
8
When
31% Mar
8
1120% Mar 27
8
Jun"
15 Vb Oct
9
17 % Jan
24
30
22 Vb Oct
24
Feb~13
42
Sep
Sep
Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 Vb Jun
15
39 Va Mar 15
34% Mar
9
46
2
July 23
27% Jan
32
~7Vb
Aug 26
26
3
23
Mar 20
1
July 30
80% Sep
25
20% Apr
22
El
12
Oct
11
July 12
57% May 14
35 Vb Jun
25
49 Va Mar 30
42% Jan
12
Oct
24
23 % Jan
2
14
Jan,
23 Va
55
Jun
21
68
Aug 22
63
Jan
80% Jun
5
29% Jun
3
2
51
Mar
6
May 20
18 % May 29
26% Feb
rl
19% Jan
34 Va May 29
47% Jan
26
38
3
2% Jan
4 V4 Feb
9
13
14 % Jan
21% Feb
13
11% Nov
5
4% Jan
21% Jan
57
Jan
2
61
12
Jun
25
2
Oct
8% Jun
30
May 17
20% Jan
Mar
27
14
27 !
49Ve Apr,
3
Jan
45% May 16
58 Va Mar 11
13
9
July 18
24
May 29
9% Jan
2
28% Sep
34% Sep
20
37
Oct
11
37% Jan
3
9
46 Vb Mar 14
4
29
May 29
15
Nov
16
31
Jun
14
5 Va May 29
19% May 29
50
Nov
27% Oct
For
27
?4
21% Feb
87/s Feb
7
14
July 23
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
23 Vb Mar 12
15
70% Mar 21
32% Apr
11% Feb
13
32% Jan
2
52% Feb
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footnotes,
M-r
see
21
0
page
Aug 29
16 Va Jan
18% Oct
39
Oct
25
7
11
May
Corp
$1.40
$1
conv
50% Mar
70% Jan
23.
5
Emery
3
511/2
50 Va
511/4
6,100
43%
43:%
43'%
43%
43 'A
8,300
27%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
Inc
r
1
1
Sons_
1.25
v
,
20%
27%
27 Va
DOO
20 Va
20%
20 Vi
20 Va
2,300
25Vi
25%
25%
,25
21 Vi
20%
21%
32 %
31%
32
32
32 Vi
31%
59
59
59%
58%
59%
58
24%
25%
24 %
25
24%
25%
24%
20%
20 Va
31%
32
58%
59%
32,600
25 Vi
24%
25
18,500
17%
.17%
20%
65"
21
8,800
65%
14V2
5,100
17%
17 %
V: 17%
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17%
17%
21%
21%
21 %
21 %
21 %
21
21%
65 %
65 %
65 Vi
65
65
64%
64%
24%
14 %
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14Vi>
14%
/
15 VB
15%
15%
5
245
246%
244
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109 Va
15%
15%
108%
com
>
246
;,
245
108
%
14 ih
15%
15%
244 Va
244 %
245
108
107%
108 %
*86%
87%
300
31 %
32 Vb
43
10,500
' 30
48
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par
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87%
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87%
87
87
87
87
32'b
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32 7'8
32%
321/2
50
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43%
*42%
43 %
43 %
43%
43
43
50
47%
47%
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48
47
48
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50
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48
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46
45%
*48
49 %
*48
49%
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49 Va
48
50
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46%
*46
46%
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46%
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48
*47%
48
*47%
48
%
45
—50
50
45%
'
23%
24%
% >12
24%
.
45 %
45%
4,700
15 Va
*42%
common-
2.000
15 Vb
.;.
5
No
Co
2,300
108
108 Vi
>
'
3,200
242 Va
15%
243%
108%
27,100
20%
32%
65%
17 %
6,300
,
13,600
1,900
.
45%
530
*48 Va
49 %
70
*46
46%
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46%
*47 Va
v
45%
48 Va/
48
*47%
48
451'B
%
24%
25
25%
15,800
11%
11 %
11
y%
11
11 Vb
11
11 %
26,300
2
25%
26
24%
25 %
24%
24 %
24%
24%
25
25 Vi
3,300
B
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,100
1
25%
26%
26
26%
24 Vi
26%
24 Va
25
24%
25V4
72,800
10
62%
64%
64
67
67
68
66 Va
67 Va
67
67%
11,400
5
11
1
24%.
24
%
24 Vi.
24%/
E 7
Inc
Fuel Assn com
98%
100
98
98%
"
98
16%
98
V*
*97 Vi
98
171%
17 Va
17'%
17 %
110%
112%
110%
112
111
111%
110%
111%
110%
*9.9%
101
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
1
36%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
63
63
Co
Co
Inc
17
2.50
Corp
common
—
common
l
17%
17 Vi
'
63
62 V2
63
Ind
14,700
11%
4,500
61'A
61%
62
62
63
93
93
93
*93
94 %
29%
29 Vi
29%
x29
29 %
*102
*202
29%
30 %
29 %
29%
29%
29%
5%
59%
60
40%
40 %
59%
*39%
60
40%
68%
138,700
37 %
38%
115,500
9%
9%
7,600
18%
18%
55,800
25
25%
6,100
74%
77 %
69
75%
65%
71
38%
39%
36%
39%
36%
38 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
18%
18%
18%.
18%
18%
18%
18%
is %
25
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Vb
25 Va
30
30%
20%
30
36
36%
36
32%
32
1
*31%
%
30%
*30
30%
2,400
36
36 Vi
35%
36 Vs
36
36'A
13,700
32%
32%
32 Vs
32
32
30%
10%
11%
n
11
%
10%
11%
38
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
%
48 %
47%
47%
47%
48
47'A
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16
67%
68 %
69
69
69
69%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
42
42%
3%
3%
42%
3%.
42%
3 %
.
42%
3%
42%
3%
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18%
*18%
18%
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18%
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62%
*60
62%
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62%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
18%
18%
18%
19
33%
35
33%
35%
37%
^
37%
37%
37%
44
44%
44%
44 %
13%
13 %
44%
Whitney
Corp com
convertible preferred
common
44-%
*12
4%
1
40
Falrchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
45%
44%
1
10
No par
12%
5
*12
4%
12 V3
v
6,200
130
70
24'A
25 Vs
24%
24 Vi
2,000
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
4,100
3%
12,500
3%
18 %
*60
13%
18%
3 Vi
18J/s
62 3 i
13%
3%
280
18 %
18%
62%
*60
13%
6,000
13%
19
38,300
36%
39
313,800
37
37 Va
18%
19
18%
34%
33
36
37 Va
37%
37 Vb
37
43 Vi
43%
43
43 %
44%
44' i
44%
44%
12%
12
12
Vs
42%
43%
44
44'A
12,200
5,000
;
i
1,000
12%
*12%
100
5
5%
64,600
*17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18%
1,700
42%
441.2
43%
45%
44%
46%!
17%
17%
43
6%
28,100
26%
27%
5,200
*50%
50%
50 3
50%
10
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
2,500
5%
5%
5%
26%
'26%
26 %
27 %
*26%
27'/4
26%
50
*50 VB
50%
*50 Vs
50%
*50 V8
50%
1
33 Vb
33%
33%
33%
202,300
6%
27
5%
50c
33 %
3,000
16%
51%
40%
33 >b
2,700
49%
4%
17 %
5%
48
16%
4%
42%
6
11,000
4%
41%
5%
53,100
*68
70
18%
*12
12%
40
4%
17 V4
'
>
%
x33%
F
Co
*68
900
11%
49
48
48%
'
38%
*47 V'4
11
38%
16 Va
3
Co class A
*30
48 "
100
50
200
32 Va
*48 Vi
par
-
•>„>
3,600
';
32%
1
Co„
Viz¬
10%
1
Corp
10
38
-
2,300
36:%
30 %
5
Corp
64 Vi
:
200
10%
5
com No
Co
preferred
40%
76%
34.50
com
Inc
Co
60
39%
8.50
&
59%
40%
10 VB
25c
.
9,600
40 %
74
;
6,500
5 >8
59%
'
5%
37%
1
29%
5%
5
3
Co
59%
40 %
30'/a
5 1/2
29%
5Cc
Inc.'.
Mfg
60 Vi
*39'/a
<
5%
5%
%
~
30%
29%
30
29%
*39%
'
5
20
>101
5%
30
29%
5%
!
8,800
29%
59%
31 Vi
30
5%
29 'A
30
31
5%
941/2
*93
*101
*102
29%
5
10
2,900
,
'
93
29
shrs__10s
Amer
Inc
Brewing
.130
36%
11%
29
Co
7.50
Electric Co—.—10
Foods
100%
36%
11%
95
100
Gas
Morse
99%
36%
28%
——6.6623
&
99%
36%
*92%
of Amer—1
Co
27,800
99%
100
Share
<400
11,700
17%
112
xll'i
%
2.50
common
98%
98 Va
98 Va
17
10
50
Steel
Co
Co
Products
Junior
20%
5,200
59
21%
£./
No par
(E I)
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Fairbanks
%
.17%
1
1
5%
11
20%
20%
__1
Equitable Gas Co
Falstaff
26%
27Vi,
No par
Inc^.—
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
27%
27 %
50c
—
43
27
27%
31 %
Corp common—10
preferred
100
Englehard Industries
>
1
Fairmont
27
58%
4%
$1.50
>26%
.
5
No par
Co
Endicott Johnson
Ex-Cell-O
10O
26 %
Manufacturing
Evans
8
44%
District
Eurofund
51 3
50%
27
Empire
Eversharp
51 %
3,600
26%
Emhart
*% Jan
11
50%
.51
50:%
& Phonograph——5
Freight Corp
20c
Fairbanks
39% Jun
8,700
51 %
Radio
Air
14
8
44 %
43%
preferred series A
conv
Emerson
13V» Jan
51 % Jan
431/2
27%
preferred
(Max)
Sep 20
43%
26%
Bearing
27%
43
44%
Electric
Factor
14
43%
„
common
Fafnir
11
42%
transactions
1
8% Feb -fi
43%
51
26 34
Mus
2
18% Oct
43
27
&
48% May
49% May
50% Jan
44%
50%
preferred
7
19
5% Aug 26
22% Jan
2
16,800
43%
9
41 Vi
&
46% Feb
1
20%
9%
No par
Lines
\
43
10% Oct
65
20
x9
9
No par
Natural
Paso
Emerson
44
14%
20 Vi
8%
4,000
National
31% July
1
37% Sep 24
25
14%
19%
9
18 Va
issued
Eltra
Sep
14 %
20%..
8%
18 Vi
Storage Battery
27% Aug 15
33
14%
10'A
14 3 i
16,900
14%
20
9
18 %
Associates
Elgin
7,700
18
Specialty CoWatch Co
24
60 Vb
18%
Electronic
1
12 V4 Jan
60 Vb
18%
Electronic
43 V4 Oct
60 Va
19%
1
Bond
Foreign
60 Va.
18%
preferred
Nut Corp
&
60%
17%
Stop
Electric
60 Vi
%
2
preferred
Electric
24
60
18%
Products
4% Sep
60
14%
preferred
227/b Jun
60 %
18
Manufacturing
4 Va %
13,800
60
12,400
Manufacturing
4Vi%
300
47'A
27Va
Edison Bros Stores
Ekco
33%
46%
26 Va
Stainless
Echlin
33 Va
46%
VB
Eastman Kodak
Apr
14V4
34%
46
Inc__———— 16%c
prior
Eastern
14
*33%
47 Vb
14
19%
Eagle-Picher Co
101 %
14%
34 %
46 %
26
Ltd
Gas
4
21 VB Jan
115% Mar 15
13%
*33%
47
25%
Co—
Air
68 V'4 Oct
25
14%
34
46%
14%
DWG Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America com
$1 conv preference
2
22
14'%
34
47 Vi
14%
,1 4.10 % preferred
$2.10 preferred
2
18,200
14%
3.4 %
46'/a
*34
—
preferred
16
10,000
20
preferred
19
Apr
46% Jan
11,200
26 %
Light
20% Jan
16%
33%
25 3
Nemours
16
8,000
15%
33
33%
8%
preferred
preferred
$4.15
14% '
.15%
33
a
19%
Ltd
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne
14%
211/4
15%
33 3
b
14%
Corp
Pont
13
24
21
20%
16%
33
2.50
$4.50 preferred
23
Oct
20%
Dunhill International
55% Feb
Jun
i
20%
15%
33%
25%
Chemicals
24% Feb
27% Jan
iJun
20 5
16%
33%
'
1
3
23
July
21
X16 %
16%
33%
1
Co
May 29
Oct
20%
,
25%'
f
i
21 %
16%:
33%
/
55
2 50
transactions
Power
4.20%
12
21
Drewrys Limited USA Inc___
4%
13
2,000
53%
Vi
25%
Industries
7
Mar 21
52,100
27'A
Corp
6
21
57%
27
53 3 4
53%
25
Chemical
Dr»sser
May 31
47 % Aug
50 % Mar
16% Dec
Aug
Dow
13
33% Dec
29% Feb 19
Dover
18
Aug
54%
27V4 >27%
64%
21
1
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
109 % Mar 15
Feb
45% Jan
44
256% May
54
27%
53%
64
20%
/
—50c
Corp
,Dominick Fund
DuBois
4
6,600
56 3 i
27 Vi
Corp
Mines
Duke
>4.
53'/4
54%
27%
1
Productions
Houses
66
Sep
16 Vb Sep
16% July
53
56 Vi
27 %
Club Inc
Divco-Wayne
22% Aug 30
Apr
30% Jan
42
Sep 14
July 10
Jan
35% Aug 26
May 1
28% Aug 12
25% Jan 15
66
53''2
55%
27
Corp
transactions—.
Foreign
16 Vb Jun
52%
56%
26%
1
Corp-Seagrams
Foreign
8,300
54%
No par
Corp
16
46% Sep
51% Jun
17,200
52 %
1
Co
Fruit
1,100
66 Vb
21%
52%
10
(The)
451/2
65 %
64 %
21
15
Stores
DiGiorgio
45 Va
21 Vb
64
20%
—3
Co
Diners'
9
45%
64 Vi
21
Detroit Steel Corp
Vilbiss
■*45%
45 %
64
20%
Coatings
30
9% Oct
45%
64%
21
2.50
Edison
37% Oct
'
45 %
63%
6.75
Light Co
Inc
26% Oct
NOV
45%
'/a
21
No par
Supply Co of N Y
35% Sep
15 Va Sep
30
50c
.
Hudson
& Rio Grande West RR_No par
Denv
May 29
9
31% Dec
Inc
1
&
Dentist's
19 Vb Jan
Feb~15
20
7% May 29
Records
v.
6%
4
.
,
16
'
v 1
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1448)
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
29
Mar 2g
267/s Jan
Jan
2
15% Sep
8% Jan
26
2
14
10% Mar 13
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
5
1414 Feb
25
22% Feb
44% Feb
7
24
22% July 11
37% Jun
5
9 % May
8
24
19% May
8
2
23% Jan
3
2
56% Oct
2
6
127/s Sep
16
35% Jan
2
46% Sep
37
Sep
26Jan
2
35% Feb
2
36% Apr.
5
32
72% Jan
Inc
16
16
4874
4874
77%
46
26
3% Jun
25
2814 Jun
25
48% Jun
25
47
24
24
5474
14%
55%
141/2
1474
1 474
14%
43 74
43%
42 7/2
4374
1
5374
54%
53 74
5474
51%
38%
377/4
3874
4174
42%
"42 74
42'4
577/4
577/2
57%
2174
Inc
Federation
Tire
Flintkote
$4
Rubber
&
Moore
&
Co
:No par
Inc.
Jun
10
2nd
A
conv
2174
21%
20%
87%
>
No par
preferred.^ilOO
preferred
$4.50
207/B
2074
1
5
common-^..
57y8"
'20%
87%'
10i
*
100"
$2.25 conv B 2nd nfd______No par
Rights
24
30
Dec
7
35% Jan
2
49% Aug 21
F
26
40% Jan
2
-21 % Jan
2
25% Feb
.-
Food-
89 A** Jan
22
96
23'
7
Dec
21
97
Jan
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
24 74
July 15
21 % Jan
8
13
18 74 July 15
14% Jan
3
8% Nov
95
4
11% Jan
20% Mar 29
7
Sep 20
Jan
2
9% May
••
17% Sep
15%
3
Dec
26
24'
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
8
23
Oct
24
67
Feb
1
% Oct
24
42 '/a Apr
11
26% Mar 19
30 y8 Feb 28
% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
'4 Oct
3
29% Jan
12
2; % Oct
24
36% Jun
7% Oct
2\
2
11
V, %
26
47
56
42
Apr
>7% Aug
22% Jan
2
Jan
Mar
8% Jan
•>
Sep
Sep
37% Jun
974 Jan
33% Jun
84
Jan
2
15
89 74 Aug
69%
:
:
i.
2.50
58'%
58 'A
58 %.
2074
2074
20 74
20%
2074
21
20 7%.
21%
8774
*87'%
88
88/
88
100
100
'9%
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27 7%
277%
5
93,
101% July 23
277%
277%
2.50
2
18
*277%
26%
common-
2
Jan
9,800
27%
—6.25
4,
17
99% Feb,--6
4,000
22%
.
*267%
j._.
34
95
8.300
277%
21%
*27
30c
—
3874 Jan
95 •?' Apr
15
2774
26'%
1
,
14%
27%
22'
28
_5
>
•
14%
2174
27'%
Ltd
• \
/
1474
*27'%,
22%
26i%
& Co
19
-
15'/4
27'%
2174
27%
lo
12
.
1474,
27
22
26
Rubber
31
7
15 74
22 74
15
27
22 »4
277%
(B F)
Gulf
12
so
27'%
5
13
Mar
23,000
26
:
Sep
-
32%
277/8
11%
Inc
46%
-97774 Jun
32 y4
27%
"
1
2
"94% May 11
3274
2 6 74
1
30 y8 Jan
States
23,100
277%
Greyhound Corp common—!
4'%% conv preference-
$5
387%
57%
*36
2 6 74
:_
Mining Co
GUif oil
17,300
5%
3274
33
31%
5%
277%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
,Gulf
3074
574
57/a
2774
151/4
2774
22 74
__5
95'% Oct
v
1,400
907%
'
1574
27
25
1
527% May 13
107« ".
-•
31'%
5%
I_4
3
>97
-
30
i___
2
,
36,600
*36
80c
39% Oct
..
7,400
'22%
574
No par
Co
611% Jan^
"
36%
2274
37%
1
5
Jan'
3544
227%
3174
100
5
Jan
90 y4
3574
22
574
100
26
•
90
3574
31
com:
ov
-82
8974
22%
2.50
81 »/2 Dec
447/4 Apr
43% Apr
,
2,400
357%
37.74
327/8.
116
3.337%
4774 Dec
,
♦115%
90
57/8
B)
30% Dec
•
116
29;300
Co of Florida—
7%: preferred
:
Shoe Manufacturing
8-
115%
3874
1
Green
8
109,000
321/4
10
Western
1,220
78'%
574
Corp
Nor
Great
40%
114%
777%
317/8
5
(series
Atlantic &
8
30% Mar 18
40 yB
1147%
78%
*377/2
6.67
Rubber
Iron
116
4074
114%
76 7%
1
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co—
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
■
40%
7974
___10c
Corp
56,100
1147%
115
No par
Corp
(W T)
41%
32,600
.25
Great
1
15
Feb
1
Corp
Great
2
24y2 Aor
154
-
Co
3%$>
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
20
51% Oct
-
2
Jan
2
64% N
-3
90
Jan
2
93 •> JU.T 24
103% July 19
32%
17
'32% Nbv
27'% May 29
<-
28
Sep
3674 Jan
27
70% Jun
11574
City Steel
Graniteville Co
'
30% Oct
No par
___No par
__^
Union
*11474
7874
t
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4074
115
11474
7974
Utilities
Tire
417/a
4174
4274
115
7874
Granite
*97% Apr
4
19 7% Aug 28
2
35
43% Jan
•
Co
(W
Grand
8
5
II41/4
787/«
Co
Granby
27
25y8 Jan
&
Grace
■;
22
2
x41 %
1%
common
—No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc_
_4
8
33'A Apr
12
27
i
2
July 26
11
374 Dec
3
100
,
78 7/8
Co
Alden
Goodyear
25
,
23,700
preferred
Goodrich Co
3
12 y2 Jun
r
1374
common
Globe-Union
11
9
25% Jun
May 29
12 y2
Globe-Wernicke; Inc
20
20
Jun-14
12 7%
Brothers
Glidden
•
9
22
Oil
Ginn
.•
18
13 y2 Jan
Aug 22
24
53
1274
&
conv
Glen
19
36% Oct
20% Jun
1274
Industries
Inc
Gimbel
16'% July 12
2474 Oct
30
12'%
._1
Gibraltar Financial Corp of Calif_l
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc_.
__5
Gillette Co
1
May 15
14
24
97% May 29
v
12%
Corp_
Giant Portland Cement Co_;
40% Aug 26
41'% Apr
9
45'% Feb
217% May 29
12
Products
Getty
/
11
14% Feb
30
•. May 2g
1377% July
3
22 7a Jun 26
12%
Signal
$4.50
Jan
'
1
12
,24
'
Gerber
Jan
>
22
July
<21,800
Georgia-Pacific
2674 July 15
24
75
4.500
8674
Refractories
Steel
Genesco
6,700
84%
$5' preference
5'%%
preference
8
390
1,900
sy*.
87
preferred
21
5
84%
common^
General Tire
1
Feb
8% Jun
547% peb
5'/a
preferred
1037% July 18
4
32% Oct
1974 Dec
574
87%
General Tele & Electronics
General Time Corp
17
25
1274 Jun
574
87
$1.30
15
-
'5 7/s
87 74
/ $1.25
:
25
5
22
574
861/2
General
Jun
100
30'/a Jun
4074 May 29
5 74
33 Vs
8774
24
16% Jun
317% Jun
19
574
15,600
100
3374
86 74
Public
5874 Jan
2
574
2
59
58'%
*96
:
_No par
General
106% Apr
42% Feb
14
33 74
19'%
14
19% Feb
25
100
98
3374
78%
347/b Feb
3074 Apr
102 y2 Feb
22
5874
96
33%
24
General Telephone
24'
16
5874
95
33 7/4
19
Public Service
34
29;
5874
95
3374
77%
preferred—
conv
2
.
5874
951/2
337/4
23%
General
1
Mar
59
9474
3374
> General Precision Equipt Corp_
2
Dec
5874
9474
19%
6
117A Jan
28
587/s
337/2
3.100
78
Jun
267/B Jan
21 ya Mar
28!
920
16 74
24
43% May 31
1
397% May
22% Mar 28
May 29
i6 y4
197%
Portland
44% Jan
2574 July 26
187% Oct 24
167%
777%
preferred
$1.60
1674
16
2374
Outdoor
6
16 74
5874
_ic___l
preferred
$3.75
*16
19 7/4
General
'
26
*16i/4
3,100
78%
General
4
5
16%
/■:
9
24
15
40% Jan
3
1
87/a
1974
231/4 Aug 23
27'% Aug 20
18
874
777/8
2
367% Aug 23
Oct
8%
2374
5
31% Jan
8 7%
19%
118% Jun
37% Mar 22
874
115%
7974
2
57% Jan
1157%
16%
874
6,800
"
115'%
2474
Jan
9
'
11474
1974
Jan
2
874
116
112
9,200
'
78%
87
9
874
1117/2
110 74
7,100
i
9
■
23%
5%
preferred
General Motors Corp.
Jan
.
110 74
77%
9
20
General
7% Jan
777%
807/2
1
44% Feb
9'%
24»/4
7
4% May 29
25% May 28
78 74
9
19%
11
347/s Oct 19
78
9
9
78%
79% Sey
May
177/2-Jan
78%
9 74
9
337/4
1
42% Oct
32
874
974
101
327/8
'
5
1167% Feb
31,
78
v
30 yB
*99 7%
9474
Corp
Corp
2
43% Aug 14
30% Mar •' 1
337%
30%
100
Corp
Corp
2
113
33'/4
200
Co
Dynamics
114
21
88% Dec
27
907%
4
General
16
21% Jan
20
30 7/4
*997%
337%
„—_1
Finance
Apr
577% Jan
3
59% Dec
Apr
78
3074
100'%
3374
,
No par
com
Instrument
30
110
5
Finance
22
116% Dec
A
Inc
Co
11
77% Mar
-
___100
Corp
preferred
1st
71% Mar
2
1
60
41% May 24
23'% Jun 27
Jan
9
General Cable
4%
Oct
33%
'•
2
Corp
General
96
21% Nov
Bronze
29
10% Oct
•
1874 Aug
10
25
25-
Corp
,30 74
*99 74
10074
,
7/4
'
25
57% Jun
26% Jun
Bancshares
Sep
19
2,300
9 7/4
_.5
common—
No par
Oct'
1
21% May 29
Texas
of
*2674.
3074
77%
Apr
78% Mar 12
30'%.
78
98
36% Feb
3,300
77%
Co
34
25
1,800
12 y8
Transportation—1.25
4
25
Jun
General
18%
121/4
3074
15
Jun
'81%
General
18%
12
33 74
—.
Co
preferred
1
18 74
12
*9974
Amer
24
18%
12'A
34
Baking
9% Jan
27%
19
12
30%
General
$8
27%
1874 '
12 74
10074
General
13
27
1974
*12
30 74
7
Aug
27
19
12 %
33 74
preferred
28
1974
28
*99 >4
Investors
Oil
130
28
*26 '4
474
12 74
5
Amer
IOTA Aug 23
3
474.
2,700
-
1874
100
General
817% Jun
2
Inc
3174
com__l
8
4
83% Jan
54% Jun
Jun
$4.50
July
29'A Jan
19
44% Jun
American
6
Dec
6% Apr
108
General
14
3174
5
conv
46% Mar 20
85'
4% Oct 24
20
$0.60
40 7% Jan
100
8
8% Apr
137% juiy 19
36% Jan '2
42% Mar 15
8
27
307/e Jan
74%
General
15
13 7% Mar 21
9
Skogmo Inc
'
9
32
Jan
7% Jan
•
2
10% Jan
22 74 Apr
4
33 7% Mar 27
4
97
16
Nov
2
'31'% July 25
-67'% Jan 28
23
86
Jan
11'/4 July 23
26% Mar
8
7
99
6% Mar 28
4
18 7/a Oct
•
11
8% Apr
25
5% Jun
70
May
44 % May
8
Oct
27
Gamble
29% Sep 24
317% Mar 14
'•
18% ol9
'v:
•
V :
;18^8 V19%
>
;
12.600
(1449)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Vt' V"
V
.
.
iff
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
V:,
y
■
......,
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19G2
YORK
NEW
Highest
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 7
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Oct.
Friday
the Week
Oct. 11
10
Shares
H
10
2
26
22% Feb
6
3
93
Feb
4
"36% Jan
31
29% Jan
2
34% Jan
4
21% Feb
34% Jan
15
6;
3;
16 % Oct
21% Oct
23
Oct
3
48% Mar 13
Aug
3
128% Apr' 13
26
20% July 11
75% Jan
25
25% May 29
38% Feb
;
4
42
Dec
21
Oct
.
16
30%
Jan
4
9% Jan
3
22
31% Jan
Jan
: 36% Sep
g:27,% Sep
Hammermill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co___
3
Hanna
11
24
57%
30% July 26
23
2
Co__
7.5o
Sep
&
World
Inc
6
Harshaw
25
Hart
Chemical
Schaffner
&
35'4
4,400
507a
51
8,200
,6>/e May 29
:
Mar 29
40% Jan
19% Jan
9
2
27
42
Oct
24
35% Jan
47%
32
9%
10
23%
24
241%
241%
99%;.
98
98
35J/4
26%
35%
3514
35%
34%
35%
35'/a
35%
4,500
26%
27
26%
26%
27
27%?.
7,700
27 Va
351%
36'A
37'A
18% Aug
Telephone
Hazel tine'
12
Heinz
Mar
35% Feb
19
10
Jan
20% July 12
30% Jan
8
24
Dec
7
88
24
48
39
3.65%
34
34%
34%
347s
2,000
52%
53 y4
53 %
5374
6,200
5,100
31
31%
30 7
22%
22 %
22 %
39
.
~
39
39
39
20%
i
Heller
% May 22 «
39'/a Aug 22'
Helme
13 % Feb
28
Helmerich
43% Jan
16
Hercules
19 V* Apr
13% July
1
18% Jan
44% Jan
35
Jan
8
41
39 % May 14
37 % Jan
28
1812
Mar 21
Sep 27
34 %
July 23
25
50
110% Aug 10
118
Dec
20
115
82
Jan
3
59:
55 %
July 18
25
May 29
40 % Mar 27
Mar
1
118
Aug
2
69
31% Mar 26
37
_
(GW)
Mar 11.
5%
&
Apr
54% Jun
4
Hertz
17% May
3
23
65% Jan
2
24
15% May 24
13% Feb
20
24
21% July 10
16% Jan
2
22% May 16
Heublein
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
19% Jan
3
24% Feb
Hewitt-Robins
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
18% Apr
9
27'A Jan
14
Hewlett-Packard
High
Hilton
17.
55
Sep
25
16% Sep
25
28 7/a Jan
25
10 38 Jan
4
25 Vi Apr
22
33%
15
Jun
Feb~T3
~3%
Dec
26% Jun
~8%
19
14
20
July
42
Dec
3% Jan
2
Jan
2
25
27% Mar 19
34 % Jun
14
43% Jali
2
53% Aug
8
32% May
July 18
3
11
Jun
1
53% Oct 11
;
6
3
99
101% Jan
2
May
Sugar
Holt
Homestake
104
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
20% Sep
~5
~2% Oct~24
14% Jun
25
3% Feb
12
5
15 % Jun
21
23% Mar
r
Jan
17% Jan
22
16% Jun
23
2% July 31
1
18% Jan
2
28% Sep
40% 'Jan
2
46
45% Jan
9
61% Aug 20
32
%Jun
14
57% Mar 20
75
Aug
6
82 % May 17
'80
83
Jan
10
89 % Jun
4
87
Oct
90
Jan
9
97% Dec
28
95
July 18
32%
Oct~24
45%
Aug" 27
July
13
Jan
■■■)■
Aug 13
42
1>
2
2
8
10% Oct
10
43% May 29
9
47% Jan
2
68% Jan
2
Sep
13
101% Mdr
6
98 % 'Jan
10
28
98% Feb
20:
9% Mar 26
<•
15
10
*
;
,
Sep
5
4
14..
t
55'A May
20
OCt"24.
95
Jun
28
101
96% July
6 i
5 % May 29
37
Jan 18
13% Oct
Feb
28
:
Dec
i4
6% Aug
40% Jan
21% Feb
13
15% Oct
42
26
36 y2 Jun
7
103% Aug 21
:
103
,
-
Finance
preferred
preferred
:
5
88'4
*87%
88 'A
*87%
88%
*87%
88%
21%
221%
21%
21%
21%
21%
44%
22
Lighting
7,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
1374
21%
1374
37
371/8
37%
37%
*36%
37%
3674
3674
700
39%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
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8%
8%
8%
39%
87B
5,166
3674
37 '/a
23,400
116'A
1161/4
36%
115V2
,
*60
32%
42%
14
13%
9
37%
37
38
63
63
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33'/8
117
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63
32%
43%
42%
874
37%
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/■
331/8
32%
43%
36%
115%
115%
1151%
9
43%
-
*60
11,500
6,100
120
63
33
3274
33
44%
44%
5,500
45J/4
34,200
14 Vb
14%
14%
1474
10,900
21 Va
21%
21%
2174
22
22
22
217%
22
21 vH
21%
22
22
13,000
1,000
21%
22
21%
2214
'22
21%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
l
48 %
1.7%
50
17%
6%
48'%
501%
44%
49%
4
%
46 '8
44 74
47%
17,600
266,400
17%
17%
1714
17%
17%
17%
17%
1734
21,300
6%
6'%
6%
6%
23
211%
221%
22'/a
22%
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4%
4%
49%
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50
2;>
;
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_
4%
6 %
22
6%
6 J/8
6%
11,600
22%
22'A
2274
36,000
4%
4%
4%
I,200
53
5274
53%
42,700
29%
;
28%
29J/a
47 '/a
4774
12,400
8,400
36%
66,500
-
4%
48
4874
49
4%
49%
31
31 Va
29%
30%
47%
48
37%
47
48'/a
471%
47%
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36%
37%
36%
36%
94%
94%
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94%
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94 3 4
'
♦93%
*104
105 'A
'
104
21
21 %
21 Va
21%
2-%
2%
2%
16%
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2%
1G%
16%
27%
27%
*45Va
45%
' 5774
58 Va
104
104
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21%
2%
2%
2%
47%
47%
*> '■ •••
.
94%
104
3
94%
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100
105 V*
40
•21 J/4
21%
4,200
2%
274
4,900
*104
*15%
16%
1574
1574
300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2774
27%
3,500
*45
45%
451%
"451«
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45%
45'/a
4514
200
58
5814
57%
5774
11,700
16
271%
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16
58 Va
57%
57%
56%
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83
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83
82
82
82
82
88 Va
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88%
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88
*87
88
*87
88
98%
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981%
*97%
98%
42%
43%
431%
441%
43%
44'A
51%
52 %
511.2
52
51%
52%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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12%
*12%
12%
500
11%
10%
111%
10%
11%
10%
10%
1074
11%
7,700
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
52
6,700
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;
1
.
1
1
83
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-
Power—No par
;
22
2%
100
&
105 'A.
21%
100
xli
.
.
Foreign transactions
Hunt Fodds & Indust Inc com__,__5
5% preferred series A
—100
5% preferred series B
-1-100
5% ' preferred series A_
Hussmann Refrigerator Co___
i4:
*871%
8
14%
100
Hupp Corp comnion-
Jun
45 3
21%
common_No par
14
Apr
2074
45
Va
141/8
No par
4
18
19%
46
21 'A
5
common
__
Jun
45
19%'
45%
14%
12.50
Corp
8% Jan
8T
12,100
15,800
19%
46%
2114
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
..
28%
274,800
1
Inc
Howard Stores Corpi
.Howe Sound Co
6
10,200
lii
28'A
A
26%
20%
63
33 y4
*4%
Howard Johnson Co
;
2374
26 Va
ilj
26%
19%
38y2
6%
preferred
Houston
13%'Aujt 22
Jun
4%
2374
A
26%
4614
116
21%
4.40%
9
52% Sep
6
9% Jan
i: 17% Feb
May
48
May
39% Jan
56% Apr
2
3%%
92% Mar 21
100
4
'
9% Oct
2
Household
•
Mar 26
88
23%
14
26'%
14%
5%
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred—-50-
May 31
May
23%
as
2714
26,100
21
div 2nd pfd series C—No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
__2.50
Hotel Corp of America common—_l
6
17
44%
23%
23%
43%
14%
50c
Mining
preferred
6
May 17
41
37% July 18
700
43
42%
21 %
$5
15
*4174
.
14V2
5
Winston
Chemical
$4.25
43
800
774
41%
•
•
*41%
■
71/2
42%
41
10
&
Hooker
9
9
7%
19%
13%
43%
1.50
Corp
America
Corp
Rinehart
43
*4214
43
431%
*7%
v
4,100
4,900
21
_2.oo
;
'
Mar 22
8
Holly
39% July 12
Jan
93
Corp
Electronics
Holland Furnace Co
30
41%J&n
Hotels
30
20
22 Va
38
5
Voltage Engineering Corp.
6'A Sep
19%
88%
*60
33
50c
Co
of
20
19%
1
Corp
Inc__
Inns
407a
46%
8%
1
Holiday
23
40
19%
87u
Inc
Hoffman
30%
2274
40
46%
*38%
1
3074
23
19%
38V2
115%
31'%
22%
47
39 Vz
1 1/24
30%
♦39'A
.
7%
.*7%
23%
37%
....
20
734
14
27
*38'/2
8%
i0c
Chemical
&
30
2
94 % Dec
Oil
23
10
_
Sep
25
9
60
25
93
8
36% Mar
28
Jun
87% Jun
~1
% Oct
6
40% Jan
6
26
Feb
2
10
21 % Oct
17% Jan
24
7 % Oct
1
Co
23
13%
25c
100
10% Oct
14% Oct
Hess
.
preferred-No par
Chocolate Corp
_No par
32% Oct
16
1
A
41% Feb
12
42 VB
preferred—25
common
class
conv
43%
21%
_100
Payne
Powder
Hdrshey
7
S2
*421,4
43
19%
46%
*87%
8.33 Va
preferred
11
42
22%
39%
19%
.
common
non-cumulative
Jan
•■'42
22%
20
7%
7%
30 3 4
391/4
-
%
(WE) & Co
1%
*7%
31
s
-
31%
»
20
27 Vz
<
60
34%
54%
3\
Industries
23,400
26,700
38%
132
52%
27 %
preferred—:
Helene Curtis
36%
37%
132
34 '/8
22%
common.
60
-.
34%
No par
Co
35%
37%-
132%
500
101
52%
5
Corp
(H J )
36
*131
14,500
24
*98
52
5
_
;
35%
/ 37%
10%
*23%
*34
50
Co
974
101
52%
40c
Inc
37
132
132
'
10
24%
*98
37%
37
37
133%
9%
*23%
1
34%
'
Industries
20
20% Oct
31
Hayes
50% Sep
89 % Jun
84
JUly 13
9
101%
36
36%
36%
22%
-
1
common
Rights
11
25% Feb
64% Jan
10% May 29
Hawaiian
3
i5,i Oct
Sep
1
31% Jan
19
27% Jun
32
3
20 •
2
22
Oct
36
26
July 22
Corp of America
5%
preferred
Haveg Industries Ihc
-
27
20
.
5
_i
Hat
11
Apr
15% Jun
34
31% Oct
Sep
Sep
25% May
.21% Aug 23
24 %
Feb
44 'A Jun
16
2
38% Jun
13
7% July 29
*39
99%
10
'
■
39%
24%
*31
__5
Harvey Aluminum Inc
35
50%
'39%
51%
1.25
Co—
35
50%
*132
1
Marx—
400
34%
51%
133 %
1.:...
Corp
Harsco Corporation.—
39 la
35
50%
9%
^ 132
100
Harcourt 'Brace
35
267 s
39%
34%
51%
,103 > *
' 35%
35Va
36%
2.5o
com
Harris-lntertype
13
'40% Sep 24
23% May
6
32% Mar 20
(MA)
-
1
pre]erred
Sep
,35% Jun
9
6%
*98,
I
-
2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac
May lo
35
2;'
17% Jan
3
__100»-
39 14
34%
51J/4
51 %
*24' "
;l
common
preferred
38% Oct
2
18% May
convertible
40
34%
*391%
40
35
9%
1
Hamilton Watch Co
4'v
~
5
40
34%
50%
~'/Z
* ~
1__J5
:
Hallicrafiers Co
132% July 15
28. i Jan
:
Co
37.% Sep
7
22
43% May
1
24% Jan
May 29
17% May 29
26% Jan
126.
2
2
39'A Jan
39 V* -Jun
20
Sep
1—12.50
(WF). Printing Co
Halliburton
27% Apr 10
108% Aug 23
26.
24
122
Hall
15 % May 27
2
Water
Hackensack
3
Jan
108
3
26% Jun
30
27% Jan
27
July
9 %
23
54% Aug
Apr 29
48% Feb 12
14
27% Jan
May 28
18% Jun
83
40 % Sep
35% Oct
7
29
'59% Feb
24 *
Jan
36
36% Mar 22
Vg May 28
44% Oct
"
'37% Aug 30
May 29
29
25
51%
:
97%
43%
44
51%
/
97%
52
•
97%
60
97%
20
42%
43 J/4
16,500
52
52 y„
7,900
',
28%
•
>
29
28%
*100
100
—11
150
100
*99%
101
*991%
7%
"1
8
'7%
43
:
5
1
43
15:%
ig
*43
15%
29
43%
15%
II,200
29 J/4
101
101%
*99%
101
8%
8 %
160
874
45,300
*43
15%,
43%
4374
300
yl5%
'43%
*43
•
15%
7%
8%
7%
7%
2874
101
101
*99%
101
*99%
29%
♦100
101
*100
'•
28 3 4
29
28%
101
101
15%
1574
1574
4,000
*43
I
32% July 31
21
Mar 18
Jan
23% May 29
37
18% Sep
29% Jan
27
45 %'
31%
Jun" 25
28
May 29
46% Feb
41
Apr
46% May
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48
Nov
2
30
9
15
52% May 16
48% July
3
45% July 19
44% Feb
5
50
May 25
47
May 29
Apr
36% May 23
26% May 24
59% July 10
5
23% May 29
24% jun 25
31
May 21
50%
5074
common—No par
x39%
50%
397«
5074
Co
3974
3 97
39
39 J/4
3874
preferred
50
47%
48
47-
4774
47 Va
4774
47
49 %[ Jun
25
4.26%
*46%
48
*4674
48
30
4.70%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
50
53
50
*52
::48%
53
50
48
1374
25'A
*52
53
47
Aug 29
50% Aug 15
49
May 14
Jan
50% Mar 20
46% Oct
9
49 '% Feb
20
8
17'A Sep
36% Jan
5
24
Aug 12
29% Feb
5% July
25
155
Jan
Mar
Sep
33% Sep
6 % Jan
28
36
48% Jan
2
22
98 '
Apr
26
96
29
Mar 16
2
159
1
23% Jan
478% Jun
3
85% Mar
6
83% Jan
85% Jan
3
Jun
25
Jun
18% Dec
4
22% Oct
24
9
95
Jan
Oct
25
Nov
99
2
26
101
5
38% Mar 16
1
Dec
17
30% Dec
10
105
Dec
18
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
Jan
17
19
Oct
11% Jan
30
56% Aug
68 % Feb
1
29
55
Dec
17
175
Oct
9
20% Mar 14
26% Jan
14
2
36 »A
98
5% July 19
48% Oct
67s Oct
21% Oct
25
29
Feb
27
24
41% Apr
24
34
Aug
1
July 24
38 %
Rectifier
Resistance
2
3
109
May 20
30
Aug 14
104
•
2
10
6
52
Jun
28 % Jan
2
48% Oct
30
27% Jun
25% Jan
3
21% Sep
23% Jan
52% Apr
-.50% Dec
12
2
33
1
Jan.
20
2
124% Aug 30
21% Mar 8
Jan
3
49% Jan>
3
19% Jan
2
3
11
24
-28% May 2
31% May 28
55%; Apr
3
27% July 24
118
5
Oct
25% Jun
50% Jan
,49
6
106% Sep
100% Sep
,17% Nov
Sep
Aug 30
:
58% May 21
.30'% Aug 22
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
93A Oct
22
16 % Jan
10
10
Jan
11% Jun
25
24% Feb
21
12
Sep
5
13% May
19% Feb
9
87% Jun
14
84% Jan
7
90
May 15
61
% Aug 29
82
JUly
•••
121
Apr
16
13% Jan
2
2
131
July
17% Apr
43 Va
75% Jan
2
50 Va Jan
29
84
88 % Jun
13
8614 Jan
7
89% Jun
59% Feb
7
42
Jan
2
511% jun
7
73% Jan
2
Sep 28
July 16
38% Sep 24
.61% Oct. S3
For
112
Feb
footnotes,
see page
23.
98
Sep
1
conv
4%
conv
4%
conv
*4874
50
*47 •>,
47%
160
1374
13%
1374
5,000
2574
25
2574
25
25%
25
2574
4,400
3374
33
33'A
3,100
25
574
4374
33 74
162 Va
43
4374
43%
4374
3374
33
33
7,200
37%
3674
37
2,000
33%
37 V*
37
37
25
46274
25
471%
57%
5874
166 y2
168'A
57 y4
*85
X8V8
58
86 Va
8 74
6i y2
62%
6174
*99%
*37
*9974
101
24%
25
24%
461 Va
468
460 »/a
5874
167
5674
*85
58
5874
170
170
25
24%
3,600
47074
77,700
58%
5774
170y4
171
640
8674
♦85
86 Va
*85
86%
*874
874
8%
61
62
14%
1474
357/8
34%
*99 J/2
31'A
*111
♦991/a
100
31 J/4""
*
*3174
♦111
113
674
6%
6 'A
4874
*48',4
*6
61/4
4874
4874
8%
2,300
61%
26,400
6114
14%
1474
14%
18,900
35
3474
35V8
52,500
6174
99%
31%
112%
6%
700
48%
510
6%
7%
25,400
23%
231%
23 Va
24
2374
23%
80 Va
81
81
80
80
25%
26
2574
26 Vb
26
26J/4
261/4
2674
37
37%
37 74
37%
3774
3774
371/2
37%
25
39'%
39 Vz
*39 Va
40 Va
*3974
Tel & Tel com_No par
4874
49%
4874
49%
4874
common
1
_loo
104%
10414
100
100
pfd series B
pfd series C
pfd series D
103 74
104
104 J4
104
10474
*10374
10274
103 74
103
10374
10374
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
25
22
105
104 V*
*391/2
40
48
49
100
*6
*48
23%
-
100
1,200
113
6%
23 74
774
9914
31%
31%
*111
481/2
*7974
7
99%
800
48%
6%
7V8
24%
774
8
61
60%
8 74
61
14
7
16,000
31 ,'600
34%
31%
59
57%
15 74
100
360
24%
465%
170%
3574
113
100
56
3574
31V*
100
20,600
56%
X1474
*9974
1,500
6,100
162%
465%
6174
*111
*157
56
1574
48 74
101
6
79%
57 Va
62 Va
61 Vz
6%
40 Va
48%
7,400
81
*79%
26%
60O
2674
3614
*36
*37%
9,800
3,500
371/2
100
4914
4874
38,800
103%
103%
1031/4
104
104
104
330
103%
104
103%
104
1,380
103%
1031/2
104
103%
10374
2,370
2174
21%
♦2174
2174
3,300
*46%
4674
*46
;
22 y4
22
22 Va
21%
21%
46 y4
*46
46
46 74
46
4674
200
Interstate Dept Stores.
1
Interstate Motor Freight System—1
Interstate Power Co
3.50
4574
46
4574
46%
4574
4674
45
46
4574
48%
22,000
22%
22%
22 74
22'/a
22 74
2274
22%
22%
2174
22
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
2674
2674
*2674
Iowa Elec Light
29%
2974
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
52
53
5274
X5674
52%
52 J/4
52%
52
52%
51%
56%
56%
5674
56'%
1,600
27%
27%
2774
27%
3,900
*45%
2674
& Power Co—2.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
1
Iowa Power & Light Co
——10
Island Creek Coal-common
% $6
preferred—:
Brekker Co
_50c
—;
5674
-
Tv''"-—/-
56%
27%
28Va
*127
129
28
*127
57
5674 456 Va
2874
2774
129
15 y2
15
1574
6
Jaeger Machine Co__
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co__
1
13%
1414
13%
14i%
6
*574
78%
4474 '"
33%
100
33
5%
32%
4474
100
33%
7974
*157
16274
37%
1574
12
5%
'
79
r
33 74
5
20
5%
44%
I-T-E-Circuit
23
*157
*
33
33 J/4
79
80 '/a
preferred
4%
50
48
1374
78 74
International Shoe
7%
*48%
*4674
1374
23%
International
16
50
1
100
53
46%
10c
53 %
Sep
41% Jan
99% Jan
1
100
48
1374
No par
_No par
Co
International Salt
International Silver
2
44% Jan
11
i'KO
48'%
7
28'A Apr 23
51% Aug 23
39 y2 Jun
7
12
20
Jun
1
Corp
*4674
53
147b
No par
preferred—
9Va
48
*52
35%
3574
*99%
99%
31
31
112
112
6%
674
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
87 V4
*46%
61%
617/2
2.50
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
convertible preferred
International
58% Jan
101 %
5%
Limited
International
115% Jan
May 29
9
1%
No par
common
7
18
38
Paper
preferred
28
29% Feb
86
4
Mar 13
21
International
25
May 28
Jun
20
transactions
International Packers
29
37%
17% May 29
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Jan
33
40
*85
100
;
58
166 Va
59
160
48
46 J/4
162 Va
57 y4
1,700
14,100
46%
*4874
*157
57%
5
5.074
3874
46 %
1374
574
185
100
conu
5074
3874
50
78%
25
50 Va
39%
47
•<
48
1374
574
469Va
5074
*46%
79%
2474
5074
*4874
79
37%,
99J/4
-
.
53
3374
33%
51"
80
*157
162Va
44%
45 %
3274
33%
460
No par
Chemical
10% Jan
3
50 % Mar
Sep
Aug
11
22
Mar
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
s
1
common
*4674
5r,»
79%
37
99 'A
Machines—5»
64% Jan
10
71
4
Corp
preferred
$4
20% Apr
39% May
10
100
Business
&
-
5
preferred
Minerals
4%
Int'l
4
Jun
Iron
common
«
33%
-
—100
No par
Co
Harvester
7%
Int'l
2
3
-
Int'l
100
Mar 26
92
Interlake
35 y4 Jun 25
114% July 15
4
Jan
'
24%
No par
common.
Corp
preferred
International
18
36
May 29
4Va%
16
Jan
98
26
Steel
Inland
Jan
26
18% Jan
General
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
*46%
13%
Corp
1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
26% Feb
104
Oct
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
62
18
-
Foreign
7
Jun
37
63 Va May 20
63% Sep
87'A Sep
8
52
50
—1
Interchemical
384% Jan
40'A Jan
9
-
Indiana
50%
50
Mills Inc
Head
Inspiration Consolidated Copper-
100
49 % Jan
Jan
81
4.20%
Co
40% Aug 28
157 % Jan
Feb
11
4.42%
Indian
RR
38% May 23
13
15
1
57
9
Sep
26% Apr
8
159'A Mar
18
Aug 20
46% Sep
30
Mar
16
57% Mar
2
29
81 % Jun ,24
30% Feb
22
14,300
Power
19
24
23,300
53
Central
Jun
Jun
10,400
2474
52
4.08%
155
Jan
34%
2474
Illinois
57% Jun
5
2
34
34'A
5274
Illinois
Jan
43% Oct
34%
24%
5174
9
65
145
34 J/4
24Va
52
21
5
578 % Jan
3474
-'24%
25
19
14
51 y4
Sep
Jan
24
24%
5274
Feb
7 % Feb
Jun
34
2474
51'/4
42
39% Jan
20 % Oct
3474
24 y4
48
26
300
34
24 %
52 Va
8
May 29
90% July 24
31 % Jun
34%
24%
52
5
No par
No par
2
87
25
;
_
Industries
6
5
Jan
Central
34% Mar
31
151
Illinois
34
_5
Co
45% Jan
26
5% May 29
50% Sep
Cement
39% Jan
13% Oct
43% Mar 30
Idaho Power Co^
Ideal
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
Co Inc. common
3%%
preferred—
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Johnson
pfd—100
*80
87'%
87
87
28
127
127
*127
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15
15%
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11%
11%
13%
13%
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14
14%
87 V4
87 V»
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11%
29%
3,600
51%
3,900
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26%
4,500
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.
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129
15
1514
11%
11%
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14%
15%
87%
10.600
2,900
1
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53
53
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
53 Va
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90
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90%
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90%
*89%
9oy2
48%
92%
48 y4
48%
48%
49%
90%
90'/a
90%
40.
53%
100
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94
5
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48%
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18.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1450)
.
.
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1902
May 29
15
38% Oct
22
eeyajun
is
13 % Dec
19
34% Oct
Lowest
Highest
Lowest,,
26
29 ya Jan
24
Oct
4
105 % Apr
24
13 % Jan
19% Jan
15 % Apr
19
29% Sep
6
47% Jan
4
40 Va Jan
64%
100% Jan
4
17% Jan
21 % Jun
15% Mar
2
2
102% Mar 26
73% Jan
NEW
Highest 5
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jonathan
Jones
Logan Inc
50c
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
101
Jan
10
Mar 15
32% Mar
1
Sep
20
90
2
50% Dec
37
99
,
Jan
Mar 25
50
104
May 21
111
6
May 16
112
102 % Feb
% Jan
4
28
37% May 28
78
July 31
83
86
Aug
Jan
81
24
Feb
12
Apr
3
6
94% Dec
26
95% Jan
26
Nov
5
89
Jan
8
94 % Dec
27
95 V* Jan
91
Jan ,26
95% Oct
22
97
Sep
26
38 % Jan
4
36 y« Nov
101%
12
41% Nov
23
20
93
.
99% May 10
10
42% Jun
5
Kaiser
52 % Aug
(ser
31
43% Sep
86
5
July 19
Alar
97% May
100% Apr
48% Jun
4%
7
2
17% Nov
15
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
28% Oct
12
27%'Jan
2
27
50% May
7
48
Jan
2
35 % Sep
53% Feb
Oct
24
26% Jan
4
16% Mar 18
36
Sep
27
41% Sep
19
25
40 % Jan
3
33
Jan
2
42
Jun
21
24
48
2
30
Jan
2
42% Sep
5
59% Ofct
22
86
60% Oct
24
Jan
5
91% Mar
66% Jan
5
Jan
65
79% May
2
Sep
30
78% Jan
10
2
Non-cumulative
&
preferred
Electric
&
Kennecott
Copper
County Land Go
34% Jan
2
42% Apr
22
Kerr-McGee
34
3
40% Sep
16
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
52%'Mar 13
72%
Sep
20
32%'.Ian
2
50
Sep
3
1115% Jan
3
2
23% Oct
9
11% Dec
28
20
33% Jun
27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
80 y2 Aug
2
88
84% Jan
Feb
26
25
Oil
16% May 31
KLM
8
43% Apr
16
10
90 V2 Oct
11
22
Apr
36% Jan
8
21'% Jan
2
29% "Oct
4
Kresge (S S)
24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
27% Oct
7
Kress
13% Jan
22
11
Mar 22
37% Oct
24
Oct
57
11
Oct
20
Jun
25
30'/a Jan
2
23% Jan
2:
24 % Oct
26
39% Jan
4
27% Jan
2.
24
Mar 12
18
17 Va Aug
11
16
31% Aug 26
34% Sep 16
Korvette
(E
(S
Oct
24
40 % Jan
19% May 29'
31 Va Jan
12
36 % Aug
20% Oct
15i.
40
25'
36% Jan
10
36% Jan
9% Oct
2
Jun
18
15'
y2 Mar
27 %
Sep
V
Co
Laclede
51'% Apr
7
26
27% Oct
11
3
19% Mar 12'
29 % Feb
9
15
—Apr
2
25% Aug
18% Aug
19
22
i.4
Lear
26
21% Apr,
3
13%'Jan
3
20% Feb
14
Lee
13% Jun
25
39
Jan
15
15
28
24.
Feb
8
Sep
Apr
17
16% Sep 27.
r% Aug
1% Mar 16
i
Sep
20 va Jun
19
1% Feb
12
19% Jan
9
22% Dec
11
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
31% Oct
9
22% May 29
.8% Oct 25
43% Feb
8
28
7
39% Jan
22
13
Feb
8
62
Mar 19
43% Oct
4
,9% Oct 24
63% Oct 23
147
May 31'
31% May 29
15
Jun
40
Oct
25
21% Sep
19 Vss Jan
15% Oct
24
July
ig
9
57
17% Oct
24
47% Feb
24% Feb
18% May 29
Jun
100%
88
JulF~6
Aug
90
6
Jan
9
3
27 % Jan
27
57 % Sep
25
Link
85% Sep
22
May
1
Feb
28
7
29% Apr
96
104
31
IT
Jan
7
94% Mar
96
1
Jan
8!
16
1110% Oct
36%
137
Oct~24
Jun
27
63% Feb
151
Apr
7% Mar 14
22
57 % Mar
132% Jan
Mar 20
Dec
95
2,
6
2
42 Vk Jan
4
142% Jan
2.
3
Mar 14
44
Jun
25
23% Jan
4
23 % May 24
; 24% Feb
143% Feb
15
34% Jun
12
July 2
,96% Aug 16
99 Va Oct 10
18% July 12
54% Apr
153
40
Mar 20
32
Jan
7
39
64
Apr
11
59% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
82% July
13% Sep
49% Apr
67% Jan
4
39% Jan
2
14
21% Feb
20
15% Jan
2
-Jun
27
25
25
44%, Jun
5
45 % Jun
25
Jan 16
17 % Oct
24
1% Oct
24
7% Oct
40% Feb
20
24
Jun
47% Feb
Jan
2
15
10
Island
5%
Lukens Steel
Lykes
Bros
15
Mack
Sep
4
96% Apr
1
24'
93
Dec
31
91 Va
30% Jaa
15
19% Mar
3% Mar 27-
24
10 % Mar 21
25
47% Mar 20
lVa July
9
_
8% July 18
Jun
26
35 % Jan
2
20% Oct
24
27
14
4% Jun
25
21% Aug
9
5% Jan.. 7
36
May 29
20% May 29
22 % May 29
24
Feb
Mar
7
6
45% Mar 14
43
34
Aug.30^
35
M'ar
24%. Jan
2
28% Sep
4
27
18% Jan
12
56
13
46 %
17
May 28
25% May 29
28% Jan
36%
21%
20
24
29% Aug 29
Va Feb 27
Sep
26% Jan
9% Jun
Feb
2
1
30 % Oct
Mat 15
~2
Dep 27
2
9% Sep 19 1
33% July 24
32
Apr
3•
July 26
18
36%, Jan 10
44%' Aug 14
25
77% Jan
5
77% Feb
21
58% Jan
30
52
36Va July 30
'2
53
84
May 18
82
83 %
Maiy 17
83
,
May 27'
va Jan
2
Feb
26
May 27
69% Oct 11
2
Jan
8
2% Jan
16
9% Jan
16
32% Sep
45% Jim
6
40
V
40
40% %
//■" 40
38 Va
38%
38%
73 5 a
79 V8
78%
79
.
21 Va
32%
33 Va
2,700
52%
52%
52%
52~h
3,200
23 Va
23
23 Va
33.200
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'39%
39
79
43
*20%
33%
38%
;
800
39%
39%
39 Vz
40 V8
40
40 V4
3,700
39 Va
38%
39 V2
78 Va
4,100
5.800
67
/ 78
78%
67%
781
68 %
66%
67%
65
37%
66%
38 Va
65%
37%
66 V4
9,000
38%
38%
37%
37%
38%
37
38%
37%
38%
36.400
68
%
38%
69%
38%
38%
68%
69
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69%
69
44%
45 v4
69%
45
69 V8
45 Va
69%
70 Va
23
>
68%
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44 Va
23 %
43%
44
43%
44
;
a
21,800
800
11,600
:
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23%
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14%
25%
13 %
13%;
13%
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13%
500
41%
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41
41%
90
V
41%
41 Va
42%
41%
89 Va
42%
41%
41%
90
5.300
90
89%
90
90 Va
90%
90%
,
6,300
33%
34
33%
34%
90 Va
410
33%
27 V2
34%
28 Va
34 %
35%
27%
35%
23
37%
148.600
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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27 Va
27 Va
27 Ve
27%
28,300
27
>
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27
27% /-/
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16
15 %
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16
16
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29 %
16
29
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29%
29
29
34
34
34%
33%
34
33 %
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16
16%
1.900
29%
29 Va
16,800
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34
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10
27%
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50
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27%
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50
27%
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27%
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50
10
9%
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50
10%
6.900
27%
27%
3,400
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50
27%
27%
27 Vs
27%
27%
27%
27%
21%
22
27%
27%
21
27%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
15%
20%
21
15%
15%
16%
15%
15%
16%
16%
15%
17
15 Va
15%
17%
17%
17%
IS
17%
18
36?a
38
17%
18
35%
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35
16%
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15.8C0
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
10.000
v
4,000
3,300
22,300
7,600
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1%
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
1 Va
*21%
1V4
1%
21%
16%
1%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
31%
21%
31%
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21%
31%
100
31%
30%
31%
30%
30 V8
30
30%
25,000
29%
30%
30
30%
29%
30
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11
7,900
28
28 7
28%
29
10%
11
11
11
11
11
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11
54%
55%
54%
55
54
54%
54
54%
54
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/
15%
54%
27,300
15%
15%
15 va
15%
14 Va
15%
15
15%
15.100
a
74%
74%
74
74%
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152 %
152
152%
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39 Va
39
39%
38 Va
39%
38%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
15 Va.
14%
38%
14%
56%
56 %
56%
56
56%
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56
a
39
14%
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,
5%
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%
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36%
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16,100
15
17,600
55 Va
56
5,000
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5%
5%
5
16 %
16 Va
*15
81%
78
Va
81 %
78
80%
79 Va
80%
36
34%
35'/a
34
34 %
34 Va
34 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
24,800
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23 Va
23,500
150
31%
/
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95 Va
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31%
107
99
99
74%
153
16%
.
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.
152%
17%
31%
107
73 Va
74%
153
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20
140
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74
5,900
150
31%
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100 %
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31 %
32
107
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95%
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5%
16
5 Va
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17%
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31%
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95 Va
94 Va
5%
16
53.100
1.100
,
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50,600
17% \
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6.200
150
31 %
13,100
107
95 '
100
7
100%
99 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12%
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
117,300
45%
46 Va
45
46
45
45%
44%
45%
45 %
45%
21.000
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151
*150
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151
151
.
150
99 Va
*99
150
100%
70
...
150%
151
par
36%
36 Va
36
36%
36
50
(Ky).No
36'/a
35%
,35%
35%
36
80%
2,000
82 %
80%
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80%
81
80%
80%
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80%
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10
24
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7
33% May 24
25% May 14
9% Oct
9
12 Vs.
-
120
12%
11%
47
47 Va
46%
47
46
46
44%
45%
45%
45%
20 %
21
2,200
21%
21%
21%
22%
21 %
23
21%
21 %
64,400
Fund
26%
27%
27
27
27
27
37
Va
37%
37 Va
38
36%
37%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
*49 %
49%
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49%
49%
49%
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49%
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49%
12
11%
11%
11%
12
Va
12
12 V8
5,700
Manhattan
Maremont
38% Feb
5
22% Jan
4
46% Jun
13
61
Sep
70% Oct
87% Jun
13
9
4
Marine
80
Sep
20
Jan
$3.40
87'
Apr
2
82
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
14% Jan
2
Jun
25*
19% Jun
35% Feb
2
21
29 Va Jan
2
Mays
Jun
27
78%. Jan
3
2
38% Sep
68% Sep
25
48
35
Dec
20
32% Jan
2
23% Sep 19
25 y8 Jan.19
15% Nov
27
81 %
24
125
Jan
81% Dec
27
104
Mar
102% Nov
23
150%
Jan
19
9
22
Dec
19
Jan
19
18% Oct
23
33 % Feb
21
35
Jun
21
61V8 Nov
28
% Oct
26
8
93
23
34% Jan
19
va Mar
2
4
20% Apr
5
9% Sep
71%, Sep
26
77!
a
Oct
3o
89
Feb
7
7
94
Mar
4
Sep 26
52% Sep 26
22% Oct 11
47
;Sep
23
40Va Mar 15
34% Feb
12
23% Jan
2
26
19% Jan
4
16
32% Jun
26
49% Feb
9
40
24
23:
a
Jan
9
30% May 28
R% Oct 26
46:
s
Jan
2
12; 'a Jan
31
-
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
39% Jan
4
28
4
34% Jan
2
6
Oct
23% Jan
17% Mar
_
80
Jun
391/4 Sep
33
22
3
2
108
Apr 19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
60 % Feb
28
6
40% May 16
32% Sep 23
18% Sep
51
Apr
.18% May
18
22
1
29
38% Feb
Jun
25
27% Mar 12
footnotes,
8
see
3
51% May 14
9% Jan
2
12
53% Oct
13% Oct
11
22% Oct
20
page 23.
July
Feb
13
54% Oct
11
11
29% Mar 29
25
23% Feb
1
68
69%
3.6C0
92
93
93%
560
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2
2 Va-
2
2Va
2
2 Va
2
2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
28%
29%
28 Va
28%
28%
29%
3.800
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
39%
407' a
54,700
39%
40%
39 %
39 Va
30%
28%
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29%
28V4
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24 Va
24
24
9%
8%
91/4
8%
8%
8,200
56 %
56 Va
56 Va
56%
56%
57 %
16,200
22%
29%
30
29
38%
39%
39
40%
41%
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30
30%
24
24
24
24
24
9
9
8%
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23
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8%
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56%
56%
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*30
23%
23%
24
39 %
%
12,700
700
39%
5.400
v
2,000
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23 Va
23%
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23
33%
33%
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34
33%
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34
1
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30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
1
29 Va
29%
5,700
12
12%
12
12%
12 V8
12%
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11%
19.100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34
34 Va
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34 V2
35
34
34 %
34%
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35 Va
35 Va
35%
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5,600
18 %
19 %
18%
19
18%
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18%
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51
48%
49%
51%
38,600
69%
70 Va
70
70 Va
70
70%
69%
69%
69%
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16,400
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preferred 1947 series.No par
preferred
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86 Va
86 %
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87%
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87 %
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86
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$1.50
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86
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86
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160
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16
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16%
16%
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38 %
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38
38 Va
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61%
62
61%
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39
38%
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33
32 Va
33
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preferred
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McCrory Corp
3%%
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%
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Inc
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$6
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2
•■/. 2
8%
■_
(J W)
MCA
Va
x86%
Maytag
22
67%
92%
1945 series.No par
3%%
75
21
67%
93
_5
Z
Corp
$3.75 preferred
May 21
24
Corp
May Dept Stores
May 10
Jun
67%
92
No par
Corp
&
Mattel Inc
84
19% Oct
Field
Masonite
$3.75
6
67%
92%
21 Va
1
Martin-Marietta
10
^
67'/a
92 Va
21%
,_i
....
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt
Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
100"
66%
92 Va
ZZZZ5
Corp
Midland
600
12,000
92 %
Moo reZZZZZlY 50
si
Marathon Oil Co
23'
27
21%
ZZZZ-ZZZZZl
Exploration
35
*26%
67
100
Shirt
Maracaibo Oil
27
1
Co
Manning Maxwell
*26%
67
1
&
15
35% Sep
6
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
40% May 23
1
31/3
59% Aug
JSn
5
50
Inc..
Mallory (P R)
% Jfin
Jan
_lo
common
par
86
3
Forbes
Inc
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
July 29 "
,
si
Madison Square Garden
Corp com.l
60c convertible
preferred—No
76
For
23%
39%
,
39%
39
23%
100
preferred
Madison
29
9% Oct
22! 2
39%
40%
39
40 Va
44 V«
21
*32%
33%;
52%
39%
'
(R H) Co Inc common
4%% preferred series A
20
18% Aug
23%
42 Va
207a
20
5
Macy
77% Feb
15
22 Va
42 Va
21
10l%
25c
Co.—
Trucks
5%%
70% Jun
63
22%
23 Va
100
Corp
si Sons
8.400
52 Vz
20%
.100
common
Steamship
3
22% Jan
Dec
(M)
43%
52%
19%
5
com
,
Lowenstein
100
52 Va
23 %
preferred
2
2
28
15
Co
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
98 Va
52 %
35
preferred—...100
7%
*97%
33
80
E
Co
93 Va
42%
18 %
series
(P)
*97%
*20%
36 %
100
preferred
Electronics
98%
20%
80%
4.35%
Loral
*97%
33 %
35%
D
Loriliard
97
97%
42%
-17%
series
Jan
Jan
56% Mar 12
29% Jun
B
*95%
33%
79 %
4.25%
46 % Jan
23
72
32% Feb
%
preferred
Lighting
series
94%
1C1%
42%
10
Corp.
common
Long
*94
97
20%
4
Cement
Gas
Co
94%
102
42 %
1
Star
conv
4.400
85
*95%
33%
__l
Star
4.84%
MacAndrews
25
33
1
Lone
17
25
23
20
Lone
Jan
Jun
42 % Jun
5
pfd
Inc
Aircraft Corp_
Theatres Inc
46% Apr
19
Oct
Oct
2
2.50
conv
Lockheed
Loew's
2
36% Jan
34% Jun
21
23
4
5
Inc
common
non-cum
200
39
38%
7
5
Industries
56
44 % Mar 15
25
27
Jun
3%%
Litton
110
*83 %
97
21
'
100
39
85
*94
112
*106
38 Va
*101
500
'
<
38
3
Co
Lionel Corp
,
102
i
•
M
21% Oct
23 % Jun
86
17
Aug 20
50
May 29
% May 29
30% Oct 22
14
107
25Vz May 29
8
11
Belt
38 Va
*83%
.
19,400
'
51%
*95%
39
.1
Inc.
Ling-Temco-Vought
*101
34%
97
97%
78%
1
18 % Feb
33% Sep 23
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
23
104
3
47% Mar 29
102
*95 Va
,
38%
No par
Products
50c
159% Apr
*101
97
97%
39%
5
100
2
13% Aug 14
2
155% Jan
■'
25
11
94%
102
39 Va
22%
1
.5
Jan
85
*94
51%
...15
Liggett si Myers Tobacco com."
7%
preferred—...
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
6
*83%
95
33 %.
l
pfd series A
Refineries
38%
85
42%
*20%
'
5
Corp
si Fink
39
*83 Va
*94
97%
1
*
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil si Libby
4% Aug 13
13
123
Inc
Tire
46 Va Jan
6
23
$1.50 conv
Lehman
38%
85
*95%
.1
Leesona Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement..
Lehigh Valley Industries com
Lehn
39%
95
•
*100%
...25
A
83%'May
2
36%. Oct
2
39
*94
No par
Inc.
&
13% July 10;
'5'
15 Va Oct
_
110
__4
series
;
Siegler
Rubber
Inc
common
Leonard
2
Jan
69% Dec
31
*106
109%
34%
91%
%/%
Electronics
Co
12% Sep 17
56% Aug 15
16% May
2
150
54% Mar 29
25
Jan
for
Gas
12% Mar 26
2
24'
23
110
5
66 % Jan
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
4% Oct
2
507/a»July 24
6
25% Jan
23
Oct
9% Jan
17% Mar 12
110% Feb
'V/'Y-
Lane Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
Paper Co....
4.32preferred
13% Oct
,1% May 29
5
L
35% May
4
*106
1
18,
44 Va
109%
1
P Sutherland
Laboratory
13% Jun
21
112
10
Kroger Co
14
7.
112%
10
Co
15% Jan
22% Mar
*112
.10
Inc
7
47% Mar 29
8
113%
100 g
Co
&
;
10
*112
100
J)
H)
Kroehler Mfg
K
92
*112
.1.
preferred
13% Oct
110
,
35 Via
92
*50
—___1
Royal Dutch Airlines
21% Oct
20
34%
91%
<51%
..5
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common
35
*50
.1
1
34%
51%
1
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp..
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
4%
9,300
91%
g
Industries
2
Jan
12
Mar 16
28 V4
35
2.50
19
21
1,900
27%
112 %
110
No par
23
79 % Jan
15
27%
34%
,
/.
Jan
34 % Dec
15
267/a
91%
1
.
46% Feb
25
14%
28
*83%
%.50c
Co
41
May 28
14%
27
a
*50%
1
25
23
22,800
28
104 7
92%
No par
Co.
35
110
..25
Co
25
45% Oct
11,300
;
6?Va
15
51%
112%
Light Co._____8.75
Jun
Jan
61%
104%
105
14 V8
92%
com No par
30% Jun
24
62%
104%
*104%
*50 Va
100
Kellogg
Kern
61%
104%
18%
93 %
100
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kendall
Shares
18%
51%
100
Southn Ind
Co
Kelsey Hayes
63%
18%
*112
100
Power
18%
14%
X27%
34%
__10G
Kansas
24% Sep
pfd
preferred
Kansas Gas
26% Jun
conv
preferred
11
19
the Week
*50
100
preferred
26
23% Aug 21
pfd
4.35%
21% Mar 25
27
conv
preferred.
Kansas City
62%
105
14%
28
18 Va
Friday
Oct. 11
*91%
50
1957)
4.20%
1
25
of
Pr & Lt Co com.No par
preferred
100
4.50%
*104%
15
26%
City
3.80%
96% July 17
102
104%
14%
Corp___33%o
preferred—_10Q
4%%/ (ser of 1959)
Kansas
19
63 Va
104%
1
preferred
4%%
110
18%
62%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 10'
r>y:
4%%
Jan
18%
64 Va
PRICES
Chem
7
36% Jun
va
&
convertible
113% Aug 22
23% Jun
13
Alum
il/a%
Oct. 9
18%
Laughlin Steel common_lo
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
100% July 19
Wednesday
Oct. 8
</
63 %
&
K
May 29
25
Tuesday
Oct. 7
5%
Joy Manufacturing Co
HIGH SALE
Monday
Par
common
__50c
*21%
21%
11 Va
11
11
11 Va
74
74
76
preferred
79%
100
convertible
convertible
21%
preferred
100
Va
,j
60%
60%
60%
61 Va
38%
■
39
38%
$8%
381/4
38%
2.300-
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,500
*21%
21%
21V4
21 %
21%
21%
700
10,900
11
11 Va
*78%
80
11
*78%
11%
11%
11%
79%
78
78
78%
3,800
120'
5%%
77%
78
conv
preference B
77%
78
78
78
*82%
85
conv
77%
85%
78
100
4%%
preference B
85%,
85%
85%
*84
86
*84
100
57%
58 Va
57%
58%
57
57 %
*56%
57%
57%
57%
23 %
23%
22%
23
McDermott
(J
Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison Co
McDonnell
&
IncZZ—1
Co
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Foreign transactions
McKesson
McLean
McLouth
&
&
Co_^
.
Robbrns Inc
Trucking Co
Steel
Corp—
Mach & Eng Co..
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
McNeil
23 Va
23 %
23%
23
23%
23
50
50%
50%
51
50%
5iyfl
49%
50 %
49%
50%
39%
Z~Z
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
5,300
1
2.9
29%
28%
■29%
28 %
29
28%
28%
27%
A
1
28%
36,400
17%
18
*17%
18%
18
18
17%
17%
18
18
No par
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
43%
43
43 Va
.2.50
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
(AG)
1,940
86
j
Corp
McGraw-Hill
McKee
77%
,
%
29.40015,800
800
1,100
.
No par
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
*16%
_9
49 >4
Z_1
49 Va
49%
49%
49
49%
49
49 Va
49V4
49%
11,000
11 %
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
6,700
53%
54%
9.300;
23
?3
22%
23
22%
22%
3,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
1,200'
Va
2.50
No par
23%
23%
23
10
20%
20%
20%
23%
20%
17
,
1.000.
:
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6307
198
(1451)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year1962
46 % Oct
93% Jan
7
97
20% Jan
4
25% May 20
Medusa
27% Jan
Melville Shoe
12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
17
;Jun
27
26% Feb
7
24% Oct
25
32 % Apr
6
19% Aug 15
81% Jan
2
90
Oct
10
86% Jan
28
Feb
28
20% Mar 11
•
18'% May 28
Jun
2
107
3
93
Merck
13% Apr 29
15% Aug 19
Mesabi
Mesta
Feb 28
37
25
16% Nov
23
15
88% Jun
19
82 V2 Jan
3
93% Jan
2
975
NOV
May 28
81
Jan
8
87
80
July
9
84% Oct
9
26
100% Aug
2
26
6
Jan
84% Sep
%% Jan
85% Sep
8v
Apr
98% Apr
39 % Apr
10
34% Jan
58% Feb
102
Dec
14
49% Jan
5
,
10i
2
8
% May 31
37% Sep,
3
2
90
27
Feb
101
7
24
July
Metromedia
1
Mar 22
2:
80% Oct
2
70% Feb
8
60% Jan
23
40% Feb
S
24% Jan
2
33
24
25
Mar 19
18% Jan
2
24% Sep
70% Oct
24
133% Jan
2
2
130% Sep
18
77% Oct
23
98% Jan
2
84% Jan
79% Jan
17% Dec 14
May 29
14
Apr
93
2
17
Minerals &
66% Sep,16
17
15
70 % Feb
7
52 % Jan
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
18 % Jan
49
"Jun
3
Minnesota
44% Mar
58% Aug
7
Mission
35% July 12
Mission
34
May 29
Jun
21
45% Apr 24
474
Dec
7
40% Feb
34
19
Jun
28
31 % De c
29 % Mar
31
24
40% Feb
9
Oct
22
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
35 % Jun
25
51% Mar
1
48% Jan
26% Jim
22
42
5
30
2%
Mar
25
25% Jan
2
7% May 29
11% Apr
19
18% Jun
65% Oct
69% May 11
25
Jun
15
7% Jun
Oct
80
75 % May 28
10
22% Mar 20
13
14
15
Nov 29
Oct 22
10% Nov
29
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
31
May 28
May 29
39 % Dec
20
5
28
4% Feb
.
15
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Missouri
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
Missouri
70
11 % Apr
16
11
33% Mar 13
3%%,
Monon
RR
Class
Monsanto
Montana-Dakota
4
Montana
2
19% Oct
15
37 % Apr
Oct
24
8% Oct
17% Oct
23
12% Feb
28
23
36% Jan
22
: May 29
17 % Dec
24%
10
48% Oct
,
11
4
32
%
8%
23
Jan
Jan
2
41% Jun
2
16% Jan
26%
17
Sep
20
Motor
78% Sep
10
Motorola
Wheel
89% Mar 14
May 29
18% Oct 24
20%' May 29
29
58
Apr
5
41% Jan
24
35
Jan
11
44
Sep 19
Mountain
21% Jan
2
30
Jun
6
M
23
3
48% Sep
13
Mueller
31% Jan
15
Mar 26
32
28% Jan
19
Jan
•
29% Mar 21
26% Aug
Nov
2
26% Sep
12
20
Sep
24
27% Feb
1"
14% Nov
1
29
Feb
20
17% Fee
12
22 % May
2
Jun
25
40% Sep
6
Murray
May 28
23
23
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
7
2
35%
28,900
87
*86
87
*86
86%
3,000
87
GO
86%
*85
102
86'%
102
38%
'
64 %
86
*85
103
*101'%
103
86
*85
103'%
38%
38%
37%
38'%
64 Va
64%
64'%
64%
64
104%
50
38%
20.400
38
64 3 8
106
86
*102 '/a
38%
64%.
105%
*85
102
38%
106
106
106
*104%
65
*104%
106
'/a
106
2.400
130
73%
73%
72%
71
72
71%
72%
73
73
29%
1,900
29'%
29'A
29
29'%
28'a
28%
28'%
29
4.700
22%
23 VA
120%
123%
*91%
22%
22 7
a
22'A
121 %
120
93%
II8V2
120
116%
91 Va
92
91 %
92
92
22%
22'r
22
22%
11,000
121
122%
21.600
22%
120
91%
*91 %
800
93
15 %
16 Ve
15%
15%
*15%
16
15%
15%
*15%
61%
62%
60 %
61'%
60%
61 %
60%
61%
61%
48.100
23%
62 %
23 %
23%
23'%
22%
23 'A
22 Va
23
22%
22 Va
8.000
7,800
44%
45
45
44'%
44%
44%
43%
45
54 %
54'%
53%
541/4
53'%
53%
53%
55%
32 %
32'%
32'%
32%
32 %
32 %
32 Va
32 %
2.200
37%
37%
44%
54%
32%
54%
*32
3%
37 V«
37%
37'%
37%
37 %
37 %
37
37 %
10.700
6.500
3%
-
*3%
*64%
65%
64
31%
31 %
23%
23%
3%
'10%
10
3'A
3%
64'%
31'%
31'%
31%
31
24
%
64'.%'
31%
*23 7 a
10
•V' 44
65
31 '/a
'
500
16
24
24
23 %
24
10%
10
3%
*64
10%
3 %
10
1,700
3%
31 %-
1,000
24
10%
64%
31'%
%
3%
64 %
65
24
2,000
10
500
23,900
10%
70
*69
70
*69
70
70
70
80
*80
81
*80
81
81
81
26%
27%
26%
*17%
28%
18'%
Co
27'%
28
27%
28%
26%
80
210
12,200
18%
17%
17'%
*16
17'%
17%
17%
23 '/a
24
23%
23%
*23
23'%
23%
23 3
b
22 %
23
58%
58%
58'%
58%
56%
58%
56%
57%
56%
57%
52.000
38 %
38%
38%
38'%
38%
38 V
38%
38%
38%
3.900
37
37%
37'%
37
37»A
36 3 4
37'
37%
38
7,300
14
14
14%
14%
15%
15%
*14
14'%
.
2
a
200
2,900
14'%
*14
700
300
14%
37
87%
37
37%
37
37'%
37 y4
37%
44,600
11%
11%
12%
11 %
11%
11 %
12
12
12 'A
25,500
24%
24 %
23 %
24 %
23%
24%
23V«
23%
23%
23%
9,800
24%
24'%
24%
25%
24 %
25 %
24%
25
24%
25 %
12,900
67 %
5
—3
37%
11
.12
14%
37%
—10
Co
27%
*17%
5
68 3, a
67
68'/a
66'/a
67%
65%
67 %
67%
68%
15,100
42'/a
42%
10
*42 %
42%
42 %
42%
43
43%
43
43
No par
,
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27'%
5,600
40%
41
40%
40%
39%
40%
38%
39%
39
40 V,
12.600
28 %
28%
28%
29
29
29'%
29 '4
29%
9.200
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20'%
20%
20'b
20%
18.600
19%
18%
19
%
18%
18%
18%
19
5,100
40
39'/a
39 3 4
39'%
39'%
39'%
39'%
2,500
!) 'A
11.600
1
5
1
1
10
Inc
C)
—
28 %
28%
20%
20 7
19%
19%
38%
—
of America
Corp
9.500
34%
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*69
.
Supply
Murphy Co (G
Murphy. Corp
21
30%
'80
Co
Brass
30'%
34
70
Lines
L Industries Inc
S
30%
33
81
,
Fuel
30%
341/,
98
No par
& Co
Inc
30%
33%
*79 Va
Corp
Munsingwear
4
17,700
29 Ve
30'%
>
29 %
87
Mining <fc Chemical—
(5 shares or 5,000 lire)
(John)
86 Va
64 %
25
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
35
29 Va
*86
—2
Utilities
12% May 22
31% May 16
July 30
31
x33%
11.700
29
*97
Foreign transactions. __—.
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
11
30%
35%
12 V8
14%
29%
*69
Co
Power Co~
shs
Anier
a
12
13%
98
No par
23%;jan
7
29 V
92
12 Va
14 VR
100
Chemical
Montecatini
Oct
29%
*89
12
No par
Tool
B
5
29'%
31
105
1
A
class
30
92
30
14
.
100
Machine
Aug 28
14
87
5
preferred
Sep 20
12%
13%
*86
Co—6.25
Co
12
38%
A_No par
common
Inc
12 Va
14 V«
*97
5
preferred
4.20%
Monarch
42% Apr
39% Sep
36% July 10
14
11
25
60%
17
42% Mar 26
11
Oct
Service
Industries
13,700
87%
98
10
Cement
1,400
99%
87
No par
1
RR
27%
99
*89
12
14
*85
5
class
RR
Public
Mohasco
30% May 23
20% Aug 20
16
9% Jan
Oct
81
Aug
76% July 12
Jan
2
Light
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Apr 30
11% Jan 24
18
37% Sop
&
73% May 31
8% July
Jan
18
Power
26%
98%
*86
2.50
Corp____
Development Co
87%
26%
*97
1
Paper
88
87
No par
Ontario
&
37% Mar 29
22% Jan
49
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota
27
Aug
66
Feb
44
Oct
37
Oct
30
Minn
"
24% Sep
7,600
97%
92
12
86
20%
.98
Minnesota
41% Jun
*89
5.600
20%
26 Va
99 V%
14 Va
*100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com.1.50
3%
convertible preference,.
100
Enterprises Inc
No par
19
Sep 20
92
20%
*97
2
Philipp
*87%
130
<20%
,
*86
10
:
87'A
17,200
97
98
5
Inc
87 V4
97%
46 %
,'87
10
100
Chemicals
20%
Shares
46
*96
*86
100
common
20%
the Week
*97
100
Corp
20%'
*26'% "27
100
*89
20%
21'%
86%
100
preferred
93
,
21'A
*20%
26*%
96%
34%
10o
Midwest Oil Corp
Miles Laboratories
Sep
16%
1st
99 %
46
96%
x20%
"
88
26 %
Friday
Oct. II
r
44%
30%
pfd_100
_
26%
Sales for
Thursday
97
29%
1
Inc
*87 %
»
45'A
14
No par
3.90%
88
'
Oct. 10
12
int
-JCj,
Utilities
South
5%%
15
12
Apr
'4
Inc
213 a
100%
*89
12.50
benef'cl
21 '/a
98%
5
Edison
Midland-Ross
1
Jan
12 Va
22
Middle
8
% Oct
of
*96
96
25%
16%c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.45%
Aug 20
16
13
1
4.35%
3.80%
16% Oct
55
1.83%
;_No par
Co
Inc
Metropolitan
3.85%
67% Sep
106
Oct
Inc
Trust—Units
2
39 ',b
3
2
Co
45
96 Va
21%
*87%
45'A
21%
21
100
common
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 17
89
Inc
Machine
87% May 22
103% Oct 10
23
lu
Stores
45%
96%
21 *4
Corp common.i..^..l
Co
Oct. 9
96%
No par
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
37% May
10% Jun
23
&
Wednesday
Oct. 8
45
series)__100
Cement
Tuesday
Oct. 7
5
$2.50
25
July 18
11% July 16
11% Jan
28
May 28
Portland
Mercantile
11
Aug 29
Jun
Monday
P»r
preferred series B
29
15
95% Jan
4%
14
2
Aug 17,
58% Feb
Oct
3
12
13
24
Jan
20
14% Jan
24
94
27% Oct
,
77% Jan
88% Jan
23
26% Oct
43
Jan
11
52% Jan
8% May 28
9% May 29
25
:
94% Mar 23
5
28 Va Oct
90
2
88% Nov
25
Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
Corp common,
4%% preferred
(1st
8
48% Apr
STOCK
'
Mead
37% Aug
20
84% Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest .",v;
,
Highest
33*4 Jun
60
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
19
40 %
s
<19
*39%
%
X27 '/4
1,700
N
7% July 29
8% Dec
27
43% Jun
22
13% Aug 22
62 % Mar 16
54 % Jan
25
24% Dec
27
21% Jan
16
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
25% Mar
10% Mar
2
% Jun
11
7
Natco
5
Corp
70% May 16
5
National
41% Sep
3
National
Airlines
Jan
15
National
Aviation
31
Co
Acme
45% Apr
33
May 29
9% May 29
24
43% Jan
7
56% Sep
4
National
Biscuit
Jan
4
11 % Jan
2
18
6
National
Corp
Sep
Co
2
65
24
29% Feb
5
20 3a Jan
2
34
Aug
12
National
Castings Co
18% May 29
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
3
28
Mav 24
National
City
46 % Jun
20% Oct
25
72
National
Dairy
24
30% Apr
23
83% Jan
2
93 % Dec
28
Jun
5
66% Oct
132% Jan
24
18% Oct
47
4
Jan
Mar 23
54
30% Jan
22% May 29
2
5% Oct
24
33% Oct
24
56% Jan
3
93% Jan
5
99% Dec
27
61
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
24 %
Oct,,24
32
Apr
30
26% Oct
35% Jan 10
9
33 % Oct
9% Mar 27
24
50% Apr
30
82 % Jan
July 19
59% Mar 19
67% Jan
10
23% Mar
27% Sep
6
92% Jan
48% July
4
4
9b % Feb
18'
2
12% Feb
25
2
50
7% Jan
Feb
May
103% Jun
13
68% Jan
2
98
Mar 19
•
6% Nov
13
11% Jan
12
13% Oct
23
25-% Jan
9
6
9% Apr
18% Jan
32
27
Oct
75
52
May 29
31
Jan
2
81% Mar
6
26% Mar 27
19% May 29
Apr
18% Aug
7% Feb
2
30
24
2
33
July 31
70
85
24 % Jan
May 29
51% Jan
83
Aug 23
86% May 10
86
Jan
21
86 % Feb
20
61% Jan
2
Nov
20
94
Jan
2
43% Sep
Oct
23
2
51% Sep
24
Jun
85
97
5
15
54% Jan
36% May 29
2
43% Jan
1
2
Jun
22
39% Mar 21
28
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
12
15
Jan
May 29
43% Dec
31
38
26
10% Sep
31
40
28
33% Jun
15
19% Feb
43% Jan
76% Jun
27
86
Jun
9
27
Jan
26
46
Jan
3
65 'A
"657a
17.500
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
25'%
25%
25%
21.500
*94%
95
% Mar 22
85% Feb
55 %
Bros
93%
94%
49 'A
49%
49'%
48 3 4
48%
34Va
34 %
34%
34%
34%
35
1
9%
9%
9»%
9%
9 V'4
-
1
4 7 '/a
4
20% Jan
38 % Feb
9
23 %
103 % Julv 12
York
Air
York
Central
Railroad
Jan
18
125
Apr
15
24
18
14% Jun
27
25
24
Jan
4
18%, Feb
72% Jan
30
46%
19% Oct
23
30
Apr
25
20% Mar
6% Oct
25
15
Jan
2
Jun
Dec
28
48% Apr
19
,6
45
Mar
14
109;"
107
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107
Sep
26
114 % Mar
6
102
30% Oct
24
5.25%
6
44% Jan
4
21
,1
48% Aug
38% Jun
81
91% Oct
11
96
91 % Jan
9
95
Apr 24
93% May 31
91% Oct
—
Pacific
Northern
States Power Co
Ry;
$3.60
$4.lo
Jun
20
$4.08
com
preferred.
$4.11
11
95% Jun
21
$4.16
preferred
19% Sep
24
14
23
25% Jan
40% Dec
12
10
59% Sen
10
,
42% Mar
6
For
~:y
59 %
Jan~~2
footnotes,
see
52
Oct
23
Feb
18
45 %
Corp..
Northwest Airlines
1
19% Julv 29
36
11
79'A
420
8 5'A
85'A
100
*91
108%
92%
*91
108%
109
109
105
104%
104 'A
''*35%
page 23.
Aug
Oct
2
Norton
44% Jan
3
Pharmacal
*108
93
*91
Inc
108'%
*1087% 108'%
104%
*104
120
140
105
1041/4
104 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
1.200
25%
25'%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
25'%
25 %
25'%'
2.000
113%
111 V '4
111%
113
•
24
112%
23'%
*13%
13%
21 %
21%
/
20%
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53 %
104'4
111
113
112'%
23'%
*23 '4
24
*13'%
13%
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21'/4
21%
21'4
*23%
111
111%
<
45.600
100
24
*23'A
24
13'%
13'%
*13'%
13%
200
21 %
13%
21%
/
21 'A
21'A
21'A
2.900
50V4'
49%
50'%
48 'a
49
48%
49%
30.600
24%
23%
24'/a
23'%
24
19.500
9 34
24%
9%
24
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9.500
20%
20%
22 '4
21
21%
> v 21'%
22%
22'%
22%
15.500
*78'4
79'%
79 Va
79'/a
*78'%
79'%
*78 'A
79'%
10
53%
54 >/8
54'4
54%
54'A
54%
54%
4.100
51
6.500
■
79 Va'
54 %
51%
51 %
9%
51'%
50 %
54
50'%
51
51 %
50'4
51%
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106%"
106'%
106 Va
105'%
105'%
106'%
106'%
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109 %
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109'2
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109'%
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109'%
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109'%
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109'%
108%
108'%
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109'%
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109'%
109'%
109'%
46 %
47'4
46'4
46%
34%
351%
34%
34%
79
79'%
x46%
47%
46%
47 Va
.5
34%
35 Ve
34%
35'a
100
79%
79%
79
79
79'%
46
47
34%'
79
79
93
93
91 '/a
92
94
*91%
94
*92 Va
93
92'%
100
*92%
95
*92%
20%
21
20%
21»'4
20 Vb
20'%
20
10
56%
,58%
56%
57%
56'4
57%
3%
51%
51%
52
52
5
20%
20%
20%
21
20'%
44
44%
44
44 '4
42 '4
36
36%
36 V2
37
35%
62 %c
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93
-
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34
93
110
106'%, 106'%
34V2
7
93
'
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0
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10
Co
130
93
25%
.1
Co.
Norwich
*91
108'%
100
j.
"
10
*108
100
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
Sep 20
*91
92'%
93
74'%
22%
*104
*23%
—100
Northrop
35% Jan
31% Sep
78'%
85'%
5
preferred
19
92% Oct
2
79'%
85'%
..100
Northern
20
27
79'A
*74
75'%
100
5
31
31% Jan
410
79'%
85'%
100
15
33 Vis Jan
44% Dec
74
79
85'%
*74
74'%
.10
preferred
93% Dec
25
73 Va
79'%
85%
Co____No par
Natural Gas Co
19
140
13,900
79'%
„50o
preferred
preferred
5.60%
4
52%
85%,
*74
10
Corp
S
P
Feb
9"% Mar
51%
79%
74%
25
Corp
Aviation
Indiana
19% May 29
3
51 %
51%
85%
100
preferred
preferred
__
84
85%
74%
,
.100
...
5.80%
% May 29
84
79%
100
Northern
2
800
4.300
84%
*84
100
58
11
/
100
—
Northern
Jan
V'4
52'4
57% Aug 15
Jan
11
44 3a
51%
2
39
11'4
44%
52 >/4
4
26
11'A
45
51%
52
43
Sep
21.500
11 ',4
44'%
51%
Coal
107
41%
40
11%
45'%
Pwr Corp com.No par
Car
5%%
,39%
39%
40'A
83%
American
1
39%
*11'A
83 3 4
American
Mar
'3.200
99.200
84%
American
Autr 26
28'%
21%
*83%
North
108
'A
20%
84'%
North
111% Mav 20
110% Jan 17
28
20%
*83%
North
11
47%
28 'A
20
.100
2
29
6,400
46%
28%
20%
45
16
104%( Jan
47%. ,?
47%
28'/a
11'A
30
107% Jan
200
;
19%
45'%
43% Jan
8
17% Jun
40'%
-
2
Jan
47%
108
28'A
44%
.
*107 V'4
47 %
"Tl'A
Norris-Thermador
30
5.700
32%
82
82'A
7.300
10.500
89
89
91
107'A
550
52%
20%
41.V-'-
-11%
i
26% May 21
80 % Jun 21
72% Jan
82
107'A
52
4.100
;
71'%
29
'
1
49'%
14
■■
'
24
85% Jan
10
41
*88'%
83%
107 V 4' 108
71'A
.
2.500
7.00(1
37%
287«
,
500
67«
27%
20'A
20
20
,
8.300
_
47%
20 Va
50%
93
42% Dec
28
21'%
41'%
24%
13% Jan
37%
37'%
800
16.000
8%
10
28'A
74'A
28 %
20%
8%
1,1
May 29
47%
28 V4
82%
*
108
19%
91
*88 %
83 34
83'%
•47'%
15
91
*88'%
,
*10'7'A
50
85% Jan
3
91
24%
76
Jan
19%
7
33% Mar 29
Jan
27 Va
1
78% Mar 23
86
6%
27 Va
37 Va
Corp.
:__l
North American Sugar Ind
——10
Northern Central Ry Co
__50
37% Mar 16
86
6%
27 Va
37'%
•45'%
66% Jan
29
73% July 23
91 %
*6%
2 7'A
37
11%
26% Sep
10% Aug
4
7% Apr
25 % May 29
May 11
6%
27'A
37
44%
Gas
Adjustment preferred
6%
preferred..
6
23% July 31
Sep 23
*6%
27'%
36
Niagara Share Corp,
5
Nopco Chemical Co
1
Norfolk & Western Ry common__25
Mav 201
13% .Tan
Sep
6 7a
27 'A
36%
-1
preferred
3.40%
,
May 31V
22
May
14
6%
27%
36%
com.No par
Electric
Niagara Mhk
9
105
26
3
6%
27%
Brake___i_«_«_^__.5
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Shipbuilding Corp
$3.75
18
7
4
12% July
34 % May 29
30
Jan
29 % Jan
9'A
84'A
New
Aug 27
25
8'A
9%
108'%
New
25
31
21% Jan
41% Dec
3
July 29
8%
9'A
82%
V:; 4.85%
27% Jan
9
8%
9%
108'%
106% Jan
29
24
8
convertible
7
Jun
77 a
9%
♦88 Va
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Jan
16% Oct
77 a
pfd. 100
New
State
17.500
18
9%
Newmont
Y
5.000
14%
17%
52'A
N
25%
9
51%
New
51
14 V '4
•7%
*6%
20.400
50 Va
25%
r
7%
29'A
Y
3,400
9
52'A
N
800
40'%
7%
51%
4%
31%
39'%
8%
A
400
29
31%
«
18
28%
107
9
*17%
52 'A
preferred
preferred
preferred
May 22
17%
29'A
%•■; 4.10%
16% Jan
17%
51%
97% May 31
110% Feb 28
76
17'%
52 'A
6
2
17'%
51%
Aug
11% May 29
17%
17%
20
England Tel & Tel Co.:
92
65 % Jan
14'%
24.300
*28%
1
preferred
May 29
14 V'4
71'%
preferred.,
preferred
48
25%
14%
29'A
3.90%
15% Jun
50'A
25 Va
14%
287«
3.60%
110% Dec
49%
26'%
14%
X71'%
23
85% July 31
50'%
247a
V'4
71%
22
May 17
497«
25'A
14
20
HB
107
51
24
14'%
19%
82% Jan
July
50
24'%
.
71%
8
21
51 Va
14'A
72
3
100
39%
20
11
4
31'%
38%
19%
76% Jan
109% Jan
31%
39
29
83 % Jan
3
31'%
38 %
*28%
713 4
72% Jan
July
31 % '
40'A
72'%
4
104
31%
39'A
20 %
23
27
31%
40'%
280
75'%
747 a
29
29%
Feb
Nov
31%
39%
*28%
29
29
Jun
94
28%
*72
79
18
28%
101'%
101
5
86
Jan
74%
13.200
47'A
46 3A
•17 Va
101'%
74 Va
__1
2
85
46%
*100'%
74%
28%
1
;
New
Aug 14
Jan
47%
101'%
74
5
Inc
•
77
10.200
47'A
24
Power Co
26
;
9%
1
28
7
9%
74%
51
,
Jan
•
9%
101'%
5
.
Jun
79
2.500
74 Vs
47
600
49
34%
9'A
9%
*100'%
1.100
49
34%
47 Va
;/■
94%
94'%
94%
34'%
*100'%
New
30
25'%
2,200
49
*31'%
Newberry Co (J J), common.No par
;
3%% preferred
:_100
England Electric System
.1
'
65
:.<•
34 Va
*48%
74%
4
Co
93'%
-
100%
No par
Fibre
95
28%<
10
1_
■
95
74
1
Corp
Co
"
47%
100'%
common
Corp
67% Jun
71
/:
Mining Corp common__10
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
8
45% July
2
13% Apr 26
46% Sep
3
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Gamble
&
Service
Public Serv
32% Feb
88
84
;
2
Sep 24
93% Sep 16
109
110% Feb
•
86%
14%
32%
•
10
Potomac Electric
1
Jan
35
171%
Co
18
2
July 24
35
1
23% Apr
80"% Sep
68% Jan
Jan /5
97%
35%
31%
1.25
Porter Colnc (HK) 5%% sf
69% Mar
87
97%
35%
*55
37%
*26
16%
■1
preferred—_75
11
27% Jan
104
-
1
common
100% Oct
19
85
(The)
convertible
Poor &
26
6
1
Plough Inc
69% Dec
20
r
No par
No par
Polaroid Corp
25
29
1
Co
$3.50
38Va Aug 28
6
20 V8 May 27
211 y2 Sep
49% May 29
2
preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
21
92% Jan
32% Apr
2
97
35%
15V4
43%
68%
97
7%
49
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
Pittston
Sep
14% Sep
20% July 17
25
9
4
May
59 y2
Aug
98
35 V*
18%
,
2
31
122
143
34% Dec
5
.—33J/3C
12.50
70% Jun
Jan
97%
86%
97/
87 V*
98%
12%
5
133% Oct
Jan
41
87%
87 y2
35%
6
-
1
17
38
6
-=
-1
28
9
24
11,800
11%
32%
144%
1
100
.
Jan
Jan
55% Jan
56%
55%
57% Feb
Jan
54
18
May 7
May 10
22'% Jun
51% Jan
25
56% Jun
82
134% Jan
7
54%
12
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
10o
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfdi
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
1
4
Jun
.
2
20
81% Jun
21
10
12% Jan
57%
-14%
32%
15"%
: 59%
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
_50c
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum*.
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
No par
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred called
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
—2
14
34% May
1
53
Aug 12
26
13% Jan
May
:
'
100
100
100
2
1
67% Feb
56%
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
July
22
139
58%
55%
3.80%
4.30%
86% Mar
22
57
48%
4
5
Aug 17
5% Oct
58%
58%
86%
17
100
41% Apr
99y4 July 10
126% Aug 21'
43% Oct 24
4,100
59%
50
preferred
7
14y2Jan
20%
<
97%
Phila Electric Co common....No par
■
108
17
Jan
19%
No par
convertible preferred
Co common
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc.
Phelps-Dodge Corp
18
Jan
22%
20%
86%
1
common
Milk
Feb
Feb
Cement Co
4.40%
55% Jun
64
22%
20%
20%
'
35%
5
1
21% Jan
Jan
22%
20%
58%
5
4%% preferred
—
Petrolane Gas Service Inc
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
'i
1
Aug 23
5%
•
Pet
64V4May20
V 67
14%
22%
20%
7,900
15
Feb
14%
22%
2,800
30
39
13%
22 y4
*20%
!■
7,500
17% Apr
26% July
14%
22%
20
18%
50y2 Sep
11
14 %
22%
561/4
4
65% Mar 19
15
22%
46
2
23
5,400
22,300
v
18%
'69
41% Jan
1,800
30
49%
55%
,26% Apr
4
30
48%
14 y8
•
18%
24
27
48%
18%
24
23
29%
48%
48%
14%
19
15% Oct
11% Oct
29%
48%
18%
40
18% Jun
30% Oct
28%
48%
9,700
•
53,700
19
103'
10
27
30%
48 V4
16%
18%
91
100% Nov
29%
48%
16%
;
19
91V4 Jun
16
6
16%
30%
*16%
x29V4
42%
18 %
105
21
Feb
iey4
40%
Permanente
3
24
90% Apr 22
97
16%
16%
97
40
41V*
431%
36%
•
.
July 19
47'/a Jan
16 %
16 %
*95%
■
56%
84
Jan
42%
97
43%
70% July 23
59% Mar 14
40%
41%
*95%
97
561/4
5
24
40
43%
16%
43%
112 % Jan
Oct
40
41%
56%
6i y8 Oct
Oct
*95%
39%
43%
500
44 Va
Apr
33'/a Jan
42
39%
42%
9,100
18%
561/4
2
81% Jan
20
:
25
43%
31
19
97
39%
*18%
.
56%
Jan
84% Feb
*95%
43
24%
18%
44
Jan
87% Mar 27
98%
39%
'/ 18%
55%
81
24
18%
431/4
106
July 16
80% July 25
*18y4
51
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
82
24%
18%
56%
31% Sep
Sep 30
Apr 19
103
25
25 J/2
*18%
19%
.
55% Aug 29
63% Sep 10
2
*Jan
500
270
44%'
18ye
6
29% Jan
24%
25
25%
18%
14%
—
101% May 20
28% May 2
8
24"% May 31
Jan
2
100
101
49%
59
47
7
*100
56 %
43%
56
23% July 8
16% Feb 12
103% Nov
100
2
May 27
99% Mar
101
470
104%
*100
101
10,700
19 % Oct
j
51 % Mar 14
42
*103%
•
•
•
86
Peoples Gas Light & Coke___No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
58.%
1
59% Mar 23
104%
86
Sep 20
50% Sep 26
2
66% Jan
101
50%-
100%
*103%
•
25%
*32%
100
100
_10
Co
101
*
103%
48
3
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
*100
101
99 y2
86%
30%
'
par
—
Pennzoil
56% May 15
11
.
35% Oct 24
Jan
,
Feb 13
Sep 25
35% Feb
13% Jan
13% Jun
Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred—
Pennsylvania RR__
■
36
98% Apr 17
49% Oct-24
<
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
May 16
106% Feb 28
16
31
I
50
-1
103%
103%
50%
86 y2
86 y2
104
50
101
100
101
42%
1
_5
preferred
conv
*86
104
49%
50%
*100
86 y2
39%
Farmelee Transportation
^.No par
Peabody Coal Co common.
5
'
5% conv prior preferred—25
Pendleton Tool Industries—
1
Penick & Ford
—1
4.68%
50%
99%
86%
100%
86%
*95%
No par
100
Penn-JDixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
36% Aug 19
32% Apr
101
Apr
19% Mar 15
99
*
50% Apr
2
50
Apr 29
47% Sep 20
1131% Jan
31%
,
50%
93 %
18
70c
1
preferred
49%
50%
99%
x25 %
y Papercraft. Corp.
1
Paramount Pictures Corp__
1
< Parke Davis & Co
—No par
_
14
30% Jan
,
„
Shares
103%
-—50c
American Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Pan
4%
.
the Week
Oct. 11
*100
Foreign transactions
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
6% preferred
:
;—100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.—1
Packaging Corp of America—:—.—5
Panhandle East Pipe Line
;
.
11
July 30
Sep
5
Feb 27
Apr 25
10% Feb
July 31
41
.
Friday
Oct. 10
'
Pacific Intermountain Express Co_5
Pacific .Lighting Corp
-No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
17
251/jrMay22
19% Jan
9
-
1
25
Jan
&
Packard-Bell Electronics
v
9% Jan 28
53Vb Sep
6
36% Sep
*
.<
15% Sep 11
7% Aug 15
23 Mi Jun
a
98
/
28
17% Jan
Mar 29
48% Jan
9
25% Apr 10
15% Aug 7
2
,-•••:
.
*
•
80% May 13
10
29% Jan
12
45% Oct 11
/
2
48% May 24
_
:
16% May 15
3£»% Mar 8
24% Mar 20
15
(18% Oct 24
£
15% Jun
*
2
Jan
96
11
19% Sep 13
*
2
6% Apr
.
6"% Jun
2
21% Jan
67% Jan
12
97% Feb
*
13% Apr 25
;
y
3
15% Jan
3514 Apr 25
157
Apr 25
Thursday
Oct. 9
86 %
Corp
5
& Aggregates Inc_5
Electric
10
Pacific Cement
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 8
50%
V
Pacific American
Pacific Gas
<
.26% May 29
15
-'100
100
100
100
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Okla Gas & Electric Co com—-2.50
4% preferred
20
4.24% preferred
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
5
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
Otis Elevator
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
-30c
Outlet c0
:
No par
Overnite Transportation Co__
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4% preferred
I—
-100
Oxford Paper Co_*———
7
26% Aug 29 '
18% Oct lo
:
•
24
10% Oct
May
5
102% Jan 25
.*
9
26
23
3
43%
105
7
41% Jan
•19
7
Jan
17% Jan
25
Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 7
Par
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
12
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Tear 1962
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
79
78 y8
79
16.000
29%
29%
29 y8
73
74 V*
74
30%
30%
30%
91%
91%
*91
*93%
,
94%
*93%
•
98
,
13.000
74%
30%
29
1.900
40
'91%
50
•94%
98' /;
98
98
12.400
.
*107%
107%
'107V4
112
'111
310
107%
*111
140
.■
112
39
*78%
39'a
39%
78
190
7.500
39%
80%
79
*24
24%
*24
23%
*23 y4
23%
6%
6%
300
24%
*23 V4
360
-
85
6%
;
40
85
85
85
2.900
6%
19
19%
18%
36%
36 V„
36%
27%
28
27 7
2<*%
41%
41%
41 %
''•I
23%
24 3
23 34
24
7.200
19%
36 Va
8
66%
67 %
146% 146%
*33%
34
a
66 V4
66%
*146% 149
34
34
/
15.300
v
1° 100
00
000
12.900
5.100
,
40
600
Volume
Number 6307
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1453)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
:
YORK
/
38% Jun
8
79% Oct
11
56
Jan
2
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May
10
31% Aug
7
40
Jan
24
63"% Mar 14
Jan
21% Jan
2
15 % Feb
9% Oct
18% Aug 22
26
8
Oct
24
30% Feb
13
Aug
25
14% Feb
16
8% Jan
2
I6V4 May 29
24% Apr
18
21% Jan
2
25
41 % Feb
16
13% Jan
9
7% Jun
19V4 Aug 27
7% Jan 21
38
May 29
Radio
22
45
27
71% May 29
28 Vb Sep 10
12% May 29
7
44% May 14
Corp of America
1st preferred
Ranco
r_;
House
10 % Feb
24
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
13%
Rayonier
Inc
14 % Sep
18
Sep
18
4%
non-cum
1st
18
4%
non-cum
Red
31% Jun
28
9% Jun
14
Sep 18
17% Feb
21
2
17% Sep
16
Reeves
4
10
May
8
14
19
Reichhold
4
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
19% Apr "6
Oct
19
30
Nov
3
23
12 y4 Sep
25
Jan
30
53
Jan
19
14% Sep 23
12% Jan
May 28
28
38 Vb Jan
Jan
24
■
6 % Oct- 24
24
4
23
76
4
49% Jan
51% Aug 30
12% Oct
18% Jan
Jan
Mar 12
14
Jan
4
43% Jan
5
60
7
V
Jan
Oct
24
20% Oct
26
2
29
20% Jan
27.
41% Jan
4
50% Nov
14
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
86% Nov
8
8% Jun
26
3% Jun
25
Oct
24
40
90
Mar
a
Jan
4
84 y4 Sep
10% Jarl
2
5% Dec
7
4y4 Jan
2
■
conv
65% Feb
21
Jan
2
50 y4 Sep
4
5
36% Apr
16
4
39
37% Mar 19
Preferred
Rhodesian
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
19% Jan
3
42% Feb
12
23
Aug
1
28% May 31
Robertshaw
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
Rochester Gas &
37% Dec
38% Aug 26
7
45
Oct
31
•37% Jan
2
Feb
8
34 vb Jan
2
27
124% Dec
5
104
Aug 30
15% May 29
Dec
18
94
24% Jan
25
15
May 29
Jun
90
14
May 29
17% Oct
25
38
97
29% Feb
12
Feb
11
36% Sep
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
~7%
Oct
Oct
26
26% Jan
24
18% Feb
36% May 29
89
60% Jan
28
94% Nov
352 % Jan
26
16% May 29
13% Jun
25
68% Oct
8
22% Oct
23
27% May 29
8
May 29
37
Jan
Roper
1£%
Rorer
Jan
45% Feb
(Wm H)
20% May 21
21% Mar 1
19
79
Jari
8
20
St.
Joseph
St.
St
Lead
San
St
10
Sangamo
Electric
23 Va Oct
9
Schenley
Industries
11 % Jan
98 % Feb
35% July 22
31% Oct 11
9
49
10 y4 Jun
14
24
6.14 Jan
47 Vb
Sep 18
35% Jan
Convertible
Schering
5%
16
10% July 11
26
Schlumberger
10% Aug
48 y4 Aug
16% Jan
23
22
Jan
Oct
25
42% Jan
31
Mar 15
77
Jan
16
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
Feb
6
99% Dec
31
97% Jan
9
103
Sep
4
19
Oct
23
26 % Jan
30
2iy8 Jan
2
33% Oct
8
74% Jan
5
Jan
22
6% Feb
4% Jan
2
25
33 % Dec
31,
32% Jan
2
11% July 30
23 % Jan
3
17% Jan
2
9% Oct
10
82
Jun
12
•
77
7
31
12
2
15% Mar
2
14% Jan
74
4
104
Aug
7
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
18 % Jan
30% Jun
45 % Feb
12
25
29% Jan
9
28% Oct
23
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
4
1
Screw
6
Bolt
23%
Jan
22
Mar 12
Sep
13
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel
Inc
7
S
F
Sep
11
3,
,,
Steel
Sharon
Shattuck
Shell
Oil
Corp
of
America
Simplicity
1
87%
20
Singer
Co
14
62,'
Feb~21
Sep
50 % Jun
55% Jan
3
69 % Aug
7
Skelly
Oil
19 v* Oct
24
35% Mar
8
23
2
Smith
(A
May 29
45% Jun 25
29 % Jan'
5
23% Jan
34% Sep 17 v
51 y4 Aug 13
69% Aug 20
Smith
Mobil Oil
Co
25% Aug 29
10% FeD
6
Soo Line Railroad
Co
61% Apr
24
South Carolina
Feb
4
2,
60% Mar 20
58% Jan
2
75
2
"
Sep
17
25
58
Feb
15
53 % Jan
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
29
May 28
21% Oct 24
27% Oct 24 ;
51%
44% Jan
17
32% Jan
2
40% Jan
16
28% Jan
2
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
17 % Jun
23% Feb
16
20% Oct
7
27
Feb
18
54
41% Aug 23
49% May 21
34% Aug 16
57 Vb Sep
6
/ 57% Apr 25
21% May 29
30% Feb
16
28% Mar
1
53% Aug
9
37% Aug 15
44
59% Feb
7
55 % Mar
6
68
Jun
5
15
2
10% Mar
6
6% Jan
3
25
8 V\ Jan
24
24
; Oct
3
42% Jan
2
90
Jan
15
95% Dec
26
For
2
26% Jan
footnotes,
see
Jan
25% Mar 19
94 % May
page 23.
7
30»%
4,200
99
41 y4
42
15
15%
6,700
29%
30%
41%
38
*97
99
15%
30%
29%
31 Vb
11,400
42
42
43%
2,900
151/4
37 %
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 Vb
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
35%
,36%
10,500
47%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47%
44%
45%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
44%
45%
67,600
11,600
11%
11 y8
11%
11%
18,200
UVb
8,900
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13 y4
13%
12%
13
2,500
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vb
27 Vb
27%
5,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17V8
17%
17
17 y8
17
17
4,500
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
8,800
59%
59,600
12
11%
'
59%
60%
60
95
*94%
*375
425
11%
591/4
60%
*94%
95
*375
44%
43%
11%
94%
425
*375
43 %
44%
42%
11%
*13
94%
94%
94%
94%
42
42%
42%
110
94%
*375
425
*375
441/4
59 y*
59%
59
601/4
425
425
Vb
437a
5,100
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 y4
20 y4
1!,100
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26%
15,600
93%
93%
93%
93'/2
93%
93%
*93%
93%
500
35%
35%
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35
35%
35 %
36%
20,600
38%
38%
38%
38 y8
38%
9,200
38%
38%
38%
20%
38%
38
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
121/4
12
10
10
10%
10%
10
10 Vb
10%
10%
10 y*
10%
3,900
22
21%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
90,300
97b
9%
9%
9%
*9%
10
9%
23%
97*
39 Vb
41
39%
401/4
59,000
31%
31%
'21%
*
9%
9%
41
:
42
41
41%
40%
41%
32%
*32%
32%
32 y4
32
32%'
9%
9%
9%
62%
62%
9%
9
9%
62
62%
62%
,
32%
*31%
,
121/4
8%
97b
9
61%
63%
12
12 Va
600
700
9
9,300
62 Vb
61%
62
35,300
9,800
v
59
57
57
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12 Vb
12%
16,200
53%
53%
53 Vt
53%
53%
53%
53 Vt
53%
*53y4
537-b
1,200
37Vb
19,500
37%
36%
367b
32
5 J/4
*78
/
*90
101
327b
80
5 vb
36%
91
*99
33%
*78 vb
37
*89
100
33%
Vb
80
5
32%
*781/8
36%
37
37
37%
91
90
90
*90
101
*100
10
91
100
•100
101
32%
80
33
32%
*78%
32%
80
*,78 Vb
20
33 Vb
25,600
80
5
5
5
4%
400
4,200
30%
30
30%
99
99%
99
99%
1
South
5%
12%
6%
106
12%
6%
7%
*105
106
12%
7
*105
.
12%
•
12%
6%
7%
*105
106
-
,
7
&
20%
15%
16
16
16
6,400
227/4
21%
22
21
21%
20%
21
2,000
36%
36%
36%
36
361/4
35%
36
35%
36
5,100
22 %
22%
22
22 J/4
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,900
13 'b
13%
137b
13%
13 i/a
13%
13
137b
13
13
44%
44%
44'%
44%
43%
44%
42%
43%
42%
431/4
23%
23%
23 %
23%
231/4
23%
23
23
227b
23
23%
23
23%
23
23 y*
5,000
8%
12,500
23
8%
23%
22 7b
8%
,
,
8%
15,
15
15
227b
23
8%
,15%
8%
15
8V4
8%
15 Vb
15
15%
24
24%
24
24
24
24
1,900
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43 Vb
3,100
281/4
28»/4
28
28
28
28.
__50c
5
10
_25
10
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
45 %
45%
447b-
45%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
78i/4
791/4
76 %
78
78
79%
64%
64%
64%
64% /
64%
64% :
32%
33%
327b
33%
32%
-331/4
32 %
33
5
41 %
42%
4iy4
42
41%
42%
40 Va
Labs_No par
65%
66
66
66%
66
Gold
&
80%
79 y4
80
65
64%
64%
.
'r
G
Co
7,100
4oy4
42%
15,000
64%
66%
9,200
67%
68%
32,300
22%
23%
17,900
56%
57
71%
66%
72%
661/4
72%
69%
70%
68%
69%
22
22%
21%
23
22%
237b
56%
57
55%
56
55%
57
8
56%
900
*52
53
*52
53
2,300
300
52%
37%
*52 Vb
53%
52%
52%
38
37 74
37%
37%
37%
5
37%
38%
38 Vb
39%
38%
25
Sugar
52%
__2.5Q
Co.
Rico
*32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
*32%
33 y4
33%
33%
1
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 y2
21%
21%
21 %
1,900
32 Vb
32%
26,400
16,800
com
preferred
Southern
California
Southern
Co
Southern
Indiana
Edison
8Vh
5
Gas
&
E~l.No
par
33
32%
53 vb '
53%
56
56
50%
51 %
32%
-
32%
53%
54
56%
57
50%
51%
37%
37 Vt
37 %
39
40%
40 Va
39%
40 %
32%
51%
52%
51%'
52%
56 y4
56 y4
55%
56
51%
51
51
50%
51
34
33 y4
33%
25,800
61%
62
10,400
20%
20 Vb
53%
34
33 y4
34
60%
62
62
62%
61%
62%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
38% Jun
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
35%
1
Spartans
1
2.50
9%
preferred
Ohio
stock
tr
20
ctfs__100
Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical
preferred
Co
common
*78
80
*78
80
35%
36
36%
19.
19
19
14%
14%
14%
,
'
6
37%
100
*96%
9%
387/a
99
97b
38 %
*96 Vb
50%
*78
*78
80
36%
19
19
14
9%
9%
38
*96%
4,700
36%
19'A
19
19 Vb
14 Vb
14%
14%
6,300
9%
9%
9%
10,000
9 Vb
9%
38%
101
4,300
80
36
14
14%
38%
*78
7,500
*19
19
14%
80
1,200
36 Vb
36%
36%
101
400
56%
33%
52%
33%
Co
7.50
1,300
6,000
32%
32%
*56
,
37 Vb
.
61%
Pacific
non-cum
•
8%
56
23,100
5,400
66%
23%
1
700
1,300
27,500
41%
72%
50
33 74
32%
21%
com_4.50
-
X32%
_15
Platinum
&
E
80%
54%
No par
Inc
Southeastern Public Service Co
4.20%
1,700'
28
60%
1
15 Vb
►15
43%
No par
11
;
24%
Southern Railway common
Oct
'
43
July 10
21% May 3
80
Aug
1
Feb
3.800
27%
33%
49
874
8%
33%
97
2,400
26,600
100
23
33
Aug 30
7,400
20 Vb
16
'
No par
15% Sep 18
10% Sep, 5
!
20%
15%
15%
(Del)
19%
20'A
20
197b
16
24%
Inc
Co
Puerto
&
20 vb
19%
20%
15%
28
Co
French
Jersey Gas
Mobile
8,400
43%
—
South
,5%
1,700
7 Vb
106
15%.
22%
19%
Southern Natural Gas Co
21
12%
7
*105
24%
preferred
Southern
12%
12%
106
42%
Corp
South
8%
12%
6%
3,700
24%
Co_______
O)
Amer
12%
*105
.
*27%
1
Corp..
Smith-Douglass
Socony
;
No par
Pattern
Kline
/
5
_No par
Co
Oil
/V
/
30%;
1
America.
Sinclair
47% Jan
31%
X37%
130
132 Vb
42
15%
20 Vb
1
50c
Corp
Corp of
3
1
*97
3,700
13,500
247 b
transactions.
Mfg
Sep
23
131
99
5,600
:
42%
130%
20%
___1
36 ya Aug 28
Nov
45
417b
15%
36%
Co
50
4
41%
34%
44%
421/4
93%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord.El
2
9% Oct
30%
34%
44%
34%
44%
41%
132 V*
*97
-
No par
7
11
16
No par
Corp.;
35% Jan
1
132
99
15%
22%
(Frank G)
5
5
41%
133
*97
___1
40% Feb
21
132%
V
1,900
4,600
42%
*44%
221/4
Oil & Gas
26% May 22
33% Mar
34%
27%
25%
45
34%
41%
___2.50
Inc
24
19% Feb
35%
35%
45
41%
•
2,000
26%
25%
25%
26%
•
25%
_.l
Industries
24
72% Jan
251/4
23%
C'Financial Corp
15 % Oct
7
26%
257b
5
\
28% Oct
16
16,700
19,500
34
20%
_______1
common
Simonds Saw & Steel.
31
27%
34
34%
93%
$5.25 preferred
No par
Servomatiori
Corp_______________l
Simmons
Apr
26%
25%
44%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
35% Mar
*35%
-/
34%
27%
25%
34%
26
*26%
34%
3,400
11
75
34%
20,500
28
20% Dec
34%
98%
25
14
5%
537b
•46
98
Sep
Feb
45%
98%
44
71
471/4
3
32% Feb
22% May 29
46%
57
.
26% Jan
May 29
18% July
5
47%
98
Co
7
2
47
99%
&
2
Jan
48%
981/4
Roebuck
Sears
20
43
5%
52%
8,600
32% Jan
2
5%
53%
29%
21 y4 Jun
2
15%
5%
52%
5
Corp
26 Vb Aug
22
Jan
July 18
15%
5%
29%
Falls
19
Jan
15%
15%
53%
50
of Amer
33% Mar 29
50
15 y4
1,200
12,100
16,100
5%
91
33% Jan
51% Jan
85 y4
52%
102
56
9
84%,
5%
'*90
27
30
847b
53%
*100
24
Mar 21
84%
'■
,
23
May
/117,400
47%
"
No par
Jun
50
15Vb
4iy»
5%
^Nopar
25
100
24% Oct
571/4 Jan
15%
4074
52%
'..Nopar
26% Oct
53 '
;>W,'4-:«.-*6.jl5 %
600
39%
85
..
39
29%
Shoe
May 29
85
200
40%
v
29%
18
36
85%
85%
39%
30%
19y8 Feb
40% Jun 26
41%
25%
2.50
Sealright-Oswego
2
30
V:'
52,900
107
29%
25
14 % Oct
31% Mar 30
40
107
7,600
Sheraton
25
108%
9%
14
23 Va May 29
38 % Jun 25
*1071/4
13,000
•
51 y4
9%
13 Vb Jan
13
108 Vb
*50%
9%
16
21
51%
91/4
17% May
Sep
*50%
9%
24% Apr
Mar 18
51 Vb
51%
51%
109
-
7,
_
Corp
2
8%
33%
5iy4
*51 %
108 Vb
*51 %
*108%
33
9%
8
2
37%
33
>
9%
7% Aug
9% Jan
43%
37 Vb
33%
37%
33%
9%
4
50
42%
37%
32 %
43
38
33 vb
9%
18% Jan
39% Jun
43%
37%
33%
43%
37
1,100
18,900
9%
4
2
11% Jan
42%
38%
43
37%
800
49%
Seagrave
Jun
18% Jan
26
43%
43%
34
*49
20%
Shamrock
27
49%
38%
22
59% Dec
49%
491/4
4,100
64,000
-
20%
30
12% Nov
42
20%
Shahmoon
25
41%
20%
Foreign
Jun
42
20%
7
5% July
3
7% May 29
41%
49%
-
20%
Sheller
44
42%
50
20%
25% May 23
72 % Feb 28
42%
*49%
20%
2
20
42% >43%
50
20%
16
Mar
43%
10,300
*
20%
25% Sep
43% Apr
Jan
157b
14 7b
^1
16% Jun
63
157b
Finance Co
19 y4 Jan
2
15%
Seaboard
15
Apr
15%
38%
22% Jan
19
15%
38%
16
May 23
*15%
38%
49 %
21
15%
38%
24% May
22
9%
15%
14%
5
11
Oct
9%
15
38
16
16
9%
15%
5
11%
2
'
9%
14%
38
34% Jan
24
9%
15
38
22 y4 Feb
9% Oct
91/4
147b
39
41% Mar 20
May 28
9%
38
23
31
Corp
59%
14%
9%
15
9%
20
14% May 29
Dec
591%
4,700
Air Line RR Co
106
8
34% Jan
*57
*57
59%
1,200
8,200
12
Seaboard
101% Sep 25
16
May 20
17
9% Jan
_•
Scott
11% Jan
11% Mar 30
*57
15
1
Jun
36% Apr
19% Aug
2
13% Jun 24
23 % Mar 28
9% Oct
Mar
Jan
59%
223b
-41%
117b
*57
14
6% Aug 22
103 y4
4
24
14% Jun
25
3
Jan
41
12%
40% May 29
22% Jun 14
29 % Aug 20
88% Jan
22%
41 y4
12
43
30
V
N
transactions
&
22%
41%
12%
59%
37
1
preferred
$4 preferred
l.
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
82
22%
42%
33%
35c
common
5% Oct
18
3% Oct
38'A Aug 30
.
com__1.40
Corp common...
5Vb%
convertible
preferred.
5
90
2
Inc
SCM
59
1
1
221/*
12
1
Foreign
28% Apr 23
53% Dec 28
221/4
40%
13
1
Schick Inc
75% Apr
2
61% Aug 23
22%
42%
13
500
3,500
10,200
5
preference
Corp
11%
50
10
Co
convertible
16
11 Vb
8 00
2,900
__5
.
San
27
157b
11 Vb
'
100
16
15
16 Vb
11
22%
No par
5%
1338 Jan
Vb Jan
16
11%
42%
10
13% Sep
9
16
11
42%
100
Jan
Sep 24
15%
11%
11
4,300
•1,600
14%
"
Ry Co com__No par
Fran
14%
15%
100
Joseph Light & Power
L
Preferred series A
25%
14%
12%
1.66%
i
Co
25%
14%
22%
2. 50
Stores common.
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
25
15
42%
9%
Nop ar
Safeway
3
5
\
25%
12%
14%
211,000
157b
15%
1,200
25,900
>
*
*14%
15
22 %
*57
5,600
38,900
14%
25%
42%
_1
Regis Paper Co
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
42% Jan
6% May 29
11%
;
37
60% Feb
9% Dec
15%
11%
Co
39% Mar 15
1
103 % Oct
15%
1
Jan
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
25
24%
1
35
30% Oct
Jun
247b
*14%
;20 g
26% Jan
3
10% Jan
59
24%
15
£
Ryder System Inc
21% Feb
18% Jan
9% Aug 21
18% Jan
2
Jun
25
14 %
-
10
5
Co
39% Mar 12
19
21
24%
_1
40% Apr
8% Oct
25
14%
.1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
26% July
93 Vb Oct
Jan
81
10
23
137b
___8%c
12
44% Oct
18 % Jan
Oct~24
13%
Co..
Petroleum
10
Jun
64% Sep
9
98% Aug 30
Jan
16 % Jan
Oct
14%
5
Inc
Cola
14
4
27% Jan
10%
*13%
..
19% Jan
2
13
50
Corp
Ruberoid
26
23
14%
No par
Rubbermaid Inc
Oct
Oct
14%
______________
1
Aug
<11
Corp
(Geo D)
2
29
9iy4 Apr 22
31
14%.
__1
14% Oct
July" 22
25
Dec
14%
_.
31% Feb
9
4
17
100
Ronson
26
22% Jun
121/4
17
Corp
2
16% Mar 21
16
26
11%
17
.
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
1
Co
11% July 23
2
Jun
12 Vb
*16%
1
12 Vb Oct
13
352% Jan
24
12
17»/4
Foreign transactions..
Royal McBce Corp
8%
22
7% Oct
21
12%
17
10
2.50
Corp
26 Vb Apr
5
22%
12 y4
17%
preferred series A
6
38
49% May
4
21%
12%
17%
Corp
Feb
2
Jan
23%
12%
17%
Co
Elec
Telephone
Haas
&
6
2
17% Jan
15
Aug 12
26% Jan
41
26
11
Sep
-43yjJan
5
Oct
4%
ll
11 % May 29
21%
12%
17%
No par
Corp
Rohr
26
25
23%
12%
common
9
44
14% Feb
23
31 Vb
1.25
L_
Controls
44% Sep
24
307b
Ltd
Trust
Inc
Rohm
18
27% Anr
Dec
307b
1
Company
Rochester
9
44
2
30%
Co
Rockwell-Standard
Sep
33
Mar 18
18% Jan
12
Ritter
99% Sep
17% Jan
12
Oct
21
31% Mar 15
,
44 y4 Aug
145
Mar 19
31
100
Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
24
73
30%
50
Oil
24
25
30%
21 y4
10
pref
Manufacturing
Oct
26 % May 11
30%
21%
J.) Tobacco com____5
3.60% series
100
22 % Oct
20
30%
19%
(R.
31% Sep
34% Mar 26
30 Vb
241,800
13
y
4%%
July 30
51
127 b
5
28
28 y4 Aug
Mar 14
44% Mar 14
12%
preferred series A
Rheem
10
9%
12%
__10
4%%
17 Vb Aug 29
6 Vb May 22
23
14
9%
12%
Drug & Chemical Co.__2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com..; No par
Reynolds
3,300
9%
11v*
Rexall
47% May 14
8
88% Feb
36% July 17
16%
50c
Steel Corp
Copper & Brass
2nd
16%
11%
preferred
23
Jan
16%
11
1
Revlon 'Tnc\________
110
16%
11%
.10
common
24
11
16%
11%
,
50
Republic
Revere
16%
10
Elec
convertible
16%
9%
39%
& Eng Co
5
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series___100
Republic Aviation Corp_
50c
$1
10,600
16 %
79%
*9 7b
Conv
Corp
3,500
361/4
16%
78%
39%
Reliance
Republic
80 y2
36
78%
9%
Corp
52% May 21
15% Feb
102
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
Aug 27
Reliance
80 Vb
36
75
397b
Chemicals
Stores
807b
35%
76
9%
__50c
41% Aug
37 % Jun
102 Va Jan
Jan
11
Reliable
79%
36
75 /.
397b
No par
Inc
48% Jan
49% Jan
52% Jan
48
44% Sep
53
23% Jan
8:
1
40 y4 Jan
67% Mar 13
17
Jan
18 % Feb - 26
10% Apr 19
16% May 2
2
36 V5s Jan
,
17
69
34% Jan
17
•
20'/a Jan
2
6% Jari
Jun
Bros
80
35%
'
401%
preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
Jan
16% Jan
25
14
12
*79%
36%
40
_______No par
8
80
40%
..1
preferred
Stores
12
75
79%
36
*40
5
2nd
29% May 28
73%
40%
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
16 % Sep
73%
79%
*40
Inc__3.33%
._
21
5
Shares
50
17
Owl
the Week
Oct. 11
36%
9%
No par
International
21% Feb
Oct *23
31
15
Friday
Oct. 10
_50
Raybestos-Manhattan
21% Jun
23
16% Oct
12
15
Sales for
Thursday
36%
1
Raymond
14% Apr 30
10 % Mar 14
1
Jan
13% Jan
Oct~24
10% Oct
9
19
,
16%
/
_2.50
Inc
11
8
.
Wednesday
Oct. 9
<
79%
gfift
,
*
Oct
13
Oct. 8
72 Vb
No par
,
,
Inc
Random
Tuesday
Oct. 7
com.No par
$3.50
Ralston Purina Co..,,,
33% Sep
30% Jan
,
Monday
Par
R
22% Mar
5% Oct
12
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
-
37%
*96%
38%
101
37%
39
*96%
101
1,800
24,800
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1454)
,
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
J
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
10V» Oct 22
24% Jan
90
97
Aug 16
81
38% Mar
25
25
Sep
48
,
25
May 29
773/4 Jan
74% July
2
,
3
Oct
4
7
2
92
2
49
83% Apr 25
81
Jan
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
18
Square D
3
Staley A E
July
5
85% Apr 15
Standard
76
22
$3.50
preferred
2
12% Aug 13
20 % Feb
14
Standard
65% Dec
5
61% Feb
28
69 % Apr
24
Standard Oil
81% May 29
98% Dec
26
98 % Apr
$3.30
9
of
preferred
conv
13
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
2
16
Standard
26
58% Jan
2
733/a
23
Standard
48
593/4 Feb
8
52% Jan
2
70% May 13
Standard
95% Feb
28
May 29
July 17
85
25
23% Mar
41 % Oct
22
71
21% Jun
25
29% Mar
22
22
90
Jun
Jan
22
.
5
Mar 12
16% Feb
9
23
12
ll3/a July 18
16% Jan
24
40% Jan
2
20% Mar 25
25% Sep
25
11 % Mar
6
2
10% Sep
25
*
Mar 18
313/4 Aug
12
38% Jan. 15
:
6% May 29
7% Jan
Jan
5
32% Dec
21
29
25% Oct
24
47% Jan
29
81% Feb
28
84% Nov 28
31% July 23
82
Aug
7
14% May 29
19% Jan
24% Oct
37
22
17
;12% Oct
,
35
5
29% Feb
25
2
173/4 Jan
11
24% Jan
183/4 Jan
11
21
34
Feb
28
33% Jan
9
38% Oct
24
70% Feb
13
50 % Mar 20
62
10% Jun
25
16% Nov 23
14% July 12
19
27% May 29
/
6
14% Oct
31
24
Jan
15
10 3/4 Feb
May 29
33% Apr
44
21% May 29
13
24
30% Jan
28 3/4 Jan
8
32
8% Oct
24
16% Jan
83
Oct
17
32
43
May 29
43%
35
35
74%
73%
743/4
83%
83%
*83%
83 y8
t
83/4 Sep
9
2
,28% May 21
41 % Jan
4
21% Jan
55% Jun
2
85
6
Jun
24
22 % Jun
25
8
25 % Jan
2
37% Oct
6
563/a May
73/4 Jan
2
12% Jun
Aug" 13
1045
Jan
21
1559
;i5% Jan
2
20
27
38 % Sep
30
V 47% Jan
4
2
29% Apr
153/a Jan
2
Feb
1385 Feb
„
113/4 May 29
18
13
19
21
«••■
Sun
Sun
•
40
■
20
2
>
,
Sweets
Swift
13
13%
62 %
63 3/4
96%
13
27
May
47/a May 29
11% Jan
43/4 Oct
24
16 3/b Feb
15 3/8 Oct
31
25% Mar
Jun
25
617% Dec
45
14
May 29
34% May 29
32% Jun
11% Oct
22
Oct
22
125% Jan
-33% May 29
13'/a July 19
52% Nov
49
Taft
18
Talcott
6
5% Jun
6
73/4 Jan
25
1!183/4 Aug 21
4% July 22
29% Jan
23
25
TelAutograph
37% Jun
25
2
173/4 Jan
2
217/s Sep
159% Jan,
7
5
16 % Jan
2
41 % Mar
4
62% Jun
29
47% Jan
Texaco
Texas
2
35 % Apr
30
18% Sep
24% Oct
26
29 7/s Jan
4
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
10% July 26
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2
47% Oct
12
88% Apr
6
89 % Jan
25
36
Apr
4
153/8 Oct
24
23% Feb
16
3
25% Nov
2
; 24 3/4 Mar 13
57% Feb
7
53% Jan
2
25% Mar 26
16 7% Apr
26
27'/a Jan
2534 Mar
15
Oct
25
15
633/4 Jan
30
15 V* Oct
24
42 3/4 Feb
8
20
25
81% Jan
2
65
11
Jun
28 V'4 Jun
108
Jun
25
21
487/8 Feb
141
15
Jan
2
:t
2
153/4 Feb
14
14 % Jan
19
i">
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
23
59%
60
xl7%
8
13
Oct
26
46
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
1"'% Oct
24
393/a Jan
b% May 29
11*% Jan
2
16
Sep 20
'60
60%
60%
3,900
18%
18%
18%
18%
5,200
40%
40%
31%
40%
40%
31%
31%
32 %
2,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
102,900
40%
40%
40%
40%
401%
31%
32
317/«
32
734
8
7%
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8%
*
,
17%
18%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
17%
27%
16,100
27%
28
27%
277%
27%
28
'27%
27%
3.300
22%
22%
*223/4
23%
23
22%
22%
22%
53%
53%
53%
533/4
53%
23%
533/4
22%
1
533%
53%
53 %
5
1
23%
23%
53%
3.300
22%
23 %
223/4
231/8
22
22 7/a
22%
22%
4.100
9%
2,500
•
1
9
9%
9%
9%
9%
7
9%
No par
No par
*92%
56%
56%
56%
56 %
561/a
1
36 %
36%
36 %
36 %
36
6.25
10c
543/4
54%
54
54%
521/4
10%
11/
10%
10%
10'/a
103/4
...
_
25
1.38 8/9
95
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19%
%
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19%
95
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^
1300
95
9
V
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7,600
361%
35%.
36%
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36%
84,700
53
,
56
52%
53%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
39 %
38%
39%
38 3/4
39
27,500
37%
35%
36%
36%
37
4,700
19%
18 3/4
19
11,800
1217
1260
36%
37
36%
36%
35
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
18%
6%
24%
8
47
24
25%
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24%
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1249
Transmission
24
24%
23%
237/8
24
24
28
28%
27%
28'A
2714
28
46%
46
4614
46%
4514
46
-
7
:%
7/a
6%
6 7/8
7 3/a
7
7i/a
6%
23%
23 y4
237/a
22
2314
21%
22%
21%
4'a
4%
47/a
47/8
4%
4%
4%
5
4%
20%
20 7/a
20%
203/4
20%.
21
70%
7iy4
69
70%
681/2
69%
Co
1
Co
No par
I
50c
common
Glass
Mfg
.
22
?•
5%
21
20%
6.400
6714
5,100
21
68%
68 3/a
129.700
99,400
19%
19%
193/a
19V4
191%
1914
19%
1914
19%
44%
44%
443/4
44%
4434
44%
45
45
45
2,200
58%
57%
581/a
573/4
58
57%
58
57%
58
27,100
16%
16'/a
16%
157«
161/4'
16
1634
41.000
78%
82%
16%
16%
16%
80%
83 y4
81
83%
801/4
82 i/b
7814
8114
16,200
54%
66%
66 3/4
67
66%
66%
66 %
663/4
66%
6 6:14
35,100
11.100
28%
-
27%
28%
26%
273/4
27
27%
27' 4
2914
37,800
54%
54 %
543/4
37%
377/i,
37%
40
29 38
29
19%
19
25
25%
25%
25%
54%
53
54
16,900
36 %
37.14
39%
36%
36%
13,700
♦38%
39
3V
2914
29%
29
29%
6,600
21%
20%
21%
22%
23 %
117.800
2534
19%
53%
37%
40%
29%
19%
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19
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29
40
28 7/a
54
37 14
37%,
40
25%
26
26 3
*39%
%
-
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
103i
10%
48%
49%
481a
49
100
47%
48%
90%
90%
92
92
Thor Power Tool
No par
28'/a
28%
10
25
25
25
25
25
25%
25
66
64
4%
13
July 12
&
$1.20
Timken
5
Toledo
Tractor
Trane
283/a May 15
50'
July
1
37
Jun
3
7% July 16
11
Jan
22
Co
*91
93
*91
*28%
29
29
281/2
28%
28'%
28%
25
251/a
25
2514
25
251/a
25
2514
25%
25%
^
.
-
63%
64%
65%
19%
20 %
191/4
20%
201/2
211/4
21
21%
30
30y8
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3014
30".
30%
30
13.300
2114 ; 21%
30 y4
65
64
530
700
25%
25%
30%
65%
900
14.600
93
25%
600
'3,400
«
1
No par
4.300
66
4.200
30.600
,
30
3,500
conv
Transitron
Corp
Pipeline Co
64i/4
64
641/4
63 34
6334
63%
21
21 ye.
20%
2114
2014
20%
4.400
65%
66 »/4
65
65%
65
65 '/a
2014
x65%
20%
67
66 Va
17.800
50%
51%
50%
511/a
50%
50%
5014
51
51
5114
16,800
151
149
1
9%
__5
Co
150
4%
I
Trans World Airlines Inc
Financial
64'/,
21%
66%
100
Electronic
Trans-World
64%
21%
2
preferred—
64 y8
1
2
Supply Co class A
Transwestern
,
93
26
2514
641%
No par
Co
Co
4'/2%
*28%
*90%
2514
5
Bearing
Realty & Construction
Transamerica Corp common-
3
6
Co
common
Edison
Torrington
24
4
1
R)
Roller
Tishman
20
3
Co
preferred
24
15
(J
Tidewater Oil
Sep
Jan
Betts
preferred
Sep
553/4 May 13
2
3,200
15.700
19%
5
Co
Co
7
3.500
16.000
44%
40
-No par
20%
68
7
y«
58
1
preferred-
1.200
27%
43/,
22
1,490
47
1
12i/ac
Corp
7,100
1260
1
26 3
10%
10%
4,200
19%
39
46%
53
1214
38 7/a
24 3/8
52%
19%
19%
38%
'25%
95
56%
39
1
•9
*92%
56
38 %
4.50
9%
95
1.600
56%
1
Corp
Chemical
1.400
27%
1
1
Corp
5
Producing Co
33ya
Sulphur
No par
Inc
,700
60
19
50 3/a
2
Jan
5,100
10%
22V2 Apr
49% Sep
::43% Aug 15
20
8,500
20
20
49%
73/4
ton
1434 Jan
33 %
19%
20
,
60i/4
31%
8
v32%
20%
19%
177%
31%
7%
33
20%
*20
59%
60
173/4
393/4
1
32%
:>'■
10.000
1114
12% Apr
24% Sep
42% Mar
22
267/b Feb
20%
1.400
27,000
34%
50%
733/4 July
37/a Aug
93/8 Mar
53%
x59%
17%-
7
12.50
Thompson
293/4 May
1
76% Apr 24
547/a Aug 16
161 i/a Sep
4
15% Oct
May 29
20%
*20
13
29%
34 V
493/4
22
133 % Feb
18'/a Jan
Oct
33i%
20
20%
12%
'29%
*10%
30y2
44% Jan
i.
8% May 29
7% May 29
13
32%
20 J/4
20%
33
34
7.50
6 9'/a July
58% Jan
6% May 29
34
3314
20
20%
13
293/4
34
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
25% Mar 20
Oct
May 29
32%
20%
20%
13
29%
r
Thomas
28
Sep
51
34%
300
84
333/8 Feb
277/8 Sep 19
19s/8 Mar
4
23% Jan
"
13%
30
337%
•
*82%
20,100
60ya May
8
93% May 27
11
Jan
29%
,
84
11,400
35'
30 7/a May 31
14
Feb 18
2
25% Oct
:
33%
*82 %
20
1
conv
Thiokol
84
13%
1
_1
1.25
1
&.Oil
255/a Jan
10
20 Va May 29
32 3/4
4
22
45
297/s
33%
30%
33%
66%
44% Jan
25
30%
33 %
•
27%
293% Dec
*82%
13%
10
25
Jun
13%
29%
15
10%
v
84
13%
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs. 1
17
*82 %
84
10%
13
Utilities
183/b Jun
45
,*82%
1
Texas
23% Oct
83
10%
30%
Texas
$1.25
6,400
343i
3
Textron
3;800
10
Inc
Thatcher
900
12%'
24%
30%
8
6
"100
5,800
12%
35%
common.
Coal
21,300
-
24%
,
10 %
23
Sep
247/8
30%
Oct
42
12%
•24%
34%
32% Sep
2
12%
24%
30%
67
Jan
12%
24%
Xl0%
2
29% Mar 21
12%
25
10%
3
32
12%
303/4
24
1
23%
35%
50% Jan
9
23%
23%
12%
347%
,17% Jan
31 % Mar' 9
23%
*30 %
7
273/4 Mar
23%
'
23%
303/4
28
33% Mar
23 %
353/a
217/e Feb
19% Jun
47%
23
10%
Pacific
Texas
*45
23%
35%
513/4 Nov
.
45%
23
*30%
Gas Transmission
Texas
45%
23%
10%
Inc
6
471%
23
23%
30%
?
5
Gas
95
*45
23%
/
35%
Instruments
11
*93%
14
35 %
Gulf
173/4 Sep
;
J 65%
14%
24%
12%
2,300
"
♦30%
Gulf
95% Sep
23%
25
95%
common—5
Texas
5
23%
12%
10%
*93i%
95
'
95%
48%
*46
23%
23%
23%
1
No par
137/s
| 49
*23
243/4
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.5o
Texas
*93%
13%
5
11
22% May 29
26 3/s May 29
10
*45%
95
_____1
Co
(James)
Inc
Tennessee
9
583/4 Sep
393/4 Sep
25
14%
Inc
Texas
123/4 Mar 26
Apr
14
Tandy Corp
491/4 May 22
2
57
8,000
A t 100
14%
Broadcasting
Talon
741/2 Aug 28
20'/» Sep 11
4
93%
14
13%
__2.50
Technical Material
7 % Jan
15
66%
93%
14%
*93%
1
20
20
20
25
42y» Jan
,41% Jan
667/B
95
100
California
4934 Sep
11
66
America
28% May 20
45% Mar 29
523/4 Apr
23 % Jan
25
663/4
Co
7
26
187/b Mar
657%
Corp com
Oil Co
2
14
88.000
66 %
preferred
4
2
28,800
65%
...
177/a Jan
253/b Oct
2
557/8 Mar 23
370
66%
.
of
i
100
H303A Jan
Jun
29 % May 29
96%
•
65%
Swingline Inc class A__
Symington Wayne Corp
Aug 29
%'Sep
44.100
137/e
64Vb
-
63
LS__
Corp
of
15,800
64%
13
62%
1
A
Oil
Co
&
13%
63%
13
65
70%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Mining Co
Superior
1
10
13
12%
64
62%
Corp
DX
84
69%
Co..
Sunray
84
95%
Sunshine
12
May 14
May
443/a Apr
2
2
84
70i/a
Inc
series
Oil
83%
62%
& Co Inc
Chemical
$4.50
98% May 10
Sep 20
837/s
95%
Corp
Sunstrand
7,600
*83%
18,400
61%
Propane Gas Corp
Sunbeam
25
1.600
74%
693/4
Webster
Suburban
35%
74a8
62%
SuCrest Corp
59
24% Mar 21
24
31% Oct
3
493/a Feb
27
12% Oct
43 % Jan
12%
May 29
795
7
15
28 3/4 Feb
24
Jan
53 % Jan
May 14
16
28% May 23
10 % Feb
5
2
,f 8 3/4 Jan
19
21% Apr
43%
34%
74%
707%
Corp
Broadcasting Co.
Stouffer Foods Corp
Studebaker Corp
Suburban Gas
!_
31% May 14
3
42%
35
74%
701/4
Container
Stone
43'/a
34%
'
13
Corp
2.50
Camp Inc common—1
prior preference
20
Stone &
42%
74%
62%
Storer
12
18% Jan
:
.
Drug
43%
35%
73%
65 %
97%
380
200
35
12%
963/4
t
10,700
'
423/4
'
64%
*
453/e Aug 29
343/, May 14
50 % Aug
21% Oct
_
42%
35%
74
Stokely-Van
9
25 % Jan
45% Apr 23
24% Nov 29
May 29
17% May 29
2
2
Aug 29
Oct
16% Oct
2
213/4 Aug
Jan
23% Jan
5% May 17
2
20% May 29
2
15% Jan
'
*
90%
96%
preferred
(J P)
5%
*89%
f
623/4
Steel Co
(The)
Sterling
•5;..
r
90%
34%
Stewart-Warner
Aug 20
*89%
97%
preferred
Pressed
Stevens
j
89%
502.700
common—10
Ohio
convertible
3%%
89%
90
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
25
Sep 12
38% Aug
2
20 % May 17
25
26
Nov
of
Stauffer Chemical Co
6
29%
71%
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
27
37 %Jun
Jun
18
Feb
17% Feb
24% July 23
29% Jan 18
~Feb~~6
15% Oct
23
85
11
29%
613/4
preferred series A
Starrett Co
29%
70%
6%
22% Feb
29%
63 %
17
24
29%
71%
29
31
29%
623/8
Jan
18% Oct
297/8
Shares
,v
70%
$1.60 convertible
Standard
96%
7
preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
26
19
May 24
94%
the Week
25
27% Jan
1
10% Oct
22
Oil
Standard Packaging
26
53 % Jan
Oct
21% Sep
9
33/4%
93 % Aug 26
12 % July 23
45
303/4 Mar 15
11% Jun
Sep
18%
94%
89%
Oil of New Jersey
65% Aug
17%
94
1
Oil of Indiana
59% Dec
93
18%
94%
91
No par
Feb
26
45% May 28
397/a Oct
30
17%
*94%
6.25
com
■»
183/4
44
Industries
Calif
Friday
10
94%
18%
*94
43%
No par
Kollsman
35 % Jan
29%
com—No par
Inc
0<-t.
Oct. 11,
17%
18%
10
Mfg Co
24
19%
94
•■90
Sales for
Thursday
29%
18%
No par
PRICES
Oct. 9
94
No par
SALE
.Wednesday
Oct. 8
5
Brands
May 29
15% Oct
50
50c
25
Co
43% May 29
i34% Aug 26
64
Jan
2
2
Sep
Sep
Tuesday
Oct. 7
Par
common.;
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
32% May 16
82 '/a Jan
39% Dec
24 Va Jun
24
Jain
35% Jan
Mar
86
Apr
HIGH
Monday
<
EXCHANGE
98% Feb
19%
12% Mar 26
25
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
'
Highest
93
' May
■
20% Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
22%
149%
150
"149
151
63
150
151
2.400
22%
1513/4
2,200
4%
4%
4%
4%
4a
4%
:• ...4%
53/8
35.500
ioy8
4%
10
10%
1014
1014
1014
10%
1014
10%
14,500
22%
227/J,
22
22%
21%,
22
22
22%
22.100
1
16 3/a
16%
161/a
16%
16
Tri-Continental Corp common1
$2.50
preferred
—50
16%
151/4
15%
1514
15%
8.900
46%
47
46%
471/8
46%
4714
46%
47
47
47%
11,700
53%
53 3
4
*53%
53%
54
54
*53%
54
54
54
21%
21%
22
46
45%
453/4
*4514
331/4
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
50
*453/4
46
45%
45%
*45'4
32
31%
34%
32%
34%
32 %
7%
7%
77%
7%
734
1
3iy»
1
77/8
1
Industries Corp_
'
20%
Va
400
21%
2,300
46
\
1.000
3214
33%
129,400
7%
7%
1,300
20%
20%
21%
U
Oct
15
24
19% May 15
Jun
25
23
27% Jan
17 % Jan
10% Mar 22
163/4 Oct
7
v
2
8% Jan
231/2 Apr 18
3
21 % Jan
15
29
16% Sep
27
271/2 Aug 26
Udylite Corp (The)
Unarco Industries
Unilever
Ltd
When
■
30% Oct
23
53% Jan
15
38
Jan
2
39 %
Sep
20
53%
Sep 28
40 l/s Oct
8
Foreign
94%
Jufy
78
433/4 Mar 15
1213/e Jan
July
1
1003/4 Jan
2
.26 % Sep
30
42
4
Union
Carbide
29% Sep
3
1023/4 May 17
851/2 Sep
3
Union
1123/4 Feb
/
24
101 % Dec
Feb
2
83 % Dec
29
78
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
84 % Jan
18
92
Dec
28
89% Oct
1
95
7
,
13
43 % May 29
69% Jan
3
27% May 29
35
Dec
100
4
«% Jan
2
8'/b Feb
.,59% Jan
,33%
28
Feb
19
39
Nov
8
20 % Oct
23
20% Jun
25
39 5/s Jan
19
38% Jun
25
547/e Dec
100
Jun
26
88% July 23
32 % Mar 13
Dec
102% Dec
•
Jl~"25
41% Jun
•*
2.
337%
fl
Jan
$3.50
$4
Pacific
9% July 29
$4
RR
non-cum
12
Union
Tank
4
Union
Twist Drill
3
433g Jun
24
United
Air
10
5 3 7/a Jan
8
United
112
32
17% Sep
8
3
Jan
Jan
46% Jun
1
'
Jan
102 i/a Jan
Feb
18
2
21
(series
403/4 Jan
10
United
Biscuit
31
10
United
Board
28
383/a Aug 27
87/a Aug 30
United-Carr
United
59
Jan
21
United
Electric
Jan
30
29% Sep
11
Co
173/4 Aug 16
20% Mar 19
20
United
2
Engineering
4
United
30% Feb
2
Financial
20
United
38 7/b Jan
30 y8 May 22
Fruit
2
35 l/s Mar 14
397/a Sep
4
United
Gas
211/4 Jan
28
30
United
Gas
293/4 May
19% May 29
15% May 29
16% Oct
23
'/a May 29
41
Oct
-.21 % Ocv
for
24
2-J
56
Mar
21
253/» May 10
20% Mar 20
25
Mar 26
13/b Jan
4
19
35% Mar 1G
footnotes,
Oct
Jan
17 yB Aug
2
71% Jan
,
iy8 Jan
9
2
2
12
2
*47% July 15
33% Jun 28
see page 23.
Sep
23% May 16
197/a Jan 30
11/2 Apr
55% Feb
36
5
21
Mar 13
United
Merch
United
Park
United Shoe
6%
&
4,100
39%
500
41%
106 3/8
41
40%
105
105%
*90
101%
27 Va
101
%'.
86%
40%
413/h
8.900
1053.',
107%
35,700
M
2814
29.500
101%
101%
350
1017/a
102
101%
*84
86%
*84
87
*84-
87
81%
*80%
813/4
*80%
81%
91
27%
100
40 7'a
106%
2714
27%
101%' 101%
27'%
51%
40''p.
105%
27%
28
1013/4
27 7
*84
8014
*90'%
91%
*90%
9iy2
79%
80%
78%
80'%
78%
79%
>78%
40%
40%
40%
4014
40%
40
4014
3934
80%
91 %
80%
40%
87
91
90
'4
100
79'%
12,800
4014
19.300
9ya
9%
9 '/a
9%
9 3/a
93k
9%
30%
31%
30%
311/4
301'Sf-
30%
30 %
30%
26
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
26
36%
36%
35%
37
37%
38'/a
37
37%
37
3734,
38.400
43
43 %
42
43 '/a
41 Va
42i%
40 y2
41%
4114
41%
18.400
5
♦26
91%
*25%
9%.
30%
'
9%
54.600
3C%
17.300
500
pfd_10O
*94
pfd_100
x88%
88%
891/4
89%
88%
883/4
87%
88%
87
87%
1
1.500
19%
20%
21%
22%
2114
22%
21%
22
22
22 3/B
54.200
;
Amer
No par
&
*94
34%
341/2
10
Cos
Corp
34 3/8
102
173/4
17%
*177/a
2.50
Corp
Corp
35%
353/4
8%
8%
8%
47%
47 %
46%
5
1
35%'
102
34%
18%
3534
8%
47
*94
>
102
33%
99
34%
33%
18%
*177%
35
99
*17%
3574
8%
83/4
8
46%
46%
3414
33%
99
100
4!l00
,34
%
46%
18%
*17,74
18%
35
35
|
*98
*34%
3514
900
8%
834
11.100
8%
46%
*46
46
200
'4
600
Foundry
5
18 '/a
1914
18%
1914
18%
1914
18%
1914
19
19'4
3.500
of
1
27
27%
26%
27%
26
26%
20%
24%
25%
25 %
25%
18.900
20
20%
20'4
20%
68.700
37%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38 %
21.100
*26%
27%
27
27
26%
27
Calif
No par
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
City Mines Co
Mach
preferred
100
52%
conv
Co
Greenfield
26%
52%
*39%
lo
Corp
Improvement Co
United
40
X79y8
1
23% Feb
52%
40
conv
of
17% Oct
52%
40
10
lo
Carton
Coal
52%
_25
common
Fastener
J 63/4 May 28
18% Oct 24
>-\
40%
105 '/a
81
_5
1956)
&
40'/a
107 Va
80
Corp
2
Jan
2014
*
91
Corp
25
*19%
52%
80
Inc
4%
of
20 y4
No par
4%
Artists
*19%
*39%
*90
Co
Corp
(series of 1955)
United
19%
40 y8
No par
No par
Co
Lines
*19%
53%
27
common
Aircraft
% Oct
Car
7.000
10.200
39%
*84
preferred—
353/8 Jun
32% Jun
29
5
Co
1514
26%
52%
5
Oil of California
2
31 % Jan
40%
,
Union
14%
2634
40
105%
preferred
Union
4,200
15
26%
52%
No par
No par
837/b Aug 29
May 21
40
6%
common
preferred
preferred
" 2
30% May
Mar* 11
8 3/4 Jan
2
14
Co
20
20%
14%
2614
51%'
Corp
preferred
$3.70
*19%
20%
15%
2614
26%
,52 7/a
20g
No par
42
17% Aug 20
50 % Mar 16
6% Jun
2
96% Sep 23
86% Aug 20
353/8 Mar 15
24
25
Mar 14
Jan
Electric
$4.50
20
21
14%
26
.
wi
Paper
23 % Jan
40
18
24
333/4 May 29
223/4 Oct
2
15 3/8
261/4
20 g
Corp
26% Jan
:
5
113
Jan
83/4 Jan
5
22
Jan
•,82% May 23
transactions
transactions
Bag-Camp
20%
203/4
15%
26%
;
shares
4.
Union
72% Jun
;
Sep 20
ord
When issued
Foreign
-34
2
V
20%
15%
26 14
*193/4
transactions
Unilever N
21%
15%
26 %
dep rets ord
issued
Foreign
313/4 May 29
83
Jun 27
5
Amer
common
20%
2iy8
lo
38%
38%
38%
3 8 3/4
27
27
26%
27
lo
19%
20
19%
20
20
20%
20%
20%
2014
20%
1
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
1814
1814
18
18%
18'4
18%
1%
l3'a
1%
6.400
•31.500
4.50
1
1 *%
1%
25
52
527/8
25
35
35%
20i/4
1%
5iy4
*35
203/4
20
1%
134
52 14
.51%
35%
35
1%
l3'a
52%
52
52%
52%
53%
-35%
35
35
35
35
2.300
1.800
.
14.600
630
198
Volume
*The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6307
(1455)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
■
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest.
22
95 % Aug 10
'23% Jun 25
14
41 Va Feb
98 V4 Dec
19% Oct
28 % Jun
105 % Jan
3
36% Feb
Jan
2
Va Jan
47Va Sep
11
73
161
4
4
164 Va May 25
90%
2
8% Oct
1
21
48 Va Mar 29
45% Feb
19
2
42 % Sep
18
39% Jan
4
5
8% Jan
3
23
15 Va Jan
2
20
24 % Mar
16
9 'A Feb
Oct
23
23% Feb
23% Dec
18
31 % May
8% Jan
14
4
15% Jan
Oct
4
4
27% Feb
42% Jan
3
63% Sep
8IV2 Jan
4
89 Va Jun
60% Feb
9
152% July 2
22 % May 29
22% Jun 26
49% July
164
161% Jan
r
2
2
Dec
31
48 Va Jan
2
33% Sep
llole Sap
31
56
Jan
10
87% Sep
78% Jan
26% May 28
2
17
39%'July
5
17
42% Jan
22
22
2
137Ha Mar 28
2
31% May 14
Oct
14% Mar 23
29
5 % May 29
34% Feb
2
11 %
•
4
23% Feb
25
35% Apr
6
6
40% Sep
31V4 Sep
8V2 Jan
6
38% Jan
3
24% Jan
2
33% Apr
54
33% Oct 24
158
Aug
7
6
34% Mar
1
40
Feb
170
8
Feb
3
9 % Feb
41'A Sep
25% Sep
6% Sep
'
2
17
4
Oct
38
160% Jan
10% Oct
24
2
13% Apr
29 V2 Oct
24
61V2 Mar 14
28% Apr
4
3
28% Oct
31
55
Jan
2
32% Jan
2
40%
Mar~20
36'A Oct
31V2Jan
24% Jun
41% Apr
18
,
4
-■"'i
.
'
J
:
22'A May 29
12% Dec 19
3
36% Apr
16
28% Jan
16
12 V2 Mar 20
15 V4 Feb
14
28 % Dec
31
26% Mar
1
30% Jun
4
19
I6V2 Aug
7
37% Jan
14
2
16% Sep
22% Jun
19 Va Jun
22
45% Feb
50% Jan
25
8
Oct
24
18
27'
Jun
25
28% Jan
44
Jan
10
24
Oct
53 % Dec
31
86
Jan
89 Va Jan
88
2
Jun
29
92 V4 Feb
105% Oct
16
Oct
36% Jan
14
94
Jan
17
Jan
10
98 % Aug 21
3
7
$4.20
$4.12
July 17
Carolina
11
Vornado
Vulcan Materials Co
6%%
preferred
Aug 21
54
%
*40 Va
40%
*40 lb
28%
29%
28%
4C%
39%
40 V*
39 >/«
%
6%
6%
6%
38%
1
28%
29 Va
28
28 %
com.No par
,*24%
/ 28 Va
36%
26%
36%
36%
36%
162
2.50
162 %
14'A
7
7 Va
*38%
.162
162
14%
14%
1
32%
33 Va
32%
1
42%
43 %
10c
19%
20
37
37 %
;
12.80
7
29%
860
29%
87
69%
.2,800
51.000
70%
55
54%
155%
3.300
55%
156
156%
169,800
>
3 300
7
27%
28%
40 Va
*40 Va
40%
20
28%
28%
28%
39%
'
28 %
40%
6%
7 Va
30 900
28%
39%
6 V4
27
47%
lo9
82 Va
/
.
87 %
54
40 7 b
29
40%
47%
29%
7,700
90
168'A
71
155%
29%
47%
168%
70'-
28%
40%
90
86%
56%
29 Va
39
Corp
47
156
*
*40 %
6,900
40
40
40%
4 200
6 'A
5.100
6%
5,200
6 Va
6'A
61
a
4.800
6%
7
6%
*38%
39
*38%
25
25
25Va
28%
25%
900
27%
28
37
27%
28%
6,1C0
36%
36 7
37'A
2.100
38%
25
T61
163
161'A
37
«
1.61%
39
,
*161 Va
2C0
163
100
14%
14
14%
14%
32%
:
14%
14%
31%
32 %
15%
36.200
31%
32%
31%
321/2
18,300
43 %
42%
43 Va
41%
19%
>
43%
41%
42%
19%
42 'A
19%
20
20
37
37%
20V4
20 Va
36%
20%
37
3,100
36%
36%
361/2
36%
14,600
33%
33%
33%
*331/4
:
-
13,900
r,'
5
33%
33%
33 V4
33%
33'A
1
13%
13%
13 %
33%
700
13%
13%
27%
13%
13%
13%
28
27%
13%
14'A
27%
27%
28
9,100
27%
18%
27%
19
27%
27%
2,300
.'
18%
20
18%
16 %
16%
16 Va
16%
16'A
1
17 Va
16%
10%
17 'A
11
17%
10%
17%
10 Va
10%
11
15,200
10%
74
10%
74%
50 ft
10%
73%
*49%
74
10%
72'/a
21,500
74%
50ft
71
72 %
68%
72%
8,600
81%
*80%
*49%
50 ft
78 V2
78%
500
41%
28,600
109V4
420
com__l
Grocery
Inc
,
*49 JJ
81%
41%
109
109%
93%
*94%
*93%
104%
Co
_1
•V
50
19'A
-
18%
19%
A
*49%
*49%
79
81%
*78
80
42%
41%
42 Va
41
41%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109
109%
*92
93 %
*9?
93%
95%
*94%
95
*93%
104%
18%
50 ft
82
41%
42
*92
100
24
108
28 Vb
100
14'A Apr
4
155%
28%
100
29% Jun
2
Jan
56%
156%
25
preferred
preferred
18% Mar 22
104
55%
155%
6
1,300
*87%
1.25
10'AJan
30
57 %
156%
25
Corp
Chemical
Von's
16
56%
28
5,000
60%
1
28% May 14
Jan
21
71
25%
$4.80 preferred
5
86 %
71%
155%
—
99 % May 20
97
106% Apr
89 %
71
28 %
19
25%
60'A
*87%
29%
29%
87
71
28
18%
25%
59%
29%
89 Va
71%
29%
83%
29%
19%.
25%
168%
30%
2,500
10%
19
169 %
71
100
41%
*10
59%
168%
30 'A
5% prior preferred caPed
50
•
5%
convertible preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5
preferred
'
100
$4.04 preferred
100
May 13
113
July 15
93
21
Jan
87% Sep
47
23
Jan
4
14% Feb
106
2
11
170
10 000
25%
48 Va
38
Co
Jan
169 Vb
47
7
Associates
Virginia
169
481/4
86%
1
Comptometer
81% Sep
3
50 ft Aug 29
4
16 •
47%
a
250
%
48 %
41%
10
Victor
104% Oct
16
90
Inc
Vendo
91
3
23
8 Va May 29
101% Sep 10
Co
23
108'A Sep
•>
20
26% Jan
Raalte
12
53
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
102'/a Aug 24
16% Jun 25
Van
32 V2 Jan
40 Va Jan
111% Dec'13
19
*87%
25
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
11% Feb
22
40% Oct
103 Va July 18
61
«
*44
10%
60
V
30
39 V2 Jan
1
24
Oct
44
•
19%
25%
59 Vb
100
8V2July22
44% Mar 23
39% Oct
,
^V-
Varian
May 29
1
25%
62%
38
*
20
33% Feb
25%
5
'
■
18%
4
61%
*10
7,200
172
87b
42
25 3
46 7
*169%
9
41%
10 Va
com__25c
.
9
42
*10
1st series—35
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co___
:
19'A
46'A
172
30 Va
100
'
48 %
63%
6
preferred
'
10%
19
90
'A
44
25%
_30c
Universal
Match
Corp
Universal Oil Products Co
Upjohn Co
Uris Buildings Corp
8
6
*10
*87%
29'«
*99%
*169%
9%
41%
19
90
30
100
48 %
62%
preferred_25
A Universal-Cyclops Steel
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8%
42 Va
29!,,
171%
9%
,
*44
18%
No par
American Corp
preferred
Conv 2nd
5
42% Jan
46% Sep
1
9%
46%
25%
Convertible
20% Jun 13
16% Mar 20
31% May 29 \
Aug
166V2 Sep
3
9%
*87%
Utilities
Universal
6,b00
42
5
United Whelan Corp
30
2
24
8.-7C0
8b %
46%
Pharmaceutical
&
42%
86
9%
5
common
non-cumulative
Vitamin
United
25
14
4
4
15
Apr
40% Apr
6ct"l9
1%
US
1,400
42%
86%
48 %
—
'
31 'A
42
86%
_1
U S Tobacco Co common
16
3
41% May
18
May
25 V4 Sep
19%
;
3114
42
87%
42%
non-cum
1st preferred—100
Shoe Corp..
No par
US Smelting Ref & Min com___50
7% preferred
__50
US Steel Corp common.
16%
1% preferred
100
4
2
Jan
38Va Jan
57 V4
Oct
43% Jan
Co
42%
86
'169%
"
*99',4
100
common
preferred series A
Rubber
31'A
42%
42%
87
171 %
9V<
8%
3
13
12'
26% Jan
150
6
Plywood Corp
31
42 %
US
Mar 27
152% Apr
39% Feb
2
S
31%
86 %
*169%
10%
s
99
*46%
*10
Sher
29%
31
1
5
the Week
Oct. 11
99
1
10
Friday
10
31 %
42%
87%
169 Va
Oct.
100 Va
31%
43%
17
169%
Sales for
Thursday
29%
50
common
preferred
3%%
US
51
23 % May 29
37
Jan
4
U
42%
4
30 Va
*99
■V
PRICES
Oct. 9
30
31%
SAI ■E
Wednesday
Oct, .8
1C0 Va
31%
100
Tuesday
<
30
*.99
par'
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co
49% Aug 26
170
May
9
62 '/a Dec
37% Oct 22
17 Va Jun
40% Jan
35
2
July
2
May
24% Jan
No
Co
U S
,
14
23
f
29%
1
preferred series A
Lines
common—
4%%
24
4
Oct.
100
Securities
4 Va %
4
53% Mar 20
7
Gypsum
US
Va Aug 16
Oct
139 Va
,
-7
82 Va Sep
*
Monday
Par
•
preferred
&
Foreign
U S Freight Co
9
49% Jun
10%
S
7%
preferred
U S Industries Inc
12
] Aug
36
4%%
U
US
50'A May
V"
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
3
29
Jan
38
79
STOCKS
YORK
4
20
Sep
Apr
171
Jun
10% Oct 23
43
'
EXCHANGE
100
July 19
33'A Sep
4
4
Jan
26
30% Jan
,
•••"
NEW
32'/4iviay23
2
98'A Jan
9
47% Mar 23
24
July 11
•?
Highest
24% Jan
24
32% Mar
25
65'A Oct
153
'
.
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Year 1963
Lowest
*92
95%
93%
94%
95
*104%
94%
*94%
*93%
40%
109
*92
95 %
95
*93%
105
105
■
95
105%
*104%
19'/2
93%
95V2
95%
*931/2
105%
44.000
104%
150
95
104%
120
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26
10c
26 Va
26
26
21%
22 Va
21%
26%
22
26%
21%
2,100
_1
—
22
21%
21%
22
11%
11%
11%
23%
11%
11%
10,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
6,600
common
100
*105
106 Va
"105
106 Va
*105
106 Va
*105
HV2
106
*105
106
w
74
July
9
88
Feb
20
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
79
July 18
19% Jan
6% Mar
23 Vb Sep
40% Jun
25
Jan"
57'A
87
6
25
30
2
237/a
10
Wabash
4!A Oct
5% Oct
25
59'A Jun
-44% Feb
15
19
10%
Oct~24
22
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
9% Feb
72
5
5% Oct
23
5
7
Wallace
8
8% Feb
76% Jun
30% Oct
11
16% Jun
17
Warner
9
38% Apr
19
25
103
Feb
14
110
Oct
2
79
32
Jan
3
Oct
2
54% Jan
2
29
May 29
40% Jan
2
51
2
■
Mar 11
23% Jan
33% Mar
22
v.
23 '
51
2
40% May 22
Waukesha
35
Wayne
27/a Apr
12% Oct
5% Jan 31
11
Jan
102% Apr
95
85% Jan
3
26 % Oct
22
16
19
92
May 29
30
Mar 12
Dec
4
2
25"
39
Jan
13
27
29
Feb
Jun
14
30 % Jan
21
94% May 17
43'A Sep 24
17
18% Jan
Mar
2
Va
4%%
Western
12
Inc
25
Jan
2
2
41*% Oct
9
88% Jan
31
86% Apr
80
Jun
27
108% Sep
24
19
90% Jan
2
110
Feb
15
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
116% Sep
35 Va Sep
90 V4 Oct
29
96% Apr
367/a Dec
18
92
Jan
3
101 Va
20
35% Jan
7
53%
77
24
77
4
118
25% May 11
71 % May 14
29
Oct
24
100
Feb
23
Apr
47% Mar 28
Jan
33% Jan
49 % Oct
4
27% July 22
5
103% Nov
19
100
Jun
Sep
34 'A
25
107
11
Sep 25
Jun
May 29
10 % Jan
15
6% Jan
2
10 % Aug
25
19
21% Jan
2
29 % Aug
13
26
32 Va Aug
17
18 % Dec
27
Jan
43% Feb
28
19% Jan
44% Aug 26
37% Sep 13
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
32% Feb
Jun
25
33% Oct
22
57
Feb
16
35% Oct
11
44
Jun
13
84 Va Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
Jan
'2
93 Va Feb
12
9% Feb
7
6% Jan
2
51
Jun
Jun
22
26
26
39
20
Jan
25% Mar
2
26% Mar
28% Oct
125
Feb
9
131% Apr
10
31 % May 29
44% Dec
28
20
29% Dec
5
Oct
23
55
23
6
32% Sep
32 % May
129% Oct
3
42% Jan
30
28
Jan
136% Apr
47
2
k
8
May 13
41%
*34%
.No par
29 % Sep
16
62% Feb
5
75% Apr
15
Feb
8
26% Jan
2
36% Sep
81 %Jun
28
93
Jan
16
85
Jan
7
94-
92 % Jun
25
131
Jan
2
96% Jun
28
107
9 V'a Oct
9
12
148 % Jan
24
8
Jun
25
•7% Jun
Jun
19
11% Feb 28
14
166 Va Jan
27
22
14% Oct
25
rup.cy
and
Act.
otherwise
or
23
"
4%%
pfd
series
B
Inc
'
75% Mar 15
prices;
securities
indicated.
On
no
assumed
stock
307% Sep
2
25
Yale
32% Oct
8
37% Sep
17
25% Jan
2
2
125%
Oct
2
30
Sep
23
68% Sep
6
Mar
51
sale
by
on
this
such
dividends
of
6
day.
f Cash
companies.
25%
or
sale,
low
and
from
high
Radio
American
are
102%
101%
43%
/'6,700
1013/4
101 Va
101%
260
96
*94
96
94
93 Va
42%
43 Va
42 Vb
1013A
*1013A
~50
43%
1013/4
1013/4
5.300
102%
94
16,900
90
66 Va
69
66%
68 %
673/4
68%
19,300
40%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
10,300
21%
21%
4,000
'
30%
*29%
30%
•29
30 Va
35 Va
35%
35
35 Va
35%
35%
2,200
32
22
21%
22
21%
21%
*29
30%
32%
31 Va
32 Va
31%
32 Va
!u%
3i-'/4
3 J J8
32 V8
37,000
28%
29%
28%
29 Vb
28 Vb
29 Va
28%
28 Va
28 34
29 Va
7,100
39 Va
39 Va
39%
41
41%
451,400
89%
119
32
33%
*97
97%
48 Va'
*83
46
.
48%
86
30%
46%
30 Va
103%
103%
32%
*97
*883/4
*114%
33
46%
30%
32%
97 Va
98
4734
48 V8
85
48 Va
*84
46%
85
46%
47
9
9
9
20
28
28
*27
■>*44
46 %
*44%
30%
30
30%
104%
9 Va
*103
*103
104 Va
*9
29
*27
45%
9'A
45
14%
14%
14%
15
1434
42%
42%
43
42
36%
33
32%
36%
36%
90
90
34
.
32
*97%
47%
*84
47%
29%
*103
9
41
.90
'
40%
•"
*89
119
*1143/4
32 Va
31 %
98
31%
4,400
98
110
45%
85
47
11.600
*84
48 %
48%
30'A
104%
100
90
119
*97%
47Tb
29%
*103
9
*8%
29
*28
28%
*28
*44%
46
*44%
85
49%
5,300
29%
28,400
104 %
50
9%
28%
600
100
.<
46
100
15
14%
14%
14%
.14%
2,900
42%
34
423A
42 3/4
42%
43%
1,300
32 7 b
33%
34%
36%
v.'
*114%
45
-
42%
32%
*89
89%
119
32 %
97%
47%
*84
40%
41%
40%
89%
89%
*114%. 119
1
*89%
36%
36 V4
90
90
90
33 %
6,000
36
36 Va
35 Va
36
4,800
*90
91%
90
90
33%
34
400
8%
8%
*8%
1
Co
31 Va
31 Vb
31%
31 Va
31%
31Vb
x31%
31%
31
10
31%
6,400
29%
29 Va
29 %
29%
29
2934
28%
29%
28%
29%
100
com
13,000
131%
131%
*129%
131 Va
♦130%
131%
>
9
*834
9
*83A
*8%
9
9
100
*130
132
Corp__10
43%
44
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
4434
45
5
2,700
*39%
39%
39%
40
39%
3934
.39%
39%
38%
39%
10
Service
3,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
Inc
Co
10
Co
10
100
No par
5
Co
Mfg CO
1
Exchange
to
shares
only.
132
28
50
28
28
73 Va
73%
73%
73%
72%,
73%
73
73%
73%
73 Va
11,800
35 Va
35 V8
35%
3434
3 5'A
34 Va
34%
34 Vb
3434
8,600
*92%
100
9%
32
93
*92 %
93
100%
100%
101
9%
9%
294%
32'A
32
92 %
92%
100%
100%
9 %
,
9%
9%
289
294%
32Va
28 Va
288
32%
,297%
31%
32%
28
*92%
100
*9%
286
31%
93
100
9%
293%
32
31 Vb
31%
31 Vb
124 Va
123%
124%
121%
28
28 Va
27%
28%
27%
28
27
28
62 Vb
63%
63%
64%
63 %
65%
64%
67%
Ex-rightS.
z Exdistribution.
N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a
y
*130
35
286
No par
Ex-dividend,
new
42 %
35 Va
No par
Corp
x
Stock
for
102%
800
42%
22
32Va
ranges
*93
43
1,600
12%
35
123%
distributed,
*94
94
3
12 Tb
*29
10
Zenith
wd When
96
*93
2%
12%
*12 Va
13
22%
*88%
10c/
*100%
♦94
42%
50
Inc
42
3
123/4
30%
*114%
10
*2%
500
21,500
35%
100
—1.28
Towne
10%
%
100
Inc
W)
10%
94
42 Hi
1
Corp
&
22
No par
Co
10%
35 Va
*29
1
Youngstown Steel Door
V Transferred
more,
10
common.6,25
common
Public
Chemical
9%
96
40%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
—.5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube..No par
4
100%
67%
preferred.
Stores
1,600
34 Vb
10%
41%
40%
383b
*34 Va
43
66%
9,200
34 Va
44%
40%
13,700
40%
*34%
43%
40%
38%
74%
34 Vb
44 Va
____2
300
73 3 b
•40%
3,600
123/4
67 Va
42,000
38%
*12%
102
1,400
-
48
2Vb
102
28 %
24%
109
38
12%
43%
100%
42%
5.90O
48
12 Va
41%
24,100
13 Va
38
2 Vb
101
390
30%
'
48
47%
12%
100
Industries
38%
Vb
12%
100%
4,100
2,800
66
38%
38
12%
%
24%
♦108
<
40
12%
'44
28%
3A
74%
12
—2.50
5%
a
*38
48
'
10
3
24
733A
12%
-
28 %
109
393/4
;•
12
.No par
Wisconsin Elec Power
6% preferred
Xerox
23
2Va
74
47%
10%
65 %
common
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
Mar 29
18% Jan
30Va Mar 16
asked
Jan '
Jan
73 %
13
,
1
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
16
July 18
84% Jan
107% Mar 28
42% Oct 24
Bid
4
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
22% Oct 23
65 Va Oct
24% Jan
Inc
(F
3
2
58
10
3
24%
109
11%
1
RR
Iron
22
92 % Jan
*34%
25
108
12%
5
Woolworth
29% Jan
22
10%
3
24%
108
1
Co
Woodward
15
24
10%
25
109
4
Coal
Co
Corp
Inc..
Witco
Oct
*34%/ 34 Va
24%
109
5
Co
28%
34 Vb
Va
8'
'
29
*38
Co
20
Oct
*28 Va
38 Va
Corp
Wisconsin
29
48%
Electric
Sep
21% Oct
28%
38
Lines
Stores
Winn-Dixie
17
28 %
48
convertible
Windsor
6
28 %
38 Va
$4.25 preferred
9% Mar 28
1
10
13%
*93
July 24
18
14
*94
Mar 29
$3
13 3A
48%
preferred
Wickes
14 Va
8 Vb
8,300
8 %
29
14
94
Motor
White
29 Va
14 Va
xl3Vb
96
Jan
,
28%
14 Va
*93
14
/
Va
14
102
34
15
29
38 Va
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
47% Aug 20
283/4
101
39
2
2.9 Va
*94
2
48
28
100
Mar 22
26% Mar
26% May 29
28 Va
48
Co
5%
27 Va
8
1,700
23%
66
5
1
,
66 %
5
x
53/4
65%
Co
Corp
Pacific
5%
8%
66'A
Mills
Bancorporation
5%%
14
Oct
20
White
10
5%
8 Va
65%
40%
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred!—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
.20
20
23
5%
8 Va
66'A
38 Va
Power
Air
5%
8%
65'A
39%
Wheeling Steel Corp common
May 27
87% Sep
5Va
%
38
3.8Q%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
,
6
5%
8
350
4,500
8
a
67
38%
Westinghouse
11
10
3.800
40
Western Union Telegraph—
Westinghouse Air Brake
30
Apr
Sep
25*
25%
37%
Western
31% Jan
25%
40
Western Maryland Ry com
No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—_x40
2
25 %
37 Va
39% Jun
30% Mar 12
25 Va
39%
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
39 Va Jan
25 3b
39%
2
May 29
25%
'
X37 Va
2
21 Va Oct 24
25 %
No par
No par
Jan
25
,
25 Va
No par
Jan
33% Sep 12
32
May 16
1,500
25%
74
28
.
52%
73 %
29
25
52%
74%
9
25% Jun
52 Vb
73%
31
4
52 Vb
1
32% Feb
41% Jan
53%
24
29% Dec
24
53%
110
18Va Jun
21% Oct
23 3
53 V*
__100
Western
3
237/a
53
5%.
..1.25
23 % July 31
14
23%
53%
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common..5
preferred
100
4.10%
43% Sep
23 V,,
8%
No par
preferred.
preferred
9
23%
'
24%
Financial
Oct
69
/
'
23 Va
*107%
Motor
Penn
West
4
21%
*7%
23 3A
66
10
Scientific
4.20%
'
21Va
7%
23%
*83
100
Kentucky
West
15
Mar 12
103
8
31% Jan
Wesco
98
2
Jan
West
15
106% Feb
4
28
19
85
21 Va
7%
25%
Pharmaceutical—1
Knitting
Welch
12% Jun
14
Co
Pictures
Webb (Del E)
Welbilt
Corp
21% Jan 23
23
100% Jan
5
32% Dec
23% Jun
Sep
"
53% Apr
1
91% Jan
28
Apr
102
8
94% Jan
4
Dec
46
97% Feb
99 %
1-
Sep ' 9
13% Aug 22
3% May
8
2
Mar 11
9
20
Feb
85
21%
7%
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
5
84%
21%
7%
53 %
100
.
Swasey Co
(S. D.) Co
Warren
84
21%
7Vb
50c
&
2
14 Va Feb
25
87
Warner
84
21l4
7%
No par
W
Inc
Co
31% Jan
8
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95 V* Jun
23
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20%
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common
convertible
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7%
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$4.00
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&
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4
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6%
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17
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105
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May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
Walworth
11
May 24
72
Oct
&
Warner
9
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15
transactions..
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27% Jan
100
5
Walgreen
Co
Walker (Hiram)
>
127/a Mar 20
21
Mar 12
20%r Feb
July"25
preferred
Corp
No par
Sep
6% May
3
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5
17% Feb 20
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;
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__
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RR
Eiectric
Wagner
A.
56% Jun
50%' July 29
3
Jan
25% May 13
9Va May 24
2
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,
bankruptcy
combination
of
or
both
31Tb
124 % f
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121%
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100
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receivership or being reorganized under the Bankexchanges. All preferred issues are cumulative unless
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
(1456)
24
New York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Year 1962
YORK
Treasury
.
-
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101.24
1992
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Intl Bank for
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Ask
101.30
102
101.24
102
101.24
Bid
101.28
101.20
102
101.18
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99.3
98.31
Oct. 11
Bid
101.16
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2Vis__—Mar 15 1966- 1971
2 Vis
Jun 15 1967- 1972
2%s
Sep 15 1967- 1972
2%s
—Dec 15 1967- 1972
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1
1977
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15
1979
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15
1965
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1 1969
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1973
Treasury 4s
Aug 15
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1993
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Feb 15 1988Treasury 3%s_
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Treasury 3%s
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Thursday
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Oct. 8
Oct. 7
Bid
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Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
May 15 1975Aug 15 1987May 15 1989-
4Vis
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Treasury 4s
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indicate in each case the month
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"Interest Period"
column headed
the
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
in
letters
bonds mature. Figures after decimal point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Range for
when the
1
Development BankDec
4 Vis
15
All other figures are bid and asked quotations.
(Range for Week Ended October 1 I )
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Bid <fc Asked
Low
New
Unification
Transit
York City
Jan.
No.
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s
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of) 6%s 1950
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102
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1982
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Feb-Aug
1959
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—
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17
•
96%
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transactions.—Ill~~
20-year 5 Vis 1979
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transactions
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reduced
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1978
,
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1967
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15-year 3%s 1969
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15-year 4 Vis 1971
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15-year 4%s 1973
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20-year
1
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93%
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102 % 104
1945
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Australia
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212 571-1253-4
Since
1,1963
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:
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198
Volume
.
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V
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95%
288
115
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debentures
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Realty
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1978
debentures
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1977
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Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
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100
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94
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210
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1980
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107
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73
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fund
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107
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4VaS
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74
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
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mortgage
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1st
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1st
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1st
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mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
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1980_—
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May-Nov
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mortgage
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108
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107
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96
64
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104
91%
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93
92 Vi
157
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97
95 Va
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102
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debentures 1977
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debs
1973
1980
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Sale Price
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1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
7
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1991
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May-Woo
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sink
debentures
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Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs
1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988__Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp
1st 3'/as 1982
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1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
May-Woo
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
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sink
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fund
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4%s
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84 y4
85
87 V*
88
91
1
104
106%
12
110
4%s
4%s
111% 112
97
f
debentures
s
f
debentures
1974
s
f
debentrues
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1973_
f
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91
96%
87
94 %
♦94
"
97
92%
92%
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s
f
debentures
1978
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980
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s
f
debentures
1979
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May-Wot;
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debentures
1981
s
f
debentures
1981
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4%s
s
General
f
debentures
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3s.
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1983
1
Refunding & Improve 4%s
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A
2047
1984
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see page
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6
88
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88
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103
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59
66
68
82
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17
82
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82
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91%
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96
83
86%
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95
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104
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105
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108
108
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102
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119%
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99
99
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1
™
—
96 %
102
101
104 %
2
100%
103 y2
1
102%
105
103
105 %
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100%
103 y8
99%
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sink fund debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co—
5
—
—
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99%
99%
99%
89%
89
89%
9
61%
60%
61%
32
59 y8
62%
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April-Oct
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95
95%
13
93
98
95%
95
95i/2
94
96
20
6 t
87%
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Line
2%s
1970
3%s
1977
1983
1st mortgage 2%s 1984—
-Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981—J
1st
1st
mortgage 3%s
mortgage
3s
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
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96%
99%
99%
94
101
1
-
/
91 %
99
2
71%
77%
98%
99
4
96%
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96 %
98
•
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■
r—
104%
103%
104
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98
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April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C
1974
;
-June-Dec
1st 4%s
series D 1977__„—
tfime-Dec
11
99%
75%
April-Oct
99 Vs
98
99%
Pittsburgh
102 % 102 %
104
96
88%
94%
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*89
Pittsburgh
99%
11
Cine Chicago & St Louis
mortgage 5s series A 1970—-—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
^—April-Oct
100% 100%
*103%
103%
99
103% 103%
'.1'
Jan-July
1977
General
95
94%
100
*100% 103%
104
CoFeb-Aug
C
_June-Dec
Feb-Aug
4%s conv subord debs 1987—
-..Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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96
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
I 1
Wash
1979
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Pittsburgh
—May-Wot)
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2047
&
1974
4%s series
First & refunding
92%
10
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1977
series B
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s s f debs
93 ;
92%
May-Wot)
1976
debentures
Northern Pacific Ry prior
90
83
'
*94
1974—Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
f debs
s
,s
••
—
90
*88%
84%
87%
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10
—
120
94
105% 105%
105%
81%
81%
10
-
3y4s
1981
Philadelphia Electric CoFirst & refunding 2%s
1971
First & refunding
2%s '1967
First & refunding 2%s
1974
First & refunding 2%s
1981
First & refunding
2%s
1978—
First & refunding
3%s 1982-,
First & refunding 3%s
1983—
First & refunding 3%s
1985
First & refunding 4%s
1987
First & refunding
3%s 1988__
First & refunding 4%s 1986
General
Northern Natural
v
104%
97%
82 %
*96
78%
71
101 % 101 %
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-JuZp
I 1996
J 1991
68
25%
*84
ApriZ-Oct
1989
59%
*86%
Jan-July
1981
68
31%
78 %
Feb-Aug
1978
64%
68
Jan-July
73
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
Nopco
D
Baltimore
Philadelphia
8%
31%
2019—dan-July
A
1982
Refunding mtge 3Vas series
Refunding mtge 3s series F
Refunding mtge 3s series H
Refunding mtge 3%s series
Refunding mtge 4y2s series
Refunding mtge 4'/8s series
General
1968
B
series
■
88
88
mortgage 4%s
55%
6%
100
86
*62%
Jan-July
1977
1st
General
series
June-Dec
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
series E 1984
Jan-tfuZp
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Jan-July
• Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980-—Mar-Sept
General
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
•
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5s
General
,
83%
RR—
General
Y
53
53
General
76
76
43%
49 %
*48%
Harlem River
N
76
89
70%
70
*70
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-yuZp
mtge conv inc 4V2s ser A 2022
May
& Port Chester 4y4s A '73_Jan-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
•
24
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Map-Nov
Hartford
70
'
88
88
80
80%
80
11
Airways—
'
N
76 y2
81%
81%
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100%
771/2
1
78%*'
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88
104%
103%
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debentures 1964__ju?ie-Dec
Western Oil 3%s
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3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
;
,; •
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mortgage
1981
70%
60%
27
debentures
78%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1983
3%s
3%s
98
88
'
C
80
*77%
April-Oct
100
4
■
99%
99%
99%
104%
102%
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1985
debentures
1986
1987_
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Tel 2%s
&
3%s
78
63%
HH
series II 1995
debentures
2%s
71
74%
April-Oct
/ ./ >
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River
collateral
Cent
Pacific Tel
64
—Feb-Aug
1980
6s
mortgage
4%s
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63
1998
A
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
Collateral
4%s series
Co—
series
4s
84 %
DD
series
5s
'
Mar-Sept
May-Woo
Orleans
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103%
103%
'
—Feb-Aup
97%
100%
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June-Dec
3%s series
'
U
3 %s series
3%s series
90 y2
89 y4
—
100% 101%
3s
,
105
*—
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1983
T
103 %
42
101% 101 %
series
1990
1991
New
'
94
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—June-Dec
tfune-Dec
;
2%s series
3s
101%
102%
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4%s series
■
"95%
June-Dec
June-Dec
x
1980
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101%
*94
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1971
3s
267
107
1992
conv
•
Electric Co—
mortgage Issues
I 1966--—
—
series J 1970
238
June-Dec
1976
fund
100
refunding
100% 101
.-June-Dec
1970
77
'
103% 103%
1985-June-Dec
1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5y8s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
97
&
Gas
&
3 %s series
'
105
249
4%s sinking fund debentures
3s
51
85%
84%
85
1987
debentures
85
97%
87
Pacific
1980..
Mar-Sept
ser
1986—Feb-Aug
conv
87
83
v*-_
3s
2%s
mortgage
First
Corporation
80
,
85
;
77%
*86
N
NAFI
80
-
87
.
44 y2
104
«—
4i y2
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1978
86 %
85%
C-
—
2%s
mortgage
1st
66%
95
53 y2
I, 59
97%
53 y4
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1981
5%s subord debentures 1981
debentures
76 %
72 ya
66
1980—Jan-July
Morris & Essex first gtd 3VSzs 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
3y«s
April
2007—
1
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs
4%s
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1991
series B 1966
77 %
73 y4
debentures Jan 1 2045
mortgage
1st/mortgage
79
44
income
80
87
86
84
'84.
J_
*__
1975
.—Feb-Aug
1979—
June-Dec
1980
Map-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
;
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3V4s 1985
—
-June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
dune-Dec
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4y4s 1993Mar-Sept
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5y2s conv 1982—May-Wou
5%s conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
April-Oct
87%
85
82
mortgage
First
'1st
78%
77
85
82
• 5s
84%.
84%
*83 y4
Mar-Sept
_ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974-
3s
2%s
1975
2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
First
^
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
High
83
°
mortgage
first
Edison
Ohio
1st
2020—«
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
Low
*83
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1—Jan-July
Feb-Aug,
June-Dec
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
-^-dune-Dec
2%s
3s
65 y8
l6t
mortgage 4y4s series B Jan 1 1990
mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income
4%s series A Jan 1
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
95%
57
1 ■■•.,'•
15
2iy4
217/a
Range Since
Sold
60%
95%
15
92
_
mortgage
Bonds
High.
89 VB
95%
91 y2
95%
1978
D
82
90%
98
Friday's
Co—
Power
1978
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3V4s
1982
First mortgage 3y8s 1984
First mortgage 4y4s
1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988—
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage 4%s
1991■; 1st mtge 4%s 1992
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-july
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—.June-Dec
3%s
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
1st
102%
99%
6
RR—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
83 y2
90 y2
•General mortgage
Kansas
88
80%
101
98
States
(Minnesota)
first mortgage
First mortgage 2%s
1975
221 y2
•
86%
82
101
or
Bid & Asked
High
116
1
Sale Price
Low
Northern
86 y2
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
83%
Minnesota
Missouri
Low
182
212
86 y2
mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971
May
4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
First
No.
High
Jan.
v:v'.'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
3.10s
Sold
Bid & Asked
200
210
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967_
fund debentures
sinking
37/as
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Since
1,1963
Range
Bonds
Friday's
Low
;
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
•
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 11)
NEW YORK STOCK
•
.
(1460)
28
*
88 %
*90
88 %
88
Va
*76
~5
8i%
95%
95%
89
„
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♦76 %
90
88
—-
83%
84
95
98
—
»
95%/
■ •
10
Number 6307
198
Volume
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Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
or
Bonds
Sale Price
J»n. 1, 1963
High
New York Stock
,
,,
1983-April-Oct
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
170%
90'a
90%
♦83'A
87'/*
♦92'A
,
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Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Pacific
85
May-Nov
May-Nov
first
gold
and refund M
Range Sine®
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
High
No.<
Low
91%
98%
91%
92
37
98%
98%
13
91
90%
91
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91%
94%-
98'A
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1970—ApriZ-Oct
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April-Oct
and refund M
&
1983
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Bid & Asked
76
ifuhe-Dec
2000
5s
3%s
B
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88
.
11
100
70'a
1
76'A
100
1985—Jan-July
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92%
91
;
76%
101
94%
87'A
'
91'A
5
91
22
101
Texas
94
102%
105
91%
101
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General
83'A
86
90
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and refund M 3'As series
Texas
92
93
—
♦85'A
First
110'A
165
165
165
102%
Texas <Sc
97
—
♦89'A
June-Dec
debentures 1972
——
Eirst and refunding mortgage 3'As
3'As debentures
1975
45,3 debentures 1977
3%s
100
.
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965_
Texas
108
♦110'A
165
94
5
96
96
99i7«
13
f99ii
991«
:
Period
Low
Texas
& Gas Co— ""
;
3s
debentures
1963———
—may-Nob
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
Service Electric
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
No.
■>-"
BONDS
Range Sine®
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
29
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 11)
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
(1461)
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Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
3%s
1974
June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
debentures
5y4s
•
Trans
1986
1986
70
-
;
80
108
Jan-July
April-Oct
inc debs 1978_Ju«e-Dec
3'As
Oil Co
8
*81%
Feb-Aup
World Airlines 6'As
Tidewater
82%
82%
83
Pacific-
Orleans
New
ser
*104%
120
104
__
105%
86
93
94%
94 y8
93
95
95%
84'A
96%:
99%
92%
87'A
95%
88%
70%
2
87%
96%
81%
108
83
110
94%
83
Q
R
/
99 'A
♦99
Jan-July
debentures 1964
Oats 25/aS
Quaker
98'A
99
32
'<r>
U
Union
;
Electric
3%s 1971_ -May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975 ApriZ-Oct
1968
_May-Nov
June-Dec
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
.May-Nov
of
Co
Missouri
93
First
Reading Co first & ref 3yas series D 1995_Mai/-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/es debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Rochester
Electric
&
Gas
54'A
■
<
45
58%
83
54%.
100 % 100%
100%
100
102%
89 %
16
*85
130% 138
130%
122
213
1st
85%
143
,
1st
Union
/
Corp
*100
■
96'A
*94
100
Oil
4%s
debentures
23
104'/a
111
104% 105
26
102
107
Union
5s
Tank
4'As
Second
6t
April-Oct
gold 6s 1996—
Francisco Ry
Co—
.
series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge
inc 4'As ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
le
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income deb's series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
89%
conv
mortgage
62'A
77%
1
66'A
4
76%
84'A
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■
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England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nop.
V & New
Scott
3s
Paper
Seaboard
Line
Air
1971
Mar-Sept
debs 1982.;
Jan-July
debentures
conv
3s
2'As 1966——,—June-Dec
tfune-Dec
& Sons
(Jos E)
Seagram
1974—
debentures
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972—1
Feb-Aug
subordinated debentures 1977———M ty-Nov
4%s
4%s
•
*84%"
*94%
•
——
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95 'A
•'
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80%
r-
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—
&
Telepnone
Bell
Southern
4%s
Co
*88 Va
2%s
1985
debentures
27/as
4
debentures
1987
California Edison
Southern
—
3
96%
*86%
96
87%
5s
94%
U S
Southern
conv
101'A
101'A 102'
First
•
4'As
1969
4V2s
Gold
1981
105% 106
Bouthern
Pacific
Oil
div
3'As
Bell
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98'A
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99%
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Oil
Standard
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of
;
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92'A
105%
100
90'A
100%
105%
36
98
68
99'A
83
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85'A
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82
85
79'A
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80'A
77'A
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59
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99
101'A
97'A
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98
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100'A
96
86'A
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100
86%
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84'A
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28
102
104%
88'A
24
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86 y4
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Oil
Co
(Ohio) 4'As 1982
3%s debentures
Chemical
Stauffer
Stokely-Van
4'As conv
102%
88'A
88'A
*87'A
—Jan-July
87'A
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987^
Sunray
Oil Corp
2%s
debentures
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
97%
98'A
99
89'A
*99
98'A
Superior Oil Co 33As debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s ,1971—_May-Nou
*94'A
Co
&
2%s
1973
Wayne
Corp—
subord
conv
1972
debs
9
99
94
100'A
101'A
98 »A
97'A
95
94'A
103'a
»104
104'A
103%
Mav-Nou
»—
104'A
103%
105
June-Dec
102—-102
~7
101%
105
155
132v
161
102
106
%
fund
;
—
1983-
1986
debentures
.April-Oct
.-May-Nov
-April-Oct
—Jan-July
144%
-April-Oct
1981
1976
101%
146%
,143
85
96%
94
96
♦94
96%
36
101% 102'A
72
-
87
93%
98%
88
*87
96'A
101%
'
104%
-June-Dec
1£76—
.Mar-Sept
76
75%
76
35
75%
.Mar-Sept
94
92
94
31
92
subord
debentures
subord
debs
85%
*84%
90, v
82
Co—
conv
Virginia
1980
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
ref mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
ref
&
1st
Corp of America—
subord debentures 1969—
conv
&
1st
&
ref mtge
1st
&
1st
&
ref mtge
ref mtge
1st
&
2%s
2%s
3%s
ref mtge 3'/4s
series
series
series
series
G 1979
H 1980
I 1981
J 1982
*84'A
84%
—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/4s 1983
Mar-Sept
Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008—
Feb-Aup
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
114
v
86%
*82%
*80%
—
78
78
87
10
85%
90'A
85
15
85
87'A
86
94%
*78
87
87
85
^
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*91%
76%
76%
76%
77
92 'A
5
117% 118 'A
8
Q9
93%
%
93
78'/a
90%
90'/a
91%
94'/a
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116
121
104%
66
90%
74
81%
1
94
Wabash
Gen
73'A
82
30
87%
92
So—
RR
mtge
4s
income
*78%
series A Jan 1981-—April
April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref,gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A,1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s 1967—Jan-i/uly
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West
Penn
Electric 3'As
1974—
May-Noy
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966_£__—Jarx-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361——-i
'an-July
4s
registered 2361—-——„—..—.———Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979_—
April-Oct
5'As
debentures
1982
—Jan-July
mtge income 4'/4s series B Jan
Gen
1991
79
78
78
90%
90%
*38%
78
First
40 'A
33'A
40%
97
99
*86
*97'A
*80%
80%
84%,
91
*91 'A
98
6
80%
93%
100
98%
60%
61%
16
60%
98
99
61
21
57'A
63
98
98
9
95%
99'/a
?
57'A
79%
*81
100%
100%
100%'
98
63'/a
81
101
Pacific RR Co 3yas series A
debentures 1984
Western
*80
1981_Jan-July
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—__Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992^—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s conv deb,s 1975
May -Nov
100
income
5s
1041/4
80
—
*__
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
& Co. 4i/as sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
tfan-July
• Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
-97%
100%
25
102'A
107 '/a
88
89 %
89'/a
98%
100
89 y4
1st
Electric
Power
2%s
2%s 1979
Public Service 3 'As
1976-i
mortgage
Wisconsin
1971
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
86%
72%'
90'%
97
*97
99
65%
72%
57
72
83%
84'A
95'A
92%
95
*101% 103%
101%
72%
63%
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72%
2
35
64
—
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93
91'A
Wisconsin
93
87
91'A
91
88'A
88%
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89%
81
4
100
104'A 104%
96
93%
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120'A 123
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99
98 'A
^
1982__^.
101'A
99'A
)
♦99%
Jan-July
May-Nou
debentures
debentures
Symington
4%s
2%s
99%
97%
97%'
100
0%^
1966—Jan-July
Swift
100%
102
—May-Nov
89'A
87
88
*99% 101'A
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
Camp Inc-—
subord ,debs 1982
12
—Jan-July
Wilson
Standard
101%
81
82
110
103'A 104'A
101%
April-Oct
;
97'A
*100
1971—May-Nov
1974
103 y4
>98%
—
105'A 105'A
106%
77%
*85
.
debentures 2%s
1
(N J)
debentures
65
74
1977—May-Nou
—Jan-July
99%
1
98%
w
45
100
100%
100% 100%
104'A
1982
10
98'A
•
68
101%
1983
conv
91%
101% 101%
-Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
168'A
100
1984
_April-Oct
92%
101'a
91%
238
150
151
151
86%
*102
1985—April-Oct
92%
98%
♦91%
108
*100
debs
99%
97.
—
conv
4'/4s
Vendo
1st
88%
99'A
*77'A
May-Nov
California
Standard Oil
2%s
90%
99%
99%
84%
*84'A
97'A
debs
23As
(Indiana)
debentures
4'As
78
103
105%
Jan-July
RR 3%s
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures,. 1983
Standard
104
99%
103%
1996
5s
~5
91%
._April-Ocf
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A '75_June-Dec
1983.
debentures
0V4S
gold
first
Northeastex-n
&
Southwestern
Spiegel
107'A
♦99'A
99
mortgage
New
105
5
103% 104'A
104'A
mortgage
Memphis
3'/as
46
95
"u
97%
94 yB
86%
103%
__
*89
mortgage
Frist
99'A
t-
23
96%
~3
84,
84
♦92
100%
27/8s series E 1986
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
5'As series H 1983_
April-Oct
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-ifuly
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As
1988
_Feb-Aup
Carolina div 1st gen M 45A ser A 1988—'(gun-Dec
First
94%
91
95%
96
87'A
95'A
RR Co—
First
94%
106'A
101
57.
104% 104%
103'A 103'A
May-Nov
.
.
1st mtge 3%s ser
Fran Term
San
sinking
4'As
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1977
A
93
89%
*95%
94%
90%
—
80%
102%
104
>
'
'
Lines)
(Oregon
4'As
e
:i,
debentures
debentures 1967—
States Steel 4s debs
United
148'A
' 100
102
5=68
4'As
Gold
.
*232
80 u them Pacific Co—
*91
1982
debentures
subord
Rubber 2%s
Vanadium
103
Jan-July
1970—
debentures
107% 110
96%
97%
97'A
Freight Co—
States
United
33
103%
103
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4'As 1994
tfan-July
Natural Gas Co 4y2s conv 1973-June-Dec
convertible
3'As
Southern
120%
100
86%
~
/
Co—
„Jan-July
—Jan-July
__Feb-Aug
May-JVou
1972—
mtge & coll trust 4%s
1st
87'A
__
96%
96%
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Telegraph
&
1979
debentures
f
s
*89%
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
sink fund debentures 1972_
85%
79%
*80'/a
104%
3s
104
—
*105'A
debs 1983_Feb-Aup
Beiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line' 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aup
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971—April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
X Smith-Corona Marchant 5'As 1979
Jan-July
Socony Mobil Oil Co 4'/4s debs 1993
__^Apr-Oct
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
1
June-Dec
Roebuck
Sears
100%
106%
84 y4
,
/91
--
142'A 144%
144
——Jan-July
1982
debentures
107%
*96%
Gas
mtge & coll trust 3'As
94'/a
r
*93
—
•V'
—'
*87%
105%
5s
99
104
249
—Feb-Aup
_Mar-Sept
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
92%
89
90%
*89
Roebuck
6ears
87%
72
107% 108'A
—
1966. -April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5 '/as sinking fund debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
1980-—Jan-July
3%s
1988—
America 2%s
1st
May-Nov
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
Finance
Co 5y4S debs
1st
Seaboard
84%
69%
15
1977
1st
85
69'A
103
85
84
Co—
RR
debs
of
Co
debentures
2%s
Scovill Manufacturing 43As
—
—
■
85
1989
—May-Now
Second 4s inc ^jond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3y8s B 1971
—April-Oct
Scioto
70
*99% 100'A
1st
•.
bond certificates
4s
134%
70
*85%
103% 104'%
3%s
85%
87'A
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
91%
106'a
114%
728'
130
128
129%
88%
104
3
105% 105 »A
_ApriZ-Oct
197 J
4%s
83'A
41
89 %
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debs
f
1st
83
♦86%
s
1986_
1st
77%
81
84
.
77%
80%
--
85%
1991. Mar-Sept
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
74%
4s
85'%
Corp—
subord
Biscuit
United
96%
*69%
->
Louis-San
1st
Bt
♦89'A
Power 3s series A 1971—
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
4'As
Car
Aircraft
3%s
'
Lawrence &
80%
♦91
1976_. -Feb-Aug
C
82%
,85%
85'/a
June-Dec
.June-Dec
—
*80%
1970 Hune-Dec
1986
debentures
f
s
United
United
Saguenay
*94%
96
104'/a 105
104 '/a
^
Bt
California 2%s debs
Co of
Refunding mortgage 2'As series
100
'93%
'
.
*84
debentures
3s
92
85
90 »A
89%
1977—
D
5
4'As conv subord debs 1991:
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5%s
conv
debs
1977
if an-July
Royal McBee 6'As conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
serial
4y2s
w—
36
109
,
127
80
Lt & Power 2%s 1976Sheet & Tube Co—
mtge 4'As series H 1990
Elec
Yonkers
1st
80
Jan-July
Youngstown
April-Oct
102%
T
Talcott
5'As
(James)
a
Inc—
notes
senior
June-Dec
106
June-Dec
capital conv notes 1979
5y2% senior notes 1980
127
June-Dec
106
'128'A
♦105'A
—
*
Tandy
Corp
Terminal
Refund
Refund
6'As
RR
and
and
Assn
debs
of
impt 4s
1978-.
St
impt 27As
92
Jan-July
92 y8
5
27
104%
106
Included
127
169
not
104'A
105%
91
94%
C
2010
series D
in
delivery
<■
t
,
82%,
Jan-July
"
1985.—_April-Ocf
*78
82%
82'A
80
79
-
y Ex-coupon.
Compan*ies1 repor*ted"^s *beg \n
Unvi Jn
80
n
the year's range,
flnf
lot sale not
r Cash sala
<
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
such companies.
being transacted during current wasa.
Act, or securities assumed by
and ask prices; no sales
•Friday's bid
87
the year'a -range. d Ex-interest, e Odd
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
sale not included in
the year's range,
included In
the Bankruptcy
Louis—
series
Deferred
,
.
1979
5s
"V
Section 77 vf
,
r
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
(1462)'
30
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
,
list
frinnwjnff extensive
th
we
transactions
o£ the
furnish a complete report
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
IHSSHriis
have °™d during - ™ Friday
Sales
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Wire
3
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
:
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing
Inc
Class
A.
Wood
Alan
5%
Co
7%
100
7%
7%
300
7
Jun
4%
5
3,400
2%
23a
2,100
2%
3,600
45 V2
2%
Sep
2%
16%
18%
3%
19 %
——
4'/8
77%
4
Class
4 %
Bohack
89%
17 V2
Jan
12 y4
Jan
Tire
Alliance
class
Rubber
&
Brad
Brandywine
Feb
Foote
Brazilian
Allied
Paper
Corp
3
10c
_1
—
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
class
Inc
A
Oil
!_
Corp
1
1
Industries Inc
Amco
7.800
5%
2%
Oct
9%
Jan
4%
Jan
11
4
9%
..
7%
8%
2,600
7%
Aue
41/4
4%
1,700
4y8
Sep
10
4y4
1,300
3%
Oct1
•6%
6%
5,600
Beverage Corp
Rubber
6%
Feb
Sep
6%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Oct
6%
Jan "
Aug
B
18
89
Sep
Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
American Business Systems Inc
*
6/2
ey4
6%
1,900
4
8%
7%
8V2
2,400
5%
3%
3V4
3%
5,200
3
2%
3
1,500
iy4
Inc
Israeli
American
American
-1
.
Aluminum
Paper Mills
25c
Ltd—
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing
Co
Seal-Kap Corp
American
Thread
of Del___
preferred
5%
'7%
Mar
2
9V8
S
3% Mar
2
2%
2
~7%
~7%
•7/4
7.600
4%
Jan
8%
Jun
Sep
5%
Feb
Sep
Sep
Vs Aug
37
Sep
16
Jan
10c
114
1%
1 %
3,000
1%
Jan
2
Jan
1 %
1%
1.000
_..l
14%
14%
14%
1.100
14%
Oct
*
2%
2%
2%
12,300
2%
Sep
Inc
20c
7%
1/4 May
Jan
2% Mar
23
& Pow
old
Apr
2%
x
8%
2%
1.300
9%
7%
23.200
4% Mar
6%
10%
Jan
1.300
20/4
Jan
41 %
Aug
•
26 %
25%
26 %
3.400
24%
Aug
28 %
Jan
7%
Jun
7% V 7%
700
7i«
Jun
Aug
transactions
American Tobacco—
bearer
ord
10a
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10s
9%
10
Apr
May
transactions
1,300
21,800
4%
500
10%
4%
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>/
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22/4
1.700
8%
8-ws
8 i7e
14,500
8/ff
3V8
3%
600
18
%~ Feb"
23%
Sep
Ltd—
Co
£1
Inc
Co
8%
8i*a
2cc
com—30c
Jan
8
Apr
5
17,800
10%
nr
Sep
Jun
14
14/4
Jan
15%
28
100
22%
Jan
28/4 May
26
—
26%
30c
%
2%
1,000
28
14%
1
:.
1
Forman Distillers cl A
(E
22/4
*
:
Company
26%
3,700
22%
Jan
Jan
28% May
8% Aug
Sep
10
8%
8%
8%
1.100
7%
1
11V4
5%
10%
11%
8,900
8 % May
1,500
4%
Jan
8%
JaD
50c
10
2034
1934
6,600
13%
Jan
20%
Oct
10%
200
10%
Jar
10%
Feb
1
3%
3 %
3%
1,400
3%
Aug
6%
Jan
201/s
20%
20 7«
10.600
8%
Jan
20%
10
10
10%
1,500
9%
Sep
14
fV.
8,400
Co Inc
Company——"
66 %c
;
serial
,
preferred
Industries
5%
6
12%
Jun
:
Inc
r.
207«
10%
-
133s
13%
133a
1,700
11%
Jan
13%
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* sh.sx3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
——-y~
1
12%
11%
12 '/4
2,200
11
May
16%
2,400
3
Jan
4%
11%
400
10
Mar
12
21%
200
17% Aug
26
2.900
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Inc—
Son
&
.%
3%
■f
,
i38
5%
6%
Apr
6% July
16% Apr
S%
Jan
19%
Aug
2.500
1534
Aug
22'%
Feb
5,600
22/4
Feb
31
Aug
403
6V«
1.100
8
1
3%
6
8 y«
400
1
8%
—1
17%
18
17%
18
1
30 Va
29%
30 3
Corp
inc
Jan
3% May
5% May
3%
17%
24.100
18
%
7
Jan
Jun
Jan
4%
(J
Shoe
Co
3s 6d
—25c
Inc.:
Jan
21
Sep
Jun
Aug
11
.
1
Jan
4%
BVD
_2.50
Company
dep rets, ord shares
Co
Burroughs
Butler's
Aug
2
(The)
Corp
American
Burnell &
14 % Mar
5
Hill
Mines Ltdr-r-
Burma
47% May
Jan
Power
transactions
Burgmarter
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
13%
4%
4%
5
July
12%
Assn
Light
Columbia
6%
500
3
5
600
1
Common
Buell
7;600
2%
3,900
Jun
2%
13
6
13
Co
F
Jun
4%
Jan
2/8
3
5%
preferred
5% May
Jan
Mar
2%
13/4
,jan
'
12%
Budget Finance Plan—
Sep
2/s
12.50
American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American Realty & Petroleum Corp_l0c
American
Jan
52
2/a
50c
90
Jan
Oil
Bunker
._
Jan
24'%
12%
Class B common—
.
£1
shares
American
22
Sep
41%
500
Electronics
Raceway
American
Bruce
2,100
American
17/4 July
81% Jan
37
Brown
3%
18%
American-International
2.100
36 %
Brown
4%
1,400
42%
American
Works
Gear
Brooks Instrument
5,000
.
20%
19%
Feb
Mar
"5/4
America
of
Sep
3,050
18%
19%
Amer dep rets ord registered—
Foreign transactions
."ft.
3%
?
8
8%
3,
British
Jan
3%
41%
Inc
_
10
Feb
7
1
Foreign
5%
1
1
Co
Apr
6%
10C
rets
86 i/B
421/2
Book
Co
Biltrite
American
7/4
700'
Co
British
Jan
6%
3% July
83% Sep
—20
American
1.800
7%
2% July
1.50
Inc
rets ord registered.
4%
American
8%
7%
*
dep
3%
3%
8%
1
dep
'5 ">■
85
85%
5"'
Sep'
Feb
10%
3%
,
5%
l
Amer
Jun
Jan
4/a
6%
%
6,100
Inc
transactions.
Foreign
Jurr
Sep
4%
7%
2,100
6%
Inc
Ainer
Sep
14% Feb
'
2%
5/4
common
Traction
Foreign
Aug
7%
600s
Jan
2
Corp
British
6% May
Oct
2Vb May
2,200
9 v
81/4
Sep
20% Sep
4% Mar
Manufacturing
British
Jan
4%
7%
~2%
"2%
1*
-r
Aug
6% July
7%
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_l00
Ambassador
4/4
50c
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Alsco
.
"
4 1/2
Sep
Mar
10,300
4%
72%
4
83,100
800
;
16% July
3% Aug
Jan
3%
28%
Feb
July
,
May
5 V2
Jan
Co
Corp
Oct,.
23%
2
1,200
414
6%
_10
Inc
Control Co
'
3%
7
A_——£
preferred
convertible
5%%
4%
7 I/h
4%
T%
3%*
2%
19
High
9%
Sep
1
Bowling
Jun
93%
Jan
56
10
69
69
69
Artists Pictures Corp common—1
Allied
Allied
Industries
Foreign
Ku'nstzide N V—
deposit rets American shs_
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State Properties Inc
1
Alleghany Corp "warrants"—r—
u
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—_
1
3
Inc
Brillo
American
1,900
'
3 %
6%
700
Inc—
prior preferred
Breeze
Algemene
_'
Borne Chemical Co
Jan
80
62 y4 Mar
3y4
19%
2,400
•
;
10c
(HC)
5%%
Feb
600
■
50
3%
Industries
Building
Bloomfield
Aug
13% May
25
21 %
18%
18%
A_
Blossman Hydratane Gas
24% July
24%
125
90%
77%
2%
Jan
300
22
3%
Apr
1,200
90%
21
77%
-1
Jan
2.50
;
Bloomfield
Bourjols
14%
21
—100
3/4
65%
Sep
3%
47,200
14%
Apr
Jan
16% Oct
300
16%
.
Jan
30% May
10,700»
3%
17%
Jun
7%
Blauner's
Jan
8V4
Low
7
2%
21 %
_____50c
Inc__
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
6%
2%
1
—
Smith
&
Shares
Low
—•
Inc
Birdsboro
Sept
11%
:
43i Aug
1,600
2%
18%
common
Inc
Airlines
51
48%
2%
Binney
Jan
5
Sep
7%
2%
48%
1
preferred
Alaska
Jun
5
-
preferred—100
10
4.20%
Steel
2%
4%
Bickford's
for Week
of Prices
1
Inc
Corp (The)_
Sales
Range
par
Frocks
Bethlehem
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange'
"
•
: ••
Berkshire
2% Mar
1% Jan
Oct
3'/4
Corp of America—
—^
Power
Alabama
2%
3/8
1
.—
—
Parking
Airport
Inc
Discount
&
Investment
Aileen
2,700
1,100
-
.7%
10c
Inc
Techniques
Aerosol
3
V-
High
Jan
7%
—1
Co
Aefonca
Aid
10c
10c
1
1
Corp
Plastics
Admiral
2%
IS
2,100
American Stock
Jan. 1,1963
',
2ya May
1,400
1 Vo'
1
10
Co
Liquidating Mfg Co
ADG
2%
Inc—;Jl—1
Products
Precision
Acme
Acme
Range Since
Low
21/4
2 V4
1%
Corp class A
1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp—
Class
A
common
.__25c
Petroleum
STOCKS
High
Low
'
Aberdeen
every security whether
Products
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
Ansul
Corp
Chemical
Co
Pools
Anthony
_x
1.
1
Apache
Corp
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Ajfollo
4V2%
Argus Inc
Louisiana
Arkansas
Inc
91/8
101/2
99%
610
Associated
Baby
Associated
Electric
American
Services
3%
Oct
13 Va
Jan
$3.00
pi
28%
Jan
31
Aug
$2.50
99 V4
Feb
6%
Jan
,
Sep
103
22 y8
800
21%
Oct
30
1%
600
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
1 %
23.300
% Mar
1%
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
of
%1
%
Class
A
Products
Associated
Testing
Inc
Astrex
Astrodata
Atco
Gas
&
3%
500
Jan"
6% July
Jan
6'
Bread
Canada
May
Cement Co
$1.30
Labs
*
Industrial Products—10c
Corp
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Line
—1
—
i
Industries
General
Sewing Centers
Audio
5%
5%
2,100
5%
217,900
20%
2%
2/'a
4,000
7%
8
2,200
66 V4
91/4
9%
Canadian
Homestead
Mar
Canadian
Industrial
Oct
Canadian
Javelin
Foreign
3 % May
9
,
Jan
Canadain
Jan
71%
Jun
14%
Feb
13%
1%
14 y8
1%
6%
8,600
1%
14
192,000
15%
15%
16%
8,500
A
%
A
%
13
1,500
Feb{
Jan
y4
Automatic
Steel
Products
Inc
Industrial Corp
Corp
Collieries
Petrofina
'
'
*
Canadian
15% Aug
17y2
%
Banner
preferred
5,400
10 y4
Apr
16%
12,100
13%
Jan
30%
Oct
31/4
1,700
3%
Oct
5%
Feb
61/4
6%
61/2
900
Sep
Carnation
2%
2%
4%
Industries, Inc
191/4
11%
41%
200
42
Jan
11%
19
Jan
40 % Mar
Bargain Town USA Inc
15
4H%
Ltd
Carreras
Mar
Carter
Jun
9%
10%
4.100
8
% Aug
1,800
8
Jan
Amer
(JW)
3,600
5
Jan
8/4 Aug
7%
7
TVs
13 Va
2.200
10%
Jan
4%
4%
3.000
3%
Jail
1%
1A
1%
7.300-
13
Jan
Aug
4% Jun
1% May
2%
2%
2%
4,300
2%
Apr
4%
10c
7%
7%
8 Va
1,000
6%
Jan-
9%
44%
Sep
-
____1
8%
8/4
9
1,600
83i
9%
9
93a
1,200
8/4 Mar
Va
1
II_l
7%
Candy
1
1 %
1 1
(A
S)
8hoe
Electronic
Corp__
Corp
Telephone of Canada.;
Foreign
transactions
Belock
Benrus
Berkey
Instrument
Watch
Photo
Co
Inc
Corp
Inc
—_'
«
■__
_50c
1 ''a
1
8%
__i
9 Va
(AM)
10%
10%
4.-;
Jan
18%
Jun
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
100
9/4
Jan
12 %
Sep
500
4
Sep
6%
Jan
,
.-•4
■
6c
JI-'
5%
1
Jan
%
Feb
A
15%
5,200
13%
Apr
17%
Apr
a
5%
6,100
,4% May
7%
Jan
16%
%
%
15
15-%
.
51
200
20%
20 %
21%
7.000
1
~734
7%
~7Z4
4,000
104%
104% 105%
1,400
83
00
247%
Jan
107
•
rets B ord_2s 6d
Apr
Services
Power
Feb
Charter
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
Christiana
10%
Jan
Chromalloy
1% July
1% Mar
Cinerama
Circuit
K
Co
13%
14%
1.600
10%
Jan
143'a Mar
4%
4%
'4.700
3%
Jan
'5%
8
Aug
Aug
4,200
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
Clark
2,700
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
Clarostat
50%
5
19%
4
4,800
<
8,400
Jan
7%
6,800
'
14% Jan
4-7% July
500
9
■
/
'
Sep
6%
Jan
22%
53 % May
6% Jim
10% May
9% Sep
Corp
L_v
U
Z4
5.100
/'a
Feb
75%
74%
75%
260
72%
Jan
150
85/4
Jan
17 Va
Jan
20%
Jan
32
/
8%
300
9
87
87 %
20%
1934
20%
2.700
31
31
31%
250
8%
300
83
__1
1
8 %
4
3%
338
3%
2.800
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12%
12 %
12%
26%
27'
2%
1
2n%
lc
Corp
25c
1
Corp__
Manufacturing Co
Co
Trie
common
—
1
1
_4'
1 »i
2%
100
1 Va
Apr
78
,
Sep
89
Sep
Sep
Apr
Jan
9 %
3
Aug
5% Mar
7%
Jan
5
12
10%
Aug
Feb
Oct
lie
Jun
13%
Feb
300
Aug
600
22%
Jan
29
5.100
1 %
Jan
3
Jan
8%
Jun
Jan
23%
Oct
6 Va
12,100
5%
20 %
22%
28,300
12%
15%
15%
43.200
31%
36%
11,600
.* 12%
12%
2,300
15%
32
12%
1
Sep
10% May
7%
5%
-
12%
19
May
Feb
17%
Sep
39 Va
Aug
Mar
Sep
13% July
10 % Mar
6% Mar
4
6 %
18%
1
,
1,500
2%
Sep
6%
11,400
4%
Aug
6%
6%
-4,300
4% Mar
18%
19 V2
300
2%
6%
4%
5%
10c
:
—
preferred
2
5%
—10c
Corp.
Corp
Credit
1 %
2
1
Development Ltd
conv
1A
5
Corp
28
1.900
1
Clary Corporation "_l.
Clayton & Lamoert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
6%
7%
2.50
Ltd—
Cable
Coburn
Mar
4
X\h
lo
—
Inc
Foil
C
1,200
P
Oil
Jan
400
4%
_10o
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
12 %
Aug
Feb
6
6.500
1
1
'
pref
pfd_
Co of America
Co
110'%
%
Sep
U Mar
18
4/4
100
Inc
3.50%
Light 4%
Century Geophysical
Chamberlin
Sep
13%
Corp
common.;
1
series B convertible preferred-*
7/4
7%
8%
Jan
%
,
Jan
.
112
Z4
Securities
Century Electric
Sep
Mar
1
Corp
Maine
Power &
8
10
Hadley
-Jan
Jan
4%
4%
1
& Co
Charge
109
108
$5 preferred
dep
19
16% Mar
_1
of America
Corp
2
4%
v
29,000
18%
49 7a
4 Z4
Oct
%
3,200
1V4'
8
1%
/
_i__25c
For footnotes, see page 34.
2
•'
18%
7%
,
Bell
5.500
Apr
14% July
__
13
,_i
Beck
15
12%
4%
*
Corp
__;
1
Baruch-Foster Corp
_50c
Bayview Oil Corp ________________25c
Bearings Inc
*
Bell
3/a
150c
Co
Central
12%. Sep
___10c
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's
3 12
8%
1114 May
10%
9
9
10%
lc
Barnes Engineering Co
3%
7% July
700
1
Co
Carolina Power & Light
22/4 May
__^50c
;
3,400
%7.500
IIV2
Jan
18%
3,800
1,100
4% July
2% Mar
6%
2%
50c
„„
—
8%
12%
11%
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jun
$1.40
:
Corp
—
8%
11%
11%
5.50
13%
Chemical-
Ltd
8%
12%
1A Feb
-9A Aug
Jan
Feb
Central
Securities
Aug
1
30%
1
Oil
Sep
Jun
14
2.50
Corp_^.
3%
1
Convertible
Jan
5%
%
3.60')
Minerals
12%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
Jan
1%
10,600
7B
.
28'A
Baker
Baldwin
8%
1A
Ltd
International
Central
__x
4%
n
.
Central
Common
3 '/4 Mar-
7/a
Ltd 6% partic pfdlO
"
'I
•
"
Properties
Williston
Canaveral
Central
Baldwin-Montrose
Apr
Jan
18.000
%
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
Catalin
■
Jun
36%
Jan
lA
1
31/4
3
Inc
7 %
4% May/
27%
314
•
Marconi
.
Castle
Industries
—
"3%
~3%
<
13%
10
Corp
Jan
4% May
Aug
10c
Ltd.
291/4
A_5
—
1.500
•
Gas
1
com
:
6%
,
16%c
Ltd
1
1
_
3 A
12 %
6% July
7.300
::
1
Ltd
'
1% Oct
Feb
Oils
transactions
Canadian
8% May
55%
10,800
10
7,700
3%
transactions
Co
Canadian'Export Gas & Oil
Sep
29 y»
2Va Apr
7Vb July
<400
67%
1
9%
3%
'
•
Dredge & Dock
8
Oct
,
:
x_——20
Canadian
6% Aug
16%
Sep
29»4
8
6Va
3%
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
10c
:
Inc
Ayrshire
6%
5% Mar
22%
•
•
9y4'Jnn
12% July
11,500
_1
1
Corp
Mfg Co
Avondale
2,200
7%
_1
Inc
Radio
Avis
29,700
5%
14%
5%
8"
100
2y8 Mar
7
Jan
24%
2/8
Jun
'60 % Mar
8%
common
preferred
Foreign
Feb1
Ltd
10c
Plastics
Inc
4 V4
51%
6%
Sep
55
Jun
1
Ltd.:
Co
Canadianwide
Inc
Automatic
Avlen
;
314
Jan
1% Mar
1,000
&
Inc "
Devices
Aurora
2%
1.700
,
14%
51/4
66%
Development Corp
.___10 pesos
Corp option warrants
Atlas
1%
*
Atlas
Atlas
3%
1%
1
Co
Corp
Mining
Consolidated
Atlas
10c
33%c
_
—
Financial
3
1
76
Sep
53%
10c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Campbell Machines Inc
—_1
Canada
lc
Inc
Chemical
Atico
Co
Inc
Jan
51%
75
Inc—
:
Campbell
4%
—1
<,
63 %
'
75
50
:
Cameo-Parkway Records
^
v100
4%
4%
America-—1
''
Sep
1—
Pood Stores Inc
Associated
a
50
eferred
preferred
Canada
Associated
common
preferred
50
registered—£1
rets
Power
50
8,900
102
Industries—
deposit
Electric
16.500
1%
4%
transaction
Foreign
California
21%
"
Corp Ltd.—
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
4 '• 8
331/4
102
_40c
Inc___
Sep
14% July
101
Jan
34 %
3%
4
33 %
c
Oct
14 y4
7% Mar
■
96%
Aug
4%
Jan
Oct
10
6/200
98%
1
,
2%
18,400
11
10%
—
_
Corp
10 >
11
98/4
pfd_lOo
1
—
Ltd
transactions
Foreign
2.50
"warrants"—
Co.
Oil
Asamera
Co
Light 4.72%
Power &
&
Electronics
Arrow
Gas
%
4%
4%
1
—-
Arkansas
Armour
—
1.25
5
pfd__100
50c
_.
11
1
—_
Inc
4
4%
2%
2.300
2% July
3'%
9% Mar
13'4
Sep
27 %
Sep
1
12 %
11%
12%
7.700
.20
24%
23 %
24%
950
12%
7%
9'%
20
Apr
20/4 Mar
'
Jan
Jun
Sep
Jan
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1463)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday >.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
High
October I 1)
Friday
stocks
Low
;
'
"
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Sale Price
*
Par
High
Low
Sand
Colonial
Co
38%
Electric
Diesel
Consol
Continental
3%
10%
%
IV2
6%
—
Class
B
Inc
Coro
$1
preferred
Beverage,
A
class
Cott
Corp
Courtaulds
New England
Co of
Bottling
Cott
Ltd—
1
Foreign
Federated
%
12%
19Vs£
5%
Felmont
~4%
Jun
2 ¥4
Oct
8%
5¥a
Apr
57/s
10%
Jan
¥2
Aug
July
17 Va
Jan
51s
Sep
7%
Jan
17 ¥2
13%
-'-5
25c
1
Corp„25c
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)_
5
Crown Drug Co
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10c
Cubic
Corporation
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Aluminum Industries
Fischer
Aug
Fishman
Florida
May
Ford
May
9%
r
&
Apr
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
8
Feb
10
Class
B
2
Jan
3
45 ¥4
of
7
21 ¥2
Apr
Co
Jun
Jan
Fuller
Daryl Industries Inc
Systems
15%
'15%
'
Mines
Corp
Dayco
D
Inc
ru
class A
16%
15%
class
Mfg
Dennison
stock
debenture
8 '/o
3%
Jan
Gateway
Apr
General
Productions
—1
Inc
Detroit
Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit
Industrial
Products
Raynolds Co Inc——
5
Jan
3
Jan
Oct
¥4
32
—
&
Devoe
Sep
5%
Aug
8%
General
Sep
6 ¥2
Sep
12%
Jan
9 ¥4
Oct
11%
Jan
17%
Dilbert's
Jan
16%
Sep
4%
.
■■
Jan
1%
7% Aug
4 Va
Oct
12 ¥2
Jan
37
Jan
5%
5
30
Jan
35%
Sep
10 ¥2
11 ¥2
1st
7(7
8 ¥2
Jan
uan
34%
160
Sep
Oct
A.
15 ¥4
3%
6 ¥2
12
32
12
9
Jly
300
900
24%
Sep
16% Sep
7% Jan
8 ¥2 Jan
4% July
1.000
32
Jan
Aug
1
1
\\i
%
American
dep
15%
Aug
4%
Sep
Jun
1 %
Jan
%
Apr
IV2
Jan
July
%
Class
A
reg
Dominion
Steel
Sep
11%
Feb
1%
Apr
Apr
Apr
2%
700
2¥b
Jan
2%
2%
3.400
10%
Jun
13%
II
17 Vb
Jan
21% May
3,300
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preferred series
preferred series
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17%
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5
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41
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9
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&
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El-Tronijcs
Emenee
Corp
Georgia
12
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20y4
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15 ¥b
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Oct
4%
7%
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18,900
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5 ¥4
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•
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2%
2%
3
6
6
6%
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24%
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3% Aug
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900
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Jun
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13
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12
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12
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12%
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Feb
98%
99
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400
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9 Vb
1,500
12%
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Jun
13
Jan
Jan
109
98 ¥4
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101% Feb
11
Apr
10 ¥4
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13%
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10
Jan
12%
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13%
102
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19%
18%
16
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9%
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2
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22%
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6%
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23%
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18 %
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11
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preferred series
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7
3% Apr
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3,400
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-
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6
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28 ¥2
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4
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Jan
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175 ¥4 Mar
31
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10
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199 ¥2
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7
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600
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36%
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Aug
5%
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800
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3%
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98
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,
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85
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15 ¥2
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200
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Oct
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40
Jan
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15
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32 ¥2
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24
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;
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May
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15
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5
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40%
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4
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51
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300
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—
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20
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4
22
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25c
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4%
—
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4
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600
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601
10
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4,400
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32
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Essex
4%
2,300
31%
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11%
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4,500
7 %
2%
1
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1
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10c
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Electronic Research
186 ¥2
Aug
Jan
14%
300
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6
5%
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150
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16
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3,000
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Sep
July
May
3,900
60
15%
4%
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22%
3%
12%
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Sep
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4
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8%
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11
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158
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1,200
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5¥2
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,
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100
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43,900
300
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600
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18
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&
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32
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transactions
Filmways
11% Sep
1 ¥b Mar
Aug
—
8
Fields
Feb
11»
600
77/8
23¥2
—
(ord reg) —£1
Corp
Consolidated
Cresmont
Foreign transactions
Fargo Oils Lid
Apr
Sep
2,300
1.800
6.700
13,900
400
21%
jV
Aug
5%
8%
5%
Jan
7% Aug
11 Va Jan
31
7
1
5 ¥4
16
'
*
1.50
1
Inc
Petroleum Corp
Creole
31
5 ¥4
Jan
Jun
4 ¥2
3,000
12%
1
1
K
% Mar
3%
38,700
8%
8
2c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
27%
8%
1,500
17%
'
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Apr
3%
8
3%
15%
17
1
Jan
Jan
-
High
3%
—1.50
Oct
4%
v
Drilling Co
Inc
Plan
3%
21V*
15%
8
Record
14%
,
Aug
__
—
Seaboard
500
100
2.800
2,500
6,400
3,100
1,100
55b
.
Crane Carrier Industries
Feb
Famous Artists Schools Inc
5,100
5Vz
7Tb
V2
12%
18%
5%
'
dep receipts
American
6%
—
-
&
Corroon
•
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—♦
non-voting
*
5
Reynolds common
1
(Hi
12
l'/a
12 ¥2
X
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
Corby
10c
1
15
Corp
3%
10%
—
Falcon
Family
5
25%
1
Jan
4% Mar
700
,
Chemical Co
Aug
26%
25%
3%
10%
%
IV2
6%
4%
26%
__
Telephone Co
& Varnish Co
Paint
Cook
5
Fairmont
1%
46
% May
6%
66,900
■
7
38% May
900
1,200
8
3%
4%
•
4%
Connector
Continental
Jun
2 Va
-20c
.s
*
10c
1
Aviation & Engineering__l
Materials
Jan
1
—
Oil & Gas
Continental
4
39®b "41 l/z
Commercial Corp_
1
Corp cl A—50c
Continental
300
2,900
7%
_10c
Corp
—
Continental
6,400
>
Inc—_
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Construction Products class
Consolidated
Feb
1%
5
transactions
Foreign
18%
Low
F
Sep
6%
2%
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated
42%
14%
„
-50c
Apr
¥a Sep
IV*
40%
•
—
—25c
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
29%
5¥4 July
Apr
6 Va
IV-j
10
Community
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
1,100
40
3 ¥2
13
'■
__
10c
7,300
4%
'
13 Va
14%
5
—
Discount Centers Inc_
Public Service
Community
38%
—_1
Co
Stone
&
Metals
Commercial
4¥a
—5
Inc
Co
Coleman
4j/2
—
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
"
1
Inc
Electronics
Cohu
31
12%
13 ¥2 May
13% May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
A)
(Geo
&
Hardart
&
common
-100
Mfg
(The)
Class
B
Hudson
&
common
Vitamin "Products Inc—
Hudson
Manufacturing
Hycon
Hydromatics
Hydrometals
Jan
'17%
Jan
20%
Apr
32%
1,400
26%
Feb
33%
Aug
11
11%
2,400
11
Oct
14%
7,000
12%
Jan
20'A
Oct
5ar& Mar
6%
Jan
20
3
__1*
:
'■"2% ,-r3
r
—
2.50
19,500
■7%
1%
17.
-5V
~3%
Jan
5%
Apr
Apr
Jan
5Vb
Jan
9%
Sep
1,200
15%
Jan
22 Vb
Apr
17
,
Hygrade Food Products——'--
Martin-Marietta
Masco
Corp
33%c
Corp—
.„
5%
5%
2,000
4
Mar
6%
Jun
9%
9T7b
2,900
7%
Jan
9%
Sep
40%
40%
2,800
36% July
42~%
40 Vb
40%
500
12%
12%
1,600.
Foreign
Industrial
Plywood
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes
class A
Corp
"9%
Corp
Johnson
Corp
Products
7
Oil
Israel-American
500'
16%
21
39,000
(8
2,200
~3%
Micromatic
Feb
36%
12,500
72,700
27%
16%
4,500
14%
Sep
15%
28,800
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb.
16%
15%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6% July.
4%. July
12% Sep
8
May
15% Sep
200
'
May
,
35
20% May
7
7
7
2%
2%
2%
15,900
2% Aug
5%
Feb
9%
8%' •79%
2,400
8% July
17% Feb
10%
Jun
28 v*
Jun
21%
21%
22%
7%
7%
1,000
7%
4%
30,200
Jan
500
2,600
4%,
6,300
7%
\5% Apr
9%: 10
k 9% July
4% Jan
10
Investment
Midwest
4%
23
22%
7/„
300
20V4
9.000
1%
Apr
7 8% Aug
12
Jan
Feb
3%
3%
14%
Sep
6% Aug
5% Feb-
Factors
Wohl
14%
2,500
8%
49,100
2%
7,200
11%
7%
900
-
1%
Sep
3%
11
Co
common
15%
Electronics
15%
16
■"*"
21
Oct
6
Jan
9
Jun
Minnesota
Power
Jan",
11 %
37,900
7%
9%
Jan
14%
Apr
15
Jan
900
13 Va
Oct
16%
Apr
19%
Jan
20% July
8% Jan
800
20%
20%
20%
5
5
5%
14,300
16%
16%
16%
2,700
-50c
3%
3%
3%
1,000
'33%
-50
"5%
1
""100'
34
5
5%
17%
17%
Sep
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
31%
Jan
36%
8%
Jun
v.
400
102%
Oct
Aug
150
"5% Aug
1,200
'
11%' Aug
14%
50
5%
;i7%
.—
"
12%
Jan
Jan
i8v4
Sep
—
pfd_.
Light 5%
&
Sep
10% May
16% Oct
10%
13%
.
Feb
'16%
12%
13%
preferred—
Corp
5%
Jan«
10%
13%
—
Sep
Jan
14. i-
—50c
2.50
Corp
convertible
4% %
Milo
Feb
Apr
'
'
50c
-5
Midwestern Financial Corp_
Miller
6%
24%
Jan
/a- Jun
3%
8%
1'
Co
102
100
102
Jan
107
May
"
May
1%
Jan
Mirro
1,300
3%
4%
22%
14%
Inc
Feb
10'A
Feb
15%
Feb
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3%
Jan
3%
Jun
Mohawk
1
88
15
30%
33%
5,000
20%. Jan
%
t~k
32,500
Vb Mar
Oct
Airlines
Inc„
400
7
22%
5 %
5
5
5 %
1,400
•4%
4,900
4%
Jun
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
■
26%
Apr
'
5%
1
—
'25%
25
,10c
Company—
RR "ctfs"_
Aluminum
Jan
'
6% May
Aug
15%
Jan
9%
4,100
14%
a
3,600
6'A
-1
1
10
1
Corp
7%
32
■
Hone
Associates
1,100
13
3%
5%
14%
10c
7%
29%
Oct
10%
5%.
32%. 33%
102% May
83% May
•
18%
10c
Inc
Mining Corp of Canada,!
Foreign transactions—
4,400
1%
1 Vb
12 V*
1
1
Corp
•7
,
1%
Corp
Corp
"11% May
Aug
4% May
2% Jan
16,300
6
4
••
19%
1
Company
Ipco Hospital Supply
Irving Air Chute
-7
5%
-3%
Investment Property
Funding
Oct
,
31
900
36
35%
;
—33%c
Builders Inc—10c
(NY) cl A___5
Investors Royalty
;—1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Oil
Intex
Feb
3% Aug
2,100
3%
3%
—5
.
Products
17%
Sep.'
7%
90
8,700
97
95%
■
Extruders
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common^
6%
preferred
Mill
~6
4% Mar
2,700
transactions——
Mid-West Abrasive
7%
3%
Co
4% May
1,100
Gas Corp_:
—
Refrigerating Co
Microwave
8 Va
1
1
Investors
Feb
Jun
8%
Oil &
Mfg
3% Mar
600
Holdings
International Stretch
10%
92%
10'A
10
7%
Sep
Apr
2% Sep'
International
Menasco
2% Aug
100
International
International
6&
8% July
88
72%
97
1,900
19%
9%
6
—50c
1
10c
—1
1
1
_1
—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd^
330
2%
5
1
8% July
2,400
6
32%
—3
A_—
800
,..2%
North
10%
—_—
& Co
class
Inc
90 %
90
2%
America
International Breweries
Inc
of
Co
Insurance
'18%:
.
—
Corp
Miami
2,900
:
9
;
90 %
Jan
7%
5%'
_1
*
Inc——
Oil
Foreign
14% May
Jun
Aug
50c
Inc
Co
7
12
6
12%
25c
1
1
Hardware Corp
Indus Electronic
40 %
7%
5%
1
"warrants"
Corp
Merchants
'
•;;v
40%
Aug
4% Apr
22 % Jan
May
—
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
£1
transactions
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Foreign 'transactions
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
*
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp_
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
16%
-1
common.
new
Industries
Maule
McCrory
9%
6,800
Sep
18% May
Sep
20%
;
20
7%
——1
LtdForeign transactions
Mead
Magnetics
2%
,
18%
common
Melnor Industries Inc
American
2,000
23
'
"warrants"
Massey-Ferguson
Medco
IMC
2%
6%
•
20%
£1
—10c
Corp
Cup
McCulloch
Imperial
High
20% July
12 % Mar
2.50
Corp—
Corp
Mary Carter Paint Co
V: Class A_
7—
Maryland
12,600
"
8
16%
2%
703
7.
2%
2%
7%
-
■5,200
r 6%
5%
6
10c
2%
300
1,700
Jan
17
600
18
18%
19%
Industries
Marlene
2%
14
Marine
Ltd
Co
Apr
20
31%
11%
:
Inc
Inc
17%
10c
—1
Tire & Rubber
International
Marconi
Low
22%
13%
13%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
22 Vb
*
Inc
,—,-—
6% May
1,000
Specialties
Mansfield
35'A May
~
Co
100% July
'
Jan
18%
—1
Oil
Husky
95% Jan
28
Public
Shares
—-1
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangel Stores
Jan
17%
'
---I":
& Hatcher Inc
Canada Ltd—
Foreign
transactions-
Hughes
Jan
4%
18%
Corp class A
1
23
200
5 V-t
1— —5
-10
—
Manhattan
Sep
"'200'
18%
5
class A com
Inc
(Harvey)
Maine
Majestic
for Week
Low
Par
Service
Feb
33%
1
Co
Motors
Electric
Howell
Hubbell
.
Jan
34%
32%
5%
'■'
•-
.
Oct
18
70
...
124
'
""
99 % 100
■
32%
2.50
Co
High
Aug
102 Vb
100
3,800
19 Va
18
27
125
28
103 % 104%
18
7:
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
27%
Co
preferred
Hoskins
Shares
27 %
.7.50
& Co
Hardart Baking
Hormel
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
5 r/c
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
stocks
Sales
Week's
Friday
Horn
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 11)
AMERICAN STOCK
Horn
.
(1464)
32
40% Aug
% Oct
%
.1
7iT
1
29%
29%
31%
18,900
1 %
%
4%
128,400
1%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America—
1%
1%
7,700
Molybdenum
Warrants
Industries
Monogram
—
7
Power Co—
100
preferred
—100
preferred series B
—
preferred series C—— —100
5,400
% July
22
Vk Feb
Jan
%
1%
32%
Oct
Sep
'11%
Jan
Sep
■*;:
,
2
Jan
Monongahela
4.40%
4.80%
Glass
Jeannette
Co
Construction
Lake
Jetronics
3%
3%
6
Bargain
Jupiter
Corp
Jan
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
7,900
Sep
10%
Jan
Jan
6
A
Apr
211
Apr
Jan
5,100
3%
4 iuo
2%
9,300
118
1,900
2 %
Apr
13%
■
11
500
'
3%
■
3%
3%
15% May
July
Mar
5
3% Aug
3,500
3%
•
,
Jan
2%
2%
v
13
25c
75c
Corp
Stores
(The)
8
2,500
6A
2 i'G
2%
10c
Inc.-—
-
7,4
5%
v
2%
Industries
John's
;
12% May
1,700
3%
*
warrants
B
Series
3%
3%
Corp
Petrochemicals
Asbestos
Lake
Jefferson
9%
1
1
Co
9%
9%
-1
71
____.—
Jeflerson
Jefferson
4.50%
Mt
Industries
Clemens
6%
1
preferred
Diablo
Mt
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
Inc
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
Corp
—
2 7%
_50c
—
(D) & Company,
& Electric 4%%
Kavanau
Corp
Copper
Kin-Ark
Oil
12%
12%'
Corp
1%
1%
1%
Kropp
38%
36%
40 va
12,900
—10c
3%
3Vb
3%
1,000
11%
11%
12%
10
10%
900
4 %
10,100
-—
Inc
Co— ZIZ£50
3%
18%
Corp class A—
Co_^.
Forge
33V3c
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp.
1%
10c
—
4%
-
Sep
Jan
3%
14% Mar
14
Oct
5%
19% July
14%
18
Sep
17%
Jan
2%
Feb
1,400
1%
2,600
4%
Jan
7% May
4
Jan
5%
Jun
!-
•<
Feb
37% Jun
19%
•
Jan,
3% Aug
Sep.
49 %
12% Jan,
Ja
n
5%'Mar
-
N
Nachman
Industries
Napco
Jan
-250
National
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
Bellas
National
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Casket
National
Electric
Milling—3
Corp
Equipment
National
Petroleum
•
7%
1
Machines-
—1
1
Feb
22
Jan
1,000
400
65/a
6%
Ltd
—
transactions
National Presto Industries Inc
9%
•7 9%
3 7g
215
3%
2%
2j&
19,500
1
15%
16%
10%
10%
11%
21%'
22
-4%
•4%
7
/
Jan
11% Aug
:
78% May
1%
Jan
33
6%
135,500
300
-.
Apr,
8
Jan
Sep
Apr
Aug
9%
3,100
2
National
-
1,800
10%
9%
_25c
Rental Ltd
9% May
5%
Aug
10 Vb
—— •
'77:
Feb
5%
30%
30
"6%
4,700
8,200
-
1
l
-
3
——
6
5%
1%
Jan
5%
Sep.
6% Sep
"f
-
3,100
10%
10
5%
4%
4,800
'
211
Weld
National
3V2
1
—
Company
National Company Inc^
6^b
2%
10
1
Hess
6 %
2%
.7/
100
4%
;
6%
1
Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
Foreign
4%
'_S
Corp
Feb
Jun
3% Aug
15% Mar
44,600
1%
4%
47
Apr
10% Aug
10
Sep
100
9%
1%
2%
Apr
23 v*
Feb
300
18
8 v*
9%
—1
5
Jan
Jan
'
Apr
July
5%
Jan
1% Aug
18% Mar
6,300
18
18 v
—5
.——7.50
—
(The)
~4%
25c
3%
13
Feb
2
14
4%
Jan
Sep
3 A May
2,200
11% July
,
Jan,
45.
Apr '
July
Sep
Apr
Corp
(The)
1,200
Jan
Inc
Hotels
74%
1%
HillIII
—
Inc
Stores
Kostin
4%
'2%
5,800
Apr
May,
.
r: 26
50n
Company
Oct
31%
3%
700
Muter
28
4%. July
"300
Sep
Jan
Jan
5%
200
800
33 %
8
9
18,200
•
Jan
.26% Jan
4,500
500
4'A
4%
9%.
; 5%"
"7 9%
18%
25,400
5,200
22%
9%
48%
1%
3%
4..
3%
4
5%
-
34%
2%
21%
1,700
;
16%
1%
Mar
9%
.9%
-7*
47%
,
.
Oct
4
-13
3,300
18%
212
1
10,800
34
9%
15
Jan
18
30%
—10
1%
4%
Rubber
Knott
Kratter
12
22
B)
L)
800
16%
—,2.50
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Jan
Jan
5%
100
f.6%
-6%
—2.50
34%
Feb
6% Mar
600
Mar
4%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co,
.212
„
Dept
(I
(H
•
164
12%
Muskogee Co
_1.25
Industries
1S)
8%
Jan
1% July
5% Sep
29%
_1
—
155
17%
50c
Muntz TV Inc—
July
2,900
Apr
III—10c
Ltd—.
Cobalt
Company
Klion
:
10
20%
10,700
28%
12%
8%
Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kleinert
29%
28%
34
4"% May
"
900
Sep
Feb
May
103
.8,100
Oct
,
16
13% Jan
6,000
6
25c
.
Kinney Service
Klein
30%
6
100'
Jun
10% Jan
6,300
—II_2l50
Co
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products -
Kleer-Vu
28%
6
97-
80
2%
1% .Oct
4,700.
-
16
29%
Kay Jewelry. Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter)
& Co
Kilembe
14%
—I—I 1
-
Chemical
Kawecki
•
-
99
8%
6 % Mar
28,000
,7%
u%
1%
14%
Company
—
&•. Broad Bldg Co—
Drug
Kaufman
.
99
pfd—loo
Gas
7%
1%
,
.—1
Videotronics class A—
MPO
—4
Apr
106
Jan
2%
30
1
Movie Star Inc class
K
;
Industries
Kaiser
99
Jan
12%
:
11%
.
12.50
-—,
Jan
101%
97%
370
164
2
'•
94
30
40
3%
2.50
Mills Inc
Mount Vernon
Movielab
2
12%
4
1
-
Company.
97%
104
164
164
.'
25c
common——1
Products
Electro
Morse
•
class A
Montgomery Ward & Co
97
104
12%
7.
Jun
Sep
14%
Feb
115 May
3 Vb
Oct
8%
-•
700
__
15%
Feb
18
Jan
5%
•
Jan
14%
Jun
'
Rolling Mills Co
National
L'Aiglon
1
Lake Shore Mines
Ltd
-r
Rubber
8 Vb
8%
1,200
8
Aug
12 >
Jun
National
Transit
Co
9%
10%
6,600
SV*
Oct
14%
Jun
National Union Electric
1.400
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
National Video Corp
2% July
4'A
Jan
National
1
—
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2
2
2
"
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&
—'—l
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Co
Industries
Larchfield
Corp
Plan
Lease
16%
2%
16%
i—
—
10
18
18%
2%
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Inc
1
Corp
35%
2%
2%
,
Filter
Lee
Corp
Lefcourt
Leslie
Realty
Inc
Fay
Levine's
Inc
Levitt
Sons
&
1
_
class
Products
Motor
Corp
A
1
634
5
3.600
36%
5,000
Jan
6%
Oct
Nestle-Le
Jan
38%
Lithium
Corp
Locke
Oil
Steel
Lockwood
,
of
Inc
1 % July
ve
8%
2,400
3%
2% Aug
200
8
10
1,000
10%
10
8
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4%
1,600
4% Aug
11%
12%
7,200
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7% Mar
"7%
7%
7%
Jan
Mur
New Jersey
Bartlett—
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New
Park
New
York
New
York
5% July
23%
Jan
New
Longines-Whittnauer ; Watch
Louis
Lesser
Class
Co
:
Gas
Inc
Service
Lunkenheimer
a
(The)
Co_
9% Mar
Noramco
Aug
Oct
14% July
Norfolk
8%
Feb
17%
Sep
North
American
15% Jan
North
10 vb
10%
500
7% Aug
■2%
3%
2,400
2% May
1 %
6,500
1
300
8%
2,300
?
77.
Oct
8%
Sep
Jun
11
8%
Jan
Oct
Jan
14% May
3,600
10%
Feb
16%
Jun
%
Apr
%
Oct
33 %
34%
1,700
14%
8.000
7
9% Mar
3%
3%
18,700
80
75%
86%
5,200
36%
36%
37%
900
Rosario__3.33 %
62%
57
64%
-6%
7%
3%
6%
Oils
25c
Ltd
2
4%
Jun
North
9,900
37%
Jan
74%
5%
Jan
2
Novo
RR
Mar
1%
Jan
8% Feb
10%
Jun
1
Nuclear
Corp
2
1%
4% %
Corp:
of Amer
(Del)
1% May
Apr
Feb
10%
Feb
700
7%
1%
Jan
2
Mar
1A
Jan
2
Oct
2%
Apr
.
■
3
3
3%
66
66
66%
94 %
94%
110
11%
11%
12%
15,300
1%
1%
pfd—100
I
10o
Sep
8%
3
100
.
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Pub Serv
Industrial
4,900
.
2 7:-
50
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2
Aug
Oct
37%
22.300
8%
8%
1
Inc
Aug
102
Jan
29% Mar
2,800
2yB
2
—1
Railway
Royalties
38% Aug
16 V* Sep
5%
1% Mar
32%
Jan
8 Vb
28% Mar
13
*
:—1
Co
Southern
&
Northeast
8%
Jun
13%'
'
8%
15%
5 %
•
Canadian
1
Jan
16,900
12
'
1%
Jan
6%
34
1.25
6%
9
8%
10c.
~2%
2%
2%
21%
'
700
21%
10
700
18,000
.
20
Jan
i
57%; Jan
Jan
92
5%- Jan •;
7,500
2
,f
1
3.000
12%
Oct
44,900
19%
Jan
%
Apr
4% July
767% Aug
96
Mar
12%
Oct
2%
Jan
10% Aug
4% Mar
8% Sep
2% July
17%
22%
Feb
Sep
Apr
79
78%
81%
6,200
70 %
Jan
90
10c
31%
30%
31%
4.600
25%
Jan
10c
12%
11
14
157,700
4%
Apr
38% July
14
Oct
—30c
2
27
8%
26%
-7%
:
.
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8%
25%
Jan
29%
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6,400
27
7%
Jan
10
Feb
o
13
12%
30%
29%
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6%
6%
1
33%
33 V*
34%
1,100
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—1
99%
99% 100%
170
Occidental
Corp
Brass
Ohio Power
M
Old
Town
40c
MacFadden-Bartell
Inc
Corp
50c
"warrants"—
Macke Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc
s
Industries
Magellan Petroleum Corp
Magna Oil Corporation
footnotes,
5%
•
vtc
38,500
3%
«
common
7
Oct
26%
Apr
Oct
24%
Jun
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
Foreign
transactions
—
6%
Oct
O'Sullivan
3%
2,400
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
Overseas
12,700
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
12,400
4%
Jun
7%
Sep
;-%
%
n
——50c
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5%
6%
4,600
■;
15%
1,100
lc
see page 34.
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preferred
20
31%
'
7
"
9%
9%
9%
5
4%
5
Oct
Jan
16%
21
.
5%
%
15%
20
6
Jan
preferred
119,000
16
20
6%
1%
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4%%
6%
—
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—
4%
l
A
Inc\
5%
13%
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1
Petroleum Corp——_—20c
Oak
Ohio
For
1
Inc
4,100
2,400
40,700
3%
Sep
2%
10%
12%
25c
Honduras
9%
25c
May
4%
'
1,600
1,000
.
1
&
16 v*
Ogden
Macoid
12
15
_50c
Co
Noma Corp
9
2.50
Corp
Trucks
12%
Jan
May
2,600
75%
.
—
Co
15
1
—
—
Land
& Exploration
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
Mack
5'/b
11%
9%
25
Apr
3%
2
24,500 ..."
7-1,300
9%
5%
11%
21
3,400
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Lynch
Chem
Auction
9%
1
A
Louis Sherry Preserves
Louisiana
•9%
•
2
—
Mining Co
Process
15%
1
Co
7%
Arizona Land
&
Northern Ind
Lodge &- Shipley ;(The)
IV*
1,500
3,900
-
8% May
;•
c,
7%
Zinc
New
_*
:
50c
Co
Min &
Idrla
11% Mar
12% Feb
Oct
4%
11%
2.50
&
1
11%
Inc_
Stores
2% Feb
A May
Sep
~4%
Inc.—„-1
—
Chain
Kessler
A
Class
800
1%
-10
Co
9%
Needham
_10c
America
Lighting
Livingston
2%
_1
..
Lithonia
2%
70c
—
11%
-
•
Sep
22%
A July
8%
4
—1.
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5%
preferred
A_„— _50c
Packing Co_
Nelly Don Inc
25c
—
2'/b
12
3% Mar
1%
2%
1
A—
class
2%
20c
Sep
18% July
Aug
Jan
34%
class
Jan
11%
14%
2,000
New
Lee
r
2 V*
30c
Work-Clothes Rental
2
1,000
2,300 7:
'.
6%
6%
—1
_
International
200
16%
18 Vb
2%
Corp
Lamson
Lanston
—1
Corp
'
Industries
Lamb
5
Machinery
8%
10 Vb
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp__
1,600.
Oxford
Rubber
Securities
Electric
—
Corp
Manufacturing
72
—
14%
1;,
1
1
71%
5
1
Corp
3%
21%
21%
21,600
1.400
300
72%
'650
5 VB
1.000
15
3%
23
4% Mar
23 V4
Jan
98
Jan
7%. Apr
4% Aug
Jan
51
4% July
17% May
34% Sep
7%
34%
101
Jan
6%
Jan
74% May
7%
Jan
15 %
7 3% "Sep
4%
2,300
17% May
10%
77
eb
Sep
11%
700
600
Sep
May
24%
Feb
Oct:
Jan
Sep
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
(1465)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 1 I )
Range
Shares
Low
Rio
Grande
Co
Z
common
0%
cum
conv
Inc
Industries
Pacific
—.
.
Pacific
Power
Packer's
Paddington
Jan
11 % July
Park
35
Jan
Rolls
Jan
31%
Jun
200
29%
Jun
26%
Apr
1,300
26%
26 %
Sep
Aug
28% r~
26%
class
Co
Pen
A
_
Aetna Corp—
to Paco Inc
Cd common
Parkersburg
96%
96%
70
.Traffic
96%
580
3%
1,300.
23%
24 V4
8,400
Photo Co
Perfect
Permian
Industries
Philippine
Screw
Phoenix
Steel
Industries
Pierce
Inc
Plastics
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
1
Plume
Pneumatic
Scale
———
Polymer Corp class A
Power
Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions
Lambert
&
Piatt
Precisionware
Inc
Realty
Presidential
Class
Preston
Proctor-Silex
common
preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
Gas
Service
Public
<■
preferred
4%%
Telephone Co
Corp
Pyle-National Co
Puritan
Sportswear
—
26%
Jun
Feb
Russ
class
A
2ya
Sep
San
5%
Apr
5 Va
Sep
4%%
Jan
9%
Aug
4.40%
12
Sep
Jan
26
Sep
Savoy
Jan
26 Va
Oct
Saxon
6% May
2,300
.
12%
Sarcee
series
Petroleums
311
Sayre
7% May
2 % Jan
4%
72 y4
Fisher
&
Gems
14%
Allied
Seaboard
~7% :
Sep
Seaboard
World
86 y4
Jan
Sep
Sealeciro
-
5%
1 Va
Jan
800
-
Servo
Sep
Shaer
6 %
Aug
Shattuck
3%
Jan
9%
Apr
13% July
1,500
5%
Jan
18% May
2.200
6%
Apr
1,500
8% Aug
,
400
Jan
105
21 %
Jan
2%
Airlines
•
4%
4%
900
2%
11%
12%
3,000
7%
44
Apr
3% Aug
400
3%
6,600'
9 i3o
2%
Class
Sep
Silver
13%
Sep
Silvray
49%
Sep
Simca
5
Real
of
Jan
6
3%
Feb
8
Sep
4%
Sep
Oct
Sinclair
Real
Properties Corp
A^
Class
3%
Feb
Slick
Sonotone
3% May
4
Oct
Soss
Jun
37
Jan
South
4
1,800
7,900
29
7%
500
1,800
9%
Apr
Sep
9% Sep
9'A Jun
7J/a July
Jan
6 do
3%
1,300
4%
Equities
Realty
Corp
Warrants'
Reda
R.
E.
Pump
D.
Reeves
M.
5%
Jan
Broadcasting
Reeves
Reis
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
1
Insurance
Co
deposit
Co
Arms
Restaurant
RIC
Ricq
Group
Associates
Inc
Airways
94
64%
13
16%'
Argentine
Mining
J,
39%
42%
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
series
For
"
r
5%
~6%
3Va
Jan
Jan
22 Va
Oct
Aug
11%
Jan
Feb
18% July
28,000
13
8%
»15,700
7
16%
500
4
40,600
2,600
2%
50
10%
7
V
7%
8%
1,700
Sep
5% May
Oct
16%
Apr
6T'a
Jun
5
-
2,900
Apr
10%
May
7%
3 Va
8%
8 %,
12 %
13%
5%
3
~7 V2
85%
82 Va
82%
3,100
20
99 Va
99%
——
Jan
Jun
9% Mar
10 %
.
;/ 74% Feb
96
"
Aug
~V4
•
91
Sep
•
%
8%
18,300
%
-A
11,800
2%
25
22,300
1,000
// 25%
100
'Jun
25
Jan
A May
4,700
26%:
2%,
26%
Jan
Mar
*
23
'
—
% Apr
31% May
32% May
V
Mar
26% Mar
-
10c
A
2%
3% May
A Jun
8 Va
i8
Jun
1%
3Va
Jun
29% Aug
49%
Jan
12% Mar
6%
8
'
21
Jun
28
34%
Oct
'
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m
.
.
^
34%
*
52%
5
51
34%
51
•
Jan
Oct
5Va
1,300
V
Jan
60
41% Jan
820
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?
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200
5
July
6
Mar
400
11
Sep
1
5%
5 Va
/ 5%
%
Jan
41%
7Va
Jan
1,300
5,600
5%
4% July
5% Aug
8%
Jan
13%, Ocft
17%
Jun
27 Va
40 Va May
38%
4%
2,400
6,900
38
5
50c
'
~i
Jun
Oct
July
14% May
Feb
Aug
3 Va
Jan
preferred
Petroleum
Feb
16
10 y2
Feb
11%
Jan
1,300'
5 ye May
9V4
Jan
2,700
6%
Jan
16
Feb
3%
Sep
19%
10ya July
14%
Feb
Feb
6%
6%
6%
1%
1%
7
7%
63% Aug
23% May
5%
2,900
9%
Apr
Sep
7%
Jan
Aug
2
Feb
27
30% May
Jan
5% May
3%
Jan
2%
3%
3%
3%
15,200
2% May
%
y2
%
1,800
•,5,000
40
39%
40%
4,300
12%
12
12%
8,300
11
19%
300
14
Mar
6
6%
20,600
3%
Jan
4%
4%
2,700
3%
18
Jan
19 %
Sep
7
„
7%
7,100
12%
14 y4
1,700
25,400
Jan
Brands
Paint
13%
A—%
%
178
7,400
Forgings Corp
Standard
Products
Motor
25
200
23 V*
Oct
25
22%
Feb
23% Aug
16
Apr
19% July
23%
23%
1
27%
Jan
Feb
,
Jan
Shares
Star
Steel
93%
Oct
2,300
6%
Oct
14%
Apr
Oct
6%
Jan
8%
Mar
3 Va
2%
3%
4,400
8%
7%
8%
1,500
7
8%
8%
9 %
49,100
6%
Aug
Apr
9%
Oct
1%
1%
1%
4,900
1 %
July
2%
Jan
24%
24%
25%
5,600
18%
Jan
26%
Sep
1,300
7%
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11% July
23%
Feb
i
10 Va
9%
1
;__20
4
12%'
200
Apr
17 %
Jan
Aug
4%
Jan
,4 Va
/ 5,100
12%
14%
33%
12%
Sep
1,800
11
Mar
16% May
17% Jun
300
30
Feb
34 % July
12 %
12%
13%
13%
33%
"4%
/.
3
700
;
4% July
4%
5 Vb
1,900
4%
4%
100
3%
13%
8,500
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%
25,800
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11%
n
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1
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12%
13%
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*
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23%
24
loc
A
Inc_
Apr
Jan
A July
14%
22Va Jan
2,400
.'
,
Stepan Chemical Co__
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers
:
5
Inc
Sterling Precision
Stetson (J B) Co
1
50c
17%
Corp
(Del)
110c
•
8% Mar
14%
21 Va
Sep
Oct
16 Va
Jan
27%
Jun
7%
2|000
Apr
July
15%
15 Va
23%
Oct
Feb
21%
Jun
700
13%
13%
2,200
12%
Jan
16
16%
4,900
10%
Jan
15%
16%
1,000
15% Oct
1%
1%
12,300
1%
"
26
26
Feb
•47,300
14 Va j 15%
17 VJ 17%
"l%
1%
29% May
17 % Mar
13%
26
Jan
Jun
700
/
16
1
6%
6% Aug
19 Va
2,100
-
transactions
Corp
27% July
13%
1
Ltd
class
,
Jan
4
/•/
__10c
Mines
Inc
12
13
13
.
1
Co of Canada Ltd
Inc
Feb
1
IIIIl
;
Corp
Instruments
Parts
4%
2% Aug
transactions
Foreign
Steel
74 %
A_50c
1
Corp
Uranium
Industries
Statham
100
8
1
Co
Inc
Aviation
800
Inc—
Tube class B
Foreign
2,500
-3
91%
2%
91%
j
Products
Stanrock
18
17
3
2%
__3c
A
Stanley
17%
l
Co
Struthers
;
25
400
Apr
18%
.
Jan
Va Oct
9%
Jun
14%
Jun
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
Sep
14
May
%
Jan
Corp
Inc
Petrol
Corp
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Paper
Corp..—L
Corporation
;
Foreign transactions——.—::—
Syntex
8%
7%
L10c
Supercrete Ltd
Foreign
transactions—
Swanee
8,200
1
20%
20%
6%
8%
-6%
7,100
8%
8,100
7%
1%
7%
6%
6%
6%
%
300
%
Oct
* A
3,000
"%
Aug
1,200
13%
;
25c
1%
1,100
1,000
.
41,500
—._
10c
50c
-25c
1
2
—
19% July
%
6%
1
-
—
f
%
20%
1
Z
Corp
International
Jan
l
4
Wells
Sunset
53/a
3
j % ,Jan
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc_
Electronics
10%
„
Apr
1
Co„^
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Sunair
Jan
__
; 7,100
23 Va
1
class
convertible
21% Aug
6% Oct
1%
500
"1,000
_ic
Stylon
6%
-
3
May
200
23%
__
5
Products
46% July
13% Apr
Jan
6% Aug
4% Jan
Jun
5% Aug
% Aug
39 y4 Oct
15%
33
26%
17%
Sep
17% Mar
1%
Jan
40
Jan
26%
Apr
9% July
2J/a
6,900
3
•
Jan
1 Va
10O
'
28% July
26% Feb
.250
31
23 Va
+
__1
"orp
Corp "warrants"
Standard Metals
Stelma
6
1,700
v
Mar
19% Jan
'
15%
July
8%
200
8
Jan
30%
:
23%
Corp. 2
Arena Inc
Class
5,200
2,800
15%
36
25
cumulative
Sports
23
r
-_25
cumulative
Sep
5%
13%
32 Va
26%
8.33%
4.08%
43%
2
14
36.
1
•
Edison—
25
Shoe
9%
2%
12
7U
22%
13%
25
Chemical
4
11%
Apr
Feb
16%
preferred:
Sperry' Rand
8%
,
Jan
4% Aug
7%
8
.
preferred
preferred
Speedry
5%
11%
3
9%
5ya Oct
,
21%
22%
cumulative
Spencer
6
7%
Feb
Aug
8%
6
cumulative
Oct
11
13%
,
original'preferred
Jun
13%
7%
34.
2,900
4%
6%
17% Aug
96
8%
900
2%
77/s
see page
1,000
7Vb
4.22%
23 % Mar
1,700
12
13%
footnotes,
5%
5Ta
4.78%
Standard
21%
1
—* "/
5 Va
7Va
'
Manufacturing
Coast Corp.
16 Va
9
4,600
21%
50c
Co
.5%
Jan
Oct
4% Mar
25,700
;
69%
49 V*
21%
1
Inc
5%
•
Corp
Jan
92
300
-
24,300
46%
"
5 V4
Inc_
Jan
150
63
15%
6%
2
700
5%
—III1
California
14,200
10c
:
.
300
2%
12,50
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
10%
.
_
17
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
6%
4%
25% May
19% Aug
2 Va
;
Southland
50
'
5% May
Feb
Jan
Va
—
Oil Co
Southern
10%
/•,
Sep
9%
•
Southern
45%
Inc
3%
16
~2
receipts-.
Publishing—
Apr
19,800
1,700
1
Republic Foil Inc
._1
Republic Industrial Corp
—t__—___1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
*
Resistoflex
Corp
>£—1
Remington
Sep
16%
18
25c
Sep
Feb
9
r
Apr
7%
1,300
21 Va
16%
5
Corp
14%
12 y4
'
11%
12% Sep
2,200
A
20
18
20c
25
1,900
7%
Apr
20,500
-4Va
3%
4V8
2OV2
l
Corp
25%
2,600
13%
5c
Dev
1,000
____10c
Jan
22
1—1
—5
&
Inc
Co
&
11%
11
100
Sep
12%
—
Jan
Jan
•
Canada^
Jan
5%
—
,
23
4% May
9% Mar
„i
common.
Jan
10%
1
25c
1
Co
Corp
J8
8Va
4,400
/
10 Vb
1
Y
N
of
7,400
6,400
6 %
l
21%
.-.-X
——
1 Va
10 Va
7" *»
~7_1
100
4,800/
16%
24%
of America—
—
1 A
6 Va
Jan
May
20% May
22% Apr
1% Sep
Jan
9V4
25c
,
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A.
Jan
2-h
1
19 Va
Mar
3%
24
21% Aug
19 % Aug
100
11\;
Singer
3 Va
12%
'
300
6 %
20c
of
Venezuelan
Oct
20%
4%
/.
3
Simpson's Ltd
9% May
20J/a
12%
Jan
9%
Inc
Mining-
Boardman
%
3,400
210
Aug
7%
19%
Amer
Investment
,
21%
19%
$3 convertible preferred
13% May
7% July
Simmons
4,800
15%
.,——*
j,
21%
7__i
Precision
American
S.ep
6%
1
8%
11%
21
-2 Va
Jun
9%
11%
Aug
%
Automobiles—
35%
24%
40
Jun
800
-
2
Standard
America
21%
_l
Lighting Inc
Jun
' 9%'
1
Inc
Estate
Trust
19%
Corp_____
Creek
Aug
37
93 %
4
13,500
>2%
Inc
Transistor
2%
4%
15%
20c
2%
16%
17
4.24%
63
—1
10
40c
2%
19%
B
29 Va
9%
93%
25c
19
Feb
Mar
Jan
5
50
8%
13
3
Inc_
Southern California
4%
16%
500
l
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
6,100
9%
24%
22 y
3%
America
Denn
34
3%
9%
8%
3%
20
Siboney Corp
800
36
3 %
'
Oct
Jan
11
1,100
9%
%
4
Oct
1
3%
'
Aug
32% July
Jun
.
36%
11%
1%
1.200
818
%
18 Va
Jun
_3
4%, preferred
Sherwin-Williams
126
2
80O
7
11%
Sep
Apr
33
100
1,700
f
Jan
2
Inc
Shoe
Silicon
0<'
14%
•1,000
Z~1
.3750
Inc
Sherwin-Williams Co
'8% Feb
.
Jun
10
14,800
2 J/2
5% May
4% May
600
2,100
•
-
400
z
18Va
2%
pesos
Leather Co
52%
2,400
34
17%
2%
z
Corp of
Jan
2%
2%
Oct
17%
Lumber___
&
Industries
Bros
Apr
25%
iBff
4%
10
Seeman
3%
-<
120%
6%
Jan
9% July
3% Sep
25c
Sep
23%
■
25
11
13%
Feb
3 Va Mar
Jan
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
8% July
Apr
120
7
11%
9%
-3,300
50c
Apr
16
Feb
% Aug
13,500
8
2%
Jan
25c
Corp
7y8
12 y4
9,300
4
8%
10%
12%
2%
Jan
Seton
7%
10%
1V2
6,300
Milling Corp
Seligman & Latz
11%-
13%
l
Plywood
4% Aug
6,900
7%
13 V4
Sep
Aug
8
12,500
Co
Seaboard
14%
8 % Mar
,
11,400
18
4
8%
12%
3%
Inc
10
Apr
11% Apr
3,900
13%
10%
6,700
1,600
2 "o
Sep
-9
Jan
3%
Ltd
Aug
Jan
300
-
1%
8%
1
Jun
10%
3%
Industries (Del)
Paper Corp com
convertible preferred
Screen
1,100
5 Va
1,300
Sep
8
Sep
3%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Foreign Transactions
Oct
9%
41%'-
%
8 %
_20
Jun
700
86
5Va
10
•
6%
3%
preferred
Aug
1%
13%
35 %
9
'
•
12
3% Mar
•,
3 %
—
16
6%
4%
;•
10
7 % Mar
2,200
18,500
*2,000
20
preferred-
57 y2
3
3%
1
Rayette Co
8
•
Jun
1,800
4%
Inc
6%
•7%
—~2~50
Sep
500
1%'~
2%
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
Packing Co
10%
,5%
7%
—
Inc
11%
3,800
'
6%
3%
Industries Inc
Ramer
Ramo
10/
6 Va
"
1,500
4%
—
10%
series preferred
3%
5%
19%
1
A
Jan
Apr
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Jan
Standard
Inc
6
16
—1
Milling Co Ltd—16
Standard-Thomson
class
Jun
13% Aug
—1
2
:
Carlos
R
Inc
3%
3,800
Corp Ltd__j:_
Standard
Enterprises
'—100
13%
July
s
Lawrence
Standard
Ramco
3%
13%
13 %
San
Q
Radiation
3%
13%
Apr
5
1
Salem-Brosius
2%
Corp
Jan
Aug
$1.60
Lithium
Jan
3%
_50c
4^8 Mar
Standard
Quebec
13%
'• 100
Ltd
Jun
44
-
Co
Jan
4%
Quality Importers Inc
•1,800
47/a
—1C
Inc
Togs Inc
19 %
%
Apr
15%
Inc„. —50c
Inc
Ryah Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes_
;
600
4%
100
__20c
*
5
1
—
Puerto Rico
Apr
May
300
2%
**•
Oil
Industries
42%
Colorado—
of
4
10%
'
~sfi
25%
—1
—1
20
1
*
Corp
convertible
$1.25
98%
26 Va
>
Jan
Jan
4%
1
21%
8%
3%-
Jan
1
Sep
500
1%
-
5
17%
2%
1
Mfg Co Inc
Progress
Royalite
100
6%
85
106% May
1,300
3
v
10%
Ltd
Mines
American
26
5%,
10c
10c
B
Royal
Royal School Labs
Servomechanisms
—
•
90
•
14%
-
35y2 July
1%'
"6%
1
2,300
4%
Inc—
Jan
101% Aug
Corp—
Class A
_1
;_£l
Inc
Products
Season-All
4
10%
7%
-
1
1
66%
Prentice-Hall Inc
Products
Jan
5¥a
Feb
5%
1,500
3%
9 Vb
37
^
—_—1
*
Co
17%
St
1
Precision Microwave Corp
15
12
9
Ltd
Royalties
Oil
14 %
2,100
1
Rowland
101;
Jan
20,200
0
Prairie
Apr
66 Vz May
1%
85
7
,.-2.50
—1
1
*
(The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Polycast
11%
5%
8% May
900
13
7%
—
-1,000
Oct
50c
Pclarad Electronics Corp
Products class A
Poloron
12%
45%
18 Va-
,
~
Inc—10c
'—*
—
10
Co_
Mfg
Atwood
&
12%
:
54%
9 /a
4%
13 /a
%
——50c ;;
Plastic Materials & Polymers
5%
22,400
48 %
12%
13%
.——*
t
i
Inc
Industries
———
Co
Railways
Pittsburgh
Plant
Sep
1.50
Ross
10%
—1
50
Corp
Pioneer
3%
4%
1.20
Rosenau Brothers Inc
25%
1
_—
400
17,300
11%-
8%
86
10c
Aircraft Corp
Piasecki
4%
Jan
1%
—
—4.
J.—-—-1
(Del)
Corp
4%
Jan
40%
3iV
Co__10 pesos
Tel
Dist
Co
Long
Phillips
1
Rusco Industries Inc
'
■
89 %
5%
87%
3%
1%
12%
•
9%
Jan
5%
86%
Inc:
Apr
6%
5
—
——
Sep
6% July
5% Jan
5%
regis
ord
Jan
„
25%
Pharmaceutical
Philips Electronics &
Jan
-5%
Jan
5%
Raceway
Russeks
22%
.
._—«...—-1
-''Foreign transactions--—i——
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics ———1
.
Roosevelt
High
4%
'•4%
1
8%
39%
8%
10%
—J—*
'
Roosevelt Field
Jan
—
.
1,500
20c
Inc__
rets
Jan
3
150
3%
25c
Low
6
100
1.100
4%
17%
.
—_
dep
Jun
9,800
104
4%
1%
& Minerals:
Peruvian Oils
TVs
6%
—
_______——10c
Corp
Broadcasting
Royce Ltd—
American
99 V'4
"
45%
17%
/
5%
Inc
;
163%
*
45%
of
5%
pfd F
4%
Inc
104 y2
_
—
Sep
y4 Mar
May
95 ye Jan
-
3%
11%
.
Co
Metals
26
25 Va
-
(The)
1
Peppereli Manufacturing Co (Mass)_20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Long
Island
Inc
commonl.Z.
B
Products
Elec
27% July
,
95% Sep
-T
Pep Boys
&
101
;
95%
11%
—2.50
Electronics Corp -t——-—--1
Co
Gas
140
102
Dredge Ltd__l
Gold
Consolidated
Penn
Pentron
•98
2.50
preferred
Pato
Feb
Aug
3% May
100
101% 101%
4%
50c
Dohrmann
$2.50
.-4-'"-
3.9001
99% - '"1,460
3%
changed
Name
Pai-vin
1
27% May
"'
98 %
_
"6%
——2
—2
—
24%
24
—
L
B
,27% Feb
Feb
26
.
3%
Corp class A—10c
Electrochemical
Class
Range.Since Jan. 1,1963
High
12%
Technical
Rollins
Feb
24 U
class'a_—■„U—-50c
Low
Corp
7 V*
~
Company
L,———.—-1
Chemical
Company
1
Parker
Rogers
29 %
Pantasote
Park
May
32%
95%
Light 5% pfd
100
Markets———————1
1—— -———-——1
^transactions
23
1,300
—
Page-Hersey Tribes _——.•—I—'.——*
Pall Corp class A Jli—--————1
Pancoastal Petroleum v t c_
—-Is
Foreign
Jan
1,300
26%
26%
27 ' } 27
v»;; '1,500
&
Corp
Rodney
5,300
99 %
Super
Inc
Paco
Mar
2,800
'
10 Va
26%
101%
warrants——
Ltd
22
34 V4
.
28 Va
4
preferred—,
dividend preferred
Petroleums
Jan
class
1965
3
Roxbury Carpet Company
dividend
Pacific
Rochester
29%
"9%
—
*
;—1"
-♦
;;$4.75 conv
*
$4.36 dividend preferred————*
Pacific'.Northern Airlines
1
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep,
—11
$4.40
$4.75
Feb
29 %
29%
2
—
Robinson
13%
5
33%
26%
26%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend <- preferred—
Pacific
„
—.
37 y4 July
Shares
*
10
34%
•;
to Jan
Finance
Jan
Sep
19%
conv
cum
5,100
9%
1,000
9%
9%
preferred2nd pfd A—
—25
Pacific
Coast
Properties Inc—
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd__25
5 '/a%
1st preferred
—
25
>
5%
1st preferred _J—
-—-—25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
-25
57c 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%
32%
9 Va
25 V2
20
31%
for Week
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
Coast
32
—-8
—1
.—__25
Products
Clay
Pacific
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
Vtc
Pacific
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,15M53
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
23%
2%
24
2%. '
2%
■
.
800
17%
10,700
167 7/a
143% 171%
164,400
157 Va
151
16 TV
16%
157%
-
500
•
4Va
Jan
47/a May
Feb
6
1% Aug
6
Jan
8
Sep
9%
Sep
8
Jun
2%
Jan
7Va Jan
U Mar
~1%
May
Jan
July
25 %
Aug
3%
Jan
9% Mar
17%
Oct
Jan
171%
Oct
2
35
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
(1466)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 1 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Exchange Bonds
Rangif Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
Low
Par
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Friday
High
i
BONDS
Week's
;
Interest
Sales
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
Bid & Asked
T
17%
Talon
—*
24%
Inc
*
————1
33'/4
19
18%
-20c
IV.
1%
10c
2%
2%
——1
*
4%
4%
8%
6%
Electric Co
Tampa
Operations
Technical
Inc
Technicolor
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
—
Industries
Telectro
Corp
.
Corp
TelePrompter
Teleregister Corp
.
Light $4.56 pfd
&
Power
Texas
38 V*
25,200
16%
Feb
19%
41,500
1%
4,700
2%
2,200
_
Inc
4'4
14%
Oct
7%
16%
Sep
4
1%
1%
1%
7/000
Jan
11%
11%
11%
400
11
Feb
13%
Jun
1st
14%
15%
9O0
14%
Sep
18%
Jan
•
21%
700
207b
Sep
247Br Jan
6%
2,200
6%
Jun
2%
Jan
6 la
Jan
—1
6%
6 %
registered—5s
Amer deposit
registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo
Edison
IV4 %
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
_—1
Tower Universal Corp
1
Amer
rets ord
rets def
deposit
Co
First
Photolab
Lux
Inc
April-Oct
Trans
World Airlines
June-Dec
Class
A
Transue
common
„Mar-Sept
154
106Vb
4s
mortgage
series
4s
/
•.
1993.:
A
series
—
1993
B
_May-Nov
May-Nov
oenerai
General
10c
,
True
American
90%
Jan
94%
Jun
3%
3%
Jan
4 Vb
3 V»
1,900
2%
2%
Sep
5%
Feb
Hartfleld
6v2s
1981—1
conv
4%
Feb
Hoffman International 7s
Sep
Hudson
Jan
11%
Sep
Hydrometals
7% Mar
9 Vb
Jan
Kaltman
12,500
8%
1,000
15%
2,100
9%
1,100
3% May
11
4%
Italian
18% Aug
Jan
6
Inc
Co
6s
11
118%
162
100
11274
39%
21
30%
15%
15 Vb
10
11 %
19%
75%
77
3
69 Vb
78
v
49 •'vr
Tr
6 Vb %
Chemical
liq
tr
Union
Co
Gas
474s
of
Investment
17%
8,700
9% Mar
17%
Oct
National
Bellas
36%
38'
5,400
32 % Mar
41%
Sep
National
Union
Stock
United
Yards
35 %
35%
Jan
36%
Sep
National
29
600
United
Asbestos
United
Canco
Elastic
Jun
Jan
14%
Sep
23 Vb May
21%
21%
21%
3V2
600
21%
Oct
2,500
4
3%
Oct
5%
Apr
Sep
318
Jan
Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
8,600
2%
1
1%
1%
114'
26,100
1%
20
United
Milk
United
Molasses
,
1H Aug
due
6s
of America 5%s
Corp
1976
3%
12,700
6%
0 6%
6%
100
Products
S
S
Ceramic
Tile
U
S
Natural
Gas
Conditioning
1970
5%s
200
2%
50c
Corp
200
5
_
8%
11%
184 Vb
4,000
9
11%
300
2,100
2%
8%
1
Co.
/
S
Jan
Safe
Apr
Southern
Jan
3 Vbs
Sep
3s
11%
■
2 V4
Harbor Water
American
series
106
Apr
3s
Oct
Scries
Series
1955
5 %
S
6,000
5% Jan
4% July
4%s
Inc
<
Universal
——25c
,1-17.78
*
4..
Insurance
Marion
Corp
Uris
Building Corp warrants
Utah-Idaho
Sugar.
1
3
Feb
3,900
1% July
3
5
1%
2%
~2%
1,700
2%
'514
1,000
4%
4%
27,700
42%
42%
250
5
H%
"9
~
series
Corp
1978
E
4%
31
5%
Apr
46
July
9%
Feb
11%
15%
17%
Jan
11%
Sep
13
43,300
12
17%
8%
9%
Jan
19% May
Aug
series
Valspar
Victoreen
Viewlex
(The)
Inc
—_25c
America
1
Instrument
class
Co
1
3%
4%
4,800
3%
5,400
4%
1982_L
series
I
1982__
series
J
1982
K
1983
series
Jan
2%
July
Sep
M
1985-
series
N
1986
series
5%
6%
4,000
2
10%
10%
10%
2,500
16
16
16%
700
15%
Jan
15
151/4
500
10%
Jan
16 Vb
Jun
5%
—
P
1987
Q
1988———!
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1_
r.—
_>.
1970—
3%s
Gas
California
Counties
Southwestern
United
Improvement
debs
subord
conv
6%
S Natural Gas
Investing
&
5
5
5
1976
Waltham
Webb
&
12 Vb
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1
7%
7%
8%
600
77b Oct
Co.ILl
1%
Nuclear
American
Western
dep
Tablet
Weyenberg
&
8%
274
1% July
35,700
47
%
1%
Jun
150
42
3
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'4%
4%
4%
1,800
3%
3%
3%
700
25
25
25%
800
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2%
3%
3%
3%:
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%
*
23%
23%
23%
24%
25%
3%
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9,100
21%
47b
12%
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2% Apr
12,600
Manufacturing
River
Oil
Stores
Inc
1
10c
10c
1
;—1
1
Corp
3,900
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900
.
13%
•
(The)
25%
13%
14
1,300
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Friday
Williams
(R
Wilshire
Oil
5%
1967
27%
2,700
500
i%
4,100
1%
Feb
2 %
/•No
Jun
200
13%
Sep
16 74
Apr
141/4
Wisconsin
Wood
Wood
(John)
Co
Newspaper
Machine
Ltd—
•
Yonkers
6%
7%
8%
2,800
7%
Oct
2%
2
2%
24,200
6%
6%
7%
5,500
Corp
Ltd
Hargreaves
System
Raceway
Inc
-
96
Oct
Inc
class
A__25c
common....25c
5
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Zlon Foods Corp
—
8%
Jan
89
92 3/4
91
94%
87
873/s
83%
85%
90%
12
90
93%
98%
98%
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98
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26
78
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99%
56 Vb
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3
54
25
235
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99%
51
70 Va
800
8%
Sep
10%
10%
700
10 Vb
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1374
18%
300
16%
Feb
102
*'•
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700
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being traded flat.
bid and ask prices;
used
above-^-"cod,"
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600
13
14
19,800
<
8 Vb Mar
1
17%
4
4%
5,600
3%
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4%
3,300
3%
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4%
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4%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
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3%
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10.2
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97%
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95%
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70
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51%
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Columbia
22
,9%
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„
474 Feb
10
—
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co.
5
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
Harbison
Walker-Refractories
-7%
Sep
Sep
J.
Gas System—
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Natco Corp
'
—5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
5
Screw & Bolt Corp of America.
,_1
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Westlnghouse
Air
Brake.
10
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Corp——.Jb^j.6.25 ;
1
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8
32 Va
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30
8
32
27%
30
16
51
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,
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470
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270
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9
9
4%
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44
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198
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50
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58
1,212
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19,
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—
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,
28%
39 V4
-
Range Since
5
19
29%
41V4
Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
41%
42%
42%
•
High
41%
—
—.
Sales
Week's
Range
Low
10
Duquesne
Apr
1,400
,1
—
Feb
4%
4,300
High
,
of Prices
Last"
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Blaw-Knox Co
Jun
414
8%
Low
"cons," consolidated;^'cum,■
non-yotmg stock;
vtc, voting trust certificates,
without warrants.
..
Par
Feb
4%.
21 %
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
cnl,
Friday
STOCKS/
Aug
4%
7%
Sold
certificates of deposit;
Jan
1774
Sep
20%
$7V4
:
sales being transacted
"M" mortgage; "n-v,"
"ww," with warrants;' "xw."
1
2% Mar
-7%
Bonds
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
874 Aug
Jan
,
High
'
A
no
"conv," convertible;
"wi," when issued;
974 May
Jan
15%
U
Sales
Friday's
,
—
Deferred delivery transaction
Jun
2% Mar
20%
1
a
20% May
15%
or
Bid & Asked
—
2012—Jan-July
,
8 %
6%
Week's
Last
Jan-July
2s
•
Jan
18
14
value,
par
1 1997
(Plan Al
>
90%
,
Jan
Jan
95 %
1
^
86%
$91
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1974 Mar
70
50c
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82
$104Va
—
of)—
3s
,2-vTt Mar
Jun
96%
8%;
10%
tlve;
Home
preferred
96
5c
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40c
!
;
87
18
1774 Mar
118 July
57/b
15%
fund
Abbreviations
Feb
-
dep rets ord reg__
Express
7%
2
preference
Wright
Yale
(F W)
Wear
18,400
Jan
1
—
90V4
**5
88%
$84
,
—Feb-Aug
2Ves 2008—May-Wot; •
$ Friday's
Apr
8%
Sep
5%
*
-
6
18%
:. 4% Sep
13 %
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pfd—100
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Woolworth
Work
200
2.900
A)
.
'
8',2
^
Inc
6%
47b
14%
7%
,_1
common
Woodall Industries
American
4R4
13%,
_rl
—
&
Pwr
4%
-
(Republic
de Janiero stamped
Sep
10,800
16%
1V2
(Plan
stamped
Liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
included in year's range),
r Transaction for
tribution
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
■■
Sep
19
% Aug
19% July9% Jan
/Iff
24%
7%
Co
preferred
'
,
(not
Jan
15%
14%
1949
6%s
(Prov)
Hanover
Sinking
Sep
IS
23%
TA
13%
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Co—'
&
92
92%
Sale Price
f
14 %
Jan
1
C)
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Wilson
_1
.
'
993/4
85
84%
L
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
B
Rio
26% May
15%
10c
Inc„
Co
Williams-McWilliams
95
8b
97%
88 Vb
_w'-
Interest
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Feb
Jan
22%
series
Peru
Aug
23%
*
—...
Brothers
Williams
72
85
35
98%
83%
92%
7s
series
Maranhao
Jan
Jan
19 V*
700
(Germany)
4%s
July
A
Baden
'
Williamhouse
94%
91%
June-Dec
June-Dec
'
5V4s
374 Sep
4
27/8 Mar
%
Oct
Jan
27% Sep
97% May
Jun
Jan
3
3%
Jan
-V
Wichita
91%
88 Vb
1951—^
Jan-July
• Danzig
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
•
Jan
5
Oct
94 %
Sep
-
Wiebolt
93%
85
Low
Jan
87
Aug
Is
Whippany Paper Board
White
Eagle International Inc.
White Stag Mfg Co class A_,
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
50
5
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Ltd—
Invest
ord shares
Stationery
rets
Shoe
lO.ldO
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%
46
5c
Inc
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Western
1%
1%
%
46 %
10c
10c
Inc
135
100
74
$87%
9% May
6%
,
Equities
Western
Sep
500
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1271%
1221/4
92
83%
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:
47b May
7%
Instrument
1,
19
Aug
Sep
7 Vb
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Western
>• 3
7%
series
Westbury
2,000
■
10
Inc common
10c
preference :
*
Weiman
&
Company Inc
—1
Wentworth Manufacturing
1.25
West
Chemical
Products.
50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd-4__100
$6
3%
3%
preferred
conv
95
93%
:
■
56
'
sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
conv
BONDS
4
__
non-cum
Wakefield Corp
■
Corp—
Period
6%
100
82%
$90%
Mar-Nov
1973-!— Mar-Nov
May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6Vbs
6s
,
common
93
91
.—
98
Electric
■
Inc
90
$85
Gas
&
Gas
■■
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4
15
94%
941/3
9314
(Calif) 3s 1971_i.—Jan-July
3%s 1970——Feb-Aug
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Feb-Aug
Southern
w
&
98
941/4
13
,
90
98%
87
__
1987
O
series
Feb
•
1
Waitt
77
Aug
1,600
4%
127
59
20% Mar
15%
25c
VTR
—
—
series
6s
95%
105
16
52
55%,
i—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepi -1, 99%
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'
-—May-Nov
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—May-Nov
101
AprtUOcf
93%
1985
L
series
Washington Water Power' 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
874 May
5% Aug
9% Mar
:
4V4S
U
Oct
i
4%s
Jun
13,
6%
3% Mar
77b
7.900
4%
19% July
Jan
93.300
13
4%
9%
Jun
9
6 Vb Mar
6%
Vogt Manufacturing
Inc
3%
11%
13
900
15
1
Products
Food
7%
13%
15
25c
A
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
7%
%
Corp'
Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of
90
57
70
80
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1981
H
Teleregister Corp
Valve
82 Vb
126%
$94
Feb-Aug
1979
F
series G
4V4s
Jan
Sep
29
124% 124%
124%
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.i'—
4%s
Jun
3,300
11%
5
674
Jan
1061/2
108 3/4
90
90
-
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
series
5s
190
99V4
98 Va
1981—May-Wot;
3s
1965
3s
1976
4%s
Jan
4,800
9
9 A
1%
116
112
23
95
95 Vb
90
98Vb
Mar-Sept
Edison
474s
Jan
1%
1%
Corp cl A com_10c
Container
Universal
274
700
Sep
1% Sep
1%
—
Industries Inc_10c
Automated
Universal
9
5
1 %
1962__r
Warrants
Universal Controls
8%
5%,
25c
103
100%
65
Feb-Aug
1972
1976
.1976
C
series
4%s
12%
22
,
1973
B
series
3%s
Sep
11% Aug
6V4 Jun
Jan
127
101
121
121 Vb
48%
99
6
89%
}/65
90
41V4
245
187,Vb
101
993/4
17
102% 103 Va-
101
86
61
/ 5
.
108
172
79
50
6
82%
102 3/4
108
Jan-July
,
1973
series D
3%s
9
Jan
6
May
Corp—
Warrants
Universal
500
8%
1
+
933/4
69%
96 V4
42
101
May-Wot)
1977
Power
California
series A
3 %s
33/b
Jan
5
:
-
8,900
202
debs
sub
conv
4%s
Reclaiming Co
Stockyards C'orp
Rubber
United
Universal
96
84%
72
1
178 %
102%
Jan-July
1998
6s
'
U
62
87
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
Reeves
6 V2 May
Jan
debs
subord
conv
Co
Gas
debs 1967
7s
Co
Realty Equities Corp—v
7%s (without warrants)
7%
Jan
1984
;
Electric &
274s
4V4
1971
Service
3%s
5 %
,
5V4 Aug
10c
100
47
98%
80
—Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
June-Dec
—Jan-July
1968
3%s
mortgage
3s
Rapid American
Ltd—
Co.
U
Sep
2%
dep rets ord regis
J RR &
Canal
U
2%
3%
1st
56
42
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
Feb-Ocf
mortgage
9%
Jan
9
2.60
Inv?sting
&
41
Mar
7
8%
American
N
36
1,800
9
5
Improvement
United
2,800
37%
37
37%
—1
42
77%
4
$97%
101
Corp 5%s 1974
Research Corp 5s 1976
Power
6s
Corp
Foods
Ai"
21
12V4
13%
.20
50c
Inc
United
United
17 V4 Mar
200
13%
vtc
225
73%
56
'
56
April-Oct
Hess
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
transactions
Foreign
United
5%
13%
4
84
co
ctfs
1984
Nuclear
Public
Ltd
Gas
Jan
7,700
*
Omaha
of
&
10 V4
Oct
7%
-4
Corp
Oil
5%'
'c.
Products
Aircraft
1
73%
May-Nov
Mar Sept
General
1st
Co
79
82
83 %
May-Nov
1978
Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982..
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Ohio
transactions
Foreign
35
91
82
__
April-Oct
i,
Livingston
Aug
u
Union
51%
87
50 74
.
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972.
6s
4%
7%
102 V«
40
__
June-Dec
1973
1982
1st
1977—
6s
15%
5
96
100%
102
100%
154
June-Dec
debs
conv
Corp
Realization
Power
Kawecki
5
Manhattan
&
4%
Corp
Canada
92 %
100
106 Vb
'
1
115%
?
__
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
14%
1,200
10Vb
15%
5%s
Stores
16%
Chemical
71%
,
1977—
Jan
6,400
•
Unexcelled
89 Vb
8
145
.
April-Oct
Corp—
d".b
Jan
4 V\
12%
8
10
89%
7
103
-May-Nov V. 88
1974
6%
Land
sub
conv
37%
1
15
92%
A'ug
1
"warrants"
Corp
Temper
Corp
.*
Inc
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
Foam
21V4 Mar
9%
15 %
*
Industries
Tray-ler
Gulf
Development 6s
100
•
Corp
92
128
39
Jun-Dec
1978
Feb
300
Steel
Williams
&
Forging
148 Vb
90
;
H01
Apr
250
Transportation Corp of America—
8
88%
100
126 Vb
4102
Jan-July
1978—-
1976
6s
debs
89%
92 Vb
3%
26 V*
3%
I63/b
"warrants"
1
__
89%
1978
3%s
89%
June-Dec
8%
92%
12
1
Corp
95%
120%
68 Vb
National
3%
~3%
:—5c
Town
Trans
92%
'110 %
2
112
-June-Dec
—
6s
Assn
Inc
mortgage
1st
33/i
'■
~7
116
93
112
Lackawanna of N J Division—
91%
3%
65
86
93
4126%
Jun
27% Aug
58%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
26
—
92%
65
116,% 119
—
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacco
102 Vb
462%
Jan-July
Realty & Construction Corp—
6%s
ex
wts
1976
—;
May-Not,
Fotochrome Inc 5V2S 1981—:
April-Oct
8
81%
84
85'/4
1970.
A
1969
Authority
subord
conv
1514
1%
_v
27
2
1975_Jan-July
Quar-Feb
series A
1998.
High
6
84 Vb
April-Oct
1977.:
series
Raceway
Credit
5%s
,
deb
convertible
Transit
Coburn
1
25% July
2% Feb
Jan
1
Aug
2%s
5%s
Chicago
Feb
1174 Mar
Co
6s
sub
conv
Edison
Brandywine
Jan
20%
600
21V4
n
Jan
July
%
6%
Low
81 Vb
Building Indus Inc—
6% %
BSF
Vb Aug
Corp
■'■__•
June-Dec
1975_
1972
7s
No.
84 %
__
June-Dec
1970
High
79 %
April-Oct
1994
debs
conv
Chemical Co
Instrument
Boston
102
Jan
3%s
Power
Gas 6s
June-De0
1972
debs
Bloomfield
Jan
Jan
774
inc
4s
Steel
2%
2% Aug
5,500
23%
Belock
Elec
Montrose
6%s
Bethlehem
Oct
3%
Aug
98 %
Bamwhi
4%
% Mar
500
14 vb
23%
21'4
Foods
Oct
4,600
%
;
,1U
Co Inc com_—_10c
preferred
10
Thorofore
Markets
Inc
5
Thriftimart
Inc
class
A__
1
Lewis
Jan
;
1% Mar
150
4%
convertible
Tillie
6%
8%
2%
900
14%
Thompson-Stairett
70c
Associated Oil &
1.100'
23 %
5
—
Appalachian
Jan
10,400
1 I
———
Inc
Shovel Co
Sep
Jan
3%
1974
Petroleum
&
Pump
2%
22
4 Vb Mar
/ 2,000
'
&
Jan
4% Mar
101 '4 101%
Steei
Sep
1,600
3 Vb
• Amer
Sep
Jan
3%
3
3%
'46%
debs
sub
conv
Realty
21%
121,600
2%
American
5%s
'11/4
8%
/ I
Apr
Inc
8%
.
4%
-
2%
—50c
"warrants"—,
Electronics
Textron
■
2%
_*
10c
Corp
Textron
Thew
32 %
Alsco
•
25% May
Sep
"2%
Inc—25c
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
Texstar
.22%
Ir
10c
Inc
Engineering
Tenney
24%
15,300
Low
Oct
9
Jan
24%
3 Vb
———1
Inc
Industries
17%
Aug
8
■Warrants--
Television
53.700
17%
15%
1
10
Industries Inc
Inc 4%
preferred——
Talley
10%
42 Vb
33% Mar
25
Aug
27
Jan
Jan
,an
^,'?*'Van
23 /2 Mar
7 ,a Aug
4% Aug
^}1/4 '!an
34,4 Jan
4% Aug
17 /a Aug
^5^4 Jan
31^% July
Apr
30 Vb
Jan
^8
31
Aug
33%
Jun
93/4
Jan
34%
Aug
'
45 Vb Mav
37%
Oct
29 %
Sep
9%
Jan
5
'Jan
59%
44
5%
Sep
Aug
Sep
20
Apr
31% May
41 Vi
Oct
"
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Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
.
1
.
(1467)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October 1 I )
Week's
Friday-
Exchange
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
Amer
Corp
Tel
Tel
&
6.107
15%
Jan
23
Feb
114 %
Jan
130%
Sep
Jan
222
AO %
743
36%
Jan
140
56 '/4
Jan
50 3
Eastern
&
Gas
National Stores Inc—
Motor Co ————
First
Ford
Co',
General
Electric
Gillette
Company
Coal
------—---—
Co
Copper Corp
Lone
Cement
Star
Central
Corporation
5% cum pfd
RR
New
Olin
M'athieson
Rexall
Drug
Chemical——
Fruit
United
U
Waldorf
1,436
80%
917
35 %
1,700
27%
145
20%
78%
18%
Jun
Feb
29%
52 '
51%
52%
342
43%
Jan
55
42%
42%
210
31% Jan
44%
988
13%
Feb
22%
Sep
37%
14
20%
37 %
com
73 %■ July
Oct
30% May
53%
1,320
47% July
87%
87%
20
49% July
7% y 7%
41%
100
6%
Feb
Electric Corp com_.
Ie.25
1,212
31%
Jan
41%
!
39%
55 %
Central
Sep
Jun
Friday
i
Aeronca
V
B
Low
i
17%
Mfg
Champion Papers
24%
24%
*
—
31%
common
in
Transit
—
Eagle-Picher
33%
24% Aug
28%
799
26%
39%
40 %
36
37 Vb
104 % 104%
97%
Jan
8%
429
8
:
59%
60 3
b
21%
23%
23%
Procter
6074
Jan
Apr
33 Vb Mar
37 Vb
31 Vb
346
29%
1.120
78 Va
78
797'a
1,249
common.
25%
—
—
69
257'b
4
!.<
24%
8 IVb
18%
Janl
Cincinnati
79%
Debentui
Transit
79%
9,000
7274 Mar
of Prices
Sale Price
Electric
Allen
Allied
&
1
1
Equip
Supermarkets
Metal
American
Low
Par
^
j._
10
'
Food
Borman
Co
Co
Detroit
Steel
Ex-Cell-O
5%
X
(W
Lakes
Great
Bros
Brewing
-xx
Co
Chemical
Lakes
;
Madison
Masco
Square
Corporation
Michigan
Parke
Sugar
Davis
Prophet
Rickel
&
:
Co
Co
common—
&
W)
Co
—
Dillon
Scotten
Standard
Co
Tube
Controls
Universal
Industries
Woodall
B
class
Bartlett
Illinois
14 Va
252
11%
Jan
15
Sep
37%
499
37%
Oct
45%
Feb
54 %
11.363
28%
755
58%
Feb
4.2
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Interlake
Allied
Allis
X_
Equipment
&
Chemical
Sep
American
Airlines
American Can Co
1 VB
Jan
Locxheed
Jan
3%
Jan
Litton's
500
2 Vb
3 %
400
3 %
Oct
4%
4,964
21%
Jan
29%
Oct
760
8
Mar
13%
Sep
1 74
4,600
1
Aug
2%
Feb
2%
100
2%
Sep
3 %
Jan
2
100
1% Jul
2 Vb
Jan
287
16%
300
15%
2%
17% July
Oct
Jan
iovb May
2
Jan
3%' Oct
17
Mar
25% Aug
Jan
27% May
4% May
5% Aug
21 Vs,
25 %
220
4%
4%
100
4%
4%
100
18%
18%
100
23%
36
24%
Sep
Sep
Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
18%. Oct
19'%
Jun
4%
American
Cyanamid
American
Home
American
Machine
American
Motors
American
Rad
American
Tel
For
&
&
Co
(Un)
Products
&
(Un)
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Low
High
1374
6,900
11%
Marshall
Martin
Stand
Tel
San
974
Oct
22%
Co
footnotes,
26 Vb
5174
1,200
Field
17 Vb
2,000
1474
52
Jan-X
Mar
Sep
20% May
68% Jun
67%
4,900
2,100
17%
Jan
2934
Sep
1.400
43%
Apr
47%
Feb
10
5674
55
5674
61%
Oct
5Vb
4%
5 V4
3,300
4%
Apr
37%
38%
4,200
32 V4
July
6%
38%
49%
49%
400
44%
Jan
53%
Sep
7%
Feb
53%
53%
54
10%
11
700
8%
28%
28%
29 Va
2,400
24%
10
10%
1.800
8%
12%,;
12%
13
9
Feb
13
23 Vb
23%
24%
3,300
23 V2
Jun
29%
Feb
78%
77%
80 Va
3,900
7,2 % Mar
84 V*
Jun
87%
78
90
Sep
V-"A
.
5 Va
555
300
Apr
Feb
42
10.900
Jan
Sep
59
S.ep
Jan
11 Vz
Sep
Jan
33%
Jun
Jan
10Va
Oct
Aug
Jan
42 %
Oct
57 7
Jan
79%
Sep
27%
27 %
28
3,900
23
Jan
28vb
Sep
'24%
42
Mar
b
24 %
247
b
800
34
34
35 Va
8,100
28
Jan
13%
13 7
B
100
13
^lar
40%
40
40 3
b
1,100
32
Mar
42
Sep
20
20
20%
1.700
17%
Jan
20%
Sep
14%
13%
14%:
2,100
12 Vb
Jun
15%
__1
20%, Jan
27% May
40% Aug
18
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
'60
Sep
28
Mar
31
Jan
60
Jan
65
Jun
62%
62%
50,
467/b
48
3,100
47
49%
5,300
38%
Jan
21
20%
21 Vb
1,100
16
Jan
18%
18%
191%
,350
48
3IV2' Jan
47%
1
3
50%
23 %
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jan
21
July
Jun
13%
140
181
May
31
-Jun
Jan
24
1
6 Vb
6 VB
6%
1,100
Sep
8%
Feb
27%
27%
2774
400
25 %
Jan
307k
Jun
2374
2374 X24
150
19
Jan
43%
43%
4474
29
27%
29
5774
5874
.
_10
-•
6
'
,47% Sep
5874
.
,
26 Va Mar
53 Va
600
36
Mar
550
-v
26
Jan
507 b
Jan
63
1,200
46%
32
Sep
Sep
Apr
May
3474
35 7«
4,100
26%
Jan
36%
Sep
48%
34%
49
-
4974
2,800
42% Mar
53%
Sep
X
67ii
—
,6%
700
7
I
69
6%
II
1574
Jan
8%
21
21
250
19 %
Jan
'
15 74
400
12%
Jan
574
150
574
__
,200
14
14%
74
35
35%
8 7a
100
874
.34%
—
34
18%
13% July
1,200
,
43%
Sep
XAOO
15
/
Sep
Apr
16% May
9% Jan
Jun
5
387b
*
50c
__1
X
1
Sep
23 Va
15%
-
Jan
6% Mar
73
52% Mar
69
—
50c
Co
&
10
Sep
5% May
*
5
7
Jan
Feb
Sep
8%
Blanke
M'-yer
20%
Modine Mfg Co
Monroe Chemical
1774
43%-July
Jan
11 Vs
Apr
National
Distillers &
National
Tile
see page 41.
-o
Chem
-r-
&
Illinois
Illinois Gas
100
Public
Service
Pfizer
Co
Corp
Procter
Coke
(Un)
Co
(Un)
49
/•'
Jan
60
Sep
Jan
41%
Jun
2574
2574
26
1,300
24
Feb
27%
CUn)
,
—
San
—
Dutch
Louis
Nat
Petroleum Co
Stockyards,
Diego Imperial
Schwitzer Corp
—,
Sears-Roebuck & Co
(Un)
Sep
5% Mar
Feb
3%
300
5074
600
6374
6374
7,400
57%
Jan
66% May
5374
54 3 4
900
43%
Jan
57%
Aug
3474
35
300
33% Mar
38%
Jun
43% Jan
51%
Sep
42
42
43 %
700
Jan
44%
Jun
32%
30%
32 7
24% Mar
36%
I X
*
647/b
Sep
Jan
4,600
31%
Apr
18% July
'
'
b
46%
15
63%
Sep
38
19%
38 3 i
600
29%
Jan
40 Vb
Sep
18%
20 VB
5,800
13 %
Jan
23
Sep
1,400
46
Feb
56 Vb May
50%
49%
507b
50%
50%
50%
1,300
47
Jan
53%
53 VB
54 %
900
47 Vb
Vz
125
10
Jan
Sep
79 Vb
400
70 Vb Mar
80%
-AT
llVa
11
15
78%
55 Vb
55%
,17
Aug
Jun
Feb
'
ic% May
May
Sep
41
4234
1,000
36 Va
Jan
47 Va 'Aug
78%
73
79 Va.
9,400
56%
Jan
79 %
41V2
41%
43%
2,400
34Vb
Jan
43
43
Vb
300
40 Va
July
5
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
3
374
48 74
X-*-'
* '
X.
Corp
Inc
Jan
May
32 Vz
__5
Oil Co
Revlon
66
Sep
31% May
4% Apr
7.600
1
Gamble
13 %
Jan
25% Mar
2,200
•
Petroleum Co
&
Jan
53
37 5 b
5
X10
—♦
33%c
Co
Potter
IOVb
Sep
5874
—3.33
5
Co
&
20
37
5
(Un)
(Charles)
Phillips
Jan
5774
'
Bancorporation
&
Feb
Jan
3774
Co—
Chemical
Sep
6
9%
5774
5
Feb
130% Oct
600
3,900
2774
.*
:
Jan
-
1274
6274
2774
_1'
Co
16 %
114% Jan
12%
6074
1
Power
51
5
(Un)
Corp
Indiana
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
*
Mfg
American Aviation
St
4,600
12%
1
22%
51
Sep
17
'
North
'
Sep
7'% May
62 74
.-
(Un)
Royal
Sep
4
_1
X—
Sep
18%
35
300
4%
38%
Apr
July
3 %
iVTontgomery Ward & Co
Feb
Jan
100
*
Sep
23
51
474
74
18
46%
2
62%
12%
X,
(Un)
65%
500
4
Co
Chemical
24%
Jan
32
*
43,900
22 Vb
128% 12974
4
-
Sep
4814
9,000
1874
1
X--*
;
18 Vs
'
17%.
X
49% Mar
200
19
21%
(Un)
Co.
800
19 74
51
*
c
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Monsanto
32%
3474
18%
51
'51
Co
&
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Richman Brothers Co
:„--X'.
3.700
6174
18%
128%
42
657/e May
Apr
38%
.__2.50
'
*
(Un)
2,700
-
18%
.
20%
31%
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Pure
Sep
46
,17%
Jan
& Co
(F W)
Means
1974
53%
42 74 Mar
16%
•:
2874
5
33%
Mar
17%
,
1,100
Corp
Corp
McKay Machine Co
Process
66 %
(Un)
55%
7,900
5
Marietta
Sep
26% Oct
20%
Jan
300
700
10
High
Jan
1974
9%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
27%
:_1.66%
Corp
1,200
18%
1
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light &
45 74
1.75
59 V4
18'/4
dually
issues.
——1
58%
18'%
9,600
Co
C)
(Henry
(Minnesota)
2874
__
(Un)
59 Vb
*
Olin-Mathieson
,
4574
Foundry
Jan
_*
& Tel
Aircraft
Northwest
transactions only
50%
.
Jan
28%
Apr
28 %
12%
845
1
17%
1,150
%
preferred
Jan
the local issues, and a selected list of the
1
_
1,800
79 Vb
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
$3.50
57%
12.50
(Un)
(Un)
20 Va
41 Vt
78%
Co
45c
5,005
16%
19%
39%
78 %
Harvester
Electric
&
7,690
3%
9
Corp.
Mfg
Aluminum Co of America /Un)
19%
40%
Sep
Feb
'Sep
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
2.450
25%
Chalmers
24% May
Knapp Monarch Co
69c
3
26 Vb
60
*
Jun
20%
i
64 V2
Jan
Steamship Co
Sep
20%
1
33%
Oct
49%
*
Inc_—^X_
33%
24% Mar
1
Co
Jan
55%
600
Co
International
79
19VB
Corp
Electric
Allen
237'a
600
57%
„
79 %
20%
Co
9,500
57%
Sep
-10
Jan
584
i
33%
56%
56%
—20
25 Va
470
/
33
X
.
Wo'rks
Steel
Jan
of the round-lot
Par
33%
Co
Tool
Inland
Parke-Davis
.
Sep
—25
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
1
Midwest Stock Exchange
•
54%
10
Door
Northern,States
,
Jan
40%
<■
Sep
8 %
Last
44%
WX
Jan
21%
Sale Price
8,900
.8.33%
35%
21%
STOCKS
51 Va
AUg
X—*
*
3
26 Va
32%
x Friday
50%
98
86%
40 %
A
Oct
8%
traded
S6p
50 Va
Co Ltd
&
Brick
Northern
The weekly ranges for all
30 Va
Brewing Co
Northern
compilation
class
—
Northern
A
Jan
_5
common
Jan
21
4%
267b
*
31%
6,336
30%
2
Inc
4,300
Dock
&
20
100
20
32%
10
1
-—25c
Co
10
30%
:
______
Jefferson
33%
16%
1
2
1
Company
(H
Rudy Manufacturing Co
Jun
29%
96
71% Aug
34
'
•
Aug
IVB
—
93 V2
29%
/
*
49%
2
*
—
Jan
51% May
25,400
X
'
2%
1
-—1
*
Garden
Jan
25%
_X—8
Mar
12
12
1%
56 Vz
100
96
30c
Paper
41
3%
10
1
1
700
31%
—1
Tel
27%
27%
64
31%
—A
International
777
2%
10
(S
63
Industries Inc
60c
—
S)
Co
Kysor Industrial Corp
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
Kresge
89
63%
_5
3
Corp
Corp
Sash
Feb
May
Oct
3
Towing
(D H)
Holmes
Howard
77 VB
—1
1
—
Breweries
International
19
94
900
1.66%
3.33%
International
860
2Vb
64 Va Mar
Jan
700
5
—.—1
X
1—5
Oct
July
53%
60c
Aug
10%
12
16%
Jan
34
52% May
9% July
28%
,,
Jan
62
63 %
_1
2.50
2
Feb
26
8,108
37%
37 %
54
41%
44 Va
Co
Spencer
Sep
16%
*
Cooperage
(G)
467/b
Jun
43%
—.
(Un)
Dredge
Lakes
Great
15
63%
Rubber
H)
:; Mar'
6%
4V2 Mar
,
Sep
F6b
24
16Vb
Inc
&
40
Aug
19% July
300
21
34
25%
5
13
1.195
95%
10%
Jun
V;:800
1
95%
28
45%
Jan
467/e
13,200
28%
.—5
Corp
Stores
Drug
Gray
Lea th
1
1.66%
1
Corp
6 % May
Apr
14 VB
—
■'——
Motors
General
4%
May
20
2.50
_
14
10% Max-
33
33 vs
3
1_
4% Aug'
'
1 .V.
Co
Sep
100
10%
1
Corp
21%
Jan
88%
10
Corporation
Motor
Fruehauf
Jan
Jan
2%
27 vB
—
Corp
13%
15%
335
45%
Co
Edison
12% July
12 Vb
-
1%
34vb Mar
12%
>27%
1
Corp
Electronics
&
Gossard
Illinois
200
3%
5%
*
5
—12.50
10
Refrigeration
Detroit
Goebel
—
—
Power
Consumers
Copeland
Great
1
Manufacturing
Briggs
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Ford
x_
Stores
5
% May
1.300
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Huttig
160
19%
3%
12%
Co
Brewing
High1
20%
43%
—
(The) Co
Goldblatt Brothers
12% July
Jan
455
12%
19 %
'
Associated
6%
Sep
Jan'
43%
Corp
Tire
General
Hibbard
Low
126
10
11
Sep
Jain
11 Vu May
—
Motors
Tele
Feb
Aug
51 Va
25Va
11%
—1
10
Mills
40%
35
41V2 Mar
800
.
Candy
Hein Werner
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Jun
5
—50c
Greyhound Corp
Corp
High
12%
19%
2
Products
Shares
July
26vb
1.0-00
12 %
Gulf Oil
for Week
30 V2
350
49%
*
Corporation
Heilenian
Range
Last
1,900
34%
14,700
Co
Gillete
July
Sales
Week's
Friday
34%
34
48
100
___.
Foods
Greif
STOCKS
33%
34%
53a
pfd
(Un)
Co
Electric Co
Gen
;
LISTED
Jun
13%
:
Dynamics
"
Feb
Detroit Stock Exchange
Apr
30
5%
Dairies Inc
General
BONDS—
80
34%
Jan
49
_2.50
Corp
Motor
General
27% Mar
/.
Jan
13%
__—
D
Feb
28%
13%
—
W
Va
20%
Corp
Corp
1
24 Va
——*
Gas
General
Sep
Oct
69 Va Mar
7
4
4
1
5
Card
Playing
Jan
5,300
•
21
—
General
Aug
35 %
29
Jan
33 %
32%
_16%c
——
& Rubber
General
Sep
235/b
33%
297 a
Co
Tire
General
Aug
24%
32%
V«. Oct
1
5
(Un)
Wisconsin Bankshares
Mills of America
F
Oct
2274
Jan
8,600
25% July
27%
(Un)
Fruehauf
May
20%
*
Gamble
&
%,
ivb
.-5
-_5
_
___—
Foremost
Sep
Apr
,
Rapid-American
S
16
Aug
Feb
136
23%
1
U
4574
1,462
1 %
-
—*
1
5
12.50
1
Ford
Jan,
105 Va May
10
25%
8
—
Corp
Natural
Firestone
First
48% May
•>
Oct
8
32
20%
,
2074
5
Cards
Gibson
19 Vb
Feb
446
104%
5
.
29%
Jan
'
1
Chemical
DuBois
July
25%
1
National
Diamond
Feb
24
26 Vs
39%
50
-12%
Telephone
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
16%
80
132
32 %
Oct
25%
8.50
10
Sincinnati Gas & Electric com
Milling
3%
2%
23
22%
__1
5
Flour
->
High-
r
18
17%
io
D
Carey
* '
50
2%
2%
,
Jun
22%
24 Va
P2
America
of
Fairbanks Whitney
High
Low
Par
Inc
Manufacturing
Paso
El
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Feb
30%
X
Co
Chemical
Dow
Shares
26%
Feb
Insurance Co
,;Curtiss-Wright
Dodge
Range
Sale Price
Sep
2lVa
Edison Co
Products
Corn
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Jail
22%
1.
System
Corp
Continental
of these prices.
Week's
22 Va
500
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%%
Container
Ilutton & Co. for the transmission
250
-800
City Products-Corp _X
41% Oct
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
indebted to the firm of W. E.
23
23
"
Commonwealth
are
23
Corp
South West
&
Columbia Gas
VVe
Jun
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd—
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR--12.50
Chrysler Corp X;
__12.50
Cities Service Co
:——10
'
"Feb
-113 %
9
•
Jan
29%
*
Hecla
&
Jan
17%
Oct
Cdn Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
'
Apr
Jan
19%
51%
Inc
System
27
19% July
58%
1,788
*
Feb
100'
21%
.—50
Aug
207
64 %
19%
53%
-_25
Mining
/
Feb
64%
Corp
40%
42
29% Mar
-81
37%
20%
llZli-
38%
37%
Calumet
26%
Sep
Oct
Business Capital Corp
Jun
20 %
1
12%
21 %
——
Corp
22
300
1,600
5,100
Corp
Burton-Dixie
>
v
13 Va
Burlington Industries (Un)
—
Burroughs Corp (Un)i -———
July
19
20 Vb
Brunswick
i
Feb
Oc
Jun
23%
Borg-Warner .Corp
Oct
26
26
30%
12%
Boeing Company (Un)
■
20%
&
107
92%
24%
65%
'
Jan
25
21%
Mfg Co
Co
Fisheries
Jan
52
700
3,600
13%
Howell
Booth
65%
28%
Apr
22%
>' Binks Manufacturing Co
23 Vb May
!
Jan
Aug
Vf
28%
4
—
May
63
28%
■,
——_3
-—*
10
Benguet
Aug
79
300
-2.50
—
41 Vb
30
Jan
1,210
102
■
i
Jan
Jan
63%
10
Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
t
Sep
20 %
1,600
20%
;
'67%
-28
266,
Belden
Apr
.10
<
;
Co
Bastian-Blessing
9%
of America_2.50
Cq
Canteen
2,600
IO1/-
33%
53% Jun
147/b July
v
Fe—
& Santa
Corporation
Bell &
Jun
847-4 May
71% Mar
29%
.
Refining
Westinghouse
54 %
60%
59
.5
10v
—
Automatic
Avco
Oct
28%
*
Machinery
Shoe
41%
Feb
101
Co
Smelting
S
Jan
Sep
10%
Jan
5,100
^28%
High
Aug
40%
50
Products ..Corp
Athcy
>'
Aug
\>-68
28%
_.
& Shop Inc_
Torrington
Company
United
50%
77%
5
Stop
698
■-'78%
10
Association
Shawmut
58%
34
20
100
Railroad Co—
& Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Jan
90
27%
100
England
Jan
-48%
53
7874
*
5
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
16%
581
72 Vs
Jan
220
68
56%
50
_
55%
24
62%
..
Sep
25%
65
23%
;
44
Low
27
400
28
49%
—.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
28%
(Un)
Corp
Topeka
Common
,74% Sep
;
64%
—:*
2.50
5
—1
common—
Kennecott
Maine
;
——
Creek
Island
'70
70
Co——X—
-—-5
Fuel Associates com_10
Range
Copper
42
42
Steel
Atchison
Low
49%
Corp
Annco
v
54% Jun
8
42 %
49%
—
Company
Apache
Shares
1.25
(Un)
(Un)
Tobacco
Anaconda
Aug
4.358
22 %
127% 130
128%
<48
;
Jan
Par
for Week
___—6.25
<_x__50
Co
American
High
22%
50
45%
19%
2174
—1.66%
—-33%
Anaconda
Company
50
Boston
Edison Co
,———~
10
Boston
Personal
Property Trust-i—*
Cities Service Co
—;i,X-xx—X——10
Motors
American
tr
Low
45%
* ;
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Shares
High
Low
Par
/'
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Last
STOCKS
Sales
,
Range
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
^
•
10
1
Oct
44
Sep
48%
Jan
37 Va
33%
32 Vb
33 7
b
2,600
23%
40V8
39%
41 Va
9,100
36 % July
*
28 V2
28 Vb
287a
1,400
27 Vb
Jun
45%
47%
700
43 Ya
Jan
49% Ma#
48
Jan
55
20 g
*
12
1
1
_3
,
91
98%
12%
91
94
98
99%
Jan
Jun
*
5
47% May
x
307/b
13%
Jan
Sep
Apr
3,300
10
Jan
110
59
Jan
105
Aug
74%
Jan
101%
Sep
2,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
.
(1468)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October 1 1)
Week's "V
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
'
High
Low-
■:
A_.
(W A) Pen Co class
Bheaffer
Class B
Oil
Sinclair
(Un)
68%
Union
Jan
24,900
29 y4
29%
700
700
63%
65 %
62 VB
63
69%
71%
48%
47 y4
7%
7%
(Un)
-
40
2,000
25y2 Jan
38% Oct
43%
2,700
59%
Jan
74%
Aug
16%
Jan
20 '/a
6,000
-3.500
19%
2,300
1,200
;!
——1
__2
(Un);—
Westinghouse Electric Corp 1— -6.25
♦
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
~5;
32
89 y4
Oct
1,100--
13 y2
Apr
20%
Jun
1,200
-: 100"
28%
Apr
42%
Jan
7%
IZZZi
41 y2
5 :
400
8,100
16%
16%
18%
62%
17
Oct
,
32
Jan
41 y2
41%
Jun
Jan
58%
Transmission—;
19 y8
19%
19%
50%
16 y2
Jan
20 Vb
48%
Oct
-
-
Feb
u
4s series A—1975
debentures.—1977
subord
inc
Sep
Below
10O
13% Jan
18%
Oct
on
51% Mar
68 y2
.
9
Jan
...
Low
Par
Brewer
(C)
*
Ltd
Co
&
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
Gas
IZ—5
Cabol
Castle
Ink
Co
Humor
the
are
M
J
Meier
26%
Jan
2.15
Jan
34
3,700 '
45%
45%
45%
400
2,500
29c
31c
34,200
36c
36C
40c
.3,500
Co of California-1
13%
13%
5,100
/61c
65c
1,300
Oil Co
2.70
>
,7%
7%
100
5
4%
5%
29,500
3%
3%
3%
1,100
63
64
-400
54 %
29c
31c
14,000
28c
17% '
17^4
17%
;
1.50
Nordon
Corp
Norris
North
Petroleum
Oil
Co
<
39c
1.30
Jun
Rhodes
Rice
Western
Ranch
Royal
2.25
2.25
2.30
5,100
1.10
1.20
29
29
1,500
50'
2.60
2.60
_33%c
•;
1
8%
20 %
20%
20%
6 c/o
Cal
Co
Oil &
series
Co
A
31%
32%
32%
300
4.75
Gas
Co
;
Sugar Co
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
Preferred
common
(Un)
Basin
(Un)
•
2.05
34
34%
July
23
Jan
Mar
—
7%
''
—
3
1.55
98c
Feb
8 V4
50c
27,500
88.99
88.97
88.25
88.95
2.914;
Ralls,
5.04?
a
„
'
Range for lJHSJ
'
144.31
Mar 14
100.23
Jun
27
145.55
Sep
11
120.15
Jan
3
High
„
Range for 1963
139.58
High
Low
139.70
—_
.
77/b
stock
ended
week
t
A
Durable
:
A-'-,- !'-■'. '-'A'A'-'v
:
;
■
i
'-'"A 130.6
139.2
137.6
+ 1.2
136.1'
133.6
+ 1.9
136.9
+ 0.5
144.3
1.3
/ 131.7
+0.6
184.3
170.3
+ 1.2
180.9
153.8
135.6
104.2
.——
+ 1.0
141.4
"A
127.7
„
Trade, Finance
Mining _l_
Oct
Low
High
Z
146-7
—
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Aug
*
Change
1957-59=,100
Z 148.2
'
"New
-1963-
Percent
Sept. 27.'63
Oct. 4,'63
.
"
and
_
184.3*
178.3
131.0
-a—
—.
+
'
183.2
180.4
_
Service—___„
'
>
126.0
129.6
/
149.0
121.1
140.7. '
■
A";
116.2
125.8
106.4
A
'
+1.1
'
high.
Aug
Oct
1.55
/
May
5% Mar
400
-
,7%
1.15
1.45
Industrials,
divisors:
88.98
89.72
84.03
-
88 99
88.27
r
89.90
•
>*
88.28
:
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
Oct. 4, 1963, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
of
Composite
Manufacturing
Feb
31
Sep
23% July
20O
7%
Jan
68c
1,400
51,600
following
the
140.39
_
_
':!,.
7% May
7%.
9
Oct. 11
the
for
A'Z■-A!:'/
33 % May
5
5%
73c
93.80
140.36
!-.i
industry groups
for the current year.
•
3.00 May
2.30 May
500
25%
7
Oct.
index
SEC
stocks
Jan
2.80
Sep
3,500
71c
83.91
260.39
88.22
-
89.95
.
Bonds
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Jan
4,900
6%
93.80
...Closing
Thurs. Oct. 10
-
Fri.
Jan
7
25%
259.98
using
83.96
40
ties
86.27
89.96
83.90
93.78 -a
Total
10
Utili¬
•
89.86
84.03
,93.77
>
(35 Stocks)
Oct.
Wed.
Sep
,
6%
,
Mon.
,
Jan
28%
10
;
2.85
Jun
1.25
1,000
Rails
Low
Aug
6%
6%
Exploration..___ioc
Oil
22 Va
6%
25%
1
A
Jan
27%
73c
Petroleum
11%
Oct
32
2,200
-
6
6% "
zzzr
Equipment Co
Williston
2.55
28%
1
8%
Warrants
Westates
2.40
Grade
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date."
Aug ; ;
Mar
'
6%>
5
_
1.80
2.50
50c
1.75
by
Second
Rails
65 stocks
:A:-r'"
Jan
32%
'
*
Sep
75c
31%
•1,500
32%
compiled daily
14.34.
First-
Grade
trials
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages y
.1.65 Mar
•
Jan
2.00
25,700
32%
Apr
17%
400
1.95
32%
Union
Victor
2.00
1.60
25
pfd
_
Corp
Trico
2.00
3%
-
Jan
7% May
4,100
2.00
1
Apr
-
2.25
5,200.
25
Gas
preferred
Terex
:V
1.85
Oil
2
1.05 July
;25
100
8%
25C
—
8%
Properties
Southern
'
'
are
5.20;
,;..;A,.;//.;, A''A.'/-
2.10 July
1,900
1
Pacific Oil & Gas DevelopReserve Oil & Gas Co__—_
Averages
Apr
19%
1.80
1
139.20
Apr
Jan
1.80
com.
169.09
Aug
16%
1.80
_
_
740.56
Jun 4
3%
69
Apr
July
400
—
25c
Ltd
Co
American Invest
139.03
10—IZZZIZI
X -A
„
AA
io
Oct
5%
3% May
3% Jun
"
Merchants
168.50
A..
Aug
7%
Inc
Co
739.83
Jan
1.10
Jun
8,100
/
Sep;; AAA 98% Get
Jan
52 c
30c
97'
10
93.86
261.08
Aug
95c
47c
10c
.'31% July
40% May
,.
97% Oct
-
Indus-
-
261.27
139.35
May
17
Aug
y
_
62c
44c
47c
1
(Un)
.
Mar
Jan
10c
10
$7,000
"/"-"2;ioo
i '.' V
10
262.01
139.35
139.15
Sep
35c
45c
61c
r r
33% Mar
'
170.93
Apr
46
Mar
1
—
25% Mar
;
65
Stocks
r
168.97
:37% May
2.75 Oct
7% Jan
•
ties
■
169.74
Utilities,
Jan
1.00
22
Feb /•
35c
Calif
.
34% Mar
30c
*
Frank
Jan
2.55
Total'"'
Utili-
Rail¬
roads
745.06
■
Jan
6
Aug
18%
2.55
50c
&
45c
300 *
-
33%
13%
261
-Bonds-
743.90
Jan
1
Company
M & M
2.35
1.75 Mar
-
Jan
2.55
Lasco Industries
Salt
-
—-v
33%
A_
9J/4 Aug
representative stocks and bonds listed
743.86
Oct
'
*
Feb
May
37%
200
19%
Sep
8%
'
High
75
Feb
4
6,600
50c
19
Sep
27%
compiled7 by Dow-Jones•& Co.
15
20
30
trials
Oct.
A' : A. :!
Jan
25C
class
Co of
! .'"■'!'"
37
15c
Oil
Jade
47c
47c
10
Co
Ltd
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Leslie
GOO
4%
2
General Exploration
Goebel Brewing Co
Good
4%
'•;
28
10
!
:
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Oil
-
2.20
2.10
.—5.50 /: 'V-'
Cypress Abbey Co
Exeter
37%
Z
3,900
-1,000
4%
V
Low
'■
)
74%
2.10
8
A
1,072
98%
Oct.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Z
''
37%
ZZTi
Co
Cooke
&
V
■:'i'
'
Ltd
Enterprises
California
High
.'
■
65
1
-
Shares
•
A
Jan
38%"
98" J-
Oct.
for Week
36%
*
Inc
Co___
Oil
&
,
74
__•_
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Sales
'
Oct
28% *
97%
/
the New York Stock Exchange as
Oct.
C
May
6%
21 Vb
188
98-
;J
Oct;
other Exchanges.
Range
May
9
! Jan.
8
Sep
Sep
60
831
-Stocks-
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
of Prices
170'""
A
Sep
679
9
:37
"daily closing averages of
Sep
,
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Last
8%
38%
A
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
17%
Indus¬
Sale Price
•
Oct
5%
:
-;
"jf
-
STOCKS
38%
'
V; 388
27%
28%
28%
•
Sep
1891
Apr
30% Mar
715
7
6%
26%
Transit Co
6% %
Date
Week's
f
A":-
14%
Apr
Jan
4%
8A'A■ ■;
B O ND
.
Baltimore
3,300
68%
Friday
1,152
8%
*
common—
2,094
66%
8%
6%
26%
10
Light
Gas
37%
48%
7%
169
1.090
65%
*
Co__—:
5%
36%
31 Vb
65%
76
A 101
189
5
5
—1
—1
—;_4.50 A
Corp.
Oct
81
31% Jan
75
2.000
18%
67
American Machine
Jan
43%
Sep
33
.4,100
;
Zenith Radio-Corp _l
Aug
33 Vb
12%
189
'
Jan
43%
69 y2
446
400
Sep
5'/4
40%
•39%
60% Mar
38%
Marion
A: A
Apr-
79% Aug '
.
Jan
46%
'""•z
Sep
57%
11,600
46 y4
5-
n-
41 Vb
•
33% Jan
73% Jari
July.
68% Jan
Oct
24
20
56%
Corp
——
Family Life Ins
Improvement
Warner ;
11
37%
Gas
Washington
Jun
Jan
14%
.32%
42%
1
May
42
43%
700
57%
42%
.
112
Jan
36 y2 Aug
Jan
55%
' iiy2
Lab
Ramo-Wooldridge
Universal
Oct
Jan
'
32%
—1
Sep
76%
Jan
101
2,200
87
14 yB
55.
14%
71 y2
210
United
United
262
5%
37'%
French
&
Eastern
United
17% -Sep
13% Mar
Kline
South Jersey Gas Co_
Oil Co
Apr
71
4,089
74%
4,798
'5,971
7y8
55%
—.
B
Paper
Thompson
21%
72%
ll'/a
/
43 % July
2.50
class
Texas
74
High
Jan
4y8 Aug
29% Jan
—*
3.50
Bank—
Finance
Smith
11
20%
20%
com—*
Gas
Sun
Oct
39
36 %
54 %
'86%
-2.50
Publishing Co —__U
9y4
5% May
<
-
Sep
Sep
37%
86%
4
Western Bancorporation
Yates
9,400
8y8
50'A
28 y4 May
16
10
_
Jan
34%
10
340-
L—
Co
National
Scott
Apr
65% Aug
73 y4 Sep
Jan
520
76%
76%
105% 106 %
40%
40
106%
Inc
69
58 y2
16%
____1
Upjohn Co (Un)
32 y4 May
47
19
*
—
__
Jan
Feb
25 y4
•61%
4%
33 y8
33 Va
11
Reading
Oct
4%
35%
50
50
25
1
*
Riggs
Ritter
Jun
19%
67%
_16%
Universal Oil Products
37%
38%
67%
3.50
*
Feb
Jan
13
1,700
10,600
: ■:
50
.35%
i
25
_12 %
transmission
51%
28 y2
1,700
i9y8
common——*
10
&
Low
43%
,
common—10
Power
Electric
Service
Public
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
42%
*
Inc—
Electric
Potomac
Shares
5
Philadelphia Electric Co
Transportation Co
Sep
for Week
Low
par
i.Phila
-
700
33%
62%
69%
—
tmmmm
Universal Match Corp
World
53 %
Sep
17%
i:
Union Pacific RR (Un)
! United Stated "Gypsum
U S Steel Corp (Un)
Webcor
Sep
57
64 y4
La Salle St Corp
Carbide Corp ']
So
208
75
7
Company
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
Jan
____5
TGX3iCO IriC
Eastern
49%
58 y2
25
(Un)
Sunray D X L Oil
Texas
35 y2 Mar
-700
—
Corp
&
1,900
72 Va
,_6.25
of Indiana
of N J (Un)
Studebaker Corp
Swift
Sep
45%
Photo
Perfect
Sep
47%
29%
Rand Corp (Un) —_
Inc
Standard Oil of California
Storkline
9%
Jan
33
-50c
Spiegel
Standard Oil
Jan
•
18
(Un)
Sperry
Standard Oil
*
5
(Un)
Pacific Co
8%
34%
68%
44 V2
Southern Co
Southern
r 400
1,000
51%
5
—15
Corp
Mobil Oil
Socony
9 Vb
44 y4
44%
431/4
,
Sep;
9%
1
Shell Oil Co
9%
Jun
43%
.—1
___—,——■—,
600
9
9
1
8%
..
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
'
Sales
Riange
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1,1963»
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
.
STOCKS
May
>
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
'
Par
Acme Markets Inc
Addressograph Multigraph
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
2.50
'
common
&
73%
1
56%
56 y2
'21%
33 Vb
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric
•
Arundel
Atlantic
Atlas
Research
!
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Company
Campbell Soup
Charge
Central
RR
N
Curtis
Publishing
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
&
Class
Co
A
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
America
at
Stores
General
(Julius)
Pulp
series
$1.41
2nd
International
Macke
&
A
&
Pennsalt
16
96%
92%
8
107%
Apr
10
Aug
Sep
Apr
24%
9614
1,190
5%- Aug
8V4
S. Government
——
'
308
*<46% Jan
Bank———
10
14%
9,657
51%
and
Industrial—'.
13,935,000
$16,276,000 $1,009,865,960 $1,162,152,000
$22,257,500
—
56'% Aug
32%
30
Apr
50 y4
Jan
60%
Sep
62
237/a
Jan
26%
Feb
21%
21%
100
21%
Oct
21%
Oct
25
25
10
24 Va
Jun
25 y2
Jan
2,178
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
21%
Domestic
(No. of
1,046
2iya
Jan
54%
3.280
41%
Feb
59
Sep
Mon.
Oct.
7.
1,390,355
10%
1,064
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
Tues.
Oct.
8.
1,403,395
44
44
9-
1,423,040
__50c
20
Oct
35% July
44
18%
Oct
22
Apr,
Thur.
Jan
80
Sep
Fri.
Bond
$1194,000
$3,000
$191,000
Sales
Bonds
■
"sZooo
346.000
2.000
335.000
65,000
370,000
3,000
373.000
1,444,405
Oct. 11.
339.000
1,132,680
Oct. 10.
57%
274.000
9,000
283.000
$1,509,000
$82,000
400,000
Jun
Z
18%
19
78
76%
79%
5,899
10%
10%
25
.
Feb
55
,
common—_1
^
25 %
Total
Corporate
Bonds
.Bonds
Shares)
22 %
52%
Foreign
Gov't
Stocks
22
Exchange
Transactions at the American Stock
341% Aug
8
25%
10%
_A
69,670,600
1,092,466,400
20,588,000
!
-
92,952,500
916,604,460
Jan
60
1 66%
Corp
$2,341,000
1,666,500
Total
$15,000
$309,000
$3,000
—
Feb
54
732,192,160
872,819,725
Oct
7
1962
1963
11,822,758
Bonds—
International
Sep
Va
,8% May
preferred
__25
22%
22%
50
22%
22%
24.50
25%
25%
100
24%
29
Oct.
Wed.
■
Jun
-!
Jan
"~T"rV
Paper—"
10c
23 Va
23%
24
308
1
197/3
19%
20%
120
19%
Oct
ZZZl
21%
21%
21%
19%
Jun
1
'18V2
18 y8
19'%
Z_I_Z~Z~16%c
98%
!;
Corp
Chemicals
Corp
footnotes,
41.
29
Feb
24 Va
V
<
-
98% 100
^315
2", 361
'
17% July
77% Jan
Jan
366
24
1962
1963
•
■
Stocks—Number of Shares—
Jan
22%
$5,000
.'—.—
'
3,361,755
6,793,875
'
1963
240,287,182
Jan
'
107
Aug
44%.
44%
49
50%
51%
745
33%
33%
34
3,135.
32 y2
Apr
18%
20 Va
7,971
12%
Feb
23
Domestic"
—
'^$1,509,000
-
$1,192,000
$58,108,000
36 % May
19%
\'Z'
30%
,
Jan
47%
Sep
Foreign
Government
32%
Jan
52%
Sep
Foreign
Corporate.'
Sep
Total
—
'
82.000
5,000
$1,596,000
>•
$1,596,000
Jan. 1 to Oct.
Jar
Week Ended Oct. 11
'
3
see page
6,793,875
Total
Oct
Sep
20 Va Apr
A
Inc
Inc
U.
Sep
25%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water—IZZZII*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR__
Z___50
For
/
53%
Resistance.—.—
Fund
Co
30
Jan. 1 to Oct. 11
-.1962
_
23,699,060
10%
common.!
preferred
Martin-Marietta
Merck
1963
Railroad
178
8%
$22,257,500
$3,000
$1,666,500
$20,588,000
Jun
10%
Vending class
Madison
16
31%
1
General Motors Corp
Homasote Co
5%
•4,372,000
2
Acceptance
Hudson
3,603,000
321,000
—AAA—2.50
Co__A
Dairies
Garfinckel
Jan
60
25%
166,000
4,051,000
Bait—"Z ~~
non-voting__
Food
31ye
10
;_25c
:
348,000
392,500
Stocks—Number of Shares—
May
12 y4
4,622,000
4,953.500
4,274,000
Week Ended Oct. 11
Oct
Jan
11
101%
52
107/s
■14%
Jan
64
13%
88%
Oct
11% Aug
10%
5
Battery
Porter
Finance
53%
23,699,060
,
3,437,000
Sep
8y8
8%
6%
Total
Jan
555
/,
99%
•
*
49%
14%
July
May?
1
Storage
Corp
Fischer
318
10
16
___5
9
2,123
937/3
6.75
Light
Electric
Eltra
43 y8
446
10%
\
Light
686
,
Snl^s
$4,707,000
4,561,000
Feb
12%
-
12%
Co
28 %
10%
50
Chrysler Corp—__
1,792
Jan
$4,265,000
Bond
Bonds
$3,000,
$439,000
Oct
24%
-
12%
101%
1
J—
130%
12 ya
1.80
__
Spv_i._.
of
Co
Oct. 11
Oct
Feb
Jan
9%
13%
9
Oct. 10—:
' Sep
22%
12%
114%
47%
9%
58
Sep
8—
Oct.
Fri.
Jan
9
9%
;
5
.__
55%
140
80 Va
Feb
24,096
Z
13
68
'
;
4,921,020
5,521,080
4,464,050
4,743,640
Oct.„
Thur.
21%
26%
1
Co
Central
V
851
56%
4,049,270
Tues.
High
129%
45%
ZI
10c
,
128
7
Wted.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
74%
26%
1
Co
_
128%
~—4.33
Corp
Credit
Shares
High
73%
10
Tel
for Week
Loiv
,Govt.
Bonds
f Bonds
Oct.
Mon.
Range
Sale Price
v.
Sales
of Prices
'•
Shares
Totalv
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
No. of
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Int'l
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
11
1962
241,364,084
$56,117,000
1,470.000
AaR'nnn
7,000
438,000
1,205,000
$1,267,000
$61,095,000
$58,792,000
'
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
(1469)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
?
■
-
,
.
CANADIAN- MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 1 I )
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Are
Shown
in
Expressed
Par
•/.
Abitibi
41/2 cjc
_
4% %
4(4%
-
Anglo
preferred
Canadian Pulp
Argus/ Corp Ltd
$2.60 class A
—
C
Jan
25% Aug
43%
Jan
59
May
21,570
22
Jan
30
Jun
3,610
39
40
a22
47%
51 (4
,25,954
40%
a22
47(4
52(4
52(4
50
V: 44
4(4% pfd-50
——
50
50
51 (4
52
22
Jan
Aug
175
51(4
Oct
54
10O
42
Jan
50% Aug
485
52
Oct
135
/
9
Jan
Feb
Jan
53% May
Molson
Jan
9% May
Class
24%
24(4
25
4,548
23(4 Aug
29(4
19
18%
19
1,555
16% July
.10
65
64
65
4,931
61
July
70
Bank of Nova Scotia—
.10
72%
71%
72%
863
67
July
76%
Banque Canadian National
.10
80%
79%
80 %
4,842
53
1,113
common
—.
53
Bell
pfd—
5%
Corp
17%
.25
5(4%' preferred
:
54(4
51%
Jan
B
——
„£
6%
.50
Mersey 5(4 % pfd—
Brazilian Traction Light to PowerBritish American Bank Note Co—
2.60
Bowater
Paper
!—_—•
_——
52
Columbia
British
Brockville
Brown
7%
Products
Building
—5
Gold
25%
Calgary Power
Canada Cement
$1.30
•
_•
common
common
Canada
1—_L
Malting
5%
!
preferred
Breweries
Canadian
$2.20
Feb
Feb
8.75
5.50 July
V.
Price
39%
30
26% July
Jun
565
20%
Jan
25
21%
Oct
22%
-'350
96
a96
2,111
13 %
13%
108
10
10%
Sep
94
Mar
98
58 %
Oct
Sep
13% July
11%
11V2 May
Sep-
55
55(4 May
•
9
9
9(4
1,125
8%
Aug
10% May
10 (4
12
14.150
10%
Oct
warrants—
37
12
May
Power
Shell
18
Aug
19
Jun
50
15% Mar
18
May
64(4
3.926
60 %f July
63%
63%
16%
16(4
16%
4,215
13%
81
83(4
175
80%
Jan
Del
Corbys
class
Cork
Seal
A__
Petroleum
preferred
Steel
to
i
Stores
Ltd—
Chemical
Pont
of
7(4%
East
Famous
Fleetwood
Fraser
General
Great
5%
Lakes
Aug
11%
Oct
Apr
19
213
18(4 al8%
451
70
70
25
515
26%
26%
.
17(4
5%
Aug
8(4
July
80
70
Oct
81
22
Jan
27
75
Jan
July
11(4
200
10%
Aug
12%
Jun
53 (4
54
1.012
47%
Jan
55%
Jun
13%
12
Jun
13%
17%
,4,375
14
17%
4.975
5
65
1.595
19V4
'4.314
64(4
18(4'
18%
16% July
Jan
19
61
Jan
67%
17
July
20
Feb
21
610
21.817
10(4
Jan
Andy
Hardee
Co
Farms
Hawkey
13 %
Feb
15(4
16
'-2,775
17%
17%
7.073
16% Aug
20%
20
20 Va
3.094
16%
Jan
24%
24 %
24%
350
21%
Jan
40%
41
695
35%
Aug
a84
a84
16
11%
11%
3.172
a24 (4 a24(4
51%
50%
52 %
,
5
5.625
80
Jan
20
85
May
Jan
11%
Oct
18
Feb
27%
Oct
50%
Oct
66
9'
Jun
1.035
17%
Jan
21% May
v
100
19
Sep
25-
300
7
Sep
11(4 May
Jan
32
19%
20
20
30%
8%
30 %
8%
30%
691
2.95
2.95
1,825
al7
al7
25
17%
Apr
21
Jan
a25(4 a25%
25
25%
Sep
30%
Feb
334%
a85
20
64%
Jan
81%
Aug
all
75
10
Jan
12%
Jun
July
Jan
<
19(4
all
:
25(4
2.80 July
48%
48
48%
300
47
24
22%
24%
10,636
16
Preferred
Hollinger
Home
-
Oil
class
2.35
6
6
100
Mines
Smith
Bay
Hudson's
Bay
Oil
of
6%,
a96
a96
755
400
20,300
5
12%
Oct
1.95 July
4.65
90
Jan
Apr
27%
27%
28%
6.825
21Jan
13%
13 %
14%
4.877
10
14%
14
14%
3.956
11%
2.15
2.10
2.20
3.600
42%
42%
.—20c
$2.00, pfd——50
Paper
2.35
»
A——
Pittfield—
Howard
13
/
5
X-i_££~_i.-£~—_~ZI*
Hudson
Husky
12%
2.35
■
Gold
—
to
12%
*
com
Ltd
;
.<•.
Consol
Class - B
Home
l
com.*
common.-
Ltd_
3.75
Feb
Jun
Feb
48% July
23
Sep
July
Jun
1.40 Mar
19% Mar
3.80
Jan
7% May
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Indus
Acceptance
preferred
:
Corp
Inland
Inland
Cement
Natural
Gas
International
Bronze
International
Nickel
International
Internat'l
Paper
Utilities
Canada
common
Corp
common
$2.00
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
86(4
Jan
5,505
6%
Jun
743/4
75%
4,647
10
10
500
21%
21%
11%
400
11
.
6.15
'■
1
'■
4%%
Mar
11%
Sep
Sep
8%
Feb
4.25 July
5%
Jun
Jun
28%
Feb
7
26
Jan
1,960
22
20% May
Sep
13%
8.50 May
Jan
5.40
500
2654
Jan
43
9%
8,489
(2
a8%
a20
a20
19
36(4
37%
2,291
29%
29
30
1,109
29
12
\ 12
22%
350
Jan
22'/a
18,982
18 %
Feb
22(4
"22
22%
546
19%
Feb
27%
Jun
52
'
37 %
.
*
.—*
*
5334
1,385
Mar
53%
Oct
■i 30
22%
1
53
6%
Feb
9%
7%
'25.
Feb
9
21
Jan
Jan
37%
Aug
36%
Oct
Feb
12%
Sep
Apr
20
>
Oct
Apr
'
9%
43
Oct
59%
Feb
66% May
11
Oct
15(4
Jan
11(4
Feb
62%
ioy4
'
63
250
11%
11%
3,130
10(4
11%
,
10(4
4,625
9%
Jan
Jan
35%
Oct
Jun
15%
Oct
1.50 Mar
1.84
Jan
Jan
34
33%
35%
18,011
21%
15%
15%
15%
1,775
14%
1.65
1.65
1,000
113/4
■'
100
12%
Ml%
Aug
14%
1,600
10%
Feb
12%
Oct
6%
Jan
60%
Jun
Feb
11%
12%
11%
!
4.60
460
"460
100
56 3/4
57%
57%
2,148
55% Aug
Oct
65c
1,300
30c
Jun
2.05
16%
173/4
5,000
13
Mar
17%
—-—-*
16%
16(4
1,100
13
Mar
16%
Oct
———*
al6(4
a 16(4
45
16% July
21%
Jan
^
18
18%
350
17%
Sep
23
200
95
Aug
100
950
33
Jan
'
—
class A
_L£
.
60c
16(4
97
100
preferred,-^—
Ltd
Zellers
97,
,
35%
*
common.—
35%
.
Canadian Stock
'
Prices
■
Expressed
Arc
Shown
Oct
May
Apr
''
Aracon
Class
A
Shares
Low
60c
Belle Mines Ltd—1
Ameranium Mines Ltd
1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1 L
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—_*
Anthonian. Mining Corp Ltd
1
Arno Mines Ltd
-*
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
*
Augustus Exploration
;
1
Baker Talc Ltd
1
Bateman
10c
/
Black
Blue
——
River
—
Raceway
Inc
com
Ltd————
29 %
Jun
14%
Jan
Mines
Bruneau
Brunswick
Burnt
Ltd
;
—/
Jan
Collieries
1.095
5 %
6%
Jan
91
23%
9.925
21%
Aug
28%
Jan
98%
98%
1.010
95
Mar
99(4 Aug
17%
425
17%
5%
Sep
19,
May
6(4 Aug
Interurban
6
6%
a20
68
67
8.030
37%
38%
2,227
28%
38%
Sep
Casavant
23%
24 %
2,560
22
28
Jun
Cassiar
49
50
155
48'A
Jan
55(4
Jun
Central
84%
85
1.545
78%
Feb
87
Apr
Jan
Aug
23(4
Sep
Carbec
73%
Feb
Mines
Cartier
May
Dock
Dredge
a20
July
(
Freres
Asbestos
Cessland
1
Ltee class A
Corp
Manitoba
Corp Ltd
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
90c
3.65
3.75
385 v 385
1.65
1.65
8%
8%
5.00
5.25
2.90
9c
V
2c
—
,
1'
*
*
,
9c
2c
a3c
a6c
a2c
a2c
4.60
4.70
alO% al0%
4c
4c
1.50
1.50
.
'
*
1
3.90
2.90
10c
2c
3.20
2.90
3.20
,
,
1.50
25
,1.500
600
Jan
46c
Oct
13c, July
Mar
Sep
9c
7 (4c
Oct
Oct
30c
Apr
7c
Sep
12c
Jan
3.85 July
3.00 July
Jun
10c
Jan
21c
10c
May
19c
Jan
50c
May
62c
July
16c
3.85
Jun
£
Sep
40c
5.55
Aug
25c
Sep
Aug -
24
85c
Oct
Oct
Sep
35c
18
'
94c
Feb
Sep
3.60 Aug
5.05 May
3.50 Mar
4.90 Jan
1.65
2.90
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10
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Oct
Mar
Jun
Jan
3.10
20c
Aug
Apr
Feb
Apr
11% Aug
5.25 Oct
Jan
Feb
3.20
,
1.75
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7.00
3.10
5,700
5,000
400
100
1.045
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Sep
3%c Jun
200
30
100
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1.360
240
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3.30
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6c
700
2,100
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19(4
85c
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Ltd
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19(4
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1
Jun
8c
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1.300
23,000
3.70
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65%
17(4
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66
61
35c
5.55
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2.300
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5.50
25c
16c
12c
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26c
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13.000
85c
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Co
Arena
Canadian
13
Jan
Edmonton
Canadian
39% July
5.770
16%
&
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May
3.895
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Calgary
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44
13%
6%
6(4
61c
5.50
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Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd—_—1
23
61c
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3.546
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32
21200
35.050
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,
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84c
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210
28.000
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3.20
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—
99c
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5c
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2.000
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1
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12c
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194,100
13.115
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8c
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Band-Ore
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16
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850
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,
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3.50
400
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Jan
llo
10,250
4.50
1,1963
High
Low-
~ ;
4.50
—
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Ltd—
Alscope Consolidated
Alsof Mines Ltd
Range Since Jan.
High
14%c 17%c
—
Radio Electronics Ltd—
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Sep
for Week
of Prices
1
Ajax Minerals
Mines
(14(4 May
Sales
Range
Par
Alpha
Canadian Dollars
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Sale Price
'
,
Bornite
45
40% May
Exchange
in
Last
,
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2.25
36%
Friday
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>
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23
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17
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July
71
335
14%
For footnotes, see page 41
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10
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810
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of
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8
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43%
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16
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31
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21
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120
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114
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8% Feb
116
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21
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1
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37%
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Feb
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36%
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May
14% May
23% May
500
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37%
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r
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10,580
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Sep
11%
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23% Jan
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preferred
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to
780
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12
76
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Oct
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Co
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to
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Co
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A
Power
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76
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300
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preferred
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8,655
10
3(4
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Kootenay
a
140
29
•
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8%
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11%
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6%
10
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of
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29
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25
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50
2.50
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.
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2
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7%
13
251
22(4 Aug
132
11% Mar
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22
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821
10%
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Turnbull Elevator Ltd common
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Union Oil Co of Canada Ltd——-—1
United Steel Corp—
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Walker Gooderham & Worts
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a
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15
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12
10
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13
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14
420
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8%
20
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116
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132
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18
a
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6.85 July
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116
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2
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132
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600
25
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all
*
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10%
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19(4
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24%
Oct
19%
,
27(4
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16% Sep
19%
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class
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11%
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to
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19
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100
Feb
11
24.015
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100
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42
1.1%
37
~
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15
400
11%
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-all
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Credit
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3,000
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4
*
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Textile
Glass
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615
3.95
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Columbia Cellulose
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125
16 ■■-! 16
•
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100
1
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37
25
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16% Apr
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83 %
4
Oct
94
*
preferred
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8,'500
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2.80 Mar
9%
11%
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Oct
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&
37
Oct
37
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Canadian
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240
4.60
5.05
37
9(4
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Salada Foods common
Scott-Lasalle Ltd
50
Canadian
*
5
*
Sep
May
Jun
Sep
Co
Petrofina
Canadian
Feb
_
50
9% July
7%
31
Feb
7%
May
31%
14%
Feb
6%
'
:
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Sep
8%
Jan
52(4
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May
14
Jan
common
51%
12,340
10(4
—
Pacific
preferred
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675
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6%
385
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45%
preferred
53
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1,460
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to
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52%
37
Power
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12
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53
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100
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99
Royal Bank of Canada
Russell & Sons Ltd class A
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Canadian Chemical
12(4
100
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Sep
Aug
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28
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May
48
20
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30
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■
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30
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350
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29
5,417
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8% Oct
31
20% Jan
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425
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Canadian
£
,
8%
11%
11
6%
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St
common
preferred
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a
10 %
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21%
5,350
22(4
57(4
Oct
;
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28%
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Sep
24%
Jan
Jan
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6 ',v
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28
21 %
18%
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300
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12.50
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-
21%
21%
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27%
10
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Canada 'Iron
37%
37
Sugar Co Ltd—*
to Dominion
Canada
22
Sep
12
18%
801
26
28(4
Page-Hersey Tubes
57% May
17(4
24 % May
•
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—
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Pacific
Oct
25%
Jan
179
5%
37%
30
preferred
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23 Ve
Feb
6%
23
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*
class
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100
560
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52
450
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Oct
Mar
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10
pfd
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7,950
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50
24 % 7 24%
55
54%
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5
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May
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53
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British Columbia
53
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52
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50
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53
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305
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51(4
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14,850
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May
45% July
8,031
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51%
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-
^
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17%
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7%
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Bank of Montreal
7%'
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common
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Mitchell (Robt)
19% May
Asbestos Corp
Atlantic Sugar
Jan
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Ltd
Co
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53 % May
50%
50(4
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May
43
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1,565
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22
100
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9%
200
39
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;
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39
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12% July
,
15%
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Massey-Ferguson
May
56
-
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7%
Paper
Apr
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2,511
20%
—
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14
7%
—
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14%
475
18%
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13%
18%
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13%
2.50
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10
Sep
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11%
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140
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Range Since Jan, 1,1963
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17%
17%
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com
—:
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Co
Loeb
Corp
Ltd
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50% May
o
11
Lewis
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23% May
45
53(4
11
preferred
preferred
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Oct
40%
Sep
165
460
£
52%
52
50
50
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45
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preferred
preferred
preferred
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29%
47(4
pfd
$2.90 preferred
class
1,050
58(4
40%
Anglo Canadian Telep Co
$2.65 preferred
$2.70
25(4
57
25(4
pfd—25
—:
50
4%
Canada
of
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Oct
51%
25
57%
preferred
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Feb
28%
25
—*
_—
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High
$1.25
40%
51%
50(4
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Low
High
48
•
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i-
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Par
.
Paper
to
Power
Laurentide
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•
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Financial
Ltd
Labatt
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
Service Ltd
Public
Jamaica
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Dollars
Canadian
£ Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Frices
37
,■
Jan
Sep
Jan
3 (4 c July
9c
Jan
11c
Mar
5(4
12
11c
2 90
Jun
May
Feb
Jun
38
(1470)
v
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Pa
Minerals Ltd
Cliioougauiau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Chemalloy
Cieui-nd
Copper
Gas
51c
&
Mogador
Consolidated
Sec
4.000
3.345
55c
3,400
60c
a60c
33
60c
28c
30c
49.443
14c
5.000
Feb
6%c
;■>
82c
Aug
May
4.75 July
Jan
4.00
90c
Apr
July
Jun
30c
Oct
6c
Der
4c
Sep
al5c
300
16c
Aug
40
5.618
36%
Jan
13c
13c
2,000
11c
Apr
18 %c
12c
2.000
10c
Sep
3uc
Feb,
Oct
34c
10
10
10 Va
850
*
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lc
5c
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lc
\
28 Va
100
26%
31c
34c
28.700
22 %c
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4.000
10c
28 %
26%
29
1,040
23
1.31
Steel Works Ltd:
Mines Ltd
Dumont Nickel Corp
9%
Dumagami
East
21c
——
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Sullivan
Mines
Mining
33
1.50
a83c
Oct
>10%
Apr
Jan
1.95
1.03
Sep
,1.300
Feb
Oct
1.70
2.76
July
July
9 Va
Sep
11
8%C
161.500
5c
Aug
35c
12c
10,000
IOC
Jan
-23c
Mines
Fontana
Reliance
Fort
2c
Feb
Inc—
2 V2 c
3C
a8.00
50
Glen
Int'l Atlas Dev
International
3.800
16c
2.200
i.700
Jubilee
Kieiia
Ltd—'
Gold
Mines
2.05
40.786
alO
10
Alfred
Jan
3.85 May
Jan
1.80
Jun
8c
,
2.80
Apr
Sep
Ltd
1
3%e
3; iiC
2.000
3c
Aug
8%c Jan
5%
5%
2.200
3 85
Jan
6.00
2.28
Feb
1.05
11%
9
Sep
Apr
Oct
5
Jan
52%
Oct
52% May
53%
Jun
9.735
1.79 Aug
3.85
Apr
2.09
1.95
4.50
4.50
6,560
98c
98c
1.05
8%
6 y4 Mar ;
4V'2 Aug
8.057
8 Va
44 Va
200
4.40
8V1
445
2.85
>
99c
1.60 May
Aug
7%
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
25 Va
34%
1.45
34%
500
1.00
1.15
9,900
60c
7%
7 %
350
7 V
19
1
19
400
206
7%
Jan
——
3.05
Oct
12 y4
3c
Apr
•
A
9%
3.05
5c
20.500
Aug
7% Aug
May
20% May
Jan
Jun
Feb
8c
20V2
Oct
Aug
Sep
Mar
Jan
24
25c
500
22
20 %
21%
8
18
100
-4c
4c
10
3.05
—
Mining Co Ltd
(Walter Mi
Oct
12
1.15
—.
'
Hygre.de Gold Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd—
ll
Massval
81c
''
Mount
Royal
Rice
54%
Apr
II.500
36c
Jan
10
Jan
Sep
7Va July
8
53%
5%
253
5V4
11c
11.500
9%c
95c
1.17
50.700
31c
37c
19.200
1.40
1.50
19
19
100
31c
20c
34c
140.600
48c
;
48c
6%c
7c
88c
98c
6%
11%
11%
11%
1.25
1.25
1.30
,,
Apr
1.27
Sep
41c
Sep
Apr
3.60 May
Jan
19%
Sep
Sep
87 c
Feb
Sep
July
70c
Feb
36c
Jan
Mar
6c
1.90
48V2c May
Jan
'
500
6%
Jan
41c
38c
90.500
6%
Oct-
18c
5.600
91c
Ltd———.
1.10
Jan
9c
5%
Feb
Oct
Apr
14
500
48c
_
50c
11 Vac
4.920
6%C
.
common
>
12c
9VaC
'
32e
Ltd
Mills
40c
Jan
1.00
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Dairies
Oct
44%
1.50
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd_^
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
—
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd.—:
Royal
34c
2.750
a7.0O B7.00
10c
Mount
6c
8,200
47
12c 14 %c
5%
Mines Ltd
125
40c
J'''-'
Chipman
Pleasant
a5c
34c
35 c
preferred
Mount
Jun
a5c
46%
Mining Corp LtdMclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers Distilleries Ltd common
Mercury
20.500
60c
39c
60c
McAdam
6
325
11
9%
Aug
New
Vending Co Ltd—
Feb
Ltd——
Minera's
,12c
9%c
Formaque Mines Ltd
4
4%c
y2 c
1.25
600
13.60c
9c
1.000
3c
.
Jun
12
July
2.45 Mar
Sep
Sep
18c
May
Apr
6c
Apr
'
Mines
Nocana
Norlartic
North
Northern
Northwest
24.800
12c
Jan
11c
12,000
9c
Aug
6c
10,000
3c
Sep
14%c Mar
11 %c 11 %c
100
Oct
11 %c
___
_——
Asbestos
American
Oct
Feb
25c
10c
5c
dLtd
American
North
25c
15c
20C
_
Ltd
Mines
'
25c
10%c
Newrieh Exploration Co Ltd
West Amulet Mines Ltd
New
Corp-
Metals
Rare
'
5%c
Ltd-—
5%c
40c
75.250
25c
Aug
57c
Feb
Aug
x
3.00
298.750
75c
Sep
12c
24.000
11c
Oct
14c
15c
8.000
13c
Jan
22c
8.05
8.25
2.600
6.60
Feb
8.25
3.05
3.25
1.300
3.40
3.50
4.125
2.10-
2.30
Exploration Ltd—
Conalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Oct
10%c
4%c May
500
32c
39c
11 %c
,
11c
lie
8.10
—
Uranium
Orchan
Pacific
Cdn
Silver
Mines
Faudash
Mines
i
Ltd-
Mines
Atlantic
Patricia
Investment
Co—
14c
—
Ltd.-
3.80
Sep
24c
Mar
Acklands
13c
15c
1.95
3.00
12c
6.500
4c
3.500
5%c
4c
5%c
3.90
3.90
3.90
1.630
6c
6c
3.000
Jan
3.30
Apr
Oct,
3.50 Mar
Jan
48c
Sep
Smelting
r
Ponnbec
Mining
Phoenix
Corp4—
Oil
Canada
Co
70c'
Ltd
1 Jan
8c
May
4.20
Sep
8c
Aug
Jan
Lithium
Quebec
Red
Corp:
Smelting &
Crest
Gold
St
Lawrence
Diversified
Saucon
103.4
10%
850
9
16c
16c
500
14 %c
2.25
2.25
2.35
1.050
2.00
Sep
2.30
._s
2.30
2.30
200
2.25
Aug
Mines
common—
Sobey's
South
Stoics
Dufault
Sullivan
Lands
95c
Gold
Tache
Corp
Gold Mines
Tallisman
Tazin
Mines
Mines
:
Canada
Towns
2.50
425
2.25 Mar
.3.30
Aug
3.00
1.175
2.80
4.75
Jan
98c
14.200
42c
'
75c
Sep
Sep
69 650
12c
1.10
Jan
Oct
4.200
30c
60c
45.300
35c
11,000
19c
14%»
143^
1.550
Sep
Aug
14
16c
161.000
37c
43c
21.825
2.31
2.65
56.950
1.65 July
6%c
7c
2.000
6%c Sep
,
13c
1.70
1.70
2.300
Jan
Oct
42 c
Jan
23c
Feb
64c
1.00 Mar
42c
/
16
Apr
Feb
Arc
Voting
Alberta
A
Class
Ltd
1.80
Feb
G
650
Oct
7
Sep
70c
78c
7.500
70c
Oct
78c
Oct
14>2C
21c
210.075
8c
July
23c
72c
80c
"11.100
62c
Jan
10c
12c
42.000
6c
Jun
I4%c
5c
5c
4.700
5c
Sep
14c
4%c
4%c
4,500
4 Vac
Aug
6 %c
2.50
2.50
3.800
2.75
'
2.80
200
2.75
24%
27%
26%
41.
28
3.350
70c
see page
400
24% Mar
—*
4.15
4.00
4.15
740
3,35 Mar
2.85 >
2.85
2.95
4,307
2.35
Jan
3.io July
83c
86c
700
65c,
Jan
1.10 July
•
common
67c
70c
67.100
16
16
16%
1.885
2.25 July
Oct
38c
11%
Jan
July
Jan
83c
2.65
2.65
2.75
28%
28%
29%
4,500
3,598
26%
108%
109
265
107 %
8.00
8.30
5,050
'
—100
15
18%
3,672
17
Aug
19
24
23
24
1,668
19
Jan
24 3 4 May
6.25
6.25
6.25
78
*
a
58%
56%
58 V'2
4,775
11%
11%
130
common
*
Sep
Jan
29%
48,005
21%
4,764
30 %
22%
580
47 y2
48
756
1.15
1.05
•
—*
*
•
50
11%
preferred
preferred—
$2.60
class A
Class
C
$2.70
class
preferred
B preferred
Atlantic
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
$6
Atlantic
1
Sugar Refineries common
Class
A
800
75c
Aug
1,130
14 %
Mar
104
10
101 %
Jan
11%
3,376
8%
52
100
100
50
8,463
'385
50
7%
685
29
2,462
22 Vb
22 Va
200
25 %
25
25%
12,455
19
I8V4
19
6,971
23
23%
320
4.35
4.40
780
63%
23
4.35,
Class
A
Beatty
Co
Bow
5 % 'v
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Paper.
Tank
Bright
#T
British
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Brown
Bruck
Mills
Cabol
5%
9%
Jan
10
43
42
43%
625
33%
Jan
43 %
Oct
28
Jan
28
Jan
54Vn
53%
9 %
100
Feb
10% Mai-
5.00
305
52 V4
51 %
52 %'
375
50
Sep
Apr
53 % May
5iy4
52 V'4
500
50
Apr
53 % May
V'4
Feb
19 %
25
4.40
200
2.65
8,908
55
Sep
Sep
Jan
40
Sep
6'/a July
4.30 Oct
,
2.55
4.05 Mar
Oct
13,063
14,707
16 3
4
150
24%
24%
47,408
preferred—20
24%
19%
19 3
4
19 %
30
19%
Apr
25
55%
543«
55%
1,283
51 %
Jan
58
107j2 107%
21
105%
Apr
109
Oct
Jun
*
common.
-100
;i.—100
y___
4
89%
__
95
Oct
30%
12% May
23 V*
Oct
18
Jun
25%
Sep
25 v«
35
Jan
19%
.
Feb
20%
Jun
98
88
Apr
92 % July
90%
88
95
85
Ma r
108
70
102
July
Sep
108
Sep
230
102
July
Jan
17
Sep
Jan
25
Sep
15%
15V2
100%
15%
253
12
17
24
500
7%
8%
425
*
-——5
26
5%
25
26
1,015
5 V'4
5%
850
5%
Oct
•
9
.9
9%
1,924
8%
Aug
8
8
450
7%
Aug
—*
common——
*
—100
s—*
21%
45c
*
21%
103
21
8%
31 Va
49c
3.785
4()c
20%
102%
10 V'4
1.15
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5%
5 %
5%
36%
37 3 r
3,030
28
27
28
190
—•
—*
27
10
—100
4 85
305
37
Oct
Feb
Aug
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
20
6
July
8,619
103
*
common
Jan
Feb
3%
'22 v«
20
common,
Feb
87
107%
22%
—
Feb
May
94
;^-
.—
Jan
25
89 V'4
*
Enterprises
Jan
Mar
101% 101 %
108
101%
—*
A—i
class
3.15
1.73 Aug
80%, Aug
40
96
96
—
100
100
100
100
1
;—
preferred
Bread
6%
Apr
Jan
'
23%
A
Cement
50
32'
28%
^
Canada
.
5% May
1634
r
Dock
Canada
5%
307
40
2.55
23
Jan
24% May
105
6%
Aug
Apr
Apr
29
Jan
40
Apr
27
Aug
30
May
25 V2
,
"
Canada
Dominion
Canada
Foils
Canada
Iron
V4 %
Sugar
class
A
Foundries common
preferred
Malting
Canada
Packers
Canada
class
27
27%
796
Jun
30
May
39
39
50
35
Jan
43
May
21%
21V*
21%
2.370
20
Jail
25
May
89%
21 Va
89%
89%
205
92
21%
22
Jun
85
Jan
2,325
y8"
21%
Oct
24
Aug
1,260
56
Jan
63
Aug
55
Jail
63%
Oct
Feb
81
Jan
Aug
58 Va
*
A__
62 3'a
63
63%
1.195
,
*
63%
61 %
—10
79%
76 y4
79%
2,489
74
Canada Steamship Lines common
•
Canada Wire & Cable class B___„^*
57
57
58 Va
1,250
48
12
11%
12
180
Jan
14 y2
Apr
10
10
10%
4.625
8
Apr
11%
Jun
Julv
Class
B———
Mtge
,
Permanent
Canada
Aviation
Canadian
Canadian
Class
-—•
:
Class
A
Class
B
Aluminum
com
warrants
Cclanese
.
25,888
10
51
820
£0
Oct
55
May
53
6,275
51
Aug
55
9
9%
955
8
Aug
11
May
Apr
1.80
1.5%
1.65
1.75
1.050
1234
13
1,280
*
9
,
—
—
12,%
A
10%
2.65 May
1.60 Mar
2.70 May
1.(50 Mar
14
Jan
11
May
■■■■•
for
Canadian
of
section
Ltd
(19631
details
in
this
>
Investment
News
issue.
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
Chemical
Common
being
5.05
warrants—.
exchanged
5.10
8%
8%
8%
3
5,325
18
•
3.30
*
*
Canadian
Gen
B
—
5.10
Feb
Oct
Securities
class A.
3,900
3.90
4,055
1,126
f.%
-
12
Jail
Aug
17
July
18%
Sep
60c
July
1.00
Jan
8%
Jan
4.50
Sep
05
3 10
Oct
Feb
■
4.50
4.50
4.00
3.90
4.00
349
17%
17%
19
1,260
16 %
Aug
43 y8
43%
142
33%
Jan
44% May
13%
13 %
25
13%
Oct
19
19%
300
16 V4
Jan
16% Jun
20% May
t-
20
Preferred
186
64c
3.05
Wright-
Canadian Dredge Dock-..
18
60c
18
•
Curtis
3.00
50.845
for
20
Canadian
4.30
Co Ltd
.
Class
11% May
10 y8
10V4
Ltd
exchanged
Oct
52%
'
*
—
class
Canners
,,
Sec-
50
*
warrants--
Canadian
!!■%
1.70
~
preferred
British
Canadian
Vie
50%
——*
SO
Breweries
B
_
43%
*
*
Aug
1-775
52
40
9
4.50
22 3
Dredge
.
6 Va
51%
52
57% May
51 % July
27%
Co
Power
6
135
13,3.%
16;%
Jun
75c
6%
28
54 %
4.30
*
28
9' .2
4.75
-
July
28%
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
18%
July
50
Corp
Sugar
class
Jun
11
1,905
___—
Preferred
56
50%
25
2.15
Products
Calgary
Feb
205
80%
Company
Dry
Jun
1.90
preferred
preferred
preferred
Gold
20%
80%
Telephone
preferred—4% '/<>
preferred
4%preferred
<fe
Jan
Products—*
class B—*
Power
6%
Burrard
% 16%
225
Packers
Bulolo
220
2.15
Oil
Building
Jan
17%
May.
80%
Forest
B
Jan
4.10
*
-*
—
Columbia
Class
76%
2.15 Aug
•
common
Gt—
Columbia
$5.15
70
,67 % Julv
100
2.60
British
4%%
60% July
1,734
•
British^ American
5%V
3.201
13
*
common
British
British
65
9%
—
*
Bridge
May
5.00 May
Jan
51%
—1
50
*
preferred-—
Traction
Brazilian
25
Jan
4.10
May
13
50
Company
Bramalea
22%
Apr
19 %
July
9:%
——50
Mersey
16
Jan
,
13
*
t
preferred
preferred
Eowaters
Bowes
25% July
9%
25
*
common
5 VI
Aug
2.25
20
——
Corp
24%
*
common
—
Valley
Bowater
23
*
Bell
Telephone
Biltmore Hats
23 *4
Sep
*
:
.—
Lumber
Sep
72%
;
common—.
A
Eeaver
common—*
——-—
Bros
Class
8% May
Feb
18%
18
71
^
Paper
Apr
9% May
17%
Ijp
<fc
Power
7
■'
53 y2 May
Feb
2.25
64%
72 V4
Industries
Bathurst
53 %
Jan v"
7%
51
Nova Scotia
Bartaco
July
52
9%
19
10
.,
Bank of
May
22Va
*
Baak of Montreal
July
53
52%
-
Jun
13
Aug
9
>
Apr
Oct
Jan
52
7%
1.70
20%
105
50
9
52
*
—
Electric
Auto
1.15
20%
52
*
20
24
•
common
5%%
56% May
,11%
10
class B
Hardware
Ashdown
Oct
24% May
20
52
Jun
Sep
46
104
20
Feb
30
V40%
July
18%
_
May
May
12
July
22%
common
59
Jan
40 5 a
47V2
'
Jan
29
Sep
Jan
6.90
July
40
22%
pfd
10834
9% May
29 VV
—i
3.15 May
425
5.00
43%
40%
common
A
Jan
108 %
25
class
Jan
9.75
18%
1
1.14 Mur
,
7.20 Aug
106
Jan
108%
preferred
————50
Analogue Controls common—
lc
Anthes
Imperial .class A
;;
a
Class B 1st pfd
100
Corp
2.85 July
31%
110% July
^_10
Credit
4V
Jan
18%
—
Co
Oct
10
common
Ltd
2.00
Oct
% May
4.15
Jan
8.10
2.00 May
52 V^,
25
Aug
109
4V2%
$2.50
Jan
5
Gas
preferred
Argus
Aug
40 %
*
Warrants
Aluminium
;%•
90c
100
common
Oct
—
10
310
Algoma
Steel
Algonquin Building
Aluminum
High
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
26 635
Central
Being
•ml
—
Low
Shares
1D0
Trunk
Chemcell
5c
Ltd-
1.00
25 %
Algoma
4Vi%
High
of Prices
52 %
Natural
Jan
10c
Ltd—%
Dollars
Sa les
for Week
25
preferred——
B
Aug
2.67 Aug
15c
July
77c
1.
Canadian
Range
48
Alberta
84c
5 V4
in
Week's
Low
warrants
22c
5 %
>
Expressed
being
one
25 V2
preferred—
Jan
July
Jan
Jun
50%
trust
Gas
Class A
Aug
1.48
Sep
Exchange
segregated into two parts.
The first
the second list the MINKS and OILS,
Last
*—
35c
17 %C
Co
are
and
Shown
Warrants
6%c
78c
__
footnotes,
Feb
19c
__
Corp Ltd
United. Corporation class B_.;
United Obalski Mining Co Ltd
For
Sep
41c
Ltd
Electric
18c
6%c
49c
Asbestos
United
Jan
May
2.52
Ltd
Freezers
United
Jan
lc
30c 30>2C
13 %c
Tib
Trans
Jan
3.10
10c
35'2c
Mines Ltd
Exploration Ltd
Titan
Petroleum
Corp
3.75
>
5,500
14%
,
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
22.500
c
54
_______—
Lake Mines
24%c
16c
23c
i.:
—
Mines Ltd
Superpack
Surluga
IIV4 May
May
3%c
80c
40c
class A
Minea Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
Jan
80c
common—.i
Preferred
Air Services
Exploration & Mining
Standard
49
2.80
3.00
Spartan
6tairs
Oct
2.25
—
Metals
Ltd
Ltd
44%
15c
"
Summit
74c
3 V'2 c
—
Silver Town Mines
Jan
186
10%
Development
Silver Regent Mines Ltd
Silver
Sep
July
45
Ltd
Columbian
Lawrence
7c
5c
2.500
5c
87c
>
,-25
Distillers
Alberta
4
„
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
St
Jan
14.000
3%c
Refining Ltd-
Mines
Apr
3%C
3%c Aug
2.500
5c
31 L> c
443i
pfd„_
———50
6't
non
cum
part 2nd pfd——•—5
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd_-1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec*
46c
70c
4V'2c
1st
cum
Feb
3%c
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power
Corp of Canada—
%'\
1.60
4VaC jun
4%C
Pitt
4
.-
—-—
81c
common——•
Paper
&
Ltd
Sep
'
Peace River Mining &
issues
STOCKS,
STOCKS
Preferred
Burns
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
-
,—:
Power
Aoitibi
British
Automatic
national
Native
Exchange
*
Preferred
7fk
Stock
8% May
Jan
34 %
34%
—_1_
Les
Lamontagne, Ltd class A—.
Publishing Ltd
Malartic
5 V4
Sale Price
May ;*
1.45
July
1.00
15
4.25
"A"_:
Leland
Copper
Co Ltd
Mar
V4 a 52 %
4.50
.•
class
Lie
45c
Jun
,
2.20
815
4.25
Inc,
Oct
Jan
V4 a 52 %
2.09;
i
Leclerc
Lowney
634
1.99
Apr
2.00
a 52
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Lingside
1.10
Jun
4.25
a 52
—5
50
Corp
Laduboro Oil Ltd
Lambert
2.10
1.80
alO
—
Acceptance
Laiteries
250
1.10
.
Ltd
Petroleums
Labrador
3.00
21c
Apr
*5c
1.98
__
preferred
Corp
Aviation Ltd
Kodiak
May
Mdy
Sep
Par
Jan
Aug
10c
2,100
Ltd "A"__
(Can)
Iron
Keriting
,4,000
„
__
Jan
1.10
10.300
16c
a8c
3.00
_
2.75
3.20
1.25
2.05
convertible
6'r
25c
Abacon
,
a2c
1.10
a8s
Apr
8%c
13c
3.70
35c
Oct
5c
3.70
29 %c May
May
75c
45,700
1.25
Ltd
Foundation
Investment
Jan
16c
Explor „J
Paints
Jan
18c
1.00
Ltd
Helium
International
Aug
15c
14 Vac
Can
&
3c
6.000
40.000
8 Vac
Ltd—
Ltd
Inspiration
1,500
18c
21c
3 %C
75c
Age Mines Ltd
Chemicals
Mar
6V2C
„,
Gui Por Uranium Mines & Metals LtdInland
6c
7c
Lake Silver Mines Ltd—_
Golden
Sep
89c
Canada
of
Jan
8%
17c
19c
Autotronics
3c
18c
3 Vac
_
Ltd
Frigistors Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Genuine
300
Friday
Jun
6% July
5.000
a8.00
(1945) Ltd_
Minerals Ltd
Mines
Lake
Fox
4.500
2.000
INDUSTRIAL
Apr
common——
3c
3c
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
6%c
300
12y8c Mar
8Cp
3c
Toronto Stock
Sep
1.17
1.92 Jan
80c
Jan
a31c
Toronto
The
July
25c
.
6c
85c
Aug
29
Feb
3c
Jan
July
3.b5 Mar
a34c
1.19 Mar
Jan
700
10% " 10%
7 Vac
Ltd
Ltd
85c
Vork Speculative Inv Fund of Canada_2
% Aug
37c
8V2 Aug
46.800
2.60
Jan
16c
13.000
1.28
—
Exploration
&
Industries
Fiscal
*
Oct
IIV2C
A—
Explorations Ltd
Metal
Fano
79.500
5.75
*
Westville
Class
Fab
6 VaC
6c
High
Oct
Sep
25 %c
100
9.500
22c
a83c
class
Corp
■
1.35
2.50
.—
Ltd
Peel
Electrolier
9%
.
20c
1.50,
Ltd_
Mines
6c
1
1
Ltd
Co.
Feb
2.60
Mar
28 %
28%
.„
-
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_
East
1.00
Jan
18 V4
Jan
25c
1.32
.
&
25
23c
Ltd
Leaseholds
4.80
100
Ltd
Oil
41% May
1.40 July
14% July
29.490
%
18
18''4
Explorers Ltd
Drummond Weld
2.55
2.45
2.50
*
5
A
Dominion
725
1.05
■
i
class
5.00
1.05
Mines
Western
Jan
5
4.85
Helium
Westburne
10% Mar
8
Low
1
Ltd
Jun
25c
<
Range Since Jan. 1, 1903
High
*
Associates
Hout
Shares
Mar
6c
15c
38'•>
39%
Mar
Prices
Limitee
Equity
'3c
tic
Ltd
Corp
Dominion
Elder
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
2.000
77c
a
class A
Provost Ltee
Mines
Dome
Jan
2.000
3c
4.25
Ltd
y*
Denault
5%c
9c
—
Electronics Ltd
Delta
Van
%C
30c
Pacific
Petroleum
Crusade
Val
Apr
12c
New
&
Jan
14c
3 Vac
a
Ltd
Ltd—
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd i_i_
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Monpas Mines
Consolidated
Couvrette
98c
Feb
70c
A—__
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
Copperstream Mines
Oct
7%c
4.00
3
(Can) Ltd
Standard
Div
50c
Aug
3%c May
75c
—
Swimming Pools Ltd
9.550
65c
Safes
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
.
3c
___
Ltd—
Sale Price
Week's
Riange
of Prices
,
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
9c
Commodore Business Mach
Consolidated
High
50c
V,
—-
corp
Oil
Commercial
Low
_•
(Range for Week Ended October 1 1 )
Friday
Week's
Friday
'
•'
3.00
Sep
4.25 July
Jun
19
,
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1471)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Weekls
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
•
Canadian
Imperial Bank
Industrial Gas
Preferred
J-50
Tire
-25
Pacific Railway.-.
Petrofina preferred—
Canadian
Class
A
10
common—
Corp
Vickers
Western
Canadian
-
Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
7% July
13 %
3.175
10%
16%
4.910
13%
1.535
3.85
Oct
24%
Jan
10%
Sep
34%
23.653
11%
12
3,497
34 %
34'A
170
33%
27%
'395
-•"-'••••TO
99%
550
Clairtone
19
18%
17
390
15%
33%
545
25% Mar
Conduits
Consolidated
Preferred
Oct
1.212
56 % May
103%
Oct
321
11% Mar
14%
Jan
103%
12%
12%
8
3.50
7%
8
12.700
3.35
3.60
8'A
8 %
8%
Class
B
Crows
5.60
423
4.75
Jan
6.35
Feb
29
29%
Sep
16,839
22%
Jan
11,895
36
Jan
24,692
10% July
106%
520
16%
17%
17%
*
8'A
10%
•
2
100
*
53Ve
Nest
—
International Ltd
10%
13%
common....
4
7% July
107a
630
9
cominou
>'
May
13 % Mar
14 %
10,815
1.20
1.25
1,100
68
70%
577
55
14%
13'%
14%
200
14
53%
98
17 A
17%
13%
18
12%
11%
12 %
14'A
,
14
Oct
1.10
Jan
Seagrams
Dominion
pfd
Anglo Inv
&
Bridge
Coal preferred—
Dominion
25
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel
•
Dominion Glass Co common....——*
Preferred
10
Dominion Scottish Inv pfd
....50
Dominion
Steel
Coal
—*
Electrohome
Dominion
6614
18%
-;
50%
_-•_____
Dominion
Jun
Jan
8
2.65
Jun
11%
Leland
Jan
8%
Sep
Loblaw
17% May
4,100
11%
Jan
15%
Apr
Loblaw
5,197
47
Jan
55%
Jun
Loeb
98
300
92
Jan
Tar
16%
15%
173A
23
20%
Chemical common...•
&
new
17%
3,566
Textile
*
common—
Eddy
Match
Emco
1st
Ltd
warrants
10
Preferred
23% May
Maclaren
20
Macleods
Apr
Jun
Fanny
class
class
A
21
Oct
Federal Farms
50%
150
47 % Mar
14%
17'A
5,445
10
15%
16%.
4,085
13%
Feb
167
17%
17%
15,762
16%
Aug
21% July
Metro
22%
23 %
50% May
17%
Leaf
5 % "'c
Oct
M
E
Mills
Federal
Fleet
Fleetwood
Ford
Ford
___:
11%
Sep
Class
Jan
Monarch
Fine
Feb
16
Monarch
265
10% Juiv
Montreal
11%
Oct
Morse
52
13,950
Oct
2,661
'17
Jan
21% May
34%
935
25
Feb
38%
Jan
12%
Oct
83c
Jan
25
Feb
63%
Sep
19
Oct
40
45%
Feb
171%
Jan
lAJ)
79
6%
Sep
11% May
Neon
25%
Jan
32%
Dynamics
General
84'A
i
Motors
500
5%
Jun
7
325
6 %
Jan
8%
10%
Feb
16
6 %
6%
2,312
5%
Sep
8
26
6%
Development
General
1
1
1%
General
7
500
26
50
25 %
Sep
Jun
23
Jan
24% July
18%
Jan
26
2.20
Sep
3.20
14
14%
8,926
10%
Sep
14%
34.763
12%
Jan
16
Sept
70
104%
Jan
110%
Oct
%
85%
'<
15%
15%
16
100
109
108%
109
85%
Sep
1.65
1.95
Jan
3.25 May
7
Feb
4.75
3.00
Feb
4.75
2.15
'3,950
1.75
Jan
2.45 May
3.45
1.066
2.90
Sep
3.95
Feb
Sep
31%
Apr
Oct
32
Jan
28'%
199
27
30
395
28%
—•
7%
7%
7%
1,095
14
12
14%
2,950
10
July
86
86
80
86
Apr
12»%
400
12
Feb
—
100
Works
12%
•
,
100
51%
9%
9%
6%
6 %
310
5%
145 '
,
Oct
10%
Apr
14%
90
.'•
Oct
May
15%
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
57
Jun
7%
Jan
88
1,345
98%
52%
Aug
45%
3.906
100
•
*
8%
7% Mar
775
53
9%
—____5
A
Jun
1.20
28 %
common
Oct
400
28%
Foods
Jan
1,115
1,750
30
—
Ap*
6,800
28 %
1
common
Industries
Hees
a.
3
9% May
8
Jan
July
Telephone
Warrants
Sep
Jan
Jan
90c
13%
Jun
Feb
11% July
Sep
29%
Jun
/;
,
20
15
Apr
405
Jan
23
Oct
Sep
30
Mar
13
,
31% Mar
36%
36%
3 8 »/4
18.601
19%
19
19%
6,3-35
17 %
8%
8%
9%
925
8%
Aug
5.00
5.00
100
5.00 July
-r
—
!_100
83
83
83
•
24%
24%
24%
600
—L
*
80
60
Power
preferred
39%
Jan
I
1—
15% July
Fdb
•
Gas—
___.—
Scotia
Sep
29%
17%
27%
75
23
271/4
Oct
4.75
Jan
3.60
3° J
15
27%:
2.05
Oct
Oct
21
777
\
27
Jan
1.80
653
1.85
4.20
23
-
Oct
Jan
16%
27 %
•
;
Utilities
Northwest
14% July
14% July
100
1.80
23
Northern
Nova
140
26%'
27V\
Natural
Apr
1,360
1.80
preferred
30
class B——~*
Steel
Wire
16%
16
16
28V4
3.60
*
27
Ontario
63%
—
5% May
Jan
16
16
10
Mines
Feb
common
4.45
28 %
16
%
10
Noranda
Jan
5%
5 %
5
20
pfd__.
Niagara
65c
867
14%
475
24
.—•
Sep
Sep
32
84%
Oct
May
6,913
.
3.30
Feb
7
15%
25
2,p00
Trust
Niagara
15'A
21% July
26
'
Products
112
248
*
Bakeries
General
3.929
19%
3.00
Preferred
8%
7
22%
22 »/4
*
National
30%
6%^
13% Mar
2.10
Grocers
National
Jun
200
8
6%
5.635
Jan
2.30
Preferred
30%
common—
500
19%
•
Trust.
National
8'A
Trailer
Oct
82c
19
4.50
Northern
Freiman
Fruehauf
82c
,
23%
B
30%
'.—
Oct
3.40
Corp common
(Robert) class
Class
Sep
45c
146
Oct
7%
870
82c
19%
Drug & Chemical common—•
9
300
200
82c
"
,/
24%
National
210
500
60c
<
Feb
8%
Containers
12%,
20
Jan
10%
8%
National
73%
184
33%
8%
Jan
73%
57%'
31 % July
33V4
Feb
4.95
3.90
20
550
33
Sep
3.80
57%
Apr
33 Va
2.15
Locomotive
Montreal
Jun
Jan
Jan
51%
Aug
7%
26
Preferred
Sep
19%
58
9%
Jan
30
4.65
Knitting
Mar
Sep
July
33
55 c
Sep
47%
22%
B—
Mar
3.60 Aug
Apr
395
•
Pacific
Industries
39
19
250
9V'b
710/
331%
*
Brewery class A
50%
Oct
May
32
•
Aug
-
Feb
21%
13
50
*
9
10
<;"
49
Gas
1,610
183%
Co
15.137
•
31%
31
Grain
10%
——
Companies
8 'ii
49%
Brick
Canada
of
Fraser
Sep
8%
Milton
Co
Foundation
7%
1.25
Midwest
'
Corp
Motor
61,455
2.85
Midland
50%
60c
7%
8%
Apr
66
———
7%
Jan
12%
Jan
73^
Jan
43 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
22%
Sep
12%
800
1.25
Jun
275
73%
A—...
2.25
5.598
2.70
Apr
11%
A—
4.
5.900
12%
8aa
21%
12%
class
Grain
class
Mfg
Fittings
3.45
21%
2.85
4418
11%
3.80
3.05
'
24
6% July
Sep
'*
Jun
575
36%
12 %
^
16% July
7%
120
20%
Properties.-.
30 %
7%
39
20
%
■,
Canadian
C
3.400
189
38%
Jan
26%
•>
23 %
Stores common
3,242
20
20%
—*
Ltd
P
41%
230
Apr
Oct
Feb
*
—
20%
11V4
23%
20 %
Sep
19
July
125
775
12%
common
19%
350
12
25 %
20%
Jan
8%
18 Va
Jun
25%
__
_*
preferred
Maxwell
July
3
33
common
4.085
85c
Sep .X
8
15%
21%
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
49%
15%
Sep
37c
Oct
.20
preferred—.
July
15%
1
14
612
12%
.2__2.53
B_
19
19
Players Canadian——_
Farmer Candy—
13%
•
100
51%
Falconbridge
255
••",
Oct
Jan
93o
Oct
24
2.95 May
2.30 July
1,210
—'
______——_
Moore
Famous
8
16 Va
.1
;
21
15%
—10
Life Insurance ——
Exquisite
Forms
common
Empire
8
38%
Ltd
21
11%
,
47c
16%
__
4.35
Sep
Maple
225
*
,
Feb
50
1
Sep
,
200
16%
pfd__30
Inc
20
30
12%
13%
Sep
80c
Oct
3.125
51c
18%
19%
2.265
^
Jan
Sep
Feb
23
Jan
6% May
15c
2.40
12%
~~
80c
1438
720
2.70
Jan
2.65 May
8.050
"
2.55
■
30
Jun
125
4,605
50c.
4.35
Apr
3.55
Aug
*
preferred
Magna
37%
18%
50c
~L~
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
37
18
.
1.60
7%
13% Feb
37%
•
:
10% May
Apr
3.15
July
July
5
1.150
*
1st
68
7'A
Co—
Jan
10
55c
5%
19%'
—
A
class
17
9%
11% May
1.75
19%
A......
1,350
9%
Jan
3.30
19 %
40'A
Aug
•
18%
*
Trust
investment
Economic
3.05
12
class
A
.
700
4.20
common
5,730
•
Dupont Co
3.700
25
20
38
Jun
Feb
775
62c
3
Jan
21
10%
Apr
7
Jan
Jan
10%
200
10%
13%
2.05
9.399
:^___2
10%
1,006
3.40
10%
4,25
Shops
66%
40%
3.25
10%
'
,coirimon
Molson
——23.50
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
May
4.95
~
5%
61
.Jan
6%
4.75 Jan
87
Feb
1.70
Flnancl^ common.
B
9%
5,900
10%
TO
Candy
Groceterias
(M)
2.50
3.25
Preferred
Class
100
2.35
B\AA——A.—--I—
Class
1.75 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.850
—
Loan
Co
16
5%
Sep
6% '•': 6%
6%
__—
12% Mar
2,025
3.85
59%
100
1
Industries
Levy
Loblaw
2,290'
Feb
11
To
/ 2nd preferred
Oct
16% July
1.50
50% Aug
3.450
10
Laurentide
54
64
—
Stores
Dominion
;
Jan
.
13,787
__20
Secord
Class
Distillers
Dominion
Sep
3.50
2.50
Warrants
Lamblon
Laura
70%
Jan
Sep
1.85
537'b
warrants
$2,00
5% July
% 1.20
3.80
3.35
Gas_
18%
280
54% May
Aug
78%
•
preferred
preferred
3.840
Sep
48
175
11
preferred
1.090
Feb
Jun
68 %
540
52%
•
Cement
$1.40
6%
73-:4
27%
1,434
3.45
______
$1.25
8%
Jan
July
85
52 %
A
class
Feb
1.30
44%
61 %
21% Aug
*
—
19%: May
6
Apr
1.90
•
25c
A._
Preferred
Feb
109 %
1.20
--
3.80
84%
•
class
—
Jan
-8%
6A
8
*
*
*
10
10
:
,
220
1.90
84%
.-1
Jan
16 %
101
109%
Jan
106%
25
19
50
3.80
5
Lake Ontario'Cement common.A______l
41% May
12% Sep
Aug
50
107
1.010
2,617
49'a
6%
13,572
*
Preferred
Sep
107% 107 %
——
—
Timber
9%
40
62
67
241,4
653'4•
25
Labatt
July
Jan
•
61
23
66
23 %
'
Warrants
10
Jan
12%
62
*
preferred.
Lakeland
7%
11
5
2.50
56c
B
Lafarse
7%
38 Ve
Sep
28% July
warrants
Douglas
Jan
403
27%
23%
July
Warrants
Sep
1,325
*
Credit
Class
Kelly
9
9
107
voting
8%
-;
8%
18%
preferred
Cosmos Imperial
Crain (R L) Ltd
Trust
Jun
B
9% May
Aug
6%
1°°
2nd
Crown
Jan
7
5.60
17Va
Crestbrook
4.10
200
29
39-i«
B
Warrants
2,650
313
Mar
25
Lake
Preferred
■
3.80 May
8%
100
—
Coronation
Apr
7
11 A
—,-—
preferred
Distillery
2.10
8%
*
common
A
Class
4,700
7
Sep
16
225
Jockey, Club Ltd 'common
8% May
'
9
•
& Smelting
Paper
Gas
Apr
'
——
Consolidated
Consumers
5%
7
8 Va
205
Service—
Public
37%
96 %
Warrants
Consolidated Mining
Jamaica
Oct
37
Aug
1.325
i__
Syndicate
Class
450
•
—-10
common
Oct
Oct
37%
Ocr
27
i
Investors
Jan
37
-41c
22
warrants
aan
11%
37
1.795
19% May
87c
Jan
3%
interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
6-4
vA;.
50c
6%
Jam..
July
33%
<
43c
50c
High
Jail
8
common
Jun
17%
17%
22
__'
Utilities
Jun
20 Ve
22
Oct
Oct
7
Building
1961
4.75
410
26-%
Interprovincial Discount common
Apr
Jan
4.05
2.00
10 %
-
Jun
22%
8,880
18%
——*
Preferred
Oct
4.35
3.200
24,810
Bakeries
Consolidated
May,
12%
200
2.10
*
1
'
29
1
12 %
*
Cellulose
National
Columbia
Nickel
35%
Low
6%
com—*
Minerals
International
Jefferson
4.85
2.05
—
common
International
101
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
6
—_L/_—.25
Powders
Bronze
International
Jan
31
LlZ
Gas._
Preierred
Sep
Jan
20%
City
Shares
18%
——,•
International
Oct
6%
—
Mar
13%
Jan
100
200
v
•*..
for Wee
Low
1
common
46
Jan
17
Feb
35
,
July
22
Gas
Warrants
Inter
Oct
Apr
5.00
Jan
18
17
4.50
Warrants
Crush
'
33
--
102
Development-
P
13%
.
Jan
29%
100
19%
v
10%
Chrysler
Class
23%
100
2.05
25 /
preferred
SI.75
Corby
32% July
3,740
29
-
31%
31
1
•
16%
.
Preferred
Feb
10
Aug
Feb
3.95
21 %
__•__
Capital Bldg Industries
Chemcell common
K
900
3.85
18!a
17
29
29
Canadian
C
9%
12%
100
com.*
Natural Gas
preferred
5Vi'/e
69% May
16 Va
—
109
preferred
4'e
60% July
19%
Utilities
com
preferred -—,,
Canadian
5',
4.089
'
28
-—t
Canadian
64%
Natural
Inland
19 % May
9
12
16%
3.95
34%
ll3,8
34'A
•
-1
cominou
Canadian
Canadian
15'A Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
750
..
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
16%
—
Co
Marconi
Low
High
63%
63%
_—:
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
--10
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
1634
16%
Hydrocarbon common
Canadian
Canadian
' for Week
Las I
stocks
(Range for Week Ended October I I )
Sales
Range
Friday
39
-
21
6.00
85
Apr
20%
'
9%
Sep
Jun
Apr
Apr
May
27 % May
Jan
'
General
Steel
Drill
Petroleum
General
Globe
Wares
class
Envelopes
Goodyear Tire
4%
class
(Canada)
class
Mackay
Grafton
fc^ass
Great
Lakes
Great
Lgkes
45%
8%
6%
Oct
Jan
11
15
11
Jun
24
15.487
15%
Jan
24
3.134
19%
Jan
25
May
11%
10
5%
*
237
1.425
9
Sep
13% Apr
10% Mar
175
44
Feb
50% July
Page
46c
15.969
25c
Sep
1.35 May
40q
1.40
1.45
1,000
5%
5%
Jan
1.15 Aug
1,280
2.40
8.65
74c
5%
1,500
2.95
Mar
Oct
Oct
2.45
7
May
4.50
Feb
1.00
Aug
Parker
Pembina
Peoples
Hand
Cotton
Chemical
Hardee
common
class
Farms
•25%
A
Pipeline
Preferred
Hawker
Siddeley
,_
18% Sep
Premium
1.052
14
Feb
17%
Sep
Price
Mar
1.80
1.60
2.50
2.70
1,134
60 %
45c
900
13
865
12%':
59%
100
Home
Home
class
July
1.80 Mar
11%
54.
Smith
Hudson's
Paper
Bay
Aug
July
3.50
14
64'
Jan
Iron
Hughes Owens
Huron
Oil
25%
Quebec
Aug
6%
1963
96
-96
9.730
13%
14%
13%
2.10
Co preferred.——
%
!425
Life
Reichhold
Jan
Jan
10% July
.J" l'v
1.35 Mar
2.20
120
42% July
14%
1.954
.13% July
15.205
7% May
100
16%
2.30
11
33c
Imperial Tobacco
60
preferred
common
.4--
1.
2ZTI—5
—4.86%
•
Industrial
Industrial
Inglis
Inland
•
Minerals
•
Wire
(John)
—
_*
_■_
Cement
For
_____
Co
preferred...—I
footnotes,
see page
10
729
41.
170
169 %
170
43%
43%
44
9,452
13%
13%
13%
Jan
class
86
Ffg
class
Aug
23%
3.50
3.50
210
2.75
Feb
7%
7%
7%
3,800
6%
Apr
8%
9
9
200
8%
Sep
10%
1.45
1.35
1.45
2,300
1.00
Aug
14%
14%
Feb
33,368
14%
100
934
10%
16,985
1.40
1.60
1,850
36 %
38
'7,727
.
9.00 May
Jan
3.50 May
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
15 Va
Jan
Jun
_100
1.75
Sep
12,982
54c
2,516
6.420
3.05
8% May
Aug
1,305
64%
Jan
100
9%
Jan
114%
112% 114%
11
11
'
43c
Oct
Jan
41% May
Jan
8%
4/45
.
1.20
..
4.60
117
12
Feb
Oct
May
May
...
______
8
1612
16 %
16%
50
50
50
•
25
7%
8
r
7 V4
16
A
I——10
Oct
Royal Bank
7%
Jan
Russel
1.60
Sep
4.50
Jan
8%
19%
Jan
21 %
11%
Aug
13
Jan
190
16
Oct
22
July
15
14%
105
8
1.200
8%
100
7%
8%
75%
3.624
10
10
100
4
Oct
Jan
15 % May
July1
9%
Feb
Sep
8% July
10
Jan
6
,6,270
74%
5.25
2.25 Mar
1,675
4.19
8%
»
Jan
535
16%-
15 %
.10
Sep
52%
130
7%
common
Feb
18 Va
Jan
47%
1,280
201% '20%
11%
_„__20
9%
Mar
8
925
11%
———
7% Aug
300
7%
2
.53
...
4.00
preferred
Paper class
July
9
Feb
70
July
81
May
Jan
May
192
Mar
Lawrence
St
Maurice
45% May
Salada
16
Say/ette
Jun
May
6 %
46)
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Selkirk
23
23%
$.367
21 Va
Aug
28%
Feb
Seven
5%
6%
4.215
3.65
Feb
6%
Oct
Shell
83c
83c
83c
200
Sep
1.20
Apr
4.80
4.80
4.90
232
4.10 July
6.25
Jan
Shell
17%
589
18%
Apr
Shullys
16%
Sep
/,
class
A
Gas
Arts
—;
class
—
A—
Oil
of
-A-//Canada
Industries
Jan
69c
11%
Oct
Feb
3.65
4.15 May
6.50
Sep
Feb
5,900
19,835
9%
3.25
3.10
3.25
3.660
2.35
Jan
5.00
200
7%
8%
1,750
7% July
27 Va
401
25 Va July
28%
Fel>
6.00
9
5.30
Jan
9 05
May
17%
12.319
13%
Jan
4.35
'900
4.90
27%
•
17%
27
/6.00
/
17
•
4.35
4.23
6.00
;_•___
Feb
Jun
Jun
48c
11%
-
104
Sep
43c
20
10%
99%
100
11 '/8
'
;
,
40c
101
11%
•
—
Investment's/ preferred
Warrants
9% July
•
100
1
Ltd
Holdings
90
101
•
—_•
_4*
class A pfd—
Corp
75
—-
Foods Ltd—.—
6%
79c
-10
of Canada
(Hugh)
13
/
A
Rothmans of Pall Mall
23 %
17%
4.80
10% May
Feb
Aug
43c
8%
——•—*
A
Rockower
"
6 %'
8%
1.25
33%
4.15
8%
common
Little
Robinson
Rolland
39% July
.
37%
50c
1_,
preferred—
A
68%
108
13(1
10%
Nodwell
Robin
Oct
25c
4.760
17%
Aug
Sep
Bldg common*.
5% July
11.880
'
6.00
17 %
Preferred
Jun
58% May
6%
class
preferred:
Revelstoke
Jan
7,982
68%
«
20
13,752
13«/2
4.30
...
Chemical
Robertson
14%
26
25c
Oct
Grip
Litho
44
25 % May
6 %
Reid
May
14% May
14% May
50
66%
—10
-
.
6.50
19%
1
Gas
—
St
Imperial
6.50
19 %
12%
11
9% Mar
Rapid
42%
6'A
27c
Jan
19%
*
Milk
Oct
%
68%
Quinte
Jan
2.05
2514
Jun
26% Mar
11
1
...
26%
Oct
Aug
14%
42
25%"
—
Sep
10% July
38.722
..20
common
Warrants
Aug
4.10
75
14 %
42%
9%
8% May
12%
warrants
27 %
4.70
170
16%
..50
July
15 Va May
*
•
warrants
23%
11,423
5%
15%
-20c
Oct
Oct
6
Jan
38
*.'.
20c
Ore.—
Natural
1959
Jan
Jail
1.65
135
14
Erie
Husky
23%
14%
pf(%——
100
*
Bros
18
l.UoO
: 6
1
Co
9
10^
8,787
13%
PluKeldlT.I„——„I"
&
Howard
9%'
2.35
27%
.100
/
24%
100
-
2.25
___
A
'
R
25%
16
______
Oil
p lacc
25%
26%
•
common
Preferred
Hayes Steel common..
8%
•; •'.•••
4%
1
Jan
/
25'A
..25
8%
'
*
A
Corp
Feb
2.25
.'
4
100
Jan
1.25
common
class
Industries
Engravers
14%
2 7'A
*
6
Aug
4.50
Oct
3.00
30
*
Photo
21c
1,359
9%
....
common
Harding Carpets' common.______
6
Jan
14
•
Preferred
Hamilton
6
:-•
6.50
Power
800
1,500
1.60
60%
700
Apr
Sep
__-i
:
Credit
Phantom
18
17%
10
'■
••
Drilling
49c
17%
13
4,550
38
4—*
_—
•
Petroleum
3.05
17%
2.65
!___
Hersey
47c
*
26,840
3.40
Warrants
Jan
2.60 July
'22%
3.00
36%
*
4
•-•.
•
21%
22%
%
14 Vb
15
23 Va
Jan
12% July
6,740
3.40
*
common
J
Pacific
10
17%
*
Trust
'
••
14%
36%
•
common
Fixture
Preferred
"'••■'
11 %
17%
;_
...
Overland
2.95
*
common
Store
Wholesale
10%
100
13
14
14%
—*
Products
Steel
Ontario
46%
•
new
Ontario
13
"
Flour
Oshawa
9%
11%
•
Industries
Ogilvie
46%
,
common
Cement
Ocean
Oct
23'A
40c
L
Saddlery
Lines
12
1
trust
Guaranty
Jun
8%
2.40
A
warrants
1956
49%
Feb
11
1.40
class
B
Greening
Jan
Oct
5%
23
50
Winnipeg Gas
Greyhound
144',
45%
255
22%
warrants
Voting
Mar
213
8%
11
! warrants
C
West
127
110
45%'
24
:
B
Class
8%
*
,
com—
—
Class
Greater
275
132 139%
7%
23
*
Capital
Class
Great
459
*
_.
Coal
5,700
,
_•
A
:
West
10%
45%
Warrants
Great
12
138%
A
Power
Northern
90c
♦
common
*
...50
Paper
Preferred
84c
11%
10%
90c
11'A
•
Warrants
Great
50c
*
A
preferred
Gordon
A
common
/
4.00
July
11
Mar
20% May
5%
Feb
(Range for Week Ended
CANADIAN MARKETS
"par.
"
Low
B
Class
D
K
Slater
2V~,
•
Ltd
—
Manufacturing
Steel common
Simpsons
Preferred
•
Broa
30
3.645
4.00
. 9.a
700
--
4.00
0-,a
®,'4
——
--
—
.
17
>
Preferred
--
■
1-75
—
*
common
m
-
-10?
—
Industries
21% 22%
-
t-
J9
25
W& g*
^2% 22%
22/2
;
Tip
Paper
—,
Marts
Towers
common
Warrants
Pipeline.—
Pipeline
Pipeline
Turnbull Elevator
common
Class A preferred
Acceptance
Union
preferred
2nd
Union
33s/a
14%
8J4
22%
__
J
_•
common
A_
10.195
6% Jan
690
400
415
9%
11.2 Aug
6,736
21
21%
11.855
16/« Jan
55
56
150
53% Apr
--
2g
Z"IZ"Il30
Freferred
"CorP_-
Steel
United
•
*45
3li
Trust—-.---10
Gray
&
1.800
>
1
-
Webb
Ltd)—
(Canada
Trans
common
class A
Plant common
Foods
Westfair
Indies
West
*
1
*
Equipment
Knapp
&,
Westcoast
13% Aug
Supplies class
•
*
_
__
nreferred
10%
19
18'%
19
18%
12%
1618
}®%
97
•'
nreferred
York
&
__.
rvincc
3.50
-
40c
'' 45c
Zellers
35%
4.90
36%
5.00
Alnn
*
...
—*
*
—£
common
_
Electric___
V
v
4.95
4,900
Accra
^9
r.
100
25.
Apr
,111
40c
I
Allied
Mar
7220
4'J0^
75c
May
Anacon
Lead Mines
Anchor
Petroleums
Hjuronian
Anglo
Anglo
—
Mines
Gold
Oil
Nickel
Atlantic
Atlin
Coast
Copper
Mines
Yellowknife
Atlas
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Oil
Selburn
class
preferred
preferred
Banff Oil
!
Iron—
Lake—
Arrow
-
Bankfield
Mines-
i
v.
4%C Aug
Mines
Gold
Delnite
Denison
—
Mines--.
Mines
Mines
Dickenson
Mines
2,757
4c
May
7%c
Jan
East
26c
15,258
23c
Sep
Jan
East Sullivan
7c
2,000
5%c
Apr
15c
July
Elder-Peel
"9.85
5.325
7.15
Jan
10
July
El
May
Eureka
Copper
—
Mines
Ltd-
Mining
Sol
Corp—
4,000
10c
Feb
15c
20c
Sep
7%c
7Vac
17,498
Aug
Sep
42c
7%c
14c
' Jan
1.06
1.06
1.20
17,100
<uic
Jan
1.29
May
14%c
17c
116,700
7%c May
18c
July
Fatima
16%c
97c
95c
43c
15c
1.06
2.400
63c
Mar
46c
57,015
33c
Jan
15c
2,000
12%c
83c
9%c
6%c
84c
2,100
•80c
Jan
5%c
12,000
Jan
3.65
3.70
1,200
3.40
34c
1.10
16c
Apr
5c
5c
Jan
Trust
Barex
Barnat
Base
Exploration
Metals
Beattie
Duquesne
Mining
Belcher
Bethlehem
Copper
__—
Corp
Mines—
Yukon
Ltd
Mines
Bidcop
Bay
Uranium
Mines
Bouzan
Ltd
Bralorne Pioneer
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Broulan
Reel
Brunswick
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Holdings Ltd
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
—
86c
*
7c
•
*
1
1
1
—__1
50c
7%c
23c
36 %c
<
6.05
__
24%c
-
1
•
Feb
Frobex
Aug
Jun
4.15
Sep
Geco
Mines
Giant
9c
lie
26c
9c
92c
Jan
1.45 May
23c
Mar
52c
Sep
12,600
12c
Aug
31c
;Feb
Mar
60c
4,500
49c
2,700
86c
Sep
3,550
15c
Mar
13,600
6,300
8,500
4 'nc
Feb
4%c Sep
4c
July
Mine—
17c
15 V2C
Jun
Feb
26c
Sep
Harrison
Oct
Hasaga
6,527
117,900
Jan
6.25
6%c Jan
9%c
10c
47c
May
7%c May
Jun
19c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
July
Aug
5.65
2.05
8c
57,680
7,000
8,500
10c 10%c
8.000
9%C Aug
9c
9 %c
5,500
5.05
1.99
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1,821
6,725
20c
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19%
18%
19%
8.876
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15c
15c
15c
500
6.4«
47c
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of the Lakes
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19 Vt
8c
21.0C0
11 Vac
10c
13c
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12c
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.
share
One
Gold
Bell
13,800
1.79
Oct
2.60
Jun
Hollinger Consolidated
Home
Oil Co Ltd
.
4%c
Jan
9c
£ep
Effective
shown
8c
Feb
17c
15c
May
17
Aug
24
15c
Oct
25c
Feb
July
18c
7V2C
8%c
Jun
Jan
May
1.31
Jun
20.
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Jan
27c
J
Feb
17%c Sep
3V2C
Jan
43c
Jun
9c
Aug
22c
Mar
16c
20,900
9C
Jun
43c
26c
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-
7c
-2,500
60c
.
16% Jun
6V2C Jan
6,300
7c
56c
59c
1
1
1
1
'Apr
29c
Jan
May "
11c
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Jan
5c-
I9V2C
89c
Feb
9V2C
15,366
6c
July
11c
Jan
22c
25c
14,000
20c
Mar
39c
May
'70c,
70c
1.542
57c
Jan
74c
May
'
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11
62C
;
64c
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29 %
28%
29%
13%
f
13
10 %
55c
13%
Jan
Feb
95c
Sep
24%
2,307
-
July
3.90
7,110
6.15
5.90
5.90
5,671
9,625
11%
60c
11%
Jan
6;95 Aug
34 %
Jan
Aug
13%
3,661
11%
Jun
15
Apr
10c IIV2C
10C
83.200
6%c
Sep
12c
Sep
10c
9,100
7c
Aug
12 %c
Sep
19c
4,100
15c
July
29c
Mar
6c
Mar
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9c
18c
r
7c
7c
500
9c
Sep
1.95
1.95
2.10
6,950
1.95
Oct
2.75
Feb
2.55
2.44
2.60
6,100
1.86
Jan
3.00
Apr
77c
81c
10,300
65c
July
7c
23,000
5c
:Jan
26c
2,600
16c
Feb
37c
Mar
1.72
Jan
„
6C '
6c
>
25c
26c
1.23
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IOV2C May
1.10
1.10
1.13
2.61
2.60
2.70
3,805
13 %c
14c
20,510
1.06 Sep
2.00 July
IOV2C Mar
23c
Aug
I2V2C I6V2C
25,500
IIV2C
22c
Apr
11c
27,525
16c
IOV2C
1,330
-
2.87
Sep
14%c Jan
8%c Aug
2.95,
2.95
360
July
3.70
75c
75c
76c
3,961
66c
Jan
1.05
6V2C
6c
6%c
22,900
6c
Sep
28 Vs
29 V2
4,167
12,500
25 %
10 %c IIV2C
8c
Feb
May.
80c
81c
2,900
65c
Jan
11%
11%
2,636
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Jan
8C
8V2C
6,500
8c
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—
'
2.80
Jan
Feb
29%
3%c Aug
3,200
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5c
5c
25c
24 %C
25c
3,000
22 %c
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15%c 17V2C
13.020
15c
Jan
8,500
22c
Oct
2,225
13c
I6V2C
22c 22V2C
i4c
4.45
14c 14V2C
.
.
-1,230
40c
Jan
2.95 Mar
6,067
4.35 ,4.55
13%
94,275
30c
July
July
5c
5c
800
;.5c
Aug
6,855
13%
13%
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11
8.00
Apr
,
10c
Feb
29%
Apr
Jun
17c
Mar
90c
Apr
13'
July
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11c
May
37c
Apr
18c
July
33%c Jan
20c
Sep
4.75 July
15%
56c
Feb
7%c
Apr
Sep
9.85 Mar
13c
8.15
2.15
8.25
8.40
2.15
13c
13c
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11c
Apr
15c
10,750
7c
Oct
21c
Feb
12c
Apr
17c
July
Jun
200
:
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
Feb
8C
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14c
14c
88c
95c
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85c
19c
19c
21c
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5c
5c
5c
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5c
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2.20
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3.70
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3.60
5.325
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Jan
29 %
Jun
28%
20%
56
1,000/
1.15
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Gold
5
3.30
3.25
28
27%
7 listing will be
Industrial Cos.
Jan
7c
Jan
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2,030
50%
3,748
14
Jun
17%
16
8%c Mar
Jun
10c
8.200
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24 %c
Jan
27c
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51c
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24 %c
26c
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under
1
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1
2.50
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1
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1
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1
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Jun
-
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12 %c
62c
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337', 400
8V2C
22c
22c
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I5V2C Aug
8,025
18c
8c
5.25 May
Mar
7c _Jan.
Feb
May
Being
5.65
37c
14c
:
July
9c
2.55
Sep
4,00 Oct
Ltd—
Iron
3.10 Mar
Sep
1,700
14VaC
l
1
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Gold
Heath
23c
65c
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,
13c
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25c
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29,600
23,000
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28 %c
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Jun
10c
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20,450
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127c
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1,000
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7c
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1
1
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5,255
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4.15
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1
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Jun
—
8c
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4.00
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40c
4,204
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1
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53c
46,200
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4.10
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Jan
62c
&
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1
1
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Goldrav
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Oct
4.65
35c
24c
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1.61
750
——
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11c
60c
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1.20
21c
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35c
4.35
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1
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27,365
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1
24c
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4.40
1
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96,700
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27c
38c
20c
6.05
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24%
1
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1
1
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22 %c
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22
2,200
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100
1
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1.25
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—
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Aug
12c
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Gaitwin
May
44c
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9c
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520
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,
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Uranium
Baska
Bata
,
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Barymin
1.35
48c
14c
58c
88c
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57c
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12,607
2,500
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Feb
10 %c Sep
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9%c
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6%c
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1
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119,000
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2,700
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10,400
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2.33
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Oct
7,500
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1.10
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Devon
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Sep
Aug
53c
37c
1
Pacific
Jan
1.55
Aug
35c
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Apr
74c
88c
1
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Brewis
Minerals
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33c
41,150
1.70
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—
Daering
2lc
3.20
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Sep
1.23
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1
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20Vac
Jan
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Jan
58c
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1
Aug
2.12
15
35c
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84c
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Feb
Sep
27c
1.16
——
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77c
Jan
14c
3,000
2,015
•
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Pershing
;
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7.85 May
7,425
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Oct
41c
1.55
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1—
18c
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Oct
1.22
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,
31c
46c
1.05 Aug
40c
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7,702
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1.19
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2,500
—■—1
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68c
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.
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210
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25,513
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—
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15%c
8.50
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28c
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23 %
75c
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,
4c
4,850
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16c
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2,200
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4 Vac
83c
13 %c
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6c
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41c
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—
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—
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5 %c
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5%c
57c
5c
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Marbenor
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1
—
Apr
40,000
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1
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84,217
8%c
7 V2C
35c
9%c Jun
Aug
10,500
27c
43c
8c
5 %c
75c
1.10
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5%c Jan
34c
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35c
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10c
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9 %c
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20c
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37c
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43c
1
Jan
Jan
720
40c
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1
1
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18c
1,500
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15c
78c
600
18c
18,352
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Sep
21c 2IV2C
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35c
18,035
44c
55c
5.00 Aug
28c
Jan
6 V2 c
26c
9.75
12%c
22c
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4,000
55c
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4.10 Mar
15c
49c
—
1,100
2,510
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1.16
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35c
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48c
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1.35 Mar
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61c
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4.10
30c
43c
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48c
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May
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23%c
40c
1
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19,885
11c
4%c
Jun
18c
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Jan
14c
Feb
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1
1
Mines
Arjon
Sep
5.75
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1
•
——
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Asamera
Jan
8%c
11c
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Ansil
25c
1,500
4%c
24 %c
—
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Rouyn
7,387
9c
10c
—20c
1
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Leduc
American
22c
50
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5 /a May
,
47c
12c
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1,600
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6.90
1
1
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Jan
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16c
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5c
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Roxana
Alminex
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362,450
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1
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36c
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5c
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Apr
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Central Cadillac
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May
12
45c
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1.36
1.09
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9.25
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27,600
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1
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Acme
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9,850
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54 July
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16,800
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Feb
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1.00 Aug
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56
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class
60c
15%
8%
8%
9
Oct
6c
Jan
1.10
•
—-—
Asbestos
Chesterville
Aug
"
•
Exploration
Mines Ltd—
Gold Quartz—
Cheskirk
Oct
6c
8c
—-1
Inca
Central
JaD
100
49.912
17.635
12
Northwest Mines
Charter
6c
2.99
41c
-.
Feb
15,100
_
15c
41c
Oct
Jan
1.40
75,824
66
""
88c
•
Aug
1.59
4.95
July
18c
Island-—— —
Gold
Cassiar.
-
.
1.03
■
■
18%
Jan
34c
35/500
%c
99c
88c
—10c
Cariboo
Jan
3 50
35%
15%
11%
>■ 22
11%
——
14%
*
11
1.08
12,450
1.20
__20c
—
Canadian Silica
66'% May
Feb
l.aou
20
—
preferred
A
Corps
1.800
8c
34
15%
8'/.
common
—
of Canada
Gas
Class
United
66c
8c
__
590!
1.911
240
,:
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Prairie
Trans
63
13
North
6
5.10 May
3.45 Mar
14,243
■J
5.25
99c
Malartic
Canadian
Qct
n
2J:
62 %
13
; 60c
Long
Canadian
Captain
6c
99c
5.25
_16%
High Crest
Homestead
Can-Erin Mines
Jan
1.16 July
Aug
1.09
2,7o0
7c
6c
; 5.00
1.10
Oil
Export Gas &
Canadian
Oct f
8
6>% Jun
Jsu
°
6%c
,
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Canadian
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1
10c
335
-
f
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46c
—
Canadian
Aug
1.59
4.05
46c
———-——-——
Canadian
16
16
1.50
1
Delhi
Candore
•
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3.80
—
Canadian
1.80 Oct
•
16
3.35 Aug '
14,
Jail
„—1
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10li/2 Feb
17./4 Jan
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200
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75c
11,640
Australian Exploration. -^1
Warrants:
22% Oct ;
: Jan
28.900
Canadian
23% May V ^
July •
58
May
'27 " May '
Mar
25
90c
3.85
Canadian
* .17'A May
"
85c
3.65
3.70
Tungsten-*—~------■
Canadian Astoria Minerals
•
2.20
1
Canada
^
1,1963
High
Jan
86c
•
Oil Lands.
Canada Southern Petrol
-••1O6
49
320
20%
———
———
J.2
^
20 %
—
10
*
•
A
^^4
6,145
--
Dominion Bank
Iron Works class
Toronto
Toronto
225
1.80
—
Tailors
>?25
-
1.50
-20%
A
class
Canners
Top
Top
26gg
4 60 May
12% Jan
103/4 Feb
.
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2.00
200
3.75
Canada
20Va Sep
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18%, Feb
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Tip
29
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4.00
Petroleum ordinary
Tamblyn
17l/a Jan
29%
1
Switson
2.140
2.05
1
Campbell
3.55 Jan
Jan.
Low
1
J
Campbell Chibougamau———
Red Lake
«<v37/fc Oct
;
Range Since
.
Mattagaini
Camflo
.
11% Jan
,
Canada
——
class A—
i Preferred
Sterling Trusts ,,-V—
Superior Propane preferred
-14% Sep
2.75 Jan
700
,
Steel of
29'/a Jan
6.100
y'
2.95
;
Steinberg
Supertest
^
Jan
Shares
High
2.05
Petrol
Camerina
14% Aug
Feb '
13
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—
Foods Ltd
Standard Paving
Standard Radio
Stafford
Stedman
9
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,
37»/v
2.90
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400
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36%
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2 90
„
-
EoUtham
1
14
^
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
qin
Dairies class A
Eilyerwood
Range
of Prices
-
Sale Price
Ja». 1, IMS
Eangc Since
1
.
Sales
Week's
Last
stacks
'Stow?
SaleL?Sr!ce
October 1 I )
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
I
STOCKS
£
Monday, October 14, 1963
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1472)
40
Aug
Jan
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
(1473)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
'
STOCKS
Range
Iron
22c
90c
1
1.46
1.32
15c
12c
I8V2C
16c
Sep
11.100
75c
Juiy
I 120.247
70c
Feb
1.51
1.48
;• 10c
Aug
24VaC
Jan
Patino
27c
Jan
Pato
-
Pamoil
1.59 May
Oct
Ltd
Pamour
Low
Oct
38c
Jun
6,050 *
39c
Jun
54c
Mar
1.17
1,326
86c
Jan
11c IIV2C
38,000
11c
Oct
44c
48c
1.13
1.13
—1
High
2,000
30c
30c
lie
..6.50
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
48c
_x_
Mines
Paramaque
Shares
30c
—20c
—
Porcupine
for Week
Low
—20c
Petroleum
Palliser
Apr
Sales
Range
Par
High
55c
2.600
: 95 c
20c
35c
a
Low
:
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
22c
23c
1
Mines
Iso
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
22c
90c
1
Mines
Mines
Bay
Shares
Low
Par
Copper
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Irish
Sales
Last
' >'
(Range for Week Ended October 1 I )
Friday
Week's
Friday
'
41
7.10
1.25
Aug
23c
Jan
'
Waite
Jack
Mining—
Jacobus
—
Mines
Effective
Jelex
.
Joburke
exch
being
11
Oct
5.000
30c
30c
V'V 1.531
30c
Oct
5 Vac
6 VaC
14.566
3c
Sep
7V2C Sep
30c
for
Permo
1
Mines—:
Gold
8 Vac
8V2C
'
.
-
9c
;
8V2C
5.000
24M>c
24c 24 VaC
11.512
*
12%c
11c 12 %C
12,000.
Joutel
Copper
1
1
1.34
27c
*
1
1
5 V2c
6.40
Jowsey
Mining Co Ltd
Keelev
Frontier
Mines
Kenville Gold
Gold
Kerr-Addison
'
10c
27c
;
Feb
20c
5,739
6.754
•
15c
16c
15c
: 21c
94.000
loc
occ
36c
18.625
10c
Sep
18c
Apr
Lake
Lake
Shore
Mines
——1———
Oil
Landa
Latin American
Mines
Lencourt Gold
Little
Ore
Iron
_
Mines
Lake——
Red
Madsen
r.—.—
Cons Mines
Malartic Gold Fields
Magnet
Manitou
Barvue
:
Oct
Ragiah Nickel
43c
Feb
25c
May
39c
May
30c
2.500
29c
104.900
2.27
100.925
8c
47.500
14
400
7
Vac'
14
1.51
,
>
8c
6c
9c
16.800
Midrim
Mining
Oct
Jan
3.00
I6V2C
17c
Mt
Wright
Aug
6%c
reu
Security
Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold—
1.00
Feb
Sherritt
20c
Sep
Sigma Mines Quebec
11c
Aug
7V2C July
23c
.Tan
12c
Jan
18c
■
Alger Mines
Athona
6.000
25c
May
37V2C
Apr
4V2C
Jan
12c
Jun
Sudbury
20c
Mar
30c
May
Sullivan
Cons
:
Mines
Ltd
North
Sep
United
Keno
5V2c May
United
New
66 c
26c
17c
4c
6V2C
' 1.91
6c
7c
Mines
Okalta
Oleary
Lake
Gold
Oils
19c
6,500
10c
Jan
28c
July
4V2C
2,200
4c
Jan
6V2C
Oct
1.12
Jan
2.18
Oct
Vandoo
Aug
8c
Jan
Vauze
.
,
14,240
7 V2C
__
8c
Ormsby Mines..—Osiske Lake Mines..:
:
...
Sep
40c
Jan
Mpr
38c
Jan
'
19c
5c
32c
147,000
37
.
?
1.74
2.10
37
39
24c f 26c
/" 59c
60c
1.20
6,250
f 44c
Feb
70c
26c
1.51
16c
31,200
21c
1.000
,
J
6.25
2.80 Aug
Jan
1.40
700
July
Jan
3OV2C Aug
8c
Aug
17c
Jun
500
Petrol
4.75
2,500
5'/ac
Jan
12c
6,500
1.40
Aug
8,000
l;
36c
9c
Aug
1.87
Apr
Feb
Apr
15Vac Majt
16,453
Sep
4.75
68c / Jan
12c
Feb
82c
Jan
17V2c
Sep
4.45
Sep
69c
2,830
12c I2V2C
1,900
55c
58c
10,050
50c
Aug
65c
75c
31,475
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
39c
4.000
25c
Apr
43c
July
23 c
28c
106,057
19c
Mar
32c
Sep
8V2C Aug
13c
Jun
9V2C
2,000
99c
1.01
12,073
9%c
10c
8,700
1.54
1.65
9,150
1.52
53c
9c
Sep
88c
Jan
1.50 Mar
1.87
326,230
*6c
3,525
lie
Sep
76c
1,550
65c
1.09
Feb
Jan
Oct
14V2c Mar
1.84
July
'
HV2
12%
31c
36c
42,166
2.75
2.70
2.80
3,176
3.05
37c
1.09
Jan
Jun
Jun
Sep
4.370
9.95
28c
2.70
52c
Jan
12%
Oct
53c
Oct
Jan
4.20
78c
Oct
July
Jan
Apr
74c
75c
7.200
1.70
1.57
1.74
3,307
1.15
Jan
1.75 Aug
5.15
5.15
5.70
8,011
5.15
Oct
8.75
27c
24c
28c
21,450
16c
11c
He
4,400
10c
1.36
1.52
lie
11c
2,000
Sep
1.20 July
9'/2c Sep
1.43
1.43
1.46
3,033
1.35 July
18c I8 V2C
2.499
74c
1
64,572
,
Jun
16c
Jan
May
45c
21c
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
Feb
Sep
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
4c
4c
6,000
3c
6Vac
Jan
58c
66c
11,900
49c
Sep
97c
Apr
15c
1.500
13c
Mar
22c
2.26
2.20
2.30
16,620
12c
1
*
1
*
62c
1.35
Jan
Apr
2.34
Sep
...
6c
July
17c
Jan
__—
...
Oil
13,281
9V2c Mar
7.55
6.60
7.55
1,845
3.20 Mar
86c
84c
87c
7.600
82c
Mar
89c
Apr
5c
5c
6c
17,100
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
17c
21c
v
Yukon
Oct
Oct
20,166
12c
Jan
1.22
1.25
8,711
93c
Jan
1.35
Feb
3.80
4.10
13.905
2.32
Jan
4.70
May
1.45
1.45
1.53
13,850
1.25
2.15
2.15
Vic
15 V2C
18c
26,950
13c
Apr
29c
Jan
58c
47V2c
60c
253,965
18c
Feb
64c
July
'70c
70c
70c
10
70c
Oct
1.00
4V2C
5%c
52,500
4%c
Oct
9c
3,000
5V2c
Sep
15c
16c
16
1
Mines
20c
1
1
r_x_.
1
Mines
(HG)
4V2c
6c
1.05
1.07
7VaC
6 Vac
7 V2C
4c
——
43c
1,100
6c
1.07
—-1
———1
Mines —
Cons
9.45
1.24
•___40c
—_—
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Young
14c
3.85
1
i
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yukeno
21,000
1
2
:__x—.—__x—1
Hargreaves
Yellorex
Aug
14c
■
/
Jan
8c
8V2C
1
Lodge
Windfall.
Wright
3c
4c
8c
*
;
5,000
4c
'lie
1
Mines
Zenmac
July
12c
11c
Jan
1.39
—
Zulapa Mining Z
8c
9V2C
11c
lie
1
Feb
10c
12c
1.74
1
Nickel
Jan
2.60
2,150
9V2C
1.61
19c
/
8.150
V
1.00
1.80 Apr
Jun
2.00 July
Jun
6c
Feb
4c
8,800
2,000
3c
May
43c
3.000
39c
Aug
2.50 Mar
14c
1.19
14c
Feb
May
Jan
Feb
Jan
7Vac
Feb
Aug
47c
Jan
Jan
21c
•3.000
8c
1.71
Mines
39c
Apr
4,000
15c
47V2C
Aug
Jan
22V2C 23V2C
Exploration,
.1.
Wiltsey Coghlan
Oct
Jan
17c
July
5.35
1
Mines
Wilshire
Sep
25c
/
2.10
40c
22V2C Aug
7c
Aug
I8V2C
Mines
Willrov
July
July
39
26c
1.50
/ 14c
9V2C
40c
Jan
9.000
.1
61c
Aug
16,434
Jan
4.10
"ZZ_Z—Zi
Beaver
Western
Jan
14c
20c
27c
16c
14c
Jan
3,%'c
•
Decalta Petroleum
Western
Aug
Oct
1,000
17,925
23V2C
——1
Malartic
West
3.25 Aug
27
156
3.80
^
47c
3.580
17c
26c
Mar
Aug
5c
4.50
Feb
1
—
Petroleums
Western
Jan
26c
8,100
3.55
1.50
19c
I2V2C Jan;
9,100
26c
5c
4,35
72c
Mining
Westates
Aug
Oct
7c
16,615
Anr
10c
Westburne Oil
May
Jan
2.78 Mar
11c
ZIIIZZ Ii
Lake
Werner
Wespac
45V2cJuly
12 Vac
25c
1,830
30c
18c
Feb
11c
25,900
20c
Metal
Mines
—,
—i
-1
19 V2C
I9V2C
21c
15,700
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
r—1
21c
19c
33 V2C
64.625
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
Jan
15c
Feb
Jan
5%c
58c
We
regret that
we
do not have the space to
publish the issues selling in the
V :
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Feb
Feb
IOV2C May
Foreign Market.
'
•
-
47c
47c
11c
4 V2C
48c
13c
11c
8.15
10c
/: 8.00
lie
8.25
3.10
6V2C
3.05
6V2C
4V2c
__
7
1
..1
1
...1
Jun
12 V2C Aug
l,000v
26c
V__
—
32c
.
Mar
Mines
Wecdon
Oct j
Apr
13c
1,000
26c
2.10
•
1
i
Jan
25c
.
6c
Sep
Apr
32c
July,
31,500
1.01
Hill—
Cons
Vespar
20c
1
5,800
28c
_L
x__l—___
25V2c
Jan
6%c Mar
2,500
30c
>
1
Opemiska Copper..
Or'chan Mihe8_—_
Orenada Gold.'.—
Aug
9c
8,700
■
12c
L_.
Jan
28c
13c^
91,300
—
_*
x.
14c
69,000
3.80
Mines
13V2c
9V2C July
7VaC
1.31
70c
Fortune
Mines
Violamac
6,900
6V2C
,.Feb
.
''
.
Sep
7c
5,000
Mar
4.35
Quebec
5V2c
6V2C
,
—
~~
Urban
3,391
8,750
46c
6V2C
"III—II
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
78,125
7c
2.15
7 V2C
8c
Jun
12
Reef
United
9c
15,500
....
<■
'
Sep
27c
1.500
12c
"V T C"—
Canso
United Oils
Apr
59c
Mines.
Malartic
36c
1,973,260
1
Nudulama
Mines
f.
:
{
' » * .1. *S. '
Obrien
Jan
14c 15 V2C
13c 13Vac
14V2C
32c
.
15c !■ r.' 13c 15V2C
18c
18c
20c
22c
21c 22.%c
17V2C
;
16c 17V2C
14c
14c
41c
41c
42c
_x
5c
5c
12c 12V2C
38 V2C
35c
39c
3.15V
3.15
3.20
•
Mines
'
Obaska
Oct
23c
1
Northland
Norvalie
65c
13V2C
Exploration..l
Canada
1.65 May
6,725
14 V2C
20c
Rock
Northern
Jap
4,068
—1
Rankin.1..
North
5.00
70c
•
'
July
27c
26 V2C
«
Exploration
3c
3.40 Mar
60c
16,814
32c
—
Macfie
United
I9V2C
175
Aug
1,565
34c
——
Buffadison
25c
3V2C
3.60
1,000
9c
83c
30c
.
Asbestos
29c
3V2C
50
North
United
United
—
Goldcrest
July
United
25c
common
__
Coldstream
Northgate
North
Oils
12c
Oct
1
;
Canadian
Preferred
Warrants
Jan
Jan
.,—*
—-x_
North,Bordulac
■
Apr
Jun
48,250
14c
11c
75c
,
34c
•
11c 12'/2c
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
27c
32c
1
Jan
—
7'2c
•
Corp
Apr
I6V2C
1.69
—!
Oil
43c
—_—1
;
-1
:
_.
2.05
Sep
9 V2C
Union
July
.
Gold
Tundra
Oct
1
—
Oct
IOV2C
_—..
Oct"
Sep
1
1.65
3,000
/-
May
3.10
,Jun
4 V2c
—1
...
8c
Jan
5c
1.81
25c
1
—:
...■
Mines..
11,560
11c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.
Trinity Chibougamau I
Oct
14,500
1
Norpax Nickel
North
Jan
23c
Jan
33,500
1
t_
Mining & Smelting
Mines
1.24
1.01 May
5c
32c
3V2c
3.60
;—1
1.74
1.55
28c
'
1.65
IOV2C
Oil
1
*
1
New Senator Rouyn
Northcal
Triad
25c
1
Mines
Transcontinental Resources
6V2C-7V2C
Merger
Mines
Apr
Apr
4V2C
7c
2.09
1.68
26 V2C!
Exploration
Ltd
4V2C
/.
Jan
39c
Canada Exp
25 V2C
17c
Jan
Hie
Mines
Tormont
1
...
Mar
20c
—_——
Jan
344,667
Jan
19c
8,000
16,562
Mines—
2.40
4c
Mylamaqlie Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
1
Norlex
Silver
33c
40,500
Newnorth Gold Minesc
Normetal Mining
IOV2C May
Mines
Mar
9c
Mines
Ltd.
Tombill
Torbrit
:
Trans
218,700
—
Norlartic
Feb
Sep
Towagmac
10c
Sep
36c
31,120
20c
55c
SepV
20,500
Jun
40c
24c
33c
—-
Apr
*
48V2c
22c
28c
—
Mining
Thompson Luncanark
99c
1.18
Feb
I8V2C
27c
Corp
Temagami
67c
1.10
5.60
Jun
30c
„1
...
Feb
1.80
4.75
I8V2C
-.1
Mines
Aug
11c I4V2C
xZ
Mines
23c
19%
July
1,600
—_—:
525
-.1
.:
70c
2.00
—
5.20
-1
7.428
17c
66c
5.20
_*
18.800
40,550
* '
50c
1
1
1
3.35 Mar
Zi
7c
7.700
7 V2C
1.45
2.61 July
_
86c
23c
...
Mines
6c
1.100
•
Norgold
Jun
3.10
—
Gold
16c
25.025
Mines
Rim
1.500
23.225
25c
Kelore
Acme
20c
19%
2.08
New
Nor
Apr
> 4lc
—
Norbeau
45c
40c
1
Nickel
Oct
24c
Mines
Nickel
19c
41c
13 V2C
1.07 May
18,191
..1
Territory
1
Pete
Rouyn
2.467
Teck
May
24c
2.08
1.15
•*9,925
-1
6c
-
Oct
1.44
2.84
._1
Nickel
Sunburst Exploration
Oct
37c
36c
Apr
1.31
2.75
—
Gas
,
Aug
Mar
13% Mar
&
81c
___
Mines
1.28
12c
23c
5 Vac
Canada—
of
Oct
Jun
^
18%
Jason
New
22c
Jan
Aug
8.40
...
Jah
Apr
2.61
.
New Hosco Mines..
New
13.400
20c
"
New
Newlund
31c
Jan
1.35
...
Uranium
Stanwell Oil
Sep
^
5 Vac
——
Harricana
28c
20c
4.65
40c
r
20VaC
Holdings
New
7c
5V2C
3.00
...
Continental Oil
Goldvue
50c
21V2C
Development—
Davies
2OV2C
9.200
20c
-
Oct
9.70
July
2.25 Mar'
16.000
Oct
6.45
10%c
Contact
392,500
1.37
24 V2C
Jan
13c
2.76
Oils...,
&
30c
22c
99c
1,300
4.65
Mines
29c
1.10
42.751
141,937
7.75
7.65
Sep
68c
Stanrock
Steeloy Mining
—
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
——*
——25c
—1
1
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines.:
New
Spooner
Jan
Apr
1
New
New
Apr
10c
Jun
1
1
—
New
Warrants
71c
Feb
54 V2
Mines
New
New
Jan
13Vac
8V2C
1.21
13c 15 V2C
1.14
13c
Feb
52c
Jun
Jan
Jan
1
Mines.
Newconex
49c
Jun
8c
26c
—1
—
7Vi><:
95c
20,391
1
—
Oils
43 V2
1
*
*
Petroleum
Concord
July
Ltd
Mines
2.525
--r
Exploration
New
Southern Union
1.100
122.079
112,615
Jan
16c
10 Vac July
44c
1.21
1
9c
:
National
New
Feb
Starratt
11.400
.
32c
-50c
Mines.
47 Va
1
National
Nealon
Siscoe
12c
7.25
37.000
7Vac Aug
May
1
Silvermaaue
Jun
Jan
8c
1.500
47,298
Jan
2OV2C Aug
11c 13 Vac
1
9c
1
—1
.1.
Creex
May
1.24
15
1
Standard
Silver
Jan
Jan
l50c
—
L
Miller Mines
Silver
•
25c
5c
5.000
5%c
Oct
Feb
llVa
14,961
r
1.80
Jun
12c
3.554
39c
*
Gordon
:
11c
1
2.55
Jan
1.15
400 7
40c
'.
_50c
1
46 Va
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nama
...
x.
9.30
Iron!.
Oil
Murphy
Petrol
14%
5V2C
1:"
1
Satellite Metal
63c
9c
Minerals
Multi
Exploration
Sarcee
Jan
14 V2
14%
1
1.14
2.10
13.675
...
Mining
Salem
Mar
x_.
9.70
Porcupine
Moneta
Feb
3.95
3V2C Aug
12.425 r
Ryanor
23c
Oct
2.020
Consol —
Rowan
12c
Sep
Mines
Rockwin
Aug
•
Algom
21c^^ Feb
Jan
5c
Rexpar Minerals
9c
Cos.—<—;
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
—!—
Min Ore Mines
L
Jan
9c
Macdonald
lv
•
Mill
18c
Mining
Reeves
60c
*
15c
26c
Realm
,v
—c.—*%r
9c
1
9.70
—1—1
17V2C
Jan
47c
Oil
...1
1.00 Apr
13c
5c
35.300
Midcon
2.000
1.80
76c
July
8V2C Aug
15,110
1.70
85c
6,000
May
20V2C
86c
8V2C
1.80
6c
4c
1.01
81c
8V2C
.1
...
Oct
May
1.42 July
6c
71c
8Vac
301/2 c
Feb
Apr
5,100
4.50
63c
85c
Jan
1.01
13c
17.550
4.25
45c
9,500
72c
4.35
7,500
3,825
23,085
72c
17c
1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
_!
1
Meta Uranium Mines.—
1
53c
1.35
25c
4V2c
_x
51c
1.30
:25c
44c 46 Vac
Petroleums
53c
1.30
22c
4c
22c
Mar
Feb
Apr
23 V2C
71c
9V2C
38c
40c
—.1
6,685
8c
62,000
53c
55c
1
wx——1!
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
July
13c
Jun
2.39
-
60c
%c
11% May
23V2c
7%9. Aug
>
4.391
20 Vac
Aug
Sep'
15
Jan
Vic
2.23
.
15c
9.65
23
Jan
9V2C
20V2c
361,450
17c
13c
Aug
I2Vac Jau
—.1
4V2c
•
26c
600
2,824
>
—1
30c
,
21c
26c
1
4,406
13c
Uran
73,000
Mines
11%
;
Mines
May
—
I6V2C
13c
Jan
Rupununi
16c
46 %
16c
11%
Feb
Jan
12c
Mar
Athabasca
80c
■
16c
11%
■<
8c
Rio
8.600
,
3,050
Jun
3.25
Rix
2.600
60c
8V2C
10c
Jan
Rio
82c
7 Vac
8c
8V2C
7c
2.00 May
Jan
,22c
-
-310
Apr
16c
2.35
1,166
2.35
l.a7
6c
^7.700
3.00
220
8V2C
19c
80c
21c
1.25
8c
Ju¬
Jun
1.15 Mar
70.000
8C
•
3.00
'^ 3.00
_1
1
1.45
Jun
1.25
1.25
2.25
Jan
lie
4.500
31.650
8c
7 VaC
Apr
May
'175
1.48
3.975
1.53
1.82
46c
Aug
Jun
22.775
Lake
2.35
7C
Jan
1.48
July
1.40 July
19%
9c
Red
11,424
59,500
Sep
Feb
Gold-
9%C
54c
11.850
1.70
8c
Jan
Mar
McMarmac
64c
1.57
8c
May
19c
80c
McWatters
61c
1.59
Jan
May
9.90
5VaC Oct
'
8V2C
1
1
62c
•
Jan
6.85
14
>
11c
Lake
4,550
Sep
Sep
6V2C
McKenzie Red
1.205
9.65
Feb
28c
Aug
2.80
Jan
1.30
*
12.950
Mclntyre
28 Va
9.35
_1
:
Radiore Uranium Mines
Oct
14.100
Maybrun Mines
31
27 V2
16c
Feb
27c
15c
——
64c
Aug
Ltd
Sep
91c
Mattagami Lake
Aug
24
45C^
28
1
5.15
25c
r
41c
44c
44c
'
9.65
—1
4.35
13C
—
40,700
Gold Mines
Apr
87c
Medallion
Queenston
Quenfont Mining
Quonto Explorations
Jan
87c
8c
44c
Consol
Apr
Qifebec
Oct
Jan
2.98
2.10 July
1
Marcon Mines
1
Maritimes Mining Corp
—1——
1
Martin-McNeely Mines _—;———t
Matachewan
Jan
66c
Manitou
Mines..
Mattagami
2.25
29c
,
70c
Oct
Quebec
2.95
9c
————
Sep
53c
1
4.740
14c
J_i.x
50C
5,463
•
1
3.150
1.87
Mines
11,950
53c
Lithium'.—.!
>5.785
13c
....
57c
53c
M I Minerals
Quebec Ascot Copper
22V2C July
Mar
14c
8VaC
Marcliant
Sep
57c
53c
Q
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8V2C
13c
Marboy
July
19c
»
4.05
27c
1
—-—--—
Mines
42c
Jan
Airways
Minerals Ltd ——
5.15
——.i.——•
■
Maralgo
Mar
10c
1
10c
May
1
—1
Manoka
24c
26,000
•
2.25
2.02
7VaC
;
57,720
14c
.^1
3.90
•
-1
1
-1
1
1
—
Gas——
&
4.60
12c
—
Cockshutt
41c
12c
Mines
2.25
2.25
5.15
1
*
38c
1
Aug
8.50
Jan
7c
2,350
1.46
Mines—
5.20
30.000
8c
1.40
Mines Ltd
Gold
MacLeod
8c
17c 19V2c
11 Vac
—
Mar
Oct
35
Jan
2-
—
18c
1.42
8c
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Macassa
10.850
HV2C
Goldfield
Macdonald
31.139
'31c
——1
1
Mines—
Uranium
Louvicourt
8.35
27c
1——*
———-—-—1
Gold
Long Lac
Point Gas
Long
Lorado
7.80
27c
'
——50c
1
1
f.— *
——
Gold Mines..
Liberian
7.90
25
2.604
—1
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Leitch
35
1
1
-*
10c
Mines
Mines
Luz
3414
1
Gold—.—
Lingman
Osu
La
Mines
Mines
Lake
3414
•
1
1
Exploration
Mining &
May
44c
Quebec
13c
•
Dufault
Aug
15c
Oct
Development
Prospectors
Sep
10 Vac
14c
Lakehead
15c
Jan
19c
3.10
Jan
15c
16c
Lake
Jun
10c
70,400
...
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
15c
Labrador
.
Placer
Purdex
1
*
•
lie
15.000
23c
•
Feb
40c 1
22,100
11c
19c
57c
—
Apr
Sep
12c
10c
19c
40c
Mines
Jun
1,
Kopan
Oil
Place
Apr
Kirkland Minerals
-
IIV2C
11c
1
1.10
Apr:
12c
1
14%c
Oct
5.80 A.ug
>
26.750
ZZIZi
7.45
17c
69.200
5 VzC
6.357
4%C
46.050
6c
6.50
18c
■'
20c
Petrol Oil & Gas.:.—
Preston
18c
17V2c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
33V2C
-
;
Feb
"1.55
26V2C Mar
3.417
July
.
Kirkland Townsite
•
Gold
Feb
300
Oil
Gas &
Perron
Apr
34c
20c
Aug
1.05
22.450
1.45
1.34
26 Vac
Jan
! 20V4C. Feb
Quebec Mines
Mines'-—_
1
Jonsmith
""Joliet
15c
3.80
14,340
3.25
Pce„ Exploration Ltd
Peerless. Exploration
r
held
five
each
for
8.20
Feb
7.15
3.25
20c
Consol
Paymaster
6.00 July
6.50
1
Gold
International
Pax
20%c July
30c
Oct
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Consolidated
Ltd
Mines
share
! One
10 Vac 10 Vac
—1
1
Ltd
Mines
Jelex
Jellicoe
II V2C Aug
10c
Oct
71,812'
20c
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1
Explorations
Jaye
9,320
15c
•
41c
4,200
40c
Oct
Jan
14c
Jan
18c
July
:
4,671
8c
10.000
10c
Jan
30,821
6.50
Jari
3.25
7c
25c
18.810
1.85 Mar
5%c
Jan
31c
May
23c
25c
'
10,200
4c
8.730
20c
Jan
37c
May
' 40c
41c
4,500
.33c
Jun
48c
'
8.25
3.30
Oct
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Sep
5.300
...
Jan
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value,
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Land
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Radio
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6 %
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44.
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13.
20.
100%
Republic
Pictures
100
10014
Souhern
Bell
4.35s—
414s
Trailer
Indiana
Bell
Indiana
&
Tel
-1988
4s——1965
Telep
4%s__2003
1992
101%
10314
Southern
Calif
Edison
Gas
5'/4S„1977
1051/2
10714
Southern
Calif
Gas
4s
conv—1976
112
114y>
Tennessee
100%
101%
Textron
100
10014
4%s
Mich Elec
-2003
4%s,_1993
5s
Gas
Amer
ww_.
Mar
5,
1964
21,
99.649
Mar
12,
1964
Nov
29,
1963—
99.567
99.575-
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19,
1964
Dec
99.510
99.519
Mar
23,
1964wi__——-
98.427'
98.436
5,
Mar
26,
1964_.
98.387
98.406
2,
1963——
——
26,
99.311
99.321
Apr
9,
2,
99.243
pq 5>!4
Apr
15,
Jan
9,
15,
99.166
99.176
Jan
16,
—
July 15. 1964_.
Aug 31, 1964,.
Sept 30, 1964,
100%
99%
98.474
99.714
Jan
100%
Jan
23,
100 J/a
debs,,
98.456
99.707
99.642
Dec
4%s_1988
5s—_1983
98.614
98.646
1963
1963
100 %
100
98.685
98.599
98.529
14,
101 %
99%
98.753
98.666
Nov
Apr
98
98.834
99.735
1964
1964
99.386
94%
98.901
98.814
1964
99.444
4%s__-1988
Trans
5s
,
98.971
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1964
99.377
100J4
100%
Ask
98.956
1964
1963—
108%
100.1
100.3
Bid
Jan 30.
99.31
99.29
99.31
100.1
Bills
Ask
99.991
Ask
Bid
Due
3-
1963
10514
Credit! 4%s_,__1985
Debentures
1-63
19,
100%
4%s_1993
91.28
91.12
7-
3.45s
12,
&
Gas
—
3-63
Dec
Light 4%s__1993
Public
92.28
91.4
6-
•
3.65s
5-
99.16
91.24
Dated
Rate
3.30s
4-63
94.2
92.24
1. 1967
99.9
93.30
99.14
1.1968
iy2s Oct 1. 1968
Dec
100 J/4
&
Pacific
100%
Pow
100
El
101
Serv
4%s__ 1993
5s
99.7
— ...
Apr
11-
99.21
95.4
95
1
1,1967
3%s Aug 15. 1967
99.454
1977
100 Va
Natural
Fruehauf
1982
Pwr
States
Petroleum
4%S——1984
Chemical
Paso
99%
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Commercial
Dow
1999
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Jan
4%s—
Atlantic
99.1,7
99.15
99.19
1, 1966
3%s
99.990
7,
96.26
15, 1965
l%s
1963
Nov
101.20
96.22
4s
15,
Nov
97.20
101.18
1,1965
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100.27
100.7
Oct
Bid
Ash
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Feb .15,1966
Nov
4-63
1963.
100.8
97.16
15, 1965 —
Apr
2-
Bid
98.24
103.16
(Continued) —
1, 1965
100.7
Ask
/
Notes
32nds of a point
IJ/2S
Oct
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
99.16
Feb 20. 1978-73
4'/aS
Oct
100
100.16
99.16
Feb
May
Bid
96.8
95.8
1, 1971..
15, 1972 -1967
Sep
l'/2s
Due
Dated
102
4»/2s
Oct
Recent
101.8
3%s
4%s
101.6
101.8
100.5
100.7 98.16
98.18
101.10 ' 101.12
100.5
100.3
106
97.24
100
100.5
97.8
96.8
105
1. 1970-1967
Oct
106
105
Apr
1,1970
5'/as July 20. 1970—
Oct
Bonds
103.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
al0.04
Inc
Inc
Empire Fund
Exchange Fund of Boston—,
Federal
Nov
a93.09
Inc
Fund
Fund
102
102.16
5 '/as
3%s
100.4
99.20
101
3 J/2S
41/2S
101.16
100.16
—
20. 1969
4%s
'
100.8
99.24
1968
20,
Mar
99.20
101
100.16
Mar 20, 1968—
June
99.30
100.25
i
3%s Nov 15, 1964
all.93
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Street
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al3.74
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4 J/4s
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99.9
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14.94
20.62
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100.4
99.16
98.4
2,1966
1 '/2s
100.5
5.22
19.08
Fund
4s
3s/aS
1,1964
15. 1964
Centennial
100
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
3J/2s
15, 1964
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'May
99
1
l'/2s Oct
Fund
3'/4s
4'/4s
Treasury Notes—
4%s
Stock
21. 1966—-
99.31
3%s Aug
Investors
100.12
Feb
100.2
100
100
,
10c
Fund
Inc——
Fund
100.12
100.4
20, 1964
Treasury Notes
15,1964
12.30
Wisconsin
100.4
20, 1965
100.22
99.28
101.24
103
99.24
100.24
99.24
100.24
101.24 Z 102.24
106/
107
101 /V-- 102
100.8
101.8
102.16
103.16
—2—
3J/4S May 15, 1964
11.38
Group Funds—
20, 14)65
Dec
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
MaturityBid
Ask
3%s Nov 15, 1963...
100.8
Oct
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Maturity—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors
Ind
100
Oct
98.12
10,1971
Jun
100.14
100.2
4s
100.24
102
10, 1970
4%s Feb
100
99.30
100.10
100
1964
4s
•
100.14
10, 1970
Bonds-
100.6
99.30
12, 1966
4%s Sep
100.2
4s
99.23
,99.28
4s
4'/aS Aug
4J/2S Sep
5'/as Feb
99.31
100
100 V
—
Bank
3%s Aug 20,
Ask
99.29
20. 1964
4%s
Apr
1964
Land
Bid
99.40
22, 1963
101
Mar
1,
Oct
100
4%s Nov
V
••
1963—
Apr
99.24
3%s Feb
;
1964
3'/4s
100.24
12.89
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•
4'/2S
10, 1965
4%s
2,
Apr
Federal
10, 1966
11.79
Boston
of
Dec
3.80s
4%s Jun
l
Trust
Investment
19%
v
100.2
100
99.28
14.21
1
—
—
100.2,
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Fund
14.70
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,
100
99.19
99.20
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Street
Investors
10, 1964.
11, 1964
8.02
Line
Fund
99.28
99.25
99.31
99.26
100.3
11, 1964
Sep
10.65
1
Inc
;
May
4 J/4s
41
17%
\
■
■,
v
3%s Feb 3,
Mortgage Assn—
4s
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12, 1963
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12%
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3.20s
99.28
99.27
100.2
99.26
99.23
99.29
99.24
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al8.25
1
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Foundation
9.66
7.21
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16.28
;_1
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Shares
4.70
11.89
14.90
1
Shares-1
Fund
5.48
5.02
4.30
10.88
Ltd
Inc—
Funds
United
Inc—
99.26
99.25
100
1964
4'/aS Dec
a32.63
1
:
Fund
15,
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38% f
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87
"
1
15, 1965
3%s
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14.97
1964
Oct
Nov
73%"
'*
36
11%
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1964.
Sep
4'/as
70%
;
1
Westchester Fire.
17,1964———
1964
Federal Natl
3
Life Insur
Annuity
63%
3%s Mar
& Farnham
Balanced
Stock
10.66
1.
Investors Inc
9.86
83%:
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15,
Apr
20%:
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Banks
for Cooperatives—
Bid
Ask
3%s
10.61
1
Industry Inc
Investment
a
1.25
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Street
Stein
3.30s
66
19%
79
*
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3%s
Inc
Investors—:
2.94
6.84
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Feb
62%
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34%
82%
30'/a
July 15, 1964—
3.90s Aug 17, 1964wi—...
Clarke
American
8.45
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in City of N Y.2
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60
15, 1964——
17, 1964
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34
31%
195
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27%
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Ins
U S
5
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Title
al4.38
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Life
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,16%
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3J/2S June 15, 1964
10.82
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17%
9
100
1
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of
Co
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13.51
&
15'/a
14
5
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Insurance
United 'American
U
12.43
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1
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146
72'A
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Canada
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3.70s May, 15,
of
16%:
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11.83
Fund
15 y2
United
l
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51
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7.74
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66%
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7.08
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63
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165
-—2
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY)
2
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8
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10
9.35
^._1
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Springfield
37%
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4.21
;
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59%
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10.54
15.81
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173
73
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1
193
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_1
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24%
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9.64
69
185
66 J/4 V.
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17
/ 53 y8
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48
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68
63
29%
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23
31
62%
138
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3.50
_2
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10
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5
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1
1
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6.41
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Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
lc
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17.64
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5
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16.14
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11.47
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11.83
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Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
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14.66
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13.80
13.41
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82%.
125
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;
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9.67 '
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5
2
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79
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10
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85
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5
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19%
238
228
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY___2
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22%
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-
5
11.52
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72% »
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Georgia Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
10.02
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series
Common
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10
88 J/2
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62%
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69%
36%
18 J/4.
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34J/2
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10
1.25
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54%
24%
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20%
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4.62
,
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18
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8.08
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1
series
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6.14
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General Reinsurance Corp
12.89
27%
2.50
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First Surety Corp
11.79
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American
Northeastern- Insurance
76%
52
Life
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59%
86%
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54%
55
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Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
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32 V4
5
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73%
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1
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5
class A
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5
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28%
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45
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5
109
26%
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1
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Life
York
147%
105
5
142%
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5
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-123%
1
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76 J/2
116
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168
72
127%
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67
•
122
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16.90
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4.74
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31 '/a
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Forster
Old
(DC)
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&
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37%
162 J/2
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1
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4.32
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Foursquare Fund
Franklin
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5.60
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—
—1
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Electronics
Assurance
23.90
.
36%
29
-35%
5
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8.02
New
One William
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7.34
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Nucleonics
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1
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38%
15%
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15.31
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13.73
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22.09
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1.
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2.93
1
Peoples Securities Corp
12.71
14.17
5.12
50c
—50c
Energy Fund Inc.
Equity Fund Inc
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9.77
.
5
7
6%
10
10
17%
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10.14
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Florida
61.01
9.25
1
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National Fire
Union
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Fund——1
Series
29%
;
79%
75
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National
Eastern Life
fl.38
4.88
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27%
1
Fidelity Life Ins
81%
Criterion
4.52
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7.32
6.69
12.23:
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Monument
137%
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25,72
li.19
16.83
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Missouri
Continental Amer Life Ins
15.57
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Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
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20.50
23.53
75 J/27
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
78
Continental
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70
56
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5
66%
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49%
68 '/2
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140
46%
62
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Com'wealth Life Ihsur Co (Ky)_2
9.08
16.58
135
1
52
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22
64
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130
Crum
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
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National
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178 '/a
173
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Citizens Life Insur Co
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19%
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41%
143
140
1
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Life-Insur
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56
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8.31
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Life
L—10
Natl Life Ins
Security
5 '
1.76
15.17
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60%
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70%
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1.99
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19'/4
67
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19.00
B
Medical
Liberty
Lincoln
111
36 J/4
37%
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51
34%
1
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18
1'.61
beneficial interest—1
Morton
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Chicago Title & Trust Co
20
Citizens Casualty (N Y) "A"—2
1
of
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a 12.91
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Business Men's Assurance Co_<_4
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Massachusetts Life Fund—
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8.76
1
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beneficial
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Lincoln
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shares
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.10.97
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14%
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£16.15
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Mass
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1.59
1.63
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Life
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38 '/a
78 J/4
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Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
21
82%
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a'30.92
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31%
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75 J/4
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13
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1
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Sayles. Mutual Fund
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50
Bankers & Shippers
7.88
International
29% //
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35%:
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76
Founders
American
Loomfs-Sayles Canadian &
Loom is
24%
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,107
Amer
20.10
7.23
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Life
American Income Life Ins Co—1
12.58
18.39
Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
Life
Massachusetts
11.29
Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
Crown
11.51
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
American Home Assurance—2.50
•-
1
Inc—1
Liberty
169%
:
22%
(111) 1
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Par
119%
-
Life Insur,1
American General Insur Co_1.50
7.27
Lexington Income Trust
Life Insurance Investors
insurance.—
Companies
Ask
164
American
17.50
Special Investment shares—lc '
—1
25c
Colonial Fund Inc—
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Series
6.64
16.62
—5
American
15.24
Fund of Boston
Fund Inc
Inc
Fund—1
———1
Growth
Knickerbocker
10.88
Chemical
Fund
I
Lazard Fund Inc
17.40
Fund
7.18
4.58
17.12
Concord
6.55
Internat'l Fund
9.85
1
Composite
1
S-4
X9.06
Fund—
Income
16.19
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund Inc
1
International Growth.
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund,
—lc
Century
Shares Trust
1
Commonwealth
14.96
6.41,
14.37
Ltd
Commonwealth
Ltd-1
Keystone
5.90
Canadian
C
<4.71
5.21
Canadian
Plan
16.20
4.31
4.77
—1
Plan
14.85
(Low Priced Com Stks)__1
1.69
Life
American
5.78
14.67
10.15
114
All Amer Life & Casualty
24.15
13.45
1.54
13.91
Chase
5.29
22.14
9.20
1
(1954)
10.04
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)
1
1
Bid
Casualty & Sprety—3.50
Aetna
11.11
9.20
S-,1
al8.20
\
10.18
1
1
(Income Fund)
(Growth Fund)
8.35
1
General
Keystone Custodian Fund Cont.
B-4
(Discount Bonds)-.
1
K-l
Par
Ask
Aetna
'
-50c
Canada
■
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.31
1
Dow
,
' (Quotations for Friday, October I I )
Insurance
Mutual Funds
De
.
(1476)
99%
1971
114
117
•No
1984
127
130
New
par
—
1964_
—-
99.106
1964
1
—
1964
99.110
98.328
'98.240
1964
1964_.
98.255
98.180
98.196
97 PR!
97.303
96.807
96.834
96.480
96.509
99.038
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
York
99.119
99.097
99.024
1964
98.309
1964
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid yield
stock,
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to listing on
y Ex-stock
the
dividend.
Volume
THE
Number 6307
198
COURSE
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
BANK
(1477)
week Ended October 5
CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
increase
an
based
compared with
ago.
year
a
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 12, clearings for all
cities of the United States for
which it is
:—
Columbus Day,
Lancaster
states, fell
accounts
at
the
for
Friday last
on
large increase
year
for
while this
five
the
there
is
gain for the week
a
Saturday which
on
came
Our preliminary
days.
$31,394,468,123 against $25,313,550,891 for the
it
year
same
week in 1962.
ending Friday of 36.8%.
totals
stand
Inc.
,
,
1961
1960
$
or
Dec. %
$
+
~6.5
5,702,372
5,263,224^
+
4.8
,189,000,000
1,131,000,00$
+ 13.7
7,232,660
+
6,878.544
+ 13.7
5,765,632
7,256,929
7,174,329
7,639,459
V
5.6
16.2
5,637,920,
7,319,237
7,315,774
29,302,714
38,243,730
28,670,577
32,901,283
1,372,402,110
1,308,243,826
+
4.9
14,248,921
338,252,494
+
0.4
14,173,984
14,914,81#
+ 13.2
312,547,399
696,513,572
+ 13.3
669,512,367
311,672,133
604,470,053
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
New
cities)
1.290,485
1,879,832
3,029,535
6,877,461
—
(9
1,625,046
2,065,164
834,795
1,217,000,000
2,840,343
7,821,167
Total
5.8
n-38.5
—
(a)
7,321,969
—
York
At this center
1,604,751
v
1,275,000,000
3,228,154
;
Scranton
most
in
.
2,140,698
..,
< a >
—
,,
Philadelphia
Reading
holiday
a
$
1,511,199
2,965,855
-
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 24.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
Bethlehem
of the country,
1962
1963
<
Bank
45
i
—
30,768,086
+
30,529,885.
25,345,278
6.8
—
1,275,299,430
21,721,735
1,213,760,459
Our comparative summary
for this week follows:
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
14,310,686
Ohio—Canton
383,038,856
780,481,249
92,358,600
16,565,894
18,048,575
521,740,373
Cincinnati
Week Ended Oct. 12—
1962
1963
Cleveland
Columbus
$17,957,906,835 $13,128,473,803
861,000,000
+ 28.3
614,884,970
+
541,039.956
513,128,723
5.4
471,200,000
406,700,000
900,936,000
845,550,823
+
6.5
466,940,868
346,862,965
+
$4.6
672,365,763
623,732,141
+
7.8
390,866,788
301,579,121
+ 29.6
City
Louis
;
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh
Cleveland'
Baltimore
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
cities, five days
Other
cities,
five
all
AH
cities,
;
Total
all
Carolina—Charleston
$31,043,963,029 $24,202,330,158
!
week
1,111,220,733
—68.5
$31,394,468,123 $25,313,550,891
+24.0
•
In
the elaborate
For that
We cannot furnish them
at
not
today, inasmuch
available
at
time
the week ends
as
of
going
last day of the week in all cases has
was
an
an
increase of 23.5%.
a
to
press.
—;—i
-————
;
———
10,215,846
+
422,106,995
185,350,724
+
7,3
420,177,468
+
7.2
186,479,338
9,529
417,8
158,964,
949,659,056
+
4.0
947,616,223
908,586,900
35,879,293
164,062,576
491,000,000
466,900, C
0.4
5.2
10,728,732
8,716,737
7.1
243,846,774
4.9
325,083,335
Alabama—Birmingham
354,770,532
an
Total
of 4.9%.
6.8
16,607,803
982,098
Orleans
1956,781
265,051,000
-
326,921,000
—18.9
280,125,000
283,030,75#
0.9
1,572,821,504
1,517,555,50#,
315,385,31
16,646,55#
1,714,169,646
Cities)
(10
+
-
Iowa—Cedar
——
Rapids
—
Moines—.
Des
City
Illinois—Bloomington
District
Total
—
—
cities)
(17
12.8
—
16.4
+ 16.3
—
2.7
182,239,834
+ 12.6
10,612,009
+ 10.9
+ 23.9
80,788,526
26,429,276
2,798,710
1,966,112,160
—
4.7
•-
4,444,42#
26,537,358
13,588,876
22,913,583
17,696,607
95,210,000
12,855,903
,
16,064,29#
95,355,000
10,445,93#
12,765,260/
6,074,803
4,913,055
168,227,307-
165,950,196^
8,886,703
63,469,403
23,700,168
8,983,72#
68,468,11#
22,373,74#.
2,023,425
1,309,475,82#
—17.3
2,422,538
5.7
+ 52.4
1,336,081,244
9,712,098
-"—17.4
17,647,376
6.3
+13.1
14,746,138
9,885,384
7.6
1,827,810,991
1,801,109,253
9.5
420,400.000
229,670,251
422,000,000
191,054,943
+
1,423,711,724
2,115,592,992
—
—
Springfield
gain of 2.9%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 14.7%, and in the
9.4
+
2,315,797
•—+—
Rockford
+
12,340,481
6,342,854
1,505,585,016
16,543,900
13,112,946
19,147,254
11,662,805
—
Peoria
7.6%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 11.3%,
102,810,000
—
Chicago
The Chicago Reserve
+
6,168,944
205,289,310
11,661,496
100,086,542
25,175,864
Haute
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
+ 13.9
12,110,886
18,101,880
21,043,304
112,513,000
13,916,750
Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
5.239,667
27,520,221
14,101,974
Indiana—Fort
4,507,944
-1-13.0
5.920.013
31,348,077
—
Sioux
In the Kansas City Reserve
1,699,117,098
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
In the
larger by 7.2%; in the Richmond Reserve
Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.7%.
8,590,(
6,386,47
241,057,62
5.1
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
according to the
expansion of 22.9%; in the Boston
District by 4.0%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 0.9%.
District has to its credit an increase of
8.4
149,f
1,064,641
20,701,613
Mobile
Louisiana—New
28,930, f
8,069,438
7,165,187
6.1
8.3
272,594,722
338,134,656
19,390,577
1,012,920
Mississippi—Vicksburg
below,
gain of 5.6%; the bank clearings
Reserve District of 9.3%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
a
23,071,
292,356,
16.8
11,508,351
9,335,944
289,098,377
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the totals record
28,455,000
295,397*671
36,139,249
173,778,505
Florida—Jacksonville
previous week—the week ended
We group the cities
the New York Reserve District the totals
show
and the
4.7
511,700,000
increase of 15.6%; the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
showing
6,890,900
+ 10.7
—
to be estimated.
having amounted to $37,439,249,024 against $32,393,224,351 in the
week in 1962.
this center
by the foregoing will appear in
detailed statement, however, which we
present further
week there
the whole country
same
covered
able to give final and
complete results of the
Oct. 5.
1,520,380,500;
+ 28.8
5,860.110
538,100,000
11,624,122
—-
—
Augusta '
are
1,636,580,737
36,298,797
188,124,620
—
.
Nashville
Macon.
Saturday figures
7.2
+
30,992,000'
293,840,876
987,170,064
—
—
•
Accordingly, in the above the
we are
(6 cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
issue of next week.
Saturday and the
1,703,684,333
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—r
"Estimated.
week
1.8
—
+28.3
Tennessee—Knoxville
for
14,839,755
14,963,070
527,572,562
+
+ 14.7
6,372,525,470
350,505,094
cities
—
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington-
5,556,103,660
days
Complete and exact details for the
our
i
Richmond
+ 32.3
day
one
1
7,546,516
34,303,000
280,087,079
13,438,850
453,069,905
198,724,714
Virginia—rHuntington—^.^...
Virginia—Norfolk
$24,671,437,553 $18,646,226,498
cities, five days.
1,826,544,233
cities)——
(7
Total
Total
77,634,30#
13,659,87#
14,652,57#
483,376,76#
82,971,600
3.9
+ 25.3
15,949,264
14,407,357
531,497,325
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
South
Ten
0.5
—
+ 15.9
—
Kansas
92,815,400
38.5
+
„
Boston
St.
+ 30.8
851,881,078
Philadelphia
1,004,313,952
1,105,000,000
„
+ 36.8
1,313,300,265
York
New
10,857,057
15,881,514
18,017,082
10,310,439
+
,
+
-
11,664,320
18,309,605
14,586,220
9,233,651
San Francisco Reserve
District of 3.7%.
In the
following
furnish
we
a
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Kentucky—Louisville;
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1963
Week Ended Oct. 5—
1st
Boston
1962
1960
y
272,081,745
254,984,382
3,891,999
-
—
—
—
——
1.231,801,873
1,127,397,205
+
1,101,642,646
New
9
««
22;802,890,142
18,555,481,171
+
22.9
16,379,300,816
205,162,20#
229,393,849
3,710,430
+
11.2
+
4.9
176,249,286
3,771,246
927,242,211
+11.3
830,090,783
822,286,791
9.7
2.6
9,932,804
527,062,320
493,434,95#
3.2
204,460,304
191,211,35)
—11.8
12,647,040
13,487,717
4.0
4,407,343
0.3
8,186,035
7,936,570
.
Philadelphia
9
"
1,372,402,110
1,308,243,826
+
4.9
1,275,299,430
4th
Cleveland
7
••
1,826,544,233
1,703,684,333
+
7.2
1,636,580,737
1,520,380,508
949,659,056
+
4.0
947,616,223
908,586,903
cities)
(4
1,031,758,126
4,069,64#
16,238,220,465
3rd
Total
1,050,278,598
2nd
5th
_—
York
Chicago
St.
9th
Kansas
San
1.714,169,646
1,699,117,098
+
0.9
1,572,821,504
1,517,555,504
2,115,592.992
1,966,112,160
+
7.6
1,827,810,991
1,801,109,253
"
7
^
City
1,031,758,126
"
927,242,211
851,955,707
846,302,814,
9
New
"
856,230,974
831,788,814
6
"
818,193,714
713,334,939
10
"
1,830,539,443
1,764,860,724
37,439,249,024
32,393,224,351
15,194,902,659
-
-
14,387,488,582
+
11.3
822,286,797
830,090,783
+
0.7
783,239,511
District—Minneapolis—
2.9
779,852,398
690,791,538
106 cities
York City
add
now
week ended
detailed
our
October
5
statement
for four
years:
1,607,327,488
11,326,488
Dakota—Fargo
4,710.618
18,965,512
+
2.9
16,543,665
16,756,847
851,955,707
846,302,814
+
0.7
783,239,511
737,042,78#
;
Dakota—Aberdeen-.
12,832,299
4.899.719
8,169,490
19,524,498
North
.—_—
Montana—Billings
Helena
.
—
29,432,374,065
13,574,548,156
12,856,967,794
Cities)
(7
.+
—
Nebraska—Fremont
-
-
—
Wichita
$
1960
1961
Inc. oxDec. %
.
$
$
+
St.
—-
—
Missouri—Kansas
City—
—
Joseph
—-
Colorado—Colorado
Total
6,098,421
Portland
Bedford —
;
New
_
Springs
+ 36.9
11,173,254
878,979,346
4,617,296
3,791,311
2,027,361
1,889,669
2.7'
+
11.0
4,667,968
4,545,235
+
9.6
22,308,603
19,445,043
+ 10.0
17,842,448
15,899,676
67,824,357
+ 21.7
68,903,377
64,003,699
32,791,429
+
4.7
31,514,609
47,760,600
+ 31.7
46,535,400
4,870,784
York—Albany
Buffalo
4,256,879
+ 14.4
4,963,423
5,028,821
1,127,397,205
9.3
1,101,642,646
1,050,278,598
19,099,888
+
.—.
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
1
Northern New Jersey.
.
(9 cities)
_
+1 2.9
779,852,398
+
24.5
4.0
7.0
1.9
1,203,339
1,096,405
10,524,973174,559,242-
13,896,47#,
37,908,74#.
466,106,633
725,295,63#
12,849,35#
7,150,45#
6,085,000
+ 24.6
18,756,995
13,516,877
623,467,648
+
16.1
44,901,534
0.2
7.5
597,182,162
46,587,1.91
7,107,000
5,690,696
15,467,494
533,202,766
+
+14.7
690,791,538
616,027,571
18,203,640
6,045,000
,
5,572,687
15,144,430
713,334,939
+
0.7
+
14.1
—
42,489,017
6,721,00#
5,774,137
14,323,774
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
—
-
Utah-Salt
Lake
California—Long
—
■
City:
Beach
64,188,341
61,587,466
156,500,424
147,744,881
San
Francisco—
3,672,542
+
4.4
3,741,287
3,100,614
San
Jose--!::
4,986,289
4,411,874
Santa
4,861,269
+ 14.0
+ 23.5
68,793,098
;
Pasadena
^83,c2n*?oo
.—
Yakima
9.8
1
——
Barbara
'
^n'onl'not
305,067,010
141,846,697
17,831,337
269,516,715,
128,711,215
23,492,985
12,226,282
993,159,757
40,593,212
13,126,385
12,274,872
974,466,786
48,397,299
' 15,038,9 1 8
7,567,492
7,802,726
+
—
—
8.1
64,083,350
5.9
62,148,398
39,122,163
41,583,829
98,501,490
92,603,530
+
6.4
89,777,721
86,941,614
104,241,688
+
9.0
103,568,948
'89,763,634
22,802,890,142
18,555,481,171
+ 22.9
16,379,300,816
16,238,220,465
—
34,628,547
,
Stockton
Total
3.0
+ 10.2
Outside
(106
New
♦Estimated,
7,217,20#
26,289,922
13,940,625
26,923,82#
864,404,370
—16.1
43,212,738
—12.7
14,119,397
778,651,106
44,084,48$
12,763,493
16,104,13#
7.2
16,284,621
16,770,66$
+
3.7
1,607,327,488
1,456^230,475
1,830,539,443
(10 cities)
total
223,379,206
220,154,65#
110,181,70$
1.9
+
1,764,860,724
37,439,249,024
32,393,224,351
+
15.6
29,432,374,065
28,606,774,95#
14,387,488,582
+
5.6
13,574,548,156
12,856.967,794
32,714.828
Grand
251,164,638
7,612,825
253,506,420
116,791,932
0.4
—24.1
—
16,827,464
15,614,877/
-
5.7
.+13.2
—
15,857,825,909 ' 15,749,807,156
113,632,'480
/
7.7
,831,788,814
' 818,193,714
—
Washington—Seattle
+
—18.5
18,005,735,769
<
*
—
3.3
14,014,291
—
cities)
(6
78,444,196
63,227,661
Jersey—Newark
1,099,829
10,995,976
193,769,091
8,490,565
6'35®'HI
,
155,545,250
5,541,112
Rochester
1.9
17,275,373
33,714,637
499,827,235
13,521,925
8,195,865
22,672,965
724,054,234
45,011,093
,
Falls
Oregon—Portland
.
22,244,346,365
Total
Worth
Galveston
Wichita
3,833,515
Jamestown
Syracuse
V
:
63,926,686
Elmira
New
Dallas
170,758,670
A——
2.9
+
41,633,600
62,895,400
v
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
1,452,467
+
28,&57,515
82,543,014
cities)
227,012,036
,15,390,671
37,400,594
513,576,471
15,414,505
—14.1
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Fort
4,987,674
34,328,519
Hampshire—Manchester
4,258,85#
849,210,191
23,831,685
7
856,230,974
cities)
(9
'
Island—Providence
(12
1,991,608
*21,000,000
_
Haven
Total
+
14,926,950
7,6
1,231.^01,873
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
4,038,694
—15.0
5,535,071
Worcester
+
—
4,700,584
26,117,974
Springfield
New
,.+
4.148,233
.
..
15,440,708
899,760,058
2,725,763
River
4,355,865
8.6
13,128,162
Lowell
New
+
968,410,532
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
5,613,625
1,473,193
1,097,595
11,933,184
549,626,117
15,710,413
8,773,383
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
—
City—
1,265,971
1,128,805
12,154,121
209,528,279
19,161,174
38,882,711
—
—
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
1962
8,191,110
28,606,774,950
5.6
Total
showing the figures for eaeh city for the
$
9,956,491
225,686,668
1,456,230,475
+15.6
'
1963
+
565,509,586
218,458,300
—„—
616,027,571
3.7
+
Week Ended October 5
Clearings at—
—
580,175,152-
Paul
South
725,295,635
+ 14.7
St.
10,407,021
9,402,060
_
Minneapolis
737,042,782
+
Minnesota—Duluth
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'Total—
We
,
"
4
Francisco
Outside
987,170,064'
"
Dallas
12th
-
10
Minneapolis
11th
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,213,760,459
17
1
Louis
10th
„
"
6
Atlanta
7th
8th
9.3
'
Richmond
6th
r
+
+ 14.9
$
$
Dec. %
$
12 cities
1961
Inc. or
457400,000.
236,737,932
500,800,000
Louis
Missouri—St.
cities).
York
(a)
City
Clearings
15,194,902,659
operations
discontinued,
46
The-Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1478)
Pursuant
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the
to
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 rates certified by federal reserve bank to treasury under tariff act of
daily to the
countries
foreign
october
october
to
Buying
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Country and
1963
4,
for Cable Transfers
Rate
in New
will
Below
found
be
preferred
and
including
inclusive
1963,
10,
those
called
York
(Value in
V '/;'.--
lyz
Monday
Friday
/
'
Tuesday
-
Thursday
volume
current
-
pound
,
1
Austria, schilling
Belgium franc,
.
__
Ceylon,
rupee
.
Denmark, krone
Finland-, markka
France (Metropolitan!,
—
-
new
deutsche mark
,-4m
!
Germany,
India
-
dollar—I...
Canada,
rupee__'
Ireland
Italy
»
' '
yen~~—I—__
Malaysia, malayan dollar.Mexico, peso
!
Netherlands, guilder
.0800560
Portugal,
Spain,
escudo
.
krona
Switzerland,
Republic
United
;Z
Z.
z
-
.
franc-——:—...-.
South
of
Africa,
—__,
rand
sterling
pound
Kingdom,
...
z_
-
\
:
> ^
,
.
•
-
2.229541
'
.0200247
.927500
debentures
SZc
Company and Issue—
,
B.
.251295
Cascade
.209595
.209590
2.798075
2.797600
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4debs, due Nov. 1,
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
Stores
C.
.00160605
.00160604
4 7/8.'V
.00275933
.00275916
.326933
.326900
(J. W.i
6\\r/o
.0800560
.0800560
Home
61/2c,i
2.770371
2.769900
(R. H.)
.139750
.139725
.0348812
.0348812
.
.192506
.192550
National
Co.
.231718
4-,'4 Vc
1.393574
4%%
debs,
1976;
Co,
due
Gas
due
Increase (4 ) or
Oct. 9,
Gold
Redemption
Total
account
funcl
gold
for
:
R.
F.
certificate
Cash
and
(425)
?
131
213
486
—
19
r
56
—
'
280
121
+
Acceptances:
Bought
Held
(
outright
under
38
—
repurchase
2
8
agreement
+ '
3
"f*
+
4
,
U.
S.. Government
Bought
3,392
—
Notes
.+
—
+
13,993.
—
1,170
y +
91
+
407
4,538
—
510
+
17.
10,712
Bonds
$253 million.
Demand
bought
outright
repurchase agreement
under
;
adjusted increased
deposits
17
32,635
344
Nov.
of
million
$130
6%
U.
Union
districts, but they decreased $125 million in
Chicago District.
Savings''deposits increased $151
million and "other" time deposits of indivduals, part¬
S.
Government securities
loans
32.979
securities-
end
81
+
51<4%
+
(1,118)
Bank
5,165
premises
Other
ings
others
from
increased
commercial
million.
$63
Loans
do¬
to
increased $403 million, y
banks
$2.50
+
284
377
+
292
—
assets
(1,543)
54,506
.
590
—
+
2,029
(425)
31,050
238
+
+
1,864
chasing
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
reserves
16,637
account
476'
904
Foreign
155
_
Other
^
Total
Deferred
Other
17,878
569
__
availability cash items
(1,118)
'
for
.
accrued
dividends
3,932
312
—
284
84
+
377
3
+
14
+
52,944
612
..—,
'
+
24
Treasury bills—
+
46
Treasury
+
486
934
.
accounts—
'
142
—
(1.543)
of
gold
deposit
'■-1
combined
»
Coniingent
purch.
'•*"
1
111
V
certificate
and
R.
liability
y
'
"22
+
16
Treasury
54,506
5%
cumul.
Wheeling
3 Va 7c
Xerox
+
18
+
+
31.0%
certificates
105
0.2%
—2.1%
eliminations
1
+
I
the
:
1
5
After
\
'*
•
made
in
'•
36
+
;
■
the
+
24
+
1,955
+
403
4-
257
3,946
+
511
Steel
condition
statement
Federal
following
of
weekly
962
demand
F.
and
with
R.
Banks
"other"
U.
in
141
664
+i-
14
+
net
a
principal' changes
for
the
week
adjusted,
127
+
4.086
+
15
94
:..+
+
132
4-
6%
191
—
3.195
in
S.
loans
increased
in
gain of $206 million; during the
S.
165
5.407
+
46
+
174,453
adjusted t
and
political
Government
+
2,147
4.
cumul.
preferred
stock
Nov
6
*
Oct
31
1233
1*
stock
A
_Oct
1969
&
25
•
$4,375
stock
%
*
Nov
2
Nov
1
1327
Oct
31
1328
1976..__-_Nov
1
*
Oct
16
819
31
Co.—
April
"
•
1,
1964
preferred stock-.
debs,
series
mtge.
due
C
May
1,
;
bonds
due
f. series
s.
debs
due
y
"? "■ ■;
Company
March
bonds
D
May
_
1,
due
1981—
1,
A
Investors
___
1370
1 '
Nov
1279
Gas
Common
Electric
(quar.»
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
-
+
66,262
+
1,142
+
2,225
Isras
4-
-
622
403
._z—__iz_____z^
12,266
savings——________—______
'•
+■
594
■
?z'/..A.;
.
Governments,
y%
official
800"
—
' 952
and
insts.,
574
etc
deposits—total
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:,
savings
40
+
deposits
Savings
Other
States
time
and
—
_
deposits—
y + y t 31
134.,
+
9
V+
4.
207
4.
151
+.
12,009
:
official
insts.,
etc.____
58
+ z
3,923
10
—
221
,
.
2
—
8,448
and
dealers
Government
their
com¬
loans
for
increased
for
securities
purchasing
decreased
or
-3,377
+
+
$34 million.
or
Loans
13
sales
"other"
million,
r /
nonbank
as
From
Other
financial
compared
with
institutions in¬
increases
Banks
Reserve
others
+
•
y?7
CAPITAL
—
2.353
liabilities—
_1___
ACCOUNTS—
5,785
'—
V
905
5
—
304
4'
.
-
261
10
4
?/ 542
+
44
+-
of
$42
of
t Includes
and
domestic
S Includes
♦
not
of
loans
valuation
Includes
shown
all
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
certified
time
683
+
except
banks
items
those
are
of
and
shown
U.
S.
deduc¬
after
gross.
Tea
33/4%
and
"t
officers'
of
U.
checks
S.
not
shown
Government
10-15
10-
12-
10-31
11-
2
I
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
45c
11-
7
10-11
10c
10-15
10-
$1.25
12-
9
10-25
$1.33^3
separately.
and
.1
Co.
11-
1
10-15
r.
6%
;
1
i0c
Club,
10-10
11-
1
10-10
20c
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-25
4%
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
&
10-21
10-31
10-15
20c
1-31
common
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)_;
40c'
931/4c
___i
(quar.)i.—
11-
1
10-10
12-26
12-12
11-
10-18
1
9334C
2-1-64
1-17
115c
10-15
9-30
(quar.)^.—_______
._
11334c
Inc. (quar.),—_
7V2C
(quar,),
:
—17,/aC
10-15
9-30
7'/2C
2VaC
10-22
10-
1
10-22
10-
1
—25c
10-28
10-11
70c
10-21
10-
1%
12-26
,
Ltd.—
Z_
(quar.)__
>
preferred
10-15
Jonathan
10-28
Class
Joy
Logan,,Inc.
postal
...
A
(quar.)—_____
<quar.)___
______
Manufacturing'(quar.)
Kansai
Kansas
Paper
Electric
dividend
City
___——_—
Power,
(Amef.
—
z
__—.—
Power
&
$4.35
$4.50
preferred
preferred
9-27
5
,
9-27
Light—
preferred (quar.)_
_—_—,95c
$4 preferred
(quar.)__;——_________—$1
$4.20 preferred (quar.)l
r—
,$1.05
(k..-
9-30
dep: receipts)
$3.40
savings
/:na.->:srv
class
Inc.,
B
1-10
Light—
:
11-15
20c
__
(quar.)
preferred
Josten's,
10-15
5c
(quar.)
-
Co.,
10-21
i0c
■
y
preferred
5 Va %
-
.
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
334%
'Stock
Government
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
deposits
separately,
individual loan
deposits
commercial
commercial
A
preferred
Kalamazoo
tion
11-21
johnny-on-The-Spot Central.
9
63
+■
14,151
-
Jewel
31
4'
common
Jersey Central
705
+
$80
carrying
to
119
■421
5
$1.06
(s-ai
(Del.)
Investment
Construction
Quarterly
3,443
+
■
.
■.
Borrowings:
t Exclusive
.purchasing
banks
Inc.
Corp.
(Andrew)
Jergcns
Jockey
2,958
12-
$1.09
z_
dividend
series
4%
+
Inc.,
Stock
5%
..
'37.298
11-21
50c
M
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Colby, Inc.
(quar.)
Jefferson
56,673
subdivisions
political
interbank
Domestic
_
_
Investors
Israel-Rassco
Jantzen,
y?: 5
—
z
y
■:
1,124
Time
9-16
5
4%
—___
:
common
D.);
9-16
12-
.
Jacobsen
Jane
145
+
94
+
r'
Foreign:
199
4•
88
'
'
Light,
10-15
$2
2,177
+
6,222
■
&
(Richard
Israel
2.103
+
4,830
subdivisions-
-
(quar.)
Power
277
95,070
'
—
$4.22
Holders
$2
Co.—
,
10-15
}75c
(quar.)
com.
Corp. of New York—
payable in class A stock
<fc
When
Payable of Rec.
160c
(quar._
com.
!•___
___^
dividend
Iowa-Illinois
per
(quar.)___,
Services,
(quar.)
'Stock
:
Share
preferred
Funding
'
'
Foundation,. Ltd.,
Diversified
Class
12,212
61,886
interbank
From Federal
these loans increased $18 mil¬
ago
brokers
nine
and
$21
Page
cumulative
this,issue.
convertbile
Investors
786
—
700
—_
:
Commercial
commer¬
financing institutions increased $18 million
creased
6%'
series
due
f.
s,
first
subord.
conv.
,
Iowa
deposits
Commercial
industrial
year
securities
to
Date
•
1967
Investment
1.638
+
banks
assets—net—
States
Uy
leading cities
and personal
loans
?
Oct
1,
3,142
12,582
z_
assets/liabilities
Total
reporting' member
System
deposits credited to domestic
and
to
and
CALLED
Continued jrom page 11
1,140
—
"
carrying
ISSUES
DIVIDENDS
364
98
1,671
domestic
Foreign:
Governments,
Commercial
million,
1370
3,672
—
19,262
—
coin
Balances
cial banks.
Loans
144
1
_Nov
Corp.—
preferred stock
154
.f.
—
1
—
13,325
7,307
——
:
with
$257 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities,
$277 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$952 mil¬
lion.
1
Corp.—
3V4 %
name of
__z
years.
Mutual
Reserve
ended Oct. 2: Increases of
$299 million in loans
parable week
1989
stock;
Color
subord.
mtge,
&
'Announced
maturing:
2,783
years—
5
Domestic
a
due
preferred
&
debs,
1,405
year__^
Reserves
Condition Statement of Member Banks
districts for
1279
Nov
Corp.—
Irwin
in
1370
15
stock
2,505
■
28,323
.deposits—total §
.'
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
lion
1
Oct
1975—
167
4.
indebtedness
of
securities
Other
consolidat¬
+
36
z_
Demand
the
15,
preferred
762
+
8
-f
banks
& U. S. bonds
notes
21
+
+
19,467
securities—total
_—_—
Currency
+
acceptances
are
to
1
2,029
Demand
Shows
Oct.
Co.—
$4.36
the
•
1981;
5'/4%'
GVa'/o debs.
&
689
LIABILITIES—
of
due
1980;
Chemical
"
banks
due
preferred
prior
first
4V2 %
403
17,445
commercial
to domestic
i-
correspondents
cFigures in parentheses
ing process.
The
1369
1
5
y.+
809
:—
Government
S.
Other
'■
■
590
-7-
liabilities
;:
on
loreign
I
+
18
'
loans
Other
to
reserves
note
1
1—
for
V '
P.
2
+-
4,261
loans...
1,943
Within
Ratio
+
3,469
banks
foreign
to
estate
Loans
■___.
—
capital
1
Z
•
—
cumul.
preferred
fund
Virginia-Carolina
1,187
+
88
...—_—.—
,
Other
Loans
U.
Other
•
1,673
securities—-
personal finance, etc.—
+
accounts—
in
34
+
_Nov
? ?
1,
purchasing or carrying:
securities
Sales finance,
" v/ '
(1,543)
capital
1,166
3,318
1369
Nov
5
.
second
Foods
July
——
1
—Nov
May
1981—
Corp.—
due
bonds
Power
convertible
1970
505
Nov
due
Corp.—
cumulative
9.636
80
-1279
Corp.—
159
—__
Service
Paint
sinking
5^4%
pur-
securities
Government
S.
Other
Real
Capital paid
Surplus
2.069
+
1368
18
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
deposits
liabsz and
U.
125
—
+
12
for
debs,
614%
Universal
carrying:
or
loans
Other
y 72
—
12
206
+
dealers
securities
Other
412
+
13
—
'182
—
527
—
68
*
+
1,477
loans..——
—z
and
Government
S.
U.
bank
Treasurer—general
+
1
Oct
______
Co.,
Pillsbury Co. $4
+ 10,050
299
36,150
loans
brokers
to
Loans
683
■+
Nov
;
debs-,
bonds
1978
cumulative
cumulative
10,204
87.362
industrial
and
Agricultural
+
———-t——
adjusted t——
Commercial
-j- 1.086
a.
1368
:_lNov
1977__-
5%
cumul. pfd. stock..
City Steeel, Inc.—
6%
sinking fund debs, series A due May
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
5%
millions of dollars')
1
♦
1
1985
stock
line
mortgage
Indianapolis
136,902
134,947
4,—
1,
1975—:
May^l,
Line
preferred stock and 5.75%
1962
adjusted }——
investments
and
Loans
LIABILITIES—
investments——
and
loans
Total
Loans
Total
:ZV0
ASSETS—
4
__
398
1328
1
Eversharp, Inc.
Oct. 3,
1963
1
Nov '
y;;y;'.'.-;r;'-Zv!
5%
due
Pipe
3Y4%
Electric
Nov
..,>
Gate
3%
Sept. 25,
1963
debs,
cumulative
1328
■
1984
ENTIRE
California
1
1278
'
Co.—
preferred
Z
Decrease(— > Since
2,583
103
M
assets-
first
1,
1977;
pipe
Public
15
Nov
Nov.
Company and Issue—
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $9 million but borrow¬
2.450
194
+
33,238'
1,
due
1,
pipeline bonds
Car
the
Oct. 2,
.Total
May
1983______Oct
Oct.
due July 1,
Inc.—
Nov.
1,
Gas
Materials
Wisconsin
Richmond
due
mtge,
mtge,
Tank
Vulcan
272
+
first
first
due
1278
i
<•„
debs,
Nov.
5Vs%
and
1
1983 :i__z_
due, May
6r/c
cumulative
5%
Increase (.+ ) or
Total
1978;
$2.55
M
__Nov
Co.—
1,
Transmission
due
Transcontinental
in
trict, $98 million in the New York District outside New
York City, and $58 million each in the Philadelphia and
Gas
»
.
1
1981___r
debs,
Products,
debentures
debs,
due
1327
1
,
America—
1,
Inc.—
debs,
Ltd.
Electric
953
1972—Nov
1,
1968
1977—i
1,
5'/4fM
Co.,
subord.
oYz'/c
f
Corp.
Foods
Tennessee
+2,178
Z
; 64
+
6)a fyr
City, $127 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
York
New
mestic
Total
Finance
nerships, and corporations increased $58 million.
outright—
Certificates
Held
8
securities:
Bills
Paper
Ritter
Sylvania
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
"Other" securities increased $127 million.
of
617
+
V4
298
advances——.
—
4
—
15.304
reserves—
10,
1962
Z
1,331
notes—
Oct.
•
••
1963
13,973
___
....
Discounts
Oct. 2,
1963
certificate
Riegel
Salada
$24 million.
$511 million, and the combined total
ber banks increased
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
million, respectively, during the similar
1962.' Real estate loans increased $36 million.
•
1
1, 1978. 4Vi% debs, due Nov.
due Nov. 1, 1979; and 4%%
debs,
due
1,
debs,
Nov.
.
Co.—
Nov.
5YarA>
Nov.
4%'i
Pipeline
Natural
4
Nov
z-—
due
1325
1
.
Inc.—
Co.
debentures
Northern
z
Gas
Gas
1
Nov
;
subord. debs, due May 1,~ 1975_.-z_»ov
debs,
*
1232
?y
y.,
1972_^_!
1,
May
1232
1
Nov
'
"
due
^
Co.,
5 Va '}c
Fuel
Natural
2.797600
1983.__M.__
due
pipe line
convertible
.0166645
z
K
'
bonds
Ltd.—
Magnin
1
53m '*■
.0166645
.231725
series
1977____Nov
bonds due 1977
Macy & Co., Inc. 2V8'; debs, due Nov.
(Joseph
L.393810
Co.,
secured
Martin
2.798075
Corp.
mortgage
1324
5Cc
Ltd.—
first
Oil
.277625
.277658
Gas
debentures
Gage
Page
4%%^ debs,
Corp.
Sugar Refinery Ltd.
Natural
•
z
yM M.;M;'">?■? ;.v
Date
due Nov. 1, 1963—^
Nov
1
pfd. stock___——Oct 31
S0.55 cumuli pfd.. stock
Nov
1
Allied
.203875
.251325
increased
Page
28
REDEMPTION
.310566
.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
(In millions of dollars)
,
Oct
.203975
.310566
million and $11
in
Date
\
bonds.!
gold
PARTIAL
Sound Power & Light
5*/4^ debentures due Nov.
"Other" loans
u
Corp.—
and
'
.144775
.144858
gold
Puget
week
in the Chronicle,
TENDER
OF
My.";?
Concession
Port
.210075
8%
debentures
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
provisions.
.927500
.210075
.192479
.231718
1.393673
2.797800
fund
last date for mak¬
or
Company and Issue—
.0200300
Asuncion
.0387000
I,
Consolidated Statement of Condition
given
were
NOTICE
2.229163
'
.0387041
.277675
2.770099
.139725
.0348812
.0166645
..139725
.0348812
.0166645
.192475
.231715
1.393723
2.797900
redemption,
(except where otherwise indicated)
details
.00673691
.0067459^
00674374
.0200300
..927343
• .210075
, ,144896
.310566
.203993
.251318
.209590
2.797800
.00160600
.00275900
.326900
. . .0800560
2.770198
.139712 "
.0348812
.0166645
.192475
.231725
1.393574
2.797600
_.
.
2.229322
.0387125
.277600
/
"2.7699.0
;
•
;
peseta
Sweden,
.'0800560-
•
.277837
—_—-.
pound
krone
Norway,
.326866
—__.
_
New Zealand,
.
.__
pound—
lira
Japan.
.00679018
2.229402
.0387000
.0200333
.926796
.210075
.144900 ^
.310566
.204025
.251316
.209612
2.797900
-.00160620
.00275900
.326900 >
.00684982
2.229163
,
.0387000 vr-..0200335
- .927031
.210100
.144887
:s
y.310566
franc_V.u—
.204000
:
!
.251375 •.
: .209610
2.797600 Z
•
.00160600^
ii*
.00276000
peso.,
Australia,
sinking
redemption
notes,
bonds,
for
$
S
Argentina,
in which the
Oct. lu
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 4
corporate
called
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
United States Money)
Wednesday
of
stock
under
The date indicates the
the
'
list
a
common
'
,1
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
certifies
.
(quar.)—,
(quar.)_
—___—___
$1.0834
$1.12
,12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
j
Volume
Number 6307
198
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Snare
Name of Company
Kansas
Kaufman
&
Kavanau
Corp.
Keliogg
Kennedy's,
Inc.,
*>1.2o
dividenu
class
ana
11-20
jlu-xo
r
10-30
lu-
——
1-16-64
,1-
27V2C
4-lo-64
4-
8
$1.25
1—lo-64
1-
8
xo-lo
dividend
3ft
10-15
15c
common-——;
ruuas,
iU-iO
(semi-annual
B-2
Stock
9-30
10-
vestment
10-15
Class
.
t semi-annual
S-3
vestment income;
ment
income
distribution
14c
plus
a
32c
of
A
Class
1
Mfg.
Thermos
3oc
(quaV.,i
oo.
Kings Department/Stores (SiOck dividend i_
Kingsport Press inc. (qUar.
King wood Oil Co. (stock divia.e».aKlein (S.t Department Stores (Siock dir.)
Vogt
&
Knapp-Monarcn
Kostin
co.
Company,
6ft
1st
common
Electric
series
Merchants Fast
Corporation
Mercantile
iq...ar,<
27
——— -
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
10-
Metromedia/ Inc.
10-15
10-
10-31
V29
10c
Go—-
12-
1
1-2-64
Metropolitan
1
11-
$1.30
1
Meyer
(Geo.
Ltd.
Lamson
10-31
10-15
Co.
11-
1
5938c
1
41
10-
1
Mile
10-15
10-
1
10c
—:
$1.80
United
isakeries,
preferreu
Laurentide
com.
4oc
—
6W%
Financial,
25c
(quar.;—
tquar.)
$1.25
Fund
(from
Leec.e-Neville
Stock
Co.
Northrop Co.,
pfd. class A and
Lehigh
Portland
&
11-30
11-
10-15
10-15
10c
class
'2ft
Cement
Lemer
Leslie
Salt
Lestoil
Products
Above
Co.
Directors
voted
7
8
10-15
10-14
11-
1
12-13
5c
12-31
a
Life
&
Casualty
Quarterly
Insurance
11-26
Lincoln
(Calif.)
National
Central
Lincoln
New
(monthly)
6c
10-15
Bank
York
National
Co.
11-
11-15
1
25c
(quar.i
10-15
Miami
RR.
11-
1
Mount
lVaft
r
(initial)__—
70c
12'/ac
60c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-21
12-
2
10-
11-
4ft
gtd.
betterman
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-15
4ft
gtd.
betterman
(quar.)
50c
3-10-64
2-17
(quar.)
stock
(quar.)
Original
Litteltuse,
Oil
(stock dividend
Groceterias, Ltd.—
Loblaw
$1.60
1st
(M.)
Ltd.
,
(s-a)
Londontown
5ft
Lighting
Island
Angeles
Extra
Power
5.16ft
preferred
4.96 ft
&
preferred
iquar.)
Gas
&
Lager
Stores
Luminall
New
National
National
Bank
National Cash
12-31
12-13
National
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
1
11-
1
10-11'
11-
1
10-11
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-15
11-
1
109
49c
11-
1
10-19
11-15
10-25
Gas
Co.
2nd
2nd
National
MPO
Videotronics
Class
MSL
Inc.,
B
class
A
^__
Monthly
;
Increased
(now
MacAndrews
MacDonald
Macassa
Gold
Macoiri
Macy
&
on
F.)
H.)
quarterly
&
basis)
iquar.)_
_
Ltd
(quar. >
Hyde
Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Corporation, 6ft
pfd/ (quar.)_^
4V2ft preferred (initial quar.)
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone Co.. Ltd.—
Maremont
(quar.)
preferred B
Industries
Marsh
&
preferred
&
Inc.
10-
7
9-30
9-30
pfd.
Bank
11-15
10-
10-31
1
10-31
10c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
investment
(quar.)__
_____
Pacific
Trust
&
—.
Nielsen
10-30
10-16
10-15
10-15
9-20
10-17
9-23
1111-
8
10-15
*
9-20
$6
11-15
Norfolk
6ft
12-20
12-
North
12-
1
of
Co.
Western
preferred
American
10-10
North
11-
1
10-19
North
Pittsburgh
10-15
10-28
9-30
Northern
10-31
$1
10-
1
10-15
10-15
$1.10
9-20
'9-20
10-15
9-20
Assn.
—
(quar.)
Bank of
Utilities
pfd.
—
of
pfd.
(quar.)—a
Canada, Ltd.——
Telephone
Engineering
Illinois
$1.50
preferred
Lines
Pepsi
12-
2
11-
10-
1-2-64
15c
10-31
Philadelphia
10-
10-
4
10-25
__
15c
11-
r
iquar.)
5c
10-31
10-
iquar.)
10-31
10-18
10-31/
10-18
Co.—
11-1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
95c
11-
1
10-10
$1.50
12-
4
preferred
preferred
Norristown
RR.
;
;
15c
quar.)
1
90c
Common
8 ft-
'
(quar.i
preferred
9-30
9-30
10-30
10-15
Pierce
iquar.)
1
1
9-27
1
10-
11-1
7
10-10
$1
10-10
9-30
415c
10-15
9-29
34c
10-15
9-24
50c
10-15
9-30
Pickwick
Stock
Organization
Sz
10-15
10-15
10-
1
9-13
9-30
1
9-18
10-15
'9-24
4ft
,
Stock
10-1
11-
1
10-21
93%c
11-
1
10-15
1
10-11
10-15
9-30
$2.50
Pittsburgh
& Lake Erie
Plate Glass
Trust
J.)
Cable
&
Plymouth
Portable
(H.
5Mi ft
K.)
preferred
10-17
Portland
General
11-15
Portland
Transit
4.70ft
preferred
preferred
Electric
__a
3.60ft>
10-11
SI.06%
iquar.i
(quar.)
Preferred: Utilities Mfg., 5V2ft
Prentice-Hall
preferred
non-cumulative
Automotive
(quar.)
10-31
f
22c
25c
preferred
10-17
v
10-31
—:L—
10-17
1
1
9-27
SU"1^
(quar.)
Precision
11-
9-30
10-23
dividend)
—
10-11
11-
11-15
10-19
2ft
__i_
10-25
20c
10-15
5
—
15c
1st
10-18
80c
9-16
6ft
11-11
12-
5ft
Iquar.)
(quar.)
Corp., of Canada,
4V2ft
10-17
11-18
'
Inc. .(stock
(Del.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
Power
10-10
r
1
11-
12r2C
10-15
7
10-19
15c
(quar.i
Co.
10-10
9-30
4
11-27
10-10
120ft
Tools
1
9-30
10-
12-20
10-28
,
2
8
Vis ft
10-15
Mfg.—
Cordage
Electric
8
10-11
87'aC
Bank
dividend
Atwood
11-
10-11
60c
2
National
Corp.—
dividend
Stock
1
1
40c
-
(increased-quarterly)
Plume
12-
1
11-1
11-
$1.50
___
la
&
10-4
62'2C
iquar.)
State
Quarterly
Wire
10-
10-15
7c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
increased-quar)
iquar. 1
iN.
10-15
5c
RR.
1
preferred
Plainfield
11-
10-
11-6
2
SI
t;
(quar.)
common
11-
10-31
12-
40c
r
common
preferred
Company,
25c
12-15
10-23
1 Va %
Brewing,
convertible
Pittston
4
9-24
10-14
10-31
dividend
Pittsburgh
Plastic
10-15
'10-21
iquar.16c
Corp.
Co.. (reduced'
Telephone (Del.)—
Stock
10-15
5c
Finance
Pioneer
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
Chemical
9-13
10-15
5ft
Ry.
Company,
common
preferred (quar.i
$4
Pioneer
New
15c
10-15
10-14
(s-a)
Northern
Stevens
&
$3.50
'
1
10-15
oc
dividend
Piedmont
Pittsburgh
1
10-15
$0,102
^
Pillsbury
1011-
1
11-
$0.0639
Phillips-Eckardt Electronic Coro. (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend'-
9-30
10-18
7
9-19
11-
97V.»c
(quar.)
11-20
10-
10-30
10-15
$1
iquar. 1
preferred
'
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
'
10-15
11-15
4
17l/2C
62',2C
(quar.i
$1.17
10-15
10-15
8
10-20
$1.10
10-15
4,25c
9-16
1
$107,%
7c
$1.06%
10-31
10-
(quar.)
3.90ft
4
10-15
12c
preferred
4ft
4
10-
10-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
Philadelphia Transportation
Philip Morris, Inc., common
1
10-15
12-20
11-15
46c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Philadelphia, Germantown &
9-30
11-
Electric
50c
47V2C
5
4.30ft
10-16
10-15
37 Vac
4
10-15
'
:
preferred
22 Vac
(quar.)
10-
preferred
Co.
—
10-10
1
4.40ft.
12-14
11-13
Inc.
10-15
—
11-1
4.68ft
9-13
10-15
Bottlers,
10-21
—a
10-25
11-
.
Inc.
15c
common
(quar.)
United
Bottlers
Cement,
common
preferred
(quar.i.
5ft
1
410c
General
12 VaC
(quar.)——
8
1
20c
'
.__
Permanente
4
10-15
Cola
Pepsi-Cola
8
•
10-
10-
11-
30c
.,
Company
;
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (incr.-quar.)__
Pep BoysftVIanny Moe & Jack (quar.)
6
47c
1
10-25
8c
,-4
10c
iquar.)
Works
Corp.,
—
(quar.)—.;
4$1.50
income)
(quar.)
Pennzoil
10-15
12-
10c
(quar.)
4
10-28
10-15
11-20
4
10-
11-
10-
1
11-15
11-15
15c
4ft
Refractories
Van
Co.
11-
Fund—
investment
Traffic
10-31
445c
(quar.)__L
Mutual
net
10-31
12V2C
common
preferred
Square
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
12-13
16 V4C
(quar.)—i—
(quar.U
Co., 5ft
pfd.
J.)
Ltd.,
10-31
25c
Co.
&
(C.
11-15
10-
10-15
17 VaC
(quar.)—
10-18
7V2C
2
10-15
;
12-10
8
1
Com¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
2
10-17
lft
12-10
1-3-64
20c
12-
of
—1—
(quar.)_
12-
10-31
15c
approval
Airways
11-
9-30
11-
1-3-64
4ft
World
$1.16
(Patersoni—-
to
12V2C
semi-annual
$1.06
'
(quar.)
(quar.i
10-17
$1.06V4
10-15
11-
10-31
(quar.)
1
15c
9-30
6%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
10-15
27 Vac
10-17
,10-15
preferred
10-
1
11-
12c
$1.50
C,) (quar.)____
Chemicals Corp.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4% ft
preferred
iquar.)
9-30
,11-
(increased >__
9-20
Telegraph—
(quar.)
Pennsalt
9-30
56 V4C
'
$1.12Va
}
preferred
17 V2C
quar.):
334ft
Ry.,
Fund
American
10-15
ft'
4.64%
,
Acceptance
American
North
1
10%
1
9-27
'
dividend
Davis
5c
—
(quar.)
10-18
1
10-
10-15
10c
10c
(quar.)—
American
10-19
11-
dividend).—
12-14
10-15
25c
(quar.)____
12-31
4.24ft
income
Light
Co.
Public
Co.,
C.)
1
11-
10-4
9-20
/26c
Ltd.
(subject
J.)
11-
SI.11
4
10-25
10-22
39c
Penney (J.
2
31 Vi c
:a__——_ __-
,10-19
$1.19
1
10^
11-15
1
10-15
10c
—
National
(increased
Merchandise
(J.
&
11-
1
30c
;
(quar.)
Products
(From
10-15
32 Vic
—
Gas—
Finance; class A
North
2
10-25
11-
25c
(
preferred
Airlines
Chemical
Porter
Norac
iquar.)—____
(quar.)__/
Electric
American
Penn
9-30
10-31
10-31
—
Iquar.)
Trust
&
Board
(A.
Corp.
4ft
Cos.,
Co.
&
12-
45c
25c
Corporation—
Parke
8
11-29
40c-
20c
10c
11-29
10-15
—
—
missioner)
Newberry
10-16
Ltd.—
&
3.80ft
———_—__
dividend
10-'2
12-23
10-31
(quar.)_i
Telephone
Patterson
10-15
Corp.—
Electric
&
Natural
common
10-16
4
10-30
40c
Quarterly
York
12-23
1-1-64
420c
preferred
4c
Edison
Merchants
10-15
417 V2C
&
Gas
10-30
11-
9-30
40c
(quar.)
Telephone,
(quar.)
Jersey Bank
State
1-1-64
$1
___^
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
England
450c
2
12-13
10-15
75c
:___
England
$1.50
12-
12-23
311 '4 C
Canada
BOvSton
New
$1.19
12V2C
(quar,
Southwest
6ft
,9-30
5c
______
investment
New
3
$1.12 Vz-*
10-22
10-15
Series
Gas
Northern
income)_
Pacific
6
9-
9-16
25c
Research
common
Brunswick
50c
(s-ah
,
Bedford
10-10
10-15
conv.
Pacific
10-11
30c
Electric
of
New
Stock
10-15
1
9-26
1
11-
10-15
10-13
25c
(quar.)
common.
New
10-17
17 Vac
17c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.i
&
net
preferred
New
New
1
11-
9-20
10 ft
NY) (quar.)
(Norwich, N. Y.)
iquar.)
B
Marcus,
Jersey
11-25
11-
$1.17
9-15
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Corp.,
from
Products
New
12-16
I7V2C
:
10-15
10c
Power Co., common (quar.)—!——
5V/ft,' preferred
(quar.)—-;,—__——_—
New
45c
iquar.i_
com.
10c
$3.50
(quar.)
Gas
50c
(quar.)
Massachusetts Electric, 4.76ft pfd.
4.44ft preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
(Quarterly from net
1
30c
(quar.).
Specialty Wire,
(s-a)
11-
10-15
10-20
12V^c
/
(quar.)
Marsh
Supermarkets
Maryland Casualty Co.
Maryland Fine
7
422 VaC
___■.
iquar.)
McLennan.
10-
4S1.25
■i
Maple Leaf
7ft
1
5ft
(quar.)___
dividend_____
Common
11-15
10-14
11-
5ft
__
Marlene
12-16
10-30
$1
25o
Corp.
&
9-30
7 Vac
dividend
Stock
9-30
10-15
$1.06 V4
Ltd.. 5ft pfd. (quaiU____/_
Majestic Specialties Inc. (quar.)—
Malone
1-15
10-15
45c
,
(quar.)—/
_
Mailman
1-30-64
5c
4ft
________
Stock
10-16
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
Union
4'•4ft
Utilities,
10-15
$4.75
10-11
Stock
,
Neon
11-25
$1.18%
1
37 Vac
Nevada
10-31
25c
—
pfd. B
4 Va ft
preferred A (quar.)__
Mading, Drug Stores (quar.)
Magin, (Joseph) Co. (quar.),
$1
3
12-16
pfd. (quar.).
Savings & Loan Association
7
10-
10-25
11-
Co.
Series—,
3
420c
10-15
415c
Series
40c
—
iquar.)a____
Mines
Industries
(R.
a
Corp.
Dividend
10-
1
8
$1.1834
2c
Balanced
10-
8
1111-
(quar.)
58c
Bond
8c
Forbes
(E.
Prfd.
National
10-15
10-
2
11-15
(quar.)
Package
(quar.)_
National
10-15
12-
415c
preferred
6c
is-ai_—
Telegraph
&
National
10c
10-15
4$3
preferred
Penn
preferred
10-15
$.001
,
60c
is-a)
preferred
oft
(quar.)—
10-
Industries—
.
S4.75
431'ic
Ltd.
10-15
Neiman
...
$4.50
Si
(quar.)
Trust
Securities
National
•
10-15
7c
10-25
1
10-10
of
.ft
10-15
25c
,
10-15
11-1
1
1
Penmans,
10c
10c
_
'10-11
11-
1
5c
32 Vi»c
quar.)
B
Co.
(quar.)'__
Co.
Paper
Gas
10-25
11-
$1.05
dividend)
(quar.)—
preferred A
(quar.i
5ft
Quarterly
(quar.)
class
,
Ry.
11-20
10-11
33c
'•
__2
Trust
Indemnity Co. (stock
Lighting Corp.—
'
preferred (quar.)
Pan
—:
(Auburn,
&
Fuel
5ft
,
&
$4.40
(quar.)
Register
Propane
preferred
$1.04
8
-14
11-20
12-10
10-25
(Chicago!—
(s-a)
Increased
common
Commercial
National
12-10
33c
iquar.jk
11-
new
(quar.)
Casket
National
10-15
A
lUticai—
$4.36
r
under
(Albany, N. Y.) (quar.)„
National Containers.
Ltd/, common
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
Quarterly
llftc
425c
___
(quar.i'
Inc.
Bank
10-10
10-
20c
(increased
common
Pacific
9-27
25c
Aeronautical
12-13
11-
Paints, Inc.—
Lynchburg
10-15
(quar.)
Telephone
Check
1
10-15
2 2 Vac
(quar.)_
Breweries
Inc.
(quar,)
Lyons-Magnus,
National
31V'4c
common
(quar.)
Lowe's Companies
(quar!)
Lowney
(Walter M.l. Ltd.
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
$1.11
;
preferred
Lucky
Lucky
10-17
$1.04
Electric,
System,
$1.24
iquar.)
5ft
Pacific
11-
10-15
Inc.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
:
preferred
Morris,
(quar.)
States
$1.29
(quar.)
4.16 ft
—
(stock
Mills
Mills, 7ft
9c
___■
4.44 ft>
10-15
28c
Inc.
Rice
Nation-Wide
Light—
preferred
Louisville
10-31
class
___
Finance
Oxford
Industries—
Co.
18c
;
(quar.)
1
SI.50
Narragansett Electric Co., 4Vaft
1
Bank
Rockland
A
4
10-18
10-
9-18
21V'2C
_.
(increased)
:
Louisiana
1
flOc
I
(quar.)
go.
11-
10-15
6ft
3
10-^5
12 Vac
Drug
11-
(quar.i
Vernon
4.64ft
:_
9-25
Pako
Equipment
Royal
Mutual
2-17
10-
50c
,
lft
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
10-
'
9-30
10c
(Increased-quar.)
Murphy Corp., 5 Va ft series A pfd. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (stock dividend)—._
11-15
140c
Mfg.
Long
Los
10-18
2 Va ft
_x.
i_a
(quar.)__
B
preierence
3-10-64
33,4c
1__
12-10
$1.10
(quar.)
:
Industries (stock dividend)
Livingston
Loeb
$1.10
Inc.
10-31
Company
1
(quar.)
Philip
Foods,
preferred
Mountain
11-15
_L_
Elevator
Outlet
Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd.—
Mount
4
1 quar.i
Partic.
Wholesale,
Class
Otis
10-25
2c
5ft
10-31
593ac
i
Oshawa
4
10-15
SI.09
9-30
11-15
(quar.)_;.______
11-
12 VaC'
10-18
/_35c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.14
'
announcement
Inc.
Diablo
Mount
1
Special
Litton
11-.9
10-30
10-15
Products, Ltd. iquar.)
Copper Mines Ltd. (s-ai
&
Oxford
(quar.)—'
common
(See
Clemens
Mount
Co.
stock
Co.,
preferred
10-10
Special
Original
10-18
Extra
Printing Co.—
Common,
(stock
dividend)
Lincoln Rochester Trust
iquar.)
Little
10-
10-31
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Industries
Pool
6ft
9-30
Lincoln
Ling Temco-Vought, Inc.
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
10-18
10-15
common
(quar.i___
Park
Motorola,
Mount
35c
Insurance
10-30
—
Parts
Motor
10-31
of
(quar.)
Life
12-10
15c
a
Tiust
10-10
isc
20c
$1.06
'■
(quar.)__
Co.
Y..
4ft
preferred
Originala, Inc.
name.
TTenn.i—
(quar.)
&
Power
dividend
Motor
/ 10- 4
30c
Dolly Madison
9-30
15c
Lightcraft-General
5
Industries—
See
10-4
10-18
v
preferred
75c
(Philip).
10r 13
11-15
10-30
^
4.75ft
6
11-
Ward & Co., common (quar.)
Guaranty. Trust (N. Y.)
iquar.)
^
Co.
12-
A
Quebec
Extra
Corporate title changed to
25 ft
'
Liberty
10-16
12-2
25c
Steel
25c
Morris
12-13
10-30
'
4.65 ft
12-6
Montgomery
split of the
.
1
1
42 Vac
preferred (quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.i—-
Motec
Real Estate Trust—
Shares of beneficial interest
11-
$1.18%
$6
10-16
N.
&
Orange
10-15
12Vac
Morgan
(quar.)
1
11-15
.
Montana
11-15
1
11-
./
Extra
9-27
11-
9-30
9-30
Quarterly
10-21
25c
iquar.)
/
Gas,
National
Pacific
11-
10-1O
10-14
dividend
Opemiska
10-15
loc
_____
10-31
c
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-2
67 Vac
,
five-for-four
a
shares
common
preferred
10-10
1
17ftc
Co.
(quar.)--__
Corp:
Ontario
10-16
1
(extra)
(quar.)
Mohawk National Bank
$1.12 Va
10-31
$1.75
*
4.36ft preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
10-10
arrearage
Liberty Life Insurance tS. C.)
Liberty Loan Corp.—
>
iquar.)
A
all
4.56ft
11-
10-29
Electric—
Quarterly
10-18
Regulator—
Paper
11-1
25c
12'ac
;
B
(quar.U
Republic Life Insurance Co.
Central
10-14
.
10-22
—;
Ontario
10-10
50c,
Stock
4
11-
ts-ai—._
(quar.)
B
9-30
1
10c
Wire
(quar.i
preferred iquar.)
National
Old
Mississippi Power & Light—
11-26
10-25
10-
1
56 V-iC
A
(quar.)
&
1
1
8c
(quar. i_
434ft• pfd.
10-10
15c
class
clears
pref.
11-
20c
7
lu-
12 \'2
preferred
(quar. )_a
Inc..
payment
3 ft
10-11
11-
_
com.
9c
—_—
4Vaft
Corp.,
Co.
class
(quar.i
Class
TO-11
1
15c
Inc.,
Gas
1
11-
11-
iquar.)
Rhoads,
Old
9-27
11-
10c
—
(increased)_4
common
11-
9-30
10-15
25c
1
25c
Ltd.
&
Gas
Ontario
class
iquar
Extra
11-14
10-15
465c
(quar.)
25c
•
(quar.)__.
Corporauon
Stores
Co.,
A
Minnesota
11-26
5
10-10
ft
10c
$1.10
10-25
31I-.C
Lehigh Press (increased-quar.)
Lehman
5
12-
Mfg.
&
Minneapolis-Honeywell
9
12-
12-14
15c
Club,
A
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
Onondaga Pottery
10-23
10-25
25c
32'ac
10-25
20c
tquar.)
B
Co
20c
(s-a)
(quar.)__
10-15
15c
class
and
&
434ft
Co.—
30c
(quar.)
common
Naviation
1
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
Kennel
Minneapolis
9-17
.
Rubber
Hign
Class
9-26
8c
.
11-
(quar.)
Water
9-30
$1.04
Co.
4.24ft
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Oneida
(quar.)
Co., $7 pfd.
10-15
Shoe
Fisheries,
4ft
—
common
Inc.
Oklahoma
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
ft'
Miller
10-10
income)
/.
<fc
Coal
10-31
a
Miller
•
9-jO
131V4C
—
iquar.)_
dividend
Lehigh
investment
net
1U-15
y-30
10c
(quar.)
—
Lazard
10-15
J31V4C
pt'd.
preferred tquar.)
Lanvin-Parfums. Inc. (quar.)__
5%
10-
10-15
(quar.)—=_.
Extra
Langendorf
Leeds
10-15
9-27
Midwest
conv.
preferred A
Company
iquar.)
&
10-15
Ocean
11-15
1
—
Abrasive
Middlesex
U3ftc
__
1
12-
37VaC
series)
Electric
Corp.,
Preferred
10-21
10c
r
10-14
8120
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
4.40ft
/
Sessio.._-^-
&
4.75ft
Lang
(quar.).,
(1961
Michigan Gas &
Mid-America
13%C
.
10-14
1
12-
ft
(Canadaft
$1.0234
Common
(quar.)
Mfg.
Meyercord
10-15
Mid-West
Labatt,
J.)
12-12
Vftft/;.
v
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-
10-28
11-
$1.00
(quar.)
Stores
NuTone,
ft; 10- 1
9-30
10c
lu-18
$1.50
1
11-
32 Vac
11-26
7
9-30
(quar.)
Co.,
A
Steel
net
(quar.)___:
lU-10
5
10-22
$1.18%
Lines, Inc.
Co.
12-
$1.75
—__
(from
(quar.)
(monthly)
Motor
Stores
10-21
10c
iquar.
preferred
A
3
9-13
10c
preferred (quar.
Kryion,
Inc.
(qua.. >
5Vzft
10-
10-25
2zc
7%
Kuhlman
10-18
class
Glass
Nunn-Bush
25c
(quar.)
lu-a2
10-15,
iquar.)____
on
Northwestern
10-18
1
B
Extra
10-17
11-
9-30
9-30
S1.02Va
_______
Ltd.
Engineering
9-30
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
Telephone,
Nortnwescern
payment
(quar.)
5ft
—
preieireu
Mensch
A
B
preferred-
12-10
3c
4ft
Corporation ;iquar.)—
Kroger
1
12 Vac
(quar.i
ivug.
lu-
5ft
.
—
Knape
10-xo
preferred
iquar.)
Northern
SI
Inc.
common
preferred
10-15
4ft
Fund
Co.,
preferred
Northwest
10-19
90c
(quar.)___
6
10-31
24c
9-20
$1.02
preferred
6'
lU-i i
iquar.)
10-14
payment
income)
Shoe
com.
iquar.) _l
(quar.)
12-
_20c
(quar.)___
Securities
investment
434ft
.
^
46c
King-beeley
(increased)
arrears)
Melville
9-30
Co.
Industries, Inc., $3 pfd. (a
quarterly plus 25c partial
75c
Medical
in¬
special year-end
from net realized
&
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1%C
G.)
9-20
1-1-64
10-31
'
10-10
Class
(quar.i
(Arthur
10-14
1-1-64
12-20
9-23
9-20
10-31
Railway
Power,
$4.16
25c
(quar.)
1
55c
25c
A
11-
10-14
$1.06
States
'
15c
class
S1.37V2
C__
9-23
$1.13
$3.60
Co.—
Inc.,
9-23
iquar.>_
4 ft-
!
y-2i
1
<quar.)__
Pacific
,
(quar.)
1
11-
preferred
$4.11
■
11-
si.25
(quar.)—
$4.08
y
1
preferred
Nortneni
10-21
'.
11-
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
Indiana Public Service—
preferred
Northern
3
12-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
42c
8I.O6V4
(quar.i
preferred
$4.10
(annual)
of
9-30
invest¬
net
10-14
12-23
_
Publishing
McQuay-Norris
net
irom
irom
10-10
~S15
(liquidating!
Corp.
B
McKee
»-J0
Keystone Growth Common Siock Fund
Series
1
11-
(quar.)
'___
4.22ft
10-15
spilt)
Aircraft
of
56c
5.50ft
common
4''4ft
4Va'c
10-14
11-1
12 VaC '
dividend
McLean
income)
10-24
10-24
435c
Corp.
McGraw-Hill
in¬
net
troru
10-11
10-10
Northern
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ftywood
McDonnell
8
Keystone Medium-Grade Bona Fund
Series
10-21
10-31
-
25c
Lumber
Mcuregor-Doniger
payable in class B shs.)
t
Custoamn
stock
"
River
States
ft.■„
ft..
15c
conv.
When
share
Gas,
preierred
5ft
1
10-
93 %c
(quar.).
series
(quar.)
Corporation
(3-lor-2
8
27VaC
10-31
(Above payment paid on surrender of ctfs)
Stockhoide"s approve acquisition by United
10-15
iu-xo
Ltd.
Illinois
5ft
Co.
<sz
Grain,
McCall
9-3v
3c
ts'-a)
Oil—
(Oscar)
Corp.
1959
Northern
Co.—
Stores—
preferred
Name of Company
10-18
25c
5
,.3ft'.
Snops
Stock
11-
—
:
Zinc
of Re0.
11-18
5ft
Coke
Department
McCabe
b-A.3
»
———
r
Regeler
&
47
Holder
Per
12-16
I
27 iuC
.
Payable
6c
dividend
McCloud
--
When
Share
.
(quar.)
&
Coal
334%
11-12
A
-—______
preferred
Keystone
'
Stock
Acciaent Insurance
(quar.>:—
V
10-iO
31',4c
iquar.)
preierreu
(quar.i
Kewanee
1
20c
stone
Common
Kenwin
May
1
12-
1-2-64
■'
Common
5%
10-10
ii-
loc
,
:
common
on
common
Kentucky
Maust
Mayer
Kentucsy Central Life &
Stock
lu-2i
87 Vac
—-—
iquar.);___
Inc./ (quar. >
t
9-o0
lx-iz
5c
i.quar.i
Inc.
Service,
Kennametal,
lo-io
2uc
Mutiiessen
—
prexeneu
Girl
10-15
oc
9-30
Corp.
5uc
tincreaoed quar.)
—__w——
oompanj
3 Va %
Kelly
Per
Name of Company
xec.
25c
(monthly;—.——:—
——
Holden
..
Broau tsunaing
Monthly
When
Payaole of
Masco
Industries—
4%
non-cumuiauve
preterita
(.quar.)
$4 non-cum pieierred
(quar,;
>
Southern
City
(1479)
90c
$1.17Va
10-11
10-15
*.
9-30
10-31
10-16
1111-
1 ft 10-14
1
10-14
Ltd.—
(qu-ar.)—,
preferred (quar.i-___
Components ' iquar.)
pfd.
(accum.)
-t'—-——
4'57c
47V2C
10-15
10-15
9-20
9-20
3c
10-25
10-8
13%c
10-15
9-27
10c
11-29
11-15
,
*
The Commercial and Financial
1
x_
When
Per
President
Holders
When
Per
New
(Interim
less
Prince
Procter
10c
11-
1
10-
12-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Supermarkets
(quar.)
12-
2
11-12
$1.16
12-
2
11-12
15c
12r
3
11<
——
<■
9
(Quarterly
accumulated
Can
C.
Radio
(quar.)
Co.
$3.50
Ralston
10-19
9-23
10-19
9-23
10-14
<9-12
25c
>
30c
Quarterly
Properties
A
(quar.)
Y.)
.__
Reardon
Red
Inc
Kap,
Red
Owl
(quar.)
(subject
dividend
Stock
(Canadai
Reitman's
Class
(quar.)__—
Inc.
Stores,
Carriers
Redwing
A
ICC approval)
(quar.)
to
common
(quar.)
Stores
Reliance
Electric
Reliance
Varnish
(quar.)—.
Engineering
&
(quar.)
11-15
11- 1
y
10-15
10-15
27%c
1—
$$1.18%
59% c
$1.12%
Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
=
Riker Delaware Corp., class A (monthly)
River
Brand
Rice Mills
(increased quar.)_
30c
93%c
7c
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co.
4%% preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals, 4%% pfd.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Rich's,
dividend
Stock
7
(Calif.)
Company
known
Now
10c
12'/2c
Express
Roadway
Roberts
dustries
Rochester
—
Consolidated
Roberts
as
Inc
'• '•
-
Button
Gas
Rochester
Electric
(quar.)
com.
$1
$1.02%
$1.18%
$1.02%
$1.23%
$1.37%
//.
4%. preferred
F (quar.)____
4.10%. preferred H (quar.)
——:
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
________—
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)_
___—.
4.95%. preferred K (quar.)_
5.50%
preferred L (quar.)
Rogers Corporation
(stock .dividend)
Rohr Corporation
(quar.)
Rollins
Broadcasting
(quar.)
!_
Ronson
Corporation (quarj___
— '
(quar!)
Co.
Ropei;.; (George)
Industries
Roper
Rorer
(Win.
Rosenau
Rowe
Brothers
Furniture
Royal
Royal
(quar.)
(quar.)-,!—4.
Petroleum
Co., 4%%
Dutch
McBee
-
—
._
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
Ruby
Togs,
-
_.___
(quar.)
__—
(resumed)
Enterprises Ltd.
Inc.
(increased)
Foo's
Russ
__
ttyerson & Haynes,
lnc.____
4% %
10-
4
11-
8
1111-
3%%
8
State
Bank
State
'n
St.
5%%
Corp.,
Co.
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
11-18
of
1
1
5%
Louis-San
St.
5%
Paul
St.
Sams
San
Francisco
$1.25
Fire
W.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Miguel Brewery Inc.,
preferred
Sanborn
Map
Sanders
B
4.36%
A
(s-a)
4c
4c
20%
•___!
i_
class
on
A
class
&
&
preferred
Tubular
B
Power
Co.,
Products
(quar.)
20c
_
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Schering Corp., 5 %pfd. (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (NV) (quar.)_
Schultz Sav-O Stores, Inc.
(quar.)_
25c
37%c
25c
.
5c
Schwitzer
25c
27%c
27%c
27%c
27%c
Corp.; common, i
preferred A
(quar.)______
preferred
A
(quar.)___
5% %
5%%
5% %
1
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)___
Scott & Fetzer
(monthly)
Monthly
_2____
5%%
$4
preferred
York
&
5%%
1st
(quar.)_
Holdings—
Stock
7
.
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
.
Associates,
Seattle-First
Bank
(N.
Bank
of
11-1
Class
f4%
B
&
Latz,
Shares
common
(quar.)
10-15
1-2-64
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
'•
10-18
10-15
11- 1
10-15
10-18
10-15
10-
1
___.
■>
1
6%c
$1
Finance
10-30
Co.,
Insurance
•
•
*
4
.««
7
r« 7-
■'i
7/
'1'. -=
•
t
■-
(quar.)
Inc.
Univis,
*
:
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)L_
Co.
Co.
7'.'
•
•,.\t
.
10-15
10-15
10-15
11-15
•»
(Minn.)
•
-?
\
s.
_______
(quar.)
!
70c
__u
i
^
-'V./ •
Coal
"i--r.r
$1
,11-
1
Cos.
2%%
(quar.)'
•
10-10
..-4
_, /_
/
10-29
12-10
45c
._i__
(quar.)
11-
15c
.___
(quar.)_^
4
$10c
Canal (quar.,$2.50
'
9-13
-
11-22
1
10-
.
10-24
1-10
Hill Mines Ltd.
Sciver
Van
10- 2
7%c
11-29
11-11
(quar.)
$1.25
10-15
10- 5
$1.12%
11-15
7c
$1.25
'10-19
10-19
/ 10- 7
7c
75c
40c
12V2c
25c
25c
17%c
'
35c
$1.25
$1.20
$1.15
$1.06¥4
26%c
3%
10-15
10-18
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-23
11- 6
10-11
10-17
10-15
10-15
11- 1
IO7 4
10- 3
10- 1
class
Products,
(J.
(quar.)
Corp. of
convertible
____—
'
!
(quar.)
A
preferred
B.)
Vanadium
4%%
10-15
10-31
11- 1
10-18
11- 1
(quar.)";!_!_^
A
Corp., class
(quar.)
Inc.
Tobacco, common
(quar.)_l_
(Michigan) (quar.)
Forge
9-16
10-15
10- 4
10- 4
7%c
5c
30c
15c
22c
America—
preferred (quar.)
Controls
Leaf
Inc.
Valley
.
10-25 *
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting Co.—
Common
5%
Wade
_'__
(quar.)
_1
(quar.)_____
preferred
10- 7
10- 7
10-23
10-14i.;
9-27
;
Li—
Servicemaster_
Agricultural (s-a)!__
Warner
Bros.
Company
Bros.
Co.
Ltd.
._!
(quar.)
Warreri
.
Worts;
Gooderham &
Pictures
(quar.)
(Hiram)
Walker
,•
—
Wenger
Waialua
v.
(quar.)
.
(H.) Sons., class A (quar.)
Gas Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
L—
Warshow
Washington
$5
y
(quar.)
oreferred
$4.25
(H. R.) Corp.
Mining—
Gold
:
Jersey
Penn
Seashore
&
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
;—___
Western Holdings, Ltd. Ordinary—
(Interim payment of Rand 0.75 per share
less South African non-resident tax
of
4.10%
Western
—
9-30
9-26
9-26
11-15
$1.12¥2
$1.05
$1.02%
10-15
9-20
10-15
10-15
9-20 *
9-20
$1.12%
11-15
>
$2.50
62%c
12- 2
11- 1
11-12
10-10
11-1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15 "
10-15,
10-15
10-16
11-15
11- 1
63%c
68%c
11-30
10-31
11- 4
10- 7
59c
68c
11- 1
10-7
1,1- 1
10- 7
—
10c
$1.25
10-15
1-2-64
9-25
12-10
(quar.)_—
35c
10-15
9-20
f50c
t35c
10-15
C.)
—
Co., Inc.—
•>,
—________
4
preferred (quar.)—____—_____^—___'
preferred (quar.)_____
pfd.
conv.
Nuclear
Pacific
Western
Power
Gas
&
Co.—
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
preefrred
preferred
(quar.)
*
$2.75
4.72%
5.44%
Western
1st
2nd
&
Tablet
Western
___^—_
—
(quar.)___
Telegraph
Union
(quar.)
Westfair Foods, Ltd.—
$2
7%
preferred
Air
Brake
votfrj..
■i. .v
,' »
*
I
"
.ij.-:
.p\.
'
•
.
.
,
class
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Westinghouse
.
5c
35c
<•
Stationery Corp.—
&
(quar.)
preferred
35c
3IV4C
30c
32%c
(quar. )__l
(quar.) ___.£—_!^_____
(increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.55
5%
Inc.
RR.
11- 1
.;// /;•
9-30
9-30
(K.
Co.
-4.80%
5.20%
.
¥
—
(quar.)
Western
9-30
11-19
11-19
Securities
Insurance
Western
10- 1
$0,962
receipts—
Western Light & Telephone
Common
(quar.)
5%
11-15
10-15
,
,
10-15
10-15
12- 2
——
-
—
deposit
class A
10-10
11-19
Common
$2.50
11- 1
18c
(s-ai__——_
4.20%
7%%)
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
-
Co.—
Power
American
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
■
,
22 %c
22%c
$1.50
—
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
West
10- 7
,
class A
Management,
B
4%%
/
shares
American
Wellington
Class
pfd. C (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
6%
Waste King Corp.,
Welkom
10- 1
13c
13c
27%c
(quar.)__
series)
stock)
common
Jersey. RR &
Upjohn Co.
10-15
12%c
10-23
/
,
1956
and
Container
Universal
Universal
Common
,
10-23
12- 2
_!_
(quar.)
Co.
New
Universal
11-20
11-15
12-16
15c
12%c
.
10- 4 /
12-1
6%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
.
10-10
,10-10
v
15c
/
(quar.)_
Guarantee
Title
10-11
10-11
10-30
B
Title
10-15
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10- 4
10-10
9-14
10-23
„
Fiber Glass Co.—
R.)
Foods
10-11
Class
(quar.)—
dividend
Thriftway
Time
20c
;
—
11- 1
11- 1
11- 9
10-15
12-16
4
9-30
12-20 '
United Services Life Insurance Co. (s-a)
10c
10-30 / 10-15
U. S. Borax & Chemical—0
\;4.
4%%
preferred (quar.)____
$1.121%
12- 1
11-14
U. S. /Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)
33c
10-15
9-26 ;
U. S. Lines Co., 4%%
preferred (s-a)___
22%c
1-1-64
,
12- 6
U. S. Servateria
(quar.)_'!____
12%c
10-15
9-25 :
U. S. Shoe Corp.
(quar.)i
22V2C
10-14
9-27
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co., com.
50c
10-15
9-23
7%
preferred (quar.)
;__
87%c
10-15
9-23 .
U. S. Sugar. Corp.
(quar.)
25c
12-18
12-3
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
10-15
y9-30
Universal Automated Industries—
3c
10-25
9-25
10-15
1- 7
10-10
10-10
1%
(H.
Stock
9-30
$1.21
$1.19
$1
$1.14
(quar.)—;
(quar.)—/———
Industries
Thompson
10-30
20c
Keno
United
'
:
Industries
Furniture
Thompson
9-26
10-15
^United
10-18
11- 1
10-14
11- 4
(quar.)
Corp.—
in
Fruit
>
25c
11- 4
30c
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Ariz.)
common
1955
Artists
United
the rate
(quar.)—
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-14
$1.37%
preferred
Canada, Ltd., com.
(Calif.)
Electric
9-30
50c 1-14-64
pfd.
&
Power
1
10-29
6c
__
;
9-30
10c
pref.
payable
10-10
11-18
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11- 4
6c
of
preferred
United
10-19
2%
10-18
10-15
11-
(Stock dividend on com. and class B stocks
$$1
(increased)
Light, $4.84
$4:76 preferred
$4
preferred (quar.)—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
Texas
Thomasville
60c
15c
(quar.)
4%
—
pfd.
4%
Inc.,
Pharmacal
!__
(quar.)
common
Aircraft Corp.—
United
10-30
11-1
$1.12%'
$1
92%c
87%c
6c
u
dividend
Stock
10-17
10-17
'/•.-/
35c
50c
J.)
(quar.)
Air Lines,
5%%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Oil
Instruments
10-18
10-
Co.
9-30
10-15
10-31
shares to be paid at
share)
a
Texas
10-15
25c
!ciai\
$5
Texas
12-18
7%c
50c
3%
/
of
4-15
.
Oil
United
10-15
(quar.)
N.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
United
10-21
10-30
11-30*
__.
(Elizabeth,
Union Rock & Materials Corp.
11-19
10-21
12%c
9-19
10-15
1
(quar.)
Union
2%
10c
$40c
12%c
1-
common
(quar.)
American
Texas
12-16
5-
A
Gas
10-18
10-18
10-16
50%
11-15
5c
11-15
25c ,10-31
35c
11-15
20c
11-15
12%c
11- 1
10c
10-18
9-19
10-14
$0.499133
$78%c
(Cleveland)
Bank
noncumulative
6%
10-14
11- 1 7
9-30
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Canada,
preferred
4%
10-11
42 %c
(quar.)
preferred
?
(quar.)__
.'
Transport
Terminal
Texaco
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
,
12-27
(initial-quar.)
American
Seligman
7-17
10-18
25c
___.—
Corp;
Selected
1-17
4-17
2%%
2%%
(quar.)_
Freight
E.
M.
Taylor Publishing (increased)
Taylor Wine (quar.) _—
Technicolor, Inc.' (resumed)
9-24
B_
Sel-Rex
7
10-18
1
(initial)
common
I.
T.
(stock dividend)——-
Publications
H.
Talon, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
Tamar
Electronics Industries
10-21
11-
F.
New
11-15
7%c
Y.)
T.
9-30
10-15
Island,
Security Trust (Rochester, N.Y.)
See's
Candy Shops,
common
Class
9-27
10-18
22%c
10-21
-
!____
preferred
Union
9-20
9-30
10- 4
10- 4
10- 1
'
(quar.)
Long
10-21
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
(quar.)__
Corp.
Wayne
(Fractional
,
National
—
——
„
Co.—
Finance
Class
West
10-11
-
dividend
Stock
1
11-20
Security Columbian Banknote
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) (quar.)
Security
10-
—
(quar.)
Symington
.
;
Inc
National
V
$3.50
Weissberg
(quar.)
Inc.,
B
Class
11-1
11- 1
__
dividend
Seaboard
Swingline,
$70c
'
(quar.j„
class A
Inc.
,
11-15
2%%
div.)
(stk.
12-10
io-21
11-16
guilders each)
(4-for-3 stock split)
Trust
preferred
Union
10-31
$$1.25
10c
27V2c
$0.0027
(quar.)_
Petroleum
12-10
11-15
18c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
10-31
11- 1
9- 6
_T
Products
International
Sunset
1
10-
^.___^
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preference
4tfWar.)
Swank,
4
12- 2
,
preference
Scrivner-Stevens
4'
9-19
8-1-64^
Milk
Sunbury
9-19
10-
dividend
Stock
$4.50
9-30
6%
(quar.)__
10-15
12V2c
7
—
,
___
$3.70
10- 4
10-18
9-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Finishing
Oil
10- 4
10-10
10-11
,11-15
10-11
10-18
10- 1
10-11
10-15
11- 1
10-15
9-30
(20
Commerce
10- 4
20c
22%c
3c
/3c
10-7
.
;
Warner
14c
—
Extra
9-19
15c
1st
Electric
—
(quar.)
preferred
Summit
Sun
10-
(Conn.)
Inc.
Service
A
'
9-30
10-
common
preferred
90c
^
(quar.)—
1__
(California) • (quar.)
Gas
9-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Water
9-30
—
common
Corp.,
Greene
preferred
>80c
75c
15c
25c
6c
—
10c
12- 2
,
15c
_2
(quar.)___
Corp. Ltd.— '
preference A (quar.)
County
9-30
10-15
10-24
11- 1
12-10
11- 1
10-31
10-15
10-31
5c
11? 1
11-15
,10-15
11-15
'
shares
Union
12-17
11- 1
10c
^
u
'(quar.)
Inc.
Clothier,
'&
Suburban
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Webster
Suburban
9-30
13c
Paper Co.—
>
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40
Scottish
10-10
85c
$1
,____
Scott
&
Stubnitz
13c
._
.
Davin & Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Container
60c
57c
25c
3%
10c
—
(quar.)_—
Whatley
Stowe-Woodward,
10-10
10-18
$1.09
$1.31%
—
;.
•
12-2
62%c
7%c
!!_
dividend
Union
11- 1
10- 4
12- 1
11- 1.
1-1-64
10-15
12%c
12%c
$15c
$27%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)^__i____,
shares
Union
9-30
10-15
40c
dividend
Strawbridge
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
11- 9
10-15
12- 2
11- 1
10-17
11- 1
2-1-64
5-1-64
30c
common
"A"
(quar.)
"B" (quar.)
20c
(quar.)__
Corp.
common
1
10-15
11-15
11-1
11- 1
10-18
11- 9
10- 1
10-28
Acceptance
6%%
Y.)—
(N.
:
Stone
9-25
10-18
25c
;—_____
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
preferred
Sawhill
-
t.
class
17%c
—_
Trust
&
Bank
'
9-30
$1.75
4c
1
(quar.)
dividend
&
Savannah
5%%
12-31
50% /
!
(s-a)
Stock
Sargent
_
__
(quar.)
Associates,
Class
common
dividend
Stock
7%
1-25
22%c
25c
60c
5%
San
'10-25
10-15
10-18
32c
22c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred
32c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__4
Electric,
Diego Gas &
4.40%
4%%
Insurance
(quar.)
Stores
Stone
_1
Co.
&
12- 9
_•___
Ry.—
Marine
&
(Howard
12-16
10-17
10-25
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-25
_
Street
Products
York
New
Cash
Union
11- 1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
11- 1 ^10-15
-10-15
9-27
10-29
9-27
12-15
12- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
11- 1
10- 2
12-2
10-15
12-10
11-26
7%c
117V2C
:_
10-31
12- 2
dividend
Ordinary
Manufacturing Corp.,
Stock
—
(quar.)
preferred
10-
r
(increased)-.
Corp.
National
Still-Man
1
11- 1
10-25
(quar.)__
(Boston)
Corp
Quarterly
4
11-15
—_
11-
$3.12
5c
(s-a)
Unilever N. V.—
10-10
2%
15c
' 2%
37%c
20c
9-30
10-21
11-25
_
9-20
10-22
$14c
$10c
12V'2c
20c
!
Co.
10-15
15c
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred C
(quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles,
4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Stetson
(John B.) Co.
(quar.)_____—^
4
4
69c
(quar.)
Inc. (Del.) (quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Bros.
Sterling
4
93%c
,
7Vac
Limited—
Cash
1
43%c
Depositary receipts for American Shares
representing
ordinary
shares
(4-for-3
stock split)
10- 4
—
Investment
Parts
Sterchi
9-25
$25c
$$1.25
(quar.)_____
pfd.
Lawrence
Common
10-15
_—
Trust
&
Steel
10-15
11-
2%c
Salle
Industries
Unilever
'10-15
Shake,
Steel
9-24
11-
11- 1
__
:
Co.
Street
Steak
10-10
10-
$56%c
A__i~_________
class
dividend___j.
Unarco
;
,
,
Metal
10-15
10-15
10-15
11-1
11-
^____
Co.
Elevator, Ltd., common
preferred
A ,(quar.)
La
,10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
Inc.__!
(quar.)
Express
South
Tyson
12- 5
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1
10-
' ;
(quar.)
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
Tyson's
Foods-
9-30
12-12
Corp^
Market
Star
10-15
10-
B
Stock
10-. 4
10-
10-15
50c
•
.
(resumed)
—
;
Industries, class A
(quar.)___-___^.—_
Star
9-25
20c
15c
—
(quar.).
Co.
Ltd.,
Brock,
Class
9-30
10-
Products
Stanray
11-
10-23
preferred serie^
Stanley
8
8
11-1
11-15
10-31
10-25
10-25
Ltd:— ' •;
Fuel Co.
Standard
11- 8
11-
25c
-i—---
preferred
Stockton
SMC
1
'•••>
(quar.)-i—______
Standard Instrument, class A (quar.)______
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio—
4
$1.10
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10- 1
10- 4
11-15
10-21
12-16
A
Turnbull
208
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
1
(quar.)
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred
Tryxon Cnemicals Inc. (quar.)
10-21
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
27Vic
27 %c
31Vic
5c
10c
3%
preferred
Class
(Detroit)
Co.
Insurance
Accident
Standard
Quarterly
10-15
10-31
11c
10-16
20c
10-15
$1.19
11-27
$1.12%
10-15
$1.25
10-15
$1.37%
10-15
$1.50
10-15
$3c 1-15-64
18%c
12-20
5c
11-15
.i—
r.
10-15
10-7
10- 4
15c
_
Corp;
1
10-11
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10c
.7
Inc
10-
10-11
10-
25c
____
H.),
,
3%
25c
____
—
10-18
10-16
10-16
10-25
12- 1
12- 1
25c
5%
25c
—
Co.,
10-18
Standard
-!-■
&
10-14
'..:y-
*> ■ •••
(quar.)_
Co.
1
In-
■
dividend
Stock
25c
10%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
9-30
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11111111111111-
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5.26
*.7
92'/2C
97%c
$1.03%
$1.06 Vi
$1.10
(quar.)
$5.96
10- 4
11- 1
$1.10
'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)__—
—
4.40% preferred
(quar.)—
:—
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.75% preferred (quar.)__
—
5.625%
preferred '(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
5.00% preferred (quar„)
Spalding (A. G.)
& Bros
(quar.)
Spector Freight System, Inc
;•—
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)—_—
Sta-Rite
Products
(increased)—
10-14
11- 1
10-15
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
10-21
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Travelers
11- 1
11- 1
IH'1
11- 1
11- 1
25c
63%c
$1.22%
$1.49
$1.42%
$1.40
$1.31%
preferred
9-30
10- 1
11- 1
10-16
10- 9
10- 4
.
^
(quar.)
1
10-15
11-15
°11- 1
10-31
10-15
11-
20c
%
'Pipeline—
$5.60
7
77
4.15%
9-13
10-
$1.25
r-
3.90%
9-20
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
:__
$4.90
$5.70
11- 1
50c
20c
25c
(quar.)__
System
$2.55
10-10
10-18
10-25
11-15.
10-15
12%c
20c
(quar.)
'3.70%
10-10
10-30
10-
Co.
Public Service Co.—
Southwestern
Gas
Common
C.)
(quar.)
Transcontinental
10- 2
9-20
10-14
25c
Oil
'
Y.
(quar.)
Corp.
Bus
10-15
Electric Service—•
preferred
4.40%
10-29
11- 1
10c '10-15
55c
10-15
(quar.)—
(Dallas) —
(quar.)___
preferred
1st
$5
Southwestern
10-16
$1.20
—
common
Drug,
Company
Trust
10- 8
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10- 4
9-30
10-15
,450c
(quar.)
(N.
&
Transcontinental
9-30
9-30
-L
&
Grease
Southwestern
10-15
11-15
10-18
/of Canada, Ltd.—
Inc.
Revlon,
1
10-15
11- 1
11- 5
10-31
10-21
15c
—-
1
11-
10-15
10-15
_______
—
Life Insurance Co.
Southwest
11-
(quar.)__
Quarterly
10-18
37%c
England Telephone
New
Southland
Manufacturing
Trane
_
37 %c
25c
40c
.__
$i5c
Bank
Transamerica
-
10- 5
10- 5
y
;
(quar.)
Trade
10-1
,2 2
10-15
10-31
Bank
:
Towle
10-15
,
(quar.)
Scale Corp.
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Extra
Electric—
&
Gas
Industries
Southern
9-30
11-15
11-15
Indiana
preferred
4.80%
Southern
12-27
com.
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)_—
Southern
2
(quar.)—
Gas—
6%
10-18
1-3-64
25c
y/<r
(quar.)—
Co.
Republic Corp., common
Republic Steel (quar.)
Revere
Racing Assn.
10-
iO"25
11- 1
15c
50c
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Reliable
10-30
y
24c
5c
10c
25c
%22/2c
He
4%
I10c
tlOc
30c
45c
(quar.)
Equities Corp. (N.
Co. (resumed)
Realty
Edison,
California
6%
10-16
of America—
Corp.
Real
Class
California
Southern
7
11- 1
10-15
•
(quar.)_■_____
Michigan Gas, .common-
Southeastern
Co. of America
15c
$1.12%
25c
30c
26Vic
3—
Inc.
Southdown,
12-20
12-31
12-31
12- 2
,12-2
12- 2
11-29
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion
9- 6
12- 2
12- 2
10-29
31 Vic
38%c
f—
Natural Gas (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
11-15
38%%)
of
4c
(quar.)
Southern
<-
$12%c
Georgia
South
11-20
12"f2
12-31
20c
class A (a final pay¬
less
British income
tax
$1.55
9-20
12-16
25c
^
$1.14
$1.06%
4.25%
10- 1
9-30
1?"27
10- 1
11- 1
10-21
15"11
10-15
$50c
10c
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
Toro
.
,
1
Corp.,\$1.25 pfd.
preferred^tquar.)
Sonotone
10-15
10"31
10_2°
1,"oT?.T
10c
35c
87/?c
25c
'-
Real Estate Investment Trust
%
;
Device\, Inc. (N. J.)—
Solitron
(Increased-quar.)
(quar.)
20%
of
ment
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Sihith's Transfer, class A (quar.)_
—
Smucker (J. Mrf-Co.
1 quar.)____————
Sobeys Stores, \Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Organization,
Rank
(HowardX Paper Mills,
Smith
1
55c
of
Inns
Ramada
11-
11-15
5%
America, common (quar.)—
1st preferred (quar.)
Purina Co.
(increased quar.)
Corp.
10-15
$1.50
Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co.
(quar.)
Quaker
R.
10-
(quar.)_^_______—25c
(increased)
_____
35c
Corp.
O.J
$7%c
(quar.)_'__—$31'/jC
preferred
(A.
11- 1
' 10-28
(quar.)!
preferred
preferred
Toledo
11-1
10-10
11-1
10-15
12-1
11-15
11- 1 *, 10-15
12-2
11- 1
11- 1 /» 10-11
H- 1
1°-11
11- 1
10-16
llr20
10-23
———
$2
(stock dividend)
Quaker City Life Insurance
10-25
10-30
11" 1
61c
(quar.)25c
—.—$25c
Smith-Douglaslk Co.
2
9c
9-18
9-30
f2
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A__
Slater Steel Industries, Ltd.,
common
1
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
common
A
(quar.)—
& Co., $1 preferred
S.)
(T.
Simms
6'/4%
&
current
from
Sportswear
Co.,
Power
preferred
$2.44
Smith
income)
net
10-15
22c
Pacific
Sierra
Puritan Fund, Inc.—
Puritan
6%
10c
(quar.)
11-12
$1.22%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
4.64% preferred
Pueblo
10-21
20c
$1,061/4
(quar.)
of Colorado, com.
Service Co.
4%%
11-15
10-10
(quar.)
Laboratories
Prufcoat
Public
10-15
12- 6
Co.
Mfg.
23c
preferred
4.56%
•;
10-25
12-17
$25c
Shelley
9-20
1
12-
10-31
10-29
15c
33c
Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
(stock dividend)
Sheraton Corp. of America, common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada (quar.)—
11-15
10-15
$2
31 %c
10c
12V2c
—
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
4 % %
n
Shell Transport &
9-30
2
12-
15c
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd.
Mfg. Co.,
Progress
10-15
7c
class A (monthly.).
Gardner Co.
(quar.)
—
& Gamble,
8% pfd. (quar.)
Shaw-Barton
10-
1'
Share
of Company
Edison
Common
iu-io
11- J.
luc
Trust
(From net
Shatterproof
7
9-30
11-19
11-
t50c
(quar.)
Equities,
Primex
9-30
11-19
$0,476
receipts
deposit
Brothers & Co., Ltd.
y
(increased s-a)
of Boston—
investment income)Glass
(quar.)
common
Shareholder's
7%%)
American
Price
A.)—
&
<H.
Selmer
Brand
Gold Mining Ordinary
payment of Rand 0.375 share
South African non-resident tax of
Name
Toledo
When
Per
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Com-pany
Name
Monday, October 14, 1963
Chronicley.
(1480)
48
A
(quar.)
—_——
35c
(quar.)—
10-15
'12-13
9-13 .
9-13
11-21 ;
:
"r;,!; '
-• <.it.
-
'
'
■-n.fi
Number 6307
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Whippany
Extra
'
of Company
Share
Board
Paper
Inc.' (quar.)___
Winfiefd Growth Industries Fund, Inc.—
Will
Ross,
&
Winter
Park
Company,
(quar.)_
common
Co. '(Fla.)
Telephone
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Electric
6%
preferred
^
Gas
$1.37 Va
$1.25
Tanning
—
(quar.)_/—
Co.
class
A
(s-a)—
,
.
10-31
10-15
10-15
10-15
11- 1
10-15
10-31
9-30
9-30
10-10
10- 1
10- 8
Wrigley
Co.
Jr.
(Wm.)
Monthly
;
Wyatt
Industries
Bank
.(quar.)
System
Express
Batteries
County
Gas
Special
Investment
'Extra
in
'
Zeller's,
Steel
Ltd.,
4Vzr/c
the
t Payable
_
tax
date
and
in U. S.
funds,
income
share,
and
the
$95,584,361—a
were
nine
First
—has
been
throughout
"
'
the
sales
the
months
Texas
incorrect.
The
indicated
corrected
Non¬
the
here,
payment
Oct.
from
paper
facial
characteristic
outstanding
future,"
paper
Scott's
of
business
this strength
910.
expect a continuation of
he commented.—V. 198,
"We
year.
Pacific
it
10,
Coal
Oil
&
of
New
$1.20
Oct.
Co.,
York
p.
General Corporation and
Oct.
that
secondary
a
stock
197,
Concession
1263.
p.
dealers
to
'
.
..k
;
.
Barney & Co.
will be about
'
,
First
Boston
underwriting group, announced the public offering
of 200,000 capital shares of Republic National Life
Insurance Co. at $63.75 per share.
The
stock, which
represents approximately 6% of
the total outstanding was sold by members of the
Beasley family including Theodore P. Beasley, Chair¬
Chief Executive
and
Officer.
No proceeds will
Following completion of the
sale, Mr. Beasley and his family will continue to own
approximately 46% of the company's capital stock.
man
to
offered for sale in New York State.
Texas,
is
tion
and
and
United
the
of
of
States
43rd
Jan.
of
individual
and
A
7L.
stock
capital
in
terms
was
of
the
companies
admitted
ranked
company
in
terms
Life
assets.
$3,696,116,704—V.
198,
of
12th
insurance
insurance
p.
in
in
fiscal
of
the
to
underwriters
commitment,
subject
the
below
have
stock
set
forth
&
Witter
Paine,
below:
Co
under-developed
population
Curtis
15,000
Bache &
Co.
Boettcher
J.
A.
&
Co.
Hogle
&
Schwabacher
—V.
198,
These
5,000
Co.
Weedon
of
&
4.000
Speedry
4,000
creased
3.000
reported.
3,000
in
Wagenseller & Durst,
3,000
company
Inc.
its
of
per
were
York
moved from New
$2,561,923 and
share,
common
neT profit of
for the year
with sales of $3,313,407 and earnings
cents per share, for the previous 12
compared
to
44
recently
introduced
industrial
and
sales
Sutro
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Co.
sales
reported
equal
has
consumer
5,000
Co
Corp.—Acquisition
'
5,000
Co.
the
1963.
figures
4,000
&
has
30,
$333,308,
Co.__
&
Petroleum
California
months.
5,000
____
Northwest
Pacific
Crowell,
&
Co.
&
markets
and.
the
in
earnings
many
new
from
which
coming
products
for
Offered—
'On
year,
197,
2402.
p.
,
in
consists
gation
Postulants.
Chicago
The
Hospital
It
is
Sisters
of
by
operated
in
Archdioceses
some
of
Lansing
Detroit
hospital
62'grammar schools.
in
teaching
and
the
M
the
fneet
in
(constructed
tion
rearranging
425
The
of, this
and
fees,
and
other
notes.
is
now
hospital
services,
•_•>.
constructing
a
John
St.
new
.
two-story
expansion program it will
beds and 116 bassinets.
of
this
is
estimated /at
new
corporate
construction
purposes
'
be
program,
$4,185,000.
that the
It
a
modern
including
is'; for
corporation
equipment'
this
purpose
these
of both companies for
r
,
bulk
plants
all
in
in
outstanding.
feet
this
year
„
,
a
company
;/7
facilities
in
Los
View,
■
>
Hawthorne,
Park and
/••'■/■./
Mountain
Monterey
519.
p.
outstanding.
ago.
year
manufacturing
Bellflower,
198,
then
said sales for the
current
sales of $6,357,748 for
"from
up
>
,
has
reported
the
highest, first
quarter
income
President Ralph B. Rogers predicted that earn¬
fiscal, year should be substantially better than
and
the
new
last
of
Net
shares
646.967
President,
Industries, Inc.—Net, Revenues Higher—
history,
for
those
year.
of
the
company
and
its consolidated subsidiaries
ended 'Aug.
31
was
$1,301,482,
up
from
period last year,. Mr. Rogers .announced.
Earnings equalled 84 cents a share, after preferred stock divi¬
dend, based on an average of 1,541,602 common shares outstanding
for
income
three
the
$963,662
during
for
months
the
like
with 72 cents a share on 1,320,number of shares for the three months last year.
climbed to $11,049,267 from $7,343,275
for the
period. This compares
the
average
Total
year.—V.
198,
p.
Texas Pacific Coal
&
Stockholders
pany's assets
&
.
revenues
last
period
Sons,
to
are
1369.
Oil
Oct.
vote
Co.—Proposed Asset Sale
23,
on
to sell
proposal
a
to Frankfort Oil Co. a division
and dissolve the corporation.
of Joseph E.
the
com¬
Seagram
%/ :.
Under terms of the. plan, the company would receive'$61,203,482.
'Upon liquidation, stockholders would reqeive approximately $69
per share.—y.; 197, p.
1787.
Inc.,
Toro
7
.
Manufacturing Corp.—Net, Sales Higheiw
Record
1963,
sales
and
earnings
announced
were
by
for
David
the
M.
fiscal
Lilly,
ended
year
July
31,
President.
3.9%
increase
from $845,520, or $3.70 a share, last year. Net sales for the period
rose
4.4%
to $22,901,212, compared with $21,934,381 in
1962.
Mr. Lilly pointed out that the 1962-63 figures include results of
Toro's new
subsidiary, Moist O'Matic, Inc., which operated at a
profitable level for the year.
--//7.'
v
7
> He
also
reported
that
"considerable
time
and
money"
were
devoted during the year to new product development in each of
the four major product lines:
power mowers,
snow-throwers, golf
vehicles and the Moist O'Matic automatic underground sprinklingsystems, A number of the new products, he said, will be released
during the current fiscal year for market testing in the sprihg.
The President
also
announced
the completion
of arrangements
for
the
private
placement
of
a
term
loan
in
the amount of
$2,500,000
at
434%
interest,
repayable
over
a
12-year
period
beginning August, 1966. Proceeds, he said, will be used to retire/
Toro's present term loan ($1,350,000) finance a neu( Moist O'Matic
plant
in
Riverside,' Calif.,
and
increase
working
capital.—V.'
Net
198,
earnings
See
$878,321,
were
$3.78
or
a
share,
a
1369.
p.
Town
Photolab, Inc.—Proposed
Technicolor
Corp.,
Transamerica
Oct.
this
issue.—V.
Asset Sale—
197,
p.
1884.
v"
June
30.
■
share
said
on
260,000
the
"From
Suburban's
shares
of
common
standpoint,
the
stock
proposed
with M & D represents an investment in a soundly man¬
profitable company, boasting a superior record of growth in
a
large, expanding industry.
With current industry volume ap¬
proximating $300,000,000 annually, we believe the growth prospects
for M' & D are well above average."
Mr.
Liechti
commented
%We will be
joining forces with ; an
established
growth company having an unbroken record. of in¬
creased sales,
earnings and dividends each year for more than a
decade.
We
believe
Suburban's
management
and
financial re¬
,
Transamerica
Capital
announced
Corp.
of
Leasing
that
Beverly
it
Corp.,
had
a
subsidiary
acquired
Hills
and its
announcement follows
.throughout the continental United States.
to
the President
of Personal Property Leasing Co.,
McClurg, who will assume management of Transamerica
Leasing Corp., all key personnel of Personal property Leasing Co.
and
of
Federal
Capital Corp.
will join the expanded firm.—V.
major, cities
According
T.
O.
198,
p.
1183.
•77'"/* ,/•'.
,77/,,;
-
and
City of Industry,
Calif., having 200,000
manufacturing
space.
Sales, in
the fiscal
year
1963, totaled $5,551,347 and net profit was $257,287,
per
Corp.—Acquisition—
of Trans¬
the
assets of
subsidiary, Federal
Car
Leasing,
Inc. This
a
joint statement
made
Sept.
17
by
Transamerica
Corp.
and
Personal
Property
Leasing Co. that Transamerica had agreed to acquire most of the
assets of Personal Property Leasing Co.
:7 ■
7
^
% v
Federal
Capital, Corp. has been engaged in equipment leasing,
primarily in the Western states and in automobile lea'sing in the
greater Los Angeles area.
7
^ -77 ■7";
,
7
The
combined assets of Transamerica
Leasing are expected to
be
in
excess
of $30 million,
and field offices will be located in
2,
Corp.,
Federal
Transcontinental Gas
The
Ind.,
of
aged,
;
months
maintains
California.—V.
its
the
on
$14,339,786
were
Inglewood,
Texas
a
merger
institution
is issuing
is
Mr/ Sidenfaden
addi¬
175
2,766,779 shares
equal to $1
outstanding.
}*>< :
Hospital
of
the
Sales Up Sharply—
Singleton,
E.
nine
first
Teledyne
leading manufacturer of store fixtures fpr the drug,
discount and department store fields with plants in Cam¬
D
City,
ended
and
::
operating
square
provide 153 new patient beds, chapel building and
certain of the existing hospital facilities.
Upon com¬
patient
cost
1952)
for
Sidenfaden, President of Suburban Gas, Po¬
J. Liechti, President of- M & D Store
Robert
at
bridge
will
which
pletion
of
demand
&
variety,
''
To
R.
agreement
currently
and
work
and
14 states and Canada.
Total revenues in the fiscal year ended April 30, 1963, were $23,676,880
and net income
was
$2,642,153,
equal to 98 cents per
share on 2,687,667 average common shares outstanding.
There are
Saginaw.
and
W.
,
special meetings to be held on Dec. 16, 1963.
calls for Suburban Gas to issue 120,000 shares
of its
common
stock for ,the 260,000 shares of M & D common,
stock outstanding.
•
>
;
•
/.
Suburban Gas is one of the nation's largest LP gas distributing
The
Tel-A-Sign's
to
the second half
the first half.
of
those
year.
contrary
in
selling policies during
the material cost of
share
per,
Henry
months
america
.
.
membership of the Congre¬
Sisters,
63
Novices
and
23
the
than
that,
sales
.
Inc.,
companies
of
St.
Joseph
with
its
independent Congregation
Grand Rapids,
7,
Calif.,
approval
present
engaged
presently conducting
are
This
represented
Dioceses
and
owned
Sisters
Professed
800
are
is'
the
Mich.
The
1889.
of
the
and
of
Nazareth,
established
was
John
Congregation
Oct.
agreement will be submitted to shareholders
I
will be used to pay, In part, the esti¬
$4,185,000 cost of constructing a new two story
addition to the St. John Hospital.
at
the
management
City of Industry, Cal., announced that the directors of
their
respective companies
have voted in favor of merging the
two
firms
through
an
exchnge of common stock.
The merger
Net proceeds
or
cents
Dr.
nine
launched a broad promotion to augment sales
outlets and to penetrate many new markets, the
stated.—V.
Fixtures,
mated
BUSINESS—St'.
of last
half
first
predicted
years,
It has also
present
mona,
1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
offered publicly, $2,000,000 of this corporation's direct
obligation serial notes. The notes, dated Sept. 1, 1963,
mature serially from March 1, 1965 through Sept. 1,
1978, and were priced to yield at from 4J/4% to 5%.
Motherhou.se
better
much
said,, selected
On
On Oct. 7,
Order
33
in¬
Suburban Gas—Proposed Merger—
St. John Hospital Corp. (Detroit)—Notes
the
Steiger
recent
Hawthorne,. Calif., manufacturer of electronic systems and
has reported earnings of, $527,668, equivalent to 71
cents per
share on the 743,479 shares of common stock out¬
standing, for the nine months ended July 31, 1963. For the com¬
parable period last year, earnings amounted to $211,514;' equal to
the
anticipates
it
1369.
p.
of
reported that
Meyer ^Luskin, President, announced the acquisition
Co., which will be operated as a subsidiary.
operates
a
worldwide
system
of
beauty
education
company
4,000
Staats
R.
9,
June
5,000
Co.
food
of
•'
$38,816," equivalent to five cents
Lester, Ryons & Co.______
6,000
because
a
Angeles.—V.
ended
Barth
J.
where
regions
growth
valu¬
production has
inadequacy of
"to perform
Mobil
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Sales, Net Lower
Shares
William
<fc
would, enable
merger
Headquarters of the company
197, p. 1682.
Los
The
77
34,458
Jackson
Webber,
a
severally
Shares
Dean
in
statement
Marinello
to
underwriting agreement to purchase from the company and
selling shareholder the respective number of shares of com-,
mon
business in the United States.
pave
the way for us to draw upon
and experience to^ enter the
number of countries," Mr. Nickerson said.
Marinello
schools.
the
the
Oct.
the
com¬
This
resources
materials."
proxy
On
of
conditions
and
terms
be
949
,v
949.
named
to
Mr.
trend
The
the two companies had com¬
plied with civil investigative demands made by the Antitrust Divi¬
sion of the Department of Justice, by submitting various documents
bearing on the proposed merger.
"The Department of Justice has
not yet indicated what action, if any, it intends to take bu(. should
any action be initiated for the purpose of delaying or preventing
the merger,
it is the intention of both companies, to resist such
vaction," the statement said.—rV, 198, p. 911.
and
and
share
a
,
from,
down
were
ings
212,000 stockholders from Chairman Albert
out that the merger would enable the com¬
mineral
the
behind
The
Oct. 7, 1963 issue reported the sale on Oct. 2
105,458 shares of this firm's common stock at
$16 per share. Additional financing details follow:
firm
cents
14
or
snares
components,
the fertilizer
would also
that
fertilizer
of
a
equal to
earnings are
$108,095
Teledyne, Inc.—Net,
817.
p.
merger.
business
added
He
—Our
made
198,
has
pointed
enter
merger
Southern
of
profit
was
capital gain
derived
from'" the
stock in Bon Ami Co., President A. A. "Bill"
first half enabled
Tel-A-Sign to pare
the
product, and also
reduce overheads to meet the
tight competition prevailing in the
industry. "These factors should show up in increased profits during
the second half," Mr. Steiger added.
Actual sales for,the first half were $1,853,000 against $3,105,638
ar year earlier.—V.
198, p. 616.
'
Mobil's
to
message
Nickerson
Rogers Brothers Co.—Additional Financing Details
UNDERWRITERS—The
Oil,
Mobil
fertilizer
June
on
receivables
in
$124,827,827
with
1963
year
8%.—V.
Virginia-Carolina's
life,
force
force
the
half
first
with
Angeles,
than
"The
United
among
reported earnings. of
$179,015 for
the six
31, by tar the largest half year earnings in
Tel-A-Sign's
1,300,000
also
year
Virginia-Carolina
pany
Dallas,
group
fiscal
the
year.
approval
New York, and is also licensed
Columbia and Puerto Rico.
of
earnings
consolidated
that
for
$1,472,561
to
asked for approval of a proposed merger
Chemical Corp. when the proposal comes
before a special stockholders' meeting in New York City on Nov. 23.
According to proxy material being mailed Socony Mobil stock¬
holders, of record at the close of business Oct. 11 will be entitled
to vote
on
the proposal.:
The affirmative vote of the holders of
7 more than two-thirds of Mobil's
capital
stock is
required for
except
District
1963,
1,
1963
30,
writing
States,
in -the
operates
As
the
,
.
Ti.e
entire
point-of-purchase industry had lower 7sales in the
early months of this year, Mr. Steiger said, and Tel-A-Sign's sales
that
reported
Chairman,
increased
able service in
Central Expressway,
N.
O'Keefe,
Socony
with
sickness, medical and surgical reimbursement, hospitaliza¬
pension insurance.' It is licensed and operates in all
accident,
states
in
engaged
3988
reported
was
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
lagged
of
company
the
to
8.3 cents a share a year ago,
Tel-A-Sign
outstanding.
Mr.
Steiger pointed out that Tel-A-Slgn enjoys the finest''and
strongest current assets position-^approximately 3.3 to 1—in com¬
pany history.
in
The company is not authorized to do business as an
insurer in New York State, and the stock was not
BUSINESS—The
it
1963
closed
more
-
to the company.
accrue
Town.
of
subject
said.
Tne
pare
i.us
outstandings,
which
is
the
largest
amount
in
the
company's
history. Last year's figure was $103,855,000. The increase amounts
New
of an
Corp.,
as managers
shares
still
is
Oil Corp.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
taxes
S.I.C.
The
has
Aug.
of
bulk
of
bieiger
He
offering of 124,700
will be made during
and Smith,
by Bache & Co.
associates.
and
10,
Earl
previous
Republic National Life Insurance Co.—Capital Stock
8,
one-third
and
transaction
'
ended
The
sale
:
,
ended
Aug. 31, 1963 against last year's total of $1,467,027. Net earnings,
after taxes and preferred dividends, were equal to $1.05'per share
on
the
average
shares outstanding, as compared to $1.01 in the
Investment News
York, and Sanders & Co., Dallas,
four
tne
history.
will
-
Southwestern Investment Co.—Net Higher—
R.
after
Continued from page 8
Oct.
of
.
However.
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co.,
a
subsidiary, had acquired the drilling assets of Drilling and Ex¬
ploration
Co.,
Inc.
Hornblower
&' Weeks,
New
York,
assisted
in the
negotiations.—V. 198, p. 999.
; ./''7:/v;' .:'
Offered—On
..
about
for
•
Sinclair
On
777
its
197,, p. 2609.
this issue.—V.
class A and B common
14-18,
share.—V.
a
reported
was
of Shuiton
week
Inc.,
7Z'.
/■. 7
of Technicolor and Town
price would be approximately
which is equivalent to one
stock,
mutually satisfactory agreements and to
formal
Directors of both companies and the shareholders
company
_
months
share
a
Canadian nonresident tax.
15%
tax.
Inc.
Frawley,
Tel-A-Sign Inc.—Net Up; Sales Lower—
The
common
$275,981,067
'
to
rose
year
Shuiton, Inc.—Secondary Planned—
On
is
Patrick
Town
recently moved their New York facilities into
a
new
building'in Mt. Vernon, New York. Town also operates laboratories
at Boston and St. Louis.—V.
198, p. 616.
>•
1963.
strong showing of Scott's sanitary
tissues, towels, napkins and wax
the
and
the
this
year.
said
foreseeable
the
See
-f
source.
of
the
by
Town."
of
uses,
dividend,
at
Photolab,
Town
by
Technicplor.
purchase
Technicolor
Tecnnicolor
approval
sales
deductible
tax 7%.
of
consummation
negotiations
or
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc.—Proposed Acq'n
10- 1
10-1
1
1
last
McCabe
Mr,
products—toilet
of
of
variety
preferred dividends to 96 cents a
with the $22,895,759, or 86 cents
shares outstanding a year earlier.
after
fewer
months
$262,265,452
in
1111-
shares
"The.
record
and plastic foam for a
$25,718,771 for the first nine
compared
slightly
9-30
tax
less
quarter
cups
of
equal
was
9-30
was
date
on
net
year
of
7,
Oct.
Management
stated "The
principle that the
in
share of
which also produces printing and converter papers,
income
net
This
■
date
record
third
plastic
10-15
tax.
published
Jamaica
Less
this
resident
15%;
income
and/or
t Payable
x
for
closed
share
$8,251,460,
income was
slightly-fewer shares.
last
of
our
Acquisition—
assets
on
of
growth
.
for any
topping by 3.7%
the previous high established
quarter of 1962. Third quarter sales last year totaled
final
shares
British
Previously
y
;
CanadiarJ : funds,
in
resident
Less
a
not
period
the
Executive
Frawley
130,000
and
company,
10-15
$35c
i56V4C
(quar.)____A
(quar.)
Transfer books
the
t2c
common
Mr.
agreed
net income totaled
33 cents a share
at the end of the
outstanding
shares
common
common
in
30c
(increased)~
/='
*
J3c
'
I
Door
preferred
,
(Canada)
Fund
ended Sept. 28, Scott's
preferred dividends to
Chief
and
of
announced
was
the
Town Pnotolab, is
engagedMfi the amateur photo finishing field, in the merchandising
of film and
in direct mail order film processing.
■'
company's
the
after
like
months
The
10- 4
T 10-15
11-30
10-15
9-30
10-18
10-31
12-16
11- 1
10-15
40c
(quar.)
_/
.
Youngstown
,
—
York
Chairman
Corp.—Proposed
acquisition
Tfceiinicolor
accelerating
in
.
10-18
9-30
11- 1
10-15
15c
25c
10c
:___■
(quar.)
York
three
recently announced
months
equal
a
Sales
three
had
■
r
25c
25c.7
__
class A_
(quar.)
Machine
Yates-American
Yocam
Inc.,
three
In the
cents
31
^
on
Vale
of
had
26,505,453
paper
:
c_'
by
Chairman,
McCabe,
sales
Scott
the
period.
(Mass.)—
—.
Inc.
B.
to
that
the
on
10-28
12-10
——
National
County
first
any
"jfc-oposed
Tim
increase
$91,761,324.
38%% )
:V; tax Of
5.2%
a
for
records
also
increase,
showed
sales
1963
„
Woolworth, (F. W.), 6% preferred registered
(A
payment of 3%
less British Income
Worcester
12.3%
a
Technicolor
period. '■
the
of
attributed
the
improvements
sanitary paper products, and
an expansion of its facili¬
ties
in
Mobile, Ala., involving more than $45 million,
to meet
increasing demand for these products.
' ■
<7,7:
noted
For
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Stores
Thomas
primarily
10-15
10-15
27-Vfec
V/2'c
15c
30c
' $30c
___—
(quar.)—:
__
&
Industries
Woodward
10- 4
$8,908,743,
(quar.)
Shoe
11- 1
>
11- 1
11- 1
earnings
the
for
months
nine
quarters.
10-16
10- 4
10- 4
40c
from
highs
new
first
the
third quarter net income rose
corresponding three months of last
that
reported
4.2%
setting
ahd
10-31
11- 1
10-18
,
—
dividend
Stock
Wolverine
Woodall
10- 4
Power—
Southern
Wisconsin
10-25
sales
and
For
sources
will
materially assist
business."-r-V. 197, p. 1884.
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
has
company
year,
—
5 lh %
Wisconsin
8%
11-29
10-21
3c
$1.4334
15c
Quarterly from net investment income—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Rye (quar.)
Whiting Company (quar.)—_/
Wilson
11-29
12-16
11- 1
12c
7*
(quar.)
12-16
5c
25c
a—
Co.
The
15c
(quar.i
-
Chocolate
Wilbur
Scott Paper
When Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Per
'
Name
49
'
/
;
>
(1481)
corporation
has
Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red.
called
for
redemption
on
Nov.
1,
1963,
operation of the sinking fund, $14,900 shares of its $2.55
preferred stock at $52 per share. Payment will be made
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.—V. 198, p. 1370,
through
cumulative
at
Tri-Continental
Corp.^—Assets
Up
13,6%—
Tri-Continental Corp., the nation's
largest diversified closed-end investment company, gained
13.6%
in value during the first nine months, the corporation's report for
the first three quarters of
1963 declared.^
Investment assets also,
increased substantially during the period.
,
•'
Assets per common share outstanding rose to $56.90 at Sept.»30,
from $55.13
three
months earlier and $50.07 at Dec. 31,
1962.
Francis F. Randolph, Chairman, and Fred E." Brown, President, reAssets
per
common
share
of
50
The
(1482)
PURCHASERS—The
'
12 months earlier
This was also a gain of about 29% frorti
per common share were $44.07.
ported.
assets
when
cise
continued
warrants
of
amounted
30,
Sept.
at
nominal,
be
to
income
investment
Net
$479,441,951
were
$9,057,420,
to
dividends
and
and
common
stocks durir-
Allison-Williams
Baxter
&
Burns,
City
Courts
Co.,
Freeman
V.
Rock
Chicago,
198.
Island
727.-
p.
this
Co.,
Steele
J.
Hughes
&
*
Robert
150
F.
S.
/'■/, Vr
Sold—
Inc.—Assets
Sales
300
&
Wallace
leased
300
Co
K;
Yantis
July
200
Cartwright & Co.
Thomas
600
for
similar
Co.
,303
Inc.
25§
&
&/ Co.,
-V
Wolverine's
of
interim
$25,602,457
for
first
the
sales
shows
report
the
weeks
36
of
reflect
1963
first-half
on
Vernitron
this
Corp.,
198,
issue.—V
237.
p.
'
j
crease
'
over
the
y
^
States
United
Oct.
1963,
8,
'
this firm's common
of
offering of .225,500 shares
public
a
Offered—On
Corp.—Common
Shoe
stock
made at $29.50
was
share
a
Inc.
oversubscribed.
amounted
earnings
—v.
underwriting group jointly managed by Blyth
Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
and Fahnestock & Co., New York.
The offering
was
Earnings
by
for
to
197,"
p.
the
17%
year.
sales,
period
year
of
a
share,
showed an increase of 21%
against $1,213,481 in 1962. Translated
this
amounts
2199.,
$1.21
to
and
with
$614,179
taxes
shares
The
will
certain stockholders of
of the proceeds from this sale
none
the
to
accrue
sold
were
the company and
by
The
is
company
It
of
ume
y// //',//. W.7': /'y/^y: ■'
ative
leading maker of women's and
children's
plants having an aggregate production vol¬
a
16
operates
52,000 pairs of shoes per 8-hour day, and
shoes manufactured in Italy to its specifications.
imports
women's
has
reported
profit
net
a
of
after
$61,000
The
do
quarter of 1963 on sales and operating revenues
first nine months of the year, net earnings
to $1,129,000 after taxes on sales and operating revenues
ter
of
ported
and
For the
1962.
a
loss
with
compare
For
of
first
the
nine
$1,063,000
on
of
$11,571,000
months
sales
of
the
1962
and
the
for
third
to
in
revenues
share,
per
based
and
same
pre-opening
in
during
period
the
strong
fiscal
six
year.y
months'
report to stock¬
performance during the
profit
year.
store
expenses '-1of
fiscal period, com-7
this
last
Traditionally;
retail
in
results
the
as
to
for
the
to
of
expect' a
their second
enter
last
half
of
1963
Zayre
the
in
Miami,
—V.
since they
year,
and
number
reflect this
organizational
of
p.
of
third
and
confident
again'that
profit
of
years
that
Zayre
their
margins
as
operation.
Corp.
will
new
first
We
eastern
54
half of
and
as
self-service
the
far
nation,
west
retail
also
has
continue
from
Herald
1658
at
principal
Cincinnati,
Ave.,
warehouse.
CAPITALIZATION
where
AS
\T.
indebtedness—
shares
Common
(no
JULY
OF
T
pari
company
^
31,
1963
Authorized
Sundry
the
Outstanding
In Your Business You Need
$856,330
—
4.000,000 shs.
—
—
2,975,154 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters have severally agreed,
sub¬
and conditions of the purchase contract,, to pur¬
selling shareholders the number of common shares
set
opposite their respective names below.
The underwriters are
committed
to purchase all
of such shares if any are purchased.
ject to the
chase
terms
from
Under
the
certain
underwriters
circumstances * the
be
may
commitments
of
non-defaulting
Shares
Blyth & Co., Inc
Merrill
E'astman
&
Goldman,
Lehman
—V.
&
W.
E.
Hutton
46,500
G.
H.
Walker
Goodbody
Union
12,000
12,000
Co.—
Brothers—
198,
,W.
I.
12,000
&
&
Westheimer
Co
Sachs
Co
&
46,500
Co
Dillon,
Securities
Wertheim
Pierce,
Smith
&
Shares
46,500
Lynch,
Fenner
Fahnestock
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
increased.
Trubee,
D.
9.000
Co
&
&
Co.
9.000
Inc.
7,500
Co
&
Gradison
Simon
M.
12,000
Co
&
2,500
Co.
Co
Collins
By JOHN DUTTON
5.000
&
2.500
&
2,500
Co.
1135.
p.
Universal Foods Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
corporation
called
for
53/4%
convertible
104Vz%.
Bank,
will
be
Yeast
1963,
the
at
Products
all
debentures
made
&
of
due
Marine
its
Co. I
This
outstanding
1,
1976
at
May
National
at
The
convertible
$14,375
acquisition
which
had
by
Vernitron
been
of
stock
common
198,
Nov.
to
1,
of
United
1963,
819.
p.
ceivers
29,
Bernard
will
five
July
on
by
p.
manufacturer
under
similar
N.
Y.
its
shares
1963,
was
will
of
for
be
—
is
designed
proven
full of practical and
to
investment
proven
selling
columns in
The
Commercial
Financial
and
Chronicle.' You'll
Laboratories,
consummated
Levine,^ President
receive
share
one
of
hi-fi
"DeWald"
equipment
plant,
are
us
modern,
learn about
of
stock
common
of
of
on
*
stock
United.
equipment) and
trade
private
operated
for
name
label
as
use
band
consumer
its
at
division
a
citizen
Long
of
Obtaining
*
The
*
The final sale
*
Vernitron.
common
The
client list
a
of
No
According to Mr. Levine, the combined operations are expected to
produce sales in excess of $9 million by the end of fiscal
1964, the
first
full
year
of combined operations. Vernitron's sales for its
1962
fiscal
year
totaled $3,800,000. Vernitron develops and pro¬
duces precision
servo
components
and
related
electronic
equip¬
ment at
its Torrance,
Calif, and Farmingdale, N. Y. divisions.
United,
business through
,
involved.
was
available exclusively from
—
your
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly
Scientific
increase
temporarily delayed following its approval by
United
each
for
into
share.—V.
per
Oct. 9, it was reported
Shareholders of United
Vernitron
you
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
Exchange
Corp.—Acquisition Completed—
stockholders
60-page booklet
help
has
and
are
Vernitron
cash
Star
1,
subordinated
Payment
inclusive,
the
Red
Nov.
on
Milwaukee.
Debentures
Inc.,
(formerly
redemption
initial
sales
various
categories of investors
These
accounts.
approach
are
defined
and
use
Island
Vernitron.—V.
237. '
and
how to
City,198,
and their
develop each of them to their maximum
potential
/<;
—
you're told
trans¬
.
';
>
'
-
'
(
*
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Corp.—Proposed Merger
See
Socony
Mobil
Oil
Co.,
(Del E.) Webb Corp.
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
p.
912.
own
—
the
you
can
relative
—
analyze
to
use
attractiveness
securities and their vital
Private Financing
Arranged
1963, the consummation of $15 million
in
financing for the corporation was an¬
nounced
by A. A. McCollum, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent.
Negotiations for the 20-year 5V2% loan were
handled by Lehman
Brothers, New York.
—On
Techniques
—
of
balance
on
your
various
sheet items
Oct.
8,
long-term
L. C.
will
In 1001 ways
more
Jacobson, Webb Corp. President, said the loan
improve
broaden
the
greatly in the
Webb firm,
a
of acquisitions and
mergers."
area
general contracting and
ment
company,
builds,
office
buildings,
retirement
owns
and
cities,
Mr. McCollum reported
-
be
used
to
a
Union
Manufacturers
transfer
198,
.
p.
agent
Trust
the
Co.
common
New
York
of
Service
Corp.
bonds
due
Oct.
25 PARK
ENTER
short-term
has
the
been
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sale on Oct. 3, of $15,000,000 of this
firm's 4%% first
mortgage
better salesman and
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news
International, Inc.—Appointment-
Hanover
for
Thursday
you
And it's
hotels,
shopping
bank loans, and the remainder will
be added to work¬
ing capital.—V. 198, p. 912.
Western
help
land develop¬
portion of the
reduce
can
NOW at the $20 rate.
The
operates
and other commercial and
industrial ventures.
ing will
to the
company's
financial
strength,
banking relationships, and "should help
its
this booklet
profitable selling operation.
its
Presque Isle, Maine,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
as
1279.
stores.
its
of
new
enter
department stores
United
maintained
stores
year
our
i;-
operates
Florida,
198,
widening
factor,
structural
company
shoe
the
busi¬
stores."
during
located
re¬
full
overhead
larger
We
Currently
$45,427,000.
the
increased
operate
sells its products directly to department stores and
It has approximately 4,000 customers through¬
States,
many
of
whom operate
multiple retail
outlets.
The company also operates its own chain of retail stores
in
the Washington,
D. C.-Baltimore area.
Executive offices are
The
retail
out
on
$193,119, or 13 cents
in the same 26 weeks
outstanding
income
the
current
profitable growth."
quar¬
company
operating
ago.
company also stated: "We emphasize
realize their full profit potential
not
units
of $545,000 after income taxes
loss
a
revenues
the
the
operation.
the
operating
of
well
income
third
figures
sales
from
of
required
$48,798,000.
These
company.
approximately
the
amounted
of
on
shoes.
company
for
$14,917,000.
fiscal year ended
$48,333,145, excluding
$36,796,439 for the
of
this type,
the major portion
of
the
annual
profit
is
during the higher volume second half of the' year. The
operating results for the first half should not be considered indic¬
as
of
the
earned
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Shows Nine Months' Profit
The
of
nesses
into
an
& 'Co..
by
;.
amortization
charged
were
balance
respectively.
$1,
and
affected
current
31%
year
shares
The
company
announced
holders:
"We
anticipate a
"V-.: ./-/'y
'/Y' /
the
high
increasing
.
pared
in¬
when shipments totaled
year
VV/•///''/
period
same
$1,465,036
per
last
comparable period
$21,863,099.
materially
31%; Net Lower—
record
'
See
this period by the fact
stockpiled in anticipation
not
not
were
weeks
as
1.506,500
Depreciation,
$976,072
Shipments
a
26
reached
department
share
21%—
up.
during
generally
238.
p.
first
27, ' ,1963,
per
and profits
following the
negotiations, as well as
The
company's per¬
Net
profit
was
$55,908,
or/ three cents'
1,681,500 shares outstanding, compared with
;"
■-
inventories
labor
demand.
helped
were
therefore
198,
in
Zayre Corp.—Sales Up
150
Co.,
v—
Sweney
and
steel
recent
&z
300
Nicolaus
the
decline
materially
products
strike,
customers'
of
600
Co.——
&
was
plate
a
of
seasonal
liquidation."—V.
Co.,
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning Corp.—Net Up
Laboratories,
formance
that
of
400
Monday. October 14, 1963
.
stockholders, Harleston R. Wood, Chairman and
that "reduced shipments during the third quarter
conclusion
normal
.
to
noted
liquidation
last
issue.—
;
Scientific
United
Railroad
Pacific
&
&
Inc.
400
Inc.___-.
B.
—V.
See
H.
Stifel,
Co
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Co.,
Inc.—
1,250
the
&
Co.-.-
„
200
Joyce & Co
198, p. 1370.
Pollock
E.
150
Inc.—.
&
&
Wm.
;
500^
—_~
Merle-Smith__—
&
John
Merger—
RR.—Proposed
Co.
&
Hirsch
Pacific
loo.
&
300
Corp.-
report
successful
400
Wells
his
reflected
Amount
$300
Hutchinson
Mullaney,
Inc.^
1
f
Inc
Co.
&
Craigmyle, Pinney,
Penington &
Colket—
Cunningham, Schmertz
Dick
Union
In
to
President,
z
.
,
Co.
&
McMaster
750
—_
'
.
Loewi
200
Co
Securities
&
Machine & Foundry Co., this issue.—V. 196, p. 1095.
See American
agreed
'
(000's omitted)
'
$6,900
Co._
Corbett
Co.—Assets Sold—
Tuboscope
have
«
•;
Amount
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Fickard,
$8,612,053 were declared on the preferred
the first nine months.—V. 198. d. 237.
totaling
(000's omitted)
up
said.
they
bonds.'
new
'
$13,846,129
In the three months just ended, and. $48,186,054 greater than t.ie
$431,255,897 at
the start of the year.
Tne executives reported
••investment assets
are
not directly comparable as between these
dates, because of changes in the number of outstanding preierred
share's."^ New funds received lor common stock issues upon exer¬
assets
Investment
of
amount
below
named
purchasers
the. following
purchase
Commercial and Financial Chronicle £
Zone.
State.
—
a
big
Volume
198
Number
6307
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Los
Gurley, Ala.
'
Nov.
Bond Sale—An issue of $182,000
waterworks
was]; sold
to
price of
a
000
bonds
revenue
par.
-A
.
7
Trustees, Ala.
„'
.
Offering
'
W^E. Pickens, Jr.
until
ceived
Nov.-
for
1
805*000
11
the
Dated
Due
Nov.
on
of
$4,-
follows:
as
Due
housing and
Series
1,
from
A
1962.
1965
Interest
on
purchase of $6z0,-
bonds.
Dated
Dec.. 1
on
Dec.
from
1,
1964
'
Santa
Clara County,
Clerk
will
Offering—Jean
of
Board
receive
14
for
the
school
Due
purchase
Oct.
of
1964
to
1988
.' /
A''■••••
<
A'.-"'.
..."
-
County,
;
Bond
will
Due
2002,
5-
,
July
Interest
Legality
Due
on
J-J.
approved
] C
Calif.
A
,
:
Offering—W. E. St. John,
of
Board
:
Offering
Roberts
until
will
7:30
for the
of
Supervisors,
Aug.
from
1,
Interest
F-A.
Due
inclusive.
Boyd
sealed
bids
Oct. 24
on
2003
about
Legality
funding
and
offered
Home
f\
3—v.
Finance
and
5s, at
198,
Agency,
I
3%'s,
as
Home
to
the
Housing
Agency,
as
3V2S and 3%s, at a price of par.
School
District,
California
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering—W.
of
Board
receive
tinez
until
Oct.
22
10:30
for
the
000.000 school
1, 1964.
to
Due
1984
of
sealed
Paasch,
Supervisors,
bids
at
purchase
on
*
Jan.
East Bay
Bond
of
from
1965
J-J.
Orrick,
Dahlqust, Herrington & Sutcliffe.'
project,
Dec.
Community
Fresno
Bond
Offering—Arthur
derberg,
til
8
1964 to
So-
Secretary, will
bids at Fresno un¬
(PDST)
p.m.
on
Oct.
Oct. 15, 1963.
,1965
to
Due
1979
A-O.
15
Los
Oak
bonds.
Unified
.V.
■.
.
School
Angeles County,
/;
Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
'
Clerk
*
of
-
Board
of
-^fny w,ri
Super¬
Co.;
Inc.;
&
Co.;
will
of
Board
'
receive
for
bonds.
any
of Board
receive
Oct.
on
of
A.
of
school
Jan.
Due
Jan.
on
1
D
Dated
or
School
1963.
Interest
quist,
Orrick,
Dahl¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
San
El
Dorado
Union
El Dorado
Bond
Clerk
O f f
of
High
School,
County, Calif.
e r
i
n
Board
g—Ruth
of
Supervisors,
for
the
purchase
Due
of
Dated July 5, 1963.
Interest
J-J.
about
Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Creek
Community Services
and
from
320,000
from
Bond
Sale—The
revenue
v.
198,
bonds
Housing
Agency,
$170,000 water
offered
1184—were
p.
and
as
a
Oct.
sold
Home
3%s, at
from
to
1978
Finance
price of par.
Huntington Beach,
Bond
revenue
Sale
-
The
bonds offered
Calif.
$3,750,000
Oct.
a
at
price
465,000
15,
1964
1974
&
Due
to
1980
from
Oct.
on
1973
Due
15
inclusive.
2—v.
15
A Oct.
on
Hill
&
to
a
14
revenue
bonds
of¬
1096—were
syndicate headed by
Brothers,
Vv
mv-A
at
a
price
of
of
Union
Board
receive
for
;
A-.A
the
1
Zone
High School
of
sealed
bids
at
purchase
of
San
on
(PDST)
a.m.
Oct.
$1,525,008
school-r-1958,
1964
Due
to
1,070,000
Series
Nov.
on
1964
Due
Series
Nov.
on
1988
to
Nov.
F
from
1
inclusive.
1979
school—1961,
bonds.
Dated
Pullan,
Supervisors,
follows:
as
bonds.
of
cost
Nov.
1
A
from
inclusive.
1,
Interest
1963.
M-N.
Legality approved
rick,
Dahlquist,
Or¬
by
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe.
1
Nov.
A.,
Co.,
R.
Co.; Wm. R. S'taats
Struthers
&
be
College
County,
received
PST)
a.m.
San
Inc.;
Junior
Placer
District,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1
inclusive.
N,
&
Co.,
Co., and Wagen-
purchase
of
1963. Due
the
New
April
Payable
1,
the
or
at
of
Bank
Legality
City.
by
at
office,
Manhattan
York
proved
18
the
dormitory
Dated
Treasurer's
Chase
for
April 1 from 1966 to
inclusive.
County
12
$192,000
on
until
Auburn
Nov.
bonds.
revenue
2003
at
on
ap¬
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Junior
College
and San
Sal e—The
bonds
198,
1184—were
p.
District,
Bernardino
/
Calif.
school
Power
W-l
Project,
No.
Offering—Jean
$455,000
A
on
1988
Counties,
$12,000,000
and
Control
Central
Clara
bonds,
price of
a
Durst, Inc.
Riverside
inclusive.
Water
of
&
Wood)
Riverside
Angeles, Calif.
a
8—v.
15
Oct. 15 from
fered Oct. 9—v. 198, p.
Lehman
$3,500,000
on
Due
Richards &
seller
1977 inclusive.
Sale—The
awarded to
will
Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
inclusive.
on
Co.;
Zone
District, Santa Clara County,
1985 inclusive.
Blyth
H. Moulton
1969
Flood
Jose until 10
Nov. 1 from
Due
to
California
of
follows:
as
1976 inclusive.
1986 to
Oct. 15, 1966.
Due
2.90s.
works
Santa
Clerk
Nov. 1 from
on
or
California
inclusive.
Due
on
bonds.
Trust Company,
1969
Jose
a
North
-
1, 1959.
Oct.
on
San
Water,
4,000,000
Other members of the syndicate:
Bank
at
110 for the purchase of
$19,500,000 bonds,
storm
interest
3.40s.
from
Oct.
on
011
1970 to
Department
received
bonds,
Los Angeles
Due
1977
Bond
Bond
be
Sierra
of
County Flood Control
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
follows:
3V4S.
Francisco;
Due
&
District,
Calif,
Water Conservation Dist.,
about Dec.
M-S.
offered
as
to
from
of
cost
Oct.
on
a
3.28%,
1970 to
,
Co., and
p
234s:
Los
$15,000,000
School
California
for the
Dated March
Sal e—The
1,385,000
1—
the
water
."
Due
1967 to
to
29
net
follows:
15,000 3 Mrs. Due
60,000 3s.
Oct.
Angeles, at
Na¬
&
interest
as
1965.
until
1,050,000 3s.
group
by
Francisco, at 1.54%.
Bond
Flood
1184—were awarded
>
$40,000 5s.
Hanauei
B.
County
District,
/•! 1965
Francisco;
Davis
Co.,
215,000 3s.
District/ Calif.
San
net
2.90%,
350,000
Elk
&
a
$197,000
July 5 from 1966 to 1974
on
of
Shelby Cullom
100.006,
a
1988
approved
1281—were awarded to
p.
and
D.
Verdes Peninsula Unified
p.
198,
of San
District, Calif.
$600,000 41/4S.
$1,000,000
1, 1963.
1964 to
Barbara,
Santa Clara
,
Crocker-Anglo
Bank
Burnham
Lang,
will receive sealed bids at Placerville until 11 a.m.
(PDST) on Oct.
14
of
composed
J.
bonds
about
Sal e—The
$680,000
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
Stetson
&
100.003,
Joaquin
1372—were awarded to
tional
Cohu
both of Los
District,
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
Barbara
$15,500,000
Western Bank
A
p.
by
R.
R.
198,
to
ity
approved
Co.;
school
County, Calif.
Bond
&
V.
syndicate headed by the Security-
1,
A,
Lodi
&
County, Calif.
Payable at
fiscal agent
Cross;
Walston
&
Interest
•
School
1965
Dated
1
Santa
at
Note Sale—The $375,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 30—
First National Bank, and the First
Nov.
J-J.
Esta-
March 1 from 1965 to 1989
on
on
bonds.
from
Co.;
Anthony
and
of
Bond
Series
&
Co.;
Angeles
received
Palos
1970 inclusive.
Dated
office,
Sons,
'
1, from 1971 to 1984 in¬
school,
7
•
Supervisors,
bids
Legality
Santa
Roths¬
Hill & Co;, Inc.; Robert Gar¬
inclusive.
clusive.
55,000
of
sealed
Nov.
on
Santa
fol¬
Due
Board
Co.; Wells & Christensen,
Winslow,
&
Due
.
bonds.
&
Necker
drain bonds.
pur¬
/
_
Co.; L. F.
Tucker,
purchase
a.m.
as
•
O'Melveny & Myers.
Co.;
&
Day, S chwabacher & Co.
be
at
the
of
receive
inclusive.
Shields
Co.; Roosevelt &
Control
Brun-
10
bonds,
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Supervis¬
for
22
$285,000
Stone
Ingen
Moseley
Inc.;
& Co.
Calif.
until
lows:
of
Dec., 1 from
Co.,
L.
rett
sealed] bids
City
Van
Taylor
vern
1983
Legality
County,
will
Co.;
Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Mal¬
1963.
to
&
Co.;
&
&
&
Inc.;
$335,000
1964
Offering—John
(PDST)
development
on
from
a
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—W. E. St. John,
A
Clerk
1
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
S.
Nov.
on
of
Interest M-N.
will
J.
Schaffer,
Santa
at
Dated Nov. 1,
1
Mateo
Bond
A $230,000
purchase
&
F.
Laguna Salada Union School Dist.,
chase
(PST)
B.
Loeb
Los
receive
a.m.
bids
purchase
Nov.
on
John/
Fenn
Securities Corp.;
Kean,
Supervisors,
(PST)
a.m.
Phelps,
Shu-
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
White &
11
inclusive.
Sindelar,
will
sealed
the
Redwood
from
1
Webster
child
Calif.
of
Co.;
Bond
Due
Inc.;
brook
St.
&
:
school bonds.
&
District,
County,
Michigan
Clemente School District,
1989 to 1993 inclusive.
Goldman, Sachs
Wagen-;
Offering—W. E.
Clerk
Co.
San
r
Oct.
on
of
MacArthur
Co.,
Co.;
School
Orange
&
1
inclusive,
Due
.First
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Blair &
Wm.
school bonds offered Oct. 8—v. 198,
Dated
Interest
&
Inc.;
Agnew & Co., and Waiston
man,
1
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Ana until 11 a.m. (PST)
Other members of the syndicate.
,5 for the purchase
of
F.
District, in New York City,
Chicago or San Francisco. Legal¬
for
Oct. 15 from
on
inclusive.
/
Charter
vig,
of
E.
Due
1988
3.30s.
from
Co.
Habra
Bond
of the
purchase of $100,000 sanitary
system
J.
Treasurer's
office
&
Oct.
on
Nov. 1 from
on
1983
Corporation; Kelman & Co.; Ken¬
ower,
Due
1985 to
2,000,000
&
Irving Lundborg & Co. and Robt.
San
■
Nov.
1993 inclusive.
District
the
Co.;
MacArthur
Wallace
Smith
1, 1975
on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1980
3.20s.
from
Curtis;
K.
1,
a'"%A^A
Oct.
on
Due
to
Other members of the syndicate:
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Kuhn,
Nov. 1 from
10
E
Moulton
&
Co.,
Oct.
on
7
Nov. 1 from
on
Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
A
3.10s.
1,600,000
Kenower,
1980
r-A
1963. Due
inclusive.
A.
District
sewerage
"-•••
Dist.,
County, Calif.
receive sealed
the
Services
on
the
Series
1,
1993.
syndi¬
Meyer & Fox; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
ors,
water
school bonds.
Biola
*
for
1,600,000
Durst, Inc.; Stern, Frank,
ing, Clerk
until
20
&
Due
1974.
1976.
1977 to
bonds
the
H.
Hogle
1
1,600,00^3s.. Due
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Nov. 1,
on
Treasurer,
bids
A.
from
Municipal Utility District
Nov.
on
$2,-
by
1
inclusive.
Due
$30,000,000
Jan.
Interest
approved
1, 1969.
Offering—N.
sealed
on
Dated
1
Nov.
Mar¬
(PDST)
bonds.
inclusive.
Legality
T.
a.m.
seller &
and
A
.
800,000 3s.
.
of
R.
and
Oct.
on
Due
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
1972 inclusive.
800,000 2.90s. Due
1981
1,
2.80s.
1973
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
J.
school bonds.
Nov.
on
Due
1985
Nov.
on
Staats
from
1
1986 to 1988.
at
JUnified
to
R.
Pollock
E.
inclusive.
Due
to
Due
1970 to
800,000
Dillon, Union Se¬
Co.,
Ana until
Nov.
inclusive.
1979
30,000 3V4S.
the
CALIFORNIA
Antioch
of
1981.
District
waterworks
Finance
to
1982
" "■
;
sewer revenue bonds
totaling
$500,000 offered Oct. 2—v. 198, p.
and
of
cost
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
•'
and
,1184—were -sold
price
a
Due On Nov. 1 from
35,000 3.40s.
par.
'
The
on
on
1973
&
Co.;
Hill
to
inclusive.
Due
1979
800,000 2%s.
Oct.. 1,
on
Nov. 1 from.
on
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
1976
3%s.
from
due
Due
$400,000 3%s. Due
•
1,200,000
to, 1978
water, Series A
Hutton &
La
and
V
Sale
on
Due
from
members
William
Due
10,000 3.30s.
1J84-^
Texarkana, Ark.
Bond
sold
at
1968
to
1974
bonds
p.
to
3!4s,
1975
2.90s.
1969.
1974
District,
follows:
as
30,000 314s.
re¬
Housing
!
Legality
interest
Due
3s.
and
price of
a
' ;;.i '. •
1988
to
A
jC6.j^
12
1970
A
Williams,
/"
•
Co.,
5s.
20,000
approved
revenue
the
to
&
County, Calif.
net
a
5,000 4%s.'
Aug.
on
&
1964
bonds.
construction
Oct.
sold
were
4s
system
1, 1963.
1964
was
3.43%,
$25,000
Sale—The $210,400 water
sewer
School
bonds
100.0006,
Kensett, Ark.
Bond
$255,000
Interest M-N.
Decoto
A
inclusive.
by- Mehaffy,
Smith,
Friday & Bowen.
' •
and
of
from
1
Nov.
on
Dated Nov.
Nov.
on
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Richards
revenue
to
11
the
Santa
at
1
Eastman
Bond Sale—An issue of $155,000
1963. Due
1973
for
bids
from
3VL>sv Due
Other
&
school bonds.
school
(CST)
system
until
sealed
Alameda
purchase of $581,500 water
sewer
Dated
receive
p.m.
5
White,
Mayor
—
Ana
Rose.
Huntsville, Ark.
;
A Bond
and
&
receive
A
Co.; Dean Witter &* Co.; Weeden
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
by
ARKANSAS
tA
:
;
M-N.
7 July 1 from 1966 to 2003 in-
^ elusive.
1
to
bonds.
1,, 1963.
Bradley, Arant, All
:
1965
dormitory-1963
Dated
i
from
1
inclusive. Interest
625,000
vA a
Nov.
on
1962.
as
curities
A
1965 to
$460,000
'*
•;•••
Series
Nov. 1, 1982 and 1983.
on
1,890,000
Legality
Cypress School District, ■< Orangey
-bonds.
1,
A
cate:
A.
y
from
1
Nov.
due
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
to
M-N.'
Orrick,
400,000
1963,
-
inclusive; and $300,000 3.40s,
1, 1963.
from
Interest A-O.'
1
Nov.
on
$1,050,000
Oct.
by
-
.
inclusive; $400,000 3.30s, due
Dated
1
Nov.
on
Oct.
on
water
inclusive:
San
at
•
Nov.
-
bonds, for $700,000 4%s, due
on
Pullan,
bids
approved
Clerk
Dated
/
$1,860,000
Supervisors,
(PDST)
a.m.
bonds.
on
of
sealed
Jose until 10
dormitory housing and
tdining hall 1962, Series B
-
follows:
•
1,180,000
•
198, p. 1184—were awarded to a par, a net interest cost of about
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.'. 3.18%, as follows:
Inc., at a price of 100.06, a net,
$2,000,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
interest cost of about
3.53%, as
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Calif,
inclusive.
Nov.
1
inclusive.
,,2002
A
on
hall-1962,
'Tbonds.
C
re¬
purchase
$3,068,000 dormitory
dining
be
(CST)
bonds,
revenue
that
announces
a.m.
(PST)
a.m.
Cupertino Union School District,
:
sealed bids will
separate
school
Bond
Treasurer
—
the
to 1983 inclusive.
"
Bond
for
,
University of Alabama, Board of
'
5
1963.
the Housing and
Agency* as 3 % s,
Finance
Etome
at
system
Angeles until 9
r
offered
N.
Francisco, at
net
as
interest
follows:
T.
a
7—v.
to
a
&
S.'
cost
of
A.
of
of
San
100.04,
about
a
2.95%,
Francisco
Unified
Schm
San Mateo County, Calif»
Bond
$2,000,000
Oct.
awarded
price
San
District,
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America
South
Offering—John A.,.Brun-
ing, Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
ors,
will
Redwood
(PDST)
chase
from
City
on
of
Dated
;1
receive
Oct.
sealed
bids
until,,10
22
at
a.m.
for the pur¬
$421,000 school bonds.
Nov.
1, 1963.
Due on Nov.
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
52
School
Tustin
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1484)
,1966
11
until
the
for
5
Stone
cate:
junior
nahs
offered Oct.
1373—were awarded
bonds
Michigan
of
Corpo¬
8—v.
First
Chicago,
Corpora¬
Boston
&
Howard,
Corp.;
Co.; William R. Hough & Co.;
tion, Estabrook & Co., Cooley & Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Co., and R. D. White & Co., as Inc.; Coughlin & Co., Inc.; and
3.10s, at a price of 100.09, a basis Juran & Moody, Inc.
3.08%.
about
of
,
W.
Upham
Board
of
sealed
union
health
clusive.;
by
1963.
Legality
Richard¬
.
The $750,000
—
offered
Hough
G. H. Walker &
98.05,
reve¬
Oct.
2—
and
Co.,
&
Co., at
21
$226,000
3.40s.
from
Nov. 1,
1965
Aug.
on
nicht.
/
'
,
'
Elegius,
000
Reed,, City Manager, will receive
bids
Oct.
on
$800,000
for
Legality
of
improvement
e r
Dated
by
—
L. B. Ashby,
City Auditor and Clerk, will re¬
(EST)
of
and
until
22
facilities
Dated
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
May
by
revenue
1963.; Due
1,
1966
Interest
approved
pur¬
marina
park,
to
1976
M-N.
in¬
Legality
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
&
Bond
(P.
missioners,
bids
29
until
the
for
county
of
will
11
(EST)
J-D.
Legality
chell,
bonds.
inclusive.
Oct.
Dated
Interest
approved
Pershing,
the
to
as
100.29,
basis
a
by
Decatur
Shetterly
&
to
a
Co.,
offered
Oct.
1281—were awarded
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn
&
at
terest
a
Co.,
and
price
cost
of
Ira
of par,
about
follows:—-
$200,-
and
was
Bond
Offering
Home Finance
price of par.
a
minum
Bond
Offering
Patrick
—
L.
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
until
(CST)
a.m.
the
for
17
U
well
(EST)
chase
on
of
Oct.
the
for
17
bonds,
$480,000
as
Dated Nov.
Due on May
1, 1963.
1964 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
from
M-N.
Sale—Water
Bond
and
sold
were
sewer
Columbian
the
to
Township
Township
Civil
39,000
Due
3s.
Oct.
on
1969.
and
95,000 3J4s.
1968
1,
,
Due on Oct. 1 from
1974 inclusive.;
Oct.
Interest
1963.
1,
Legality approved by Dan &
Due
1, 1964 to July 1, 1974.
Dated
the
Oct.
Merchants
Trust
V
1963. Payable at
1,
National
Company
Bank
&
Indianapolis.
of
Legality approved by
Ross,
Mc-
The
of
hospi¬
198,
County Public Courthouse
(P. Q. Crayson), Ky,
Sale—An issue of $140,000
Corporation
Owensboro), Ky.
of
Board,
will
Haupt
&
net
in¬
3.51%,
as
a
(CDST)
chase
bonds.
on
of
Oct.
the
from
the
pur¬
$200,000 school building
Dated
semi-annually
30
24 for
Oct.
on
1965 ,to
Central
Greencastle.
1,
1963.
June
1973.
and
Due
Dec.
Payable at
National
Bank
Legality
approved
of
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
1973
and at
the
of
Francis I.
Co.;
&
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.
75,000 3.45s. Due on Nov. 1, 1986
and
Bacon, Stevenson &
Fahnestock & Co.; Rand &
pany;
1988 to
Dated
Walsh
W.
Interest
1963.
1,
M-N. Legality
approved by Miles,
Stockbridge.
&
(P. O. Towson),
Maryland
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
(EST)
be received until 11 a.m.
Co.;
Oct.
Co.;
000,000 various purpose
Co.;, Thomas
&
ers
on
purchase of $15,-,
the
for
30
bonds.
Maryland (State of)
bids will
& Company;
Bond Offering—Sealed
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Graham-Conway Co.; J.
& Son; Charles A.
Hilliard
B.
&
Howard,
Company;
massachusetts
Massachusetts
&
Doolittle
&
Wheeler
Co.; Leedy,
Offering
Bond
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Lyons,
Poole & Co.;
District
receive
sealed
Water
Owensboro, Ky.
electric
(CST)
on
Dated
Oct.
1, 1963. Due on Nov.
Nov.
to
1964
from
1
inclusive.
1983
Interest M-N.
light and power revenue
Lincoln, Mass.
bonds.
rev¬
a.m.
purchase of $2,000,000
the
for
will
11
Oct.
until 11
15 for the
purchase of $200,000 water bonds.
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
Boston,
on
40
Boston,
of
Bank
Street,
(EDST)
a.m.
Offering—Adelle Shelton,
S. R.
Ormal
—
Treasurer, will
bids c/o National
Laffin,
Shawmut
Alleman, Incorporated.
Supply District,
Water
Acton
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.;
Van
Due on Dec. 1
1, 1963.
fronv 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
&
(EST)
of
a.m.
purchase
$38,270,000 various purpose bonds.
Dated Dec.
Murphey, Inc.;
Company;
Wulbern,
Pierce,
Security
11
the
12 .for
Nov.
on
Inc.; Ball, Burge &
until
received
be
Inc.; Yates, Heitner & Woods.
21
Cutler.
Clerk,
inclusive.
1993
Nov.
Schwabacher & Co.; Stern Broth¬
bids until
V
1987.
265,000 3V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Baltimore County
Com¬
and
1,
Nov.
on
1985.
and
Tripp & Co., Inc.; McDonald &
Taylor
Due
Pont
du
Co.; Stein Bros.
Incorporated;
inclusive.
1983
to
1984
under¬
Boyce; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Riter
&
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
3.40s.
70,000
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Haupt &
1972 inclusive..
to
1979
;
Goodbody & Co.; John Nu&
1 from
Nov.
on
and 1978.
writing group are: Allen, & Com¬
pany;
follows:
as
Due
155,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
>
to
members
Other
Sons,
50,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1977
March 1, 1978,
declining prices thereafter.
1973
1,
Sherrerd,
&
Sons, and Robert
95,000 3V8S. Due
semi-annual
ject to redemption at 103% from
Sept.
&
&
bonds
a group com¬
Butcher
of
Brown
1965 to
issue
the
Sept. 27
on
Garrett
designed to retire
by maturity.
1972
1,
Bond
Offering—Charles
Court
posed
Alex.
sinking fund payments beginning
& Co.
County (P. O.
County
sold
was
$840,000
system
sewerage
$130,000 3s.
$6,876,000.
of
benefit
the
have
first mortgage revenue bonds was
Ware,
Virgin
the company
sanitary
$76,411,000 and net
^Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
Note Offering — Frederick B.
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m. on Jan.
1, 1991. Interest J-J. Le¬
(CST) on Oct. 15 for the purchase gality approved by Chapman & Taylor, Town Treasurer, will re¬
of
Due
bonds.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
building
school
$88,000
enue
Nov.
Dated
1
&
Ferguson
louisiana
by
Fleischer.
Lewisport, Ky.
000
bonds
made
was
underwriting group
Kuhn,
awarded
Sale—Offering of $50,000,-
City industrial building
enue
an
Oct.
Loeb
&
Co.
rev¬
to
a
p.
and Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day.
100.0009,
as
offering
of
$42,-
of
and
1964 to
1969 inclusive.
5%
Term Bonds due Sept. 1, 1988
$306,000 31/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
000,000
principal
amount
$8,000,000 of 4% Serial Bonds due
semi-annually,
March 1,
March
1,
1972, inclusive.
1967
to
927,000 3V2S.
1970
to
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
886,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
until
15
school
$95,000
of
Nov.
15,
1963.
Due
to
1982
1964
from
Massachusetts
Bond
■
Sale—The
,/
(State of)
bonds
totaling
$39,610,000 offered Oct. 8—v. 198,
p.
consists
Dated
Nov.
Bank,
Boston,
inclusive. Interest M-N.
syndicate
follows:
Street,
purchase
by' Howard,
,
The
on
Eng¬
New
National
(EDST) on Oct. 16 for
a.m.
notes.
1373—
Weil, La¬
Oct. 8 by
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co., and Ira
headed by
Haupt
&
Co.,
at a
price of
headed
the
$2,594,000 util¬
198,
7—v.
State
28
refunding bonds of¬
fered
Merchants
11:30
Abbeville, La.
Bond Sale—The
sealed
land
1978
approved
c/o
bids
ceive
1963.
1964 to
from
Legality
1,
were
Poe,
Croix,
Hannahs & Lee, Inc.;
Daviess
(P. O. Cumberland), Md.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Sale—The $250,000
1185—were
Bond
Charles
School
St.
at
maryland
Allegany County Sanitary District
$42,000,000 Term Bonds will
Hinsch
(P. O.
Hardinsburg), Ky.
Carter
Adrian,
and
amounted to
income
J.
Breckinridge County
Greencastle Consolidated School
—
$144,-
Dated
improvement bonds.
McKusick.
&
Dalles,
The
Calif,
ities revenue
Offering
aluminum
an
at
Net sales of
Kraus;
Grafton,
Cord, Ice & Miller.
(EDST) on
noon
as
alumina plant under
an
in 1962 totaled
•
Bond
semi-annually from July
S., also fabri¬
mill products
plant
Alden & Co.,
kentucky
bonds.
bonds.
of sealed bids until
Company; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Due on Oct. 1, 1967.
$20,000 2%s.
semi-annually from July
282,000
U.
include
Torrance,
Se-
curtities Corp., as ^follows:
sold to G. H. Musekamp
school
capacity
products. The company's
facilities
Ira
refunding bonds totaling $154,000
Bond
lows:
Rockland, Maine
zirconium, titanium, brass
as
reduction
&
Valley Falls, Kansas
pur¬
fol¬
the
in
and steel
of
purchase
$4,372,000 various purpose bonds.
E.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
.
The Term Bonds also will be sub¬
awarded to
the
First National Bank of Memphis.
Adamson, Township Trustee, will
annual
aluminum
cates
Sept.
Connolly, City Clerk, will receive
p.
William
—
Fosdick, Inc., Rowles, Winston
000
sold
Topeka, Kan.
Bond
Townships (P. O.
&
&
Oct. 18 for the purchase of
100%
3.85%.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
$5,000,000 air¬
bonds
bonds
3%s, at
as
of
kansas
Cor¬
Indianapolis), Ind.
;
Secretary
p.
issue
Dean.
Corporation, Ind.
revenue
Agency,
price of
a
•,
minimum
a
Islands.
construction
revenue
$215,000
of about
Co.,
Co., Eddleman, Pollok
Rand
scheduled to be in
Bond Offering—Thomas L. Laoperation by mid-1966, will have Pointe, City Manager, will receive
construction
Mit¬
Atlanta, Ga.
7—v. 198,
3%s, at
A.
James
Co.,
Co.,
mill,
Mich, and
tal bonds offered Sept. 27—v.
Bond
port
Sale—An
dormitory
1970 to
W
Securities
City
poration,
georgia
Sale—The
The
at
iowa
Fayette), Iowa
Bond
"
'
'
Bonds.
•
works revenue bonds was
Mitchell.
Bond
J-J.
Upper lowaUniversity (P.O.
A-O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sealed
on
June 1, 1963. Due on June 1 from
1993
/
.
.
.
Corydon, Ind.
v
,
Com¬
purchase of $1,350,000
to
ifith
1, 1964 to July 1, 1972.
County
hospital
r
indiana
Due
Wynne,
receive-
a.m.
1964
s e w a g e
Interest
Miller.
&
Dated
O.
W. A.
—
Board
In¬
inclusive.
Abroms
&
&
&
&
Co., Underwood, Neuhaus &
will then lease the plant Co., Inc., and Pierce, Wulbern,
to
Harvey Aluminum (Incorpo¬ Murphey, Inc.
rated) at rents sufficient to meet
maine
debt service requirements on the
City
County
Offering
of
bonds.
revenue
Witter
Harvey Aluminum' (Incorporated).
Ore., Aluminum fabrication plants
Legality approved by
Dorschel. ':■>
Sarasota), Fla.
Clerk
(CST) on
a.m.
Dallstream, Schiff, Hardin, Waite
$198,000
Sarasota
receive
will
purchase of $1,000,-
2002
to
terest M-N.
noon
the
for
$500,000
public
bonds.
on
Oct.
oh
chase
1965
sold
'Sarasota, Fla;
bids
O.
Dean
Andrews
'
syndicate:
It will be located on the
Ohio River about three miles from
e r
inclusive.
Ice
terest
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
sewage
Offering
sealed
from
Caldwell,
'
ceive
Cord,
1
(P.
from
plate.
Ind.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
g—Sister Mary
n
dormitory
Dated
A-O.
Trimble & Mitchell.
Bond
Other members of the
60,000 tons of finished sheet and
$350,000
of
2004
April
Interest
approved
i
Treasurer,
Oct. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
1983
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
airport
1963. Due
to
10
the
certificates.
revenue
1,
until
22
p.
Chicago), III.
Oct. 25 for the
sealed
,
College
sealed bids until 10
Offering—Homer D.
Dated
facilities
related
and
veen
Bond O f f
Pensacola, Fla.
$230,000
of
bonds.
Charles & Trauer-
Xavier
1
1988 inclusive.
Certificate
198,
Dated Oct.
Due on. Jan. 1 from 1966
1, 1963.
to
(CDST) on Oct.
revenue
by
approved
1978 inclusive.
1964 to
being made.
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
Town
purchase
000
1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
2002 inclusive.
Legality
to
Saint
Due
is
Bonds
1984 to
.
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug. 1 from
ing—Janice E.
1964 to
1978 inclusive.
Interest
Clerk-Treasurer, Lewisport, Hancock County, Ky.
Harvey Aluminum, the fifth F-A.
Legality approved by
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
largest producer of primary alu¬ Pierce, Atwood, Schribner, Allen
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 22 for the
Of f
Bond
Ritchey,
.r.
Water Com¬
purchase
price of
a
524,000 3V2SvDue on Aug. 1 from
1979 to
the
for
waterworks
follows:
as
bonds
8—v.
Ridgeville,
(P. O. Jacksonville), III.
Offering—M.
A.
Wild-
Bond
J-J.
improvement
R.
Oct.
to the Housing and
mission
1281—-were awarded to
William
Ind.
cancelled.
hagen, Clerk, will receive sealed
certificates
p.
from
1
sewer
for
refunding
Murrayville-Woodson
1966 to 2003 in¬
Certificate Sale
198,
$2,710,000
1373—was
ap¬
illinois
bids until 4 p.m.
nue
Oct.
scheduled
1993 inclu¬
Legality
A-O.
Interest
Due
Naples, Fla.
v.
a.m.
proved by King & Spalding.
student
Freeman,
waterworks
of
ing
-
Watson.
&
son
inclusive.
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬
1963. Due on
to
1964
from
1
re¬
11
center revenue
Interest
approved
of
sive.
purchase of
July 1,
from
1
on
1993
Merrillville Conservancy Dist.,
16 for the pur¬
$1,000,000 hospital
Dated Oct. 1,
Oct.
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
Dated
July
10
dormitory,
and
bonds.
on
until
25
Oct.
$1,755*000
Due
to
Oct.
on
bonds.
receive
will
until
bids
chase
the
that
will
Trustees
(EST)
W.
Treasurer
announces
bids
on
—
Manager,
City
Sayers,
A.
Offer i ng—Ralph
ceive, sealed
(P. O. St. Petersburg), Fla.
Offering
Columbus, Ga.
,
B 0 ri d
Florida Presbyterian College
Bond
4s.
1988
475,000 3%s. Due
The City
works revenue, bonds.
florida
i
inclusive.
to
160,000
,
Securities
1987
1982
syndi¬
the
Weil,
198, p.
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
Co.;
to a syndicate composed of the Rowles, Winston & Co.; Robert K.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Wallace & Co.; Horner, Barksdale
school
high
priced at
are
Proceeds of the offering will be
mill
inclusive.
1981
to
125,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
,
inclusive.
Dominick & Dominick,
Walker & Co.; Lyons, Han¬
&
Lee,
Inc.;
Interstate
1 G. H.
1
Enfield, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $2,820,000
1
Jan.
on
of
1965
ihclusive.
1993
ration;
I
Serial
sold to the Indianapolis Bond
was
Webster Securities
&
First
Corp.;
connecticut
Due
members
Other
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
-
bonds
revenue
Monday, October 14, 1963
public offering of the
No
applied by Lewisport to the ac¬
1977. & Share Corp., as follows:
Jan. 1 $205,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from quisition of an aluminum rolling
on
1984
to
1985
from
Legality
J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
3V2S.
2,160,000
1984
1965 to
Jan. 2 from
on
Due
to
1978
from
v
Dated Jan. 2, 1964.
school bonds.
Due
$575,000
of
3.40s.
1,270,000
(PST) on Nov.
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
1976
to
works
sewage
Bonds
Term
100%.
.
.
160,000 3y4s. Due on Jan. 1,
sealed bids at Santa
will receive
Ana
1974
Supervisors,
of
Board
of
Clerk
440,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
St. John,
Bond Offering—W. E.
$490,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
inclusive.
1973
to
The
Loogootee, Ind.
$970,000 4V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Orange
District,
County, Calif.
.
1282—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
managed
Trust Company
by
the
Bankers
of New York City,
Bank
of
First
National
First
National City Bank of New
York
City,
and
Corporation, at
the
a
Chicago,
First Boston
price of 100.59,
!
Number 6307
198
Volume
follows:
bonds.
'
of Lot B,
3s.
as
4.
Tv,+n^o4
i
1
T
v*.
~
approved
syndicate:
Bank
America
of
San
nois
National
of
Bank
fered
Oct.
3
syndicate
Port¬
Oregon,
composed
Smith
&
S.
F.
Inc.,
Co.,
Trust
Moseley
2.92%.
Bank
of
Shawmut
Rothschild
&
Town
National
Oct.
17
by
Co., Inc., Coffin & Burr, Estabrook
April
on
Legality
-j.
'
Bond
(P.
National
in
Bank
V
Dallas,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Hart¬
ford
Ira
National
Trust
&
Bank
Co.,
Wells,
Co., E. F. Hutton &
Haupt &
Offering
1963;
Paddock
ceive
sealed
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Lee Higginson
Shawmut
Corp., Reynolds & Co., Roosevelt
Water
&
a.m.
Cross, Inc.,
&
Hammill
Shearson,
Co., State Street Bank & Trust
Co.,
Anthony
Tucker,
Boston,
L.
R.
Barr Brothers
Day,
Braun,
Bosworth
Baker,
Watts
Co.,
&
&
Inc.,
n0(es
on
Legality
Note
000
Clair), Mich.
1964.
Bank
in
St.
Louis,
1
Co.,
Johnston,
by
Palmer
Oct.
15,
1963.
Township
(P.
O.
Due
Wilson,
Banking
Co.,
Trust
Field.
tional
City
Prescott &
Co.,
Lee,
r\
1, 1963.
First
Gardner,
Southwest
Wachovia
gality
4
n
n
j
Ann
by
approved
Arbor
School
Miller,
Can-
2—v.
to
Mich.
District,
Sal e—The
Bond
school
&
&
198,
headed
by
the
Savings
John
Bank,
Small
:
Iowa
Corp.,
R.
James
&
Co.,
and
Edward
Cartwright
G.' Webb
Si
Co., Inc.
Bedford,', Mass.
of
c/o National
880,000
as
Shawmut
a.m.
(EDST)
on
purchase of $230,000 bonds,
<
Lot A
ton
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1983, inclusive.
$70,000
Due
1
highway
new
equipment
Inc.,
Canfield,
3.10s.
Due
Interest
Bond
,
Offering
Dec.
Co.
and
1967-1988
1,
Harriman
t
The
'
,
bonds
Manhattan
the
4.
1
1
M-N.
Legal¬
_
New
Co., and Robert W. Baird &
scaled
are
price
a
of
cost
resulted
3,475,000
3.7051 %
of
Proceeds
475,000
used
to
in
costs
pay
tion
of
No. 27
Dorothy Zei-
—
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
™ ^ until 4
9^'
sealed bids
Bond
(EST)
p.m.
on
fof..the pu.rpI!aSe 01 $k
800,00
sanitary
Oct.
and
storm
bonds,
1,
sewer
Series
1963. Due on
II.
April
j from 1965 to 1993 inclusive. In-
the
purchase
from
1
Wright,
proved
by
McKean
&
to
(EST)
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $750,building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
1991
Interest
to
Legality approved by Dick-
ditorium
198,
v.
the
cago, as
a
2.70s, at
Community School Dist.,
* Michigan
Bond
a
Bond
bids
until
will
7:30
Community Sch. Dist.
e r
i
n
,
g—Lloyd
„
unQTinii
ucation,
xinll
conl
vnnoi tro
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
ah
sealed
on
24
for
8
the
purchase of $60,000 school build¬
B.
Gouine, Secretary of Board of Eduntil 8 p.m.
KiHe«
bids
Oct. 16 for
$470,000
sewer
1963.
Due
ing
on
Sept,
Dated
bonds.
Due
1,
1963.
July 1 from 1964 to 1979
inclusive
interest
j.j.
Legality
'
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
1964
to
1989
Due
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by M'l-
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
on
Oct.
1
Chi¬
gality
Si
(CST)
Weigold
&
&
Co.,
laney,
from
Oct.
of
Vir¬
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Le-
Agee
&
Co.; McCarley
Tilney
&
Co.;
Cun¬
Schmertz
&
Co.;
Mul-
Wells
Putnam
Zahner
& Co.,
Co.; Pohl
&
Co.;
A.
&
&
Co.;
Thomas
Co.;
Overton &
F,
&
Brittain
Co., and J. Lee
Co., Inc.
Sale—The
nicipal
park
offered
Oct.
were
and
of
of
-
198,
8—v.
to
100.003,
about
a
&
mu¬
bonds
1374—
p.
&
Drexel
Glynn
Blewer,
price
$796,000
improvement
awarded
Co.,
Co.,
at
a
net
interest
as
follows:
2.94%,
Due on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1977 inclusive.
3s.
270,000
1978
Due on Feb.
to
1 from
1983 inclusive.
MONTANA
1,
1966 to
Pe¬
ilton.
inc.;
Co., Inc.;
Sterne,
Co.;
of $295,-
Lefler & Ham-
Olivia Independent
Paribus
Arthurs,
Co.;
Inc.;
on
Howard
by
Co.;
Corporation
E.
ningham,
.
...
,
Le¬
approved
Co.;
& Co.; R. H/Moulton & Co.
strange
sealed
Interest A-O.
tersen, LeFevere,
&
Bacon, Stevensbn &
Austin Tobin &
Chas.
-
Columbia
be
received
purchase
enue
School District
Mont,
Falls,
v
-
,
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
until
of
Oct.
$160,000
21
for
the
water rev¬
bonds.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
dock'& Stone.
No. 653, Minn.
Dated
1, 1963.
Shields
ginia; Mackall & Coe.; George K.
A. Johnson,
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
1985
school
building and site bonds.
Oct.
Co.;
,
,
„
&
Investment
cost
Black
Oct.
on
until
of
receive
p.m.
1
Co.; Hornblower
Bache
$526,000 2%s.
(EST)
bids
3—
price of 100.54,
Offering—G.
Clerk,
Nov.
Springfield, Mo.
Nichols, Minn.
Town
Offering—Arvin Wingert,
inclusive.
Taylor & Co. A. E. Masten
Bond
au¬
basis of about 2.56%.
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Kingston
on
1993
Kennedy & Co.; Norris & Hirsh-
Oct.
Co.
Trust
1990.
berg, Inc.; Northrop.& White, Inc.;
1186—were awarded to
p.
Northern
1989.
1,
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Minn.
offered
bonds
Nov.
ap¬
$2,120,000
p.m.
O f f
Weeks;
Kean
J.
Sale—The
1>
Wright,
Cudlip.
Minneapolis,
Bond
Nov.
on
Due
to
Hutzler.;
Peeler &
on
1
Co., Inc.; Salomon Broth¬
&
MINNESOTA
Oct. 24 for the purchase
0
inclu¬
Legality
J-J.
Dickinson,
000
.
school
1991
sealed
Bond
for
1, 1963. Due on
1964
Interest
Community School Dist.,
8 p.m.
3.40s.
1991
Talmage
.
un¬
30
$750,000
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
July
Oct.
on
1975
Nov. 1,
on
on
Inc.;
Dickinson,
Kearsl
Due
&
(EST)
p.m.
sive.
&
Is.
tion, will receive sealed bids
8
1,
Nov.
on
Due
Ginther &
Legality approved by
McKean
Due
Leach;
til
Nov.
on
ler, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
Board of Education,
n
,
Offering—^Arthur J. Mil¬
receive
Cheboygan)? Mich.
&
Heights School Dist.
Secretary of
O.
Metro¬
politan Wayne County Airport.
Due
Corporation;
be
connection
Detroit
to
1 from
inclusive.
Stern Brothers &
additions, extensions and
improvements
Nov.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
ers
with the acquisition and construc¬
will
River
will
1974
3.30s.
from
County.
issue
follows:
as
475,000 3%s. Due
interest
the
to
the
of
a
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
3%%
net
a
Co.,
net interest cost
Due
3.40s.
Blair &
in
&
Brothers* at
a
The group's winning bid for the
issue
syndicate
a
Stuart
1976.
4,000,000
from
for
par
to
bonds
1186—
p.
from 1977 to 1979
inclusive,
'
<
to
a
3.35%,
975,000
was
Ripley & Co.,
Co.,' Inc.
(P.
pur¬
$12,000,000
198.
Lehman
about
and
bonds due in 1999.
West wood
J-J.
of
the
revenue
9—v.
600,000 4s.
nnn
1989
1964
syndicate:
Bank,
to
and
1964
...
/ 000 school
1
bids
p.m.
improvement
The
—
system
$2,000,000 5s.
offering of $33,Revenue 3 V4 %,
Jr,
,
1964 to
„
be received until
June
on
of
5
for
by Halsey,
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
>
until
30
Sale
price of 100.02,
Smith, Barney & Co., Leh¬
Brothers,, Goldman, Sachs &
man
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
from
issue
Sealed
—
awarded
Baum
June
June
on
Cutler.
supple¬
Kansas City, Mo.
Oct.
headed
ed by
HazelParkfMich.
Corp.; The Illinois Company;
M-N.
Lot B
0
-
inclusive.
on
York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; FilvSt Bos-
the
$100,000 municipal incinerator
1964 to
Due
Other members of the
Chase
Bank
Oct. 17
follows:
bonds.
1975
to
1
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Boston, 40 Water Street, Boston,
for the
1,
June
on
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
until 11:30
1972
Due
2.90s.
660,000 3s.
ton &
Bond Offering—Mark A. Castro,
bids
June
on
t
.
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
Hayden, Miller & Co.; E. F. Hut-
New
1985.
Oct. 10 by a group head¬
on
terest A-O.
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.,
Sweney
as
for
u
8
Cudlip.
from
Foster
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Sutro
Co.,
Due
2.80s.
880,000
Kalman & Co., Inc., Parker, Eisen,
&
inclusive.
&
Co., Inc., Hannaford & Talbot,
Bros.
33/4s..
880,000
Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
of
net
1971.
Inc., George K. Baum & Co., First
&
a
3.04%,
inclusive.
1970
,
Chi-
Due on June 1 from
to
220,000
Co., Inc., Tilney & Co., J. C. Wheat
&
100.01,
about
iu
.c
29
nnA
,
Dated
Hughes & Co., Inc., Seattle Trust
&
of
until
no
Oct.
on
improvement
1966
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Milburn,
Raffensperger,
price of
a
cost
$230,000 5s.
Cochran & Co., Inc., The Milwau¬
Company,
to
were
Legality
Miller,
Airport
due
made
1, 1971
bids
*.
May 1 from
on
$3,750,000
follows:
Co.,
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Burns,
kee
(EST
v
^
1185—were awarded
p.
syndicate
a
interest
McJunkin, Patton & Co., J. Barth
&
000,000
1969
purchase of $295,000 school buildbonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1963.:
building bonds offered Oct.
cage,Sat
Co.
Craigmyle, Pinney, Penington &
Sutherland
1963.
yield of 2.70% for bonds due 1967
~
f
'"2
o.
tan,
Ryan,
1,
May
on
sealed
receive
P-W-
4
iqcr
July 1 from 1965
Northrern Trust Company of
Colket,
by
Inc.
Due
_
Oct.
trrr,™
1
will
c?i
Dated
Tni„
w
on
Bank, Merrill, Turben & Co., Ro&
May
on
1965
Interest A-O.
Bond Sale—An
1972.
field, Paddock & Stone.
Co., Fort Worth National
Mosle
Due
from
1
1,
Michigan
1970.
Bond Oftel">S—Ray S. Rausch,
Due
Co.,
Bank
May 1, ,1968.
on
July
offered
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Secretary of Board of Education
$1,-
in'nii.oiirA
,OOK
Co., Winston-Salem, Fahey,
Clark &
4.
Due
&
our
$320,000
sewerage
of
out
receive
purchase of
Oct.
on
of
Bond
Oct. 28
on
$90,000 hos¬
Paddock & Stone.
Bulk-
u
„
the
water bonds.
oco
i
O.
jvito.aett_ i
T
to 1995 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Na¬
Cleveland,
of
Bank
rinn
1
Co.,
&
Co.,
from
1
-
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
for
22
200,000
Richards
3s.
May
inclusive.
Due
{
will
Clerk
1993
MISSOURI
3%%, 3%%, 3%%, 4% %vand 5%
follows:
as
0n
1967
46,000 3Vss.
Co., Robert W. Baird &
Inc.,
Trust
no
National
George P. Fogg & Co., Reinholdt
&
*.
Oct.
Blewer, Glynn
Hutchinson, Shockey &
46,000
and
Offering;—A.
Citv
sealed'bids
Co.,
&
Co.. Third
Bank in Nashville,
&
holder
to
Legality
1374.
received
i.
<
Bond
x
Hannahs
Lyons,
Inc., Rand &
&
Due
23,000 2%s.
and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Chas. E.
Branch
3.20%,
4s>
1964 to
Legality
Mich.
fa¬
1963.
bonds.
30—v.
net interest
a
of
Dated
Oct.
approved
assess-
Sept.
(EST)
purchase
on
bonds
$83>000
MICHIGAN
Alma,
the
inclusive.
special
sewer
offered
cost of about
Thorndike,
Storey,
in
p.
Offering
be
chase
■
bids until 8 p.m.
Due
for
price of 100.06,
a
Dodge.
&
& .) Co.,
.
bonds
in¬
1978
M-N.
Interest
approved
Colony
at
Due
1963.
to
1,
1964
foregoing
report
Shelby, Mich.
1 e—The $198,000 Old
a
Farm
Gran-
Lemon
Weigold & Go., Inc,
Nov. T,
1964
d S
o n
ment
the
school
will
1,
Willmar, Minn.
;
Bond
Offering—Carl Anderson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
pur-
198, p.
1282—were awarded to
40, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
11 Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Co.,
23 for
the
■
hospital
from
Oct. 7—v. 198,
,,
a.m.
pur¬
Dec.
by Chapman
Bond
Oct. 15 for the
National
$1,600,000
from
bery, Marache & Co., J. A. Hogle
&
Oct.
on
Dated
Nov.
re-
until
1
The
—
Dated «(CST)
,.
pital bonds.
K.
will
Boston,
Note
March
on
A.
re¬
10
Interest J-D.
approved
ments
Due
Paul),
the
for
Dated
Dec.
Legality
Stone.
1963.
St.
until
29
$7,150,000
Canfield,
J-J.
anticipation notes.
1,
of
bonds.
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
tax
Oct.
March 15, 1964.
on
B
c/o
of
&
Eugene
—
bids
Oct.
on
inclusive.
be received until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $125,-
$367,000 tax anticipation
Dated
Farmington
Boston,
of
clusive.
Philadelphia Trust Co., First Na¬
tional
(EDST)
bonds.
on
Fidelity-
Co.,
&
Street,
purchase
Co.,
&
bids
Bank
sealed
cility
Saline Area School District, Mich.
&
Arthur
—
&
Offering
(CST)
Dated Sept. 1, 1963.
Miller,
O.
ceive
sealed
July 1 from 1964 to 1979
on
(P.
of
Board
Due
Due
Offering—Mary Phillips,
chase 0f
approved
Treasurer,
Town
Dorsey,
Monick, County Auditor, will
school bonds.
Township School Dist.
(EST)
p m
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
by
Windhorst
J.
chase
by
St.
1965
Ft-A.
Minnesota
Bond
Richard
of
Interest
O.
e
approved
Marquart,
O.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 22
the
purchase
of
$135,000
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
from
West.
for
Farmington), Mich.
First
(P.
receive
approved
Aug; x>
1
Interest
Secretary of Board of Education,
In-
Palmer
will
the
Dated
Owen,
Mich.
—
Secretary
wdx receive sealed bids until 7:30
1
Nov.
City),
Offering
Education,
^
until
District
$200,000 school build-
f
china
N o t
/
'
■
1,
Dist.
for
15
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
May 1 from 1965 to 1979
on
East
Dated Noon
School
Traverse
dock & Stone.
of
purchase
Thorndike,
Storey,
bids
Oct.
1980
Ramsey County
Sabin
£
School
gealed
on
bonds
Due
State
28
1978, inclusive.
M-N.
Dodge,
Co.
&
fng
England Mer¬
the
for
1964 to
terest
&
Dodge
Clark,
Sons,
from
Co., Alex.
Inc., J. C. Bradford &
&
(EST)
hage
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
Brown
rec^ive
pm
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by Mil¬
Dated
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Bank,
California Bank,
$400,000 school bonds.
Los Angeles, White, Weld & Co.,
vember 1, 1963.
Due
Bache & Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
United
Corp.,
^
&
receive
will
Treasurer,
chants
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
&
Taylor
Kean,
sealed bids c/o New
L. F.
Smith, Barney
Co.,
Dillon, Union Se-
Co.,
Due
1963. Due
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Secretary of Board of Education,
TTv,i««
Offering—Gerald I. Flynn,
Bond
Paine,
& Curtis,
Webber, Jackson
notes.
Area
to
<K8nn nnn
$800,000
(P. O. Britton), Mich.
Walpole, Mass.
York,
National
Boston,
Oct. 22
on
of
Due
1,
Dated
53
on
Bond Offer i ng—Ned Brown,
inclusive.
Morgan
New
Co.,
&
1963.
Vehicle
bonds.
1978
Leggett,
of 100,67» a basls of abou
? £rice
Pittsburgh, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Guaranty
&
cunhes
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.,
Fenner
1,
Motor
Fund
to
M-S.
sealed
nf
building
Britton-Macon
Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc., and
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co as 3s at
Kuhn, Loeb
Co.,
(EST)
p.m.
nurrha^p
1964
of
4.
a
Kidder, Pea-
Providence,
&
to
Halsey,
of
TVin™
& Co., Eastman
Bank, Chicago,
Industrial National Bank of Rhode
body
receive
1964.
$2,123*000 of¬
awarded
were
„
Island,
Sept.
purr
Stuart & Co. Inc., Goldman, Sachs
land, Glore, Forgan & Co., Harris
Trust and Savings
the
$117,000
Sept. 1, 1963.
Mc-
Board
.
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Co., First
National
Richard
:he, Purchase
school
PittsHeld, Mass.
Sale— The various
Bond
Illi¬
Trust Co., :;.pose. "bonds totaling
&
Bank
„
,
<
S. A.,
&
T.
N.
Continental
Francisco,
...'
,
of
^Highway
of
will
bids until 8
Storey,
by
.
.
u,r
Legality
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Offering
Secretary
Education,
A
'
Other members of the
Note
Graw,
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Interest A-O.
"
.
^
^
chase
School District
No. 2, Mich.
Due on Ocincl.
-
(1485)
Bloomfield Hills
from
1
tober 1 from 1964 to 1968,
bonds
purpose
Oct.
on
60,000 water bonds.
4.
various
;
•
1968, inclusive.
•
.
$34,000,000 various purpose bonds
of Lot A, as 3.10s.
5,610,000
Due
1964 to
'
-
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3.02%,
net interest cost of about
a
as
.
.
■
■
■.
•.
(
Madison
~
Bond,.
Offering
Guire
Lenb\
ceiw*
sealed
(EST)
Heights.
on
—
Cit"
bids
Oct.
14
Bond
Mich.
Dorothy '.Mc-
Clerk, will
until
for
re-
Offering
—
Irene
Mel-
house, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
2 o.m.
(CST)
on
8
p.m.
O^t. 22 for the nurchase of $270,-
the
pur¬
000
"
Bond
refunding bonds. Dated
Nov.
M.
bids
Rochester, N. H.
Offering
Meader
c/o
National
New
will
—
Mayor
receive
-
John
sealed
England Merchants
Bank
of
Boston,
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Boston, until 11 a.m.
State Street,
(EDST)
I
Dated
Nov.
Thorndike, Palmer &
Storey,
by
approved
Legality
M-N.
Interest
JERSEY
NEW
King,
Paul
Offering—A.
Bond
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
until
bids
(EDST)
p.m.
Due
1964 to
from
1
Nov.
on
1979
Legality
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
1, 1963.
Dated Nov.
bonds.
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Mitchell.
falo,
Bergenfield, N. J.
Offering
Bond
bids
sealed
8
until
2
improvement
3—v.
Oct. 1, 1963. Due on
bonds. Dated
Oct.
Interest
sive.
inclu¬
1972
to
1964
from
1
improvement
Legality
A-O.
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
proved
&
pur¬
the
to
at
DeRuyter,/as 3.30s,
of
of
price
a
offered Oct.
bonds
100.10,
(P.
J.
Egg Harbor), N.
O.
Woodruff,
Bond Offering—A. E.
8
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
(EDST) on Oct. 21 for the
p.m.
purchase of $110,000 school bonds.
Oct.
Dated
from
1963. Due
1,
In¬
Legality approved by
terest A-O.
Oct.
on
New
from
Oct. 3
Haddon Heights School District,
New
Bond Sale—The
John
to
for
J.
&
Ryan
$549,000
bonds,
price of 100.28,
bidding
Co.,
3.10s, at
as
basis of
a
a
about
Meadow
West
Brunswick
North
North
Bond
(P. O.
Township
Brunswick),
the
Nov.
18
for
the
000.000 water
1, 1963. Due
to
*
Legality
Trimble
bonds.
bonds
from
by
offered
Caldwell,
$670,000 school
8
198,
v.
—
1186—were awarded to Boland,
p.
Saffin,
Gordon
bidding
0V4S, at
for
&
Inc.,
Sautter,
S669.000
bonds,
price of 100.18,
a
Hempstead,
of about 3.22%.
New
bonds offered
West
National
p.
the
to
awarded
Bank
Eldredge
of
100.13, a
at
a
as
New
Bond
York
Bond
Bearce,
ceive
N. J.
until
Offering—Charles
Borough
(EDST)
Clerk,
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
will
until
22
A.
re¬
8
p.m.
for the
pur¬
for
a.m.
the
purchase
dormitory
and
on
1, 1962. Due
$49,000
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
1
bonds.
Due
on
1964
from
1973
in¬
to
A-O.
Legality
approved
& Mc¬
ment
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
A-O.
Oct.
Legality
1,
1963.
Bond
Interest
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
school
v.
a
NEW
Kirland
School
and
District
(P. O. New Hartford),
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Dated
Hartfort,
Central
1
198,
Sale —The
bonds
p.
group
YORK
Bond
be
Y.
York
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Nov.
7
for
the
purchase of $1,500,000 municipal
building construction bonds.
■
•
Inc.; Robin-
Co.,
Inc.;
Stifel,
D.
R.
Co.; Lyons,
Reinholdt &
Nicolaus
&
& Co., and
Co.; J. A. Overton
Schenectady),
(P. O.
Offering
N, Y.
offered
N. Y.
$1,700,000
Oct.
8
—
to
Howard
—
until
bids
sealed
S.
will
CountyTreasurer,
Oct.
for the
17
p.m.
$750,000 court house re¬
3.20s,
at
DeGolyer & Co., Inc.,
a
price
basis of about 3:16%.
of
Due
100.44,.
"
Dated
pur¬
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
M-N.
200,000
Southold, Fishers Island Fire Dist.
(P. O. Greenport), N.
land
Sale—An
acquisition bonds
Roosevelt
&
a
at
-
about 3.27%.
a
issue
was
sold to
.
100.21,
•
•
basis
a
; *-
•
-
■
of
-
Okla.
Clerk,
will
(CST)
p.m.
Leavitt,
receive
sealed,
Oct. 14
on
the purchase of $250,000 elec¬
for
tric
bonds.
system
Oklahoma
April 1, 1974.
on
of
inclusive.
April
on
l/10s.' Due
Bond
1
K.
inclusive.
1985
April
on
Agricultural and
Mechanical Colleges, Board
April 1 from
on
Jr.
of
the
that
announces
receive
will
Regents
sealed bids,until 2 p.m.
1987.
-
Okla.
Regents,
Offering—Secretary Amos
Bass,
Board
1,
Cameron
OHIO
system
Bond Sale—The $17,250,000 Cin¬
cinnati
Southern
Railway
offered
bonds
enue
(CST) on
V.
498,
syndicate headed
Bank
3%s, at
basis
a
1966
of
New
Bank
syndicate:
York
New
women's
Inc.;
v.
Press-
Hutton
E.
W.
198,
Housing
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Winthrop,
& TrjJst
Federation
Inc.;
Bond
Sullivan
&
Co.;
Bank
of
William
chase
Credito;
Co.;
&
Trust Co.,
Street Bank
State
Weil,
&
Roth
Bond
bonds
Maple
.
/
4
Offering—E.
School
offered
'
$200,000 school
Sept. 12—v.
198,
Wilkes-Barre,
Joint
Sale
bonds
E. Hamraan,
until
1,
as
School
School
—
totaling
revenue
$2,065,000
were
purchased via negotiated sale
Nov.
p.
Pennsylvania
1
Oct.
p.m.
of
1963.
2
by
Butcher
Barney
Oct. 28 for the purchase
Dated
Sale—The
Bond
&
a
syndicate
&
Co.,
Smith,
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Haupt
Due
on
composed
Sherrerd,
Union
$1,121,000 school improvement
bonds.
Township School District
Marple-Newton
of Education, will
on
pur¬
Dist.,
bids
(EST)
pur¬
various
Authority (P. O. Larchmont),
,
Clerk of Board
sealed
for the
Dec.
fos, at a price of par.
Ohio
Bond
18
$2,000,000
Ryan,
.
City
Heights
a.m.
National Bank of
Co.;
Co., and Preseott &
Company.
bids
Sealed
until
1002—were awarded to the Miners
Stern,
Co.;
Irving
&
Sutherland &
Co.;
&
Charles King
Co.;
Pa.
—
(P. O. Wilhes-Barre), Pa.
&
Boston; R. D. White &
McCormick
Finance
bonds.
Hanover
Co:; Halle & Stieglitz; Talmage &
Lauer
1—
11
on
of
pose
Commerce,
Blair
■
housing
Oct.
price of par.
a
received
be
(EST)
Fitzpatrick,
Banco
Offering
Union
Fidelity
Co.;
Newark;
Co.,
33/8S, at
Bethlehem,
Bank
will
&
$400,000
PENNSYLVANIA
&
Co., New York.
Hirsch
Trust
Struthers
Wood,
offered
Home
and
as
Kean, Taylor & Co.; R. S. Dickson
The
group
1099—were sold to the
p.
Agency,
Co.;
&
bonds
Ore.
—
living
revenue
prich & Co.; Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
Sale
Bond
Trust
R. W.
Chicago;
University (P. O.
Salem),
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Northern
Co.,
OREGON
Williamette
Co., New York; Smith, Barney &
Trust
Interest
approved by George
Fagin.
r
price of 100.91,
Other members of the
Chemical
J.
York
3.20%.
about
inclusive.
A-O. Legality
by the Chase
of
a
Dated
bonds.
Due on April 1 from
2003
to
Col¬
Student housing
—
1187—were awarded to
p.
as
9
Agricultural
revenue
April 1, 1963.
rev¬
Oct.
State
(at Lawton)
lege
Cincinnati, Ohio
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Ira
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Dolphin & Bradbury, and
on
Dec. 1
Cross, Inc., as 3.30s,. sive.
price* of
1988.
1968 to
Bond Offering—Gene F.
City
Due
Oct. 18 for the purchase of $900,000
of
Y.
of $97,000
bonds.
1968 to 1988.
Newkirk,
a
receive
'
Lane.
$500,000
of
bonds. Due serially
sewer
from
April 1 from
Due
and
at
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1982 to
Le¬
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Bond
1973
3V4S.
from
purchase
waterworks
290,000
1—
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
serially from
Oct.
Billy Barnes,
receive
follows:
as
$210,000
Okla.
—
will
3
the
bonds,
$800,000 school
on
to T981
1975
Sullivan,
by
for
24
follows:
as
35,000 37/ss. Due
1986
Clerk,
net interest cost of bids until 7
a
to
70,000
Offering
until
bids
Monroe),
O.
offered
$250,000 6s. Due
Co.;
2
chase
composed of the Morgan
City, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
par,
3.13%,
ston-Salem;
on
gality
Legality
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
(EDST)
1977
1
price of
about
Seattle;
of
Town
Oct. 29
on
bonds.
sewer
Bond
in¬
Pershing.
Winston-Salem,
of
-pany
National
& Boyce.
Paris
No.
1283—were awarded
and John J.
as
Stieglitz;
&
Schenectady County
Guaranty Trust Company of New
Albany Port District, N.
Cullom
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Gardner;
1963.
New
assess¬
H„
G.
Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.; Pening-
receive
Due
Richard¬
of $95,000 sani¬
Muldrow,
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com-
City,
Co.,
&
construction bonds.
Carthy.
clusive.
49,000 sidewalk and curb
Halle
Co.;
ton & Colket; Ernst &
Bond
tary
(CST)
purchase
1283—were awarded to
198, p.
v.
the
Carolina
bonds
B.
Inc.;
Hannahs & Lee, Inc.;
Howell,
(P.
Sale—The
Geo.
1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
Interest
general
on
Bond
building
Manhattan
Shelby
Co.;
son-Humphrey
Oct. 21
revenue
chase of $98,000 bonds, as follows:
Oct.
&
Cross,
Quirk
$1,015,000
of
dining
bonds. Dated Oct.
Oct.
&
Stein Bros.
(EDST)
County
of
Offering—Karl N. Smith,
11
M-N.
Mitchell,
by
North
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
&
&
for
a.m.
1974
to
of $148,000 lim¬
facility bonds.
bids until 3 p.m.
sealed
11
1963.
\,
sealed
Oct. 15
on
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
improvement
1964
(CST)
purchase
access
son,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
Union
the
Roniger,
receive
Dougherty, Okla.
receive
Interest
First
Inc.;
Corporation;
Davis
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
Waid wick,
Co.,
&
_
Bond Offering—Oda L.
Easterling,
until
a
Co., Inc.
well, Sulzberger, Jertks, Kirkland
College (P. O. Keuka Park),
for
Government
Nov.
from
1
Co.; Hayden,
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton
White &
reve¬
C.
N.
street
Dated
Nov.
on
Alex
Co.,
basis of about Inc.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
Wood, Gundy & Co.,-Inc.; Hallo;
'
2%s,
as
2.70%.
Keuka
equipment
Sept. 26—v. 198,
Hempstead,
price of
fire
$225,000
bonds.
Co.; Shearson,
&
& Niehoff.
*
will
bids until 3 p.rh
Oct. 15 for the purchase
on
Morton(& Co.,
Braun, Bosworth &
&
will
Raleigh
$55,000
syndicate:
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
King,
Fire Dist.,
York
Sale—The
Bond'
r^
.
&
utility
Local
245,000 3s. Due
Co.; Baxter & Co.; A. G. Becker
Roosevelt
house construction and
basis
a
T:
7
>
Levittown
at
(EST)
of
3.60s.
as
Co.; Barr Brothers &
&
Michigan
issue of Oct.
our
Meadowbrook
J.
N.
of New
Reynolds
Bricker,
by
Eckler
V
1
Le¬
Clinton, Okla.
Clerk,
ited
of
1966
Hutzler;
Co.; W. H.
Hammill
approved
'•
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
2003
to
'' '•
;
City
Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.;
&
Due
Bond Offering—Fred T.
pur¬
$1,360,000
Commission,
Phelps, Fenn
Hemphill, Noyes &
Inc.;
^
bonds.
bids
1, 1997.
Brothers
mon
gality
a.m.
for* the
19
Nov.
on
of
Secretary
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Salo¬
Brown
1966
Evatt, Barton,
bids
11
Robersonville,
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; DrCxel
approved by
1374.
1098—were
District,
Oct.
p.
Jan.
on
&
Walker
1965
J-D.
Mitchell.
Sale—The
198,
June
Interest
approved
&
Stanhope School
Bond
Dated
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
1984
on
purchase, of $2,-
the
at
or
foregoing supersedes
report in
—v.
(EST)
of
Bank
Company
City. Legality
Note—The
Township Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
National
due
bonds,
term
on
Boston Corp.;
First
Stone &
>
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
J.
N.
Offering—Inez B. Angell,
'
Hempstead,
York
bonds.
(A-O) payable at the
Trust
Due
bonds.
'
until
Bond Offering—W. E.
1989.
1988 and
&
inclusive.
1963.- Principal
1,
Brook
Bankers
\
3.07%.
Oct.
Dated
and interest
Sewer
April 1
on
1,
3V2S,
$3,500,000
18,000,000
inclusive;
1987
to
Other members of the
from 1964 to
1
inclusive.
$550,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 3 were awarded
1984
and
1
Turnpike Pub¬
April
on
1973
April
District
Parking
Due
Jersey
Due
East End
lic
improve¬
on
1973
1964 to
from
70,000
y-'
1973 inclusive.
to
District bonds.
^
of par.
bonds.
Long Beach
West
55,000
Trenton
Company, as 3s, at a price
Trust
1964
Due
inclusive;
1983
to
1980
Jan.
district
bonds.
inclusive;
1979
to
$5,800,000 3.40s, due on Jan. 1
1 from 1964 to
April
park
1976
from
revenue
1963.
1,
OKLAHOMA
Sealed
—
received
be
nue
3.10s, due on Jan. 1, 1975;
$4,375,000 3.30s, due on Jan. 1
inclusive.
ment
the
district
Jan. 1 from
inclusive; $1,-
on
1970
to
from
inclusive.
200,000
$144,000 street
to
awarded
were
1977
1972
(P. O. Trenton),
bonds offered
construction
1964 to
due
5s,
000
1
from
Jersey
Sale—The
Bond
April
on
park
will
Offering
clusive.
from
Due
on
fol¬
$3,050,000 3V4S, due on Jan. 1
of
bonds.
Due
Bond
850,000 3s, due on Jan. 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive; $575,-
(EDST)
purchase
ment
1,300,000
net in¬
lows:
1967
a.m.
and
terest cost of about 3.55%, as
$5,700,000 town highway improve¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Ewing Township
11
the
for
15
Leh¬
Blyth & Co.,
by
headed
pur¬
system
water
from
Interest
inclusive.
1985
the
for
22
$114,000
Mareh
Legality approved by Reed,
Bridge Authority
Inc., at a price of 99.00, a
$7,325,000, bonds as follows:
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
1974
to
1964
bids until
sealed
p.
Brothers,
man
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
Secretary of Board of Education,
to
(EST)
1283—were awarded
198,
H.
L.
Nathan
—
from
1
1963. Interest A-O.
syndicate
000
Offering
Oct.
on
State
York
to
Hempstead, N. Y.
Bond
1965
of
a.m.
mortgage
Dated
Due on May 1 from
1, 1963.
Oct.
on
chase
re¬
11
until
a.m.
Raleigh, N. C.
(P. O. Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $38,000,000
Wood.
Egg Harbor Township School Dist.
Nov.
of $20,000,000 serial bonds, for $850,^
approved
basis
a
3.28%.
about
Due
Dated Oct. 1,
a
(EST)
sealed
11
bonds.
water
$160,000
chase
New
until
Raleigh
(EST) 011 Oct. 15 for the purchase
Series Seventy-two
8—v.
water
$47,000
p.
Company
at
receive
bids
from
1
bridge revenue bonds offered Oct.
1283—were awarded
First
Trust
&
Deposit
198,
Oct.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
&
Roosevelt
to
to
bonds.
1283—
p.
and
(EST) on Nov. 19 for the purchase
general
198,
v.
—
of
$91,000
various
will
will
Clerk,
Village
sealed
Series Seventy-one Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
41,600,000
totaling $636,000 of¬
Sale—The
Bond
bids
-Government
Local
of
inclusive.
DeRuyter, N. Y.
p.m.
Secretary
Commission,
ceive
Ohio
Straitsville,
Offering—Margarete
Beattie,
Easterling,
Bend Offering—W. E.
M-N.
1973
basis of about 3.23%.
a
to
inclusive.
Y.
3V4S, at a price of 100.24,
Clerk, will re¬
Beucler, Borough
ceive
Radford
H.
—
1964
from
1
on
1993
the Manufactur¬
Traders Trust Co. of Buf¬
as
Oct.
Due
1964
Inc.,
and
ers
$43,200,000 Series Seventy bonds.
New
Apex, N. C.
of
on
awarded
Cross,
follows:
Due
Oct.
were
unlimited tax city improve¬
pose
ment bonds, as
bonds.
bonds
fered
for the pur¬
on
33,900,000
Sale—The
Bond
a.m.
$118,700,000 various pur¬
approved
Legality
Canajoharie, N.
pose
11
Galloway & Dikeman.
Sykes,
by
on
until
Oct. 23
Monday, October 14, 1963
Bond
D.
(EDST)
inclusive.
1988
to
M-N.
Interest
Oct, 22 for the purchase of $70,000
water
...
NORTH CAROLINA
Y.
chase of
1963. Due on Nov.
1,
1964
(EDST)
of
p.m.
building bonds.
school
Nov.
from
1
2
the'purchase
for
16
Oct.
Dated
J.
N.
Haven,
until
bids
sealed
$3,000,000
Beach
E.
Gerald
—
District Clerk, will receive
Kane,
on
Dodge.
Offering
Bond
N.
bids
sealed
ceive
York
New
York,
Offering—Abraham
Bond
Beame, City Comptroller, will re¬
(P.O. Camillus),
I
No.
District
inclusive.
1983
to
1964
New
Onondaga,
Sch.
Buren,
Van
Camillus,
Elbridge and Geddes Central
$490,000
from
1
16 for the pur¬
school bonds.
1, 1963. Due on Nov.
Oct
on
of
chase
,
(1486)
54
from 1965 to 1984 inclu¬
Interest
proved
by
J-D.
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
ftp
-
Dempsey. V
>
Granbery,
Marache
follows:
ap¬
&
&
-
Co.,
as
..
$1,005,000 Series of 1963 bonds at
•
.
■
t
a
variety
of
coupons.
Due
Volume
Number 6307
193
semi-annually
.
1965
July 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
Series
560,000
1963,
of
bonds,
of
1963,
3.40s.
as
Due
July
on
1963,
of
19-year
Due on July
3.45s.
as
v
bined
Sale—The
Inc., at
<-
est
to
198,
com¬
im¬
system
&
price of
a
school
000
sold
Sept.
on
headed by
Dated
of
cost
about
3.37%,
from
1
tional
25
1964
to
Bank
&
Trust
Reader.
.1970
Rhoads,
to
1981
O.
Bond
syndicate:
Oct.
Roberts
&
Bodine;
and
Co.,
Schmidt,
& Parke.
*
bids
Boothwyn),
Refunding
—
bonds
revenue
Sept.
on
of
composed
Pa.
via
27
bonds.
Dated
1
June
Kidder,
C.
C.
Peabody
Collings
Harrison
Close
&
&
Co.,
Kerner,
Co.,
&
and
Inc.,
Inc.,
Rambo,
Series of 1963
$760,000
bonds,
as
various coupons. Due on Nov.
1 from
250,000
1964 to
Series
bonds,
1,
of
1963,
3.70s.
as
inclusive.
1981
25-year
Due
Nov.
on
1988.
335,000
as
of
1963,
3%s.
Due
r, 1998.
135,000
of
M-N.
SOUTH
Smet
De
J-D.
1963.
Legality
Interest
approved
by'
O f f
Bond
Brandt,
will
cation,
PUERTO
Rico
Puerto
(CST)
on
Due
Legality
Puerto
in
818
Bond
Offering
Kelley
will
11
increase
Cargo
1962,
an
The
Bank
the
Ex¬
Puerto
Authority.
totaled
the
air¬
6,005,442
in
July
increase of 28.6%.
Government
Puerto
the
for
Authority.
of
system
Oct.
to
Dated
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Oct.
from
1
inclusive.
1,
com¬
revenue
2—v.
198,
15,
1963.
1964
Legality
Co.,
at
a
inclusive.
1983
Due
1984 to
inclusive.
1992
Due
June
on
15
33/4s.
270,000
Due
15
June
on
general obligation park bonds of¬
the
at
time
same
were
to
a
St.
Lynch,
Inc.,
Inc.,
at
&
cost
west,
N.
100.05,
a
3.70%,
&
Dated
April 1, 1963.
1 from
1966 to
terest A-O.
Due
sewer
bonds.
on
April/
1998 inclusive.
Co.,
at
/Bond Sale—The $150,000 water¬
Sept. 25
sold
v.
—
to
bonds
198,
the
p.
a
price of
155,000
3.60s.
from
1977
190,000
Nov.
on
1
Due
1
Nov.-
on
3.70s.
Due
1993
Due
Porte
Independent
10
Offering
housing
Dated
April
1
Preston
D.
Legality
823
Bradford
3%s, at
Moseley & Co.,
til
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Due
on
Le¬
Vinson,
El-
by
on
Manager,
bids
17
$14,000,000
until
for
10
the
electric
waterworks
Trustees
will
a.m.
receive
(CST)
purchase
light
and
M.
Board
of
will
Critten¬
for
the
of
and
gality
of
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
1963.
City
Offering—G.
den, President
trict
nett,
(CST)
purchase
of
Dis¬
sealed
on
Oct.
wide;
$3,500,000
Dated Nov.
1,
(P.
on
Nov.
1
approved
by
Dumas,
Hu¬
Local
on
bids
bonds.
Debt,
Technological
Board of Directors
Lubbock),
on
of
Nov.
27
until
for
$3,250,000
Dated
Dec. 1
Dec.
from
of the
each
11
feet
466
Five generating
will
be
in
1, 1968.
cost
Wells
per
kilowatt
Project
1,
1963.
J-D.
Legality
engineer.
consulting
the
com¬
For
Wells,
the per
kilowatt costs per year are
estimated
at
$17.37,
compared
school
Due
with
1964 to 1983 inclu¬
Interest
for/Rocky
$21.29
Reach,
$15.62
the 1959'
$16.14 for Rock Island and
ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
for
Logan.
based on
bonds.
WASHINGTON
Sale
No.
—
A
1
un¬
College,
derwriting
(P. O.
mately 350 members, managed by
of
1963
,The
a
approxi¬
serial
on
104%
to
be
as
of the Dis¬
and after Sept. 1, 1971
redemption
2018
will
maturity
bonds
prior to
whole at the option
trict
Wash.
nationwide
syndicate
Wanapum,
redeemable
Douglas County Public Utility
District
Texas
struc¬
and
favorably with that of other
hydroelectric projects in the Pa¬
cific Northwest, according to the
will receive
Richmond
at
(EST)
Bond
Texas
wide,
estimated
Construction
Le¬
guenin & Boothman.
hycon¬
pares
from 1964 to
Interest M-N.
the
west embankment
the
is
long
generator
feet
long.
by Jan.
more
O.
V a.
,
Due
it
of
east em¬
end walls each 67
10
and
2,360 feet
Secretary of State Commis¬
purchase
sive.
con¬
long; the
feet
openings
spillway
S.
hours
sealed
on
1,130
each. 49
tures
p.
price
a
It
initially, with
feet
970
wide,
Offering—Jv Gordon Ben¬
Bond
noon
T exas
Bond
F.
up
operation by Sept. 1, 1967 and two
County
Chatham),
sion
Indep. School District,
1993 inclusive.
Offering—W. T. Williams,
Oct.
Richardson
Pittsylvania
to
1975
Interest M-S.
approved
3V4s; at
feet
VIRGINIA
school-
from
10
as
miles
Wenatchee.
structures
sisting of two
to
up¬
Reach
Seven generating units
drocombine
basis of about 3.23%.
a
50
about
principal
units,
Dated Nov. 10, 1963.
March
1978 inclusive.
gality
100.15,
Rocky
installed
be
bankment
school
$40,000
Co¬
river,
the Chief
project to consist of an
Oct. 22 for
the purchase of $1,000,000
house bonds.
un¬
the
and
year.
to
are
awarded
were
—
30
expected that the District will
this
by
Sept. 25—v. 198,
of
14
-
Sale—The
river
the
tract for the project in November
in¬
(P. O. Bradford),
Head, President of Board of Trus¬
schoolhouse bonds.
TEXAS
Bond
be lo¬
award the main construction
Due
Academy and Graded
Dist.
tees, will receive sealed bids
—
Housing /and
Texas
is
revenue
approved
to
about
frorm East
stream
Cutler.
&
last
$227,-
516
mouth of
the
from
Project,
19
1964 to 2003
around
to
Project is
River,
stream
$2,365,000
April 1, 1963.
reve¬
companies
Joseph Project, 42 river miles
of
Nov.
on
operating
four
miles downstream from
A.
Board
of
from
lumbia
Robert
of
the
approximately
miles
VERMONT
1188
aggregate of 1,-
an
Wells
The
(P. O.
system
from
bonds offered
—
the
are
650,000.
Oct. 1, 1969
College
purchase
clusive.
Dist.,
on
investor-owned elec¬
amounted
cated
(MST)
a.m.
the
School
Sch.
Co.,
purchase 62%
purchasers
power
for
the
Nov. 1 from
on
The
basis.
reserve
nues
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
1
1998 inclusive.
1996 to
1,
1995 inclusive.
to
280,000 33/4s.
Nov.
on
and
Power
to
Combined electric
Oct;
Oct. 1, 1968.
on
Offering
Chapman
from 1987 to 1992 inclusive.
V
Co.,
Water
west, serving
1, 1965.
on
on
Secretary
bonds.
Light
tric utilities in the Pacific North¬
as
Ogden City), Utah
for
Light Co., Port¬
contracted
The
net
a
&
four largest
'
Weber State
on
&
the
Puget
Electric Co., Pacific
year
1970./
student
inclusive.
1986
to
1
inclusive./
Due
3.60s.
Nov.
on
Due
120,000 2V2s. Due
until
Due
from 1964 to 1976
of¬
par.
Austin,
&
1967.
and
Bond
kins, Weems & Searls.
Spring Hill, Tenn.r
revenue
a
Co.,
2.66%,
Oct.
on
2.70s.
Clarke,
follows:
4V2S.
Power
in
firms,
053,000 electric customers in 1962.
195,000 2.70s. Due
of
price
a
net interest cost of about
as
In¬
Legality approved by
system
100.01,
about
of
$54,000 3s. Due
and
Houston,
in
A.,
Thornton
that sealed
deficiency
of
&
of
1
of the Wells project's output out¬
follows:
Bank of South¬
Co., Inc.;
Texas
$578,000 waterworks and
tax
Kalman
No.
right,and the balance of 38%
Louis,
Pierce, Fenner
and
price
a
composed of
group
Recorder
Oct. 21 for the purchase
on
have
a
Mercantile
of
power
companies
These
Washington
building bonds offered Oct. 3—v.
Company
reve¬
by
District
power
Power
Merrill
name-
kilowatts.
backed
Utility
Ogden), Utah
1966
Sale—The $1,000,000
Additional
Bond
announces
Public
private
to
State
Douglas County with four leading
District
awarded
installed
an
are
Northwest.
1283—were
the
generating
sales contracts entered into by the
Interest
Vermont
will be received until 7 p.m.
(CST)
of
Offering—Town
Hayes
bids
15 from
Bond Sale—The $609,000 school
240,000
from 1996 to 1998 inclusive.
bonds
nue
from 1993 to 1995 inclusive.
La
P. E.
Sept.
Sound
interest
Monterey, Tenn.
Bond
Dated
The
hydroelectric
land General
p.
Columbia
618,000
Wells
County School
198,
asso¬
peaking capability of
a
Weber County,
O.
the
on
elec¬
an
and
Chelan Counties in
The
UTAH
Smith
15
June
on
facilities
approximately
approved by Vin¬
(P.
plant
Washington.
of
group composed of the
June 15 from
generating
watts and
Elkins, Weems & Searls. "
son,
financing
plate rating of about 542,000 kilo¬
(CST)
purchase
March
are
,
be used to construct
of
receive
inclusive.
cou¬
and
Net proceeds from the
ciated
Nick¬
a.m.
the
on
1981
f
11
bonds.
Due
to
well, Trimble & Mitchell.;'
sealed
$500,000
for
15
$500,000 road
Rauscher,
&
on
3.70s.
235,000
Interest
Bond
system
Oct.
on
will
Judge,
until
4%
a
2018,
1,
plant will have
Offering—Dorman
bids
cou¬
River at the Wells site in Douglas
County (P. O. Wharton),
County
with
Sept.
tric
April 1 from
on
1974
carrying
will
3—
follows:
Due
to
from
by Cald¬
Jr.,
utility
May
'
Gaffney, S. C.
-
improvement
p.
Humphrey Co., Inc.
bined
May 1
on
1963.
revenue
198,
Oct.
of
'r
-
1988 inclusive.
system
net interest cost of
3.60s.
205,000
fa¬
sewage
Due
on
1984
Nov.
1283—were awarded to Robinson-
Bond
$2,200,000
Home Finance Agency, as
3—v.
1964
295,000
1984 inclusive.
Due
were
lond Sale—The $185,000 water¬
offered
24
M-N. Legality approved
works
Bishopville, S. C.
$230,000 4s.
from
Ports
P.-,'
3.71%,
$140,000
street
fered
bonds
bids
Oct.
on
Chapman & Cutler.
CAROLINA
sewer
Ralph
sealed
and
sewer
1965 to
1965
fiscal
is
as
mar
Tenn.
(EST)
Due
bonds
due
priced at 101.
April 1 from
on
1963.
$39,830,000
of 3 V4 %, 3 V2% and 334%, and
to
yield from
3.15% . to
and
Wharton
Rauscher, Pierce & Co, Inc.; Ditt¬
Development
Rico
Puerto "Rico
.
SOUTH
works and
&
follows:
as
system
through
July
for
agent
of
against 4,668,521
pounds,
1962,
Echevarria,
moved
in
July
a
about
Dorsey,
Mayor
—
purchase
249,-
26%, according to
Director
Ports
port
of
Sanchez
ecutive
Rico
in
passengers
Ruben
by
-Windhorst
receive
a.m.
the
bonds,
July, 1963, compared with
198,291
an
totaled
to
and
bonds.
Airport, at San
Rico,
1984
Dittmar & Co.,
Thornton
and
fered
1,000,000
Puerto
$1,000,000
offered
inclusive.
Due
of
issue,
inclusive,
term
are
on'April 1 from
1980
57,000^3.70s.
1283—were awarded to
price of par,
M-N.
TENNESSEE
Increased—
to
of
Hydroelectric
3.75%. The balance of $144,170,000
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
M-S.
sewer
composed
awarded
for
sold
price of par.
a
and
bonds
p.
group
Nov.
Interest
Marquart,
from
through
Rico International
Juan,
bids
Nov. 1 from 1965
approved
Owen,
Authority,
Traffic
198,
Edu¬
Dated
inclusive.
1983
$460,000
was
Sale—The
revenue
Oct. 15 for
on
1, 1963.
to
of
M.
sealed
bonds.
Rico
traffic
1970
made
priced
as
Trust
Board
of
construction
International Airport Passenger
Cargo
Bond
waterworks
Inc.,
purchase of $178,000 building
RICO
Ports
3V2S, at
as
Inc.,
1991,
pons
Eddle-
to
Fosdick,
Due
26,000 3V2S.
sealed
Irving, Texas
&
g—Leona
n
receive
until 8 p.m.
the
i
cilities bonds.
and
Legality
Gibbs
Dakota
e r
Clerk
$1,200,000
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
Passenger
in¬
Indep. School District,' /
Chattanooga,
Nov.
on
Agency,
Due
DAKOTA
South
40-year
Due
15,
$67,000 3.60s.
els,
Texas
Housing and Home Finance
school
1979
Sinkler,
&
Wells
total
4
issue
an
Bonds, series
the
pon,
Bond
bonds
to
$150,000 school-
of
serial bonds due Sept.
1,
are
Texas
Payne College (P. O.
revenue
$1,-
1963.
to
to the
Of
October
on
offering
Revenue
In¬
Legality approved by
Pierce & Co., Inc.;
until
Sept.
Puerto
1,
1966
on
building
Parkhurst,
awarded
Co., and Foster & Mar¬
$184,000,000
follows:
March
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
/
1963,
3%s.
as
terest M-N.
v.
Nov.
on
1,2003.
Dated
Dec.
by
35-year
/
Series
bonds,
of
West.
Series
bonds,
(EST)
Simons.
&
follows:
as
receive
sewer
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Reynolds &
Co.,
the
bonds.
revenue
Brownwood),
School
obligation
Interest
syndicate
a
of
noon
823—were
waterworks
May 1, 1963. Due
Howard
Legality
School District,
Bond Sale—The
7:30
for
28
$89,000
system
sealed
until
Oct.
on
of
sewer
Dated
C.
purchase
from
approved
negotiated
by
the
general
totaling $1,480,000
purchased,
were
sale
O.
(P.
Sale
Bond
County
until
for
23
clusive.
Southern^Delaware
Authority
Wallis Indep.
"man, Pollock
that
received
(CST)
purchase
McCall,
&
public
house bonds offered Oct. 1—v. 198,
Texas
be
g—Caldwell
n
will
000.000
on
i
e r
Chairman
Withers,
sealed
&
DeHaven
Crouter
by
M-S.
Son
shall, /Inc.,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
inclusive.
Columbia), S.
O f f
Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Auchincloss,
&
Oct. 1 from
on
approved
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1983
Offering—Mayor Jack E.
will
&
rev¬
1, 1962.
Texas
1 from 1971 to 1996 inclusive.
inclusive.
1985
Parker
Fahnestock
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
Commissioners,
Townsend,
to
bids
and
*.
•'/
Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Redpath;
1968
1,
Interest
May 1 from
on
announces
p.m.
S. Smithers &
Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co. Inc.; Wm, P. Harper
of
March 1 from 1966 to 2012
on
inclusive.
p.
Bond
system
Dated March
55
F.
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
housing
bonds.
inclusive.
1980
Godley,
County School Dist. No 1
(P.
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ira
&
from
1
Oct.
on
1980
to
Richland
-
Other members of the
Harriman
Oct.
on
Due
100,000 3.40s.
Na¬
1981
10
the
for
$10,666,000
Company.
by
approved
*
Sinon &
and 1969.
190,000 3y4s.
inclusive.
1991
Harleysville
the
to
105,000 3.40s. Due
fol¬
as
1967 inclusive.
4s. /Due
20,000
Due on Nov.
1964
Co.,
was
syndicate
a
1, 1963.
at
Legality
to
Due
5s.
1964 to
until
28
follows:
as
$395,000 3.30s. Due
Rowland
$40,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Nov.
Payable
bonds
revenue
Co., Inc.,
net inter¬
par, a
lows:
Sale—An issue of $2,440,-
$500,000 school-
1283—were awarded to Russ &
Co.,
Authority, Pa.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
1187—were
p.
S.. Dickson
R
Area Joint School
Souderton
1
p.
$350,000
Robinson-Humphrey
approved by Townsend, Elliott & ;and
Munson.
School District,
Due
inclusive.'
utility
26—v.
awarded
Legality
1963.
1,
April
on
1981
to
public
Sept.
Nov.
Indep.
enue
provement revenue bonds offered
1, 1982.
Dated
Calallen
bids
Oct.
Texas
Newberry, S. C.
•
Bond
Series
bonds,
on
house bonds offered Oct. 2—v. 198,
1,1980.
250,000
sealed
Boothman.
inclusive.
Due
1972
from
17-year
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Due on April 1 from
3V4s.
345,000
inclusive.
1971
(1487)
&
April 1 from
on
1968
1969 to
i, 1978
Series
Due
to
75,000 3s.
15-year
bonds, as 3.30s. Due on July
250,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$80,000 4s.
and
Jan.
on
.
100%.
will
at
ranging from
Term bonds due
prices
be
redeemable
on
or
lot,
1283—were awarded to Dickson & system revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
Bond
Offering
Marshall
L. Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; John at the redemption price of 103%.
Co., Inc., and F. W. Craigie & Co., 1, 1963. .Due semi-annually from
Pennington,
Vice-President
for Nuveen & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Pea¬ On and after March 1, 1969, the
as follows:
Oct. 1, 1964 to Oct. 1, 1988. Legal¬ Business
Affairs,
will
receive body & Co.; F. I. duPont & Co., 2018 term bonds may be redeemed
p.
power,
sewer
—
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
after Sept.
1, 1978, in part, by
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1488)
principal amount only from
to the bond re¬
at the
amounts credited
fund
tirement account in the bond
avail¬
for this purpose. These 2018
bonds also are to be retired
able
term
datory
Dominion
Co.,
&
Bank
Royal
the
fund instalments
the bond retire¬
account in the bond fund,
•'*
•>
'
*
•
Auburn School Dist.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 2—v. 198, p.
(P. O.
syndi¬
composed of John Nuveen &
National Bank of Washing¬
in Tacoma; Pacific North¬
Company, Pacific National
awarded to
1100—were
cate
Co.;
ton,
west
:
and L. F. Hauser
Bank of Seattle,
&
a
price of par, a
cost of about 3.23%,
at
Co.,
a
net
as
follows:
Due on Nov. 1 from
$170,000 3%s.
Sudbury,
a
to
1970
Maison
Due
3.30s.
160,000
1
on Nov.
1976 inclusive.
from 1973 to
at
of
Kent School District
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
415
receive
(PDST)
purchase of
bids until 11
Oct
on
Co.,
Securities
Inc.;. Molson
Co., Inc.;
the
for
23
a.m.
$1,080,000 bonds, as follows:
as
Due
1965
from
1
Nov.
on
a
Grenier,%Ruel
&
Veillet
8c
Credit-
Inc.;
Garneau, Boolanger
Due
1965 to
bonds
$762,500
sold
was
of
composed
group
C.
J.
Flood
Bankers
Ltd.,
Royal
at
5%s,
Daly & Co„;
Beacon,
R.
O'Brien
ham &
A.
Nov.
-
Canada,
of
Bank
Brawley/Cathers
&
Williams;
John
Gra¬
Co.
&
BANK & QUOTATION
as
price of 98.69. Due on
a
1983 incl.
1964 to
15 from
RECORD
Sale—An issue of
000
improvement bonds
Associes, Ltd.,
Dated
96.51.
Oct.
sold
was
-WE GIVE
6s, at a price
as
Oct.
1963. Due
1,
1964
from
1
$1,120,-
by Cliche
syndicate headed
a
1978
to
STOCK EXCHANGE
•
Duvernay,
Que.
improvement bonds
Credit
$145,000 5%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969
DETROIT STOCK
MIDWEST
•
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Oct.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PITTSBURGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
GENERAL
QUOTATIONS
from
1
on
1978
to
STOCK
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
6s.
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE
EXCHANGE
1973 inclusive.
to
944,000
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
EXCHANGE
BOSTON STOCK
•
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
NEW YORK
at
follows:
as
•
•
STOCK EXCHANGE
•
•
sold
was
Interprovincial, Inc.,
price of 97.79,
AMERICAN
-
Sale—An issue of $1,300,-
Bond
000
QUOTATIONS
in¬
Interest A-O.
clusive.
1974
by
Horowitz,
Thorgrimson,
Preston,
& Ellis.
Starin
Gardeur
Le
approved
Legality
M-N.
Interest
1963.
1,
inclusive.
•
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
ciale
du
dienne
(Vil¬
and Mazomanie
Earth
Black
Cross
Black Earth,
lages), Berry,
Ver¬
Mazomanie, Roxbury,
Plains,
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
1
Wis.
Sale—The $950,000 school
Black Earth),
O.
(P.
Bond
>
equipment bonds offered Oct.
awarded to
were
group
a
The
Inc.,
Provin-
Inc.,
Florido
and
•
&
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
about 3.12%, as
3.60s.
$160,000
from
1965 to
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
RAILROAD
BONDS
FOREIGN
•
RAILROAD
STOCKS
REAL ESTATE
BANK BONDS
UTILITY STOCKS
GOVERNMENT
BONDS
/
BONDS
to
1978
Claire,
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED
INVESTING COMPANIES
\
from
inclusive.
Pointe
000
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
•
on
•
•
,
1
Oct.
Due
•
improvement bonds
STATES
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
SECURITIES
$1,200,•
sold
was
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
syndicate headed by Qaird-
a
&
Co., at
price of 98.02,
a
OTHER
as
INFORMATION
STATISTICAL
follows:
April
on
Oct. 1 from
on
6s.
1969
ner
follows:
Due
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
price of 98.27,
a
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
664,000
Company,
Co.,
and
Milwaukee
Pressprich
W.
CANADIAN
•
Cana-
Banque
Belanger, Inc.,
$136,000 5%s. Due
com¬
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc., at a
of
CANADIAN
syndi¬
a
follows:
posed of Robert W. Baird & Co.,
R.
DOMESTIC
•
Quebec,
Matteau, Inc., at
'
2
DOMESTIC
and Arena Joint School Dist.
mont
and
Canada,
Que.
$800,000
sold to
was
Nationale,
Credit
as
No.
Regional School,
cate composed of Banque
WISCONSIN
1
$436,000 53/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969 inclusive.-
1970
1978
to
300,000
from 1979 to
and
Orfordville
April
on
sold
L.
School District No. 4
Dated
(P. O.
Orfordville), Wis.
Sale—The
offered
awarded
to
of Barcus,
a
$1,100,000
were
syndicate composed
Kindred & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., White-Phillips
Co.,
of
Inc., Loewi & Co., Inc.,
100.002,
about
3.11%,
$680,000
3s.
1964 to
as
and
price
of
follows
Due on
1983
on
issue
improvement
to
G.
from
Oct.
$75,-
Co.,
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
of
the
Ames
&
Co.;
E.
Securities;
Rene-T.
Wood,
Co.;
Gundy
Leclerc,
Securities';
Inc.;
Nesbitt,
Greenshields
Spence
&
&
Co.;
curities
Burns
MONEY
•
VOLUME
MARKET
Oct.
Co.;
Dominion
County, N. S.
Mills,
Pitfield
&
Co.;
sold
I
SUBSCRIBE
OF TRADING
YORK
TODAY
o
wish
CO.
PLACE
to
Record for
7, N. Y.
subscribe
one year
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
Name
&
Lagueux
Ltd.;
Gelinas,
Ltd.;
&
Geoffrion,
Inc.;
Casgrain
Denton
Bienvenu
Morgan,
Ltd.;
&
Co.;
Ltd.;
Mead
La
&
Securities Ltd.; La Corporation de
Prets
de
Quebec;
Address
Collier, Nor-
Co.; Belanger Inc.; Midland-Osier
$1,250,-
PARK
NEW
&
Co.; J. C. Boulet, Ltd.; MacTier &
was
REDEMPTION
RATES
WILLIAM B. DANA
Royal
&
Ltd.; Equitable Se¬
Canada
Bros.
Maison
TIME LOAN
by
Thomson
S.
Gouinlock &
NOVA SCOTIA
improvement bonds
•
EXCHANGE
syndi¬
Inc.;
W.
DesRochers Ltd.;
Partners
000
SECURITIES CALLED FOR
FOREIGN
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
Co.; McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.;
Robert
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of
•
25
members
A.
ris & Quinlan
CANADA
Halifax
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
6s.
as
Ostiguy & Hudon Ltd.; Harris &
Bond
•
was
headed
&
1963.
15,
of
bonds
syndicate
a
Beaubien
Other
cate:
Bell,
Oct. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
420,000 3.20s. Due
1977 to
a
net interest cost
a
1
15, 1988. Interest A-O.
Oct. 2
Mullaney, Wells & Co., at
Oct.
inclusive.
1983
Sale—An
000,000
Newark, Plymouth Rock and
bonds
on
to
.Bond
Spring Valley (Towns) Joint
Bond
Due
Quebec (Province of)
(Vil¬
lages), Avon, Center, Magnolia,
school
6s.
•
inclusive,
1974
1
1983 inclusive.
Footville
1973
CALL LOAN RATES
•
to
764,000
inclusive.
Due
3.20s.
1964
1 from
•
•
490,000 3s. Due on April
&
Co., and Ramsey Securities
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
QUEBEC
to
Corp.,. Ltd;.
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
to
Broussard, Que.
&
Bond
4
Dated
L.
Co.; Fry & Co.; Matthews & Co.;
Car-
R. A. Daly & Co., .and
Co.,
inclusive.
1971
Co.;
&
H.
County, Ont.
211,000 5%s. Due
1 from
Noy.
on
Co.;
In¬
Findley, Coyne, Ltd., Gairdner &
refunding bonds.
280,000 school
&
53As,
inclusive.
1983
to
improvement
to
1978 inclusive.
Marc
Co.;
&
Graham
Couture
A-O.
Wetland
a
Series A bonds.
school,
$800,000
Desjardins,
Stodgell
Walwyn,
riere, Ltd.; Barlett, Cayley & Co.;
Armstrong
Ltd.;
&
Fugere
the
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
will
Treasurer,
County
sealed
clough Co.; Forget & Forget Ltd.;
Hamel
Co.;
Green-
Ltd.,
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond
Co.; Grant Johnston & Co.; Fair-
Co.,
& Co., La
Bank,
1964
terest
on
King County,
Inc.;
Brault, Guy,
&
$2,416,-
Dominion
of
1977 and 1978.
&
Inc.;
price of 98.77. Due on Oct. 31
a
from
to
1,
Nov.
on
Gendron
T.
Ltd.; Societe de Placements Inc.;
Quebec Inc.;
Ont.
Bienvenu,
Toronto
Bond
Due
3V4S.
300,000
No.
J.
Chaput
Laurent
composed
group
from
Due on Nov. 1
1972 inclusive.
200,000 3s.
Oscar-Dube
Ltd.;
Co.;
&
Sons; Clem¬
1969.
and
,
&
improvement bonds was sold
000
Nov. 1, 1968
120,000 3VsS. Due on
Anderson
ent, Guimont Inc.; J. E. Laflamme
Ltd.;
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oct.
1967 inclusive.
1965 to
V
as
ONTARIO
the
interest
Co.;
.
shields, Inc., Gairdner
408
&
James Richardson
Monday, October 14, 1963
.
'
to
King County,
ray
.
Graham
Canada,
of
5%s, at a price of 98.84.
in
commencing Sept. 1, 1992.
No.
Se¬
curities, W. C. Pitfield & Co., and
sinking
accumulated
ment
of Nesbitt,
composed
group
a
Thompson
principal amount by man¬
the
at
funds
certain^-excess
and
to
.
Cochran, Mur¬
City.
Zone
State.
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