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and FINANCIAL
The
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
AND MOST
LEADING
THE
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
&
Fleming
SEC REGISTRATIONS
320
Associates Building,
South Bend, Ind.,
statement with the SEC on Oct. 11 seeking
198,000 shares of common stock.
It is proposed
to offer such stock in exchange for the outstanding common stock
of First Bank & Trust Co. of South Bend, at the rate of 1.2 shares
for each share of the Bank. No underwriting is involved.
of
registration
company
a
registration
of
is engaged in the purchase of retail installment
obligations,
wholesale financing of dealers,
personal installment
loans,
and
commercial loans and other installment receivables.
The prospectus states that the purpose of the company in making
the exchange offer is to obtain a full-service commercial bank and
to further diversify
and expand the company's business.
In ad¬
dition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock,
the company
The
has
company
3,573,355 shares
Bank holds of record 13.29%
and
of
outstanding
5.68%.
own
Carmichael
is
and
a
group
is board chairman, J.
D.
Douglas Campbell is President.
and Barnette is president of
Jr.
E.
the prospectus, over the years each in¬
permissible promoted the business and
activity of the
other.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmiqhael and Mr, and
Mrs.
Judd Leigh ton' (the wives are daughters of the late E.
M.
Morris, company founder), together hold about 40%. of the ,out¬
standing shares of the Bank and have accepted the exchange offer.
Leighton is a Director of the company and Vice-Chairman of
the
Bank.
stitution
According
has
Bank;—V.
the
the
to
1232.
p.
The
of 20 Exchange Place,
company
York filed a registra¬
New
covering $7,500,000 of
interests
under
exploration agreements of the company, to be
offered for public sale in $50,000 commitments.
No underwriting
is involved.
The agreements will give each participant contractual
rights to acquire direct ownership interests (or contractual rights
thereto) in oil or gas exploration prospects, properties or leases and
to
explore for oil or gas by engaging in the drilling of an ex¬
with
statement
ploratory
further
well
having
activity
exploration
Oct.
on
11
thereon and to
wells
or
SEC
the
as
in development or
the disclosure
engage
its
objective
production of reserves of oil, gas or other-hydrocarbons from
any
such prospect, property or lease.
Each participant will be
required to make certain exploration budget advances to be ap¬
and
plied against his proportionate share of the costs of acquiring
the' interest and drilling exploratory wells thereon.
Of t,he pro¬
ceeds from the offering, about 15%
will be applied to acquisition
property interests, 70%
to drilling of exploratory wells, 5%
delay rental payments, seismic and geophysical costs, and 10%
general and
administrative. expenses.
All of the company's
of
for
for
/
stock
Fox,
is owned
Wells and
toll
is an independent telephone company furnishing
telephone service to most of Prince William and
Counties and part of Fairfax County, Va.
The
from
the stock sale will be used
to pay part of
group
own
22%.
is
in
partner
president.
all
Fox,, Wells
and Rogers.
will retain a 'per¬
of
The
interests
company
each
in
block.—V.
drilling
Yehuda Halevi St., Tel-Aviv, Israel, filed a
the SE'C on Oct. 16 covering 1,793,750
Ordinary Shares and 5,147,500 '.'A" Ordinary Shares.
The Bank
jproposes to offer its shareholders rights to subscribe for the addi¬
tional Ordinary
(voting) and "A" Ordinary (non-voting) Shares
at the rate of one Ordinary share for each two Ordinary shares
and one "A" Ordinary share for each
two "A" Ordinary shares
held on the record date.
The record date, subscription price (max¬
imum $1.30 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc., 30 Wall St., N/ Y., heads
The Bank, of 26-28
registration statement
of
underwriters.
'
<
,
■
for its
general banking business.
The Bank now has
outstanding 3,587,500 Ordinary shares and 10,285,000 of "A" Ordi¬
shares, of which management officials own 2,944 Ordinary
ana
12,739 "A"
Ordinary shares.
Of the outstanding Ordinary
shares, 85.7% are owned by record by Hevra Lerishumim shel Bank,
Leumi le-Israei B. M., of Tel-Aviv, as nominee for several beneficial
owners, including the Bank's parent, Otzar Hityashv'uth Hayehudim
B. M., which is the "beneficial owner of 3,023,735 (84.3% ) of the
outstanding Ordinary shares.-W. 196, p. 2076.
available
nary
Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—-
Bede Aircraft,
Oct.
the
14/ 1963,
its registration
withdrew
company
state¬
originally filed with the SEC on July 16, which covered 600,shares to have b"en offered publicly, through Consoli¬
dated Securities
Corp., Pompano Beach, Fla.—V. 198, p.
281.
ment
Cado Corp.—"Reg. A"
The
"Reg. A" covering 16,750
common shares to be offered
at $17.50 through Johnson, Coleman,
Manning & Smith, Inc., Charleston, S. C.
The
company'on Oct.
Proceeds
in
for
a
a
be
by
Nemrava
Proceeds
Cado
facture,
balling
Park,' Charleston,
the manufacture of special purpose safety equipment
general industrial and scientific products.—V.
Industrial
S.
C.,
utility,
electric
on
Oct. 7, 1963 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
each unit consisting of five shares and one warrant
at $15 per unit.
The offering will be underwritten
are
Denver.
Co.,
to
be
Harlan
5532
development
gun.
used
and
for
debt
repayment,
inventories,
adver¬
capital.
working
and
of
&
Arvada,
and
sale
Colo.,
of
microprojector
an
engaged
is
installation
motivation
Central Mutual Telephone Co., Inc.
in
tool,
the
a
manu¬
repeater
kits.
ment
Oct.
11,
1963,
the
Fund—SEC Registra¬
withdrew its registration state¬
the-SEC on Aug. 15, 1962, which covered
company
originally filed with
—V.
shares of beneficial interest to have been offered at $10
per share, through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Boston.—V.
196,' p. 741. /
198,
General Motors Acceptance
company
due
1985,
of
to
1775
to
Oct.
be
Registered—
New York, filed a registration
16 covering 350,000 outstanding
offered for public sale by the
underwriters
headed
by
Blyth
Broadway,
,
"
.
/
of 828 Patterson Bldg., Denver, filed a registration
SEC on Oct. 16 covering $12,500,000 of Inter¬
Occidental Petroleum Exploration Program, to be
offered for public sale in $5,000 units with a minimum commitment
by each purchaser (participant) of $15,000.
Under such Program,
Occidental Petroleum Corp.
will be engaged to explore on behalf
of the said Management Company, as Agent, for oil and gas, using
funds supplied by participants.
Solicitations of commitments will
be solicited by directors, officers and employees of Agent,
which
may
also employ broker-dealer firms to aid in such solicitations
(for which a 3%
commission will be paid). Proceeds of the sale
of interests
in the Program will be used by Occidental for: (1)
locating and evaluating oil and gas prospects, (2) acquiring pro¬
spective-oil and gas properties, (3) examining title, (4) making
geological and geophysical surveys and dry-hole and bottom-hole
contributions, (5) drilling, testing, completing, equipping or aban¬
doning Exploratory Wells, (6) preserving or maintaining Property
Interests during the period prior to the completion of an Explora¬
with
the
in
ests
be offered
Management Co.—Securities
Petroleum
company,
statement
Corp.—Debentures Reg.
New York, filed a registration
16, covering $150,000,000 of deben¬
for public sale through underwriters
headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co., 2 Wall St., New York.
The
interest
rate, offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the con¬
sumer
finance
business
specializing
in
financing new products
manufactured'by General Motors Corp.
Net proceeds will be added
to
the general
funds of the company and will be available for
the purchase of receivables or for maturing debt.—V. 198, p. 771.
The
on
stock,
Registered—
statement with the SEC on Oct.
tures
• -
•.
Ave.,
681.
p.
Occidental
The
•
'
_
Park
SEC
the
common
2,750,000
■
320
The company Is a manufacturer
equipment and mechanical and electronic
systems to protect property against theft,
destruction and intrusion; and it also manufactures various lines
of office
equipment, including storage and data retrieval equip¬
ment.
It now has outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness,
1,636,205
common
shares,
of which management officials own
82.8%.
The prospectus lists three selling stockholders, Edwin H.
Mosler, Jr., Chairman, 436,673 shares; John Mosler, President, 436,673; and Janet Mosler Coleman, a Director, 414,898 shares.
They
propose
to sell 116,667, 116,667 and. 116,666 shares, respectively.
tion Withdrawn—
the
1964
ment
Well thereon, including paying delay rentals, and (7) admin¬
the Property Interests during said period, including pay¬
to Occidental of its general overhead expenses to the extent
are
tory
In This Issue
istering
Stock and Bond Quotations
basis
14
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)_'_L_____ 26
American Stock Exchange..
___:
32
National Stock Exchange..—
45
Boston Stock Exchange..^—_______________ 37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
37
Detroit Stock Exchange,
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
37
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.^=.--_-_
38
New York Stock
—
_
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.__- 38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange---1___
36
Montreal Stock Exchange,^—_____________ 39
39
Canadian Stock Exchange..
40
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—__—. 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
Toronto
Stock Exchange
—_______
Over-the-Counter Market
'
:___
____—_
—
Plans Rights
company
each '
three
of
Manassas,
shares
,
Va.,
filed
held.The'
a
underwriter,
'•v-V/
Folger,
•
' 1
Nolan,
■
V.
a
$10,000,000 Exploration
186, p. 2479.
.
The
tion
of
company,
statement
with
380 Madison Ave.,
the SEC on Oct.
1
Federal
Reserve
Rates
Statement
Twelve Federal
49
49
System—
of
Condition
Reserve Banks—
of
the.
L 50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings.
47
Registered—
New York, filed a registra¬
17 covering $80,962,000 of
debenture^ due 1978 and
shares of common stock.
owned by Hughes Tool Co. They are to be of¬
fered
for
public sale by Hughes Tool, through underwriters, in
units
consisting
of $1,000 principal amount of debentures and
warrants to purchase 27 common shares.
The warrants are exer¬
cisable at $20 per share to and including June 1,
a"d ®f2
securities
are
share to and including Dec. 1,
The public offering price
expire.
Corporation and Investment News__
;/
outstanding 6 % %' subordinated income
warrants for the purchase
of 2,185,974
These
per
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
2
State and City Bond Offerings.—
'____ 54
Dividends Declared and Payable
C_
11
Condition Statement of Member Banks of'
.
Airlines, Inc.—Units
Trans World
1973 on which iatter
of the units (maximum
$1,300
supplied by amendment.
St., ,Jtfew
unit) and underwriting terms are to be
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc., 70 Pine
York, heads the list of underwriters.
TWA is engaged in the transportation of persons,
per
General
of the commitments of all other
offering is subscribed, there will
Fund contributed, $2,500,000 by Occi¬
dental and $7,500,000 by other participants. Occidental has already
deposited with Agent the sum of $2,500,000 representing Occidental's
maximum participation commitment to the Exploration Fund, but
on completion of
this offering, Agent will refund to Occidental any
portion thereof that exceeds Occidental's l-for-3 participation with
the public participants.
All of the outstanding capital stock of
Agent is owned by Armand Hammer, E. C. Reid, Robert S. Rose
and Paul C. Hebner, who are among the 12 officers and nine direc¬
tors of Occidental.
Three other directors of Agent are also officers
of Occidental, and seven of the directors of Agent are stockholders
of
Occidental. Agent's officers and directors as a group own a
total of 638,720 shares, or 12%, of the outstanding capital stock of
Occidental, but no one of them owns as much as 10-%, thereof —
be
—
—___
as
participation equal to one-third
participants. Thus, if the entire
Exchange (Stocks)
___
applicable to the Program and its management fee of 10%
Fund:
Petroleum Corp. will be a participant on the same
any other participant,
and has agreed to subscribe to a
the Exploration
Occidental
PAGE
.
Foreign Exchange
registration statement
with the SEC on Oct. 11 covering 38,564 shares of common capital
stock.
It
is
proposed
to offer
such
stock
for subscription
by
stockholders
at. .$23.50 per share,
and at the rate of one share
for
"Reg. A" covering
$5, through First
a
safes,
bank vault
security products and
and
-
Offering—
„
filed
of
1899.
p.
with
f
Co.—Common
of
present 'holders
thereof through
& Co., Inc., 14 Wall St., New York.
193,
Stark
Consolidated
The
1963
14.
Place, N. Y., is an operating, holding and
specializing in the life insurance industry.
;;r-
%
Safe
of
shares
en¬
of
•;
company
-statement
equipment;
and
plant,
new
is
^Charleston
gaged
filed
1963
used
be
to
are
3,
Miscellaneous Features
Filing—
corporation
units,
offered
to
tising.
company
v
Mosler
common
16,£50
Oct.
on
Exchange
40
-
The
_____
commercialIsrael. > Net
proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the funds of the Bank
According to the prospectus, the Bank is the largest
bank and non-governmental financial
institution in
On
of
Life
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Rubber
Charleston
with
»
000
corporation
management
.
,
list
to
55,000 class A common shares to be offered at
Philadelphia Corp., N. Y.
Proceeds
are
to
be used for working capital.
of
the
be
to
go
Life Affiliates Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
■
196,
for Rights Off'g
Bank Leumi Le-Israel B. M.—Files
-
will
•
p.,1445.
"
on
shares
Proceeds
they
general
a
Leisk
interest
centage
;
SEC FILINGS
•
'
Rogers,
and
parent
'Wardell
C.
company
common
president—V.' 193, p. 1224.
B. Cocke is
George
by Winthrop Brothers, a New York general partnership. R. McLean
Steward is board chairman of the company, principal organizer of
its
Copy
Oct. 3, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 6,229
offered at about $8, without underwriting.
a selling stockholder.
Lansing of 1159 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, Mich., is en¬
gaged in the manufacture of metal forms for automotive and other
-industries.—V. 198, p. 471.
The
cost
Austral Oil Co., Inc., which is 60% owned by
a New York limited partnership,
and 40%
by
a
net pro¬
the
$1.60
Lansing Stamping Co.—"Reg. An Filing —
,
company's continuing construction program (estimated at
$1,000,000 in 1964) and to partially pay $1,000,000 of outstanding
bank loans which, together with other funds, have been and will
be
used to
finance the construction program in part.
In addi¬
tion to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 115,692
shares
of
common
stock,
of which management officials as
a
First American Israel Mutual
Reg'd—
the 38,564 shares,
the
On
l
share in respect to all
per
ceeds
of
; •
Austral Oil & Gas Exploration Corp.—Sees.
tion
cents
35
company
and
Price
Fifteenth St./ N. W., Washington, D. C.,
Inc., 725
Co.,
Stafford
to
extent
198,
The
ESTABLISHED 1839
.
. .
INSURANCE
•
an
local
the
Chairman
Board
also
officials as
management
Carmichael,
C.
O.
Vice-Chairman
is
Barnette
of which
stock,
common
INDUSTRIAL
•
additional 75 cents in respect of each share of additional
stock
acquired by the
underwriter through exercise of rights
purchased by it and each share of unsubscribed stock.
plus
Associates Investment Co.—Files Exchange Offer—
The
filed
receive
will
FINANCIAL FIELD
IN THE
7, N. Y., Monday, October 21, 1963
New York
Number 6309
198
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
property and
mail
has
by air
In
outstanding
$100,000,000 of
Huehes Tool as
certificates
mon
stock;
with
and
addition to 6,674,155 shares of common stock it
$357,000,000 of notes and debentures, including
6 Va % subordinated income debentui es due 1978.
of Oct. 10 was beneficial owner of voting trust
respect to 5,221,301 shares (78-23/°.iPof_„tnh^°fS(:
the beneficial owner of the $30,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures due 1983
maximum of 1,363,636 common shares at $22
it also was
outstanding
53/4%
(convertible
into
'
a
outstanding
as well as $80,962,100 of the $100,000,000
income debentures due 1978 and .related warrants
2,185,976.7 warrants, substantially all which is now
be offered under
this statement.
Since Dec. 1, 1961, no i** e
has been paid on the subordinated income debentures and at Nov.
per
share)
subordinated
purchase
Continued
on
page
to
to
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1
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2
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PROPOSED
Corporate and
Municipal Financing Ahead
STOCK OFFERINGS COME UP FOR
"
financing slate of issues to be publicly offered confronts investors this
week Between corporate equities and senior fixed interest rate taxable and non¬
taxable bonds, the market will be asked to supply a little over a half-billion
dollars according to present indications.
slate contains $434.6 million in
The week's offering
YEAR-AGO
ABOVE
By SIDNEY BROWN
A heavy
bonds of which 21 larger
competitive state-local issues comprise $235.5 million and
$199 million. A handful of corporates and two municipals,
the bulk of the total dollar volume.
!VV;
taxable debt issues
however, constitute
AIR AND CORPORATE
AND MUNICIPAL BACKLOGS RISE SIGNIFICANTLY
The
total
backlog
of
WEEK'S
and
bonds
corporate
other long
term
debt
obligations
expected to be publicly offered continues to mount.
The recent SEC registra¬
tions of $150 million General Motors Acceptance Corp. debentures underwritten
by Morgan Stanley & Co/ and of the $80,962,000 secondary Trans World Air¬
lines, Inc., Hughes Tool Co. owned, 6V2% subordinated income debentures and
warrants
Smith
to
TWA -snares via Merriil
buy 2,185,974
Inc.
sustained
have
rise
welcomed
the
Lynch,
these
noted
Pierce,
past
&
Fenner
several
weeks.
The firm corporate backlog is computed
(taken at
value). which marks
par
at this writing atr close to $1.2 billion
significant 49% dollar volume gain over
a
the year-ago week's figure..,
BY NEW YORK CITY'S $118.7 MILLION
MILLION HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. DEBENTURES;
An
WEEK'S HEAVY FLOAT LEI)
BONDS; $100
:
CALIF. TOLL BRIDGE AUTH. REFUNDING REVENUES;
EACH OF PUBLIC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS AND
TEXAS EASTERN TRANSMISSION DEBENTURES
$75 MILLION
AND
$40 MILLION
Treasury to Seek $1
Billion Cash in a Series of Ten Strips
municipal docket of issues $1 million or larger
tax-exempts in the week's
Two
of Short Term Bills
82% and the /femaining 19 issues of $1 million or larger in
size will seek the 17.8% balance of^235.5 million involved in this sector. Three
in size will command
the $199 million taxable obliga¬
significantly sized taxable debt obligations two
aggregating $47 million are competitives and four
corporate issues compriser8f).5% of
of the larger
Last week's tabulation
the
same
ten
ternal
week's
large rights offering of common
and three secondaries, the total equity volume
primarily to the Celanese Corp. of America
equities includes one
of
slate
rights offering.
of
$100 million each to be
added to existing issues offered in the past Feb. 6
April 9 period. The $1 billion "strip" sale will be issued Oct. 28. Tenders
be received until 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Oct. 22 at all Federal Reserve Banks
to
Treasury
and
flow
of
ceiling of $315 billion—based on the assumption that
the last stock market debacle
in
financing
despite
DJIA
recent
needs
million.
Oct. 16
Free
Gold
*
Oct. 9
s;
problem since the total comes only to $3,455,000,000 and the attractive yields for
similar issues should keep the cash drain way down. The Treasury balance as
$7 billion—down $1.7 billion from the corresponding year-ago week.
of
Held*
by raising at the most $1-2 billion in view of improved tax-intake for this time
and size of the Treasury balance to offset refunding cash drain and
of the year
'
15,588
Includes
Repurchases.
increase
158
404
82,222
82,222
82,158
80,480
30,2 VI
15,852
15,582
15.602
15,664
16,067
16,050
<;
.;'f;
and
return
a
of
flow
average
on
COMPETITIVE
'
common
(October 22):
non-redeemable
$235,498,000
$434,645,000
$113,417,000
$548,062,000
249,160,000
157,186,000
406,346,000
31,663,000
438,009.000
17,425,000
58,895,000
28,250,000
81,645.000
121,040,000
156,140,000
16,000,000
172,140.000
$524,377,000
$531,119,000
$1,055,526,000
$184,330,000
$4,289,856,000
$358,422,000
8497,926,000
$856,348,000
$141,864,000
$500,300,000
$357,606,000
$857,906,000
$125,286,500
4-N.ov.
8
40,970,000
11-Nov.
15
85,100,000
_____
Total
week
of GENERAL
,
Total Visibles
>
$998,212,000
'
Oct.
18, 1962!
*Includes
.
only issues of $1
Excludes
of
still
Boettcher
unlirmed
&
the
million
refunding
under
purview
-
following
Florida Presbyterian College. St. PetersCollege, Chicago. 111. (Oct. 25); $1,840,000 St.
$1,755,000
bonds:
non-tax-exempt,
COMPETITIVE
v.
30).
t
;
Oct. 18, 1962
Last Week
(35)
444,060,740
$627,122,000
(35)
$703,050,000
( 34)
(21)
$750,077,090
_
dates_
-
BACKLOG
NEGOTIABLE
AND
This Week
dates
advanced
COLO.,
CO.,
JEFFERSON
Taxable Bonds:
With
$983,192,500
larger.
million and
$39
Colo.
Co.,
Fla; (Oct. 25); and $1 million St. Xavier
College (West De Pere, Wis.) bonds (Oct.
Norbert
403,263,740
(25)
33,452,365
(12)
(60)
$730,502,365
(46)
,$744,823,000 (85)
$394,746,000
(60)
r
FINANCE CORP.
S
&
P's
A-rated
prior to 1972 via Lee Higginson Corp.; White, Weld & Co.;
Co.; 190,000 shares of common of CHICAGO MUSICAL
CO. of which $140,000 are secondaries via Smith; Barney
Municipals
.
Total
With
of
all
(56)
$679,011,000
(78)
>
>,
$1,775,208,740(145)
129)
$ 1,873,148,740<
bonds——-
$1,131,248,365(106)
Stocks:
dates
Without
•.
$214,980,000
$187,864,000
412,310,140
(76)
$627,140,750(111)
—
stocks
bonds
&
$164,211,500
(43)
(73)
•
stocks..
Total
(88)
41.2,210,750
7_
dates.
Total
INDUSTRIES, INC. via Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc. if not already offered
last week.
''A A A/
■'
V.'
dates—1
with
Corporate
million PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. deben¬
across the board with no call protection; $1,050,000 in common
ARTISTS CORP. via Burnham & Co.; 12,000 units of REDMAN
■
$1,030,385,740
$1,194,1.37,740
debentures
& Co., Inc.; $40
tures rated A
(Cols. 3 & 4)
$199,147,000
'2
and William Blair &
1NSTRU1VIENT
(5)
.
Stocks
Total
$100 million HOUSEHOLD
'.
(4)
Corporate
Total Bonds
25
secondaries.
v>
VISIBLES
(3)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
21-Oct.
Without
Tomorrow
credit contractionary
no
Municipals*
28-Nov.
tlncludes
via Demspey-Tegeler
currency
(2)
Oct.
TOTAL
are
increase in the float
of $100 million—for a
an
UNDERWRITTEN
AND
•
Oct.
21):
Co., of which 55,890 shares
"■
are
day with
per
419
■
Bondst
burgh,
167,000 shares of DENNY'S RESTAURANTS
October
128
•
$600 million
28-DAY
Last
Year-Ago
Week
182
15,582
<
.
dollars
of
offsets.'
.
Among this week's larger municipal and corporate issues are:
&
sup¬
22,511
33,036
Stock
half-billion
a
total
Nevertheless, the Treasury should be able to stay within the existing debt limit
(October
ex¬
Year-Ago
July
August
Sept.
Projected for the current Federal Reserve week
Nov/
Today
of
part of corporations to
Month of
Oct. 2
i<;
32,784
Reserves-.
Governments
maturing issues publicly held should, present no attrition
,
lack
(Millions of Dollars)
Nov.
held by the public and $4,554,000,000 for the latter, of which
spending.
the
on
Week-Encling
(1)
Maturing Treasury securities are the 4%s notes of 11/15/63 and 3V2S certifi¬
of 11/15/63 with $3,011,000,000 outstanding for the former, of which all
increased government
the
tip the scale
towards larger yields for investors which, except for Governments, have been
running below last year's yield level/
and not raise
cates
was
for
account
record
The declining utilities trend and the comeback
Taxable
of Oct. 9
about
were
equipment trust certificates have fortunately found a favorable
municipal issuers are thankful for Reg. "Q" changes and the banks'
the tax-cut bill will
passed and that the government will be able to keep its word
the budget..
be
A roll-over of those
year-ago. week
AVERAGE OF FEDERAL RESERVE CREDIT DATA
debt ceiling of $309 million. As of last Oct. 15, the balance
below the debt ceiling was $2,038,220,812. The present $309 billion statutory
debt limitation expires on Nov. 30. Secretary of the Treasry Dillon did point
out last week to Sen/Byrd, during the tax-bill hearings, that he will be asking
the public only holds $795
the
railroad
billion cash for the remaining calendar year. Should the Treasury
above, it will bring the public debt close to
but $362 million are
taken
shift into,their securities; and the shut-off of foreign demand for our long term
funds for fear of the interest equalization bill's passage has helped
its existing temporary
a
and
week's
outlets and to the minimal
over
raise the amount of money posted
for
that
plement their internal cash flow.
weekly bill auction sale in the next 10 weeks for cash so that the total regular
weekly bills sold will come to $2.2 billion, of which all but the $100 million are
for refinancing 90-day and 180-day bills coming due. At this time of the year
tax collections are lower than in the first half. The Treasury may need, all told,
about $1-2
has
year
In view of the stock market's climb since January—
add another $100 million to its regular short term
thus will
last
highs. 'The avidity with
which institutional and large individual investors have pursued corporate and
municipal bond new cash and refunding issues attests to the excess of savings
will wait until the last minute.
branches. Most tenders
The
will
burned
equity
market;
to
showed
at $600 million.-
been
-
market should be significantly affected by the Treasury's decision
increase the amount of outstanding bills by $1 billion in a series of ten strips
The money
week
same
has been an unpretentious, slow reaction.
Two years ago
time, the backlog of stocks firmed up for near future entry was $900
million and headed upward. The remarkable liquidity of corporations, and the
greater reluctance-to enter, the market and the care exercised by those who
had
The
the
over
this
both utilities,
others totaling $148,172,000 are underwritten.
stock, one preferred by a utility,
is in the $113 million area due
72%
of
months ago—it
at
tions announced for sale. Of the
of the corporates,
increase
greater
even
place in the tally of larger municipals with sales dates set. A decline of $6*0
million, however, occurred in the latest week-to-week change.
Corporate stocks have finally .come, out, of..the storm cellar.,as evidenced by
the fact that this week's backlog of issues expected to be sold, with and without
dates posted, exceeds last year's dollar volume for the same week by $90 million.
$531,073,300(278)
$600,174,140(119):,
$1,662,321,665(384)
$2,375,382,880(364)
$2,500,289,490(240)
(54)
366,861,800(234)
■
Data ,in
Wednesday (October 23):
.
'.n,
parentheses
refinancing
"
■
by
denotes
domestic
and
the
number
capital'issues
of
be offered publicly for cash and
non-financial issues and include
to
dollar-seeking- financial
foreign
and
investment
secondary Shares of common of INSURANCE SECURITIES, INC.
White, Weld & Co., Inc. & Kidder, Peabody & Co.; $3,172,000 of 6%
sinking fund subordinated debentures, and 50,000 secondary shares of com¬
400,000
via
mon,
of IOWA BEEF PACKERS, INC. via New York Securities Co. & First
Nebraska
S &
no
P
Securities Corp.;
$7
million
in first- mortgage bonds
rated
A by
and
call
Fitch, and Baa by Moody's of OTTER TAIL POWER CO. with
protection; $40 million TEXAS EASTERN TRANSMISSION CORP.
debentures rated BB by S & P and Ba by Moody's protected against call for
five years via Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.; and 200,000 secondary shares. of
common
r
of WEN
PRODUCTS, INC. tentatively expected to be offered on this
date via Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
:
Also, $118,700,000 various purposes bonds. 6 5/6 year average, NEW YORK
-CITY, N. Y. rated A across the board: $75 million CALIFORNIA TOLL
BRIDGE AUTH. refunding toll bridge revenues rated A across the board.
.
well
companies and SEC-registered secondaries.
Excluded are U. S. Government securities as
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
as
and
for
issuance
^Includes
,
A
which
holders
detailed
or
less
GEORGIA 'not rated
Corporation.
as
of this writing)
via Johnson, Lane, Soace
/
;
the
board; $6 million PORT OF SEATTLE, WASH.
.:
,
t
(October
25):
964,390 shares of
,
common
of
A
,
TION
CELANESE
CORP.
OF
offered to
ING
CORP.
(Real
Estate
Investing
CP.)
via
O'Malley Securities Co.
have
unfirmed
Oct.
17
plans,
and
COMMISSION
(Tallahassee)
via'Merrill
DELAWARE
B.
Van
J.
million
Lynch
RIVER
Ingen
&
-
time-to-time
"from
secondary
revenue
group
WATER
40-vear
in
part
$22
of
will
Transworld
of
WATER
of
underwritten
1963;
to
up
this
via
Nov.,
CONSTRUC¬
revenue
FLORIDA
$31
quarter;
stock
until
AUTH.
approved
6V2%
Airlines
common
postponed
A,
not.
$300,000
-
validation suit;
revenue
latter
issues
19
CONTROL &
this
awaiting results of
AUTHORITY
Lehman Bros.,
the
preferrcds
which
amount
RESOURCES
fully
expected
not
shares
series
$20,215,000
11
PACIFIC NORTH¬
the planned stock¬
-
COUNTY FLOOD
RICO
besides
set
includes
2,185,974
buy
but
dollar
as
,
$80.962,COO
to
PUE'RTO
Parkway
BAY
and
such
Further,
Inc.-led group.
CALIF,
water bonds,
incidentally.
al-led
et
&
Co.,
of
warrants
dates
the $50 million
included
are
meeting.
,
SEC-filing
with
out, of.
3
details
bid
includes $74,440,000 in
dates;, further
Dec.
24
$10,793,000 ALAMEDA
$20-$25
$6,650,000
<•
for
set
Oct.
with
(Nov. 4). Also
sales
set.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
however, $100 million of
CALIF.;
certificates
important
on
dates
debentures
income
trust
have
Directors'
of
sales
includes
addition
TURNPIKE
million
bonds
DEVELOP¬
OKLAHOMA
approximately $100
by Alex. Brown &
$22-823
million
BD.
COMMS. for Pittsburgh Stadium; up to $149 million competitive JACKSON¬
expected Nov., 1963; $19 million STATE OF CALIF, beach and park development;
$37.3 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT AUTH., PA., targeted for this year; $28 million DENVER
METRO. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL DIST.; $187.5 million LOS ANGELES M. T.
A. via Glore,/ Forgan
ALLEGHFNY
VILLE
EXP.
Co..
&
for
estimated
Nov.-Dec.
$6C
million
ORLANDO-ORANGE
state
(Texas);
next
$12.5
year;
$12.9
Dam
Includes:
etc.;
PKWY.
AUTH.,
FLA.;
$15
million
AUTH.
$31
SEATTLE
targeted
million
for
RHODE
DEPT.
OF
vear;
$35
this
ISLAND
TPKE.
$39
until about Nov. 18 pending
DIST., PA., originally set
future;
Antonio
studies
KENTUCKY
million
SCHOOL
near
feasibility
EXPRESSWAY
legislative
TOLLWAY
year;
pending
CENTRAL
CO.
house approval and targeted for next spring; $32 million DALLAS
million HILLSBOROUGH CO. EXPRESSWAY AUTH. end of this,
ORLEANS LEVEE DIST,, LA. not until the end of this, or early
$3.8 million GEORGIA COLISEUM AUTH. originally set for last Sept. 17 has been post¬
awaiting
early
poned
CO.
AUTH.
targeted
P;
million
next
AMERICA
two
April-June;
MENT
or
stockholder^ of .record Oct. 25 (rights to be exercised through Nov. 12)
via First Boston Corporation; $3 million in common of O'MALLEY INVEST¬
still
Board
DIST.,
next
now
'
'
option
slock
preferential
mortgage bonds
debentures
Lynch.
NORTH
Friday
offering
originally set for Aug. 7;
I.
across
other
equipment
million,
CO.
the
^Excludes,
<te
Also, $10 million CLEVELAND CITY'S. D.. OHIO rated double A
first
to $53
until
subordinated
OF
CO. OF
Airline RR
which
of
Recent
five
TELEPHONE
rights
be
Merrill
in
five, amounting
BELL
Sons.
$5 million of 5% convertible debentures of FIRST RAILROAD & BANKING
and
employee
$28,890,000
^
million Seaboard
of
WEST
million
Thursday (October 24):
under
sales."
million
Construction
$50
million
legal validation clearance: $8 million BETHLEHEM CITY AREA
for Oct. 16 held up by litigation but expected to be offered in
MONTEREY
g.
SAN
o.'s
to
be
COUNTY,
offered
FRANCISCO
CALIF.,
in
RAPID
second
flood
or
TRANSIT
control
third
and
November
DIST.,
CALIF,
water
conservation
week.
in
mid-Dec.
San
Number 6309
198
Volume
'
'
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
,
-
.
RANGE OF FREE RESERVES
the Oct. 14 and 7 issues).
bills
from
banks'
member
free
that
the
it was believed to have been a transitory movq on the
part of the Federal Reserve. By the last week in September and then when
those free reserves averaged out to $6 million — a three year low — early in
end
of
marked departure
a
preferably, while simultaneously monetizing sufficient debt to pump
dropping required reserves further under the philosophical argument
credit—to
below $100 million toward
dropped
reserves
The opportunities facing the Fed range from lengthen¬
ing its portfolio to keep long term yields from going up—in
KEPT BELOW
$100 MILLION FOR FOURTH WEEK IN A ROW
When
3
f
r
BEEN OUT TO TIGHTEN
FEDERAL RESERVE DEFINITELY HAS
THE NEUTRAL
■
,
(1531).
they are an anachronism anyway, with which
strongly disagree.
we
last September
for
Accounting
the
million
$41
expansion
of
free
average
in
reserves
the
October, the official explanation was that computational errors on the part of
member banks in figuring required reserves mislead the Fed and led to
weekly change from two week's ago revised figure of $46 million to last week's
$87 million were: $40 million weekly rise in the float's average, $182 million
decline in required reserves per day on average, and vault cash rise of $231
unintentional
million.
,
'
the
tightening.
Offsetting that were:
But
be obvious that
by now it should
correct particularly in view
conclusion should be
This
policy shift had indeed occurred.
a
week..
V
'
.
borrowings from the Fed, and a $174 million advance in
culation though vault cash increased $231 million.
%
••
Member banks' free reserves for the week
bers'
of what took place last
■■■■"■•
ending Oct. 16
The spot
day
original figure for the Oct. 9-ending week was $121 million and this con¬
stituted until—subsequently corrected significantly downward—a whopping $115
The
million
Oct.
to the
9
obviously
announcement
$150 million, level—the higher range of neutrality.
last
million
at $46
average
when
week
revised
or
the
the
of free
range
that
view
week
Thus, last week's free
change
a
reserves.
hike
transpired
has
in
outflow
into
MEETS
COMMITTEE
weeks the
three
Committee
Open Market
The next meeting is tomorrow, Tuesday,
pands
this time
seasonally
speculation
of
year,
been
have
to what form the credit
as
Since the need for credit
Oct. 22.
we
meeting.
regular
a
expansion will take
a
ex¬
stayed the
have
They
Oct.
the first
down
of
the
year
-
.
4-
$484
million
Last
unpaid
17,
company
due
1988
plans
Insurance
at
to
amounted
(and
$12,440,280
to
series
A
Consolidated
be
not
less
than
The
time
198, p. 99.
puting
such
the
losses
on
effect
subordinated
indebtedness
deducted
in
abandonment
thereof.
sale
or
of
capital
and
assets
the
previous
The
to
the
of
to
of
an
of the purchase price
part
not
may
were
27,
of
three
sold
1963.
Ac¬
additional
has
1964;
ar¬
Boeing 707-
together with certain parts'and equipment,
to be delivered in the second quarter of 1964 by a conditional sales
contract (70% of the purchase price, or $15,750,000, will be so fi¬
nanced),
annual
the
instalments
a
for
repayment
in
equal
20
semi¬
Jan. 15, 1965; has arranged for a
of banks, subject to the execution
beginning
credit with
$100,000,000
of
providing
contract
group
agreement, the credit to be on a revolving1966, and thereafter on a fixed four-year
instalment payment basis until December, 1970, the date
of expiration
(as a part of which agreement the company will re¬
pay $55,900,000 of serial notes).—V.
197, p. 1463.
satisfactory loan
until December,
a
basis
Life
-
withdraw from SPAN in 1964, but
processing service at SPAN, under
;
companies
-
rented
have
a
of
substantial amount
computers for several years and because of the
expanding data processing needs undertook to acquire
is
It
Life's
Aetna
198,
intention to maintain SPAN as
affiliate of the Aetna Life ComV;' \
present
corporate
1436.
p.
Prpsiripnt hfiQ
President has annrfiinp.firi that indicated net earn¬
anndunced that indicated net
current first quarter of the present fiscal year be¬
1,
1963 would' be approximately 25 cents per share
RntUn
Butkin,
for
the
Aug.
Federal
income
in
Abbott Laboratories—Net
Substantial
Up 26.3%; Sales 12.1%—
gains, in sales and earnings during the third
highs for any quarter and for the nine
resulted
in
all-time
period,
it
was
announced
President.
Earnings
in
:
*
sales.
26.3%
rose
George
by
V
;
Cain,
R.
on
a
12.1%
increase
increased to $5,760,000 from $4,560,000 in the
equivalent to $1.44 a share, compared with
$1.15 a share last year. Sales were $43,014,000, up from $38,384,000.
For the nine
months, earnings increased 22.2%., to $13,/720,000
from
$11,225,000. On a per share basis they were equivalent to
$3.43
in the
1963 period
against $2.82 in
1962. Sales were up
Earnings
period.
10.4%
to
They
were
$120,268,000
from
$108,980,000.—V.
198,
p.
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.,
decline
.
stock
Co.—A. S. E. Listing—
the $20 par common stock
1963
9,
American
the
on
its
formerly
was
Stock
the
on
■
of the company was
Exchange
The
to
company
Sept.
has
30,
1963
with
the
that
reported
net
$119,917,738
were
period
same
of
new
for the first nine months of the year climbed to a
high of $49,753,000 or $2.27 a share on record sales of $527,-
announced by W. G. Malcolm,
it was
275,000,
or
for the nine months
increase of 4%
in com¬
sales
an
ABO.
unlisted
an
Cyanamid Co.—Net Higher—
American
Chairman and Chief
/
the comparable
In
1962.
symbol
on
%
% V
Executive Officer.
parison
the
under
Exchange
traded
Earnings
quarterly
Sales, Net Higher—Proposed Stock split—-
shares
502,000
in
Book
American
%On Oct.
for
taxes
a
basis.
Ltd.—Partial Red'n—
total
that
stated
Butkin
income
The
The
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 16, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $200,000 of its (j1A % first
mortgage series C bonds due Nov. 15, 1977 at 102.10%.
Payment
will
be made
at
any
branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of
Canada.
Yr
'
%;
the
upon
the company earned $376,787 after Fed¬
fiscal year ended July 31,
1963. This
earnings,
despite a 8.44%
increase in
shipments over the previous fiscal year, due, for the most part, to
keen
price competition and,
to a lesser extent,
to some non¬
recurring losses.—V. 198, p. 283.
Mr.
eral
listed
283%
based
both
aluminum
the
represents
'
the third quarter
in
quarter
months
Chairman and
taxes,
common and class A common. With increases
price and lower operating costs as a result of
efficiencies through
additional capital investment, it is expected
that there will be an increase in earnings over the prior fiscal year.
outstanding of
jet aircraft,
cargo
to
data
receive
to
>
SPAN'S
t,
L.
M
N.
after
1962
Sept.
scheduled
is
Co.,
Aetna
ginning
in
1963.
subordinated debentures
agreement
an
$395
however, the cumulative gold loss
,
on
ings
or
tax
extent-
any
in ,1964
any,
year
prospectus, the company will sell
series B sinking fund notes during
to finance
ranged
calendar
convertible
of
if
payments,
the
for
Tool pursuant
to
$27,000,000
331C
income
$30,000,000
Hughes
cording
Interest
year,
available
exceed
dollars
and
Alloys & Chemicals Corp.—Earnings Forecast
i
com¬
Unpaid interest is cumulative and, to the
that consolidated net working capital is adequate, must be paid at
the earliest interest payment date to the extent of available income
for
convert
week
$2,304 million in Government securities.
separately-operating
XTpWQ rrf JjmOXXAC/OO CX/AAva. THrifmPP
RllQiriPQQ £mrl A AAAC/LAAvyxy
X.
VY O v-/i
Available income (as defined) means
plus
interest charges
accrued on
the
taxes)
income. Net income
(as defined) is computed
sound accounting practice, but excludes gains
net
with
accordance
is
$10,000,000.
other
and
ago
no
Dec. 1,
been
(after
debentures
year
day.
com¬
paid in full, only if, after such payment.
working capitial of TWA and its subsidiaries would
net
income
net
have
notes
Federal
per
U. S. S. R.'s gold
desires to
the
from
year,
on
continue
companies'
1963). According to the prospectus,V
payable (a) only to the extent of
available income for the,previous calendar year, and (b) until the
on
debentures
and/or
contract'.
a
thereon
interest
these
on
New York
on average.
October 17, 1963
panies.r—V.
1963.
to
response
to Oct. 17, 1962 was $822 million. ; To overcome the
SFAN.
interest
been
1\:t
Continued jrom page 1
payment will be made
has
repurchases
reserves.
$113 million
•.
petitive bidding in the second quarter of 1964.
Net proceeds for general corporate purposes.—V.
Investment News
need
foreign
government debt five-fold by taking
1963, it was reported that the
$20,000,000 of 4V2%
first mortgage bonds
sell
in
rose
for nine weeks consecutively.
same
will
On
in
$266,400,000
million advance in required
$6
dampened
were
in
(see this space
however,
Contracting credit were de¬
outright and
owned
million from the Oct. 9
deficiency,
ceiling with average borrowings at $550 million
Washington Gas Light Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
General Corporation and
v
$484 million gold loss in the year's time, the Fed increased its monetization of
undisguised
waiting with
This
Wednesday's credit, however,
million from the first of this year.
TOMORROW
holds
in bills
float, and
may
gold.
from
Every
the
stock
Gold
neutrality
the
up $37
reserves
million.
$19
also, short term.
Funds stayed at the
give reasonable
tightening
negative
a
member banks were in debt to the N. Y. Feb
of $87 million,
reserves
at
$300,277,000
reserves'
free
put
'
MARKET
OPEN
9
Federal Reserve's financial statement
changes in the
support to
Oct.
mem¬
in cir¬
$186 million weekly increase in member banks borrowings, to a $412 million
a
However, this reaction was
gain of $40 million and not $115 million oyer the
a
$6 million for the Oct. 2 week.
and
the
for
data
of
which are,
at the August-September, above $100 million and below
Fed was trying to keep
dashed
clines
to the effect that the
was
Wednesday data put free
still
but
steadily declining these past several Wednesdays.
gain from the $6 million average per day for the Oct. 2-ending week.
The reaction
currency
■
to $87 million.
came
declines of $156 million in repurchases
average
million in outright holdings of governments, $83 million drop in
and $96
$2.07
share
a
Earnings
667,000
to
on
period of 1962, the company earned $44,284,000
sales of $490,032,000.
the three month period ended Sept. 30 were $15,cents a share on sales of $171,008,000, compared
of $12,660,000 or 59 cents a share on sales of $151,1962—V. 198, p. 379.
for
72
or
earnings
Net earnings for the nine months to Sept. 30 were $10,982,297,
slightly in comparison with earnings of $10,903,305 in the
corresponding period of 1962. Net earnings for the third quarter
show an increase of 5)% over last year.
915,000
splitting
of
the
company's common shares on the basis ot four-for-one.
Shareholder approval of this action wiir be requested at a special
general meeting which is being called for Nov. 14, 1963.—V. 198,
p.
1436.
V'-:
has reported the highest third-quarter earnings in
its history,
along with new earnings records for the nine-moiith
period ended Sept. 30.
:
'
,<
Donald <%. Cook, President,
said earnings for the third quarter
•
in
up
Proposed Registrations
Consolidated
Oct.
On
offer
the
10,
Foods Corp.—To Sell Common—
it
1963,
reported
was
that
the
plans
company
headquartered 'at 135 So. LaSalle St., Chicago,
manufacture of a wide line of food products
operation of three retail food chains and one retail drug
company,
engaged
and
the
in
the
store.
■
Kuhn,
be
the
Loeb
""
■
Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers,
underwriters.—V. 198, p. 1437.
&
principal
•
.
New
passed
directors
10
a
by-law
authorizing
the
.
York,
will
On
,Oct.
meeting
The
Industries,
of
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Bond Sale Planned
of
$46,685,000 for
:
Inc.
management
The company has reported that net
this
in
16,
1963,
of
1965.—V.
reported
was
of first
$18-$20,000,000
January
it
that
bonds
mortgage
191,
the
Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Advance Industries,
at
plans to
competitive bidding
102.
p.
Oct.
sell
of
16,
30,000 shares
1964.
The
reported
($100 par)
p.
&
that
the
company
On
the
plans
to
preferred stock in the first quarter
-
Co., New York,
March 8,
1950,
was handled by
and Kalman & Co., Inc., St. Paul.
1047.
'
Oct.
On
Oct.
16,
Co.—Bidding Date Set
it was
1963,
reported
that
this
on
subsidiary
of
Alleg¬
System, Inc.,, plans
to sell $12-$15,000,000
of first
mortgage bonds due 1994 at competitive bidding.
Bids
will
be
received
March
10,
1964
(10 a.m.
EST)
at
320
heny
Park
Power
Ave.,
New
York.—V.
197,
p.
Inc.,
2043.
it
stock
this issue.—V.
of
the
p.
year
Net
from
rose
Sales
rose
SPAN
was
Aetna
data
their
Insurance
processing
The
of
National
Companies,
this
insurance
for
the
(now
Insurance
formation
facilities
in
established
Co.
Hartford
organization
organizations
data
and
service
Fire
the first time that
combined to establish joint
marked
had
processing.
Phoenix of Hartford
at
SPAN
Insurance
will continue to receive
under contract.
Co. withdrew from
several
ago when it became affiliated with Continental Casualty Co.
of
Chicago.
The Springfield Insurance
Co., ;the bulk of
whose
property
and casualty business has been transferred to the Home
years
Hospital
distributor
198,
p.
of
of
Corp. is a multi-company
health and science equipment
;
;
r%
,
manufac¬
and
sup¬
^
Corp. — Debentures
public offering of $500,000 of
this firm's 7% subordinated participating debentures,
American-Israel World's Fair
due
pay
a
H. S. Caplin & Ct>.,
priced at 100% and
interest from Oct. 1, 1963. They are not
Dec. 31,
New York.
will
17,
1965, was made by
The debentures were
transferable prior to
DESCRIPTION
OF
April 22, 1964.
DEBENTURES—The
debentures
will
be
in
without coupons. The $500,000 principal amount
of debentures are entitled to receive, in addition to the 7 so
Uxed
interest, additional interest equal to 25% of the net profits of the
company
if any, after taxes, and after all interest, including ad¬
ditional interest, calculated on a cumulative basis from the date of
form,
Seibert. Publi^W and President,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D.
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(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J. OtMr oiuces. wo a.
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.
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Othei countries, S72.U0 per
THE
w
NOTE:
up
were
the same periodfrom last year's
Supply
379.
Offered—On Oct.
registered
SPAN
earnings
share
,
from $105,471,000 in
$4,828,000 were up
'
and
plies.—V.
that the company had purchased
Data Processing Center, Inc. in
sales in the first nine months
the similar 1962 period.
and earnings per
over
$115,256,000
to
Net
1962.
turer
9.3%
earnings increased 4.3%
54 cents to 55 cents.
$4,630,000.
767.
Companies—Acquisition—
reported
was
198,
1956 by the Springfield Fire & Marine
Springfield Insurance Co.), the Phoenix
the Aetna Insurance Co. and the
National Fire Insurance Co. to serve as their data processing center.
SPAN
of
The
,
Bond Sale
14,
capital
competing
Potomac Edison
Brothers,
Hartford.
Insurance
•
s£f.le of preferred on
Forgan
198,
of
was
-
last
Glore,
—V.
it
1963,
Wilson
Aetna Life Affiliated
Otter Tail Power Co.—To Sell Preferred—
On
See
company
9.3%;
Corp.—S&les Up
Supply
4.3%—
Net
American
Oct.
,On
sell
the period in 1962.—V. 198, p. 1135.
Hospital
American
of
,
This represents an increase of 7.7% over the
$14,650,000 for the third quarter last year.
earnings were $50,534,000, up 8.2% above the figure
$15,776,000.
were
reported that stockholders at a special
the'sale of the company's assets to Litton
approved
controls about 70% of the company's out¬
standing stock. Under terms of the agreement, Litton is obliged to
issue common shares valued at $9,700,000 for Adler. Adler's man¬
agement is to receive stock valued at $11 for each Adler share
held, and public stockholders are to receive stock valued at $15
for each Adler share held.—V. 198, p.
1047.
Adler's
Co.—Net Higher—
company
it was
1963,
16,
had
Electric Power
"
Nine-month
Adler Electronics, Inc.—Asset Sale Approved—,.
to
from 102,000 to 350,000 common shares "following
of Booth Fisheries Corp., on Jan.. 15, 1964.
will be
used for acquisition of Booth Fisheries.
publicly
The
Oct.
figure
acquisition
Proceeds
is
On
American
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must.be made
in New York funds.
_
y
•«&.
.■
4
of
incorporation
interest
is
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1532)
the
each
cn
pay^bh
31,
jj„c,
t.i
in
ume
to Oct. 31,
1965.
The additional
debenture is 0.05%
of such net profits,
company
$1,000
the
sold
will
be
100
of
$300,000
face
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust
the
returned to
the
PROCEEDS—Net
this
sale
be
will
Co.,
date
the
and
the
to
to be received by the company from
rent for the construction and use of
pay
Fair prior
World's
York
scheduled
is
to
,
,
to
York,
the
organized
was
of
purpose
World's
21
Fair
through
Israel
listing
will
interest
'The
under
York
New
-
and operating a pavilion at the New York*
April 22 and Oct. 18, 1964, and from April
in 1965.
Principal purpose of the American-
Oct.
17
will
be
has
company
and
Israel;
See
Authorized
due Dec.
stock
?
31,
President,
in
Spring's
said,
overall
our
to
access
implement
listing
"This
"big .board"
logical
and
the
on
represents
corporate
a
development.
reliable,
a
their
'
"
,
Bradford
We
orderly securities market
objectives."—V.
198,
'
'
'
200.000 shs.
Packaging
Development
&
this
Corp.,
to
it
1963,
15,
reported
was
the company had
that
Oct.
16,
1963,
Oct.
on
it
15
reported
was
had
approved
effect to a two-for-one
value from $20 to $10 per
rights
$45
offering
of
share
per
of
record
is
100,000
the
on
15.
Oct.
increase
stock
basis
of
of one
at
the
Bank's
share
new
capital
stock
each 20 held
for
1964. No
6,
underwriting
>
.
The
proposal
retire
to
On
stock
preferred
the
approved
was
at
Trading
Preferred
holders
receive
will
for
each
share
choice
a
"The
that
to
Inc.—Shows
Argus
has
announced
totaled
preceding
Argus
The
acquisition
of
May
op.
exclude
the
are
the
$2,104,802,
vs.
the
to
to
Jan.
14
of
last
and
the
pro
1,
to
in
May
Argus
The
first
14,
Sylvania.
1962,
Inc.'s
1963
related
operating
the
to
The
loss
1961,
the
sale
of
Fairbanks
"Neither
the
construed
as
198,
v
suspension
as
the
cooperation
1047.
P.
of
the
nor
comment
a
evaluation
an
of
Dr.
view
ready
Bank
by
appointed
sole
transfer
Ward,
pany.—V.
198,
p.
company's Japanese subsidiaries.
Leopold. Chairman of Argus, noted that fiscal 1963
full year of operations since the
acquisition, and
attributed the sales decline and the losses
primarily to unantici¬
pated problems and resulting excessing, costs
stemming from the
integration
of
the
Argus
business
into
Mansfield
Industries.
Other factors, Mr.
Leopold said, were problems incidental to the
resumption
of
trading
should
company
and its operations
furnished
to
the
public."—V.
Trust
for
agent
has
Oct.
14,
that
of
high-speed
pew
data
processing
r°^uf.ln to*«»tory, start-up costs of
lacility,
and
problems
relating
to
the
tions.
equipment,
write-
a new Canadian production
company's Japanese opera-
cash
com¬
Y
Chairman
and
the
added
that
Canadian
half
of
most
of
start-up
fiscal
1963—a
the
period
integration
during
traditionally low volincurred
were
of
Hamilton,
negotiations
Inc.,
President
in
are
progress
Cincinnati,
Ohio,
transaction.
the
is
completed,
the
of
for
by
■
,
transaction
2, 1964.
According
to
art
Permanent
of
artists'
The
Binney & Smith,
acquisition of
the
Binney &
Y
Smith
in
.
acquisition
will
take
effect
President
supplies.
Y
Mutual
artists,
distributes
wide
a
These
lie
;
utilities totaled
months
ended
$2,912 million
«
$2,741
Sept.
for
30,
the
million
1983,
same
tor
down
period
in
the
6%
nine
1962,
ac-
coiding to the Management Consulting Division
of
Ebasco
false.new
(
month
lion
Services
period,
total
Inc.
money were
a
down
year
Sales
of
securities
to
$1,854 million in the nine-*
30%
from
the
$2,649
mil¬
schools,
variety
■
variety
chains
and
jobbers
—
the
in
ago.
offerings of electric utilities amounted
$1,107. million for the first nine months of
1963, down 18% from the same
period last year.
Gas utility
financings totaled $698 million, up
from $647 million. Telephone
offerings of $917
,
million for the nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1963
are 3%
above $888 million in 1962.
•
\
;
Long-term debt financing which totaled
$2,313
million
-
.
decreased
4%
from
$2,404
million
last
year, and represented 84%
of total'
offerings.
The Ebasco study also reveals
that 35% of long-
term debt
up
offerings
from 10%
Packaging at
Bradford
were
for
refundings in
1963
Preferred stock sales
by utilities declined by
from $244 million in 1962 to
$158 million
in .1963.
Common stock
offering's totaled $270
million in
1963, up 2% or $6 million over the
first nine months of
1962, due to sales by telephone companies.
share
per
each
for
share
two
on
the
Atlas
basis
shares
of
nection
held
with
the
offering.
sale of the stock will
Net proceeds from the
Atlas General Industries.
if
1959,-and
the
In
company
manufacture
Kliklok
addition,
9.6% )
of
the
and
Automated
the
Wheeler"),
on
credit loans
of
company
5%
bonds
p.
and
bonds
mortgage
proposed
and
notes.
676.
198,
the
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Proposed Asset Sale—
General
See
New
the
York
leasing
of
packaging
Division.
Packaging
company
common
publicly
a
Transportation
American
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
195,
2700.
p.
income
to
go
Bradford
as
Stock
69,509
owns
stock
held
of
the
Exchange.
shares
Wheeler
Foster
company,
machinery
stock
Foster
of
Federal
Net
income
income
Wheeler
y 1963
/
y
1962
$11,619,700 $10,935,600
1,219,600
✓
703,800
tax___
634,200
585,400
:
:_i__
366,000
337,800
$2.71
tax
.
$1.56
Y%,
Campbell Soup Co.—Expansion Plans—
The
plans
company
struction
and
revealed
in
mark
annual
portions
of
the
spend
to
during
equipment
the
of
report
the
$32 million for new plant con¬
the coming fiscal year, it was
stockholders.
will
expenditures
proposed
be
the
for
food
consecutive
third
to
plant of 900,000 square feet at Paris, Texas,
plant at Fayetteville, Arkansas. This will
new
a
frozen
new
a
capital
improvements
year
topped
have
that Campbell
$30 million.
expenditures
for
10 years, the company has constructed eight
new
plants in the United States. Canada, and abroad. Outlays for
these plants,
plus equipment, and modernization projects at other
During
plants
the
have
past
totaled
million.—V.
$235
Celanese Corp. of
The
the
had
third
for
the
with
1962.
of
nine
r
month
period ended Sept. 30, 1963, the corporation
equal to $2.57 per share, compared
the $20,196,000. equal to $2.20 per share, earned in the same
earnings
with
equal to 67 cents per share,
of 1962.
ended Sept. 30, 1963, amounted to
the $77,624,000 sales reported for the
$6,228,000,
quarter
quarter
compared
period
the
America—Net, Sales Higher—
with
compared
for
sales
$87,957,000
$23,057,000,
of
period of last year.
Net
sales
1962.—V.
-
months
nine
the
first
the
for
with
compared
of
1048.
p.
share
per
1963,
Net
198,
has reported net income of $8,309,000, equal to
of common stock, for the quarter ended Sept.
company
cents
30,
$238,074,000
198,
Champion
1963
of
for
reported
were
$258,619,000
similar
the
period
1433.
p.
Papers
quarter
,
compared to $11,025,823 or $1.73
per share for the nine
months ended Sept. 30, 1962.
Consolidated sales for the third quarter of 1963 were $93,862,000
to
$11,147,504
compared
of
1963,
$268,859,000
Announcement
made
before
the
The
for
corresponding
quarter1 and
President,
period of last year.
nine months' results
during an appearance
Society of Security Analysts.—V.
195,
(1963) Ltd.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Chase
the
the
third
Bendetsen,
R.
York
New
Chemcell
for the third quarter of 1962. In the first
consolidated sales were $275,143,000 com¬
for
the
of
Karl
by
share,
per
$90,306,000
to
to
$1.75
or
months
was
through
("Foster
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Papers
has reported consolidated net income for the
ended Sept, 30,
1963 of $3,638,629, or 57 cents
per
common
share,
after provision
for preferred dividends. In
the quarter ended Sept.
30, 1962 net income was $3,339,593. or
52 cents per common share.
For the nine months ended Sept.
30, 1963 net income amounted
Champion
third
Indus¬
is
before
Earnings per share,
—V. 198, p.
;568.
(approximately
Corp.
which
;
r
sales
Net
Co.—Nine Months' Report
Castings
Steel
Buckeye
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
nine
incorporated
was
shares
common
has
Bank
the
of
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
p.
1805.
>
198,
co-registrar
p.
1437.
traded
is
principally
in
the business of designing,
manufacturing and installing proc¬
essing plants ir> the petroleum, chemical and petrochemical indus¬
tries and marine and electric
utility steam generating equipment.
The company also owns a 40%
interest in Maryland Logging Corp.
("Maryland Logging"), a Liberian corporation engaged in the log¬
ging business in Maryland County, Liberia and may, under certain
circumstances,
have the right to acquire an additional 40% inter¬
Maryland Logging.
The principal executive office of the company is located at 62
est
the
—V.
of
under the laws of the State of Delaware on Aug. 25.
changed its name on Aug. 9, 1963 to Bradford Speed
&
Development Corp., Its principal business consists
Inc.j
Packaging
its
president explained, will be in the
until July 1, 1966, at which time,
desires, a term loan will be substituted
equipment mortgage notes due April 1, 1972.
Braniff
the
revolving
form
pared
of
will be borrowed as the com¬
said, from the First National City Bank,
$10,000,000
to
up
Mr. Beard
one
Rights will expire Nov. 13.
Burnham & Co., New York, has agreed to use its
best efforts to form a group of participating dealers
to solicit subscriptions for the common stock.
The Corporation Trust Co., 15 Exchange Place, Jer¬
sey City, N. J., is acting as subscription agent in con¬
in
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
An
acceleration
record
first
volume
nine
in
and
of
quarter
"Third
the
income
sales
1963,
September,
both
for
Jerome
and
A.
profits
1963
the
Straka,
this
year
quarter
third
quarter
produced
and
the
President, announced.
were the largest for
in the company's history," Mr. Straka said.
three-month period
any
in
sales
net
months
Sales of the major proprietaries and cosmetics manufacturer for
the Septmber,vl963 quarter advanced 6% and net income increased
,
William
Street,
in 1962.
35%
$11.05
Oct. 15.
record
tries,
to
airline passengers,
and meuiiim range
Republic National Bank of Dallas will continue to serve as
under the Indenture of Mortgage securing the company's
The
trustee
same
,
Speed Packaging & Development Corp.—
Offering — Atlas General Industries, Inc.,
is offering its stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe for 699,380 common shares of Bradford
Speed
BUSINESS—The
Total
funds
funds,
earlier
parent,
from
Y.
'
of
nature
professional
among
Rights
Financings by the nation's investor-owned pub-
•
Co.
Insurance
York.
reported
customers
Bradford
Down 6% in Third Quarter
Life
requires,
For
Public Utility Financing
YY.
on
Additional
pany
94
^
-
have
1836.
p.
and
Y
will
company
amateur
197.
Y
Pigments manufactures
materials.
enlarged
artists,
V.
•
expected to become as great
short and intermediate routes,
will be powered by two Rolls Royce Spey jet
will be capable of carrying from 56 to 69 passengers,
the seating configuration in the first class and coach
sections,/at speeds up to 550 miles per hour.
Mr.
Beard
said
that
$10,000,000
of the financing will-be in
the
form
of
5'/2%
equipment mortgage sinking fund bonds due
Jan.
1, 1977,
which will be sold to the six insurance companies.
These companies, all
of which previously have loaned funds to
Braniff, are The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York, The
Northwestern
Mutual
Life Insurance Co.,
The Prudential Insur¬
ance
Co.
of
America,
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Connecticut
General
Life
Insurance
Co.,
and
The
Connecticut
and
Hamilton,
"this
acquisition "will
give
Binney & Smith the most complete line of art materials available
for artists of all ages and
capabilities."
Y
Binney & Smith is well known for its line of educational and
non-recurring
expenses
YY
Y
is
tiie
on
One-Eleven
The
depending
completion
Acquisition—
Jan.
commercial
second
Inc.—Proposed
M.
Pigments
installation
The
John
announced
•'
passengers
engines and
been
the
,
Smith
&
Permanent
If
YY.
One-Eleven
the
to
category which claims more than half of all
the Boeing 707 has proven to be on the long
as
Co.—Appointm't
Company, New York,
the common stock of
1437.
R.
a
.
flights.
Major
Binney
the
Y;Y>
r
said
attraction
and
Barnes
/
York
New
two
On
y
twelfth
a
Mr. 'Beard
company
the
on
material
%/■>.
first
the
1964.
the
said,
„
appreciates
Beneficial National Life Insurance
a
recorded
loss of $221,148. The second
charge
a
provision of $505,100 for reduction in the value
Japanese investments; this arose from losses of $472,815
Herbert
of
airplane is delivered in July of
1965, Mr.
high percentage of Braniff's operations will be jetpowered
with
piston-engine aircraft almost totally phased out.
This
conversion
will result not
only in improved service to the
public,
but
also
in increased
operating efficiency and reduced
or
the
of
Argus'
the
the
have
from
involved
consisted
costs
,
be
for
are
should
available
y.'.
was
short-haul
smaller,
a
outstanding
Exchange
Chemical
figures
trading reflected
investors
is
•.
the first U. S. airline to recognize
jetliner.
The airline placed its
order with the British
Aircraft Corp. ill October of 1961 and will
be the first U. S. airline to receive delivery of the One-Eleven in
said,
Beard
Mr.
for
need
New
the stock of Barnes Engineering had been halted on
during the earlier period from Sept. 25 to Oct. 1.
these
days. Sept. 26, Sept.' 30 and Oct.
1,
it
was
of
or
$862,190.
was
suspending
material
Tnermo-
company representatives. Investors now have an opportunity
to
consider and assess the variety of comments from sources out¬
side the copipany in the light of the company's own statement.
losses
calendar
in
prospective
the
,
three
"The
Included
Y/Y Y Y'Y';yY'Y'Y.YY.'-Y'.YY-
'
Braniff,
other
business.
This
business' suffered
operating
the three calendar years prior to the ac¬
in
cities.".
is
V
.
company's,
the
of
increase
occasions
market.
in
incurred
concerning
V r
current
1963.
Engineering,
to stop, trading throughout the day. Trading was halted
during periodk when the imbalance of buy and sell orders resulting
from initial publicity precluded the possibility of an orderly auction
Fairbanks
forma
Barnes
already made advance payments
the equipment purchase and that
on
"The
necessary
year.
of
27; 1962.
Dec.
on
sales
total, $2,805,316 was
information furnished by
charges.
sustained
wgs
On
1963,
for
operations
the
this
included
which
30,
June
stockholders
21,
Oct.
1963.
1,
of
help them in arriving at informed judgments. This decision was
when a variety of confusing reports and comments had been
by various sources concerning the Thermograph and the
several
equipment
$27,366,792
of
amounted
subsidiary sold
a
results
Argus
Of
from
special
of
1963
years
$6,686,991
according
Not
fiscal
Inc.,
1962
Sylvania's
quisition.
'period
ended
year
sales
and
whatever
Monday,
on
Oct.
President
to
Exchange's action
to
"Trading in
„
,
consummated
both
for
fiscal
losses
for
was
Industries,
the
of
,
losses
the
forma
letter
Co.
since
American
in^the com¬
$3,500,000
approved by the holders of a majority of
One-Eleven," Mr. Beard
said, 'will
be
made
year's loss of $1,565,714, on a pro forma basis.
is the result of the acquisition by Mansfield Indus¬
of the Argus business of Sylvania Electric Products Inc.
(Figures
in
for
pro
.
,
photographic
Engineering
trading
resume
company.
company.
Year—
of
Exchange will
Barnes,
Trading
of--the
President
statement:
-
published
Inc.
Inc.
Ward
sales
net
against
year.
Operating
tries,
that
$26,602,032
previous
for
Loss
manufacturer
Chicago-based
the
following
suspended
stockholders
access
.Preferred stockholders are being mailed instruction for presenting
shares for exchange.—V.
198, p. 1231.
^
v
Barnes
been
Etherington,
the
Stock
current
a
D.
made
Bowling
graph and
their
This
R.
issuing
either
of
of
has
"Dr.
$175 in cash or $100 principal amount of a newly-created issue of
4%% subordinated debentures of the company plus $75 in cash.
Edwin
American
stock
mon
a
meeting of stockholders held on Oct. 17. Holders of 81%
outstanding preferred stock voted for the proposal and
3%
voted against. Holders of 83%
of total outstanding common
stock voted for the proposal and less than 1%
voted against.,
total
17,
Exchange
"The
s'pecial
of
Oct.
Stock
the program and announced
subject
to
shareholder approval,
with six
and a New York bank for loans totaling
bonded indebtednessmust
the company's stock.
not be just another
jetliner.
It will be the first to bring the jet age to the shorter
flights and routes of intermediate length, as well as the smaller
proposed
a
special
a
capital stock
the
split and a change ib the
Stockholders also approved
share.
will expire Jan.
Rights
in
been called for
that agreements
the company had
that
stated
Approximately
an
'
-
stockholders
that
an
shares
involved.
Retire Pfd.
that -all of the 500,000 shares of
stock will be retired as of Oct. 18.
preferred
He
announced on
was
meeting had
shareholders
a
thq company expected to pay the balance of the cost of the pro¬
gram
in excess of the loan proceeds from internally-generated
funds. %/■
Y
Braniff's directors have approved the financing program. Under
the Constitution of Oklahoma, where Braniff is incorporated, the
Beard
applied
approve
executed,
companies
to $20,000,000.
up
(Houston)—Stock Split '
Barnes Engineering; Co.—A. S. E. to Resume
Smelting
to
When
Co., Inc.—Proposed N. Y. S. E. Listing—
give
par
21,750 shs.
announced
has
issue.
1436.
p.
15
been
that
insurance
costs.
a
this issue.—V. 198,
Speed
1325.
p.
Oct.
On
500.000
500.000
1965
Rights Offering to
—
said
Beard
•
.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
.
twin-jet airliners and related equipment
by Braniff President Chas. E. Beard.
16
had
the
Bank of the Southwest N.A.
at
company
American
a
investment
—Rights Offering Approved—
Outstanding
American Smelting & Refining Co.—To
'The
are
listing of its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
198, p. 1436.
YyYy
i'%-; 7',' .;'y %> '
meeting
($1 par)__/___
Pall Corp.,
See
to
198,
On
for
—V.
$430,000
$510,000
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Sells Division—
'
Oct.
October
857.
p.
Associated
on
immediate
B. V. D.
y
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
obligation to 1964 Corp.—
subordinated participating de¬
198,
the
Stockholders—
—V.
American
/ V
stress
to
.
Contract
bentures
Eleven
Nov.
company
1047.
leased
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
—V.
Listing—
Stock
York
New
Exchange for the
"AAS" was assigned to the company
science of springmaking for more tnan
symbol
pioneered
which
p.
Corp.—N. Y. S. E.
the
on
Atlas General Industries, Inc.
to
products, and services of
and participation therein.
Common
impact, he said, was
year.—V. 198, p. 283.
leasing
approximately 14,000 sq. ft. about two
blocks distance from the Unisphere, the focal point of the Fair,,'
and is
planning a well-coordinated exhibit in the main area of
the pavilion.
The company is a private corporation and is not in
any way connected with or sponsored by the Government of Israel.
7%
full
fiscal
of
have
^in
between
pavilion
arts,
The
the
in a field of expanding markets—we are com¬
to maintaining our position of leadership. By this national
our
stockholders,
presently numbering more than 5,200,
mitted
depict the history and culture of the
Jewish
people in relation to the Holy Land, the era of the Old
Testament, and the Old Testament itself; to display, promote and
sell
of
years.
growing
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered
at .3 East 54th St., New
State law in June, 1963,> for
Ticker
has
Carlyle Barnes,
important step
,
Y.
..
Spring
traded
Commenting
Balance
open.
for contingencies.
reserve
a
New
Fair
end
14, the common stock of this manufacturer of precision
was
tiipe,
which
April 22, 1964,
of the proceeds,
together with other funds of the company, will be expended to
make the pavilion ready at that time, to provide working capital
pavilion at the
a
Oct.
first
purchasers.
proceeds
used
On
the
received,from
money
industry.
the
Mr.
Associated
springs,
minimum
a
all
until
1965.
amount of the debentures is
sale will be held in escrow by
which is also trustee under
indenture.
If a minimum of $300,000 of the securities is not
by Dec. 1, 1963, all funds obtained front sale of the debentures
Until
sold,
photographic
determined
not
.
New
York
5,
CAPITALIZATION
N.
AS
1
Y.
OCTOBEH
OF
15,
Authorized
5%%
notes due
Sundry
1, 1977.
$2,500,000
indebtedness
Common Stock
—V.
Dec.
198,
p.
i$l
Net
$2,500,000
in
699,380 shs.
Financing Agree-
ment—
financing
program
000,000 expansion
for
Braniff
of its jet fleet
International
Airways'
with the purchase of
period a year
rose 2.8%
to
For the first nine
record $86,377,732 from
ago.
a
.
increased
10%
to
a
•
far
so
program,"
Net
30.
A
for
sales
comparable period of 1962.
the first nine months of 1963
against net income of $5,690,960 in the like period of
per share basis net
income for the first nine months
of 1963 is equal to $1.86, compared with $1.70 a year ago.
"The profit gains are directly attributable to the volume increase
On
achieved
1325.
Airways, Inc.- -Proposed
year,
the
income
1962.
International
Braniff
comparable
this
of
$6,263,706,
1
350,000
820.000 shs.
:
the
over
months
1963
Outstanding
'
'
par)__
8%
$83,971,511
$36,-
12 BAC One-
sales
1963
Straka
of
by Chesebrough-Pond's
and
to
noted.
the
Proprietaries
and
good results of our consolidation
-
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. for the quarter ended Sept.
to $31,175,428, a new
high record and an in¬
the comparable period a year ago when net sales
$29,304,156. Net income for the September, 1963 quarter was
1963
crease
were
ip
Divisions
Mr.
amounted
of 6%
over
Volume 198
Number 6309
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
share
undisclosed
is
expected
on
the
average 3,355,374
increase of 8% and com¬
equal"to 83 cents a share re¬
ported for the third quarter last year when there were an average
3,341,684 capital shares outstanding.—V. 198, p. 568,
$3,007,132,
capital
equal
shares
to
cents
89
income
of
a
This
outstanding.
with net
pares
an
$2,778,808,
and
California
Trust
&
Net Lower—.;
A
to
special
recommended
was
of
the
to
5
the
resolution
a
also announced
which
the
company's
30,
Sept.
against
1963,
a
record
of
$2.08
the
30, consolidated
with $5.31 for the
results, Paul
$1.35 per share, payable
is an increase irom
This
for several
the
years.
quarter
income was $5.26 per share as'
period last year. In announcing
Goodrich, President, stated, VWe
net
W.
this trend to continue through the last quarter of the year
therefore expect
our earnings for
1963 will be slightly lower
expect
and
1962.''
■than 'for
In
letter
a
the
being
•'']
"
/
...
%-%.
\
shareholders Goodrich states that if
the new capita) stock will be
dividend basis of $1.80 per share. This
sent
to
on
annual
an
cash
will be the equivalent
been
annually
paying
If
the
now
action
j.94,
of $5
share
per
which
that- stock.
on
the
company
r
t
-2221.,\
p.
Gn
:
Oct.
17,
in
It
is
stock
will
International
also
in
the
of
Coleman
of
insurance
which
other
includes
This
process
Period
life
Corp.,
stock
the
own
stated.
man
credit
Co.
Coburn
—v.
198,
1437.
p.
subsidiaries, Mr. Gross¬
insurance- brokerage company now.
the
Income
Net
198.
Container Corp.
The
months
three
$89,199,000
tax
provision
Share—
Net
Canadian
for
Per
earnings
263.018
1,056,319
1,656.369
$2.61
$1.66
623,275
611,675
___
Columbia
Savings &
which
had
costs
hofen
15, an underwriting group headed by
White, Weld & Co. Inc., New York, offered publicly,
125,000 shares of Columbia Savings $2 par guarantee
stock at $14 a share.
All of these shares
and
of the
none
were
sold by certain stockholders
proceeds from this sale will accrue
to the Association.
,
guarantee stock
intends to apply for listing
of the
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
'
BUSINESS—Columbia
Savings
of
An-'
Los
Blvd.,
Wilshire
5420
geles is an operating association engaged in making loans, prin¬
cipally secured by first liens on real estate, to enable borrowers to
purchase, construct, improve or -refinance real property.
The asso¬
ciation is not a holding company nor is it affiliated with one.
The Association was .organized
in 1951 and is/chartered under
California: law and is directly
supervised, regulated and regularly
Savings and Loan Commissioner.
In
Federal Home Loan Bank System,
and
its
savings accounts are insured by the Federal Savings A
Loan
Insurance
Corp.,
resulting in regulation, supervision
and
examination by Federal authorities.
Total
assets
on
July 31.
1963. amounted to $85,747,664,
real
estate loans outstanding were $75,645,129, savings accounts $70,815,846 and
stockholders equity was $6,376,474. For the
five montns
ended on that date the association reported total revenues of $2,663.957 with net income of $485,557 before appropriations for gen¬
eral
reserves.
There
are
894,196 shares
of guarantee
stock out¬
examined
is
it
California
the
by
addition,
/of
this
CAPITALIZATION
/; ;•
AS
OF
JULY
31.1963
Authorized
stock
Guarantee
par)____:—__
($2
Outstanding
894,196 shs.'
1,125.000 shs.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
-%%.'■
below
named
levels
in
the
Shares
The
-
Eichler
Batcman,
Ira
Haupt
sales
for
the
However,
$1.24
per
A.
Hogle
Lester.
—V.
4.000
6.000
Co.
A
A
Ryons
198,
for
shares
the
the
share,
4.000
Co.'
The
Oil
Sept.
share
on
the
for
30,
period
of
income
of
In
'
Sam
latest
H.
21
on
last
net
sales of $69,458,335.
$400 000,
.
' "
30, 1963,
cents
year
three
or
were
cents
Commonwealth
share,
per
down
Oil's
from
per
share in the third quarter of
1962.
quarter were $23,837,146. as against $23,536,017
period.
'
President, said the lower third quarter earnings
.
primarily
by
lower
198,
p.
wholesale
prices
for
gasoline
and
285.
American
Consolidated
also
than
more
JJp 6%; Net 14%—
has -reported /that nine-month^
company
has acquired
Oklahoma,
Tul.<a.
"Field
it
was
all
Services,
assets
announced
by
of
Inc.—Acquisition
M.
Field
J.
Inspection
Ruland,
Service,
President.
will be integrated as a division into
Consolidated'X-Ray, Inc.," Mr. Ruland stated.
give CONAM one
of the West's largest
independent
radiographic facilities offering mobile and fixed inspection services
to the petroleum pipeline, gas
transmission, gas utilities, petro¬
chemical, and chemical process industries," he added.
In
moble
operation
on
the
pipelines,
trucks
containing
x-ray
our
Service
Inspection
Tulsa subsidiary,
will
"This
equipment and porable darkrooms are dispatched
where
pipeline welds and joints are tested to
flaws,
cracks,
Under
items,
well
as
the
and
subsurface
terms
of
mainly mobile
all contracts,
the
and
against
in
period
Earnings
five
198,
Crown
Cork
Ended
■•■>,
its
' "
period
with
best
on
quarter
Net
to
field
detect
locations,
dangerous,
discontinuities.
acquisition,
CONAM
before
income
Preferred
for
Number
of
1
all
capital
stationary radiographic equipment,
backlog, and name and good will, for
as
an
has
Fund
per
—V.
p.
198,
'
-
;
and
other
from
Dorchester
T
on
4,701,298
Oct.
Offered —On
four
the
gone
from
were
nearly
for
1963
to
$19,700
70%
of
forth
was
than
more
$2.4
than
1962.
Income
48%
above
before
Oct.
construction
will
increase
CAPITALIZATION
TO
sinking
■
debentures
fund
6%
Oct.
15,;"; 1973
stock
Common
V.
196,
debentures
_ _ _
_
(no
,1657.
p.
L
_
The
the
higher
fiscal
than
The
reported
has
company
current
year
the
period
same
profits
that
at
are
an
last
sever¬
G.
Dobbins & Calvert- $75
Edwards & Sons--,—' 75
Kalman
Co., Inc.75
<fc Co.—x.___
75
A-
Mosle
Rotan.
'"
198,
75
75
Nicolaus
A
Co.,
75
Walker, Austin A Waggoner; 75
/
469.
p.
75
275
100
Co._______
A
Co
Inc.2
Stifel,
100
Co.__
A
Schwabacher
taxes
A
.
'
Inc. 100
Hopwood 100
A
75
75
Co..——;
Stiver
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
' Co.;., Inc.
—_•
Wagenseller A Durst, Inc.__
,
100
Hart,
A
set
Amount
Lentz. Newton
McCormick
A
150
-
Jaffray
V
.
Dictaphone Corp.—SaleSj Net
Higher
—
%
30. 1963, the company eagned
587.272 outstanding common shares
compared with $701,000 or $1.14 a share in the like 1962 period,
according to'Lloyd M. Powell, President.
Sales
for
the
first nine months
of 1963
totaled $28,351,000
against $27,339,000 in the first'three quarters of .1962.—V. 198,
ended
months
nine
the
Sept.
$755,000 or $1.23 ft. share on"the
Outstanding
'■"
473.
p,
150.000
•"
//
67,000 shs.
Doman Helicopters, Inc.—Capital Increase
,
Industries, Inc.—Net Up
A.
Corp. 400
Co
<&
Co.
Hobbs
Oct.
On
Curtis
Dallas
A
Piper,
-
.
have
debentures
(000's Omitted )
Austin,
400
Funk.
77,000 shs.
_____
ol
,
Co.__$750
&
Pont
Pancoast
$150,003,
150,000
_
amount
Saunders.
due
'
_
pari
riu
A Co.;
Robertson A
For
Authorized
'
1,200.000
below
named
underwriters
Scherck, Richter Co
Stephenson. Leydecker A Co.
FINANCING
$150,000
15,
1972
sinking
fund
2,387,500
1.200,000
100
due
Oct,
,3,050,000
150
'
6%
a
in-
150
30%.
by
PRESENT
to
note
quarterly
in
Inc.____^_
—V.
area
EFFECT
3,500.000
751,540,shs.
" v"
purchase the principal
their names below:
to
Stone
Dewar,
1962.
productive
GIVING
—'
parl__
;
-
3,500,000
1,500.000 shs.
''
Processing Co.—
Dempse.v-Tegeler
past year, CryoVac opened a regional sales office in
Texas.
Completion of an adjacent building, now under
Houston,
1975
'Rauscher, Picfce A Co.. Inc.
S.
income
1,
'
Outstanding
$475,000
%'■%.'%'
.$3,500,000
___
convertible
Co.
Dlttmar
spacetest facility'
Federal
"
'
of
1967.
1,
($1
'
,
■'}
Dec. 31, 1970__—
Metropolitan
the
During
I.
A*.
Hayden.
U.
;
(000's Omitted i
founded, its net sales have
million. Net sales for 1963
was
%
installment
due
opposite
Allen
space,
to
1501
at
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Amount
and
was
recently
test The Apollo spacecraft.
outer
<
CryoVac
more
above
name
Dallas
located
is
Authorized
$131,250
payable
agreement,
/"
equipment
since
years
corporate
,
office
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
company,
company, designed and built America's first
has shared in 80%
of all those built ih the
In
•
subordinated -mortgage
Francis
the
and
'
ally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
made to residents of Ohio only.
purposes.
principal
stallments until March 31, 1968
./
will be used for working capital, and
contract. for
five
by
Metropolitan
bank,
quarterly,
to
due July
stock,
bank,
14,
duplicates
a
its
'
and
.
.
note
firstmortgage
6%
$1.43
>
....
ColUmbus,
awarded
also
group
replaced
K
%
and
Officer,
(Wholly-owned subsidiary!
646,000
4,317,288
headquartered at 930 Kinnear Road.
designs,' fabricates and installs testing equipment that
The
his
of
were
678.'
.
gas.
subordinated
Common
6,167;000
$1.58
•
Executive
change
15.
York,
GIVING
,
environment
will
it
corporation's
final
Dorchester Gas
1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus, offered $150,000 of this
15, 1973,
at par, plus accrued interest.
/
BUSINESS—The
and
p.
Producing Co.-—
14,213,000
6,813:000
outstanding_
New
natural
Gas
a
-5V2%
firm's 6% .sinking fund debentures due Oct.
other corporate
198.
Nov.
mortgage
with
$
'
7.440,000
Debentures
was
Board
that
•v.
6%
6%
offering
Chief
representatives
Fund
CAPITALIZATION
note, due
The
him.
and
,
extracted
-
473.
Net proceeds
for the option
C
'
$281,275
from
the
1962
\
'$•••'
share
—
Board
Chairman
as
Sonnabend
company./
Mr.
that
of
through the ownership and operation, either independently
conjunction with others, of natural gas processing -plants
sale and distribution of a variety of products derived and
in
or
$1,006,250
187,000
CryoVac, Inc.
Cohn
Lionel
10-man Lionel
Co.,
14,977,000
stock_____^_.
common
an
15, 1963, Francis I. duPont & Co., Chicago;
8c
liquids
third:
'
<
7,627,000
shares
Mr.
paid
is-President
announced
debentures,
.2
common
and
Sonnabend.—V.
Mr.
146,444.000
taxes__
common
Officer
totaling
St., Amarillo, Texas.
The company is presently engaged in
production, gathering, and sale of natural gas and in the proc¬
essing,
extraction, .fractionation,
and
upgrading of natural »gas
Report—
1963
dividends
Earnings
notes
of Lionel.
former Chairman
Five
the
of
155.159.000
12%—
•
/
for the first quarter of.
high. They are 12%
>
shares
to
,
taxes is $167,900 com¬
pared to
1962. Based on 639,168
shares outstanding,
the income per share for three-month period
has risen
to $0,263 from
last year's $0,234.
'
In
a
report to shareholders, Curtis President, Howard Abrams,
pointed out that the sizable advance in first quarter profits resulted
issued
in
1,500.000 shares.
from
acquire
Waltham
to
President, the new shares would
Co., which proposes
stock.
Doman currently has
,
•
that
said
Doman
Mr.
Instrument
Precision
to 80%
ttf Doman's
outstanding.
;
up
shares
628.020
"still
Doman's'
Italian
.
Societa
licensee,
of the agreement with
negotiation of a contract with
Aernoautica Sioula."—V. 197,
'''.'V'';
! •'■;
consummation
the
requires satisfactory
Waltham
1309.
p.
Approved
was reported
that stockholders had ,apthe company's authorized common stock to
it
1963,
According to Glidden S. Doman.
'
be
quarter's estimated net after
$149,700 for.the same period in
17,'
increase
an
5.000.000
:
all-time
year.
proved
first
in
spite of only a slight increase in sales for the period: $2,626,800
against $2,624,200 for the first quarter of last year. He gave credit
the
successful
to
advance
Improvement
Program."—-V.
implementation of the firm's
p.
1233,
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Net
"Profit
■V
198,
fer
to
or
17,
renewed,
it
Profits
reported
was
Curtiss-Wright
that
said.
'
tunity
to
the
obtain
that
new
it had
elected
not
to
higher
price.
offer Curtiss-Wright
198,
p.
of
its
tendered
who
1326.
new
Garrett
■
..
.
,
shares
'
and
cents
figures
are
Backlog
has
execute
H.' Haft,
Herbert
nine
months
ended
Sep.
operated
there
15
were
President,
ended
an
30,
1962
stores
14
Sept.
increase of
of
and
stores
in
30,
has
1963
announced
set
$1,009,367
$5,589,439.
a
over
record
for
that
for
for the
period of
sales
this
nine months
September 1963 Dart
during the like period of September 1962
operation.—V. 198, p. 285.
'
1963.
31,
Aug.
was
$872,087,000
an
'
„
increase of
31. Gov¬
Aug. '31,
of
1962
third
quarter
$193,686,724
were
they
1962
commercial
and
the
for
contracts totaled $234,419,000.
of
this year were $171,171,344 and
Sales for the third quarter
the first nine months of fiscal
198. p. 285.
.
,
first nine months, $545,510,078.
the
and
for
$552,758.652.—V.
were
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Sales Up 6%; Net Lower—
for
increase
Net
the
its
earnings,
of
average
This
sales
of
the
compares
last
after
year.
common
that net sales were
year of
$65,539,000.
show
figures
over
earlier
share
has
announced
preliminary earnings
fiscal year closed Aug. 31, 1963.
company
Unaudited
sales for the
During
'
of
as
backlog
1063,
The
..
Drug Corp.—Sales Higher—
68 cents for
nine months
$90,876,000 since the end' of the. previous quarter May
ernmental'contracts .^accounted for $637,668,000 of the
figures
Dart
for the third quarter
months.
the third quarter this year
for
the first
ended Aug. 31 against 49
$1.54 for
the same periods in 1962.
( All per share
after adjustment for the 5% stock dividend paid in
were
April. 1963.)
Sales
asked that
proxies
to
become
effective upon acceptance of the shares. The reason for this request,
Curtiss-Wright said, was that the Garrett management, after the
announcement
of the
original Curtiss-Wright offer had advanced
the
Garrett
annual
meeting date from Nov. 27 to Nov. 6.—V.
provision
a
those
1962 were $2,0)7,102
first nine
the
for
share
per
$2,32
and
i
.
,
accept the shares
tendered
under its
expired offer dated Sept.
11. But that those
Garrett stockholders who had tendered at $50 will have the oppor¬
Curtiss-Wright said
total
company."
figures in
$6,351,957
and
Curtiss-Wright is making a
new
and
final offer to purchase 700,000 shares of Garrett Corp.,
common
stock at an increased price of $57 per share.
This final offer will expire on Oct. 31, and will not be extended
Oct.
the
$9,576,678
the
Higher—
third quarter ot 1963. bringing
for the first nine months, was announced
of $2,785,725 for the
profit
Comparable
/'':
Extended—
On
net
A
by
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Garrett Share Purchase Of¬
$6,598,806,
obtained
from
payable
Months'
Co., Inc.-
30—
profit__^_.
Executive
Chief
Taylor
net'
both
1962
/
v
-
Profit
%;■:'■%
and
six-month
and
the
for
with
compared
■
•
Sales
President
cash
Premier
the
of
BUSINESS—The
22,139;528."
on
■/
third
$12,192,948,
Seal
•
•
.
of.*
$1.60
were
$1.41
;'%
■
$10,871,663.
&
Septi.
of
March
Decatur Income
p.
Period
Corp., had
This time
Corp., Dallas, offered publicly $3,500,000 of this firm's
5%% subordinated convertible debentures due Oct. 1,
1975, at par, plus accrued interest.
"
;
Net proceeds, estimated at $3,261,000, will be used
for debt repayment and working capital.
per share for the third quarter of
1963 were 54 cents,
higher than reported in the comparable period in 1962.
285.
cents
Holdings—
Lionel
months.
Dorchester Gas Producing Co.—Debentures Offered
net
income
net
r.962.
nine-month
ago.
to
of
for
resigned
—On Oct.
compared
enjoyed
12%
net: income
quarter
As
The
the
sales of $229,206,118 were up 9%
over
reported for the similar 1962 period.
Net income
company's world-wide operations for the third quarter
the
rose
per
cents
distillates.—V.
middle
or
1962
Casey,
caused
were
26
or
the
similar
the
included
period
$2,504,214,
was
months
cents per share,
76
or
that
The
in 1962. to $13,first nine months
income.; Net
net
of
seven
/Delaware Income Fund—To Change Name—
to
$210,263,907
for
first nine
the
income.
three months ended Sept.
$3,003,805,
in
in
income
Sales
in
nonrecurring
For the
net
$76,379,283. /'
were
figures
$8,823,777
income
Net
1963
11,706.575
the
Comparable
share,
Refining: Co., Inc.—Net Lower
reported that net income in the nine months
was $7,789,773, the equivalent of 67 cents per
shares of common stock outstanding. Sales
has
company
ended
; '
.
Commonwealth
for
$35,751,038.
the
year
a
in
%/:
future."
near
elected
and
55%
last
should
realized
control
time
and foods.
clothing
was
Director,'
a
Lionel
that
share
outstanding,
Products
and
for
year.—•
Premier Corp. of America, acquired from Defiance
buy 55,000 Lionel Common 'shares held by Roy M.
Muscat
resigned
Sept. 30
were
period of
1962,
first nine months
for
corresponding
share
shares
outstanding
Corn
sales
the
per
22,209,016
of
1963 were;
earnings
and
previous
Defiance
return
control
Mr.
Inc.—Sells
reported
the second
textiles,
to
associates
to $639,611,975 from $601,359,299
income
gain
of more than 14V )ed
het
the
Industries, group headed by Victor
Sonnabend, whose extensive financial interests
Director
a
and
/"V'
high
a
—
1136.
p.
%
,
Products Co.—Sales
to
30,
year,
sum,
aboht
gained
papcrboard
of
same
per
common
Nine-month
above
modestly
■.
Sept.
last
-
the
M.
In
Defiance
ended
the
$1.28
or
198, p. 285.
Products
—
4.000
4,000
Co
A
W. Prrssprich A Co. 10,000
Shearson, Hammill A Co. 10.000
Stifel, Nicolaus 'A Co.,
Inc.
4,000
Sutro & Co.
-!■ 6,000
G. H. Walker A Co. Inc. 10,000
Waist on & Co., Inc
_
6,000
for
earnings
from $13,959,000,
or
1962.
' 6,000
Ohio Co.
Cohn,
1 %.>
of
in;overseas
products and higher labor
earnings," Mr. Schoen-
months
nine
ended
year
$4,779,000
was
for
Sonnabend
option
an
earnings of .the
producer
V%;
which are now- being
cost-price trend in the
$254,420,000
2%.
of
2%,
gains
it
A.
undisclosed
R.
A
Miller A Co._^-~
Hayden.
J.
'4,000
Co.
A
Granbery, Maraclie
Co., Inc.
4,000
to
Lionel.
of
against
increase
an
that
increases
6gainst
be
Industries,
18,
hotels,
Mr.
domestic
our
OJohn R/Rhamstine,- President,
/sales increased by more than 6%
Shares
.
Loewi & Co. Inc
White, Weld A Co. Inc.— 37,000
J. Barth A Co.
6.000
1962,
largest
•
terms
and
to purchase
the
to
agreement
of
said
fabricated
on
severally
have
conditions contained
in the
from the selling stockholders
following respective numbers of shares of Guarantee Stock:
subject
agreed,
underwriting
Oct.
Allen
'
standing.
Defiance
:• cover
$89,944,000,
were
in the domestic
world'?
unsatisfactory
1963.—V.
member of the
a
quarter
the
Delaware Income Fund, this issue.
On
earnings
quarter
;;
said., "Price
dropped
the American Stock Exchange and
on
1963,
decrease
the
price
Earnings
'
Association
The
;is
adverse effect
an
increase
an
Of¬
Association—Stock
Loan
fered—On Oct.
third
President,
offset the
partly
—V.
285.
p.
third
the
Schcenhofen,
company,
from
outstanding
198,
$2.09
$2.61
-.v.;
^
.
share
—V.
1,319.337
r;
ad¬
exchange
earnings after special charge
Shares
1,617,319
1,656.369
'—
-
Special charge
justments
30,
,
for
against
to
V,
569.
'changed hands
it
passed from
""4/
that
Sept.
/-packaging. '%/\ /%
2,936,656
1,982,286
v
operating earnings__^____—
Per
was
of America—Net Lower—
reported
ended
during
H.
Earnings
$33,569,520
income
owns
Leo
$31,243,056
1962
$35,195,440
3,638,655
—:
before taxes__
has
company
Corn
1963
%■ /
30—
Sept.
net
and
totaled
$4,688,000,
equivalent to 43 'cents per common share, 6% below
last
year's
third
quarter earnings
of/ $4,989,000.
Sales
for 1 the
in
1437.
p.
a
,
Delaware,
in
on
$133,948,009
See
Muscat
Corn
insurance
incorporated.—V.
being
Arlington
organized
was
totaled
expected
p.
sales
;
•.
.
that
$5,000,000
'
end, was
$620,000 at
year
approximately
to
company^s
the
1963,
30,
compared
'.
.
announced that
its fiscal
has
Sept.
Decatur Income Fund—New Name—
President,
sales increase of 9%.
Howlett,
William
and
cents per
•660,000.
the
Life
Co., Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Ended
Earnings
com¬
198,
V
Chairman,
.
subsidiary,
'•■••
sales
Net
subsidiary
wholly-owned
new
a
,
that
Coburn's
of
Insurance
of
International Corp.
J
' "
'
the newly formed company will acquire
Coburn
intended
V.
v
stated
also
;of
$2,903,000
1962,
over
Inc.^—Sales Higher—
President,
as
in
against sales of $122,605,350 and earnings of S2,054,086
corresponding period a year ago. Earnings were equivalent
share compared with 43 cents per share a year ago.
the
52
to
$260,613,000,
Coburn Credit Co.,
Chairman of
Grossman,
formation
the
named
pany
Harold
22%
orders
also
slightly
$2,505,826
Container's
announced
21.
Sept.
sales
Sept.. 30t
:
22%;* Sales 9%
climbed
Jeffries,
ol
approximately
at
1
"
.■
J.
backlog
Management
estimated1
are
r
earnings
net
12
correct
Coburn Credit Co.—Forms Subsidiary—
that
earnings increase was achieved
"Depressed
approved, two additional shares for each share
will be issued to shareholders of record Nov. 18.
1963
Corp.—Net Up
the
weeks
Robert
were
For
:
is
outstanding
—v.
value stock
has
of $5.40 per share on the $20 par
to the dividend
compared
ended
Data-Control Systems,
f
He
reported
Cummings,
fiscal
^
Foods
has
for
285.
p.
X-Ray are
•
,%
•
maintenance
Subsidiaries include
site
cleaning,
the
proposed stock split is approved,
placed
weeks
Consolidated
of
1964.
said
same
nine-month
12
Nathan
sales
corporate
198,
company
sales
fiscal
chemical
decontamination.
Construction "Co.
and
Facilities
Electric
Consolidated
the
in
for
nuclear
and
Combined
The
<
'
ended
outstanding shares
in 1962. For the nine months
quarter
Sept?
compared
directors
by
9,
'
income/for
share on 720,640
net
per
same
i5.
Nov.
Oct.
on
has paid quarterly
company
was
approved
v"
cflvidend'of
consolidated
for
$2.12
ended
tne
in
stockholders
$1.25
The
has been called for Nov. 12
in the company's stock. The split
divisions
million.—V.
$12
shareholders
company.
The Board
Dec.
of
three-for-one split
a
:'_V* ■
;
meeting
approve
Stock Split;
/
Co.—Proposed
Total
cash.
$300,000
exceed
has
operations,
Corp.
Chicago Title
of
amount
to
CON AM
«.
5
(1533)
taxes,
This
was
stock
sales
and
>
$69,465,000,
a
6%
$1,013,000 as against $l,421t,000
equivalent to earnings of $1.16 per
on
873,550 shares, the weighted
were
based
number of shares outstanding during
with last year's earnings of $1.70 per
fiscal 1963.
share based
6
834,674
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1534)
Financial Corp.
of the number of shares
weighted average
that year.
/
the
shares,
outstanding during
for
at
Stock
earnings
in
7
accounting
fonr-month
last
established
been
years.—V.
the
over
198,
Mr.' Murdock
Manufacturing Co.—Merger Approved—
Eaton
acquisition by Eaton of the assets and business of the Yale
6 Towne .Manufacturing Co. was - approved by, the shareholders of
pointed
out
that
^
depreciation
expense
each
and
statement by John C. Virden, Chairman
and Gordon Patterson, President of Yale
joint
Eaton,
known
closing
Yale
as
&
Inc.
Towne,
'
locks,
in
and
of
management
present
&
and
closers
door
other
per ^share,
for
Eaton preferred
outstanding
each
share
Yale
of
shares will be convertible into
turn
Two
Towne.
&
share of Eaton
one
common.
Yale
2,285,956
had
Towne
&
5,480,007
shares
common
outstanding
shares
outstanding,
had
Eaton
and
Sept.
of
as
record
6," the
two special meetings.
for the
date
shareholders
at
their
meeting adopted two
shares of the new Eaton
preferred stock, which will be listed on the New York Stock Ex¬
change. They also approved a restricted stock option plan under
Eaton
The
other
which
an
will
Eaton
under
these
forth
set
Eaton
the
in
of
will
be
the Eaton-Yale &
reconvened to aqt
number of Eaton directors
who
directors
presently
hold
7
Yale
with
for
Oct.
1963, it was
15,
of
listing
reported that the
preferred stock on
4%%
its
Exchange.—V.
the
applied
York Stock
New
Oct.
On
16,
stock
American Stock Exchange
of
the
company
after taxes for the
under the symbol EIM.—V.
198,
the
number
the
or
of
7
1963
Net
income
Per
share
—V.
197, p.
;$27,908.712 .$28,450,632
/ .1,463.256
.1,848,136
1__J
j.
equal
before
•
$2.83
$2.24
_i
1013.
-1962
.y
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Net
for
Higher—
of
for
1962
7 EAI
the
$1.53
major
$1.21,
were
portion
share.
per
profits, for
Chairman,
ended
Sept.
cents
54
to
►
period,- net income was
earnings for the like period
on
903,652
first
shares
increase
an
"Because
has
30
•
of
the
on
from
outstanding." /,
$18,359,000
year
a
smaller
to
show
number
a
of
marked increase
shares
of last
over
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1963
revenue
per
—V.
p.
198,
Oct.
Oct.
has
reported
that
net
See
Sales
for
the
30,
and
income
three
months
income
Net
The
as
first
1963
nine
totaled
months
share
per
$166,254,000,
was
$10,610,000,
and
or
that
$4.38
net
per
the
merger
of
National
for
the
the company were
Ethyl Corp. and the
Nov. 30, 1962.—V.
income
share
of
for
the
first'
common'stock.
changed
cor¬
the
substantially bv
so
former
Albemarle
198,
on
382.
p.
Paper
Manu¬
<"-1961,
Hone
Corp.,
this
Camera
&
7
from
Profit
Tax
Sept.
issue.—V.
188,
Instrument
Gas
p.
Corp.
1963
a
—
Power,
1962
The
928,000
1,881,000
4,236,000
$0'74
company
sale
in
June
30
of
Based
the
proposed
the
the outdoor
as
compared with
volume
oil
November,
of
circuit
sales
breaker
fiscal
year
$97,285,128 for the previous?
as
a
result of the '
decreased
and
power
switching business
1962, net profits after taxes reached
$1,745,673 up
from
$1504,688
for
the
same
period
last
year,
Net
earnings
amounted to 38 cents per share for the
fiscal year compared to
29 cents per
share for the previous fiscal year.—V
196
p
1452
of
1962
and
;
Gillette
$30,985,000,
was
for
the
$32,100,000
nine
for
the
first
nine
-number
of
shares
of
months
of
/
■'
•
for
the
ended
months
with $33,735,000 for the
compared
$226,510,000,
period
of
1962
on
for ithe
$1.10
was
.
common
nine .months
just
Gindy Mfg. Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Oct.
16, Gindy Mfg. Corp. announced that it had placed
$3,500,000 of its 5^% promissory notes, due Oct. 1?
privately with institutional investors.
HornWeeks, New.York, negotiated the placement.
1978,
blower &
The company, which is
headquartered at Downington, Pa., will use the proceeds of the placement for
working capital.
Gindy manufactures truck trailers
for over-the-highway use and specializes in flats, vans
and reefers.
\
::
Net
sales
the
nine
months
share
months
.
week's
for
of
to
$616,-
1962,
an
announced.
period
nine
months'
from
the
and
$19,614,889
1962,
down
$19,806,942
for
decrease of 1%. Net income a
with $2.16 a common shax-e
a
compared
third
at
period
same
said.
period'of
the
strike
amounted
1963
of
the
President,
quarter
to
of
$2.14
was
comparable
income
ten
he
amounted
nine
Net
third
highs,
income
first
common
for
first
the
for
all-time
Net
the
the
for
against $607,509,426 for
of
1.5%, J. W. Keener,
increase
a
\
sales
631,455,
their
at
merger
1050.
pr
stock outstanding
per .share of commoxii
ended, oompared with
$1.19 for the same period of 1962 and $1,14 in 1961 (as adjusted
for the three-for-one stock split of Nov. 24, 1961).—V. 198, p. 863L
were
7
the proposed amendment
incorporation to expand the com¬
Gas
/
the
1962.7 7
quarter
7
1963
Tuscaloosa,
7
.
,
was
Ala.
affected by
Mr. Keener
///7/;../-.7
adversely
tire
plant,
issue.—V.
198,
Net
for
in
net
refund,
he
for
9-month
income
the
$2.96
or
a
a
year
nearly
The
the
ago.
a
Gas
is
company
a
a
M.
R.
usage,
gas
"
7
'
$338,000
greater
that
came
.7/,/.„'//
had it
about
/
/
period ended Sept. 30 was $4,314,502,
year
months
sales,
ago.
of
against
September's loss of $245,02Q
$72,077,141
however,
than
more
forecasting
in
$265,092 less
billion cubic feet,
period.
were
167
were
the
lower
a
ago/with
year
have, been
of
ago.
year
nine
billion
one
said.
sharfe
slightly less than
for
of
share after preferred dividends, as
common
a
would
income
how
soon
ring
income
1962
record
"heating"
1962
same
income
net
for
1963,
as
the size
of the decrease depending
arrives.
Even
the
of
weather
company
$4,764,967,
does
or
not
$2.93
a
expect
with
the
earnings
common
non-recur¬
to
equal
the
share—V. 198, p. 382.
General, American Transportation Corp.—Proposed
Acquisition—
Directors
This
of
of
Line
Buckeye
Co.
by
was
General
have
General
announced
General
American,
Buckeye.
American
approved
American.
a
Transportation and The Buckeye
proposal for. the acquisition of
/
by T. M. Thompson, Chairman of the Board
and
George
S.
Patterson,
President
of
'
,
The proposal calls for the issuance
shareholders of 43/10(1 of a share of
each
outstanding
American
shares
of
General
share
and
distribution
General
to
American
Buckeye
stock
for
of
Buckeye. This would require General
to issue
approximately 1,151,000 shares for the 2,676,794
Buckeye outstanding at Sept. 30, 1963.
American
has
10,000,000
shares
'■
Goodwill
Stations
W.
,(WJR-Detroit,
Va.)
20%-—
WSAZ-
WJRT-Flint,'
have reported revenues
of $6,166,845 for the first nine months of 1963. Revenues for the comparable
period last year were
$5,669,172.
This
represents an 8.8%
in¬
crease
for the nine-month period.
Net
profit for this pex-iod after providing for Federal income
taxes,
amounted
to $548,502 as compared to $456,146 for
1962,
increase of 20%.
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•
<>7.7,7 7
7
-
up
'7/7 , <
from 66 cents for
Great Western Financial Corp.—Net Higher—
distribution
earnings
'
the
said.
non-recurring
a
rate
a
different
286.
Earnings per share amounted to 79 cents,
same
period last year.—V. 198, p. 383.
1438.
p.
Co.—Net Lower—
a
p.
Goodwill Stations, Inc.—Revs. Up 8.8%; Net
The
an
this
Co.,
198,
Charleston-Huxxtington,
in the first nine months of 1963 was sharply,
reflecting reduced sales because of higher average
and
decrease
been
Pipe
Electric Co.—Sales
Lower; Net Up
has reported sales, of $95,010,867 for the
1963,
&
ago,
equal to $2.69
„$1-61
*
Pacific
Although
77 /
r
3,308,000
534,000
I,
ended
,
198,
at.the end of each period,,the amount-oarned
approve
Interest—
President,
The
not
from
Nine
1,347,000
-V.S19"V"569:~-~
year.
<■'
,
to
of
income
year
temperatures
than
2028.
$85,384,000 $73,628,000
TT
operations
York.-—
Gamble-
—
announced by Boone Gross, President.
the first nine months of 1963 were
was
sales
'stock
Advertising
Outdoor
this issue.—V.
Inc.,
Consolidated
1963,
after
net
earnings
for
the
of
stock
authorized
and
nine
months
ended
Sept.
30,
and
before appropriations
to general reserves,
$12,454,746, against $10,605,979 for the same period
a year
ago, according to Warren Lee Pierson, Chairman.
Earnings were equal to $1.52 per share based on 8,175,520 shares
outstanding at Sept. 30, as compared with $1.31 for the same
period in 19G2 based on 8,076.615 shares, adjusted for a 5% stock
dividend which was distributed in April this year.
Consolidated assets of the corporation at the end of the ninemonth
period amounted to $1,429,292,774,
against SI,163,557,224
on
the same date a year earlier.
Savings held by the seven asso¬
ciations
owned
by the corporation totaled $1,042,202,063 against
$887,088,354 last year.
7
Total
loans
outstanding were $1,258,410,834 up from $1,005,429,518.—TV. 198, p. 383.
amounted
taxes-
to
,
•
r
earnings
Federal
voted
General
City Bank. New York has been appointed transfer
cumulative
preferred stock.—V. 198,
Oil
compared with
credit
Total
also
of
merger
certificate
Service
Operating
on
30—
Privately—On
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Sales at New High—
'
Revenues
Months' Report—
Ended
Sold
compared with $212,123,000 for the corresponding
and $194,070,000 for the first nine months of 1961.
Net
Minneapolis-based
a
special meeting
Corp.—Curtiss-Wright Tender Offer Ext'd
Signal
below
or
Period
Co.,
&
1963
it
Net
x
corporation's
New Stock
See
was
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Micromatic
Fairchild
period in
<
Curtiss-Wright Corp., this issue.
$4,719,548,
Ex-Cell-O
See
Corp.—Notes
income
net
30.
same
-
$0.54
Schapiro
Gamble-Skogmo,
firm, voted at
.
Garrett
"
and structure of
facturing Co.
of
Gamble-Skogmo.
company's
See
of
first nine months
Ethyl explained that comparing 1963 results with
results, for
periods in 1962 would not be
meaningful because
the
the
Gamble-Skogmo,
Consolidated
•
.535,235
,
was reported that $30,000,000
capital debentures due 1988 had
.1438.
p.
were
that sales for
Finance
notes
due 1983, and $3,000,000 of its
capital notes due 1983 had been sold privately
six id.—V.
the
on
responding
size
,
.
$0.68
7,'7/
Advertising had approved
special meeting held Oct. 11.
of
The company also announced
of
'«
two
result
a
'
1963, it
4%%
stockholders
the
after
somewhat higher in the third quarter
quarters of the yeal\
Ethyl pointed out, pri¬
increased sales of antiknock
compounds for
gasoline during the peak summer driving months, in
conformity to
established seasonal patterns.
Ethyl further pointed out that there
is a seasonal decline in the fourth
quarter.
the
in
"traditionally,
$1,35
outstanding at the end
marily
added that
Gillette Co.—Net Down—
,1,073.335
Bank/—Debentures Sold Privately
stockholders
into
Inc.,
Co.,
agent
sales
Mr. Shea
normally the lowest of the fiscal year."
are
General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.
Skogmo Shareholders Approve Merger—
Appointment—
company
Mr. Shea said.
1234.
p.
through Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New
;v. 197, p. 2047.
.
V;--'
proposed
period.
than
stock
B
Outdoor
$6,077,455
1,030,785
1963, amounted to $58,033,000.
taxes
for the
period was $4,015,000, or $1.66
2,374,724 shares of Ethyl common stock
the
17,
15
approve
285.
Sept.
.
subordinated
reserves
pany's objectives and purposes and to authorize an issue of 600,000
shares of cumulative preferred stock. The shareholders of General
Ethyl Corp.—Earnings Report—
ended
//'■;■///■/,''
to
First
The
286.
p.
&
7
merchandising
'
$1.47
1.
share
of .class' h
retail-wholesale
•
1,123,401
Earnings
year,
17,
5y4%
for
reserves
1,349,150
sold
On
1962
$6,772,656
income
;
$350,000, or 19 cents per
or 12 cents per share,
was
1963, it was reported that $9,000,000 of this
firm's 4% senior notes due 1982, $3,500,000 of its 5%
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Merger Approved—
ago.
I Elizabethtown Water Co.—Nine Months' ReportOperating
77.
quarter
for
198,
Oct.
1963
1962
•
/
$16,468,478 $16,341,369/
taxes
privately through M. A.
Inc., New York.—V. 198, p. 1438.
to
Net
Sept. 30—
of this firm's
1049.
p.
198,
been
earnings achieved
year."—V.'198,
months ended Sept. 30, 196$
$11,174,000 against $7,116,000
This represents an increase
per
quarter operations
1947.
p;
before
a
before-provision-lor Fed. .inc.
Franklin National
our
number of shares
to
profit of $33,715
1962.—V. 198, p. 570.
'
quarter in
same
—On
v
three
$7,359,000
flow
cents
that lie ahead,"
earnings for
announced net
$109,447 before
-674,350
—V.
existing plant facilities are nearing full utilization,
*ot-expect this year's per share earnings on the increased
do
we
of
were
earlier.
7
first
first
per
compared
Earnings per share
outstanding
from
317,000,
the
—V.
v
/Net
quarters represent a one-third
$1,090,406 in
the corresponding
period last year.
The company
had net sales of $18,230,878, also a new high for
the
nine
months,
and
up
$4,782,569
from
$13,448,309
in
the?
previous like period. Orders received through Sept. 27 were $26,increase
the
Period Ended
the
share
based
the
of
Per
three
the
year)
year
a
.
for
Sept.
reserves,
Income
"Earnings -were equivalent to $1.39 per share on the 1,021,892
outstanding at the end of the nine months, which includes
.the new 100,000-share equity issue," Mr. Christianson said.
"Ex¬
cluding the new issue, which reflects more accurately the
true
to
for
fiscal
the September quarter amounted to $681,000, or
share compared with $504,000 or 27 cents per share
for the comparable period last year.
"Our accomplishments
are
in line with our projection for this
period, and we look forward to continued growth in the periods
-
Net
shares
situation
sales
-
income
Cash
Fitchburg Paper Co.—Nine Months' Report—
7
equal
Sales, Net Up
Chairman, announced at the company's annual
period
same
57%.
37
.
Electronic Associates, diversified instrument and cojnputer manu¬
facturer, had record net income off 1,416,120 for the pine months
ended Sept. 27. Xloyd P.
Christianson, President,/announced. -
gross
compared with $221,000 last
representing an increase of 58%.
....
/
the
Net
share outstanding.
For the com¬
parable period a; yqar ago earnings before reserves' were; $58,175
equal to 46' cents per share outstanding,
'
,'•■■■. . ■ '
In a report prepared for stockholders, Mr. Breiner declared that
quarterly profits for the period .ended. Sept. 30■„ totaled $61,282
//Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America—9 Mos.' Report
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Buckeye's
1962
earnings
were
(after adjusting for a two-for-one
revenues
of $27,392,000.—V.
share
1963), on
share,
cent
one
volume.—V.' 197,
sales
or
7'
months
six
losses,
Sales
$19,-
earned
of $266,722,000.
revenues
77
General
first half were $2,
1963
customers,
of
M. .Breiner,
James
,
1233.
p.
freight cars,
variety
wide
a
General American
gross
per
May
863.
p.
for
share, as
share, in the
Net Higher—
on
1962
on
railroad
and imanufactures
Illinois.
and
$1.60
in
meeting that net
(first quarter of
common
served,
:
listed
was
split
William A. Shea,
First Connecticut Small Business Investment Co.—
the capital
t
Sharply—
of
with centralizing Toronto and Montreal operations in
single operating unit in Toronto,'and partially through rising
operating expenses. Through this centralization the company will
enjoy substantial cost savings by eliminating duplication of facili¬
ties, services, and inventories, without any reduction in territories
198, p. 862.
Eitel-McCullough, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
,
earnings
associated
had
company
1
,
a
Proposed New York Stock Exchange Listing—
On
month
nine
compared with $22,000, or eight cents per
common
same period of 1962.'
.: 'The reduction in earnings was
caused partially by extra expenses
Towne.
&
Earnings
per
Towne transaction when the
two proposals: to increase
to 19, and to elect five new
posts
the
company hais reported that sales for the six months ended
30, 1963, were $3,046,298 as compared with sales of $3,024,809 in the same period of the prior year.
14
similar
that
stated
Tilton
Fireco Sales Ltd.—Net Lower—
the
„
General Battery & Ceramic Corp.
The
on
from
or
198,
June
i
r
adjourned until
was
share,
per
Indiana
stock
outstanding
options
statements.
proxy
special shareholders meeting
date
closing
meeting
the
stock
restricted
plan for key Yale & Towne employees, making
exercisable in Eaton common shares, according to
options
The
the
assume
existing
formula
a
special
They authorized 600,000
proposals:
1964.
manufactures
terminals
industry. Jn
for
$3.41
or
Michigan,
Nine Months'
$860,848
were
approximately 1%
greater than those of the same period
last year ($1.11 per share). In 1963, fbr the first time, a reserve
has been set aside for the payment of Federal income taxes which
to
date has
amounted
to $214,000,
or
20%
of consolidated net
income before
taxes. Pre-tax earnings
were
26.1%
greater than
those of the same period last year when no Federal income tax
liability was incurred.
Third quarter earnings before appropriations for general reserves
and after
provision for Federal income taxes were 36 cents per
share, compared with 40 cents for the saipe period of 1962, and
38 cents for each of the first and second quarters of this year.
According to Mr. Tilton, the slight decline in earnings in the
third quarter can be attributed
to the non-recurring expenses of
the
opening of the new Los Angeles branch office of the Asso¬
ciation in July.—V. 198, p. 193.
products.
hardware
in exchange for the transfer of its
subsidiary, will receive from Eaton and in
in
its
Mr.
Towne,
new
—
ciation,
assets to
dis¬
tribute to present Yale & Towne shareholders, three-fourths of an
Eaton
common
share,
and
one-fourth
of
a
new
Eaton
43/4%
cumulative convertible preferred
share with a par value of $25
Yale
Eaton's
Santa Barbara
of
net earnings, of Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara
subsidiary^ Santa Barbara Mutual Building & Loan Asso¬
amounted to
$1.12 per
share before appropriations to
general reserves for the nine month period ended Sept. 30, 1963,
according to an announcement by Lloyd I. Tilton, President.
,
&
products
leases and
storage
$4,271,000,
Corp.
that-the--transaction
expected
early
to share^
which no
if
submitted
be
meetirigs, "for
special
-
Buckeye owns and operates a crude, oil and ^petroleum products
pipe line system in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,
Consolidated
and
^
.
Yale
the
of
Net Up Slightly-
Towne Manufacturing
Co. will continue to direct
the operations of Yale & Towne, Inc.,
here and abroad, and will maintain the Yale & Towne trademarks
and trade names in
the fields of materials handling equipment,
The
completed
American
tank
368,000,
198,
1962.—V.
30,
Nov.
on
at
is
be/subject to approval
various other require¬
to
will
.
General
operates
*
Financial
transaction,
the
of
$56,509;798
of
proposal
It
.
wiir
and
the terms of the proposal, Buckeye, will be operated as a
wholly-owned- subsidiary txf General American and Buckeye's present
management and policies will be continued.
<
'
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' j
& Towne.
scheduled for Oct. 31, the
present Yale & Towne assets and business will be transferred to
a
newly organized and wholly-owned subsidiary of Eaton,
to be
the
At
total
a
The
set.
been
'i- 7/7 7:7. 7 7// 7 77'/7,' (/
.7
transaction
companies
7 Under
assets qf the corporation as of Sept. 30, 1963,
$79,340,0317This "Was/an increase of $22,830,233 or-
to
against
1137.
p.
of
President
and
40.4%
the
-
both
companies!
both
yet
will be
'approved
on
combined
Total
amounted
on Oct. 11, in
according to a
separate , special meetings held
Greenwich, Conn., respectively,
at
in
company
of
have
dates
i.The
Cleveland
'77
of
conditions.
and
holders
multi-'
story commercial office buildings owned by subsidiaries totaled
$174,731 or 10.6 cents per share and represents cash retained by
the corporation.
Taxes amounted to $64,490 or 3.8 cents per sharp.
678.
p.
'
Exchange.
shareholders bf
ments
,
has
1963 had 5,688,474 shares outstanding. Both General
and Buckeye's stock are listed on the New York Stock
General American's stock is also listed on the Midwest
Consummation
by
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
.
30,
Exchange.
Duffy-Mott President, said that the temporary
f; $396,556, David H. Murtjock,.president, announced,
corrected itself as the company entered its
This was
equal to 24 cpntS .per share on the 1,654,839 shares
period and that earnings during most..
1
outstanding at the end of .the period, Mr. Murdock said. Comparable
of this period returned to
the same levels as those of the corfigures for last year are not available inasmuch as the corpora-;
responding period in 1962.
/ tion
was
not formed until late in 1962.
'
He
went on to say that with the-firming of fruit prices genEarnings
before depreciation/ estimated! taxes and >appropria-,
erallyf and -apple 'product prices particularly, the. company antici-,
tions to reserves amounted to $635,759 or 38.4 cents per share.
pates a return to the growth pattern in sales and -earnings thqt
Meinhold,
E.
H.
decline
Sept.
American's
.
before
but
taxes
of Arizona—Earnings Report—
the, ninq months, ended Sept. 30- after allowance
appropriations, to general reserves 'totaled
for
Earnings
,
.
<■
'
.
:
*"
Grolier Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On Oct.
'
:
V-.7 "
'
15, the
company announce^ that it had
sold privately $50
million of unsecured notes due Dec. 1, 1983, with six
institutional
lenders.
The sale
was
negotiated by
Dominick & Dominick, New York.
The financing enables the company to consolidate
several issues of outstanding long-term debt and to
substantially reduce current bank loans. The need for
the funds arises primarily in connection with install¬
ment sales of the company's publications.
Grolier is a leading publisher of educational and
reference books, including Encyclopedia Americana,
Encyclopedia International and The Book of Knowl¬
edge. These books and other products are sold world-
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
,
(formerly, Grolier Society Inc.) has called for
redemption on Nov. 15, 1963, all of its outstanding 53A7o deben¬
tures aue Nov.
15, 1969 at 103%.
Payment will be made at the
Savings Bank Trust Company, New York.—V. 198, p. 570.
used
Dively, Chairman, told shareholders attending the
company's 68th annual meeting that shipments and earnings for
the
new
fiscal year ending June 30, 1964,
are expected to be
higher than last year.
The company manufactures printing equip¬
ment and electronic products.
\v;:;
S.
and
to
of
$306,294
than
year
a
in the marketing of some
did not make budget."—V. 198, p. 193."
:
'
;
.'..
.V'■
'
'"
'
■
7.'.'
K
v
The
new
to
'
"
■
'
'
•
•
■
1963,
with earnings
—V.
198,
compares
cents.
48
:
•
Home Oil Co. Ltd.—Partial
The
it was reported that the company had applied
for listing its
common stock on
the New York Stock Exchange.
—V. 198, p. 383.
' /
:
convertible
secured
ment
V
;
at
'branch
any
15,
of
the
inclusive.—V.
are
convertible
196,
into
common
Oct.
Canadian
13,
to Dec.
18, 1963, it was reported that $10,000,000 of this
firm's 5%% debentures due 1965 had been sold pri¬
Oct.
vately, in Canada, at par by the company's subsid¬
iary, Hudson's Bay Co., Acceptance, Ltd.
Harry & Partners, Ltd., and James Richardson
Sons, Winnipeg, assisted in the
utility at prices from 105.89 down to par.
Beginning in 1964, they will have the
sinking fund calculated to retire 48%
&
negotiations.—V. 197,
2251.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition—
company
and
cash
Ilikon
>
stock.
operated as a division of Ilikon, has
of metal shells lor the latter's ultra¬
which will be
principal supplier
the
simulation,
vacuum systems
for space
the fabrication of metals for
high
its
of
and'also is
Oct.
Co.—Secondary
Steel
engaged
benefit of a;
of the issue
Oversubscribed—On
at
1963 to shareholders
15,
Aug.
July
.15,
1963.
half of the' 1963-1964
favorable levels," Mr. Zappone
second
197,
Trading Suspended—V
the common stock
of the company was
suspended from trading on the American Stock Exchange in view
of the fact that the company does not meet the standards of the
1963,
10,
Oct.
Corp.—A. S. E. Delists Common—
Lefcourt Realty
the
delisted
the
with SEC permission,
to the fact that
Exchange for
1439.
14, the American Stock Exchange,
Oct.
On
stock
common
of
the
due
company
does not meet the standards of the
listing in respect to earnings.—V. 198, p.
company
continued
Lionel Corp.—New Control—
Industries,
Defiance
See
Industries,
Litton
prove.
Asset Sale—
196,
issue.—V.
this
—
p.
1876.
Shareholders Ap¬
Adler
y
Electronics,
Adler
See
Inc.,
Inc.
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
1439.
p.
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Net Higher—
-
Morgan J. Cramer, President, has reported
ended Sept. 30, 1963, earnings were
months
that for the three
at a record $7,941,-
;532,
compared with $7,641,365 for the comparable 1962 period.
Earnings available per common share, based on 6,575,548 shares
outstanding, were $1.18 vs. $1.13 on 6,574,148 shares, outstanding
in
the
1962 quarter.
'
,
fdf the third quarter were $133,048,347, the second-highest
reported by Lorillard for a third quarter, but down slightly
from the/record $133,960,261 reported last year.
For
the nine months net income increased to $20,068,970 from
Sales
,
29,000.
"
■
The
"
V
' r
qualified to do business within the Common¬
limited, however, to its participation in
is
company
wealth
Pennsylvania
of
and operation of the Keystone Generating Station.
The generating and transmission facilities of the company, and
of New
Jersey Power & Light Co. ("NJP"), Metropolitan Edison
ownership
the
Co.,
of
17, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offer¬
the
;Exchange for continued listing in respect of share distribution. The
Exchange will apply to the SEC for permission to delist the issue.
or about 20.3%
of the total area of the state. The company
approximately 271,000 residential customers and serves an
estimated population of 861,000.
It also sells electricity at whole¬
sale
to
four
municipalities having an estimated
population of
-
Inland
during
Kostin Corp.—A. S. E.
On
ever
$18,453,202
in
share
mon
like
the
period.
1962
$2.97
were
vs.
$2.72
second highest
the
peak mark of $385,022,065 set
available per, com¬
ago.
Nine months" sales,
totaled $384,433,597, against
1962.—V. 198, p. 288.
Earnings
year
a
in company history,
the
in
and
Pennsylvania Electric
Utilities
Public
General
Co.,
Corp.
all
of
which are subsidiaries
("GPU"),
a
holding
has announced a completely new auto¬
screen doors. After more than a year of
is ready for marketing. When installed, the door
/opens easily and closes automatically, smoothly and firmly behind
the person passing through.
Door
closers for
hinged doors are in common use. This em¬
This
the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935,
are
interconnected and are operated as an
integrated and co¬
ordinated
system.
Major facilities of the integrated system are
designed and installed on an over-all system basis in an effort to
realize the capital and
operating cost economies resulting from
larger-size units as well as the maximum
economic utilization
of
thp relatively low cost fuel of central and western Pennsyl¬
vania to the extent consistent with the protection of local area „
service requirements, This policy has led to a relative concentration
Z of the steam generating capacity for the integrated system in the,'
Pennsylvania Electric Co. territory where low cost fuel is available.
In addition to being interconnected among themselves,
the elec¬
tric transmission facilities of the integrated system are also physi¬
cally
interconnected with neighboring non-affiliated utilities in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and New York and the system
companies contemplate making additional interconnections in the
near
future.
The existing interconnection facilities are used for
substantial capacity
and energy interchange transaction as well
as emergency assistance and
it is anticipated that such additional
interconnections would be similarly employed.
'
Company
Denver
testing,
sliding
for
closer
matic
the item
phasizes the need
increase
large
the
tested
and perfected
for
over
a
year. It
is
one of the country's leading door closer man¬
anodized aluminum finish on the closer looks and
door itself.
The
ufacturers.
the
like
wears
with
for the McGraw sliding screen door closer
of the use of sliding doors everywhere.
been
made by
being
now
has
closer
This
company
registered under
Distributing Co.—New Product—
McGraw Mfg. &
has
space
1050.
p.
paid
business
of
promise to continue
p. 2251.
year
said.—V.
dividend
close
earnings
of
of
miles
other uses. Ilikon plans to move
simulation production facilities to the Middlesex
plant in
Somerville, where development work on new and ad¬
vanced
techniques of metal fabrication will be conducted.
"This
will
substantially
broaden
Middlesex's sales base
and
will
lead
to expansion
in previously undeveloped areas, such as
production of actual hardware for satellite parts and communicatibns
components for .space vehicles," Mr.
Bonis said.—V. 198,
in
most
fiscal
stock
the
at
and
per
share on the 363,600
the same period in 1962. The
Keystone Alloys common stock
cents
46
or
Of¬
will be used for construction.,
BUSINESS—The company is an electric public utility furnish¬
ing service wholly within and organized under the laws of the
State of New Jersey.
It provides retail electric service to all or
portions
of
134 municipalities
in the north central and east
central parts of New Jersey comprising approximately 1,528 square
has
Middlesex,
been
918.
Proceeds from the sale
acquired Middlesex Welding Co., Inc., Somerwille, Mass., it was announced by L. J. Bonis, President of Illikon
on
Oct. 14. The acquisition was made for an undisclosed amount
of
p.
prior to maturity.
Ilikon
The
197,
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., bid 100.08 for the debentures, also as 4%%. Bids
for a 4%%
coupon came/from Kidder, Peabody &
Co., 101.499; Halsey, Stuart & Co.-, 101.47; and White,
Weld & Co., 101.45.
V
The new 4%s will be optionally redeemable by the
.
$167,894,
2%
a
"Sales
The First Boston group with a bid of'
A group led by Eastman
by
15,
of
at the end
outstanding shares
in
record
of
v.//-.-/-/;
$199,242 for the period, or 52 cents per common
378,290 shares outstanding. This compares with
a
outstanding
reflects
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Co.—Debentures Sold Privately—On
Hudson's Bay
shares
increase
against $3,692,652 during
$3,823,024
Were
last year.
was
the
on
income
net
100.419 for the 4%% coupon.
1963,
vi ,,V
2378.
p.
stock
Corp.; this issue.—V.
York, and associates offered publicly, $9,000,000 of
Jersey Central Power 4%% debentures due Oct. 1,
1988 at 101.262% and accrued interest to yield 4.54%.
The debentures were won at competitive bidding
Bank of Commerce.
Debentures
share
half
first
the
for
income
Net
fered—On,Oct. 16, 1963, The First Boston Corp., New
15, 1963,
its 5%%
1971 at 100%. Pay¬
in, Canada
Occidental Petroleum
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Debentures
,
;
1963,
15,
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Proposed Merger-
v\:.'
Redemption-—
Dec.
debenture^ due
made
be
will
Imperial
Oct.
See
has called for redemption on Dec.
of the sinking fund, $428,000
of
corporation
operation
Fund, Inc.—Proposed N. Y. S. E. Listing—
Japan
On
the
1 >/%■.
through
18
-•
:
383.
p.
in
or
of
gains
;
earnings were
up
during
the first half of the
it was announced by A. J. Zappone, President.
and
_the✓ same period
the
for
share
Net
third quarter
1 >
Net sales and operating
revenues for the nine months' period
were
$358,056,513, which includes billings of $109,000,000 covering
space and defense work at company-owned facilities and fees for
.such
work
at Government-owned facilities., This
compares
with
net sales of $339,637,536 for the corresponding 1962 period, which
included billings of $82,000,000 for space and defense work and fees.
This
stock.
of
1962
$13,603,402
per
the
over
1963-1964 fiscal year,
$9.36 per share, against $12,857,649 or $8.84
same period in 1962, the company announced.
cents per share from sales of investments were
realized
in
the
1963
period, compared with $3.99 in the com¬
parable period last year.—V. 195, p. 2154.
and
more
Net Higher—
Keystone Alloys Co.—Sales,
Sales
spandex
and
were
ended Sept. -30,
a share.
This
months of 1962.
earnings were 50 cents on its
of
quarter
third
the
For
thread
said.
with $1.36 a share for the first nine
common
Gainey, President,
40,000-square-foot
yearbook
a
or
reviewed company plans to build
manufacturing
plant
at Visalia,
J.
Calif., next year, reported on current construction of a new awards
plant at Princeton, 111., and on expansion of the firm's diploma
plant at Redwing, Minn.—V. 198, p. 864.
operating income, excluding net gains on sales of invest¬
ments, increased 6% in the first nine months of 1963 and amounted
products
earnings will be up by 15%
high of $1.7 million during fiscal 1963.
Sales
has reported that for the 9 months
on
its
common
stock were $1.26
company
earnings
rubber
extruded
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Net Up 6%—
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Net Lower—
compares
in
the
,
predicted
Daiuiel
Net
occurred
"Delays
of
one
product—of elastic fabrics,
yarn.—V. 198, p. 194.
.
,
second quarter improvement,
both periods
earlier,"- Willard Gidwitz,
President,
the
;-"Despite
lower
integrated
the preceding quarter.
cents a share.
14
or
He
record
which are sold principally
to manufacturers of
garments and swimwear. International Stretch is an
producer—from the raw chemical stage to the finished
foundation
sales and earn¬
^
Vv <
For the t&fee months ended Aug. 31, 1963,
sales increased to
$18,268,722 from $17,288,982 for the preceding three months. Net
earnings were $567,361, equal to 27 cents a share, compared with
of
licensee
a
;
previously estimated that sales will hit $36 million in
ending June 30, 1964, compared with record sales of $31.3
during fiscal 1963.
'
\
'
"
plants in the United. States and
Australia, and a joint venture in the
world's largest manufacturers of broad
ahead."
year
year
million
'Ansomex'
the
annual
starting out extremely
and
earnings pattern
sales
in
and earn¬
Chairman,
meeting,
said
the
well and we anticipate the
of the company will con¬
Josten's
at
/elastics
woven
has reported higher second quarter
company
compared with
1963,
Rico,
Third
Gainey
the
,
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Helene Curtis
/.
operation—with
Ansonia
Puerto
in¬
an
third quarter sales of 1962.
over
speaking
"is
year
increased
tinue
use
Netherlands—is
'
sales
growing
ISP's
953.
The
for
outlook
7%
or
of
will post another record year in sales
fiscal 1964 according to Daniel C. Gainey,
Gainey,
fiscal
Oct.
is exciting," Mr. Cohen stated, "due
of elastic garments in Latin America. This,
coupled with that area's growing population and rising standard
of
living,
should provide an expanding market for the elastic
fabrics
of the
newly formed company."
,
<•
quarter of the new year—will be lower than last year, due
to delayed shipments caused by a two-month strike at the Dayton,
Ohio plant.
The company expects to pick up most of the delayed
shipments during the balance of the fiscal year; he said.—V. 198,
ings
on
the
Earnings
1962.
company
Mr.
provide
"The
earnings
during
ings
Ansonia Mills de Mexico, S. A., will produce and
country wide woven and knitted elastic fabrics
in foundation garments and swimwear. The step
...
to
of
Josten's, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
The
13
by Martin Cohen, President of ISP.
technical know-how and marketing direction
the newly formed company which will have an initial investment
approximately $100,000.
will
Ansonia
first
p.
primarily
months
a
announced
was
the Harris-Intertype Chief Executive said that ship¬
earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30—the
However,
ments
as
that
in
market
Forecast—
Harris-Intertype Corp.—Earnings
George
/
to be known
v
nine
were $2.32 against $2.17 in 1962.
quarter of 1963 were $118,508,000,
$8,603,000 were $985,000 or 13% higher than
for the third quarter of
1962.
Earnings per share in the period
were
$1 compared with 89 cents in 1962.—V. 198, p. 287.
wholly-owned subsidiary of International Stretch
Products, has formed an elastic fabric company in conjunction with
La
Hortensia,
S. A.,
a
weaver,
dyer, finisher,
and printer of
fabrics,
located in Zumpango,
Mexico. The 50/50 joint venture,
Mills,
/Ansonia
first
the
7
-
period
third
of $8,173,000
quarter
International Stretch Products, Inc.—New Foreign
Affiliate—
Debentures—
for
than
the
the
for
Sales
crease
corporation
The
higher
share in
per
1962.—V. 198, p. 287,
pared with $42,310,238 for the nine months of
7%
or
foreign subsidiaries, excluded from net earnings reported, amounted
to
$48,384,686 for the nine months ended Sept.
30, 1963, com¬
sales
6,500
through the company's door - to - door
organization which comprises approximately
full-time sales representatives.
%/f'wide
To Redeem
(1535)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
firm's common stock made
oversubscribed and the books
ing of 75,000 shares of this
$43 per share was
at
-closed.
'
proceeds will go to selling stockholders.—V. 197,
2251.
Net
p.
International
Sold
it
of Washington, D. C.
Hank
—
Notes
Privately—On Oct. 15, the Bank announced that
placed privately $4,750,000 of 5%% secured
Sept. 1, 1978.
Proceeds will be used for refunding short-term
had
notes due
obligations.
The
secured
chusetts
notes
were
purchased
by the Massa¬
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the
Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
& Co. of Washington, and Hub¬
Johnston, Lemon
Mottelay, Inc., New York City,
placement.
a private merchant bank with
diversified interests in banking, insurance, industrial
and commercial companies in the United States and
bard,
Westervelt &
Stone
shares outstanding
$6.35 a share on
1962.
Sept; 30, 1963, before
U.
S.
Federal
income
taxes, amounted to $420,370,232 against
$358,722,831 in the corresponding 1962 period.
Gross income
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963, from
sales,
service and rentals in the United States amounted
to
$1,509,215,727 compared with $1,399,360,957 in the corresponding
1962 period, an increase of 7.9%.
Gross income from IBM regular
products showed an' increase of 12.9%.
Military products gross
income showed a 30.7%
decrease compared with the nine months '
of
1962.
This decrease reflects a reduction in supply or produc¬
tion type contracts and a greater
emphasis toward research and
27,638,159 shares outstanding Sept. 30,
Net earnings for
the nine months ended
the
-
contracts.
,
.
,
• ,»
,
net earnings of the IBM
World Trade Corp.
totaling $24,475,985 for the nine months of
this year up from $18,430,205 for the same period last year.
Undistributed net earnings of IBM World Trade Corporation's
in
IBM's
net
Corporation———_____
Securities CorporationInc
;
& Co.,
Butcher & Sherrerd
DeHaven
—V.
income
are
severally
198,
Townsend,
&
Crouter
&
Bodine
—V.
$5,310,000
12,000,000
1,250,000
220,000
220,000
York
New
198,
been
appointed
the common stock
Stock
Exchange
of the company was listed
under
the symbol MLX.
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Nine
Period Ended Sept. 30—
,
-
Net
income
Per
Months' Report—
1963
1962
$10,335,472 $10,396,741
443,026
475,607
share
—V.
:
$1.51
$1.46
115.
195, p.
Mack
for
475.
p.
Sales
registrar
,
Stock Exchange Listing—
1963,
11,
Oct.
has
stock of the corporation.
New York
the
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
•
common
On
on
respective
/
1327.
p.
The
the
Shirt Corp.—Sales Up
15%—
President, has announced that for the nine
record sales of $8,468,000 were achieved.
This
increased sales volume resulted in net income,
after taxes,
of
$405,000,
equivalent to $1.13 per common share
(A and B
combined) for the nine months.
In
his letter to
shareholders, Mr. Mack stated that sales for
the nine months period showed an increase of 15%
as compared
Richard
months
Mack,
J.
ended
Sept.
30,
the comparable period of 1962. He pointed out that
income figures for
the nine months of 1962 are
this is the first year of
reporting quarterly to
with sales for
Corp.—Expansion Program—
Bargain Stores in 1964 plans to open no less than 70
and anticipates a sales volume in excess of $60-million,
John's
Corp.—Net Up 17.9%
Earnings per share were $7.45 on ,the 27,763.507
at
the end of the period.
This compares with
Included
Webster
Struthers
John's Bargain Stores
nine
development
&
Wood,
new
the
First Boston
The
1138.
months ended Sept. 30, 1963, net earnings were
$206,970,232 after estimated U. S. Federal income taxes, Thomas
J. Watson, Jr., Chairman, reported.
This is an increase of 17.9%
over
the
$175,522,831
reported for the same
period last year.
For
have
Amount
International Bank is
International Business Machines
below
named
agreed to purchase from
the company the following
^principal amounts of the 1988 series debentures:
assisted in this private
overseas.—V. 198, p.
purchasers
PURCHASERS—The
Corp.—Appointment—
McLouth Steel
Cohen,
Boston
This
new
as
shareholders.—V.
than
on
Mr. Cohen said in describing what he termed "... a
for the mass-merchandising of goods," the company
sales
its
280
told the 35th, annual meeting of the
Distribution at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
Vice-President,
Conference
year,
system
expects
stores.
to
reach $46-million and will have opened more
1952 and 1962, John's Bargain Stores'
Between
for 1962 exceeded $40-million.
"Although bargains are
not unique in retailing, the idea of
bargain stores as a large retailing enterprise certainly is unique,"
Mr.
Cohen
told the Conference,
emphasizing that the growth of
his company represented the application of modern marketing and
distribution
techniques to
a
chain of bargain stores."—V. 198,
opened
stores,
211
and
Sales
1963
set
sales
"
679.
,
Johns-Manville
C.
unavailable
198,
p.
475.
:
/
stores
James
p.
comparative
for
an
both
the
all-time
Carp.—Sales Up 5%; Net 7%—
third
quarter
record for
any
the first nine months of
quarter or nine-month period,
and
Burnett, President reported.
Dollar earnings
also showed improvement
B.
compared with 1962.
Sales for the first nine
months of 1963 were $307,607,000, an
increase of $13,312,000 or 5%
over sales for the same period of
1962.
For the year to date, earnings of $19,805,000 were $1,306,000
Macke
Sales
fiscal
Vending Co.—Sales, Net
earnings
year
ended
and
Higher—
cash flow all reached record levels
30, 1963, it was announced by
Sept.
Goldman, President, at
Security Analysts.
Sales
climbed to $40
a
meeting of
the
New York
in the
Aaron
Society
of
million in 1962. Net
earnings are preliminarily estimated at $950,000 vs. $863,000 in
1962.
Cash
flow,
or
funds from operations, are estimated to
reach about $3.3 million, up from $2.8 million in the previous year.
Mr. Goldman told the.analysts that these cash funds have in ef¬
fect
financed the
entire year's purchase of vending and other
capital equipment by Macke and its subsidiaries.
"This continu¬
ously increasing cash flow" he said, "has been the built-in factor
which
has enabled
us
to increase sales and earnings four-fold
since 1958.
It makes it possible for us to project a doubling of our
sales
and profits
over
the next five years without recourse to
million
from
$33.8
equity financing."
expects to reach $46-47 million sales in 1964—a 15%
a
similar
increase
in profits, assuming general
business conditions remain favorable," Mr. Goldman said.—V. 198,
additional
"Macke
increase—with
P.
680.
...
,
|if*
8
•<>
Per
snare-..
—V.
198,
1902
1®JSS
lb,b0j;fa7*
—
1 '7
»14t>
—
——
;
195.
p.
Report—
1903
Operating income—..
Net
operating
income
'
...'
,
$1.32,.
.
the
Fruit
this issue.—V.
Inc.,
Co.,
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Stockholders
assets
of
corporation.
matic
'
held.-r-V.
common
Nine-month
on
sales
a
of
company
z
'•
'
■
■
'
■
said
diversification
company's
sales
Net
the
for
!
ended
program.
months
nine
Sept.
30
$81,041,000,
were
reported on an adjusted basis for the same
a
year
ago.
Earnings amounted to $4,477,000. up from
the
$3,903,000
reported for
the corresponding period last year.
This is equal to a $1.09 a share compared with 96 cents in 1962.
Third-quarter sales totalled $29,154,000, 9%
greater than the
$26,774,0U0 reported a year ago on the" adjusced basis. Net earn¬
ings for the third quarter were-15% 'ahead of those a year ago—
$1,872,000, or 46 cents a share, compared with $1,633,000 or 40
against
period
cents
$77,216,000
share.—V.
a
The
has'
-company
called
4%%
its
of
1138.
p.
•'.,:
'•?r
Gas Light Co.—Partial
Milwaukee
$262,000
198,
first
bonds
'
May
and
The company has
for redemption on Nov. 15, 1963,
$385,000 of its 5%%
first mortgage bonds due May 15, 1985 at
102:23%
plus accrued interest,■ ■
,
Payment will be made at the Mellon National Bank
& Trust
Co., Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, or the First National City Bank,
2 Broadway, N.
Y., or The First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee,
101.83%
interest;
also called
plus
the
accrued
Insurance
196.
1660.
p.
months'of
nine
force
V.
Sept.
198,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Record Sales,'Net—
The
has
company
ended
Sept.
trial
The
controls
for
the three months
compared with $138,-
sales
$159,998,567,
year
a
■•••'
ago.
•!•''%/ '
■
-
of
manufacturer
equal
$9,251,177,
after
outstanding.
Sales
against
months
nine
first
months
,earnings amounted
with $17,083,971,
last
year.—V.
198,
1963
1962
$470,031,719,
were
as
period.
has
corporation
through operation
debentures
be
made
or
the
V.
due
197,
redemption,
Nov.
on
15,
1963,
sinking fund, $140,000 of its 5%; 20-year
100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will
at
First
Louis
for
the
1981
the
at
St.
of
called
National
Union
City
Trust
Co.,
Bank, 55
510 Locust
Wall
St.,
St.,
N.
Y.,
Louis.—
St.
1532.
p.
Rayon
Co.—Rights Offering Completed
Oct.
16, it was reported that Mitsubishi Rayon of Tokyo,
Japan, which recently sold a long-term bond Issue in this country,~
had'raised a total of 2,600,000,000 Yen, or approximately $7,250,000,
in*'new
capital
Through
the
successful
completion
offering.
The
'
a
rently
A
the
on
held.
basis
Since
offered
not
long-term
this
of
the
to
stock
U.
S.
the
is
Rayon
next
live
for
of
for
of
New
income
each
undertaking
was
shares
two
with
cur¬
SEC
the
it
placed
in
firm
of
Exchange
major
a
expansion
prograih
involving an expenditure of approximately
$55,000,000. The program will place the
company in the
field Of
new acrylic,
polypropylene and acetate fibers. The company is also
increasingly
years
expanding
chemicals.—V.
198.
in
the
field
of
plastics, resins
■//■"/
384./
p.
The
Chemical
three
company
has
months ended
third
similar
and
Sales
exceeded
income
rose
In
Third
of
sales
the
and
net
above' those
"
: '
'
were
same
1962
income
of
for
the
previous
any
totaled
third
1963
and
$298,069,000,
quarter.
Income
$16,912,000 in the
by
compared
for
the
previous
,
20%.
to
period
$247,449
-
$20-
>was
year.
earned
to
sales, of
income
for
939.000
a
in'1963
the
year
and
$784,039,000
nine
months
earlier.
$2.07
in
Nine
share
a
1962's
was
first
three
$60,484,000
month, earnings
1962. '
for
the
nine
trimmings,
this
quarters
year
came, to
and
$2.06
products,
haSV re¬
months
ended Sept. 28, 1963,
with $9,368,521 for the
compared
quarter^ of 1963
cents
22
totaled
share.
a
$3,447,556,
This
-
or
sales
and
deficit
present
Such
—V,
third
quarter
p.
And
will
favorable
a
198.
periods,, however,, all
erased.
was
we
result
trend
in
optimistic
arc
in
earnings
289.
that
year-to-year
a
is,
a
new
gains
increase
of
of
penny
course
in
insurance
exchange,
write and retain
to
to
enable
National
larger net volume of
a
; ''
,
'
•'
j;
,
BUSINESS—The
"i
headquartered at 8030 Forsyth Blvd.,
ClaytonMo./ was incorporated under »the laws of Missouri on
Oct.
7,
1947, under the name National Associated Underwriting
Co.
It
The
company
changed
Aviation
1962
it
write
to
of
most
toi
The
will
capital
(his
is
company
will
The
make
loans
organized
was
connection
the
contemplates
company
loans
secured
would
with
then
by
be
lien
a
sold
to
a
anticipates that approximately
required for AirBanc's operations
be
being
".
•'
in
company
used
institution.
negotiated.
loans
aircraft.
Such
amount
financial
a
event
making
initially
The
was /organized
in
subsidiary does not
holding the subsidiary
the Exchange were to
foreign countries/
>
a Missouri
corporation,
of
aviation
institution.
been
in
involved.
working
$50,000
sale
general
the
Ltd.
This
is
company
in
Inc.,
business
subsidiary
financial
Bahamas.
the
useful
America,
aircraft
International,
the
but
be
the
of
this
the
of
insurance
of
in
engage
purchase
laws
business
might
AirBanc
with
to its present name on July 2,
1963. '
subsidiaries, AirBanc of America, Inc. and
International. Ltd., both of which are wholly-/
name
two
Insurance
the
any
yet
its
has
Aviation
under
that
company,
Insurance
owned.
The
to carry loans pending their
terms of such sales have not
';.•'•'z
v
attorney-in-fact
National
Insurance
Under¬
.
/
the
same
manner
company,The
stock or mutual
organization
as
Exchange
which
the
acting
through
a
common
insurance. Such contracts
the
in
that
subscriber
(the
cluding
the
the
premium
is
the
paid
is
in
the
is
other
insurance
essentially
(2)
the
both
to
is
Exchange
earnings.
Under
the
of
the
executed
business
and
the
of
derived
to
pany
full
contracts
the
sub¬
and,
to
Net
the
each
agreement"
10%
it
and
is
The
has
corporation
called
for
Inc.—Partial Redem'n—
redemption
Government
series
be
due
made
15,
New
Insured
Nov.
at
the
1,
Merchant
1978
Chase
York.-—V.
at
par,
Marine
197,
p,
Bonds
plus accrued
Manhattan
Bank,
its
5%
interest.
80
Pine
l'
Nov.
on
through operation of the sinking fund, $290,000 of
1963
United States
SS
Argentina
Payment
St.
New
will
York
1572.
the
best
interest
the
of
to
company
by
the
firm
to
the
Exchange
supervision of the entire business of the
do
the
are
supervision
and
is
its
provided
two
paid
by
the
company
has
the
quarter
and
the
nine
announced
months
ended
record
Sept.
earnings
for
both
30, 1963.
A private
counterpart of the Federal Housing Administration
sixold MGIC is the largest private insurer of
conventional home
mortgage loans in the country and the only firm of its kind
operat¬
ing on a nation-wide basis
enterprise
The
business
the
two
This
Exchange's
Compensation
suring
1962
and
for
84%
business.. ,The
balance
minor
participation
airline
commercial
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
in
"pool"
PRESENT
(50
long-term
198,
cent
par)
the'com¬
12,
on
Austin,
merging
Texas.
Proposed
—
with
Security
"
Security National stockholders will
National Western stock.
of
is subject
to approval by
198, p. 1328.
the Texas and Colorado
■/.,/.
taxes
Number
of
—V.. 198,
•
1,749,439
___
1 .508,659
880,034
shares
787.659
$0.53
_
Power
_
Co.—Bonds
SO.48
1,616,762
outstanding
.....//v: '■ ->■ >v;/
425.
p.
721,000
869,405
share
per
Nevada
1 .629,106
Offered—On
Oct.
17,
public
a
/
1962
$15,454,916 $14 .624.773
taxes
offering of SI 1,000,000 Nevada Power Co.
4V2% first mortgage bonds, series
G, due Oct. 1, 1993,
was
made
by an underwriting group managed by
White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York. The bonds were
priced at 99.186%, plus accrued
interest, to yield
4.55%. The group was awarded the issue at
competi¬
tive sale on Oct. 16 on its bid of
98.296% for a 4l/i>%
coupon.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody &
bonds, also as 4M>s.
from
Merrill
Lehman
Co.,
Lynch,
Brothers
jointly,
Bids
for
Pierce,
Fenner
Salomon
and
bid 98.089 for the
4%% coupon came
a
&
Smith
Brothers
&
Inc.,
Hutzler,
jointly, 99.7799; Blyth & Co., 99.61, and Halsey, Stuart
& Co., 99.50.
Net proceeds from the sale of these
bonds, together
monies obtained
from
the sale
last
week
of
120,000 shares of the
company's common stock at
with
$36.87 V2
loans
share, will be used
a
of
for
the
balance
of
to finance construction
1963
and to repay bank
$9,600,000 incurred to finance that program.
REDEMFTfON
FEATURES
The
—
bonds
company's option at a price of 104 ',2%
Sept. 30, 1964, and at declining prices
fund
ing
100%
at
commencing
of
pany
the
at,
company's
in
of
1964.
Bonds
option prior
borrowed
,
redeemable
are
at
and
however,
not.
1,
1968,
/
directly
the
to
cost
sink¬
the
for
may
Oct.
to
interest
an
.
the
at
principal amount through
thereafter
•
z
,
com¬
•
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered in
Las Vegas,
is an
operating public utility engaged in furnishing electric service to
Las Vegas and
Elko, Nevada, and in the vicinity of these cities.
It
supplies
and
in
to
to
power
Nellis
Air
Force
County.
Pacific
Utilities
Colorado
The
River
is
Power
Co.,
obtains
generation at Clark
purchase ol power at
Idaho
Arizona.
Power
of
L-»s
Ve^as
Mercury and Jackass Flats
lor
California
Edison
resale
California
to
Co., and
the
to
Nevada.
electric
by
in
of
at
furnished
Southern
Commission
company
sources
also
northeast
Base
the Atomic Energy Commission
Nye
energy
for its Las Vegas system
Electric Generating Station iui-d by
Steam
Hoover
Power
Dam
for
from
and
the
Elko
steam
generating
obtained lr-om
is
system
Co.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
First
5%
and
direction
series F due
4V2 %
E
due
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
434%
pi'd.
fund
of
Workman's
in¬
5 Va%
123,436 shs
'
,
due
($20
11.000,000
1979
series
5.20%
73.500 shs.
stock
($1
z
agreement,
purchasers
and
terms
100,000 shs.
1,880,307 shs.
below
named
conditions
have
contained
from
the company
new bonds:
purchase
to
100,000 shs.
2,500.000 shs.
par)
the
to
73,50-0 shs,
100,000 shs.
100.000 shs.
„_______„/____rz_Zw
subject
respective
623,000
/
,
500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
/
623,000
series
Common
'
Lssu-
par)
series
5.40%
principal amounts ol
severally
in
the
the
pur¬
following
'
Amount
Amount
"
(000's Omitted)
White,
Weld
Co
&
R.
Corp.
Pressprich
W.
&
1,300
&
Johnston.
1,300
Co.__
Co.
J.
J.
Co,-_
R.
Dickson
S.
&
C
Co.,
A.
&
$750
Co.--'
&
750
Co.
500
&
J
Co
Eros.
&
500
Co.
Legg
C.
Watling,
Inc.
Co.,
Lemon
&
Hogle
John
900
198.
Barth
Kaufman
900
Inc.
—V.
Hutton
F.
1,000
&
-
(000's Omitted)
E.
_$2,200
Paribas
Baxter
Outstanding
$123 403
z
2.000,000
11,010,000
bonds)
inew
5,000,000
5,000.000-
in series
able
'
15.000,000
debs,
stock
Outstanding
$728,000
15.000,000
'
sink,
Cumul.
Authorized
1990
G due 1993
ser.
/
-
1991___-l.___.--_
Debentures':
its
its
series
5%
automobiles
z.
$123,403
'
of
earnings
earnings
services
of
250,000 shs.
debt
Co.
Co.
5,500,000
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
Secured
-
agreement
shares
before
Shields
EFFECT TO
100,000 shs.
1389
"groups'-
or
Outstanding
>.
100,000 shs.
series D due
one
of
risks.
PRESENT FINANCING
5 V4 %
respectively
consists
a
states.
6,473,000
through
and
14%
and
risks
$723,000,
198415,000,000
Exchange consists of underwriting insurance
Injury, Property Damage, and Physical
Damage
account
eleven
Ended Sept. 30-
Net
chase
categories
19o2
series B due
direction
and
31,
4'.V*
the
of
providing Bodily
Coverages with respect to general aviation aircraft
These
300
Co
Lerehen
300
Co.
<fc
300
p.. 1440.
949.
p.
Norcold, Inc.—To Sell Assets and Dissolve—
National Propane
On
for
Oct.
15,
listing
—V.
198,
It
1963,
its
Corp.—Proposed N.Y.S.E. Listing
was
common
reported
stock
on
that "the company
the
New
York
had
Stock
applied
Exchange
7.
p.
Norcold
Stolle
has
Corp.,
firm.
Union
Insurance
Co.
Rights
of
Offering to Stockholders
offering its stockholders the right
—
64,000 additional
the
basis
record
of
Oct.
company
-
to subscribe for
shares at $12 per share, on
shares for each share held of
new
Rights will
expire Nov.
13.
Ferris
Co., Washington, D. C., and McDonnell & Co.,
Inc.,
York, are the principal underwriters.
New
Net proceeds, estimated at
$674,200, will be used to
increase capital and surplus.
BUSINESS--The
of
the
Congress
company
was
of
the
United
incorporated
States
principal
offices
of
K
N.
Washington, D, C.
Street,
W.,
the
firm
are
located
on
in
by
Feb.
Suites
Special
a
14.
will
is
common
1.78
14.
Washington-
The
1511
held
be
years
the
Stolle,
will
become
the
Corp.
produce
at
has
T.
its
expand
and
Norris,
months
been
of
made
to
to
and a liquidating
all public stockholders.
vote
share/bringing
the
on
contract
supplier'of
the
and
the
transaction
manufacturer
for
refrigerators,
compact
Stolle
personnel.
than
500,000
,
square
feet
of
manu¬
Ohio plant. These facilities,
development department, will be
Sidney,
and
the
fiscal
earnings
Norcold
product
line,—V.
196,
p.
plus
used
9. .;/
Corp.—Sales Lower—
Chairman
the
of
more
Norris-Thermador
K.
six
be
Corp., stated that Norcold
a
subsidiary or division of Stolle, and
will
from its Gardena, Calif, offices and plant with
research
own
the
to
11.
Oct.
on
will be dissolved,
meeting
has
President
either
space
firm's
the
business
its
announced
.
Stolle
management
Stolle
facturing
will
nation's, leading
operations
present
The
Norcold
share
sell
to
Ohio appliance manufacturing
President
shareholders
a
Norcold,
continue
per
Sidney,
soon.
several
J.
agreement
an
Norcold
agree,
$4
Ralph
Act
1865.
528-530.
of
said
Lee
For
to
Lee.
H.
shareholders
If
Mr.
The
reached
privately owned
Norman
distribution
year
to
on
mortgage bonds:
4:,4%
series due 1983
The
acting
officers—its, President
states
authority
of
so.
Exchange.
and
Directors
&
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Net
Higher
President Max H, Karl
re¬
com¬
Maryland
insurance
Exchange as a result
1963, the company lias
intention
and
sales
Income
The
subscribers,
the
1,
present
full
10%.
insurance
of
other
Dec.
Insurance
Nov.
departments.—V.
Net
and
the
the
transaction
Earnings
the
charging the
Of
course,
however
the right to waive any part of the 10%' in the
future
has
in
Columbia
'
,
4%>%.
attornev-
by each person purchasing
subscriber can revoke
the
continue
firm
ended
year
EFFECT TO
vote
than
Exchange.
from
of
4,800,000
The
in
'
to
Insurance
terms
insurance
States
Life
„
are
less
"
Lines,
Life
Under
//
'
,
Stockholders
National
casualty
the
-——r'
Western
Merger—
receive
Par)
money
ways
of all moneys received by or due to
the subscribers agreement, since Jan.
the
of
with
each
10%
of
District
redeemed
"application for insur¬
ance," subscribers for insurance in the
Exchange authorize the firm
to charge for Its services to the
Exchange an amount not to exceed
charged
and
and
conducted
the
indirectly
the
to
"subscribers
National
Moore-McCormack
and
.and
limited
were
Authorized
National
to
the company only by cancelling his insurance
which
completely terminates his participation in the Exchange.
also
fire
a
are
During
the
in
be
use
insured
an
insurer.
an
attorney-in-fact is
as
which
basis.
insured
as
Columbia
or
deposit which
a
common
directed
and
therefore
deposit,
manager
authority
agreement
of
operations
capital
a
is analogous to a
joint venture
participant
(each
subscriber
for
premium paid by him.
The company,
attorney-in-fact for all of the subscribers, is in
limited
common
effect
firms
such
encouraging"
-
underwritings
.
to
The Exchange in
many
although the liability
of
the
frorh
and
own,
authorized
subscriber
his
insurance)
differ
"premium"
to
is
company)
Each
of
its
insurance
mutual
or
adjust and pay losses, to pay expenses (in¬
compensation of the attorney-in-fact) and to maintain
the
extent
<1)
continues
deposits
reserves.
stock
unincorporated
policyholders
(known as subscribers),
attorney-in-fact,
exchange
contracts
of
primarily
capital
a
differs,
however, from
insurance company in that it is an
in
licensed
District
and
expenses
for
writers, a reciprocal insurance exchange. The Exchange was licensed
the State of Missouri to commence business on Jan. 18, 1945
and
has
been
operating continuously since that date with the
company as its attorney-in-fact since 1947.
;
'
As
a
reciprocal • insurance exchange, the Exchange functions in
this
in
investment
Nestle-LeMur Co.—Nine Months'
Report—
Oct.
reciprocal
—V.
but
the
(in¬
Casually
net
a
estimated at $258,100, will be used
to make advances to a subsidiary, AirBanc of Amer¬
ica, Inc;, and to National Insurance Underwriters,'a
Allen
Thomas, Monsanto Chairman, said
"Our
first
earnings lagged those of 1962 by 15 cents a share In the
second
in
and
Insurance
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Charles
quarter
Insurance,
assets.
is
company
im the
were
net
with
with
compares
corresponding period last year, and
18 cents a share.—V. 198, p. 289.
Net
$59
share
a
its
non-admitted
indus¬
,'Net proceeds,
$884 400 000
in
of
—VUni98 Sp°C(i74
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
or
$88,221,
The
pany
Virginia
billion.—
14, 1963? A. G. Edwards & Sons, St.
Louis, offered publicly, 24.000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $24.50 per share.'
Net
quarter
against
the first
Insurance in
Vice-Presidents.
period
on
Monsanto
i
30
during
this year.
totaled
$1.36
rendered
earnings in 1963 were equivalent to 68 cents a
29,326,903 shares, outstanding.
In
1962's
third
period
59 cents a share on
29,010,147 shares.
Sales for the first nine months of 1963
amounted
share
Z
those
sales
1962's
in
Sept:
Damage
,
the
for
fered—On
19%>.
Consolidated
000
207,000
reported-that
$367,980,992
>
$5,-
Period
the
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
quarter.-,.,/.'.;
to
rose
_
third
the
of
if it is
Monsanto
1963
granted
recently
Stock
.
of
/National Aviation Underwriters, Inc.—Common Of¬
as
registered
York
months
in
from
$10,256,861
$106,610,
$2,747,651
•
stockholders.
$3,000,000
of
through
the
Deetjen & Co.
Mitsubishi
not
was
resident
Issue
bond
share
new
one
country
Emanuel,
over
rights
a
recently offered common shareholders the right to
to 51,867,710 shares of common stock,
priced at 50 Yen
share,
was
of
company
subscribe
share
,
Sales
income
in-fact
Mitsubishi
nine
taken
to $458,082,437
99,152
policies
on
sales
net
record
a
scribers'
On
1,-
on
V
Fabric
that
at
much
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—Partial Red'n
The
then
by
772.
p.
first
year
1963
,
to $23,675,689, equal to $3.29 a
or $2.35
a
share, for the first
compared
months
of
similar
the
in
$421,378,512
Nine
share,
nine
the
for
/'
:•
>
shares
period ended Sept. 29, 1962. Net profit after taxes was $354,116,
equal to 74 cents a share on 480,237 shares outstanding, against
in the similar period of 1962, or 71 cent's a share.
•
on
had
third quarter earn¬
preference
dividends
to
$1.29
a
share on 7.024,483 common shares outstanding.
For the same period in 1962, earnings were $5,743,714, equal after
preference dividends to 79 cents a share on 7.023,753 common shares
ings
automatic
that
to
1,538,369
$343,242
to
V'/:'
'/
Reading, Pa., manufacturer of elastics,
braid,
coated
papers,/ plastics
and other
were
Reports
—
•
<.
the
increased
last
30,
seek
Co.
Regulator
prolonged depres-
a
.
quarter were 26 cents
year,
MGIC reported per
This
-
■
reported
amounted
30
the earne'-period
for
469,152
/■/-
for
384.
p.
conduct
:
.
the
on
/'
v.
reserve
third
Last
$4,221,749
written
because
—V.
investment
regula¬
during the same period last
year. Application volume was $622,276,338 in the first nine months
compared
to
$475,681,141
in
the
first
three
quarters
of
1962.
insurance.
Nov. ' 15,
1963,
15, 1987, at
on
due
cents
income
from
insurance
Redemption—
redemption
for
mortgage
'
the
,
Premium
656,464
ported
present
,*•' %
for
outstanding.
19
Narrow
indications point toward an excellent
year with sales
expected to exceed' a new high of $108 million.
Earnings will also be up substantially and could reach $1.50 a
share compared with the $1.33 a share earned last year, Beardsley
added.-,,A-;-... •
/
\
Beardsley said the improved profit picture stems from more ef¬
fective operating1 expense controls and sales gaips in all divisions,
particularly
in
the chemical,
pharmaceutical and international
areas.
He" added that these results reflect the success of the
Beardsley
Property
ance
(reinsurance on individual risks) and
treaty reinsurance are
also
accepted.
Further expansions of
writings in 1962 and 1963
included modest participations in Inland
Marine and Ocean Marine
insurance.
'■/
and the nine months.
third quarter
the
both
-"
•
gain, the Elkhart, Indiana,"" pharmaceutical /
established sales and earnings records for
the
achieving
chemical
'
Marine,
and
a
z
■
Inc.—Net Up 15%; Sales 5%—
'
■
While
for 93,896 Ex-Cell-O shares and
.
rose
ported.
and
the com¬
15% over the comparable 1962 period
5%, Edward H. Beardsley, President, re-
earnings
increase
to sell
proposal
a
on
stockholders would receive 3/10ths
common stock for each share of Micro¬
197, p. 2357. y.
Vv
Ex-Cell-O
of
8.
plan,
the
Miles Laboratories,
•
•
of
terms
share
a
Nov.
vote
Ex-Cell-O Corp.,
to
the
Under
to
are
or
might result from
which
earnings
shares
earnings
'
The
company
is engaged in the business of
writing Fire
cluding
Extended
Coverage,
Home
Owners
Multiple
Peril
Commercial Multiple Peril), Inland Marine, Ocean
Earnings for the first nine months totaled $1,046,441 or 64 cents
share, compared to $700,291 or 46 cents a share reported for
the same period
in 1962.
%
share
738,369
1532.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
.
outstanding.
unusual losses
* ,>
Per
p.
of
50%•
pay
(
197,
.
Fire, Extended Coverage and Homeowners
Insurance, principally on
residential and preferred mercantile risks,
until
December,
1960
when operations were broadened to include
the writing of
surplus
line liability coverages, other than
automobile.
Facilities were iurther expanded in mid-1962
to permit ,the
handling of other fire
and
casualty coverages on
a
world-wide
basis
through national
insurance brokerage firms.
In this connection, facultative reinsur¬
to
,
after 15 years. Under Wisconsin insurance
MGIC.'s earned premiums are placed in this
company
tions,
sion.
Penn
« m*m*www,
,.Bw..«i»miM'iiwt«wni«
,
After
provision for current and deferred taxes,
third quarter
earnings increased 53%
to $450,795 from the $295,370 reported
a
year
earlier. T*"e deferred tax provision is an estimate of the
amount payable to the Federal Government when current contri¬
butions
10
a
contingency reserve account are made available to
Asset Sale—
Maxam, Inc.—Proposed
dissolve
.-wtmmmww«vw
•
T/ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Marine Midland Corp.—Nine Months'
pany's
w
(1536)
Period Ended Sept. 30—
See
«'
«*.•<*
,
has
year
tor
reported that earnings for the,-last
ended July 31. 1963, were $1.12 per
fiscal 1963 to
^1,60 on 1,372,372
Volume
Number
198
6309
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1537).
shares,
figures
of
share
per
for
fiscal
1962
largest
outstanding.
$2,189,583 on sales of $52,494,963. These
1962
fiscal
rear
net
income of
$2,216,765
$55,421.048.—V.
197,
2357.
p.
Tne
1963.
Division
Inc.)
(formerly
included
are
date
of
The
net
earnings
1,386,364
shares,
including
year
Aug.
to
merger
net
1963,
$855,213
of
the
of
amount
lor
the
62
to
number
average
issued
those
end
the
fiscal
cents
198,
Plantation Chocolate Co., manufactures a wide variety of
candies,
including hard candies and chocolate covered Easter
Ended
Sept. 30—
share
pei
—V.
/■
1963
$0.99
3,764,772
Net
income
—V.
198,
after
taxes
426.
p.
3.497.345
■
191,696
1
-
•
The
180.451
n
against
Last
—V.
Paco, Inc.—New Name—
Nuclear-Chicago
(exclusive
of
RIDLi
reported
net
$9,223,743 and net earnings of $704,395 which amounted
per
share on the 1,178,514 shares then outstanding.
year
of
6D
to
See
197,
46.
p.
■
<
On
Oct.
1963,
16,
the ; New
—V.
198.
Oak
the
York
Stock
Ridge
fered—On
Atom
of
Exchange
'
1183.
p.
stock
common
company
under
the
listed
was
symbol
Co.,
NTN.
Industries, Inc.
27,' 1963,
N. Estes &
Common
—
"Whitman
capital, and
headquartered
in
license
authorizes
irradiation
and is renewable
by
lack
of
facilities
to
firm
seeds
perform
irradiation
irradiate
to
Pall
for
Ridge,
of
sources
products both
the
in
services
and
Cobalt
inanimate
for
market
United
other
and
plants
60
and
in
irradiation
dicted
in
growth,
root
dosages
the
by
of
form
has
corporation
which
earlier
higher yield,
stimulation
of
germination,
disease
greater
developed
also
growth
earlier
resistance,
be
can
larger
or-
pre¬
faster
and
recorded
of
scientists
in
been
well-known
ance
by
have
papers
written
and
scientists.
development
the
of
and
field
of
dosages
with
in
research
that
The
under
of
growing
on
leaf and
the
various
expose
atomic
Irradiation
obtaining
value
this
services
agricultural
include
and
the
effect
the
dosages
clude
when
the
in
funds
if
or
Energized
introduced
which
in
and
the
balls
wood
ture
of
of
seeds
other
or
certain
products
consumer
have
treated
Garages"
eliminate
for
sion
at
seeds
present
frost
use
which
and
from
snow
inside
as,
and
plants.
windshields;
decorative
Consumer
less
represent
than
company intends to expand this
of similar off season products.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
plants;
6%
stock
conv.
—V.
(no
pfd.
197,
products
107»
from
total
of
activity by
this
sales
increasing
divi¬
but
the
the
number
PRESENT
FINANCING
($100
Outstanding
232,950 shs.
/// 1,500 shs.
par)
197,
and
into
by
Dr.
Eugene Walet,
Under
the
1,500 shs,
the
of Jefferson
merger
Petroleum
Corp.
President
Hammer,
President
of
Jefferson
The
a
of
Jefferson'
share
of
proposed
Lake Sulphur
announced
was
of
Occidental,
merger
Occidental
Lake
capital
which
Occidental
stock
stock
common
It
is
contemplated
stock
will
be
that
on
has
in
receipt
of
all
appropriate
Lake's
subject
be
and
on
and
Pacific Coast Stock
When
shares
the
of
the
common
Lake
sulphur
largest
also
company
natural
gas
producer
of
is
merger
its
Jefferson
elemental
is
stock
is
each
7%
proposed
the
of
30,
Net
to
approval
Petroleum,
be
made
on
the
common
currently
is
the
and
approvals.
for
<-f
acquire
listing
Stock
already listed.
the
American
on
Exchanges.
completed,
Occidental
will
issue
507,000
•/
Co.
is
United
the
third
States
major producer of
or■>*
t.voc
International
first
white
in
and
the
and
met
history.
packs- t.iat
198, p. 518.
year."—V.
pro¬
lias
color,
company's
we
can
■
nine
months
$1.21
or
per
share,
per
Net
dur¬
of
of
,
America
Industries,
Acquires
—
Option
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
to
1183.
p.
from
up
for
the
the
earnings
1963.—V.
198,
the
$1,000,000
taxes
Earnings
to
a
gain
a
quarter
before
of
the
$523,000
were
year
lor
taxes
last
for
ended
the
Aug.
same
with
compared
fiscal
the
and
year,
first
31,
1963,
period
of
net
quarter,
the
$974,000
earn¬
compared
ago.
share
per
same
Premier
were
of
period
cents
33V2
than
more
year
a
Industrial
1,542.417
on
6%
ago,
designs,
maintenance
products,
198, p. 774.
ment.—V.
682,
p.
after
$507,000
for
of
first
$4,350,000
over
the
shares currently
31V2
1,590,127
on
cents
shares
earned
then
out¬
standing.
amounted
year
the
three1 months
first
the
outstanding,
tons
tons.
gross
of
per
third
271.000
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
for
revenues
with
cents
all-time- company record. It is estimated
net income results for
1962 will be ex¬
year
■
totalled $4,457,000,
against
preceding year. % V
nine
develops
automotive
and
parts
distributes
and
industrial
fire-fighting
equip¬
Prospectors Airways Co., Ltd.—Proposed Merger—
«
Inc.—Merger Talks
Mines
vote
Ltd.,
'
According
to
W.
Nov.
on
Bouzan
Ltd.
S.
6,
on
Mines
President
..
of
merger
with
Kerr-Addison
and
'*
Row,
proposed
a
Ltd.,
V
Gold
•
•
-
Prospectors
Airways,
the
purpose of the plan is to combine the four participating companies
into one operating Amalgamated
Company, which when completed
will have the largest gold mine in Canada, and substantial inter¬
ests
in
other
the
of
within
merger
reasonable
a
with
deal
to
Under
mining
Co.,
time.
be
of
the
question
to
reconsider
the
at
time.
the
the
In
merger,
meantime,
if
should
it
it
is
both
companies would best be served
agreement."—V. 198, ,p, 773.
companies.
'
;
.
shareholders
share
will
that
Bakers
Inc.,
it
of
2253.
standing
1962
Pueblo
•the
$0.72
$0.60
914,400
of
possible that
remaining interest in
this
Mr.
bakeries is
to Paco,
calendar
said
one
held.
,
Pueblo
Toppel,
will
would
be
Inc.
both
companies
Toppel said.
%>.
Execu¬
$1,107,595
the
bring
Supermarkets,
to
Mr.
George
price
This
to
out¬
797,600.
"sometime
in.
of
Pueblo.
;-//y,■■//%>%///
that
the current
earning power of the two
at $330,000 after full Puerto Ric'an taxes' fOr
estimated
1963.—V.
year
.
10
the
on
shares
common
Toppel
new
Airways
closing Pueblo may also acquire the
Hol$um Bakers and Puerto Rico Baking 1 Co.
place, purchase price would then be $1,762,199
take
plus 46.600
by
15,
Purchase
Pueblo.
title
part' of November,"
is
Should
of
« -
,
held;
receive
agreement
to' purchase
81 %
of
75.2% ' of Puerto Rico Baking
Oct.
of
take
to
will
and
on
Pueblo.
shares
expected
receive
the
Inc.—Acquisition—
Rico
shares
common
common
is
latter
It
;
v
Vice-President
46.600
of
10
sighed/an
Puerto
will
share
each
shares
held; and Prospectors
Amalgamated share lor each
one
announced
was
for
eight
shareholders
t
and
932.564
Bouzan
each
receive
has
company
Holsum
$548,086
_/
for
receive
192, .p. '1652.
The
/
Co.,
1963
held;
five
stockholders
Company
will
Pueblo Supermarkets,
termina¬
$672,000
,
u-
Kerr-Addison
plan,
Amalgamated
each
shareholders
—V.-
the
the
Amalgamated
ap¬
felt
by
for
company
from
Hughes Tool Company's liabil¬
and stockholders of the two
directors
free
so
of
the
of
of
Anglo-Huronian
unresolved'
resulting
terms
share
one
198,
and,
largest
through
p.
1183.
asbestos in
Ore
made
&
Fertilizers
a
to
the
nine
recent
common
per
months
of
The
and
important
subsidiary,
New
a
year
to
$3,627,420,
or
ago.
ended
74 cents
or
share
a
a
year
ago.
his
corresponding
a
responsible
added
of
the
favorably
the
for
in
market
of
chain
Maxam,
located
with
,
in
are
Maxam
./However
to
a
in
of
Penn
Fruit
States,
Penn
to
organization.
of
appropriately
contingencies, so that
be made at the present
no
R.
Co.,
confirmed
Fruit's
further
time.—V.
super¬
that
cents
with
statement
p.
2464.
and
also
agree¬
York,'
Chocolate
at
a
for
$600,000
10%
•
of
a
the
cash
Annual
Whitman
and
production
with
company
preferred
and
sales
of
the
Plantation's
Whitman
$1,200,000.
company
The
'
automobiles
was
disclosed
cent)?
per
share
from
the
sale
of
a
For the
year ended Aug.
30, 1963, the
with earnings of $761,169, or 73
fiscal 1962 sales of $24,177,045,
198, p.
774.'
for
the
the
nine
months
corresponding 1962
Chief
and
announced
above
For
the
company,
in
ended
period,
Sept, 30 showed
Russell F. Erick-
Executive
Officer, reported.
/
company's participation
in
a
newlyrepresenting
the
cellulose
producer's
overseas
trade
which
still
is
accounting'
the
1962's
$1.90
nine-month
$1.51
or
or
sales
per share.
7
/.;
/.
/. .
period just ended, the net income came to
share.
This was '7%
better than
the
per
$1.40 pet share, earned on an equal number of shares
the first nine months of 1962.
in
the
period were $104,681,883, against $105,710,788
previous year.
:
■
/
slight gain in earnings reflects continuing improvements in
operating efficiencies in the mills, and the efffect of higher selling
prices recently achieved, Mr. Erickson declared.
in
for
the
The
Expanding
ship
on
the firm's new manufacturing venture in Great
Rayonier's Chief Executive Officer revealed that owner¬
Transonier Ltd., I the newly
formed
concern,
is
equally
of
divided
between
Rayonier
and
Transparent
Paper
Ltd.,
an
English
company.
by Harold
.
over
43%
of its total
business;
and
reiterated
his
earlier
that the cellulose producer's 1963 earnings would be about
Britain,
exceed
acquisition
by Plantation, which will be effected on
basis; is expected to afford significant
This
30
$30,669,947,
involvement
$9,091,439
Net
stock
marketing economies.
Yoskin, Plantation's President.
of
earnings
outstanding
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
meeting to be held Oct. 29, 1963. Both organiza¬
Philadelphia based and market their confectionery prod¬
compared
new
some
forecast
special
are
nationally.
includes
British
continuing
16, the company announced the signing of, an agreement
acquisition of the E. G. Whitman Co., Inc. The agreement
is subject to approval of the stockholders of Plantation Chocolate
ucts
as
Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
President
He
Oct.
tions
year
per
share, compared with
earnings of $271,914 or 27 cents per share.—V.
Sales
son,
the
Co.
every
every
had sales
improvement
could
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1978, had
been sold privately through Schroder Rockefeller &
Co., Inc., New York.
/
On
'
to expand
Rayonier, Inc.—Net Up 7%; New For. Affiliate—
of
firm's
for
filter
pro¬
acquisition
197,
which
formed
Plantation
continued
operations
sales to the
company
of
Abeles
wholly owned subsidiary.
Piggy Wiggly Southern, Inp.—Notes, Sold Privately
—On Oct. 17, 1963, it was reported that
$1,500,000 of
this
Purolator's
all
Denius, Chairman has announced that the increase, in
for the fiscal year 1963 was $1,072,287, or $1.03 per
equity
company
and Paul Dichter, President
general merchandise discount stores
looking
progress
and
20
to1 the Gulf
net
share,
Acquisition—
Philadelphia,
chain
England
chain
is
will
Homer
they added that the transaction is still entirely subject
.number
a
based
New
in
expansion"
said, "and with our auto-oriented so¬
indication
that
further .expansion
of
this
continue."—V. 198, p. 998.
■
<
there
Radiation
'{'*■■
,
Cooke/Chairman of
Samuel
Inc.,
from
gains
-
continues
Mr.
attributed
"sustained
aftermarket.
market
market
the
on
purchased,"
ciety
The same factors are
net income for the. first
expects fourth quarter results will
those* of the same period in 1962.—V. 198,
/
14,
"The
company
290.
Oct.
Abeles,
President,
earnings increases to
emphasis
automotive
are
period.
The 1962: figures are adjusted for the three
split approved by shareholders on Sept. 24, 1963.
D.
and
with
increase.
decline
stock
year."
the
that
1962
one
sales
message
reflects
Inp.—Sales, Net Higher—
has reported record sales and
company
James
of
months
On
/
474.
p.
months >with
similar
for
All figures are subject
yetfr-end adjustment.
'
• <•
to shareholders, Mr. Doolittle said "The physical
shipments showed a strong increase in the third quarter
but because of intense competition, lower net sales prices
prevailed
throughout the period.
Thus, although the volume of shipments
was
higher, neither our dollar sales nor our net income for the
r
this issue.WV. 196,
Co.,
earnings for the first
earnings
climbing to a
record
$2,934,985 or
$1.48
a
common
share, against $2,680,769 or $1.36 a share for
the
same
1962: period.
Sales for
the first nine months of- 1963
reached
a
record
$45,033,603 compared with $43,857,065 for ?• the
nine
$1.30
and
compare
Brothers
Purolator Products,
The
$2,337,839.
Sept. 30, 1963, sales totaled $18,578,834,
in the similar quarter
of
1962.
Net
income
equal to 63 cents a common share, compared with
$1,741,667,
audit
p.
Warner
$8,403,189
California.
Co.
against
share,
share, in the like period
quarter
amounted
$17,805,658
$2,077,420,
to
for
cents
84
the
For
versus
was
of
subsidiary,
tentative
See
Corp.-—Proposed Merger—
1963,
per common
producer
a
Puritan Sportswear
.
the
York
New
stock
listed
by
Petroleum, which since 1920 has been engaged in the
discovery, development and production of oil and natural gas
properties, recently expanded into the fertilizers and agricultural
cherjiiCals business with its acquisition of Best Fertilizers com1
to
cents
was
problems as to how
liability of Hughes Tool
do
to
income
equal
the
Occidental
ment
and
First quarter operating
revenues, net earnings after taxes and
earnings per share reached new highs, Morton L. Mandel, Presi¬
dent. announced.
had sales of $39,334,240 in the nine months ended
against $39,925,921 in the corresponding period last
year,
according to the report to shareholders released today by
Fred L. Doolittle, President.
pre¬
merger.
producer
of
elemental
sulphur
in
Canada.
produces other
minerals
including
crude
oil
a
the
1328.
p.
Defiance
ings
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.—Proposed
share
cumulative
with
and,
through
another
subsidiary,
is
an
petrochemicals.
Through
still
another
Jefferson Lake is
$2,801,682,
96
ap¬
date
stock.
Sulphur
in.
for
effective
regulatory-authority
which Jefferson Lake's
common
the
Occidental
is
expected
that - application
will
Occidental
Petroleum
stock
capital
Occidental's
of
end
instant-loading film-packs/to
black
any
camera
Lie
cameras
all
the
Corp.
Operating
the
8, 1963, the name of the company was changed
198, p. 1328.
ceedings
It
Exchange
exchange
on
connection
agreement
to
merge
will
shareholders
of
Jefferson
Lake
of
to
or
for
and
been
,-.
Jefferson
redeemed
The
to
in
held
/
merger.
ferred
for
uses
both
of
Premier Industrial
company
Sept.
He
principle by the Directors of
and Jefferson
Lake, holders of Jefferson Lake common stock will receive 65/iO0ths
of
film
in
Purchase Lionel Shares—
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Net Lower—
Lake.
the
of
in
proved
the
will
p.
Inc.—V.
nine
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Occidental
Armand
terms
earnings
period to 291,000
_
16,
be
range of products
and'environments. The
Oct.
quarter
Agreement in principle for
Oct.
net
wide
a
fluids
quarter
per- share
of shares outstanding/.
primarily
with
of
things,
the merger
volume
2,000.000 shs.
Occidental Petroleum
Co.
Y„
Messrs. Trippe and Tillinghast said, "'The
approvals, including those of the Federal
progressed to the point where we can look
not
the
useful
In
EFFECT TO
par)
stock
million;
necessary
been
of
On
on
1415.
p.
N.
will
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—Name Change Effective
minia¬
booklets
Authorized
Common
the
consummation
interest
—V.
colored driving
radiation and are phos¬
are
special plastic and
by
history and methods of irradiated seed experiments authorized by the
consultants for use by students, libraries, science fairs, and
teachers; and scientific experiment kits for studying the effects of
on
Cove,
staff
198.
Premier
Trippe, President of Pan American World
Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr., President of Trans World
has
to
as
Number
were
firm's
radiation
and markets
earnings
Net earnings
"Energized-Radiant"
been
"Tennessee
to
stock.—V.
com¬
which
$67.8
the
packaging;
trees
Glen
at.
marketing-sales
Net
representation is made as to
for such purposes. Through its
company
also
engages
in
the
the
Products,
and
control
Period Ended Aug. 31—
materials.
seasonal sales nature of the company's
products
include
'.'Energized Golf
Balls,"
quality balls exposed to atomic rays and sold
gift
devices
orange
of
orders
tive
no
available
Division,
sale
which
phorescent;
irradiation
against
$1.44.
_
it
y:
.
Parker Pen Co.—Six Months' Report—
These
highest
are
individual
range
be
minimize
to
products.
for
However,
may
Products
manufacture
main
facilities
Field.
-
T.
When
pear
services
irradiation
modities
to
has
tion
are
now
performed at the firm's two Cobalt
facilities, but the corporation's long-range plans in¬
the establishing of facilities in other areas and the use of
mobile
Juan
for
companies
radiation
60
elec¬
aerospace,
,
Sulphur Co.—Net Higher—
resolved,
to
treated
and
ity
specific
interests
million
from
On
See
shareholders.
beneficial
fulfilling
various
to
on
16,
proven.
governmental
commodities
or
determine
is
process
million
Potter Instrument Co., Inc.—A. S. E.
Listing OK'd—
Oct.
il, 1963 the American Stock Exchange reported -that
had approved the
listing of the company's 25-cent par common
films
the
default judgment in litigation pending in New York, have
prevented:
the two companies from submitting the proposed
merger
to their
However, due to limited
varieties, no representation is
of
have
roll
reception
Stockholders. will
other
issues
plants treated with a
until it has come
for
for
plastic
joint statement,
a
Among
conditions
formulae
of
irradiation
to
and
of
of
Anglo-Huronian
and
forward
the
in
facilities
manufactures
Government,
varieties.
number
materials
radiation
seeds
variety
certain
commercial,
by
with
a
commercial
company's
requests
resulted
ultra-thin
American World Airways
timetable
Scientific
subject
has
and
down
pictures
best
produce through
announced that by mutual agreement, the directors of their
respective companies have terminated the merger agreement entered
/into on Dec. 20, 1962.
>
observed
world.
instead
the
We
Airlines,
by several
led
to
complete accept¬
scientists who are con¬
of
area,
widely
the
the
on
has
group
the
in
proprietary
of
limited
a
research
been
of
areas
published
small
research
series
a
results
many
has
rubber,
Pallilcx
name
American
Airways,
phenomenon for commercial use by the com¬
The company has conducted
its own green¬
others.
and
variety
made
This
the
theory by a
further research
ducting
pany,
house
"stimulation"
of
$29.7
H.
instant
with
President.
product line will be continued to service present cus¬
and expanded to, meet the needs of new customers.—V.
198,
Oct.
In
phenomenon
Pall,
of
Land, President, made the following comment on
operations:
"The
new
Polaroid
Automatic
100
Camera,
duce
Foundry
S73.7
were
$1.39
was
Edwin
waich
the
Pallflex
On
specific
emergence,
B.
&
Ended—
structures.
The
up
The
new
measurement
Pan
other plants to gain more desirable characteristics. ' The firm
developed, several beneficial mutations, including two tomato
varieties, a new cucumber variety, a variety of German millet,
marigold.
David
markets.
consumer
Sulphur production for
during the preceding 1962
Sales
during the first
877,385 long tons, a new
that sales, shipping and
ceeded during the current
plants increases the mutation rate over Nature's slower
producing
a
greater
number of
permanent
changes in
which may be beneficial in themselves or may be crossed
new
acquired
Third quarterly earnings amounted to $876,524, or 38
share as against $850,600, or 37 cents per share
during
period of the preceding year.
with
a
silicone
share, as compared with $2,212,451,
ing the same period of 1962.
has
and
Dr.
company has reported that net
months of the current year amounted
and
process,
the
Corp.
the
Pan
foreign coun¬
tries.
The company's primary /source of income
in the past has
been from the sale of irradiated seeds and related garden products
to the retail
trade throughout
the United States.
Irradiation of
seeds
by
The
objects
firms
16.
has
Machine
1328.
p.
proprietary
numerous
States
under
tomers
non-explosive,
Y.,
N.
American
high-temperature materials
and
manufacturing
enlarged.',' '
Though its activities have been hampered
the company employs its irradiation
research on the effects of atomic radiation,
commercial
and
sealed
two
use
other
and
where
funds,
conduct
individuals,
to
and
Teflon
unusual
themicdl
tions
1968.
in
sufficient
to
irradiated
the
of
Oct.
on
year,/sales
snare
current
Island,
According to J. G. Adiletta, General Manager of Pall's new
division, Amflex management and personnel will continue opera¬
Tenn.,
holds By-Product License No. 41-2540-1 issued on May 3, 1957 by
the United States Atomic
Energy Commission for the purpose of
owning and using radioactive isotopes and the company owns and
operates twp
irradiation
facilities
near
Oak
Ridge, Tenn. ' The
for
with
trical,
new
Oak
Cove, Long
Department, of
announced
was
other
and
corporate purposes.
company,
Glen
through the commercialization of unusual materials made
micro-glass and quartz fibers, Tissviglas, glass cloth impreg¬
nated
$255,000, will be used for
research, sales promotion, working
other
EUSINESS—The
it
from
Co.,
The
Net proceeds, estimated at
repayment,
of
Products
sales
position
Of¬
Securities
per
Amflex Products Department has operated within AMF's
Research & Development Division,
and reached a self-supporting
Memphis; W.
Co./ Inc., Nashville;
Kentucky Co., Louisville; Dabbs Sullivan Co., Inc.,
Little Rock, and Southern Securities Inc.,
Jackson,
Tenn., offered publicly, 73,750 shares of this firm's
common stock at $4 per share.
debt
Corp.
•
company has reported third quarter
$28.6
minion ior the same period
the
Oi
•/ \
The
.
Sept.
issue.
Pall Corp.—Acquisition—
Pall
Amflex
the
;"\/////'//.
Corp.,' this
Dr.
,i
NuTone, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
on
Parkersburg-Aetna
cents
'
of
taxes
•
sales
/
of
1962; profit- after
$2.4 million .cqmp&red with $3.6 million;
per snare earn/
ings of 61 cents compared with 92 cefits. For the first nine months
'
,
..:/./,//■'■/.
.
1262.
p.
Polaroid Corp.—Net Lower—
,
Net
197.
1962
.
$1.05
.
The
eggs
company's
product lines, which
are
being expanded under new
package designs, are sold to department stores,
supermarket, sys¬
tems, chain drug stores and mail order houses from coast to
coast.
The
company
has
recently
increased
production
capacity
sub¬
stantially through the installation of additional modern
machinery.
E. G. Whitman Co., Inc., a
privately held company, manufac¬
tures hard candies,
including peanut crunch, mint souffle, mints
and a variety of hard candies which
are
also marketed nationally.
100%
Period
share on
the liscal
for
world.—V.
its
att
Earnings
year.
per
outstanding
RIDL.
the
Onyx Chemical Corp.—Six Months' Report—
sales
31,
in
/;%/.///// /// //'/ ''///
-
has
called
for
redemption on Oct; 28,
1963,
outstanding 5Va% -53,4% first mortgage bonds due May 1,
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co., N. Y.—V. 192, p. 1712.
consolidated net sales of $12,767,499
of $855,213 for the fiscal year ended
and
net
earnings
o„
the
R1DL
Radiation Instrument Development Laboratory,
for
the eight months from Dec. 31,
1962, the
The
fertilizers
corporation
of
1970
company has reported
consolidated net earnings
31,
of
Broadway Building, Inc.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
all
and
supplier
.//•/.//./ //; // ///;•. /
165
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
Aug.
independent
1052.
p.
to
with
compare
sales
on
amounted
earnings
same
then
shares
income
Net
with the
compared
1.388.872
on
9
,
/
Mr.
lies
in
Erickson
the
disclosed
commercial
that
Rayonier's
development
of
interest
in
this
"Ethynier,"
an
program
alkali-
10
cellulose
The
new
company
added.—V.
Erickson
Ended
Period
Sept.
30—
/
>;
Nevertheless,
$3,631,078
showed
$3,603,547
221,052
$0.27
-
after taxes
Earned per share
—V. 198, p.
1368.
210,151
$0.26
—
pointed out, the fourth quarter
upturn."—V. 197, p. 1682.
he
"positive
a
Sealed Power, Corp.—Nine
Ended
Period
Taxes on income
109,120,000
Net earnings
—:
94,943,000
$2.30
89,771,000
$2.17
—
Riegel Textile Corp.—Annual Report—
Net
profit before taxes on
-
.5,950,000
$3.18
of
share
2484.
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
196,
stock—.—
common
'
reported
has
1962.
company
Alan
over
On
its
1963 fiscal year
their sale
through leasing.
'
>:>/. '■%%% V'%
Net income
for the year ended July 31, 1963 rose to a record
$191,865, equal to 61 cents a share on 314,537 outstanding shares,
from $114,332 or 37 cents a share on 310,714 outstanding
shares
in
1962. Sales for the 1963 year totaled $5,215,396 compared with
$4,131,258 in the preceding fiscal year.
institutional
trial,
than
More
in
$5,500,000
equipment
farm
and
gross
revenues
the
to
added
was
com¬
lease portfolio during the year. Deferred income, applicable
to
future years,
grew
to more than $1,200,000. The firm wrote
more
than
1.100
leases
in
47
states
during the fiscal year.—
197,
2358.
p.
and
the
11,
stock
"We
filed
company
application
an
listing
for
American Stock Exchange.
the
on
fiscal
the
for
ended July
year
31
"I
Samuel
replacing
and,
Garrett's
of
The company
added,
he
fiscal
for
$106,335,000
against
$109,231,000,
new
sales
198,
the
in
A.
that
predicted
Ryan
1279.
p.
sales
of
calendar
this
States
United
'7.V
is
its
in
future
the
Simon Hardware
11,
reclassified
which,
the
>
paid
are
reclassification
to
a well
stock is
%
plans
expansion
further
a
handle
the
Co.
increased
West
for
of its Lansdale production
and will contract with
production requirements.—
volume,
Coast
it created
place
of
in
193,
shares
bers
A
of
Salant & Salant Inc.—Sales Up
The
had
company
highest
the
to
Robert S.
Sales
Net
Salant.
increased
income' for
8.3%
net
sales
in
proceeded
we
of
the
A
A
with
the
5.8%
the
$31,987,655
to
months
nine
from
for
the
June
three-for-two
18,
Net
split
in
$30,244,821 last year.
to $1,159,313, down
amounted
stock
the
voted
by
stockholders
on
1963.
Simon
for
the
quarter ending Sept. 30, 1963, amounted to
$588,501, up 22.26% from $481,333 last year. Sales were $14,201,916,
against $12,059,439 for the same period last year.—V. 198, p. 290.
The
32%; Net 28%—
has reported record-breaking sales and earnings
figures for fiscal 1963 ended July 31, with sales and other income
reaching- $55,092,000, an increase of 32%.
Net earnings
rose
to
$2,595,000, an increase of 28%.
For
1962
the comparable sales
figures were $41,828,000, with earnings of $2,027,000.
Final earnings figure of $1.72 per share exceeds the company's
previous estimate.
Last
year's
earnings
per
share were $1.37,
with adjustment for 1962 stock dividends.
types of
were
1,510,000
for
1963
Santa Fe Drilling- Co.—Proposed N.Y.S.E. Listing—
On
for
Oct.
1963 it was reported that the company had applied
its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
15,
listing of
—V.
198,
910.
p.
"
Schick Inc.—Shows
The
company
has
:
Profit—
increases
in
sales
and
earnings for the third quarter and nine months ended Sept. 30.
Robert F. Draper, President, said that third quarter sales rose
57%
to $8,706,906 compared to $5,551,087 for the same period in
1962. Net income for the quarter climbed to $483,235 or 41 cents
a
share
For
from
the
275,634,
Net
a
loss
Mr.
nine
or
cents
14
months
increase of 46%
an
income,
net
$162,953
first
this
over
a
the
to
$514,011 equal
$109,102 for the same
rose
of
Draper
attributed
the
share.
year,
cents
sales
totaled
$16,-
previous period's $11,177,434.
to
43
cents
a
share
period last year.
improvements
to
the
against
company's
revised
marketing and distribution policies and programs;
consumer
acceptance
of
stainless
steel
shaving, exclusive
Schick in the electric shaver field;
—V.
198,
stock
series,
100%
owned
desire of
stated
of
Simon family
the
stock,
common
stock.
and
the
On
series
the
stock
time
to continue
in
of
share
will
certain
that
will
series
of
cents
of
to
shares
owned
waiver,
A
Simons
under
converted
each
the
The
;
by
after
the
Courts
over
year.
Gilmore
The
been
the
fiscal
"Our
and
our
T.
1962.
commercial
Schjeldahl
ment
products,
electrical
total
products, and
volume,
showed
a
commented.
Research
which
which
38%
include
account
gain
packaging
for
"Delays of about
Projects
caused
cost-plus-fixed-fee
machinery
60%
of
almost
oVer
fiscal
$1.1 million
1962 "
in
at
approximately
Dec.
198, p.
the
be
the
AS
OF
class
B
Co..
non-
Mr
Govern¬
contracts
to
_%
Co.
20,000
Dittmar
entitled
to
Francis
20,000
20,000
'
Securities
Co.,
may
B
series
surrendered
of
shares
E.
which
stock
will
be
company's
,
articles
407,996
total
A
that
A
of
only
A
stock
of
series remains
to stockholders in
one
conveyed
that
President,
and
Stanley D.
Providence
St.
of
under
by
had
humble
five
198,
&
letter
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
5,000
Lentz, Newton & Co._
5,000
^
Inc.
than
120
more
10,000
^
5,000
&
Rowles,
Inc.
Chas.
came
years
the
for
89.7
third
in
the
for
cents
for
per
$44,228,386
428.
nine
nine
the
in
months
first
%/
,
,
of
period
months
compared wtih
share for the
first
the
quarter
third
the
first
share,
per
sales
talk
a
given
Analysts,
first
for
the
half
Pacific
three
1963
a
will
be
York.—V.
of
before
third
1963,
$1.38
Rupert
prediction
p.
$7,187,703, or
net income of $8,992,962,
first nine months of 1962.
this
Nov.
6
(12
was
year
were
of
quarters
$46,597,972,
198,
1962.—V.
>
the Washington,
total
quarter
Society
C.
D.
of
Invest¬
had
Textron
net
of
70
cents
income
of
a
share.
$1.67
a
that
10%/
(For
share
the
com¬
in
predicted
is
between
Rupert
that
sales
—V.
and
$3.30
that
stated
by at least $50,000,000
by
from
should
be
in
those
as
of
Per
share
of
$580,-
excess
$3.35
per
share,"
198,
p.
in
management^ expects
the
sales
Chairman
to
increase
1964, with earnings to rise in proportion.
1369.
ago,
Thomas Industries Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Period
Net
Ended
Sept.
30-r-
1963
sales
shares
2,776,719
Earnings
per
p.
198,
common
1,239,203
685,054
(adjusted
2,675,304
1,296,119
outstanding
684,844
for
dividends)
—V.
1962
$32,183,916 $32,155,219
;
pretax earnings
Net
earnings
President has announced an invest-r
in
Northern
Packaging Corp.
share
$1.82'
$1.74
333.
was
Co.—To
999.
as-
ago.
1963
.
Mr.
Sell
Equipment
Transamcrica
In
De
Leval
.
EST)
at
165
Turbine
Corp.—-Proposed Acquisition—
strengthen
Corp.
on
Inc.
Oct.
and
its
17,
Great
existing
announced
Lakes
industrial
operations,
intention to acquire
its
Manfacturing Corp.
Transamerica
Trust
will exchange 124,118 shares of its common stock
outstanding common stock and warrants of De Laval
Laval, whose headquarters are in Trenton, N. J„
was
founded in 1901,
and is well known as a leader in the de¬
velopment and application of products of exceptional quality, in¬
cluding centrifugal pumps and compressors, steam turbines, turbo-
for
all
of
•Turbine
noon
to
move
a
Transamerica
.
received
198,
$15,053,179,
were
year
of
compared to $549,000,000 in 1962.
"While Textron doesforecast earnings that far ahead, the censensus of the analysts'
said.
of
On Oct. 15,
1963, it was reported that this company plans to
$8,970,000 of 1-15 year equipment trust certificates at com¬
petitive bidding in November.
Bids
quarter
Rupert C. Thompson, Jr., Chairman, reported
the
third
quarter
should be
approximately
1962
with
Mr.
sell
New
the third
000,000,
not
formerly, named Specialty
Printing, Co. is a Rochester, New York, manufacturer of laminated
polyethylene paper and foil products for the flexible packaging
industry and also is engaged in the printing of boxes, labels and
other specialty items.—V.
195, p. 2305.
Southern
5,000
Co.—
the first half of 1962.)
,
"Fourth quarter results are expected to be as good
1962 and probably somewhat better,"
Mr. Rupert said.
earnings in the 1962 fourth quarter were 88 cents.
pared
dollars
-Certificates—
5,000
&
1962.
sales
stock
which
Co.,
&
7
White
has reported that net income for
$13,627,333
Common
Corp.
5,000
equal to 24 cents per share, compared with
$2,638,787, or 26.3 cents per share, in the third
of
income
above
Small Business Investment Co. of New York, Inc.—
Packaging
Co.,
Textron, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
Investment—
Jr.,
5,000
&
Winston
B.
Net
million
Co.
$2,397,457,
was
to
In
primary work is the education of the young.
Bermingham,
5,000
5,000
1135.
p.
equal
p.
in the Congregation has grown and now consists of
T,482 Professed Sisters, 86 Novices, 43 Postulants and 104 Aspirants.
J.
5,000
Co.
Inc.
Quinn & Co.
William E. Read
Inc.
10,000
cents
71.8
signed
-membership
one-half
5,000
McCulloch &
Barron
10,000
income
Net
Mary's-of-the-Woods
who
V
10,000
,
10,000
Co.,
company
1963
against
Simon, Chairman.
companions
beginning
r
Co._:
Inc.
Gross
been
Religious
Congregation -known
as
Sisters
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods was founded in 1840
her
5;000
'
Robinson-Humphrey
net
the
until
year
BUSINESS—The
and
5,000
^
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Net Lower—
$8,850,000 for a large addition to
Ladywood High School in Indianapolis; the construc¬
tion of the new Marywood High School in Anaheim,
Calif., and the construction of the new Mother Theo¬
dore Guerin High School in River Groove, Illv
Guerin
10,000'
Charles
J.
Eubank
Fridley & Frederking
Labouisse,
Jaffray
The
of
outstanding.
a
10,000
&
those
50,999
not
owned
each
10,000
Inc.
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
Eddleman, Pollok &
Fosdick Inc.
10,000
10,000
Beissner & Co.,
period of
class
10,000
10,000
Simon
with
but
stock
10.000
10,00o
M. Bass & Co
Clark, Landstreet &
10,000
Co.,
common
81,600
and,
family
class
the
of
shares
of
date
Simon
to
Co
&
Hopwood
The
of
—V.
members
are
the
&
Hutton
F.
Piper,
,
.
the
Co.
&
Sons
&
Weil,
Moroney,
alike
Co.
10,000
Inc
Pont
Edwards
Friedrichs
except
as
noted
and
additional voting rights in
the
on
Co.,
du
Goodbody
rate
&
10,000
G.
I.
Howard,
the
at
10,000
10,000
_
Jack
10,000
&
Inc.
Lovett Abercrombie & Co.
'
&
Inc.
"
forth
set
10,000
&
Walker, Austin
Waggener
Co.,
&
Brothers
Sanders
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
equally
be paid
total cost of
of
conditions
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
Charles E. Seay, Inc.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Thomas & Co.
Underwood,
Neuhaus
&
10,000
Gross
this
77. %, 7:
Hutzler
20,000
Co.
&
Robertson
B
A.
Salomon
*
10,000
earnings
From
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
7 7%:;-7->
■
and
terms
20,000
Pierce
Pancoast
The notes, dated Sept.
of
company's
.
1963
Dallas Rupe & Son,
Russ & Co., Inc
10,000
Dewar,
any
1, 1963, mature serially
from May 1, 1965 through March 1, 1983, and were
priced to yield at from 4,%% to 5Vs%.
Net proceeds will be used to pay, in part, the esti¬
Their
Co.
Inc.
ment
France.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
rights,
on
of
of
number
common
in
A
of
43 %
and
was
Simon,
Theodore
the
v
30,
Shares
75,000
Union
(Indiana) — Notes Offered — On Oct. 14, 1963, B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Berid, Wis., offered publicly,
$2,500,000 of this corporation's direct obligation serial
Mother
the
to
20,000
Calvert
518.
of
Co.
$3,651,266
&. Co
Dobbins &
Dallas
out¬
A
All
$500,000
Mosle
against
Sisters
of
16%
SEPT.
notes_
—__
Rotan,
Austin.
shares.
B
series
com¬
1952.
exception of
Corp.' Tenneco
4,000,000 shs.
Inc.
possess
changes
converted
converted
E.
in
the
1962.
31,
par)
Inc.
reclassification.
may
oL Texas
with
in
Co
Rauscher,
1967.
voting
shares
members
for
information
by Bertram
Northern
has announced that total sales for the fiscal year
31, 1963, are expected to total about $6.2 million—up
the $5.5 million in total sales recorded the
previous
Schjeldahl, President and Chairman, said unaudited
figures
indicate
net
earnings total approximately $192,000,
or
25 cents per share, compared to $303,000, or 39 cents
per
share,
in
State
is
Sullivan & Co.
&
series
year
.
"•
insurance
life
reserve
the
company,
owned by Tenneco
Tennessee Gas Transmission
of
force
($1
Bradford
on
dividends
plan another 81,600 of the total shares
waiver
has
ment
Schjeldahl Co.—Sales Up; Net Lower—
Aug.
12.5%
legal
a
the
shares,
Equitable Securities Carp.
.
company
ended
is
represented
Southwest
in
be
•:
.
agreement, Tenneco has agreed to sell, and
severally agreed to purchase,, the num¬
of shares of capital stock set opposite its name below:
C.
J.
mem-,
receive
will
series
into
share
on
1,
series
and
to
and
convertible
Oct.
including
A
Stock
series A
for
to
certain
account
$0.60
;
*■
,•
underwriting
share
per
dividends
shares
B
stock.
B
be
A
series
with
was
-
of
paid in such Calendar
incorporation.
'
The
principal stockholders,
who
family, <■ had waived cash dividends
during four years ended
Sept.
30.
—V.
20
series
limitation
a
prior
the series
connection
all
100% )
(Or
entitled
be
of
payment
be
the
on
with
respect,
every
except
series
and
converted
to
are
stock
conversion,
be
then
A
•
,
of the underwriters has
Bosworth,
owned by members of the
now
are
rate
any
Thereafter the
B
share
one
may
the
at
to
equally
series
i:.y
-v
—
vv-
First
and series B,
A
date
same
shares
326,396
stock
common
prior
series
the
..."
■.
Co.
laws of
of
headquartered
in
stock
the
ber
members
by
that
to 20 cents per share ,in such calendar year
further dividends are declared on the series A common
any
any
for
A
Dividends
Edward
(G. T.)
the
UNDERWRITERS.—Subject
in
wide
with
and broadening of product lines
427.
p.
964,036
•
a
ordinary life policies, all of the life insurance pres¬
the firm is on a non-participating basis.
Partici¬
insurance
each
before
share
per
for
dividends
Providence
Schick's
./"
■
•"
.
Long-term note
dividends of up
before
stock.
mated
significant"
"very
...
••
Authorized
,
; v
Nine Months'
reported
^
\
■
by
policies
notes.
outstanding at fiscal year's end
and 1,478,000 for 1962.—V. 197, p. 1262.
}."
Inc.
series
receive
company
Shares
.
stock
subsidiary
written
family.
The
Under
Sanders Associates, Inc.—Sales Up
1,163,982
$0.58
invest¬
family exchanged 326,396 shares of their series
326,396 shares of series B common stock.;
(or 43% ) of the 306,905 shares of outstanding
stock
shares
income
--
CAPITALIZATION
class
common
common
E'ach
$1,264,521 in 1962.
On a per share basis earnings totaled 99 cents for the first nine
months in 1963 against $1.08 on the 1,171,931 combined shares of
class A and class B capital stock presently outstanding, adjusted
20
stockholders
to
the
series
one
series
cumulative
President.
from
> 2,128,018
1,076,014
_
company
under
company,
Capital
of
other
the
standing series B common stock
of
its
30, 1963, according
1,989,827
Shares
two
the
common
The
5.8%; Net 8.3%—
consolidated
69-year history for the nine months ended Sept.
direct
a
life
Accordingly, 132,599
on
2262.
p.
2;550,507
913,813
Life Insurance
qualifying
soundness and
the
'•
outstanding
pating
previously outstanding, and reclassified
633,301 shares of outstanding common stock into 633,301
of
its
at
V.
'
1962
$5./29,398
2,514,6.93
____________
____
s
organized
ently
give priority to expansion of the business.
On Sept. 30 the company adopted a plan of reclassification under
stock.
to
Report—
the .Tennessee Bldg., Houston,
a
wide variety of whole life, term, endowment and annuity
policies on an ordinary .basis, as well as group life, group annuity
and group accident and health
insurance.
With the exception of
common
message
reflected
common
Publishing
in
were
616.
p.
.
the
is
general
dividends
to
management
dale-based
Safeguard
8%
quarters
1963
■
depreciation)____
taxes on 'income___„"
family.
Simon
The
year
'
of
period
three
writes
informed its stockholders that it has
stock into two series, one of
public, will have the right to
company
outstanding
57%
by the
calendar
facilities
'
_____
share
per
directors'
Co.—Recapitalization Plan—
noncumulative
receive
of
the
its
owned
Simon
News
Months'
i
Short-term
Oct.
On
According to Mr. Bell, the addition of TimeMaster's business
systems line will allow Safeguard to offer its customers a greater
variety
of
business
systems
and
through its
combined dealer
organization will establish coast-to-coast distribution for the Lans'
tax
BUSINESS—The
has
company's
interest."
believe
and
of its present management,
he said.—V. 198, p. 726.
series
.
company.
Co.—Six
(before
Federal
income
•
The
only
our
%
pany,
said.
believe
We
this
and
confidence
Garrett's
Safeguard
Corp.
reported sales last year of $1,100,000.''This
acquisition. increases Safeguard's volume by 40%.
•' •
1
before
198,
'
of
that
Signal approached the Garrett manage¬
Curtiss-Wright $50 tender offer announcement,
to confer with them prior
to taking a position in Garrett's stock.
"Our
discussions
were
mutually agreeable and, since we share
all
business
a
1963
,
the
in
systems manufacturer' located in Lansdale, Pa., has acquired for cash the TimeMaster Business Systems
Division of News Publishing Co. of Sacramento, Calif., Vincent G.
Bell, Jr., President of Safeguard, announced on Oct. 11.
company
rise
a
first
of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
said
which
Safeguard Carp.—Acquisition—
The
profit
three
Mosher
dividends
Allan
typewriters of
year will rise to
a
record of
2,160,000 units. For the first time, he said, unit
of
electric
machines
should
surpass
the
40P.000
mark.—
kinds
V.
to
rose
1962.
Chairman
all
sales
net
per
period
Capital Stock Of¬
fered—On Oct. 14, 1963, First Southwest Co., Dallas,
offered publicly 500,000 shares of this firm's capital
stock at $17.50 per share.
Net proceeds will go to Tenneco Corp., a subsidiary
longer in our investment
well over 100,000 shares of
the Garrett Corp.
"that
future.
profitable
investment
following
Mr.
ment
72
Consolidated
for
cents
the
$5,894,764
Tennessee
announced.
Chairman,
"
/
no
date, have acquired
stock," Mr. Mosher
to
common
apd
sound
Mosher,
B.
securities
other
confident,"
am
defined
$1,427,000,
were
93
for
'
Debt:
cents a common share after preferred dividends. This
compares with net earnings of $1,781,000, or 94 cents a share, in
the previous fiscal year.
f
the
for
30;—
■.
Co. is making a long-term investment in the
the acquisition of Garrett stock through public
Gas
with
sources,
are
portfolio
a
&
Corp.
private
ability
earnings
to
Sept.
income
—V.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Acquires Garrett Corp. Stock
ment,"
Net
Ended
Earnings
Royal McBee Corp.—Net Lower; Sales Up—
equal
$33,505,574
to
year.
,
revenue
Profit
Corp.—Proposed A. S. E. Listing—
Signal Oil
Garrett
increase
to
pany's
V.
Oct.
common
said the
firm,
the Rochester based
of
growth in profits was assisted by a dedication to their "wholesale
concept of leasing," which involved development of programs to
assist manufacturers and distributors of all types of office, indus¬
in
Federal
^
President
Goldstein,
in
of 68%
compared
three
earnings
or
share,
per
%
Operating
is
a
large
producer of
precious metal electroplating processes,
holding many patents in this field.
Sel-Rex's customers include
many
major electronic and
data processing manufacturers.
Its
products are also used in the watch, jewelry, optical and silverware
industries.—V. 197, p. 1262.
■
jump
a
$932,249,
were
cents
'
%
Taft Broadcasting
1,054,709
•
1963,
42
announced
12
weeks
ended Sept.
14, 1963, net earnings were 45
share, up from 20 cents in the 12-week period ended
1962.
The 1963 third quarter included a report-breaking
which Spector
carried 58,199,000 pounds of freight, an
record
for the
company.—V. 198, p. 427.
Period
2509.
p.
14,
or
earnings for its first
comparable period last
carrier
the
8,
Net
$0.82
net
the
•
Rochester Capital Leasing Corp.—Net Up 68%—
The
earnings
197,
Sel-Rex
$2.63
Net income
of
Sept.
$426,125,
1962.
that
over
freight
per
Sept.
.865,000
$0.13
1,055,131
common
share—
common
shares outstanding.
121%-
1962.
For
cents
Net
2,520,500
2,368,663
taxes
142,000
per
—V.
4,889,163
3,112,000
2,838,000
income
Provision for Federal and state income
of
1962
1963
1962
$57,456,000 $61,349,000
delivery expenses)
deducting
loss
No.
1963
1962
$81,274,000 $87,080,404
Sept. 28—
sales
$36,284,079,
week
Sept. 1—
sales (after
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
earnings increase was accomplished on
consolidated revenues.
Revenues for the
gross
Brothers, Inc.—Six, Months' Report—
Period Ended
Net
Net
Loss
Year Ended
The
$23,598,000
1,723,000
$2.57
$2.31
-——
.
reported
rose
ended
against
Sept. 8,
ended
518.
Seeman
.
Net
weeks
37
all-time
105,357,000
—
share
Earnings per common
—V. 198, p. 290.
1963
1963
of
Chicago-based motor
share,
195,128,000
-*
-
The
the
has
company
quarters
1,933,000
.
1
198, p.
fiscal
of
1963
1
share—
Per
204,063,000
income
on
—V.
$1,255,238,000 $1,215,178,000
-
taxes
The
com¬
$27,692,000
______
income-
Net
1962
1963
Period Ended Sept. 30—
sales
the
Months' Report—
30—
Sept.
Sales
Months' Report
(R. J.) Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Nine
Earnings before
of
startup
the
was
newly-purchased Thin Film Division in Minneapolis, "which
required
a
considerable
investment
in
time
and
funds," Mr.
Schjeldahl added.
1962
1963
„
profit
Net
earnings
reducing
factor
pany's
sales
Net
290.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Resistoflex
Net
198,
Another
.
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Net Up 121%—
tivated,
commercially
become
to
22% under last year. Some of this work has since been reac¬
but it came too late to contribute to total net earnings."
drop
(HEC),
the company's first graft
available.
is expected to be in production by mid-1964,
hydroxyethylcellulose
soluble
Mr.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1538)
,
the
Inc.
De
Broadway,
Continued
on
page
52
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.
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
.
(1539)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
announcements
Dividend
first
the
In
tables.
Class
America—
of
Co.
Parking
Airport
12 (4 c
(quar.
Aeroquip Corp.
V
.<
(quar;)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60%
preferred
(quar.) A
4.92%,
preferred
(quar,)_;
1- 2
Mills
Allied
..
$1.23
______—$1.13
—
50c
(quar.).———
1- 2
11- 9
12-10
12'4c
Alpha Portland Cement (reduced-quar. )_^—
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
£——._
American Airiihes.'common (quar.>__■
12- 5
42- 1
12- 1
12-10
12-10
11-15
12- 1,
12- 1
11-15
11-15
+15c
25c
3(4%
preferred (quar.i — -—87Vie
American Greetings Corp., class A
(quar.)
17 (4 c
Class
B
(quar.i
—_
17 (4 c.
Works,
Water
American
(quar.)—
common
,
31 (4c.
1 31 (Ac
17 (4 c
preferred (quar.)
—___—.—-_
5%
preference (quar.)____
——
Amerline Corp.,
class A (quar.)-.-—
5%
Anderson
Class
B
Electric Corp.,
(increased)
(increased)'
com.
25c
on
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Line RR.
Co.
iquar.)
Extra
Fund
Atomic
Physics
—
United
Inc.—=_£_A. %
Inc. (from
Securities,
Science Fund,
&
Quarterly
4(4%
Foxboro
Oil
Baker
Tools
12-31
Bank
11-25J
/
General
4(4%
Beam
Corp.,
Beneficial
Boston
Fund
•__—
—;
______*_(
Industries
Berry
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
15c
28V8C
22 (4 c
r 15c
15c
(quar.)_.—_—_
B.i
Inc.
,
:_____
.___.
10-31
United
15c
12- 4
25c
25c
•
5.30%
preferred
12^15
11- 1
preferred
iquar.)__._
5.36%
preferred
(quar.i
'
,
._
series G- (quar.)
5.20%
Series H
(quar.)
'
CamloC'Fasteners Corp. (quar.)____________
Canadian Arena Co. Ltd. (s-a)
______
Canadian, General Electric
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(A
Illinois
Central
Corp.
Gas
Natural
Cascade
Light,
44c
12-20
1- 2
1- 2
Maine
Central
be
—1
.'
$1.16
21
Nov.
(on
stock
common
approve
of
share
stock
erence
held.
of
each
for
Optional
cash
Central
&
(quar.)__..,
Rebuilders
(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Cov—
$3
conv.
preference
(quar.)
Soya Co.
Champion
Parts
Fund
Chase
Musical
Chicago
City
Products
Cleveland
•
7.'.
Power
Public
Community
Conduits
Service,
National
Consultant's
Mutual
Consolidated
be
Cigar Corp.—
will vote at
held
on
two-for-one
split
Continental Can
3.75%
Co.,
preferred
Insurance
Investment
Securities
Convert
common
Co.
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
;%
.1
Mfg.,
class A (quar.)____________
stock (quar.)
debenture
Houses
Dominion
Co.
(quar.)
Oilcloth
&
Dominion Steel
Linoleum
Dominion
Coal
&
Co.
.
payment
Dow Jones
&
(no
at
Co.
Properties
B
11-15
10-31 '
on
10-23
com-
$12c
A
(monthly)
(quar.)
$1.25
1 7c
dividend
.___
!___
Steel
of
common
iquar.)
—
1-10
10-31
11-15
11-15
10-31
49c
11-15
10-31
50c
12-10
11-
8
5c
11-15
11-
1
19c
——
1
10-18
12-14
11-15
10-30
10-21
11-
55c
10c
(1-for-
dividend)
10-31
11-20
(quar.)
10c
10-31
10-18
(quar.)
30c
12-12
11-19
10c
11-15
11-
65c
12-10
Maire
S.)
Tool
Co.
&
Mfg.
Cd._
Glass
Tobacco
Co.
(quar.)-
2nd
Class
'
Gas
Louisville
&
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
2
11-15
1
10-
11-15
10-25
12-12
11-
1
$1
12-12
11-
1
40c
(quar.)—
10-15
75c
(quar.)
Mines
11-1
.
11-25
11-
1
(increased)
&
MRA
,
Dietetic
R
Laboratories
'
—
(quar.)
B
12-10 '
11-20
MacWhyte
10-
Mallory
$0.0272
10-15
.0075%
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
class
Co.
(P.
Massachusetts
(From
A
&
(increased)
11-19
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-1
11-15
50%
35c
Co
Investors
ordinary
5
18c
(stock dividend)
R.)
TO-21
12-
4c
$25c
i
Shirt,
11-20
15c
$16c '
(quar.)Ai
A
Holding, Ltd., class.A
Class
Mack
class
11-12
10-29
9
11-12
12-
—
Growth
income)
Stock Fund
—
___.
334c
11-15
10-31
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
1-
3
11-20
1-
3
11-20
11-15
10-31
1
10-15
10-28
10-21
10-28
10-21
11-
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-
11-14
12-
2
2
12-13
12-13
11-15
29c
—_—
—
preferred
(quar.)_
*—
(quar.)_
'__—
preferred
Pullman,
Inc.
(quar.)
—
Puritan Fashions (quar.)
i—_—
Putnam Growth Fund (from invest, income)
10-31
(quar.)——
11-15
83c
$1,12 4
35c
$15c
3.35%
Quinte Milk Products,
class A
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals Inc.
+o0 ,/
11-15
'
Salant Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B
(initial)
Scbtt Foresman & Co. (quar,)-———t
on
common
Special
preferred
(quar.)
4.24%
preferred
preferred
non-cumulative
2-
1
2-
1
1
8
1-10
1-10
1
>
—
£uc
^OL
10-11
11-
11-
1
12-10
12-
3
11-30
8
10-21
11-
8
11-12
11-
5
11-30
11-
5
nave
11-30
11-
5
11-
4
12-15
11-15
70c
12-15
11-15
12-
(quar.)
preferred
10-11
11-29
ncJlc
—
Gas Corp., common
prior preferred (quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—
$1 preferred (quar.)
11-
11-22
J?*
'££
400
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
5%
12-10
11-
11-22
—
——
4.0$%
Southwest
11-23
Jot
____——
Fund————'.
Company
1
11-
11-15
Industries (quar.)
<
Second Investors Co
-—------Sieher Company (class A payment omitted at
this time)
■/
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—
——
Southern California Edison Co.—
4.78 %
2
11-
12-14
fuc
0^
,
2
12-
11-15
* /3''
12-
12-16
11-15
25c
r
(no action
payment at this time) %
Southern Railway, common
10-17
12-16
^
Additional
Southern
1
11-
10-31
20c
(increased quar.)
Dillon Co. (quar.)
& Bolt Corp. of America
taken
11-15
11-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scotten
Screw
12-23
3
12-
i°c
£
&
common
10-31
12-31
20c
4% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Francisco Ry. (quar.)
—
preferred
$4.00 preferred
10-21
11-15
„
;
Paper,
10-31
1
11-
—
Fine Foods,
$3.40
10-25
11-15
Rhodesian
Extra
Scott
10-22
10-25
American
of 5 shil¬
Manufacturing Co
Louis-San
1
11-
'32 ,2.c
—
lings 6 pence per share
less
Tax of
40%)
i
Richardson-Merrell Inc. (quar.)
S & W
10-31
11-15
14c
(monthly)
10-24
11-29
10c
—
10-31
11-22
10-31
25c
—
(resumed)
Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Revenue Properties, Ltd.—
6V2% preference A (quar.)
Rhodesian
Selection Trust, Ltd.
deposit receipts (final payment
10-31
11-15
12-13
12c
6
20c
12-
2
11-15
22,4c
12-
2
11-15
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
$1.20
oZc
,
Public Service—
(increased quar.)
=
preferred (quar.)—
7—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
—
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
/ 4.40%-, preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
—
5.62(4%> preferred (quar.)
_—:
4.36% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)———
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_———
.
1
11-15
2-
1
41-20
2-
1
1-20
n-51,,
2-
1
1-20
2-
Southwestern
1
1-20
in
2-
1
9R1,
£91/%
Common
3.70%
Inc.,
11-15
11-30
America
6
11-6
10c
:
Silver-Lead
Friday
6
11-
c:
18 (4 c
Extra'
Lucky
6
'11-
6'Ac
—i
preferred
—
(quar.)
RR.
11-
1
11'Ac
—
Service
Nashville
1
12-
6 (4 c
;
Non-callable
Louisiana)
12-
12-' 1
$90c
J
(quar.)
1
$37 (4c
A
B
Preferred
2
12-
$90c
:
!___
preference
1st
preference
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp., class A
$1.50
11-15
12-
$60e
Cos., Ltd., $2.40 pfd. (quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common
Loblaw
11-20
•
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Loblaw
Myers
8
10-17
10-17
12-15
'
Season-All
16c
1
10-31
:
4.50%)
Scudder
gains)
11-
_u__—
Common
St.
Co.
(stock
capital
from
10-15
1
Wire
&
Minerals
7(4c
32 (4c
—
('initial)
11-20
12-13
i
——
:
Liggett
11- 1
12-10
1
2-
.__—
I
Libbey-Owens-Ford
11-15
11-15
1-
$1
(S.
M-G,
5
Co.
11-15
10-31
(quar.)_'
_____25c
Prospect Park National Bank,
(N. J.)—
Extra
c,—'
—
*3
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire-
11-29
12*15
50c
Corporation
Le
11-19
12-
10-31
11-1
Kresge
11-15
1
1
Kostin
M'
30c
;
12-14
12-
11-
10-25
in
15c
y
'
60c
class
1
,
Berkeley MinCs, Ltd. common stock)
Knickerbocker Fund
(lc
from
income
and
^
(quar.)
common
;_
S-2
10
10-16
11-
10-10
11-15
lie
S-2
Kirkland
11-20
11-15
10-16
10-31
6
10-31
held)—
(quar.)
King Louie International, Inc.
iquar.)
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, NY) (quar.)
Kingston Products
(s-a)
-
10-11
6
12- 2
10-31
12-
-
share
(1
share
Telephone (NY), common (quar.)
K-l
Series
11- 4
11- 4
12(4c
$30c
11-
11-14
Keystone Custodian Funds:
10-28
12- 3
12- 3
10-24
15c
dividend)
each
lweferred
10-26
2
11-22
50c ■
(accum.) %
$2.45?'
'
25c =
V " 20
_
r.
(quar.)
of
6%'
Potash
11-20
12-
30c
—-—-—
Co. (quar.) —
Preferred Utilities Mfg., 5(4% pfd.
Salant
10-28
25c
taken
time)v
(initial).-
(stock
(quar.)_£
action
this
+
—•
Investors;
Preference A
Class
' 11-15
$12(4c
Corp:;
Bradstreet
Extra;
Eastern
Corp.
increased-quar.)
<
Douglas Aircraft
&
10-31
tlOc
(quar.)
Ltd
Stores;
Pepper
stock
common
12-13
1-15
12- 2
25%
of Canada Ltd.——
(stock
11-15
Co.—
a
'_'—.—
Petroleum
Pope &' Talbot,
11-20
3
11-15
10c
$15c
of Canada (increased )__
(see Dr. Pepper Co.)
(quar.)—————--———
Corp.
3
1-
/-27'Ac
*2 /2,c
;—,___
(quar.)—x;——
Co.
'
10-17
~—
Drilling Co.
(Dr.)
12-13
11-15
1-
31'Ac
31 Ac
31'Ac
30c
28V8c
.
10-18
10-18
12-4
1- 2
10-24
45c
___
(quar.i
Inc.
Extra
Drew
11- 1
11- 1
12-16
1-15
Corporation
11-29
1
1
10-31
Republic
5%
1st preferred (quar.),———_____
Jersey Central Power & Light—
v
4%
preferred (quar.)
——__J_____
11-25
11- 1
11- 8
tlOc
Alkali
Diamond
mon
12- 9
11-15
11-22
$2
8 (4c
Devonshire Street Fund
Dobbs
55c
15c
17c
25c
Year-end
8%
insurance
—
12-10
1-
37V2c
34 ac
r
—
1
12-10
12-16
V
'
11-
1
12-
-:=:lc
'
.
10-15
1
1-
10-15
60c
——_—_—_
Lines
2
10-30
12-
capital
approved
Co.—
1
1-
$4c
—-r—
30-15
11-22
10-15
(quar.)
net
Electric
&
dividend
Stock
Rudy
011
Fundi
Income
Decatur
11-1
$20c
$1.75
Accident
&
Chute
Jamestown
11-22
12-13
12c
Specialties, Inc.^
Delaware Income Fund (will change title
Danly Machine
Dennison
12-16
1- 1
17(4c
$1.75
50c
9334c
10c
L
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.
Corporation, common (quar.)
3%% preference A (quar.)
to
of
shares.
7%
15
$1
15c
(initial)
(from
Investors
Motor
Keystone
Dana
Nov.
10-25
'
50c
9 3 34c
Fund
Co.,
11-20
(quar.)—
Mutual
Air
Series
32c
Transit
Dallas
27V4c
(quar,)_j
dividend
Series
(quar.)
Continental
12-13
—
(Chicago)
Ltd.
Stockholders
Interstate
Irving
'
common
Continental
1- 2
'
Harvester,'common
Life
Investors
proposed
a
on
the
on
10-31
'■
special meeting
a
26
Nov.
5c
>
12-20
1.1-20
$32 (4c
Corp.——
(quar.)
Bell,
preferred
stock
10-31
11- 1
11-20
10-21
10-15
Inc
Investment,
Stockholders
to
12- 9
11-15
12-14
11- 1
10-28
7%
12-30
>.
common__
1—1—
10-31
10-31
1
11-
Co.=—
Investment
Canadian
11-15
11-15
4%
,___
(quar.)———
4.50%
redeemable preferred (quar.)_
4.36%'
preferred
(quar.)
—,
—
Pako Corporation
—£—_——'■■■—;-r-
Extra
11-18
1
11-
$15c
;____
redeemable preferred
4.80%
Phillips
11-18
10-15
—_£—-—'—
Petrolite
11-18
11-
30c
%' $1.14
%
1%
(initial)— >
$10c
non-redeemable preferred
(quar.)___
redeemable preferred (quar.)w_.
redeemable series A
(quar.)—;
—
9-30
12-12
10-18
1
common
preferred iquar.)—
j preferred
(quar.)——
Parker
12-12
$1.12(4
r
—.
Ltd.,
______
Gas
11-25 ™ 11-15
10-16
10- 9
1- 2
12-13
1- 2
12-10
12-12
11-18
23c
10-11
10-11
9c
$1.06(4
$1.16(4
$10c
Ltd.
Co.,
&
12-13
10-31
10-31
Pacific-Atlantic'
Pall
12-12
10-15
10-31
1 quar.i—
iquar.)
(stock dividend).—
Lines
Quarterly
-_1
dividend 1
stock
1
Express,
Air
12-14
17c
Bank
State
(Tenn.)
10-31
11-29'
11-29
12-14
12-31
—
$4.25
Corp.,
Co,,
preference
Interstate
^ ;
$2
$1
(quar.)
!_/
pfd. (quar.)
series B pfd.
America
of
Pictures
'
.
Ozark
10-25
25c
:
10-18
10-18
1
40c
$12'4c
$1-50
25c
3%-'
Ltd___
iquar.I—
H.)
(N.
I'quar.)—
4.56% preferred
Co.,
preference
12-14
25c
Mortgage
International
11-15
32(4c
_—
—
Corp.
11- 1
10- 4
12- 1
4c
12c
Co.. (quar.)
Instrument
Erie
&
■r.
^
1
interest
Huron
10-31
11-20
10-25
75c
(quar.)
Extra
Columbia
11-29
29(4c
27'4c
6(4c
60c
'
25c
25c
:
preferred (quar.)_—
Gas Trust—
Beneficial
11- 8
y
v-_
1
1
$1
$1.01 %
30c
___,—
Chemical
Onyx
Overland
11-25
10-25
10-31
30c
5c
15c
'45c
,-s
International
Securities
Colonial
,
4(4%
^
$0,035
.
:'J
:
(quar.)
B
Hugoton
4%
investment
(from
Boston
of
Class
•
.
_______>
—
Extra
/
(income)
Dun
Extra
%
Illinois
11-22
1- 1
11-
10-25
1
?
__r__—
Co.,
Gas
Glass
Edison
Ohio
5%
$1.16
9
11-
7c
35c
10c
18c
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
Corp.l—
dividend
Obear-Nester
5%
,
'•%'
Inc.—
H-DA
Ingram
%
(quar.)_,
Central
Dr.
12-12
.4
_—
Industrial
Stock
11-15
.C_
10-31
r
11-
iquar.)
J.)
iquar.)
Natural
Railroad
Northern
\
11- 8
10-28
(quar.),
11-
30c
i—
Telephone
11-15
(quar;)__l
preferred
5.16'%
Light,
Ohio
11-29
(quar.)
1-2
10-31
11-
-—,
Ontario
18:%c
11-22
12-15
11-12
11-12
1- 1
1-15
11-15
6c
N.
(quar.)
Inc.
Share
5%=
(quar.)
Paper
(Dover,
514%'
15c
25c
4uc
7(4c
$1.29
10-25 ''"=u
•
-
^
Northern
6%.
12- 6
2
15c
15c
Stock
Northern
11-26
12- 2
6
10-15
12-
Corp.—
preferred
Niagara
11-26
20c
12-
1
15c
40c
.___!
(Washing¬
Co.
(quarv)
Corp
12-11
50%
10-25
11-
11-15
—
Preferred
Jersey Power &
12-27
12-11
r_
(quar.)_
8
12-30
11-15
;——_:—
4.05 %
5c
-r
11-
50c
Extra
New
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Idaho
common shares
the rate of $1.25
this stock divd.)
12- 5'
10-21
(White Plains,
Research
&
Union Bank
Nelly Don.
Pacific
(quar.)
Corp.
Furniture Cos.
(quar.)
Heritage Industrial Corp.____
Heublein,
Inc.
(quar.)
Holophane Co.
(quar.)
Hoover Company, class A
(quar. I
20
at
common or
Southwest Corp.
11- 1
11- 1
12-13
Trust
&
Extra
Haverty
new
share of
per
12- 5
10c
—
Funds,
Series
if
will
Corp.
(special
dividend
series C $1.25 pref¬
Securities
one
.27.(4c.
-
(incr.-quar.)—
Co.
preferred
%
Hamilton
split 2-for-l)
Central
.,
Co.
Power
stockholders
$1.12(4
___
12-13
10-18^
10-18
,10-18
11-29
-
1
334c
(quar.)
Investors
Securities
Pepper
11-29
12- 6
12-= 6
(quar.)-'.
10-18
1- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12-15
1- 1
3%
B
Power
4.64
2-15
10-18
'
11-1
$1.50
$1.50
$1.27(4
$1.25
50c
20c
1.
-
Telecasting, common
Gross
Gulf
10-21
10-29 > 10-15
11-
6V4c
income)
12-20
12-31
11- 1
12-16
12-16
-
National ' Stock
10-25
10-25
11-14
^
2
2
14c
(quar.)
C.)
D.
Novo
x
Mills
W.)
(H.
Northern
Great
10-17
3- 1
,,11-1
common
25c
—
dividend
Union
Grand
12-12
10-31
preferred (quar.) ——
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
;
11-15
11-15
11-15
12- 5
,
:
11-
(Quarterly distribution from net investment
11- 1
11-15
11-22
10-25
11-15
12-10
12-16
25c
15c
$1.31(4
10c
_-
!
—
Shale'ABrick
Knitting
Stock
10-31 4
10-15
$1.12(4
1334c
4(4%
11-20
Tax)
,Gossard
11-15
11- 1
1-, 2
1- 2
12(4c
$$2
?
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)______
4(4%
Co.,
12-16
%-•-
Gloray
10-31
.10-31
11-15
; 11-15
$5c
U0c
$12'4c
Ltd.'
Cloth,
Scott &
National
.-—__
Extra
11-15 ,'10-31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
32(4c
.
——————
Pirie
Carson
11-15
___
Extra
Capital; Wire
11-15
33(40
,
33c
33(4c
32(4c
—
_
10-11
10-11
10-11
—30c
'
8c
:
'
10-25
11-27
(Md.)—
Inc.
Detroit
Realty
11- 8
45c
25c
—
1—
1
10-25
stock
or
Savings
Ltd., ordinary Amer. dep. rets.
final payment of 7(4% less British In¬
Glen-Gery
10-31
10-31
32Vhc
_'____
5.28%
'5.20%
National
^
10-30
10-30
10-30
(quar.)
Corp.
:
Class
(quar.)'
common
(quar.)
.(quar.)
12-16
12-10
Group,
come
.
11-15
11-20
1.1- 4
11-19
12-1
10-23
12- 1
37'4 c
Extra
Fund,
of
1-10
56(4C
!
;
10-31
11-27
(quar.);
1- 2
Northwest—
the
11-15
National City Bank of Cleveland (quar.)——
National Marine Terminal, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
37V4c
—.__
(quar.)
of
Co.
(quar.i
(quar.)
Co;
Gillette
Glaxo
10-31
11-29
11-29.
12- 4
•
8Qc
11-15
10-17%,
10- 4
10-25
7 (4'c
25c
12'/2c
;
$2
12-13
27'4c
Service,
Water
preferred
Industries
preferred
$1.50
80c
income)
.
Bank
Y.)
National
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
preferred
iquar.)
5%
10-24
:
-
(Quarterly'from .investment income)
Bowman Products Co.
(quar.)
Breeze Corp.
(resumed)
1
Brown
Company, (increased)
Buchingham Corp., class A (incr.-quar.i—
Buckeye Pipe Line
(quar.)
Buckeye Steel .Castings
—.___
—
4.40%
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)_,
6%
10-15
10-24
,
'
California
N.
12- 2
Co.
Telephone
—
Shares (from ordinary
National Bank of Westchester
ton,
(quar.)l-—
General Waterworks, com
(stock. dividendi_
$6
preferred 'iquar.)
:_____
11- 1
11-29
1- 3
12- 2
10-31
' ,12 %C
(quar.
Inc.—
National
Industries—
Steel
4.80%
(quar.)
Co.
Optional in cash
25c
10c
9(i2C
,
1
10-31
$1.15
$1.10
15c
40c
30c
15c
40c
10%
(quar.__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
11-
10-31
11-15
Corp.
—__
Fund
National
,
General
-
(quar.)__
iquar.)
Co.
Investment
I7(4c
;
General
10-15
10-15
10-31
1- 6
10-31
■
,
Growth
Mutual
12-16
5'>
5.10%
(reduced-quar.)
preferred A
Distilling
conv.
(James
Bearings,
,
Safe
Beneficiary
^
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
J
preferred (quar.)——
General Battery & Ceramics' iquar.)_,
(Houston)- (stock2-for-l split plus a
com.
1- 2
—
$5.25
10-24
,
11-25
11 (4<?:
50c
approved a
dividend)
Mosler
10-21
10c
60c
10- 9
Mission
of
Cement
Portland
2
1
Mutual Investment Foundation—
10-22
11- 1
56(4c
dividend 1
$1
Southwest
Products
10-30
,
conv.
Service
'
Co.
Gas
Rubber
12-
_,___
Natural
12-16
11-15
held)
Morrison-Knudsen
(
.
Co.
shares
11-14
12-30
Tidewater Oil
Moore-Handley Inc.
11- 1
11-1
6c
(quar.)—__:
preferred (quar.)
(qUar.)
Acceptance Corp., common
4(4%
Fran) —
stock
10%
Basic
Missouri
' 10-22
11-15
11-15
17(4c
—
(quax*.)__;
Funds, Inc.—
series
Wood
Gar
Gas
.
10-21
11-12
_____
the
of
holders
11- 1
85c
10c
series
series
Income
11- 4
11-4
11- 4
11-4
11- 1
11- 1
(San
45c
■
—_____
(quar.)
(stock
Custodian
11-4
s
(resumed)
(one share of
23
11-
11-29
2%'
;
(quar.)
each
for
common
Mohawk
of Georgia—
Co.
Television
Common
10-30
Co.
(quar.)
_'_
Corporation
dividend
National
2c
(quar.).
NT & SA
America
of
Quarterly
:
shares.
common
Company
Franklin
General
Bank
preferred
Missouri
11-15
10-25
12- 2
10- 5
11-20
83/4C
55c
,
Ltd.
(quar.)
common
(Mass.)"
Trust
Estate
Bank
&
preferred
Star
Four
.
Utilities
(quar.)—____3.0c
-—.
$1.12(4
Avond.ale Mills, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
.rL__a_:—
__4____
Dairies,
Foremost
11-22
12-12
12-12
12-12
12-12
22c
income t
investment
Railroad
First
11- 1
11-1
9c
in
Investment
for
Government
States
—
.
^
National
Real
Beneficial
interest
11- 1
60c
70c
50c
50c
——
Atlantic
Extra
First
Gardner-Denver
Line
Coast
(quar.) '
Inc.
______
f
'
Extra
11-21
12-14
(quar.)_,.___
Bearings,
Hat,
dividend
Mississippi Power Co., $4.60 pfd.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)___
A
Inc. "(increased-quar.) — ----Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)__
Pools,
Anthony
42(4c
11-29
12- 1
12-10
25c
30c
.
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. iquar.)
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.)—
Quarterly
—__w__'
First National Bank (Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
Semi-annual
.wi
—____—
basis)
2-for-l
a
& Warehouse
Corp.
(s-a)
Federal Screw Works
Federal Stampings iquar.)
■.
,
6%
: 10-21 v
10-18
10-18
11-15
11-4
11- 1
5c
25c
—_______
Resources
Federal
11-15
11-15
12- 6
100%
.
Stock
11-1
11- 4
-.11- 4
4c
:—
(quar.)
Corporation
Federal Compress
11-26
11-26
11-1
11-15
18c
3c
—
Applied Arts
(stock dividend)_JL_^JdI_%_-■
Athey Products Corp. (stockholders will vote
at a special meeting to be held on Dec.
3 on a proposal to split the common stock
(
-
Fedders
11*15
12-12
12-12,
12-12
12-12
10-25
11-15
11- 6
11-15
11-15•
1-2
1- 2
$1.15
(quar. )_£._—_____—
preferred
12- 2
$1.05
pfd. (quar.)—>
4.52%
(quar.)
Extra
Ffederal-Mog_l-Bower
7(4c
-
Bros.
Stock
* ' "
; 45c
—6c
——
Bros,
Fanner
?■
,
A
10-31
Miller
(Stamford, Conn.)—
County. Trust
'.Fairfield
Payable of Rec,
12- 2
11-15
Share
Name of Company
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar. >_
Porcupine Mines,
Mclntyre
11-15
11-15
5c
convertible pfd,, (quar.)—
$2
Corp.,
Rule
11-29
11-29
12- 1
Holders
11-15
30c
62(4c
$40c
10c
____«•
When
Payable of Rec.
5%
Corp. (stock dividendi___:
Corporation,
common
(quar.)
Mission
When Holders
per
:r
.
Equity
Evans
$1.25
$1.183A
50c
^
Share
of Company
McCandless
McCord
$2.50
partial ,quarterly payments)
District Electric Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43i%•
Quarterly
payment date.
13c
32c
common
-
Name
(Both
Empire
their
which have not yet reached
ously announced, but
:
separate
the dividends an¬
all
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
which we
table in
second
Common
current week.
nounced during the
a
grouped in two
are
indicate
we
Manufacturing,
Eaton
11
Per
Holders
Payable oj kcc.
11-23
10-30
11-25
11-11
Share
Name of Company
f
''
*1
12-
1-20
2-
1-20
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
2^ ac
2't Ac
31/4c
1
2-
;
1
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
1-20
y
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1:40)
12
Per
Name of Company
Southwestern States Telephone,
preferred
coliiertiDie
$1.44
When
Payable
oi Rec
Oil
each
for
(NJ)
Co.
10-15
50c
12-10
f
of Company
Natural
quar.)!—
40c
10-31
.
,
Andy
Gard
Corp.__
A
Class
10-31
412'r
Corp.—
preierred
iquar.)-'
preierred
(quar.)
40c
12-
11-15
Anglo-Newfoundland
con,v.
preferred
iquar.) _______—30c
12-
1
11-15
Anheuser-Busch
30c
12-
1
*11-15
10c
11-15
iS1.31t4
11-15
10-25
11-
10-15
Argus Corp.,
Crest
Homes
Studer's
t
-v:
5V4% /pid.
Ltd.,
Steinberg's
Photos
A'(quar.)-—
(quar.)
5c
.
1
1
/*
11-
Antnes
5 la %
1
12-12
11-15
11-
$2.50
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-1
(quar.___
$5.
(quar.)„___ -.$
(initial)
prett. reel
Thermal
Power
Thomas-
industries
Stock
Class
B
class
Stock
11-22
—
(resumed)
iquar.)__
Lines
S;
U.
S.
Fire
U.
S.
Vitamin
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
Utilities
preferred
preferred
series
A
1-
1
12-13
$2.75
preferred
series
B
Line
$2,625
11-30
11-
8
11-30
11-
8
12-13
11-29
Aro
Arnold
preierred series C
Constable
Corp.
Corporations,
11-
1
10-15
Artesian
11-
1
10-15
Arts
class
Water,
Crafts
&
11-15
1
10-16
Warner
&
&
Swasey
split
stock
i2rfor-l
stockholders
7V
10-15
10-15
Common
10-15
$1.20
12-
1
11-1
12-1
11-1
12-
Works
Materials
Weingarten
(J.),
A
Liquor
(Common
City Electric, VI
11-
8
10-11
Atlantic
Coast
10-30
9-30
1-15
12-16
11-15
5%
10-15
Telephone
junior
Westchester
Western
prove
Atlantic
Inc.—
10c
12-
1
11-26
11-12
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
Co.,
this time.)
(increased)
at
com.
(increased
Products
Oil
11-1
Quarterly
1212-
1
11-
l.;-;
California
preierred
6',<
Westminster
Wilcox
12-
2
11-
36c
40c
2
11-
11-
1
10-17
11-
8
10-31
Co.,
1;
11-
1
4.40%
Wood
(Gar).
Work
V.ar
Yellow
11-
1
■%.
10-31
10-31
2-21
15c
.2—
10-15
Canada
Packers,
12-
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
Canadian
11-25
10-14
Canadian
10-25
10- 9
'Canadian
13c
11-15 /
10-30
Canadian
12-
22c
11-15
11-29
$1.10
12'-14
$1.20
12-14
12-14
C.
Sugar
S
Bank
this
announced
11-15
10-31
11-
10-25
9
12-16
Bankers
N.
in
announced
11-15
Name
Abbott
Laboratories
Aberdeen
■
Barton's
Stock
Adirondack
Industries
Adle?
Corporation
Aerojet
Affiliated
Fund
Quarterly
Control
Air
Products
Airwork
Canton
Homes;
Gas
Class
A
11-15
11-15
investment
net
income____
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
5V
(quar.)—
5.75'/
preferred
(quar.
Algoma
All
American
All-State
Allied
Control
Alloys
&
11-15
Co,
sTiarcs
Alterman
$3.75
Co.
1st
ment
of
Book
Cement
Co.
preferred
claas
Stock
A
4,/4%
Am- dean
income
tal
11-
1
'
•
1
1-
1
(quar.)______
12-
1
11-
11-30
11-
12VaC
50c
^
'
11-
1
10-18
10-31
10-15
11^
1
3
V2c
11-20
37 Vac
<4
11-
1
10-
1
10-
8
10 V
Home
Assurance
(NY)
Products
Corp.
Climax, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
11-29
11-
5c
4_
11-15
1
(quar.)
27'ac
11-
1
U-
1
Mono
Rail.
$1.20
and
31c
from
distribution
(6c
10-14
^
$1.06,4
pfd.
(quar.)I"
from
capital
gains.
payable
in
cash
Insurance
Co.
10-18
(stock dividend)
12-
11-29
7
5
10-25
/
10-31
11-
1
10-21
$1.12V2
12-
1
11-20
7fic
10-30
10-10
10-30
10-10
5c
dividend).
(initial
10-30
V 11-
5%
$4c
10-15
10-17/
11-30
27Vic
quar.)
10-10
1
11-12
11-19
11-
10-18
1
10-18
2-
$4c
.'
1
11-
•
J4c
net
(quar.)____.
common
1-17
11-15
10-23
10c
(from
1
7c
Inc.
10-21
9-23
2
10-20
.'
../'
'
20c
12-
$1
(quar.)
50c
11-
.10-18
1
1
10- 9
12- 4
10c
33c
12- 2
11- 1
10-10
$1.19Vi
11-1
10-10
(quar.)
,
1-
$1.06V<t
—
11-
11-15
1
10-10
1-15
20c
30c
9-30
1-15
9-30
•
- ,
:
;
shilling per share
lax
equal to ap-
—
Union
A.)
Finance
,
Ltd.
(stock
dividend)
Products.^
Co.
$15c
Plan,"
10-25
10-
10-11
1
7
1
10-17
$$1.10
Tl- ' 1
10-17
$$1.57
12-15
pfd.
9
cents
H-
95c
(quar.)
33c
(incr.-quar.)
I2V2C
1
12-23
11-
1
10-
7
11-15
10-3t
10-31
5c
(quar.)___
common
9
1-
7VaC
(initial),
12-21
12-
20c
13c
iquar.)__.
25%
preferred
Forge
B
Ltd
(quar.)_
Products Corp.
Co
class
12-
2,
10-21
11-25
10-15
1
11-
8
10-25
11-
1
10-11
9-30
11-
4
(s-ai
,10-21
9-30
5c
(quar.)
9-40
11-15
$1.06 V»
1
11-
2
11-15
11-14
9-30
12-
$0,024
$1.12 Va
12-
1
$ 10c
11-15
10-25
10-25
30c
iquar.)
.11-
10-
3
10-
3
9
10-18
25c
.
10-31
10-18
$3c
11-15
11-
JOc
11-
1
10-15
28c
11-
1
10-10
$1
>
1_
___/
:
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)
1
11-1
10-15
11-
35c
10-21
25c
1
io-
10-25
8
30c
11-
1
10-10
25c
(quar.)
12-
2
11-
65c
11-15
12 Vac
10-21
iquar.)
(quar.i
4"
10-11
9-30
Ry.—
'11-
87 Vac
Cotton
10-
1
7
30c
11-15
10-25
2%
(quar.)_
preferred
Oil
12-16
11-22
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
I
5
11-15
1-
2
12-18
4-
2
7-
2
30c
30c
_;
Gas
&
Electric,
Orleans
& Texas
Pacific
3-18
6-18
/
10-2-64
9-18
23c
(quar.)
common
1
30c
;__
11-15
10-15
Ry.
&
(quar.)..
class
B
12-
$1.25
3%
(stock' dividend)
com.
City Investing Co. (N. Y.), common (quar.)
Title Insurance Co. IN
Y.)
(quar.)___
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.___________
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry.,
5%
pfd.
(quar. )_t__.
2
/Cleveland
Electric
Illuminating
Pittsburgh RR.—•
7%
regular gtd.
(quar.K
4%
Special gtd, /(quar.i
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
Cleveland
$3.50
11-15
Colonial
F\md
By-Products
Oil
&
share
(stock
for
Columbia
Gas
Columbus
<fe
12-12
10-31
10-21
11-15
10-18
87 V2c
12-
2
50c
12-
2
30c
11-15
10-24
87 Vac
12-31
12-12
System
Southern
9c
____________
:
four
11-
1
B
Title
11-15
L
11-
1
10-18
$1.07
11-
10-15
1
11-
8
20c
12-
1
11-
8
10-31
10-17
10c
■
1
12-
30c
,
11-
25c
10-23
9-27
(Memphis)—
Jquar.)
—
International
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Oil
12-
11-
1
11-
1
9-23
10-31
9-30
$8c
Ltd.__
Corp.,
International
>
Commonwealth
1
9-23
Leverage Fund,
$4c
Rico)
11-22
15c
35c
1 Va %
(increased
dividend.
(Puerto
10-15
1
$1.17
"/
Edison
Commonwealth
11-
11-15
11-15
Electric—
;
Guaranty
Commonwealth
1
10-17
7c
Combustion Engineering (quar.)_____
Commerce Clearing House Inc.
(quar.)
Commerce
10-11
11/
29c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8
%
—______
(quar.)_^___:___^____i__
Paper, class A iquar.)
Locks
8
11-
9
11-
held)l_
shares
Ohio
II-
10-26
15c
31V4C
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
11-15
10c
30c
dividend)—v
each
preferred
Combined
Class
10-15
(quar. )____
(initial)--
common
Va%
4
10-25
$1.25
Co._____T
(quar.)__
$1.25 pfd.
Gas,
Plastics
4.65%
1
10-
7
7 Vac
I—
(quar.)_
(from income)
Colorado
(One
11-
11-
/
&
preferred
Colorite
11-15
12 Vac
City
4
11-
12-
Casualty Co. of N. Y.—
A
New
11-21
$1.35
30c
A
(increased)
Co.
9-30
10-21
Refining Co.
iquar.)
Stock
8c
.
Fund
v
11-
10-
1
I
lie
iquar.)_
10-25
10-10
30c
(quar.)
Community Public Service, common
Composite Fund. Inc.
(quar.)t._
12-14
11-20
___c.
26c
10-31
Natural Gas, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____:^___________
(C. G.), Ltd., com.
iquar.)
40c
'11-15
11-
1
$1.37 Va
11-15
11-
1
7VaC
10-30
10-15
11-
Concord
5V2%
& Power—
(quar.)
preferred
55c
Class
B
Credit
(initial
;
10-
4
1
10-
4
11-
1
10-
4
50c
__________
11-
51c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
<•_
10-11
.
v
,
$2.04
11-
1
10-
4
.10-
4
11-
1
51 Vac.
1
47 Vic.
Corp.
(Charlotte,
N.
quar.)
C.)
,____
5c
33%c
Consolidated
$6c
Foods
(increased-quar.)
_%■
Building, Ltd., com.
( initial)
preferred A (quar.)
:
11-1
10-T.5
11-
10-15
3oc
10-21
1
10-
6%
11-15
1
12-9
12-10
1-
11-29
Edison
Co.
of
4
$25c
11-
1
10-15
$17c
11-
1
10-15
1
11-19
1
10-
4
$1.31 Va
11-
1
10-
4
31.03
11-
I
10-
4
17 Vac
preferred
(quar.)
5V4%
preferred iquar.)—
preferred
12-
11-
ii-
1
10-21
57V2C
11-15
10-15
Y.—
N
$5
4.12%
$15c
$1.25
,__
Consolidated
:
I__
(auar.)_
>
t
.
Consolidating
Leasing
Corp.
preferred
iquar.)_
7%
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
(A
payment
chase
held
&
of
warrant
1
Gas
one
for
(stock
common
each
Royalty
Oil
25
pur¬
shares
com.
A
10-
4
10-25
10-
2
10c
10-25
10-
2
$12c
12-1
11-
8
7»/2c
10-31
10-10
____
Theatres. Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Construction
"4-15
20c
—
Consolidated
Class
stock
(s-a)—
Extra
c
dividend)
—___—
—
Consolidated
America—
of
iquar.)__—_—
6
11-15
15c
,
A
11-
10-31
ll-?29
'■/ '.
dividend
Steel
1
11-15
Consolidated
11-
Ltd.—
$3.80
9-27
10-25
11-
'
_5c
Bulloch's,
Class
11-15
$$1.50
(quar.)___
Inc.
Mfg.
11-29
25c
$20c
9-20
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____T
Gas
11-
46c
(quar.)
Connecticut Light
$2.20 preferred
10-31
100%
(quar.)__:
Gas,
11-15
(quar.)
of Virginia
!
preferred
Class
$2.06
7
Co.',
5%
Conn
' <
(quar.)___—
(Bobbie)
serial
'
'
common
Taunton
.W.
/
10-31
10-31
17c
Quarterly
11-/1
87Vic
,
of 8 pence or about
'(free; of British income tax)
Buffalo
1
(Galveston>
6
2-
6c
payment
Stock
or
6c
8
H-29
Extra
10-
11-
12-
11-15
4%
(quar.)
Mines,
Co.,
preferred
Buchanan
10-29
10-15
10-18
10-15
11-15
.
Electric—
Bank
Ohio
Colorado
(quar.)
Petroleum
Budget
11-21
,
;
A
6%
37c
Quarterly
2
10-31
1
1
12-15
35c
Inc.
Engineering Co. Inc.
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Capi¬
stofck)
National
12-
4
2%
•____
Brown
investment
30c
■
dividend)
iquar.)__-_________
preferred
6Vi%
Brown
Metal
Mptual F^nd
4;la%
Brooks
10-21
12c
10-
11-
11-15
11-15
1 s-a 1
non-cumulative
Citizens
3
11-
2
14c—-
Brooklyn
10-31
(monthly)__
4
10-15
)60c
Ltd. v'( quar.)
Refining
Cincinnati. New
3
10-
deposit' receipts
Brockton
'
(quar.)
10-
11-1
Ltd.—
preferred
6%
British
8
11-
10-31
9-30
1
11-29
$$1.25
(s-a)'______;
Ritz
dividend
Cincinnati
10-11
10-
10-31
11-
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
6
10-31
3-
_1_
Pioneer
5%
4-15
12-
10-31/
7Vic
Forest
-
10-18
$1.56
2
2
Telephone
1
<
(quar.)________
1
1-
12-
1
Columbia
<
(quar.)___..__
5-
15c
(stock
income
$15c
5 35c
iquar.)_:__.
&
Rubber
Chickasha
1-15
20c'
common
iquar.
Products
9-30
(quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust Co.
10-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.
Columbia
10-22
11-25
1
2-
$12Vic
(resumed)
British
10-11
50c
Industries
British
1
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
9-24
11-
4-15
proximately
11-
Quarterly
10-24
$3
4-30
British
.
'
,
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
____________7
Bristol-Myers
Corp.—
Furniture
1
7V'2%
——_
payment of one
Bralorne
invest¬
net
11-
Co.,
_____I—
less
8
45c
(from
9-30
,
iquar.)
Paper,
toOc
(extra)
&
the
preferred
Stock
10-24
1
10-30
11-/1
(quar.)
Garden-Arena
Bowman
8
(quar.
Shares
1
11-
20c
Corp.,
10-10
common
series B
Chesapeake Corp.
10-10
11-
1
American
11-15
J: 56c
iquar.)__T
Corp.
10-31
V 45c
1-15
Corp.
1
Corp.—
Manhattan
3V/2%
10-31
15c
(stock
of
Chesapeake &
11-29
11-28
10-15
preferred
Interim
12-13
*25c
12-16
$5
7VaC
Line&, Inc. (NY), class A
Edison, common (quar.i
Extra
10-15"
12-10
10-14
3
'
10-15
11-
12-
Co.
Gas
Co.'
Belt
Charleston
1
1-31
Fisheries
Bowater
1
30c-
1_—
pfd.
Champlin Oil
common__4^.____
Co.
Raceway,
3
11-
Co.—
Coke
preferred
Charles
com._
iquar.)
Inc.
6
$$1.25
initial)
1
preferred
Securities
10-15
10-31
R.)
6
12 V2C
^
10-15
10-31
3-
(quar.)__
& Light. 4%
pfd.
preferred
(quar. i___;
Central
11-15
$13c
Power
10-11
20c
Industries
&
Increased
10-31
20c
prfeferred
Boston
9-20
'
(quar.')_____r:_
5V
Co.—.
&
10-25
12Vac
4preferred
11-30
11-
93 34C
~
10-21
4.20%
11-15
1
18c
Mortgage,
10-31
(quar.)_
(special);
&
4.78%.
10-11
6c
;
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
dividend
gains
American
11-30
20c
common
(quar.)
preferred
American'Equities
American
(s-a)
A
10-21
1
50c
Boss-Linco
Distilling Co.—
Amei'ican
American
cl.
1
Can
American
20c
iquar.lJ
income)
American
$6.25
12-27
/75c
Hudson
40c
10c
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3)2%
preferred
iquar.)
10-25
10-15
12-27
Coal
25c
dividend)___
Mfg,
Storage
Cascade
4%!
15
iquar.)_____
Co.
Business
American
each
(quar.)______
Inc.,
Canada.
preferred
American
$1.25
for
Centennial
Central
v
11-15
$$1.06
(quar.)
Corp.. Ltd
5%
Corp.,
Chain
12-14
3-
,
Co.
&
Tractor
Central
approval of ICC.
Bonnet
Boston
/
America,
Petroleum
American
11-15
B
Booth
1-31
10-31
:
Inc.
Amalgamated Sugar,
Amecican
-
19c
tax)_:______
share
common
2nd, preferred
Amerada
10-25
.
Celotex
1
12-14
$5c
$1.12V2
"
10-15
10-31
10-
common
Light,
Scott
10-16
10-
9-27
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
Asbestos
$1.40
(quar.)-
Ridge Mutual Fund,
investinent - income) '
>
Aluirtinum
4VaV
income
Electronics
preferred
11-15
Pirie
10-16
10-31
10-28
;
1
Fund_.._
Carriers
E.)
10-16
iquar.)_____'______^_^_____
&
(L.
Caterpillar
10-25
(quar. 1
&
pref.
junior preferred (quar.)
'_
Ltd.. class B ordinary (final)
10-31
11-
I-15
4-15
4-
(quar.)
&
10-31
11-20
(annual)____
(Louisville),
Blue
8
7c
____
of
11-
10c
Inc._^___
Foods
Aluminum/Co.
11-30
2-28
10-31
'
2VaC
Bell.
Boise
/
(one
Corp.,
Bacon.
Almo! Industrial
4'r-
:'f25c
3',;-
'10-16
(quar.)_
Quarterly
10-11
dividend)—
10-31
$55c
(stock
Quarterly
10-11
1
to
(H.
Blue
10-15
1
11-
(quar.)
Israeli
held)
Stores
&
1
11-
_________
(stock
Inc..
dividend
11-
1 quar.i
Corp. (quar.
Rubber, class A (a payment
less
30c
Allied
5C
12 Vac
Chemicals
Stock
Allyil
Ry.
7c
.
Insurance
(
Stores Inc.
Class
10-18
12V3-c
Bay
10-16
from
Corp. |(quar.
Automation
Block
10-18
________
10-30
20c
—
cents
Company (reduced)
Bioomfield
10-18
11-15/
'
__
Hudson
Corp,
Alliance Tire &
of
_
Engineering
Credit
1
10-18
$$1.56 v4
Co. (quar.)
Inc./ class A (quar
B
(quar.)
Central &
10-
11-/15
$$1.4334
______
Alberto-Culver
Class
10-15
5c
11-15
4V3%
Cassiar
10-
Extra
3
J25c
Carson
10-15
10-15
15c
Van
Big "C"
7
10-
'
10-15
1
1
10-31
Corp.
Paper,
Hardware
&
Blue
____
preferred
10-
10-23
-
.
.__
-
(5
;Bigelow-Sanford Inc., 4Va%
pfd. (quar.)___
Bin-Dicator
Co.,
common
(quar.)
10-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
6V4V
1
10-21
1
Conv.
11-
(quar.) __________$62Vic
Corporation
(quar.)
43c
Subject
Best
/
_
.
11-
40c
Youngstown RR
Inc.
Line
.
5c
Carpenter
1V
&
preferred
Bicor
9-23
10-21
6c
I6V4C
(quar.):
&
Trunk
Albertvson's
4%
10-25
12-16
Chemicals
11-15
Power
Central
(Newark)
Manufacturing
Berkins
12-16
Corporation
Albee
11-15
Inc.—
&
2
11-
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
preferred
4V
11-15
Products
Akron
4%
9-30
12VaC
2',/
Carolina
$34V2C
(quar.),_-__
Corp.
Aircraft
Behlen
10-18
12-17
7Vac
V
.
'V
Common
1
11-
10-10
4-15
1-30
1
s-a 1
<
Freight
Carreras,
15c
10-29
(.quar.).;
:
from
Air
11-15
12-25
10c
(quar.
UKuend
Alberta
55c
arolma
11-
-
4-30
4-30-64
4-
Commerce
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
Company
10-10
51.50
Power
A
Belknap
10-16
(Fesumed-quar.12VaC
General
Stock
1
,
(quarterly from income)
Corp. (quar.)__
L
•
Beech
Holden
$0,007
(quar.)
Fund
Adams-Millis
11-
Estates
11-19
15c
dividend
Class
Payable 0/ Rec.
50c
,
Capital
3
(stock dividend2%'
Corp.
Candy
Bathurst
in the
When
Share
...
v
(quar.) ____!
.
A
Inc.
5%.
Ltd.___
Carlisle
_
7Y2C
...
_■___
Oil
Baystate
Per
of Comnuny
Corporation
1
1
$75c
is-ai
:
Co..
1
$1.50
Common
previous
being given
-
10-
15c
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—'
10c'
Common
The list does not include divi-
week,- these
5%
10-25
37V2C
preferred
J.)
Industries
Canafund
4
$2 5c
Southern,/
Bank
10-25
$25c
(Montclair,
15c
$1.25
Imperial
Ltd.,
10-10
Ltd.—
Life
B
com.
12-
$0,038
National
Co.
1
12-
and
Ltd.,
30c
—
Fund
Commerce
of
Bankers
preceding table.
AVC
155c
12 V2C
A
Extra
(quar.) '
Corporation
Bronze
11-12
10-
Extra
18% C
weeks and not yet paid.
dends
1
55c
Ltd
Electronics
11-
t
(quar.)__
Bank of Nova Scotia
Industries)
the .dividends
11-
$15c
:
Stone
class
Investment
11-1
(quar.)
Aviation
Utilities
11-21
iquar.)
common
Refinery,
Barry-Wright
give
we
1
$l2VaC
Canadian
12-14
(s-a>
Ltd.,
Canadian
ap¬
(quar.)__
Properties, $5
Barber
Below
1
10-
$10c
Ltd._i.
10-10
25c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
11-29
Lines, Inc. <quar.).._
Tube (quar.)
10-
$15c
Crushed
10-25
9334C
Ltd.
R,
Baker
11-29
$1.19
(quar.)„
&
pfd.
<fc
7
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Bacardi
11-29
____
Freight
Sheet
B
10-31
12-14
._y_—,___
Wood
512%
Cut
11-1
$1
(Increased-quar.)
1-15
_
30c
$1.183/V
Ltd
Participating
Chase
'B.
1
1-31
—
/_
$0,055
income
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gar
1111-
1
iquar.)
11-15
Products—
Houghton A"B"
Co.
Soup
Foiis
:
i
class
Mines
Canada
Canada
1-31
11-15
12-
5c
25c
common
iquar;)
Corp.
Younrgstown
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50 '
(quar.)
(See
Transit
A
10-
1
1
$15c
10-11
5%
Parts,
Lake
5c
plus 20 cents from capital gains)
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)_
412%
preferred
(quar.)____
10-15
11-21
(stockholders
Ltd.,
tied
1
10V
_r__
(increased-quar.)
Banking Corp., class A
preferred
Cau.pueil
Campbell
10-
11-
preferred
Corporation
Axe
10-21
$20c
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
4.76V
15c
Avco
10-21
com.
Co.,
1
11-
8c
1/1-15.
60c
iquar.)..
preferred
Avalon
10-25
1
15c
class
Inc.,
Power
11-
8c
11-1
(quar.i
common
Corp.
&
Co.,
Steel
Automotive
'
Electric
preferred
preferred
'4.80';/
8
11-
,/
(quar.)'..—
————
-Industries,
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Wisconsin Power & Light,
4Vn'/e
11-
15c
Ltd.
6%
5V2%
iquar.)_
10-25
11-
8c
4Vr4%
preferred A
iquar.)
preferred B (quar.)
'
Pipe-
iquar.)_____—
Quarterly
Win-Chek
Wisconsin
'
A
8
11-15
31V4c
r_.
^
10-25
$2.50
common
6%
1
35c
>'
1
12-
(quar.)—
Paper
Oil Co.
class
Corp..
10-
10-15
Campbell Machine Inc.—
/12- 2
dividend
prior
$1.50
20c
$25c
Westgate
8
1
1
30c
y
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
(quar.)_
(initial)
Nichols
Automatic
'
quar.).——,
Crude
&
10-
11-
11-
.
31c'
(quar.i
12-
split)
Plastics
$1.20
>
u
preferred
1
(s-a)
Industries
Hotels
New
Co.,
Wholesalers,
Stock
10-31
25c
preierred iquar.)_
Insurance Co", (quar.)—
Lines
Pacific
1
Atlas
convertible
Fire
Air
We.-fcern
States
5-for-l
11-
11-6
Austin
;
10-10
10-21
18c
$1.25
RR.—
preferred
11-15
preferred
preferred
Refining
3.75V
11-25
15c
50c
Line
non-cum.
Atlantic
Automobile
Stores—
10-10
1
20c
(quar.)^.
&
Telephone—
1 quar.)
10c'
Atlantic
(quar.)—15c
15c
common'
1
11-
75c
1
(quar.i
6I2C
—
payment/omitted
Coast
$1.44
Fund,
iquar. 1
Weinkles
West
Inc.,
Products
10-25
5c
10c
(s-a)
11-
66 V»c
(quar.)
11-
dividend)___
(stock
11-15
income)——_—
Co.
10-18
20c
preferred (quar.)
$3 pfd.
(quar.
$1.24
11-
Associated
1
Aurora
Investors
investment
(From
10-18
25c
preferred
preferred
68 34C
Stationery Supply Co. iquar.)___
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
4r75V preferred (quar.)
'
2
10-29
7 Vac
Power,
Water
Cauioruitt
43'Vc
11-
approval of
to
Packing
10-31
12VaC
12-11
10.)
Mutual
Washington
Waverly Oil
Class
subject
Dec.
California
2
1
65%c
12-11
:—
Electric
06V4C
2c
Trust'(quar.)
Co.
(increased
convertible
11-1
;
11-15
i
Bank
5.30%
California
1
Baby Services, common (quar.)__
4V
preferred (quar.)
Associated Electric Industries,/Ltd. (interim)
Atlantic
Wachovia
9-27
12-
>
9c'
;
common..
10- 7
.10-31
1
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-27
A____
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
12-27
(initial)————
Corp.,
6
11-
5c
i.__i
Calgon
12-
4ViV
3%
(from income)
Inc.
Plan
Comptometer
12-
I7V2C
Fund
Mutual
Industry
Technical
Volt
Fund,
Income
Vanderbilt
10-21
2%
i
12-
(quar.jV———
Associated
...—
9
25c'
dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
Co. (increased)
M.)
(A.
1
iquar. i_:
(quar,. >___
(
istock
Extra
60c
i—
4c
Corp.
Co.
Capital
59c
;
preferred
Corp.—
—T~!
Industries
Byers
;
11-
'
62''2C
fquar.)
S2.40
50c
35c
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
&
_
&
Varied
Victor
(NYi
Co.
Business
11-1
1 quar.i—
preferred
12-13
3%
'
12-
11-12
free,/
pence
(quar.)
Terminal
$1.0834
iquar.)______r
$2:36
1
5c
______—
_
dividend
Stock
Value
(quar.)
10-18
Bush
11-
Associated
U.
11-12
12-
27V2C
;____
1-
———
9
12- 2
$671-2C
common; iquar.,____
$4.35
30c
_1:_;——-—-
dividend
•
,
"30c..
_
1
10-10
10- 7
8
9
Tax)
Income
Corp.
and
tax,
iviiigaom
British
20c
—
3%
iquar.)__:——
vintea
bu
of
j:65c
iquar.)
Service,
preferred
S2.50
10-25
12-16
iextra)
Winds*Co.
Trade
Public
Si: 10
10c
A
(quar.)
PackimUCo.
(quar.)_
Arizona
10-31
10-31
—
1
11- 1
11-1
1:7VaC
$621/ac
(quar. i___
A
11-
12-
t7'/2C
'
(quar.)_
15 c
—;>
Inc.,
Thriftimart,
Tobin
11-29
5c
(quar.)
dividend
"A"
B
preference
2
•
1.25
_—
preference
12-
4Pc
'
''
•'
preference
$2.60
1
11-15
Co.
Electric
(quar.)—
•
•.
—/
2
11-
40c
:■'
$2.70
11-15
15c
Broadcasting
4,32'%
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
participating preference
C.
Inc.
.
Payable
Oil Co.
Ordinary-' Amer. dep. rcpts.
(A capital payment of 3 pence not subject
10-11
11-
1st
Class
Co., commout.L.^.'——_
12c
preleired
iquar.)
——
$1.08
4.16%
preferred
(quart )____i:,—_—$1.04
4.10V
preierred
(quar. >
--$1.27 V2
Texas Industries,* Inc., common
(quar. )
15c
Talt;
Tampa
Development
Inc.
imp.rial Ltd.—
,
(quar.)
(initial
Bullocks
10-11
12-
preferred series B ( quar.$1.37 Va
Appalachian rower, 4Va'k
pfd.
iquar.)____
$l.l2Va
Steel
,
preferred
conv.
10-31
10-25
t56'/4C ;
'
j7Vac
—__
conv.
6%
10-15/^
10-30
$40c
1
(quar)
1
2
Share
Burmah
12-
Burroughs
?T
When
Per
,1
___!
iquar.)
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
Name of Company
..
5c
'
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—-
$1.20
■
/ll-
Research
&
Development Corp.—
V
gains from sales of securities,.
30c
Anaersuii
Clayton & Co,
(quar.)2oc
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Net
$1.60
,
When
_
Share
(increased
Gas
American
;
115
12-10
Packaging
Standard
1
11-, 1
11-15
12-
held)
shares
Name
American
of one share oi'
special stock payment
Standard
U-
2
5c
—-
Special Investments & Securities (quur.>'__—
Standard
on
Co.
(Indiana)
(quar.)______
(A
12-2
18c
3uc
<quar.)
com.
tquar.,'
Per
Holders
Share
:
„
.
Design Inc. (quar.)
Wff^*|V WW<H*WfWWf/^kr(l
Volume
6309
Number
198
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name of Company
Power
Consumers
v,
Co.;
When
Share
,..
common...
._
,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—*——L:—:.___—
$1.12--a
1-
2
13-
(quar.t
$i.iJ
1-
2
12-
6
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)__;—__________—
$1.04
1-
2
12-
6
30C
11-20
11-
11-25
11-
5
$1
11-28
11-20
&
Pittsburgh
■
RR.
Consumers
Water
Container
Corp.
Common
4Ve
co.
of
t.quar.)
.i—,—
__.
12-10
(nicreased-quar.)
—T—•-___
tquar.)
——
Aviation & Engineering Corp.—
183/4C
Continenial
Illinois
10-31
5c-
National Bank
dnitial-quar.)
Motors •
Continental
Transportation
of
Co.
Copymation,
stock
split)
Coral
Aggregates
Corn
Frouucts
Cornet
Stores
Corning
far
$1.50
Cott
Bottling Co.
Couvretie
Craig
6c
Bit,
Crampcon
Mfg.
Co.
Crouse
Hinos
Corp.
Life
Iraaers
(stock
12-
2
10-15
less
British
12-3 T
12-14
Greeley
25c
11-
1
10-
Grceniield
$35e
Insurance
(quar. I
11-
T
$7.50
___>
1
Stores.
Gas
income
Co.,
Real
10-18
2
lederal
National
300^
11-15
10-31.
Growth
Federal
Paper
10-25
2uc
10-
a
11-18
10-18
11-18
■
,10-18
l-iO
5'/(?,
11 V4c
11-
34
4.60'V
1
10-
B
Financial
8
Stock
11-iU
of
America
shares
Corp.
(stock
dividend
3834 tc
11-
of
Financial
10-14
12-20
11-30
•
Hoc.
—
1
$2.25
10-25
10-
3
Industrial
lYiC
11-
Quarterly of
10c
lc
&
come
.
from
from
125c
10-31
10-17
IOC
12-16
12-11
10c
12-16
12-11
Firestone
25c
11-
1
10-10
Stock
4%-.
12-
6
>11-13
____
(quar.t
div.T—
First
Camden
net
Bank
First
Charter
4
liackensack'
11-
8
Hagerstown
10-
4
Hade
&
(stock
$5
11-
1
10-18
25c
pfd.
10-21
9-20
10-31
9-20
5%
dividend)
Miiner
6c
Co.
Crown
Cork
&
Seal,
Crown
Cork
6i
seal
$2
Coal
Nest
Cuneo
press
$2 class
A
"//•'
Dallas
Power
'
De
12-
Hansen
(quar.)
(interim
share
'of
less
7.275
Soto
Yard
Credit
6'T
5
Co.
Co.
Sterling,
Inc.,
I'.b
preferred
tquar.)
Southern
Co.,
7'.?'
preferred
First
Union
$1.20
11-'l
10-10
11-
10-10
11-
1
1
Class
10-10
Flying
l_-ib'
Foods
!
SI. 37 Va
11-
1
10-10
Foote
Cone
11-
1
,10-10
Forbes
10-25
10-10
Ford
Co.
<
<fc
11-14
.,
S.30
11-14
Mfg.
Co.
10-25
10-11
14c
11-
1
10-15
Fraser
Free
.
10-
10-21
10-31
10-18
25c
10-28
10-18
Frito-Lay,
,10c
11-15
10-31
Frost
11-15
10-18
—f.
30c
11-
5
11-
1
'lit-
11-15
15c
10-^5
Class
10-14
5ijc
2%
(quar.
Inc.
Dickenson
Mines
(stock dividend
Ltd.
< quar.)
.
____
55c
r
Products
Engineering
Co.,
A
10-25
9-20
(quar,;>___7_______
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
v stock
dividend
(one-for-100)
in
$1
133,4C
10-31
10-15
Distillers
80c par value .stockNew
York—
:_.
ox
Co.,
British
Ltd.,
income
Ordinary ■> (final
Dolly Madison
Dome
Corp.
$4
13»/4C
45c
2nd
preference A
Fabrics,
5%
preference
9-30
12-15
11-29
12-
Stock
Dover
____^--:r$1.4:M4
Drewrys,
Dreyfus
Ltd.
Quarterly
—______
•30c
11-
■
_
Corp.
Paintr
Z
7%
Eastern
Eastern
$6
States
Echlin
the Nov.
5'A
Edison
Ekco
Investment
preferred
Sault
$4.50
4V2%
final
Musical
payment
ilectrolier
Class
Co.,
preferred
&
Electric
General
Electric
General
Emco.
Ltd.
Energy
32c
$5
Precision
Telephone
10-
10-31
10-31
12-
11-22
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
12-16
preferred
preferred
Tin
Ennis
New
10-22
10-
8
13c
10-22
10-
8
12-16
'11-
11-30
1' *'
10-15
1
4
1
10-
4
11-
1
10-15
Girard
11-
1;
common
Stock
Equitable
lr'(
preferred
tquar.)
Girltown, Inc., class A
10-25
10-
(P.
H.)
Co.,
30c
$1.12'/2
■
11/
1
1
10-15
11-1
10-15
I21fcr}.
:
:
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-
___
12 >6c
—
.
(s-a)__•__
SI.IBMj
'
$15c
incorpe
1
and
4""b';
Glen
Lake
Silver
12-
6
33c
Ltd.
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-25
10-22
9-20
45c
(quar.)
10-21
9-16
10-31
10-16
$12VaC
10-31
9-30
Stock
Mfg.
Goodyear
$1.03
10-25
9-26
Inc.—
13c
dividend
50%
conv.
Tire
pfd.
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
preferred
32-
1
12-
1
Gordon
Jewelry
(I.)
Gorton's
11-
1
Gourmet
11-
1
Gould-National
of
^__
-
11-
1
Co.
(quar.)__
11-
1
10-15
64 v2c
11-1
:
(increased)
Glouscester
Restaurants
fN. Y.)„_
(quar.)_
(increased)—
Batteries
(quar.)
2
1
10-31
10-11
11-15
10-25
10-31
10-14
10c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-18
10-10
10c
10-24
9 Vic
11-25
11-
4
11-25
11-
4
$1.25
12-30
12-16
25c
11-
1
10-15
15c
11-
1
10-11
SI
11-
1
10-14
$1.25
11-
1
10-14
^
(quar.)
pfd.
7
4C<e>
pfd.
(quar.)
1
25c
10-28
10-18
25c
10-28
10-18
25c
(quar.)
Co.
1
iquar.).
Co,,
,
11-
1
10-12
30c
12-
11-1
10-10
Credit,
$1.50
10-31
10-15
25c
1
11-29
Mexico
of
Canada.
S.
class
(stock
A
20c
(from
net
3
5c
11-
5
10-25
11-22
10-22
11-
10-
4c
11-
4
35c
1
11-15
1
10-29
1-
1
30c
11-
8
10-18
75c
11-
1
10-
$1.12 V2
10-23
1
11-14
10-31
12-20
8c
Investors, Inc.
(from npt
1-6
11-15
11-
23c
income)''
gains),_—1
International Packers,7Ltd.
10-24
10-10
1
capi-
____—
$25c
(quar.Ut.--^-—
International Telephone 6c Telegraph Corp.
5V'4 r/c
preferred
A
(quar.)'
preferred
B "
(quar.)
12-16
11-29
4T
preferred
D
(initial
,
(quar.)—____—_1_—_
C
preferred
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Interstate
11-
Interphoto
..
Class
B
Corp., class
—7—
B
Stores
10-15
Investors
10-31
10-15
13c
11-
10-17
13c
12-
2
11-15
11-
4
10-15
11-
1
Inc.
10-15
Services,
iquar.)
_-.—
(quar.
Iowa
Israel
Pow-er
6c
Light,
Investors
10-15
11-15
10-25
11-21
/■
12-
5
12-
5
11-21
50c
12-
2
10-31
11-
I
10-18
1
10-18
7
10-11
12-
9
10-25
$1.33 Va
11-
1
10-15
10c
10-21
10-10
10c
(Del.)_______—
1111-
$1.25
tquar.)-_—
SI.OS
45c
______-
—
common
Corp.
10-15
1
1
$1.06
(quar.
preferred
10-25
11-
11-
$2
—
_____
—
preferred
11-30
17'8C
$2
iquar.)
com.
Gas^& Electric Cor—
$4.36
10-25
15c
tqunr.l_
,-Class
A
(quar.)———-—
Iowa-Illinois!
$4.22
10-25
10-25
11-30
"«c
•
__—
1
Common
10-11
10-25
70c
quar.)
11-1
Diversified
10-25
11-30
SI
A_^——
Department
$1.31'i
$i.31li
11-30
$r '"11-30*
(quar._______
11-15
8
12-
or¬
preferred
10-10
4
2
'
25c
Corp.
4%
11-
11-
1-
25/i
4%
1
2
Co.—
S'ATc
11-
2
12-
$3
,
10-10
11-15
11-18
12-
$1
2%.
10-11
12-16
12-17
75c.
7
„
10-24
5%
11-1-5
11-18
7
income
Telephone
11-29
12-17
$10c
■
dividend)
.;
Fund
11-15
25c'
10-15
$20c
_____
Ltd.—,
8
10-15
'
(quar.)—______
10-25
1
10-
1
1
—
8c
1
11-30
1111-
A.„—
tal
11-15
11-
■
Ltd.—
31 V4C
5%
10-10
37 tie'
—
1_C
common
Holdings
International
11-15
1
10-10
10-10
1
'
12-30
12-
1
1
11-
three
(qitar.)
dividend
dinary
10-15
1-
1111-
31 tic
preferred
de
investment
From
Stock
11-15
10-31
10-10
51c
iquar.)——
Shares
International
$1.12 Va
1
53 Vic
Subject to stockholders approval
Book Distributors
<initiali_>—
11-30
10-10
11-
52 VaC
International
12^0
10-10
r
55 Vic
—
Inter-Mountain
55c
1
11-
(quar. I
(quar.
Corp., common (quar.)
; 4VaC<? '" preferred
(quar.)
'_T_
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
Intermountain Gas. $3 preferred
(quar.)
11-15
2
11-
583Tc
common
Interchemical
10-15
02
11-
11-15
(Canqda)—
(quar.)
Corp.
1
12-
-a—',
Institutional Growth
10-15
'62VaC
20c
Rubber
Realty Corp.
1
11-
&
Inglewood
Inland
Francisco)
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gordon
;
(San
dividend
Goodman
-_L_—
10-
1
Co.—
12 Vac
(quar.)___;
1
1-
—
Mills,
Institutional
10-18
40c
C
ts-ai___—_____——
Gasoline Co.
(quar.)—___;
10-25
15c
Ltd.
11-
25c
preferred
i
10-25
Gluckin
Co..
6%
10-25
Godfrey Company (quar.)
Golden'Gate National Bank
(William)
11-
/
11-15
10-31
——
,
series
common
—
11-15
2
.'
$0.578125
JlOc
(initial)—i_ii_
(quar.)__
Mines
9-30
10-15
11-15
-'
semi-annual
11-15
53 V»c
■
Extra
56 Vic
tquar.)
1'
35c
J
(quar. i
Minerals
25c
V
Co., $2,125 preferred (quar.)______
Globe Envelopes (quar.)
J
Globe Security Systems
(increased quar.)
71c from
:
preferred
preferred
11-
60c
8
12 VbC
■____
:|.20c
(1
15c '
Brick
Electi'ica
30c
tquar.)
common
1
*
Industria
Industrial
5c
(quar.)_______
11-
tquar.
preferred'
11-27
15 c
Glidden
in cash—
RR.
41/2rr
$1.25
10-25
40c
:
10-18
40c
,12' /2C
$1.75
Bros,
tquar.;)
Industries, common
Glatfelter
Head
12-15
11-15
quar.)__
1
5c
'/j 7
Indian
Ordinary
British
(increased
11-15
11-
|
•
7
less
common
10-56
'
$2
Corp.,
11-15
(quar.)
'increased)—
Corporation,
Rubber
&
22M:c
-
Ltd.
9eb
12-16
;
10-7
TO-
j
—
10-31
1
31 Vic
iquar. n
Ordinary (s-a )—
preferred
11-25
—:
11-29
10c
Ltd.—
4%
Forms
of
$62Vfec
(quar.)
common
investment
Business
Gimbel
1
Southwest—
Controls, 5f-'c conv. pfd. B (quar.)
Company (stock dividend )_
Gilchrist
10-
11-
15c
11-
7
(quar.)
11-29
5r/o
r
—
Investments,
Geotechnical
1
-
Genesco, Inc.. common (quar.)_,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Georgia Shoe Mfg. (quar.)____.——
.Giannini
1
11-
50c
Tax)
Tire
10-10
11-
Indiana—
the
10-15
)________T__2
Products,
Power
32 l/2C
of
1
"V
1__.'
preferred
(quar.i
4.26'
preferred
iquar.)_'_
4.20'
preferred
(quar.)
4.08 T
(quar.i—
preferred
Imperial Chemical Industries-?—
(Interim
payment of
one
shilling
9-19
I
Co.
10-31
11-
quar.i
Co.
Power
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
tquar.)„L
payment
Income
Co.
Brick
32c
.
10-
11-20
412 Vac
(quar.)
Increased
—
10-15
10-15
334"C
A
$1.I834
(quar.)
Telephone
(Interim
1
——-——
tquar.)
preferred
General
11-22'
9-17
11-
3114 c
11-15
$2 20
10-25
(quar.t...
preferred
45c
>12 Vac
4.42'
of Florida—
11-15
6,
10-16
22 V6C
10-31
preferred
10-25
_■_
(quar. )_,o.
pfr.
&
Company,
Illinois
10-31
quar.)__
——
11-15
11-15
tquar.)
Food
4.70'
$$1.25
$2
5.16'£
4
12-16
California—
of
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
$1.50
(quar.)_:
securities
Co.
2
$1
6c
( quar
preferred
Class
,.
.i_
1
12-
—
is-ai__.
(initial
Lighting
Sound
2
1-
93a4c
(quar.).
Telephone Co.
General
10-
11-1
11-
Interim ;
Hyster
Equipment—
preferred
General
10-21
A
A.)
Hydraulic-Press
10-15
1
10-22
$1.25
(s-a)
quar.t
Sash 6c Door Co., a',
Hussmah Refrigerator
(quar.
2
11-
$1.25
(quar.)i
preferred
4!4%
pfd.
Huttig
2
12-
30c
V.
$4.75 preferred tquar.)
General Public Utilities
(increased
General Steel Wares, Ltd.—
5%
12-
12 Vac
(quar.)
$2.50
3
12-31
1
11-15
10-10
!
10-10
$1.75
.
11-
1
Bearing—
Hudson's Bay Co.
-
10-17
10-25
(quar,)__i_
10-10
-
Howe
^
•"
Corp.—
10-25'
3'/c
(accum.)____
11-21
&
preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
noncumulative
50c
10-25
11-
$4
10-15
,
i,
Syracuse (N. Y.)—
Houston
12-15
'
8c
(quar.)
Fund—
of
-
10%
Inc.
Motors
preferred
General
35c
$1.12 V2
(quar.)—1
1
'
Heating Products, class A
from
sale
:7'5C
12-31
(quar.)_
31 tic
(quar.)—
Williamsport
A*
4(T
Ordinary
$30c
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)___^
Employers Group Associates (quar.)_
Enamel
10-17
'
Co.
(quar.)
10-31
10-
25c
(increased
class
(Joseph )
Hotel
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Industries—
of
11-15
10-15
1
(quar.)
Co.,
(George
Home
1
5'r:
dividend
Mills
General
Co.
Co.
&
common
Horinel
5-29
6-19
$12 Vac
preferred
$$1.75
New
2-28
3-20
10-15 '
11-
)1
(quar.
quar.)__r__/____n__^___'
Corp.
Ball
Hygrade
Ltd.
1
10-25
35c
Rinehart
Hoover
11-29
12-20
2
50c
(quar.)—
11-
11-15
30c
Oil Ltd.,
12-
—
7.
10-15
2%
& Winston, Inc. (quar.)
Insurance Co.: (N. Y.)
(quar.)__^,
10-
annual
10-17
10-31
10c
(quar.)
<fe
(increased quar.)
Co.
10-10
1
.'.
Home
10-4
Investors—
Bakeries,
General
5?o
Corp—
A
Elmira
22
preferred
General
12c
Co.
Holt,
10-31
General, American
1
11-22
15c
Trust.
9-30
30c
preferred
-
(quar.)__
Electric
Products
Electric
A
;
2%'
meeting)
Gas. Inc., $1.40 prior preferred (quar.)_.
Gateway Sporting Goods
tquar.)
Gateway Transportation
(quar.)—
1
12-10
30c
(aceum.)
1
Manufacturing
Economic
Renfrew
inc.
&
1
11-
,>■•••
56 V4C
(quar.)
Supermarkets—
Holt
(stocld dividend)
(Julius)
v
11-
(quar.)
Co.
Sugar
1
tquar.)
10-10
25 C
(i Class
A
(stock; dividend)-—___________
Holiday Inns of America (initial quar.>____
Holly Stores, Inc., 5re conv. pfd. (quar.)
11-
,
10-10
1
25c
dividend)
Manufacturing
9-30
11-19
'
20c
$1
:
—_i
Corp.,
Express--
Hill's
9-30
12-12
$13c
(quar.)_
A
$7 pfd.
10-15
12-31
$1.30
class
preferred B
Eazor
A
Co.',
10-25
10-28
5c
$1.32
Corporation
Can
conv.
$1
___
10-15
:
Power Co., Ltd.—
'
preferred
(quar.)
j.—
flOc.
Higbie
11-15
10-15
•.
Kootenay
Co.,
Hicks-Potider
10-15
1,
10-15
11-
7
East
Hewlett-Packard
4
10-15
$15c
■.
1
11-
(quar.)____,
preferred
-1
11
(one share ,for each share
subject to approval of stockholders
General
E'
10-
11-
11-30
10-31
common
preferred
10-24
10-21
!___—
T
11-
20c
pfd.
10-31
$20c
Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
dividend—
5'/o
dividend
held
10-
9-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
common——
convertible
Stock
11-
1
de Nemours Co.—
DupUis Freres,
Stock
Co.,
—
7
Products—
(stock
preferred
,'6'^
'
:30c
:
^5c
incomei__
;___
Powder
■
VGarfinkcl
10-31
87>/aC
5%
2
10c
)
<quar.)
Hercules
7; 7'/o
6
5c
(monthly)
5%
Investment
11- 1
tquar.i__
$1.25
net
Company
Corp.
Electronics
12-
$l.l2Va
Duro-Iest
1
1-
30-15
10-30
preferred
Duriron
10-
40c
(quar.)________„__—
Inc. (quar.)
' (stock dividend
of
1
2-1,
$15c
j
preferred
Pont
11-15
10-31
3%
1—
(quar.)
$3 50
4.80^
10-10
11-29
12 VaC
/
$4.50
du
10-10
1
Inc.—
(E. I.)
F^ont
10-15
11-
$62 Vac
__.
Dunham-Bush
du
1
114-.I
'
Ltd.
G-L
$3.75
(quar.)_____
from
Ducommon,
10-11
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
(USA)
Fund,
11-15
7
>11-
•T15c
dividend
Industries,
Chemical
Dow
2
11-
$20c
Industries
12-17
10-30
J37V-2C
(quar.)
2
$15c
tquar.)_r___H-^
Corp.
Stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Doughboy
10-29
4
12-30
tlOc
(quar.)L_—1
Investments
12-,
$15c
Monthly
General
___.
Scottish
'Dominion
10-
11-15
.
$1.25
< quar.)_____
com.
pref. tquar.)
10-25
t20c
_
<
5% preferred (quar.)__.
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.
Dominion Electrohqme Industries—
53AK
11-22
11-19
(quar.
common
Furman-Wolfson
8-28
7 Vac
;
Water
(initial >>■_■•___
6c Anglo Investment Corp.—
Dominion
10; 8
10-28
15c
(quar.)
.
Corp.,
preferred
at
(quar:)—
Doininguez
Dominion
10-21
8l*%
Foods,. Inc.
Ltd.
Alines?
2
Common
3-1-
less
tax)_———___—
Manfacturing
12-31
4-15
Dividend Snares, Inc. (11c from capital gains
t'i and 2Vic from net investment income)___;
Dodge
4%
Gamble-Skogmo,
preferred
Discount jCorp.
12-
12-
17 VaC
Monthly
1-15
preferred. 80c par value stock—
dividend
(one-for-100)in $1 con¬
vertible
12-16
$0,767
■
9-25
62 VaC
Hercules- Galion
1
Holly
2
10-15
10-28
10 c
Home
tquar.)___,
1
11-15
-7
1
2
10-
62c
;
.;
10-31
10c
tquar.)_._.
A
11-
12-
1 '
40c
(quar.)
•
11-
1
Co.—
A
11-15
12-13
11-
56 Vic
10-15
8c
—
7
35c
(quar.)
11-15
11-
25c
quar.)—
10-
Heartland
con¬
vertible
Stock
«fc
(quar.)
Futterman
.
E.)
Class
Fruohauf
8-20
Inc.—
preferred
11-22
$1.15
receipts———
Class
7
10-15
12c
Dielectric
12-13
130c
(increased
(Charles
•
Corp.
11-25
____
15c^
_t—_____
10-15
12-16
Mines*
deposit
2
10-21
.
1 Va %
4.50 v;
12-21
tquar.)_
2
12-
2%
—
Electric Light,Co., com.
preferred, (quar.)__/___
10-31
•
American
(quar.)
dividend
(stock
35c.
—
8
12-
35c
25c
tquar.)
com.
10-
12-16
30c
Development Corp.—
/ Convertible
preference (s-a)
Heppenstall Co., 41/2 % preferred
4
(L.I,),
1
12-16
$1.50
dividend)-
Vic
5
10-10
150c
(quar.)_7
(quar.)
11-
15c
(quar.
45c
B
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Ltd.
(stock
Corp.
preferred
(quar.
Corp, qt America, common
5(P
preferred (quar.)
Ilawthorn-Mollody (initial)
Hayes Industries Inc.? tquar.)
7 Vac
i
Inc
Geduld
Co.
10c
(s-a)____—
10-15
15c
(quar.)_i______
15c
A
11-
10-31
Reiractories—
Hat
Ordinary Shares.
: (Interim payment of Rand 0.60 per share
i
less South
African
non-resident
tax
of
40c
_
10-15
(initial)
Bank
Stores
Cos.,
10-31
8
10-11
tquar.)„
Fund,
State
36c
J'
1
6
5
ll-x6v
15c
"
(quar.)____.
Stores
4.96',i>
12-
$$1.25
tquar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Schaftner & Marx
Hartford
7
10-15
12--23
17c
preferred
2—-
Hartfield
•
10-15
11-1
60c
10c
class
preferred
10-
1
\
11-15
11-1
25c
;
Harsco
10-15
11-
-
pfd.
Belding
Co.
1
1
11-
19
10-11
12c
25c
shares——
quar.)
5ri
National
Franklin
9-30
JOc
(quar.)
—__.
&
Motor
4.60'v
.
Line,
11-
11-
'
$1.7-5
(quar.)2___
Wallace,
Franklin
increased-quar.)_____
Corp.
Tiger
Foursquare
i
(s-a)
increased
Plus
tax
(quar.)______
Realty tOhio) —
beneficial interest
i
1
2
$1.25
5tipfd.
(quar. l____
A
11-
bearer
10-21
&
12-
50c
1
17 Vac
c.
Moore, Inc. (N. Y.) 4(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)—
Florida Tile Industries-"-J
10-10
11-
2 '}<>
<quar.)__
Fisnback
10-25
75c
Firm
4
1
30c
div.)__
2-21
4
12-1
35c
(quar. i
Ltd., 5^
(initial)
Harper (H. M.I
Harris-Inter type
9-27
11-
(quar.)
First
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Y.)
(stock
12-
64c
Inc.
Stores
(N.
Bureau
10-15
$i
——
Tunnel
Diana
Bank
10-10
3-16
11-
/5'T
tquar.)
preferred
Hart,
12-27
10-15
10-25
Diego—
lU-31
$1.06
(quar.)____
Homes
Finance
City
National
si
deferred
Mobile
Diamond
National
10-
7__a__
Canada
Dial
First
First
10-31
,
Detroiter
Giorgio Fruit
1
5
$1.12
Detroit 6c
Di
San
-■
H-
10-31
<quar.)__
non-resident
Coatings
Ltd.
of
;
12-
5c
shares
Mines.
Bank
12-27
;
pf'd.
Mines
Dean Phipps Stores. Die.,
Delaware
power
&
Light
De
Vilbis
Co.
(quar. i
National
Quarterly
11-22
20c
_______
_______
(quafr.i——
African
Chemical
Denison
First
8
lie
(quaro-
oe
7_
..
share)
per
11-
2
payment of Rand 0.50 per
South
American
De
11-15'
12-
11-29
*
^
common
Harbiscn-Walker
10-16
4
30c
Co.
C.
10-15
12-16
$1.25
Extra
(Morristown, N. J.)
i
20c
(quar.t.-
&
Beers Consolidated
shares
I.
50c
A
Davenport Water, 5 Va% preferred
5%
preferred -. (quar.)____■
Dayco Corp., $2 class A tquar.)
•
B.
National iron Bank
25c
;
!■
Stock
12-16
50c
,
(quar. )______4___
union
First
,
class
Light, $4.80
4ti %
preferred (quar.)
$4.24 preferred (quar.).$4 preferred
(quar.)__
Denver
First Connecticut S.
10-15
(quar.)
common
■;7VVL'
'
Corp.
10-25
11-15
130c
(quar.)
naooraluries,
Class
B
(quar.)
(
10-31
Quarterly.
—
Corp.,
Cutler
Daffin
i
(s-a)
tqi.ar. i
Curtiss-Wright
7V^C
,;17oc
■___
(quar.)
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
convertible
Crow's
tquar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
-10-10
$1.25
(quar.)
'
Crowley
10-31
10-15
Handschy Chemical Co. tquar.
.'_
10-15
jll- 1
(quar.
Co.,
Hanaleinan
lo.—:
—
Financial
10-21
25c
Trust
(quar.)
Water
Hamilton Cotton,
9-30
11c
capital gains
RR.,
10-18
10-31
VaC
12
(quar.)
Gas
Bros.
Halliburton
;
Rubber
dividend
10-
1
2%
National
&
1
Inc.—
investment, in¬
short-term
1
25c
(qunxv).
(quar.)
Oliio
preierred
11-
Fund,
Quarterly
Tire
Gyrodyne Co, of America (stock dividend).._
6
12- 9
06 Vic
(quar.)
Income
Mobile
85
(quar.)__
common
A
Gulf
&
ll-'l
$2V>c
31c
Lile
Insurance
lU-xO
investment
net
Insurance Co.
(Dallas)
10-15
9-30
10-21
10c
Financial
10-dl
15c
Corp.,
preferred series
from
8c
Gulf
12-
2
1-
lYiC
(quar.)
'iv':,' Extra
6c
Rico)
3?Vac
10-21
11-20
20%
General
10-14
10-
' 4%
.
:
(Puerto
capital gains and
income) ■/____
11-29
10-11
(quar.)
9-12
1
10-30
^2'/2C
6
11-
$1.37 »,ii
Co., Ltd., cl. A (initial quar.)
Industry/Shares,
Inc.
(23c
from'
Gulf
in class A stock)
America—
'
(stock
12-15
10-31
on
payable
Credit
10-15
(quar.)
tquar.t
284ic
32 tic
dividend
10-31
+6c
$37;V2C
10-18
Board—
Financial
10-31
A_..
(quar.)_2—>
Department Sioies (quar.
Co.
and
A
class
.(quar.)—
Co. (N. J.) (quar. )______
Mortgage Assn. tmonthlyi_
preferred
Finance
8-50'
Ltd.,
preference
Federated
12-31v
11-30
c
Grain,
4
and
Growers Wine
i
A
of
11-
23Va'»
pfd. A (quar.)
Investment Trust__
Griesedieck Company—
tl.5(7
conv.
preierred
11-19
Ordinary
payment oi
tax
5 Va'T
Estate
11-22
(Houston)—
Ltd.,
(lmal
Orcunary
2
l-'eoeral
::i,\ loc
Publishing Co.
5%
dividend)'
A
1'
1
lU-2o
of New England
Co.
1
Universal
el'ass
12-
(extra)
Crowell-Collier
12-
(quar.)
wuarterly
Great
11-
(quar.)
(extra)--,
12-10
10-14
25c
(extra)
Mines, Ltd.
Crompton
linancial
&
5
11-
46 tic
$35c
Ltd.
Craigmoni
40c
10-18
-11-1
11-
$1.60
tquar.)
tquar.)_a__a-a___..2—
Insurance
dividendi—.•
class
9
$1.40
3c
Lea.,
10-
Co.
tquar,.)
Federal
(quar.t
frowst,
1
Tea
Insurance
9-30
'
A
li-
Ry
Lite
Soutnern
10-15
___
Container
6
76c
Nortnern
Great
luV 4
I
quar.)
i
.
11-
10-21
approve
(quar.)
preierence
11-14
11-30
11-
Natural uas' (quar.i
credit Corp. Ltd.—
Common
west
1
11-15
loc
tquar./
Pian
Fate-Root-Heath
Coronation
Corrguated
12-10
30c
10-ol
——
tquar.)
25c>
Pacific
6c
25c
:
(stock
11-22
25C
Atlantic
17 Vac
(initial) •_
common
4
10-18
preierred
Co.
Holders
Payable oj xiec.
'
(quar.)
__
(stockholders
Inc.
-5-for-4
New
11-29
Hr/teu
J
Sliare
• ••.,
Great
2
luc
Lines
tquar. i
10-
13
Employees Corp. (Wash,, D. C.)
(Increased semi-annual.)
Grace (W. R;j 6c, Co. (quar.i
10-14
10-25
j
Company
iquar.)__
Corp./iquar.
America
10-
1
10-26
''
(quar.)__.
(i'A>
Gas
Recoru
Farmers
11-
Co.,
River
tail
.
Government
Great
Co.
30c.
Mortgage Investors, Inc.
Con.linenuu
-
Tr.
&
^—:
—_____
5c
$2 5c
quar.)
Ltd.
Family
**W T"M <tWf
l'er
Name of
11-29/
'
(initial
Equipment
laubanKs
** «
Holder1
When
Payable of Rec.
87tac
inc.—?'/I
cummon
Fabi,
preferred
Controls
New
Executive
America—
Continental
Continental
Eversnarp,
^ffltWl l|>!l, SWI "*W«
t
Snare
'
<
(quar.)
5
25c
Erie
6
$4.52
$4.50
r
Name o) Company
10-18
>XwnpLMJi 1W*. AWPtMjW *ttN t Pl^
^
(1541)
Per
oj Rec.
11-20
f'
Chronicle
Holder
Payaole
37H;C
—
»>l^iNWNVlWWW*HfW^l,'lWWfiiW^W ffi* ' ^"Wyh NW <l»|*<•;
$50c
10-31
10-10
15c
11-15
11-
25c
11-
1
10-15
15c
10-31
10-18
1
Isras
Israel-Rassco
Jacobsen
Jane
Colby.
Jantzenj
Stock
7c
32»ic
1
11-29
5%
Co.
Inc.
Inc..
(quar.i
Co.
— —
(quar.
common
A
preferred
1
10-10
<quar.)_
20c
11-
1
10-15
4rr.
<quar,,)_—
dividend
series
Ltd.——
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-25
on
page
$1.25
10-15
12-16
Mfg.
Invesfment
11-
Continued
50
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1542)
.
.
Monday, October 21y 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
/
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
55
Jan 16
34 % Oct
'
23
72 y8 Jan
17
12 ya Oct
1
56 ya Aug
29
81% Mar
11% Oct
24
217/a Jan
9
15
99% Jan
Oct
ABC
Tuesday.
Monday
Par
1
="45
108
Vending Corp
L
12%
_1
45 %
109%
110%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
-
46
Sales for
Friday
*45%.
•
the Week
Oct. 18
Thursday
Oct. 17
45%
110%
*45%
;
,
Oct. 16
109%
46
in
-
Wednesday
-
.
Oct. is;
Oct. 14
5
•<.
Laboratories
Abbott
14
68% Feb
28
21
Jan.
2
13% Jan
2
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
45
25
Industries
ACF
3
53% Sep
2
2
28
22
STOCK
...EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
120% Aug 23
15% Jun
,.,
Shares
*45 y4
46
200
113%
110%
112
39,300
13%
13%
13 y8
49
46
110
-
13%
21,800
12,500
"
9% Sep
S0% Oct 24
,,
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
Lowest
Highest.
47
7
July 29
39% Jan
Year 1962
Inc
V 49%
..No par
1.
Markets Inc
Jan
15
Acme
20 % Sep
11
Acme
1
27 y2 Oct
4
23
13% Jan
24
Adams-Mtllis
Steel
10
Adams Express Co
_1
<
49%
49%
50
49
49%
48% ' 49%
73%
72
72%
72%
73%:.;
72%
72%
72%
19%
19%
19%
19 y8 ■
19%
19V-T
19%
19%; ioy4
7,400
27%
1
Co
50
73%
19%.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Mar
80
27%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
' 27y2
9%
9%
4,400
2,200
v
3,900
72 %
"
"
10
23% Jan
May 29
9% Sep
3
39% Oct
1
63% Oct
15
9% Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
26% Oct
11
Admiral
20% Jun
25
35% Jan
17
22 % Mar
4
27% Oct
16
Aeroquip
May 28
18% Apr
18
14% Jan
3
10
90% Jan
70% Feb
19
May 29
24 V2
July 25
89% Dec
Products
Reduction Inc
3
61% Apr
16
Air
4% Jan
Apr
14
A
7
Feb
12
38% May 10
Alabama
19
Jan
3
25% May 24
Alco
21% Oct
15
31% May 21
Aldens
Jan
9
4
2
Jan
39
91
94'/a May 16
4
9% Apr
Jun
14
41
Jan
5
30 y2 Jun
27
48 % Jan
2
32% Jan
2
39'/a May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
88
96
Dec
10
12 % Mar 20
Jan
11
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6%
convertible preferred...
2
19% Jan
42 % Mar
4
Apr
33% Sep
53% Oct
11
4
18
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5
17 'A Feb
15
13% Jan
2
15'A May
6
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Kid
47'A Jun
11
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Mills
'9% Mar 11
Allied
Products
Allied
23% Mar
57
12
July
Jan
93
103
2
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
6 % Jun
25
9y4 Feb
5
7
Feb
15,
45 Vb Oct
26
667/a Feb
2
49% Jan
87
57"% Apr
*
3
Jun
2
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
88
Jan
11% Jan
2
137/8 Jan
10
23
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
89
Jan
3
96
13% Oct
15
81% July
Jun
Jan
100% Mar
5
14% Dec 21
30% Jan 12
> 49% Mar 20
16
4
29
20 y8 Jan
2
27% Jun
25
68%
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51% Mar 22
70% Oct
17
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
7
37
9
2
Alpha
26
24
■
28 V2 Jan
17% Jun 25
6
Portland
Alside
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5
Jun
16% Oct
Inc
18
May 29
34
Feb
20%
Jun~15
31
22 V2 Jan
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Aluminium Limited
15% Oct
90
16
17% Jan
30
Oct
18
16
97
Feb
144
Oct
18
4
17% Jan
26%M:ay24
American Bakeries
May 18
Apr
4
21% Oct
29y4Jan
17
American
22% Oct 25
30
59
July 19
65
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13 y2 Jan
41
Jun
25
53 >A Apr
25
48% Jan
American
/
Jan
Feb
26
18% Oct
16
58% Apr
4
67
>
25
47 y2 Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38% Jan
47 % Feb
19
43% Apr
1
47% Feb
6%
38% July
41% Mar
39% July
8
42% Jan
30
9
10y8 Sep
Jun
18% Oct
20
Oct
12
50% Mar 26
47 y4 Jan
2
1
24% Jan
17
20
Jan
23
34% Feb
13
22
May 20
27
31% May 29
51% Jan
84
94
Jan
3
Dec
5
41% Jan
21
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
55% Jan
2
35% Dec
31
Jim
28% Oct
25
24
25
8y4Oct
47% Jan
36
25% Jun
July 23
1
17
43 % Oct
18
5
17% Jan
2
33% Jun
8% Jan
2
13 %
30
42 % Jan
2
97
Sep
24% Feb
Jan
2
92
Oct
40 Va Jun
26
29
12% Oct
24
18% Mar 13
22% Jun 27
26% Mar 18
33% Oct
23
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14
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Apr 23
Jan
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8% Oct 24,
24
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24
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22
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9
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150
2
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7
16% Jan
;
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7
18% Jan
17
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65
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4
Jan
2
152 '
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1
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
142
122
Jan
3
20% Feb 27
98 Va
May 29
25 % Oct
Apr 24
136 Va Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
19
20
2
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23
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19
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10
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27
39
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26
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25
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56% Jan
151
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Sep
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125
Jan
26 % Jan
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22% Jan
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25
24
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5
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7
33% Sep
6
162
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12% May 24
89% Oct 17
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5
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14
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7
2
18
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26
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23% May 29
37% Jan
2
30 % Jan
35% Oct
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
54
35% Feb
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4
37% Jan
4
49% Feb
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92
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79
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7%
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preferred
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6%
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commo.;
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5.44%
6%
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14
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50
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33%
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.
129%
com
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27
27
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27
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16
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16
17
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1
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17%
17%
17%
17%
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Anderson
33 %
•
13%
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preferred
8
32%
,
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6.25
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9
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32
21%
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100
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22% July
31%
21%
72%;
,
128%
common
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39% Jan
9
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Ampex Corp
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29 Va Jun
5
8%
12.50
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preference
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17%
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24
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31%
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preferred
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72%
9
transactions
5%
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21%
72 %
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preferred
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21% Jun
97
19
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41%
3
28% Jan
91
6
27% Jan
25% Oct 26
95
48V8
93
20%
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25% Mar
27
23%
74%
47%
;
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4
26
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34
23
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15
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31%
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1
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34% Sep
90
12%
17%
12.50
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37% Jan
37
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20% Jan
28
29%
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54
17
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16
May 28
23% Jun
287/e
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53%
54 %
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130% Oct
16% Oct 24
22
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23
72 V2
50%
54
54%
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2
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42
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12%
16%
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53%
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16
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53%
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12%
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93
13%
32
10%
American Motors
25
39% Aug 20
Aug 22
126% Sep 30
17
4,400
10%
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'
26
-
177% Sep 25
28 Va May 17
130% May 27
21% Jan
27
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
54
2
114% Jan
5
123
July 22
9 % Jan
23% May 7
13% Apr 30
2
2
24
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-
1,500
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10 Va
■■
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
44%
8%
10
-
4
44%
8%
■
8% Aug 20
•
2
54% Jan
„
39% Feb 26
2
73% Jan
32% Jan
,
2
44%
8%
41
Power Co
convertible preferred
American Metal Products
10
53
24
Jan
44%
53%
90
13
16%
93y2
14%'
33
27%
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8%
53%
90
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17%
93
14
33%
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14
16
46
Oct
2
May 16
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19
44%
8%
10%
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115
18
30% Oct 24
„
14 % Jan
2
18% Sep
.
20
■
Jan
1
30 Va Apr
11% May 29
1
101
44%
8%
33 %
preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
3
3
105% Nov
5
44%
8%
53
45%
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18% Sep 26
13%
40%
11
30% Jan
*13%
32%
10
81
13%
41 %
16% Oct
2
.
4,300
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32%
23% Jun
Mar 19
86
40
53%
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American International Corp
...1
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7
32
53
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13%
10
13
23
31%
53
13%
31
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15% Oct 24
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32%
52%
41%
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102%
31%
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29%
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3
5,200
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79% Sep
>; *101
41%
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24% Oct
53
36%
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July
52%
30%
3
106
53%
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4
2
52%
31
51%
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52 Vz
53
29%
4
3
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Sep
Mar 18
1,100
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Jan
Jan
31%
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31%
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65 %
15
31%
41%
41%
23
20% Jan
31%
40%
41%
18 % July 19
101 %
31
40%.
36%
34% Jan
5
7,700
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31%
41%
49% Mar 25
12
9%
9%
36%
8
24% Jan
9%
10
6,800
22,100
95
39%
^
39%
2
106% Nov
22%
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10
31%
39%
52%
53%
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102%
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51% ,51%
6.50
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8
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/
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95
4,500
2,100
23%
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American Enka Corp
May 20
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36 y4
23%
22%
22%
:
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2.50
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19% Feb
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
22 %
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95
41%
36%
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49 %
Ind
prior
33% Feb
May 29
24%
Export Lines Inc
,40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
17
16
23%
22 Va
22%
24%
55
3%
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5
preferred
American'Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
;
3%
36%
41%
Crystal Sugar common. 10
38% Aug 12
54 Va
55
3y4
36
23%
39%
33
52y2
54 y8
3%
45%
4%%
1
54 Va
36
31%
American
4
53 y4
54%
5,300
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15
62% Sep' 6
44% Jan 23
2
15,000
30,800
30
16
Oct
60%
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1
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97% Oct
59%
25
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common
American
40% Feb
25
44% Oct
Co
24
102
61%
12.50
<
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preferred
±
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
14
79
18
32Va
23y4
73%
45y2
64
17l/4
29% Oct
32% Mar
20% Mar
*30%
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17
51V2
28% Jan
,
9%
v
26 ;
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American Commer Barge Line Co
3
10% Jan
May~29
10
31
40%
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2
1%
■/
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62%
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Broadcasting-Paramount
American
55% May 21
29 % Apr
12%
'
l:
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Co
Theatres Inc
/
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; -
3
88% Mar 12
26
31
21%
*93 y4
5
preferred
American Brake Shoe
1
41
22%
95
28y8
common.
60%
24%
*136y2
20
American Bosch Arma Corp
14
38 y8 May 29
5
Bank Note
5,700
59%
24%
100
No
17%
24%
par
preferred
Co
17%
3%
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common
17%
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'
62
American
22% Jun
Airlines
convertible
3V2%
17%
3%
50
23
Feb
23% Jan
114
26
18
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
No par
Amerace Corp
:
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
.No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No par
May 21
•
'
-•
America
of
40 »A Jan
;
24
Jun
16% Oct
22 y2 Jan
Co
17%
3%
,
No par
transactions
Aluminum
Apr 29
81% Sep
6
53% Oct 18
62 y2 July 22
__10
No par
:
Foreign
45
Cement....
16%
36%
44%
44%
8% A 8%
53
53%
89
,89
12%
13
16y2
16%
' *92y2
93%
15%
15%
32%
33
27
27y4
26%
267/a
65%
67%
5
—
,
16
19% Apr
42% Sep
24% Apr
Apr
-
,
Corp common—No par
4%
preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred-—100'
17
16% Feb
12% Oct
24
91
18
16%
59%
53%
3%
52%
52%
*101
102%
31%
31%
51%
52
13%
13%
_^____No par
1
27 Va
36
9%
____^_5
Corp
54%
31
___-„9
Co
64,200
26%
36 'A
39y2
Stores
18
24
25%
27%
59
l
10
Jan
Sep
16% May 29
34% Oct
108,500
24%
27%
59%
*93'A
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
____5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtdj^.100
Allen Industries Inc
i_J._Jl.-l
42% Aug 26
58
Aug 30
63%
25%
63%
24%
16%
22
_5
100
—;_»•
*61%
27%
•
24%
._1
common
preferred
62 %
25%
16%
3%
V
9%
6i y8
26%
54%
9%
24 ya
25%
26%
36
2
,-i^9%
26%
63%
2 5'A
2
Inc
61%
26%
27
'59
No par
Corp
62%
9%
10
16%
.-1
34% May 29
-
59%
50c
Chemicals
&
Products
4%«%>
13
13
12
Sep
5% May 29
Aug
42% Jan
4
19
27 Va
95
Products
Industries
J
3% Oct
35
22% Apr
25
14
Air
67% Jun
18
50 % July 19
7
4% Feb
Control
x93A
27
1
_
10%
9%
•
'25%
1
Corp
Air
18 % Aug 28
<
No par
Corp
40% Mar 26
3% May 29
Jun
56
84% Mar 15
41% May 29
45% May 29
33
43% Mar 18
2
Corp
-
&
&
Co
Film
-
Corp
/
'
*33%
34 Va
1,280
4,000
32%
33%
*96%
97%
26%
26%
28 %
20,100
17%
17%
18%
41,900
18%
18
18 Va
8.000
,
,
10
Volume
Number 6309
198
.
.
(1543)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
;
Range for Previous
<
39
31
Feb
5
42 % Dec
44y2Oct
Jun
25
23% Jun
25
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51 y2 Mar 19
32
Oct, 24
57 y4 Feb
16
38%
47% Jun
25
73% Apr
82% Jan
2
89 y4 Jun
23
' 7
38%
47
Jan
8
48% Apr
15
•-
2
34 y4 Jan
11
1
102
7
Oct
Sep
92% Feb
66%'Jan
Co
&
Armour
$3.75 preferred
.
13% Jan
25
20y4 Feb
13
Aro Corp
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
9y2 Aug £6
16% Sep
5
15
33% Feb
26
26 y2 Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
20 y2 Jun
20
25% Jan
2
31
Ashland Oil & Refining.
28% Feb
19% May 29
25
1
2 %
2
) 4% Aug 29
Associated
Brewing
22
517/a May 15
Associated
2
30% Jun
25
liy4 Jun
19
Jun
49
Sep
Jan
10
94
Apr
21
60% May 31
6
27% Jan
16
25
Jan
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
34 y4 May 29
49% Jan
4
43
87
Oct
10
91% Apr
6
31% Jun
27
47% Dec
21
46% Jan
4iy2 Oct
24
57% Feb
15
48
8iy4 Jan
3
88
Nov
16
85% Aug 21
12% Nov
1
25 % Feb
5
16
Corp common
23
2 Ve Jan
2
'•14% Jan
3
17% Oct
15
5%
7
13% Aug 16
Atlas
20% Dec
7
17% Jan
8
27 Vz Dec
18
25y8 Jan
28
31% Jan
2
12% Aug
7
17% Jan
,30% Aug 28
59
Apr
1
41% Jun
9% Oct
24
42 y2 Jun
25
63 y4
14
Jun
Dec" 27
21% Oct
13
28% Feb
16% May 29
13
30% Mar 29
25
Sep
Oct
80
9
24 y2 Mar
26
*9%
10
9%
79%
9%
,.
9%
9%
140
18%
18%
18%
18%
30%
18%
32%
18%
30%
32 y4
32%
32 y4
28%
28%
28%
28%
4%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
50%
50%
50
20%
21
21
21%
21%
22
22
22%
22 y8
22 y4
8,300
58%
58%
58%
59%
59%
60 3 b
60 y4
60%
11,000
28%
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
29
3%
4
4
11
46
*87
89
56
55
1,300
10,400
11,600
5,900
3%
4%
4
4
18%
32%
.: 28%
3%
5,400
50
;
"
29%
56,200
11
*87
55%
is v2
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
21,200
47
47
47%
47%
48
47%
47%
,10%
10%
46
3%
46%.
7:
*88
89
30
88
55%
57
57%
58%
58%
59 y4
51%
55%
52%
3,000
89
■88
;
52%
52%
52%
52%
53v
88
~
89
4,000
13,800
51%
52%
87%
87%
88%
88%
89
88%
88%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%,
17%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
51%
*88
88%
*88
190
45,200
*17%
11%
11%
7il%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11
11 %
No par
22%
22%
7 22%
22%
22 y8
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22 y4
32%
*31%
32%
32%
-32%
32%
32%
*31%
;
common
17%
17%
17%
v
17%
17%
17%
69,700
>
17%
17%
1,800
8,000
'
3,400
'
33 y2
200
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
45,300
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
14,800
78%
79
78%
79
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
79
30,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
61,000
13%
13%
14%
14
14%
20,700
*31%
prior pref
13
•
—.
8
60
2,800
30 VB
.„
12
10
38%
18%
($1.20%
No par
of Amer_2.5o
Automatic Retailers of America_50c
A V C
Corp
25
Avco Corp
.—.—1
Avnet Electronics Corp.
.
5c
12
-
29 y4 Jun
8
*9%
7,800
91
*38%
30%
Automatic Canteen Co
23
38%
1
—20
—10c
Corp—
Nichols
Conv
May 16
38%
38%
-—1
preferred
Credit
Austin
28% May 16
15
July 23
12% Jun
21
38%
18%
preferred——100
B
Atlas
20
91
28%,
7
Feb
3
17
9%
28,200
100%
91
91
38%
28%
Chemical Industries
15 y2 Sep
29
2
series
92%
90%
39
_
$3.75
*91
89
38%
58%
Atlas
99%
21,700
40
38%
100%
39"
3,100
16.200
38,900
'
65 y4
39%
99
,,
90
57%
21
64%
38%
99
10
18% Jun
io y8 Oct
Jun
liy8 Jan
39
98%
30
64%
38%
29
30
Co
11
3% Oct
64%
39%
99%
39
Electric Co com—4J/2
preferred
;
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining
common
10
89% Mar 14
63%
38%
98 V
*89
Atlantic City
4%
64%
39%
98
non-cumulative preferred__10
5%
18
4
56% Apr
2
Jan
14% Jan
63%
29%
100%
63%
Santa Fe com_10
Atchison Topeka &
2
11
20 y2 Aug
85
Co
Investment
Associates
80 Vb Jan
64%.
38%
Corp—\i
Associated Spring
66% May 16
54% July 26
2
27
Sep
32%
29%
43 Vb
32%
—1
_—1
50c
Dry Goods Corp
17
29%
Shares
r
43
10
'2% Jan
22% Oct
29%
5
;
43% Jan
14
32%
28%
—<—2.50
21
477% Nov
20% Oct
52
May 13
Inc—I
Industries
5Vs May 25
Oct
37% Oct
K
12
32%
30%
1
No par
— 1
—5
2.50
Cork Co common
Armstrong
7,
Jun
32%
:
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
43
3
32%
.
31%
65 Vz
32%
the Week
Oct. 18
32%
29%
43 VB
29 VB
Sales for
17
43%
43%
43%
2.50
Co
Dept
Armco
44%
44
44 %
44,%
Oct.
32 VB
Stores
Steel Corp
Arlan's
Oct. 1.4
Oct. 16
<"
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday,
Oct. 15
1
10
Public Service
Arizona
14
4 65% Oct
27
Sep
87
Mar 22
18
y2 Oct 24'
9% Oct 30
25
30 % Oct
Tuesday
Par
—No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
,33% Aug 23
28% July 17
21% Aug
8
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
May 16
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
33
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
15
13%
14%
14
13%
14 y8
7
B
10
5
,58
Mar 26
10% July 24
14
19
11% July 25
14% May 22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
32 % July
37
Baltimore
17
19% Apr
25
27
,37% Mar 28
96% Jun
20
104 % Mar
5
9
88
4
18y2 Oct
23
Oct
29
9% Oct
19
25
85% Mar
Jun
Baker
22
20
106% Feb
6
94
3
Jan
Babcock
July 10
Jan
Sep
24,
Mar 18
100
94% Mat
85 y2 Jan
60
1
9
16
48% Feb
19
46% Jan
2
53% May 29
21
12
Jan
3
8
71
Jan
2
21% Aug 29
92
May
3
9% Aug
24
207/a Jan
38% Dec
24
52% Apr
30
12 y4 Nov
13
23% Jan
4
2
7
46% Feb
25
29
'Oct
22
59
Jan
Dec
21
37
Basic
39% Jan
33% Sep
19
Inc
5%
,15 Vs Jan
5
22
Basic
25
12% Aug 22
8% Oct
36
12% Feb
45% Jan
30
Jan
21
26
Jan
2
18% May 29
34% Jan
11
22 % Mar
36% Oct
61
Feb
26
39
Elec
&
24
62 Vb JUii
14
152% Jan
13
Corp
Baxter
Aug
9
47% Jan
10
Bayuk
14
32% Oct
1
Cigars Inc
—
49% Mar 14
103% Mar
6
28% Oct
17
Beaunit
115% Jan
14
Beckman Instruments Inc
54 y4 Nov
38%
11%
Jun"
67% Oct
11
Beck
46% Oct
17
Becton
8
Beech
13
Beech
23
Beech-Nut
1
2
10
34% Jan
2
37% Sep
45% Sep
12% Jan
26
8
Aug
29 y4 Sep
27
Apr
36% Dec
11% Oct
24
16 Vb Jun
8
14 y4 May 29
22% Feb
9
17%' Sep 24
19% July
2
20% Jan 18
15% Oct
24
50 % Jan
4
21Va Mar 28
30% Jun
7y8 Jun
25
12% Feb
14
Jan
2
Sep
27
75% Jan
31
48% Oct
10
59% Jan
34y4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
4,9% Jan
15
63>
May'28
50% Aug
1
114% Mar
1
31 y2 Jun
48
'
5
54 %
49% July 16
108Vb Jun
17
,
9
128 % Mar 23
15
1% Feb
5
2
26
42
22% Oct
24
27 Vb Oct
22
47% Mar 1,5
3
43% Jan
17 Vb Apr
152% Apr
140% July 24
16% Jun
15
79% Jan
3
28% Jan
87 % Nov
Jan
21% Jan
2
26% Apr
12% Jan
2
16% Apr
Oct
24
24 % Dec
21% Sep
35% May 29
56% Feb
21% Jan
30% July 26
•
16
Sep
25
19% Sep
19% Jun
25
28%
Mar 12
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
3
15
22
22 VB Jan
29% May 29
36% Dec
21
2% July
4% Jun
h.
■■.■■■
9
4% Feb
6
28
9% Jan
22
27
7
,
5% Jan
Dec
25
7% Jun
25
11% Feb
3% Oct
23
43% May 21
2
9% Feb
13
'
16
87% Jan
2
May 29
43% Apr
3
Apr
23
25
36 % Jan
% Feb
26
46
114% July 26
4
17
93% Jan
10
II
Sep
25
20% Jan
8
?8% Jun
27
33 Vb May
25
28
31% May 16
30% Nov
28
21% Feb
14
14% Jan
18 Vb May
9% May 29
15% Feb
8
11% Jan
16
7
92% Aug
Jun
13
25
31
84 % Oct
4
79% Jan
26
41% Feb
21
28% Jan
37
10% Jan
17% May 13
8% Oct
31
18% Mar
Jun
26
61% Jan
8
55
29
J)
Jan
6
15
69% Oct
11
Bullock's
24% Oct
16
Bulova
30%
47%
47%
47%
48
68%
15% Jan
2
14
25% Jan
40 % Sep
19
Burlington
5
13% Mar 15
19% Jun
20
Bufndy
24
53% Mar 26
1
18 % Mar 19
8% Aug 26
34
Feb
18
101%
*101
28%
28%
28%
287/a
53,600
67%
65%
67%
42,000
67 %
67%
1,210
66
67%
68
67%
67%
67%
67%
.
9,400
'
45
45%
45%
•46%
44%
46-%
44%
44%
20,200
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
9,200
37
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37
*36
44%
;
.<
17%
24%
1
10 VB
49
24 Vb
10%
'
IOVb
48%
IOVb
48%
17%
23%
17%
•
49%
16%
17%
16%
17
VT'7%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
900
'23%
24%
24%
25%
24%
24%
44,500
\ 10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10V4
6,600
:1
119%
119%
*120
1 %
1%
1
22
23 %
27%
28%
35%
35%
21 Vb
21%
26%
28 Vb
35%
35 Vb
32%
157%
29%
30%
•
58%
18,600
53%
50%
1%
1%
1%
7,800
22%
22 %
23%
15,400
28
27%
27%
35%
34%
34 %
12,300
33%
33%
120,100
23
23%
22%
27%
27%
27%
34%
35%
34%
33%'
34
33%
33%
157%
29%
30
158%
29%
300
200
120
120
122
*120
1%
157%
30
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!
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158
157%
158 %
4,700
30
6,100
'
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57 %
53%
51%
50%
1%
29%
29%
58%
53%
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33%
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24,100
57%
53%
50%
122
158%
33
33%
157%
51
57%
56%
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'
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20,000
-
53%.
48%
56 %
52 %
1%
8,600
17%
55%
122
43%
43%
52%
1 Vb
37%
43
16 Vb
55%
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43%
43
53%
%
36%
42%
'
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*
37
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59%
50%
61
60%
59%
58%
61
60%
6,300
59%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Vb
27%
28%
8,900
27%
26%
26
26%
25%
25%
25%
26
'
60%
1,500
33
33%
33%
34
33
33 Vb
33 %
33%
33%
36,700
33
18%
18%
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18%
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20%
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20%
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20%
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20%
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65%
10,700
64%
64%
65%
—7.50
64%
65
64%
65%
65
65%
49%
48%
49%
48%
22,300
49%
49%
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49
49
89
89
25 VB
49
5
100
89
*87
11%
1
12
Co
'
42%
42%
42 %
3%
3%
3%
7
31 %
11%
5%
47
.
113%
.
56%
12 Vb
31%
12 Vb
11%
No par
1
105
Inc!—l
Co
5
Inc
1
Industries
1
Corp
Burroughs
5
Corp
Terminal
Bush
Co
1
Byers Co (A M)
—
3%
12%
12%
12%
13%
9,100
42%
42%
42%
42 VB
42%
3,300
3%
3,000
5%
31
31%
3,700
12%
5%
46%
45%
113%
12 '
12 Va
11%
12 VB
19,700
,
5%
116
113
57%
58%
94
94
94
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81 %
79
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79
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11%
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5 % •'
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6%
,
6 Va
5%
5%
1,200
7,800
'
46%
46%
46%
46%
5,100
116%
115%
116%
II,900
57%
58 %
57%
58 3 b
6,500
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95
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115%
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43
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57
31%
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45%
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31%
32
20
11%
*3%
7
_100
No par
--2.50
—3.50
_3
1"
2,600
*87
*87
*87
12
,11%
•
42%
10
.'.
—
11
25
101 %
4,300
,
47%
44
——————^1
22% Aug 19
Sep
47 Vb,
*101
I,600
>31%
31%
66%
68%
65%
*66%
*66% v;68
31%
47%
4,100
16,400
43
28%
28 %
28%
27%
31%
47
<
101%
*101
101 %
*101
28
32%
25%
V
1
&
Watch
24% Jan
16% Mar 12
30
47%
64%
42%
13,200
Inc
26 % Dec
26
42%
30
48
101%
25
42%
27,800
—
Co
27
8% Oct
42%
30
27%
31%
25%
3,900
14%
preferred
25
>
43%
29%
*101
31%
7,000
Inc—1.25
Club
Buffalo Forge Co
24
26
43
43%
31%
*94
95
170
95
%
42%
42 %
3,600
113%
*113%
113%
1,020
80%
80 %
5,600
11%
100,300
32 Vb
12,400
42
42%
113%
113%
79%
*113,%
42%
78%
80
12%
11%
12 Vb
11%
30
30
31%
36,800
<
28
28
''■■28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
15%
15%
15%
16 Vb
15%
16
15%
16
16Vb
15%
9,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
19,300
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
14%
87%
30 Va
30 %
—
Bullard
31%
,25%
34%
'
'■
42%
—
9% Oct
Jan
25
140
13
34%
-12%
23%
preferred
11% Jun
24
31 Vb
24%
RR common.No par
issued.
18% Jun
17% May 29
42%
30%
25%
34%
—No par
Manufacturing
Jan
25% Aug
25%
30%
24%
•12%
14 Vb
-
9% Jan
24% Oct
31%
24%
30%
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
100
5.50%
preferred series A
—100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15
Brunswick Corp
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Buckingham Corp class A
,— 1
Bucyrus-Erie Co
5
Budd
Co
common
5
$5
Dec
27% Oct
44
30%
34%
1
V
12%
34 %
•
23%
Sons
Airways Inc——i
3%%
9
July
Oct~22
79
34%
5
(E
When
94% Aug 23
78% Oct
Jan
13
34 Vb
14%
—
preferred
Braniff
111% Jan
-
12%
34%
8
—
Co
Brach
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
12 Vb May 29
23
13%
34%'
,
23%
18
2
13
2
13
13%
,34%
14%
58% Oct
Oct
90% Dec
52% Jan
43 %
23%
17
4
24
43 %
*43
14%
116% Oct
83% Jan
13 % Oct
43%
_5
100
50c
Co
Book-of-the-Month
5%
'
V
43 Vb
23%
30
85% Jan
99
43
14%
3
13
116',
43
23%
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co, common—
99% Feb
26
43%
43
24
Briggs
15
27
2,400
23%
14
60% Jun
Jun
1,700
11 Vb
14%
14
26
Jun
85 y2
*107/a
24 VB
6% Jan
39 % Nov
70
85%
11%
14%
47% Oct
24
109
85
24
4
55
18 Vb
10%
25% '.25%
14%
14%
37% Jan
8% Mar 13
18
84%
11
2.50
50c
Stores Inc
Boston & Maine
14
1,500
18
85%
10%
10
Boston Edison Co
5% Feb
17%
17%
18
85
'
2
28% May 21
9% Apr
4% Feb
9
51%
300
11
100
Borg-Warner Corp common—
3%%
preferred
Borman Food Stores Inc
15
51
84%
1
Laughlin Inc
Borden
51
18
.
26% Oct
30
Oct
14% May
2
35% Jan
•
89
4
3% Jan
35
25% Oct
11
10% Mar
,/
,
67% May 24
51% Sep 13
8
Jan
85
2
Bond
51
24%
(E
Boeing
9
23% Jan
IT
41 Vs Jan
•
84% May 24
9% Oct
4
51
16%
Corp common
W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
14
40% Feb
&
Bliss
20% May 22
Mar 18
57
Jan
79
27% Jan
30
Mar 14
18
Bliss
15
23
52
*51
42%
Blaw-Knox Co
18% May
1,000
10%
40c
64 % Aug 26
267/a Feb
35%
16
Co
Gypsum
33% Apr
7
35%
11
_l
8
16
36
42 Vb
-
7
99% Oct
36
16
7%
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%%
pfd series of ,1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
24
>18
Inc
Steel
36
84%
._
Bethlehem
60
35%
35%
18
55
Bestwall
91%
*51%
-
3
16
103 Vb
91
42%
Finance Co common
Co
*102
91%
18
*52
&
102%
91%
104%..
84 %
l
Best
102%
93
15%
—
160
103%
35%
5
Corp
6,900
r*91%
42%
Corp
.
3
31
35%
/,
'
35%
'
93
*91%
preferred
50
$4.50 conv preferred
100
Benguet Consolidated, Inc—2 pesos
Berman Leasing Co—
—1
9
Oct
91%
52
<
104
104
103
13%
5%
Jun
9% Oct
20
Co
51% Jan
64 ; Mar 19
2
39% Jan
35%
Np par
Intercontinental
Beneficial
3
30% Oct
3
Howell
13%
35
—5
Corp
Corp
7,500
12%
35%
1
1
Savers
50,300
35 V2
12%
34%
11
1
&
Bendix
Aug 26
34% Apr
160
4
86 % Mar 27
12
25
31
24
Sep
Life
13 Vb
12 Vs
3 7%
—,—50
Petroleum
13
12%
35 %
7,200
83%
100
_1
Corp
RR
25 Vb Aug
■i
27 % Mar 14
22% Oct
2
36
20% Jan
153
24
40% Jun
2
pfd
Co
Bell
May 28
35% Jan
26% Jan
Creek
&
Bell
25% July 15
15
10
,
4%%
S)
(A
Dickinson
Aircraft
,
12
*51
,
1
Belding-Heminway
125% Aug 26
6
1 % Feb
17
Oct
26
Shoe
Belco
13
55% Jun
3
I Vb Oct
20
Feb
1% Jan
27% Oct
12
i
Corp
10%
34%
35%
100
2-50
preferred
4 % %
27
33% Apr
22
35
Sep
•
16% Jan
13
22% Jan
28
9
57% July
19
Feb
95
16
Oct'
>
7
3%
52%
10%
12%
91%
No par
—
3%
51%
35%
103
(James B) Distilling Co___
2
Beatrice Foods Co com
No par
3
61
%
5,400
3%
<
12
43 VB
•-
V
35 Vb
Beam
18
•
10%
10%
51%
10%
3%
4
1
10
—10
Jan
2
51%
10%
3%:
50
preference
Works
Iron
27% Jun
20% Mar
51%
10%
52%
3%
51%
10%
1
Bausch & Lomb Inc__
Laboratories Inc
v
6
100
101% Oct
2
29 Vo Mar 21
3%
51
11
B.
45 % Apr
17% Oct
96 Ms Mar 28
3%
52%
No par
common
convertible
Bath
9
34% Aug 21
series
3%
10%
13
Corp
com
Products Corp
29% Oct
24
:
100
100
Baltimore & Ohio commonT.
_100
4%
non-cumulative preferred_10o
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
_1
Barber Oil Corp
:
_10
40% May 17
22% Feb
Gas
Inc
preferred series C
4%
26% Jan
Tools
preferred
4%%
May 28
1
33% Feb
Co
Wilcox
&
Oil
51%
1
(B T) Inc
11
46 % Feb
27'/a Jun
30
Babbitt
7
3% Oct
9
58% Feb
26
May 29
11 Vb Jan
5% Jan
8 Ve Mar 12
4% May 29
37 Vs Jun
♦85
87%
86%
86%
29%
29%
*29%
29%
29%
30
14%
14%
14
14 %
14
14%
68%
69%
69
69%
68 %
19%
20,%
20%
21%
22
37%
37 %
37%
*85
30
30
14%
14%
69
68%
69
24%
22%
37
.
■'
14%
14%
4,1C
68%
69
23%
22%
23%
182,00
37%
36%
37 Vb
54,60
•';•■
4,5C
37%
37%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15 %
4,00
14%
14%
15 Va
14%
27
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
30,80
27%
26%
27
26%
20%
x20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,70
10%
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*9%
1,30
37%
10
*10
20%
10%
,
c
7% Oct
23
13% May 21
Jan
2
20% Oct
23
32% Jan
2
23% Apr
24
May 29
7% Jan
3
4% Jan
3
18 Vb Feb
8
4
10
Sep
25
12% Mar 28
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
8
11% Apr
11
33% Aug 23
7 Vb July
Callahan
3
Calumet &
7
15
2
17
Aug 20
92 % Apr
17
108
19
25
May
Sep
Packing
9
12% Jan
11
Financial Corp I
California
18% Oct
24
21 % Jan
2
12
27% Feb
93% Dec
15
85% Jan
11
91 % Jan
4
94 % May 22
$4.25
48 % Nov
27
52% Jan
3
50
3
55
25
Canada
Jun
14
12
9
9
May 28
Jan
Apr
Canada
Mar
July 19
10% May
3
conv
28
26
Jan
16
22% Jan
2
33% Oct
3
Corp
Canadian
Canadian
common
Ry
Ry
Foreigntransactions
For footnotes, see page 25.
8%
8%
8%
8%
30%
30%
30%
31%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5
5%
14%
1
1.80
1.66%
No par
14
14%
101
No par'
-25
—
21,900
14 Vb
14%
14 Vb
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
100%
100%
100
25%
101
26%
26
93%
*93%
94
52%
*51
53%
~9%
9%
9%
—i
i
7,700
5%
5%
14%
93%
9%
8%
31 Vb
5%
14%
101%
25%
*51
8 Vb
30%
5%
14 Vb
100
.25%
93%
*51
9%
14
101 %■
100%
26 Vs
26%
26%
93
93
*93
93%
*51
53%
*51
53%
26
9%
32%
32%
*32 Vb
32 %
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%'
17,300
8%
31%
8 Vb
31
14
—
Ltd—
transactions—
Pacific
8%
30%
100
Co
transactions
Breweries
8%
30%
5
preferred
Southern
Foreign
19% Sep
Hecla Inc
Dry
Foreign
8
Corp
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Sep
26% Sep
76
Mining
Corp
l
2.50
1
California
9%
32%
/
8,700
101%
9,900
6,400
26%
10,000
14%
94
60
53%
9%
9%
9%
1,000
32%
32%
32%
8,600
32%
32%
1,500
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1544)
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
v
Bange for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
/.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
37% Oct
Oct
9
Jun
56
24
22
25
13
41% Aug
11
*
'
2
49 Va Apr
10
Carborundum
2
29% Feb
12
Carey
15% Apr
8
15 Va Mar 30
12% Jun
19
NOV
19
*"101% Jan
2
Dec
Jan
8
103
45% Jun
25
64
27
60% Jan
28
45% Mar 14
;; 32% Oct
2
96
36
8
49 Vs. Sep
28
/♦
48
26
36% Jan
2
,n
29% Jan
88% Oct
23
77
Mar 12
i
30 % May 29
9% Jan
4y2 May 29
Jan
26
3% Jan
29 y2 Jun
25
42% Jan
22
29
Jan
10
44
Mar 22
1 July
70
2
.18 y2 Nov
1
28 y2 Jun
25
124 % Jan
5
79% Oct
Case
90
4
is15% Jan
,
Jan
2
19% Sep 21
14% May 29
26% Feb
23'/a Jan'
2
4
25% May 28
36% Jan.
2
£ 33
23% Apr
17% Oct
23
33
Jan
15%
Jan
2
Jan
35 y4 May 22
15
7
98% Jan
S-.
i
.*>3% Mar 27
:
2
4
20
.
11
7
2
11
May 29
62
Apr
3
Oct
22
13% Jan
4
1
37
6
Mar
Jan
16% Jan
23
20
27% Feb
19
14 y2 Jan
V
36% Feb
15
29 y2 Jan
Oct 24
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
Nov
64% Feb 20
51% Jan
7
5
25
18
Sep
10
18.
Oct
62% Oct
;j
19
Sep
17.
11
13
26% Feb
2
18 Va Jan
2
28% Sep
22
35% May
25
21
Mar 26
May 28
29
Jan
2
Feb
,
18 Vs Jan
Celotex
Corp common
preferred
l
26%
20
*18%
Instruments
_l
May
93
Oct
29
Dec
14
July 22
90
104
'
6
27% Jun
25
52% Feb
32
Jun
27
49 y2 Mar 21
44% Oct
24
16
59% Feb
8
35 % Feb
37
■*31% Oct'
/ 58% Jan
Feb
4
9
*48y4 Jan*
3
:
'/
6ct"l2
33% Feb
6
37% Apr
23
57
Jan
12
31% May 29
134% Jan
3
49% NOV
30
143
"70
103%
Mav 29
19% Nov
5%
V
Janlo
81%
34% Dec
27
13
41% Jan
19% May 29
'18% Jun
19
~7% Oct~22
i
48% Jan
9
A
Dec
51
14
Mar 19
Jun
72% Mar 16
31 3/b Feb
20 V8 May 29
55 Va Jan
27
May 29
453/4 jan
2
4
7% Jun
-
7
25
11% Jan
11V4 Oct
24
15 Va Feb
8
,
30
Oct
Jun
13
3
Apr
50% Dec
25
65% May 28
v
May 29
107 V* Oct
May 29
,,
25
Jun 25
'
/ 49% Jan
27
39
21% Oct
24
Jan
653/a Apr
45 Va Feb
20
42 3% Apr
23
101 Va Dec
27
97% Jan
104% Nov.
7
46
i
May 28
2
89 Va Jan
17% Jun
,
3
25
96
28% Mar
02
'*
22
9
42
1
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
Jun
*2
Jan
hi
Dec
•3 %
May 29
85 % May 29
2
34% Feb
27
8% Oct
23
27% Oct
34% Mar 19
,1
183,4 Oct
V12% Jun
26
.
40
■V15% Feb
.
% 43
Jan
23% Mar
18
4
"
25
Mav 28
64
64
'
104
104
107
107
64%
64
*102
39,400
1.700
11,600
110
300
;
62%
61
62
62
62
613/4
621/4
8,100
16%
17
16%
16%
16 Va
165/a
16%
16%
600
25
26
*24
26
26%
*25%
263/4
22%
21%
21%
21
22
22
22
21%
213/4
37%
/
*36%
62%
17%
25
:
25
22
104
28.100
'
62%
62%
*17
v
*99
8.600
64%
64 Va
64%
104
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
*36V4
371/4
"v
25'a
par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%-
14
63 Vtv
63%
63
63
63 %
63 %
63
Va
14%
270
2,000
*:/i.
70o
141/4
15
63
63%
1.30o
28V4
63 Va
15,100
'
20 Va
20
20
16 Va
15%
16
13%
131/4
17
Chrysler
..12.50
91%
93%
93%
91 Va
95
94
96%
,1 131%.;
933/8
94%
com_8.5o
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25 Va
26
2534
26V4
25%
26 V,
Oil
O'Nuts
Corp
Industries
1
Corp
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Electric
preferred
4%
4%%
6
Cities
Service
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
27
li
3
Equipment
39%
40
397 a
40
40
V:
40
40%
40 Va
40%
40 %
24% Oct
Aug
30•
18
5
Co
47%
48
49
Ilium,
RR
34 Va
34%
x34
No par
7%
gtd
4%
Co
$3.50
Sep
13
Collins
Aikman
4
Collins
Radio
23% May 15
*'•10% Apr
16
Colonial
Fuel
36 Va
104 Va
103
23%
23%
46%
46%
1
*82
83
No par
6,200
41
403/4
41%
26,700
24.600
643/4
65%
60
25%
25 %
25%
251/8
25%
31%
31 Va
49 Va
•
31 Va
8 Va
8
7%
423/4
42 %
42
/' 50
50
34 Va
34Va
33%
*68 34
69 Va
*68 34
40
*39% '40
49%
35 Va
103
23%
104V4
23%
23Va
453'a
45%
23%/
%
46 Va
,
103V4
23 Va
45%
*82
83
*82
83
*82
35%°
104 %
32 Va
335/a
4,200
10.100
8 Va
7 Va
8 Va
3.200
425/8
41%
42 Va
16;90o
49%
49%
34V4>
335/b
69 Va
*68%
.
2,800
34
32,500
10
69%
40
393/B
393/8
10
37%
373/4
38 Va
8 200
50%
50
140%
/ 140
,
36
35 %
104
49%
140
140
35%
371/4
501/4
49 3/4
49%
141
140
*39%
37 Va '•A 37 Va
37%
37 Va
32 %
1,100
12,700
;
50
Va
68 Va
*39%
350
115V4
34%
68 Va
45
43»/4
141
36'/2
104%
35%
104'/4
-
23%
50 Va
4, ^00
141
270
35%
79,700
1043/4
6.600
233/4
243/8
6.600
45%
46%
83
453/4
15,500
*82
83
27
28
27
21 Va
27%
28 Va
271/4
27%
27%
273/4
15 500
1
Corp
24 Vs
25 Va
23%
24%
23%
24%
241/4
25
24%
26V4
30.400
^._50c
19%
20 Va
197a
20 Va
19%
20 Vs
19%
20%
10%
193/4
20%
11,000
10%
10%
102,200
38%
381/4
38V4
500
Co
Corp
Colorado
35%
No par
preferred
35% Jun
50 Va
140
140
..No par
N Y
1
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
4
37%
49%
common._3.25
Producing_33%c
Co
40
37
1
100
Gas
68 %
♦39%
stock__50
preferred
States
*68
50
43
59%
8 Va.
47%
230
42%
95
1151/4
42%
1
105%
60
31
42%
15,500
95
6 51/2
30%
42%
656.600
*105
115',4
31
10
8.200
941/2
587 a
25
7%
200
21.800
105%
*105
64%
25
>8%
2.560
■
114 Va
25
8
13.000
301/4
59%
25
31
1
65%
24 VA
42
6.200
.27
114%
58
%
26%
637 a
58
5
26,000
31%
114 %
637a
114
577b
No par
Iron
Peabody &
7%
63%
114
58
5
Special guaranteed
Corporation
Cluett
114%
♦114
57%
Clevite
May 14
63%
63 Va
10
No par
.
29,500
49V4
31
/
29 %
48%
403a
40%
1043/4
104%
29%
40%
40%
94
104%
No par
Co
94 Va
93'/a
lo
common
preference
conv
93
93%
104%
93 %
104%
No par
preferred
conv
93 %
104%
100
C|IT Financial Corp
26
13
100
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
39% Sep
18
5%%
60
Jun
14
81% Oct 18
30 Va Jun
12
V 29% May. 10
84
Oct
14
.74
,
of
&
America
Iron
preferred
■r
,,
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
lOVa
10 3
50
*37 Va
38 %
*37%
37%
3734
37%
38
pfd_.__l00
System_2.50
ZZ/// 587/a
59V4
77Va
58 7
59 %
59V»
.5
common.
Feb
25
8
Gas
System
Columbia Pictures
$4.25
Inc
common
preferred
Commercial
54 % Sep
13
16
13% Sep. 6
143/4 May 14
./12V4 Feb
4
75% Oct
17
89% Feb
15
2
109
Jan
25
115% Feb
13
16
./ 39% Sep
11
46% Oct
11
30% Sep
20
5
11
,.
6
.
3
68 %
2
Aug
47% Sep
,
'uo50 V4 Aug 26
<102 Va Jan.
4
15
3
105
3
93
4% %
Credit
Co
common
preferred..
conv
30Vs
25 %
76
Sep
;
18
Mar 25
34
Sep 27
95
Jan
23
11
1093/4 May 31
48
Jun
17
91V2 Jun
6
4
6% July 12
2
20 %
3
Sep '30
/
53 % Jan *.
x29%
25%
24%
*83
84 %
84
84
84%
30
72
71%
71%
71%
723/4
72%
72 3/4
3.70C
1
x26%
27V4
413/4
106
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
263/4
6.60C
41 %
5
/
106
-
24%
41%
10
10%
71%
725/8
Consol Edison of, N Y com
No par
86 Va
87
$5 preferred
No par
107
107'A
4.12%
conv
pref series A
10O
V
111% 112
Consol Electronics Industries
5
; '
•
34% /: 34%
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
1.33Va
45Va
46 V8
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5 /:
29%
29%
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
64%
65%
Consolidation Coal Co
__i
45 %
45%
Consumers Power Co com
No par
'
44%
45'%
$4.50 preferred
No par
' ,101
101 %
$4.52 preferred
.No par
*
:
/
102 %' 102 %
$4.16
preferred
No par
: *95
96
Container Corp of America com
5
' %/; ' >> 33
33%
4%
preferred
:_100
'
*943/4
96%
Continental Air Lir^es Inc
1.25
13
13%
Continental Baking Co common
5
50%
5034
10 Va
Co____12.50
Nast
Mills
Publishing Co.
Corp
Consolidated
Inc
__1
10
/'%,/
No par
Cigar Corp
1
$5.50
$3.75
Continental
Control
6
16% Jan
2
433/8 Mar 21
60 V8 Mar 28
32 Va Jan
2
Mar 29
25
3
26 %
Sep
16
/•' 42% Sep
11
60
,
May 22
Inc
Controls
Oil
Co
of
Products
30C
28%
27.90C
50
5038
50%
50%
14,70C
50 3
50%
a
12%
12%
12 Vi
12%
12 Va
12%
13%
13%
13%
133/a
13%
5,900
10%
12
1134
12V4
10%
113/a
72,400
72%
72 %
73 %
73%
753/4
73%
75%
20,400
86 3/a
10.00C
86%
.
86 Va
86%
86%
86 Va
86 Va
107 Va
106 Va
107
106
1063/4
106%
107%
111%
1113/4
1113/4
1113/4
*111
111%
*1103/4
iii3/4
.34%
36%
37
373/4
36
'37
16,500
46 3
46 3/a
,46 Va
11,400
86 Va
34%
35
45 Va
45%
45 Va
46 Va
46 Va
29%
29%
2.9%
29%
65
643a
643/4
64
64%
45%
453/8
45%
45%
46 Va
29
64%
">
45%
x44%
45%
101 Va
101 %
102 Vt
"*102%
102 Va
130
95Va
*94%
95%
94%
94%'
330
33 Va
93
33"%
96%
40,100
14 •;• ■
85.400
33 V*
33
96%
13%
13 3a
51%
51 V4
96 V4
*94 3/4
13 V*
*94%
96%
13%
V
13%
50%
50%
106 Va
106%
45%
45%
45%
89%
5%
88%
88 34
5 %
*943/4
14%
51V*
/ 5%
106
106
33
19%
18^2
18%
56%
57%
56 Va
57%
56%
11%
11%
62
11%
12 Va
12
12 Va
11%
12'/a
61%
61
133/4
503/4
*106 ;
57%
61 Va
50c
America
/
.5
..5
,__1
1
:
__5
5
50c
v
'.
.'
48
83%
87,.
23Va *23%
31 Va
32 Va
147/a
15V8
19%
20
24
24 %
40 Va
40 %
57 Va
58
..
15.400
45 V»
101 Va
50%
53/8
30.000
102 y4
44%
45%
1,300
7,700
47
101
33%
*88%
64 3/a
102 Va
101 ♦•'
95
*94%
293/4
63%:
■•;
46
*94 Va
102 Va
33
293/4
800
101 Va
44%
101%
95
44%
29%
2,700
*102 V4
44%
101%
*102 V*
a
57%
' 48
4.30C
107
563A
7
13.90C
13%
:_____5
Delaware___J_5
42
10%
89%
'
41%
13%
•
*18%
Corp
Co.:
106%
28%
*88%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Corn
*106 V4
28%
45 3
C»rp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
106 Va
27%
27%
45%
10
No par
of
/
41%
*106 V4
27%
45%
Motors
Steel
'•42:'/'
42
106
41 %
106
106%
common.
Insurance
*83
84 %
106 Va
Copper & Steel com__2
preferred
25
Data
*83
106
45%
89 %
53/8
19 %
convertible
Continental
.
106
45%
*88%
5%
*18%
No par
preferred
Continental
$5
Can
.
1
preferred
Continental
'
12%
13%
V
,
13
11
26% Jan 15
?■'
106
12%
1
Edison
Congoleum-Nairn
25
I 34% Sep
17% Jun
,
41%
*105%
12 Va
13%
Cone
66 % Sep
49 % Sep
"105 % Sep
.,
11.40C
170
'7134
12%
13%
Conde
2
2
2 5 3/a
25 Va
60
81
,
50%
Continental
2
24 3/8
24%
25Va
-
72 Va
84
50 Va
5
18
22.200
27%
13% Jun
2834 May 28
41,100
30 Va
50%
2
■
813/4
29%
27%
Continental
21
80
29%
50
15
2
79%
29%
27%
643/, Feb
7
773.a
30
71%
/
par
100
Solvents
Commonwealth
9
4134 Jan,
77%
29%
*59
27%
Commercial
July
(
*59
76 Va
30
,
.
Jan
593/4
76%
59
«
5
5
No
19
Sep
76Va
293/4
24Va
10
18
2
4
Columbia
/
1st
Broadcasting
483/4 Feb
21
2
noncumulative
Columbia
Ry—-
111% Feb
30%
.
Southern
B__
29% May 22
•
17
27% Apr
33% Feb
4%
&
series
Columbus & Southern Ohio ElecCombustion Engineering Inc
.
_
18
49
64%
63%
63%
*99
131%
Coca-Cola
July 19
Jan
41.600
•
10%
15%
19
Mar
19Va Oct
445/8
93/8
*19%
28
12
*44
13 %
Coastal
v
9,100
>
"
Jan
27% Jan
44%
16%
20
3
10% Jan
a
93/4
44%
20 Va
Sep
Jan
22 % Jan
91/4
44 Va
13 Va
Cotton
Full
"105% Sep
2
4% Jan
~5
27
9%
%
44
15%
51% Sep
8
36% Mar
Oct~24
Sep
253/4
25%
£
9Va
9%
45%
*193/4
84% Mar
"
13%
25%
24%
9%
44%
13%
87% Jan
*
25%
9%
44 Va
15%
42% Mar 29
19
24%
9%
43 Va
20
40%
2
17 Va Jan
Feb
25
41
%
91%
4
56
22 3/s
15%
105% Oct
56% Jan
22%
*19%
3
29
23%
13%
2
12 % Jan
22 Va
15%
49
55
21
25
24%
20%
19%
10
10
37
21%' 123%
21
13
94
13
>
20%
15 %
17
26
35%
19%
Sep
Feb
Z40 y4
35 Va
5
5
8% Feb
101
40%
34%
25c
Apr
72% Feb
*100
40
34%
100
pfd
101
40%
Chris-Craft
20
21
*100
1,100
14,200
"
Chock
Sep
14% Sep
,
34 %
Chickasha
54% Sep
25
"40 %
34%
15
2
24
Oct
40%
34%
11.100
32%
19
48% Jan
Z47% May 29
8% Jun 25
40%
34 %
7,100
,
3
32
V
1,400
42
293/4
23% Jan /18
19
32%
101
*100
101
31 Va
22
;
2%
41%
30%
5
88 % Apr
'100
40%
34%
,
No par
com
101
31%
v
29 Va
6% Jan
3
21%
":-
42
30 Va
433/4 Apr
25
♦100
■3 40%
3%
42
28 Va
1073/4 Dec
July 20
J8
;// 3
28
147
3
40 % Mar
Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50 Va Jan
22%
3 Va
42
/
27%
98% Apr
9
22%
2%
42%
27%
46y4 juri
20
93 3/b
3
3
42 %
26%
2
1
3%
43
26%
1013/4 Sep
12
94.000
26'A
40% Jun
:
Mar 27
56 3/4 Jan .>
35 Va Jan
94 %
Aug 15
5% Oct 24
35% May 29
101
Jun
17
26 %
Electric
24% Jan
30
303/8 Oct 22
33 % May 29
943/4 Jan
3
.
16%
•
26%
81% Jan
*
17
26%
105% Apr
109
Feb
2
14%
22
26%
& Pitts
49 Va Jan
36% Mar 16
14%
26%
Cleveland
May 3
8% Aug 12
2
21%
22%
67,700
10
26 %
Cleveland
8% Jan
19
25% Jun
3
4.500
33%
No par
No par
30
5
10 %
113% Mar 30
14%
15
22
273/4
93/4
33 %
31%
70 Va July 22
v
44 % Jan2
5
15
15
27V4
10-
331/2
31%,
34 % Aug
7
8
40 %
83% Dec 27
96
27%
9%
33
48% V'49%
16
22
7
103
27%
9%
333/4
28%
Oct
101% Sep
18
;
27 %
9%
32 Va
32
50
24% Mar 19
37% Mar 23
35
;
Jun~25
27
9%
32%
18,400
50%
2
67
5
Jun
15 %
27 %
9%
32%
.5.000
42%
30%
Clark
1
77% Jan
16
34
27
9%
32%
350
24%
42%
31%
4
41
79% Jan. 28
May 29
Jan
27 %
1.800
;
24
•
49%
72% Aug
22% Jan,
;;69
V 41
31
43
29
Jun
17
25
4
24Va
42 3 a
32
121
26% Jan
Jun
241%
43%
42%
46% Feb
42% Jan
; 14
24 Va
42%
1,700
//> 3.900
100 »/a
497'a
45
7
*99%
30
"34 Va Aug 28
9% Jan 11
18
24
100
47
31%
3
45% Dec
Oct
100
17%
34%
47
4774
5
,30% Apr
SI Va May 28
17%
34%
)
28%
Colorado
41
100%
No par
No par
com
non-cum
23
32% Jan
,22
17%
35
47%
32
5
f
'.1117% Aug 15
8% July 19
17% Jan
Nov
*100
100
173/i,
34%
46'a
A
24
1
'
30
36,500
43%
22 %
50
7% Sep
22% Jan
35
10
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
24% Aug
'■34
48%
30
20% Jan
34%
29%
80
May"!
34 Va
31%
26 Va Jan
84% iJan
12
34%
47%
2
Mar
34 Va
28%
$2.25
42
500
10,600
24%
14%
2.200
v
18'A
493/4
42%
22 %
;
I8V4
49
23%
9%
27Va
181/4
50Va
43%
32
40
series
5%
$4.40
28% Feb
27%
I8V4
49 '
8
43
75%
Inc
Co
preferred
6
lu140
27 %
183/a
'•34%
100
l
Class A
5
Oct
17%
1
Chicago & East 111 RR
Aug
,35%
j"arr~2
27% Jan
26
3
Corp
Co
Gotham
Belt
65% Aug
36% Jan
17
w3l% Oct
27 Va
;. z
20
600
49V4
27%
No par
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 common__25
3%%
convertible preferred___100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
13
2
J6n
27%
'
943/4
48%
'
Chadbourn
4
64
%
38,800
*18%
48
24%
No par
Products
Aircraft
10
31% Juni
,
943/4
42%
___5
Certain-teed
Jan
37% Jan
94%
24%
2.50
"
2
July
Corp
Co
24% Jan
7
27
65%
Soya
Service__No par
West
'29% Feb
Mar 23
14
38 % Jan
27
31
Pub
South
100
'
Corp
20% Jan
1
33%
9434
27
•
18%
33%
943/4
1,000
54%
149
100
Sep
'
'
Jun
preferred
Central
57% Oct
Jun
Co
49% May 13
16
55% Jan
106
27
47,',-
32%
5
94%
460
24%
54%
*147
par
97 V2
36 y4 Mar 20
5
112% Feb
26%
xl8%
147%
5%
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
106% Jun
27
39% Sep
18%
48 %
*24%
54%
147%
54
Chicago & North Westn com.No
.28% Apr 29
Mar 22
Feb
27
24%
54Vt
148 Va
96% Oct
.
"
8% Dec
Aguirre
V
52%
♦146
94%
46
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24%
18% ADr
Mar 19
25
23 y8
Corp
Sugar Co
24%
19 % Jun
.
12y8 July 24
107
,
52%
38 % July 29
4
15
2
51
1 20
94%
24%
.
52%
44
23% May 13
20
22
4
33% Jan
1
95
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No
28
34% Aug 28
53% Aug 15
34% Jun
3
18'/8 Nov
*94%
24%
preferred series A_100
conv
65% Aug 30
3
'*
148
16 Va Aug
2
'
*145%
3
2
97% May 29
53
148
2
13 Vs Jan
:
52 Va
*145%
Chicago Great Western Ry com._lo
26% Jan
2
34.800
Products Corp
10
Corp of Amer com__No par
preferred
100
4%%
39% Sep
20% Jan
87 Vs July 10
44 Va
27 Va Sep 16
27% Jun 25
17
;
8
101% Jan
43%
6
7
24
44 Va
Century Industries Co
12
8y« Oct
43 Va
Cerro
31% Jan
15 y2 Jun
43 Va
16
36% Feb
,13
43%
23
22% Feb
Jun
x43 %
&
25
19
44%
Illinois
22
30
43%
Central
8% Jun
>14% Nov
3,460
No par
Tractor
Central
14% Oct
»
4%
1
7
.19% Oct 24
■
813/4
4%
4 % %
Jan' 22
107
17
48
81%
4%
4
64% Aug j.6
s
2
24
10
105/e
81%
4%
/ 100%
46
14
21% Nov
SeD
22% Sep
,13% Nov
10%
81 Va
*100
11% July
2
9
42,800
120
2,600
4%
17%
26% July 31
27
Oct 18
2
51% Jan
59,100
10%
33% Oct
7
78%
47%
102 Va May 24
2
92
771/4
10%
501/2
81 %
14% Jan
3
51% Jan
79%
35
32
.
2
Jan
37
771/4
34%
47% Feb
2
34
79 V*
77
78%
333/4
*50
4%
2nd
Central
73%
50 Va
34%
17%
■
15
5% Jan
4
Jan
73%
387/8
*50
V34
47%
102% Apr
26% May
20% May 14
18% Jan
2
Mar 29
Jan
10,300
38 Va
50
35
50
*34 %
35
17%
Oct
98
38 Va
*34%
47%
Sep,24
60
38 V4
35
,34%
37
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
37%
50
lOVa
22
45
37%
50
37%
35
81 Va
Champion Papers Inc
$4.50
preferred
25% Feb
37%
50
37%
50
1
4%
33% Sep
10 Vs Jan
37%
10
10%
2
5
3.500
17%
41
24
35 Va
34%
2
Oct
35%
47%
12
3% Oct
36%
35
29% Feb
32
35 Va
48%
32% Jan
45% Jun 25
,
36Va
17%
96 y4 Jan
31% Apr
36 Va
47
16
'
36%
34%
21
24
36
1
27
Oct
36 %
Foundry
41% Feb
<18
35%
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois Light com
No par
31 y4 Dec
Nov
5
Central
21
100
4 000
81%
25 Vs Jan
21
68
Central
29% May 29
May 29
68
%
16
91
683/4
4%
Chain
38 Va Feb
68 V4
10%
47% May 31
25
.69%
81
2
22yaOct
68%
4%
25
4
49% Feb
691/2
4%
2% Sep
33% Jan
9y4 Apr
24
320
69 %
10%
5%
3,500
104
70
81
Cenco
103%
2.600
3,600
.
69%
Central
38 Vs
:
105
104
7
16
24
Jun
7%
13%
103'/a
10%
Cessna
31
<3% Oct
30% Oct
104%
10,4
13%
104 Va
,
No par
Inc
19% Feb
Jan
133/4
13%
104 Va
-
July 15
18% May 20
7
9% Oct
19% Jan
13% Jun
;
;
2
35
13%
81
Co
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
60% Jan
24
13%
50
6
23
Oct
13%
Corp
6
Oct
16
13%
*104 Vs
Light
Aug
<11
13%
49% Apr 22
;
22% Mar 11
2
41% Jan
26% Aug 20
19
Jan
243/4
13 %
Shares
42 V4
100
Celanese
2
3>
£
Apr 26
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
18 % July
54% Sep
45% May 31
101% May 28
25
.30% May 21
2
22
23
46% Apr
2
2
.
38% Jan
1
52% Mar 30
25
42%
243/4
Steel
Ceco
95 % Sep
28
20 % Mar
68
Mar 13
27% Sep
v
Jan
42% Feb
,,17 :
30% Jun
42%
243/4
preferred
2nd preferred
I)
Caterpillar
11
14
>
14% Nov 13
5
May 29
41%
24%
6% %
17
ley* Jun
July
41% "
25
10 Va
7%
56% Sep
19
93
41%
24%
72%
Oct
147% Oct
Dec
25
42 Va
25 Vs
1
Oct
Jan
36% Mar:
133%
01
Jun
41%
24%
1
5
,.46% Jun
20% Jan
*
;
26
35
42%
common
82
3% Jan
28 y* May 29
,
&
Products
(J
the Week
18
No par
Ry_10o
&,Ohio
General
&
Friday
Oct.
24%
preferred
Carter
11 Va Oct
Jun
79
4% %
Jan
34% Mar
,
9
137% May
Power
Jan :
64% Jan
4
44
Carolina
Carriers
Oct. 17
24%
Carrier
Oct
35
Thursday
Oct. 16
.42%
*
4
2'/a Jun
54
7
3
Clinchfield
Sales for
j
Wednesday
Oct. 15
lo
Co
:
Carolina
51% Aug
2
:j
PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 14
5
Mfg
Carpenter Steel Co
Corp common..
43% May
July 23
Jan
44% Feb
3
26% Oct
*
41 % Jun
"
45% Jan
.
May 21
71% Oct
7
10
26% Jun
108
SALE
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle Corp
HIGH
LOW AND
stock
yobk
exchange
Highest
„
24 Vs May
Mar 16
32% Jan
stocks
new
,
a
5%
5%
,
*18
45
/
883/4
/; 5%.
19
*18
960
2.500
<51
80
IO6V2
45%
21,400
883/4
160
r
5Va
11,800
19
100
56%
;.
62 %
57%
28.000
11%
12
14 000
61%
61%
48
47%
47 Va
47 %
48
48
48
86%
91%
89 Va
92%
89 7 a
93%
90 3 k
92%
22%
23
22 Va
23 Va
23
23 Va
23%
23 3/a
31%
32
31 34
32
14%
15
143i
15Va
19 V4
19%
19 V4
193a
60%
47%
,32
,
32%
15
15
19%
19%
24
24%
24
25 Va
23%
24 3
40 \\
40%
5734
39%
40%
40%
41
57%
5.8%
58
59
57%
'
62
315 a
B
15
.
19.500
62%
2.300
209,600
31%
-15%
-19 Va
19%
23%
233/4
40 34
41 Va
583a
-.59%
'14.51
'
8.51
25.2
6309
Number
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1545)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
14
92 Va Jan
Oct
31
5
Dec
36
Oct
Feb
5% Dec
28
'26
28
Oct
91
23
Coty International Corp class A- lc
Foreign transactions—..
8
21%
Dec
18
Jun
14
24
•34% Dec
48
14% Apr
Sep
5
37% Aug
8
59% Jan
97
3
22
27
25
25
3
May
.
■
Feb
27
39% Jun
44 .'
2
7
2
Feb
27
48
45:
95
>
Jan
4
7
2
103
Jan
2
6% Oct
52% Jan
16
15% Jan
9% May 29
19
7&«/a Jan
>12% Feb
29
33% Jan
''
2
$4.20
23
4
Jun
Jan
25
4
19% Jan
3
24% Jun
20
5% Sep
23
8% Feb
14
Mar 13
25% Jan
3
39% Feb
14
8V'4 Aug 20
13% Oct
28
5% Jun
22
13% Feb
Jun
25
35
VtlcV;/ Mar
13
Cunningham
28
14 % Feb
14% Jun
27
20% Aug
16
17% Jan
2
35 Va Aug
21
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
67% Apr
$4
15
32% Oct
78
May 29
9Va Jun
2
40 V4 Jan
7
Dec
12
89 Va Apr
15'% Feb
i
Jan
91
5
11
Mar 20
45
22
86% Jan
19
7
52
Co
Dana
46 Va
Sep
93
Aug
2
2
16 Va May
24
Dan
13% Jan
2
22% Sep
16
21
Inc.
—
18
Preferred
3.75%
12
Preferred
3.75 %
series B
87
Dec
13
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
16
Apr
25
Decca
69% Jun
10
Deere & Co
11
Delaware &
38'% Jun
26
46'% Jan
23'% July
56% Sep
55% Feb
15
29 % Feb
15
22 Va' Jan
12
:'■>
21 Vs
15'/a Jun
25
„
7'% May 29
30
Nov
31% Dec
20
18% Jan
10
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
Oct
24
53% Jan
10% Jan
2
40
9% Oct
27% Jan
18
173a Feb
15
26
Oct
23
40% Feb
35% Jun
25
12'% Jun
22
21
t
.48'% Mar 23
21% Jan
...
'
Detroit
11
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
19
Diamond Alkali
4
15
21 Va Jun
10
Dominick
4
29% Apr
24
9
29% Jan
14
20% Dec
28
7
20% Jan
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
26
20% Oct
May 29
24
22 % Jan
22
16 Va
24
Dec
Jun
27
24% Apr
72% Jan
17% Oct
24
32
40
Mar
55
4
Mar
4
Feb
8
22
Jan
23
16% Jan
May 27
53 % Apr
28 7k Aug
j
May 29
Jun
26
Oct
11
•
10
15% Aug
5
25
27
101 % Jun
5
Jan
16
13
24
6% May 29
164% Jun
Feb
26
13% Jan
114
81% July 12
>
Apr
97% Apr
32 % Mar 22
'39
Jan
44
Jan
29
27
84
27
109% Mar 15
89 Va Jun 18
10
Apr
30"% Jan
2
5
44
Sep
42 1
Feb
2
48
July 10
46
Jan
47
Mar 27
43 % Apr
15
45% Jan
19
49 %
May 25
47% Apr
26
43% Jan
2
48% Jun
Feb
7
48'/a July 13
/
2
42% Jan112
45
Oct
17
8
46
13
29% Feb 19
4
47% Jun
16% Jun
10% Sep
24% Aug
90
*88 Va
92
*88 Va
92
*88%
92
*88 Va
92
*88 V2
92
45%
*45 Va
Duplan
45%
45%
1,300
66 '/8
66 Va
65'%
66
65 3
a
65%
65'/a
65%
11,500
21
21
21 Va
21'%
21 Va
21'%
21 Va
21'%/
45%
>13%.
4
33
33'%
33%
17,100
14 !a
14%
21,300
*33%
33%
500
47%
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
15,700
60%
60'%
60'%
60
60
59
60 Va
5,000
47%
60
50c
10 Va
10%
10'%
14%
14%
xl4%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
3,800
20
19%
20
20
21%
21%
22%
60,400
44%
44%
44%
44
Va
45 Va
44%
45 Va
44,700
,51 %
51
Va
52'%
7,300
25,900
11,200
1
Inc
19%
20%
2.50
44'/a
44%
44 Va
10
2
50
50%
49%
50%
50%
51%
51 %
1
26%
27%
26%
27'%
27
28%
28
16%c
.18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
Va
43%
41%
42'4
40
41%
27 Va
27%
27%
27
20 3 a
20'%
20'%
25 Va
25 7
25
20%
21%
20%
32 %
31%
Ltd
.
No par
Ltd
10
10%
10
10'%
19%
42
No par
27'%
27%
27',4
1
20 %
20%
*20 Va
1.25
25%
26
No par
...
20%
21%
9%
'
28%;
28
10
5,700
18','4
18%
18'a
28%
18'%
40
42%
42 Va
43
27%
26%
27 Va
5,400
20%
20%
20 %
20 %
3,200
25
25
25%
25 Va
25%
6,000
22%
22'%
22%
22 Va
22%
42,000
31%
31'/a
31%
31%
32
18%
r"
>•
2.400
transactions
(R
Inc
R)
&
Sons...
'
a
1
32
31%
5
.....
31 %
58 Va
59%
58 Va
58%
24%
25
50c
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21'%
10,500
64%
65%
*64%
65'%
65'%
65%
1,500
-•
109
108%
108%
87%
87 3,a
87%
31 7 b
32%
3174
32%
42%
*47 %
5
DWG Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
*46
50
24%
108%
'
87!
a
32
16%
21,500
247'%
21,500
107%
108'%
107'%
107 Va
1,200
*87'/a
87%
86%
87'%
1,200
32 V«
32%
31%
32'%
9,700
*42 Va
43
48
*47'%
*45%
46'%
.49 Va
45
45%
*48 Va
49%
46%
48
*48 Va
46%
*46
46%
*46
48
*47 %
48
*47'%
25
24%
24%
25%
43
45%
45 Va
49%
!
50
:
*42%
48
*47'%
,
46%
48%
43
760
48
46%
*48'%
*46
48
*47 Va
48
24%
24 %
790
46%
47 Va
;
49
46%
48%
;
50
'
*46
25
110
24%
25%
8,900
U'%
,11%
24,400
24 Va
24%
1,500
1
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11 Va
11 Va
2
247 a
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24 '/a
23%
237/8
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 3 a
237a
23%
23%
24 %
25
24%
25
24%
25 3
25 %
25%
24 Va
24%
68
%
68%
71'%
com
r:
6,400
16 %
245 Va
'
45%
1
15'%
16%
246'%
87%
*47'%
j.
15
16'%
244%
17%
*42 "a
48
45
15'%
2.0CO
32'%
108%
*86%
*48%
15
"15'%
.247
244
.5
50
17%
108%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
14
14%
14%
14%
15 %
65 %
65%
65%
14%
^.50
...
'■>
17 Va
20%
No par
preferred
14,000
17%
.No par
$2.10 preferred
31,700
2074
246%
preferred
59'/a
25%
17 Va
244
preferred
6,000
59'%
25
:
20%
245
common
59 Va
25
17%
244
com—^5
—
Co
58%
24%
21
4
65%
__l
,
(E I)
r.
17 %
——-111
%
58%
25
58
•24%
1
20 3
1
No par
_
,25
24%
.1
42%
4
32%
14%
33'% '
*47%
10
33%
32%-
1,100
33%
43
15%' Jan
10,300
14 Va
48
24% Oct
8,500
17%
33%
*47%
31% Jan
21%
17'%
14 Va
*42 %
.
21
17'%
33 %
50
Mar 21
21%
16%
14
50
50
20%
17
% 33%
47%
preferred
4.20%
21 Va
16%
14 Va
preferred
4.10%
20%
57,900
-
34 Va
$3.75
4%
60 %
27
60'%
Productions
$4.50 preferred
$3.50 preferred
■■/■/
4,300
59%
26%
.__._2.50
Corp
Duquesne Light
7
53%
61 V«
27'%
48'%
-
$4.15
6
52%
59
27
60 Va
Club Inc
Corp
21
53%
59%
27'%
58%
*27
13%
14
May 31
48% Jun
53%
53%
53'%
2,900
34 Va
33
33%
33
1
Corp
du Pont de Nemours
'
45Va
66'%
47 Va
Dunhlll International
.
45 Va
4 5'/a
45 Va
29%
21'%
45%
Aug 13
,v
30
7
C
2,400
50
19
12
13
34% Aug. 19
47% Aug
5G% Mar
7
16% Dec
25
30 Va
86%
.45
1
May
33 Fa Dec
23
May 29
23% Oct
14
4
30%
19,800
1
,DukS Power Co...-
4
17% Oct 15
256% May 9
% July 26
105% Apr 24
229
254% Mar 14
24 % May 29
2
10 % Jan
Sep
16% Sep
29%
'
65%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc.:
DuBois Chemicals Inc..:
»£■
21
No par
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Dresser Industries
15
22% Aug 30
66
21
.
86 Va
Dover
'
13
43
21%
*85
Corp
Douglas .Aircraft Co
12
257/a Jan
2
61
31*
20% May 29
.
2
22% Jan
5
21%
33%
Co
Fund
/Donnelley
35% Aug 26
66
May 1
5,100
33%
Pepper Co
Foreign
Mar
20
15'%
21 Va
15
Diamond National
6
19
2
91 %
15'%
*85 %
___10
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Foreign transactions
Divco-Wayne Corp
25% Jan
3,200
*90'%
15 Va
85%
....
18
25
43%
91 Va
86%
1
.
(Walt)
16% Jun
44%
15'%
21 %
Edison
17
Houses
44
*90
15 3 a
85'/a
Coatings
11
Mines
44
44 '/a
91%
*85 Va
16%
Dome
2,700
30%
21
Dobbs
57'%
86%
16%
Dr.
57'%
87
20%
7
57
*30
16%
16
600
50%
*86
21'%
Sep
28.100
36%
*85'%
30%
a
33'/a Aug 20
2,500
20%
36%
87
16%
Chemical
44Va Oct
12'%
20%
36 %
86%
30
20 7
20
12
20
*85%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
par
DeSoto
3
12 %
19%
*86
30'/a
53'%
2
6.800
87
27'%
61 V'4 Oct
8
12,600
12 %
44
59 Va
Disney
-
6.000
6
35%
86%
53%
16
21%
a
86%
29%
58%
28% Oct
2.200
*85%
27'%
16
Jan
22
21 >a
57
2C0
12%
34 Va
a
9,300
36 %
'
57
15'%
6 V8
35 3
5.100
67a
55
*90
53%
(The)
j4
15'%/
27'%
Diners'
21
90
15 Va
59%
3
12 Va
*53
100
C
Co of N Y
DiGiorgio Fruit
23% Jan
44%'
90
53 %
2
6
34%
a
43,400
/
1
12% Jan
17% Oct
5
44'%
15%
57%
46% Sep
52'% Oct
21%
6'%
35 3
55
270
'"
22
12
/
43 300
24%
6%
12 %
92
27'%
Stores
67»
21 %
56%
57
3
Diana
6%
300
-
110
21%
21%
11%
11%
6.75
5
237«
'108
*12%
6 'a
21%
247 a
12'%
44%
21%
97%
21%
56 7
20%
53%
12'%
57
15'%
48 %
53
97
21%
56%
44%
*48
*53
34 Va
2.50
May 29
6%
1.000
45,200
53 '%
56
*53
6%
a
48
1,800
28,400
4
98
52%'
22%
34%
11%
32
110 %
6 %
11%
31 %
22
32%
6%
32%
*108
6%
21%
*21%
21%
22 3
22%
12 Va
11%
_50c
15% May 14
23% May 9
31% July 18
12
Delaware Power & Light Co
Air Lines Inc
;
19
—
22% Dec
May 29
15
12
33
22 %
7,000
No par
6
22% May 29
11%
6%
23
110'%
67ti
21 %
26%
22
54 Va
Dentist's Supply
'
—
6%
54 %
32%'
22%
26%
100
Inc
7
Jan
7
56
Delta
3
43% Jan
'
3 /
.
6%
*54 %
*89 Va
...
54% Feb
18% July 31
2
27% Jan
16
%
22%
26%
*108
22%
21%
2,200
23
*97%
24%
24%
23%
24%
112
'108
22%
83
U00
A
Hudson..
8% Oct
23% Mar 26
25
23 %
24
112
11.200
12%
48
97
"
56
12%
31%
52%
97
21%
common..7
series
11 Va Mar
22
10'% Oct
11% Oct
-
Records
Light
15 Va Sep
/
44% July 22
3
'
&
39'/2 Jun
2
24
45% Jan
,
52%
17
18% Sep
35% Sep
2
31'/a Jan
'
./
53
97%
30
22%
48'%
*48
48 %
52%
12
23
31 Va Jan
4
34% Jan
*48
61% Oct
2
9Va Jan
32%
32'/a Jun
.
2
"19%. Jan.
31
30 V
26
6
18
Feb
26
9
12'% Mar
26% Oct
9% Oct
3
36'% Mar
Jun" 15
31%
97
23 Va
50c
28
2
32 7%
52 7%
I
Sep
18% Mar 27
31%
97%
5
88% Jun
51% Jan
22%
33%
100
common
87 Va Jun
13
22'%
52%
.10
.
4
20
23%
19%
4
20'/a Dec
22 %
24 Va
36%
Mar
51% Apr
57'% Feb
26%
19%
Jan
2
22%
26'%
36%
82
27
22%
26'%
26 %
a
preferred series A
River Mills Inc
i
12 Va Jun
22 %
26%
22%
26%
19 7
3%%
41% Oct
22%
22%
36%
27
46
12%
19%
84'/a Mar
r
12%
12 Va
48
56
*82
83
12'%
12
*108
%
56
♦82
12 %
12%
36%
31
18
56 %
83
*82
83
*96
55%
55 3a
55%
55%
*82
83
19%
31
May 10
55%
*82
36%
Dec
45'/a Feb
5%
19%
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
87
5%
*36%
29 V< Jan
/
5%
1
86
-
5%
5
5%
5
1
85 Va Dec
:
5'%
5
No par
77% July 27
30
i;>. 11.400
common
20% May 29
34 Va May 28
11%
preferred
3
32
10
*11%
1
78 % Aug
81 Va Aug
2
97%
11%
48
;_No par
......
Corp
*96'%
11%
97%
Inc^.2.50
common
A
Cutler-Hammer
3
Stores
preferred^
prior
Class
96 %
11%
32%
5
Drug
Curtis-Wrignt
-
89%
96 Va
U'%
23%
preferred___100
Inc
Jan
13
18% Mar 12
25
Aug
3
90%
*95%
11%
26%
.No par
of America.. 12.d0
Publishing
prior
$1.60
26
7
Curtis
24% May 16
31 y« May 29
47% Oct 24
Press
89%
96
22%
.
convertible
15,600
11%
12
S
Cuneo
6
8% Dec
T
90%
Va
89 Va
55 Va
-
..No par
common
5
Corp
198
96
.1
2.50
common
..a.
K ;
Shares
197
11%
5
Corp.
No par
Cudahy Packing Co common
__5
4l/a% preferred......
100
63% Apr 10
12 Va Oct 18
19 % Dec
Seal
preferred
5%%
C
13
10
&
Crucible Steel
11
25
Cork
202%
90 Va
t»«e
Oct. 1H
90%
...25
preferred....
Crown Zellerbach
Apr 24
Jan
109% Oct
3
$2
13
25% Sep
7
17% Jan
19
Crown
6
Sep
100
16% Jan
21% Mar 29
1.
58
% Aug
19% Aug 23
107 % Feb
10
196 Va
90 Va
Friday
17
96
11%
5% convertible preferred
25
Crompton & Knowies Corp.—No par
Crowell-Coliier
Publishing
l
19
24% Oct
200
193
192
Oct.
*89 Va
.100
—
Corp com.
189 %
190
Sales for
Thursday
*95
1947___100
common
preferred.
PRICES
Oct. 16
*89 Va
1
Crescent Petroleum
Sep 19
27
;
28%
24
91
25% Feb
Sep
20% Jun 20
Mar 13
Co
3% %
of
ser
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
188 Va
100
preferred
Inc
Crane
8
14 % Jan
5
common
preferred
3% %
56% Aug 23
83% Jan
30
20
Coty
2
13
41
6% Oct
15
31
6% Sep
2
24
45% Oct
Oct
15% Jan
10% July
42% Mar 19
12% Oct
96
5
27 3 a Aug
14% Jun
21
Sep 26
4% Mar 21
42% Jan
24
86% Jun
Feb
10 %
12
17% Oct
Aug
17
81% Apr
19% Feb
18
17
90 V2 Oct
2
83
26
Works
202% Oct
3 % %
Tuesday
Oct. 14
6
17
68% Jan
17
11% Oct
22 y4 Jun
Corning Glass
HIGH
AND
Monday
1
24
1 Dec, 27
24
76 % Jan
LOW
STOCK
87% Jan
27
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
5
11
90
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
27
Dec
87
Lowest
Highest
105'% Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, J963
-
E
23
24% Feb
13
3
.27% Jan
23
19
Apr
16
31% May 29
55% Feb
16
46% Jan
2
18% Oct
15% July
20% Jan
2
80 % Jun
22
93% Dec
7
90
Jan
24
21 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
Jun
25
97 % Mar
7
115% Mar 15
July
9
40% Mar 23
101
May 28,
30
'
34% Jan
52
Jun
25
88% Jan
89
Jan
18
94
3
Aug 23
33% Nov
.
'
Feb
20
Jun
27
37 Va Nov
30
Jun
27
33% Jan
30
4 % Sep
I*
May 29
95
26
s
24
6% Jan
2
25
56% Feb
16
227
b
41
Jun
101
27
Jan
9
Jan
38% Dec
17
31'% Mar
2
1120% Mar 27
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
15% Oct
19
26% Jan
26
22 % Oct
24
42
Feb
13
8
9
30
~7 %
Sep
Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28% Jun
15
39% Mar 15
347/8 Mar
42 % Jan
9
46
35 Va Jun
25
49% Mar 30
„■ Oct
24
23 % Jan
12
65
68
Jun, 21
Oct
30
'14
Aug 22
53
26% Feb
1
47% Jan
18% May 29
34% May 29
2
2
.<
26
4 % Jan
5
21% Jan
7 9
Jan
2
61
Jun
25
20% Jan
8% Jun
27
14
34% Sep
27
r
12
■;
,
May 17
Mar
49'/e Apr
3
24
Sep
25
12% Oct
11
44
;
July 12
Co
65
13
Aug 29
July 18
<16Ve Jan
25
21% Oct
18
37% J«r>
7
•41
Oct
17
46% Feb
7
48 Vo n*q
15
98%
18%
18 %
18%
28,800
111'%
-111%
113'%
112%
114'%
43,400
36%
63,4b0
17%
17%
111%
110 Va
111%
110%
*99%
100%
1
35%
36
11%
11 Va
1
l
60
Bond
&
Corp
$1.40
Emerson
Emerson
30%
31 Va
31'
29 3
*101
•
30%
29%
29%
29%
29 3 4
29 %
shrs-_10s
? 5%
5 %
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
59%
59%
8,900
5%
9,400
5%'
5
3,000
Inc
a
397a
40
39%
39%
4,500
a
61
66 V2
59%
62 7'a
134,400
*39%
40 %
40'%
40%
62 3
1
66%
65 Va
6714
64%
66 7
39-%
a
10O
40'
40
38 %
40 3
38%
87,900
39%
37
38 Va
39%
40%
10%
10%
10 3 a
10%
11 %
107/a
11'%
11
10 Va
10%/
21,800
5
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18
18'%
18'a
18'%
66,800
__3
18%
25
257/8
25 5 a
25 7a
25 %
25%
25 Va
257
b
25'/a
25c
30
30%
30%
30 3
30'4
30%
30%
30'%
30'%
30%
1,800
34.50
36 Va
36
36'%
35%
36%
34,500
32%
*32
32'%
32'%
32%
700
11%
11%
19,600
42
42 Va
4,600
50c
&
Phonograph
Freight Corp
37%
,
a
1
35%
36 %
36
36 %
36
5
*31%
32
32 Va
32 Va
♦32
5
11%
12
11%
11 7
8
11%
a
117a
11%
12
42%
41
40%
4174
41%
41 %
47 %
47%
47
47 Va
47
47%
46%
49%
4974
497u
50
50 %
50
50 Va
Endicott Johnson Corp common__l0
4% preferred
—100
16%
17 Va
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
::
47 3-a
49%
17%
Electric
Co
Industries
40
20c
Equitable Gas Co_
com
■
2,000
4,300
40
68
68
68 Va
67 '
67
23 Va
23%
23%
24 Va
24%
24 3%
24%
24%
2,900
42 Va
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
42 3%
42%
42%
3,600
3%
19,800
3%
3%
18Va
18Va
*60
50
Inc
16%
24%
70
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50%
16%
3,300
47'%
50'%
7,100
.
42%
■
No par
A
46%
-
'
42%
8.50
series
25%
24
*68
1
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Eurofund
1,600
29%
5%
/
Gas
preferred
30%
29
5%
10
5%
7,500
29 Va
5%
7.50
Englehard
30
30'%
a
29%
Mfg Co com
preferred series A
Air
6,600
2,7C0
29%
-
41%
Emery
11%
60 Va
*101
'
'
30''a
preferred
Radio
29 %
30'a
*101
*101
,11%
30%
29%
4
30%
30%
;
*93
29%
Electric
conv
*93
1
common
conv
,93%
*93
300
60%
5
Electronic Specialty Co
Elgin National Watch Co
Natural
59%
94,Va
29%
30
*101
—6.66%
Paso
59'%
61
30
Co
Amer
Associates
11'%
60
36 Va
36 3 a
11 Va
10
Share
&
Mus Ind
29%
36
11
/'
*99%
♦99%
•
w
U'%
59'%
353
11%
57%
—
3 6'/a
35%
*93
6,7%
4
35%
11
94%
100
*99%
*99%
,
'60 %
*93
2.50
New
$1
17%
110%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electronic
Eltra
17%
10
Foreign transactions
Storage Battery
El
2.50
!
May 20
9 % Jan * 2
20
98'%
18 Va
Manufacturing Co
*21% Feb
28% Sep
36!a Oct
98 %
18 Va
common.
District
5
13
99
.17%
100
Empire
3
2% Jan
*97%
Inc common
Emhart
6
45% May 16
4 % Feb
13
14% Jan
97%
Co
Mar
80% Jun
58% Mar 11
97%
;
57% May 14
*29% Jun
»Jan
97%
Corp
23 Va
Jan
97%
common
51
•
2
Jan
9
9
1
37 % Sep
19% Jan
38
3
11% Nov
67
1
1
24
33
Mar 20
67%
preferred
Electric
8
25
43 % Oct
■
67 Va
Electric
31% July
23
Products
4 '/a %
Sep 24
Apr 22
27% Aug 15
.
67
preferred
Electric
20 Va
1
Ekco
Elastic
1
12% Jan
a
2
./ July 30
Apr
40% Oct
80% Sep
■1
July 23
Sep 26
27% Jan
•32
60%
Aug 26
17 % Jar.
24
6%
18
8
11
Aug 28
67
preferred
Edison Bros Stores
8,600
66%
50
Steel
Manufacturing
2,700
45,100
com...10
100
Assn
Co
a
67%,
98%
Manufacturing Co
4%%
'
1
preferred
Stainless
$3.60
5
39% May 21
317/a Apr 30
2
50
Sep 27
102
14
39 % Oct
24
64
*95%' Apr
30 % Jun
24
5% Jun
Eaton
18
Inc
Fuel
&
Eastman Kodak
Echlin
Feb
0
Lines
prior
Eastern
15
24
26% Jan
%
4% %
Apr* 30
38% Jun 12
17
29 % Oct
26
Air
Eastern Gas
101
2
98% Jun
Nov,30
1
23% Sep
122% Apr
91% July 30
26
22
h
18
May 17
18% May 29
July 30
50 '% Jun
4
101 %
106 V8 July 24
98 % Mar
4
Ull
Eastern
Sep
71 % Oct
2
85
Eagle-Picher Co
29 %
2
9 % Oct
24% Apr 23
13%
1
62%
*68
70
*66
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
18 %
.
18%
17%
18 %
h 17%
58
60
*60
13%
13%
62%
*58
3 Va
3'%
17%
*17'%
18
60
*58
60
13%
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
13'%
19%
18%
19%
19
20
19%
460
30
13%
7,300
105.200
18%
187/a
19
1
40%
39%
38
40 %
38%
38'%
Inc
37%
41
Eversharp
37%
21%
39%
37
36 Va
36%
37
36%
36%
3
36%
37
Corp
36 %
37
Ex-Cell-O
42
42%
,42%
43!%
42'%
43
4,900
44
44'%
44 %
12 Va
44 7
44
46'%
2,600
Evans Products Co
5
'
208,800
11,900
F
24
May 29
46 Va Mar 14
10% Oct
4
15
31
29
May 29
Nov
Jun
16
14
21% Feb
7
8% Feb
14
23 Va Mar 12
70% Mar 21
5% May 29
19% May 29
11% Feb
2
50
52% Feb
21
Nov
2714 W*
For
27
May
32% Apr
13
32% Jan
15
1
50% Mar
4 2
Factor
1
Fafnir
14
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.50 convertible preferred
6Va Jan
11
,20% Oct
15
50% Jan
14
19
5% Aug 26
22% Jan
2
15% Jan
July 23
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
V
49% May
43
j
8% Fen
Sep 20
27%
fcctr.otes,
see page
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
v
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
5
51 % Jan
8
70 V4 Jan -*3
-*<>4 *■
39% Jun
11
21.
(Max) & Co class A
Bearing Co
Morse
&
Co
1
No par
1
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50c
5% Junior preferred
50
Falstaff
Brewing
I 42%
Corp.———
1
,
42 74
*43%
.
__10
44
12%
12 %
*12
5
12%
5%
42 Va
42%
44
44 Va
*12
12%
~
5
5
5Va
19
19%
'19%
20 %
19%
46 Va
47 Va
44
46%
45 Va
6%
6%
27
*50%
33 %
6Va
6 Va
*12
6%
27
5 %
5
5
5 Va
19%
19%
44'/a
*19 Va
19%
46%
47
44%
6%
6%
6%
27%
27%
27%
51'%
33 Vs'/i,
27%
,27%
27 %
51%
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
51'%
33 %
33 *4
33%
33 Va
33%
33
a
12
•
-
6 V'8
267 a
12
30,900
2,600
47
6%
27
50%
i
300
5Va
19%
50%
33
33
167,100
20,500
4,700
30
2.90O
/
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
8
28
Jan
2
14% Oct
15
6% Jun
25
14
10% Mar 13
8 % Jan
2
11"% Oct
13% Jun
5
23% Feb
25
42% Mar 15
24
14% Feb
2
14% Oct
25
22 % Feb
7
16
7
30% Aug
30% Oct
44% Feb
25
27
2
12% Sep
16
35% Jan
2
53% Feb
31% Feb
15
28% Dec
5
25% Oct
23
"43% Oct
24
12
,
May 29
13% Oct
26 Mt Mar 16
17% Jan
85 % Jan
25
25
9%
5,500
16 7 a
1674
V 48 Mi ~ 48 Ma
16 Mi
16%
48%
48%
2,100
6%
774
13,700
16 7/a
16 Mi
I6M1
16%
48 Mi
48 74
48 74
4874
7 Ma
674
1674
167 a
1674
Federal
conv 2nd
pfd series A
23
Paper Board Co common__5
16%
Mar 21
33%
34
3374
15
7
4.60%
Apr
38% Oct
6074 Jun
11
Fischback & Moore Trie
5
Jun
25
Jan
2
101% July
3
$4.50
40% Feb
25
46 Ma Jan
9
9/64 Oct
2
11
5
Florida
10
Fluor
78 Mi
Sep
Jun
24
30% Mar
1
14
Jan
2
20
24
30
Dec
7
35% Jan
2
.49% Aug 21
F
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
25 Ma Feb
Food
Jan
22
96
7
23
Dec
21
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
16 Mi Mar 13
2474 July 15
11<
21% Jan
8
13
Jan
4
18 Mi July 15
3
11% Jan
2
10% Jun
14% Jan
25
8% Nov
20% Mar 29
7
36% Jun
95
26
;
47
.
Dec
7% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
8
Oct
24
67
2'.% Oct
24
42
11
25
Ford
11% Sep
23
28
38 Ma May 27
32%
32Mb
32 Ma
3274 f 3374
33%
34%
52
52%
5274
53
53
53%
5374
51%
52
38%
38 ; <
38 %
38 74
38 Ma
38
38%
38
38%
39%
39
3974
39
39%
% 3874
3974
37%
3874
58
5874
38
•
■
3974
,58
58 74
■
5
2174
2174
88
88
Co
100
47 Mi
9
2.50
Ma
5774
5874
57 %
20%
2074
20%
20%
2074
217a
'20%
89
9974
*87%.
*47
427 a
•74
9 Ma
8774
-
*99*
47%
974
:Ma
41 %
3
*87
9974
*47
;
74
4174
7174
•
174
Va
71 Ma
9974
*47
974
4274
42%
72
1674
Ma
'4
16 Ma
167 a
1674
1674
1674
16%
16 Ma
467-8
4774
47%
4774
4774
47%I- 48%
48%
49
_1
2174
22
2174
22%
22M2
22
2274
21%
22 Mi
95 M2
95 Ma
95 74
95 Ma
*95 7a
18
18
17%
18 74
*1374
14 Ma
Inc
common
*95
:'15
pfd series of '51
14
*13 V*
16%,
14
14
*1374
16 Mi
■
.
Inc
Stores
2.50
.
1374
1274
1374
5274
5274
8%
9
874
10
2774
28
2774
44
Inc
33MsC
11,200
14
16%
16%
13%
13%
13%
17,300
53 74
53%
202,500
9%
974
28 74
3,200
11
10%
11
25
2574
4,700
32
33 74
11,900
33 74
33%
'32%
-
34
-
29
9 Mi
2874
16%
25
1074
2474
>
27%
9%
150
1874
*1374
45 74
Co
9,800
97
-
54
16 Ma
53%
25
18
36,000
1374
«
V
13%
53%
__l
Corp
Sulphur
Gamble
2,600
-
Vt
53 74
16 %
16 74
137b
53
1
c.
;
95
1774
16%
2
Co
95
,
18
*13 Mi
10
Co
95 Ma
1774
common—1
.
33 74
2
15,100'
'
34
4%
931,100
1674
10
33%
*9
9 Mi
2.000
974
—
1,900
2974
2874
—
34,000
42,000
_
16,600
^
.
'
Fruehauf
6
19,500
y4
70%
2.50
Corp
26
7/64
69%
'
:
3374
33% Jun
400
5,200
4274
7/64
7174
34
Friden
170
47 Mi
70
3 2
7174
337 b
23
210
100
*99
42
4274
%
5,300
28,400
9%
50c
47 % Sep
3,600
<
9%
31 Ma
26% Mar 19
*
9%
974
7174
32
71
Ma
1174
2
70,500
89
4774
29,100
30,300
:
21%
87%
7,900
15,100
20%
207a
8,600
11,000
<■
57%
2074
47
.
9%
7/64
,
No par
58 Mi
2074
98 Ma
47%
42%
25
v
5774
20 74
2074
2074
*,99 74
-
*8774
2074
No par
52
32
Jan
24
31%
2474
24
29% Sep
32
1074
2; % Oct
89 Mi Aug
3l%
31 Mi
Freeport
2
34%
1
Light Co
Dairies
Franklin
15
32%
33%
2474
18
Jan
45%
31%
35 Mi
1074
24
84
44
32Mb
34 74
31 Ma
974 Jan
24% Jan
46
3174
3574
25
29% Oct
15
4574
32
34%
10%
2
20
45 Ma
31 Mi
35%
33
6
Nov
4474
3114
3474
25 74
7% Aug
27% Feb
43%
3174
1074
22% Jan
85
4274
35 Ma
32 Ma
3
May 29
43 M4
32
2574
12
4,700
347a
2
29% Jan
14,800
i5y4
31%
10
3
1,200
57
42%
_1
Fram
24 Mi
5674
*14%
-10
•
;
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*24
15%
*15'
par
Co
29
May 29
57
>;•
Foster-Wheeler Corp
7
"% Oct
v< %
24 Mi
5674
15 Ma
l
Mineral
li '4 Oct
,
24 Mi
5774
Corp
Stores
divid
42% Apr
19% Jan
56
5,400
24
:
Foremost
33%
Foxboro
31 % May 20
30 Ms Feb
Power
Motor
33%
1474
convertible preferred
Mart
Inc__
Foote
1L
33%
56 Ma
;
Giant Markets Inc
Food
13
'33 Ma
24
.
Railway
Corp Ltd
Corp
4%
Sep
37 Ma Jun
Coast
Power &
$4.20
■«.
Sep
2
8% Jan
Apr 30
26% Mar 19
23
1
Feb--
East
Fair
3374
16
C
Food
Sep '' 3
17 Mi
59
1
Mar
Jan
15 Ma
3
9 Mi May
26
97
Sep 20'
M
33 Va
58
_Nopar
pfd
2nd
Rights
12% Oct
6,300
34
24
_No par
A 2nd preferred
100
conv
Florida
15
16%
15
—
$2.25 conv B
Florida
16'
567 a
.1
1
Rubber
&
preferred
65% Jan
5
Tire
Flintkote Co common
5
17
6
16 %
24
Charter Financial Corp_No par
National Stores-^
No par
$4
167-4
15 Ma
Inc
Federation
23% July
23% Sep
16 Ma
5674
!
Firestone
90
167t
—1
First
First
7 Ma
24 Ma
Products—No
—1
Corp
Financial
v/6%
14%
*24
'7,500
7 Ma
7
7
55%
—
Paper
17
29 % Oct
May 29
25
V
—1.25
Stores
20
12
Sep
48
10
Dept
Corp
8
Jan
com
Inc
Fiberboard
3
5
82% Feb
Co
preferred
Federated
Fenestra
& Oct
89
Corp
5M2 %.
23
6% Feb
16 74
48 Ma
Jan
13
,16 Ma
Mi
47% Sep
11 Ma Sep
Feb
1
6%
41 Ma Jan
90
Mar 16
47
48% Jun
974
9 Ma
1
66
23
28%Jun
9%
9
5
46%
2
8
25
9Mt
Filtrol
'
3% Jun
9 74
'
2
2
15
2
46
9 Mb
'
36 Mi Apr
2
104
9 Mi
Corp
2
18% Jan
26
25,300
*9 Mb
Fawick
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
50 M» Jan
24
4.800
14%
Ferro
8
Oct
3074
14%
17
27
2
35% Jun
85
£974
1474
Electric
37
24
1
80% Aug
30
14%
18
31 Mi Jan
Mar
29 Ma
15 Ma
Sep
2
87
30
14%
Pacific
46% Sep
50 % Jan
72% Jan
23
29%
15 Ma
35% Feb
20% May
^
30 Mi
1474
2
,50% Aug
9
32
July 23
48% Mar 21
>
24
23% Oct
30
16
Jan
23% Mar 20
26
35 % Mar 15
22% May 29
31
15 Ma
27% Jan
6
20
31
Mogul Bower Bearings
Oct
Shares
1
Federal
58
the Week
18
5
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Federal
18% Jun
Oct.
Fansteel
24% May 22
42 % Jan
Friday
Family Finance
Fedders
3
23% Jan
6
Oct. 17
8
8
.19% May
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 16
10
9 Mi May
2
2
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 15
M
Oct.
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Par
19% May 17
42
Dec
May 29
14
Oct
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
48% Oct
5
18
May 10
17
10% May 29
29
Oct 24
18 % Jun
Apr
54% Jan
24
22% July 11
37.% Jun
6%
30
19
9% May 16
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
24
Jun
6% Oct
31
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
34
Apr
23% Feb
Lowest
May 28
20
NEW
1963
Range Since Jan. 1,
Highest
Lowest
2874
29 Va
2874
100
Corp
,*86 "a
88 Ma
*86 Va
5
X30V4
3074'
CO o
1
common
preferred
29
28 M2
87
28%
2974
*86 Ma
88 Ma
2874
87
<
29%
29
*86 74
36,000
8774
10
3174
3,400
G
.
30% Oct
46% May 22
24
43% Jan
Sxogmo
Conv
31 Ma
58
Feb
21
35% Jun
25
2% Oct
24
16% Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
26% Jan
2
14% Jan
4
32 % Feb
16
23% Jun
26
Jan
2
|33TMa Mar 97
18
26% Mar
52% J tin
25
86
5% Jun
26
22 Mi Apr
30% Jan
8
9
Jan
100
Feb
8% Apr
23
7% Jan
2
28
Nov
16
91 Mo Jan
3
1
11% Jan
2
10% Jan
26
20 % Jan
9
Oct
23
42% Mar 15
.
I8M4 Aug
General
$8
General
Bronze
General
Cable Corp
60
Sep
25
Oct
10
4%.
Apr
29
General
5% Jun
5
27
29% Feb
7
6
84% Jun
3
General
Electric
Ms Sep
9
General
Ma Sep
13
18
15 Mi Jun
10
General
ii
116 Ma Feb
1
Oct
17
118% Jun
5
23 Ms Jun
71% Mar
18 Ma Oct
57% Jun
25
96
Jan
2
77% Mar
10% Oct
22
30
Jan
4
11
2
33% Jan
Jun
1
116% Dec
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88% Dec
21% Jan
3
44% Jun
Apr
113
Apr
57% Jan
114
31
87
43% Aug 14
32
30% Mar
80
2
May
24
42% Oct
2
Jan
14
Oct
90
4
Jan
30% Jun
22
14
1
17 Ma Jan
3
95 M2 Mar
2
23 Mi
40% Jan
5%
25
59
Jan
9
27 Ma Aug 20
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
56 Ms Aug
23
4% May 29
7% Jan
2
5M2 Jan
3
1874
18%
18 74
1874
6,500
12 Ma
*12 74
1274
12 74
1274
1,700
307a
30%
30%
Mills
Outdoor
General
Portland
General
6
Jun
6
31% Jan
4
34% Feb
14
General
Public
11 Mi Jan
2
16% J,un
24
General
26% Jan
2
34
Jun
6
General
Signal
1
31 Ma Jun
3
General
5
Steel
General
22
28 Ms Jun
7
$1.30
preferred
26
Oct
8
27 Ma Jan
8
$1.25
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
2874 Sep
4
General
19% Feb
20
9% Mar 19
13 Ma Jun
18
General
1
General
33% July
2
30% Apr
102% Feb
106% Apr
42% Feb
4
,
20% Jan
100
Apr
16
13
101 Mi Jan
4
19
34
Oct
103 Ms
58% Jan
3
43 Ma Mar
62% Jan
2
52
12% Jun
Jan
July'18
$5
107
Feb
21
38% Apr
8
6
Tele
104% July
5
56 74 Sep 11
10
70%
Sep
6
&
Time
Tire
574%
3
Aug 16
22
40 % May 29
2774 May
3
23
100/
30% Jun
77 74
77 74
77%
78
7774
7874
7774
78
5
(series
&
Rubber
$4.50
Inc
preferred
conv
Gerber
29
33
July
37
17
Gibson
55
Jan
2
28
Jan
11
29% Oct
Oil
Co
Jan
3
4174 Apr
Gimbel
23% Jan
2
30
Ginn
&
14% Feb
14
Glen
45% Feb
14
Alden
32% Oct
21% Nov
14
44% Jan
24
21
54"% Feb
9
14
41 % Dec
20
12% Jun
31% Mar
28
27
20% Jan
29
12% Oct 24
34 % Jan
2
1674 July 29
15 Ma Jan
2
21% Oct
26
49% Jan
2
10% May 29
15% Apr
11
12% Jan
17% Oct
29% Jan
2
20 Ms Jan
12
81 Mi Jan
75
22
22
July
3% Dec
83
2
Dec
25% Jan
27
5
July 26
2
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
14
Dec
18
24 % Feb
8
30 % Oct
24
62 % Feb
6
35
34% Oct
26
47% Feb
1
70% Jun
87% Jan
x90
Jan
3
26
3
39% Oct
2
52 Ma May 13
Grumman
2
46%
Sep
13
Gulf
81% Dec
31
82
93
Sep
13
$5
50% Sep 11
39% Mar 28
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
97
Mar
7
2
95
Jan
18
97% Jun
28
95
Apr
17
100 Mi Feb
28
99% Feb
6
101% July 23
$4.44
4
108% Jan
30
6
110y2 Jun
18
6
22 Ma Jan
7
105
105
Sep
108% Mar 14
106
Feb
lo
23
For
41
footnotes,
12
Mar 12
see p#ge
16 Ma Aug
25.
-
19,700
32
32%
32Mb
3274
32 74
32%
56,400
14%
15 Mi
15 Ma
1574
15
1574
10,400
28 74
27%
2774
27 74
27%
27%
28
2174
2174
21%
22
2174
2274
2274
23 Va
2774
27
3,600
14,600
27%
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1
26 Ma
*2674
1
2774
27%
27%
11 Ma
1174
1174
1174
24 Mb
24%
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102 y2
30c
102
*105%
101
101
101
12 Ma
12 Va
12%
2474
*102%
3674
53%
54
53
5374
52%
6774
66 74
67%
66 Ma
66 Ma
21%
22
21 Ma
21%
'
24%
111,500
102 y4
102 74
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106 Ma
,.'70
36 74
3674
3674
3674
10,400
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103
/
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150
10074
100 Mi
600
53 Ma
5374
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5474
43,100
66
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2274
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4,200
79,700
56,800
10674
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2474'
8,000
.
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101
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101
28
74
106
3674
3674
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2774
2474
10274
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106
27
2674
28
1174
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10274
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12
2674
27
28
1174
102 74
36
36 Mi
36
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2474
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26
2774
27%
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2674
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27%
27 Mi
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27
67
67 Mi
68
5,000
2274
2174
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22,200
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101
7,300
33%
34 74
33%
3374
34 Mi
118,100
34 Ma
3374
3374
3474
40
40 Mi
39%'
40
3974
4074
40
40 Mi
3974
40
10,400
1
2974
2974
29%
29%
2974
29 Ma
29%
29%
2974
14 Mt
14 Ma
14 Mi
1474
14 74
14%
1474
14 Mi
1474
29%
14 Mi
23,800
44
44 Mi
44
44%
43%
4474
44
44
44 V*
7,600
1
'-4474
4,500
18%
1874
18 Va*
18%
18%
1874
18%
11 Mi
11 Ma
11
11 MB
1174
1174
1174
1174
11
11%
3,600
56
56%
54%
56 Ma
53 Mi
54 V2
53%
5474
5374
54%
47,000
39%
4 1Mb
41%
55,600
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18 Ma
,
/
18 Ma
1,700
40
40%
40%
4074
4074
41
41%
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38 Ma
39
38 74
38%
3774
38
37%
3774
37
37%,
1
44%
45 Ma
44 74
447i
44 y4
4574
45
45%
457-4
4574
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18%
19
19 Ma
19 Ma
19
1974
1874
18%
18 Ma
18%
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2074
20%
20 Ma
20%
2074
21 Mi
20%
21M4
20 Ma
21
^—6.25
1
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2774
27 Mi
27 74
2774
27 Ma
28
27%
28%
27 Ma
28
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Ltd
—
15%
15%
1574
26
25%
84
84
574
474
4174
4074
:
5 Mi
41 Ma
16%
16%
16%
16%
1674
52 Mi
50 Ma
5174
5074
53 Ma
5374
53 Ma
53
4%
53%
.
5
474
40 Mi
40%
.
5 Mi
40 V*
5074
53 Mi
40%
6,900
5y8
5
40 Ma
53%
16%
4,400
50%
51 Mi
10,300
5374
17
51 Mi
53%
'
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1774
18 Ma
17 Ma
18
18 Ma
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17%
19 74
1774
51%
51 Me
52
5074
5174
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50%
4974
50%
153M4
8,900
341,400
18
50%
153 y4
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15374
153 74
3
2474
2474
24%
25 Mi
25 Mi
2574
24%
25
3
Co
46%
47
46 Mi
4674
4674
47 Mi
46%
47 Ma
94 Mi
*92 Ma
*92
50
1
39%
com_No par
40%
com_No par
*92
%
95
,
40 Ma
41 Ma
93
153 /
153
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154
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95
95
3974
40%
3974
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40
40%
4174
4174
4174
41%
42%
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93
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■
95
,
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93
47%
,
154
4074
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48 Mi
47%
4874
48 Mt
35 y8
34%
3574
3474
95%
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9574
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9574
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98
97 Mi
97 Mi
97 Mi
.
9774
•
330
25
25
2,900
46 Ma
,
47
15,300
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9474
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4174
200
40 Ma
18,300
41%
5,700
93
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49%
48 Ma
49 Ma
60,100
34Ma
35
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93
28,300
49
49 Ma
3574
30
21,900
43,500
407/a
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3474
35y8
25,100
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95%
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95%
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98
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98
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102
*100 Ma
102
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102
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102
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102
100
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108 V*
*107
108 Mi
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108 Mi
*107
10874
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109
107
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108 Ma
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108 Ma
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108 Ma
18%
19
19%
~60
108 y2
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Co
8,100
.
16 Ma
16%
50 Mi
53 74
<17
:■:%
100
—
17,100
15%
1
100
preferred
$5.08 nreferred
3,800
28,100
'
84
No par
100
Corp
3,200
13,500
26
84
50%
.-100
Mfg
15%
25%
85
40%
-No par
$4.20 preferred
$4.40 preferred
1574
26
*84
85
1
Co
Corp
com
Co
1574
2574
1574
25%
5 Mi
—8.33 Ma
Utilities
15%
2574
*84
85
No par
Prop.
Corp
1574
25%
No par
25
Pacific Tea
preferred
;
1
Stores
Sugar
'
'
25%
*84
100
Ore
,
'
2.50
common
Paper Co
preferred
33%
5
lo
Aircraft Eng
Gustin-Bacon
74
5
$5
17
Dec
i
5%
1,200
Mobile & Ohio RR
4
107
97% Jun
4Ma%
2
574
8,300
Corp common
conv preference
30 Ms Jan
Jan
5%
34 %
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing
Jan
71,000
38
"36
574
3474
Greyhound
61 y2 Jan
93
JUT 24
103% July 18
Jan
Iron
Northern
5
2
15 74 Oct
Nor
34
3574
3374
3374
38
574
574
574
.
27%
Co
&
Great
38 Ms Jan
*36
38
*36
38%
3374
3374
3274
32%
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•
7,300
34 Ma
Co
Great
5
19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
3174
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2174
,
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47% Dec
44 % Apr
38
217 a
;
Co
2
8
*36
1
preferred
30% Dec
95Ma Oct
20,500
34 Va
154
-
800
22%
3474
&
14
7%
31%
90%
22 74
22%
3174
89%
37 74
2274
5
&
Atlantic
Green
37
22 %
90 Mi
3474
Gra.vson-Robinson
8
36%
2274
35%
Western
64% Nov
14
27
(W
3%%
8
3674
2274
*3474
Great
Feb
36 Mi
2,200
35 74
City Steel
Grant
Oct
90 74
36 M4
22 74
90 Mt
27 74
(B F)
Union
Granite
30% Mar 18
*89 74
90 Va
3674
2274
90 74
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Graniteville
48
9074
90
36
2274
170
116
116
*3474
Great
2
116
129,500
12 Ma
15
4
1157a
21,800
79%
27%
15
10
11574
7974
12
Oct
Jan
115%
40%
115
115
2774
Ma Anr
31 Ma Jan
115%
11574
'
40 y8
80
40 Ma
115
12 74
52
24 Ms Oct
7874
7974
28
24
143
40
115
79 Ma
40
.
12
2
2
40 74
11474
77%
4074
114%
78
2774
24
17
116
115 Ma
•'
11474
40
114%
7874
12 74
16% Jan
29
4074
115
7774
3,600
27
33% Jan
Sep
14,900
12
2
36% Jan
1274
2674
28
32% Nov
1274
12
Mining Co
Grand
Great
13%
10
16% Aug 12
July
13
26 Mi
Granby
52 Mi Oct
137a
12 74
25
55
13 Ma
26
35% Feb
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
27% May 29
Jan
1374
12%
Northern Ry Co
Western Financial
147
21% May 29
30% Oct 24
14 Ms Jan
13
26 74
Corp
Tire
(W
Great
13%
12 Ma
20 Mt Sep
4974 Apr
4
19 yB Aug 28
19,700
13 74
2574
42% Jan
12% Oct 23
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 % Jun 26
Jun
39% Jan
87%
28 74
!
Co
Goodyear
8
86 Va
27 %
Co
Goodrich
8
8674
*27 Ms
Co
Globe-Union
22
8674
15
Gould-National Batteries Inc_
33 Mi Apr
8674
1
11
3
21% Oct
86
32%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
Grace
8774
14%
Co
Glidden
Mp Sep 20
86
Corp of Calif-}
Cards
Inc
5
4 2 Ma Feb
49% Jun
674 Oct
43% Jan
53
,,
86 Ma
3274
Brothers
2674 May 9
86 Ma Jun 27
2M8 Jan
34
42
1
35 Mi Mar 19
37% Feb
86
25
>-
1
33
32% Mar 21
40% Aug 26
9
Gillette
43% Mar 15
30"% Jun
68,900
19
15
—
Greeting
26
25% Jun
<8174
1874
Financial
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
24"% Oct
77,400
80 74
1874
4
34% Nov
14
'25%
81
1874
5
24
56% Oct
25%
80 Ma
1874
80c
27
2
2474
80-
No par
28 % Oct
2
2474
3274
Co
23% Jun
9
12,600
1874
1474
Corp
Products
Gibraltar
18
140
3,800
574
78%
32 74
Giant Portland Cement Co__
Feb
'
1874
1
Getty
13 Ma Jan
574
5
79
574
common
15
25/'
,237b
-
12,800
'
2374
_rl00
L.100
._
25
9
16% Sep
Aug 22
5
574
coih—
preference
1674 Jan
11
574
-2.50
26 Mi July 15
42 Ma Jan
5 Mb
2.50
Corp
36% Apr
1
5 Mb
25
10
4
3374
—25
19
15% Feb
98
3374
3.33Va
Sep
72% Jan
60
98
5%
B)
Aug 20
24
58%
3374
18 74
1
I
12
22
58%
98
33
6.67
17 Ma Jan
9% May 29
58
98
33 74
-5
24
19% Dec
58 M2
97
33
5874
78 Ma
1
Corp
5
36% Oct
58
97
'33 Mi
10c
Electronics
Georgia-Pacific
19
7,000
2374
_No par
16
44% Aug
17
19
40 7-4
Corp
21
2
1674
7874
15
Mar
2
1,550
3,300
1774
17
9
24
*114 74
Co__:
Feb
Tan
4,300
111
;
18%
3
Feb
9% Jan
974
8%
8%
110
9
101
*99 74
5 Ma
8,900
78 74
1%
common
53
3 6 Me
17 74
16 74
80
11,300
2374
1
19
24
874
110%
87a
5
5874
;
87 a
10974
9
2.3C0
101
33
58
33
2
9
8%
16%
*99 74
115
8%
112
9
-
16
100
33
preference
Genesco
May 15
16 Ma July 12
16 M4
58
9
11674
9
30%
30 74
30%
100
100
1
20
<
9
*96
Corp
25
Sep
9
114 74
116
1
12
May 29
21% Oct 23
2
9 Va
9
115
10o
preferred
14
7774
3074
101
*100
Telephone Co of Florida—
26 Ma Jan
25
77 74
16 74
Industries
6
22
3314
*874
Corp__
4
Jun
3274
No par
Utilities
Mar
Jun
33 Mi
Refractories
Dec
Oct
3274
Public Service
28
16
33%
100
1
Equipt
preferred
conv
28
97
32%
101
No par
Precision
$1.60
General
44% Jan
100
337 b
a.
Cement
22 % Mar 28
24
3274
Advertising
May 29
6"% Oct
9974
33 Ma
No par
No par
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
26
997 a
3274
:
preferred
$3.75 preferred
General
30 %
3074
100
15
30%
28
*99 Ma
Corp
Corp.
Aug 23
*2774
-5
common
Motors
18%
28
*26%
28
*27
28
—1
——5
$5
1
Ma
5
21 Ma Mar
.
1874
Corp
37% Mar 22
1
28
74
12 74
Co
43% May 31
39 Ma May
1
26% Jun
21% Nov
28
18
12%
preferred
General
3.000
19
*26
2
Finance
Instrument
General
7
38,300
4 Mi
*12%
com
Dynamics
54%
474
_100
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
General
537a
474
19
com
1st
General' Contract
56
4 Va
1274
Texas
Corp
General Foods Corp
May 24
5,300
5374
12%
Finance
1
78% Mar 12
4 Ma
4
18%
Corp_
Corp—
34
38 %
37.
1
Bancshares
1
38
.38
No par
-No par
General
98
36% Feb
18
4%
preferred
24
38 Ma
474
48%
4%
Transportation—1.25'
Baking Co common^
.5
4
25
Oct
48 %
Amer
2
25
9
48 7a
4Mb
of
15
Jun
25% May 28
49 74
4Mb
•
Co
29 Mi Jan
54% Jun
21 % May 29
48%
Investors
Oil
83% Jan
19
15
General
Aug 13
9% Jau
2
common.l
preferred
36 Ma Jan
24
108
Amer
American
$4.50
6
Dec
6% Apr
20'
General
3174
38
49 Mi
*37%
!
Inc
46% Mar 20
85
8
27
4% Oct
130
8% Apr
8
13% July 19
38 74
com
General
#174 Jun
7
10 Mi Aug 23
28
37 Va
preferred——50
8
4
67 % Jan
6
38 Ma
Corp
voting pref
14
40 Ma Jan
Jun
Jun
July
37%
convertible
conv
3074
31
3074
*36%
__5
Acceptance
General
$0.60
31 Ma JUly 25
7% Nov
27
4M2%
15
13Mi Mar 21
97
May
7
44'A May 11
79% Jan
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
11 Mi July 23
102
8
32
17
18 Mi Oct
24
99
Oct
56
3074
40
Gardner-Denver Co
6% Mar 28
19
Oct
70
J.3
4
3Mi Jan
common
—■
39 Ma Jiiii
40 Mi Mar 20
4% Mar 19
94% Jan
27
Mar" 14
Inc
Preferred
2.50
18%
19
107
18%
19
18 Ma
1974
2074
v
10
/
15,300
.
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1547)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
29
37% Aug 30
10
May 28
18% Jun
83
7
Apr
29
14
48% Feb
12
2
Jan
40
6
4
Hall
4
21% Feb
217/8 Oct
23
34% Jan
15
26 Va Jan
3
31% Jan
*39
5
35
Hanna
Paper
Co
(MA)
13
126
Jan
22
20 % July 11
39% Jan
2
28
Jan
2
39 % Jun
25
75% Jan
2
25 % May 29
38% Feb
1
30% July 26
35% Jun
6
4
18% May
23 % Oct
40% Sep
15
Hart
24% Jan
29
42
May 29
21
Dec
22
30% Jan
9% Jan
3
Oct
38% Jun
27
13
24
35% Jan
Oct
2
23% May
7% July 29
Mar 29
42
9
17% Jan
40% Jan
9
16
19% Jan
2
May lo
Sep 13
57%
32% Mar 20
4
6'/a May 29
16 /
35
2
2
Feb
Co
47%
3
ft Oct,
32
Sep
9
18% Aug
31% Jan
19
64% Jan
84
Dec
7
20 y2 Oct
24
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (HJ) Co
89 Va Jun
Oct
16
30% Jan
8
1
18% Jan
24
44% Jan
31
35
8
Jan
10
3.65%
Heller
41 %
Mar" 21
25
50
110% Aug 10
55 % July 18
118
Dec
20
82
Jan
3
27% Jun
25
May 22
39% Aug 22
13% Feb
28
Helmerich
43% Jan
16
Hercules
Sep
118
Mar
1
59
Aug
2
69
Jan
11
31 % Mar 26
37
Apr
4
54% Jun
7
Hertz
17 % May
3
23
65% Jan
2
41% Feb
12
10% Oct
24
20
24
15% May 24
2iy« July 10
13% Feb
14 y4 Oct
16% Jan
2
22 Va
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
19% Jan
3
24% Feb
Jan
2
32 Va Oct
16
21
37
Jun
15
33%' Feb
13
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
19
8% Feb
14
36% Mar
20
July
Dec
26
Jun
25
87% Jun
25
60
Oct
16
8
6
3% Jan
9
41 % Jan
3
94% Dec
43% Jan
32% May
■,
11
104
Jun
6
5
Jan
2
18
12
14% Jun
17% Jan
22
16'/a Jun
25
37% July 18
32 Va Jun 14
75
82 % May
Aug
Jan
90
Jan
9
May 17
I
Oct~24
99
3% Feb
2
9
61% Aug
45% Jan
17
80
4
,87
07% Dec
28
95
45% Aug 27
88
July 18
May
100
48
6
39% Jan
Jan
4
9% Jan
8
10% Oct
43 y4 May 29
56% Apr
9
47% Jan
2
24
68 Va Jan
2
Sep
28
101% Mar
6
98 Va Jan
96 y2
July
28
98% Feb
20
6
5 % May 29
Jan
18
13% Oct
26
37
101
Feb
9% Mar 26
6% Aug
*41%
42%
60
41%
43%
42%
44%
42%
43%
19,100
23%
23 Va
23 Va
23 'A
23'%
6,800
3na
23 %
%
'
,
9®a
%
32
V.
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
19%
20
19%
20 %
20 Va
20%
18%
20%
44%
44%
44%
45
21%
v.-
25c
13%
13%
*36%
37'%
39
:__l0c
1
/
9
*87 Va
88%
60
2LVa
21%
21%
25,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13,300
*37%
37%
*37»/4
37%
39
*39
37
37 Va
;37
37
39%
*38%
39%
9%
39
37%
38
116%
,116%
*60
37 ./■
37%
'
60
60 VA
32%
33
130
9%
10,900
37%
38%
33,700
118
*60
118
*117
63
*60
v
32 Va
47%
46 Va
46 %
600
39%
9%
38 %
*117
62
33
7,500
9%
9%
118
*117
117
45%
45%
9
37%
32%
32%
44%
9%
117
64 Va
44%
88 %
20 Va
13 Va
37%
32 Va
*87%
13%
36%
*60
87 Va
20%
21
1/24
17.600
87%
87%
*38%
8%
39
8%
5,100
,
!
20
87%
20%
*r:
21
*87 y2
265,500
02
44%
45
13%
88 %
__i
9
44 Va
44%
45%
10
32%
32%
:
110
63%
300
32%
8,400
47
47%
14//
14%
13%
14
13%
14 Va
14%
14%
14'/a
14%
10,900
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
20% f
21 %
23,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
22
1
20%
21%
20%
21 %
20 Va
20%
20%
21%
21Va
21 Va
1
42%
44%
44%
46%
45 %
47
44%
46 Va
4 4-Va
45%
50c
'•
6 Va
6%
21%
22%
21%
22
4%
4 Va
*4%
4%
*4%
"4%
55
29%
17%
47%
48
.
95
*94
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
2.50
Hotel Corp of America common.
1
104
104
105
105
*104
105
convertible
preferred
Finance
Va
*15%
3
27%
5o
*45
common.Nopar'
preferred
56%
2%
Johnson
4 Va
53Va
56%
29%
28%
29Va
47%
2%
16%
100
27 Va
26%
27
261/4
26%
4,200
45%
*45
45%
45 Va
45%
45 Va
45 Va
300
7,500
*45
45'/a
56%
57
82%
88
56%
57 %
*82
*82
87%
87
*97%
52
82%
87 Va
43%
98 Va
."
*16
57
6,000
57%
57
57%
58%
82
82
82
88
*87
88
100
*96'%
98%
210
43"
43%
17,900
52%
54%
11,100
*121/4
11
12%
11%
22,000
52%
53
98 Va
97%
97
%
%
43%
-44
43%
44
43%
43%'
51%
52
51%
51%
52 VA
52%
52%
*12 VA
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
__i
10-%
11
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
52
52%
10%
52 Va
52 %
52%
52%
53
53
/
130
300
1,300
...
Inc
5
com
preferred series A
57c
3
*16
82
1
103
2%
■■>/
16%
*87
82%
87
*97 Va
3
2%
16%
1
Indust
9,900
27
42%
transactions..
20
20%
*15%
*87
No par
30
105
20 '/a
3
97%'
& Sm Ltd
31,500
-
16
97%
r_
3,800
36%
*1041%
20%
17,400
95
*94
105
20%
61,500
47%
35%
95
*104%
3
47Va
36
35%
1,300
v
■
27%
*82
Co
13,700
27,500
16
Power__No par
&
6%
22
27%'
100
Lighting
*2%
14,800
17 "a
6 V2
21%
4%
*94
20%
21,700
16
100
preferred
20 Va
21%
'
27%
100
:
20%
21%
2%
25
preferred
&
21
1,900
4%
54%
47%
95
23,900
146,000
28%
47%
*94
16%
6%
22
4%
36%.
95
471%
53%
47%
35%
95
45 Va
17
6%
21%
35 %
47%
16%
6%
6
36
Inc
17 Va
16%
17%
17
47%
35%
Winston
57c
preferred series B
'.
4
28%
28%
28%
8% Jan
14
Hupp Corp
57c preferred series A.
Russmann Refrigerator Co
common
28%
28 Va
100
101 Va
102
101
101
100
Jun
5
41%
42 Va
23 Va
35%
Hunt Foods
14
41%
42%
23%
_No par
7
Jun
43
7%
A
,
103% Aug 21
Apr
*41%
7%
43%
"
Mining
6
18
41-%
7%
7%
23%
6'/a
&
Hudson Bay Min
45
41%
43
7%
4,000
43
preferred__25
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co_
8
7%
22%
Howard
10
7%
6%
18
15% Oct
2,900
7%
17%
20
40% Jan
13,700
.12.50
Corp common
5
Houston
14
20 VA
20%
;
preferred
5
13
20
22 Va
Chemical
Sep
Dec
42
20%
53%
4.407c
21% Feb
20
2.50
22
15
20%
20%
Corp...
50c
America.—__1.50
of
36% Jun
10
1,400
20
20%
f7,500
r
28%
Co
55% May
13
Jun
40%
2 8'/a
Foreign
28
28'/a Oct
95
22 V4
401/4
55%
9
Jun
31
22-%
40 %
5
54% Oct
10
-
30%
22%
23'%
■
preferred.No par
Corp
No par
13 % Aug
2
17% Feb
31%
40%
32
_____;
14
2
13,
1
July
9% Oct
30%
22%
40 Va
29%
May
7,000
31 Va
54%
47c
55%
23
]
28%
3%%
55%
3.50O
7
40 Va
55 Va
Household
34%
30%
29 Va
Mar 26i
6,600
40
34%
55
34%
55%
23
52%
92% Mar 21
2
37%
132
31%
7%
*41%
37
*130 Va
40%
20%
7%
36 Va
37%
132
23%
,28%
5%
36 Va
37
*130%
19%
Houdaille Industries Inc common
$2.25 convertible preferred
20
Aug 13
Oct
36
37 Va
27%
Corp
Electronics
Rinehart
$4.25
/
36 Va
132
*130%
1
May 31
May
17,500
,
37
37%
5
.1
,_c
Engineering Corp
Inns
Hooker
6
40% Jan
36%
35%
35%
132
_10
Holt
6
17
9,300
33
Hotels
Homestake
15
28% Sep
27'a
__'5;
9
46
27
Holly Sugar Corp
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
2
2
8
May
27%
Holland Furnace Co—.*___
8
21
42
32 Va
Hilton
14
18% Jan
,
57 Va Mar 20
10
,
34% Jun
Voltage
Hoffman
18
15% Jun
1
89 % Juri
6
83
4
2% July 31
5
,
23% Mar
41
25
39% July 12
3
93
1
~2% Oct"24
Jan
101 % Jan
20% Oct
Mar 22
93
High
53% Aug
.
,
Inc
Hewlett-Packard
Holiday
26%
1
10% Jan
2
:Z,20Z>f
__i
14
56% Oct
40%
.1
50
Inc
28% Jan
2
common
Co
25
Sep 30
6% Sep 30
21Va
31
23
40%
__100
Hewitt-Robins
25
26%
*40
31 Va
22%
5
common.
A
Sep
■<
3,600
23
30%
5
common
55
27% Mar 19
July 18
1
36%
55 %
100
Chocolate
Heublein
36
54%
Hess Oil & Chemical Corp
May 16
35%
27%
35%
35 Va
54%
l
30
35%
54%
L25
300
35%
54%
Payne__
class
conv
101
53%
preferred
$2
35%
*23%
♦98
-
36
35%
26%
27%
10%
24
101
34 Va
Marx.
Co
27% Jan
2
Jan
30
2
40% Jan
6
28
18
~1
Dec
26 % Jun
42
17
16% Oct
21% Oct
~3%
18 % Apr
25 % Apr
15 % Jun
22
9
57c
98
24
34%
Inc
Powder
Hershey
Mar 11
28,000
23%
98
11
9%
i
•1*98
34%
_i
non-cumulative
&
11 Va
23%
10
24%.
101
34 Va
common___i._8.33y3
&
(G W)
7%
115
40% Mar 27
May 29
28
27
34% July 23
39 % May 14
July 13
Helme
37% Jan
118%
36
11 Va
24
9%
*23'/8
*98
34'/a
Industries
(WE)
8,500
34%
preferred
Helene Curtis
4,400
50%
34
Inc_____l
r.
Hayes Industries
13% July
35
49%
10%
*39
No par
11
12
20
300
34%
50%
37%
.
20
85% Feb
40
35
50
*130 Va
5% preferred
!
Haveg Industries Inc.—______40c
Telephone Co
__5
•
' Rights ^
50% Sep
Jan
40
34%
50%
37%
r
America
25% Feb
48
19 Va Apr
*39%
34%
50%
131%
World
&
1
19
39%
34%
36%
Corporation
Chemical Co...
2
Mar
39%
35
51%
36
35%
Hawaiian
■.
39%
50%
131'%
Corp
Apr
39
88
10% May 29
31 y2 Oct
2o
&
,
3
Sep
Brace
Corp of
Shares
100
Schaffner
Hat
the Week
Oct. 18
34%
23%
27
2.5(j
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Sep 20
24% July 22
22
Oct
Harsco
6
25% May
32
15% Jun
Harcourt
Friday
Oct. 17
com.__7.5o
preferred
Harris-Intertype
11
44 % Jun
21% Aug 23
34
6%
Sales for
Thursday
39%
101
,35 Va
i
Harshaw
24
17 ya May
30
43 % May
132% July 15
PRICES
Oct. 16
35
10
23%
*98
2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac
128% Apr
Aug
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
51%
9%
1
100
Hammond Organ Co
3
122
AND
Tuesday
14
39%
'
51 %
i...
__
38% Oct 11
T/!
12.50
Hamilton Watch Co common
47c convertible preferred
Hammermill
Oct.
____5
Halllcrafters ■ Co
10
23
36% Sep, 24
27% Sep
3
37% Sep
3
6
Water
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co_
108 % Aug
2
34% Jan
48% Mar 13
Hackensack
27% Apr
Feb
93
24
Oct /3
3
29% Jan
31
16% Oct
26
23
54% Aug 30
15% May 27
26 f
Sep
% Sep
35% Oct
22% Feb
3
<36 % Jan
108
3
"26 % Jun .26
9 %
2
27% Jan
27
July
Jan
29
59 % Feb
27% Jan
•
36
36 % Mar 22
May 29
44% Oct 54
Monday
Par
V
H
25% May 28
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*99%
101
*99%
101
7%
8
1
8
8%
50
*43
43%
;
...5
15%
*43
28%
28 Va
28%
102
101
*99%
101
*991%
101
7%
8
7 Va
8
*101
102
8
*43
30
7
8?4;»
102,900
43 Va I
15%
15%
15%
15%
Va
43%
*43
43%
*43
,<■/; 15%
15%
16,800
'
101
101
A
43%
15%
15%
28%
28%
*99%
*101
15%
3,200
I
23 Va May 29
37
18% Sep
29% Jail
27
32% July
Jan
21
31"
31 Va
Jun" 25
28
May 29
42 y2 Jan
16
46% Feb
41
44% July 16
48% July
3
45% July 19
47
9
15
50
44% Feb
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
34
2
Z: 57% Jun
25
Illinois
24%
25
52%
Central
6
42
Sep
9
Illinois
Power
8
48
Feb
21
No par
49.
Co
Co
25
4.26 7e
preferred
50
53
30
4.707o
preferred
50
Jan
46
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
24 Va
24%
24
24%
23
24
53%
53%
53%
54%
54%
54
55%
52
\52
-
52 Va
52 Va
52%
52 1/4
39%
38 Va
38%
38%
19,200
*45 Va
46 Va
38%
38%
*45% >'.46 'A
38 «/4
46 Va
46'/a
461,4
880
*46%
471/a
52 Va
52%
52
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47'/a
*46%.
471%
53
*52
53
*52
53
*52
53
23%
May"29
24% Jun
25
5 % May 29
May 29
43% Mar 30
31
4.427c
preferred
50
*49
50
*49
9
49% Feb
20
4.20%
preferred
50
*46%
47'%
*46%
8
17% Sep
36% Jan
5
29
Indiana
33% Sep
18
Indianapolis Power & Light_.No
6% Jan
9
81 % Jun
24
24
Aug 12
29% Feb 25
May 21
7% Feb
50% Mar 20
46% Oct
13% Oct
5
19
5% July
v
5
50 Va Sep
26
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
Jan
5
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
31% Jun
26
48% Jan
2
151
May 29
90% July 24
20% Oct 24
300
Jun
43% Oct
14
39 %
36
Jan~22
98
Apr
29
Mar 16
578 % Jan
24
57% Mar
159% Mar
145
Jan
2
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
52
Jun
25
Mar
1
11
26
4
22% Oct
24
95
26
101
Jan
2
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/A
25%
25%
25 Va
24%
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
25'%
7,500
33%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
6,700;
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
33%
5%
No par
78
,_ioo
common..
*157
Co
13%
78%
*157
78
162 Va
77%
78
162%
♦157
•
■
/;
Oct
25
Nov
1
42%
43%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44
32%
36%
33'/a
32%
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
37'/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
371/4
37%
100
99%
99%
99%
99 Va
*99%
*37V4
*99%
*99%
100 Va
Mar
5
100:
Corp
preferred
Sep
13
4% 7c
2
26% Apr
15
Interlake
496% Oct
17
International
2
2
2
40% Jan
85% Mar
6
83% Jan
15
7% Oct
85% Jan
3
56% Aug
63 Vu May 20
3
14
Mar 16
175
Jan
19
15
11% Jan
30
1
68 % Feb
1
Int'l
17
63% Sep
87% Sep
18
common
1
58%
100
*85
'
24%
24%
481%
478
Dec
98
10
Dec
28
12
Jun
29
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
104
4
7% May 29
18% Jun
25
Oct
26
21% Oct
25
62
May 29
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
98
2
11
Jan
29
International
Packers
International
Paper
$4
Limited
10
64% Jan
25
3
10% Jan
28
International
Rectifier
,20% Apr
22
29% Feb
7
International
Resistance
Jan
3
71
Mar
4
86
Feb
27
24
Aug
1
July 24
International
Silver
53%
International
39% May
58% Jan
115% Jan
38% Sep
16
2
41% Jan
2
12
99% Jan
3
4
•'
60
59%
60%
58%
59%
169%
170%
167%
86%
85
85
*85
109
Sep
101% May 20
106% Sep
10Q% Sep
104
20
30
Aug 14
6
Aug 30
Oct
25% Jun
5
10
6
7%
,47c
4%
.4%
8 Va
8 Va
7%
8'/a
8
60%
60%
61%
61
60%
60 Va
60%
14 Va
14%
'14 Va
14%
35
31
*11.1
6
48 %
30%
31
112%
6'%
IVa
23%
6 Va
24%
7
6 %
48%
48%
7%
*112
112%
*6
48%;
1
*30 Va
30%
*111
48%
25%
78%
79
79%
27
26%
36%
36'A
78%
79%
26%
26%
37
36%
40
*39%
\
36%
37
*39%
40%
49%
48%
104
104%
104%
104%
104
104
100
___100
104
104
104%
104%
104%
103 Va
103%
103%
103%
*21%
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
-,.25
48%
49
21%
21%
*45%
46%
48 Va
49%
21%
21%
21%
Jun
3
46
46
45%
46
49% Oct
15
Interstate Dept Stores
1
47%
48%
48%
21% Oct
49%
16
27% Jun
24
Interstate
1
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
28% May 2
31% May 28
55 % Apr
3
26
26%
26
26%
26'/a
Iowa Elec
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
25% Jan.
52% Apr
50% Dec
3
23% Jan
2
27% July 24
38
May 29
17% Nov
118
Jan
1
24
12% Jun
26
9% Oct
33
Jan
124 % Aug
21 % Mar
12
49
Jan
3
20
49% Jan
3
2
30
8
19% Jan
121
2
Apr
16
13% Jan
2
58% May 21
30% Aug 22
131
July
Z-17% Apr
1
23
22
16 y4 Jan
10
10
Jan
11% Jun
25
July 9
43'/a Sep 28
24% Feb
21
12
Sep
5
13% May
19V4 Feb
82
87% Jun
14
84Vt Jan
7
90
75 Va Jan
2
50 Va Jan
29
84
88% Jun
13
86 Va Jan
7
597/a Feb
7
42
Jan
2
51V2 Jun
6
7
73% Jan
2
124'/a Oct
16
July 16
38% Sep
61 % Oct
For
24
23
112
footnotes,
Feb
see page
2
Power
Iowa
Power
Gas
&
Co^
__3.50
&
Electric
Co
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
$6
Freight System
'
Light & Power Co...2.50
Iowa-Illinois
10
50c
common
preferred.
I-T-E-Circuit
1
1
Breaker
Co
51%
'•
"•
52
56%
56%
56%
27%
27%
27 Va
127
.5
15 Va
127%
15 Va
129
;
15
'9,400
36%
3.300
49 %
49%
104%
104
105
/ 103V4
103%
103
103%
21%
21%
79,900
104
45%
48% / 49
*45
,
21%
180
760
1,270
1.100
21%,
45%
300
47%
48%
23,800
*45
22%
23
23%
23%
23%
7,300
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26'%
4.100
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
1,500
52%
52%
52%
2,000
Z56%
*56%
57
600
27%
27%
28
7,800
52%
56%
56 Va
56%
56 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
'
'
*127
130
129
129
*127
130
15
15 Va
24,300
42
103%
52%
'
*39%
50
491/t
52%
129
V
800
26%
42
*39%
52%
52%
79 7 a
36%
15
15
15
14%
14%
11V4
390
11 VA
6
Jaeger Machine Co
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11V4
11%
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
14%
15%
15Va
161/4
16%
17%
18
19V4
18%
19
100
86V4
86%
86%
86%
86%
86'A
86
86'A
86 Va
86 Va
52
52'/a
52 Va
52%
52 Va
52 Va
90 Va
*88%
90%
*88%,
1,500
.
1,600
90%
May 15
61% Aug 29
89V4 Jun
Interstate
79%
26%
103'%
52
12,100
79%
103 %
2
710
7%
26 Va
104 Va
2
1,400
6V4
48%
/
24
104%
44% Jan
21
49%
200
231/4
104 ;•
28% Jan
Jun
7
25%
*103%
50% Mar
Motor
40%
49
100
,
111
48%
,
36 Va
79%
26%
*39%
7%
26%
79 y2
1,500
■
6
48%
25
26 %
37
48%
,1
,24%
7
25%
24%
300
31%
31
111
6%
*6
6%
47,300
31
112
48%'
7%
10,900
35i/a
99%
14V4
112
30%
30%
113
14 Va
34%
100
7 Va
No par
coriv pfd series C
conv
pfd series D
7,200
20,100
61%
99 %
14%
*99%
Tel com.No par
8
60%
35%
34%
100
50% Jan
17% May 29
14 Va
14%
34%
*99%
No par
&
600
2.000
34 Va
series B
84%
8
8
61%
60%
99 Va
19% Oct
40
8
34%
__25
Tel
pfd
24,700
60%
14
1
550
60 ','4
8 4%
-85%
7%
61 Va
60
41% May 25
24
85
99 %
preferred
conv
86
20,500
168'a
59
61
60
35
.
2,700
87,300
170
60 Va
40
8
59%
59
100
common
24 7
4,800
•■■■'
495%
491
167%
59%
10c
International Salt
24%
29,000
9,800
60
58%
34%
Co
43%
170
59%
170.
58
*99%
Corp
Shoe
34
28% Apr 23
51% Aug 23
39% Jun
7
International
24
11
24%
496%
2.50
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com.
1
5%
convertible preferred
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
57c
preferred
L.
100
6% Oct
Jun
1
24%
No par
common
preferred
Va Apr
29:]
41
20
Aug
48% Oct
■
'
26
Sep
35% Jun 25
114% July 15
Jan
5% July 19
;
Mar 26
36
100
26% Feb
18
f7
4% Jun
37
20% Mar 14
36%
Jan
1
43
101
492 V4
24%
491
60
No par
transactions
100
60 VA
:
1%
Canada
24%
170%
57
'
477%
59%
169%
5
Mining Corp
of
24%
476
100
com
preferred
Nickel
24%
469
No par
Chemical
&
43%
'
Machines__5
preferred;
International
Int'l
'
Corp
Minerals
4%
-
common
Business
Harvester
77c
Int'l
Iron
Foreign
Oct
26 Va Jan
17
Dec
15,700
162%
5
157% Jan
30%
600
79%
78 %
*157
No par
49 % Jan
105
79%
162%
Interchemical
384 Va Jan
Dec
79
*157
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__lo
1
99
78%
162 Va
10,200
5%
5%
40% Aug 28
2
,38%
47 Va
38% May 23
96
5
1001
•: 50
,4
8
18% Dec
*46%
32%
_i
:
'
Jun
*49
47%
30
23 % Jan
•
,9
50
*46%
<
De Mexico.100 pesos
Elect
Steel
*49
50
47%
25
1
Corp
preferred
Inland
-
*46%
47 Va
par
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Inc
"*49 '
50
3,600
Sep
16
Feb
57
Mills
General
Industria
Aug 20
46% Sep
Head
/
53
30% Feb
31
25
159
Indian
13,900
*45%
*52
'
7,400
124,300
38%
51%
39
46
50
49% Jun
May 14
51
38%
common__No par
•
25
53%
53%
preferred
4.087c
33%
24%
34 %
5
Central
%>•:
.5
No par
RR
10
47
Aug 29
50'% Aug 15
52% May 16
May 25
:
Industries
Co
59% July
34% Mar
30
Apr
Nov
Idaho Power Co
5
45% Jan
2
46% May
48
36% May 23
26% May 24
Mar 18
Va Apr
39% Jan
45
20
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
3% %
Co
Inc
Johnson
&
1
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
pfd
Corp
Johnson
"
!
52 '/a
53%
52'/a
52 Va
—100
*89%
90Va
*881/2
5
48%
487/a
47%
93%
99 Va
108%
/
90%
_5
11%'
*88 Va
47%
48%
120
...
U7
11%
48i%
48'/a
111V4
118 %
48%
48%
124%
112
25.
^
112,500
•
260
3,600
48%
15,l66
116%
113,600
:o
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(is vS)
...
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
IS
29 Vh Jan
38% Oct
73% Jan
18
Jonathan
Oct
17
Jones
105 Va Apr
24
65
2
47% Jan
102% Mar 26
22
98 Va Jun
24
2IV4 Jun
15% Mar
2
100 Ma Jan
13 Ma Dec
19
17% Jan
4
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
LOW AND HIGH
Wednesday
Thursday-
Oct. 15
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
50c
18 Ma
''61%
62 Va
62%
63%
62%
104%
104%
104%
104%
no4y4
5%
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
15 Va Apr
19
6
Kaiser
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
5
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
Oct.'14
Laughlin Steel common_lo
&
SALE
Monday
Par
Logan Inc
42% Jun
,
>
STOCK
29% Sep
13 Ma Jan
14% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
May 29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963.
Year 1962
Lowest
18'A
18%
17%
17%
I8M2
18%
64 y4
64 %
105
104%
Friday'
the Week
Shares
Oct. 18
18%
15.200
63 Va
64%
41,700
104%
18%
104%
18
65
104%
1
14%
14%
15
15
14%
15 y«
15
15%
15
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28 Va
35%
363/b
36%
36%
90%
91%
*50%
51 %
310
15
1
1.600
i6,soo
K
25
'/
84
'Jun
Jan
20
Jan
6
50
Mar 25
112
7
Jun
Sep
90
50% Dec
3
103
32 % Mar
99
26
47
|
10
July 31
83
86
Aug
95% Jan
Jan
2
104 Va Jan
May 21
4
102% Feb
May 16
111
78
101
1
Mar 15
37
May 29
28
37 % May 28
6
Jan
26
5
Jan 1
81
94 % Dec
101% Nov
81
3
26
89
Apr
Feb
93
12
99% May 10
27
94% Dec
8
24
Jan
10
95 Va Jan
(ser of 1957)
conv
(ser of 1959)
5
July 19
96% July 17
Kansas
43% Sep
4%
4.50%
2
97% May
4.20%
22
97
Sep
26
100% Apr
23
38% Jan
4
48% Jun
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
35% Sep
11
Jan
2
53% Feb
26
50% May
48
7
1
25
16% Mar 18
26% Jun 25
24% Sep 24
59% Oct 22'
48
Jan
86
Jan
60% Oct
91 % Mar
40 Va Jan
3
27
2
Jun
21
42% Sep
5
Kendall
2
79% May
2
10
30
Sep
42% Apr
25
46% Feb
19
34% Jan
2
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
3
45% Oct
25
79 % Jan
3
May 28
34% Dec
21
24
Jun
&
Jan
40% Sep
72%
22
11% Dec
28
33% Jun
Mar 16
20
27
44% Mar 14
Apr
11
36% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
29 %
2
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
11
Oct
24
18
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
24% Oct
26
39% Jan
4
13% Jan 22
23% Jan ; 2
2
27% Jan
10
24
40 Va Jan
2
9% Oct
19% May 29
36 ye Aug 15
20% Oct 25
31 Va Jan
12
26 Va Oct
18
Mar 12
8
21% Apr
25
39
Jan
15
28
24
Feb
1 Va
Sep
May 29
3
13% Jan
15
21
Apr
17
8
15
Oct
16
1% Mar 16
23
26% Jan
2
28 '
Oct
7
39%
25
13
Feb
8
4
62
Mar 19
50"% July 24
17 Va Mar 12
12 y8 Mar 26
8% Oct
43% Oct
'
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
147
110% Feb '
May 31
155 Va May 11
31 Ma May 29
15
Jun 25
40
6
45% Nov
26
25% Jan
2
2
9% Jan
66 Va Jan
2
150
Jan
2
36
Oct
14
13 Ma
July 10
Oct
24
54% Mar 29
25
19 Va Jan
2
4% Aug 13
24
57
Jan
2
13% Aug 14
22
9
69 % Dec
5
57% Mar
17% Oct
24
47% Feb
6
15% Oct
23
33% Sep 23
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
July
24% Feb
18% May 29
123
90
2
155% Jan
23
6
104
22
Feb
1
28
Aug
9
Jan
Mar 20
95
3
Dec
96
31
May
1
132% Jan
7
29% Apr
100% July
88
13
27 y4 Jan
6
Jun
2
IT
104
Jan
94% Mar
96
Jar\
7
8
16
Oct~24
Jun
27
4,700
13 %
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
40%
41%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
41%'
41%
41%
90
1
23
V
P
H)
Co_
'
7
39
Jun
4
2
85% Oct
17
2
13% Sep
49%
2
25
25
5
25
40% Feb
20
44 Ve Mar 15
47% Feb
23
Jan
2
93
Jan 16
72
Dec
31
17% Oct
24
1% Oct
24
3 Va Mar 27
7% Oct
24
10% Mar 21
25
47% Mar 20
30% Jan
15
Jan
2
35% Oct
15
46% Jan
3
56
Jan
91% Sep
19% Mar
23
5
Apr 15
Oct
10
& Tire
33%
33%
2.300
10
Refineries
30
-24
9% Jan
16
6
24
7
2l
24
Belt
Co—
36% Dec
27
25
5
10
44% Aug 14
58% Jan
2
84
53
,
May 27
May 18
83% May 17
82 Va Jan
2
83
Feb
70% Jun
29
76
May 21
75
77% Feb
20
July 29
84
May 10
82
Jan
26
3
86% Jun
10
80
Sep
20
Apr
87
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
14% Jan
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
19% Jun
2
21
2
33
29 % Jan
27
78% Jan
39% Oct
16
3
21
35
Dec
20
Jun
22
32% Jan
2
19 Va Oct
24
23% Sep
25 va Jan
15% Nov
27
81% Dec
24
125
Jan
81 % Dec
27
104
Man
102% Nov
23
150% Jan
19
93
*
19
Jan
68% Sep
34 Va Jan
39 %
19 % Mar
33
23
33 y8 Feb
21
21
61 VB Nov
23
40% Mar 15
2
22% Oct
14
47
Sep
23
34 % Feb
12
23% Jan
Jun
26
19% Jan
4
16
32% Jun
26
49% Feb
9
40
Jan
Jan
2
22
3
108
Apr 19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
60% Feb
26
6
40% May 16
321/4 Sep 23
18% Sep 18
51
-
Apr
22
4.84%
preferred.
conv
Lighting
series
footnotes,
see page
July 25
23% Feb
1
14%
14 Mb
55%
55%
55%
55%
56
55 3A
56%
,
90
16.800
14%
16.900
56
56
-5.500
5%
6'A
5%
5%
16%
I8V4
16%
16%
4.300
78%
81%
x79.%
80%
80 %
80%
80 VB
82
80 Mb
81%
84.600
34
34%
34%
34
35
34%
35%
34%
36
40.100
B
*132
100
Co
31%
com____5
preferred
100
*103
100
*99
Loral
Electronics
Lorillard
7%
(P)
Co
Corp_
Louisville
&
Lowenstein
Lukens
Lykes
(Ky )_No
Nashville
!
5
34
6 VB
/
5%%
96
100%
13%
45%
151
&
81 %
82%'
12%
12 Vb
13%
45%
45 Va
151
32,300
46 Va
24,100
152
151
20O
36 Va
"
36%
36 Va
36
3/4
36%
37
5,400
82 Va
82%
82%
85%
84 34
85
12,300
12 Mb
12 V8
12%
12%
473A
48%
47 Mb
47%
7.900
21%
21%
21M4
21%
17,100
26%
26%
26 Ma
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
27
26%
27
35%
36%
35 Ma
36%
35%
36
36
37%
37M2
38%
49%
493'4
♦49 Va
50
50
50
50'4
50 y2
500
697A
70
7,100
12
,12 MB
,
11%
12
6.800
1
*49%
50
69
69
69 Ms
69%
100
94'A
94 va
93 va
94
21%
21%
21'A
21
2
8%
2 Va
8%
2
8%
94
*93
70%
72%
931/4
93 va
180
21%
21%
2134
21 Va
10 200
2 Vb
2
2%
2%
2 M4
2%
92,500
83A
*8Va
8%
70%
94
70 '
*93
21%
21 %
%
2
1,400
30.300
29;.
29
29
29%
40'A
41%
40 va
42
9
8%
8%
8
29%
29%
29%
3.300
'41%
42%
41
41 Vb
51.600
8%
29 3
3,200
•
1
39%
39 Va
39 va
39%
39
39%
39%
40
38 %
4014
6.900
5
29
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
29%
27 %
28M4
2.600
-12.50
24
24
24
24 %
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24
24 Mt
2.400
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
55%
_1
56%
56
56 Va
55 Va
5534
54%
55%
54Mb
54%
14,700
22%
22%
22 va
22%
22%
'22%
22%
223/4
22%
22 Ma
5.900
8%
-
9
8%
8%
8%
v
1.900
5
33%
34
34
34 MB
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34V4
7,300
1
29%
29%
29 va
29 Ma
29
29 Va
28%
29
28%
28 V4
5.400
11%
11%
11 va
11 Ma
11
11%
10%
11
'-10%
11 va
5.800
—4
34%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
34%
5.200
No par
Co
35%
36
3534
36
35%
35 VB
35%
36
35 74
3614
5.000
Corp
1
No par
II_l5
common
1945
1959
4
18 3/b
183A
18%
18 s/b
18%
18 3/4
68 400
40'A
40%
40%
411/4
413b
42 Mb
3,800
52
53%
53
54%
53%
53%
54%
51%
53M2
18.600
69 Va
69%
69 va
70 Mb
68%
69 Va
68%
69 3A
681/2
68 Vb
19.300
*86%
87 %
*86 Ma
87 Va
86 Va
86'%
*86%
87 Va
*86Ma
86%
*86%
87%
87%
160
11 Va
420
54%
86 Va
20
87
86 Ma
86 Ma
*86 Va
87%
80
"11 Va
79 Ma
77 Va
77 Va
*77
79
*85 Va
87
*85 Mb
86 Ma
85 Va
85%
*86
86
86 Va
10
l
16%
17%
17 Mb
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
18%
15.200
39
39
39 y8
39%
39 Vb
39%
39%
39%
391/2
39 Vb
4,500
77%
%
*86
=
*61%
61%
61
61
61 Va
63
63%
64
63 Mb
63 %
No par
38%
38 %
38 va
38 va
38 va
38'A
38 VB
38 Vb
37%
38
1.800
32%
32V4
32 %
32%
32%
2.900
21%
21%
22
3
.
preference B
4% %
conv
preference B
Aircraft
Ray)
& Co
11%
77
73
78%
*84%
Va
86
33
21»A
21%
11 Mb
*76
77%
*85
1
2.100
11%
11%
11Mb
77%
77%
76
76
90
77%
78V4
771/4
78
900
86
*85
86
21%
11%
78
*76
77 s/8
78%
21M2
11 Va
77%
11 Va
va,
*85
86
*85
7,100
86
100
57 %
57%
-55 Ma
57%
55'A
56 Va
56
56%
55V2
56
22%
22%
22 Va
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
143 100
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50%
50
50%
50 Mb
50%
7,700
39 y8
39 Mi
9.°00
27%
28%
1
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1
A—1
No par
xl8
43%
18
43%
39
39%
38%
39 Va
28 va
28%
28%
28%
*17%
18%
*17%
43
43
;
.
18
42 s- b
42%
600
38%
39
3834
39
28%
29%
29V4
29%
18
173/4
17%
300
42%
42%
42 Va
2,500
*
*17%
42 VB
7.200
4^
Co
No par
Inc
McLouth Steel Corp
tytaNeil Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
21 Va
11%
77
1.900
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
Trucking Co
32
Inc„__1
McGraw-Hill
Robbins
21 %
11%
77%
_loo
Corp
transactions
21 Va
100
preferred—
conv
33
50c
preferred
5%%
31%
33
100
common
(J
18%
40 Va
*85%
No par
McDonnell
18%
40%
_No par
preferred
McDermott
18%
40 vat
*77%
No par
convertible
18%
40
100
series
Inc
common
/:
12%
45%
*150
5
Co
25.
12%
45%
151
_i
&
&
12%
45 %
*150
47%
_i
G)
13%
45%
151
21%
->
&
12%
45%
21
No par
preferred
(A
99%
50
McCall
McKee
*99
46
;
convertible
99%
10
Corp
conv
*99'
21%
Exploration
Corp
McCord Corp
McCrory Corp
99%
46 3A
Corp
Inc
*99
45 va
series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No
par
$3.40
preferred
No par
$1.50
99 Va
2 1MB
Co
$3.75 preferred
MCA
*99
1
Corp
(J W)
96
12%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
3%%
*941/2
81%
41%
Mays
10
96
36
40%
Maytag
25,600
107
21%
Shirt—
Inc
31 Ma
31
*105
*94%
35%
29%
Mattel
150
*136
31%
107
46
Inc
May Dept Stores
31%
*105
96
36
29
Masonite
150
*136
39,700
12
4.
Field
32
107
.
*94 %
35%
_1
Marine
145
%
22.500
.
21%
.
Co
Oil
31
*105
7.900
17%
96
*150
Magnavox
Maracaibo
*136
31%
105
I714
*94 Ma
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible
preferred^-No par
Magma Copper
'■
3 %
(P R)
145
17%
45%
common
preferred
Mallory
31%
105
17%
Y
Inc
Fund
*135
31%
107
17%
81%
1
1
M
,
142
17%
10
Co
Macy (R H) Co Inc comipon
4%% preferred series A_
;
108,300
3.33%
Co_
Steamship
Trucks
par
*1£0
50
(M) & Sons Inc__
Steel
Bros
43%
5
100
Louisville Gas & El Co
13%
25c
common
preferred
McKesson
55% Oct 17
29% Mar 29
14%
ve
18
preferred^
McLean
22% Oct
14
5 Va
E
12
52% Oct
14%
16%
series
18% May
20
15 Va
5%
4.35%
51% May 14
^8
14%
36 3A
15%
*94%
9% Jan
?•»% Mar 12
15
14,200
74%
154
Va
100
39% Jan
38 Va Feb
36%
15 %
preferred
2
2C
73%
*153 Va
37
5%
D
31
29
74%
153V4
36%
'15%
series
12% Jan
Jun
73 va
153 va
36%
5%
4.25%
46% Jan
19% Oct
74%
1533/4
36 Va
*15%
*
Island
Foreign
l
73%
153%
20 V2
10% Jan
13
2,800
7.800
23%
9
Feb
74%
36%/
153
20%
$6
26
55 %
74 Ma
36%
153
23M4
4
26
1«%
74%
37
153%
17%
3%%
26
'36
23%
7
Sep
74
153%
*10%
11
-
20%
4
52% Sep
11
-
'
17%
17% Mar
Mar
'
20%
89'
94
13.400
30%
23%
7
Feb
30'4
30%
20%
26
•
30%
30%
23 Va
30
23% Jan 28
303/4
30
20 %
77 % Oct
Jun
4
30%
30
21 %
23 Va
71% Sep
80
30% May 28
8% Oct 26
6
30%
29%
20%
9
19
23% Jan
6
„
21 Va
30 %
30
23%
19
Jan
24
Oct
300
*213/8
30 va
30
20M4
19
_
22
34% Jan
Sep
21%
30
30
23%
20% Apr
9% Sep
23 Va Oct
8
48
*21%
30%
29%
17%
Martin-Marietta
4
21%
21%
4.400
30
23%
4
9
21%
*21%
1
20%
13
13
11.200
23 %
46 Va Jun
Sep
1M4
1%
17%
22% Jan
70% Oct
IM4
1%
20 %
Marshall
87 % Jun
1%
1%
.
1
5
61
1%
1 Va
10
Maremont
July 26
36% Jan
1%
21%
%
_4
Corp
18
18.100
Corp
Corp
2
8,700
153/4
,
common
Co
Midland
28% Jan
35 VB
15%
Cement
Marquardt
17
35%
15%
Gas
Marathon Oil Co
38% Feb
36 3/8
15%
Star
15
40% May 23
3 5 S/8
153/8
Star
23
J
36%
15
>
Lone
Marlin-Rockwell
Apr
35
16MB1
1
Theatres Inc
Loew's
15% Feb
32
36%
Lone
35'A Sep
46 Va Mar 15
3,5
t lpVa
1
Corp_„
33% July 22
29% Aug 29
18 V8
_20
_1
Inc
Aircraft
35
6
173A
2.50
pfd
conv
Industries
59% Aug
26
18%
1
5
non-cum
27
9% Sep 19
33% July 24
17%'
16%
50c
2
13
18
37%
5
Inc
2
12
56
18
16
100
24% Jan
28% Sep
18 Va Jan
18
700
26% Jan
27
24
21
9
17%
18.600
20
Jan
18
,17%
4.200
'
4
9 Va Jun
May 28
25% May 29
Sep
24.000
151-4,
1
30 vb Oct
Feb
43 % Feb
4.000
16
37
25
Manning Maxwell & Moore
21%
20
15%
11
7
Mar
28%
19%
161/4
55%
25
Aug 30
2 8 Mb
20%
15%
10%
Manhattan
35
29%
20
15%
15 Mb
25% May 14
34
29
20%
15%
54 V8
48% Feb
45% Mar 14
29%
20%
15%
11
33% May 24
May 29
20% May 29
22 % May 29
29
20%
I5M2
15%
9
36
29%
20 %
15%
55%
2
9 % Oct
28 va
20%
15%
15%
21% Aug
5% Jan
7
28
20%
55
22% Jan
6
7,100
50
15 %
36 % July 30
Mar
8,300
27
26%
*44
55%
14
Feb
50
15 Va
Madison
32% Sep
9%
9%
27%
*44
27%
Madison
45% Jun
93A
.'27%
50
54%
8
2
27 Va
11
16
26
r10%
*43
15%
Jan
Jun
10
10 Va
27%
50
54%
2% Jan
35% Jan
10%
27%
11
3%%
May 27
2
9%
27 Va
*43
15 Ms
Mack
96 Va Apr
|
54
_
r_
MacAndrews & Forbes
4
50
11
15
18
27%
15%
17
72% Oct
1
Inc
Jan
52
10%
27%
*43
1
28
For
33%
No par
27
9% Oct
33%
1
—
4V2 Jun
I
33%
5
56 % Mar 12
15
33 Va
15
32% Feb
18% Aug
33%
5
25
18% Oct
33%
1
25
35
33%
1
24
Dec
18.400
33%
No par
Jun
63
29%
1
h
20% Oct
15
29%
25
Inc
46% Apr
2
l%July 9
8% July 18
25
29% Jun
900
29%
—4
series A__
Inc_
V:;
24
_
Jun
16%
29%
Y;nV-
common-
Lionel Corp common
Aug 20
2
77% Jan
16%
29%
54%
Link
18% July 12
9% Jan
15% Feb
10,300
16%
29 %
Ling-Temco-Vought
96% Aug 16
99% Oct 10
Jan
v
27 V«
16%
29%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
:
14
17
27%'
27%
16%
28%
11
5%
15% Jan
77% Feb
27%
16%
29%
15%
Loiig
39% Jan
42% Jun
27 %
16%
27%
16%
21 Va
16%
29%
*16
54
2
8
Oct
21 Va
10.800
5
12
4
19
27%
106,600
27 Vb
3y
34% Jun
20
27
34% Jun
27 Va
90
371%
27 38
.
7
15
67% Jan
Jun
273/4
600
90
38
27%
Libby McNeil & Libby
24% Feb
143% Feb
21% Feb
27
37%
Libbey-Owens/Ford Glass Co
23% May 24
59% Jan
11
Leonard
Lockheed
14
86
38%
27%
700.
4,100;
5
Corp
Litton
8% May 29
30% Oct 22
45% Jun
Co
& Fink Products
4
153
32
44% Jun
89%
37
21 va
7.800
36%
893A
90
37%
27%
Co
Paper
$1.50 conv pfd series A
Lehman
11
3
Mar 20
Rubber
Lehn
91
36%
2 7 V8
for Electronics Inc
Siegler
25
2
Apr
Lee
90%
38%
27%
5
preferred
Lane Bryant.
Lear
91
36%
27%
10
2.200
_1
4.32%
Jun
2
40
23% Jun
90 %
1
10
Inc.
&
Gas
23% Jan
42% Jan
64
May 29
21% Oct
100
-
(S S) Co_
(S
Laclede
6
142% Jan
50
Jun
10
preferred
(E J)
100 g
Kroehler Mfg Co
25
54% Apr
67%
4.700
4
Apr
.>
23 V4
6
63% Feb
151
25% May 29
68
23
1(10% Oct
36%
137
66%
23%
27
July
26,300
66%
23%
Mar 14
107
17:200
65
23
7% Mar 14
44
68
66%
23
9
57 Va Sep
67%
65%
5,600
23 Va
22
85 % Sep
46
46% Jan
23,400
23'A
3
47% Mar 29
4% Oct
7,500
78
23%
12% Sep 17
56% Aug 15
16% May
2
15% Oct
40
77%
%
31
18% Feb
39%
Kirkeby-Natus
4
83% May
159% Apr
40%
40%
78%
68 3A
45
16
Jan
40%
78%
'
441A
Kress
Jan
40
39%
79%
79
45=8
Kresge
31% Oct
8
39%
39%
40
39%
78 %
45 Mb
Lehigh Valley Industries com
7
39%
383/4
78%
39%
39%
78%
45
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
11
39%
40%
39 Va
77%
2,400
44%
19
43% Feb
14.900
44%
12
35% Feb
40'4
44
1% Feb
22% Doc
39%
44%
Leesona
9
40
44
% Sep
20% Jun
24
39 %
1
44
May 29
40%
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Lanvin-Parfums
19% Jan
22 Va
393/4
70%
15
23% Oct
41%
40
19
18% Aug 14
20% Feb 14
1
Va Aug
21% Sep 23
1
40%
37%
26
3
26
13% Jun
18,300
40%
70
25% Aug
13 Ma Jun
23
36%
Korvette
29% Oct
22%
,
39%
51V8 Apr
7
53 %
23V4
53,%
71%
7
2
53
22%
*53
37%
35% May
Apr
.01,100
53%
23%
39%
18
19 Va Mar 12
33
32%
323A
52%
22%
70%
Laboratory
22 Va Mar
32 Va
52%
23
37 VB
14
15
32%
52%
22%
39%
15% Jan
9
*32%
53 %
22%
70%
7
3
32'/4
400
39%
Sutherland
10
8,500
21
37%
K
29% Feb
43%
69%
16
36% Jan
10
43%
*20%
21
39%
34% Sep
36% Jan
99%
43%,
37
Co
15
*98%
42%
*20 Va
%
Kroger
22
99%
43%
20%
70%
Oct
Jun
*98 %
42%
20%
39
38 % Oct
13% Oct
97
37
31% Aug 26
47% Mar 29
99%
10
*95Va
97
21
39%
•
,
40% Mar
*98 Va
*95%
69%
Corp
L
Oct
98%
97
20
38 3A
4%
17 Va Aug
32
*95 Va
20
9434
101'A
101 Mb
101 Vb
42 Va
42
*20%;
32%
*94
*94
*101%
85
35%
27% Oct
Mar 22
25
24
97
98 M2
943A
94%
101%
3.100
39 VB
39
70%
Oct
57
Oct' 22
13% Oct
98%
43
*83 Va
38%
43% Apr
20
*95%
85
37%
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common
91
97
*94
*101 %
100
109
*106/
39%
*83%
69%
16% May 31
8
94%
101%
109,
*39%
85
38%
2
10
*94
*101 Va
*106
39%
36 %
Jan
39% Mar
54
109
>
39
*83 Va
1
Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
84% Jan
*106
1
39%
83 Va
—5
2
26
108
39%
83%
—1
9
Feb
200
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Sep
88
112
112
'
•;•"/
.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
50
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
511/4
Kimberly-Clark
23% Oct
12
92
16
2
32%,Jan
108
38%
3T%
8
2.50
U15 Va Jan
23
Sep
1133/4
*112
17,100
700
*91
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51%
39 %
^_No par
20
3
52% Mar 13
-36%
91 y'
52%
1
Co
91
22%
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1133/4
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85
2034
32%
112
36%
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*
109%
42'
8.75
51
112
20%
l
Copper
County Land
Kern
*97%
25
No par
Light Co._
Kennecott
78% Jan
66% Jan
65
Power
Co
113
101%
*95%
100
Electric
&
94
*101
com No par
preferred-:
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
2
Jan
5
5
42
Gas
Kansas
19
Jan
30
2
"
24
Sep
41% Sep
33
4
Kansas
38%
100
City Southn Ind
Non-cumulative
23% Aug 21
36
Jan
Kansas
91%
*50%
*83 %
100
preferred
preferred
36%
91%
51%
*106
100
1
36
91%
*112
100
_
preferred-
4.35%
21% Mar 25
•'26%
preferred
preferred
7
Mar
102
pfd—100
35%
91 %
pfd—100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
86
41% Nov
27
35
*50 Mi
100
conv
20
24
33 %o
50
4%%
12
13% Oct
Corp
preferred
4%%
15
36% Jun
Chem
preferred
31
Jan
17% Nov
95% Oct
&
convertible
113% Aug 22
110
36% Nov
26
Alum
4%%
4%%
100% July 19
52% Aug
7
;
:
16%
16%
x16V4
9
49%
49%
49%
49
1
11%
11%
11%
16%
16%
49 Vb
11%
•
16%
16%
16%
16%
49%
16%
va
11 Va
49 3'b
49%
48%
49 Vb
11%
11 Vb
11V4
11 y8
11 va
1,200
9.200
-
5.900
54
54%
53%
54%
52 VB
543A
54%
55V4
53%
54%
29.100
No par
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22 VB
23
22 3/4
23 y.
3,700
10
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20Va'
20%
20 3A
20 3A
201/2
20%
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Volume
198
The Commercial and Financial
6309
Number
Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previona
Highest
33*4 Jun
20
91
Jan
30
17
Jun 27
48% Apr
Jun
93% Jan
7
■
j
24% Oct
4
2
6
Oct
10
86 %
28
20V4 Mar 11
90
28% Feb
18 % May 28
Jail
Jun
25
947/s Mar 23
77% Jan
2
84 % Jan
5
88% Nov 23
88% Jan
8% May 28
/ 13'
9% May 29
28 V. Oct
12
27% Oct
'' 8
17
28 '•/'
28'
Feb
15
Jan
2
19
84% Sep
27
93% Jam,
97
Jan
87,
May 28
July
84% Oct
94
Jafi
25
May 28
96% Jan
Nov 26
81
80
95
% Jan
Jan
2
23
Apr
10
98% Apr
24
34% Jan
3
49% Jan
2
•
67% Sep
60% Jan
8
Mar 19
18% Jan
40% Feb '
13% Oct
24
25
70 % Oct
24
133 Va Jan
2
23
98% Jan
2
79% Jan
12 V'b May 29
17 % Dec
14
14
>
15
70% Feb
7
24% Jan
4
May 29
45% Apr
24
40 % Feb
34
Jun
21
47
19
Jun
28
31 % Dec
31
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2 VA Oct
22
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
51% Mar
42
Mar.
1
5
48% Jan
29 % Mar
35% Jun, 25
25
>25% Jan
2
22 % Jan
11% Apr
19
8% July
5
Aug
5
Oct
80
Aug
14
liy4 Apr
Oct
22
10 Ve Nov
Jun
Nov
29
1
9% Jan
28
11
2
39 Ve Dec
20
42% Mar 26
33% Mar 13
Oct
24
37'/a Apr
11
32% Jan
7
Mission
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
26%
26%
26%
101 %
102%
102 Va
103%
102 Va
15
Missouri
Pacific
Portland
Public
Oct
11
Oct
11
Aug 28
Sep 20
Class
Montana
Power
2
17 % Oct
22
17 Vt Dec
4
16
89% Mar 14
24
58
41% Jan
May 29
18 % Oct
23
36% Jan
23/
May 29
24
20 % May 29
28 V* Jan
2i\
21% Jan
Nov
2
23
29% Mar 21
May 28
11
35
4
Mar 26
32
Jan
19
7.
Sep
24
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
2
26 Va Sep
14%
Nov
1
29
23
Jun
25
20
12
Motor
; 44
Sep
30
Jun
3
Jan
26% Aug
Morrell
Co
13
Mueller
15
:
1
May
6
86
10
97
97
60
86'%
86
10
85
104%
85
104%
38
38%
38%
64%
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72
72 Va
28%
29%
28%
29%
22%
22%
120% 121%
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*15%
par
22%
16
61%
64%
64%
104'%
38%
65
38%
64%
104'%
10
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12.100
65
2,630
105%
60
72
72
72
73
73
73
30 V2
2,300
301%
315i
31%
32
221/4
24,300
22%
124%
128%
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90%
90 %
91
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16
15 Ta
16
'
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62%
63
63 Va
63%
631/2
64 V8
21%
22%
22 '/a
41,900
43%
22%
22'%
22%
9,000
43%
44%
541/2
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22 '/a
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43%
23
22%
22 Va
15,500
129%
133 %
132 34
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90
91
2,300
16
300
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•
3%
44 3e
44%
4,800
54 3 8
54%
551/a
32%
32 Va
3,500
32%
32%
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32 V2
32%
37%
31%
54%
32%
55%
37
32%
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37i%
37 Va
37%
37
37 »/2
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a
37%
11,500 '
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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55
55%
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3%
3%
5,800
64
63%
63%
31
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
23%
6.25
64
31'%
24%
31 %
23%
4,000
24 Va
23%
24
24
24
237a
24
2,600
10
7
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10
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63 %
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64 Va
64 Va
64'%
64%
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70
70
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70
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81
81
81
81
81
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81
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81
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27%
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27 Va
27%
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81
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•
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10
27%
101/4
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120
27%
4,900
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181/4
23%
23
23%
23
23 %
23
23 Va
22%
23'/a
57%
57
6,700
a
57'a
56%
57
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56%
56
56%
38%
38%
58,200
38
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2
Co
38 %
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5
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18%
r
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18%
400
37%
38 Va
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
381%
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38%
37%
37%
38
38
38
381/2
3,600
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15%
15%
37%
38%
37%
39%
43,800
24,400
5,600
'
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15%
*15%
15V/2
15%
15%
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37%
38%
38%
38%
3774
38%
12
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
1174
11%
10
121/4
12 V'4
12%
23%
24
23%
24
24
24V4
24 Va
24%
5
24%
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
251/4
25
25%
25Va
257'a
——3
25%
26 Va
67%
68%
14,500
67%
70%
70%
73%
73%
74%
731/4
74%
24,300
42
42%
42%
42%
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42%
42%
4.2%
2,700
287a
21,600
42
10,200
Lines
& Co
:
;
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Co
;
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-
300
15,900
42%
42%
No par
27%.
27%
27
28 Va
267 a
28%
28
:—1
28%
28 !4
39%
40%
40%
41%
4174
43
41%
42%
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29
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29 34
29 3
30'/4
30
30
20%
20'/4
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20%
20
20 Va
20
20 '/4
201/4
20 Va
18%
19
19
19
18%
19
18 %
19
18 %
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5,700
39
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39
39
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39
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39
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86
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16
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37
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11,200
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22
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86
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44%
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103%
100
16,600
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122
62%
44%
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91
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22
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64
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87
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87
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•
V
97%
104%
Inc
5
Murphy Co (G C)
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1;
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Murray Corp of America.
10
2
40% Sep
86
*86
*86
64%
Corp__
Munsingwear
/;• 22%
64,700
90
/
100
Utilities
Fuel
48% Sep
t. 21 Va Feb
14,500
37 V 2
V
*89
:
100
Tool—i.___No par
Inc —;
31% Jan
V
31%
36 Va
*72.%
1
L Industries Inc
M S
31%
37%
104 %
5
Co
(John)
Wheel
Mountain
6
32
35 Va
>/
87
transactions—
Motorola
19
•.
277 a
31 Va
35V4
353 a
*102
A_No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
10
27%
321/2
34V2
31
34%
*86
'
.
Moore-McCormack
Sep 20
-28
30%
30%
35%
87
86
10
_
18
78% Sep
27 %
98
common__5
Inc
11
31% May 16
28
86
Co
12% Oct
26%
27%
*97
RR
41% Jun
July 30
% Jan 17
' Apr
5
28%
98
'
48 % Oct
137a
87
Mining & Chemical—
(5 shares or 5,000 lire)-
shs
Amer
12
14
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__5
class
A
Montana-Dakota
4
12 Vi
13%
"86
,-2
No
Chemical
Sep:
90
11%
13%
10
B
Monsanto
5
90
12
13%
*97
_5
5.700
21,803
11%
10o
'
230
26%
103
14
100
Cement
Machine
Monon RR class
30%
37%
90
,21
100
12
100
Service
preferred
preferred
Monarch
*89
21
6,300
98
28%
30%
35
21V4
"961/2
13%
v;
29
*86
92
97
11%
14
28%
No par
common
Industries
3%%
*89
7
12
13%
102%
101%
92
11%
10
RR
Missouri
4.20%
101%
*89
pfd_100
Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Missouri
23% Jan
99%
int
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Mohasco
39%
2
23
26%
Mission Development Co
42% Apr
2
% Oct
29
26%
&
24
25
7
7
24 % Oct
.
88
27
Ontario
Power
Apr 30
60Va
36% July 10
14
49
Aug
Foreign
10
'26%
Paper
2.50
Light___No par
Corp———
__i
Minnesota
Montecatini
8
5,800
27
Inc
Mining & Mfg
81
17
52% Jan
19% Oct. 15
20%
27
88
Inc
70
16
Jan
37% Sep
29
25
May 29
31
3
30% May 23
201% Aug 28
16
May 28
35
20»%
87'/4
21
100
11% Jan
18
15
20%
87%
*96%
.
.100
Corp
Minnesota &
27
76% July 12
Jan
2
10
22% Mar. 20
13
7% Jun
5
66
69% May 11
25
Jun
'
Minn
17
37% Mar 29
22
15
1,500
20%
87%
Chemicals Philipp__
&
16
4% Feb
7% May 29
75 % May 28
21
20%
87%
/
Laboratories
20
73 % May 31
18% Jun
65% Oct
21
20%
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3%
convertible preference
100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
No par
19
Sep
44 7 Feb
Oct
26% Jun
30
Minerals
35% July 12
18
;■
■
37 /
12
58%
-.44 Va Mar
7
Miles
24% Sep
49
Jun
18 V* Jan
Dec:
21 Va
20%
1st preferred
Oil Corp
16 % Sep
66'% Sep
52% Jan
24
5%%
Midwest
15
93
,
14% Oct
Midland-Ross
133/% Oct 17
Apr
41 % Jun
1
24% Sep
84% Jan
77 V4 Oct
8
33"/4 Apr
24 V* Jan
23
Oct
106
22
''
21 %
12.50
3.90%
Utilities
46'%
88 V2
preferred—-——
South
SharfeS
46
20%
preferred
4.45%
98
*87%
benef'ci
preferred
preferred
Middle
16
801/4 Oct
Mar 22
101
5
8
16% Oct
34
4.35%
3.80%
39% Aug 20
89
46
88
l
Edison
3.85%
,
87 y2 May 22
IO31/2 Oct 10
'
14
Dec.
70% Feb:
102
May 17
July 2
85% Sep
100% Aug
6
39'/a Apr 10
2
55
101
7
Metropolitan
451/2
*96%
20%
Metromedia Inc
1
84
26
58 Va Feb
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
17
Feb
*0%
/4
20%
5
37% Oct
90
97
87%
Co
37 % May 31
45
98
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
of
45%
21
No par
Trust—Units
45 Va
the Week
Oct. 18
98
16%c'
Mesabi
Machine
46
Friday
17
20%
common'
19
15
23
Inc
,
Oct.
"96%
preferred
29
23
Oct
Co
I
46
Sales for
Thursday
100
-1.83 %
15% Aug
58 Va Feb
43
&
$3.50
Oct. 16
100
Inc
13% Apr
16 y« Nov
.
Merck
Aug 29
Co
37% May
2
88% Jun
25
Stores
Mercantile
Wednesday
Oct. 15
No par
11% July 16
11% Jap;
2
Aug 17
52% Jan
24
10% Jun
11
93
series)
Corp common
preferred series B
4%
14
107
(1st
Cement
25
82 V2 Jan
26% Oct
Jan
preferred
Portland
Tuesday
Oct. 14
'
5
—_
Melville Shoe
,
.
Monday
Par
common
Jun
14% Jan
24
4%%
Medusa
271/4 Oct
3
60■
Mead Corp
11
Jun
90
2
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20
97
YORK
NEW
25% May 20
27%, Jan
3
19% Aug 15
32 % Apr
25
81% Jan
7
46% Oct
8
7
20% Jan
29
26% Feb
37 % Aug
12
96
•
STOCKS
,
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
'
4
4,000
II,500
"
'
'
7
27
13% Aug 22
22
62 % Mar 16
54ya Jan
2
Jun
25
24% Dec, 27
21% Jan
16
11%
i
,,N
7% July 29
8i« Dec
43 % Jun
,
19% May 19
31% Jan
25V'2 Mar
45 % Apr
43 ya Jan
11% Jan
2
12
7
Natco
'
Corp
'
;
—
,
/
15
National
Acme, Co
National
Airlines
9%
31
3
Jan
15
National
Aviation
56% Sep
47
National Biscuit
18
6
National
Corp
9% May 29
18
13% Oct
July 19
Sep
82'/* Jan
4
29% Feb
20% Jan
2
34
22% Jan
3
28
May 24
72
59 ya Mir 19
•
18% May 29
25
Jan
67% Jan
Can
10
National
Register
24
83% Jan
2
30% Apr
93% Dec
47
5
54
Jun
,
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
23
23% Mar
4
27% Sep
6
28
92% Jan
4
96% Feb
48% July 18
29 Va Jan
2
Mar 23
30% Jan
2
2
7% Jan
9% Mar 27
24
56 % Jan
3
40 % Jan
5
99% Dec
27
22
Jan
4
98
Feb
68 Va Jan
41/2%
7 36% Sep
17
National
Fuel
12% Feb
25
National
General
>-
13
Oct
41/4%
8
2
93% Jan
33% Oct
61
98
50
26%
Oct.
33 % Oct
9
50 %
6% Nov
11% Jan
National-Standard
Co
National
Starch
Chemical—
Steel
May 21
18% May 31
19% Jan 29
National
6 %
9
Oct~31
27
52
81 % Mar
May 29
75
Aug
2
83
5
Jun
'
22
10% Jun
28
71
'
54 % Jan
..
2
43% Sep
Oct
39% Mar 21
28
23
53
43% Jan
31
40
Jan
3
May
48 %
Apr
26
46
Jan
2
Dec
19
72% Jan
11
76 Va Jan
3
•'74
79
/
Feb
3
82% Mar 22
23
y
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83 Va Jan
Jan
18
'94
Nov
27
92
Aug-
6
July
109% Jan
4
107
Jan
7
100
* Jun
29
103 %
July 12
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
4
9
38 % Feb
9
85% Feb
85 %
July 31
21% Jan
4
12 % July
15% Jun
•48
6% Oct
May 17
77
May
•
May 31
24
13 Va Jan
Oct
11
'
Sep
26
24
40%
n%
111/4
441/4
; 44%
*83%
:
108
5.80%
5.60%
Jan
11
preferred—.
15
Northern
Pacific Ry__
5
Northern
States Power Co
5%%
preferred
86'/4
*91%
93
IO8V2
*104
5
"
22 %
-
108 Va
108%
*104
105
22%
:
.22%
79%
79 V4
80
1,1°0
86
86
250
79%
*86^2
92
108%
*108%
109%
*104
IO4V2
*104
22%
22%
22%
92
*91','2
109
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109V4
IO4V2
104%
104%
20
22%
22 %
22%
2 0)0
:
109
1041/2
87
"
22%
25«/4
251/4
112'%
113%
5
25
*23 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
211/4
21
13%
21%
13%
21%
21 Va
21%
21
21 %
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4,80)
49%
48%
48%
48%
49%
48 Va
49 Va
48
48%
'
27,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
9%
9%
22%
21%
221/a
78 %
78V4
78
781/4
.541/2
54 Va
54%
54%
55
511/4
5OV2
51'%
23 3
91/2
22
5278
9%
a
9%
22
140
54%
55 Va
5,(00
52 7
8
53'/4
7,700
106 %
106 Va
1061/2'
106%
106%
*106%
51%
107
109V2
109
109%
108%
109%,
108%/
*109
109%
*108%
109V4
461%
45%
461/2
46 Va
46 V2
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
79%'
79%
79%'
91%
91%
*91%
92%
*92%
95
106%
*109
106%.
109V2
*109
21
14
Northrop
60
Va Oct
16
Northwest
52
Oct
1
19% July 29
23
Feb
18
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
36
45%
Sep
20
Norton
Corp,.
46'%
46%
467'a
7,500
34%
34%
34%
34'/a
9,600
79'%
79'/4
79
79
109%
46%
79%
*79%
92%
*91%/
92%
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92%
*91V2
94
94
94
*91 Va
94
*92 V2
95
92%
92%
92 %
92%
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93%
*921/2
93%
92 %
*92%
94% ;
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941/2-
*92%
94V2
*92%
Co.
i
,
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109 %
130
160
20
2 0
92 %
110
941,2
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
197a
26.100
10
57%
58
58
59 Va
59i%
60'%
59
59%
59 "4
59%
20,600
3%
51V2
51%
511/4
51%
51%
52
51'%
52
517a
517a
3,200
5
*20Va
20%
*20 Va
20%
*20 «/4
2OV4
20 V4
42 '/a '
42 Vi
42%
7,700
377'a
21.200
257
10
Co
94%
60
40
109%
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inc
109 %
109'%
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7
3,700
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79 Va
*78%
46
'
21,700
9%
'
.
100
preferred
95% Jun
25% Jan
10
24%
*108%
-
"500
23
100
17
500
*13'%
Va
_10o
preferred
1,700
26,100
23%.
13%
80 V2
,-100
0
115%
*105%
—100
:
60
1
25%
H41/2
23V4 %
92
*108%
'
^_._5
com
25%
112
100
•
21
23%
100
preferred.:
Inc
'
100
preferred
Tone
86 »/2
92
1,400
6,300
85
48%
—100
$4.10 preferred
Nu
79 Va
861/4
'91 %
,
13%
10
19% Oct
16
150
21 V a
21%
>
No par
35 y2 Jan
26% Oct
21,000
74V4
79 Va
79%
*85%
—7
preferred
17
18
527'a
74'/4
19
93
_1
Corp
110% Jan
25% Oct
52 Va
74
741/4
86%
—50o
111% Mav 20
Pharmacal
53
73Vi
53 Va
*73%
23'%
11
Norwich
52%
52%
74%
23%
26
3
*83 Va
53 Va
-
25V4
29
44% Jan
84%
52%
84%
*231/4
Sep
15
8 4'/a
*73%
50%
35% Oct
' 441/8
74. :.%■
/ 54%
Airlines
43%
52%
51%
$4.16
44Va
83%
54V2
>
15,500
43%
44%
111%
Aviation
$4.11
20,700
11%
83%
79%
2 600
21 Va
84 Va
79 %
28 Va
401/4
44%
*91%
28 Va
39%
44V4
*85%
6,700
*11'4
x43 %
■V
47
11%
74
'
800
46! 4
40%
11%
*83
2,400
108
r 21%
ll3a
*lli/4
52%
/
831/a
*106
21
401/4
.
4,900
40
211/8
40
25%
Corp
$4.08
20%
*11%
23%
107
21
40
11V4
50%
4
6)0
89
83
28% *28%
111%
104 Va Jan
see page 25
201/2
40%
28%
25%
107 % Jan
footnotes,
21 Va
40
*87 V2
46%
*231%
12
For
20%
46%
111%
7
2
1
1
47
25%
6
59% Jan
28%
89
83
23%
27
11
28%
54
98% Mar
7.000
107V4
111%
P S Co__
2
28 Va
,78%
20
4.I0D
387a
106%
.
25 Va
Gas Co~
Aug
28%
.
82
82%
111%
31
31% Sep
28%
78%
Jun
6?/a
27%
38%
20
*87%
89
107,
*23 V4
113% Mar
2
46%
„
114y4 Mar
31% Jan
46%
82
107
common_^25
25
10
44% Dec
25
45%
82
1
Ry
preferred
40 % Dec
17% Jun
47V2
1—
Indiana
6
46%
100
Natural
42% Mar
106%'
100
33 Va Jan
10
811/2
106%
100
Car
*87%
81%
107%
100'
„
19% May 29
May 2.9
89
81%
15
23
42% Dec
87 Va
19%
20%
107 %
com_No par
Northern
11
*
89
20
_i—5
Northern
73
*87%
-
79%
95
6%
27 'a
150
*78%
jf:,
■
9,000
'
50
19
6%
38%
38%
52%
,
91/2
Feb
1.700
51%
72
22%
96
5,2)0
521/4
preferred
$3.60
1.500
8
9%
4
51%
58
92% Oct
20%
27
8
9 3
27,1/4
6%
6%
27
38%
,
/
10
52%
57% Aug 15
91 % Oct
20%
20%
9%
81% May 29
3
38 Va
22%
iB'a Aug
38% Jun
19
27
38%
V
9%
76 /
Jan
27V4
37%
22 %
33% Mar 29
Jan
27%
37%
g3/8
78% Mar 23
86
27
21%
37% Mar 16
86'
6%
7
27
*9%
52%
2
9
*6%
,
8
10
52%
4
91 % Jan
6%
8
10
52 Va
43
11
8%
10 Va
52%
43% Jan
91% Oct
8
10%
51%
6
May 11
8%
10 '
8 Va
25.500
6
91% Apr 24
93 % May 31
93% Dec 20
19,200
I8V4
8
a
29 Va
28
93
14-%
I8V4
1
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
8
4,100
14%
18
110
25 % May 29
85% Jan
251/2
14%
18
72 V2
Mar
2
25%
14%
18
20
Dec
Jan
25%
141/2
18
197a
Apr
39
25%
14%
72'i
45
4
25%
..
28%
48 Va
44% Jan
25%
72 Va
Coal Corp
Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
1
1,800
35,700
18
American
Mar
1,800
42
141/4
American
Aug 26
31%
50
-
17%
American
2
Aug
1,200
.
25
North
721/2 Jan
Jan
25 1
31'/2
r
14'
North
May 22
26% May 21
80% Jun 21,
109
49
North
10%
14
4
42
50 %
16
30
29
20% Mar
41%
50
26% Sep
7% Apr
13 Va Jan
32
41'%
50%
North
9
31%
31%
41
2
2
29
31%
66 % Jan
25
29
49%
Norris-Thermador
Jan
:
28%
29 Va
Gas
Western
American
28%
22,500
72
preferred
preferred
6%
700
74%
40%
,
19.100
102
73 %'
28%
Niagara Share Corpj
Nopco Chemical Co
6
48
*101
74%
51%
501/4
23 % July 31
Apr
19
14
23
14% Jun
16% Jan
41 % Dec
Jun
'46% Sep
18
21
-
29
471/4
102
73%
72
——100
5.25%
&
47%
*101
73%
*28%
29
47%
47%
102
73%
29
preferred
Adjustment
47Va
*101
75'/a
700
28%
preferred
Norfolk
66,800
*70%
preferred
4.85%
2,800
11%
72
Railroad—
Electric
4.10%
May 20
'18% Feb
'
9
125
4
34% May 29
29% Jan
18
30
15
18
34%
10%
29
Shipbuilding Corp..
"3.90%
-
34%
10%
28%
preferred—
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60%
347 a
101%
*70%
$3.75
30
15
27
30
Jan
Jan
Sep
76
30% Oct
July 29
Jan
23
106% Jan
.'25
Apr
14
2
107
22
72% Jan
65 Va Jan
107
105.'
7
24
11% May 29
102
23 %
3
25,
3
Y
34%
10 %
29%
Brake
Central
State
22
Jan
97% May 31
110% Feb 28
York
34%
9%
28%
Chicago & St Louis Co
York
23
88
.
Air
N
Aug 27
82 Va Jan
Y
York
New
14
'
110% Dec 31
26
20% Jan
25
May 29
19% Oct
107
New
N
25
55% Aug
8
<
25
New
45% July
2
13 Va Apr 26
46% Sep
3
13
86
13
24% Sep
2
8
33% Feb
2
Apr
34%
9%
471%
20%
convertible
.
50
*70%
Mining Corp common—10
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
4%
95'/4
*49'/i
37-%
Newmont
% Apr
*94
49 Va
100
16
89
25%
95'/4
49 '/a
common_No par
29 7
54% July 31
Mar 11
July
J)
30
4
'
(J
preferred
84% Sep
85
'•21
Co
V
■■..:,
England
108% Sep
Jan
3
3%%
New
2
104
79
Newberry
8
3
2
15
26
Apr
21
Jan
10% Sep
Jun
14
25,100
261%
*94
951/4
18
*6%
-
-,
1
—
26'/a
257 a
26 Va
14%
9%
5
Nevada Power Co
Jan
38 V"
28
V
-1
Neptune Meter Co_
94
12
67 y2 Jun
Neisner Bros Inc
9
13,900
25%
8%
'
5
61% Jan
26
27
1
4.000
653-4
49%
31% '31%
40%
•
25 '/a
64%
49%
40
51%
25
65%
14%
_1
—
Corp
86
31
37, X May 28
Nautec
—
•
4,900
•
25
64%
24%
.
*%■!
-
1
20
19 % Feb
76 % Jun
7
—
30%
25
65%
17%
-
4
20
43% Dec
15
Natomas Co
30
25
*94
102
*28%
40%
50%
,
47 Va
31%
40
:
:
>
No par
Fibre Co
Nov
20% Jan
33% Jun
Jan
Vulcanized
5
Electric System—
1
New England Tel & Tel Co
2o
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
14
27
'
29% Oct
2
15
May 29
•
<• Jun
9
85
15
Aug 22
33
2
97
36% May 29
26
'7% Feb
30
739% Sep
July 31
43% Jan
Jan
National Sugar Ref Co
Tea Co
*31%
50c
—
86 % Feb
24
Jun
85
707
24 y2 Jan
13%
Apr
10
L_
Corp..
86 % May 10
Aug 23
51% Sep
6
Apr
26% Mar 27
May 29
'
>
8
24
18y2Aug
2
2
9 %
30
51% Jan
.19% May 29
36
Jan
6
18% Jan
32
•
28%
_1
Corp
National
8% Sep
12
>25% Jan
13
23
Mar 19
21
28%
National
30 Va
7,200
34%
74
5
6% Feb
9% Mar 29
25
*101
11
28
30%
301/2
,
25%
*93%
95%
*49% 7:. 51
74%
Sep
2
33,600
26
95%
47 Va
Apr
26
81%
25%
1 26
101%
53
Sep
81
65%
74%
47
Jan
80%
25
46%
6
15% Mar 19
78
30
101%
&
771/2
65V4
91/2
National
33 % May 29
22,500
25
34V2
Corp
Service
6,900
15V2
30 Va
9%
Linen
5 6'/a
64%
34%
National
27%
151/4
25
9%
; /
National Lead
18
271/8
55%
15%
30
1
29
27%
56 Va
65
•
1,900
74,800
15%
25
'25%
%
55%
76%
,
800
>.
4
27 '/a
30%
*9312
10
:
9
58 3
37%
15%
77V2
34%
Co
9
58%
36%
55V2
76%
50';/
Gas
9'/a
58%
38%
57
-15 Va
a
16
77%
50
9
14
16
27%
55
■■'■-;:■■;* 9/
'
.50
25
18
2
23% Feb
27%
551/4
xl5%
9Va
.
(34%
100
34% Mar
20
22% Jan
15% Jun 22
5% May 28
27 3
54%
16%
9
9%
25
Corp com_5
(conv)
38 % Oct
8
27% :
54%
Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred-i.iLi—.1—_No par
Co
1—
5
2
17
Oct
27%
30%
1
5
28y4 Feb
30
24 % Feb
15% May 29
13% Oct 24
13% Oct
Apr
45% Feb
2
10% Oct
Apr
preferred
37%
No par
pfd series of 1951—
78% Aug 27,
25% May 27
30
35 % Jan 10
24
Jun
27
32
24
May
103% Jun
2
,
24% Oct
Nat'l. Distillers & Chem
12
Feb
54
381/2
77:%
'
20% Oct
561/2
36%
5
Products
Dairy
56 Va
37%
9%
'
National Castings Co_
National City Lines lnc_,
10
'
561/2
36%
1(3%
5
Corp
National Cash
Aug 12
23% Dec
24
46 % Jun
65
132% Jan
66% Oct- 24
7
56%
37%
54%
.—,—5
C6_^i
'
56 V4
27%
-
9Vt
56%
1
36%
1
41% Sep
7
Jan
May 29
10% Mar
70% May 16
5
33
/
62V2c
1
42 V4
35%
43
35%
42%
35%
43
35%
2(7%
*20i%
v.20%4
42 Va
42
,35%
36%
3 6 Vi
37%
37
2t>',4
2'jvb
25Va
26
25%
42
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a
8.400
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Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1962
May 28
11
49 Va Jan
2
Dec
21
80& Jun 29
>867/e Dec
105
Nov
7
Jan
97 % July
3
94'A July 18
Jun~28
16 *4
31
88 % Jan
25
Jun
14% May 29
Oct~24
43%
46% July 26
,53
12
85% Jan
9
102
Jan
14
100
Sep
11
105
102% Jan
22% Mar 25
26% Aug 29
17% Jan
7
94% Jan
9'
18% Oct 10
98% Apr 26
Feb
40% Oct
18
41% Jan
3
31% Jan
2
45% Oct
18
12
15% Jan
2
17% May 13
27% Jun
4
33
19% Jan
76
34% May 29
1
11
25% Jan
2
Aug 16
191/4 July 15
68% May 14
89% Oct 18
87%
Feb~13
49% Sep
10
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72% Jan
24
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
96% Oct
18
Aug
43
25
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
15
15% Jan
May 29
36% Feb
May 29 '
11
1
19% Aug 15
4
16 % Aug
20
30% July 25
20
25
37% Sep
127/a Jan
12
47
2
61% Dec 27
34% Jan
29
105
18
20% Jun
24
53% May
1
63% Jan
17
II10 74 Mar
1
14% May 13
30%
July" 19
393/8 Jan
2
5
1583/4 Feb
26
5% May 28
143/4 Nov' 5
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
13% Apr
35% Apr
2
5
25
142% Oct
23% Mar
Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric
TO
Pacific Intermountain Express Co_5
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
Foreign transactions.—
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6%
preferred.
—
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America—---5
Packard-Bell Electronics
50c
Pan American Sulphur
70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc—__1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No par
4%
preferred
100
Papercraft Corp
1
141
157
July 25
Apr
6% Jun
19%
Sep
7% Oct
22
9% Jan
2
15% Jun
10% Jun
25
153/s Jan
12
11% Jan
2
17 Vb Oct
15% Oct
24
24 3/8 Feb
12
213/a Jan
2
50% Oct
453% May 29
70% Dec
12
67% Jan
2
,91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Jan
10
6 3/4 Apr
9
20
3
Jan '
96
80 3/4
May 13
98
Jan
17
35 % Mar
8
24
38% Mar 15
24 % Mar
20
28
53 % Sep
6
36% Sep 11
Oct
24
75% Apr
11
48 % May
24
673/4 July
22% Jun
31
29% Jan
28
40% Sep
5
2
?53/4 Apr
10
27
Feb
27
153/4 Aug
17% Jan
19% Apr
25
14
58% Feb
Oct 24
31
18% Oct
42 %
16
21
35
Jan
23% Jun
15
27
May
14% Nov
8
24
Mar 29
Oct
22
273/4 Jan
26
19% Jan
40
May 31
3
37
May 29
523/a Jan
17
9
14
2
40
July 31
29
34
Jan
50
13
25
Pennzoil
106 % May 25
1013/4 May 25
Jan
3
101
5
17
Apr
98% Apr
13% Jan
10% Jun 27
18Y8 Feb
2
Oct~22
543% Jan
2
May 16
106% Feb 28
2
1131% Jan
31%
Oct-24
.
18
43% July
5
46
Feb
11
16
46
Jan
2
Jan
2
50% Sep
19% Mar 15
13% Jan
2
19% Oct
3
59% Mar 23
51 % Mar 14
Jun
4
66% Jan
42
12% Jun
15
493/4 Oct
24
31
13% Jun
15
25
101 %
July 13
19% Jan
2
Feb
13
18% Oct 24
42
33% Oct
23
18 % May
44% Oct
1
62% Jan
25
Jun
6
82
Jan
88 % Nov
July 10
96
103% Nov
12
2
Jan
523/4 Mar
2
100
7
86
28
Sep
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
36%
Aug
91% Jun
30
100
Sep
13
97
Apr
19
103
Feb
5
106
Jan
31
103
Apr
16
108
July
2
81
Jan
2
33 Vb Jan
21
413/4 Apr
24
112% Jan
5
703/s July 23
90 Vz Apr
22
84
91
Feb
14
26% Oct
24
61 % Oct
24
82
42
Oct
July 19
813/4 Jan 10
87 % Mar 27
July 16
80% July 25
8434 Feb
24
15% Oct
24
40
Oct
24
97
Feb
6
18% Jun
27
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
19
593% Mar 14
15
2
173/4 Apr
Jan
4
TOO 3/4 Nov
27
50% Sep 30
99% July 10
263/4 July
1
39
Feb 26
26 7/« Apr
69
41% Jan
11
65% Mar 19
23
Jan
22
13 % Jan
Aug 17
86% Mar
1
7 2 3/, jan
64
Sep
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
126% Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
5% Oct 22
36 % Oct
35
5
Oct 22
.
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
8
Jan
16ye May 15
139
May
67% Feb
1
4
7
38
2
10
35% Mar 29
Nov
25
78
Jan
Jun
25
130
Oct
24
14
221
Jan
Oct 24
21
31
122
Jan
Jan
105% Jan
2
143
95 % Mar
93
Jan
7
May
59% Sep
14% Sep
133 % Oct
17
1
28
8
17
4
70% Jun
jun
130
3
4
5
20% July 17
25
92% Jan
2
69% Mar
19
27% Jan
68 Vb Jan
2
29
July 24
85
Jan
5
31% May 14
92
Nov 20
87
Jan
2
95
.
90% July 17
Dec
6
30 Vb Jan
91
Sep
;
21
97% Apr
5
100% Aug 21
16
98
Nov
21
29
109
Apr
10
106% Aug 27
1093/4 Jan
15
Jun
29
110% Feb
15
108
112
Oct
8
Nov
21
-
July 25
21
24
July 25
5% Oct 24
84
Jun
18
11
32% Jan
3
75 % Aug 21
243/4 Dec
28
24
May
Feb
8
23
Mar 29
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
88
23
84
Jan
Jan
18% July
31 % May 29
8
May 27
79% Apr
43% Jan
2
35
Jun
40 34
81% Jun
25 %
3
2
—
Poor
& Co
'•
14
4
86
May 15
1
22
May 24
20
40% Jan
4
'
Rican
Cement Co
38 % Mar
38 % Dec
25
8,200
18%
*18%
18%
96%
*95
96%
40%
40%
42%
42
18%
43%
45%'..
41%
42%
42%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
30%
30
30%
29%
30
29%
30
49%
49%
49%
49 %
49 Ya
49%
50 %
49%
49%
15,800
32,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
14%
22%
20
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22
55%
53%
55%
53%
55
55%
57
58
58%
15,100
86%
87%
88%
T.
14%
x22
17
86%
87%
86%
87%
88%
89%
11,100
98
98%
97%
97%
97
97%
96%
97%
341/8
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,600
3,400
*17
17
'
17V8
17
17
17%
143/4
32
14%
14%
141/4
31%
32va
313/8
32%
15%
15%
59%
15%
15%
15%
59 VB
593/8
X59
11%
11%
32%
32%
32%
144%
144 Vb
'
I4414
6%
18 VB
13%
6%
61/4
17%
13%
18
13%
14%
2,600
32%
27,500
15%
15%
14%
15%
14,300
591/8
59%
59%
593/8
14,100'
11%
11 Ya
11%
113/s
16,600
11%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,500
144va
144va
143%
144%
410
11%'
-
11%
32%
321/4
1441/4
6%
*6
6%
18%
18
18%
18
18%
18
18%
4,100
13%
13%
14%
133/s
14ys
19,900
13%
13%.
6 Va
6%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 ya
163/4
17 Va
45,200
47%
X46%
47%
47%
473/8
47V4
483/s
48 y4
50%
256.000
69%
68%
69%
69
70
69%
70
69 3/4
70
*96
98
96
*96
16
48 Va
33
56
73%
8
V;"*: 73/8
503/8
50%
51%
49%
51
48%
493%
23,700
33%
343/8
34%
35%
33%
343%
58 v
61%
601/2
62%,
60%
60%
454,000
2,400
39%
391/4
39%
39
39%
6,000
26%
*26
26%
32%
33%
55%
'
57
38%
39%,
*26
26%
16%
'
16%
20%
22
23
7%
15%
7%
15%
7%
>36%
36%
*36%
15%
•
'
.
39v4
39
*26
26%
*26
26%
*
17
16%
16Ya
16%
241/4
22%
23
22%
223/a
227%
26
15%
15
15va
15
15vs
143%
15vb
71/4
7%.
7%
7%
*36%
37
*36%
37
44%
44
44%
44'/4
44%
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
33
33
32%
33%
333/8
33%
99%
99%
19%
19
19%
100%
100%
20.300
43 ye
43
43%
4,000
33%
32%
900
-
33%
33%
33%
3,900
1031%
103v2
290
*100%
100%
33%
103
100%
-
550
h
191/4
20
19%
197%
59,100
47
47%
47%
49%
12,100
43
42%
43
v
,
46%
46%
47%
*42%
43%
423%
423/8
*42%
50%
50%
50 Va
'50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
16,300
52%
54%
531/4
543/8
54%
55%
55%
56 ys
56
54%
17,300
44v4
44
441/4
44
44%
44%
47
43%
18
17%
18
18
18%
18
18 %
'44%
43V2
55%
18%
xl8
55%
.<
x55%
55
57%
55
101
102
*101
25 %
25%
26 Va
*55»/4
55%
25%
17%
17%
17%
29%
29%
493/8
61%
33 Vz
61%
62%
33%
333/8
102
103
86%
200
56%
53%
54 vb
23,500
*10,1
*101
102
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
6,100
17%
17%'
17 y4
2,600
/
17%
17%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
5,100
53%
53%
533%
531%
53%
83,600
61%
62.
61%
61%
14,700
61V2
62%
621/a
34
33%
34
103
IOIV2
102
103
190
87
*86 Vz
87
86%
160
*86%
87
86%
101
*99v4
100
99%
100
105
104v4
104%
363/4
38%
*99»/4
101
*991%
101
*103%
105
104
104
*991/4
*104
36%
37%
35
35%
35%
36%
76
76%
75%
76%
75V2
76%
87%
86%
86%
86
86
*86
85
84%
84%
84
84%
52%
52%
53%
52%
19%
38'%
43,300
75%
78
17,400
86
20
52%
'
75%
80
110
105
86
371%
53%
193,8
*104
84%
52%
*102
87
*83%
T 52%
8,900
33%
*101%
87
*84
34 "
335/a
333/8
102%
*86%
*86 Vz
10
102
17%
50%
*102
56%
50%
29%
50%
261/4
8,100
*55V4
28%
17%
29
." 49%
.
9,900
56%
53%
"
102
*101
101
56
300
*551/4
56
55
561%
76%
130
*83%
84%
250
52V4
52 yb
36,200
19%
19%
5,400
•>
52%
52%
19%
52%
53%
531/4
53%
53 3%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100 A
100/fe
iV 100%
*99ya
'*99
32%
33vb
34%
351/4
45%
33%
46%
34 ya
36%
33
45%
46
323/a
45%
343%
453/a
471/2
14 1/8
14Va
14%
19%
193/a
19%
52%
53
*79%
*76
77
18%
139
56%
12%
77
18%
139
12%
12%
18%
140%
56%
57%
56%
12%
12%
*76
77
*76
571/4
57
57%
'13 vb
13
13%
127%
13 %
69
69
69vz
*68
69 Va
*72
74
*72
74
33%
159%
115
*71%
113
114
*112
115
60%
60%
16,500
;
20,300
50
70
*68
71%
,72
200
*32%
33
11,000
*132 %
134
73 3/4
-
60
30
141%,
141%
57
*68
*113
*139
2,400
19
18%
18%
*139
74%
*113
,77
57va
70
60%
%
81
-
18 Va
18%
*71%
60
/ 14
*79%
*68
60%
14
81
32,300
9,400
6,100
47%
47%
14'%
*79%
5,300
55
141%
*139
57
14
81
77
*76
18 vb
140%
18%
*79%
81
45ys
14%
14
141/s
*79%
81
*76
19%
,
113
113
,
100
113
34
34%
35ya
35%
10,400
34
33%
35%
33%
161 Va
167
162 vb
167%
161%
164%
149,500
169
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18
I8V4
18
101 %
*100
18 vb
181/4
*100
1011/4
20%
100
181/4
101%
20% >21
21
.;
4,000
;
;
70
100 3/4
100%
100%
20%
207/a
20%
207%
16,700
81
80%
81%
19,600
*100
20%
20%
78%
79
79%
791/8
80
80
29
29
29%
17,800
29%
29%
29
29%
29
2874
28%
731/4
73
74
14,700
731,4
72%
74
74
72%
73%
72%
*30%
31%
313/B
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31
31
31
91
*911,4
92
*911/4
92
*91%
94%
*93%
94%
*9318
941/2
99
*98
99
*98
99
*93% >94%
99%
*98
91
-*.93%
*98
*107
111%
39
X78%
'
107V2
*107
107%
♦107
*110%
112
*1103/4
39%
39%
78%
*771/2
24%
*24
*23%.
6%
6%
*85
85%
85V4
85V4
,18%
19
18%
19'
6%
*85
,
18Y8
36%
x35%
27%
273/8
27%
40%
41%
41 %
23%
24
22%
231/2
23
24ya
*24;
*237/4
24%
24
6%
v
70
6V4
*85
63/a
—1—
•
24
•
3,400
50
85%
*85
85%
10
11,600
80
6%
'
19
19VB
1&34 *19%
6,100
35%
35%
13.700
35 Ya
353/8
28
28%
42
423/8
41%
24%
■;
24%
-
*79
•23%
42
35%
80
*24
28%
41%
-
v
39%
•79
36%
28
60
•
111Y4
39%
19%
27%
36%
107 %
*110%
85 yb
40 Vz
-36 V8
'107%
63/8
*23%
7
10
100
99%,--
393/4
24%
6 Yb
*233/8
23%
99%
■s
1071%
24%
23%
24%
*231%
1,800
9474
111%
79
*23%
.
*93%
39 Va
39 ya
39%
-77%
79
-
92
•110%
111%
39%
*91%
92
•107
107%
111%
*77%
;
■
13,200
61%
60%
603/4
164%
34
166 3/a
5
Quaker Oats Co common
3
6%
preferred
—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
60
44%
50%
501/4
1.25
1
10
73% Aug 28
4,600
37
44
33
No par
7%
*36%
44%
19%
19
'
-
18,800
431/4
<.42%
■t
103
7%
71/2
37
1,500
126,700
45%
46
45V2
18 Vb
333/a
103%
99%
99%
19%
331%
33%
1021/4
333/8
103
99%
32%
32
32
32%
'
v
6,300
I6Y4
43V4
102
:,
•
16%
43%
102%
'•
'
8
16%
433/8
102
100
7%
'
38%
7,600
7%
48%'
49
31%
98
96
73/8
98
'
73/8
*55
*96
>
7%
*96
98
7%
134
7
3,800
69
32%
Co.^10
6V4
6%
45%
v
*132v4
Pullman
600
*14.4
33
Pure Oil
500
17%
14%
313/s
144v4
59
.11%
12
12
17%
14%
32%
'
11%
15%
59%
ll7/8'
17%
14%
32
14%
32%
*14%
134
47% Aug 27
25 % Sep 25
1,540
5,600
98
34
'32%
31% May 14
500
6,000
22%
14%.
*132%
2
14%
134,300
20
.22%.
33
11
Inc
43%
4,200
30%
134
23% Jan
Products
40%
*32%
1
96%
40%
*132%
75
100
18%
40%
33
36% Jan
Inc..
*18
*95
180
40%
No par
Puget- Sound Power & Light
18%
96%
*95
40%.
134
9
Purolator
24%
24%
32V2
26
1
24%
24%
60 Vb
22% Oct
20Y4 Oct 23
28 % Jun
520
24%
24%
130
86%
No par
preferred
$4.75
101%
*132%
Porter Co Inc (HK)
Puetro
*100%
100%
310
V 104%
*16%
*97%
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
Feb
95
24
Jun
35
preferred
Polaroid Corp
101%
100%
1
7% May 16
18
106
233/4 May 29
713/4 Jan
2
22 3% Jan 19
convertible
$3.50
Plough Inc.....
common
7
32% Feb
2
104
96% Mar
(The)
22
6
13
79% Aug
5
93 % Sep
18
18
32% Sep '
2
26
Co
101%
24%
%
100
100
100
,100
Aug
11
233/8 Apr
81% Oct
1
32% Apr
69% Dec
49% May 29
5%%
5%% sf pref.100
Potomac Electric Power Co
—10
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred —
100
V ' 4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par
3% %
preferred.
100
4.32%
preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
100% Oct
'
56 3/» Jun
5%
24 Vb Jan
14
20% Jun 25
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
*104
55
No par
common
preferred called
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
._,—1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2 1
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.lo
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv).—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—1
1
Pittston
20 Va May 27
3
5
—100
100
—5
___1
$4
2
38% Aug, 28
211% Sep
6
6
No par
100
100
100
100
50c
preferred class A—;
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd:
72% Aug 28
80
Aug 27
40% Jan
8
;
28% Mar 20
120% May
15% Jan
May
May 10
22% Jun 21
Aug
Jan
57% Feb
-343/8 Dec
81% Jun
14
9
82
Jan
125 '
18
Aug 12
86
Jan
41
Pillsbury Co
/
18
173/a Jan
Jan
9
6
18
36% Oct
53
3
513/4 Jan
24
18
64% May 20
102 Vz Jan
134% Jan
20
Jan
12% Jan
21
90% Oot
14 % Jan
55% Jan
54
88
13 3A
Jan
7
21% Jan
17
'
6
553/8 Jun
47% Jan
67
28
88% May
—
preferred
1
3.80%
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
'4%
preferred—
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
4.40%
4
8
Corp
Phelps-Dodge
105
12,100
88
20
5
33 %c
-12.50
& Co Inc
(Chas)
104%
51%
ioo%-
*86%
16%
14%
Cement Co
Phila Electric Co common
1
Aug 23
101
Pfizer
23
Mar
105
7
Jan
6
11
55% Aug 29
63 % Sep 10
6
29 % Jan
15
34% Mar 20
May 29
98
I6V4 Feb
Permanente
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May
2
8
8
47
1
313/e Sep
99% Mar
Oct
59
May 27'
24% May 31
57% Mar 15
common—1
5% convertible preferred
50
Pet Milk Co common
—No par
4% %
preferred—
—
100
Petrolane Gas Service Inc.
1
Petroleum Corp of America—
1
56
23% July
Jan
Corp.
Perkin-Elmer
26
38
104%
■104
51
100%
•
41%
22%
Coke—No par
,.—33 %c
—.—1
Peoples Gas Light &
Pepsi-Cola Co
20
1
58
99,
Sep
Aug
22
35% Oct 24
58%
5
5
Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56,% May 15
52% Mar 19
Jun
25
49% Oct
8
56% Feb
39 % May 29
33
2
35 % Feb
86%
48%
1-—1
Sep
98% July 25
95
47%
3
101%
.86%
30%
16%
Feb
19
36 '
2
40%
51
101%
86%
29%
—
23
36 % Aug
3
Jan
34% Feb
40%
50%
50%
100%.
16%
*26
103
3
32 % Apr
41
14
*95
41%
Pennsalt
20
30% Jan
38 % Mar 22
25
25% Jun
*18%
97
40
Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%%
preferred
,—100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
10
Sep
20
283/4 May 29
23% Jun
18%
*95%
5
(J C) Co
Penney
24%
*18%
prior pieferred—___25
Tool Industries
1
& Ford
101
24%
24
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
—1
Penn Fruit Co Inc common—
5
4.68%
conv preferred—.—-50
Penick
*100
Shares
50%
104
'
conv
Pendleton
Apr
Apr
50 %
1
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
18
10% Feb
15
36 % Oct
Parke Davis & Co
104
the Week
Oct. 18
*85%
86%
101
101
—1
No par
No par
Paramount Pictures Corp
5%
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 17
100 %
50%
101
104
104
&
Parmele7
30
19% Jan
18
7 Vb Aug
2
48% Jan
Oct
26
143/s Oct
4
73/8 Oct
15
9 % Jan
7
Cement
Pacific
86
88%
'88
i—-—5
American Corp
Pacific
'
14% Oct
26% May 29
;
18
153/8 May
2
9% Jun
Jan
31
Mar 23
Oct
28
30
100%
101
101
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
5
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
Otis Elevator
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
—30c
Outlet r0
No par
Overnite Transportation Co_
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4% preferred
;
100
Oxford Paper Co
.—15
.
15% Jan 11
.24% May
1
23% Jun 27
20% Aug 20
preferred
4.24%
Aug 23
59% Jan
25
47 % July
3
Jan
24% Mar
14
"26
25
15
26
24
46'/2 Oct
May
r
Apr~23
18%
95% Nov
10 % Oct
64
7
2
50%
50%
50 %
15
100
100
100
™10o
2.50
2o
-100
7.50
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferredOkla Gas & Electric Co com
4% preferred
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 16
Tuesday
Monday>
Par
Ohio Edison Co common™
12
5
89% May
7
19
Jun
Sep
101 % Jun
Feb
97
8
100'A Dec
41
29% Oct 24
26
99
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
1,1963
-Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
92
..
(1550)
22
25 %
24 7'4
•
28%
28%
42%
-
,
.
.
17,100
42 400
18.400
24%
q
54% Oct 24
136
Oct
25
25% Oct 26
For
91 Vz Feb
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
61% Mar
141
Jan
27% J&n
25.
15.
^
.i-ft,jo
34 % Apr
29
66 Va
147
34
66 %
147
34
65'%
66%
65%
148%
148'%
147 V*
34' a
*34
34'%
66'%
147%
34'%
< >
65% 66 Ya
147% 147%
34 Vb 34'%
66% 66%
147% 147%-34% 34%
5,700
120
.
'
1,100
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1551)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
38% Jun
63 Va Mar 14
27
'
79% Dec
21% Jan
14
May 22
40
Jan
16
ZAZ
8
13 % Jan
7
Aug
9
2
44% May 14
13
Oct 11
24'A Apr
41 '/a Feb
18
21% Jan
2
33 % Sep
May 29
16
19% Aug 27
5% Oct 24
10'A Feb
1
16% May 29
25
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
19
Jan
Oct~24
10 % Oct
30
21
•;/.
227/a Mar
21 Va Jun
18% Jan
31 % Jun
28
49% Jan
4
38 Va Jan
3
9% Jun
14
23
23
12% Sep
25
76
Jan
30
24
Jan
19
12 % Jan
4
12% Oct
24
28
Oct
19
30
Nov
7
31
Oct
24
20% Oct
26
52 Va Jan
27
41V4 Jan
4
/
14
Jan
'
4
43% Jan.
67% Mar 13
14
Jun
90
<
%
Mar 14
6% May 22
65% Feb
.July 30
21
39
Jan
2
50 % Sep
4
5
16
3
36% Apr
31% Sep
23
1
29 % Oct
18
42% Feb
/
12
21
37 Va Dec
31
38
Aug 30
Feb
124 Va Dec
!
•"*
Jan
37% Jan
2
34 Ve Jan
2
5
104
Dec
18
94
25
97
15% May 29
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
Feb
4
38% Aug 26
45
Oct
7
3
24'A Jan
29% Feb
27
Aug
27
8<
44% Aug 12
145
Sep
9
12
11%
12%
12'4
12%
12%
12%
31
31%
23
24
50
11%
11%
_50
*16%
5 '
,
50
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
x25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
14%
*14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16 %
15%
16
15
15%
14%
15'/8
11%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
%
*41-%
14%
9%
15%
15%
*15%
41%
41%
41%
49 %
49%
49%
36 % May 29
89
Jun 28
60% Jan
2
45% Feb
4
94% Nov
16
91% Apr
22
352% Jan 26
352 % Jan
26
Jan
2
Jun
.
5
*57
14%
*57
59%
59%
*57
59%
14%
9%
15
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
9Va
9%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
42%
/ 42%
4314
42%
43%
42%
43 '/b
49 Va
*49 %
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
9%
16
14%
35,700
.
5,800
500
56,300
.
2,300
44%
43%
44
37%
39%
22,400
35
35%
179,900
51
51%
*50%
51
...100
50%
50%
*106%
40%
*84%
Co
Co
50%
:-l
Ltd
Trust
50% Z
107%
41%
107%
107%
107%
107%
*50%
107%
107%
107%
107%
1,200
40%
41%
40%
41 %
40%
411/4
41 Va
42%
154,300
85%
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
85%
85%
*84%
85%
100
15%
15%
15%
161/4
16%
17V4
45,000
5%
15%
5%
16%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
15%
£
.
26,100
15%
5%
6 Z>
/
51
1,400
6
16,500
1.25
53%
54%
53%
55 %
54
55%
54%
55%
55
55%
33,900
No par
10
2.50
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
46%
45%
46%
15.500
34
44%
33%
45%
33%
34
32%
3314
33%
33 %
33
33
.26%
26%
27%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
1
28%
6.400
25%
26
25%
27
27%.
28'A
28%
28%
28%
No par
34%
18.000
34%
35
35
35
3b %
35
35%
35
29%
35%
10
5
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
441/2
44%
2,300
42
42%
42%
42%
42 Vb
42%
42%
42%
421/4
42%
.5
131
15,200
131%
131 %
131%
133%
134%
134%
*134V2
100
1
*97
Inc
Rochester
Co
Telephone
Elec
Corp
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
preferred series A.
Corp
V
'
131
99
•97
99
*97
15%
15%
15'/a
15%
1
30%
30%
30%
43%
36%
44%
45%
,8%c
Ryan
9
59%
9%
10
Ryder System Inc
29
16% Mar 21
*57
14%
9%
1,100 1
1,400
36
12
13
59%
14%
50c
7
:. 4,100
38%
10
22
18% Feb
12%
43%
19% Jan
26% Jan
42
12%
37%
14
26
23%
41%
12%
35%
Ruberoid
24
22%
41%
12%
35%
Rubbermaid
Oct
23
*411/4
12%
38%
1
7% Oct
*22%
411/4
11%
43%
2
15
22%
41%
12
37%
2
8%
22%
41 Va
11%
43%
14% Oct
5
23
41%
34%
31% Feb
July~22
4
Jan
*22%
12%
44%
11% July 23
5
17 Va Jan
22%
41%
*57
100
700
8,100
13,900
35%
12 Va Oct
14% Feb
900
3,000
'
50c
«,
14
12
_5
37%
36%
37%
44'%
44%
44%
Foreign transactions
Royal McBce Corp
41
22
*13
37%
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
26
3,600
1,500
25%
14%
316,500
„
42%
Rorer
Oct
16%
34%
1
11% May 29
16%
36%
6
25
17
Tobacco com
.5
series_l
..100
&
........ai.J.
Corp
(Wm H)
17
43%
6
49% May
17
.T7 '//
,37%
34%
Feb
38
2
12
17
17
33 %
44% Sep
2
27%
11%,
42%
Roper
24
31
24%
12
36%
Ronson
43 % Jan
30%
26%
11%
2.50
11
267/a Jan
31
24%
121/4
5,000
1,600
12,300
27,300
No par
50
Controls
D)
30%
24V4
—10
Corp
Corp
31
11%
14%
5
Chemical
Gas
(Geo
30%
23%'
12%
25%
preferred
17
2
3i%
23%
11%
25%
Co
Selection
Oil
30%
22%
.i
17:
*14
_^.10
Eng
Sep
33
Mar 18
18 % Jan
;
12%
Company
Rohr
36% Sep
23
12
,
1
47 % Oct
21
/
12%
preferred
preferred
Rochester
9
11
__
9%
12%
3,200
„
39%
3.60%
Robertshaw
17"% Jan
26
Oct
Ritter
Oct 11
44
Dec
9%
39%
Riegel Paper Corp
4%
27 Va Apr
.
10%
39%
Corp
(R. J.)
Richfield
18
33% Jan
,
10%
39%
—£
Manufacturing
'
10
10%
39%
L
26 Va Apr
12
9%
39%
1
Rhodesian
99% Sep
21 % May 29
~7%
Rheem
Mar 19
15
31 Va Mar 15
9%
39%
.
No par
No par
Richardson-Merrell
28% Aug
19% Jan
28% Dec
Z
9%
Inc
Preferred
231,700
39%
r
2
51
34% Mar 26
May 29
73
Jan /4
110
87
50c
&
&
83%
9'/a
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass..
Drug
85
39%
Inc
convertible
Rexall
82%
9%
.
Revlon
82
39%
Chemicals
Elec
78%
3.33%
__
37% Mar 19
26% May 11
25
11
44% Mar 14
24
9,400
78%
.No par
Inc
2
26
24
16%
4% Jan
8% Jun
Oct
16Va
10% Jan
16
22 % Oct
16 Va
18
80% Feb
8
20
16%
17% Oct
23
86% Nov
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
11,300
16%
16
Reynolds
34% Oct
7
80%
36%
15%
8
3
5 Va Dec
80 %
36Va
16%
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1
41% Aug 23
37% Jun 11
8
102 Va Jan
102
81
36%
16
36'/a
16%
88% Feb
49% Jan
31
25
80%
36 %
47% May 14
14
116%. Jan
24
80'/a
36
36% July 17
84% Sep 23
50% Nov
25
Oct
80
36%
52% May 21
Jan 28
8
Jun
3% Jun
80%
35%
Reynolds Metals Co com.
4%% preferred series A
4%& conv 2nd pref
Jan
40
'
Aug 27
48% Jan 24
2
97
15% Feb
26
53
6
23% Jan
.r;
48
90
17
44% Sep
2
Mar
29
Jan
2
40%'Jan
80%
Reliance
10% Apr 19
16% May
2
36 Va Jan... 2
:
77%
80%
Co
Stores
Reliance
17
2
34% Jan
5
Bros
Reichhold
18% Feb
2
Jan
Roller Bit
20% Jan
14% Sep 23
6% Jan
2
Jan
Jun
78%
36
Stores_
Reliable
69
53
7
2.
20% Jan
/
16
19
Reeves
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
4
'
/Mar 12
60
Reed
17% Sep
10
6
..
21
14
4
19 % Apr
17
Red
2
12
16% Jan
25
.
2nd
8
21'A Feb
23
51% Aug 30
12
May 28
6% Oct 24
1st
non-cum
Jan
23
Oct
Jan
non-cum
May
18
16% Oct
9
4%
4%
14
12
Shares
1
International
Inc ■.
Owl
the Week
Oct. 18
77%
80%
Inc
18
8
Sep
House
17% Feb
5
Friday
Oct. 17
2.50
16% Sep 18
29% May 28
Sep
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 16
35%
Rayonler
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
18
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 15
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
8
14% Sep
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 14
com.No par
No par
.
Raymond
17
30% Jan
21
10 % Mar 14
■A.1.-——
13%
Random
14% Apr
15
Inc
HIGH
Monday
P^r
Corp of America
1st preferred
Ranco
7% Jan
13% Jan 15
%
Ralston Purina Co
22
38
Va Feb
LOW AND
STOCK
$3.50
24
18 % Aug
9V4 Oct
"
*7% Jun~25
82
8% Jan
13
Radio
18
Oct
Apr'17
31% Aug
7
15% Feb 26
2
30% Feb
Oct 24
87
2
Jan
77
10
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
56
.
20
45
12 y2 May 29
8
Lowest
Highest
71% May 20
28% Sep 10
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Inc
Cola Co
Petroleum
1
.20 g
Co
-
1
*97
99
99
2,200
,
4,900
135
*97
2,800
99
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
8,800
31%
30%
33
31%
32%
31%
45%
46%
46V4
47%
46
32%
46%
24,500
37%
46%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
96,300
36 %
37 %
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
10.000
44%
45
44%
'45%
45%
45%
451/4
45%
41,700
44%
44%
44%
44%
45Va
45V4
45%
45 Va
45 Va
38
10.600
3,600
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
Aeronautical Co
11%
1
i
Inc
Co
13%
27 %
27%
17%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
17
17
17 Va
17
171/a
17
17%
2,500
10%
10%
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
13,700
*17
No par
10%
2.50
<17
10%
10%
10,500
,
i
1,100
4,100
S
26
161/4 May 29
13% Jun 25
68% Oct
22 V2 Oct
8
23
37
,
Jan
4
25
81
Dec
7
19
20% May 21
21% Mar 1
Jan
9
44 % Oct
18
21% Feb
20
Jan
10
183/4 Jan
2
265/b July
5
79
31
8
931/2 Oct
26% Jan
35
Jan" 2
39% Mar 15
May 29
40% Apr
16% Jan
2
10
Jan
2
13% Sep
II
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
18 '/a Jan
2
2
9% Aug 21
2
13% Jan
27% Jan
23% Oct
8
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
3
37
2
18% Jan
9
9% Jan
15
87
Dec
28
Feb
6
99% Dec
31
19
Oct
23
26% Jan
30
74% Jan
5
82
12
3% Oct
Jun
St
Regis
Paper
Co
San
Diego Gas
16
San
Diego Imperial Corp
10
Sangamo
Electric
14
Schenley
Industries
Convertible
Electric Co.
&
preference
g%
16% Jan
23
SCM
59
22
1
Mar 15
86
Jan
38 y«
8
92
Jan
Aug 30
Apr
5
Corp
5 % %
common
97% Jan
103
77
preferred
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
$4
4
8
82
Jan
Sep
33% Oct
,2i ya Jan
4
Jun
Scovill
5% Oct
14
91/4 Oct
2
Jan
9 >
Screw
Bolt
&
Seagrave
Sealright-Oswego
25
Sears
16
6% Aug 22
1031/4 Jan
8
106
May 20
11V4 Jan
22
7
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
18% Jan
3
13% Jun
24
16% Jun
11% Mar 30
9% Jan
2
25 Va Sep
30% Jun
25
45 % Feb
12
34% Jan
30
14% Jun
25
29% Jan
4
183/4 Jan
2
16
43 Va Apr 22
24V» Apr 16
9% Oct
24
23 % Mar 28
11% Jan
2
17 Va May
28% Oct
23
41% Mar 20
34% Jan
16
10% Aug. 2
23%
Sep 13
49 Va Sep
7
7
11
23
Dec
31
22'A Feb
11
16
22%
Jan~15
2
25 V4 May 23
4
19% Jan
7% Aug
8
13 '/a Jan
May 23
14% Oct
19
22
21
24% May
19 y8 Feb
2
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
56
24 Va Oct
24
33
15 Va Oct
24
28% Oct
24
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
50 % Jun
14
62
55% Jan
3
19 % Oct
24
35% Mar
8
23
Jan
2
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
2
2
Apr 19
Va Mar 29
3
Roebuck
20
May 29
Servel
Inc
$5.25
Servomation
S
F
Oil
Shamrock
&
Shell
Oil
21% Jun 20
14
18
Shoe
of
Corp
28
45 Va Oct
17
Simmons
7
32% Feb
11
Simonds Saw & Steel..
22
Jan
7
35% Jan
2
36% Aug 28
50
Sep
3
Mar
3
877/a
1
Sep 20
69'A Aug
7
34 Va Sep
51% Aug
Pattern
Corp
Simplicity
Co.
•
51% Mar 18
(A
O)
54
4
South
Jersey
South
Puerto
27% Oct
24
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
17% Jun
25
23% Feb
16
26% Oct
7
27
Feb
18
11
Nov
r
4
41%
101
100
101
22
*90
120
38,500
12 Va
11%
11%
800
7%
24,400
*11%
7
106
6%
.'20
/
*105
'
10%
:■/
12
7
::
-
10 Va
6%
106
*105
10,400
106
5,666
19%
20
<15%
15%
15%
21%
21%
21%
3,700
35%
36%
35%
35Va
10,100
22%
22%
22%
22%
19%
22%
15%
■Z -:>" 21-
20
12%
13
44%
45
<
8%
Inc.-
/■
13
•ZZ
4.900
13
44%
9,900
45%
3,700
,
.
No par
No par
20
non-cum
&
Co
.7.50
preferred
Ohio
Southwestern
stock
Public
20% Oct
18
Spalding
(A G)
24
67/a Jan
3
Oct
14
Spencer Chemical
97 Va Oct
16
tr
ctfs__100
Service
Co—1
Industries
8% Jan
18
5
Spartans
Jun '25
15% Sep
10Va Sep
4.20%
22%
22%
23
23%
;//• 23%
23%
23%
23%
,
3,600
8%
8%
8'A
8%
8%
8%
ZZ;.': 8%
8%
7.400
J5%
15%
15%
15%
4,100
15
*24%
43%
*27%
15
15Va
& Bros
Inc
1
2.50
Corp
preferred
1
Co
common
6
100
15%
24%
*24Va
44%
24%
-
24%
24'A
45%
Z
28
28
,
33
64%
900
33
33%
33%
45%
44Va
45%
■
Z
24%
1,900
45
45%
6,900
28
28
33 V4"
45
;28
44%
78%
>S 64%
31%
44'%
23
24%
45
28
44'%
28
,
33%
2.200
44%
45%
27,900
81%
41,700
400
82'A
81'A
64Va
64%
64%
*64%
64%
32%
44%
32%
33 y4
32%
33%
10,800
44%
45%
45%
21,400
80%
,
80%
Z.X45
65 V4
66
1.800
64%
64'/4
64%
65%
66 V4
65%
8,400
66%
23 %
68
67 %
68V4
68
68%
67%
68%
36,400
24
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
8,300
55%
56V4
52%
56%
52
56%
54%
55%
4,500
37V4.
37 V4
40%
*34
21%
32%
54%
37'A
37%
37%
37%
37%
6,000
43
35
39
41%
40'A
42%
86,700
56%
34 A
62
20 A
34%
V 56%
>
56Va
52%
*52
VV
37%
42%
34%
21%
32%
53%
21%
32 Va
54'/4
55 %
8%
El.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
Sparton
22%
23%
21%
32 %
52 %
1
5
&
8,300
22%
23%
■
39%
*32%
25
Edison
23%
22%
■.
37%
______:2.5Q
Sugar com
5
Gas
23 Va
67%
*52
Co
Rico
23%
63%
__50 ' -Z
Gas
32%
44 %
23
22 Va
23
E & G Co com_4.50
preferred
Mobile
15%
22 Va
23
20,600
66%
15
No par
Southeastern Public Service Co
5%
22%
23
15
French Labs.No par
(Del)
25.
4.000
100%
22
45%
Railway common
40
29%
99%
22%
44%
Southern
7
29%
99%
36
42%
Pacific
25 Va Mar 19
29%
99
35%
Co Inc..——5
Southern
94 % May
11%
29%
15%
32%
377/a Aug 15
Jan
20,300
10%
21%
80V4
9
1
18,800
20%
99 V4
13'A
28'%
53 % Aug
21
3,900
39Va
20 Va
29%
44%
24%
2
Aug
5;;
i- 39%
'11%
12%
43%
Jan
38 Va Jun
20%
50
13,100
80
4%
40
20%
43%
43'/4
43v
1
39%
20%
13
24%
California
21
4Va
39%
43%
22%
1
Indiana
33% Mar
4%
100
r 33%
*78%
20'A
10%
13
8%
Co
72% Jan
5
33%
80
43
8%
Southern
7
*78%
13
22%
Southern
3
33%
43%
22%
Southern
July 10
80
33
12%
22%
6
80
*100,
33
43
22%
16
68
32%
19%
35%
64%
31%
6
22'A
Oct
21% May
see page
91
15%
'
78%
2
footnotes,
21%
-
'
65
10% Mar
For
35
58
5
19%
35%
34% Aug 16
6
2
90
20
16
35
57 Va Sep
19 7/a Feb
26
91
6%
20
15%
20Va
2
55% Mar
95% Dec
1,600
26,900
*105
19%
15 Va
2
1
42 '/a Jan
13,100
52%
37%
12
106
20
20 Va
19'A
Jan
28% Mar
6%
*105,
15%
50
16
•
106
20
51Va Jan
July 18
'7%
6%
81%
15
3s
12%
6%
79%
5
15
*12 Va
.-64%
32%
2
Oct
12%
10
26% Jan
Jan.
12%
45%
47% Jan
90
12%.
52%
36 Va
29%
98'A
33%
1
24
98%
33
23
9% Oct
12%
53
37%
4%
29%
98%
%;*27%
preferred
23
2
30
5%
<•
% Jan
35% Mar
12%
53
36%
39%
1
lO'/a
29%
98%
1
Corp.
&
Feb
2
28
9%
29%
10
44%
Mobil Oil Co
Socony
Aug
32% Jan
16
-
Kline
Smith
49% May 21
17
40% Jan
4% '
25
Smith-Douglass
44% Jan
22% May 29
12%
9,200
53 'A
*78 Ve
80
39%
50c
Co
13
24
■t *78i/a
4%
10
Oil
Smith
29
May 28
21% Oct 24
7
12%
211,600
'
37%
91
'•
33
45
South Carolina
16
400
12%
60
*90
101
;■
32%
33%
61% Apr
31
11%
58'A
37
205/a
1
Co
Singer
V'Skelly
17
17
*100
Z
33 Va
21
Apr
12%
61%
53
'
39
-^_50c
5
i
53% Jan
59% Feb
12
59%
*100
91
44%
Oil
Sinclair
15
75
12
62%
12%
*
a
37%
20%
No par
Feb 19
Sep
5Va
No par
Co
Feb
20% Dec
12%
53 7
39%
:—.
Signode Steel Strapping Co
2
v
14
11%
61
<
61%
<•
.
Aug
•
Feb
11
9%
:
America
53
- May 29
18% July
5
2,000
42,000
1
transactions
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America..
58
71
36,000
9%
98
Sheller
25
44
10%
57,500
3,800
22%
32%
20%
*Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Mar 23
30% Feb
10%
,
42%
1
Soo Line Railroad Co
Mar 21
12%
10
22%
'
25% Aug 29
50
10
12
10%
22%
9%
2.50
32V2 Jan
26 Va Jan
80
4V«
1
69% Aug 20
May 29
21% May 29
22%
41%
38%
No par
75
36
10
,
32%
29%
Co
2
9
12
12%
42%
20'A
No par
2
May
7,700
10%
5
Inc
Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
60% Mar 20
% Jan 30
37%
23Va
1
1
11% Jan
57
37%
32%
*90
32%
*78 Va
*105
Steel
Sharon
32%
1
Gas
58 % Jan
53
37%
12%
-
20
Corp.
Industries
26
40 % Jun 26
37%
41%
9%
101
Corp..—<
Financial
C
Shahmoon
27
'
38
*32%
61
91
1
12% Nov
31% Mar 30
24,200
10
12%
No par
59% Dec
23 % May 29
38 Va Jun 25
36%
321/4
36%
common
3
50
35 Va
12
10
*53%
Corp
preferred
25
39% Jun
36%
10
1
25
72% Feb 28
300
36
42%
12%
Seiberling Rubber Co
45 Ve Jun
Jun
11,600
93%
36%
22%
3
44
■/ 51/4 July
25%
93%
37%
r#
2.50
Falls
&
26 %
63
Feb~21
.2.0%
25%
93%
10
53%
—
Foreign
Oct
20%
25%
41VT
37%
Co
Mar 12
14Va May 29
16
20%
25%
32V4
12%
Corp—
4
25
Aug
18% Jan
20%
'*93%
-70,600
2,600
41%
36%
Corp of Amer__
Finance Co
Jun
101 % Sep
17
6
Mar
1
14
36 V» Apr
29% Oct
24
320
44%
31%
*53%
100
74
9% Oct
20 3%
25V4 "25%
*93'A V 93%
;
35%
,
12Va
50
*100
44%
10%
9%
9%
No par
25
16,600
95 %
425
39%
62
*90
61%
95%
"375
31%
10
40V4
32%
No par
61
95'A
44%
23%
10 Va
61%
425
43%
44%
20%
■>
95
♦375
'
59
May 28
12
425
433/4
93% Z
x23
No par
preferred
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
Seaboard
4
25%
5
convertible
Scott
Seaboard Air Line RR Co...
14% Jan
*9%
39^
*31%
30
20% i
25%
l2'/4
1
preferred
22 'A Jun
104
12
35c
common
40 '/4 May 29
12
38
61%
Corp
convertible
43/8 Jan
6% May 29
38
1
5%
17 Va Jan
103% Oct
38%
20%
10 %
32% Jan
15% Mar
38
441/2
61%
61%
95%
*95'/4
*325
44%
23%
3
31
36
10'/a
7
9% Dec
35'%
23'/a
31
2
36'%
1
6% Feb
88% Jan
35%
5
33% Dec
23% Jan
25
*93'/4
com__1.40
Inc
25
Jun
93'%
10
Co
22
Jun
25%
93%
5
11% July 30
21
20%
25%
>
5%
1
15
31
18
90
20%
No par
com__No par
100
Co
Schlumberger N V
Foreign transactions
1
2
16
Ry
Schick Inc
10 Va Aug
481/4 Aug
23
Jan
Fran
17
24
77
San
26
IOVb Oct
42% Jan
44%
12% Oct
2
18
28% Apr
53% Dec
44
753/4 Apr
6 V4 Jan
25
10
Schering
58 V4 Oct
23
425
18
16
9
Oct
96
*375
27
14
Oct
96
425
Joseph Light & Power
L
Preferred series A
59%
59%
96
*375
47 % Sep
ll '/a Jan
50
St
58%
59%
95
100
10'A Jun
98 % Feb
24
25
St.
59
100
35% Jan
23
Oct
1.66%
31% Oct
49
% Jan
common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St. Joseph Lead Co
35% July 22
1
31% Aug 29
4V2 Oct 24
42
Sep
24
Stores
4%
3
Jan
39% Mar 12
27% May 29
Safeway
1
22% Jun
64% Sep
98% Aug 30
55 V?
56%
50%
51
50%
33
V /
62
20%
*78
36
33%
62'/a
20%
80
36%
19%
19%
14%
14%
9%
9%
38%
40
*96% 101
37 %
41%
34
...
/
43%
35
21%
32%
54 %
57
,50%
•
50%
33%
337/s
33%
61%
20%
62%
20%
20 A
*78
36%
19%
14%
9%
39%
*96%
80
36%
19%
14%
9%
39%
97%
61%
52
9%
39%
97%
55%
*52
*34
56%
*52
53%
35
'
.
♦34
53%
100
35
600
21%
21%
21%
21%'
32%
32%
32%
32%
55
54%
55%
551/4
55%
58
51%
57%
58
*57 y4
57%
51%.
51%
51%
52%
'34%
34 V»
34%
21,200
62%
62%
8,000
20%
20%
2,800
21%
32%
*2®..
19 A
14%
65%
62
62%'
20%
20%
*78
37
19%
14 A
9%
39%
97%
80
37%
*78
36%
3,700
35,300
17,600
1,400
Z, 6,700-
80
36%
8,300
19%
19%
19%
20%
3,400
14%
14%
13%
14%
6,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
39%
40
39%
40
*97%
100
♦97%
100
7,200
41,700
,
...
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, October 21,1963
.
(1552)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
1
24 Va Jan
22
81
9
1
25
Jan
3
32% May 16
86
Mar
8
82 V« Jan
2
92
4
35% Jan
2
77% Jan
2
34% Aug 26
64
Jan
2
July
5
83% Apr
35 Va Jan
25
Jan
22
85% Apr
15
$3.50
2
12 Va Aug
13
20 Va Feb
14
Standard
65% Dec
5
61'A Feb
28
69% Apr
24
Standard
Oil
98 Va Dec
26
98
% Apr
9
May 29
2
24 J
15 Va Oct
May 29
26
45% May 28 *
Feb
15
46% Jan
2
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
52% Jan
48
May 29
59% Feb
July 17 ;
95 Va Feb
93
8
85
28
22 *
71
25
29% Mar
22
22 "
Jun
31
227/a Feb
40'A Jan
2
liy4 Mar
6% May 29
2
16
3%%
26
Oct
53 Va Jan
9
1
•
Jan
17
$1.20 convertible
29
6%
16% Jan
24
Standard
25% Sep
10% Sep
25
25
7% Jan
21
29
25% Oct
24
47% Jan
29
31% July 23
81% Feb
28
84 Va Nov
28
19 Va Jan
17
•
37
~Feb
6
27
85
Feb
17 Va Feb
3%%
2
38% Aug
Stevens
Stewart-Warner
Oct~22
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
37% Jun
5
15% Oct
26
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
25
20'A May 17
18% Jan
11
21
70'/a Feb
13
50 % Mar 20
62
Nov
9
24
18
25
16% Nov
23
27% May 29
33% Apr
24
31
Jan
2
21% May 29
44
15
23 Va Jan
2
10% Jun
Jan
5%
Aug 20
Storer
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
Foods
3
45% Apr 23
24% Nov 29
41 Va Jan
4
55 Va Jun
Sunbeam
20% Oct
14
19
8% Jan
2
May 29
8 % Oct
16% Jan
24
92
83
Oct
43
May 29
17
Jan
85
May 14
50 Va Aug
6
56% May
7% Jan
2
12% Jun
28% Feb
8
12 Va Aug
13
Jun
27
1385 Feb
12 % Oct
24
24'A Mar 21
15% Jan
381
T95
1559
2
20
May
a
Sep
29% Apr
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20 "A
May
2
49% Feb
25
47 Va Jan;
18
19
-
27
40
2
27
4% May 29
11% Jan
4% Oct
24
16% Feb
15% Oct
31
45
Jun
14
May 29
25
61% Dec
Inc
28'A May 20
Taft
7
42'A Jan
18
Talcott
49% Sep
6
Talon
6
7% Oct
18
Tandy
29 % Jan
23
Technical
30%
30%
30'A
30 %
34%
35%
35
35%
*30%
35 V..
• "
\
Broadcasting
Inc
*83 Va
85%
*83%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
29%
31%
30%
31%
31
33
34%
34%
34 Va
X33%
34
33%
33%
33 Va
,33 %
33 V4
34 Va
33 V4
33%
5,900 '
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
19%
ao%
4,600
20V*
20%
20 %
*19%
20%
20%
2C Va
60 Va
60 %
60%
60 %
60%
60%
60 Va
60%
60%
2,000
18%
18.
18% ..."
17%
17%
17%
18%
18 %
19'A A
6,400
'/a
40%
40
40
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
40
31%
734
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
7%
7 Va
7%
7
17,%-; 17%
17%
17%
7%
7%
531,^
53 va
53%
22%
21%
<£ 9
95
*92%»
9
*92 Va
95
56%
56%
57%
57
57%
38%
37%
38%
37%
39
52'A
52%
52%
52 >2
52 %
52 VA
10 V-
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
—25"
1255
1259
1241
1249
1246
1270
19 Va
19%
19 Va
18%
19
19 Va
19%
800
38%
38%
38%
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
13.900
36
37
35%
36 V
36 Va
37 V»
36%
37 Va
36%
37
5.700
19%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
7,100
24%
24%
*24%
24%
27%
27Va
24%
28%"
52.900
11,900
46%
47%
48
7
20%
5'%
7%
21%
6%
721
5%
46Va
7%
20%
5%
48%
7%
20%
5%
28%
49%
7%
22%
6V3
23%
28Va
46%
22
5%
27%
45%
7
20Va
'4%
24
27%
24%
28
45%
24
27%
24%
27%
X45%
7
20%
4%
20%
7%
21%
6
8,800
24,700
25.200
30,100
224,100
62,900
%
7%
\
21 Va
20%
21
20%
20%
67%
67'A
67%
67%
68%
20'A
68%
20%
68%
20%
67%
20%
68%
19Va
*44%
19%
45
19%
19-%
19%
19%
19%
44%
58
16%
58'A
58%
17%
44'A
58%
17%
19'A
44 -■
19%
44%
19%
44%
58Va
58%
84
32% Sep
23
Texas
Pacific
Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
Utilities
53Va
54'A
53'A
54
36%,
37
37'A
38
40%
41'A
29
41'A
28%
29%
21%
21%
21%
25
44 Va Jan
22
29% Jan
4
23 Va Oct
10
18% Sep
24% Oct
26'
29% Dec
19
24''
Jan
3
10% July 26
14
25
66
Jan
2
47% Oct
11
60% May
Jan
12
88 Vi Apr
6
89 Va Jan
11
25'/a Oct
25
36
Apr
4
24
23'A Feb
16
27Va Sep 19
19% Mar 4
33% Feb
15% Oct
23% Jan
3
25'A Nov
2
24% Mar 13
25% Mar 20
45
Jun
25
57 Va Feb
7
53% Jan
Oct
25
25% Mar 26
16% Apr
28
2
15
26
69% July
42% Feb
8-
20
51
25
81% Jan
2
65
48% Feb
15
44% Jan
2
133'/a Feb
4
9
39%
29%
*39'A
28%
1
20%
23Va
21%
1
*25%
Co
$1.20
Roller
Tishman
Sep
20
Toledo
Sep
28%
25%
28%
25Vh
25'A
65'A
21%
25!
Jan
Bearing
No par
1
24
Transitron
Electronic
2
15% Feb
14
14% Jan
19
34 Va Apr
23
34
May 29
51 Va Feb
8
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52
Va Feb
5
1<% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
May 29
11% J*n
2
15
Oct
24
19'A May 15
17 Va Jan
2
23V2 Apr 18
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
8Va Jan
3
17 'A Oct
Unarco
21 Va Jan
29
Sep
14% Jan
7%
Transwestern
1
12% Apr
3
31
27 Va Oct
18
Trans
10
22 Va Apr
15
Trans-World
World
Financial
common
July
1
Jun
3
11% Jan
22
7'A July 16
63,900
1.700
26%
*10%
49'A
497a
91%
*91 Va
93
*28 Va
11
25
28'A
25
28%
25
25%
65 %
20%
1
25%
65%
20%
25
65%
20%
29%
,
*10%
49%
93
*28Va
25
28%
25'%
25 Va
66
50V*
500
23,800
160
700
13,500
?
93
26%
25%
25
66%
20Va
20%
191,400
6,500
7,400
5,200
6.500
3.10O
3,800
25%
61 Va
21
29%
30
29%
65%
20%
66
<20%
65%
20'A
66
20'%
65%
66%
52
65
66%
17,;>00
51% 52
152
15274.
14,700
3,600
29%
30%
65
20%
647a
20%
65
20%
66%
66%
65%
66%
65%
65%
51'A
151%
5%
51 %
*150%
' 5%
10%
51 Va
151%
5Va
51%
151%
5%
10%
51%
150%
5%
10%
10%
10%
25%
24%
2471.
23%
26'A
26
27'%
15%
16%
47%
54
16V*
47%
53%
16%
16
47%
53%
16'%
47%
53%
21%
45%
21%
45%
33%
7%'
32%
*7'/a
21%
45%
31%
7Va
22
46
32%
"7Va
10%
51%
151%
5%
10%
22%
24'A
24%
15%
15%
15'A,'15%
47'a
53%
,
10%
5%
■
.
48
53%
22
49,000
5%
5.800
.
r
146.800
10.900
7.800
22.100
3,600
1.500
' 23,700
1,000
47%
477a
54
21%
54
21%
50
*45Va
1
1
32
7%
32 Va
7%
32
*7%
32 Va
7%
1
20%
21 VA
21
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
6,500
14Va
14%
14%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
17'A
12.900
26%
26%
26
26 Va
x25%
25%
26
26 %
26%
26%
8,500
*19%
20 Va
♦19%
19%
*19 %
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
39'/b
39 Va
39'A
39 Va
39%
39%
38%
conv
pfd series of 1957
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
20th
38%
39
39
*45'/a
46
47%
53%
21%
51 Va
152'A 152%
5%
5%
10%
10%
*
1
21%
47%
•
50
1
5%
50.
21%
26%
11
26,700
5
$2.50
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co
37
2
20%'
26%
30
1
Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
Jan
200
8,800
217a.
26%
11
64
20%
1
49% Sep
6
55% May 13
43% Aug 15
18.500
41
28%
30
30
1
Inc
'28% May 15
20
14.200
38%
*40%
28%
49%
21%
5
Corp
Pipeline Co
Airlines
2
4
53%
38
40%
28%
20%
-
100
20
42% Mar
53%
,
54
38Va
53%
38%
-__2
Udylite Corp (The)
7
8
110.300
6.200
21,100
64%
30
No par
1
preferred
conv
18% Jan
•?'
J«n
15% Oct
'•/;
67%
39%
2
8 Va May 29
3% Aug
9% Mar
64%
20%
.
91
67
28%
*63%
20%
5
Co
7% May 29
13
Oct 23
1
93
25%
65%
a
\
.
17%
86%
26Va
11
28%
25%
*91%
93
'■
18%
89%
67
29Va
*10%
48'A
91%
26%
48%
25%
64'A
21%
Co
4%%
47%
28%
25«/a
10
25
Transamerica Corp common
4
*10%
No par
Co
Realty & Construction
Edison
Trane
10%
49'A
*91%
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
3
5
1.100
preferred
Timken
5
26Va
26
10%
48
7.50
com
Tidewater Oil common
54% Aug 16
161 Va
36%
Co
Betts
Thor Power Tool
13
54 Va
36Va
*38%
28%
5
preferred
24
73% July
3
Jan
4%
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
17
&
Sep
30%
1
3
24
8
53%
50c
.
Thompson (J R)_
Thompson-Ranio-Wooldrldge
18
July 12
22
15'A Oct
Oct
Feb
No par
No par
Co
common
preferred
Glass Mfg Co
Chemical
Thomas
93% May 27
2
Oil
conv
Thiokol
30% May 31
17
Jun
37% Jun
Inc
Inc
&
85%
6674.
28%
21%
26%
29%
Sulphur...
58%
19,508
2,100
53%
67
Corp.;
5
Producing Co,
33Va-'
44%
58%
18%
40%
28%
87%
67
18% JU11
Sep
'
'
67'A
'
v
17%
Thatcher
910
19%
82%
30
16.600
38%
67
35 % Apr
3,800
10%
1298
"
66%
2
53%
10%
1288
191.:,
80 %
25% Jan
52%
10%
1300
39
16%
1
25% Mar
10%
191/,
66%
27% Mar
52%
52%
1279
9,100
335,000
38%
81
25
10
56'4
37%
66%
19 Va Jun
5,800
6,100
; %
56%
79%
$1.25
.
39
1
Textron
*93 Va
56%
10
Texas
93 %
*
9 v»
s
36%
Coal
6
22
9,200
54%
21%
56%
Pacific
3
53%
22%
9%
36%
Instruments
4
54
'
9
55%
Gulf
Sep
17 Va
:
36%
Texas
58% Sep
17 %
93 Va
Texas
39% Sep
17%
95
Texas
42
58'A Jan
17,%
53%
6
2
165,100
21%
18
Jan
2,000
7%
53%
17
32
2,900
31%
7 Va
22'A
/ 9
8%
•
67 Va Oct
9
400;
v.
31%
21%
22%
9
95% Sep
33 % Mar
20%
7%
Va
53 %
53%
20%
,
2
26% May 29
*20
No par
18% Oct
54
21%
;
46
*45Va
32
7'/a
'
45'a
32%
7%
"
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
15
18
27% Aug 26
Industries
Unilever Ltd
When
23
53 Va Jan
15
38
Jan
2
39Va Oct
15
53%
Sep 28
40 Va Oct
4mer dep
issued'
Foreign
___—
30% Oct
43% Mar 15
27
121% Jan
94% July 24
Jun
34
.
July
1
2
100% Jan
2
26 Va Sep
83
30
101 Va Dec
7
100,
83 Va Dec
13
82 Va
75% Jan
Feb
2
72 Va Jun
29
78
Dec
19
84 Va Jan
18
92
78
Jan
2
28
Va Oct
1
3
59% Jan
25
Dec
4
33 Va Jan
2
87/a Feb
28
8% Jan
Feb
19
,
8'A Jan
2
Nov
8
22
38'A Jun
100
Jun
25
26
88 Va July 23
.
% May 29
Oct
24
2-i
For
80
♦78%
79 Va
*78%
79 Va
*78%
79 Va
91
*90 Va
91
91 Va
*90
91 Va
19.700
9%
35.700
$4
common
preferred
non-cum
Car
Lines
41 Va
42%
41
42 3 h
41%
42 Va
42%
42 7 i,
41%
42%
27,600
Va
33
33 Va
33%
1
Amer__No par
Carton Corp
10
&
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United
Corp
United
Electric
Engineering
United
Financial
20
30 V'b May 22
United Fruit
35 Va Mar 14
39% Sep
United
25% May 10
20Va Mar 20
21V» Jan
2
28
19
2
23% May 16
25
17 Va Aug
1 Va Jan
4
30
Gas
_1
United
Apr
5
United
Park
47 Va July 15
56% Oct
18
United
Shoe
33 V4 Jun
36
6*5>
--
86%
100
1,000
87
87 Va
24%
23%
24 %
56 3f?0
34%
34
34 Va
34%
.135 V«
34V'a
35'A
6,500
16 %
17%
*17
18%
35 VA
*34%
35 Va
8%
8%
8%
46%
47%
8%,
.' 17
17
17
35%
34%
35
8%
8%
8%
*47%
48%
500
17
35%
2.300
8%
27.500
1.300
Mfgrs
Mach
47
47%
18%
19
18%
19
18 Va
18%
19
19 Va
18%
19%
3.800
1
25 Va
25%
25%
26%
26
26'4
25%
26 VB
26,200
20 Va
21'A
21%
26%
22 'A
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 Va-
60,700
lo
Corp
of
37%
38
37%
38 %
37%
38%
37%
3 8'A
37 V2
37%
18.800
27
27
27
Calif
Co
Inc
City Mines Co
preferred
8%
*95
100
87
23%
46%
17%
35
*95
87
24
24%
5
Foundry
Co
&
*
99 Va
87
23 Va
VA
34 Va
17%
35
8%
*94
100
5
Cos
&
Corp
Merch
*94
No par
Coal
United Gas Improvement
United Greenfield Corp
'
2.50
;
United
47.400
of
4
25.
36 Va
24
30
see page
x35%
87
21
footnotes,
37%
23
Jan
Mar 13
36%
86%
Board
28
37%
23
United
1 Va
36%
87
10
2
37'/«
100
Jan
,
36%
5
common
37%
22%
29% Sep
2
900
19.000
36%
87
20
1% Jan
25%
*94
59
7,1 Va Jan... 4'
35% Mar 13
33%
pfd.100
38% Aug 27
8Va Aug 30
30
33%
25%
pfd.100
31
19Va Jan
a
25%
conv
Co
12
33 3
25%
conv
15
Mar 26
32%
25%
1956)
Biscuit
»
32'/a,
25%
1955)
United
9%
9%
9%
31%
26
lo
Corp
10
9%
9%
31%
26
r
of
40% Jan
9%
9%
30%
9%
30%
26%
of
Artists
Sep
1
(series
17
Jan
9 Va
30 Va
*26
(series
United
9
i-
4%
2
28
Oct
91
4%
18
21
17% Aug 16
2
.5
Corp
20 Va Mar 19
2
No par
Inc
2
30 Va Feb
lo
Co
3
38 Va Jan
70
8.500
39%
21
Mar
91%
79%
Jan
56
*90
"60
39%
23'A Feb
64
Va
78%
79%
Feb
Jan
T9
'
40
Aircraft
5
Va
80
United
1
85
39%
8
Jan
14.500
330
102
*83
79 Va
53% Jan
463a Oct
31 Va Oc\j
*79 Va
27%
*101
40%
10
2
41
85%
101
80
40 V2 Oct
Oct
15% May 29
16% Oct 23
*83
39%
5
Jan
,
86
79'A
54% Dec
Jan
is#
*83
*90 Va
Air
8
' 4
101
86
Va
United
17
17'/a Oct
102
*83
*101%
40%
24
29
19 Va May 29
102
87
102 '
79%
43% Jun
32
27%
27%
102
"84 '
39%
r
102 Va Jan
27%
27%
101%
44.800
109
79
31% Jan
112
107%
40 Va
19
20
27%'
41 VA
108'%
79%
39% Jan
23
27Va
200
40%
107%
5 "
Twist Drill Co
17% Aug 20
27%
41
107%
39%
Tank
96 Va Sep
27 Va
28 %
41
107'A
'79 Va
Union
86 Va Aug
41%
108 V*
10
"Tnion
5
40%
107%
,
107%
200
25
Co
4
18
41%
41
107 Va
No par
RR
12
Dec
19.400
Union Pacific
14
102'A Dec
41 Va
Union Oil of California
*
83% Aug 29
May 21
42
9% Oct
113
5.400
,
No par
No par
32% Jun
8% Jan
29% May
14
39%
40%
No par ;
common
35% Jun
33% Mar 11
•,
Co
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred-
39
51%
No par
$3.70
2
Ju~25
2.
Electric
Jan
39%
51%
6%
Corp
$4.50
2
30'A May
41% Jun
Union
3
2
50'A Mar 16
,16% May 28
18Va Oct 24
3
23 Va Jan
/33% May 29
6% Jun
29% Sep
Paper
26% Jan
35% Mar 15
24
Corp..
32'A Mar 13'
39
24
,22% Oct
Bag-Camp
102% May 17
*39%
transactions
Carbide
95
Dec
20 g
i
1.300
52%
52
shares
Union
Mar 14
35
ord
Union
82
-
20g
V
4
25
69 Va Jan
(20 Va Oct 23
,20% Jun 25
Sep 2Q
Sep
27 Va May 29
1
New
112% Feb
85 V2
May 23
.43 Va May 29
89
42
rets ord
transactions
Unilever N
8
Foreign
31% May 29
—
common
47
47
48
V
9CO
.4.50
*26%
Va
*26%
27%
27
lo
20 V4
20
"A
20 %
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
1.50Q
1
18 »A
18%
18'A'
18 Va
18'A
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
12.100
>4.600
1%
2 7'A
*26%
21
1%
1%
1%
25
53
53%
53%
54%
25
35
35 _
34%
35
1
r
32%
5
3
4,800
345%
12.50
23 Vi Jan
24
2,300
145,800
40
Co__5
22
17Va Jan
33%
7,000
Transmission
Gas
Oct
29% Mar 21
33 Vi
18%
12%c
1
11 Va Oct
50% Jan
34
32%
44%
58%
17'A
9
12%
32
20
44%
58%
16%
31 Va Mar
85%
12%
31%
t
6.700
May 22
51% Nov 28
*83%
12%
/
60 Va
;
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
22% May 29
85 Va
2,200
Corp.
Gulf
Va May 29
85'%
12%
3,700
*19%
L
Gas Transmission
6
*83%
29%
34%
1
Material
Texas
141
84
13
35
22%
Corp
Texas
25
11,900
29%
1
11
21
35'A
12%
5
62 Va Jun
Jun
35%
*82%
!
V ""
4.50
49 Va
28 Va Jun
35
28 Va
Co
2
108
1,100
35%
22%
Texaco Inc
'
30%
27%
(James)
4
Jun
*30 Va
22%
Texas
15
30 VA
27%
11
30
30 V*
22%
28
27'/a Jan
7,200
30 Va
27%
20 Va Sep
,63% Jan
3,800
10%
28
Inc
41% Jan
May 29
12%
24%
10 Va
1
41 Va Mar
45
12%
24
10%
1
45% Mar 29
20'A May 29
12%
24 %
10%
.1.38 8/9
52% Apr
83
12%
23%
10%
6.25
25
10
12%
24
,
23
2
21% Feb
10
,.10c
32% Jun
25
%
27 Va
7
37 Va Jun
2,900
12 Va
16% Jan
7
3,400
23%
23%
5
Apr
100
23 Va
12%
26
12% Mar 26
48%
23'A
22 %
TelAutograph Corp
47% Jan
100
*46%
22%
class A
2
57
48 Va
32,600
23 Va
10 Va
9
4
%
46
14'A
23 Va
24
25
15
*
6,100
95
14
23%
12%
7% Jan
29
68%
;
14%
23
10
74 Va Aug
52'/a Nov
68 Va.'
*93 Va
95
23'A
24
21% Sep
125 Va Jan
68%
14%
3,000
23 Vi
12%
2
22
68
*93%
1
34 Va May 29
49
91,600
23%
10%
17% Jan
33% May 29
13 Va July 19
34,200
70%
/ _j95%
25
5% Jun
11
'63%
69%
27%
America.
of
Tennessee
63%
70%
23 Va
24%
59 Va Jan
18% Mar
95
64%
27%
California
of
H18% Aug 21
4% July 22
14
30.600
23%
12%
2
25'A Mar
/■'
95
No par
4
2
64%
22%
Oil Co—
25% Oct
17% Jan
55% Mar 23
64%
23%
*92%
1130% Jan
Jun
29% May 29
65%
7,100
22 %
Symington Wayne Corp
13
Sep
21,200
27%
Co
Swingline
Aug 29
650
13%
23%
preferred—-No par
A
Oil
Co
83%
22 %
Co
<fc
75
13%
27%
Mining Co
Sweets
74%
*83%
23%
g7B
Superior
Swift
74%
83%
17%'
common
Sunshine
1
10
44% Apr
3,200
1714
Sunshinei Biscuits Inc
2
12
&May 14
4
24
22 Va Jun
13
21
Jan
30
31 % Oct
11% May 29
1045
21
Oil
27,300
35%
23%
1
Corp
series
Sun
46%
34%
:1
——..1
—_1
5
_.
Corp—
Sunray DX
15
45%
36 Va
23%
10
1
Corp
Oct
39
110
45%
—1
Chemical
$4.50
89%
23 Va
24%
—1
1
1
11.25
1
Corp
Corp
Sep 20
59
3
2
24
6
Sun
98% May 10
7
43'/a Jan
25 "A Jan
May 29
21 % Oct
1
Corp—i
89%
23%
19:1,4
Corp
Sunstrand
5
10% Feb
15
53 % Jan
25
28 Va May 23
47%
•:,'••
12,300
90%
396.700
23%
:
Propane Gas Corp
2
18% Jan
47%
47%
29%
95
14%
*46
150
29
69%
94
14 Va
18%
95%
63'A
i:
67%
94
14%
47%
>' 32%
Suburban
25 Va Jan
8
67
94
14
2.50
SuCrest
2
21% AUg
67
14 %
H >':»4.6
5
;
Inc
31% May 14
28% Jan
15% Jan
21% Apr
66%
*93%
66%
95
14
common—1
—20
Corp
28 Va May 21
20% May 29
17% May 29
66%
20
Gas
2
32
95 Va
*93',2
Shares
18%
*94%
35%
70%
*95
18
45%
64%
69 Va
1
16
30% Jan
2
95%
63%
.-
Suburban
24
64%
65%
95 %
common
12
5% May 17
16% Oct
9
65
64%
64 %
—20
Broadcasting Co
Stouffer
64%
64%
1
Studebalcer
8% Sep
13%
69%
100
Webster
13
14% Oct
Co
Camp
Container
Stone
13 Va
•
69%
No par
prior preference
Stone <fc
10% Feb
May 29
6
P)
Stokely-Van
Aug 29
19% Oct 18
14% July 12
(J
*83%
13%
13%
63%
Inc..——
12.50
& Co Inc.——:—15
Drug
74 %
83 '/a
12%
74%
84
13
95%
preferred—
Sterling
74%
83
•74%
*83%
13Va
5
1
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
6
24%
38% Oct
Chemical
12
Sep
74 %
74%
84
9514
Steel Co
Pressed
Stauffer
35
Aug
36 Va
69%
preferred—r
15
7
82
/,>
45
36%
63%
—100
1
20
preferred
Stanley Warner Corp
Corp—
1
Starrett Co (The) LS
12 Va Oct 15
24% July 23
29 Va Jan 18
.
convertible
38% Jan
Mar 18
32 Va Dec
44%
68%
'
•
common—_10
31% Aug 12
2
44 %
36%
62%
Stanray
6
43%
35%
25
Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
27% Jan
11% July 18
20% Mar 25
*89%
—7
preferred series A
26
19
May 24
5
14% May 29
Ohio
of
Oil
90%
63%
"
No par
Standard
Jan
22
Standard
Oct
94
*89 %
13%
6.25
com
Oil of New Jersey
16% Feb
22
89%
44
35 Va
Oil of Indiana
Jan
29%
43 Va
preferred
conv
21% Sep
12
24
$3.30
29%
89%
Standard
Sep 20
70% May 13
29%
90%
Standard
65% Aug 16
73%
29%
♦89%
74%
Calif
of
95
29%
'83 Va
Oct.
18 Va
29%
the Week
Friday
I
Oc
18
29%.
com___No par
Sales for
Thursday
95
*94%
No par
Industries—:—1
Inc
Brands
PRFFS
1
1
18%
18%
95%
35
16
95
18
95
Mfg Co
preferred—
July 23 4
45
30% Mar 15
107/a Oct
Standard
18
18Va
97
Co
E
A
23
9
18% Oct
Staley
12 Va
Mar 12
41 Va Oct
21 Va JUn
r
Square D
90
5
23% Mar
25
11 % Jun
76
preferred
29
43 Va May
13
58 Va Feb
81% May 29
39 7/s Oct
81
49
-$4.50
Oct.
17%
*95%
29%
Spiegel Inc common
18
3
.
HIGH SALE
Wednescuy 'i,
Tuesday
' Oct. 15
-
5
10
Kollsman
39% Dec
Sep
Sep
Oct. 14
50c
—25
No par
common
May
74 Va July
50
$4.50
38% Mar
25
Par
—No par
Rand Corp
preferred
Sperry
4
7
25
Sep
24 Va Jun
48
Oct
98 Va Feb
24
Monday
•
'
25
20 Va Jun
Apr
»
EXCHANGE
92
97
Aug 16
90
193 a
12% Mar 26
2
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
10 Va Oct
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
:
1V4
1 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
53%
55 %
55%
56 Va
55 %
56%
17,500
35
34%
34%
34%
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year1962
lowest
19 Ve Oct
41 % Feb
22
95 % Aug
10
98'A Dec
23% Jun
25
32% Mar
28 % Jun
25
47% Mar 23
65 % Oct
Jun
11
73
161% Jan
4
2
8% oct
19
42% Sep
39% Jan
16
18
49% Jun
9Vi Feb
5
8% Jan
23
23% Feb
23
15%-Jan
2
18
31 VA May
10%
3
Oct
23 % Dec
14
38
79
36
Oct
22% Jun
49 y4
42% Jan
82 % Sep
4
81V2 Jan
4
9
40% Jan
2
-May
161% Jan
2
U
12
57% Oct
17
48 Va Jan
2
56
Jan
10
43% Jan
2
Jan
2
157% Mar 28
26% Jan
38% Jan
2
31% May 14
78% Jan
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
17
Jan
U
13
26% May 28
31
31
37% Oct 22
4
17 Vi Jun
3
Sip
Mar 27
Dec
22
150
6
113%
6
Oct
23% Feb 25
July 17
•
22
40% Sep
31V4 Sep
35% Apr
39 Va
42% Jan
18
41% May
May
6
29
14% Mar 23
6
5 V* May 29
34% Feb
2
11 % Apr
2
40% Apr 24
38
4
6% Sep
8% Jan
Oct" 19
337/a Oct
158
38% Jan
24
54
170
Feb
,
34% Mar
6
2
1
40
3
166
24% Jun
41% Apr
8,100
10%
900
19 %
1
*60%
60%
25 %
10,300
25 %
60 3
25%
25%
2,000
.100
*87%
90
_5
47%
common
1st
preferred__100
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref &
preferred
S
Steel
S
S
Co
non-cum
S
S
preferred series A
Rubber
S
Uris
48%
.
%
169%
168%
*88
48%
29VL>
30
29%
29%
83
29%
86%
85%
86%
86%
70
16%
100
69%
70%
155%
No par
preferred_25
Pharmaceutical
&
56 %
40%
40%
40
28 %
39%
6%
40%
%
56 %
156 '
28%
28%
40%
*40 VA
27%
28%
29
40'%
40%
40%
7 %
7
7 %
7%
7
6%
7
6%
39
39
39%
40
39%
40%
25 %
25 "a
*39%
24%
25
1
27%
28 %
27 7 a
28
com_No par
37%
37 VA
17 3
371 'a
161 Va
1st series__35
Steel
Corp
Tobacco
Match
162
A
161%
7
6%
Co
&
,1.900
28%
40 Va
i
29%
29%
14,400
40%
40%
8.400
7%
40.100
7%
7%
7
28%
5,100
300
/ 6%
6%
*39%
40 Va
1.000
25
2,400
40%
9,900
24%
25 %
24%
25
24%
28
29
29
29 %
37%
37 "4
28%/ 28%
37%
161 »/8
161%
♦161%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
16%
52,500
32%
33 Va
28,400
%
162
37%
37 Va
163
*161 Va
34%
15 %
32 y8
31%
32
31%
43 V2
32%
44
32%
32
44
46
46%
47%
47 Va
48
14"8
47 Va
5,100
37%
1,400
163
300
10c
20%
20%
20 V2
20%
49
*20 %
53,700
12.80
36%
36%
20%
20%
21%
36%
36 %
21%
22
36%
5,100
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,500
32%
33
33 Va
Buildings Corp
Utah Power
168,400
*40 %
31%
14%
8.000
56 Va
40%
1
Co
69 Va
156 %
28%
2.50
Corp
Products
840
29%
1
Oil
Va
55%
156
40%
40%'
6%
62,100
68
28%
8
100
preferred
70
57%
156/
*40 "4
28 3
40%
7
6%
69V4
57
156
40 %
27
__30c
55 3 8
155%
156
6,800
87%
17,400
'
28%
27%
1
corn..25c
5
Corp
preferred
55%
155%
28 y8
5
American
55%
156
29 %
85 VA
88 %
71%
168 3 4
29 %
29%
84%
70%
54%
3,400
90
48%
168 VA
30
78%
28
62%
48%
169
common
Co
Leaf
61%
90
,
68%
preferred
Upjohn
168
62
*88
48%
2.9r
Universal-Cyclops
8%
169
61 %
90
48
50
com
Utilities
Universal
168 %
61%
*88
48%
50
non-cumulative
2nd
169%
60%
90
48
common
Corp
Vitamin
60%
8
*88
48%
368%
No par
Min
preferred
Tobacco
Conv
4
1
44%
"9%
19
Convertible
18
36 V4 Oct
Ma~r~20
40%
44
10%
19%
18
16% Mar 20
31% May 29
10
48 Va
*9%
Oct
49
2
*44
32,300
19
Universal
32% Jan
2
10
48%
44%
42%
6,900
Va
10
Universal
55
10 "a
*10,
10
19%
8
31
30%
*44
42 y4
9%
25 3 8
5
28% Oct
30
48%
41 %
87%
170%
9%
18%
13
28%
160'4 Jan
13V4 Apr
41
86%
170%
172
9Va
25%
%> Sep
2
10
41
871/4
*170%
9%
50
19
42% Jan
2
61 Va Mar 14
41%
•
17,200
25%
20% Jun
Feb
31 % Jan
24
41
1
42%
85%'
172
9
*44
2.400
41%
16;400
18%
4
8
24
*170%
9%
48 %
30%
25%
Universal
30
172
9
#44
30%
19
Apr/ 3
Aug
10% Oct
29 Va Oct
Jan
Aug
*170%
9 %
48%
31
42/
25%
■
15
172
9
*44
common
United Whelan Corp—
4
♦170%
31 '/a
100 Va
38%
1%
4
24% Jan
3
41V4 Sep
86%
1
preferred
United
25% Sep
33% Apr
86
31 %
*99 %
25%
U
4
86%
31 %
100 %
5
3
17
41%
Shares
30%
*99%
5
7
Oct
42
50
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp' common
7%
U
16
24% Oct
19%
U
9% Feb. 14
17
Va %
7 °/c
25'
30%
417 8
30%
42%
.
31%
the Week
Oct. IX
/
S
8%
87% Sep
33% Sep
35
99 VA
31 VA
-
S
3%%
U
9
51
139% July 2
23-% May 29
37
U
100
___
preferred series A
Lines
S
4
U
U
14
May
preferred
S Industries Inc
D
-
99v4
85%
4
62 Va Dec
2
86.
1%
49% Aug 26
2
42
30%
a
Friday
Oct. 17
100%
*99%
Sales for
Thursday
313
42%
85%
PRICES
30%
42 %
16
89% Jun
30
31
4% %
24
170
30
99 %
;
&
SALE
Oct. 16
31%
S
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 1,»
99%
U
7
63% Sep
preferred
29%
AND
Tuesday
14
3i %
Oct
:J 20 V4 Aug
27% Feb
3
164
26
July
4 /
60% Feb
23
152 % July
2
22 % May 29
24% Jan.
53% Mar 20
Aug
7
Jan 12
4
•
Oct.
100
9
50l/4 May
4
Monday
Par
Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co___i
—No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
U
3
171
Apr
15% Jan 29
-
i
45 Va Feb
iVzco
4
Sep
47% Sep :-4'.'.'
90% Sep 20
33 y4
2
Jan
48 Va Mar 29
2
8% Jan
36% Feb
25
24 V* Mar
21
30 Va Jan
3
LOW
STOCK
Chemical Corp com__l
D S Borax &
July 19
100
4
Jan
4
164 % May
July 11
10% Oct 23
98% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
32% May 23
2
26
9
105% Jan
24
153
43
24
NEW
1963
Highest
24% Jan
14
Jan. 1,
Lowest
-
Highest.
Light Co!
V
22 VA May 29
12% Dec
33% Feb
1
19
28% Jan
16
May 29
20
28% Dec
31
22% Jun
19% Jun
8
27
22
45% Feb
50%
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
25
24
44
Oct
1
44
24
53% Dec
31
4
37% Jan
14
Varian
32 % Jan
23
Vendo
12
11% Feb
81 Vi
103% July 18
86
Jan
89% Jan
88
111% Dec
19
29
92% Feb
105% Oct
Oct
14
47
May
23
113
Jan
10
Jan
14
94
July 15
Jan
8% May 29
3
21
4
Jan
Jan
21
10
30
104
Jan
1
convertible
4
July
9
88
Feb
20
Oct 26
31
Jan
3
9% Jan
4
5% Oct
24
79
July 18
6% Mar
23% Sep
40Va Jun
Ja~n
57%
25
87
Wabash
6
9VaMay24
25
Sep
25
4 % Oct
19
5% Oct
25
59%. Jun
15
44% Feb
72
lQVa Oct ~24
22
Oct
27% Jan
6% May
Feb~~9
11
9;
3
May 24
Ward
&
6%
14
Warner
17
Warner
31
Oct
5
July 10
.
8
30 % Feb
5
10
2% Apr
12% Oct
2
35
Sep
9
,13% Aug 22
3% May
8
21% Jan 23,
'
Oct
8% Oct 23
'■
40% May 22
Jan
14%
Feb" 20
/ '
39% Mar
95% Jun ~25
87
95
85% Jan
;/
11
3
92
26 Va Oct 22
46
97 Va Feb
19
'
102
16
13% Oct
Inc
1
53% Apr
15
106% Feb
15
98
Mar 12
4.20%
Apr
30
91 Va Jan
14
04% May 17
30 Va Jan
2
Dec
100-% Jan
5
45% Oct
4
32% Dec
4
28
Jan
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
13
29
Feb
21
18% Jan
2
32%
103
8
39
Jun
.
27
Mar
69% Oct
43% Sep
4
Feb
9
28
Jan
2
29% Dec
31
29
Jan
2
39% Jun
41% Jan
4
25% Jun
25
33% Oct
30% Mar 12
May 29
39 Va Jan
2
31% Jan
2
Jun
88 Va Jan
31
86% Apr
19
90% Jan
15
116% Sep
118
25
Jan
Apr
2
110
Feb
2
27
May 16
41% Oct
9
Jan
Jan
Sep
10
42% Jan
90% Oct
29
96 Va Apr
18
92
25% May 11
36% Dec
20
77
24
77
35 Va
35 Va Jan
71 % May 14
29
Oct 24
Apr
5
20
47% Mar 28
87% Sep
49% Oct
Jun
25
25
107
Jun
10% Jan
15
6% Jan
2
Jan
19
21 % Jan
2
17
43 V2 Feb
28
39
Jan
2
2
14
Mar 29
10% Aug 14
29% Aug 13
47% Aug 20
19% Jan 15
Mar 22
34
July 24
47% Oct
27
26% Mar
48
Jun
25
33% Oct
22
57
Feb
16
35
Oct
16
88
Nov
15
87
Jan
2
7
6 Va Jan
2
2
26% Mar
1
5
Jun
Jun
26
125
Feb
:
32% Feb
26
22
9% Feb
39
Jan
20
25% Mar
28
9
31 VA May 29
,20
Oct 23
131% Apr 10
44% Dec 28
Oct
37%
9% Mar 28
30
47
5
29% Jan
22
3
29% Sep
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
62% Feb
5
21% Oct
22
58
8
26 Va Jan
2
75% Apr
36% Oct
Feb
28
Jan
24 V2 Jan
2
28
93
Jan
Jan
7
94
92 Va Jun
25
131
Jan
2
96% Jun
28
107
Jun
25
11% Feb
28
9 Va Oct
9
12
87% Jun
14
166% Jan
4
146% Jan
24
19
Jun
22
14% Oct
85
84
84
21
21%
20%
21 Va
7%
7%
7%
23%
23%
52%
53
25%
25%
25%
5%
5%
7%
23%
23%
52%
■i
52 3 4
85
July 18
Jan
25
Mar 29
'
23%
52 3
1,100
23%
23%
24
24
53%
53%
53%
54%
2,200
52 Va
53
53
5% >.
?5%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
10,600
5%
5%
6 V8
6 %
6%
6Va
11,700
*8% /
/
8 %
66
32
8
8%
,
8%
8
64'/a
31%
/ -15 Va
15%
14%
15%
13%
14%
14%
15%
29
28 V2
28 Va
24%
24%
25
107%
24%
107%
1,600
66
31 Va
28%
109
8Va
65%
31%
14
24 %
8
65%
31%
28%
*307%
8
65%
31%
13%
100
3,300
2.00
6
65%
A
28%
preferred
Co
'
31%
%
i_1.25
28 Va
25%
25%
*107%
108
•107%
.
'28%
28
26%
,
./
300
17,600
".
56,600
/
75,000
28%
2,800
26 Va
26%
107%
108
107%
200
19,400
1
74
74%
No par
*40
40%
40% '40%
38%
37
37%
48
48%
48
48
47%
48
47%
48%
*38
38 %
38
38
38
38
38
38
37%
37%
34%
34 Va
*34%
34%
34'/a
34 %
34%
34%
500
1Q.%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
16,100
!
No par
,
37%
34
<73%
*
73%
73%
75
40%
40%
37 Vz
%
34 %
No par
;
1
3 0%
10%
1
32%
12%
12%
12%
32%
13
12%
12%
12%
*2%
43 Va
3 01
*94
94
*303%
4414
73%
40%
40%
Vi
36%
36%
3
:
8
37^8
36
47%
'
3 Va
13%
2%
14
12%
13%
12 Va
44
72 %
40 3
13%
3,100
'
600
2%
5,100
13%
9,000
13%
13%
*13
2,900
44 V2
43'a
44%
42 Vi
43%
8,000
101%
101 Va
*101%
102 Va
101%
101%
310
*95
96%
*95
96 Va
*95
96%
*93 Va
94
*93%
94
♦93%
94
45
43%
*101%
500
7,000
48
94
43
102%
3. /.
75%
96
*93 Va
43%
3
102%
96
-
'
:
43%
101 Va
43
3
101 Va
96
*93%
•
3
44
100
100
B
/
3
73
40%
.
37 Va
12%
—4
1
__!
43 Vs
44 Va
44%
45%
44%
101%
*101%
10
58,700
101%
102 Va
*101%
102%
10
66%
67 %
66%
69 Va
68%
69%"
28,200
41%
42%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
21%
21 %
14,000
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
Lines
Inc
.
'
40
30%
30 %
30%
30%
No par
35%
35%
36
36
2.50
31%
32
31%
32 %
28%
29
28Va
29
40%
41 Va
39%
40%
89 %
89%
90
90
119
*114%
2nd
non-cum
Pacific
preferred.
Union
RR
Telegraph
preference
—20
preferred-—50
—
convertible
Stores
*30
Co
Co Inc
' Stores Inc
35%
1,400
31%
33
33 Va
33%
33 %
33%
108.800
28 Va
29 %
28%
29%
28%
29%
9,300
39%
40%
40 Va
41
39%
40%
118,100
*89%.
90 %
*89 Va
*89%
90%
98
47
97 %
47 Vs
*84
32%
98
47%
*84
*47 %
48
29%
29 %
*303%
104%
8%
*8%
*28
*103
31
*8%
46
28%
-1
1.28
23
33% Oct
16
Yale
2
377/a Sep
17
84% Jan
2
127% Oct
18
30% Mar 16
18% Jan
2
30
Sep
23
Young Spring & Wire Corp
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—Nopar
Youngstown Steel Door
Nopar
75% Mar 18
51
6
71% Oct
18
Zenith
Mfg Co
—10
32
Va
*8%
30%
28
*130%
8%
8%
31
;
29
30%
:
230
11,100
300
3,600
33,500
44 %
*43%
44%
*43%
50
27 %
44%
32 Va
9
800
300
100
14%
.
14»/a
14%
14 %'
1,300
46 %
47%
46%
46%
6,500
*
8%
31%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
6,300
35
35%
91%
35 %
35
35%
35 V4
357/s
9,100
90 Va
91 %
90 Va
90 Vi
90%
90%
8%
9
31%
28%
29%
131%
*130%
131%
45%
45 Va
45-%
45%
*45
7,200
104%
8%
32%
35%
' *90
*103
27%
14 Vi
.
31%
31%
8%
46%
33
48
47%
104%
28%
45%
91%
47 Va
30%
31 Va
*103
8%
14%*
36
85
46 V2
*27 Va
14%
'
49
85
8%
45%
32 Va
98%
48%
85
27%
14 %
35%
98%
49
8%
44%
*90
98%
X44 %
45
300
33
X27%
'
"
*44%
700
119
32%
85
31%
104%
*114%
33%
48 Va
-
47 Va
31%
8%
28%
28%
*44%
103%
;
29%
103
47
119
98%
48%
85
90%
32%
98%
47-%
*84
•:
*114%
33%
*98
'
85
48%
47%
32 Va
48
85
119'
14%
25 % Jan
Towne
97%
32
2,400
35%
44%
.—Nopar
10c
Corp
&
32%
22
30%
36
43%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—-10
6% preferred
^100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—10
Witco Chemical Co Inc
—5
Woodward Iron Co_^
10
"Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common.—10
4 Va % prior preferred
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr_
Nopar
Wyandotte Worsted Co__i
5
Xerox
32
*114%
22
30%
35%
*14%
5
common—No par
Inc
119
21%
30%
35%
30%
1
.
Oil
&
*134%
♦30
35%
•
-5
Inc.—
Corp
21
24
8
53 Va
31%
16
2
330
3,200
*7%
24
*65%
30% Feb
Jan
84 Va
21 Va
21
4
/
Inc
series
*83%
68 %
18
322 Va Oct
60
•
8%
38% Feb
25
42% Oct
84
8
32
107% Mar 28
27
22% Oct 23
65 Va Oct
16
'
17
106
41%
Winn-Dixie
;
16
15
5,800
♦105
21 %
*7%
65 VA
Co
$4.25 preferred
Windsor Industries
Sep 20
29% Dec
15
11 %
11 Vi
106
102%
Wilson
.
"
May 13
41%
,
1,700
19,000
67%
Wilcox
13
,
117a
26%
23 Vi
41%
$3
'
11%
*105
10
26%
69%
Wickes
12
Oct
81 Vi Jun
11%
105%
30
105 Va
22%
Va
86
21%
65 Va
Co
Motor
*104%
100
41%
White
13
105'4
20
-
41%
Prior
32% Sep
6
32% May 17
136% Apr
8 '
3
42% Jan
Sep
Jun
44
14
129% Oct
'
17
93Va Feb
6
23
8
10
25
,84% Mar 16
-
11
26
.26 Va May 29
18
100 *
23
34% Sep
33% Jan
19
6
Oct
18% Dec
.
103 Va Nov
Sep
May 29
32 Va Aug
*85
8
31
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„____ 100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
Nopar
Whirlpool Corp common
,
5
4 VA %
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)—,20
White Motor Co
common
—_1
5%% preferred —:—'.
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
,
101% May 27
53% Sep 20
Jan
27% July 22
23
11%
105
Westinghouse Air Brake
-10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
32
2
*104%
93%
67%
Western
11
2T
Feb
96
1
4%
30
100
96
*94%
105 VA
No par
Bancorporation
Western
17
21% Oct 24
.25
*95%
96
Western Maryland Ry com—-Nopar
"//
3
80
108Va Sep 24
*91V4
96
*94 Vi
"
24
25
,
93'4
*95 %
__2
Western
21 Va Oct
*91 Va
95
11%
Pharmaceutical—1
Swasey
Air
Western
12
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
240
95 VA
*104%
106%
common
preferred
14'.
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
16,500
93 VA
1051/2
11%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4Va%
preferred
—100
17
42%
108%
95
♦104%
*105%
4.10%
Mar 12
42%
108%
95%
11%
50c
Co
Pictures
Scientific
23
104%
42%
108 Vi
*91%
Vi
105%
No par
Kentucky Coal
Co
Wesco Financial Corp
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
14
104%
VA
42 Va
108 Va
43%
109
52%
W
West
99 Va Sep
95
21%
Knitting Mills
E) Corp
Welbilt
Corp
94 Va Jan
23% Jun 25
May 29
&
4
96
*94
85
Co
28
*9514
95 y2
*7%
(Del
Welch
95%
95%*94
21%
Wayne
17'-
92
—100
Co
convertible
Dec
102 Va Apr
Jan
8
Mar 11
9
92 VA
84%
Warren
Webb
108 %
108%
93 Va
11%
5
—5
2
"5% Jan~31
22
2
31% Jan
36 Va Feb
26
~2%
47 % Jan
9% Oct
26% Oct
2
37% Mar 19
42 %
108%
109 V2
*92
105 %
No par
51
39
May 29
29% May 29
800
VA
42 VA
10
Bros
Warner
*108%
42
26
2.50
Warner-Lambert
42% Sep 20
40% May 28
51
Feb
1
84%
42
24
Waukesha
4
84%
40%
25%
Washington Water Power
33% Mar
•
23%
(S. D.) Co
:
Washington Gas Light Co
32
MVa
23%
3
2
2
84 Va
25%
2
54% Jan
40% Jan
82%
82 ya
22%
Jan
2
19,800
82 Va
81
25%
79
May 29
27,700
77%
24 '
110
Oct"
11 Va
76 Va
25%
2
29
107»
77 Va
25%
14
29
11%
76 Va
15
&
Tiernan
Brothers
$4.00
11
75 »/a
100
preferred
Warner
11%
75
50 V4
23
Feb
>/
10%
75
♦49%
26
Oct
8
11
73
,
VA
24%
23*4 Jan
May 14
Sep 23
10%
104,900
17,200
25%
103
29 Va Apr
18%
23V4
72
'92
20%
17%
1,100
31,700
:•
preferred
Co
Baking
17
Oct
19 Va
18'4
transactions--
Walworth
16% Jun
Mar 11
v.
G
32
20 Va
17%
No par
—„— 5
(Hiram)
Wallace
v/*
19%
17%
1
common
Corp
76 Va Jun
12% Mar 20
25
7
/ 8% Feb
8
58% Sep
5
17Va Feb 20
38% Apr 19
27 Va May 17
105
' Dec 28
3
July" 25
5 VS. Oct
Mar 12
20%
24
17% Oct
23%
8
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
19%
17%
100
Co
Walker
5
19%
17%.
1
4%%
RR
Foreign
21% Oct
100
100
Electric
Waldorf System
Walgreen
Co
23
56% Jun
50% July 29
2
1,500
20%
17 v2
33%
10c
Wagner
30
com—No par
preferred
10
Jan
19%
18%
■
81
Inc
Materials
25% May 13
19 VA
27%
*80
100
2
19% Jan
15%
27%
50
100
6VA%
14%
27%
73
preferred
24
Apr
15%
27%
10%
preferred
Aug 21
108
15
27%
71%
$4.20
Vulcan
15%
27%
10%
$4.12
Vornado
33
14%
28
*49%
17
w:
74
16
1
20
11
32%
14%
—50
50
$4.80 preferred
Von's
Grocery Co
14 y4
2
17 %
100
29% Jun
33%
14%
27%
18%
$4.04 preferred
5
33 Va
14%
com__l
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power
$5
preferred
33%
28
14%
*27%
1.25
28% May 14
16
Jan
VA
May
July
106% Apr
18% Mar 22
106
10
99 y2
97
3
Associates
Co
5%
98% Aug 21
104% Oct >7
36% Jan
14% Feb
3
*33%
1
10
Inc
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
5% prior preferred cal'ed
13
Sep
50i5c Aug 29
87 VA Sep 17
4
26% Jan
23
101% Sep
2
93
16
16
Jan
91
20
102% Aug 24
16 y8 Jun 25
22
108.% Sep
13
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
2
Jun
39 % Jan
40% Jan
53
Co
_5
Victor
40% Oct
Oct
Raalte
7
Sep
8Va July 22
44% Mar 23
39 Va Oct
16 y8
Van
Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
30
16% Aug
2
18
Vanadium-Alloys
30% Jun
12% Mar 20
1
26% Mar
19
25
24
Oct
36% Apr 16
15% Oct 17
3
28% Jan
31%
28%
*
28%
131%
131%
.
8%
/
8%
31%
31%
28 Va
132
9
28%
28 Va
132
200
9
313<8
*131%
1,300
31/8
9,200
28%
8,200
132
60
45%
45 Va
45%
45'4
4538
2,700
38%
39'/a
39%
39%
3,400
38%
39 Va
38%
39%
38%
39
27%
28
28
28%"
28%
28%
28%
28
73%
73%
73%'
73%
73%
74%
74
74%
74%
75%
34%
34%
34%
35- ■/
35%
35%
36
.36%
36
36 Va
*92 Va
,100
93
92%
100%
9%
2907/a
xlOO %
9%
301%
32
32%
302
-
.32%
30%
30%
31
121 Vi
123%
123
26%
26%
92%
v
101
/
:• 9%
,308%
33
31
124%
92%
101
92 Va
101 Va
28 Va
92%
102
Va
*9%
/
9%
*9%
305%
310%
311 Va
33%
30%
33%
3f
33 Vi
30%
123%
125%
126 Va
93
^
102'A
9% I
316
33%
31
127 Va
:
28
'*92 Vi
102i/4
9%
18,000
20,300
130
93 Va
*101V4
2,100
I
,
9%
313
322 Va
900
•
700
5
103,600
Vi'
33%
31 Va
2,100
125 Va
127%
19,100
33
31
26%
27
27 Va
27%
27 Va
28
27%
29
66
67 Va
66%
69%
69%
71 %
69%
71 %
71,400
9,200
•
/
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and
asked
prices;
no
sale
on
Mar
more,
low
and
high ranges are
for new
66%
147,300
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or
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99.13
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7
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99.28
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4
100.2
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NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
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the
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Highest
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in
bonds mature. Figures after
when the
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Year 1962
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
Mar
1976
88.16
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1982
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Sale Price
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Friday's
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Sold
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Low
BONDS
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99%
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1950
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1955
1951
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1978
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•
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90
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1
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1977
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101
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1942__May-NoT;
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1
83
64
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s
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1978
1974
1942
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100
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104
—
2
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1979
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102% 102%
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101% 102
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21
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101
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99%
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83
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99
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20-year
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78
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1952...
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4
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"
99%
5s
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125
125
101
(interest
1926
of
pursuant
reduced
125
Jan-
-
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Foreign transactions
15-year 33As 1969
Foreign
transactions
20-year
--
—
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(Commonwealth of)
3'As
16
102'/a
5%
105%
100
*102'A 104%
86%
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reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
92
91%
*93%
Mar-Sept
_
—
B
to
Central
Stamped
103'A 103 %
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s
1973
99 'A
June-Dec
1978
f
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reduced
GOVERNMENTS
94%
96
100'/a 100 Va
*97%
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__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1941
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.
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Feb-Aug
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adjustmeiit-^-
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•
1,1963
Low
—June-Dec
1959
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Teletype
Jan.
No.
High
Light Co Inc—
4%s
212 571-1253-4
Sold
April-Oct
.-
debentures
f
s
Power
Debt
York Stock Exchango
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
April-Oct
adj
4'As
t
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
debt
Berlin
Wertheim & Co.
1958
6s
external
8•Brazil
New York
Week's Range
City Electric Co—
6'As
Foreign Securities
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Last
Sale Price
debt
4%s
6'As
..
99
Low
§»6'As
98.
Period
High
6s
HA 5-4400
99%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
4'As
Telephone
99
Friday
Bonds
Berlin
New
99%
quotations.
•
Members
99
,
Bid & Asked
Low
1980
99
(Range for Week Ended October 1 8)
Last
New York City
Unification Issue—
3%
Period
All other figures
Friday
Interest
Exchange
4'As
April-Ocf
—
__
99'A 100%
*99
/
104% 104%
June-Dec
103% 104
-—
~
10
v. ■
99
103%
5
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99%
96
100
5
—
3
13
63'A
101
71
107 y4
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
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.
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27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 18)
'
Fririnv
Friday
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Raiivp
Range
Friday's
(State)—
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f
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bonds Jan
$
28
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or
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assented (interest reduced
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(Kingdom of) 51/2S 1974
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6%)
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No.
^0
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•
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■
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Sold
High
*22
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(Republic of) 41/2S external 1977
transactions
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Bid & Asked
Low
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Friday
Wpplf'e
Week's
Interest,>
V
BONDS
New York Stock
103 y4
/ 97%
99
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
(1556)
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Friday's
or
Last
Bonds
Sale Price
Jan.1. 1963
General
High
Low
No.
High
0 I
Jwul-Dec
Financial
T
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96%
97%
340
98%
109%
46
>
85%
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
High
95%
Low
High
96'A
28
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88
99
85%
114
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21
85'A
86 V4
110% 114
126
%
98%
102%
105
87%
116%
Mich
Division first
Louis
3s
1982
2%s 1985
3%s 1986
1st mortgage 3s 1989
1st
mortgage 3%s
1993
1st mortgage 4%s 1994
mortgage
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
64%
84
81
85
92%
92%
91'A
94%
80%
82 y4
76
78'A
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86%
85
78'A
78'A
80%
92'A
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April-Oct
78 'A
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1977
84
56
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80
72%
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97
,
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Iron
&
79 V2
84
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.
84
1970—Jan-July
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1st
1st
68
1
47
,
92%
coll trust 4s 1990_May-iVoi>
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80
84
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Electric
Cleveland
83%
1977_Jan-tfuZy
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4'As
62'A
80
83'A
June-Dec
1993
B
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June-Dec
1993
4s
series
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118'A
252%
197
45
203%
200
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5s
Cincinnati
102
95
95%
100 'A
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debs
1982
debs
and
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97
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s
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Corp—
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91
89
89%
109% 111'A
3s
Co
Mar-Sept
1970
1971
subord
conv
General
103%
97%
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1 eh-Aug
or
Bid & Asked
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago <fc St Louis Ry—
101%
15
■
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81
.
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111
98
81
11
—
102% 103%
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3'As
v
94%
5s
94
Service
Products
City
102ii
90
8
96
*82'A
196b—Jazi-Juiy
2%s debentures
1979
4'As conv subord debs 1987
Automatic Canteen Cc of America
4%s conv subord debs 1981--.
Avco
Manufacturing Corp—
5s conv subord debs
1979
Refining
Atlantic
91
95
95
mortgage
Mar-Sept
Sale Price
Aprii-Oct
3%s debs
Corp
debentures
ities
92%
99'A
28
91
Mar-bept
4'As ser C 1972
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
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'.
;
100
/
'89
1
90
90
100
100 A
96%
94'
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95
94
94
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4s
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Low
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BONDS
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Sold
;
Bid & Asked
4'As
Atchison
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
BOND RECORD? (Range for Week Ended October 18)
STOCK
NEW YORK
85 Va
78'A
101
9
101
88
100 %
103 Va
84
85'A
116
81
87 'A
88%
88%
4
88
91
88
90
B
RR—
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4s ser B 1980
1st cons mtge 4'As ser C
1995
• 4'As
convertible income Feb 1
Baltimore
Ohio
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4'As
2010
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debs
conv
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Co—
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Baltimore Gas
1st
ref
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Baxter Laboratories Inc—
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78
142
95
93 'A
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168
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100 '/a 101'A
109
96'A
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5
3
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100%
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1st
mortgage 4'As 1983—
4%s 1938
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Brown
Brunswick
3'As
Co
debs
4'As
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conv
16%
10
16'A
23 'A
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25
46 %
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7
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94
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debentures
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102
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1984
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10
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98%
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82
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mortgage
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v,
•
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57
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81
81 Va
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73 Va
84
67
9
60 %
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67
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59%
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1
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2055
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1st
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income
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1
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74
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105
87 V8
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21
85 Va
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125
142%
180
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105'A
86
86%
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102 'A 103
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1987—1—1
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4'As conv subord debs 1981
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conv
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Cork & Seal 4%s debs 1988
Mar-Sept
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5%s 1980
mtge 2%s
Dayton Power & Lt first
1st
mortgage 3s 1978
-
100%
6
101 % 101%
104'A
102%
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=
106
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95
105
99
109
91%
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93
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42
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1975—April-Ocf
84%
A
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1965
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96%
mortgage due 1993
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87%
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99 Va
89 V8
19
87
100% 101'A
36
99%
89
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59%
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May
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As series
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 3V«s 1977
1st
mtge & coll tr 2%s
1979
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
1980
1st mtge & coll tr 3 Vas 1984
1st mtge & coll tr 3'As 1985
88
&7%
*97
debentures 1977
4%s
subord debentures
1983—..
Delaware Lackawanna <S» Western RR Co—
New
York Lackawanna & Western Div
First and refund M series C 1973
May-Nov
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81%
85
87
*79
Feb-Aug
2%s debentures
81%
*81%
Mar-Sepf
:—_Jun-Dec
April-Oct
Jan-July
— Feb-Aug
3'As 1965
85 «A
*81%
Jan-July
June-Dec
1978
mortgage
3'As
1982
mortgage 3s 1984
series
3s
-
1974—Feb-Aug
89'A
84%
78
101
3%s
'
1st mtge 23/4s
footnotes,
100%
23
86 Yb
27
'
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110
86
86'A
86%
1988
:
April-Oct
4%s 1989
x
—Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage
4%s 1990
June-Dec
1st
mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
4%s
convertible subord debs 1983
_May-JVot'
Continental Can Co 3%s due 1976April-Oct
4%s
debentures
1985
April-Oct
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4'As debentures 1991
May-Nov
1st
56 Va
-
327
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85
1987—
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82%
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;
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1980
1995
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64
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100
♦100
86'/a
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mortgage
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inc 4'As Jan
series
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39
12
80 7
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1994
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A
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104
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1st
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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debentures
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1st
'
89
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
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First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1970_Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
&
mm
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1986
4V2S debentures 1987—
4%s debentures 1988
1st
_
98 V2
102 %
106
98
97%
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Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'As series D 1996—May-Not>
Refund and impt M 3'As series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
1st
Mar-Sepf
-—__Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures
4%s
111
86 %
'
99
Jan-July
1965
102 «A
1
6
15
99%
99'A
•;
Fibre—
&
debentures
87
Jan-July
warrants
Paper
3'As
—.
—
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1978_
debentures 1982
1982
4%s
debentures
1983
5s
debentures
1985
4%s
debentures
1986
5s
.
•
debs
4%s
96
87
14
86%
86 %
April-Ocf
1992
subord
conv
debentures
3s
114%
85
92
*80
April-Ocf
warrants
subord debs
conv
—April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1971
ww
W
May-ZVou
—June-Dec
Corp—
1984
tfune-Dec
Power (Bait)—
1st
rel
M 2%s series T
1976
Jan-July
1st ref
M 2%s series U
1981
AprfZ-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986—__Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 23As 1968
ApriZ-Oct
3'As
debentures
1976
May-Nov
3'/bs debentures
1979
June-Dec
4'As
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
5.90s
106%
99 %
Consolidated Electrodynamics
87%
95 Va
—
83
114
113
114
104'A
103 'A
104'A 105'A
Consolidated Gas El Light &
91
86
.
47
8 7'A
11
88%
88
*87%
127 Va
40
110
41%
,
117'A
11
123
123
Vime-Deo
1987
3%s series B 1968
5'As conv 1979
mortgage
de
91%
77%
5
'
First
Oerro
106
98%
Co—
N
York
Jan-July
101%
•
105
89%
102%
102% 102%
—
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1995
A
series B Jan
debentures
conv
Central
v
57'A.
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
Central
—June-Dec
1
1965
1976
55
87
102
1023/a
May-Nov
series
8
76%
86
86
96 Va
8
11
95
103'A 103'A
-J-
——
104'A
June-Dec
1991
U
1991
V 1992
series T
139
76 'A
__Feb-Aug
1983
S
series
5s
-A—
R
4%s
■
——
1990
1990
series
43As
100 Va
1986
1988
O
66
63%
*60
June-Dec
Ry 4s 1981
debs 1978
3'As
subord
conv
99'A
100%
*100
Mar-Sept
y
——June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
—June-Oct
-June-Dec
—June-Dec
1987
N
series
4%s
85 Va
78
77%
73
v
„
Ohio
&
76 Va
80%
80%
80%
Jan-July
(perpetual)
transactions
Cllnchfield
series
5s
87
4s
debentures
Foreign
Case
84'A
—
Pacific Ry—
consol
Carolina
*85%
June-Dec
1976-
3s
94%
102'%
*_-
102
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
;
1985
1986—.—
3'As
c
first
Power
93 'A
,
Mar-Sept
Aprii-Oct
fune-Dec
May-Nou
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1977
1972
B
C
3s
114%
105
184
106
105
series
3s
101%
96%
84 V8
114
series
2%s
99
94
4
Edison of New York—
mortgage issues—
A
1982
3%s
Electric
92%
92
7
92 '/4
;
104% 104%
——
104%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
7—ApriZ-Oct
1—April-Oct
series
2%s
>
California
90%
refunding
&
1st
85%
95
*100
105 Va
series
series
3s
mortgage
Consolidated
97%
84
*96 Va
1975_Mrtj/-Nov
June-Dec
90%
91%
4
•
1977
1978
1999
L
N
sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s
f debentures
2001
mortgage
3s
*79%
Ju?i-July
1981
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%b
Burroughs Corp 4'As conv 1981
89%
53
97'A
16 'A
84%
'
1981
subord debentures
Edison Co—
First
97 Va
94
conv
First
51'/4
513A
Jan-July
1971_
-
50
50
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1980
92
92
.
5
'
5s
3s
mortgage
90'A
91%
:;
4
—
90 Va
Mar-Sepf
3%s
104 %
V
—ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
Commonwealth
\
I
mortgage
*88'A
—.-
_
3%s 1986
4'As 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
106
84%
87
*86
—
1977
D 1979__
E 1980
F 1981
G„ 1981
C
1st
88
84
RR—
mortgage
series
debentures
1st
92 %
90'A
series AC 1967_,
Mar-Sepf
,»Inc mortgage 4'As series A July 1970_May-ZVoi>
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968--.
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976
Jan-July
First
debentures
3%s
152
33
88%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
3'As debentures series
Jan-July
3%s debentures series
Mar-Sepf
3%s debentures series
April-Oct
4%s debentures series
April-Oct
5s debentures
series I 1982
April-Ocf
4%s debentures series J
1983
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures series K 1983
May-ZVou
5 '/as debentures series O 1985
April-Ocf
5'As subord conv debs 1964
—May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sept
1st
mortgage 3%s 1983
Mar-JVou
debentures
3s
'
Boston <fc Maine
System Inc—
series A
1975
series B
1975-
3s
86
146
102
—Jime-Dec
.
3A
81
82
103% 104'A
1033A
Mdr-Sept
av.
••
73
HO
110'A
Jan-July
Airplane
V-
92 3A
*94
May-Nov
June-Dec
1977
Co 4'As conv 1980
Borden (The) Co 27As debs 1981
4%s sink fund debentures 1991
*
72
146
23As series I 1970
Jain-July
2%s series J 1976
May-JVoi;
mortgage 3s series K 1979——Tdn-July
'As conv debentures 1980
May-Nov
■
9
79
mortgage
.3
88 %
87'A
Consol
Boeing
78 '•a
'
mortgage
Consol
76%
71%
72%
Corp—<•
Consol
77
68
87%
76%
April-Oct
1981
47/8s debentures
Bethlehem
68 Va
15
75%
-*
debs
5s
Finance
90
46
;.
39%
*89
76 %
-
1982
debs
subord
conv
81%
77
75%
„
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
3s
M
.
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
May
Jan-July
mtge
1st
41
90 'A
102%
55
63
13
28
41
41
31%
43 Va
51
51
43%
54 Va
*44
48
37
49 %
87
89'A
94
96
*87 Va
—
*84%
—
*79
*76%
♦78 Va
*82%
*^_
—
—
—
94
"
.
Number 6309
1S8
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1557)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD ; (Range for Week
Friday
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Low
Denver
5s
Industries
Dresser
4s
Inc
_Feb-Aug
4Vis debentures
87
90
92
4s
,90:%
*
debentures
4%s
Corp 23As
84%
92
92
13
;
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78%
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91'a v:
5s
93%
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4%s
78'A
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■
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1
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mortgage.
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74%
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73:!4
78
series
consol
mortgage
mortgage
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16
123
124
98'A
142%
96%
97%
37
96
99%
83%
83%
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86
Indianapolis
77 Vb
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Co
1st
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mortgage
1st
3'As
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Mar-Sept
*__
79%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
*83%
*
1st
92%
79 %
l,
92%
79'A
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100%
97'A
106
3 Vis
104
4%s
106 Va
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•
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First
First
First
•
5s
Ohio
105
106%
39
108'8 108 Ve
2
101
107%
90%
101
1
90%
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4
79'A
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80
18%
78
_Jan-July
1989
82
82
74%
—
82
79%
__
84
—
79'A
79 Vb
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83
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90%
91'4
91%
100
100
101
101%
91
99%
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103
101'A
104%
101'A
5
104
101
103',,
102 %
88 3A
87'A
5
2
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102%
196
192
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100
1979—May-Nou
—Feb-Aw0
Chemical
106
101%
104 VB
101
44
1193A
Corp—
1977
Jan-Julp
115% 116%
164
.
debs
1981
Feb-Au0
135
—ApriZ-Oct
103 %
Feb-Atty
134 %
136
45
125
148
266
'83—May-Nov
270
8
233
288
9
101'A
104'/a
105
118'%
181
103'4 103%
177
181
Pipe Line Co—
series
debentures
f
88 y2
86'A
__
*79'«
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
debentures
s
86
85'A
85'A
■
Power
mortgage
Co
1977
A
Mar-Sept
1987
Jan-Julp
33As
*99 %
tfan-July
1978,
90 Va
88
-90%
___'__jau-Juiy
99%
101 »A
90%
__
,92ya
24%
77
1st
87
85%
*82
Jan-July
1987
Department Stores—
subord
debs
1981
Interstate
102 (A
85%
*88
^Mar-Sept
1981
47As conv sub debs
fund
debs 1987
Oil
85%
*85'.,
1972—Mar-Sept
St Tel
f
s
80% '80%
*85:,u
*82
Mar-Sept
subord
%
85%
—
1981
&
80
_Mar-SepZ
—Jan-July
conv
3'As
92%
101
*101% 101%
17 7 a
1033A
104'/»
103
■
1986_Ju?ie-Dec
1982
Credit
B
Minerals
sink
Interstate
108 Va
100%
102'A
4%s
106%
88%
I-T-E
Jan
A
ser
100'A
100'A
5
99'«
Feb-Aug
1980
I
series J
subord
lei
Interstate
2015 Apr
consol mortgage 3Vis ser E 1964—April-Oct
consol mortgage 3'/sS ser F 1990—Jan-July
consol mortgage 3Vbs ser G 2000—Jan-July
income debentures
Jan
1 2020_T_April-Oct
division first mortgage 3'As 1971__Mar-.9epf
4'As
inc
Gen
995
97:,4
Jan-July
1988
conv
conv
1984
1989
4%s series K
4'As series h
series
International
Co—
Railroad
Erie
"5
103'4
4
103% 103 %
May-Nou
1980
debs
conv
Harvester
debs
Intern'l
106'A
92
101
95'A
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1974—May-Nou
Ry 2'As series C
3.20s
mortgage
mortgage
/St
94
88
——
mortgage
1st
'
89 Va
87'A
—
■
98
Afar-Sept
92'A
79 (4
10
89
*
Steel
mbrtgage
1979
F
G
mortgage 3%s series H
sink
fund
debentures
1st
92%
_Jan-July
May-Nou
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
Ekco
Products Co 4.60s
1987
_Feb-Au0
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
Afar-Sept
£1 Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
ApriZ-Oct
5s
stamped
1965—
ApriZ-Oct
99
--
1979—May-Nou
C
series
series
June-Dec
B
'
*76%
-Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
1981__dan-July
A
ser
series
33As
Union
77 Va
94
■
1973—.
debs
.Jan-July
1978
series
33As
mortgage
96%
128 % 130%
.
B
mtge 3%s
Consol
Corp—
Steel
1986_
High
907/a
100
'89%
72'/a
*72%
96'A
Low
81%
86%
130 %
Jan.1,1963
No.
2x8
80%
75%
—Jan-Julp
debentures
Range Since
Sold
'
103'
Jan-July
1987_
..
Industries—
subord
conv
Bonds
"
10i)% 100 (a
Jan-July
Jan-July
29
I
*96
—Jan-July
1984
f
.
__
*98
aZune-Dec
1982
debentures
4.90s
subord
Hi^h
257
204
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debentures
Foods
5s
Stainless
Friday's
■'
Jan-Juiy
_
International Silver Co—
conv
or
Bid As Asked
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
4%s
E
5s
1970__
1978
debentures
4%s
81%
77'A
257
257
86'%
91
80
*77
94%
3.65s
Eastern
Sale Price
1968
debentures
87;'{
—
*85
_Feb-Aup
Light Co 23As 1977——
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979—
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980—_—
1st
mortgage 3'As
1982
—-—
1st
mortgage 3%s 1983_
1st
mortgage 3'/es
1984
1st mortgage .3'As 1986———
1st
mortgage 3%s 1988—
1st
mortgage
4'As
1989—
5s
s
f
debentures
2010
Duquesne
-
*88
*89%
April-Oct
~
debs 1982 _Jan-July
Afar-Sept
1977-;
conv
Last
Period
--
1977
debentures 1978—
Co 3s conv sub
f
s
Finance
Consol
Chemical
Interest
Exchange
T-"w
A
debentures
subord
conv
Dow
New York Stock
190*3
Week's JRa nge
High
Aircraft Co Inc—
Douglas
4s
Low
No.
Household
(3 'ic fixed
1(0
contingent interest) 1993—,——_Ja»-July
Income mortgage series A 4%%
2018
April
Denver <St Salt Lake income mortgage. (3%
fixed
1%
contingent interest
1993)—Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
May-Nou
3'As
convertible debentures
1969
Feb-Aug
33As convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Gen St
ref 27As series N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen St ref 3 (is series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995-Jurte-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23As ser B 1976_Afar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
April-Oct
mortgage series
First
Jan. 1,
Sold
RR—
Western
Grande
Rio
&
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
r
High
Ended October
Friday
..
Friday's
Bid <fc Asked
t, T'1 1* If ,,T
38%
39
16
34
38%
39
15
33 »A
15%
15%
48
12'A
19%
67
76
1980
4'As
1982
conv
*75
75
ApriZ-Oct
92%
93
1976-.Mar-Sept
1975—.
Mar-Sept
84'A
84%
*91 %
75
92%
15
96
41'A
15 3 a
3s
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413A
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70
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Joy
Central
Power
Light
&
2%s
debs
3%s
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70
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90
4
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Family
Fansteei
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Tire
Florida
25As
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Worth
31
104'A
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103%
88%
90%
89%
90
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92%
102
13
90%
76'A
104%
debs 1979——__ApriZ-Ocl
4%s 1980
i_Jan-July
95'A
1982
Ry 4%s
& Denver
2011
A
70'/a
103
49
49%
68
30%
95%
95%
75
93 3A
95%
95%
1
91'A
34%
9
81'A
fuhd
sink
1st
Dock
Gen
4'As
of
Co
4s
_Aprll-Ocf
1976.
conv
1987_June-D°c
debentures
1976_Afay-Nov
Corp 3%s debentures
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
2%s
debentures
1964
*185
General
Electric
debentures
103
93'A
93(4
'90
170
'
90
514
98
2
93
104% 105
95%
Coal
1980
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
Mar-SepZ
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101% 102
101
101
Motors
Shoe
General
3'As
Corp
debs
1980
3.20s
4Vis
General
Rubber
&
Tire
4%s
Co
107
104'A
95%
98%
104 Va
105%
15
105%
10.7 Va
26
101%
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78
101
7
94
91 '/a
167.%
167(4
164
169 Vn
75
168 Vi 170
93'A
93%
28
144
87
5
93%
177%
96
,
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101%
106
101 »A
10
102
4%s
Co first mtge
f
s
1985
debentures
Co 3Vis
Grace (W Ri &
conv
Union Company 4%s conv
Grand
(W
Grant
43As
Co
T)
Northern Ry
Great
debs
series
General
5s
4Vis
General
1973_
C
series
interest
2003
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F
interest
contingent
4'As
5s
interest
contingent
contingent
2003
5%s
subord
4%s
conv
(The)
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72%
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Western
r
35
;
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4%s
3'As
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73
54
71'A
88
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June-Dec
153(4
1st
•
&
ref
debs
inc
5s
series
3%s
M
series
States Utilities
Gulf
1st
April
April
88'A
72%
3s
debentures
1st
mortgage
1st
1st
mortgage
1st
1976
mortage
81
6
65%
1976
85%
80%
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64%
122'A
"e
*
_
_
87(4
,
1969—.
Jan-July
"—
33/aS 1981——
3'As
1982—
3%s 1983—
*92%
June-Dec
1979
1980
80%
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80%
5
79(a
82
92'A
80%
80 5 «
May-Nov
98
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4Vis
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5s
6s
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conv
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mtge
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i
J
subord
of
debentures
1981
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305
Jan-JuZy
305
152
300
279
98%
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117
Jan-JuZy
92
99'A
77
11
tr
footnotes,
see
1972
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43
92%
2
288
263
95%
305
115
page 31.
85%
65
63
56%
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184
238
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189
7
98
12
98
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100
102%
101 % 103%
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91%
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102
93
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93'A
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72
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75%
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1978
debentures
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103
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1977
5y«s
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debentures
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Co
subord
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&
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conv
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100
102 :il
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,
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85
85
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86'A
88
fund debentures 1980
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Realty Corp 5s 1977
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Feb-Aug
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McDermott (J Ray) St Co—
5s conv
subord debentures 1972
;—Feb-Aug
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86
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,
debentures
85'A
109 (A
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1984
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first 4'As
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98%
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second
div
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3'4s sink fund debentures 1978
1976—-Mar-Sept
48
100
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1982
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mortgage 4%s
1987
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America—
coll
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:
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conv
first
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conv
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fund
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1979—„—May-Nou
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103'A
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101
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refund
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1982
1987
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74
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mortgage
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2
72
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mtge
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114
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1980
debentures
fund
St
Louisville
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trust
of
1962
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4%s 1987
77
88%
72
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25/8s
3s
mortgage
A
2015
2044
1980
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57 3A
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sink
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50
1
mtge 33A? ser F 2003
ApriZ-Oct
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60
134
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152
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4%s
1st
subord debentures
54
14
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103%
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—
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debentures
1978
:
April-Oct
Louisville
107%
99%
73% ,77
68
74%
—
77
63
3%s
104%
104%
108
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63%
6
59%
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1980
conv
3.75s
Corp
4Yas
Gas
sink
^_Mar-ScpZ
»
1976——-
debentures
Inc
Aircraft
debentures
4.50s
Lone
106
103'/a
1'
103 '/a 103 (a
201'A
95
73
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Lockheed
1976
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subord
conv
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debs
subord
100 VA
73
interest
„
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70
59%
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4s
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98
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105%
153 »A
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65
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2003
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5'As "conv" subord debs 1976!
Mar-SepZ
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•
98%
102%
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series P 1982
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1976
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3'/aS
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conv
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mortgage
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1978
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5s
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sub deb '75—Afay-Nov
104
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ref
Lorillard
(B F)
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103%
102
1968—_Ju«e-Dec
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&
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o
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91%
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1979
:
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96
95%
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106'A 106%
101%
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fixed
5s
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1981
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Co—
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South
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96%
debentures
1983
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110
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58
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to 1984
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tp 1974
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99%
92
debentures
debentures
96
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99
99 'A
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1979
debentures
4s
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1977
debentures
5s
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1972
1975
debentures
3%s
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1969
debentures
3'As
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Co
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3s
income
5 Vis
Co
114
197
102 (A 103
1976-Jan-vuZy
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Valley
Lehigh
155%
108
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1984
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debs 1981—Afay-Nov
debs
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4
128
39
150
Texas—
debentures
subord
Transport
Amer
debs
conv
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American
conv
150
RR
&
fund
St
sinking
Lake Shore
4%s
86 (A
85 (A
__
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101
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84%
79
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debentures
85'A
85 (A
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95%
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Corp "3%s
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76
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Michigan Ry
4s
1990
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1978_
1
—June-Dec
1st
mortgage 23As 1980
;
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Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
—April-OcZ
114
101
—
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90%
Jan-July
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2011
inc ser
A
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
104
1980__—___April-Oct
debs
101
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104 Vi
Co—
series
5s
mage
104
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conv
102'A
—
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debs
mtge 5'As conv
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1981—s
5s
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4'As
Co
East
1st
Fort
.
1976
1977
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2nd
Board
Paper
debentures
3'As
•
April-Oct
Finance Corp 5s 1981
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subord debentures
conv
Firestone
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1972
Jan-July
sink
4%s
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
1980
Si Scott
4Vis 1975
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
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108
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116
,
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117
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a
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Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's Range
Sale Price
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or
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6s conv
subord debs 1975
----.May-Woe
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 234s 1974
L.Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
—
_April-Ocf
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988—
.June-Dec
4%s debentures 1991
•---Jan-July
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969.
.Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/aS 1969
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1st mortgage 334s 1969
Jan-July
334s sinking fund debentures 1967—
209
221
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•
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98 %
92 %
92%
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•
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85
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1981
5%s subord debentures
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Essex first gtd 3%s 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Morris &;
104
103
103
105
104%
Olin
105
103
106%
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1980
conv
Louis 3s
1986—Feb-Aug
1976—Map-Nov
National
Biscuit
434s
debentures
1987
April-Oct
National Cash Register 434s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 334s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1976;
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures
1992
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 434s debs 1983—Map-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp
1st 3%s 1982
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1st
mortgage 334s
1986
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1st mortgage 4%s 1989.
June-Dec
Chat
St
&
Airlines
National
6s
35%
44%
74%
5
74%
85
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Feb-Aug
1980
conv
1977
debentures
fund
44
77%
88
334s series
I
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5%s
71%
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series
J
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series
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1982
1974
101
107
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3%s
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19
100
104
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New
York
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RR
4s
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trust
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1980
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&
mortgage
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100
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1982
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s
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1983
debentures
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1976
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series
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1986
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1978
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A
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Hartford
4%s
conv inc
1993
1994
69%
Y
&
N
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first
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consol
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&
ser A
gtd
1986
71
debentures
1987
98
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&
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13
55
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46%
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series
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mortgage
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and
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general & ref 5s
4%s
ref
series
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78%
13
78 %
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8534
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83
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96
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5
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debentures
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f
debentures
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103%
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s
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debentures
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s
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90
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3%s series
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99%
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80
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96
9034
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95
86
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Central
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&
85%
•
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85%
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conv
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5534
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9534
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mortgage 4s 1988
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mortgage 4%s 1991
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———.
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83%
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States
(Minnesota)
first mortgage
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225
80%
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9534
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116
87'/a
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231
225
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Feb-Aug
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mortgage
6s
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_
■'
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Interest
BONDS
Since
1,1963
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•
.
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BONDS
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..
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 18)
NEW YORK STOCK
:
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30
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88
8834
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89
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—
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198
Volume
.
.
.
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BONDS
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Exchange
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or
Bonds
Jan.1,1963
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1
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165
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,
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94
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165
165
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or
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Last
Sale Price
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No.
High
Low
Interest
BONDS
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Last
Interest
■
31
(1559)
Chronicle
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gold
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32
82
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83
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91
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„
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—
120
104
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debentures
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80
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110
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70%
239
93
105%
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Corp
36
45
58 Vi
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100
102%
53%
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1975
debs 1983—April-Oct
conv
54%
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102
107
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Union
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84 Vi
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series
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Union
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1979
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107 Vi
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109
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Stokely-Van
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&
ref mtge
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&
ref
1st
&
ref mtge
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RR
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conv
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93
94
12
92
84 Vi
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debentures
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89%
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capital
5%%
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conv
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notes
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RR
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Assn
of
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—
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99
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116
3
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74
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87%
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39%
Feb-Aup
39%
92%
Vi
39
*86
]
97%
84%
*91%
Wheeling
3%s
Steel
98%
61
61%
12
57%
59%
59%
60%
30
571/4
63
98%
4
95%
99 Va
98%
98
101% 101%
.
*80
77
89 %
*89
81
80
9734
104% 105
*—
Mar-Sept
1992—Mar-Sept
debs 1975——^May-Now
81
1013%
98
25
29
1007/0
1021/4
*100
105
631/9
79%
*81
2%s 1971
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
y
First mortgage 4s series A 2004fan-July
• Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 25/8S 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3 Vis 1971
Jan-July
100
98
3
98 Vi
RR 2%s A
conv
933/4
61%
'
Wheeling & Lake Erie
803/s
98%
A 1981_Jan-July
——--¥ay
1987—Feb-Aug
99
80 Vi
23
97
91
~97%
*80%
97%
107 Vi
88
88%
'
'91
77
2
77"
77
90%
8
881/4
93
86%
1
91
■
*97
90%
97
99
*83%
120% 121
125 Vi 129
i*105%
3Q
83 Vi
*78
"
17
65 Vi
73%
33
57
72
83%
84 %
92%
95
—
93
93%
*81%
—
*93 %
95%
—
-
109
127
—
80
Deferred
106
included
125 Vi
169
not
104 %
~7
105%
94%
91
delivery sale not included in the year's
range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range,
y Ex-Coupon.
in the year's
included
in
_
f Companies4 reportedas
being in bankruptcy,
*—
87
79
80
•
Bonds
selling
flat.
•
101%
101 Vi
102%
range, d Ex-interest e Odd Jot sale
included in the years ra g . r Cash
receivership, or reorganized under
current
82%
80
80
& Power 2%s 1976——Jan-July
Sheet & Tube Co—
mtge 4%s series H 1990—.—
—April-Ocf
Elec Lt
104%
22
—
94 Vi
92
94%
73%
64%
—
♦101% 106
—
63%
100
91%
72%
63%
—
Louis—
27/as series D
78
90%
85
96
98%
99%
100%
101 Vi
97%
<•
94
89 Vi
—
95
*__
101%
99 Vi
20
—
-
*
Refund
78
85%
86
*76%
April
April
Feb-Nov
/
income
a
(James)
—
90 Vi
*82%
93
86 Va
84%
5
*78
Jan-July
82
114
—
*87
Jan-July
1982
Western Pacific RR
1st
senior
90
84%
Youngstown
5 Vis
i
3
*82%
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-fuly
General mortgage 3s 1979
—May-Nov
West Penn Electric
3%s 1974
May-Now
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
Yonkers
Talcott
104%
101%
90
49
89%
87
99%
•
1982
98%
93
Washington Terminal
Westinghouse Electric Corp
*99% 101%
May-Now
Corp—
series A Jan 1981
income
4s
income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Gen mtge
103%
*97%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Now
Jan-July
Wayne
87
94
96
~
77
Go—
105 Vi
15
88
87%
Map-Nov
6ymington
Z
84%
Map-Nov
1995-
B
1003/4
104%
Sunray
1973
41
76
and ref mtge 3%s
103 3/i
102
99 Vi
debentures
96%
101% 102 %
96%
84 %
& ref 4s series
8
100%
27ss
161
85
93%
77
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
40
22
88
series
3s
Ry
5s 2003
Co 3%a series
debentures 1984
Western Union Teleg Co 5 Vis debs
102%
99
DX Oil 4 Vis debs 1987
T
Oil Corp 2%s
debentures
1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
1
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 4971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
96%
101%
ser C 1973_April-Ocf
F 1983
Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aup
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
1st lien
81
90%
*99
1982
mtge
84%
86
Mar-Sept
conv
r'..:
132
88
*94
debs 1980
—Mar-Sept
Power Co—
E 1975—.—Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
2%s series G 1979June-Dec
2%s series H 1980
Mar-Sept
3%s series I 1981
June-Dec
3%s series J 1982-.
April-Oct
1247/s
13
Sun ray
4Vis
763/4
86%
Inc—
subord
1973
.
Wilson & Co.
_jan-July
1982_
debentures
3%s
105
,7 -
192
146
*87
&
ref
82
—
88
142
146
mtge 2%s series
&
110
17
103% 103 Vi
101 Vi 101%
Jan-July
1974
Chemical
Stauffer
83'A
86
1982
4
2%s
6
78%
116% 117
102
April-Oct
Vis debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
Standard
77 Vi
♦82%
77%
105 %
101 %
.
68
104%
*100
*85
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1985
-
4%s
California
of
debs
1983—
5Vis- debentures
Standard
2%s
Tell
debentures
106
103%
.V':
subord
Electric
1st
5%s
Southwestern
*102% 103%
103%
1033i
104%
168%
86%
*100
1977—May-Now
Northeastern RR 3%s
Orl &
.!•.
—
106%.
Jan-July
1996
5s
66Vi
-
150
—
77%
mortgage 2%s
100 3/4
104
w
32
100%
100 Vi
*87 Vi
series E 1986—
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996
-'-Jan-July
Frist
mortgage 5 Vis series H 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-VnZp
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988—
Feb-Aup
Carolina div 1st gen M 4% ser A 1988—fun-Dec
First
First
New
—
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
101%
238
231
*68
*140
Mar-Sept
1977
1969—
—
1969—
debentures 1976
subord
conv
Virginia
Virginian
*230
Southern Pacific Co—
First
1031/4
98 %
*101% 102%
108
58
.
Co—
99%
10
98%
913/4
~4
101 Vi 101%
104
92%
1011/4
91%
98
98
Co—
83%
Indiana
101%
97
98 Vi
*91%
AprZZ-Octi
,__Map-Noyf
April-Oct
.—Jan-July
subord debentures
conv
99%
convertible
3 Vis
973/4
%
92%
*91%
*99%
of America—
Corp
3 Vis
101
98
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Ry
2%s-4Vis 1994
Van-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973_June-Dec
<
Southern
91
94
863/4
21
Vi 102
*99 Vi
Jan-July
1987
California Edison
89%
95%
10
94%
94%
93
10
95%
95%
•
104
103 %
Feb-Aup
1985
debentures
2 Vis
;. -/■
971/4
90
963/4
84 Vi
Co—
Jan-July
Telegraph
&
Telepnone
90
*91
1983—
debentures 1986——ApriZ-Oct
fund
sinking
4Vis
First lien
Bell
Southern
1967——
Steel 4s debs
debentures
102
*89 Vi
997%
83%
110
96%
15
87%
863/4
—
103%
84
98%
debentures 1981—
debentures 1976
subord
104 Vi 104%
1037/i
__
106 Va
107
97%
,90
Mar-Sept
104
312
108
Freight Co—
States
conv
Rubber 2%s
105% 105%
debentures
2%s
Oil
107
*96%
1970
2%s
Corp
21
101
v.
—
3
104
106%
95%
—
103%
107%
_Feb-Anp
1966—ApriZ-Oct
100 Vi
80%
793/a
87%
—
Beiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979-.—Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 45/as debs 1986
__Feb-Aup
148%
100
102%
—
1983_Feb-Aup
debs
f
s
'.
—
*86%
1982
debentures
11
80 Vi
80 Vi
*88 Vi
June-Deo
—
2%s
99
—
*105Vi
,_Jan-July
1980
1966
1974
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972
subordinated debentures 1977—
45/as
217
145
fune-Dec
2%s
120%
100
143
*100
;
—
_Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
debs
5 Vis
Co
& Sons
E)
94%
2%s
Roebuck
6ears
5s
(Jos
debentures
Gas
United
87%
91
—
104
Feb-Aup
10
99%
99%
April-Oct
1973.
72
69%
70
84%
96
94 %
•85%
—
Co—
RR
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
37/bS
92%
80%
—
-
*93
Paper
Scovill
85
89
4
95%
*94%
1989—May-Now
85%
87 Vi
69 Vi
35
:
89 Vi
*87%
3Vis B 1971
England 1st gtd 4s
New
85
*84%
Depot
74
—
Vi
1989_Jan-July
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982——Jan-July
Bcott
1st
RR
Duluth
Bt
89
May-Now
bond certificates 1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
First
83
83%
*86%
84 Vi
,
77%
76%
33
4s
income
—
304
86
70
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
74%
66 Vi
Co—
mtge
mtge
5s
*77%
series A 1997
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2002
series B 1980
mortgage
Second
1st
April-Oct
6s 1996—..
Francisco Ry
62%
70%
128% 129%
104
19
*85%
70
Jan-July
1971
—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-Now
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll trust 4Vis 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4Vis 1978—,
Mar-Sept
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 5s 1980—_—May-Now
5Vis sinking fund debentures 1980——Mav-Now
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982—;——June-Dec
90%
89%
—
70%
gold
Louis-San
1st
1996_Jan-July
1st gold 5s
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
*89 Vi
Mar-Sept
1971
A
129%
_Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
United
series
s f debs
1986
88%
91%
106%
114% 1341/4
84%
87%
89 Vi
104%
104
83
85%
Corp—■
subord debs 1988
Co of America
conv
3%s
3s
4%s
Car
debentures
f
s
United
4Vis
Power
1976
2 Vis series C
Refunding mortgage
United
Baguenay
1991
85 %
*91
104%
June-Dec
—-June-Dec
debentures
2%s
RR
80%
82%
85%
96
58
104 y4104%
104 %
debs
1977
Van-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
conv
93%
96 Vi
*94
1986
subord debs
debentures
4%s
85%
95%
94%
94%
—
*82 %
& coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
3 Vis 1982
Map-Nov
Union Oil Co of California 2%s debs 1970_tfu?ie-Dec
100
100
'—
_
1968
debentures
4%s
Corp
Electric
&
D
Map-Nov
94 %
92%
84%
85%
*84%
1st
Union
Rochester
1971—Map-Nov
*94%
1st
143
122
237
132%
129
132%
92
85%
3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
First
Republic
Missouri
of
Co
tree*.
not
Section 77 of
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Exchange
American Stock
WEEKLY AND
YEARLY RECORD
transactions
complete report oiu^e
list we furnish a
following extensive
In the
14
Qct
^
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
Range for Week Ending Oct.
Week's
Friday
'
L»st
Sale Price
STOCKS
R<ange
,
of Prices
Wire
Acme
ADG
Co
Mfg Co
Liquidating
Dynamics Inc
Aero-Flow
Corp
Aerojet-General
Aid
Co
Steel
100
10
preferred
4.207<?
Power
common
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
Sept
5
3%
7%
100
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
7%
3,300
\.7v
Jun
8%
Jun
5%
'8.700
4% Aug
7%
Jan
1.500
2%
3%
Jan
2%
50%
6,200
45%
Jan
65%
Apr
48%
2%
1,800
2%
Sep
!
Apr
3%
900
3%
23,400
16%
Oct
24% Aug
Jan
Jan
"3%
Brad
Oct
Brandywine
23%
3%
3,400
Feb
5%
Jan
56
Jan
72 %
Sep
5%
Jan
%
Qct
70%
71 %
150
4%
4%
2,900
4
Aug
4%
29,700
2
Mar
3%
4
6%
7
4%
4
9%
6% July
2,800
4%
6%
4%
5,300
4%
7%
Jan
Rubber class
&
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
Alsco
class'
Inc
Aluminum
Co
Jan
A.
Corp
Industries Inc
Amco
-
$3.75 pfd-100-
—
%
Amer
Jan
Foreign
3% July
6%
Sep
6%
Feb
3%
2,900
Oct
6V4
Jan
312
,
Beverage Corp
American
Biltrite
Book
American
Book-Stratford
Co
American
Business
American
Electronics
Press Inc—1
Inc
Systems
*
1
Inc
Aluminum—25c
American-International
American
shares
Manufacturing
Realty & Petroleum Corp
Inc
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American
Thread
5%
3 Va
3%
4.200
3
2%
2%
1.900
1%
Radio
5
1%
7,100
1 V4
2
2,200
Chemical
Pools
Anthony
Argus Inc
—
Gas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Arkansas Power &
&
Associated
Baby
Associated
Electric
American
Jan
8%
3
2,100
2%
Sep
5%
10%
4%
Sep
Jan
14 % Mar
Jan
13%
600
11
May
16%
3
Jan
4%
10
Mar
13
26
13
21
21 %
6%
10V4
7,600
10
2%
18.600
11%
4.200
9
5
Food Stores Inc
Laundries
Associated
Buell
Oil
Associated
&
Jan
Products
Associated
Testing
13%
4%
10,100
14.600
28%
Jan
37
Sep
103
Feb
30
325
21%
1,900
20%
Oct
1%
100
1%
Jun
2%
1 %
% Mar
4%
600
5j®v
2,500
4% Jan
6
3V4
3%
vc
6% July
Jan
3%
3
V
3 VB
1,700
2%
1%
1%
1%
8,600
1% Mar
4-%
Coast
Research
Line
Co
Development
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
General
Atlas
Industries
Devices
Audio
Aurora
Plastics
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg
Steel
Automatic
Avis
Inc
Corp
1,200
Corp
9%
2 Va
2.100
8%
9.400
preferred
6%
Common
Jan
9
71%
14%
Jun
Aug
Oct
Feb
11.700
6%
Feb
23,100
7/a
Feb
1%
14%
16%
20.500
Jan
17 V2
Securities
Baldwin
.7,
2.800
Va
Feb
%
Jan
2,900
10 %
Apr
16%
Jun
Jan
30%
Oct
Oct
5%
Feb
2.500
6
6
6%
'2.900
2%
2%
2%
1.200
13%
20%
19 %
20%
13
13%
3
2% Mar
Oil
1,300
Jan
14%'
100
11 %
42
100
40
9%
9%
lOVa
'
9%
6%
6l2
*
12%
12%
lc
4 V'8
—
Corp
Ltd
—50c
Banner, Industries
Bargain Town USA Inc
19%
10%
3%
3%
Company
8%
Aug
12%
Jun
4%
Jan
8l/a
Jan
7,100
13%
Jan
21%
1,500
10 Va
Jar>
10%
Feb
3%
1,800
3 %
Oct
6%
Jan
217k
4
Jan
8% May
10%
10
27.0C0
8%
Jan
21%
Oct
200
9%
Sep
14
Jun
Beck
Bell
%
Va
Jan
l'e
Jan
3%
3%
Jun
6
103
3% May
5% May
5%
6
6%
Apr
"7%
7%
8 Va
bl>0
6% July
9%
Jan
17 %
17%
17%
25,000
18%
1,290
Bell
(AS)
:
Shoe
,
Power
Foreign
Belock
Mar
15
AR
% Mar
%
Jun
Benrus
Berkey
101
a
4.400
8
7
12%
Aue
18 Va
17%
17%
29 %
30%
75
75 V4
18
—.—
1
Watch
Photo
Co
Inc
12%
Sep
s
^
2,100
8% Aug
Jan
2.100
10%
2,100
15
Jan
Ltd
Carreras
Amer
9 V*
5,300
6% July
3%
9,300
3 ft
6VH
80G
6V4
3 '/a
(AM)
Aug
Jun
3%
Jan
4%
'J
Jan
1% May
Charter
2%
Apr
4 Va
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
9%
14% July
44%
8V2
—
6%
2.400
—
;
Apr
Sep
~3%
31«
8V2
Oct
12 %
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
Chromalloy
%
Jan
1%
1
1%
19,900
%
Feb
1% July
,
Cinerama
—
1
partic pfdlO
1 % Mar
Circuit
Aug
C
For footnotes, see page
K
P
150
Oct
8%
Jan
V8
Jun
1 Va
Jan
U
Aug
1^ Feb
9-ft Aug
%
18
8%
9 %
4,600
11%
13%
64,800
11%
12%
3.400
3 %
3%
2,200
11%
1,300
4%
200
4%
18%
19%
2,500
14%
Jan
7%
1%
8.000
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
Clark
3 Va
2 Va
3%
8,400
1%
Oct
3%
Oct
50'a
4%
4%
~4%
47% July
700
4,900
53% May
Jan
,6% Jun
10% May
9% Sep
4
73
.
'
36.
4
8%
7%
8%
1.600
7Va
Sep
83
9%
5.500
6%
Jan
4
Jun
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
12 %
Sep
4
Sep
6%
Jan
Feb
Apr
17%
Apr
4Va May
7%
Jan
Apr
22%
15%
16%
6,200
;
108%
16%
Jan
24%
200
15%
Oct
19
9
4V4
Jan
9
Oct
104% 109
8%
9,900
10.500
1,100
83
Mar
112
Sep
108 % 108%
40
107
4%
100
4
7%
Sep
4Vi
800
14
13%
4%
4V2'
4%
2%
2V2
2%
8%
8 %
8%'
U
75
—:
%
31
.
Jan
3Va
Jan
.6,500
2%
Jan
8
Aug
700
8%
13
5%
Sep
3
Jan,
:
10 % May
1 Va
Apr
7,100
10
72%
Jan
78
Sep
25
85%
Jan
89
Sep
201i
*4,400
17Va
Jan
20%
Sep
Jan
32
Apr
31
9%
100
800
28
,
Jan
Aug
Aug
5% Mar
Jan
7%
Oct
l'ft
Jun
3%
3 V'2
3,300
3
73b
200
5
IV2
7,100
U«
12%
13
2,500
18
10%
Feb
Feb
22% Jan
—2
9 Va
7%
7 %
"lis
Jan
14% Mar
87 %
'
30%
3%
Feb
%
Aug
Feb
U
87%
20
10 Va
2,300
6
75
1U
75
20%
Mar
Jan
110 %
^ Mar
13%
29
Aug
May
Feb
3
1
2%
2
2%
11,400
1 Va
Jan
5%
7.40'J
5%
Jan
Jun
6 Va
"6%
8%
1
Oct
_lOc
Jan
23%
—
—
20 %
19%
2134
19.200
12 Va
lc
————
Jan
%
13%
20 %
1
15%
15%
16%
38,600
_25c
32 Vz
31%
33%
7.100
12% Aug
19
Mar
12%
12
12 V2
2 900
10% Mar
_—1,
Clarostat
Cable Corp
18 %
1.400
15%
preferred!-4
1
Jan
Oct
2,300
5%
—5.50
5
8%
~3%
%
15
4%
5
7% July
15 %
%
%
15 Va
22%
—_1
Inc
3
2,800
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Development Ltd
7%
50%
Jan
7,100'
f
1
1
Inc
Foil Corp
22%
50%
Apr
4%
1%
11
IV
Corp
Corp
Jun
36%
3%
3%
Corp—50c
Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining
Oil Corp—
5.300
7%
Jan
1
12
Oil Co Ltd
7.700
Jan
4% May
3V» Mar
18.300
%
——-
Chicago
Chief
12Vj
3
,
8.700
'
4% May
27 Va
•
9%
12%
common..—1_
$1.40 series B convertible preferred..*
Century Electric Co
10
Century Geophysical Corp
—1.
Chamberlin Co of America
—2.50
3.500
Jan
Aug
1
Corp
Central Securities
2.2CK)
—1
Sep
Jun
.60% Mar
3%
10
Catalin Corp of America
—:
1
C
C I
Corp
—1——
50c- •
Central
Charge
Services Inc— 1
Central Hadley Corp
—
1,„
Central Maine Power 3.50Vr pref—10Q.,
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
10o
Castle
1
1
—
76
55
.
—
—
i-
*
Co
& Co
(JW)
Carter
1%
-
Inc
Jun
j3%
6 V4
_
—
Carolina Power & Light $5
9
...
Aug
'
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carnation Col—_—
9%
-50c
Sep
8%
8%
,
1
^25c
Jan
53%
3%
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co^
8%
'
Feb
163%
150'
-50
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral International
9%
18%
Feb-
31
'
22%
51%
Canadianwide Properties Ltd———i
Williston Minerals—
6c
1
*
22 %
15% Aug
5.80J
Records Inc-
Canadain Petrofina Ltd 6%
8%
Z-i
Corp
19% Aug
Apr
500
30 '/4
11 V* May
Jan
8%
3.000
transactions
Instrument
16 Va
—•
—
Marconi
Canadian
9Ve
_
l_.
1,803
17%
common—
Foreign transactions——
.—1
»
Corp
Corp
Telephone of Canada
Ve
9,900'
1
..
Christiana
.25c
Electronic
Oc.fi
3%
Dock Co
•
Export Gas & Oil—— r16%c
Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
Javelin Ltd
—-—*
4%
8
8
50c
Corp
Corp
Sep
10%
20 3
21%
1
Dredge A-
.—1
—
Baruch-Fost-er
Bay view Oil
Bearings Inc
9%
_
_!
Barry Wright Corp ——;
Candy Corp
Barton's
7%
10%
1
2%
—
..
28% May
19%
transactions
4 Va
2%
—10c...
Barnes Engineering Co
28% May
Jan
20
.2%
'
—10c
Inc
15%
Jan
22%
21%
Sep
Jan
22% May
Jan
42
42
6%
4%
4% July
11%
14%
'
Banff
Jan
22%
800
Feb
%
9.200
1
3% May
Apr
Jan
1%
14
3%
—50c
c—
preferred
10%
500
4,000
5%
Canadian
Chemical—
—
Convertible
40.400
5%
50c
10
1
2.50*
Sep
Apr
5%
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada Br$ad Co Ltd.
Canada Ce'fheht Co Ltd common.
Canadian
1%
30%
1
—
Jun
Jan
—1
.—1
Canadian
Oct
B
Inc
5
6%
200
.10c
Jun
15 %
3
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
Industries
Sep
2%
•46,200
—
Baldwin-Montrose
Apr
May
23%
18% Feb
1.000
8%
_
Baker
9%
10
1^700
3%
12%
dep rets ord
Cameo-Parkway
Mar
8
8% May
6,100
29
—3
22%
8%
Feb
29 %
7% July55%
2,300
70
30
3%
5 '
10"
„.
;
Collieries
2,300
8
12%
"
Jun
11%
May
9V4
Mar
2%
13%
lOc
Industrial Corp
Avondale
Ayrshire
com
...
H
Sep
%
l
1
Inc_
Co
Products
Inc
Avien
5
Oct
12%
/
Jun
713«
-50
Canadian
5%
9 Va
9Va
10c.
7%
400
22%
—50
Sep
20%
66%
70
1
Inc
100
75;.
11%
Inc
(The)
Electric
California
16%
1.900
13%
/ ' 1%
1,'
14%
Inc_
Jan
•
12% July
2%
10 pesos
Sewing Centers Inc
Aug
15%
Corp Ltd——
transaction———
Foreign
Canadian
7%
1
———
41 V4
28 %
7%
8
Calgary & Edmonton
Aug
74.400
&
Corp
option warrants
Jan
Aug
7%
shares—3s 6d
25c
Burroughs (J Pi & Son Inc
1
Butler's Shoe Corp
1
BVD Co inc
1
6%
5%
'
_■*
Jan
20%
27%
Corp
American
Jan
26%
5%
1
44
Corp
Mining
Consolidated
Atlas
10%
24%
7%
Burnell & Co Inc
Canadian
2.300
7
Jan
4%
600
23 5a'
2Va
Atlantic
4',4 Mar
/
Aug
700
28%
—
Hill
2 Va Mar
78,300
14%
6%
6%
24%
Atlantic
5%
14%
5
5%
——
26 Va
26%
Sep
27,800
5
-10c
;
Corp
6%
2,100
37
%'
25%
V4
26
28
Jan
4%
_•
Inc
Financial
Atico
4,600
Jan
—
_33%c
—
—
.,
'
100
8%
36
37
Mines Ltd—
Burma
Aug
99 %
'
13
—-1
—
2%
8
8%
15
Jan
34 Va
20%
1%
Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Astrodata
Atco
Inc
Labs
———1
Inc
Astrex
V 2%
-
27
Jan
101
Oct
3%
4%
lc
Co
Gas
Associated
Sep
'
66%c
Industries
Bunker
Sep
14% July
7% Ma r
96%
Oct
14%
Jan
33%
%
L
America
of
2 3'a
Apr
Aug
3%
—
—1
—
22,000
28%
serial preferred
Foreign
Associated
2%
Jan
2V4 Mar
23
Aug
6%
Oct
10
ISO
99%
98%
101% 102
Inc—„*
200
4%
'
3%
registered—£1
rets
Oct
3%
14%
Jan
4 Va
11%
.
—_
14%
Oct
17% Aug
1,200
Aug
4,600
Jan
Jan
4%
5.600
11%
Industries-
deposit
Feb
400
—1
:
Jun
12%
———40c
Services
4V*
13%
34
pfd-10o '
Electronics Inc'
Corp Ltd
transactions
12,500
13%
21 Va
Oil
7%
13,500
9%
2.50
Co
Light 4.72%
Jan
47% May
Jan
37
13%
99
"warrants"
Co.
Foreign
J
pfd—lOO'*"
.-50c"
4%%
3%
Aug
1.200
12%
——5
——
Co
Power
Sep
2 Va
6,700
7%
4%
12%
21%
5%
10%
1.25
Corp
Industries Inc
Appalachian
900
i
3Va
44%
—
—_4——1
;
.
2%
44 %
12
—L.,-
Inc
2%
2 Vb
3 % Mar
1% May
14%
'2%
2%
Budget Finance Plan—
6%
5 Vs May
4% Jun
Jan
16 : V
2
14%
10
Common
2
1%
2
14%
Inc
Co Inc——
L)
Sep
T
—_
Company
S F
Jan
13%
1
—
Co
(E
Bruce
B
7%
Jan
.
Jan
7V4
Jan
1V4.
Jan
90
Sep
l'A
Mar
8
24'/a Jan.
July
preferred
9Va
M-ar
60
Feb
10
v
17% July
81% Jan
12%
registered
Brooks instrument Co
Jan
'
900
V 800
transactions
Mar
13 %
Corp
Angostura-Wupperman
Jan.
Feb
88
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord
Burgmaster
5
2
——
52
Oct
41%
Jan
"• Aug
22
18 v Sep
2%
:
2
preferred-
5r/r
Products
Post
Asamera
4
l;400
10c
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Arrow
3,100
8%
2%
3%
Petrofina
Armour
6%
8
,44%
7%
American
Apollo
6%
50c
_
American
Apache
150
_£1
MARC Inc
American
Ansul
41%
Co
12.50
class A--'
1
.
American
Andrea
41%
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
Anchor
1,800
41%
6V2
8
3Va
2%
20
American
18%
3%
6 %
Oct
3%
300
18
37«
-
*
Inc
3%
18
1
:_1
Co
Rubber
3%
Power
Petroleum
British
4%
1
American
Feb
89
Apr
12,200
3%
Jan
6%
Oct
7%
6%
19%
8%
•
Oct
Sep
8%
1.100
3,700
6V4
£1
14%
10
3%
4%
2V4 July
12 Va
.—25c
Brown Company
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
30c
Jan
83%
Sep
transactions—
Foreign
Sep
400
4% Mar
Feb
5%
5%
22%
Columbia
British
Aue
9,900
%
4,400
8 Va
87
>' •*'
—
*
Jun
5
4,100
^
7%
19 Va '
~10s
10s
dep
7%
8,200
6%
4%
6 V'2
Sep
12%
—
dep
7%
■
2Va
Jan
20%
5%
ord—V
rets ord bearer
rets ord registered
transactions
Amer
4%
1.000
—
20c
1
Inc
Assn.:
Raceway
Amer
1,400
/
19%
transactions—
Foreign
Sep
Feb
85%
85
3%
Jun
9%
10%
2,800
7
Corp
4.6C0
4%
—
5
7%
2.300
8%
4
6%
6%
'
-
1
1
.
9%
7%
4%
:—_——1--
-——4
of America
500
4%
4
Sep
2 Va May
15,500
8%
8 Va
8
3%
7%
9
3
—10c
1
—:
Oil
"2%
3
—50c
Inc
Co
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Ambassador
—
—.10
preferred
convertible
5%%
A
Pictures Corp common—1%
Artists
Allied
3%
Sep
28 Va
12%
-
Tire
Alliance
3%
Jan
July
16% July
3% Aug
Foreign transactions
British American Tobacco—
Aug
11
1,100
7%
8
——--1
Brillo Manufacturing Co
1
British American Oil Co
•
6% May
Oct
19%
19
'
Foreign
'
Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs_
All American Engineering Co10c
All-State Properties Inc
1 Alleghany Corp "warrants"
:—— _
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—1--
Works
Traction Light & Pow
Brazilian
Breeze
Algemene
America
Gear
Foote
750
1
10c
—--———
of
20%
6 Va
May
80
62% Mar
"3%
Inc
Corp
3%
1-50
Chemical Co Inc—.
Jun
93%
12%
2,300'
21%
20 %
13% May
-1
Inc—.—I
(HC) Co common————'
5Va% prior preferred
100
Eowling
9V4
Feb
2
!-
__
Bohack
Bourjois
Sep
2%
18 Va
■■
_10c
Gas
Blossman Hydratane
Borne
6%
2,900
20
y
3%
Industries Inc—a.
Bloomfield
High
1,000
3
Industries Inc—
Building
Jan
17%
89%
600
14%
14%
3%
50c
—--3-
Low
7 Va
2%
—
——-
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
6%
2.50 vy 19%
Inc—
A——
Class
Feb
4%
Sep
18%
3%
17
Jan
24% July
10% May
5.400
20
18%
—
(The)—
__——
Biauner's————»—
Bloomfield
Shares
7
3
%4%
2%
20%
100' *
1*
preferred
Jun
Jan
Inc
Bickford's
for Week
Low
pa.r
1
*
——--1
Inc
Binney & Smith
Birdsboro Corp
2%
14%
Frocks
Berkshire
4%
3%
17
.
Oct
2%
1,600
Vy::
4%
Jan
2%
1.100
■
Bethlehem Corp
3%
America—
—
Wood
5%'
_
1
A
Alabama
,
U
5.300
;
2% Mar
1% Jan
7%
2~'/a
49%
2%
18 %
1
_
Parking Corp of
Class
10c
High
7%
7%
—1
—
Inc„,
Jan. 1,1963
'
2% May
700
V
2%
2%
2%
3 "2
„
_■
Discount
&
Inc
Airport
Alan
Co
Inc
Techniques
Investment
Aileen
—:
Manufacturing
Aeronca
Aerosol
1
10c_„
1°C—
1,
1.
4
Corp
Plastics
Admiral
1
10
—
—
2%
1 Ve
2%
2Va
Corp class A
1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp—
10c
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp—
Class
A
common
—25c
Acme
Precision
Products Inc1
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since
Shares
_
American Stock Exchange
Sates
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
for Week
every security whether
during the current year.
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Monday* October 21,.1963
.
4Vs
4V4
1.000
~6%
6%
6%
4.800
G%
6%
6%
2,100
18'2
,..^•00
_10c
1
Manufacturing Co
—1
Corporation
4
Clayton & LamDert Manufacturing
1
Clopay Corporation __——
—
1
Coburn
Credit Co Inc common..
20
6% conv preferred
—
Clary
—
—
18
2%
Sep
4%
Aug
4% Mar
12%
Apr
2%
2%
600
2% July
12%
13 81
20.000'
9% Mar
13%
26%
24 %
26%
1.300
20 V*
Mar
17
% Sep
39%
Sep
.13 Va July
6% Mar
.
Number 6309
198
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1561)
Chronicle
33
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 18)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Coleman
4%
4%
4%
6,300
39 V'a
37 Va
40%
4,500
29%
Apr
4212
Co
----------
C^lnmunity Discount Centers
Public Service
Inc_.
Community
16%
14%
13%
Sep
18%
Feb
6V»
6 V'4
.—5
..
..
10c
—
,__10
6V'4
f
'65-1
1%
39%
1,000
2V4
5Gc
•"
1%
4%
5
46
14%
Jan
% May
3%
Oct
500
4% Mar
5V4
;
6%
-10C
5Va
4%
5V4
9.800
4 %
263 i
27>/4
700
21%
Jan
transactions————__
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
—20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
:_____*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
— 10c
Construction Products class A
1
3%
3%
10%
10%
13
13
3%
7,100
3%
10%
%
8%
800
•
11,500
Jun
4%
Jan
1
2 V'4
i
SVo
1 %
2,500
1,500
6%
Oct
8%
Feb
5%
8%
IOO
5%
Apr
5%
Feb
500
6% Mar
8
X%
-
%
9,600
5»
us-
10% Aug
Aug
%
\.,:
Jan
non-voting
Jan
20% July
5Va
Sep
Jan
17% May
Apr
17
-
6
___
7%
7%
Oct
9% Jan
Aug
26
Sep
24%
500
20
Jan
20%
Apr
21%
Apr
6%
6%
1,500
5%
Feb
7%
Jun
6 %
6 74
6%
6,900
6%
Oct
8
Feb
1,300
7
Feb
10V4
10
10 V'4
5
39%
38%
40 3
IB
10 V4
Purchaser
Firth
Inc
General
Fischer
.25c
—
11%.
Flying
374
1,200
(M H)
Forest
Fresntllo
Fuller
5% Jun
Jan
Inc
Garan
Sep
3%
Jan
Apr
1,000
3
Jan
5V» Jan
2,100
11
Oct
14% May
4
12 V
a
2%
Feb
1,400
Sep
5%
Aug
6Va
Sep
300
77 b
Jan
9%
llg July"
1,700
~3% Sep"
5 Va
6%
15%
15 Vs
11%
Jan
17%
Sep
2,400
15%
-
11V'4
Jan
1674
Sep
8% Sep
12%
IOC
4%
1,400
5A
5%
6,800
■
35
pref__
——
—-
%
class A_l—---_—5
stock ——
100
4
5
'
4 V
Oct
37
Jan
30
Jan
10%
Sep
Jan
—•"
Productions Inc —_—
--1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing—_-l
7 V'a
7V4
7*%
10,500
16%
15 V'a
16%
4,100
_1
.1
—25c
4 3'4
5,100
28%
Desilu
Products—
Raynolds Co Inc—
Industrial
__—
1,900
29
28
0
%
6
15%'
11%
3,800
3%
3%
3%
3.900
'
'
;
i 0"
•
V'2
%
!.:■"? %
Dixilyn
Corp
Class
A
common
Ltd
———
transactions—
Co Ltd
—
& Coal ord stock
Foreign transactions
Dominion Tar <fc Chemical Co Ltd
Foreign
Dominion
9%
160
Jan
24%
Textile
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
774
8%
15,800
4%
5,800
14'%
9
Jari
Draper
common—
9 V'4
9%
176 V
—•
,
—
"5
:____—1
—1
1
5V
V'4
Duval
American
General
700
600
10
Foam
Corp
—
—
,•
•
Gilchrist Co
Sep
Gluckin
Jan
Goldfield
Corp
Goodman
Manufacturing
%
Jan
Co._
419
9%
July
5 V'4
Sep
11%
1%
2 %
Jan
10%
Jun
12
V'a
17%
2,500
13'"4
x-'
''
$2
2,100
16
1,900
13%
Apr
19
10%
11
34%
35
2.800
!■'..;
-
200
4,800
V'a
250
Great
Great
Great
Jan
Jan
16
Oct
15%
Aug
Company
Griesedieck
>
18% May
16
Jan
19 Va
Jun
10 %
Oct
13%
Feb
34
Sep
41
Jan
:
Hydraulics
Greer
Products-,
Grow
Corp (The)
Guardsman Chemical Coatings
Stores
Grocery
Ero
...
Feb
Feb
Gulton
Feb
18%
pfd
Jan
Jan
9
Inc
Ihdustries
4
2%
2%
2%
300
2% Aug
3%
Feb
7
7%
2,200
6%
Jun
7%
Jan;
Hall
7%
31%
Jan
36%
Jun
Hanson-Van
357a
35%
36%
2,300
4%
3%
4%
53,700
7%
100
1%
1%
Jan
Julv
2
7
Jan':
5%
Oct
1,000
7%
7
1 %
6%
Oct
43%
50
38
Aug
May
4%
5 %
8,500
4
Mar
34%
33 %
34%
7,300
14%
14%
15%
5,300
Essex
Evans
Chemical
Rule
10%
10%
11%
13 %
28,500
4% Sep
H
For
11%
2%
Feb
474
—!'
11%
3 %
Feb
5V4
6 V
9
Jan
51
5%
16%
19
10%
Jan
13
Jun
15% Jun
24% Feb
1,900
18
Jan
1%
Jan
13%
Aug
16 %
Aug
600
11 Va
Aug
Jan
12%
Apr
109
98 Va
Jan
101%
11
Apr
16%
10%
Apr
13%
10
Jan
12%
102
550
5,900
700
11,300
13
22%
13%
Jan
35 Va
11%
Apr
22%
Jan
3%
Feb
6%
Oct
16%
12%
Apr
23%
Apr
18 %
Sep
Oct
11
Jan
22%
Oct
5%"
2
7%
28
__
2%
34'%
3%
3%
9%
7
8^
1
50c
1
1
5%
23%
31 %
2%
3V'a
11
11%
5,000
7,300
5%
22
31 4
23 4
20,800
23%
6%
22
3%
5%
21
12
36%
12
36%
199% Sep
186%
Sep
Hecla
16%
Oct
Heinicke
10%
Oct
11%
Oct
Helena
13 V'4
Oct'
Sep
25c
16%
*
*
Co
Instruments Co
Rubenstein Inc
Mining
3,700
9 V'a
Aug
11%
Apr
lis
Jan
2 %
Jun
300
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller
Aug
preferred
:
Henderson's Portion Pak Inc
Hercules Galion Products Inc^
(W E)
& Co
pfd
5 %%
13
3.700
6%
—
,
28%
29 %
,
4,100
3%
%
92,700
2% Mar
5%
Jun
5 V 'a
300
4% May
6%
Sep
3%
Jan
2 %
14,800
8%
1.400
28%
300
2%
1,400
20O
8,000
3%
Feb
4% Mar
8%
Sep
Hill's
1%
Aug
3 Va
Jan
Hilton
3% May
6%
2%
57a
67b
1%
1%
1%
5 Va
500
"3%
21,900
15
Jan
3% May
10%
22
9%
Sept
98
Jan
105
Feb
3
Mar
4
Jan
July
200
44%
16,800
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
800
4Ve
Sep
5%
400
3%
8%
b%
2%
"■%
10c
1
2
**
.
**
n
c
1.',
10%
5%
5
5
'H
10c
4%
3%
4
%
36.
Apr
33 %
Jan
Aug
1% May
Oct
3 V4
14%
39
Jan
Feb
May
3%
Oct
14 Va Mar
400
9%
8,100
3 %
Jan
4
Sep
6%
23%
3,200
13%
Aug
23%
Oct
33
6.700
26 Va
Jan
35 V4
Apr
25 %
6.300-'
23
%
Oct
36%
Jan
8% July
Jan
4,400
3%
1.700
3%
9%
Hoffman
Hollinger
Foreign
transactions
Corporation
Sep
4%
Jan
Holly
1.300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Holly Stores Inc—
5%
Sep
9 %
Jan
Holophane
890
6%
Jan
2.10O
2%
Feb
4%
Sep
Home
Apr
7 V'4 May
Home
8 890
3,200
3%
10 V«
Sep
11% Mar
13
;
Sep
50,
4%
Oct
7%
Jan
30.700
3Va
Jan
5y8
Feb
...
Holyoke
—
——
Shares
Finance
——_
,
_—
Co
Inc___
Gro)>p
Inc—
A—
Foreign transactions.—
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
class
B
Foreign transactions
Aug
18% July
11%
3.600
10%
Oct
17%
6%
t«
6
Sep
9 "■
800
16
Mar
18%
9,400
5% July
8 Va
Jan
44%
700
49 %
Sep
4034
—5
—1
—*
14 V
13
2
—
■"
—-
137a
—
2%
Apr
Jan
800
a
1%
Aug
600
3%
3%
Oct
4% May
3%
Aug
5V4
7%
8,600
4%
26,600
5%
1,900
Jan
6% Mar
8 V.
Feb-
3%
Oct
6
Jan
5
Mar
6%
Aug
22 %
6.400
13%
Jan
22%
Sep
13%
28.200
5%
Aug
15
Oct
Jan
38% May
Jan
35% July
38
1.800
27%
31
6.30O
26 Vs
Jan
1.100
10
Sep
110
May
Jan
85
8%
Oct
15%
Jan
1,600
3%
Jan
5%
13%
Jan
21%
Oct
4%
3.000
4 V'4
Aug
9%
Feb
7%
Feb
4%
4 V'a
Oct
4%
700
23
3%
23%
1%
7 V'2
1%
■
r
^
25%
1
__
Jan
2,200
1%
4 V
40%
2.200
1
9%
*
May
2,000
7%
4%
1%
7%
1%
%
25%
—
50c
—1
Jan
16%
4%
25%
Feb
Aug
5 V'4
^
•
5%
10%
21%
1%
75e
1%
Jun
4
5.009
5%
4%
23%
Inc
Co
Feb
2
3
11V4
19%
3%
common——_1
2.50
International Corp—____40c
Industries Inc^_.
25c
Consol Gold Mines
5
<ft
Class" A
7,200
-
_. c. "v,
11% 1
10%
_ll
2
37,900
5 V'4
50c
Supermarkets Inc
Hotels "warrants"
(R)
Hoe
Jan
5
'
Oct
Sep
5%
21%
4%
Higble
July
55
50%
.
8%
28%
8%
9%
Sep
2 V'a
6%
4'
Aug
76
1,900
2 Va
8%
Jan
Mar
102
3,700
16.900
3%
1%
2
10
2.10O
9%
4
Oct
6
12%
35
Jan
24 % .July
.
20
Sep
774
7%
Sep
26,200
31
9%
6 V'4
8%
3 V4
8 Va
1A
105
4% Jan
1% July
3,600
8%
Oct
Feb
26 %
7%
81
1
10c
Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5%
convertible preferred—___—10
33,300
4
Jan
4%
—100
Jan
'9%
12 Va
3%
21
Feb
JaD
7
13
105
14%
8%
11V4
1
33 Yt
9 V'a Mar
1.700
22%
Aug
Apr
3%
100
Apr
800
20
9%
11%
17 a
23 Vs
2,400
5
Feb
Jan
1%
Oct
17,500
2
6%
35
9,300
24%
—
100
Jan
35%
1%
4%
Feb-
Aug
100
10%
%
4 V'a
Inc — 1
Jan
Jan
6%
—-f-
Feb*
Jan
7,200
'*
24%
4%
12%
21%
43a
50c
1
5
10
19 y4
Aug
.,17a
Feb
65,700
18%
9%
1%
7%
A
Sep
1
10
Feb
Jan
Aug
6.500
22%
_____
Hastings
Aug
50 74
34%
7%
21%
17%
19,34
4%
5%
Harvey's Stores class
li
"3%
Jan
Aug
18,900
a
18%
22 %
10%
1%
May
5% July
6%
_3%
7% Aug
5V4
12%
13%
21 V'a
"3/4
4
Rkdio Co Inc
Harvey
4%
5
Jan
4.700
11%
11
/
3 A
4
Inc__
900
'
Aug
7%
14,300
11%
10%
1
—1
Stores
4,900
,
Sep
3%
24%
__
2,100
24% 25
8%
9%
14% .15
15 lA 16 Va
1%
174
14% 15 V4
Electric Light
Industries ______________—•
Corporation
Corp
.13
.
!*?
Sep
7
44 4
1*4
Hardeman
5%
-100
—10c
page
7,600
35 %
3.50
25c
1
10
——1
25
li
19%
11%
Apr
21,500
32Va.
Winkle Munning
(Paul) Inc
5 %
—1
see
Jan
2% May
VA July
7%
14
—
2
Lamp Co
%
1
•
_1
Corp
footnotes,
Sep
7%
3'V*
2%
3%
10%
10%
6%
16%
6%
44 4
I 4
Corp
American
B
&
5 V4
12%
1
Exquisite Form Indus Inc—
Jun
15 Va
6J!4
34Va
Mfg Co
—'
2
Hazel
Bishop Inc_r_,
___—;10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
175 V'4 Mar
______1;
Cjo
20 Va
Oct
a
13 74
11
165
I
ETS-Hokin Corp
Jan
Aug
4%
H
Ham
43%
5 %'
1
,___
Esquire Radio & Electronics
10 Va
12
25% May
7%
1,400
17%
1
Espey Mfg' & Electronics
Esquire Inc •____
Apr
4
Jan
14%
Industries
Western
Gulf &
40 %
15%
5 Va
Co
Corp
Jun
36,000
__
10c
American Land Corp
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf
5
& Steel Corp common
convertible, .preferred
Manufacturing
ERT
Aug
Va
500
r
99 Va
—•
Inc
Industries
Guerdon
33% July
2,400
»
35%
Co
21% May
9%
5%
Forge
6'<
7'/4
36%
5%
7%
3,500
8 V '4
8
34%
4
11 V'4
27
%
4%
5%
2%
8
3%
100
%
10 74
—
5
Hofmann
Erie
4% May
Jan
2% May
30 Va Mar
1,100
V•4
.
•
'300
5
4%
1%
99
Industries Inc
10c
Petroleum Co
20c
Lakes Bowling Corp—
—1
Lakes Chemical Corp—
— 1
Western Producers common__60c
preferred series A
'
30
5% Mar
—__—
.
Feb
1674
-
1374
11 Va
10%
Basins
1,400
America—
common
convertible preferred
~6%
13
74
50o
1
*
American
9,000
____—_______
Corp
Aug
1,300
Manufacturing
Great
6%
'
Corp
District Electric 5%
Jun
5
,;i
32%
Great
1,000
15%
Sep
Feb
2% Apr
2% Feb
Apr
80O
5.000
16 V4
17%
Assistance
Corp
186 Va
317'a
—
* V
1
4
Printing Co Inc
Gordon Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation __—
2
Equity
Sep
1,600
__
£1
1
Goodway
Hartford
Empire
16 V'4
Feb
1% Mar
_
Inc_1
Ltd—
Co
(Wm)
17%
Corp
10c
Electronic
Communications _________l
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
Electronic & Missile Facilities
___25c
Emenee
Oct
159
380
•
Co
Gloray Knitting Mills
6
,
of
9 74
9,700
474
174
15
11%
_
1
Corp
Apr
1,900
24%
8%
15
15 V 4
8c
class A n v
Mines Ltd
<1%
Inc
Jan
4%
"5%
—
.
Aug
6
Ltd
Electronics
12%
Sep
4.000
5%
*
Glass Tite Industries Inc_
4c
Glenmore Distilleries class B——.——1
Globe Security Systems
■___—-.— *
Harvard
El-Tronics
Sep
Oct
3%
Foreign transactions
Gilbert (AC)
1%
15
8 Va
1
Eastern Can
Co
1
Eastern
Co
25
Eastern
Freightways Inc___
20c
Eastern States Corp common———1
S7
preferred series A—
.
*
$6
preferred series B—
*
Edo
Corporation
____1
Eitel-McCullough Inc_____
1
Elco Corp
25c
Electronic
24
7%
2,300
10%
374
1
Corp
Controls
Sep
Apr
27e
2%
14%
34 3
Inc —
class A—
Electrographic
13 Va Mar
800
a
May
E
Inc
12 V,
7,400
•v
2%
w.
1
Power $5 preferred
*
preferred
——_———*
Giant Yellowknife
Jan
12'/a
2
Devices
Electro-Voice
13,700
'
7
17
_i
Stores
Hartfield
Elder-Peel
Feb
2%
13
—5
1
2.50
_
Corp
Foods Inc com
Giant
Sep
12%
11
15c
—*
___10c
Corp
Air
7%
6%
1
Fireproofing
General
Harnischfeger
Eastern
Sep
2 %
ord registered __£1
rets
dep
10s
reg
.C
Corp
Dynalectron
4%
2 V4
1
«_■
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Giannini
1%
%
—
1
Co
Corp
Test
Duro
Apr
Feb
8,300
32%
-
General
—1
ord
rets
dep
1%
7
2%
Apr
Feb
2%
i)
—1
Corp
Builders
General
Apr
4%
200
—--5
Co
(The)
3%
1
178
171
a
274 Jun
9% Mar
200
3%
9%
Alloys
$4.60
Jun
500
19
1
Fair-Community Drug '
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
1.500
3,100
774
15% Aug
Jan
2%
16 V4
——-—*
1
Drug
Duraloy
Oct
Fell
V'e
1
24
—
Georgia
2 % May
v
14%
•
Corp
Harris
Driver
8%
18
11%
1
i——._—_10c
5
Jan
17%
*
7.50
:
Exploration Co
&
Drilling
3%
3
11%
3%
32
l'ir Sep
10 %
%
5 V'a
5%
2%
-
15%
32.50
(The)
Corp
Dorsey
14s,a Sep
8% Apr
Jan
15%
—
Sep
*"""
Ltd
Co
preferred
$2
12 V
transactions
Foreign
8
Jan
Aug
15 V'4
7%
16% Sep
7% Jan
Jan
12 Va
278
*
*
Steel
Dominion
5 V'4
6
800
8%
21%
——,—
Oct
34%
3
8% Jan
4% July
fiS
•
1
9%
2 V'a
12 Va
-—
Bridge
Dominion
;-7!
5 Va
—
conv
Petroleum
Dome
10s
1
10c
1
2%
reg—
Corp
Diversey
.76.200
153o
Gray
Distillers Co Ltd—
ord
137/a
6%
3%
Genung's Incorporated
A Sep
8 V'a
3
6% Jly
6,700
15%
1
—
Engineering Co Iuc_l
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts corn—10c
7'J
1st preferred
—________—10
4%
4%
Dielectric Products
rets
~5 V 2
10C
—
inc
Aug
35% Sep
11% Oct
Apr
5%
18%
142 Va
-
8
j.
5%
July
May
900
32%
5
a
7 V'4
Jan
4,700
5%
31 Va
5%
31.%
"20O
U V'a
IIV4
Inc cl A com—20c
Inc class B—__1
12 V
33,800
4%
5%
—
28 %
25
4 Va
1%
4,800
2
1 %
2
4J/4
10,000
6%
6%
6%
25%
.L
dep
'
—25o
1
Co
—,
General Battery <fc Ceramic Corp__ ___1
Jan
debenture
American
■
Oct
8,700
7%
7V4 '
1%
700
7,500
2
16
50c
——_______
Dialight Corp
10,000
7%
Plywood Corporation
Corp
___
General Supermarkets Inc
Ltd
Jan
Va
11 Va
Goods Co—___. 2 Va
Acceptance
"warrants" —
General
16%
__—1
Oils
V'4
2
23 %
Sporting
General
8%
9%
10c
&
Sep
"2%
1
1
(Geo A) Co__
Jan
15%
50c
Devon-Palmer
Jan
~2U
"2,4
-1
.1
Company
(The)
General
—
Devoe
Sep
1%
5 Ve
—
General
Detroit
Fefr
35 V'a
Oct
D
Mfg
14%
Sep
1/fr Sep
6%
!._
Friendly Frost Inc.
General Gas
8%
Jan
22%
3,200
13%
Inc—
Co
Inc
Fotochrome
2%
9 V'4
*
1
Dehnison
11 y8
500
V'a
5
transactions—
City Enterprises
6%
7%
674
1—1
A
1,900
'
1
1
Foreign
100
1%
*
B
class
13
31%
1 llU
4%
Corp
Line
Tiger
1,800
6%
.10c
v
System
12%
4%
Motor of Canada
Ford
8%
11%
.25C
Crystal Oil & Land CO—
Cubic
Corporation
—,
Industries
9% July
31
————.—2.50
Inc
Capital
2%
3%
3%
—5
Dayco Corp
D C Transit
1.900
IB
1
1
_
Corp.—___
Porter Co.
&
Fishman
Florida
8%
—1
Defiance
Sep
Aug
—
Sterling
2%
2%
.25c
Inc
Jan
21%
7%
-110c
;;
_
Corp
Chemicals Inc..
&
Warrants
-
Gateway
Mines
5%
Jan
1.800
45 V4 Aug
35%. Mar.
11,100
3
4
4
4
1
Day
3!/4
4%
Jun
." 15,100
8lA
G
changed
Class
47/4
17%
Fjrst National Realty dc Construction
Corp common
10c
60c convertible preferred
8
May
23%
Industries—
"J
to C C I Corp
Carrier
7%
6%
—£1
(ord :
dep receipts
American
7%
1,500
8
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Name
13% Aug
17 Va
16
—*
Coro
Inc
5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
SI
preferred class A
—C°
Cott
Beverage
Corp _——,
1.50
Cott Bottling Co of New England
1
Crane
li Vb July
8.900
12%
18%
5%
300
1,700
12%
18%
12 %
3S8
774
Jan
7
Distilling Ltd ci A voting—*
E
|j
127b
1
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
Sep
Va Mar
Aug
1%
15%
Class
High
16%
'■
—
Plastics
Fields
11%
% Mar
v-
5%
Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A___50c
Continental Materials Corp
—_l0c
Continental Telephone Co
1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co_;
15
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
—
1
(H)
,
31
1
transactions
Foreign
Federated
Feb
1 %
Continental
Corby
V,
778
transactions—!
Foreign
Oct
6%
~7
Engiueering__l
Aviation &
Low
4%
17%
'
2c
Inc
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc_
Uranium Mines Ltd——
Felmont
Foreign
Continental
27»/4
—1
Faradav
5 % Aug
Apr
2VA
1
...
Inc!
Plan
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated
Record
Apr
38% May
Co
Drilling Co_____ __1.50
Seaboard
Famous Artists Scnools
Feb
Aug
12,500
2 V'a
5
—25c
Aug
1% Jan
Jun
Chemical
Fairmont
Falcon
Family
7
Jan
1
-
1,000
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Apr
4
8.900
1 V'4
7% .'!• 7%
39%
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1%
-
11,300
16%
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Compo Shoe
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
Sep
1
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Metals
Shares
5% July
5
Co Inc ______—______i..
Sand
for Week
Low", High
>Par
High
Low
3%
—
Colonial
Commercial
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
1
Inc
Electronics
Cohu
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
V.,;
Par
'Week's
of Prices
Friday
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
,
8%
39%
28%
14%
12%
12%
13%
—
1%
10
41
29
14 V'a
13
12%
13%
-
1.500
3,300
2.60O
2,400
2.100
Jan
13
3%
1%
Oct
24
Oct
7%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
7
Jan
9%
Jan.
1
May
4%
Jan.
,*« Mar
II
1,300
1.300
19%
Jan
27%
2.100
"l
Feb
7%
7.000
Sep
4% Mar
Jan
Jun
Mar
Oct
10
1.100
32%
Jan
41
Oct
200
28%
Jan
31%
Jun
15
Oct
1.300
12% Aug
3.600
9% July
1.000
1.000
10% July
.
13% May
13%
Oct
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27
Howell
Hubbell
Class
Hudson
Hudson
Inc—
Ltd_
Foreign
transactions
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hughes & Hatcher
Husky Oil Canada
27%
225
102 74
102%
104%
140
102 i/s
Sep
2.900
17%
Specialties
95%
Jan
100% July
28
Jan
35% May
6% May
5%
500
4%
Jan
300
17%
Jan
20
■
Apr
Co
Ltd
—
Industries
800
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
18
31%
400
26% Feb
33%
Aug
Martin^Marietta
21.500
Oct
14%
12%
11%
13%
1974
20%
11
7.600
6 it
8,200
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~2%
3
5
20%
Oct
6%
Jan
ft Mar
3%
Apr
Apr
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
Sep
15%
Jan
22'/a
Apr
Maule
7%
10.900
16%
16 %
1.900
1.200
Corp
"warrants"
,
Oil
Mar
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
9%
Sep
9ft
9Vs
2.500
39%
39%
39%
500
12 %
1.400
6 ft
12%
6 ft
8%
9%
4,800
Credit
Inland
9
Homes
class
Chute
Israel-American Oil
Air
Irving
Feb
Apr
92%
Jun
88
6%
Micromatic
Hone
2%
2%
9%
10%
1.400
7%
774
400
7%
95%
Oct
500
6%
41.700
Hi/4 May
51/4
Feb
Sep
Feb
36%
4% May
6%
Oct
Feb
Oct
31
4Vs
300
2%
Jan
5%
21.900
71/8
Feb
21%
'
19%
21%
7%
6%
7%
2,300
1%
TVs
1%
4.800
12%
12%
3%
6
400
May
31/4
14%
17
3174
%
35%
4%
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10,600
5.600
8
Jan
4%
4,400
3%
Jan
3%
12,300
7 Va
210
2%
.
3%
Sep
7,500
5'/a
674
Factors
4ft
Jan
118
4.700
2^8
2%
2%
13%
L 3 74
1.200
3%
3%
3%
2'A
3,200
13V2
1,900
Jan
Apr
July
11'
Miller
Wohl
Co
Electronics
Mining
3% Aug
—1_-.——4
Corp
Mirro
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3%
Jun
Minnesota
Power
1%
Kansas
17
" Oct
40% Aug
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-
12% May
6%
Apr
10%
Jan
7%
Oct
Company
Airlines
Mohawk
Oil
Mt
Mount
Diablo
Company.
Mills Inc
Inc
TV Inc
(H
Knott
Hotels
Jan
16
13%
Jan
34
6'A
29%
9.900
8%
800
13 %
12 %
13%
% 1.400
2%
2 i3
1,300
2%
Jan
3 A May
1%
1%
1%
5.800
1%
Apr
2
Co
Forge
.
1%
37
_I—II6c
Mar
1
5.500
39%
Jan
12
4,200
22%
5,000
1%
4
Feb
6'A Mar
8,400
41/4
20%
1%
20%
374 Jan
14
Feb
18% Mar
2% Apr
'
3%
3%
3%
1,000
12%
11%
121/4
5.200
~2~50
10%
10%
10i/2
900
474
4%
6.100
3% Aug
15% Mar
7% May
4
18%
18%
18%
9%
9%
10Vb Aug
23,100
1,200
800
—133% C
1%
1%
1%
10c
4%
4'A
41/4
Oct
10
;
300
9%
Smith Electronics Corp
34%
Sep
Industries
Lamb
Corp
Lamson
&
Lamson
Co
Inc
Industries
Lanston
Larchfield
Corp
International
Plan
Lease
—
Sessions
Jan
1% Aug
5
23 V4
Lighting
Locke
Kessler
Lockwood
Class
&
Louis
Lesser
Class
47
Enterprises
3%
1474 Mar
14
5%
Feb
Jun
19% July
1774
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
4
Jun
574
Jan
12
Jun
1474
Jun
1,100
174
Jun
2%
Jan
2.900
2>4
Oct
474
Jan
2%
ft
Jan
1774
Sep
Jan
21%
Oct
1.300
11 %
10.100
14%
2%
1.100
2
Aug
3% Mar
7
1.800
5
Jan
7
2%
400
2Va
Aug
374
Jan
1%
600
1% July
2%
Feb
8%
3.000
1%
8%
10 >8
10%
' '
'
—
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10 74
574
11%
8%
8 V2
700
7 V4
7%
3.800
10
4.900
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8%
Oct
14% July
7'4
Feb
19%
Oct
700
774 Aug
15%
Jan
5.000
2% May
4%
1.600
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474
Oct
8%
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5,600
974
900
8%
—
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8%
2.600
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10
2%
400
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Jun
Mar
1%
Jan
8%
Feb
1074
Jun
874
Sep
1
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30c
80%
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Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc
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32.800
7074
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90
25%
Jan
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Petroleum Corp
Oil Corporation
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72.300
1474
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10%
10%
10%
13%
13
14
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11.700
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500
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
5.500
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10
Feb
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8%
14% Aug
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13.400
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16%
16%
2.400
3%
3%
3%
1.600
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1.500
5
574
,
17%
Sep
Apr
Jan
17%
18
17%
17%
Jan
Jan
36 %
Jun
8%
Jan
5V4 Aug
18V4 Sep
Jan
100
102
75
102 %
102
4%
12%
2.300
18
Jun
31%
5%
3%
107
Jan
May
700
22 %
Apr
26%,
Jun
5%
2,400
4%
Jan
67/a
Feb
~4%
4%
5%
10.200
4 %
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6% May
%
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4,400
29%
2874
30%
66.000
1%
1%
1%
10,800
25%
26
26
Sep
Jan
2
99
Jan
94
50
Apr
106
May
103
July
10174 Jan
110
104.
3274
Jan
174 Sep
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97
9674
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104
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22
,
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.
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600
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5%
5%
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19
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19
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374
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>:
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26 V4
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.
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Oct
4
Apr
8
ft
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28
Jan
Oct
3174
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13
700
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9%
4%
5%
200
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164
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1% July
.
20,100
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12%
13%
155
100
164
164
2
9%
474
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12
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9
600
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11% July
May
374
Jan
16,900
4 %
474
Jan
5%
July
Apr
July
13
5%
Feb
26
Jan
37%
Jun
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1974
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11,200
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400
10.700
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374 Aug
1.100
474
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474
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300
474
Sep
574
6
4%
4% Apr
67 s
7
1%
Jan
6.700
15%
Oct
1.200
20
Oct
64.000
2.900
% Jan
2% Feb
5%
6 74
6,100
6
Oct
4,400
174
Apr
9V4 May
5% Jan
7%
Feb
11% Aug
5% Aug
8% May
1% Jan
274
2 74
274
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2.200
574
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12,400
1
5,100
74
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Oct
Jan
Machines
Weld
Rubber
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
National Work-Clothes Rental
Inc
Packing
Co
Mur
Co_
Min
Idria
Chem
&
Park
New
New
Co—
Mining
Process
York
:
Co
Honduras
&
American
North
Canadian
Oils
15 Va
Feb
18
1.000
5%
Jan
14% Jun
20%
21 %
1.100
20%
4%
4%
4%
1.100
2Va
700
13 Va
40.400
2
2>/a
11%
6%
Jan
7%
7Va
900
7
Oct
9%
1018
7.000
8%
Jan
5Va
5%
1.700
5% Oct
5%
Nuclear
Corp
47/b
May
Sep
2Va Jan
15%
8%
Jun
Sep
Jun
11
8Vs
Jan
Jan
14 % May
12%
11%
12%
2.100
10%
12%
12
12%
2.100
10%
Feb
16%
u
5,900
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Apr
%
Oct
28 % Mar
38 %
9% Mar
16%
Aug
Sep
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3%
3%-
3%
5,100
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77
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36 %
36%
600
61%
58
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3214
5,200
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.
7%.
Jan
5% Aug
102
Aug
Oct
29 % Mar
37%
37%
Jan
74%
3,400
5%
Jan
8%
Sep
Apr
3
Feb
1% May
(Del)
1%
2 ft
2
9
5,900
1,600
7%
Jan
2%
4.800
1%
Jan
2%
2
•
8%
2
8%
2%
63,900
lft
Jan
2%
Oct
2ft
200
July
10% Feb
Oct
19,900
2%
Apr
4%
67
67 V2
20
57%
Jan
67 Va
Aug
93%
93%
60
92
Jan'
96
Mar
10%
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12%
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178
6,000
10,400
5%
1%
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1
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pfd—100
1
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Corp
of Amer
37V2
34%
13 Va
37
Jun
2
Co
RR
Industrial
Novo
Jan
May
7%
10
25
Oct
"
3%
2
12%
1
1
25c
Ltd
Foreign transactions
Northeast
Airlines
Penn
Jan
600
10%
1.25
Railway—
Royalties Inc
Southern
North
North
Oct
11,000
16
1
Inc
&
3Va
80,900
2 lu
10 Va
'
Norfolk
Feb
1H May
3 Va
20%
Rosario._3.33V8
Noma Corp
Noramco
14%
15%
■
25c
1
1
•
*
Co
Auction
York
Sep
2.000
50c
Co
Zinc
;
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
8%
9%
12% Jun
1
-
New Jersey
New
1,200
2
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
10%
Jan
10%
5
——1
30c
—50c
50c
20c
*
Co
Needham
Aug
16
,—2
Machinery
New
218
1
Transit
Stores
614
9%
212
Rolling Mills Co
Nedicks
6,800
9%
212
9%
transactions
Foreign
Apr
800
714
10
10%
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
Sep
8
30%
6%
6%
—1
Ltd
Petroleum
33
Jan
22
29%
-5
1
1
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
3
11
1%
3%
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■
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26% Apr
24 %
Corp
Brass
Town
—
Co
4%%
12%
13%
5,100
12%
Oct
'31%
30%
34 %
125,500
19%
Jan
7%
6%
7%
47,500
3312
2,200
Corp
1
;
Jun
3%
Apr
Overseas
374
74
12.400
%
Jun
1%
Jan
5
674
17.700
4%
Jun
7%
Sep
Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing
1
1
Oxford
-
■
1
ft
■
Oct
Sep
May
101
7%
Apr
11%
Jan
4%
400
4 %
Aug
6 Ve
Jan
7274
ft..
1
Sep
774
3474
4,800
73
64%
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98
170
Jan
Jan
10%
6474
73
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transactions.
Rubber Corp
Securities
23 %
17% May
'34%
4%
4%
.
Foreign
O'Sullivan
4% Mar
9%
10
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
99% 100
100
1
common—
32%
33
/
100
preferred
preferred
Oct
7
13
20c
50c
.
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Occidental Petroleum Corp—
Oak
Oct
3%
12
74
6 74
—
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
Qgden
28,500
9
_1
51
80O
Jan
74% May
100
4% July
7%
Feb
5%
700
V2
1474
1674
2,000
10%
Jan
16%
Oct
374
600
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
3%
3%
24%
Sep
ft-
5;
16
22%
5
21%
2274
17% May
2,000
,
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Sep
Oct
'
9%
Company
Electric
National
Oct
277,4
8% ft
8%
3%
—
11%
Sep
Apr
26 V2
31 Vb
32%
'
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10,800
16
15%
1574
25a
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38% July
80%
'
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10 % May
n %
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National
40c
Mack
Jan
30
Inc
Casket
National
National
Old
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16%
2%
11
Aug
4% Mar
Feb
2,600
M
50c
Jan
27,100
1774
Nat Nast Inc class A
Ohio Power
Corp
"warrants"
1,900
8%
17%
1
Corp
Industries
Napco
Ohio
MacFadden-Bartell
Sep
474
14%
8
8%
10%
17%
21%
78%
,
2% July
22%
2174
21%
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
Lunkenheimer (Thq)
Co
—
2.50
Lynch
1 Va
17b
1
1
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&
Feb
3%
2,500
3%
14%
14%
2974
Jan
9% Mar
974
-374
Oct
574 July
23%
7% Mar
19%
10
1074
Aug
11% Mar
1274 Feb
6% Aug
8%
9%
4Vs
4,400
Jan
Sep
Oct
8
1.100
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10%
5
38-74- Sep
22%
37%
274
8%
Oct
6.500
35%
Inc—
Service
Gas
5%
.
Jan
6%
10c
Louisiana
Apr
Sep
Bowl-O-Mat
Aug
16%
Preserves Inc
1%
National
Sep
Oct
Bartlett—
A
Louis Sherry
Feb
247/a
974
8
87'8
(The) Co—
Watch Co
Shipley
6%
Jan
ft Jun
574
9%
1874
Longines-Whittnauer
Jan
20%
N
Nachman
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Lodge &
4%
300
6,300
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1674
18
8
37 74
-—25c
Jan
12.000
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2174
16%
197
2.50
A
Aug
4%
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
4,000
10c
—
Jun
8%
12
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22%
lft
National
4,700
'—*
Inc
Oil Co
Steel Chain
Apr
-9% July
4%
National
2%
16%
Corp
Motor
Products
Livingston
5%
600
1,200
2814
22%
Apr
974
ft 2 Va
Filter
Lithonia
7%
10%
Feb
~4%
Sep
10%
-
2
2
1
Lee
class A
_1
Leslie Fay Inc class A—
1
Levine's Inc
^
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Levitt & Sons
70c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common.
1
5%
preferred
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc——.—1
Lee
9%
10
1
3
:
5
10
5
_1
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7%
17%
Feb
2Vs
8 7s
974
1
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23,700
17%
—
National
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
24%
Sep
9%
15
National
Apparel Inc
21%
29%
1
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Company
National
L'Aiglon
Jun
Jan
6%
,
Feb
10 Va
Sep
10
4% May
8%
———5
.
5V4
8% July
.
Oct
10%
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25 c
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Kropp
Kulka
Corp
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2V4 Aug
3.100
1
1
;
2.50
—2.50
class A
Muskogee Co
4,800
IIIIZlOc
——
14.600
9%
1
.—50o
;
class A
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
6 %
Co
Apr
2%
8%
1.100
22%
2.50
12.50
Vernon
Feb
28%
Inc—
Oct
2%
4
—1
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Apr
2.600
38%
Rubber
7 V*
7
•9%
25c
1
—
Sep
15
4%
Stores
B>
(I
Kleinert
2 74
29%
21%
Inc
Dept
(S)
Klein
8%
100
14%
1.25
Industries
Kleer-Vu
Oct
Jun
2*3
—
15%
4Y2 Jan
7
Mar
5
29 74
——
Petroleum Co
20 Va May
Feb
•
A
common
preferred
Mt
8%
Kingston Products —
Kinney Service Corp ft
Sep
11%
200
7%
—1
Inc
Industries
Clemens
6%
Jan
25c
Company
14%
14,700
14%
5%
Electro
Morse
Apr
———-1
2~50
5.900
15%
"ctfs"
RR
Ward & Co class
Products
Montgomery
3%
2.500
Kingsford Company
Kirby
iy4
17%
14%
23%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
Monogram Industries
r_
—1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
;
100
4.80%
preferred series B_
100
4.50%
preferred series C
-ft—100
218
15% May
29;%
—
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
Kin-Ark
4,500
pfd—100
Co-
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co_„
Kilembe
6'A Mar
82,800
1%
97
Co—
—1
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
8%
16%
Sep
Aug
88
15%
Drug Company
& Broad Bldg
Kaufman
Kavanau
"/8
I
May
4% July
8%
pfd—100
10c
Light 5%
&
Aluminum
Movielab
1%
8%
50c
35
17%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
(D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4% Vo
Jan
~7
*
of Canada
transactions
Feb
Muntz
Katz
-
Corp
Foreign
Jan
K
Industries
May
27%
—50
1
preferred
Corp_
MPO Videotronics
Kaltman
8
1:700.
50c
common
convertible
4%%
Milo
Movie Star Inc
Kaiser
5,500
14%
50c
2.50
Corp
Jun
Jan
Jan
10%
/
4
9%
4,200
10
9%
4 VB
-2%
12 %
2,800
33%
1
Midwestern Financial Corp
1%
Jan
201/2
17.30
17
7Va
6% July
10%
•'5%
50c
5
Co
9
I
Feb
83% May
335/s
Investment
Midwest
15%
Jan
1
10'A
100
3%
10%
Jan
102% May
3% Aug
2.200
3%
35%
5%
„75c
Sep
Feb
Mill
3%
1:
17%
Aug
90
7.00(5
98
35%
ft
Jan
29%
5%
1
Corp
Inc—
Associates
Microwave
Mid-West Abrasive
~3%
7Va
Oct
17%
5.200
15
1
1
10
preferred
4% May
4
1
(The)
Corp
Jupiter
10%
3% Mar
21
47/s Mar
1.900
6
19%
9%
10c
Inc
Extruders
Michigan Chemical Corp_
Michigan Sugar Co common—
Sep
6%
Co
1
Jefferson Construction Co
1
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
_1
Jefferson
Lake Petrochemicals—.
Series
B
warrants
,_"i6c
Jetronics Industries Inc.—._25c
John's
Bargain Stores Corp
Glass
Jeannette
Sep
Oct
10c
Corp
6
Aug
8% July
6ft
2%
3%
1
—
14% May
Jun
12
80
35%
1
Hospital Supply Corp
Foreign
Miami
97%
Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors Royalty ft'.
--1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Ipeo
Mining Corp Ltd
transactions
2%
8%
—33 740
Company
8% July
17
1
1
1
Mfg
Co
Refrigerating Co
900
Investment
16% Aug
6% Jan
2.900
33%
1
Merrill Island
7%
North America.
-5
International Breweries Inc
1
International Holdings Corp
1
International Oil & Gas Corp—
1
International Products
5
International Stretch Products —_—1
Oil
Menasco
A——'.
9%
Co of
Insurance
Industries Inc
400
1
Sep
4% Apr
22J/a Jan
2%
L
Co
&
274
2%
2%
Sep
42 % May
36% July
700
90
89 V*
~274
25c
1
Plywood Co Inc_
Corp class A——
Corp —
_
Industrial
Inland
'
2%
33%
50c
1
10c
——
Inc
'
100
(Canada)*
Foreign
transactions
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
*
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
.—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4c/b pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
40%
12%
3,700
.
Corp
Johnson
Merchants
9%
-
4
2.300
5 %
5'/a
9%
Oil
20%
7%
10
—3
Inc
Industries
MoCrory
39%
Imperial
7%
5%
Jan
9%
reg
19%
7%
17%
1%
39ft4
dep rets ord
transactions
19%
5%
2%
£1
American
Foreign
2.800
18%
1.800
7%
5'4
2%
10c
12.100
3
2%'
2%
7%
—33V3C
Corp
2%
:
Co common—___1
Paint
Carter
Mary
Me in or
Chemical Industries-
18%JVIay
"warrants"——
Corp——
Corp
Medco
Magnetics
23
1274 Mar
Jan
Mead
IMC
20% July
1,100
5%
'
12%
McCulloch
Imperial
900
13%
2%
Maryland Cup Corp
—ft—_——1
Masco
Corp new
common—.
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
:
j.—•
Foreign transactionsI——
2%
16%
High
22%
13%
Jan
20
6
Low
21%
13%
ftftft——————ft----£1:
17%
V4
ft-»
-
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
'
%
High.
Marine
International
Marconi
Shares
21%
*
10c
1
2.50
Mansfield Tire & Rubber——:
for Week
Low
——ft--7:.
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangel Stores
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Inc:
Majestic
Jan
31%
17
r
Rublic Service
Jan
18'A
5 %
18
18
Maine
23
170
33
,'
•
124
'ft
400
99% 100'A
32%
———10c,
—---1
2.50
-.5
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc —
Hygrade Food Products
18
17%
17%
'
-
Feb
34%
Oct
1
1
—
High
'* AugJ
27%
2.50
Electric Motors Co
._1
(Harvey) Inc class A com—5
B common
5
& Manhattan Corp class A—lo
Vitamin Products Inc
1
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1,1963
Jan,
Low
27%
*
—100
5preferred
(The) Mfg Co
Hoskins
High
Low
7.50
♦
A) & Co
Hardart Baking Co—
& Hardart common
(Geo
&
Intex
Monday, October 21, 1963
,
Week's
Friday
"O-O'K S
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Hormel
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Horn
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 18)
AMERICAN STOCK
Horn
.
(1562)
34
36.
'
t'/
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1563)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 18)
Friday
Range
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Low
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Rio
Grande
33%
8%
preferred..
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
25
Pacific
Coast
Properties Inc
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 67c
1st pfd__25
20%
20 Va
57c
cum
Products
Co
common—
conv
~97/B
extended
to
Jan
1
Finance class B common.,
Robinson Technical Products Inc
Rochester Gas & Elec 47c pfd F
__20c
dividend
conv
3
Northwest
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Packer's
3,900
7%
Jan
32%
Feb
35
Jan
29 V*
Jan
31%
Jun
•
28 %
28%
300
26%
Apr
29%
Jun
,:! Roosevelt
26%
26%
1,300
1,200
26%
Sep
27%
Feb
Roosevelt
27
3%
,
96%
96 Va
120
3%
3%
1,400
23%
23%
24 VB
6%
6V2
2,300
5%
2,100
11%
8,500
47%
43%
51.
17%
17%
500
40%
39%
40%
1,700
41%
31,600
"3% "3%
1.400
8%
100
;
1-
—
t
v
1%
,-ls
c—
3%
8%
A—
Jun
163%
26%
-
12
17%
Sep
35% July
Traffic
Penn
—1
—1
(Mass)_20
St
Permian
Electronics
//'
Philips Electronics
Industries
-
-
Lawrence
5%
Pittsburgh
Railways
Industries
V
Paper
6%
Co
convertible
Mfg
7%
7%
/
...
8% July
3%
Jan
47/b May
9%
Apr
13% July
5"%
Jan
7%
8%
5,100
6%
3.500
8%
11%
126
Jan
105
350
120
120
May
Feb
Oct
Aug
32% July
Security
•'
Seeman
Bros
Corp of
Inc
Seton Leather
Shaer
Shoe
Shattuck
Mines
4%
Proctor-Silex
Providence
Silicon
Oct
Silver
Sep
Jan
Simca
4%
'8,800
1%
Jan
3%
2
Jun
6%
Feb
4%
700
2,100
Sep
8
Sep
Sep
Oct
13% May
7% July
9% May
11
700
9%
6
3% Aug
1,100
2%
11%
9
16
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-Nationgl Co
34
"n
400
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Class
—...
Jan
2
Oct
Transistor
Creek
Oct
4%
Aug
7 Vb
7%
1,200
6
Feb
7H
Apr
21%
7 %
22%
17,800
13
Jan
22%
Oct
10,000
7
Aug
11%
Jan
Feb
18 7
s
July
10%
Sep
21%
15%
7%
Automobiles—
American
Simmons
3% May
Jun
29
6,100
Jan
37
Sep
9%
9%
Sep
Jun
3%
2,000
9%
7% July
6i86 Jan
800
7% Apr
Jan
5%
Jun
Airways
Southern
57c
original
3.600
10%
Jan
17% Aug
200
21%
Jan
25
Sep
22
22%
1,800
20%
Sep
25%
Feb
13%
300
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
15%
49%
1,200
64 %
96
Jan
69%
Jun
16 Vb
Oct
45
Oct
Jan
9
9.900
16%
45
23 Vb Mar
15,400
July
Oct
92
25
93%
39%
12%
7,100
8%
1,000
2
14% May
Feb
2 1*6
Aug
3%
Jan
96
cumulative
14
12%
10%
11
20c '
Industries Inc
Rapid-American
Rath
Co
Estate
Real
Corp
Co
Packing
Rayette
of
Trust
.
_
5 5/8
9
.10
53%
300
Feb
16
Feb
11%
1.800/
6%
;
3%
14,809
5 5'a
9%
5 Vb May
4,800.
-
5%
9%
10%
10%
40c
_
Inc
4%
5%
1
.
_
5%
9 Va
10%
1,500
45%
53%
21%
,
Jan
4.24%
4.08%
100
9%
8%
%
2Va
11%
81,100'
in«
2%
i°«
2%
17,400
21%
Southern
19%
2,000
Ltd—
A
Equities
Realty
v.
Corp
N
of
Y
1
._
7%
34'/a
17
35%
34%
51
51
52
34%
__
,
>
6%
Speedry Chemical
Spencer
4%
—
36
l
:
1
;
4%
55/a
13 %
34%
,
13%
36%
Reda
R.
E.
Pump
D.
M.
.
Broadcasting
Reeves
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
Republic
Republic
Republic
Arms
&
Shoe
23% May
Jan
Transcon
Corp
Indus
...
Rico
Group
Inc
Inc
Mining
For
)Co
Jan
700
13,800'
l
,
30% May
3%
Jun
2% May
5 %
Aug
IB
Jan
40 Va
43
12%
12 Vb
12%
3,800
11
Jan
13%
Apr
19 Vb
19%
19%
100
14
Mar
21%
Aug
6%
6%
6%
53,000
3%
Jan
6%
Oct
4
4%
900
3%
Sep
5%
Jan
15 Vb
5,400
13%
Oct
18%
Jan
7%
10.400
6%
Aug
9%
Jun
14 Va
7%
.
.
50c
.—
s
13%
7
2,500
%
Aug
9,300
Iff
39%
Oct
convertible
Motor
class
28
Jan
35%
Oct
41%
Jan
60
Apr
Standard
6
Mar
Jan
2%
2%
2%
200
1%
Jan
3
Jan
8% Mar
Co
2,500
10%
Jan
7,900
%
13%
13%
%
16
Jan
14
May
%
Jan
Oct
Jan
41%
4% July
7%
Jan
5%
8%
Jan
Jun
Aug
Sep
4,300-
13%
Oct
17%
8,509
27 Va
Jan
40 % May
27%
Apr
25
Feb
23%
23%
23%
409
23%
Oct
25
Jan
23
23%
409
22%
Feb
23% Aug
17
17%
1,609
16
Apr
19% July
2%
90V2
2%
2,909
90%
199
__
2%
__
7%:
'/•
8%
9%
4 %
2
12%
class
Supercrete
Foreign
Corp
9,300
18%
Jan
26 Va
Oct
IOVb
1,100
7%
Jan
11% July
26%
150
23%
Feb
27% July
12%
13 VB
600
12%
Apr
17 Va
Jan
4%
7,800
Aug
4%
Jan
9%,
4
12%
12%
14
800-
1,500
3
~5
12%
16% May
17Va Jun
Sep
11
Mar
Feb
34% July
6% Jan
Va
5,000
4% July
4%
1,600
3%
Apr
7"%
Jan
19 Va
Jun
A July
1%
Feb
~4%
11%
12%
3,300
%
%
13
13.800
22 Va
21%
24 VB
7,309
12%
*
1
50c
;
5
1
10c
'
6% Aug
1
transactions
29% May
13%
6,509
8% Mar
14%
Sep
21%
409
17 Va Mar
21%
Oct
109
22%,
24
16 %
Jan
27%
Jun
24
14%
17'%.
11%
15 Vt
14 Vb
15%
7%
Apr
15%
Oct
15 % July
23%
—
'1%
12 VB
1,609
23,900
1,300'
17%
17%
11%
13%
5.000
11%
Oct
14
15%
3,800
10 Va
Jan
16%
16%
100
15%
Oct
1%
1%
10,200
1%
Apr
Vb
Oct
309
20
26
197/B
20%
6%
6%
8,900
5,300
1
:.
Corp
9 VB
8%
9%
13,600
4
:_
Petrol
Oct
20%
6 %
Inc_
21%
21
2 5 Va
7 Vb
7
7%
1,609
10c
1%
1%
1%
800
1
6%
6 Vb
6%
23,000
_____
Sunerior Window Co class A
50c
25c
1
2
Foreign transactions———
19 Va July
4%
23 VB
2%
23 Vb
2
16%
200
194
Jan
4% May
Feb
6
21%
Feb
Jun
17%
Sep
177,8 Mar
1%
Jan
40
Jan
2678
Apr
8
Sep
9%
Sep
8
Jun
%
Aug
2%
Jan
Jan
1 Va
6
7 Vb
Jan
Oct
}S Mar
1% May
%
300
%
Aug
700
13 Va
Aug
700
Jan
July
25 %
2 Vb
3%
Jan
9% Mar
17%
Oct
Jan
202 %
Oct
%
10c
Operating Co
25
1,000
25c
Ltd.
Syntex Corporation
Oct
Jan
26 Va
12%
—
L.
Paper Corp.
Jan
9%
2%
20%
^
Corp
Electronics
12
4'/a
~4%
...
International
Jan
Oct
30
•
Co
Sunset
Oct
Apr
6%
2% Oct
7 ■'* Aug
6% Apr
1 %
1
Inc
Co
Feb
93%
14%
Oct
4,900
1
A_
—
Sunair
24%
4%
Mar
Jan
—
Company
Wells
40.400
1
Ltd—
Stop & 'Snop Inc.
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers
2,700
9%
1%
10c
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
(J B)
8%
13%
„_1
^
10c
(The)
7%
8%
MVb
8001
1
Inc
Stephan
3%
May
26%
12%
__1
transactions
Chemical
26 %
_1
Corp^
Corp
1 VB
VB
3
3 VB
.
2% Aug
74 Va
6%
—
20
Co
Inc
33
Feb
_1
Mines
28% July
26%
,_3c
transactions
Parts
Swanee
2,100*
4%
11
23 Vb
..1
L
Corp
Uranium
Industries
Stylon
6%
14 Vb
37% :
800
Inc—
Tube class B
Foreign
Stetson
100
2,300
47/s
150
1
Inc
Aviation
Stanrock
Steel
4%
38
509
;
common
preferred
Supronics Corp
4%
%
36.
700-
409
A_50c
__.
Shares
Sep
58,800
13%
Corp
Products
Products
Jun
12%
6%
*
50O
1,000
"
30
1
A——
Supermarkets
11%
1
see page
46 Vb July
12 Vb
/-•
Jun
23%
1
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Metals
Co
9% July
5% May,
2% Jan
41%
A
footnotes,
27
Hi"
1
_
series
Feb
3 Va
14%
__
_
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
Jan
2
9
*A *T
10c
—
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
2%
3%
Sep
Vb Aug
7%
1
3 Vb
.____1
:
Associates
Argentine
6,000
*
Inc
Resistoflex
RIC
100
7%
'3
Jan
1
Inc
Corp
Jan
21
26%
5
Co
Instruments
1
Co
49^4
12% Mar
30
1
of Canada Ltd
_5
.
150
23'%
lc
Paint
Steel
1
Co
Jun
Jun
26%
Corp__2
Inc
Brands
Statham
1
__.
Oct
IS
3%
23%
_25
"orp..
"warrants"
Feb
5c
Co
Foil Inc
Industrial
Restaurant
29%
6%
3
1
Dev
Inc
&
Insurance
Remington
29%
—25c
11%
Jan
25
.■
Products
Feb
9%
6
1
7Vb
1
Co
Reeves
Rcis
"
„
Corp_
3% May"
A Jun
1%
25
25
Sperfy Rand Corp
Stanley
'
36
8.33%
Petroleum
14%
63% Aug
Apr
5%
800.
6%
'
Warrants
Apr
31% May
32 % May
Mar
:
£1
.
800
7%
6%
7%
1
——
%
26 Va Mar
'
Sep
29% Aug
16%
16%
50o
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Stepan
Properties Corp of America-
Class
25
Aug
<
34Va
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co„
Stelma
Real
2,400
9 Va Mar
A May
47,600
preferred
Southern California
Foreign
1
Jan
20O
29 Va
1
Star
Investment
America
Jun
25
„r
27%
;
19%
Sep
Mar
23
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
IOVb July
43,600
22
July
8%
10 %
20,400
14%
10%
'
Ramer
100
Oct
23
__
preferred.
cumulative preferred—',
cumulative preferred—
Standard-Thomson
*
Jan
22 Va
22%
,
28 Va
cumulative
Standard
R
25c
91
6,000'
25%
•
preferred
4.78%
Class
—
Feb
85 Va
5V4 May
I6V4 Jun
California Edison—
Standard
A
74%
83 V4
4%
Corp
Soss
Manufacturing
South Coast
Corp
$1.60
Inc
1014
29 Va
Co
Co
Sonotone
Standard
class
J an
27%
"
Inc__
Standard Dredging
Inc
Jun
5
15,100
4,200
•
Oil
4.22%
Q
Enterprises
6%
1,500
9V»
Va
1
Venezuelan
Sports Arena
Ramco
Apr
%
Simpson's Ltd
Foreign transactions——
Standard
Radiation
10%
Oct
Oct
700
17%
24%
2*V
700i
7%
__
deposit receipts
Publishing—
4%
Vb
%
1,300
5,100
12
13%
May
Boardman
Oct
10
;:4%
Af
2%
%
$3 convertible preferred—
Slick
45
2
4
1,800
7%
/
84% '
—
12%
35,500
•
Jan
Feb
16%
24%
12%
1,300
8%
10c
3%
16'
__
Jan
3%
.
> 8%
■
'
Quality Importers Inc
Lithium Corp
12
12%
9%
:_100
16%
6 Va
-
12%
7%
8
15%
/
3 Vb
im_i
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
3%
13%
Quebec
Jan
5 Vb
400
25c
Jun
9
62 %
Aug
9%
1,000
6%
Corp
35%
9%
93%
6%
5%
Corp
Precision
Jun
9
100
20c
*
5
8% Apr
4% Feb
4% Mar
6%
2
Aug
9%
22
58.200
5%
2
2%
■;
*7
5%
6%
A_
29 Vb
'
4
600
1,000
20c '
class
300
36%
35
35
100
7%
2%
5%
5%
—5
1,900
4
4
4 %
18Va
'
2%
5%
B
Southland
__—
6%
7
1
210
%
*
—
18%
7
—20c
..
34%
2%
210
_____
4 7a 7c
25% May
19% Aug
Sinclair
11
9%
1
—t
Jan
Silvray Lighting Inc__
Colorado—
of
Feb
9%
.___10c
Sep
7
66%.
Gas
Service
Public
16%
miii
i
Siboney Corp
Apr
3]A
—1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
—1
$1.25
convertible preferred-.—.
20
Prophet'(The) Company
1
Corp
5% May
2,400
47,300
Canada——"
13%
7
-—,
Sep
20%
19%
mill
;
of
——
...
3%
19%
18
3%
•
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
49%
Corp—
Ltd
1,400
20%
18 Vb
Sherwin-Williams Co common—^.—12.50
Apr
33
12 %
Sep,
1
:
Sep
400
4
3%
20% May
22 Va Apr
18 Va
Mining
7%
Class A _i—————-10c
Class B /
—_10c
Preston
1,000
I_II13
Corp..
Denn
2%
3
...
Realty
11%
*
2,200
2%
—
Presidential
Sep
Sep
11%
Co
Singer Manufaeturing
Prentice-Hall Inc
Apr
7%
11 %
■_(
11,300
314
Ltd."
Royalties
Oil
11%
2,900
1
Inc___
4%
2%
.1
Pratt & Lambert Co
—.—l—*
Precision Microwave Corp
—1
Precisionware
Inc
---—■——1
Prairie
1%
Jan
18,200
1
America
Sevvomechanisms
13%
43 %
Apr
Jan
17,100
6%
7%
Jun.
43
43
23
12
1%
9%
6 Va
Inc.
2%
5
Jan
May
8 Vb
1 Vb
8%
1
Freehold Petroleums.
(The) Corp
;
21%
4
Mar
314
24
4% May
9 Va Mar
1%
9
6%
Inc/.
1,100
Jan
21
25c
1 Season-All Industries
2,600
11%
Aug
3.50
Lumber
Airlines Inc
2%
4
12%
19
Jan
&
26%
5
•
Oct
Milling Corp
2%
Jan
1,000
20
2%
Aug
*
25%
26%
1
Corp of Canada
/Foreign transactions^.
8 %
Aug
.2.50
—-1
1
*
Power
8 %
Apr
11 %
1—._50c
Polymer Corp class A
Aug
300
4%
Polychrome Corp
6%
2,600
4%
—
Jan
20
'
Sep
Apr
10%
Jun
1
Co.
Seligman & Latz
'
Corp
1 %
Sep
8%
-—10
Scale
(The)
Apr
16
52%
11 7a
—*
Co
Electronics Corp
Products class A
Polycast
Jan
3,400
11
10%
Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Poloron
Jan
7%
8 %
4%
4
4%
50c
&
Polarad
10'
Seeburg
10%
4%
19 %
Inc
Gems
Corp
3%
Mar
21%
_io
Sealectro
700
.
Fisher
preferred—
World
5
3
25c
Plywood
46%
Feb
1,300
: .3%
3%
19 %
50c
Allied
4%
"5%
25c
com—
Seaboard
34.600'
Plume
Atwood
&
Screen
Servo
,
Corp
Seaboard
36%
Oct
Oct
3%
1,500
Oct
.
4»4
18%
Jun
21®'a
Sep
23%
Jan
2
21 VB
Jan
■
Jan
14%
700
21%-
2%
Apr
2%
20
14%
5%
2%
10,700
May
__20
86 %
10,400
15,200
17%
17
•2%
__20
__
series
Jan
7%
17%
Jan
Jan
5 V4
9% July
3% Oct
Jan
Apr
Apr
6%
3%
3%
3%,
3 VB Mar
12%
13%
Aug
1%
~7%
3%
7%
72%
Feb
3%
2 Va
11%
4% Aug
3%
1,800
100
8% Mar
Feb
12,100
400
1,000
9,300
12%
2%
8,500
4%
Sep
20%
86 %
9%
Jan
9
18
1%
4 Va
13%
8V4
13%
Jun
10%
2%
13%
Aug
Inc
2,300
10
Sep
19%
Seaboard
120
10%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd____l
Foreign Transactions
%
1
50
*
9%
.'
preferred
4.40%
Aug
12%
—
Co Ltd_^_
series preferred
.4 Va 7c
May
9,100
Plastic
Pneumatic
3 IS
7 %
10,700
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plant
Jan
Oct
•
Corp
Sep
8
6%
Diego Gas &; Electric Co—
Sep
6%
10
__—
Plastics
Pioneer
12
3% Mar
200
__2.50
San
Aug
3
14%
—
7% Mar
18,900
7%
16 pesos
Carlos Milling
57% Aug
IS
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co__10 pesos
Screw Co __/_
—10c
Phoenix Steel Corp
(Del)
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
1
Pierce Industries Inc
1
3,800
7%
7%
20
Inc
San
Jun
13%
Phillips
11"
6%
Corp Ltd—
Jun
9
5,
10 VB
7%
—1
85%
42%
10%
5
,
16
IS
& Pharmaceutical
:
—5
Jan
Apr
~
Sep
Foreign transactions—.
Phillips-Eckhardt
6
16
1
11 %
13%
.
Jun
Aug
1
1,200
—1
Minerals.
&
3%
13%
-50c
12 V*
10c
Oils
300
2,100
A
Saxon
—1
Corp
Peruvian
3%
Petroleum
Oct
4 %
Photo Co —.—_—.——_—*
Perfect
;
.
Sep
9
25c
__.
Inc
Salem-Brosius
Sep
9%
;
f (ftp, •''
July
Aug
2%
Jan
Apr
5
13%
8,800
1%
86%
17®4
Jan
13%
Sep
'
Jan
3%
Oct
12.
7
13 Va
100
Sbp
26%
6%
2,600
4%
1%
13%
—:
Corp
(The)
Pcpperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island
Inc
15%
m
26
1%
Co
Electronics
Pep Boys
14%
1
Russ. Togs Inc. class
Say re
Pentron
Oct
2,200
2,200
Jan
200
15%
2,100
19%
1.500
Apr
1%
/6% May
19% Jan
VB
11%
7%
1,400
3
6,400
""1%
3,100
3
15%
—10
10%
3A
Jan
12%
1
Inc
54%
Ltd—1
2.50
Dredge
Gold
Consolidated
Pa to
5V4
4%
1
25%
2.50
preferred
Sep
Inc.. -500
12
12
50c
3%
3%
preferred.—.
Sarcec Petroleums Ltd__
Savoy Industries (Del)—^
,
Jan
600
1
10
10
—1—2
common
Apr
Jan.
89%
'4%
s
42% Jun
-
9%
Jan
4%
15%
Ltd
106% May
5% Oct
,
66% May
21% Jan
3%
Co
Jan
Sep
13%
-
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Industries
Royaiite Oil
4%
5%
85
3%
.
Inc
Ryan Consolidated.
:'i Ryerfcon &
Haynes
8% May
Oct
5%
240
13 Va
I
Products
vRus?eks
-
Feb
Jan
,
-1,800
6% July
5% Jan
,
Rusco Industries Inc
Apr
May
4
High
Jan
-1.20
Royal School Labs
-
Jan
98%
..
43%
•
2
;
__
Co
Jan
8%
30,800
2,000
5%
4%
14%
--III1
25%
Company
class
..
(
5%
transactions
Co
,
!
Rowland
104%'Jan
iV J&n
A
-t—
5%
87%
5%
regis___ —£1,
Ross Products Inc
Feb
101% Aug
3% Jan
250
102.- 104
100,
—1
5%
j
4,300
~4%
•
Rosenau Brothers Inc.
99%
,
22% Jun
10,700
5
5 Va.
5%
87
_1
Raceway
/
Jan
3
4%
Dohrmann
$2.50
130
95%
96 %
Low
5%
"
ir
101
Sep
Sep
101V* Mar
140
May
95 Va Jan
280
102%
.
95%
11%
B
Parvin
98/
';
5%
_1.50
Apr
3% May
7
150
...
1
Inc
Jan
Jan
910
--
97%
151% 153
153
Company
Pen
Class
99
-
102
—1
1
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker
'
96%
Field
5%
-100
..
ord
26
5%
5%
Chemical
Park
98
rets
27% July
Feb
Aug
11%
Petroleum
Foreign
Park
•
5,200
4
dep
25%
Feb
>
24%
5,200
25%
-
1
Corp class
Pantasote
26
200
27-;;
24
25
American
;
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
27% May
•26% Aug
Corp class A——1—_50c
Tubes —i—
*
Paddington
Pancoastal
■
6%
pfd
-----
Page-Hersey
Pall
10 %
26%
25
11
Markets
.
4,700
4 700
'
5%
Light
&
Super
Inc
Paco
Ltd
11% July
May
34 V*
1
Telepwarrants
Bell
Pacific
23
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc_
Rolls Royce Ltd—
27
*
*
preferred
dividend preferred
Airlines
Northern
Jan
Mai-
.
29%
9%
3%
$4.75
22
33%
98%
$4.36
Jan
20
29%
2
Pacific
25
Feb
26%
Pacific
•
13%
28 Va
_T
Inc
37% July
Oct
33 Va
Lighting $4.50 preferred—.—*
/$4.40-dividend preferred
;
;*
$4.75 dividend preferred
*
Industries
Jan
8%
Shares
Low
1965—
29%
,
___
Pacific
25%
13,100
•
19%
25
57c 1st preferred
—i
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57c redeemable 1st preferred
25
57c. redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1-st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
1st preferred •'
5V2 7c
1,800
9%
20'4
8%
Coast
for Week
Valley Gas Co—•
Ritter
•
33%
32
8
1
Clay
Pacific
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
Vtc
Pacific
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
x
Last
STOCKS
24
17
165
202%
160
194
2.200
238(900
1,100
2
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Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Sale Price
American Stock
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Friday
High
Low
High
Period
1
10
Inc
Operations
Tecnnical
Technicolor
:
Inc
25%
24.200
31%
35%
20.000
20%
19
10c
Corp
i
Corp
Teleregister Corp
24%
34»2
20c
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Tclectro Industries
TelePrompter
255b
1
Electric Co
Tampa
♦8%
—*
Inc
•:8%
*
Industries Inc —
4% preferred
Talley
Talon
__
Warrants
"23/8
Textron
Shovel Co
Thew
:
Markets
Thorofore
Thriftimart
-
5
——1
1
Inc
A—
class
Inc
10c
10
Lewis Foods
Tillie
Amer
deposit
Amer
deposit rets
Shipyards Corp
Todd
Town
Trans Lux
1
5c
1
"warrants"
Transportation Corp of America—
Class
A
common
—10c
Transue
Forging
Feb
N
Jun
1st
Jan
•
24%
Jan
15
15%
2,200
213.8
1.200
20%
Sep
6 34
6%
6a4
3,700
638
Juri
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
8%
Apr
Aug
21% Mar
273/4
250
90%
Jan
94%
Jun
300
3%
Jan
4 Vb
Aug
Hartfield
3
3 %
3%
3.000
Sep
5 Vb
Feb
Hoffman International
4%
5.900
23/4
23/4
3 3/4
4%
%
11 34
12
10%
11%
4 ye
64,800
4 3/8
Feb
Hudson
14%
Sep
Hydrometals
Jan
11%
Oct
8%
43/4
4%
4%
1.500
16%
17%
12,300
•
Italian
True
10
Sep
of
•
Nuclear
Power
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
United
Canco
Oil
Foods
United
Improvement
United
Milk
United
Molasses
N
:
1
:
S
Ceramic
Tile
S
Natural
S
100
Co
:
Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp
American
Warrants
Series
Series
Universal
cl A com_10c
25c
*
.
3%
8%
8%
9
11%
4.800
6
Jan
9%
,.y 1.800
5 3'a
5 Vb
5% Jan
4% July
8,300
.—
~4%
Feb
Jan
5
Jan
67k
Jun
Apr
5%
Jan
1%
300
5
51
Vz
41 V4
31
50
9
9
4%
32.400
434
41%
1.000
-
12 7a
167 a
15 7«
1738
28.900
v
46
July
Sep
9%
Feb
Sep
13
9%
1
Jan
Jan
19% May
Aug
Co
—
Dare Stores Corp
Iron Coal & Coke
7%
734
1.700
14 y4
15%
1.400
9%
Jan
2.900
12%
12 y2
•4%
6%
6%
9%
-9%
10',4
25c
1
14
(without
7%s
6s
debs
sub
6s
4%
Jun
13V4
Oct
Webb
5%
22,100
2%
July
ey4
84
82
2
80%
85%
74%
77 Vz
5% Aug
5.900
9% Mar
&
8% May
15%
100
15%
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing
•
400
103/4
Jan
16%
VTR
1
Jun
5%
4%
2,900
5
Inc
Waltham
Webb
'$6
&
Knapp
Weiman
preferred
10
Co
Instrument
Inc
Inc
Company
Wentworth Manufacturing
Chemical
Products
Utilities
Texas
Westbury
Equities
Western
Nuclear
Western
Tablet
%
_63a
Inc
Stores
Inc
Jan
iy8
Jan
42
6%
3'/2 May
35.200
Jan
87
Aug
Sep
Oct
Jan
5
400
3%
24 3
4
33/a
500
21%
Jun
94%
3%
Jan
97% May
12% Jan
3% Sep
Oct
•
27%
Sep
3%
11.500
2%
Oct
3J/a
3 Vb
•3,700
2%
Apr
5c
_,
Invest
3%
3®'a
3%
21,200
Is
Vz
%
%
2.800
y-
j78
Jan
.*
22%
22%
2,600
19%
Jan
25l/2
26% May
2% Mar
July
4
Ltd—
108 Vz
24
24%
2478
500
223/4
Jan
12%
24%
13%
500
9%
Jan
ft
Aug
Feb
Z—.
170
%
■
% Aug
24
1.800 1
16%
■
18
6.400
-Y
1%
1 %
700
1%
13%
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14
Sep
?I
Jan
193/4 July
10,200
23
18
14 V4
27%
Sep
19
Sep
9%
1%
'
Jan
Feb
2y2
Jun
Sep
16%
500
*
Inc
10c
4%
4%
4%
500
.1
13%
13%
14%
6.400
13%
Sep
18%
7%
7Vb
7%
•7,200
-5%
Jan
8%
100%
106 Va
100
100
101
33
99 y4
108%
89
11
82 y8
88%
88 Vz
1
95 %
95%
65
95%
3
(R
Oil
v.
4% Sep
Wood
(John)
414%
.6
American
6%
Work
dep rets
Wear
6%
6%
Oct
57/s
900
8%
Jun
153/4
Jan
95%
Jan
8%
240
98
Sep
v
8%
10%
18 V2
'■
8%
400
10%
10"'8
1.300
18%
18%
-
Ltd
Yonkers
System
Raceway
Inc
Inc
class
Jun
10 V2
Jun
13%
16%
500-
Feb
20% May
5%s
common
6%n preferred
7
8 Jo
6% Jan
2% Mar
8 3/4
15%
15%
15%
700
15 Va
Sep
17%
n
H
%
3,500
il
Jan
1
25c
_5
series
series
Foods
Corp
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II
IZI_50c
i
99%
1
85
92
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98%
87
90%
90 Vz
87
82
19
84%
85%
88
88
5
86%
89
91%
5
91
94 %
83%
87 %
84
10
84
93%
90
92
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101%
98
99%
12
103%
104%
5
102%
105%
104
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104 V*
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—
of)—
3s Jan
(Republic
Sinking fund
Rio
stamped
de Janiero
'".//
:
Sales
or
(Plan
A)
2s
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
No.
High
$110
Low
High
__
"7%
10%
$97%
97%
97%
$94%
95
95%
10%
10%
$100
99
$45
$49
2012—Jan-July
60.
j
50 %
42%
51%
51
50%
50 y4
'
60
100%
50
$99%
■■
70
66
70
$55
Jan-July
1997
1
,
Municipalities
Week's
Last
1967
B
Peru
46
53
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range)... d Ex-interest
distribution.
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
m Under-the-rule
year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in years range).
tEx-distribution
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds
being traded flat.
„
,
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported
in receivership.
>
I
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,
consolidated, cum,
tive; "conv," wwii V.
lUVO,
VV/ll V
convertible; "M" lilV* W&W&vj ' "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,
mortgage;
voting trust certitlcate..,
OlWAv f
4-A
» »
T w v—O
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "xw." without warrants.
*
No
par
value,
transaction
f Liquidating
(not
included
in
ti
f
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
Armstrong
Cork
________
500
>
,
Aug
23/4 Mar
Aug
Feb
(Joseph)
14
4
--
13%
14%
23,700
8 ys Mar
17%
Jun
4
4%
•8,700
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
4%
700
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
20%
21
6,200
15%
8
7%
8
3.300
4%
Jan
9 V*
3%
3%
3Va
300
3ya
Sep
4%
21'
__
Glass
Jan
22
Sep
Sep
Feb
>'■'
preferred
Pittsburgh
Brewing
Pittsburgh Plate
Co
Bolt
Air
Westinghouse
Elec
10
Brake—
Corp
^
6.25
27
8
8V4
154
31
Jan
31%
Jan
167
317a
Jan
37 V'a
r 28
95
10
60c
60c
75a
Feb
75c
Aug
9%
Aug
Jan./,.
5
4%
4%
J. 3.974
57 y4
245
51 %
42%., 42%
50
34%
Jan
25
4%
Aug
4% ■"
4%
368
18%
__
•
..
19
33%
33%
29
28%
29
39%
39%
41
.
/
'/;•;-
■>
33
132—
602
4%
Oct
Sep
Aug
92
/
37%
29 V2
56 VB
56V8
42%
'•*
50c
200
-
45% May
97
8%
8%
■
~
;
90%
Jan
34% Aug
Apr
23 % Mar
470
Apr
Jun
9%
/*
33%
30 Vz
:
Jan.,
225
95
95
101
Jan
43
27
Corp
Westinghouse
249
1.493
_
32%
37 Vb
28
10
^5
of America
—1.
United Engineering & Foundry Co_.—5
Vanadium Alloys Steel
—5
&
July
Oct
Jan
Aug
66V4
25%
42 VB
common—__1
Glass
Corp
Aug
7% Mar
13 Vz
31%
—5
7%,
Corp
_
86
30
'8
8V4
—
42 V2
137
27%
27 y4
x29y2
32
100
1
Natco
38
98%
30
*
Co
10%
98 y4
27%
10
Duquesne Brewing Co »f Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
——5
Equitable Gas Co
__8.50
Harbison
Walker-Refractories
7'/2
Home
— 91/8
High
Low
33 V» Mar
22
•
39%
__
10
Range Since Jan. 1,1%3
High
-39 %
1
—
Sales
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
1
—5
Co
Blaw-Knox Co—-.
,
//■■'/':,■ Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
/
Range
Last
STOCKS
Screw
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
95
85
97%
: y 38
91%
Jan-July
1967
A
Rockwell-Standard
Zlon
1
'
$84
88
—Jan-July
• Hanover
(Prov)
6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A) 2V8S 2008—May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
^June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2VeS 2008
Mar-Sepf
4%s
Columbia Gas System—
8/0
A—25c
91%
72
85
96
1951
Jan-July
• Danzig Port
«fe Waterways 6%s 1952
J&n-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
Jeanette
Express
93%
91
94 Vz
90 %
7s
(Germany)
Baden
McKinney'Mfg
Yale
50
'
90 %
•
Period
Jan
9 3/a May
1
40c
Corp
Hargreaves
Va
100
85
60
94%
98 Vb
Interest
19% Mar
102
5c
__£l
ord reg
95
127
74
v
/' $85
Power 3%s 1964——June-Dec
5s debs 1974
June-Dec
Inc
■
97
2
«.
93%
122 V*
3
34
85
$90
—
94 Vz
sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
2 Jr. Mar
Ltd—
(F W)
preference
Wright
6%
1
Machine
Newspaper
1
124% 124%
55%
100
5
94 Vz
94 %
98
91
——
93
Feb
111 July
16,700
__•
Co
99%
85
Friday
17% Mar
7%
1,200
2 %
pfd__100
Wood all Industries Inc
Woolworth
8%
2
25
& Light
Pwr
7%
210
1
common
8
1
t
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
1
Co
&
Co
Brothers
Wilson
5%
O
94%
90
$98%
~
77
59
$90
——
90
127
105
25
65
124 %
Friday
Williams
Wilshire
1,169
124%
123
May-Nou
1976
conv
Oct
Industries
Williams-McWilliams
116
223%
12
Feb-Aug
1972
Devel Corp—
Apr
10
Co
103
112
4
108% 111
184% 223%
100% 103
Apr
13 y2
___a
(The)
127
99
■'y"
.
%
1
_1
1
48 Va
41%
•
43%
102%
90
61
.
10c
Corp
Brothers
Williams
2%
Jun
2%
11
Wiebolt
8%
90
6%
24 y4
10c
Williamhouse
Oct
3,4
3
Whippany Paper Board
White
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Oil
ItT
7%
13/4 July
10c
Inc
River
9% May
51.700
47
434
4% May
Sep
2%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Wichita
-a
45 y2
Sep
6 5/a
1,200
7%
2
%
3
200
100
rets ord shares
& Stationery
dep
7%
lT's
10c
Stockholders
American
-:
4.700
7%,
1%
50c
pfd
4.40%
Fashions
Western
Western
7 %
700
3%
7
1
*
1
1.25
West
West
3y2
7
10c
common
preference
&
3%
1
Precision
series
4
common
conv
86
99%
1
208
May-Noi>
Ja/i-July
BONDS
•
>w
Bond
93%
79
96%
19
98%
Low
&
72
69%
100%
'
1998__Jan-July
6s
Feb
6% non-cum
Wakefield Corp
84%
,
50
80
$101
Foreign Governments and
Aug
Waitt
77%
70
V.
$42
1976
debs
6%
Water
Knapp
12'/a
15%
,
96
87
■
-245
60
62
47
43
88
Sep
4.700
Gas
Washington
Jan
6%
5
78
51 %
1976
C
subord
conv
U S Natural
Oct
15%
Inc
69%
82
—
7%
1534
2
Co
Products
■4
87
mm
1976
E
1978
3
-
25c
Food
19%
75%
*
98 %
series D
Aug
20% Mar
Vita
11%,
80
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
3%s series
Feb-Aug
3s series F 1979
a
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981
April-Oct
4 V4S
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
43/4S series
I
1982
Jan-Aug
4%s
series J
1982
Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
Mar-Sept
5s series L
1985
Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985
Mar-Sept
4'/2s series N 1986_
April-Oct
4Vts series O
1987
—-.May-Nov
4%s series P 1987
.'
May-Nou
4%s series Q 1988
May-Nov
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3y»s 1970——Feb-Aug
Szabo Food. Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6y2s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement
& Investing Corp—
series
2%s
3Ves
124.400
3%
4%
Co
Gas
warrants)
Broadcasting &
conv
13%
3
3
193/s July
30%
Equities Corp—
Realty
Jun
9
6% Mar
%
1
America
Instrument
7%
1
42
7
■-.?
49 Vb
.
8%
■
6.200
•
Sep
11%
— 6.300
11%
Jun
3
1.500
a-
Sep
Aug
6%
3
1.800
l5a
4
r9
12%
11%
'
Sep
1% July
2
2%
1%
Oct
Jan
2
~2
May
Apr
2%
1%
25c
!
Corp of America
Capital Corp of
A
5
202
Jan
1
;
class
Jan
Jan
5 Vb
&
7s debs 1967
debs 1977
Rapid American Co
53/4S conv subord
.
Venture
Inc
184'/2
6V2 May
Jan
110
1234
Sugar
y
Viewlex
4V4
11 %
17.78
Corp
Virginia
Virginia
300
13B
Corp
Corp warrants
(The)
Sep
2»/4
1%
Marion
Victoreen
Jan
7%
5
8%
25c
Insurance
Universal
Valve
5%
800
—•
Container Corp
Controls Inc
Valspar
Sep
500
11%
Industries Inc_10c
Universal
Utah-Idaho
2%
16,100
2%
1
1955
Automated
Building
Apr
5V2
23'8
1962
Warrants
Uris
9%
Corp—
Universal
Universal
Jan
200
197
197
1
Rubber
Universal
7
5% Aug
2%
8%
50c
Jan
Mar
1,500
3%
5
Gas
U
41
36
112%.
,
10
$55
Mar-Sept
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-JVou
Southern California Edison 3s 1965-——.—Mar-Sept
3VbS series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
series B
1973
Feb-Aug
2,100
9
10c
Coyp
Electric
Reeves
Ltd—
Conditioning
U
1970
Service
Public
Jan
Mi Aug
39 Va
5%
1984
Apr
Jan
3
Power 3y4s
Water if
5%
lVa
8%
1968
1971
14%
11.900
3
3y4s
mortgage
3s
23% May
Sep
8Vz
1974
Corp 5s 1976
America 5%s 1976_
Jan"
1%
38
i
1984
5y2s
Oct
5
Co.
U
1st
due
6s
Oct
2'/2
100
16 %
87%
—
May-Nov
3%
14,200
150
49%
},*
May-Nov
Mar Sept
April-Oct
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
_Feb-Qct
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
12%
3!i
167
118%
19
-
39
7&
ctls
April-Oct
21%
Sep
167
16%
77
100
2%
2%
1%
39 V*
Investing—2.60
&
dep rets ord regis
RR.& Canal
J
Ai-
Inc
Products
American
S
20
Corp
Jun
96
102%
38
38%
85
500
/,;/
4
3%
Jan
92 y4
100%
100%
1^% U*
1.300
14%
21%
"4
1
vtc
Ltd
Gas
&
14
2158
14%
2%
h%
:—1
Corp
United
U
—20
50c
Products
Elastic
United
Omaha,
of
transactions
Foreign
United
4
Co
Yards
17% Mar
2,600
19%
19%
19%
10%
21
Oct
150
115%
■:
100
102
167
tr
1978
Corp
of
mortgage
3'/4s
5%
4.500
,7%
6%
6%
4%s
Hess
Corp
Pennsylvania
transactions
Foreign
Union
Bellas
National
Ohio
u
Co
Chemical
Kawecki
1st
5
*
liq
Research
Sep
36%
Corp
Canada
6%%
Tr
National
41%
Jan
•'
■
$101
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
6s
General
32% Mar
Gas
Co
National
29
Union
Power
Aug
Oct
1,700
$102
110
1982
1st 6s
17%
5.900
71%
'
Corp
6s
1972
Realization
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
38 "'.a
89%
Inc
Jan
35%
89%
90
Feb-Aug
Aug
37%
148%
128
92%
1973—June-Dec
debs
9%
6
88%
100
92%
June-Dec
1981
18%
9%
120%
126%
•
92%
1977
7s conv
3% May
93/4 Mar
700
95%
v
68%
34
90
May-Nov
April-Oct
„.
1981
Jan
7% Mar
4.400
15%
15%
92'A
92%
April-Oct
conv
Manhattan
&
Kaltman
7%
5%s
Stores
Jan
deb
sub
conv
Jan
11
600
12
6'/2s
65
110%
24
112
110
Corp—
1
—May-Not
1981
3%
92
35
Chemical
1993
Development 6s 1974
Foam Corp
6%
conv
Gulf American Land Corp—
3%
92
5
78
:
85%
%
102%
53%
.
?126%
-May-Nov
May-Nov
1993
B
series
—
5'/2s
110
83
84
..
& Construction
1976
Inc
93%
118-
83%
Jan-Dec>
General
Fitochrome
93
Mar-Sept-
4
RR—
series A
4s
Realty
wts
ex
1
-113
June-Dec
.—Jan-Jala
1978
3%s 1978
6s
general
6IS
6%s
64%
High
27
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
First- National
Jun
8
38%
■Unexcelled
mortgage
1st
1
June-Dec/
1978
of
Feb
85 %
June-Dec
1976_.
6s
debs
Lackawanna
2%
18%
35%
Corp
Inc
Co
subord
Western
13%
*
Temper
Authority
&
Sep
Tri-Continental
Conduit & Cable Co
"warrants"
Assn
vft,
83 %
April-Oct
A : 1970
1969
Lack
Oct
173i
Triangle
Raceway
conv
Delaware
Feb
1%
series
Low
64%
115%
85 /
1975_Ja7t-July
Quar-Feb
.
1977
aeb
2%s
Credit
5%s
1
convertible
Transit
Coburn
Sep
25% Julv
Jan
11
300
1
Inc
73,8
16%
Omcago
Aug
sub
53/4S
Brandywine
21%
•
Corp
Industries
Trav-ler
Jan
Oct
4
Steel
Williams
&
%
11% Mar
5,000
•
July
102
Co
15
11%
Corp
World Airlines
BSF
21 %
•
,
Jan
.
Edison
14%
1
Inc
Photolab
Trans
1%
11%
20
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Universal Corp
7%
conv
Boston
20%
100
1 %
100
preferred
4V\'fc
Edison
Toledo
Jan
Jan
& Aug
3.900
Co Ltd—
ord registered—5s
def registered—5s
rets
Building
6%%
2%
4%
Jan
1.800
series A
1998
Indus Inc—
6s
Jan.1, 1963
No.
83%
64%
April-Ocf
1972
Range Since
Sold
Hif>h
85 %
Jan-July ]
1975
debs
conv
Corp 6%
Bloomfieid
3%
Mar
% Mar
—13,700
11%
Instrument
Oct
l7/s
6s
Chemical Co 7s
Steel
•
83 Vi
Petroleum
Gas
Bethlehem
98 %
4%
Btlock
&
Montrose
Oct
Oct
15%
jbamwin
Jan
Aug
23%
Associated Oil
.
6%
2%
•"
Steel
Appalachian
Sep
Jan
Jan
Amer
June-Dec
1974
6%s 1972—April-Oct
&. Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
Elec Power 3y4s 1970.
June-Dec.
&
9
25
34..
•
debs
sub
conv
4% Mar
Security Trust
Tobacco
3 'a
2%
143b
T%
2%
Jan
2.800
.>
100
4%
22
Sep
20,100
2%
23%
%
4
15
Jan
1V4
2V4
9,500
\l
•
Sep
5%s
Realty
4% Mar
-10.100
4%
100
V
46%
-
-91,700
1%
3
25%
16.400
•
.....
3%
•
2%
—5
—
Co Inc com
preferred
convertible
70c
1
4%
_50c
Inc
"warrants"—
Thompson-Starrett
3 VB
10c
Corp
Electronics
Inc
8 Vb
2Vz
Engineering Inc
...10c
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics Inc—25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
•
Textron
5%
9
1%
Tenney
Texstar
4%
8
3V8
•
1
—
2%
51/2
1
*
—
Inc
Industries
Television
2%
Sep
Feb
American
Oct
8%
/
1.800
<•:.
Alsco Inc
Apr
22%
80O
1%
<
Bid & Asked
Low
•
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Oct
16%
>
-170.700
•22
1%
9
Jan
8
50
8%
17%
10% Aug
19.700
>
17%
16
Sales
Week's
Last
Interest
BONDS
1612
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended October 18)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
.
.
May
Jan
Jan
59% Sep
44
5%
20
Aug
Sep
Apr
36% Apr
31% May
41V*
Oct
.
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial
(1565)
and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October 18)
X
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
'f
v
Shares
Gas
Mass
128% 131 %
v,:,
.'T;
Co
Coal
185
56%
Jan
74 %
tep
60
100
29% May
60
Oct
14 %
195
11% May
65%
162
24%
24%
66%
68
37
37
57%
58%
52%
77%
80%
80%
978
55:%
Jan
15
16%
Jan
48%
Jan
68
'
1/234
28
Jan
41% Aug
239
20 V*
Jan
30
78
79%,
238
67%
Jan
20%
1,585
18%
Jan
23 % May
20%
10
1.100
oli.
Jin
14%
24%
Feb
29%
43%
Jan
55
133/4
Feb
22%
28%
29%
1.322
51%
52%
656
10
19%
—
Co
l"l
—
Smelting
S
18
38%
210
37 Vi
20%
317
19% July
65%
125
Oct
Apr
O :t
Sep
Feb
Jan
20%
22%
1.464
52%
56 %
1.583
47 Va July
80 %
88%
260
49% July
39%
39%
40 %
972
31%
56%
Columbia Gas
41%
Products
El
V/;;
^
Cincinnati
F
Jan
Feb
Sep
Apr
May
Oct
May
2 Vs
24%
24%
25 %
135
24
July
31 7
32
137
26%
Jan
8.50
.10
50
12%
26%
43
105 %
25 %
26%
820
Gas
43
43
10
37%
105
106
735
97%
Jan
106
8%
348
7%
Oct
10
45%
Jan
60%
Oct
General
common
Electric com
8c
Milling
—.
Telephone
—:
Transit
Cincinnati
——.'
National
Diamond
Gamble
193
16%
28
20%
Electric Co
General
Mills
46 %
Sep
Aug
Gray
81%
Sep
Great
27% Mar
Great
29 %
29%
78%
80%
1,186
25%
25%
23%
487
80%
25 %
119
1 29%
69% Mar
Jan
24%
Sale Price
Electric
•
AUied
*
Bethlehem
Corp (The)
Manufacturing Co
Briggs.;
Mfg
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Company
.
——
Edisox;
Motor
Fruehauf
M)
(C
Dillon
Scotfen
Sep
Leath
Jan
15
Sep
Oct
36%
45%, Feb
47%
42
Feb
Lockheed
Jun
Lltton's
Jan
33%
Jan
80
1 Va
Jan
68c
Jan
Marshall
Oct
5%
Feb
Martin
3 %
25%
3%
200
2.720
33
Field
&
Co
29%
Oct
McKay Machine Co
13%
Sep
Means
2%
Feb
22.605
2%
Sep
4
Oct
100
15%
Oct
3
3%
17
55
35
54% Oct
24% Mar
11.366
36
20%' Sep
1.834
Oct
Sep
24%
Feb
Monroe
3%
Oct
Monsanto
22 %
300
3 %
3%
3 %
1.800
2
Jan
20%
22%
1.307
17
Mar
25%
832
25%
Jan
4%.
4%
100
4 % May
5% Aug
7%
7%
350
5% May
9%
120
19% July
33
57
23%
21
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Allen
Allied
1
Corp
Electric
23
57%
59 %
1.300
49%
Jan
60
19%
20%
1.200
17%
Jan
24 % May
40
39%
40 %
1.550
28%
Jan
58%
59%
18
18%
5
Allisl Chalmers
Aluminum
American
Qorp.
Mfg
Airlines
American.Can Co
American
Cyanamid
1.
American
Machine
American
Meters
American
American
American
Rat!
for Week
Shares
A:
Tel &
&
Low
Stand
Tel
Tobacco
Co
Co
13%
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
10%
500
9%
Oct
10%
53
800
42% Mar
53%
Sep
Jan
34
33 Va
34%
8.200
Sep
14 Va
14%
500
12Va
Jun
15%
Jan
♦
^
*
60%
59%
60
800
45
Jan
60%
Oct
29
29
300
28
Mar
31
Jan
60
Jan
65
Jun
—
3
8.33V3
(Un),
21
1.300
19
24
100
31
24
51%
44
28 %
29%
59%
53%
46 %
Sep
26
Jan
32
Apr
600
7
Vh
Public
800
%
14 Vis
14%
400
35
1,400
•
18%
200
4,600
10"H
Jan
13%
5.800
53
Jan
66
64%
100
27
Sheal'fer
17%
-4.000
12%
128% 130%
5.500
114%
Jan
130%
Oct
iAug
33%
Apr
'27
5.300
-
i
——
I
Class
(W A)
B
Pen Co class
Apr
49
Jan
60
9,100
32%
Jan
41%
Jun
700
24
Feb
27%
Sep
3%
900
48%,
200
3%
63%
5% Mar
Feb
3
Sep
64%
46% Sep
Apr
55
34%
34%
Jan
18 V4 July
4,500
57%
Jan
66 V2 May
800
64%,
54%
43%
:
Jan
57%
33% Mar
38%
Jun
43%
Jan,
51%
Sep
Jan
45 %
Oct
45
800
;
41%
1.000
45%,-
14,700
31%
A——1
—1
36%
24% Mar
32
35 %
38%
39 % *
1,200
29%
Jan
19
19%;,
4,300
13%
Jan
~
*
2,600
50%
53%
600
47
53 V*
900
47 Vh
Jan
"
10
55%
55%
May
Aug
Jun
Feb
17
Sep
15
Sep
Sep
Sep
56% May
Jan
52:,8
40'/#
23
Feb
46
49%
49%
52%
16%
10%
100
78 7
80%
;■ 1.000
70 Hi Mar
80%
Oct
Aug
h
16% May
40%
42 %
1.600
36% Jan
47%
86
%
5.200
50%
Jan
86%
Oct
86%
77%
42%
41%
43%"
3.400
34%
Jan
42%
44:,h
2,700
40
35%
33 Va
36
42%
40%
42%
'
8.000
11.000
44
23%
Jan
37%
Jan
Sep
48%
% July
Jun
*•; May
36% July
J an
650
Jun
30%
1,000
43 V2
Jan
4934 Ma
Jan
55
10
Jan
59
Jrm
105
74%
*
28 %
44%
28V2
45%-
12
91
96
800
12%
93
99%
98 %
9
9 %-
•
Sep
13%
Apr
•,
*'1g
Jan
101%
Beu
300
8%
Jun
9%
Sep
'900
8%
Jan
9%
Sep
442
,
4.900
100%
9%
9%
'
~9%
27%
48
28%
—_*
1
1
i—^_3
Aug
/
(Un)—20 g
Roebuck & Co
Sep
4%
Jan
3,600
5
Diego Imperial
Sears
Oct
31% May
25'A Mar
25 7b
;
—
24%
Sehwitzer Corp
Sep
Jan
13%
.
Feb
Jan
20
17
100
38%
*
—
63%
San
Sep
6
9Vs
57%
49%
33V3C
5
Sep
Sep
-51
Sep
7% May
33%
65%
Feb
Jan
4
39%
10
49% Mar
Feb
Jan
Apr
25%
—
600
18%
Feb
38%
22%
51
37%
Service Co__*
58%
'
Apr
Jan
56%
64%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St. Louis Nat Stockyards-.^
23
43% July
11 Va Apr
Sep
15
Richman
Jan
Feb
34
July
18%
12%
62 %
48%
Sep
Sep
Jan
18%
18 :
800
8
13%
3%
Feb
Jan
43%
8%
5,200
4V»
4%
_
62%
16 %
Jan
Sep
13% July
Jun
32%
J
47%
18%
9%
5
25%
Jan
1.800
Sep
56%
Apr
17.500
-
38
______
48%
18%
May
3%
43%
22%
16%
400
18%
64 %
__1
1.300
%
Apr
Jan
400
36
18%
-1
2.100
18%
23%
35
4%
58%
21
.
Jan
46% Sep
45%
18 %
Sep
8%
'
8%
8 Va
18%
—
Brothers, Co
73
Jail
12 Vh
350
5
35%
56%
28 %
15%
_____
(Un)
6% Mar
.
52% Mar
"
1
Co (Un)
Sep
Jan
19Vb
34
14%
1
'45%
21%
Oct
Sep
10
Sep
38%
50c
Corp of America
1.75
36 Vh
53 Va
5
150
400
70 %
Jan
Jan
6%
2.000
Sep
May
63
50%
26Vb
42% Mar
600 :
;
73«
■5
—
(Un)
26% Mar
Jan
Sep
Mar
47%
3.000
35%
5
Feb
Jun
900
49%
70 %
Jun
8%
'30%
36
400
60
34%
15%
Republic Steel Corp
20 % May
31
,
1
Jan
6%
29%
Jan
Mar
July
May
3,900
49
35%
Sep
21
181
Sep
19
900
23 7 is
43
—
Gamble
23 Vh
Jan
Jun
6
2,900
6 Va
Sep
Jun
140
'
Oct
50 Va
Jan
16
13%
50
•
5
45%
jx;.',
!
21
'
70 %
,1
.
71.
■
*
-
-•7 7
•-
1,1
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yfQi
Jan
20%
Sep
48
Jan
38Vh
—'•
59%
2.50
(Un) ——*
Oct
I*
31%
28 %
Oct
For loot notes, see page 43.
800
3.700
51%
70%
28
%
49%
431/4
30
28 Vt
47
47%
6
Jun
6.25
%
46 %
49
.25
17%
17%
Radio
Sep
Sep
28%
27Vh May
•
14'%
———_____1
<fc
Sep
Oct
*
8
Oil Co
Pure
Jun
90
Jan
52
1297«
6.600
84%
20Vh
14%
_33%
-')■
Jun
Mar
Jan
Co
Corp
Aug
29% Feb
Jan
1,200
17%
Oct
13
20%
6.100
17%
10%
Feb
—
Petroleum
Procter
Sep
51%
„5
Jan
9
23
6.300
(Un)
8%
290
17%
8c Co
1.6.6%
San
200
12%-,
300
Indiana
Process
20% Sep
26% Oct
1.100
61 %
10%
20 Vh
Potter Co
High
4.100
.,.-1
Jun
900
70 %
Foundry
Corp
Sep
33%
24%
States Power Co—
Phillips
Range Since Jan.I,1963
19%
10
11%
Jan
28
30
(Un)
American. Home''Products (Un)
Jan
24%
28%
Co
8%
24%
29%
20
Co
Chemical (Un)
Coal
Sep
200
2.100
11
28%
20%
Tile & Mfg
American Aviation
Peabody
Sep
59
27%
66 %
i_
(Un)
(Un)'
Feb
.Oct.
\ Feb
5
42
Aug
Pennsylvania RR
l_.
Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) 8c Co
(Un)
High
16%
7%
800
7.300
6
% ',53%
24'A
(Un)
._5
Bancorporation „—^_3.33
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp —___5
26
17
Jan
27%
Illinois Gas Co
19V8
9
10
49%
44%
79%
1
_
(Un)
Jan
Oct
1,200
38%
53%
Jan
12.50
;
America
Cc of
6 Va
July
10%
Illinois Corp
24%
25%
Apr
32 %
57%
(Un) r.—___—*
(Un)
-_10
Revlon
Inc
—1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un) ____
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un) ——5
Co—
4%
800
5
27
Chemical
Parke-Davis
Apr-
4.700
10.500
—
Northern
dually
20%
Jan
5 VB
48%
29 VB
65% May
17 %
38 %
5
38%
52
Oct
42
55% Marx
500
2.500
____________
Apr
1
1
—
Equipment
A:
Chemical
Sep
59
42
(Un)
North
10
Cc
Feb
80
National
Sales
of Prices
Low
Sep
64 %
Northwest
and a selected list of the
Week's
Sale Price
Par
33%
Oct
77%
Peoples
•:
Jan
55%
20%
transactions only
Range
23%
500
79 Va
Co
Sep
issues.
Last
1
42%
—
Northern
STOCKS
5.000
57 %
50%
Jan
Montgomery Ward 8c Co _______
National Distillers & Chern (U11)
27% May
25 %
1
traded
Sep
33%
50
18
Modine Mfg Co
25% Aug
Friday
54 %
50%
(P W) & Co
55
22%
/
Sep
Sep
4.700
1.300
57
Aug
98
30 Va
50
30
31%
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un).
17% July
10
V
Jun
96
29%
_____
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer
Blanke Co
3%
for all the local issues,
93%.
96%
26% Jan
44% Jan
9(i
—_
Corp
Marietta
Jan
2.500
Midwest Stock Exchange
ranges
32%
34
30
(Minnesota)
The weekly
Oct
71% Aug
Jan
6%
&
C)
(Henry
Aug
21%
314
1%
of the round-lot
Jan
25%
51 % May
Oct.
Mar
11%
1 %
compilation
56%
800
40Vh
Northern
A
6.700
33
Jan
Northern
-,
17.800
64%
Mar
Aircraft Corp
1
27%
11%
21
96%,
63%
May
Mar
common
8
27%
+_—1
91 %
93 Va
preferred
$3.50
577h
1%
__
19
900
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
58%
1
_
Printing Co
Sep
Sep
10
_•
64 Va Mar
Jan
Co
45c
200
11%
B—
Aug
10%
32
Libby McNeil & Libby
Mar
27%
—
Corporation
Udvlite
Jan
35%
2
class
Jan
62
Co
Jun
38
10
Studebaker -Corporation
Electric
101 %
220
Feb
4114
400
>
40 Va
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe Kimberly-Clark Corp
—__
Knapp Monarch Co
;
&
46%
600
16%
16%
13
Jefferson
1.600
22
Jan
Jun
40
(Un)
11%
3.519
3%
-
1 %
46%
28
Oct
4,234
"IZ~I~i
Co
36%
—10
Co
% May
34% Mar
43%
42%
16%
40%
Co
Harvester
Paper
31%
.
Sep,
600
1.800
1%
44
■
710:
Jun
100
Jan
80
33
iiV
43%
6%
1.600
13
29 %
34 %
11% May
14
96%
29
%-
2.200
78
—
International Tel & Tel
2.882
54
2.900
Sep
41%
__
Jun
Feb
48 %
_j%_2%'
15
5%
14%
v
Inc__
Works
15%
53%
17
Mar
25%
International
78
*I~—~1
Feb
24
23%
Interlake I Steamship
49% Aug
34
14'8
31
International
34
25%
—
Aug
Lincoln
60c
14-7£
—
1 %
53
—1
Co
Tube
Oct
900
Aug
19% July
4% Mar
27
72 Va Mar
!___—8
*
(.
6% May
29
-
iz
2%
27 %
5%
27%
23%
Co
40
-
100
Bartlett
Apr
100 Va
———.
■_
Steel
Illinois
48 %
1
-
Mar
Brick
Tool
Inland
Jan
25% Jan
2.300
Co
Illinois
13%
53 %
5
Co
9% July
41
High
12% July
200
19
<fe Door
Sash
Huttig
6,000
6.600
Brewing Co
Spencer
;
—1
Rudy Manufacturing Co
Standard
5.214
14%
,1.66%
Co
Co
W)
33%
36%
—2.50
—
—
Company
Rickel "(H
33
,—5
Corp
Masqo --corporation
McLouth
Steel
Prophet
10
—L3
_
Lamp
Davis &
676
_1
Kresge- (SB) .Co —:—__—
Kysor' Industrial Corp
—
Lakey Foundry Corp i—__—.
Lansing. Stamping Co
Parke
2.392
33
July
52% May
5.404
10%
45%
14%
10
Corp
Brewing
Goebel
Hall
Cc
96 %
45
——
—.
Co
Motors
General
92
10%
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
26
101 Vis 101 Va
Co
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
12% Mar
100
27%
Jan
200
14t8
65c
94
10
Corp
Steel
Detroit
27 %
Oct.
Apr
100
45%
.12.50
—
Paper
preferied
Detroit
27%
—5
14 V#
2%
4%
100
800
1.00
14 %
—
Consumers .Power
S4.50
Co
Corp
Consolidated
5%
,.
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler
2%
5%
2%
1.00
Jan
12% July
346
12%
Jan
,
25:%
common
Industries Inc
Howard
Jan. 1,1963
Low
6%
150
10%
—.
-1—1
Range Since
High
12%
_1
Supermarkets
Shares
10Va
1
Equip,.
&•
for Week
Low
Par
Allen
20%
Sep
12 Va
37 Vb
11%
37 Vb
(D H) Co Ltd
Holmes
Range
of Prices
Sep
11
Aug
86%
z
(G)
Heileman
Sales
Week's
-
Last
51%
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
35
41% Mar
81%
—.———;
Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
30% July
26% Jun,-
78%
—
Cooperage class A
Greyhound
40 Va
250
1.700
23%
Dock I
&
Towing
Lakes
Jun
———;_1
Lakes Dredge
Bros
Apr
30
14
:
Brothers
Drug Stores
Greif
34Va
Jan
40 Va
Sep
31 Vs
Jan
24%.
14
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
Jan
28%
50
41 %
Co
Goldblatt
39 % Mar
3.500
30c
__L__ 1
Gillete
100
• «
3.33y3
Corp
Apr
45%
33
28%
1.800
3
Rubber
Aug
45 %
Feb
32%
49 %
1.66%
37%
33% Mai-
1 Va
86%
1
24%
2
Oct
34
81%
22%
34%
1V«
34%
25 Va
& Electronics
8c
300
33
:
Inc
Corp
Tire
(The)
1V4
48%
______
(Un)
Motors
Tele
Jun
Va
12%
Foods Corp
General
Feb
30%
10%
Jan
Jan
2.50
2
——1
1.
Candy Corp
Dynamics
General
26%
Feb
34 %
r
5
Corp
General
34%
*
common
Card.
Playing
21 Vs
23 %;
5
—i
8c
Procter
20%
23%
59%
•
—1
_
Kroger
59%
21
—-5
Feb
5
—
General
General
Gen
94
5
Mfg
24% Aug
23%
—1
—
Cards—.
Gibson
Hobart
7%
__
_j—1
—
Chemical
DuBois
Eagie-Picher
8
25% July
Sep
21%
>
33%
Corporation
W D
2%
Cincinnati
3
3%
29%
33%
28%
48%
.1
Dairies Inc
Fruehauf
High
1
Oct
1
Papers
5
5
———50c
.-2;
Co
Jan.^
22%
700
34%
(Un)
—♦
Wisconsin Bankshares
——-—5
Mills of America
—;
1
———————lo
___
*
Carey. Mfg
Champion
U
Low
2%
50
,,10
—12 Va
(Un)
Co
22%
40p
49
100,
(Un)
;
400
22%
28%
33 %
38%
Foremost
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
—*
Corp
23 Va
25%
1
^._10
pfd
% Jun
23%
-—-3
1
2%
Aeronca
Cin
Shares
5
;
Whitney
Motor
Ford
for Week
Low
Par
•
Flour
Range
5
——5
Natural-Gas
Paso
First
Week's
Sale Price
V
.
transmission
Sales
of Prices
>_8
1
1.000
27 %
22 %
,P2
(Un)
Corp
Firestone Tire <fe Rubber
these prices.
Friday
Last/
STOCKS
LISTED
22-%
18 Va
Fairbanks
of
23
•_
Co
Chemical
Dow
Mutton & Co. for the
Oct
Jan
Manufacturing Co
Dodge
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
the firm of W. E.
27%
17 Vis
29
Continental
Corn
We are indebted to
Sep
Oct
—
System
Curtiss-Wright
Jun
Oct
Corp of America
Insurance Co
Container
Oct
Oct
30%
12%
Commonwealth Edison Co
113% Sep
Jan
65%
Jan
22
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%%
Oct
25
21%
City Products Corp %
30 % May
2.500
3.100
„
73% July
Oct
19%
2S%
Jan
3.700
Corp
Service Co,
Cities
Apr
27
28%
14% July
Apr
-
14%
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd—„?
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
—.—12.50
Oct
40% Aug
42
Feb
52
Jua
22%
Hecla Inc
&
1.200
1.000
25%
Cdn Export Gas <fc Oil Ltd —___,16%c
Caterpillar Tractor (U11)
—_*
Central & South West Corp
2.50
July
58%
-K
Calumet
32 %
29 Va Mar
56%
com. —25
50
Corp
Refining & Mining.
Westinghouse Electric Corp com__. .6.25
U
37%
79%
26% Mar
v
21%
—
Shoe Machinery
United
25
37%
38%
422
20
*
19%
32%
37%
—25
.2.50
Inc
Company
Fruit
19%
32 %
—
Shop
United
<
64%
Railroad Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexuli
Drug & Chemical Co
Shawmut
Association
&
9%
Aug
10%
65%
V
High
53%
13%
5
:
—*
Burlington Industries (Un)
___1
Burroughs Corp
(Un) —
—
5
Burton-Dixie Corp
——12.50
Business Capital Corp
—1
Sep
59
Fisheries
10%
v:
Jan
22%
Boeing Company (Un)
Booth
9%
14%
(Un)
Co
Borg-Warncr Corp
Brunswick Corp
40%
22%
Inc
Corp
1.800
50%
,3
—*
___10
»
;
Manufacturing
Binks
29 >4
4
Consolidated
49%
of America_2.50
Co
Howell Co
&
Low
High
63%
10*%
—10
Corp
Canteen
50%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
Fe—
Santa
10
Bethlehem Steel
84% May
27%
52%
Torrington
Feb
34%
28%
Pennsylvania
Bell
Benguet
Jun
71% Mar
<fc
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg Co
Jan
60%
41%
1.715
54
Corporation
5
Narragansett Racing
Association
1
Ne.v
England Electric System
.—20
New England Tel <fc Tel Co_„
100
Stoo
37
Jan
33%
Cement
Star
Lone
Apr
50%
•
1.25
„
(Un)
Topeka
Products
Athey
Oct
28%
25
104
Corp
Steel Corp
Automatic
25% Sep
171
"
50
Avco
14% Sep
72% Aug
27
50
*
common
Corp
Copper
Sep
69
(Un)
for Week
.
of Prices
Low
Par
;
Common
Jim
44
: ■' .-'"11
:
Atchison
Oct
54 %
Jan
13%
Associates com_10
Railway—
Fuel
Street
Creek
Kennecott
•
'
131%
Jan
36 Va
65
cum
Island
1-'
Jan
40 Va
398
55
—_—
.7
114%
675
68
42%
—__100
First
—
*
Ford Motor Co _—————2.50
General Electric Co
5
Gillette Company
1
■
4.726
50%
42%
■
Apache
Pel)
49%
v
Armco
Oct
Jan
./>
Anaconda Company
...
50 %
23
41%
129%
1st pfd class A
National Stores Inc
6'.i
High
Jan
15%
5
'
Co—_
&
Eastern
Eastern
2.112
——
Company
Range
Copper
22%
21%
21%
1
Lowr
22%
152
50%
47%
_33%
—50
Boston
Edison Co
—
10
Boston
Personal
Property Trust
15
Boston & Providence RR-———100
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Cities Service Co
,
-10
Tel
&
Tel
American
Anaconda
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
P»T
'
•
Agricultural Chemical————*
American Motors Corp ——-.-.1.66%
Aajer
vV
;;
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
!•
v
Range
Last
Sales
Range
x
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
J;;!*
Last
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Boston
37
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Monday, October 21, 1963
.
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October 18)
,-
Range
Last
stocks
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
47 y«
1,700
35 y2 Mar
49 %
34%
—I
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair Oil
(Un)
Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Union
Carbide
Union
Pacific RR
States
United
Oct
18
100
64%
63%
1,400
61%
Feb
69
Jan
65%
Aug
58 y2
Jan
73 y4
Sep
8,600
48
49i/2
470
28% May
50%
7
7%
11,000
5% May
9%
Scott
39
19,800
25 y2
39
400
38%
39
67%
68%
2,000
59%
Jan
74% Aug
19%
19%
Jan
20%
Sep
18
3,200
3,500
16%
16%
13% Mar
18
Oct
76%
67%
77
39%
Jan
77
Oct
Jan
112
Jan
42
89%
85%
87
55%
55
57%
Jan
43%
Jan
57%
20%
42%
14%
16%
2,100
3iy2
33
700
28%
Apr
43%
48
2,100
33
Jan
42
41
4,700
43%
1
16%
16
16%
5
17
17
Xl7%
70%
Jan
41 %
Feb
81
Jan
17%
Jan
Apr
79% Aug
100
7%
Apr
14 %
4%
Apr
5%
30% Mar
38%
Sep
11%
5%
11%
36%
37
1.575
*2.438
37%
July
Sep
J an
63%
66
674
60% Mar
69 y2
Aug
37y8
37%
382
33 Va
Jan
41%
Jun
57 y4
55%
57 y2
1.501
43%
Jan
1.584
16 %
Jan
20%
471
48%
19%
19
50
19%
48%
:
58%
Sep
Sep
Oct
60
May
8%
8%
50
8
Jan
9
6%
6%
542
6%
Oct
8
May
Sep
27%
26%
27%
355
21 ya
28
27%
28%
374
25% Mar
31 y8 July
36%
36%
38 Va
1.152
33% Mar
40% May
Corp
50
27%
Jan
Sep
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
18%
71%
Oct.
—Bonds—
Stocks
10
10
;
Total
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
ties
roads
trials
,
First
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
88.31
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus-'
Date
10
-
Total
15
20
30
Oct
51% Mar
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
representative stocks and bonds listed
the daily closing averages of
are
Apr
Sep
13%
6,200
71%
68%
20
65%
Oct
9
300
1
31%
1,600
66
198
/
Jan
Sep
734
r
75
39%
*
5,577
37%
Co
Oct
Z 48
Jan
32
-,,.100
39%
Oct
4%
6,300
42
6.25
21 %
73%
2.50
French Lab—_
&
Jan
16 y4
6%
24
20%
72%
Jun
33
47/8
Oct
Aug
Oct
11
Oct
Apr
.13%
6y2
Jan
Sep
73%
10,100
400
87
5%
53
36 y2
Jun
71%
101
1,300
10.557
Oct
May
.33%
40
600
107% 108%
40 %
39%
108%
11
4%
Thompson
United
10%
11%
Transmission——3.50
Ramo-Wooldridge
5
——1
United Family Life Ins
1
United Gas Improvement
4.50
Warner
Co
10
Washington Gas Light common
*
Apr
Jan
20%
Eastern
Texas
Oct
43%
Jan
Oct
29%
*
Kline
Oil
Sun
8.499
53
73%
~1
*
B
Paper
Smith
Sep
38%
class
35
10%
-50
Finance
33%
10
com—♦
Gas
South Jersey Gas Co
Sep
'
Zenith Radio Corp
Ritter
10
common
&
Reading Co
Apr
47
Power
High
53
33%
*
-10
common
Low
53
100
Co
Co
Electric
Service
Public
32 y4 May
70%
2
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World Publishing Co
Yates American Machine
25 y4, Jan
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Low
Par
■
RR
Electric
Potomac
Sep
69
1
Inc
Webcor
Sep
57
3,200
64%
1
Western
13
13,700
36%
2.50
1
,
18%
7y4
4
16%
Upjohn Co (Un)
Jan
19%
38%
-10
(Un)
Gypsum
Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
Jun
75
48 y4
12 %
3.50
*
*
*
S Steel
U
37%
29%
65y8
1
Corp
1,300
Feb
70%
25
Eastern
Jan
29%
-1
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
Texas
Jan
51 ya
28 y2
63V2
Storkline
Texaco Inc
58 y2
1,000
34 y2
64%
■
6.25
25
7
(Un)
1,200
55 y2
18 y4
50c
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift & Company
68%
33 %
5
Sperry
Corp
Studebaker Corp
66%
,
67%
15
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Co
Eastern
&
Philadelphia Electric
Phila Transportation
Sep
45%
54 y2
45
-.5
Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Socony
Peoria
Sep
v
■
.
44%
for Week
Shares
of Prices
,
'
High
.
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
par
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
88.95
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
issues dually traded on
Range
Cement
American
(C)
Brewer
—25
pfd (Un)
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
Gas
California
Castle
Ink
75
Feb
37%
2.35
37%
1,300
28
_1
2.00
4%
4%
4%
2,300
8,300
4
Jan
42c
45c
200
42c
Oct
Jan
170.41
138.99
262.38
93.69
84.07
90.18
88.30
89.06
17
750.77
171.60
138.48
'263.09
93.69
84.01
90.22
88.40
89.08
Averages
Jan
42c
-5.50
19%
19%
19%
iso
18%
10
35
33%
35
1,900
26%
.10
45%
45 %
45%
200
/
Oil
A
_
Date
Tues.
Oct. 15—
Wed.
Oct. 16
30c
16,700
15c
Feb
35c
Mar
36c
1,200
35c
Mar
62c
Salt
Leslie
M
Oil Co
Frank
&
Merchants
Nordon
61c
1,500
43c
43c
49c
15,800
43c
1.65
1.55
1.65
900
5%
4%
5%
38,800
3
3%
1,400
63
64
150
31c
22,000
18
1,200
16%
1.30
Jun
10
7
30c
29c
10
17%
17%
A:
1.80
Thurs.
2.15
2.00
2.25
2.50
2.50
2.50
1
8%
8%
9%
13,400
25c
20
20
20%
1
2.10
2.00
1.75
1.75
,
141.48
High
145.55
Sep 11
141.85
Low
120.15
Jan
Aug
5%
69
Apr
19 %
.7-
Apr
2.10 July
Apr
3%
Apr
2
2.25
Jun
Aug
Apr
,39c
July
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Oct
3%
Oct
6
Jan
Mar
for
stocks
of stock
index
SEC
The
week
the
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
Oct. 11, 1963, for the composite and by major
ended
preceding week and with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the
for the current year.
Rhodes
Rice
&
Co
Gas
„
Western
Oil
Ranch
Co
_
_
_
Properties
Southern
Terex
Trico
Cal
Gas
Corp
Oil
Union
„
series
Co
__
&
A
_
Gas
Sugar
Change
32%
1.10
1.65
Petroleum
(Un)
300
,
Jan
Non-Durable
34%
Jan
Transportation
Oct
2.80
Jan
3.00 May
Trade,
Mining
2.30 May
34
2.50
2.55
400
30
3,600
23
Jan
33 % May
6%
10,000
5
Mar
6%
6%
8%
7
7
85c
3,900
25%
25 %
400
(Un)__1
6%
6%
6%
5%
3,200
75c
25%
23,500
78c
7
-
10
7%
7%
7%
1.25
1.25
1.50
Jan
68c
Sep
23% July
3
May
5% Mar
300
10c
Exploration..
130.6
Goods
—
148.2
—0.9
140.7
121.1
136.0
136.1
—0.1
136.9
116.2
—1.5
144.3
125.8
142.1
139.9
127.2
and
—0.4
131.7
106.4
—0.4
184.3
170.3
178.2
Service—
184.3
180.4
—1.2
180.9
153.8
130.2
130.2
Finance
127.7
183.6
".
131.0
—0.6
135.6
104.2
7% May
7% Feb
1
__
Oil
—
Utility
Oct
1.10
28%
1
common
—
Goods
Durable
Low
149.0
■/'
147.0
139.2
Composite
Manufacturing
July
31%
32
100
3,700
Sep
30
_
Basin
2.05
2.50
__
_
Preferred
Jan
Jun
75c
22,200
'«
2.85
2.00
32%
32%
Aug
50c
___
Equipment Co
Williston
,32%
1.50
__
Warrants
Westates
32%
pfd—25
22%
Jan
High
—0.8
Jan
Sep
17%
300
1.95
_
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
Victor
1.75
11%
5
Co
Co
1.90
_
_
2,100
2.10
32%
Royal
77/a May
1963-
Percent
Oct. 4/63
Oct. 11/63
1957-59=100
Oil
Reserve
3
Jan
2.70
3
100
25c
95c
Jun
54%
12,300
.33 %c
Co
Ltd
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—
Oct
3% May
28c
Oct. 17
Oct. 18—_—
Jan
Jan
1.50
1,800
1
Petroleum
Corp
-
64
10c
(Un)
Inc
Co
60c
27
Aug
1.10
Jan
3%
common-
17
7% Jan
3,200
45c
60c
Jun
Fri.
50c
_
Company
J M & M
Meier
13 %
Mar 14
100.23
Range for 1963
May
13
144.31
Low
140.23
Sep
35c
1
Oil
Lasco
Industries
Range for 1962
140.04
46
z';/
.
High
140.06
26c
13%
-
Bureau, Inc.
Closing
-
Oct. 14
37% May
34% Mar
10c
Jade
Industrials, 2.914; Rails, 5.04;
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation
Mon.
35c
Exploration Co of California-!
1
Goebel Brewing Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
■'''/
by
Apr
29c
General
Good Humor Co of Calif
the following divisors:
by using
I
.
Compiled
Jan
1
—
;
j
Jan
6
1.00
25c
class
Ltd
Co
daily
88.94
88.30
65 stocks 14.34.
;
_
Exeter
compiled
are
5.20;
Utilities,
May
22
*
Emporium Capwell Co
Eureka
Corp Ltd
89.00
748.45
i
Jan
2,400
37
2.00
__
88.33
16
Oct
1.75 Mar
70%
72%
1
Co__
89.92
Oct.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
2.00
_
89.73
84.03
Apr
'Jan
37%
Co
Cooke
&
26%
25
37
Ltd
84.01
93.71
High
Low
400
26
74%
Inc
Oil
&
Enterprises
93.73
260.72
139.13
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
—„5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Cabol
J
High
25%
26
*
Co Ltd
&
Shares
Low
Par
Corp
260.49
138.75
169.39
741.76
-
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
•
138.62
169.54
11
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
■
89.77
169.22
742.19
Oct.
" '
This list does not include approximately 500
other Exchanges.
sr..
83.91
741.84
15
Oct.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
•
93.80
14_
Oct.
'
7"
Price Range on Stocks listed
260.72
Oct.
Y
36,600
50c
May
98c
Feb
31
Aug
8%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Oct
7%
Aug
1.55
Oct
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Bank
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Foreign/
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Bonds
No. of
Shares
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
inc
Acme Markets
Tel
Arundel
&
Shares
Low
73%
524
68
Feb
80 y4
61%
63%
301
55%
Sep
63%
130%
128% 131 ye
8.454
114%
24%
Jan
Jan
131 %
28 y8
49 y4
May
14 y2
Jan
14 y4
»
1
26
26%
778
45%
48%
500
9%
435
47%
Corp
Corp
1
10c
9%
9%
11%
11%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
Research
Baltimore
Budd
„
~9%
9
Oct
12
Jan
13%
1,688
440
8Va
Jan
11
May
14
13%
1.80
Co
Central
Charge
Central
RR
Spv__
of N
Co
Curtis
567
12 y4
Jan
16
Jun
Power
Light-
Storage Battery
Corp
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
8%
20
93%
91
96%
5%
new
com
Co
60c
$1
Oct. 18
Giant Food Inc
class
Pulp
96 %
4,535,000
187,000
8%
39%
23%
Oct
40%
216
Jan
26 y2
Foreign
Jan
25%
22
21%
22%
506
53%
10%
52%
54%
3.822
41%
Feb
59
10%
11
352
8%
Jan
11%
46%
46%
100
18%
18%
35% July
46
and
■'
$2,059,000
94,045,900
$15,000
71,729,600
18,198,000
940,004.460
1,110,664,400
$20,257,000 $1,034,359,360
$1,182,409,000
$309,000
-
23,400,000
$24,493,000
-
22 V8
Oct
50
12
Oct
12%
Apr
105
16
Feb
18 y2
Apr
57%
Jan
80 y4
Oct
5,391
11
11%
155
10%
10 y2
110
10%
Apr
8% May
14%
Feb
10%
Jun
Foreign
Domestic
Tues.
Wed.
Fri.
—
19,000
467,000
2,000
1,546,825
478,000
Vending class
Madison
Fund
25
23%
23%
23 y4
100
23%
Oct
23%
Oct
24.50
25%
25%
25%
300
24%
Sep
29/
Co
10c
23%
23%
25%
444
20 ya
Apr
29
Feb.
l
21%
21%
21%
6
19%
Oct
24 Va
Jan
21%
21%
1,072
18%
18%
3.116
100% 102%
303
77%
Jan
335
30%
Jan
II—1
I__III
Corp
Pennsylvania
Gas
Pennsylvania
Power
&
3
Water—
44%
footnotes,
43
'
44%
♦
_
~
Light
Pennsylvania RR
is y2
101%
Corp
&
21%
I—I 16% c
I
Inc
Pennsalt, Chemicals
For
551.000
469,000
7,347,120
'
$2,418,000
$57,000
$2,361,000
Jan
A
Inc
Martin-Marietta
&
384,000
478,000
Total
""
see page
51%
50%
51%
•
33%
19%
33%
18%
50
43.
,
19%
Jun
17% July
387
32%
Jan
34
2.022
32%
Apr
19%
3,534
12%
Feb"
24
22%
107
47y4
Jan
Jan
Aug
Sep
52 %
Sep
36% May
"23
Sep
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Oct. 18
4,710,985
$1,839,000
$60,469,000
2,606,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
246,075,069
247,634,302
$2,361,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
7,347,120
32,000
57,000
-
$2,418,000
16,000
$1,887,000
.
■
^.438.000
$63,513,000
Oct. 18
1962
1963
1962
1963
Merck
$536,000
35,000
532,000
Sales
Bonds
$1,000
349,000
1,603,980
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
$535,000
1.429,800
1,415,635
—v
Oct. 16
Thur.
Bond
1,350,880
Oct. 14
Oct. 15—
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Foreign
Gov't
Stocks
(No. of
Paper—
5.12%
series B preferred
$1.41
2nd
preferred-:
International Resistance
Macke
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Apr
18%
12
18
77
Transactions at the American Stock
Oct
12
11%
—.
Sep
18
1
Industrial
Sep
%
*
A
&
$1,093,400
Feb
452
21%
80%
Bank
-
Total
Oct
Feb
355
79%
---—•'
Government
U. S.
International
Feb
40%
77%
748,874,550
899,832,435
16,682.390
Bonds—
Aug
25%
—1.66%
27,012,710
—
18
1962
1963
1962
1963
Aug
34 y2
25%
18%
Jan. 1 to Oct.
Week Ended Oct. 18
Stocks—Number of Shares
4,693,000
5,520,000
4,722,000
$24,493,400
$1,093,400
$23,400,000
27,12,710
/
Oct
56%
39%
1
&
154,000
5,830,760
—
Sep
Apr
39%
Homasote Co
Hudson
261,000
5,366,000
Total
Sep
Jan
25%
preferred
Corp__,
-
Sales
Jan
♦
voting
Motors
10
24%
30
6%
25c
2
5% Aug
107%
46 y4
500
■
1,510
preferred
General
Apr
32%
(Julius) common
50c
Acceptance Corp common1
conv
51%
6%
53%
_2.50
Aug
5,408
31%
Dairies
.
Sep
53
1
8
14%
31%
Stores
92% Apr
20
53%
<
Garfinckel
General
173
100
8%
20
5
&
Light—
Electric
Eltra
1
6.75
Co
100% 101%
20
I2y2
;
Publishing
Delaware
Duquesne
101 %
_1
50
J
Chrysler Corp
282,400
4,432,000
Oct. 17
Railroad
Campbell Soup
4,489,000
5.569,290
6,795,190
Oct. 16
Jan
10%
9%
13%
254
12
12
1
5
Co_l
Transit
Company
Z 4,550,220
4,771,400
Sep
10% Oct
11% Aug
$4,787,000
Oct
Feb
43 ye July
$4,578,000
$209,000
Oct
33%
Corporation
Credit
High
71%
62%
4.33
Atlas
Low
High
71%
Bonds
4.267,250
Oct. 15
Thur.
Fri.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
1
Tel
AtlantUrCity Electric
Atlantic
Tues.
for Week
Bonds
Oct. 14
Mon.
Wed.
Sales
Range
—2.50
;
Addressograph Multigraph
American
Week's
of Prices
and M'iscel.
$57,956,000
1,502,000
-
1,221,000
$60,679.000
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
(1567)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 18)
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Friday
-r.
Week's
Last
Range
4 % c;o
High
Low
25
6.428
40%
Feb
513/4
25%
25
;
200
24%
Jan
25% Aug
43%
Jan
59 %
Oct
59 %
4.770
29%
29%
12.537
22
Jan
30
Jun
40%
40%
3.020
39
Sep
40%
Oct
22
Jan
23% May
45
Aug
50% May
51%
Oct
54
58
pfd—
4%
22 %
47%
210
47%
550
53
50
%%
preferred —
Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Telephone Co—
$2.65 preferred
$2.90 preferred —
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.60
class A preferred
__
4
22 %
47%
25
53
75
50
Anglo
50
52%
52%
C
*
53
Bell
Montreal
Jan
9%
9%
500
23
24 ¥2
6,416
23
Oct
29%. Jan
19
19
19 ¥4
1.665
16% July
193/4 May
64%
—
79%
80 %
1.091
al7
50
51%
51%
51 %
325
50
6%
487
5
100
50
Jun
8%
Jan
Jan
25
8%
926
3%
Jan
25%
100
21%
Feb
6%
21%
1.600
20%
Preferred
—
.37%
1.558
29
Co
27
21%
29% May
Jan
25
Oct
50
58%
57
58 %
al3
al3
10
10 %
10 y8
10%
50%
Oct
12%
25
Sep
13% July
11% Jun
8
Apr
11% May
9% July
50
55
Sep
&
Power
55 % May
53
185
51%
Sep
9%
625
8%
Aug
5.75
11.625
2.80 Mar
5.75
¥4
25
4.10 Mar
5.00 Aug
3.75
200
3.00
Sep
4.15 July
150
18 ' :
Aug
19
Jun
15% Mar
18
May
69% May
18
Oct
5.10
5.70
a5
a5%
/' 3.75
al7% al7%
V
10% May
r
Canadian
16%
64%
3,378
60% July
16%
18
9,065
13%
Feb
15% ~ 15%
18
16%
63%
64V4
1.375
12%
Jan
16Va
42
Jan
48% May
Central
Del
Chemcell
K
46%
90
3.85
3.95
1.850
34%
34%
12%
11%
12%
12
19%
Consolidated
a
Credit
Zellerbach
Crown
Distillers
Dome
38
30
35%
38
38
13%
13¥s
5%
225
7%
29 %
28%
Seagrams'
605
6%
300
*
—*
a75
a75
21
71
71
25
Foundries
J."
13%
Glass
Lime
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
Ltd..
Dominion
Tar
Chemical
common
&
17%
18
18 %
9,410
17
General
15%
4,680
13%
Feb
16 ¥a July
17%
17%
17%
■V 9,078
163/4
Aug
20%
20%
20%
2,719
16%
Jan
Great
5%
Brit
preferred
Greater
Great
150
50
24%
250
21%
40
40%
562
35% Aug
11%
11%
11%
3,100
a7.00
a7.00
25
6%
Oct
7 ¥4 May
Jun
25
Jan
32
*1,468
25%
.
2.80 July
320
3.75
Feb
Jun
Feb
i
•
Shop
Andy
Hardee
Co
Farms
84 ¥2
84%
Jan
90
Oct
10
Jan
12¥a
Jun
48
48
48
July
...
..
48 ¥4 July
320
47
18
18
100
16%
Apr
18
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
24
'2,141
16
Jan
24
Oct
13%
13%
2.35
2:35
100
Ltd
6 %
6
6%
27%
27%
28
Oil
class
A
13%
14
Class B
Home
Smith
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
Husky
Bay
Oil
Steel
Indus
Oil
Tobacco
$4.50
$2.00
Utilities
preferred
Interprovincial
Jamaica
Public
class
10
Feb
8 ¥2
8%
2,275
8 ¥2
9%
2,500
8 ¥2
74 ¥2
'/75
alO
25
Canada
Trans
Viau
Webb
&
4
133/B
40
12,310
6 ¥4
Feb
8 ¥2
2,275
7¥s
Feb
3,465
29%
Jan
38 ¥b
Oct
Aug
36%
Feb
Feb
23 ¥4
Oct
Feb
27%
Jun
Mar
53%
Oct
10%
34%.
II,536
21 %
Jan
1,355
14 ¥a
Jun
15%
10 ¥2
34 ¥2
15 ¥4
11%
58 ¥2
•
—-*
Pipe Line__
Worts
&
(Canada)
—:—1
Ltd
&
19 ¥4
43
__/
475
11%
Apr
14% May
2,600
55 ¥a
Aug
603/4
Jun
65c
200
Jun
2.05
Feb
17
1,435
13
Mar
17%
19
550
17
Apr;
19 ¥4
Oct
16%
1,820
213/4
Jan
/
19
-
16%
2,367
13
Jun
21%
Aug
115
47%
Jan
97
97
45
16%
95
16%
475
17
I~_i
6 %
6%
6%
520
♦
65%
65%
66%
3,766
37%
37%
38
,2,005
5 3/4
61
28%
common__2.50
23%
23%
23%
2,610
25
48%
48%
48%
374
84 %
84%
84%
10%
10%
10%
22
Mar
Oct
19% Mar
3.80
Jan
73/4 May
15 ¥»
2.25
Shown
-
16 ¥4
July
Oct
May
173/4
Sep
23
33
Jan
40 ¥2 May
15
48
Feb
50% May
Exchange
Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Aracon
*
Class
al.50
3.95
70c
16c
17c
6C
Ltd
Bruneau Mines Ltd
Brunswick Mining &
&
Canadian
Carbec
Cartier
99c
84c
100
5c
Mar
7¥2C
/
9¥jc
12c
191,100
2.02
2.06
3,630
100
16
28%
49
99 ¥2
19
May
Jan
May
Aug
May
Sep
6 ¥2
Oct
733/a
Feb
Jan
38%
Sep
28
Jun
Jun
48%
Jan
55 ¥4
78%
Feb
87
205
9%
Feb
13%
May
Apr
Asbestos
Corp
Feb
32
Jan
40 ¥b
Apr
8
¥2 July
8%
Jan
39 ¥2
8 ¥2
G
8c
11,500
4c
Mar
16c
5c
5c
6¥2c
10,100
3¥2C
Jun
12c
2.85
2.70
2.85
29,950
2.50
Jan
3.30
Apr
28c
28c
.4,317
26c
Sep
46c
Jan
9c
9C
4,300
6c
Mar
9c
6c
6V2C
24,050
7%c
7%c
28c
9C
,
3.25
3:20
19c
700
,
75,130
Ltd
Ltd
Sep
Jun
3 ¥20
Jun
7 ¥20
Sep
Oct
7c
Sep
12c
Jan'
-
'
3.85 July
3.00 July
21c
Jan-
Jun
19C
;
2,200
10c
12c
13,000
10c
May
19c
Jan
61c
•
12c
35,000
50c
May
62c
July
27c
Jun
40c
Sep
27c
32c
5.40
31,400
; 200
16c
5.40
—
25C
27C
21,500
25c'
Sep
35c
Sep
19 ¥2
Aug
24
Feb
com_3
1
*
•
__1
——1
3.85
r
5.55
Aug
19 ¥2
2,800
18
3c
3c
4,500
89C
19 ¥2
Ltd
91c
3,000
2%c Jun.
85c
Oct
Oct
4c
Jan
94c
Sep
5.05 May
3.70
3.70
3.70
400
3.60 Aug
8%
8%
8%
700
7.00
Jani
5.55
5.50
5.55
2,300
3.10
Feb
5.55
Oct
3.20
3.20
3.25
1,800
3.20
Oct
8%
Jan
2.75
2,75
2.95'
1,220
2.75
Oct
3.10
Sep
lie
lie
11c
1,100
7C
7c
7 ¥20
6,500
9c
6c
11% Aug
20c
Aug
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
11c
Mar
'1.100
4¥2C
Apr
350
4.40
Sep
1
5c
4.65
10 ¥»
10 ¥4
33
33
50
29
Feb
1.65
1.50
1.65
400
90c
Jan
2.90 Jun
54c
2,900
50c
Oct
98c
Jan
8c
'.8,500
14c
Apr
A___*
——*
class
Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp :
Chipinan Lake Mines' Ltd "__
5c
—*
Ltd
4.65
10 ¥4
Exploration
Products
Oct
2.60
1.75
8c
25c
Co Ltd
Interurban Properties
Explorations Ltd
Food
Apr
12c
July
2¥2C Mar
8 ¥2
.
—
Ltd
May
Feb
39 ¥2
8c
Smelting
& Dock
Mar
7.00 May
Mar
July
'
Edmonton Corp
Quebec
5.25 May
12c
6c
61c
Tungsten
Mines
Sep
Oct
19c
2.06
—
—1
Camflo Mattagami Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Chibougamau' Mines Ltd—1
Canorama
23c
7,600
.
9¥2c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Canadian
3.50
Jan
11,281
„
6c
12c
Mines
Calgary
1.05
320
4.00
60c
17c
Ltd—
Mines
11c
5
68c
Mines Ltd__l
:
__1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
Arno Mines Ltd
*
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
*
Augustus
Exploration
1
Band-Ore
Gold
Mines Ltd
-1
Bateman Bay Mining Co —
1
Black River Mining Ltd
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc com
*
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
"
Hill
34,000
4.00
Amalgamated Beau Belle
Ameranium Mines Ltd
Burnt
17c
.*
High
Low
14 %c
—1
A :
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
Alsof Mines Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
al.50
14 %c
~1
Radio Electronics Ltd—
Common
Oct
45% May
340
■,
V
150
18
in
Expressed
Are
STOCKS
Sep
May
July
Aug
30c
•
Stock
Canadian
Prices
Dredge
27,461
23.
Oct
12
58 ¥2
a48% a48%
50
Casavant Freres Ltee class A
13%
Feb
25
Collieries & Resources
Delhi
Oil Ltd—:
48%
Jan
11%
353/4 Oct
16 ¥2
*'16%
---J--*
Cassiar
13%
15 ¥b
I
57
16%
Crude Oil—.5
Canadian
48%
66 % May
11%
A
*
Co
1,415
6,410
*
15 ¥4
15
¥2
65c
•
Oct
22%
Apr
10 ¥4
Canadian
39% July
9
33%
__
ll3/8
.1
Jan
4,963
Oct
10 %
8 ¥4
Feb
Prod
Jan
9%
8 ¥2
Jan
Jun
Jun
10%
Feb
934
Oct
14 3/i
1.40 Mar
26%
9%
29 ¥2
11%
20% May
Sep
10%
Jan
y
Jan
593/4
Jan
Jan
28 ¥4
125
preferred
¥2 r/c
Jun
Jun
22
1,845
commonl—:
Ltd
5¥a
45 3A May
Jan
26
•
18
Zellers
Sep
Feb
3,150
class A____—
(Geo)
8 3/4
8,980
Trans
Pacific
Weston
17 ¥4
11 ¥2
44"
140
3,075
17
Jun
Sep
4.25 July
7
11%
Oil
Knapp
Western
1,204
44
27 ¥2
Feb
103
Aug
9%
62 ¥4
Gooderham
Wtestcoast
4.90
44
27 ¥4
a23 a24 ¥2
_•
Ltd
Walker
350
4.90
44
27 ¥4
10
A
Corp Fund
Pipeline.
Mountain
Trans
2,645
7
100
30
11 ¥2
10 3/4
class
Finance
Canada
Trans
100
11
62 ¥1
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
100
100.p
11 ¥2
53
7%
23
10% Jun
v
22¥4
14%
13%
Feb
93/4
Oct
81 ¥4 May
52
Jan
5
9 ¥4
Jun
July
22
5% July
,*
Aug
6%
5,582
alO
75
8%
71
Oct
53
11%
com
May
1,225
22 ¥4
:
750
Ltd
15
14%
—•
Ltd
1,330
Service
12 ¥4 July
14%
A___—_.____^.______1
Canada
of
Co
6%
For footnotes, see page 43.
May
18
14%
5
11
29
6%
Lines
July
100
825
July
4.65
-
Pipe
9
'
9 ¥2
14,019
14%
Corp
!
12%
23 ¥4
6%
7.60
Sep
38 Vb
IIIII£1
I_I__1
common
9
29%
59 ¥» May
10
75
9%
'
Oct
8%
22%
Jan
Canada
^
Jan
373/4
50%
of
Jan
all 3/4 all 3/i
6%
29 ¥2
555
Gas
Jan
22¥2
278
37%.
56
Natural
22 ¥2
8%
20 ¥2
23 ¥s
55%
Inland
Jan
Jan
8%
*
—
56
100
21
21
43
•
—_.*
:
•
com
Aug-
25
161
*
45
common
83/4 May
115 ¥2 May
200
44
7
___
Oct
Canada
41% May
Jan
Jan
4.85
64
21
Ltd "A"____
♦
Canada com—*
42%
Inland
Internat'I
of
50
50
Raper
Canada
4,950
43%
103/4 May
a21
44
'
-5,600
42%
Jan
May
21
.
—100
*
pfd
5%
____^:
44
42%
Jan
38 ¥2
a21
10
*
A.
2.15
preferred
Cement
preferred
International
class
23%
31
49% May
__
•
♦
15"%
Corp
8 ¥2
112%
44
*
*
common..
14
Ltd
37 ¥4
£
—
44
•
Nickel
Aug
142
2.10
preferred
International
33%
3,135
44
I
of
3,253
2.15
Ltd
Acceptance
$2.25
38
8%
common
,
Texaco Canada
Catelli
Imperial
Imperial
37
8 ¥2
15%
Canada
15 ¥2 May
112 ¥4 113 ¥2
*
common
30
Co
of
11% Mar
Aug
Feb
I~20c
Mining
22% Aug
8 ¥4
I
___
Paper
Sep
May
Jan
19,420
$2.00 pfd
,___
Pittfield
&
Howard
15
40
14
10%
10
7,839
<
27% Mar
Jan
28 ¥2
__
Aug
Sep
July
35% July
12
10
21
3,000
14
com.*
Mines
Oct
1.95 July
5,225
5
«
(Canada)
Gold
12%
125
*
Feb
28 ¥4
__1
—
*
"
Home
203/4
Oct
23%
•
__1
com
I,920
II,859
__* ■/. 10%
Co
Steinbergs
Oct
Jan
50
...50
International
25
14 ¥2
Sep
12%
39 ¥2
Aug
11
24 ¥2
Simpsons
Bornite
375
common
31 ¥2
550
Ltd
Ltd
of
Southam
Bouzan
12
415
7% July
16 ¥4
Apr
Save
Calumet
Handy
4,466
Oct
9%
Z
Oct
Williams
&
Feb
90
-
2,605
38
25%
Sicard Inc common..
30%
84%:
18
Oil
Sep
11
23%
Shell
Sherwin
25%
64%
90
•
11%
36 3/4
19
Shawinigan Industries
*
Shawinigan Wat & Pow 4% pfd "A"_50
Shell Investment 5 ¥2 %
pfd_.
20
Jan
84%
_*
11%
275
10
Corp
Foods
21
12
;
Lawrence
Scott-Lasalle
Apr
90
:
Paper
St
Salada
17%
25
100
Oct
21% May
31
A.
11%
Jan
2.95
26%
44 ¥2 Mar
Sep
"3,650
26%
25 ¥2 May
17%
"1,620
21
2.95
-
Oct
19
19%
..
150
66
10,518
30%
.
May
21 ¥a Jun
Oct
50%
53%
al7% al7%
20
;
100
com_l
Corp
Co
Gas
Jan
51
31
Jan
9
20
1
—1%
pfd
Inv
^
Winnipeg
Lakes
5%
Canada
Feb
150
19%
J
Wares
&
145
24%
2.95
Jan
Feb
690
Mines
Sons
&
Jun
143/4
Mar
212
I,275
Royal Bank of Canada..
Russell
■
16
—
Motors
General Steel
20
15%
Dynamics
General
July
•
•,
4
15
25
_
16
13
Co
Alpha
Oct
10
Algom
¥2
a6
29
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
¥2
Jan;
19 ¥4
—
Apr
Feb
61
___1
7%
19
A
673/4
2,454
Apr
.
490
28
Paper Group
Reitman's Canada Ltd
Jan
67%
2.75
E)
1,125
9%
12 ¥2
Reed
Ajax Minerals
17 ¥4
Ltd
Jun
52
9%
—
Oct
Jan
Ltd
CoiChas
57
19
1
6% preferred __—_______—____100
Quebec Telephone common
♦
1958 preferred
——20
1961 preferred
——15
28
65%
Corp_
Oct
Jan
513/4
>
Ltd
Co
&
Jan
875
,
1
53%
101
31%
Sep
Feb
—.—29
Quebec Natural Gas common
18%
1,042
17
Jan
•
Feb
16
May
40
class
88
200
19
2.00
____•
A
..*
376
9,800
23% May
•
.
101
a6
14 % May
28
150
100
38
Jan
16%
_l
Petroleum
&
Jun
5
10%
Corp
Cos
French
Frosst
12
100
100
12
22%
55% Jun
22%
3%
Nickel Mines
Famous'Players Canadian
Fraser
Jan
9,350
Falconbridge
Fleetwood
27
2.10
.'
1,630
38
Apr
Sep
81
16%
com
28
12 ¥a
Jan
2.10
___
474
21»/2
-
May
359
30
2l¥u
Bros
31
Sep
28 ¥2
14%
Corp of Canada
Sep
May
28%
24%
Development
Placer
Rio
27
Oct
8%
14
29%
14 ¥a
38
July
Oct
17
com
Jan
Oct
8 Va
80
16%
Ltd..
Dupuis Freres class A
Enamel & Heating Prod
'
/
16% July
5,760
'
Canada
Aug
2.10
Dominion Textile common—i
Bros
11%
Aug
16%
;
600
9%
110
Mar
Oct
•
A,
11 ¥2
24%
common
16
Feb
•
—100
Penmans
Sep
_______
warrants
Coal
7%
105
Apr
Sep
10%
Jan
47%
700
17%
18%
i__
Dominion
Dominion
8.50
29 %
Jan/
Jan
July
Jun
Jan
70-
3,597
54 %
53 %
67%.
Oct
22
25
Steel
100
Friday
17%
A^—__a__
&
5%
75
35
26%
54%
25
pfd——
Dominion
26%
13%
2
_A.___A__J._i— _I*
Corsets
of
10%
8%.
—2.50
_a
preferred
4%
11%
T
Petroleum
Pont
4.25
6 ¥4
510
51%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Apr
22%
8%
2
Oct
6%
740
11%
8%
Oct
13 Va
7,010
*
13
38 3/i
8%
400
*
Jan
Jan
5%
29 %
.
9.25
Oct
Apr
11% Mar
100
5 %
Jan
8%
6.85 July
10%
A
class
Dominion
7%
22
Oct
4,000
8
1
Co
Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
Du
July
7
30,582
...
Dominion
Donohue
18
200
13
common
Seal
&
500
•
7.95
*'
Foncier Franco-Canadian.—
Cork
Sep
12
Glass
Coronation
Crown
Oct
13
*
Consumers
Credit
12%
Oct
7.60
*
Textile
Consolidated
Aug
7.95
_
Oct
12
12%
Smelting
fc
Jan
10%
*
Ltd
Co
Mining
4.95
175
.
*
common
Sep
35
Jan
25
*
Ltd
Coghlin
(B J)
Columbia Cellulose
24%
15,264
7
Ltd..
Oils
Rio
15,775
■
Oct
19 %
___•
—
3.85
12
—
preferred
Development
P
46%
3.85
Cloth.,
(1963)
$1.75
C
46%
7
Vickers
Wire
Capital
Oct
500
25
Paper
May
53
;_10
Railway
Petrofina
preferred
Canadian
/.
9%
9%
35
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
Sep
58%
20.145
50 %
98
Aug
13,378
Light & Power____;—___•
common—
26 ¥a
Jan
12 ¥4
16
109
8 ¥4
45%
Steel
Ontario
Price
May
Oct
11%
Flour Mills
preferred
Power
Aug
23
Sep
Mar
3,600
10%
22%
94
480
10%
May
48
21%
1.805
al3
May
Oct
20%
50
96
Apr
30
25
1.630
96
393/4
26% July
4.525
21%
1
1
Feb
243/4 May
Jan
268
50
.
Marconi
Oct
31
'
Canadian
Sep
Oct
/
8%
Jan
25
com—•
Power
Feb
18%
17%
a21% a21%
*
Industries common
International
Sep
12
725
37
*
Canadian
300
1.324
25
96
__—20
Canadian
7%
16 ¥2
Jan
9 3/8
21%
21%
of Commerce.lO
Imperial Bk
56 Vs
25
common..—___*
Hydrocarbons.
Canadian
Canadian
Sep
57% May
27% '27%
Co
___
Oct
25%
Jan
37%
British Aluminum
——*
Chemical Co Ltd warrantsclass B—__——*
Foundation
23%
Feb
52
25
Converters
Preferred
Jan
19%
155
7%
—
Canadian
12%
8.970
„
20
:
______
12.50
Electronics.^——*
common—
•
preferred
—50
class B preferred—
50
Canadian
6.770
24%
24
21%
*
_.
Breweries
Canadian
23%
30%
98
Sep
37%
Scotia
l'/o
Jan
•
Ltd
Mines
Class
preferred
Aviation
Canadian
26%
25
---*
Canadian
$2.65
4,225
7%
Ltd—*
Canada Iron Foundries common— —10
Canada Malting
___!—
._*
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd_—100
Canada Steamship common
*
$2.20
Aug
6.292
28
:>
15%
—
preferred
Canadian
4.65 Mar
Oct
2.70
25
Canada Cement common—.——
5%
Sep
May
2.55
55%
1
—
Sugar
6%
53
23
55 %
A____—._——*
*
1
Dominion
May
53
24%
Telephone.-^——25
Chemical Ltd 6 c/o
pfd___10
&
573/4 May
Jan
90
5
*
...5
*
Light
Ogilvie
183/4
20 ¥2
6,303
26
9%
Chemical com
&
Drug
Newfoundland
Nova
Jan
973
101
A___
B
Noranda
Jun
Jan
51
23%
—
Products
Columbia
Canada
55'/a
Jan
6%
50%
6%
11.395
class
23
Products
common.—_*
Petroleum common—
.1
Class
Oct
Jun
Jan
54%
Oct
54%
July
52%
54 %
*
Forest
common
51
51
50'
51%
Jan
20%
Jan
52%
2.55
Columbia
SI.30
16%
May
803/4
Feb
45% Jply
54%
27%
American
Calgary Power
70%
940
54 %
2.70
British
Products
76 3/4
27%
British
Building
70
July
53%
British Columbia Power____—
A
July
67
al7
Light & Power—..*
Oil—
*
B
61
3.299
54
Traction
Class
1.351
72%
79 »/4
—10
*
*
*
—25
——
65%
72
72
.5
(Robert)
Jan
a95
•
Corp
Morse
19 ¥2
150
12
28 ¥4
293/i
•
Moore
Mar
11 ¥4
:*
—
7
109
A
class
B
National
10
10
Ltd
Breweries
Oct
Jan
21 ¥4
15 ¥2
Apr
Mar
5
-8%
—10
Trust
9V4
National
Company
Mills Ltd class
15 ¥2
/
Locomotive
7%
Brazilian
Bruck
Co
Montreal
53% May
9% May
Bowaters
Brockville
Miron
Class
Jan
.50
____——£
Mersey 5 ¥2 % pfd—__
150
Brown
•
100
_J
Stores common
Ltd 6% partic pfd
¥4
9
19%
16
100
21
21 ¥4
May
1,150
-
a213/4 a213/4
25 ¥2
Sep
7 ¥2 Aug
9,080
Sep
Jun
•>*9
7 ¥4
a95
10
Massey-Ferguson
common
5%%
preferred
Molson
50VJ
Paper
British
a21%
25%
100
Corp 5%
pfd
Maritime Tel & Tel
May
625
5 %: pfd
Corp
Steel
Mailman
123/4 July
52%
—
Telephone
Bowater
Bowater
8
Oct
52
1,765
.7
Jan
50
3,205
7%
19%
9
Feb
183A
153/4
73/4
52
50%
Jan
19%
8
35
143/a
123/4 July
/:%.7
915
52 %
Scotia—;
—
56
1,785
13 ¥2
*
Structural
12 %
11%
•
23 V*
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper common
A
Oct
52 %
common.
Banque Canadian
53
Aug
'50
—
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova
50 3;
260
53 % May
:____.
Atlantic Sugar
Class
12%
preferred—
Corp
Asbestos
•
Ltd
a53% a53 %
50
preferred
B
Mar
*
com
A__
B
(M)
MacKinnon
High
Low
17%
13
com—i*
Maclaren Power & Paper Co "A"
2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Class
Loeb
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
7%
Corp
class
Shares
High
17 ¥4
17%
13 ¥2
Metropolitan
_
Class
Oct
40%
59 %
—
preferred
Aluminum Co of Canada
Ltd
Co
for Week
Low
•
Financial
,
50%
49%
50 V*
25
4¥i%
class
High
Low
(John)
Ltd
Loblaw
Range Since Jan.1,1963
29%
Algoma Steel ___.
Aluminium
Ltd
$2.70
Labatt
Shares
of Prices
Par
Paper common
preferred
&
Power
Par
Laurentide
.Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
Abitibi
V''/
Sales
A:///
STOCKS
STOCKS /
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Shown
Prices
39
Cessland Corp
:
52c
1
1
—-1
Cleveland Copper Corp
1
Commercial Oil & Gas Ltd
*
Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd *
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Div Standard Sec A
*
Preferred
z
*
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd_;—
1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
*
•
-
8c
-
1,900
10 ¥4
12
Oct
33
•
7M2C
Feb
3c
Aug
5%c
3¥2C May
6%c
•
*
3%c
L-3%C
3%C
1,000
,3¥2c
3¥2c
3¥2C
6,800
75 c
70c
75c
8,230
55c
4.50
4.20
4c
5%
■
Aug
82c
Jun
May
Oct
Jan
Feb
May
4.50
•
3,480
4.00
Jan
4.75
July
4c
500
3¥ac
Feb
5c
Mar
60c
Apr
90c
Jun
25
Jan
30
Jun
90c
90c
111
a26
a26
6
July
31c
Oct
Jan
39%
30c
31c
29.000
17c
31c
14c
18c
5,550
16c
Aug
25c
5,223
36%
Jan
41% May
39 ¥4
39%.
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1568).
49
CANADIAN MARKETS
•'
"
.
STOCKS
-
•
.
Friday.
.
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Copperstream Mines Ltd
L—_1
Couvrette & Provost Ltee class A.,——5
—*
Petroleum Corp Ltd£■' * /. '■
Crusade
•
Ltd
Mines
Dome
A
class
Lhnlcee
Default
—
Dumont Nickel
East' Sullivan
Peel
Ltd—
Ltd
—
Frigiftors
Fundy
2.65
Ltd
Copper Mines Ltd
—
—
;
.
"15c
99c
7c
16c
3.70
1.20
3.75
1.30
*
—
3.75
Silver Mines Ltd—
1.26
„1
Mining
&
Hubbard
Felt
Ltd
Inspiration
Co
class
A
5
Int'l Atlas Dev & Explor
1
International- Ceramic Mining Ltd—-1
International Helium Ltd
•
Intemat'l Paints (Can; Ltd pfd
-.20
Dredging
Ltd
Co
Mines
6%
Jubilee
Iron Corp
Frontier Ltd
Keeley
Kiena
Kodiak
Ltd
Acceptance
Labrador Mining &
Alfred
5c
13c
"
"A"
Jun
Mar
'
Explor Co Ltd
1.55
—
2,000
11,602
95c
91c
1.05
6,167
8
34%
8%
34%
450
200
1,11
19
1.14
19
1,300
100
—
1.05
l
-
__
9%
Lamontagne Ltd class A
_1
Lingslde Copper Mining Co Ltd —1
9%;
4%c
9%
4c
—
18
200
9,200
4% %
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Massval
Mines
Ltd
McAdam
Mining Corp Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
_1
Distilleries
Ltd
7%
pfd
Mines
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
New
New
Ltd
Norlartic
North
Class
1st
B
79c
26c
1.00
31c
52.500
6,700
1.49
650
19%
.18%
19'/a
•:
23c
a45c
6c
31c
a50c
6c
!
North
__
class
B
Peace River
Atlantic
Sugar Refineries common
•
Class
1.60
14c
14c
3.000
500
3.90
4.00
1
■
Lawrence
Columbian
Lands
Development
Silver Regent Mines Ltd —:
Silver Summit Mines Ltd
Silver Town Mines Ltd
,
Tib
45
45
16c
16c
2.20
2.25
900
/ 13c I5y2c
11.700
—
61c
a2.50
1.000
2.90
__
'90c
10%
__
2.90
July
Canada
5c
Jan
33c
54c
57c
18.500
12c
30c
26c
18%>c
26c
14%
143^
14:^
35c
4 660
13c
15c
87.000
40c
2.40
36c
1.75
21.150
7V2c
1.75
-'
1.75
5.00
77c
95c
2.200
.
1 200
1
325
G 900
'
Jan
,
-
i6
22c
84c
70c
15c July
1.80 Feb
7
Sep
95c
Oct
Oct
23c
Ltd
14 %c
19c
78.700
8c
73c
76c
4.300
62c
Jan
7c
10c
35.000
6c
Jun
14 %c
5%c
5c
5%c
17.000
5c
Sep
5c
S'/aC-
III
—;
Corp
15c
76c
7%c
__1
Ltd-
United Asbestos Corp Ltd ^
United Corporation class B
United Obalski Mining Co Ltd
United Towns Electric Co Ltd
Upper Canada Mines Ltd—-,
2.75
16%
„1
16:%
16%
1.45
.
2.75
875
70c
1.45
.10
—
27a4
66c
24%
18.100
38c
Oct
1.14 Mar
Van
Swimming Pools Ltd—
Der
Associates
Hout
Weedon
Cotton
Mining
Westburne
Westbel
Mines
Ltd.,
—
—
*
1.00
lootnotes,
sec page
Oct
1.05
900
5c
6%c
18.000
5c
Oct
3c
100
3c
May
15
100
4c
6.000
85c
4.500
10%
43.
20
1,446
27%
278
-*
25
27
21%
21%
1,024
21%
25
21
21 %
90.
21%
,89
21%
90
21%
64%
63%
65
65
•
463
464
79%
57
79%
'
427
Forgings com—*
Feb
15.
3c
5.75
—100
—
class
-*
:*
A
Oct
Mar
81c
May
10% Sep
65
—
58
13%
—
'/
13
11%
,
—*
50
lO'A
IOV4
50%
53
9%
:
„
preferred—
'53
58%
13%
11%
10%
10%
50%
3,410
400
-280
■>..
660
warrants
1.75
1.75
780
—
1.65
1.75
440
13
13%
476
5.05
5.75
8%
18
50c
3.05
8%
18
62c
66,750
665
Canadian
■
,
warrants
Chemical
Canadian
'
1st
preferred
2nd
preferred
Canadian
20
!—
50
100
Foundation
Co
*
20
common
-
-
General
Industrial
700
106
4.00
13%
13%
*
18
16%
18
-.200
64%
63%
Se;
8% Oct
-31% Feb
6
Aug
10% Jan
July
Oct
Aug
Aug
1.60 Mar
1.60 Mar
10
50
51
8
May
Apt
24
105
o2
40
Ap
30
May
May
30
22
2.>
Apr
May
92
24
Jun
Aug
65
65
81
J
Oct
Oct
58.2
14
9%
12%
9%
9%
13Va
11
Jan
3 00 Feb
6% Jan
July
Oct
3.05 Oct
17
50c
*
A
—
45%
July
^
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,c£/:,JMnv
55
55
May
May
11
Apr
2.65 May
2.70 May
■
•
-.May
5.10 Oct
12
Aug
18% Sep
1.0ft Jan
8% Jan
3.10 Feb
4.50 Sep
Jan
Jan
55% Jujy
45
Feb
3.00 Sep
16% Aug
4.25 J y
19
Jun
Mar
.a Jan
13% Oct
16%^ Jun
15,4 Mar
19% May
50
41
35
33
39
Feb
45.2 Oct
64%
2.50
Imperial Bank—
Canadian
18%
720
628
—600
common-!
Hydrocarbon
105
310
—10
class
Canadian
204
37
45%
pfd
Investment—
Canadian
3.75
16%
4.50
37
45
13%
28
Electric
General
Securities
__
55
44%
3.75
16%
—
3.35
54
44%
-r
225
4.300
2,930
4.50
50c
3.25
•
*
common
r
__
•
—
Preferred
8%
3
Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Food Products
5.60
—
-
Curtis
13
Feb
Sep
-o
'
.*
preferred
1963
-
Apr
•
A—
Canadian Collieries common
j
8
20,120
310 /
53%
9'%
warrants
'
12% Aug
H%
895
A
C
56
Jan
55
Jan
74% I"eb
48
Aug
1,170
B
class
4.85 Aug
49
Mar
29
Jan %
27
Aug
25
Oct
14
Mar
20
Jan
85
Jan
21% Oct ,
860
Class
Canners
1021% Apr
225
Class
Canadian
July
20% Jan
Jun
July
Sep
Jun
July
40c
530
.1,330
'
Feb
Oct
5
8% Aug
405
>
Jan
3% Jan
21
3,901
6,670
7
-
9
1.70
Jan
Gas
10
Preferred
Industries
Canadian
—50
—
Marconi
•
common
Preferred
3.65 Mar
-
65
Mtge
Breweries
B
12%c Mar
July
__
10
common
—50
Canadian British Aluminum com.
*
—1
Co——
Railway——„__25
Canadian
Pacific
Jan
Canadian
18% July
Canadian
Salt
Canadian
Tire
6c
87c
Sep
Sep
Class
4.000
3c
Aug
8%c
Jan
4% f.'t
5%
2,600
3.85
Jan
6.00
Jun
5%
13
Feb
A
Canadian
preferred———10
*
Corp common
'*
-
-
——
Utilities
com
preferred—
preferred
12%
16%
81
3.85
18
81
—
34%
12%
2,485
^
3.95
10% Aug
7,200
13
t50
1.925
18
81
7% July
2.750
80
Oct
Oct
Feb
8C3^»
3 85 Oct
5.00 Feb
36,198
"24% Jan
11,138
10.4 Sep
35g Oct
1^/s Sep
35
34Vb
12%
19%
34%
28
29%
32
32%
125
23% Jan
29 % Jan
87% 87%
100'A 100%
5
100
83% Jan
99% Jan
—*
——100
100
87%
100V4
.
,
Feb
18
,34Va
—
'2 ^ph
Feh
*.11%
19%
34
-
10
13%
29Vs
Petrofina
5c
3%c
570
37%
27%
10
10%
-
37
" 27%
10%
10%
5%
50%
20
*
3%c
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Speculative Inv Fund of Canada_2
For
4.80
4c
50%
37%
5%
50%
17
478
May
58
98
92,2
99'
112%
102
9a
1/
Jun
75c
Oct
15
5
_*
—49
Aviation
Jan
28
Aug
82c
47c
21%
103
—.—*
Gen
1.45
15
43c
21%
102%
B—
Canadian
19%
82c
43c
21%
103
5%
-
Permanent
Canadian
Oct
3c
—1
•
*
Packers
Jan
Jan
1.05
*
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5.215
Malting
Jan
1.45
100
4.90
9%
pfd-^
A
&
%c
11%
6c
Ltd
Ltd
4.90
1.900
9
- *
100
common
Foundries
Canadian
763
3c
1
1
Ltd.
Co
Corp
Co.
Products
Westvilie
York
Oil
4.90
*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp ___;
Wauasso
1
class
preferred
Canadian
Val Mar
5
9%
-
Foundries
Sep
1.400
•
Jun
Apr
Jan
Aug
Sep
Sep
Jan
950
—
Iron
4.25
Oct
Jan
Jan
94
88
94%
]06%
1C0%
6%
12
.,1.053
Sugar
6
Jujy
51%
15
155
5
115
10J
515
200
4C4
*
-
14c
4%C Aug
300
2.75
27%
68c
6.000
July
740
26
5%
common
Bread
Class
Jan
2.67 Aug
6%c Sep
1.48 July
4% Oct
25 .8 Sep
42,4 Oct
8%
Preferred
Aug
'
19% Feb
30% Jan
25
/.
—
Cement
Canadian
Apr
peb
Jan
Aug
r
175
7%
—
1.00 Mar
Aug
1.65 July
30% . Jan
23jb Oct
18
Jun
25
5%
Canadian
•'
6%c
35c
__
53 /a May
Jan
Oct
12% May
25%
460
*
5
Dredge
Bread
Class
Apr
14
-
90
96
108%
101%
10
Canada Steamship Lines common
•
Preferred
—"
——12.50
Canada Wire & Cable class B
•
42c
1.75 Aug
80V8 Aug
25
8%
-
Dominion
Canada
4.75 Jan
1.10 Jan
11
May
42c
Oct
64c
Feb
18%c Oct
,
14.200
2.52
4.75
__
/77c
43c
2.25
6Vac
__
Jan
Oct
2.55 Oct
400
50
—
3.30 Aug
Sep
Sep
Feb
12,414
2.25
81
1
'/
2.80
7 400 "
Jan
6%c Feb
.
2.65
-*
—*
A—
class
Canada
Sep
69c
^
10
15 050
13yac
3.75
18c
Jan
,Feb
May
75c
18 500
30c
Sep
2.00
_•
:
-
Preferred
Canada
—1
Ltd
Canada
Canada
lc
TOO
57c
-1
Sep
7c
2.25 Mar..
,8 700
30c
1
Sep
Jan
24%c Apr
53c
*
350
97c
10%
38c
-1'
Canada
8c
74jc
May
10c
•'
34c
!__—*
Canada
ll'A May
-
400
37c
__1
.
*
/'•
'
1
Ltd-——
.
49
500
a'2.60
" '*
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Ltd
Petroleum
61c
a2ca2%c
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95c
1
>
May
I4y2c Jan
1 000
81
27%
6% Sep
55
>->ep
6% Juiy.
4.65 Mai3.15 Jan
95
Mar
300
56%
97
97
90
90
95
96
108% 108%
101% 101%
7%
7%
16% 16%
24% '
25
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Oct
9
__
625
55%
Cabol
Jan
443/4
2-60
4.35
2.15
81
—
5% Jan
50
Apr
4.25 Oct
56%
pfd——
Oct
Jun
Jan
.
2,650
53
107,635
119561
21
28
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
6%
51%
24%
42%
—
70
76%
4.10
20%
56
44
57% May
5% May
53% May
24%
42%
100
_100
100
100
100
10
5.00 May
:
4.25
2.55
—
.
Jart
May
May
45.00 Mar
51% July
4.50 Sep
50
Apr
50
Apr
24%
42%
1—*
Feb
Jun
July
July
13,121
1.086
471
245
*
Co—
4%%
510
6%
50
s
8,310
—
Gold
54%
4.80
51%
Jan
28
100
6,683
Products
&
54
4.70
51%
52%
16%
33% Jan
19% Apr "/
Jan
4.20
V
Apr
3V2c Jan
3y2c Aug
25
iiy„
*
________
Exploration
Titan
1,000
10%
__
1
Services
Mines
3'/2c
1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
3.500
*
<
Stairjs Exploration & Mining
Tazin
5c
Burns
10
4.25
Company
Bulolo
20
28
23%
16%
Chemical
B
20O
20
28
2.15 Aug
50 %
90
44
28%
preferred
Mills
52 %
23
preferred
Bruck
'52
16%
preferred
Class
67% July
40D
285","
27%
preferred——
Building
4,067
—
preferred
Brown
-
60% July
Telephone common-25
Columbia
Brockville
Feb
3,996
6%
*
Products——?
class B—*
4%'/
6%',
Jan
350
66
-43Vs
54ye
4.70
51%
common
8c
46c
r_l
—
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Taliisman
Corp
Sugar
4%',
4.10
4.35
23%
Canada
14c
,
1
—
Mines
Power
Columbia
Oct
3.65 Oct
48c
Jan
1.60 Feb
4%c Jun
2,200
3%c
16c
*
Saucon
4.000
__
1
Ltd
Corp
Columbia
British
$5.15
4.30
20
28
,
British
British
Jan
17%
*
July
64%
—
*
16
Jan
52 %
:
-
Aug
22%
2.15
common
24%
18
104
25%
19%
25
Aug
34.50
72%
common!
Jan
/
-
__
1
1
___1
Metals
Diversified
3,500
5C
70c
4c
3y2c
-,/. .■'./■
'•
Lawrence
4.00
__
50
;
St
Gold
Traction
Tank
~
8% May
Feb
Feb
98
66
72
-
Feb
11%
790
2.15
17%
*
preferred
—
7
Jan
23'A
72
Packers
22c
3.30
-
Aug
5C
68c
7
4c
68c
__
1
1
Jan
1.95 Apr
3.00 Jan
10%c Oct
1.133
a2.60
Surluga
1,000
15c
*
St
13c
13.000
3.65
a2y2c
Superpack
15c
3.15
5%c
-*
Air
Bridge
Bright
10%c Aug
Oct
3.50
f
Spartan
Mersey
Brazilian
Feb
14%cMar
11 %c Oct
Sep
9c
5%c
Ltd__^
Sobey's Stores class A
Sout0 Dufault Mines Ltd
Bowaters
50
180
,
13
July
53% Apr
9% May
53% May
July
37.55
4.30
1
50
Paper
7%
23%
65%
25
*
50
50
prelerred
preferred
Bramalea
3.80 Sep
24c
Mar
75c,
5,545
18%
50
37.55
__
20
Forest
57c
690
"*
Columbia
Aug
12.500
10Vac
Goldfields Ltd__l
Mines
25c
>
159.900,
12c
Ruby Poo's Enterprises Ltd common—2
Co
10c
3.15
,
__
_——2
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
Sangamo
2.30
9c
-
36.500
25%
19%
2.15
-
Corp 5%
5%%
15c
Aug
25%
25%
*
1.90 Jan
3c
Sep
H%c Oct
4y2c May
5,500
40c
common
A
Bowater
Oct
22.200
15
,*
*
common
Preferred
Apr
3.65
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Nickel
33c
1
pfd—_____
Quebec Chibougamau
Ragljtn
__
34c
part 2nd pfd—____5
cum
Paper
Columbia
6c
Co—1
Investment
Corp—
1st
cum
&
Co
British
26c
104
♦
Power
British
Apr
104
521
10
British
Jan
650
1 ■>>
Ltd—
.
4.000
-r
100
__
10
A
Lumber
Jan
100
_•
Class
Jan
8%
8
Electric
.
101%
17%
19
Industries
60
8
23%
Beaver
12%
Sep
Aug*
14% Mar
670
.
17%
•
Bathurst
Sep
11%
18%
6,175
_*
of Nova Scotia
20
103
52
c
•
19
103
52
_*
Bartaco
75c
9%
A
Bank
46" July
900
9
Steels
Ba'Uk of Montreal
30O
52
Auto
*
220
1.05
1,475
50
Atlas
Class
Jan
39% July
3,060
17%
24
Feb
Feb
3c
5c
5c
9c
Qil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power
Corp of Canada—\ '•
6%,-non
pfd
S6
Jan 4
9% May
1.05
__
25% Oct
;
7.00 Oct
59% Oct
12
Feb
30
Jun
40"% Oct
24% May
56'A May
1.70 Apr
20 % Oct
105
Jun
21%
40%
Jan
19
5.00 July
43%
22%
47%
9%
*
7
745
40%
12%
100
Acceptance
-
22%
47%
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:
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American Oil
12c
9c
11 %c. 11 %c
5%C
7c
1.96
Canada
4l/a%
B
A
Atlantic
Apr
May
4,000
26c 1
39,304
50
class
common
Oct
50,618
ll%c
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Mining & Smelting
Mining
13,500"
10c
3%c
24c ;
9%c 10V2c
Mines Ltd 1
Ltd-
Phoenix
9c
3%c
300
10c
1
Mines
Pennbec
9c
__
*
;i—*
Cdn
Silver
Mines
1.30
26c
1
Mines
Atlantic
Patricia
Paudash
11
11%
1.30
i_,
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Pacific
100
11%
11%
Corp—_
1
Ltd—^-1
Northern Exploration Ltd
Canalask Nickel
Urahium
6
100
29%
9.75 Jan
108% Sep
7.20 Aug
6,270
12
__
•
preferred
Hardware
Temple
Class
2.45 Mai18c May
312
7.00
59%
12
29%
20
Telephone
1.25 Sep
9c
Sep
36,838
Jan ",
6.30
57%
*
$2.70
Ash
9% jun
12
July
95c
6%
•
Sep
Sep
July
19
25%
„
100
Valley
Aug
Feb
87c
»
__
Mar
3,075
24%
__
•
Bowater
48y2c May
400
Aug
40%
*
Bow
38.400
600
2,800
Oct
17
47%
preferred
Jan
41c
3.60
' 19%
87c
70c
36c
107
835
18%
25
^—50
lc
C
Ashdown
1.27 Sep
Sep
Jan
2.85 July
31% Jan
110% July
Jan
29%
Class
Jain
11 %c
1.10
14
18c
38c
6c
6% '
89c
Metals
Rare
Northwest
Orch&n
—*
1
Asbestos
American
'
...
a45c
Apr
Feb
1.10 July
Jan
106
18%
*
Corp common
Class A $2,60 preferred
42c
Oct
160 '
13% Jan
3.15 July
Jan
5
12
Argus
Jun
Sep
54% Api
36c
Jan
5% May
41c
Apr
2.00
26% Aug
2,230
59
pfd
9c
Oct
65c
"'
Oct
4.25
"
Jan *.
8.15
25
preferred
81c
Jan
Sep
50c
4,900
1
Ltd———
Mines
American
34c
44Vi
l^c
5%
7c
.
2.35
108% 108%
__
*
Co
4%
pfd__
preferred
Analogue Controls common
Anthes
Imperial class A
1.45 Aug
20% May
Aug
Jun
6c
100
10c
1.42
__1
Ltd
Mines
Nocana
5%
7c
25c
8.00
3.35 Mar
25»/a May
10% July
V-
1,400
107 108%
__
108%
common—*
common
4%'r
Mines Ltd
Amulet
4,000
80c
26c
;»
Ltd—__
Exploration Co Ltd
West
1,000
1.42
——_*
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newrich
66,100
5%
Co Ltd
*
Ltd—.
■„__*
Minera's
Native
Ltd common
Ltd
Mills
42c
46%
7c
Automatic Vending
National
35c
45%
12y2c 13%c
_5
_.
Mount Pleasant
120
46
12y2c
_
Mount
33.300 V
40c
5
Chipman
*
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
—1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd ——1
Midepsa Industries Ltd
—*
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——
*
Mistango River Mines Ltd
_1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
1
Mercury
80c
a5c
53c
—
Melchers
53c
a5c
1
1
;
3,556
770
7.00
Bell
Malartic
5,250
29
10
common..
4%'r
—
12
8c
2.70
10
Aluminum
8% May
34% Oct
7% Jan
3c
Apr
85c
2.55
28%
8.00,
Gas_.
Central
Aluminium
5.15 Feb
1.60 May
Jan
82c
2.60
28%
Warrants
3.85 Apr
1.09 .Feb
7% J air
25% Jan
60c
Jan"
4,455
—100
Algoma
Steel
Algonquin Building Credit
1.62 Oct
1.79 Aug
25
2.85
100
preferred
Natural
Algoma
53% Jun
Aug /
2.85 Jan
91c
Oct
4.25
12%
2.65
2.00 May
52 % Oct
.
<.
20%cMar
Sep
18c
.
Alberta
May
Apr
Jan
99c
4.15
12%
85c
Class A preferred
A warrants
1.45 Sep
9c Mar
2.28 Apr
a—-
4.15
2.80
5
common
Aug
40% Jan,"
24% Mar
148
♦
Trunk
'//■ 90c
2,566
13,513
.
12%
Class
B
1.05
50%
25%
*
common
High
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
*
Shoe
/:
/
Shares
*
common
trust
Gas
Class
93c
__
being
T
*
,
High
49%
25%
50%
25
Warrants
2.80 May
—
7c
14
4.000
814
,
Range
one
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
__
—*
common
—
Ltd
Voting
Apr
Sep
May
52% May
20,100
27,136
1
A
1.62
2.38
2.10
2.65
:21c
22c
4.00
4.00/ 4-40
.1
Inc class
9%c
a52
—
1.60
a—
Paper
Distillers
Alberta
Aug
26
Sep
5c
Sep/
1.05 July
50
7 I
:
9%c
a52
Alberta
1.15 Apr
Apr
&
,
Canadian
Week's
Low
Par
Surpass
Agnew
4.25 Apr
2.00 Jan
45c
Jun
8c
Jan
Mar
-
Acklands
2.75 Jan
8%c Jan
21c ... Jun
3.20 Apr
1.10 Oct
10c
Jun
5c
—
—5
>
Oct 1
May
Aug
75c
80c
25
1-80
1.00
—,
*
;
Corp
Laduboro Oil Ltd
Lambert
8%
19
29 %c
35c
500
25
1,472
1,100
5,000'
18,883
90c
26% 26%
1.95
2.00 .
1.05
1.10
6c
8c •
1-85
1.98
a22%a22%
1.90
*
Petroleums
Labrador
23c
4,000
1.10
1
Mines
Gold
-
-
Last
•
Exchange«< ■. Y
Expressed in
•
Power
Pr^ierred
Jun
Jan
"2,000
50
pfd
—
STOCKS
'
Abitibi
2.76 Sep
1.17 Feb
July
July
Jan
Oct
8c
-1
conv
cum
Ltd
and
Are
Shown
Abacon
1.95 July
35c
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
segregated into two parts.
The first
the second list the MINES and OILS.
Sale Price
25c Feb
1.70 Oct
Aug
19c
—
—1
—————
Inv Foundation
Iso
are
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
'
1.19 Mar
8c
Mining
&
STOCKS,
i
29
Oct
10% Apr
19c
26%
!;
-
Interprovincial
3,000
' 90c
pfd—%*'
issues
Exchange
Prices
,
Aug
Aug
Oct
Aug
8c
Development-—
Ltd
,
Mar
—
Age Mines Ltd
Gui Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Hastings
1,700
7,325
90c
7c
Oils
Sep
.Oct
6%
18
15c
13/2c
1,106
7,800
2,500
90c
7c
—
Autotronics of Canada Ltd—*
Stock
Oct
10c
31,000
*
1
—
5c
15,300...
100 - /
1,000
12c
8%
18'/2
18c
19c
Jan
Jan
1.92 Jan
79c
Oct
.
1,750
11c
July
July
16c Jan ;.
1.03 Sep
41,225
17c
Genuine
Golden
85c.
8%c
8%
18%
17c
13 %c
Futurity
Ltd
3,000..
79c
—
/;/„':
,
Oct
Feb
2.60
.18Va
33%
37c
..
25%c Jan
12,400...
3,000
29,350
2.65
12c
*
Bay
Glen-Lake
1.33
20c
7%c
__
*
——
Ltd
_
1.40
650 ,14%
100.
26%
26,100 - 22%c
/, 7,000
10c
475
22%
100
8%
1.60
2.70
_1
,
Ltd
Mines
15,385
2.50
18%
28%.
32c
23%c
28.%
9%
1.35
7%c
——15
common
Minerals
Reliance
Lake
Fox
4%c
1.26
19c
1.30
1
j
Ltd
Industries
Preferred
Fort
28%
29c
21c
27%
19c
1.47
1
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Fab
Fiscal
Feb
Oct
9%
1
—
8
lc
18
21c
27%
1
1
Equity Explorations Ltd
2,715
1,000
Jan..
12
34c
Sep
12
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL
12c
30c
Oct
10c
-
The
,
.
30c'
—1
1
__
Corp
Ltd
Mines
East Ventures
Elder
Ltd
Mines
Dumagami
12c
2,COO
2.30
,
——
Dominion Explorers Ltd •_
:
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Drummond Weld & Steel Works Ltd
*
100
13c
101/4
4%c
'■
■' /
;-!*
2.40
5^, 18%
'
Electronics Ltd
Delta
'12c
'
High
Low
High
13c
13c
11%
Toronto < Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
12c
Pershcourt Mining Ltd--*
Consolidated
'
,
.
(Range for Week Ended October 18)
f
'
for Week
Range
Last
•
Li
SaJes
Week's
.
Jan
1&0
16
H9
32% July
1,635.
22
46
29%
35%
Apr
Mar
Oct
Jun
87%,Auj
lOlApr
v
Number
198
Volume
6309
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1569)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
Canadian
Western
Gas
20%
100
18
July
22%
Jan
lnterprovincial
18%
60
17
Jan
20 Vb
Jun
Investors
30%
30%
31
35
25% Mar
33 %
Oct
Jamaica
6V4
Jan
Jefferson
4.05
Jan
Class
•
4.50
4.50
2.05
2.00
2.05
12%
12%
•
preferred
$1.75
38
25
25
—•*;
225
13%
Jan
16
Jan
10%
Oct
13
Oct
Oct
Dunlop
Columbia
Cellulose
*
8%
Conduits
National
1
Consolidated
.
Oct
8%
Preferred
Wsri'siits
5,420
4.10
Jan
6%
104
6 J/2
Oct
9% May
Jan
July
Apr
May
<
6%
425
6 J/4
Oct
9
9
625
7%
Jan
10
8%'-
100
7%
Jan
5.70
5.50
5.70
624
4.75
28%
29 Va
14,581
22%
Consolidated
—*
39%
39%
39%
9,493
36
Lsbatt
Gas
Consumers
11%
common
11%
Lafargc
107
Publishing
Distillery voting
100
*
—*
Credit
—•
6%
8
*
•
8
10%
10%
14 Va
14
14%
50
45%
45%
46
10
72
70
72
5
57
57
•
13%
*
2.20
Class
B
1
preferred
Clark
Copp
Corby
Coronation
Feb
Sep
Sep
Feb
lUo',4
Jan
109 %
Feb
9%
Sep
Laura
7% Mar
8%
100
495
6 Vb
6%
1,890
5'A July
1.25
Warrants
1.30
1,900
1.10
8%
251
73/4 July
10 %
500
9
May
1,275
13
"A Mar
1.10
16%
preferred
Imperial
Crain
(R
:—
Ltd
L)
Timber
Crestbrook
preferred
Trust
Crown
1
Zellerbach
Crown
International
Crush
Ltd
common
8 :
Estate
Loan
Dalex
Oct
57
198
57
July
61
Apr
13%
13%
2,930
11 %
Jan
15%
Apr
2.15
2.20
1,000
2.15
Oct
2.90
Jun
90
90
35
Oct
Class
53%
54%
*
17%
17%
17 Va
5,530
Inv_—*
119
119 119%
120
Dominion. Bridge
Dominion1 of
General
Canada
Preferred
Industries
Levy
2nd
-
1.475
5%
Jan
20
12%
1.475
10 3/4
J1111
13'A
..100
—
102
102%
Dominion
Lime
Class
•4
Tar
& Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
Dupont
Emco
Class
7%
32
Ford
Fraser
■
_
Frosst
&
class
Paper
2.53
A_
Petroleum
17%
16% Aug
12.140
'
21
Class
24
5 % %
Jun
Maxwell
11
Mar
12
Feb
McCabe
M
44%
Apr
11%
Sep
37%
38
450
30
*
Ltd
E
common—
General
Steel
Wares
15
15
24
'
7%
-
11
11
11
1.40
1.45
16
Sep
265
July
1,500
1.30
51
53%
109
47
47
47
25
*
Class
Great
B
1.75
Jan
2.90
Feb
27
Sep
Sep
3.95
1,127
31 Va
Apr
•
30
29%
30
1,288
28%
Oct
32
Jan
Foods
•
7%
7%
7%
1,335
10%
Apr
Investments
—*
70%
70 %
V 320
64
*
14
14
100
10
July
B
___:
Fine
21 Va
May
Montreal
38 Va
Sep
Montreal
3.90
1,100
4.95
Jan
Moore Corp
75
78
950
Feb
Morse
Great
100
45 %
1S1
260
171 %
Jan
8
8
8
50
6%
Sep
31
30%
31
1.435
25'A
Jan
6%
6%
7%
300
5%
Jun
17%
18
200
17%
Oct
6%
7
1,300
6'A
Jan
200
6%
6%
25
27
125
84 //
86
3,289
90c
90c
500
11%.
12
3.148
6 Vb
_1
85%
5%
*
*
9%
common
__i
___
■
A
Siddeley
Home
class
Oil
Class
Home
class
450
3.90
4.00
1.450
6
6Va
97%
450
18
7.675
Bay
Co
7
1.80 Mar
3.50
Jan
Aug
14
Aug
July
64
Jan
Phantom
24 %
Aug
26%
Jun
Power
23%
4.70
9 %
4.10
Jan
27%
Oct
Oct
26% Mar
Oct
100
14,390
July
15'A
1.35 Mar
2.30
2.00
2.15
14%
Oct
14%
1.820
13% July
14%
69
68%
69
918
58% May
69
6%
6%
6%
6.650
433/4
10,183
133/4
13%
13%
4.950
6 3/8
6%
1.500
6%
Jan
V 23
.22/4
23
10.963
21 Va
Aug
*
..
(John!
*
Co
—_IlO
preferred
Gas
Warrants
3.095
95c
400
4.60
4.30
4.75
888
163/4
16%
17
460
Jan
.
192
Minerals
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
6%
Feb
7%
1.20
Apr
4.10
6.25
Jan
16%
Sep
18%
Apr
4.75
Jan
6%
Oct
648
17%
Jan
19 y4
May
8%
55c
8 J/2
27
27
4,035
400
,
25
41c
6%
25
r
Oct
Apr
July
Russel
Class
87c
St
/
Say/ette
37%
355
30
8%
275
8
8%
14
...
3.00
23 Va
Jan
Aug
4.50
Oct
9'A
% May
Oct
Oct
38
Jan
Jan
6.30
100
6.00
Aug
Sep
15% May
6.30
19
19%
7,462
17 "A
Aug
23%
3.50
100
2.75
Feb
3.50 May
12Va
-
13
»/a'
13,293
'
>
11
Selkirk
Seven
Jan
Shell
Shell
48%
Sep
51
Feb
8
26 Va
Apr
37
Feb
1.45
1.35
1.50
1,017
1.00
Aug
10%
10 Vb
10%
Feb
1.55
22,900
3,825
8%
1.35
1.25
Sep
37%
38
2,672
■
Z20c
1
8%
8%
45c
8%
55c
4.35
4.80
4,420
112
112
114
866
2
17
16%
•
20
*
20
7%
23%
7%
8%
*
A
1
43c
9,125
8%
64'A
3,855
23%
23%
*
—
100
11%
11%
11%
16VB
16%
16%
4.00
—*
10
—10
*
class
8%
8
%
Jan
20% May
11
Va Aug
88
16
Oct
2.25 Mar
500
4
Feb
75
7'%
8%
8%
20
8
%
9%
8,112
6
July
75
1.898
70
July
8
74 Va
100
_
14'A
14 %
10
10
% July
8 Vb
24
13*
22
5.25
9 Vb
10
9%
81
205
14 %
26
Jan
9% July
Feb
Silverwood
Simpsons
48%
48 J/2
49%
315
3.75
3.80
230
84
843/4
1.601
May
Corp
—*
18
'18
.*
—100
common
21%
21%
—
Shullys
S
K
D
Slater
Sep
Sep
May
Jar
July
Jar
Sep
Jan
Oct
May
Aug
May
10%
Feb
class
A_
101
3.35
4.90
23.175
3.20
3.35
4.90
8%
27%
27%
27%
686
5.90
6.05
2.225
17Vb
16%
17%
6.769
Dairies
Manufacturing
common
A
11%
Oct
Feb
3.65
Sep
6.50
4.25
July
25% July
5.30
-
13%
Jan
Jan
11
5 Vb
Jan
Feb
Mar
Aug
28%
Feb
9.05
May
20% May
5% Feb
4.25
4.30
4.00
July
•
14
14
14%
846
12V4
Feb
14%
37%
37%
38
5,891
29%
Jan
38
*
2.90
2.90
2.95
90
2.75
Jan
3.55
Jan
♦
10
9%
10%
1,835
9% May
11 %
Jan
—-20
20%
20%
20%
115
20%
Sep
4.30
-
200
Jun
69c
Jun
—•
•
class
Ltd—.
104
Sep
9%
7% July
1.030
5.95
Canada
-
1.085
4.95
•
preferred
7%
4.95
Jan
Jan
4.15 May
250
*
20
Jan
20 %
2.35
3.660
4.90
Apr
99%
300
11%
19 Va
23
40c
-
145
43c
11
•
/.
Industries
Preferred
11%
•
*
^
100%
400
July
14
125
v
41c
*
J
Steel
100 VB
1
Industries
of
Oil
Jun
Jan
Feb
Oct
May
9% Fet
18%
'
10 % May
100
*
117
24%
75
25%
14V4
1.20
4.60
Mar
4.50
34
4.25
25%
A
Jan
Jan
8% May
Jan
Oct
7%
10
A
Mall
4.00
1.75
7% Aug
8
1,240
8
10% May
41% May
3.05 Aug
100
17
;
6% Mar
33% Aug
7,142
'
45c
4.15
;
Investments
73%
54% May
Jan
1,705
29
—:
Warrants
68%
Sep
Jan
49%
Gas—
Arts
27%
87
8%
29
—-25
Shawinigan
8% Sep
July
28 %
6%
9.00 May
48%
Gas
Ltd
Holdings
Jan
Jan
37
'
29
preferred
A
44%
78%
800
48%
preferred—
A
Maurice
61% July
21% Aug
84%
20,823
3.20
Jan
Apr
50
8alada Foods Ltd
1.330
5
22%
3.00
100
Apr
class
Lawrence
6,967
43.
Sep
Sep
21%
5,870
f
\
St
12.295
Oct
11
10 %
10
6%
St Lawrence Cement Class A
24»/a
3.75
Apr
15
10
14%
10
1,130
—-100
(Hugh)
65%
Aug
14 Vs
12% July
100
14
10
7%
preferred
class
66J/4
48
Jan
7%
Paper
63%
see page
12%
20%
Jun
Apr
27% May
7%
Mfg common
23 J/4
Pipe Line
800
9%
8'A Aug
.1.25
Nodwell
65 J/4
footnotes,
25
Sep
21
37%
class
64
_•
24%
39%
.
common
Preferred
Oct
Sep
July
9.935
47c
$6
Robin
Jan
6'%
8 J/4
Robertson
23%
common
500
13% July
Feb
Jan
6.30
Bldg common..
Properties preferred—1
25
lnterprovincial
8%
37
Chemical
65%
Interprovlncial Discount
8%
'
warrants
Revenue
28% Feb
49
May
18 J/2
*
17%
May
6%
5
31% Mar
1,515
21%
Ore___
Natural
common.—2.50
Preferred
13
7.120
common
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite common
18%
-
8,650
38
8%
Jan
63/a
25
15%
19 %
'
Mar
183/a
47c
pfd
May
15
*
Iron
Rockower
16
3.65
Mar
16
18%
12%
Rothmans of Pall
13
79c
23
30
36%
14
Revelstoke
45% May
47%
Oct
Jan
Sep
l
Rolland
»
Powders
International
For
85
7'%
Sep
Apr
3.50
Oct
1
-
Gas
Bronze
49
7
95c
29%
19
Jun
39% July
Jun
14
15
Fixture.—
Jan
20
common..
^
International
49
83c
7%
1.60
Oct
May
423/4
_•
Natural
25c
108
423/4
50
_
Minerals
7%
5% July
5
Wire
Preferred
10
17%
27 Vb
2.500
18%
Industries
Reichhold
Oct
3.500
Products
2—
Grip
Rapid
Jan
7,905
30c
4.75
Oct
37%
...2
pfd
Preferred
Oct
9,315
2.15
170
60
85
16
*
14% May
2.15
25c
23
27 Vb
16
25
Oct
2.05
Mar
23
27%
23_
16
Apr
Oct
16%
'
Jan
♦
warrants
1963
3.35 May
Oct
15%
170
3.45
21
s.
Oct
——*
Gas
Corp
1959
Oct
2.80
•
preferred
_*
—30
♦
Bros
Quebec
May
18
2.10
—4.86%
215
1.65
7% May
Jan
Jan
10% July
75
11
•
Price
Aug
Aug
Jan
13%
common
200
27%
common.
Premium
4.25 Mar
3.70 July
2.10
common
3.50
27
&
Preferred
54
15%
27c
3.45
—
Supply
Pipeline
11%
10% July
.
3.45
Drilling
Penmans
24.909
io
14% July
725
16%
14% July
55
1.70
preferred
Pembina
14
L
4,442
16%
Petroleum
Sep
14%
!
16%
July
1.60'Oct
Oct
16
Hersey
18%
8%
8
Jan
1.60
1.65
—
Warrants
Page
Feb
*
i
Pacific
Jan
July
May
July
1
Industrial
City
2.45
2.60
20
Industrial
Inter
500
Overland
Parker
1.65
50
500/
12%
Flour
Aug
13%
_
preferred —:
Industrial Acceptance
Inland
2.80
4
Oct
13%
common
Cement
Oct
Beauty
1.00
18
6 V2
1.60
6
1.35 May
Sep
Aug
Mar
20c
6%
Inland
4.340
Sep
*
Warrants
Inglis
110
16%
2.80
Ogilvie
Ontario
2.10
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
$2.25
25
97%
Erie
Oil
1,280
6%
1
Huron
7,220
-
17%
_l
Husky
300
9
2.40
27%
*
Pittfield
Rights
Hudson's
1.801
97%
A_
B
&
240
75
27
5%
14%
25%
2.25
1.15
1,811
59%
2.25
25c
74c
3.000
-
725
27%
9
21c
12%,:
25
9%
Jan
V-3
%
1.60
16%
Wholesale-—.
60 Va
8%
6%
1.60
'i
Cement
Ocean
Oct
13% Apr
10% Mar
10
9% May
May
8%
8.65
•
-
Jun
•
500
*
B_
57
Jan
1.65
Power
Store
25%
60%
*
84
Scotia
Steel
100
common
common
Mfg
Nova
Ontario
12%
25
Preferred
Holden
Jun
Oshawa
•
.C
Hayes Steel
13%
Ontario
2.50
-
Preferred
Jan
7%
Oct
*
common
Jan
7%
1
May
2.50
■
—.
common
45%
370
16%
Telephone
24
18
common
Carpets
Northern
25
59c
__
Farms
Oct
Jan
50c
12%
10
Chemical
90c
Jan
17%
■'
~L*
—_
Cotton
Jan
Jan
18
.
Hamilton
65c
7%
56c
1
Lines
3,424
9%
I6V2
—
19%
255
Trust
52%
9%
:
15 %
5%
"
___
51
9%
—__—10
Natural
400
5%
Guaranty
Ontario
1,672
530
Greyhound
Mines
Northern
5.786
12
-
600
Industries
Oct
52 Vs
•
B
Noranda
Oct
24
11
__
Class
Jan
Feb
9%
23
2.40
common
101
—10
23%
9%
2.35
Greening
%
11% July
warrants.,.-:
Saddlery
Jan
•
__—
8
92
C
Winnipeg Gas
Feb
88
r
5
Products
86
Feb
Class
West
12
140
—
—
32
Jan
275
Graat
655
101
___:
2—:
.
Trust
Sep
Feb
—
Preferred
National
Jan
8%
23%
A—
12 Va
common—'
:
Industries
Hees
Oct
5%
5%
9%
* Jan
12
100
Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
63%
340
1
National
National
Neon
250
23%
Oct
15%
12'/8
_*
—
warrants
Containers
Niagara Steel preferred
Niagara Wire common
6%
23 %
14%
100 Va
A
Sep
10 V8
48c
class
8'A
90%
»
70%' Oct
Jun
*
class
Jun
21
10
1.70
Coal
Oct
88
.
West
7'A
6%
187
%
•
common
25
.
7Va Mar
_5
:
(Robert)
.
2.45 May
*
Trust
Class B
11% May
3214 Jun
10
88
•
com
Works
Locomotive
National
Jun
200
6%
44c
Great
:
Feb
•
1.70
Hawker
Sep
57%
warrants
Class
63%
57%
185 Va
B
Hardee
Jan
Feb
191
;•
Capital
common.
2.10
2.20
Jan
25
•
Warrants
Harding
30
83c
Oct
655
Class
Hand
Jan
Oct
19
1.520
21
—
Northern
Greater
28
45c
200
57c
11%
Warrants
Knitting
Feb
29%
„„
Monarch
Jan
/ 55c
common
-
Jun
17
■
8% Aug
Feb
1,600
25
■
-3.00
11,350
270
-
2,600
23% May
4.75 Oct
2.20
Monarch
79
4.65
3.25 May
Jan
3.30
Jan
Jan
21%
28%
2.45
Aug
Feb
353
3.15
1.3 40
3.60
Jan
7
400
.
July
28%
34
58
1.95
50
3.25
19%
/
2,625
;
Oct
1.65'Jun
Feb
41
28%
3.70
'78
1
Power
_•
22
:
115 Va' Oct
110%
Sep
•
Aug
29%
Paper__
Lakes
Gas_
1
100
Lakes
Great
4.65
.8%
22
4.65
22
2.90
8%
8%
*
2.85
2.90
*20
Properties
•;
Feb
Jan
1.20
•
33%
■
_
33 Va
102
100
•
Sept
104%
205
1.25
16
Jan
Brewery class A
Class
66
10
109
Oct
108% Jun
Jan
12%
Brick
Oct
Oct
115% 115%
14%
Sep
102
.
Jan
27 % 'May
Molson
113„
50'A
9,758
19%
53 Va
20,457
3.20
Mar
10%
25
.16
1.25
Grain.
Industries
15%
25
2,538
109
20
Pacific
Sep
10
20%
Envelopes class A_
Mackay class A
Jan
Milton
10% July
6% July
25
Midwest
Feb
189
285
Midland
Mar
11'A
250
15
215
215
_50c
Preferred
Globe
23 %• Jun
1.25
.2_
Canadian
14%.
106 % 106%
15%
100
F referred
Mar
3.9
Jan
57c
Gordon
19
—_*
;
Grain
C
106%
14
;_100
___.
Ltd
P
14%
100
_*
preferred—.
—_2__
26%
*
common
preferred
21%
Aug
^
Shoes
Preferred
:Apr
._2.53
;;
—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
21% July
.
Feb
B
—
10% July
Jun
1
A
Oct
780
.
'
Mill
•
class
22%
Feb
20
Leaf
*
I>rlll
21
Sep
10%
Oct
Maple
9
—1%
General
21
7%
13% Mar
Oct
•
__
2,627
Mills
20 *4
_
1,550
20
Leaf
30%
5
Dynamics
8
19%
Maple
2,700
•
Motors
7%
19%
128
Oct
Apr
2.891
_i7
General
7%
•
31% July
120
10
*
Development
General
800
July
41
Trailer
General
210
121
7
9%
1
—
33%
120
Ap*
7%
A
Jan
32
*
Jan
100
1.45
class
Jan
33%
30
9%
26 %
1
(Charles)
Fruehauf
33 y2
Maher
9%
10
common
51 %/Apr
Aug
Apr
7%
Jan
39%
20
( A J)
Jan
30
6%
9%
Companies.
47%
325
175
._•
Freiman
7%
696
6%
39%
c
12,675
32
,
May
•
___
8
49 %
48
31%-
26
100
"■
10
Co—
Sep
Sep
25
11V4
Co
7%
«
-/May
9% Apr
Sep
11%
Canada
Oct
13
Sep
Jan
17%
•
Motor
of
22
Jan
2.20
16% July
*
Foundation
Feb
Jan
10 Va
18%
Feb
•
Ford
12%
12%
846'
21% July
Jan
*
Corp
7%
48
2.25
6,409
250
275
Mfg
16,711
5,165
i.-
250
1.685
Preferred
7%
Jan
43% Jan
18,717
■
Fleet
7%
7%;
3.50
Feb
22 Va
Sep
26
10
warrants-
Fleetwood
12%
26 Vz
Oct
22
22
A
22
12%
Apr
20 Vb
2.40
13'A
common
21%
12%
23%
36%
22
3.898
class
3.10
21%
22
2.25
2,311
Grain
127
Jan
25%
16
Farms
225
1,665
38 %
v.;
Feb
Jan
Apr
20
26
16%
Federal
25
20%
38%
392
% 19
22
15%
Federal
25
20%
20%
8'A Sep
18%
12July
2.25
16%
-
25
20%
20%
10,970
__1
Power
Jun
•
20%
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy
Fanny
20%
Ltd
Monarch
Famous
20
.—50
preferred
1_
';
85c/, Jan
15%
470':
13. .13%
*
17%
Falconbndge
16 %
12%' Oct
7%
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
15%
*
A
16%
2.95 May
Sep
Oct
250
13 %
"
Jan
37c
Magna
20%
:
7%
9%
450
7%
pfd__30
1st
2.30 July
200
16%
;
A
Inc
(M)
Maclaren
Feb
16%
*
Preferred
3,640
/_/'
45C
Sep
21%
Ltd-
2.65
Oct
;■ Oct
2.40 Oct
Jun
17%
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite
Forms
common
2.50
11% " 11%
4.35
24
Oct'
20
20%
Co___
2.10
——_*
Metro Stores common.
Match
11.425
68
•
Eddy
2.40
Jun
21%
Trust
investment
2.10
Jan
450
Co
Economic
Oct
2.40
July
*
common
Feb
19'A
17
23.50
Industries
2.40
2,730
61
7%
—
4,195
100
common—•
common
Loeb
5% Mar
4.30
*
class
80C;; Feb
8 /; Aug
25
*
._
Textile
Loblaw
Sep
Fel>
325
7%
1
Coal
Steel
Common
Jun
% Mar
19%
25
20
38
:
1st
Sep
7%
4
15c
4.25
—*
_
—_
—
B
18%
19%
3
—
B
Jan
4.25
^——2
f
A
Groceterias
.14%
19%
common
class
Co
12%
6,954
7%
Stores
100
Jan
18
*
.
1,025
7
2.65 May
9
102
•
Magnesium
20
66c
7
6% May
1.60 Aug
67 %
.
65%,
1
common
80c/ Jan
July
July
5
18
102
67
18
common
Jan
55c
Apr
Jan
11% May
10% May
6%
"
*
Dominion
Apr
Feb
17%
12
Glass
Dominion
Mar
16%
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
124
12
Dominion
Dominion
23% May
July
leo
li,
5
55c
7
2.55
preferred
Loblaw
Jun
17%
Dominion
Co
16 3/4
55%
25
1
Electrohome
Dominion
Jan
—*
Coal preferred
Dominion
Dover
47
4,534
90
5
55c
11%
preferred
preferred
Loblaw
54
7,721
3.35
Aug
2
17%
17%
5
10
common—
$2.00
72
100
425
17%
Shops
$1.25
47
preferred
10%
1
12
Candy
Financial
Jan
Jan
Jan
3,100
,—l
common
Sep
17% May
Jan
Seagrams
Co
Distillers
new
Jun
55
79'
1.80
9%
45c
8%
3u
■
1,500
1
2.65
11%
?•
6,700'
20
$6.25 preferred —_i—.
$1.40 preferred
Oct
:•!
3.15
3.55
Jan
10
59c
5%
.-2.
Preferred
Dale
200
56c
1.70
———
Secord
90
•V.
Jan
3.05 Aug
5%
9%
—,
i
Laurentide
405
/
10%
57c
Apr
7%' Oct
Jan
10%
5%
10
—
Jan
8
'
2nd
Cosmos
Jan
13%
2.05
1,210
•
common
Warrants
19','4 May
Jan
59%
"4.95
11,060
10%
10%
3.40
10%
1.75
——
Gas
Lambton
18'A
3.30
10%
*
Lake Ontario Cement common
Preferred
1—
12%
109%
8%
Aug
9'/o l^eb
13,575
3.30
___,—
Warrants
Aug
18%
..
Sep
50'/a
8,797
—.
___•
:
Preferred
Lakeland
130
107 107%
—10
..
A
Canada——:.—
Cement
%
29
10% July
7%
2.95
Class- .A——10
:
106 J/b
16,104
107% 107%
A
6'%
2.35
10
Warrants
Sep
50
12-
100
Class
•
___
—
——
41% May
Jan
*
Paper
common
7%
2.80
;
—_
of
6.35
Jan
-
3.35
105
class
Warrants
9'A
Jan
29%
~
Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated
10%
Feb
Sep
8%
2.10
20
6 'A
••
10%
—
Kelyinator
100
8%
*
8%
•
10
10%
preferred
22 %
1,900
22
8
Apr
"
common
*
High
1.50
1,540
,—1
Douglas
Kelly
13.556
53%
;
Warrants
Oct
% May
3.80 May
3.60
;
22
5%
8%
6%
*
Bakeries
Building
103%
56% May
4,065
7%
•
6 Va
Consolidated
38
Oct
37 r
10
60R
8
3.50
:
22 /•
*
common
38
99 103%
7%
B
Low
3.45
52%
Ltd
Club
3.40
53
Preferred
Class
Jockey
3.40
_25c
warrants—r
2,300
,
♦
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
A
Lake
B
12,405
6 V2
3.50
Cochrane
L
Oct :
13
38
'•*
102
7% •'
*
'
common
Oct
Pipe
class
Shares
Low
Par
•
for Week
Service—
Public
2.00
'
Chrysler
4.35
Steel
Syndicate
15%
15 Vb
*
*
100
-
: ■'
■
/
.
18%
common
Clairtone
/
20 Va
Wines
Gai
*,
18%
Industries
Bldg
Capital
•
High
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
20%
Weslinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
Chateau
High
'
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
*
1
■--*
Natural
Canadian
Chemcell
Shares
*
com-*
Vickers
Canadian
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Week's
Friday
Range
Par
;..V;
(Range for Week Ended October 18)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
41
17%
Jan
Aug
Oct
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
X
18)
(Ra"§e for Week Ended October
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Friday
Low
Pax-
preferred——50
Industries
Somerville
Steel
Sep
Feb
12 Vb
Jan
23%
Oct
10
1,260
9%
22%
23%
47.243
18%
A.
22 %
22
22%
210
31%
31%
200
28
25%
25%
50
25
17%
17%
1.070
class
Oil
Stuart
(Superior
—
preferred.—
Propane
17%
Petroleum ordinary
Supertest
Common
10®
,300
17%
Jan
22%
1.70
Feb
3.30
51%
53%
,1.779
43
53%
Oct
86
86
50
86
15
15
63%
2.398
13%
80
58%
60
425
56%
Sep
62 %
Jun
60c
62c
900
60c
Apr
3.50
Jan
6%c
6%c
2.000
6c
Apr
Oct
60c
Feb
1514
Jan
Consolidated
27.099
Pipeline
10%
11
300
11
Oct
14 Vi
Apr
22,445
21
Jan
36
Oct
Consolidated
Oct
11%
15%
15%
15%
12.632
1414
Jan
15 Vi
8%
8%
8%
6.561
6%
Jan
8 Vi
Oct
14 %
•
11%
11%
11%
350
11% Aug
22
22
22%
160
21
*
8%
8%
3%
25
Corps
United
Steel
11%
2.615
11%
Oct
21%
8.520
18 %
Jan
23
Jun
400
23%
Jan
28%
Oct
4.50
4.50
4.65
1,147
4.50 Aug
6%
Jan
Vend o ma tic
3.10
3.25
485
5%
J an
15%
14%
15%
1.377
4.15
*
4.20
725
30c
■-*
—:
—,——10
Trust
Gray
&
2iy8
*
class B
Corp
*
1:
Vulcan
58 %
—V
Webb
& Knapp
(Canada Ltd)
1
Wesley Mason preferred——_—~ 100
Waterous
Equipment
Westcoast
Trans
West
Class
Supplies class
class A
.<
B
4%%
;
11.11
—
Pass
Class
v
2.05
Jan
Oct
5.00
Jan
13% Mar
17%
Oct
50c
625
Jun
75c
75c
75c
200
30c
Jun
1.00 Mar
1.05
1.00
1.05
300
70c
May
2.10 Mar
10%
10%
10
July
13%
1.831
19
2.960
15% July
19% May
12%
12%
125
12
12%
Oct
167/a
16%
17%
16%
4.153
16
20%
Apr
18
2,200
1714 Aug
17%
t
97
5.109
107% 108 %
97
8.20
7%
7%
3.30
9%
9%
9%
7%
21%
5.570
8%
6.40
6.90
3.45
3.45
3.50
200
47c
47c
1.000
35
35
25
4.90
5.00
1,611
47c
•
AND
MINES
4.90
Advocate
Agnico
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
1
Allied
Roxana
Gold
Ore
Anacon
Lead Mines.
Petroleums
:
32
3.55
45Vic
9c
100
4.10 Aug
Jan
75c
May
Mar
40 Vi
May
5 Vi May
Jan
Mines
Arjon
Gold
Associated Arcadia
Warrants
Atlantic
Jan
66c
Sep^
Sep
14c
Jan
6,775
Feb
7.85 May
8;436
43c
Jan
77c
68c
52,600
40c
Jan
1.10 Aug
23c
23o 23 Vic
8,600
20c
Aug
34c
Atlas
Atlin
3,125
15c
Jan
40c
.
Aunor
Gold
Bailey
S5
5.75
5%%>
Banff
Barnat
33c
Base
2,894
23c
Sep
10C
9,000
5Vic
Apr
15c
July
9.75
3,010
7.15
Jan
10
July
12c 12 %c
4.000
15c
May
31c
7 Vi.C
52.500
31c
1.00
47c
Bata
10c
20c
Feb
42c
Aug
Sep
14c
Jan
Jan
1.29
May
18c
Bibis
5 Vic
19,700
3.65
850
Black
Bay
25%
25%
1.30
82C
50c
15 Vic
Brunswick
Feb
1.10
Jan
5c
16c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Aug
10Vic Sep
9c
Jun
4.15
Jan
Sep
5,000
/
23c
Mar
52c,
Sep
12c
Aug
31c
Feb
4yc
Mar
60c
July
8ic
86c
10,450
81c
Oct
15 Vic 15 Vic
5,300
15c
Mar
1.20
Cowichan
Mines
Feb
40c
Jun
36c
36c
36c
9,830
35c
Oct
53c
Jun
6.05
5.90
6.05
11,222
2.20
Jan
8c
8c
8c
19,880
6 Vic
Jan
12 Vic
59c
59c
62c
4.10
47c
Mar
Jun
13,500
10c
Jun
23c
Jan
22,200
40Vic
Apr
65c
July
6.45
Duvan
Campbell
Red
Southern
Canada
Australian
Canadian
Crest
High
Canadian
Homestead
Long
Island
Canadian
Malartlc
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest Mines
Gold
For
footnotes,
70c
70c
3,630
576
Jan
74c
May
10 Vb
6.235
10 Vo
65c
5.653
55c
5.90
3.150
28 Va
28 Va
13
13%
3.504
11%
Jun
15
9 Vac 10 Vac
17.200
6%c
Sep
12c
,8c
■
Sc
2.03
5.200
2.62
2.70
5.355
1.86
80c
77c
84c
13.720
5%c
5 VaC
6c
47.019
5c
25c 27 Vac
16c
2IV2C
1.09
1.18
3.850
2.56
2.65
1.750
13 %
14%
8.000
13 %c
13 VaC
'16c
13.500
11 Vac
11.000
8Vac
3.(55
3.75
13,153
15%
115
1.53
1.60
3.85
3.95
8.650
46c
50c
16,150
34o
July
1
/ 6c
6 %c
11.500
6c
Oct
1
6c
7c
11,500
6c
5.25
5.60
70.898
1.25
2.472
1.60
3.85
5.45
1.750
1.09
2.95
775
—1
30%
29 %
30%
4.695
3.700
8c
May
17c
Mar
11c 11 Vac
2.100
65c
Jan
90c
Apr
2.005
10%
Jan
14.220
8c'
Sep
18Vac
May
—,—-7—
Mine.
■
lie
7
;
76c
7
1
--1
Mines Ltd—
Mines—u.
9c
5c
,5c
24c 24VaC
5c
24c
80c
July
14,225
92c
Aug
19 %C
1.700
18c
14c
15c
7.125
4.45
4.60
2.485
May
85c
90c
2,364
76c
July
14c14 Vic
4,644
13c
Aug
10c
*
*
40 %C
43c
21,025
1
8c
8c
2,142
•
4c
6c
29.000
52c
Jan
6 Vic
Aug
9
4c
Sep
8 Vic
see page
56c
Sep
91c
14.300
lfie
Jun
27c
Jan
20c
4V2c
Oct
Jan
VaC
14.500
7c
5c
Jan
3.35
2.20
Bay Mining
—-—-7
—f
1
—
13 VaC 13
13%c
18 V2C
4
4%c
3.70
6.600
27%
27%
28
2.240
5
56
55 Va
56
598
*
15%
15 Va
15%
3.278
2-56
9 Vac
10c
8.000
25c
26%c
'3.40
—\
& Smelting—;
10c
—7
V1/
1
22c
22c
23c
4.400
—1
1.60
1.38
1.67
173.^50
20c
16c
15c
22c
60.600
21.300
Mining—
Mines
10c
Quebec
:
Mines
Mines
Jonsmith
—J
,
Gold Mines
Joburke
Joliet
Mining Co Ltd-;—
Kirkland
28c
33.238
8 VaC
24 c
13c
133
6.000
8 VaC
8V2C
—1
1
7
——1
23 VaC
12c
11 Vac
83c
82c
Mines
1
——
7
Gold
26 VaC 26
26 %c
20VaC
Frontier
Kerr-Addison
23c
————
Copper
Gold
91/2c
25c
7
—
Ltd—
VaC
10c
16 VaC 18
18c
—-——•—
—
Explorations
Jelex
6.835
X 8.00
9.85 Mar
Apr
15c
Apr
Labrador
Lake
Feb
Oct
21c
Feb
12C
Apr
17C
July
85c
Jun,
20%
50%
1.15
Oct
Jan
29 Va
Jun
Jan
59% May
Jun
17%
8 VaC Mar
14
Jun
3.70
Jan
16VaC
Jun
24c
Aug
51c
Jan
22c
Sep
55c
70c
Feb
Apr
Oct
10c
Aug
1.67
7
7
2.200
26.300
165.275
2.310.
24VaC
27c
llVaC Aug
.9 VaC Oct
23c
30c
Jan
Mining & Exploration
*
Mines
—:——7
Dufault
Mines
Jan
Lakehead
Apr
Lake
Lingman
Feb
Lake
Osu Mines
—*
7
Gold.
—
22c
18c
,
49.300
5%c
5c
6c
31.000
6.25
6.05
6.45
12.245
15c 18 VaC
Apr
20%c
Feb
34c
July
10c
Aug
20c
Feb
82c-
1.55
Oct
33VaC
26V2C Mar
Oct
1.10
4 Vac
Apr
14 %c
5.80
Aug
17c
J
Jan
Apr
7.45
Apr
15c
Sep
Oct
36c
Sep
Sep
18c
Apr
17c
28.000
14c
Vac
6.500
10c
3414
34 Va
34%
4.317
8.10
7.80
8.20
20.635
28c
4.500
8c
8c
—4,000
18c
19c
16.700
2.25
2.30
6.735
5.00
5.15
200
26c
Jun
Jan
13.717/
14c
■r
Feb
40c
lie 12
14c
8C
'
Oct
15c
Oct
8 Vac
Jan-.
Jan
20 Vac July
*
16c
Minerals
VaC
15.000
—
Jan
Feb
—-—-
Waite
Jan
Vic Jan
15Vb
90c
Kenville
33c
July
I8V2C
Keeley
1.14
Sep
4.75 July
2.95 Mar /
11
1.800
Feb
18c
20c
3.000
Oct
1.20
July
33Vac Jan
/
Jan
VaC
Jan
26c
18c
Oct
13c
7c
Apr-
20.445
20c
Jan
20 %c
4.200
1.18
1.02
1.09
15c
18.922
11.533
8%c
Kirkland Townsite
92 c
Apr
8c
Kopan
1.06
37c
13c
Oct
19 %c
Sep
14c
Mines—
Jan
96C
Aug
22Vac
8%c
Gold
Minerals————————1
Gold
Mines—'
*
1.55
1.09
Jan
3Vac
2 500
11c
5.60
1
July
3.100
'
4.50
\
—
Jan
16%
20c
13
Oct
11c
21c
20 Vac
30%
Feb
5.448
1.40
Aug
v
16c17c
16c
—
————7
1.00 Aug
2.99
11%
8 VaC
-7
—
78c
11
U
25%
13c
1.60
Jan
Feb
11c
2.95
Copper Mines
Jowsey
27c
Jan
3.70
10 %c
Mines—————————7
Mines
Joutel
22%fc Mar
14%c
lie
2.95
13c
4.95
Jan
3.45 Mar
Aug
2.80 July
20c
Hudspn Bay Oil
———
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hydra Exploration —
5.10 May
Jan
Apr
—10
preferred
Mining
Rock
18V8 Aug
3.35 Aug
14
Jan
22c
Sep
1.000
19%
15%
Jan
Aug
5.142
Sep
3.70
2.87
23c
7c
May
Aug
1.72
/:
2.00 July
IOV2C Mar
Mar
8.25
15c
36,150
37c
7c
Feb
Feb
Sep
Feb
10 Vac May
8.05
8c
July
1.06
1.10
Apr
1.23
July *
2.59
Sep
Feb
3.00
Feb
65c
Mar
2.75
V
Jan
3.700
Sep
9c
Jan
2.00
Mar
29c
Mar
Oct
•"
8.15
16,062
,
6c
1.95
2.67
Mines
*
Mines————-——7
Lead
Gunnar
10c
1.16 July
15c
Sep
30c
Aug
July
12 %c
Aug
Apr
9c
25c
15c
Aug
Apr
Apr
10c
24
8.500
13.000
34 Vb
/
Jan
Aug
10%c
6 Vic
Oct
Vac
6Vac
18 Vac 19
6%'C
————-—•—-—7
Jacobus
Aug
8VaC
,
Feb
Jan
6.95
Jan
7c
500
1.500
95c
Sep
24%
100
20c
20c
July
3.90
July
Jack
75c
13%
11%
60c
5.75
19 %c
1
--1
Jan
-
Inca„
May
Oct
10c
Canadian
Jan
21 VaC 22 VaC
39c
7c
Jun
Warrants
Canadian
11c
Mar
5 % c
9c
1
c.
July
20c
5c
5.65
—1
Export Gas & Oil
6c
14.000
5%C
2.60
1
—1
Dyno Mines
22.350
22.266
'
——-—7
Feb
60c
7%c
Oct
15c
89c
Aug
Jan
17
29c, Jan
v
July
1.79
500
Jan
5c
3.10 Mar
2,080
Apr
'30c
4Vic
15c
Mar
Aug
6.800
4.000
93c
22c
9c
16c
19VaC
41,880
8.500
19%
Jun
42c
29,735
15c
43c
13%
5.50
80c
Jan
38c
2.08
85c
Sep
3V2C
12%
7 Vic
19%
17 %c
42c
2.00
5c
Feb
1314
6 Vic
:—
Jan
7c
1.300
2.08
5.15
6%c
Mines
Irish
5.30
Jan
Feb
16 Va
Plains Develop————-——1
Freehold
9°
Gulch
Iso
20
27c
5,565
9C IOV2C
9%c
Mines————-r*-l
1
|
Jun
208.980
13%
—\
May
1.31
28%
Gridoil
Gulf
2Gc
15%C Aug
19 Vb
56c
——1
,
Jan
43c
16c 18 VaC
21c
Jan
Canadian
Jun/
Jun
22c
7
60c
Ltd
Uranium
Goldale
Jan
Canadian
18%
10%
V
Mines
Gbldfields Mining
37c
Exploration
Jan
211/2C
—7
Explorers
Glenn
47c
Delhi
62c
58c
—7
Co
Mascot
Giant
Sep
Minerals
4.000
i———
Giant Yellowknife
Glacier
July
1
Astoria
1.08
9%c
——--1
——25®
~
Genex
20c
*
Canadian
1.04
7
Petrol
-1
Canadian
1,500
4.000
-----
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
Gecp
30c
Petrol
17c
25.150
___
1,300
Tungsten
16c
18c
Mining—
French
13,240
Oil Lands
Canada
Aug
13c
Oils Ltd__—-—
Farwest
Mining—
Fatima
Mining
Francoeur Mines Ltd—
24c
1.15
Canada
Jan
25c
16c
Fargo
37c
Lake
7c
5,000
■lie
—7
Eureka
Corp—-———i_————7
Faraday Uranium Mines
—•—1
4.45
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
114.502
16 %c
—
Mines
Malartic
Sol
23c
Camflo
10.100
14c
18c
-7
1
1
Jun
22c
Mar
16c
28c
11 %c
Mines
Copper
14c
16c
11 %c
18%
Dynamic Pete—--.——--——---———
Amphi Gold
7
37c
...
5.25 May
16c
East
4.10
Aug
Oct
34.500
Hudson
19c
4.00
4.00
9c
Highland Bell —
——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—
Oct
May
5,539
1,225
12c
9%c Jan
7 Vic May
10c
4.15
8c
Hastings——
Headway Red Lake,.—
Heath Gold Mines...
7c
Jan
17,500
4.00
11c
__—
Hasaga
229,900
2.55 May
5.85
Oct
Vic
Sep
8c
—
Jun
27c
1.51
He
Oils——
11c
9 Vic
4,100
~1
Mines——;
Dunraine
Feb
1.69
12.000
Mines
Juiy
9c
1.55
16c
1
——,———
Palmer
13c
May
:
Delnite
14%c Aug
Mar
5c
27c
Mines
Pacific-
Delhi
7c
150
8.650
13c
1
Mines
Gold
Deldona
10c
July
Apr
5c
8
1
—-—--------1
Sep
4c
8c
Mar
May
Vac
Vac
—1
Explorers
Horn
Deer
^
—
Feb
11c
Feb
20c
Jail
4.15
—
Mines
4Vic
750
Jan
2.33
Oct
1.55
—
4 %c
11,100
1.47 .Oct
53c
Aug
10c
Apr
Sep
4.60 Mar
Aug
1.55
Jan
1.45
5c
—.————--500
Mines
Pershing
Croinor
9,800
11c 12
9c
8
8%c
Copper
Craigmont
245,400
24c
533
35c
Jan
35c
Jun
Apr
58c
,
1.08
7c
8 Vic
12c
1,06
7
lie
9c
9.237
9%c
75c
Sep
88c
176.150
Sep
Jan
.Oct
3.35
440.925
1.74
12 VaC 12
*
7c
6.25
1.47
'51c
12c
—1
1
1
1
Mining
7 Vic
25c
Mar
32c
Oct
18c
Mar
84c
37c
1
Zinc—
Lead
Coulee
Courvan
7c
4 %c
27c
1.20
1
Mines—
Petroleum
Conwest Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
1
Copper-Man Mines
10c
19c
14c
3,200
1.59
1.42
Consolidated West
Hard
4%c
5,165
11,358
17c
1.59
2
Feb
20c
5V2C
49 %c
—^
1
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
21c
13 Vac
7,500
2,000
7%c
Gi'eat
2,000
24,556
-
Aug
19.000
Harrison
—.1
1
Aug
Oct
68c
,
11c
1.45 May
4.166
26c
16 c
Jan
Aug
Oct
___——_—1
Oil
44c
Feb
—1
&
5,350
1.25
25% May
59c
•
Lake
Gas
54c
18c
Aug
Feb
;——1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
52 c
July
1.05
Apr
1.00
Jan
55c
1
Mines
52c
6c
Jan
Apr
_
1.800
Jaye
Cadamet
7c
,
,
1.10
Jan
500
1
Holdings Ltd
75c
55,698
——7
Rambler
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
92c
530
1.30
1
Mining & Smelting
4c
3,930
17c
—--7
Consolidated
24%
25%
1
Ankerite
6,000
84c
15c
1.299
Granduc
.1
Mines
5%C
83c
17c
Va,C
24% May
50c
Ltd
4V2c
83c
44c
July
22
1
Petroleums
Red
34c
1
1.
5%c
Jan
12%c
•
Ltd
Reef
Jan
July
12c 13 %C
1
Uranium..
Bralsaman
Jan
Feb
5c
3.40
Sep
74c
6%c
100
42c
55c
Bralorne Pioneer
Buffalo
23 %
1
Corp
Jan
Oct
*
Mines
Mines
Buffalo
23%
*
Copper
Mines
Broulan
23%
—£____*
Corp
-10c
July
Grandroy
Mines
Mining
Bouzan
5,400
1.55
Mar
Oil—
Mines
Bidcop
80c
5C
Mining.
Yukon
12%c
3.60
Duquesne
Bethlehem
33c
7.800
3,400
'
5Vic
1
Petroleums
Bevcon
63c
134,400
17c
90c
.—1
Ltd
Oct
July
7 Vic May
5,000
Mines
Exploration
Belcher
13c
86c
Sep
7Vic
90c
253,500
Uranium
Beattie
45c
1
Metals
Baska
Jan
27c
9.80
41C
—
5VaC
9c
East
9.60
9c
1
2,500
4c
Sep
7 Vic
23 %C
9 Vic
Mines
Barymin
Feb
9Vic
89c
;
6 Vac
20c
El
16%c
•:
Jun
6%c
16.060
Elder-Peel
8c
Trust
13c
10.500
East Sullivan
15 Vac 17 Vic
Bankfield
Barex
57c
22C
Sep
7c
Bankeno
15c
Feb
4%c
Apr
15Vic
:
Oct
Apr
5c
4c
Jan
40c
—
9 Vac
27c
23.000
20 Vac
3.20
1
preferred
3,000
46,454
8c
21c
7 Vic
9c
Oil
10c
40c
7C
4V2C
Jan
25
25
50c
10c
1
May
9Vic
Selburn
Apr
Jan
*
4c
2.12
7,000
preferred
Jan
Mines
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
10,765
14,'UOO
Mines
78c
28c
26 %c July
33c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
40,366
—1
Aumaque Gold
Sep
Consolidated
5C
.
Jan
55c
7c
Consolidated Northland
26c
53,000
Mines
18c
8,500
1
1
1
Morrison Exploration
2.69
Mines..
Yellowknife
Ruffner
Mar
7,433
59c
10c
Consolidated Mosher__;
23c
*
1
22c
.19c
36c
\
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
2.58
;
1,000
19c
23c
200
4%C
33c
Nickel
23c
Aug
55c
4.50
2.65
8%c
Copper.
5.00
4.50
4%c
.—1
—_
Coast
Oct
40c
Donalda
25c
49c
1.03-1.09
.
,
4.00
-l
Petroleum--
68c
1.05
Mines—
Oil
7,850
1.16
Mines
8 Vic
'
Asamera
4.10
40c
Dome
7.10
8%c
_—
1.90 July
4.00
-
1.16
Oct
Oct
1.00
7Vic Jan
48c
12 %c
Area
49c
Jan
1.25
15 %C
Daragon Mines—
56c
—1
-
Aug
43c
3,470
17c
Daering
Oct
4%c Aug
9,243
9c
—*
--1
•
_____—
30c
50,800
'
•_
91c
1.00
Oct
6.95
20c
Huronian
Rouyn MineS—
Anglo United Development
2,100
Sep
May
Consolidated Halliwell —_
~J
Consol Marbenor Mines-^
_——1
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
1
Consolidated Mic Mac
l
1
Denison
3.725
1
Anglo
Anglo
Jun
18c
18c
Oct
7.05
—._1
Feb
22c
33c
*
.
Jan
-
Aug
6 VaC
10c
_
Petrol
Leduc
Anchor
Ansil
■
10c
Minerals
Alminex
American
1.75
9VaC Jan
5,500
6c
Jan
7.20
1
Yellowknife
Pitch
12 VaC
14,000
.
16c
Cusco
1
1
—
Crowpat
-1
Ltd
Ltd
Allied
9c
6c
40c
44c
*
.
5c
5c
*
Oil
&
16c:
32c
Dickenson
1
Exploration
Gas
Acme
Jan
Sep
6c
Dome
Accra
Jan
1.03
32c
Oct
OILS
Mines
Uranium
7c
5%c
—1
Devon
Acadia
Apr
Jan
5c
19c
-—
Gillies Lake
Golden
Arrow—
Consolidated
Apr
22
~
*
Electric
Jan
1.36
1.50
23c
*
Consolidated Fenimore Iron
Consolidated
9%
Apr
2.50
Consolidated
3.30
Feb
40c
Consolidated
*
11%
Feb
2.95
4.825
6.80
Apr
Jan
Sep
15%
Apr
12
111
2.25 May
<
May
100
Jan
Apr
1.760
21%
23
8.00 July
580
21%
Sep
July
106%
310
3.25
*
*
class A
94
75
8.60
96%
•
5
A
class
common
Zenith
Jun
10%
18%
12%
*
Ltd
4.15
18%
108
B
tellers
Oct
241
7V2
'
Class
Jan
3.387
warrants
A
Knitting
4.25
17
—*
Alexander
(John) Co
Stores
Woodward
York
450
Jun
65c
100
Wood
7
Jan
7.00
July
4.15
8.55
Yukon
&
Wood
58%
1.00
60%
Jun
54
60c
_r
preferred
White
27c
4.005
4.15
16%
100
preferred
Warrants
$6
A—
(Geo)
C1 a s s
3.080
•
^
Pacific
Weston
36c
*
Products
Western
4.00 Mar
—5
common——
,
Western
May
4.65 July
16%
*
*
_
A
Westeel
16
Aug
*
5
common
Plant
Indies
3.00 Aug
13%
57
35c
*
Walker G & W
Feb
9
6 %
———-—-——1
Wainwright
May
28%
11%
11%
•
common
10
20%
*
Canada
of
'Apr
23 y8
AUg
7% Mar
27%
'
preferred
Jan
1.06 Mar
_
Jan
20
common
3,000
9.25
4.00
---
Mines i
Callinan Flin
Central Cadillac
Discovery
Dragon Oil—,
East Crest——
Consolidated
34%
Jan
6.75 July
82c
'.
.
*
Shawkey
Consolidated Bellekeno
Con
33%
July
,,
1,25
90c
r
:
Key Mines
Con
11%
.
common
Acceptance
Gas
Coniagas
34%
•—1
*
preferred
United
10%
,
Elevator
Victoria
;j
13%
58%
12
5,000
35c
33c
16c
98c
Oct
3,300
14C
.
Oct
Sep
10
55c
Metals—
Mines
Combined
13%
;
:
Prairie
2nd
Jan
11
A
class
B
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Union
Oct
17
.
6c
45c
26,170
3,100
15c
14c
12c
Jun
Mar
16c
16 %c Mar
1.29
*
-—
Mining & Smelting
Cochenour Willans
———•.
Coin Lake Gold Mines
—
66 % May
14 Vi
15c
Chromium
61c
A
Canada
Union
0
Feb
May
11
/
5 Vac
-12c
Mining & Smelting
Chibougamau
-Aug
92
Oct
59%
7
,
Oct
15
100
62%
Jan
<
1
Aug
.19,794
6c. ;;
1.46
5%c
5%c
•*
Chimo Gold Mines
,
1.43
*
Mines——-—l
1
Copper
Chib Kayrand
Oct
1.15.
—
6c v:
--J
T
„
6c
Sep
8c
High
1.30
Apr
5,700
7.95
' 1.13
:
7c
12,500
67c
10.%
7.65
1.15
—L
——
3,800
7c
6c
95c
70,700
•
10
-
7.90
——.
1,200
65c
67c
—m
Oil
Cheskirk Mines
—
Chesterville Mines——
Oct
667
,
62%
common
Traders Finance
A
1.10 Mar
3.30
% 15
10
-*
—50
Warrants
Class
2,100
14c
10%
Charter
Feb
1.80 Oct
101%
Sep
6%c
Marts
Turnbull
3.25
99
20%
'
Trans
Oct
Central
1,,
—«•—*
Rio—-——
Pat Gold
Porcupine
Central
4.25 May
86
Tailors
Bank
Toronto Iron Works class
Toronto Star preferred
Class
19 Vi May
52
—-
Preferred
Trans
Del
3.30
Toronto Dominion
Towers
Central
20%
common
Industries
Texaco Canada Ltd common
Tancord
Top
Cassiar
May
27
Jan
7%C
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.
6 V2 c
Ltd.
Quartz
Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Gold
Cariboo
15 % Mar
10
1.80
May
Exploration
Mines
Captain
Oct
31%
7c
11 %c
Low
1.00
7c
1
1
Can-Erin Mines
Candore
,
23 % May
19 % Mar
50
100
1.50
1.50
3.25
100
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industries
Tamblyn
3.25
3.25
—
Preferred
Switson
Tip
Jan.,
23 %
Paving-
Steinberg
1
36%
of Canada-
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Aug
29%
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29
700
52
29 %
98C
Canadian Silica
% Aug4
Feb
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Low
Par
51%
45
30
Shares
High
Low
52
for Week
of Prices
'
Jan. 1,1963
Range Since
High
52
52
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Ktange
Last
STOCKS
Sales
25r
5.20
26c
7c
14c
Jan
8.50
Oct
Aug
Oct
10c
May
Jan
22 VaC July
Mar
Jan
35
31c
Oct
2.10 July
2.95
,
Jan
-
2.98
Feb
5.15
Oct
Feb
43.
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Volume
6309
Number
198
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Landa
!
Oil
Latin
„_10c
—
Langis Silver
American
Leitch
50c
Gold Mines
;
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56.600
1.90
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13%
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1.48
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1.50
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Powell
Rouyn
19c
Jan
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19%
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Feb
Aug V
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1
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Marcon
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
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80c
Mar
8.000
6
7 VaC
43 Va
30.400
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Mar
1.02
330.300
50c
9c
10.800
7c
Jun
30c
Mar
*
28c
28c
10.500
23c
1
20 VaC
20 Vac
24c
5.966
19c
Oct
18c
18c
22c
2.600
16c
7.525 :
Creex
National
r_
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet, Mines—
Oil of
5 Vac
Jun
May
Sep
Jan
Oct
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Sarcee
Siscoe
New
11c
13c
1.29
c
—-1
1
_
Mines__:
50c
2.80
14.230
24c
16.184
19c
Mar
22,800
10 Vac
Sep
Aug
14 c
Sep
37c
27.788
27c
Jun
46c
Mar
44,000
'6c
Mar
11c
Anr
4 VaC
5c
10.500
7c
July
4.30
4.40
10,147
5.35
Jan
19c
23C
16.500
7 Vac
7 Vac
8c
1
1.75
1.70
1
10 %C
1.29
54,700
Oct
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
20c 22 Vac
113.900
;10c
Jan
23C
Oct
19 c
7,500
5c
Jan
8c
May
3.10
27,500
9c
July
27c
Apr
24,500
4c
' Jan
12c
43c
Jun
26c
28,375
25c
Sep
5c
13,000
3,650
4 Vac
Oct
29c 29%c
19 Vac
Sep
3 50
3.70
1,325
75c
3,100
65c
Oct
25c
26c
5,100
23c
Jan
36c
Apr
19c
25c
57,357
10c
Jan
28c
July
4c
4 Vac
6,000
4c
Jan
6Vac
Feb
Triad
6 Vac
Oct
3.50
25c
23c
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7c
7o
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118,275
6c
7c
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32c
5.00
3.40 Mar
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5,583
2.24
6c
2.17
7c
2.05
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1
.
-
1,133
5,700
1.12
4.30
9c
10.900
12c
3 Vac
Jun
36c
6.000
5 Vac
Jail
12c
1.75
12.000
1.40
Aug
10c
lie
23.600
9c
4.60
Rouyn
Tombill
Trans Canada
,
_
8c
Jan
Tundra
68c
Jan
82 c
Jan
8,680
„50c
Aug
88c
Jan
70c
65c
70c
13.420
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
22 %c
22 Vac
27c
31.449
19c
Mar
32c
1
1.05
1.02
1.07
19.900
53c
Jan
10c
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9c
Sep
-
1.50 Mar
1.59
1.56
1.62
10.100
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1.82
1.65
1.86
162.200
76c
11 VaC
11c
12c
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lie
Sep
70c
72c
1.500
65c
1.000
18c
14c
Jan
28c
Apr
15C
13c
Aug
25V2C
Jan
24c
29c
346,050
32c
Oct
Nor
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9 Vac July
2,500
21c
21c 22 VaC
22,140
17 %c
18c
28,200
14c
17c
4c
4c
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1
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1
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Unisphere Explorers Ltd
United
Asbestos
*
11%
12%
——
12%::
9,000
1,500
40c
Jan
United
30c
Jan
United
New
7c
Jun
18c
May
12VaC Aug
500
5c
Mines
Mining
Corp
.
12c
45 Vac July
Jan'
12 VaC Aug
19c
Jan
11c
20,600
3.20
3,654
12c
Feb
Oct
25c
1,000
37c
3.15
Mar
47c
Aug
3.25 Aug
2.78 Mar
_1
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North Bordulac
North
Canadian
,
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_
33c
42.831
2.90
28c
1.300
2.70
26c
26c
26c
2.05
2.55
1,700
14c
Aug
40c
Jan
Westates
62c
5.225
44c
Feb
70c
July
2.80 Aug
6.25
19c
20C
6.499
2 5 VaC
25c
26c
/ 17c
Jan
22VaC Aug
47V2C
Jan
39c
Jan
12 Vac
14c
9 VaC
9 VaC
1
29c
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Gold
Okalta
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12C
1.500
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48c
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13c
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1
48c
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13c
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1
8.10
1
3.10
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27c
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Apr
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1.40 Aug
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29c
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Beaucage 'Y
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20c
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100
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1.50
21c
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Nova
24c 25 Vac
24c
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19,640
r
21c
July
Feb
17c
Jun
39c
Jan
15c
Feb
Opemiska
Orchan
J
Copper
Mines_i.___
Orenada
Gold
Ormsby Mines.
4
Jan
5Vac
40c
Oct
58c
Feb
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
10c
Osisko Lake Mines
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>
Jan
18c
July
39c
10c 11 VaC
'6,000
8.15
12.296
6.50
Jan
8.25
Sep
3.10
3.25
27,060
1.85 Mar
3.30
Oct
7 VaC
8 Vac
6,000
5 VaC
Jan
31c
May
24c
1
Western
Ltd
25c
5,000
20c
Jan
37c
May
39c
42c
2,500
33c
Jun
48c
4,325
39c
Jun
54c
Mar
3,412
86c
Jan
3,000
10VaC
Oct
Pax
Consolidated
International
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
46c
1.10
1.10
1.15
10 VaC
lOVaC
12c
7.15
6.90
7.15
8,163
3.15
3.15
187
17c
20c
1
1
1.57
1.66
1.35 July
16c
Jan
May
25c
Sep
May
Apr
Jan
Feb
4c
4c
3,700
3c
6V2C
Jan
69c
64.000
49c
Sep
97c
14c 14 VaC.
2.400
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
Apr
2.28
2.22
2.28
14,300
80C
80c
80c
1.500
1
4c
4c
35.500
70c | Jan
3c
Jan
7 Vac
8c
11,000
7VaC
:
1.35
Jan
2.34
Sep
Western
82c
Mar
89c
Apr
500
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
17c
21c
Aug
25.317
12c
Jan
1.24
1.28
7.512
93c
Jan
—----————2
3.85
3.80
3.95
3,675
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15c
15c
15c
1.775
1
1
1.40
18 Vac
16c
Zinc———
&
Yukon
1.25
Feb
1.35
20c
9.700
105.850
13c
5c
Jan
Apr
May
1.80 Apr
Jan
Jun
1.48
Feb
4.70 May
29c
5c
6c
3.000
8c
July
57c
54c
60c
239.173
18c
Feb
64c
July
1
20c
9c
9c
4,000
8c
Aug
lie
Jun'
4V2C
4V2C
4 Vac
3,000
4 V2c
Oct
9c
May
6c
6c
6c
2,500
5V2C Sep
14c
1.10
1.05
1.10
8,480
7c
7%c
7,100
6c
Feb
4c
4c
4.349
3c
May
7%c
Feb
42c
43c
10,250
39c
Aug
47c
Jan
6.700
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
16,500
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
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Mines
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Yukeno
13c
Jan
1
Lead
Young
2.32
15 %C I8V2C
1.40
—,—1
Yankee Canuck Oil —:
Yellorex
2.500
5 Vac
17c
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Oct
679
86c
1.26
A
9.45
3.20 Mar
Jan
7.25
5 Vac
Surf Inlet class
July
5 Vac
1
Lodge
Feb
6c
17c
85c
7.10
7.10
——-1
Mines
Beaver
Decalta Petroleum
Willroy Mines
Yale
Oct
97c
Mines,
1
Mines ____——————1
Cons
1
(HG)
9c :
l
1.00
Jun
1.19
14c
Jan
Feb
Jan
———•—
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19c
21c
18c
Metal
Zulapa Mining
18c
20c
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We
Feb
3.80
I
to publish the issues selling in thei
Foreign Market.
Feb
3.10
'24,150
16c
11 VaC 12 Vac
19,800
11c
Jun
15c
Aug
11 Vac 11 Va C
10,000
10c
Jan
15c
May
VaC
103,670
1
Gas_'
*
,1,666
*
Feb
17c
24c
*
&
9,200
19c
1
Jan
11 VaC
1
Oil
1.49
19c
45c
21c
1
8.20
23c
12 Vac
Mines
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
1.51
1.42.
Jun
Sep
July
1.20
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6.00 July
_•
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Petrol
Aug
_1
Pernio Gas & Oil
Gold
r
1.25
1
•
Consol
Pee
46c
*
Gold
46C
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Mining
Paymaster
'
6.50
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino
Pato
1.34
Jan
Y
20c
Pamotir
1.47
1.49
Y
64c
2.
Western Mines
Zenmac
Pamoil
12.200
62,599
4c
Petrol
Malartic
West
Western
Feb
4c
2,500
8.00
'
16c
10c
29,600
10c lOVaC
14c
Windfall
"
Oleary Malartic
26C
Jan
Aug
Aug
10Vac May
/'
32c
Feb
69c
Westburne Oil
54,627
l
8.75
1
1
Nickel
1
Exploration
1.75 Aug
Oct
.1
1
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4.10
30c
Jan
4.75
.1
1
Mining
Lake
60c
28c
1
Norvalie
Werner
2.55
3.65
Rankin__
Canada
Weedon
Oct
Jan
61c
Goldcrest
Northern
July
1.20
4.10
North
Rock
40c
1.15
8,675
.1
1
———;—
»
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North
Oct/
10,116
Coldstream Y
Northgate
Wasamac
26c
7c
600
2.18
201
5.15
33c
Jan
July
Apr
77c
1.70
1
Mines
14c
61c
78c
72c
4.75
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1
Exploration
Cons
Jan
Jan
Jan
77c
_♦ "■
•
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Aug
4.20
Oct
Oct
July
4.75
1
;
Mines
Vauze
Vespar
12%
53c
1.70
Quebec
Vandoo
52c
44,800
Feb
Jan
1
Upper Canada Mines
12V>c
3,300
103,500
25c
common..
Warrants
North
26c
—1
—
Oils
8c
31c
7 VaC
80
30c
Sep
24c
"l
United Oils'
Urban
Violamac
'
Norpax Nickel.
Jun
Jun
1.09
•
Fortune
'
Norlex
Normetal
Jan
3.05
37c
*
"V T C"
Hill
Macfie
38c
5c
33 Vac
Keno
Sep
19c
3.20
Canso
United
Oct
,7,700
36 Vac
United
Mar
14c
*
1
_
.
United
Jun
"c
41c
1
Mines
Apr
32c
15 V2C Mar
13c
14c
1.84
Oct
9.95
2.050
2.75
30c
2.84
Buffadison
25c
July
May
20c
;
5c
'
38c
1
t
.
4 VaC
9c
6V2C Mar
11c
-
38c
1
»
1
Mines
Norlartic
65,160
12c
1
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Mines—_
Norgold
62,000
19c
11c
—1
—
Gold
Acme
Norbeau
16c
17c
11c
1
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
L
Nisto
15c
17VaC
Oct
Mar
Jan
i,
Sep
14V2C
July
19 Vac 19VaC
,
Feb
1
__:
—
10c
1.09
13V2C Jan
Sep
9,125
1
Sep
1,300
55c
♦
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Gold
4.75
Sep
16,054
70c
,
♦
„__—:
Oil
4.45
4.75
53c
1
_
Transcontinental Resources
Oct
26,000
-
_
Exp Ltd
Feb
15C
,
1
Mines
Tormont
9c
15C
1
I
Mines
Apr
15 Vac May
Aug
68c
♦
.
Mines Ltd
2.24
Jan
14c
*
Merger
Taku
Apr
Feb
1.87
;
54c
4.75
mil
—
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New
New Senator Rouvn__
New
Jan
4.10 Aug
19c
__♦
i
Jan
13 VaC
26 VaC
»
Corp
Temagami
Thompson Lunctmark
1.65 May
5V2C Aug
7c
Teck
Oct
14 VaC
1
_♦
II—1
Mines
Cons
10c
12c
July
25c
;
1'
Sunburst Exploration ;
14c
7 Vac
4 VaC
Y
IIIII
Sullivan
12 Vac
14c
♦
Oilsl.
Nickel
Oct
6C
•
Apr
Jan
8 Vac
1.16
-
Jan
16 Vac
34c
1.22
5C
Gold Mines
lOVaC 11 VaC
Sep
2.05
'
6 VaC
Gas
Starratt
29c
:
Oct
36c
Jan
1.65
40c
Jan
l«c
Jun
7 VaC
&
Stanwell Oil &
Apr
Canada
:
20c
Oct
3.35 Mar
48 Vac
34 Vac
Spooner .Mines
Apr
„
Mines-,
8.000
5.025
Oct
Apr
1.45
1.07 May
2.61 July
11.261
Sep
8.40
Jan
32c
1.65
10 VaC
Sep
Jun
6.45
1.74
19c
67c
1.81
•V
18c :L9VaC
29c
30c
1.67
99e
12,750 "
Jan
33c
20c
24c
33c
2.99
1.37
Apr
13c
22.500
Aug
Jun
99c.
45.600
Feb
7c
2.75
>
2.80
Feb
2.80
'
52c
43c
May
7.100
Mar
2.80
3c
1.30
17c
.
Jun
Oct
26c
23c
•
1.29
36c
5 VaC
Oct
Feb
14c
100
Jan
26c
1.30
■
32c
16c
7.75
.
May
10 Vac July
13c
1
:
7Vbc Aug
Jan
Apr
7.75
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Ltd i_i__-_.--.-Y—-,
Southern Union Oils
.i—_1
Mines
Jan
7.75
50c
__!
—
15
13 Vac
♦
•.
1.25
>5.500
Jan
13c
7.330;
■
Oct
2bc
2OV2C Aug
13.853
Y 5c
1.35
Jan
Feb
5c
2.500
26c
■ 5c
2.00
11'/a
9,700
40c
23c
1
Standard
3 6 VaC
1.00 Apr
13c
Jun
12o
V 20.400
70c
1
Mines-
Mines
Newnorth
50
.11—2-2,2-
Silver Miller Mines
Silver
13c
July
8V2C Aug
130.100
.
Silvermaaue
Feb
33c
40c
_1
Gordon
Apr
23c.
1
Security
Freehold
'!
Sheep Creek Gold—.
May
22c' 23 VaC
31c
1
Satellite Metal
Sherritt
23c
•
Y—_c—...
Gold
River
5 Vac
1
Exploration
;
Antonio
Aug
1.29
76c
May
1:42 July
-1.15
1,500
1
8.650
May
12;395
37,700
2.00
5V2C
Sand
Oct
63c
85c
Feb
1
:
Apr
Jan
1
-
40c
Mat
12,006
-
Feb
11% May
1.01
1.80
14.925
1.01
87C '4':
85c
Jan
15Vac
45c
8Vac lOVaC
9 Vac
Jan
35,500
14%
Sep
IOV2C May
Aug
.
1.30
14Va
San
Feb
3.25
10,500
63c
1
14%
19%
July
86c
1
1
—
'
'54c
53c'
1.25
Jun
Apr
9.65 Jan
Aug
;
1.45
10c
25c
12 Vac
13,135
•
Union
Newlund
•38c
13c
51c
59c
11.410
.50c
Mines-.
Kelore
32,700
52c
1
——
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f
Jan
15c
41c
26c
.
Harricana
New
162,991
86c
81c
...
1
Pete
Jason
27c
25c
1
,
Continental
New
6c
„_i.l
Holdings
Hosco
23c
Algom
66c
2.
Warrants
New
24c
38 c
.250
■_
Athona .Mines
New
1
22c
81c
y
1
New
Goldvue
5.000
1
New
New
6c
iVaC
-
Davies
3,159
1
—
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New
6c
_
Alger
New
19%
20c
Petroleum
Newconex
11%
22c
1
New
New
10%
' 38c
1
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Alines
Nealon
12 VaC'
10%
_1
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.
Exploration
National
12% C
Rio
23c
137/o Mar
18%
Apr
May
Jan
-
2.00 May
1
Feb
45c
;
£
6,000
37c
•
~
-530
-
2.26
7c
14V2C
7,310
17c
12c
Jun
Feb
1.82
46c
Aug
V 1.25 Jun
9,600
.
16c
Salem
1.28
a
2.25
+
.-860
;
18c
16c
Apr
40c
-
.
70
1
Apr
4.65
-
20,048.
25,300
Rexpar Minerals
30c
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8c
Iron
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
Jan
54c
July
1.40 July
Jun
'12c
.
Oqt
76c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nama
.
8c
Minerals
6.85
.
4.05
^__1
—
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'
2.25 Mar
78c
Porcupine
Wright
Multi
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reeves
Macdonald
54 Va
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Jan
..20c
.
1
6c
:
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>
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May. A'
,4.Vac
12,500
;
Jun
25c
1
*
Radiore Uranium Mines
13V2C
3.566
;; 1.323
30c
Jan
May
2.50 Aug
17,100
;
8c
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.7.25 July
.
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•
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Gold MinesMining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Quemont
Oct
49c
1.25
.-1
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10%
43.175
.
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;
671
3.818
63c
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1
;
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Island
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•
1.25
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Merrill
Moneta
12c
V
60c
•
Rupununi
20c
Ore Mines
9.75
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9.60
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22c
19 V4
9.65
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20c
..
Mar
1.25
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20c
;
59c
:
9C
Jan
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—
Jan
42C
1.60
Apr
Mentor
Oil
40c
20,700
3.00
1,52
Jan
'
Mining Cos
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
Jan
1,250
41c
,;-v 8c
10c
4.000
Midcon
42c
1.60
'71c
51.181
Midrim
Aug
8 VaC
Feb
21c
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25c
1
Jan
4.40
Uranium
2,500
•
July
21c
Meta
27c
Purdex Minerals Ltd
He
;
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8c .9 VaC,
26c
2.85
•
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8c
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64c
24
3.00
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62.310
,
4.35
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May
1,24
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1.25
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Jan
18c
-
•
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12c
-
.
Sep
23c
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.
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19c
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>
3.05
2.90
2.90
40c
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High
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Jan
Apr
...
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1
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July
21c
Aug v;
5c
5.000
19c
1.97
Jun
7 Vac
47.000
i
Jun
..
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23.100 Y.
.
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Low
50c
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1.30 Jah.l:
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Gas
Oils
Ponder
May
&
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for Week
'
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1
39c
5 Vac.Oct
52.000 V
133/4
.Y~l
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Place
Placer
Feb
43c1
.
Sales
'
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of Prices
par
..
4.35 Sep
,1
Oct
23 VaC
-
High
Api;
27c
34.840
.
9c
1.48
.
Goldfield Y-YYlYYi.
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2.05
7c
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Lorado Uranium Mines
;
53.500
23 Vac 26 Vac
2.25
1.924
29c
19c
.
Little
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3.90
2.05
1
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Iron
3.90
25c
1
..
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Low
28 Vac
3.90
1
t
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
•of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended October 18)
Sales
for Week
19c 26
38c 38 VaC
3,480'
Sep
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
19c
Oct
44c
Mar
24c
Mar
42c
July
♦No
10c
Jan
19c
Sep
included
13c
14C
17,100
50c
50c
55c
12,600
50c
Sep
53C
53c
53C
2,342
53c
Oct
13 Vac
28c
Aug
'
70c
Jan
66c
Apr
range),
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par
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value,
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y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
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Electric Corp
Acme Visible Records
Acme
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5%
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6%
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1
6%
7
Carolina
59 Va
9%
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Radio
10
11
32 Va
10%
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9%
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50c
14
9
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67b
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61%
171/4
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25
27
class A—1
34%
36%
Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish—25c
4%
5%
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Gas
American
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American
Florida
10
41%
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Public
10
37%
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Florida
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25%
27
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American Sav & Ln Assn__33VaC
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—3
101/1
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12%
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1
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ArnaV Industries Inc
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1
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4%
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8%
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19%
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Atmps-Pak Inc
1—40c
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8%
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Baltimore
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26%
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5
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11
177b
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23 %
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27%
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457b
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26%
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Morse Shoe
5
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167b
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11
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8%
232
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17%
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24%
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447b
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167b
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18%
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27%
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41 Va
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6%
307b
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437b
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Elizabethtown
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18%
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19%
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Electronics Int'l Capital
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
28 %
19%
1
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preferred
4%
5
Electronic
37%
1.50
class A
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
13%
Paso
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9
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A
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41
19%
Hug.oton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
37a
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Electro-Tec Corp
Electrolux Corp
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10%
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Brunswig Drug Co
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Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edg.ewater Steel Co____—_
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Economics Laboratory Inc__
1
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Sharpe Mfg Co
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64%
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1
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Land
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33%
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Cosco
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26%
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Lenox
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Houston
31%
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Hot Shoppes Inc
House of Vision
9
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50c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Press Inc —
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Dunlap
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23%
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Southwest
24%
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Bridgeport Hydraulic
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—
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12%
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Hamilton
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28%
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Grolier Inc
7%
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16%
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6%
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9%
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7
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28%
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7
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13
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Glen-Gery Shale
7%
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368
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4%
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13%
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14%
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Krylon Inc
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17%
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25%
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13%
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27%
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Par
Par
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14%
15 %
National
Cleaning Contractors.l
14%
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Savannah Elec & Power
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Aeronautical
National Gas
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Corp__l
16%
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20
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83
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56 %
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——
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40%
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23%
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11
38%
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193/4
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26 V2
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26%
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.—---.—
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41%
2%
I
8 Vb
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61 %
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55
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24%
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32%
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154
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-
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26%
-
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55
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58%
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Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass
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Thrifty Drug Stores Co
52%
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17
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19
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6
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65%
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17%
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8%
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165
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323/4
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303/4
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4%
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1
32%
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13%
32 Va
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7%
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12%
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22%
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7%
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Reading & Bates Offshore
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9%
20
7%
113/8
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6 Vb
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54%
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29 Va
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9
51
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10
27%
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29 Va
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28%
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80 %
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31%
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5%
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Southwestern
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18%
____
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37%
14%
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Wometco
27
22 Va
23 %
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34%
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56%
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4%
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19 %
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9%
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30%
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Wiley (John) <fc Sons Inc
1
Wisconsin Pokrer & Lt Co
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53%
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32%
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12
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16
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116 Va
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15 Va
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28 %
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17%
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15%
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14%
33%
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:
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11% y.
24%
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States
10
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10%
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United
29%
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53%
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29%
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12
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21%
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1
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1
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______•
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1
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1
Broad Street Investing
50c
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1
4.30
1
6.64
7.28
1
6.78
7.43
1
17.00
17.57
1
11.36
7.88
1.55
1.70
Lazard Fund Inc
5.24
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Income Trust
12.04
13.16
4.94
5.40
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Loomis
9.87
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15.36
Fund
17.46
1
18.89
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Medical
1
11.27
lc
11.76
12.89
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6.78
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12.79
Mutual
Shares Corp
13.58
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Trust Shares
Investors
Securities
10.43
Investment—-1
10.11
11.05
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Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
16.65
18.20
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1
1
Trust-l
6.78
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Income
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Price
13.81
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18.40
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7.14
1
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12.95
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l
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2.86
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7.68
8.44
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6.60
7.26
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Street Investment
2.66
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25.34
Exchange
Federal
Ohio
15.65
8.06
7.02
22.41
24.45
Nov
3%s May 15, 1964
Inc
Carrier
C
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105 y4
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99%
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99%
100
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.1982
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.1984
101
100 y4
100
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.1985
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.1988
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Power
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15, 1964!
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15,1964
Oct
4s
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99%
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100
99%
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3.50
114
5
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163
23%
30%
19%
Rate
100.22
4%s
5 %s
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2-
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5 %s
4%s
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3%s
May
102.24
4%s
Feb
101
99 V2
99%
99%
99.16
96.8
100.16
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20. 1974—
101.8
98.24
102.16
15. 1972—
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103.16
99.16
1978-73
100.8
103.8
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represent one or more 32nds of a point
MaturityAsk
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
May
15, 1965—;
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Oct
1,1965
3%s
Nov
15. 1965.
Feb
99.9
100.23
100.5
101.5
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98.17
l%s
100.7
99.11
100.25
100.7
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4s
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l%s
96.28
99.16
99.17
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100.22
,
95
Aug 15, 1967—1———r—
99.7
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1. 1967—i
95.4
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95.28
100.20
1,1966—:
Feb
99.19
95.24
1,1966
15, 1966—x
3 %s
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97.22
101.18
—
15,1966-
Oct
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101.16
1, 1965—
97.18
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100.3
100
100
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96.24
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99.12
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1, 1968—
93
91.28
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99.30
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99.26
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101 y4
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100
100 %
Oct
24,
31,
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100%
100%
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100 y4
100%
99.971
1963
99.907
1963—
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1963
1964—
Feb 13. 1964—
—
Feb 20, 1964————^———Feb
99.913
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6,
1964
—1965
99%
100
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29,
1963
99.634
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12,
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5,
99.580
99.590
1964
1964
100
99.515
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19,
1963
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26,
1963
128
131
Jan
2.
1964
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Par
Bid
American
American
Founders Life Insur-1
General Insur Co-1.50
106 %
American
Home Assurance
76
50
Ask
82%
15,
1964
1964
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2.50
—
1963
1963
99%
119%
99.31
99.31
100.1/
100.2
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Ask
99.973
4%s—2003
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5s debs_
1971
1984
99%
99.29
100
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108
100%
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3-63
3.45s
09.31
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1964
Telep
Bid
Due
3.30s
3-
5-
Debentures
Dated
Rate
Ask
100
11-4-63
99.29
105
168 V2
16,
1964
Jan
23,
Jan 30,
19,
1964
1964
Mar
23,
26,
Apr
2, ,1964
99.302
Apr
99.236
Apr
9,
15,
99.178
Apr
16,
99.166
99.097
July 15.
Aug 31,
1964
1964
99.029
Sept 30.
1964
—
—
c.
—-
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1964
99.399
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1964
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99.166
99.157
99.084
99.015
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110%
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99.292
99.224
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1964__;
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98.360
98.290
98.230
98.215
97.320
——
1964—
1964
Bid
98.941
-r-_
96.841
96.521
Ask
98.959
98.892
98.814
98.746
96.666
98.598
98.525
98.481
98.456
98.383
98.314"
98.255
98.240
97.357
96.876
96.550
FOCft^OTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
54%
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12%
13%
•No'value,
(Galveston)— __1
17%
19 %
New
Nat Ins
102
95.8
1, 1971—.
5,
4s
106
101.8
15, 1972-1967
Feb 20,
97.8
105
Sep
4%s
103.16
106
96.8
1,1970-1967
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100.24
100.4>~
102.8
102.16
105
:——_
July 20, 1970
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Companies
Amer
99.20
1, 1970
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103
L
100.11
101.16
101.8
20, 1970
101.24
98.20
100.8
100.16
;
July 15, 1969
98.28
99.20
101
100.7
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4 %s
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Dated
3.15s
all.48
Inc
Ask
24%
33
21 y4
wi
20, 1969
Mar
Calif
99%
99.24
1968—,.
20,
June
Feb 27,
Calif
Casualty (111) LI
Equitable Assur—2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
4s
4%s
100
99.718
Southern
Gas
100.16
—
20, 1968—...
Mar
4 %s
99.783
114%
Tennessee
98.4
c.
July 20. 1966
4s
May 22, 1967
4%s Oct 23, 1967
100.4
v
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May
100.12
99.4
4%s
100(8
101
—
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100.4
21, 1966
100.8
100.4
^
20, 1965
Feb
99.709
112
Par
Dec
3%s
99.776
conv. .1976
& Surety
99.23
99.28
1963
Bell
Insurance
American
20, 1965
1963
Pictures
Elec 4%s. .1993
All Amer Life &
dct
14,
Souhern
Insurance
Life
—
al5 35
Jan
Casualty
4s
21,
Republic
&
Aetna
100.2
100.14
100
20, 1964—
Nov
1071/4
Indiana
Aetna
Oct
Nov
103%
Indiana
Mich
4s
100.2
100
—
100.3
98
105 ya
100.10
—
1964
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
a83.15
Jan
4s
Bonds—
20. 1964
Apr
94%
101%
Acceptance 4%s_. .1983
.2003
Bell Tel 4%s
General
-
May
al7.06
4%s_———1988
—1983
Northern States Pwr 4%s—1993
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
—1977
Pacific Pow & Light 4%s__1993
Public Serv El & Gas 4%s_1993
.1992
Gas
Trailer
Fruehauf
3%s Aug 20,
3%s
100.5
Apr
a47.20
—
Exchange
Gas
5y4S. .1977
4%s
Natural
99.31
99.31
100.1
a27.22
Nat Gas 4%s
Southern
Duke
Ask
a24.35
Cent'l Pr & Lt 4y2s_1993
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Corp 4yes
Financial 4%s
Commercial
4 %s
99.27
>3%s
1,1964
4%s Nov 15,1964—
3%s Nov 15, 1964
al0.12
Bid
4%s_ .1988
4%s- .1994
.
Line
Coast
Bank
99.31
Treasury Notes—
'
a94.53
Inc
Bonds
.1999
Tel
&
Tel
4%s
Ask
99.31
1964
1,
Land
3.20s
Bid
99.29
„_
102
99.30
99.30
l%s
al2.05
Fund
Fund
1964
107
100.1
15, 1964
5s
Centennial Fund Inc
Westminster
99.29
1963
2,
Apr
Federal
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Recent
Bonds
Atlantic
—
1——
15, 1963
Feb
3 25s
American
3.80s
99.26
100
Bid
3 %s
7.59
JOc
1
Fund
Dec
100.8
102.8
12, 1973
10, 1977——
3%s
8.81
Fund of Boston
Capital
Capital
Second
74%
37%
85%
12%
40%
18%
99.28
100.2
99.24
99.24
101.24
106
.
Maturity—
5.81
1
Street
3%s Feb 3,
100.2
Bid
Cooperatives—
for
3.20s
99.27
15.08
Inc
Investors
10.09
5.83
Fund
Fund
Street
11.13
9.24
17%
Figures after decimal point
16.12
5.32
13.95
14.40
Fund
10.20
38%
99.29
U. S. Certificates of
11.90
1
Inc
Fund
Diversification
25.91
.—'..,2
Banks
Ask
Certificate of Indebtedness—
14.79
Inc
Street
23.22
5.34
Jun
Feb
6.59
Funds—
Centennial
85 %
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
101
4%s
3.67
1
Corp____1
Ind
—
3%s
24.91
18.40
10, 1972
12, 1972
5.91
1
Fund
Swap
Westn
20%
8.14
1
Inc
Growth
Winfield
Westchester Fire
Fire
S
;
80
71 %
35 %
81
;:r
11%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
100.24
102
,
—!
4%s
_1
Inc
Fund
Wisconsin
36%
U
Ins
200
33%
66%
10.65
Fund
Fund
Congress
16.86
10,1971
Jun
10c
Fund
Devonshire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
Sep
Feb
6.77
Fund
Sep 10, 1970
Aug 10, 1971
1Q, 1969
10, 1970
4%s
Industrial Shares Inc
Windsor
Stock
Apr
4 %s
Washington Mutual
Whitehall
Investors
Apr
4s/8s
12, 1966
5 %s
Inc—
12.38
11.45
49%
Insurance,,——3
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
82
100.24
99.24
100.14
98.12
Mar 11, 1968——:
13.86
Inc
Fund
Dec
3%s
16.51
Fund
Vanguard Fund Inc
Wall Street Investing
Western
Serviceslife
38%
99.30
—
10, 1965^
Jun
12.68
Lii)e Income Fund Inc
Special Situations
Wellington
19%
<Ala)_l
;
•
Security Life Ins
99.28
100.2
Sep
Line
Investors
62%
Ins—
U
S
66%
18Vis33
194 %
31-
Co
Life
United
100
3%s Mar 10, 1966—
11.95
1
Funds
Fund
of
Co
United
Assn—
May 11, 1964
15.11
Science Fund
United
Line
5
1
America—2.50
(NY)
63%
99.20
12, 1963
1
Ltd
Canada
United
United
Value
173/8
——
Nov
Shares_l
Fund
Accumulated
United
Value
Ins
163
63%
16"%
30%
—
(N Y)^
Insurance
American
192
170
184
5
—2
2
8
Insurance
United
53%
71%
104%
68
100
Life Ins Co
Guaranty. Co
Travelers
17%
66 Vat
49
10
Haven)
Standard Sec Life Ins
Title
33%
68
15%
63%
303/8
-
id
10, 1964
3%s Dec 11, 1964
Inc—
United
Value
(New
Ins
10
100.1
100
99.19
4%s
Grth Fund
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
3.88
Security
23
31
63%
5
Co
Springfield
37%
99.25
15, 1965
Sep
3%s
a33.06
Corp
Inc___
Fund
Funds
Surety
Southwestern
118%
99.29
-
1964
4 %s
a38.48
United
36%
121%
21
Security Life & Trust Co
5
Southland Life Ins (Texas)—3
y.24%
99.26
99.24
:
Federal Natl Mortgage
19.18
a23.58
Growth
3%s
& Farnham
Fund
15,
4s
♦
40.25
Century
'
34
116%
2
(NY)
Corp
15
99.25
100
15, 1964—
3.90s Aug 17, 1964
3%s Oct 15, 1964
16.30
20th
.72
30
68
5
(Pa),.
33
99.27
4%s
10.75
.
125%
28%
5
76%
Bid
3.95s July
12.16
Fund
68 %
149
38
15,
3.70s
.
9.59
16,
Apr
3.30s
—
8.87
1
Inc
Investors
1964
1964
May 15, 1964
Mar
3.40s
:
14.94
Templeton
61%
28
35 %
78%
45 %,
34
17, 1964—
Feb
3.85s
14.08
11.13
Texas
78%
127 %
121
413/4
60
■
15, 1964
17, 1964,—
3 %s Feb
'
7.76
9.81
1
1
2
Banks—
Federal Homp Loan
11.97
—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
15.11
18.62
Co
Figures after decimal
7.80
1
Industry Inc
Amer
Television-Electronics
7.08
13.80
(N C)
Ins Co
60%
74
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.62
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Balanced
163/4
16y4
& Acc_l
Title Ins Corp
5
Liberty Life Insurance—
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birmi—2
Life Assurance Co of Penna—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Ins Co of Kentucky—
1
al0.77
Inc„
12.05
in
Life
•
123 %
5
10
(Birm)
Ins
Life
Providence-Washington
240
9ya
.
Lawyers
Clark—
&
2.60
Stock
_2
Accident-
Insurance
Life
Lamar
3%s June
of
11.03
Shares Ltd— ;
Inst Foundation Fund
"
8.95
Selected^ American
Institutional
v
1
Common.Stock
8.72
Institutional
TiZ.t—-
2.49
Shares
Buffalo
Accident-
Kentucky Central Life
16.74
Stevens
3.57
Fund
15.32
7.20
,
>
9.46
1
Scudder
8.03
Investors—
8.76
6.83
5.10
Income
4.23
1
4.82
2.28
50c
Ins
of
&
16.34
1
1
Income
Canada—_25c j al4.40
a20.11
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
10c
Incorporated
Incorporated
10.60
Investing
Revere Fund
'
r.
9.70
Fund
Imperial Capital Fund Inc;
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
H-DA
11.76
Scudder
5.57
Series
8.76
13.13
11.65
___
Dist Shares
Research
Life
&
Life
3.20s Jan
,18.11
6 25
7.99
11.98
Fund—
Growth
4.40
'
—.
__1
*
:
(Geo)
•j.Gfj
al7.35
-16.18
Inc
Putnam
16.60
5
Co
Co
Life
5
Jefferson
Kennesaw
14.03
_2.50
for
Fund
Fund
9.53
17 02
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Inc
Provident
Puritan
74
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Rowe)
Fund
15.47
19%
643/8.
71 %
36%
70
Co
Insurance
United
_
Inc__
Fund
(T
9.20
-
•
Peoples Securities Corp
Square Mutual Fund
Penn
10.49
1
Inc—
Funds
the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
6.42
5.37
5.21
Aerospace-Science
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc__1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Hamilton
17.86
5.91
3.77
14.32
-1
Investors
Investors Trust
Fundamental
14.77
16.34
Over
ix22.ll
lc
lc
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series——lc
Fund of America Inc
1
General
X13.51
1
Fund
9.76
12.78
Series
Utilities
1
Pioneer
Series—
Bond
William Street Fund
Oppenheimer
•
-—1
Funds—
Custodian
12.84
One
19.89
.
al7.98
Ins
Interstate
■
1
10.21
18.30
■
2
10
Boiler & Insur_5
Mid-Cont
Life
Intl
9.90
■
Ins Co of NY
Insurance Co
Insurance
Illinois
12.44
9.80
al5.68
Home
9.11
10.98
—1
4.97
Growth
Foursquare Fund
8.87
Hartford Steam
Inc
3.44
Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—--1
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc_——1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.l'
Financial Industrial Fd Inc.lc
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Xll.51
Trust
Shares
9.32
50c
Stock Fund
I50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
,10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated
Hanover
6.60
Life
Chemistry •&
8.91
Fund
Balanced
8.03
6.04
1
Investors
Electronics
"
Invest Fund Inc__l
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
1
&
7.35
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
11.69
10.70
Dow Theory
Eaton
1
York
12.90
11.80
—25c
Shares
Hamilton Life
Horizons R P Fund Inc—
Nucleonics
61.99
61.37
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Dividend
4.67
England Fund
Northeast
Investment Inc
Fund
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc-1
u
7.41
■——
—
4.27
'
,5
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co—
5
Phoenix
Insurance
Co_
10
Peerless
37%
114%
35
1
8.12
57
1
Gulf
8.34
Y_10
Standard Life Ins
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
5
;
:
3
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
6.71
1,0.02
N
of
34%
Seaboard
(NY)
Ins
Corp
6.14
New
21.99
740
3%
58%
American
Greatamerica
11.83
New
25.00
Insurance Co
Co„I__
51%
Employ Life Ins
Great
New
19.00
Pacific
30%
68%
Amer—2
Co
Ins
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
Reserve Insurance Co
^—3.50
St Paul Fire
& Marine
6.25
Gov
12.93
1
78%
Life
Reinsurance
17.22
1
Indemnity
Line
623/8
15.93
Inc___1
Pacific
82
1
Fund
36%
Old
16%
59%
15%
59
54
48 %
65 %
141
73 %
14
30
22%
Co Inc_l
Series
34%
77
Quaker City Life Ins
(DC)—4
(DC)_1.50
1
Western
51%
19%
Cas—1
&
52%
—
1
Stock
Growth
National
20.15
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
9.32
al2.85
18
Co—
Life
River_^—
88%
—5
Employees Insur
Series
59%
48%'
Ins
Fire
American
88
91%
9%
16%
35 %
55%
28%
York
New
North
84%
78
Falls
Gov't
Series
New
50
Glens
Corp
48%
5
Life
Pyramid
3.02
Series—
28%
46
24%
24.01
Series
Stock
10.51
8.57
50c
Inc
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
Consolidated Investment
—
2.96
Series
Income
—
107
26%
-5
15%
33
Protective
y
•
22.19
Preferred Stock Series
'
1
"Insurance
1
Series
Balanced
10.85
9.88
al5.65
Life
103%
1
com
'
.
class A——2.50
Hampshire Insurance—
5
North
4.96
4.59
_1;
Wide Securities
National
Bond
Income Fund_-1
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Franklin
1
AA
Fire
2.50
Northeastern Insurance,
3.33%
Northwestern
Natl Life——2.50
230
22%
First Surety Corp————.—
17.02
1
Ins
Nationwide Corp
54%
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
10.25
15.74
5
&, Accident Ins
Line
.
■. fr
,■
8%
59%
2
9.35
1
1.25
(S F)
Firemen's Fund
122%
..
Ins__40c
25%
15%
74 y2
700
*35%
17%
61%
7.54
115
73 %
1
5
10
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of .Md
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
6.88
,
10
87 %
84
Insurance
1
12.43
National
of NY
Co
„
Fund
1.65
5
1
Inc___1
1
Investment
Nation
Federal
2
-s._,
Group Assoc
-—*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Co
4
Employers
Employers
16.81
(DC)
Inc
Ins
74 %
55
51%
23'A
Co———5
Casualty
Insurance
Forster
&
80%
127
•.
;
Old
77%
7%r
*132%
6%
10
Fire—1—
147%
Assurance
12.83
Funds—
:■
..
143
Continental
25.93
Series
1.61
Nat'l
11.73
Investing
Mutual
13.37
Nat'l Life
71
5
Insur
23.73
Foundation
Mutual Invest Found Growth
.
36%
••
Co_——5
Life
interest—1
Series
Insurance
7.41
12.23
15.38
Co
&
Mutual
16.68
15.26
1
1
25c
1
1
C)
National
/
_1
Ins
(Bait)
Life
Western
Eastern Life
9.22
Trust
Fund
Securities
Morton
12.32
int__33y3C
beneficial
of
31%
75%
72
National
Crum
Fund—
Life
42%
29%
34 %
67%
70
Fidelity Life
Monument
17%
50%
5
& Life Ins_
Continental Amer Life Ins —10
8.44
Investors
beneficial
of
39
—
,
.("■
1
Massachusetts
of NY—2
Missouri
25 %
141
136
United Life Ins Co_l
79%
Criterion
Massachusetts
135
16
of America—1
Co
Gen
Continental
8.67
20
"A"„2
23%
48%
Union
1.79
18.79
Midwestern
(N Y)
5
21%
177%
172
1
National
2.02
7.93
Mass Indemnity
81%
142
Co„
Ins
167%
1.64
17.19
shares
al6.23
Stock
Inc_,
43%
78
Trust Co
*
Casualty
162
74
Connecticut
1.85
Growth
41
4
Life Insur Co
shares__lc
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Investors
—5
Co
Citizens
Investment shares__lc
'Special
Mass
Maryland
20%
<
5
Co
147 %
143
1
Insur
Life
Life
Manhattan
29%
Assurance
_10
Ins
Insurance
56
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
Combined Ins
Life
Life
27 %
1
20.17
Funds—
General
10.79
14.54
1
10c
Ins
Life
Casualty.
a30.93
♦
Fund
61
52
Madison
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
1
Ltd
Fund
Mutual
Sayles
Managed
"
14.02
Stk
Lincoln
65%
Citizens
7.23
12.00
11.40
Diversified
1
11.04
11.04
Series B
1
Inc
Insurance
Insurance
68
Co
Insurance
Chicago Title &
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
10.10
Crown
Inc
Fund
Life
Life
C & D
Fund
Investors
6.50
9.96
4.63
Boston
60%
63%
„x—
Standard
Business Men's
National
56%
12.42
18.46
9.16
5.98
Plan A & B
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
.
Fund
4.24
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Century
Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Futid Inc
Colonial Fund Inc
Colonial Growth & Energy
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
4.76
Growth
Corp
Beneficial
Liberty
2
Ask
Sid
'•
Life Insurance Co of Va
-10
—
Life
Security
Banlife
16.09
4.80
Growth.
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
4.35
14.87
Knickerbocker
10.31
/16.44
•'
70%
67
Lincoln
(N J)
Natl Life Ins
Bankers
14.79
15.06
Ltd_l
Fund
Internat'l
Keystone
Knickerbocker Fund
9.43
13.55
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
S-4
4.65
7.11
al8.65
Canada
Plan
9.12
6.58
1
Fund Inc
General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
California
7.58
8.43
1
Fund Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
American Business Shares
Advisers
Bankers & Shippers
Ask
Bankers
Keystone Custodian Fund Com.
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
2.58
6.88
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
2.36
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
5
Re-insurance
American
Ask
Bid
Par
v
Mutual Funds
(Quotations for Friday, October 18)
Securities
Ovei^The- •Counter
National and Eastern List of
York
Stock
a
Net?asset
fecchknge.
value,
t New
b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y
to
listihg
on
the
Ex-stock dividend.
.
Volume
Bank
Number
6309
a
based
indicate
country,
that
clearings
for
from
the
all
below
0.8%
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
against $35,449,210,121
this center there is
ended
week
cities
from which it is possible to obtain
be
decrease compared
a
us,
telegraphic, advices from the chief cities of the
on
19,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Prelimanary figures compiled by
ago.
year
.
,
clearings this week will show
with
Oct.
198
the United
of
States
corresponding
totals
stand
for the
at
$35,156,392,861
in
week
same
last
week
1962.
At
ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
0.4%.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
"
•
New
ending Oct.
York
;
Chicago
19—
Philadelphia
'
_|_
___;—
Kansas
1,292,000,000
986,468,554
+ 10.7
923,592,629
+
530,268,655
818,104,745
734,957,935
+ 11.3
499,662,261
,
In
today, inasmuch
Saturday figures
and .the
the
elaborate
detailed
present further below
and
complete
ended Oct.
cities
Ten
five
cities,
days
476,891,451
+
five
$27,611,966,776
._
days
6,038,225,857
6.2
4.8
0.1
—
6,449,911,030
not
are
results
12.
the
of
week
For that week
there
All
all
cities,
cities,
five
days
—
6.4
—
$33,650,192,633 $34,099,227,915
1,506,200,228
1,349,982,206
._
day__:
one
all
cities
for
week—
$35,156,392,861
the
on
Week Ended
SUMMARY
Oct. 12—
York
Stock
—
Boston
1st
.
12
cities
is appended.
The
the nine months of 1963 and
;
—Month of September—
Stocks—
Number
V 1963
Nine Months
1962
shrs.'
106,626,660
misc.
$88,261,700
20,000
of
,
1963
62,891,063
•.
1962
706^412,722~
831,355,778
Bonds—
Railroad
&
Internat'l
Foreign
U.
'3rd
Philadelphia.
4th
Bank
Govt
$75,074,000 $878,343,460
$1,061,618,400
306,000
6,127,100
15,000
65,446,600
6,442,200
90,184,500
$94,408,800
BANK
.
St. Louis
$
1.408.659.857
+ 15.1
892,872,901
776.604,649
+ 15.0
850,459.255
1,784,308,292
1,626,737,572
+
9.7
17
1,883.369,492
1,517.887,602
+ 24.1
1,531,138,057
1.684,842,730
1,741,734,91ft
4
993.005.463
857.897.661
+ 15.7
805,378,985
830,519,45»
762,560,246
746,004,2^8
«•
893,978.278
817.395.335
month of
the
9.7
3.0
766,342.819
659.177.494
+
18.0
623,870,752
1,690,847,041
1,601,086,745
+
5.6
1,541,882,348
580,502.501
1.379,522,210
32,202,439,116
25,313,550.891
+ 27.2
24,752,167,317
24,600,971,153
14,244,532,281
12,185,077,088
+16.9
12,380,005,819
12,218,644,594
1963
the
cities
New
the
York
a
of the clearings for the
summary
14.6%; in the Richmond Reserve District of
11.3%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 16.7%. The
Chicago Reserve District lias managed to enlarge its
totals by 15.3%; the St, Louis Reserve District by 17.2%,
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 8.3%.
In the
Kansas City Reserve District the totals register an imv
provement of 9.4%; in the Dallas Reserve District of
17.7%/and in the San Francisco Reserve Disrtict of
1962
aggregate
of
Reserve District
$128,110,725,641.
the
totals
show
In
ex¬
an
of 25.5%; in the Boston Reserve District of
12.5%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 13.4%.
the
Cleveland Reserve
Month
of
on
District
the
totals
record
January
February
80,883,432
u-89,108,085
cities
66.131.993
74,784,297
68,482,247
92,803,996
118,034,886
March
Quarter
254,584,480
215,497,672
1960
299,946,967
101,775,900
96,950,136
73,121,328
302,267,919
276,403,297
271,847,364
556,852,399
491,900,969
571,794,331
60,898,990
202,650.982
392,831,921
76,282,904
August
•
91,593,815
'74,161,696
77.458.994
57,291,287
53,870,465
65,349,933
81,526,684
——
106,626,660
Quarter-
3rd
274,503,379
62,891,063
214,511,753
63,858,671
206,284,345
831,355,778
706,412,722
778,076,676
60,853,990
180,074,388
572,906,309
clearings for leading cities for the
of
September and for the nine months ended
Sept. 30 in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
CLEARINGS
York..
81,808
5,028
5,940
3,690
3,739
4,091
Philadelphia
Chicago
...
Detroit
....
Boston
....
San Fran...
Cleveland
Dallas
3,033
.
Louis..,
Houston
Atlanta
..;
....
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
.
Richmond
Louisville
New
.
..
Orleans
Seattle
Jacksonville.
Portland "...
Birmingham
Omaha
2,218
1,838
1,966
1,600
1,309
1,245
925
916
2,997
3,325
3,597
2,619
2,438
1,857
2,083
1,697
Outside
19,374
18,951
.1,122
1,062
819
866
682
693
620
676
665
715
713
695
797
612
676
647
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
143,074
118,653 114.694
10.497
9,457
9,344
Cities
Total
All...
Outside NYC
We
153,571
71,702
now
128,110
63,179
add
124.038
?
our
^
•
62,399
v
-
606
'
7,663
7,250
118,348~7
269,647
18,167
18,629
15,742
18,568
16,397
17,127
15,374
12,195
12,204
9,938
9,511
..
8.338
9,123
8,306
10,548
8,483
11,282
9,086
10,394
11,541
9,906
12,102
7,809
9,603
8,000
7,306
6,001
6,557
7,187
6,717
,
6,867
8,803
10,968
New
York
6,976
6,220
5,865
5,363
6,738,
5,852
6,385
6,680,234,550
3,788,692,277
6,621,592,398
10.622,119,235
1,170,743 1,102,473
91,574
86,143
1,262,317 1,188,616
615,052
579,020
3,349,872,295
3,394,944,152
3,380,717,103
4,587,651,229
4,957,032,924
4,506,848,86'4i
4,763,085,5^7
6,881,469,164
+ 16.7
10,713,151,812
+ 15.3
3.488,766,579
+ 17.2
3,769,330,634
3,481,135,046
+
8.3
5,042,775,145
4,609,331,715
+
9.4
6,111,796,955
8,209,080,678
5,193,342,158
+ 17.7
7,429,304,496
+ 10.5
7,202,519,263
6,917,293,59ft
153,571,313,614
128,110,725,641
+ 19.9
124,038,760,883
127,534,632,71.3
63,179,265,773
44
44
44
««
-
f
41
:
V:
-
.
cities
detailed statement
".■■■'
2nd
New
3rd
York
48,736,124,948
0.7
46,927,301,990
46,208 ,181,741
68,659,300,934
65,912,880.187
4.2
36,496,461,407
72,517,791,115
34,807,727,535
4.9
61,663,437,432
34.238.515.683
67,145,372,987
62,755 ,432,313
32,526,,401,33ft
61,119 ,664,180
101,031,,418,954
30,671,,662,542
28,440,,257,44ft
"r
"
~
Minneapolis
City
8.0
61,949,837,263
"
111,879,087,482
105,988,005,908
5.6
6
"
35,795,667,925
33,424,618,966
7.1
101,782,471,476'
31,316,620,033
30,442,206,213
41,895,394,848
45.529.579.684
"
33,550,597,441
"
45,666,453,475
"
54,327,406,400
32,010,420,871
44,258,996,764
50,389,582,971
4.8
14
11
17
"
74,734,468,182
70,769,766,171
+ ,5.6
64,977,791,104
61,327, 150,845
1,366,137,622,714
1,262,317,138,220
+
8.2
1,188,616,089,585
1,108,812,665,75ft
647,037,356,352
615,052,279,093
+
5.2
579,020,492,630
562,760,311,718
16
Kansas
San
49.097,060,206
"
31
—
Louis
Dallas
;
;
—
Francisco
Total
Outside
-
York
New
628,560,207,240
"
16 ,'
Chicago
9th
+ 10.9
+
>
•/.$
83,256
562,760
1962
$
20,406 358
19,827,680
40,970 669
3,739,561, 156
Massachusetts—Boston
-
-170
—
cities
City
—
The following compilation covers the years by
3.2
7.8
Holyoke _!
11.703, 501
;
10.366, 474
| :
_
20,595, 998
101,530, 246
Clearings Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total AllInc.
1962
$
$
1962
1963
or
$
$
Dec. %
73,905,516,982
60,718,609,930
76,119,694,710
8.0
62,-988.693,270
2.8
68,456,398,168
68,576,577,954
418,250,894,567
+
139,421,815,663
158,025,153.814
146,683,041,823
148,'953,393,679
143,851,676,033
+
2.0
69,780,553,672
459,000,481,615
432,226,885,375
+
6.2
218,170,674,669
209,206,353,494
+
4.3
903,527,283,860
850,477,779,942
+
6.3
425,7^5,460,817
412,407,058,360
+
3,3
160,662,981,246
+ 13.3
148,376,043,994
141,865,300,723
141,863,331,914
+
4.6
72,107,809.850
69,498,107,703
69,967,847,257
+
153,571,313,614
128,110,725,641
+ 19.9
7l,762,407;291
63,179,265,773
+ 13.6
■r
•
Total
1st Quartej-;
April
..
-
•June
>
:
___.
Total
2nd
Quarter____
,
'.
2.1
207,564,786,148
203,200,704,866
+
73,446,186,506
67,932,695,071
+
6.2
74,943,934,491
72,007,333,684
+
-69,266,324,739
+
+
Total
August
6
Months___
;
.'
-—j._
September
;
77,431,678.394
Total
Total
3rd
9
462,610,338,854
411,839,358,278
1,366,137,622,714
Quarter—
1,262,3.17,138,220
;
Months
8.1
h*
6.7
+11,4
3.1
1963
or
Dec. %
;
+
2.9
+
V
•
-
$
1962
'
.
$
:
176 ,424.566
177,432,296
366,899,593
.34,068,725,531
158,508,570
33,008 580,959
158 911,209
+ 11.5
102,270,987
103 198,362
46.1
60,419,393
66 443,864
17,674,338
+ 16.5
188,470,705
7.091,135
221,301,895,535
202,645,220,733
+
9.2
8.2
647*037,356,352
615,052,279,093
+
5.2
1 for two years and for week ended
+
+
Oct. 12.
-Week Ended Oct. 12-
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Inc.
8.7
10,498,766
+ 12.3
+
1963
Inc. or
0.5
5,151,891
or
Dec. %
$
Dec. %
+
Inc.
1962
-
1961
$
10.471,82ft
+
1.5
15,380,616
12,725.064
3.2
851,881,078
614,884,970
38.5
678,788,488
710.209,35ft
0.3
4,492,937
3,482,973
,+ 29.0
*4,153,773
3,999,21ft
9.1
3jll~863
1,645763ft
+ 10L3
1,857^452
1,8287109
169, 561,508
+ 11.2
4,755,194
4,251,447
+ 11.8
853, 876,367
+
6.5
27,568,478
17,588,955
+ 56.7
4,241,961
20,391,253
+
4.9
*18,500.000
14,165,124
+ 30.6
4,493,290
17,760,938
13,239.434
+ 11.2
61,775,214
29,645,061
46,923,018
20,663,343
+
—
—
—
.
+
0.9
12.6
+
109.904, 834
106.995.651
+
Waterbury
Island—Providence^
26,119, 300
23,219.800
+
12.5
247,178,400
'231, 986,500
+
6.5
206.106. 100
173.181.200
+
19.0
1,866,238,800
1,728, 203,500
+
8.0
54r7~3~7~900
37^6417500
21.975, 490
16,218,945
+ 35.5
177,618,605
167, 538,843
+
6.0
5,289,673
3,847,937
4,680,674,828
4,160,785,729
+ 12.5
42,-744,594,394
41,165,391,269
+
3.8
1,082,489,905
782,691,615
909,261,220
3.1
692,309,250
2,674,998,689
2.7
1,054,262,355
$;
4,492,41<)
+20.9
5.8
+
361 ,361,699
i
+
+ 14.7
1960
4,720,873
12,333,913
+
4.871,648
67,924;198
3.7
Q.a
6.3
90,196,793
cities).
+
—
+10.7
247,254.844
(14
3.0
8.4
+
444,526,802,245'.
_-
March
*70.000, 000
Total
+
+
145,547,969,685
154.292,285,978
February.—-
+
162,901,493,043
132,025,633,102
283,574 321
Hampshire—Manchester
Inc. or
Dec. %•
\r
150,888,660,152
121,814,264,730
149,599,676,100
January
New Haven
Rhode
43,250,,169,305
months for two years:
1963
Month
4.5
16,436.507
Lowell
Worcester
39,532, 680,44ft
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
+ 12.5
39.216,535
3.325.049.337
17.860, 381
;
Connecticut—Hartford
1960
37,316 ,630,294
564,633 ,016,349
39,332,726,619
+
"
8
—
Atlanta
St.
3.8
41,165,391,269
667,708,249,643
10
Richmond
7th
'
1961
14
u
__—
Cleveland
8th
42,744,594,394
740,668,733,753
Nine Months
Nine Months
%
Dec.
13
.
Philadelphia
4th
10th
cities
nine months for four years.
Inc. or
1962
$
14
in
62,559,809,315
62,399,719,463
/
Nine Months
1963
Boston
1st
Month of September
Portland
Bedford
+ 13.6
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts
showing the figures for each city for the month of September and since Jan.
1963
Springfield
City.
1 108,812
Maine—Bangor
New
3,812,905,99ft
6,691,988,486
11,255,156,497
3,369,216,851
8,033,520,452
12,350,469,569
4,088,306,773
41
,025,556
96,490
9,186
+•
New
5,058,003,486
6,674,752,07ft
5,029,055,363
+ 11.3
Federal Reserve Districts
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
River_.
+ 13.4
+ 14.6
3,655,975,690
8,303
127,534 1 366,137
62,559
647,037
Clearings at
Fall
4,794,326,728
6,650,711,214
10.592
7,206
9,170
7,455
6,476
5,740
6,078
6,961
10,552
9.696
6,252
6.926
616
774
812
..
63,681,379,221
Nine Months
29,503
30,201
29,742
24,523
20,699
"
7,986
648
677
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
16,090
13,323
9,406
9,044
11,449
,
11,024
13,068
8,126
9,923
8,339
1.026
910
.
4,123,667,976
+ 25.5
4,068,058,612
50,038
22,185
17,293
19,477
16,089
19,922
17,076
17.792
15,784
18,267
20,573
12.366
933
787
16,619
20,862
<
790
925
26,082
24,498
13,987
10,024
9,607
.1,152
51,535
28,136
31,666
32,584
24,052
30.427
33,008
35,294
20,884
20,421
16.594
987
..
.+ 12.5
««
170
._.
We append another table
1960
546,052
42,607
43,496
52.426
12,363
10,262
787
1961
609,595
17,756
21,909
1,166
838
Buffalo
4,160,785,729
67,052,425,310
..
Sept. 30—-
1962
54,136
32,846
34,068
37,288
'963
r
1 to
27,648
26,700
18,446
21,217
v
1,000
Paul....
$
4,082,189,565
67,022,474,59ft
5,438,683,204
17
.
12th
SEPTEMBER
647,264
45,361
719,100
45,468
'
1,992"
1,132
1,004
1,076
1,039
1,145
IN
1963
1,682
a,317
.1,274
5,260
1,133
....
Memphis
CITIES
Jan.
64,974
4,642
5,710
3,199
3,330
3,388
2,608
2,303
1,891
2,089
1,714
2,164
1,794
4,661
874
Denver
St.
LEADING
61,639
2,022
2,459
2,365
2,361
1,998
1,733
1,581
1.577
1,344
1,237 ; .1,113
939
1,091
1.370
1,190
1,175
1,075
1,288
1,109
1,296
1,105
1,449
1,319
Minneapolis
-
64,931
4,439
5,281
3,066
3,325
3,658
2,612
2,531
1,814
2,124
1,711
2,221
2,013
3,025
2,031
2,341
.....
Pittsburgh
Kansas
City
St.
FOR
Month of September—
1963
1962
1961
1960
Omitted)
New
I960
;
$
71,762,407,291
12th
11th
(000,000
'
1961
7,624,652,798
11
.
6th
The course of bank
month
+
44
14
5th
Months
or
Dec. %
41
16
76,532,865
July
September
Inc.
$
68,826,830
100,160,175
Quarter
Nine
'
190,180,939
65,255,742
110,987,380
90,555,747
Months
$
65,715,223
106,521,874
June
2nd
-
4,680,674,828
■+•
'
31
105,190,298
April
May —:
Six
J
4 4
8
Total
1st
\
:
1962
h
-
84,153,963.966
4<
14
the
63,932,362
60,533,354
'
-
14
1960
100,614,538
79,185,645
'
10.5%.
an
September—
16
1961
n?
748.248,
increase of
pansion
In
'
'
6
;
,
II
For that month there was an in¬
the'entire body of clearing houses of 19.9%,
aggregate of clearings having been $153,571,-
313,614 and
1,497,526,01ft
+
September.
of
crease
furnish
1,405,028.798
+
City.
-Number of Shares—
1962
+ 28.2
815,150,848
841,880.017
.106
also
$
1,621,414.431
7
777,857.832
We
"/
*
1,182,936,712
9
.
York
*
$
12.894.568,8<94
1,032,539,59ft
1,426,788,111
833,107,122
9
New
1960
1961
or
12.871,537,227
1.054,631.175
13
1963
Inc.
Dec. %
•
+ 37.3
10
7th
'
+■■
1962
13,527,453,581
922.807,932
10
properties
CLEARINGS
18,557,478.752
6
.
The volume of transactions in share
-
889,909,989
.
$81,516,200 $968,833,960 $1,127,080,000
New York Stock Exchange for the nine months of
to 1963 is indicated in the
following:.
'V;CT; CU+y/;, ;v+.
■
854.494.925
Federal Reserve Districts
bonds
'
•
+ 38.3
.
Cleveland
8th
OF
1963
Total
'
782,691,615
5th
Govt
S.
of 5.6%.
1,082,489,905
9
0.8
,
Description—
District
increase of 3.0%; in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
and in the San Francisco Reserve District
an
trict of 18.0%
$
+ 11.6
Exchange
1962 follow:
Reserve District of 15.7%; and the Minneapolis Resew©
District of 9.7%.
In the Kansas City Reserve
there is
1963
Federal Reserve Districts
monthly detailed statement of transactions
of September and
Atlanta Reserve District by 9.7%. The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of 24.1%; the St. Louis
1962. Columbus Day, a
holiday
Friday last year while this year it
came on Saturday which accounts for the
large increase.
Outside this city there was an increase
of; 16.9%, the
Outside
New
results
land Reserve District the totals are larger by 15.1%;
the Richmond Reserve District by 15.0%
and in the
891 in the same week in
0.1
♦Estimated.
Our usual
appears that in the New York Reserve District (inr
eluding this city) the totals record an expansion -of
37.2%; in the Boston Reserve District of 38.3% and in,
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 28.2%. In the Cleve¬
<<
$35,449,210,121
tbjigi
it
in most states, fell on
10
Total
available
increase of
an
7
Total
Reserve District in which they are located and from
to
was
clbarings at this center having registered a g^i»
We group the cities according to the Federal
of 36.8%.
ends
however, which
give the final
previous—the week
able
are
7.5
—
$27,649,316,885
the week
as
bank
by
We
statement,
we
6th
Other/
covered
27.2%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $32,202,439,116 against $25,313,550,-
0.6
+
497,203,326
Cleveland
Baltimore
week
going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
last
2.6
—
993,010.000
Pittsburgh
the
issue of next week.
furnish them
Saturday
3.7
—
488,400,000
1
.
of
our
r
4.5
540,900,000
—
in
appear
{47
0.4
—
606,460,318
>
.%
—
1,341,000,000
1,012,265,226
*610.000,000
Francisco
San
,
City__
Louis
r
1962
$19,893,769,410
1,568,042,258
1,641,711,261
—
Boston
St.
1963
$19,806,575,632
___
—.
details
exact
at time of
we
the
and
foregoing will
cannot
weekly clearings will
loss for the week
a
Saturday,
Complete
the
(1575)
-
660. 171,152
2,405, 999,401
1,073, 133,339
—
1.8
'
-
14,791,458
51,586,04ft
43.5
50,755,894
24,644,278
26,374,02ft
+4574
38,1937200
37,2407200
+ 37.5
3,553,392
4,284,140
38.3
854,494,925
889,909,985
+ 31.7
+
>
48
(.1576)
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'
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-Month of
$
"
$
•
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"
Inc. or
1963
-Hew
i
*
'!
■
' f'
.
8+808.906.323
:
Northern
+
9.5
137,18+730
35,159,027
9.9
6.252,017.154
6,00+306.318
+
4.2
150.289,278
111,792,725
+ 34.4
145.067.518
135,313,906
7.2
3,224.788
3,322,242
2.9
2,57 + 753
174.253.670
17+557,833
+
1.6
+ 26.0
719.100.266.362
647.264.859.127
+
11.1
ITotal
+
8.0
1.338,672.968
+
3.9
240.327.382
321.206,253
+
6.0
2.0
4,854,638
4,137,752
36.8
12,372.16 + 498
12,382.326.559
+16.9
52,218,083
54.503,860
4.1
3.559.465.702
3.302,142.902
+
7.8
I 88.511,264
9.7
4,167,497,711
4,080,206,890
+
2.1
667,708,249,643
+
10.9
740,668,733,753
+ 25.5
.67,052.425,310
60,339,372
j
+
397,658.058
84,153,963,966
cities).
(10
'2,254,215,752
+390.379,258
3,101,572
+
70,53+505
-2,432.418.834
10.8
.
+
,
+
344.007,766
.
2+4
+
34,034,634
290.3
4,835,368
j
+99+734
17,957.900.835'
+18.4
+
232.11+214
"132.915.523
+
13,128.473,803
'
64.931.459,868
115,693,405
149,469,349
133,485.761
121,362,370
+
6.0
358,179.999
V
2.838,767,694
3.1
436,374,630
Jersey_J—
New
,
3,107.040.162
+
40.280.463
Jersey—Newark
Pew
,
10.4
+
147.229.157
TItica
,
+
|
28+849.069
Rochester
Syracuse
■
18.198.430
'
t + "
S
%
/
1
13.550,652
19,289,712
--
York
New
616,104.679
17.623.895
Elm Ira
Dec.
$
1960 -
1961
Inc. or
1962
*
/■
%
+
332,384,486
677,285,204
Buffalo
Jamestown
4
;
York—
1963
or
Dec. '/o
$
.
i
566,945,514
Inc.
1962
'
S
Dec. %
.
'
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-Week Ended Oct. 12
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
September—
1962
1963
Clearings at
Monday, October 21, 1963
. . .
+ 36.5
+ 20.0
68,789,353
106,*21,117
8+472,915
+
30.4
87,957,442
18,557,478,752
13,527,453,581
+ 37.2
12,871,537,227
2,174,899
1,936,451
+ 12.3
2,055,564
1,603,435
(aI ;
+
30,251,375
28,133,329
73,758.383
28,299,746
38,618,501
,
—.
—
—
.
—
—
—« —
72,440~176
f
82,644,846
12,894,568,89*
'
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*
\
''
+
/"
■
■
third Federal Reserve District —Philadelphia—
«-
i
<j£
i
^
6,992,901
Bethlehem
—14.1
8,144,190
8.804.061
Pennsylvania—Altoona
8,233,587
K;
<ai
;
a
(aI
34,021,825
+14.6
+
5.5
+ 14.1
+
13.3
31.933.337
Philadelphia
u
28.789.501
Du Bols.
•
Total
•
1.0
5,66lT230
l.ioirooo.ooo
861.000000
6.6
4,494/340
4,9067243
+ 28.3
6,060,353
989,000^000
966,0007000
—
5,449*907
5,365,467
+ 13.5
304
892,874
285 ,945,030
+
6.6
2,978,755
7,721,918
2,623.343
7,243,282
+
(>.6
7,538,208
7.114.193
10.9
21.8
28.9. 789,527
261. 704,720
+ 10.7
7,589,865
6,966,958
+
8.9
6,894,873
7,073,031
22,997,008
+
123 313,318
+
0.7
4.6
2.385,647
+ 11.7
19 ,231,380
+
+ 41.6
80 729,782
70 ,909,047
+ 13.8
+
26.4
1,260, 037,213
33.226,995
24.565,059
+
35.3
22,189,924
+
2.0
764, 098.513
4.9
16,527,486
10.809,051
+ 52.9
14,847,696
12,954,908
71,660,696
1,143, 838,309
728, 623,829
+ 10.2
73,083.452
;
1,054,63+175
1,032,539,598
20, 110.889
'
+
'
.
1,182.936,712
0.7
+
48,736,124,948
49,097,060,206
+ 13.4
4,794,326,728
5,438,683,204
cities)
(13
1,592,245
2,570,599
6,927,644
123,780,553
2,665,555
9,810,524
Jersey—Trenton
.
1,881,464
1,659,185
1,467,844
1,173,638
28.2
156,474,638
—
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
Hew
4.1
0.2
(a'
\
9~6
'
79 299,669
+ 21.4
28,771,229
35.035,599
York
,106,747
45,361 ,047,000
124 ,237,630
45,468 180,000
13.989.432
4,439.850,000
11,525,385
5,028,357.000
-
80 ,118,150
313
219 028,404
8.772,688
5.6
210 ,468,871
343 189,909
22,548.421
7,688.050
Lebanon
5.3
<a>
38.984.095
Scranton
+
,
(a)
23,779,922
Harrisburg
Lancaster
;
,608,346
72 ,285,889
64
68 ,044,723
76 345,385
6.9
+,
,
922,807,932
+
28.2
'
•/
\
"
-Cleveland—
Fourth Federal Reserve District-
'
■;
'''
''
C■
■+
■'.
!
68.505,571
57.158,491
+577,654,178
Cincinnati
■t
1,344.634,668
Ohio—Canton
■
17.3"
+
4.2
14.96+506
14.122,143
+
5.0
346,432,972
312,766,939
+
6.0
672,365,763
623,732,141
7.8
+
5.4
91,222,500
84,479,300
+
8.0
+ 16.1
27,648,715.736
26,082,681,669
+
13.8
3,580.588.600
3,397.549,100
+
8.9
12,718,036
199.012,351
+
10.3
71,043,203
67,370,822
2,612,382,892
25.625,284
372,328,200
23,527,414
7.508,946
6,808.657
Mansfield
65.958,792
,55.581,498
+ 18.7
608.232.132
575.09 + 811
+
5.8
14,600.855
63,298.524
56,819,200
+ 11.4
56+505.606
546,507,261
+
2.7
Youngstown
14,889,967
56.217,981
4.4
536,223.305
502.008,663
+
6.8
+
0.3
:
,
:
53,833,501
+
179.43+094
168.177,554
+
2,03+208.300
1,814,578,675
47,027,862
40.184,684
Kentucky—Lexington
29,255,576
29,326,838
"West
15,35+123
Newark
Toledo
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
K
Erie
*
Virginia—Wheeling—
Total
I
+ 583.635.675
1.579.036.568
18,446.998.632
18,267.196.967
+
+
9.6
+
11.3
13,335,845
+ 34.6
390,122.166
+
39H.492,342
5.7
0.2
284,472.620
260,710,244
+
9.1
135,134,251
155,690,760
0+
+
.
65,912,880,187
68,659,300,934
14.6
13,470,002
14,098,079
13,504,147
13.372.785
j
+0
412,216,018
—
15,368.942'
13,323.584
'
6.7
—
83,736,900
1
5.5
+"
17.0
+
14,727,994
6.9
+ 11.9
6,650,711,214
7,62+652,798
cities)—
(14
+
/'
,
291,149,403
588,773;116
82,835,600
+ 10.8
+
423.840.700
r
Hamilton
14,315,689
291.514.847
591.030.328
5.9
566.866,101
13,323,035,704
3,033.768.867
Cleveland
.Columbus
'+
590,527,842
13.987.289,278
+19.9
+
:
346.862,965
466,940,868
— —
.....
.
...
13.2
'•+
-v...
+
4.2
*
420.832,617
— —
'
* ■
l'_
-
—
+15.1
1,408.659,857
1,621,414,431
.—
1,426,788,111
1,405,028,798
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond25,617,797
+
+7
244 ,357,994
"'227 106,453
7.6
5,321,917
5.253,248
+
1.3
106.822,000
+
14.7
1,131 685,000
1,067, 893,000
6.0
29,881.000
27.247,090
+
9.7
25,341.000
22.259,000
1,237,264,529
1,113,883,813
272,027,658
250,752,249
+
8.5
277,577,950
13,550,897
10,577,539
+
28.1
12,422,985
281,973,233
10,867,097
390~8~6tf,788
301^579~121
+
29~6
354,858+07
361,07+975
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia-1—Ndrfolk
+
Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston
Frederick
:r
6.4
9.6
16,594 717,262
16.090, 510,461
3.1
7,918,548
+ 20.5
81 816,725
76 546.601
6.9
676,422.352
+ 14.5
6,926, 503,739
6,557, 048.848
5.6
181/22+641
181+95+02
+~0~.I
17+22+333
150,30+228
+
11.3
36,496,461.407
34,807,727,535
4.9
892,872,901
776,604,649
+ 15.0
850+59,255
833,107,122
Sixth Federal Reserve
10.3
+
3,655,975,690
4,068,058,612 '
-■
'
32,318,232
147,596.789
+
+405,188,691
+
8.5
38:523,058
36,814,600
+
4.6
35,873.811
612.057.622
+ 30.3
7,250.483,058
6,717.836.240
+
7.9
184.605,521
168.404,419
+
9.6
169,416,626
144,995,535
18.2
20,42 + 015,229
18,95+500,000
+
7.8
534,400,000
48+300.000
+ 11.0
461.700,000
451.100,000
9.8
11,233,264
+
12.4
8,505,216
9,767,686
+
*0/2
7,42+222
6.38+285
+,9.2
255,773,042
269,444,831
+
1,525.117,250
+
8.4
389,573,019
354,798,193
+
29.300,648
+
43.4
316,167,114
285,203,682
+ 10.9
Macon
35,716.583
28,975.411
+
23.3
308,609,535
276,764,767
+ 1+5
+ 16.1
12,366,723.266
1+541,558.489
7.1
300,455,200
25.0
+979.424,149
1.717,937,694
+
9.8
13,068,503.607
12,102.624,204
+
18.8
770.809,253
686,281,810
+ 12.3
+ 25.9
428.200,299
366,203,474
+
9,996,881
8,987,029
37,589,843
40,744,917
—
1,208.498,659
200,070,041
1,449.040.301
/__
.Tampa
1,319.98 + 855
69,559.461
—
Alabama—Birmingham
_
Mobile
Montgomery
'
+ 109,447,815
160.095,712
82.649,873
Florida—Jacksonville
'
+
'
41,185.551
5 + 842.519
—
+
,
—
+ 15.2
17.0
—
————— —
— —
8,968,791
275,189,685
'
— —
—
— — —
359,840,359
340.648,247
+"~5~6
328+4+538
30+83+334
17,139,182
+ 21.0
16,266,491
16.613,030
'
—
—
— —
'
—
■
1.9
38,643,000
+
2.4
348.112,000
354.741,000
93,682,681
Jackson
83.184,072
11,035,963
3,543,422
+ 12.6
832,910.318
793,160,727
+
5.0
20.0
113,985,669
107,924,381
+
5.6
+ 17.9
34,712,349
33,999,635
+
2.1
1,13+384
+057/767
8.0
324,398,000
287,218,000
8.0
+ 784.308,292
1,626,737,572
*4.000.000"
S.566.634
2+7~96\738
28,328,641
1+92+781
1+88+274
—
13,238,609
Meridian
~
4,176.500
Vicksburg
+
—
1,370,256.000
cities)
1,190,572,000
+ 15.1
12,363,355.000
,1+449,650,030
+
8,033,520,452
Louisiana—New Orleans-
■
20,734,477
V
8.0
+
4.:
39,554,000
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
(16
•
1,998.700.000
162,732,712
42,014,157
Augusta
Total
,
797.802,900
.
Columbus
*
'
District—Atlanta-
—
Georgia—Atlanta
t:
i
2,361,500,000
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
12.0
978 886,241
9,542,077
774,684.875
(8 cities)
Total
403, 269,360
1,041 146,028
11.1
1,733.030.243
:
;
Columbia—Washington
of
District
9,406 466,571
451 847,207
+ 14.7
+
100,886,777
1,581.740.432
115,737,435
—
Maryland—Baltimore
'
10,024 387,452
6.6
+ 15.3
42.683,971
49,200,959
'
Columbia
-
6,620,589
6,032,580
26,063,494
122,535,000
West
6,88+469,164
+16.7
72,517,79+115
67,145,372,987
+
+ 34.0
,180,013.576
153 178,942
20.4
32,846,856.000
30+27 116,000
—'
•;
——
—
•
—
——'-i1—
■
———
'
—
7.0
915,111
904,907
+ 12.9
246,821,000
259,163,179
+
9.7
i,531.138.057
1,497,526,019
+
12.2
4,192,891
4,004,941
-l~"+9
24765+522
22,30+185
7.5
14,9527977
12,42+141
+
.
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
■
.
c'.:-
Flint
—
Grand
21.363.949
15,947,761
3,690,244,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
3,066,242,000
.
47,525.173
+ 13.2
527,937,459
462 359.229
97,408.133
+17.1
929,069,602
884
20.490,126
18,367,132
+
11.6
175.542.433
179 ,172,316
6+446,692
54.583,589
+ 12.6
593.403.001
557 ,722,586
+
6.4
27.048,250
23,926,743
+13.0
234,395.360
223 ,366,437
+
4.9
—
+ 36.8
760.841.865
1,37+447,119
694 ,416,846
1,250 572,869
+
17.4
387.976.276
+ 17.9
4,291,106,937
4,038 054,543
+
47,165,309
+13.7
470. 864,538
+
19,28+796
16.240,396
+ 18.7
176, 374,632
+
58.754,432
52,15+958
+ 12.7
526, 374,259
+
+
2.1
812,699,590
—
Haute
7,187, 265,156
+
123,327,768
+
-
8+541.804
~~V
?
514,278.747
190,025,037
•
537,665,171
7,663,611,032
.
'
+ 11.9
r
+
9.6
,
Water town
13,76+783
5,442,963
4,607,756
+13.5
93.381,457
83, 239,284
14.0
111.033,253
104, 889.679
+
16, 087,516
+
.
Chicago
5,940.516,293
5,28+876,636
Decatur
43.657,087
5 + 120,783
59.650,167
64,034,692
5,730,640
17+76+293
+"+8
171,"77+954
17+33+701
6.6
17+93+875
46, 187,071
+ 17.9
5.9
•
11.765,036
9,983,525
+ 17.5
95,947,422
26,361,929
72,604,287
+
32.2
71,818.854
65,557,050
24,655,789
+
6.9
24,599,786
22.81+282
—
1.8
64,169,982
50, 979,657
6.6
153.014,764
158, 779,482
0.4
84,746.878
89, 165.910
5.0
2,362.212
12.5
54,136.747,481
52,426, 262,933
+
3.3
1,313,300,265
—14.6
383.990,183
355, 083,436
+
8.1
16.995.323
10.749.067
6.8
552,812,867
545, 484.435
+
1.3
14,105,690
14.019,423
16,158,229
10,916,774
16,728,777
,—
+
.
<
—
,
9,970,504
9,664,843
+ 10.7
349, 913,058
+ 25.9
—
—
3.6
:
1.848,254
1,00+313.952
+ 27.8
1.824.362
+ 30.8
+
+
—
.
.1,812,891
1,168,302.647
1,242,828,390
58.1
11,440.936
1+752,341
0.6
18,633,720
21,385,772
3+
15,857,718
13,451,391
8.5
10,415.969
9,923,638
69,848,111
—
67,248,853
+
3.9
626,708,650
610. 925.821
+
39.937.880
+
7.3
393,533,492
355, 881,929
+ 10.6
+
5.9
38,843,781
35, 846,091
+
8.4
5.6
1,883,369.492
1,517.887,602
+ 24.1
1,684,842,730
1,74+734,919
471,200,000
406,700.000
+ 15.9
390,600,000
407,400.000
209,124.803
3,810,820
4,035,322
V
Sterling
r-
y
(31
4,60+313
42.856,114
.
Springfield
873, 178,865
—
8,897,308
Rockford
11,20+869
+
+ 12.2
2,582, 395,483
857,470,606
+ 22.2
18,670,500
,
8,86+454
3,035,432,847
2.5
—
6.108,367'
7.463,320
17,437,574
46.252,303
387,387,110
+ 29.3
-
16,326,685
+ 17.1
+ 19.1
92,947,035
Bloomington
+7
+ 18.1
0.1
'+11.8
1.610,349
272,707.180
Illinois—Aurora
100
1.5
+
+
3,864,267
90,628.709
Rapids
9+73+000
1+027,414
14,001,048
+ 20.3
36,250,632
City
17,6~6+638
103,48~+666
7.7
8,851,193
4.523,713
Moines
17+1+369
+To7E
9.2
10.680,122
43,182,803
352,732,354
.
,+To75
742+000
110794+000
715,738,471
+ 800,302
-
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
17759+531
6.3
12,172.031
—
L
Bheboygan
19,"41+147
9.7
10,644,926
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Total
".72 ,846,299
+21.2
95,909,045
144,724,517
457,473,814
Wisconsin—Madi6on
,
-
53.644.689
Indianapolis
South Bend
Des
*11—
2.0
7.816,610
•
Sioux
5.1
—
70,117,876
9,475,326
+
+ 14.2
+
,020.606
—
Muskegon
Terre
8.0
+
53,800,654
/
Indiana—Fort Wayne
<
+ 17.5
114,102.409
~""I
Rapids
Jackson
Lansing
+
12,350,469,569
cities)
'
2.6
+
L
+ 15.3
111.879,087,482
105,988,005,908
+
+18.2
10,713,151,812
10.059,616
17,756.118.154
16.619.893.913
+
6.8
+11.9
265,696.301
235,684.321
+
12.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
2,022,294,526
Louis
Girardeau
Independence
Ken tuc k y—Lou is v ille
Tennessee—Memphis
Cape
Illinois—Jacksonville
1,71+212,828
29,918.534
26.742.658
.
'
•
(a)
(6
cities!
,
5,913,214
•
—
—
44.014,211
(a!
+091.870,335
939.505.190
+ 16.2
9.607.970.305
9.044,101,113
925.052.588
787.018.874
+ 17.5
7,986.056,513
7.306.344.934
3.837,761
.
4.049.989
^
5.2
14,323.826
7.0
145.161,444
4,088,306,773
3,488,766,579
17.2
35,795.667,925
+
—
•
-
1}
.
—
— ———
———
—'
—
+
6.2
245,761,976
218.37+193
+T2T5
+
9.3
272.477,076
22+393,849
+ 18.8
217,129.037
194,228,522
3,42+619
+~+2
3,42+426
3,63+617
+ 15:7
805,378,985
830,51+459
32,754,910
34.665.208
"+
*
15,333,029
Total
;
'
+
5.8
141.825,564
+
2.4
3,566,411
33,424,618,966
+
7.1
993,005,463
210,357,039
r.
^
„
857,897,66+
Volume
198
Number
6309
.
.
The Commercial
.
-Month of
1963
Clearings
at
and
Financial Chronicle
September-
-Jan.
1962
$
'
.
Inc.
;
,
,
(1577)
1 to Sept. 30-
1963
or
Dec. %
.
S
Rochester
Falls
'
344.503.016
21.909.147.417
10.7
20,862,641,389
17,108,635
+
5.9
+
2.5
8,339.528,238
5,391,020
+
1.7
52,227,606
A—_
3,349,066
•
■
12,076,675
14.946,316 ; v
19,437,836 A
13.201,897
Dakota—Aberdeen—
SiOUX Falls
Huron
<■
;
Montana—Billings.
■.
AAA- -A-A—LAAAy
(16 cities)—
"'A+
V.
28,949,808
"34.431,913
A'
4.2
+
1961
19t>0
$
or
Dec. %
V
€
+
6.9,
-
•
31,207,870
+
56,842,337
274,723,419
+
+
259.169.498 '
6.0
+.
7.5
306,850.507
284,832,774
+
8.0
665.709.130
646,381.044
+
+
I~9l8
189.6T2I906
197,628.793
+ 163
13.198,154
12,511.334
i
A
14,346,385
12,~33~9l558
A"
,
mm m. mm mm
mm
mm mm
"T-
A'V
III~""Ii
'
4,910,177
4,372,166
4,7661966'
+ 123
4.327,211
22.869.239
21,745.165
+
mm mm mm mm mm
—
A:,A 81245,323
5.2
+
8.3
33.550,597,441
32.010.420,871
+
4
c•
3.0
7.2
3,481,135,046
3,769,330,634
I
7.7
+
.+
4.8
.
207,887,527
'mm
—
8,4771200
?,
2I7
7,821.436
8,168.502
+~0l6
16.6131876
17.6771043
9.7
762,560.246
746,004,218
—
•'
2,665,553
;
495.655,303
3.8
'+'
•
10.036.028
520,918.140
8.3
■
'A
54,776,261
-
9.628.768
6.3
'
r'
8.6
+
1.4
+
■
15.0
AA
160,762,284
+
•
■;
4.6
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463,695,463
-
f
mimtmmmmmmmmmmrn'+m
249,102,910 A""
1.9
+
+
104.106,183'
114.255,597
502.348,218
12.1
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434,577,341
A-
10,188,567
552,572,710
1
0.1
174.520,322
+11-5
+
4.6
+
+
131,400.086
A-
4.2
587,609,111
71.998.746
2,856,424
.1—T_—
A. .A
4,862.359
37,001,500
77,793.020 V--AA;'
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Lewiston
'
13.9
+
+■
•
10,334,153
5.0
174,761.790
,
108.843,007
V
0.7
52,152,081
442,748,777
+13.2
55,948,798
32,442,364
_A.
__
"1
3.4
+
.+"
8.000.853,115
v
/.
33,350,550
+13.4
—
17,064,594
•A
;
5,422,134
.
_•
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Falls
I
A
58,297,460
-
2.6
—
'43,876,395
-
182.730.588
;
~
11,660.574
'
'
3,438,110
4
49,745,461
Minot
Total
+
346.758.000
,
910,888,941
Forks-
Helena
4.6'
+
18,124,445
II
Dakota—Fargo
Great
1
933,794,516
_
.
Grand
South
37,642,696
2,221,588,906
5,481,136
__
Paul
Fergus
Inc.
$
>
39,371,051
2,459,607.331
—
Minneapolis
North
S
I
Minnesota—Duluth
Winona
1962
1963
Dec. %
Ninth Federal Reserve District-Minneapolis
St.
-Week Bided Oct. 12Inc. or
1962
S
v
49
^
A
■I
■
'I
'
'
19,430,219
19,3131120
>
A'. A A
*—
893,978,278
' A'-
'vA-
3
+
815,150,848
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
City-
5,395.898
5,352,396
44,684,184
50.136,916
„
0.8
50.050.283
10.9
474,1761072
A': '+
4.4
8,126.872,896
+
4.6
60.762,428
4.2
18.221,578
''+
+
53
+
47.546,147
5.5
1,684.091
'
Hastings—
Lincoln
AA-
—
A—A
Omaha.
+
—
.
Kansas—Manhattan
;
'
-
838,243,306
6.887,965"
1,895,871
991,301
1,979,372
—
A,
449,285,948
+
-
55,117,205
•
;
18,756,647
4.1
+
7,809,762,025
'
10.2
60.937,381
+
9.5
611,582,841
570.772,281
153,462,023
130.249,337
+
17.8
1,446.912,848
1,361,282,715
6,560,438
5.587,446
+
17.4
60,952,124
55,142,598
2,341,547,044
2,124.759.333
+
10.2
21,217,337,717
54,592,919
+
10.2
563,759,594
549,627,654
+
3,344.394
+
8.1
25.963,748
+
292.328,994
+
4.2
25,275,152
2,823,109,849
+
11.6
—
Kansas City
;
:—
St. Joseph
■V,
i
A
'
v
304,703,763
...
—
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
38,415,631
Denver
34,429,310
1,133,576,733
.
Total
r'
3,615.322
Oklahoma—Tulsa
.
A
60.163,884
A
Carthage
(14 cities).
1,319.196
1,101,086
1,114,128)
0.7
10,370.959
9.834.977
3.8
190.167,844
182.984,179
+ 35.8
'
1,000,502,646 '
5.042.775,145
A
A 329.835,713
.+13.3
4.609.331,715
A
"v7.';//
-7'
316,788.615
16,243,015
,
4791565,560
14,619.094
13,940,937
81947,549
87141,308
+
9.9
8.402.408
841.880,017
817.395,335
+
3.0
766,342.819
s A.
3.3
.+
490l7~05.786
.9.6
:. f
,
•
4.1
+
18.020.758
33,704,545
+
14,816,619
1
2.3
+
17,063,820
32,608.538
+~~5.4
513ll28,723
54ll039,95~7
'«
1.7
6.5
+ 10.4
—
32,316,718
•
,7
2.6
.
—
19l669,9~5~4
18,392,474
: 35,684.832
'
3.1
+
9,603,387,304
9.923,282,243 A
3.2
9.4
+
7.1
6.3
+ 10.5
'
217,498,453
*■
•
+
:
20,573,142,624 ;
2,757.013,390
209,240,520
—
*
+
•
9,724,692
2.9
v—
66,728,843
A
Missouri—Joplin
"
858.947
9,656,278
.
—
7,201,564
—
Parsons A
Wichita
1.303.284
+ 15.4
1,239,921
'
mm'mmmm:
874,843,947
,
i
•/
45.666,453,475
,
44,258.996,764
7,763.837'
748,248,117
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
88.974.328
72,445,766
+ 22.8
763,545,330
665,743,872
Beaumont
24.930,573
23,594,722
+
5.7
229.574,267
241.552,398
3.025.572,758
2,531,548,156
+
19.5
26,700,933,313
24.498,093,181
261,110,065
A
9.1
+
6.9
.
Dallas
El
7i-___-_——__-
Paso
Worth—
Galveston •
Houston
"A
—.__
-
Ft.
284.824.599 ■'
:
187,786,483
„A
2,365,956,977
7,375,634
Falls
24.733.603
—
Texarkana
0.8
70.379,626
241,872,185
+
+ 20.3
119,345.075
545,736,749.
5,193.342,158
17.7
+
54,327,406,400
4,970,GOO
:
14,964.131
5341322.177
493l2~3~4~,l2d
45ll51.788
44l3~3~3~,962
5,972.000
4.627,000
61100.957
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—
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['
2.1
v;-~
+
0.1
•
+
14.7
5l505."l5i
14.684.199
777,857,832
+""6.1'
15~175,866
t- co
;+•
5,841,~3~63
1.0
—
50,389,582,971 ;
,
461482.417
6,428,000
7.8
—
551,436,618
'
0.2
+
104,091,471
+'19.6
+20.8
437553,024
A;
17.267,986
+10.9
0.4
+
241.711.265
—
18,237.054
5681807.006
A
4.7
+
71,860,857
9.5
+
.
19,374.293.352
12.216.045
6.111,796.955
-A A'
20,884.853.004
52,941,406
V
63,310,364
cities)—-
(11
•
1
220.671,000
20,233.720
6877117,526
A
5.0
9.0
+
1.812,125.576
221,015,000
17.5
+
+14.7
—
2,608,003,381'
A
1,819,286,346
.
22,596,456
14,692,238
_
Louisiana—Shreveport
2,730.865.505
+ 16.2
2,013,459.863
Port /Arthur
Total
20,393,000
'
7,319.032
•_
Wichita
175,661,045
23.691,000
—-—.
•
659,177.494
+
'
'
~3.2
15l0~5"5.844
lil6"8~5~,355
+18.0
623,870.752
580,502,501
—
'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District--San Francisco—
A
.....
■
'
*10,000,000
Washington— Bellingham
),y 9,778,588
2.3
87,154.383
78,305.549
+
9.4
10,262.124,173
yA 9,696,147,327
31,908,159
29,215,793
+
9.2
283,855,631
58,408,677
+
8.3
601,798.782
604,706,633
32,055.397
Yakima
—
Oregon—Eugene
30,698.894
+
4.4
A'- 291,889.097
260.707,630
+ 12.0
+17.3
11.024,116,771
;
:
,
1.296,132,916
i—
-
Utah—Ogden
1405,059,913
,
Arizona—Phoenix
412.024,669
357,656,507
40,004,718
Beach
Modesto
67,303.506
—
_
_
;
-
4,995,980,622
4.116,853,789
3,675,670,051
476.722,681
495,343.337
2857429,699
—29.3
'
265,460.364
A'
+
+
7.4
Jose—_j.__
9.6
—
-24.564.173
r
436,952,093
493.565,207
■'
■
./
-
A
Total
Grand
Outside
173,219,722
—
9.2
New
'
certifies
the
of
the
+
—38.5
26,583,811
12,611,569
—17.4
14,108,433
6.5
803,649,890
691,051", 152
49,026,468
42,846,240
•A
900.936,420
of
Section
We
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
OCTOBER
6.4
40.011,247
+
6.1
16,323,699
3.7
16,842,068
5.6
1,690,847,041
1,601,086,745
+
8.2
.+
5.2
10.5
74,734,468.182
70,769,766.171
+ 19.9
1,366.137,622,714
1,262,317,138,220
+ 13.6
647,037,356.352
615,052,279,093
-
522
of
11,
FEDERAL
1963
TO
Tariff
of
Act
46,022,746-,
Noon
Unit
Buying
for
.
32,202,439,116
for
BANK
17,
-
,
Cable
TO
1963,
the different
on
passed.
A
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
OF
Canada, dollar——
Ceylon, rupee
—:
Denmark,
:
—:
T
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
.
+
5.6
17,850.870
1,541,882,348
,
+ 16.9/
1,379,522,210
24,752,167,317
24.600,971,153
12,380,005.819
A+ 27.2
12,218,644,594
Thursday
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
$
A
2.229322
.0386937''
s
.00679924
.00677159
2.229179
.0387000
statement
condition
The
banks
of
Federal
the
the
ended
Oct.
following
9:
of
weekly
Reserve
principal
of
Decreases
reporting
System
member
in leading cities
changes
for
$1,173 million
the
in
week
loans ad¬
; 2.229163
holdings
of U.
Federal
$415
million
in
reserves
with
million
in
demand
deposits
S.
Government
loans
industrial
and
Reserve
adjusted,
million in U. S. Government demand
Commercial
.0386625
•.03866687
in
million
$281
securities,- $242 million in balances with domestic banks,
$133
Wednesday
.00682343
2.229083
,
in
$
,.00678388
2.229223
.0200150
.0200100
;
.927395
—
"
v
.144720
;
(Metropolitan*, new franc_
Germany, deutsche mark——
India, rupee-,.-,—___ 1
,
+
'
.0200153
.0200150
.0200100
.927656
.927656
'
'•
.203866
'
.251318
A
.210075
.144718
.144703 A
.310566
.204000
.
.251362
.209585A
/
.251404
.251406
"
.209610
A
2.797800
.209590
'
.'.204018
-
"
.
.209590f
~
2.797675
2.797500
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.00275583
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.
-
.00160560
2.797620
.00160600
.00275950
2.797600
i
.00160625
.00160625
/
.00275966
.00276133
.00276166
.327033
.327066
loans
increased
dealers
.144700
.310566
.204000'
,
.251381
.209590
'
"
during
these
.210075
.310566
.204025
•
.210075
.144725
'
A"'",
the
million;
$24
.927718
-
.310566
'
.310566
France
.927500
>
.2100751
2.10075"
krone-—
Finland, markka
__
11.317.669
16.897,442
Banks,
and
$2,160
deposits.
decreased
net
a
of
'
1
Ireland,. pound—
Italy; lira
—a
Japan, yen__*.
13,526.900
INCLUSIVE
Oct. 15
$
.0387000
__
••
12,185.077,088
shows
TREASURY
Tuesday
Oct. 14
.00674066
-
.
Transfers
Monday
S
pound—
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc—.
-
6.3
—13.6
,25,313,550,891
14,244.532,281
'
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the week just
RESERVE
OCTOBER
Rate
Friday
peso.
+
16ll~14",G73
\
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the buying rate for cable transfers
record
a
BY
the
Oct. 11
Argentina,
—13.1
19,482,373
+
+
15,351,903
+
-
justed,
Australia;
845,550,823
^Estimated.
Secretary of the Treasury
Country and Monetary
26,845,989
25,210,473
10,412,253
'
63,179,265,773
world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
628.677,757
7,429,304,496
requirements
daily to the
countries
574,642,838
651,752,317
•—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
v
to
609,735,693
5.8
71.762/407,291
York——
1181532,922
15,512,906
7.1
5.6
+
1.773,552,994
2.5
128,110,725.641
(a ) Clearings operations discontinued.
Pursuant
1.659,214,727
+
•/'+
8.209,080,678
t( 170 cities)^
— —
■
35,294,482.770
66.030,076
"
153,571,313,614
cities)———
total
m.
/
268.061,926
''37,288,176,365
—
51.840.225
53.126,276
69.861,875
(17
mmmm+m~.m~
112,105.213
13.7
6.5
—
531,372.156
ia)
11.8
+
/
408,768,520
6.5
—
3,658,595,314
157,266,918
—•
Barbara—:
Santa
+
_
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San
124,556.469
'
ia>
Stockton
238,700,687
'Immmmmmmm
'
141,632,863
16.0
1.006,848,264
846,159,406
7,227,375
243lo"l~7~,856
+"~9.4
:
1.0
1
209,034,633
7.886.065
3.8
+
2601998,031
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3.8
/
.
255.030.270
5.0
+
7,324,237
-
v+ 12.0
15.1
—
46,653,244
4,091,173,980
Francisco
.
46,319.275
Riverside
San
268,206.709
5,364,373,931
243,978,121
'
+ 11.3
9,906,104,727
0.4
+
95,162,389
42,159.941
43.305,640
-
Pasadena
7,602,631'
+15.2
47,116,430
Long
2.6
+
256,143.255
13.4
—
523,017,087
California—Berkeley
276,749,133'
/
y
5.8
'
30,639,077
.
593.062,750
Lake
+ 11.3
'.'+
~
30,515,989
—
City
Salt
A
0.5
:
1,175,900,172
;
Portland
+'
1,075,329.412
63,277,772
Seattle
comparable week
$4 million.
securities
year
ago
Loans to brokers and
purchasing or carrying U.
decreased $655 million, and
for
a
S. Government
their loans for
purchasing or carrying "other" securities decreased $143
million.
Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
tions decreased $367 million and loans to "other"' nonbank financial institutions decreased $4 million, as com¬
'
..Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, peso_r__
Netherlands,
dollar—^
-a
.0800560
.
guilder'-A---'
Zealand, pound——
Norway, krone-:
a
o.:
~
.0800560
.0800560
.277409
2.769301
,
.
,
.277362
-
.277354
2.770099
2.769920
.327066
.0800560
.
,
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2.769900
.139700
A—A+
Sweden, krona_;
Switzerland, franc—
South
:
I
L
.139700
.139703
.0348625
.0348500
.0348500
.0166645
.0166645
.0166645
.0166645
.192500
.192500
.192475
.192475
.139700
.192475
.231700
.231725
.231725
.231725
.231725
1.393611
1:393524
1.393584
1.393673
1.393574
sterling—.
2.797675
2.797500
2.797620
2.797800
2.797600
__
pared with
$17
a
million,
1962.
Real
decrease of $143 million and an increase of
respectively, during the similar week in
loans increased $30 million.
"Other"
estate
.0348500
.0166645
rand—
Africa,
pound
:
+
.139718
.0348812
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.United Kingdom,
2.769975.
7'
.327066
.277508
New
.Republic'of
.326866
,
'
loan's decreased $49 million. A
All
weekly
bills
,
,
categories of U. S. Government securities held by
banks decreased: Treasury,
million; Treasury certificates
million; and the combined total of
reporting
member
decreased-by
decreased
by
$5
$184
'
i
v--"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1578)
50
.
.
'
bonds decreased
"Other" securities decreased $107 mil-
and U. S. Government
Treasury notes
by $92 million.
Paper
Ritter
Finance
1
in
Ndw York City, but they increased $186 million in the
Sail Francisco District and $89 million in the Chicago
District.
Savings deposits increased, $83 million and
"other", time deposits of individuals, partnershps, and
corporations increased $49 million.
'
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
adjusted decreased $412 million
Loans to
rowings from others increased $390 million.
6%
due
loans
Loans
and
1481
Materials
Wisconsin
514%
Public
first
Loans
adjusted 1—
Commercial
loans—i
+
9,079
—1,173
r—
24
+
2,036
+
22
+
172
1,499
——
for
;U.
/
securities
Government
S.
securities
C Other
497
—
+
1,666
Sales
3,465
to
Real
:
2,105
banks
securities—total
commercial
domestic
to
U. <S.
Government
Treasury bills _:
Treasury certificate of
to
5
years—
5 years—
securities
:
with
Balances
Other
banks
domestic
assets—net
—
Nov
1964
f.
first
series
1,
May
1981
+
in
•Announced
this
States
U.
and
Domestic
+
1279
—3,904
.
+
715
65,605
4.433
4.069
>.
+
469
r.l
'
4
.
(In millions of dollars)
>
,r
'58
Commercial
ASSETS—
49
12.221
596
*
53
'
3
—
insts.,
39
'540
etc.—
1.077
banks
■
Redemption
and savings deposits—total
—.
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
+
149
.
+
8,429
-
37.425
+
83
12.062
—
+•:
49
;
fund
—
Oct. 9,
for F.
3,914
__
3r
—
+
3
—.
218
_____J——r,___
official
From
Bought
Held
U.
outright
S.
'
726
Government
1
'+
4
—
;
10
—
407
+
others
+
490
CAPITAL
390/
+
107;
+
ACCOUNTS..'
Held
+
13
+
of
loans
of
valuation
t Includes
all
individual
banks
items
loan
and
deduc¬
after
shown
are
*
Includes
time
1! October
revised.
2
of
S.
U.
Government
savings
v
S.
Govt,
+
including
list
a
those
called
of
items
in
of
process
premises
redemption
bonds,
for
sinking
under
The date indicates the
called
Class
Lomart
300
+
2,142
266
+
78
566
+
Long
Los
2,220
372
+
2,467
1,453
+
304
—
32.866
collection
(1,529)
—
6,618
+
104
_
+'
420
:
+
1
fund
assets
_______
(1,947)
B
Life
the
current
volume
4
55,596
(418)
deposits
and
;
918
account
8%
Port
Concession
>
Corp.—
gold debentures and 3%
'
,
Other
!_
(*)
£
Oct
4,973
82
MSL
537
+
422
i
(increased )___^_,
of
3
1,148
+
Cascade
Natural
Gas
Corp.
$0.55
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4 % %
4%%
(J.
Gas
System,
debentures
W.)
cumul.
pfd.
debs, due Nov.
1
+
~~59
—
25
+
+
83
certificate
and
F.
R.
series
K
Paints,
46
.
55,596
secured
Nov
+
1,090
+
1,913
30.9%
—2.0%
—0.1%
>/'>___
105
+
37
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
"Less
-
than
44:-,
$500,000.
in
made
process.
the
consolidat¬
v~
.
:4;r
.
'
4
Ltd.
Ltd.,
—Nov
of
ment
pfd.
5y2%
Gas
first
5%%
subord. debs,
debs,
due
Nov.
Light Co.—
mtge.
20-year debs, due
Moore-McCormack Lines,
S.
Govt.
Insured
Northern Natural
1,
debs,
1438
1
1
1439
1
■
1278
-
/
1985_
Nov
i.
15
*
Corp.—
1981_
Nov
^
15
*
Marine
&
2y2%
less
British
4%
preferred
Tea
3% %
•
Co.,
Bonds
Nov
iNov
1
*
1
1328
Co.—
Nov.
1,
1978;
4%%.
debentures
due
Nov.
1,
334%
1979;
due
and
Nov.
/
B
1
1328
_Nov
1
1440
Stock
,
0
-
2-
1
1
10-15
12-13
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1-15
12-31
113%c
1-15
12-31
15c
A
10-31
10-18
17 y2c
10-28
9-27
r
—L
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4
Power,
L-t
.
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States
Plywood
McGraw-Hill
Class
A
approval
to
;
1
35c
12-10
11-12
of
75c
10c
12-10
11-12
of
10-21
10-
5
:
•
" S,i2-26
0
-
•
V
10-10
■
12'-13
12-13
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
11-
$1.29
$1.24
$1.11
$1.04
11 V-iC
19c
20c
1
10-11
10-11
11-1
11-
1
10-8
11-
1
10-19
11-15
10-25
11-
10-15
1
10-25
10-15
11-15
10-18
10-31
10-16
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1-30
12-16
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10-18
10-30
10-14
10-
7
10-
7
1
10-31
10-17
10-31
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10-30
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11-
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8
11-25
11-
8
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12- 2
'
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—
9
10c
6c
10-28
9-30
11-18
10-18
5%
10-31
10-1
15c
10-21
10-11
93%c
10-31
10-10
Co.—
,
(quar.)__—_
10-24
25c
:—
10-14
10-24
10-14
11-
1
10-15
11-
25c
135c
12%c
1
10-10
12-23
—_
12-
3
12-
6
12-
6
10-21
$15
of ctfs)
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Corp.
B
9-21
'
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>
(quar.)
:
1-
4%
:
Co.—
class
& Co.
A
(quar.)___
' r,
12-20
.
'
12-10
10-31
10-31
10-17
10-17
11-
25c
iy»c
20c
(increased)-
1
.
—15c
Inc.,
1
1-
25c
———
:
(quar.)
(Arthur G.)
10-18
1
(a payment
quarterly plus 25c partial payment
Industries, Inc., $3 pfd.
Securities
investment
$1
—:
(quar.)___-
Mfg.
McQuay-Norris
Medical
-
1
12-31
—
arrears)
Class
McKee
McLean
(■;
11-
12-31
10-
income)_
(quar.)
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger
1
10-11
i-.ij.-p ■
12-31
of
(quar.)
(annual)
70c
-
12-31
.
Co.
Ltd.
dividend
Stock
10-
dep. receipts)
'
6
9-30
11-15
———
Corp.
Stockholde-s approve
10-
1%
.
11-
1
1
—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
10-28
dividend
1
11-
(Above payment paid on surrender
10-22
___!
6
12-
1
four
'
10-22
'
,
(Amer.
&
Grain,
25c
(quar.)
Paper
Electric
each
for
investment
net
Coke
(Oscar)
:
r~
11-
Trust—
Hegeler Zinc
&
7%C
__
1
20c
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)
&
i__
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-17
12-
12-
—.
Corporation (quar.)
(3-for-2
stock
spilt)
1
McCloud
River
Lumber
(liquidating)
1-17
11-
13c
;
Kalamazoo
Mayer
10-18
:_
1
10-31
11-
!
from
2%C
class
Sutherland Paper
Kansai
J.'"'->
12-12
1
(quar.)
Manufacturing
10-10
11-
115c
Inc.,
Class
'
12-26
10c
Josten's,
Joy
1
10-18
10-
$1.50
$1.12%
30c
17c
20c
50c
$1.19
$1.11
—<
dividend
McCa.be
93 %c
Extra
45/a%
1983
subject
Investors
Extra
1-10
11-
11- '1
10-15
15c
share
Department Stores—
3%%
preferred 1959 series
10-15
$1
2-17
3-10
May
10-21
(quar.)__
common
Hill's, Inc. (quar.)_.
Logan, Inc. (quar.)
.
Nov
.,
(quar.)
Inc.
(one
held,
Coal
1-31
93 %c
!
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
Payable of Rec
Maust
10-31
40c
_____
6%
KVP
debs,
1
(quar.).l
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-17
11-15
Tax
(quar.)—
quar.)
(initial
McLennan,
Corp.
11-15
1
(quar.)
common
11-15
3-10
-
—
pfd.
6%
McCall
preferred
preferred
Jiffy Steak
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
Holders
Light^- '
Central Power &
12-10
12-10
11-
:
5c
—
10-15
pay-
Income
'
dividend
20c
(quar.
1
11- 4
11-14
$1
$1.06y4
J
5%
*"t$1.25
Electric, 4.76% pfd. (quar.)—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
.-_
Massachusetts
Indemnity & Life Insurance
Company
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)__
Co.
10-15
10-
12-2
8c
25c
15c
15c
5c
:_
(interim
Supermarkets
Maryland Fine & Specialty Wire,
$1 preferred
(s-a)
''
Construction
(Andrew)
1
Gas
due
5Ya%
debs, due Nov. 1,
debentures due Nov. 1, 1977
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
•
Company
Jonathan
Inc.—
Merchant
Jersey
Jewel
and
Share
Quarterly
953
.Nov
1975
Jergens
1327
Nov
1,
1
.
1976;
5V*%
15
1
5% SS Argentina series due Nov. 1, 1978
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
434% debentures due Nov. 1, 1981__
4%%
1
Dec
1968
1987
first mtge. bonds due
5%
due May
1,
'
bonds due
Mississippi River Transmission
U.
Name of
Jefferson
Nov
bonds due 1977
Nov
Inc. 2%% debs, due Nov. 1, 1972—Nov
Co., Inc.—
convertible
Co.
Milwaukee
4s,8%
1325,
1'
Marine—
Marsh
Stock
Continued from page 13
When
10-15
1
10-21
17%c
(quar.)_
receipts
Corporation,
preferred
Masco
Per
1111-
1
,
basis)___
___.—>
383/4%)
(Quarterly
DIVIDENDS
1232
1
10-10
10c
32y2c
50c
—______
(quar.)
5%
deposit
Massachusetts
V
1983
10-31
11-1
'
Maremont
Mattiessen
1
pipe line
Magnin
5%%
•_
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
International
shares
1
Macy & Co.,
(Joseph)
Martin
_L_
Jv
Mines
Corp.
American
Marsh
■/_
liability ,on acceptances
foreign correspondents
1232
Nov
first mortgage bonds due May 1; 1972—
5%% secured conv. debs, due 1971
6J/2%
.__
quarterly
a
on
Industries
4j/2%
for
1324
1977
Home Oil Co. Ltd.
(R. H.)
—
Inc.—
(increased
Corppration
Marconi
11
+
liabilities
note
j
Figures in
Gage Ltd.—
6^4%
2
(quar.)
(quar.)______!
(now
Gold
Mailman
to
reserves
>
due
'
(quar.)_
stockholders)
stock
1,
Inc.-,-
11-15
9c
(R. H.) & Co., 4% pfd. B (quar.)__
41/2%
preferred A (quar.)—
Magin (Joseph) Co. (stock dividend)
1,831
*
31
12-13
10-18
18c
Macy
Page
1
10-18
Light—
Majestic Specialties Inc. (quar.)
accounts
gold
deposit
1436
16
10-21,
11-15
11-
_.
Gas Co. (quar.)
Financial Corp.
:
Macoid
+
+
487
(1,947)
ing
Date
7
11-26
2IV2C
(quar.)
Industries—
2
87
+
—
Power
& Paper Co., Ltd.—
first mtge. series C bonds due Nov. 15. 1977—Nov
Allied Stores Corp. 4%%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1963
...Nov
B. C. Sugar Refinery Ltd. 5%
pfd. stock—
:
Oct
10-10
12-10
$93c
(Canada)
Breweries
Inc.
(quar.)_
common
Stock
6V4%
Columbia
.___—
Monthly
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
9
1.5c
.
___^
Co.
Extra
Abitibi
5
12'/2c
(incr.-quar.)
A
preferred ^(quar.)
Incerased
Macco
—
54,092
2
in
capital
Ratio
Page
28
11-26
5%.
J10c
1:5c
(quar.!__
preferred
Lytton
109
—
934
Contingent
'
12-
2V2%
—
Lynchburg
+ 1,041
17,965
(1,529)
___ __
dividends
accrued
&
Lager
59
—
31
+
439
+
.
8
—
213
Power
Companies
of
'
gold bonds____
PARTIAL
4_;
Massachusetts
Date
11-26
808
—
14
+
147
<•)'
___
50
—
_!
Co.
preferred
Lucky
Lucky
+1,943
ACCOUNTS—
paid
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
Drug
Stores
/
:
Devices
Lowe's'
+ 1,913
- 22
+
16,687
_•
availability cash items.'
purch.
OF
(s-a»
preferred
4.16%
287
—
+ 1,090
31,072 ^ ?; +
Surplus
given in the Chronicle.
were
(quar.)!.'.
'.
4.44%
'
reserves
combined
NOTICE
11-
50c
50c
$1.10
$1.10
(quar.)__
dividend)
(stock
Lighting
Island
4.96%
:
.
bank
liabs.
Capital
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
betterman
betterman
Insurance
Angeles
New
notes—_'.
Reserve
CAPITAL
notes,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
10-10
11-30
12- 5
Co.
Perfected
Luminall
Other
provisions.
(resumed)
Ltd., cl.
(incr.-quar.) 2.
Louisiana
2
<—.
22
last date for mak¬
or
10-15
1
10-31
'6Qc
25c
(stock-dividend)
Ltd.
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Deferred
redemption,
10-21
10-18
11-
1V2 %
70c
12V2C
(initial)
Inc.
Companies,
91
assets
Member
corporate
stock
11- 1,
11-1
15c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
(quar.)_.
stock (quar.)
iM.)
Loblaw
,
common
Insurance
Trust
gtd.
gtd.
Oil
407
—
4%
4%
Industries
+
32,413
(1,947)
found
10-15
1
15c
(quar.)
Loeb
474
1,170
Fund Notices
be
Life
RR.
+
—
Co.
Miami
5.16%
Total
and
10-15
25%
1
Temco-Vought,
Macassa
will
shares
Livingston
+
78
securities,
.
preferred
12-12
1
split of the
Printing Co.—
(stock
dividend)
Original
Original
300
—
32,335
securities
and
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other ■_>
Below
11-
2
10-31
6%
(quar.)______
five-for-four
a
Rochester
4,538
outright___
repurchase agreement
Deposits:
Redemption Calls and Sinking
voted
National
13,993
bought
U.
Total
■'
,
1
1-
11-
15c
class A
clears all arrearage
payment
Special
Special
gross.
postal
and
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Little
79
235
+
10,712
•_
under
Other
demand
deposits
separately.
shown
Co.
Corp.
2
—
3,092
_
I
loans
Cash
deposits except those of U. S. Government
and domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
not
Products
2
6
.■
Total
709
commercial
domestic
to
reserves;
12-
12-31
Salt
Litton
_
Total
Bank
1 Exclusive
tion
10-18
5c
Stores
Extra
617
14,177
______
_
11-26
67y2c
(increased-quar.)
Corp., 4V2% preferred
Liquidotneter
690
+
5,848
__
7
5
10-31
12-
10-15
London
106
2,937
liabilities
10-
10-31
11- 1
12-13
11-1
Ling
securities:
"___
Total
2
+
9-13
10-15
10-21
11-8
Lincoln
120
—
194
agreement
Bonds
913
—
10-25
10-22
12- 2
.3'..
261
8
10-10
Lincoln
_6io
40
Notes
24
—-
_j_
160
Banks
Reserve
8
8
1-
10-
Lincoln
1962
5
—
288
(418)
.
__.
repurchase
Bills
+
14-
1-15
10-25
'
under
'
119
._
-
Federal
From
Other
23/
2.977
etc
banks
Commercial
Borrowings:
insts.,
10-15
1-15
4-15
10-25
10-25
common
.___
Foreign:
Governments,
10-30
20c
common
+
15,300
advances."——
and
Certificates
+
11-5
3VAc
30c
25c
9c
$1.12l/2
Co.,
&
Casualty Insurance Co.
(Tenn.)—
Quarterly
Lightcraft-General
(Calif.)
(quar.)
or
—
1,332
notes—
R.
—___f,
Discounts
3.415
'
11-20
2%
'__
;—'
Northrop
Directors
Oct. 17,
1963
13,968
—
gold certificate reserves
3.367
+
+
'
.12-16
10c
—
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.)
Liberty Loan Corp.—
Bought outright—
Savings deposits
Other time deposits.___j.__
____"'
Sjtates and political subdivisions—
1
2
Life
Increase ( + )
1963
,
account
Cash
101
+
11-
(quar.)__—
&
Link-Belt
16
+
49
—
56,860
Time
interbank
+
2
+
'
certificate
Acceptances:
'
official
12-16
1-
%21\'ac
J31V4C
__
Common
Gold
Total
____________—
savings
Foreign:
Governments,
Co.
Lestoil
799
—2,160
1-15
2
pfd. class A and class B (quar.)
Coal & Naviation Co
...—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)_:
-
,
Oct. 16,
274
1,113
■
—
1
•
375
+
%
(quar.)—
pfd.
5%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
746
10-15
1-
t50c
—
6V4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Above
interbank:
Domestic
1
issue.
10,825
21
133/
91.333
—;
Mutual
.
Nov
Stock
79
—3,506
61,752
>____
———
& corporations
subdivisions—
political
Commercial
1370
Consolidated Statement of Condition
.
Government.:
S.
31
pfd. (initial)
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Leece-Neville
Decrease (—) Since
partnerships
Oil
$1.25
,
186
11-12
X
2-
133/4c
(quai;.)
preferred
Portland Cement,
Lehigh Press
255
+
'
—
^—
Lehigh
4,021
.
—
'
(quar.)__
Laurentide, Financial,
_
1
1-
Co—
A
Ontario
Landa
due. March 1,
f. series D bonds due
due
Electric
series
5y2%
Lake
1482
.Oct
debs
10-10
12-
27%c
27"/2C
$1-25
12'/2c
4%
5%
22c
10c
27V2C,
$1.50
$1.75
10c
—
(quar.).—
common
preferred
1328
1,596
+
:■
+
T
■'
1st
Leeds
subord.
10-21
11- 1
3%
__———
Company,
6%.
Kuhlman
Corp.—
conv.
11-12,
11-14
*
C bonds
mtge. s.
11-14
-
_!__
Leslie
28
5.459
deposits
Individuals,
1327
1
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Krylon, Inc.
(quar.) .j
Corp.—
s.
class
and
7%.
'
242
—'
171,315
adjusted t__
deposits—total §
Demand
4
'
LIABILITIES—
Demand
1439
2
'I
.
& VogtV Mfg.
(quar.)_—
Corporation (quar.)_!_.
Kroger
Nov
'
612
■—
.
107
1.688
—l
$4,375
&
3,121
—
415
—
2.948
,
assets/liabilities..
Total
5
75
'—.
12.401'
—
Knape
Kostin
1967——.
1,
4% %
1,139
T-
12
—.'
7,232
'
Currency and coin—
1,
15
~
4
common
on
(quar.)
Leriier
V"
—
19,144
—
due April
debs-
Nov
1438
25
,4
preferred (s-a)
—
r
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)
—
Kingwood Oil Co. (stock dividend).:—_—__
Klein (S.j Department Stores (stock div.)__
151
—
V,5
2,763
—
with Federal Reserve Banks
Reserves
1233
1969— .Oct
1,
(quar.)—
5%
3,427
-—
184
.Oct, 31
—..
series A due May
preferred stock—
Color Co.—
&
mtge,
3%%
&
July
Xerox
345
+
281
•—
'■
After
Other
1,447
second
Steel
first
1970
2,477
+
1437
'
13,313
—._
'3!4%
+
225
,
:—
957
,
Wheeling
175
49"
■
—
3,821
_____
■
6
Nov
Broadway Building, Inc.—
.Oct 28
51/2%-53,4% first mortgage bonds due 1970—.
Oct 31
Pillsbury Co. $4 cumulative preferred stock.—
Universal Foods Corp.—
1
5%% convertible'subord. debs, due May 1, 1976-!— Nov
741
30
■
+
28,086
indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within
1
year...—L
1
1
+
—
19,438
___
common
Common
165
466
+
'
24
17,485
loans—;
loans
Loans
394
\+:
■•■'
4
—
827
banks
foreign
estate
Other
367
3,895
Other
Loans
5
+
>7
.—
'
etc.—,
finance, personal finance,
:
'
,
1,053
financial institutions:
nonbank
to
+
Page
Inc.—
Indianapolis Paint
5%
sinking fund
dividend
Common
cumulative
preferred stock—
Grolier, Inc. 5%% debs, due Nov. 15, 1969
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
3% %
cumulative preferred series A stock
261
—
143 ;
—
85
/
securities^
Other
.'
Loans
655
—
3,176
for
Date
^4
/
11-14
12-
83,4C
10c
—
Company—
Stock
6%
stock;
1
834C
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
(quar.)
—_—_______
8IV2C
Kennametal,
Inc.
(quar.)_l__!____4_—20c
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Co.—
preferred
class
11-14
1
3V2 % ^preferred
CALLED
v.
Power
sinking fund debs,
cumulative
—
___
Steeel,
City
6%
'
purchasing or carrying:
..'...3U. S. Government securities
loans
Gate
pur¬
chasing or carrying:
Other
,+" 8,485
86,193
36,121
Electric
cumulative
preferred stock and 5.75% cumul.
Eversharp, Inc. 5% cumul. pfd. stock
9,424
+
loans—
dealers
and
brokers
to
$2.50
—1,561
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Corp.,
11-14
1
12-
11-15
1370
Nov
:
—
1
12-
144
Keiiogg
1989
due
(increased quar.)
—__i_
Kayser-Roth
1370
Nov
Corp.—
bonds
Company and Issue—
California
>-1,336
:—■—
_—
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
—
Service
mortgage
A
12-
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.083,4
$1.12V2
20c
5c
5c
1
,
(mqnthly)
Corp.
Monthly
Kay Foods
Class
._
cumul. preferred stock
614%
Co.,
Kavanau
/
-
1962
135,526
adjusted t
investments
1,
May
Nov
.
133,423
investments...——,—
and
Total
5%
preferred stock
Nov
5%
first mtge,
pipe line bonds
due
1981; 514%
first mtge, pipeline bonds due 1980; & 614%
debs.
'due May
1, 1978_
L:
Nov
(In millions of dollars)
-ASSETS—
1369
Nov
cumulative
Vulcan
Light—
&
Power
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
■»
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kaufman & Broad Building
$4
Co.—
1977;
1,
City
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
$3.40
,
1369
$2.55
Oct. 10,
Oct. 2,
19631!
Nov.
1368
Kansas
Inc.—
Nov. 1, 1984
due
:—Nov
1975
1,
May
Name
1368
When
Per
'
Page
Nov
1985
1,
Nov.
Products,
Transmission
Gas
debs,
due
due
debs, due
1978; and 5'/a% debs, due May 1, 1981
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
Decrease (—) Since
1963
debs,
debentures
Increase ( + ) or
Oct. 9,
Co.,
Electric
Tennessee
increased $225 million.
banks
commercial
Si/a %
decreased $261 million but bor¬
Federal Reserve Banks
domestic
Sylvania
debs,
Inc.—
514%
Corp.
subord.
6 '/2 %
Demand deposits
Date
Company and IssueRiegel
Monday, October 21, .1963
.
Fund
income)
__
Inc.
——
(from
____
10-22
25c
11- 1
net
10-
1
9-30
<2
3c
10-28
10-14
•'
••
•>7
%,;■*.<■
:
i-
X
>5
v
S
,>'1
.
)■
r->
/
Number 6309
198
Volume
.
.
(1579)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
51
)
1
Name of Company
Shoe
Melville
Co.,
$1.18%
8VaC
—
1
10-14
Pacific
12-
1
11-15
Pacific
Lighting
12-
1
11-15
Pacific
National
11-
1
10-23
Indemnity
Mercantile
Motor
Co.
Scores
Metromedia,
Lines,
Inc.
:
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
Metropolitan Stores
series)
12-
Pan
12-
Park
1
Water
1-
1
12-
$65c
11-
1
10-
Mne
club,
Keniiel
Hign
Miller
1
10-14
1
10-18
10-31
10-16
10-22
9-30
Gas
Minneapolis
Co.
A
class
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Penn
1-
1
12-6
Penney (J.
1-
1
12-
Paper
4.36%
3.70%
preferred
preferred
4.70%
preferred
4.50%
preferred
preferred
Co.,
2oC
11-
1
10-
11-30
li-
11-
10-28
30c
4 (4 %
10-15
1
11-
8
4.24%
1
4.64%
11-
1
1
10-15
1
10-15
$1.12 Va
28c-
(quar.)_:
$1.50
11-
5%
7
10-
11-
1
11-
1
10-31
11-30
Corporate title changed to
dividend
See
Inc.
'
announcement
,
under
Parts
Industries
Pool
Equipment
Mount
preferred
Diablo
Mount
Co.
Royal'Rice
Vernon
___■
7%
Piston
Industries,
Inc.,
/
4.64%
preferred
Bank
Stock
Trust
approval,
National Can
dividend..
Stock
Co.
10-
10-31
National
10-31
10-15
Y.)__^
11-
1
10-15
1
10-17
10-31
12-13
12-16
'
National
Propane
National
Union
Neiman
Marcus,
Nevada
Pneumatic
12-2
15c
4(4 %
preferred
Quarterly
Co.
:
Fire
York
Merchandise
New
York
State
11-
Insurance
Co,
11-
1
10-
10-10
11-
1
&
11-
1
20c
11-
1
10-21
Prentice-Hall
45c
11-
1
11-
1
10-21
(J.
Share
Niagara
capital
Nielsen
6%
Corp.
gains)
(A. C.)
pfd.
American
North
(quar.)
:
Acceptance
Coal
American
Northern
of Canada,
Lines
Van
Engineering
Northern
Illinois
$1.50
preferred
Northern
Illinois
Gas,
Ontario
1st
$7c
50c
15c
20c
4
(quar.)
common
A
Gas;
37 Vac
42c
:
on
A
Northwestern
Steel
Northwestern
Utilities,
NuTone,
&
class
1
Wire
Co.
Shoe
1
9-23
1
9-23
7
1
10-10
25c
11-
1
10-10
25c
___J_
11-
11-
1
10-10
10-29
10-14
12 Vac
____
25c
(quar.)__
,T$1
4%
17 VaC
11-
1
12-
2
10-
18c
10-30
.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
&
Gas
Common
Electric—
Natural
Gas,
4%%
preferred
Onondaga'Pottery
A
Co.
Class
Old
B
Corp.
Ontario
Ontario
A
(quar.)
12-10
10-11
11-
1
$$3
12-
2
11-
.-■•
(quar.)
Mines
(s-a)
Ry.
Ltd.
4.65%
&
Rockland
preferred
4.75%
Utilities,
11-15
11-
12-16
preferred
12-16
1
1
Class
A
^
i
(s-a)
Elevator
Outlet
Co.
Oxford
j
Finance
Paper
.
Cos.,
Co.
4%
(quar.)
VaC
-$20C
10-31
10-
10-25
11-
10-25
1
;
1
Varnish
4
Vi %
Rich's,
3%%
1
12-31
12-14
30c
10-15
10-
1
ICC
10-21
10-14
4%
$1.25
common
&.
Engineering
Co.
Senvner-Stevens
Stock
(R.
Inc.,
J.)
preferred
Ridge Tool Co.,
:
Rio
Grande
(quar.)
Tobacco
common
class A
Valley Gas
1
7-17
1-17
10-31
10-15
11-
1
10-18
12-
2
11-20
85C
11-
1
10-23
Seaboard
11-
6
Seattle-First
2
Associates,
4
Security
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
Columbian
Security
12-20
11-27
Security Trust
10-28
10-10
Selected
11-
10-17
Class
4%
Co.
(New
(Rochester,
American
Seligman
(H.
&
11-15
Shaer
10-11
Shareholder's
Trust
..%■ (From
investment
1
11-15
9-27
25c
10-31
11-
1
1
10-25
'
10c
11-29
10-
7
1
10-
12-
2
11-15
40c
11-15
10-18
31V4C
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-24
1
10-21
10-10
11-
10-
11-
10-15
12-
9-30
$2
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
preferred
(s-a).
Canada
of
Co.
(Henry I.),'new class
Pacific
Co.,
Power
preferred
12-
3
11-
10-30
10-15
11-15
10c
10-31
35c
10-28
11-
1
10-15
9-20
2
12-16
25c
12-12
11-20
12-31
12-20
5c
10-31
10-17
1-
11-15
10-21
10-15
10-30
10-16
10-25
10-
2
&
Oil
10c
256'
11-
1
10-18
1-
3
9-30
Standard
12-27
10-25
Stanley
22 Vic
11-15
10-18
11c
11-15
11-
1
4%
11-15
11-
1
10-15
Stock
10-22,
Class
Star
B
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.i
class
Co.
6
12-
2'
12-
2
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
15c
11-
1
10-15
11 %C
11-
1
10-31
10-
11-
1
10-15
12 VaC
10-25
10-10
20c
11-15
10-18
—
10-15
5
$1.10
11-
1
10-21
92 Vac
11-
1
10-18
1
10-18
97 VaC
11-
$1.03%
11-
1
10-18
$1.06 Vi
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
''
$1.10
$1.15
11-
1
10-18
$1.18%
11-
1
10-18
$1.40%
11-
1
10-18
27ViC
11-
1
10-18
27 Vac
11-
1
10-18
31ViC
11-
1
10-18
10-4
10c
10-21
3%
12-16
11-15
50c
12-12
12-
11-
5
10-15
$56V4C
/
,
11-
1
5
,
10-15
10-22
10-10
$ 14c
11-
1
10-10
$10c
11-1
10-10
15c
A
12 VaC
—
11-
1
2%
10-29
10-16
10-21
10-10
15c
11-15
10-30
$$1.18%
59%'c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-14
$1.12 Vi
11-
1
10-14
Ltd. (quar.)_
Steel
Parts Corp.
(increased)
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund—
(From
ordinary income)--—___
Stein Roe & Farnham Stock Fund—
(From
ordinary income)__________
45c
12-
5
11-15
Sterchi
30c
11-
1 '
10-18
:
——
1—
—rr
f—
Canada,
11-
7 Vac
L—
—
Tank & Boat
dividend
Stock
12-15
2%
(quar.i
10-29
15c
11-5
1
9-
12-31
26V4C
._.
10-31
of
9-27
10c
iquar.)
25c
Ltd.—
10-29
.
12-31
—
dividend
Co.
10-11
9-30
10-21,
10c
30c
Star
10-1
11-
15c
45c
Steel
10-23
1
-
(quar.)
1—
Corp.
(resumed),
dividend
Market
Stock
10-19
4c
(Dallas)—
(quar.i
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Brock,
% Stanray
10-16
—
preferred
4V'2%
1
10-26
11-20
10c
common
Brands
Paint
Fuel Co. Ltd.—
Standard
11-
38 %c
(quar.)_^
Southwestern Electric Service—
4.40% preferred
(quar.)__—_____
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)__
—
v—-r3.90%;
preferred (quar.)
4.15% 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.)
Spector Freight System, Inc.—--,
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)—:—
Standard
Accident Insurance Co.
(Detroit)
Drug,
10-11
$1.20
Life Insurance Co.
Grease
10-11
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
31V4C
(quar.)
class A
Newspapers,
1
11-
11-
$50c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)—.___—
California Edison, com. (quar.)__
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
<-
Standard
11-
35c
6Va%
Southwestern
"10-15
2
40C
Southern
Southland
10-15
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
"«• Southwest
10-25
11-
$7 VaC
6%
10-21
11-15
$31V4C
:
Southeastern
1
1
25C
—
(N. J.)—
11-12
10-21
12-
$25C
(quar.)_
iquar.)———
11-12
Sonotone
10-15
____—
(Increased-quar.)
>
10-21
1
17c
preferred
(quar.)_____
__—
Smith
(A. O.) Corp.
(quar.)_—
----Sinith-Alsop Paint & Varnish (quar.)
.-r
Smith-Douglass Co. (increased) —
-'Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
preferred (quar.)
7—•—-—Smith's Transfer, class A (quar.)
M.) Co.
Solitron Devices, Inc.
10-10
11-21
11-
61c
preferred
$1
(J.
6
22c
(quar.)
A
Co.,
11-12
2
$25c
quar.)
(quar.)
______
&
S.)
(quar.)—'
(incr.
A
common
5c
Corp:
(T.
(quar.)
common
6'/4%
10-21
100%
of America,
2
10-
1
11-
1
Corp.
12-2
10-25
9-30
12 Vac
.___
;
12-
11-15
10-31
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-2
$1.37Vi
11-15
10c
income)__________
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A
Slater Steel Industries, Ltd.,
common
9
11-15
10-15
16c
Boston—-
$1.25 pfd.
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas
1
11-15
87 *,40
of
1
10c/
$2.44
10-21
10 c
70c
10-11
11-
10-14
Smucker
20c
10-30
15c
s-a)_
12-17
Siegel
9-30
,11-
10-11
10-11
10-25
Simms
$0,476
9-30
10-30
10-30
10-29
Sierracin
9-30
10-18
10-29
20c
(quar.)___
Glass
Sherwin-Williailris
11-15
11-19
1
6c
15c
Sierra
8
11-19
10-18
11-
60c
(quar.)
33c
4%
10-14
3c
10-18
1
Sheraton
10-14
11-
1
11-
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Shaw-Barton
10-16
90c
$1.17Vi
Corp.
Shatterproof
10-15
11-
$1
1
12-
5
—
5
10-23
10-15
11-
6%c
(increased
11-
10n
10-31
-
50c
iquar.)
(quar.i
12-
net
12-18
40c
(quar.)
A.)
common
Shoe
/-'
■
12-16
2
'
■__,
50c
3
.•
(quar.)
iquar;)
preferred
Selmer
Y.)
N.
Shares
5%
12-
Haveni
common
Latz,
&
B
1-
7 Vac
iquar.)
dividend
40 c
11-11
Banknote
4-15
12-27
25c
3%
Insurance
Stock
60c
12-24
1
-
Security First National Bank of^Los Angeles
■Quarterly
;
11-18'
5-
42 VaC
8
1
10-15
:
:
10-
7c
10-11
1
(quar. 1
11-
62 Vic
12 Vie
Bank
1
10-15
12-
1
11-
2 Va %
Inc.___________
National
10-11
11-
2 Va %
'____
(quar.) —
3%
10-15
9-27
12-
1
1
10-15
12-12
10-31
12-12
10-31
2
$17 Vac
<'
11-
1
10-
17 Vac
12-
2
10-15
23C
10-25
10-
7
16c
10-25
10-
7
20c
12-10
11-26
3%-'
12-13
11-29
,
Bros.
Sterling
1
10-31
10-22
5%
4c
12-16
11-29
5%
Stores
(quar.)".
Aluminum Products
________
(stock div.)_—
10-18
30c/
___
4-17
8-
$1
•tlOc
(quar.)
1
13c
__i__
L
—1
(quar.)_____
1
5-
—
dividend)
10-15
—
10-18
2-
27 VaC
'
"
%
10-15
(quar.)
10-21
1
13c
1
£
(increased-quar.)
1
2 Va %
1
(quar.)
11-
11-
;
11-
—
5c
27 VaC
i;
(stock
Co.
dividend
10-31
20c
common
11-15
$4
12-
5c
.___
10-18
2
27 VaC
11-
(quar.)
9
12-
;
-___
Quarterly
______
9-30
11-
25c
-tlOc
(quar.)
10-25
25c
_____
16c
20c
(increased)
Corp. ' (quar,.)—
preferred
Reynolds
10-22
»-* 0
to
12-31
27 VaC
(monthly)
Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-18
IOC
—
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada,
4%%
preferred (quar.)____
Reynolds Metals, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
4
45c
Electric
Republic Corp.,
1
25c
Stores
Reliance
10-16
11-
2
11-
.
—;—-approval)
(quar.)—
Reliable
12-23
12-
A
(Canada)
Feizer
Scott
10-15
of America
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Machine
&
4.80%
—
1
9-30
1-25
$1.75
(quar.).
(stock dividend)
Aviation
10-15
1
—
(quar.).—
(N. Y.)
(subject
Reliance
12-23
39c
preferred
(quar.)
12
1
1
25c
(quar.)____
Company
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
Oxford
J
\
.
1-
1-
7
1
11-
——_r
Inc.
Carriers
Folding
Class
10-15
$1.19
10-
11-
9c
L
dividend
Reitman's
10-15
11-
$1
Originala, Inc. (quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd.—
Reece
11-25
11-
10-30
$1
of America—
Inc.
Red Owl Stores,
Stock
8
$1.17
iquar.)
15c
97 Vic
24c
Corp.
11-
2
10-25
:_
Monthly
'
(resumed)-—____————2
Co.
Kap,
Redwing
11-25
17 VaC
(quar.)_
___.
/
1
$20c
Scott
Scott
accumulated
Co.
(quar.)
Realty Equities Corp.
Red
f
$15c
—
preferred (quar.)—:.
4%
Otis
com.
(quar.),_;
/
A
'/ Reardon
10-10
•
$5c
Orange
10-11
10-25
1%
—
—
Properties
Class
/
1 lr20
10-25
33c
(Chicago)
(s-a)
Products, Ltd.
Copper
Real
11-20
12-10
50c
33c
:
class
__
Quebec
Steel
Opemiska
10-31
(quar.)
dividend
&
10-31
11-15
50c
1
Partic.
Republic Life Insurance Co.
Stock
11-15
(quar.)____
___
National
11-20
30c
,,
Extra
Old
35c
59 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-10
4
■
Real Estate Investment Trust
(quar.)
1
$1.21
Inc. (stock dividend)-—
.'.—
(Payable in Sonora Electromatics class A
stock.)
%;%'
-
11-15
(quar.)
12-
15c
10-10
-
A
11-
Co.
Ray-Dyne,
4
15c
12-
'
—
10-3°
preferred
$1.50
■
———:
10-10
A
—
Graphite Bearings (quar.)^—
Organization, class A
(a final pay¬
ment
of
20%
less
British
income
tax
of
38%%)
___—:
10-10
10-25
9-25
Corp.—
preferred
Rank
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Sav-O
5 Vi %
15c
Randall
10-17
60c
iquar. 1
10-10
j:50c
___——
12-16
15c
:
Inc.
1
—
—
1
32c
_t___
(NV) (quar.)
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
11-
!
.___
10-15
10-
1
10-25
iquar. 1
10-11
——___
10-31
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
1
TlOc
(quar.i
A
—
(quar.)-.—:.
Inns
11-
Ltd.
A
10-31
of America, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)——
—
Purina Co.
(increased quar.)
Ramada
11-15
50%
preierred
$1.06(4
1st
Ralston
10-15
r
Co.
1
69c
;
preferred
2%
Corp.
$3.50
10-16
10-30
Can
C.
Radio
10-10
25c
(quarJ
R.
12-13
1
1-
10-31
11-18
11-
common
5'2%
5c
(quar.)____
Quaker City Life Insurance
11-15
12-1
55c
Corp.
12-20
11-15
$1.25
5 Vi %
10-11
Trust
__^___
Sportswear
12-14
5C
(quar.)
10-10
L
-.
(quar.)—
income)
Puritan
9-23
11-
B_—^—_
(quar.)
net
9-23
1
preferred
preferred
10-18
10-15
1-15
11-
18 %c
Insurance
Co.
10-10
(quar.)
______—_
(quar.)
of Colorado, com. (quar.)
Co.
&
1
—
&
(quar.)__.
Puritan Fund, Inc.—•
(Quarterly from current &
10-17
11-
Co.
Bank
1
11-13
$3c
$$1.25
1
—
(quar.)
Ala.)
4
t25c
11-
'
4.84%
10-17
11-
$75c
pfd. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)__
;__
Inc.
Nunn-Bush
and
Co.
1
Schultz
10-31
(quar.)
10-18
'20c
dividend
Schwitzer
—-——
$1.25 pfd.
10-10
11-'l
—
11-
Laboratories
5.50%'
10-11
11-
11-
$12 VaC
common-—
_
class
Glass
10-25
11-1
10-18
10-18
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)__—
10-31
9-25
'
10-31
''
—
10-
Ry.—
Marine
W.)
Industries,
10-31
—1
receipts
10-15
10-23
$0.7212
(quar.)
&
preferred
30c
$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)
$1.22 Vi
preferred (quar.)_
————
$1.16
preferred (quar.)^
—
15c
Pueblo Supermarkets
(quar.)_______■__——
:
40C
Puget Sound Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
10-18
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Extra
Northwestern
11-
l'<
New
_:
10-25
20c
resumed 1
1
10-25
15c
class A
Antoniq Corp.__
Miguel Brewery Inc.,
Schenley
7;
4.64%
7
$1.37 Va
^___
Railway (quar.)
Engineering Co., class A
B
10-
$1.25
,
Pacific
Northwest
10-21
10-18
4*4%
9-30
10-31
V?c
10-18
10-31
4.90%
Bank
___.
Natural
preference
Northern
10-28
12
10-31
Fire
(Howard
Stock
,
_____——
Insurance
(Philadelphia);
Prufcoat
11-15
11-11
San
4
Mining
Tradesman
Public Service
10-10
11-
12-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
15C
10c
San
10-
2—.—
Co.
Co.,
Life
Provident
10-17
Works__
Corp.,
Mfg.
Progress
10-11
8
Ltd
(quar.)
5%
cony,
preferred
(quar.),
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)______'
Class
1
11-
7 VaC
;___
(quar.)
preferred
6%
11-
25c
8
10-20
1
10-31
.
—
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
&
Gamble
&
Protective
17 VaC
__!___
_!____
Pennsylvania
National
(Scranton)
(quar.)
Trust
Northern
11-29
(quar.)___
(quar.)
American Fund
5%
12-16
30c
Northeastern
&
10-15
.1
i_
preferred
North
12-
1
10-
11-
5c
Paul
15c
i—2%—
Gold
deposit
Gardner
(Birmingham,
Co.
(quar.)____;—__.
Ry., 4% pfd, (quar.).
American
North
North
1
10-25
15c
/
—-——
Brothers
Procter
6
111-
Western
&
7Va% )
Prince
6
12-
1
93%c
(quar.)__
12c
—
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Brand
American
1-
(22
cents from
net
plus
8
cents
from
income
investment
Norfolk
3%%
Co.,
%
Price
10-18"
11-15
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
J.)
,
Gas—
93 %c
'__
8
25c
(quar.)
Francisco
preferred
Sams
Ordinary—
(Interim payment of Rand
0.375 share'
less South African non-resident tax of
President
10-21
15c
5%
/
St.
1 Vi %
preferred
Precision
11-15
11-20
10-31
5c
%
—
9-30
_____
1
pfd.
Cement,
Louis-San
12-20
—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—.
—
Automotive Components
(quar.)__
4.70%'
10-15
37 VaC
preferred
2
Potomac Edison Co., ,3.60%
10-18
40c
(quar.)
(Del.)—
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
Transit
Portland
7
1
11-15
8 VaC
(increased quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
12-
5%
St.
11-15
—
preferred
5 Vi %
40c
Corp.
Corp.—
Corp.
11-1
10-31
^_______
95c
Mfg.—
Scale
11-15
,3%
■
IOC
Ltd.
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred v (quar.)
t7V2C
(reduced)
Cable
Co.
preferred
4V2%
1
1111-
.___
11-15
(Del.)—
(H.,K.)
5(4%
1
15c
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
Electric
Porter
10-15
$3.75
4.50
10-16
10-30
Common
Newberry
12-14
1-
27 Vac
—._
2
Corp., common (quar.)__
Portland Gas Light Co., common
Portable Electric Tools Inc. (stock dividend)
v
%——
York
2
10-31
11-13
$1.06 y4
(quar.)_
12-
Polaroid
4
10c
:_
____———_
New
11'-
5c
common
10-
.
dividend
Stock
10-18
Electric
■New
2
10-18
1
$10c
Power
Process
3-
1
11-
25c
.
1
—
Atwood
&
11-
15 c
$1.07 Vi
(increased-quarterly)
Plume
4%
-
___*___
i
Corp.,
Wire &
Plastic
11-8
12-
25c
$1.17
I
1212-
(quar.)_:
Lawrence
5
11-
,
Quarterly %;
6
12-5
4-10
Co., common (quar.)——__
5Va%
preferred
(qua'r.)_
New,England Fund (quar.)_
New. Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
(Paterson)—
New
12-
11-
"10c
_______
1
Lawrence
St.
common
Co.
dividend)
$1.10
dividend
New
Ltd., common
Welding Machine Co.—!
Quarterly
St.
8
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar. )__„_—
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
___
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(increased-quar)—_
Pittston Compariy, common
(quar.)——-—
Plainfield (N. J.) Trust State National Bank
10-31
11-
40c
Containers,
National Electric
4
56 V4C
stockholders
each 26 held)
(quar.)—
8
11-
12-
5Vi%
Finance
Stock
to
__
Casket
11-
1
—
Telephone
2
43 %c
one
share for
Corp. (resumed)
National
12-' 1
Corp.,
17 Vic
;
Pioneer
10%
(quar.)____
(subject
SMC
Schlumberger,
Pioneer
5c
(Norwich, N.
Tulsa
8
17 Vic
Pillsbury
25c
&
dividend
11-
62 Vic
Pierce
58c
of
National Bank
1
(quar.)
8
11-15
8
$1.02'/a
Russ Togs, Inc.
(increased)
Ryerson & Haynes, lnc
50c
11-
'
National
12-
$1.16
Chemical
11-
8
8
$1.06
11-29
12-
(quar.)
Corp.'
8
11-
$1.06 %
11-29
12-, 1
(quar.)-
Aeronautical
11-
1
quar.)
Company,
8
Common
(quar.i
Stevens
11-
Inc.___
Enterprises,
1
$1.15
8
&
12-
4
$1.23%
;
B (quar.)
Dutch Petroleum
Foo's
$1.12 Vz
(increased quar.)
preierred
11- 8
$1.37 Va
___^
Class
Royal
Heater—
(increased
1011-
12-
$1.18%
(quar!)____
common
10-25
12-
(quar l_
Co.
H.),
12-
—_____
11-
12-20
Stores,
12-
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend).
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
10-31
(Wm.
$1.01
10-15
$15c
pfd.
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
5%
B
Corporation
$1.17 Vi
common
25c
Broadcasting;V(quar.)
(George)
Rose's
4
7
'■)
$1
(quar.i
$1.10
10-30
$3.50
10-15
10-11
10-15
10-
In¬
(quar.)
Rorer
'
1
10-21
$1.02 Va
(quar.)_.
8
(quar.)
&
J
11-
—
10-15
Narragansett Electric Co., 4Va%
National
12-13
$1.37 Va
series A pfd. (quar.)
Ring (stock dividend)
1
11-
(quar.)
com.
L
92 Vic
7c
-■
10-
1
Co.,
K
1
.
2c
.____
Ltd. (quar.)____—'
preferred (s-a)_—
Mills
Mills,
A
3.90%
Corp.,. 5V2%
Muskegon
9-30
12-23
6c
(quar.):
Mount
Murphy
10-22
5c
—
(quar.)
Mount
Napco
(quar.)
industries—
Clemens
6%
5%
dividend)
(stock
1
11-
Electric
&
preferred
Ronsbn
10-10
11-
Gas
12-
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia Transportation
Philip Morris, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
new
name.
Motor
Motor
10-
10-25
20c
-
10-25
Consolidated
Rogers Corporation
(stock
Rohr Corporation (quar.)
4
10-
Roberts
as
preferred
preferred
Ruby
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.i
Industries—
Dolly Madison Foods,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Howell
Class
10-15
3%
10-25
1
Inc.
4.95%
10-8
11-
10c
4.10%
5-50%
.
10-15
1
11-
8c
(quar.)
Cement,
preferred
Class
10-11
15c
11-15
IOC
Credit
Peterson,
10-11
1
$i.u5
1
M'orningstar-Paisley, Inc. (stock dividend)
Morris
(Philip).
(See
Philip Morris,
Inc.)
Motec
preferred
Permanente
10-15
11-1
.10-25
4
10-28
11-15
10-11
12 Vac
(Calif:)
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.);
preferred I
(qUar.)___
Rollins
Jewellers, Ltd
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack (quar.)
Pepsi Cola General Bottlers Inc.
(quar.)__
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.
(quar.) —
10-15
1111-
V
11-
10-16
1
preferred
Roper
(quar.)
Company
Peoples
10-15
1
11-
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$45c
Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)___,_—
preferred
iquar.)_
Pennzoil
$i.2o
Inc.
10-15
1
Pennsylvania
10-15
11-
5c
preferred (quar.)
preierred
(quar.i
$6
Moore-Handley,
4
$1.20
common
10-
11-1
27c
(quar.i
10-25
10c
Power
10-31
$15c
$$1.50
(quar.)
4.60%
9
(quar,)
pfd.
4%%
—
(quar.i
11-
,
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred iquar.)
10-31
12 Vac
(quar.i
4.05%
(Sclienectauy, N. Y.)
Quarterly
Montana
5
$1.09
10c
Co.
11-15
30c
10-18
$1.14
(quar.)__
Construction
4%
—
(quar.)
;
Corp.
'10-18
1
Rochester
4.10%
(quar.)
10-31
Steel
Homes
Modern
Mohawk National Bank
C.)
ll-i.5
;
12-10
10-18
(quar.)
10-30
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi
i
pfd.
Pennsylvania Electric—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
10-31
42 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
Chemicals
Pennsalt
6
11-
Traffic
12 VaC
$1.18%
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
3
known^
1
12-13
11-
quar.)_
Express
dustries,
10-31
25c
5%
Co.,
J.)
loc
,
111-
12-10
8
Square Mutual. Fund—:
(From net investment income)
."11-
ts-ai
3
11-
25c
10%
(increased
.__
Company
"11-15
Square Mutual Fund—
capital gains distribution
25c
(quar.)—
Ontario
&
A
56 V 4 c
Mfg. Co., common (increased)
Knoads, Inc., 4%%
pid. (quar.)__
Roberts
Penn
$1.75
11-15
1-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Co.
&
(C.
Ltd.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
$6
Penn
15c
Roadway
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
Mills
dividend
"
Penmans,
11-
15c
&
Minnesota
Patterson
n-
—
Miller
Davis
Parke
$1.10
_:
Stock
1
7 VaC
Airways
(quar.)—
Parker Drilling Co. of Canada
10c
(extra)
com.
(quar.)
Midwestern' Investment
10-17
4%
2—
World
Chemical
4
32 Vac
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
Rubber
10-31
12 Vac
—
dividend
American
20c
(quar.)
Co., $7 pfd.
10-
8c
Fund
Brand-Rice
Now
semi-annual
12-
______
10-15
10-30
6 Vtc
(reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
10-31
3c
'
Share
Company
Rittenhouse
10c
1-
(s-a)
preferred
4Va%
1
1-1
Ripley
Corporation— '
Stock
6
12-
1
1-
35c
Chemical
&
Products
Increased
1-
Abrasive
Midwest
Pako
10-11
$1.11%
J.) Mfg. (quar.)
Meyercord
Co.
(increased-quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.— 4.40%
preferred
(quar.)._V
Mir-Amenca Corp.,
preierred
iquar.)
Middlesex
10-11
1
—
(Geo.
Mid.-West
1
11-
$1.08%
:
(Canada)
(1961
preferred
$1.30
'Meyer
11-
95c
—
(quar.)_
V4.35%
Package
97 Vac
(quar.)
'
preierred
Pacific
11-14
9 6 Vic
pfd.
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)_
3.90%
10-10
12-14
'
"
(quar.)
10-25
25c
(quar. )
10-18
River
;
Nutrient
20c
10c
Inc.
10-
11-15
60c
When
Per
Name of Company
1
10-31
10%
Co. (stock dividend)—-Corp.
(quar.)
(San Francisco) —
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Bank
Quarterly
10c
Merchants Past
Share
of Company
11-
$1.00
__
Name
Payable of Rec.
32 Vac
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
4%
preferred B (quar.;__
Mensch
Corporation (monthly)
4%%
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
93 %c
11-
Precision Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred C
Sterling
12 VaC
—
12-
1
11-
1
12 VaC
11-
1
10-
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
'
V'
•
Name of company
(J. P.) & Co.
Stevens
—
Stone
&
;
Weoster
B
tquar.)__
common
Foods (quar.)
Stowe-Woodward,
Inc.
common (quar.)__
^recne corp.,
common (quar.)_—
Gas
(Caiiiorniai
tquar.)
■jjiuwiw
"6u our ban
preferred
90c
Sun
(quar.)
Biscuits
t hicw
"
M.
b.
Talon,- Inc.,
(quar. 1
(s-a)
industries
—
dividend
ibtuoK
>_
Transmission
4.50%
4.607/
4.64^
4.657%
4.727c
'
4.90'c
4.925c
5.08Vc
5.24%
Texaco
preferred
(quar.)
of
$5
Texas
:
___—
&
Power
Common
10-18
10-16
announcement
10-17
11-15
11-
12-
6
12-
6
5.20%
1
12-
6
Western
Nuclear
1-
1
12-
6
Western
Pacific
12-
6
$2.75
1
12-
6
4.727c
12-
6
5.44%
12-
6
of
Western
White Sewing
7
$2
1
10-10
$3
11-
1
10-10
White
11-
1
10-10
Wilbur
11-
1
10-10
Will
12-
1
11-20
Wilson
I-14
I-
10-28
12-
2
2
11-15
12-
2
1
1
La
A
9-30
II-15
II-
11-
1
10-
11-
1
Street
67o
preferred
1
5%
10-15
Wolverine
Shoe
10-15
Woodward
Stores
1L-
1
10-15
Woolworth
10-15
11-
1
1
6%
10-15
11-
12-20
11- 1
$1.26
$1.27
1111-
1
1
15c
,
(F.
&
Tanning
Ltd.,
W.)
Co.
class
A
preferred
3%
lessvBritish
Worcester, County
10-21
11-
11-
9-30
11-
$3.12
30c
of
tax
Bank
"
1
1
10-17'
10-31
10-15
Yocam
Co.
Sept.
1
York
Batteries
County
John
10-18
10-15
10c
12-16
11-30
11-
10-15
,
1
(quar.)
1
12-
2
11-15
11-
1
Zeller's,
10-24
5c
$3.50
Ltd.,
* Transfer
/
11-
1
tl5c
12-
2
f27,/2c
12-
2
11-
62 72c
772c
11-
1
10-18
Tyler Pipe & Foundry, common
Tyson Metal Products (quar.)
(quar.)
^common
preferred
'
,
5c
t Payable
1
11-15
11-
11-15
in
resident
Less
y
10-28
Previously
date
x
I
Less
closed
not
Canadian
tax'15%
British
t Payable
/
Depositary receipts for American Shares
representing
ordinary
shares %(4-for-3
books
r
9
(quar.)
}35c
$567»c
this
for
'
10- 1
10- 1
1
1
funds,
deductible
tax
resident
;
income
tax
77'c
the
.
tax.
published
date
incorrect.
was
The
corrected
payment
and/or record date is indicated here,
in U. S. funds, less! 157c Canadian nopresident
Jamaica
income
tax.
tax.
18c
Union
Commerce
Union
County Trust
Electric Co.—
Union
$4.50
6%
A
A
10-18
10-15
11-15
10-18
572%
of
preferred
11-
$1
11-15
General Corporation and
11-15
8772c
preferred
4
4
10-14
11-
4
10-14
11-
1
10-
11-
9
10-10
50c
t
Baltimore
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
;
11-15
10-23
$1.3772
Buckingham Freight
Class
5%
B
12-16
quired
10-23
12-
10-23
2
$1
11-
1
S.
tinue
$2272C
11-15
10-31
f37C
11-15
10-31
;
—
45c
—-
(quar.)
__
(quar.)„
Ll
U. S. Lines Co., 472%
preferred (s-a)
U.
S.
preferred
jSugar Corp.
(quar.)
Universal Automated
Universal
1
Industries
Controls -Inc.
12-10
11-22
50c
12-20
11-20
isc
11-
10-
1
4
$10c
10-24
$2.50
10c
1-10
$3,180,000.
of
there
1962
month
nine
were
the
For
period
same
of
period
no
of
1963
1962
are
taxes
...
1963 have been seriously
in the first 25 days of the
f-
affected
in
"
--
increase in
39%
reported
by
.
net
H.
C.
income
Co., Inc.—Net Up 39%—
for
first nine months
the
President.
Peterson,
1963
of
'
.;.
9-30
10-30
of
(quar.)
12-
1
outstanding
predominantly
.
,
in
at
both years are based on 446,881
Sept. 30, 1963.—V. 198, p. 520.
common
John
for
the
aerospace
for
Beckett,
said
that
2272c
1-
1
12-
6
12-
3
12-18
3c
10-25
9-25
,10-31
p.
10-15
30c
f
11-
1
10-
4
Vitamin
"Trans-
same
This
1,995,865
the
World
Airways,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
Mr.
the
American
Stock
Exchange
reported
it had approved the listing of the- company's 10-cent par common
198, p. 13~70.
*
"
•*"
stock.—V.
in
sales
and
the
with
release
of
the
nine-
1963.
31,
the
period,
including
in
$2,524,055
1962.
to
$1,512,396
the
for
,
7
$1,344,331, an increase
cents
per
share based
from
75%
to
of
on
outstanding, against 70V2
cents
per
share on
number of 1,909,910 shares outstanding the previous
noted
that
sales
and
traditionally the highest for
earnings for the
the year.—V. 198,
Ended
Sept. 30—
fourth
p.
617.
Net
before income
1963
Earned
x__
198,
p.
d.J.
38,886,000
33,215.000
17.071,000
16,144,000
14,183.850
$1.37
x
share
912.
19,306,000
14.152,796
'
shares
per
129,658.000
19,580,000
taxes
taxes
income
Common
1962
137,620,000
sales
Net
:
that
Aug.
for
equivalent
Burns
are
Period
—V.
11,-. 1963,
rose
was
Net
1463.
Oct.
year
Upjohn Co.—Nine Months'Report—
197,
Unishops, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing Approved—
record
shares
smaller
year.
quarter
Airlines, Inc.—Merger Talks Ended—
American
Pharmaceutical,
ended
sales
period
earnings
12%.
to
Pan
&
figures
the
Net
held companies.
R.
another
for
Laboratories
subsidiary 'acquired
in January,
climbed to
$14,485,186 compared with sales of $il,296,839, not including Baker,
!
industry.
privately
excellent
are
Baker
1945
are
S.
Income
11-14
5c
(quar.")—-
earnings
Consolidated
Trans¬
in
other organization. The company's
highly
specialized
hydraulic-pneumatic
President,
Trans World
See
$1.12 72
25c
—
share
months
12-20
10-15
On
common
shares
incorporated
-was
U.
ac¬
particular, with its broad product lines and experience, will
compliment our existing operations and greatly enhance the man¬
ufacturing capabilities of the corporation, Transamerica has been
re-orienting its manufacturing operations toward highly engineered
proprietary
products,
and both
of
these
companies will
assist
the corporation toward reaching these objectives.—V. 198, p. 1481.
_
.'►Universal Leaf Tobacco,
23,111
will be
in
Borax & Chemical—
^472%
of
Lakes
Ohio,
any
are
accessories,
maximum
Great
with
of Cleveland,
than
10-31
United Keno Hill Mines Ltd.
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR & Canal
(quar.)—__
United Services Life Insurance Co. (s-a)_
U.
the
largely on
increased
demand
for DBI,
an oral
treatment for diabetes, and Arlidin, a dilator of arteries to improve
blood flow," announced H. B. Burns, Chairman and President of
has had a continuing interest in manufacturing for more
thirty years.
Although financial service is, and will con¬
be, our primary field of enterprise, we view our manufac¬
turing activities as a valuable asset. The acquisition of De Laval
10-11
11-15
Electric Coal Cos.
(quar.)
United Financial Corp. of California—
.
be
moths
nine
adjustments.
for
earnings—based
america
10-31
t37c
(quar.)—.
Co.
of
stock.
products
and
Transamerica
9-13
A
United
Fruit
exchange
affiliated
Both Great Lakes and De Laval
10c
-
Manufacturing Corp.
common
not
pumps
•V.
10-29
an
principal
10-10
Lines—
class
(quar.)
'—Initial
United
is
;
Ltd.,
Lakes
in
america
and
'
2J/2%
Great
...
—'
(reduced)——.
preferred
taxes
$5,213,000.
"Prospects
10-16
12-16
6%
,
pref. 1955 and 1956 series) (quar.)
Artists Corp.—
(Stock dividend on com. and class B stocks
/
payable in common stock)
A
estimated
U.S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.—Net Up 12%
,
chargers and gears.
De Laval's main propulsion units are used
throughout the world and drive many of the atomic submarines for
the U. S.
Navy.
Lehman Brothers of New York represents the
principle stockholders of De Laval.
4
1272c
(quar.)
Corporations,
income
:
Per
10-14
11-
30c
(quar.)
47p
Class
first
gains or prior year
shares
.
Continued from page 10
10-18
11-
tl5c
(quar.)
com.
11-15
6c
(quar.)
United
United
the
that
10-18
Aircraft Corp.—
United
announced
company
after
1962.
Investment News
10-18
9272c
common
United Air Lines, common
Stock dividend
United
11-
6c
Corp.,
Co.
has
the
1963,
earnings for the period were $234,402, or 52 cents a share,'
compared with
$168,408,
or
37
cents
per
share, for the. same
period of 1962. Net sales rose to $4,386,107 against $4,178,783 in
10-15
1
(quar.)
Trust
the
In
of
of
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming
was
$1.1272
Union Gas Co. of Canada. Ltd.,
Union
Oil Co.
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Union
333.
p.
s,
(quar.)
noncumulative
and
■
10-21
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)___
Finance
to
on
before provision
were equal to $36.97
were
by the
longshoremen's strike
year, by delays
in getting ships back on normal operating schedules after termina¬
tion of the strike, and by cancellation of the Sept. 14, 1963 sched¬
uled sailing of the S. S. America 'due to inter-union difficulties.
Instead of sailing,
the America incurred lay-up expenses during
the last half of September.—V.
198, p. 333.
10-21
10-30
(quar.)
J.)
$3.70
;Class
periods
controversy
Chairman,
earnings
months
Operating earnings
11-16
35c
50c
1787ac
(Cleveland)
(Elizabeth, N.
$4
Union
both
Net
Bank
preferred
net
to
11-15
.
for
in
taxes
Franklin,
nine
to
-
/Union
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
674%
1st preference A (quar.)
1370.
p.
States Lines Co.—Net Lower—
V
'
■
ordinary
an
major closed-end investment company.—V. 198,
a
amounted
Non¬
source.
figure,s
income
estimated
v
at
198,
of
have been con¬
the approximate
and
M.
first
capital
dividend.
mi
dividend
1111-
The
Administration.
10-11
47a%
3.60.—V.
at
in
Federal
"
l/20th
figures
dollars
S.
and its subsidiaries in
provision for Federal income
tax
and
subsidy
recapture
adjustments,
are
$7,315,000.
After
provision for prorata dividends on preferred stock these earnings
are
equivalent to $3.92 per share on the 1,853,249 shares of com¬
mon
stock
now
outstanding.
In the first nine months of 1962
net
earnings were
$7,920,292,
equivalent to
$4.25 per share
of
common stock now outstanding.
The 1963 result includes net operating earnings of $5,335,000, a
prior year profit adjustment of $1,625,000 resulting from tax sav¬
ings on a voluntary deposit in the company's Capital Reserve Fund
from 1962 restricted earnings, a
loss of about $17,000 from dis¬
posal of property abroad no longer required
In the company's
business, and a prior year profit adjustment of $372,000 covering
net increases in
final
subsidy rates authorized by the Maritime
the
10-28
40c
(quar.)
Gas
taxes
consolidated
10-10
1
Hfl.
of
U.
has reported that
its net
assets
amounted
Sept.
30,
1963,
compared
with
$97,155,628
on
1962.
United
10- 8
11-
into
to
All
each.
$29.34 per share, respectively. After provision for
controversy, the net asset value was equal to $34.03
per share at Sept. 30, 1963, and $26.52 per shard at Sept. 30. 1962.
There are 3.310,815 shares of common stock outstanding. The cor¬
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-31
florins
rate
company
30,
share
' 11-29
25c
(quar.)
equivalent
value
par
Dutch
Federal
for
10-15^
10-15
25c
11-29
;
is
share
1,000
exchange
per
—
Machine
compared with net income
of
1962 which came to $1.35 per
Share
equivalents
then
of
American
$24,900,000
Hfl.
from
current
(Mass.)—
:
Yates-American
12-13
Jr.
This
quarter
2,940,262
1963
of
American
of
verted
of
38%%)_
third
on
other
$122,411,339
10-31
$30c
ended
U. S. & Foreign Securities Corp.—Net Assets Higher
12-10
(quar.)
(s-a)
loss of
where
equal to $1.85 per American share on
equivalents outstanding, was announced
Sept.
30,
1963
by
the
company,
Share
year.
Each
10-15
10-25
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
income
National
and
share
& Co.,
Ltd.—
registered
(A
payment
the
the
volume
last
10-15
each
split)
37^20
$1.25
(quar.)
disproportionate
only two major divisions
completed.—V. 198, p. 520.
third quarter were $29,200,000, or 177/
above
in the same period last year. Cost of
operating expenses increased by $2,900,000 or 137%
compared with the same period last year, and net operating income
increased by 52 r/c to $4,100,000 from $2,700,000. Other income, net
of deductions, was $3,200,000 against $2,500,000 in the third quarter
10-15
1
1
18c
(quar.)
Limited—
4c
(from investment income)
Public Service, common
(quar.)_«
i
preferred (quar.i__:
preferred
(quar.)
in
Sales
sales
10-15
10-31
10-31
resulting
a
the
been
Netherlands.
The
poration is
$1.50
and
were
had
outstanding.
the
10-15
1
1
of
$5,500,000.
share
;
,
preferred
5.047?
in
American
the
1111-
$1.25
.
Wisconsin
9
11-25
1
Corp.
$1.3772
Power—
(quar.)_^
Wisconsin Fund
$4,000,000
10-15
11-15
12-13
12-27
first nine months
for the
share
months
Arnhem,
...
(quar.»
Electric
these
of
three
7
10-16
>
7
total earnings
per
divisions
since
income
the
The
/
preferred
10-31
11-30
(Fla.)—
Co.
basis
facilities
7
7
10- 4
10-25
10-31
9c
9c
9c
^
1
11-15
3c
income
j.
11-
1
9c
(monthly)
Telephone
fruit
boxing
for
4
Fund, Inc.—
investment
net
11-
11-
—_—
common
Industries
from
Stores
Park
Wisconsin
10-16
10-31
63%c
$1.2272
$1.49
$1.42 72
$1.40
$1.3172
(quar.)
Salle
5%
9-30
11-
11-
(quar.)
Company,
5preferred ' 1 quar. 1
10-17
11-
40c
(quar.)
compares with nine month
operations and $2,252,000 from
This
trom
United Rayon Manufacturing Corp.—Net Higher—
10-21
10-21
10-18
10-21
10- 4
(quar.)
sale
taxes.
operating loss in the third quarter was caused primarily
loss of fruit
from windstorms in
the company's two
Net
11-29
75c
25c
25c
12c
Monthly
Monthly
11-15
4
20c
<■
(quar.)
12-16
(quar.)
Inc.
&
Winter
11-15
11-29
11-
11-20
Inc.
:—c
while
profits.
cents
profitable
our
1
r
11- 1
11-1
11-15
11- 1
10-25
Co.
42
after
income
the
from
Earnings.
$9,719,000
net
profits for the first
provision of $2,910,000
Of this amount
$737,000 resulted from non¬
of tropical properties
and
estimated
that
foreign
operations
1787.
p.
severe
boxed
12-10
11-21
10- 4
11-29
50c '
Chocolate
Ross,
City)
City 9th Unit, $6 preferred (accum.)
Turnbiill Elevator, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)__
preferred
Stores
Quarterly
11-15
12-
7 72c
Tudor
1- 2
12-13
11- 1
12-16
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.08%
for
—
Machine Corp.—
Winfield Growth
10-8
20c
(quar.)—
shares
'
$1.25
35c
$1.43%
15c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Windsor Fund (from net investment income)
10-23
f 15c
—
11101010-
(quar.)
Stationery Corp.—
10-15
1372c
272c
two
&
11-1
held)
Chemicals
preferred
Tablet
preferred
11-30
10-31
11-1
11- 1
(quar.)
10-18
10-15
_____
of
preefrred
11-18
11-15
;
(Jersey
2nd
of
share
per
were
The
by
10-16
11- 1
633/4C
683/»c
59c
68c
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Jersey
&
10-31
J50c
Inc
Co.
dividend
Cash
5'r
'
Co.—
11-30
11-15
(quar.)-
(quar.)
New
1st
from
profits
Retained
earnings
a
and
197,
Sharply—
$3,392,000
were
S.
2,963,226 American
10-15
23c
$1.0674
$1.14
$1.06 74
25c
_'
C.)
Gas
&
11- 1
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
5c
1
1-
27vuc
—
(quar.i__
Gas
Power
.11- 1
quar.)
11- 1
the year before.—V.
consisting of 33 cents per share
from
operations and nine cents per share from fhe nonrecurring
profits. In the comparable 1962 period earnings from operations
amounted
to
$1.14
per
share plus 26 cents
per
share of non¬
recurring profits.
.■;■■■'
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
(increased
net
to
nonrecurring
10-10
Extra
;
Y.
(quar.)
Inc.
RR.
10-30
25c
Temper Corp.
stock
Western
1-
lc
(N.
pfd.
conv.
10c
J40c
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (extra)
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred (s-a)
'
Unilever
1
1
1-
Winn-Dixie
Bank
Express
South
1-
1-
came
11-12
1
5c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
;
2
35c
3174c
30c
32 72c
preferred (quar.)
4.807c preferred (quar.)__
1
12-
11-
earnings performance was
increase in new loan volume
74%
a
reported
1963
U.
time this year
explained.
Thatcher
Mr.
strong
period
same
has
company
of
months
most
57r
preferred
(quar.)
&
$1.10
Common
6
$1.27
$1.2772
$1.28
$1.31
$1,3174
(quar.)
Trico
208
6
12-
Co.—
—
100
12-
1
1
9-30
9-30
62V2C
(quar.)
A
1
1-
1
—
(quar.)
__j
(quar.)
Trust
Travelers
C.)
the
$2,655,000
Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
preferred
Royalty
&
<K.
11-19
11-19
—-
$0,962
—
Co.
Code,
Revenue
first
for the
taxed
Corporation's
Thatcher to
Mr.
estimated
On
-
receipts
Securities
1-
1-
11-
$2.50
class
$2.50
Western
11-15
1962
the
recurring
of
tax
—
deposit
Insurance
1-
$1.19
$1
$1.14
15c
preferred (quar.)___—.
$4.90 preferred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)___
$5.70 preferred (quar.)
$5.60 preferred (quar.)
^
$5.26 preferred (quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
Trylon
6
11-
$2.55
(Stock
6
12-
Tne
1963
Common
6
12-
$1.21
—
Co.
12-
non-resident
African
$2.55
Corp.
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline—
Trust
1
1
1-1
.
by
1962
$1.1272
of
Financial
/credited
Ltd. Ordinary—
Rand 0.75 per share
6
Transamerica
True
11-15
11-
10-i8
payment of
South
Western
S-30
10-31
terms
$5,324,916
being
are
United Fruit Co.—Net Down
12- 2
18c
Holdings,
(Interim
less
(quar. >__
(quar.)
A
Western
11-11
11-15
12-
pfd.
Extra
Oil
2
12-10
1 %
Toronto-Dominion
Class
9-30
11-19
14c
$1.50
—
against $5,115,100 for the
company's subsidiary savings
Earnings of the
with
nine
shares
totaled
1962.
compared
Y
Jersey
period
same
quarter
attributed
Windsor
of
the
associations
United
dividend
(see
Transportation Co.
& Seashore RR. ts-a)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
West
1
10-21
Inc.
under new name
Werner
10-10
9-30
___—
$4.84
under
for
American
10-17
11-
10-21
25c
50c
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.257c preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar t
'
1
Fund,
Equity
6
4.567i
Bank
10-10
lu-^o
10-10
10-10
10-10
9-30
Fund)
27c
4747c
Common
Wellington
—
King Corp., 6% pfd. C (quar.)
Mining—
11-15
at the rate
—
Qompany
:
(quar.)
Waste
(quar.)—
Co.
Trane
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
for
of
year
loan
share after provisions for
with untaxed earnings of
per
compared
share
tnird
1963
and
Welkom Gold
Co.—
Trade
35c
$1.25
$1.20
$1.15
$1.0674
267»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
dividend
Edison
preferred
$4.25
10-18
pfd.
I increased)
Light,
Guarantee
Bell
$4.60
1
12-
__
preferred
$4
preferred (quar.)
'$4.56 preferred (quar.)
Thompson
Industries
(quar.)
Thompson (H. R.) Fiber Glass
Tom
1
9- 6
n-
1-1
$4.76
Stock
11>
1-1
/
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
common
Inc.,
Pharmacal
Toledo
10-21
11-29
share)
a,
Instruments
Title
Washington Gas Light, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred
iquar.)
7V'2% )
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Texas
Texas
10-31
(quar.)
$1.25
.
(quar.)/—
shares to be paid
(fractional
10-11
r
$2.13
or
taxes
per
entire
American
(quar.)
(quar.)__
American Oil
Texas
11-15
11- 6
■
.
Transport
Canada,
10-31
12-17
preferred (quar.)__
:_—
preferred (quar.),_—-—______—
5,257c
Terminal
11-18
12Vic
(s-a)
Pictures
Bros.
11-15
—$1.021,2
$1.0674
(quar.)
—
$1.12V2
(quar.
$1.15
(quar.)
———
$1.16
(quar.)_
_________
$1.1674
(quar.)--.
_________
$1.18
(quar.—
$1.227a
(quar.)—.
$1.23
preferred
preferred
5.12',c
Warner
Co.
&
10-31
(quar.)-
preferred
5.107?
50c
$1,068,000 in
$3,431,139 or
of 1962. Earnings per share
were based on 1,998,513 actual snares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1963.
This represents a 24'/
increase in earnings after taxes and a
557%- gain, before taxes. Earnings before taxes at the end of
the
$1.72
Corporation
25c
3oc
20c
(quar.)_—_
2nd
convertible
57c
10-18
Sanders
Corp.—Net Higher—
by
$4,256,916
Federal
10-25
10-12
10-31
10-31
(quar.)
1
Vance
11-15
held)
shares
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.257c
30c
11-15
10-25
Financial
company
formance
10-11
11-15
Corporation, Ltd. (initial)Gas,. Transmission, com.
stock "dividend (special distribution of one
share of Midwestern Gas
Transmission
Co.
common
for
each 200
Tenn. Gas
4.10%
10-16
$1.127a
5c
Works
Iron
Dorn
12-10
12*2c
2%
£7V2C
(quar.25c
Tennessee
v
Van
Vulcan
...
—
Teck
'
ll-lo
10-11
11-19
tquar.)
—■
Inc.
1 resumed!—
wine
Tec.».ncoior,
472%
12-10
12V2C
< quar. >___,—
Electronics
Ta>w;
'
■
common
preferred
t'.f
Tamar
8
5c
i.quar.)__
rreign.,
11-
America—
preferred (quar.)_
of
convertible
10-18
11-
50%
common
L
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
concluded a record breaking third quarter per¬
registering higher earnings bqiore taxes and more
loans in the first nine months of 1963 than during the entire yeatf
o.
xt)6c, it was reported by George A. Thatcher, President.
For
me
nine
mourns
ended
bept.
30,
1983, the Los
Angeles
based
savings
and
loan' holding company reported earnings of
11-11
10-29
(quar.)
class A
Fund
Corp.
10-31
2V2%57c
div.)
dividend!
Publications 1 stock
(initial!
H.
F.
T.
(stk.
(quar.)
11-29
Trie
10- 2
10-18
10-18
10-18
772c
(quar.)___.
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-,1
3c
Products,
Forge
Line
1
11-
12V2c
Products (quar.)
Petroleum
Milk
international
Vanadium
12-10
° f°
Sunshine
Value
11-22
10-31
£>c
Sunoury
buiiac-c
*T.
—
diviaend
on
StocK
.
(quar. t
;
Valley
11-22
11-30
20c
15c
25c
tic
14c
22/20
(quar.)
Clothier,
&,
Strawbridge
10-11
9
22c
30c
$1.3174
$1.1712
10-10
1
9
12-
12/2c
Stoutier
..)
4
12-
.0,
(quar.)
common
10-21
10-
United
Payable 0) Rec
Share
Company
Upjohn Co. (Michigan) (quar.)
Upper Peninsula Power, common
574% preferred (quar.)
4.7070
preferred (quar.)
11-
75c
(quar.i
Broadcasting,
1
12-17
10-24
iuc
tquar.)__
Corp.
Container
Stone
1
10-31
11-
dividend
stock
Class
1-
57c
37V2c
(quar.)-
pfd.
(quar.)
Name of
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Manufacturing Corp.,
Sun-Man
Storer
When
Per
.
"
.
Textiles, 4»/2%
Stern
&
Stern
.
.
(1580)
'
$1.14
,
VSI Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
company
has
and
net incqme
per
share on the
reported that sales increased 7%
,
to $8,079,100
8% to $476,659, equivalent to ■ 39 cents
1,236,470 shares of common stock outstanding for
increased
v t,
<
y % ir
4m imwt ■**M
Volume
",
;
last
quarter
Number 6309
198
months
three
the
1
.
•(■iff
Sept.
ended
1963,
30,
compared
as
first
the
to
months
three
$163,247
Tot.nl
Total
1095.
ago.
■
amounted to
$7,534,836 with earnings ol $441,954, equal to 36 cents per share
on
the 1,236,450 shares then outstanding.
The number of shares
reported outstanding for both quarters is adjusted to reflect the
100ft stoca dividend paid last Aug. 15.—V. 198, p. 912. ;>v»
the
for
Sales
creased
»<>n
'
ended
year.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
.
.
Sept.
1962
30,
p.
'Schroder
agent
V.
Trust
the
lor
196,
Co.,
transfer
and common siock.—
' •
stock
,
ft
Ended
Per
share
194,
ft
ft___
471.
and
'
'ft 'ft
ft:'
tne
will
receive
It
approval,
non-taxabie
In
i
-
197,
16,276.012
$7.28
2403.
p.
$4.66
>ft
.
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in
Lady
of
line
j
subject
be
to
certain opinion as to
and other requirements.
transaction,
tne.
In Your Business You Need
the
the
apparel
Hathaway
thai
as
and
Puritan
the
m
the
Harbor
tne
uuuer
present
company
recently
,
and
past
mat
will
1
other
the
and
f ield
Mr.
name.
continue' to operate'
no changes in personnel or
.ll
were contemplated.
Titelman said that he
introducted Warner
trade
Road
management
policies
Mr.
—
knitted
swimwear
added
■
executives
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
Puritan
of
enthusiastic about joining with a "growing ana progresslve" company like Warner Broiners, and foresaw many opportunities for the future development 01 the combined operations.
were
'
-ft'■ ft ft.'ftft'ft'ft
would
merger
of
proposed merger, Mr. Field said that the
Sportswear's
facilities
and
strong
market
and woven sportswear would add importantly.
to Warner strength and
versatility in the fast-growing sportswear
field in
wnicn
the
company
has already moved witn Hatuaway
-.
-
the
'ft. ftft
"
the
receipt
Puritan
of
position
>,.
ftft and
ft
—V.
$
25,475.147
Warner Broiners
issue of
new
a
'
that
the
of
nature
announcing
addition'
•
'ft
ft-'ft: ft:
'
'
announced
also
was
stockholders
ft
ol
snare
one
■" 'ft'" ft''-'
preferred slocR.
ftftft" ftft
J
$1.43
i
stock mr each two snares of Puritan common.
preferred stock will be entitled to annual cumulative dividends
of $1.22 Via and will be convertible into one share of Warner com¬
mon.
After
five
years,
the convertible preferred is callable at
Warner's option at $30 per share. The presently outstanding shares
of
Puritan preferred slock will be exchanged for a new issue of
Warner
Biotners'
preferred stbek similar to the former Puritan
'ftftft-ft
•
1962
$
493,065,290 468,528,211
.
Such
Wm
'■
Report
convertib.e preferred
ft
^
■
Months'
1963
priced sweaters and knitted and woven sportswear.
terms of the proposed merger, the holders of Puritan
higner
Under
.
common
•
Co.—9
*
■
30—
port,
Conn,
was
approved by the Directors
of the respective
companies at special meetings held Oct. 10.
»
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• ^ !
The joint announcement was made by John W. Field, President
of
Warner-Brothers, leading producer of sumwear, lingerie'• anu
men's and women's quality shirts and sportswear, and by Frame
M. Titelman, President oi Puritan Sportswear, producer of medium
•v
'ft
Tube
&
.
September
ft:\..-,vftvftft-,ft
ft:
■
\
Ended
Sales
Net income
Per share
ft
..
ftftft
■
Sheet
.
was
reported that the merger of The Puritan
Altoona, Pa., with Warner Brothers Co., Briuge-
it
11,
Sportswear corp.,
•
Youngstown
Period
g
$1.66
'
ft
_■
p.
53
Brothers Co.—Proposed Merger—
Warner
.
3,011,316
'
very
,
ft'-
—V.
197,
»63.
p.
,
.-
t
Oct.
On
By JOHN DUTTON
ft" "
,
Warner & Swasey Co.—Proposed Stock
Split—
-
1963, it was reported that Directors had proposed a
2-for-l stock split
oft the company's common stock.
The split is subject to stockholders' approval at a special meet¬
ing
17,
called
be
to
entitled
The
to
Dec.
on
Stockholders of
6.
vole.
6,. will
record Nov.
be
This
also
authorized
vote
on
increase
proposed
a
in
the
to
common
Bancorporation—Net
Consolidated
.
v.
ft*.
V
net
operating
earnings
equal to $1.32 a share for the first
11.7ft
111
the per share figure
ft* ft'fti ft
ft
11.7%—
increased
Frank
—
L.
This
gain
year—a
/
with
compares
$20,215,451
$1.18
or
share
a
the
for
through
business
v
columns
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are
from
us
modern,
is designed to
—
proven
full of practical and
investment
proven
selling
Commercial
The
in
Financial
and
Chronicle.
You'll
about
learn
like
1962 period which included about 9 cents a share applicable to the
earnings of a former affiliated bank which was sold Jan. 2, 1963,
Mr. King noted.
'>
ft
Total deposits and loans of Western Bancorporation's 24 affili¬
available exclusively
—
your
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly
Chairman,
King,
reported.
"ft.
and
$22,574,733
to
this
nine months
of
V.
Up
increase
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
ft;.
Western
you
com¬
4,000,000 shares from the present
2,000,000 shares.
The company said the $1 par value of the siock
would not be changed.—V. 198. p. 1095.
pany's
60-page booklet
help
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holders
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the
said.
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year,
above
and
$3,424,461,763
Deposits
$4,844,683,880
of
respectively
on
earlier
this
earlier,
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loans
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year.
Gross
operating earnings of $218,491,698 compared wiUi $214,656,451 for the first nine months of 1902. Consolidated net earn¬
ings totaled $17,320,954 (excluding the special credit of $21,232,700
from
Obtaining
$490,032,211
up
were
year
a
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$452,915,595 or
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greater
than
the
$2,971,546,168 of
30, 1962. Figures for 1962 exclude the bank which was sold
were
Sept.
r
this
10,1ft
or
$5,334,716,091
were
net
months
period.—V.
gain
this
198,
Western
the
on
sale
of
from
year—up
the
the
former
$16,985,860
in
ft.',.
727.
p.
affiliate)
the
;
■
final
:
.
ft
.
-ft,
the
like
ft
'
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in
.ft
:
sale
ft-ft.,
.
fty-;,''ft
ft-
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'
.
,
1962
Maryland
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
cates Offered—On Oct. 16, 1963,' a public offering of
82,925,000 Western Maryland Railway Series W 4&%
equipment trust certificates, due annually, Nov. 15,
various categories of
The
★
,
accounts.
how to
-
These
investors
defined
are
—
and
and their
told
you're
develop each of them to their maximum
potential
1964, through 1978, was made today by Halsey, Stuart
Co. Inc., New York, and associates at prices to
yield from 3.90% out to 4.30%, plus accrued interest.
&
/
The
group
bid of 99.666%.
/
>■
ing a 4V4%
Hutzler.
The
awarded
was
coupon,
general
power
cars
issue
Oct.
15
A competing bid of 99.533,
certificates
hopper
the
from
came
by, five
locomotives,
purpose
2500
Chemical
pointed
V.
—
the
Bank
York
New
for
the
Trust
Co.,
New
stock
common
has
of
the
been
securities
ap¬
In 1001 ways
more
7,
the
for
the
on
their
vital
-ft "
immediately
Stock
Brothers,
in
1962
Exchange.
stock.
common
of
to
the
the
'* ft
glass
r
Wilson
Brothers
stockholders,
the
The
shares''to
is
exchange
6.25
each
shares'
ownership.—V.
of
of
25
YOUR
PARK
(52 issues)
Plus
a
Advance
stock
Sales
for
year,
Advance
sales
this
AND WE WILL RUSH YOU
y
shares
or
owned
by
Wilson
275.583
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
my
check for $20, please send
FREE copy of "How to
over
the single
copy
Name
YOUR FREE
Address
COPY OF "HOW TO SELL SECURITIES."
City....
Wilson
of
State.
Zone
Wilson
Industries
Brothers
common
stock
share
in
for
public
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
operates
increase
supermarkets
610
of
5.91for
the
totaled
period
$192,152,148
increase of $10,726,893.
alter-taxes during the 12-week
throughout the
12-week period
against
a
3
/'Wliiji
>
.y
:
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i
*
year ago.
$181,425,255
period just
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"
closed
ft
12 months
Sell Securities"
price.
holders.
one
me
of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Stores,
a
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
an
ft Earnings
..lit'
items,
ft,., '
issuance
Industries
basis' of
TODAY
$3.3
Brothers shares,
vr.ended Sept. 21 compared with the corresponding period
'.'ft last
sheet
Gentlemen:
saving of $6
and
of
&
PLACE,
Enclosed is
SUBSCRIPTION
Industries
these
of
of Wilson
617.
which
company
recorded
the
operates
■
Advance
785,892
sales
Co.
ft1
owns
envisages
Advance
on
198,
Winn-Dixie
The
South
proposal
acquisition
The
and
rentals
&
..
distribution
the
owns
total
Electrolizing
sales
shares' outstanding
total. Before
Advance
the
total
will be surrendered to Advance for cancellation.
Brothers
your
various
receipt of your order.
on
subsidiaries
whose
and
Industries
Co.,
with
Co.
whose
company
products
Advance
Leasing
Tile
ft
2,508,280
are
and
$17,000,000.
Equipment
1962.
in
diversified
a
wear,
Ridgeway
There'
31ft
to
came
million
is
men's
Ho#ton
the
Keystone
balance
COMMERCIAL
ENTER
it was
reported that the company has offered to
assets of its
affiliate, Advance
Industries,
Inc.,
in
Wilson
Brothers' common
stock,
which
is traded
American
Wilson
on
this booklet can help you be a better salesman and run a
'
manufacture
—
of
—
Wilson Brothers Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Oct.
and
attractiveness
profitable selling operation. Your own copy will be rushed to you
Secondary Offering — On
Oct. 17, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offer¬
ing of 55,000 shares of this firm's outstanding com¬
mon
stock was made at $16.50 per share by Dean
Witter & Co., Sail Francisco.—V. 192, p. 2374.
"i
On
to analyze
use
corporation.—
'•
Western Utilities Corp.
acquire
can
relative
all-steel
150
York,
p.
exchange
you
and 50 box cars.—V. 198, p. 1370.
registrar
1482.
198,
own
horse¬
Western Union International, Inc.—Appointment—
,
Techniques
nam-
Salomon Brothers &
secured
are
also
★
its
on
w i
See
1962
138,664,940
2,617,328
1963
137,811,306
income
—V.
Sept. 30—
billings
Net
if. *w#w(»i*r
Yale & Towne Manufacturing- Co.
Merger OK'dS
mciget un U
Eaton Manufacturing Co., this issue—V. 198, p. 912.
198,
,■
v-
"
5
.
Oct.
198.
"ft
»
-
On
year
1962.—V.
■
I.,
Net
appointed
been
lias
preferred
corporation s
221.
p.
York,
New
from
a
1962.—V.
S3.812.4fil
from
up
period
corresponding
$3,812,461 for
for
the
over
nn
Worthington Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Period
Ward Industries Corp.—Appointment—,
4.28 ft
or
$3,975,708
was
win*
(1581)
S3 97.5.70K
was
ijrlfw
in-,
i).
—
a
big
54
The Commercial and Financial .Chronicle
(1582)
.
•.
Monday, October 21, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
ALABAMA
Co.,
Gas District (P. O.
Geneva County
&
Geneva), Ala.
system
gas
Oct.
offered
&
Housing
the
Offering—M
Warrant
Southern
Board of
<
a y o r
Bond
Sale—The
'Bond
awarded
of
Arkansas
Hartselle; Alabama
A-O.
Legality approved
rick^
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
000
State
S.
College
Trustees, Ark.
Offering
Imon
—
A.
to
of
San
Hanauer
President, will receive sealed bids
&
TsT. T.
1974
-
\
Chicago; J. B.
1981
to
inclusive.
28
School District,
MacArthur
Bond
Offering
Calif.
Offering—City Clerk Jack
for
the
(PST)
Oct.
on
purchase of $5^174,000
municipal
Trinity
sealed
will receive
Council
bids until 7:30 p.m.
bonds.
improvement
Dated Nov.
County, Calif.
&
Moran, Jr. announces that the
City
1982 to 1993 inclusive.
Hyampom
T.
Or-
by
Herrington
Salinas,
Bond
v
180,000 3.90s. Due on May 1 from
&
Co.; ,Wilham E. Pol¬
lock & Co.; Kenower,
'
Due on May Tfrom
80,000 3%s.
Francisco; Northern
Trust Company of
Bruce,
follows:
as
1966 to 1973 inclusive,
syndicate composed
a
sold
was
$40,000 5%s. Due on May 1 from
$1,710,000
Bank of America
the
Francisco,
Union High School Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Dabney
ARKANSAS
price of par.
a
Sims
.
school bonds offered Oct. 15, were
and
35/ss, at
Home Finance Agency, as
Herbert J.
Coe,
Tyson.
198, p. 1281—
15—v.
to
sold
were
&
Anaheim
v
to the
San
Sutcliffe.
&
water bonds
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
by
Bache &
Inc., Gregory
Co.,
& Co., Inc., and Townsend,
bonds
revenue
&
Sons, Granbery, Marache & Co.,
Mackall
Sale—The $1,900,000 nat¬
Bond
ural
Stroud
1, 1963.
Due
Nov.
on
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive. In¬
1
Marion Kers-
that
(CST) on Nov. 2 for & Co., and C. N. White & Co., at
terest M-N. Legality approved by
until the purchase of $1,897,000 general a
ling, Clerk of Board of Supervis¬ Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
price of 100.05, a net interest
ors,
will receive sealed bids at Sutcliffe.
2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 22 for the obligation building bonds, as fol¬
cost of about 3.10%, as follows:
Weaverville until 3 p.m. (PDST)
■vV'Av''
purchase of $420,000 general ob¬ lows:
Not e—The
foregoing supple¬
$260,000 3y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from on Oct. 21 for the purchase of
ligation sewer refunding warrants.
ments the report in our issue of
$1,097,000 Series A bonds.
Due
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due serially
$37,000 school bonds. Dated June
011
Oct. 1 from 1965 to 2002
75,000 3Vis. Due on Nov. 1, 1970. 15, 1963. Due on Dec. 15 from 1964 Sept. 16—v, 198, p. 1096.
from 1966 to 1992.
Legality ap¬
Long announces
J.
Grady
until 3 p.m.
—
sealed bids will be received
inclusive.
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Hose.
y
-
,
,
<
Oct.
Ozark, Ala.
Jr.,
Parker,
mer
1965
in¬
2002
to
1971 to 1981 inclusive.^
350,000 3Vis. Due
clusive.
Offering—Mayor
Warrant
from
1
Wil-
that
announces
11
(EST)
a.m.
Alta
liams, Friday and Bowen.
Garland
purchase of $889,000 general ob¬
Legality approved by
J-D.
Rose,
8c
All
Arant,
Bradley,
White,
Hot
Bond
County
Bernardino
Bond
O.
(P.
Springs),
ARIZONA
County
auction
at
for
28
will
Clerk,
bids
the
$500,000
Elementary School District No. 69
(P.
Phoenix),
O.
11
of Arizona
School
Nov.
-
1968
in-
1993
to
clusiver-i? >,
Trust
&
■V.V/^v
.
1, 1963. Interest M-N.
Carleton
First
Beh
D.
Arizona
of
1968
the
and
ceive
(CST)
on
until
bids
sealed
awarded
were
National Bank
of
$2,000,000
198, p. 1000—
group
a
&
Trust
Dated
bonds,.
Dallas,
Bank
St A Louis,
of
100.009,
3.10%,
of
First National
the
and
at
price of
a
as
100,000 3%s.
Due on July 1, 1968.
600,000 2.90s.
Due on July 1 from
1969 to
200,000
and
Due
1976.
on
1981 to
street
and
until 4 p.m.
were
headed by
a
price
cost
of
of
highway improvement
at
the
100.08,
$805,000 3V2S.
1965 to
to
same
a
a
3.36%,
Due
on
of
1998
to
M-S.
water¬
$45,000
on
Interest
185,000 3.40s. Due
Due
on
on
net
House,
Nash
Barron,
S
1 e—The
a
$1,800,000
offered
Interest J-D.
by
Oct.
15—v.
&
Orrick,
Legality
Nov.
Oct.
to
price of 100.004,
a
" v.".
to
$23,000 3y2s. Due on May 1 from
a
N.
&
T.
&
S.
A.
C.
Merrill Lynch,
Co.;
& ; Smith,
Fenner
N.
White
100.05,
about
&
Co., at
neit
a
3.59%,
$200,000 4s.
1964 to
cost
Los
1 from
Nov.
on
1967 inclusive.
Due
1985 to
1
Due
1988 inclusive.,
Clara
County,
offered
1483—were
cate
Oct.
14—v.
to
Bank of San Francisco,
of
100.03,
about
3.29%,
as
$470,000 5s.
1964
to
at
of
cost
Due
on
1 from
Los
Barbara
school bonds
Wells
230,000 3y4s. Due
College (P. O.
1976
Bond
Sale
revenue
10—v.
198,
the
nance
—
The
1184—were
Housing
Agency,
of par.
$650,000
dor¬
bonds offered Oct:
p.
High
3%s, at
as
follows:
Jan. 1 from
a
Fi¬
price
District, Banta Clara
>.
Counties,
Jan. 1, 1977.
Jan. 1 from
and
1978 to 1981, inclusive.
Alamo
Equitable Securities Corporation,
School District,
Costa
Bond
Clerk
of
Board
receive
22
1981
for
school
1964.
Oct. 1, 1985
on
1986.
of
for
21
the!
60,000 l/10s. Due
on,
Oct. 1, 1987.
on
Oct. 1, 1988.
Due
on
of
water
Due
Co.,
Contra
&
of
sealed
10:30
the
inclusive.
Paasch,
Supervisors,
bids
a.m.
at
Mar¬
(PDST)
Jan.
Dated
1
Jan.
1,
Legality approved
syndi¬
rity-First
National
Angeles,^
Schwabacher
Shuman,
Agnew
Staats
&
Co.,
of
Bank
&
Co.,
and
Los
&
Co.,
William
Weeden
&
Co,
approved
Quincy Services District,
Plumas
Bond
County,
Sale—An
Calif.
issue
of
bids
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase
Dated
by
at
—
The
offered
$1,000,000
Oct.
15—v.
a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America
N.
interest
&
T.
S.
A., of
1964
Orrick,
Unified
Bond
San
e r
Oct.
on
to
1963.
1985
Legality
Dahlquist,
n
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
1981 to 1993 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Merrill
Barth &
H.
1963.
to
Due; on
Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
purchase
of
Dated Oct.
Oct,15
1988. inclusive.
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Bond
will
1964
&
Witter & Co.; J.
District, Alameda County,
San Rafael until 1:30 p.m. (PDST)
$878,000 school bonds.
Lynch, pierce, Fenner
Smith Inc.; Dean
Washington Union High School
g—George
the
Nov. 1 from
650,000 4s. /Due on Nov. 1 from
Clerk
for
on
220,000 33/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
visors, will receive sealed bids at
22
y
District,
Knoss, Clerk of Board of Super¬
Oct.
a
4.04%,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Wal-
School
i
of about
San
County, Calif.
O f f
cost
y
follows:
as
$300,000
Nov., 1,
from
1
of
Interest M-N.
Marin
15,
$300,-
Fran¬
1372-—were awarded to
p.
ston &
Novato
r
on
East
San
of
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Pullan,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Hayden* Stone
Angeles,
Los
on
from 1965 to
the
Co., Hill Richards & Co., Secu¬
R.
purchase of $17,-
bonds.
on
T.
of
members
First, Western Bank & Trust
Sale
bonds
$130,000 53/4s., Due
Supervisors,
sealed
Nov.
inclusive.
Jean
—
Board
receive
will
school bonds.
60,000 3y2s. Due
cate:
County, Calif.
Offering—W.
tinez until
000
Offering
Jose until 10
90,000 3.45s. Due
Other
Oct.
Clerk
Oct. 1, 1983
on
Bond
-
CALIFORNIA
will
1982 inclusive.
$280,to the
County, Calif.
Y
y
net
California
Oct. 1 from
1984.
and
sold
Home
and
as
to
60,000 3.40s. Due
of
sold
issue
was
Bank
Fargo
Bond
198,
Union
and Santa Cruz
Oct. 1, 1975.
on
Santa
County, Calif.
Sale—An
Bond
000
1,
Nov. 1 from
on
Joint
Gatos
School
1, 1974.
Oct.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1988
Francisco, at a price of 100.04,
inclusive.
40,000 33/4s. Due
Nov.
on
to
$360,000
and
Santiago Water District, Orange
Nov.
on
1976 to 1983 inclusive/
Oct.
on
Due
Due on Nov. 1 from
600,000 3s.
1975
from
Nov. 1 from
on
to 1975 inclusive.
1971
price
1
to
3s,
/'/-• cisco^-
inclusive.,
Due
$380,000
Santa Maria School District,
1970.
375,000 2%s.
follows:
1973
Due
1968
and
1969
2.97%,
V V '
2y2s.
150,000
p.
price of 100.05,
a
.
to
1964
Fargo
a
interest
net
a
follows:,
as
syndi¬
a
15—v.
net interest cost of about
$375,000 4s.
198,
Wells
the
by
Calif.
Francisco, at
$1,050,000 school
awarded
headed
San
a
School District,
Union
Oct.
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
Nov. 1 from
on
offered
bonds
1281—were awarded to the
p.
due
to
1983
on
23/4s,
1969
from
inclusive;
3y4s,
198,
1
Nov.
on
1982
$1,500,000
school
Nov.
011
1984 inclusive.
1968 to
Sale—The
Nov.
inclusive;
due
r
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
A
due
$205,000
1968;
on
1974
,
$30,000 3y4s,
1,
due
Sch. Dist.,
Unified
Beach
Long
Nov.
May 1 from
>
1975
Series
school-1961,
clusive;
inclusive.
1993
to
1978
of
1 from
inclusive.
/ Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1967 in¬
inclusive.
1977
to
to
1969
bonds, for $95,000 5s, due on
/.
4s. Due on
170,000
on
23/4s,
$150,000
and
Nov.
on
1979
1,070,000
1972 inclusive.
to
1973
Inc.;
price of
a
fol¬
as
-/y/v/"
25,000 33/4s. Due on May 1 from
follows:
as
Due
385,000 3%s.
1968
Co., and
interest
1,215,000/3V2s.
from
San
of
'
from
1
inclusive;
3s, due
Taylor &
due
$155,000
Nov.
on
1974
p.
>
awarded
1372—were
F
on
1967 in¬
1964 to
1968;
1,
due
198,
from
1
Nov.
Calif,
8—v.
Series
clusive; $25,000 3y4s,
Sanitary District, Santa
offered
3.11%,
>
bonds, for $125,000 5s, due
Sale—The $218,000 sewer
Bond
bonds
Co., J. Barth &
school-1958,
$455,000
Dahlquist,
Barbara County,
Franciso,
San
of
&
follows:
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Vista
A.
S.
net interest cost of about
1988
Co., at
40,000 3s. Due
Ouachita Baptist
interest
Other members of the syndicate:
inclusive. /
&
White & Co., at a price of 100.02,
1, 1963.
1964 to
approved
y
1281—were awarded to
p.
Legality approved by Rose,
Meek,
Dec.
from
lows:
198,
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Dated
1
198, p. 1483—
a /syndicate
to
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., and C. N.
Oct.
$530,000
syndicate composed of the Bank of
time
1976, inclusive.
810,000 3.30s.
,
bonds
bonds
Tom Dismuke,
improvement bonds. Dated
syndicate
C. J. Devine & Co., at
about
—
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
to
Sale—The $1,800,000
awarded
school
Bond Sale—The
(CST) on Oct. 30 for
purchase
mitory
July 1 from
1983, inclusive.
offered
bonds
on
Bond
Santa
(P. O.
Arkadelphia),y Ark.
Due
on
of
,
July 1, 1975
1980, inclusive.
Additional
1
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
425,000 3.10s. Due on July 1 from
1977 to
No.
Bond Offering
,
375,000 3.2Qs.
(PST)
Dec.
on
Isle
Orange County, Calif.
' /
Cupertino
Improvement
Williamson.
1974, inclusive.
3s.
House,
Humnoke), Ark.
1966
1967, inclusive.
Water
District
works
1965 to
1963.
Legality
Meek,
Rose,
by
Humnoke
follows:
Due on July 1 from
a.m.
purchase
$1,525,000 bonds
14—v.
H. Moulton
R.
Oak¬
at
T.
N.
Supervisors,
bids
school bonds.
Due
Capistrano Union High Sch. Dist.,
Barron, Nash & Williamson.
the
$300,000 3.90s.
Interest M-S.
approved
net interest cost of about
a
1,
Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 2003
inclusive.
Company
National Bank
Republic
p.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
on
Chicago, A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc.,
4
A.
re¬
com¬
Continental Illinois
of the
posed
to
by
approved
Kenower, MacArthur &
$52,000 3%% waterworks reve¬
Due
Ariz.
15—v.
Legality
Interest
O'Melveny & Myers.
Pierce,
Ark.
Humnoke,
of
Company.
Sal e—The
Oct.
inclusive.
son.
system improvement bonds
offered
Due on Nov. 1 from
1975
Securities
Tucson;
of
sealed
10
the
for
29
Francisco; Eastman Dillon, Union
nue
Bond
to
Legality approved by Rose, Meek,
"
sewer
Dated
House, Barron, Nash & William¬
Co.,
Tucson,
Oct. 28 for the purchase
on
Arizona
school
of
Company
a.m.
America
1096—were
p.
11
$55,000 school bonds.
Nov. 1, 1963.
.
awarded
Bond
Offering — William
to a group composed of Lehman /
Brothers; Southern Arizona Bank Hudgens, City Recorder, will
198,
until
No.
District
Board
High School
composed of the Bank of America
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
of
as
1993 in¬
to
•
from
1
improvement bonds offered Oct. 7
—V.
Clerk
until
1,000,000 Series B bonds. Due on
p.
The First
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
Dennis
>
land
of
$1,-
purchase of
1 from 1966
Dated Oct.
Tucson),
O.
(P.
198,
g—V.
11
Bernardino
M-N.
clusive.
Company.
County
10
7—v.
awarded to
1372—were
Pima
Oct.
offered
bonds
i
Bond
Calif.
County,
e r
receive
(PST)
receive
(CST) on
a.m.
Series A bonds. Due on
Nov.
Ariz.
$372,000 school
Bond Sale—The
O f f
Oct.
awarded
were
County, Calif.
San
District,
will
San
Shel-
follows:
as
Paradise Valley
offered
visors, will receive sealed bids at
M.
500,000 industrial building bonds,
Maricopa County,
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
-
Wardle, Clerk of Board of Super¬
Ark.
Offering—Fred
School
Loma
Union
Bond Sale—The
a
ton,
Oct.
r
;
,
Clara
District, Santa Clara County, Cat.
Irvington School District, Alameda
1, 1.962. Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Smith, Wil¬
ligation refunding warrants. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1964 to
1984. In¬
terest
Nov. 1, 1982
on
Santa
to 1979 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
Dated Oct.
Oct. 22 for the
on
T
and 1983.
■
sealed bids will be received until
Due on Nov. 1 from
1,025,000 3s.
800,000 Series B >bonds. Due on
from
Interest
land
29
Offering
of .Board
receive
until
for
school
Due
the
Jack
of
a.m.
Calif.
G.
Blue,
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
10
PST)
at
Oak¬
Oct.
purchase of $1,531,000
bonds.
on
—
Dec.
Dated
1
from
Dec.
on
1, 1963.
1964 to
1988
Volume
198
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Herrington
Number
J-D.
Orrick,
\
6309
Legality
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
&
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
LOUISIANA
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
bids until
sealed
7:30 p.m.
Oct. 28 for the
on
(EST)
purchase of $2,-
035,000 sewage works
FLORIDA
-
revenue re¬
Due
Dec.
on
Bond Offering—Mrs. S. L. Shoe-r inclusive.
1
1964
from
to
the
Interest J-D.
Legality
>
(EST)
bonds.
revenue
April 1, 1963. Due
1966
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Free¬
2002
inclusive.
Interest
improvement
the
County (P. O. Bonifay),
Indianapolis
—
for
22
the
purchase
courthouse
edness.
on
(CST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
$250,000
of
certificates of indebt¬
Dated
Nov.
1, 1963.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclu¬
sive.
Interest M-N,
proved
by
to
Legality
ap¬
Richardson
Freeman,
& Freeman.
follows:
as
*
Jefferson
Dated Oct.
Interest
(P.
Mc-
;>
receive
1964.
will
p.m.
(CST)
of
until
bids
8
on
Dated Jan. 15, 1963.
Jan.
J-J.
Legality
Due
Legality
solidated
by
approved
by
approved
Parish,
GEORGIA
East
Mc¬
Certificate
Ga.
Offering
Town
R.
—
Earl
Landers, City Controller, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
on
noon
(EST)
Oct. 28 for the purchase
of $1,-
750,000 waterworks revenue certi¬
ficates. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on
Dec.
1
sive.
inclu¬
1983
to
1964
from
Interest J-D.
Legality
ap¬
Offering
Clerk
ceive
(CST)
chase of
Con¬
Sewerage District
Oct.
on
inclusive.
pur¬
1 from 1968 to 1994
Interest A-O.
gality
Sale—The
Bond
pital bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 198,
Storm
1484—were awarded to a syn¬
p.
dicate composed
of Johnson Lane
Space Corp.; Citizens and South¬
ern
H.
of
National Bank
Hilsman
&
Atlanta; J.
&
Blair
Co.,; and
Vista
City,
Lake), Iowa
10
the
for
30
(CST)
a.m.
$870,000
of
purchase
dormitory and dining hall con¬
net interest cost of struction and refunding revenue
about 3.30%, as follows: *
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
$125,000 3y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from Feb. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
1988
to
Due
be
ILLINOIS
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
facilities
sold
State
to the
Bank
Dated Sept.
bonds
Robinson,
1 from 1964 to 1977
enue
bonds.
1966
to
4s.
as
Clair
J
inclusive.
District No. 201
Town¬
(P. O. Belle-
Legality
inclusive.
until 8:15 p.m.
■
l
L.
of
(CST)
purchase
Counties
Sale—An issue
refunding
bonds
3*4s.
was
of
$7,300,000
of
Rural
High
O.
(P.
Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
refunding bonds
$165,000
married students apartment reve¬
nue
bonds
was
sold
the
to
Hous¬
ing and Home Finance Agency,
3V2S, at
a
price of
as
par.
Columbian
31/4s.
Oct.
sive.
$100,000
Kenton
levee
17—v. 198,
awarded
to
the
p.
In¬
dianapolis Bond & Share Corpo¬
ration,
a
as
3V8S, at
a
price of 100.37,
basis of about 3.08%.
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Offering—Carl J.
as
1973
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
Co.,
&
Weld
&
Union
Securities
Bauereis,
school
Dated
purchase
building
on
Due
Oct.
$576,000
of
revenue
Sept. 1, 1963.
1983 inclusive.
on
Eastman
Co.;
&
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
000
bonds.
sewer
1963. Due
1983
Dated
Nov.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive. Interest
1,
1964 to
M-N.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
Leominster,
Bond
Sale—The
offered
Mass.
$140,000 sewer
Oct.
Securities
10—v.
198, p.
Corp.,
2.90s, at
as
price of 100.007, a basis of about
a
2.89%.
Marblehead,
Bond
Massachusetts
Offering
ceive
sealed
C.
—.Marjorie
Haines, Town Treasurer, will
bids
c/o
New
re¬
Eng¬
land Merchants National Bank, 2ft
State
Street,
Boston,
(EDST)
purchase
11:3ft
until
•
Oct.
on
22 for the
$585,000:/ bonds J
of
aa
follows:
Baltimore County (P. O.
&
Towson),
Co.;
tive
T.
that sealed
Agnew
bids
will
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase of
$3,000,000
highway
Nov.
school
on
1993
inclusive.
bonds.
New
1965
Nov.
Dated
Due,
1965
&
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; First
of
Corporation;
Michigan
brook
&
Esta-
>
from
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
Note
Oct.
1
Nov.
1965
to
District
Nov.
1
from
Markell,
and
Mosner.
The
-—
the
p.
Quirk
King,
City;
York Hanseatic
Co.;
&
New
Corp.; Gregory &
Sons; Spencer Trask & Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day;
Commerce Trust Com¬
Kansas City; R. D. White &
pany,
Schwabacher
Stranahan,
Harris
land
&
Co.;
&
Inter¬
1485.
Co.;
Inc.;
Joseph,
Walter,
Mellen
Woody
Investment
Jaffray
Shockey
&
Company;
&
Hopwood;
bids
c/o
M.
New
Oct. 22 for
on
of
$855,000
Dated Nov.
Palmer
Thorndike,
Storey,
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Dodge.
Mass.
Treasurer,
Town
Bank
pal
&
Trust
will
re¬
State Street
Department,
111
ap¬
f
County (P. O.
Sale—An issue of $600,000
Note
temporary loan notes was sold to
a
group
composed
of
the
State
& Trust Company
of
Worcester County Na¬
and the
tional Bank of Worcester,
Boston-Safe
Deposit
Trust
&
Company of Boston, at 1.65%.
-
on
for
the
MICHIGAN
Franklin
Talmage
29
Legality
Company, Munici¬
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
Oct.
on
tuberculosis hospital maintenance
Boston;
Offerin g—Howard W.
Bond
Due
1982 inclu¬
Worcester), Mass.
Street Bank
Barnstable,
purchase of
bonds.
1964 to
Worcester
Nov.
inclusive.
15 from 1964 to 1983
terest M-N.
on
S'treet,
(EDST)
proved by Ropes & Gray.
the pur¬
bonds.
Due
15, 1963.
from
a.m.
the
for
school
$760,000
sewer
Co.;, Piper,'
Inc., and Dittmar & Co., Inc.
until* 11
23
Oct.
on
446 Main
Bank,
Interest M-N.
(EDST)
Fay,
receive
will
Treasurer,
sive.
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
chase
&
,Rutland, Mass.
land Merchants National Bank, 28
State
M-N.
Ropes
Bond Offering—Marion H.
15
ceive sealed bids c/o
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
by
approved
1,
1964
from
1
Interest
inclusive.
Nov.
sealed
&
&
1975
Legality
Worcester,
Offerin g—Anna
Sears,
Hut¬
to
on*
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
on
(EST)
a.m.
Eng¬
ceive
Municipal
sealed bids c/o Worcester County
Andover, Mass.
&
Heimerdinger, Byrd Brothers;
Weil
Bond
re¬
Na¬
purchase of $120,-
bonds.
Due
Town
Greeley, Town Terasurer, will re¬
Corp.; First Cleve¬
Corp.; Thomas & Co.; J. C.
&
"
11:30
school
1963.
National
Gib¬
will
First
of Boston,
Oct. 30 for the
issue of
our
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc.; Ladd Dinkins &
until
ton,
foregoing supple¬
198,
c/o
Gray.
report in
14—v.
tional Bank
000
Interest
1963.
&
Gans
bids
sealed
ceive
Department, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
on
1,
Offering—Elmer M. Has-
Bond
kins, District Treasurer,
Legality approved by Niles,
ments
Storey,
District, Mass.
to
2003 inclusive.
to
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
bonds.
from
1
Metropolitan
4,700,000
Legality
1963.
1,
by
approved
300;000 community college bonds.
on
Nov.
Plymouth-Carver Regional School
public
Due
First
bbnds.
1964 to
from
inclusive.
1973
1993
to
1
Nov.
on
inclusive.
drainage
Nov.
on
Due
inclusive.
7,000,000
Due
Dated
1965
1964 to 1973
surface
80,000
received
Oct. 30 for
bonds.
from
1
1 from
v
;
Nov.
on
be
on
Nov.
on
1964 to 1973 inclusive,
175,000 water bonds. Due
announces
$15,000,000 bonds,
follows:
as
from
1
Offering—County Execu¬
Spiro
until 11
F.
Company of Western
$330,000 sewer bonds. Due
Maryland
S.^Smithers &
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Marine
chinson,
Legality approved by
Boston, 40 Water Street,
a.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $300,-
a.m.
MARYLAND
Dillon,
Co.; Blair
Bank, Memphis; Barrow,
&
March
In¬
Offering—John. W. Hart¬
of
.
1993 inclusive.'
bonds.
1988 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Due
Miller,
(EST)
Oct.
on
l
price of
a
Boston, until 11
$560,000
Due
2.40s, at
as
Oct.
on
of
1963.
Co., Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
bids until 9:30
the
(EDST)
;
p.
New
ford, City Treasurer, will receive
can
Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen &
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co:; White,
Wheat
for
1,
1 from 1964 to
Trust
Kidder, Peabody
both of Chicago;
state Securities
Bond Offering—W. J.
28
Oct.
198,
the
to
sealed bids c/o National Shawmut
bonds
purchase
terest A-O.
Co.; Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
Northern
York;
New
York-Trust
New
Bank
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.; Baker, Watts
& Co.; First Southwest Company;
Kentucky
terest M-S.
Braun,
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.;
County (P. O. Covington),
1 from 1965 to
Bond
to the
Corp.,
KENTUCKY
ville), Indiana
1000—were
to
1964
Interest A-O.
Authority District (P. O. EvansSale—The
sold
Securities
from
INDIANA
Bond
from 1982 to 1988 inclusive.'
*
Co.; Kohlmeyer & Co.; City Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
Dated Oct. l, 1963.' Due on
1
Oct;
Due on Oct. 15
on
tional
proved by Dean & Dean.
Evansville-Vanderburgh Levee
bonds offered Sept.
was
I Due
3 VfS.
bons & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Bond
permanent improvement bonds.
Dated
8—v.
1373—were awarded to the Ameri¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Jennings), Kan.
University of Chicago
the
Oct.
awarded
Boston,
Bank
Co., Pittsburgh; B.
noon
inclusive.
1975
Roosevelt & Cross; Geo. B.
School Dist. No. 7 (P.O.
school building bonds."
until
for
15
from. 1976 to
&
Joint
fol¬
bids
22
Power and
Decatur, Sheridan and Norton
Counties
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Bernal B. Allen,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
S'truthers & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
approved
Dec. 1 from
on
MAINE
Barton,'
Legality
offered
Gloucester, Mass.
1
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Francis I. du
M-N.
Due on
bonds
Sale—The $100,000 water
'
Dec.
on
Inc.; Mellon National
Trust
basis of about 3.00%.
a
Foxboro, Mass.
of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Bank &
price
a
par.
Due
2003
& Smith
ner
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Wood,
as
100.76,
Smith,
3.10s, at
as
Dec. 1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
York, Buffalo); Hemphill, Noyes &
by Dean & Dean.
Nov. 14
on
as
10,450,000 3.40s.
Trust
Corp.,
Barney & Co.,
on
930,000 3.60s. Due
to
totaling
to
England Merchants National Bank
from 1989 to 1997 inclusive.
sold to the
Securities
A-O.
Stks.
$40,000
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
Interest
<7
1,035,000
awarded
1373—were
1981 to 1988 inclusive.
•
bonds
Dec. 1, 1979
665,000 3.40s. Due
Bond
Leary
Common School District No. 18
Dec. 1 from
;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Offerin g—Ruth
Secretary
-
July 1 from
on
KANSAS
Columbian
Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
of
(P. O. Jennings), Kan.
ville), Illinois
for
(CST)
3.29%,-
15
1981 inclusive."
National
approved by
County, Belleville
Finckey,
a.m.
purchase
Decatur and Sheridan
In¬
ship High School-Junior College
Bond
Due
2003
Bond
St.
11
the
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Trauernicht.
&
for
1, 1963. Due on Sept.
terest M-S. Legality
Charles
$100,000
revenue
Crawford County
of
until
12
Dec.
$16,500,000 dormitory system rev¬
Robinson, III.
parking
received
on
net in¬
a
Due on Oct.
3.40s.
Chemical
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
inclusive.
1993
City), Iowa
Oct. 1 from
on
1980.
McKusick.
7,875,000
.i
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
Due on Oct. 1, 1970. by Chapman & Cutler.
565,000 3y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
State University of Iowa (P. O.
1971 to 1987 inclusive.
Stuart- &-Co.
Halsey,
1970 to
25,000 2.65s.
285,000 3.40s.
First
6,650,000 3s. Due on Oct. 15 from
a
Iowa
and
acquisition
on
135,000 3.30s. Due
;
-
$395,000 offered Oct. 10—v. 198, p.
Bond
on
&
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Co., and W. R. Lutreel Co., at a
price of par,
16—
lows:
Oct.' $5,025,000
on
the
by
price of 100.02,
a
terest cost of about
Zalesky, Vice-President for Busi¬
ness
Affairs, will receive sealed
bids until
and
Inc.,- at
Offerin g—Charles J.
Bond
(State of)
1373—were awarded to
p.
land
on
National City Bank of New York
O.
(P.
198,
Dennis, Mass.
Dec. 1, 1974
on
1978 inclusive.
McDonald,
by
syndicate headed
a
College
Due
by
1, 1973.
Pont & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Cp.;
Jan. Ladd Dinkins & Co., and Abroms
>
^
inclusive. Le¬ & Co., Inc.
Due
Highway bonds offered Oct.
'
IOWA
Buena
Dec.
on
Interest
approved
Bond Sale—The golf course
an^
of
.
Louisiana
v.
$1,000,000 hos¬
(CST)
p.m.
Bond Offering—The $30,000,000
I
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
'
1, 1964.
approved
Legality
'
1976 to
1998
to
Due
inclusive.
inclusive.
Dodge.
1373—were
South Portland, Me.
proved by King and Spalding.
Columbus, Ga.
Jan.
Buchler & Carr.
1963.
1,
interest
55
Thorndike, ; Palmer
a
000,000 sewer improvement bonds.
re¬
the
1964
Miller.
2
to
follows;
as
1983
Legality
Storey,
and 1975.
cago;
purchase of $3,-
Dated
Oct.
from
1
until
p.m.
for
Dated
received
Nov. 14 for the
1:30
until
29
on
$177,000 waterworks rev¬
bonds.
enue
Due
Oct.
on
will
Treasurer,
-
bids
saled
be
Glen Nelson,
—
1972
to
1988
Bank
(P. O. Gretna), La.
Ind.
Winslow,
Bond
Atlanta,
net
a
3.55%,
110,000 3%s.
~
Bond Offering—-Sealed bids will
/
awarded
100.01,
50,000 4s.
Interest
inclusive.
1984
Jefferson
1966 td 2003 in¬
15 from
clusive.
to
from
from
1
of
1964
Nov. 14 for
Donald, Buchler & Carr.
$60,000 sewage works revenue
bonds.
Jan.
on
1965
Oct. 30 for the purchase
on
Due
16—v.
City Bank of New York, at
185,000 3%s. Due
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Offering—Alfred E. Sny¬
Oct.
to
M-N.
$3,500,000
offered
1185—were
price
; 7/
O. Gretna), La.
on
1964
$390,000 5s^ Due on Dec. 1 from
Community Cen¬
(CST)
bonds
p.
tional
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
er,
Board
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
y the purchase of $1,000,000 public
der, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
198,
Bond Offering—Frank J. Deem-
until 2 p.m.
Troy, Indiana
Bond
Parish
School
Sal e—The
cost of about
and Playground Dist. No. 4
ter
J-J.
Ross,
by
approved
school
serially from 11965 to X993.*
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
'
public
-•Bond
^
Judge B.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
11
Due
Share
&
Bond
27/ss.
as
sold
was
inclusive.
1974
Helms, Clerk of Board of County
bids until
Oct. 23 for
on
$25,000
8,000 Series B bonds.
Cord, Ice & Miller.
Offering
L.
a
Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
Legality
Florida
"..y'.-'Ciij
Certificate
bonds
Corporation,
to
Holmes
(CST)
purchase;; of
G.
sealed'-bids
-
improvement bonds,
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
1, 1963.
Richardson & Watson.
man,
will* receive
*
Kokomo, Indiana
Dated
April 1 from
on
*
Mayor
Parish
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
-
$17,000 Series A bonds.
on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $266,000'water
Offering
until 5 p.m.
1988
maker,- CityJ Clerk, will receive approved by Chapman & Cutler.
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Bond
Barnett
funding bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Archer, Fla.
.
-u
Orleans
Georgetown, Louisiana
;
>
(1583)
Akron-Fairgrove
$685,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
15. 1963.
Due on Nov. 15 from
School
District
(P. O. Akron), Mich.
purchase) of
Bond
bell
'
Offering—Richard Camp¬
Secretarv
of
Board
of
Edu-
56
Kindred
bids
sealed
receive
will
cation,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .-.Monday,
(1584)
v
the
site
and
Oct.
1, 1963.
of about
Due on May 1 from
Interest $370,000 -. 4V2S.
from 1965
Legality approved by Mil¬
and
7
.
Biulah),
County ,(P. O.
Benzie
g—Catherine
Clerk, will re¬
O f f e r i n
Smith,
County
bids -until
-
11
sealed
ceive
of
1
May
on
October
of
22
Oct.
receive
Dearborn
J
!
of
1984
Dated Sept.. Park
field, Paddock & Stone.
n.-
•
to
•
cation,
for
v
receive
will
7:30
the
school
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Oct.
l«from
terest
1,
1965
J-D.
3.70%i
and
1,205,000
tion
bonds.
r.h
Due
1964 to
130,OOP
incl.
service
198,
1977, inclusive.
August 1, 1963.
...«
B
•
.
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
April
(EST)
of
on
bids
until
$1,065,000
ment
1963.
-
water
special
bonds.
Dated
Due
1964 to
on
water
April
Due
1966 to
on
1993
Bond
system
for
ment
198,
bonds
p.
-Michigan
&
composed
Corp.;
of
First
Shearson,
a
of
Ham-
Co.; Bache & Co.; Barcus,
8:30
re¬
198,
the
of
Oct.
Legality
Peterson,
30
$140,000
bonds.
/
'
River
at
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
•
1.965
Oct.
.
Bond
of
Due
Feb. 1, 1973
on
of
purchase
on
for
12
1, 1963.
horst
the
bonds.
Due
Dec.
on
In¬
Legality approved by
Owen,
&
4
school
$1,405,000
construction
Dec.
until
from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
.
~r e v e n u e
1974
time,
M-S.
(P. O.
&
i
n
g—Stanley
E.
Marquart,
West.
"
school building
15—v.
198,
St. Louis,
at
receive
purchase
of
to
inclusive.
Ottawa
.
building
—v.
to
bonds
198,
the
Evart.
p.
First
$52,000
offered
1186—were
":v
2VzS.
$870,000
a.
National
mill
&
Inc.
294s. " Due
Bond
and
&
Co.,
Co.,
White-Phillips
of
30
&
St.
of
-
135,000
1972
$1,630,000
re¬
to
a
of John Nu-
composed
Dean
Witter &
Co.,
to
1971
on
Dec.
on
1975
inclusive.
1
as
from
1
at
a
.price
of
cost
of
100.008,
about
a
&.
net
3.23%,.
as
,
Due
on
210,000 3las. Due
1
and
Feb.
1
from
1977 inclusive.
1979.
on
Feb. 1, 1978
syndi¬
Co.; Zahner & Co., and
J. B. Hanauer &
1964
a
price of
follows:
to
to
inclusive.
Due on Oct. 1
from
1974 inclusive.
200,000 3 V4S.
to
••
Due on Oct. 1 from
1968
300,000 3s.
1975
Co., at
net interest cost of about
$250,000 41/£s.
1969
$700,000 3s.
$1,000,000 pub¬
Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; A. E.
Masten &
as
Hayden, Stone &
Kenower, MacArthur
1965 to
Due
March
composed of White, Weld &
3.33%,
Co., and
Dec. 1 from
to
on
1098—were awarded to a
a
inclusive.
3s.
1
parks, playgrounds and recrea¬
tion bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 198,
100.04,
follows:
$220,000 2.90s. Due
March
lic
Co., First National Bank
Paul,
interest
1964
834, Minn.
I. duPont .& Co.,
Co.,
follows:
awarded
No.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Francis
Secu¬
3.23%,
on
1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
cate
Co.,
about
1
NEVADA
p.
interest
of
March
inclusive.
County (P. O. Reno),
Washoe
bonds.
1282—were awarded
p.
veen
Ham-
Channer. Newman
cost
on
Independent School
Sale—The
syndicate
Barcus,
Shearson,
1974 to
from
198,
1282—were awarded to
of
Due
3s.
1,450,000
funding bonds offered Oct. 10—v.
Minnesota
composed
on
as
'
1973 inclusive.
1970 to
from
,
building
District
rities Co., at a price of par, a net
'
school
Bank
group
Kindred
school
Due
1964 to 1969
from
Minn.
(CST)
2.91%,
about
purchase of $830,-
-
Bond Sale—The $820,600 school
198, p.
the
price of par, a net
of
Nevada
School District No. 204 (P. O.
;
4 for
Stillwater
Kasson-Mantorville Independent
v.,
M-N.
Sept.
000
refunding bonds offered Oct. 9—
1965
County School District
Sale—The
Dec.
Interest
Legality approved by Briggs
Kasson),
(P. O. Zeeland), Mich.
Bond
1963.
1
$1,025,000
Interest
1,
Morgan.
sealed
May 1 from
Dec.
a
follows:
580^000
be received until 8 pan.
inclusive.
1374—were awarded
National Bank of
p.
cost
interest
~
District No. 6,
.
$2,000,000
bonds offered Oct.
to the Boatmen's
Special School '
Paul
School District, Mo.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1965 to
& Trauer¬
Charles
Kansas City
Wind-''
■
St.
South
bonds.
,
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1989
March 1 from
Dated
will
on
equipment
on
Due
City), Mich.
e r
fire
20,000
Legality
A-O.
Interest
by
1 from
f
1963.
1,
Dec.
April i from 1964 to 1983,
on
MISSOURI
bids
Nov.
on
terest J-D.
March
sealed
of
building
1
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
Offering—George Ander¬
(CST)
Dated
10
Oct. 22 for the pur¬
on
$1,000,000 port improve¬
chase of
ment
bids until
sealed
receive
(CST)
nicht.
purchase
improvement
general
Due
inclusive.
will
Brooks,
D.
Supervisors,
of
;Board
approved
receive
(CST).
of
No. 508, Minn.
p.m.
p.m.
Offering—A.
Bond
Clerk
Clerk of Board of Education,
son,
revenue
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
offer¬
1, 1964.
Feb. 1 from
on
O.
Independent School Dist.
Dorsey,
$40,000
as
1974.
,
$60,000 bonds, as follows:
on
Feb.
on
1972
will
the
30- for
Due
to
St. Peter
(CST)
purchase
separate bids until 5
on
2.72%,
on
Greenville), Miss.
a.m.
.100,000 294s. Due
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
as
about
Minn.
"
.
of
cost
net
a
(P.
Washington County
Chi¬
of
(CST)
purchase of $75,000
the
bonds.
awarded to
Co.
Trust
590,000 2.70s. Due
.
LeFevere,
utilities
public
•
$795,000 im¬
price of 100.005,
a
$105,000 4s.
approved
Kasson, Minn.
2003,
same
(P. O.
County
Carriere), Miss.
;•
Nov. 4 for
follows:
,
the
for
The
—
1282—were
p.
interest
Bond Offering—Leon Gilderhus,
,
..
to
Pearl
by
Wind¬
bonds offered Oct. 9-—
Northern
cago,
Co.,
Due
par.
1979
Finance
Home
and
Agency; as 3%s, at a price of par.
p.m.
improvement
be received until 7:30 p.m.
-
Due
14—v.
to
until
Janesville,
bonds.
1, 1963.
improve¬
Oct.
Ham-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Legality approved by Miller,-Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
1485—were awarded
syndicate
mill
offered
the
school
.Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 san¬
sewer
Howard,
8
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 31
inclusive.
Park, Mich.
storm
O f f
Education,
from
Cudlip.
K.
as
Hildebrand, Secretary of Board of
1
Marquart,
1186—were sold to the
p.
Housing
Inter¬
approved
Cloud, Minn.
Sale
and
and
<
.
Cancelled—The
Garden
Dated June 1,
April
J-D.
100.04.
Nankin Mills School District
1,
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
and
price Of
canceled.
was
Interest A-O. Legality approved
Hazel
>
Agency,
University, dormitory
from
1
supply
bonds.
revenue
itary
;
from
Dated
•
assess-
Jan.
Bond
Lefler & Hamilton.
ing of $3,200,000 Central Michigan
p.m.
1978 inclusive.
1,560,000
1963.
a
1
Offering
follows:
as
by
First
price of
Nov. 4 for the purchase .bonds scheduled for the
$2,625,000 bonds,
•'
8
bids
$245,000) street
inclusive.
Offering—Floyd A. Cairns,
Township Clerk, will receive sep¬
-sealed
the
Finance
Owen,
provement
-
October
Corporation,
a
Legality
98,
•—v.
horst & West.
Oct. 23 for the purchase
on
Interest
$1,140,000 East¬
to
of
$365,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds Offered Oct. 7
(CST)
p.m.
'
O. Gulf port), Miss.
(P.
Bond Sale—The
receive
.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on
April 1 from 1966 to
on
S^s, at
Farmington), Mich.
arate
of
1
Jan..
on
offered
3ViS, at
Home
O.
Bond
J-D.
Dorsey,
'
v
Offering—Anna
sealed
(CST)
1.993, inclusive.
1978, inclusive.
(P.
ceive
Jan. 1 from
905,000 bonds to the Housing and
..
Township
est
v.
.
Interest
A-O.; Legality approved by Dick¬
Farmington
Bond
Lansing), Mich.
bonds
will
Due oh Dec. 1 from
1, 1963.
St.
merstrom, Village Clerk, will
Kenower; Mac Arthur &
from
1
Interest
Hawley, Minn.
Jan. 1 from
1282—were awarded
Michigan
Due
1964 to
Dated
O.
bonds
p.
$235,000
as
Oct.
on
Dec.
MINNESOTA
Jan. 1, 1970
Due
Gulf Park College Corporation
Browning,
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Legality approved by Mil¬
U
inclusive.'
to
(P. O.
refunding bonds.
$630,000
A-O.
approved by Charles &
Trauernicht.
■:*
"'r.\■
the' purchase
for
6
inclusive.- Interest
be received until 9 a.m.
on
from
series
garage,
on
County
until 2:30
bids
Co.,
Legality
Auditor,
Nov.
on
&
Cady
3%s and 394s. Dated Oct.
as
1980
to
Rochester), Minn.
sealed
to
sold
was
revenue
1, 1963. Dife on Oct. 1 from 1964
Feb. 1; 1979
on
Jan. 1 from
follows:
1977, inclusive.,
bonds.. Due
inclusive.
2001
Inc.,
1980.
County
Michigan University dormitory
—v.
series A
1
on
Due
1985
(P.
revenue
Due on
Oct.
on
on
Due
Bond Sale—The
bonds, as follows:
service garage,
to
1967
M-S.
bonds
$227,000
refunding
system
gas
v
Due on Sept. 1 from
1963.
MISSISSIPPI
1 from
Feb.
Bond Offering—Ross
Van
&
Marquart,
Fulton, Mississippi
Feb. 1 from
on
by
Wind¬
West.
inclusive.'
1978
Olmstead
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
(EST) on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1984,
.
price
a
Michigan State Board of Educa¬
ern
140,000
Nov. 1,
1980, inclusive.
3%s.
from
will recevie separate
$575,000 city hall bonds.
on
Due
1981 to 1984,
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $845,000
and
Co.,
&
horst
of
Commonwealth,
Offering—Edward
d
o 11
price
1974 inclusive.
to
and
Legality approved
Owen,
National
a
on
30,000 3.40s. Due
Wyoming, Mich.
B
,
1971.
305,000 3%s.
&
Offering—Mary J. Slavik,.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1.975
Detroit, at 1.75%.
1969, inclusive.
1972 to
Lansing, Michigan
City Clerk,
tax
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Due
615,000 3^2s.
;
Bond
$1,200,000
J-D.
Dec.
on
inclusive. In¬
1985
Bond Sale—An issue of
50,000 3J/4s. Due
-
interest cost of about
120,000 3%s.
,
Stone.
East
in
follows:
as
1965 to
In¬
Paddock
Brothers
$255,000 4V2S.
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Miller,
Mich.
terest
1, 1963. Due
Dorsey,
follows:
William
Co.,
of par. a net
bonds.
1989 inclusive.
v
$2,500,000 State
1282—were awarded
p.-
Stern
Due on June
1963.
to
&
$3,200,000
site
building v,and
Dated
to the Bank of the
at
$120,000 3.10s. Due
District,
Sale—The
First
on
follows:
1966 to
from
net interest cost of 3.26%
a
1965 to
Note
Stranahan, Harris & Co., at
sealed, bids
on Oct. 28
of
198,
Co.,
Koukl, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
until
Paul,
as
Can-
S'olkema, City Clerk, will receive
Co., Inc., F. S. Smith-, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Blair & Co., Nov. .6 for the purchase of
$1,475,Goodbody & Co.; Julien Collins & 000
sewage disposal bonds. Dated
O f f e r i n g—? James. R.
B o n d
>
the
St.
100.03,
syndicate composed of Braun,
a
ers
(P. O, Dearborn), Mich.
No.. 4
•
'•
and
of
1
to
Min¬
of
receive
(CST)
500,000 sewerage bonds.
Minn.
Bank
Thomp¬
,
$1,400,000 water system bonds.
School
offered Oct. 9—
National
1969
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $1,900,-
$200,000 school
Bank
Le¬
Miller,
by
School
Wyandotte
May 1 from
(State of)
First
S.
will
Clerk,
bids until 1 p.m.
sealed
Min¬
iOffering—G.
City
son,
to
1097—were awarded
p.
1965 to
from
1
000 bonds, as
neapolis
Dated Sept. 1,
Interest M-N.
apprdved
gality
f
■
198,
the
Bosworth &
.
Township School Dist.
Dearborn
t
/
v-
■
;
8
May 1 from 1964 to
on
Bond
National
Independent
bonds
re¬
Interest J-D.
Dated Dec.
refunding
field, Paddock & Stone. '
bonds offered Oct. 9
revenue
—v.;
Legality approved by Miller, Can♦v
;
1987, inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Due on May 1 from 1965
inclusive. 'Interest .M-N.
1, 1963.
to
Due
1989 inclusive.
of
First
Bond Sale—The
Nov. 5
on
$47,000
Worthington, Minn.
4
sold
was
District No. 882,
until
Dec.
on
•
$48,000
Paul.
Monticello
school build¬
$1,200,000
ing and site bonds.
1963.
1983, inclusive.
Michigan
building lease
rental revenue bonds.
to
(EST)
purchase
the
for
29
library
$136,000
from
Due 011 May 1 from
on
of
chase
of
Bank
the
and
Bank of St.
Oct. 29 for the pur¬
on
/
issue
National
First
of
Warren),
Daniels,
bids
sealed
receive
(EST)
O.
road, bonds
neapolis
360,000 3%s,. Due on May 1 from anticipation, notes offered Oct.- 7
1988 to 1990, inclusive.
—v,
198, p. 1374—were awarded
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Oct.
on
1984
•%:
inclusive.
the
v.
Due on May 1 from
415,000 3.30s. Due
will
.Secretary,
grove,
will
Sale—An
state-aid
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
"r"'/
•;
1968 to 1973,
1
'1974 to
Building
Heights
A.
price of 100.02,
V"'
Bond
Michigan
.
(P.
County
(CST)
purchase
funding bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Moody,
Minnesota
(P. O. Holland),
Offering—John
'Bond
-
the
for
' Due
Marshall
Class School
Fourth
Ottawa
District No. 59
Weeks,
&
and" Charles
Co.,
follows:
Offering—Patrick W. Cos-
Bond
&
.525,000 3V4s.
Authority, Mich.
sealed
Inc.; Hornblower
205,000 3V2S.
J-J.
Interest
clusive.
Due
West
sold to Juran &
was
Dated
Legality approved by Mil¬
&
Harriman Ripley
Inc.,
bids until 8 p.m.
$250,000
improvement
sewer
incluscive.
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
198, p. 1185—were
syndicate composed
a
City Clerk, will receive sealed)
Inc.,
Due on May 1 from
1988 inclusive.
Interest
to
M-N.
offered
$95,000 5s. Due on May 1
C 1964 to 1967, inclusive.
1978 in¬
J.964
$1,600,000
$45,-
1963.
1,
July
Dated
8 pm.
July 1, 1963.
net-interest cost of about 3.33%,
a
as
Highway Fund
July 1 from 1964 to
on
to
bonds
purchase of $1,750,000 school
the
1993 inclusive.-
Parcells & Co., at a
(EST) on
the purchase of
for
bonds.
Horn-
B.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000 Motor Vehicle
8—v.
Shannon
will
Clerk,
ung," City
Co.,
Co.,
Clio, Mich.
Offering—Otto
until
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Blyth
&
Paddock & Stone.
Bond
1981 inclusive.
bonds
sanitary
receive' sealed bids
(EST) on Nov. 5 for
will
cation,
Due on April 1
building
Bond Sa*e—An issue of
Fa¬
E.
bian, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
1
April
on
Sale—The
awarded
Canfield,
Miller,
by
approved
school
1964 to 1981 in^
M-N.
Legality
from
Interest
elusive.
Due
1963.
I,
July
Offering—Ernest
Bond
Bond Offering—T. N. W e e k s,
;
Long Lake, Minnesota
><-
Feb. 1 from
Windom, Minn.
inclusive.
1986
%
/■
1986 inclusive;
to
Dec. 1 from
on
Dyke Public School District
(P4 O. Warren), Mich.
School District, ^Mich.
Bond
to
1981.%
1982
inclusive.
1983
to
145,000 3.30s. Due
building and site bonds.
purchase
medical care facility
Dated
Van
a.m.
Lapeer
bonds.
Due
from 1982 to
1981
of
'
and
480,000 3!4s. Due on
Dec. 1 from
on
.
.
3%s.
130,000 3^4s. Due
-
240,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1, 1980
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1980
to
1984
1
April
on
National^ Bank
Second
the
Saginaw.
,
1976
$600,000
anticipation notes was sold to
tax
1974 inclusive.
1977 to
1,020,000
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the
$266,000
Due
to
3%s,
from
•
Bond
a
follows: %
as
1976.
305,000
Michigan
:i'
Inc>r> at
Due on April 1, 1975
105,000 4s.
& Stone.
ler, Canfield, Paddock
'
3.90%,
inclusive.
1979
to
1964
M-N.
Co.,
Note Sale—An issue of
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
bonds.Dated
building
Co.; and Channer New¬
Securities
man
school
of .$730,000
purchase
190,000 3.20s. Due
Saginaw School District, Mich.
Kenower,. Mac-
Co.;
.
Arthur &
(EST) on Nov. .5 for
until 8 p.m.
October 21", 1963 "
Due on Oct. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
250,000 3.40s.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
Volume 198
K.
Number 6309
NEW HAMPSHIRE
.
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(EDST)
chase
until
Oct.
on
11:30
21
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Inter-
Storey,
Legalty
Dodge.
Palmer
r
&
J;
t
Bond
O.
(P.
bonds
will
receive
31*
the
for
bonds,
purchase
sealed
J.
B.
bonds.
1964
Van
Due
to
Nov.
on
1978
Nov.
from
1
Dated
bonds.
1964
Due
to
1983:
Nov.
1963.
Burlington County
Mount
-
Bond
Interest
Holly),
Treasurer,
sealed bids until
Oct.
000
22
receive
(EDST)
noon
follows:
as
8
on
(EST)
p.m.
Butler
school
198,
1, 1963. Due
School
Nov.
on
State
Bank
offered
of
&
1983
to
of
N.
Oct.
the
John
10—v.
to
a
Ryan
$1,515,000
as
bonds
3.55s,
basis
a
at
of
a
Bond
ceive
sealed
'-r-'
C aid well-West
New
of
1
$133,000
from
by
Wood.
will
receive
until 8 p.m.
the
(EST)
Strom-
purchase
of
sealed
on
bids
Nov. 19 for
$750,000
school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1963. Due
16—v.
M-N.
Legality
a
New, Yprk
M-N.
about
&
MEXICO
offered
bonds
1186—were
Oct.
198,
p.
No.
Free
5
Offering
School
Dist.
Charlotte
—
sealed
until
24
L.
re¬
(EST)
Town
Clerk,
on
receive
(EST)
p.m.
Nov. 4 for the purchase of
$2,-
890,000 bonds,
$2,765,000
follows:
as
School
Dec., 1 from
clusive.
125,000
:
1965
1964
Due
to
to
on
2003
in¬
■
on
1968
M-N.
Dated Dec. 1. 1963. Interest J-D.
Washburn &
McCarthy.
Lakewood
Legality
the
Bond
Offering
Stanley
E.
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
provement
1963.
1975
Due
—
bids
Nov.
14
$283,000
bonds.
until
Trust
for
by
Park,
Charlton
inclusive. Interest
im¬
Nov.
1,
1964 to
M-N.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood.; \
Pleasantville
Bond
bonds
1374
School District, N.
—
J.
Sale—The $985,000 school
offered
were
composed
of
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
B.
e
1
sealed
on
bids
W.
will
until
11
re¬
a.m.
school
1963.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
from
1
to
A-O.
J.
to
Van
198,
a
p.
group
Ingen
&
1
$3,698,000
10
were
National
City,
City
Bank
the
and
of
Marine
Buffalo,
3.10s,
as
basis
a
at
a
of. about
inclusive.
1983
Interest
&
ers
Buffalo,
ceive
Sept.
Brown Brothers
Co.;
Industrial
City
oh
bids
Oct.
O'Con-
will
until
22
for
re¬
3
p.m.
the
pur¬
of $1,100,000 urban
renewal
1963. Due
on
10; 1964. Legality approved
Sale
were
awarded
Brook
Corporation, Bank of America,
A., of San Francisco,
National
National
Bank
Shawmut
of
Bank
Dallas.
of
Bos¬
Central
School
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
23
for
Reed,
Cohocton,
1374—were
Oct.
9—v.
awarded
Western
New
to
198,
p.
group
a
York, Manufac¬
turers and Traders Trust
of
a
West
of
N.
—
building
198,
v.
a
2
Co., both
&
Cross, Inc.,
bonds
Town
ham,
ceive
New
(EDST)
1982
June 1 from 1964
inclusive.
J-D.
Interest
Due
6s. Due
State
4s.
1981
Authority, N.
Russell
15th
Y.
Scofield
W.
sealed
bids
will
1987
school
198,
on
16,
until
&
a.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
of $8,150,000 Columbia
of 100.18,
a
revenue
University
bonds,
Series
A.
pur¬
Nov.
1963.
1,
1989
1964 to
Sykes,
Legality
&
Galloway
County
Oct.
of
198,
The
1375—were
J.
C.
Oct.
3.26%,
$600,000
to
to
a
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Co., and
price-
a
interest
cost of
follows:
as
6s. Due
1965
C.
15—v.
awarded
Bradford
net
a
N.
$1,415,000
composed of John
100.001,
May
on
1 from
inclusive.
1974
60,000 5s. Due
May 1, 1975.
on
600,000 3.30s. Due
to
1985
l/10ths.
1986
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
1988
inclusive.
to
May
1
Roxboro, N. C. '
Bond Offering
ling,
ment
Curtis,
100.63,
to
the
Morgan
2.90s,
as
at
as
Due
3
ment
bids
(EST)
chase
of
Dated
May 1
from
11
library
Offering—W.
sealed bids at Raleigh
(EST)
of
on
Nov.
1, 1963.
1965
to
water
1993,
Due
(P. O. Laurin-
County
Sale—The $350,000 court¬
to
awarded
198,
Bank
&
the
Co.
Trust
price of
a
3.14%,
follows:
6s.
of
par,
;
Due
1,1965
May
on
10,000 3V4S. Due on May 1, 1967.
30,000 2%s.
to
1970
165,000
Due
on
May 1, 1968
inclusive.
May
from
1
3s.
Due
on
to
1981
inclusive.,
1971
125,000 3j/4S. Due
to
1982
Wake
;
.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
Forest,
North
Sale—The
Bond
Wash¬
Carolina
sani¬
$165,000
Easter-
until 11 a.m.
bonds.
on
198,
p,
1375—were awarded to
.
E.
Oct. 22 for the purchase
$180,000
Mit¬
tary sewer bonds offered Oct. 8—
Biscoe, N, C.
>
Interest
1963.
net interest cost of about
v.
.
to
1982 in¬
Hoyt,
Reed,
1,
1375—were
Due
burn & McCarthy.
Bond
Nov.
Winston-Salem, at
Legality
M-N.
Interest
by
until
to
1965
house bonds offered Oct. 8—v.
as
1,/1963.
1965
from
1
and 1966.
public
Nov.
May
burg), North Carolina
Oct. 22 for the pur¬
$300,000
to
chell.
a
W. E. Easter-
Raleigh
at
on
1965
from
Legality approved by
Wachovia
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
ling,
on
Dated
M-N.
Asheboro, N. C.
—
1
>
itary Sewer District bonds.
Offering
May
1988 inclusive.
p.
disposal plant bonds.
Bond
bonds.
inclusive.
Bond
and
treatment
sewerage
as
225,000 municipal building bonds.
District bonds. (
Sewer
600,000
Obt. 22 fdr
sewer
on
Sanitary
Brook
on
sanitary
Due
Scotland
Blind
(EST)
purchase of $560,000 bonds,
follows:
follows:
$1,400,000
will
receive
bids' at' Raleigh
sealed
price of chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
a
basis of about 2.83%,
a
Commission,
until 11 a.m/
the
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of Local Govern¬
separate
1187—
p.
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
from 1965 to 1993 inclusive. Inter¬
Hoyt,
Washburn
on
District,
—
offered
bonds
p.
about
$2,970,000 bonds
8—v.
Legality approved by Reed,
Due
School
Sale
1989
M-N.
,
May 1 from
on
Powell, Kistler & Co., at
White
(P. O.
July 1
1963.
/
May 1, 1986.
on
1989 inclusive.
to
Co.,
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
received
11:30
1 from
inclusive.
Robinson-Humphrey
p.m.
Regents Room, New York ding, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Department of Education, ment
Commission,
will
receive
York
May
on
1985
60,000 1/10s. Due
re¬
2
the
for
from
awarded
were
announced
be
Floor, 261 Madison Avenue,
(EST)
will
public improver
Bond Sale—The
offered
approved
Bond Offering—Vice-Chairman
Due
to
from
1
inclusive.
10,000 3%s. Due
Plains), New York
clusive.
Dormitory
price
a
May
on
to .1980
$335,000
Westchester
on
New
by
approved
loway & Dikeman.
the
22
Dated
May 1
on
bonds.
York
8—
follows:
as
155,000
until
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
that
Oct.
on
bonds.
sealed
to
bids
chase of $598,000
ment
a.m.
on
Oct.
Co., Van Securities Corp., and
120,000
York
Supervisor,
sealed
1, 1963.
Due
offered
Bond Offering—Harold P. Garn-
S.
of
4
1374—were awarded to
p.
1976
970,000 Upper Bronx Valley San¬
(EDST)
Carolina
of par, a net interest cost of about
3s, at
as
NORTH CAROLINA
purchase
j&
{
McDaniel, Lewis & Co., at
2.98%.
Y.
p.m.
the
Washburn
.
group composed of J. Lee Peeler
&
2
Douglas
Legality approved
Hoyt,
North
price of 100.14, a basis of about
price of
No.
1,
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., and
Roosevelt
a
,,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of
May
Hyde County (P. O. Swanquarte)),
Dansville,
(P. O. Wayland), N. Y. ;
offered
system
Dated
^
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds
$500,000 school bonds. Dated Sept;
Dated July 1,
basis of about 3.08%.
<;
a.m.
Majr 1 from 1965 to
on
McCarthy.
to
price of
a
bids
11
dormitory
inclusive.
by
$20,000
Offering
City,
price
2002
Trust Co.
3.40s, at
•
Due
group
1
Bond
Lamos, District Clerk, will receive
of Kansas
a
sold
Conesus, Canadice and Naples
Meadow
v
District
Lisbon),
O.
Issue
3,10s, at
the
Bank
of¬
1486—
p.
2.90s, at
as
ton, and the Commerce Trust Co.
as
1962.
sealed
until
bonds.
1965
Fremont, Springwater, Sparta, h
Lisbon, Waddington and Madrid
State
Bos¬
Traders
as
$1,100,000
revenue
$169,000
was
O..
Oct. 31 for the purchase
on
Lumberton
&
basis of about 2.87%.
a
..
First
of
received
$310,000
City and Paine, Webber, Jackson
various pur¬
198,
to
National
100.13,
cate
the
15—v.
Hempstead,
in
of
The
-—
Oct.
eral improvement bonds totaling
$12,000,000 offered Oct. 10—v. 198,
p. 1283—were awarded to a syndi¬
S.
Island, Providence, and
fered
Bond Sale—The water and
gen¬
&
Bank
Wood.
Buffalo, New York
composed
National
bonds totaling $7,325,000
pose
Y.
Comptroller,
sealed
Harriman
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Bond
N.
by Hawkins, Delafield &
T.
Buffalo,
;-
be
3.94%,
bonds
and
.Wayland,
Co., Inc.; Dominick & Dom-
(P.
Offering—Geo. D.
bonds,
Dikeman.
3.09%.
Legality approved by Sykes,
First
Legality
syndicate headed by
a
of 100.13
Bond
1964
N.
in¬
Hempstead, N. Y.
Oct. 31 for the purchase
$945,000
1,
Clerk,
of
that
announces
(EST)
& Cross, and the Man¬
Webster,
Sal e—The
in
O.
(P.
ring—Ruth
District
(EST)
ton
Due
1991
School
No.
Off
ceive
pur¬
general
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
Finkle,
p.m.
the
to
A-O.
Company of Western New
New
8
1963.
1,
1964
Sykes,
purchase
consolidated
100.45;
Y.
York
price
Central
Glenville
and
neli,
of
.
First
New
pur¬
approved
notes. Dated Oct. 31,
Brower, Township Clerk, will
and.
City School District, N.
of Rhode
Clifton
Ballston,
(EDST)
Lakewood),N. J.
water
&
awarded to
&
chase
Township (P. O.
a.m.
Galloway
by
the
New
(EST)
a.m.
(P.
Offering—Vice-President
from
Govern & Lane.
Note
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Roosevelt
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Wood, Struth-
from
1
from
Dikeman.
inick;
inclusive.
will
11
Other members of the syndicate:
on
for
30
Room,
Avenue,
Bond Sale—An issue of
K.
improvement
Oct.
Interest
approved
improvement
Dec.
districts
April 1
Galloway & Dikeman.
general
bonds.
Due
until
various
Dated
clusive.
Eighth
sealed
in
Skaneateles, N. Y.
Y.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
$1,257,000
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc-
of
Oct.
No.
1965 to 1993 inclusive. Inter¬
from
Oct.
bonds.
on
received
College
Business Manager F. D. Dun¬
will
S.
(Towns) Central School District
Supervisor,
bids
that
twenty-fourth series.
as
May 1
.Bond
will
until 8:30
sealed
York,
school bonds.
1, 1963. Due
District
Offering—Charles A. Far¬
Town
receive
p.m.
2
the
for
$1,475,000
Dated Nov.
est
Oct.
on
of
bids
1374—
p.
school bonds offered Oct.
(P. O. Copiague), N. Y.
Bond
111
Boettcher
to
YORK
Union
and
Chairman
—
City 11, until 11
ufacturers
Offerings-William
Sanford,
be
$25,000,000
par.
Colonie, N.
Bond
Bond
Babylon
Dist.
house
198,
inclusive. In¬
announces
will
1510,
of
of : Schenectady,
price of
a
Elmira
NEW
10—v.
/
Co.
&
Oct.
March
on
Authority, N. Y.
Offering
Water District
Fire
Rexford
bonds.
Legality approved by
Colt
York
awarded to the Mohawk Na¬
bonds.
assessment
8—v.
awarded
basis
a
Sale—The fire
sewer
$195,000 street
special
of the Mor¬
100.77,
Park,
-
of
improvement
of
a.m.
pur¬
school
1993
Port of New York
on
ap¬
M-S.
bids
3.12%.
offered
were
Schenectady), N. Y.
sealed bids
price
Clifton
inclu¬
,
1 from 1965 to
>.
$3,000,000
City; L. F. Rothschild
tional;, Bank
Legality
$1,960,000
re¬
11
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
terest
M.
the
for
Dated
Co., and Ernst & Co., as 3.20s,
a
until
22
of
Sloan
Guaranty'Trust Company of
gan
on
approved
Harrison, N. J.
ley,
group composed
3V4S, at
Due
bids
Oct.
on
Bond
v'-'
>
Elizabeth
—
chase
(P. O. Camillus),
York
Bond
Y.
District Clerk, will
(EDST)
on
to
p.m.
1978
Cheshire,
1486—were awarded
p.
pur¬
Hawkins, Delafield
Sale—The
Bond
Cby Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond
198,
8
on
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
to
Onondaga,
Sal e—The
the
;
(EDST)
berg, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
Bond
improvement
1964
Interest
proved
chase
F.
until
24 for
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1963:
Nov.
ceive
Jersey
Offering—Eric
1
Carolina
57
Greenville), N. C.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
equipment bonds totaling $105,000
re¬
Huffman, District Clerk, will
Caldwell School
District (P. O. West Caldwell),
Bond
New Jersey
bids
Oct.
on
In¬
*
McCarthy.
Crest,
April
on
(P. O. Rexford), N. Y.
Offering—Mrs. Evelyn A.
(EDST)
about
3.30%,
Buren,
Offering
Elbridge and Geddes Central Sch.
&
Co., bidding for
100.37,
&
Due
1978 inclusive.
Van
Bond
ceive/sealed
F-A.
Roswell, New Mexico
National
J.
Interest
Klimesz, Borough Clerk, will
J.
Newark, Shearson,
Co.,
Aug.
on
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
NEW
and R. D. White &
of
until
for the
29
pur¬
bonds.
schoolbuilding bonds offered Oct.
Aug. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
Co., Bramhall, Fallon & Co., Inc.,
price
Camillus,
at
The $1,520,000
—
1186—were awarded
Ham mill
:
District,
Sale
composed
group
Oct.
on
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
Legality approved by
bonds
p.
bids
the
for
East
by
and
(P. O. Syosset), N.
a.m.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
&
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Bond
Tabernacle), N. J.
sealed
re¬
11
school
approved
can
Cle¬
Legality, approved by
District No.
Offering—Arthur Gerber,
chase
-
1964 to 1973 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
1 from 1964 to
terest A-O.
purchase of $259,000 school bonds.
sive.
Dated Nov.
from
as
Secretary of Board of Education,
N. J.
will
24
$225,000
,
receive
No. 2
until
July 1; 1963.
Bond
135,000 land acquisition bonds. ,-V
1
Bond
Wildwood
$275,000 road improvement bonds.
>
Dated
Oct.
on
of
bids
Legality
Oyster Bay Central School Dist.
R.
basis
a
chase
O.
for the purchase of $410,-
bonds,
J.
Township " School Dist.
Washburn
(P.
sealed
J-J.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
(P. O.
Offering—Joseph
New
Tabernacle
Offering—Edw. F. Coyle,
County
Inc.,
Co.,
&
price of 100.48,
1, 1963. Due
1,
kins, Delafield & Wood.
"
Co.,
&
Co., and Ewing & Co.,
a
ceive
Dated
from
1
M-N. Legality approved by Haw¬
<
&
will
inclusive.
inclusive.
■
Ingen
Goodbody
(P. O.
180,000 water-sewer
on
$416,000-
1 improvement
e n e r a
were
syndicate composed
a
of about 3.29%
follows:
as
$236,000 g
14
1
Central
ment, Jr., District Clerk, will
(EDST)
Oct.
est
Catskill,
Cairo), N. Y.
J.
N.
$975,000 school
Athens,
Greenville
School District No.
of
Oct.
on
of
and
Bond
Succasunna),
awarded to
Ross
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
:
basis
(1585)•
Durham,
Coxsackie
'
offered
Offering—Philip Borgese,' 3.35s, at
Clerk,
Cairo,
3:80s,
as
a
Fidelity Union Trust Company of
V
Bridgeton, N. J.
City
&
Township School District
Newark,
.
Inc.,
100.02,
Bond Sale—The
of
NEW JERSEY
Co.,
of
about 3.79%.
/'
by
approved
Thorndike,
&
price
a
Roxhury
Oct. 1
A-O.
Gordon
pur¬
bonds.
on
est
Due
Vick
B.
at
a.m.'
the
for
of $400,000 school
Saffin,
Sautter, J. B. Hanauer & Co., and
M.
received
Boland,
Co.,
Alton School District, N. H.
be
The Commercial and Fin&ftcial Chronicle
.
& McCarthy,.
~
the
Lee
Securities
First
Peeler
Co.,
Corp., and J.
at
a
price of
net interest cost of about
100.04,
a
3.55%,
as
$40,000
&
follows:
6s. Due
on
May
1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.40,000 3.20s. Due on May 1 from
/
1972
to
1975
inclusive.
30,000 3.40s. Due on May
1976
to
1978
1 from
inclusive.
.-
.
58
(1586)
,1979
inclusive.
1981
to
Due on Dec. 15,
1,410,000 2.20s.
30,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
1965.
'
20,000 3.60s. Due on May 1, 1982
1966.
15,
Due on Dec.
Loveland,
1,550,000 2y2s.
Ohio
15,
Due on Dec.
1968.
Sale—An issue of $478,000
BOnd
V
Due on Dec. 15,
1,605,000 2.60s.
a
composed of Field, Rich¬
group
&
ards
The Ohio Company,
Co.,
W. E. Hutton &
& Co., as
ald
Co., and McDon¬
follows:
3V2s.
$180,000
3%s.
water
Sale—The $195,850
Bond
Dec.
15,
15,
Due on Dec.
1974.
and
1977 to
from
Due on Dec.
15,
1976.
Due
on
line
1979, inclusive.
1980
Due
to
2,120,000 3.20s.
on
Dec.
15
1982, inclusive.
Due on Dec. 15,
10
198,
v.
—
1375
p.
were
Co.,
awarded to Roose, Wade &
3y8s, at
as
First
First
&
National
National
Bank
Bank
of
in
Dallas,
Memphis,
Paul,
Reid
Fulton
as
Inc.,
Co.,
&
St.
purchase of $31,800,000 bonds,
follows:
$13,500,000
Shockey & Co., Mc-
Hutchinson,
Cormick
Bank,
&
Womeldorf
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Sons,
Na¬
tle,
National
Shawmut
Bank
State
Bank
National
of
of
ern
& Co., National
City Bank of Cleveland, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
Corp.,, Citizens &
National
National
&
Jan.
of
&
Co.,
Curtiss,
Foster
Inc.,
Marshall,
&
& Trust Co.,
&
Dated
Co.y J. M. Dain & Co., First Union
Liberty National Bank & Trust
Co., both of Oklahoma City, Third
National Bank in Nashville, Union
Memphis,
Planters National Bank,
National
Char¬
Bank,
lottesville, American Fletcher Na¬
tional
Bank
&
Trust Co., Indian¬
Charlotte, Ginther &
Philadelphia
Walter,
Woody
&
and
Westheimer
&
Offering
Acting
Martin,
will
nance,
receive
(EST)
noon
Elyria), Ohio
Sale—An
of
Fi¬
—v.
bonds
provement
the
bids
sold
was
to
at
OKLAHOMA
Del
Services
Municipal
City
Authority, Okla.
Bonds
Sold
Not
ceived
the
for
Oct.
offered
$773,000
All bids
—
re¬
The Most Accurate and Complete
totaling
bonds
198,
8—v.
1375—were rejected.
p.
Reoffered—Bids
Bonds
the
for
above bonds will be received until
11
(CST)
a.m.
Oct. 22.
on
OREGON
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
Lane County School District No. 19
Springfield), Ore.
(P. O.
'
Com¬
Bond Offering—Walter A.
District Clerk, will receive
mons,
sealed bids- until 8:15
on* Oct.
Dated
Jan.
1964.
1,
Due
/
of
purchase
building
school
$3,450,000
(PST)
p.m.
the
for
28
bonds.
See "SECURITIES NOW IN REGISTRATION" in the
Jan.x
on
to 1984 inclusive. In¬
1 from 1965
terest J-J.
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Rankin & Myers.
Umatilla
No.
Bond
be
County School District
19-R
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
received
Oct.
on
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
(P. O. Weston), Ore.
for
21
8
(PDST)
p.m.
the
of
purchase
$189,000 school bonds.
of
news on new
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington
security offerings—published weekly in
(P. O.
Township
Abington), Pa
Sale
Bond
—v.
to
198,
the
The
of
Co.
'"2%s at
$800,000
1283—were
p.
Industrial
Trust
of
—
bonds offered
provement
/ •••
10
.
awarded
Valley Bank
Jenkintown,
price of 100.15,
a
im¬
Oct.
&
as
basis
a
2.45%.
about
Bethlehem
City Area School Dist.,
Pennsylvania
Offering
ing
of
Cancelled—The offer¬
scheduled
p.
1099
—
for
was
bonds
school
$8,000,000
Oct.
16
—
cancelled
v.
198,
due
to
pending litigation.
Pennsylvania
State
Highway
and
Bridge Authority (P. O. Harris-
f
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
//
burg), Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale—The
highway and bridge
revenue
offered Oct.
198,
were
15—v.
awarded
to
.
a
p.
25
bonds
1283—
syndicate
headed by the First National City
Bank of New York City, Phila¬
delphia
National
Bank,
and
the
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
a
'
I
Trust
Company of Chicago, at
price of 98.96, a net interest cost
of about
3.03%,
$960,000 2s.
as
Due
follows:
on
-
-
''
!;
-1 ''
■
■
v
''
$35,000,000
Dec. 15, 1964.
=
Park1 Place, New York 7, N. Y.
Le¬
Dilworth,
and
'
p.
—
The
bonds
& Dilks.
$300,000 im¬
offered
1283—were
Industrial V all
price of 100.16.
a
Bank.
Townsend,
by
e y
Oct.
8
awarded
Bank
&
Trust Company of Jenkintown, at
Nov. 13 for
$24,-
Hayden, Miller & Co., as 3%s,
Sale
198,
special assessment road im¬
522.36
Principal
1963.
National
Munson,
provement
J.
ZZZZ
of
issue
27,
&
O.
(P.
Township
Sheffield
Due
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
sealed
on
sewage
bonds.
Paxson, Kalish, Kohn
Bond
Edward
Director
water
sewers,
(J-J) payable at the
approved
Co.
—
interest
Elliott
Heimer-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond
works
gality
dinger, Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
until
apolis.
Dec.
and
Stern,
2,
and
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1994.
National Bank of North Carolina,
Co.,
in¬
1989
system and
treatment
on
Co.,
Dated
to
No.
system
sewerage
City, First National Bank of Frank, Meyer & Fox, Harrison &
First National Bank
Issue
supply
D. A.
House
from ,1965
18,300,000
Birmingham,
Des Moines National Bank,
transit im¬
clusive.
South¬
Bank, Atlanta, First
Bank
1
railway
1,
No.
bonds.
provements
Fort Worth National Bank, Iowa-
Pincus
Newark.
sas
curities
Issue
passenger cars and
price of 100,57.
a
Bond
Other members of the syndicate:
offered
—
Dodge
Island, Providence,
Harris
Henry
Virginia
sewer
assessment bonds
special
Oct.
sanitary
and
Mer¬
Dallas,
National
First
Co.,
Bank in Lindsey, Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
St. Louis, Industrial National Bank Malon S. Andrus, Inc., Childs Se¬
Miami,
Dec. 15 from
1983.
supply
Clark,
Spencer Trask
and
5,670,000 3s.
Ohio
'
on
'
6,230,000 3.10s.
Toledo),
O.
(P.
County
at
&
Inc., First National
Boston,
Due
3,665,000 2.90s.
1975
15
Aug.
on
2%s.
3,705,000 2.80s.
1994 inclusive.
1982 to
from
Lucas
Due
/
15
Aug.
on
1971.
and
"1972.
1981 inclusive.
from 1969 to
,
298,000
1,765,000
1973
Due
Due on Dec. 15,
3,365,000 2.70s.
1970
Credito,
Bank,
Bank
tional Bank of Commerce of Seat¬
waterworks reve¬
mortgage
refunding bonds was sold to
nue
Banco
of Rhode
1969.
first
National
Co.,
1967.
OHIO
National
attle-First
cantile
•
1,500,000 2.40s.
5,000 Is. Due on May 1, 1984. /
15,
Due on Dec.
1,455,000 2.30s.
and 1983.
the
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Boettcher
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Re¬
public National Bank, Dallas, Se¬
-/■■;'
Monday, October 21, 1963
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>
,
*
Volume 198
Num ber 63Q9...
of about
3.25%,
$40,000 314s.
1964 to
follows:
as
Co., and Fahnestock
3.20s, at
of
Due on Nov. 1 from
'
."
..
•
1968 to
Due
Due
1976 to
Due
1981 to
on
Due
Nov. 1 from
at
Puerto Rico
RICO
month
of
August, \ 1963,
thority reports
655
with
August
of ,1962,
the
increase
of
115,000
31,
1963,
total
Authority
the
increase
preceding
Bank
for
Read
period,
agent for the
Puerto
duct and Sewer
is
Rhode
bonds
East
|
S.
Island
Bond
be
&
Aque¬
Hawksley,
will
dence until
Oct.
22
bonds
enue
the
at Provi¬
(EDST)
purchase
of
500,000 notes. Dated Nov.
Due
Nov.
on
proved
'
on
$4,-
6,
1963.
5, 1965. Legality ap¬
by
Sullivan,
Bond
for the
water
Dated
Nov.
Kingstown, R. I.
Sale
The
—
awarded
of
to
White,
&
16,
were
syndicate composed
a
Halsey,
Stuart
Weld
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
Hornblower
Weeks, Ira Haupt & Co., Cooley
REPORT
OF
CONDITION
&
Due
OF
for
5
the
school
Due
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
1
of
from
Interest
Due
Nov.
$750,000
1,
1964
M-N.
1963.
to
1964 to
Due
38,000 3V2S.
1976 to
,
Due
63,000 3.80s.
of
120
the
Broadway,
close
of
Now
York, New
business
York,
September
on
at
30,
1963,
published
made
by the Superintendent of Banks pur¬
to
the
provisions of the Banking
suant
Law
the
of
in
accordance
State
of
New
with
call
a
Yorkv
balances
banks,
and
United
with
cash
of
process
States
stocks,
and
60,000.00
—
125,924.35
-
fixtures
430,593.89
assets———
1,271,933.64
ASSETS
,
$5,798,425.38
First
1988
198,
'1
a
group
National
of
Second
3s, at
County,
Smyrna),
Sale
system
O.
waterworks and
:
enue
Tenn.
sold
Home
as
Finance
Demand
uals,
deposits
of
Hous¬
1,511,733.09
Bond
Roberts,
DEPOSITS_$l,511,733.09
Other
liabilities
TOTAL
2.498,246.73
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL
Capital:
$4,009,979.82
Common stock, total
value
par
•_
_i___
Surplus
fund
Undivided
profits
TOTAL
325.000.00
963,445.56
CAPITAL
1
■"'■■■: 7'
AND
ACCOUNTS—
pledged
W.
assigned to
or
liabilities
I,
T.
deduction
of-___^
R.
of
Griffith
-
will
p.m.
109,722.80
■/,
.
bonds.
Dec. 1 from
re¬
3,334.65
___
Treasurer,
of
the
itution, hereby certify that
ins
on
>
Interest
sealed
Oct. 30
1965 to
J-D.
2002, inclusive.
Legality
approved
T.
,
the undersigned
correctness
of
this
declare
that
it
and
(the
best
belief
to
is
true
and
attest
of condition
examined
been
of
our
by
knowledge
and
us
and
Correct—Attest:
LEPAGE")
F.
RALPH
O.
L.
CREWS ^ Directors
THORNEJ
Austin,
the
correct.
G.
&
Texas
on
Dec.
1
City
Dec.
from
approved
1964
by
1,
at
competitive
$14,000,000
of
utility
bidding
and
the
sewer
to
$676,000
990,000
underwriting
; will
group
■;
Lowe,
receive
(CST)
of
on
$1,-
refunding bonds,
1,
electric
1964
2%%
bower
April
on
1965.
electric
system
light
bonds.
and
the
Project,
be
a
Washington, approximately
east
of
Seattle.
Con¬
with
year
project sched¬
1, 1968.
/
ap¬
Washington Public Power Supply
System
(P.
O.
Dallas;
Connecti¬
Co., Hartford;
Bank;
&
Russ
Co.,
Kennewick),
Washingtqp
Bond
Sale
Packwood
Project
Oct.
West
bonds
198,
.Seattle
at
offered
1375
p.
the
Savings Bank,
$1,800,000
Hydroelectric
revenue
to
:
The
—
Lake
11—v.
Trust
price
a
were
—
of
&
par..
VIRGINIA
Virginia Board of Education,
Baer
Virginia
Offering—Secretary H. K.
that
announces
be
received
until 11
sealed
bids
Charleston
at
(EST)
a.m.
Institute
Montgomery)
dining hall
on
1 for
Nov.
1, 1962.
1965
to
M-N.
toe
of Technology
student
revenue
Nov.
Due
1992,
bonds.
on
(at
and
union
Dated
Nov. 1
inclusive..
from
Interest
Legality approved by Step-
and
Johnson.
and
WISCONSIN
Burlington
College
Corporation
rie
dormitory
sold
Finance
Housing
Agency,
as
and
light
bonds.
and
Due
and
/
and
Due
Lyons
School
bonds
revenue
the
to
was
Home
3%s,
at
(City),
Burlington,
'
Spring Prai-
Rochester,
and
Sale—An issue of $692,000
Bond
•
(Towns), Union
District
(P.
O.
Burlington)", Wis.
Bond
Offerin g—Robert
Wanasek, District Clerk, will
A.
re-
a
price of par,
DIVIDEND
Vermont
Oct.
highway
198,
—v.
awarded
the
$6,200,000
totaling
to
First
a
p.
con¬
group
Boston
offered
1375
Francisco;
&
burgh,
Trust
and
—
Mellon
basis of about 2.82%.
2.90s,
at
a
price
of
.
Rated Aaa by Moody's and AAA
full
faith
Stock
DIVIDEND
Company of Pitts¬
the National Bank of
Standard &
Common
National
100.80,
are
Company'
of
S. A., of
as
by
States Lines
Corporation;
Detroit,
a
United
were
composed
Bank of America NIT. &
San
NOTICE
(State of)
Sale—The
16
Bank
system
of
construct
Morgan Guaranty has been
ginia
syndicate:
Mercantile
Hutton
F.
sale
to
by November 1 of this
(P. O. Plainfield), Vt.
Bond
purchase
semi-annually
beginning Oct. 1, 1964 to 1988, in¬
an
the
2V2%
power
Oct.
clusive, to
for
E.
re¬
the purchase Of $500,000 West Vir¬
struction and public improvement
follows:
bonds, due semi-annually
revenue
'
Dumas,
Offering—Lavenia
revenue
lr
Co.;
Trust
the
used
Hydroelectric
miles
J-D.
Texas'
Secretary,
of
100
Underwood & Co.
bonds
: Bond
&
National
Goddard
of
Huguenin & Boothman.
.
be
Wells
Dover,
school
Interest
Lubbock,
Nov.
on
VERMONT
Nov. 4 for
on
Dated
inclusive.
Legality
as
Bond Sale—The city on Oct. 17,
sold
Worth
Co.;
W.
Board
$200,000
bonds.
Due
1983
of
&
Texas
of
(CST)
purchase
666.000
HOPKINS
directors
report
has
R.
the
Oct.- 24
TEXAS
Fort
Du-'
v
until 8 p.m.
from
will
the basic unit of which will
will
to 1993 inclusive.
Weld
bonds
revenue
West
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.;
Interest
George
—
President
Due
been
Independent
sealed bids until 2
p.m.
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
report of condition is true and correct
the best of mv knowledge and belief.
We,
Poulson,
3.60s.
National Bank,
Boothman.
District,
Offering
Proceeds
bonds
Bond
Nov. 1 from
on
The
—
cently issued by the District.
Nov. 1 from
on
Washington
Agents
Chicago -has
WEST
1990 inclusive.
1991
Bank
from
1
inclusive.
Other members of the
;
White,
cut
by
of
$184 million in
inclusive,
1986
to
1,400,000
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
1963.
George
this
to
Bond
Dated Dec. 1, 1962:, Due on
HOPKINS,
above-named
ap¬
Cutler.
receive
(EST)
/
.
for the purchase of $340,000 sewer
for
and
purposes.—_______ '
Securities
as
shown
above
after
on
inclu¬
Legality
Offering—Mayor
bids until 1
other
are
M-N.
Chapman &
1963.
Consolidated
of $750,-
1984
fol¬
Oct. ,15 from
approved
1982
to
1987
of
Nov. 1 from
on
1,
Chicago Paying Agent for
awarded
Nov.
on
560,000 3M>s. Due
rev¬
Almon,
R. A.
Lorenzo
revenue
Watertown, Tennessee
Bond
$5,798,425.38
MEMORANDA
serves
to
15,
Huguenin &
building
<
CAPITAL
secure
1964
Oct.
Legality
School
May 1, 1963. Due
Interest
by
sewer
mas,.
to
1983
Due ori Oct. 15 from
on
$1,788,445.56
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Assets
and
from
proved
AC¬
COUNTS
sive.
receive
(CST)
the purchase
for
5
Nov.
Mildred
Clerk, will
City
water
A-O.
—
bids until 7 p.m.
bonds. Dated
;
$500,000.00
,r_
Nov.
000
7'Z:;
ACCOUNTS
sealed
1973
as
Company
named
1972 inclusive.
785,000 3.30s. Due
par.
City, Tenn.
Offering
TOTAL
on
Due
1964 to
1979 to 1985, inclusive.
Dated
Union
and
$450,000 5s.
price
follows:
as
305,000 3.40s, Due
1978,.inclusive.
451,000 4s.
Agency,
price of
a
to
net interest
a
3.56%,
from
1969 to
individ¬
partnerships,
corporations
/
3%s and 3%s, at
sold
$345,000 3%s. Due
,
LIABILITIES
a
cost
100.006,
about
system
sewer
was
No.
Paying
American National Bank and Trust
awarded
Wood, Struthers & CP., at
lows;
totaling
the
to
bonds
District
Names
,
syndicate headed by the First
a
3:3;^;:3;3'3v:"3':
McKinney & Dudley, Inc.*
waterworks
bonds
revenue
and
3
$3,500,000
of
Oct. 1 from
1, 1963. Interest A-O.
1
School
1487—were
p.
in¬
pointed New York Paying Agent.
Sale —The
198,
Due
1984
Douglas County Public Utility
completion of the
,
National Bank of Dallas;
Equita¬
ble
Securities- Corporation,
and
Henderson, cTexas'
Lavergne
The
—
1003—were
p.
to
to-1993, inclusive.
/,■.;.
.
a
$523,000 offered Sept, 30—-v;198y
ing
—v.
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hot-
ton
Independent
1963.
to
struction contracts will be awarded
Oct. 1 from
on
1,
1965
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
area
1 from
schoolhouse bonds offered Oct. 14
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
July
from
the
school
from": the Columbia River in the central
1
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $796,000
Utility District (P.
Bond
Due
Oct.
on
until ;.i;
for
1,130 foot concrete dam spanning
1983, inclusive./
Richardson
fol¬
Legality
Com¬
National
as
sold
Oct 1 from
on
Due
24
$1,084,000
uled for Jan.
1987, inclusive.
Dated Oct.
par.
v
improvements
the
Rutherford
597,946.60
Furniture
8—v.
Bank
Bank, all of Jackson,
and
Corporate
TOTAL
and
in
_
Leasehold
Other
merce,
Government
direct
guaranteed
the
National
collection—$3,312,026.90
obligations,
of
composed
other
items
October
Bank,
price of
ASSETS
Cash,
offered
:
1283—were awarded to
p.
^
^
1982 to
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1984 to 1988, inclusive.
,
1981, inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 hospital
Tennessee
3s.
490,000 3.90s.
as
as
1970, inclusive.
1977 to
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
1976, inclusive.
545,000 3V4S. Due on Oct.
$200,000
was
3.28%,
1971 to
1975, inclusive.
47,000 3.60s.
bonds
1964 to
375,000
& Co.,
about
Treas-t?
McCarthy.
the
$190,000 4.60s.
May 1, 1974.
on
of
cost
Bond
$52,000 4V8S.
1983
City National Bank
follows:
lows:
Legality
O.
(P.
interest
follows
bonds
Merrill
Houston, and Walker, Austin &
Waggener, at a price of par, a net
May 1 from
on
of
State
WASHINGTON
of
May 1 from
on
revenue
Jackson),
County
a
Securities
Bond Sale—An issue of
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Madison
of Dallas, First
Goldthwaite, Texas
on
Dated Nov.
Nov.
on
10—v.
inclusive.
utilities
THE-
,s
Due
1973
135,000 3s.
"
(CST)
p.m.
proved
Pierce. Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., Texas Bank & Trust Company
1969 inclusive.
to
composed
Treasury-
clusive. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
April 1 from
11)96, inclusive.
syndicate
a.
liids"
Sealed
c/o
Oct.
on
of
1
Matagorda County (P. O. Bay
City), Texas
a
at
Richmond,
Dated
Jan.
on
Lynch,
tp
(EST)
bonds.
April 1 from
1985, inclusive.
on
3%$,
—
Virginia,
office,
purchase
on
was
Hqme
County (P. O.
received
of
noon,
1965
/'
1966.
and
as
Offering
be
Board
&
Dist.
Oct.
as
to Rowles, Winston
2
April 1,
$394,-
par.
Bond
.
on
114,000 3.90s. Due
the
for
Sch.
on
bids
until
Due
of
bonds
Lawrenceville), Va.
follows:
as
105,000 33/4S/> Due
$375,000 school-
Co., Inc.,
to
1970
Sellers,
Co.,
and
County Consoli¬
offered
110,000 2.90s.
1985, inclusive.
&
1986 to
28
Columbian
1965
Nov.4
on
•<
Va.
issue
Housing
Brunswick
\Supply
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,600,000 courthouse bonds was sold to
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$1,900,000
school bonds offered Oct.
Due
Dyershurg, Tenn.
Offering — R. S.
—
on
Winnie), Texas
$130,000 3s.
bonds.
sewer
1, 1963.
Donovan,
Bond
Bond
and
1 from 1980 to
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
South
Allison
(EST) on Oct. 29
Water
Goldthwaite),
urer's
School
1375—were awarded
Sons:
purchase of $80,000 com¬
bined
Oct.
.
revenue
Agency,
price of
will
$6,000 4V2s.
Corporation of Texas, and M. E. A.
Offering—Harvey Haynes,
i
the
f'i'T. '7
■
Texas
1967 to
Independent
bonds
p.
&
Tenn,
Finance
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225,000
water supply bonds was sold to
group composed of A. G. Edwards
Town Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
until
Chambers
house
sold
sewer
bonds.
<:;•
Sale—An
dormitory
Russ
Independent
Bond Sale—The
sold to Alester G.
was
Alamo,
H.
Treasurer,
bids
12:30 p.m.
for
of)
Raymond
General
receive sealed
received
(P. O.
Furman Co.
000
14 for
$150,000
Dist. No. I (Pi O.
bids
Offering—Sealed bids will
dated
system rev¬
sewer
of
Mills County Fresh
ing bonds.
Simons, Inc.
Bond
Sealed
—
until Nov.
revenue
';•: ?;'.■
purchase of $225,000 school build¬
sold to Frost.
VIRGINIA
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bernard
198,
(State
—
system
District, Texas
C.
issue of $75,000
was
purchase
$3,-
ISLAND
Offering
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.
000,000 school bonds.
1,
TENNESSEE
Note
the
Goldman,
be received until 4
p.m. (CST)
Nov. 4 for the purchase of
-
April
on
; :
City,
waterworks and
Authority.
RHODE
1, 1974.
April 1 from
Due
Offering
be received
Poor's, the bonds
and
credit
obliga¬
.
■«,"
improvement purposes.
3$^
Marlin, Texas
Bond
will
District, Texas
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
fiscal
Rico
underwriting
Inc.;
Legality
Huguenin
Bridgewater College,
3
Co.,
1963.
ft:
Boothman.
They are being
forhighway construction
and public
Dumas,
59
f
tions of the state.
issued
?
Corpus Christi Independent School
East
Rico
the
&
and
1968.
15,
by
Inc.
Lancaster, South Carolina Y'.j/;.
Development
Puerto
April
on
Sale—An
revenue
of 17.66%.
Government
'
Oct.
approved
of
waterworks and sewerage system
the
~
The
in
&
Sachs &
3V4%
and
3.20905%.
'
Bond
Aug.
of
revenues
were
April 1 from
on
1981.
Lake
ended
to $14,506,945 from
rose
$12,329,776
an
months
Dated
April
on
Oct. 1, 1966 to
Fenner &
1979, inclusive.
J 1980 and
'
12
of
Blyth
net interest
a
on
3.35s.
Eurite, Executive Director.
the
Due
1975 to
.
8.34%, according to Juan Labadie
For
—
semi-annually
.
annual net interest
an
Included
inclusive.
215,000 3.30s. Due
in
an
set
group are:
of about 3.32%, as follows:
7 40,000 3s.
Au¬
$1,290,018
Pierce,
1966 to 1973,
of $1,397,-
revenues
compared
the
o r
cost
court¬
composed
group
$240,000 3V2S. Due
Authority, Puerto Rico
Increased—F
a
Lynch,
price of 100.16,
a
cost
Aqueduct and Sewer
Revenues
to
1375
p.
& I
(Incorporated); First of Michigan
Corporation; Roosevelt & Cross
Smith, Inc., Howard C. Traywick Incorporated; Austin Tobin &
Co.,
6 Co., and Dick & Merle-Smith,
Inc.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Merrill
1993, inclusive.
PUERTO
198,
v.
—
awarded
Nov. 1, 1979
on
8
Stuart
5%, 3%, 3.10%, 3.20%
house building bonds offered Oc¬
tober
Halsey,
•
CAROLINA
Bond Sale—The $610,000
V
5
130,000 3V4s.
!
'
••
South Carolina
lington),
1, 1974
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
1980,
''
-.
•.
by
led
Smith, Barney & Co,
The group's bid of 100.099% for
County (P. O. Dar-
Darlington
1978, inclusive.
20,000 3.20s.
•,
(1587)
Co. Inc. and
coupons
,/:;vC.-.'.'i
30,000 3Vss.
•;>
.
SOUTH
Nov.
on
and 1975.
jointly
as
basis
Nov. 1 from
on
1973, inclusive.
20,000 3V4S.
Co.,
a
3.11%.
f
.
&
price of 100.82,
a
about
1967, inclusive.
60,000 3V2S.
and
&
interest
price of 100.001, a net
a
cost
The--Commercial -anti Financial Chronicle
The Board of Directors has authorized
the payment of a dividend of
($.50)
1963,
fifty cents
share payable December
holders of Common Stock
per
to
6,
of
record November 15, 1963.
THOMAS R. CAMPBELL,
Secretary
One Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.
The CommereiaX and Financial Chronicle
60
net
until 7:30 p.m.
sealed bids
ceive
interest
about 3.07%,
of
cost
follows:
(CST) on Oct. 29 for the purchase
of $815,000 school bonds. Dated $300,000 4%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Nov. 15 from 1964 to 1979 inclu¬
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
as
rW
by
proved
Sale
Oct.
totaling
15 —v.
p.
1283
—
will
at a price of
improvement
sold
a
to
of
Dated
(Towns) Joint School District
headed by
No. 1
of
Bond Sale—The $300,000
offered
bonds
100.003, a
clusive.
(P. O. Kiel), Wisconsin
school
1—v.
October
198,
April
&
approved by Foley, Sammond
Sale—An
Bond
Madeleine
1983
g"
Bond
Sale—An
Osier
Brault,
a
Securities,
Guy
$147,-
and
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221,000 5%s. Due
1974
^ '
(
'
.
Dated October
15,1 963. Due October 15,
Treasurer in
as
on
Louisiana,
to
1983
on
registrable
to principal only or as
as
k
•_
,
■
(April 15 and October 15) payable atthe office of the State
Coupon Bonds in denomination of $5,000,
to both principal and interest.
Exempt from Federal Income Taxes under Existing Statutes and Decisions
Interest
Eligib/e, in
opinion>
our
as
Legal Investments for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in
New York State and for
Savings Banks in Massachusetts and Connecticut
AMOUNTS, MATURITIES, COUPONS AND YIELDS OR PRICE
''
Amount
Due
'
Rate
Prices
to
■
-
Yields
.v'
v.,
Rate
Rate
Price
$1,040,000
1971
1972
3
2.85
1,300,000
1,130,000
1964
3.40%
2.00%
770,000
1965
3.40
1973
3
2.90
1,325,000
3
2.95
2,725,000
1980-81
3 V4
3
100
2,925,000
1982-83
3.40
3.30
3,000,000
1984-85
3.40
3.35
4,525,000
1986-88
3.40
100
2.15
or
~3%
1966
3.40
2.30
860,000
1967
3.40
2.45
1,175,000
1974
905,000
1968
3.40
2.55
1,225,000
1975
950,000
1969
3.40
2.65
1,250,000
1976
995,000
1970
3
2.75
r
Due
Amount
Due
1,085,000
$725,000
815,000
Yields
Price
Amount
Yield
(Accrued interest
2.80%
3 V4
to be
1977
3.05
added)
or
3V4%;
3.10%
1978
3V4
3.15
1979
$1,275,000
3V4
3.20
Subject to redemption, in whole or in part in inverse order of maturity on any interest date beginning October 15, 1973;
102% on or prior to October 15, 1979; at 101% on or prior to October 15, 1984; at lOO'/i^o if redeemed thereafter.
100
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The above Bonds
are
issued and received
First National
City Bank
New York
offered, subject to prior sale before
us
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Incorporated
/
appearance
r
of this advertisement for delivery when,
Chemical Bank New York Trust Company
''
;
of Western New York
Incorporated
Incorporated
Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Spencer Trask & Co.
Roosevelt & Cross
Company, Inc.
Eddleman, Pollock & Fosdick, Inc.
5
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Incorporated
J. A. Hogle & Co.
/
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company
Incorporated
7
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
City National Bank & Trust Co.
Kansas City, Mo.
r
R. D. White & Company
City, Mo.
v
Incorporated
/.
Corporation
•
'.
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.
Baker, Watts & Co.
Prescott & Co.
:
,
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.
;.
.
J. C. Wheat & Co.
i'
Stranahan, Harris & Company
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
''
'
I
Blair & Co. rfH W. H. Morton & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co., Inc.
Hemphill; Noyes & Co.
•
I
■*
Incorporated
King, Quirk & Co.
October 18, 1963.
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
'
New York Hanseatic
Company
and if
as
:-'Z"
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. v
/
Kohlmeyer & Co.
,
The Marine Trust Company
A. G. Becker & Co.
Dittmar &
after
''
..
Kansas
...
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Barrow, Leary & Co.
Commerce Trust
-
.
Memphis
or
and subject to the approval of legality by Messrs. Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, Attorneys, New York City.
-
The First National Bank
of
by
Schwabacher & Co.
"•
■-
r
Interstate Securities Corporation
Byrd Brothers
■
Weil Investment Company
■'
'r
f
.■
r
and
Co.,
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
in New York, N. Y.
or
&
Oct. 1 from
shown below. Principal and semi-annual interest
Baton Rouge,
Ltd.,
Chaput
3.40%, 3% and 31/4% Highway Bonds, Series C, LR
;
.
'
$350,r
1973 inclusive.
to
State of Louisiana
.....
of
price of 98.41, as follows:
1964
Ont.
of
issue
000 school bonds was sold to Mid¬
land,
$129,000 5V2S. Due
issue
D'Outremont
New Issue
;• •
Nov.
inclusive.
Commissioners, Que.
y
improvement bonds was sold
000
Lardner.
to
M-N.
School
at
Newmarket,
1964
53As,
QUEBEC
Ste.
syndicate composed of
ONTARIO
Legality
A-O.
Interest
from
as
on
was
1962. Due price of 100.18.
1,
Gouinlock & Co.,
price of 98.30. Due
a
(CST) on Oct.
April 1 from 1965 to 2002 in¬
on
at
$1,-
bonds
Gosz,
sealed
receive
a.m.
Rhine, Russell and Herman
were
the Northern Trust Company
M.
I.
—
500,000
bonds.
offered
$3,100,000
198,
con¬
improvement
-^warded to a syndicate
Chicago,
Offering
issue
Sale—An
Bond
i
to Bell,
Interest
Halifax, N. S.
'
Monday, October 21, 1963
15
Wood, Gundy & Co., Royal Bank
1,000,000 3.10s. Due on Oct. 1
30 for the purchase of $1,840,000 of Canada, Eastern Securities Co.,
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
dormitory and student union re¬ Ltd., A. E. Ames & Co., Bank of
Kiel (City), Schleswig, Eaton,
Montreal, Stanbury & Co., and
funding and construction revenue
MacGillivray, Ltd., as 5V2S, at a
Meeme, Centerville, New Holstein,
Wis.
The school
—
struction and street
bonds
.
NOVA SCOTIA
Pere), Wis.
bids until 10
Green Bay,
Bond
,
CANADA ' £'
r£
College (P. O. West
De
Secretary,
1967 to 1979 inclusive.
demons.
'
St. Norbert
Due on Oct. 1 from
1,800,000 3s.
&
Herriott
Quarles,
1100—were awarded to Barcus,
p.
Kindred & Co.
Bond
Legality ap¬
Interest M-N.
sive.
.
(1588)
.
,
>V.
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