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and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
THE
Volume
198
Number
LEADING
AND
MOST
INFORMATIVE
6299
New York
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, September 16, 1963
Price
$1.60
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
giving
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Amerline
.
The
of
tration
statement
standing shares
the
&
2727
the
SEC
Ave.,
Chicago,
Sept.- 5
on
filed
covering
(maximum
of
100,000
by
for
tape.
customers
has
in
Charles
It
the
outstanding
which
also
produces nylon bobbins
electronic
and
class
273,125
A
electrical
and
fields.
The
class
309,375
coil
and
B
forms
company
shares,
of
E.
Caestecker, President, owns 59.6%
in the aggre¬
gate and his wife, Marie O. Caestecker, a director, 7.4%
in the
aggregate.
They
propose
to
sell
all
of
their
class
A
holdings
(87,280 and 10,844 shares, respectively); and Thomas E.
Caestecker,
a
Vice-President, proposes to sell 1,876 class A shares (of 9,078
shares
held).—V.
; B.
shares
198,
of
offering,
100
is
and
shares
1963.
two
No
with
stock.
rate
of
North
statement
common
at
The
company's principal business is manufacturing, engineering
developing precision magnetic tape reels, dust-proof containers
and
endless
magnetic tape cartridges for manufacturers of com¬
puters, data processing machines, business machines, tape recorders
of
subscription
amendment.
The
magnetic
this
company
registration
out¬
class
and
and
The
regis¬
a
thereof
50
supplied
with
Chicago
A stock,
to be offered for public sale by
through underwriters headed by Dean Witter
West Adams St., Chicago.
The public
offering price
$26.50
per
share) and underwriting terms are to be
holders
Co.,
West
to
is Board Chairmah
$1.45
share. Lawrence
—egel is Presider*
P' •*
Herbert
$100
the
It
is
J.
each
St.,
SEC
to
five
5
offer
to
common
shares
of
of
company
with
shares
of
holders
Fifth
404
the
SEC
engaged
the
in
business
of
furnishing
munication
the
and
it
company.
Ave.,
Sept.
on
stock,-
The
-
York, filed a registration
covering 600,000 outstanding
offered for public sale by the
to
be
manufactures
company
various
men's,
wearing apparel. In addition to certain
outstanding 2,921,849 shares of common stock,
Kittay,
boys'
indebtedness,
which
of
Sol
President
34.44%
and
and
Board
Chairman, and Frieda Kittay own
30.33%,' respectively, and management officials as a
group own 69.10%. Sol Kittay, Frieda Kittay, Sol Goldenthal, Exec¬
utive-President, and Selma Goldenthal propose to sell 294,960,
259,800, 22,500 and 22,740 shares, respectively.—V. 198, p. 768.
The
corporation
240,000
class
are'
Proceeds
and
A
working
Sept.
on
without
to
be
4,
filed
1963
shares
common
company,
to
be
at
"Reg.
a
A"
at
$1
for
43,919
The
(maximum
$10
over-the-counter
company
in
the
share),
per
writing
stock,
of which
of
is
in
and
small
a
proposes
to
sell
ranging from
92,654 shares
to
in
of
Co.
92,654
25
a
shares.
26,291
March
Others
1963
in
to
propose
shares. <United
connection
with
controlling
(South
sell
Security
interest in American
Carolina).—V.
185,
p.
720.
the
inventory
the
in
other
a
Securities
Act
and
order
registration
Sept.
statement
10,
filed
$6.50
Florida Power
The
of
company
457,265
stock
shares
for
each
subscribed
by
to
with
the-SEC
held
RgLs
of
record
to
proposed
at
offer
the
Oct.
on
rate
such
of
company's
Life In¬
Equity
$6.50
are
by
amendment.
The company is an operating public utility engaged in the
duction, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity in
I
thern
sale
and
will
to
curred
will
central
used
be
meet
applied
$41,700,000.
In
the
stock.
W.
to
net
proceeds
of
construction
various
and
the
J.
is
198,
Clapp
Artists
of
with
if
Fifth
SEC
be
Ave.,
on
any,
and
shares
'at
preferred
of
common
382.
p.
V
New
Sept.
offered
in¬
estimated
Corp.—Common Registered—
640
the
common; stock,, to
nor¬
stock
loans
balance,
indebtedness
9,145,305
the
bank
program,
has
outstanding
president.—V.
from
temporary
expenditures,
the
1963
addition
to
company
statement
The
$18,000,000
company
General
The
pay
construction
be
stock,
Florida.
to
pro¬
suspended
National Security
to
through
York, filed a registration
covering 150,000 shares of
6
for
public sale through underwriters
Headed hy, Burnham and Company, 60 Broad
St., New York.
The
public offering price (maximum $7 per share) and
underwriting
terms are,.to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also in¬
cludes
to
$500,000 of 6%
offered
be
company
tures
The
at
plus
offered
company
tresses,
convertible subordinated debentures
certain officers, directors and.
to
par
be
to
accrued
to
is
interest
Burnham
engaged
&
and
due
employees
$100,000 of like
of
1970
the
deben¬
performers,
writers,
industry. It also acts, as sales representative
for television-programs and
program
series.- The
prospectus re¬
flects a net loss of $887,605 for the
year ended Dec.'31, 1962 and
of
the
entertainment
$283,583
from
the 28
for
weeks
ended
July 14,
1963.
Of
the
net
the
proceeds
the com¬
stock sale, $300,000 Will, be used to
repay all of
short-term
bank
debt
and
the
balance will
be
added
to
capital.
In May
1963, the company's parent, BaldwinMontrose Chemical
Co., Inc., contributed $794,329 to the capital
of
the
company
by
cancellation
of
part
of
the
indebtedness
(including interest) of the company to Baldwin-Montrose.
The
pany's
working
balance
1970
in
proceeds
of
this
addition
450,000
of
this
the
indebtedness
amount
from
the
note.
The
to
of
was
$500,179;
debenture
certain
shares
of
balance
sale
will
common
evidenced
and
be
added
the
stock,
by
such
will
be
indebtedness,
applied
to
of
to
which
has
outstanding
owned
are
by
per
years,
the
book
value
per
share
of
the
share.
during
stock, after
Act
from
36
36
use
9
at
$2
additional
share
per
Insurance
in
Club
character
found
by
that
the
(1)
certain
the
three
unregistered
to
not
rescind
the
was
active
an
traded
with
and
exemption
such
activity
to
from
be
ma¬
Securities
offerings
and
was
profitable
applicable
(in
to
all
to
the
fact
subject
$10
share,
per
market
sale
the
43,919
which
(4)
the
shares
offering did not disclose
shares or only to the 21,589
received
but
have
may
to
of
simul¬
in
A
43,919
was
purchasers
not
are
to
substantially lower prices,
Regulation
payment
that
$5.50
over-the-counter
at
respect
claimed
possible
the
of
the
certificates
rights
30-day
rescission
acceptances
to
not
were
rescind
limitation put
46
45
by
stop
amendment
order
of
statement
headed
terms
and
offer
that
insufficient
are
it
might
the proceeds from
the
be
is
of
to
shares
to
public
be
the
to
lifted.—V.
Box
the
230,
SEC
offered
finance
repay
company
in
of
sale
estimated
to
1964
/
t
satisfaction
196,
p.
of
the
Commission
112.
Co.—Common, Bonds Registered—
O.
with
$11,000,000
for
to
result
?
necessary
sale
Las
Vegas, Nevada, filed a regis¬
Sept. 6 covering 120,000 shares
public sale through underwriters
Inc., 20 Broad St., New York.
The
on
for
by White, Weld & Co.,
offering price (maximum $40 per share) and underwriting
are
to
be
supplied by
amendment.
The
statement
also
includes
in
stock
common
fered
P.
company,
tration
?
under
on
order has the
effect
of
barring the further public
subject securities' by
National
until
the
deficiencies
Nevada Power
The
000,000
the
•<.
coordinated
were
Commission
intrastate
successful
substantial portion of
corrected
public
and Sinking Fund Notices 46
Clearings
from
said
provide
funds
for
the
shares of National's stock
acquired
said
were
acceptance
all
a
The
stop
offering of
and
General Corporation and Investment News
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
2
State and City Bond
Offerings
52
Course of Bank
ranging
that
\
over-
purchasers
are
The
prices,
found
the
to
^
.
36
Miscellaneous Features
Redemption Calls
in
by the registration statement to pay such obligations. Also,
of, the prior
150,000-share offering -seek to- enforce
their rights to rescission, National's
operations; might be seriously
jeopardized and its reserve position substantially impaired,
possibly
to the point where it would be in violation of
Illinois and Indiana
insurance requirements.
?
if
36
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
lower
stook
covered
42
of
the
offer,
the
38
Condition
of
the
and (5) the statement fails to state that escrowed
funds of National Intended to be used to
satisfy obligations arising
rescission
to
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange,
of
counsel
organizations under
common
control
of
out a series of transactions in National's
were
which
and
which
satisfy
Rates.
of
covering
the
is
it
for
37
46
company
three
the
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Statement
had
manipulative
being
was
to
whether
36
Consolidated
In
of
clubs
offered
disclosure
rescission
shares
Foreign Exchange
net
there
delivered,
capital.
due
the
of
35
redemption
note
of
general
and
directors), were
partnership and two a£4
Commission
stock
who
operations
stock
pursuant
37
_^_
Huffman,
disclosed.
of
deficient
36
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Market
without
materially
to
offer
35
E.___
sold
of
use
officers
said
shares
from
such
35
Stock
B.
other
through
The
carrying
were
been
registration
taneously
35'
.
and
the
stock,
National
30
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Toronto
by
de¬
surround¬
suffered
a
substantial
loss
in
every
year
from
1956 v
through 1960 and its accumulated loss at the end of 1960 totaled "
$626,857), (3) Investors were not told that while they were
being ^
offered National's
stock at
43
46
6%
working
company
all
a
amount
tributed by Baldwin-Montrose to the
company, is $6.95
Primarily as a result of losses sustained by the
past
Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange_____
Canadian Stock Exchange
offered
and
substantially
other
of
items
National's
12
24
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Baldwin-Montrose, According to the prospectus, Baldwin-Montrose's
investment
in
the
company,
including capital subsequently con¬
the
PAGE
National Stock Exchange..
Boston Stock Exchange
materially
National's
not
to National
as
claimed, since at least three sales were
non-residents of Indiana,
(2)
annual reports and other
sales literature used in connection with the
150,000-share offering
contained materially misleading representations to the effect
that
,
in,,the. representation of actors, ac¬
directors and producers in all areas
have
made
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)___.
New York Stock
Exchange (Bonds)__
S.
of
available
Stock and Bond Quotations
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Samuel
certain
activities
in
which
terially
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
the
persons
Other
,
Co.
that
Act
Stock
Act
14,257
warrants
activities
In This Issue
American
been
is
circumstances
shares
purchases, and to encourage shareholders to exercise their
rights to purchase National's stock at $2 per share If the
present
registration statement
should
become
effective.
The
Commission
said
be
the
such
Un¬
offered for public sale through under¬
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Inc., 20 Exchange Place,
and
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith,
Inc., 70 Pine St.,
both
of
New
York.
The
subscription price
(maximum
$42
per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
had
Certain
share.
shareholders
should
writers
statement
share, and after the present registration statement
support the market price of National's stock so as to
per
filed,
was
induce
one
1963,
10,
j
an
under
to purchase outstanding
lower-priced trading market while the said partnership was
a
public offering at higher prices. The Commission ob¬
served that the purchases
by these stock clubs, as well as another
club, National Security Insurance Club, which has been
operating
since July 1961, served a dual
purpose: to realize profits from the
disparity between the purchase price and the public offering price
Offering—
Petersburg, Florida,
on
Sept. 10 covering
Securities
included
shares
the
stock
St.
stockholders
common
shares
20
South,
stock.
common
shares
St.
statement
of
subscription
for
share
Fifth
and
as
per
ruled
Corp.—Files for Rights
101
registration
a
the
disclose
150,000
Securities
purchasing,
organized
with
filed
that
purchase of and
in
the SEC
dairy
the
also
purchased
making
the
469.
p.
to
$3
(Indianapolis)
by
Cox
well
(as
persons
stock
announced
tht
filiated
concerns,
some
the-counter
market
at
—Stop Order Issued—
decision
Larson,
National
of
a
found
under
simultaneously
of
amounts
received
under
shares,
for
for
1961;
Ewing L. Cox,
formed by Richard A. Larson, President of the
company,
Ewing L. Cox, Secretary-Treasurer, which had been
given
rights to distribute National's stock, was
offering and
selling such stock to the public at prices of $5.50 to $10
per share,
outstanding 2,892,424 shares of
Group, Inc., of New York, own about
RIC
January
exclusive
insur¬
amount
of¬
that
and
private
life
Regu¬
and
By
Agent),
market
share
engaged
and
cream,
-
covering
per
equipment,
City,
or
ordinary
the
payment
certificates
in
a
the
and
delivered
had
of
notification
statement
who
to
suspended
misleading.
permanent
73,300
same
made
registration.
misleading representations and manipulative activities, and that
the. company, had incurred
contingent liabilities in connection with
such
sales.
As
a
part of such manipulative
activities, the Com¬
mission found that while a
partnership (known as
Messrs.
is-engaged
had
been
pursuant
Act
conditions
the
and
.
at-,
held.
had
1960
Securities
and
offering
shares
shares
order.
subscriptions
and
persons
five
offering.
Commission
registration
Mobile, Ala., filed a
Sept. 10 covering 136,580
which may be offered for
the
those
to
stop
that
insurance
Commission1
common
each
offering
false
became
in failing to
properly
ing a previous offering of
particularly that such stock
Street,
in
A
and
registration
covered
Regulation
terms
with
shares
the
proposed
temporarily
that
suspension
rescission
the
from
received
a
November
Commission
had
company's
of
in
materially
73,300
The
of
for
similar
a
ficient
on
stock,
thereof
the
which
offer
the
were
the
Act,
605.
,
of
shares.
entry
exemption
grounds
company
and
49% ; Richard Weininger is Board Chairman and Matthew
S. Met¬
calfe, Jr., is President. The prospectus lists 11
selling stockholders
including United Security Life Insurance Company
(Ala.), which
In
Blandy of 4650 Idlewild Rd., Salt Lake
production, distribution and sale of ice
198,
common
holders
prices
SEC
the
A
complied
circular
22,330
the
the
not
were
time,
negotiated prices.
common
capital.
products.-r-V.
of
the
the
National Security Life Insurance Co.
plant,
new
a
by
Government
with
ance, group health and accident policies
term credit life insurance.
It has
underwriting.
used
at
The
surance
offered
shares
sale
prevailing
sales
1050
statement
outstanding
public
of
company
acquisition
Blandy Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
by. the
The
thereafter,
on
to
decision,
which
to
73,300
share
one
stock
reserve
in
related
purchase
of
shareholders
Regulation
fering
to
p.
the
its
legal
disclosures
to
rate
consented
to
to
lation
com¬
pay some $875,000 of bank loans obtained for
construction
purposes,
and the balance will be used for general
purposes.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
22,458 shares of common stock, of which Illinois
Bell Telephone
Co., of Chicago, owns 36.84% and
management officials as a group
3.78%. H. F.
Nichols is
President. According to the
prospectus,
Illinois Bell intends to subscribe for the
3,309 shares representing
its pro rata portion of this
offering—V. 191,
registration
company
National
Shortly
21,
the
deficient,
rights
the
claimed
services,
mainly local and toll telephone
service, in
City of Galesburg and the towns of Knoxville, Avon
and
Wataga, Illinois.
The
net
proceeds
from Jjfr<pstock sale
will be
New
5
women's
has
the
of
at
According
the
used
share
exemption
is
company
per
by
Indiana
an
materially
shareholders
The
a
Loyal American Life Insurance Co., Inc.—Common
.7' ■/' • ~
through underwriters headed by Drexel & Co., 1500
Walnut
St.,
Philadelphia.
The public offering price
(maximum
$22
per
share)
and
underwriting terms are
to
be
supplied by
amendment.
The statement
also includes 44,002
shares issued or
to
be
issued upon
exercise of certain outstanding stock
options
of
at
Oct.
Co.,
SEC FILINGS
•
statement,
be
to
for
Registered—
thereof
common
record
The
$2
8,983
underwriting is involved.
.
The
filed
stock
Insurance
company.
found to
675.
p.
V. D. Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
111.,
covering
such
stockholders
held
Life
R.
Offering—
Galesburg,
Sept.
on
proposed
share
per
for
Cherry
INSURANCE
•
Intra State Telephone Co.—Plans
Rights
Corp.—Class A Registered—
company
effect
Barnett
INDUSTRIAL
•
net
first
at
mortgage bonds due 1993, to be of¬
competitive bidding Oct.
16.
The $15,-,
from this financing will be used
expenditures for the balance of 1963 and
$9,600,000 of bank loans incurred therefor.
The
proceeds
construction
some
estimates
the
and
that
expenditure
its
of
continuing
about
$9,700,000 in 1965.
In
construction
$18,800,000 in
addition
to
program
1963,
certain
Continued
will
$22,500,000
indebtedness
on
page
3
v
2
The Commercial and
(1046)
a'Aav
'
Sidney brown
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
million rights offering to stockholders of Sept. 13
of UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK, LOS ANGELES. CALIF., with no underwriting; and $14.7 million
VA- NEW ORLEANS', LA.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
by
Financial Chronicle
Thursday (Sept. 19): A
,VA /
A-.
A-vA: Av,' A; A,A,A'
$100 million in five-year non-callable -debentures of DOW
CHEMICAL
CO. rated AA by Moody's and triple-A by S & P's via
Smith, Barney & Co.:
-
moderately
docket of about $224 million in senior fixed; interest
rate corporate and municipal debt offerings is due to be acted upon this week,;
Included in the announced list of public offerings are two competitive first
A
active
and
;
during the week an advanced refunding involving about $39 million
JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO SCHOOL bonds under
the purview of
Boettcher & Co., Denver, Colo, may be reoffered
through a syndicate headed
by Chase Manhattan Bank.
AA^-A'AA:AAa^A ;
Not included in
the tabulation is the possible advanced refunding of $39 million Jefferson County,
Colo., school bonds expected sometime this week.
Though the taxable 28-day bond dollar volume has declined from last week's
four-week tally of $191.9
million.
>
The total firm backlog of corporate
A
.
than last
'
.*
.
>
-
.
-X
A..A
prerefunding eligible rights in last week's
of
advanced
u.S.a.
refunding
A
MILLION
FROM
market
reserves
week
Last
full
five
for
of $32.1 billion
specified government, securities to exchange them at most attractive. Treasuryfixed yields for an assortment of longer maturities. Of that amolint, $23 million
is held by the public. The computed yields in the exchange offering for issues
with lower coupon rate contained boot cash and accrued interest adjustments
which provide 4.02% for the 37/s's of 11-15-68, 4.14 to 4.15% for 4's of 8-15-73,
and 4.20-4.21%
the
days
Treasury
invited
owners
for 4%'s of 5-15-89/94.
announced its offering after the market's close a week-ago last
and the first trading day was Sept. 5 for the exchanges
Sept. 9-13 week. Noted immediately below are the issues in¬
volved and their yields on the asked side at the close of the cited trading days.
The figures make quite clear that the greatest ups and downs occurred in the
prerefunding eligible rights and not in the junior advance refunding rights.
By this time next week, the Treasury should have the results of its ninth and
by far its largest advance refunding — which appears to have been more suc¬
cessful than the 25% goal the Treasury had stated it hoped to obtain from
the public., AAA "'
A
A;
.AaAA'.
A' -'A /A A
(Sept. 4)
involved
the
in
An
of
The Treasury
Wednesday
that
than
more
for
the
reserve
,
average at $163 million which
previous week's
the initial
the
original
that
TABLE
I
ELIGIBLE
RIGHTS
(In Millions of Dollars)
Amount Outstanding
,—Offered Yields at Close—,
Total
Non-Public
Public
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
5,<193
3,330
2,3(53
3t4%
Ctfs.
5-15-64
3.25%
3.06%
3.21%
4,933
2,860
2,073
4%%
Notes
5-15-64
3.33
3.09
3.25
3,893
302
3,591
3%%
Notes
5-15-64
3.25
3.10
a" 3.24
ABOVE EXCHANGEABLE FOR THESE BELOW
Investment Yield
to
When Issued—Offered Yields
Maturity*
Sept. 5
X7/h%
Bonds
11-15-68
(New
Issue)
4.02%
%
Bonds
8-15-73
(New
Issue)
4.14-15
Bonds
5-15-89-94
(Addl.
Issue)
4.20-21
4.00%
4.13
4Vh%
Sep. 12
3.99%
4
4.20
♦
Includes
to
make
cash
adjustment
exchange of higher
A
4.14.
•
'V
ADVANCE
daily
a
$213
-
.
A;'
average
year-to-year comparison for the week shows that
average free reserves
$285 million though the gold stock was thinned out
by $510 million.
holdings of governments, including repurchases, however, increased four¬
fold by a sizable
$2,248 million.
down
The
DAILY
AVERAGE
OF
FEDERAL
RESERVE
CREDIT
DATA
(In millions of dollars)
Week of
Week of
August
Sept. 11
Free
Reserves.
Sept. 4
Average
July
Average
*
In
9/12/62
164
448
32,644
Held*
Includes
149
32,438
32,222
32,143
31,445
30.396
15,582
15,602
15,672
15,614
16.093
;
Stock
the
Year-Ago
163
112.5
15,583
Governments
Gold
June
Average
1.55
repurchases.
week
ending
Sept. 11, the Federal Reserve open market
committee
each day $86 million outright and $120, million in RP's.
The
week-to-week change of government
holdings, however, witnessed a decline of
$35 million in bills and $135.1 million held under
repurchase agreements
no
doubt to support the Treasury bill market
yields which declined under the im¬
pact of the government's last-Friday concluded $32 million
advanced refunding
The maturities affected were:
$300 million decline in less than 15
days, $172
million increase from 16-90
days, and $42 million disposal of 91 days to one
year.
The gold stock on
average increased $1 million for the
weekly difference
and the cumulative
gold loss since the beginning of the year was
$395 million
compared to $822 million in the same period last
year. Though the average float
was up $139
million, the Sept. 4 to Sept. 11 actual change showed a
$1 million
decline. Member bank
borrowings per day on average rose $29 million but the
actual, Wednesday figure revealed borrowings were up $123 million
compared
to the previous
Wednesday.
A
bought
on
average
...
4.20
<
holiday-ending week of Jan.
2 have the New York
banks been
greatly in debt to the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York—to the tune of
true for Chicago banks even
though
last
Wednesday was not a double settlement day. The expected mid-month
increase in the float and return flow of
cash should boost reserves
during this
$125 million. The
II
REFUNDING
Not since the
so
payments
and
accrued
interest
adjustments
to lower coupon issues financially attractive.
TABLE
''JUNIOR"
'V
of
A/^AAA>-:
The
were
close to what they were
PREREFUNDING
S155
Sept. 11 actual amount of $36,112 million.
a
direction
turned to sorrow as, prices dropped and yields came
prior to the advanced refunding news.: The junior rights
issues relatively held their price indicating a special interest in the 4's bonds of
1973 and possibly the 4y8's of 1989-94.
estimate
- AA//A A.
recorded for currency in circulation at
was
$36,066 million and
Rights holders who had hoped to obtain the initial higher, premium prices
for their 3J/4 certificates, the 4%'s and 33A's notes of 1964 found that their initial
in
figure of
A- A.A"/Av;: / 'A'A A' Ak-'-AA.v / vAr AAA-
.
all time high
.
success
revised
figure for the Sept. 4-ending week, v
by $255 million to $61 million from
; Actual Sept. 11 free" reserves shrunk
Sept. 4 spot figure of $318 million revised from
million.
*
A A>
of securities and repurchases and a substantial
increase in
contracting forces led by currency in circulation boost anl de¬
million-r-up .$122 million from
;
BUT
purchases
$8 million
was
WEEK
AND GOLD LOSS
per
cline in vault cash still left the week's free
*
MILLION TO $163 MILLION
YEAR-AGO
day on average stayed at, the week-ago level
statement week through the timely interaction oi increased
open
the float. Credit
upward
edged
$285
$510 MILLION IN YEAR'S INTERVAL
v-A
,
for the latest
yields
DOWN
Member bank free
,
.
ARE
GOVERNMENTS HELD ARE UP $2.2., BILLION
,
.
bonds with,- and without; affixed calendar
year's estimate..
BANK AVERAGE RESERVES RISE $8
AND
larger than it was a year ago, and the municipals add up to 120%
dates is 140%
more
MEMBER
its own against, last year's compa¬
A year ago it came to $132.8 million as against the current
rable week's figure.
A:^.A>
;
Sometime
tax-exempts each one of which is $1 million or larger in size.
total, it is, nevertheless, more than holding
$15 million METRO. SEATTLE, WASH.; and $7 million
non-tax-exempt
PITTSBURGH, PA.
UNIV. OF
mortgage bonds—one a rail and the other a utility—and a $100 million under¬
written corporate debenture. Also, set for public bidding are 20 state and local
RIGHTS
credit
same
tightening
was
current week.
(In Millions of Dollars)
Amount Outstanding
Total
Non-Public
3,59"}
28-DAY
,—Offered Yields at Close—
Public
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
5-15-66
3.76%
3.70%
3.73%
%
Notes
8-15-66
3.76
3.72
3.74
4,195
3%%
Notes
2-15-67
3.86
3.82
3.84
5,011
314%
Notes
8-15-67
3.87'
3.84
3.85
COMPETITIVE AND
Sept. 12
Bonds
334
2,264
4.454
1,719
2,735
4
4,287
91
270
(l).
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
>.;■
Taxable
Bondst
A
(3)
VISIBLES
v
-
(4)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Municipals*
(5)
(Cols. 3 <fe 4)
Corporate "
Total Bonds
Stocks
Total Visible:;
•i
>
v
Investment Yield
*
W.hen Issued—Offered Yields
to Maturity*
%
Bonds
8-15-73
4V8%
Bonds
5-15-89-94
4
Sept. 5
I
16-Sep.
21
$224,327,000
$30,175,000
23-Scp.
28
9,685,000
128,231,000
137,916,000
41,235,000
Sep.
ABOVE EXCHANGEABLE FOR THESE BELOW
Sep.
Sep.
5,282
30-Oct.
17.9.151.00(
4
33,705,000
280,030,000
313,735,000
Oct.
19,150,000
7-Oct.
332.885.0lK
500,(KM)
71,147,000
71,647,000
37,268,000
108,915,00(
$191,890,000
$555,735,000
$747,625,000
$127,828,000
$875,453,001
$100
Same
MILLION
COAST
LINE
inducement
$301,624, (KM)
$331,345,000
$632,969,000
$143,560,000
$776,529,001
$132,785,000
$263,537,000
$396,322,000
$93,642,750
$489,964,751
DOW
RR
Issue)
4.14-15%
4.13%
4.20-21
4.20
Total
4.14%
Issue)
COUNTY,
COLO.
provision
in
as
footnote
above.
DEBENTURES,
MORTGAGE BONDS,
$39
MILLION
WEEK'S
The
$20
MILLION
AND POSSIBLE
ADVANCED
ATLANTIC
JEFFERSON
REFUNDING
LEAD
*$1
CO. rated B by S & P's via A. C.
Allyn & Co., Allen & Co., and Metropolitan
Wednesday
(Sept. 18):
dates
protection against call; $25
COLLEGE
N.
Y.,
MISERICORDIA
Sept.
24;
•
Sept. 13, 1962
(27)
$515,344,000 (30)
$319,035,000 (28)
529,875,000 (23)
53,033,000 (23)
(55)
$1,045,219,000
(53)
$372,068,000 ( 51)
$616,092,000 ( 68)
$1,661,311,000(121)
$182,828,000
$346,192,000
(55)
$718,260,000(106)
( 35)
208.306,370
(60)
496,075,600(294)
(95)
$400,866,870 (95)
$650,773,350(345)
+$2,129,429,170( 219)
$2,062,177,370(216)
$1,369,033,350(451)
219,502,170 <62)
do
$50
NOTE:
not.
;
ANGELES
for
stockholders
-
$154,697,750 (51)
equipment ctfs. with dates and one without; $20 million Atlantic
Sept. 17; and $46 million in six preferreds of which four have
UNION
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
NORTHWEST
rights
offering
CO.
BELL
possible
$20
million
TELEPHONE
still- ynfirmed
on
CO.
preferreds
debentures
important details
bv
are
such
"
Too late for
offering
three
Excludes
million
planned
in
bonds
mtge.
two
the
bonds
&
$20 million
The
$402,330,170
.
stocks
1st
(33)
$192,560,000
dates
amount;
the
end
included
as
dollar
insertion in the
above table are 10
tax-exempts assigned
dates amounting to $58,508,000 which includes $15 million LOS
COUNTY
FLOOD
CONTROL
BUFFALO,'N. Y. improvement bonds
of
$1
BACKLOG
Last Week
$1,727,099,000(124)
stocks
and
not
and
A
Stocks:
Line
1964.
but
bid
$2.5 million MONARCH MARKING SYSTEM
CO. convertible subordinated
debentures via McDonald & Co.;
200,000 shares of COMPUTER SCIENCES
CORP. common of which 25,000 are a
secondary via White, Weld & Co., Inc.;
$15 million NORTHERN
STATES POWER CO. competitive first mortgage
bonds rated doubln-A across the board with no
$1,425,000
BROOKLYN,
*$771,594,000 (69)
dates___
Total
Coast
L
dates__
bonds
all
f Includes:
of
Also, $12,820,000 DETROIT, MICH.; and $3.8 million MIDDLE GEORGIA
COLISEUM, BIBB COUNTY, GA.
UNIV.,
550,395,000 ( 28)
with
Total
GUE£ WATER CORP. via Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Co.; $3.5 million
Dallas Corp.
$405,110,000
$955,505,000
Total
$20 million ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR. first
mortgage bonds rated Baa
by Moody's and triple-B by S & P's; 70,000 secondary shares of DOMINPRODUCING
(9/17);
ISLAND
This Week
Total
Without
GAS
PITTSBURGH
LONG
dates
Municipals
With
DORCHESTER
OF
dates
Corporate
of
UNIV.
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE
(Sept. 17):
subordinated convertible debentures
million
Taxable Bonds:
$3,441,000 MIDDLESEX COUNTY, N. J.
_
$7
DALLAS, TEX., Sept. 28.
week
16):
Excludes
more.
DALLAS. PA., Sept. 23; $2,030,000
200,000 BISHOP COLLEGE,
With
*
or
CO.,
Without
million Los Angeles Unified School
later,. Sept. 24, the capital market should
corporate and municipal bonds aggregating over
$200 million. Among the larger capital issues scheduled between
today and next
Friday are:
Tomorrow
million
non-tax-exempts tabulated, however, in column 1 and $96 750 00(
notes set for Sept. 24. Includes: Blyth & Co.-led negotiated $18o'miliior
PUD
NO.' 1, WASH.,
revenues;
$39 million JEFFERSON CO.,
COLO.,
advancec
refunding under purview of Boettcher & Co., Denver,
Colo., and may be reoffered by Chase Man¬
hattan Bank some time
during Sept. 16 week.
A
a
1962
DOUGLAS
Despite the change in date for the $25
District bonds from tomorrow to
find an attractive choice of
13,
+ Includes:
money
(Sept.
"
^rTATprelim- urban renewal
FINANCING
month.
week
Sept.
market will offer two tax anticipation note tenders aggregating
$20,248,000 today and next Wednesday. Kalamazoo, Mich., will sell $2.4 million
school district tax anticipation six month notes
today and Rochester, N. Y. has
scheduled $17,848,000 12 month bond
anticipation notes for the 18th of this
Today
$254,502,00(
4.20
CHEMICAL
FIRST
11
$76,327,000
Sep. 12
(New
(Addl.
Last
*
$148,000,000
(Oct.
DIST.
10).
(Oct.
29)
Excluded
and
from
$12
the
million
tabulation
offerings with dates is the $50 million N. Y. PORT AUTHORITY consolidated
bonds expected
in the next few weeks.
Sept. 12, 1963
sWWff.
Volume
Number
198
6299
.
rt"^T
* hlrw
TherCommercial and Financial Chronicle
-.
.
rfi^ W*(»^{»mt»flTr«Rtt
(1047)
sharply
General Corporation and
77
Investment News
-7
:
Continued from page 1
\
\+"
7:
r
t :'v
,
"We
will
■
bring
of
preferred
common
stock,
stock,
7 Elmer
8.89?
the company has outstanding
which management officials
of
Johnson
F.
is
President.—V.
198,
1,760,307
as
7
;
own
7
v
V7
;
The
Hydrofoil, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—• :
corporation
Henry
Tallmadge
D.
Pro
eeds
Sept.
on
shares
common
filed
at
Seattle.
for
working
Co.,
be
to
1963
offered
3,
be
to
"Reg. A"
share
a
$5
:
'
used
the
covering
tnroUou
per
•
in
are
ct-.er
corporate
purposes,
•
.
1
•
Pccono Downs, Inc.—Units
.
The
filed
Pa.,
First National
Bank
sold; for
registration
'atement
with
of 6¥2',7 subordinated sinking
a
1978,
375.000
shares
and
Sept.
on
be
offered
benture,
15
for
and
sale
in
units
to
warrants
phia,
which
exercisable
are
will
receive
at
of-
consisting
purchase
from
$16.62'/2
$6
and
$100
a
in
de¬
unit commission.
The
statement also includes (1) 40,000 like warrants to be sold to the
printi; al underwriter for $2,000, and (2) 75,000 non-voting com¬
mon
shares
to
be
offered
at
$4
to
selected persons
including
holders
present
contingent
a
voting stock.
the prior sale
shares, .77'/7r
T!
Harness
with
has
company
o
State
company's
(for
So32,500)
Barre
and
betting
392
granted
land
of
which
County,
Pennsylvania
racing
It
Pa.
Route
on
the
by
harness
conduct
to
Luzerne
in
acres
Scranton
license
a
Commission
has
acquired
between
315
meets
Wilkes-
its
racing plant will be located; and
the preparation of the site for
the plant, which will include two overlapping tracks, a clubhouse,
grandstand, stables'and related facilities. According to the pro¬
spectus, the company has received a written proposal from a con¬
tractor to perform the balance of the construction for $3,075,000.
the
is
company
In
order
has
to
struction
on
portion
a
$315,500
further
in
engaged
now
pay
burrowed
previous
of
from
banks,
the
expenditures,
and
order
in
company
continue
to
con¬
short-term
borrowings must be made prior to
the offering of the units. All such loans, including the $315,500 will
be
r-pind
from
the
net
proceeds of
this
offering.
In addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
150,000
voting
inves
and
250.000
ment
common
shares (representing an
the voting stock, Theodore R. Laputka,
non-voting
$515,000). Of
of
"Aileen
at
29
Vice-President,
and
Ross
D.
Miller,
Executive
Vice-President,
own
14 4f7 -and 12.5%' respectively, and'management officials as a
group 74.4%
(as well as 81.1%
of the non-voting stocki. Victor C.
Diehm is President.
7-TV/'
7V 7 7?'
7
a
of
to
the
T'v
-
- —-
- -
of
and
for
tops,
St.,
is
sold
"Mia
St., New
of
the
under
jackets
York.
they
All
of
;
5note
due
Sept.-26,
quarterly
through
1967____„_-_
Common
stock
($1
to purchase
aggregate
pursuant
to
underwriting
conditions
■and
stated
Merrill
34,000
Smith
&
Hornblower
Wv C.
the
/Co.
Century
13,000
R.
13,000
Elworthy
Weeks
&
&
R.
Co.__ 13,000
Webber, Jackson
J,
Harold
Howard,
Co.
10,000
Paine,
Securities Corp.
Snearson, Hammiil & Co.
10,000
10,000
Francis
I.
du
Pont
&
Equitable
Shields
&
Courts
Co.. Inc..—
&
7.
Co.
Inc.
California
Igoe
&
Ohio
Bailey
Willis,
,7
Inc.
Kenny
American
-
Control Data Corp.—Public
On
sell
Sept.
amount
but
type
cr
reported
was
securities in
e.''—V.
for
the
198, p,
that
1964
securities
of
spokesman
a
mo
or
it
12,
additional
Financing Planned—
1,000
&
1,000
be
to
the
raise
to
-L_.
has
sold
stated,
company
See
is planning to
for expansion. The
not been determined,
could
"it
be
15%
861.
Potter
Co.—To
for
Louis
New
Sell Preferred—
On
sell
10, *1963,
Sept.
33,COO
it
of
shares
subject
to
stockholders.—V. 198,
reported
was
$100
is
the
company
stock
sometime
that
preferred
par
approval
p. 767.
both
by
plans
in
and
common
to
1964.
preferred
York
Power
&
7" 7
ended
total
said
that
the
on
$498,524
earned
company
during
Golden
the fiscal
that
noted
1957
and
•The
be
offering
received
Rector
2
Nov.
Ryder
Thii
(11:C0
nationwide
announced
that
convertible
the
financing will
vehicle
pany".i
•The
York,
will
the
be
P.
date—V.
po
197,
$5,400,000
this
later
continue
the
underwritten
40
for
has
20-year
Proceeds
of
the
com¬
Blyth
by
at
the
Ryder
&
rate
Co.,
of
Inc.,
$100
common
New
principal
stock
held
and
all
In
in
On
Sept.
sale
issue
be used
it
the
details
Interest
will
Electric
&
was
reported
$20,000,000 of
sold
at
bank
repay
speech
a
cents
an
Mr.
be
rate,
conversion
furnished
at
out
rate
those
of
Co.
Securities
Sale
that
the
debt
securities
competitive
loans.—V.
197,
is
company
bidding,
in
considering
mid-1964.
the
and
The
proceeds
will
has
company
of
Sept
to
of
of
the
the
by
the
and
that
35%
company,
net
nave
and
years
products
Their
ance
that
American
in
have
75%
distribution
Dressel
News of Business and Finance
Tie
Chase
co-transfer
—V.
of
Chicago,
O'Connell
announced
196.
agent
p.
f
for
all
See
Litton
Industries.
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
their
output
frozen
in
bakery
$3,500,000
annually.
the
expand
100.
p.
198,
R.
V7.
sales
for
Jackson,
for
agains:
t!
e
"We
the
same
had
months
explained,
last
period
"but
46
Aug.
cents
in
our
divisions
costs
announced
Net
profits
profits i in
discount
promotion
has
ended
year.
was
satisfactory
self-service
increased
THE
President
six
$73,520,245
and
2,
profit
that
1963
per
compared
our
mail
were
retail
consolidated
were
Bank,
New
the
Investment
York,
has
Co.
of
share
with
76
division.
after
taxes
ferred
cents.
Mr.
Jnckson
order
and
Shoppers World
principally because of
profit margins caused by
down,
tighter
Cn
j
all
of
par)
I
-
for
the
10
Directors
Oct.
17,
500.000
presently
voted
to
call
1963,
to
consider
of
7%
of
appointed
the
outstanding.
Under
a
special
and
Sold
—
.
Plans
'
Pre¬
vote
the
plan,
'■
.7 ;•
the
The
credit
company's
life
insurance
and
life
by its insurance agency
'77"'
77
derived
was
7%
the
from
life
;
insurance
from
derived
was
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
the
insur¬
FINANCING
Authorized
on
long
Outstanding
term
$30,000
______
on
lonj;
term
deb
198,000
long
on
term
1
debt
15,000
,r
1964_,
due
notes
due
7%
:
due
1964________
through
through
due
68,000
1972______
debt:
378,COO
1967
100,CCO
______
debentures due through 1978-
notes
due
in
.
convertible
stock
285,000
__77^.7¥
600,000
7'";;7"'7'V. 7":' 77;7;"'-'7 /77/■'.'''
1970_____^_w7_._
cumulative,
,
OS 000
1965__
subordinated
note
30,000
______
debt:
Capital Stock:
,
7'-"
pre¬
($20
par37,500 shs.
5.75%
cumulative, convertible pre¬
ferred
stock
($100 par)__.____
6.0CO shs.
Common
stock
($5 par)
500,000 shs.
—V. 198, p. 439.
dent
Increased
a
„37,5C0 shs.
6.000 shs.
171,027 shs.
year's
meeting
of
stock¬
on
a
plan to
preferred stock
"Two
each
holder
of
($1Q0
pre¬
Co.—Net
frr
the
Down
ended
year
$9,919,956,"
"The
to
Dr.
R,
Sharply—
June
Bowling
well
of
volume
profit
accelerate
$866,169
198,
in
R
p.
&
D
for
1963
30,
to
Barnes, 'Presi¬
the
was
and.
in
government
share
per
profits,"
the
v as
program
commercial
the
meet
against
needs
Barnes
by
man¬
to
order
infrared
changing
Dr.
decision
in
pLce
instruments
of
a
lapidly
market.
tightening
a
Product
in
sales
1963
did
addition,
than
development
in
92%
products.
cents
1962.
significant
in
negotiation
its
13
or
development
defense
factor
business.
sales
to
as
commercial
for the difference in
most
i^s
firmly
and
space
second
government
To
more
in
$47,729,
share
per
and
approximately
8%
to
account
first
as
growing
degree
cents
accelerate
company
business,
was
products;
amounted
87
or
agement
—V.
of
sr.les-miv
factors
stated:
retire
20%
high
and
profits
$326,920,
tse
new
stated.
The
company.
'
Co.
cumulative
contracts.
of
'
GIVING
subordinated
notes
creased
shares
/c-,h/
Debt.
due
note
"The
Refining
all
23'7
Barnes Engineering-
Retirement—
Sept.
holders
-'
•
Debt:
6%
566.
Illinois—Notes
.
Smelting &
sales
approximately
subordinated
6%
achieve
been
stock
common
4
American
1
,
contracts
net
$78,793,891
7 «
According to
facilities
p.
4%%
Aldens, Inc.—Sales Higher: Net Down—
;
production
products.—V.
Privately—On Sept. 11, 1963, Lawrence M. Curtiss,
President, reported that $25,000;000 of this firm's
notes due Sept. 1, 1983 had been sold privately
to 17 institutional investors.—V.
198, p. 859.
Asset Sale—
198,
'
inventories of dealers
7;
subordinated
ferred
recent
852.
American
EJectronics, Inc.—Proposed
the
subsidiaries.
maturities
note
6%
1913,
during
goods
to
frozen
of
to
convertible pre¬
'7 -77/-'
-
insurance written
'
maturities
Senior
on
7 ' :"*7
■
since
bakers
baked
Ameri¬
■;
debt
Senior
5%
6 Va %
Ltd.—Appointment—
Manhattan
of
The present
back
472.
p.
^
Debt:
junior
Net
Adler
and
senior
Current
"Sales
American Factors
198,
cumulative
reinsures
maturities
Current
6¥4%
7 '7-7,77.77
.
of
and current sales of
G'Connell, American plans
and
of
manufacture
extend
purchases installment sales
contracts.
subsidiaries, the firm, as an insur¬
credit
life
insurance,
credit
accident
and
approximately
Current
197,
shipments' going to points from
coast
to
coast.
Chicago area baking plants have substantial freezing
capacity
282.
H.
D.
high-quality
frozen
Mr.
p.
the
agency
;
agency
Current
Automatic
industry.—V.
the
with
three
in
roots
'
and health
CAPITALIZATION
in the pest
that conditions
Bakeries
.■
as
specialized
currently
Diessel
"■
.
Chicago
its
year
ended April 30,
1963,
approximately 70%
income was derived from the finance business
of
the
subsidiary,
sin-e,
company
with
grow
Chairman
7:
in
leader
but
fiscal
net
more
Co.—Acquisition—
acquired
6.7 '"77
Well-known
requirements.
used for loan repayment and
installment
of
subsidiaries.
year
anticipated and
acquiring small, privately-owned,
the company is currently studying
times
position
and
1923
and wholesale financing of
subsidiary
6%
President
other
company
writes
purchase
years.
as
said
American Bakeries
later
a
-
.
insurance, automobile insurance and allied lines of insur¬
largely in connection with its direct loans to consumers and
For
past fiscal
volume has
pointed
annual
each
in
for
our
;■
Approved
.
of
century.—V.
1
insurance
Long-Term
of
the
as
in
\ 77 /77 •;
■
credit accident
of vending from a $600 million business
industry with
sales
of
approximately $3 billion
Golden said /that vending
represented one of the
excellent
an
7'v :'V
springs and formed metal parts.
firm's 6%
the
its
insurance
28.
sales
on
its
sales
Feb.
28.
while
He
years.
average
in
next
growth
growth' trends
in
of regis-
company is a Georgia corporation, incorporated
with its home office at 262 Spring St., N.W., Atlanta,
agent,
health
was
the
during
1957
he
rise
a
the
ance,
date
share
a
Feb.
last
before
7
v7.
to
2351.
p.
The
Gas
about
be
to
to
year,
Dressel's
10.
of
will
the
$21,000,-
use
($20 par) at $20 per share.
property,
Junior
said
other
Planned—
the
in
acquisitions
He
'•> '
•..
completion
recognized
formed
nineteenth
/
■
senior
excellent
companies.
the
whom
ance
such ,possibilties.
1946
was
1262.
Diego
in
from
negotiating with an insurance company
loan,
which would enable it to retire
successful
as
are
is
was
1948,
Through
immediately more than $1,000,000 for acquisi¬
that
of
personal
Up 15%
approximately
period a year
were
purposes.
said
proven
tracing
great
is
$4,000,000
realize
growth
time
several
can's
San
31
operations
ended
as
records
company
Golden
this
as
new
and
mechanical
April,
1
President,
and
p.
tne
profitable
of
set
15-year,
a
tions
at
of
fall.
expansion
of
shares
taid
Mr.
firm,
have
bank debt and
last
shareholders
each
date.
date
Inc.,
held
be
services.
be
to
will
682.
p.
carrier
common
approximately
to
Services,
meeting
Debentures—
and
debentures
used
for
Baker,
record
sell
and
offered
bonds
record
Fred
price,
be
of
will
fleets
debentures,
amount
on
it
He
had
Sell
leasing
subordinated
Ebasco
at
address.—V.t 198,
Inc.—To
truck
Rights will expire Dec. 5.
for Compensation will
Bids
information
An
the same
System,
30.
EST)
a.m.
York.
New
p.m.) at
Oct.
record
underwritten.
be
13
Nov.
St.,
(3:30
7
will
of
39
or
share for
times
and
The business
of the company, which is conducted directly and
through wholly-owned
subsidiaries,
consists
primarily
of
direct
lending to consumers on a secured and unsecured basis, purchas¬
ing lrom dealers of installment sales contracts relating to durable
7
191.
p.
comparable
of
earnings
On Sept. 12,
1963, the company announced plans to offer about
715.00.?'. common shares to stockholders on the basis of one new-
held
the
of
year
net
great
than
tripled in the past four
earnings have increased at an
six
Canada,
•Georgia.
Asset Sale
—
forecasting a substantial increase in earnings on
of
"upwards of 15%" for the fiscal year encfing
The
nearly
20
Aug.
basis
were
each
Co.
198,
B. Golden, President, stated
Society of Security Analysts.
$20,016,876
Light Co.—Plans Rights Offering
$9,910,677
1964
general offices in Bristol, Conn.,
and
offices located throughout the United States
working capital.
1,000
7_" ":7 7 ..7,
■•.,
this Issue.—V.
months
six
the
Golden
Mr.
Pacific
the
above
Mr.
Action
Co.,
esti-
are
BUSINESS—The
American Automatic Vending Corp.—Sales
Sales
$25,000,000
ago,
Otter Tail
Oil
in
19651
approximately
with
Net proceeds will be
1,000
Wulff, Hansen & Co.-.—
Agricultural Chemical
Continental
$33,000,000
pending
Spring,
ferred stock
1,000
Fricke
company
money
1963,
shares of this
Ayers,
..
.7-
of
y^:-v ,;7i7'77.
Atlas Finance Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock Offered—
On Sept. 11, 1963, Marshall
Co., Milwaukee, and McCormick
&
Co., Chicago, offered' publicly, 7 37,500
in
Approved—
1963
plants
precision
—1,000
Moyer,
French, Inc.
-&
or
77
Co.,
Woodcock,
1,000
-
ahd
1,000
777-7/
Sloan & Co.—
Bros.,
Inc.
1.000
Farrell, Inc.
198, p. 674. ■;
Co.
—___
4,000
4,000
Bell, &
—V.
Co.
Semple,. Jacobs. &
Wiley
Co.
&
&
14,
divisional
middle
4,000
in
Associated
7
Labouisse,
Co.—!
:_
Oct.
on
1,000
Co.,,
1,000
C.
.•
one
approximately 60%
.
1,000
/Inc.
of Arizona's
10
serves
ar¬
On Sept,
5
the Board of Governors of the. New York Stock.
Exchange approved the application for listing of Associated Spring
Corp. stock. Trading in the s*ock is tentatively scheduled to begin
_
Rice &
plan.
V"' ■*
gas or both and
Associated Spring Corp.—N.Y.S.E.
Listiiig
corporation
Donald
Co. 7
Weil,
Service Co.,
electricity or
7ii.t '-So7'77«y■'
1,000
—4,000
-
&
________
10,000
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.—-
Huston
H.
proposed
revolving credit agreernerit.' Construction ex-?
Richards, Merrill &
Peterson, Inc.
Co.,
________________
Nugent
'lhe
&
Co.
Friedrichs &
____7__7 4,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
terms
/777:.'77
l,OOo
13,000
the
the
rather than coupon bonds,
provision has been
only for fully registered bonds.—V. 198, p. 768.
made
1,000
Henderson
10,000
of
7 In line with the growing trend toward
1,000
10,000
&
Co.
a
tered
1,000
____
&
the
Co.__
Co.____„
Allyn
Bache
Public
$48,000,000
/-77a/ Shares
■
Securities
&
development
77'" 7' 7;. 7 7'' 7;
77"
on-
assist
to
v
below,
Inc.
Curtis
C.
A.
under
Edwards,', Inc.____
J.
retained
was
penditures for the years '1963 through
rhated to Total
*$102,000^0001 including
severally
shareholders
forth
Inc.
17,000
Co.__
the-
York,
proceeds ffO mthe sale of the bonds will be
used to repay loans incurred for construction
purposes
Sterling & Vine
Berman,
in
New
Net
have
subject to
TV 7V':
7v7.77.77
Inc.-'-
&
Langley
Paine,
and
7/7
con-,
^
/.,
1,119,574 shs.
below
77'
/:.//'
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
agreement
therein:
7 Shares
Hemphill", Noyes
named
Corp.,
p.-567.
;7 V
.
both of these services reaches
the population of the state.
80,504
"700,000
Stock-
price
$161%..!
Boston
Arizona
"Aileen,"
\ '
the company and the selling
shares of common stock set
of
7.'77; "77'7.,7.7,,.
Goodbody & Co
7'
2,000,000 shs.
York
the higil of $165
througn Aug. 26,
1
company announced that it
was
the preferred stocki. The' closing
retire
14 counties with
$425,000
-_1_
J_1
"
underwriters
from
number
an
?
par)___
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
the
J_v.
New
with
"Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc., New York,
ranged the placement. 7*
7^;,;.;..,-^,..,,y7i::
Outstanding
$500,000
Mortgages payable
4-,.—.
Short-term bank debt:
the
on
and
from, Jan.
first mortgage bonds, 4.50% series due 1993. The First
*"
•
t
principal amount of
price of $155 and
high
Boston
"■
'
period
in
or
before" the
to
was
his
of
Public Service Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately
Sept. 13,; the company announced the private
placement with institutional investors of $15,000,000
is headquartered
''777.7 7 77.7/Authorized
:
each
Arizona
sub¬
of
cash
1958-1962
years
for
principal amouni. Of*a
subordinated denentures of
7V7,7y7v/f,<7' ■. ■:i.'77,,
in
$175
in. the
management
198,
receiving
$100
year
-^-On
dresses,
be worn
may
names
company
>
-
,
and
ensemble.
an
brand
The
Editions."
Its
First
Asarco
—V.
working
York,, and
that
so
to
1963
of
five
$151
day
plan
a
of
(2)
or
compares with
the
the preferred
stock
lor
the
of
choice
cash
4%%- "25
$75 In. cash.
cash
$133
over
low
the
in
of
offer
plus
(the
The
^
plus
snare
of
the
1963
popular priced sports
girls. The line includes
and
blouses,
parts
as
New
distribute
women
shirts,
combinations
and
West 38th
38th
added
low
sideling
Aug. 26,
"CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
First
Proposed Registrations
per
have
$175
issue
company
and
and
company
be
style, color and fabric
apparel
Girl"
W.
29
coordinates
pants,
as
variety
a
77';H''J"*?'''7.77 ,7.:7'.-■ 777777 77'.'7 77/7
been
Racing
pari-mutuel
per
The public sale of the units is
by the; company of the 75,000
of
upon
the
of
will
proceeds
manufacture
wear
shorts,
harmonized
$8
the
design,
casual
skirts,
10
to
account
oversubscribed/ •'
BUSINESS—Aileen,
sidiaries
10
debentures
of
public
shares
wairants
(1)
Exchange
~
t
additional shares.
per; share; * The
offer.ng will be made- at $175 per unit through underwriters headed
by S .plee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., 1500 Walnut St., Philadel¬
The
the
was
of
Wilkes-Barre,
fund
the
.will
created
The
by the company to finance additional manu¬
facilities at its plant- near Monterey, Va.,
expansion of its plant at Edinburg, Va.' The re¬
mainder
non-voting common stock and 250,000
9,-year warrants to purchase additional non-voting common shares,
to
offering
capital."
Building,
the
SEC
'
facturing
Registered—
$2,500,000
cover,n,'
due
of 504
company
stock
either
shares
newly
be used
capital,
•
'
'
.
ferred
say,
Net proceeds from the sale of its
100,000 shares will
office expansion
\ '
-7
Ncr.hwest of 428 White-Henry-Stuart Bldg., Seattle, is engaged
t.,e design, construction, sale and operation of hydrofoil vessels.
and
to
on
the
remainder for the account of two
selling stockholders,
'
60,0(J J
went
&
were
; Northwest
Jackson
Co., New York, as managing underwriter,
offered publicly, 200,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon
stock at $23% per Share.
Of the total,f 100,000
shares
group
a
476. 7
p;
Mr.
Aileen, Inc.—Common Offered—On Sept. 10, Good-
body
and
competition.':
that
a
debentures
'7
'
increased
believe
the steps we have taken to improve our situation
better performance in the last half of the year which
traditionally
holds our
greatest sales
and
profit potential."—V.
197, p. 2351.
7* •" 7777777 ', ;v " :"7
>'
77
3
as
the profit margin on
participate in the in¬
subjected to a greater
of
net
were
in
former
program,
compared
years"
management
with
$499,407
invested
in
19J2.
472.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg; U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers. 25 Park Place, New
Dana Seibert,- Treasurer;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
William
Street.
Chicago 3, Illinois
of March .3,
NOTE
On
1879.
account
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
Subscription in United States, U.
of
the
York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Sail®
by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York. N. Y.. under the Act
Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00
per
year.
Other countries, $87.00 per year.
Copyright 1963
S.
fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in
New
York
funds.
-
'
7
*'
""
July
sales"
Ended
Period
Unaudited het
Unaudited
income per
Net
—V.
195,
share-
1963
•
$1,976,053
',
213,112
>
-
1—*
„—
1962
$1,987,305
'
219,683
$0.36
31—•
incomes
net
agreed to purchase from the corporation, subject to the terms and
conditions specified in the underwriting agreement,: are as-follows;
Corp.—Nine Months' Report-
Vitamin
Barth
$0.37
.
—
-
Interest—
•
Read
Bache
See
Grayson-Robinson Shoe
this issue.—V.
Corp.,-
198,
860.
p.
.
has reported
company
period
last. year.
'Walter
and
G.
A
Behlen,
Blunt
Ellis
&
Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.'
Sale Approved—
Co.
—
:—
—
The
announcement
Chief
Geneen,
Gossett's
Mr.
said
holders
will
of
common
ITT
ferred
is
It
under
for
4%
stock,
which
6, required
shares.
each
stock
Harold
and
and
the
Coffin
Bell
convertible
the
of
share
a
series
of
.335
of
Ami
The
Co.—Net
J.
D.
to
of
In
prior
E.
amounted
the
first
for
audit
stressed
Inc.
of
first
six
Skaggs
Securities
du
L.
Eiworthy
control' of
gained
indicated
Hogan
that
the
the
Ferris
First
Co.
»
Corp.—
the
ing to
bend
The
to
an
and
sale
A.
M.
made
was
in
cash
of
200,000
and
sold
all
its
Sonnabehd,
— —
&
Scribner
Co.
300
F.
w-y
for
notes
shares
of
undisclosed
an
and
holdings
partly
Botany
by
the
The -transaction
stock.
common
was
approved
by directors of .Botany as well. as1 by a group of lend¬
ing institutions whose consent'Was required under their $10,000,000
agreement with Botany.
Hickey
J.
loan
Simultaneously
with
closing
of
the
tions
and
man
director
a
Botany who had
also, resigned.
The
bend
of
been
Premier.
All
other
with
connected
directors
the
and
officers
of
management
E.
share
holdings,
will give Mr.
Sonnabend
stock of Premier.—V. 197,
approximately
55%
Financial
Sept. 11,
4V2%
Corp.—Debentures
Co.—
150
Co.—
debentures^ due Sept. 1, 1984,
the-sale
will
made by
was
be
The
a
used
to
REDEMPTION
redemption
stances
ward
from
its
to
to
Sept.
102.2%
C.
to
I.
nancing organizations' In
organisation
writes
other
creditors'
accident
and
on
of
of
one
after
650
the
consumer
and
and
Madison
life
The
New
CAPITALIZATION
,
Notes
a
in
sa
the
of
Picker
d
use.
GIVING
1961
the
Sept. 1,
one
down¬
1983.
year
leases auto¬
Companies,
year
from
of
a
in
are
and
is
TO
headquartered
PRESENT
Authorized
The
the
at
32 500 000
790 084000
idated
-
~
100 000 000
four
100.000.000
loo'ooo'ooo
the
Capital stock:
and
the
principal
names
amount
market
the
of
areas
of
months
of
for
the
highest
fiscal
1963
July
net
income
were
increase
share
of
of
for
Campbell
by
fiscal
W.
over
of
the
thereof
19,593,654 shs.
underwriters of
which
;\
each
•
•
the
deben-
has -severally-
•-1-,
'
.'
w:.
"The
said
early
income
last
up
Soup
($25
(10
over
in
was
$43,849,000
shares
ahead
Offered
of Coastal
of
On
—
Chemical's
stock
for
the company is to provide manufactured
who are users of such products.
Coastal
of
high
located
analysis
materials
Bayou
on
GIVING
EFFECT
fertilizers,
and
p.
anhydrous
The
components.
Casotte,
TO
Pascagoula,
near
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
386,702 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
par)
2,500.000 shs.
par)
400,000 shs.
par)
123,028 shs.
400.000 shs.
BAWI
237.954 shs.
$750,000
$528,000
6,730,000
loans
198,
$5,180,000
97.
monchs
sales
as
in
1962.
Per
increase
cf
an
cn
July
$2,938,921
first
six
compared
share
cents
2
for
the
months
with
and
earnings for
of
1962.
$126,103
197,
p.
half
first
of
Earnings
for
the
earnings were 23 cents
per share over the 21
1962.—V.
31.
Continental
the
',.
•'
On
Sopt.
approval
1963
were
comparable
of
as
cents
July
31,
share
per
2248.
new
to
Oil
Co.—Acquisition
of Continental Oil Co.. and American
Co.,
at
separate
special
meetings
voted
relative to the acquisition of the assets of
Chemical
proposals
Agricultural
Continental
bv
Continental
cumulative
$2
the
for
of
pre "erred
authorised
s^ock
for
and
Stockholders
stock.
common
the
$38.-
stockholders
for
convertible
-
tinental's
Approved—
stockholders
10,
of
American
during
earnings.of
compared
to
ended
over
President.
1962
increased
82,433,517 for the
reported
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
reported an increase in sales
July 31, 1963.
ended
$141,622
to
1963,
has
company
six
period
million
preferred
American
198,
p.
1)3.
shares
stock.
amendment
additional
an
of
2.1
charter
a
Sept
on
of
Con¬
providing
million
one
Agricultural
acquisition, which is scheduled to take place
—V.
Cowles
of the company's new foreign operations—begun
ago—have been combined with' those for operations in
figures
States
and
Canada.
One
of
the
principal
shares
approved
30
1963
%
higher, increase, in profits was
abroad, the company reported.
a
to
report
Murphy,
oil
"since
consolidated
a
it
is
believed
basis
that;
•"
;•
»
•*
..will be
been
United
*:
...
Co.
taken."
goad part of
is behind^ us."
the
Broadcasting,
Inc.
—
New
The company has announced that it will publish a new travel
magazine called ^Venture," starting in March, 1964. "The magazine
re¬
the
a
development of these foreign operations
of Campbell Soup and .its subsidiaries in
Sales
&
"
substantial
has
Magazines
Travel Magazine—
for
reasons
losses
move
Mr.
taxes
at
100.
p.
Common
—
fertilizer
are
cent
County
against
'k
.
increased
Murphy,
13%
198,
;
was
amounted
year.
relatively
"
30.000.000 shs.
D
Net
which ended July 28, rep¬
last.year's sales of $610,123,000.
were
an
Coleman Cable & Wire
1963.
4.6%
$3.93
after
B,
backlog
backlog as of July 31
all-time high and 16%
par)
($25
the
family
year,
97%
up
.
of
announced
was
>
20
,,.
six
$638,193,000
per
years
duction
'
C
up
75%
and sales
198, p. 676.
tfye company's order
the
561,889
.
Authorized
B
Caldor
States.
year.
first
."
the
York, and Elder & Co., Chattanooga.—V. 191, p. 2636.
said.
Sept.
on
share
every
was
in
company's
both of which
had increases in sales and earnings for 11
earnings increasing 59%
and sales up
65%
has
and
it
an
United
this
500,000 shs'
•
Com. stock
tuies,
of
financial
100,000.000
indebtedness—
UNDERWRITERS—Tile
several
'
•
.
during
of
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York, Inc. — Sec¬
ondary Stock Offering—On Sept. 13) 1963, it was re¬
ported that the company's 25,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding common stock had been sold at $22%
per share through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New
The figures for both years are fully consolfor comparative purposes.
This marked the first year that
indebtedness-.
value
shares
674,000
32,500,000
subord.
par)
in
i
Increase
an
earned
basis
the
...
($25
Mortgage
the
Bennett
Mr.
the
share,
a
share
order
Stock:
A
Jackson
Cents
Net
subord.
(no
sales
Sales
Junior
stock
of
cents
a
on
date last year.—V.
same
other
Class
'
"up-graded" discount stores which
and department store-type serv¬
of
located
with
the
1963,
Earnings
Senior
(no par) (stated
$3.10 per share)—
for
shares,
for
year
.
that
variety
a
Class
company
five
$3.47.
subsidiary, guaranteed by the
(Canadian dollars)
Superior funded debt
pref.
was
merchandise
are
increased
resented
43 928 DOO
Canadian
corp.
Serial
close
stock
year
$5,794,821,
like period
the
for
•
,
Class
CampbeJl Soup Co.—Sales Up 4.6%; Net 13%—
$1,016,460,000
43,928,000
of
fiscal
$5,670,000
facilities
Agricultural
Outstanding
.
authorized
market
stockholders,
the
of
chain
a
previous July.—V.
FINANCING
in
the
volume
or 29
cents
22
or
said that
said
purpose of
stockholders
and
principal
The
fiscal
for
31,
of
as
share
United
the
years
Sales
the
of
record
new
stores
1962
increase
broadeh
fiscal
to
under
and
to
ammonia,
850
150
own.
company
straight
Both
-
interest
of
operates
in
ttye
will
wider'rdistribution
name-brand
income
in
and
in
one
they
The
fiscal
•
best
the
Caldor
July
said "date
result
receive
of
par value t(j 2,500,000
'..""' V.'V,;;■?v. J1:.
action
current
amounted
company
was
organized in March,-1956, as a
subsidiary of Mississippi Chemical Corp.
Coastal
the general corporate laws of the State of
its main offices' are located in Yazoo City, Miss.
owned
primary
—V.
the
of
stock
common
thi
of
31
50,000 shares of its class D
Class
Director^ of Caldor to the stockholders
by
Stockholders
will
and
subsidiaries,
split
such
and nuclear instrumentation
^—$1,016,460,000
debt
and
ices.
T
due
from
one
stock
Canada
company
EFFECT
stock
Of
shares
" ;
voted to increase
cents
10
*
that
feature
industrial loans
X-Ray
The
The
Ave., New York
instalment sales fi¬
I
of
to $160,576,
the last
the
organized
Common
also
meeting
half
July
$4,988,415
the
materials'40,000
products
market.
over-the-qounter
stockholders
authorized
1,000,000
Value.
common
The C
of
number
the
on
the
said
.1963
1963,
manufactures
it
fiscal
for
previous year.
Up 16%; Net 30%—
first
Chemical Corp.
20,
Miss.
its common stock two-for-one,
Carl Bennett, Chairman.
•
by
ginning
revenues
$46,045,806 for the
ended
$123,192
of
He
on
Mississippi
stock
traded
recommended
Madison
Funded debt, portion due with-
in
circum¬
12,
the
Bennett
from
paV
*
of
is
and
Mr.
receivables.
scaling
and
subsidiary
than
date
Funded
certain
prices
to
York.
corporation
Canadian
less
at
performs
factoring services,
reinsurance and ordinary life,
health
industrial
Ave.,
subject
the
levels.
amount
The
2,000
250
Co.__
&
the
over
climbed
approximately
was
split effective Sept. 20 was voted on
Sept. 11, at a special meeting of stockholders in New York City.
The
split will give Caldor
1,040,000 shares of common stock
outstanding. Caldor first offered its stock to the public in October,
belief
equipment,
insurance.
clinical
under
not
outstanding
largest
manufacture and sell X-ray equipment
for
650
are
the United States and
also makes
and
except
decline in
redeemable
Financial,
form
debentures
1971,
are
100%
T.
subsidiaries
mobiles
1,
unusual
an
the debentures
EUSINESS
and
FEATURES—The
prior
relating
Thereafter,
of business.'-
course
split
will
Sept.
on
Approval
furnish
working funds for the corporation and its
be used initially to reduce short-term
borrowings incurred for the* purpose of purchasing
ordinary
Biddle
Yarnall,
.
%
Beckenbach
partially
250
—
and
BUSINESS—The
I
company
by' un¬
at $35
$30, respectively.
Of the 50,000 class D shares,
20,000 were sold for the account of Mississippi Chemi¬
cal Corp.
850
Inc.
t
;
diminished
was
government- grain - storage
in:»fiscal 1962,
materially
Net
proceeds to the company will be used
working capital, and other corporate purposes.
300
250
Weld & Co.—
2,000
Cohu & Stetson
769.
p.
announced
subsidiaries to
the
600
Caldor, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
additional
receivables in
&
than
months
CAPITALIZATION
underwriting group headed by Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc.,. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc., New
York.
The debentures were priced at 99.33% to
yield
approximately 4.55% to maturity.
from
198,
&
Jones
•[
Offered—On
nationwide
Proceeds
D.
Kreeger
President.-'
and
600
—
16%
class A and
250
Witter & Co.———
Gundy & Co., Inc.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
150
Jones,
Co.
&
of
months
tilizer
150
150
Wood,
-
for
share;
Chickasha
Mississippi Chemical Corp., parent,
offered principally to farmers and other users of fer¬
300
,
six
Coastal
.
Dean
150
1962.
per
records; William S. Beckenbach, President, reported.
over
Aug.
250
1,250
Co
&
Inc.
250
public offering of $100,000,000 of this firm's
a
300
-
Edward
of
to
the
Winslow,
—
—V.
C. I. T.
Inc
Wertheim
White,
Battles & E. W.
Clark,
Inc.
—
*
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
2352.
p.
150
85o
Janney,
crop
from
less
currently outstanding.
Mr.
150
& Co.,
Inc.
Lerchen & Co.—
& Co. Inc._.
600
•
Inc.— '
Co.
shares
300
————
Walker
H.
Watling,
Weeden
Co.—
&
The Illinois Co.
also settles the lawsuit brought by Mr. Sonna¬
Botany. Mr. Sonnabend's acquisition *of Botany's 1,shares of Premier added to his and his family's previous
outstanding
&
cotton
down from
the
profit,
six
record
Corp
American
Walston
•.
Labouisse,
W. E. Hutton & Co._
agreement
G.
250
Weil,
Hutton
F.
Co
.
250
&
Friedrichs
of
against
030,079
Hogle
Howard,
Premier
\
150
Son—
&
Inc
Co.,
250
Trask & Co._—
Tucker, Anthony &
' .
L. Day
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
..
—
Hilliard
&
A.
J.
Co:^_(
&
first
Spencer
Co,—,1-i—. 250
Co.
_^-i„
156
fiscal
$1.62
.V
stockholders,
revenue
$100,000
net "sales
ago.
30%
of
Thomas & Co.
&
&
B.
J.
Hirsch
transaction, Mr. Sonna¬
resigned as a director of Botany thus terminating all connec¬
with the company. Mr. Daroff resigned
as president,
chair¬
bend
the
the
Noyes
Hentz
Net
150
850
Securities Corp.
2,000
Stroud & Co., Inc.-——
400
—*—
250
850s
H.
to
th
Also,
earnings, for
for
year
400
250
Swiss
Hemphill,
purchase.price, .paid partly
by Mr." Sonnabend
surrender
& Co
& Co
Moore
Smithers
S.
and
Increase
an
a
Inc. 2,000
■;
250
400
600
where
weather.
new
Sales
Stern Brothers & Co.i—
Stern, Frank, Meyey &
Fox
—i—
—
StifeU, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Stone & Webster
2,000
Ira Haupt & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co.^_—
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
report
for
or
points out: "Revenues in the latest year were
by decreased
ginning and
cottonseed
milling
Jr.,
areas
$36,215,016,
to
rose"
*Sutro. & Co.
,
677.
p.
share
$814,739,
Clark Cable Corp.—Sales
850
———
William R.' Staats & Co.
Stein Bros. & Boyce
150
2,000,
Inc.
-
'
Co.-
&
Smith,
250
*
of
%
approximately
Sales'
250
&
—
$2.16 per
or
earnings
primarily
Consolidated
150
Deane
Inc.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirklapd & Co.
Halsey, Stuart
Co. Inc.
Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
$3,-
company's",
reported consolidated net income of $862,572,7
its year ended June 30, 1963. This com¬
annual
Norris,
several
totaled
600
Barney
—
former
Co.
Singer,
2,000
Goldman, -Sachs & Co.— 2,000
Goodbody & Co.
400 ,"
Gregory
&
Sons——
400
Halle & Stieglitz
v 400
Premier
in
In Premie^ Corp. of
president of Premier, accord¬
announcement made jointly on Sept. 11, by Mr. SonnaMr. Michael Daroff, President and Chairman of Botany.
has
company
America
Interest
&
Smith,
Hallgarten & Co.——600
Industries, Inc.—Sells
P.V
Hammill
150
Co.—
&
Forgan
A.
sell
Co.—Net, Sales Lower—
1963.
1963
affected
300
Sons—
Garrett'&
Robert
Glore,
the
198,
the
.
Shuman,' Agnew & Co—
I. M. Simon & Co.—
&
through
In
would
at
for
$1,084,830,
annual
Average
it
EDST)
following:
Earnings of
1959
that
certificates.;-
noon
affecting net income. Reductions in these .operations were offset;
partially by a sizable increase in Chickasha's mixed-feed business."
Shields
Co.
—
the
(12
Cleveland.—V.
Tower,
has
share,
per
to
trust
24
850
Shearson,
•
Sept.
Renshaw—„
250
Corp.—
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
was
'
952.
p.
announced
equipment
year
received
company
$1.72
pares
favorable
600
Fleming
Nolan,
Inc.
k-:
wide
a
Rpthschild & Co.—
F.
250
Southwest
Folger,
proceeding immediately - on a
"complete financial review and
a
realistic appraisal of all phases of: the business,"
on completion
of t which
the
management? would
issue >: a -report
to - Bon
Ami
Stockholders.—V. 198, p. 860.
Botany
to
was
—-
—
150
Michigan
of
The
■
or
P.
—
150
be
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Salomon Brothers &
250
the company
1963
1-15
Terminal
office,
Hutzler
—_
2,500
Schwabacher & Co
400
Scott
&
Stringfellow
150
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
150;
Co
&
11,
of
will
Bids
in
150
850
Co."
&
First
be-
company
management
new
; • }i
^
robes
150
250
Co..
L.
Sept.
780,000
850
400
—
Co.
&
Inc.
Rodman
&
Clark & Co.—„
Fahey,
by
not
.».
choir
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—To Sell Equipt. TrvCtfs.—
On
850-
—
Corp.
Co
&
Inc
Securities
Estabrook
The
2,000
& Co.
Equitable
President
will
and
Century Acceptance Corp.—Notps, Preferred Sold
—
On Sept. 10, 1963, it was reported that
$2,000,000 of this firm's senior notes, due 1975 and
5,000 shares of its prior preferred stock ($100^ par)
had been sold privately through Michelman &
Hanf,
Inc., New York.—V. 198, p. 952.
Robinson-Humphrey
150
Union
Inc
& Co.,
&-Co.
600 ?'
Co.
Co.—
&
Eberstadt
F
Riter
_—
&
Pont
Dillon,
Eastman
Reynolds
850
—
Co.-_
&
Francis
against
prepared
were
..v
-
gowns
Privately
"
400
Co.
Fahnestock
management
• '"
caps,
path, Washington, D. C.—V. 198,
——
-
&
Dreyfus
1962.
figures
new
Co.—
&
&
Dominion
Drexel
of
months
$7,431,583
were
of
newly-appointed
"these
"the
Holyoker*Mass.,
Mr.
ago.
that
the
for
1963
period
earnings
that
and
21c
of
same
&
Davis
Dickson
S.
Corp.
taxes
$^13,129,
to comment meaningfully on operations to date until
been completed."
Mr. Hogan
and a new slate of
elected to Bon Ami executive positions when Lestoil
has
were
week
to
half
the
six-month
the
Hogan
Products,
a
for
position
a
&
Co., Inc.
Dominick & Dominick
operating loss carry-forward, entitling it to
earnings after normal Federal income
management"
officers
-
Cullom
Davis
R.
which
$7,807,776
reporting
Daniel
an
have
Sales
1963.
an
without
would
taxes
sales
in
has
credits,
&
Co._
Co., Inc.—
&
.
Ami
Bon
—
Schmertz
Securities
share.
Co.—
&
—
The
before
-
Dick & Merle-Smith—
Lower—
company has reported that first-half earnings
to
$240,545, or 41c per share, compared
Corp.—
Co.
Dain
M.
Shelby
pre¬
or
54c
per
share,
pre-tax earnings for the first half of 1962.
Second-quarter
1963
earnings
were
$9,470
pre-tax,
or
lc
per
share;
first quarter earnings were $231,075 before taxes, or 40c
tax
&
Co.
amounted
per
Collins
Cunningham,
expected that the transaction involving acquisition of B&G's i
be completed by Sept. 30, 1963.—V.
197, p. 1632.
Bon
»
Co
&
Burr
Co., Inc.
Curtiss, Howe
share
a
cumulative
ITT
&
Courts
share¬
agreement
share
Gossett
&
of
.07
by Bell &
vote of B&G's
two-thirds
a
terms
—
Denton,
Securities
Childs
approved
was
outstanding;
company--supplies
400
400
McMaster Hutchinson &
' .: Co.
150
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.— 2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc.
—-—
400
150
The Milwaukee Co.-,^—
250
250
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 3,000
250
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.
600
850
F. S. Moseley & Co
850
250
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
150
150
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
300
250
,New York Hanseatic Corp.
250
'The Ohio Co.
——
400
150
Pacific Northwest Co.—
250
150
Paribas Corp. —_w
2,000*
150
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
250
Wm.
E. Pollock
& Co;,
250
Inc.
250
150
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
850
600
Putnam & Co.
150
400,,,, Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.,
850
Inc.
——.
150
>
Reinholdt & Gardner—
300
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.—
S.
will
assets
&
Howe
Chapman,
Chairman
Moore,
The
250
850
250
Co
Inc.
julien
acquisition,
that
receive
E.
R.
Gossett
&
Bell
June
common
Moore
by
jointly
of
Co.
&
Bros.
Burns
■
the
of
directors
outstanding
v
Officer
President.
ITT
Authorization
made
was
Executive
"stocfc
common
i 150
300
—
Co
&
McDonnell & Co. Inc.
150
—
&
Bradford
C.
Burnham
special meeting on Sept. 6, shareholders of Bell & Gossett
Co. approved the acquisition of the assets of
Bell & Gossett by
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
a
and
earlier
share
Per
850'.
Co.:.~~ 2,500-;
Co.—
&
McDonald
150
&
J.
McCormick
2,000
Inc
Boettcher
1737.
Gossett Co.—Asset
&
&
Masteft & Co.
A. E.
250
Simmons—
&
Co.
Alex. Brown & Sons
Bell
At
300
400
William Blair & Co.——
totals for the first two quarters are $5,790,691
against
totals of $5,394,571 last year.
Earnings now total $220,560, or 21
cents
per
share, compared with $209,595, or 20 cents per share,
p.
Meeds—
Co.—'t_
Bissell
W. C-. Langley &
Lazard Freres &
were
year
$6,222,110
''-*v
,
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry,
Inc. —:
/ Sales
197,
been
Lee yHigginson" Corp.——
850
range
of customers- including colleges,
universities,
high scftbolsi
Lester,: Ryons & Co.—
150 a and churches.—V. 196, p. 1049. /
;;
.Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
/
' ;Co.
2,000
^ Central' Charge Service, Inc.^-Notes -Sold Privately -v Loewi & Co. Iric.i:
—_
150
1,250 * ■
Irving Lundborg & Co.—'
150. T —On Sept. 10, 1963, it was reported that $3,000,000 of <
this firm's senior notes due Sept. 1, 1978, had been
Mackall & Coe
150
* 150 ,
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
^
150
sold privately through Auchincloss, Parker ;& Red-
Inc.—
Co.
Becker &
Blyth
year.—V.
A
850
Laird,
v
250
-
earnings.
last
have
4.5%*, -and
1,250
i i 300
J. Barth & Co.—
150
Bateman, Eichler & Co.i150
Bear,
Stearns &• Co.1
850
'
-
figures
increase, of
$6,948,792. '
r.*VT >%"'■ :-%'V ■
the company had rental and sale revenues of
and net - income'•of $456,485" or 63
cferits' per * share.'
iigures. for both years are based on; 725,500 sharfes 6f
revenues
*
Co.—
'
.•
annual
an
.
150,v
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—■*_
Ladenburg,Thalmarm
300
Co.,
&
." —"-1^———
Baker, Weeks & Co.—
Ball
Burge & Kraus
Chairman.-stated the earnings are especially
significant since earnings and sales at-the end of the first quarter
three months ago were-considerably below a year ago.
He stated
the
firm
now
is
slightly ahead of a year ago with both sales
D.
-'
Inc.
earnings of
net
.
'
$215,680. or 21 cents
per share,'on sales
of. $4,210,160 for its second quarterly period
ended
Aug: 11, V1963/''This* compares" with^earnings- of $106,469,
or
10 cents per
share^ on sales of $2,735,613 during the sameThe
„
,
:
600
Baird
W.
Robert
only—the basis on which
previously—were $618,048,000,
-
S^les,-Net—
-
Co.
&
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Manufacturing C6.—Net, Sales Higher—
Behlen
•
—
—
.
Canada
reported"
,
.
Co.
&
and
.,
profits were $48,170,000, an increase of ,7.6%
«VT 197, p. 1114,
/.
Amount '<
I,
(000's Omitted)
Cap & Gown Co.—Reports Record
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc. _—
.—J— $150
The
company
has r reported that revenues and .income reached;
Kay; Richards & Co.—i
150 . •
record levels for the
fiscal, year'ended July 31,
1963. Net-income ;p.> ;•/%:,%%
Kirkpatrick-Pettis > Co. —_ \ 150'
after taxes was $540,723, ior 75 cents per share, rental and-sales
:
Inc.__$6,250
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.— 6,250
A. C. Allyn & Co.—r 850 '
American Securities Corp. - 4001
Auchincloss, Parker &
r
<
Redpath
150
Sell
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Grayson-Robinson to
"
\ '
■■
'
'
-
.}■* Amount
,
(000's Omitted)
Dillon,
2257.'
p.
'
:
'
-
States
,
'
-in
offered
credit
$11.50
the
per
only
cards.
year.
to the one million
It
will
American
publication
scriptions to it.—V.
except
198, ..p.
be
issued
holders' of American
bi-monthly
Express .will'have
to
receive
770.
* [
.
r
commissions
.
...
'
..
Express
and
no
will sell for
financial-interest
for
j
selling
sub¬
%;
"-'Vv
Volume
Nurkber
198
6299
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1049)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Offers to Buy Garrett Stock
On
Sept. 11, 1963,
purchase 700,000
to
tory
announced that it
of Garrett Corp.,
company
shares
is
$50
In
per
stockholders
Transmittal,
Place,
to
Jersey
City,
share
will
the
be
the
paid
Exchange
name
appears
tender.
The
N.
J.,
also
of
by
Sept.
27,
Letter
will
Association
of
with
Jersey,
Letter
of
1963.
carried
in
accordance
Exchange
fee
a
the
with
of
88c
Transmittal
pay
similar
a
Securities
fee
Dealers,
to
of
Inc.,
on
investment
for
its
rata
pro
basis.—V.
1633.
p.
Coach
Welles,
assembles
stock
school' buses
multi stop
and
C.
&
Glore,
Kidder,
Divco-Wayne's school bus division in Richmond,. Indiana,
the
Wayne Division, has supplied parts for the Welles assembly plant
in Windsor,. Ontario, for the past,>25 years.
The coordination of
the
two
operations will be a comparatively simple matter, Mr.
the
company's
setup,. Mr. Glekel stated.
Glekel
said.
The
acquisition
Divco
Division
will
give
Canada,- the other being
in
Hensall, Ontario. 1 The
homes,
which
198,
in
Detroit
is
also
is
pro¬
R.)
Grace
&
for
income
taxes,
outstanding
of
this
months.
198,
taxes,
equal
and
13
to
present
net
were
$310,111
cents
its
after
provision
the
on
Eastern
to
operations,
weeks is of
Investors,
Industries,
all
of its
Details
business
of
Inc.
of
organized
and
small
stock
the
by
as
a
all
owns
North
loan
unusual
for
and,
the
Preference
or
Stock
from
its
375
of
that
to
and
be
used
in
the State
of
North
Allied
Finance
Group,
directors
and
Allied
state.
aspects
is
annual
not
income
the
of
of
loans
assembled
other
made,
activities
from
from
5-year
Claes
notes
of
each
subsidiary.
daily
reports
field
Control
submitted
York,
A
to
due
•'
stock
stock
($1-
($1
($1
par)
par)
to'purchase
Eastern.
If
the
an
aggregate
underwriters
of
75,000
100,000 shs.
purchase
agreed,
any
of
class
of- the
Paul? C.
B.-C.
Kimball
Christopher
&
Co.„
&
35,000
Co._
p.
A
was
7,500
the
194,
$27,760,722
fiscal
1962
and
earnings
June
earnings
of
this
Belding,
at
the
end
company,
sale
headquartered
of computers
and
in
Long
Branch,
related equipment and
for
1964
to
of
New
labora¬
the
the
/
miles
income
established
■
,
terms and
the
1,
(33J/3(i
in
conditions
committed
Under
to
certain
Inc
/
;
r-v.
Forgan
Kidder,
Corp.Union
Co.—
&
Co._
&
16,000
16j,000
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
16,000
10,000
A.
10,000
Becker
&
Co.
Inc.
16,000
16,000
Hallgarten & Co. —
10,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— |10,000
Shields
A.
C.
—V.
&
Co.
Allyn
198,
p.
&
Inc.—
Co
766.
70
Loiza).
five
choice
all
This
start
engines
tried
for
except
and
maximum
proven
accelera¬
to
slightly
over
50
Rico,
work
for
San
Precision.
Marvin
Mr.
Engine,
Katke
Katke,
also
Transmission
is
Ford
and
Glass
Rican 'construction
company
first
plant site about 15 miles east
intersection of Highways 3 and 185
,/
Puerto
is
Rico
expected to total between $12first manufacturing operation
the
be
by
U.
a
automobile
S.
company
/-.j///v.the
plant
new
of
floor space
not
in
be
operation
that
about
be
added
can
installations."
plant
cover
will
about
v
,
130,000
including production, office and employe
will employ about 300 people, nearly all
intensive
their jobs
contract
a
now
for
world-wide
bearing
The plant
hired.
An
said
or
1
will
Ford's
ball
employes for
Katke
covering
L.
;
will
locations
of
Juan,
plant.
the
by
acre
investment
Rican
training
will
for
to
program
started
be
than
more
this
800
prepare
fall,
tons
struc¬
of
already has been awarded to the Unit Steel Corp., Dear¬
Mich,, for deliveries to the site to start in September.
A
for
above
first
production
late
to
will
will
to
be
used
assemblies
of
in
for
U.
the
Universal
at
the
in
work
Puerto
time
attained
for
is yet to be awarded.
Rican plant is sched¬
Ford's
1965
model
year.
later when the plant is
bearings a year, most of
transmission, steering gear, rear axle and
S.-assembled Falcon, Fairlane, Ford, Comet
about
passenger
portion
sale
work
summer
making
be
Mercury
A
next
be
construction
ground
production
for
and
a
year
million
and
cars
plant's
American
12
Ford
trucks.
production also will be available for
Corporation's Norma-Hoffman Division,
established
an
Division
U. S. bearing manufacturer/ The Norma-Hoffman
'providing technical assistance relating to plant design
during the initial years of operations.
/,
-
is
production
Mr.
,
R.
-
Ladenburg,
s.
Dickson
.10,000
7,500
&
Inc;
Co.
Thalmann
Pressprich
The
,
—
Reinholdt
Winslow,
&
amount,
Cohu
Stetson,
Hurry,
W.
7,500
3,500
3,500
&
:
Clarke
2,400
Corp.
2,400
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.
2,400
Faulkner,
Dawkins
Sullivan
—
&
——
Newburger
James
&
Co
Richardson
Sons, Inc.
Stern, Frank,
Fox
2,400
2,400
&
2,400
Meyer
of
all
to
Sept. 9 by Jay Levine,
President of Bell.
involves
of
Bell's
and
:
of
of
Bell
signed,
Fulton,
it
and
acquisition, for an undisclosed
assets, which, as of March 31, 1963,
Eell
Belcraft
Chairman
been
cash
a
net
$9,200,000.
Inc.
its subsidiaries has
Industries
and
Chenilles, Inc.
its
subsidiaries
Dixie
with plants in
Georgia
carpet¬
ing and rugs, woven bedspreads, bath mats and tufted bedspreads.
Sales offices are maintained
throughout the country in the prin¬
cipal marketing areas.
The company has some 2,000 employees.
and
North
Carolina
manufacturers
are
tufted
of
broadloom
No
changes
are
contemplated
in
management,
personnel
and
policies, Mr. Levine stated. Bell's sales volume, which has steadily
-
increased
during
level
Fulton
annual
of
the
six-years
past
is
currently
at
annual
an
$36,000,000.
Industries,
sales-volume
diversified
a
of
industrial'
$50,000,000
and
some'
enterprise
3,500-
>
*with an
employees- is
manufacturing Industrial fabrics,-and related itemsr/:cp{toti ginning
systems,/ aluminum and zinc die castings and pre-engineered steel
buildings- in'" its plants in Georgia/ Alabama, Ohio/ and New-York.
Mr.
•
Levine
said
that
the
acquisition
of
Bell
is
forward
another
step in Fulton's planned
program of expansion and diversification.
"We ^expect
that^with the -acquisition/of Beli'. Industries, • Fulton
will show further -accelerated growth,-and
that/the current ag¬
gregate
volume of
Fulton
and
Bell
sales/now
$85,000,-000, -will exceed the $100 million
future,"
at
the annual rate
mark-within
the
near
Mr.'Levine stated.
^
Chemical
—V.
&
2,400
Bank
New
co-transfer
195,
p.
York
agent
Trust
for
the
Co.,
New York,
stock of
common
has
the
been:
ap¬
company.
976.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Dates
•
Inc.
operation
will be one of
machining plants.—V. 198,
Appointment-
&
Inc.
Walter
on
Belsky,
Mills
pointed
Gardner
L.
and
7,500
7,500
—
Inc., New York,
transaction
amounted
Belle
pur¬
/ f
&
Precision
automated
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
for th'e acquisition by Fulton Industries,
announced
was
Murray
sub¬
& '
-----
W.
Ford
highly
agreement
Industries,
of
Co.
R:
Fulton
An
511,592 shs..
Shares
the
most
382.
p.
i
Outstanding'-
increased.
said
Rico's
„
all of such shares if any. *'
circumstances the commitments of
be
Katke
Puerto
1,233,017 shs.
'
purchase
Richard
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
White, Weld & Co. Inc.
Eear. Stearns & Co
G.
of
locally
other
in¬
•"f
have
Bingham,
16,000
Paine,
with
427.
Puerto
the
Puerto
the
plant
in
areas.
be
record
-
511,592 shs.
Co.
Co.
Inc.
&
16,000
16,000
Weeks
&
Peabody
of
Full
clients
net
' -
severally agreed,
the purchase contract, to
of
may
16,000
Boston
Hornblower
1964
announced
Ford
northeast
feet
The
consumer
to
Shares
&
the
the
The
list
contract
were
selling stockholders the aggregate* number of shares
"set opposite their'respective names below.
The
Dillon,
east
uled
stock
Co.,
of
of
Puerto
born,
1873.
and
1,488,408 Slis£
par)-
underwriters
non-defaulting underwriters
&
and
a
tural steel
1963
Authorized'
stock
chase from
First
regular
on
complete
X-
said
located
Mr.
volume," according
$19,818,502
was
(33Vatf par)—
are
norsepower
Plant—
was
of
charge
Precision's
the
to
common
advertisers of packaged
services.
In 1962 gross billings
'
purchased.
Co.
board
(at
million.
which
national
consumer
-
underwriters
250
for
smoother,
non-skid
start-up
speeds
provide
sparkling per¬
provides a "kick-down" for passing
substructure
grading
Juan
prospective
New
ject to the
are
in
gear
Rican
contract
subsidiary.
"Even though
to
involves analysis of the advertising
formulation of advertising programs to meet
operating
$1,414,109.
common
at
economy
3, year," Mr. Katke paid, "Puerto Rico rightfully
1963.
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
Katke
be
its
30.
1
advertising
common
1964,
three
gear
Blythe
of
begin
San
Ford
is a Delaware corporation
four officers of Lord & Thomas,
business of Lord & Thomas, Inc.,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF SEPT.
B
for
start
The
;
$15
\
by
•%'
Class
total
transmissions
combinations'
low
gear
and
the
_
Mr.
company
Common-stock
ever
the
,
primarily
"
:
ride
stable-
Thunderbird Special
a
good
different
time
of
second
in
of
principal officers of the company, five
and one former
officer, together with
The
of
is
rated
and
Performance
Puerto
Group.
Offered—
the shares
as
four
first
rain.
or
the
of
expected
to the company,
most
ruggedness
suspension
add
up,
we
car
pounds
options
choice
the
to
chairman
$246,-
of
and
is
sections
longer-lasting
greater
luxury
"Those
carburetion
-specified
High
preparation
The
Inc.—Common
1942
of
Securities
expansion.
The
lineup
4-barrel
the
a
Build
square
statistics.
was
7,500
will be used by the
company
mainly to finance increasing inventories
and receivables and to finance
plant
a maker
frame" for
refined
a
up
to 65 miles an hour compared
hour for two-speed automatics.
ah
Award
>805,000 shares outstanding,
on
solid,
class."
power
second
and
contract
1506,
p.
ended
year
and
outstanding
December,
in
are
Eastman
oversubscribed.
from
of
snow
speeds
site
company, headquartered at 200 Park Ave., New
seventh largest American
advertising agency in terms
domestic and foreign
in
and
Glore,
proceeds
EUStNFSS
Sold
underwriting group managed by
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New
accrue
come
The
Sept. 10, an underwriting group headed
by W. C.
Langley & Co., New York, offered
publicly, 100,000
shares of this firm's
capital stock at $70.75 a share.
Jersey/as
of
$25,966,612
shares
$135,274,370,
Blyth
2349.
offering
and
ice,
service
&
total
located
10,000
On
Net
for
of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.—150,000
~
for
provides
To
an
business
goods
shares,-
Electronic Associates,
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
The
sales
to acquire and continue the
major advertising agency which had been
15,000
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc
Campbell, McCarty &- Co., Inc.
First Securities
Company of Chicago__
with
Thunderbird
would
issue.—V.
in
"compares
The company announced, on Sept.
9, that construction, of a ball
bearing plant by its Puerto Rican subsidiary will be started within
a
few days by a Commonwealth-based
construction firm,
■%<>'•
*1
The
subsidiary, Ford Precision Products, Inc., has awarded a
offered
sub¬
underwriting
shares
Ford
available
symbol EHC.
this
Ford
on
"wv
officers
clients
they are obligated to take and pay for the entire amount
thereof.
the date of
purchase of said 75,000 Shares of class A
stock/
or.ifrom time-to time during the
period of three months thereafter/
Paul C.
Kimball• Co.,
one
of
the
underwriters-named herein, has. the right-- to
purchase
from
Eastern
not
to
exceed
25,000
additional .shares-of vclass A stock.: The/nairtes
of the underwriters
and the respective number or. shares
to be purchased
by each are
as
follows:—»
197,
the
listed
was
1964
the
designed to tailor a 1964 Ford
every
customer's exact
driving requirements and preferences.
The
Cruise-Q-Matic Dual Range three-speed transmission will
in
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
shdre for
per
were
231,686 shs.
'82,415 shs,
650,000 shs/.
the
V-8
performance-economy
miles
company
1964
money—
leadership
He
in
tion
York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Wholly-owned
foreign
advertising
agency
subsidiaries
have fully staffed offices in
London, Toronto, Frankfurt and Mexico
City and limited service offices in Paris and Montreal. The firm's
•
450,000 shs.
out.
ratios
the
Houston.
56,500
100,000 shs.
par)____"
in
design
'
Railroad,
sales
655,000
l6,v
published
are
,
60,000
100,000
features
the
smoothest
axle
last
needs of its clients,
such needs', preparation
or
supervision of the preparation of ad¬
vertising, and arranging for its dissemination through media such
as
television, radio, newspapers and magazines/ Domestic offices
sub¬
each
On
—V.
with
864.
is' the
The
>•'
;
.UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have severally
ject to the^ terms and conditions set forth in the
of
-
Central
Cone
1962
a
$1,076,000.
$200,000
due
J
common
agreement,
the
cars
The
the
sales
improvements are only part of
designed and built into the Ford
choices,
be
Stores, Inc.—Common
Inc.
Outstanding
L
1968___
debentures
»
Common ;.stock
stock
of
Exchange under
Department
cents
to
banks
:
notes
preference
B
Authorized
ride
engine
to
three
period
Listing—
stock
common
Lynch,
organized
information
by
quietest,
low-priced
and
Five
at
with
p.
of
supervisors.
■
payable
subordinated
1964-1965
Class
current
same
for
pointed
knowledge
and
the
subsidiary.
Eastern maintains
subsidiary which are used to control
delinquencies,
collections
and
all
other
of
others
and
4%
8%--'
the
the
for
car
to
more
a
noise.
CID
BUSINESS—The
of
detailed
reports
:
term
for
for
.
the wives of certain of them.
each
•
Short
per
Corp.—A. S. E.
sold for three
engage
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING "
.
21%
None of the proceeds from the sale of the
^
.'
of
after
taxes
were
$770,335 or $1.58
with $478,432 for the same period last
share and represents an increase of 61%.
,
stock will
1963 was derived from finance charges
operations,
and
approximately
16%
was
does
the
the"
for
offeroing both good performance
of
oversubscribed.
on
the
sale, as agent, of credit life,
policies to the company's borrowers and from
borrowers for non-recordation insurance.
records
sidiary and
$9,715,450
$8,044,147
Laux
low-priced
performance'.
more
key
weight
in
and
rear
levels.
publicly 500,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at
$15.50 per share. Of the total, 25,000
shares were initially offered to certain
employees of
the company at $14.45 a
share.
The offering was
directly in the finance business,
provides all administrative, financial, accounting and other similar
services
for
its
subsidiaries.
For
its
services,
Eastern
receives
from each subsidiary a
fee, which at present is fixed at 10%
of
verify
with
time
all
of
field."
of
is
more
fuel.
earnings
■
Sept.
York,
which
Inc.,
30.4
195,
Merrill
Carolina.
Eastern.
of
terms
'total
the
account
Mr.
buyers
that
and
earnings for the three
new
and
as
said that as a result of
regular testing
gained
through
competitive': events,
all
engines
longer lasting main bearings and better oil distribution for
longer engine life.
;/"• ,K**
257.
York
Foote,
commissions
charged its
Eastern, which
and'
were
and
and
much
as
have
health
fees
the- gross
reached
increase
an
sales
well
ago'
sell,"
we
that
low-nriced
shock
Laux- pointed
and
compares
compares
or
is engaged in
31,
loan
New
compared
—V.
Nqrth Carolina corporation in November of
a1 majority of the outstanding capital stock
corporations,
each
of
which
operates a
in
March
small
attributable
duplicate
Mr.
—
On Sept. 10, 1963, it was reported that
shares of this firm's common stock had been
This
company's executive offices are located at 147 Northeast
Street, Rocky Mount, N. C.
Approximately 84%
of
the
company's
net
income
for
the
12
ended
1963,
company has reported
$287,563 or 44 cents a share
The
accident
2,500
&
two
Carolina
business
30,
Food Corp. of America
most
On
through its subsidiaries,
officers
that
The
A
to
in
performance
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
1,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner 1,000
reported
net
cents
p.
Service—
•//See
Main
months
2,500
Stieglitz
Landstreet
Still
road
Durability
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—New Joint Rail-Air Freight
30, 1962, has not been
net income reported above
the
an
making small loans
controlled
was
ten
believe,
Halle
&
durability.
offered
2,500
Clark,
as
by
panel
reduce
3,500
Inc.
ex¬
one-third
1963
year
a
call
we
conviction
in
an
luxury en¬
seller,"
best
inside
by
over
cars
proving
performance—is
that
vice-president
Nov.
Inc.—Class
company,
capital
was
1956,
body.
to
privately through Oscar E. Dooly & Co., Miami.
197, p. 2354.
—V.
1959
outstanding
of
Co.
5,000
sales
Sept.
sold
incorporated in North Carolina on Feb. 19, 1959 and
acquired, through an exchange of stock, all of the
was
May
&
Inc
Burr
two
every
redesigned floor pan
Some'of the weight is in
3,500
5,000
compares
This
98
20,000
expansion, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
in
Co.
&
over
a
New
net
Federated
shares
Aug. 28, 1963, Paul C. Kimball & Co.,
Chicago, offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
Eastern
Walker
&
Coffin
Inc.
Co.
Privately
substantially
class A preference stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $340,000, will
the
share.
or
Federal
for
2,305,144
Offered—On
for
H.
&
said
size
the
uniquely
manager.
redesigned
tunnel
height
28%
value
our
the
our
marketing
been
the
combine
of
Ford
three
v /./ \K,.
.
are
competitive
Laux
in
and
3,500
Hutton
of
we
extra
total
seat
sales
expresses
of
hotly
and
3,500
5,000
represents
190,
non-recurring nature.
a
F.
G.
time.
regular
thirty-nine
of
Inc.— 4,500
Blair
t
9, the
the American Stock
earnings for the thirty$553,111 before provision
share
per
subsequent
company,
in
the
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
line
terms
general
has
to
more
1964
with
keynote
favorably with cars in the medium-priced field."
"Every
ounce
of
the
added
weight
over
our
competitors
muscle," he said. "Part of it is in deepeir rocker
4,500
E.
I
and
•/;:.
out
one
the
still
the
compartment
in
up
believe
to
formance
.
the
the
engaged
in
4,500
Co.
—
Co.
Corp.
This
.
—V.
net
at
Corp.
&
Inc.
&
Ford
the
569.
p.
transaction
Since
for
&
Consolidated
were
set
forth
in
the
company's
annual
earnings reported above do not include a sub¬
stantial
non-recurring gain arising from this sale. Because the
contract
of
sale
contemplates adjustments
in
the
selling
price
based
upon
the occurrence of certain future events which have
not yet occurred, the amount of such gain is not
accurately deter¬
part,
&
than
"We
respond
469.
p.
and
year
On
30,
The
minable
Noyes
—
year
issue.—V.
this
of that date.
C;.. v
1962
the
company
sold
assets
and
business (to Litton
property,
several
Goodbody & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Co.,
Webster
Consolidated
plant
produces
mobile
product of Divco-Wayne.—V.
as
Nov.
report.
Securities
&
5,000
&
company has
months ended June
Corp.—Earnings Report—
Federal
On
8,000
Co
The
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Co.',
company
has reported
that
week period ended Aug. 3, 1963
income
Inc.—
Jackson
Barney
&
198,
per
The
nine
Equitable
Hemphill,
Reynolds
5,000
Webber,
Ets-Hokin
ERT
the
Emery Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 21%; Net 61%—
Hensall
important
an
DuBois Chemicals,
(,W.
better
1,020,911 shs.
agreement
Division
headroom
are
designed
with
maide
vehicle
: \-.
"Fords
43,017
/
package,
interior,
lineup—including
352
veteran
a
862.
See
56,000
5,000
&
Ripley
Securities
—V.
Divco-Wayne its second major plant
the General Coach Works of Canada,
Ltd.,
p.
Smith
the
front
inch.
an
have
Ford
said
Ford
luxury
that
Laux,
1964
models—are
greater
the
increase
Mr.
8,000
F.
Laux
the
hardtop
of
features
reduce
to
Shares
Co. —17,000
Curtis,
multi-stop delivery trucks.
Its experience and leadership
in
the development of
refrigeration and insulation for these ve¬
hicles will be of great help to Welles, Mr. Glekel said.
in
&
E.
Mr.
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
&
——:
Stone
of
This
said
•/%/'■':./■ /•!'/; :</ //•/
corporation's
ducer
4-door
look
in
2,000,000
underwriting
Inc
models
terior
out.
the
16
gineering
$3,400,000
______
restyled
1964.
styled
'
$3,500,000
par)_/______
Peabody
Smith,
into
1
3,500,000
payable
for
"All
in England,
approximately 21%
1
notes—_______
—
Inc.
well
Ford
subsidiaries
for
1964 Line—
roomier
of
/,
notes
($1
Forgan
Inc.
Paine,
fit
Ford Motar Co.—Unveils
Total performance in a
completely
distinctive
new
roof
lines
and
a
to
Authorized
Co.,
Harriman
delivery
will
and
accounted
Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner
organizational
Canada,
are
ac-.
to
Langley
Blyth
Works
which
in
"
-
amounted
branch
Australia,
sales.
mortgage
Merrill
Divco-Wayne has
trucks
sales
business
Shares
Ltd., of Canada, a wholly-owned subsidi¬
purchased 100% of the outstanding stock
of
Welles
Corp., Ltd., of Canada,
Newton
Glekel,
Divco-Wayne
President, announced on Sept. 10. The purchase was made for an
undisclosed amount of cash and Divco-Wayne stock.
of
Belgian
a
and
|
W.
General
net
underwriters have agreed on a firm commitment
basis, subject to
the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agreement, to pur¬
chase from the company the
respective numbers of shares Of capital
stock set forth opposite their names in
the following table:
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
ary
net
such business
UNDERWRITERS—In
shareholders.
197,
through
promissory
Capital
company also stated that it has no intention of acquiring
than the 700,000 shares, but reserves the right to acquire less
a
1963
promissory
6Vn%
sound
its
computers.
Government
of approximately 56%
average
France
1962
5%
Curtiss-Wright's offer, if accepted in full, would give it owner¬
ship of slightly less than 50% of Garrett's 1,493,554 shares out¬
standing.
Curtiss-Wright
said
that
it
considered
the
offering
more
the
534%
of
tenders.
The
of
analog
States
Long-term debt:
solicit
who
two-thirds
purpose
United
years
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
the
members
an
on
Germany,
per
accompanying
five
net sales, and in
approximately 43%
of the total. Other sales were
primarily to industrial and commer¬
cial
users
and
to
educational
institutions.
Foreign
operations,
Exchange
15
for
Approximately
precision general
last
the first half of
transfer taxes, to any member
the tender of shares and whose
-of
also
New
that
Stock
York
has
the
certificates,
of
Co.
them, plus
solicited
by
company
National
Trust
announced
New
who
on
forward
must
Commercial
Curtiss-Wright
requirements
a
the
counted
Accepting
the
from
offering
at
share.
of
instruments.
derived
the
common
5
for
special
Minneapolis
stockholders
of
Gamblemerchandising organ¬
Co., Inc., tc consider
proposals
for the merger of the
latter
company
into GambleSkogmo were announced on Sept. 11.
In a joint statement the
companies said'that Gamble-Skogmo shareholders would meet in
Minneapolis on Oct. 15 following the General Outdoor Advertising
meeting in Flemington, New Jersey on Oct. 11.
The proposed
merger was previously approved by the Directors of the two com¬
panies.
According to the proxy statement, Gamble-Skogmo shareholders
Skogmo,
ization,
and
General
meetings
based
of
the
retail-Wholesale
Outdoor
Advertising
.
will
be
asked
to
authorize
a
new
issue
of
600,000
shares
,,
of
$40
6
annual
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1050)
$1.73
of
rate
interest.
The
;.r
..
.
'
.v
....
.:
■
.
a
the
Blyth
noted.
have
which
The
cash.
■
;;.k'':V-"'/
v
-
r
'
I
;
j
the
049,COO for
of 4.2%.
VI
reported sale of $207,376,000
1963 compared with $199,ended a year ago, an increase
months
six
.six
same
montns
'The
July,$ 31, 1963, net profits, after
provision for Federal income taxes, were $1,623,000 against, $2,156,000 for the same period a year, ago, equal to 38c a share on
the common stock for the six months ended July 31,
1963, corn¬
-
er
year.>
quarter
ended
second
the
of
increase
an
5.5%
Sept. >11,
Offered—On
Co.—Common
•
North
in
Co.,
The
America,
is also
company
major wholesale
a
■
:
Dean
A.
The
-
^
&
Ci^ Allyn
Bache
.
ranging
to
%"r
&
Co.
Buick Line
brand
of
&
Co.
&
On
its
Aug.
offices
main
1,
the
1963,
at
"
3,500
Co._A.
&
&
Co.
&
Pont
/'
&
Nicolaus
Inc.
3,500
Straus,
&
?
Hutton
&
Lee
F.
Higginson
S.
Moseley
Reynolds
&
&
Halle
7,000
.
'•7,000 '
Co._
"(
7,000
•
Co.
Co.____
&
Rodman
Inc.______
7,000
Co.
6,000
&
Co.
&
&
L.
Rothschild
F.
Co.
Inc.__
-
&
Co.__
C.
2,500
Stiver
Westheimer
C.
J.
2,500
'
Roney & Co.____
Co
&
Wheat
2,503
2.509
i.__
'x,
Co._
&
2,503
& Co.__
'.'..OF.; R.; Williston -&
6,000
________
2.500
:
-
Renshaw_i.__
&
Wm.
Saunders,
McDonnell
2,500
&
Mellen
7,000
Riter
Inc
Co.
2,500
j
Stieglitz____A-%
Illinois
Shields
.
'
3,500
&
7,000
Co.,
3,500
Inc.
&
Inc._L
&
—r-
Miller,. .;
Inc,1
7__
2,500
McCormick & Co._____a.." 2,500
Mullaney,- Wells & Co.__
2,500
Murch & Co., Inc.2,500
7,000
7,000
Co.
Clark
Fahey,
Shearson; Hammill & Co.
-
,
3,500
&
Collins
Julien
The
Inc.,
Co.,
Stetson
-
v.
Joseph,
Inc.
! '
Cohu
Co.
Cp._7
j'
3,500
Lerchen
:
Corp._-_
3,500
-1-
&
Winslow,
7,000
Co.
W7 C% Langley «&
Blosser
Watling,
7,000
"■
F.
3,500
Co.,
"McDowell
7,000
Stone
3,500
______
7,000
Co.
&
3,500
.7
Gardner—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Dominick,
du
3,500
3,500
7,000
Inc.
2,500
Beane
Inc.
6,000
2,500
"
Tucker/ Anthony
L.
R.
G.
&
Blair
&
Co.,
Inc
&
H.
&
Co.__;: 4,500
&
4,500
E.
Towbin
;
4,500
4,500
Pacific
4,500
Suplee,
.i.*
&
2,000
•
—
2,000
Co. —
2,000
Yeatman, Mosley
________2,000
Inc.
Co.
4,500
Baird
2,000
;
Northwest
Taylpr,
Uhlmann
&
Tracy,
Co.,
Inc.—
Rogers
2,000
Inc.
Co.,
:
—_
Coe
Mason-Hagan, - Inc.
& Co.
v.
Co.
W.
Sons—
Newburger
3,500
Robert
""•
&
_
&
4,500
Unterberg,
2,000
c
2,000
;
Co.
C.
&
—
2,000
Mackall
Co.
McDonald
North
X-.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
2,000
Janney, Battles & E. W.
;
'
Clark, Inc.
*■ 2.009
4,500
Hentz
•
Chapman, Howe & Co.__
4,500
Simmons_L.
Granbery, Marache &
Co., Inc.
Ira Haupt & Co.
■
2,000
Fitch,
Inc.
-
Robert Garrett
Inc
&
Co.
&
:_
Co.
Ellis
Barret,
6,000
Parker
Peck
&
6,000
6,000
Inc.
Co.
Whipple
&
Blunt
Adams
.
______
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Bacon,
%
&
Day
H." Walker
Walston
company is incorporated in Michigan
670 East Woodbridge, Detroit.
company
Co.
Co.
Stroud
v—A-.
I.
3,500
._a-____
7,000
■v
Inc.
".v-;-
Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
12,000
Corp.
E.
aids land
The
products."
name
has
and
Sept.
3,500
&
Milwaukee
Ohio
Reinholdt
Inc._ 12,000
Co._7
Co.
V Hayden,
products in 27 states and two Canadian provinces
Canada to the Gulf Coast and from the East Coast
Slates.
Most of the items., are nationally advertised
its
from
Plains
the
3,500
Turben
^____
Stifel,
Inc.
,
chandises
3,500
Co. ; Inc
Prescott
7
I
Becker^ & Co.
Dominick
sale of
the
in
beauty
and
3,500
Co.__
&
Newhard,. Cook
The
...
Corp.v__i_;J, 12,000
Witter
A. ;.G.
drugs, pharmaceuticals, vita¬
sundries.
Phonograph records
accounted fer approximately half of fiscal 1963 sales, . and the
other pre ducts,
the balance.
The company's 400 employees serve
over
5,500 department/variety and drug -stores, supermarkets-and
other retail outlets
from its 10 distribution centers.
v..v ;t mer¬
engaged
health
Inc.
•
Inc.
------
no
acquired for approximately $1,200,000 the businesses, accounts receivable, inventories and certain
V other physical assets of three -record distributors,: Jay-Kay Dis¬
rocmier
Special
series.
.
v
tributing and Arc Distributing Co. of Detroit and American Dis¬
The new; Buicks will go on display in dealer showrooms Oct. 4, '
tributing Co. of Cleveland. These three companies collectively were
'
Uck's 1964 line represents one of the most progressive steps
distributors for many of
the leading independent record manuin the 60-year history of this division," said Edward D. Rollert,
vfactuters.
The businesses will be operated as a new division of
Buick's
general manager and vRe president of General Motors;
the company.
''
Here are some cf the major highlights:
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 31, 1963
•Tw* new Super Turbine transmissions that improve per¬
formance and
gasoline mileage. Both transmissions are lighter in
Outstanding
I r';.'".;Authorized
weight .and have fewer working, parts.
' 4r/e
first mortgage
note due Oct.
A new
V-6 engine with greater cubic, inch displacement
$52,244
1,
1969
L$52,244
thot provides bet'er, per"ormance for the larger Specials in which
"190,000
4 V2 %
190,000
90 day promissory note____
it is stondard equipment.
501,480 shs.
Common stock
($1
1,100,000 shs.
per)
A compact new lightweight aluminum V- engine with a cast501,480 shs.
501,480 shs.
Class B common stock ($1 par
displacement that is the
;
-
the.
mins,
18, Buick Motor .Division, introduced its 1964 cars—a
25- models 'that features two new - super turbine transmissions providing up to 43% more wheel thrust, along with three
new engines and a host of styling changes that includes .an all-new
On
lineup
;
12,000j
Webster
&
3,500
3,500
Co.,
Corp.__i.i__
Co.,
Merrill,
12,000
White," Weld
the ..prospectus says, ; "believes it
largest independent wholesale, merchandiser of phonograph
merchandiser
:
over
General Motors Corp.—Introduces New
12,000
_—
Securities
and Peoples Finance,, which
BUSINESS—Handleman
records
July 31, .1963., were
the sales for ,the/same
.quarter of last year. Net profits for the. quarter were $853,000,
or
20c a common share,, against $630,000 or 15c a common - share
for the
same
quarter of last year.-r-Vl-r 196, p. 2378'.
for
sales
Net
$105,506,000,
.
is
;%%''>
the previous
for
51c
with
pared
;
/
ended
months
■
Stone .&
*
proceeds will accrue to^^4^ cpmpaiiys
offering was oversubscribed.
'
./ T
'
holders;^ and
■
....
six
the
For
Co.,
&
'
New York, and Baker, Si-;
monds & Co., Inc., Detroit, as. managers, of an under¬
writing group, announced the initial public offering
;of 330,000 common shares of Handleman at $12 per
share. "The shares were sold by certain selling stock¬
Qimbel, President has
ended July 31,
A.
Bruce
the
&
12,000
Inc.
J
F. "Huttop :& Co.,^ Inc.,
;E.
a
Inc.—Sales Up 4.2%; Net Lower
Gimbel Brothers,*
Mr.
*
for
Laird
Equitable Securities
Proposed
this issue.—V. 198, p. 101.
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.,
See
12,000
12,000
&
num-
Shares
Sherrerd
_r~
Loewi
the
follows:
& Kraus
&
Co.t,_
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
f & Curtis.;
j 12,000
Smith," Barney & CO.
198, p. 863.
Merger—
-
Ripley
Burge
Fulton,
Reid &
Hayden^ Miller
Co.
and
as
are
1■■
Eutcher
:
Brothers
Francis
Handleman
a'
Ball,
12,000
•''
■
Van¬
will henceforth
•be operated as Keller subsidiaries, have outstanding receivables in
^excess of $3.5 million.;-, Arnold Portigal,-one of the selling stock¬
holders and an officer of Tri-State Acceptance and Peoples Finance,
has - been narrted by' Heller to serve-as President of both of the
newly acquired companies.—V. 198, p. 571.
*■
"v,a^;
■■■■
;
all of the stock of Tri-State Accept-
acquired
finance company of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and
a
Tri-State Acceptance
.
Co;,; Inc.
48,000
4I
Weeks_;_v 12,000
Peabody
&
Co.
Lehman
B. C., it was announced.,, Also acquired was all of the stock
Finance Corp.- .Ltd. of Winnipeg, a consumer finance
-company.
The purchase was made for an undisclosed amount of
t: Garrett Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer—
Corp., this issue.—V.
!
__i.A
Kidder,
,,v,\
Peoples
of
V
.Outdoor Advertising
&
Hornblower
couver,
!
General
Co.__
Inc.
/
\
Co.—Acquisition--,
Heller &
has
company
Co. Ltd.,
ance
75
Curtiss-Wright
''
''
.
'
;
&&1
See
Harriman
the Directors of. both
'
underwriters
purchased by each
Union
Inc.
company-owned retails,Stores,.in five provinces
of Canada and has extended franchises to ,132 independent dealers.
Complementing this operation is Stedman Bros., .Ltd., 97j.8% owned
by General Outdoor/which operates 133 company-owned stores in
(' *•''
every Canadian province and has 211 franchise dealers associated
with its organization.—V." 198, p. 570.
.
•
;
time."
some
,
&
Co;,'Inc.-—
Dillon,
Goldman,.; Sachs &
of activities
The
acquisition
474.
p.
V .'(Walter E.)
,
,J
for
ti
&
Securities
:
into ."a variety
expansion
agreement Is. subject to favorable action of
,
'
vT1.."v'.'.l■"*
,>'•>.
the acquisition would provide. Spencer
beenprojected
concerns.—V. ',198,
,
operates
Noyes
Eastman
V;
The two companies said
with the capital needed for
.
share for the next
five years; at eight-tenths of a share for (he final five years.'The
preferred stock will be non-redeemable for five years.-'•During the
sixth year, it may be redeemed at $42.50 a share and thereafter
at art annually reducing- schedule of-25 cents a year to a minimum
of $10 a share in the sixteenth year and
thereafter.
rThe Directors and management of each company;, it was stated,
believe the merger will be mutually, .beneficial to. then- sharehold¬
ers.
The
merger
is-.t directed ,.toward -the
accomplishment of a
number ofdesirable objectives, including the consolidation of the
Canadian s merchandising opei'atiions of; each company.
Gamble's
wholly-owned subsidiary. Macleod's Ltd; With head offices inv.Win-
basis during
nipeg,
Hemphill,
acquisition would put Gulf into the retail chemical business,
addition of fertilizer to its product line, a Gulf, sppkes-
The
be
the
of
names
to
Shares
man
...
shares
common
with
will
into Gamble-Skogmo
the first 10 years;, nine-tenths of a
years
Co.,
n
be convertible for a period of 20
common; initially on a share-for-share
stock
preferred
new
ber of
cultural
'
.Gamble-^
representing a 50.1%
Gamble-Skogmo owns..600,176 shares
Skegino,
Underwriters—The
Spencer,,, of Kansas City, "Mo., niakes industrial and agri*.
chemicals and, through Pittsburgh & Midway Coal Mining
subsidiary, is in the coal mining business.
-';.
icals.
§harestock of
share and to approve ils. offer on a
a
fcr-ohare, basla in exchange for ..phi outstanding common
General Outdoor
presently held by persons other 7'than
Monday, September 16, 1963
...
&
2,000
198~ pr_673.~
—v.
-
•:
•
.
.
Hogan Faximile Co.—-Tender Offer Extended—
.
See
TelAutograph
issue.^—V,
this
Corp.,
194,
2441.
p.
,
...
______
.
^
f
.
Ilikon Corp.—New Fabrication Processes; Proposed
t
Acquisition—
,
%;_;•':■ ■;;
•
.
.
iron
lightest
300-cubic-inch
o.nd
block
weight,:, V-8 on the market.
-i
1 '
A high-performance engine with two four-barrel carburetors,
10.25 to 1 compression ratio and 425-cubic*inch displacement.
An
entirely new Special line using a frame for % the
first- time,
with < three - inches more wheel-base and IIV2 inches
..
...
....
.
additional
.
length.
completely restyled lineup of LeSabre, Wildcat and
..A
.
,
Electra
models.
225
26-new models.come in six series—the Special, Skylark,
Wildcat; Electra 225, and Riviera.—V. 198, p. 474.
rEuick's
LeSabre,
—V.
198,
the several
underwriters have agreed, severally, subject to the terms and con¬
ditions therein set forth, to purchase, and the selling stockholders
have agreed, to sell to them, the respective numbers of shares of
common
stock set opposite their names below. - The underwriters
are committed to
take and pay for all the shares of common stock
UNDERWRITERS—In
offered
•
The
the
hereby if any pre
the
-of
names
of
bers
shares
be
to
underwriting
V
taken.',
sevex-al
to Buy Kress ^Shares
Genesco;, Inc.—Extends Offer
E.
Hutton
F.
&
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc.
_A___
>Newhard, Cook & Co
/, The
least
at
A
shares,
will
"close
at
Kress
of
made
expire
to
Sept.
to
estimated
Genesco
half a
are
of
shares
2,335,000
some
the foundation
has,,indicated
Genesco—V. 198. p. 679.
and
to
&
Co.,
;Inc._„„w-_A-.-*v^-----: 30,000
Paine,
&
number
the
There
million."
outstanding
Simonds
Baker,
7.
available.
offer, its holdings
not
,
it,.wpuld|.,prrchase all Kress shares tendered
50%,. were
.spokesman.,for
tendered
it
scheduled
been
that
said
Genesco
if
share until the close
a
7.
offer had
The
.
extended its offer to
it had
at $24.50
Kres*,& Co.,stock
Oct.
business
of
that
lias^ announced
ccmpmy
purchase S. H.
Curtis
■Bache
____________
Co.
&
Francis
I.
Charles
Jackson
'.Webber,
15,000
10,000
&
duPont
Co.
Sept,. 5. Directors of W. R. .Grace & Co. and DuBois Chem¬
Inc.
approved the merger of their two companies, subject
to
signing a
mutually acceptable contract
and
subject ,to
ap¬
proval of DuBois stockholders.
As previously
announced, the basis of the transaction would be
an
exchange of one share of Grace common stock for two shares
On
&
Blair
Co.
Inc
198,
Crowell.
7,000
Co.__
7.000
Mackall
Co._____
7,000
Mason-Hagan,
6,000
&
&
Elchler
Bateman,
&
Co._
v
Inc._
Bissell &
Stieglitz____:
Meeds-—
Stores, Inc.—To Sell A. S. Beck
'
Shares—
213,053
highest
bidder.
EDST)
U.
be
sold
be
will
S.
bidding will
Schroder
will
Bids
the
in
The
shares
received
Courthouse,
begin with
Corp.—V.
Banking
a
as
in
Foley
only,
102
Room
New York.
by the J.
Square,
to
(10:30
of $1,500,000
bid
196,
block
single
a
the
A.
Masten
E.
Universal
Great
The
Development
—
Henry
New
In¬
Company—
formation
of
internationally
new
invest¬
Development
sponsored
ment and development organization, Great Universal
Inc., was announced on Sept. 10 by Albert A. List, Chairman
of the
Glen Alden Corp., Sir Isaac Wolfson, Chairman of Great
Co.
Universal
.
Stores,
Associates,
Gre°t
of
Inc.,
founders
Universal
financing
and
of
Alvin
the
will
real
estate
and
plans,
urban
equity
positions
United
Dworman
of
firm.
Development
improvement
ci"'r
partner
Dworman,
be
interested
construction
in
sponsoring
renewal,
acquiring
real
estate
investments
throughout
the
States.
Gulf
Oil
On Sept.
purchase
it
was
Soencer
of all
reported that Gulf Oil
Chemical
outstanding
Co.
common
had
rearhed
offer
to
acquire
shares
of
that
to
an
agree¬
company
from :
shares
wuld
be
purchased
for
$41
sh^re.
a
Gulf
-orsPhration
Gulf's
being
said.
of
nearlv
Gulf said.
the
have
It
chemical
been
was
.
cpase
,
company,
committed
also
stated
Chemical
..►.pencer
to
the
that
have
and
all
by
the
of
estate
late
said
natural
dustry. '
the
Directors
their
shares
to
Senior
the
Officers
proposed
of
pur-
major oil producer and has
a
Oversubscribed—On Sept.
line of petrochem¬
the
vacuum
principal supplier
for
systems
of
shells for Ilikon's ultra¬
and is engaged in sell¬
metal
simulation
space
■<.
c
Upon completion of the acquisition, Ilikon plans to move the
major
portion
of
its ! space
simulation
production, facilities
to
Middlesex's
vlvelop
Somerville,
Middlesex
Middlesex's
sales
plant.
techniques
advanced
the
veloped
"In
areas,"
line
lead
and
base
"Tills will
division.
Mr...Bonis
with
The company plans to deof metal and material fab¬
substantially broaden
Mass.
and
new
to
expansion
previously unde¬
in
said.
is exploring the possi¬
bilities of producing actual hardware for satellite parts and com¬
munication
components for space vehicles " he added.
Terms
of
the
acquisition call fcr an undisclosed payment in
;cash and stock.
Middlesex spokesmen told Ilikon shareholders that
the company's annual sales in the fcnst five years have been in
the $300,000 to $500,000 range.—V.
196, p. 1347,
this
thinking,
the
company
:
* Indian' Head
The
Marine
Mil's,1 Inc.—Appointment—
Midland
Trust
of
Co.
New
registrar for-2.993,998 shares of the
.198,
p.
York
common
been
has
appointed
of the company.
stock
.953.
offering
made at
been sold
Co.
&
privately through A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Chicago.—V. 196, p. 1979.
in
Harrisburg,
steel
Pa.,
the
197,
2152.
p.
International
company
products, seamless
Hawthorn-Mellody, Inc.
—
Common Offered
On
—
Sept. 9, Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York, as man¬
ager
of the underwriting group, offered publicly,
497,500 shares of this firm's common stock at $22.50
per share.
The shares were sold for the account of
Strong gains
was
.7 BUSINESS--—Hawthorn-Mellody
dairy
and ice
and
cream
subsidiairies
is
a
leading
distributes
and
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OF
AUG.
1,
promissory note_____
mortgage
note
mortgage note
Purchase
obligations
Capital stock:
Common shares
subscribed
against
in
in
contrast
1962.—V.
198,
volume
a
p.
the
consolidated
cents
43
23
cents
period
July
at
40%
31,
Total
business
$128,983,000
at
is
the
A.
in
share
1962,
the addition
over
:
sub¬
J.
1962,
earnings.
common
a
recent rights offering
increased
$29,247,000.
with
in
31,
July
ended
similar
outstanding, after
through
loan
the
For
equals
from
up
now
months
-
produced net in¬
categories,
other
nine
$461,000
profit
dividends,
Instalment
all
first
'
combined with
a
up
end
after
based
of 173,433
to shareholders.
year
ago
10%,
of
to
$41,-
$140,258,-
nine months
383.
($6 par)
I
Iowa Public Service Co.—Additional
tails—Our
Sept.
9,
1963
issue
Financing De¬
reported
Sept. 5 of $12,000,000 of this firm's 4%%
1963
Authorized
5.6%
developed
in the Chicago metropolitan area. It
milk, ice cream and dairv foods in that
Kansas,
( 5Va%
'
"
company
in Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio. Michigan, Missouri, Illinois,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. The company is
headquartered at 4224 West Chicago Ave., Chicago.
area
shares
in
instalment loans,
announced.
867,168 shares
upon
000
its
the
nine-months'
045,000,
with
activity
Chairman,
preferred
The
oversubscribed,
consumer
$626,000
Interstate
The
in
business
of
Blasco,
stockholder, Processing & Books, Inc., and
of the proceeds will accrue to the company.
none
Corp.—Acq.
Telegraph
&
^Interstate Securities Co.—Net Higher—
stantial
'
Telephone
^See Bell & Gossett Co., this issue,—V. 198, p. 679.
come
sole
Pri¬
oversubscribed.
seamless
trial use.—V.
the
to
vately—On Sept. 9, 1963, it was reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's senior notes due Oct. 31, 1975 had
steel
cylinder and pipe coupling, non-ferrous die castings,
.trailer tubes for transporting high pressure gases, and
steel castings and trackwork for railroad and indus¬
5%
acquisition of Spencer Chemical would be for a
diversification Into other branches of the petroleum, in¬
a
was
Debt:
and
the
Gulf Is
York,
husband
transaction.
pledged
been
—V.
share through Shearson,. Hammill
Headquartered
of the founder
her
agreement.
Gulf
per
processes
$124,000,000.
to purchase the Spencer stock is conditional on its
to purchase at least 80%
of the shares
outstanding,
The two cmnanies reporfed that the more than 400,000
s£a7i!rs °:vne? ^ Mrs. Kenneth A. Spencer, widow
of
3.000
3,000
Ac¬
offer
able
-
Inc
12,11963, it was reported: that a secondary
of 55,080 shares of this firm's common stock
offering
quisition of all Spencer shares, of which 3,021,738 were outstanding
at Jupe 30, the end of the company's fiscal
year, would mean a
door
.
Industrial Finance & Thrift Corp.—Notes Sold
by
Spencer
stockholders.
cu'-rent
The
major
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
12.
with
ment.
other
and
4.003
C>.
fields
-the
projects,
Co.,
the
opens
and
the
4,000
Co
&
1962.
that;
,
6,000
Co._
manufactures
major
a
&
Harsco Corp.—Secondary
$32.75
Co.,. Inc.
Doft &
;
and
Dec.
annual meeting
metals
other
in
Co.
Can
Ilikm's
198, p. 471.
New
vestment
&
Christopher
C,
•
a.m.
1875.
p.
4,000
"
:
S?pt. 10; 1963, the company announced that it would offer
public sale 51% of the common stock of A.. S. Beck Shoe Corp.
The
B.
4,000
____________
iWestheimer
6.003
6 000
4.000
—
:
Inc.-
■■)
Lundborg & Co.6,000
Irving
—V.
Cn
for
Inc
Wagenseller & Durst,
6,030
6,000
4,000
4.000
4,000
4,000
4.000
Coe
Fox
6,000
—
& Sons
&
&
Wells & Co.—
Frank,
Meyer &
Stern,
Campbell, McCarty & Co.
Gregory
(
Mullaney,
Weedon
Schwabacher
Lester, Ryons & Co.______
Grayson-Robinson
6,000
Draper. Sears & Co.__—
A. G. Edyrards & Sons__
8.000
also
for
rication for
________
Co
Halle
570.
p.
L_
Co
uses
high
6,000
Co.,, Inc.______•
V Hurry,; Inc.—;
P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.
8,000
McDonnell & Co. Inc____ ' 8,000
&
J.
with
success
at
methods
making
can
American
ing metal parts and equipment.
Bingham, Walter &
Laird
DuBois.—V.
of
r
&
Winckler
F.
Courts
icals,
Stroud
W.\C. Langley & Co.—10,000
& Co.-10,000
& Co., Inc.
10,000
technique
applications and signifies further potential opcompany."
At the meeting held en Aug. 30, it was announced that Ilikon is
entering; final negotiations to purchase the assets of. Middlesex
Welding Co., Inc., a 27-year-old metal fabricator.
This firm has
new
portunities
6,000
6,000
Walston
blowing
conventional
stockholders
6,000
McDowell
Shearson, Hammlll
from
initiated. at the
aluminum cans, was
represented a sig¬
experiments
on
agreement with
recent
most
many
r
6.000
6,000
Gardner-
&
departure
a
based
are
Bonis, informed
"The
^
processes
for - blowing a variety of
myriad shapes and sizes was
into
President.
company's technique for
This aluminum blowing
licensing
to
Mr.
of ^processes
Bonis,
J.
nificant
Llosser &
Strpss,
10.000
Watling^ Lerchen & Co._
r(W; )R.) Grace & Co.—Proposed Merger—
Reinholdt
.
new
the
L.
materials
led
num¬
& Co.
Parcells
A.
by
developed.
;
and'the.'respective
'
,
time
v.Shares
■
'inc.. 54,000
Co.
'
,
underwriters
The
;:
development
other
and
announced
agreement,
purchased by each-of them .are as follows:
*IS^h&T*us'
i
Successful
metals
471.
p.
Outstanding
$4,600,000
210,000
$4,600,000
210,000
98.000
98,000
1,287,000
1,000,000 shs.
sale
on
first mort¬
bonds due Sept. 1, 1993 at 98.764% and accrued
1,287,000
2,500,000 shs.
gage
the
interest
to
yield 4.45%.
Additional financing details
follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
on
a
purchasers
named
firm commitment basis, subject
below
have
severally
to the terms and con-
•
i
Number 6299
198
Volume
the
Amount
Amount
Co.
&
&
Schmertz
Cunningham,
.
Co.,; Inc.
Hickey
& Co.
Joyce
B.
John
Inc.-j-t—..-
Co.
:—V. 198,
954.
.p.,
/?
-.
-L
Wyatt,
-
S.
J
Blunt
through
Ellis
Co.————
&
Privately—
Sold
Inc.—Stock
Chicago.—V.
Simmons,
&
Ended
Year
Net
held
Jet
income
I
—-
1949.
197, p.
Own Shrs.
t
as
384.
p.
issiie.-^V. 198, p. 680,
this
Inc.,
Genesco,
to
30, 1963, to holders of Market Basket stock, the Los Angeles
supermarket chain. The original offer was made for 20 days from
Aug.
8,
1963, but the acquisition plan provided for extensions
of
the offer by Kroger until Jan. 1,
1964. ""
Under
the
acquisition agreement,
Market Basket shareholders
are
offered one share of the new ($50 par), 4.3%' prferred stock
■
198,
680.
p.
</•
On
to
Acquisition—/T/'/
transaction.
At
Litton
common
agreement,. (Litton would exchange about $15
for each Adler share, except for shares owned
Benjamin Adler, President,
ceive "substantially less."
by
Litton
depending
stock,
stockholders.
on
and
the
-
Corp. of Calif.
Property—
_
,
gas
amount, McCulloph Oil Corp.
Of the
\
will net $2.4 million which*
to Mr. McCulloch, will be entirely tax-free because of a
carry-forward from the Cuban American Oil Co. merger in
1960.
After the sale,
the company will still have a $600,000 tax
&
.
11
declared
has
Change—
30
See
this
Co.,
Kroger
198,
issue.—V.
Months' Report—
-
reference
taxes
1962
525,027
198,175
Net
after
income
Net
income
—V.
197,
per
taxes
share
2463.
p.
—-
$0.37
—————.—
//■■,/
..
v;
/ /,///.•
■.-rvr-.tr.y
Martin, Marietta C!orp,T—To Redeem 5 %%
Marietta
Martin
has
that
announced
it
y
Acquisition
division
a
B.
Primarily
on
launched
prior to the date originally contemplated.
At the present time the
outstanding balance of this indebtedness is $8,786,000.
Debentures
the principal amount of $4,500,000 will be called at par for the
sinking fund and the remaining balance of $4,286,000 will be called
at the redemption price of* 102%'."-' Interest to Nov. 1, 1963 will he
Inc.,
was
service
paid at redemption/,,;
'/',
p.
288.
•:
.
' "
,
:
■
~
the
'
'//•/
debentures,
""///"-/
'=/,;,/ *
'
,
>y
;
the
';//
Sept.
the company told
10,
sales
The
of
forecast
by
$10,700,000
for
$400,000
52
In
from
door
wide
or
Fred
for the
year
the corresponding
cents per share.
"•
five-year
history,
•-
' '
p.
•
are
1
and
are
,
-
-r
•-
:>
.-i-.rit-"-'}
Co.,
Mr.
V.
C.
198,
Sold Privately—On
Ellis
&
Simmons,
privately
Chicago.—V. 198,
has
further
Corp.—Acquisition
Chemical
expanded
its
line
General
y - 3
,'•1
-t V
•s
of
fine
imported *;
681.
Rail-Air Freight
Service—
joint rail-air freight service ever established was an¬
nounced on Sept. 9, by Alfred E. Perlman, President of the New
York Central Railroad and Robert W. Prescott, President of Flying
Tiger
The
first
•
New
York
Central-Flying
Tiger
agreement
/A
t
J
represents
'''7::; (i
a
7'",.
offered.
rate
a
general
higher
rail-air
than
rates.
V/v/V,
"1
Mining Co.
cents)
dividend
—
Pro¬
the
third
'
■'
for
(55
share
per
for
on
three-for-one,, stock
a
special stockholders'
a
certiorate
—•
aeHon
to
..
.
Western
&
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Brothers &
Hutzler,*. New York, ) and associates announced that
they were awarded at' competitive sale an issue of
$0,750,000 Norfolk & Western Railway 4Vs% equip¬
ment tfust certificates, series K, on a bid of 98,0.72% ~
for the 41/$% coupon. A competing bid of 9.8.661, nam-/
ing a 41/4% coupon,- came from:Halsey, Stuart & ,;
Offered—On Sept, 9, 1963, Salompn
"-
Standard
'v
I?
rated Aaa by
are
Poor's.
&
The units were
This
Series
initially offered at
5
of
created
was
the Fund
is
one
of
a
price of $107.10.
a
series of
investment
under the
laws
of the
York
State of' New
-
dated Aug. 28, 1963,
&'Co/(Inc.), the Sponsor,;
and United States Trust Co. of New York/the Trustee.
'^'
'(
The
Sponsor has deposited with thd Trusfee fhe Bonds in the
principal
amount /of
$15,000,000! which
initially" constitute
the
Fund's
underlying securities.1
Simultaneously
with such deposit '
the Trustee delivered to: the Sponsor Certificates for 150,000 units *
which' represent the entire ownership of the Fund^T; ' •
'
The Sponsor selected and purchased the Bonds
(including con¬
tracts for the purchase of certain "When-Issued" obligations)
for
income
and
other features deemed,
in the experience and judg- ;
ment of the Sponsor, to best qualify them for-deposit in the Fund
based
upon,
in addition to other factors, the following require- 1
ments:
(1)
that the issuer of every bond so selected is not in
default in the payment of the principal of or interest on any of
its obligations outstanding with the public;
(2) that the value of
pursuant to
the
a
Trust
"Indenture,"
Indenture
between
John
and
Agreement
Nuveen
.
bonds
and
(3)
was
the
that
location
relative
reasonable
to
the
value -of
.
other
public
of
issuer.
bonds
are
'
'
"
diversified
as
to
purpose
of
issue
and
' /4
'
the Sponsor nor the Trustee shall be liable In any way
default, failure or defect in any deposited security.' /
-
Neither
for
any
The
being
price at which the public bonds deposited in the Fund were
offered to the public on/the date of their deposit has been
by the Trustee on the basis of consultation with dealers
determined
in
public bonds other than the sponsor, or by reference to the Blue
of Current Municipal Offerings (a daily publication containing
List
rently
The
being
offered
amount
by
by which
dealers
and
Public'Bonds of all grades cur¬
banks, y i -
the Trustee's determination of the
offering
price of the bonds deposited in the Fund exceeded the cost of such
to the Sponsor, was profit to the Sponsor'over and above the
Bonds
underwriting profit.
sustain
the
The
-
comparable quality and maturity available in like amount;
bonds of
loss
as
a
The Sponsor also may realize .further profit or
of fluctuations-to the public'offering price
result
Units.
"Weighted
1
-•" "7/7757"7rV-/7M7/7
7 / V
companies 'created by the Sponsor under the name
of Nuveen
Tax-Exempt Bond Fund,
all of which
are
similar but each of
which is separate and is designated by a different series number.
of
Line.
.
«
interim
an
cents
the current public offering prices'of
New York Central RR.—New Joint
The
stand
the
7,77.777vl7'7,-,i'
declared
have
Norfolk
Sherries, Cock-
Manager
X
.
shares of
liquors through the acquisition on Sept. 6 of Munson G.
Inc. Shaw is exclusive agent for a-well-known line of;
Ohlandt,
p.
could
afford
not
be
.
of National's liquor division,
indicated that National's import sales force will be merged with
Shaw which will continue to be operated as a separate company.—
38% over the corresponding period.
Inventories
crder—If anything—slightly under the potential
being taken to correct this."—V. 197. p. 1460.
'1. •»*.
1....
Co.—Common
Distillers &
company
and
B.
up
are
same time bring
the commercial printing
imported wines and liquors including Duff Gordon
burn port, Irish Mist and Bertolli wines.
1
Goldman Jr. anticipated sales
ended March 31, 1964, against
The 1963 earnings were
'
,
/
,
year.
excellent
steps
The
which
will
rail-air charges but
They would seek to
general
transportation costs.
& Honduras Rosario
fifty-five
payable Sept.
-
the
wines
commodities
the
.
681.
Shaw
Mr. Goldman said, "there are 54 Medco leased depart¬
operating throughout the United States and in Puerto Rico.
the last 12 months ended June 30, sales totaled $11,500,000.
in
Blunt
National
,
"Today,"
Earnings
the
Chemical
through
ments
For
i!.*1
c
acquisi¬
economically produce
corporation through
of Phelps."—V. 195, p. 2381.
to
income
Nalco
Goldman said, Medco advanced
a' single leased
jewelry department in the G.E.M, closedlow margin department store in St. Louis, Mo., to a nation¬
operation that includes a new outlet in Puerto Rico.
its
*
Sept. 12, 1963, it was reportedf that 38,000
this firm's common stock had been sold
the New York Society of Security
with earnings,
"
President
$14,000,000
least
at
the rise.
■>'..'/
.
long-term
Analysts that sales for the year should advance 30%
keeping'pace with
.
printing requirements of MTS inspired the
own
added
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
Medco
On
of
retirement
internal
restaurants,
MTS
Motor Travel Directory to the motoring public
its
copies of
>
Mr. Hoffman said.
"Now we can more
service and sales materials and at the
tion,"
indebted¬
ness of Martin Marietta Corp.
will be slightly, under $60,000,000, as
compared to over $88,000,000 two years ago at the time of the con¬
solidation of The Martin Co.
and American-Marietta Co.
All of
the remaining indebtedness is institutionally held, with maturities
ranging from 1967 to 1980, and with a maximum mandatory pay¬
ment
of $2,770,000 annually
for the next1 several years.—V. 198,
the
After
nationwide
the
affiliated
of
during the past year.
'our
specific
as manager of an under¬
offered $6,540,000 New York, Chicago
4%% serial equipment ti^ust certifi¬
BUSINESS—Series
facilities, Motor Travel Services recently
Auto Club.
It has distributed one
tourist
other
and
"The
y
Inc., New York,
group
of
cates
-
Inc., Minneapolis, as
announced by Elliott
Sept. 4.
recommending
a
part of the* costs of Martin's new facilities at Denver and
They had an ultimate maturity date of Nov. 1, 1968, but
will be retired five years after the date of issuance and five years
motels
Orlando.
Co.,
/
and
Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond Fund, Series 5—On Sept.
10, 1963, John Nuveen & Co., Chicago and New York,
offered publicly 150,000 units of its Series 5 Fund
at net asset value plus a sales charge of 4V2%.
Inc.—Acquisition-
Motor Travel Services,
Chairman,
defray
in
information
new
«.
Offset Printing
Phelps
of
of
Hoffman,
million
co-ordinated
Moody's and AAA
They are to be secured by
eauipment estimated to cost $16,951,792 and are
guaranteed as to principal and dividends by Norfolk
& Western Railway.—V. 198, p. 68L
y./'//•■'/.'
increasingly apparent that the
inappropriate for its current
-vyf
1963
1,
7-~,
.'/7. 77
/T
and
Motor Travel* Services,
the remaining balance of its outstanding 5Va%
sinking fund debentures, which are publicly held and listed on the
New York
Stock Exchange. ; The debentures were originally issued
in 1958 in the amount of $20,000,000,
with the proceeds used to
Nov.
on
and
than
could
but
The certificates
company/ Our principal product is Dolly Madison brand ice
and it has long had a reputation throughout Virginia,
Delaware,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey,* New York and Connecticut
for excellence and superior quality."—V. 197; p'. 2252// /„
will call for redemption
for
lower
commodities
Co.
provide
by
change, the Motec interim
cream,
'. ;/.'
.
certificates, which are non-callable, were reoffered to the public Sept, TO at prices to yield from
4.20% for the 1968 maturity to 4.40% for the maturi¬
ties of 1977-1978. '
,/>/:/'r :////767.-■/■ 7/7/:."J?'.;,
son
Debens.
//
.
681.
The
has shown," stated the report, "that our customers,
public most often identify us as 'the Dolly Madi-.
"Experience
distributors
261,212
$0.34
Xs-
—
\ j
263,814
242,774
Taxes
proposed name
that it had become
name,
Motec Industries,
Inc., is
business enterprise/
* /
$13,213,656
440,949
—
the
to
stated
report
.
1963
' /■
31—
July
before
income
&
Co. inc.
confident that it has embarked on a conservative
cash dividend program. If, as expected, our earnings
Board will constantly review the company's progress
future dividend disbursements."
for
$16,135,272
Ended
Period
Net
said the letter, "your Board
of 15 cents per share, pay¬
the
increase,
With
Marlene Industries Corp.—Six
each
V
':
quarterly
865.
p.
result,"
dividends,
shipment
Francisco.
San
and
ordered
the
split,
meeting for Oct. 30, 1963, to take
put the plan into effect..
Stockholders of record Sept. 20,
1963, will be entitled to vote
at
the
meeting.
It
is
anticipated
that
following
stockholder
approval of this action the stock split will be put into effect as
promptly as the additional shares can be listed on the American
Stock
Exchange.—V.
18.9, p. 2140.'/•/»*.'• W "
:
•
V
"
<"■.
is
company
Basket—Exchange Offer Extended—
Market
cash
rates
be
costs
p.
calling of
Sept.
Dec.
p. 499,
two
area.
schedules
all-surface
those
t'
30 to stockholders of record on Sept. 17, and payable
to stockholders of record on Dec. 17. With this step your
able
this issue.—V. 192,
this expected
of
view
"In
Petroleum
Interests*-—
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd.,
than
198,
to
each
dividends,
cash
freight
and
the present
stock,
30, 1963/ to stock of record Sept. 20, 1963. i
The
Board
also adopted
resolutions recommending an increase
in
authorized
common
stock
from
450,000
shares,
par < value
S3.33V3
per
share, to 2,000,000 shares, par value $1 per share,
~
See United
would
Directors
reported to stockholders the declaration of
of 15-cents per share, and asked per¬
,,
mission to change the company's name to Dolly Madison Foods,
: ,; inc. To act on its request for the^hafne-ehangb, - the1 c'ompariy's •
funds may also be used in diversification projects presently under
management has cailled a special shareholder's' meeting for Sept.
consideration.'
'/'T /'! 'V /-7. -/■■'
7.. '•
27, at Fourth and Popular Streets. Philadelphia, Pa.
As a
result of the sale to Shell and because of current opera¬
In a letter of Motec shareholders, James Heller, Chairman, and
tions in several major locations, McCulloch Oil expects to show a
/ Robert Rittmaster, President,
stated that current estimates indi-c
profit in excess- of $3 million for 1963, equal to about $1.25 a
cate that Motec earnings; should approximate $1.75 for the fiscal
share.—V.. 197, p. 2463. v
y;!
y jy\// :I;',/,?■
•
year ending Nov.
1.
.•-/,■
Magellan Petroleum Corp.—Sells Certain
^r?V
rates
quarter
Industries has
Motec
two
the
.
favorable
more
New York
"■
Industries, Inc.—Plans Name
Motec
/
files
Angeles
St. Louis RR.
"
carry-forward.
A portion of the
money will be used to
retire all of McCulloch Oil'S long-term debt, while working capital
will
be
increased
to approximately
$1.46 million. Some of the
credit
then
Los
as
'
posed Stock Split
according
loss
FTL
„
same
share
/
cates, due semi-annually April 15, 1964 to Oct. 15,
1978, inclusive.1 The group bid 99.58 for the certifi¬
cates which are priced to yield from 4% to 4.40%,.
according to maturity.
A competing bid of 99.5207,
also naming a 4%% * coupon, - came from
Salomon
Brothers & Hutzler.
"
"
" ^
The issue will be secured by 409 box cars and
75 hopper cars, estimated to cost $8,226,771.—V. 198,
P. 681;:/
:"V/• :'/■ 7/7,.';v7
:/
of
of $3,183,837 or $1.05 per shaire were
period against $3,442,036 or $1.14 a year
earnings for both years are based on the
3,026,493 shares outstanding as of June 30, 1963. The decline in
profit margin was attributed by Mr. Mclntyre, to an increase in
manufacturing
costs
without an
offsetting increase
in selling
prices.
"Our market continues to be
highly competitive," Mr.
Mclntyre said, "and we have taken many steps to increase planr.
efficiencies which should Improve future profit margins. We have
also
increased
the number
of outlets for our products In both
domestic
and foreign markets.—V.
197, p. 1841.
the
the
simplified single bill of lading for shipments
responsibility,
the
new
rail-air1 tie-in offers
carrier
co-ordinated
writing
earnings
net
Consolidated
the
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. — Equipment
Offered—On Sept. 12, Halsey, Stu¬
consecutive year in which the company
Sales in the previous fiscal year were
increase.
is
a
single
art
were
$45,112,4805 for
to B. D.. Mclntyre, Pres¬
1963, acording
1
experience
/
Trust Certificates
income
-4\"
reported for
,/earlier/ Per
million
$4.5
after
*
by
gained in
:V
attract
'
other
and
sixth
the
an
$42,496,041/
property in Northern California to Shell Oil Co.
was
announced on Sept. 3 by Robert P. McCul¬
loch, President.
The sale was completed in San Francisco and
represents 1,220 acres in the Los Melanos field of Contra Costa
county;, about 30 miles northeast of San Francisco.
;///:/~/
of
Sale
for
sales
net
the
beyond
covered
;
—V.
Sales Higher; Net
—
...
is
This
shown
has
■
Sells Certain Gas
—
Auto Equipment Co.
-
points
areas
Ore.;"or" Seattle,
Albany-Troy-Schenectady
all-surface
Committee;
Executive
other
.
N. J. airport.
destinations such
Portland,
higher
meeting of
Chairman,
ended June 30,
year
ident.
California-1 Corporations: Commissioner and Adler stock¬
holders.
Adler has 660,600 shares currently outstanding, a Litton
spokesman said.—V. 198, p. 865.
'
McCulloch Oil
to
anticipated
Newark,
/Besides permitting
that
Minerals & Chemicals, C.r: W.
James Deshler, Fresident and
and
C.
R.
Bergherm,
Rosenblatt, Directors.-V. 198, p/;i866;
Consolidated
..•v
the
by
primary!
Such
Hanovia.
Engelhard
elected
the
F.
Monroe
said he expects the transaction
month; assuming prompt approval
a
E.
Dr.
Down—
of
the arrangement with principal Adler
would involve more than $5,000,000
within
of
and certain others, who would re¬
spokesman
Litton
A
effective
become
to
the purchase
said
Sources
was
Chairman
i
in
Board
recent
a
Englehard
'
.;
.
..
the
to
According
of
/
.
8%
approximately
exchange
to
////',/
service
Initially,
the
NYC-FTL
operation
offers
general
commodity
through rates on shipments between the Albany and Los Angeles
areas.
Eventually,
as
traffic volume develops,
it Is
Anticipated
1,000,-'
1,000,000 shares and they in turn will have an interest
of
excess
service
*
is
service.
stockholders
have,
simultaneously, contracted
to
acquire a stock interest in Engelhard Hanovia. After these trans¬
actions
are
consummated, Messrs. Uilmann, Jesselson and Forch¬
heimer, who will continue in their present management positions,
will
retain
interests in Minerals & Chemicals Phillipp Corp.
in
12, it was reported that Litton Industries had agreed
Adler Electronics, Inc., New Roclielle, N. Y., through
of stock.
Adler's shareholders-must approve the
Sept.
acquire
an
truck
and
rail-air
Central
the
and
selling
The
77
Inc.—Proposed
Litton Industries,
terminal
of
.
preferred share so
exchanged, will be convertible into
IV2 shares of Kroger common stock within 10 years after issuance.
—V.
York
shippers
New Stock
Engelhard Hanovia " is* the 72% parent company of Engelhard In¬
dustries, Inc.
Engelhard Industries is engaged principally in the
of chemicals and products made of precious metals
with sales on a world-wide basis.
/
*
Kroger
cities reached
coast
1
'
'
west
the
.manufacture
Each
shares of Market Basket common.
Kroger Co. for each two
'
250
Wash.
Freight is then trucked
to any destination within a 200-mile radius of the major terminal."
/The combined rail-air service is designed to provide second day
delivery and will offer the first through all-cargo air service from
several
are
Sept.
of
terminals.
Calif.;
sellers
stockholders including, principally, Messrs. Siegfried
Uilmann, Ludwig Jesselson and Leo Forchheimer.
.
/:
Engelhard Hanovia historically has been owned by the Engelhard
family, with the exception that in I960 the Oppenheimer group,
who have widely diversified mining interests, acquired an,important
minority interest
in Engelhard Hanovia and in turn Engelhard
Hanovia acquired a substantial interest in the Oppenheimer group.
f
exchange of shares
of an
oifer
the
extended
lias
company
air
to
•
—
Engelhard Hanovia, Inc. has signed a contract to acquire
000
shares
of Minerals
& Chemicals
Phillipp Corp.
The
Exchange Offer-
Kroger Co.—Extends
-
.
.
,
Chemicals Philipp Corp.
Interest—|
See
its
at
:
Minerals &
shippers in 33 communities
York, area served by the
to
New
some
Und(?r the rail-air agreement, New York Central picks up freight
the 33-community
area,
puts it in Flexi-Van service to New
York City, where delivery is made to Flying
Tiger's main terminal
-
Purchase Offer Ext'd—
Kress & Co.—Stock
(S. H.)
and
in
Sept. 6, 1963, the company had bought approximately
shares and additional purchases are expected to be made
over
an
extended period. Excluding treasury shares, Miles Labora¬
tories
has
4,075,769 shares
outstanding. J
"The company plans to use the treasury stock for acquisitions,
for conversion of the company's convertible debentures due in 1980,
and
for
other
company
purposes/'
Mr.
Beardsley explained.-r-
$0.18
$0.41
•
.
,.
initially
Railroad
air
New
company
$6,322,000
211,300 ; - 102 6oo ;,.V. 198,
~~
f
Central
"Expansion
30,000
'r.;;V
Earns^per share (after preferred dividends)
—V.
York
tween
Through
150
$6,894,000
—i.——
sales
:>
*
available
major
197,
.
Corp.—Annual Report—
June 30—
v"-'..-,1;.., .J".,1 ■' -■
-
be
first stage of the new service.
-
Jamesbury
/
will
Albany-Troy-Schenectady,
by Flying Tiger Line and member motor carriers in FTL's Skyroad
program.
This program provides air transportation by FTL be¬
'
'
the
New
is purchasing some of its common shares to be
treasury stock, Edward H. Beardsley, President, announced.
The
150
Neal & Waggoner
Yantis & Co,, Inc.
goods.
Service
in
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—To Repurchase
100
100
250
u
their
.
144.
p.
$0.37
$0.42
stock.
common
200
4v'
Co
&
Stokes
Thomas
P.
of
Co., ;:v: :'V'
&
Nicolaus
p.
Eliminated is the voluminous paper work
and
other time-con¬
suming and duplicate processes necessary when shippers are re¬
quired to deal separately with each type of carrier transporting
Sept. 12, 1963, it was reported that 75,000 shares
this firm's capital stock had been sold privately
On
400
Co.
'.j,- Inc.
Stix & Co.
200
200
250
■
&
:
200
&
share of
2483.
per
196,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
100
inc.
Walter
Mackall & Coe i__*.--j^-; :
Showers
Bros.
Stifel,
&
Co.
Loewi
Co.,
Stern
100
100
—-—~—
& Co
MacArthur
Kenower,
;'
250
500
Sons--
&
Garrett
200
& :'yy
Inc.
—
Raffensperger,
Hughes &
&
CO.
Robert
—V.
taxes_^—
profit—*.—:
net
150
'
Murray,
200
——
Stokes
Morris,
Elkins,
Earnings
Co.,
&
.
Nongard,
150
Securities
Union
Consolidated
400
Co.___;—_
'
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Co.,' Inc.
Dallas
/ InC.
400
—
Beissner
Moropey.
100
Inc. ■>-
Courts
Milwaukee
The
Corbett & Pickard,
Burns,
taxes_____
income
for
Provision
_i__——e__—$300
Co.
-
income
before
Profit
&
Hutchinson
McM'aster
sales
Net
(000's Omitted)
(000's Omitted)
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Ine._3>6,350
William
Blair
& Co.—_
500
1963 . '
" 1962
—
$80,979,470 $77,521,562
2,457,186
2,204,397
1,230,000
1,120,000
—1,227,186
1,084,397
Period Ended July 31—
7
break-through in combining freight service by rail and air.
The
joint operation will allow shippers ito use the facilities, .of both
types of carriers as though they were dealing with only a single,
Integrated transportation company.
Stores Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Mercantile
agreement, to purchase from the company
amounts of new. bonds, set forth below:
of the purchase
respective principal
ditions
(1051)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
"
Average
Interest Rate"
<■
of the Fund is computed
1
principal
deduction of the esti"Net Weighted Average
date of deposit. These
exchanged, redeemed, paid oi sold.
annUal expenses of the Trustee, the
Rate" of the Fund was 4.0156% at
Interest
rates
After
deposit.
of
date
the
at
4 nftRi ^
■time
mlU
deposited in the Fund
Rate of the bonds initially
change
may
bonds are
as
PROCEEDS—Net
estimated
shaving
be
may
as
withdraw
shall
The' Trustee
amounts
necessary
in
V,.'
7
price
PRICE—The
OFFERING
DAILY
Units
which
at
'!
Trustee's
interest
time
and such Units
for redemption.
John
It
Nuveen
under
sale
plans to allow initially a discount to
members of the National Association
underwriter
The
limited
due
to
of
Units.—V.
10
565.
198,-p.
32%
aftd
due
due
1987
series
1985
' debs., series due
Capital Stock—
7,
.
1988
May
par )
'$5.50
convertible
stated
Common
series
'
stock
Pr9?:esst
cents
below
named
have
,
Weld
Carolina,
.
&
Incorporated—
Corporation
Securities
R.
S.
Dickson
Alester
G.
&
198,
Furman
—V.
Corporation
Premier Corp. of
The
f...
has
company
June 30,
ended
1962
period.
compared
months
1963,
Net
with
of
year."
cents
" 7.
in
See
Control—
the
first
Inc.,
me
-V.
197,
2052.
p.
in
brokers
macal
to
10,
the
proposal
a
Engineering
approval
of
contracts/ v*
acquire
Corp.,
of
directors
Upper
execution- of
and
Brewer
Brewer
Hammer,
President of Occidental
Petroleum, and H. S. Ten Eyck, President of International Ore &
Fertilizer Corp
of New York "Interore" announced that, the two,,
companies had reached a tentative understanding for Ocdidental „
to acquire the assets and business of International Ore & Fertilizer
including all of its domestic and foreign subsidiaries as well atf
processes
and rights to several foreign industrial joint ventures
now
in various stages of development.
*
On
Sept.
Dr.
with
supplier
independent
largest
the
is
would
involved
stock.
price
shares of Occidental
Interore
The
the
said
Hammer
110,000
world
Armand
Dr.
11,
i
approximately
be
fertilizer
of
the
in
qales in 1962 amounting to approximately $65,000,000.
has branches in 23 countries and operates in 59
company
that there would be no change in
operations.
However, it is intended to
expand present operations and take an active part in profitable
industrial joint ventures abroad.—V. 198, p. 572.
countries.
Occidental
Interore's
management
announced
1963
Year Ended June 30—
Net
Net
revenue
gross
income
197,
The
Fuel
101,018,000
253,000
964,000
for
to
$0.43
$1.59 f
Gas, Inc.
5Vz%
subordinated notes
due
1981
55,804 shares of its $114 preferred stock
($22.40
series
E,
had been sold privately through
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York.
—V. 196, p. 2479.
the
of
management
the
at
highest level
the heavier demands on top management brought
growth were announced by directors.
Herbert
elected
Mr.
L.
Barnet,
Mr.
on
to
President
Barnet's
succeeed
Kendall's
since
1955,
recommendation
him
as
highly
of
was
197,
all
risen
but
so
company
sold has
President
successful
hundred
spectacular;
and
by
on
:
and
than
two
New
highs
scientific
July
sales
have
in
doubled
to
countries.—V.
both
sales
said
that
1963
company's
The
fiscal
sales
the
Chief
Executive
was
Officer.
marketing and
industry.For the
for
was
man¬
tripled, income has
contribution to total
countries
its
present
in
which
Pepsi
distribution
in
is
one
1842.
p.
compared
income
ended
profits
for
were
the
reported
fiscal
by
shares
versus
ended
year
the
the
15%
year
year.
eighth
or
were
Robert
$49,062,000,
E.
Lewis,
consecutive
up
24%
President,
year
more.
that
the
t
outstanding
for
the
1,287,134.—V. 197, p.
comparable
2357.
periods
stockholders
Offering to
offering its common
the
tional shares at
right to subscribe for 139,940 addi¬
$16 per share, on the basis of one new
share for each ten held of records
Sept. 9.
(Manistee, Mich.)
Pre¬
—
Oil
v
■
p.
and
The
31,
with
year
ago.
-
for
the
1 Rights will
is
of
amounted to $1,429,880 or 26 cents a share
$73,352 or one cent a share for the same period
-■_.
.'•
Ernest Henderson
86
hotels.
from $55,491,803
up
III,
Gross
a
President
sales
year
for
the
of
the
ago.
;
l
the
same
period last year. Earnings
subsidiary,
Thompson
Industries,
period.—V.
198,
p.
from
Sheraton's
Inc.,
were
for
auto-_
the
sales
first
1962;
increased
half
net profit
105%
1963
of
for
to
against
the half1
all-time
an
rose
to
105%; Net 63%
high
for
another
the
000
as
against $123,000 for the like period last
increase, reported Randolph Bronson, President
ductor
manufacturing
firm.—V.
197,
p.
of
For
the
for
period in
high of $201,-
year
of
for
the
a
63%
semicon¬
2097.
Singer Co.—Acquisition—
The
company
has
acquired
a
majority interest in Alemannia
Creussen, Germany.
The name of the
changed to Singer-Alemannia.
It will
operate as a part of Singer's Supreme Machinery Division which
has its headquarters in Ozone Park, New York.
-
Maschinenfabrik
Gmbh
of
has
knitting
machines
products
This
are
sold
acquisition
.
develops,
manufactures
and
sells
flat
bed
used by the textile and apparel industries. Its
throughout
further
the
of
,-for
industry's
Studebaker i this
interior "trim, full
safety dash panel, is
wagon
models,
These
cars
famous
a
offered
are
\
famous
buyer
the
are
Studebaker
in
the
same
~
sHere,
race • course,'
betweeh
open-air
ap
the
wagon.
has
never
with'
"four-door
a
convertible;and
a
V)vVir%%
/ *
before
top of the lineup,
offered
and
to
sedan.
and
to
buyers
its
preserve
single
a
Exterior
of
image
model,
trim
a
differs
Challenger cars may be
equipped with
V-8 engines.
But V-8 powerplants are
or
equipment
all
on
Cruisers,
other
Gran
built
cars
Turismo
by
Studebaker,
Hawks
and Avantis.
818.
the June quarter
of
recent
was
June
quarter,
$1,135,855,
quarter,
$582,177,
equal
sales
35
or
net
to
sales
62
1963
cents
share.
a
were
cents
amounted
to
the
were
$21,031,679
per
highest
the
first
Mr.
The
Bateman
said
he
is
optimistic
the
about
and
net
share.
common
$15,857,316
For
and
six
year
In
earnings
months
with
as
of
per
whole.
a
company's railroad equipment division is operating at a high
and he anticipates that it will continue
to enjoy a profitable
expanding market. He cited "piggyback" operations as spell¬
level
and
ing
opportunity
special
freight
428.
for
Symington
underframes
and
cars
:;
;
from
cargoes
shock
%
'-■
.
Wayne.
The company
produces
hydraulic devices to cushion loaded
and
their
Net
in
transit.—V.
7.,
Juy 31—
-
■
■
198,
f....
1 Qfi'?
,
after
taxes
Preferred
stock
Net
available
$16,340,000
!
dividends..
common
$11,840,455
841,167
3,779,600
-
for
1QG9
.
sales
_
Net
18,512
10,800
shares
3,768,800
822,655
r 1,495,700
1,460,305
$2.52
$0.56
______
Number, of shares..
_
earnings per share.:
197, p. 2402.
TelAutograph Corp.—Debenture Tender Offer Ext'd
The
company has declared effective
its exchange
convertible subordinated debentures due July 1,
6%
$1,879,000
July
1,
outstanding
of
on
tended
of
of
to
to
E.
Lee,
about
Sept.
Oct.
4
Hogan
President,
60%
Mr.
7.
at
exchange
the
new
$1,200,000 of the
The
amount
of
4%%
offer
of
new
1978, for the
debentures due
1965.
Raymond
tended
principal
offer
said
the
Lee
tenders
had
debentures
also
which
received
expiration
the
offer
will
PDT.
offer,
been
upon
announced
noon,
date,
new
Faximile Co.,
Hogan
of
was
Mr.
6%
a
from
of
the
be
ex¬
.—
Lee
also
expired
This
said.
debentures
for
Sept.
involves
300,000
7, will be ex¬
the exchange
common
shares
subsidiary.
declared
effective
after more than
123,000 shares had been received at TelAutograph. Some 225,000
shares, or about 75% of the total, had been received by the Sept. 7
expiration date.
This gives TelAutograph 92.5% control of Hogan.
Prior
to
the
offer, TelAutograph held 70%
control of Hogan.
—V. 197, p. 2403.
Aug.
9
the
expands
world.
Singer's
-'-7activity
in
the
Times Mirror Co.—Net
Up Sharply—
Net
profits from operations for the first 28 weeks of 1963 equalled
a
common
share against 53 cents a share for .the same
weeks last year,
Norman Chandler, Chairman and President, an¬
98
cents
.
nounced.
•
textile
<
or
performance-oriented
choose
can
offered
with
.
Florida
hardtop;
instru¬
either
.
.
Singer-Alemannia
bottom
name
1969,
the company
reported
net
sales
of' $36,888,995,
share earnings' amounting to 94 cents per share.
been
company
the
sliding roof.
Commander,
the
the
-
earnings in
March
Another
$2,322,000
and
'<•
looks
the
profit
same
record
-
quarter
year
holders
$1,131,000
lines
separate
in the company's
history and the second half of
promising, W. H. Eateman, President, said at a
meeting of the Philadelphia Securities Association.
for
427.
Corp.—Sales Up
the
six-cylinder
and
any
offer
Silicon Transistor
is
Studebaker
Commander
the
198,
the
Net
lower
six
transmissions
•
;
t
in
standard
Sales
—V.
Earnings from operations represented a loss of 4 cents a share
compared with earnings of 1 cent
a
year
ago,
however, hotel
operating earnings before depreciation showed a small
improvement
over a -year ago.
Depreciation increased 9 cents a share compared
current
offer
refinement, it is offered only in
p.
$56,074,938
;
: 7 77
-
were
Line—
will
new
station
1964.
sports
Daytonas,
sys¬
international
period
at
a
padded
and
for
including
ago,
tem
Offer
726.
Syntex Corp.—Annual Report—
capital
transactions included
in
the
total
earnings were
$1,649,172 or 30 cents a share compared with $13,630 a
year
reported
starts
exclusive
for
at
and
Year Ended
quarter
1963,
...
line
518.
including capital gains,
it
Stock pur.
p.
1964
that
Challenger.
—V.
America—Net, Sales Higher—
profits,
198,
cars.
p.
Corp., this issue.—-V. 198,
Net
German
Piedmont Natural Gas Co.,
Inc.—Rights
— The
company is/
Stockholders
total investment at July 31,
from $527,948,326 a year earlier.
this
had
consolidated
net
income
for
the
year
of
equivalent
to
$1.64
per
share
of
common
stock,
$1,929,111,
or
$1.50
per
share
in
fiscal
1962.
1,291,825
and
the
Co.—Acquires Gas Property—
July
compared
a
with
with
Perkin-Elmer's
contracts
298,500 shs.
Symington Wayne Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Sold
Sheraton Corp. of
the
company
$2,115,966,
installment
the
Outstanding
the interiors are the most finely
Studebaker history.' Even the suave comfort' of Eu¬
ropean
broadcloth
Interiors
is
available
to
Cruiser
owners—and
first-time riders are., always amazed at the
generous interior space
offered in the
Cruiser—equal to many cars sold in the $5,000 price
category.
It alone of all Studebakers comes with
a
powerful 289
cubic inch engine as standard
equipment.
All these cars in the
Studebaker family have brand new bodies
and styling for
1964.
All are six inches
longer than their coun¬
ter-parts for 1963 and most are one inch lower than last
year's
910.
p.
PRESENT FINANCING
'
spacious,
well
carpeted, four-door
from other cars in the line and
Lower—
than
major
of
197,
and
previous
increased
Corp.—Net
198,
2358.
McCulloch
Net
Chairman,
Kendall
M.
in
more
a
manufacturer,
sales
in
in/
which
It
cars.
the
Net
net
$39,599,000
were
investment
average
31.
Consolidated
from
company.—-V.
appointed
Privately—On Sept. 5, 1963, it was re¬
ported that 3,000 shares of this firm's 5% cumulative
preferred stock ($100 par) had been sold privately
through Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.
'
.
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
instrument
been
such
-
price
the
two-door
elegance
now
has
York,
the
Acceptance
Security National Bank
motive
Perkin-Elmer
of
Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
$557,856,622, up 5.7%
p.
ferred
dramatic
\
r
its
to
response
elected
was
Donald
career
sharply as to constitute
earnings, and the number
more
stock
New
in
appointments,
a
sleekness
were
See
in
agement
in Pepsi is well known in the
past
six years as President of Pepsi-Cola
International, Ltd., Mr. Kendall
had been in charge of the company's business outside the
United
States
and Canada.
Under his leadership
expansion
abroad has
been
Bank,
common
Roebuck
lower
a
notes
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Management Changes—
and
Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Shell Oil
in
al¬
—
par)
Promotions
increased
primarily
1963,
of this firm's
and
7
27, "1963,
company has reported net income after taxes of $1,917,124
the six months ended July 31, 1963, compared with $2,419,002
the same period last year. While the decrease was due
for
Notes, Preferred Sold Pri¬
vately—On Sept. 10, 1963, it was reported that $300,000
July
The
—V.
Penn
Chase
Sears
$
2253.
p.
30%—7 '
ended
preliminary
include
6,000,000 shs.
slidi-nj roof Wagonaire station
either
Russell Mills,
registrar
108,058,000
——
—__———
share (on the 608,032 common
outstanding on June 30, 1963)_
per
shares
—V.
weeks
to
$1,462,145, or 48 cents a share following payment
of $300,000 in preferred stock dividends. This is based on
2,443,448
common
shares outstanding at the end of the period, Victor M.
Carter, President and Chairman,
announced.
Comparable ninemonth earnings during the 1962 period were
$1,128,632, or 34 cents'
a share.
%
" '
7:%-"
Net sales in the past nine months totaled $34,667,662,
against
$31,985,093 a year earlier.—V. 198, p. 196.
1962
$
Total
the 99
for
TO
V
par)
Challenger,
four-door
named
fashioned
or
Vegetable Oil Corp.- -Annual Report—
Pacific
income
30%
done
others
^ ,The Cruiser?—once called the Land Cruiser back in1 Studebaker
history—has long been • the - finest
family car ;■of • the: Studebaker
If*1®This year it offers luxurious
comfort coupled with modern
of
.
7.777;;;;;•■■ •777.
Republic Corp.—Net Up
Net
most
and
completely
as
j.
them to achieve-improved patient'care at'lower cost;
In
the Brewer System reduces drug spoilage and losses
mechanically
disciplined
inventory
control,
minimizes
medication errors ? by Isolating
the drugs issued to each patient;
and frees the nursing staff of unnecessary clerical work.—V.
198.
682.
a
revived
..sedan,
delpxe
concern
through
p.
the
Studebaker's
luxury
it enables
-
Acquisition
Corp.—Proposed
and
Daytonas,
has developed,
manufactures, and markets
for controlling medication service to hospitalsystem is being adopted by many hospitals - because
has
or
controls, and a radiation
also
equipped to repair
aircraft
similar plastic items.
Maj°r ^ne °f Studebakers this
year
definitive
System
-patients.: This
itself
aircraft
m°del> which retains luxury
line-up
^
The
the
company
for
this issue.—V.
Studebaker
with
body types
operation,
Petroleum
Occidental
basic
two-door,
-
had
j8
" and four-door sedans, a sports coupe, con¬
four-door station wagons with both
sliding and fixed roofs,
also Includes a
personal grand touring car and a four¬
vehicle.
nameplate
ap¬
" ,.*
.•;
•..*
had
interest in Brewer PharDarby, Pennsylvania, • subject
the
pro¬
significant sales of manufactured
the
power plants,
equal to any major competitor.
scale
Next
majority
a
stockholders
Brewer
*''•
'
that
announced
company
to
which-may
sports
without
Sept.
Corp.,
Such
f
line
The
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
On
Oil
of
products, radia¬
prodiidts made by
aile offered in a total of 13 different body combina-
vertible,
any
proved
(50 cents
2147. '
p.
ye?r;
mentation
this issue.
has
methods
manufacture
those
c^ls.lor 1964 with options in
seater
six
r[
7 ■
Botany Industries,
no
work
*
fins, handles for
Space Plastics is
h™*
share,
a
during the
v
"
under
certain
household
Authorized
197,
price
New
ahd
their
any
stock
suspension
months
$12,775,000
16.4
or
share
a
the
an'd vacuumforming
Studebaker Corp.—Unveils
six
of
When
afld
as
Canyon
1961,
company
development
particularly
has -announced
the
for
against
$367,000
were
21.9.cents
or
"r
'
sales
net
$12,485,000,
were
earnings
$492,000
last
that
8,
the
engaged
in
producing
items
for
Items, however, have been actually
significant quantity.
The firm has
these
in
•
America—Sales, Net Lower—
reported
Black
Nov.
industries
windshields, 1 etc.
See ,Gulf
c„
ac¬
North
on
date
and
-
14
_i.
(
purposes.
21200
Spencer Chemical
Co.—Proposed
\
Incorporated——11
Co.,
$179,080, will be
development, work¬
for'- -prOduetibn
more
experimental
suit.
Common
11
767.
p.
research
per
at
To
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
•
Incorporated—,16
Company,
Interstate Securities
-
—V.
swim
canopies,
.
14
—
Dargaiv & Company—,.
in
and
of
sold
or
fallout
severally
34%
—
at
Arizona.
production afid
Products on which
as
,
Co.
of
designed
by
research
agreed,
subject
to
the
terms
and
conditions
contained
in
the
underwriting agreement,
to purchase from the company,
in the
respective percentages set forth below, such of the shares of the
new
common
stock .as shall not be subscribed
for pursuant to
the subscription offer:
,1
'
White,
amounted
stock at $1
common
incorporated
of/in jectiqn molding
and
products.
*
36,222 shs.
1,539,331 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
underwriters
State
solely
None
items
*
_7.
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
its
located
was
commercial
no
20,000 shs.
:
the
suits
required
duced
($100
Ariz.,
items
fallout
be
______
______
(50
tion
-...
100,ObO shs.
value)
equipment
726.
- Piastfcs' plans
to engage
in
plastic items as- toys, novelties,
diverse*
military.
preferred
,stock
(no
issuable in- series
series
($100 -stated value)
$5.50
of
almost
Space
•
5,900,4)00
6,000>000
362",OCO
6,000,-000.
.
due
of
1963
perfected and orders are received.
Research and development
has
not
yet-been completed-on any production item
which
the
company anticipates marketing
through its own facilities.
During
its first year of existence the-firm
functioned with only two
persons,
its president and its
general manager. In the last quarter of 1962
the Company first
employed an Office clerk' and'ohe skilled laborer
both of whom are stiH on
the payroll.
c.-
3,430,000
1985
due
type
16.
are
1,819,002
series
laws
proprietary
1,960,000
;
series
this
p.
estimated
company,
Phoenix,
engaged
Outstanding
$4,970,C00
^
1983
bonds
the
industrial.
______
proceeds,
BUSINESS—The
12
PRESENT FINANCING
:v.,-7,' 7.)
Authdrized
Net
Highway,
approxi¬
were
revenues
Cumulative
are
minimum
a
operating
commercial
the
For
Carolina.
1981
series
5%
of Se«
curities Dealers, Inc. equal to $2.50 per Unit.
However, the under¬
writer reserves the right to change the amount from time to time.s
To facilitate the handling of transaction?, sales of Units shall be
who
dealers
and
series
5%%
is the sole underwriter of the Units^
to qualify Units of the Fund
substantially all of the States.
/' ■ "'.-V:/
laws of
South
1977
5y«%
the underwriter
of
the
19%
gas
and
of
198,
equipment, research and
ing capital, and other corporate
,
,
will
to the Trustee at
be tendered
may
natural
sales
1962.—V.
used for
at 4301 Yancey Rd.,
in 23 communities located
1976_
due
(Inc.)
Co.
&
intention
the
is
for
due
5%
share.
peak
additional
replacements;
buildings.„
Monday, September
.
writing, 223,850 shares of
program,
GIVING' EFFECT TO
series
each
with
connection
Units in
and
1963,
residential,
5V2 %
the prospectus is a 1/150,000 un¬
To the extent that any Units ar®_
hold
thereafter,
time
to
offering,
time
by
Fund.
the
in
the Trustee, the fractional undivided interest of
Unit
will
increase. • The Sponsor
will initially,
by
unredeemed
from
offered
initially
Unit
Each
divided
construction
stock
common
headquartered
North
30,
4%%
(and
preceding Record Date (Record Dates
each year). It is anticipated that an
amount
equal to the accrual on a record date will be distributed
to the certificateholders on the following distribution date.
redeemed
June
series
•
and July 11,
11,
1963
Long-Term Debt— ;
First mortgage bonds:
the
from
computed
January
49%
of
area
3%%
contracts") deposited therein an amount equal to
4 712%
of such value and dividing the sum-so obtained by 150,000.
This
computation produced a gross underwriting profit equal to
4%% of the public offering price.
The Sponsor will appraise or cause to be appraised the value of
the underlying bonds as of
10:00 A.M., New York Time, of each ;
day and will adjust the public offering price of the Units for that
day commensurate with such appraisal,
i
The interest on the bonds
initially deposited in the Fund, less
the estimated Trustee's fees and expenses, is estimated to accrue at
the rate of $0.011154 per Unit per day.
Such accrual per Unit will
are
ended
its
the
$5,500,000.
The program includes
5 service
lines to serve new
cus¬
service
4Mi%
"When-Issued
crual
and
company,
distributes
C.,
of
for
company
CAPITALIZATION
V
the
change as bonds are exchanged, redeemed, paid or sold.
These
be added to the price of the Units an amount equal to such
N.
Piedmont
mately
in¬
were
to the public was determined by adding to
determination of the offering price of the bonds
offered
itially
the
months
from the Liquidation Account such
to cover redemption of Units by the
Trustee.
equipment
Charlotte,
sale
approximately
BUSINESS—The
account.
appropriate
the
extensions,
meters
and
tomers;
system improvements
each year the
to the extent
funds
are
not sufficient therein,
from the Liquidation Account,
and pay to itself amounts equal to the expenses of the Fund.
The
Trustee
also may withdraw irom said accounts such amount, it
any
as it deems necessary to establish
a reserve for any govern¬
mental charges payable out of the Fund.
Amounts so withdrawn
shall not be considered a part of the Fund's assets until such time
as the Trustee shall
return all or any part of such amounts to the
deduct
Will
by
cost
to
Singer
in
.
1963,
the
from
main
1st day of April and October
from the Interest Account or.
the
before
or
Trustee
used
be
will
CERTIFICATE HOLDERS
Interest received
bv
the
Trustee on the bonds shall be credited to the
Interest
Account" and all other moneys received by the Trustee shall be
credited to the "Liquidation Account."
The pro rata share of the Interest Account and of the Liquida¬
tion
Account
for
each Unit will be computed
by the Trustee
semi-annually on the 1st business day of April and October
each
year.
Distributions to the Certificateholders as of the record date
will be made on the 6th day of the respective Apn
and October
or
shortly thereafter.
Persons who purchase Units between a
record date and a distribution date will receive their first distri¬
bution
on
the second
distribution date after their purchase of
proceeds
field.
$34,000,000
.
Space Plastics, Inc.—Common Offered—On
Sept. 5,
the company offered publicly, without under¬
which is underwriting the offering.
group
_■
DISTRIBUTIONS TO
UlOn
to
tional
amount
Interest
Average
machinery
expire Sept. 25, 1963.
The offering also carries addi¬
subscription privileges, subject to allotment.
White, Weld & Co., New York, is manager of a
total annual interest income to the Fund by the
of the underlying bonds therein.
The Weight d
the
dividing
bv
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1052)
8
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
198
Number
6299
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1053)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
.
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
first
the
all
nounced during the current week.
second
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
1 fg;
Then
two
.1
separate
dividends
an-;
follow with
we
table
in
which
show
we
•
Name
Pet'
of Company-
Share
First
irom
Quarterly
investment
net
Trunk
Gas
Line Co.,
income
6c
preferred (quar.)________
$$1.56%
preferred (quar.
$$1.433A
Allegheny Pepsi Cola "Bottling Co. (quar.'5c
Allied Jt.iiergjr Busihe-s system—
5%%
preferred- (quar. i
$i'.37 V2
Allied
.
Properties
4V2%
Corp.
preierred
Air
American
BUtrite
Filter
T__,—
qua'r.t-.
(quarb\
(quar.)
_i
'_•••
(increased
Rubber
Brake-Shoe
American
Distilling
American
&
Eiird
(quar.)
Mills,
30c
convertible preierred
5c
(quar.
common
Factors, Ltq.—
Stockholders
approved
split
American Metal -Products
■
•
.'
,
.
a
_
6%
preierred
6 Va %
.
'
10-
/ $16 Vic
10c
J quar.
U,
Badger
Mfg.
(quar.)___
Baltimore
(quar.)
•'
.
—
:2'\
r,
.
5c
$1
.
_.
____
'
the shares" on a twoand declare a 10.%
stock'
basis
dividend.
7"
*
■;
Baystate
Globe
9-19
10^9'"
,
Benrus
Watch
Co.
10r
10-
1—1-—1
-~-r-
Biddeford
&
Saco
Water
Biltmore'Hats,. Lfd.,
-i Class
A
,
.
!
Bliss
v
.
'
(quar.)
1
_
Insurance
Co.
Budget Finance Plan,
Stock, dividend
.9-16
1
Hanover
9-20
'
I
6%, serial preferred: (quar.)
Forge Co._.
1
Burnhanu Corp.
(quar.)
Caldor,
of
,
the. comrtion
11-
9-20
10-15
.1
-10-15.
10-11....
10-17
.
•
9c
25c
Increased
71/2%.
Carhart
Carolina
$4.20
Power
&
Light,
preferred
Central
10-15
10-15
10-
10-31-,
Home
9-30
9-
10-21
9-
35c
1
Investing
Clarage Fan
2V2C
10-15
10-
(initial)
11-
1
1
10-
1
9-18
40c
Cable
Stock
„
Clevite
(G:
Colonial
Growth
Commercial
&
Quarterly
Congress Street
Optional,
!
Consumer
Fund—
in
10-
4
Island
40c
9-13
9-
5
$6
5c
10-15
Acceptance
10-15
9-25
,v
,
6%
preferred
i
30c
(quar.)^
•'6%%
preferred
Trust Co.
(quar.)
dividend
SS. 'for
each
(J. ,S.),
District
&
Photo
Diversa,
•-$1.25
Inc.,
95
(quar.)
5c
10-
1
10-
1
v
Brewery,
pfd.
(quar.)
10c
f 10-
Ltd.
Welding
Dunkirk
Duro
10-
1
10-
1
$1.62Ms
&
10-
•
Works,
from
.(N.
Co.
10-
Y.)
Mfg.
10-
'
1
9-30
Elk
Horn
Empire
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
1
1
1
9-30
9-
7c
r
9-30
6
10-15
10-
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)__^_-
&
10-
9-14
1
10-
7
1
.""15c
10-
omitted
Co.,
Loan
this
Ishpeming RR.
Investment
&
(from
net
common
Directors
5%%
•
(See
.
voted
9-20
8-31
9c
income)
8c
—
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-19
10-
10-15
25%
$.35933/4
11-26
10-
10-18
preferred
9-18
9-18
10-30
10-10
9-30
11-15
10-31
11-15
10- 1
10-31
75c
39c
12-31
12-14
10-
1
9-20
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-15
10-15
9-20
25c
$1.25
.+10-.10
10-10
9-25
$1.25
10-10
9-25
$1.13
10-10
$1.41
10-10
$1.75. ..*10-10
9-25
—$1.50
$1.35
+10-10
10-10
9-25
—,
12c
10-17
9-26
9^-16
10- 2
9-
,—
$2.50
12Vac
12'Ac
10-
9-19
—
—
Bank
(Reading,
(Bergen
County,
(stock
25c
Mfg.
(quar.)
9-13
10- 1"
9-16
12- 2
11-
10-28
10-19
10-10
10- 1
7V2c
—
10- 3
12- 5
;
Provident
Fund
for
Logan,
Athletic
Power
&
preferred
Inc.)
Club
(quar.)
30c
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
dates
Co.
9-24
1
10-11
and
here.
$1.04
:
—
;
!
(quar.)__
shown
$1.24
$1.11
holders
11-
of
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
40c
(quar.)
payment
are
10-10
5%.
; $1.29
:_
10-11
"10-11
10-11
9-15
!
6%
stock
Oats
9-30
10-16
25c
10-31
37Vac
10- 1
9-16
$2
10-15
9-20
1
——--
pfd.
Income,
preferred
(quar.)——Inc
_—
.
^-273
5c
,
,
12VaC
8-30
subject
9-15.
5%
11-15
to
approval
.
Ltd.,
common
:
;
:
''
5%'
,
'
9-
5
_
11- X
:
10-19
.10-19
$37V2c
-—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar-.)___-__-__™__--"--—
,10- 1.
$60c
(s-a)
5V2%
record
'
55c
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
,
; 9-13
18)
common
Telephone
Class "A
(S-a)
Quebec
Oct.
9-23
10- 9
10-15
—
dividend
Co.,
9-23
11-15
22c
(quar.)
stockholders
of
Quaker
9-12
2%
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock dividend)
(2%-for-l stock split plus an additional
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Corrected
' ;
.
10-10
(quar.)—
1
Furniture
Pulaski
6
dividend)
Inc.
8%
9-16
10- 1
(resumed-quar.)
(stock
Gamble,
9
9-19
40c
.
quar.)
Electric
Transit
&
9-25
10- 1
-
,
5%
Devices
9-25
40c
87V2c
V
dividend
General
9-25
16c
-
(quar.)
Atwood
9-25
5%
dividend)—I—_
:
common
2
9-20
N.J.)—
20c
Company
.
Pa.)—
:
—
preferred
9-20
10-15
10-15
—
Company,
9-10,
$1.10
$1.12V2
$1.183A
$1.183A
;
—
Inc. ...(increased
9-30
10-15
-10-18
593/bc
(quar.)——
Lumber, class A__
City
Pratt-Lamber.t,
4
$1
Airlines
:
&
10-
35c
(NY)
B
Trust
10-18
20c
(quar.)
Southwest
Portland
9-16
1
9-20
$1.06
(quar.)
Portland
9-16
1
8-31
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Procter
;
9-30
9-17
10-
9-30
9-10 :
:
9-16
10- 8
9-20
9-19
,
(quar.)
preferred
Plume
10-15
.
-i-
A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Plough,
split of the
(quar.)
4.44%
ij-'
9-15
1
1
9-30*
10c
(quar.)
Polymetric
investment
shares.:
Jonathan
Angeles
Lowell
9-16
40c
(quar.)—
10-
Tl-
(Jonathan), Inc.—
9-30
9-30
9- 5
Co.—
five-for-four
a
preferred
5.16%
■
9-20
9-15
8-30
10-15
.11-15
20c
(quar.)
—
preferred
$3.50
9-29
f$0.076
4.96%
10- 8
(serial)
Pillsbury
9-14
45/2c
;
Corp.,
Louisiana
75c
preferred
Corp.
—
9-13
20c
_______——_—
,10-28
,
9-13
p9-13
15c
(quar.)
Co.
10-11
9-13
1 '
10-1
9-20
(quar.)_.
Peoples Trust
Quarterly
time.
(quar.)
10-
stock¬
to
preferred .(quar.K
Class
6
lc
A
10-1 l
6c
—
preferred
'
(quar.)
Inc.
Los
25c
,
at
class
9-13
;
,
(quftv.-)
$4.40
Peoples
(quar.)
9-30
10-11
55c
Quarterly
.
9-30
10-15 V
25%
(quar.)
8-31
■
9-30
10-15
Lighting Corp.—
preferred (quar.)__
Pittston
Loan
9-20
'
Discount
Park-Lexington
Paxton
(Frank)
% 8-31
1
10-15
4c
preferred A (quar.)
Colony Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Finance Cos., 4%
preferred
9-
10-
7c
i
-
v!:''
9-25
$2.90
'9-17
Electric—
9-15
RR.-r
9-17
1
10c
Ltd.
7c
Rapids
1
10-
income
■■
.
&
Gas
25c
Grand
1
10-
Corp.—
(non-voting)
common
9-15
(s-a)
10-15
11-
$15c
$37'/2c
Co.—
J15c
Fund
9-26
•'
B
Pacific
.....
j
10-15
—
Chemical
5.40%
9-27
10-28
1
58c
split subject
approval Oct. 30)
6%
9-10
*9-11;
11-
(quar.)
class A
(monthly)—_
Rosario Mining Co.
7%
3
9-20
...
'9-30
56V4C
(quar.)
10c-
Stock
4.16%
10-15
9-16
17V2c
(quar.)
&
pfd.
stock
$12V2C
income)
6%
Superior &
9-20
,
1
9-27
41c
•+._+.+.
.%..
Industries—
9-16
.
20c
$1.50
'8-31
capital
;
5.64%
9-20
:
■
realized
investment
Mfg.
9-17
12-17
,9-20
50c
Fisheries.
5%
9-13
9-
12-13
9-30 v
12-30
3c
Series-
—
Judd.
&.
Common
Ltd.—
Storage,
Fund—
Allegan
Mfg.
Logan
1
$2
9-23
9-10
9-27
12-23
15c
preferred (quar.)__
$4.75 conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light—
9-20
$5c
•9-30
15c
•
Honduras
holders
4
9-20
10-10
5c.
:
—
(3-fbr-l
9-
1
(quar.)
•
9-13
9-14
10-
$6c
$4.75
9-20
35c
,
V
Lazard
9-20
;
1
10-
1
1
37!/2c
(s-a)—
.1
Liberty
9-17
10-
1010-
10-.
50c
;
$4.36
9-15
1
59%c
9-20
$$1
common
$4.50
|
9-13
10-
9-13
pfd.
____.
4.527r
:
investment
9-30
J37y2c
10-11
10-
(quar.)
Research
net
Equities,
Pacific
9-13
$1.50
Sulphur,
&
&
Owners
9-14
9-27
9-16
20c
43A%
9-16
*
9-20
10-
Oxford
9-16
10-
10-
$i5c
_'___L
York
Old
9-16
10-
$1.50
37,/2c,-.
Initial quarterly
9-20
25c
9^a(N. Y. ) (quar.)-________
9-16
1
10-
6c
common
Mutual
Lambton
1
10-
18%c
Coal-il(iL_'
Trust
income).
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Lance,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
10-
5c
common..,.
Common
10-18
10-15
31 Vic
(quar.)_____!
pfd.
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.).
Kerr
9-13
10-28
25c
25c
•
6c
6%
10-15
10-15
183/4C
;
(quar.)
Lake
(quar.)_____'_TLl___
Electronic. Communications,
1
1
9-23
10-
?$1.12!/2
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
common
9-20
11-
9-19
9-30
ilOc
Common
Fund—
preferred
Payment
3
9-17
Bros.,
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
9-19
1
(quar.)
York
Oklahoma
9-20
21V4c
___
(quar.)
investment
5%
Kendall
9-18
10-
1
1
Elder
net
(quar.)
1
10-
Consolidated Copper Mines Ltd.
76c'
Neiman Marcus, cohimon (quar.)__—______
17V2c
4Yt%. preferred (quar. )_——^l.—$1.06'A
New Britain Machini Co.
(quar.)!.,
25c
New
England Merchants National Bank of
Ocean
Boston—
Terminals
Kalamazoo
9-13
10-18
_____T_:
(quar.)_l
7
9-18
10-
(stock dividend)--:
Pipeline Co. of America—;
-V.;:-
1
12-20
11-
20c
25c
Inc.
of
preferred
Joy
9-13
10-15
J5c
•
25c
(quar.)
common
10-
9-25
50c
2V2c
56'Ac
17V2c
Nchanga
Class
9-13
v
1
12V2c
-
Steel
10-
17V2c
7/8c
5% prior pfd.
(initial)
Inc.,
Fund,
Guaranteed
$1.37%
$l5c
Trust
Pen
,Telegraph (quar.)
A__
Corp.,
1
9-20
Extra
9-16
10c
Logan,
(From
1
(quar.)
11-
9-20
1
(quar.)
(from
9-18
1
10-
preferred (qua,r.)_$1.37V2
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.31V4
preferred (quar.)—_____$1.433A
4.75%
North
9-26
1-6-64
9-30
10-
(quar.)
:
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
from
Gas
Noxzema
Inc.—
(quar.).,
Lake
Johnston
'9-13
1
30c
,
____
9-17
8c
9-20
J20c
25c
Photo-Marker
9-11
(accum.)_
(accum.)
1
75c
(quar.)_
(initial)
Fragrances,
6%
8-30
9-25
12c
Co.
&
class
Trust
Bros.,
Jonathan
;
9-30
Quarterly
Duffy-Mott
preferred
$3
Distributors
Flavors
Hosts,
common
Dow
Gas,
Book
10-
•
9-30
10-10
Series__ _____3
9-23 %
9-30
9-30
10-22
75c
Dividend
9-23
7
10-15
10-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Increased
7
10-
10c
8c
Series
Boston
10-
10e<
;
—
9-25
common
Works
Corp.
New
—
.'Johannesburg Consolidated Investment—___i
„
9-20
5c
conv.-
B
J.I
9-27
10-10
com¬
______
New
9-16
20cv
(from. Income)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Founder's,
.
9-16
'
10-20
Fund
Drummond
N.
(Increased)
8
9-13
.
(initial)
$1.25
'
>
10-15
—
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals of Canada—
9-16
$1
i____
■
20c
(Union City,
Financial
Jefferson
(quar.)__
Sons .Stores
preferred
Dominick
<
15c
share of Lake
shares held)
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Dillon
(quar.)
.
(one
9-30
10-10
$1.37%
Balanced
5%
Jenkins
,
9-30 t ;
20c
Mills
preferred
Johnson
_(
A
Packers, Inc., preferred
Creek Coal, common
(quar.)_
9-16
(White Plains, N. Y.)
International, Ltd. (quar.)__
Cunningham Drug Stores, 5V2% pfd. (quar.)
Delta Steamship—
-
9-30
7»/2c
.
class
income)
8-
Crush
Stock
Inc.,
—$1.41 V»
Beef
9-27
L____i
preferred, (quar.)
Corporations—
(Peter)
|
(quar.)_±_x.u_—,v
Research
(From
Iowa
9-17
convertible
Cooper
County
10c
1
Corp., class-A
»
9-25
:
;
9-30
10-15
(quar.)_—•
par)
B
Investors
,
stock
or
Trust
9-30 c
10-15
20c
par.)
Co.
(Quarterly
Inc.
-
^
cash
(quar.)
•
10-25
(quar.)
Bond
5lA7o
•
9-20
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5V2%
1
9-16
9-16
V 9-30
—
Natpac, Inc.
10-15 %
10c
Investment
8
12VzC
Investment
10-
9-13
1
:
National
9-10
1
'9- 6
1
10-
15c
National
1
1
10-
36c
on
Phillipp Corp.
Nut,
Grocers,
Natural
9-30 V
93%c
1
Head
Interstate
9-16
11-11
Energy Shares___,_____^i
Co. (Jersey City, N. J.)-—
payable
Consolidated
Trust
35c
t
11-
35c,.
(quar.)
($25
(Harvey),
t$0.1558
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico,
11-
9.-16
60c
$1.37V2
Participating
9-13
1^.
,
11-15
40c
'
-
<quar.)__—
9-20
40c
Trust
Quarterly
12V2c
10-
100%
monthly basis)
Equipment (quar.)__
Quarterly
(Calif.)-—
$l-4Tt- 10-15
preferred'nquarb
&
Shares
gains)'
9-30
10-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
National Securities
10-15
,
1
I '
(quar.)
National
$1+10.
participating
9-25
3%
•
11- 1
11-
11-
(tfUar.)
(Calif.)
Co.
Preferred
T*"
11-
10-15
7V2c
preferred
Electronics
National
10-22
1
11-15
25c
(quar..)—
preferred
9-30
!
Ltd
Y.)
preferred
9-20
,
Coy,
9-20
11-
Wire
common
Industries,
4.64%
.9-20
1 *
(quar.)_____
Narragansett Electric Co.. 4Va%
10-15
1
40c
($50
.
preferred;
12v2c
(quar.)___:
.9-16
9-27
3%
.
(N.
75c
9-30
10-
Insurance
85c
9-30
___*
&
$1
5c
(quar.)
J.)
10-25
I0r
%
9-11
11-
$1.11
-
(quar.)
Chemicals
on
Mutual
9-16
6c
Trencher
Corp.
Coles
9-30
.
11-15
56V4C
^....
j
9-20
9-30
20c
(quar.)
9-25
10-1
Inc.
common
&
Co.,
Screw
Mountain
.9-30
10-28
9-18
9-18
$1.19
(quar.)_
Corp.
Common
9-30 ;v
9-30
.
10-15
Corp.,
Steel
Pool
Motec
9-20
9-20
32V2c
(quar.)
9-10
1
9-16
9-20
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.
preferred
Plan
(Now
9-30
25c
(s-a)_
dividend
Cleveland
10-15
10-
25c
—
9.-23
.10-1
.
43c
—
8-30
9-16
Investment
___v.._
Co.
10-15
25c
quar.)
.
55c
Lines,
Grain
Locomotive
434%
Motor
i2V2c.
25c
1
$1.60
(quar.)
Forging, common (quar.)
cbnv. .preferred
(quar.)
Morrow
9-16
Interstate
9-18
$1.25
10-
10-16
Drop
Morris
9-16 v
Class
10-11
10-
.
Y.),
fl4c
(quar.)"
9-18
•
10-30
15C
preference
Moore
9-30
Interphoto
5
(Elizabeth, N. J.)—
(N.
1
J.)
.
$1.12»/2
37V2c
York
Knitting Co., Ltd.,
9-18
10-16
>
iec
&
Montreal
9-16
1
10-1
•
r
■
..
—
International Telephone &
•
4
46c
$1.05
(quar.)_
Co.
37Vac
';*t i
Quarterly
9-13
10-
-9-30
9-24
9-30
10-30
dividend)
common
convertible
4V2%
9-19
10-
45c
(quar.)
1
"9-16
of
Y.)
Monarch
9-30*
International
9-30
10-15
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
City Finance Co. Inc.. (Md.) (quar.)_
:__
City
10-
3
$1.50
(quar.
Minerals
9-301 ? '
International
9-18
10-31
common—
(extra)_____
Inc.
15c
•___
A
1st
4V2%
9-16
10-
.
9-19
I
10-
25c
——
Mid-States
Walker-Gooderham)
Co.
preferred
Indian
9-17
115c
;
9-16
.
11-15
(quar.)
Incorporated, .Incomfe- Fund
10-25
50c
Co.
Chairt-Pak,
Clark
1
11-15
J933/4c
;
;
Quarterly
.
10-
20c
9-16
10-1'
5V2%
.9-17
;
1
—
Intermountain
26V4C
9-26
19V2c
(N.
Y.)
Marine
preferred
Hudson
9-20
25c
Belt
Bank
10-25
12- 2
Class-B -(quar.)
6
split
—
.9-16
13c
Hardart
Hubbell
10-.-A-
9-24:
1
10-
25c
(quar. 1
Increased
'62V2c
31V4C!5va.%' preferred .(quar.)'' $1.3lV* :
,
9-30
•.
10?21
.
&
5%
>
4
10-
.
$1.75
12V2c
Co.
&• Pacific
Midland
Midland-Ross
.7%c
Products. (stock dividend)
(see
5%.
:
9-30
11-
9-20
9-30
3
quar.);
(stock
Motor
Midland-Guardian
5.65%
,
10-15
ll-25:j
.
9
1
9-30
'9-19
(quar.)
Bank
New
Corp.,
(quar.)
Preferred
9-20
10-
of
9-20
9-30
payment at this time).
Mid-America
.9-20
_______
pfd.
4%'
preferred
(quar.)_____;
K-4.40%• preferred *(quar.)
Houston-Natural Gas, common
.
1
5c,
Insurance
&
10-
"7Vzo '
~
v-.l_
(accum.)_____
(quar,)_
Bank
9-20
10-15
10% ''
div.)___
Meyer (Fred) Inc., class A (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (no action taken
9-16
1U
1
Fund__
Mfg.
"9-30
3
10-
__________
(N.
Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer
9-14
9-30
quar.)j_
Baking (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
3%%; preferred
(quar.)__
i
9-.14
10-21
15c
.
1
Fire
Horn
9-20 *
^
Vv'alker
Inc.
Merchants Fast
11-15
10-1.
Life
(Curtis)
;McQuay,
1
10-
Co.1 (quar.)
:___
10c
(stock dividend1V2%
Galion
Quarterly
9-17"
9-17
9-30
9-20
Extra
Chain
4.44%
'
10-
5C
(stock
Electric, 4.76% pfd.
preferred (quar.)_____
Miller-Wohl
Sugar
Home
9-20,'
.25:%
(quar.)
Central Home Trust
12-2
27V-ic
.
Corp. (increased quar.)___
Holt,. Reinhart & Winston, Inc. (quar.)
10-10
25c
(quar.)__
Aquirre Sugar (increased
10-
Trust
10-15
7'/2c
common
York
New
9-17
'9-17
45c
(quar.)___:
National
Midland
Massachusetts
8-30
1
1
655tic
Massachusetts
:
(quar.)_
Rubinstein
Hiram
Holly
.9-20 '
10-18
35c
common
9-30
11-
50c
C.|—
(increased
<N.
Higbie Manufacturing
1
,
:
;____
Ltd.,
(quar.)_"—
A
(quar.)
M.)
(H.
Hercules
1
preferred
$5
»
quarterly—
Industries
Marine
.
(quar.)
10-31
shares.
preferred (quar.)
Photo, preferred A
9-13
6
$1
(initial)
9-23
9-30
11-29
13c-
Interstate Telephone—
.-7preferred
(quar.)
Packing
(quar.)
■
i_
Campbell Taggart Asso. Bakeries—
i
9-30
•
12c
common
National
Shoe
Gas
9-30
lOrjt
7V2c
5.25%.
Canadian
9-20
12-
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Heppenstall Co., 4V2% preferred
.
10-
California
■i
10-10
$1
A -(quar:)i__
Helena
•
9-27
10-
-
two-ior-one
a
11-22
35c
series
Hawthorn-Mellody
California
'■<
Co.,
Qii^rterly
approved
.
2
Southeastern
9-23
12-
30c
(quar.)
Producers,
Gas
Stores
Inc.-—
Stockholders
'
•
7V2c
10c
-—%
Buffalo
1
1.
10-
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
Corporation,
Midland
mon
(quar.)
Hartfield
37^c---.
.
(quar.)___
<
Marine
9-14
10-
quar.)
7%
Co.,
(B.l
,
10-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (initial
Mathes
common
class
Insurance'
Harper
45c
•
(quar.)
common
10-
10c
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)^
Greyhound Lines of Canada,'Ltd.—
New common
(initial quar.)
'/'?
preferred
30c
Maremont
9-16
12-16
25c
Systems
Western
Greenwich
Haddonfield
2
Parts
common
(initial
Gas
'-
'
i:25c
(quar.5c
Inc.,
common
Manchester
9-16
15c
(quar.)
Bros,
Hanover
v
.
(quar.).!
Broad- Street -.Investing Corp. '(quar.)——
Brovyn (Wv A,), Mfg. !(initial)+.__l._
Bowl-Motor,
1
75c
(quar.j;___———
9-20'
9- 3
$10c
125C '
40c.-
(quar. >—____
common
(quar.)_
9-30
10-
'
(quar.)
$1.50
Stores (quar.)
Equipment Corp.
Pool
Merchants
preferred
Security
(E.-F;)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
on
(quar.)___
common
When
share
••
(quar.)
preferred
New
9-11
50c
.9-13
32c
1—
(quqr.)_______.;_;:__—___
Bpatmcn's National- Bank..(St. Louis)rr,
-Quarterly
1_1
Boston
'
9c ;"
4%
Laughiin
&
$1.50
:;Hawley-Frpducts
15c
7V2c
■
dividend)
(stock
iquar.)_
Heli-Coil
-
-__!
Bicor Automation Industries
12v2c
$0,041
Corp.,
Haverhill
;
.
(quar.)__—______— :
(quar.)
Frocks') (quar.)_
Bickfords, Inc;
(quaf.)_J_
-
9-30
9-27-
iquar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Brewing,
B
Great
10-30.
9-27
-----—43c
Berkshire
Major
9-12
35c
Electric Co. (quar.)
Reinsurance Corp. (N, Y.
Goldblatt
s
__________—_—
Be-Mac. Transport
.
1
Per
:
-
6%
preferred (quar.)
Contract Finance Corp.—
Class
-
(quar.)4.—Corporation
(quar.)
10-1
75c
1st
Genesee
proposal'to split
for-one
9-16
- •
Mading Drug
9-23
•
County
:
Quarterly
9-18
,9-30
9-10
.
5c
Aircoil
(Basalt. Rock
Somerset
10-
5Vt%
Manischewitz
common
Cable
General
,
.
50c
interest
Corp.,
,
General
10-J.510- 1
10.-^X •. 9fl7
10- 1
.9-20
,
(quar.83Ac
Bank of New' York, new com. Tiriitial quar.)
$1.20
Bank of the Southwest Nat'f .Assn (Houston)
>
Stockholders
will
vote
on' Oct. 15 on a
>
Maryland (quar.)___
Mount Vernon (N. Y.)
2C
5V2conv.
9-18
1
U-15.
___
(s-a)__!____
Engineering
Meter
>
t"
10-10
'.9-18';
10-10
.10-25
.
13c
(quar.)___
,:
,10c ;
Atlantic -;Company
(quar.. 25c.
Avondale Corp. (reduced)-;
——/ " / ioc-.
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
34c
(quar.)
5% preferred
Automotive
General
io-10
,
10-; 1
8c
(quar.
Stationery Supply Co.
Associated Tfuck Lines, class A
(quar.)
A
General
1
$56Vic
11-;1
$72V2c
11- 1
$20c.>.>,l0- L
(quar.)
Associated
10-1
9-30
Dallas
______
Brewing
.9-18
(quar..
.(quar.)_____j-_i________
Products'
9-26
+$1.50
Cos.
9-20
Ltd.
M.l,
preference
Ma'cDohald
9-20
40c
of
Co.,
General
1
10-
(Vvaner
Typograph Co.,,
Mack Trucks
10-21
10-31
(quar.)
N. J.)
General
.
J!
(quar.)
10-14
.
"
of
Bank
preferred
4%-
$1
(quar.)
Mortgage
-Associated
T.
9-16:
9-201
9-16 "
9-30
.
.....
.
;.
25c
,
Atlanta
of
$6
-
(quar.)
bGate City .Steel (Omaha)—
7 7% preferred B (quar.
10-14.
4c
(quar.
common
preferred
Associated
B.
4%
.
{ preferred
Temple,. Ltd.,
I
Products,
Fruehauf
.9-30
25c
.
v
Smelting & Refining. Co.—
preierred ; '(qua^)---_*>—$1.75
$2.90
Ash
-__.I
.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone-/
/ 4%%; preferred
(quar)'
time.
(quar;)
Beneticial
two
American
Amoskeag Company
9-18
preferred
Properties, 6%-preferred
&
Belding
(initial)
Wallace, class A (quar.)
B
Class
10- 2
75c
Porter
&
9-13
10-1
Lowney
Founders Mutual Fund—
;
9-13
1
9-13
^
(M.) & Sons (no action taken
payment at this time).
common
10- 1
10c
Ltd. (quar,)____;
"Founders Mutual Depositor Corp.—
'
America^ Security Investment Co. -"(quar,)"__.
7%
"42"
Lowenstein
.
three^itor
(quar.)
10-
$1
(quar.)
American
; 9-23
*9-23
Name of Company
9-19
j
Cone
Class
,10-5/ 9-13,
io-15 * '9-30
9-30 /
9-20
10-10 7 10- t...
60c
.
&
Fair
Foote
9-30
" 10-"9 • "
10- 9 "
of
Bank
National
Fischer
9-10.
10-15
Bank
(Bound Bikiok,
Forbes
10c
"1%
30c'
"' 10c*
;
_________
American
American
First
-
;
of Rec.
1
2%
National Bank of
Food
"9-20
-56 Vic"
(quar.)—---1
(quar.)
diyiuend
Stock,
10-18
"10-18^
' 10- 'l • "9-16 '
___
(Calif.)—
convertible
Amerace
4%
11-15
11-15
_
10-
{15c
Quarterly
•
6y4%
this
Rubber
&
National Bank
First
Ltd.—
5.75%
Tire
National
•First
9-23
10-21
25c1
dividend
National
First
Affiliated Fund inc.!!—
Alberta
omitted at
shares
Stock
Payable of Rec.
•
Hoiaers
...Share ;.Payable
.
Ludlow
Firestone
Holders
When
..
Corp.
(quar.)
Faiibanks Whitney Corp.—
Payment
on
$1.60
convertible
the
■
..
Fablen
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
Name.of company.
Equitable Trust
(Baltimore)
(quar.)
Exquisite Form Brassiere, Ltd.—
bv». convertible 1st preference (quar.)
9
.
$27%c
- $25c
10•
1
10-1
10- If
9-23
9-23
', 9-13
"9-13
9-13
9-13
(1054)
Per
&
R
Racine
A
lsi
Inc.,
Ramo,
Class
•
Rann
A
ment
of
.
—
common
common
________
10-
3
9-20
Roil
(monthly)
(Dallas)
Bank
Rexacn
Construction
9-20
(quar.)
(monthly)
class A
Delaware,
Ritter
.^Company
(quar.)_
corporation (stock
Brotners
Carpet
9-J.6
10-1
9-24
9-30
10-
Xtra,
10-
1
$3c
—
B
9-20
11-
10-31
9-24
——
15c
9-30
$3c
1-15-64
Industries
9-20
&
Power
Electric
dividend
Stock
Sandura
bUc
San
Company,
Savannah
class
&
A
B__
(quar.)
common
10c
15c
507?
30c
—
(quar.)________
(stock dividend),
Refining Corp.
(quar.)—
preieired
con v.
Miguel
Brewery
Sugar
National
Scarsaale
class
on
(quar.)—
10-
1
$50c
1
(quar.)
Schluderberg-Kurdle (quar.)
Ccrp., 5Vi7p
pld. A (quar,)_—
5Vi%
preierred A
(quar.)
5Va%
preferred A
(quar.)
,
5Vi7?
preierred A
(quar.),__tr.
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.
(quar.)
Class A
B
Servomation
1
9-13
Aetna
10-
1
9-20
Aetna
,9-12
Aetna
10-
1
9-20
10-10
Co.—
Lifs
Insurance
-1-17
5-1-64
4-17
Alabama
Gas
8-1-64
7-17
Alabama
Power
7Vic
9-25
9-13
7V2c
9-13
'■J 8-30
N.
Aileen,
—
(s-a)
Corp.
9-20
Alco
10-10
9-20
Alcolac
9-30
9-16
Aldens,
10c
___
8-30
Products
(quar.)————
Chemical
Shell
Sherwin-Williams
(quar.)_
1st
(quar.)—
Canada
of
Co.
10-15
9-17
1
$1.15
1
1
$1.25
10-
1
9-13
425c
11-15
10-18
1
1
9-13
1
,9-13
v
Automatic
Steel
9-12
■
lu-
10c
———
Sick's
Simms
(T.
preferred
67?
Inc.,
Rainier
Brewing
S.)
Co.,
&
(quar.)
.____
(quar.)——
•—
preierred
$1
tquar.)_
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)_—
Sorg Paper Co,,, common (quar.)
7- 5Vi%
preferred (quar.)—__
—.
Southern
New, England
Standard
Holding Corp,
Ciass
B
Co.
Screw
5Vi7?
Stern
&
4Vi7?'
Textiles,
preferred
(John B.)
Stetson
Stowe-Woodward,
Stratoflex,
Stubnltz
60c
Inc.
Corp.,
preferred
10-10
10-
1
9-
1
9-
$40c
9-30
T.
F.
Publications
H.
New
America
_
Telephone Service
?10c
9-20
9-
Ayshire
B-G
Allied
Stores
9-25
Allied
Supermarkets
(quar.)—.—_—
47 Vac
9-30
9-
10-10
9-25
Allis-Chalmers
9-30
,9-16
B__l___:
Oil
Tinnerman
10-15
11-15
Toronto-Dominion
Extra
10-31
10-18
Class
A
10-15
10-
Class
B
Trane
lc
9-25
9-10
American
10-10
9-23
672 7?
10-18
11-15
10-18
American
9c
________
9c
,
$1.25
(quar.)
Bus
1
11-
1
25c
Fund
Cable
Corp.,
Products
.
10-15
(quar.)
Crystal
3 727?
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)"—
preferred
5%
American
VaC
10-
9-13
62 VaC
10-
(quar.)_—-——.
American Growth Fund (quarterly from net
long-term capital gains — optional cash
67?
9-18
(Jersey City)—
or
1
9-19
Express Co.
Felt
Co.,
stock)
Trust
<N. Y.)
(quar.)__
Unilever, Ltd. American shares (approximate
75c
ordinary shares
Center
National
Bank
Keno
United
Shoe
6%
S.
Hill
Mines
(Union,
N.
15c
from
_ZZ
S.
U.
U.
S.
ordinary
U.
preferred
A
Servateria
income
plus
25c
9-23
American
50c
__ZZ
(quar.)
_.
Quarterly
1
I2V2C
10-15
10-14
9-27
Universal-Cyclops Steel
A
Corp.
IquarZjZZZZZIZ
Corp.
9-23
American
10-15
9-23
American
25c
9-26
9-16
American
12-18
7 Vac
10-15
(quar.)_
30c
12-
3
Common
5V4 7?
Volume
Von
(quar.)
preferred
30c
Hamm-Young
10-
1
$0.65625
10-
1
9-13
9-27
9-13
____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.'
__
______
(s-a)
-
8c
.
9-13
1
10c
-9-30
9-20
40c
-____
10-15
9-23
10-
9-20
<■
Fire
News
-
Co.
1
34 %c
10-
1
9-13
97 Vac
10-15
9-30
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
(Hiram)
Walker
(B.
B.)
Gooderham
Shoe
&
Worts,
(quar.)
Ltd.
6c
;
Wallace Business Forms (quar.)__
Wallace (William)
Corp._
17
_Z~
V"arr?n
Waste
Telenhone Co., $5 pfd. <quar.)~_ZZZ~
King Corp., 6% pfd. C (quar.):
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Webster
Electric
Co.
(Del.)
Western
Electric
Co.
Inc.
Western
Maryland
4%
7%
5%
Ry.,
Radiator
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Western
Pacific
Western Union
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
—
—
Co.
20c
(Galvestoi
)'
Insurance
(quar.)
77?6 7?:.
Snuff
Co.,
common
American
9-17
10-
1
-9-17
10-
1
9-20
Quarterly
American Tobacco
11-15
9-30
American
10-
1
9-17
American
Vitrified
Zinc
Increased
,-ZZZZZZZZZZ
_Z__ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
quar,)_____
(quar.)__
10c
9-25
9-13
90c
9-30
9-20
Ampco
9-30
9-23
Amphenol-Borg
9-30
9-23
70c
9-38
9-23
Anchor
15c
9-30
9-23
$4
35c
11-15
35c
10-15
11-
1
9-20
Ametek,
Inc.
Metal
Anaconda
Angelica
2
1
9-20
10-
1
10-18
10c
9-6
9-10
10-
4
'
9-20
25c
8-19
9-16
40c
9-30
10c
9-27
9-
20c
9-30
9-16
50c
Hocking. Glass,
9-27 •[
9-
(quar.)_
35c
9-30
9-16
—
Corp.
common
$1
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-16
1
.9-16
30c
10-
1
30c
10-
—
-9-13
1
9-13
9-30
.9-13
9-30-
8c
^9-13
&
10-
1
9-13
35c
10-
1
9-13
$1.12 Va
9-13
10-11
$40c
10-
1
9-10
$25c
10-
1
9-10
$35c
10-
1
9-10
:
io-i.«
8-31
7 Vac
9-26
6- 9
10-
50C
9-16
1
"9-
class
7
Lake
A
A
class
4-35
10-15
9-12
9-17
9-30
9-30
4%
B)
9•4
•
3
9-10
9-13
•
10-
8-16
1
9-
3
15c
9-16
15c
9-16
9-
3
12-15
12-
5
2%
dividend)
Mfg.
*■
——
1
9-20
25c
9-27
45c
quar.)-
1
10-
6
9-20
9- 4
•
1
10.
9-
:
9-16
10-
10c
_-a—
(
1
1
12 VaC
——
9-12
>
,
9-12
9-12
9-
6
-9-13
•
9-16
8-28
$1.40
10-
1
9-16
$1.06 74
10-
1
lie
—
Electric—
Gas &
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
———-——
Inc.
9-16
8-15
11-30
11-19
11-
1
19-18
11-
1
10-18
$4c
quar.)
(initial
9-16
35c
27 Vac
—
■
Raceway,
1010-
1 %■
f
^-13
1
'
_
(increased
10-
>■
25c
(quar,)
common
9- 6
25c
—_1__
Co.
9-19
$1.75
—
(quar.)
6
9-6
9-23
75c
pfd. (s-a)—__
preferred (quar.)
S3
6
9-
9-19
lc
_______
(quar.)—
9-
9-23
10c
12 VaC
—_
(quar.)____—
A
Co.——
$4c
—
2-1-64
1-17
1
9-16
10c
10-21
9-23
30c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
'9-10
$4c
—_—
C.)
4-30-64
ICC.
Petroleum
(quar.)
Inc.
1-15
Co.—
class
and
(s ock
Inc.—,
Co.
1-31-64
2%
RR.,
preferred
10-35
30c
(quar.)——
Corp., 7%
Valley
10-31
20c
:
preferred
(H.
8
2-
3-2-64
$55c
(quar.)
—______
Corp.,
Bonnet
3
9-13
11-
12c
Ltd.
Merchandising—-
Bell,
9-20
20c
—
(increased-quar.)
Decker
A
57a %
9-13
3c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Boise
.
25%
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
Storage
Trust
&
Blue
^
1
20c
dividend—.———
Blaw-Knox
Blue
i,
10-
22Vac
'
(quir.)____—
Son,
47i7?
'
'
60c
Corp.
approval of
&
5.607?
'
4
i
1
(quar.)—;
Western
Class
8-30
9-16
50c
-
Co.—
preferred
Cascade
Booth
Fisheries
Borax
(Holdings)
$ 1.37 Va
(quar.)
Corp.
Book-of-the-Month
(quar.)_
Club
(stock
Amer.
10-
—
(quar.)
—
dividend)
dep.
5%
d—
rets,
.
(interim
9-16
(quar.)__:
(quar.)
Products
B
Blackstone
8-30
$1.50
—
Electronics
1
10-
•
_—
—
10-
5oc
:
.
9-11
10-
25c
________
(quar.)
dividend
Bohack
Smelting—
(quar.)_,
Uniform
2
10-
90c
Company
Post
8-26
9-11
10-
9-13
10-1
62 VaC
—:
on
Blackman
Z
5
17c
9-13
'
(quar.)_
—
(quar.) —
Co. of Canada,
Manufacturing
Black
5
9-
9-30
i
class
&
'
(quar.)
preferred
Anchor
&
9-
1
22 Vac
•
77aC
Lead
1
10-
9-16
12c
1
Co.r 67? pfd. (quar.)
Products (quar.)_.
quarterly
25c
-
$1.50
6
9-13
15c
Machine
8-30
10-
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—4
Leasing
Bishop
6
9-18
$7
(quar.)—
Sugar Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Title Insurance Co. (Miami Beach)
$1.25
6
6
49-
9-27'
12 VaC
Co.
(quar.)_f_—_—„
(quar.)_——i.___„
Paper,
Bird
8-30
'
5.447?
26 V4C
99-
9-18
25c
preferred;
(quar.)—_———,l——
Sterilizer
(quar.)—
9-27'
30c
-
—
12-
9-20
12 VaC
(quar.).
Bird
8-29
9-16
18c
(N. Y.H(quar.)
•1-2-64
10c
7
f:
Standard
Van
Billups
9-13
9-24
'
8-30
2%
•
—:—
Finance
B
Stock
20c
si-
Bibb
9-16
1
1
9-12
9-16
,
$1.50
Corp.
Bessemer
9-10
1
10-
50ci
—
Co.
9-20
10-
25c,
1
10-
'
9-30
$$1
—-
Bethlehem Steel
9-20
8 73C
(quar.) —
Standard Sanitary—
10-
10-15
,
10%
■«;
common
1
10-15
$1.06
—
Inc.,
1
10-
10-15
$1
(quar.)——
A
9-13
10-
10-15
■
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
9-10
10-15
"
22c
$1.75
2
Bernz-O-Matic
11-29
35c
__„—
(quar.)
12-
Subject to
,
—
•9-13
15c
Corp.
Class
9-30
9-13
1
9-30
3
Isle
Eerkins
8-19
12-6
class
Savers
Telephone
Class
9-12
6c
1
10-
10-
Beneficial
11-21
9-20
/
10-
$1
20c
12 Vac
Bergs.rom
9-12
2
6
9-13
$1.12 Va
——
(quar.)_—_———
common
(quar.)———..
RR.
preferred
preferred
"preferred
Berman
12-
$1.0674
—.
Building, com. (resumed)
preferred (resumed)
_.—;
40c
(quar.)
I
(increased
Telegraph
(quar.)
9-30
•»
9-27
$1.75
H.:
Ship
12 Vic
50c
(quar.)__,
common
Vaq
1
9-27
3
1
27 Vac
Beneficial
9-30
10-15
20c
9-
:
10-
(increased-quar.)__
(Stock
$1.25
9-
Petroleum
Bendix
9-13
(quar.)——
Re-Insurance
American
Bell
■
9-13
10-
American
Walker
3
4%
5
9-
10-
—————
American
Savings Bank-
Distributors
9-
9-24
34 %c
American Realty Trust—
V'
Shares of ^beneficial interest—
9-19
.9-30
J—i
American
Vermont National
9-20
$1.3174
Optical Co. (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment
Common
9-16
47?
'
Belle
—
Insurance
National
American
10-15
25c
class
American
47?
6
10c
9-27
(quar.)_:
Life
Common
j£-13
.
6c
Quarterly
50c
;
Container,
9-
1
7 Vac
■
—
—
(quar.)—
National
877aC
1
10-
9-13
$1.25
Corp, - (quar.)___
—
Hardware & Mfg. Co., common..
Beech-Nut
8-26
9-20
12c
9-13
9-30
31c
Uranium
Creek
Beech
Climax, Inc.—
Motors
;
9-25
22V2C
Shoe
•40c
9-23
9-23
3
9-16
10-11
11-29
9-16
Co.,
Dickinson
Becton
6
9-
Belco
8c
:
(quar.)—,
Metal
preferred
American
9-23
10-
93 %C
.
Smelting Refining & Mining Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Corp. (quar.)__J
__Z
" '
Universal
10-10
(quar.)_Z
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
;
8-31
12-16
9-30
(quar.)
Mesa
Beaver
Co.—
(quar.)——
(quar.)
9:
1
9-10
9-16
10c
:
common
preferred
$1.40
Illinois—
Foundry
Products
Maize
preferred
77?
&
American
40c
(quar.)
Machine
preferred
American
9-23
10-10
5%
-
from
S.
S.
10-10
37 VaC
.'
S.
7%
9-30
of
9-16
10-
A
Belknap
<quar.)—
(quar.)
___
preferred
3.90%
9-20
10-24
Corp.
Corp.
Co.
Investment
American
47»7?
capital gains__
Plywood Corp., common
3%%.
U.
9-30
tlOc
Supply
Hospital
(quar.)
——
preference (quar.)—___:—
series B preference (quar.)—
572%
9-20
9-14
62 Vac
(quar.)-':
common
1
10-15
30c
(quar.)
1
Corp.
preferred
572%
•
10-
15c
(quar.)
10-
$1.50
9-24
1
10-1
25c
(quar.) ;
Distilling—
preferred
Class
9-16
(quar.)——:a——
(monthly)-
Products
International
American
9-19
Foreign Securities—
realized
U.
American
10-21
J.)
(quar.)___________
Machinery,
preferred
&
9-18
v
30c
United
U.
10-14
1
5 74 7?
Quarterly
1
15c
——___
Corp.
Hardware
Home
(approximate
Union Rock & Materials Corp. (Ariz.)
Union Twist Drill
(quar.)
10-
;
10-
17 Vac
—
B.)
Lumber
Beaver
9-16
—r——
■
American
American
payment)
Union
11-15
50c
V.
10-
30c
payment)
1
(quar.)—
^
American
Underwriters
(quar.)
common
preferred
6
;___!u—
(quar.)
Foods,
4727?
3
10-
Cigars
Beatrice
9-16
35c
American
9-
(quar.)
(accum.)
pfd.
$1
(Increased-quar.)
Stock
dividend ———
3
9-
10-1
62 Vac
—.——
4
10-
9-
1
6
9-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Laboratories
(James
Beam
9
30c
9-23
IOC
10-
87 Vac
9-27
1
9-27
45c
(quar.)——:
common
9-
'
9-16
——_—_—
(Ga.),
9-15
.
Unilever N.
Co.
6
9-
9-20
Co.—
(quar.)_^,—■,—
—
Co. - (quar.)——
Works
preferred
67?
9-16
10c
Discount
American
10-10
1
9-
9-30
9-30
8-31
9-27
62 VaC
& Lomb, Inc., com.
(quar.)____—
preferred
(quar.>___—____
_——_
47?
Baxter
Bayuk
10-16
8-31
25c
'
9-13
9-10 >;
50c
8-31
•'*
9-30
;
3c
(quar.)_—_—————
common
Iron
Bauscn
1
1
$1.127a
$1.1272
(quar.)—
common
-8-31
43C
B:-(quar.)—-—
Corp.,
preferred
5%
Bath
.'*•
10-
$l.o0
——.,—_
Sugar,
10-16
v .-
9-30
$3iy4c
Canada,
Baslian-Blessing
9
4
9-
8-30
Inc.,
Basic,
10-
V-
9-
10-16
10-
9-16
20C
10-16
10-10
62
.
8-30
25c
32c
iquar.)__.
7 9-16
$1.5674
'IV2C
(resumed)
(quar. 1
Quarterly
79-30
1
$1.62 7a
43 %C
*
9-30
(quar.)^_—__v——
of
Vitamin
Earth
9-13
____—————_
prior pfd. (quar.)—
American Cyanamid Co., com.
9-13
8-23
$34%c
Ltd. (quar.)
Barber Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)—
Bard
(C. R.) Inc. (initial)
—____^_
8
preferred
9-27
9-20
9-30
4%
8
472 7?
8
10-30
(quar.)
& Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Co., common
Barber-Ellis
9-13
9-27
10H
2 V2C
Co.
common
of New Jersey
11-
9-27
2c
10-
67?
5
9-
$43 %c
preferred
(quar.)
4747?
preferred (quar.)
4—
Bank of Delaware
(stock-dividend)——
4
1
(quar.)
9-
40c
—
preferred
5%
Electric
&
preferred
77?
;
4
9-
7c
preferred
American
.9-20
25c
9-
1
1
,9-30
9-27
1
10-
11-
6
11-
15c
_______
System,:
Mutual
preferred
Co.
.,9-11
9-
10-
75C
11-
com.
9-16
9-17
■
15c
50c
Instrument
(increased)
preferred
Bangor
9-13
37 Vac
Corp.,
9-10
11-15
1
25c
Chemical,
preferred- C
Bangor
9-13
1
12 7ac
Cement
Common
9-16
9-18
$50c
(quar.)_*__:
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
Trust
9-14
10-10
50c
1
10-
(quar.)———
9-16
40c
10-
(quar.)___.._,
—
$6.25 class A preferred (quar.)___^_—_—
American Consumer Industries, Inc.—
,9-16
1
30c
(quar.)______
Triangle Conduit &
Trice
9-30
$15c
Transcontinental
$2.50
,9-30
10-
47?
'
II-15
9-16
472%
V.
50 7?
1
2
25c
series) (quar.)
———_:_4
Inc. (quar.)—
quarterly _____—
(quar.)
Gas
4
17 Vac
(quar,)_.;_——_
Biltrite Rubber—
9-10
10-
12-
772C
Northland
_
9-16
10-15
4
9-19
10-
(quar.)
Industrial
Increased
Z Common
10-15
20c
-
1st
$1.25
-•
9-
1
4
93 %c
,:v/'
(quar.)_'—
preferred
(quar.)——^
2nd preferred (quar.)
———,—
American
Can
Co.,
77?
pfd.
(quar.)——__
.
9-30
11-
Corporation
Baltimore
,
5c
(quar.)_
Company
Transwestern
1
.
9-
;
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)——_i_
Brick Co.,
9-20
J43c
.
—
———
of Florida—
Insurance
9-13
9-16
10-15
$20c
(quar.)
Baltimore
8-23
9-25
9-
pfd.
7%
(1959
Baldwin-Montrose
3
9-16
20c
•'
(quar.)
Bankers
American
Ohio—
Bank
Mfg.
preferred
•'6 7?
9-13
15c
!■_
Toirington
2
-
$55c
(quar.)
Inc.
Bacharach
America—
of
Co.
(initial)
preferred
9-
10-21
12 V2C
:
preferred
(quar.)—
————_
Amalgamated Sugar
(quar.)— _——
——
American Bank Note Co., common^,—^-,
9-30
12-10
10-
4(4%
V
(s-a)
'
Badger
8-23
9-16
15c
(quar.)———
••
37c
50c
6
75c
——
common
Inc.
'9-20
;
2%
(quar.)
9-10
9-27
•
$20c
—_—
(B. T.) Inc., 57? ser. A pfd.
&
Wilcox
(quar.)
Bacardi
v
10c
$3.75
6c
(quar. >___
$1.20 (quar.)_
Co.,
.9-18
15c
:
preferred
Products
Aluminum
12-17
15C
Terry Steam Turbine
Tidewater
1
12C
25c
,__
u.
non-cumulative
$5
10-
8%c
—
(quar.)
common
Mfg.,
Ltd.,
Aluminium,
9-17
Corp.,
Foods
Alterman
9-13
1
I-1-64
57c
.,
Class
9-30
10-
:__
Foods,
Babcock
9-13
dividend——
Stock
7 Vac
$37 Vac
Ltd.,
Collieries
Babbitt
1-31
9-30
(quar.)
8-30
•
:
(quar.)^
Stock Fund,
Axe-Houghton
8-31
9-30
2-28-64
Corp.
9-30
9
50c
(quar.)——.—
Arts
9-20
50C
___.
of
Graphic
Maintenance
,,9-15
$0.5156
(stock dividend)
Co.
10-
10c
(quar.)
(initial)
common
Allied
Allied
1
4
Shares
of
9-26
1
9-13
10-15
'
(quar.)
preferred
5%
8-30
3%
(quar.)—
8-30
9-16
9-16
25c
9
•9-16
1
25c
9
9-
9-30
Products—
preferred
5727?
6
3%
System
Power
10-10
(quar.)__.
common
10-
Allegheny
9-
9-30
$1.50
(increased-quar.)—
Telephone,
preferred
6%
6
10-
V
-C-————.U———-
—
Ludlum Steel
Allegheny
10-15
1
dividend
;
10-15
______—
(quar.)
Supervised
Sweets
Co.
(accum.)_
Inc.- (quar.)___„_______,
(reduced)
Greene
11-
Stock
i
30c
(quar.)—
Co.
9-12
20c
common—
(quar.)
9-16
9-27
20c
(quar.)___—______
Products
Home
pfd.
9-30
55c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__—u—________
Standard-Thompson,
Stern
class A
(quar.—
Standard
Stanley
Telephone
$30c
6c
25c
tl2Vic
T7Vic
$1.38
Alarm
common
Avalon
9-25
11c
25c
$1.1272
Inc.,
New
v.," :
"
Sicard,
9-16
9-9
$1.23
6
10-11
10c
9-12
10-
9-
1
1
10-
65c
—
pfd.
9-16
of America—
Co.
Canteen
Fire
9-12
10-1
—
572%
Ltd.,
5
'
10-25
10-
25c
—
(quar.)_:
10-
$30c
Corporation, 5% pfd.
(accum.)——;
Press Co.
(quar.)_
i
■
9-12
10-
35c
5
9-
.
*
10-15
35C
—
9-16
•9-
9-20
12 Vac
————
9-16
4-9-16
-
9-20
-
35c
(quar.).
—
(quar.) ——1——
(quar.)_^
Wholesalers,
Automatic
-
9-25
1
10-
2 %
——_
(quar.)
preferred
Automatic
9-16
$1.13
common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—.
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (increased quar.)_
Algonquin Building Credit, cM. (reduced s-a)
All-State Credit Corp. (stock dividend)
...9-12
10-
$$1.75
pref.
1
10-
25c
$27Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Investments,
10-
9-
1
10-
(quar.)—
Corp.
1
12 V2C
10-10
10-
$1.20
Atlas
6
10-
10-
12 VaC
Products
Atlas
9-16
$1.3772
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Corporation
Common
9-13
——_—
Co., 4.207?
4V'2 7?
Shawmut Association
1
1
20C
9-13
_
(quar.)
1010-
45c
1
9-13
7Vic
3'/8C
—
%
2 72
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.92 7?
6
$0.7579
(quar.)
—
—■
(quar.)_:__—:—
4.527?
(quar.)—
Alan Wood Steel, 5 7? pfd. (quar.)
——
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Ltd., class A__
4.607?
3
9-
10-
(Watertown,
$5.50
Corp.,
9-
1
<
—
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
•
'
(quar.)——4^
&
Atlantic
'.4.:''fyy*;'..
Y.) : (quar.)
3
47?
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
2-1-64
.11-
8-15
9-
——————
_—
"
.
Co.
9-27
9-16
.,25c
(quar.)____
dividend-,—_—^_
Insurance
10-18
:
Corp.
Steel
Finance
10-
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
1
dividend
Stock
Sharon
Casualty & Surety Co.
35c
40c
35c
277ac
27'/2c
27Vac
America
of
Corp.
Corp.
Aetna
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Selas
Mortgage
Aeroquip
(Denver)—
Co.
Accident
Class
\
Advance
9-19
12-31
9-30
3
5
9-16
-r
1
1
(initial)
v
preferred (quar.)
—
Corp. (quar.)
——__—
Atico Financial Corp. (quar.)
Atlantic Acceptance Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric
(quar.)—
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
9-13
5c
%•"'
27?
&
Life
9-19
1
.1-25-64
10-
9-
9-27
10-10
7Vac
Industries
Adirondack
27Vac
Schwnzer
Security
9-19
9-30
v
15c
25C
9-
8-30
-
1
10-
(stock dividend)..
Valley Industries
Co.
(quar.)
10-
10-
convertible
6%
Athey
10-15
10-15
1
$1.18
Common
9-12
10-
$1.37
(quar.)_____:_—
Corporation, Ltd. (quar.)—
Investment
Co.
(quar.)
Associated Transport— -v'T''
8-30
1
$1.08 4
Asbestos
9-10
1
10-
15c
,
Adams Express
Stock
,
—
Y.)
10-18
9-23
7c
50c
________
11-
10-15
V
4 9-16
$1.1674
Associated
;
1
10-31
1
4 9-20
-
25c
-15C
-
Industries
Arvin
8-30
______—_
(quar.)_____—
"
2
11-
m
$65c
V
:
_
Co.
Gas
Western
Arundel
1211-
*7 Vac
$67 VaC
(increased)-
new
<quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Armour
8-24
10-
Steel Co. (quar.)
Co.^_i-._--^^--—-^--1.—
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
9-19
.9-19
(N. Y.)
Bank & Trust Co.
Increased
quarterly
Schenectady-Trust
(N.
10-18
preferred
5.48%
3
37 72c
(quar.)—
Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Paper
Corp.
Markets
Acme
9-
9-24
100%
—___
preferred
6%
Inc.,
ALD,
12-14
10-18
preferred
Arkansas
Inc.—
dividend
Stock
10-31
;
Light—
&
4.32 7?
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
ACF
Abitibi
,
Power
Arkansas
Holders
When
Per
2
162 Vac
(quar.)——
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co.
Arnold Constable Corp.
'
-
10-1U
4c
4c
20%
A
Power,
Arkansas
"9-30
10-31
10-16
—
9-30
give
we
1
11c
:
9-30
10-15
12-
;——
———-
(quar.)^—_—.
preceding table.
.8-31
1
11-15
25c
15c
(s-a)
A
(s-a)
10-15
weeks and not yet
Acme
class
Associates,
Class
Bank
$4:65
(Canada)
Fund
Investment
"9-27
(quar.)„
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
the dividends announced in previous
paid.- The list, does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, tht»e being given in the
Below
1
_
(resumed)
preference
Arkansas-Missouri
9-10
10-1
31c
(initial
preferred
$1.40
6
4 10-15
$7 Vac
(quar.)
"A"
B
$2.60
9-16
1
preference
preference
4.72%
,9-14
9-15
10-
Special
Acme
Sanders
10-
$2c
9-23
9-30
10-
Inc.,
York
Rubinstein,
Helena
$2.50
9-10
1
6
9-
9-16
15c
'
(Mass.) —
National Bank
-r
>9-
10c
$2.70
10-
9-16
1
9-30
'
••
75c
10-20
7 Vac
8
11-
2
'
9
9-20
1
10-15
20c
___:—
Enterprises Ltd.
9-
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.)—.—
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Class
C participating preference
,9-20
3%
_———
9-16
9-30
+70c
Argus
(quar.)—.
County
9-30
12-
-
9-30
——
________
(see
(Helena)
Foo's
15c
He
,
omitted at this
were
.
Oil
3
Arizona
Inc.)
Ruby
127ac
9-
9-19
_____—
(quar.)
(quar.)
——-—
.
Corporation (quar.)
(Win. H.), Inc
Roxbury
9-16
9-16
50c
10-1
dividend)
Rogers
Rosenau
preferred shares
'
time).
Wiser
10c
15c
12Vic
7c
—
Assn.
Riker
Rubinstein
9-20
9-30
87Vac
10c
14c
— ____
(quar.)
Corp.
Racing
Rolir
(quar.)
preferred
Revere
Rorer
9-30
and
Worcester
(quar.)
National
Resistollex
9-30
.
Inc. .(quar..)__,
Wieboldt Stores (quarterly dividends on com.
Co.—
Mig.
Republic
..
25c
5c
______
convertible
3%%.
Republic
9-30
.
11-15
runa_~-
Reliance
12-16
9-25
15c
Wetterau
38%% I,
Corporation
Regency
1-2-64
25c
Whitehall Fund,
Westran
9-13
A (a final pay¬
British
income
tax
less
20%
oi
9-20
9-13
1
Payable of Rec.
$40c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2.80 preierred (quar.)
——,
Angostura-Wupperman
Corp.
(quar.)——_:
9-10
Holders
When
Per
Share
Z Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
9-20
1
10-
class
Or6anization,
Reece
(quar.)__
.
10-28
10-
16c
30c
35c
87V2c
6c
1V2C
com.
______
America, common
preierred (quar.)___
of
Corp.
$3.50
'
Inc.,
& Machinery,
(quar:)
Hyarauncs
Preierred
Radio
of Company
Corporation (quar.
Foods (quar.)____—
Whitaker Cable (quar.)
—-—w
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (reduced).-——.-.—
$27c
(quar.)
A
——
—
Name
0/ Rec.
Monday, September 16, 1963
;
.
,
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable
HOc
class
(Canada),
Bearings
M
Extra
.
Snare
Name of Company
4-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
10
^
;;
10-
6
3
payment
of
Borg-Warner
Borman
Food
Bowater Corp.
/
3
9-27
20c
20 Vac
-
9-
9-30
9-13
5%
57a%
5%
of
less
British
income
pfd.
(quar.)
tax
.1
38%%)
Corp.,
Stores
372%
2
10-
1
12 Vac
(quar.)
of North
10-
87$2C
10-10
9-20
$62 VaC
10-
1
9-
1
$68%c
10-
1
9-
1
—
-
America—
-L__—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_j
9-
4
Volume
198
Number
6299
.
.
The
.
Commercial anci Financial Chronicle
(1C55)
Per
Name of
Company
,7
American
Interim
5 V2%
receipts
oi
one
*'
share
per
(E.
Bralorne
J.l
esc
________"
(quar.)
|68%c
I
Mines,
Financial
Brewer
Ltd
2
.
i
5.28'/c
&
/•Extra
Corp.
Corp.
Bank
Note
British-American Oil Co.
British
American
Registered
15c
93 %c
10-15
5 JC
9-16
i26c
10-1
•;
(increased-quar.)
-
4Va 7c
preferred
5.15%
British
Oxygen
ment
cf
38%% )
9-16
11-
9- id
Bond
4.16%
Canada
preferred
10-' 1
9-30
;
4%
Bucyrus-Erie
Bulova
(W.
Agency
Burroughs
10c
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
(quar.)z______________;.__
10*
1
9-11 -
5%
non-cumulative
1
9-11
5%
non-cumulative
10-
1
10c
9-11
10-: 1
15c
(quar.)
9-25
10c
9-10
9*
'•
5
9-30
9-
9-27
10-11
9-30
9-20
9-16
8-12
9-30?
9-16
9-30
9-16
;
Financial Ccrp. (quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd./ common
1-
10-
1
z
%
'
9-14
preferred
5%
convertible
5V2 7o
$4.75
Trust
"
3
10-
1-
(quar.)__
common
J.)
1
9-13
9-20
9-
22 VaC
:
9-16
8-30
9-16
8-30
27 Vac
'■
(quar.):_
9-16
IOC
Quarterly f
,
Quarterly 7.Z_lZ_4
Quarterly
Cement
„Z___
9-30
20c
10-
8c
8c
.
_____
Co.,
Ltd.—
preferred
Canada
General
Canada
7%
4(4%
(s-a )
Canada
Participating
Class
and
A
____
.
B
10-
Coca-Cola
10-2
9-24
9-30
"
$3,50
$$1.06V4
4
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:
Board,
(From
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
$1.75
$1
10-
1
9-
4-1-64
$12V2C
4-1*64
\
$50c
10-1
;
6
3-
$75c
6
3-
*
&
Inc.,
$6
5%
6
Stone
Corp.
Products
$$1.10
$90c
10*
25c
8-30
$66 %c
-
(quar.)__
A
'
•
quar.)__
15c
(quar.)
■,V,-4''yf'
Gown
Class
A
Co.—
Capital
Capitol
Records
(stock
Estates
Carnation
Co.
'
—4
of
less
British
&
General
income )
ment
47
income
preferred
Corp.
4
-
tax
net
Vic
11-
Foundry
Hudson
4.35%
10-
consolidated
Common
4.12%
1
4%
(quar.)
/
Edison
.
'
,
Co,
8-30
9-25
of
New
,•
1
9-10
»
8-20
7
9-16 44- 8-20
;
9-16
-
f
/•
9-30
9-13
33c
1
9-20
1
9-13
-
4,
/
(quar.)4
1
*
82V2c /
,
preferred"
(qua?.)
Electronics
Foods
9-16
(A
Oil
payment
chase
Gas
&
of
one
1
10-
,
10-4
11-1
10-
4
25c
(stock
25
4
9-18
10-
1
9-
dividend)
stock
common
each
10-
30c
shares
4;
9
,
30c
9-16
10-15
$7 Vic
9-30
4-15-64
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
Rock
Corp.'," Ltd,
$15c
9-15
8-31
10-1
9-16
10-1
9-16
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
Consumers
(quar.)—
■»
30c
9-30
9-13'V
40c
9-25
9-10
$1.12 Va
10-1
9-10
$1.75
10-1
.'9-10
$5.52
5c
9-30
9-10
$4.16
9-20
9-
—_
—
1;
25c
5 Va %
4%%
preferred
preferred
Power
preferred
preferred
Continental
Air
(quar.)___
—
___
—
$1.08%
10-
$1.12 Va
■< 10-
$1.18%
1
Continental
9-10
$5.50
9-10
1
9-10
Continental
1
9-10
Increased
.T.t,.
•'
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b.-l I1
i
Bank
Lines
r •
/it1
:
.4 ; ,'J
3l
nc
10-
6
10-
1
12-
1
10-
1
9-13
4t8c
(quar.)_
$$1.37%v4
(quar.)
11-
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd.
common
' (quar.)_
80c
(quar.)
preferred 80c
Corp.
9-
3
,,:
V2c ^
9-30"
Dixon
(Joseph)
$1:14 *
9-30
9-30..
of
Co.,
Fabrics,
2nd pref. (quar.)
Dominion
Ltd.
•
9-30,,
55C
9-30
15c
4
9-16
•
Z.i
15c
$1
preference
Doughboy
10-15
Dover
Industries.'Ltd.
Dover
Dow
Rockawav
&
Chemical
8%%
10-28
■■
,
*
15C
;4
10-15
'
30c
Corporation
Drewrys,
DuBois
8
Ltd.
Power
7%
9-30"'
9-30
1
9-13
11-
1
10-10
11-1
10-10
C.
.10-
:
9-10
1
in-15
0.97
10-15
1 9-27
(quar.)
tone.
;
H-.1
$25c
com.*
dividend
10-
10-
1
3
1
1
11-
1
10-
1
9-30
10-30
$3
40c
9-
10-
12-
$15c
1
10-31
3%
(s-a) 4
9-30
40c
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
50c
—
10-
1
9-22
30c.
9-16
9-
6
3
10c
t
12-10
15c
(quar.)Z
10-10
9-26
9-27
8-26
45c
(quar.)
common
.
9-20
10-15
-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
9-17
79-16
10-
f 37 %
(quar.)__
(USA)
Chemicals
,8-28
1
*
fl5c
:
4%
Industries
X
125c
—_
(increased)
Corporation,
'
Insurance—
(quar.)——
RR.
1
'
4-
9-30.
,
6c
Co.,
(quar.)
Z
4-15-64
common
Fsfecv
10-
12?3i
1^15-64
(quar.)—L—
Industries
9-20
con- "
stock-
ChemicaL Ltd..
Tar <fe
9-20 ;
10-25
con¬
Dominion
$1
4
m
9-27 :
V
(quar.)
Ste'el
4
8-27
I.;:
value
6
9-10
1
4t5c4 ;/' 10-25:4
;>
6
9-16
9-
9-16':
35C
Ltd.i.
v; 4 $40c
+15c
(quar.)
(ouar;).._Z__—Z_—. $17 Vac
&
9-13
9:
9-25
,4
4C
;
Dominion -Glass,
7%- preferred
Ltd.,
10-18
9-27
9-16
15c
______——_f—z.,4
Foundries
9-14
15c
value: stock./
(quar.)—
com.
i:
10-2
10-31
•'
t42V2c
Corset
Dominion
*
9- 4
9-
25c
.4
General
9-16
9-10
1
10*
t50c
RR.
9-10/
9-10/4
9-30
20 c.
(quar.)—.
9-10",y
;■
9-20
•;
■
)_/f l U7%c
—*—;
Canada
9-10
''
9-30
ioc
quar.
'9-10:/
9-30
—
$1
.
6;
i:v'9-ioii4
$1.07
__Z——i————
(quar.)———
Crucible
9-
9-30
92
4 V2C 4
In
8-261
9-14
9-27
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.75
;
10-
11-22
8-26
1
'
5.36%
preferred
Dunham-Bush,
(quar.)—-
Inc.,.
6%
pfd.
1
6
Dunliill
International, Inc.
10-
1
9-
6
Dunlop
&
9-20
8-30
25c
9-16
8-30
55c
10-1
9-13
$4.50
10-
9-13
$3.50
1
9-13
1
30c
Z._
par
6
$1.37Va
10-
$1.05 '
—
par
9-
r,
9-13
9-16
;/;■/
:
(one-fot-l00)v in
9-
-
;
10-10
1
12V2c
—
;
(quari)—___ 4
preferred
Dinettes
5c
(quar.)
v
9-14
1
Industries
$1.04
(Chicago)
L
9-20
::
Western
1
(quar.)-
:■
(s-a)
&
1010-
.
*
——
$1.12Va
$1.13%
(quar;)__
4
9-16
10-
(quar.,4
dividend '
•'Diversey
9-13
10-1
9-16
4%
9_
10-
10-
55c
Stock
dividend
(one-for-100); in $1 con- y
vertible preferred 80C; par value stock—.4
Disney (Walt) 'Froductions. (see Walt Disney 4
Productions) A;
' "
; ' .4: 4 ; '
'4 ";
?Distillers 5 Co.,
Ltd.,
Ordinary ''(final less 4
"
British /Income
tax)
Z.
—4
Duke
Duplan
du
Pont
Associates
Corporation
(E.
I.)
de
preferred
preferred
$1.34
—
81.25
(quar.)
(stock
4."
dividend)!
(quar.)__
9-16
8-26
9-16
2%
10-
9-
3
r-13
9-20
9-30.
12 Vic
7
9-27
5c
j—
(quar.)
Nemours
;
9-12
Co.-*-
(ouar.i
Si
(quar.)
i°va
r«_o^
87 Vac
'
10-25
10-10
10-10
(Cleveland)—
quarterly
__i
30c
9-20
9-
Continued
5
on
46
page
'
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»,
7.
'
f
,,
'X
b
r
4 ^; -
-
(.
A I- fib ) y• t H
10-15
20c
fl2c
common
B
4f50c
■;
profits)
Inc.
Grande
vertible
4
.
(quar.)
)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co., $4.50 pfd.
(quar.)„___
Baking,
preferred
1
1010-
■
$1.24
■*(.n
:'ri
Ltd.,and
Continental Assurance Co.
Electric—
4.96%
Gas Co.,
preferred A
Consumers
6
Products
10-
9-13 ;
■
'
$1
(quar.)
Bank & Trust Co.
(Mich/) (quar.J.¬
Gasket & Mfg.
(quaf.
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)—
Steel Corp. (quar,
&
Raynolds * (quari) _______i—
Dresser
held)
8-15
;i
;
10-25
30c
(quar.)
Mines.
Stock
Dravo
-
1
■
9-13 -
87 V2c
—
.
Draper
pur¬
com.
10-
J2c
4
11-. 1
Si.03
(quar.)
(quar.)
warrant' for
11-
$1.31%
;
2
9-16
$1.25
Industries
9-
9-30
Corp;i_—'
Financial
Chemical
9-3
10-1
10-
^
York—V
10-
10c
30c
.
(s-a)
"(quah.)___
Rio
Dominion
,____
9-16
.
9-16
10-15
50c
)_Z_—
Chicago Trucking Co.
8-30
10-10
10-1
c
$1.50
(quar.)"'
Co;
Foods
Dominion
85c
1
50c'*
93%
(duarir--~-
(quar.)
Valley
Electric
vertible
9-12
'
"
10-1
"i"75c
Denault, Limitee," class A- (increased
«
.
(quar.)
5
'
9-20
9-30
—_
Disc, Incorporated/class A—'•
Stock
dividend
'(one-for-100V
9-23
•
9-
-
3
20 c
Z—
common
securities
Co.
(quar.
preferred
•'Delta
11-22;!.
«
10-1
•
5
9-
;
8-31
(quar.)——
Light. Co;/4-
preferred
Dixie
11 Vic
5
.
12-27
20C ''
(quar.)—__—
Dickensoh
4
9-23
/
5
12-
4
5
9-
Z
9-16
'■
(quar. )_/3__ c_Z,—_—__
(quaf .73—;
Detroit
9-16
$1.43
,
■
conv.
preferred
Corp. '(quar.)—
Co.
Hudson
Power
4,
.
9-
1
30c
-
Insurance
Power
&
preferred
preferred
9-30 ;'U 8-30
»10-
9-
V 9-
'
4
9-30
(quar.)——r_—
realized
preferred
v" Devoe
11-1
$1.37%
(quar.)
4
f$1.75
3.70% 4 preferred
Detroit
.
.11-
10-
3%
4.28%
Detroit
22V2c
Consolidated
9-12
11-15
5%
(quar.) ———
(quar.)—^1—
(quar.)
—4
•
"
lc
preferred
preferred
11,
,fZ4
9-15
*
9-30
t
4 Va %
'i
Delaware
^Detroit
"
Inc.
4
;> Delaware'
9-15-
12-: 1
7c ;.:,
—
Life
&
40c
Cigar
Consolidated
(quar.)
&
Consolidated
9-11
12-1
:
Co.
Light
Connohio, rlnc.,
*,
10-25,-
5c
:
Gas
\
8
$1.12 Va
(quar.)———_
Steel Products Corp.
(quar.)-Corp. of America/ com. (quar.)
4Va 7c: preferred /(quar.)—4.-—-.
7%
preferred
(dPar.)— 4-
Central
35c
(quar.)
Consolidated
15c
Celanese
Central
9-13
4
A
Detrex
9-25
-A, 9-30
(quar.'4
stock
or
General
^Connecticut
11-. 1
*
Fund—
cash
(Hartford)
3
11-14
Ceco
i
Street
Inc.
from
Denison
.
.
•>
10/4
25 c
Denver
9
15c«
1V2 %
preferred
(quar.)________
5%%
preferred (quar.)—
4-4"
(quar.)
Service,
Co.
9-10
9-25
$1.12 Va ;;' *
Solvents
Investment
4
9
40c
10-4
'
Deltown
:•*
.4
8-30 '
*
50c
-"50c.
6
9-12
9-16
57c/
Company
4V'2c
5%
,
9-18
9-
4
»
25c
A
class
$2
4.20%
9- 3
2
'
.
$5
participating class A
Products. Ltd., 60c pr?f. (quar.)
Charge
9-
8-15
9-16
17c
Freres
dividend
:
common
(quar.)____
(quar.>_______^________
preferred
Optional
invest¬
Cato
Central
Congress
of
Catelli Food
Stock
9-10
1
9-30
—
4
(Memphis)-—
—
Co.,
j
9-
,
r-10
,9-
50c
(quar1;)—.—/
class
4.56%
9-13
*10-10
20%
5.72%
series A preferred (quar. )____4___ 4
Community Research & Devellopment, Inc.—
Quarterly
___/ -
9-16
Co.—'/
(J. W. Company
Carthage Mills (quar.)
Stores
..
,
pay¬
(quar. )-
Carter
Casavant
(from
—'
j
Pirie Scott &
4Va %
9-13
9-10
9-16
11-15/-
$1.60
—
Guaranty
-;
A
& Michigan
RE.,
preferred
(quar.)
Delaware'
9-30
America—
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2% pfd.
Community Public Service Co., com.
4,
9-20
.
Carriers
Carson
'
!
9-15
18c
;
quar.)
-
of
Commonwealth
10-
10c
(resumed)--——4--"
—
Co.
Corp/(quar,)
Commonwealth Edison
(Increased quar.)
Stock dividend__"
:__
10-1
5%
'.,4
.4
'•
9-27
(quar. )—____„_—___^_
Delaware* Fund '(Quarterly of 8c from net:
invFstn*ent income)
plus a distribution of
.
9-13
4 i :4
$1.25.-4 10-1;
j:_
Credit
Connecticut
4
^s-a)
(ihcreased
10%"
9-30
Title
Commercial
9-13
10-1
:
±20c
dividend)
Freight Carriers (initial) _g_
Carreras, Ltd., class B ordinary (final
38 % % )
9-30
$5c
17 Vic
Carolina
ment
4Va 'To."
;
•
(increased-quar.)
Alliance
;
■
Insurance
Corp.,
&
8-30
$1.33% .10- 1
v
' ' .' 44 ',4,.44.'' ,;*«■;
____
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quaT\)__——4_4—_
Cap &
2
9-30
60c
9-13
9-30
$50c
4
Electric—4
Ohio
9-13.4
,9-30
>;/ $150,
,
Southern
Frere
Deere
'
9-13
1
,
-
9-16
20c
(quar.)——
Denver
,
9-20
20c
—__
'(quar.)—
Records
8-30
.
9-17
,
9-16"
17 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.')——
Davidson-Loutell Cb.4 6%" conv/ pfd.
,,:,4;
1
10-
5c
(quar.)_4
dividend '■
Commercial
'
■
Cot; Ltd. (quar.)
(increased
s-a)i44
(quar.7_t.__-444—44-4
Capital
9-161
9-
,'V
7Vac •/" 9-30
;
(increased
Inc.
Quarterly^
f:
9-13
9-30
$25c
$7V2C
(s-a)___4_4——4—
Ltd.—
&
Commerce
'
Co.
,
9-16"
9-30
10-
0-10
9-16
9-30
.44-4' 4-%/■:;'//>
_4__—
Dayton
9-13;
1
10-
1
.9-10
9-30
common .(quar;|_/—o—
Decca
9-17,"
9-17
9-30
10-
4 $1.50 .1
(quar.)
(quar.)____^
preferred
Stock
■
8-30
9-30
$43 %c
——,
Ltd.—
10*^
$45c
General: Electric
Class
$55c
.
(quar.)
Resources
Machine
4,
10-
;
1
20c
_2_-
preferred
&
Dayco
1. 9-11,
10-,l';;;.
$14.95,V: 10- 1
18%c
9-16
.4V. ;.v
Increased-quarterly
8-30
10-
.
-
—l—.;
Co.,; Ltd. "(quar.)—
Ice
»,
6
8-26
;
7
10-'1J
,
B
preferred
Columbus
.v;
9-20 j.'-
;
$ioc
(quar.)
Collieries
Canadian
10-15
5%
Combined
(quar.)44_^_^_4_----_—
Hydrocarbons
3;
9-
9-f25
62!/2c
preferred (quar.68%c
Interstate Gas Co.—
4.
series
5.35%
2
'9-
9-18
(quar.)_4^44—^4-
preferred
David
9-13 "
9-27
87V2c,
pfd.
preferred
8%
5c
Utilities
Colorado
9-18
Ltd./common
Canadian
9-
10-1 1
'
8-15
11-15
1J-
15c: ♦
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.,
3%%
8-30
common
'Sand
5%%
9-13
10-1:
10-"
common
Canadian
5%
Dana
9-30
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
5% series A preferred (quar.)_
6
10*
Chemical
Canadian
1
9-16
67V2c
Color-Craft
9-
$75iC
.(quar.)_4—^
preferred
preferred
Canadian
1
9-17
:T"$1
__________
8-16
$37y2c
preferred'"(quar;)_444~—
Canadian Celanese Co.
9-16
11-
'4
(quar.)_______
9-13
-4
preferred
4
;
10-
30c.,
35c
/■ 10-10
12-16
;
;,./45c
ist^ck" dividend )____—
Inc.
11
12
1
$1.31 %
Ltd.,* 7% preference(quar.)
River Mills, common" (quar.)
Dan
9-13
4 $1.75
9-16
—4—
$2.20
8-30
10- 7
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_______
Industries,
Colonial
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
$2.65
9-10
4'
4
■
common—-.,
(quar.)
^
(quar.)_4_——______
$2 preferred
Cutler-Fedei'al,'
16
9-16
50c
$25c
JXquar.-)/u_Z_/w_vZ4L*iZd.i-.Z*/*L/
DWG Cigar
Dalex C6.,
,
11-15
15c
50c
:/
(quar.)—_—
com.
America,
(quai^j
A
9
9-25
11-15
,
10- 1.
,4 9-16
3%
income)
Colonial
8-30
1
•r
Products
12-2
■■
dividend) '";
Co. (Cal.) (s-a)
International
;
4
10c 4
Colonial
$12y2c
—4—
preferred
9-13
9-13
,
Illuminating—
Class
12
li-
(quar.)—_„_:
Industries,; (quar.)
'%4 .$2' preferred'
'
10-1
$1.25
Y.—
(stock
Common
4:4
J
10c
(quar.)____——_____
(Helena)
9-
10-15 7;
25c
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
6
10- "1
,
31V4c
(quar.)____—
Cutler-Hammer Inc..
.
Food
$1'V'
.
Ino.
tn,-
Curtis
9-13
$1.18%
9-6
10-
Permanent, Mortgage 4(ouar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd; (quar.)4_;.
Canada Steamship Lines
(s-ai____
;
1st
9-
9-30
on
(quar.)
Ltd.
Engine
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
9-20
9-27,
(quar.15c, :
9-16
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
;
37!/2c
'9-16
Colonial
Growth
&
Energy Shares
Inc.—
8-20
1'
$75c
^
Participating
2nd
preferred
Canadian Breweries}
1
9-16
of
Co.
prsferrod
9-20
8-30"
outstanding).
Cummins
9-16
'4,'4".;4 ?'4 ■■■;4':4"/.'4/::4':'>*
'
(quar.)
Bottling of N. Y.
Company (quar!)
Culli
9-18
30c
12V2C
Ins.
3
9-
25c
"/
10-15
$22V2C
(s-a)4
3%
10-
$1.75
(quar.)_
_!
(quar.)__
preferred
Colonial
9-*3
9-27
10-
Canada
6%
9-26
Steel
5%%
"
Corp.
Coleman Engineering Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Colgate-Palmolive* Co.-~ i'v; (4'4'4:
9-13
1 ;
'■4, '$25c
Canada
Canadian
Corp.,;
hoc
com. "
Employees
preferred
Coca-Cola
4-15
10-1
tl9c
__
convertible preferred
(quar.)-*•_
Malting Co., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Packers, Ltd., class A and B (s-a)
Canada
B
Florida
Electric
Coca-Cola
1-15
9-20
25c
$1.06 J/4
Z_Z_
Foundries/common (quar,)_Z_
Iron
4-30-64
$32V2c
(quar.) Z__Z__________-_Z
Fund
Zellerbach
30c
■;
preferred
Crown
!___
pfd.
preference
convertible
Crucible
9-6
7%
convertible
$2
•
6Va %. preferred
iquar.')Z--4-ZZ__________
Canada Dry Corp.,
common
(quar.)
z
$4.25
$2
11-1
9-20
Inc.—
Canaua,
9-26
':\
9-16 ;■)».
diviaend).
—
Co^
9-10*J
H-16
.
10-". 1
(quar.)_—^
Seal
?7
10-1
$15c
(extra)
&
Zeilfrbach
11-21
(quar.)
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
Cluett Peabody & Co.; common
(interim)__
4%
preferred
(quar.)
lo'-15
10-30;
1-30-64;
Co.,
Co.
Hinds- Cm
Cork
;
9-20
12 VaC -4
'
,,
9-3 0
12-fiC
(quar.)
pfd. stcck
conv.
stcck
Crown
$1.25
35c"
preferred
6
9-
of
Service
$4.50
'
•
4
4
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
4",
i5c
6
12-16 ,-v 12-li:
50 c/*
L
(s.ock
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)_^.
class
&
Co;
8-28
1
8c
4
A
Gas
9-13
9-16
35c
,4444
,___
._lZ___________
9-
(quar.)
—.
9-1&
ioc;
(quar.)_;
com.
com.
9-
9-30 ...V
(quar.)___
L
i
the
of
9-13.
9-30 »v
ioc
i
-
Service, Inc., class A
shares
8-30
?(■
9-30 P>.
(quar.)__
common
Petroleum,
Cromptoii
Crown
A
Clifton
9-; 6
'
Co.
7
Inc.,; c.ass-A
100
Crouse
9-
:4
9-30
_
79-16
9-30
9-16
35c.
7
9-16
$l2c%,
(quar.)-/——i.-
convertible
8
9-19
25c"
9-30
2 Vacc
preferred (quar.)—
Crocker-Anglo National Eanlt (Can Francisco)
28
9-13
10-31
Co.—1
Li:
(Two shares
9-20
9-23
$2
i____
Transit1 Co./__'__
Cleveland
9
8-30
9-30
$1.18%
4
-
Civil
r
8-30
9-16
__
(quar.)
*
Campbell Machine Inc.-*-77
Canada
RR;
City Investing Co., 5V2% pfd. (quar.)
$1,37VS
City National Bank of Detroit (quar.)____
25c
City Products Corp. (quar.).
'
'32Vic
9-13
10-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)Z____4--4-4—--44
(N.
9-
7 VaC
common
preferred
Co.
/
1
63c
*
(quar.) '7__Zz____.l______4
(annual) _^_Z;___i_Z;
___;
Inc:
5
9-16
A
Casualty,Co. of N.
Class
City
3
"75c
preferred
Cameo,
9-
25c
Hecla; Inc.,
Camden
1
10-
Citizens
3
9-
"
(quar.)
preferred
&
10-
—,«
9-20:
11-15
100/
3
10-
9-20
,
9-30
25%//
common'
(quar.)
M-G
each
1
9-
1
Ltd.
Company,
Crescent
9-30
9-20
11-
Quarterly /___i_____________^_____4:'___T ; ; 4 $1.12
9-16
-
:
1
10-
$$1
<quar.)_
California-Pacific Utilities,
5%
'•••
•
(quar..4—
California Liquid Gas
10-
$$1.12 Va
preferred Xquar.)_ZZ____ZZ-_Z__a--Z_
California Electric'
Power, > 6% pfd. (quar.)
10-15 4
$147
:
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
>
9-10
10-15
$$1.25
•
4%
preferred
10-15
4 $15c
'
10-
4
—
convertible, preferred
5%
Cincinnati,*'New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry, '
4
5%
preferred
(quar.i—
^
/ 9-'6
40c
preferred (t:uar.-)_____.:___
/____
4Va7c
preferred (quar.)—_i_______/u
10-15
30c
Cincinnati; Gas & Electric— '
4% preferred (quar. )___
4%% preferred ;(quar.)4_:
9-14
9-16
—.i.
5%
Calumet
7c
(quar.10c
Corp.
Enquirer
Cincinnati
T
9-13
10c
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
Securities
Cincinnati
10-
16c
O'Nuts
Circle'Theater
:10c
>
Full
Christiana
9
10*21
10-18
28'yBC
(increased)/-
quar.)xZ7Z__Z__,.tZz:.zZZZ
i
9-16
1
$1.12 Va
Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)
Chickasha
Cotton
Oil
(quar.)
Chile
Copper Co
Chock
•
preferred
1
10-
9-16
:
9*20 %"4 8-30
15c
_____
-
Class 4 B
10-
1
10-1
(initial-quar.)
Mfg.,
Credit Finance
3
9-
70c
(quar.
Co.
6%
Crane
J
9-13
1
10-
—
Insurance
L.),
Extra
20c
(quar.)___
Chicago
Detective
Corp.;-common
10-
9-
2Jc
9-16
1
:
Life
(R.
Credit
.
Co.
(quari)
International
9-27
$1.12 4
6
9-10
„
9-30
10-
4 .;
-
common "
Crampton
9-, 3
;
4;
9-i9
87»/2c
Quincy
Lumber
1 -c
Buttrey Foods: Iquar.) _7Z_z__1j_^____Z_,Z_ZA
$2.50
&
9-25
-'p/
27 VaC
(quar.)
&
Mill
10*
•
I
4c
New
Crain
9-
10-1
87 VaC
Magazines & Broadcasting, Inc.—
9-30
*
9-16
.0
25c
(initial-quar.)
9-13
10-15
15c.
(quar.)
Buriington
Chicago
10c
•
C
income)
U
10c
;
Corp.;,.(quar.)__
25c
w:______u_'*
Mills, common iZ—Z-iZ__Zz_Z__zZZzZi.;4
25c
4Va7c preferred (quer;):zL4;GZuZz7*^zT/4ZZZ- $1.12
Va
Bush Terminal Co. (stock
.dividend)
;/-2%
Butler Mfgi;, Co.,; common//•_*:
45c
/zZZ i
44 4 Va 7c preferred I quar1
_7Z Z Z
$1.12 Va'
4 Va 7c
1 4
9-13
10-" 1
'
37 VaC
Quarterly
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
i
; ;
(quar.) z______ J;
J.)
Shoe
10-
4.
12 Vac
t$1.08%
Co.—,
■
9-1J '<■
10-15"*
England; 1 quar.)__ ■:;4v4; 6C ;•
4 4:10c V
—Z-*-*/*;
Ltd., class A .(quar.)
$10c
Provost,
8-23
•••
/
*'(quar.)
Stock;* dividend
Cowles
8-30
1
$1.19/4;
,1
—
Corp.
&
9-14
-
9-JO
iH Vac"
(quar.)
common
New
I
8-26
.
4
Ltd.—
Chemical
Craftsman
10-
68c
Chicago,
'
,
.v.
$1.04 '
common
Cowles
8-26
i'-
9-16
.x.
split)
Chesebrough-Pond's
s;
.
preierrea
Couvrette
8-26<
9-30
*J
9-16
Bottling Co.;of New
Country Set
(quar.)
8-26/
;
L ■m'* '...
DC"
15 j,
(quar.)
Cott
8-26
■
9
9
40c
Works,-common
.
9-30
(quar.)
Utilities
9-19
33 % c
Service—
preferred
preferred
,
/
;•:/ 10C.;,4
_4_—
(6-for-5
-7>77'-
Burrus
Butler's
3 Va %
9-16
OC'1'
(quar.)___/__J4'
Products" (quar.)
A
9-10
99-
'
pfd. (1945 &
1947 series)
(quar.)
Corroon-& Reynolds, common (quar.
9-13/i
9-30 '■.*.
31c
preierred
Glass
5
9-
1
■■
3V2%
9-30
62 VS'C
(quar.)
class
t.35%
Corning
9-16
10-1
10-
(quar.)
Clark Publishing,
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry;,
9-13
1
Z
Co.
Watch
Burns
10-15
10-
:_4_
(quar.i____
preferred
$26c
-Zi/J.
(quar.)
B
9-10
,; •••• ioc
____
~
A
9-*0
loc
12 VaC
1 % %
r
:_44i_4-k
Rubber/ common-• (quar.)
preferred ' (initial)____,___4^_/____<^
9-10
9-10
9-30
.
(quar.)
Chesapeake
/_—_/
B
Class
9-30
9-30
2oc '
preferred
preferred
4V2%
.4/v/a-//4/4;
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Brown Engineer n*.}
t quzr.j i
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.— 7
Class
9-23
62VaC
Public
Copp
4
25c "4
Chemical
Enterprises
(increased-quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
10-1
5
&
jlire
4%*%
9-10
9-30
,
$1.25*
___/
(quar.)_____
Vermont
"
8-10
'
preferred (quar.)__
Channing Financial Corp.—
80c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
i-Chemical Bank New York Trust (quar.)
9-25
95c
9-
Cooler
10* 1,
15c
iquar.)___
Corp. (quar.)
Champion Papers, $4.50
9-30
y-id
6Uc
preierred
(qi,ar.)_________^__j_____/
Corrtihental Connector,: class A' (quar.).____•
$i
_______Zi.__2_
4
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)__
Transformer (quar.)
Certain-Teed
9-16
10-15
10-15
5
5
3 / '/2 c
Cooper-Bessemer Corp,
; 10-1
5
9-
;; —i.?-""
-ividend/r__"
Cook, -(L.. _..) vu,
Philadelphia;
Cerro
(interim pay¬
income
tax
of
Broughton's Farm Dairy, class A—/
Class
11-29
■
$$1.28%
:__
of
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from invest,
10-17
12-15
.
Brooke
1
10-' I
$$1.13;
!
Securities
4 4.75 %
:10-17
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
(quar.)__
Brockw ay Glass go., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred '
(quar.)
National Bank
5.44%, preierred
1
11-1
$$1.19
British
_
10-
4
rz_,
ordinary
less
-
teoc
i_
...
(quar.
Co.,
4%
*
preierred
4.15%
1$1.57
r
(quar.)__
preferred
8
f$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
4.75 7c
10-
t$l.I0
J
$1.15
8-22
9-13
9-
u-ib
9-
9-18
$1.31 VV-i 10-1
$1.50 / 10- 1
;■
9-16
9-20 "•
$1.18%;
4. $2.50 preferred A and C
4
-
(quar.)
'II 4.96%; preierred
6
luo
1
y-io
9-18
(quar.)
10-
16 %C
9-30
10-. 5 '
25c
,.
(quar.)____________v-
$1.35
Z_4_-iZ/ZZ7ZiZ"'' >•::
preferred ': (quar: )_Z___
4% %
preferred •. (quar.)
6j/4 7c
preferred
(quar.
5.75%
preferred
tquari)
prslerred
Central
6d
-
preierred
6%
vs-a)'-.%
oj Rec.
_-_u
93 %c
vqUar.).
preierred
9-30
$1.23
4
preierred
Central
6%
—$1
(incr.-quar. )_4^___
Central' Telephone
Co., vommon
4 $5
preferred
(quar.)____.
4
1
v'7':'7
eta.—
6
55c
8-30
9-
6
9-
Power, commcrh" iquai':)' 4 *" 4t)c* 4 9-30
preferred
(quar.
*
87Vic
10-1
Central-Penn
8-bd
10-
9-
1
Maine
Central
Bearer
shares (interim) (a
pence
ire# of
British
47/: income•,tax.-._z._
zz_z__lz__
'*
British Columbia
telephone Co. Ltd.—
Common
;*
9-13
1
1
5.25%
8-30
9-15
1010-
Corp:/ com.
&Uc
Holders
(quar.)^___
c'/c " preierred
lquar.)„__„__^__4__^_
b-kd
t
6'/2%'
8-3 J
4.75%
8-30
9-16
10-1
9-13
y-20
$1.16
(quar.)
preftrrea
Indiana Gas
4.60%
6
f
'■
preierred
Payable
5c
10-1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)—___
L.
_%
iquar-.)__.
Commercial
44c
(quar.)
i
(quar.).^
Contihenial
$1.20
common
common
$3.75 preferred
•;
;
tau
,
3.50%
9-3
1
Con tine... uu
Illinois.Public Service—
-Central
y-b
$1.18% V
;
tquar.)
preferred
When
Snare
Company
9-13
Light,
preierred
4.64%
4.92%
of- 6
-
9-i3
10-
(quar.)_.
Central
6
9-
;
25c
,
(quar.)_,/._
Co.
'
9-16
15c
{
(quar.
Ltd.
Tobacco
and
payment
9-30
*'-f^-5C
(quar.>_;.-;___ZZ__/
9-
V9-0O
35c
(quar.),__Z___Z_J/_i.__
preferred
(quar.)_
3%%
British-American
44c
•
.
(quar.
Co.
10-/1
D
4%
.
2 /'
9-12
-
9-16
33c
Z___zl
*:
9-9
1
10c
Ltd
Co.,
(quar,)/.—$1.02V2
preierred
Illinois
Central
9-20
b-20
■
6-
y
f
.9-30 4
.
b_c
___ZZ_.:
_______Z_
&
Bristol-Myers,
7/a.""
9-
10-14
.-12V2C
______
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)„
4Va%
10-.,, 4
1
lu-25
7c-
(quar.)L----
Manufacturing
Brass
'// /
Co.
common
Stracton
_7*7
(T..G.)
Bright
Brillo
Bristol
Gas;;
^
preferred>
Briggs
447:
1
9-13
10-15
10-
420c
..
'
(C.)
Bridgeport
'
.
1
10-
V2C
6c
(quar.)
&* Cu.,
Brewster-Bartle Drilling
7
___
10-
$1.25
—a—a
»s-a i
Publications
10-1
C
B
Per
Name of
oj Aec
(quar.$1.02Vi
A
prexerred
4.80%,
10-
9-13
' prererred
Central
Sons" tquar.>
Pioneer
Brentwood
Breskin
9-20
Holders
Payable
25c
1
4.75%
10-31
(quar.)
com.
4.10%
(Milton) Co., common______w____
prior prererred (s-a)
5%
pr^icrr^d
When
Snare
Illinois Electric & Gas,
4.10%
sniiling
Bradley
!
Name of Company
Mersey taper Co.—
preference
Brach
Per
of Rec.
Central
747 less British income tax* equal, to' ap-'
proximately l4c_____/._____z.Z__,_,zzZ_Z'_;;.
Bowaters
Holders
Payable
-
deposit
payment
When
Snare
-
.
jBowater Paper, Ltd.—
11
1
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Ot
-
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i/'Pj
ft'
4l.IJ|
tji oi4
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1
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I
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lit
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1056)
12
.
.
Monday, September 16, 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
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
*'
16
34% Oct 23
55
56 Vs Aug 29
11 y« Oct 24
Jan
39% Jan
72"% Jan
47
7
9
17
81% Mar
Abacus Fund
July 29
52 Ys Jun
25
4
99% Jar
2
Aug 310
68% Feb 28
9% Sep 28
22
Oct 25
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
ACF
20 % Sep
33% Feb
21
10
23% Jan
3
74% Jan
51
Steel
Acme
25
Adams
Adams-Millis
43% Mar 18
60% Sep
11% Jan
3
24
22 % Mar
4
26% Jan
Aeroquip
14% Jan
3
18% Aug 28
67% Jun
3
Air
Control
Air
Products
61% Apr
16
Air
4% Jan
14
17
18% Apr 18
84% Mar 15
45% May 29
3% May 29
70 % Feb
7
4% Feb
19
56
Apr 18
50% July 19
3% May
6
Express Co
Corp
Admiral
Sep
A
35
Feb
12
38% May 10
19
Jan
3
25 Va May 24
Alco
Jan
2
22 % Sep
9
Aldens
89% Dec
94% May 16
Jan
9
31% May 21
95
Aug 13
13
39
91
9% Apr
4
Jan
5
30% Jun
12
27% Sep 27
39 % May 28
48 % Jan
2
32% Jan
2
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
58
88
96
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
41
14
Jun
Sep 18
2
42% Mar
4
53
14% Dec
16% Oct
27%
27%
3
2
20% Jun
3
96
15% Sep
17
13% Jan
2
Jan
30% Jan
28% Jan
4
20 y4
20
20 y4
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
4
5,300
26,500
4,400
9%
'
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,600
56%
57%
60 %
58 V*
59%
58%
59%
111,800
45,000
22
22%
22 y8
22%
22
22 y4
22%
22%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24 Va
24 Va
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
9,200
1
62%
63%
61%
62%
60%
62%
60%
61
60%
62%
11,000
55%
56 Va
55%
55%
55%
56%
55%
56 %
55%
56ya
107,100
3%
3%
37%
3%
11,700
37
37%,
37
37
37
37%
37
37 y8
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
10,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
26,300
2
_
—._
•
1
.
100
_
Inc
*94
3%
3%
*37
96%
*94
3%
96 %
*94
3%
3%
3%
*94
96
3ya
42
10%
10%
10%
35
41%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10y4
34%
*341/4
343/a
34
34%
*333/4
34%
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
415/8
13,800
52 3/t
14,100
X41
:
42
10y4
54
54%
54 Va
54%
53i/4
54%
523/4
101 %
101%
101%
101%
101%
101%
101%
33
33%
323/4
331/8
52%
53
521/4
52%
531/4
*101
53
1
2,700
96
*94
96
1,800
34%
10%
34
31%
31%
31%
33
51
-9
51%
51%
52%
'
*101
15,800
1,900
1021%
100
31%
32%
9,400
52'A
,
52%
62,400
2,300
14
14%
14
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
141/8
143/8
No par
44%
44%
44%
44V'o
44%
44%
441%
44%
44%
443/i
8%
8%
,
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8'/2
8%
52%
52%
1
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
*88 y4
90%
*88%
90%
*881/2
90%
5
Co
Apr
16
10
19 y4 Apr
16
24% Apr 29
2
20 Va Jan
12
49% Mar 20
19%
Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
"
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
_—1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
10
11% Jan
42% Sep
6
Alside
27% Jun
5
Aluminium Limited
89
20%
4,100
|
24%
Products
Jun
74%
52%
18
Allied Chemical Corp
18
8,000
.
74%
*52
>
_No par
preferred
Kid
57% Apr
91
Jan
105-
51%
74%
,'
25%
Mills
2
104
51%
73 y4
•
x52 %
9%
53
•
104'/a
300
22%
common
Allied
14% Jan
Jan
Inc
Allied
16% Feb
17% Jun 25
27
27%
9%
10,900
17%
Inc.
Allied
47 V* Jun
15
23
100% Mar
24
19%
52
Corp
6
2
Feb
87
Gas
11
15 y8 May
Jan
7
13 y8 Jan
5
Jun
88
5
21
19%
13
24%
Chemicals—
&
9% Mar 11
2
40
66"% Feb
9% Feb
12% Oct 24
19%
12%
21%
Industries
Allen
11
Sep
49% Jan
45 Vb Oct
81% July
19%
27
Alleghany Corp common1
6%
convertible preferred——10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Aug 30
19% Jan
17% Feb 15
44% Jan 31
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
11
Apr " 2
33% Sep 11
12
July 5
34% May 29
6% Jun 25
26
11
42% Aug 26
4
Jan
57
Jan
42% Jan
2
23% Mar
16% May 29
34% Oct 24
73
22,700
12%
45%
1
_
.
Products
Products
4y2%
103
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
19
52%
72%
115
103%
104%
52
113%
50c
Corp
Alabama
4
4
104
52%
72%
Corp
Industries
J
40% Mar 26
22% Apr
25
104%
72%
117%
12%
51%
.No par
Reduction Inc
May 29
24% July 25
Jun
14
—
Shares
*45
114
13
52%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
2
104
12%
72 Vs
1
13% Jan
May 28
41 Va May 29
33
105%
13
the Week
Sept. 12
*45
45%
117%
xi9y8
19% Mar 15
9% Oct 24
10
12%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 13
Thursday
46
115
52%
Co_—_i._____—
27% Sep
90% Jan
1
13%
*45
,
114%
71%
5
Mar
9% Sep
45
104%
1
25
45
113%
_No par
issued
35% Jan
May 29
20 Vb Jun
2
45
115%
12%
Industries Ino
When
Sept. 11
114V4
Acme Markets Inc
Jan
80
Wednesday
Sept. 10
45
5
—
Vending Corp
53% Sep
24
ABC
105 % Sep
"50%" Oct"
1
—
_
Tuesday
Sept. 9
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
14
15% Jun
12% Mar 26
21% Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
120% Aug 23
15
78% Dec 20
39% Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
"
1
Inc
*88 y4
13
12%
53
90%
12%
17
91%
•
13
17
17%
91
17%
91%
91
12%
90%
17%
17%
91
91
,
13
17i/4
13
17%
171/a
6,600
9,900
12%
13
91
12%
*90i/2
*88
1,100
53
17%
*92
9,000
43,100
92%
500
16 Vb
-No par
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
153/4
16
153/4
16
22,700
36%
No par
39%
37%
39 V*
37%
39%
381/4
39%
37%
38%
26,100
24
243/a
23%
24'A
233/4
24
44,300
61%
62%
63%
64%
63%
64
28
28%
28%
29
24
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24
24
61%
63
6i y8
62
'
Foreign
25
68%
M&I1'23
22
23
Dec
31
May 29
34
Feb
9
Jun
45
16% Jun
18
51% Mar 22
20% Jan
7
69
2
26
22 % Jan
37
20% Jun
15% Oct
Mar~~i
31
15
24
22% Jan
23% Jan
23
16
97
29% Sep
17% Jan
Feb
16
114
142
Feb
Jun
26
16% Oct
18
40% Jan
22% Oct
25
30
59
July 19
65
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
41
Jun
25
53% Apr
25
48% Jan
90
24% Apr
Airlines
American
4
American
4
American
6%
28%
25 Va
25%
25i/a
25%
25
25 Va
25
25
79%
78%
78%
76%
78%
751/2
78%
78%
80 Va
74,900
47 y4
46%
471/4
46%
47
46 '/a
47 Va
45
47'/4
59,200
100
29
19
29
28%
*26
*64
19%
*25i/4
26%.
65
4,500
29
60,600
•
25
,
191/a
25'/4
65
*64
,
140
18%
261/4
*25%
*64
28%
19%
19
19%
*132
140
*132
140
19
29
28%
29%
*132
142
19
26%
-50
28%
29y4
*132
19%
5
-
17.400
500
25%
26
65
64
64
*641/2
65%
—_2
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
153'4
16 1/8
15%
161/8
No par
53%
53%
53%
54
54
543/a
54
54%
54
541/8
3,100
34
34%
preferred
Bosch Arma Corp.
Brake Shoe Co
x28%
,
142
*132
Bank Note common
23
27%
25%
No par
American
26
29%
25%
28%
——__
Co
4, SCO
46 %
par
1
preferred
Bakeries
36,700
%
77%
!
12.50
No par
common
convertible
3%%
700
__
__
29
No par
Corp
American
Feb
67
1
Agricultural Chemical—No
16% Apr
58% Apr
Jan
62
Amer
3
Sep
America
of
Petroleum
Amerada
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
17% Jan
4
May 18
Apr
4
,
Co
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
Apr 29
81% Sep
6
48% Aug
9
62% July 22
transactions
Aluminum
July 11
May 21
>
50
.
20,300
,
'
v-;-v^Y
A.
■
/'■
..y
American
22% Jun 25
47% Feb
19
38% May 29
47% Feb
19
38% July
41% Mar
41
5
Jun
18 % Oct
Oct
23
47% Feb
Jan
22
May 20
31% May 29
51% Jan
94
13
3
5
41% Jan
21
47% Jan
35% Jun
25
Dec
26
31
25
55% Jan
2
28% Oct 24
35% Dec
31
Jun
50
,
28% Jan
2
35%
34%
35%
34%
65,900
46%
46
461/2
45%
46 '/a
45%
45%
22,400
x40%
40%
40 3%
41 »/8
40 5/8
40%
40 3 8
403/8
3,600
Corp :L
5
10%
11
.10%
11
10 3/8
10%
10'/8
10%
10 Va
103/8
9,300
Cable
_No par
54
54
53%
54
54
541/4
531/2
53%
53%
53%
2,900
27%
28 3/8
28
28%
27%
28 Va
271/2
27 5/8
271/4
27%
4,400
23%
233/8
23%
23%
23i/4
231/4
23
23
23
23
663/4
68
66
71%,
'93%
American
Chain
May~29
8% Oct
18
25 y4 Jun
25
44y8Oct
20%
&
24
_.
Crystal Sugar common-10
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo
1
10% Jan
40 ya Feb
American
Distilling
32% Mar' l
38% Aug 12
American
Electric
38% Jun 24
33% Jun 17
American
8"% Jan
2
13 % May 20
July 23
8
34% Jan
49% Mar 25
49'/2 Sep
65 Vs Sep
8
18 y4 July
23.
4
13
15
30
19
Jan
2
5
'106% Nov
12
15% Oct 24
79% Sep
7
42 % Jan
2
86
Mar 19
81
Jan
2
24ya Oct 23
40
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
105% Nov
29
97,
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
■
Oct
Oct
Oct
2
16
30% Mar 15
40% Feb
2
,
20% Nov
152
1
Jan
Jan
123
20
July 2
May 29
23
Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
114% Jan
2
27
Aug 22
127% Jan
2
5
19
22
y4 Jan
Jan
24
Jan
Jun
27
15% Feb
13 Vb Jan
26
54
17
10
Jun
25
May 28
16% Oct 24
20% Jan
37% Jan
37% Jan
.
23y4May 29
35% Oct 22
23% Jun 28
52% Jan
37
2
4
Jan
4
4
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
11•
Jun
25
t
*
49% Feb
79,
Feb
24%
Feb
tat.
■
92
9
8
1"*
15% Feb
-r
Gas
Co
-i
preferred
American1, Research
38%
38
381/4
110
*110
110
110
20 3/8
19%
20%
20%
20%
20'/4
21%
21
21%
28
28%
281/4
281/4
28
28%
28
28
19%
18 3,4
191/2
191/8
19%
19
19 3a
19
191/4
41
41%
42
23%
23 3/8
—10
41
41%
41%
42%
V./231/8
■
231/2
22%
.231/4
.79%
78
781/2*
77%
10
10 %
x9%
10i/4
; 9%
,10
938
31%
32
-31%
32%
32 %
33
32'/a
183/a
18 3/s
18%
*155%
158
*155V4
x78%
.79
.18%
158
*155 »/4
158
*155%
31%
& Dylpt Corp_l
31%
Tel & Tel Co
26
July 8
23% May 13
52% Aug 22
33% July 11,
21% Jun 24
29% Junj 14 *
41% Sep 13
Jun
American
31
30%
311/a
11%
11%
85 %
86 Va
2,500
'14,400
176
176
176 %
176%
6,940
172%
172
170%
176
176
23%
25%
253/a
25%
27
22% July
*
"
t
-*4
S
8
*
7
9
'
!
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,300
125 '/a
124 %
125 Va
124 y4
124%
158,800
28 y4
109,100
28%
283/8
129%
293/4
28
129
129%
29%
29%
29%
25
*24%
28
243/4
32 i/a
129%
i3oy4
560
29%
*29%
29%
29 %
29%
1,100
27%
27%
*26 %
*24%
243/4
*24%
24%
*24 »/4
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
1,900
x511/4
243/i
331/4
51%
50%
50%
49%
50
1,800
32%
323/8
18 i/B
18%
24%
24%
38 Va
38%
38
39%
49%
501/a
50%
52 y8
513/a
,
--
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-
!
-
32
'■■i
•
97
.
r
33%
32%
32%
25,600
18%
18%
18%
19
10,900
23%
24
23%
39%
40%
40%
24%
41%
50%
51%
50%
50%
31%.
32%
,
33%
33 Va
.
.
33%
-32%
33%
32%
32%
X31%.
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-32%
31%
97%
*94%
97%
*95%
27%
27%
27%
"27%
27%
18%
17 y2
18% V
17%
18%
'
.
„
*.
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19ya
19%
19%
19%
:i9%
19%
32
32
""
27%
27%
27 y8
27V4
18%
18%
-
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19 y4
18ya
18%
'
19 y8
19%
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19%
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97%
27i/a
17%
13,300
26,500
50,900
32%
97
31%
I
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-
97
321/4
32%
32
*953/4
-
300
24%
39%
52V4
393/a
;
220
28
19i/a
33i/8
X24
,
129% 130
24%
31%
18%
19i/8
24%
Industries Tnc-_—________l
28
28%
27%
130
29%
*271/4
18
1
28
28%
28i/a
129
28
24%
*27 y8
32%
J>
25,400
1334
124%
241/4
./ill
25 %
25 y4
25%
13%
Amsted
,
500
1241/4
28
.Anaconda
39% Jan
35%
133/4
128%
Wire & Cables-__Noipar
Anchor Hocking Glass jCorp—6.25
$4 preferred
^--Nopar
Anderson Clayton &Co—21.80'
Anken Chemical & Film Corp___20c
Apco Oil' Corp__i—
__1
25%
25%
12,900
123%
Amphenol-Borgr Electronics Corp__l
5
—
36%
133/4
25
___
40
36%
36%
1241/4
21%
14
41% Jan
-
—
1,900
129
"127
33
35%
37%
-
24
*23 Va
24
133/4
5
Smelting
176%
129
•
—
26
25%
*127
123 y4
...
100
com
36%
52
11.'.;-
Apr
1,900
11%
86 V*
21%
35% Apr
97.r
31
30%
31
37,700
11%
52
35% Feb
•
32%
31%
85%
100
.'
'____
158
*1551/4
11%
21%
'___
36,800
•
32 »/a
88%
51%
Co
18%
183'8
18%
158
3,500
113/4
21%
Anaconda
'31,000
87
51%
6
32%
11%
l
_______
32%
88
______
Ampex Corp
'
11%
No par
AMP Inc endorsed shares—No par
Zinc Lead &
Inc
33
2,200
85
6.25
common
preferred
preference
Ametek
57,300
;
11%
■
5%
5%
9%
86%
33 y3
a
6% preferred
American Water Works Co
7
93/8
85%
37%
28% Aug
771/4
,
9%
*11%
35%
Tobacco
'22%
76%
~
par
35%
non-cumulative
American
./
-31,500
1,500
147,300
22,000
par
Foreign transactions
American Sugar Co common—12.50
5.44% preferred—!
12.50
_
av.fc
31%
33'/4
32%
32%
31%
3iy8
31
10
30 %
33
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
30 y4 Aug 28
..
700
22%
78%
'
36%
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
,
18%
18 »/2
ia%
"
'
22%
•
431/8
42
42%
22 '/4
77 %
21,600
110
28 5/s
—100
—
American
110
18%
No par
320
381/4
38
110%'
73,900
93
*90y2
93
28%
38
l
19%
193/8
19%
900
4,800
105
20
37%
6%
161/8
22%
161/a
223/8
*103%
-
38%
38
46,200
1.66%
Co
7%.
*90%
14,000
43,200
No par
Corp
American Optical Co
1
American'Photocopy,Eqpt Co-No par
American Potash & Chem„_v_Nopar
American Rad &i-St& S&ny com—5
.
19%
91%
24'A
54
23.
...
Motors
20%
91%
128%
."'T
fo
com
19%
91
23%
6
Jan
see page
93
128V2
.
^of-footnotes,
20 'A
193/4
v. .91
203/a
23%
3
26% Apr 19
16% Aug
2
21
*90 «/2
105
*104
1061/4
48%
64%
211%
44%
2234
22%
22%
*105
15,700
18,400
6334
•'
16 %
16 3/8
16%
22%
22%
106%
128%
126 % May
28% Jan
May 16
19%
100
*105
23%
*27% Jan
37% Jan
95
Jun 21
1.75
163/a
16
22%
1061/4' ■'*
*125%
40% Jan
91
223/4
22%
*105
233/4
14% Mar 16
20% Jan
30 Va Jan
25% Oct 26
r
Inc
16
16
16
l
23,500
1
21 VB
48%
46%
483/8
47%
1281/a
Mar 19
25% Mar
4
15
47%
473/4
233/4
18
Oct
42
46
32,900
10%
*125%
2
10
39
15
10%
8Vh
16
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
11
pr,eferred_100
2
25
22% Aug 29
25% Mar 19
26% Oct 17
24% Aug 21
19
10%
30y2 May 21
14y8 Jun
5
26% Jan
2
12
28 y8 May 17
11 Va
463/4
100
American Seating Co
.American, Ship Building Go__No
American Smelt & Ref'g com No
1% preferred
American Snuff Co commo..
11
10%
130y2May 27
39 y2 Aug 20
Jan
7
13% Apr 30
136% Jan
3
88% Sep
76'/a Sep
23% May
98 Vb May 29
25 y8 Oct 24
6
12y2May24
21% Jan
125
-
I
7
34% July
151
8
5
f.Jun
33% Sep
56 Va Jan
133% Apr 11
33 y4 July 18
27
'162
2
29
4
Apr 24
30% May
3
-
7
4
July 22
9% Jan
2
7
17
May
2
Jan
11%
*1093/a
,l52y« May 16
12% Jan
11
IIOV'2
2
16%!Jan.
11%
110%
22
150
11
convertible preferred—100
American Metal Products
—2
24
18 y2 Jan
20% Feb
of 111
5,700
273/B
37%
26% Jun 24
j
25
,33 Va Sep
18% §ep
261/a
38%
.54% Jan
4
-18%.Oct 25
.
Jan
v
28
373/4
15
4
27%
37%
—
39,500
,
38%
28i/a
1
8% Aug 20
.32.% Jan
65
122
Climax
2
'
48% July 18
Jan
Metal
Natural
f
36%
273/s
63%
News
Sep
36%
28
21%
Investment Co
—-1
,
373/a
373/4
35%
27
63
American
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
142
r
37%;
37
36
273/4
21 i/a
prior
26,400
97%
271/8
37%
35%
'
62%
American
26
,Mar
'.i 61
2
35%
21%
80
;
37%
351/8
62
45% May 16
25% Jun 26
73% .Jan
37%
353/4
213/e
7
39% Feb
20% Apr
Apr 23
Jan
2
46
38
35
623/4
9
53
4
41
413%
37%
21%
American Meter Co
24
41%
600
40%
40%
4 y4%
•,
12
621/a
40'/a
X62 %
American
.
611/2
41
'21%
14
2
61%
401/4
41
62%
Aug 29
Jan
61%
61 '/a
213/4
American
21% Sep
26'/2 Mar It
61%
611/s
61%
Feb
142% Jan
.
14 Va Jan
19
18
601/4
...
213/8
5y4%
1
May 16
613/4
1
preferred.
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
115
*941/8
12.50
91 y2 Aug 29
2
97%
Corp
American
3
24y4Feb
67%
*94%
10
40 y8 Jun 26
f
67%
97%
6.50
:
Co
Hosp
30
24, ,Oct.24
12
Jan
•
10
July
67%
*94i/a
Products
Home
American
23
48'A May 29
8 y* Oct 24
14
101
106
2
18% Mar 13
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
20 1
18% Aug
30% Apr
18% Sep
22% Jun 27
23% Jun
101 y2 Mar 18
x661/2
Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
American
>
16 y2 Aug-23'*
3
20 Va Jan
24% Jan
Mar 20
101
American Hardware
3
Jan
681/8
97%
67
41
Corp
2.50
American Export Lines Inc—
—40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
4
2
19% Feb
May 29
13%-May 29
18%, Jun 28
Jan
33% Feb
17'
Co
Power
'1
./
*95%
97%"
60 3/8
Enka
17% Jan
4
2
16
79
44% Jan
36
Mar"~5
_;
j
29 Va Apr
12%
!.
——__
Co
American Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind
No par
62% Sep >6
23
,
34%
46 Va
411/4
Can
7% preferred
American Cement
74% May 21
97% July 26
88% Mar 12
35
46%
411'8
Theatres Inc
American
55% May 21
28% Sep
5
3
Dec
33%
461/2
14
12 Vz May 20
25
3334
1
25
4y2%
30
common—12.50
American
1
42% Jan
20
84
Jan
1
34% Feb
1
20
19
43% Apr
39% July 8
10% Sep 12
47% Jan
2
50% Ma~r~26
24% Jan 17
27
38 % Jan
27% Jun
9
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.7,200
100
4,800
-
>
12,600
15,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6299
Number
198
Volume
(1057).
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,Year 1962
Lowest
Jun
25
23% Juh
25
33
:
-
38%
V
Feb
21% Aug
40
Oct
Oct
24
47% Jun
82% Jan
2'
.
"
39%
30
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
20 y2 Jun
15
•'33% Feb
28% Feb
26
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25
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10"
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27
41% Oct
24'
1
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66% May 16
7
30% Jun
=
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17
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30
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2
58
5
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7
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94 'i
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19
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2
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2
92
24
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13
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Aug 19
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preference
Works
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4%%
•
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Beam
7
Co
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2
.
No par
47%
100
*101%
—2.50
com
25%
preferred
13
Beaunit
115% Jan
14
Beckman Instruments Inc_
1
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
pfd——100
Corp
Feb
19
22
26
27
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
2
43 % May 14
Beech-Nut
24
16% Jun
8
12% Jan
8
19% July
Belco
'14% May 29
22% Feb
9
19% Feb
50% Jan
26
4
66% Sep
1
8
16% Jan
37%
Beech
2
20% Jan
Aug 16
Beech Aircraft
13
Sep
Creek
Corp
Life
Savers
5,300
48
36
*34
473/4
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48%
17,800
5,900
'
5,600
36
473/4
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20
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27
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14
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42
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42
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42%
16 Ya
16%
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1
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Howell
Bell
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183/s
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18%
18%
18%
18%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24
243/a
24%
24%
17,500
25%
24
24%
24%
24%
245/a
24
24%
233/4
24%
23%
26%
66,800
Gossett Co
Bell
Intercontinental Corp
May 28
323/a
65%
68
14
.
2
Bell
59 Ya Jan
40%
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9
13
2
25
*
24% Sep
8
33
405/b
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1,800
26%
1
30% Jun
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3
'48% Aug
49% Jan
32 Ya
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510
2,000
::
26%
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102
"
50
21 YB Mar 28
12
f- 78
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1
RR_
Corp
Belding-Heminway
18
,
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Laboratories
Cigars Inc
Sep
27
13
Aug
2
-..33% Apr 10
3,100
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43
13 %
103 % Mar
2
210
v
36%
11%
49% Mar 14
3
140
93
36%
43
5
18
9,000
10,000
20,200
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93
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25,700
11
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37
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300
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18,700
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100
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18
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>
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10
9
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12,900
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13
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57% July
14
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6
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4
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24
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11,200
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;
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44%
17% Oct
152% Jan
49,100
89%
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40
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100
2
25,100
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B
common-
convertible
9
21
Aug
45% Apr
29'% Mar 21
63%
40%
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62%
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6
Jan
-
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-
31,300
Basic Products Corp
25
39 •:
Jan 29
29%
4%
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102
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48%.
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59%
.
24%
45% Jan
•
22% Mar
26
26
29%
29%
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.
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43
.
15% Jan 29
46'/4 Feb
7-
12% Aug 22
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34% Jan
Feb
Inc
'
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Corp——13
•
com
& Ohio common
non-cumulative
Basic
77
1
Bangor & Aroostook
Barber Oil Corp
May 3
12% Feb 25
'
61-
4%
,
3
'8'/2 Oct
24
Baltimore
Jan
12'/4 Nov
18'% May 29
*
59%
.
-
9
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4% preferred series C
May 28
Jan
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36% Oct
59%
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Baltimore Oas ;&; Elec
3
2
.
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——_5c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
>
6
16
.
Corp
& Wilcox Co.
Baker-Oil Tools; Inc
.
13
Jan
.
48
24,700
24
-
42%
99
.
Babcock
22
Jan
„^10O
Babbitt (B T) Inc
July 10
-14
preferred
Avnet Electronics Corp
8
88
,85% Mar
17%
32'/8
•
.
12
24% Mar
26% Jan
Jun .25
29% Jun
13;
Sep
29 % Jun
1
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17
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47%
.
10
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12
9
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10
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18y2Oct 23
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;
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Mar 18
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4
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.
41 y2 Jun
10% July 24:
19
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20
29%
/
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.
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.
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"
17
46%'Feb
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,
15% May 21
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10
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57%
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7 57%
Atlantic Refining common
_10
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53%
54Vs
'>
52%* 53% ;
53%
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: ..
88
.89
87%
87%
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Atlas- Chemical Industries
1
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s 15% * 16%
; 15%
15% 7 ,
15%
Atlas Corif common
:
11
' '7'
V 2'/2
2%
:.r.. '••. 2'/2
2%
2%
;; 5%. preferred.
,7..20
7 7,77*16% 716%
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16% '
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Atlas Credit Corpi
10c
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11%
11% . 7 11%
Austin Nichols, commons—__No par;
Jl .7
.-22% ; 23% • ®
23
> 23%
; .22%
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7,^*31 *
32'% ' •
32'%
Autqmatlc Canteen! Co..of•Ameri;2.5o->7/^, 7; 14%,
14% jS- xl4
14%
7 14 ;
Automatic Retailers of America_50c
'•
33'%
34
34
34%
34'%
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Corp——
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7" "
74% .. 75 Ye
,;. 7.5 '/4
76 y8
- - 75%
13% Aug 16
V
-
8
' Mar
77 4%
4
May-31'
17% Apr 18
3
30% Aug 28
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1"-23
3
'
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&'% Mar 12
58% Feb
26
2
12
30% Mar 29
May 29
'•
14% Jan
-10% Sep
-4.31% Jan>2.,
: Apr
18% Jun
11'
"17%. Jan
20
7" 9%
;'
64%,
43y8
„
42%
33
25%
98%
:
Shares
43
24%
64
,
64%
71
60% May 31
''2% Jan
:'2a% Dec A7?y
>'27% Dec 18 .
Brewing
41.5/3
-
25%
the Week
i3
Sept.
33%
42 %
; 33
42
-
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
'
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28% - 29
;
.5%
non-cumulative preferred7ilo^7H77>i. 10%.: 10%
Atlantic City Electric Co com_
4%
.
" 47%
48-
19
56% Apr 16
89%-Mar 14
2
14% Jan
23"
——:____5
2.50
—
Associated Dry Goods
Associates Investment
28 =
94
85% Aug 21-
4*'% May 29
10
>;
'
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16% May 29- !/ • 28% Feb 13 •
37 y8 Jun
.
10
Jan
*
25
48%-Jan
'
46% Jan 21
=
25
" Jan
48
.
Corp
Industries: Inc___
Associated
11 y4 Jun
2
117
21
,
24
Jun
Jun
:
87
42
14 '
2
10 % Jan
r-25.% Feb > 5
July 23
19% Oct
25
4
•
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——1
89
41%
33%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 12
■•
Jan
16
21
"i
Constable
Co
65
98%
39
"
43%
97%
'
5
Ashland Oil & Refining—
*•
4.7% Dec
:57% Feb
29
:2
;
May 13
4% Aug 29
"J
—'
64%
42%
10
:
Co
Corp
Arvin
5l%:May 15
6
3
12% Nov
31
2
'91% Apr
-
81 y4 Jan
Aro
2
.49% Jan
,
13
22
f
65
20 y4 Feb
2 % Jan
10% Dee
V
Arnold
25 y2 Jan
,
34% May 29
25
34% Mar 27
I
&
Armstrong Rubber
7
13% Jan
26 y2 Jan
27% Jan
6
9% Aug.2
Corp
3
Jun
43% Jan
20 y2 Aug
Steel
1;
9%!Aug 26
.16% Sep
5 7
2
25'/2
43
20
•yoyo Jan-
Sep 27
25%
92 y2 Feb
5 Ye May 25
47% Nov 21
1
52
12
Jan
•
1
•
Sept. 11
43 Ya
33
25
33%
2
102
Sept. 10
43
32%
Stores
Dept
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
43
43
2.50
—1
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No par
87% Jan
,9% Oct
Armco
No par
Co
Armour
Mar 22
47
Arlan's
Service
11;
34 »/4 Jan
24"
Public
15
7
25 % Oct
Arizona
.7, ;.:-vv
Monday
Sept. 9
Par
Sep
7
89 y4 J.un
7
A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6,
Sep
48% Apr
13
73% Apr- 23
;
65
•\
Sep
.66 y2 Jan
16
57.y4 Feb
25
i
•■'••
3
26 y2 Sep
8
51% Mar 19
71% Mar 15
22
32
'
-
5
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
<
Lowest
Highest
39
437/a July 24
May 16
33% Aug 23
28% July 17
V
Highest
42% Dec 31
W
Co
183/4
700
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/s
10%
10 3%
10%
10%
10%
__5
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
50%
51%
50%
51
54,400
60%
58%
593/4
:58%
59%
15,100
52%
*51 %
52%
123%
123%
300
1%
l3/8
15,800
3,500
5,400'
•
'
48
"
Sep 27
34'/4 Jun
,
55 7%-Mar "15
25
1% Jan
•
1 % Feb
2
17 '/a Apr
•27% Oct 26
24.
*,
Feb;» 5
47% Mar 15
27 Ya Oct
22
43% Jan
16% Jun
79% Jan
15
51% Jan
25% Aug
21% Jan
Oct
31
- Oct
>26% Feb
7
>18% May
24% Dec
2
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
'
70
25
Jan
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
22
21%
221/4
21%
22%
22
22%
28%
28%
27%
28%
273/4
28%
27%
273/4
34%
35
34%
351/4
35'/s
35%
34%
35%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
333/a
323/4
33
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156%
154%
1543/4
154%
155%
155%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
90
90
*89
50c
62
62%
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27
27%
26%
26%
26%
Bliss &
Laughlin Inc
(E
Boeing
May 22
W)
Co
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100
213/4
22%
27
27%
34
32%
343/4
•
28 Ya
15434
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156%
28 3/4
92
♦90
92
*89
1,000
28%
8,300
I
28
92
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92
20
61%
60%
60%
60
61
61
61
3,100
27
263/4
27
26%
27
263/4
27
11,100
26%
263/8
263/e
26%
26%
'
V:
26 V*
26%
13%
14
13%
14
133/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
24%
23%
23%
233/8 <24%
23%
24
23%
23%
34%
355/o
35
5
35%
—1
Co
8,800
123,400
23%
„—
18%
Inc—1.25
Club
7,800
33
,_50c
—2.50
26%
r
r
—No par
4.
Book-of-the-Month
Borden
5
Co—
Bond Stores Inc
V
9
67% May 24
Mar 18
125
21%
Blaw-Knox Co
4
57
2
1%
100
40% Feb
23% Jan
1%
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common-.
4%%
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
20 %
*122%
125
100
Bliss
-
*51%
52%
123
8
common
preferred
14
19% July 26
*51%
52%
125%
1
1
Co
Corp
23
30 % July 26
18
Mar 14
59%
60%
.*51 %
*122
40c
Co—
16% Apr
1
1%
2 pesos
Inc
Gypsum
27% Jan
5
X60
'
126
_i
Leasing
Co
Aug
28% Mar 12
16
*123
100
'
12% Jan
22'%
21% Jan
35% May 29
41% Jun
f
7
56% Feb
24
7%
64 % Aug 26
33% Apr 16
26% Apr 15
64
39% Jan
50
;
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29% Aug 29
Jun 11
20% Jan
12
&
Bestwall
3
2
25
31
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60% ,61%
1
51%
51%
1
common
'
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16
Mar 19
40% Jun
18
153
preferred
Berman
3
34% Apr
160
Jun
28% Jan
3
;
Benguet Consolidated Inc
15
Sep
I
$4.50 cdnv preferred
91
22% Oct
20
36
86 % Mar 27
87% Nov
3
35% Jan
L
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25% July 15
13
Sep
26% Jan
152'/4 Apr 24
27'% Mar 14
140 % July 24
17
27
42
22% Oct
5%
125% Aug 26
1% Feb
6
1 % Jan
20
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Beneficial Finance Co
Aug 26
55 % Jun
3
114% Mar
128 % Mar 23
15
Bendix
63
50'% Aug
54% May 28
49% July 16
108'% Jun
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48% Jan
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15
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2
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21
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85
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29% May 29
22
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23
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24
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83% Jan
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;
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14
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2
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5
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20
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34
18
24
26
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1
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16% Mar 12
8% Aug 26
13% May 21
8
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2
235/a Apr 24
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23
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23
4
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May 28
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see page
23.
11
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Canadian Breweries
3
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8
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4
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$4.25 conv preferred
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25
5%
45
8
333/a
43
-
10
;
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53/4
45%
4 ;;
4
1
Co
Canada Dry
Foreign
103/4 May
2
Terminal
California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp —
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
—•
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22% Jan
„
,
94% May 22
■
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9
Sep
3
Aug 20
107% Jan 28
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9
4
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17
2
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42%
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Burlington Industries Inc
Burndy
Corp
—
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,
11% Apr 11
333/« Aug 23
92% Apr 17
21% Jan
2
—
Mar
,;
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13%
42%
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10% Jan
7
91% Jan
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13
11
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3
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12% Jan
9
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—
323/4 Jan
18Ya Feb
10
Sep 25
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76
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50%
42%
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Buffalo Forge Co —1—
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Bullock's Inc
4
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/
42%
327/b
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(E J) & Sons—
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2.50
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-3.50
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3
Bristol-Myers Co common
l
3%% preferred
_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 ——J
—5
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65 Ya Sep 10
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22
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July 9
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114
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1
2
14
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25 '
13
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3
28% Jun
23
13% Jun
4
87%
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47%
———10
Brach
13
47%
47%
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5% preferred ———:
—100
14
9% Feb
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
35 % Aug 27
4% Feb
'
52% Jan
2
9
5% Feb
37% Jan
.
99% Feb
-99% Feb
2
28% May 21
9% Apr 16
7
Mar 13
Apr
14% May
Borg-Warner Corp common——5
3%%
preferred
—100
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5% Jan
27 "
4
2
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•
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26
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Feb
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;
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(1058)
,
;Monday, September
.
16
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
?■' 56
37 % Oct
24
22
Oct
25
V 9
Jun
13
964
1034*
26% Oct
.-;
19
Dec
27
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49% Sep
36% Jan
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26
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4
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,
Mar 22
5
&
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5
9
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19
Dec
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____1
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7
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;
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11
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5
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9 A
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10
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12
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2
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19-,. Jun
22
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20:
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35 % Feb
1:
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37
8% Dec
;
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27/
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48'/4 Jan
102'
98% Jan
3;
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6
31% Oct
23
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>
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4
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12
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53
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Nov
July
3
Apr
221
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84% Jan
12
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201
33
19% Nov
26
27% Jan
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19
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19% May 29
81% May
1
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24 Vs Aug
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41% Jan
22% Jan
21
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30
Nov
19
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2
101
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46
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4 ,..
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Investing Co___
.
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City Stores «/C<*—h.-.—y- -5
Clark Equipment Co___-_
_A_10 .*
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•
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$4.50 preferred called
com.No
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par:'
;
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8% July 193
3
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Jan 2lt/f.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_._.l
Aug
5Cdlgate-Palmolive Co common.A__l
A,
Dec
31 y2 May
14!
Oct
28;
24
14
Jun
25i
69
Jun
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22
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34
Jun
27
41
7, A
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42 % Jan
7 A
75%
30 Vs Apr
18
26% Jan
2
31
Jan
17
22.% Jan
8
29 %
79% Jan
26
Mky 10
Columbia Pictures
77% Jan
2
83.
Feb
8
67 A
2 {
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25
$4.25
preferred.!.
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Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec.__5
Combustion Engineering Inc
.1
72% Mar 16
31% Feb
55% Jan
16
.5
/
7% Jun
25
11% Oct
24
8; Oct
,
3
30
A
Jun
25
65 V4 May 28
103,
96
May 29
May 29
25
Jun
25
25% Jun
27
21% Oct
24
46
May 28
30% Oct
22
44%, Jan
11% Jan
15% Feb
13.
Apr
50% Dec
83% Dec
107 Vi Oct
4
7
18
5
27
19
113% Mar 30
49 % Jan
2
39
Jan
2
36 V. Mar 16
65% Apr
45% Feb
30
20
33 V. May 29
3
42 3/4 Apr
101% Dec
23
07% Jan
2
104 Va Nov
7
89 Va Jan
3
17 V4 Jun
25
28% Mar
02
15
94 %
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Aug
5% Oct
24'
353/4 May 29
101
July 20
38
Jun
25
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3
4
Dec
24'
18
Oct
25
47 Vi
May 29
8% Jun
25
43% May 29
15 Vs May 29'
18%
23
Oct~24
Sep
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27
Sep
22
453/4 Jan
2
96
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Apr
27
12
9
2
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2
3
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19
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48 3/4 Feb 18
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25
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1.
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2:
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2/
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4
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11
Aug 26
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48
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6
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2
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413/8 Jan
2
7
22% Jan
27% Jan
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9
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15
5
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13
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11
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<
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
5%
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Number
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6299
(1059)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
1
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Z
Highest
157/a Feb
Jan
12
18
4
17% Jun
3
9
263/4 Jan
15
1
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23
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25
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16 ¥2 Jan
2
27'% Oct
26
433/8 Mar 21
32 ¥2 Jan
2
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607/a Mar 28
49
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87
11
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96 3/4 May 17
213/4 Mar 12
Feb
Oct
24
68 3/4 Jan
17
83
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27
113/4 Oct
26
19 ¥2 Feb
12
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28
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591/4
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convertible
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7
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1
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Aug
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21
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16
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63 ¥4 Apr
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V
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23
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10
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19
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14 ¥a Jun
13
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20%
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41
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2.50
6
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;* 108 % Sep
*
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190
100
preferred
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11
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48
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Thursday
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preferred
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95 ¥2 Aug
May
3 ¥2%
31
83 ¥2 Jan
Products
Corning Glass
Aug 21
56¥2 Atg 23
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2
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2
48,
Sep
59% Jan
91 4
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24
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18
2
213
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20% Jun 20
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6 ¥8
5
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Mar 13
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81 ¥a Apr
5
6
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153/4 Jan
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95
21
113/4 May 10
43/4 Mar 21
17
5 ¥2 Dec
28
91
24
SALE
Tuesday
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198 ¥2 Sep
89 ¥4 Aug
6
87 ¥2 Jan
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Monday
\
10
Sep
60
LOW AND
STOCK
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
11
253/4 Sep
•?' 42¥4
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152 3/4 M'ar
27
31
Oct
(5
6
Feb
90
14
92 ¥2 Jan
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1943/4 Mar 19
27
Dec
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40
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32 3/4 Oct
91
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12
7
89 ¥8 Apr
13
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3
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2
16 ¥a May 24
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18 3/8 Mar 12
133/4 Jan
2
22% Sep
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
86 ¥2 Jan
May 29
11
9 ¥2 Jun
25
27
46 ¥2
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3
Aug
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preferred series A
River
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;
20% May 29
29 ¥4 Jan
2
77 ¥2 July 27
85 ¥2 Dec
31
82
4
88 ¥2 Jun
28
Preferred
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78 ¥2 Aug
2
81 ¥2 Aug 30
86
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31
87 ¥2 Jun
12
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series
B
100
87
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13
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87
May 10
90
29
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series
C
100
34 ¥2 May 28
513/a Apr
16
*88'%
50c
45'%
45%
41 ¥2 Oct
2
57 ¥4 Feb
27
20 ¥2 Dec
13
26
553/8 Feb
21
Mar
45% Feb
51 ¥2 Jan
20
12¥2 Jun
38 ¥4 Jun
Jan
.
15
18
29 ¥1
25
31 ¥2 Jan
26
343/4 Jan
10
31 ¥2 Jan
26% Oct
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
24
53% Jan
2
9% Oct
25
27% Jan
18
173/a Feb
113/4 Oct
26
23% Mar 26
Oct
23
40% Feb
21
48 ¥4 Mar 23
43% Jan
3
19
May 29
213/4 Jan
3
313/4 July 18
23¥a Jan
2
Jan
25
253/4 Jan
2
19
28
24
Dec
7
207% Jan
26
373/8 Jan
Mar
55
223% jan
2
15 ¥4 Aug
5
22
May 29
26
24 /,
81 ¥s July 12
,
114
44
10
27
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2
48
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29
84
2
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46
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2
50
12/
47
Mar 27
43 ¥2 Apr
15
47
19/
49 ¥8
May 25
47 ¥4 Apr
26
5G¥4 Mar
2
48 ¥4 Jun
13
46
45
Feb
7
48 ¥2 July 13
47
17
Oct
23
293/4 Feb 19
433/4 Jan
8
May 29
23 ¥4 Oct
-Aug
7
153/4 Jan
13
24 ¥2 Aug
7
313/4 Jan
13
20% Jan
19
Apr
16
16
46 ¥4 Jan
2
7
90
Jan
2
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2
31% May 29
80 ¥2 Jun
22
93 ¥2 Dec
9 ¥8 Oct
24
Jun
25
85
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7
30
Jun
106 ¥a July 24
98 ¥2 Mar
4
9
July
40 3/a Mar 23
May 28
52
4
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115% Mar 15
101
34¥2 Jan
Ull
88 ¥2 Jan
25
18
89
Jan
22
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3
91
26
2
July 30
50 ¥4 Jun
Aug 23
333/4 Nov
2
17
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27
Jan
24
95
Feb
20
Nov
30
98% Jun
24
26
Jun
27
371/8 Nov
30
32 ¥1 Jan
18
22% Jun
27
33% Jan
30
26 ¥2 Jan
2
5 ¥»: Jun
14
101
24
6 ¥4 Jan
2
Jun
25
56 ¥8 Feb
233/4 Sep
24
383A Dec
16
17
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
15Va Oct
19
26% Jan
26
4¥4 Sep
41
8
50
Jan
Aug 26
Feb
13
24
42
24
15% Mar 16
28 ¥a Jun
15
273/b Jan
9
34% Mar
V2~Mar
42% Jan
Jun
55
21
49
23'A Jan
68
30
2
14
Aug 22
18'A May 29
26% Feb
47 ¥4 Jan
4 % Jan
63
26
Oct
2
11 ¥4 Nov
,
'
5
21 ¥2 Jan
Jan
57
12
30
2
61
Jun
25
8 ¥4 Jun
27
14
Mar
3
9
23
36% Jan « 2
27
49 ¥b Apr
24
May 29
9
46 Ye Mar 14
9 ¥2 Jan
r25
3 8 ¥2
4
15
31
29
213/4 Feb
7
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14
Nov
Jun
16
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14
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51/2 May 29
111% Feb
13
19 ¥2 May 29
32% Jan
2
52 3/4 Feb
21
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Nov
27
Jan
May
37% Jan
43
10 ¥4 Oct
2
2
6
3
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11% May 29
41/4 Apr 16
15
May 1
32% Apr 19
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22% Jan
2
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footnotes,
see
page
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5
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1
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37,600
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50
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9
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—1
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40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
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Fairchild Stratos Corp
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
141/s
51 Va
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40 Vs
18
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253/4
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5
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9%
18%
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31
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57%
38
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36¥4
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37¥4
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preferred
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Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
573/4
75%
37%
19
preferred
57 ¥4
71 ¥4
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573/4
75
36%
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56'A
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9,900
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conv
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48
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4%
487/a
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45
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Radio
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1,500
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50
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248'A
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106%
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15
15 Va
33¥a
43¥2
48%
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46 3/e
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1
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1
41/4% preferred
100
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2.50
4 ¥2 % preferred
j
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Arner—1
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87
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247
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50
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preferred
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32
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143/4
151/4
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106 ¥4
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246 ¥2
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86
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50
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15%,-.
106%
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248 ¥4
50
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&
15%
.
246
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;
common
y
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preferred
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22
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6 Va Jan
23 ¥a
23
25%
:
26'%
41/2%
20 ¥2 Apr
16¥4 Jan
251%
Y"Y
25%
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49»A May
100
2IV/4
25%
26 ¥2
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Elgin National Watch Co
48 iA
19,900
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26¥a
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26'A
12,400
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11
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.
21
26¥4
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46 3% Feb
21 Va
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25%
27
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Eagle-Plcner Co
1
25
21
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21%
26%
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Cigar Corp
5
Dynamics Corp of America com_—1
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2
8
13
21%
—
21¥4
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50c
f
preferred
$2.10 preferred
11
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.
4.10%
Aug 28
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31% Apr 30
16% Jan
36'/2
30 ¥2
4,800
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21%
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102
65
35%
30%
I
5
21% Feb
6,800
36
30
60
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30 Vb Jun
May 20
25%
35 ¥2
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33i%
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6
35%
29%
29%
25%
Echlin
Mar
25 ¥4
35%
30'A
35Vb
30%
59i%
11
51
7,600
253/a
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36
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9,500
60
12
31% July
49 Va
23
18
12'A Jan
48%
34Ve
Sep
Sep
44¥4
49¥2
243/4
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78% Sep
44¥4
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:
22 3/4
63 Vb
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25,900
43%
48
24%
47
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331%
15
Apr
11.100
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45 3/8
60
38 ¥2 Jun
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14¥2
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35%
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4,600
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193/4
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10
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19%
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30
14%
20
25%
25 3/a
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26%
21
93/4
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400
4,700
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47'%
30
59
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.
20
41%
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1.25
49'A
58%
93/4
33%
30
453/a May 16
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19%
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49%
591/2
49%
■:
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5
July 18
43
58
9%
-
59%
Eastern
3
14'% Jan
14'%
20 ¥2
41%
preferred
4.20% preferred
26
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58 ¥4 Mar 11
14'%
20
,
22%
Eastman
23 ¥a
Jan
58'%
76.5C0
33
2
July
29¥2 Jun
13
9
16'A Oct
:Jan
2% :Jan
3
34 ¥4 Sep
2
58
10
13,600
14%
35
331/4
4
Jan
38
May 17
20 ¥2 Jan
1
July 30
591/4
10
4%
23
19% Jan
1
34 ¥2 May 29
3
Mar 20
39¥2 Mar 15
46
35¥a Jun 25
12 ' Oct 24
2
July 23
July 24
58%
10
¥4
3 5 ¥2
14'/2
35
15
35
49 ¥2
60
Eastern
39
17 ¥8 Jan
593A
9%
141/2
*343/4
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32
122% Apr
31 ¥4 Mar
8
H205/a Mar 27
30 ¥4
7¥a Oct
64 ¥2
58
9
58%
15 Ve
591/8
101 ¥2 May 17
18 3/4 May 29
2
24
22 Va Oct
243/, Apr
29 ¥0 Sep
/
50
;Y35:"'Y
60
$4.15
4
23
49%
1
!
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
4
553/8 Feb
14%
35
493/4
2.50
du Pont de Nemours
(E I)
$4.50 preferred —a,
3
11
243/a Feb
273/4 Jan
15
35'A
49
Y;.Y-Y
33 3/4
Mar 21
Sep
12
3
13%
351/4
50
59¥4
21
50
33 ¥a Dec
23
15% July
48 ¥4 Jun
24 ¥4
19
14'A
35 ¥4
■
323%
7
16 ¥4 Dec
.;
25
18% Oct
-May .1
¥4 Jun
7
16 3/4 Jun
16,400
35 Va
l
May 31
¥4 Aug
6
42 3/4 Jan
171/2
35%
5
Dresser
Duplan
Aug 13
45 ¥1 Jan
15,300
171/4
35
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
34% Aug 19
4
211/2
173/4
21%
171/2
35%
No par
DuBois
10
Feb
173/4
35
13%
Dunhill International
Apr
171/4
35'%
48'A
Sons
Duke
30%;Jan
18
35
1
&
4
42
17i%
21 ¥4
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Chemical Co
Dow
.
163/4 July 10
2563/4 May
9
l093/4 Mar 15
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24
32,400
a
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transactions
Fund
4
Sep
Sep
1,800
21¥4
18'A
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66
16 ¥u
21%
351/4
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Ltd
223/a Aug 30
2
14
Sep
v
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105% Apr
32 ¥4'Mar 22
44
2
10
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21 Va
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Productions
Dover
66
229¥2 July 26
27
5 V
Jan
26
Feb
Apr
97 ¥2 Apr
t
24 ¥b May 29
Jan
13
55 7
21'%
2 8 ¥4
173/4
Club Inc—
Pepper Co
Mines
4,300
543/4
28
1
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dome
55 ¥2
55¥2
28%
50c
Distillers
35% Aug 26
May 1
28% Aug 12
25% Jan 15
4
53 % Apr
;
2543/4 Mar 14
5
39
16
Mar
16 ¥4 Jan
May 27
Jan
13
27
23
Jan
6t
63/4 May 29
164 ¥2 Jun
101 ¥2 Jun
8
25
/
(Walt)
Dr.
213%
No par
(The)
55
543/4
28%
1
Corp
Corp
Fruit Corp
DiGiorgio
54%
56%
28%
34%
National
Diners'
54
54%
*28%
15
Co
Stores
Disney
541%
55%
28%
No par
—
Diana
'y
533A
53%
28'%
20%
-
1
Detroit Steel Corp
Vilbiss Co
Diamond
21
541/4
¥4.
10
Edison
Douglas Aircraft Co^
5
Oct
Detroit
14
4
Jun
29
293% Jan
24
13
54%
283/4
Dominick
Apr
53%
53%
Donnelley
July 16
22 ¥21 Jan 22
55
54;re
3
Coatings
13
28% May 22
36% Sep
3
33% Aug 20
22 ¥2
;
Inc
10
32
Feb
Lines
24
72% Jan
Mar
Air
Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
DeSoto Chemical
21 ¥2 Jun
27
11
Dentist's
29 ¥4 Apr
24
43
Delta
6
Jun
31
11
12
4
17 ¥2 Oct
20 ¥2 May 29
3,200
Foreign
16 ¥a Jun
20 s/8 Dec
24 ¥a
17,100
21 ¥2
15% May 14
23% May 9
45% Aug 29
51% Jun 12
3
5
16 ¥2 May 29
800
65'A
21 ¥4
60% Ang 20
12% Jan 15
2
21% Jan
22 3/4 Dec
40
45Va
643/4
213/4
Diamond Alkali
22
27
45 Va
65%
21
De
25
17 ¥2 Jun
45 ¥a
6434
19
12 ¥4 Jun
15
45¥a
11
353/8 Jun
22% May 29
45'%
213/4
54 ¥2 Feb
183/8 July 31
273/4 Jan
2
16
*88'/2
653/4
39 ¥2 Jun
15 ¥8
9 ¥2 Aug 26
HVsMar
6
60
¥2
65%
24
15
86
21'%
11
22
10 ¥4 Oct
35 ¥2
3
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21%
Sep
Sep
453A Jan
86 ¥2
*88 ¥2
66 ¥4
44% July 22
12
Oct
40
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86
65%
May 29
18% Sep
5
2
45i%
5,900
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;
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23
2
10% Jan
45i%
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31'/2
311/2
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2
4
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311/4
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31
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313%
86
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66
9
183/a Jan
*85%
31'%
86
153/4
21
32 ¥2 Jun
315/e Dec
*85'%
92 ¥2
15%
1
6
20
31'A
86
96 ¥2
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Delaware & Hudson
No par
Delaware Power & Light Co—.—6.75
2
30
Inc
31%
86
6,200
911/2
Deere & Co
18
Nov
31%
A—__100
45¥4
15%
,
3
Feb
93/a Oct
30
common—7
series
15%
11
19 ¥b Jan
12 ¥» Mar
Records
Light
*90 ¥2
16 Ye
10
56a% Sep
56% Sep
26
Decca
&
44%
91 ¥2
July
23 ¥t
12
22 Va Jan
7¥a May 29
25
693% Jun
2
Apr
3
36 ¥4 Mar
15
15 ¥2 Jun
Jan
46
18% Mar 27
46 ¥1 Jan
Feb~15
2l¥a Jun
313/4 Aug 26
45'A
53%
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6%
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51
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-
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1060)
.
.
.
Monday, September 16. 1963
-
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
May 28
25
28
6% Jun
14
.
11% Oct 24
Jun 25
23% Feb
24
14% Feb
6% Oct
14% Oct
6 %
2
22 % Feb
25
.
7
24
37% Jun
54% Jan
19% May 17
Fedders
9 % May
8
2
3
42
*•
5%%
Mar 21
1
24% May 22
-
11
55%.Sep
2
42% Jan
-2
Dec
6
13
Sep
13
18% Jun
7
53% Feb
'6
35% Jan
2
45%. Sep
11
18% Jun .20
31% Feb
15
14
May 29 '
22% May 29
.35 Va Mar 15
27
17
10 % May 29
"/Oct 24
29
~24
23"% Oct
23
11
2
35% Feb
18
2
50% Aug
•;
25% Oct
31%'Sep
,Jau
9
36% Apr' 2
66
Apr 15
Jjlly 23
29
23 % Mar 20
-to
32'
48% Mar 21
-
'37% Jan
Corp
■V Fiberboara
.
Paper
2
31 % Jan
24
45% Sep
3
50%. Jan
2
,60% Jun
12
First -National
8
18% Jan
2
23% July
11
Fischback & Moore
85
,
87
Mar
23%" Sep
17% Jan
2
85% Jan
;
8
23
5
Jun
25
\ 90
5
101% July
$4.50
conv
Sep
13
$2.25
conv
11% Sep
6
Florida
Fast
," Jan
% Jan
3
Jan
23
Jan
40% Feb
25
9
65% Jan
2
78% Sep
5
Florida
2
20
Jun
10
25
12% Oct
24
30 % Mar
29 % Oct
24
30
47
f
14
Dec
35% Jan
40 % Jan
18% Oct 26
Jan
46 % Jan
2
95% Jan
i
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
21 % Jan
8
13
Jan
4
3
11% Jan
2
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34%
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1
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18%
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14% Jan
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24% July 15
11
•
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7
13% May 29
May 29
10 % Jun 25
7%
9
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18
23
Jan
7%
16
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F
97
7%
-7%
163/a
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49% Aug 21
14
45 Va
2.50
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25% Feb
2
21% Jan
21
96
22
Jan
45%
8%
i 8%
8%
Fluor Corp Ltd-—_—_—____—2.50
Dec
89
16 %
45%
\/ 22%
Railway
Coast
V' 16
16
1
Florida Power Corp__
82% Feb
25
47%
32
45"
——
5
48 % Jun
8%
-No par
A 2nd preferred
100
B 2nd pfd—__—No-par
preferred
$4
.;
41
28% Jun
8%
Flintfcote.' Co common *
:
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A
8%
No^ar
5
2
8%
Inc——1—-^,—1
13
25
•
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Feb
-Mar 16
26
3% Jun
17Va
Inc_
6% Feb
104
..i 46
35% Jun
30%;
16%
Firestone The & Rubber
No pgr
.First Charter Financial Corp_Np par
•
2
26% Mar 16
30%
17%
series
Federation
-Financial
72% Jan
••
311%
17
.1; ;■
20% May
1
Oct 24
301/4
17%
10
.". 50% Jan
80% Aug
31%
17
Corp'
.
12
?
30%
17%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
43% Oct .24
May 29
13% Oct 23
31%
17%
Filtrol
•
Shares
31
1—U-~—■-t-1
Products—No par
.
the Week
'
>17%
________
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•
27% Jan
>
5
28%/O.ec ;
:•
Sept. 13
17%
—_1
pfd
Friday
Sept. 12
31%
A—23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4-60%
preferred
—___25
Federated Dept Stores—
—1.25
Fenestra Inc
A10
2nd
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 11
1
_:
conv
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
5
—„
Corp
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
Mogul Bower Bearings____5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
1
8
19% May
30% Aug
Par
Federal
5
2
23% Jan
V
May 10
22% July 11
Corp
47% Jun
5
Apr
16% Jan >
-7
44% Feb
25
30'A Oct
.
Fawick
;V
Monday
Family Finance Corp
Fanstqel Metallurgical Corp—__
30
19
LOW AND
•
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
9% May 16
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
5
42% Mar 15
Apr
23% Feb
2
8 Vb Jan
10% Mar 13
31
34
16% July 15
2
Jan
8
26% Jan
Mar 29
29
13% Jun
20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
•
V
11,000
,
400
16%
•
4,700
"
8% Nov
20% Mar 29
7
36% Jun
26
9% May
Sep
Foote
13
Sep
15%
3
11
Mineral
•
47
Dec
26
42
59
1
Mar
Ford
4
45% Feb
8
23
24
67
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
37% Jun
25% Oct
24
42% Apr
11
30% Feb
38% May 27
7% Oct
19% Jan
3
24
:•
12
Jan
2
56
24
26
45% Sep
33% Jun
12
6
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
20
84
30% Oct 24
46% May 22
Nov
Jan
12%
12%
12%
12%
125%
14%
,141/4
57
56 y4
58
581/4
59
57%
583%
56 5%
2
15
Corp
Friden
Co^p
Stores
4%
27
33
33%
33 Va
15%
95,200.
v
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58
34%
34%
333/8
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' </
26%
527,100
26%;
34 Va
33
34
333/b
33'%
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10% "
.
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•
7%
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25%
25
10
25%
26
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43%
29%
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88
88
5
33%
333/4
33
37
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36%
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42%
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26 3/a
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261/4
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25,300
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421/4
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5
2
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1
100
.
51,500
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26Vb
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42%
common
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10%
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27
26 3/4
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89% Aug 26
10%
27
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—1
.
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Freeport
,
10%
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Franklin
9% Jan
28 Vs Apr
85
May 29
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6
7% Aug
78% May 29 V
17%
28
Foxboro
' 7
22% Jan
2
26% Mar 19
3
29% Jan
29
19% Oct
'/
1
Foremost
Foster-Wheeler Corp
14% Jan
24
23 % Oct
12%
a
56
—2 %
Inc-
11% May 20
31% May 20
24
Oct
Apr
Dairies
2
30
7% Oct
8% Jan
121
——-1
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'
22% Oct
25
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Co——
Motor
30 Vb
293/4
30
58,000
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301/4
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30,600
,
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25
35% Jun
58
Feb
-4% Mar 19
27% Jan 10
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
10% Jun
14% Jan
4
23% Jun
26
32% Feb
8
May
24
44 % May
52% Jun
25
86
5% Jun
26
Jun
28
70
Jan
2
26% Mar
9
Jan
22 % Apr
30% Jan
100
23
7% Jan
16
91 % Jan
8% Apr
8
9
10% Jan
26
20% Jan
28
13% July 19
23
79% Jan
8
Jun
27
4% Oct
94
46% Mar 20
29% Jan
4
34
6% Apr
19
25
36% Feb
1
25
78% Mar 12
59
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23 % Jun
71% Mar
117/a
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1
29%
30
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30
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99%
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33%
33%
79 V4
79%
American
$4.50
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preferred
com
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2
24
11%
General
15
Jun
11 Va
7
83% Jan
54% Jun
No par
voting pref
Amer
36% Jan
Dec
19%
General
6
85
Sep
Sep
__—
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Texas.
of
General
Bancshares
1
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13
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Apr
5% Jun
3
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7
84% Jun
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98
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30
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29
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-
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43/8
29
5,400
.
33%
9%
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114
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29
2
_
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Cable Corp com
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc—
5
29% Feb
6
■-
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5
Corp
4%
29
27
5
Baking Co common——.5
preferred ■ _________—i—No par
24
4
:4%
19 3/a
Oil
42% Mar 15
Oct
4%
19%
Amer
18% Aug
49
19%
General
9% Jan
37'A
48%
28
conv
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$8
33
37
48%
19%
8
Aug 13
32%
37%
48
28 ;:
4
81% Jun
32 3A
37
483/4
1
com__
July
130
4%
43/8
4%
32%
37%
47 Va
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10% Aug 23
3
2
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common_l
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37%
'
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40 Vb Jan
2
Nov
Inc
32%
V
convertible
$0.60
14
*
Acceptance
General
15
13% Mar 21
31% July 25
67% Jan
4%%
33 % Mar 27
*
8
97
Sep
6% Mar 28
4
8% Apr
99
1
20
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
6
7% Nov
27
Gardner-Denver Co
13
Feb
11% Jan
32
13
3% Jan
11
102
39% Jun
49
19
7
Oct
2
19% July 10
11 % July 23
16
94% Jan
27
Stoogmo Inc
43% Jan
40 % Mar 20
21
2% Oct 24
18% Jun 14
27
Gamble
31% May 28
31% Mar 14
821%
X8l%
5%
5'A
53/a
9,500
.
25
83'A
25 3/8
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83%
26
•
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9,700
,
833A
95,500
■
35% July 25
53% Mar
5
39% Jan
21% Sep
5
57% Jun
25
9~6
Jan
2
77% Mar
4
10% Oct
22
30
Jan
4
11
33% Jan
116% Dec
2
1
25
Dec
20
115% Dec
21
21% May 29
Jun
108
44% Jun
59%
106% May 29
Apr
21% Jan
3
113
Apr
Jan
2
27
88% Dec
31
87
Jan
14
43% Aug 14
32
May
Oct
24
30% Mar
81% Jun
15
1
17% Jan
General
'ft'/
10
General
Instrument
Aug 26
General
Mills
39
116% Feb
79% Set;
118% Jun
v
5%
1
27 % Aug 20
39% May
4% May 29
Aug 23
3
89
89 3/4
*89
89%
37
37
*37%
373/a
2,000
21%
21%
213A
21%
35,200
323/s
333/4
33 3/a
33
34
331/4
36'A
363/a
75,100
38%
*37
Precision
Equipt Corp
preferred
conv
General
Public Service-
Public
7
$1.30
8
2
28% Sep
13% Jun
4
General
18
General
Time
27% May
1
103Va July 18
General
Tire
30'A Apr
4
25
102'% Feb
23
14
1063/4 Apr 13
42 3% Feb 19
20% Jan
100
Apr
101'A Jan
35
100
Jan
3
16
4
14
Aug 16
22
58 'A Jan
3
43'% Mar
40 V4 May 29
623/4 Jan
2
52
12'/a Jun
25
20
Feb
16
May 29
19
Feb
21
53
Mar
6
Steel
Utilities
33
July
Jan
24
26
55
2
28
Jan
433/4 Mar 15
33
Jan
323/a Mar 21
2
23 % Jan
8% Jun
6
22
14% Feb
14
24
45% Feb
14
24
9% May 29
36% Oct 22
21 Vb Nov
14
151/4 Feb
1
72.V2 Jan
4
42% Jan
2
247/a Oct
24
443/4 Jan
2
31% Mar
1
307/a Jun
21
547/8 Feb
30
9% Jan
Gibson
16% Sep
25
Feb
18
Globe-Union
13% Jan
9
9
Aug 22
351/4 Mar 19
Sep
42% Feb
20
37% Feb
28
49 3/a Jun
16 Vs July 29
21 % Apr
12 3/a Oct
24
341/4 Jan
2
15% Jan
22
49'A Jan
2
26
2
11
12% Jan
29 % Jan
2
20% Jan
Dec
12
81,1/4 Jan
86% Jun
27
83
2
27
25% Jan
5
2vb Jan
41/2 Jan
11
23
607/e Jan
2
393/8 Jan
49% Apr
4
18
24
24'A Feb
62% Feb
8
30% Oct
6
35
347/a Oct
12 3/4 Oct
26
473/8 Feb
1
43% Jan
55
14 Va Jan
19Vb Aug 28
49%
Sep
27Va
27%
27'A
27%
27%
283/8
11%
lla/4
2.50
Cards
14
647/8 Nov
26
47'A Dec
5
Feb
8
30% Mar 18
31% Jan
45% Aug 16
61% Jan
89
Sep
4
52% May 13
41% Jan
l
30% Dec
5
30 Va Jan
46%
Sep
13
703/a Jun
27
81% Dec
31
82
93
30% Oct
24
44'A Apr
19
38 Va Jan
Sep
Sep
13
11
Jan
Jan
3
43% Apr 12
943/4 May n
34
87% Jan
95
Jan
90
2
97
95
Apr
Mar
97% Jun
107
Dec
7
12
*
993/4 Feb
50 3/a
393/4 Mar 28
973/4 Jun 28
100 V4 Feb
28
1013/4 July 23
17
105
Sep
,108% Mar 14
106
Feb
.108% Jan
110% Jun
18
16% Aug
22% Jan
7
41
footnotes,
Mar 12
see page 23.
30
26%
1,600
28V4
28%
125,700
11%
24%
HV4
24%
113A
11%
11%
xll %
11%
18,300
-
24%
69,600
23%
*102
1041/2
104%
35%
353/8
353/4
35 !A
100%
100%
1003/4
*100%
54%
55%
54'A
55'A
55'A
56%
68'%
691/2
673/4
68
68'A
69
_4
233/4
24'A
23%
24
23%
1
12%
12%
xl2%
29%
30'A
29%
x35%
123A
30 Va
36%
12%
291/4
36%
37%
5
35%
34%
lo
16%
11%
52%
38%
38%
38%
38%
46%
47Vb
46%
47
16%
17%
16%
28 Va
16 Va
26%
29'A
16'A
26%
84
2%
46%
84
2%
18%
18%
'47%
45%
45
151%
26%
42%
*85
46%
18%
48'A
53
20%
45%
151%
26%
43 Va
88
47'A
& Co
Union
Granite
Graniteville
Grant
Co
City
Ltd
Great
Nor
&
16'/a
16 V»
26%
26%
1
*83'A
2%
85
2%
Co__1
46%
100
Iron
Stores
.___
Pacific Tea
Ore
Prop—No par
1%
45
No par
1
52
19%
par
20%
153
26%
42 Vs
Co___3
3
preference-
45'A
*151
100
_____—
52 Vs
20'A
52%
44%
Corp
preferred
Shoe
Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
47
18%
—25
com_i_No
Green
4%%
29
_
5
preferred
Great
18
28 %
"
16%
17%
2.50
common
tGrayson-Robinson
Atlantic
16'A
5
6.25
Co
Great
11%
5
____
Steel
(W T) Co
3%%
1
26%
43 %
50
86
86
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
47
47%
43%
conv
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Utilities
Co
preferred
100
$4.40
preferred
100
$4.44 preferred
$5 preferred
100
"
——
Co
:
—_
100
2.50
42%
*92
44%
93
49%
'
38%
97
38%
*95Va
98%
99'A
100%
23
23%
38%
39'A
28%
15%
42%
17'A
16
*84
2%
46%
18%
47%
521/2
19%
*100%
*106'A
108
99'4
*•
18%
109%
18%
\ \
*108 ... 109%
18%
18%
101
11%
54%
39
38%
46%
16%
18'/a
29 %
16 Va
26%
85
2%
46%
18%
48%
53%
(20%
44%
45%
153
153
26%
26%
43 Va
43 Va
*85
87%
45'A
47
44%
46%
*92
93
38%
97
99'A
102
-**108
233/a
26%
50'A
*106% 108
»
'
46%
49%
93
100%
1U0
•v$5.08 preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
18Vb
38'A
*95Vs
com_No par
$4.20
54
49'A
42'A
*92
:_8.33Vb
Corp
22%
HV4
53%
38%
38%
46'A
16%
17%
29
38%
R)
23%
12%
293/4
36%
39%
41%
*17
11%
38 Vb
(W
5,900
15%
53%
IIV4
lo
,
Rubber
34,500
69%
28'A
38%
(B F)
900
55'A
15%
42%
17
17
.
*
49%
38%
*95%
*98
*100%
*106V4
>108
..
351/4
100%
28%
42%
220
12,100
35VB
68 3/4
15%
52%
5
IO41/2
35'A
35
170
103
54%
28Vb
42%
17%
42%
1—5
104
100%
16'A
15%
24%
*1021/2
104%
55%
28%
28V4
25
103
IO4V2
69 VB
39
'
24%
*102%
100'A
373/4
'
26%
69
38%
,'38%
1
Inc
/
373/4
38%
-
*26%
55V8
37
37Va
1
&
25
102
104 %
351/2
353/4
38
Grand
,
102
*104
103
100%
5
Financial
154
*26V4
28%
11
104%
Inc
Sugar
Aug
27%
27
2 8 Va
of Calif-1
Corp
Western
Jan
27%
26%
281/2
_5
Western
25 Va
27V».
271/2
28Vs
80c !
Great
143
27'A
27%
281/4
*27
102 3/4
Co
2,400
27%
271/2
27%
*27Va
" '
24%
102 Vt
104 %
No par
Great
July
13
24'A
100
l100
1
Great
,
30c
com
2
Jun
For
Co ol Florida—
(series B)__—25
15
May 29
lo
17,900
511/4 May 21
30
Jan
23%
24 % Anr
53
15ya Oct 23
X23%
16 VS Jan
29
105-
233/4
33 % Jan
323/4 Nov
Ju"r 24
103% July 18
23
2
21% May 29
93
233/4
28
2
Jan
233/a
357/8 Feb
17
27% May 29
23V4
42% Jan
147
Sep
27
23
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
36'A Jan
20 3/a Jun
Jan
23%
Granby Mining Co
193/4 Apr 16
33V4 Apr 22
,..,16% Aug 12
26% May
9
July 26
23 Vb
Grace
25
21% Oct
2,500
1
_No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc—___4
3
29
163/a
28%
Corp
Goodyear Tire
11
41'A Dec
20 V4 Jan
16%
28%
Co
Goodrich Co
13
14
16%
29'A.
Globe-Wernicke Inc
54% Aug 27
40
26,900
29,700
15%
28%
—
11
27
15'A Apr
Co
l
16%
29%
_l
&
34%
16
28 3A
Co
Alden
33%
16%
Brothers
Glen
341%
22,400
5%
29%
Financial
Ginn
34%
38%
53A
15 %
preferred-
Greeting
Gillette
Gimbel
34%
>
29 VB
—
Gibraltar
34
343/3
5%
153/4
Rubber
Products
34
5%
53A
293/b
Oil Co
Giant Portland Cement Co
May 15
■
53/4
5%
,
*37
38%
*37
38%
153/a
common
Getty
Glidden
Tan
12 Va Jun
137% July 3
22% Jun 26
34%
351/4
190
293/a
Corp
&
Inc
16% July 12
44% Aug 19
36%
25% Jun
23
33%
53/4
21
5
25
Electronics—3.33%
&
conv
Gerber
363/4 Apr 15
36 3/4 May 15
89
6.67
Georgia-Pacific Corp
40% Aug 26
4IV2 Apr
9
323/4 Oct
May 29
_2.50
Corp
Industries
Tele
$4.50
5
25
29
28 Va Oct
1043/4 July
16% Jan
343/a Nov
27
30
5%
Corp
preferred
Genesco
6
26V4 July 15
Aug 20
23% Jun
Dec
53/4
preference
51/2% preference
8
13
24
23
38% Apr
10
17% Jan
5
21% Oct
14
10c
$5
21
11
10
Sep
Feb
56Vb Sep
703/4 Sep
Jan
12 «/4
107
323/4
*37
38%
*37
$1.25 preferred
22
Oct
1
No par
6
27'% Jan
Jun
3% Dec
1
1
$1.60
1
28% Jun
Jun
4,900
37
2
Oct
115%
89%
22
16
115Va
213/4
General
97
1153A
26,000
37
3
100
152,300
,
21%
31% Jun
9% Mar 19
160
78 Vb
22 Va
1
20
115%
77%
37
Signal
Feb
1143/4
79%
89 3/a
Co
Refractories
19%
373/4
115%
37
21%
General
22 7/b Jan
36%
*114%
373/4
36%
General
2
37%
115%
89
General
Jan
37
*114%
22%
6
29
37 VB
1151%
36%
24
18% Oct
37 J/4
"*114%.
•v:
89%
14
July
13%
373/4
115%
36%
Jun
6
13%
13%
363/4
*114%
100
893/B
Cement
General Telephone
34
20,200
._l
Portland
Jun
2 6 3/a
2
14%
115%
34
26% Jan
22
13%
115%
16% Jun
4
July
14
1155/8
34% Feb
6
17% Oct
13
115 s/8
4
Mar
10% May 29
135/s
115%
2
Dec
75
13%
13%
115%
2
28
19 V4 Dec
24,900
115%
11 % Jan
28
16 3% July
90%
22
No par
26"% Jan
5
May 29
29'A Oct
89'/a
___3
preferred
44% Jan
25 Vs July 26
12
*213/4
89%
common—1%
Corp.
21% Mar
30 Vs Jun
22 %
88%
__100
22 % Mar 28
2
43%
*21%
89%
$3.75 preferred
No par
Outdoor Advertising
_15
43% May 31
."56 %
33% July
*43
22%
883/4
79%
General
9
2
67% Oct 24
43%
*21%
78%
General
9
24
43%
f
89 Vb
General
1
Jan
26
1'
22 Vb
88 3/8
78%
15
Jan
31% Jan
43%
*21%
89%
76 Va
95 % Mar
59
1
43%
22 Vb
76%
23% Aug 23
44% Feb
21% NOV
433/4
873/4
76 %
3
25
25% May 28
9
Oct 18
43%
22 Va
78'A
$5
5
19
37% Mar 22
Corp
common
General Motors
11
34"% Oct
5% Jan
No
Corp
preferred
2
40% Jan
2,100
1
1
par
Corp—
1
13
26% Jun
7%
Finance
I—
New
"^General Foods
Sep
15% Jun
2
16
2
30% Jun
90%
18
57% Jan
114
49% July 31
22% Sep
9
25
18%
50%
38%
9t7
99 %
102
108
109%
19...
100'A
37,500
12%
12 3A
121/4
12%
12,500
28%
29
28%
29%
21,400
36'A
36V4
*353/4
38%
39 3/a
38%
39
38%
38 3A
38%
38%
28%
2 8 3/4
28 Va
=
36'A.
1,600
125,600
5,900
29'A
5,400
15'A
15%
15
15 3/a
46,600
42%
42 3/a
42 3/4
43'A
4,200
17
171/4
17%
173/a
2,600
11%
IIV4
11%
ll'A
2,400
54'A
543A
54'A
543A
46,800
39
39%
39%
40
70,300
37
38
37%
38%
2,500
46
46%
45%
46?A
21,000
16%
16%
163/s
16%
1,200
18
18%
18%
191/4
42,600
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
27,700
16 Va
16%
11,100
12,400
153A
16
26%
26%
26%
84%
84V2
*83%
2%
*
2%
46'/a
2%
46 3/4
46 Vs
263A
500
85
>
2%
,
4,100
12,500
46%
18 3A
18 3A
18%
18%
6,000
47%
483/a
48'A
49%
13,800
52 3A
53%
52 3A
53%
12,600
20 3/a
48,200
46 3/a
13,200
193/4
193/4
19%
45'A
443A
45%
153%
153%
*152
154%
110
26
26%
26
26%
43%
43%
43V41
44 Va
2,700
18,400
*86
88
*87
453/a
45%
44%
,451/2
46 3/a
493A
38%
453A;
100
90
46'A
18,800
46 3/4„
29,000
-
-100
93
93
50 Va
49%
50
96,000
38 3/a
38 %
38 3/8
14,300
93
*92
,
*95%
97
*98
99%
:
*95%
*98
97
99%
*100%
102
*100%
102
*106'A
108
*106V4
*108
140
100
108
109%..
*108
/. 109V2
18%
19
181/2
19%
32,800
.
198
Volume
Number 6299
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle *
(1061)'
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Sept. !>
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Par
Friday
Sept. .13
the Week
Shares
H
37% Aug 3Q
10
24
7
36 % Mar 22
May 29
% May 28
44% Oct
Jan
29
Apr
29
33% Sep
9
59%
29
25
36
48i/2 Feb
12
54% Aug
30
Feb
14
2
27% Jan
May 28
10% Sep
10
2
22% Feb
6
Jan
3
93
Feb
4
26 % Jun
26
36% Jan
31
291/4 Jan
2
16% Oct
21% Oct
24
34% Jan
4
2l i/s Feb
6
23
34% Jan
Oct
3
18% Jun
83
July
26
27% Jan
27
108
3
26 % Jan
15
48 y2 Mar 13
31% Jan
3
7
Aug
3
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
128 y2 Apr
13
126
Jan
22
39% J an
2
28
Jan
2
75% Jan
2
25 y4 May 29
38% Feb
122
40
Jan
22
151/b May 27
271/2 Apr
10
108% Aug 23
35'/2
Sep
27'% Sep
37% Sep
13
3
3
38
May
3
132% July 15
35
May lo
17 y8 May 29
24% Jan
4
2
43'/2 May
30% July 26
181/2 May
9
21% Jan
9
30
May 29
42
Dec
21
32% Mar 20
401/4 Sep
11
16
Oct
22
30% Jan
4
17% Jan
23% May
6 % May 29
9% Jan
3
1
7 i/a
Mar 29
38% Jun
27
42
13
24
35% Jan
2
July 29
401/2 Jan
19% Jan
2
16
2
57%
Hackensack
Hall
,
4</c
convertible
Harsco
Harshaw
44 y4 Jun
3
Hart
5
Haveg
25V4 May
3
Hawaiian
15% Jun
22
31% Jan
241/4 July 22
18% Aug
1
34
Oct
19
64 % Jan
39
84
Dec
32
Sep
11
Hayes
25% Feb
20
2
50% Sep
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (II J) Co
7
88
Mar
85% Feb
19
89% Jun
12
10
20% Oct 24
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
48
Jan
20% July 12
30% Jan
8
191/4 Apr
44% Jan
36
391/2 May 14
July 13
13% July
.
1
18% Jan
24
Heller
Jan
8
Helme
37% Jan
28
411/2 May 22
391/2 Aug 22
110% Aug 10
Mar 21
50
118
55 y4
25
-
;
40%
Mar
1
118
Aug
2
69
31 % Mar 26
37
Apr
4
41% Feb
12
54% Jun
"7
24
15% May 24
13 % Feb
20
21% July 10
Feb 14
1.6% Jan
2
19% Jan
3
17% May
3
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
181/2 Apr
9
14% Jan
2
Jan
4
24
23
Oct
29
Jan
37
2
15 y4 Jun
21
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
68% Jun
13
76
Nov
29
22
15
33%
Feb~13
Jun
74
251/4 Apr
181/2 Aug
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
3% Dec
19
8% Feb
36% Mar
9
30
July
40 y4 Jan
2
Dec
60
26 % Jun
July 18
Jun
4iy2 Jan
3
87
% Jun
94% Dec
11
1
Jun
104
Mar 22
17
2
71/4 July 26
1
26
3% Jan
Jan
2
2
~2% Oct~24
5"
2
53% Aug
32 'A May
6
39% July 12
93
3
99
1011/2 Jan
2
July 24
2% July 31
Jan
12
17% Jan
5
151/s Jun
21
23% Mar
1
18 % Jan
2
75
Aug
6
821/2 May 17
Jan
10
4
891/2 Jun
45% Aug 27
32% Oct- 24
8
: July
9% Oct
31/4 Feb
17
15
May 31
28% Sep
6
2
46
451/2 Jan
9
61% Aug 20
80
Aug 13
87% July
10
95
July 18
May
6
39% Jan
2
May
6
Mar 26
88
92% Mar 21
100
May
9
: Sep
52% Sep-
5
: Jun
20
48
13
4
9% Jan
2
4
131/2 Aug 22
17% Feb g>8
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2
14
95
Jan
56% Apr
9
2
681/4 Jan
24'
28
Feb
47% Jan
28 :
-
Sep
6
981/4 Jari
28
101% Mar101
6
98% Feb
6% Aug
9% Mar 26
5% May 29
37
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
1
28% Oct
Jun
9
2
43% May 29
96% July
8
40% Jan
42
28
971/4 Dec
9
Jan
May
14
2
13
10
20
15
55% May
6
36% Jun
7
34%
34%
35
3,100
55
56%
56%
571/4
8,700
32%
16.500
361/8
34%
134
35%
*131
34%
X54y4
25
32%
33
32%
32%
33%
331/8
32%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
207/8
21%
21
21 i/s
5
39%
39%
39%
40
40%
40%
40
401/4
40
40
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20%
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20%
20
20%
20
20%
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7%
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3314
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43%
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45
46V2
44
22%
22%
22%
22%
30%
31
32
31%
19%
21%
21
21%
50
50%
*86
87%
44%
45 y4
22%
22%
22%
29
29%
29%
19%
20%
19%
20
47%
47%
49%
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-
44
*43
50%
45%
45'a
23
2274
23
31%
28
31%
43,100
20%
21'»
32,700
50%
501/2
22,000
48
50
86
86
86
86
23 %
23%
23i/4
23%
23i/4
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23%
24
14%
14%
1474
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
37 y4
38
37%
39
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9%
37
36%
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preferred.Nopar
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117
38
381/4
39
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9%
9%
37
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3 7'/a
36%
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37%
117
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117
9%
37%
38%'
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32%
33
32%
44
44%
43
34 y4
33%
33%
45
43%
44%
91%
38
33
33%
38 %
116
43%
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Inc
~
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15%
15%
15
21%
20%
2iy4
21
211/4
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
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23
23
23%
2,800
15%
22
21%
22%
221/B
22%
21%
22%
21%
217-h
35,200
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
231/a
22%
23
22%
22%
16,300
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99
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99
98%
98%
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98%
1
47
50%
49
52
51%
54%
51
53%
51 y8
5214
19
i9y8
18%
19 y8
18%
19
18%
19
1874
19
Corp
50c
7%
7%
7%
774
7%
8
71/2
7%
99
7%
4
47
45%
45%
45
45%
441/2
45 V4
44%
4574
8,500
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31
32
31%
32
31%
32
32
32%
32
32
9,900
50%
51%
51%
52
511.4
51%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
95%
95%
95%
95
95
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104 y4
104%
104%
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105
22%
23%
22%
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Corp
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103 Vb
2.50
23%
1
_1
common
24
2%
2%
16%
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16%
27%
5o
28 y8
X27%
28i/4
46
*45
45%
22%
2%
2%
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16%
27%
45%
59%
83
83
Lighting
&
6,300
220
88%
46%
47i/2
47
47%
51%
52 y4
50%
51%
51%
521/a
51%
12%
13
13
13
12%
13
12%
12%'
12
12%
12
12%
11%
52
51
51
5iy2
51 Vb
1
~~~~ 1
~
1
012 Vb
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltdl.No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
\ *51
~
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
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46
-
821/2
46%
Johnson Co
*45
5974
4614
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co:
10,500
881/2
47%
100
300
277s
82%
46 y4
88%
*98%
100
*981%
29
Vb
100
4674
47%
52%
521/2
52%
12%
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12%
12 i/B
11%
117a
51 Vb
51%
51%
29%
101 y2
99%
100
*9974
101
99%
102%
99%
101%
100
100
*991/2
8
45
Jun
14
15% Aug 20
18
Apr
5
common...
j
5%
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
7%
8%
50
*43
5
_•
16
16%
16%
16%
44
7%
7%
10,500
800
.
.
9,500
300
34,100
240
99%
220
101
7%
7%
33,100
>/4
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3,500
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4374
43
43
16%
16%
16
16'/o
16%
16%
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43%
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8
7%
8
7%
12,800
29
28
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B
20
100
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101
series
5,700
16%
59%
par
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*98%
2%
.
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27%
v
881/2
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100
5,000
82%
100
preferred
2%
310
22%
22%
5974
84
*87 y4
110
105 V
59%
821/2
*87 y4
88 y2
8,700
95
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5974
82 %
88%
60 y4
59%
8,300
39
82%
59%
59%
82 V2
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100
51%
*104
'
I.I.100
preferred
preferred
51%
38%
28
45%
*45
1,900
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2%
16%
*15%
4
4
22%
28%
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.
4
4
23
28
2%-
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4
2%
2%
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.
preferred
103%
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4>/8
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95%
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5%
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille Industries Inc common.j
Finance
38 y8
37 Vb
_No par
convertible
51% '
50%
common___5
4
102
40% Jan
7.900
7%.
4
100 %
13
14,100
46
102
14
270
476,600
5
Mining
Hupp Corp
10,800
19,300
21%
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
Hoover Ball &
Bearing Co
Hotel Corp of America
4.40%
Houston
431%
100
preferred
Household
44%
2.50
Winston
Chemical
$4.25
15%
21
10
&
Hooker
15%
21%
_j
Corp
Homestake
15%
20%
"com.Il
Furnace Co
Rinehart
15%
21%
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I
15%
x20%
100
Dec
25,100
44%
xl 5%
100
211/4 Feb
6,660
50c
~
Corp..
preferred series A
42
20
33%
33
preferred
18",
42,200
-
v
62
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5%
4
14
900
7,800
3874
116
62
18,700
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117
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62
250
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38%
38
64%
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64%
37%
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39
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5%
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26,200
9,300
23%
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par
1,500
44
89
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14%
I
4,800
2,200
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10
10
'
44%
25
No
7%
46
43%
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43%
7%
7%
32%
103% Aug 21
8% Jan
>
34%
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5,200
134
103
26
Jan
13% Oct
34%
35 y4
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54%
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Howard
37 '/b
55%
36%
1
Sugar
4%
21,600
37
35
preferred series A
3%%
37%
36
60
55
Hotels
$2.25
10,700
35
Voltage Engineering Corp.
Holland
26
54%
Inc
Hoffman
43'/4 Jan
25
83
26
Holt
22
May 17
57i/4 Mar 20
4
5% Apr
25%
54
100
Hey den Newport Chem Corp
10% Jan
2574
35
preferred
Chpmica!
&
3%%
12,200
34%
8.33%
Hewlett-Packard
High
351/2
1
Oil
Hilton
35
1
5
14
25
37 34
361/2
1,100
35%
134
~_5
common..
A
37%
36 %
37%
_~40c
11
Aug 20
54% Sep 11
26
~i
23 '/a Sep
28% Jan
33%
25%
36
common
27% Jan
100
33
26 y4
100
class
Hewitt-Robins
341/4 Jun
16 Vb Jun
41
Hess
32%
25%
*131
Co
Heublein
27% Mar 19
14% Jun
37% July 18
32 y4 Jun 14
Hertz
Holly
Jan
Powder
32
34%
25%
32%
36%
preferred
conv
26%
105
13214
"25c
Hershey Chocolate
511/2 May 21
21
90
$2
2
16
93
5%
11
65 % Jan
10% Oct
14% Oct
42
Mar 11
Jan
13,200
25%
102
5
7%
non-cumulative
Helmerich & Payne
59
11
10%
;
25%
105%
35%
I
Co
Hercules
115
12,100
132%
common
16
3
1074
2,600
53
1
common
28
20
Mar 27
*102
600
33
52%
36%
Inc
13 Ve Feb
Jan
25%
26%
36 •%
No par
&
(GW)
10%
26
105%
39%
33
132 y2
Co
43% Jan
23
32% Oct
20
July 23
Dec
82
July 18
May 29
34 %
(WE)
11%
*25 %
*102
*39%
.
36
3.65%
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries
35
--H8% Aug 12
25
27 % Jun
Industries
26
105%
*102
39%
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inc."!
Inc
Telephone
Apr
*25%
26
10%
11'/a
.10%
11%
105
32%
50
Industries
53%
100
preferred
461/2 Sep
21% Aug 23
Oct
33
52%
*391%
_7 5o
_
Marx
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America
5%
33
53%
*25%
2.50
com-
Co
&
331/4
52%
1
~~
Chemical
33
53%
25%
Corporation
Schaffner
39%
33 %
53%
39 y4
*102
2.50
6% preferred
Harcourt Brace & World
Harris-Inter type Corp
6
6
Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
35% Jun
11
Paper
38%
33./
53%
11.
.1
100
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co
13
Feb
__II~_1
common
39%
33%
53%
39%
5
~_5
preferred
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33
12.50
Printing Co
Hammermill
Sep
9
Water
(WF)
Halliburton Co_u
Hallicrafters Co_
Hamilton Watch Co
I
18% Sep
32 % July 31
Jan
37
23 y4 May 29
21
29% Jan
27
>
Mar 18
45 Vb Apr
31 %
Jun"25
28
May 29
16
42% Jan
<
46% Feb
41
Apr
46% May
2
30
9
25
Illinois
Central
42
Sep
9
Illinois
Power
48
Feb
21
4.08%
49% Jun
25
4.26%
53
30
4.70%
4.42%
5% May 29
7 % Feb
21!
"
Jan
May 14
50% Mar 20
47
Jan
7
49% Feb
20
Sep
13
5
24
Aug 12
17% Sep
36% Jan
29% Feb
5% July
19
25
5
26
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
Jan
5
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
31 Va Jun
26
48% Jan
2
May 29
39 % Jan
22
30% Feb
98
Apr
26
96
29
Mar 16
23 y2 Jan
2
384 y4 Jan
50 Vb Sep
151
36
Mar
327/a Apr
25
90% July 24
20 y8 Oct 24
300
14
Jun
43% Oct
24
145
Jan
2
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
52
Jun
25
578% Jan
577/2
Mar
159 y4 Mar
Feb
57
Jun
4
22% Oct
24
9
95
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
101
30 y4 Dec
10
Dec
18
28
12
Dec
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
4
Mar 26
36
26
25
41
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
52%
53
53%
42
41%
41%
41
41%
46
46
*46
46%
*46
46%
*46
46%
*46
48%
*47%
48%
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48%
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481/.1
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5(3
*52
53
*52
53
De
11,500
13
4%%
26% Apr
478% Jun
15
Interlake
3
63 Vb May 20
175
Jan
17
30
1
14% July 29
20% Mar 14
2
35
Jan
16
100
26% Feb
18
Jan
4
5% July 19
Sep
Aug
35% Jun
11
2
25
114% July 15
11
Jan
29
Iron
International
Inf'l
7%
Int'l
4%
Harvester
'
f
of
26
26%
26
26%
X25%
Machines__5
455
462%
456%
$4
25
28
International
7
International
5%
20
Aug 14
2
44% Jan
507/8 Jan
28y4 Jan
2
7
53% Sep
6
Aug 30
106% Sep
25% Jun
52
45%
;
Jun
5
6
3
7%
4%
conv
13
33 Va
33%
*99%
100%
Interstate
237/a Jan
Motor
3
58% May 21
Iowa
Jan * 2
19% Jan
2
30% Aug 22
10
Jan
12
2
2
Sep
.)
84/4 Jan
.7
131
July
17% Apr
1
23
16
88% Jun
13
86 A Jan
7
.1 89% Jun 20
23.
o
51% Jun
98
Sep
6
12
33A%
Co
7%
*6%
6 %
49
*48%
491/2
8
7%
7%
15,600
25%
26V4
64,300
6%
190
25%
26
25%
82
81%
81%
82V4
83
82%
83%
1,800
25%
26
26
26%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
6,900
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
371/8
3,100
40%
*39
23%
39
26%
40%
*38%
39
*38%
39%
100
39%
*38%
36,200
52
52%
53%
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
108
106%
106 %
106%
106%
105%
106%
105%
105%
104
103%
104
103%
103%
103%
104
23
22%
22%
46%
46%
46%
44%
45
441/4
44%
25
25%
241/s
24%
53%
53
105
103%
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23
*22%
*45
46%
45%
23%
45%
43
44%
44%
44%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
27%
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'
93
*45%
-
7
300
1,350
3,300
22 3/4
22%
46%
200
44%
45%
24%
24%
31,700
6,800
*46
26%
27
27 V*
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
7,200
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,500
1
53%
54
54
54%
54%
54%
541/4
54%
54
54%
57%
58%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57
57
56%
57%
2.000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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10.800
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14%
1
89
5
48%
Johnson
5
94
*127%
129
14%
14%
14%
129
129
14%
14%
129
14%
12%
730
14%
2,900
12%
2,200
14%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
13%
13
13 VB
87
87
86%.
86%
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133/8
87%
57%
13%
88
13%
87%
13%
88
56
56
55 %
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90
*89
90
12
58
:
5,700
1301%
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12%
57%,
*
*127%
,
88%
12%
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
14%
*88
1
____100
129
12
5
pfd__100
common...
preferred
&
*6
49
5
common
Breaker
Jewel Tea Co Inc
8%
50c
Light Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
61% Aug 29
49
700
Vj
10;
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
29
6%
*6
114
3.50
Electric
preferred...
I-T-E-Circuit
2,600
331/4
*110 Va
1
&
1
50 /8 Jan
2
&
100
33%
33%
1131/4
27,200
139,900
2.50
Co
6
May 15
2
t
$6
Power
Oas
19% Feb
75% Jan
73/2 Jan
Power
99%
x81%
37%
Light & Power Co
13 A May
90
28
So,,
Elec
Iowa-Illinois
35
99%
2,000
26%
1
1
16 %
34%
.
26%
82
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15%
33%
7%
24%
104
16%
35
IOOV4
112%
48%
82
*106%
15
34%
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63%
34%
8%
24,900
66
113%
6%
,
700
91/4
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631/4
33%
49%
23%
25
100 %
560
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64%
113%
%
8
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15%
35
34%
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10c
;
9%
65%
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6%
90
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8%
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64%
49%
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8*
113
91
26,000
61
9%
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34%
113
113%
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1
Freight System
Island Creek Coal
16
112%
34%
34%
34%.
1
100
Co
15%
15%
19,700
561/2
163%
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63 %
//I5//:.
15%
34%
100%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
15%
32%
551/2
163%
61%
66%
9%
V
*99%
1
*86
5 6 V2
164
63 %
9%
2.50
;
24
49% Jan
63
60%
65
65%
63
common
Sep
20
see page
9 Vb
64 %
63%
4% conv pfd series C
100
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
/
25
50% Dec
footnotes,
9%
64%
63 %
Tel & Tel com_No par
May 29
7
9%
63%
No par
No par
27% Jun
2
*86
91
*86
.1%
pfd series B
Iowa
7
56
164
61%
100
preferred
International
28% May 2
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
Feb
57%
165%
59%
Corp
Resistance
3
-
56%
163 %
common
Rectifier
Jan
597/a Feb
57%
163%
58%
preferred
3
39% Jun
49,300
162%
No par
Paper
2
109
460%
x56%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
64% Jan
455%
58%
Int'l Pipe
Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
10% Jan
29% Feb
458i/2
59%
91
310
3,300
454%
163%
*86
8,000
100
991/2
251/2
57%
91
100
451/8
25%
58 Va
59
45%
350
160
*157
25%
162%
No par
preferred
21
461%
457
461
169
25%
5
com
transactions
International Packers Limited
International
26
No par
Chemical
100
49
For
99%
Foreign
7% May
7
20 % Apr 22
50 Va Mar
112
99%
Canada
3
24
99%
preferred
Nickel
12
23
39%
99 %
*157
100
52% Apr
61% Oct
39%
common
&
Jan
14
/
39%
99%
preferred
39
21
-
5
International Mining Corp
Int'l
160
*157
158
1
Business
Minerals
158
-_100
common
Corp
41%
10
800
7,900
*99%
Corp
preferred
Sep
99% Jan
24% Feb
5-%
79%
5%
78%
99%
100
Silver
16% Jan
5%
78
35,800
International
87% Jun
*5%
77%
35
79%
78
79%
163
38
Shoe
.9
78
76%
5,700
45%
International
25
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
39
International Salt
22
32%
37%
25 % Jan
July
43% Sep
84 ' July
38% Sep
33
34%
11
93A Oct
30%
32%
36%
21
82
29%
32%
35%
23
(113/4 Jun
3,200
29%
32%
38%
38
'
33
29%
32%
33%
27% July 24
t
32"%
30%
32%
34%
11% Jan
Apr
13% Jan
8,700
32%
29
par
48%
45%
68 % Feb
121
29%
38%
Jun
8
28%
35%
51% Aug 23
21% Mar
15%
29%
29
50
46%
86
124% Aug 30
>
35%
28% Apr
26
15
45%
1
24
*47%
15%
45%
4
Jan
*49
48%
15%
36
July 24
Sep 10
12% Jun
50
*47%
16
44%
Jun
118
*49
48%
Xl57/s
34%
.
Mar
33
50
*47%
16%
45%
40
1
*49
48%
16
35%
17% May 29
17% Nov
50
*47%
16%
35
Co
22% July 26
.
*49
48%
16 Va
44%
Steel
Aug
4
50
*47%
Interchemical
71
2
*49
Mexico_100 pesos
common
34
12
53
_i
preferred-^...
24
Jan
*52
Inland
6%
3
39% May
53
1
Corp
48%
*51%
50
27
58%
200
*47%
50
Feb
115 % Jan
7,200
*47%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__10
Jun
48 % Jan
2,200
40%
40 %
40% Aug 28
56% Aug
104
52"
46%
52
I50
Indianapolis Power & Light__No
Elect
53%.
41%
38% May 23
18
98
General
52%
40%
1
Mar
26 Va Jan
Indiana
52
t
24
101% May 20
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
52 %
41%
Inc
Jan
29
May 29
51%
50
y4 Apr 24
98
Oct
21% Oct
f 26
Co_.__.__No par
79
Jun
7
29
Jun
7% May 29
18 Vb Jun 25
62
<,
5
17.700
*157
87
17
15,400
55 Vb
No par
83% Jan
Dec
8,900
23%
54%
___100
No par
61% Aug 30
38 y8 Mar 16
99
351/2
231/4
551/4
___i
Mills
Industria
40 Va Jan
105
1
Nov
4% Jun
37
<
18% Dec
Head
Ingersoll-Rand
24
49 y2 Jan
3
35%
24
54%
Aug 20
46% Sep 11
157 Va Jan
85% Jan
Indian
811/4 Jun
159
1
6
35%
23%
54%
RR
Co
33% July 12
6% Jan
9
8
9
.-■i
29
16
85% Mar
35%
23%
54%
preferred
49
29
Vz Aug 15
Apr
15
May
35%
23%
54%
preferred
4.20%
May 25
31
34%
24%
54%
preferred
May 29
25
35
23%
54%
I#
preferred
50
24% Jun
34%
24%
common__No par
50
preferred
47
43% Mar 30,
35%
53%
5
I
;
Industries
2
44% Feb
May"29
34%.
24
No par
Co
Central
8
50
23%
Cement
6
52 Va May 16
5
Ideal
Illinois!
34 Vz Mar
48% July
3
45% July 19
Nov
48
10
457/b Jan
47
July 16
26% May 24
59% July
57% Jun
Idaho Power Co
39% Jan
15
44 y2
5
36%'May 23
89
49%
94%
12
57%
*89
58%
-
90
I
48%
49
48%
94%
95%
96
49%
97%
;
90
*89
48%
48%
98
97
'
98
6,300
80
,
.
48%
48
96%
56
4,500
10
16,200
4,300
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1G62)
13
.
,
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year1962
Highest
Lowest
24
Jones
100 y2 Jan
105% Apr
24
13y2 Jan
151/4 Apr
19
19% Jan
29% Sep
6
2
38% Oct
22
2
>47% Jan
B8% Jun
18
102% Mar 26
4
4
l6
13 Va Dec
14% Oct
40 V* Jan
26
LOW AND
STOCK
64
J
5%
May 29
25
84
Jun
Jan
99
26
47
3
103
Jun
Jan
10
112
7
101
i
July~31
■■
86
Aug
6
95% Jan 26
;
78
;
89
Jan
91
Jan
26
15
'
Jan
100
1
104%
102 % Feb
28
14%
3
81
94 y2 Dec 26
5
101% Nov
93
Feb
Apr
27
28%
Nov
20
12
100% Apr
25
21% Mar 25
12
27% Jan
Jan
48
2
35% Sep
11
2
53% Feb
26
28% Oct
50% May
7
26% Jan
4
13
78% Mar 16
Jan
37
~4
80% Sep
40% Sep
3
55,
Aug 27
Kansas
12
12
Jun
21
42
Power
Kellogg
When
-
Kelsey
Hayes
3
33
Jan
30
Jan
2
42% Sep
5
Kendall
5
66=% Jan
2
79% May
2
Kennecott
5
65% Aug
1
78% Jan
10
34% Jan
7 2
42% Apr
22
Jan
3
22
86
60 ye Oct
24
91% Mar
;
48
Jan
25
46% Feb
19
30% Jun 25
45% Oct 25
Jan
23
79% Jan
3
23
34% Dec
21
41
May 28
11% Dec 28
20
-
Mar 16-
2
1
Kern
Land
Oct
20
44% Mar 14'
27
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
13% Oct
Oct
24
Jun
25
Mar 22
Koppers
4%
>
57-
Apr
11
8
21 % Jan
2
25% Jan
15
Kresge
16 % Jan
2
22% Aug
15
Kress
Co
Korvette
4
30% Jan
13 y4 Jan
22
17% Aug 16
Kroger
2
31% Aug 26
34 % Apr 10
24% Oct
26
39% Jan
4
27% Jan
Oct
24
40% Jan
2
10% May
7
15% Jan
31% Jan
12
27% Jan
2
35% May
-
K
V
34%
93
*51 Va
34%
353/4
35%
93%
93 %
93
93
*503/,
51%
51%
51
51
112
112
*112
IJ.3%
112
112
110
*106
110
♦108
110
109
110
42%
>
85
41%
*83i/2
95
94
101%
*100%
97 %
*96
99%
97%
43 %
44
43%
21
21
*20i/2
41%
42%
85
42%
*84
94
85
94
101'%
425/a
*94
101 %
*107
109%
42
97%
*QH
t'7%
*96
97%
97%
*97
98%
*97
44
443/8
43%
44%
21
20%
20%
35
35%
*20%
34%
35
35i/8
35%
51%
51%
51%
51%
21%
22%
x21%
22 y8
3 5 3/8
35%
51%
51%
22
22%
22
.
78 %
78%
76%
76
77%
77%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
40%
40%
40
40%
41%
513/4
1,400
85
*96
';
*97
100
470
101 %
97%
44%
98%
44 %
20%
-
80%
75%
*51 %
40Q
300
'
22%
"
200
"
95%
*94
*100%
98%
44%
21
*:
42
*84
95%
101 %
1,400
"
113%
85
I
"100%
21,900
V
-
*112
42%
85
15
♦100%
>'*■
36%
20%
34
51%
213/4
V
2,100
34%
51%
'/
10
8,000
:
22 VB
79%
793/4
2,900
3,200
27.800
*"'•
4,100
39'%
40
39%
403/8
%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
403%
41%
40%
40 3/4
40 Va
40%
8.400
27,300
x40
40
40
3,200
5,000
73%
74%
74%
761%
75%
763/4
753/a
763/s
753/a
69%
•"
70
76%
70
70%
703/s
71%
69%
703%
70 Vb
707/s
39%
393%
39%
393/4
39%
393/4
395/a
41
38 %
383/s
3d
dttVB
39%
39%
39%
40%
4,700
6,700
68%
68%
68%
68%
69%
69
47%
70%
46 %
19,900
47%
47%
48 %
47%
483/a
47%
13%
477%
4.900
*12%
13%
13
13
12%
12%
*123/4
13 Va
400
10
100
42%
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
87%
88
42 3/a
42%
871/4
5,500
873%
87%
1
87%
87%
87%
32%
33%
863/4
260
32%
33%
10
10
5
1
5
32^4
dl"/4
325/s
33%
22%
23%
325/a
33%
23
67,400
23 %
23 Vb
23%
23%
21%
23%
22
23%
13.400
21%
23%
21%
22%
217/a
22
Inc
common
Inc
Co
H)
Kroehler
2
33%
93
51%
46%
(E J)
23% Jan
34%
93
*12%
(S S)
(S
2
Mar 12
18
34% Sep
Mar 22
25
33%
93
*51%
Co
&
Mfg Co
Co
P Sutherland
x67
74
•<
38,300
—
preferred
25% Mar 12
24
11
Apr"" 16
89
36% Jan
1
22
20
43 %
440
13,900
100 g
16% May 31
8
28%
?
3,300
68%
50
10
28%
28 3%
49,500
.
38%
2
39% Mar
28%
14%
39%
2
84% Jan
29%
14%
14%
■-
38
Jan
26
28 3%
143/4
14,200
62 %
104%
67%
32 Va Jan
Feb
14%
62 %
104%
105
1
5
1
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
88
29%
63 %
105
18%
39%
—
33 y2 Jun
14%
62%
18%
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Foreign Transactions
3
01
105
19%
Oil Industries
Kerr-McGee
13
toep
*97%
2.50
Co
13
12
*96
No par
Sep
40%
*83%
*94
8
Copper
70% Sep
v.
..
bJ
105
•-
14%
18 3/4
112
-
42
1
Co
Co
County
193/8
'
50c
.
52% Mar 13
34
*106
*100%
—8.75
1
50c
issued
2
24
Light Co
Co
Jan
25
24% Sep
59% Oct
&
34%
51 Va
112
No par
Kayser-Roth Corp
40% Jan
26% Jun
Electric Co
&
Gas
63 •%
105
*
r100
LlOO
preferred
Kansas
23% Aug 21
16% Mar 18
preferred
preferred
100
4.20%
preferred
100
4.35%
preferred
100
Kansas City Southn Ind com No par
Non-cumulative preferred
—25
1
48% Jun
8
28%
93
51%
conv
4.50%
2
4
27
24
97% May
10
3.80%
7
July 10
27
Jun
4%
Mar
102
19% Jan
24 ■).
47% Jun
96 % July 17
24
1959)
pfd
100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Kansas
14%
29%
93
convertible
(ser of
31
105
14%
34
4%%
Jan
38 % Jan
13 % Oct
33 %o
4%%
27
98
Corp
preferred
luO
preferred
J
50
(ser of 1957) conv pfd—100
43% Sep
5
86 • July 19
99% May 10
95 Va Jan
4% %
6178
105
19 1
191/4
>vV =
Chem
&
4%%
110
-37 y2 May 28
Jan
Alum
18%
'
1
113% Aug 22
4
Shares
18%
7
52 % Aug
the Week
Sept. 13
62%
Joy Manufacturing Co
100% July 19
V 2
Mar 25
104 y2 Jan
•
36% Jun
23% Jun
-■
50 *
May 21
95% Oct 22
41% Nov 23
.
90
20
6
May 16
94% Dec
12
17% Nov
-
111
83
8
36 Ve Nov
Sep
■
50% Dec
Friday
Sept. 12
18%
preferred series A
(Earle M) Co
Kaiser
Thursday
Sept. 11
61%
Jorgensen
5
Sales for
Wednesday
Sept. 10
50c
K
42y8Jun
1
32% Mar
Mar 15
37
PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 9
Laughlin Steel common_lo
&
HIGH SALE
Monday
Par
Jonathan Logan Inc
11
29 y8 Jan
73% Jan
17% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Sep
21 y4 Jun
15% Mar
May 29
15
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Paper Co
213'4
21%
15%
15%
*15%
16 %
153/4
30%
31%
301/4
.203',
32%
-
32%
32%
32%
21%
16
>16
16 V*
863/4
4 900
:
16
29%
2934
293/4
30%
23,800
333/a
32%
153/4
-nn,\
33%
33%
333/4
34%
10,600
11%
13.700
/
1.100
L
10
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20% Oct 2518
Jun
-
15
40 y2 Mar
39
Jan
Sep 28
i% May 29
19% Jan
9
24
22% Dec
23% Oct
3
15
Feb
35% Feb
8
•
40
■
Oct
24-
4% Oct
15%
19
1% Feb
12
Siegler
45% Nov
26
25% Jan
2
54% Mar 29
46 y2 Jan
July
3.800
19,700
16%
173/s
17%
17%
17%
17%
10.200
Refineries
7%
Link
Belt
69% Dec
5
57% Mar
85 % Sep
11
Litton
35 y2 Aug 16
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
44
Jun
25
22
47% Feb
6
23
24% Feb
13
27% Jan
2
6
155% Jan
23
4
Jun
100% July
6
104
88
Aug
9
95
90'
'
Jan
3
96
Oct~24
36%
137
Jun
27
Mar 20
Dec
31
Industries
Aircraft
May
Star
Cement
Star
Gas
common
132% Jan
7
143% Feb
14
IT
34 y2 Jun
12
96
6
42% Jan
2
4
Apr
July
2
96% Aug 16
4
142% Jan
3
5%
54% Apr
153
17
Co
Lighting
series B
Co
41
IP %
1 p
52%
53%
5
40%
%
14,200
16%
1R%
1«3/„
153/4
16 3/«
15%,
15%
17,200
52%
5%-
41%
53%
533/4
543/a
533/4
54 3%
54
54%
*10.000
5
5 Va
5
5%
16
*15%
15%
153/a
80%
82
80%
84%
83%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
15
85%
82%
83%
81%
83%
122.200
37%
37%
37%
37%
58 600
16%
37%
16%
20%
21
26.400
23%
23%
38.400
17%
17%,
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
20%
20%
203/8
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
23%
23 3i,
23%
2^%
233^
233/a
23
31%
145
*135
32
31%
105
145
137%
137%
32%
32%
105
Louisville Gas & El Co
2
Louisville
5
Lowenstein
Lukens
Lykes
i/2
*95%
98
*96%
152
151
-
•135
32%
*105
*95 %
97%
98
*96%
98
*151
*96%
13
*96%
313/4
145
60
/.
32%
107
*
20,500
'-J;/
10O
97%
98
13%
123/4
13%
28.700
45%
'
45
152
*95%
98
*95%
/
*135
*105 "
97%
*105
97%
151
145
323/a
107 t
32
107
11 200
45%
45%
22,500
152
*151
1503/4
151
60
37%
36%
37
37 %
37%
37%
373/8
37%
37%
6.500
79
50
80%
79
79
70V4
79%
78%
79
78%
79
5 600
1
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3.33%
(M) &
Steel
on
■
.
:
400
36%
(Ky)_No par
Nashville
471/4
48%
47%
48%
48
48%
47
48
47
47%
7 "00
17
17%
16%
17
16 %
17
16%
17
16%
17
4 20O
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
38%
39
3 8 Via
393/8
39
39%
52
52
52
Sons Inc
Co
Steamship
Bros
*151
100
4
&
wi/,
-
21,700
15
23 %
ir.5
4%
15%
45%
preferred
:43/4
*15%
45%
July
5
4%
16
•
110
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;
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153
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14%
74 VB
41
457/d
7%
14%
152%
4 100
28.500
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40
45%
(P)
82 %
15
40 %
14
73%
152
5
Lorillard
39
13% Sep
49% Apr
14
74%
153
13%
2
19 Va May 20
14
73%
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13%
2
2
•
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2
13.400
14 %
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15% Jan
10.200
14
74%
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13%
59% Jan
39% Jan
14%
733/8
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73%
12%
8
4
24,700
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11
20
55%
25c
^0
21% Feb
12%'
55%
100
Corp
Mar
67% Jan
12%
56
preferred
Apr
27
12 %
55%
preferred
E
15% Feb
22
31%;
12
series
40\
Jun
31%
19 Va
56%
13%
31%
series D
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64!;
14 s'
31%
113/8
553/4
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Loral
Aug 20
30 ya Oct
32%
11 %
563%
100
100
50
Jan
31%
com____5
preferred
32*
May 29
31%
10 34
55%
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100
preferred
conv
Island
25 % May 29
8 Va May 29
31%
10%56%
4.35%
99
Apr
5
18% July 12
32
10%
*
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107
16
1
63% Feb
151
Jan
H12% Apr
v
31%
8,900
16,666
56
10
Corp
Lone
4.84%
30%
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4
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15
8
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1
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24
24% Feb
7
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303/4
—1
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23 Va May
Jan
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21%
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1
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28
94 y2 Mar
1%
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5:
Feb
104
1%
213/4
30%
20
29 % Apr
123"
1%
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30%
2.50
Corp common
3%% non-cum conv pfd
■
1%
213/4
30%
50c
Lionel
Mar 14
23% Jan
Inc
Co
Lockheed
24
& Libby
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
22
1 %
*21%
30%
■;
5
7
25
100
5
preferred
13% Aug 14
1%
21%
30 %
3
Inc
Ling-Temco-Vought
1%
*21%
1
Fink Products
&
2
18% May 29
43,700
16%
2
15 Vb Oct
15%
153/4
163/4
Jan
17% Oct
16%
17
19% Jan
1
15%
16%
57
9
16%
17%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
11
16
;
4.100
40%
Libby McNeil
7% Mar 14
16%
22%
17%
2
54% Sep
2
4% Aug 13
16%
22%
39%
25
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16%
—-
4.360
17%
6
27
22%
25%
40
16% May
18% Feb
22%
3,100
24%
17%
83% May
37% Aug
t
13 % July 10
22%
t
39%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
159% Apr
3
47 Va Mar 29
22%
Va
173/4
Leonard
2
25
41%
13
2
24%
%
15
Jan
25%
173/4
Sep
12 Va Mar 26
25%
23
40
56% Aug
66 y2 Jan
25%
22%
18
Lehn
150
25%
23
28%
52
40%
5
6
25%
16
28
*45
17%
22
17% Mar 12
11%
V
52
39
Sep
155% May 11
12
28%
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17%
Jan
110% Feb
11%
28-%
52
41%
39 % .Tan
12%
12
29
'i
17%
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40%
23
9% Jan
11%
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Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com——1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehman Corp
1
2
50% July 24
11%
29%
52
5
Tire
Corp
7
31
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25 %
1
Inc
Rubber &
Leesona
24-
Oct
46
20% Jun
16% Aug 22
8
25
4
30% July 16
8
Jun
14
26% Jan
Mar 19
15
Sep
11
283/4
52
22'%
1
21% Aug
Feb
23
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44
11%
29
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7
62
24
20% Feb
11%
23%
25
A
11
13
May 31
31% May 29
3
17
series
Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
Lear
1
4
common—
1
43% Feb
9% Oct
63% Oct
Apr
Co
preferred
1 Vb Aug
43% Oct
147
Apr
13% Jan
21
1% Mar 16
22% May 29
8% Oct 25
4
2
9
29% Fwb
21% Apr
25
Gas
4.32%
«
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15
26
Laclede
9
25% Aug 19
18% Aug 14
19 y2 Mar 12
22
7
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Laboratory for
26
27% May
7
3
13% Jun
24
22% Mar
10
36% Jan
13% Jun
15
51% Apr
47% Mar 29
36% Jan
13% Oct
..
8
14
10
Co
7.100
M
21% Oct
25
40% Feb
23 % Jun
25
44 Va Mar 15
44 %Jun
5
45 Va Jun
25
86
47% Feb
20
23
24
1% Oct
24
Jan
2
93
Jan 16
17y4Oct
72
Dec
31
30% Jan
15
3'/4 Mar 27
24
Jan
30
Jan
17
36 Vb Jan
MacAndrews
46% Apr
15
Mack
46 '/4 Jan
52
56'
Jan
May 27
67% Jun
3
96 ya Apr
24
Jan
2
8
Madison
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2% Jan
16
24
10y4 Mar 21
Jun
26
25
47% Mar 20
32% Sep
6
35% Jan
2
25
45% Jun
56l/2 Mar 12
24
36 % July 30
483/8 Feb
7
33% May 24
25% May 14
8% July 18
25
19
Jun
25
323/4 Feb
28
22 3/4 Jan
24
27
14
2iya Aug
9
4% Jun
25
7
93/4 Jan
2
20% Oct
36
May 29
Feb
Mar
6
53/8 Jan
7
27
453/8 Mar 14
43% Feb
20 3/4 May 29
34
Aug 30
22% May 29
35
Mar
2 2 a/8 Aug
263/4 Jan
2
24% Jan
2
35
24
28% Sep
4
27
18y2 Jan
12
30% Oct
24
56
Feb
13
29% Aug 29
46 y2 Mar 15
17
May 28
25% May 29
28% Jan
2
36%'Dec
27
77%' Feb
703/4 Jun
'
5
21
29
76
77% Feb
r
25
773A Jan
20
84
13% Oct 24
233/s Jun 25
33
Jun
27
58% Jan
2
84
May 18
83% May 17
May 21
May 10
32
18
Apr
Jan
48
26
3
35
32% Jan
2
24
233/a Sep
25% Jan
19
Dec
125
Jan
104
Mar
150% Jan
20
14% Jan
223/4 Jan
50% Apr
>
4
86% Jun
10
79
87
Field
12
Apr
2
21
28
31% Apr
26
6
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MCA
$1.50
Corp
McCord Corp
McCrory Corp
Jun
25
2?% Mar 12
For
10% Jan
2
2
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39 % Jan
3
12% Jan
31
513/8 May 14
9% Jan
2
12
footnotes,
see
8
23% Jan
20
page 23.
3
July 25
Feb
1
13
29% Mar 29
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1
7,600
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29
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3
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=
109.100
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36
36
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65
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54
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&
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Corp
Co
1
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McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
__1
1
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No par
McKee
No par
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.
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5,400
900
1.800
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,
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McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
16
-
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16
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87
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16
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87
80
83
preference B
&
12%,
86
80
preference B
Trucking Co
McNeil Mach & Eng Co
12%
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82
_100
conv
(A G)
>38%
-
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preferred—100
preferred
conv
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86
86
87
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80
No par
McLean
*86
87
87
5%%
-
•„
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4% %
'
McGraw-Edison
38 y2 Feb
39T/8
29%
23
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McGraw-Hill
46 3/a Jan
391/4
29%
23
,
23%
common
convertible
convertible
40% May 16
29
41
39%
41%
7,300
39,800
57 3/8
i
31%
19% Oct
41%
1,300
■1
8%
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16
30 Va May 28
8ya Oct 26
43 3/a
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34% Feb
9
31 »/8
4.2 3/a
23%
No par
23% Jan
233/4 Jan
8%
30%
42%
58%
No par
preferred
9
24
8%
30%
42%
8
.
common
conv
4
9% Oct
8%
29%
No par
Co
Corp
Co
Inc
2
22
8%
31%
43%
8%
5
$3.40
193/8 Jan
Apr
8%
30%
423/4
310
No par
49% Feb
51
2
1
&
343/4 Jail
Sep 13
183/4 Mar 26
2
23%
4
preferred
33A% preferred 1959
Mays (J W) Inc_i
v
108
Apr 19
733,4 Mar 13
'
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;
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4
2
58
1
'
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2%
l
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26
Jan
23%
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Corp
26
40
41%
30
Mattel Inc
4 1
May Dcpt Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par
60 y4 Feb
Jan
40 5/8
29%
23%
1
Exploration
Jun
8
44,300
__5
.
Co
Jun
18% Aug
15
10
7,600
2
13
$6
23
21
Masonite
3%%
40% Mar 15
20 3/4
Martin-Manetta
Marshall
4
61% Nov
21
12.50
Co
Corp
Marquardt
7
21
323%
Marine
4
26
20%
2
2%
4,400
1
Maremont
Mar
Jun
21
41%
Feb
28% Oct
35
20%
l
Manning Maxwell & Moore
173/4 Mar
Aug 30
21
41
Co
Manhattan Shirt
94
May 21
20%
43%
89
94
21 Va
2
44%
27
60
20%
43
27
19
93
Magnavox
liy8 Aug 22
21
661/4
93
8%
78 % Jun
22
66 V4
92
31%
43%
72 Va Jun
Jan
66%
91%
8%
9
33% Feb
66 %
92
30%
19
19
66%
92
8%
19
23
66
4
87% Jun
.
200
663/4
13
11
-19,000
V
91%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Sep
Sep
52
65%
Corp
.
1,200
2 85/a
393/4
91%
32%
Marathon Oil
28%
39%
*51
66%
83/8
Maracalbo Oil
52
91%
31%
&
40%
91%
Corp
23% Jan
20% Apr
Inc
(P R)
28%
39%
65%
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred
No par
Magma Copper
s.
_i
,_3%
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*28 V4
*51
1
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67
♦51
100
common
series A
Marlin-Rockwell
39% Sep
29% Sep
Dec
93
6
37% May 16
683/i Sep
6
Jan
34% Jan
19 y4 Mar
18% Oct
63"
35% Sep
Fund
52
l
Co Inc
preferred
33% July 22
15 S/8 Feb 26
19% Jun
29% Jan
3
78% Jan
21
19% Oct
<
82
2
22
81% Dec 27
102% Nov 23
Feb
July 29
5
Jun
r
May 27
82% Jan
2
35% Feb
15
153/4 Nov 27
81% Dec 24
53
75*
23
(R H)
■•4%%
61
10
83
Jan
Macy
46 y8 Jun
3
July 26
36% Jan
353/8 Feb
29 s/8 Jun
♦51
22% Jan
-
103/b Aug 21
33 % July 24
44% Aug 14
42 V* Jun
5
50
40% M'ay 23
38% Feb
5
,
Oct
16
9
July 31
59% Aug 15
2
1
9% Jun
21
10
common
Madison
1
Jun
343/4 Jun
Inc
preferred
91 % Sep
19% Mar
7% Oct
27
5 % %
Forbes
&
Trucks
2,660
16
16%
163/4
16%
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17
16%:
16%
46 %
473/8
47%
48%
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473/4
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48%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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24
24%
24
24
24
24%
24
24%
22,900
3,600
20%
20 %
20%
20=4
20%
20%
20%
201/4
20 %
1,800
xll
Volume
198
Number
6299
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
;; •
Range for Previous
<;,;»
Year 1962
Lowest
33% Jun
y.
Lowest;
r.-.
20
48 % Apr
*91
Jan
30
96
Jun
'nv
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17
Jun
27
26% Feb
20 V
lan
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245/s Oct
81,!
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25
32 % Apr
2
Jan
90,
18 V2 May 28
'
60
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25
V
14% Jan
88% Jun
93 % Jan
Jan
80
100 % Aug
Jan
163/b Oct
5
23
24
77 % Oct
23
14 58 Oct
-
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14
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24% Jan
24
May 29
793/2
2
17 Va Dec
Jun
21
,47
Dec
Jun
28
-
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40% Feb
22
4'A Jan
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25
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35
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2
31
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20
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15
24
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23
28
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23
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1
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24
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15
26
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r
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6
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2
58
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11
108
107 y2 Jan
29
6
109
Jan
2
44% Jan
4
39
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11
.
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73 Va July 23
373A Mar 16
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78 3/4 Mar 23
76
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11
93
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11
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20
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31%
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preferred
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10
6
51
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31
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23
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18
2
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Norton
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3
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___3%
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
5
18
46%
36%
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80
94
46 %
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36 %
36 Vi
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80
80%
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f.
46%
46
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36 3/4
37
36%
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80
80
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94 y4
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94%
93%
93%
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94 Va
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51
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1
20
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65 :'4
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29%
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66 Va
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34,800
25
20
vos
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preferred
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com.No par
preferred
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Norwich Pharmacal
,
.171/4
66i/8
Corp
Airlines
2,000
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56%
25%
1
Corp
.3,900
59
38V4
1
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8 3/h
58'A
36 :• -•
65%
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preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power Co
$3.60 preferred
*
56
8%
58
38 %
25%
100
Coal
Northwest
56
8%
58
36%
66
100
Car
$4.16
28%
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v
59
65%
100
American
21
8%
57%
381/4 -39%
28'A
28%
25 "4
lo
American
8%
60
39%
26%
$4.1o
95 Va Jun
.69%
29%
25%
.100
American
19
8%
60 %
661/4
5.60%
5
8
60%
38%
27
preferred
5.80%
15
22
r.v
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,
27
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80
26%
24 Va
/:
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Gas
Northrop Corp
23%
10%
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39 %
&
10
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31
24
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25
2,600
/
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671/2
32
24
27%
21%
100
14
footnotes,
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'31%
24%
27%
100
59 Va Sep
2
..,67 Va.
31%
3 %
26%
preferred^
253% Jan
59% Jan
67 aA
5
36
Sep" 11
3%
67 Va
com_5
preferred
10
Aug
3%
67%
•/
73
5.25%
15
42 34 Mar
39
17%
preferred
20 y8 Aug
2
:•
66
16%
preferred
35 Va Jan
27
32
•'
',3%;/.; 3%
66
72 Va
preferred
12
31% Jan
2,300
3%
:64%
30
Railroad
Electric
31
44% Dec
..
3%
65;:'
173/4
preferred
33 Va Jan
.fl7% Jun 25
20.000
71%
Shipbuilding Corp
40 y4 Dec
10
391/4
3%
71
Ry Co
81% May 29
93
20
1.2G0
397/s
'4
17%
Brake.
North
,111% May 20
110% Jan 17
96
9
32V4
100
North
1
4
933A Dec
3
19
Mar
2
91% Jan
:32%
39 3 a
29,200
44%'
27%
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Aug 26
Jan
Apr 24
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32%
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6%
29
30
92 Va Jan
May 11
91 %
32%
39%
1
York
North
57% Aug 15
114% Mar
25 Va
Aug
4
113% Mar
7
26 % Apr
433/4 Jan
11
33
40
5
Norris-Thermador
2
2
24
323/4
39%
76%
Western Ry common__25,'
Adjustment preferred
25
26% May 21
80% Jun 21
26
33
40 Va
_I_Il
Chicago & St Louis
Norfolk
July 31
663/4 Jan
72% Jan
6
33
567/8
70%
Co
Northern Indiana P S Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%%
preferred
Mar
46%
56Va
17%
American Sugar Ind
Northern Central
109
4 6'A
56'/a
30%
-
Inc_
10%
43
47%
56%
1
14
6
23 %
46%
56Vb
17%
i
29
28
23%
47
56 Vt
29%
Fibre Co
7% Apr
Apr
23%
46%
56 7/8
22%
50
Co
13 Va Jan
Dec
23 %
46 V8
56%
•43%
No par
9
48 Vb
23%
46 Vs
57%
'9%
5
2
45
23'/a
46
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Corp
J an
4
700
33 'A
24%
Chemicall___50c
&
16% Jan
20%,>Mar
63,900
39 %
,_5
25
May 22
65 'A
16 %
__10
Apr
76
65
23 V'4
17%
4.85%
;
9
18
21
651/4
223/4
30
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
May 20
13% Jan
1,300
23
71%
preferred
4.10%
.May 31
51% Aug 15
15%
173/n
Corp
.3.90%
18
24
•18% Feb
15%
64%
283/4
Co
Vulcanized
3.60%
30
25
>125
'
15'A
65%
38 3 a
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
; ;3.40%
preferred
100
28
1063/4 Jan
18
Oct
For
Jan
15
Sep
31%
-
14
Jan
30 Vs Oct
42% Dec
-N
97% May 31
107
Jan
New
3
Aug
107
Jan
New
25
Apr
4
15 Va
64 s/8
70 %
Co
15
,
14
86
46y2Sep
85% Feb
.22
30
151/a
65
22%
38 Vg
1
30
19
86
■•
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24
*14%
63 Va
*86%
22
•
15
64
Jersey. Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10o
Mining Corp common__10
convertible preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New
88
23% July 29
31
May 7/.
Sep 27*
14%
91
56
4%
23
3
91
%
-N Y
v
55 % Aug
;<Jan
20,600
122
24%
Newmont
11 ri Aug 27
20% Jan
91.900
24%
.„r
3
82V4 >Jan
103% July 12
23 Va
1245/a
22%
2.5v0
>
91%
26%
10
New
13V4.Apr 26
,
Jan
92
25,100
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England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel
Co
Rights
2
76 % Jan
107
,
4>-
14
•
Jan
30-y8
No par
(conv)
Gas
Steel
33/4%
13
24
Sep
45% :July
Corp
Register
Starch
Newberry Co
8
333/4 Feb
!
Apr
Co
New
4
8344 Jan
.•
May 17.•
26,
13
66 'A
.130 1/8
12iyz
793/4
1
Nevada Power Co
May 15
72 3A Jan
72 Va Jan
25
May 29
Jun
271
38 Va Feb
6% Oct 25
,11 % May 29
65 Va Jan
2
41 % Dec
Nov
;
110V2 Dec
•
•
May 29
>19% Oct
4 /
277/8 Jan
4
f12y8July
Jun
107
-
,21
July 9
;85y4 July 31
,21% Jan
86
109% Jan
29
24
19'
23 /:
53
2
82% Mar 22
46
Dec
Feb
94
-
40
:
>
79
-
11
3
16% Oct
,100
Apr 26
-74
26
79
/
3/3-
May
48 Va
..May 28
i67V2 Jun 28
2
Mar 11
10% Sep
31
86
■
37
J an
84 Va Jun
108 Va
5
38
39% Mar 21!
Jun
*76% Jun
4
61% Jan
Jan
66lA
30 Va
22%
56
Neisner Bros
8
28% Sep
94
20
54'A Jan
27
Nautec
14
85 •' /Apr
2
21
Nov
65 3A
89%
911/4
55%
Neptune Meter
9
33
86% Feb 20'*
22
33% Jun
7
97
/
5
653/4
29%
119%
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;i
National Linen Service Corp
National-Standard Co
National
Aug 22
39% Sep
Jan
2
July 31
86
,
80
66'A
91 Va
5
National Tea
1
30
Jan
»
1041/2
65%
23 Va
79%
5
Co
Natomas Co
U Aug 22
89% Apr 29
id
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•
120%
69 Va
10
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54%mily 31
n.j
104%
9,100
.
.
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281/4
Lead
National
15
2
bu%
66%
118
5
Fuel
National
11
10
*
9
Sep
43% Jan
May 20
.28
70
;
May 21
73/4.Feb
2
24 Va Jan
66 Va
104'/a
t
91%
117%
69%
II
preferred
National
12
Jji Sep
36 v4 May 29
'26
6 !
17
9% Apr
13% Jan
24
Apr
14,800
118%-
Biscuit
National
183/4 May 31
19 y8 Jan 29
8
18% Aug
51
,
85
2,.
81% Mar
May 29
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Jan
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52
,
6
13
32
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28
15% Mar 19
6% Aug
laV* Jan
lo
38%
667/s
66%
104%
/
28
23
10%
5
National General Corp
National Gypsum Co common
$4.50 preferred
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2
33 V4 May 29
47
Apr
5
6
9/A Sep
12
f 25% Jan
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100 y4
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22
Aviation Corp
4 */2 %
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2
6% Feb
8
May
.
28 Va Sep
1
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103 ■>
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32
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National Dairy
Products
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
Corp
4'/4 % pfd series of 1951
12
Feb
103% Jun
25
15
88%
♦100'A
38%
277b
,27%
40%
28%
National Cash
36'A Aug 28
12 3%, Feb 25
50
2
343/4, Mar
Jan
16
V
13
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23
2
2
.Mar 19
21
54
2
93/4 Mar 29-
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18
40 Va Aug
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National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
6
96 Va Feb
Feb
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5
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.
38
60
981%
89
91
64%
10
Airlines
National
10
273/8 Sep
4
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National Acme
Aug 12
May 24
4
98
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8
i 22% Jan
34
28
-
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20
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4
68 Va Jan
30
115%
82% Jan
July 19
7% Jan
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88
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104
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:
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3
National.Can
40% Jan
35Va Jan 10fc
50% Apr
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13 V8 Oct
6
29% Jan
27'
2
Jun
Sep
48 V4 July
30
27
18
59 y8 Mar 19
4
24
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National
2
23% Mar
3
Jan
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567/a Sep
4
92% Jan
2
56% Jan
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2
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24 !b Oct
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9% Mar 27
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15
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28
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24
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/
104
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Murray Corp of America
16
65
2
83 3A Jan
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6
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46
5
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Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
.
65 Va
34,3.0
33 >A
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1,1% Jan
5
23 3/8 Dec
2
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&
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43 % Jan
v
4
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18
1
89
31,500
22%
2
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24
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Wheel
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-
101
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32
351/4
63%
par
Co
M S L Industries Inc
'
15
22%, May
2
21% Jan
12
66 3A Oct
n
13
27y4Feb
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10% Mar 7
703/4 May 16
54% Jan
27.
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89
18,000
12,600
57
Motorola Inc
;
88
101
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14%
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15
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7% July 29
/
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10
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.
100
11%
14%
91
25
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell
87
38'A
117%
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Power Co
•/ 34 Va
35%
103
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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o
31% Jan
•
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22
29
27
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1
25
11 Va Jun
8
12
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7
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4
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26 y2 Aug
Sep
35'A
323/4
87
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31%
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32
64%-
100
Montana-Dakota Utilities
31%
307/b
32 '
34%
37%
100
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Monsanto
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5
29% Mar 21
i
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2,800
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89
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50
231/2
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10
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preferred
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a
30%
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12
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89
par
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Monarch Machine Tool
9R
317/a May 16
17
28'A Jan
,a
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89
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2
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21
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1
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31%
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,
25
1011/4
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Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
Missouri Public Service Co__
.11
Mohasco Industries Inc common__5
94
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July 10
.8/sJan
89%: Mar 14
41%'Jan
4
May 29
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r 1/
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69/9 Aug 29
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'
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87%
243A
101%
353a
5
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
i! *
15
87%
87%
24%
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common.
convertible preference
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4
do
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7
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17
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Minnesota Enterprises Inc
Minn Mining & Mfg
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Minnesota Power & Light
-
21
102 y4
88%
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20%
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;34%
Miles La®>»ratones Inc
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l
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12
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12
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43
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5
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15
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13
28
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V
2/b Jan
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7% May 29
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t
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Sept. 11
42%
43%
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5
Metromedia Inc
12
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31
24
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19
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24
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24
34
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
4
f2
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4
30 .'l Oct
Mesta
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Inc
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23%
1
100
Metropolitan Edison ~3.90%
I
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12.50
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'
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5
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7
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Tuesday
Sept. 9
^
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r
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Monday
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Melville Shoe Corp common
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;
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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5
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15
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24
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May 29
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34
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1
11
Apr
8
24
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It
14
102
12
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10
23
2
Dec
70% Feb
Oct
39% Apr
May 28
43
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-
6
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25
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'
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19
97
-
94
55
29
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82 % Jan
81
15
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:
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1064)
i
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 19G2
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 9
STOCK
Wednesday
Sept. 10
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
:
.
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Friday
Sept. 13
the Week
Shares
O
49 y4 Jan
46 y4
Feb
12
85 y4 Jan
53
July 26
97
9
2
38
May 28
92
Jan
11
99
Dec
21
80 % Jun
29
86% Dec
7
Nov
8
102
Jan
7
100 y2 Dec
14
100
Sep
11
97 V2 July
105
3
94% July 18
Sep
12
101 % Jun
5
89% May
105
102% Jan
22% Mar 25
16%
Jun"28
88 y2 Jail
Apr~23
18%
95% Nov
31
May
7
2
25
26% Aug 29
17 y4 Jan
7
18% Feb
9
98 y2 Apr
29y40ct
24
341/8 May 29
26
25
41 % Jan
3
31% Jan
2
44% Jun
14% May 29
13% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17% May 13
Jun
Feb
41
26
27% Jun
43%
Oct~24
76
Jan
10 y2 Oct
24
24 % Mar
33
4
25
Aug 23
1
11
15% Jan
11
Aug 16
20% Aug 20
24% May
19% July 15
23% Jun 27
68% May 14
85% Sep 13
14
25 y2 Jan
2
Oct~26
87% Feb
13
49 % Sep
10
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72 Vb Jan
24
14
115
Jan
100
Mar
43
Mar 23
31
Aug
16% Jun
25
25
J an
9% Jun
15% Jan
12
May 29
36% Feb
20
47
May 29
61% Dec
27
53% May
4
26
141
4%
42%
43
16%
16%
31%
32
48%
49
Oxford
Paper
Pacific
Pacific Cement
Pacific
29
American
157
Apr 25
6% Jun 11
19%
6%
Pacific Tin
Consolidated
12
Packard-Bell
7% Oct
22
9 % Jan
2
15% Jun
10% Jun
25
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
21% Jan
2
12
67% Jan
2
16% May 15
45 % Sep
3
80% May 13
■
3
39
40
23% Jun
25
25 y8 Jun
14
41
July 25
95
Jan
3
10 y4 Jun
Jan
2
34% Feb
28% May 29
98 %
.'
'
34
20
30% Jan
27
31% Oct
22
2
36 % Aug
19
36
May 16
106% Feb 28
Feb
103
■
13
Sep
3
43% July
5
Penn Fruit
4.68%
Co
Inc
*96
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Corp
3
4% %
preferred
4.40% series preferred
100
100
Pennsylvania RR
Pennzoil
10
5
Jun
4
Jan
9
99
15
101
8
12
18% May
317/8 Sep
24% May 31
2
6
2
11
31
103
Apr
81
Jan
2
33 Va Jan
21
112% Jan
5
70 % July 23
24
July 16
87% Mar 27
84
81% Jan
10
47 % Jan
17
15% Oct
24
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
40
Oct
24
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
97
Feb
6
100% Nov
27
18% Jun
27
41% Jan
11
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
67
64
Aug 17
Sep 28
12% Jun
22
69
July
2
22
14
21% Jan
6
7
18
64 % May 20
102% Jan 18
99% July 10
26% July
1
34% May
1
65% Mar 19
39
Feb
26
22
13% Jan
3
Aug 12
17% Jan
9
86% Mar
l
72% Jan
2
86
May
81
8
73
Jan
14% Jan
10
82
May 10
Jan
16% May 15
4.40%
53
22% Jun
2
7
21
:
5% Oct
36% Oct
35
22
5
Oct
22
19% Jan
8
116% Mar
6
139
May
1
134% Jan
2
67% Feb
20
513/4 Jan
2
12% Jan
4
7
Jan
9
38
553/4 Jan
24
41
353/4 Mar 29
31
54
125
Nov
14
44%; jun
25
78
Jan
4
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
21
Oct
24
2
May 8
58% Aug 19
14% Sep
4
Jan
3
72% Aug 28
Jan
3
80
Aug
2
40 % Jan
Jan
17
57% Feb
28
105 % Jan
34% Dec
3
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
93
20% July 17
1
69% Mar
92% Jan
20% Jun
25
32% Apr
2
}
Jan
3
4
Jun
5
100 Va Aug 22
Jan
15% Jan
Jun
70% Jun
130
14
Jan
21
120% May
8
38% Aug 28
211% Sep
6
20 Va May 27
221
24
'
Aug 27
3
14
133/4 Oct
25
133
28% Mar 20
811/2 Jun
563/8 Jun
143
Jan
122
6
52
34%
35%
353%
36%
33%
35%
33%
35
*57 %
58%
58%
58i/2
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59%
56%
58%
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39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
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*26
26%
59
40
;
26%
8%
8%
-
42
263/4
8%
Service
.
23% Apr
80% Sep
18
6
39
39
39
180
45%
45%
45%
46
29,800
44%
45 %
45%
453/4
451/4
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47
7,900
35
341%
35
34%
33
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103
102%
102%
102%
1031/a
100%
100%
100%
100%
100 %
100 Va
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
211/4
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100%
21'A
44%
44%
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45
45%
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45
42%
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42%
42%
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42%
42%
53%
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52
52%
513/4
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34%
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•
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56 3/8
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56%
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57
48%
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49%
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46 3/4
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171/a
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31
31%
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31
30 3/8
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53
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53
53%
543/8
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54
54 3/8
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13,800
12.50
62%
35%
No par
100
100
62%
62%
36
36%
101
103
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89%
89%
89%
63%
36 %
101
-
89%
101
62%
36
101%
63%
361/4
102
62%
353/4
101
89%
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361/4
9,800
100%
1001/4
180
99
99
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106
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10
100
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35
36%
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343/4
351/4
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76%
77%
76%
77
75%
76%
751/8
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85
85
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5
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100
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85 %
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83
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84
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101
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101
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83
83
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55
54 3/8
55
19%
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18 3/4
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54
531/8
101
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55%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
311/4
32%
32 Vb
48%
49%
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49i/4
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48%
49'A
147/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/2
14%
15
15
19%
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A—
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
138%
1383/4
$3.50
Sep
90% July 17
98
Nov
21
Apr
5
100% Aug 21
4.18%
Apr
10
106% Aug 27
1093/4 Jan
15
5.05%
15
108
111% Jan
25
75% Aug 21
813/4 Jun
14
3%%
24
May
3
25% Aug
7
4.32%
8
23
Mar 29
24 % Jan
22
4.16%
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
2
88
23
84
Jan
4
86
May 15
1
22
May 24
31% May 29
20% Oct 23
43% Jan
28 % Jun
38% Dec
38% Mar
2
9
26
35
Jun
20
233/4 Jan
2
36% Jan
11
64% Apr
3
61% Mar
1
7% May 16
36%
35
78%
35
*132
61%
118
203%
Co
of
*132
133
*116
x35%
75
18
*99%
21%
62%
63
118
19%
19%
78%
76%
30%
100
21%
100%
79%
78%
79%
32V8
31 %
32
75%
30%
92%
30%
*91%
*93%
95%
93%
93%
98%
98%
99%
99%
98%
107
100
com„No par
110
110
40
100
*78
80
*23%
24%
*23%
24V4
6%
107
107
98%
107%
110
110
110
40
*78%
*24
80
24%
*24
*23%
*6%
24%
*23%
6%
24%
*85
86%
107
'
6"%
86%
31% May 14
<17% Aug 27
Pure Oil-
5
37 28%
44%
80
Purolator
——1
70%
37%
28%
45%
71
36%
28 %
44%
70%
__
Cement
Co
_
Products
Inc__
*85
94
39%
107
No par
93%
75%
31 y4
91%
*109%
100
preferred
22
74%
100
25
18Va
'79
31%
74%
*30%
91%
*92%
39%
63
22
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10
Pullman Inc
No par
25
118%
99%
19%
Jun
133
*117
36%
19%
4
*132
62%
100
Ind
79
35
208%
1
40% Jan
35
14%
71%
21%
32
preferred
preferred
preferred
Rican
783/4
57%,
35%
85
19%
Puetro
133/4
71 %
139
203 Va
17%
18
80
75%
63
118
36%
56%
209%.
18
35%
205
100
21%
31%
133
*137
99%
35%
208
18%
5
25
Publickdr Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
14
71
78
30%
92%
Serv
11
13%
71
78
No par
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred—
5.28%
28
13%
72
preference com__No par
preferred
100
4.30%
Public
Elec
57%
35%
div
Feb
18% July
25
Public Serv
139
13%
Gas com_No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Jan
Gamble
&
56 y2
77
—10
-
*137
57
72
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
lo
Procter
-
1
preferred
Plough Inc_
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
6
18
12,600
8,700
,
1,700
193/8
20
100
191/4
19%
3,100
137 %
56%
13%
*72
77%
34%
132
62%
*117
35%
198
17%
100
21%
79
31%
73%
31 %
*91%
*92%
99%
*107
*109%
39%
i 78%
*24
*23%
137 /4
57%
13%
73
78
35,400
19%
„
56
1.25
convertible
Dec
24
10,700
323/4
19%
95
Jun
5,500
101
54
20%
2
5% Oct
70,900
55
*99%
19%
Jan
84
80
83%
l
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
87
24
40
853/4
85%
83%
80
4.08%
19
100
101%
100
.
*101
*76%
21
July 25
140
>
100
80
Feb
223/a Jan
90
90
*76%
95
21
90
90
*89%
80
4
40% July 25
61%
63
101 %
*76
91% Jan
3
3,600
18
31%
76
20
May 27
253/4
17%
31 %
76
Nov
32% Jan
25%
1
80
92
21
101 %
*75%
5
Nov
3,900
*100%
5
Corp of America
preferred
Jan
79% Apr
243/4 Dec
600
55
48
No par
$4.80
85
35
1,900
8,600
82
$1.40
110% Feb
-
46%
*81
18
29
150
11,000
17%
47%
82
32% Feb
Jun
490
104,100
X55 %
53%
56
53
*81
2
23% May 29
713/4 Jan
2
8,700
•
52%
57%
52%
81
30% Jan
106
2,300
33%
341%
1023/8
34%
81
31% May 14
109
32%
34%
34%
103
34%
102 %
81
July 24
29
4,700
8%
39
46%
*80
6
13
Jun
57,200
40
81
32 % Sep
97 %
81/4
26%
44
46
25
8%
>
45%
*39
101 %
1
39%
*26
39
*100Va
Inc
8%
26%
18,900
573,100
46%
471/4
-
8%
*26
*80
79 Va Aug
104
10,500
:r ://
39
47%
-
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
2
8
8%
45%
44
■
8%
*26
46%
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
2
96% Mar
:
8%
51%
100
preferred
68% Jan
'
:
8%
511/2
48%
preferred
preferred
27% Jan
29
97
8%
50%
54%
preferred
19
69% Dec 26
49% May 29
:
8%
523/4
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
1261% Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
*96
8%
*54
47%
50
Phila Electric Co common
4.30%
4.68%
23
Jan
13,700
51%
8%
No par
common
(Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
Feb
common—1
Pfizer
Feb
88% May
55% Jun
Co
preferred
3.80%
91
19
59% Mar 14
24
Co
Petrolane Gas
4
90% Apr
July 19
84% Feb
42
Cement
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
4l% Apr 24
80% July 25
Oct
4%%
108
Jan
731/4
53
17
:-y
convertible preferred
Milk
103
106
24
5%
Pet
91% Jun
19
16
61 % Oct
Fermanente
Petroleum
36% Aug 23
Mar
1
Aug 23
v
8,100
74,600
72%
8%
52%
'
1
1
105
7
Apr
97 v:
15%
42%
51%
55%
No par
33 %c
Coijp
6
55% Aug 29
63% Sep 10
97
26% Oct
82
101% May 20
28% May 2
8
41%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
51
13
*96
20,300
151/4
42%
.
34%
x43%
5
Co
56
11
17% Aug 12
May 27
Sep
97
13%
13-%
1,100
8%
8%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—_l
Penn Power & Light com
No par
42
100
*96%
99
22,300
■
51%
40
*39
46%
45%
45%
44%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
102 % 102 %
100%
*100
20%
20%
50
1
51% Mar 14
8
14%
97
5
common
preferred
conv
59% Mar 23
Jan
13%
731/4
25
Penney (J C) Co
66% Jan 31
101% July 13
96
14%
6%
19%
14
2
Apr 29
Sep 13
24
86% Jan
13%
13%
210
*61/4
18%
1,900
24
88% Nov 28
14%
••-
6%
191/4.
20,800
35% Oct
July 10
6V4
18%
23%
15%
49% Oct
82
146%
6%
18%
16%
13% Jan
Jan
*145%
146
6%
17%
151/4
19% Mar 15
52% Mar
145%
6 %
17%
22%
15
29% Jan
146i/4
6%
17%
16 1/2
12% Jun
100
y
8,900
15%
Perkin-Elmer
7
32%
23%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
i
15
32%
54,100
16,200
16%
49%. Sep
34% Mar 20
33%
17,100
,
16%
58 % Aug 29
62% Jan
32%
16%
15%
1
2
103% Nov
12%
xl6%
20%
2
w
59
11%
17
15%
Aug
6
58%
11%
16%
I6I/4
Jan
1
59%
11%
•
203/4
38
May 29
58%
113/4
333/8
16%
46
Jun
59
151/4
2
98
17
58%
6,500
30,400
201%
16
44% Oct
16%
11%
600
15
34%
16%
58
25
15
34
72%
Industries
Tool
56% Feb
Jan
151/8
341/4
15%
Pendleton
22
47
15
33%
20%
8
57% Mar 15
15%
34%
72%
5
preferred
prior
conv
24
23
151/4
33%
16%
5%
Jun
33% Oct
15%
341%
15%
35 % Feb
16 % Feb
15%
6%
13,900
;
is
18
18%
3.300
36%
33%
17%
*97
100
36%
20%
45% Aug 28
23% July
100
37
16%
2
2
18%
18%
100 y4
16
22
13
18%
36%
6,000
21%
Peabody Coal Co common
v.
Oct
Feb
■
100
37%
72
No par
25
19% Jan
/
19
100%
35%
73
1
Transportation
33
42
*18%
100
35%
72
Parmelee
56% May 15
25
101
35
73%
No par
11
24
*100
34%
72%
1
Corp
Feb
13% Jun
100%'
15%
Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
46
18 % Oct
12,700
15%
2
99% Mar
85%
.84
,
42%
Pan
52% Mar 19
Jan
84
6
1
Pan
39% May 29
Jan
82%.
20%
13% Jan
Jaii ~2
54%
83%
1
98% Apr
v
82%
1
1131% Jan
18% Feb
82
1
5
17
Apr
r
81
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
47 7
3
101
8i y4
1,620
10% Feb
3
32 % Apr
38% Mar 22
106% May 25
101% May 25
15,700
22%
Penick & Ford
25
50
3
Jan
,
52
9
27
50% Apr
2
Aug
21%
50%
10 % Jan
July 31
.;
21%
50%
25 % May 22
7
11
7% Aug 15
27
5
Feb
19 % Apr
14
v
.15% Sep
2
21%
50
15%
Mar 29
17
21%
50%
42%
24
52% Jan
21%
49%
8%
50
' 31%
*58 %
39%
*26
16%
40% Sep
10
48% Jan
21%
50
151/4
31
26
22%
49 y4
44
Jan
May 31
21%
50%
15
May
May 29
22%
42%
27
7% Oct
22%
15'%
35
40
12%
22
44%
15
37
13
22
14%
21
15% Aug
17% Jan
12%
21%
43%
23% Jun
4
12%
21%
'
13%
22% Jun
27% Jan
19% Jan
12
21
15%
67% July 30
8
71,000
12y8
21%
43%
48% May 24
29% Jan 28
22
13ya
4,100
11%
15
42%
11
Oct
24,500
13%
75% Apr
15
50%
50c
Electronics-
24
14% Nov
49%
*1451/4
36% Sep
?5% Apr
50%
145 %
24% Mar 20
2
50
144%
38% Mar 15
42% Oct
50%
21
* 17
1
Paramount
24
6,200
49%
:
50
18%
.18%
15 %■ •15%
>
5
Papercraft
18% Oct
32 y4
33%
6
11
9'
167/«
33%
33%
145 % 145%
17
98
10
Jan
6% Apr
42%
16%
31%
11%
33%
28
96
35 % Mar
40,600
41%
17
32%
17
Jan
16
42%
16%
59
9% Jan
58% Feb
41%
42%
200
31%
16%
53% Sep
8
24
4,400
17%
58%
8
97% Feb
Oct
31
38%
98 :
12 %
34%
American Sulphur
70c
Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4^>
preferred
100
9iy2 Aug 23
38%
*96%
32%
11%
Packaging Corp of America
38%
17
11%
Corp
13
98
38%
22
100
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
preferred
100
Sep
is y4
18%
*96%
32
59%
Pacific
2
41%
17
Ltd
18%
*18 Va
38%
o
17
11%
35 % Apr
25
42%
16%
58%
1
Corp
13,500
25%
32
1
Petroleums
25%
25%
80%
Intermountain Express
Lighting
25%
630
97%
,.<■
Co_5
No par
Pacific
Pacific
July 25
38
34
Pacific
5% Jan
37%
33%
24
950
*100
49%
10/
17
60
100%
101%
250
11%
r
.5
Aggregates Inc_5
63% Jan
25
31%*
103%
21%
:■
Corp
&
Electric
&
Gas
20% Jun
13% Apr
3
Co
42 %
Xl6%
103%
18%
18%
*96%
5
5
104
•
25 %4
25%
18 y4
5
86%
*100
97%
37%
8,400
98%
86%
100
*96
52%
98%
87
X100
*18%
51%
98%
86%
104
is y4
38
53
98
103
98%
100
15
preferred
11
14% May 13
30% July 19
7% Jan 12
23% Mar 5
-
25%
No par
1
1110% Mar
2
18
16% Aug 20
30% July 25
16% Sep 11
Jan
25%
37%
30c
:—
r0
Jan
105
1
15
25
20
25%
52%
r.
87
103
*96
Overnite Transportation Co
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
34% Jan
2
15% May
12% Jan '
Outlet
37% Sep
1
25
2
l
19% Aug 15
2
Oct
158% Feb
101%
107
*18 Va
Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
142 y4 Oct
5
5% May 28
14% Nov
5
101%
3.125
Mathieson Chemical
Olin
Otis Elevator——
39% Jan
102%
52%
100%
x85 y4
25 %
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland
Utilities.
30
May 29
*101
.
87
*103
7.50
Gas—
59% Jan
Jun
26 ys
104
86
:
20
Natural
47 y4 July 25
19
99% Jun
*103
100
preferred
Oklahoma
3
46y2
28
4.24%
86
2.50
com
preferred
4%
26
38% Aug 13
52%
*99%
52
100%
100
86
'
v
51%
*99%
100
100
100
100
:—100
preferred
preferred
4.56%
preferred
4.44% preferred
Okla Gas & Electric Co
13
94 y2 Jan
15
4.40%
3.90%
52
51%
15
Ohio Edison Co common
6%
39%
40%
78%
78%
24%
6%
85
19%
19%
19%
37%
28%
36%
28
37V'a
28%
45%
45
71%
71
45%
72%
138% 138%
56%
57%
13%
13%
72
72
79
79
34%
34%
132
132
62%
62%
118% 118%
35%
35Va
199Va 205 Va
17%
17%
*100
100%
21%
21%
79
79%
31%
31%
74%
74%
31 y4
31%
92
92
*92%
94
*98%
99%
*107
107%
110
110%
39%
39%
78%
78%
*24
24%
*23%
24%
6%
7
*85
85%
19%
19%
7
34%
132
63%
118
36%
201%
>•
220
20,100
140
1,900
1,900
50
4,800
200
7,800
83,700
17%
1,700
100
21%
79%
37,500
390
32,400
31%
74%
31 %
93
94
32,900
99%
107%
110%
39%
78%
24%
24%
250
7
16,900
700
80
10
340
430
15.200
90
5,000
85%
50
19%
19%
14,900
25,700
*85
35%
37%
35%
36%
27%
44%
71%
28%
45%
72
27%
44%
71
277/8
45%
71%
18,900
29,400
3,900
Q
543/4 Oct
136
24
Oct
25
?5% Oct
26
For
91% Feb
146
Mar 13
30 3/4 Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
Jan
2
•27% Jan
2
141
73% Aug 28
15i % Aug 30
341% Apr 29
70%
Quaker Oats Co common
4.8
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
150
33%
23.
1
713/4
150
333/4
71
72
150
150
33%
34
69%
*150
*33%
71%
151
34
70
*150
33%
70%
151
33%
69 Va
150
*33%
70%
7,700
150
2,530
34
600
Volume
198
Number 6299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
,7
STOCKS
7;7
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
' /
LOW AND
STOCK 77
NEW YORK
EXCHANGE
.
,
V
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 12
Friday
the Week
Sept. 13
Shares
R
38% Jun
637/a Mar 14
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
82
45
Jan
10
Apr
31% Aug
17
28% Sep 10
12 y2 May 29
8
Oct 24
7
40
21% Jan
2
15 ye Feb
26
30% Feb
13
27
25
141/8 Feb
18
25
411/a Feb
Aug
8% Jan
16
241/4 Apr
16
May 29
5% Oct
24
12
Nov
Oct
10y4 Feb
1
8
24
19
15
15
Corp of America
$3.50
24
1st
Ranco
Random
33% Sep
30y2 Jan
7
12% May 31
Reading
4%
4%
Red
Co
9
2
17%
Sep
13
Reeves
Jun
19
Reichhold
Oct
23
16% Jan
10
25
19 V2 Apr
18% Jan
31% Jun
28
9% Jun
8
38 i/a Jan
49i/2 Jan
14
4
May
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
3
14
23
Jan
23
Jan
30
53
69
12
24
Jan
19
15% Jun
27
12% Jan
4
6% Jan
2
24
28
19
Oct
30
Nov
7
31
Oct
17 ;
60
24
Mar 12
14
Jan
34% Jan
43 % Jan
4
Jan
44% Sep
36 i/a Jan
53
67% Mar 13
20% Oct 26
20 y2 Jan 27
5
40i/4 Jan
48% Jan
52 % Jan
2
8
50 y2 Nov
49% Jan
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
102 '/a Jan
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
86% Nov
8
8% Jun
15% Feb
25
Oct
24
14
51/8 Dec
26
3% Jun
40
7
102
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
Bros
Rheem
61/8 May 22
21
39
Jan
2
50% Sep
36% Apr
2nd
Selection
3
Aug
1
28% May 31
Robertshaw
Jan
3
38% Aug 26
Rochester Gas
2
43% Aug 26
441/4 Aug 12
Rochester
8
34 % Jan
5
104
94
15% May 29
24y» jan
25
15% Aug
14
29% Feb
12
21
2
May 29
17% Oct
25
31% Mar 15
12
145
Mar 19
98
Feb
27% Apr
11
44
26
~7%
18% Jan
14% Feb
Oct
23
Dec
11% May 29
Oct
41
15
Oct
26
24
26 Va Apr
18% Feb
Jan
31%
32%
32%
33%
20%
21%
20%
62,800
21% I
21
21%
20%
20%
11%
*11%
32,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
20%
til
20%
11%
50
11%
17%
18%
17%
17%
2,700
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
24%
25
24
24 Va
1,400
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
*14%
15
24%
714%
14%
14%
5,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
600
15%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
19,100
12
12%
12 Va
12%
11,300
*23
23%
23
50
Sep
Feo
Rorer
12%
23%
*41%
42%
41%
42%
13 %
13%
13%
42
13%
13
61%
*60
61
16
16
*60
7
42
61
:
"
13%
:
*60
16V4
xl5%
15%
15%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
9%
16%
'
13%
61
*60
61
15%
15%
15%
9%
9%
9%
16%
.
16%
16
16
V
.
1,700
1,000
3,600
42%
13%
15%
21,700
9%
7,800
700
42
42%
4-1%
43%
43%
44%
43
43%
43
50%
51%
50 %
43%
51
49%
50%
49%
49%
49
49
45%
x44%
45 Va
;
125,100
4,300
41,900
1
44%
46 Va
44%
45%
44%
45%
37%
38%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
32%
33%
31%
31%
32%
50
31%
32%
32%
33%,
50%
■50%
50%
32%
50%
*50%
51%
50%
•50%
*50%
108%
108%
108 Va
108%
108 Va
108%
1,500
40%
40%
40 V4
40%
40%
40%
90,900
.
108
108
Co
40%
4IV2
86%
86%
16
16%
1
Trust
Ltd
£
5%
1.25
45 %
108
5
100
com
108
40%
40%
86%
86%
16
*86
*86
86%
16%
15%
16%
5%
.
5%
,
5%
5%
5%
56%
86%
15%
.
5%
*86
16
19,300
136,500
1
.
900
86%
15%
5%
51
5%
300
16
17,900
5%
24,000
55%
56%
55 V2
56%
57%
55%/'
56%
55
No par
56%
48
48%
30,200
,47%
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
49 Va
10
48%
49%
31
31%
31 %
32
32%
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
25,300
10,900
29%
I
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
1
29%
29%
26%
27
1,600
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 Va
No par
38%
38%
16,600
38
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
38
10
38%
42%
42%
42%
42%
8,900
1,300
16,000
Co
Elec
Corp
Telephone
Co
5
41%
5
142%
100
X42 %
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
99%
43%
42%
43%
144
140%
143%
138%
140 %
141
143
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
-
15%
16%
16
16 Va
16 7
16%
16
1
Corp
42%
42%
143
*98
145
*98
1
(Wm Hi
23
*41%
13%
2.50
&
Corp
(Geo D)
42
No par
Corp
Roper
6
23
13
5
common
Ronson
12%
42
10
preferred series A—
Rohr
9
12%
23%
1,200
Co—2.50
Rohm
11
11%
23%
*60
10
Inc
Controls
Haas
12%
23%
50c
Corp
Corp
&
//17777
12
23%
100
Company
4%
15%
11
1,400
31%
32%
31%
32%
32%
33
31%
42%
16 Va
16
32%
43%
I
6,900
16%
31%
12,300
32%
39,100
1
41%
41%
41 %
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
8%c
4,700
43%
44%
43%
44%
41%
43%
40%
41%
1
39%
40%
47,400
34%
35%
34%
35 Va
34
34%
34
34%
20 g
33%
34%
46%
47%
46%
47
46%
47
46%
47%
47%
48
46%
Inc
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
11
11%
.
1
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
3
Foreign transactions
Royal McBce Corp
1
10 Va
13'/2 Jan
9
11 Va
Rubbermaid Inc
1
12%
12%
12
12
12
12
1
12
Ruberoid
;
12
31% Feb,
29
Jan
32%
10,100
11% Sep
12
1
12 Va
28%
29%
28 %
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
17
14,300
17
16%
16%
17
17%
17 Va
17%
17 %
17%
3,000
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
1L
11%
25,100
63%
13,900
19% Jan
2
10
Ryan
14
16 y2 Mar 21
9
31%
7
49% May
2
8% July 22
11'/2 July 23
26% Jan
7% Oct
26
14,300
31%
50c
Rockwell-Standard
9
Aug 12
44% Sep
6
38
2
431/4 Jan
Ritter
44
5
26% Jan
17 % Jan
25
33 J
2
391/2 Sep
21% May 29
33 ya Jan 10
Sep
4
July 26
17% Jan
9
Mar 18
30%
100
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
27
18
11%
5
Richfield
23
Feb
40%
11%
series
Manufacturing
12
Dec
40%
11%
pref
Richardson-Merrell
16
38
Co
(R. J.) Tobacco
3.60% series
Rhodesian
4
5
97
41
11%
Preferred
65% Feb
281/4 Aug
19% Jan
1241% Dec
41
11%
common
3%%
conv
21
27
41%
11%
preferred series A
42% Feb
Aug 30
Eng
Co
4%%
28% Dec
Jun
11
41 Va
11%
1
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
24
May 29
10%
41%
11%
41%
~ 10
I_HI_5
4%%
371/2 Mar 19
37% Jan
HVa
41
12
31%
preferred
Rexall
17 % Aug 29
2
July 30
10%
41%
11%
30%
convertible
Reynolds
7,000
3.33y3
Inc
28
Jan
113,000
50c
&
24
73
17%
Corp
Mfg
Oct
90
17 Va
Chemicals
22% Oct
25
17%
No par
Stores
47% May 14
881/4 Feb
8
2
4y4 Jan
51
31
17 Va
11%
preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
;Revlon Inc
11
44%; Mar 14
377/a Dec
22,400
17%
11
Inc
Elec
$1
23
34% Mar 26
26% May 11
17 %
10%
Roller Bit Co
31% Sep
20
17%
10%
52% May 21
10% Jan
Mar 14
17%
10%
Republic Aviation Corp
Corp
common
24
Aug
110
36% July 17
86 y4 Sep
9
Jan
90
17%
10%
Republic
11
37% Jun
23% Jan
Jan
17%
preferred
2nd
Conv preferred
Aug 27
41%
Mar
29
41 y4 Jan
48
3,500
35
Stores
Reliance
18% Feb 26
101/4 Apr 19
2
16% May
May 28
6% Oct 24
12 Vz Oct
Owl
Reliance
17
Jan
80
34%
.74
74%
No par
1st
non-cum
Reliable
17
76
12% Aug 20
Jan
2
20i/2 Jan
51% Aug 30
>
80
34%
common
non-cum
Jan
16% Oct
80 H
34%
Co
Reed
12
80
35
72%
HIII5
ZI—50
Raytheon
21
211/4 Feb
80
34%
73%
1
8
17% Feb
23
74
79%
34%
Inc
13
10% Oct
73
79%
341%
——T—.. 1
No~par
International
Sep
14%
74%
79%
35%
Raybestos-Manhattan
' 5
21% Jun
73%
79%
34%
Inc
Raymond
Rayonier
22 % Mar
24
75%
79%
2.50
House
14% May 20
29% May 28
13% Oct
71%
No par
2.50
Inc
3
18% May 20
14% Apr 30
101/2 Mar 14
com_Nopar
preferred
Ralston Purina Co
44% May 14
12% May 24
9
2
191/4 Aug 27
7% Jan 21
1
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
2
21'/2 Jan
Radio
11
May 22
.
18% Aug 22
9% May 17
38
7% Jun
16V* May 29
75% Sep
12
Ryder
Jun
Cola
Co
Petroleum
Co
Co
Aeronautical
System
Co
:
10%
;
;V
5,100
107,100
v
2,300
—
11
10%
11%
11
11%
20,300
1,900
'
No par
Inc
;■!
2.50
s
36% May 29
89
Jun
60% Jan
2
45% Feb
4
22
28
94% Nov
16
91 % Apr
352% Jan
26
352 % Jan
26
r.
22% Jun
26
37
16% May 29
13% Jun
25
4.30%
7
Jan
10
18% Jan
21
Jan
19
40% Aug
21% Feb
26% July
5
8
93% Sep
5
26% Jan
2
36
27% May 29
3;
35
Jan
2
39% Mar 15
Jan
2
1
31
"*79
2
10
18 Va Jan
2
15% Oct
26
27% Jan
2
9% Aug 21
2
18% Jan
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
1
11
;
v
'
May 29
Aug 13
9'/a Jan
Sep
13
13% Apr
15
13% Jan
10
23 V8
15
May 21
10% Jun
27
35% July 22
45% Jan
16
32
35y8 Jan
is
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
42 % Jan
24
11 Va Jan
9
49
23
98 % Feb
14
23
10 Va Aug
1
16% Jan
23
28
48% Aug
1
59
Jan
22
Aug
30
Oct
July 17
2
6% Jan
61 %
10% July 11
Aug 23
75% Apr
26
Foreign
10% Oct
24
50
Oct
23
28% Apr
53% Dec
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
31
Mar 15
16
87
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
5
103
Sep
4
77
Jan
90
Feb
19
Dec
6
99 % Dec
97% Jan
9
Oct
23
26 Va Jan
21 Va Jan
2
74% Jan
5
82
77
3% Oct
22
38 %
Jun
Jan
2
Jun
82
3.65%
4
6% Feb
4% Jan
25
33 % Dec
32% Jan
2
40 % May 29
11% July 30
23 % Jan
17% Jan
2
22 % Jun
10 Va Sep 12
29% Aug 20
Jun
4
36 % Apr
25
59
88% Jan
2
74.
99
Sep
13
15% Mar
2
9
16
May 20
14% Jan
4
21
Jun
Jun
25
9% Dec
31
6% May 29
103% Oct 12
12%
104
May"29
Aug
18 % Jan
Jan
5% Apr
14
(17
Mar
6
6% Aug 22
103% Jan
8
19% Aug
2
13% Jun 24
7
3
11 % Jan
23%
Servel
v. v
16 % Jun
5
9% Jan
2
Sep
25
45% Feb
12
34% Jan
30
43% Apr
22
14 Va Jun
25
29% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
24% Apr
16
9% Oct
24
23% Mar 28
11% Jan
2
17% May
S
13
30% Jun
7
11
28% Oct
11% Mar 30
23
24%
41% Mar 20
34% Jan
16
49% Sep
23
14% May 29
22V4
11
24% May
Dec
31
Feb
.
V
3
May 28
9% Oct
22% Jan
18% Jan
24
15
4
16
Oct
22
21.
19
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
24
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
15% Oct
24
26% May 22
28% Oct
24
40% Feb-
May 23
2
21V4 Jun
14
19 >/4 Oct
24
20
May 29
62
r
Feb
2
Jan.
7
35% Jan
*
5
23% Jan
2
27
7 V* May 29
39% Jun 25
58
50
53
9% Jan
•60% Mat 20
58 V4 Jan: 2
.11% Jan
2
8%
Sep
Feb
15
Feb
19
"May 28
21%.Oct 24
44% Jan
17
53% Jan
51% Mar
32% Jan
40% Jan
16
27% Oct 24
33
17% Jun
23% Feb
•
2
13
61% Apr
24
18
54
7 Feb
2
49% May 21
4
35% Feb
25
7
27
18
57 V4 Jan
53
May
9
50
Jan
36
50
Mar 21
43
Jan
July 18
2
7
31
75
19% Feb
72% Jan
22% May 29
33% Mar
1
11
26% Jan
15
2
Nov
1
9% Oct
23
4
Jun
5
47% Jan ■! 2
25
8% Jan
24
24
Oct3
42 % Jan
2
90
Jan
95% Dec
26
For
15
footnotes,
80
Aug
1
38% Jun 21
19%
'
33%
34%
34%
38%
38
38'/a
38%
37%
12%
13%
12%
13 Va
10%
11%
10%
21%
22%
21%
10
10
9%
9%
11
35%
35%
35 Va
39
38%
39
12%
13%
11
11%
700
36
38%
v
12%
71,600
9,000
;
131/4
60,000
11%
11%
6,100
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
22,100
10
10%
10
10
*9%
10
40%
43%
41%
42%
42%
441/4
43
44V4
43%
33
32%
32%
33
33
32%
33
33
1,600
44%
33
33
9%
9%
9%
62%
63%
62%
%
9%
9%
9
9%
63 Va
63%
64%
64
64%
9
13
12%
13%
12%
12%
52%
52%
52 %
52 %
12%
52%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
90
90
*90
91
*90
91
*90
90,500
3,900
9%
9
64%
91
103
103
103
*102
104
*102
104
52%
,
101 %
29 %
30%
30%
*77
31
*77
79
30%
79
*78
16,000
65 %
13,800
4%
41%
4%
4%
10,165
37%
37%
38
39%
13,800
21%
21
213/8
21%
21%
13,400
21
10%
10%
10%
10 3/a
10%
10%
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32
96 Va
967/a
96%
97%
97%
98 %
*12%
*12%
13
7%
7%
21%
22%
23";''
23 3^
21,200
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
8,800
21%
24%
16,000
15
.
7%
13
*12%
71/4
7 J/4
-
106
*103%
19%
18%
38%
39%
X39
39%
38%
38%
23%
22%
23%
x23%
23%
23 J/4
233/4
13%
13%
13%;
13%
13J/4
133/a
47%
47%
47%
48%
24%
24%
24%
24%
20%
201/4
'
21%
20%
■
21 s/a
13
7%
10,500
20
106
38J/2
383/4
9,000
23
233/a
14,800
13%
133/4
14
•
-
*
■>
4,600
48%
13%
49 %
47%,
48%
47 J/4
47 3/a
30,700
24
24 J/4
24
24 »/4
24
24%
3,700
23%
f
'
24
23%
24
24 Va
24 3/a
5,300
8 3/4
9
8%
8%
16,300
15%
16
*15%
23%
23%
42%
23%
23%
41%
42%
42%
*28%
29%
*283/4
29%
'
-
'
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
8%
8%
9%
I
'8%
'
600
65%
16
-
.
"v
-
-
16
16
16
233/4
23%
23%
24
41%
"41%
41%
42i/a
29
29%
335/8
283/4
s°u Line Railroad Co
^No.par
South. Amer Gold & Platinum.—_1
South Carolina E & G Co com-4.50
5%- preferred
,50
72%
235/a
.231%
"■ 7 8%
8 J/2
8 3/a
57
40
12.50
com
5
25
:
X34
•
84%
66
'V;
: 33 J/4
7:<
•
47%
: 843/4
32%
49'/4
47%
48%
7 66%
72%
713/4
23%
*521/4
53%
*52%
53
40
395%
395/a
*39%
40
37%
36%
37%
353/4
84%
California Edison
4,400
33%
14,500
48%
30,300
67%
72%
73;%
44,100
23%
243/s
9,200
8Va
4,900
67
V
8%
.
57
58
77
521%
52V4
7
393%
40%'
37%
34%
35%
'
8%
18,500
\
58
57
,
2,900
100
*52%
53.%
393/4
393/4
700
7.. 35%
36%
11,200
%
34%
34
34
34%
*34%
34%
34%
34%
34
1
213/4
22 J/2
22
22
21%
21%
213/4
22
213/4
21%'
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33V2
34
5
;
15,700
653/4
32%
.
8%
——
45,800
47%
24%
8 J/4
& El_No par
7.50
No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
34%
33%
;
56 J/2
55%
56
55%
56%
55%
54%
56
*553/4
56%
55%
56
513/4
52
515%
52%
52%
53
52%
52%
35%
35%
35%
355/8
35%
353/4
34%
35%
63%
65%
64
643/4
20%
201%
;
56
551/4
56
*54%
*78
79i%
;
20%
*78
'
64%
20%
80
•
20%
.
•
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7
:
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900
2,600
7
/ 65%
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72%
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8 3/a
57
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66 3/a
71%
23%
8%
2,800
.6,900
,
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84'
65%
313/4
56V4
34
1,700
'
64%
32%
8 3/a
,
33%
7
851/4
655/8
31%
65%
■
16
47%
473/4
655/8
,
333%
48
64%
:
•
72%
24 V
■
■
,
48% 7
853/4
57%
53%
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,
473/4
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58
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33
48%
85%
71%
23%
;
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65%
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.
,
•
77
29
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47%-
66
9%
9
47%
65%
20%
20%
20%
80
77%
77%
553/4
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56
56% "
800
3.000
*
36,800
14,100
1,000
52%
,
■.
53 Va
8,500
35
35'A
30,400
63%
65%
11,300
20%
203/4
3,000
*78
80
30
Co—1
36'/a
36%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,500
1
1
2.50
6
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
14 J/a
145/a
14%
15%
145/8
15 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
14,900
105/8
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10
10 3/a
10
10%
31%
333%
33%
343/4
37%
38%
373/4
38V4
373/4
38
96%
*96%
*963/4
98
& Bros Inc
Industries
(A G)
common
—
22%
•
39%
;7 46%
Co
*1033/8
18%
473/a
—
6,000
/ *12%
22%
46'/a
preferred
34,000
•21%
31%
Spalding
3,800
99
38%
31 Va
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical
32
98
i2%
15%
>7 «3 Va
77 65%
Spartans
10 3/a
31%
98 J/4
10%
7%
106
21%
xl5%
10%
32 3/a
97%
..
7%
106
21
10%
32
;
*12%
7%
*103%
4%
*103%
13
7%
105
83 J/2
5
11
11
79
*78
37%
31 s/a
18
10
19,300
4%
663/4
30
70
31J/8
x37%
31
Service
*
104
30%
4%
653/4
Public
*78
*102
?
31%
79 /
21%
823/4
Southwestern
79
1
91
37%
1
50c
1
(Del)
31
*90
11,000
4%
5
,10
Pacific Co
30,700
37%
4%
15 Va
Corp
Gas
1,600
37%
21
Co
Indiana
12 «/a
52%
37%
38%
15
Co
preferred
12 Va
52
37%
21%
4%
—25
Smith
(A O) Corp
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
u_5
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc——415
Oil
31 Va
12 3/4
52 J/4
37%
21%
48J/2
Oil
'
12 J/a
52%
7:
37%
33
4.20%
35%
39%
11
11
32%
Southern
p
1
13%
13
22%
47%
Aug
Feb
34
33%
—--50c
10% Sep
38% Sep
93%
29 J/2
15% Jun
97
10,500
*92%
42
6
7
24%
93
41%
3
25% Mar 19
2,100
24%
92%
29%
6% Jan
94 V4 May
20%
25
93
.233/4
10% Mar
see page 23.
Jan
21
3
20%
24%
1
Southern
July 10
21
25
92%
No par
No par
Southern
21% May
20%
24%
1
Southern Natural Gas Co
68
_
'Apr 16
35% Mar 7
20%
25
93%
21
21%
America
of
Southern Co
15
20%
24%
21
Southeastern Public Service Co
•
9,100.
*92 %
105
Corp
South Jersey Gas Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar
34% Aug 16
57 Va Sep
6
220
38
93%
1
Simon'ds Saw & Steel
Simplicity Pattern Co
8%
37 %
38%
20%
1
37% Aug
55% Mar
59% Feb
20% Dec
Feb
96
425
24%
No par
57% Apr 25
53 % Aug
9
28% Mar
May 29
18% July
5
14
30
51VaJan
16
71
'
:
-
41% Aug 23
40 V4 Jun 26
30% Feb
I
4
30% Jan
.
( •
38
95%
*375
24%
24 J/a
Singer
:
38%
16%
Corp
Skelly
25% Aug 29
10% FeD
6
21
21 % Aug
16
30
4
28% Jan
Jan 16
31% Mar 30
73% Sep
2
23% May 29
38 Va Jun 25
Feb
1
51% Aug 13
69% Aug 20
72 % Feb 28
Financial
Sinclair
7
29% Jan
26
44
3
11
;
33% Jun .12
59% Dec
21% May 29
Sep
2
12% Nov
May 29
85% Sep
69 V4 Aug
•
62%
97
425
20%
1
common
Simmons Co
V
36% Aug 28
50.
63
*96
*375
37%
5
> Signode Steel Strapping Co
-
,
*,
62
96%
425
37%
21 7
16%
Shoe
11
Jan
3-
25
3
7
32% Feb
.
,
28
43% Aug
23
25
29
26% Jan
.
8
25
Mar 23
2
MarTl
18
>35% Mar
45 % Jun
Jun
,
14
19% Feb
7
55% Jan
21
13% Jan
Inc
C
37%
63%
96
*375
3
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
25% May 23
20
Aug
.22
5
44
§y4-July
.
32% Jan
26 %
763
50 V4 Jun
2
-7% Aug
8
15% Aug 15
56
24% Oct
19% Jan
F
38%
63 Vt
96 %
425
93
Shahmoon Industries Inc
2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1
Sharon Steel Corp
No par
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
Shell Oil Co—.•
1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Foreign transactions
__
16
37%
63%
96%:
"375
1
2.50
—
preferred
Servomation
Corp
7
63%
97
425
1
20
Corp
$5.25
13
6% Jun
100
Corp
Seagrave
22
Sep
preferred
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co
Seiberling Rubber Co—
-
64%
96
transactions
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
2
14
Mar 12
106
63%
*375
10
SCM Corp common
^5
5%% convertible preferred___50
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
32 % Aug 29
18
100
j
St. Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Regis Paper Co
5
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com__1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Schlumberger N V
1
20
2
Dec
preferred
conv
St. Joseph Lead Co
12
Jan
21% Mar
81
1.66%
100
preferred
4%
lJ
40% Apr
16% Jan
23 :
8
4
j
39% Mar 12
8
22% Oct
20 % May
25
68% Oct
Jan
;
Safeway Stores common
64% Sep
9
98% Aug 30
100
*94
96%
*94
xlO
*963/4
98
10,700
140,500
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1066)
.
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK' RECORD
10% Oct 22
97
12% Mar 26
Aug 16
20 Vi Jun
*
81
'
Jan
2
39% Dec
64
May29
-48
I
c
i
50
:
i-'K
85% Apr
<
'
69% Apr
26
13
98% Apr
58 % Feb
59% Feb
; 8
95y4 Feb
28
90
41% Oct 22
21% Jun 25
29% Mar
10% Oct
31
22% Feb
24 !
6% May 29
22
Jan
5
40% Jan
11% Mar
12
(
25% Oct
t
6
7 % Jan
29
21
>2
23"
38% Jan
85
13%
Jun
25
34
Feb
26
33% Jan
Nov
70% Feb
16% Nov 23
14% July 12
33% Apr 24
44
Oct 17
43
2
25% Jan
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
28% May 21
41% Jan
25
28 % May 23
10% Feb
5
13
2
17% Jan
24% Nov 29
,
I
24
2
55% Jun
21% Jan
16% Jan
92
8% Jan
19
85'
May 14
;
Jan
53% Jan
15
43% Jan
28% Feb
8
25% Jan
May 29
12%
Aug"l3
56% May
12% Jun
7% Jan
1045
% May 107
55% Sep 13
36% Aug
5
98
Jan
21
1559
15% Jan
2
2
12
May 14
20
>
Sun
Oil
Sunshine Biscuits
1385 Feb
22% Jun
47% Jan
4
38% July
29% Apr
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20%
May 2
557/a Mar 23
177/a Jan
29% Sep
2
28 Va May 20
Taft
9
42 Ya Jan
18
Talcott
4
4934 Sep
6
25
18
13
19
Jun
27
29% May 29
4% May 29
l
liy»Jan
2
434 Oct
(
24
15% Oct
31
Jun
25
617/a Dec
14
May 29
1130% Jan
5V2 Jun
34% May 29
32% Jun 25
11% Oct 22
Oct
49
22
33% May 29
13 Mi July 19
37% Jun
25
22% May 29
26% May 29
40
Aug 29
Sep
13
25
74 Va Aug 28
11
11
Texas
26
Jan
12
88% Apr
6
89% Jan
93 Vi May 27
25% Oct
25
36
Apr
4
15% Oct
24
23 V* Feb
16
28%
Sep 13
19% Mar
3
25 Vi Nov
2
Jun
25
57'/» Feb
7
15
Oct
25
25% Mar 26
11
4
15
30
58 Ya Jan
15% Oct
24
423/4 Feb
8
20% Jan
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
65% Feb
28 % Jun
25
48% Feb
15
303/8 Aug 29
733/4 July
3
44% Jan
133 Va Feb
21
141
Jan
2
6% May .29
8% May 29
187/a Jan
2
153/4 Feb
14
7% May 29
13
Oct 23
14% Jan
34% Apr
51 Va Feb
19
34
May 29
293/4 May
76% Apr
July 29
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
15% Oct—24
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
34%'
34%
34%
35
34 Va
34%
4,100
21
20%
21
20 3
a
20%
20 Va
2C'/a
.v' 11,500
*20
20%
20%
20%
*20 Va
20%
20%
2014
200
CO
60%
581/4
59Va
3.500
16%
17 Va
42%
17
17
3.400
4
20%
,
61 <
61%
60%
611
16%
16%
16%
16%
41%
42
33
32
•
.
42
-7%
77a
7%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
28%
28 Va
28 3«
22%
22%
22%
22%
51%
'•)
41%
32%
7%
28
;
33%
7%
18%
52%
50%
51%
23
7.
42%
3z3A
.
24
23 %
23%
9%
95%
9%
'
36%
:.
59
/
59% 5
163/4
35 Va
'
17
■
42
42%
'■
31%
31 Va
1,300
7%
8%
8%
9»4
698,400
177 a
18%
18 Vi
18%
4214
32%
31%
8
18%
.42 %
32
-
281/4
28%
27 7 a
28%
22%
22 Va
22%
22
22%
51
■
*
4,600
8,300
22%
51%
x50%
51,
51 'Z%
23
23%
50%
23%
23'"I:
231/a
28%
r
23,200
28%
:
23%
•
6,400
■'/;
1,400
4,100
//4 3.200
"
10
341/a
36
35%
36
54%
56
25
v
*93%
53 V2
9%
53%
11
95%
54
1114
1370
9%
*93%
54%
10%
1362
1385
11%
1375
.
9%
18%
17 Ti,
18
39%
39%
391/2
39%
39%
37%
37%
37%
38i/«
18%
19
18%
18%
25
25%
24%
25
29%
30%
30%
30%
48
48%
47 'A
48
.
6 3/8
6%
6%
23%
2534
241/4
7
25Va
5534
11%
11.
11%
1365
1388
17%
18%
*17%
1370
56%
;
,
r.
11%
5534
llVa
1372
1380
3,200
9%
56V4
/
11%
157,500
' 6,900
16,700
610
1380
17%
17%
17%
17%
4OV4
39%
40
391%
40
38
38 Va
37 Va
377/a
37%
38
18%
19
19
191/4
191/4
20'4
24%
25
24%
24%
25
25%
3,500
30%
30
30%
10,000
47%
46%
47
x3oi;t
46V>
6%
24%
:, 30
30%
46%
47%
6%
7
24 Va
25%
7
7
24Va
lr2Q0
12.0-00
6,300
J1
46,900
.
6,000
7%
24
11,400
25
23,600
5VB
5 Va
5%
5'/4
5%
53 8
5%
5%
5Vb
5Vs
6,GOO
Co__5
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
213/i
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
102,400
72%
73
71 %
72%;
72%
72%
71
72%
71%
71 Va
60,500
32,900
3,400
72,900
16 9 8
16%
171/4
17
17%
17 VB
17%
90
94%
91 '4
94%
89%
92
16%
89%
17%
923k
171,800
74,300
66%
91%
10
66%
66 3 a
66%
66%
66%
66%
66 Va
66%
66V2
19,900
pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs-1
tJtilities Co
No par
26 V*
27%
26%
27%
27
29%
30 3/8
32
30,
31%
123,800
57%
58%
57%
57%
57%
58 Va
571/8
58
561/4
56%
12,700
38
31,600
Te^as Pacific Coal & Oil
$1.25"
Inc
_50c
common
preferred
Glass Mfg Co
Thatcher
Thiokol
Chemical
Thomas &
Betts
(J
—5
1
Co
39
38%
41
30
291/a
29 7 8
29%
20%
21%
21
21%
27
*10
27%
26%
y2
11
53%
54
53
91
*90
*90
*10%
30%
20 Va
21
27 Vt
X26 Vb
11
*10%
53%
53%
600
8,500
27,800
2,600
26%
27%
26 VB
26 Vb
26 VB
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
200
533i
53
53 Va
52%
53%
8,400
91%
90
i,ido
8,900
293 a
28%
25%
25%
500
90
29%
25%
89%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30
x29
10
25;'4
26
25%
25%
25%
257a
X25V4
25%
25
25%
25
25V4
6,500
663a
64%
653,4
764%
65%
7,900
18%
18%
18%
3,400
30%
>
91
25
Co
25%
25 Ya
25%
25'/4
par
65%
f>6%
65
%
66%
1
17%
17%
17 7
18
17%
18
30%
30 VB
30 Vb
30%
30%
69%
671/4
68%
67%
68
67%
68
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
69%
68%
68%
68%
70%
70Va
70%
70 V4
7C%
54%
54
54»4
54%
54i
4
533%
541/4
5234
53%
160%
158
159%
159%
159%
159 Ya
159%
30 Va
30%
69%
70 VB
21%
22
Trane
68 Va
Co__
Transamerica Corp common
2
+_2
54
65
25Va
30 Vi,
5
1
*88%
18 VB
Torrington Co
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A__
1
•
/
8
30%
x68
i00
Corp
Pipeline Co
Co
4%
5%
4%
4 7 it
4%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10%
101,4
9%
5
Electronic
160%
l
1
preferred
conv
29 Va
21
*88%
No
Realty & Construction
4Yiio
303/b
No par
Thor Power Tool Co
Transitron
4034
301%
30 V,
21%
38%
40 Va
41
293a
37%
20%
38%
41V4
1
—
Tidewater Oil common
Edison
X38%
x4114
7.50
Co
R)
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
4%
preferred
100
Toledo
39%
42
38%
41
38%
42
21
,_No par
conv
22%
23%
233a
24%
23
24 Va
22 »4
23Va
Va
4%
5
4%
5
17 31,
181/4
17%
181/4
V4
47%
49
48%
49 VB
54%
X54 V4
543/a
54%
54%
22%
22V4
221/4
22%
22 VB
22%
46
46
223'B
46
22Vb
50
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
18%
49
45%
46
4534
46%
30 V4
31%
30%
32
31%
32%
31 %
321/4
31%
8%
9 Va
93%
10
97/B
22%
21%
22
22 Vs
1
1
;
*45Vb
9%
10
54
10
2,400
9,200
38,000
5,500
11,300
18%
48
48%
54
v
54
22
5,300
7,500
17,300
30,400
17%
173/4
49
.
5
*451,4
213/4
20th
17%
54%
17%
V
23%
48 Va
48%
5,100
"
IOVB
23
r
7:54
4,500
7:
158
157
1
50
_1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
3
36%
34%
X20%
34%
1
22
36%
34%
22
34
28% May 15
Jan
36%
35
21%
*20
15%
Financial
Jun
36%
y*":34'%
1
87%
Trans-World
11
/H
500
-
341.800
1
15
37
35 Va
i
34%
Inc
22% Apr
49 Va Sep
2
Jan
f
33%
Airlines Inc.
7% July 16
13%
33%
57%
Trans World
20
30
13%
32%
*
45 74
4
July
35%
4:
13%
35
20
Transwestern
50
137a
33
■
19%
3
433/8 Aug 15
13%
33%
34 Vi
2
53% July
143/4 Jan
13%
30%
500
30,600
*
33%
8
4
13%
291-8
84
1
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50 preferred
42% Mar
13%
28%
35%
>82 Va
^
10,800
6
55% May 13
8
82%
8.700
6,900
3C%
35%
'
35%
I
30 Va
57%
12% Apr
243/4 Sep
10 V4 Jan
16
24
54% Aug 16
161 Vb Sep
4
7% Jan 24
37/b Aug
9% Mar
23
1
82 Va
;
3,500
*
45 y2
Tishman
63 aA Jan
:j.:
4"
//
931/2
$1.20 preferred
Tinikeri Roller Bearing
27% Jan
84
f
10-
;
5
Jan
35%
36%
*82%
<
13%
24%
97a
1,900
/
57V2
3
25 % Mar 20
35%
84'
30
X30
^
(
-
46 Vb
20
45
Jun
13
July 12
'
>
30%
('
1,400
13 Va
934
''6
2414
13%
243/4
9%
.
.200
23%
20
697/s July
243/4 Mar 13
2
20% May 29
108
28
'8
301/4
13Va
V 24 y2
:
-
10
>
*
' 22%
19%
53% Jan
167/b Apr 26
25% Mar
May 29
33% Feb
18
14
24%
9%
,
22%
23%
■
17 VB
Thompson
83
Feb
13%
•
-r
/
:
%
45%
4
30% May 31
30y4
23%
24%
-
-
50
23
23%
20%
30
14
30%
34 ,.,/; 35
50%» i
22%
5734
Apr
60 y$ May
July 2f
10%
*81%
*48 %
•
46 %
35 Ya
10s/a July 26
14%
24%
9%
..
50
24
19%
Textron
50 Va Mar 20
14
24%
'<
.
23-/231/4
23%
'
57%
6
3
V
24
45%
4
2
50
23%
23%
34,300
46%
29% Jan
10
50
23 44
'
57%
Sep
Jan
*48
5,100
/
93%
14%
SO'?/
14%
20
42
Jan
66%
*93
/;•:
57%
Texas
66
66 %
**
141/a
19%
Texas
24
66%
93%
'
46%.
3
29% Dec
66
*93
14%
57 Va
12
19
65 V2
93%
13%.
19%
Sep
25
14%
46 YA
583/4 Sep
393/4 Sep
17
*48-
i
-
13%
19%
667/b Aug
Jun
65
94
*93
94
14%
49%
23 ? J 24%
56%
3
37% Jun
*93'14 ;
46
2
23 y* Oct
i
2,400
'
33 %
No par
17% Jan
19% July 22
55,100
123,700
/
1
47% Jan
1
97 Vi
64%
71%
70 7 a
*93
64%
96%
64%
7Ci%
64J4
70%
97% /
64%
71%
39,600
12.50
Instruments
22
64%
97
-64%
70%
15,500
68%
557a
Transmission
Gas
Texas
44 Va Jan
6514
97%
6414
14 Va
67 %
I
971%
Vr
40
14%
;
9%
_1
12%c
Texas
25
70%
14%
67 34
55%
Corp
6
25
65%
69%
;
931/2
1
4.50-
11
19 y« Jun
64%
14%
67%
'
67%
9%
Co
17% Sep
32
,96%
70%
1
1
95 Va Sep
9
97%
97 %
65%
1.38 8/9
5
9
I41/2 V 14%
67%
55%
6.25
Apr
31% Mar
3,100
6,700
Sj
95%
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
8
15
67%
83%
.
Gulf
Texas
62% Jun
32
14%
*83
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas
49% May 22
18% Jun
.
Tennessee
2
50 Va Jan 24
*83
:
9%
Texaco Inc
2
13% Mar 36
831/4
74%
55
TelAutograph Corp
9
4
57
831/4
10,400
36%
74
*93%
5
7% Jan
21% Sep
4
52% Nov 29
21'/a Feb
7
51% Nov 28
83%
46 %
36 Va
9%
(James)
7
16% Jan
45
Inc
2
41% Jan
23% Jan
125% Jan
83 34
X46 %
:
951/2
Inc
Technical Material
20 Vb Sep
74%
54%
Tandy Corp
29% Mar 21
Jan
2
25% Jan
2
23% Jan
Broadcasting
Talon
41 Ya Mar
5
a
53%
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
453/4 Mar 29
11
15
36 7 a
73 7
25
25
.
47%
36%
73%
•
670
*93%
Co
23
173/4 Jan
45%
37%
'
90
23,800
»
92
54;
——10c
America
of
73/« Jan
33% Mar
273/4 Mar
10
Swift &
52% Apr
187/s Mar
Co
Sweets
29 V2 Jan
,
46%
36%
73%
*91
53
California—
6
'59'/a Jan
26
>
45%
36%
276,600
-,/■• >.
/
53
—l
Co—
of
11183/4 Aug 21
4% July 22
16-%-Feb 14
25 y» Mar
2
45
<
2
Oil
Superior
24% Mar 21
49% Feb 27
11% May 29
/
Shares
29 Va
52%
Inc
Sunshine Mining
31% Oct 24
'
91
95
the Week
-No par
7
Co—
Sunray DX Oil Co—
27
18
Corp
Corp
.
24
May
1
44% Apr 10
Corp————2.50
.
Jun
21
91
.
95
29 Va
'
74
97
64%
—
—_—1.25
1 .4 ;, :
Suburban Gas
U
1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
1
SuCrest Corp
—.—1
Sunbeam Corp——
44
1
Sunstrand Corp
•
5 /£ :,
Sun Chemical Corp common:——1^
; :
$4.50 series A preferred
.No par
Stouffer Foods
12% Oct
795
91*
66%
•
3%%
Studebgker,
8% Sep
§7/8 May 17
50% Aug
6
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
2
2
28% Jan
May 29
21% Oct
Aug 20
45% Apr 23
2
32
,
Jan
23% Jan
; •
•'
'
95
29%
73%
70V4
1
..
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference——„—„204
Stone & Webster
4
-1; i >;
Stone Container Corp.————>-1
Storer Broadcasting Co_
LlJ—_1 ;
12
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
10% Feb
20% May 29
83
31
15
30% Jan
24
May 23
17% May 29
8% Oct 24
Jan
15
95
287a
'
83%
68%
6%
Stewart-Warner
62
Aug 29
18% Jan 11
50 % Mar 20
May 29
,
;2
20% May 17
9
15% Jan
6
21
47
1434
:
1
Friday
Sept. 13 "
:'"-15
15%
.t\.
36%
j.
Co common
5 % /L'/T 33%
36%
preferred———100 •
83- » 83
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
L—:—17^ ir
*13%
13%.
Sterling Drug Inc—
2.50
28%
28%
Stevens (J P) & Co'Inc——:—15- •■*%:
/• 36
36%
■;
12
18% Jan 11
13
6
'
38% Aug
46 %
74
stauffer Chemical
•
.
25
Sep
90'4
64%
-
5
24% Jan
38% Oct 24
10% Jun 25
14% Oct
15
27
37'% Jun
35
11
21% May 29
'
Feb
17% Feb
27% May 29
'
/
17% Jan
2
18
:
-7
29V4 Feb 25
28
15% Oct
Aug
90 %
20
V : ^ *22%
convertible preferred-——20
b > : 7 24 -/>•'
Standard Pressed Steel Co——„—i:rw13%
14
Stanley Warner Corp
—ll;
5
v./-- 24%
24%
Stanray Corp-—
—.
1
f
9%
10
Starrett Co (The) LS
-Nopar
*30%
30%
v
24
Aug 30
24% July 23
29% Jan 18
17
~Feb~~6
37
22
;
29%
47% f
37
$1.20 convertible preferred^.
V
;/
4
31% July 23
29
100
preferred series A—.
3%%
23
82
47% Jan
common—10
Standard Oil of Ohio
31% Aug 12
Mar 18
15»4
194%
29i%
90
671/4
>
Standard Packaging Corp com
1.^4
3
$1.60 convertible preferred^—..20
4-i
9
25% Sep
19% Jan
24'
24% Oct
1
■!'
16% Jan
14%
94%
29%
*90
12
'
17
10% Aug
20% Mar 25
*■'
1
25.
Standard Oil of New Jersey——7-
29
84% Nov 28
81% Feb 28
14% May 29
»
v'■
:
15%
95
*84
84%
14% .'/15%'"
.
/'
7
<
preferred——-No par
$3.30. conv
Standard Oil,of Indiana
26
Jan
26
.
Standard Kollsman Industries
17 7
Standard Oil of Calif com——6.25 v /
9
27% Jan
;
15
29%
Sales for
Thursday
Sc-t.
94%
73%
•
—
-
<
;;L
53% Jan
22
26
May 24
11% July 18
Sept. II
'
93% Aug 26
16V4 Feb
23 !
2
32% Dec
2
Wednesday
95%
29%
46%
36%
..
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 10
'
Sept. 9
15%
15%
*95
29 Va
90
..
—
16
7l7/e Aug
6
70% May 13
22
Jan
22% Jun
30% Mar 15
18% Oct
657/a Aug
2
.2
'7 45% Aug
-
9
22
i
V.
•
12% July 23
Mar 12
71
Jun
<
'
.
S
23% Mar
22
Feb
58% Jan
52% Jan
25
11% Jun
93
46% Jan
15
26
Jan
.
Brandy Inc com—No par
7 $3.50 preferred
--No par.
24
81
7
Par:;'-.;./;;'-'
Standard
14
61% Feb 28
Apr 25
59% Dec
July 17
85
20% Feb
5
98% Dec
1
45% May 28
( 48
' May 29
r
2
65% Dec
May 2d
i
r
15
35% Jan
81% May 29
39% Oct 26
f
2
Sep
76
2
22
12 % Aug 13
83
74 y» July 2
15
Oct 24
:'V
July
49
43 y» May
34% Aug 26
Jan
: Sep
91
,
2
35% Jan
77% Jan
25
16
12
3
29
5
32 V4 May
3
;i- 82 % Jan
Mar
86
Sep 25
Apr 24
Monday
STOCK
YORK
* EXCHANGE
Sperry Rand Corp common..-—50c
S4.50
preferred
25
.No par
Spiegel Inc common
S4.50 preferred
-No parSquare D Co
5Staley A E Mfg Co
—10
12
7
98 % Feb
25
38% Mar
25
*4% Jun
May
-
16 Yz Jun
92
24% Jan
90
.X" '
vl..
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
r
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
3,300
25.900
22%
Vb
1,700
46
321%
54.300
10
9%
16,100
u
15
Oct
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
24
19 Va May 15
1,7 ya Jan
2
8% Jan
15
3
21 Va Jan 29
23% Apr 18
15% Sep
Udylite Corp (Xhe)
Unilever
Ltd
Foreign
30% Oct 23
53% Jan
15
38
Jan
2
53%
Sep_28
Amer dep
rets ord.
transactions
Unilever N V
Jun
83
94%
July
78
Feb
27
433/4 Mar 15
2
121% Jan
34-
July"!
1003/4 Jan
26% July
24
101 Ya Dec
7
2
83 % Dec
13
72% Jun 29
78
Dec
19
84% Jan
92
100
Jan
41%
112% Feb
1
29% Sep
3
1023/4 May 17
85 Va Sep
3
2
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
82
ord
Jan
Dec
28
3
91
Aug 30
59% Jan 25
95'
69% Jan
27 Va May 29
2
8% Jan
35
4
33 y» Jan
2
42
28
Dec
shares
13%
14 VB
14
14V4
10.1C0
25%
26V4
26'A
26%
15,700
503/4
51Vb
51%
52
52%
53%
40%
411/4
109%
1081/4
108%
108%
28%
28%
28%
28%
253/4
8% Feb
May 21
8% Jan
2
Nov
8
19
26% Jan
2
353/8 Jun
20 Vb Oct
23
32 Ya Mar 13
23 V2 Jan
2
32% Jun
4
20% Jun
25
39% Jan
19
31V4 Jan
3
43% Jun
24
38 Ya Jun
25
54% Dec
5
423% Aug 13
98% Sep 10
53% Jan
8
112
86 Va Aug
102% Jan
22
100
Jun
26
88 Va July 23
22% Oct
24
333/4 May 29
Jun
25
6% Jun
27
24
41% Jun
27
39
113
Feb
Dec
5
102 Vi Dec
18
35% Mar 15
50% Mar 16
33 Vb Mar 11
8
3/4 Jan
64
5
Jan
3
16% May 28
23 Ya Feb
21
lays Oct
17 Va Oct
56
24
24
29% May 28
19% May 29
15% May 29
16V40ct 23
% May 29
Mar
2
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
46% Jun 11
173/4 Aug 16
20 Va Mar 19
2
21% Jan
2
35 % Mar 14
1% Jan
2
24
71% Jan
4
2-i
35Va MuJ lfl
footnotes,
30 Vi May
1
18
Aug 22
30% Feb
Oct
For
-
38% Jan
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
25
Mar 26
31% Oc\>
41
20
173/4 Aug 20
2
21 Vi Jan
2
19
2
Jan
17% Aug 12
1% Jan
2
47% July 15
33% Jun 28
9% July 29
12
32
Jan
2
21
403/4 Jan
10
31
10
383/b Aug 27
8% Aug 30
59
Jan 21
Jan
30
293A Sep
4
20
30y8May22
39% Sep
4
27% May 23
23% May 16
19% Jan 30
l%Apr
55% Feb
36
5
21
Mar 18
40%
41%
40%
108 Vi
109%
1081/4
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
101%
101 Va
101%
lOlVa
*83%
85%
*83%
—f4opar
79%
79%
—No par
*91
25
81
RR
Co
40 3 i;
$4
Li
preferred
non-cum
Tank Car
"Tnion
4%
Biscuit
United
Board
Co
Corp
of
United Electric
United
85%
*82%
85%
*82%
80 Va
*79
80%
*79
80%
92
*91
92
*91
270
85 Va
*79
81
79
40 Vb
39%
40%
100
91%
92
793/4
78%
79%
30,000
39%
I.
80%
39%
110
92
78%
40%
.39%
31,800
9yB
39%
9Vb
32 Yb
331/4
10,100
9V»
9 Va
9 Va
9 Va
32%
331/2
32%
33%
32%
33 y«
26%
26%
2534
26 Vb
i
2'.)
.10
40%
40%
40
40%
39
40%
38%
39 VB
38%
39
30,800
45
451,4
44%
45
44V4
4434
43
44
431b
43%
23,100
*92
100
*98 Va
91.8
1001/4
9
'
■
9 Va!
7,400
3.200
2tj 1/4
*92
206
100
98%
98%
98%
98 Va
90
90
90%
901/4
90
90
89%
90
90 Va
90%
2,300
1
21 %
22
x21 Va
22
20%
2114
20%
21'
20%
20%
27,400
No par
32%
33
32%
33
33
34
33%
33 %
33%
34
19%
193/4
19%
1914
19 Va
19%
*19%
19%
♦19%
Corp
Corp
10
2.50
_1
Cos—.
36
8%
36%
*36
8%
85a
361,4
834
36 V4
35%
8%
834
8%
49V4
4914
36
36
8%
35%
8%
8,200
1,200
19%
1,900
36
17.400
8 3-4
200
4934
5
*49V'4
Engineering & Foundry—_5
Corp of Calif
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
191/4
19
19 Va
12,000
2734
28V4
27%
28%
28%
2914
28
283/4
28V4
28%
23.200
24V4
United Financial
United Fruit
United Gas
United Gas
Co
—
Greenfield
United
Mereh" &
United
Park
United Shoe
Corp
I—.
Mfgrs Inc
Mach
common.
*4914
50
49
49
*48%
243,4
24 V4
243 Ii
24
2434
24
24%
24
241/4
33,400
lo
391/4
39%
39»a
39%
38%
39%
381/4
38%
38%
38%
28,300
26%
27
27%
27% :
27 Va
lo
20%
17%
18
-25
50%
26%
IV.
-25
*35
1%
51
35%
-
27
27
27 Vb
271/4
20 34
20%
__l
City Mines Co„
preferred
50
4.50
—No par
Corp
i.
Improvement Co
United
6%
*83%
79
/
27
—
Coal
85 Va
79%
■
2,600
10,300
I
102
*91
92
;
/:
28%
33 Va
Amer
Carton
—
101
41
ic»
9V«
—
United-Carr Fastener
United
-
26%
Corp
&
101
40%
32 7 a
.5
Corp common.
(series of 1955) conv pfd-100
(series of 1956) conv pfd-100
United
101
1011/4
41
5
Aircraft
Artists
28%
101
40 Vb
1,300
12,000
lo
United Air Lines Inc_—
United
108%
/
_^No par
Co
Jnion Twist Drill Co_
United
40%
109
79
82 Va
39%
common—10
'
18
Feb
Jan
Pacific
503/4
493/4
5
common—
Union Oil of California
Union
25%
50%
493/4
503/4
,_No par
No par
Co
preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred—
83% Aug 29
10,700
143/4
26
———
$4.50
14
4
13%
25%
50%
Electric
22
14%
26V4
—20 g
Union
Mar 14
43% May 29
18
4
22 Vb
14%
26%
transactions-—
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp
—No par
Sep"~6
2
22%
14%
263/4
Foreign
31% May 29
21%
22%
141/4
26%
Unarco Industries
3
27 Va Aug 26
20%
2034
20%
20 Va
20%
18 Vs
17%
18
17%
17%"
17 %",'?' T77/a
4.200
2d%;20%
17%-
1V4
1%
1V4
50%
5IV4/
353%
51 Vb
*35
35
1V4
1V4
51 Va
513/4
35
34%
35
.
14.5.00
12,400
1YC
52
3,200
_
51%
51%
9,900
*34%
35 Va
3,010
see p,age 23.
i
(1067)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest'
Highost
22
19 Va Oct
10
23 % Jun
25
25
"
153
36 % Feb
11
8% Jan
.....
14
23
38
4
18
S
3
'..7
Gypsum
S
7%
"~l52 % July 2
22 Va May 29
3
10
May
1
2
20 Va Aug
16
U
S
4"
27% Feb
4
U
S
3
6258 Sep
89% Jun
S
•
9
2
May
;
4 -v
40% Jan
2
\
161% Jan
2
26% May 28
•>;
6
D
14
Mar 27
U
48 % Jan
2
33% Sep
S p
3
31
13
U
31
56
Jan
10
87% Sen
12
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*28%
89%
*91
9
32'/a
14%
29%
40%
50%
•
•
*47
42
5
91/2
"39%
*89
3,800
33%
29%
39%
*116%
31
105
30
No par
;
*103
47%
1
Co
30%
105
33%
29%
*89
51%
"47%
Service
Co Inc
Power
Public
31
*103
33%
29%
42%
37%
Inc
32%
~
84%
417a
31%
a
38%
49%
100
Elec
Chemical
•
27%
4,000
73
731/2
73%
73%
73
73%
13,200
33%
.
34
34
34 Va
34
35%
20,100
92%
92%
150
98
98%
1,100
10'a
10%
900
282%
283 Va
23,800
■
x
123
Corp
281 %
10
31%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
117%
&
34
98 "4
35%
Inc
Wrigley (Wm'l Jr
1
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
119
33 V«
37%
preferred
Xerox
*116 V4
99
7 105
*28
7
-
34V4
No par
common
Stores
119
42
*103
5
Co J—
Co
*89
1-5
Corp
Oil
89%
30%
1
common
/
41%
20
(The S S)
Mfg
-
*116%
100
Erie Ry
Lake
Woolworth
(F W)
Co
Worthington Corp common
4 % %
prior preferred
4
*95%
35 7
;
295% Sep
96%
22 %
Wisconsin
25
IOIV4
*95 Va
*30%
Wisconsin
Mar 29
101%
96%
36
Winn-Dixie
July 18
Jan
102
*95 Va
31
I
65 Va Oct
12',4
48%
pfd__j—100
Inc
$4.25 preferred
Industries
13
15
1*3,000
121/4
23
Woodward
Sep
14
13%
5,300
35
Wilson
May 16
14%
3
*30
28 Va
75% Apr
14 %
14%
%
500
,
19,000
30%
3
36
,.,14%
1,200
35
11%
35 %
41% July 10
5
14%
2
35 :/•
2
2
14
2%
3
.-2,400
A 2,500
37%
30
Jan
26 Va Jan
11',4
22 %
Witco
62% Feb
2
Jun
4Va%
Windsor
8
11%
3
%
35%
Wickes
May 13
11%
31
Motor
32% May 17
136 Va
*34%
11%
3 '7
37
47%
5 Va %
6
343i
11'A
3
22%
White
32 Va Sep
x34%
11%
49
'
34%
3
13
35
7 :7 22%
Pacific
10
12
35
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred
40
Sep
Jun
37%
12%
non-cum
Dental
9% Mar 28
37%
35
3
38
No par
4%
White
93 Va Feb
37%
49 Va
49%
38
43
24% Jan
16
25
7
30
28
8
28
92% Jun
8
22
92% Jan
24
Jan
42% Jan
5
29% Jan
15
Oct
21% Oct
130
10
A 44
37
49
38
47%
Wilcox
15
371%
2,800
12%
44% Aug 26
37% Sep 13
Feb
37 :,r.
13,800
47%
34
Nov
37'a
-491/4
74 Va
40%
12V4
Mar 22
9% Feb
36%
49 Va
V
700
73-%
40 %
43,700
40%
73% •■'; 74J/2
39%
1,800
26%
105'/2
48%
Mar 29
I
I
;
28%
26v4
105%
2634
105%
12'%
14
57
26
'28
14,COO
48
2
88
84% Mar 16
37 Va
-49%
•28%
26 %
105%
39%
37 Va
37
14%
28%
267a
1061/2
38%
'49 :v(
"
'29 V
2638
14,000
14%
12%
10 %
6
•28 V2
280
27%
.
14%.
49%
47% Aug 20
19% Jan 15
July 24
27
.
.
12V4
29 Va
.
1.4%
48
2
25% Mar
14Va
12%
2
20
37%
3
14%
14%-
61
48%
2
48
4,600
*60 Va
12%
Jan
32% Feb
25
8,100
7%
601/4
38
42%
3
Aug 14
Aug 13
4,800
6%
7Va
47%
6% Jan
*
257/a
6 Va
7%
4
39
15
26% Mar
22
Jun
113a
21% Jan
18
5
12
19
25
26% May 29
Jun
11%
28
107
X253ij
6%
271 a
76
42%
Jun
32 %
*34%
Jan
25
.7
35
43% Feb
Jun
38
35
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
-20
$3
convertible
preferred
50
White
Stores
Inc—
--1
,10% Jan
26
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
33% Oct
100
19
38%
38
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible
preferred—80
12
Jun
26%
6 !h
'7%
•
V
60%
75
42 Ve
Wheeling &
6
'
May 29
Oct
11
101 V2 May 27
51 Va Jun
3
47%
27 % July 22
5
116% Sep
35 Vi« Sep
i
3,400
27%
76 /"
2
Westinghouse
30
77
23
20
90% Jan
2,600
54%
613 4
I 106
6 3 !4
Western
12
47%
.54 '/a
-1
Co
Corp
Lines
Western
May 16
Sep 13
25
'47%
5414
25%
H
7%
■
300
48
27%
14%
8'/4
54
60%
26%
59%
"
'
24
'
3
75V2
■497-7,
—-1
Coal
Bancorporation
Western
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
•39% Jun
*8 Va
47%
V
27 34
*
105 Va
77 Va
3
63
6Va
28%
*■
■59%
Western
2
96% Apr
Feb
12
43% Sep
28%'
105
.59%
Air
Western
2
10
24
4 Va %
4
*8
14V2
7/126%
26%
37%
series B
100
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
Va
West
13
29 Va
106
37%
48%
•
-
preferred
4.10%
,
"
37%;
No par
Co
Power
Penn
4.20%
v
26%
%
76 %
1
Financial
29
i
*105
14
-5
Mills-.
Corp—
Scientific
13
Sep
.Jan
29
100
•,
Sep
Mar
64%
31% Jan
Sep
Oct
103
2
90% Oct
29
17
29
4
40%
4
8
9
88% Jan
-118
Apr
42% Jan
25
2
Jan
7
E)
60 Va
-5
Corp
Kentucky
West
15
39% Jan
27
108% Sep
28
31% Jan
-30% Mar 12
May 29
80
.>
(Del
Webb
Welbilt
7;.
No par
No par
Co
Motor
Knitting
Wayne
Mar 12
14%;
No par
Washington Water Power
94 % May 17
41% Jan
24
25
14
29% Dec 31
24
21% Oct
98
30% Jan
2
29
13
Jun 27
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
1
Jan
14
100% Jan
5
4
39
25
11
91% Jan
r.:'
Mar 12
Dec
32% Dec
May 29
Apr
100
,
28
92
r
Dec
,
34%
preferred—100
Co
1
_1
Co
D.)
Waukesha
9
94% Jan
4
95
1
1
Sep
60
*27%
1.25
Washington Gas Light Co
2
Feb
60 %
28 %
Pharmaceutical—1
Swasey
'
27%
1
10
&
Va*
6 %-
No par
1
Co
Co
Warner
9
2
Sep
6
•7
1
100
common..;
convertible
$4.00
40 %
4
Co
Brothers
Warner
30 Va Feb
.„
26
50c
Inc-;
2.50
Warner-Lambert
8
May 14
47 Va Jan
.
No par
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
,
31% Jan
2
Tiernan
preferred
6%
11 %_
•"*~2%
51
-37% Mar 19
W
&
Co
Baking
Warner
July 10
110
14
32
2
31
29 Va Apr
2
Feb
73%
v
Ward
17
28 % Sep
38 V* Apr
"
•
5
20
9
G
•v7
.
;
transactions
&
Walworth
May 24
58% Sep
Mar 12
10
'
9
3
•"*» 17% Feb
72
Wallace
11
15 ;:/■
No par
(Hiram)
Foreign
July"25
23%
8
20
preferred—100
Corp
Co
Walgreen
w
8 y4 Feb
15
Wagner Electric
Waldorf System
May 24
49% Aug
56% Jun
4Va%
RR
Wabash
10
25% May 13
6
50% July 29
2
44% Feb
19
5% Oct
79
65% Mar 21
;,'V
21%
20
Mfg Co
Towne
35%
27%
288
31%
35%
119
28%
284
31%
287%'
283
31%.
31%
288
31%
351/4
34%
119%
118%
28%
28%
29%
29
66%
68%
65%
27%
35%
120
31%
31%
35
118
10,000
34%
35
4,100
119%
120
21,300
20,400
29%
;
-
z
42% Oct
•Bid
ruptcy
and
Act,
t,
otherwise
24
or
75% Mar 15
asked
prices;
securities
indicated.
•
On
a';',,1
■
^
no
sale'on
assumed
stock
1
by
•
...
of
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
66%
f Cash sale.
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend.
companies. ' 11 Transferred from American Stock Exchange to
this
such
dividends
(ff..
Mar
51
day.
25%
cjr
;.■'■•■*•■.'
y Ex-rights,
N
low and high ranges are for new shares only
more,
■
.
"
•.'..
'
'
;
...
L„-
Y.S.E.
Ex-distribution,
Range for 1963 is a
z
tin
.67%
-
bankruptcy
combination
receivership or being reorganized
of both exchanges. All preferred issues are
or
52,900
66%
under
the
cumulative
Bankunlesf
:
Commercia^n&Yiriancial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
(1068)
24
Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New York
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
Range for
when
Highest
Lowest
Treasury 4%s
4%s
Treasury
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
4s
4s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
9%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Aug
Treasury
2'As—.-Dec
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
I
Treasury
.
Treasury
Bonds($>
Ask
101.22
101.16
101.24
101.16
101.24
101.20
101.28
101.26
102
101.26
102.2
101.26
102.2
101.28
102.4
98.31
98.23
100.5
10Q.5
-
98.24
i
98.24
99
98.28
100.3
100.7
100.2
100.6
100.2
100.6
too.3
100.7
100.3
100.7
100/2
100.6
100.3
;
99.31
100.2
99
100.6
100.2
99.30
98.24
100.6
100.2
100 V
100.4
100
100.4
100
v.
100.4 '
99:22
-99.26
99.23
99.27
99.23
99.27
99.22-
99.26
99.22
99.26
99.13
99.17
99.13
99.17
99.14
99.18
99.13
99.1'7
i 99.12
99.16
99.15
99.17
99.13"
99.17
99,14
99.18
99.13
99.17
99.12
99:16
98 .-26
99.2
98.26
9^9.2
98,24
99
./;■
98.22
99.30
98.20
98.28
98.20
98.28
98.18
98.26
98.18
98.26
99.26
99.22
99.26
99.22
98.26
38.23
98.27
97.28
98.2
"
.99
98.24
...
■
98.28
98.20
99.12
98.23
,
99.22
99.26
99.26
.99.21
99.25
98.23
'98-27
98.22
98.26
98.22
98.26
97.28
98.2
97.30
98.4
99.6
97:30
'99.2
996
' 10O.2
V 99.29
.99.31
98.29
98.31
'
•98:5
97.28
99.6
99.2
15 1968
Treasury
Treasury
Bid
101.14
98.30
100.1
May 15/1966
3%a
Nbv 15 1967
3%s
Nov 15 1980
3iy2s
—Feb 15 1990
3'As
_Nov 15 1998
3%s
Nov 15 1966
3 Vis
Jun 15 1978-1983
3%s
May 15 1985
3s
iFeb 15 1964
3s
!Aug 15 1966
3s
!
Feb" 15 1995
2%s—..__—-Feb 15 1965
2%s——Jun 15 1962-1967
Treasury
V« Week
Sept. 13
Ask
192
100.1
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 12
Bid
101.20
98.22
Aug 15 1972
"4s
—-Feb ,15 1980
4s!
Feb 15 1988-1993
3%s:—
May 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 l'97l
3%s
Nov 15 1974
Treasury
Thursday
Ask
101.24
Aug 15 1971
Feb 15.1972
Treasury 4s_
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
101.12
May 15 1975-1985
Aug 15 1987-1992
May 15 1989-1994
Feb 15 1969
:
Oct "1 1969
Aug 15 1970
4Vis
Treasury
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
Bid
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Tuesday
Monday
v
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
the
In
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Year 1962
column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
letters
italic
The
9.9.31
.
99.6
99.2
99:6
100.2
100.1
100:3
99.2
100
100.1
98.29
98.31
98.29
98.31
98,30
93.2
92.28
93.4
92.28
100
99
92.26
93.4
90.24
98.28
89.4
98.30
98.29
89.12
89.6
89.14
89.12
89.10
89.4
89.12
89.8
99.28
99.26
99.28
99.26
98.7
98.11
98.7
98.11
98.8
98.12
86.26
87.2
86.28
87.4
98.26
98.28
98.25
98.27
'C- 98.26
98.28
95.22
95.26
95.22
95.26
95.23
95.27
90.30
91.6
89.28
90.4
98.31
98.27
98.29
89.14
99.28
93.8
91.4
90.4
89.22
-89.22
89.10
89.16
99.26
•
89.18
89.16
89.24
*99.26 : 99.28
"89.20
89.4
93
98.29
98.31
-
89.2
V
,
93.4
89.28
91.4
89.28
98.28
98.30
9028
90.2
98.31
98.6
92.28
90.29
•i
91.2
89.26
-90
,
-93.29
90.26
I
91
89.24
*
V 99.2
*
'99.25
-99.27
,
89.30
98.8
•98.6
98.12
98.8
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'
•
•:
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87.4
V86.28
87.4
98.28
95.23
-
87.4
86.28
?
98.26
95.27
.
98.25
98.27
95.22
;
95.26
15
1963-1968
93.28
93.23
93.29
93.24
93.30
93,30
; 93.22
Treasury 2'As
Jun
15
1964-1969
92.22
92.28
92.22
92.28
92.24
'92.30
92.24
92.30
K 92.22
Treasury 2'As
Dec
Mar
Mar
15
1964-1969
92
92.6
92.1
92.7
92.2-
92.8 v
92,2
92.8.:,
•192/
15
1965-1970
91.22
91.28
91.23
91.29
91.24
91.30r
91.24
91.30
91.22
15 1966-1971
Treasury 2'As
Jun 15 1967-1972
treasury 2Vis
Sep
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15 1967-1972
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop— <
,
90.22
90.28
90.24
90.30
90.24
90.30
90-24
90.30
90.22
90.28
88.30
89.4
88.30
89.4
88.28
89.2'
88.20
88.26
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.26
88.18
88.24
107.16
1
2%s
2'/2s
Treasury
Treasury
93.22
86.28
'
--
;•
88.28
89.2
88.30
88.18.
88.24
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.24
88.18
88.26
88.20
93.24
•
88.26
88.18
-
f--
-
88.28
89.4
•-'
-
93.28
92.28
92.6
'
v
•,
,91.30
.
103.8
July 25
July 11
July 10
101
101.8
103.8
101
101.8
103.16
July 25
Mar"
103.16 Mar
<6
4 Vis__
' 4Vis
■
1—
33/4S_——
3%s 11
Jun
102.16,
102.16
101.16
101.16
99.8
100.8
99.8
1979
100.8
99.8
1964
99.28
100.4
99.28
.107
100.8
99.8
98.16
1968
i
July 15
99
96.24
Jan
1 1969
Oct 15 1971
May 15 1975
Oct
1 1981
107.-/'
93
A
94
89.16
v
103.24 .104.24
102.16
101.24
102.16
101.8
102
—_
101.16
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102.16
*:
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102.8
:f.
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100.8
V 99
100
100.8
99.8
100.8
99
100
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.24
100:8
99
97.8
99
98.16
96.24
97.24
97.8
/—96,8"
94
W
94
93
,
97.8
93
A
'
94
-
99.8
96.24
99
97.24-
96.8
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•
98.16
98.16
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93
94
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90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
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1972
,
102.16
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■
104.16
: 101.16
100.8
96.8
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-
106.16
100.8
96.24
97.8
:
i
7-
99.8
98.16
:
97.24
96.8
102.16
108
108
103.16
102.16
101.16
—
3s
102.16
101.16
1978
3%s—
25
101.16
102.16
1982
3'As—
90
104.16
102.16
101.16
1
3 Vis
July 12
103.16
101.16
102.16
108
15
May
-Jan
:
4 Vis
89
103.18; 104.16
102.16
10L16
.
1
-Oct
May 15
4 %s—:
3 Vis
104.16
101.16
1977
1
107
1973
1
v'
108
.103.16
198C
1
—Feb
4 Vis—
.
1
107
1985
—Nov
Dec
—Jan
43/4s_____
6
July 11
July 10
15
—Feb
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&
or
Bid & Asked
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subord
debs 1982
June-Dec
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1993
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Baltimore
Sale Price
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September
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debentures
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series
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series D
&
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conv
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1982
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& refund mtge 33%s ser H 2003_—ApriZ-Oct
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mortgage 47/8s
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134
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interest
1976
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gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
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83
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2003—._—Afay-Nov
—-Afay-Nov
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May
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—April-Oct
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"conv" subord debs 1976—1
Mar-Sept
5 Vis1 subord debs
1976—
Mar-Sept
4%s conv subord debs 1976
1
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Lionel
(The) Corp—
1
;
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5 Vis conv subord debentures 1980
.April-Oct
Litton Industries Inc 3 Vis conv 1987
April-Oct
Lockheed
Aircraft Corp 3.75s
1980_
Afay-Nov
4.50s
debentures 1976
-Afay-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debehtures 1982
:ApriI-Oct
4%s sink fund debentures 1987
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
.April-Oct
105
95
100
104 Vi 104%
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—Afay-Nov
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81
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79 Vi
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to 1974^—_Jan-July
r
1973——
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93
96
104
5s
96
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291
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99
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101
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debentures 1985_
t
Grace (WR) &
114
108
2
34
94
93
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1983
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Lehigh
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,
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f
s
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debentures
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110
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101ai 101%
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—
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5s
debentures
1980—
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5s
debentures " 1981
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4%s debentures
1982
—
Mar-Sept
4%s
debentures
1983Afar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3y4s debs 1979
Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980-;
——Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
Afay-Nov
4%s convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs *79—Feb-Aup
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
April-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
June-Dec
debentures
4s
155%
128
8
'
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Jan-Jutj,
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Mar-Sept
i
79%'
103
1987
1980—:
3s
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,
1972
debentures
3%s
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150
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743/4
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,
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■
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conv
income
Acceptance
debentures
2%s
4s
5y2s
Co
82
81'%
:
:
of Texas—
debentures
Transport
Cigar
82
79%
95%
1984—.—Afay-Nov
subord
conv
Amer
General
82
84
*79%
1990
April-Oct
1976—June- Dec
;
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
—J—Hune-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3y4s ser C 1984_~June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974_
April-Oct
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
_Jan-July
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Corp
33/4s .1983—
^Jan-July
4%s sink, fund debentures 1986_:
—Feb-Aug
44-/
...
debs 1981—Afay-Nov
debs 1987_June-D°c
General Electric Co 3y2s debentures 1976_Afay-Nov
General Foods Corp 3%s debentures 1976_Jan-Vuly
4%s
Gen
88 Va
82:'
100 Va
1981—
debs
Breaker
mortgage
1st
1976
82
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102 V
—
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debs
86
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86%
*—.102
debentures
1987
3%s
1978—
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conv
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Chemical Corp1977—
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1st
1033/4
101
,
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conv
4Vis
87
85 Vi
—
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Jersey
102 y8
104Vi
104
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Foremost Dairies Inc
4J/2s 1980-^.—-—-Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry 4%s 1982-2
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Food
82'%
853%
411/4
,
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f
Circuit
Kansas
2011—i———Jan-July
inc ser A 2G11_—Jan-July
series
5s
mage
;. ■,
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85
—
19%
76
Va
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conv
Florida. East
debs
subord
mortgage
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85%
79%
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——
■
105 V*
41%
18%
38 Va
1976:—-—.April-Oct
Federal
Paper
Board 5s 1981—
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Firestone Tire & Rubber 2%s debs 1972—_Jan-Juiy
3V43
debentures
1977
-•
—Afay-Nov
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4y2s conv debs 1980_.
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4%s
97%
88 Vi
34
'79%
„
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debentures series A
s
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Joy
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101%
288
24%
tV
81
3 Vis ser E
99 %
98 y2
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f
s
4Vis
102 Va
101 Vi
fund
conv
Interstate
103
90 Va
17 Vi
17 Va
Apr
1964—April-Oct
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income
debentures Jan
1 2020—April-Oct
division first mortgage 3Vis 1971—Mar-,Sept
First
108
100%
—
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A
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1965
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inc
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&
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101
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20
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105
98 Vi
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4%s
debentures
subord
conv
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105%
99
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1981
International Minerals
i
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gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
(N Y) first cons
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^
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I
99
Jan- July
1980——
1988——
4%s
106%
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105
103
■'•'.7
103%
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1989
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debs
4%s
100%
5s
conv
103
103
98 Vi
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5s
103
85%
1980
G
International Silver Co—
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103
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3%s series B
mortgage 3%s series C
1974
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
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h
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104 */a..
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89 Va
93%
106
1033/4
100%
June-Dec
—
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis series C 1986
Inland .Steel Co 3%s conv debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
1st mortgage 4%s series K
1987
i
1st
mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
92%
92%
89
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100 y2
io
1979- _May-lVou
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1979
.
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99
1
100% 100%
mtge 3%s ser A
1st
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2%s series A
B 1978
series
3
consol
mortgage
3 Vis
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101
96 '
102 % 102%
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1st
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98 Vi
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96 Vi
129 ;
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debentures
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74%
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74
34
subord
conv
Illinois
71
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76%
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76 Vi
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89 Vi
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&
92
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:
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90%
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Jan- July
1987
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1984
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81%
74%
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April-Oct
Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
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mortgage
1st
Hunt
72%
85%
85%
*72 Vi
1977
debentures
4%s ! debentures
,
,
debentures
>
debentures 1982
4%s debehtures 1981
92%
79 Vi
80 '%
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Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Light
Duquesne
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1978.;
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254
254
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204
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Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3 Vis series O 1980
Afay-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995-June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Afar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
April-Oct
convertible debentures 1971
Gen & ref 2%s series N.1984
33As
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—Mar-Sept
__Vune-Dec
5s
80
<80
91%
,*—
Sale Price
—Jan-July
1970—
1968
81%
78%
79%
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Corp 2%s
93%
91
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84%
,
-93
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2%s series I
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord debentures
1977
5s
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f debentures 1978
Dow Chemical Co 3s conv sub debs
Dresser Industries Inc 4s conv 1977
debentures
4%s
94 Vi
87
Finance
debentures
4%s
:-Jbne-Dec
1982—Mar-Sept
& ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
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3s
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Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jersey
Jersey
*83%
__
"V"/
— —,
•
'
108%
5s
1982
debentures
New
86%
__
//V
104%
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
84%
85
—it -■/.
98 %
...i;
3s
*84%
__
89%
■
New
86'/a
90%
91
97
91
84 %
97
104
May-Nov
1977
86%
.;v
9
6
jFeb-Aup
1980
conv
debentures
-j
4
'
12
27
92
103
'j '4
—
91
107%
94%
85%
*79%
91
3s
86
86
May-Nov
June-Dec
86%
85%
—
89%
100% 100%
100%
86%
86%
91
103
90%
90%
80%
91
41
debs
f
s
77
80%
91
101% 102%
1974_April-Oct
Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
Corp 1st 3%s 1982
May-Nov
Lead
National
3%s
134%,
75
__
*79
June-Dec
100
101
114%
50
104
June-Dec '
f 20
:
102
101%
118 % 120%
*75 y4
83%
■
1971
107
Mar-Sept
i
„
—
K
5
1983—May-Nov
118%
82%
__
series
91'/a
debs
*82%
3s
91
1992
4%s
4%s
refunding
101 '/a
91%
1983_
3%s
Co
Electric
&
Gas
101
91%
*'82%
273'%
June-Dec
debentures
Glass
Oxford Paper Co
&
debs
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
;
101%
105
104
149%
2'
104% 104%
i
1(>
13
/
''
.
94%
Chem
&
267/
105% 106%
103%
103 y2
__
509
^
243
251
85
97%
100%
*100%
June-Dec
70
62
■
*93
1976
1920
35%
-June-Dec
1970
conv
106 y2
—
85
77
*70
Cash Register
4%s 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 3%s debs 1970__June-Dec
3s
83%
83%
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
Chemical 5y2s
105
Pacific
Mar-Sept
1980
conv
1985
105
First
Corporation
3V4s
11
87%
*__
*79%
94
75%
75%
*86
86%
100
94
103% 103%
*81%
104%
42%
41%
42%
*104%
Feb-Aug
103
105%
95%
*94
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
tZune-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1982—May-Nov
103
'105
80
85
97
June-Dec
3%s 1988
1st
mortgage 4V2s 1987
1st mortgage 4y4s 1993
N
NAFI
3%s
mortgage
;
87
86%
83
Mar-Sept
Aprit-Oct
_Mar-Nov
1975
3s
2%s
mortgage
71%
/
80
*11
85%
Co—
1979
1980
1982
mortgage
77
April-Oct
1978
Electric
2%s
mortgage
1st
85%
71 %
_Feb-Aug
Essex
87%
77
Feb-Aug
1981
subord debentures 1981
Morris
78%
59
1974
mortgage
&
77 y2
77%
1980—Jan-July
debs
19
83
Gas
mortgage
mortgage
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
gtd 4s 1991
series B 1966
3 Vis
Ry
85%
82%
first
71%
2045
1
84%
J
—
86
84
84%
81%
*83 y4
Feb-Aug
3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
First
85
85 %
High
83
o
Ohio
1st
series B Jan 1 1990—
series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income
4%s series A Jan 1 2020—• Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
*83
June-Dec
1996
94%
57
7
91
22
mortgage 4 Vis
• 5s
1977
1987
Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
60%
93%
....
63%
63
Co—
mortgage 4%s
1st
4%s
debentures
3 Vis
Oklahoma
Missouri
1992
mortgage
Northrop
66 yB
59%
*93%
Low
89 '/a
4%s
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1979
6
Jan-July
1978
D
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—_April-Oct
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
Cum
98%
mtge
RR—
series
4%s
93
93%
1st
Northwestern
6s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
97%
91
1984
■,
95%
*91
fund
sink
mortgage
99
94%
mortgage
3%s
4Vis 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
92%
96
81
•
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
First
98 '%
1975
1978_.
mortgage
mortgage
Jan. 1,1963
No.
k"
1974__Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Ja it-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
dune-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan -July
2%s
2%s 1979
3 Vis 1982
mortgage
First
Range Since
Sold
High
Co—
2%s
3s
Bonds
Friday's
'
mortgage
mortgage
First
90
92%
97 '/a
97'/a
Power
first
mortgage
1st
82
102%
95 y8
2
96
1st
*96
97'/a
1985
May -Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971
May
• General mortgage
4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining
& Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—dune-Dec
3.10s
* 83%
82
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
First
88
99%
90
96
States
(Minnesota)
221 »/2
80%
92
or
Bid & Asked
Low
83%
'
UTook'c If,....,..
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
86%
K
100%
♦89'/a
1,1963
116
197
88
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Northern
203 % 212
211
Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
37/8S
Jan.
NO.
High
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nov
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
—-feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vas 1988—April-Ocf
4%s debentures
1991
June-Bee
Michigan
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
•
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 13)
Week's Range
Friday
•
.
.
(1072)
*86
Mar-Sepf
95
*76
*76 Vb
95
95
(1073)
BOND: RECORD (Range for Week Ended September
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
/.
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday
Friday
Interest
Week's Range
Ranee
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
New York Stock Exchange
1968
Low
No.
High
& Gas Co—
3%s 1968_Jan-JuZp
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—tfwne-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 27/aS 1979.June-Dec
and refunding
First
refunding
refunding
First and refunding
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983. April-Oct
3%s debentures
1975
April-OcZ
4%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
First
and
First
and
99j£
94
refunding mortgage
and
First
99%
--May-Nov
1963
debentures
3s
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Texas
Service Electric
Period
94
165
94
2
165
165
170 Va
90%
83%
Jan.1,1963
92 %
87%
refund M
3%s series
first
gold
91 %
98%
98%
21
98 %
99%
90 %
5
88
90%
76%
10
98 %
C
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
2000.J
5s
General and refund M 3%s
85
92 y4
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
94
101 y4
92 y2
101 y4102
3%s series B
Pacific
High
12
94 %
'
refund M
&
Low
91%
90%
Map-Nov
and
First
No.
High
91%
76%
tfu'ne-Dec
100
70 %
100
76%
92%
101-
94%
86
♦86'
3s
..Map-Nov
1983
and
Texas
92
93
—
-V.:—
♦93
First
noy4
2
J
—
Corp
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
97
108
♦89
♦83
Texas
100
1
110 y4110 %
110%
165
99t7;
iff
82
Company
13)
Week's Ranee
Week's Range
Last
-
Low
Public
Friday
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
29
105
Term
of
RR
1985
Jan -July
3%s
1974
5%s
debentures
Oil
83
*81%
Feb-Aup
1986——
3%s
Co
112 %
•„—
70
18
83
'104%
ApriZ-Oct
inc debs
98
81%
111%
120
104
__
*80
1978_June-Dec
80
111 % 112 %
Jan-July
1986
World Airlines 6%s
• Trans
82%
June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—*
Tidewater
83
Pacific—
Orleans
New
E
ser
105%
88 %
87
86
99%
70%
99 Va
93%
95%
84 y2
97%
85%
Q
98 Va
Jan-July
1964
Oats 2%s debentures
Quaker
99
u
'
series D lb95_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Oil
4%s
Corp
5y4s
Aircraft
86
85
137% 141
122
1st
mtge
&
102%
1st
mtge
3%s
Union
85%
143
series J 1969—Mar-Sept
debs
1977
tfan-July
1977—June-Dec
'
•100
—
100
•
93%
93%
93%
96
June-Dec
debs
1991
106
107
106
111
5s
105
105
106
102
107
United
8t
gold
Louis-San
Aircraft
mortgage 4s series A 1997
mtge inc 4y2s ser A Jan 2002
1st
•
*77 Va
—
• 5s
29
85
84
May
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
income debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
1st
Biscuit
Co
of
debentures
1973
'''
89%
*85
83%
84
76 Va
76%
83
'
19
84
-
'
bond
74
4%s
1st
Air
Line
mortgage
37/es
f
s
6eaboard
Finance
& Sons 2V2s
85
mtge &
mtge
debentures
5s
1980
1966
debentures
subordinated
4%s
Roebuck
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
Jan-July
1977
1982
43/4S
Co
&
1983_Feb-Aug
debs
f
s
4
*87%
80%
92%
84%
94 Va
--
:;4
96
85%
V..:,
•
■
——
__
*93
trust
Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
Oil
4%s
Corp
2%s
Oil
Skelly
199
147%
143
—
'
-1:4
87%
94%
120%
148%
100
*88 Va
•
„r/4
96%
1963
4 Vis
Oil 2%s
Bell
Telepnone
debentures 1979
23/is
debentures
*86 %
—
—
—
United
5s
U
S
debentures
1987
California
3%s
50
102
101
102
106%
104
2%s
Indiana
4y2s
-
21
104%
86%
102
104
101
103%
105
107 %
105%
78
87
87
90%
92%
103%
105%
88%
90%
105%
100%
104
'89%
104 y2
Gold
4 %s
Gold
4V2s
104
99%
*99 %
99%
Vanadium
Pacific
A
99%
99%
84 y2
837/a
First
84%
22
*99%
100 Va
83
99 gj
--
Carolina
<
div
Memphis
New
3 Vas
5 V4s
Bell
Inc
5s
5
82%
~1
77%
76%
231
*235
*67%
59
—
167
*150
Vendo
Oil
Oil
--
Oil
Co
Stokely-Van
RR 3%s
*76%
65 %
4%s
5
18
*99 %
4%s-
fund
4s
5s
(James)
senior
capital
99
101%
100%
96
103%
100
86%
102 7/a
103 Va
104 %
1983
debentures
5%%
Tandy
senior
Corp
Terminal
RR
April-Oct
Jan-July
4y4s
*._
1982
101%
101 %
102 Va
86
76%
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1973
85
9
86
--
7
101
103 %
86
90 %
102 Va
104%
6
87%
Refund
and
Refund
and
notes
87
87%
6
87
89%
subord
debs
94
96
98%
102%
96%
96 Va
96 %
77%
101%
101% 102%
1979
June-Dec
99%
*99% 101%
97%
100
100
100 %
*99
100 %
*98 Va
—
99
7
93%
1001/4
101%
98%
104%
Jon-July
4s
series
impt
27/8s series D
C
Electric
&
Power
1985
Jan-juZp
April-Oet
98
99
97
&
&
ref
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-S^pZ
June-Dec
April-OcZ
1st
&
1st
&
1st
&
1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
ref mtge 3%s series J 1982
mtge 2%s series G
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s
1983
Mar-Sept
Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-OcZ
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
85%
conv
Mar-Sept
1982
subord debs
85%
*82%
__
1
fe
*80%
—
82
114
84%
85%
86%
„
—
-
78
78
*78
*85%
90 %
85%
90%
*82%
86
86
87%
86
' 794%
*90
—
*91%
—
76%
78 Va
*90%
90 Va
90%
*92%
91%
94 Va
77%
Virginian
5s
f
Co—
1st
RR
'
Co—
'
1"
117
117
—
116
11
118
96%
96%
10
77 Va
90%
82
97%
121
104%
.
April
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Fcb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-VuZp
General mortgage 3s
1979
Map-Nov
West
Fenn
Electric 3%s
1974.
May-Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s
mtge
income
series
Jan
A
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
Gen
registered 2361
:
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5%s
debentures
1982
4s
1981
1991
Jan-July
1969—April-OcZ
April-OcZ
Jan-July
"
78%
91%
*38%
40 %
Co 3 %s series A
3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
(/an-July
• Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979—
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971.
Jan-July
81%
82
87%
8
33 J/4
■
*86
91%
40%
—
■7:
97%
99'
97%
97 %
*80%
84%
91%
91 %
3
91
98
98%
9
98
61 Va
62%
8
57%
61
61 %
14
57%
63
98%
97%
98%
7 3
95%
99 Va
79%
81
1
80%
■
—
—
*81
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*100
98
-
80
*78%
__
88%
*77
100
63%
101
81
97%
10
104% 104%
~—
80 Va
93%
87
107%
88
4
88%
100%
102%
*100%
91
■1..
*99 % 100 %
99
..
100 %
99 %
99 Va
1
98%
100
91%
91%
91%
81
88%
93
5
86%
90 Va
97
99
90
Whirlpool Corp
& Co.
74
73%
1
80
80
91%
*76
__
,
1981_Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-SepZ
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-SepZ
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-SepZ
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures 1975
May-JVou
90
•:."7
*97
4%s sink
-
71
—
v
71%
63 %
64
65 Va
72%
57
4
15
72
83%
*83%
84%
93
91%
'
—
*81%
v"
93
93
3
92%
—
95
1
93%
f
125
117 %
126
289
109
126
80
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s
1976
132
132
134
105%
Included
169
not
105%
91
94%
*82%
82%
87
♦79
79
80
92%
80
Jan-July
_
April-OcZ
*103%
1017/a
102%
—
sali
the year's range, d^cash
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y Ex-coupon.
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it
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reoiganized under Section 77 7*
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v
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Deferred
104%
129
104%
*101% 106
the
2019—
75 Va
100
89%
Louis—
impt
90 1
86
—
77%
77
96
98%
__
—
94
94%
*99% 100
93%
101%
97%
95%
*89 %
97%
99%
30
—
*94%
June-Dee
1978
St
*85%
Mar-SepZ
1980
1st
Wilson
*__
June-Dec
1980
debs
of
'
93 Va
June-Dec
Mar-SepZ
1976
ref
&
a
1979.
notes
87
85
*94
April-Oct
1986
mtge 2%s series E 1975
ref mtge 3s series F 1978
Inc—
Assn
161
*87
89%
■
ApriZ-Oct
124%
105 %
88
—
May-JVoa
1982
84%
110
103%
38
102%
Corp—
debs
84
84
81
87%
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
1
102%
1971—Map-Nov
debentures
37/es
6y2s
105
132
156% 159%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
Western Pacific RR
66
1982
99%
100
101%
1983
108
13
104% 104%
conv
107
105
10
40
4%s
61
104 %
102 % 103
260
3yas
76%
66 Va
*85
116% 118%
(Ohio)
conv
105 Va
101 %
66
103V2 103%
103
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
notes
103 y4
106
103%
7
104
•*101
100%
104
?
6
--
Map-Nov
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
5y2s
10
'".v7
103%
April-Oct
debs
subord
conv
Yonkers
Talcott
101%
168%
97%
—
April-Oct
Map-Nov
subord
conv
2
66
106 yB 106%
1984
debentures 23/8s
Wayne
103 y4
98 Va
104% 104 %
*—
7;
99%
7
7:-
98 Va
79%
74
debs
1974
debentures
VTiV
91%
11
99% 100
238
—
105'/4 1051/4
1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-iVou
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
1972
Jan-July
27/8s
—
101 %
91%
101 % 101%
—
92%
98 %
z
—
86%
80%
150
86 %
—
*78%
Sunray DX Oil 4V4s debs 1987
Sunray
Oil Corp
27/8s debentures
Symington
33
1985
Camp Inc—
subord debs 1982
conv
33
98
*86 y2
1977—May-ZVou
1983
Chemical
Stauffer
101% 102 y2
97
98
debs
(Indiana)
Oil (N J)
debentures
Standard
79
subord
Standard
2%s
100'/4
99
2%s
California
of
101%
Jan-July
1983
debentures
2
97%
97
92%
•'"4r'7u.—
99
98 Va
7
91
89%
96
—
1
98%
*91%
100
%
94 Va
97%
*91%
7
97
93
v
Co—
Wabash
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-tfuZp
Feb-Aug
1988— tfun-Dec
A
ser
1996
5s
1983
conv
debentures
Standard
4V4S
gold
Tell
debentures
Standard
4 %s
4%
M
gen
first
Orl & Northeastern
Southwestern
Spiegel
1st
div
—
:
>'
*95
'
ApriZ-Oct
1976
subord debentures
conv
Vornado Inc
'75_June-Dec
series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Frist
mortgage 5%s series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4y2s 1988
f
85%
100 %
Co—
27/0s
mortgage
99%
108
99 y4
99%
Mar-Sept
Ma]-Nov
1977
1st mtge 3%s ser A
RR
1981
7:.
Corp of America—
conv
4%s
105%
98
99% 100
Map-Nov
San Fran Term
110
96%
90 %
*94%
June-Dec
1967
Steel
sinking
Gen
Lines)
1981
Southern
90
89 Va
♦92
104
Co—
Edison
(Oregon
1969
1982
527
98%
*91
Mar-Sept
Jan-jwZp
May-Nou
Mav-JVou
110
96%
86%
Southern Pacific Co—
First
100 Va
106%
r-i 0 OO
—
—
X
:
April-OcZ
Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
2%s debentures
debentures
4%s
99
104
99%
Freight Co—
subord
States
Virginia
Natural Gas
Southern
87%
72
106%
104
105% 106%
104 y2
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Ry
23/4S-4y4s
1994
tfan-July
Co 4y2s conv 1973_June-Dec
convertible
Southern
134%
69%
71
7;
May-Nou
April-OcZ
1978
coll trust 4%s
States
conv
Rubber
3%s
I'll
103% 103%
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
--Jan-July
Telegraph
&
1985
27/sS
Southern
106 V4
847/a
87 %
102%
95 %
1
96%
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
April-Oct
1993
Southern
104
114%
6
7157
-
80%
87%
^V '' '■
104% 104%
—Jan-July
1979
& North Alabama RR 5s
South
<;
100
79%
*80 Va
-iWi
Jan-July
1965
debs
1976
Mobil Oil Co
Socony-Vacuum
3s
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
debs
conv
debentures
Smith-Corona Marchant 5 Vis
Socony
♦70
*96%
'
Feb-Aug
1972
4%s
debentures
fund
'
-
Mar-Sept
debentures
coll
mtge &
United
*100
—
V
—
97%
*94%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Shell Union Oil 2y2s debentures 1971
Sinclair
91%
J—
392
85
109
109%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
sinking fund debentures 1980
1st
Sears
i:
—
Feb-Aug
2%s
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4%s 1977
&
sink
4%s
1st
91
*84%
77
Corp—
Acceptance
debentures
1972
Roebuck
4%s
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
1974
debentures
3s
Sears
Jan-July
debentures
(Jos E)
Seagram
89%
'?'■'
94%
Co—
RR
series B 1980
1977
Co
5y4S debs
3s
83
88%
105
85
*99%
trust 3%s
fund
1st
87 %
69%
sink
sinking
1st
85%
83%
89
^146%
Seaboard
-
7
128% 130%
♦103%
1988—
America
1977—
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
43/4S debs 1982
Scovill Manufacturing
104
—
-
Ry—
certificates 1989
...May-ZVou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
6t Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3VaS B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
4s
129
Feb-Aug
mtge & coll
3%s
Louis-Southwestern
First
'?•#
7
—
ApriZ-Oct
5%s
Bt
80%
A
debs
subord
conv
debs
f
s
1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
i
52
81%
80%
Jan-July
Second
747/a
66 %
---
—
Co—
Ry
1991_Mar-Sept
1986
Corp—
1st
90%
62 y4
*69 %
April-Oct
Francisco
:
Feb-Aug
United
89%
*89
—Mar-Sept
1971
1996
6s
1976
2%s series C
4%s
Car
debentures
f
s
4%s
1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
Second
94 Va
2
-7
80%
*91
•
June-Dec
debentures
1st
St
80%
.
-
7^7,
86
.v'./ii
——
1970_tfune-Dec
debs
1986
mortgage
Union Tank
106%
s
series A
3s
:
7
100
3%s
Power
•94% I.-.
•
Map-Nov
2%s
RR
•:
__
*84
7
~.
..
June-Dec
1980
1982
subord
conv
2%s
of California 2%s
Pacific
*94%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
tr
debentures
4%s
Union
United
Saguenay
1971—Map-Nov
:■
conv
VSfefe
coll
Oil Co
4%s
>
3%s
Missouri
1968
58 %
92
of
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
Refunding
6Vis conv debentures
McBee
89 y2
92%
♦85
Mar-Sept
4%s serial D 1977
General mortgage 3%s
Royal
100 y2100%
& Electric Corp
Rochester Gas
Rohr
debs
conv
100 y4
♦89%
1975
1983—April-Oct
37/as debs
Manufacturing
Richfield
100%
45
54%
54 y2
Co
debentures
3s
Rheem
Electric
First
R
Reading Co first & ref 3yas
;
1
Union
in
included
delivery
sale not included in
the year's range,
in
n
the year's range,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
no74)
an
American Stock Exchange
YEARLY RECORD
WEEKLY AND
'
' •
In the following extensive
4
He,*
x
.
ahd'endtog6^^^
fnrnicVi
4,rc,
list we fu
p
s
transactions
9,. 1
Sept.
Monday,
compUecT by
H is
13
Sept
reoort of the
fnmnlete
q
the report of the American
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during tne current year.
Range for Week Ending Sept. 13.
:Friday
\,-y'
Friday
Range
A
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
& Construction Corp
Acme Missiles
Class
A
7,600
1.000
8
Aug
11%
Jan
2,800
5%
Jun
7
Jun
8V4
Jun
4% Aug
7Va
Jan
2%
2%
3,100
2%
Apr
3V«
51 Va
8,600
45%
Jan
65%
Apr
2% July
4V8
3
3,400
20%'
22
5,900
10 V* May
23%
23%
24
6,4 JO
19%
3
,
Airport Parking Corp of America—
A
—
-J-
~
— —
5%
preferred
Alarm
Device
Feb
24% Aug
17%
Jari
:
Bohack
(HC)
i5
10%
Jan
5%
Jan
68%
Feb
British
American
Biltrite
American
Book
;
Rubber
Co
56
Aug
Co ——;
5%
Jan
Amer
3 %
Aug
Foreign
7 Va
5.800
6% July
9%
Jan
5 Va
4,900
4%
Aug
1.500
7%
Jan
11
2 Va May
Jun
8
2%
8V4
8 Vb
6,700
r'
American
Electronics
3%
Israeli
Papei
000
10,400
rets ord
American
6%
22,000
_
Foreign
British
Power
transactions
Petroleum
Co
9,100
1
7 %
Aue
14%
Feb
Brooks Instrument Co
Aug
10
Jan
Sep
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers cl
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Corp
*>%
Del__
of
1V4
1%
17,700
1 V4
16%
17%
1,400
16%
2%
17,600
7%
2.600
2%
2%
Sep
23
4 7c
4%.
700
Jan
6 %
Jan
4%
800
4% Mar
6Vb
Jan
•
4%
19
44
1,276
42
'.AUK:
6
3,2 JO
4
7 Vb
1,000
5%
Mar
Jan
3,700
3
Mar
5Va
6%
*
:•
4
2%
3
2%
(E L)
2%
1.40Q
20%
Jan
4iV4 Atig
26 Vs
26
26%
2,100
24%
Aug
28% Jan
7 Va
Jun
7 »Y
Jun
_10s
"
6% Aug
97/e
8Va
8%
9%
l.&aJ
:
•
2%
22%
22 3 4
3.8 j0
18%" Feb""
£1
' 8Va
8Va
"8%
"16,600
2cc
3%
8Va
-
8V4
Apr
10
Jan
6
.'
6%
Buell
2%
500
523"
4 Vis
Jun
3 % Mar
3 Va
/
-.'..6% Jan "
1,200
"2% 'Apr
2%
1
15%
12%
15%
:Jan-
28 Va
27 Va
28 Va
151,500
1,000
10 Va
com—30c
22%
Jan
26 Va
25
26 Va
3,500
22 V2
8 V*
8%
8 Va
1,000
7%
10%
10%
11%
11,600
5 Va
BYb
2,200
4%
Jan
8Va
Jan
10.500
33%
Jan
19%
1.000
10Va
Jan
10%
Sep
Feb
3Va
Aug
Jan
10%
IOV2
105a
3%
1
4
•
15% Sep
28% May
Jan
28% May
8% Aug
Jan
8V2 May
12%
3% Aug
,300
Jun
6V4
Jan
11,400
8%
Jan
20%
Sep
500
10%
Aug
14
Jun
10.700
%
Jan
•
Corp
Jun
Butler's
•3%
3%
2,300
3'.'2
Aug
5%
Feb
BVD
11%
11 Va
12%
? 4.000
11
*
3s 6d
Va
" "
;
V'a
.
is'
i3o
1,400
3 Vs May
500
! 5% May
4
4
4Va
1
6%
6
6V4
—1
" " 8V4
17%
7%
8Va
3,400
6 Va
July
17 Va
18 Va
27,400
16Va
Apr
—25c
—
&
Inc
Co
20%
107a
V
.
Son
(J
Shoe
19%
20V4
1
Ltd—
P)
8%
Inc-!
—
——.1
-
;/
Jan
5Va
-
Jun
.6%
Apr
97/a
-
Jan
19% Aug
14 Va Mar
Jan
19%
Corp '
Burroughs
Jan
10Va Aug
4V4 Jan
18%
Company——2.50
ord shares
4V4
1.300
6
-
19 Va
—
—
(The)
Mines
8,200
47% May
-
10
Inc
American dep fcts
Burnell & Co Inc_
7%
5
1
66 %c
preferred
Burgmarter
7%
3%
4%
Inc
50c
Hill
Bunker
200
Jan
Jun
:
A
\)
6,600
37
Sep
5
Plan—
Industries
2%
r
Aug
30c
Jan
5 Vb May
Sep
Co
serial
May
'
700
,3 V4
••>
——
Inc
Common
45 %
5
Jan
39
Company—
F
S
May
52
j,
:„.91/b
.1V4 Jan
9,700
"f
Bruce
45 V4
~7%
Maif
10%
Jan
7%
38%
preferred
Budget Finance
22 ,1: Aug
Sep
2,700
20
19
2%
/Apr
'7%
Class B common
Feb
8y'
3%
'-
Jan
2 Va Mar
Jun
2%
Jan
/'Jan
2
1% May
Feb
2%
2
preferred —ii
Jan
IV2
16%
Jan
7%
16
10
6%
.3% July
6%
12.50
American
Sep
10s
transactions—
Jan
Jan
~2%
Inc class A
1
Realty & Petroleum Corp.10c
July
12%
38 Va
dep rets ord registered——
•"6%
Apr
3%
Arqfrtcan Petrofina
5
1,400
Ltd—
Amer
5%
7Ve
5oc
90
1,80J
•:
———
Foreign
64 VB
42 •
: ,
280
•5%
13 Va
1
—
Feb
400
42
,6
5 V'4
12%
17% July
81 % Jan
Mar
—
Jun
4,500
4Va
19%
1,700
20c
registered
ord
Columbia
Burma
Inc
Manufacturing. Co
8Va'Hel>
Feb
89%
transactions
9%
5 Va
£1
MARC
6%
V
9%
'
.American
7%
1,400
87 Va
bearer
Jan
86 Va
:'"'4y»
28c
Jan
1,000
7%!
—♦
May
Mills-Ltd—
shares
American
Jan
24 Va
8%
>_.;i
Co
3ya
•
5%
-1
Aluminum
American-Internatl
American
Inc-.
8
8Va
7%
._l
4%
400
5 Va
British
6% May
85 V4
-
10
2% July
8 Va
5Vt
Co_
7%
400
•;
9%
5 V4
6%
i
Feb
5%
Aug
4
11
3 Va
"5%
•
%
5,400
Tobacco—
dep rets
Aug
Mar
4%
1
3,100
6Va
7%
transactions
dep
4
8V4;
"3%
20
American Book-Stratford Press Inc
American Business Systems Inc~
2
Sep
Apr
Light & Pow ord—•
Oil
American
Amer
2
2 Va
9'/a
*
Inc
4% Mar
5%
6
89 Va
-
American
' 800
1
Corp_
Sep
21
Inc
Corp
11,300
1
Inc
Beverage
20%
2.b00
16% July
3% Aug
10c
Works
B
Industries
Amco
3,400
4 V4
20%
of America
Gear
Manufacturing
:
8'A
1
Alsco Inc class A
;
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
1
20Va
4
May
3 V4
10%
_10c
Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Alloys
Jan
19
1
80
Foote
4%
.5
2%
__————3
28 Va
1J100
Brad
7 V4
•7%
—___60c
led
July
21
Brandywine Raceway Assn—
2%
77/a
Mica Paper Corp Inc
Control Co
19
—1.50
Sep
3%
20
.1 4
3%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
5%% convertible preferred
10
1,650
19
•
Jun
British
1
Apr
21V4
i
•r-
93%
1,800
68 Va
68 Va
£1V»
Jan.
20
1
Inc
.23
12 V4
4Va
-
Amehcan
2%
2
common
Brazilian Traction
1
—
Rubber class A
&
Co
Bowling Corp
Breeze
Alleghany
Corp "warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire
Feb
21
4Va
Inc
Foreign
Inc
Industries
5V2% prior preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Brillo
Co
1
Properties
2 %
3
62 V4 Mar
Algemene Kunstztde N V —
/>;/
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State
1,700
•
Mfg
/ ADG Liquidating
Alaska Airlines Inc
9%
2%
10c
Jan
897/a
5,400
91
23 '
Co—
Mfg
changed .to
Name,
'/ 4 %
ADr
13% MayJan
25
91
21%
22%
Alan Wood Steel Co common
Sep
2 Va
Building Industries Inc-*
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Bourjois
300
15
14%
— mm
preferred—100
10
100
4.20%
Power
24% July
3% July
1
Alabama
6 %
2%
Jan
2%,
20%
1
Inc
4,600
4
A
Bioomfield
High
8
2.50
Biauner's
Jan
49 Va
Smith Inc
Class
Low
6 Va
•
:
Corp
Bioomfield
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
<
High
7
1
Birdsboro
4% Mar
2%
•
Shares
1
Inc
Binney &
Jan
49 Va
.
10c
Techniques Inc
Aerosol
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Alleen
7Va
4 Va
Jun
2%
:—1
Co
8%
5
5%
1
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing
500
8
10o
1
Corp
Plastics
3%
2%
300
7%
10c
Aero-Plow Dynamics inc
2%
3 Va
J®
Mfg
Liquidating
Admiral
Inc
Co
Wire
Acme
Co__
Products
Acme Precision
ADG
Va
2
25o
1
common
Low
for Week
.
Inc
(The)
Corp
Bickford's
-V/.
*
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
Frocks
Bethlehem
Jan
1%
Jan
4,600
lVa
1
>!
1
2% Mar
2 Va May
1,200
frvpy
Berkshire
Week's
-
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
v -
High
Low
2%
2V4
2Y4
1
10o
Jan. 1,I9<>3
Range Since
Shares
High
LOW
Par
S T O CK S
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
8
-
13% Aug
5
Aug
'
:;V
Anchor
Post Products
Andrea
Radio
2
1
11%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
13%'
13%
700
•11%
11
13%
11 %
690
11
•4%
Corp-
.
„
Angostura-Wupperman
Ansul
Chemical
I
1
%
4%
4%
4'a
13%
13 Va
14 VB
5
12%
10%
13%
.
1
-
Apache Corp
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
_
•-
100'
pfd
99 Va
4%
Aug
3
•
1,600
f.v
17.800%
■
Jan
Mar
12
Jan
Aug
•25
Jan
2%
Jan
11 Va
•
10c
Aug
4% May
.-14V4
Sep
California
$3.00
$2.50
Jan
101
96%
Jan
4 Va
Aug
2P3'-
750
Calgary & Edmonton
14% July
7% Mar
9,4)0
100
Jan
10
600
:;v/-
16%
May
17%
5,600
11%
20 Va
11%
l
.
4
4%
ll3a
20%
1.25
Co_
Anthony Pools Inc
'•
Jan
37
Aug
Sep
103
Feb
Electric
Corp
Power
Ltd
-
-
<
—
15%
7,000
22%
Feb
76
100
63%
Jan
76
/ Sep
52
509
51%
Sep
55
Jun
53%
Jun
,
51%
.-50
—
3,509
30%
18
30V2
—.50
'
50c
-~4%
4%
5%
2.50
34 Va
33%
36 Va
pfd-100
99%
99%
99 Va
90
23
25 Va
2,600
1
23%
'1 3 4
—40c
1 Va
1
1 Va
1
4%
4%
Inc
Argus
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Power &
Armour
•Arrow
&
Co
Light 4.72%
"warrants"
Electronics
Asamera
Oil
Foreign
Corp
Inc
Ltd.
transactions
Associated
Services
Inc
Electric Industries—
American
deposit
rets
•
-v
;f:
134
•
1%
1
Va
*
7
99 Va
-
Jun
2%
Jan
% Mar
1V2
Sep
1%
21?
6%
preferred
Cameo-Parkway
Class
50
—
1%
7,900
5
1,300
/'.'••
3%
£1
A
Food
Stores
Associated Laundries
of
Associated
Jan
u% July
Jan
6
Jan
3 V4
May
Campbell Machines
Mines
Ltd-
Canada
Cement Co
preferred—
$1.30
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Products
.J
Associated
Testing Labs
Coast
Line
Atlantic Research
Atlas
Consolidated
Devices
5%
Avis
Ay shire
6'/a
6
5%
63a
3,100
5 Va
2%
2%
2%
1,500
/
2% Apr
7 Va July
7 Va
;v 7%
7%
.-
.
300
•
70%
.66
71 %
2,400
*11%
11
11%
4.900
8
Aug
Jan
8% May
55%
■
Mar
Canadian Javelin
14%
14 Va
14%
i Va
1V4
16%
5 200
l
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd partic'pfd—_10 "
Canadian
Williston
Jun
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
Canaveral
%
,%
10 V4
Apr
I6V4
Jun
Capital Cities
11,300
13%
Jan
28 7
Sep
Capital City
Feb
5 Va
5%
3 100
4 %
3%
a
Broadcasting
Products Co
13 Va
71,600
ll3/4
1.300
3%
5.100
10%
1,000
4%
700
7 Va July
9%
Jan
Aug
8%
Jan
18 Va
Jun
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
9%
Jan.
10%
Feb
4 Va
Feb
6Va
Jan
,
•
Jan
2,i00
Va
15%
2.300
13%
Apr
17%
Apr
5%
6 %
6.200
4 Ve
May
7%
Jan
22 Va
22%
12, COO
16%
Jan
24%
Apr
*%
/li
5%
22%
Feb
6
Jun
Carnation
Co——.
——
—1
.—5.50
19
16% Mar
50
18
Jan
*
"6%
'111
8
4 Va
12,100
108 Va 112
7%
.V
'
18
181
1
2,100
83
8
Sep
112
Sep
Jan
Mar
'
1
•
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3 Va
3Va
.8
Collieries
Corp..
19%.
21%
14VB
14%
300
43 Va
___3
44 V4
400
4%
2% Mar
3,200
1,00-0
10
Corp
Corp
Jan
Jnn
22% May
Jan
15
40 Va Mar
as
11%
11%
'
Mar
Va
Jun
Carolina Power & Light $5
Carreras Ltd
Carter
preferred
•
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Amer
(JW)
Co
&
,_i0
A_ l
-
8%
9 V4
1,300
8V4
Aug
11%
11%
11%
3,400
8
Jan;
7%
7%
7%
14 Va
2.200
5
Jan
1,900
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
9V4
-
Power &
Convertible preferred
II—~
Baldwin Securities Corp______
•
13%
12% Sep
-Ilc
8% Aug
15
Aug
Jun
11,700
1 Va
Ifs
5,000
2%
2 Va
2%
7.200
2%
Apr
4%
1 % May
4 Va Jan
8
7%
8 Va
1,900
6 Va
Jan
9%
107%
50
U
-1,200
%
-
Power
1
3.50%
Light 4%
pref
pfd
3%
1
3 %
8
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
1,500
!
10%
4,500
4
10
%
12
'
%
6
Mar
1,100
14
9 Va
4
1
Inc
13%
14
110% Aug
Jan
H Mar /
4
Jan
4%
Jun
Aug
10% May
%
Feb
>1 Va
Apr
72 %
Jan
77%
Aug
85%
Jan
89
Jan
20%
6,800
50
_100
77
77
100
89
89
Central
16%
15%
17 Va
6,600
14% July
23%
Jan
9 Va
9%
2.900
12%
Jan
Securities
series
Century
Corp
19%
20 %
2,100
8%
8%
•00
3 Va
3%
4.80O
Chamberlin
Co
Co
of
1
-20Va
preferred.*
Co
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Corp
1
•
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America
Cherry-Burrell
17 Va
1
28
32
"Jan
Apr
Apr
.
lo
Geophysical
Charter Oil
common—.
convertible
B
Century Electric
3%
2.50
7%
3
9Va
Jan
Aug
Aug
53a Mar
./
7
Jan
Aug
6%
500
1
1%
I//
1,800
li"o
Jun
5
13 Va
13 3 a
400
10%
Feb
13%
Aug
26Va
27
6
%
Apr
9%
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes Engineering Co
4 Va
1 Va
_10c
Inc
4
50C
-10c
Ltd
107% 108 Va
%
'
11% May
:
$1.40
-50c
.
Industries
Maine
Central
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
(Common
Charge Services
Hadley Corp
Central
aker & Selburn Oil
ffriley Industries Inc & Gas class —1
Corp of America-
Central
B
107%
"
1
Co
Catalin
Oil
1,900
15
15 Va
—1
j
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc„
Central
Banner
8%
6c
Feb
Castle (AM)
Banff
1A Feb
4%
50c
Corp
5%
July
1V8
Aug
Jan
1.100
"9.800
Jun
Jun
II
10
103y4
1
International
lV
3 Va
%
6,800
3%
1
Minerals
Aug
1%
17%
14 V4
•"5%
Properties Ltd
15 Va
600
8 Va
4.500
1
11%
3%
Jun
Jan
3%
Sep
1
Feb
Feb
3%
1,300
\i
12%
1
14%
28%
3b
:
Jan
3 !4
8%
•
—
71 37
12'3.4
13%
"28
Jan
%
transactions
26'4
1
lOo
Corp
Ltd
Marconi
Feb
13
4%
24,4'UJ
{?
2.50
Ltd
Foreign
%
18,500
16%
Gas
6%
16,800
1 Va
16%
'
1
Apr
3 Va Mar
3%
1
10c
Canadian
Canadianwide
10 pesos
Ltd
Oils
Jan
9
/
Jun
36%
3!»
3%
i—
3Va May
Mining &
;
j
Industrial
Avondale
5%
1
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc.—
—_1
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
.*_1
Avien Inc
Industrial
9 V4
16%,
Co
Inc
Plastics
Canadian
5% Mar
5 Va
15
Corp
.
Audio
Jun
July
10c
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
Aurora
Homestead
Jan
12 Va
/.
7 Va
Jan
3 Va
"
Export Gas & Oil——16%c
Canadian
4%
13,209
2.909
Astrex Inc
33 Vac
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—lOo
Atico Financial Corp
l
Atlantic
Canadian
Sep
53.200
.;
4% May
27%
11
Aug
5%
Va
Jan
4% May
5%
63a
1% Mar
5
12%
Aug
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc„1
16%
2%
1,800
16
311
_*
common
transactions;.——
1,600
1%
"
6% July
3ie
Dredge & Dock Co
3%
1%
lc
1,500
9.600
♦
Canadian
3
1%
--.1
60 Va Mar
Feb
3%
1
Inc
3%
1
Inc
Bread
" 3li
1
2 % Mar
1
America
Oil & Gas Co
Associated
Inc
7%
7%
,10c
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Foreign
Associated
i
Feb
30%'Aug
Records Inc—
Canada
'
4Va
•
regis
V8
-
—-
Aug
Jan
30
22% July
/ 600
•
Jan
;l3Va
V
„
Baby
Associated
:
4,330
36,390
22 %
19
30 Va
75
•
common—-.1
pieferred—
preferred—
Ltd
Corp
:
5
13
Feb
Baruch-Foster
~
Il_50c
Corp
Bay view Oil Corp..
Bearings Inc
Beck
_
Shoe Corp...
Bell Electronic Corp...
Bell T»i*nhone of Canada,.
Beloca
Benrus
25c
.10%
Watch
Berkey Photo
Co
Inc
3.400
1%
21
7
50c
—III__l
_Ii
—_
For footnotes,
see
page 34.
107/8
Jan
22 Va
Jan
29
2
2
2%
7.400
1 Va
Jan
3
6
5%
6%
5.200
5 Va
Jan
8%
Jun
1
20%
22%
26.300
12%
Jan
23 Va
Sep
Cinerama
1 % Mar
Feb
Circuit
21%
3,400
14 Va
Jan
22%
Aug
C
7 Vb
2*700
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
Clark
2Va
Va
2 V4
200
50
50 Va
1.100
49 Va
4%
5VB
7%
7 Va
8
8
,7%
8 Va
8,700
3.600
P
21 'A
lc
Corp
Development Ltd
Cable
10c
15%
15%
16%
44.500
12%
25c
Inc
Foil
35 Va
34
37%
21.330
19
•
Corp
10c
12%
5
12%,'
3%
13
5%
'
2
47 Va
May
July
3 Va' Jan
53% May
2.300
13 200
K
Mining
Corp
Corp
Oil
Chromalloy
1% July
Jan
%
500
1
6%
•
50 Va
4
%
■
2
Consolidated
Christiana
20%
49%
25c
Apr
''•a 8% Mar
19,700
2V4
Corp
Inc—
2.800
1 Va
1%
transactions-^--..;-—
'instrument
10 Va
1
1%
__~i
i
10V4
1
•
(AS)
Foreign
i
9 Vb
Chicago Rivet & MachineChief
_1
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
3
' tan
7Va
6%
Sep
;10% May
Jan
9% Jan
a
6%
Jun
Clarostat
Clary
Manufacturing Co
Clayton & Lamoert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common
1
5%
1
Corporation
7
5
7
16%
4
1.909
24 300
5 %
1.5(00
7%
4.000
16%
200
„
37%
•
2%
Sep
4%
Aug,
,
1
2%
2%
1.590
12%
12Va
13%
4.500
9%. Mar
f
25
25
27%
400
20% Mar '
,1
25a
16%
3%
2% July,
1
20
7%
9 Va
..
Sep
13% July
6% Mar
7
4 Va Mar
Apr
Feb
17% Mar
Aug
Mar
10Va Mar
12%
May
Jan
Jun
Sep.Jan
13%
Sep
27%
Sep
Number 6199
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1075)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE' (Range for Week Ended September 13)
Friday-
Week's
.
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Par
Co Inc
Sand &
Coleman
Colonial
Low
High
4%
4M4
39%
39%
41':'"'...
1,10j
29%
Apr
42%
1
14
14
14%
1,500
lo%
Aug >
18%
6%
700
4
Jan
7
;a
10,9uJ
1
Jun
1%
43 V4
1.200
—
Co
Stone
5
6%
Co
._10c
Community Discount Centers Inc.
—10
Community Public Service
I fa
7 Mi
7 '
-25c
1
1
Ma
-50c
Containers Inc
1
42 Ma
'65-1
vtc ext to
Compo Shoe Machinery
Compudyne Corporation
IMa
42%
Range
of Prices
3%
6,000
Apr
Par
Feb
Fairmont Chemical Co
Family
46
38 Ma May
leb
Famous Artists Schools
Seaboard
Record
Gas
Oil
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
Continental
&
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
5l/4
Apr
6,50.)
4%
5%
Aug
Federated
26%
Sep.
Felmont
reo
Filmways
Inc
Sep
1Mb Mar
Financial
General
26 A
9%
Inc
9%
~V/2
Cooper-Jarrett
8%
13,200
%
10.700
1Mb
2,20 J
1
Jan ;:
2,200
7%
734
5%
8%
4%
Jun
Jan
10'b
% Mar
Mb
7
Apr
900
6% Mar
v
Jan
8;%
<
Jan
5 Mb
2M4
ireo
5%
Aug
800
8
8 Ma
Feb,
10%
0
2G
Aug
%
7.3G0
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%
Jan
12a8
13 Mb
11,300
11 Mb
July
13%
Aug
19
19%
300
17%
1,200
5%
I If
12%
5%
1
6
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Jam'
20 V4 Juiy
7Mb May
Jan
Beverage
Cott
Bottling Co of New England
receipts
American dep
Crane Carrier Industries
Petroleum Corp
Creole
17
7% Aug
3.00 )
25
-7-
Consolidated
May
9%
Jan
20
1,900
Jan
25
Sep:;
Apr
21 Ma
Apr
~7Mi
2.300
5 Ma
Feb
7%
Jun
6%
2.900
6%
Jan
8
Feb
10
2 A
Jan
Crown
Central
Crown
Drug
15,100
A
Jan
14%
35%
12,200
22 Mb
Sep
35 3/8
Sep
lt'o
lMi
9.700
Sep
1 Mi
Aug
2%
2%
22,800
4%
4%
300
13%
10 34
13%
6 Ma
6%
63/4
7
7
1%
2%
lOo
I
Corp
Chemicals
&
Inc
1
25o
convertible
—
15 Ma
10c
Corp
Firth
Sterling
Fischer
&
Fishman
Florida
10c
Motor
Foreign
Forest
!
Co
Fresnillo
5
Jan
5%
Davidson Brothers
Mines
Corp
Inc
class
3%
2%
2 Ma
200
2 Ma
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
3 3/B
3%
2,300
3
Jan
5M4
Jan
11%
II34
1,900
1Mb
,
1%
.
2 Mb
5%,.
5%.
6%
5%
7
7 Ma
11%
4,100
1Mb. Sep
1,700
5%
Aug
6%
11,200
6%
Apr
12%
17
8 Ma May
16
Jan
14,600
11%
Jan
17%
2.50J
!
16 %
Jan.
Jan
11 Mi
Jan
16Mb
16%
6%
4M4
Jan
1,500
2Mb
Aug
184,900
12 Ma
Jan
6%
2Mb
6,500
2Mi>
29 Mb
7
M4
Aug
4M8
Jan
pref
36
5M8
5
5%
20.260
4
10c
35
Inc
A
6%
2Mb
50c
6
5%
8
13,800
5
May
6
&
Sep
30
Jan
35
-a
Aug
11%
37
A
35%
35%
50
11
IIM4
1,000
5 Ma
5 Ma
...37
Sep
5%
July
10Ma' Apr
Apr
5%,:
156
1,900
5 Ma
Sep
33%;
28%
33
5
100
stock
8%
1
Desilu Productions Inc
Gasket
Detroit
1
1
29,500
18%
Jan
33 %
Sep
20
142 Va
Jan
158 Ma
Jun
157
29%
25c
i!'i
15 MB
Manufacturing
Industrial
&
Products
Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils
Ltd
8%
1334
1
1
Detroit
Dialight Corp
Co
9
13 %
13%
1,900
5%
24.600
31 Mi
5,200
24 %
9
(i
1 G
3,100
%
Aug
%
1434
15 MB
5,500
10 M'a
Jan
15%
Aug
2Mb May
□
37n
3%
%
1 G
10
ii!
%
dep
ord reg
rets
8M2
Jan
15 Ma
4% July
1,100
0
May
7%
Jan
32
an
Aug
4%
Sap
5,900
3/b
Jun
1 Ma
Jan
1,000
%
Apr
IMa
Jan
4,3, July
93/a Sep
5 Ma
0
13
General
Alloys
-
Steel &
Dominion
Tar & Chemical Co
*
Ltd
Feb
17 Ms
Jan
11%
12%
1,100
9 3/b
Jan
21% May
14 Mi Apr
15%
16 Ms
4,200
153/8
Aug
15%
15 Ma
100
16
Jan
_
Co
—
3 5 Mb
HIII
17
5
Co
Co
17%
1.
73/b
General
General
American dep
12%
Jan
3%
Sep
43,8
Apr
Aug
16 Mi
Feb
169 M'a
2%
Foam
Plywood
Air Devices
Eastern
Can Co
5%
6
Jan
13 Mb
Feb
41
'
r
Jun
Jau
Feb
9
Jan
40 Ma
Feb,:
18%
Jan
14%
300
25% May
Jan;
5 Ma Mar
2,700
■"
•
1
——^
2%
Corp
6%
6%
3534
35J4
36%
3%
2 Ma
4%
2 Mi Aug
6Mi Jun
400
6%
•
Feb
186 Va
Jun.
1,100
5
Aug
"6 Ma
Feb
2% /
1 % Mar
4%
19.500
4 3/4
May
Jan
7 Mi
Aug;
3
800
2% May
4Mb
Jun
33
34
1,000
30 Ma Mar
36%
Apr
3,100
10 Ma
Jan
12
Aug
63i
'
V
6M4
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2%
.
3,000
7
Co
—1
Inc
20o
Inc
1
common
1,300
-
_
_
2
368,500
7 Ma
III—1
_—25c
363/4
~"r*+
2
Research
Corp
4,800
4%
Sep
s
,
13%
8
13%
1434
Giannini
Controls-Corp
Inc com class A n v__
Giant
Yellowknife Mines
25
Systems—
Goodman
Manufacturing
1,700
7 Ma
Aug
10 Mb
Jan
4,900
123/4
Jan
15%
Jun
14,300
13
Jun
l, 24%
1 Mb
1M4
1Mb
4,700
13
Jan
1%
Jan..
7,800
13 Ma
Aug
16 Mi
Aug I
700
11 Mi
Aug
12 3/i
Apr
Corporation
Bowling
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Great
Western
6%
12 M'a
-
143/4
——
n%
/.■
Mar
—1
13%
Fete
23,100
10
Jan
12% Aug
400
/'V-
11%
12 Mi
lMi
f
323/4 July
1.600
13%
Jan
14 Mi
200
11%
Apr
4%
14,000
3 Ma
Feb
5 Mi
Apr
22 M'a
2 IMa
23 Mi
20,300
16 Mi
Apr
23%
Sep
17 Mi
17 Mi
17 Mb
12 Ma
Apr
18 Mb
Ma
20 Mi
11
Jan
1Mb
24%
24%
1
2,800
-
5,400
2Mb
22%
Aug
>.11%
Apr
Jan
2 Mi
Jun
23 Mb
500
400
22 Mi
22%
21
5,000
Aug
26 Mi
Feb
7
Jan
May
6%
7,000
IVa
29,200
1
Mar
1%
40,700
23% Mar
5%
Jun
6%
4 Mb
500
4 Ma May
6 3/4
Sep
;
5 Mb
2Mb
50o
1
5
13,100
23/a
8
2%
3
[>'■
13 3/4
2
3%
Jan
Mar
8Mb
Aug
27 Ma
Sep
3 Mi
Jan
2
Apr
200
10 Mi
123/s
100
<
2Mb
10 Mb
Aug
6
2,300
133/4
34
2%
Jan
24 Va july
,
2,000 /
i 1,050
27%
34
4M2
10%
Jan
33/4
Feb
Jan
7
Apr
9 Ma Mar
4 %
6 Ma
1
2Mb
33 Mi
Aug
3 Mb
2,400,.
1
"7 Mb
Sep
20 Ma July
9 Mb
4MB!
6%
2%
Jan
1Mb
10%;'
4M8
5 Mb
,
.
8,100
25
4M»
22 Mb
» :
126,900
10% 1
10
4%
2%
10o
—
4 Va
28
19
Inc—1
*
Gulf American Land Corp
1
Gulf States Land & Industries
50c
Gulf & Western Industries
1
Gulton Industries Inc
V
Feb
14 Mi
Ml.
10 Mi
Inc:
-
4%
14
30
33 Va
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2,700
400
10
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20
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21
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Apr
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12%
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13 MI
18,100
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63/b Jan
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Hercules Galion Products Inc
6 Mi
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98
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3
Mar
4
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Aug
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5 IMa
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Jan
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Aug
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11
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2,000
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Jan
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Jan
4%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
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transactions—
91/3
Jan
Holly
11% Mar
-
4%
Sep
7 Mi May
19,900
11
Sep
Sep
Home
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5 Va
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5
Aug
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Home
Oil
4
3%
4 Mi
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Feb
13
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Jan
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187/b
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40 Ma
Jan
Aug
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1.600
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3,400
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5 Mi
2,900
6 3/4 Mar
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14,400
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7
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4Mb
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22 Ma
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,
Mar
5
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Sep
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Jan
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Aug
1.400
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38% May :
32%
31,100
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Jan
35% July
120
10 Mb
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5
17 Mi
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Aug
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7%
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Feb
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22
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10 Ma Apr
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2
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9% July
1Mb Feb
Aug
7,500
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12
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Harvey
Jun
10
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Corporation
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Bishop Inc
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101 %
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300
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102
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Guerdon
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Griesedieck
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15
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38
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7
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900
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3,300
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400
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159
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3 Ma Feb
Jan
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1
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Builders Corp
General
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153/4 Feb
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Apr
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900
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11 Mi
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Jan
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9
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Sep
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Amer
Jan
Aug
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500
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Aug
500
6%
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Dairies
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Daryl Industries Inc
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7%
5 Mi
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3 Mi
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3%
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10
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2074
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Feb
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2
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8
374
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1,900
1
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3%
6,800
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Corp
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43%
37% ; 43%
22% '
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274
2%
v-
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•
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July
a
;
/
Sep
400
4%
8,000
18%
400
15% Mar
17%
17%
500
143/4
7% May
9te.
20,300
1%
1%
2,300
1%
4%'
1,900
4
Muter
Company
4.
;
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Mines
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of
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—
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500
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2,200
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13 y2
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7%
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10%
3,400
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1
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Co—1
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Inc
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5
1
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50c
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*
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2
1
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50c
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25c
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-1
Park Mining Co
-1
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Co
—*
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*
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200
6(4
12,300
19% Jan
5V2 Jun
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4,700
143/4 Aug
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5%
5%
74
29%
-
700
22 te
4%
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4V4
New
New
.
Noma Corp
Aug
15(4
Jan
23/4 May
4%
Jun
1
Mar
1%
83/4 Feb
10(4
10%
Aug
Jan
600
25%
4,100
7%
-
Jan '
Jun,
32 V4
Sep
Aug
11%
Jan
1%
Apr
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
90
Aug
1
—
1.25
Inc
& Southern Railway
1
American; Royalties Inc
1
Capadian Oils Ltd——
25
Northeast Airlines ——————1
North Penn RR. Co
—50
Northern, Ind Pub Serv 4(4%. pfd—100
Novo Industrial' Corp—
—1
Nuclear Corp of Amer <Del) —„10o
class
Mackey
Airlines
Macoid
Industries
33tec
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Inc
•
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__.
Magna Oil Corporation
For
1974
A
footnotes,
4%
10
50c
see page
18
193/b
3,900
1,000
21
5
374
5
3(4
3
1,700
10
99
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101te
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106
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103
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164
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2,700
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317/b
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174
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274
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Jan
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8%
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2
6%
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1,800
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25,300
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1,500-
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Apr
3/4
Jan
36
37 Va
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16 %
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6%
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40c preferred
7
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Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
Ogden Corp
Oak
474
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24 %
'
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263/4
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96,100
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20
-
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29 3/4 Feb '
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17% Mar
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4
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4
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1,250
51
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22(4 May
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97
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1
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13
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174
15
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f
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374
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85
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10
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574 July
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9
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2,800
lite
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ite
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2%
4V8 Aug
11%
9%
Louisiana Land
Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
Lunkenheimer
10 y4
8%
1
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374
8(4 July
9%
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Service—
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6,000
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9%
9
12%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longinw-Whittnauer Watch Co
Louis Lesser Enterprises Inc—
—5
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Nelly Don Inc
————-—
Nestle-Le Mur Co
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te
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1
10
1
—
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4%
Jan
Sep
3674
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1
Livingston Oil Co
3cke Steel Chain
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•
400
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
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1
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Jun
Jan
2%
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1474
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1%
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National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
4(4
1
class
Products
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12
15(4
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900
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—
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.
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400
1,200
2
2
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Lee
Leslie
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Lease Plan International Corp
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10%
5
Lamson & Sessions Co
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9,500
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1,800
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7,700
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•
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National Transit
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11%
—
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May
15 V2
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———:
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1
5(4 Feb
153/b
2%
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1
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11
11
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2%
*
10 y2
8,600
247/b
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8
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Sep
1374
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—
13%
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3%
-
15
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Jun
17%
*
Jan
4V2
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1/
2,600
6%
12.50
inc-
Jun
83/4 Aug
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12
Jan
11
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.
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National Rubber
Lamb Industries
12,700
4
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Muskegon Pigton Ring Co^
1974 July >
Jan
1%
«
5%
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*
4te
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3(4 Aug
18%
—'
1574
50c
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4
9
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20 %
1
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2Yb Apr
11
10
6,100
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11
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1
1
5%
10
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May,.
10 y8
3,500
1,200
13%
i
*
227/a
11
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
5%
-
-
1
2.50
—25c
5
7.50
1
33 tec
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L'Aiglon
5%
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12%
9
10(4
:
9% July
Movie Stor Inc cl^sS A—'—'——50c
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Jan
Feb
14
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Mar
2%
9
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9 (4' Sep
16
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97
20
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7%
253/a
5%
8 V2
July
1774 Feb
Sep
10 Vb
2% Aug
;:
8%
Mount Vernon Mills
"Mar",
5
6(4 Mar
•
8%
25%
preferred
preferred
Movielab,
4;
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Jan
.—I
40(4 Aug;
%
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9%
9%
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7
20Va May
17% July
1
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—1
1
1
1
1
600
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.
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;
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1
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Mining Corp of Canada!
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Feb
574
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Feb
2,300
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9,100
1474
1
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Miller
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Oil
36(4
4'/a May
1,100
10,500
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Feb
31
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,
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8
35
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374 Mar
474 May
.
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Sep
Aug
3y8 Aug
9,000
12%
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—
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Hone
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3,500
Sep
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27%
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33
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6
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674
13
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s
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29
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300
5%
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8%
200
9
35%
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1
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Israel-American
94 te
5
Public Service Co 3.90%
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4,800
-
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;
33 tec
Investment Property Builders Inc—lOc
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3
Aug
2,100
3
83/a
8%
46,600
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
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88 ; Apr
130
3
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12
2,200
91
3%
International Stretch
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9
90%
25,000
7%
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42(4 May.
300
~9%
1
!
International Oil & Gas Corp
International Products
—
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5
1
1
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of North America
International Breweries
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Intex
4,000
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Menasco
36% July
6
Independent Telephone Corp—.——1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—,n—
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A—
1
Insurance
13 %
_£1
common
Inland
40%
39%
3,800
39'4
5
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12%
53/4
300
9
9
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3,200
9%
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•
ft
9
£1
American dep rets ord reg
Foreign transactions-———
10'/4
6(4
19 te
1
Inc
Melnor Industries
6% Jun
-fMar
4
1,000
5%
5%
33 tec
Corp
11%
6
1
Johnson & Co
Inc
Jan
8% July
474 Mar
2,200
1
McCrory
Corp
"warrants"
McCulloch Oil Corp new——_
Medco
Jan
Apr
22V2
Aug
6%
3,200
Corp
commonLtd
Industries
Maule
1'6 Vb
6(4
new
transactions--
Foreign
3,500
.7,500
22%
Massey-Ferguson
Mead
IMC Magnetics
Cup
Corp
Masco
Apr
Jan
19 y»
8%
19
2%
2te
:
,
62,900
•
20%
6
—
Maryland
100
6
~374
A
Class
8V4
—1
Carter Paint Co common-
Mary
Sep
67/a Jan
203/b
Sep
4te
Aug
20%
"warrants"
•14(4- Jan
Jan
2 Va
874
1974
8%
10c
Industries Corp—
Corp
500
18% May
•
19 te
£1
Jan
2,800
274
2(4
,
2.50
Ltd
Co
oan
12%
lb, 300
6,7,v
,J,t
6% May
Apr
14%^
-
Rubber
Marconi International Marine
20
23
133/b
23
2074 July
12 Vb Mar
800
22s/b
14%
•
10c
10c
-1
!——1
.2.60
High
Low
High
225/s
—
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
*
7
4.'% '.I
Mansfield Tire &
r
liy8 Aug
2,100
11,200
6 r -
10c
1
2.50
5
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
11%
18%
35 V4 May
26%
2,500
32 >4
32
ny4
16%
Jan
100% July
17
800
18%
Public
1 *(-/8
1,30 I
;■
lite
6
—-
Co
18»/4
18
23
Jan
Low
"
7
Service
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangel Stores —:
Jan
4% Jan
700
5%
17%
17%
28
Exchange
Par
Maine
124
of Prices
Sale Price
C.
Jan
95%
400
;
Feb
34%
v
18 V4 July
5,-±oJ
99%
Aug
102 y2 Aug
190
W/2
:
common
27-
275
103 y2106
5%
High
Low
28 vb
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
27%
(Harvey)
Hubbell
Husky
Shares
Mfg Co
—2.50
Motors Co
1
Inc class A com
5
(The)
Hoskins
Howell
of Prices
Low
Sales
for Week
Itange
Lasi
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
y,
Jun-:
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer
.Foreign
transactions
5 •'
Sep.-
O'Sullivan
33/4
Apr
Jun."
174
Jan
Jun
7
Sep
shares_10s
—
Rubber Corp
1
Overseas Securities .
1
Oxford Electric Corp—
—1
Oxford Manufacturing ——————1
70%'
1074
73
623/a
"5(4
62%
5%
14(4
3%
23(4
5te
1374
~3%
227'8
3 te
21(4
1,000
2,000
Sep
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
743/4 May
Feb
7%
Sep
Sep
4 te
Jan
17% May
23 %
Sep
400
\tr.
Sep
May
14%
3 te
'
101
Sep
Jan
10%
34.
7 Vb
34(4
474 July
500
6,900
17% May
34%
Number 6299
198
Volume
.
.
.
(1077)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 1 3)
Last
of Prices
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
Low
Par
1
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Grande
Clay
Coast
Co
conv
cum
Pacific
to
Jan
i
1965
3
1
■
May
1
pfd F
Inc__
Industries
Foiling Broadcasting
35
Jan
Jan
31%
Jpn
Apr
29%
Jun
Roosevelt Field
Sep
27%
Feb
Inc:
1,200
26%
27
100
26%
•
dividend
$4.75
•$4.75
25%
25%
Royce Ltd— ■
Afhefican dep rets
27% July
24%
200
Feb
26
regis—
ord
Aug
25 %
Jan
Inc.;
$4,-36 divfdepd preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
Bell
Pacific
Northwest
Pacific
Petroleums
v
9%
89 %
Jan
3%
Aug
5%
Jan
700
11%
Apr
1*4% Apr
16%
5,400
13%
Jan
16% Aug
3%
Jan
85
1.50
'
><■.
"3%
13%
__l
10%
Jan
4
13 Va
3%
500
13%
4,400
10%
5
July
Jun
6
Jan
Aug
13
16
Apr
Rowland
1,700
890
98%
Jun
97%
30
96 %
Jan
101% Mar
160
102 % 102%
151% 151%.
•
96%
10%
Sep
16,800
7% Mar
4%
5
1,600
3% Mar
7%
7%
8%
1,300
7
Feb
1"0% Jan
1
9%
9%
9%
1,100
12% Feb
12% Jan
13% Jan
1
Inc
3%
4,000
JUn
163'/a
4
Jan
3
Jan
9fe% Apr
'
1
3%
24 %
23%
24%
8,700
22%
Jun
6%
6%
7%
9,300
5%
Feb
102 %
Aug
.inn
Inc.
50c
*
13
__i
1,600
8
11,700
1%
13%
3%
1,600
9%
9'
Va
9% Aug
1% Sep
13%
1%
~9%
_lc
3%
8
4
4,600
Jun
3 Vb Mar
Aug
9% July;
3%
3%
Jan,.
5%
50c
May
3%
5,900
2 Va
Jan
4
1
15%
15%
16 %
9,600
May
14%
Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
600
2
3%
3%
300
3
Mar
300
19
;,,Aug
Ryerson & Haynes
3
1
17% May
V 3 % Feb
8% May
50
industries
Rps's TOgs Inc class A
Ryan "Consolidated Petroleum—".
•
May
3%
American
Rusco industries Inc
Russeks Inc
104V2 Jan
.
Royal
Rby'al School Labs Inc
Rdyalite" Oil Co Ltd
Jan
99 Va
v
May |
95% Jan_
130
Jan
101;-
140
50
96%
;
>
9
5 "
;_5
—
Products
106% May
warrants
'
26%
'
Feb
>
Jun
,
4%
Jun
•
Pacific
&
Power
Packer's
41 %
Is
—
1%
Pantasote Company
1
■
Foreign
Park
Park
transactions
1
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Company
class
Co
Parkersburg-Aetna
Corp
Parvin
Co
Dohrmann
$2.50
preferred
4%
;3%
500
4%
-
4
.
a
,
iviar
55 y4
9,900
51% Mar
66 % May
18 %
18%
1,200
Jan
42%
5,800
17% Aug
35% July
21%
39%
55 %
58
42 Va
Jun
.fff Jan
1%
1%
103,800
4
~1%
1%
4%
4,100
1%
1
8%
8%
-
5%
900
4,400
Jan
5%
Apr
10%
11%
6%
May
24%
25 %
1,300
,19%
Jan
12
25'%
25
1,900
19%
Jan
25
11%
12
16,500
8%
Jan
11%
11%
12%
1,700
11 %
56
56%
50
54%
Sep
Jun
2.50
..
Consolidated
Penn
Traffic
'
1
16
;
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island inc
Photo
Permian
1%
1%
6,700
14%
12%
14%
2,600
11 %
1,200
72%
>
.
Jan
*
10c
.—
4%
4%
14%
14%
84
1
11%
i°e
0
9,800
5%
19 Va
120
Ltd
50c
800
21%
25c
*19%
118
(Del)
10%
25c
19% •;
&
10%
Gems
.
Co
Sealectro
Inc_
1
48%
47,300
vi!
6,600
8%
5%
2,100
1,600"
4% May
9"% Mar'
3,000
3%
Sep
3,000
16%
Feb
5%
5%
Industries
Pioneer Plastics
; Seeburg
Seeman
4 V4
4%
11%
;i
11 Vb
:
52 %
1,100
ey2
Aug
800
37/a
Jan
11%
3,800
9%
Apr
5
16%
10%
4
3%
21%
23%
18 %
17%
19
18%
•
1
1,400
57/8
Jan
3,400
800
6%
Apr
v:'
6%
7
7
7
7%
9 Va
9 Vb
1
50
*
Inc
50c
9%
26%
16
18%
45,700
21%:
'
Jan
—
2%
3%
3%
1,800
2%
Apr
3,800
7%
Apr
10 y2
Apr
49%
2'%
•7
__
;
7
- •
-
Plume
Atwood
&
Polymers Inc
Mfg
10c
Co
*
10
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
Electronics
Corp
50c
Poloron Products class A
Polymer Corp class A
Power
Corp
of
Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
<te
1
,
Lambert Co
Precision
Precisionware
Corp
1
Jan
~3%
2,000
2
Jun
67/a
5,700
4%
Sep
12V4
818
2%
12 %
8%
2%
32%
"IVb
IVb
1,100
11 y8
Apr
„
818
2,600
2 %
Sep
4%
Feb
70,900
4% Mar
6%
Aug
5%
2,200
9%
Jan
•
6 %
6V2
6 iV
-1-.-900
6
1
19%
19%
Bros
Inc
3
!
5%
20c
% Aug
3 %
3%
3%
35%
10,600
A
10c
Class
B
10c
9 Vb
3%
3y8 May
1,900
33%
29
7%
.600
1
Shoe
Denn
1,900
5%
2,100
3%
6,200
3 Va
200
10%
Apr
3,000
6%
Jun
'
5
Jan
•
Feb
Apr
9%
Sep
Jun
1,400
7% July
9Vb
6i56
9%
Proctor-Silex Corp
1
4%
4%
2,000
3%
16
16%
4,700
10%
Jan
17%
Aug
Jan
22%
2,000
22 %
Aug
24% Aug
25% Feb
12 Va
Jan
4% %
Gas
•
of
13%
1,700
93%
150
67
5%
Jan
14%
Jun
100
20c
66'4
66
•
13%
12%
13%
6,100
5
41%
39 %
42%
13,000
Co
Jan
13%
42 %
J,
2%
11%
1,600
8%
2
.258
Aug
13 %
13%
14%
8%
5,900
10 %
■
0
Inc
3%
Jan
~5%
"5%
1 6%
3,400
5% May
8%
8%
9%
3,800
6%
6
5%
6%
8,800
1
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co_
Raye'tte Co Inc
-10
11
11
11%
57 Vb
55%
58%
21,300
1
22 Vb
22 Vb
22%
2,400
23
9%
1
Brands
Motor
1
Rdda
Pump Co_
E. D. M. Corp—
Reeves
Industries
Reliance
__
14 %
2%
3
-50
4 Vb
3%
4 Vb
1*6
%
1
Jan
19%
19 Va
5%
5%
5%
4
4
4%
1
:
11%
I
•
15%
14
17
8%
14 %
109,100
see page
34.
1%
4,200
3
f
-
——2
Mar
Jari
6%
'
18%
12%
13%
%
i7e
6,000
6,800
-
417/a
Sep
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,300
8V4
Jan
15%
15%
16%
4,900
31%
30
31 %
2,000
5% Aug
14% Aug
27% Jan
31%
31%
100
17%- Jun
•
,-40y2 May
•
'•
28% July
26%
23 Va
•.
1-
33
Feb
;
Miay
27% Jan
23%
1,100
23%
23%
400
25
Feb
23%
Feb
25
Jan
22%
23%
23%
18
17%
Va
2%
Feb
23% Aug
16
Apr
19% July
4% Feb
Apr
18%
2,200
2%
700
2% Aug
400
74 Va Mar
80
80
80 '
•
Apr
8%
8 Vb
9Vs
2,600
8 Vb
14%
Apr
3 3
3%
3%
700
3%
6%
Jan
8
ii
8%
8'A
55,500
1
%
1%
5,000
—1
25'A
24%
257/b
1
10%
10%
11%
9,700
2,700
26%
26%
250
13 Va
13%
2,100
4%
34,000
13 JA
14%
2,600
14%
15 Vb
33 Va
34
Sep
Sep
7
Aug
6% Apr
1 Va July
1.400
7%
common
20
18%
Jan
8% Jun
2%
Jan
7%
12
Jan
Jan
25% May
11% July
23% Feb
~4%
4
14 3
a
>
34
I
27% July
v
17% Jan
4% Jan
Sep
3,800
11
Mar
700
30
5'A
__
I
__
Corp
Mines
Ltd
5
5%
4%
5
13
10,700
%
iu
,__1
16
34 % July
7%
1,400
9%
16% May
17 % Jun
Feb
4% July
3% Apr
3,100
11
10c
19 Va
Jun
1%
Feb
6%
A July
12,500
Jan
6% Aug
Jan
Industries
Inc
class
Instruments
«
A
—
,
5,400
11%
13%
12,600
8 Va Mar
20
500
17 Vb Mar
20
24%
24%
._1
12
Va
16%
Jan
27 %
Jun
58,700
7%
Apr
14%
Sep
14 %
12%
17.%
-10c
1
17 VB
17 V2
3,200
15%
3,100
15
15 %
_50c
5
14%
14%
15 Va
1
17
16%
17
IV2
1%
-10c
27
May
Jan
10c
Petrol Corp__.
Paper Corp__
Syntex Corporation
Foreign transactions
Swanee
8% Mar
%
Electronics Inc
*
.
,
23%
7,300
5%
7%
8%
7%
7%
3,400
1%
1%
500
6%
6%
1
21,900
%
A
2,000
%
%
100
GVa
,
—
-1
—2
'
May
23% Feb
21% Jun
15%
Jan
Sep
17% Mar
1%
i
Jan
40
Jan
26%
Apr
Jan
7 %
Sep
8%
8
Jun
1% Aug
6
Jan
7,200
"l%
13% July
4% May
6
Feb
60,900
8
-25c
1
10%
19% July
22%
•
29% May
15 % July
12% Jan
26% Aug
7%
4
Superior Window Co class A...—.—10c
Supermarkets Operating Co...——50c
Supronics Corp
-——25c
Sep
14
Corp
•>
16% Feb
1% Apr
8%
•
Jan
100
27
23
1
1
1,300
22 %
10,100
200
1%
27
—1
1,800
25%
14%
5
Inc
100
25%
%
—
1
Inc
Va
24
19%
transactions
Supercrete Ltd.
Foreign
transactions.—
Jun
3
Jan
3
Apr
Aug
13 Va
4%
Corp
Tube class B
Uranium
12%
Inc—
Co
Sunset International
Jun
.
Jan
10% Jan
1
% Jan
Mar
«
7%
1%
Inc.
Sunair
Jan
9%
14 %
-
"
13%
6
Jan
4% July
-3c
Stylon
5% July
5% Jan
Apr
6%- Aug
4% Jan
7,200
11%
July
11
19,300
7%
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Apr
21% Aug
,3% Jan
3,500
7%
9%
%
-
Jan
13%
8%
2%
11
46% July
4
2,800
5%
Stetson (J B) Co—
Jun
Apr
8,200
2,100
Apr
41
Aug
Jan
11 %
_50c
1
•
3%
5 Vb
11
1
A
For footnotes,
15%
20
60
8V4
Stepan Chemical Co.
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products—
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
30% May
9% July
41
10c
Group Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Jan
700'
11%
32 %
Jan
5
25
Foreign
transactions
Steel Farts Corp
Jan
4,200
12 Vb
Jan
41 Va
5%
—a
Aviation
Statham
Jan
Feb
2
2% May
"i\ Aug
3,500^
45
I
—
9'A
7%
-
5% May
2Vb Jan
12,500
28
5
25
Co
Products
Shares
Star
23% May
8,000
43%
44
19,400
1,300
1
_
RIC
series
7%
700
310
■
A
Foreign
63% Aug
'
^
2%
5
27
——
Jun
31%
54
Feb
Mar
5% Apr
6 Vb Aug
IVb Aug
■
~7%
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Warrants
100
1
Co
Resistoflex Corp
Restaurant Associates Inc
900
1 Vb
.250
Inc
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc.
3,000
6%
7 Va
& Co
Insur
8%
6%
1 Vb
II
„
Broadcasting & Dev
(Robert)
8
6%
1 Vb
1
Jun
39.%
8.33 %
Co
Products
Stelma
.
Jan
21
■
preferred
Metals
Stanrock
Feb
Feb
Properties Corp of America-
Class A
49 %
12% Mar
£1
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
19%
Jun
Jun
29%
Forgings Corp
Stanley
Jan
16
Estate Investment
America
Sep
; 18
3 %
53
53 %
50c
preferred
Paint
convertible
Standard
Jan
19%
Jan
5% Aug
10 y8 July
1,000
.400
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Warrants
Reis
11 %
Feb
1
6%
Jun
Jan
1
Standard
July
16
Feb
-20c
Inc
Ramo Inc class A
May
200
20
2— .lc
Standard
Radiation Inc class A_
A
29% Aug
19%
%rp
Corp "warrants"
Standard-Thomson
Reeves
1%
•
preferred
Standard
R.
3,000
%
10c
25c
Jan
Apr
31% May
> 32% May
14% May
Feb
1,700
12
2%
2
R
Real
2%
Mar
26% Mar
25
Class
Trust of
2%
25
Jun
%
1
Standard
Real
3%
2%
A May
1
Standard
Enterprises
23,900
16,900
cumulative
$1.60
11%
Industries
6%
:
Standard Dredging Corp
1
Ramer
5%
25
Standard
Ramco
6%
_2
Southland
Q
1
25
28,000
California Petroleum Corp __2
Realty & Utilities
5
Royalty Co
__1
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Speedry Chemical Products class A_ 50c
Sep
'
Sep
100
26"%
•
Sports Arena Inc
Inc
Corp
89%
Feb
Aug
Jan.
26%
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Sperry Rand
Quality Importers
97/8
Mar
20%
20c
Jun
,v 9V2 Mar
96
2
cumulative
Spencer Shoe
Quebec Lithium
74%
5% May
16 V»
'
23
Southern
Aug
23 % Mar
9
900
-j
16,500
4.08%
Jun
Jan
l!,100
t
Sep
Apr
69%
49 Va
99
;
"%
4.24%
July
96
92 % Mar
1,000
89%
98 %
Southern
preferred
86%
4,600
deposit receipts
Publishing—
original
4.78%
Colorado—
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National
13%
92%
13%
89%
-
"%
Venezuelan Oil Co
4.32%
21%
22%
Public Service
9
Jan
18% July
7% Jun
Southern California Edison—
5%
Providence
8%
V
1
Jun
11%
May
16
Corp_
Soss
Manufacturing.
South Coast
Corp
i
2,100
16
7%
4
2IV4
'
Feb
10c
;
Airways Inc
8%
1
8%-
1
9%
20
1
7-
12%
Automobiles-
9
Inc common
14%-
*
Sonotone
Sep
Jan
3»/4
*
Slick'
Jan
37
Jun
5%
14 Vb
100
:
Aug
12,000
7
12.50
;
of
Jan
7
30,400
8%
16%
•
.
__5
:_?
Canada
8%
Progress Mfg Oo
:•
common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Mining
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Preston Mines Ltd
4%
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
:
Jan
3%
Jan
iu Apr
20%
3%
*
Sinclair
Feb
1,600
1%
Inc
13
*
7%
16%
__l
America
Feb
15%
8
_1
$3 convertible preferred
Simpson's Ltd
Jun
35%
Class
3%
35%
12
Simmons Boardman
9% May
Jun
29 y8 Aug
Apr
400
6%
5%
5% Aug
4% Aug
American
Feb
400
.
2 Va
2%
6-
3,000
Corp of
Simca
Apr
13% May
7J/2 July
1,000
2%
33
Corp—
9Vs
Sep
7%
12%
Aug
8%
|-2%
:
8%
Transistpr; Cprp
Silver Creek PVqclsiojn Corp_____
Silvray Lighting'" Inc—
__1
2% July
1 %
5
19%
'
5%
6%
Silicon
Jan
5%
3 Vb
"5%
Feb
Aug
6
Jan
Va
Class B
4%
3% Aug
7,000
1
Realty
33
800
4%
66%
Inc
Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
10%
47
3%
4
•
Microwave
10
45%
10V4
1
2.50
1
1
•
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Pratt
3%
6 Va
6%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
jg 1
Plastic Materials &
*
—400-
2%
•
7
Sibohey-Caribbean Petroleum Co_
Jan
5
Jun
.,
9% Jan
1
Industries
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
Aug
32% July
9,000
600
28%
Aug
5V2 May
25% May
3,500
Inc____
' Shattuck
/
126-
2%
28
11
1
Shaer
8% May
8% Feb
10
8% Aug
105
Jan
400
123
120
123
U% Apr
.t'5%.Mar
3
Seton Leather Co
.
13% July
7
v'l% Sep
,
Jan
25c
Servomechanisms
Sep
Jan
4%
1
Corp
Industries
Apr
3%
4% May
1
—
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant
23 %
5%
Jani
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
Security
Apr
25,800
52%
10 pesos
10c
4
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips- Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp__
Pierce
49%
Jan
1%
227/8
3.50
Corp
Season-All
Servo
5
19%
.Apr
20% May
22% Apr
•1
11%
4
1
Allied Milling Corp...
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
Pharmaceutical
.
;
'*
-
•
8% July
Apr
& Fisher
Seligman & Latz Inc
Industries
3 66
Jan
"'V. '•«
,,.,23
1%
v
Philips- Electronics
21% Aug
19% Aug
10%
5%
10
com
convertible preferred
Jan
Apr
%
% Aug
6,000
i
6%
7Vb
16
Aug
6%
iac
6%
"
preferred
Seaboard
Jan
10
-
4Vb Aug
4,700
27,000
•
Minerals—__1—.*—11
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
4%
series
Petroleums
Industries
Screen
Sep
July
'
8 Va mar
200
9%
14%
13
21%
Mar
3%
.,.^124;,, May
-
.
1
9% "
25c
21%
20
20
Sdurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd....;
'Foreign Transactions
7% May
•
—
Oils &
83%
..
-
series'preferred
preferred—_•
Savoy
6%
Jun
2%
1V2 Apr
■
81
(Mass)_20
21
2% Aug
7% "Jan
.
Sftxon Paper Corp
t
314 Aug
Jan
,
•
2,000
Say re
Apr
Inc
Corp
Peruvian
1%
—1
Corp...
Pep Boys (The)
Perfect
200
17%
57% Aug
Apr
7%
600
15%
Milling Co Ltd
'
Aug
12
Jan
6%
1,600
7
Ltd—_1
2.50
Electronics
Pentron
3%
3
' 3/g
7
—1
Gold Dredge
Co
2%
17 Va
V Sarcee
.
Pato
2 Vb
—16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Carlos
.4.40,%
Sep
11%
20%
2 Va
*"
Sep
24%
20
•
Inc
"4%%-
Sep
10%
50c
common
San
.
Aug
25%
Corp Ltd—
2.50
*5%
9%
V
-
25
.
Lawrence
San
2,200
8%
3y8
St
Salem-Brosius
Sep
Sep
2
1
;
■
v
2
A
B
Class
105
105
100
1
50c
*
1
Light 5% pfd
Markets——
Super
Paddington Corp class A
1
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
v t c__^l
V
4%
100%
97
4 %
11
Telep^.
Ltd
5%
3% May
4
99
97
•
Aug
Jan
-100
137/b
14%
■y
-7
1.20
Ross, Products' 'Inc,
"
*
preferred
Jan
5%
90
4 Vb
13
15%
_£l
Rosfenau Brothers Inc
Apr
24
1,100
24%
Feb
26
700
27
26%
24"%
24%
pfefefred-_______—*
dividehd
conv
2,900
6% July
5% Jan
-
Rolls
.
High
Jan
'
100
2
6%
27% May
26%
27
4%
4%
800
87%
4 Va
v
1
Roosevtlt Raceway
Aug
26%
*
.——*
5V4 "
6
86%
13%
Feb
28%
Inc—
•
5,300
"
...
26%
25
Pacifip Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 diyidefid prefen-ed
5VB
1
Roxhury Carpet Company
Pacific
Low
5%
"
29 %
30
28%
26%
6
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
11%. July
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
5%
87
4%
Elec
32%
29%
--—-
preferred,
20c
&
900
33
29%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd sjerfes A__25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
/4.5b % redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable ISt preferred—25
23
V
Shares
5%
100
Gas
4,300
33%
25
5%
5%
Mar
5,400
1st pfd—25
1st preferred
1st
5%
Jan
Low
Rochester
Feb
13 Va
7%' Jan
;
6%
& Electric
Gas
;5 %"%
22
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
Finance class B common
Robinson Technical Products Inc
37% July
13.500
10%
33%
9%
10
300
4,100
10
Jan
19%
25
25
1
preferred
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
Pacific Coast Properties Inc
5%
9%
.
25% Jan
9% July
20
;—1
common
33 %
32 3 4
32 34
8
Products—
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Rio
Ritter
Pacific
Last
Sale Price
High
Vtc extended
Pacific
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
4 Vb
%
Jan
Sep
18 Mar
"
1 % May
196
23%
2
15%
137
%
1,800
% Aug
23%
24%
3.000
25 %
2%
15%
3,200
2,200
13 Va Jan
2
July
17 Va
Aug
127
137%
155,300
9% Mar
35
Jan
137%
Sep
125
131%
600
2
14%
Aug
3% Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
,
(1078)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 13)
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Range
'/'."Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Range Since Jan; 1,1968
Exchange Bonds
Friday
High
Lew
High
Low
Par
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
BONDS
Week's
Sales
-1
10
Industries Inc—
Talon lnc 4% preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Tastee
Technical
5fe 1-A-Sign
Telectro
j/e
•
(f
1A
20c
10c
1
inc
Corp
Industries
44 %
--1
Inc
TelePrompter Corp
j/&
4 /a
5 k
"Teleregister Corp——
'
"
'
Warrants
^Television Industries
lnc
'Texas
•
Electronics
Textron
/a
4
25c
'
Tooacco
;|Js- Amer
Amer
Todd
Toledo
Photolab
Lux Corp—
World Airlines
Trans
Temper
•
8,600
2 Vu
-1,100
Boston
Jan
BSF
7%
r
Jan
Brandywine
7/s
Feb
Chicago
Sep
Cob.rn
20%
Jan
25% July
1%
Jan
2V4
Feb
N
13%
Jun
May
18%
Jan
1st
2,600
24%
Jan
•
6%
8%
National
First
Apr
27%
Aug
6 %s
90%
Jan
943'4
Jun
General
3%
700
3%
Jan
4 Vb
Aug
General
Foam
Gulf
5%
Feb
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
13%
11%
133/4
10%
11 J/4
8%
8 J/4
8%
3,300
7% Mar
3,200
9%
5.000
3% May
2%
200
r,;
11
2,400
i
-4%
4%
14,600
5 J/2
9 Vb
Jan
Aug
Hudson
Aug
Hydrometals
6
14%
13%
15|
4,100
9-s» iviar
15%
Hartfield
40%
6,100
32% Mar
41%
Co
Gas
36
36
29
36% Aug
Union
300
Jan
Italian
•
Yards
4
13%
Asbestos
Milk
5%
2 i9o
234
11,700
2Tit
Sep
312
United
N
dep
11,200
RR
J
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
1%
Jan
1A
U
S
Natural
U
8
&
J/8
1
•
1 Vb
36%
37 Va
6%
8J/2
9 J/8
3V4»
2%
3%
7%
7%
7%
—
regis
>
,
36
600
Jan
9%
5 Vb
Oil
Rubber
Reclaiming Co.*
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
i
Warrants
Series
>
Series
7%
Jan
Jan
Universal
Jan
11%
3,400
5%
Jan
11%
Aug
8,200
4% Aug
1,600
1% Aug
3'
10 v*
'
5
5
1%
,1%
1%
1%
1%
—
'•
5%
"47,600
35%
36%
500
13%
5
1,700
5 %
.
5
Vlewlex Inc class A
9% "
9
%
11
VTR
Inc
"'4,900
Aug
25c
3
5%
" Jan
14%'4
"l 3,400
6%
non-cuih
Precision
9%
Jan
Sep
12
9%
-
Jan
27/bs
Aug
Nuclear
&
.
16%
15%
3%s
series
I
4
Aug
4%s
series
M
N
4 Vis
series
O
15%
Jan
20 % Mar
4V4S
series
P
10%
Jan
16 %
Aug
4%s
series
Q
4%
Jun
5%
Sep
6%
1%
2
2
%
42,800
vr
3%
::
700
3%
3%
3%
:
'/a
26%
3/„
3%
3%
"*
27
..
1,600
Corp
2%
3%
Jan
5
Jan
6,700
Ts
Aug
12Va
Apr
Jan
.
59
41%
481/a
1
99
127
146
103
116
231
112
160%
1
102
106 Va
103
102%
103
102
103
89%
90
122
55
99 Vi
108%
90
2
122
118
83
105
126
9
59
77
62
63%
94%
_
82 Vb
90
94%
95 Vb
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99%
98
90
v
i91
93
91
100
937/b
«
—
124%
—
122%
—
87
62%
95
127Va
90
74
57
93%
1
85
91%
10
90
to 0
93
f"
72
?/
93
.
100
1
30
87
6'2%
61
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97 Vb
;
/
93
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87
-
90 Vi
87
85
82
88%
86%
89
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91%
94%
J
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$88
83%
85%
$83
91
101 •:
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87%
2
91
93%
50
99
101%
-91
101
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/
92
87
90
99%
85
J 82
.Jan-Aup
..Mar-Sept
85
85
__
.97% *98Vi
J89
Feb-Aup
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
AprfZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Afap-Nov
May-Wow
—
Gas
3%.s
(Calif)
1970
3s 1971
Electric 3%s 1970
Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Gas
&
Webb
July
&
Inc
Knapp
3%s
Power
Water
Washington
3% May
4
2% Mar
A
A
Jan
103%
105%
101%
104 % 104%
$102% 104 %
1043/4
102%
—
104%
104%
$104% 107
106
'
101
$98
103 y2
104 y4
98%
1013/4
1
;:••
—
99
99
99%
101 y8
101
5
99
11
100% 100%
100
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
100
93
.—1988
93
.
99%
95%
93
,
102
105
100
1
1
$91
92%
91
$93Vk
—
93 Vb
94%
$91%
93%
87%
92%
91%
5s
debs
1964
74
1
66%
102
104
17
90 y8
104 %
80
80
82
23
80
"
100
215
224
230
56%
/
140 y2
15
983/4
5
51
70%
i9o
203/4
21 %
3,600
19%
Jan
25 Va
25%
24%
25 J/8
"1,700
22%
Jan
26% May
13 Va
11%
13%
5.100
9%
Jan
13 Vb
Sep
'/a
%
%
"16,600
%
Aug
U
Jan
19% July
25%
Aug
*
'
25
2f%
25%
1
17%
15%
19
1%
1
*
13%
4%
-
13%
13%
.10
6%
'6%
*s
l
;
l
1
25
.
1.900
8%
2-^
'
18Va
'■
14%
•
'8,200
18
5%
Jan
7%
300
15%
Jan
95%
Jan
99%
80
8%
8%
10%
11%
"1,800
2
19%
19%
19%
1,000
■'•■:
8%
8%
~__
;
-
"w"
400
800
„
16% Feb
•'6% Jan
2% Mar
8% Aug
2% Mar
151/4
15%
16%
2,800
15%
13
.13
3,200
U
"13%
17% Aug
Sep
%
A
Jan
25c
25c
1
Baden
(Germany)
5 Vis
series
A
4V2S
•
series
B
4
17% Jun
8% Mar
14%
28,600
4 V
4%
7,300
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
500
3%
Jan
4%
stamped
Maranhao
1
20"%
8%
20%
8b
'3%
5.000
20%
9'A.
32,200
500 r
3%
v-
t'v
<.*3
15%
21
Jan
Jan
9% Sep
Sep
4%
-it
-
78'
(Plan
A)
2y»s
"7%
97%
97%
95
95 Vi
$100
$65
2008—-May-Wow
66
70
99
-J
$99%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
of)—
3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-July
51
2
60
58
60
50%
50'/a
50%
206
50 J/8
50 J/b
1
70
100 Vi
60
42%
51%
47
53
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
for cash (not Included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
/
par
included in year's range), r Transaction
tribution
xEx-rights." z Ex-stock dividend.
(not
.
•
Bonds
being
Feb
bid
In
traded
and
ask
flat.
prices;
no
sales being transacted during
the current week.
receivership.
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv,'"convertible; "M" mortgage; "n'-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"ww," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
Sep
4%
3%
*
High
~73/4
16
'•"$94 3/4
(Republic
Sinking fund
§ Reported
1
1949
Low
Peru
Z
50c
6'/as
Jan.1, 1963
No.
$97%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2yss 2008
Apr
12%
Jan-July
1967.
1967
(Prov)
Hanover
Range Since
Sold
1
—
$7 Vi
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
/-•
High
$110
Jan-July
1951
7s
Danzig
Bonds
Feb
4%
13%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
102"
Jun
40c
*
19% Mar
Jun
1
;
Jan
Jun
9% May
Jan
20% May
8%
10%
7
or
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan -July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
•
2-A Mar
8%
Jun
18%
•
Feb
17% Mar
Jun
112 July
5%
10%
5c
8%
2.200
Sale Price
Low
Apr
18%
8,600
Last
Period
Feb
Sep
Sales
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Sep
Apr
13%
23.800
8
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jun
6
Sep
4% July
1,700
9
Feb
16%
13%
1,800
7
2h
2 Va
7,600
13%
113
19
Jan
Feb
1%
1,500
5
98"
pfd__100
9%
'24,900
8%
■7
7
2
700
;
tive;
"wl," when issued;
-
£
3
i £ (J i-rt '■%
I
1
99%
56%
| 56
19
99J/4
991/4
June-Dec
June-Dec
1974
82
74
102
Aug
%
20%
5
90
101
87
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
Afar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
• 6s
conv
subord debs 1976:
May-Wow
U S Natural Gas 6%
conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
27%
2%
'
"59,000
3%
Jan
4
3
6,900
3'/a
_£l
Inc class
;_**
86
61
Jan
87
Sep
97 Va May
94%
K~
3%
_
Jewelry Co..—*
i;
Off-Shore Co—__
79
99%
150'%: 159
158%
Feb-Aug
Gas
California
Bzabo
Jan
Jun
Jan
21%
1,300
3'A
1 Vb
Jun
Aug
3% May
3% July
100
3%
2%
42
100
3%
49
—i
—
Counties
Southwestern
9% May
J an
1% July
7,200
A
%
•
:
1987—,
Southern
4% May
$ Friday's
Foods
69%
50
Feb
100
1
regis
Zapata
93%
96%
42%
41%
Feb-Aup
1987
•No
TSion
Corp 3s 1981—May-Wow
3s 1965-*..-—Mar-Sept
1986
10c
.preference
,
Wear Corp—....
.
-Mar-Sept
1985..
series
f Liquidating
Zale
76
110% 116
101
Feb-Aug
<
4%s
2,900
1
com
Jan-July
1985
8% May
12 Vb Aug
2% July
6%
$
Raceway Inc
41%
111
May-Nop
1967
1977
1983
K
L
Sep
10c
Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord
preferred
debs
1982*t
series CJ
series
1.900
46%
Wood
6%
1998—Jan-July
6s
1982.
series
6%
10c
preferred'
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 >/a%
Wood (John) Co
Yonkers
Co
1982
4%s
•
'Industries
Express System
84%
88
83
88
Aprif-Oct
1984.—June-Dec
'
Jun
2,800
5
3%
"*'5%
Tale
77%
/
Aprll-Ocf
1968
1981
5s
3%
1
Ltd
ctfs
April-Oct
tr
ApriZ-Oct
1979
F
series G
4%s
1,000
Brothers Co.
Wright Hargreaves
Gas
Edison
H
1
-
Williams (R C) & Co
>
Wllshlre Oil Co
Wilson Brothers common..
Work
c
46%
shares
Wllliamhouse (The) Inc
6%
5
—
1
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Williams-McWilliams
96
Ltd—
Whltmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wiebolt Stores Inc__
^Williams
series
4%s
3'A
Stationery
...
Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
3%s
Power
19% July
9% Mar
5c
ord
1984
1976
Jun
5%
10c
Invest
due
E T978
series
Aug
3%
50c
White Eagle International Inc
'
series D
3 Vbs
4%
7,200
11%
14%
Inc
'/ !. '. '•
j
debs
series
9
Jan
5,200
1.25
pfd_-
liq
—May-Nov
1976
C
series
11%
9%
34,700
%
•
Equities Inc*.
"Western
Weyenberg Shoe
6
10 Vz
10c
"Western
Western Tablet
4
6
1
-
4.40%
"Western Stockholders
'American dep rets
-
2%
6%
15%
10c
Products
6%%
Tr
1973—i
B
3% Mar
.
10
common
!"West Texas Utilities
"Westbury Fashions
,
4
15%
Co
62
87%
99
<%
f
1973.————k.~—....—Jan-July
.7% Jan
1.700
4
'$6 series preference
"Welman & Company Inc
Wfentwdrth Manufacturing—
Chemical
series
3s
19% May
6% Mar
27.800
16%
.V:
"West
3%
10%
10
10%
preferred
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
&
7s
Co
Water
series A
3 Vbs
Feb
8%
4.900
16%
15.
3%
10%
1
Instruments
Inc
Electric
Southern
cohv
Webb & Knapp
-
--
2
common
3
1982
1971
California
Southern
39%' Jan
11%
*"
2.400
8%
25c
...
28
56
mortgage
3s
subord
Harbor
Safe
Jan
w
>
"Waltham
15
1
j_1
1
:
74
78
48
,-
Feb
6%' Jun
\Jan
,
4%' Apr
31
July
5.600
11%
•
(
—
"Waltt & Bond Inc
5"
8V2
8%
1
Manufacturing
72%
55
1973—June-Dec
debs
1st 6s
Jan-July
conv
3%s
25c
Vita Food Products.-j
Togt
73%
1981
conv
1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
6s
conv
sub debs
1976
v
"Virginia Dare Stores Corp.
•
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co..
June-Dec
7s
Corp
6s
4%s
Corp
Talve Corp of America.;
(Tenture Capital Corp (of America
.Tictoreen (The) Instrument Co^
81
.
J.':
Yalspar
80%
Water & Power 3Vis
American
3s
••'•'•
78%
1970
5%s
'
V
78%
1
,
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s (without warrants)
6% Jun
1% July
'"*1,700
5%
4%
14%
__
—
200
36
V 9
11%
Uris
...
82%
.
•
_
:• '■.
5%
-
17.78
A
2%
2
|
;
4%
25c
Corp
Building Corp warrants
sOtah-Idaho Sugar
81%
April-Oct
75 %
2% Jan
1%
9 J/4
10%
1st
Rapid
Sep
4,800
cl A com_10c
Marlon
81%
1981—
conv
1972
Hess
mortgage
Service
Jun
%
11 J/2
\
,.
9
69'/a
46
Corp 5%s 1974
Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976
^——Jan-July
Corp of America 5Vas 1976
Feb-Ocf
Power
3%s
May
Apr
10%
—25o
Inc
Bellas
Pennsylvania
:
Universal Insurance-*.
'
3%
8%
7%
400
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Controls
Jan
Jan
2,500
7%
1
202
2V4
_23/4
.
Universal
'
6% May
5
"2%
2%
1955
tUniversal Container Corp
51
91
b /'Vv.'-'
:
Nuclear
1st
Sep
Aug
184y2
„
1962
Warrants
19%
75%
Co 5%s conv deb 1982.1—May-Nov
Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Public
1
.
42
11%
90
4%s
■;''/•
■
Ohio
Jan
5
400
1
50c
Gas„j._=
30%
171/2
48
General
Apr
Sep
4'A
100
Corp
Co
39%
15
75%
Research
•
Jan
41
Mar
7
2%
1,800
22,600
•..;
10c
Canal
Tile
162- *
Feb
5
Conditioning
102%
-112%
.
100
36%
ord
-
39%
+
48
1977.:
6s
Co
National
Ltd.—
rets
118%
100
90
Realization
Power
National
Jan
1%
"
American
Sep
Apr
IVB
Investing—2.60
&
100%
12
33
—%
-
Afap-Nov
conv
6s
Chemical
National
23 % May
Aug
1%
•
«
Products
Co
14%
Jan
3%
2i«
+.
Corp__
Molasses
4
1
transactions
Improvement
Jan
21%
V
;
'
1
Corp
Elastic
12%
100
4'A
Foods Inc
United
Jun
400
22'A
3%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Foreign
5%s
Inc
Mergenthaler
Jan
21
1
United
United
10%
Sep
4,100
14%
22 J/4
50c
United
United
6%
6,500
17 % Mar
20
Omaha
of
Aircraft Products
United
6%
•
Co
investment
United
6V4
transactions
Union Stock
"United
6'A
D
Canada
of
io
162
152
109% 112
1977_^Ti_.Feb-Aug
deb
Manhattan
Livingston
Foreign
92%
96
100%
Sep
Kawecki
Union
"100
Corp
Corp—
Stores
&
Kaltman
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
71 Va
Jun
39 %
10
Corp
90%
2
lOlVVlOlVi"-**^
Afap-Nov
May-JVot
Land
sub
conv
18%
Jan
39%
•
II51/2
-;
11
April-Oct
6%
Hoffman International
16%
90
9'
•
90 %
T02 B-
—Afap-Nov
1993
B
1974—.
6s
Corp
American
6%s
Steel
5%
1481/2
128
Sep
Sep
2%
12%
16%
881/2
100
Sep
Jan
2%
3.100
2%
1
Wf
-93%
9 JV4
Jun-Dec
Construction
&
Development
10%
Inc
5
95%
128%
68%
v
126%
93
—Mar-Sept
1981
75
17%
:
116
90%-- 93
90%
1978_.« —Jan-July
1976—•.
5%s
Inc
91%
-
-!
112
6
* :- ■•$127/
June-Dec
1993
A
series
Realty
wts
ex
Fotochrome
913/4
13%
"warrants"
3% Feb
•
Jan
21% Mar
1,300
3>/B
107
92 'A
263
8 7 J/2
RR—
series
4s
mortgage
26'/4
2%
~5
119
64
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
1st
25%
3% :
'}-4
--
76%
102 Va
Jun
8
Jan
613
2,100
Jun
2%
__
1978
6s
1978—
of
Feb
15
—.
25%
109
,
...June-Dec
^
1976
6s
debs
Lackawanna
11
21 Vb Mar
'"r
Inc
Co
subord
Western
2,900
7
..June-Dec
1970
A
Assn
&
2,400
:
87
1969-.
Lack
15V2
6%
High
.
58%
921/a
112
—Quar-Feb
Transit 1 Authority -3%s
Delaware
12%
6%
Raceway
conv
15
23
series
convertible
Credit
5%s
12
22%
65
921/4
.
27
84%
Jan
7%
6,^U0
•
2%s
5%s
Co
16%
-A Aug
4%
?■
11,900
--
1
1975_Jan-July
25
•
871/a
series A
Low
92
-
$60
''
'
112'/2
1998
1
Aug
761/2
$b /
--
conv
Edison
Aug
•
3,600
"
Corp 6%
6s
73
__
,——1975
7s
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
■
1972—April-Ocf
....
Range Since
Sold
.
6 Va %
117/s Mar
•-2,300
""
4
6s
Chemical Co
Bonds
'
High
July
102'
Jan
tfune-Dec
Building Indus Inc— A/b/
: ■
7
sub
deb 1977—.;
___b__AprtI-Oct
Jan
2,400
"111
A%
Bloomfield
Apr
Apr
4%
2% Aug
3,300
Steel
2%
Aug
Gas
&
Instrument
Bethlehem
3%
•
% Mar
*
''1%
1%
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental "warrants"
True
1,600
*
Belock
Oil
Montrose
7%
4% Mar
b l7/8 Mar
"
1 %
•
Industries
i 11,600
5%
1974
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972
April-Oct
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s
inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec:
Jan
2%
debs
sub
conv
American
Jan
1%
5c
Corp
Forging
3%
6%
2%
•
16
•
'Trav-ler
Jan
4Vb Mar
u
"4,500
f
23%
1
1
Inc
Williams
&
'
5%
15
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—lOo
Transue
\
15'/a
20
100
preferred
Trans
2'A
',"1,400
4%
T"
22%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Universal Corp
"Town
Baldwin
Sep
23a
2%
1
Corp
4V*%
•:
22%
.
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered__5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Edison
Associated
Jan
Jan
1%
"
2%
V'4%
1
A
Foods——
Shipyards
Sep
8%
'
1 Va
15
10c
10
Lewis
Sep
22
16%
9,000
22
1%
23%
—
•
TUlie
46'A
'15,800
46'A
17%
—
10c
50c
5
class
18 % Mar
2%
98 %
Thorofare Markets Inc
Inc
25% May
Sep
Feb
3%
,
5%s
Jan
469,300
42
3%
Inc
Apr
Inc
May
143,800
3'/a
"Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred
Thrlftimart
37/B
2%'
Thew Shovel Co..
*
2%
2%
"warrants"
Inc
23%
Ik
$4.56 pfd
Corp...
Textron
1%
9
Alsco
23
12,400
Inc—25c
Electronics
Power & Light
Texstar
•
Low
8
24 JA
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson
f/a
-1
>
21,700
14%
13%
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
15% July
10% Aug
--
23 /s
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
13%
67c
Indus Inc
Freez
Sale Price
T
:
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,
Last
Period
A
Interest
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'
1
1
1
Number 6299
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
■ft ' OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended September 1 3)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Exchange
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
Par ??:>?/• sv;
,rftiftft?American
Motors
American
Tel
&
Corp
Tel
Boston
Personal
Caiumet
Service
Cities
Gas
Eastern
15%
114V2
40 l/a
14%
67%
168
ft 557k
Jan
57%
Street Railway Co—
1st preferred class A—100
pfd
--——---i-100
■"'••5%'' cum •adj-i-l'--'—
100
First National Stores Inc—
—*
74
59%
93
48.V4.
6ft
cum
ft 6ft
36
cum
,
—
36
-
18%
ft
10
__
Central
5%
RR
cum
—
Association——! ft'
20
Racing
Narragansett
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
100
5
10
25
Chemical
Mathieson
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Quincy Mining Co_l—
Reece
Folding
Machine
Rexali Drug & Chemical
20'%
;
*
ft
Jan
7%
Jun
11%
Feb
50%
Jan
60 Va
Jun
59
Sep
41% Feb
71% Mar
1,699
84 '% May
28
2,478
1,264
41%
Jan
Aug
105
20'%
Jan
30
Aug
269
~
67%
Jan
79
Mav
18%
Jan
92 Va
Jun
2,145
ft ft 10
-
9%
28%
52V«
9Va
43%
14 >4
A or
Sep
July
: 55
:
44Va
Jun
22 "
31% Jan
21
Feb
28%
Feb
Jan
23 Va May
107
Jan
24%
10
1,607
1,873
41%
21
32
Sep
*
174
37%
Feb
42
Feb
22%
173
19%
Jan
27
Am-
67 Va
/ 24%
98
421
576
1,077
2,519
58 Va
Jan
73 y4 J'Ty
21 %
Jan
30 Va May
3
37Va: 37%
.
-40%
23 %
68 Va
24%
50% 51%
99% 111 Ma
37% 40
,
—
—
—
51%
Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
W'estinghouse Electric Corp com—4.25
Jan
40%
32
3
•>■■■;
__
'
Co
20
13%
-
—
*
_____
/-•;
37
196
25
150
25
'
Machinery
Shoe
50%
41 Vs
20%
1
& Shop Inc—:
Torlington Company
Fruit
9%
27%
—
t.
Co,.__l..-/—2
Co-——2.50
Stop
100
100
28
51%
Association
Si.awmut
United
14% Sap
72 % Aug
63,
July
Apr
15
75
20%
20%
5
pfd____100 ftft__ft
Coruoration
Lone Star Cement
United
Sep
Sep
74
ft
Mar
28J/a
25
500
__
New
Jun
43%
Jan
Jan
11% May
20
10
18%'
——
Olin
56%
75
•
10%
54% 55%
Ford Motor Co__w—
____—2.50
—
557s- 59 •.
General Electric Co
5
83%
80% 83%
Gillette Company
—1
—
' 37
39%
Island Creek Coal Co common
50
27Vs 27%
Kennecott Copper Corp-L—;—73%
76%
New
54%
Jan
36 %
319
:ft
reu
126 7k May
\vft
Mass
Eastern
Maine
Jan
43 %
....
Aug
23
■
Jan
67
Fuel Associates—^-10
48
Jan
372
14%
5
—10
Co_
&
696
3,848
19%
51%
42%
43
ft: High
Jan
50%
Trust
Inc,.——;
Hecla
&
22%
80
..125%
123
Low
72%
Edison
Boston
ft?
46%
18%
19%
124%
•
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
High
4 6'/a
—
1-66 %
33 %
50
10
._
Company i
Co
property
Anaconda
-*
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
stocks
Sales
-
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
—
39%
Feb
32
26 '% Mar
Sep
40%
ft
557k
47 % July
111 %
49% July
31%
Sep
3
2% Mai29 Va Mar
40
Jan
Aug
Feb
Sep
Sep
American
Rad
AmtiiwU
Tel
American
Tobacco Co
Anacynaa
Company
Apache
indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton & Co. for
are
of these
Last
Atch.&on
Topeka
Sale Price
Athey
Low
Pai
Avco
Howell
&
Bethlehem
Burton-Dixie
&
Gas
Cine
common
25 ft
31
3174
40
2574
26 ft
998
95'%
95 ft
6
10274 103%
298
100
50
Cards
Mig
—
Kroger
S
Gamble
A
ProctP^
common
Feb
89 Va Mar
96 V4
Apr
Sep
105 Va May
Jan
■
22% Aug
36% May
Jan
21%
233
I6V4
36'ft
475
33 % Mai-
% 45
29%
297a, 307k
78 ft
80'ft
1,538
31 %
81%
Aug
Aug
Sep
27'% Mar
Jan '
24%
Friday
Sale Price
ftft
Allen
ft//?ft': %%%?%■ ft? I
Electric
Equip
Supermarkets
Allied
American
&
Associated
Brewing
Brown-McLaren
Burroughs
Mfg
Corp
Chrysler
Corp
Consolidated Paper
Motors ?_—
Co
Steel Corp
Detroit
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Fruehauf
Motors
General
Goebel
Brewing
Higbie
Mfg
Hoskins
common
Products
(S S» Co
Industrial Corp
Foundry
1,775
49 y8
11%
35
35%
5,202
I,949
"Wheel
National
Universal
Woodall
49% Aug
13% Jun
31%
Jan
35%
11%
Jan
II,949
Corp
Controls
Sep
Feb
47%
Mar
Jun
42
Feb
58%
Jan
33%
Jun
3%
Jan
4 Va
120
5,145
57%
Jan
78 %
Sep
61c
68c
69c
2,250
45c
Jan
I'/b
Jan
350
18
2 Va
Jan
100
27k
2Va
18
17%
Aug
% Mar
3Va
18
Jan
Aug
33%
33%
165
29 Va
Jan
34
Aug
27%
27%
715
20
Jan
27%
Sep
3%
375
Jan
4%
3%
23
23%
23
%
11
Jail.
4,131
8
Mar
1 Va
9,900
1
Aug
1,398
10
Jan
12
2,800
11%
Jan
14
Sep
21
Jun
23%
Aug
4%
Jan
12
10%
34%
33
22 Va
36
2%
200
43%
645
23
23
23%
1,240
25'%
26 Va
823
4%
4%
200
~
.
Mar
5% May
4% Apr
19 Va
Sep
25Va Aug
27% May
Jan
5%
v
91
Aug
A
compilation
The weekly ranges for
traded
Friday
Acme
Steel
Corp
of Prices
Low
Co
Columbia
12.50
Advance
Allied
Allis
Electronics.
Ross
Chemical
Corp
Chalmers
Aluminum
American
American
Co
Co
Iron
4y2%
pfd
Cvanamid
Home
Motors
III
Co
___
10
(Un)
Products
(Un)_
& Foundry
Gas
Corp
Corp
_
.
1.66%
For footnotes, see page 41.
197k
19 ft
30'% July
26% Jun
40 '/a
Feb
3.000
35
Aug
6.300
41ft Mar
51ft
13:,-i
9.100
12
Aug
20%
Jan
38%
38 ft
3.100
25%
Jan
38'ft
Sep
27%
28 "a
2.400
25% Aug
34
/Feb
19%
24
Mar
5%
Co
43
674 July
Va
900
lift May
15
437k
500
7b May
347k Mar
467k
Jun
5,400
46%
Feb
41
'ft
Jan
Jan
34
93'%
Jun
96%
«
100
18%
Jan
397k
«
1.300
26%
Jan
29 7
52%
44%
Sep
71% Aug
(Un)
Jan
54
4.900
30
2.800
57
58%
700
56
59
59'%
300
49%
Jan
21 Va
22%
3.8Q0
17%
Jan
24'ft May
287k
Jan
367a
53%
21%
23%
400
Corp
3 i
59%
53 7 b
2.500
55% Mar
6574 May
18%
19
8.200
17 ft
Jan
2074
Apr
12 Va Mar
13%
Apr
4'ft Apr
32'ft July
44% Jan
6ft Jan
37% Jari
%
~47b
5 %
2.600
37%
36 Va
37'%
1.400
57%
66'
4
52%
5
1
5
2
1
!9%
53
800
VA
5ft
1.150
5%
25 ft
83
25
80 3
t
8%
Jan
11
24%
Jan
3.950
8%
Jan
23'%
3 K-VV
3
377b
37 ft
37:%
4.200
31'%
'
7974
10.700
577k
28'%
6.700
23
247b
2.100
20%
3.900
28
Jan
13
32
Mar
&
1.66%
Corp—_3.33y3
28 ft
Rubber
30c
247k
24
1
38%
37
40
38
(The)
&
Co
(W
H)
Drug
*,
•
1
•
•
100
•
3
:
Towing
common
non-cumulative
preferred
Grelf
Bros
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)
7 %
Oil
Gulf
39'%
ft.
8
Co^
Stores
Lakes
1
:__8.33y3
Corp
?
40
-
Sep
Aug
797k
Sep
Jan
287's
Sep
Jan
2774 May
•V-
40% Aug
«>•<
Jg
40
197k
500
17ft
Jan
197k
1,2 7 B
"ft
1.559
12'ft
Jun
59
it
59 Vs
500
15%
60 *
45
Jan
28
""/://
63
4^/n
49
20
197k
I
Mar
96 Va
Jan
Sep
19 3 4
i 27
ft
88%
Mar
2,200
Corp
Electronics
Motors
•
39
Jan
Tire
.
Aug
29 ft "Feb I
84% Jun
Jan
76
400
Feb
!v
Mar
78
General Mills Inc
1
Jun
13
72 Vu Mar
Jun
May
10 Va
'
Feb"
2.50)
.
n-'ft
88%
Sep
33%
1
ft
27 7k
Feb
ft
300
•
777b
Sep
7 Va
59
2.150
30'ft
10
2 "> ft
88:%
53'ft
Apr
Feb
42
17.800
59
9
5
(Un)
Co
n
29'%
5
1
Dynamics
Va
10ft X10%
30
10
Candy corp
Tele
Jun
3534
18%
1
•
Inc
Dairies
General
Sep
59%
2.50
Electric
Feb
3
5
America
General
Sep
64ft
5
Co
7.50
General
30
60
Jan
Aug
General Foods Corp
Gen
Jun
Sep
307a Jun
54 " Sep
29 ft
1
Corp
General
'" Aug
5
F W D Corporation
General
25%
5
Ford Motor Co
Fruehauf
600
ft
29%
:
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
First Wisconsin Bankshares
Foremost
800
51'ft May
56'/a Jan
75'ft
67
39%
Gas
of
"May
19
33 ft
29%
Co
Natural
Mills
64'% Mar
v.
33
71
39%
Co
Manufacturing
Flour
Sep
1 Vb "Jan
66^4
ft
73
Sep
50c
Corp
Chemical
Paso
'
147a
14
14
July
4'% Mar
1.800
57,
39 7
America
of
Insurance
Heileman
Hein
Werner
Hiboara
J
Bartlett
Sep
Jap
Sep
31
Jan
Apr
96ft
Apr
ft
100
60
Jan
65
-
Jun
43 ft
ft
43
<D
H)
Co
i
n-r i
31ft
Jan
45 ft
Aug
50:'n
4,000
38'ft
Jan
507k
20
2.740
16
Jan
13%
Jan
63 ft'
Sep
Huttig
Sash
Illinois
Brick
Co
Inland
Steel
Co_
,u3a
2? ft
46'%
2.700
31
800
Johnson
Apr
May
9.300
26%
Jan
35
Sep
517k
52%
600
67 k
63k
2.000
•
V
,-
Knapp Monarch Co
5
1
Leath
69 7
•
Co
7
McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Libby
Lincoln
Aircraft
Lytton's
50c
1
1
Corpj.
•
CV
(Henrv
—50c
*
(Un)
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed
53ft Sep
10 ft Jan
42% Mar
6'ft
Sep
May
6ft Mar
V.V-v'-'v
Kimberly-Clark Corp
&
?
5%
%/
•
Shinkle Shoe
r'- :/
'.i/'.
4;6, ft SeP
32
63
52.
Stephens
26 ft Mar
Jan
35
—
Jan
Jan
327k
5
Jun
Mar
35
Co
307k
36
2.50
2*
ft
p,;%;
Fep
Jan
5oy«
56
ft
8 Va
26
•
Electric
Jefferson
Jun
Jan
1
*
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Mar
31
'19
459
30
457k
:__
ni'i.
44%'
—10
Harvester
International
181
67k
2.700
Steamship Co
Inter lake
r.
67 k
67k
10
& Door-.
21
Jun
Jan
25'ft
1
Inc
10
150
150
Jun
July
140
650
19%
20
Industries
Howard
20 ft
24
19 ft
V
25
Ltd
Corp
Spencer
Holmes
1
3
Co
Brewing
(G)
Co
&
—
w
67 ft
n
'."i" ii:':
'Jfi /■'
ft,
*•;'
7%
/
70
'
1.400
•
14
/ 57k
6Q0*
5% V
950
Jan
Jan
12'ft
5 "
Jun
Apr
16'ft May
97k Jan
Jan
43%
Jan
15%
167k
1,000
1374 July
37 ft
15%
37'%
1.300
35
9
--I;:
Sep
8ft Mar
6%
253*
19 ft
4374
21ft
14
1
70
52% Mar
600
8
21'%
•
--
•
& Co
Marietta
1
•
_•
4
*
1
1
•
•
(Un)
Corp
McKay Machine Co
Means
(F W) & Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co_
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Modine
Mfg
Monroe
Chemical
Co
9
ft Aug
8'ft
100
Jan
-
23ft
18'/a
Jan
Feb
4374 July
lift
Apr
2
(Un)
Ward
Aviation
American
(TJri),
50'ft
15.900
18
July
22%
Jan
16
47
July
51
'
Apr
50 'ft
51
2.450
35
Jan
51
Sep
6
Feb
9 ft
Jan
47 k
200
4'ft
7%
125
7'% May
19 ft
'
4%
77k
'•ft/ft-
19ft
17
Jan
20
12%
12%
13
1.400
10'/a
Jan
13 ft May
65
63 ft
657 k
6.000
53
Jan
65%
300
25 Va Mar
<
Sep
Sep
31 ft May
2 8ft
—
28'ft
200
56 %
57 7k
2.600
49
Jan
57%' F-ep
4.500
32'%
Jan
41'ft
1.500
3ft
57%
38%
38%
39%
26%
26%
20%
3%
3%
3%
53%
24
3
300
52 '/b
1
900
Jan
Feb
Feb
51ft
Aug
15
Jan-
4%
277k
Apr
Jun
Sep
5'ft Mar
647k
Apr
Gas
_•
;.5
17%
17%
17%
50
0.
62%
62
62%
16.300
57%
Jan
18'ft July
6fift May
Service
Co__*
52%
52
54%.
1.400
4374
Jan
5674 Aug
5
3.33
i.5
36 ft
37
1.600
49 Tii
49'%
49 7 it
34%
_L
Corp_
Illinois
Indiana
Co
Public
:
(Un)
Bancorporatlon
(Minnesota)
Chemical
Olin-Matliieson
Sep
•
Illinois
Northwest
Feb
7k
50
•
(Un)
Mfg
38'ft
1.700
20
50
5
& Co
&
Apr
35'%
197..
1
Montgomery
Tile
32%
34 ft
19 7n
*
Co
Chemical
Monsanto
2.400
177b
2.700
&
Corp?
Co
33 ft Mar
38'ft
Jun
300
437k
Jan
50'ft
Sep
31'%
Jan
443/a
Jun
42
427/a
1,600
317/b
36 ft
25.200
39'%
42
3
High
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
40
Jan
30 Vb
S"p
Phillips
Jan
23%
Sep
Potter
3%
Jan
6%
Feb
Process
52%
Sep
Procter
3 4%
Jan
20'/4
Jun
Pure
Mar
68%
Jun
Radio
50
29'ft
2,600
17%
Jan
45%
46'%
1.400
433/4
Apr
60%
62
Jan
Corp
Gamble
Sep
Republic
473/4
Feb
Revlon
2.700
62'/4
Sep
Reynolds Metals Co
1.200
49 y2 Mar
65 Va
Sep
Reynolds (R J)
4.300
18%
2 4 V4
Feb
Rlchman
5.700
16 >/4
Jan
23
Feb
Royal
x53
300
500
11 Va
50
•
10
Co
Petroleum
'
46
Feb
47
Jan
47 ft
Jan
lift
Sep
15
79
May
79%
1.400
70 ft Mar
V8
Sep
56 ya May
55 Va
55 ft
17
Aug
Jun
Feb
163<>
80 3 k
Sep
44%
45 Va
2.000
36 ft
Jan
47ft Aug
73%
72 %
75
1.300
56%
Jan
75
40 Va
40 ft
44
6.400
34%
Jan
44%
45
800
40 ft
July
31%
33 ft
3.4O0
23%
6.300
36% July
Jan
44
Sep
Sep
487k
Jan
37 ft
Jun
Co
•
5
33
40%
40'ft
41ft
29
29 ft
29%
1.100
27 ft
Jun
30%
•
(Un)
(Un)
Tobacco
Brothers
Dutch
544/4
55'«
11'%
1
Inc
63 ft
19%
5.600
55
5
20%
18%
Sep
21
21%
51'%
54 Va
•
America (Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
19
Aug
40
Jan
•
(Un)
Co
48
V4
Sep
Jan
13'ft
5
(Un)
Corp of
29%
.
Co
&
Oil
52
36 ft
29%
1.100
33Vac
(Un)
Co
&
Petroleum
Co
42% Mar
20%
21
24ft Mar
1.400
1
(Charles)
Pfizer
13%
11%
•
10
•
RR
62
61%.
1.500
34%'
51%
12%
275;,
35%
10
12 Va
(Un)
System
Commonwealth Edison
"Jun
47%
Northern States Power Co—
28%
45%
1
1.75
52%
61%
1
12.50
30
-5
National
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
4.000
17
1
Jan
100
Inc
Peauody Coal Co
3.200
22%
51%
10
(Un)
(Un)
American
American
_
(Un)
American
American Machine
20 Va
21 ft
25c
Mfg
24 ft
35"
•
National Distillers & Chem
Low
-
9
of America
Airlines
Can
ft
Apr
100
•32 ft*
%
10
Co
Northern
High
xl9Va
22
51
•
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coleman
Parke-Davis
Shares
1
345/8
23%
16%c
—
Service
Sep
for Week
10
Co
Corp i
Jan
10.200
Cities
Jun
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
Admiral
Feb
28%
issues.
Range
Pst
IV2
6.900
75'ft
Chrysler
City Products
Jan
selected list of the dually
Last
STOCKS
30'ft Jun
Jan
33'ft
Jan
a
of the round-lot transactions only
all the local Issues, and a
Aug
Apr
-1 'ft
Aug
5V4
Midwest Stock Exchange
t
.
21ft
100'
lft
62
Northern
>
22 ft
1.100
V
25ft'
ft
107 k
Northern
.y
450
2a% July
26ft Feb
156
North
'
29 W Jun
Jan' :
800
200
19 Va
.
;;
Jun
23
Jan
23 ft Mar
22 ft
1.500
/'
16%
Martin
July
43 ya
4V8 Mav
24
64
Marshall Field
Sep
3
Jan
17 Va
44%
Feb
24%* Feb
Jan
17
125
19 Va
19 Va
36 '
Sep
23%
100
-
5
5
r
Va
2
7,432
9%
7%
25c
Inc.——.~-2
22
34 Ve
222
22 Va
2%
42 %
"2%
Sep
26'ft Jan
Aug'
16%
Sep
2 Va
24% Mar
7,633
43%
-
2%
382
2%
2%
1
-—2
5
1
~10
.—;—...
1
10
250
Sep
13
Jun
10%
1%
14
.
24%
Jan
9%
VA
23%
B-,
21%
4,622
Apr
10%
14
:
3 Va
22
44
;
6
Jun
300
1.700
,23%
64
Sep
25 V2
78%
22%
*
Industries
15
45 %
4ya
23%
class
Sep
76%
1
5
Michigan ——__1
Corp
Co
Mar
38
200
13,288
30 %
July,
38% May
620
58%
•
of
Co
Tube
Studebaker
Jan
45%
—3
Co—
Dillon
Standard
Jan
II ?
56 %
Co
&
Rockwell-Standard
Mfg
13
41
29%
1
Prophet Company
.Rickel <H W>& Co
Scotten,
Sep
45%
45%
Corp
Corp
Brewing
Davis
75 y*
150
15
52% May
9% July
737
39%
Feb
57%
_
Chemical
Michigan
14 Vs
39
34
29%
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Rudv
10 Va
48 %
11%
-——1
10
*
10
—
Kysor
Park"
lOVs
Aug
—3
—
Lakey
Motor
3,248
1%
1
-_2%
_
Co
Industries
Kingston
Kresge
75 Va
May
6'/4 May
Jan
65c
72%
35%
4% Aug
14
30%
JU.1
Apr
4%
PR
—1
Co.:
Mfg
Hondaille
Co
Chemical
Lakes
Great
Corp
Jan
10% Mar
2,679.
1
1
1.86%
1
Corp___
Industries
Wood
Gar
2°a
l3^-i:
'21% Sep
Jan
28%
48%
-—5
—
Co
Motor
510
2.50
Federal-Mogu'i-Eower
Ford
1
15%
27%
—1
.-3
Edison
726
High
12% July
Jan
12% July
72%
10
Detroit
481
5%
6%
27%
~1
—
1,690
13%
98c
1
*
Co
Power
Consumers
Continental
4'%
Va
13
1
5
12.50
10
.
505
2,655
4%
4%
—
Co
127/8
5 %
5
—_—1
Co
Manuiacturing
Briggs
1,186
21%
12%
—
Low
117k
20
21%
_—
Stores
Food
Borman
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Jan
2.50
Great
Shares
25
53% Jun
14% July
:
28%
33 %
3
:
Oil Ltd
(Un)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
H'oefc
High
10
10
.——2
Products
Metal
_1
1
f..>
»
of Prices
Low
PaT.
-
„
It'll!
Sefl
4.800
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
•
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Gray
Sales
Week's
«•••••
r
STOCKS
LISTED
s
64%
29 Va
Jan
9% "Apr
32%
32%
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
;
Jan.
40%
12.50
Goldblatt Brothers
v
52
1
35%
5
Central & South West Corp
Gossard
Detroit Stock Exchange
1.200
23%
1
:
Tractor
Gillette'
40
26 Va
./ 25%
Jan
69 Va Mar
514
7874
39% Mar
46
23%
50
45
*
1
;—5
Card
Playing
Aug
31%xSep
28%
21 Va
21'/«
*
:
29%
Jan
24% Aug
97%
Jan
May
19 Va
;•>
July
26 %
34%
1
—5
Chemical
Hobart
24
157
24%
25%
preferred _ft
Cincinnati
Telephone
Gibson
Feb
50
Jan
16%
31%
4%
Dubois
41%
6
10
*
Papers
Elec
Champion
High
3"%
Sep
100
17'%
8.50
Mig
Carey
(Un)
Corp
Export Gas <fe
Caterpillar
2,200
22%
22%
5
•
Calumet & Hecla Inc—
Ddn
800
14%
x23%
5
Corp
Capital
52 %
64%
22
1
5
Brunswick
Dodge
1,1963
Low
2%
50
43
8
Elder Mfg Co____
High
2%
...-k^__lQ
>
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co_.
Boeing Company
(Un)
Booth
Fisheries
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corp
Business
Apr
a
-:i4*% ' 147«
27 :?■
26%
14%
(Un)_—P2
Steel
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Sep
May
33%
Aug
28%
26%
i
,18%
126
;
13%
23%
Inc
Jan
27
7.000
"..Hit
Jan
114%
6.400'
28 %
50
•
Co_„
Consolidated
ft
y
—
Benguet
Low/'.
12%
900
62 7
29%
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Mfg Co____,__^
Bell
28
«
4
America_2.50
of
13
123% 125
-H
3
Products Corp
Canteen Co
Fairbanks Whitney
Range Since Jan.
Shares
17'%
1
BVD
the transmission
Sales
/
Fe—
13
Range Since Jan.1,196#
High
18%
50 %
62 7
10
Curtlss-Wright
for Week
43
?>.';/
8
Piano
Baldwin
U
2%
1
Aeronca
___10
Santa
Automatic
El
of Prices
28 Va
50
1.25
(Un>
&
124%
6.25
(Un>
18%
33Vb
Co
(Uni
Corp
Low
5
Common
Dow
Range
<
(Un)
Corn Products Co
prices.
.Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
Tel
&
Steel
Container
We
San
Stand
&
Corp
Arnico
Continental
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
35/
(1079)
Chronicle
46%
47 ft
1.900
43 ft
Jan
49% May
(Un)—20 g
y2
47 ft May
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1080)
36
Monday, September 16, 1963
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 13)
Par
Louis
48
Nat
Roebuck & Co
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co class A
Oil Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Shell
(Un)
Socony Mobil Oil
(Un)
Co
Southern
Oil of N
Standard
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
&
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Texas Gulf
208
Sulphur (Un)
So La Salle St Corp
Union Carbide Corp
Gypsum
Corp (Un)
Match Corp
Oil Products
States
United
U
(Un)
Pacific RR
Union
S Steel
Universal
Universal
Co
Webcor
1
(Un)
Banoorporation
World
Publishing
Yates
American
Radio
Zenith
Co
Machine
Jan
Apr
Jan
9 Va
200
.34%
Jan
47 %
3,600
35 Va Mar
73'/a
1,600
58 Va
Jan
56%
1.800
51 Va
Jan
35 Va
1,500
28 Va
Feb
49%
Blaw-Knox Co
Sep
73 Vs
Aug
57
Columbia
13
Jan
25 %
61%
Jan
69
Apr
4.400
47
Jan
65%
Aug
8.000
58 Va
Jan
71% Aug
15%
12.800
29%
2.100
67%
600
64%
65
69%
71%
40%
42
o.^uO
1.300
38% July
43%
59 Va
Jan
74%
Aug
16%
Jan
20 Vb
Sep
17%
Sep
35%
39%
40
71%
72%
19%
20 Va
2,506
16%
17%
5.300
13% Mar
108% 109%
40 %
39 %
39%
3.400
33 Va
Jan
71 Va
1083A
2.400
V'
76,%
Jan
87
V
1.000
73%
Jan
56%
17.000
43%
Jan
16%
1,600
13 Va
Apr
20%
36'A
700
28 Va
Apr
42%
100
33
Jan
46%
Apr
29%
167
27
Jan
301/2
Jun
Aug
Sep
8%
1.202
8
Jan
9%
Jan
32%
33 J/b
104
31
Jan
34%
Aug
41%
127
31 J/a
Jan
451/b May
Jan
8 J/4
■
-7Va
35%
35%
36%
242
31%
27%
26
27 J/a
825
75c
900
50c
37% May
27 J/a Sep
23 J/a Mar
75c
Feb
75c
May
5
Co
common
8%
8
J/b
8 J/a
15
1
_
4%
4%
4%
918
4%
Aug
20%
20Vb
10
15J/4
Jan
56%
57%
509
51%
Jan
58% Aug
42J/4
42%
45
34J/4
Jan
44
18%
18'/a
25
20
29%
291/a
280
17% Aug
251/4 Jan
37%
40'A
1,438
31% July
..._1
—-——
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Corp
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Air
Brake.
5
United
Sep
3.900
5%
6%
42%
43%
40 Va
13.400
.17%
16%
17%
8.200
17%
17%
7%
5% Aug
1.000
37%
100
5
42%
10
29%
.6.25
Elec.. Corp—
39%
•
9%
Jan
5
7% Aug
-
Jan
221/a May
Aug
Apr
31% May
>40%
.
Sep
32
on
Sep
40 Va
Sep
81 /
are
Apr
17 Va
•
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
1 'v' v.; /.
..stocks—> -" "
■
...
: ——;'.i.:: Bonds//V
■
Jan
43%
Jan
31% Jan
75
Feb
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Sep
'
68
65%
13%
•
10
Aug
68 Va Sep
15
Total
:
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
17%
Jan
V 51%
Mar.
2.400
„
Jan
9
..
20
30
'
66 %
33%
Jan
45%
39%
.*
25% Aug
*
Jun
35%
45%
"
61
8%
1
89% Sep
56% "Sep
16%
6%
27
40 J/4
Mfg
Westinghouse
98%
Jun
55
—.
29'/a
Jan
26%
■
66 J/4
29%
;
16
May
42
86%
--
55%
16 'A
35%
■ ■
42 J/a
98%
32%
Rockwell-Standard
Sep
112 V
Jan
101
High
33% Mar
40%
Co
Pittsburgh Forgings. Co_
Apr
3.900
33 "/a
--R/
Low
30
5
-
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing
Sep
:
of Pittsburgh__5
_
Natco
36 %• Aug
Jan
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
•/- r jv;v
411/4
8.50
Co
Walker-Refractories
(Joseph)
McKinney
High
97 J/a
10
Light
Shares
41 Vb
41 %
.10
_
Gas System
Harbison
July
25%
Co
Brewing Co
Horne
Low
1
_
Equitable Gas Co
Jun
9%
5% May
55.600
9%
7%
Jun
45"
28 % May
|V 100
of Prices
l
Duquesne
32 % May
Feb
14%
28"%
Range
Skle Price
.U/
Duquesne
Sep
37%
16 Va
Cork
Armstrong
for Week
Last
/V:
_
Sales
Week 's
Friday
'
STOCKS
Par
Sep
48 Va
V/i'
'
•
.
,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Sep
V
,
Sep
8%
67%
.
71 A
>
V
Sep
600
47%
\ ^ '•*
'
LISTED
Aug
9%
Jun
'
"
64->/8
71 /a
42
87/s
5
1
Corp
Va
55%
15/4
2
6.25
•
—1
_
74%
V 8
800
9%
__
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
2.000
9%
72
1
Inc
Western
98
35'A
— v
16%
2.50
(Un)
Upjohn
98
59
47%
j—
12 Vz
3.50
*
*
•
10
-__4
Texaco Inc
Jan
273
9%
48%
73 %
1
-1
25
(Un)
D X L Oil
Company
Sunray
Swift
(Un)
J
105
1.800
47%
6.25
25
7
5
.
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
13% Apt
97
--
—-
Indiana
Oil of
Standard
Jan
13%
9%
50c
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
v
Oil of California
14
96%
--
Standard
53v
10
--
98
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Jan
Jan
89
1
1
1
5
15
5
Class
157
52
12%
<»
Sears
48
13%
12
1
1
Corp
Schwitzer
High
Low
High
Low
-*
Stockyards
St Louis Public Service "A"
San Diego Imperial
St
First
Grade
trials
u.
10
--
—
10
Indus¬
Rails
.
*65
>
Second
■
Grade
Total
10
Utili-
40 V'
Bonds
:
'
roads
trials
J Date
ties
Rails
ties
(C)
&
Gas
California
Castle
Oil
&
Ink
Co
Oil
General
36 Va
1.80
1.95
5,100
1.75 Mar
2.35
4%
4%
13,600
19%
19%
20 J/4
350
32
31%
32%
2.900
42 J/a
44
600
Co
M
J M
Meier
Nordon
1,500
California_l
15%
14%
Rice
Inc
4.500
44c
1.55
1.60
1.100
J/4
4 J/4
4%
11.900
4
3%
32c
14.000
pfd
Sugar
United
Industrial
Co
50c
Preferred
Wllliston
88.98
Averages
19 %
Acme
1.25
1.30
400
—,
f-
31'
2.90
'
2
2.90
16.500
5%
,
6
Apr
11%
Tel
Arundel
17% Jan
2.25
.400
12.05 July
2.85
2.75
134,600
75c.Jun
1.65
Sep
32 J/2
1.100
31%
1.00
3.600
1.25
20 J/4
2.70"
34
Jan
Atlantic
Research
2.000
28 J/b
200
23
3.800
7
1.700
5%
72c
72c
1.900
26%
27
6%
6 J/b
6%
72c
200
28.700
7 Va
85c
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Central Charge Spv_A_
RR
of
Co
Chrysler
Curtis
N
Corp :
Publishing
-
75
71V2
Delaware
Power
&
industry groups compared
for the current year.
t~"
iT 17
Mectric -Storage
Battery
1957-59==100
Ford Motor Co_
Foremost
General
Homasote
Hudson
<
Co
Pulp &
$1.41
2nd
125.8
182.9
183.2
—0.2
183.2
170.3
179.8*
177.1
1.5
179.8
153.8
135.6
—1.5
135.6
104.2
6% Aug
7% Aug
95c
May
Trade,
Finance
International
Macke
Fund
SSnJfti?
PennSalt
clavss
Ph
Chemicals
Feb
48
756
43 Vb
Jan
9 >
July
May
48 Vi
113/.
14%
Jan
43
10
11%
Aug
14 y4
n
2 ,379
8%
Jan
11
May
147/n
Co
Scott
Paper
Sept. 11.
459,000
5,748,700
Sept. 12_
5,555,150
3,937,000
428,500
4,385,500
Fri.
Sept. 13.
5,229,170
3,941,000
368,700
4,309,700
27,793,440
$20,936,000
19
24%
75%
Sep
8V4
Feb
55%
211
46 %
Jan
56 %
Aug
30
53%
32 %
Apr
f
23%
50%
Jan
21%
Jan
59*
IOVb
10%
41%
825
191/,
339
10 .458
.
4
>
23%
57%
24%
Sep
29
29
23
313
20 %
3 897
33
104
19%
Smith Kline
Sun Oil
& French
30%
49%
50 %
1 841
32%
34
347/
V
oo2
32 Va
Apr
21
20%
21%
r
999
1214
35%
Jan
fA 11
35%
216
36%
7 749
•
29%
5%
!
5
£ami*y
^ife
Insurance
4.50
&
For
1 nth™
Lothrop
67
39%
comui°n
common
It*
footnotes,
27
283/a
•
37%
1.25
see page
41
93
4
40
10
Washineton~t7T7
Woodward
wooqwaru
65%
3
§8 25K
—53_
Co___Il
"7%
7%
provement
Co
110
00
39%
i
Warner
37
67
2,50
__
61 ,868,600
832,693,760
1,020 ,000,400
$22,982,400'
$19,940,200':
$920,148,060 $1,081,884,000
Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
3ep
50 % Sep
36%. May
22
.
Mon.
Sept.
10%
Sep
Tues.
24
Apr
Wed.
Sept. 10--Sept. 11
,
Jan
July
Jan
79% Aug
Thurs.
7%
Apr
12% May
Fri.
47/s
Apr
68%
r-
5%
Domestic
Shares)
,*• 43 Va July
36 Va Aug
9
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
,
——
:
Foreign
1,417,915
1,321,855
1,797.927
1,838,518
2,155,620
Gov't
Bonds-
BOhds
/$259,000
i..242,000 :
402,000
232,000
298,000
Total
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
> (No. of
Sep
Bond
Sales
Bonds
______
$299,000
244,000
426,000
239,000
482,000
$44,000
$1,690,000
$30,000
$10,000
2,000
10,000
7,000
184,000
v
—
14,000
Jan
•
377/,,
Lab-"::::::::.
654
\
20
<
—
-
Aug
45%
Feb
IIL.1
5i1tTcV--m°:_WOOWrld6e
107
Jan
341/4
Jan
22%-Jan
Jan
49 Va
c°m~i
CoGy GaS C°
241.
Jun
-17% July
77%. Jan
306
~
87,261.300
18,292,000
Jan
21%
21 v«
4*3/,
$1,648,200
Sep
24 %
$15,000
$293,000
$2,000
2,043,700
20,936,000
Industrial
-Feb
Sep
21% Sep
and
Total
..Jan
Apr
23
•
35%
Railroad
20 %
19%
__
Jun
Bank
Foreign
100
26%
277/8
36%
32 Va
5»
8 8
27%
295/0
37%
32%
212
33 Vb
Jan
794
43%
Aug
Jun
Jan
513
154
44
50% Mar
8
•
55%
20 Vb
;r
7%
Sep
134
21 %
Jan
1963
641
33% Mar
31 Vb July
40% May
400
29 Va Mar
33
Domestic""
27 Va May
25% Mar
Sep
„
Aug
$1,433,000
$213,000
Foreign
Government
\
Jan. 1 to Sept. 13
1963
1962
1962
8,531,835
Stocks—Number of Shares
May
8
,
Week Ended Sept. 13
Sep
9
1
8,531,835
■
May
Jan
Total
Sep
60
403
1 000
1
69 Va
41%
Jan
16 Va
Sep
60% Mar
228' ;
I
38%
30% Mar
763
•
;
670,251,282
S. Government
International
Sep
10%
8% May
3 000
oqv*
4434
U.
Apr
80
970
26%
23
101
Sep
HV4 May
Jan
1962
1963
777,028.218
114,634,055
Bonds—
22 Va
18 % July
27,793,440
Sept. 13
Jan. 1 to
1962
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
59
Feb
8Va Jan
,
240
21%
V
453/.
_
8 ,169
/2
.
$22,982,400
$2,000
$2,043,700
Week Ended Sept. 13
4 58
Aug
25% Feb
56
»
:
Total
34% Aug
263
573/4
Vb'
22
Jan
421
2 .006
33 Vb
55%
'
22%
~
•
5,289,000
Wed.
Apr
104
_—
6,668,615
Sales
$2,000
Thurs.
•
B
332,000
$4,282,500
4,276.000
$455,500
3,942,000
Sep
Aug
*6%C
3
gm
class
$3,827,000
5,312,725
Jan
733
Finance
5,027,780
Jun
891
Ritter
9_
Sept. 10.
10
254
23
•
Sept.
Tues....
16
Aug
20
common
Mon.
107
5%
25%
?
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
Jan
51 Va
t
inc.:::::::::::
Govt.
Bonds
Apr
Aug
8
1 .075
__
go
Bank
Bonds
12 %
4 ,055
2 50
RR
Drug stores
Philadelphia Electric
Total
Foreign
Bonds
92 %
i8
24 %
Corp
U. S.
and M'iscel.
324
220
24 %
~r<~'
Railroad
No. of
285*
10%
1
Stocks
Shares
Jan
75%
1
peoples
439
i0
10 %
A
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Sep
Apr
28 Vb
10%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania
75 y»
126 V»
Jan
1
Corp
high.
Sep
Apr
80
Inc
Mar tin-Marietta*
116.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
22 Vb
Jan
Paper—
Vending
Madison
80 V4
24%
193^
lOc
Service.
133.6
High
Feb
Feb
69 Va
73'
Utilities
and
v".
Jan
114%
57
24.50
121.1
Aug
25
78%
Resistance
130.6
31
777
75 y
1.66%
preferred
International
148.1
106.4
177/3
1
___
Low
High
0.5
131.7
Low
10Va
2
common
Change
147.3
—1.6
70%
321/2
___2.50
Dairies
Acceptance Corp
Motors Corp
General
1963-
Percent
pt. 6,'63 Aug. 30/63
131.7
141/3
54%
v"
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
129.6
gVs
3
1
the closing prices of 300 common
for the composite and by major
Feb
72%
10
S*or<?8
on
1963,
143.1
14 ,217
97/
6,
0.2
~~
6.75
Sept.
142.8
12%
121
98% 103Va
.
prices based:
ended
143.1*
105/8
44%
week
Feb
68
1 ,575
75
the
of stock
135.4
5% Mar
50c
for
index
139.3
26%
1
Light
3
1.3
13
~~
50
11
Jan
0.7
111/.
121/2
Sep
120.15
133.6
47%
47%
103%
;
145.55
138.3
125%
123
•
5
J
High
Low
Jan
26 %
751/4
124%
'
_i
Co
145.45
—145.27
Stock Exchange
22 Vs
22
_
1.80
__
27
Range for 1963
135.4*
May
High
Low
13
Budd
Mar 14
Jun
98c
July
3
9.300
1
145.55
144,31
100.23
139.3*
7%
23% July
200
70c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit Co__
Sept. 11
High
Low
145.20
—
148.1*
Jan
6%
6%
4.33
Range for 1962
144.97
9—
33% May
7 % May
Jan
5%
1
Central
5.04;
3.00 May
Mar
5
26%
Corp
Sept. 10
Jan
2.80
Sep
2.30 May
2.80
28
5%
*
Sept.
SEC
stocks
Jan
1.65
1.25
28%
331/3
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
Rails,
2.914;
r"
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Aug
1.000
2.20
100
Tel
&
Industrials,
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
National
Mon.
Jan
1.15
—
1.35
"
by
Tues.
Mar
7% May
32%
—
1
preferred
American
divisors:
Closing
Jan
22 Va
19%
—
■
10
:
common
following
the
.
Date
32%, Aug
Jan
2.25
400
9%
6%
Markets Inc
Steel
using
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
1.65 Mar
1.05 July
25
300
8%
"
8%
Far
Wood
by
July
3%
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Alan
compiled daily
stocks 14.34.
'
Apr
2.10
10c
Exploration
.
65
88.94
88.39
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
♦New
__
are
5.20;
84.60
Apr
Apr
10
Oil
39c
July
Jun
1
(Un)
28c
Feb
i
(Un)
Basin
88.27
Sept. 12
1.30
1
I
common
89.81
Sept. 13_
16 Vb
——
Westates Petroleum
84.20
Fri.
300
8 Va
;
Co
93.67
Thurs.
6.400
30t
5
Corp common
Equipment
263.37
Jun
2.000
Warrants
Victor
143.72
Aug
2.55
25
.
Preferred
173.06
Jan
4%
3%
69
Apr
1.25
I0c
11
54 %
1.90
1
Corp
Union
740.26
Wed.
17%
l
series A
89.04
Aug
2.35
1
i
Co
88.42
2.70
1.75
1.55
Gas
89.68
Jan
17%
33V3C
Trico Oil & Gas Co
84.38
95c
2.40
1
1
Co
93.70
Jan
1.90
25c
25c
Oil
263.21
Aug
1.10
3% May
3 Vb Jun
750
30c
Jun
1.50
300
65
com
17
Aug
— —
Properties
Terex
52c
10
Co
Western
Southern Cal
48C
49c
63
Co
Ranch
143.53
May
Jan
3 J/4
Reserve
Royal
45c
10c
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Oil & Gas Co
172.76
84.13
-
Mar
62c
Jan
6.000
3 J/4
10c
(Un)
7%
5,400
70c ~
1
Invest
740.34
Sep
35c
Mar
63c
*
American
Rhodes
15% -/
44
Feb'
35c
Calif
Co
11.
12—
37% May
20.800
Petroleum
Oil
Norris
Jan
34% Mar
44c
Corp Ltd
North
26%
33c
1
Co
89.03
Apr
30c
10
Frank
&
Merchants
22
;40c
50c
Oil
Jan
44c
Co
& M
88.33
Jan
18%
1
Industries
Salt
88.96
89.63
93.80
Apr
6
A
(Un)
Leslie
88.26
84.38
■93.66
May
Jan
Co of
of
Lasco
4
15c
Oil
Jade
26
26
10
25c
Co
Co
89.57
93.80
Jan
4%
5.50
class
84.12
203.43
144.06
Jun
1.85
•
Exploration
Brewing
Oil
Holly
75
Feb
Co
Ltd
Co
Humor
Good
26%
Jan
28
1
,
Capwell
Corp Ltd
Goebel
Jan
37
700
Cooke
&
Exeter
25
1.200
35%
Co
Emporium
Eureka
100
66
35%
Inc
Inc
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
26
63 J/2
35%
Ltd
Stores
-
143.67
High
25
*
5
pfd (Un)
Corp
Co
Broadway-Hale
260.98
172.09
Utilities,
Low
High
Low
10
Cement
American
143.46
737.43
3ept.
other Exchanges.
Par
Brewer
-
170.78
10_
Sept.
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list does not
262.64
732.92
Sept.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks
6_.
9—
735.37
Sept.
Sept.
173.48
Stocks.
—
4,630,275
211,679,359
222,591,644
$1,433,000
213,000
$960,000
18,000
$51,393,000
$51,057,000
1,324,000
iZreiln Sp!44.000
>
14,000
2,298,000
408,000
_
1,152,000
:
Total
$1,690,000
$992,000 -V
$54,099,000
,
$53,533,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6299
198
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
East
Sale Price
\VM
//,,■/;
|
■'
Abitibi
Power
41/2%
&
Aluminium
4%%
Co
Canada
of
4%%
preferred
Canadian Pulp
Anglo
Corp
Ltd
$2.60
class
$2.70
class
Class
C
Asbestos
pfd—25
preferred
pfd
B
—
preferred...
common
Bank of Montreal
Traction
Light
American
Columbia
Power
&
Oil
British
Forest
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Brown
B
Building
Power
4
class
?/
52%
6%
1.000
5
Jan
2.90
28%
7.260
20%
650
*
53/4
5%
a25
Sugar
Co
36
21%
36
$1.75
Ltd
Co
20%
51
2.057
30
1.145
90
250
22%
2.630
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
51
50
50 %
51%
8%
Sep
Aug
25
~~
Z /•: 9
290
13
•,
9
13
200
36
~~
36
25
22
22
11%
10%
11%
4.50
4.40
4.55
63
64%
2.581
Power
;
15%
16%
Co
16
15%
16
47%
47%
622
1
4.00
11%Z:
*
Co
&
12 %
Jan
7.90
Triad
7%
7%
28%
6%
6.85 July
57% May
5% Aug
400
11
11
al7% al7%
6
6
740
Jan
7%
28%
Jan
10%
25
17
Apr
class
13
75
80
73
Apr
81
26%
1,000
22
Jan
10%' 11%
550
July
10% Aug
51%
50 s/8
51%.
4,880
47%
18
18
18%
3,850
13
13
350
5
Jan
22
Steel
17%
18%
3,575
17
,
20'
133/4
July
20
Feb
21
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
2,047
15%
(Canada) Ltd
Gold Mines
2,816
13%
Feb
17%
17%
9,189
163/4
Aug
19%
19
19%
3,983
163/4
Jan
1,900
21 Vs
24
16-
24
38%
36%
10%
10
62%
24
39
10%
61%
al.85
62%»
1,532
Weston
9
125
al.85
25
56
2,120
19%
510
20%
1,200
a61 % a61 %
30
46
30%
1,115
Paper
Imperial
pfd
$2.
4%%
$2.25
Acceptance
preferred
Inland
Cement
Inland
•
Natural
Internat'l
$2.00
Utilities
Corp
2.65
62%
Jan
51
Jamaica
Labatt
Laura
Public
Ltd
Jan
66
./
Laurentide Financial
Sep
25
%
Jan
58%
$1.25
For
100
Jan
32
Jun
Baker
a85
a85
Jun
64%
Jan
48
100
47%
Aug
21%
22
5,400
16
Jan
6
22
12
48
__
6%
5,720
28% :
5,570
21
Jan
3,000
10
July
13
423.,
42%
55%
54%
al3%
al3%
Jan
Feb
19%
Feb
•
Apr
22
Aug
(27% Jun
503'8
49%
50%
865
43
63%
63
63%
650
593/4
Feb
66% May
113A
11%
12%
4,080
ll3/4
Aug
1
*
l03/8
10%
10%
925
31%
29%
32
15.915
*
15%*
15%
15Vs Jan
11"% Feb
32
Sep
153/8 May
15%/
8,055
1.57
1.59
400
H-7/a
__
*
ll7/8
100
4.75
._
*
56%
583/4
_1
*
4.75
200
9% Jan
21% Jan
14% Jun
3.415
1.000
30c
♦
Jun
15%
2.865
40.30
2.830
13
Mar
13
Mar
40.30 Sep
17%
18
800
16% July
19
19
1.000
96
96
25
a38
__
*
a38
15
19
——100
63/4 Jan
60% Jun
2.05 Feb
16
May
55% Aug/
60c
15 %
550
17%
Sep
95
33
Aug
Jan
Jan
14Vi^Jan-
4.75 Aug
58%;
May
1-84
1.50 Mar;..
11% Aug
14%
14%
15%
53
Mar
40.30
*
i.
'
60c
__
——
55:
a
133/4
4.65
11%
50
22
Jan
Beauce
Shown
Aug
Sep
14%
,
15% Apr
40.30 Sep
213/4 Jan
23
May
100
Apr
40% May
,
;/"■ 45
Jan
59% May
143/4 Apr
53/4 July
393/4 July
45% May
1,200
II,130
Gold
7%
common.
Corp Ltd
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Canuba
21%
Aug
28%
Jan
Carbec
47%
473/4
47%
50
47%
Jan
49
May
Cartier
17%
400
16%
19
May
Casavant
Jun
16
Jan
May
Canorama
&
&
Ltd
Ltd—:—1
com_3
6 %
525
6
68
69
5,835
61
35%
37%
2,181""
28%
Jan
24
24
25
22
Aug
28—
Jun,...
51-
48 %
,Tan
55%
Jun
Chipman
41
Aug.
6%
Aug
Catelli
July
733/8
Feb
Cessland
47%
Sep
78%
Feb
10
Jan
alO
450
9%
18
3,010
143/a
125
16%
May
11% Apr
13% Apr
Jan
16%
87
Feb
17
18
Apr
14
13%
14%
3,475
123/4 July
20 %
20%
500
20% Aug
38
373/4
38
115
37
18%
Sep
153/4
22
z
43
Food
Ltee
May
99c
May
Mar
July
84c
5c
Mar
7%c
Apr
5%c
5%c
5,300
2%c Mar
8C
Aug
2.05
2.10
10,800
1.75 July
2.60
Feb
8c 12 %c
/
2.06
131,050
Feb
Mar
16c
Sep
5%c
7c
11,500
3%c
Jun
12c
Jun
2.85
2.75
2.85
20 650
2.50
Jan
3.30
27c
26C
27c
3,366
26c
Sep
46c
Jan
10c / 10c
5,500
9c
Jan
13c
July
10c
z
4c
Apr
Sep
Jan
Jun
May
Jan"
Mogador
Consolidated
New
Consolidatetl
Credit
M-G
,*
Corn
class
A.
1,155
11%
12,000
1UC
2,000
7c
Jun
8%c
Jan
5%c Sep
30c
Apr
''
Sep
12
Aug
28c
Apr
Sep
12c
Jan
Jan
7c
_
3.40
4,210
July
3.85 July
11c
12c
14,500
10c
May
19c
Jan
20c
19%
7%c
3.35
7%c
3.35
He
26c
23,000
16c
Jun
27c
Jan
19%
100
18
Aug
24
Jun
19%
3.00
8,400
2 %c
4.05
100
3.60
3c/
Aug
3.50 Mar
4.10
4.10
4.10
300
10%
103/4
11%
300
7.00
4.40
4.60
300
4.40
3.00
3.00
3.10
1,790
%c
9%c
%c
%c
680,067
9%C
10c
9,500
2c
2%c
8,000
Jan
Sep
3.00 Sep
%c Sep
9c
l%c
Aug
Apr
4c
Feb
Jan
5.05 May
4.90
Jan
11%
Aug
8%
Jan
3.10
%c
20c
Sep
Sep
Jan
3%c July
6c
6c
3,000
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
5c
5c
12,500
4%c
Apr
11c
Mar
775
4.50
Sep
5 %
Jun
30 %
30 %
30%
30%
Sep
1.40
1.45
700
90c
Jan
2.90
Jun
70c
70c
3,610
68c
July
98c
Jan
9c
9%c
4,000
3c
3%c
7,000
50
29
Feb
*
1
1
—1
—1
9c
4c
3%c
4c
*
80c
70c
80c
4.15
4.25
918
22c
18 %c
22c
67,250
14c
July
22c
Jan
18c
18c
660
16c
Aug
25c
Jan
Jan
41% May
(Can)
Ltd *
Ltd
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines Ltd—_
Inc
11%
11c 13 %c
11c
Mar
July
4.60
Miues
Pacific
Paper
Copperstream
11%
"••■/"*%/•
6c
3%c
10c
4.50
Ltd—
Business Mach
Consolidated
1,500
4.50
Mines Ltd——
Cleveland Copper Corp
Commodore
94,750
12c
class A—_*
Ltd
Gas
4,000
5Vac
*
A
Minerals Ltd
Copper Corp
&
8c
4c
11c
7%c
5%c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
T
1
Lake
Commercial
__
-1
class
Products
Corp
Chemalioy
:
•
16%
20
-—38
7
12c
1
Ltd
i-.
Chibougamau
50
a9%
Jan
19c
*
*
:
Explorations
Freres
~~
10
Mar
4
533
4.05
Dock Co Ltd
Properties..
Ltd
Quebec
37%
20
23c
4,100
2%c
Resources
Explorations
Mines
Mines
68%
alO% alO%
735
Jan
10,794
1
Rights
*
830
5%
High
llo
68c
—1
Petroleum
Collieries
Interurban
100
85
—*
Ltd
Mines
Dredge
7,605
125
/Low
30,400
a3c
a3c
,-1
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
25
2,320
1
1
;—.*
—
Ltd
Mining
Canadian
6 %
13
Ltd—
Mines
Southern
Canadian
14%
5,765
—
—-1
1
Ltd.—
Uranium
Canada
May
Jan
11%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
(Ugh
17c 17 %c
1
;
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
24
a
Shares
65c
—
—-*
Calumet
Jan
6 %
*
for Week
5%
5%
*
—
2.20
13%
*
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
15c 18 %c
15c
1
i.
14% May
6%
—.10
,.
Range
*
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
503/4
43 %
813/4
Canadian
Week's
Low
*
——
Ltd—
Mines'
24%
84
in
Expressed
Last
Bay
Bruneau
*
5
Are
1
Black
River
Mining Ltd——...—1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc com
*
Bornite Copper Corp—
-1
Aug
150
42
6 %
__
1
Electronics Ltd—/
Ltd
Bellechasse
73/4 May
29% Jun
.Tun
1.40 Mar
42% July
:
81 %
48
1,525
6 5/8
17
__
*
Mining Co
Placer • Mining.,
14%
see page
18%
1,640
:
A
Ltd
Talc
43%
Corp common...*
footnotes,
9%
18,048
23 %
Aug
*
Exploration
Augustus
5
preferred
1,070
21%
23
„
July
9
9
35% Jun
36% Feb
11% Sep
Jun
Feb
Feb
17%
$2.00 preferred
11%
20%
Co
class
Telefilms
Jan
50
com
11
21%
X
Radio
Mines
30%
common._2.50
Ltd
11%
Worts
&
class A
Atlas
21
27%
1,960
Shops
29
Ltd—
Consolidated
Mines
25%
25
Service
Candy
875
1
Arno
Jun
21% May
25 %
25
273/4
*
(John).
Secord
30%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining—_—1
Antlionian Mining Corp Ltd—
1
Sep
3.00 Mar
Jan
17%
Alsof
Bateman
,1,500
'
__
30
4,342
10
—
Band-Ore
13
preferred
Interprovmcial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
30%
26% Jan
132% July
29% Jan
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd—1
Ameranium Mines
Ltd——
—1
Sep
1.85
Canada
650
A
common
...7 00
common
625
'
1
of
Paper
Feb
83/4
Alscope
Feb
1.80
Gas
Nickel
)
34%
103/4 July
6%
10
International
9
32
Pipe Line
A
3.75
1
International
Sep
125
8%
I Class
5% July
12%
preferred
Jan
22
15
*
*
Corp
Aracon
2.80 July
17% Apr
13
common
Sep
13%
•
AJax Minerals
Alpha
May
•
Corp
Jun
7
34%
Sale Price
,100
£1
preferred
Indus
9%
4.25 July
•
Par
1,175
19
1.85
com
8%
19'A Apr
103
Feb
11% Jan
83A Feb
5% Jun
20% May
6% Feb
7'/a Feb
STOCKS
6%
a
27
Ltd
Canada
83/4
10% Jun
Feb
Aug
125
132% 132%
Friday
__50
of
9
Jun
July
Canadian Stock Exchange
4.68%
Tobacco
22
Prices
3.15
11%
...
22
132%
May
10
Feb
90% July
9
Apr
81'A May
93A Feb
•
Oil
Trans
Ltd
63%
al9
13
.
com—*
prefgrred
Zellers
3.00
*
Co
3,166
B
3.00
28%
Mining..
16%
Pipeline
Foods
30
*
Bay
16%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
30%
-_20c
.
16%
25% May
44% Mar
Jan
Jan
19
*
Pittfield
♦
21% Jun
46% Mar
54%
5
B
"A"
Corp Fund
(Geo)
Class
16 % July
20
35% Aug
3,315
20%
55%
com.*
A
100
8% Sep
12% Feb
15
,
Apr
15%
*
Husky Oil of Canada
Imperial Oil Ltd
6%
Corp 5% pfd
65
al00%al00%
2,475
Sep
Jan
17%
1%
Inv
14
4.85
Bank
Belding-Corticelli
Can
815
4.85
Feb
18
10%
100
15 %
1
Paper
al7
*
1
Gooderham
&
Apr
18
*
Motors
al7
975
750
July
673/4
-,
1
Dynamics
100
>;
4,135
Jun
Jan
325
2,590
10
E)
2.008
10%
Jan
July
Aug
Jan
Jun
18%
22
64%
20
55 %
61
21%
63%
•
Ltd
73/3
75%
9%
May
21%
5
( A J)
7
74%
10%
74%
j
7%
4.90
23% May
19
64%
12%
Jan
Jan
19
Ltd
12%
16% July
•
....
714
20
93A
12%
8%
86%
6%
71
49% May
:
26% May
1
;
" 1.575
6% Jan
Apr
25%
26
Corp
Corp
9% v7
9%
7
Voting trust
July
25
*
B
'750
a90% a90%
__
*
"Wtestcoast
17% May
8% Jan
a76
•
Prod
375
14%
9%
Steel
class
Elevator
Westfair
Sep
a80
1
(Chas
11
Aug
5% Aug
550
Sep
Sep
7% Mar
a76
,*
.
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous
Players Canadian
Petroleum
Webb
a80
3%
com
A
Co
Walker
Jan
•
Ltd
Corp
Heating
United
Sep
4%
*
Dominion Textile common
class
Jan
Apr
4.25
:/
17
10%
14
'
Apr
63/4
22 3/4
1,650
7,842
,
9.25
Canada
80%
,
io3/4
__
7
Oils
Q%
V W, 693
8%
9%
A
Finance
Turnbull
.
Aug
al00%
Canada
class
Jan
S$2
.,
43
*
Structural
of
Co
Toronto-Dominion
Jun
g90
44
8%
Jan
*
Steel
Trans
431/2
100
common.—
Steinbergs
Jan
433/4
al7
Co
Traders
115% May
Canada
of
Standard
Sep
83/4 May
3.50 July
Jan
4.85
*
Inc
Sep
•
com
Sicard
Sep
July
.
•
Canada
May
3.15 Aug
*
Ltd
Feb
64
*
J
1.65
413/8 May
91% Aug
Jan
60
9%
...
Sep
33% Aug
85
Jan
May
10% May
880
__
r—*
pfd
v,,
8
10
5%
7.40 May
105
14%
A
4.393
1.30
Sep
a3.90
—*
class
5
6.50
jn3
—*
(1957)
18
5%
*
Chemical
Save
25
7%
May
*7%
*/
A
400
15.189
a90
100
Canada
/
40
Z,
a3.90
7% *
common——_*
class
1.30
3g7/a
&90
—*
Mountain
a20
14% May
July
35% July
in*73/,
1
—£
Ltd
Williams
&
1.30
__
-100
69% May
16% Apr
4.95
135
35y4
__
• /■■•. 3g3^
preferred
Trans
10
Tar
Shop
of
Trans
•
com
Coal
&
7%
*
common
&
Smith
__
common
Canada
Oil
Sep
27%
*
Steel
Dominion
Bay
15% May
common
Shell
13
6%
*
Ltd
Hudson's
11% Mar
—100
Industries
13
*
Stores
Hudson
7.495
*.
Shawinigan
20
7%
25
Dominion
Howard
13%
common
al2
28%
2
Steel
&
12%
Ltd
July
•
preferred
Class
13%
__
Corp
Foods
113/4
*
&
Lawrence
Scott-Lasalle
Sherwin
*
Dominion
Home
22% Aug
common
Cement
33
*
pfd
Lawrence
Jan
265
A
St
Jan
2
6%
class
Jan
10
Jan
1,000
1
1
Foundries
Oil
14
100
Ltd
4.00
2,350
Ltd
Dominion
Home
5.825
Co
Sons
&
10%
5%
Corsets
&
22%,
Royal Bank of Canada
243/4
80%
common..
Rothmans
Russel
1.400
5%
;
class
Coal
Brit
13
35%
preferred
8,774
80%
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4% %
10,761
*
Co
Dominion
Lakes
12
12% Aug
39% Sep
27% Mar
12%
—
18% Sep
48% May
Jan
42
600
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Great
6,639
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21 %
Mines
4.15
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Great
Jan
20c
Ltd
Canada
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113/4
7.90
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General
Feb
203/4
1
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32%
7%
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Paper
11
7.60
*
Franco-Cdn
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Dominion
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31 %
1,852
13
warrants
32
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11
39
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;
new
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1.425
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25
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50
com
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;
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850
22
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16%
12%
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9%
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14
60% July
57
38%
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38%
1.400
63%
*
Jan
23%
Apr
Feb
45%
31
Aug
July
2.185
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Jan
8%
Jan
53
313/4 Jun
143/4
24% Aug
Jan
21
100
540
12
13,595
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Sep
Feb
100
35%
400
•
88
50%
__
1,965
55 % May
v
12
540
6.50
11 % May
55
May
July
20
485
26%
223/4
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1.135
96%
25
common
preferred
Quebec Telephone
133/4 July
113/s Jun
Apr
9% July
30
12 %
94
__
20%
58
Sep
a53
25
common
8
3.791
12,810
Sep
Aug.
123/4
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25
1963
Jun
48
May
*
May
91
51
:
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common
25
Jan
22%
100
56
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84
Sep
14
31
12%
__
12%
38%
common
6%
May
20%
28 %
29
8%
/"
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preferred
Quebec Natural Gas
293/4 May
21%
Jan
—*
common
4%
243/4 May
393/4 Apr
Jun
27%
6.50
Reitman's
26% July
1.535
19%
Rio
26
Feb
Jan
28%
26%
Feb
171
May
7%
9%
19%
Feb
100
105
3.310
28
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25
400
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*
Aug
29
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Sep
6.00
Jan
*
Crown
*;/
108
8%
.
1
Price
Jan
,31
Jan
29
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50
series
2,225
53%
10%
10%
8%
11%
12
12
Products
Petroleum
Premium
4.65 Mar
20Ya
Feb
12.50
Foncier
A
108
__
10
Apr
Power
Sep
27
22%
•
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Jan
•
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Steel
Warrants
Z
May
30%
,
Jan
21%
21%
55
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3.75
90
.
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27
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1,616
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:
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10
common
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53
28%
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common
100
6
21%
•
Electronics
&
Credit
12%
Jan
23
May
15% Sep
109
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Page-Hersey Tubes
Placer Development
57 3/4 May
Jan
26% Aug
12% Jan
3.889
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3.193
28
*
class
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25,588
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Railway
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&
6%
20%
:
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15 %
Light & Power
Flour
Pacific
Sep
Textile
French
150
Jun
17
Mining
Frosst
July
50
22
Consolidated
Freiman
51
Jan
Cellulose
Cos
Jan
7.374
53
Jan
Consolidated
Fraser
Jun
51
55
12
Vickers
Motor
55%
6
54%
2.80
15
__
preferred
7%
Ontario
Jun
52%
Aluminum
Canadian
Ford
20%
Jan
17%
preferred__i_
Power
Fleetwood
16%
100
Petrofina
&
53
100
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54%
50
Canadian
Enamel
17
May
453/4 July
Mines
Scotia
Ogilvie
Jan
Jan
974
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Nova
May
763/4
79
10.682
Marconi
Electrolux
50 7
70
Feb
17
a
of
50 %
20
Pacific
Pont
July
70%
21
International
Du
July
67
1,406
21
r
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Dupuis
61
1,137
78 %
14%
—
Donohue
2,104
73%
21
Canadian
7%
65%
77
17
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Dominion
63%
193/4 May
i63/4
Industries
class
Aug
16% July
*
A
.
Corp
23 %
72%
50%
15%
Apr
19% May
23
Sep
100
*
Jan
May
9%
26%
Jan
Ltd
775
-
Jan
l8a/4
A
Chemical
'
Mar
19%
20%
Light
Noranda
7,360
2.80
Canadian
Distillers
Newfoundland
17%
283/4
Canadian
Denison
National
93/4 May
29% Jan
57 % May
9% Feb
Chemical
Coronation
53 % May
Jan
25%
16
525
4.030
pfd
class
class
Jan
16%
25
22
12,155
*
7%
24%
7% Aug
21
Corp
Drug &
2,825
24%
5
50 %
173/4
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8
22
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9
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53% May
7%
20%
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1,425
24%
B
70
8%
77%
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950
8%
64%
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7%
7%
*
partic
Breweries
Molson
12% July
Feb
6%
High
Jan"
7%
73/4
20%
common___j
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Ltd
Co
V
7%
10
Montreal
25
Celanese
Corbys
52%
25%
v
50%
30
Miron
Low
125
Ltd*
Tel
Montreal
Feb
series
Consumers
%
Jan
River
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
7%
Co "A"—2.50
Paper
Sep
Jan
Canadian
(B
a52 % a52
9
575
&
Metropolitan
7%
May
/ July
Canner
Columbia
11%
&
Bloedel & Powell
Tel
7%
—„*
Power
Massey-Ferguson common
5%%
preferred
453/4 May
7
Canadian
Coghlin
11%
/
..100
B
Chrysler
56
19%
British
Wire
52%
Jan
52
common
$2.65
Del
Aug
52%
252
Canadian
Capital
50%
190
a7
Foundries
Central
200
53%
11 %
56%
preferred
Canadian
52%
53 %
.24%
Breweries
Canadian
52%
531/2
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Aviation
Canadian
Jan
55%
...
$2.20
i
42
24%
common
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90
*
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Mar
551/4
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Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred ;
Canadian
44%
•
24%
preferred
$1.0G
44%
54
A—_
Sales
7%
__
*
MacMillan
50% May
July
class
B
Maelaren
23% May
Aug
52
*
Canada
Canadian
Jan
45
25
108
10
1
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Canadian
22
345
25
preferred
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pfd
class
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&
Aug
53%
*
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Iron
40
com
..—
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$1.30
Aug
6%
Ltd
Products
Canada
39%
Telephone
Ltd
Canada
12.406
*
Power
Chemical
Mills
Class
39%
47%
*
...
Products
Company
Bruck
Jun
-50
£
preferred
British
Brockville
May
30
523/4
25
5%%
Paper
Brazilian
59
Jan
Apr
46%
*
—
Telephone
Bowater
Jan
22
10
Class A
Corp
Aug
43%
12.934
46
44%
National
10
Banque Provinciale (Canada).
*
Bathurst Power & Paper common...*
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25%
7,880
26%
Feb
•53%
Banque Canadian
Bell
Jan
57%
47//
10
of Nova Scotia
Bank
a21%
50
50
pfd_50
50
50
*
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Sugar
Atlantic
40%
24 %
Ltd
Co
Class
Hign
10
39%
4%
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2.853
55
preferred
Loblaw
1, 1963
46
25%
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 41/2 %
S2.65 preferred
:
$2.90
preferred
Argus
45
25%
,
Range Since
a24% a24%
preferred
Aluminum
Jan.
Shares
Low
-♦
Ltd
Bros
Loeb
46
57%
Ltd
Lewis
High
39%
Algoma Steel
Par
(
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Dollars
Sales
...
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Last
STOCKS
Shares
——25
*
—.
Canadian
of Prices
*
preferred
Friday
for Week
Low
common—*
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in
Range
Par
:■
(Range for Week Ended September 13)
Exchange
Week's
37
(1081)
...
—
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5,100
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Feb
3c
Aug
5%c
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6%c
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55c
Aug
-
4.00
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82c
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4.75
July
all
38%
39 %
6,083
36%
13c
39 %
—-1
—10
2,500
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17%
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50
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East
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1
.—
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Fabi
1
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1.40
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1,600
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1.500
1.50
300
95c
1.00
2.25
2.40
1
•
1.25
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Ltd
1.10
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Jan
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July
2.28
19.000
1
a3c
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90
3c
10%
10%
700
10 V*
Sep
2.25
2:10
2.35
5,205
1.79
Aug
4.50
4.50
120
4%
Aug
50c
f
7c
1st
4.70
4.95
16.795
2.85
Jan
1.20
1.10
1.20
10.373
99c
Aug.
Pulp
&
class
;
A—
1
Laduboro
1
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Laiteries
Lake
Ltd
inc
Leclerc
Dufault
Lambert
5
Mines
Alfred
Les
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*
------
1
A
Lamontagne Ltd .class :A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
preferred
class B preferred
7%
7.85
500
7.85
18%
7%
350
5.15
Temple
250
i-9%
400:
Gold
Mines
1
Rights
Jan
33% May
1.45 Aug
Massval
Ltd
1
3c
Apr
5c
6c
56,500
oc
5%c
100.300
a33c
a36c
1.300
a%c
400
7c
7o
700
6c
46I/4
461/4
650
44%
Jan
14 %c 141/2 c
500
13c
Aug
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Aug
1
Mclntyrq-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers. Distilleries Ltd
v
7 %. preferred
5
♦
*
common
'
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——.1—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Corp
of
Canada
*
12c
1.59
19%
1
National
New
Ltd
•
*
——
Vending Co Ltd_L*
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Exploration
West
Nocana
Norac
Ltd
1
Ltd
1
Ltd—
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American
Corp
Asbestos
Atlantic
Silver
Paudash
Bowater
Pitt
Gold
place Oil
&
Gas
Power Corp
Gold
i
St
Co
Saucon
Warrants
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Tache
61.950
Columbia
6!/4%
July
$5.15
1.35
4c
5c
16,211
3c
Apr
6c
20c
18c
21c
22,000
12c
Jan
21c
Sep
10c
11c
46,500
9c
Aug
15c
Feb
Bulolo
19,125
86c
16c
21,950
17,500
87c
7.60
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7.85
3.25 1
15c
3.25
14c
1
13c
2,700
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200
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85c
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lr
74c
3,634
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1
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48c
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1.60
46c
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500
2.50
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20
20
300
20
20
20
25
•
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2%c
common_2
2.60
25c
-
r
1,000
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31c
36c
■
-
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Malting
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3.75
17c
55%
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Apr
Canada
Jan
Mining
B
Ltd
6%C
1.60
Ltd
17
1.65
17
17
..23,900
7,600
•
1.48
500
Class
B
~$1%
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13c
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Canadian
Suited
lie
15c
72c
72c
8%c
8c
5c
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Asbestos
Freezers
Ltd
United
16
class
2.50
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I I
84c
Canadian
23c
1.80
July
Mining Co Ltd
United Towns Electric Co Ltd
60c
10
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp—
Weedon Mining Corp
^
16%
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B
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Inv
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;
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footnotes,
12c
14c
56c
66c
17,113
17%
1,280
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25c
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41.
4.25
*
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10,000
3c
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88c
3,500
81c
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3,500
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50
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5%
_
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Aug
-
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3.85
100
2,567
29
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40
Apr
69
27
Aug
30
25%
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30
May
May
4.85
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6%
Apr
27%
25
35
Jan
43
211/4
21%
3,595
20
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25
22%
22%
23
1,835
22
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24
59%
59%
46
56
Jan
63
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330
55
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62
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39
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98
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55
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120
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98
55
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.
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2,295
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Aug
81
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Jan
98
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48
58
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-
13
1,738
12%
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14
12%
13
775
11%
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8
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11%
10
July
10%
10%;
10%
10%
50%
;
51
25,583
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July
Apr
A
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1.80
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36
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4.35
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22
22
May
11
Apr
2.65
1.60 Mar
2.70 May
11"
1,397
13;
*
55
Aug
Aug
8
1.60 Mar
1.275
12%
r
May
390
*
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preferred——25
55
51
480
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1.80
Jun
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50% July
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300
9
9
1.90
com
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53
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2,070
620
•
36
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1.325
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3
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4.50
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common
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3.10
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28
37
37%
280
35
42
42 %. '
430
33%
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pfd
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,
80c
Salt
Gas
■"'"■Class
5%
Jan
'
Jun.
3.10
700
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Mar
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63%
63
64%
8,172
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7% July
4.408
7.098
1,680
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320
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26%
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33
33
100
100
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10
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16
Jan
22
32% July
23% Jan
570
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18
18
16
20
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Apr
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May
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101
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July
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17
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26
2.55
2.55
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78
81
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1
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Jun
13
675
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69% May
75
100
20 y8
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44 % May
24%
I
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Feb
25
33
100
com
10% Aug
13% Feb
39
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4.25 July
35
13
27%
99
5% '151/2'
200
;;
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4.55
32
Jun
Apr
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4.05
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
56% May
81
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75 7
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16%
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Jan
4.50
17%
9
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Jan
8%
Feb
17%
15%
common—
Aug
Sep
14%
121/4
preferred
12
1.00
14 %
16
preferred
Chrysler
3.10
•
-
Western
Chateau
225
-
9%
——
Vickers
Canadian
•
3.40
12%
A
July
17%
2.50.-
preferred
Capital
—
-6.045
common———•
Co
1
.1
Corp
60c
*
10
—
Tire
.
*
A
Railway
Canadian
4%
8%c Jan,
6.00
Marconi
Pacific
Petrofina
Canadian
Jan
•..a—
class
6.000
—10
Industries
Canadian
Sep
86c
Securities
70c'
'
*
Gen
Canadian
Jan
6c
-
Jan
3.50
Canadian
Feb
5c
6%
.3,990
*
Canadian
19% Aug'
12 %c Mar
11%
60c
Preferred
Jan
75c
10%
65c
Canadian
Jun
a__
Jan
5
36
--*
Canadian
3.15 May
28
May
4 %c
-
of Canada 2
Sep
1.14 Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
28V8
Wright
Canadian
7c
3c
85c
"Ar,ZZZZZ
July
11%
6 %c
25c
15c
Jan :
1.15
24% May
105
12%
Canadian
Jan
24%
Apr
13
Canadian
Jan
Sep
2.25 July
2.80 Sep
16%
4c
Royalty Corp/Ltd
—J;
York Speculative
Jun
5c
7c
Westburne
Oil
Co Ltd
Western Helium Ltd
Westville
Jan
6c
3%c
——
—
Woodford
62c
17,000
305
Jan
21%
-J
r——4
Curtis
Canadian
Feb
17,000
200
July..
102%
Canadian
19 % May
67,600
2,300
■15
Canadian
2.67 Aug
15c
July
6c
2.90
5
40c
20 %
8,815
-
Dredge Dock
Canadian Food Products
Jan
11c
2.50
Jan
8% Mar.
13
Canadian
Jan
75c
24%
I. :10%
Aug
149,000
2.80
2,380
21%
25
$1
Canadian Collieries
Feb
22c
8c
24%
i. 80
Corp Ltd.
Corporations class B—
United
.
12.50
Chemical
Warrants
Apr
120% May
July
Aug
Feb
Feb
Aug
B—•——*
Canadian
Lake
8%
7% Aug
6
28%
_*.
preferred
Canadian
1.00 Mar
I6V2 Mar
Sep-
6.00
31%
35V8
36
warrants
-
200
54c
21 J/4
1.80
Jan
Aug
2.23 -•2.40'
6%c
305
1031/4 103J/4
50
Aluminum
warrants—..
14
•-
17
Jan
Feb
5% Aug
Jun.
Feb
27%
100
preferred—
British
Sep
Aug
12c
May
1.65 July
6%c Sep
Jan
3.75
1,026
8
•
45c
21%
10
L—
class
A
Jan
2,000
2.40
45c
Class
35c
12
21
1.300
8%
7%
Canadian
23c
7,300
6,
8 J/4
Jan
35c
14c*
5%
Aug
23,150
12c
5%
3.30
11,000
12c
».■
600
9%
*
preferred
Preferred
Canners
44c
Sep
*
Mtge
Celanese
41c
6%
July.
10
1
L:
Canadian
41c
-
25
530
50%
Jan
102
1,607
———.-50
Jan
112%
Aug
17
Feb
6%c
110%
Jun
Aug
101%
*
A—
Cable
&
Canadian
225
98
106%
26
-*
com—J—
1
Wire
Feb
250
58
May
108% May
Apr
Jun
May
Jan
139,800
94
20
6 %
,——•
—
Safeway Ltd
Aug
115
Jan
105%
14
*
—
Steamship Lines common
64c
'14%
51%
15
80
""10
25
6%c
42c
1,493
5%
.
Jun
Apr
25%
*
18
Aug
—5
A_._
17% May
A
39
*
1
36c
16c 18 %c
16%
Jan
Sep
7
7
*
—
common.^
class
Permanent
Jan
115
7
-.'v
Jan
20 y2
Jan
.J
lOVs
1.10
Jan
May
30%
Jan
15
425
108% :108%
101J/2 101%
—100
10%
4.75
15%
<•'!
*
July
3.15
60
30%
38-
97
*
80c
4.65 Mar
Feb
25%
108
Breweries
Aug '
Aug
19%. Feb
56%
Aviation
50c
Sep
Sep
6% July
Aug
12% May
17,944
97
Canadian
2.90
6%
55
26%
402
24%
108
Canadian
Sep
53%, May
Jan
1.75
53
700
.17%,
55 J/4
Jan
2.25 Mar
Apr
2.75
10
Sep
Jan
:' Apr
4.50 Aug
I65
■
171/4
17
Jan
Aug
May
58
Jan
j 5758 May
5% May
53 V2 May
50
"
20%
lc
2.00
Jun
18 %
,*,
Apt
5%
13,041
5
58
—...—100
B
•
Aug
14%
18c
pfd—10
.2.90
2.00
58
100
A__
new
12c
•
2.80
2.80
common.25
Sugar—
31c
60c
300
37
class
class
3,400
25c
4.80
38
—.—
Foundries
4,500
57c
4.75
20
-30,100
23c
__
130
*
common
34c
-
55
20%
25c
1,500
39c
52
*
90c
•
52
19% Aug
-1,000
3.05
50
2,160
——-100
Class
Metals—
55
6%
19 %
500
30c:
25c
24%c
Jan *
50
52%,
6%
16%
Canada
11% May
Sep
10c
98,200
"
660
52%
6%
Jan
Jan
38 %
Jan
516
24 J/4
_■—^
Dominion
Canada
Jan
5c
Jan
2.00
605
•
14 %c 16 %c
20
52%
33%
.76%
56
July
•
.
4.10
•
51% July
4.55 Aug
24%
-
Iron
Canada
July
64c
Jan
13,792
50%
11
130
55
4.95
*
Canada
400
38%
4.95
*
B——
Dock
Cement
Canada
Canada
Aug
9
Canada
Jan
Sep
-
38
54%
May
2.15 Aug
Feb
11,090
:
Dry
Preferred
May
8c
Apr
38%
Feb
70
50 %
15,923
Dredge.—
Co
&
3.90 Aug
74c
Sep
Feb
100
54%
Enterprises
i:—.
*
Calgary Power common
*
5%
preferred
———100
Canada Bread common:..——j
*
Aug
22c
Aug
500
_1
pfd
13c
3,200
3,341
12.
Cabol
10 %c Aug
8.20
4c
12
3,393
28%
pfd
i
__:
class
Products
Gold
Burns
3.50 Mar
3.60
100
"330
1/1:1.70
Aug
Sep
Jan
3.46
Chemical
Company
Burrard
May
Feb
5c
A
Petroleum
3.15
3.00
71c
.
71c
;
&
12
6.60
/■
'
2.25
52%
20 %
—
Mills
Bruck
.Apr
14 %c Mar
Jan
4c
3.60
__1
Ltd
,
75c
141/zC 16 %c
2.25
51%
20
com..
preferred
•
Brown
2.45 Mar
May
4%c May
75c
Sep
25c
5.00 May
60% July
67% July
27%
IJ——
Building
12,000
45.00 Mar
Jail
3,252
17%
Corp—,'_i
preferred
1.25
7c
July
4.10
3,500
28%
Telephone
Jan
1.25
6%c
May
46c
20%
class
preferred .'—I—Z
43.4%
preferred
10
_:
25
104
65%
A—*
Sugar
Jan
9%
Ltd
Services
Trans
Class
Columbia
9%
10c
19% May
Jan
34.50 Kan
72 Vz
Apr
I 25% July
(,Jan
36c
73 3 e
Jun
Jun
•■•■23
July
22 Va
100
80
Products—.*
Power
1.90
Sep
I 16
100
*
——
;——...—1
Columbia
9%
10c
Talisman Mines Ltd
Tazin Mines Ltd
Tib
93c
5c 10 %c
/
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sullivan, Consolidated Mines
Supertest
85c
1.25
20
*
$6
Feb
—
*
class
Exploration
British
88c
1.300
425
63%
Note.—I..—*.
Bank
„
70c
Aug
—
part 2nd
c
South Dufault Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Stairs
Feb
36c
July
87c
Sep
July
Feb
5,110
23
*72%
*
common..
common—
B
..Class
Feb
.Sep
6c
4c
Summit (Mines 'Ltd
Air
Jan
British
3.00
4——
Development
Regent Mines
Spartan
Sep
Fackers
18c
9
17%
m
'
,..■
Sep
10%
Ltd—
Columbian
Stores
Forest
Columbia
42c
l
-
Ltd
Mines
Diversified
Town
Columbia
5.000
1
Silver
Sobey's
British
British
1.02
1.500
1
Ltd—'
Silver
Silver
Apr
5%
41c
10,000
150
16%
101% 101 %
18
10%
""24%: Aug
:
Sep
9% May
53% May
8% May
;.Jan
19%
100
,"0
St Lawrence
Oil—
Traction
Tank
British
300
Ltd
Enterprises
Lawrence
American
42c
Ltd 1
,
Poo's
Warrants
British
10
6 %c
1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—
Quebec Smelting & Refining,Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5% JL950 pfd
5%
1951 preferred/Red Crest
American
48 %c May
Feb
Sep
637
—-*
—
British
Mar
11%
.10%
100"
152 %
—25
—
Bridge
3.60 May
12
Quebec Chibougamau-Goldfields Ltd
Ruby
14
220
r
.
Feb
42c
J
Brazilian
6c
21c
Sep
28c
3.15
•
Co
Co
6%rn
18c
Investm't! Co_l
:
Oil
Porcupine Prime
100
Mersey
Jan
12
Corp_
Ltd
Mining
19%
Bowaters
Bramalea
Jan
1.10
7
64 i/s
■;
1
preierred.ii..——50
...
Jan
Feb
22%
—10
18 Va
:
7%
I 50
/.
25
50
..————J——.50
Jan
Canada
Candn
Mines
14c
6.800
3.15
Mines
Canada
2.600
'
24%
101%
53% May
;
Sep
prelerred.:—1
Paper..
Apr
Jan
200
*•
Corp 5%
preferred
5% %.
1.70
% Mar
18 %
25
—*
-----
Bowater
Aug
24% May
56 'A May
.
I >105
Jun
8% Jan ..,1; :: 13
July
50 'jAug.;;.
53
May
50
.Yi; 53 %
July
Apr
1:235
1Q% -10%;
•17%
class
Paper
Jan
42c
1
Peace River Mining &.Smelting
Phoenix
25c
1.60
14
75
,330
4.60
Valley
Feb
Jun
40
Aug:I
101%
11,099
51% >52%
7%
7% '
16% .17%
—*
&
Jan
Apr
*
Exploration Ltd
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Patricia
Mar
'
10
Ltd—
Northern
Pacific
12c
50c
75c
May
30
i;.52%iMar':I::';
.
•
10
Apt
;9c
6%c
i;'
Co
Mines
Mines
Normetal
North
Amulet
16.100
171.300
"II
9
37.60
!
Telephone
Bow
6.90 May
59
21% Aug
46
' July
T8
.
Bell
Brockville
Automatic
Newrich
20c
14c
95c
;
:
100
53
..
4,60
Industries
Power
v-I
/I;
.
775
si
*53
8^
37.60
B——.—
54%
-
•
'655
.
18%;
*
36c
■i
7% July A<5% Feb
25c
1
1
%c
Jun
1.50
1
-
Canada
5%
84c
•
107
1.175
'
12c
89c
Ltd—_i
Mistango River Mines Ltd.,
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Manpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount Pleasant Mines Ltd common
Mussens
8
8
5%
1
—
Mining
;
5
12 %c
81c
Aug
Sep
%c
-so
25
——LU—*
i-l-J,
—
class
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
24% May
39 Va July
300
50% :
9
*
—
—
Sep
8c
3%c Aug
25c
'■•*/••■■•;/
53
:
18
51%
—.100
Jun
12
19
Jan
21%
-
"-5,020
.
July
;;43%
7.C66
*
90c
53
53
I
A.—*
Beatty ^Bros common—
—*
Beaver
Lumber
Co
common.——L——*
20% May
Jan
108 %
f
'
-
/' 53
*
Electric
Bathurst
Aug
8.25
Jan
7%
5c
35c
85c
.
17%
Refineries common
Steels
Bartaco
7%
May
18
~6~c
——
-85c
pfd——.20
24
Bank of .Nova Scotia
8% May
Jan
a'/tc
._*
47 J/4
.
50
:
Atlas
.
Hygrade
21%
46%
_L:-_———10
5%%
-
A
'
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
Malartic
21V2
5.00
6.280
26%
39
B—.—10
_i—_
preferred
Autofab
Jan
May
Jan
5.20
18%
9%
-.57%,'
.47
common—
iB
Class
Feb
1.60
.
7% May
18%
;
class
Hardware
Auto
60c
7,750
55
25%
39 V4
21%
•
*
:—...
Preferred
Apr
25%
900 :
600
1.24.
7%'
7%.
1-
1*
8V4
331/2
1.20
1
—
class
8
32%
33%
f
25%
pfd/50
Paper
C
Bank of Montreal
Accept Corp class A_
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Jan
Jan
*'-.I r>-.-i1
preferred
Atlantic. Sugar
6% Mar
•
Ltd
Labrador
57%
39%
common———_lc
Atlantic .Acceptance
Jan
3.85
4.95
Aug *
19
100
.
10 V2 May
•
17
2,145
20 %c Mar
Jun
iov:
106
5.60 /5.60
Jan
.719.75
60
'II' 40
Class
31%
*110% July
7.20 Aug
8,290
*
•-
I
,
(->120
18%
21%
vL- ■:
.
Jan
1
<H-.c; 7,381
103
Apr
July
1.10 July
Jan
11%
Mar
1.05
3.15 July
2.85 July
Aug
107%
103
1.30 July
7.612
10
,"B" pfd—
•26%
90
;•*:- :
111%
Ash
1.000
7c
/
103
Class
v
I. t*
Jan
Jan
11%
AshdoWn
10%c 11 %c
11 %C
.18
21%
*3.80 May
Jan
2.00
18%
2.80 May
Anr
2.35
65c
*1.875
7 108
*
Apr
25% May
■'!
-
'
21.L9J
1.35
8.65
-
—_—•
—100 -y,
Sep
6c
1.25
6c'
1.44
.7.80
——50 ./
***«.'•
Imperial
Class 'B
■
26%
1.45
•
1.15.
1.80
850'
-
*■—i
Controls
Canadian
$2.70
I-
5,425
Y. -.1,200
■Pp!
Argus Corp common—
/
>
$2.50 class A preferred.—.
$2.60 class A preferred—^—*
$6
♦
—
Ltd
Petroleums
1.15
•a—
Mar
1
Mines
Jan
Mining
&
Co
5%%
I
—
25
Anthes
Jan
8c
'
2.25
i
Ltd
'
a
Jun
.1.85
Mar.
60c, .Jun A,
•'•/700
.
Anglo
45c
;
5c
*
common——___—*
Il *•
-•••*■.
Jan
2.00
1,25 Aug
50
'
?
Jun
Analogue
Aug
Jun
1.30
a2c-;
21c
1.4.25 Apr
110
■'•■':
——
—
Ltd
preferred
;
71
2.00 May
46
3.35 Mar
13,045
29V$
109
18%
preferred :
Aluminum Co 4%.: pfd—25.:
41/2%
92c
2.55
.r
.
21 %
4%%
•
Sep
IV
'
———
Aluminium
Jan
2.95
2.45
v.!/ ;; i
.
vHigL
\
Jail
24%
;
Aug
125
•'•:,••_ j,: .'■' rl07%
-
90c*
-40%
200
85c
:
*1
5,512
25
8.60
10
i—
Algoma / Steel I
%c Jan
8
:
Apr
3.100
:•/' Warrants
Gas
common—10
-I-916
-
46
27%
—
■
Natural
Central
lmvi
3.55
I.
./110
''/ i<
Range Since Jah. 1,1963
I,.
3.55
729%
-100
1.05
2.90
7 2.50
5
Sales
High
:
heine
one
v
Siiarcs
24%
V
;
>;•' 92c
—
-r-ill
'
preferred—100
Algoma
Mar
'■••
2.90
i
common——
warrants
Alberta
Jan
Mar
2.75
:
Aug
8.250
1.55
A
A
/Class VB
Apr
8%
6c
May
•13c
52.500
•
100
Dredging
Corp'
Aviation
Kodiak
5c
6.000
a16
Helium
Gold
5%c
•
Class
29 %c May
35c
Apr
1.00 Aug
5.000
v
26i/2
Iron
Kiena
1.05
al6
„
Kenting
Jan
26%
Israel Continental Oil
Jubilee
;
23c
.8
Jan
18c
20c
1.45
■:
Aug
15c
40.000
*
&
Jockey Club Ltd
3c
16.000
23c
common—_—_—*
Ltd
Co
•
5.000
20c
1.40
Ltd_l
/•''• I' %■
5
Tnterprovincial
,
3%c
1.45
Explor—
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
International
3c
Jun
-:
Sep
—^—
Trunk
95c
'I 44 V*
25
*
co(nnion_I—__----~-*
:
trust.—.—._——
Gas
V, Class A prelerred—
.
:
Jan
1.00
—i——*
Dollars
f«tr Week
of Prices
Low-
45%
cotnmuii—
1——
Warrants
Voting
Alberta
July
35c
Paper
ai
Canadian
Range .*■
t
.'-J
Par-
•'
■
Acklanas
Ltd .common.-—;
Alberta ,Distillers
Feb
;
I
in
Week's
:
I,»m.
V
Power
Preferred
Sep
4c
II'-: I
Abitini
Fob
"ill
5
Aug
19c
1
*
'
.
Sep
1.10
6% Juli'
15c
1—
2.76
1.17
Apr
.
20c
23c
Develop————1
&
Dev
7%
100
8.
4.20
preferred———I—
Atlas
10c
400
S
.
13c
Inspiration Ltd
Int'l
15.500
7%
3.80
Uv-
■.
14c
7%
12c
7%
15c
„
Mines & Metals
Felt Co Ltd
Class
-
Ltd_
Ltd——
Uranium
5c
4.05
Mines Ltd-
Foods
Por
2,000
134.200
Ltd-*
Canada
Glen Lake Silver Mines
Gui
14c
3c
5%C
Oils Ltd-—*
:
;
Sep
"
8c
1
Autotronics
9 %
650
6c
7c
1.00
Genuine
I
STOCKS
SaTe Price
July
Feb
\ 25c
Sep
3c
*
—,
Copper Mines Ltd—
9%
Expressed
Fridayj
INDUSTRIAL
10Api*
July
3c
'yI
.—*
Ltd———
Futurity
Grissol
9V2
1
Ltd
Minerals
Frigistors Ltd
9Vzi
Are
Feb
1.95
Jan
1.03
80c
400
Shown
Aug
.-
5
(1945)
Mines
Fundy Bay
*
common-—
Ltd
1.92
54,665
;
1
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
'Fiscal
*
i—.•
Jan
2,900
Prices
28% May
•*:
Jan
16c
Exchange issues are segregated into two parts.
The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and
OILS.
.
1.19 Mar
8%: Aug
2,000
1.10
Mar
25 %c
Stoclr
Sep
Aug
37c
0 23 -A Feb /I
565
2.70*; 2.70
1.10
90c
,
1
———
10c
25 :
'
Elder
9c
,
I/; 33%
22 %c Jan
64,000
23c
2.70
-1
Ltd—I——I
26 %
Jan v;
Toronto
The
I17% Sep
•
26%
14,500
■
Higb
2.40
July
14% July >.*;v I
5c
Sep
450
*8/350'
a9.00
1.27
1.37
i
Mines
26
a9.00
.
Ltd--*
Works
Ltd-
'Dumont Nickel Com_
East
v"
31c
&
Drummond
"
Low
1.40
23,350
a32% a32 %
1
*
1—:
Ltd—^
Leaseholds
•Dominion
%—...
Ltd—,.^.
Ltd——!—.
Mines
..Range Since Jan. 1, 19(53
.v
_
Dolsan
Dome
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
i
Sile Price
par<
(Range for Week Ended September 13)
Sales
•
-
....
25
79%
13%
--
V
Number 6299
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1083)
CANADIAN MARKETS
\
Friday
Week's
Last
Clairtone
..
'■v
\.
V
Range
oPPrices
'•
Par
Cellulose
Columbia
Preferred
3.485
5%
3.10
15%
7%
2.90
3.10
4.100
2.10
Apr
;—*
5.975
8
8
7%
182
6 Va
Jun
9%
7,275
7%,
Jan
8%
8%
1.160
7%
Jan
9%
6.15
5.137
4.75
Jan
6.J5
27%
28 %
39
38%
39%
12%
——__.*,
1
Warrants
41
17%
200
16%
Jan
6%
2.250
5% July
1.45
1.50
2.500
1.30 Aug
26%
26%
100
8%
8%
475
25% July
7% July
10%
17%
17%
6
6
•
preferred..
Cosmos Imperial
Craig Bit
Crain
_
Timber
Preferred
Cement
LaFarge
Class
Lakeland
—:
—
Zellerbach
Crown
Nest
International Ltd
—
Feb
Lambton
Laura
_I
common
Estate
2.10
Aug
100
75
1.42
200
40
25
30
Jan
47
61%
61%
725
61%
50
55
Jan
69
400
51
July
55 Va
56
13%
13%
14%
1.10
2.35
2.35
2.40
51%
9,295
1.
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion Coal preferred
Electrohome
Dominion
Apr
$2.00
-—
Levy
2.90
18%
3,740
13
825
5%
Jan
20
12%
820
10%
Jun
13%
102%
Apr
Feb
101
101
60
100
July
63%
64%
2,848
61
Jan
68
18%
305
17
Jun
18%
6%
6%
100
Jan
7%
Sep
Apr
Lime
Magnesium
8
8%
6%
350
8%
8%
8%
100
50
50
50
50
*
.
common'.
Inv
Scottish
200
23%
23
23%
2.45
2.50
11%
12%
Feh
18
Sep
7%
23%
12
52c
1.140
8%
3,175
8Vh
Sep
8lA
Sep
16%
575
15%
Jun
18%
Feb
7.617
13%
14%
20%
20%
25%
25%
2OV2
20%
21
36%
38%
38
class
Co
37c
Sep
19
Jan
Jan
22
Apr
Apr
26%
772
20% Mar
22%
Jan
630
:
36%
43 Va
Jan
10
Sep
Feb
3.910
13
7%
4.05
Aug
12
13.301
13%
Jan
1.275
19%
12%
July
20
23%
125
J
4.55
18%
12%
12
Jan
85c
10 Va
Jan
19% May
13
May
9% Apr
.
734
7%
*
1st
B
class
A
77^
7%
9
13.420
.7%
Sep
Sep
9%
Jan
48
48
49
370
47%
Jan
51 Va
Apr
pfd—30
1st
3434
31%
31%
270
30
Aug
33%
iu
31%
32
775
31% July
33%
Jan
8Va
8%
1.570
10%
Feb
preferred..:
30
Inc
31
1
7%
Feb
_50
—
Groceterias
Class
v
1914
*
A.
B
Loblaw
4.25
4.30 L
^
•
12
i
Preferred
Loblaw
141/4
25%
20
:
Aug
:
16%
,
25
;
Sep
2.95 May
...
Jan
8 Va
ig%
20
—
Aug
Aug
.
4.25
Aug
2.30 July
9%
Jun
8
Feb
21 %
,
2,425
12;
Jan
Jan
2.40
4,460
12
Jan
6% May
2.65 May
5% Mar
^
960
2.45
80c
4% Mar
690
•
Feb
Loeb
(M)
Ltd
10.497
...
Class
41
50
7
10
July
Apr
8
I
Jun
50% May
Jan
Dominion
Steel
13%
1,630
10
Stores
*
13%
15%
13
Dominion
15%
16%
6,590
13% Feb
15% May
16% July
Dominion
Tar & Chemical common—*
17'/a
17%
17%
25,877
16% Aug
class
24
Apr
211/2
A
B
1.320
13% Mar
21%
4.960
19
23%
23%
100
23%
23%
23%
50
*':24%,
pfd_
23%
20
'
-
Magnum Fund Ltd
.
Maple Leaf Mills common
Jun
18
21%
17%;
.
2.53
—
Magna
is
21%
Jan
«
24%
19% May
Jan
23%
25
Jan
24% July
Jan
26
18%
26,627
2.20
2.50
685
2.20
Sep
~~
23
23%
125
21 %
May
10%
Sep
-
Jun
21% July
23
..10
____.
'
May
Apf
c
3.20 Jan
23%
Sep
21% July
21
July
2.53
A
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
Apr
9'/4
47 Va Mar
8
•
class
Maclaren
Macleods
Preferred
9
3 4%
6,470
.
July
July
5
1.60 Aug
Jun
18
Dominion
Dominion
l6
6%
4.10
*
common
common
preferred
Class
Jun
64 V4
18%
*
1
Dominion
6
6%.
__
Industries
2nd
55V2 Jun
23% May
13
•
Glass
common
V 5.845
4.00
.2
preferred
Leland
Jan
12
Dominion Foundry & Steel
common
Financial
preferred
preferred.—.
12
Dominion
Co
550
18
8
...3
^
$1.25
Apr
16% July
9%
16%
6%
1
common—
Aug
Apr
Jun
500
Apr
3.15 Apr
13.55 Jan
11% May
Jan
55c
525
4.00
20
—
prje.erred
*
100
__—
Preferred
18
new
$1.40
61
Jan
6
Jan
10%
^ ,
Apr
7
3.05 Aug
125
.9%
10
6 % 'to
16
2.25
6,800
12,539
.
1.95
.
37c
Loan
Laurentide
15%
47
62c
5%
17%;,
10
;1
1.75 Mar
Jan
3.30
10%
1
17% May
12% Mar
200
50%
Sep
Jan
11 Va
2,980
51%
18
May
1.75
207
13%
14
*
2
*
25
——
Seagrams
2.05
10
—
Secord
Loblaw
Dale
Distillers
2,850
13%
Jan
1.75
13 Va Mar
5%
J; Warrants
Jun
14 %
9
Jan
8%
10 %
•
common
2.50
High
Feb
Jan
1.80
Gas
Preferred
10%
30
40
5
10
._:
Crows
Crush
2.65
1.75
50
—10
Jan
8
1.25
—
9%
4.95
58c
—_——*
A
Preferred
// 18 % Jun
.'■'V
14%
14%
common..—
Trust
Crown
—
8%
*
*
*
——
Ltd
(R L)
Crestbrook
25
8
—
—
2nd
200
1.906
3.20
*
•
Sep
.1
*
Canada
of
Labatt
May
9%
19
•
A
class
Warrants
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
10%
/
62c:
Douglas
Kelly
Range Since
6%
2.30
3.25
10
Kelvinator
May
Jun
Feb
109%
Aug
Jan
*
Sep
a
12%
Mar
*
—
Preferred
Shares
10
6%-
6%.
Warrants
28%
7V4
'
common...
Preferred
Jan
16%
18%
Club Ltd
Jan
July
Jan
106 Va
10
530 "
9%
18%.
Sep
9
10% July
,~
346
9%
—
for Week
High
10:
2.50
Lake Ontario Cement common
Credit
Coronation
Low,
10
.
warrants.-.
10
36
36.492
22.731
106% 106%
Jan
22%
10.849
11%
4.10
B
Jockey
Feb
18%
——'
Class
Sep
6.00
.
'■
Par
_
>i
Lake
Jefferson
Mar
*16
July
7%
-100
B
15
33
7%
■-*
Clark Publishing
Distillery Voting
Class
15%
9%
common..
A
C'iBiSS
Copp
Corby
15%
12%
& Smelting
Paper
Gas
/, 3.80 May
7/7
.
Service../—-
Public
Jamaica
Sales
Range-:
of Prices
'
9%
-
Consolidated
8 % May
8%
0.10
28 %
*
*0
common.:
—
Consolidated Mining
High
Apr
7 Va
Warrants
Consumers
Low
7%
—
Building
Consolidated
High
7
last
-
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
*
—.
Bakeries
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Shares
7
Warrants
,—.
Collingwood Term common.-..—
Consolidated
Low
»;
for
*
common
(Range for Week Ended September 13)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
39
Coal
*>/
22
Textile
Dupont Co
19%
*
common
—;
Investment
*
.
Trust
290
19%
3,445
39
8,715
36%.
38%
,
22
19
-—23.50
Preferred
Dominion
Feb
16% July
30% Jun
4%
M
Economic
Eddy
Match
Emco
Ltd
*
Forms
250
9
Aug
IOV4
35%
175
30
Jan
39
14%
14%
14%
550
11%
Feb
14%
7
7
7
10
10
10'A
common
.—10
Preferred
Class
10
34%
*
:
Exquisite
-10
*
Co____
|
425
-
1.50
1.60
56
987
19%
11
Sep
1.30 Aug
1,950
54%
19
warrants
10
Sep
E
P
Midland
Jan
1,551
105
2
151/4
__*
Federal
Farms
Federal
Grain
Preferred
class
Pacific
Grain
46
46
2.75
700
8%
8%
2.497
4.15
3.90
4.15
3.360
3.00 Feb
4.15
'
:
.
2.10
2.00
2.10
4,942
1.75
2.45 May
8 00
'.
'
Ford
Ford
Fraser
38
4.00
800
70
72
145
29
29
29
Frosst
65c
62%
60%
185
183
7%
30%
30%
6%
19%
6%
19 %
*
*
1
*
common..
class A
Trailer
—
—
—
—
_
Monarch
38
Feb
Sep
Montreal Locomotive
4.95
Jan
Montreal
Feb
■25
28
•-
Jan
30
Jan
Moore Corp common
Morse (Robert) class
6.25
3.50 May
9
83c
Aug
45%
171%
6%
Sep
30%
490
25%
6%
600
19%
100
6%
6%
14%
15%
National
Drug «Sc Chemical common
Jun
National
National
200
Jan
Jun
7
Feb
21
Jun
6% Jan
230-
Grocers
General: Development
General
14%
__—
;
V:
8
Petroleum
A
27
120
%V
25 Va
Apr
July
32
Sep
Sep
.1%
84%
82%
85 'A
"1.023
63%
Jan
851/4
50c
98c
98o
1,00
350
78c
Aug
1.00
.50c
65c
.—
Drill
—
Wares
Steel
84c
12
common
.Too
Preferred
Globe
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4 %
preferred
a
84c
'850
12
12%
1,505
89%
89%
89%
10%
11
475
133
135
110
46%
46%
30
133
common
__50
8%
45 Va
Lakes Paper—.
Great
Lakes
Warrants
Jun
May
11% July
Feb
; 144
49%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Capital
Preferred
corn-
Class
B
warrants
Great
West
Great
West Saddlery
A
trust
May
47
41c
49
49%
1.40
1.40
4.550
"
1.45
■
Northern
5%
6Qc
18
;
•
5%
60c
73c
Scotia
4,429
700
Ogilvie
Greyhound Lines new
2.45
Jan
7
Aug
July
Chemical
common—
3.85
550
9%
Hardee
1st
Farms
TOO
;
&
Home
H)
Penmans
25
6%
6.485
96
96%
145
12%
13
2,340
65C
90c
57
Hudson's
Power
13
4.70
Jan
91/2 Mar
4.10
76
Jan
7% May
Jan
100
May
10 Va
July
13
Erie
Husky
Oil common
..
Jun
26%.
26%
25
21
Jan
26%
2,125
60c
Mar
1,165
50
Mar
85c
1.80
1.90
15,175
1.35 Mar
13%
13%
150
13% July
14%
58 % Mar
66
C
64%
64
64%
6%
6%
6%
36c
45c
12r992
2,630
35c
18c
19c
2,500
18c
36c
—
warrants—______
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
43%
__
5
$2.25
4%%
Industrial
1.90 Jan
57
Sep
2.30 Jan
22
100
17%
27%
225
27%
16
950
14
14%
38%
39%
19
20
Inglis
—
Cement
Inland
47%
48%
95-%
97
185
5.00
150
1.05
..
Natural
preferred—-,
Gas
Preferred
.
1
,
6
18%
57c
„•
5%
1,060
1-7
10
20
common
—____
Warrants
200
12%
12 %
17%
547
4.202
300-
12%
6
Apr
85
May
;
9%
80
Apr
20% Jan
Jub
Apr
27% May
t
12% July
14
3.50
3.50
•
33%
32%
*
5
5
34
5%
13 Va
12 Va
13%
6.60
19%
Fixture.—
19%
20%
-*'
____—
—1
i;
Feb
*
1.50
9%
9%
9%
14.050
_20c
1.30
1.30
1.35
2,000
1.30 May
35%
36%
7,926
33 % Aug
2.40
6,525
*
.
1
-
.
55c
Preferred
.100
—
4.80
8.893
60c
4.413
4.00
3,660
7%
7%
warrants—
6% Mar
10% May
1.75
-
Jan
41% May
-
8% May
Jan
Aug
1.20 Feb
3.05 Aug
4.00 Sep
50c
102% 105%
855
64%
Jan
117
11
103%
11
100
9%
Jan
12
5,439
*
Quinte Milk class A—
8
55c
3.50
Natural Gas
warrants
Reichhold
2
May
May
____!
Preferred
Revenue
Prop
Riverside
——
-.20
preferred
'class A—
«
Yarns
Robertson
class
Mfg $6
preferred
2nd
6%
200
63/4
5,415
4.50
Jan
21%
320
19%
Jan
A
1-20
pfd.
22%
22%
12%
12'A
,
12%.
230
12%
Sep
14%
21,
200
19
Jan
21
225
14
Aug
16%
161/4
105
2.25 Mar
15 %
15%
15%
100
14% July
15% May
18%
18
18%
260
15
]Feto
July
July
I8V2 July:
7
7%
75
74
75%
Nodwell
Rovalite
—
4.30
—
common—....
14%
—25
.___
—
47Va
Jan
49
May
Lawrence
Sep
100
May
St
Lawrence
Corp
3.65
Feb
Apr
St
Maurice
*
Cement class A__
95%
St
1.20 Apr
6.25 Jan
18%
class A pfd—_
'6%
1,830
4.75
Jan
Apr
6% Aug
18%
57c
1,385
17%
Jan
19 % May
Jan
*
Selkirk
Seven
——
Ltd——.—-—
Holdings preferred——
Holdings
class
"™*
750
Shawinigan Industries -i
—
Shawiniggn Water Power common-
77*
17 V4
100
70
45c
9,470
9%
9%
22,330
9%
2,580
265
3.40
3.65
52%
53%
4.90
4.90
8
8
4.75
4.90
17*
27 V4
27 Va
preferred—_——20
:——:T-
26%
14
100
26%
...
Aug:
26
May
19%
Jan
104
Jan
69c
Jun
11%
Mar
*
4.15 May
Jun
Jan
6.50 Feb'
11
7% July
27%
Apr
Jan
'3.65 Sep
53% Sep
2.35 Feb
50
4.25 July
100
May
Sep
9%
Feb
81
99%
110
■
9
Jan
14 Va
40c
-r
1,282
8%
4.75
5.25
10% May
24% Jun
815
17
3.40
70
-
225
40c
52%
*
——-—T
25 Va
'
6
3,225
5,096
-1,150
-
,100
41c
A—
•
Arts
14%
17
100
—1
Gas.
Salada Foods Ltd-^-i—
Say/ette
Scottish
4.30
25'/a
common
Preferred
Jan
July
16% Juri'
16%.
___——
May
Feb
May.
22
■
21
Jan
6% July
21% Aug
24
20% May
515
23
-
Sep
10%
Aug
9%
21
A__—
Bldg common-—>—
18 Va
Mar
5
18%
6%
16Va
'
Revelstoke
7 Va
16
8
16
9%
Chemical—
class
Reitman
-10
87c:
Feb
119
110
Sep
| 1.00 Aug
V
8% Feb
36%
Feb
Apr
37
15
1.50
Jan
26%
100
—
8%
51
29
—
Ore
3.50 May
Feb
6% Apr
Sep
48%
110
-10
45% May
54c, .Aug
2.75
-
35
29
Rothmans of Pall Mall—
28%
Jan
.,-1,695
Jun
July
15% May
9.00 May
23% Jan
6.05 Aug
17 % Aug
110
Industries
6
*
Aug
11
-
605
..
4.50
36% May.
Jan
220
T
100
Jan
Jun
Jan
4%
Apr
14% May
23% Aug
30
I 6,301
48%
95c
4.10 July
24,626
.
s
-
Jan
3.40 May
Jan
r
105
7%
48%
,
1,680
—_—*
—_—.—
____—
Iron
7%:
7%.
—50
..
3.35
3.35
.1.25
:
14%
Jan
2.054
5.535
20
Robin
6.00
10%
150
13Va
Robinson Little
Class A
6
710
21
8 % Aug
5.00 July
Feb
22%
Feb
18
54c
Aug
Mar
Jan
13,
12%
Jan
Aug
17
>
May
15% July
397/a Sep
21%
Jan
13
82c
16
13
•
Bros
1963
Jun
21 Va
-
22 1
30
22 V4
——*r
common
*
-
5%
_________
Co
_
Jan
Sep
17%
>
8.455-
25%
7%
Aug
Aug
39% July
80
96
1-05
,__100
—
______
(John)
Inland
6,825
24
29% 'Apr
a
31 % Mar
553,*
10.677
—•
1.60
5% July
12,413
25
.
15,361
14%
13%
47%
:__:5o
Wire
43%
14%
5.00
—
__.
preferred
preferred,
Minerals
499
24%
common
Industrial Acceptance common
Industrial
42 Va
:
5% May
Jan
Mar
22
Royal Bank of Canada___
Class
-20
__1
______
Warrants
Jan
15%
112
Corp
Quebec
Sep
13%
Huron
Apr
29 Va
97/a May
8
July
Apr
26% Mar
Aug
1.90
Co
Jan
Jan
75
16%
Jan
15% Jan
Aug
4.25 Mar
July
_»
Pittfield—___
Bay
24%
202
5%
July
27 %
325
common
Phantom
Sep
Price
Sep
-
14 %
65
3
4.45
6.60
Preferred
Jan
_20c
Co__L
&
25
6
Dauch
&
50
4,918
28
__——_.
Sep
1.65 Aug
30
25
*
common..
(Geo
Hinde
75
96%
•
TOO
—
9
100
13,010
56%
Preferred
Hayes Steel
9%
2.35
;
2.15
75
-25
Carpets preferred—.
Siddeley common
Hawker
2.15
—
preferred
Harding
Hees
*
common
3.70
16 %
28
16%
81
Drilling
Pipeline common
1.80
64
3.85
—.
620
25%
Preferred
1959
Hand
185
5%.
81
Hersey
17%
14
561
7
5%
15%
Warrants
Page
Feb
Aug
58%
6%
25 V4
Petroleum
Pacific
Mar
July
14
58
6Va-
..
preferred——100
common
Premium
54
13%
58%
865
9%
—
Store
May
1.00 Aug
18
Feb
11%
14
10
;
~
9%
5.25
Wholesale
Jun
1,741
_*
common
Trust
50%
Feb
14
1.80
9V4
9
Pembina
45c
17%
1.25
Jun
9%
5.00
Products
Oshawa
Parker
1,443
17%
Jan
57
27%
————*
Ontario
1.35 May
4.740
17%
1.80
—
.
warrants
100
9 Vt
Flour
5OV2 July
14%
Jan
5.25
Poy^er___
Ontario Steel
Sep
21c
Feb
88
45% Jan
7% Jan
22
1
Cement
Ocean
Feb
5%
400
18
17%
12
27%
-——
—
Utilities
Northwest
Nova
Aug
1.15 Aug
450
10% Apr
7,867
*
Telephone
Warrants
Apr
10% Mar
I 48
75
7y« Mar
1.965
25
12 V:
14%
44
5.484
9%
1.265
-
53
Ontario
35c
50
38c
Jun
8%
Vt
95
Mines _——38%.
Naturall Gas
*
19%
Northern
13%
9
Apr
32
50%
*
Sep
25
Jan
9%
*
4_;
22
Jan
8.65
49%
common..
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Jan
19 Va
47
;
i
class
Coal
15%
1.850
38c
50
.4
8.902
2.126
11%:
9%
—
preferred
Guaranty
10%
50
,
$2.80
1956
22%
_1
-—
Warrants
22
23
21%
23
1_—
-
Greqt Northern
Voting
22
11%
,—
Power
_—
31%
Sep
*
Overland
Great
Jan
28 %
30
;
—
Niagara Steel prefererd.—
Niagara Wire common
92
Mar
127
Sep
27%
384
Sep
13%
Jan
84
20
10%
»
84c
Jan
Jan
7%
3.95 Feb
2.90
500
30
95,
•
10
:—
Products
Neon
Feb
common__.
Motors
Class
26%
Sep
2.95
12%
-
Apr
15% Sep
8 Va Jan
Feb
—————-
General
General
General
5 %"
200
1
.
Jan
52 Va
preferred—r'—__.20
—_—
"
,__1
——
Dynamics
10%
3.500
i.
Trust
Noranda,
General;: Bakeries
July
8% Aug
28%
8
1
Containers
July
5 Va
18
12 Va
*
Class B
National
11% May
32% Jun
Jan
245
Jan
63% Sep
Feb
276
July
8V2
•
*
A
50
29
5
—
Feb
27 Va
.
29
•
Works
Trust
Feb
7
11% May
Jan
60c
,
•
Foqds
79
1,099
-
Fine
41
2.90
28
•
Jan
3.60 Aug
200
7%
*
21% May
58
1,800
185
Jan
25
100
-
;
63 %
*
Co
'A J)
5%
5
._
(Charles)
Fruehauf
—
.
-.—
10%
60c
—
4
Companies
Freiman
5%
10%
common
17
4,905
4.00
A
Canada
Foundation
34%
Co____
Motor
of
38
4.00
72
*
B
50
.
•
Brewery class A
Class
15 Y* July
108
Aug
109% Aug
3.25 May
104% Jan
1.95 Jan
25
2.55
Brick
Jun
V
Feb
102
105
.....
Jan
12%
43.493
,
Jun
8%
Milton
66
108
108%
2.55
•
\
_
Jan
107
■
*
Midwest Industries Gas.
50%
1,185
1
A—
___i.__.A__—
Fittings class
Fleet Mfg
4
55 %
•
*
—20
—-—*
common
Products
Fibre
—
.
*
*
—
15%
108
13% Ma?
Jan
*
Molson
A
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
15
107
—
102
20
common
Aug
2.45
12%
105
100
Grain
Metro Stores
HVa
105
10O
preferred
C Canadian Properties
McCabe
Mar
10% July
6V2 July
620
Apt
preferred
5 Va %
1214
*
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
44% Apr
; ;
•
100
Preferred
Mar
5% Aug
30% Apr>
Sep
'
Inter
City
Gas
International
:
:___
Bronze
Powders
International Minerals
7%
6%
7%
445
23%
23%
425
5
Utilities
common
65%
63%
66%
2,915
_*
International Nickel
international
*
com.—*
68%
68
69 Va
13,169
2.50
24%
24%
61/2
16
44%
Jan
61'A July
21 Va Aug
49%
25
*50
2,983
25
Interprovincial Discou/nt common
Interprovincial Pipe Line .;
*
4.20
4.25
360
5
85
81%
85
2,246
Interprovincial
•
3.75
3.40
3.85
51,818
1.50 Feb
55%
55%
36
53%
54%
2,515
53V4 Aug
50% Aug
Preferred
Investors
Class
—.
Steel
Syndicate
Pipe
common
A
25c
25c
54%
,
100
48
4.15
78 Vt
8% May
Apr
Mar
.*
23%
Sep
Shell
Warrants
; 661/4 Sep
73%
Feb
27%
Jun
Investments
Shell
Oil of
Shullys
Jan
87
Silverwood
May
3.85 Sep
68
Jan
59%
Jan
—
Class
B
::
Dairies
class
A.—;
—
Simpsons Ltd
K D Manufacturing———^
S
5.75
5^90
4,728
16%
16%
16%
13,290
——*
common
Preferred
5.90
•
Canada——
Industries
54% May
6% Jan
Silknit
Sep
Aug
385
4.50
4.45
1;655
4.60
100
37
37
39%
5
40
39%
70
-
9.05 May'
20% May
5% Feb37% May
4.00
27
38%
Jan
July
Apr
Feb
*
41
May
14% Aug
13
Jan
14% Sep
3,214
29 %
Jan
35% Jun
100
2.75
Jan
14%
14%
14%
2,065
*
14%
14%
14%
290
32
34%
2,95
2.95
34%
28% Feb1
-
5.30 Jan
13%
12% Feb
•
—*
_*
-25Vr July
3.55 Jan;
7\
For
footnotes,
see page 41.
-4-,.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
stocks
Steel
Slater
Standard
Paving
Standard
Radio
b
^ros
Sterling
Oil
Stuart
class A
preferred
Star
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipelirie
Turnbull Elevator common...;
Twin
*.
United
class
Corps
Class
.
Canada
of
*
Westcoast
/
^
'
Class
A,'
Westeel
Apr
Captain
53
20%
50%
1.962
43
May
Cariboo
92
Jan
92
100
86%
Aug /
2.698
695
59%
Feb
63 %
13
57%
66c
200
.
.
.
common.....'..
'
'44'
't... irtr
'i
'
'
:
'
IV
8%c
12.845
12
100
39
Pat
Central
42
Mar
12
Jun
Sep
15%
Aug
6%
Jan
8%
Sep
11V2
Aug
14%
Jan
6%
6%
50
Jan
7%
8%
560
14'%
6
Jan
49
Feb
25
25 %
490
23 y2
Jan
4.75
5.00
910
4.50
May
51
Jan
29%
50'%
21%
29%
Aug
July
23
Jun
30 Vz
■
Jun
28
100
75c
"75c
1.551
4.35
4.35
1,200
49c
5.200
58%
13 Vs
54
7.525
Willans
Cochenour
Coin
Gold
Lake
5%
Con
Petrol
1
Mines
Con
Jan
60%
Jun
Jan
6.00
Aug
Jun
2.05
Jan
July
15%
151/4
13.
16
13%
Apr
51c
51c
1.00
1.05
10% '•// 10%
•
1.03
Jan
7c
Jaji
1.75 Jan
7.500
5%c
Sep
16c
Feb
14c 14 %c
2.500
12 %c Aug
: 22c
Jun
13c
7.500
9J/2c Jan
16c
Jun
13c
*
common....
__
Jan
1.00 Mar
Jun I'
7fb
May
10%
605
10
July
13%
Supplies class
class A
Western
200
65c
Jan
1.60
Sep
-1.200--
2.10 Mar
19% May
15% July.
7.465
17%
18
12%
350
12
A—
Sep
July
Weston
(Geo)
17%
17%
18%
5,707
16
•■/. Class
B_.
19
18%
19%
5.057
Warrants
9.35
9.00 .9.55
8.685
107% 107%
10
(White
.100
_.
Pass
Wood
(John)
Woodward
Class
York
Yukon'
&
25
:40
A
—... —
71/*
Sep
2.571
8%
Apt
y.
2.515
15»/2
Feb
f:
D'-?:
9%
4.00
4.25
3.00
3.00
4.95
/
19%
5.00
5.00
"2f.580
100
!
5.300
2.95
2.50
3.55
Feb
,11%
:,
Jan
97/a Jan
20V2 May-.
5.50 May
4.10
Jan
Aug
5% May
Jan
Gillies
Acme
OILS
Consolidated
Advocate
Marcus
Mic
2.25
Akaitcho
59c
10c
He'
Allied
Minerals
Roxana
Alminex
Amalgamated
Apr
57c
5c
Feb
13c
Jun
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
4c
4%c
1.500
4c
Jan
6c
1
79^
76c
81c
10.685
75c
Apr
July
Aug
1
nc
10c
11c
18.500
*
gOc
1
.'
;
...
6c
40c
41c
7.000
16c
17c
6.825
Mar
34c
1.700
1.35
1.45
8.778
4.50
1,200
Mines...!..
Anchor
Petroleums
Mines..
Rambler
Consolidated
Red
7%c
Consolidated
Mines....
Conwest
Feb
Jan
77c
(
Zinci.
Courvan
Mining
Cowichan
Ansil
1.10
Feb
~
Aug
Jan
2.45
2.59
3,675
16c 16 %C
2,500
16c
Aug
21c
Jan
Devon
Aug
20 %c
Jan
Dickenson
May
13c
16c
18,912
5c
6,700
4c
Sep
Aug
Apr
7%c Jan
Associated
Deldona
Delhi
Denison
Atlantic
Atlin
Coast
Ruffner
Aunor
1.45
1
41 %C
Copper
10
12c
1,500
10c
Feb
15c
May
31c
40,900
20c
Aug
40c
2,485
5%c Apr
7.15
8%c
class
A.
$5
preferred
5%%
preferred
Banff
Oil
...
^.____
Donalda
East
Amphi
East
Mar
Sep
Elder-Peel
33c
Jan
74c
Feb
El
Jan
34c
Feb
150,200
3,200
1,100
80c
•
87c
•
9%c
..
•
11,500
1.10
July
Exploration
Apr
16c-
Jan
10 %c
Base
Metals
Baska
Jan
9c
Jun
Jan
4.15
Sep
Aug
c
269,300
5c
5%c
11,500
5c
Sep
1,625
250
8%
25
22
22
22%
250
25%
25%
265
1.20
1.29
8,000
92c
41c
44c
6,333
23c'
Mar
47c
Sep
14c
16c
20,366
12c
Aug
31c
Feb
15 %c 15%c
600
15c
Mar
21c
Jan
Bata
Mining
Uranium
Sol
Mining
Bethlehem
Copper
Black
Reef
8c
15,750
4%c
Feb
10c
Jun
6V2c
4,500
4!/2c
Sep
8C
Jan
4c
July
7c
Feb
4c
4%c
30,000
30c
33c
60,209
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
42c
22,000
37c
Mar
53c
Jun
25c
(21c
25c
10.400
14c
Feb
25c
Sep
4.80
4.60
4.85
13,695
2.20
Jan
5.00
Jun
6V2c
Jan
9%c
21c
1
g%c
Eureka
Farwest
Mines
8c
4,285
%c
22c
85,100
9c
18
10C
9,404
Jan
May
47c
Mar
7%cMay
19c
Jun
Jun
23c
Apr
65c
Sep
Harrison
1.94
800
"41.85 Sep
2.60
Jun
9c
21,514
12c
2,382
4.00 Aug
20c
4%c
Sep
Jan
6.45
37c
9c
Sep
10c IOV2C
8,142
19%
19%
1.460
2.10
2.10
720
90c
1.04
80.300
3.95
4.15
11.971
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau_
Campbell Red Lake...
1
1.00
1
4*00
l
16%
Canada
Oil
«
1.35
1.45
2.900
Canada
Southern
4.10
4.20
16,157
Canada
Tungsten
Lands..
Petrol
4.10
~_i
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Australian
Canadian
1
Minerals
...
Exploration
Delhi
50c
7^
;
1
For
1
ioc
'
footnotes,
4 35
■
see page
325
Jun
8c
17
Feb
15c
May
Aug
24
2.00 Jan
75c
Aug
3.35 Aug
14
1.09
41.
2.20
10%
10%
11%
64c
6.35
7,938
31
32
1,589
13%
13%
13%
1,615
Jan
"
July---
-
60c
3.90
-
24%
Jan
lie-
Jan
Feb
11c
Jan
39c" May
74c
13%
10% July
13,802
6.60
19 %c
9,462
60c
6.25
95c
Aug
6.95
Jan
May
Feb
Jan
Aug
34%. Aug
Jan
15
11% Jun
Aor
7c
8c
11,600
6c
11c
Jan.
19c
21c
6,600
15c
Aug
30c
Mar
IV2C
8c
10,500
7c
Aug
12c
Jan
20c
22c
9,700
15c
July
29c
Mar
6c
Mar
Aug
Jan
5.10 May
18 Vo
1.55
Apr
4.95
7.100
9c
58,700
2.20
2.25
2,200
2.10 Aug
2.75
Feb
2.65
2.70
4,460
1.86
3.00
Apr
34c
July
/7%c
16.533
7c
Aug
7c
4.000
6c
Aug
3.95
4.50
32.313
2.99
Jan
Jan
84c
.1
6c
32c
85c
65c
6%c
10,315
5c
Jan
32c
22,750
L16c
1.23
July
6c
28 %c
Feb
7,800
4,400
1.15
Feb
10 %c May
37c
1.72
Sep
Mar
Jan
1.15
1.25
2.50
2.70
12,570
2.00 July
13c
2.70
14c
10,500
10 %c Mar
23c
Aug
12 %c
22c
Apr
12 V2c
12y2c
14c
10,500
10c
10c
6,700
3.05
2.90
3.30
1,475
70c
70c
1,071
70c
—
28 V\
9c
80c
12%
9c
Sep
2.80
J.m
14%C
Jan
July
3.70
Feb
Jan
1.05
Feb
8%c Aug
66c
2.87
,
1
*
16c
25c
18c
4.25
14 yi
32c
8.55
1.40
5,000
6V2c Aug
28 y2
1,986
25V2
Feb
9%c
3,625
8c
May
17c
80c
84c
5,800
65c
Jan
90c
11%
12%
8.158
107/s
Jan
8c
9 %c
30,775
8c
Sep
5c
5%c
Class
Feb
Jan
f
4.75 May
«
4—
—
one
held
Apr
July
Jan
May
22 y2c
Sep
37c
Apr
16c
15c
Jan
18c
July
24 %C
25c
3,000
21c
July
33 %c
Jan
13c
Jan
19%c
Jun
16c
18c
7,956
3.90
4.25
21.500
14
14%
6.055
31 %c
34c
17.000
8.55
9.20
7.178
2.20
900
13c 13 %c
16.100
9c
2.700
2.95 Mar
11 %
30c
8.00
2.10
11c
8C„
13c
14c
1.513
12c
90c
1.02
2.800
85c
Aug
July
Apr
Jan
Feb
July
Jun
1.15
Jun
Jan
24%c
Apr
19,000
10c
47.300
r:16c
5c
6c
167,815
May
3.50
Jan
3.50
28
3.15
2.21
1
,_5
27
28%
7,247
20%
Jan
*
—■*
13
11%
13
10.032
13
12%
13
8.130
4.95
5.10
6,508
:
Feb
17c
23c
_
2.60 Mar
Apr
6%c
-
Feb
21c
5c
Jun'"'
10 % July
11
Sep
9.85 Mar
15c
14c
9.935
14%
56c
Aug
20c
15c
4.75 July
Apr
20c
,
11c
Jun
5,100
14y2c
Consolidated Gold
1
Being exchanged as follows:One
of Geco Mines
for each 20,
four of Teck Corp for' each five, and
one
of
Goldfields Mining, .Corp
for
edch
3%c Aug
13
18 %c
Apr
Mar
19.260
1
Bell
B_—
1.550
29%
18c
9c
Howey
22 %c Mar
27c
7%c
9c
2.15
13c
-1
1
1
1
Iron.
10c
7%c
27%"
23y2c 24 %c
1
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Jan
7c
Sep
6%C
2.20
1
Mines
Minerals
Lakes
of
Highland
Aug
Jan
3.45 Mar
9c
8y2c
1
,—!_—
Gold
Headway Red Lake—
Heath Gold Mines—
"
55c,
8c
■
Feb
1.16 July
Jan
6 %c
_i
'
—
17,
12 %c
9%c Aug
Rock
Gold
Mines—
Hastings..!.—...—;—-l—
Head
Camflo
Jan
-1
1
9c
1
—
Hasaga
19%
Mar
—
Mines
4.95
10%c
38,300
6c
10
——,——»
Develop!
Hard
3.10 Mar
•
66c
57c
20c
Ltd
Mines
Hallnor
14,300
»
May '.:•/■
29c
89c
Apr///.
5c
20c
Ltd
Jan
4.75
1
Jun
22c' Mar
«Aug>/
16c
3,000
3.157
—1
1
1
1
Mines
preferred
Jan
4.55
11c
Edmonton
9c
3,000
7c
8,125
July
2,450
8%c
Petrol
•
16 %c 17%C
10,500
1
Mining
22c
1
Mines
36,600
1
1
Gunnar
20c
1
&
13c
Sep
43c
3%c Jan
1
Freehold
Gridoil
10c
Red
Calgary
10c
17c
17 %c
1
L
Mines
Plains
Great
Jan
10c
40 %c
Buffalo
Camerina
12c
Jail
Feb
/
Feb /.
7c
93,084
Jan
27c
I
Mines
Mines
5,325
1.85
Cadamet
16c
Juil
lie
10c
Mines
:
Grandroy
Granduc
16,100
1
<
13 %c
May
Jan
6y2c
12,500
1.31
20
Jan'-;
67c
Gold
Ltd
Mines
34,700
Ankerite
Oils_(.
10c
g%c
1
1
Genex Mines Ltd
1
Giant
Mascot Mine
;
1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1
Glacier Explorers
;
1
Glenn
Uranium
Mines
1
Goldale
—-———1
Goldfields Mining
1
Geco
14c
Buffalo
Lake
629,900
2Gc
1
*
Mining
Gaitwin
60c
1
Mines
9c 17y2C
.
1
——
4.95
13c
Brunswick Mining & Smelting..
Cable
6c
/,
.:/;
*
Frobex
59c
1
Holdings Ltd
5,000
1
Mining
4.75
4.70
10c
21c
:
Petrol
French
60c
a
;
Jun
13V2c
;
1
Mining
4.90
1314c
16%
66c
Corp
1
•
Jan
3,035
95c'
9%c
2.50
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
1
Ltd...
62c '
17%
25c
Goldray
8c
__
1
Bralorne Pioneer
Broulan
7c
38c
.1
16Vac
1.45 May
38c
Mines
Mines
Jan
1
Corp
15%CVAug,/:
2,600
17
25% May
31c
Mines Ltd
Bay Uranium
Bouzan
Jan
4%c
._
Mines
Yukon
Bidcop
*
50c
Quebec
Bibis
24% May
July
1
1
Corp.
Belleterre
Bevcon
22
May
♦
Duquesne..
Beloher
Jan.
20c
Mining
Fatima
12%
4%c
714 c
*/
Petroleums
Beattie
i_
»
Mines
18c
Jun
10c
Aug
9.50
._____50c
Ltd
85c
Juia
43c
7%c
Jan
6 %c
5c
7%c 10 %
1.45
63c
12j/2c
50,753
44c
1
Barymin
18c
22c
22c
>,
Aug
20c
Co
Malartic
3.75
1.20
18c
gsc
17J/2
-
8/20
u
East Sullivan
9.50
1
25c
27q
5.25 May
Jan ,a~\
%/,/ 7c
13,300
"50
25c
1
Pete
Jan
9.50
______50c
.....a...
40.549
1
Oils
Copper
July
1.07 "1.45
8c
Duvan
May
1
Bankfield
17.000
liy2cT2%c
Feb
2.55 May
Mar
14c
15c 15 %c
12c
._
; V
'
i5C
60c
Mines
14c
3.40
Bankeno
- /
"■/*■
Juiy
9c
..
Sep
4.10 July
7c
Mines
18c
4.00
25
....
1,760
31 Va
1.29
90c
17,500
41c
Jan
3.80
Oil
4.50
May
65c
Mines
Francoeur
Selbuyn
4.20
13c
Mar
5c
1.55
1
Petroleum
Jan
11,700
16c
5c
Mines
Gold
Bailey
4,770
Jan
Feb
14%c Aug
Feb
7c
1,000
32,000
Mines
7%c Sep
2,100
1.19
87c
Mines
7 y2c
"4,927 "
6c
1.25
1.00 Aug
15,900
7c
...
Dome
7%c May
8c
1,03
8c
Mines..
Gold
1.25
Jan
:
MinesJ..
1.16
9%c
2,500
9%c
1
Minerals
Mines
Dynamic
9.45
28c
...
Yellowknife
Aumaque
.40c
...
Aug
Feb
12c
1
!
Mines..
Palmer
Dunraine
12c
Nickel...
Apt
44c
1
Gold
Jan
9.35
1,000
17c 17 %c
-
8c
July
1.60
1
.4;
Mines
15c
11c
14 %c
Arcadia
May
Mar
1
;_•!_!
Pacific
Delnite
33c
Sep
July
July
8c
'Warrants
Atlas
23c
11c
Mines
Oil
Asamera
36,900
25c
23c
20c
4c
1
Brewis
Jan
4%c
,/'
Jan
20c
9%c
1
-v-i—*
Mines....
Horn
Aug
'3.20
Feb
2,600
5c
1
Deer
20c
Jan
Jan.
2.33
11,544
1.55
50c/-
Mines
Decoursey
15c
1.15
Gold
10c
Jun.
53c
.
5c
9%c
1
.w
Explorers
40c
Mines
Arjon
Aug
Sep
4.60 Mar
26c
1.55
X
Minesz......
.4—
1,500
2.12
1.45
1.32
23c
sy2c
•
_•
Mines
19,975
10c
...
;
Pershing.
46,100
Area
3,450
Aor
Aug
1.91 July
2,566 /
.
1
Copper..^^^
Craigmont
28c
30c
35c
»
Mines
Coulee>Leaci
30c
i.
12,800
9%c 10 %c
*
Ltd
Coppercorp
Copper-Man
79c
30c
1.24
1
Exploration
28c
Anglo United Development
41c
Apr
Jan
Jan
7.85 May
30c
!
Mines
Sannorm
Daragon-. Mines
9.45'
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
12,720
9%c
1
Regcourt
Daering
5.75
Poplar
West^ Petroleum
Sep
43c
23%c
1
Consolidated
Jan
4,865
Mine!
Consolidated
66c
1
1.14
75c
35c
5c
*
Consolidated
23c
,
1.06
Jun
58c
•
Jan
3.55
88c
37c
i q9
9%c
,
Aug
84c
4.35
34c
I
14c
23 %C
39c
27c
1
Ltd
Aug
Mar
Mar
i
1
Gold
./
16c Aug
i6y2c
1
I'
69c
.20c
Lead Mines
Anacon
Jan
14c
1
'
68c
16c
,Jan
14c
5%c Jan
61c
6c
1
Arrow
_■
Nicholson
Jan
14 %c
44c
1,570
3.120
"4.238"
60c
14c
Pershcourt
July
5,322
1.05
Jan
11 %c May
7c/ Jan
"
1
Northland" Mines___-
9c
.10c
"
7
!___
Consolidated
28c
...1
Rare Earth...
Petrol
Leduc
27c
6.500
"•*'
Consolidated
Dome
American
Apr
92.429
13c
25c
2.59
Ja'n
15c
20.600
2.05
3,000
...1
Mines.
78c
46c
13c
70c
;
....
Larder
Amalgamated
Sep
Aug
j
7%c
2.00
12,000
53 c
Feb
55c
10c
4.100
16.500
9%c
i3C
56,725
7.30
Jan
7c
1
47c
52c
2.50
Feb
8c
Mac..
Consolidated Negus
5%c
7.05
Aug
%c
42
~~
9 %c
.10c
2.00
28c
26%c July
7C
1
2
1
Ore
400
Morrison^ Exploration
Mosher...
;
j
Consolidated
—1
Gold
Yellowknife
Pitch
Allied
2.25
I9y2c
Consolidated
36c
7.10
Jan
1
4j/2C
1
v-
11.600
5.00
Mar
18c
1
5c
1
Ltd.
Mines
4.10 Mar
22c
Mogul".
9c
Agnico .Mines iLtd..*—-
2,250
3.600
22c
Consolidated
4%c Aug.
Oil.^
&
4.90
19c
gc
Mines
Consolidated
47c
;
Exploration..^.
Gas
4.70
24 %c 26 %c
4.50
1.90 July
44C
Iron
Golden
Cusco
Mines
Uranium'.
Accra
Jun
55c
Lake
Halliwell
Crowpat
/•
Acadia
May
75c
58c
Crest
East
Marbenor
Consol
Croinor
AND
49c
Jan
1.35 Mar
1
Cadillac
Fenimore
Crestaurum
MINES
Aug
43c
4.780
•
Oil
Consolidated
29% Mar
2.300
19%
*
•
Electric..!—
Jan
Apr
27
9%
4.10
;
...
class
5
?
Apr
111 *
Apr:
8%
91/4
19%
___•
A
Ltd class
warrants
A-
.Knitting
Zenith
4
COi.i.
Stores
12
27
50
•*
White
Apr
23 ' I May
7%
preferred
$2.80
Hardware
106%
Sep
20%
8.00 July
preferred
30c
28.500
'
12%
•-
17% Aug
$6
9.150
60c
1.73
33c
1.70
Jun
1.60
1.60
.
12
17%
Western. Pacific
37c
56c
1.48
56c
•/
Consolidated
Western, Copper
14c
.
1
Consolidated
Jan
14%
3Qc
Jan
5c
1.600
Flin...
Callinan
1.00
Jun
Apr
125
Apr
Mines
Bellekeno
Consolidated
16%
-
Jan
1.36
1.06 Mar
6.505
7.500
10%c
Shawkey
Consolidated
Consolidated
13 y2 Mar
,
1.15"
2.50
*
...
...
Consolidated
July
7.570
14.413
Jan
9.25
6c
*
"
Key Mines
May
50c
-
Jan
12
1.41
•
Central
6.300
15%
,/
July /
6%c
1
:
:
Dragon
6
4.25
98c
Sep
6.75
Mar
July
1.41
1
;
Mines
Discovery'
70c
/ 15%1
1.10
5%c
*
Metals
Combined
Consolidated
6
478
16c
16c
5%c
1
Smelting..
&
Consolidated
55c
...
1.12
1
!
:.
Mining
Jan
56%
*
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
Consolidated
..
10y8 July
13.585
Jan
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.
4.65
16
Aug
4.00 Mar
27c
49c
2.930
7.85
Jun
16 %c Mar
,i;
6%c Jan
4.500
11%
7.60
Feb
1.30
82c
1.15 Mar
Sep
3.00 Aug
3.135
:
Feb
Jan
8%c
1
May
6%
54c"
11%
1
Mines.
Consolidated
3.35
49c
49c
1
—:
Oil
Coniagas
10
Aug
18 Vo
21%
29%
Jan
6
60c
51c
Gold
Commonwealth
7% Mar
—
35.500
7.80
1
32%
1.100
15.165
9 %c
1
-
52c
>
'
Mines.
Jan
8c
11c
7%c
11 y2
*
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines...,
1.200
14%
__1
:
Chesterville
6.163
3.00
AUg
7%c
Jan
Jan
9'/2c
July
Apr
12
14%
8c
8c
10c
*
Jan
Sep
Jan
8C
'
1
L..1
Apr
1.14 Jan
,
Feb
4%c
Ltd
Corp
1.20
Apr
14%
Jan
33c
7.100
25c
15%
'
Aug,,
8%
"25
42c
95c
Porcupine
15%
- 10
40 %c
500
Charter
9%
6.841
: ;
2.360
/Cheskirk
7%
y
July
34c
Feb
15%
-
76c
1.00
Jun
11%
'
5,041
97c
Jan
38
13.718
99c
34c
3.50
32%
.
95c
1.18
Jun
Rio
High !
26c
6>/2c Aug
60c
21
49.116
99c
4'/2C
62%
12
400
,-r
12.285
Apr
11% Aug/
50
10 J/4
Central
Sep
May
July
30.565
Apr
56%
,
Aug
18c
80c
5c
60c
v
12%
Jan
14%
92c
2.875
7%c
V 6c
335
200
Asbestos
Del
May
3,115
18,150
20c
6%c
;
Quartz..:
Cassiar
Central
58%
1'
'
:
_—
11
Gold
Aug
66% May
.
r
4.75 Sep
:-T
90c
1.08
4%c
:
.4—_—
•/.
,,,
18c
*
Ltd
'J
Apr
6c
_____(
Exploration
Mines
3.15
6,600
87c
.*
Can-Erin Mines
22
Jan
Low
4.70
1.01
1
Inca
Williston
Candore
17%
735
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
•;
10c
*
Silica
Jan
1.40
snares
1.08
18c
Feb
101 y2.
Aug
1.10 Mar
-
*
—♦
*
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....—ILL
Products
100
15
2.300
••
"
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-1
Ltd)
common
Plant
Indies
West
•;
Trans
trust
Voting
636
100
1.40
45c
•
Equipment
Knapp
(Canada
&
Canadian
17%
.___
Gold
Malartic
North
Canadian
29%
1
'
& W___
Walker G
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
10
—" /
*
:
I
Wainwright
Webb
Mar
Crest.
Canadian Northwest Mines
30Va
12
3.35
14%
10
Trust
Vulcan
Waterous
May
19 Va May
75c
*
Gray
23 % May
58
15% Mar
8%c
*
Alloys
&
21% May
'■*
28 % Mar
50%
*
A
Corp
Vendomatic
Victoria
Homestead '
70
11%
21%
29%
25%
4.75
*
Vanadium
Canadian
8%
*
common
B
Steel
United
-
110
66c
*
50
common
preferred
Gas
High
53
56%
6%
Gas—..—
Acceptance
Feb
Canadian
10%
.
'
1
16%
20c
Export Gas & Oil
17 J/4 Mar
'
19% Mar
49
Canadian
for Week
r
,
v;
Canadian
Jan
30%
38
...
Canada
1st
18%
720
13
10
31%
15 %
8
12
Union
28.364
23%
62%
11%
1
1
*
*
*
Union
150
21%
-
Corp__;—;
Canada
City
Fep
12%
12 %
Sep'.
92
--
*
*
preferred
Trans
Sep
9%
49%
57%
;
;
B
Class
Trans
Feb
--
A
class
Finance
9%
100
•
Warrants
Traders
540
1.30
--
50
common
Marts
10
16%
50%
92
63 %
Works
Iron
Toronto
1,680
20%
*
190
10
Dominion Bank
Towers
9%
,
4.60 May
12 Vo
4.50
:
Sales
Range
of rrices
Low
:y\'-
.
._L—•
to
Corporation Ltd
Dyno Mines
Teck
Jan
36%
3.80 Mar
—
common
Ltd common....
(—1
Toronto
$5
--
^
Preferred
Toronto
625
changed
53
Canada
Texaco
3.075
4.10
Par
Devonian Petroleum
Name
30%
---1'
preferred...—luo >
.:/ 1-35
Supertest ordinary
Supertest Petroleum
Switson
Industries
Tamblyn
-r-.-
Aug
30%
12%
-1
19
!■
...a.;.
29
20%
y//y,
Canadian
Sep
23%
21 '*
class A
Trusts '
Steinberg
204/4
20%
r-
of Canada.—...
Jan
9%
9/4
*
17%
500
9%
£j®
--
Jan
9 %
20
4.90
;
11%
-715
4.00
^,0/2
•
Foods Ltd
Stafford
V
Hign
...
May
10%
30%
**/*
M
!•—
/.———*-
*e.errea
Souiham
;
low
"Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
High
9%
%%
-*
common.
Shares
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
■
Steel
Monday, September 16, 1963
(Range for Week Ended September 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
■
x
.
(1084)
40
July
2.50 Mar
27c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.65
Sep
29%
Jun
14% May
14% M"^y
5.10
Sep.
i
Number 6299
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1085)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
■■■■'V..
-''V
i.:
Low
Par
*
2.50
Low
High
50%
Oil
54%
553/4
3.523
14%.
14 y2
14%
12.002
11c
1.500
8y2c Mar
3.755
24c
Hugh Pam Porcupine__
Hydra Exploration ;
Irish Copper Mines-
24c
24c
25c
22 ya c
25c
Iron
80c
80c
80c
"! 3.700
90 c
79c
92c
43.150
Mines
Bay
/oc
—
__:
—
55c
Apr
Patino
Waite
Li
12c !.:. i4c
20c
Mining
Jacobus
!_
35c
13 %c
13c
He
11c
5c
3c
9c
9c
Explorations
Jaye
,
-10.000
14c
9.000
-5C
29.920
3c
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Joliet
Mines
i
Quebec Mines.
23 %c
Joqsmith Minos
Joutel Copper
:
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12.250
8'/2C
19.776
20 'Ac
Feb
13c
!
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10.500
r10c
Aug
24c
1.35
2t%c
5.300
27c
26c-
'8c
8c
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6.35
13.650
300
3.00!
27c
Tpwnsjite
12C 12 ya c
Lake
Dufault
•
303/4
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6.000
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7.40
7.50
333/4
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5.604
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Osu
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15c
Lake Shore Mines
La
Luz
8%c
15c
l
2.15
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2.15
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.1.166
2.25
22y2cJuly
*
•'
100
2.95
3.50
July
4.00
4.10
496
2.25
5,00 May
Jan
.2,000
Feb
2.98
July
4.50
3.95
Apr
-!-'"'
Jan
10c
Mar
2.10
3.55
•
!
May
14c
^
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4.50
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Lamaque
2.000
11,000
8yac
14%c
...
—
33% May
8.50 Aug
.
,
"
Lake .-Lingman
Apr
'
•
3.95
,
23,500
11 %c
Jun
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12
19c
•
12c
,
'
6.45
-
6.45
13c
6.70
7,742
17c
r.
20c
C 45,600
:
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Sep
&
12c
14c
37,100
Jun
15c
11c
11c
14,332
10c
Jan
15c
22c
24c
25,240
21c
May
44c
Mar
42c
19c
July
Sepi
Jan
•
40c
32c
40c
16!960
24c
Mar
18 c
16c
18c
64,400
10c
Jan
50c
60c
12,100
50c
Sep
70c
64c
55c
64c
2,500
54c
Aug
96c
10,712
t50c
18,400
I,605
41c
•64c
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27
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4
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-
Aug
42c
Jan
45c
500
40c
Jan
59c
Mar
2.317
Jan
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
,
;
58c
61c
8%c
Mines
'!
6.85
54c
15.900"
1.57-
9yac
July
y
1.40 July
7c
Aug
28,640
-19.000
1.82
46c;
Apr
1.30
2,000
16c
13,340
14%c Jan
2.20
2.25
1,425
2.00 May
8c
8c
1.200
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
15yac i5yac
2.000
13c
Aug
16c
Apr
15 %c
Feb
-
1
14 c
—
1
1
13 c
11 y8
—
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May
7%c
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7c
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Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Jan
31
1.25
•=,
1
:
Apr "
15yac
1.30
.1
1
.66c
J
1.50
9c
m
Manitou
60c
1.57
l
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
:
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25c
2730c
8.75
,
24
9,950
9.10
25
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Quebec Lithium
V
Apr
Aug
Aug
Aug
52c
45c
9.10
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58c
28yac
1
1
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56c
30c
'
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1
48c
150c
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56c
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Purdex
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11c
58c
Prospectprs Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd-
"
Feb.
July
Aug
May
27c
—.1
Development
Pduder Oils i—
Rouyn
Jan
8.20
Aug
22 V2C
Gas
Minerals
&
6.00 July
16c
Mar
1.25 Aug
,23c
1
-
Placer
Preston
■
Oil
Oil
54c
1
—
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Powell
.
Sep
-13c
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Jan;
5.20
28.946
Jan
36c
Jan •'
25
j
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3.50 May
'
Labrador Mining & Exploration..
Apr
40c
"
Jan
13c
High
Jun
86c
Pickle Crow. Gold Mipes
place
"
Jan
A; 17 c
"
'
Kopan
110.600
30c
26c
7.45
.
7 2.50 July
~16c
Aug
4.040
■
1.10 Feb
Peruvian
KUV2<s. Jun
5.80 Aug
r
2Q0
18c
16c
V
39c
4,791
:
Exploration
Petroleum
33V2c Apr
-:?
17yac Aug
4yac Apr '
44.500
6.20
17 %c
;
8,200
Jun
Apr
34c July
20c
Feb /
1.55 Jan
v;!,.
43c
1.22
Perron. Gold Mines
15c
•
-26%C Mar
47.500
.
Mar
!-6c
.
.1.05 Feb
2.597
.1.42
_
Kijpkland Minerals
Kirkland
.
6.25
A-
.
Copper
;
12c
26 %c
Kerr-Addison .Gold
Kilembe
i
1.39
-
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Keeley .Frontier
Kenville Gold Mines
—
23 ¥2 C
l3c
-
42c
1.17
J6.50
Pernio Gas & Oil
Jan
20c
v?
Jan
24C
I
Jan
27c
•
Sep
10C
•
Jellicoe
Aug
iiy2c Aug
10 '/2C Sep
11.200
13c
-
Low
43c
Consol
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Exploration Ltd.—_^_.l
Pee
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1.17
Mining
Peerless
Jack
Low
_1
Paymaster
1.03 July
24yac
Shares
•
Pajx International
,
10c
for Week
____20c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
1.69 May
Feb
Ltd
Pamour
-
Jan
«•"!
Range
of Prices
Par
Pamoil
Jun
51c
Juiy
70c
Jan
16V2c
.
Aug
22yac Sep
5.600
•
Mines
17%
Sales
Last
~
59 V4 May
V
Juu
14
'
Iso
High
Jan
55
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
;
lie
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay
!
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Hudson
(Range for Week Ended September 1 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
19c
Jun
7c
15c
Jun
10c
>■
Feb
25c
>
Jan
9.65
3.960
41.000
17c 2iy2c
1.45
Jan
12MiC Jan
4.217
14c
11%Z
11
1.25
580
Apr
3.25
Jan
11% May
Apr
>
Aug
40c
*
Stockholders
of
Teck
Landa
will
receive
for
Corp
Oil
lour
shares
five
each
held
1
Radiore Uranium Mines
10c
_!
Langis Silver
I
Latin American
50c
Iron
Long
Long
117.150
9c
18.000
Gas
1.65
—:
.
nyac
12c
1.31
1.30
1.40
8c
8c
8c
9c
6yac
7c
Macassa
Gold Mines
MacLeod
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Ltd
3.05
3.20
3.05
Maneast
Uranium
Manitou
Jan
12c
Aug
5c
4?/2C
4c
3,500
4%c
2.10
300,100
3,400
3,000
=/.
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!
Sherritt
Aug '
19c
Sep
9c
Maybrun Mines
i
8y2c
9c
8.45
8r90
Jan
McKenzie
Lake
Red
Jan
Silver
80c
6V2C
McMarmac
McWatters
Medallion
Lake
Red
47c
Feb
r
Gold Mines
Petroleums _!
1.25
Mentor
Island
Spooner
10c
Stan well Oil &
Jun
54 V2
Apr
30C 3iyac
18,000
25c
May
37 %c
Apr
9c
33,710
4y2c Jan
12c
Jun
4.10
101,941
2.25 Mar
6,300
4.40
2iyac Aug
/
30cr
4.50
40c
May
Teck
Corp
Teck
Hughes
569,339
50c
Apr
7c
3,700
7c
Jun
12c
Aug
23c
1.05
29yac
Mining
City
Coy
31c
Mar
37c
May
21c
22c
7,650
Apr
7,259
19y2c Aug
16c
Jun
45c
i8yac 2iyac
23c
Feb
11,492
13% Mar
21c
Petroleums
20c
Corp
19%
•
11,450
Ore Mines
19 y4
6c
i
Moneta
Porcupine
Wright Iron
19%
6yac
2,500
6c
80c
;_
82c
14,100
70c
July
Aug
19%
Sep
10y2c May
94c
24,450
36c
Feb
67c
24c
25c
19,200
17c
Mar
33c
1.13
1.20
76,100
44c
49c
52c
29c
30c
54,390
9,575
Jun
29c
26c
Jun
43c
5c
6c
717,000
3c
May
7c
Aug
1.11
1.26
67.231
99c
Jan
1.37
Jan
14>/2C 17y2C
40c 42V2C
40yac
Minerals
Nama
Creex
INational
Mines
25
i7yac
,74.212
13 %c
7.25
1.250
6.45
Jan
1.25
1.30
1.300
1.07 May
2.85
2.78
2.89
17.446
5.50
5.40
5.50
2.61 July
4.75 Jun
24%c
New
Athona
New
Bidlamaque
10c
Jan
1,300
5c
Jan
19%c
1.90
Apr
,_i
_—
will
receive
of Teck Corp for each
Temagami
1—
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
two
five
Mines
46c
Mar
Mar
11c
Aor
sy2c
5y2C
5%C
5.000
•7c
July
4.30
4.25
4.55
20.630
23c
22c
24c
10.200
8c
8c
9c
5.200
1.65
1.60
1.65
5.030
11c
IOC
11c
20.640
4.60
4.50
4.75
II.026
4.50
Sep
4.75
1.75
1.87
16.179
1.56
Jan
1.90 May
70c
70c
70c
1.000
68c
Jan
82c
Jan
12c :
14c
3.200
12c
Feb
16 %c
Jun
53c
51c
54c
8.000
50c
Aug
88c
3.40 Mar
600
75c
1,800
70c
Aug
Continental
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
New
Oil
of Canada..
25yac
*
27c
20,300
23c
Jan
Harricana
Pete
50c
2.80 July
1
Union
Mining
New Hosco Mines
1
-—
Jan
United
Canso
United
Keno
18 c
5,500
10c
Jan
28c
15,625
4c
Jan
6V2C
Feb
7c
7yac
3,250
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
United
1.81
1.89
New
Jason
Mines
1
5%c
6c
New
Kelore
Mines
•
8c
215,100
9c
Newlund Mines
New
Rouyn Merger
New Senator
Taku
New
Jan
43c
July
26%C 29%c
Mar
32c
Sep
Nor
Acme
Norbeau
Jan
28c
Apr
Vauze
13c
Aug
25 %c
Jan
14c 17Vac
10c
12c
21 %c
24c
229,050
14,100
9%c July
19c
Feb
July
i 25c
Mines
122,380
32c
Jun
12c
12c
23c
7,050
4%C
5c
10,500
2,200
i4yac i4yac
40c
Jan
Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
7c
Jun
18c
May
13c
4 V2C
12 V2C Aug
39c
41c
16,506
19c
Feb
45V2C July
5c
5yac
92,500
5c
Jan
12y2c Aug
_1
12c
41c
12c
1,750
12c
Aug
19c
39c
45c
69,800
25c
Mar
47c
3.15
3.15
1
7yac
7%c
Northcal Oils Ltd
•
North Bordulac
Mining Corp
30c
30c 32yzc
26,250
25c
common
162,375
1
Oils
8,100
33c
1.55
1.48
1.55
5,220
35
34
35
2.78 Mar
2,927
50
Canadian
3.21
7y2c
31c 39yac
780
10.116
Preferred
Coldstream
•
62c
57c
62c
Northgate Exploration
1
3.85
3.55
3.95
1
19c
19c
20c
7c
14c
Jan
12 V2C Jan
61c
July
July
23c
1.20
North
Rankin.,
North
Rock
Canada
Northspan -class
Northland
Norvalie
Nova
Mines
A
•
zz
1
__
1.60
1.77
Apr
35 V2
70c
Sep
July
2.80 Aug
Jan
22 %c Aug
21c
Apr
2,000
1.40 Aug
35c
Mar
6.25
Jan
30y2c Aug
47y2c Jan
39c
Jan
2.60 Feb
Weedon
Lake
Obrien
Gold
Okalta
Oils
_
Orchan
Mines.'
Orenada, Gold
,Ormsby Mines.
Osisko Lak« Mines
1.84
Sep
3.05
Jan
Jun
111,020
76c
12c
12c
2,400
11c
Sep
90c
2,825
65c
July
19yac
11%
34%c
20C
4,668
18c
Jan
24c
Feb
11%
10%
34%c 39 %c
Jan
12%
Apr
19.499
30c
52c
37c
1.09
Jun
Sep
3.500
9.95
Apr
2.80 Sep
53c
July
4.20 Jan
65c
61c
65C
13,014
25,100
1.64
2.85
1.65
1,389
1.15
Jan
1.75 Aug
4,376
193,797
5.50
Jun
8.75
16c
Jun
5,966
15c
Feb
2.80
3.05
5.75
34c
32c
45c
20c
21c
Jan
10%c Jan
lie
11c
11c
8,550
1.44
1.29
1.45
91,418
ny2c
11c
13c
3,875
1.48
1.45
1.53
16c
4%c
3c
19c
20c
6,875
6,343
4%c
5c
22,000
57c
50c
50c
1
16c
16c
1
2.15
2.13
2.28
Mines
i
1
1
——
10.500
4,123 /.
40,603
80c
80c
85c
9,665
5C
5c
5%c
26,100
8c
9c
11c 11 %c
15,287
3,696
6.70
607
*
Westates
1
*
1
Petrol
Westburne Oil
West
Mines
Malartic
1.20 July
10c
Aug
1.35 July
Jan
78c
45c
Apr
Feb
Sep
22 %c May
21c
May
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%c Jan
May
50c. Sep
97c
Apr
Mar
22c
Apr
13c
1.35
Jan
2.29
Sep
6.50
6.50
14c
87c
87c
6,600
82c
6%c
13%c 14y2c
19,500
10,500
12c
93c
1.25
17,183
4,500
2.32
Jan
4.70 May
11,950
1.25
Jun
1.80 Apr
Beaver
Lodge
—
Willroy Mines
Wilshire Oil
1
1.42
1.42
1.50
1
2.12
2.10
2.12
1,800
Wiltsey Coghlan
1
16c 17 %c
64,400
5,400
321,103
2,378
—1
1
Larder
Winchester
Windfall
Yale
Lead
&
Young
Yukon
Zenmac
34c
500
27c
Aug
loy2c May
39c
Jan
15c
34c 48 %c
79c
79c
80c
8%c
8yac
8%c
500
5%c
5V2C
6c
6y2c
6%c
1.09
28,500
3,000
8,372
4c
Jan
5%c
Feb
Aug
58c
8c
Jan
14c
18c
July
Feh
8.20, Apr
29c
Jan
Jan
«c
18c
Feb
64c
July
July
71c
Apr
8c
Aug
5%c Jan
1.00
Jun
5%c Mar
6c
Feb
1.00 Feb
11c
Jun
9c
May
1.19
Feb
7%c
Feb
14c
Jan
1.07
-1
1
1
7%c
7%c
8c
12,900
4%C
4%c
4%c
3,000
3c
May
7%c Feb
+
Mines
42c
42c
800
"l 39c
Aug
47c
Jan
2oy2c
20c
21c
16,600
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
26c
39,450
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
23c
22c
issues selling in
the)
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(not
1
Zulapa Mining
Jan
Jan
Apr
5c
Feb
10c
2.50Mar
13c
1.08
-Feb
Consolidated
Metal
2.00 July
Feb
1
Mines
Yukeno
Jun
7c
1.35
*
—
Mines
(H G)
42yac
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Mines
5c
1
20c
Zinc
Yankee Canuck. Oil
Yellorex
16c
40c
Wright Hargreaves
Jan
45c
Apr
Feb
Aug
3.55
May
700
89c
12c
21c
1.21
17c
9,000
Jan
Jan
3.40
21c
5c
Mar
5%c Jun
Jan
Mar
7.00 Aug
1.24
55c
47c 48 V2 c
3.00 Mar
13c
3.45
Aug
4y2c
July
17c
2
July
4 %C
6c
Aug
8c
*
1
8c
3,000
Jan
3c
9 %c Mar
Western Decalta Petroleum
Western
10c
400
Feb
Jan
5y2c
87c
97c
70c
Western Mines
1,000
13c
l
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Feb
91c
14 %c Mar
82c
5.55
Petroleums
2.500
13c
10c
2,925
10c
11c
•
__
1.82
1.50 Mar
1
Mining
Wespac
12c
13c
*
Oleary Malartic ;
Opemiska Copper
1.66
I
1
9V2C
_■»
Mines
Mines!
Sep
27,060
5.65
Werner Lake Nickel
We
Obaska
Jan
9c
1.81
—1
Wasamac
9V2C
_•
...
53c
1.58
1
!
Mines
Violamac
34c
1
16,800
10,000
1.70
1
Mines
12c
20c
1
Beaucage
1.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
17c
1.000
37y2c 37yac
warrants!.
...
Mines
1.55
25c
,40c
27
123,588
25c
___
Mines
Nudulama
25yac 28yac
1
Exploration
Aug
44c
II,565
Goldcrest
Jan
Aug
3.25 Aug
Aug
33,646
North
Northern
15j/2C Mar
5c
Norpax Nickel
North
May
20yac Sep
41c
*
North
11c
25,586
16 %c
9c
2,715
25c
.1
91c
9%c
85c
Apr
6yac Mar
20yac
1
84c
9%c
27c
*
Reef
Vespar
_1
Mines
Normetal
14c
18,000
.1
Mines
Norlartic
Norlex
Gold
Jan
4,600
21,500
4yac
;
Jan
17c
i6yac
Mines
Norgold
16 %c
73,535
19c
1
—*
Fortune
Upper Canada Mines
Urban Quebec
Vandoo Consol Explor
14c
12c
Mines
8c
13V2c
Jan
85c
•
Mindamar
New
13c
21 %c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
Nisto
13c
10c
Mines
5Vac Aug
Sep
Sep
Apr
1
United
7y2c Aug
22 %c
Rouyn
6,834
1.89
July
14c
1
New Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Newnorth Gold Mines
Jan
Feb
Apr
15%cMay
Mar
1
"VTC"
Hill
United Oils
1.12
;
25c
1
United Macfie
4%C
1.69
Aug
Apr
60c
—1
1
*
1
Corp
Union Oil
15c
-
9C
Jan
1
4%c
18c
1
1.87
1.40 Aug
Apr
United
Mines
12c
7,000
1.66
1.65 May
36c
Apr
5.00
Jan
2,000
182c
Asbestos
3.60
5%c
70c
1
1
Buffadison
74c
36c
40c
1
United
3.60
Jan
62c
Gold
Tundra
United
July
5.35
4.10 Aug
19c
40c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Warrants
New
May
Apr
3c
i
•
3%c Jan
shares
*
Oil
5V2c May
19y2c Sep
1,000
Sep
/Jun
*
29c
13,900
4c
14c
6c
1
Jan
4c
Aug
27c
1
Ltd
Jun
25C 26yac
9c
1
Mines
July
25c
Jan
97.200
6.566
Trans Canada Exp
Tormont
7yac
Development
Holdings
Apr
16 Vac
29.050
Transcontinental Resources
43c
Jan
2.05
Fob
36c
Jan
25y2c Aug
5c
14c
iiy2c
Apr
9y2c
Apr
12c
2,000
Jan
1.70
9%o
:
*
27c
8,800
3.100
7c
1
——1
•
Mines..
Silver
Jan
128,233
5.675
held
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit
July
28c
23.200
33c
Apr
19V2C Aug
8c
IIV2C
21c
1.95
9c
*
1
Gold
Stockholders
4c
5yac
36c
Jan
Jun
1
1
——
9c
5c
Feb
Mar
1
4,300
10c ny2c
5.60
1
43,200
26yac
Apr
38c
Jan
16c
8.40
48%c
Mar
20c
.
'1.30 Sep
3.35 Mar
*
1
1
14c
26y2C
19c
2.000
Feb
1
—
2.25
Gold
.
11c ny2c
1
Gas
2.15
Concord
Newconex
1.81 Jun
1.24
Z
1.86
*
ll%C
ioy2c
Mines
Calumet
52,630
3.500
15.275
27c
24c
19V2c
1
Oils
2.25
Alger Mines
New
16c
,.5%c
24c
23c
Sep
24 %C Aug
Apr
7.25
1
ny2c
Mines
New
New
13%'c
'
Petroleum
1.01 May
5%C
14c
Exploration
National
Nealon
1.19
26c
-
1.21
Triad
Multi
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
?
Sep
98c
7c
Midcon Oil
45c
5%c
*
:
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
Sunburst Exploration
Sep
24C,
84c
Meta Uranium Mines.
Feb
1
Nickel
Jan
23c
90c
16c
—
&
Starratt
13y2c
Mar
Mines
Jan
Jun
20c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
-
Jan
6,525
Siscoe
9.15
;
7.20 July
7Vac
4.25
j.
Mining
10%c July
1
Apr
43 ¥2
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill
4.000
_50c
Southern Union Oils
1,385
-
12c
Silvermaaue
Jan
8,200
20yac 2iyac;
Jan
ny2c
Mines.
Standard
'Feb
9c
20 %c
9c
1
49c
48
6c
Jan
__50c
...
71c
Jan
-8c
•6,600
*31.648
Jun
1.24
July
8C
8y2c
5c
!——
___.J
Creek
12c
Jan
30c
463/4
31 %c
2.500
7%c Aug
J an
20%c Aug
May
18c
Feb
Mar
9c
.
6c
Silver Miller Mines
12c
48
_
Mclntyre
6c
Sigma Mines Quebec
23c
5,500
8.90
Jun
6c
5c
5.200
6c
1
API1
•
Consol
22c
1
5%c
10,800
68c
Jan
Apr
Satellite Metal
Feb
21,800
31,100
63c
32c
13c
50c
4c
11c
65c
10,450
39,400
Petrol
Gold.
Gordon
Z
12,400
1.00
23c
21c
6c
l
Freehold
15c
Jan
May
18%c
1
Security
■.
15
Feb
25c
Jan
1
Sheep
3ya
Feb
2iyac
Gold
Feb
11c
Aug
7y2cJuly
12c
11 y2
2.500
19.616
20c
1
Feb
12,500
1.55
__l
13c
12,100
1.00 Apr
Jan
13c
,
Jun
21 %c
__!
,1.00
:■!:' 3,090
8yac
Feb
July
1.15
1
May
15c
94 c
Sarcee
20c
14 y2
19c
1
Exploration
River
8j/2c Aug
300
—1
Z
Mines
Antonio
Sand
6 V2c
May
19c
41c 42 y2 c
Salem
San
76c
5,200
V
13%
Ryanor Mining
1.14 Jan
2.625
80c
Aug
May
1.42 July
14%
Mines
Consol
Rowan
2.55 Aug
3>/ac Aug
9»/2C
95c
Mar
Rockwin
'72c
15c
;:;ZZ
Feb
3.95
23c
,
Jan
8yac
i8yac
7%C
-
!
1.97
:
3.05 Aug
13 %c
Mattagami Lake
Mt
Feb
.6,321
!
1
:
Mines
Matachewan
Min
21c
9c
Mining Corp!
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mining
Athabasca Uran
2.49
19c
Maritimes
Mill
Rix
2.38
Marcon Mines
Midrim
Rio
Apr
JUly
19c
Jun
15c
.
_____
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
Marchant
Jan
13c
Jun
6c
Jan
4%c
__!_!__
Barvue
Manoka
•
1.15 Mar
48c
77c
1
Algom
Rupununi
4%C
—
1.45
1.75
May
6c
9c
1.40
Rio
16c
78c
8%C
Rexpar Minerals
80c
4%c
9c
Jan
4,333
4,500
74c
•
1
Jun
28,650
4%C
=
Macdonald
19%
Jv
18c
78c
Feb
Sep
92c
4%C
.
.
1.01
Reeves
88c
Mines..
Cons
Malartic Gold Fields—
2.675
Jan
2.40
Majortrans
1.38 r
19c
i6yac
Lake
85c
1.31
7'/ac Aug
3,500
.
Jan
1.38
2.44 Sep
Jan
88c
Mines 1
Cockshutt
54c
45c
*
1
—
Jun
11c
19,500
13,500
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Mar
7.400
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Feb
1.48
.!. 9,000
Lyndhurst Mines
38c
56c !
May
15
7,050
7%C
8.400
53c
43c
7c
I.810
7 Vac
Mines
Goldfield
Macdonald
1.65
45 y2 c
53c
39c
1.30
382
15 y2
1.65.
47c
1
May
25c
20.100
2.36
15
Gold
Uranium
Louvicourt
28c
2.06
8%c
Ore
Lac
Point
Lorado
25%c
28c
-
1
Raglan Nickel
Jan
29c
8.000
2.35
Lencourt Gold Mines
Liberian
■"
8V2C
Leitch Gold Mines
Little
30c 3iyac
30c
!
4.25 May
.
7.85
3.00
8c
12c
3,050
7.60
8.00
27,179
2.85
3.05
8c
9c
26c
26c 29% c
40q
40c
43c
6.50
•
28,575
\
7,500
,9.900
4,000
.
.
1.86 Mar
3.05 Sep
5y2cJan
3lc
May
20c
Jan
37c
May
33c
Jun
48c
Jan
regret that we do not have the space
to publish the
Foreign Market.
FOOTNOTES FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Odd lot sale (not included in year s range)
eBeUing ex-interest.'Flat |Pripe.
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi When issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
♦No
included
par
in
value,
year's
a
range).
dReferred
rCash sale (npt mrtuded in y
£
privileges, wa wnen.aeuvsrv^
•>
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1086)
42
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Inc5
Dealers
dealers,
inc.,
"Wd?n oJ bouShM.rXcaUd
furnished
quotation
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
anu oi
ranire
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
Fabien
Industrials and Utilities
Abbey Rents
C
Par
Calif Water
Service
9 y2
Calif
&
*
8
'
Corp
Albee
Inc
Fastener
Inc
Aid
3%
rl
6%
Canadian
Cannon
63
->
_
Organ
Co_
—
Carpenter
9%.
(L
E)
&
15%
Electric & Gas_4
29%
31%
9%
:10V4
Central
Indiana
Gas———-_5
22%
Chemicals Inc—
Natural
Gas
Central Louisiana
28 V.2
10c
Central
7%
>
Maine
Central
29
•27
28%
26%
4%
•;.
American
41%-y
41
Svc Corp—6
26%
28%
8%
9%
■5%
:
preferred
American
Sav
American
Ln
&
Co
National
Stores
Arkansas
Valley
Arkansas
Western
(A
Armstrong
Art
Inc
Metal
Frontier
Plastics
Arvida
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc
Associated Mortgage Cos—
Associated Springs
Atlanta Gas
8%
22%
28 Va
Atlantic Improvement Corp—25c
Atlantic Utilities Corp—•
11-1
Inc
->6%
,
40c
3%
Avis
Oil
&
5
1-11%
Co
1
Babcock Electronics
Baird
Atomic
Baltimore
Paint
&
Chem
Banlife
Corp
50c
Barden
Barton
•3%
:5
Inc—
Co
Basic Properties class A_J
Bates Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Baystate Corp
Beauty Counselors Inc
10
14 y8
1
13%
37%
1
42%
1
8y8
Belmont
Iron
...20c
Works
Bemis
Bros Bag
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway Inc
Bernz O Matic
Beryllium
& Son Inc__t
y4
8%
-91%
18%
12 %
18%
$1.25
Dixie
2oy4
Bohn
Business
8%
8
19%
Bolt
Beranek
Bon
Ami
;1
Dow
•
&
Newman
: %
(J)
Corp
Company
10c
Const
&
*
43
(W J)
Agency class
Business
Byllesby
Intl
Calder
45%
26
.
Express
23%,
29%
32%
90%
94
5
8ya
_i
*
27
32%
67%
7%
...
2.50
22
1
21
_8
23%
16%c
.12'%
5%
26%
39
41%
12%
—20c
13%
4%
51%
44.
2nd
Oil
Pulp
Field
&
Material.:
Paper. Corp
preferred
1
37%
Mexican
$1
Electric
Co
(Texas)
1
—
6%
*
2*%
,10c
14
Electronics
Capital-Corp
1
6%
30%'
11%
8
Mid-America
8%
Midland
17
18%
Miller
10c
•;
$1.25
preferred
Timer
Information
Infrared
for
24%
-.3
*
18%
19%
*
8%
1
7%
8%
Co
Hat
•
9%
10%
11%
1
_c_.
-
8%
1
Co
Precision
A
7%
1
Corp..
8%
"
8%
.
1
34
37Va
1
Bradley Co—
Miniature
3%
9Va
17%
18%
Bearings—
——
;—2
6
6%
25%
Minneapolis
Co———.1
41%
44%
28%
-
30 VU
27%
29%
10
34V2
-
37%
Mississippi Glass Co——,——10
Mississippi Valley Barge.—,—.1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
Missouri
Co———„—1
1
Corp
;
Industry
Industries
r"
401/4
38
24%
1
25c
11
12%
;
Gas
_
6
5
Utilities
"
15V2
14%
26%
28%
r
25%
27%
:•
3%
41/2
•
12%
;
3
3%
57%
611/8
4%
5%
13%
Insurance
Inc..•
Securities
Inc.
•
*
;
29
r
43%
Mohawk Rubber Company
;
22%
Monmouth
Intermountain Tel
17%
Co
171/4
Interstate
1
16%
17%
23 Va
24%
Interstate Engineering
Interstate Finance Co
26%
28%
9%
16%
10
10
International Bank of Wash—.1
Flavors & Fragrance'
50c
——1
.15%
—___
20%
Bakeries
■
1
16%
5%
Corp
41
Co
*
4%
Mite
6%
26%
Gas
International RRs & Weighing.l
International Textbook Co
.*
15%
s
Intermountain
Intl
7%
5%
Inter-County Tel & Teleg.4.16%
42%
Estey Electronics Inc:
Ethyl Corp class B
Line
*
34
Forms Inc..2.50
Oil Company—__10c_
Erie Resistor
2.50
10V4
a
—20
6%
Equity
Milton
26%
Q
Class
31%
*
8%
Mfg Co..
39%
Endevco Corp
Ennis Business
20%
Millipore Filter Corp^
*
1
19%
Corp...
*
£1
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co.
Pipe
Capital
Mid-States
Huyck Corporation
20
Corp
13%
13%
Inc
26 %
50c
11
12%
Co..2.50
24 V4
A_;
T.
23%
12
13.50
Business Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Inc
Elizabethtown Cons Gas—
Elizabethtown Water Co—
Coal
Utilities
Bros
Mills
14%
6
>'»■'
27%
*
Gas
Microdot
•
10
—.5
;
Miller
Head
13%
21%
25%
Light & Pwr Co com.*
24 Va
12%
Horn
12
5
22%
l
Elk
55%
11
Lines—1
A.l
Electronics Int'l Capital
1
53 Vs
50c
L
19%
42
.
54
28%
1
4%
,
7%
4%
Co
preferred.
Michigan
Inc—
Electrolux Corp
Electronic Accounting Card
"
27%
52%
Inc
Instruments
Electro-Tec rCorp
4%
6%
1
Fast Motor
Publishing
Metal Hydrides Inc
49%
Indian
Paso
3%
1
2%
Corp
;
12%
3
A
Melpar Inc
Milgo Electronics
Ilikon Corp
Income Properties
»
1
Corp
class
Pictures
13 V8
12
Co__i—^
Corp
1
12%
54%
Steel
17Va
11%
_1
Coke
1
20%
Ltd—
18%
16
Coal.&
Hug.oton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co__^
11
Corp
15 Va
17 %
Company
Meredith
16%
'
40'A
14
Medallion
4%
-y
9%
38
Maust
9%
22%
/
*
.24.50
;
19%
Electro
'
"
19%
Hudson
51
—
Eitel-McCullough Inc.—
,
5%
28%
39%
7%
10%
Matheson
47%
18
5
Industrial
14%
>'
4%
Houston
Gas
Indianapolis Water Co
401/2
18%
1
Natural
Inc
McLouth Steel Corp
15%
~y
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Company Inc
1
Mastan
5%
Corp
House of Vision
Houston
32%
Marsh
18%
1
9
6%
8%
Industries
.
13Va
8%
2
McClennan
-
■?< 4%
12
1
25c
9%
&
L
8%
3%
;
1
,
,.43%
1
Electronics
-4
14%
8
1
Ins
Inc
35V4
13%
—8
-
'£
9%
Marmon Herrington Co
Marrud Inc
Merchants
1
Co
,
Products
McLean
!
46%
48
13%
Enterprises
73%
5%
•
-
"41%
41
F)- Co__—_33%c
& Electric
58
8%
39 '/a
—.—1
:(E
Gas
Capital Corp.
Markite Corp
'•
Shoppes Inc
Corp
Maxson
25%
.10 V4
"29%
54%
*-
r——
4%
lc
9%
"27%.
23%
17%
2%
1
8V4
38%
.22%
Maxam
.
7%
1%
Inc—
17%
6%
8%
r
14%
15V4
Marine
11%
44%
:
,,
12 Va
.36 V4
1
t;
27%
•
:>
•;
:'92%
13%,
11%
.
Manufacturing Co.l
140
5%
89 %
1
-
7%
14 Va
Maradel
4%
16
6%
1,
25
A__25
48
Magnetics Inc
15%
10%
45
1
MacDonald
43%
135
18
—^—2
Madison
"11
3%
16%
Drug Stores Inc
Macco
11%
f. !■*
Inc——1
Lynch Communications Sys Inc.l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
59%-
40
1
:
20%
*
38
class A
27%
24%
Va
14%
Land
70
30%
•
5
25%
2
••20
16 >4
1
.18%
5i/4
5
Hot
:[<*,*
10 Va
24%
•>—•—
Lucky Stores
Ludlow Corp
r
93
Mfg Co
*
Holiday Inns of America—1.50
Home's
20%
.
317/8
9%
.i—2.50
Lone Star Steel Co
Longs
6%
'89%
Hobart
Co
:
'15
1
(DC)
Hoover
-
*
Henry's Drive-in' Inc..—
I_*
Hewitt-Robins 5% preferred—10
Horizon
5%
29%
22%
Lowe's Companies Inc.
19%
Inc
'42%
13%
45 y2
Heath
9%
18
Publications
1
Edg.ewater
7%
IlOc
6%
4%
see page
8%
.'•/
"/
,
13 Va
—*
Forms
'
6%
31%
2.50
^
Inc
Inc
19%
!:
I
12
50c
Inc
19 Vs
1
'
447.«
•.
29
50c
—
Londontown
43%"
»
*
13%
Indiana Gas & Water Co
15 «/4
19%
footnotes,
3A%
64
.
1
1
Shoe
Cons
10%
29%
27
8%
>
$
.
14%
Company
22%
16
io«
25%
39
Co
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Loblaw
14 %
8%
->40
Harrington & Richardson ,Inc._T
Hearst
738
:
5%
Business
Littlefu.se
11%
17%
1
Loan Corp
—^.1
Real Estate Trust
1
lEli) & Co Inc B_/_
5
Lilly
•
40 %
6%
-13
9
18%
Liberty
Liberty
5%'
.'38
—l
20%
18%
14%
Inc
> p%
Hanover
-
12%
10%
2.50
—2.50
Co
Press
Inc
Lewis
8%
*
Handy & Harman
Mining
Lehigh
18%
.
Blower
Lenox
18%-
7%
»
Inc..
"9%
35%
17%
14%
2
Va
Handmacher-Vogel
:_5
.
30%
17%
10
:
Leeds & Northrup Co
-.22%
A._10c
;
Eckerd Drugs of Fla
10c
Economics Laboratory Inc.™_1
El
__i
CorpIII
4
—2 y2
1
—
Inc-j.L_^
Edgcomb Steel - Co.
r
—5
Edgerton Germ & Grier——1
.9%,
1.50
—
27'/a
——1
—'.
29
8%
Co
Steel
Leece-rNeville
•22%
.,17%
1
Ecuadorian
Detective
8
——1
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21%
9 %
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19%
11%
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
22
8%
Hajoca Corp
Hanna
Lau
7%
•
28
8%
33
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^
1
California Interstate
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California Liquid Gas
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42%
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1
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■
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11%
56%
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23%
1
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8%
21%
1
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Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
52 Vs
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10
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;
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45%
49
20
5
Burns
12%
7%
5
Morrill
3%
60 3 8
20
Dynac<jlor Corp
Eazor
23%
1
•
25%
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7
22
Mat
33%
.57
■
Eastern Racing Association.—*
Eastern
Utilities Associates—10
3
1
Brockway -Glass Co Tnc—•
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Brown
Engineering Co
Browning Arms Co—
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brunswig Drug Co...
;
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19 %
11 y4
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Brown &
Burnham
31
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■
14%
:
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preferred
Inc
Latrobe
53a
Hamilton
Inc
Dymo Industries Inc
9'/a
25
Bridgeport Gas Co———.;
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
British-Amer
Bush
,_1
Hamilton Mfg Corp
lc
Inc.
13
-
5Ve. convertible
Lance
12%
4%
15%
19%
Lake Ontario Portland Cement
332
11%
6%
18
preferred—---5
Co
305
1
41 %
18%
18
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14%
common—^,—1
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6
10 Va
16%
Inc
12%
5%
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Cosco
10%
8%
.11%
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Hamilton
11
23%
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"39%
4%
18%
preferred
17
10
21%
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25%
7%
29%
44%
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Gyrodyne Co
-
14%
23%
7%
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Bradstreet Inc
Duriron
26%
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Dura
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Gulf
10
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Drackett Company
Dravo Corporation
Drew Properties class A
Drexel Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
Dunham
8 y8
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54%
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13%
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Boston Capital Corp
Boston Herald-Traveler
6%
,
18%
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27%
1
Inc
Inc..—
20%
V17%
1
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Dunlap
19%
Krylon Inc
Corp^—3%
Capital Inc
Interstate
Glass
35%
21%
Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
; 19
Growth
.
35%
33
20%
9%
42%
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18%
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2.50
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Downtowner
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1
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6
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10
16%
Bridge
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Dinettes
Dixon
-
27i/4
1
Grosset
10
6%
.—5
Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
L
A
Kromex Corp
Tool—2
Estate
Co
:
5%
4%
Brick
Power
Real
26%
24%
Inv—1
Fire
Mount
Greenfield
•;
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5
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Green
7%
12%
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Diversa
307/s
25 y4
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41%
28%
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65 y2
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6 %.--■
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Bibb
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39
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Diebold
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62
1
Berkshire Gas Col
Foods
Real
Crystal Salt
Dictaphone Corp
87/a
9%
25
Co——
7%
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45
16
5
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40 y4
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Detroit & Canada Tunnel
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Detroit International
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10
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1
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1
Kingsport Press Inc..
1.25
Kingwood Oil Co
—1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co..
2
8%
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Government Employees
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2
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6%
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4%
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8%
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61%
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1
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9%
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class A_-^50c
Delta
5
7%
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Airmotive
6%
21
8%
16%
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Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Becton Dickinson <■& Co——.
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Co
V
10%
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16%
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Kendall
7
31%
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33%
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5
23%
141/2
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22%
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23 %
10 %
1
1
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17%
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29%
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^1
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9%
62%
4
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15
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Cummins Engine
Curtis Electro Corp
...
22%
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12%
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14
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8
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.
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17%
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4%
7%
16 y8
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Avon
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Cowles Chemical Co
5
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4
18%
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17%
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Cosmo Book
20 •/«.
9%
Rock
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Coral
39%
9%
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11%
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General Aniline & Film
A—*
General Automative
Parts
*
17%
37%
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1
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1
Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas Co_5
Kay Windsor class A__
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Cook Electric Co
*
21 %
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+1
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.
7%
'16%
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*
8
20c
Gateway Chemicals
Gem International
151/2
6%
7%
11
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchum & Company Inc.
1
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General
Continental Trans Lines—
29 Va
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14%
5 V4
6%
9%
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4%
.
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1
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21%
2
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11
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Kalvar
9%
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10 Va
Device
Continental
17 Va
5
6
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14%
11%
1
Garland Knitting Mills
1
Continental
24%
,*
*
7 Va
9%
4%
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G-L Electronics
9%
27
6%
9
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Garlock
—
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30%
16 %
8%
9 Va
4% /
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36'/8
25
8 Va
10%
8%
9
California
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28%
7%
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&
7%
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1
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—
$1.46
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2 50
Furman-Wolfson Corp
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of
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63
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Consolidated
7%
8
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Consolidated Credit class B
5%
7
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17 Va
10
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Atmos-Pak
17 Va
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Telephone Co_10
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29%
7
33%
Computer Control Co Inc
*
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8
5%
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11%
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16
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58 Va
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18%
15%
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81%
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Frito Lay Inc
22
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30 7
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10%
10c
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11%
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15%
13%
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10%
15%
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Oil
55 y4
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7%
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5c
Inc
Inc
20%
8 y2
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18%
77/R
*
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E
Jones
20
28% ;
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28 %
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13%
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3%
46
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20
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17%
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wiae
27%
Colby Inc
Jerrold
15
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55 Va
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18%
7%
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12%
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2%
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19%
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%
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8%
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41%
55%
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16%
26 y2
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14
1
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Fleming Co
Foster Grant
5%
1
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Governor .Co
Foods
19%
18
18
(NJ)__—1
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5y8.
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19%
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Jane
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38%
6%
common
a
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Japan
9%
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7%
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18
21%
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(Chas)
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6%
81/2'
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1
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9%
21
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52%
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cl
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Union
Interstate
4
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Corp
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74
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Colorado
-24%
Aqua-Chem Inc
1
Colonial
3Vb
Inc
(Florida)
Business—1
9 %
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Anelex Corp
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Anheuser-Busch
Small
Jackson's
91 %
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86%
First Natl Real Estate
Trust.—*,
First Repub Corp of Am cl
A__1
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25%
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26%
23%
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4
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Collyer Insulated Wire Co
Assn—33Vic
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29
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23%
Coleman
21%
20
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418%
16%
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27
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Class
5%
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42
38%
1
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Ask
381/2
First Lincoln Financial
First Mortgage Investors:
First
39%
Securities
Preferred
41
6
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& Plastics—1
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5%
-5%
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'39%
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First
10
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Musical
Citizens
19%
38%
Maize Products Inc—*
4%
3%
,
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of
Chattanooga
59 %
18
American
American
Charles
Chicago
12%
iiy4
56%
American
.
Electric Co—5
Power
Telephone
Vermont
Cent
1
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American
American
Conn
24%
26 y4
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co—
1
Heritage Publish—25c
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
v
16%
Illinois
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American Furniture Co
9%-;j
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cl A-l
Co
8%
Cascade
50c
Express
7%
Cary
8%
Electronic Labs
8% '
6%
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First
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——
8
12
13%
American Financial Corp
5%
24 Va
7%
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4%
34%
12%
—
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-
71/4
31%
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85y2
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6%
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—
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5%
81
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87%
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—
American Air Filter
82
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common.-
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11"
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Allied Radio Corp——1
Allis (Louis) Co
--10
Alloys & Chemicals.—
1
Allyn & Bacon Inc—
50c
Altamil Corp
—---—50c
Alterman Poods Inc—
2.50
Allen
20%
7%
'
10
Pepsi-Cola—-.-—50c
Allegheny
B
18%
5%;
'7
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6%
—-1
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Alico
5
54%
r
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Financial Corp
11%
5%
—1
Metal Mfg Co
Fieldcrest Mills Inc..
8%
10%
A
Fiat
15'%
8
1
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Capital Products Corp
—50c
Capital Southwest Corp——1
7%
8
51%
—-—-10
—
Class
J
12:
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Mills
14%
—2
Superior Ltd
Cannon Electric I
7%
Homes
Alberto Culver
22%
;Bid
1
50c
Financial
Federal
32%
21%
—1
Cameo
Cameo
1
Mnsnethermic
Corp
*
v——*
Ajax
30%
1_.
14%
28y4
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Farrell
121/2
Par
Inc
Corp
Lanes Inc class
Far
Ask
Bid
—12y2
Telep
14%
13%
41/a
__—
Airwork Corp —J.
Water
25 %
•'
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Aerovox
Par
9%
■
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1
Acme
1
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc
—10c
Fair
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•:
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Bid
9
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,
request
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,
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.
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Executone
v
.
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composed of securities
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national
distribution.
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"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
distribution primarily in the Eastern
region.
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following bid and asked
The
.
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l
22
20%
r
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7%
27%
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43
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-
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29%
r
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141/4
19%
'
10%
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Moore Products Co
1
22
24 Va
1
8%
'. 29%
31%
10
10%
Morrison
Knudsen
Morse Shoe
5
10
10%
Morton
Interstate Vending Co__
s
1
Investors Diversified Service A.l
Ionics Inc
1
237
10c
"3%
4%
Iowa
Public
3
61%
64%
Iowa
Southern
Service
Co
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10%
11%
248
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22%
Co.-
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13%
20%
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27
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12%
15 %
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14%
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Monroe Auto Equipment
1
Moog -Servocontrols—
1
Moore Drop Forging Co—
1
Moore-Handley Inc..
_1
1
Interstate
Construction..*
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"Inc
Co Inc
Inc —L
Foods
Inc
Morton
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Safe
Co
10
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———
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1
17%
91/4
8%
9(4
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23%
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21%
Co———*
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54%
57V2
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5
27 %
28%
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10
25(4
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Cookie
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•
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31 Va
28%
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198
Number 6299
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Narragansett Capital
Narrow
Fabric
Nashua Corp
Co__—
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Ask
•
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Drilling Co
25
,
27%
Savin
Business
National
Aeronautical
1
15%
16%
Cleaning Contractors_l
16'/4
17%
Scantlin
18%
Schaevitz
22%
Schlitz
Corp__l
16%
Corp
Corp.:—-1—50c
Development_lc
National Gas &
207/a
Oil
National
Homes
National
Patent
National
Corp
Products
Periodical
National Propane
Nesbitt
(John J)
8% >
25%'
r
New York Airways Inc_i._j._i-^1
N^w York Trap Rock
8
■
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ft/ft
Inc——•
3%
4
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& Sons
class
Y-93u
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Sea
Pak
Sealed
Corp
50c
r— _—
Power
y
—
Corp—^!^ t
-
Sel-Rex
-
Penn
9%;
N6xema
Pub
Service
Chemical
Nuclear
Co
Co—3
class
Chicago; Corp:
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30%
-
1
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Nuto'ne'InC■ /;■•>•„ =>.1
Njitronics. Ink;
^5
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Shawmut
Ocean Drill
>•25%'.:;
Shepard Niles-Crane
Shulton
Service
Co
_^_10
34%
Recovery Corp—lc
1%
Oklahoma Cement Co—11%'fi/
Okla Miss River Prod Line_!-/lc ;
6%"
Old Ben Coal/Corp,--/—5
35%
Onyx Chemical Corp^i-^i'-*—.1*
26%
'2(4
.
Originala Inc
Otter
Power
Co
class
A—__25c
Finance
Co__
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Ozon
Products
•
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Brewing
-25 'ft
—
CaUIi;
Pacific Airmotive
Corp
Pacific Far East Line Inc
Pacific
Pac
Smucker *(J
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36%
1
50%
Gamble
19% >
•
7%
28%
Savings & Loan Assn_18c
19
36
Vegetable Oil Corp——5
Package Machinery Co—!—„10
> 13
Instrument
Co——:
! 15%
14(4
13%
Pargas
Inc.
-
Inc—
Parkview
Paterson
Parchment
Patterson
Pauley
"
Dental
Pennsyl Real
Penobscot
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England
—2
Estate
Inv
Southern
Union
Southwest
$1
9Va-
18%
8%
Inc.:——i_"_i
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Southwest
10
Chemical Fibre Co—1 .97/n
P6psi-Cola'Bottling
Spector
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Corp(
Philadelphia
Photon
\
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!
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(H K)
Inc——-5
Portland Genl Electric Co__7%!
y
27 Va
Potter
Co
of
Instruments
Premier
Co__ii„25c
Industrial
Primex
Equities
Printing. Corp
-
Corp—___1
Corp—:
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20%
:
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14%
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Wayne-George
Sons' cl;
35%-
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Co:
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34%
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20
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Producers Cotton GiU_!u—115%
17
Xtra
25 3,a
Products
Research
Professional
Golf
Pubco
Svc
Co
50c
1
7%
" '1 ,4
27%
:
Public .Svc. C& of New Mek_^^_5
: Public
Svc
of
Publishers
No
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.
Teleflex
•
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25c
32 y^,
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34 Va
,
Inc
__40c
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc——♦
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp—
X
Purex' CorP Ltd- —r,—_I__!•
3%
34 Vn.
10(4
32%
.
Puritan Fashions Corp
TeDx
41/4
.
Inc
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37%
s': 11%
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27%
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24%
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.
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32. ■'
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Remco
Industries
Renwell
♦
Revere
50c
12 (4
13
-
8%
1
Company—12»/2;
Ridge Tool Co class A—L——*
Riley Stoker Corp
3
—
27(4
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1
35.%
1-
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CO-:-—-v———1
Engineering Corp_75c
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&
Co
1
(A H)
Rocket Jet
Rockwell
Mfg
Co
—2%
Rose Marie Reld Inc_-—1
Rotron
Mfg Co__—:
5c
Rowe Furniture
Corp
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;
Royal Dutch Pete—-33% florinsRoyal Industries Inc_
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Rucker
Co
—.
Rudd-Melikian
Russell
Rust
Stover
Craft
»
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Candies
Grating Cards
1-
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29
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23
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62%
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32%.
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13(4
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Transogram
82 ;
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10
40%
15%
Safran
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San Jacinto Petroleum
Corp1
Sanders Associates class A—_1
17 Va
7%
footnotes,
Trico
3%
38
15%
,
8%
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Products
;
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Gas
El
44.
27
1
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Ask
197/a
3%
11%
4%-
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8%; ft;
;
24%
57 V*
Manufacturers
46%
50 ('a
Maryland
9%
26%'.
Meadow
155% v
59%' '
160%
62%
Mellon
-
&
Southern
■"•
94%-'
V
Montclair
Morgan
n
of
59%
56%
of Phila_10
62
Trust
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21Va
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.
First
&
55
ft
59 V,
&
62%
Republic
43(4
Rockland
30%
3%
1
of
Bk
Sav
&
Bk__10
(Chic)—20
&
Tr Co_10
County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
R. I^_-»——10
Providence
Industrial
<
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Circuit_i1
Illuminating Co
Bank &.
(Phila)———-5
20
23
18%
;
19%.
Street
Bk
22%
70
65 Va
10
78
Phila
10
81%
/
50
57V4
Bank
83%
86%
36%
38%
55 Va
.il2%
58%
Albany———10
B
88V4
83V4
Bank
of
44
&
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(Conn)_10
(Boston)_10
'
(New
York)f_-
48
■
•41%
39%
*
70
66 ' ./
—15
317/a
30
11%
12%
(Los
Angeles),—7.50
78%
81%
Commerce
Bk (Cleve)_10
44%
47%
Maryland_10
(Boston) 10
71%
40%
74%
43%
Bank
Trust
Union
Co
of
,
52 /
60 Ce
States Tr Co
United
States
Valley
Nat'l
Trust
Bank
(N
of
L
76%
I
5
Winston-Salem
66 ('■
Wells
West'n
Fargo
N
45 Va
69%
66 %
45
47%
f:
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41 ft;
Co—10
43
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80
42%
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Valley Natl Bk '(Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_10
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co /'
86
.
10
(Wash)
of
United
;56
62 V2
Co
&:Tr Co (N Y)__10
Trust Co of New Jersey—'—2 Va
Union
V
>;
29%
27%
Trade Bank
33
33
ft172
68 Va
5
89%
55%
52
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
National Stock Exchange
Range for Week Ending Sept. 13
1"
Prlday
V
STOCKS
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11-
5%
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12
5%
6%
.
Alnslle
-
97%
18%
20%" /*
23%
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ft.
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Wire
&
Chemical
9
9%
11%"
12%
-
41% »
■
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4%
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do———
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4.00
10c
25c
Nashville
V
Industries
Corp—
—
1,500
1.90
10c
T
4.70
1.90
100
45c
50c
3,800
4.30
4.50
1,300
;
10c
1.20
2.70
200
30c
1.90
1.20
Aug
Jun
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.20 Feb
1.50 July
1.10 Apr
—
/
1.90 Mar
4.50 Sep
50c
Jan
1.50
20c
20c
300
20c
Sep
30c
30c
30c
200"
25c
Mar"
40c
,
Jan
Feb
Mar
Aug
Jar
1.20
1.40
700
1-60
9.60
3.80
50c
Apr
1.20
;•,
High
tv*
May
1.80 Aug
35c
—
25c
50c
n
1.10
—
1
Range Since Jan. 1,
I
4.00
„
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Wells
Week
High
95c
Coastal Caribbean Oils—45c
Colorado Insurance Service•
;
Electronics—^
Development Corp—
Sales
for
Shares
—
1
Mining Corp—-—
Leasing Credit Corp class A
MSI -Corp—-
27%
Pwnge
of Prices
Par
,
Corp——_i—
Ansonia
.
25%;-
25y2
Week'*
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Sale Price
4%'
5
3%
Bank
National
30%
21 ,•>
30%
37%
35
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Union
82
Co—20
Trust
Los
72
Lincoln
Rochester
1
68%
48%
57
10
39%
l
:
79%
103
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192,.
7
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
54%
•
of
Trust
Natl
State
33%
76
N
65V4
62
Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
Carolina
Nat'l Bank
(Charleston)
s._5ft.
33%
104
46Va
j
80V4
185
C_25
Security
Valley
Co
25 (/a
4
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Bank
State
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43%
South
121%
31%
ft,
•32%
59V4
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93(4
10c
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44%
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77
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(Dallas)_12
Bank
Natl
First
State
5
-
;
45%
109
.
of
Union
1st
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138
19%./
34%
-
9%
i
Tr
Louis
Natl
Irvirig Trust Co (N> Y) ——10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
(Trust Co (Philadelphia)—-10
41%
3
50c
Harris
-Trust
i";
28%
.
-
St.
Seattle
Hudson
29%
1.8%
-
Natl Bit
Hartford Natl Bank
27.%;;
.'
65%
Security
I
44Va
*
Second
First". Westchester Ndtl Bank
Franklin
Bank
97
32
56%
41V4
Bank
Y)._
Royal National
83'A
Rochelle,..
N
Royal
118%
47%
46%
Bank
65V4
43
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.
44
20
—1"-
Wash
of
54%
42
69 ft
45
—5
(Chic)-
J)
Bank
Bk
77(4
*
N
Natl
93 %
Natl'City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)!_5
Girard Trust Corn
Natl
Riggs. Natl
•73'/4
104%
Bank
..
53%
Bk-10
(Philadelphia)
74
Trust
New
Trust
80(4
Cnty_25
38 Va
56%
(Suffern
St Louis——10
10
Bstn_12%
Tradesmen's
50%
(Jersey CityV_ 10
48
35%,
/
.
+
30V4
61%
Dallas—10
44 •>
of
5
Provident
62
56%
Philadelphia National. Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank,—10
45 Va
•;/-
65%
52%
7.50
& Trust Co.ll
Cof
(Hackensack
103
70
;
Natl
11
62
Newark—6.25
Natl
Trust
8
w-12.50
of
of
Carolina
Cbicago__20
of
Bk'
Bk
71%
'32
<fe
Essex
Merchants
Bo'ston_12%
of
of
of
State
%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
58'A
99
Bank
Jl
to
Jersey Bank
& Trust
-
of
7%
;
23%
Bk
Natl
Shawmut
Northern
6i%:
327
x45 V4
Bank
•122%
(Clever
IN'>J)
Eng
North
62%
58%
316
56 %
Natl-Bank
Co
New
45
-
Natl
(N
New
57
119%
9
Co
Albany)-,
Newark
Banking
Natl
(Rich) 10
48%
Community Bank
National
dorii)neritai-lill JNajt >Bk<fe
(Camden N J) /•_,!——6 (4
Bank (Atlantat_,;,-10
Natl Bank Maryland
10
1
Bank
Rutherford
76
19%
Co
National
<•
72%
"(Mlnni-10
45%
25
City
52 (/a
Trust-5
&
Commercial
51%
8V2
York,:
National
88
:
48 '/2
1
Guaranty: Trust
New
ft
Detroit—12%
36%
First
Bank
(NJl
28%ft
84%
48%
6.25
Westchester_5
393
Fidelity, Uiilon Trust^^ C ft/ (.
ft '
(Newark).
——5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
Y—
of
52%
Camden Natl Bk
N
of
49%
Corp
Nat'l
/•■
Louis)_12.50
of
Bank
34%
Stk
(St
Bank
95
380
Merch Nat Bk
Tr
87%
.27
10
National
Commercial Bk of North Amer,5
First
94%,";;
Trust
National
'
-10%
■
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5
90
91%'"
—
Bank
59%
84 %
97 Va
•
87%
Commercial,Trust CC'^N J(—10
Connecticut Bank & Tr. Co^-12 %
Connecticut Natl Bank———5
First &
31 ;;
56%
Bank
&
National
National,
___—,10
(Savannah)
6 • '*
58^
Chase Manhattan Bk <N. Y-i'_12%
40%:.
'
Natl
Bank
>>12%
First
-
Brook
Natl
>11%
Bank
33%
T_15
&
Jersey Bank & Tr Co—
Central NatL Bank of Cleve—16
Central
Bk
Ask
29 Va,
Bank
Cnty Natl Bk
Natl
Bid
—10
Hanvr. B
National
Monmouth
Centl-Penn
f
_5
52%
14%'
5(4
United Investors of Del A
^
4%
12
31 %
(Buffalo)
69%
49%
Golconda
United Artists Theatre
•;•.
9%
18%
-
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Trust- Co
Camden
First Natl Bk of Passaic
8 %'i:-::
32 y2.
-2.50
United
,)
.
19%
6%
Par
Long Island Trust-Co
"166
Bank
First Natl Bank
32.y8
20 •
i
281/2
Pwr_—2.50
Inc__
4
•...>
3%
——*'
Merchants
1, 5%
—
38 y2
'.'21" Brands InC—
8%
42%
_
lc
Uarco Inc
,j
6%
if,
10%
1
Mfercantile
Co
First Natl Bank
21% ' <
->
27
Corp__„
&
Inc.—
40%
First
12
Express——__1
Lt
(Earl)
Tektronix Inc (———
53
St Louis—20
Bk
Trust
First
-
,
25 y2
-__l
Tropical Gas Co
60"%
1
4 j'va
Co
-
10%
>::6%-.
Line_60e
Inc—
Motor
20%
3%
>
38 %
Natl
St
First
25%:.
::6%
*
91
Specialties^-^.-—_10c
Co
■!,
25%
1
Mills-—
66%
First Natl
15%
>9(4;
•
System—1„
Pipe
?
7%
'
2\
18%
"Adrs"
Financial
>40%::,;
"
.12%
:1, 7%C..
i
30
Co——i-i—5
8%
•
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_
Treesdale Labs Inc__;
11
2%
40
Transnort
4%
__1
For
_i
Vz '/<■
16%
15%
—
"
"
Investing A—"t-'r
preferred
.,.25- •
Transcontin^nt TV class B,_2.50
6
3%'
17
Capital
Printing Co__
16
4%;
Corp_i2__—1
Gas
'..
:
23(4
.
1.
—
(Phila)—5
Broad
First
36%
Indus-5(18%
Toy si n c
Transcontntl
Ltd
Russell
.
i- 70%; i
:• : 27%
•- -
: 24
Transcont
28%
27
14%
Louis
•
6
,
/
(4
Manufacturers & Traders
(N Y)——10'
Commerce
•
8%
97/8
-
Towmotor "Corp .iliiiiill':
Trans-Air
System Inc--—__10c
Transcontinental Bus
44%
,_J
St
Y
6y2
14" !
Inc——1:.
Inc—
Trans-Coast Inv
48(4
■
8%
Ask
Bid
159
43 %
■'1
-' 11 %' J
1
vi—1":,
Timely Clothes inciij^-——YlO's!
Toledo Scale
►v
8
17% v
56%
*.
Par
13v
22 %
——^,6
Federation Bk & Tr Co
-.;
,
25V2
Tidewater Marine Service,—_—l
Time Inc
-Tonka
27%
28%
19
1
1
3%
J2,,
(N Y)_10
14%V
Tip-Top Products class A—«„_1
Tobin Packing
Co;.,-u—
Tokheim Corp —•
5
:
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Johnsbury Trucking Co__— 1
St
■
37%
;
Mills Inc
3%^' 25%;y
Roadway Express Inc——25c
27 '.v
':Rpbbi-ns & Myers Inc_—--«••!. 55
Robertson
'
:
39 y8
River Brand Rice
Roberts Co
.-
,.9%
37
•
9
...
Coc.—-v8(4
Richardson
-
51.
47%''
10
Corp
1 (
3%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co--10
-.
13%
*
11%
-
Inc>—Y^-llc/
Construction-
341/2 !
29%
6%
Company
Hitachi
-ll%
;
13%
"
Racing Assn Inc-1—-*
Rexach
•
Inc_.
Industries
"
•',*
♦
Zero Mfg Co,
Livestock
>:i 5%
9%
25%
Thompson . (H IV Fiber Glass—*.»:
77/a
Thriftwav Foods Inc—i_—2'(; >.13%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co__——V ,. 38%
,
25%
16%
Zurn
12%
X59%
i\
-
34%
i.i-i»_i!(.—1
Furniture
24'%
27%
Zonolite
17
-TL/
.' ft.Co
(Chicago)' ft,/————
County Trust Co (White Plains
N e "wYork) /
-:— -5
Crocker-AnglO Natl Bk (S F),10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_rw_—50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
ii 8%i i
5
Inc„i—-"_-i-i ■> 20
Chemicah Inc—1— 5
Therm-O-Disc
3% J
—1
Ask
58 V? /
25%i >
6% Vii.
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X.
66
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Terminal Transport Co
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Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp—___1
Texize
)
20%
3%
5 : i 7%
^
Industries
9
'y'X''V^r-i
6%
11%
>•
8%
♦
Lines
Or
19
6
"
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5(4 (:
8%
Corp.
15%
(Newark )_25
Bank of New York,—: i-/-j-40
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)__—10
(.
,241/8 •'
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of
"Citizens
20%
18%
——1
——
Gas
•
26
4%
Corp
25c
Freight Lines
1
Transit
Zayre
•
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
iu 22%:,:
■
gg -
Texas American Oil
Corp—10c
Texas Industries
34%
9%
8%»'
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1
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One William
,
3:93
•
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3.58
12.91
,^
71
Ins.2-.50 V 23%. •>
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5-:'46y4
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Employees'Ihsur. (D C)—4 - 80 >>
..Gov E"mploY ,Life Ins'. (D C)_1.50 'i?'.81 «•->:>'
9.97
,
19.90
Energy
Fund
6.80. .•>
4.64
8.01.
York
Nucleonics
12.98
5.06
■
-V->10,
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V, Georgia
*
:
Investment Corp—_1
Trend
-1.
-.4.25..
Horizons
■
Fidelity
Stock
Western
Northeast
63.24
9.37:;
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Forster
&
.Franklin
17.44 "•»
13.08
7.33
;;
Union
1
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AA
;
126%
^
Fidelity BankCTs-Life'Iris—"r 16%> V 17-%-1
fidelity #5 Deposit- of Md^^^5;>>77^>>-';8il.f^r
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775 >
835
Firemen's Fund (S'F)_^___/l.25
34%
36%
•
9.10
—50c
_.
24^28
.
.
6.22
.
,
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-
'7.49
10.63"
—50c
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Electronics
<•
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'
'
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.
Series
Growth
National
lnc^-r.————1 ■'/. 18.31
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v
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Stock
,>
21.96
11.88 I
———25c
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&
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.
r -
V3.03
2r97
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1
Ins
>
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New Hampshire Insur ail ce,.5
>
35%
r.-.
Co—— 5 «,-■*; 76%'.
(DC)_ll—2-j. 58- v
Eagle Fire In& Co (NJ)—"-1,25 v,
Eastern Life-Ins • Qo of, N
Employers Group .Assoc_—C
Employers .Reinsurance/Cprp-l5.
Federal. Insurance Co—T_J—y._4
,
10.93:
11.97,
1
Sextes—
Dividend
Preferred Stock Series
20.87
62.61
Theory Invest Fund
Dreyfus Fund
^."SfOl
"}
.;
New
1
Inc-1
National
"•
6.85
Investment Fund—1.
Shares
Dividend
Dow
Fund Inc
Stock Fund
Growth
Diver
•
Income.
—
Diversified
33
Line
.National
17%
•*
y,
•-..9.61
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y
..
•17.00
2 2.'44
*
New
Investment Inc
Income Fund-—1
10.48
a 15.38
1
Series:
Casualty
Insurance
Criterion
'
Series.——!„L
Bo;id
-
40^50.
*—
v
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7.64 7;
a
,
4.64
i_l r
Series— >r.
Securities
>v. Balanced
18.55
,
yCorp
431/2
28 %
Co—>—5/-158-
Continental Assurance
:
,
12.90 '•
.9.96
T-
t
Investors
-
-National
11 A3
20.12
Western
Crown
National
Continental'Ainei< Life Tns
17.14 V
15.72
•,
120
(Ark)
Accident
&
Old
•„I26%
>•
/*15%
Insuf ,;Co"of "NY/.2
Nat'l
75 %'.
81%
■
>136% /;
•
,
26.00
> 9,56
Securities Co Inc4
Wide
Nation
yiiA6i
:
Corporate Leaders Trust
v>•'
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10.98
•
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•
-6.97;
>
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-
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^Mutual. Shares; CGrp>il_-_lL—J'l>
Mutual Trust Shares———____ 1/,,
1.66
--—£--1 V al.69
•10.05
I Commonwealth Income Fund—1
y.Y:;..r/.
I
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Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1 W. 10.48
Commonwealth Investment.—1 .:% 10.1846.97
Commonwealth Stock. Fund,—1
Composite Bond
Stock'.?;?.
*1.9.66
Fund Inc _iiQ^---_r------50c
8.84
Composite Fund Inc'——-,:
-1
al3.27
Concord Fund Inc—_—
1
19.37
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
6:49
>
11.80
Mutual .Investment ."Fund^—
;Plan C & D
41V4
120
;_20
.
Found: Growth^iL *
Mutual Invest
•43.99
5 ";
:.—•_
(N Y)" "A'r__2
Casualty
Nat'hLife
■
■31%
,'* 511/4 ;
69 >
.
10
National Fire...
1
National Investors Life
-
48%,'
;
;•'•: 77.
—_^10
(Bait)
Life
,
131
1
,\r
/ 25% V'
; 136%
;
.
.30.%'; ': New.> YorkVFire/fns,.
ZZ.
Combined life- Cd. of"Araerica_ll ,'- 36%
;38%/
North American Life ,& Cas—/I. . 307/3.
> Com'wealth/LifeIrt^ur Co" (Ky)£2u ■ 69% ':>• 73%:. ; North 'Rivei^y.x.xx/----'—*2u5l0.- v 4^,."
182 1
.Connecticut'Gen -Life'-InSur.;—5"176V2
Northeastern. Insurance iti3;33-ya
•
Investing-Foundation^i.1
Mutual
5
Casualty.—/—.
189
24
v
23.79-
-
Indemnity & Life Ins_
Co
21%
183
*
5
Ins
144
•
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•
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i
Monument
69%
64
-»Coastal-States :Llfe Ins tGa) _1.25
>VJ'>
-TV;-'.
-15.68
•-
•
Ins
Insurance Co
"Citizens Life
•
"1.77"-
.
Series—
Insurance,.
13.25 '
:
-
—1
•-.Growth.Series
7.46
6.83
12.18
"--
beneficial
of
^ Morton; (B C); & Co Funds—
-
-
v
ChemicaL. Fond
u.
interest—1
Medical- Securities ;Fund Inc—_1
Units
13.38
12.21
lc
Fund>-
Massachusetts" Life.
«•
>2.02
»•-.v,
Massachusetts Investors-Trust ; . '
shares of beneficial Anti^SJVSjC h
12.43
,11.37
'
of Boston.;-—1,
Inc——_
25c
Fund
1.85"
1 '.•»• 8.68
Fund lnc'i_'4>—L.Q
j
Centura-Shai^a' Trusti._4—_-_l
Chase
; 18.6 r- ;*
Insur—.5
Life
Insurance
Life
Maryland
.74%
r
Life—>_—1- 29%
Standard
Chicago Title & Trust Co
1.64
shares^Llc
Special-^Investment sharesr_lc
"•Mass Investors Growth . Stock-.'
-18.44
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)
Fund—ill
Boston
al6.09-
-*
Fund
70%
.'
1057% r
Life'Tris " (N J)—_2 >.74.;-^
Bankers "Security -Life
Citizens
Industries
General
8.68
16.87'
5
Capital Life Ins Shares.#
.Growth Stock
Mutual
">
-i—1
Ltd,
-Fund
Loomis. Sayles
5
Life
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
61%
15.45
^"Managed • Funds—
National
Mass
19i/4
781/2.
•
14.10
20%
Ins.
f'
38%
140 >
Life
:
83%
36 %
10
-1
:131/2 >> 14%
^
,
14.70
1
Re-insurance
.
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Manhattan
Bankers Natl
a30.94
1
Ins Co
(Galveston)—18-
39%
40%
V
'
Liberty
/
53 %
; -
Bankers & Shippers
•
20.95
/ 7.47
-
American
12.51'
Ins'
;
37%
J
Lincoln
Si' 16%
15%
49
5
Penna
Ask
•
36%
80
Life Insurance Co of Va
Madison
—1/
of
Co
Bid
2
2
(Birm)
Lincoln
'V;. 771/2
IO91/2 > 113%,
Assurance_^2.50
Insurance
Assurance
". Life &
■l i-21
-72
Co_l,50
Fla)__
Home
Nat
191/a
Life
Ins— '
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American Income Life
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.'(Jacksonville
/ Amer
—
•
2.50
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Life
"Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
./
.
19.17
y
Inc.^1
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
5.41
•i
Inc—1
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Insurance
Heritage
-7.44
Lexington 'Incpme* Trust—„_-—^l, ,11.45
3i%
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American
17.87
17.00 >
291/2
Liberty
25%
General. Insur
"7.27
6.79
-
——i:,
Lazard Fund Inc_^
:.ir
V >,
/
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Growth
Knickerbocker.
.•
23%
American
,,.
Par
Casualty (111).!
American
16.23
Knickerbocker Fund
10.25
4.25
Ltd_l j; ■' 15.00
i.1
1 <6.63
Fund
I79V
173V2
American Founders" Life
4.87
Ask
126%
r
—r_5
if.', American. Fidelity, Life Ins Co.l
17.09
4.46
Bid
120 *
& Surety—_3.50
Insurance-
Amer Life &
American
5.98
14.90
15.66
Keystone". Internat'l
6.47
<>9.43
>
•
> All
24.70
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-4
'
Life
Aetna
10.12
>S-3' (Growth Com Stock)—_1
40.70
4.59
Aetna- Casualty
11.11
—_—1
<9.27K-2 (Growth Fund)—;-——1
4 5.47
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) __1 > 22.64 *
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)— _1
"13.66
al8.52
Par
Ask
■•/>>>>
; 10.18 K
(Income Fund)
K-l
4.61
6.37
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Keystone Custodian Fund Cont. •
B-4 .(Discount
Bonds)^—1
>. 2.62
2.40
Fund—
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds-r
(Quotations for Friday, September 13)
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
>
Monday, September 16, 1963
97.974
97.029
97.054
96.529
I
97.957
96.549
—
100
FOOTNOTES
99%
119
122
127
130
•No
>
New
p$r value,
a Net asset
York Stock Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
dividend.
E^-stock
Volume
198
Number
6299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1089)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OP
BANK
CLEARINGS
liminary figures
week
khow
will
compiled by
compared with
a
year
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia-
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
of the
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Sept. 14, clearings for all
cities of the United
States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 10.5% above
those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
stand at
$33,345,318,802 against $30,164,504,950 for the same week in 1962.
At this
center there is a
gain for the week ending
Friday of 16.5%. Our comparative sum¬
mary for this week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
-
1962
1,451,249,599
Philadelphia
1,350,437,078
860,955,672
Kansas
City
+
4.3
550,668,286
Louis
J
537,115,976
445,000,000
+
879,141,000
Pittsburgh
"y.
'798,786,007
!
488,024,616
474,687,081
+
680,152,016
+
+
Ten
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days
$22,904,725,800
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
V
five
%
'■
all
for
$32,112,715,110
$28,954,541,760
1,209,963,190
$33,345,318,802
♦Estimated.
week
$30,164,504,950
■'+>■'. y,V-
and
exact
Saturday
and
the
Accordingly, in
For
+10.9
the
week
covered
;
not
are
there
was
by the foregoing
today, inasmuch
available
at
in 1962.
center
increase of 15.5%;
an
country having amounted
same week
at this
week
to
showing
was
Federal Reserve Districts
in which
they
the New York
Reserve District
time
will
:
6,218,653
28,922,000
;
of
going
to
press.
following
a
12,409,555
+
5.4
361,029,158
331,431.956
+11.1
1,173,540,328
1,098,211,782
4,960,921
5,035,367
17,195,COO
220,264,295
9,599,457
an
3.4
+
21,185,000
2.9
237,297,159
4.6
8,584,492
7,718.963
8.9
309,646,775
305,682,824.
9.5
135,034,001
118,241,312
7.3
716,708,348
674,137,761
+11.5
356,137,467
154,173,582
140,797,853
(6
796,021,086
742,090,825
cities)
33,037,046
131,668,114
-
+
*
Mobile
the aggregate clearings for
8,598,495
+12.4
6 598,970
6,210,969
+13.0
191, 860,063
190,002,513
4.5
196 046,208
221,979,995
967,673
258,635,000
15,266,149
841,803
252,093,000
+15.0
841,289
722,365
+
2.6
215 ,367,000
223,358,739
1,395,537,534
1,302,061,559
+
7.2
1,162,971,238
1,164,234,700
17,284,313
cities)
_
—
note
we
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
,
4,689,809
22,740,656
17,221,301
that in
8.5%.
+
7 323,805
+13.2
6,562,392
12 790,089
14,100,774
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Terre
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
u
Des
Moines
17,282,527
17,022,090
0.1
11,114,742
10,126,905
+ 27.5
15,326,749
12,387,333
86,134,000
+ 12.7
78,245,000
72,392,000
10,359,375
+ 14.3
4,029,710
156,666,820
8,400,527
71,247,336
Sioux City
/;
3,333,322
2.5
+
97,035,000
11,841,029
4,285,206
168,846,908
—-
Haute—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the
+ 53.3
—
9,628,896
...
South Bend
V
3,058,382
22,190,103
14,070,526
13,502,743
14,049,573
Wayne
Indianapolis
expansion of 21.8%; in the Boston
of
5.7
+
;
Indiana—Fort
the cities according to the
group
109,242,425
365,800,000
6,570,707
204,396,520
245,472,596
Orleans
(10
27,154,528
126 048,919
379 500,000
—
7,382,562
231,043,051
256,433,999
-
—
Total
>26 594,895
5.3
+12.5
139,095,911
400,100,000
9,085,776
-
Louisiana—New
29,626,378
,
450,000,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
present further below,
the totals record
furnish
we
11,212,778
12,651,928
+ 15.8
Columbia—Washington..
Alabama—Birmingham
Reserve
In the
54,765,000
5.7
9,021,124
327,060,324
—III"—..——
Macon
an improvement of
11.1%; in the Rich¬
District of 7.3%, and in the
Atlanta Reserve District of 7.2%.
; The
Chicago Reserve District has
managed to enlarge its totals by 8.6%; the St. "Louis
Reserve District
by 13.8%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
District by 2.1%. ;. In the
Kansas City Reserve District
the totals register an
increase of 1.6%; the Dallas Re¬
serve District of
4.6%, and the San Francisco Reserve District of
7.2%.
\
mond
448.593,269
+
6,013,585
9,440,103
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
cases
we
7.8%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
Cleveland Reserve District
11,227,719
472,303,330
69,559,600
24,973,000
234,224,934
241,129,281
Georgia—Atlanta
in
appear
the week ends
as
of
located and from this
the totals show
Reserve District
9.8
+10.5
gain of 7.6%; the bank clearings
a
We
are
8.5
-t-
1,313,675,703
...
increase of 22.3%.
an
+ 66.2
1,459,202,184
cities).
Carolina—Charleston
District of
$27,691,297,161 against $23,984,993,520 in the
Outside of this city there
9,045,342
+
12,000,555
394,278,146
;
Aueusta
We cannot furnish them
Saturday figures
+ 14.0
+ 23.1
1.9
+
''yy+vyyyy.
the above the last
day of the week in all
that
230,184,826
11,606,318
270,842,389
519,643,653
96,259,300
105,702,800
A15,029,215
12,689,024
415,642,368
Maryland—Baltimore
previous week—the week ended
Sept. 7.
11,293,108
235,490,426.
5,957,990
22,978,387
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
able to give final and
complete results of the
the whole
20,414,817
870,416,337
Virginia—Huntington
South
In the
we are
21,865,673
929,634.807
Nashville
details for
issue of next week.
our
0.3
+ 10.8
13.228,204
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete
3,874,434
8.5
-
333,336,610
Richmond
'v'vy ■
1,232,603,692
cities
5,967,296
+
31,527.368
563,573,963
(7
Total
Total
5,862,138
23,964,294
+
Virginia—Norfolk
0.2
+
■
days—
5,758,761
(a)
3.4
_
4,115,698
797,000,000
4,985,265
.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+13.3
6,049,815,960
—
■■
day
one
Total
west
6,163,018,553;
:
2.3
y
5,336,382
1,002,460,984
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.3
;
Baltimore
Other
(a)
4,756,485
858,000,000
3.4
391,740,585
+
8.8
5.8
25,180,585
Columbus
2.8
702,949,205
6,616,085
5.6
+
1,088,049,461
cities)
Youngstown
/•
+10.1
$25,949,696,557
i
1,188,904
1,483,546
♦2,450,000
1,739,699
+
Jersey—Trenton
Mansfield
4.1
416,280,141
Cleveland
1,349,834
i
7,648,870
28,459,401
25,093,893
Cleveland
2.5
+
?
+
(a)
$
1,001,541
5,133,606
923,000,000
3,025,059
a
7,907,417
-
Cincinnati
v
__
prftnclaqn
y.V
4.1
1960
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
4.6
).+
I
Ohio—Canton
7.5
+
825,450,130
V
463,200,000
St.
San
Wilkes-Barre
(9
+
+ 40.7
(a)
6,765,269
York
+16.5
1,128,000,000
♦1,180,000,000+
Boston
5,418,909
1,004,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
%.
$18,957,228,038 $16,273,356,927
Chicago
V
2,849,704
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
New
1,371,983
2,112,087
'
(a) *.\y;
Lancaster
Total
yyy' 1963
York
1,428,582
2,971,627
Bethlehem
^Chester
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended
Sept. 14—
New
■
j
increase
an
Week Ended September
7
1962
Inc. or
1961
$
Dec. %
$
1963
r.
clearings this
45
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
8,468,252V
7.8
147,873,849
+14.6
7,564,828
8,150,859
+ 29.0
51,163,962
50,181,009
8.8
18,064,030
16,905,043
—
4,004,385*"
4,055,264
123,901,569
'"»■
—10.9
1,850,895
2.6
987,478,083
1,081,048,696
+ 20.5
1,823,014
1,130,519,696
7,029,932
1,216,73?,29U
-
7,908,774
6.3
+
20,516,336
1,624,10$
—
——......
Decatur
9,970,561
+
55,216,039
18,720,847
*
2,939,750
6,519,637
6,007,995
16,556,454
+
1,455,909
15,594,161
Rockford
Total
>15,688,737
0.6
18,881,393
15,331,989
14,720,400
+
4.2
12,818,299
9,687,481
9,153,179
+
5.8
7,897,133
8,333,126
1,707,744,840
1,573,079,519
+
8.6
1,399,389,395
1,451,164,135
299,300,000
,196,093,276
——.—
Springfield
;
—
cities)—
(17
—
.
•
•
11,791,359
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Eighth Federal Reserve District—SI. Louis—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
:
Week Ended
Sept. 7—
1st Boston
__K—
2nd
Philadelphia
4th
Atlanta
7th
9th
week
1,098,211,782
716,708,348
674,137,761
7.3
New York
our
••••
7.2
1,162,971,238
8.6
1,399,389,395
736,632,842
,
647,544,532
-
660,905,318
2.1
669,894,474
+
6(8,379,315
+
4.6
1,478,746,308
1,380,059,689
+
27,691,297,161
23,984,993,520
12,024,102,581
for
11,172,625,603
showin^-the
+ '
\ '-v
'
f- ''
'
.
Portland
____
North
612,738,856
+
_
'
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
New
i
616,771,917
578,755,380
,
*
523,782,037
+15.5
21,241,743,372
21,365,453,118
+.7.6
10,221,473,296
Total
Rhode
New
'
or
.+Dec.%
•"
•
.•'•;
• *
/
v
*7'.,
•
,
-.Vv
Wichita
'
Total
(12
s
+
1.1
St.
>
10,283,187
V
9,002,123
+
0.9
7.747,242
1
6.2
628,974,506
589,805,980
3,4^74,167
+
6.3
3,545,121
+20.2
1,531,331
1,731,854
3,813,372
+18.0
3,496,000
:
+11.8
17,631,655
"
——
New
York
Rochester
15,222,837
+
55,501,348
+12.8
5.1
12,724,686
,
Joseph__
—
Syracuse
—
Jersey—Newark
y Northern
>• *
Total
.
New
—
(9
-+
•
-V
-
,
32,683,69j;
-
11,541,978
163,769,041
15,676,421
31,138,910
+ 16.6
13.577,561
2.1
8,853,033
3,485,527
8,530,901
599,954,979
—18.8
3,424,339
•
6,444,412
13,418,235
575,535,996
V
1,136,035
0;4'
—
—10.8
—
0.5
12,241,383
7,759,724
7,570,386
:
680,622,678
669,894,474
864,324
8,191,864
137,934,202
15,666,361
29,155,670
388.693,637
1.7
.
•
-
153,305,710
15,173,597
5.0
4.1
1,276,506
-
968,353
9,386,620
—
4.4
425,569,385
'
cities)
—10.3
22,425,524
■
.„
28,772,349
369,172",586
11,611,858
,10,444,749
.
2.5
7,350,437
6,431,939
+
1.6
616,771,917
578,755,380
+
+37.4
32,252,800
+224.0
3,816,516
7.8
789,993,975
(
32.3
13,215,772
12,556,708
+
3.1
+
5.9
450,945,502
36,211,273
398,290,091
34,401,574
t
I
;
5,330,000
+ 37.9
4,977,829
4,841,112
+
14,900,403
12,360,086
646,916,009
Falls
618,379,315
7,348,000
36,739,089
4,496,000
5,415,000
2.8
4,954,652
4,331.277
+ 20.6
13,039,838
13,956,983
+
4.6
523,782,037
470,370,148
+
2.9
+
3,303,186
839,038,505
Wichita
14,906,057
546,540,486
29,799,500
1,377,909
19,721,377
563,528,234
36,440,156
:
Louisiana—Shreveport
19,867,168
33,877,200
?
Worth
Galveston
44,983,613
27,168,057
732,164,335
Total
(6
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
+
64,476,473
121,266,325
2,876,684
4,172,646
I
4,168,164
+16.9
+
6.6
+75.5
.
41,158,917
105,614,827
+v0.1
3,526,979
3,166,272
+22.3
11,020,270,076
11,798,013,292
49,695,585
+37.9
44,316,252
40,326,890
26,577,022
+
8.3
27.740,604
+
2.2
67,730,126
San
13,235,803,097
+21.8
;■, 72,144,727.
i
A
.
66,402,127
11.398,606,38712,147,030,047
95,365,701
21,386,689
9,565,153
790,945,303
+ 15.4
93,032,958
83,613,129
—30.3
8,869,634
+
+
Barbara—
6.4
-
15,325,950
.
8,598,497
446,330,215
691,259,430
'
40,960,867
11,930,236
12,253,053
—
—;—
27,347.397
25,961,972
10,692,569
7.8
743,984,977
■••••
.
32,627,763
Stockton
Total (10 Cities)—
63,789,123
.75,732,024—.0.1
.
188,965,065
6,355,984
'
Jose
Grand
total
•
—20.3
2.7
11,510,786
9,426,235
13,453,335
+ 13.9
15,459,735
14,139,767
+
39.213.3G5
26,912,320
1,478,746,308
1,380,059,689
"(106 cities)—y 27,691,297,161
23,984,993,520
\
7.2
1,274,231,058
+ 15.5
21,241,743,372
+
'
,
990.693,641
21,365,453,118
t.
'
Outside
16,122,049,006
6,061,920
184,057,228
14,907,948
Francisco
Santa
«
5,773,463
+ 19.5
7
-
.
22,504,318
78,642,903
•
City—'
Beach.
San
,
12,812,367,917
28,783,191
California—Long
2,422,449
56,133,900
80,408,297
Lake
179,299,096
197,269,612
5.9
210,344,908
6,732,940 1
251,466,084
110,037,876
109,246,659
.
2,508,167
228,307,358
.
•
—
Utah—Salt
54,754,629
234,884,238
.
Yakima
Jersey_,_-_„_75.63Q.832
(9 cities)«
1,374,778
—1,012,192
1,116,419
1,015^851-
10,298,197156,523,845
>
12,451,576
Dallas
Fort
11,897,116
52,058,534
15,667,194,580
—
———
+
1.0
1.9
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
12,847,898
5,048,291
—
660,905,318
443,012,904
Texas—Austin
3,736,017
18,731,072
129,310,739
-
-
Jamestown
+ 12.1
—
3,155,542
1,361,137
75,360,525
__—
151,983,456
3,558,585
6,352,597
12,664,160
15,760,469
>"
i.
City——
Oregon—Portland-
York—Albany
383,881,734
146,772,975
9,730,195
6,760,948
',+
904,851,761
Elmira
New
--
+
V
-___
'
Total
4,275,513
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkBuffalo
7,530,817
409,876,106
5.9
674,921,452
Washington—Seattle
New
7,981,714
4.6
—
3,521,584
6.473,926
14,768,805
.
Colorado—Colorado Springs
3,880,961
4,464,466
cities)
5.5
+
175,401,700
9,174,964
___.—-
Missouri^-Kansas
J 'I960
r
46,545,600
Hampshire—Manchester
3.090,387
612,738,856
+
7,568,369
446,184,943
cities)
Kansas—Topeka
■
JL961V
24,368,830
Island—Providence
656,158.903
7,98^,929
.-Omaha
7
62,581,235
Haven_____
(7
•Hastings
I Lincoln
figures for-each city for the
♦16,000,000
Worcester
New
+13.8
114,255,193
V
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
9,567,439,826 ?;
4,499,614
Connecticut—Hartford
647,544,532
165,027,233
Helena
470,370,148
20,938,314
Springfield
3,083,613
990,693,641
665,457,390
1,636,310
Bedford
3.2
466,861,788
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,185,109
3,694,183
Lowell
+
V
Montana—Billings
706,839,732
4
River
3,264,185
Dakota—Fftrgo
South
1,274,231,058
.Inc.
4,051,893
119,626,997
...
575,535,996
7.",T Week Ended September 7
4,098,368
9.3
V
Paul
656,158,903
-
Maine—Bangor
._;
Minneapolis
St.
599,954,979
*';f' 'V.'yV
Clearings, at—
+ -IvV A'1"'"-"" '
^
'rv '1962
M
+
"v
First Federal Reserve
District-^Boston
313,300,000
220,148,293
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Nebraska—Fremont
four "years:
+ 20.5
140,659,560
736,632,842
V
Total (4 cities)
>
+
7.2.
646,916,009"
+ 12.1
178,620,787
3,369,241
' V:'
1.6
680,622,678
detailed statement
-7
+13.8
+
/■
325.000,000
153,767,935
Minnesota—Duluth
1,451,164,135
-674,921,452
"
Vy;
,1,164,234,700
+
*"
ended-September
•>+';;
+
1,573,079,519
"
City——
add
1,302,061,559
"
10
+
1,707,744,840
"
9
364,200,000
215,295,666
y '
870,416,337
1,173,540,328
1,395,537,534
106 cities
••
V 929,634,807
742,090,825
7
Francisco
-
8.5
+11.1
796,021,086
6
V.;
12,147,030,047
+
4
now
11,398,606,387
1,002,460,984
'
$
+21.8
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy ...
;-v
732,164,335
1,313,675,703
">
City
Vv.
I
789,993,975
1,088,049,461
"
196°
7.8
+
1,459.202,184
17
;
Total.
We
13,235,803,097
"
11th Dallas
Outside
839,038,505
"
Minneapolis
12th San
904,851,761
16,122,049,006
10
—__
,1961
Dec. %
"
7
Louis
10th Kansas
Inc.or
.
«'
6
(
:
Chicago
8th St.
$
9
.__
Richmond
6th
;
1962
/
9
Cleveland
5th
1963
.
12 cities
New York__
3rd
;V:.
y>
Missouri—St.
■r
:
New"* York
♦Estimated,
(a)
City—I!
*
12,024,102,581
11,172,625,603
Clearings operations discontinued.-
+
7.6
10,221,473,296
"
9,567,439,826
v
-
46
(1090)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN
Pursuant
the requirements
to
of
certifies daily to the Secretary of
We
the world.
countries of
EXCHANGE
FOREIQN
RATES
give
EXCHANGE RATES
Section
of
the
Tariff Act of 1930,
.//
BY
SEPTEMBER
6.
Noon
FEDERAL
RESERVE
1963, .TO
SEPTEMBER
Rate
Buying
BANK
Cable
for
TO
TREASURY
12. .1963,
Transfers
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
In
New
York
TARIFF
ACT
OF
".E
Below
be
found
list
a
common
and
including
States
Fund Notices
will
preferred
"
in!United
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
of
corporate
stock
called
bondsr notes,T
redemption,r
for
1930
/,"..•
(Value
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking;-
.
the Federal Reserve Bank
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on-the different
below a record for the week just passed.
7
CERTIFIED
Country and Monetary Unit
522
.
those
called
/
under
sinking fund provisions
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
■The date
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location m}
Money)
.
Friday
Monday
,
Sept. 6
Sept. 9
peso
Australia, - pound
Austria, schilling".
2.229322
.00725996
"
2.229243.;
2.228972
2.229258
/<
2.229163
.0387083
.0387083
.0200357
.0200396
.923593
.209550
"■
?
'
.251208
lira
.00161010
i.
.270884
.204050
Consumers Power Co.—
4%%
first mtge. bonds
.251212
2.797720
Detroit
Foods
Flintkote
Co.
2.797600
.00160754
.00275766
.00275766
•':
.326416
.
Corp.
Fairmont
.00160900 "
.326250
Steer
.0800560
1
.326416 V:
i
.0348750;i
.192550
?
•
.192506
Gulf
Harshaw
4Va%
Consolidated Statement of Condition'
.192500
.231718
.231712
1.33-3633
1.393574
"
2.797360
2.797720
)
Co.,
first
4%%
"'"
Gold; certificate account.—..——'
Reaemption Hmd for F. R..notes—
Ca'sn
U.
reserves*-,
S.
Government
1,337
r-
.
.
.
"V •Certificates
.
g;'.
Total
repurchase
U.
S.
Gov't
160
V.
1
+
35
—
+
2
'
+
35
+
'
•
loans
and
securities—
32,895
5,455.
Ba)ik
premises!
Other
.;
assdtS;
Total
103
___
(1,552)
1
+
,332
1
\.
+
'■; 25
415:
+
+
(438)
30,963
bank
reserves
———
380
141,
■
ACCOUNTS—
•
Ratio
52,828
465
+
capital
;
of
and
395
+
R.
reserves
note
(1,552)
20
+
';.
+
54,39)
415
+
31.1%
to
the
are
eliminations
process.
made
In
the
;v,:
to
■
five
statement
of
ended
in,
leading, cities
Other
in
demand
deposits
credited
to
domestic
-i
F.
R.
assets—net
districts for
a
parable week
lion.
Loans
carrying
million,
U*
and
industrial
net gain of
a
year
to
loans
brokers
their
and
loans
purchasing
and: loans
to
or r.
financing institutions increased $45
million
creased $12
million,
million
$32 million,
respectively, during;the similar
and
as
compared with
increases
of $179
46
-t-
'
:
;
,
dated
:
Oct.
4
33
.
bonds
due
1980—
254
+
**
duction
of
127
/+
stock-""—Oct
339
'+
and
domestic
-■
Gas Co.—: •;.+
\
1981—!""_Oct
Co.— < /
"
y
+
"21
+
•
3,551
61,537
not
91,373,
65,370
+
.
4
t Aug.
1,346
+
loans
+
638
+
1,748
'+
1,405
1,601
53
,'586
+
&. coll- trust/ bonds
/
:•
910»>
1
911"
,
,/
Apr.
1,
series
1972+4%
912
A
first
and
Inc;
5%%
.
dUe
mtge.
;
*"'
&
v'%
,'
^"""
/
debs,
entire
.
Electric
4%
Market
■;•••
>.
stock
called
preferred
conv,
Corp., 5%
preferred stocks
St.
Page
—Oct
473
1970_——Sep 25
—Sep 19
due
1
861
Jan.
1,
1972
—.Sep
—
preferred
and
$2.50
second
;
•>.■
865
19
517
\
-
:
24
1
999
16
819
Virginia-Carolina
cumul.
Chemical
prior
Corp.—
preferred
stock
•Announced
in
this
.Oct
^
issue.
/
•
:
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page 11
::
:
•
Company
Light
*
Share
,
Co.,:common
(quart )""—
preferred / (quar.)
".'4%
preierred
(quar:)—-———
,4.10%
preferred
(quar*
10-
: 50c
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv.
Duval Corporation (quar.)
of Rec.
■
^
1,100
36,938
*
■.
10-1
9-"3 ".7
9- 3+ /■''■•':
10-
9-
3
517/«c
10-5,1;.
9-
3-
52 (4
w
10-
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3. -+ './»'.
c
5 2 (4 c
preferred
.
31 (4c
(quar.)
1
.
9-16
1
35c
——___——
r
.
.
+
3,751
+
'
23
—
3.457
695
38
.
East
1
V;
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f
-Cf
OS
8
\
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-rb
cV
?*?
etc.
2,906
25
763
111
;
—
reserves
1
j!. ,c >
■jrH'-'
(i1
iV't-
-i't'Odtx! T.T« ioT
It >
,
++■
119
139
4-
+
Eastern
+
Eaton
457
^
+
20
+
396
+
.
14,066
25
+
643
commercial
individual loa,n
and
after
shown
are
*•'
officers'
of
U,.
checks
S.
not
• r.
shown
Government
'
&
9r
9
9-
s
&
3
de¬
gros§.
■•"'
•
Howard
investment
Eckerd
>■
savings
:
Fund
!_
Stock
Stores,
Corporation
New
9-16
(quar.)—
(from
:
10-
9-30
9-30
9-
9-16
(from
6
split
shares
1
;
-
1
iji'
1
10-
1
8-30
9-25
9-11
9c
8-30
12 (4
-
9-25"'
.
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7 (4 c
,
.
15c
1
9-30
9-
10-
r
/
.
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9-13
9-16
"
8c
9-30
Stop
(increased
of
quar.)
share
for
9-2
4c
10-15
one
held +
—
,9-16
1—.
9-16
8-29
Nut
Corp.
.
30c
10-15
—
each
two
—
(quar.)
*
o 1- .
*
!
,.
t+
3
9
9-14
,
9-27
$1.06(4
(quar.)
9-
9-16
10-
*37+20
(initial-quar.)
.
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1
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9-11
9-17:
9-30
c
"7c
W'W
p j
-
net
.
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si
-v
8-30
10-
net
:
preferred
+
4
9-
1
55c
—
Fund
*
,
;
"
Engineering Corp.—
common
(Stock
Elastic
10-15
"-""-7c-
4.(4%
;*"
10-15
$1.12 (4
income)
Steel, (quar"
Bros.
9-30
45c
of Florida (quar.)——
Investment Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Edgcomb
Edison
t$l'
-
Drugs
Edwards
revised.
1
+
9-13
1$1.50
Economy Baler Co. (quar.).
Eddy Match :Co., Ltd.
(quar.).'———
Edo
separately..'
and,/postal
(San Francisco District).
of-: "
/
8-31"-
1
10-15
90c
Balanced
income)
10-
10c
common
1
: *9-IB";
15c
*15c
(quar.)
Howard
investment
Eaton
Economic
banks
items
(quar.)
Kodak
Co.,
preferred
10^
f
*t$1.75*.
Lime
Eastman
61
214
—
2,892
Zh I-
•)-'- 8.
.
4
.
Gas
Bakeries, common (s-a)
4%
participating preferred (quar.).——.
•:
Participating
^
—x
Eastern Company
(quar.)——
Eastern Gas & Fuel, 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)—
10
deposits except those of U. S. Government
banks, less cash items in process of collec¬
and
Co.» Ltd.—
(quar.)——
Natural
Eastern
■/
domestic
Power
Tennessee
L
'-VkT Vv'F
-
1
.»■"
8-23
9-30
/ 10c
.
__
———
to
——
preference
7%
8,673
+
28
+
225
137
.
+
42
—
3,917:
+
-'",+
••
+ •
12,153
_!
16
''
+
E.C.P.I.; Inc.
East Kootenay
22
70
—
i'-t
■v
"'
9-3
/
51 (4c
preferred./ (quar.O
4,20% ' preferred
(quar!)
2.10%
preferred
(quar,
15
1
10-1
r
•
181
V
<".1
46+80
—4—_
Holders
Payable
32c
"'
": 4.15%".;
21
+
When
Per
f:
Name of
^
*
i
,
-
I
L
*
2564 '
,_____Sep
Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., Ltd—Oct
John
5%
first
144
912
'"'V;
debs,
stock
1
+/"
v
subord. -debs, due Dec. 1,
$1 cumul. prior pfd. stock
Polaroid
912
1
1978+ -Oct
—:
subord.
conv.
1,
•
Illuminating Co,—
5(4%
Oct.
issues
"4
■
1
Date
due
conv.»
Basket
4(4%
'
912
912
Corp.—
serial':- preferred
■
■
.
first ■ mtge. & coll. trust bondsi
1972; 5% first mtge. & toll, trust
Plywood
Weingarten,
$4.50
404
.20
5,879
demand
figures
./
568
,
123 + +;
288
—
+
56,396
—
deposits
separately.
28
<T':
910,.
1,
series B due Apr. 1,. 1972; and 4
coll. trust bonds series C due Apr. 1,
&
:
+ 11,978
'."+
3,361-
+
+
;
■
•Preliminary
998
909
1
1966-—4-——Oct"
due
3.75%
9
•
+
—
•4,840
...
Banks
Includes, time
shown
+ -:
541
,L
etc..
institutions,
Reserve
certified
998998
-
bonds
States
$3.60
commercial
...
§ Includes
fl
official
valuation
all
mtge.
Cleveland
312*
banks——
of
1
\
107.
+
5,353
c-t—--u_—_■
,
ACCOUNTS--
f includes
trust
(J.)
:
others...—...—:
Exclusive
"
pfd.; " /:/ +
;
&
due
1972| 5(4%
42fa
—
~r
170,725
liabilities—1;!—
CAPITAL
865
::
cumul.
,
,,
Federal
From
1
V
y
--Oct.
/
Transmission
4,074
1,632
.4,047
Other time deposits
States and political subdivisions
Domestic interbank..
Other
+ 681
,
479
;
3,213
———
Commercial
Borrowings:
•
2,051
+
'+
12,115
institutions,
banks
16
.
.Sep
•'
-■4:772
4,013
+
11
i
-
865
1
1,460
—
144
■.
Foreign:
v
.+
—
-
;
1
year, 5(4%
debs, due Apr,",,1985——————Oct
Vulcan Materials Co., 6(4%
cumul. preferred stock..
.Nov
391
—
8
+
14,517
—J_
—„
.
officials
;
1,1966-.——.—".Oct
•" >„*'
,'/"
25
368
—.
•16
,
5,720'.
-—
'
865
3,311
—
362
12,320
v
865
Aug. .1,. .1957—Oct
Co.—
Electric
first' mtge.
first
.
71
19,085 / +
i-_
—
.
865
1
:■
Corp.—
Gas
bonds
Gas
coll.
678
+
,
••
376
•+:.
•' +
1,479
—
Commercial
tions
"other'; nonbank financial
institutions de¬
—
,
2,826
—!l_!—i-i_
!
interbank:,
Mutual., savings
From
Loans to sales
11
28,059
and
savings deposits—total It
Individuals, partnerships & corporations-:
Savings deposits,
com¬
carrying
4(4%
1,312
—
purchasing or
securities ^ihcreased $269
due
pipeline
series D due Apr. 1,
bonds series E due
2 495
Time
dealers for
for
deb.
Duquesne
Foreign:
com¬
eight
12
+
+
Banks.—
Commercial
Govts.,
decreased $50 mil¬
"other" securities increased
$116 million.
and personal
in
$154 million; during the
ago these loans
S.; Government
and
increased
—
+
——/
1
1
<•
1978——Oct"l
'"" " "
;
first mtge. pipe line bonds due
1977—"—/"___Oct
1
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Cq.+—
i'.
/
•;+ +,
",
5%
487
,+
-+
—
Governments,
Commercial
debs,
Fuel
bonds
Co.—
5(4%-
331
45
•-
107
!__„
'
:// '.
.
".Oct
preferred
stock;
5(4%
5.60%;- cumulative preferred
Service
434%
1.180
246
assets/liabilities
Domestic
mercial banks.
.
f.
s.
"
corp.—
234% first mtge.. pipe line bonds
Trans-Canada Pipe
Lines
Ltd.—
256
+
116
+
3,517
yearsi—V—
S.; Government
U.
adjusted,
million
'
LIABILITIES—
.
week
$37£ million in holdings of U. S. Government securities,
$339 million in balances with domestic
banks, $288 mil-,
liou in U, S. Government demand
deposits, and $1,405
+
+
Demand.,vdeposits... adjusted ,t
1
Demand deposits—total S "
•_
Individuals^, partnerships. & corporations
States and political
subdivisions-.—!—-'
the
following principal changes for the
Sept. 4: Increases of $639 million in loans
269
.+
coin
Balances /with /domestic: banks—————'—.
reporting member
bai^ks of the Federal, Reserve System
shows
Public
Tennessee
171
2,248
year
and
„
weekly
+
/+
,
17,223
years.—
■
,
1,966
banks___.r;
commercial
"
:
•
7
775'
.
condition
/"/,""
<
■
.
8,930
+'
4,171
—
The
954
Northwest Bancorporation—
etc.w!
—,
Member. Banks
772
23
771
;•
Sep
1979——
Aluminum
River
Dayco Corp.
banks..
securities
with
Total
of
+
+
19,417
five
Reserves
//
Condition Statement
15
30
Natural
Gas
Co.— / '/.•"■:./;/■, + +
:•'■/;
434%. first mortgage bonds due 1976—Oct
1
Lighting Gas Supply Co, series. A debentures——Oct
1..
Peabody coal Co. 5(4% debs, due 1976—Oct - 1
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—
""".v.^4 ;/
+
5% first mtge,' s. f. bonds due Jan.
1, 1970_"_""Oct
l"
9,693
87
loans
1
domestic
After
31
con-'"
Sep
Co.—
1.
■
953
Pacific
institutions:
finance,
1
r'-".-'■■
Northwest
10,084
+
6
+
1,629
financial
foreign
Currency
parentheses
560
...
loans
to
One
Other
+
.+
639
—
3,156
personal
863
863
.
/
1979
_
,
nonbank
863
1
,/.'1
" ; +■' /""/-+
."-""."-Sep
'*'&:■ - ..v? -
/.>'
due
Company and Issue—+
S. Government securities—total.Treasury bills V———-ITreasury certificates of indebtedness—aTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
—2.0%
100
solidating
■'
V
V
Oct.
.Terminal
stock;'and
pur-
securities.—.
securities
finance,
Within -one
on
acceptances
;purchased for foreign correspond-
Corp.—
Cement
due
&
679
:
'
1981——
cumul.
Apr,/1,
+"154
1,414
for
Oct
1977——Nov
Co:p.—
bonds due Sept. 15,
Gnomical Corp,'—
preferred
stock—
debentures
3
conv.
15.80%-,
V
—
U.
87
+ 1,692
V
fents
in
:
Loans
;
,,
.-
estate
Other
r
25
:
dealers
+
35,358
...
for; purchasing oV carrying:
securities..—
to
Loans
46
,
loans
3,309
+1,534
+
to V V
liabilities
1—
—a._
Contingent' liability
'(Figures
+1,159.'
—
and
569
1
1978—Oct
ZzZ """y
y
bonds, due
&
first: mtge.
Natural
■
United
+1,405
381
862
1>
(In millions of dollars)
Government
Sales
•
accounts
5%
1962 :
132,285 ;
85,141
brokers
"
i
l;
■
or
Sept. 5,
1963)
134,533
'
+
143
.
capital
gold certificate
F.
Aug. 28,
1963*,.,
;;•':>
—
securities
S.
Loans
7
486
accounts
liabs.
;''y,v'
;
industrial
Government
Other
126
+
U.
•/.
Real
in—_•
deposit and
'combined
«
—
934
Total
'
investments——L__—_
adjusted
loans
Other "pans
V,
^
:
.
to
s.
Other
464
—
" -;6
+"
•79
63
102
—
4,007
SUrplUS
Ottfer
-
861
r
Northern
chasing or;carrying:;,
U.
77
.
13
17,779
liabilities-.———— (1,552)
paid
V 13
■
212
.
Capital
and
adjusted*"
Commercial, and
704
163
—_
deposits—.—;—
Deferred availability cash items—!.
(1,114)
Other, liabs. & accrued dividends—V
;
CAPITAL
Sept: 4,
investments
Agricultural
Loans
265
'
-
Total
'
and
+ 1,865
1,007
account
....
Total
loans
V
■■'-
million.
Increase ( + )
;
768
.
.
1981-
20 year 4%% ; debs, due 1978-—
Natural
Gas Pipeline
Co.
of
America—
Decrease):—) Since
'V:'. :
ASSETS— :
'
Loans
1,692
16,419
—
U. S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
«6ther
.
$246
.V
;
.'
.
,,
R
: 38
+
•
Member
increased
vV',;'+
Loans
notes—__!!
Reserve
V
4
261
—
Total
54,391
5(4%/
V;.''
-
—
_T'—y
assets.!——i_
Deposits:
v
•
W-'/.--V
+
97
banks
;.:V-.... VgV
j
+ 2,419
+
.LIABILITIES—
Federal
commercial
-V
v:
464
'+
-
/;.V
1,
due
Trans
+2,257
48
—
/+".,'/ "/+
debs,
first mtge. pipe line bonds due Oct.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—>
•
Total
vyV,
■
5%
year
Oct.
due
domestic
-129
170
—
:""
^
debs,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $139 million but bor¬
rowings from others increased $214;million. Loans to
2,128
;.: +
•,
—
32,524:
238
;.'486
135
—
200 (
million.-
1,194
+
32,324
securities-"-
210
.
+
4,438
agreement
4%%
.
10,732' '
14,010
•
;
—
bought, outright—?.
/Held under
Total
•
—_
46
—
123
+'
3,144
—_f.__jj.__—
Bonds
23
.
36
..
"
"*.* Notes;''
-
"Oct:
1970-! ..Oct
junior pld. stock—. -Oct
Oct. 1, 1980 (conv.)_v..Oct
due
mortgage income
Steel
Mississippi
deposits; adjusted increased $188 million in
New .York- City and $86 million in the San ,VFrancisco
District, but they decreased $79; million in the Atlanta
District; $74 million in the Cleveland District, and $72
million in the Chicago District;*
Savings deposits in¬
creased $42 million and "other" time
deposits of indivi¬
duals, partnership's,; and corporations decreased ,$28"
134
513
—
"
'.
•"
/
due
cumul.
Co. .20
Financial
debs,
Second
Marsh
Demand
.
V '
•
Bins'
■
V
•: +
" 4
335
"•
-
/
bonds
mtge.
series
Manchester
'
b47
—
17
+
319
V
outright.
securities;
21
15,287r;
.
advances
V Bought outright—.
V
,
1962
767
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. 2%% debs, due 1966—"Oct
Mack Trucks,
Inc. 5(4%
cumul. pfd. stocks———Oct
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $30
million, / "Other"- securities increased $144 - midiOa. V v
Sept 12,
1963
i3,950
(438)
and
Sept. 4,
1963
15
Page;,:
1
..Sep
1987-.
mtge.
Ges
cumul.
Laurentide
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks .increased $362 million, Treasury certificates
decreased $16 million, and the combined total of irv.as-
Decrease (—) Since
Sept 11,
'
Co.
Ltd.—
Kaiser Aiummum
2.797600
..
Chemical
Oil
4J/2%
.
'
1982v Real estate loans decreased $46 million.
"Other" loans increased $107 million.
;
; V
Increase ("+ ) or
Discounts
t»%
6'/2%; secured pipe line
week in
Federal Keserve uanks
(In millions of.dollars).
Apceptances— bought
./Oct
//-.
,
,
due
1st
debs,
Utilities
Houston -iMtuural
.0166631;
.192525
.231706
Spates
Home
•
V.0348750
/
2.797700
vr4-
.0348791
" .0166631
1.393454
,
"
.231700
1.393623
2.797800
.139712
.0348750:.,
.0166631
.192531
,231706 V,
1.393673
2.769900
.139725
;•
.0166631
n
v.0166645
.277333
2.770019
+'
.139700
■■■; .0800560
-.277116
.
2.769663
'
.139712
.0800560
'■
.276853-
;
gold ..certificate,
Date ,/
,
/General Acceptance Corp. 4a/4% senior debs, due 1971.
..Sep 16
General American- "Tiansportation
Corp.-—
;
/ +/ ." '.:
4.55% equip, trust ctfs.
(series 59)".—____4._-.-^_4:--Oct
1
4%%
Total
47/«%
Corp.
Lehigh Portland
'V.; V
"
.
,
"
.209540
,
6(4%
VASSETS—
"
:
.
stock——.
-Oct
.00275783
2.770000"
.0348750
.
———
i weive
"
v
pfd.
,
j"1
.00160965
.276883
;
.139706
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
—j.---.
Republic of South Africa, rand.—
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Of the
:
-.
..
cumul.
.310566
:
'
.209550
,
"
2.797360
.
.0800560
:
2.770099
.
jJ;
series
.
pound—
—
/•' .;;
5.75%
Corp.—
first uitge. series E bonds due Aug. 1, 1984.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
///•■■■.''x. .V-,/
.210218
.25il7o
;
.//
.144875
•
.204050
.251121;
.326250
i
Co.
Gas
5Vb%
.02275783
...
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder
.326250
Steel
Alabama
.925468
.310566
+
.204050
.
.209530
"
/.' Acme
.00161000
.00275866
.r__
"
\
2.797700
Company and Issue—
r
.0387083
.144u20
..."
given in the Chronicle.
were
partial:redemption
'
.251168
.209540
Malaysia, malayan- dollar—
Mexico, peso
Norway, krone "
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.310566
•,.'.204054
V,
2.797800
Japan, yen
.144775,.'-:
V
/-
.0200350
.210218
3-'
.310566
.204050
India, rupee
Ireland, pound;.
.210218
■
"
.925167
.144775
.
;310566
(Metropolitan), new. franc...
Germany, deutsche mark-"-!'"".
.924062
.210218
•144730
France
in which the details
'
.00707756
"
.0387083
.020039Q
.2101-1
—
"/
Sept. 12-
(except where otherwise indicated).«"■
v
.00711714
,0j8716O
.923930
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
New Zealand,
.00716315
.0200350,/
Belgium;(.franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Italy,
Sept.11
-/■ v
/, •••••.$'••
o
Thursday
'
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;
-
Wednesday
Sept. 10
S
Argentina,
-the current volume
Tuesday
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Volume
198
Number 6299
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1091)
"
-
Per
Name of Company
Electric
Bona
<sc
(quar.)___
Storage Battery Co. (increased)
Electric
Electro
Refractories
&
Abrasives
Class
(quar.)___t_.AA
Cjjiiiiiuii.cdUuiis
Elfecaonic
Elifcaoethtown
El
&
$4.12
:
preierred- (quar.)'
preired (quar.)
$4.72
El
preierred
Corporation,
Stock
-,;t
$1.40
9-30
General
9-12
Refractories
Shale
11-15
10-31
General
Signal
10-
1
General
Steel
8-30
General
9-16
2oc
9-27
$1.16'A
$1.12'A
.____
'
;;
is
payment
Emerson
for
Radio
Emhart
&
the
1
8-26
4.40%
preferred
Co.
Corp.,
8-26
4.75%
1
8-26 %
4.25%
Equity Fund, mc.
Kyuity Oil Co. (s-a)__
Ethyl Corporation, Common
preierred
Eversharp,
Subject
5.28%
6
9-27
9-
6
9-20
9-
6
.
45c
v.:
:•
10-22
Common
;
9-16
•
$1.32
preferred
preferred
9-
5
9-
'
Corp. (quar.)
:
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y.
$2,375
9c
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
preferred
General Telephone
Corpcration
Fabi,,
;
(quar.)
9-10
9-24
9-9
6%
Fairmont
&
Co.,
class
A
9-6
11-29
11-22
17'Ac
(quar.)
9-28
9-13
Foods
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Farmers
Farrell
&
Traders
Corp.
Life
(quar.)
(Leslie),
Federal
Inc.
(See
1
8-30
5.10%
9-16
8-23
National
Mortgage
Monthly
35c
Stores
Federated
Publications
9-16
1
9-10
Corp.
Financial
Industrial
Fireman's
First
of Santa
Fund
Mortgage
9-30
32'Ac
10-31
10-11
"
First
National
of
9-28
9-13
Bank
of
9-30
9c
9-25
9-
9
40C
9-20
9-
9-27
9-13
9-16
8-16
12'Ac
20%
10-
1
12-
National
Bank
Z
9-13
Giant
A
(quar.)
.<
9-
10-
10- 1
1
3
9-
9-16
85c
50c
•
(quar.)_
Stores
National
Pennsylvania
(Philadelpnia)
3
•
First Trenton
Fishback
&
Inc.
National
Moore,
9-20
9-
5
Guard
6
(N.
$4.50
2nd
conv.
$2.25
conv.
.'Florida
pfd.
Controls,
Food
&
Food
Fair
*
Drug
$4.20
Ford
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
9-
4
Goodrich
10-
1
9-
6
Gooujear lire
10-
of
(quar.)
Rubber
Gold
7
(B.
10-15
Holophane
25c
1%
9-24
8-10
9-24
8-10
•9-13
1
9-13
Home
10-
1
9-13
$1.15
10-
1
9-
3
9-20
Common
8-23
4%
12-16
11-25
10-
1
10-
1
9-13
1
9
9-16
2 J
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Inc.—
8-23
Gray
Drug
8-23
Great
9-20
9-
5
Great
Power.
8-23
Great
Lakes
Great
Southern
9-
10-
$1.05
__
$$1.25
(quar. )_
1
9-16
10c
(quar.)
10-
56'Ac
10-
1
10-
5
Western
9-20
Ltd.
20c
55c
20c
J20c
Ordinary
Ltd.,
9-
3
9-
3
Realty
interest
Fritzi
of
Frost
(Pa.)
Shares
of
Co.
California
(Charles
Class
A
Class
A
E.)
9-27
9-
Grinnell
3
9-20
-
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8-30
Corn,
A.)
Co.
Co.—
Investors,
Corp-.—
.
Inc.
•
v
5-29
Guardsman
9-30
9-16
Gulf
9-27
9-20
Gulf
5'Ac
(quar.)
.
.
2-28
'25c
i:
.
11-29
6-19-64
45c
(quar.)
12-20
3-20-64
$15c
> 9-25
•
..
,
,
$5
9- 3
Gulf
-
Monthly
zl
Gulf
Mobile
preferred
Oil
Garfinkel
Garlock,
Co.
(Julius)
(quar.)_
5c
9-30
9-15
9-16
&
Co.
8-22
-9-30
9-13
Gulf
9-27
9-13
Gunnar
Mining
9-30
9-13
H
D,
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
Garrett
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
Garrett
Freightlines,, (quar.)
15c
.
Light
Gas
£. Geco
(Columbus.
Mines,
General
■K. General
Ltd.
Ga.),
(quar.)
Acceptance
American
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)1
common
25c
10-10
9-30
9-16
(quar.)—_J__—
Industries
Ltd.
(stock
(s-a)_
C
&
8-23
Haag
Stock
dividend
9-16
69c
25c
25c
$1.03'/«
12-16
..9-30
9-30
10-
1
9-13
V
9-13
.
i
9-13
,•
9-13
10-28
10-13
10-28
10-18
1
9-
10-15
10-
10-
(quar.j__
57'/2c
25c
;
(quar.)
Industries
48c
.'_
(quar.)
50c
Common
S4.50
General
(quar.)_
preferred
-
10c
1-
(quar.)—.
American
Oil
$1.12'A
(Texas)
(quar.)
Transportation
<quar.>_
;
General
;
General
Bancsliares
General
Box
General
Candy
General
Cigar
American
1010-
10c
10-
1
1
9-13
Hail
9-13
Halliburton
9-
9-27
60c
1
(quar.)_
9-
ioc
10-
1
9-
5
2c
10-
1
9-
6
T
F.)
Printing (quar.)
(quar.)
Limiting
Hamilton
6
;
;
Corp.
Haij
6
(W
9-
9-10
9-
3
9-
1
3
9-
8-30
.,,9-30
9-20
8-30
3c
10c
9-16
8-30
4c
9-16
8-22
9-30
12-10
6%
8-31
12-
Ltd.
Fund
Stock
9-30
Indiana
9-30
9-
6
Indianapolis
9-16
8-27
Mills,
Service
prcferrsd
Light,
8-30
10-
1
10-1
9-20
9-19
9-10
9-18
20c
11-29
9-30
9-30
9-
6"
9-
6
9-30
9-
a
Electrica
;il-29
Acceptance, Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
1
1
1
8-30
10-
1
Co.
—
1
:
Consolidated
investment
Insurance
9-15
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Copper
9-13
9-16
999-
3
9-20
9-
3
9-20
9-
6
60c
11'Ac
9-24
9-
0%
3
9-20
9-1^,.
(quarterly from
Cosco.
Inc.
Hamilton Cotton,
>'
6
10-22
9-16
8-30
9-20
9-
3
3
8c
1
9-
10-
1
9-13
9.-10.
25c
31'Ac
31'Ac
10- 1
10- 1
10-. 1
40c
9-80
50c
20c
20c
25%
9-30
10- 1
10-. 1
11-14
Corp.
$5c
9-30
(N. J.) —
convertible preferred
48c
9-10
8-30
60c
10-15
9-13
45c
20c
9-30
9-30
$1
9-30
Steamship
y
Co.
(quar.)u_
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)_—
Stock
in-
15c
(increased-quar.)—,
—
-4—
dividend———'—i
9-10
.9-101
9-16.
9-17'
,9-20
9-20
1Q-3L
Subject to stockholders approval
Inter-Provincial
(quar.)__,
Ltd.,
5%
International
Commercial
Diode
Discount
9-19
'•
.
preferred
(quar.)
r
— '15c
J$1.25
International
1
9-
9
International 'Minerals
11-15
11-
5
10-
Common
Harvester
Co.
;•
Qeneral
General
Electric
payment of
38 % % )
Stock
General
General
Co.
7%
10c
Ltd.
9-
9-16
8-15
9-27
tax
Investors
preferred
4%
Watch
conv.
5%
__
(quar.)
Trust
pfd.
(from
(quar.)
5c
20c
income)
__
6c
$1.25
11•r
1
9-19
9-30
•'-*'9-10
9-lfi
(quar.)
common
4%%
preferred
9-27
10-
1
Hanson-Van
cquar.)__
9-16
9-16
8-30
9-16
8-21
10-
1
Chemical
&
(increased-quar.)
10-
1
10-31
Co.
(quar.)—
10c
9-30
9-16
10-21
$4
Harbison-Walker
Refractories—
-
5%
Co.
9-
6
9-10
6%
preferred
Harding
5%%
Carpets
(quar.)
Ltd.,. common
preference
$1.25
11-
1
10-
7
93 %c
11-
1
10-
7
Harris-Intertype
Corp.
(quar.)
7
t8c
f$0.3594
1010-
1
9-16
(quar.)
15c
$1.50
10-
1
9-18
:.
—
30c
10-15
9-27
preferred
Proteins
Salt
common
9-18
S
8-21
+50c
26'Ac
$1
9-20
9-16
9-16
9-30
$1.25
2%
$1
10-.1
10-15
9-26
12'/2c
10-15
30c
10- 5
9-12
43%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Ctf
(quar.)
Seaway Trading
International
Shoe
3
International
Silver,
9-13
International
Textbook
10-
9-18
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
International
International
.
10- 1
9-11
75c
10- 1
8-30
8-23
8-23
Pipe & Ceramics Corp.—
(quar.)
conv.
■
9-ltf
.
:
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harnischefeger Ccrp., common
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)—
1
10-
Ltd.—
Canada,
—
International
5
of
Paper
preferred
International
Common
(quar.)___—__——
Nickel
—
International
10-15
$1.50
Winkle-Munning
Quarterly
9-10
17c
____.
(initial)
—....«
4%; preferred
•
Corp.—
t
—
International
9-10
__
(quar.)
Extra
8-30
$1.12Vz
$1.06%
;
:
15c
$1
30c
—
(quar.).
Paper, common
preferred
(quar.)
-.
Co,
(quar.)
•
9-
Corp.—
$3.75
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
Hammermill
Handleman
10%
Corp.
Industries
Co.
Mills,
Hamilton
9-20
Foam
Motors
9-13
1
(final
income
dividend
General
6
.
4V*%
25c
;.
Ordinary
British
less
9-16
30c
.
—
General
$5
Corp.
Co.. Inc. (quar.)
Crude Oil (quar.)
of
General
(quar.)
'
^
(quar.)—
J
Co.
ft
Corp.
6%- non-cumulative
9-20
10-15
3
9-
9-1G
11-22
:
income- ——
Securities
•
__—
if
12-
10c
•
6
<9-20
10-1
1-2-64
11-15
40c
—
-—
—...
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
(quar.)—,——
; 5%
preferred A
(quar.)
.'___—
5'A
preferred B
(quar.)
—
Interlace Iron (quar.)
i
9-15
10-
Motor
A._!
S.
(quar.
& Tool,
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fuhd
2
10-
Mexico
de
—
Institutional
2-21
8-
9-10
;>
Insoiration
9-10
1
v
Inland
12-16
1
9-18
1
10-
8-31,
10-
10- 1
9-9
*10-15
•16-64
10-
$1.25
—
9-16
10-15
10- 1
9-10
1
9-13
9-20
$25c
$$1.12%
$56'4c
Ingeisoll Machine
class A (quar.)__
$12'/2c
Ingersoll-Rand
Co., 6%
preferred
(s-a)
S3
Inland
Container
Corp., class !A (quar.)—
35c
Inland Credit, class A
(stock dividend)
2%
10-15
11-
t 9-13
1
SI.05
$2.25
9-20
10-31
1
$1.05'A
$4.50
8-30
4
8-30
9-30
26c
(quar.)
Industrial
9-16
10-
3
10-
$1
(quar.)_____
preferred
9-20
10-18
9-20
9-13
10-
33c
(quar).
(quar.)
preferred
Industria
1
5c
2%
10c
v
ccm.
4'A%
,
8-30
9-80
11-
y
preierred
5%
1
:____
&
Power
".
'y
(initial)__
common
(quar.)———_:
Indianapolis Water Co.—
'8-30
1
Public
4%
9-13
1
income)
(Wash., D. C.)
from
Corp.
new
8-30
1
u :
-.
(quar.
1
9-27
from
dividend—
Head
6
10-
dividend).
Inc.
(quar.)
(quarterly
Fund,
income)
10-
10-
Ltd.—
Boston
of
Incorporated Investors
Independent Telephone
Indian
10c
*
Canada,
of
(stock
Foundation
'9-
10-
(quar.)
Co.
50c
(quar.-
preierred
Income
1
35c
^
Co.
6
9-30
9-30
10-
■
r
9
1
9-30
2%
_•
9-13
9-30
15c
__u_
9-19
$15c
3%
40c
:
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$1.12%....
Inter-Mountain
—i
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•i
9-20
9-30
$30c
15c
&
9-13
.9-30
25c
pfd.
4.60%
Telephone
Common
Honolulu
Drug
Extra
Investors Co.—
(formerly
Ltd.
:
Oil
1
$1.16
$1.29
5%
J50c
dividend)
1
Tobacco
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Western
"Construction
8-30
25c
&
9-13
10-
12c
Central
■l--Interleke
9-30
$25c
■_
Corp.,
•
preferred
5.16%
(quar.)
Bell
Central
6
9-10
9-30
45c :
(quar.)
r>
9-30
12-30
'
6
1
Imperial
Imperial
9
9-20
9-
Co.—
37 'Ac
r.
9-16
9-
9-30
10-
9-
1
10-
10c
.12%c
—
10-15
6
1
10-15
yr
(quar.)
9-16
9-
10-
10-
50c
(quar.)
9-16
10-15
$80c
9-10
20c
pfd.
9-13
10-15
40c
___
;
9-13
•t>
RR.
(quar.)__;
Capital Fund, Inc.__—_______—
Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)_
40c
RR.,'$5
(quar.)
1
9-27
10c
—___
Cement
Illinois
9-10
.——
Ohio
Corp.
Power
4.64%
Gardner-Denver
&
1
10-
20c
(quar.)_—
Ideal
9-12
$14c
(quar.)—
10-
10c
$1.25
4.20%
Inc.
30c
56V4C
>
Illinois
56Vic
(quai-.)——
9-15
(quar.)—___ >-:;C
(quar.)
Breaker,
—
Chemical Coating,
Life Insurance
9-30
Imperial
2
Dunlap (quar.)
;——
5c
Growers Wine.Co., Ltd_..cl. A (initial quar.)
J2%c
Grumman Aircrfaft Engineering Ccrp.—
Quarterly
—37V2C
$15c
1
31'Ac
Imperial
2
common
(quar.)
4
9-
.9-20
9-10
6
&
$15c
(quar.)_.
Futterman
Griggs
$15c
(quar.)
Fundamental
9-30
4
9-27
9-30
9-10
10-
preierred
(quar.)___—37V2C
Equipment (Del.)
10c
10-28
2
9-
8-26
10-
(initial)
.Company,
9-16
12-
1
11-
conv.
Grosset
(quar.)
A
A
Fulton-Carrol
5%.
9-14
Co.—
_____
Class
(George
Griesedieck
9-13
1
14c
(quar.)
Class
Fuller
10-
9-16
i
1
25c
.
>9-20
10-
:
common
(Canada)
9-16
9-16.
9-30
10-
22c
321/2c
(quar.)
Lines
commcn
$30c
(quar.)
&
9-27
20c
Corporation,
preferred
N:w
9c
____
(quar.)
_____L—
Ltd.
4V2%
Greyhound
beneficial
^
■
Mfg.
Cos.,
Fraser
Greyhound
i:
•
9-14:
9-28
$1.25
$1.25
common
preferred
Illinois
3
35c
$1.75
tl5c
|15c
(quar.)—
>■
9-13
.
9-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Circuit
and
9-16
Ccrp.
A
investment
common
Power
preferred
Corporation,
Income
(quar.)
,
1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Industries,
I-T-E
(Houston)—
9-16
Frantz
9-16
30c
93%c
3'Ac
Franklin
9-
;—
3'Ac
L.
8-30
9-27
.
Inc.—
__
9-16
10-
9-10
10-10
25c
35c
.■
Green
—:
9-30
(quar.)—_
Insurance
Stores,
Mountain
preferred C (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred
preferred
8-30
9-27
1-1-64
conv.
Class
v-V" X [4~
9-30
Funds
8-15
10-31
.—
9-10
(quar.)
9-
8-30
9-27
.
;; A-a vY'-.$1.06'A
9-27
4'/2.%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
A
(quar.
Hygrade Food Products (quar.)
Hyster Company, common
(quar.)
6
9-30
8-20
tl2'/2c
(s-a)—
K; $2.75
9-13
9-16
1
10c
of
Huyck
6
32Vhc
(quar.).
9-20
(quar.)
9-20
:f50c
10-15
series
8-23
1
25c
>.
Corp.—
5%
10-17
9-16
10-
45c
LZ^ZZZZl
(quar.)
of America, 5%
5
9-13
8-30
% 9-27
37'/2c
,
Company,
4'/o%
Ltd..~(quar,)_—
Sugar,
2nd
10-
9-20
9-25
10c
(quar.)
._'
8-30
-
10-15
>.
J45c
Ltd. "(quar.)
class A
5%
-
Greater
9-16
25c
(quar.)
10-10
110- 1
'11- 1
40c
Preferred
:_•.!
3
4
10-
25c
50c
9-17
9-30
lie.
Hupp Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.i
62'/2c
Huron. & Erie Mortgage (quar.)_
$32'/2c
Husky Oil Canada, preferred "(quar..
$75c
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)_
25c
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
50c
3
55c
(quar.)_
(Canada)—
Co.,
Life
Universal
Great
8-16
9-16
99-
10-
25c
i
(quar.)
class A Ordinary (final payment of 23%%
less British income tax of 38%%-)
1_:
9-13
...
1
1
1
10-11
13c
Quarterly
9-13
10-
$1.50
(quar.)____—
Insurance
Paper
9-20
9-12
.
1
10-
(quar.7Vici
Corp.
(quar.)—_______——
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
Stores
; 9-30
1
8-30
9-
6
19-27
_________
9-13
10-
25c
(quar.)—
commo(n (quar.)___
(quar.)___
j.
:
Lakes
', 9-16
9-30
1
$$1
preierred
>9-17
10-
9-27
75c
—
(quar.)
American
22 '/2c
8-30
10-15
6
9-
$1
common
(quar.)______
preferred (quar.)
Vision, Inc."
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., 80c class A (quar.)
hClass B
"
6.40%
preference (quar.)
'
(NY)
Rubber
Co.,
8-23
Great
9-27
10-
9-
9-16
Ltd.—
preferred, (quar.)
House
•
9-16
3
9-13
50c
Batteries
9-16
;.3%%
1
10c
——^
30c
series
Co.,
Chemical
$2.25
11-15
Bank-
(quar.)
9-16
16c
(quar.)
Co.
&
preferred
Grant
-
Custodian
Ltd.,
Houdaille
12-20
11-29
5c
Employees Insurance Co.
(Washington.
D.
C.)
Granite City
Steel Co.
(quar.)„
8-23
$5
9-20
1-1-64
30c
35c
Preferred
H.)
9-12
12'Ac
Corp.' (quar.)_"___
M.)
Company
Oil,
Hoover
Government
8-30
10-
Co.
& Rubber
Gould-National
9-17
9-20
F.)
10c
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Utility
Mines
1
9-16
10c
$4.25
$1.15
10-
8-23
25c
flOc
(R.
(D.
Hooker
—
9-12
15c
.
Extra
1
J 15c
'
—
Shares, I Inc. •Home Finance Group, Inc.
10-
10-
9-26
7'Ac
25c
Gold
Holyoke
10-
Winnipeg Gas, common (increased)
Voting trust certificates (increased)
Green
^Daniel) Co.
V Franklin
T:
10-31
=' $1.24
Fram
>
Holmes
20c
9-20
,
fl5c
Hollingshead
$1.23
Fostoria
-
10-15
(quar.)
Tile
14c
preferred
Wc-rth
Fort
•:
10-31
(quar.)
Telegraph
32c
(quar.)___
,
National Bank (Texas)
40c
6
15c
(quar.).
Products
Stock
&
26c
.
common
Envelopes
Globe
9-16
10-
56'Ac
common
Extra
9-13
1
8-23
9-30
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-
(quar.
Insurance
$1.12'A
.
Laboratories,
Co.
1
t^uar*.'12:2c
Company
$1
(quar.)
Canada-Ltd.
Dairies,
Falls
Giiauen
1
20c
(quar.)
Research
Inc.,
preferred
A
Glens
10-21
Cards
oOi'P*
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Inc.
Stores,
Motor
4'A%
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
A
pfd.
Telephone,
Fluid
Foremost
1
13 %c
Corp. (quar.)_.
Florida Power & Light Co., common
Florida
11-
5oc
Power
2nd
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
Ltd
Exchange
quarterly
i.r;
25c
Company,
common
preferred (quar.)
»
10-
(quar.)
Corn
10-
25c
(quar.i
Quarterly
$4
Hollinger
9-20
10-
—
Goodyear
Foods, Inc., $5 pfd. (quar.)_
Fitchburg Paper Co.,
class
A
(quar.)
Fleming Company,
5%
preferred
<quar.}_
Flintkote
Irust,
50c
(quar.)_______
Y.)
Hirsch
9-20
17Vic
^$10c
Extra
Gish
9-13
Co.
Mines,
Corporation
Increased
Co.
___
Bank
Inc.
9-18
5c
.
Greeting
Giliiiian
Globe
Fisher
■
&x»,ra
Gibson
30c
Trust
&
Cement
Yellowknife
75c
.'_
(quar.
Banking
Portland
9-13
J.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
9-30
10-
9-25
50c
10-
15c
8-30
9-25
:
9-14
—
9-11
9-16
50c
10-10
common.
9-13
i.__r
1
'
9-27
10c
1
9-30
9-12
' 15c
10-
Hotel Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.,
55c
j'
;.'A:
First
First-
N.
Chemical
&
9-20
,9-25
Hewitt-Robins
...
30c
(quar.)
River,
9-14
Oil
9-12
(quar.)
11-
:
10-15
40c
(quar.)____
(N.;,;Y.)
Hess
$1.25
_
Quarterly
Giant
Diego—
it.;
(Toms
Bank
(quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
9-13
9-20
10- 1
10-1
(quar.)__
9-10
—
Fund):
32'Ac
(quar.)__
_
City
Inc.
common
1
—
(G)
9-16
Quarterly
Pak,
Co.,
conv.
15c
(quar.)—
8-30
9-
First -National
preferred
9-16
9-16
First
A
$1.12Vi
preferred
$0,122
(quar.)•:
City) (quar.)__
San
Portion
Powder
9-20
9-30
9-30
,15c
10-
$5 pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)__—_—_—
(quar.)
6
»
23c
55c
Co.,
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
9-30
of
Power
9-
t$l,50
9-10
>•=
6
9-30
(quar.)
1
4.
9
9-
10-1
43%c
10-
1—.—
(quar.)—i
(quar.)————
9-
1
9-27
10-
40c
6'/4C
$1.37 Vi
1
(quar.)
1
3
10c
'
$1
$1.37'/a
$1.12Vi
pfd.
9-
10-
.
—
preference
Class
9-13
Wisconsin—-
(quar.)
common
(Industries)
Co., common (quar.)
Inc.. (quar.)
[
Inc., common
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co.
(resumed)
Hill's
Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light
Hilo Sugar
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)___
r
8-30
9-16
25c
Heublein,
52c
9-16
(quar.)____BIV2C
(Helena)
Henderson's
1
10-
$1.25
common
Geotechnical
40c
Bank
Co.
preferred
.
6%
10-1
31 Vic
;
,
6
40c
National
9-13
1
6
9-13
10-25
91'Ac
25Vic
preferred
9-16
20c
Quarterly
9-13
dividend
9-30
(Jersey
F'irst
10-
$4.60 preferred 1962 series (quar.)
George Putnam Fund (Boston) (see Putnam
9-13
1-2-61
.
(Hawaii)1
-A
33%c
10-
,
(quar.)
(Walter E.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar,.)
Helm's Express, Inc. (quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd.—
9-16
1
5
9-
1
9-20
25c
4%
9-5
1
9-
10-
Co.—
(See Curtis
9-13
(quar.)
Inc.,
4c
__
Oregon
1
9-16
10c
Helena Curtis Industries—
10-
:
$4.60
4
Bank
of
10-
37Vic
$4.96
VA
Bank
Bank
3.50%
■'
•
9-11
9-12
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Hercules
$4.92
9
First-National
National
10-25
10-
;
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
First-National
First
10-25
10-
J.)
v
1
9-30
20c
.
'
(quar.)__'
Cincinnati
10-25
11-15
(H.
3.65%
343/sc
—
Corp. (quar.)
Rubber, 5 Vi %
Inc.,
Georgia
9-
_
Chicago
11-15
11-15
*\
Brewing "(quar.).
Corp,
(increased-quar.)
Hein-Werner
:; 60c
'
^
$4.50
'
(quar.)
(Boston)
Bank
&
Parts
Stock
70c
Fund
Bank
First National
Genung's,
10-16
Investors
'First 1 National
Genuine
45c
Co.
Time
preferred
8-30
7
20C
Barbara
Insurance
$5
9-27
9-16
10-
25c
A_,
dividend
General Tire
8-31
(quar.)
Corp. of America
Stock
General
9
9-14
9-16
(increased-quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
L.
Financial
9
9-
1
30c
Fieldcrest Mills
Financial
9-
9-20
30c
Fidelity Fund, Inc.— >
Quarterly from investment income___.
Fiduciaiy Trust Co.
(NY)
(quar.)_____
Heinz
of Pennsylvania—
Telepnone Co. of
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
9-30
10-
10c
.
(increased-quar.)
-Filtrol
General
1
10-
3.c
(quar.)______
Products
Paper
9-20
10-
i___
Department
Fibre-Board
10-10
8c
27'Ac
(monthly)
Federated
8-31
10-25
10-
30c
10c
5 '/a %
(quar.)—
preferred
Genesco,
;■
^
9-24
11-15
10-(1
Corp.
(G.)
Heller
:
preferred
(quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Fay)
Assn.
Heilman
.
4.60%,
1
$50c
50c
Leslie
Hazeltine
-r-
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.
10-
20c
__
1
preferred (quar.)
—i—
1—
General Telephone
Co. of the Southwest—
8-30
$7.50
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
10-
$2.10
1
Corp.
•
Fawick
General
10-
—
Hayes
62Vic
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.25
62'Ac
Insurance
8-22
Telephone Co.. of Ohio—
25c
Co., common (quar.)
5%
junior preferred (quar.)
Falconoiiuge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Falstatf
brewing (quar.)
Family Circle Associate, Inc., cl. A (quar.)
Family Finance Corp. (increased-quar.)____
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
(quar.)
Fay
9-30
$25c
(Max)
1
General
20c
Ltd.
Factor
10-
8-22
9-13
50c
(quar.)__
(E. F.) (quar.)__
Agricultural Co.
(quar.)
Industries Inc. (quar.)
8-22
3
.9-13
9-26
•:
Hawaiian
•
1
>9-26
(Conn.)
Hauserman
59%c
(quar.)_—__—1
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
preferred A (quar.)—
—
10-1 h
10c
_1
:
8-22
of Michigan—
Co.
preferred
$1.35 preferred
9-
25c
8-22
33c
(quar.)
1
35c
8-22
32Vic
25c
preierred; (quar.)_———
5Vi%
;
; '$2.40
9-20
General
PMC
C
10-
(quar.)
1
Indiana—
of
General Telephone Co^ of Iowa
40c
(quar.)
Co.
10-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
1
—
—
(quar.)—
Telephone
$2.50
9-20
_i__
9-6
9-30
66c
(quar.)
preierred
General
9
10-14
100% /
Ex-Cell-O
1
1
>.
10-
62Vic
31 Vic
preferred (quar.).:——-—
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
9-12
>
8%
1
11-
'.
-
Co.-—
dividend
Hartford Gas,
9
9-18
9-16
10-
35c
2%
Insurance
;
10-
54y2c
$1
9-16
1
Fire
Stock
>
(quari)-_—
Quarterly
L
Harvey Aluminum, class A com.
Hastings Manufacturing Co
'
(quar.)
9-16
y-2J
20c
■;>'
9-
(Chicago)—
| 50c
Corp.
53'/sc
1
(quar.)
9-30
;_C:
(quar.)
10-
22c
———
preferred
10-21
6d V
(quar.)
$1.25
10-
.
$1
s.
(stock
1
Bank
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
-
-
Quarterly
9-20
9-30
Savings
1
-
-
55c
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
$1.50
;
10-
&
-
Hartford National Bank & Trust Co.
preierred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30
(accum.)
5
25c
4.36%
9-30
dividend)
stocknolders approval
to
8-23
9-
10-1
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
9-20
J.UC
pfd.
10-
30c
25c
(quar.)
10-
preferred
preferred
preferred
16%c
(quar.)
4%
Hartford
(quar.)—
1
-;:20c
Corp
rnonograpn
Manufacturing
Endicott | Johnson
5
preferred
5%
10-
$15c
period)
9-
1
10v
35c t-
1
Aug.-Sept.
9-26
11-27
General
•1%
j
(initial-quar.)__
Mfg.- common (quar.)
preferred
A
(initial)
(this
Convertible
15c
of California—
(quar.)
——.—i
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
9-13
25c
■
Harsco
(quar.)—
10-18
2oc
____
Electric
6
20c
(quar.)_
Corp.
1
$1.18
(initial)
:
9-
(quar.)——-—
Industries
Trust
9-28
(quar.)__.—_—u
11-
$1.03
•
:_
Harris
12-15
■
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
30c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
30c
(quar.)
dividend
preierred
Products
'i. '.
$1.18%
Co.
Co.
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
V;
-
(quar.)__
Cement
Portland
10-15
___
__
(quar.)
Emerson
6%.
Co.
(s-a
common
conv..
Equipment—
preferred
12'Ac
•;
common
Ltd.
Ernco,
Precision
$4.75
General
15c
(quar.)
Natural Gas,
Paso
Eltra
General
6
•
Gas
RR.
$4.50
-v
8-16
Electaic—
aso
-
9-
9-13
Share
5C
(quar.)
Vvilliamsport
Name of Company
General
1
Consolidated
Enzabechtown Waotr
Eittnra
5-A
•
9-27
60c
.
Corp—
A
30c
■;_■■■
__
When
Per
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Corp.—
Quarterly
Electrolier
When
Snare
Snare
47
Co.
7%
(initial)
(quar.)—
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
9-10'
9-10
9-26
9-13
10-
1
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
„
"•
(1092)
Per
Name of Company
Interstate
-4xh%
Finance
preferred" tquar.)
Interstate
Class
Financial
B
(quar.)
common
America
10-
1
10-16
li-
i
10-16
.
t60c
15c
dividend
stock
A
payable
in
class
stock
A
(Canada),
,
1
9-13
10-11
9-13
1010-
preferred
(quar.)__
'$1.10
:
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Minit
(quar.)
___"
Service,
Ltd.
415c
10-
x$i;75
xl%%/
preference
series
C
(quar.)__
preference series D
(quar.)
preference
Lincoln
(quar.)
k—
Ling
Lipe-Bollway
10- l
9-
xl'/4%
lo-
10-1
preferred
(quar.)_._
$1/25
Telephone Corp. (N. Y.)-—
preferred
(quar.)_^
:——Glass, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
1—
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
;
10-
Litton
Loblaw
10-10
10-1
9-16
40c
9-30
93%c
';
9-16
tl5c
10-15
10-15
9-30
Johnson
Service (quar;)
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
A preferred
(quar.)____'__—__
Mfg.
Supply Co. (quar.)_____—_—
9-30
Star
B
$1.25
4 75c
9-3
-
preferred
(quar.)—
37¥aC
10-
1
Battery-Co.
Kahler
XX—
Corporation
Kaiser
Steel
5%%
'
;
(quar.)
&-Lights-
(quar.)
$1.43%
$4.50^preferred •,( quar;)
City ,6outhqrni., Tndustries-rr
(quar.)
preferred
City Southern--Ry;,*
$4 uVon-cum
Kansas
Gas
Common
4'/2%
preferred
&
7'
■
5°c:
r
9-
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
10-
1
$1.25
'
:
split
preferred
(quar.)——*
5c
10-
15c
+40c
;
Stock dividend
B
B
Kroger
6%
9-13
9-20
9-20
8-27
Kuhlman. Electric
"series
Kysor
Ltd.
LaCrosse
Laclede
4.32%
-
Co—
Telephone
Co.,-
Corp.
conv.
Midland
v
7%'
Corp.
(Jackson,
(resumed)
Marsh •/
&
B
Co.
"6%
1
Sons,
Supermarkets
Inc.
Stock
8-30
Corp.
Mattiessen
Stock
-
&
10-1
9-16
11-1
10-15
9-11
•
10-21
,,9-20
9-
10-15"
9-27
.1 9-30
"A
3
Max
Factor
10-15
10-15
ic
(quar.).:.
A 10-
,9-20
$17V2C
10-15
9-20
25c,;
12%c
/
10-
"11-4
10-
25 c
10-
9-
9-13
r
9-23
9-
91 A
9-13-
9-16
8-15
_
1
8-30-
10- 1.«
A;
8-30
9-10
8-31^
,
.8-16
9-
6
9-168-30
8-30
v
.
8-30
9-6
•
«
..
(
v
lOnl
9-13
10-15
9-16-
20c
9-30
9-1-3-
•
9-30
8-30-
10c
9-16
9-
7c
11-29
11-
2c
11-29
11-
8
25c
9-20
9-
5
$3.50
12-20
12-
2
:
—
A
—
40c
9-16
25c
10-15
4
8
8-28
Co.
9-20'
35c
9-28
9-13
12 Vac
9-27
9-
6
25c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
of America
9-16
9-
3:
10c
9-30
,
;
9-13
cents
(2
9-26
9-16
10c
10-
10-31
10-
10-
1
10-31
20e
i
of
J.)
4V4%
10-
1
9-16
9-27
*9-16
9-27
Tulsa
(quar.)__
(DC)
9
10-
8
10-
25c
,
1
9-16
9,16
37 Vac
(quar.)
A
;
10-
9-
5
1
9-10-
^10-10
40c
9-10>
*
1
.
20c
A*:
,
A
9-16
10c
; 9-27:
9-10
30c
/
1——A
1
10-15
9-13-
9-27
9-l0«
12V2c
Rutherford-
(quar.)
8-15
,
10-
35c
Containers,
Ltd.,
(initial)
1
common
9-20'
Distillers .& Chemical Corp.—
preferred $100 par (quar.)
&
National
General
Oil
10-1
9-14
1-2-64
12-14
9-16
56¥4c
15c
(Hartford)
8-16
10-31
40c
(quar.)_
8-15-
9-16,/
$1.06¥4
:
Insurance
Gas
110c
J 10c
Fire
10-
A,
1
30a,
9-13
Lead
9-16
9-30
National
9-16
9-27
Corp. (stock
Gypsum -..(quar.)
National
9-16
9-27
9-30
9-16
McDonnell
10c
9-16
8-31
15c
9-20
9-
»
20c
25c
35c"
-
,
10-1
9-16
.
'
National
Old
Rock,
15c
9-20
4%
9-20."
9-30
50c
10-16:
9-16
1—
(quar.)
Insurance
~Co.
12-10
9-20
1
9-
9
9-27
30c
10-
3
8-209-13
9-
3
9-16
(Little
Arkansas)—
Class.
1.
AA
(semi-annual) _—___'—
10c.
Class
BB
(semi-annual)
10c
A
.9-30
9-10-
10c
?
10-10
9-20-
——_
A National Periodical Publications, Inc.
|
Quarterly
Presto
Rubber-
National
Shawmut
National
Standard
Industries
17 ¥aC
_•_-•-
Machinery
Bank
Co;
■
(Boston)
10-
9-10-
(quar.)
—
—___
65c
35c
1
9-13
9-16
20c
Co.__
(quar.)_^
9-30
(N: Y.)
.
National
,
10-
75c
Service
Line
8-30
12-20
$1.37Va
dividend.)—
Co.
Linen
National?
National
9-16
*
,
9-
10-15
25c
Washington
Co.
9-26
75c
_______
Quarterly
9-16
9-27
$1.50
___A_7___
9-19*
Antonio)
preferred $50 par
(quar.).
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
9-20
9-30
McDermott v(J.
(quar.)—
9-30'
9-27
:* 94c
4¥4%
10-10
•
20c
V
9-16
10-15
(quar.)
(San
(quar.)
National Blank Book (quar.)
National By-Products "
National Cash Register (quar,)
National
1
87Vac
(quar.)_____
10-10
net
Common
9-16
62V4c
—
1—
10c
9-12:
.
93%c
:—
Bank
_'
National
(quar.)
—_
Bank
:
of
from
!
—
NY)
Commerce
National
■
9-30
____.
income)
(Auburn,
National
Factor.:..
V*
9-30
10-15
Securities
of
9-16
;
9-26
10-15
;
Cleaning Contractors—
Increased
quarterly--______
National
Community
Bank
of
8-30
1
2%
(quar.)
Check
(quar.)
Bank
9-12
——
10c
10c
37^c
65c
2c
Fabric
Bank
(N.
<
8-30-
8-30-:,
>
A 10-1
.
6
9-13:
9-13
..
National
8-30,
5c
9-16.
(quar.)
9-27
10-
5
$1-
—
—
"
3
9-30
*,
3
$0.32
(quar:)l—_——
preferred
10-/1.,
A10- .1
25c
—
National
3
9-25
$1.37Va
5Va%.
9-
9-24
$1.27%
(quar.)"__—____'
Ring
Investment
National Biscuit
Fund
$1.12¥2
1
(Texas)
National
.
3
(quar.)
10-
9-
9-
(quar.)_.
10-15
9-
9-„6
A
9-27
:
9-30
$1,17 Va
(s-a)__—
Piston
Quarterly
9-20
9-
i;
9-30
B
c
1
9
9-30
B
59 %
9-
Co.—
—;
10-15-
;
9-27
10c.
common.:
National
9-20
9-25
$1.12%
preferred
(annual)
Mills,
National
10-18
9-17
preferred
A
10-15
1
30c
k; "35s:.
$i,i2 y?
1—
investment
9-13
17c
A'
7V2c
Co.—
1*
9-27
^
62.VaC
(quar.)
Co.," Inc.—
(68c from capital gains and 26c
9-. 3
1
—-
(quar.)
Co.
Nation-Wide
.9-23
10-
4Va%
Class
1-
10-17
40c
6%.
Publishing
9-19'
llr
——-—
Brass
(quar.)——
Corporation, common
Nation-Wide
1
5Va%
Co.
8-30
io-
9-16
McGraw-Edlson
8-30
1
.11-
i2J/aC
A
—,
Y.)
from
9-13
9-16
9-16
McGraw-Hill
1
5%
—
8-30-
9-16
10-
•
Mutual
3
10-15
8-26
Aircraft-Corp.
—
(N.
A
•
preferred
Narrow
1
5
9-
$1.40
28>4c
:
1
62VzC
_
:
60c
net investment income plus 8 cents
capital gains)
~~i
System, Inc., common (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Mystic Valley Gas
9-16
9-24
27 VaC
3iy4c
Miss.)_;
A
NY
9-30
Co.
(quaj.)
" (quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Vernon
Mutual
9-16
income)
(quar.)
Ray)
.
Trust
income)
Muskegon
6
10-
75c
$1.50
Mays-(J. *W.) Inc. .(quarJ_
McCord Corp., $2.50 preferred
(quar.)__
McCrory Corp.,, common
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.50
.
9-13
.
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Manufacturing
Murphy
Murray
8-31
1
35c
.
9-10
1
9-16
5V2c
(quar.)_
Fuel
Supply
(quar.)________-A__
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(Increased-quar.)
8-30
9-16
10-
t$1.37 ¥2
t$1.37V2
_____
:
10-
6.
Mountain
(po.,< Ltd.—
Stock
9-27
30c
Mountain
3
9-30
5%
preferred
7%
9-16
—
dividend)
class
A
(see
3Va%
com.
45c
9-
from
—i—-
(Max), & Co.)
May Department Stores—
3%% preferred 1959 series
9-16
County Trust (Amsterdam, N.-Y.)
Diablo
Extra *
1
10-
9-30
27c
10-
10-
•
10- .1
(stock
&»Co.,
Morton
Mount
9-17
-
.
112 Vac
L.)
Inc.
ment
;
—
_____
H^geler Zinc
9-16
1
Morton
V
9-17
1
10c
dividend
.Bros.;
1
9-30
10-
50c
.____
1
25c
30c
Growth
(initial)
(quar.)
,
1
1
10-
$1.10
Morrell-.(John) & Co. "(quar.)
:!—!
Morris
(Philip).
(See
Philip Morris, Inc.)
(B. C.) Fund, Inc.—
'A aAAAA
Income Series (quarterly-.from net invest¬
6 A
30c
Mathias
Mattel,, Inc.
9-
9-13
from
Northern
____—
10-
10-
;
$2.50 prior
Morgan .Guaranty
8-23
1
9-27
(quar.)
•
v
8-15
53¥ac
(quar.)_
9-13
,
9-16
10-
9-16
(quar.)—_.—__—
9-30
9
15c
(quar.)—_—
(Quarterly from investment
Mastic Corp.. (quar.)
9
8-16
Mount
(quar.)_____—
dividend
'•.
Mueller
:
Bank
A
9-11
25c
common—
Massachusetts Investors
(A.
9-16
10-vl
•
,.15c
—
A
30c
•
—
(quar.)
8-30
11-
.i
(quar.)
11-26
9-25.
J25C
—-
5
9-13
8-30
'
Co.,
National
M'asonite
8-26
s
9-13
9-30
—
9-16
9-30
9-2:7
t25c.
a/A-
of
9-16
.
1-15
ll'Ac
—
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred?
9-13
10-16
1-30-64
A. '
(Detroit)
8-16
1
Quarterly |
;
75c J 10-. 1
Montgomery Ward &,Co., common (quar.)
25c
? 10-15
Class; A
(quar/)
$1.75—' 10-1
Moore Corp,, common" (increased quar.)
t27VaC
10- 1
7%
preferences A-(quay.t$1.75
10-1 ;
7%
preference B v (quar.) _7
10- 1
,t$L75
Moof-e-McCormack ( Lines; (quqr...)—,_1
15e
:■ 9-20,
Morgan JEpgineering Co.—
9-13
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Marshall-Wells
r
9-30;
10-31-
8c
J22V2C
Industries
(M.)
9-20
10-
(quar.)
Basket
ld-;l
25c
Martin Marietta Corp., com.
(quar.)_^.__—
4Va%- preferred- (quar.)^-,—_
9-
22c
.
9-25-
9-16
10-
$1.15
(quar.);
Tile
Monrgpmiejry
$0.59375
Maryland
9-
26 V4C
A
Marsh
5
1
(quar.)^__
1
9-13
9-13
1;:
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-16
12-
a
10-
9-17
9-16
10-
10c
10-15,
w
A
10-17
—
preferred
Market
5
10-
tl3%c
8-30
9-19
9-30
(quarterly
10-15
.
$1.10
pfd.
Mfg.
(quar.)_l—ri—-ZX.-1
Monroe
Auto Equipment
(resumed),
%—
Monsantp Chemical Co. (quar.)____
Montana-Pakota Utilities, "commori/ (quar.)
4.50%
pre/eryed (quap
4.70% 'prwei(red'V<qv|iar.)3J:_-^A^A^_-___-_
5.L0.% 7 preferred (quar. )_A-___^__^__AA__
Montana. FloUr Mills/ (quar:)_ll____.:_.
-
10-19
-
:
50c
Trust
Marlin-Rockwell
'
6
9-
$1
Lamson & S°ssions—
4.75%
-
6
50c
-.
1
9-20
"9-27
:
75c
tl5c
$1.25
9-209- 3
*v;
,
2.
Common
9-13
*
10-25
10- 1
•10-
99-
1
9-17
(qu^r,13%c
5%• preferred
B
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred C (quar.)i
Lamar Life Insurance
Lamson
;
'
A
common
A
\
9-17
•
11-
v
10-vl
8
8-30
9-30
10-
$1.75
9-30
9-30
-
1
9-16
•
Monarch
9-16
-
10-15
-
A
9
9
10-31
quarterly
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone
8-26
10-1
$1.50
9-30.
.
t9c
—
10-1
12A2C
9-
9-
'
10-15
3iy4c
Leaf
Increased
;
A
15c
22Vec
—
:5 9-10
62y2C
68%c
1
•'
.
5V2%
Maul
:
A
preferred
:
1
10<A
1
'<
26c
Marine
- - -
-
(quar.).--,;
Gas
10-
22c
10-
'10-
$1.75
9-18
9-13
.
$25c
8
30c
—
1
t$1.25
8
10-15
25c
i
10-
.
9-6-
10-10
.
••''V
:_—?;■
A
9-14
•9-25
y15c
.
(quar.)
8
3%
——__—
preferred
Industrial
(quar.).
Labatt,
;; 9-19
15c..
10-
50c
>.30c
A 62Vac
—_
1-
9-16
tl'2c
Quarterly
Maple
C.15C
;i5c.,:
5.
9-5-
.1
•9-30
.
!__
30C
__________A_1_A________^.__—.—
IOC.,
Mohawk Rubber Co.
(quar.)—
30c
Molson Breweries, Ltdr, class A
(quar.)
,
'
t25c
Class B (quar.)__—__—_____A_-._-7A___—
$25c
Monarch Fine Foods, Ltd. (s-a)_l__i_
112 V2c,
Monarch
Investments,' Ltd.
(quar.)_A;—_—
.t50c-
.
10c.
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)—
pref. B (quar.)
L_
Maplewood Bank & Trust (N. J.)
(quar.)
Marine
Midland
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
A
1-15-64
4c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Kromex Corp. (quar.u
5y2%.
$1-25
Stores
50c
Extra
•
1-
1-15-64
27V2C 4-15-64
12Vic-
(quar.)
Shares
1
i.
9-
1
__^_
B
class
10-
10-7
10r
(quar.)
(quar.)r____
Pacific. RR.,
8-26
10-15-
.10-
1—
(quar.)
Co.; 4.60%_
.9-30
j,
4-
10-15
27'/2c
'
9-12 A
(quar.)
Bank
25c
10-
—
income)
(quar.)
National
50c
;
1
preferred
9-10-
'25c
Quarterly
"•/•.'.
Manufacturers
12y2C
yaC
9-12
$1.28 Va
investment
Mangel
9-13
(quar.)—:i—.
'
Industry
>
Inc.
9-13
1
56%;c
Co.
Mohawk National Bank
9-12
——
•
,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Aluminum
Class
10-.1
5%
•
Investment,
Laboratories
Factors
Missouri
-
10-1
28c
(quar.)—
9-13
;
1
•
6
9-12
.
:
income).-—
(quar.)
10-15
1
Inc._;
Company—
preferred
net
1
—_—__.
(quar;.)
Hyde
General
10-
A
9
9■
(quar.)___—
Trust
27V2C
A
1
7
—
C
.
.
9--1
4
11-1
;
25c
—_—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_—_———_____
v
(quar.)
series
Funds:
8-19
10-
—
5% convertible preferred
series'A (quar.)
5Va% conv. preferred series C
(quar.)—
Koppers Company, common
(quqr.)_•___
preferred
10-
-25c-'
9-
»
9-20
10-
$1.08%
dividend
8-19
,
10-
shs.)
Kollpiorgen > Corp.
(quar.)—
Knape & Vogt.Mfg.
4%
&
Stock
Marlene
(quar.)_______:
Knapp & ;Tubb^,
Koehring Co.—
Malone
Managed
9-16
common
preferred
9-16
50c
(quar.)_
Co.
4V4 %
9-13
$1.12 l/2
(quar.)
(payable in class
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar..)_-_7—
Kirby-Cpgleshall-Stein v-A—
Kirsch
-
7
A
9-3
23c
Keyes Fibre, 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone-Portland Cement (quar.).:—_7—.'j
Kimberly-Clark >Corp.
(quar.)_*
;i_'—_—
King Kullen Grocery, class A (quar.')—_—
Class
:
9-10
Class
Hanover
-
9-23
i
$1.25
55c,
(quar-,)
25c
Reclaiming,
Securities
v-
-20c
Mississippi River Kuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas. Co. (quar.)_______i_
Missouri-Kansas Pipe. Line, common..^
10-" 1
70c
A
•
__
10-1
10-
10-
15c
29c
——-
preferred
4.40%
9-30';:
9-30
--
37VaC
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
6
(quar.)
Mississippi, Power:
6-30"/
10—IV •■"';*
10-15
25c:
X—. ,')
,
preferred. ;(quar.)
10c
1_—
Inc.
-9-18 'A;
.9-16
$92c
:
$1.25
—,—
3
10-31
-
-
8C-
common
Manufacturers
-
2-17
10-15
3.5c
.
10-16-
•
Minneapolis Brewing Co: (quar.)_____
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
;
3% pref. . (quar.)—______
Mining - Corp. of Canada (interim)—
Minnesota Power & Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)
10-18 A
1
——
Co.,
9-16
(quar.)
Mines
1
4.75%
(
9-30
$1
lb-
,
6
10-31
.
12y2C
,
12-16
—
Industries
6
9-16
—
Gold
10-
35c
Mill
'
11-
—,—-
1
'■
Uni5
Mirro
(quar.);,
6;
9-16-
Utilities Inc.
Rubber
4 % %
Midwest
10-18
(quar..)-—
Service
A
South
Midwest
3-10-64
A.
99-
Abrasive
(quar.)_______———
Midwest Life Insurance (Lincoln, Neb.) —
11-15
Paper Co.,. Ltd,__
& Powell River, Ltd.:—
I
Co.
series
Common
2-17
12-10
1
9-20
9-30
Mid-West
;
6
12-10
6.
$1.10
'(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Corp. (incr.-quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
10-15
3-10-64
———
1-2-64
'—
5%
10'fi 1
9-30
6-
50c
(quar.)
Miu-Continent
Middle
$1.10
quarterly basis)--.—
class A (quar.)
87y2C
(quar.)
1
10-21
50c
—
Ltd., 5% pfd,
priority "shares
.
Public
10c
40c
11-
9-
Michigan Gas Utilities—
6
12-13
-
preferred
4.40%
9-13
10-10
3 % *'■.■;
Corp.
,tConvertible
Maine
30c
Refining (quar.-);——~_
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co., com. (quar.')__
Common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil
Kewanee Oil—
A
{
8-30
7
9-18
(s-a)
9-
:
9-27
10c.
—
A
9-
:
1
87*/2C
Kendall
Kerr-Addison
9-16
1
:____
Inc.
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)—
Kendall Co., $4.50
preferred series
10-
t
._.—_;—
—
common
Mailman
6
Two-for-one
preferred
-
6
10-
__u_^______—
(quar.)
<
9
$1.25
—
10-
11- I
^___
.(from investment
Madison Square Harden, 60c.pfd,
Madway Main Line Homes—
Magor Car jT___
••:
9-16
&
10-11
$1.1 iy4
35C
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
(George J.) Mfg. (extra)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com.
Meyer
9-12
-
Y.)_.(quari),
Fund
1
10-1
6
$1.06'/4
.
—~
5%
9
9- .9
1
30c
Kay Windsor, class A—
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)_____i.
—l
Kearney & Trecker Corp.1—
Kelling Nut Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Kellogg Company, common (incr.-quar.)---^
Kentucky Utilities,
9-
1
10-^1
(R,:.H)
11-
6-
8-30
—
Macy
10-
&
10c
95c
_______
10-11
9-
-9-14
a
Co.;
Power
Madison
$1.08
'
Vending
Maclaren
-9-13
,
1
lO-.l
9-30
—
MacMill[an Bloedel
*; Quarterly
9
A 40c
(monthly)*
preferred
Girl Service,
10-
9-
$1.06y4
$1.12y2
preferred (quar.)-_:
Kavanau Corporation
3 Vst %
9-30
Macke
,-v
9-30
8-23
..
9-27
11-
$1.08%
50c
(initial-quar.)
."___
on
9-16
10c
(quar.)_.
-
B
;__
(now
—
.
9-16.
preferred
9-16
12y2C
Moptliy,.—
15c
(quar.)__
1
4.35%
$1.10
Ino.',
Increased
ti
; 8-30
"
$5
Kelly
V 9-30
10-15
common..^.—
(quar.)_
3V2%
•V,
'
8-30
$1.07,,
-
(quar.)_.
preferred
■
(quar.)
10-
9-
Miles
(quar.)
class
25c
9-
10-- 1
2'/2%
$1.50 conv.' pfd._(quar.)
MSL .Industries-^r
;
v
• A; a;:-
11-14
.
.
10-15
"9-16
$1;.,
23m«
Light Co.,
preferred
$4.50
1
MCA,
McjptKiy
$1.12 Vi1
— —
&
/'
v.
____—
______——
Power
•11-14
9-16
25o>
"■
■•'
(quarv)__
4.28% preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
—:____
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com.
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—_____"
$4.25
"
(quar.)
9-3
1
■
11-14
12-
;
--12-31
12y2c
—
LyonsrMagnus,
11-L4
,
Co.
Inc.
Quarterly •
Lynch Corp. Xstock ^dividend)Lynn Gas Co.!——
12-; .1
50c
ii
(quar.)—L*.
common-
<quar/)_
preferred
Kansas
A
8-30
9-16
10-
9-
10-1
1 Va%
121/20
______—
,
Electric—*
"(quar.) '
9-I6
10c
10-1
25c
,
1
12-
,
$1.12 y2
——
;——_—
4%
non-pumulative
Kansas
A
:
12-1
$1.05
$1.08%
Kansas
Common
'
,
12-1" "li-14
$1,
(quar.)
-
9-20
95c.
.*
'
preferred
6
'"v-' •,';rv
•31 Vac
——
'$4 .preferred (quar.)—
:
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)_———,
$4.35
9-
9-10
6
Tile
96y4c
3%c
7%
6
9-
97y2C
25c
-
(P.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Los
Angeles Drug
(quar.)—
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)A
*,
5%. preferred, (quar.)
;—
Lucky Lager Breweries
'
6
9-18
.
;••-;••••-;••—
;
^qu(ir.)_:—^—X-—XXX
preferred
9-16
36¥ac
(quar.i^-^J.-—1---—'
Power
(quar.)
9-
9-30 *
9-30
9-30 '
30c
preferred
preference
Common
9-16
4c
(quar.)
Corp.,, $1.46
City
Kansas
$3.40
4c
______—
9-23
5C
$1.75"
'
(quar.)
—;
9-
(quar.)
•9-10
bi.
Lorillard
W
Extra
1
1
(quar.)_
10-1
$1.25
12y2C
—
(N.
1010-
preferred
9-10
________—
Long Island Trust Co.
9-17
8-30
45C
87 ¥2 c
87'/2c
preferred
12 Vac
preferred• (quar.)_____—
u-n
SW'Vo preferred (quar.)__^
Long Islahd National Bank (Hicksville)—
A. Increased
—!
__^
'
•
9-16
.-9-16
9-16
3.90%
10-1
(quar.)
.
•
.•9-16
'
9-21
•
9-10
—
preferred
1.
(quar.)
9-10
--
(quar.)
It:
10-
preferred
9-20
;
4.35%
series
9-30
•
A;$10C
Mfg.
10-
Metropolitan E'dison Co.—
9-16
(quar.)_^___—(
_
10- 1
3.80%
1
(quar.)—
com.
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
&
Goods Corp.
Extra
6
8-30
—
new
Cement
4.25%
9-6
9-16
pfd.
Long's Drug Stores (quar.)
Long Island Lighiing, 5%. preferred
9-16
10-1
30c;
<fe
preference
Aircraft,
Londontown
9-30
tl3%c
~
—____
1st
9-10
9-11
$1.37¥a
.
(stock dividend)
Groceterias, Ltd.—•
Lockheed
Lone
—
(quar.).
9-20
:IOT,I
17¥ac
Co.
Loeb' (M.J
Ltd. '(s-a)
London Life Insurance-
10-18
iir.r
•
9-
10-
Industries
$1.60
11- 1
Inc.
8-15
A .9-30
45c
(quar.)
urick
Metrome.aia,
'9-10
'
9-25
5c
A
Corp.,
common
Metal
8-30
9-25
25c
Special 4% gtd." betterman (quar.)
Special 4%^ gtd. betterman. (quar.)___—_.
Original stock
(quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
9-13
1
class
,9-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
8-30
$1.43%
dividend)
Inc.
(initial)
Corpv,
Miami" RR.
9-16
1
$1
'—'__
Jewel Tea Col, common
(quar.)_
3%%
preferred (quar.)^.__^_^_____>-..
Jockey Club,-Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
i
5¥a%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.:—
Little
9-13
10c
.
:
10-
$1.25
.
(resumed)
Temco-Vought,
Littelfuse,
1st
Jeannette
Jessop Steel Co.
'
9-30
;
,
6.
IP" ^
,
-
9-30
,
(quar.)
(quar.i__'—
Insurance
Co.,
Macnine
9-16
:
pfd.
C.)
10-23
(quar.)
preierred
Mesta
,
9-: 6
l
Life
(stock
9- 6
xl¥a%
5%..
(S.
&
8
11-
J18C
u_;
Y-).
9-23
11-.. 1
45c
Louis)
(St.
Acceptance
Bros,
Printing £0.—
9-*, 6
Supply- Co.—
<N.
National
10- 1'
Jamestown
f
Lincoln
1
xiy4%
—____
(quar.)
Insurance
Common
B-(auar.)
5%
.
8-31
1
"10-
Life
Co.
common
Merry
i2y2c
—
1
(Jamaica)—'
(quar.
E
10-
9-16
.
series
series
Quarterly
Liggett. & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Lily Lynn, Inc., class A
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. .(quar.),
,
9-16
•5C
preference
Water
9- 3
1
10-
preierred
Fabrics
Trust
9-6
2
9-16
■
30c
•
—
5%
10-15
$20c
(increased-quar.)
Ltd. (Canada)
5%
;
(quar,).
Levy Industries, Ltd., 6% 2nd pref. (quar.)
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)_„
Lexington Water Co., 5.75% pfd. (quar.)__
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Liberty
10-1
3.85%
A
Liberty
40c
7%.
Jamaica
'
19c
12c
9-13
\
8V3C..
15C
(quar.)
Bank (Chicago)
National
A
$3.50
8-30
9-16
15c
—
Merck
5
9-
9-16
.
9-138-28
."
1
8V3C'
—
financial
22 ¥2 C
9-10
9-20
-•
42c
—
(quar.)
9-13
12-
"
25c
$3c
(quar.)
9-13
2
10-
"
25C
-
Inc., class A (quar.)
(Louis) Enterprises—
9-13
1
10c
Markets
7%- preference
10-
(monthly)
9-13
9-16
•
9-10
•
1
25c
(quar.)
9-20
1
10-
45c
—
8-16
9-20
i2¥ac"
—
"
9-17-
10-1
-
10c
Fay,
Lesser
•
10-
17c
37 Vac
Class
3%
(s-a)
10-1
$1.20*
(Richard
Public
;
Inc.
10-1
$1.08%
—
______
5%
•
Merchants
•
•
9-30
10c
A
9-6
:
Leslie
1
Jamaica
.!
—9-19
(quar.)
Ltd.
Leonard Refineries
11- 7
Service,
'■
9-27
9-20
4bc A?
—
;
9-30
9-13
Public
•;*.
Mines,
.—
9-16
10- "1
Jamaica
K
freducts
9-30
60c
(quar.)_
Jupiter
$1.50
Gold
Extra
'Class
(quar.)
(quar-. )-___•
Joslyn
Finx
Lenox,
9-13
preefrred
5%
1
1
&
9-16
8-30
Jackson's
V
Leitch
1010-
9 30
preierred
Jones
Mercantile
> 35C
Lenn
10-1
Trust
5%-
Co:
1
"
D,;), Inc. - (s-a)
Island Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
■•>
9
dividend)
1
25c
4.35%
$5
9-
62y2C
•
25c
10-
460c
4.80%
.
Mercantile
9-30
_•
—
4.40%
Irwin
9
Leesona
9-30
Power &
Irving
(Richmond)
10-
preferred (quar.)
:_
53 %c
mght, common (quar.)______ '•'•'
45c
preferred (quar.I
52V^c
4.30%
9-
(quar.)
1
9-30
lc
(initial-quar.)
preierred
9-30
Cement
Monthly
Mercantile
Way Motor Freight (quar.).
Corp.
(quar.)
Lenign Poruand cement (quar.)
10-
&
Corporation
9
i
(stock
W.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
<2f>r-
Menscn
9
9
•
Leath
99-
—
A
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec-
50c
Co.
&
Portland
9-
:_
9-16
(F.
9-30
Co._
class
10-15
J68c
—
—
Power—
Means
—-+50c
Insurance
Leader-rDurst,
*
&
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
9-16
10-10
6c
.—
(s-a)
com.
•—___—
Light
common
3.30%
>
.4%
—t
_;
—
(s-a)
9-30
9-30
When
Share
(quar.)
Trucking
Johnson
lysc
10-15
'
2c
7¥acA
(s-a)
Mead
$3ac
Quarterly
&
McLean
9-
9-16
tl7y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Title
5
9-25
9-30
Company
Machine
Meuusa
______^
common
preferred
Lawrence
3
McKay
Ltd.—
10-10
4%
(quar.)
Syndicate
A
4.80%
-
10-10
—
i—
■
Electric
Iowa
$2.50
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred*
1
7ys:c
(increased)
Monday, September 1.6, 1963
.
Per
Name of
10-
15c
-
—
Lee
i.
Royalty
Investors
New
10-15
9-
Co.
preierred
Lawyers
10-15
J75c
$2;
9-10
9-27
..
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
"
A
1
4 ''
6c
4
$1.40
10-15
15c
_!_
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
Financial
Subsidiary
■
When
Share
(quar.)
Co.
Blower
Common
1
9-24
10-
in¬
net
9-
10-15
27¥ac
~—.
(from
9-16
1
: 9-20
5c
(quar.)
Stock
Class
Laurentide
._.
B
Extra
Lau
9-16
Funding Corp. of New York—
A
Investors
•
9-16
26Vic-
—
Stock dividend payable in class
6%
1
11-
income)
Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar._
convertbile preferred
(quar.)________
Class
10-
10c
I
of
vestment
Class
Steel
10-.1
18Vic
Investment
Investors
of Company
Company
Company
Lacrooe
9-16
21 Vic
Co, -(quari—
Interstate
Securities
Co.,
common
5¥a% preference (quar.)
6%
&
Larsen
6
9-
1
Lang
25c
„
Power
Co.
Per
Name
6
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
75c preferred
(quar.)
75c
preferred
(participating)
Investment
9-
9-30
10-
20c
85c
Interstate
9-30
$1.12¥a
__—:
Corp.,
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)—
common
When
Share
A-"A.
.
Corp.,
.
8-30
10..
1
9-12
9-25
9-11
'
'
193
Volume
Number
6299
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name
National
of Company
Union
Fire
+
Insurance
Quarterly
Nevada
5% %
Co.,
preferred
quarterly
New
England
New
England
4.60%
preferred
4.56%
preterred
11-
1
10-10
sion
1
9-xO
Package
1
9-1
Electric
10-15
u
Assn.
(quar.)
Pahang Rubber, Ltd.
9-29
10-1
10-15
$l.o0
Class
9-10
5%
:
9-16
A
10-
9-16
9-
Radio
6
1
1
9-16
12»/2C
10-
'
1
Stock
10-
1
9-16
$1.14
10-<
1
9-16
Palomar
9-30
8-27
Pan
1
9-13
"9-16
12-10
1-3-64
12V4c
-
dividend
12-10
1-3-64
4%
9-10
9-27
10c
Mortgage
,
Reardon
'
New
England
New
Telegraph
&
Telephone
Quarterly
_
Hampshire
Insurance
Co.
dividend
Stock
Co.—
47V2c
——
_
10-
3zc
(quar.)
American
4%
(quar.)
Eastern Pipe Line—
preferred (quar.)
4;64%-. preretred (quar:)
Fapert, Koenig, Lois, Inc. (N. Y.)
9-27
9-10
25c
;
Sulphur
9-27
9" 6
New
Haven
(quar.)
Water
50c
1
90c
10-
15c
(quar.)
9-te
10-15
1
Jersey Natural Gascommon- -(increased quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
State
-
Public
of
Board
Utilities
Jersey l*bwef- & Light,
4.05-% preferred (qiiar.)
Orleans
New
4%%
York
New
Phblic
preferred
preferred
4.36%
Serviee,
* Forgihgs
Parker-Hanh'ifin
Park
Co.
1
9-17
Parvin
10-
1
9^-10
t-aui
1
9-10
Peabody Coal Co.,
Penn Traffic Co.
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
(quar.)
30c
Class
A
Stock
10-
1
9-6
1
9-6
93%c
1
9-
10-
3
9-13
,6 (4 c
9-30
6
lO-lO
~$1.50 "
_.
Niagara
Mohawk
3.40 %
4.10%
4.85%
preferred
3.60%
3.90%
93%c
(quar.)'
(quar.)
Chemical
Nopco
Noranda
j
Co.
Norfolk
Co.,
Mines,
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
$1.31 %
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
&'Western
Normet;al
9-30
9-30
9-10
Pepsi-Cola
(quar.)
Ry:,
:
9-
1
9-20
J30c'
i
Corp., .Ltd
' *
f6c
Norris-Thermador
Corp-.
(quar.)i*_ir.:ii__l" " *"25c'
North American Aviation,'Inc.
(quar.)i_H_ "
50c
North American Investment Corp. pf Calif.—
Common, (from investment income")-Hill""" ' 10c
'6% preferred (quar.)_
37%c
9-
9-16
Mining
1
•9-13
10-
7
Pfizer
/ 8-30
9-20
8-30
North
'
Refractories
(quar.)
Sugar Industries, Inc.,
American
American
North
Van
American
-
10-15
9-16
•'9-16
10-21
12%'c
10-7
North
Penn
North
Shore
Cor.
Gas
"
Gas
(quar.)__l"_
,
I5c_
;.40c
■,(Mas.s.)-_.a.1i_+—4
Illinois
250
Gas,
"(qUar.)ll"_l~
'
42c
11-
1
11-
preferred
(qUar.)_'_^_lLl"__l_ " " $1.25
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1.37 %
11-
1
;
cOnV.
5.50%
Northern
Public
Indiana
__1
4(4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.22%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
514%
Natural
5.80%
preferred
9-23.
■V.
11-1
9-23
9-23
33c
9-20
10-14
10-14
10-14
$1.06
.
44c
>
$5.50
9-20
10-
1
9-
3
$1.45
10-
1
$1.40
10-
1
6%
Natural
Ontario
1st
pref.
Trust
40c
10-
1
;
:
;""
J75c
"
55c
75c
10-
1
9-13
10-31
10-10
10-
Northwest
Inc.
Plastics
(quar.)
;
Quarterly
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar. )
Nova Scotia Light & Powpr Co., Ltd.—
Noxzema Chemical Co. (Md.)—
voting
9-13
9-26
9-12
9-30
(quar.)
/■
9-16
25c
10-
1
9-20
$25c
10-
1
9-13
20c
10-
1
9-19
Placer
\
Oak
'
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., common
Ohio
Brass Co.
(quar.)
Casualty
Edison,
Ohio
Insurance
Co.
714c
jl5c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
(increased
common
'
18c
4714c
quar.)
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)—
;
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Forge & Machine Corp. (quar.)
Ohio
Water
Service
Inc.
Old
Line
Life
Co.
of
25c
40c
Olokele
6%
"
.
&
Steel
Store
Debenture
Oregon
Portland
Cement,
Manufacturing Co.
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd.—
9-
6
10-10
'
9-17
$25c
10-
fl5c
9-10
11-15
}5c
20c
30c
.
Progress
Progress
$1.25
1
9-30
10-
8
P &
C
Food
9-13
8-30
5%
Coast
&
9-20
10-
5%
10-
1
35c
4%'
9-23
1
9-16
-
Co.,
(quar.)
2
10-
Public
preferred
10-25
$1
30c
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
4
9-10
10-
1
9-20
1.
lOc
preferred
(quar.)
9-24
15c
(quar.)
9-19
3114c
(quar.)
3114c
9-30
12-31
:
9-10
9-
6
9-18
12-13
6%
3714c
9-30
9-18
3714c
12-31
12-13
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
Stock
Pacific
Pacific
25c
dividend..
"
Intermountain
Northwest
Bell
Express
(quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)
Savings & Loan Association
Russ
8-30
10-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15"
Service
•
9-13
10-14
1
10-
St.
9-12
9-26
11-
1
8
Louis-San
io%
15c
22c
10c
10-
1
10-31
10-
1
9-30
10-15
9-14
10-
1
9-18
9-
5
9-15
10-
8
$1.50
10-15
40c
55c
16c
10-
Sawhill
4
Sawyer's,
8-30
Schenuit
Rubber,
8-30
Schering
Corp.,
9-12
Schlitz
9-20
1
3
9-24
9-
3
Schlumberger,
62 (4 C
9-24
9-
3
School
$4
9-13
9-
3
$6 (4c
9-30
9-
5
t57c
10-15
$5
17 (4
c
25c
10c
ll7/8c
15c
12 %c
10-15
10-
9-20
•
9-
110- 1,
10-10
Z
3
9-13
10c
10-
1
9-16
31 (4c
12-
1
20c
15c
Rican
Rico
Purex
•
Putnam
Putnam
8%
5.,
9-
3
9-
3
Shattuck
$1
10-
1
$1.06
10-
1
9-10
1
$1.02
$1.04(4
9-30
9-30
'
&
Co.
Bank
;
&
!
>
(Frank
Denn
Corp.
Co.
G.)
8-30
Oil (quar.)
Corp. of America
9-13
10-10
9-19
10-10
9-19
10-10
9-19
10-2 7
8-23
10-
v
9.-18
1
12-18
1-2-64
^
9-30 V
9-16
10-10
10-
1
9-27
9-
6
10-15
9-26
-
9-13
1
10-
9-16
9-
2
1010-
1
9-16
11-
1
10-10
A
1
Z
9-13
9-20
9-13
9-20
9-
9-18
9-
1
10-
4
4
9-14
9-
3
9-20
9-
3
9-16
8-16
9-20
40c
32(4c
25c
15c
15c
(quar.)
'
.
(quar.)
Silverwood
Dairies
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
—
4
9-13
10-
1
Ltd.—
Simplex
Simplicity Pattern (increased)
Skil
Corp.
(quar.)
9-30
8-30
50c
9-20
9-
9
9-20
9-
9 0
5%
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-20
9-30
8-23
13c
9-30
99-
9-
5
10 c
9-23
8-30
Smith
(increased-quar.)
Wire & Cable
(quar.)
$2
Homes,
class
(Howard)
preferred
Paper
(quar.)
Devices, Inc.
(Increased-quar.)
Somerville
"
"•
$2.80
Sommers
50c
Industries,
preferred
Drug
conv.
Mills,
8-30
8-30
9-
6
9-23
9-
9
9-18
9-
3
1
9-16
11- 1
10- 1
10-
Ltd.—
-
150c
—
.
(N. J.) —
10-29
4c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
-10-
5
8-30
15c
10-
1
9-
6
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
55c
preferred
(quar.)
$2
10-
1
9-
6
Soss
Co.
-
'
'
ZZ
9-
6
,
170c
common
10c
Manufacturing
9-20
—15c
12(4c
(quar.)
Stores,
preferred
10-, 1
20p
__———___
(quar.)
A
Solitron
4
9-16
tl7%c
tl7%c
10c
(increased-quar.)
_____
Skyline
4
9-30
50C
in¬
—
8-23
9-16
1
10-
37(4c
f25c
10c
10c
10c
(quar.)
(resumed)
8-30
2%
(initial)
10-11
1<
B
(quar.)
(Henry
I.)
Co.
(stock
dividend) —
(One share for each two shares held)
8-30
45c
(from
1
9-27
9-27
10-
(quar.)
9-30/
.
11-
Siegel
$1.75
:_
10-11
25c
1—
B
___
1
1„.
Co.
Mining
Marts, class
Business Forms
Shulton, Inc., class A
25c
(quar.)
6
11-
10-
Canada" (quar.)—
of
A
dividend)
9-
JlOc
$1.31(4
12(4c
(increased-quar.)
Co.
Gas
&
Class
(quar.)
9-13
9-16
35c
42(4c
42 (4 c
5c
5c
15c
10c
3 Vac
!—
Class
__x_
11-15
;
(quar.)
8-30
$1.32
2
$1
15c
(quar.)
8-30
>
9-13
12-
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56%
9-30
-
4
40c
_
,
8-30
9-30
4
10-
25c
Co.—
9-13
35c
(quar.)
9-30
9-19
10-
25c
9-30
(quar.)_
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
10-15
1
20c
L
$1.07%
(quar.)
Fund
9-20
37(4c
30c
(quar.)
$1.26%
,
(Boston)
9-10
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
Shell
*>-oe
Co.—
(stock
9-27
9-20
10-10
8-14
85c
Food
Shelby
.
9-13
-
10-15
10c
RR.
National
Oil
Shattuck
9-16
(quar.)
com.
Finance
(John)
9-16
10-
9-30
Associates
Shamrock
Shaver
income)
Pyle-National
9-
1
(quar.)
of America
Holdings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Inc.,
$5.25
pfd,
(quar.)
Leather (quar.)
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
Products
Income
,,
10-
20c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31*4
60c
Cement
Seton
Carolina—
(quar.)
Telephone
(George)
9-19
1
10-15
Corp.
Servel,
Sexton
dividend
vestment
9-13
10-
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
'
Corporation
Stock
Purolator
1
Oklahoma—
Industries,
Puerto
10-
10-15
15c
Selkirk
•"
8-30
10-
Quarterly
Selas
.
9-13 >
9-27
10-10
$1.09
$1.31(4
Sel-Rex
11-15
(resumed)
10-17
9-16
(quar.)
Seismograph Service
(quar.)
Corp. (initial-quar.)
9-27-,
:
9-13
10-11
(quar.)
Security Capital (initial)
Security Trust & Guaranty
9-13
1
t
4
10-15
(quar.)
Line
Seattle-First
9-13
1
9-16
10-
Air
Roebuck
Sears
:
3
10-
15c
preferred
$6.25
9-20
9-
12-
30c
(quar.)
(NV)
9-<3
9-17
9-17
12-16 >
32c
preferred
$4.75
<
v
11c
common—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gems
Seaboard
9-30
/
Ltd.
preferred
Seaboard
9-30
Co.,
Brewing Co.
preferred
9-16
40c
25c
$1.25'
$1.25
A
%pfd.
1
9-?5
10c
Power
class
10"
Paper Co.—
Seaboard
."x^_
ft
;
"A"
5
Pictures
Screen
1
>
x-_
—
$3.40
10-
1
10-25
-
Extra
Scott
37 %C
l'i% 9-13
11-
J25c
'■
(quar.)
(Joseph)
9-
62 Vac
(quar.)
Puerto
Inc.
9-24
called
3
10-
-_"u4i.jil,4$l-25
Ry.—.
Products
9-13
5c
Corp., common (quar.)
original preferred Cquar.)_:
Publlcker
Tubular
1
10-
9-3
9-18 r'' 9-
$1.25
13 cents)
Association
&
preferred
9-20
10-
8-30
>
(quar.)_
5(4% preferred "B" (quar.)
Saxon
Paper, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
9-10
8-30
8-30
approximately
Racing
Electric
9-10
VM$25c
Publication
7%
to
Juan
Savannah
$1.75
9-13
; 19-20
10c
22%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
'
Francisco
San
3
1
7
preferred
9-
10-
Power Co.—
(increased-quar.)
9-20
$1.75
9-13
V 9-13"
9-i3
^"
5%
preferred
(quar.)
St. Louis Steel Casting, Inc.
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)
San
Carlos
Milling
(quar.)
(50
centavos
9-10
9-16
"Manufacturing "Co.— ' ~ "7 :
Common
9-10
11-
9-13
.7
10-' 1
$1.07(4
(quar.)__
Corp., Ltd. —
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-24
25c
----x
9-30
8-23
9-12
Lawrence
8-28
1
(quar.)
9-30
_____
■
St.
9-13
10-
1
(quar.)
9-20.
10c
B
(quar.)_,
Joseph Light &
5%
9-12
8-30
10-
Gas
preferred
Common
9-18
Indiana—
&
*
"
Quarterly
9-30
5%
(quar.)
Electric
9-10
'
15c
Cards
Corp., common
preferred A■' (quar.)—
prior
prior
4.30%
preferred
Sfr. Clair Specialty
9-13
9-16
12 %C
of
Co.
10-1
•
15c
_•
6
8-15
"
"
.
:
10-15
12-
.
9-10
9-
; v$1.45 "i 9-30
9-30
(quar.)_"_
75c
•$5,375 preferred' • (quar. )_7.___I__1__'__1__"
9-30
$1134
,v
$1 preferred (quar.),
25c ,',9-30
Safeway Stores' Inc0 common (quar.)"_"_l_ll
9-30
' "'4uc"
'
-4%
preferred .(quar.,",$1
.10^1
L
11-
53y8c
(quar.)
(«.uar.)
Greeting
Financial
"$3
-9-19
1
Co.—
9-IP
"
'
Craft
$5.80
9-10
IQ*
9-16
15c
being
tquar. u
Togs, class A
SFC
9-10
10-10
invest¬
(quar.)
preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
$1.40 preference
9-16
10-
1
10-15
10-
11-
6%
Pacific
9-30
Company
St.
25c
preferred
Common
9-13
1
25c
I
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Service
preferred
4.24%
9-23
9-27
preferred
1
8-26
9-30
Increased-quarterly
8-30
1
20c
pfd.
pfd.
Aggregates
from
£-^0
)
1
10-
9-19
10-
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of North
9-24
10-
9-18
10-15
(quar.)
of
5c
25c
Cquar. )____t$0.3281 V*
pfd.
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)— * "" 5%
Ruppert (Jacob)" Cb.; i41/2%
pfd.
iquar.)__" $1.12%
net
(quar.)
Co.
''
(quar.)
5%%
9-10
750
—
Co.
9-25
9-20
(quar.)—-1
Mfg. Co. dommon
preferred (quar.)_
Company. (quar.)
8-30
10-25
'
(quar.)
Cola
"
(quar.)_
(Del.)
9-16
10c
9-20
x
Power
9-16
$$1.061/4
(quar.)____
" 7 Voc
15c
are
9-13
9-16
9-40
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Oil,
9-13
1
1
2oc
of
Service
Crown
1
1010-
9-16
Washington Insurance Co.—
9-16
1
9-20
10-
J20c
Markets
Cement
Royalite
entirely,
Industries-
Common
Public
:
Pacific
Royal
6
10-
$1.25
$1.41(4
1
10-
$1
Providence
9-13
11-
Controller
9-10
6
9-13
Ruoero:d
$1.37(4
Gas
Public
$1
Oxford
Pacific
Rowan
9-10
9-
.
9-27
20c
Co.
4.08%
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Corporation, $6 preferred
1
(quar.)__
Pfovidence
per
class A
(quar.)
4%
1
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
Prophet
(s-a)
Co.,
10-
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
4% %
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Pratt, Read & Co.
Printing Corp. of America (quar.)-.,
Proctdr-Silex, 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
'
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
9-13
$1.19
O'Sullivan
Rubber
Corp., 5%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
Ozite
9-16
11-1
8-29
(quar.)
Glass
; 8-15
9-20
30c
Owens-Illinois
9-16
K.)
Electric
Common
6
9-16
B
A
9-
-
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Class
9-30
(H.
Potomac
3
15c
L
;
Osborn
Porter
9-16
9-
9-13
Ltd
(quar.)
Fixture
preferred
1
9-16
8-29
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
—;
Orange County Telephone, class A__:
4.75%
27 (4 c
24
quarterly dividend payment)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper
(quar.)
9-16
9-20
Co.,
Ltd.
Paper,
____
above
(quar.)_
Ltd., 4(4%* pfd.
Broadcasting
9-
9-14
1
tl5c
;
Co.
Rollins,
->
9-30
10*
"
1
9-10
9-20
f20c
Ltd.
Rolland
the 5%
1st
the $2.50 2nd pfd. both on
at $50 per share plus this
and
(John)
equal
redemption
Sept.
3
16
3714c
Products,
Ontario
10-
9
9-16
,
Loan
9-
1
25c
(quar.)
Ontario
pfd.
9-
9-30
.___v-'vi2'(4c
—
Ontario
5
9-16
/
1%
Sugar
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
4
:
(A payment
of approximately $1.75
share)
Class
10c
(Chicago)—
common..
preferred
for
(quar.)
Canada
10-18
1%%
shown
(Issues
Power
1.
Onomea
6
9
America—
Sugar
Oneida," Ltd.,
Rogers
of
25c
10-15
9-27
32(4c
com.
8-16
1
5c
Ltd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
9-
Line,
;__
Insurance Co.
5%
3
preferred
10-18
Inc.
9-
10-1
"9714c
Quarterly
Old Republic Life
Stock
dividend
9-
preferred
5.65%
~
___!
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.) ___________________'
10-31
—
from
6
9-13
9-16
11-
10c
(quar.)
10-31
Polaroid
1
10-
9c
Insurance
9-13
Controls
Little, Ltd.
Telephone,
Rockover
3
Ft.
9-23
10-
$1.10
(quar.)
River Products
Mississippi
(quar.)
9-16
$1.11
Co.
Oklahoma
9-30
33c
and
9-16
9-
9-27
lOc
(quar.)
$1.12 %
Development,
Plough,
;
5%
Ohio
9-
5%
9-13
9-17
Porter
c
Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (increased quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance Co. (Milw.)
Common
9-20
17 (4
gains)
B
9-3
ioc
_Z
62 (4 c
dividend
Pittsburgh,
9-10
9-30
714c
(quar.)
1
25c
27c
Northwest Airlines
50c
.
&
Rochester
8
8%C
preferred series
Pittsburgh
Forgings
9-13
9-16
20C
(quarterly
4'/4%
9-30
6c
;
Fund
Express
Robinson
9-16
10-
-V
(quar.)
Telephone (Del.)
9-16
4c
(quar.)
Robertshaw
9-27
10-15
10-25
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—
Railway (quar.)
Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)
Gas
8-30
50c
12c
14C
(Conn.)
Plastics
Stock
9-13
Gas—
Pacific
Northern
Pioneer
Valley
9-17
'9-28
40c
Roberts
■y
income
(quarterly
2
'
9-12
6%c
Inc.
10-
9
5c
9-26
{
46c
income);
Pioneer
(quar.)
A
Northern
Fund,
ment
9-17
Northern
Co.,
10-18
9-10
9-
$1
Roadway
50c
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
conv.
1
50c
9-20
Gas—
Street
Pioneer
9-17
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone—
Common
(quar.)
Co.
11-
(quar.)
9-30
„
Fund, Inc.
investment income)
9-17
;
Co.
9-301
•
Natural
10-18
1
Ripley Industries, Inc. & Jomar Plastics, Inc.
'
Pine
Grande
Rust
Insurance
Pillsbury
Bros.
Rittenhouse
'
Piedmont
1
Rickel
Quarterly
(quar.)
capital
11-
933/4c
(quar.)
9-10
.
8-31
(quar.)
5.60%
Co.
10-1
30c
9-20
9-30
9-20
9-30
25c
(quar.)
10-1
10-' 1
9-20
$1.13
.
__:
preferred
Richman
10-
(quar.)
common
Rio
10c
Phoenix
Western
Inc.,
25c
90c
9-10
50c
National Bank (quar.) —____
$2.50
&. Trenton • RR. (quar.)__^_
90c
Philip Morris, Inc.-,-common (quar.)—
;_
.■$1
.4% preferred (quar.)'_^__^—I__.—-—:
*,3.90% preierred - (quar.)_i_*_-—1—
97(49
'.Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
!;K .Common
(quar.) "
" $0;0639
8 %
$0,102
preferred .v, (quar.)__—__—_—^
5c
Phillihs-Eckardt" Electronic Corp. (quar.)__
5c
Phillips Screw Co.
(quar.)
4%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend)-
9-20
9-13
(incr.-quar.)
1
25c
investment
realized
Philadelphia
'Philadelphia
6r31
$1.0614
__________________
Gas,
common
(quar.)_i45c
(quar.)
_____J__
,■
$1.37%
preferred
>9-23
Service—
Common
414 %
9-19
1
common
(quar.
<L20
'
9-27
$1.25
preferred
5%"
•
'
'
5%'
"9-9
9-30.
10- i;
(quar.)_-_'_"___"_iiiir_"'_""
'
Northern
Bank
9-28
A
10-
-
"
Carolina^ National
Electric
net
6
10-14
10-14
9-10
12 '/2C
class A
9-
1
1
1
—
1
11-
10-
j
10-
11-
(H. W.) & Co. (quar.)
'__
Riegel Textile Corp., $4 pfd. series A (quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp.
(quar. )1
(quar.)-"
Co.
&
9-i3
12(4c
9-10
(quar.)___—-----
Corp.
9-10
59%c
Rich's,
Fund—
from
from
.
•
Lines '(quar.)________
North
,(5c
9-30
•
9-30
9-30
/
$1.75
"
(Charles)
.Philadelphia
'
15c
12 %c
com.
prefpfred'Y (quar.
■7%
Mulliken
9-20
9-25
10-15
$1.12(4
9-10
(quar.)
Trading Corp.,
.Philadelphia
'
North
&
10-18
(quar.)
50c
—
8-30
9-13
* 50c
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
8-30
9-16
9-20
(quar.)
Rhodes
4
35c
common
Gas
Pettibone
9-17
9-20
Co.,
9-20
preferi-ed
1
______
9-11
preferred
1
(quar.)_
1
' 9-25
.
15c
10-
(quar.)
11-
2
12-27
27(4c
$1.10
—
1
11-15
4%
33c
•
10-
j
11-
10-
1%
83 3/4 c
___■
11-15
25c
& Reynolds, class
(R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% " pfefelred (tfuar.)
8-31
9-18
10c
1-3-64
U5c
dividend)
Reynolds
Reynolds
of Long Island-
preferred
Petroleum
8-30
9-27
Milk
4V2%
9-
(stock
34c
>
Co.
Petrolane
10-10
9-30
"
Pet
6
C 9- 5
1
'
10-25
10c
11c
$1.12%
Cement, common
preferred
(quar.)—.
5%
8-16
11-
15c
(quar;)
6
9-16
10-
24c
__
(subject tor ICC approval)
Chemicals (Canada) Ltd
Insurance Co. (Phila.) (quar.)
3%%
—
Increased
9-16
25c
i_
________
pfd.
6%
1
10-
5
30c
(quar.)_
com.
Permanente
10-
30c
5
9-
6
9-17
4%%
(from capi¬
^
Pepeeko
Sugar
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
97%c
tl5c
9-
9-16
9-12
9-
9-27
,4(4%
10-10
9-17
$1.02(4
—
$1,211/4
(quar.)
10-25
1
Republic"SOpiSiy (Calif.)
.9-13
40c
________
9-10
1
10-
8c
;;
_
ReVlon,
Inc.
(quar.)
Reyftolds Met&ls, cdmmon
9x 6
9- 3
1
9-16
10-
10c
Extra
$1.02%
(quar.)____—i.
(quar.)
—_
preferred (quar.)
:
Niagara Wire Weaving (quar.)__
File
9-30
' 90c
-
5.25%
Nicholson
9-10
10-
10C
Company
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (incr.-quar.)
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack (quar.)
9-10
9-30
—____
3
9-13
12c
(tfu'ar.)
Pennzoil
9-13
9-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)"
•
10-1
50c
85c
;
Power,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
9r
9-27
1
50c
Republic Aviation (quar.)
Republic Steel (quar.)
3
9-17
10-
America—
25q
Quarterly.
9-30
•
Newport Electric Corp.—
33/4% preferred tquar.)
9-
17 %c
(quar.)
4.60% preterred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co.—
9-16
9-16
9-20
9-12
t$1.50
(quar.).,
Cqdar.)
Remco' Industries
3
40c
!
class' A_
common
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4(4% preferred (quar.)
'3.35% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
(Ohio)
Telephone—
preferred; (quar.)___
6%
10-
10c
9-
9-20
1
1
dmdCiid
Reliance
9-15
'
50c
Pennsylvania Mutual Fund, Inc.
tal gains)
.—i_—
9-17
'9-13
20C
(initial)
Co.
Stores,
1
1
9-20
25c
...
8-30
1
10-
"
"Harris
9-13
90
Pennsylvania 'Engineering Cplp.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
(quar.)—_
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
9
$1.12Mi
1—.
;
Trap Rock (quar.)
Newark Electronics Corp.—
Newark
9-
9-27
10-
50c
York
New
9-27
.
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
3.75%
Doh<itiann
to-
Slftc
$l'.l'83/4
$1.09
(quar.)__
10-
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased)
Transportation
(qtiar.)
Parmelee
1
10-
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. fquar.)_
New Ytork State Electric & 'Gas Corp.—
$4.50
10-
60c
com.
Corp.
(qukf.)
$1
$1.01 (4
(quar.)
New
4%%
10-15
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
AUctioh
Pictures
'
Com¬
pfd.
4%
Paramount
1
of
missioner) _,..:x___xx-_._x__x
6%
preferred (s-a)__.
New
10-
10-
$1.16
f
New
New
$1
4%
1
10-
10-
(resumed)
Carriers
10-
tl5c
(quar.)
Reichhbld
'
New Haven Gas
Co.
Redwing
of
9-12
20c
A
;
Properties Corp.
Class A. (quar.)
8-30
10-14
87 (4c
:
class
(quar.)
Real
Panhandle
9-30
—-
Inns
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayette, Inc.
(quar.)
8-30
9-30
25c
(quar.)_;
& Batten, Ltd.,
redeemable preferred
6%
9-16
9-16
j25c
Rapid Grip
1
Payable of Rec.
7J/2c
of America—
preferred (quar.)___
1st
Ramada
Inc.—
(quar.)
Corp.
$3.50
9-13
When Holders
Share
v
Importers
(quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp
Quincy Mining Co.
(quar.)
9-17
10-
Per
-
^
Company
Quality
Commis¬
(extra)
Industries,
taper
$1.15
.(quar.)—_
10-15
dividend)
Corp.
Pako Corporation—•
Increased
semi-annual
9-24
10-
34c
(quar.j_
(quar.)
$1.50
—:
(stock
Co.
California
Macninery (resumed)
Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pak-Well
preterred
Oil
'
„
Name of
.9-30
Page-Hershey
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Telegraph com.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
approval)
10-
10-
29c
6%
preferred
Vegetable
(Subject to the
7
27c
__.
&
Gas
rower,
6%
Pacific
10-
26c
Telephone. Ltd.
England Electric System—
Increased
8-29
1
Share
of Company
Telephone &
8-30
9-13
11-
15c
27%c
-—
(quar.)
Brunswick
New
9-19
55c
5c
(quar.)
common
preferred <quar.)
preterred (quar.)
5.to%
5.20%
New
Pacific
tquar.)
Power
When
Per
Name
(Pittsburgh)
—
Nestle-LeMur
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J : Share
-
(quar.)—
10- 1
9-15
" l°c
12(4c
1°" 1
10- 1
9-16
31 (4c
3834c
9-30
9-30
9-
3
9-
3
15c
9-25
9-11
9-16
50
(1094)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
South.'Atlantic
7
6%
Gas
preferred
Co.,
(quar. )______-
com.
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas,
preferred
,4.50%
r
(quar.)
10-
Tex-Tube,
9-20
6%
Texaco
9-10
10-
Texas
10-
9-10
$5.80
10-
9-10
$4.64
5 y8 %
64 ilo c
10-
9-10
$4.56
25c
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Carolina
—
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
(Hartford)
_
; 25c
(quar.)
4%
Service
pfd.
9-
5
Universal
15c
9-16
9-5
Universal
J$l
(quar.)
l
$4
9-20
2
9-
9-16
10-19
9-30
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)J-
:_____.
(quar.)—____
11-
1
10-15
$1.16
preferred
Fund,
6%
$1.27
10-
1
9-16
$1.14
;____
10-
.
,
1
9-16
30c
Gas Co. (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water, 4¥2%
Jersey
Puerto
South
Rico
Sugar,
pfd.
9-27
$1.12 y2
(quar.)-.
10-
4Vic
6
10-15
:
9-
1
from
Texas
(quar.)
__•_
9-12
9-30
9-12
Propane
Southeastern
Public
$25c
9-27
9-13
5.40%
8-30
9-18;
9-18
1C
Utah
Southeastern
Telephone
California
Southefn
(quar.)
Co.
10c
—
6%
fconv.
Southern
Gulf
Texas
26(4c
■
2nd
&
10-
48C
V
8-26
Thor
10-
preferred
>
1
preferred
9-16
$1.10
li-
.-.—
4.25%
4.40%
preferred
92V2C
——
(quar.)
1111-
$1.06 »/4
11-
11-
Toys
Traders Finance
11-
10-18
10-18
Class
A
Corp.,
(quar.)__
10-18
Class
B
27 y2 c
11-
10-18
3iy4c
11-
10-18
Trans-Canada
10-15
10-
1
6%
Sparkletts Drinking Water Corp. (quar.)__
Sparton Corp., common
6%
preferred (quar.)—___.—i—
20c
9-30
9-25
5%
25c
$4.50
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
9-16
,9,-6
9-14
Extra ;
10-
1
8-30
$3.50
Brands,
$1.12%
9-16
8-30
25c
10-1
9-
3
1
9-
3
9-16
9-
6
$1.62%
Standard
$1.60
Dredging, common
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
$3
Fruit
Oil
Steam
Co.
.'.'
Starrett
Ltd,
(L.
S.V Co)
Stauffer
5%
preferred
A
C
&
Stern
Class-B___
Stock*
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—
Common
Stock
5%
.
convertible
2nd
preferred
(quar.)_
Electric
Sunray-DX
Sunset
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
Co.
div.)
Inc.
Preferred
Taylor
(quar.)
Instrument Co.
—
1
preferred
(quar.)_
4.64%, preferred
11-
1
10-
8-19
1
10-
9-
•
10-
1
preferred
10-
1\
9-
9
1
99-
*10-15
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1*
-y
4.90%.
preferred
5.10%-
1
10-
9-
1
1
9-16
10-21
9-
1
1'
1
910-
1
.
1
1
9-
10-
1
9-
18c
10-
1
9-20
5c
9-30
10-
10-
1
9-
10*
1
9-
$1.16%
1
9-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
6
$1.28
10-
1
9-
$1.31
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1.
9-
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
$1.23
10-
9-
8%
10-
1
9-
6
S1.27
10-
1
9-
6
I
.
K-f
q
1
(quar.)
25c
9-23
$2.50
10-10
9-20
10c
9-30
9-13
■>'• *
V
:
'
-
"
'
10-
1
9-16
75c
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
$1.75
10-
1
8-30
-
.
.
..
9-17
9-17
25c
9-24
9-
33c
10-15
(quar.)
(Baltimore)
30c
9-24
9-
3
1-1-64
12-
6
65c
<s-a)_
Co.
of
N.
Co.,
com.
10-1
30c
(N.
J.—
(quar.)
SSc'"
;
preferred
8-29
9-26
8-26
8-26
9-16
9-
common
9-
3
40c
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-13
9-25
'*'9-13
5c
-
flOc
(quar.)
pfd.
30c
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
10-
1
8-30
9-
6
Stock
4.72%
1st
class
Common
$2
10-
4
preferred
preferred
7%
9-16
15c
9-30
9-16
Co.
(K.
C.)
—
$2.50
Match
Oil
4
7,
2
10-
1
11-
1
25c
(quar.)
9-16
37 %c
10-
1
Bank
30c
10-
27c
(quar.)
common
9-30
37 %c
9-
9-20
1%
8-12
9-20
11-30
8-30
11-
I:
4
'
59 %c
9-30
9-
59 %c
9-30
9-
68 %c
(quar.)..
10-
11-
1
10-
68c
common
10-31
59c
j.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
18c
;
9-16
8-30
18c
9-16
8-30
10c
(quar.)—
——
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
:__
:
10-
9-25
1
9-10
1-2-64
$1.25
12-10
Corp.
(quar.)
.
class
A
(quar.)
B
!
preferred
Whitaker
White
(stock
Co.,
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
HOC
River
Inc.
for
Wiegand
Oil Corp.—
(Edwin
Wilson
&
4.25%
9-14
1
9:
6
$1.25
10-
Bros.
(increased)
held..___
Company,,
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
10-11
(quar.)
common
(quar.)______
(John)
1
9-11
1
9-10
9-19
40c
9-
9
10-
4
11-
1
10-
1
9-13
10c
9-16
8-15
9c
9-30
9-16
$1.50
1.
10-31
10-15
$1.06 %
:_
,
Power—
7
Service
B.),
Shoe
9-20
1010-
18 %C
_'
(quar.)
Public
(Howard
9-17
25c
Donut House Inc. (initial)
Winn-Dixie Stores
(monthly)
Electric
1
43c
Winchell
Wisconsin
3
9-10
10-
_Z—
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
6
7
(quar.)
Co.
99-
9-24
27 %c
$1.31%
1
9-16
100%
—
shares
L.)
ConiDany
Williams
10
9-13
1
10-
(quar.)_2
each
1
10-
25c
:___c__—
com.
10-
30c
(quar.)_
dividend).
new
preferred
Wichita
&
Inc.
(quar.)
Tanning
Co.
L___
(quar.)'______
_
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
Jr.
Co.
15c
11-
1
10-
1
10-10
9-l'6
30c
_7
9-26
9-
4
$1.25
9-26
9-
4
9
1
5c
9-19
9-
(quar.)____
37 %c
9-20
8-30
(quar.)
common'
Co.
8-30
9-13
15c
__v_:
&
Publishing
9-20
9-30
-
11 %c
_
Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)____
World
9-13
10-
__—
(quar.)——
Cable
Motor
5%%
5%
10-15
30c
—
;
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.—
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
Wolf
3
9-13
HOC
.__
Ltd.—
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
A
6%
9-
1
10-15
i'35c
—
(quar.)
710-
t50c
(George),
Class
$5
lie
—
(quar.)—_—_
—
25c
10-
Corp.
(quar.)
_
.._—
_
9-20
11-
1
10-18
25c
_
1
25c
Xerox
10-
1
9-
1
k
7
9-13
1
63 %c
-S
J
9-27
12-
$1.50
62 %c
—
8-28
(quar.)
33c
25c
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Weston
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
10-10
30c
Stationery Corp.—
Westmoreland, Inc.
Worthington
10c
$1.10
12 %c
Foods, Ltd.—
9-16
$1.12%
pfd. (quar,)
(quar.)——
;
Paper
preefrred
non-cumulative
9-11
(quar.)
$1.05
$1.02%
(quar.)_
Utilities
$2
1
Corp.
$1.12%*
:
National
Western
9-30
Products
85c
__i_i
(quar.)
5%
Wolverine
10-
15c
(increased)
(quar.)
B
&
5%
Woodward
lOc
2nd
Tablet
Wood
(quar.)
&
Publishing,
Common
Western
9-16
11-1
22 %c
17 %c
—
(quar.)„^
5% preferred
A
9-20
22V2c
Gas
preferred
9-25
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
5.44%
1
1
10-15
6%C
_____
preferred B (quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)—
9-30
(quar.)
A
4.75%
Western
1010-
3%
,__
Securities
preferred
9-10
9-16
class
Power. & Gas,
dividend—
$2.55. preferred
10-25
10-15
50c
12 %c
lie
(quar.)„
;
_•__;
Western Pennsylvania Natural GasPreferred (quar.)
3c
7%c
9-16
(Pittsburgh)
Western
1
f20c
:
common
&
Natural Gas,
Pennsylvania
Western
9-30'
10-
V 11-15
_____
(quar.)__—_;
(quar.)__
A
8-27
26 %C
r————'
class
62%c
(quar.)
Marion
9-16
3
55c
28c
conv.
Pulp
Kentucky
Wilcox
9-26
43%c
(quar.)
Industries
Tobacco,
9-16
$2
Container Corp., class A (quar.)
Leaf
3
9-10
35c
Inc.
$2.50
8-20
9-30
$1.25
;
—
Western
9-13
9-
1
*
*
Y.)
Corp.,
10-
17%c
(quar.)
Bankshares,
9-16
27%c
Co., common.!
Co.
9
9-26
22y2c
-„____
preferred
Co.,
Insurance
Class
11-14
9-27
Co.
■
,9-15
9-16
:
30c
Bancorporation (quar.)—-^—
Casualty & Surety (Kan.)
(quar.)
.
9-27
Rubber
Universal
>c,i
9
10c
.
...
*
9-30
$1
;
(quar.)
Utilities Co., 4.40%
6%.'- preferred
•
quar.)
Investment
Universal
b
9-
10c
(quar.)
9-11
Co.—
(quar.)
Westfair
-
$1.37y2
-
Corp., com.
4%% ' preferred (quar.)
v i
y
3
12-1
Automated
Universal
6
$1.25
II
9-
5o
American
6
■
IIIII
IIIII
8-30
1
7J/2C
Universal
6
$1.12 Vi
$1.18
8-30
1
10-
Utilities Mquar.)
Universal
9-27
9-12
9-10
(quar.)__
Canal
Co.—
4»/2%
Virginia
Universal
-■
1
$1.12%
Universal
6
$1.31%
IIII
(quar.)
(quar.)
1010*
$1.27%
&
(quar.)
Trust- Co. (Boston)
United
9-30
(quar.)__l
(quar.)
preferred
Trust
United
6
10-
'(quar.)
United Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)_.
United Towns Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)_
6
9-
-
10-
22c
(quar.)
Guaranty
&
Tobacco
S.
S
1
Co.
5%
pfd. (quar,)—
Massachusetts Cos, (quar.)
;_:j—
4.75^
37V2c
—i____
States
1st
S.
9
$1.06y4
Preferred
6
$1.22 Vi
III
_I
I
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
5.24 V8%
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)— _____T_
5.00%' preferred (quar.)__
5.08%. preferred, (quar.)
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Realty
8%
10-
10c
Bank
(Oregon)
(quar.)
& Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co.: (quar.)
S.
9-
10-11
Common1'
9-13
9-16
40c
National
United
6
1
&
Co.,
Quarterly
U.
income
Pipe
S.
U.
6
$1.16
—
$1.06 Vi
$1.15
9-
S.
S
U
1
9-27
___;
Tile
Freight
Lines
U.
preferred
(quar.)
S.
9-16
10-
10-29
9-13
•
Manufacturers
RR
Storage
S.
U
3
$1.02 Vi
8-15
t75c
(quar.)
preferred
Fidelity
9-14
9-
9
9-11
.
Chemical—
Ceramic
Cold
U.
6
10c
S.
&
S.
6
J50c
Borax
S.
U.
9-16
10-
9
9-
1
9-27
—J:
U.
9-19
10-
S.
&
(increased
U.
1
10-
9-
10-
11-
1
12 %c
Petroleum,
Western
9-13
10-1
-
9-16
9-13
(quar.)——
Western
9-16
10-
(quar.)—
Virginia
9-18
20c
income
preferred
Westates
1
:
.____
preferred
Western
9-18
9-16
(quar.)
investment
Extra_i___L
3
10-15
1
10-
31c
' preferred
Western
9-30
9-16
'
Western
(quar.)
Gypsum
preferred
4%%
U.
3
HOC
—
U.
3
9-
9-13
12y2c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Extra
7%
U.
9-
9-30
'•
Dye Works—
preferred
(quar.)
U.
9-16
10-14
35c
s*:-'-
net
Jersey
States
Common
9-13
9-16
4
:20c
'
(quar.)__
Piece
$4.25
9-13
10-
10-
Pacific
6
10-
-11-
10-
9-13
9-30
10-
:___!
4.20%
West
10-14
•
r. 9-20
'
5-
:>
:*
ri
P
:
'
*
(;
•■-7 / 7777;
9-12
7 9- 9
10-
(quar.
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)-'
___!
Co.
Power
West Texas
10-14
4
15c
—
Merchants
United
8-30
9-
from
New
6
9-30
4
11-
Omaha,' Ltd.—
Corp. (quar.)__
Improvement, common
Illuminating
United
A
.
United
5
9-16
11-
1
"
United
5
8-
10-18
6c
Penn
9-12
9-27
10-
:
4.10%
10-18
Income Fund
Gas
United
/
9-17
9-16
11-15
40c
9-27
9-20
6c
class A
(quar.)_
Gas
9-16
9-5
50c
'
-
quar.)
9-30
9-20
'
15c
Corp.
investment
Corp.
9
30c
C
Management,
(quar.)
B
/4%%.
..
169c
75c
10c
(quar.
Stores,
net
Ohio
West
10-18
30c
.!
common
class
■4V4%, preferred
9-20
9-27
of
West
10-18r
6c
Investments, Ltd—
Gas
United
5
9-
11-15
11-15 '
11-15
-1750
Co.
Inc.,
preference
Uhited
t
9-20
;
(Quar.)
Corp.—
Quarterly
9-16
9-20
12 %c
.__
5.12%
4,50%, preferred
4."72%w preferred
4.92%
preferred
6%
•
Fuel
United
9-16
10-
•,■?*
__
Lines
United Funds:
9-16
-
25c
-
8-31
30c
United
6
•
A
Yards
Artists
9
1
5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
25c
9-16
10c
quar.)
(quar.)
(H. R.)
Welsbach
9-11
on com. and class B stocks
in common stock)
a—
——2'%%
United California Bank'(L.
A.) (incy quar.) 1
45c
United-Carr Fastener
(quar.)—j_—
9-13
10-
10-
Stock
Air
9
'10-
(quar.)——
(quar.)___
RR., com.' (increased
preferred (s-a)—^___
United
.
common
From
9-13
1
payable
4
5c
(quar.)
4.65%
1
10-
■
77 8-27
9-30
$1.56%
Scientific <po.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—
Class
(Stock dividend
4
8-29
9-16
Corp.,
Quarterly
9-16
9-164:
40c
preferred, (quar.)
•
9-16
$1.13
'•
.:
pfd.
8-30
8-30
8-
15c
25c
Clutch
&
/
Welch
9-13
10-
(quar.)„87%c*'
preference
United
1
10-
22 %c
(quaf.)„"
:
9-20
9-16
9-20
(increased
Bros.
Wellington
1
Mills
Motor
Weissberg
i
:
10-
32c
A
United
Transmission—
4.10%' preferred
4.60%
10-
11-
'
$35c
(quar.)___-___
Teleflex, Inc. (quar.)
Keys
(quar.)
4.25%
l1
62 %c
Ten
Tennessee Gas
1
10c
(quar.)__
J—
'
$15c
(quar.)-_x.-__-___i
Pacific
Union
•
30c
(quar.)
common
.
8-30
quar.)
Pharmaceutical
preferred (quar.)
;.-/fV-:,'
8-30
__20c
(quar.)
Pictures
(quar.)
'7',7;.'
8-30
9-20
'
Co.
preferred
King, 6%
Weiss
1
;
9-20
9-20
15c
(increased
Electric Brake
conv.
Waukesha
9
10-
110c
^
Investment
4%
9-13
"f'<
11-
2%%
Symington
Ltd.,
11-
10-15
-
..
preferredi(quar.)
Union
8-23
4
.4.
12-
35 c
,
Talcott"(James)'.
9-19
5c
Si Company (quar.)
Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Food Service, Inc., 5%
pfd.
Finance
Union
9-13
10r
preferred
sy2%(
9-13
9-30
37 %c
—
Tamblyn *(G.),
9-30
$1.13
2
—
Swift
-
•
_
6
10c
—
(stk.
Angeles)
common■<
•
(quar.)_;
6%
noncumulative preferred
(quar.)_____
Union Gas Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
6
$1.25 "
______
Mining Co. (increased-quar.)_____
Food Service, $1.20 preferred (quar.h
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)___
Superio) Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd,
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Operation
Co,
(quar.)__
Szabo
912-
$1.25
Super
Extra
9-16
25c
Petroleum
Electric,!
Class
.,9-17
9-10 '
1
$1.25
Sunshine
11-15
15c
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.):.——_
$1.01
'
(quar.)___
Waterous Equipment, Ltd. (increased)
6
7%c'*
Bros.
5%
9-16
common
8-30
$1.05
::
Corp.
Bros.
Waste
10-18
Union
"
9-16
12-16
15c
(quar.)_____
International
.
9-30
10-
10cv
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
9-30
25c
(qitar.)2_l_^___—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Sun
;
25c
pfd. (quar.)____
pfd. (quar.)_____
9-
1
1
(Los
(Jim)
Common
8-23
■
9-13
20c
:
-
Chemical
Sunbeam
9-20
9-27
5%
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Sundstrand Corp.
(quar.)'
Sun
10-10
; ;
;
v;
preferred
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., 60c
Studebalker Corp., $5 conv.
5%
t5c
:
3%--
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
.'Stop &Shop, Inc. (quar.)—
9-16
$3.50
'
—
60c
9-20
9-20
A
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
9-13
11-
2nd
class
B_^__i
Washington
10-15
12c,
$1.25
Electric
$4
9-13
1
10-31
9-13
56c
___.
2nd
Corp.
9-27
"*$3.12
9-19
12 %c
>
r
9-18
1
0.0012
!(quar.)____—_i__
dividends
9-30
10-
12 %c
(quar.)
..
20c
10-
6
8-30
17 %c
Warner-Lambert
Corp.—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)„__,_
$1.12%
$4 preferred f (quar.)' v
: $1 '■
$3.70 preferred (quai\)—
,
'"'•92%c-':''
25c
_______
dividend—
6
5%
3
9-
9-20
:
5%
&
Warner
6
9-
10-
Bank
6%
_______
A
9-
9-20
62y2c
9-
9-20
preferred
Reed,
-
9-17
26c
;
my
3
,
(quar.)
•■;/
3
79-
3%
(quar.)
_______L___
6%% preferred (quar.)
Warner
9-13
9-20
9-20
■%.
.
7
Manufacturing Corp., cl.
9-27
62V2c
Union
12 %c
(quai*.)_
15c
17y2c
__.
7 9-
1
(quar.)
9-13
12%c
'
partic.
prior
Walter
9-13
1
9-12
\f
Textiles— :/'v
preferred
1
37l/2c
Union
9-13
10c
:_
6
10-
1
25c
_
9-
,9-13
(quar.)__
non-cum-
$3
Warner
Forging
1
div.)
(From
9-| 6
1
10-
1
25c
(quar.)—
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-
10-15
40c
5%
4%%;
1
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
10-
25c
Sterling Brewers Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp.—
Still-Man
10-
$15c
pfd.
Stecher7Traung' Lithograph
Steinwa'y & Sons__:_
Stern
11-18
10c
3%%
t$UL2%
$4c
20c
.v
:
-
;.
Chemical,
.___
,V 9-1.6
$1.20
(stock
Street Investing Corp.—
net investment income)
Wallace & Tiernan
(quar.)
'_;
Walnut Grove Products
(quar.)
Walt Disney Productions
6
1
9-30|
10-
Corp.
(quar.)_i
Wailuku Sugar Co._^____________Jl___^
6
9-
12 Vic
(quar.)____c_—______i
•___
9-
1
ftlOc:,-,
r
(Albany, N7"Y.) (quar.)
;
2/.
State Capital Life Insurance
(Raleigh, N.C.7)
Quarterly
1
Quarterly
1
1010-
3
9-16
10-
(quar.)___
Gas
■},'*] .v':v'
5
9-
Wall
10-
$20c
quar.)—_______
I Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd.-*Common -tquar.)_L__-_i___-
9-18
1
93 %c
,(quar.)_
Bank
State
1
12-
.1'
(quar.)—_______
Materials,
10-
~
(quar.)______
,
8-15
3
('
•
9-
9-30
$1.03
Class
Wagner
9-3
8-30
75c
-
9-
9-20
$2
Waddell
■
9-18
9-17
25c
Street
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
Tyson's
Foods--——
9-13
v
9-16
1
9-17
5c
30c
:
Salle
10-
22y2c
/
Products
Natural
;.
5
■i 9-16
;_
(quar.
.
'
(quar.)_
'
Poor's, Corp.'.(quar.)ir_i.^-——-"
Properties———
!___—v—-
Works
1
9-16
(quar.)_
-
25c
9-13
Fund—
Steel
.'
La
1
(quar, >
"
•
9-13
62 %c
Vulcan Materials,
,
10-
preferred
9-
1
62 %c
Grocery Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Corporation,
$4.50 pfd.
9-17
50c
10-
v
(quar.)
(quar.)
Food
1
9-12
9- 5
;•
7c\
Von's
9-13
industries, $1.50 preferred (quar.)_—_
60c
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)—
_^u—x:_——__
Standard Structural Steel
"(quar.)
—i
Stanley
10-
15c
&
Standard
5c
40c
•
A
■
50c
South
Twin
6
9-
1
9-30
Co.
$4.80
9-20
10-
Iron
9-
9-30
7 9-16
7 9-16
7c
Stores
preferred
Volunteer
9-13
5
tl5c
Industries
(stock dividend)
Tri-Continental Corp., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)___
Tropical Gas Co.; $6.25 preferred (s-a)
Trust Co. of Morris
County (N. J.) (quar.)
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power
(quar.)
9-18
87 Vic
—.——
(quar.)—
Ohio—
series
1
9-20
1
10-
$75c
■
_____
Fund
Williams
&
10-
15c
.
15c
(stock dividend).
Power, com. (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.) __________________
$4.20 preferred (quar.)„
Vita
9-11
25c
Trav-Ler
208
—
>
;
,
Dare
5
30c
.
Electric
$4.12
9-16
9-25
13%c
:
6
1
$50c
(quar.)_
(increased
Lines
Quarterly
'
Ship—
preferred
of
V 3%%, preferred
Standard; Paving
Standard
Inc
10-
94c
—
&
participating
Standard
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)j——
10-
IOC
common
preferred
9-
10-
$20c
■
•
Springfield Television Broadcasting (quar.)_
Square1 D Company (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Manufacturing Co.—
Standard
9-23
12y2c
___—_—_______—
Transue
8-21
9-16
$1.12%
37V2C
—
.——
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
Stamford Chemical Industries,
Corp.
Transcon
10-10
(quar.)
common
Corp.
•
—
Springfield Insurance Co.,
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Trans-Lux
9-30
5c
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
9-6
____.
Corporation
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
———•——_—
common
9-10
9-16
Ltd.—
Trans-Canada
5c
Inc.,
9-10
9-30
20c
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.);
(quar.)——___
Spiegel,
9-30
$1.06s/4
5%
investment
—
$1.12%
Virginia
Virginia
9-12
5c
i
(quar.)_
9
Spencer
Gifts
(quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50
9-20
____—
,/•
Corp.—
preferred
.
6
10-
9-24
5c
|20c
Co.
convertible
!
9-10
,
10-15
10c
V.
9-
'4 9-20
.
37 %c
,
iquar.)_
Virginia Coal &
9-13
9-13
(quar.)
;
11-
9-
Bros,
(quar.)__
11-
9-27
&
B
5%
9-13
1
1
Iron
Class
15c
G.)
A
1
10-
31 Vic 5
'/
(quar.)_______
27y4c
—
(A.
Inc.
$1.40%
—
________
(from
class
9-17
10-
45c
$1.25
(quar.
S:„
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
,'5% preferred
(quar.)_:
9-17
10-
11-11
9-20
Class
"9-13
7c
(quar.)—
Towmotor Corp. (quar.)
; Tractor Supply, class A (quar.)
10-18
$1.18%
Products,
1
9-30.
9-30
40c
Works, 60c class A (accum.)__
Star, Ltd.: 6% 1st partic. (quar.)—
Torrington Company
(quar.)_
10-18
11-
10-
15c
17y2c
Toronto
10-18
$1.10
$1.15
__
(quar.)-—
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
:—_———
5.625 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5.00% preferred (quar.)———
Inc.
Top
Toronto
10-18
preferred
B
Realty & Construction
Tobin Packing (quar.)
10-18
11-
9-16
common
(quar.)_—25c
initial preferred (quar.)
31'/4c
Tishman
10-18
97 Vic
—
(quar.)
preferred
Tip
9-27
$1.03%
.
9-30
;_
preferred
Corp.___
Finance
Tonka
___
9-16
Tiffany
10-21
10-10
30c
(quar.)——
4.60%
i;
9-17
9-30
Drug Stores,
4%% pfd. A (quar.)
4y4 %. preferred B
(quar.)——______
& Co.
(quar.)___
Times-Mirror Co.
(quar.)
;
9-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Investors
1
10-1
10-10
i
11-29
25c
(quar.)_
Victory Markets (quar.)
Viking Freight, class A
9-13
30c
Thrifty
9-16
10-
10-
31V4c
3
7%c
(quar.)
Equipment
3
9-
8-26
_!_____
(J.
Ltd.
79-
1
9-20
5c
Viau,
I
10-
j
$20c
(s-a)
A
,___
Victor
9-
9-13
Inc.
Ginger Ale
5
5
3
1
Ariz.)—
.1
Company
3
(quar.)—20c
non-convertible
10-
9-21
Markets,
convertible
Vernors
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
$1.07
—____.
Tool
5%
,
(quar.)
preferred
.'9-17
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3
9-
(Dallas)—
Service
Power
Vapor
Vendo
-9-13
(Phoenix,
99-
9-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
B.) preferred (quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
10-10
10-
cl.
A
;
10-
5C
Ltd.,
class
Bank
Mills
Sciver
10-10
10-
35c>
(quar.—
Co.,
Van
10-10
i 25c
,
.
preferred
Inc(
Betts
9-16
1
Service—
—
4.15%
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)—____
Public
&
__i
Thomas Industries, Inc., common
(quar.)
Thompson-Starrett, 70c pfd.' (accum.)———
8-30
1
$1.16 y4
___
Quarterly
convertible
preferred
Thorp
_
3.90%
$1.25
Thomas
(quar.)_
National
Products,
8-30
9-10
10-
•
29'/2c
(quar.)
9-20
9-io
33c
___
4
9-12
,7
32c
Pooli,
Swimming
Quarterly
Vanity Fair
11-
9-
Industries
Forge
1110-
(quar.)_
9-i6
10-
25c
(quar.)
&
Valley
9-16
30c
common-—
Therm-O-Disc
9-16
35C
;
1
11-
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Inc.,
;-Thorofare
preferred 7 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__——
preferred (quar.)____—__________
Spalding
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.,
9-15
9-20
11-
$1.20
-.
4.28%
Sovereign
preferred
preferred
Valley
10-10
9-15
~
:
*/'>;
4.65%
Insurance
10-
11-" 1
Utilities
common
9-16
9-30
•
•
buc
(quar.
Val-Mar
*
(quar.)
(increased)
& Light, ? $4.84
pfd. (quar.)__
-$1.21
preferred
$1.19
preferred (quar.)——v $1
$4.56
5
9-
1
1
75c
Co.
(quar.)__—
Electric Power Co.—
Life
$1.24
—
Sulphur
Power
Textron,
10-
$2
3.70%
5
(M & O Stock Trust Ctfs.)
Electric
9-16
8-23
Textiles,
9-28
1%
Royalty
Southwestern
$4
5
9-
$5
Railway
preferred
9-16
1
1-7
9-5
$1.25
•—.*■
Southern
4.40%
1
10-
9-16
9-16
$1.12 y2
(quar.)——___
(quar.)
—______—_—
preferred (quar.) —_—
Pacific Co. (quar.)_—______si-
Southwestern
10-
1- 14-64
9-28"
31c
Comfnon
Southwestern
$1.35
(quar.)_
.___
preferred
Utilities
50c
9-30;:":
3c
'
:
Southefn
5 %
9-
9-30 "
Insurance
,,,
9-20
9-30
15c
15c
■
15c
Fire
(quar.)
Power &
Light,
8-30
$1.31>/4
___
2%
.
___:
$1.18
8-27
9-16
12y2c
10c
V Texas
dividend
Southwestern
;
9-30
27c
Casualty (Tenn.)-^
preferred' (s-a)-*
Water, common (quar.)__
preferred
Southland
Texas
8-26
9-16
.
(quar.)
Pharmacal
9-30
46V2c
-
$4.76
$5 preferred
(quar.)——
•—
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
4.80%
Texas
9-10
Home
9-30
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.28
(quar.)__——______
,
Gas
Stock
$4.50
&
9-10
1
25c
(quar.)r_^l.::__-
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)____________——
4.32$
1
10-
Edison—
Original
Southern Fire
10-
25c
(quar.)____
Co.
Distributing
common
Hotel
Utah
42c
_—
(quar.)
4.96%
8-30
•
and
gains
Corp.—~
(increased-quar.)
preferred
5»/4%" preferred
preferred
•
10c
•
-
Gas
Service
capital
Transmission
Common
•
Southeastern
Gas
9-30
;
■'
I
(quar.)_
-
income
'
$1
■"
B
investment
realized
50c
common.™^:5
preferred (quar.
Southam Co., Ltd. (quar.)__———
Southbridge Plastic Paper,'class A
8%
Class
from
&
on
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
preferred
company
Utah
10-15
'
South
dividend
convertible
Upson
'
:
,
Publishing
When
Share
"
Upson-Walcon Co.
11-1
$1
Inc.—
Company
Pictures r(quar.)T.
Stocx
■»
1
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
2
preferred
preferred
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
Per
Name of
9-16
-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6y4c
________________7
(quar.)_________—-
Ltd.,
When
Share
.
"
62 l/2c
57 y2c
South End BanK & Trusc
,
..
common
Canada,
Electric
5%
prexerred
(quar.)—
4.60% prdcxred (quar.).
South
Company
Inc.,
preferred
9-10
10-
56y4c
__—
Per
Name of
9-20„
10-
42V2c
(quar.)
com.
Holders
Payable o} Rec.
22V2c
$1.25
.
s
:
a
r:
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Volume
Number
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6299
•/■■■:.."
Yale
&
Towne
Corrugating
York
Water
Young
Younk^r
7%
&
25c
10- 1
12-16
10c
25c
—
____
Mr'.
9-11
11-30
lu-.%
9-30
'"v
10- 1
$1.25 •%. 10- 1
Jewelry
Zenith
Radio
•
,
•
;
Co.
Electric
Tne
9-16
y
%
•
'■
\:J\
■
Transfer
in
tax
British
y Previously
date
9-30
9-2/
'
-'V
9-10
-
.
On
V
soui.:e,
Non
indicated
is
t Payable in U; S. funds, less
Less Jamaica income tax.
corrected
The
here.
Canadian
15%
to
;•%
tax.
also
I
Brothers, New York. The offering
*
"
'
*
offered
from
debt
•
,
,
to
BUSINESS—Tektronix
laboratory
different
40
V
for
similar
cathode
models.
evaluating
radio
the
receivers
In
full
a
addition
(
in
TV
a
facilities
plants
in
the
6%
April
to
Dec.
4Vi%
1,
note
to
'in
payable
Dec.
1974
payable
near
Beaverton,
AS
OF
the
Ore.,
JUNE
30,
he
to
opposite
the
Bache
Ball,
J.
Brothers
&
and
by
Burge
Barth &
Bear,
G.
,! A.
Kraus
&
below
named
&
Becker
Black
&
Co.____
Co.
&
Co.,
in
have
shares
Inc.
S.
*
Peabody
&
J.- C.
Bradford
Brush,
Burnham
&
Clayton
Courts
Securities
J.
M.
Dain
S.
&
&
Co._
&
Inc.
&
Eullorv,
Securities
F.
&
Eberstadt &
Thomson
York
George
Co.
5,000
Co.__
Co.
Eddleman,. Pollok
Inc.
Kistler
&
The
First
"First
California
First
-
Co., Inc.
Nebraska
Securities
&
(1)
Roulston
Granbery,
Co.,'
Inc.
&
Shields
P.
&
& Son
Harper
&
Co.,'
F.
The
Co.
&
Hutton
Illinois
198,
C.
&
R.
Staats
Bros.
&
&
Boyce
__
T'aggart
A.
&
Inc.
2,000
:_
&
Co.,
White,
Dean
5,000
Wood, Gundy & Co.. Inc.
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
J.
Werschkul
Wertheim
&
&
7,000
Sons.
2,000
Inc.
12,500
Co.
Weld
&
Witter
&
7,000
Co.,
Co.
12,500
•
2.000
2,000
674.
p.
Tastee
Freez
Industries, Inc.
In
letter
a
President,
Court
to
stockholders
announced
for
Files
Bankruptcy
y
that
arrangement
the
under
dated
firm
Chapter
6, 1963, Leo S. Maranz,
filed a petition in Federal
XI of the Federal Bank¬
ruptcy Act.
"This
step
was
taken
within
stock
hours
after
we
had
learned
that
in
of
stockholders
of
of
about
expire
share
%;
,
.
for
>'%
22. " No
Oct.
..
' on
$23,000,000
new
one
Rijh.s will
p. 912.
198,
acquired
the
the
by
in
part
,
:
•
Canadian
company in the
Artesian
Basin of
Great1
the
Amadeus
in
Australia
approximately
of
United
Basin
and
$350,C00
Canso
of
Australia's
involve
in
Northern
payments
and
cash
stock.—V.
of
line)
the
197,
that
to
equivalent,
and
963.
p.
half,^ Mr.
to
Meltzer
has
in
elimination
of
and
throughout
the
said
in
Unilever
will
amount
for
also
each
the
N.V.
Ordinary
New
t' e
U.
at
S.
Dollar
share,
checks
York
settlement
of
In
(2)
will
shares
and
of
the
checks
where
fractional
of
case
N.V.
dividend
V.
As
each
Receipts
the
interests
American
issued
two
share
The
-
holders
Oct.
21,
on
of
Oct.
York
record
of
will
a
in
share
holders
for
of
of
'
l
$419,310
over
$155,526
period. Earnings per share
cents
share for
per
the 1962
t'.
quarter of .1963, ended July,, 31, '
the $165,828 earned in the
over
nor
sir re
'
amounted
quarter.—V.
to
197.
cents
35
1061.
p.
for
Co.—Sales,
the
fiscal
President,
Net
ended
year
Higher—
1063,
30,
June
sales
-reported
oi' $32,464,300
incomeJ of $2,-'
rf
$30266 000,
and
total
1963
noted
of
compared
as
with
has released its
were
profits
after
share
per
comnared
fiscal
$3 546.585
,
Gross
income
TMs
$1,122,000
the
with
foi*
1962.—V.
in
!'■ ;■
191,
I;
figures
for
the
ended
year
down
15
or
period-came
shares
class
of
cents
per
$76,270
to
A
or
stock.
common
.share
the
in
prior
"
comnared
to
Combined
the
end
based
1,225,095
which
cents
3
were
for
the
prior
on
fiscal
year
1962 period.
total
a
class
are
share for
per
fiscal
of. this
in'the
$1,068,681
earnings
of
share
$659,570
$183,313
in
the
preceding
from $918,215.
$3,740,429
the '1963
1,225,095
year.
B
annual
.against
were
taxes
on
.Retained earnings at
for
Fl.
per
20
Fh
of
the
20
On
1.80
rate
of
Fl.
this
of
A
were
.
shares
2 626.275
and
1,401,180
fiscal period
195,
year.—V.
$1,087,054
p.
cut-
scares
are
against 7 cents
570.
by
Certificates
arising
Order
mach
of
construction
%
"
from
dividend
of
the
the
per
accordance
LIMITED
'
with
■
the
for
new
the
will
be
mailed
shares
at
on
the
Nov.
Depositary
four
original
by
close
of
1963.
•
was
listed
on
the
in
nation's
the
recent
oldest
has
years
textile
and
and
become
largest builders
manufacturer
-
a
machinery.—V.
198,
p.
727.
%%%%;
ended
Stores,-Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
;.
s-TeS' and
earnings
June
29.
reached
a
record
during
high
the
fiscal
1963.
"Our objective, which has been the operation of better grocery
stores,; has produced
another
record
year
with increased sales,
earnings and dividends,
and. expansion; into
other lines is not
being considered at this time," according to A. D. Davis, President,
and J. E.
Davis, Chairman.
; .
:
'
,
Sales
f
for
the
for the
7.65%.
cr
29th
the
amounted to $831,322,800 up
year
previous
This
year.
The
maintained
company
consecutive
represents
from $772,248,062
increase of $59,074,738
annual sales increase for
an
its
year.
-;Net
earnings,
exclusive' of $486,948 arising from nonrecurring
adjustments by the Internal Revenue Service for prior years to¬
.
taled
$18,279,250
This
resulted
against'$17,483,017
in
the
which
increase
an
adjustment,
for
Equalization
15,
company
to
$1.45
increase
an
and
has
of
for
been
preceding
the
fiscal year.
share, not including
21st consecutive year
attained.—V.
195, p, 1145.
7
cents
represents
per
the
original
v'
(evidenced
*
a ;
the
of
•%.
New
split.
6.42d.
of
one
an-t
equipment
Winn-Dixie
Net
year
amount
per
when
current in
for
is
t^ols.
ne
stock
common
Exchange under the symbol WS.
-Warner Swasey
nominal
Forms
Swasey—N; Y. S. E. Listing—
the
York Stock
New
20
(which,
exchange
Sept.. 9,
of
held.
nominal
Fl.
be
dividend
Warner &
..
LIMITED
three
every
1.80
therefore
companies.
of
American
be
of
shares
to
business
the
on
1963.
checks
retort
sales
.
ytar.
cents
two
5
1963,
profit
a
1963.
.sales
Net
6
Ltd.
the
of
dividend
14,
31,
fiscal
-
and
year
Irving Trust Co.)
represents
shillings nominal amount of LIMITED, the
will
therefore
be
2s.
1.68d.
(approxi¬
mately U. S. $0.30 at the official parity rate now prevailing) per
American
share, before
deducting United
Kingdom
income
tax.
U. S. Dollar checks for the-dividend, after
deducting United King¬
dom income tax, converted at the
Sterling/Dollar rate of exchange
of
14
third
1362
Roberts,
company
Net
business
.'Unilever.
by
Ordinary shares
above-mentioned
toe
$1,855,000
standing,
New
York
to
appropriate.
LIMITED
calculated
between
produced
Viewlcx, Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
T
Ordinary share of 5 shillings nominal amount ,(1962—5.70d), before
deducting United Kingdom income tax, being
the equivalent of
Agreement
:o.-V
1994.
Mav
1.60).
N.V7 is
will
'accompanied
be
A.
Roberts
class
and
N.
Fl.
(1962—Fl.
of
Guilder/Dollar
and,
net
with
year,
$40,736,000
compared
.
..
Such
New
of
interim
a
they have today declared in¬
of the year 1963 on the Ordinary
toe split in the following amounts:
dividend
today's
of
share
dividend
share
fiscal
sales
up
month
with
$223 255
up
in
annual
producer
tbtaling
that
to
capital
York
the
to $2,157,000 in 1962.
?'
the acquisition of Armetco. Inc.,
a
Wooster(i
refractory metal and high quality wire and wire'
products, which is now a division of the company.
In his letter
.'to
stockholders, he pointed to the increased pace of the Van; adium-Alloys
capital equipment program, with 1963 expenditures
outstanding Ordinary
every
three outstanding.
New
new
held
a
nine
r""r,v:",~s
cents
1962
p.
respect
prior
of
case
share.
V.)
for
one
announce
in
of
which
$574,836
were
compared
$389 033
15
Georgo
Dr.
reduction
Cost
shareholders
holders
to
American
new
the
a
earnings and sales increases through
Baudhuin, President, reported.
earnings for the third
611.000
respective
three
every
one
months
1962,
R. J.
1962
as
agains*:
.
(N.
■
the
shares
distributed
be
dividends
the
of
' V.
their
four
of
of
Vanadium-Al oys' Steel
In
>
reduction in
of
tax
were
Dr.
12, 1963, approved the proposals to capital¬
companies'
reserves
and
to
apply the amounts
basis
for
company
Split Approved—
N.
that
splitting
$13,638,000
envelope
•.
nine
continued
1963,
third
of
Sept.
in
of
;.
the
2530.
earnings
cents
1962
727.
p.
I
/..
gave
first
months
p.
comparable
51
1963.
for the
by Abe
nation's
an
unprofitable
factors.
tax
the
against,
inter-city
cents
52
balance
nine
196,
company had
third quarter of
After
for the first half, of
some
the
for
sales
on
year.
opera¬
miles
the
simultaneous
a
.
,
period.
expanded
earnings
or
share,
a
$56,000
results
H.:-nar«*".with
first
After
company's
1,968,-
announced
$3.00,769,
cents
37
or
of
period last
quarter
♦>(•'
the
for
with
52,000
in
was
profit
a
third
totaled
'
incfease
Co.—Net Higher—
Valspar Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
the
on
began
it
than
States Envelope
The
stockholders,
current
leader
a
increase
amounted
announced
outstanding
In
Such
Sept.
had
of
Boards
current
Petition—
been
Magellan,
part
shares
$341,000.—V.
.
f
the
Inc.____
L.
4.000
5,000
Inc.
;
4,ooo
Walston
Inc
4,000
'
E., Unterberg,: Towbin
4,000
Co.,
12,500
Co._'' 4.000
13.
basis
'
New
Inc.____'.. 7,000
Co._^_i_^:' 4,000
2,000
_________
&
Co.,
for
Amsterdam,
The
represents
U.
S.
$0.499133
Netherlands,
per
York share >• will be mailed on Oct. 14,
1963,. to the holders
of record of New: York shares at toe close of business on
Sept.
19. 1963.
4,000
Co.
Co.,
bus
V., this issue.—V. 198,
shares
converted
2.000
'
Co.
Barney & Co., Inc.
Charles
Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
—V.
Stein
'
7,000
,_i.
Hickey
Simon
William
&
Co.__
&
M.
Smith,
2,000
&
Henderson
J.
Inc.
E.
7,000
Co.
Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes
R.
I.
:
i
stockholders
more
as
29%.
a
months
above-mentioned
York
4,000
Co.
&
As
the
Shearson, Hammill & Co.. 7.000
4,000
Hallgarten
Wm.
>
J
,
Renshaw
i<y
'
with
Bnte,
'
the
cash
amount
4,000
Schwabacher
2,000
Sc. Co.J 12,500
Marache
&
Sachs
.
7,000
have
profit of $60,000
anticipated,"
exch'sive
vear,
-
amount
capitals
4,000
__
Inc.
Rodman
■i
Corp,
Goldman,
full
organized and
was
with
The
first
the
nominal
20
The
Co
&
Fl.
terim
4,000
Co.,
4,000
to
2,353
recognition
1963.
six
N.
on
there
of
2,000
& Co., Inc._L_
Robinson-Humphrey
The
;:,i
12,500
4,000
Corp._
as
the
Mirror's
Ltd.—Stpck Split Approved—
the
on
American
2,000
Gardner
Sept.
purchase
the
on
mail
year
1963, Harold A. Sutphen,
President/ reported..
Sutphen said net earnings
for the months of Mav, June
July amounted to $77,000, on sales of $13,285,000.
This com¬
The
said.
of
nominal
Co.__
&
Pierce
&
"
*
si
Boston
advantages
intra-state
reported
to
have
part
2,000
Reynolds
2,000
4,000
with
continue
Boards
.,
shares
Hopp-
Inc.
-
' 2,000
—
ahead
for
Transcontinental^
carrier
$215,455,
capitalized
so
Thus
Co.
Reinholdt
&
_____
Holyoke & Co.,
Elworthy & Co.
> Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.
"Times
handling costs and other overhead
5,000
Rauscher,
Ellis,.
of
company
Texas
public
first
Unilever
The
ize
5,000
:___
&
record
with
corresponding
cur¬
ave
noted.
wider public distribution
the
a
the
revenues
the
companies,
v
:.:'i Fosdick
with
(Limited)
1 Invest¬
Jaffray
Quinn
5,000
listing
Unilever N. V.—Stock
„
12,500
Patten
-
ment
Securities
the
offered
will
fiscal
per
4,000
wood
12,500
;
See
&
Northwest
Union
as
for
"Unilever
2,000
Powell,
Co.
Lynch
Co.,
fcr
it
compkny'^ improved- earnings performance iii the third Quar¬
pares
subsidiaries
i.t
definite
shareholders,
material
2,000
Leonard &
Date
Mr.
5,000
,
Angeles)^-Setsr
ended
and
ended
M'.
U
consolidated
earnings
of
$2,-
Revenues
weeks
16
Securities
Inc.
Piper,
Co.______
that
from
up
period.
as
Inc.__
Co.,
'■".'loFi
July 31, have erased a first quarter deficit and moved
the company into a modest profit position for the first nine months
year.
during
4,000
Corp
7,000
"Eastman
&
Paribas
4,000
s
to
lowered
4,000
Pacific
D'ominick,
and
share,
the
Triangle's total revenues for the period amounted to
$16,825,224 against $17,748,322 for the same period last year.
%
Mr; Meltzer credited the earnings increase in the face of-slightly
2,000
Co.__
$2,003,-
„vi
and
United
&
Inc.
New
4,000
Don\inick
last-
12,500
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
■<\
Co.,
5,000
Dickson
Co.,
Lundborg &
2,000
Co.; Inc.
&
letter
12,500
&
4,000
Co.
income
he
2,000
v
_
Weedon
Davis, .Skaggs
R.
Corp.
Co.
&
Crowell,
Net
beyond,
Rhodes
provi-
Robert S.
of
Lamont advised that the purchase arrangements, among
things, include the;- right to participate with Magellan in
The
ter,
Meltzer, President of the firm which operates one of the
largest networks of construction supply distributing companies.
Co.____"
Moore,
Co.___
when
company has
six
months
of
&
v
Loeb,
Nesbitt,
v;
offer
states
will
7,000
Mr.
400,000
Triangle Corp.—Net Up 29%—
first
efforts
Mid-Continent
4,000
4,000
that
The
|
5,000
Co.
& -Co.,
J:
33
Co.___i
McDonnell
Co.__
&
Slccumb
Inc.
in
Co.4,000
Irving
4,000
a
1962
for
,
providing
1948,
&
Loewi
Sullivan & Co.,
cents
same
the
$44,369,255
.
appears
nationwide
&
Somers
after
by
earnings
C.rn$o Oii & Gas Ltd.—Acquires 'Petroleum
acres
other
gains of $1.03 a share, will approximate $1.90 a
with last year's record high of $1.42 a share."
primarily
Freres
2,000
Inc.
shares
Ryons
Lind,
Blyth .& Co., Inc.______ 12,500
'Boettcher & Co._
4,000
58
or
for
against
company currently has
of stock outstanding.
a
*
Co.,
Meeds—
&
(Losv
'
that
invclved.^-V.
future" acquisitions
bus-industry," Mr I Mocre said.
'
"Listing on the New York Stock Exchange will mean further
recognition of the company's growth and position."—V. 198, p. 912.
12.500
Bissell
Carl,M.
-
to
Lester,
&
share
a
-
would
The
Lazard
2,000
Blankenship,
Blakely
;
Strand,
Inc.
board
routes
2,U0u
Inc.
Laird,
-
$2,551,778,
divisions
said
tion
below
Co.______
net
According to a statement made on Sept. 6, by D nald B.
Vice-President
of
United,
interests
totaling
over
3.5
company
11, Directors voted to apply for listing of the company's
on
the New York Stock'Exchange, it was announced
Moore. President.
:
Moore
compared
Jones
Kidder
lonns
be
to
of
Territory.
;
initial' 28
the
818.
into
'V-AA;
June
7,000
.?
r
"Since
sever¬
forth
set
with
520.
p.
announced
stock
transaction
,
_
$802,000,
announced
Lamont,
the
addition
872
.•%; Shares
7,000
Inc.
Corp.
stock
E.
stock.
underwriting
selling .share-
the
'
Bosworth,
M.
big
the
of
and
common
1 4,000
1 4,000
Co.
Stearns
for
/■
now
p.
Sept.
Mr.
$3,600,000
conditions
names:
7,000
v
gains income, the
the company's his¬
compared
common
company
528,200
company
liy.ouib
Co.
"It
198,
On
cathode
528,200
the
,
Sharply—
were
was
■fe The company .has reported tha t it has materially increase J its exploratory holdings in Australia through the purchase of interests
in petroleum
permits held in that country, by Magellan Petroleum
of
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.—Proposed NYSE
A-
Shares
Lehman
all
Ohio
underwriters
from
underwriters'
Rican
capital
in
it
compares
198,
subscription
held
12
United
Listing—
3,000,000
;_____
purchase
to
as
Mirror
capital
share
visual
a
3,000,000
holders the respective numbers of
.
the
installments
UNDERWRITERS—-The
in
profitable
This
..Interests—
and
freezers
as
1963
.
'
____
ally agreed, subject to the terms
;
said.
of
8,072,700 shs.
'
agreement,
share
a
most
operating profitably, Mr. Chandler
operations in the second quarter moved
Outstanding-
—$4,000,000
in
such
♦<
in
cents
1962. :
Times
—V.
1963
20,000,000 shs.
T
installments
1983
the
revenues
49
or
15,
All
of
high-quality
consisting of
oscilloscope is an
ray
Authorized
______
31,
$1.03
far
rently
installments
in
V
has
underwriting: is
.•
of
$46,079,694
July
on
1972 V
15,
notes
equipment
on
As
$603,000
exceed
18,
common
Maranz, .paid.
Mr,
;
will
of
each
Times. Mirror
resulted
amounted
144,295
Oscilloscopes are used
types of equipment from
many
of
sale
settlement
were
Netherlands.
(no, par)
payable
notes,
.
to
-
5%%
sound,"
outlets
for
$407,000,
California'Bank
bank
Sept.
'
line
cathode
.
shares
volume
retail
.
Rights Offering—
The
volun¬
.
r
basically
,
1963.
period,
receiver.
of
CAPITALIZATION
Common
For
weeks were ,$80:083.014,
against
$74,881,704 reported for the corresponding
1962
period,
operating results of Times Mirror Broadcasting Co. are included
through June 29, 1963.
% ■
V
.,
Earnings for the 16 weeks ended July 14, the second reporting
digital computers.
toe
to
and
of
possible.
* have"
company
v
.
the Island of Guernsey in the English
Sales
in
the
United; States,
Canada and
Australia are made through approximately 40 Company
field engineering offices located in principal market areas.
Channel
is
of
by
was
Consolidated
;
oscilloscopes,
ray
The
performance
to
has manufacturing
/
that
to
Freez
chain
the
of
as
Down
*
United
we
.
.
much
as
two
.
coinpany
stated.
wnicn
Broadcasting Co., completed on June
a
profit after applicable capital gains taxes
outstanding tax liabilities of $4,589,001.
Thus
total
consolidated
earnings
for ;• the
1963
period
amounted
to
$8,907,460.
•' "
-
,
testing and measuring instrument which shows
performance of electronic waveforms on the screen of a
tube
overhead
of
Chairman.
Australia
The
was over¬
electronic
ray
the
President
mercnanaise
earnings
taxes
29, 1963.— v.
million
2'.\
plant facilities.
manufactures
industrial
and
than
more
Tastee
addition
period
and
employees at $19.25 a
of the 100,000 shares
sale
the
additional
and
reduce
_
will be added to general funds of the company and be
available for working capital, including reduction of
short-term
of
program, all executives
a 30%
cut in salary.
4,424,014.
Of the total,
i00,000 shares represented new fi¬
nancing by Tektronix and 440,000 shares a secondary
offering by certain stockholders.
In addition, 50,000
were
interim,
liabilities,the
divi¬
the
:
the
July 14, 1963 was $4,318,459, compared with $2,307,000 for the same
period a year ago.
Common shares outstanding at July 14 totalled
public subscription for the first
time with the offering Sept. 12 of 540,000 common
shares at $19.75 a share by a group managed by
shares
to
our
our- sales
the
With
(Beaverton, Ore.), tne%world's largest
of precision cathode ray oscilloscopes,
Proceeds
intend
from
year;
1963
became available for
the
the
in
serve
inventory
of
world-wide
June
an
on
we
ior
tory
as
total consolidated earnings equalled $2.01 a share.
•
Consolidated net income from operations for the 28 weeks ended
Tektronix,V Inc.-—Corrimori Offered—Shares pf Tek¬
of
to
current
drink
dispensers is at record levels, and our Puerto
subsidiary earned more in the first quarter than it did in
last year."-r--V. 198; p/ 616.
;
!•-
Continued from page 8
share.
its
all
and
capitals
comparable period of the previous year.
gross income for; the first half of 1963 totaled
against $62,066,000 for the same period in 1&62.
The six-month net. represents
earnings of 44 cents per share on
the i,803,542 shares outstanding on June
29, 1963. ; This compares
with net earnings of
$l=ll-per share for the'first half of 1962, after
p<-i
rating the shares then outstanding to the number outstanding
on
$3,000,000
1963
year
Ordinary
^71,000
$4
...
soft
Investment News
Lehman
000
UA's
*^2,000,000
net
for" income
Benjamin,
r
in
liuanuug
" first-half
The
v
Mon
-
consaimuaiea.
interim
the
of
the
on
United-Artiste Corp.—Net
have
believe
"We
subscribed.
seek
to
pians
be
respect
727.
p.
.
tne
meet
a
to sell
"Royalties
Inc.
announced
could
•
this
tronix,
tne
on
announcement of the borrowing on «ug. 5.
day set tor tne closing of the loan, tne company"
lenders that the money wouid not be lortn-
by
to
.
manufacturer
transaction
a
in
declared
198.
51
-
"^iven
cen»,s
'
part. of this
tarily taken
•
100
dividends
companies.—V.
loans.
tne
the
"Finally,,
.
General Corporation land |
adding,
svatea,
creanors
cash
dends'subsequently
public
a
4,
have
"We
.
x
•
all
on
final
any
-
orderly basis.
approximately $1,000,000 worth of time payment
paper
which we plan to reprocess and ultimately discount with
financial institutions.1
'
1
payment
nonresident
before
*
"We
expect
date
record
led
Sept.
unable
was
V
incorrect.
was
tnen
term
oi
coming.
.,
date
needed
informed
was
tax.
published
be
"Wicnout
the
pay
-:.-
interests
the
Arrangements were- made in -August for4oans totaling $3,000,000.
verbal
agreement
between
x'astee
Freez
ana
two
proopauuve
lenders
dividend.
at
he
supputxs,''
to
abie
guard
•
9-16
9- 6
;;
j.'' ~
this
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%::
15%;
income
and/or
•
for
closed
not
Canadian
resident
Less
10-10
25c
;
•' »-V.
books
X Payable
a
15c
'
k;..
to
v
company
form
the
9-16
$6c
(quar.)
Supply, Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)__
ana
be
to
forthcoming,"
be
not
XI
^
would
time
A
Zale
Zenith
nope
Chapter
;
:: '/ '-XV- ■.
•
) . ^
■ii.e
company
has been engaged in negotiations fort long-term
financing;"''Several moncns ago," it was"reported thut'aaa.tional
'j "
-
17 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
would
v.;
s~aidnoiders
we
aoiiar.., ;■
9-11
Bros.—
$3,000,000
under
-
9-16
9-25
/c
of
filed
company
our
time,
%%. 9-14
Vic/*
o
7
(quar.)
Wire_
borrowing
(1095)
MuranZ,„saxQ...;
of
9-.9
9-20,
25c
;—1
Curry
&
preferred
preferred
5%
(quar.)
proposed
a
Holders
Payable of Rec
"Tx,e
—;
._
r.)
( qu
Park
Spring
Share
'■>
'
1—;
(quar.)
(quar.)
York
Yosemite
'■■■
Mfg.
Baitteries
Yocam
When
Per
Name of Company
-A
■(
accompanied by certificates for the new
American
shares
and,
where
appropriate,-Order Forms for the
settlement
of
fractional
interests
arising
from
the
split.
After
the
payment of the
interim cash dividends,
the new New York
and
American shares will rank equally in all respects with the
corresponding existing shares and will carry the right to receive
Work
Wear
Corp.—Acquisition—
The
industrial laundry in
President, announced
Towel
&
Uniform
Co. of Dallas, Texas,
is being purchased through a newly-formed,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Work Wear Corp., Industrial Uniform
&
Towel
Co., Inc. The
acquisition involves cash and notes. "It
is expected
to raise Work Wear Corp.'s annual rate of sales to
approximately
$30,000,000,"
Mr.
Rosenthal
stated.
Work
Wear Corp.
is the nation's largest and oldest manufac¬
turer
of
work
clothes
for
t^e
Industrial Laundry
Industry. The
company
also
has, substantial
volume
from
its own
laundering
and
garment rental services. The newly acquired Industrial Towel
& Uniform Co.. which has about 5.000 customers, rents industrial
company
has acquired
the
largest
State of Texas, Leighton A. Rosenthal,
the
on
Sept.
5.
The
Dallas
business.
Industrial
'
garments,
clothing,
mats.
Its
executive
as
well
annual
as
service
factory
sales
uniforms,
ploying
area.—V.
198,
p.
SH2.
snecial
environmental
is
350 people, Industrial
centrally located
in Dallas
occupy
floor
and
towels, dust mops, and dust
approximately $3,000,000. Em¬
Towel & Uniform Co.'s two plants
wiping
volume
about
50,000
square
feet or
if.
■/■■■.:
V
52
(1096)
-
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Bond
Bond
Offeringp-Ralph W.
Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Burnham
&
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
Ep¬
Clerk of Board of Super¬
person,
will
Finance,
of
San Joaquin
County, Calif.
Offering—Seymore Tram-
Director
mell,
Davis School District,
(State of)
Alabama
Stockton
until
2:30
11
A-O.
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1983
rick,
(M-S) payable at the State
terest
Treasurer's
National
office,
Mobile,
of
Bank
Herrington
of
&
as
Orange County, Calif.
Le¬
Bond
gality approved by White, Brad¬
Clerk
ley, Arant, All & Rose.
will
Offering—W. E.
of .Board
receive
of
sealed
St.
John,
ceive
bids
at
Hospital Building
bids until 11
the
hospital
(CST)
a.m.
sealed
Santa
Dated
bonds.
1966
inclusive.
1993
to
Oct.
Interest
A Bond
& Rose.
Board
ALASKA
Offering—Secretary
Opal
nounces
$1,500,000 port
bonds
revenue
the
Housing
Agency, at
nance
ing system and
SepL
est
820—were
A-O.
ments
Depart¬
building
v.
a
Legality
the
California
1964
.
...
Board
of
Supervisors,
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
binds
purchase
of
provement
1963.
$300,000
bonds.
Due
7
school
Dated
issue
our
1969
Angeles
Unified
School
proved
Dist., A
and
100,000
Divelbess.A"
Yuma
No<
■
<v
■
16
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
receive
sealed
(MST)
on'
chase
of
Dated
Sept.
until
16
$45,000
for
to
10
the
school
Oct.-l, 1963, Due
1966
terest
bids
pur¬
bonds.
on
July 1
1974, inclusive.
Costa
Bond
school
v.
will
Board
receive
tinez
until
of
school
1963.
to
Due
1983,
interest
sealed
10:30
bids
a.m.
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
at
Mar¬
(PDST)
Dated
15
Oct.
from
15,
1964
payable
County Treasurer's office.
at
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe.
tary
Francisco, at
net
as
interest
of
Sept.
130,000
100.04,
about
a
3.22%,
660,000
A
Co.;
Inc.;
3V4S.
1978
to
Oct; 15,1973.
on
Oct. 15 from
on
1985,
Due
Oct.
15
inclusive.
on
Oct.'
fered
Sept.
posed
of
on
Oct.
15,
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Stone
&
&
Smith
Co.,
Inc.,
Hayden,
Shearson, Hammill
&
Co.,, Dean Witter
&
Youngberg, E.
&
Co., Stone
F. Hutton & Co.,
pur¬
820—
com¬
&
:
Co.,
Co.,
Indus¬
of
Rhode
Island, in Providence, and Braun,
Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., as -3s, at a
price
of
100.73,
basis
a
of
about
Town
Offering—Irja
bids
Howard,
c/o
750
ford,, until
Sept.
17
Due
1964
A-O.
to
1
11
for
1964 to
1963.
1983,
Due
E.
(EDST)
purchase
on
Dated
on
;
913—has
p.
been
19(
post¬
Sale—The $170,000 water¬
gust
15
and
;
■'
to
on
Oct.
be received
on
until 10
on
1
inclusive.
•
Sept.
20
$206,000
Dated
Oct.
Aug.
Due
[Decker, Ind.
Bond
works
gust
Sale—The
semi¬
—
Co.,
198,
v.
to
A
-
$80,000 water¬
bonds offered Au¬
revenue
14
awarded
620
p.
Benjamin
—
were
Lewis
&
5s.
as
Evansville-Vanderburgh School
Corporation (P. O. Evansville),
(EST>
A
on
purchase of $!,rev¬
bonds.- Dated August 1, 1963.
Aug. 1 from 1064 to 1993
Interest
1963.
bonds.
McCord, Ice & Miller.
■
approved by
Mitchell.
building
1,
of
purchase
on
Indiana
City * Clerk, A will A" recei ve
inclusive.
(CDST)
a.m.
the
July 1, 1965 to July 1,
Legality approved by Ross,
1970.
Offering—Harold E. Wil¬
on
for
school
annually
A /
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Due
Co.,
Colombian Securities,
Indiana
1, 1963.
Principal
(AO) payable at the
the
were
&
Inc.
■A''' '
' 'i " ''A,
'*■
A,:A •7V1
Danville Community School
Corp.?
Palatka, Fla.
liams,
—
p.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
FLORIDA
Bond
618
Reusch
Fox,
.
from
Oct.
McCarthy.
198,
v.
—
awarded
(' in
burn &
F-A.
Legality
Caldwell, Trimble &
Bond
B. Chap¬
Secretary of Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
man,
until
3
for
(CDST)
p.m.
the
school
purchase
on
of
Sept.
18
$1,600,000
improvement bonds. Dated
August. 1,
ally
AA;v A--'A
Offering—Sara
on
1963..-Due
sfemi-annu-
-February ' and August
1
from 1965 to 1975, inclusive.
Pay¬
Pompano Beach, Fla.
able at the Gitizens National Bank
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 T>ub-. of Evansville.
Legality approved
lie
improvement bonds offered
by Ross, McCord,"Ice- & Miller.
Sept. - 10—v. 198; p. 82Q—w e r e
;
,
~
•.
awarded to
a
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
price of
interest cost of
net
Franklin Public Library, Ind.
Goodbody & Co., and
Stern, Lauer & Co., at
as
1964
about
library bonds
to
1968
on
1969
to' 1973
on
a
•
inclusive.
Due
Bond
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
23/4s, at
1974 to
on
Nov. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
GEORGIA
Interest
Sale—The
sewerage
bonds
—
;
The
$1,180,000
p.
College
and
offered
620—were
dormitory
refunding
rev¬
Sept.' 5—v.
awarded
to
a
syndicate composed of the Indian¬
apolis
bonds
State
construction
198,
v
$344,500 water
revenue
Corp.,
Indiana
•Bond Sale
enue
Lavonia, Ga.
Bond
and
Share
.
Oc¬
Oct. 1 from
&
price of 100.03.
Indiana State College Board,
Indiana
450,000 3.40s. Due
$112,000
sold to the In¬
was
dianapolis
follows:
305,000 334s.
of
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard.
rev¬
Campbellsburg, Ind.
Wilmington. A Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
Niemi,
Berry &
Street, Hart¬
inclusive.
waterworks
198,
Bond
Sanitary
Due
1993
,
a.m.
$230,000
as
Day,
the
Jackson),
works revenue bonds offered Au¬
from
1
Farms
receive
Main
O.
poned.
District
Oct.
Oct.
on
$245,000 334s. Due
will
$430,000 school bonds.
tober 1,
Sanitary
'
Stonington, Conn.
Treasurer,
(J.
—v.
from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
3.36%,
North
of
Farmers Bank of the State of Del¬
par,
2.92%.
sealed
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.., C. J. Devine &
-
.,
p.
Fenn
&
refunding bonds.
on
,/AAvA; ;A
200,000 general improvement
/-
group
Bank
•
about Nov.
bonds scheduled for Sept.
in¬
1991
inclusive.
Dated
Co.;
various
a
Phelps,
National
Bond
Due
to
Due
to
provement bonds. Due
Denver
198j
v.
—
Pressprich
trial'
A
,
5
awarded
15,
1987.
l/10s.
1
bonds totaling $3,135j000 of¬
pose-
*
on
Due
3.40s.
1988.
■:
The
—-
1976
1993
to
from
enue
Sale
or
Sani¬
on
1
CONNECTICUT
Bond
on
purchase of $39,600,000
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
Co.; R. H.
&
Fairfield, Conn.
A
Illinois
1972 to 1993 inclusive.
1,
Dec,
on
Walston
R.' W.
*
1977, inclusive.
1986 and
330,000
Oct. 15 from
1972, inclusive.
1974 to
2,640,000
on
Arden
bonds.
A.'
Baxter.&
*
Legality
ILLINOIS
in¬
Estates
Due
aware,
Co.;
were
Due
Dec.
&
to
inclusive.
Murrayville-Woodson Water
Oct. 1,
bonds.
from
130,000 Sedgely
1984 inclusive.
&
Dated
Sept. 1 from
(State of)
/
Offering — Sealed bids
the
road
Sanitary
1964
from
Dec. 1 from
Due
bonds.
on
on
on
clusive./ ./A A
Dec. 1, 1976.
on
for
in¬
50,000 Glendale Sanitary District
1
Moulton
10—
awarded
follows:
to
1
„
price of
a
cost
District
Oct.
from
1
/Due
Llangollen
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.
$8,250,000
A:A A- A,
A<'-A.A^AA'A-;AA,A Sept. 24 for
offered
Creek
bonds.
inclusive.
3.40s.
1987
A,
HAWAII
Sani¬
Due
to
on
INDIANA
40,000
*
United States National
Bank, and
1A
Naamans
Other members of the
syndicate:
various
Calif.
820—were
p.
1981
1982
Bank,
(EST)
enue
and interest
from 1982 to
the
.
on
Principal and
(A-O)
Herrington
198,
to
545,000
syndicate headed by the Bank A.
of ••America
N.T.& S.A.
of
San
Supervisors,
Sept. 17 for the purchase of
$700,000
Counties,
Sal e—The
from
Offering —W. T. Paasch,
of
:AA
on
on
Shearson, Hammill
330,000; 3.34 s.- Due
1,320,000 3s. Due
County, Calif.
for
$5,174,000
bonds
1964
CALIFORNIA ;
28
a
In¬
Acalanes Union High School
Dist.,
Contra Costa
Clerk
of
Oct.
County Joint Junior College
District, Alameda and Contra
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess,
Bond
until
Legality approved by $2,970,000 5s.
J-J.
9—
and 1977.
A
:
South
,
a.m.
I
bonds.
purpose
County School District
Due
1
35,000 suburban community im¬
Due
1993
Bond
from
1990
to
a.m.1
1990 and 1991.
:.,y,-;AA.'.AiAA.'"-•"'.:!A'A;:;
225000 334s.
198,
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
&
Bond Offering—Robert
Odom,
Clerjk p| Board of Supervisors, ^vili
from
Salinas, Calif.
A -A A 'A
,
55,000
Dec. 1, 1973
on
625,000 3.30s. Due
Bond
be
ap¬
Rosenfeld
/
17—v.
postponed until
1.
1,
1966 to
Legality
Gust,
Sept.
been
from
1
to
Commission
District, bonds.
Due
3.20s.
1975.
1981
Citizens
Hawaii
clusive.
1974.
1978
Principal and in¬
office.
by
for
728—has
Oct.
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Oct.
to 1972 inclusive.
619.
p.
bonds.
from
District bonds.
Dec.
on
District
11
will be received
1
c/o
National
to
from
Heights
bids
revenue
system
Oct.
B.
approved by Oliver & Maner.
inclusive.
McDaniel
1
until
800,000
clusive.
,
Due
1990
Oct.
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
to
Thomas
—
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
on
334s,
as
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $3,-
Sanitary District
Due
sealed
vAA^-AAA;,
1993
tary
1 from
inclusive.
Due
380,000 3s.
of
im¬
Nov.
50,000
Dec.
foregoingsupple¬
report in
scheduled
until
for the
June 1 from
on
1977, inclusive.
terest
Oct.
on
1967
fering of $25,000,000 school bonds
p.
11
to
95,000 33/2S.
to
Sept.
•
on
r
—
of
Due
1964
Oct.ri
on
Stanton
1988
Bank of Los
Angeles,
Forgan & Co., at a price
$330,000 5s.
by
Offering
Macon,
bonds.
from
sewer
$2,500,000
offered
3.33% A as follows?"'
1
Due
-
bonds.
from
of par, a net interest cost
of about
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering Postponed
The of¬
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
receive
AAA
Los
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
will
'
1000—were awarded to
p.
200,000 3.10s.
Los
County School District No. 10
Clerk
1964
15,000
syndicate headed by the United
and Glore
bonds.
approved
198,
bonds
Oct.
Agency,
and
par.
Southern
1964
airport
county
bonds.
Counties
The
—
from
30,000 Westwood Forewood San¬
itary District bonds. Due on
Arapahoe
Sale
and
inclusive.
county
820
p.
Harrell, Secretary-Treasurer, will
1998 inclusive.
on
200,000
Oct. 1 from
1
fol¬
building
Oct. T
on
198,
Housing
Authority, Ga.
1983 inclusive.
1975, inclusive.
and
Bond
Due on Oct. 1
August 12—v. 198,
ARIZONA
Bond
1, 1969
(P. O. Aurora), Colo.
City
Due
Due
Joint School District No. 28
be
1993, inclusive. Inter¬
Not e—The
of par.
Pima
will
revenue
O'Melveny & Myers.
price
a
Trust
1, 1963.
from 1964 to
bonds of¬
33/ss, at
as
bids
National
Power water works
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
First
Corporate
Dated Get.
p.
sealed
Adams
an¬
9 for the purchase of
$12,000,000 Department of Water and
Alaska
revenue
Murphy
tober
$1,106,000 hous¬
5—v. 198,
sold to the
nance
par.
of Alaska,
University
L.
ment, 55 Wall Street, New York
City, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oc¬
Fi¬
price of
a
Bond Sale—The
fered
Home
and
c/o
Bank,
offered
Sept. 4—v. 198, p. 728—were sold
to
that
received
facility
from
Oct.; 1 from
on
public
1983
1964 to
COLORADO
of
of Water and Power Com¬
missioners
Saxman, Alaska
Sale—The
1971 to
100,000 2.90s. Due
Oct. 1
Finance
Bond
550,000 county engineering build¬
ing bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
/AAA/. A:; A- ^:A
on
County
200,000
Oct.
on
; ;A
130,000 2%s. Due
bonds.
on
Due
1970.
as
the
Middle Georgia Coliseum
re¬
pur¬
$2,285,000 bonds,
to
price of
a.m.
1964 to
3.08%,
1
until
11
bonds.
a
.
■
Bond
Due
Oct.
on
of
bids
a
Ro¬
receive
1965 to 1968, inclusive.
AA:A and
of $1,-
building
1, 1963.
Due
at
V.
Sept. 24 for the
on
$809,000
•
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All
purchase
about
1974, inclusive. Prin¬ A-.y;A 1976 to 1978, inclusive.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
150,000 3s. Due on Oct.
at the County Treasurer's office.
1979 to 1981, inclusive.
Legality approved by O 'Melveny
365,000 3.10s. Due on Oct.
& Myers.
A
aA'AiI-:
1982 to 1986, inclusive.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Sept.
on
the
6s.
A 50,000 2V2s.
Oc¬
on
of
from 1964 to
July 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
J-J.
fbr
school
Dated
purchase of $2,936,000
revenue
I
785,000
will 1 receive
Chairman,
for
tober
Offering —H. E. Monroe,
Bond
24
'
Ala.
Authority,
(PDST)
a.m.
cost
chase
San
price of 100.001,
a
Mabel
—
Home
lows:
Bank
of
sealed
(EDST)
follows:
A.
,•>
Supervisors,
the
N.T.& S.A.'
interest
$98,000
:
Ana until 11
Huntsville
America
Francisco, at
"
Huntington Beach Union Sch.Dist.,
Trust
Company of New York City.
syndicate headed by
Or¬
by
net
the
or
Hanover
Manufacturers
approved
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
"the-First
or
Legality
Offering
sold
—were
County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
Levy Court Clerk, will
man,
(PDST)
p.m.
a.m.
South San
(CST) on Sept. 18
Francisco, Calif.
on Sept.
17 for the purchase of
purchase of $2,000,000 in¬
BondSal e—The $893,000 im¬
$104,000 school bonds; "Dated Oc*
land
waterways
improvement
tober 1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1 from provement bonds offered Sept. 3—
bonds, Series D. Dated Sept 1
v.
198, p; 820—were awarded to
1964 to 1972, inclusive.;
Interest
1963. Due on Sept. 1 from 1965 to
a
until
for the
fered September 5—v.
Castle
Bond
Co. and C. N. White & Co.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
receive sealed bids at Montgomery
DELAWARE
New
of¬
Bond
Hemphill,
&
Noyes
Share
&
Co.,
Corp.,
Kugel,
Stone & Co., Inc.. K. J. Brown &
Volume
198
Number
6299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1097)
_
Co.,
Wildman,
Inc.,
bolt,
Co.,
Neal
the ' Circle
and
Council, will receive sealed bids
De-
&
of 100.11. Due on Nov. 1
inclusive.
1963 ta 1980
680,000 Series C bonds, at
of. 100.01. Bue
the
Due
from
.purchase
from
1
$1,000,000
1964
State
l'
construction
Finance
Home
of par,
price
a
Due
on
2000
Oct.
on
1. from
Control
Interest
District
Secretary
be
Dist.,
Commissioners,
sealed
ceive
(EST)
bids
until
received
of
$2,241,000
works bonds.
Due
the
Dated
Oct.
for
1
$47,500,000
of
Note
station
198,
pur¬
and July 1 from 1966 to 1993.
Miller.
Le¬
..
.
New
•
.
The
—
County
Oct.
Note
(P.
O.
1
sealed
(CDST)
chase
awarded to
Oct- 2
6n
n
g—Richard
the
1964 to .Jan.
Evansville.
198?.
1,
Citizens
•
from
July
1,
$112,000
Boston
1
of
Bank
Miller.
water
Due
Metropolitan
V.
.
Due
Oct.
Boston
10—v.
awarded
were
headed
the
by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
about
or
for the purchase of
$16,000,000
Nov.
In¬
at
dining
and
system revenue refunding bonds.'
Legality
clusive.
Greater Lafourche Port Commission
Louisiana
to
a
198,
$750,000 public
Merrill
Fenner
&
price
of
$92,000
Grosse
1964
Due
to
1976
to
48.000
to
3s.
Due
from
National
E. W.
&
lom
Bond
Bond
bids
until
will
111
noon
7:30
will
Parish
(CST)
T.
bonds.
*
Dated
A-O.
/
•
Police
bids-
Sept.
18
Jury,
until
for
.
rev¬
"
V
MAINE
-
Due
1990
bonds.
inclusive.
T
Due
Feb.
on
$620,000
p.
offered
air¬
Sept.
I3
/
Oct.
from
1
.
&
Co.,
at
price
a
Oct.
1,
4s.
1965
July
from
1
inclusive.
2(50,000 (3s, Due, on July
1978
1 from
1977 inclusive.
1980
to
175,000 3y4s.
July 1 from
until
Sept.
for
on
July 1 from
District,
&
Bond
be
(CST)
was
&
sold to Kenower,
chase
of
1963;
DOe
tion
M.
o \V n
$128,000
disposal system acquisi¬
bonds
revenue
was
sold
Bond
'•/
$1,235,000 /Village
of
100.09,
&
Sept.
24
will
for
$230,000 bonds,
Halsey, Stu¬
Weeks,
Sale
provement
198,
p.m.
pur¬
$70,000
and
water
bution
.
to,
Brighton, Minn.
In-:
I.
for
18
the
(CST) on.
purchase
village
off
improvementj
sive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
proved by Faegre &
ap¬
Benson.
sewer
1965
foregoing
,,
Orono, Minn.
,
,
Bond
to
our
supple¬
Sale—The $750,000
Jssut^bf.
The
bonds
price
of
to Kalman & Co.,
as
par,
net
a
3.10%,
1965
Sept.
to 1973
225,000
5
3s.
1974
sewerf
awarded j
to
Co.,rat
interest
a,
cost;
follows:
as
Oct. 1 from,
on
inclusive.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from/
1977 inclusive.
120,000 3.20s. Due
Inc., and Juran
Moody, Inc., at
of
about
821-—were, awarded
&
730—were
p.
$405,000 2.80s. Due
$115,000 im¬
offered
198,
,to"Barcus,, Kindred'&
821
p.
—
p.
Oct. 1, 1978
on
follows:
price of
a
1979.
and
par,
MISSISSIPPI
$60,000
3s.
1965
Due
20,000 3.40s. Due
1973
Jan.
on
1
from
Cold water, Miss.
1972 inclusive.
to
to
to
Bond
Jan, 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
35,000 3V2S. Due
Dilworth
Jan.
on
issue of $43,000
bonds
M. A. Saunders &
1 from
inclusive.
1980
Sale—An
improvement
to
sold
was
Co.,
3s, at
as
a
price of 100.07.
Independent School Dist.
MISSOURI
147, Minn.
Southwest Missouri State College_
Bond
Offering-—R. P. Marshall,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Sept.
17
from
7:30
school
Oct.
(P. O. Springfield), Mo.
Bond
on
purchase;, of
building
sepa¬
(EST)
purchase
of
follows:
supply
bonds.
Pigors,
receive
the
as
housing
bonds, Series B,
receive,
(CST) on
system
as
revenue
follows:
$890,000 Group 1 bonds.
Wind¬
Marquart,
will
a.m.
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $4,390,000
In¬
Legality approved by
Owen,
Officer,
sealed bids until 11
bonds.
inclusive.
1985
to
Offering—David C. Scott,
Executive
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1
1965
Dorsey,
(CST)
p.m.
the
for
Oct;
horst & West.
from
1
1965
Due
1977
to
and
Due
on
Oct.
1
—
Oct.
All bids
re¬
on
in¬
totaling $1,730,-
000
offered
Sept.
County
offered
bonds
of
Bank
Harris
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Trust
the
&
v
198,
p.
a
syndicate
First
National
New
York
Savings
City;
Bank
of
No.
66
County
(P.
Legality ap¬
school
Sept.
building
198,
5—v.
awarded
John
O.
School
to
a
Nuveen
Hammill &
Neb.
$1,500,000-
bonds
offered
914—w ere
p.
composed
group
&
District
Omaha),
Sal e—The
Bond
$3,000,000 park
Sept. 5—v.
of
in-
NEBRASKA
Douglas
Park Reserve
730—were awarded to
City
Due on
to 2002
p.
Minneapolis), Minn.
Sale—The
197?
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
rejected.
District (P. O.
Bond
198,
10—v.
from
1
elusive.
•
ceived for the school building and
refunding bonds
composed
distri-
3,500,000 Group 2 bonds.
Minn.
14,
Sold
Not
Hennepin
Offering—Marva
Clerk,
awarded
were
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Due
on^
Jan. 1 from 1966 to 1980 inclu¬
Browerville, Minn.
821—were
Ravena, Mich.
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;
Weeden &
to
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
on
w e r
The
—
Aug. 26—v. 198,
—v.
Co.;
of
Shearson,
Co., and Taylor & Co.,
"
Co., as 2.90s, at
a
a
price
basis of about 2.88%.
-
;
from
1965 ,to
Interest
.
at-?.
improyement bonds offered Sept."
ments the report in
Bond
$35,000
offered
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
|
8.
1 e—The
a
Offering;—Evelyn
$540,000
the
S
Village Clerk, will receive
gram,
4—v.
Note
mu¬
bonds of¬
revenue
time,
same
New
;
1983.
Bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewerage
Sale—The $140,000
Bond
Sealed bids
serially from
p.m.
the Kanabec State Bank of Mora.
Windhorst
sanitary
bids
6:30
clusive.
rate sealed bids until 8 p.m.
arts Co.
,
the
of
Interest
for
Sealed
Oct. 9 for the purchase
on
Additional
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
No.
Michigan
914—were awarded to
group composed of
$93,000
until
swimming pool bonds
(CST)
until
17
—
Mora, Minn.
Fridley Indep. School District
school project bonds offered Sept,
p.
Sept.
of;
$200,000 refunding bonds.
Co.
5—v.
.198,
received
on
basis
a
,
2.60s,
as
fered Sept. 4—v. 198, p. 730—were
awarded to Kalman & Co., Inc.
y/Arden Hills; Mihp.
—
100.02
received
be
Sept.
| Bond Offering
Curtis
Offering
Bond
purchase
Marquart,
of;;
J-J.
West.
Oakland County (P. O. Pontine),
Sept. 17 for the
Sale—The
will
Legality approved by DorOwen,
of
nicipal building
inclusive.
Bank
No. 882, Minn.
Bond
$3,410,000 refunding bonds. Dated
Due on Feb. 1 from
terest A-O.
Bond/Salc—An issue of $50,000
school bonds
price
a
Miller,
p.m.
the
National
Jackson- &
Aug. 1, 1963.
$350,000
inclusive. \
Michigan
to
2
composed off
group
Monticello Independent Sch. Dist.
Independent \School
received
bids
inclusive.
Due
1984
to
on
North Branch Area School
'
Mass.
by
a
of¬
about 2.58%.
Sept.
on
Interest
approved
1976
on
1968
Legality approved by Ropes
Longmeadow,
ber,
at
(EST)
to
American
bonds
Paul; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, and
Paine, Web-
1 ng—Edward A.
be
sey,
$1,000,000 tern-,
St.
District No. 241,' Minn.
F-A.
1,
1
Due
to
1969 to
Interest
■
1964
MINNESOTA
follows:
as
Mac Arthur
1963.
from
the
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
net interest cost of about
a
115*000 3 Vss. Due
Oct.
1964
1
awarded
Sept. 1,
July 1 from 1965
on
No.
State
on
Dated
Interest J-D.
e r
1986
Feb.
fered Sept. 9—v. 198
p. 821—were,
inclusive.
to
on
Due
improvement
(CST)
1965
3V4S.
pur¬
p.m.
25
1,
18 for the
purchase of $3,500,000
Legality
Feb.
porary
of
1989
on
Mahtomedi, Minn.
"
1, 1963. Due
awarded
Goodbody & Co., and Shearson,
$70,000
D.
Boston, un¬
Sept. 17 for
Due
7
the
Due
p.m.
June
on
3.20s.
Bond Sale—The
school building bonds. Dated July
In¬
,(
821—were
198,
3.16%,
c/o"
for
May 1
on
Legality approved by
bonds
to
inclusive.
Horn bio
Offerings—Archibald
of
bonds.
received until
9
Falmouth, Me.
KnowlesX Chairman
on
Gray.
be
the
''
'
i.
Bond
$2,370,000
site
and
Sale—The
purchase of $795,000 school bonds.
a
•
F.
County (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Hammill
Holbrook, Mass.
S'ibley,
sealed
3.10s.
,
on
sewer
purchase of $400,0C0 hospital
enue
Dist.
Richard
4—v.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Parish
'on
School
port revenue
Shelby Cul-
g—Andrew
on
to
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
(P. O.
Offering—S.
receive
a.m.
1967
Bond
Trust
&
re¬
Consolidated School Dist.,
bids until
Legality
Michigan
Trust- Company,
(EDST)
building
100.01,
Street,
sewer
1968
Natchitoches), La.
of
American
Bank
bids
&
Due
Canfield,
of
July 1, 1963.
1981
Due
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
from
1
inclusive.
1984 and 1985;
.
Dreslinski, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
will
—
purchase
.
V
50,000 street construction, bonds.
&
Secretary
Kent
the purchase of $130,000. bonds, as
Buller,
000.
Bond
Bank
$80,000
improvement bonds totaling $120,-
v
Co.,
Company;
Co.
sealed
Franklin
1
Sept. 17 for the purchase of
Natchitoches
Trust
Inc.;
n
26 for
1
Township
terest M-N.
follows:
1, 1987.
receive
follows:
as
Feb.
on
LU.y
1982 and 1983.
Michigan
Dated
Oct.
Offering—Dean
Clerk,
&
Offer!
receive
Lecompte, La.
Town
from
Nu-
National
Dedham, Mass.
til
inclusive.
on
3.14%,
1967
oC
net inter¬
from 1968 to 1981 inclusive.
1988 in¬
J-D.
Offering
.the
Dated
Clark, Inc.; Lyons, Han¬
Davis
bids
Providence; Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
&
nahs & Lee, Inc., and
1964 to
Miller,
by
lie
school
Co., Indianapolis; Janney, Battles
Street
Oct. 1 from
on
Fletcher
Co.,
sealed
3V4S,
syndicate:
Illinois
Warren
cation, will receive sealed^ bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 1
Galvin, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
inclusive.
1986
&
cost
Oct. 1 from
on
388,000 3V2S. Due
1977
Bank
The
a
inclusive.
222,000 3 ^s. Due
1969
at
Oct.; 1
on
1968
Inc.,
follows:
as
VV IlHC
2
on
Allyn, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
as
Due
by
Mor-
{P. O.; Grosse lie), Mich.
New¬
interest
net
a
pierce,
and
Co.,
3.50%,
4s.
Inc.
&
par,
about
Lynch,
Smith
Brown
man,
awarded
composed of Hattier &
group
Sanford,
of
430—were
p.
Street
1963.
"
1, 1963.
Paddock & Stone.
for
Industrial
Boston;
improvement bonds offered Sept.
5—v.
Co.;
Walston
Sale—The
LJ.
Due
to
1,925,000
Trust
3.20s,
as
Co., Chicago; John
&
Bank of Rhode Island,
State
(P. O. Galliano), La.
Bond
Trust
veen.
and
approved
receive1
Interest
approved
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
LOUISIANA
.
Canfield,
until
bonds.
Albert, Lea
from
1
Bond
Other members pf the
<■
Principal
Deposit
Dated June
June
on
price of 100.41.
a
1963.
1,
will
bonds.
821—
'
approximately
dormitory
1965
,
$340,000 drainage special
assessment
to
the. purchase of $2,500,000 school
Philadelphia Na¬
4i5,000 Series D ,bonds;
15
from
until 8, p.m. (EST) on Sept.
,
syndicate
$3,000,000 Series E bonds,
at'a price of 100.37.
:
1
Michigan
Offering -A James
cation,
Oct. 1
p.
Oct.
on
ford, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
pur¬
Districtt
,a
drainage
and
(A-O) payable at the
Safe
Bond
-
be
Legality
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
tional Bank, as follows:
University,
'Board'of Regents Iowa
bids
Sept.
on
chase of
MICHIGAN
notes.
on
198,
to
on
inclu¬
Vista School District No. 9,
Buena
Massachusetts
offered Sept.
/
IOWA
State
.Iowa
sealed
as
Due
1983
to
sewerage
Dated
Bond Sale—The*$3,415,0Q0bon ds
Legality approved by
.
Ross, McCord, Ice
!
Septh 16 for the
on
of
pur-; Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
Payable at
National
$375,000 3s.
.
N.
$2,500,000 county audi¬ ffo.m 1964 to 1983t inclusive.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1963. terest A-O./
semi-annually
the.
(EDST)
chase
p.m.
bonds.
1964
and interest
land Merchants National Bank, 28
Slate Street, Boston, until 41 a.m.'
re¬
2:30
for
est cost of about
(
400,000
25
Company.
i
bonds,
Ropes & Gray.
of
torium
Due
until
bids
1963.
100 to 1973 inclusive.
until
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
District, Mass.
e r
Hod-
Boston,
school
from
bonds.
5—v.
receive sealed bids c/o New Eng¬
C.
Schiff, County Auditor, will
ceive
/
Xv.
price of 100.005, a
a
:Drainage District (P. O.
Sandusky), Mich.
Bond Offering — Stuart 'Arm-
,
Bond O f f
.
in g—Gilbert
e r
inclusive.
J-J.
June ; 1,
at
Lapeer Counties,
South. Branch Cass River
;
(EST)
D.
Sept. 19 for the
on
$1,100,000
of
500,000
par.
O f f
'
sive.
Sept.
were
—
Adam* Fire
Evansville), Ind.
Bond. ' O f f
1996
to
dllu
Jan.-1
on
stead, District Secretary, will
Company,
Street,
$600,000
$80,000 fire
offered
Trust
Vincelette, District Treasurer, will
Vanderburgh
Due
300,000
follows:
England Merchants Na¬
price of
a
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice &
&
c/o Boston Safe De¬
(EDST)
purchase
the
various
tional Bank of Boston, as 2V2S, at
January
on
914"
p.
the
control
Sale
notes
bids
and
noon
Abington, Mass.
off
Sept. 1, 1963.
semi-annually
Palmer
Offering—John
Franklin
MASSACHUSETTS
re¬
2:00
flood
Dated
ceive
posit
general obligation bonds.
purpose
p.m.
will
until
19 for
Sept.
on
chase
Board
by"
Town Treasurer, will receive
gon,
Baltimore, Md.
Watkins,
of
Interest
approved
y
Thorndike,
Bond
A-O. Le¬
Indiana
Executive
1 i t
g a
Westwood, Mass,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Bond Offering—Laura
1965
Interest
Dated
...
1964 to
MARYLAND
.May 1 from 1988 to
Flood
e
Storey,
sealed
inclusive.
Jeffersonville
inclusive;
1983
L
Dodge.
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
3%s.
as
to
A-O.
Sept. 18 for the
on
inclusive.
1983
bonds
C
from
re¬
Eng¬
Merchants National Bank of
1964
until
bids
2000 inclusive.
Series
bonds.;
'
1963. Due
$1,000,000 Series B bonds as 3V8S.
Due on' Nov. 1 from 1981 to
685,000
will
New
Oct, 15, 1963; Due "On Oct; 15 from
improvement boncls; Dated. Oct. 1,
follows:
as
c/o
municipal building bonds.
*
purchase of $1,750,000 permanent
same
Agency, at
(EDST)
noon
rev¬
the
at
receive; 'sealed-
will
sold to" the 'Housing
time, Jwbre
and
;
,
and; refunding
bonds" offered
enue
bids
enue
'
_
dormitory
College
Treasurer,
sealed
-
*
•BoM Offering
• G e 0 r g e H.
Additional Sale—-The"«$i,685,000' Anderson," Director hof i Finance,
v-
lbUjUOU water supply system rev-
Eleanor S.
—
,
,
t"ol987 inclusive.
Indiana
Town
ceive
land
1983
to
Sharon, Mass.
Offering
Risch,
Dated; Nov.'1, 1963.
Nov.
on
of
*
Bond
Sept. 25
on
by
Miller/
^ ; inciusiyeV Intere^fM-N, Legally % Boston; 28 State Street, Boston; approved
ujntii, 11 a.rp. (EDST) on Sept. 2A Paddocfe & Stone/' price approYedbyllopes'A.Gray.
for
; the ; purchase ' 6f " $260,000
from
Portland Me,
Sanilac and.
a
ohMay
(EDST)
p.m.
school bond?.
$500,000 Series B bonds, at a price
1965
2
for
follows:
as
until
Securities,
53
A-O.
1991
inclusive.
Chicago; Wood, Struthers & Win-
A" throp;
Folger, vNolan,-Fleming
&
at
a
price of 100.01,
cost of about
3.33%,
a
net interest
as
follows:
;
-
54
Mr
CW 1
^
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1098)
Due on Oct. 1 from
$270,000 2%s.
Dated
Oct.
NEW
Interest
1963.
1,
YORK
$259,000
equipment
.
.
bonds.
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
Due
Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Kean, Tay¬
-
on
to
1977
&c
Palmer
.
y
.
East
y
1
Bond
■
Falco,
De-
sealed
(EDST)
I
NEVADA
No.
ment
the "purchase
for
18
Sept.
1964
Ap&l
Due on
1978 inclusive, yy
to
Washoe
oh
Oct.
grounds
public
sive.
play¬
by
Nagelr„. Sherman
Howard.
'Washoe
&
District
Bond
(P. O. Reno), Nev.
school
1D8,
Sale
The
—
offered
bonds
to
awarded
730—were
p.
Co.,
at
interest
price
a
cost
/.''■>
7
$380,000 4%s. Due
1966
to
729,000
par,
about
of
follows:
of
a
1968
3.36%,
Oct.
Due
on
to
1973
to
for
will
1979 to
1981
Oct. 1 from
on
ture
inclusive.
3y2s. Due
Oct. 1, 1982
on
1983.
and
V.. JV"'
members
of
the
North
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Foster
linois
&
&
syndi¬
JAB.
Hanauer
&
ments
Mullaney,
Rauscher,
Inc.;
Pierce
•
Zahner &
Wells •&
&
Bond
Inc.;
Co.,
bonds
Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
100.33,
Concord
-Bank,
at
Note Offering—Edward R. Ben-
Treasurer,
bids
Sept.
on
for
tax
11
will
the
purchase
Due
Dec.
on
Interest payable at the
Bank
of
Boston.
Portsmouth, N. H.
t
Bond
Offering
Demarais,
City
Treasurer,
will
Eng¬
Merchants
State
Street,
(EDST)
purchase
on
of
National
Boston,
Sept.
19
$260,000
follows:
school
Bank,
until
'
bonds.
11
for the
bonds,
•'/
$150,000
as
recreational
bonds.
1964
to
Due
1968
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1
inclusive.'
from
1964
:
1971
Dated
1
and
Due
pur¬
July
on
Due
to
1
&
1
to
1,
1963.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank
New
Legality
York
Trust
approved
by
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Other members of the
Ranson
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
syndicate:
Quinn
Zahner
&
C.
gen
-Co.;
Hanifen,
Imhoff
&
Samford, Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Francis ,1.
du Pont &
Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Mora
Independent
School
and
Bond
1968
1, N. Mex.
Mrs.
—
Fermin
Pacheco, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation,
until
will
11
a.m.|
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
bids
Sept.
$97,000 school
bonds.
1, ,1963.
Dated
Aug.
clusive.
approved
madge.
1
Aug.
from
Interest
by
1964
to
F-A.
Tallmadge
Due
1973
in¬
Legality
&
Tall-
Legality
The $4,789,000
—
Sept.
11—
awarded
headed
by
Co.,
J.
3.40s,
as
basis
a
bonds
to
Kidder,
at
of
Co.;
B.
the
&
J.
syndi¬
Co.;
Van
Stevenson
John
Ingen
&
Co.;
Halle
&, Stieglitz;
Austin Tobin &
interest
that
sealed
Higgins
bids
obtain
will be
received
Sept. 26 for the
pur¬
$225,000 fire house
of
struction
and
from
terest
equipment
1, 1963. Due
1964 to
M-S.
<
1971
bonds.
on
Sept.
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Long Island University (P. O.
Bond Offerin g—Chancellor
H.
G.
Pell
announces
that
the Board of Trustees will receive
sealed bids until
Sept.
for
24
10
the
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
$2,030,000 housing and dining
Due
of
rev¬
bonds.
on
Dated April 1, 1962.
April 1 from 1965 to 2002
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
of
the
sale
to
in
of
Inc.;
in
Payment
Legality
to
1964
years
annual
the
to
instalments
Service
by
Oct.
on
Level
a
Schedule
interest
rate
syndicate
bid, submitted
headed
Manhattan
by
Bank,
of
provided
est at the
The
offered
100.70
would
public
$21,820,000
the
a
rate of 3.70%
first
of
a
year.
offering
awarded
First
3V2%
of
on
Dec.
National
at
Limited
net
a
:
Members
syndicate
.
City
interest
of
Bank
cost
nantuono,
receive
(EDST)
chase
of
lows:
-
Vernon, N. Y.
Offering
City
sealed
on
—
Comptroller, will
bids
until
11
are:
Sept. 18 for the
$1,760,000 bonds,
as
pur-,
fol¬
Trust
Guaranty
Company;
Trust
•
198,
as;
basis,
a
No.
'
■
Sal e—The
notes
1. bond
offered
r.-
$2,000,000 J
antici¬
Aug.
20—v.
730—were awarded to the
p.
Lincoln
Company;
C.
J.
Incorporated;
No. 1
&
—
President
Education,
will
bids
2
until
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
'
(EDST)
p.m.
Shields
L.
to
M-S.
Legality approved by Reed,
1993
inclusive/
Interest
Hoyt, Washburn &" McCarthy.
Port of New York
To
Sell
$50
order to be in
funds
at
Authority, N. Y.
Million
such
Bonds—In
position to obtain •'
a
time
the
as
bond
market might be favorable, a new
of
Authority
Consolidated!
Bonds, Twenty-fourth Series,
authorized
Sept. 12
by the
was
Com¬
The date for public
part
be
the
of
made
offering of all
$50,000,000
known
issue
when
it
is
was
James C.
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
Port
Oct.
1,
1, 1991.
They will be subject to redemp¬
tion, in whole or in part, at the
Authority's
option,
notice, at 103%
30
on
days'
beginning Oct. 1,
1972
at
through April 1, 1975, and
declining premiums thereafter.
For sinking fund purposes only,
they will be callable at 103% be¬
&
ginning
Oct.
F.
Co.,
at
purposes
Authority facilities.
will mature Oct.
and
1,
Oregon;
&
Chair¬
The bonds will be dated
1963
on
Oct.
1971,
1,
1969
at
and
through
declining
thereafter.
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
Shearson,
Struthers
authori¬
by Vice
Kellogg, III follow¬
construction
various
premiums
of
the
of
made
proceeds of the sale will, be used
Co..
Bank
,
on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $1,988,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
15, 1963. Due on Sept. 15 from '
for
&
Hammill & Co.; Francis I. duPont
Wood,
Central School District
(P. O. Fairport), N. Y.
Offering
Robert
A.
Dudley,
of
Na¬
Devine
Corporation;
First National
Com¬
ing the monthly meeting of the
Board at 111 Eighth Avenue. The
St. Louis; Stone & Webster
Rothschild
Trust
2.14%.
Perinton
man
Salomon
Brothers
&
Hutzler;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; W. H. Morton
Securities
Rochester'
at
pany,
Com¬
Co.
Co.;
Brook
Freeport,
Penfteld, N. Y.
Sewer District
pation
zation
tional Bank & Trust Company of
Chicago; Mellon National Bank &
&
—were
Meadow
of
Announcement
First National City
Chicago; Continental Illinois
a.m.
the
offered
1002
p.
successful
of
New
York;
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Incorporated; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
pany,
Nicholas Yan-
198,
v.
3.35%.
Note
will
Company; Mercantile Trust Com¬
Mount
Bond
bonds
•
price of 100.70,
a
about
or
to
pany
Co.,
—
The $1,835,000
—
set.
the
Bankers
Morgan
Trust
:
missioners of the bi-state agency.
18, 1962 to
City of 3.483%.
Bank;
10
issue
of
Housing Loans serial bonds
group,
Stern,
1964
second-best
premium
of
$178,850 for bonds bearing inter¬
&
of
net interest cost of 3.678%. This
the
S ale
building
.
3.40s, at
with
the Bonds bear.
was
Co.;
(Pi O. Bethpage), N. Y.
Bond
payable
the
Debt
determined
Profit
Co.;
Inc.;
Bramhjall, Falion
Bank
Housing
fixed in accordance with
have
&
&
Co.,
Company;
Co.; Charles King &
:;:
*:'.///
to
$22,250,000,
Teachers
are
each
a
&
Tilney &
&
National
$3,300,000.
in
approved by Watters & Donovan.
Sept.
Housing
accordance
York
bonds
Chase
Walker
.
Corporation,
by
18
school
will
Housing Law of the
New York.
•.:■■■,*
.1.
/
New
The
Inc.;
Bon d
mortgage
Profit
Housing Corporation,
1
Co.,
No*
a
The Housing Companies aided
by this financing are Luna Park
The
H.
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
Private
and
&
Bank
issued to
were
make
&
National
Whipple
.
Limited
G.
Company.
a
of
required
„
Rand
Gordon
Saffin,
awarded
Co., Inc.; First National Bank
Brooklyn), N. Y.
John
funds
Companies
the
con¬
Dated Sept.
&
Na¬
3.70%
Co.;
Tucker,.
Co.;
Andrews
Fabricand
bid
&
Dreyfus & Co.;
by
outstanding Bond antici¬
to
A.
Bacon,
to
&
Inc.;
Lauer & Co.; Model, Roland & Co.;
a
Beame
First
of
.funds
a
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman',
Broadway,
until
11
a.m.
on
the
syndicate's .bid
announces
D,
whose
rate
proceeds
Co.;
Treas¬
James
:;;;
The
The
Offering—District
James K.
urer
the
Na¬
Island; Dick
Dallas; National City Bank of
pay¬
awarded
pation Notes which
New York
120
at
Fidelity
Laidlaw
Co.,
Republic
Cleveland;
ahd/^
by
Bank
Til-
Burns,
&
Boland,
Sautter;
bearing
year.
Inc.;;
Co.;. Industrial
Merle-Smith;
Co.;
Sept. 10.
were
City
«T"\
S.1
R.
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.
101.203 netted the City a
premium
of $307,545.35 for bonds
a
about
Co.,
Co.;
turers & Traders Trust Company;
Sept.
of. 3.662%
headed
2012,
of
Devine
Co.;
Bond
of
sold > at
were
cost
on
&
Anthony & R. L. Day; Manufac¬
Legal¬
bonds,
Abraham
office
State of
Hempstead, Levittown Fire Dist.,
18
for the purchase of
1963.
Galloway &
offered
Bacon,
&
enue
Offering
pur¬
purpose
R. James Foster &
Co., and
Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.
on
District
1,
915—were
&
Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; B. J. Van In-
p.m.
&
Trust
Eldredge-
of
to 49 year^
his
tional
equipment
M-S.
members
Co.;
Co.;
&
2
H. Morton & Co.; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; National Shawmut
Bank,
Boston;
Auchincloss, Parker &
1
Company.
until
J.
re¬
(P. O. Merrick),
100.67,
(EDST)
1976 inclusive.
Anthony
—
W.
c/o
July
on
in
syndicate
-
New York >
&
of
chase
Sept.
interest
Chemical
on
15,000 urban renewal bonds. Due
Oct.
from
on
building
Oct.
on
3s.
No.
Due
1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
25,n00
on
was
.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
70,000 street bonds. Due
,
bonds
$44,237,-
,
3.34%.
a
Boettcher
Teresa
—
receive sealed bids c/o New
•;
price
ney
notes.
Legality approved by Storey,
& Dodge.
28
price of
a
MEXICO
20,760,000 3.10s.
of
Thorndike, Palmer
a.m.
3.45s, at
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
(EDST)
anticipation
National
land
p.
basis of about 3.41%.
$23,477,000
receive
a.m.
Sept. 17, 1963.
31, 1963.
First
until
17
$700,000
Hated
sewer
3
Sale
p.
Nuveen
198,
176.1,
loans
syndicate
a
issue
Sale—Serial
The
Sykes,
bonds
198,
office.
our
interest
Sept.
by
"X
v.
&
Principal
Xork City, N. Y.
Comptroller
Corporation.;
Trask
tional Bank of Rhode
1002.
net
and ;■
No.
Other
syndicate headed by Stern
Brothers & Co., as follows:
Nashua, N. H.
City
by
in
p.
Company
York, in Buf failo,
Hempstead Central High School
:
Sept. 4—v.
refunding
198,
Bond
Dikeman.
chased via negotiated sale on S'ept.
3
sealed
1002.
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
1.77%.
oit,
issue of
our
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
sold to
report
9—v.
$25,550,000,.
Interest
school
1964 to
Wood.
redeem
cate:
NEW
was
National
supple¬
Ephraim, N. J.
as
the
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1973 in¬
Bond
Union
(M-S) payable at the
ing
12,
Securities
Spencer
Glickenhaus
Due
District
bonds.
^
1, ,1963.
was
bids
.
Dated
Redpath;
Sale—An issue of $350,000
anticipation hotes
report in
Co.,
Concord, N. H.
the
foregoing
Sale—The $120,000
a
&
provide
approved
Childs
Note—The foregoing supersedes
•
on
Corporation; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Due
1988
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Braun, Bosworth
.
Comptroller's
$16;720,- able in-one
notes
$93,700 various
Peabody
offered
&
auer
NEW HAMPSHIRE
tax
&
822—were awarded to J. B. Han¬
&
Co., Inc. and Chiles & Co.
Note
Trimble
'
Mount
Co.;
ap¬
of
Dated; Sept.
improvement
interest
County
Issue
Offering
of
1982
Legality
Caldwell,
the
City
7:
-
(EDST) On Sept. 19 for the
chase
ma¬
to
the
at
Sept 9.—V. 198,
Company; Luce, Thompson
Co.;
will
1964
office.
by
Galloway &
Reed, City Chamberlain, will
in
State
bonds
payable!
Legality
Sept.
r
Co.,' Inc.;*
Tncorporated;cljominick ^
Dickson
drain
inclusive.
Dated
1992
Glen Falls, N. Y.
,
inclusive..
Sept. 1 from
and interest
June 10, 1964.
!A v: clusive.
1963.
from
Not e—The
Marshall, The Il¬
&
improvement
Principal and
Mitchell.
Fitch,
Barret,
1
to
J-D.
^anticipation
2.05%.
Bond
& Go.,
V../:;'—/
'
Of ,Western New
bonds.
-X:XX:
the
Treasurer's
proved
RoWles,
cate: A. E. Masten & Co.;
Winston
Sept.
;
Oct.
on
(A-O)
*
Other
sealed
on
/ y
1,
from ' 1964
Chosen ceive/sealed
receive
general
inclusive.
,*432,000
an¬
purchase of $3,441,000
Oct.
school
15, 1963. Due
on
&
improvement »Dominick; F. S.: Smithers &
Co.;
1 from Coffin
&
Burr; < Lee Hi^ginson
and
sewer
1989
;
•
c
2:30
sold to the Marine Trust
Treas¬
Coster
bonds.
Dated
V.
will
$1,250,000
June
,
422,500
Gibbons
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.; Bacon,
•
- ~
B.
Stevenson & Co.'
•
Sept. 17 for the
on
Note Sale—An
on
1978
Geo.
inclusive.
•.
Due
until
by Sykes,
000 bond
(r
(EDST)
-v/A:
to
of;- Michigan
First
Sept.
on
Sept.! 1 from 1964 to
on
5 •'
Clerk,
bids
Interest
Dikeman.
Due
(P. O. New
De
a.m.
combination
594,000 3.40s. Due
inclusive.
at
1,900,000 administration building
inclusive.
1978
the
bonds
purpose
follows:
bonds.
•
from
1
Oct. 1 from
on
the
as
$lt,541,000
inclusive.
865,000 3y4s. Due
1974
16
bonds,
inclusive.,
3s.
1969
as
Oct. 1 from
on
C.
Freeholders
bids until 11
-r
^
.
15
approved
Due
/
Co.;
Inc.; Estabrook & Co.—
from
380,000 parking lot bonds.
Y.
g—Doris
n
District
Dated
June
on,
Due
for
that the Board j of
nounces
net
a
Joseph
urer
syndicate headed by White, Weld
&
bonds;
i
e r
purchase / of
bids will
1
Bond, Offerings—County
10—v.
O f f
(EDST)
p.m.
Brunswick), N. J.
$3,000,000
Sept.
1964
&
Islip
No*
Holbrook), N*
receive; sealed
Raf-
I.
and
Buffalo, N. Y.
Oct.
until
Middlesex County
'
Smithtown
Alexander,
totaling $3,877,700
County School
County,
received
bonds.
7-',;
d
o n
on
improvement
1
&
Corporation; Clark,, Dodge & Co.,!
.
(P. O.
B
lor
,
Due
Sept.
on
172,500 / highway
1976
Sykes, Galloway
Due
New
Dawson/ purchase of various
Legality" approved
by
Interest A-O.
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
to
v
,
1964 to 1982 inclusive.
-
Legality
)■
i,'
Wash¬
1963,
1,
1963
J-D.
.
bonds.
g e n e r a 1
bonds.
;
1,1963.
Central School District
Legality
improvement
Oct.
from
1
Interest
Broohhaven,
1970
Linden, N. J.
1983. Interest A-O.
to
'7*7 •!"
.
Heights, N. J.
Dated
Sept.
Dikeman.'
18 * for /the purchase of
bonds.
Due serially
1963.
1,
irom 1964
of
purchase
parks,
recreation
and
■
Oct.
Dated
the
for
15
$1,000,000
1963.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1969 inclu¬
on
Dec.
on
approved
.
1
Dated
•
.
general
338,000
•
to
Reed,; Hoyt,
g e n e r a
bonds.
(PDST)
a.m.
A-O.
pur¬
bonds.
v
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1966 incl.
.
McCarthy/
$42,000
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until 11
be
by
Sept'.1
oh
'
Bond
Interest
1964
188,000
a.m.
$57,000 public improve¬
inclusive.
ford, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m> (EJ>ST)
Nevada
:
Due
p.m.
1,
Bond, Offering—Robert
.
V
:
from
1
Hasbrouck
O. Reno),
(P.
County
of
&
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
on
burn
1 from
■
bonds.
approved
Dated
$780,000 refunding bonds.
Oct. 1; 1963.
re-
8
Sept. 23 for the pur¬
on
inclusive.
(CDST)
be received until 730 p.m.
dh
Due
will
B6nd Offerings-Sealed bids
r
ment
(P. O. Minden), Nev.
21
until
bids
11
Seht. 26 for the
on
Of
until
l from 1964 to 1968
inclusive.
Raymond R.
bids
on .Sept.
:*
-
chase of $53,000 general improve¬
School District
County
Douglas
will
Clerk,
Borough
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
r
645,000 33/4s: Due on Oct. 1 from
V -1986 to 1990 inclusive. "
:'
;
/
.
MacLean, Village Treasurer, will
Natalie
—
Offering
receive
Rutherford, N. J.
Offering
Bond
:•••
NEW JERSEY
Oct. 1 from
on
to 1985 inclusive.
1981
Dodge.
Bellport, N. Y.
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
approved; by
Thorndike,
' •' ••//
inclusive.
1980
to
1978
275,000 3y4s.
Legality
Storey,
inclusive.
1974
1
from
1
Due
( 150,000 3y8s.: Due
V"
Oct.
3s.
1160,000
/
A-O.
inclusive.
1965 to 1973
i
Offering
stein,
City
ceive
sealed
—
J.
E.
Silver-
Comptroller, will
bids
until
3
re¬
p.m.
•
V.
•'
j
,
I
.
J.
V
S< A
Number 6299
198
Volume
?«-
.A-JV
■
.
.
1
••
(EDST) on Sept. 18 for the pur¬
of $17,848,000 bond antici¬
75,000 3.20s.
pation notes. Dated Sept. 26, 1963.
50,000 3V4S.
Due
Manufacturers
the
at
Trust Company
Hanover
,
Offering
(EDST)
chase
various im¬
Dated Oct. 1,
$5,120,000
provement I bonds.
1963, Due oil Oct. 1 from 1964 to
1993 inclusive.
B
d
o n
Town
(EDST)
purchase of
fon the
Sept. 18
on
receive
am
11
$59,000 Melody Lake Sewer Dis¬
trict bonds. Dated June 1, 1963.
Due
March 1 from 1964 to 1992
on
Legality
Interest M-S.
inclusive.
Galloway &
Sykes,
by
approved
$20,000 swim¬
awarded to J. A. White & Co.
Sal e—The
!
.
White
Bond
•
will
Offering
Oct.
12
$2,282,840
improvement bonds of¬
sewer
fered
Sept. 6—v. 198, p. 915—were
purchase of $5,670,000
of
Ball,
100.92,
Wade
Roose,
\
of Indianapolis,
(State of)
State
Treasurer,
sealed
bids until
(EST)
noon
on
Co.
system
offered
$1,345,000
9—v.
to
a
198, p.
$400,000
Bosworth
&
& Co.;
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
Bond
school
Sale
of about 3.22%.
tional
Scuth-Western City
land, at
Due
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
office, or in New York City.
shing,
Shetterly
Not e—The
ments
the
report in
supple¬
issue of
our
Ohio
The
100.77,
University of North Carolina
Board of Trustees
& Co.,
$1,800,000 dor¬
mitory system revenue,
bonds
offered
731—were awarded
as
1^1,087,000
a
bonds to
of
posed
Series B
Sept. 9—v.
198,
p.
follows:
group
Merrill
Co.;
Due
Securities
Interstate
on
&
Co.
July 1 from 1965 to
713,000 bonds to'the Housing and
Home
Finance
Agency,
as
3V2S, at
price of
a
July 1 from
on
Co.,
par.
Seasongood
1993
to 2002
Bond
Commission,
(EST)
purchase
at
receive
Raleigh
on
of
will
until
11
Sept. 24 for
$1,250,000
the
school
building bonds. Dated' June 1,
1963. Due on June 1 from 1965
to
inclusive.
1985
Interest
&
sealed
ceive
(EST)
on
chase
Robert H.
—
bids
Sept.
of
until
1
bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Oct.
approved
assess¬
1,
1963.
from 1965 to
1
Interest
A-O.
1974
Legality
Bricker,
by
Worthington
Offering
Ohio
L.
Carter, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion,
will
until
11
the
for
receive
purchase
school- bonds.
Due
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
bids
Oct.
on
of
Oct,
1,
from
1965
to
1963.
1984
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma
Central
Bond
*
'
Bond
bonds
mill
offered
net
&
&
on
S'ept. 4—v. 198,
awarded
to
John
p.
Nu-
Co., and Shearson, HamCo., at
a
price of par,
interest cost of
about
3.27%,
4s follows:
$240,000 3s. Due
a
on
Sept.
25
at
until
Foster
Jan. 15 from
on
for
Edmond,
revenue
the
Central
a.m.
student
of
College,
facilities
bonds.
Merrill!
&
Co.," Atkinson
College (P. O.
Blakely
Weatherford), Okla.
Barr
Co./B&ll,
Sale
Burge
District,
The
—
offered
City,
$5,000,000
lb—
to
awarded
3Vss, at
as
price of
a
Harris
members
of
the
syndi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Hayden,
Stone
&
Bank
Co.;
of
tional
United
Los
Bank
cantile
Bissell
St.
National
Laird,
&
California
Angeles;
of
First
Louis;
Bank
&
Co.,
&
at
Na¬
King,
Park,
Ryan,
Building Authority (P. O.
bonds
enue
tional
823
p.
&
rev¬
Sept. 5
composed
of
Singer,
Deane
Co.,
Grant
Co., and Charles
Co.,
G. Peelor
&
follows:
as
Glynn
for various coupons at a
price
of 98.72.
Co.,
SOUTH
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until
Oct.s 16 for the
$8,000,d00
of
school
8
(EDST)
p.m.
the
for
school
purchase
198,
S.
R.
building
Dated
Oct.
Sept.
Bond
Sale
School
—
via
Sept. 4 by
Butcher
$745,000
negotiated
Sherrerd,
bonds
at
Due
coupons.
1966 to 1983,
bonds
a
on
as
Due
1968
to
variety
of
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
as
3.70s.
on
bonds
as
3%s.
on
as
3.80s.
TENNESSEE
Bond
Offering—John
Mayor*,
can,
bonds,
Will
purchase
Oct.
15,
1963.
Interest,
improvement!
public
bonds.
Dated
March
March
on
inclusive. Interest M-S.
public
1,000,000
Ira Haupt
project
works
Dated
Aug.
1963.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1965 to?
on
1974 inclusive. Interest
1,800,000
public
bonds.
Due
Dated
Aug.
Aug.
on
'
1963.'
1,
from
1
F-A.
project?
works
1965
to
F-A.:
1994 inclusive. Interest
Payable at the Chase Manhattan
City. Legality-'
approved
approved
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
&
Perry
*
Marshall/
I
Bond
ISLAND
RHODE
Smith
Bond
Island
(State of)
Sal e—The
bonds offered
1002—were
composed
T.
Caldwell,
Loudon, Tenn.
Rhode
N.
by
Trimble & Mitchell.
Pohl.
S.
&
$8,000,000
Bank
of
National
to
a
p.
group
First Boston
the
A.
of
will
Sept. 10—v. 198,
awarded
of
Company
America
of
San
Bank
Offering—Mayor
announces
received
be
(EST)
on
Sept.
Don
until
26
P.{'
bids?
that sealed
2
p.m.;
for the pur¬
chase of $485,000 waterworks and
Due
Dated July
bonds.
sewer
on
1,
1963.
July 1 from 1965 to 1988;;
inclusive.
;
_
Francisco;
&
TEXAS
Trust
Pittsburgh, and
the
Austin, Texas
1
Offering Postponed—The offer-
j
follows:
ing of $14,000,000 electric light and}
$1,000,000 state highway improve¬
power,
water
ment, Series D bonds, as 3V4S,
system
revenue
at
for
a
price of 101.53, a basis of
3,000,000 primary and secondary
highway
&
D
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
of
bonds,
100.20,
a
3.20s, at
a
price
basis of about
bonds
sev^er #.
scheduled
823—has
postponed until October
Bishop
College
construction, /Series
as
and
works
October 3—v. 198, p.
been
about 3.09%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.,
1963.*
1,
from 1964 to"
1
Legality
send, Elliott & Munson.
&
„
24?
$3,000,000?
of
J-D.
Legality approved by Town-
Halsdy, Stuart & Co., Inc., Gold¬
sealed?
follows:
as
Due
Dun-'
J.
receive
(EST),on Sept.
noon
the"
for
bonds.
February 1, 2003.
F-A.
Sept. 1, 1982
on
Knoxville, Tenn.
17
First National Bank of Dallas, as
Due on
1,
Bank of New York
Mellon
Due
Sept.
inclusive.
1983.
bonds.
15, 1963. Due on Dec.
Corporation,
Due
as
from
1
on
1981
inclusive.
on
follows:
Inc.,
inclusive.
1983
syndicate headed by
a
&
Co.,
Sept.
on
1967
3^4s.
and
17.
O. Dallas),
(P.
Texas
Bond Offering—Dr. M. K. Curry,
President, will receive sealed bids
"
3.18%.
until 9:30
Dolphin & Bradbury* Arthurs, Le-
Collum announces that the Board
strange & Co., Moore, Leonard &
1,000,000 state colleges develop¬
Colleges' Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
ment, Series D bonds, as 3.20s,
school
Warren W. York & Co., and Su-
at
Dated
plee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.
about 3.17%.
(CST)
Due
to
by
& Smith Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
at Okla¬
&
85,000 3.30s. Due
Offering—Secretary M. C.
homa City until 10:30 a.m.
4s.
revenue
sale
Sept.
awarded
916—were
1964
bonds totaling $2,700,000 were pur¬
chased
'
offered
Interest
Authority (P. O. Johnsville), Pa.
"•
$500,00Q|
The
—
from
1
bonds.
5?
Co.,
O. Conway),
bonds
p.
from
$445,000
revenue
(P.
Dickson
355,000
Hueston,
on
&
follows:
Due
of
Inc.;
Austin
CAROLINA
Sale
Bond
courthouse
Glenshaw),
R.
Co.,
Co.;
South Carolina
1983
Township School District
Offering—H.
Co.;
•
98.70.
O.
&
&
Robinson
and
Horry County
price
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
Pennsylvania
received
Inc.,
$200,000
for various coupons at a
(P.
Tegeler
At¬
&
Inc.
485,000 elementary school bonds,
of
Inc.;
Georgia,
Tobin & Co., Inc.; Kugel, Stcne
bids until
$980,000 senior high school bonds,
Shaler
of
Boston;
Co.,
Roland
-
Remington,
&
of
&
&
■■
t
Model,
Blewer,
Ira
C. S. McKee & Co., Inc., McKelvy
Bond
..■■■■
■■
Company
Scribner, Warren W. York & Co.,
Hess,
Stone
Corp.; First
Bank
Bosworth
Dempsey
v.
—
awarded to
were
—
syndicate
a
'■
be
Shawmut
1964 to
$1,465,000
offered
Providence;
Bank of Oregon, Port-?
land; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Na-<
$60,000
Spring Grove), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
Bank*
both of Chi*
National
5—v.
Co.
&
Sepen Valleys-Spring Grove Sch.
PENNSYLVANIA
purchase
Island,
to
Freeman
Savings
Industrial National Bank of
Dallas;
Meeds,
Inc.;
and
& Webster Securities
Pennsylvania
..
syndicate
Mer¬
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus, and
Authority
...
Trust
Northern Trust Co.,
lanta;
basis of about 3.08%.
a
Other
cate:
Rippey, Inskeep, Hess & Mc-
:*/"./> '>
time
same
a
2.97%.
Rhode
Pa.
Sept.
916—were
p.
100.54,
Co.,
City Area School Dist.,
to
Other members of the syndicate:
York
Faul.
Bethlehem
Y
headed
Brothers
Strand,
&
at the
awarded
were
Trust
Smith-
&
a
Serieg
A bonds offered
Braun,
1
■
Bond
Na¬
syndicate headed by the Morgan
Co., Chas. N. Tripp & Co.,
man," Sachs
Southwestern State
&
bonds
198,
&
syndicate:
Fenner
1,155,000 bonds
(CST)
purchase
State
Bond
Inc.,
Jan. 15 from
"
ag
Additional Sale—The $1,000,000
state colleges development,
cago;
Marshall, Inc., June S.
&
Dated
10
Dec. 1 from will receive sealed bids
,
&
Inc.;
Dreyfus
Haupt
1
February 1, 1993.
Colleges, Board of
of Regents of Oklahoma
-1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Witter
Mercantile
Pittsburgh School
Inc., Pacific Northwest Co., Dean
435,000
Offering—-Sealed bids will
received
$1,200,000
1
Sale—The $490,000 school
822—were
veen
be
Valley Public Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hillsboro), N. Dak.
on
Dominjck,
Pierce,
365,000
Interest J-D.
Regents, Okla.
*
Jan. 15 from
February 1, 1988.
J-D.
Rorks Counties
Lynch,
&
10
$1,200,000
Dated
1
on
Centennial Joint School Board
Elizabeth
—
as
Evatt,
Exempted. Village
School District,
3.39%,
Other members of the
Dominick
California
Kraus, and Freeman & Co.
net
a
inclusive.
1984
syndi¬
Co.; Banco Credito, Harrison &
Co.;
a
inclusive.
1978
to
sanitary
ment
NORTH DAKOTA
■
1979
p.m.
pur¬
$288,977.34
&
re¬
the
for
23
improvement special
McCarthy.
Traill and Grand
to
the
United
Louis;
Rvan,
Port¬
inclusive.
415,000 3V2S. Due
and
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
"Washburn
1971
Jones
Jones, Finance Director, will
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
a.m.
Offering
about
1970
to
2.98%.
basis of about 2.47%.
about
198,
Blankenship,
Bond
Offering—W.
bids
and
Gardner.
&
Upper Arlington, Ohio
North Carolina
sealed
Mayer,
&
&
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff.
Wilkes County (P. O.Wilkesboro),
ment
Harris
Due
inclusive.
Bond
Inc., B. J. Van In-
Stranahan,
sewer
1992 inclusive.
i
Co.,
&
gen
Lynch,
and- McCarley
Smith
&
ner
com¬
Reynolds & Co.; J. Lee Peeler
Corp.,
Inc.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Reinholdt
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.;
&
Co.,
&
of
560,000 3V4S. Due
syndicate:
Field, Richards & Co., McDonald
Raleigh), N. C.
Bond Sale—-The
Bosworth
Braun,
(P. O.
cost
1965
price
a
basis of about 3.18%.
a
to
Oregon, in
$420,000 3V2S. Due
were
—
Co., as S^s, at
Other members of the
of
of
of
Meeds; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
5—v:
$2,750,000
822
p.
Sept.
price of 100.05,
a
interest
syndicate headed by
a
Bank
velopment, Series B bonds,
2V2S, at a price of 100.05,
Credito, Harrison & Co.; Dreyfus
$1,395,000
awarded
915—were
p.
about
a
1,000,000 welfare institutions de¬
Inc.; Barr Brothers & Co.; Banco
follows:
The
198,
v.
—
awarded to
of
Sept. 9.—V, 198, p. 1002.
School District
—
198,
of
price
a
100.13,
&
Park,
basis syndicate headed by the First Na¬
a
school improvement bonds offered
Sept. 9
Mitchell.
&
foregoing
Sale
Bond
Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
price of 100.34,
a
(P. O. Grove City), Ohio
State Treasurer's
the
at
Cartwright & Co., as
at
of
3.19%.
by
the
First
National
City Bank of New York City, as
3s, at a price of 100.27, a basis of
Quirk
The
—
offered
bonds
3V4S, at
1963.
Davies,
Rockwood,
(P. O. McMinnville), Ore.
bonds.
1,
1 from
Legality
Yamhill County School District
No. 29
and Sweney
Oct.
group
Riggs, Strayer & Stoel.
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $21,Dated
by
approved
of
Dated
bonds
inclusive.
2002.
to
985,000 capital improvement
on
Gil¬
purchase
1962. Due on Oct.
1,
1963
syn¬
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
living
women's
revenue
a
price
tional Bank, Dallas; Laird, Bissell
a
group
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Co.;
the
for
to
the
3s,
as
Co.:
St.
school
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PDST)
1
about
Bank, Los Angeles; First National
Oct. 1, 1977
Secretary/ will
Oct.
Clark
Fahey,
Inc.;
on
Offering—Tinkham
Oct.
a
of
*
Salem), Oregon
on1
by
members
&
Bank,
r' &
<
Williamette University (P. O.
bert,
at
basis
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Hayden,
Stone
v.
Bond
3.20s,
198,
awarded
basis
a
Other
cate:
100,000 2 %s. Due on Oct. 1, 1975.
100,000 2.80s. Due on Oct. 1,1976.
housing
v
improvement
Sept.
awarded
Prescott &
&
price of
a
Sal e—The
Bond
composed of Braun,
Gill,
receive
will
3VsS, at
Massillon, Ohio
915—were
Bond O f f e r i n g—Edwin
Due on Oct. 1 from
1972 to 1974, inclusive.
Co.;
&
basis of about 3.04%.
a
2.86+,
Company of Kansas
American Fletcher National Bank
bonds
North Carolina
&
V'YYYY +/*•-V,
;
-
$250,000 2.70s.
City; National Shawmut Bank of
Boston;
sewerage
NORTH CAROLINA
follows:
a
Trust
merce
sewer
bonds.
Conti¬
Chicago, and Glore,
syndicate composed Y 200,000 2.90s. Due
Burge & Kraus; Com¬
and 1978.
awarded to
for
1
198,
Bank
net interest cost of about
County Sewer Districts 6, 10 and
tional Bank, as
bids
Sealed
—
received until
be
the
County (P. O.
Plains), N. Y.
of
V.
to
National
City,
100.12,
—
awarded
Illinois
Co.
4
Sept.
731—were
p.
nental
as
and the Denver United States Na¬
Westchester
York
reforestation
and
$4,-
11—v.
Sept.
headed
2,000,000 interstate highway con¬
struction, Series C bonds, as
totaling
bonds
offered
731—were
Salle—The $650,000 forest
offered
bonds
a
Cleveland), Ohio
,
improvement
public
general
Guaranty Trust Company of New
Forgan & Co., at a price of 99.19,
.
Sale—The
dicate
Trust
>.
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
_
& Trust Company
Dikeman.
1966
p.
rehabilitation
fered Sept. 6—-v. 198, p. 822—were
Bond
will
Supervisor,
from
1
gality approved by George J. Fa-
Bond
ming pool improvement bonds of¬
••/•••
Offering—Ralph 'Meyer,
bids until
sealed
Sale—The
Bond
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond
680,000
,
Coluhnbus Grove, Ohio
.
Thompson, N. Y.-
"j
July
on
Oregon (State of)
*
\
Due
of
revenue
OREGON
OHIO
noon
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
on
of
purchase
Due on Dec. 1 from
75,000 3.40s.
bids
until
received
be
the
for
dormitory
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
Sealed
—
25
gin.
Due on Dec. 1, 1979
1980.
and
bonds.
55
(1099)
to 2003 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
York
New
will
Dec. 1, 1977
on
Sept.
on
$1,100,000
> v:
County (P. O. Riverhead),
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
50,000 3.30s.
Washburn & McCarthy.
Suffolk
Due
1976
1978.
and
of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
to
1974
Payable
1964.
24,
Sept.
on
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
chase
<•'"
J
:".sr-»
s>
a
price of 100/33,
a
basis of
for
the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
building
1.
Sept. 28
$1,200,000,
revenue
April 1, 1963.
1 from 1966 to
on
of
bonds.
Due on April.
2003, inclusive.
'
In-
t
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1100)
Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Offering
City
"Whitney,
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
W.
will
re¬
Manager,
until
bids
&
Herbert
—
11
expansion
hospital
&
1, 1963.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1983,
A-O.
Bond
Offering—Business
H.
F.
that
McDowell
sealed
until 10
bids
will
(CST)
a.m.
system
Dated Sept.
Oct. 15 for
tember
1
Interest
from
approved
J
.
^
Mountain-Saginaw
Texas
V,.
,
a
17
for
the
i.
1966
to
Due
1992,
inclusive.
Eagle Pass Indep. School District,
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
bian
Dated
March
on
to
Co., Inc., and Colum¬
Securities
^Texas.
sold
was
Corporation,
Sept. 15, 1963.
15
from
1964
inclusive.
approved
by
i
Gibson,
Houston
of
1990,
Spence
to
198,
will
Offering
and
offered
Halsey,
of
-
.700,000
3.10s.
1979 and
2,080,000
1981
from
a
&
net
3.21%,
as
Bend
7
until
7:30
to
Due
(MST)
building
10,
Dec.
on
Due
10
Dec.
on
1974.
Interest
on
Co.;
York 20, N.
a
thirty
-
NO.
school bonds
Dated
Y.
Directors
and
one
today
-
half
cents
the Company, payable Octo-
on
the
1963 to stockholders
1973
1974 to
3s.
1977 to
1980 to
close
of
business
of
record
September
I
L.
PYNER,
-Secretary
September
13,
on
from * bids until 1
Oct. 1 from
Due
on
Oct.
v
r
*•>
.<
from
1
on
<
p.m.
(CST)
bonds. Dated Aug.
Aug.
sive.
on
Oct. 1
1
from
to
Interest F-A.
1964 to
1974 to
1983
inclu-^
Legality
ap¬
000
Sept. 1 from
on
V
Mount Royal, Que.
and
sewer
a
was
Quebec
sold
school bonds
was
flamme, Ltd., at
price of
of
$27,000
Co.,
2.95s,
as
at
a
price of 98.28.
=
Complete
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
1963
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
a
par.
of
WASHINGTON
news on new
No,
408
Bond
security offerings—published weekly in
(P. O. Seattle),
Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Treasurer,
until
bids
Oct.
for
2
11
the
will
receive
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
of
1, 1963. Due
to
1978
inclusive.
Interest
approved
Shefelman,
A
Nov. 1 from 1965
on
by
M-N.
Roberts,
Lawrence,
Gay
&
Bond
van,
Wash.
Offering—Maralyn Sulli¬
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Secretary of the Council, will
receive
sealed
(PDST)
on
bids
Sept.
until
11
a.m.
19 for the pur¬
chase of $15,000,000 sewer revenue
bonds, Series D,
$6,000,000
from
9,000,000
as
bonds.
1967
to
term
follows:
Due
on
1991,
bonds.
January 1- 2002. '
•
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Due
on
•
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
$188,000
sold to J. E. La-
ap¬
sold to the Chit¬
as
price of 98.13.
See "SECURITIES NOW IN REGISTRATION" in the
issue
sold
Denton, Ltd.,
Vt.
1,
$446,000
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
(Province of)
improvement bonds
bonds
St. Lambert School Commission,
Sale*—An issue of $7,500,-
The Most Accurate and
Sept. 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
CANADA
Bond
on
1983, inclusive.
Regents (P. O.
$2,294,000 hous¬
Due
166,500 5%s. Due
NEW BRUNSWICK
New Brunswick
of
1973, inclusive.
to Burns Bros. &
5
price
a
follows: ;?
$93,500 5V2s.
5V2s, at
Spokane), Wash.
Ltd., at
1, 1963. Due on
1964
Oct. 1 from
Washington State University,
f
Lubeley,
purchase of $300,000 school
1983, inclusive.
of
Fred
as
sold to La Mai-
was
Bienvenu
97.88,
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
1979, inclusive.
Due
—
son
District Clerk, will receive sealed
for the
1976, inclusive.
school bonds
m,
and
Common
1963.
R.
.
160,000 2.90s. Due
175,000
1
(P. O. Kiel),
15,
Legality
Seattle),
has
Stock of
share
Oct.
Offering
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $260,000
Metropolitan Seattle (P. O.
regular quarterly dividend
two
on
Due
1973, inclusive.
for
June
J-D.
was
Trust
222
per
the"
.1969 to
Arvida Catholic School
Moch.
(32y2<J)
at
235,000 3s.
...
Bond
price
Oct. 15 from 1964
QUEBEC
Wisconsin
:
Oct. 1, 1968.
on
1983, inclusive.
inclusive.
(Towns) Joint Sch.
I
Due
King County, Auburn School Dist.
~
30 Rockefeller Plaza
declared
Herman
a
1 from
Rhine, Russell and
1 from
on
Due
Jan.
Royal
the
53As, at
school
15,
No.
Chemical
NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO.
30,
45,000 3V2s.
Oct.
on
on
and
as
In¬
24
June
Sale—An
10
1992 inclusive.
&
of
stein,
as
inclusive.
of 98.31.
(City), Schleswig, Eaton,
Meeme, Centerville, New Hoi-
in
Ltd.,
Canada,
-
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Legality
15,
Due
1965 to 1967,
1 from
Wil¬
B.
$240,000
bonds.
Due
tenden
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Board
1980
District No.
■
Jan.
inclusive.
Due
to
follows:
$120,000 4s.
on
Kiel
net
3.06%,
Due
to
1977
Partners, Ltd., Burns Bros.
Denton,
March 15
on
Sept.
on
of
1963.
Bond
Dec.
on
Due
DIVIDEND
about
&
Bank of
1976
20,000 S^s.
&
sewer
1988, inclusive.
purchase
on
ber
of
cost
a
ris
1
Legality approved by
Dec. 10 from
Hutzler; Paine, Web¬
New
Washington,
price of 100.01,
a
to
& Co., Greenshields, Inc., Har¬
son
Jan.
p.m.
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Francis I. $950,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
of
interest
of
on
a
composed of Nesbitt, Thom¬
Dated Sep-
Offering—Robert
p.m.
the
Brothers
.
Bank
6 Horton.
sealed
&
1971
Chicago, Chemi¬
ing and food service system reve¬
to 1986 inclusive.
Fenn
30,000 3.10s.
Commerce, in Seattle, and the Na¬
tional
Due
that sealed bids
bonds.
revenue
1965
York Trust Co., New
York; Blair & Co., Inc.; Salomon
The
National Bank of
follows:.
as
2.60s.
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
First
the
3.18%,
as
group
Lyndon Incorporation School Dist.
on
1987 to
of
composed
net interest cost
a
$658,000
sold to
was
,
Bank New
i
offered September 5
$25,000
732—were awarded to
p.
group
a
of about
$1,000,000
improvement bonds
Paul, at
Sept. 23 for the purchase
on
terest M-S.
,
Other members of the syndicate:
j
198,
The
price of par,
St.
of
UTAH
1980.
2,070,000 3.30s.
,
school bonds
—v.
iond Sale—The
Dec. 10, 1966
Due
3V4s.
from
National Bank
County, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mayor W. A.
—
tembertl5, 1963.
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
„
Sept. 15 from
VERMONT
on
3,850,000 3s. Due
Phelps,
a
—
p.
Logan City School District, Utah
Sept.
Stuart
about
O
and 1967.
198,
824—were awarded to the Ameri¬
No, 10 (Pi O. Tacoma), Wash.
Sale
ONTARIO
Halton
.
price of par,
a
cost
of
County, Tacoma School Dist.
Bond
Sons, and Equitable Se¬
curities Canada, Ltd., as 5 Iks.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 hospital
bonds offered Sept. 5—v.
can
Pierce
Board
$500,000 waterworks and
from
issue
1003.
p.
Denton, Ltd., James Rich¬
ardson &
WISCONSIN
«
Sept. 15 from
on
received
follows:
V
Sept. 15 from
on
announces
be
system
,
823—were awarded
$1,200,000 4s. Due
«
as
Sugar Land, Texas
Bond
Little
our
Co., Gairdner & Co., Burns
liams, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
bonds
p.
Inc., at
interest
Sept. 9—v. 198,
Sale—The<-$10,000,000 tion, will receive sealed bids until
Brothers,
Co.
.
syndicate headed by Lehman
a
3.79%,
1993, inclusive.
&
-v.
T exas
schoolhouse
10—v.
('
;\
report in
as
Legality
Indep. : School District,
V
Bond
f
''
'•
,
.
net
a
1980, inclusive.
1981 to
Gibson.
•
par,
Due- McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall
to
Interest M-S.
of
on
965,000 33/4s. Due
of
bonds
the
field &
Bros. &
Agency,
par.
Cumberland, Wis.
supple¬
foregoing
syndicate composed of Nes-
a
bitt, Thomson & Co., W. C. Pitt-
Legality
1975, inclusive.
1976 to
(CST)
Texas
&
Knicker¬
&
about
175,000 3%s. Due
McCall,
jParkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
•'
;V A;/
bittmar
of
Due
1966 to
of
ton.
schoolhouse
price
a
cost
Interest
F-A. Legality approved by
f
McClung
and
$160,000 5s.
Aug. 1 from
on
ments
The
—
Finance
price of
a
Thorgrim-
Preston,
265,00 3.10s.
-
purchase
Note
follows:
$700,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1963.
composed of Underwood,
group
Offering—Sealed bids will
Sept.
$1,300,000
916—were awarded to
p.
bocker, ;at
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
•on
198,
Inc.,
by
Home
Iks, at
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
son,
schoolhouse bonds offered Sept. 5
—v.
interest
Indep.
School District (P. O. Saginaw),
\
Sale —The
Bond
Co., Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Legality
•
Bond
(P. O. Houston)) Texas :
2012, incl.
to
approved
Tacoma, at
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Goodbody &
on
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson.
Eagle
Stock¬
and
Sep¬
Due
1966
M-S.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1962.
& Co.,
Harris
District
received
be
on
:
3
Schaffer, cal Bank New York Trust Co. of
&*Co.; Metropolitan Dal¬ New York City, National Bank of
Northeast Houston Ihdepn::School
Man¬
announces
and
State in New York City.
to
823—were sold to the Housing
p.
at the fiscal agency of the
or
Monday, September 16, 1963
.
bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 198,
nue
payable at the
Tyson;
yards National Bank, Wichita; \
the purchase of $3,000,000 student
'housing
&
Leary
&
N6cker
Wylie
(P. O.
Commerce), Texas
ager
Co.;
&
Fort
McDonald
las Corp.; Austin Tobin & Co.; J.
Texas State College
East
Principal
1963.
County Treasurer's office in Seat¬
Rotan, Mosle
Co.;
National Bank, Townsend;
D-abney
Legality; approved
1,
(J-J)
tle,
Moroney,
Sons;
Bennett,
Barrow,
Worth
inclusive.
Horton.
&
&
Co.; S'tranahan, Harris &
Co.;1
Due on
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call
Malvern
Oct.
interest
Co.; Lovett Abercrombie &
Manley,
October
Dated
and
&
Biessner & Co., Inc.;
5%
Interest
K.
White
Cleveland;
Garrett
ert
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Geo.
B.
Chas.
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Rob¬
bonds.
361,000
Co.;
Trust
Co.;
Bank,
City
Hill &
sanitary
York;
Co.; First of Texas Corp.; National
street bonds.
5%
1,300,000
&
Baum
follows:
as
New
Co.,
Bank &
Fidelity-
Federation
Inc.;
Philadelphia
a.m.
Sept. 24 for the purchase
$2,089,000 4V2%
Co.,
Trust
$3,750,000 general improvement
bonds,
Co.; Adams, McEntee
Ira Haupt &
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond
Michigan
&
Pierce
Rauscher,
Corporation;
Horton.
&
& Co.; First of
du Pont
Legality approved by
terest A-O.
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
.
.
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