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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE-LEADING
THE
Volume
Number
198
AND
INFORMATIVE
MOST
New York
6295
PUBLICATION
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
mission
ownership
consummated
Albany Development Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
Proceeds
to
be
to
are
Aug.
on
capital shares
filed
1963
19,
for
used
construction.
of 435 W. First Ave., Albany,
civic development of Albany, Ore.
Ore.,
is
engaged
1,
Aug.
the
amendment to Allied Chemical's
statement was filed with the Securities & Exchange
covering a
proposed
secondary
offering of
237,512
registration
Commission
shares
The
shares
them
when
received
the
by
Smith,
scheduled
&
Gas
Corp.
part
No
who received
merged into
stockholders
certain
by
Natural
1962.
Co.,
been
have
for
Feb.
of
was
the
will
proceeds
notes
and
and
Inc.
4.—V.
Sept.
to
198,
Carl
M.
will
The
with
the
ing
On
SEC
Street,
Aug.
on
the
to
26
after
31,
erating
uled
to
the
the
other
and
executive
for
the use and landscaping of the plot
construction, maintenance, repair,
for
for
salaries
other
and
by
(which
in
1961
sold
were
indebtedness.—V.
194,
Mining
Investments
debt
Registra¬
Aug.
on
194,
p.
A4 filing—
1963 filed a
offered at $2.25,
be
'
C
"Reg. A" covering
through Prudential
to
will
be used for
newspaper
expansion,
'
Hull,
capital
working
repayment.
Aug.
common
Kordan
corporation
common
Proceeds
to
are
Aug.
on
shares
to
used
be
for
at
$2,
a
;
.
Garden,
Fla.,
newspaper,
Is
citrus
shares
&
withdrew
23,
to
have
Co., New
been
York.—V.
Aug.
on
offered
198,
at
its
8,
registration
state¬
which covered 60,000
$10
per
through
share
673.
p.
General Stone & Materials Corp.—Common Reg'd—
The
a
of
,1401 Franklin Road, S. W., Roanoke Va., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 26 covering 130,000
company
Rotondo
Bell-House
of
Fifth
550
Avenue,
New
York,
is
New York
the
American
National
Blackstone
on
See
Valley
Gas &
Electric Co.—SEC Hear¬
Divestment Plan—
Utilities
Eastern
Associates,
this
issue.—V.
Boston
192,
p.
of
595.
Ave., Buena Park, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 26 covering 167,000
shares of common stock, of which 111,110 shares are to be offered
for
public sale by the company
and 55.890
shares,
being out¬
company
Monroe
The
is
engaged
in
restaurant
of
balances
on
addition
In
such
all
to
certain
444,446 shares of
and
sell
Edward
27,945
C.
equipment and
contracts
at
July
1963
the
company
stock,
which
Harold
own
of
222,223
shares
eaclx.
has
They
and
other
Eastern
Utilities
Associates—SEC
Hearing
'
on
"
f.
order
April
1950
directing
EUA,
among
38
39
Exchange
Exchange,,,
W.
10th
Street,
Oklahoma
City,
engaged
is
store.
The
company
Aug.
on
19,
filed
"Reg.
"Reg. A"
% :
,,
1963
•.
/
■
A"
covering $100,July 1, 1972 and
$200,000 of 6%
subordinated debentures due July 1, 1968 to be
offered at par
($100).
No underwrting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for working capital.
%
Peoples
of
14249
Greenfield
Avenue,
Detroit,
operates
as
a
of
small
6V2%
loan
subordinated
a
notes
due
company.
Prudential
The
debenture
Oil
Corp.—Units Registered—
of 21
West
Putnam Avenue,' Greenwich,
Conn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 27 covering
$1,000,000 of units in its 1963 Year End Drilling Fund, to be of¬
filed
company
a
fered
for
at
public
sale
$1,000
the
at
$5,000
assessment
end
the
of
unit
per
in
the
for
program
(each
event
which
unit
there
there
is
subject
are
are
to
a
completion
adequate
no
funds).
No underwriting is presently involved although the pro¬
states that Green, Ellis & Anderson,
61 Broadway, New
York, as well as two other firms, may participate in the sale of
the
units; and if any units are sold by those firms they will
spectus
5%
a
not
commission
which
44
38
38
38
.,
1
2
57
11
Declared
and
Statement
Reserve
Foreign Exchange
of
Payable,,
Member
Banks
of
System
Rates
Statement
48
of
Condition
of
the
the
to
will
absorbed
be
proceeds
use
of
program
As
compensation for its services
receive an amount equal to 6%
will
subscription
and all
participants,
by
Board
R
other
expended
funds,
including
behalf
of
to
the
of
each
program,
partici¬
assessments
Chairman.—V.
196,
on
pay¬
each
1143.
p.
F
Communications, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
on
1963 filed
Aug. 26,
which
of
shares
a
shares are
34,000
to
"Reg. A.
to
be
covering 44,000
to stock¬
offered
agents,
dealers^' etc., and
unsubscribed shares to the
public.
The offering price will be $5
to stockholders, and $5.50 to others.
No underwriting is involved,
Proceeds are
to be used
for general corporate purposes.
R F Communications of
1680 University Ave., Rochester, N. Y,.,
in engaged
in the design, development and manufacture of elec¬
tronic
communications
equipment and other electronic equipment
and
devices.—V.
Rassco
The
employees,
195,
p.
2383.
Plantations
Ltd.—Shares
Registered—
filed a registration statement
with
the SEC
on' Aug.
27 covering 400,000 outstanding ordinary
shares
(par value IL.5 per share), to be offered for public sale
by the holder thereof, Rassco Financial Corp. of New York.
The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Rassco of Dela¬
ware, Inc., wholly-owned subsidiary of the selling stockholder.
The
public offering price (maximum $3,166 per share) and underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The
company
was
organized in 1953 to plant and cultivate citrus groves, to sell citrus
groves
to persons who are non-residents of Israel, to pick, pack
and
market
citrus
fruit, construct and manage packing houses
for
citrus fruit,
maintain water works and other activities con¬
nected
with citraculture and other
agricultural activities.
It has
of
company
Tel-Aviv,
Israel,
outstanding j,000,000 ordinary shares (par value IL.lt and 3,000,000
ordinary shares
(par
value IL.5),
of which "Rassco" Rural &
Company, Ltd., of Tel Aviv, owns about 95%,
respectively.
Rassco Financial owns 400,000 of the IL.5
proposes to sell all such
shares.
"Rassco" Rural has
subscribed for an additional 200,000 of the IL.5 shares at their par
Suburban
value
the
Settlement
20%,
shares
in
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
47
The Course of Bank Clearings,
r
Canada.
company
and
48
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks,
other
against
intends
participant, and
the company will also receive a certain overriding royalty interest
at
the
pipeline
out of
each
participant's undivided interest in
every oil and gas leasehold.
The prospectus states that the com¬
pany does not now have an operating staff, and thus the partici¬
pants
will
probably
pay
an
additional
profit
to
an
operating
company.
Edward J. Willcy Is President and Nathan M. Shippee is
40
Market
38
Federal
Di¬
charged
company
39
Stock
Stock
•
things, to sever its relationship with the gas properties owned by
Blackstone fry disposing or pausing the disposition of EUA's direct
37
38
Consolidated
of
$20 per unit, in units of one class A
underwriting is involved.:1
•■.-•v..
debt repayment,
working capital
v
10,000
Dividends
to
Utilities
Commission's
N.
Filing—
shares
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead,_
State and City Bond Offerings
Associates, a registered holding company, has
joined with Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co. and Valley Gas
Co., in filing with the SEC Step 2 of a plan for compliance with
the
4540
holders,
Miscellaneous Features
vestment Plan—
Eastern
for
in real estate, fruit farms and a drug
G/,;.v:% - ' '
Peoples State Loan Co. of Delaware
37
General Corporation and Investment News
president,
'
of
The
Exchange,
Condition
i"
at
No
used
I
"Reg. A"
covering
class
B
non-voting
a
38,802
investing
common
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange,,,,
shares1 each.
*
offered
be
filed
and
corporate purposes.
Meridian
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
(unpaid
propose
shares.
1963
16,
shares,
shares.
B
to
are
37
SEC Index of Stock Prices
outstanding
Butler,
10,000
Aug.
on
common
three-class
Proceeds
45
Stock
Over-the-Counter
$1,558,171).
were
indebtedness,
common
Field
fixtures
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
the
furniture,
the
32
38
Toronto
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will be added
to
general funds.
Although no part has been allocated for par¬
ticular purposes, the company expects to apply the proceeds from
time
to
time to prepay
conditional sales contracts for the pur¬
chase
Exchange
Montreal Stock
development, management and
operation of 71 Denny's restaurants located in Arizona, California,
Nevada, New
Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Washington.
The net
company
26
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
by
14
(Bonds)
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
holders thereof.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc., 1000 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo., heads the list of underwriters.
The public
offering price (maximum $10 per share)
and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement
also includes 15,000 shares underlying 4-year warrants to be sold
to the principal underwriter for $750, exercisable initially at 110%
of the offering price.
standing
stock,
7051
Stock
Cincinnati
Denny's Restaurants, Inc.—Common Registered—,
The
Stock
Stock
(Stocks)
Exchange
Exchange,
Detroit Stock Exchange,
Midwest Stock Exchange,,
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
•
.
A
shares to be
common
the
New York Stock Exchange
planning and designing of pre-fab contemporary houses.
ing
class
and/or
In This Issue
PAGE
in
amendment.
by the company
the offering.
funds for the purpose of
financing the acquisition, testing, development and operation of oil
and gas leaseholds, or interests therein, within the United States
repayment,
engaged
underwriting
Resources, Inc.—"Reg, A" Filing—
corporation
12,934
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
debt
sell
to
proposes
Meridian
and
underwriting.
equipment,
land,
and
capital to strengthen cash position, expand inventories
an
increase in accounts receivable, and $200,000
j will
to purchase equipment and other assets.
In addition to
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 294,689 shares
of
common
stock, of which A. Anson Jamison, president, John
Rotondo,
a.
vice-president, and Theresa G. Jamison and Grace
H. Jamison own 9.57%, 29.89%, 14.85%
and 13.31%, respectively.
receive
promotion, working capital and other corporate purposes.
sales
by
of
share)
company
maximum
A" covering 125,-
"Reg.
without
supplied
list
per
offered
outstand¬
Co.,
permit
pants
1963 filed
16,
offered
be
The
the
$8
&
bemused
costs
Bell-House, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
be
heads
(maximum
Wheat
working
and
able
000
to
are
Va.,
price
C.
is engaged in the sale of terrazzo aggregates and
quartz aggregates, marble, granite and related items and
production of certain marble and quartz aggregates.
Of
the $714,400 estimated net proceeds from
the company's sale of
additional stock, together with $992,500 proceeds from a term
loan,
$1,299,329 will be used to pay indebtedness, $207,571 will be added
000
Sitchin is President.
Zechariahu
offering
thereof." J.
the
in
2550.
21,
1963, the company
ment originally filed with the SEC
promotion and equipment.
The company has outstand¬
shares of common stock, of which Harold S. Caplin,
Chairman, owns 13.6% and management officials as a group
42.5%.
East
underwriters.
Richmond
St.,
The
in
and
in¬
as
1001
the
supplies,
Gary Capital Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
and
such
expenses
Ltd.—SEC
..
of West Highway 50—Winter
engaged in fruit growing, publishing of a farm
fruit brokerage and operation of a retail store.
21,750
Board
Main
422.
p.
surance,
ing
by
that the offering will be underwritten pur¬
bidding;
and
the
proceeds i from
the
sale
Blackstone to the reduction of its outstanding
copimon shares to
Corp., Miami.
Frazure,
leased at
ulti¬
mate demolition of
a
building thereon.
Of the $430,000 balance,
$195,000 is due prior to the opening of the
Fair and will be
paid from the net proceeds from the debenture sale.
The balance of
the
proceeds, together with other funds, will be used for other
expenditures required in order for the pavilion to be ready at,
that, tinie, and to provide working capital and
a reserve for con¬
tingencies thereafter.
The company estimates that it will spend
$100,000 for the designing and installation of exhibits, and $100,000
paid)
and
re¬
anticipated
corporation
Prpceeds
and
was
products and services of Israel; and to stress American interest
participation therein.
The company has a contract obligation
to make payments in
the aggregate amount of $510,000 ($80,000
been
transferred
SEC FILINGS
•
competitive
applied
333,333
and
Fair
Section
—
be
the
Investment
will be to depict the history and culture of the Jewish
people in relation to the Holy Land, the era of the Old Testament,
and
the Old Testament itself;
to display, promote and sell arts,
the
Valley
Frazure, Hull, Inc.—"Reg.
pavilion
has
Sections
holder
by
by
Aug.
The
-
company
2
■
date of incorporation (June, 1963)
to Oct.
■:
A'- ••
organized for the purpose of leasing and op¬
a pavilion at the New York World's Fair, which is sched¬
open
on
April 22, 1964.
The principal purpose of the
from
taxes,
1965.
The
25%
of
Kirby & Associates, Ltd., Toronto.—V.
the debentures are entitled to receive, as
of the net profits of the company (if any)
prospectus,
interest,
and
sale
stock,
21, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 30, 1961, which covered
800,000 common shares to have been offered publicly through G. V.
headed by H. S. Caplin & Co., 80 Pine Street, New York.
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Accord¬
additional
is
to
Fidelity
writers
The
It
be
In
stock, of which 120,000 shares are to
company and 10,000 shares, being
common
public
ing
certain
tion Withdrawn—
New York, filed a registra¬
covering $500,000 of 6%
subordinated participating debentures due Dec.
31, 1965 to be of¬
fered for public sale at 100% of principal amount through under¬
of 3 East 54th
company
statement
indenture
of
for
The
Rhoades & Co.,
offering, tentatively
566.
p.
mortgage
shares
its
was
Loeb,
the
manage
Com¬
in
proposes
suant
American-Israel World's Fair Corp.—Debens. Reg'd
tion
to
short-term
named
1963
a
bonds
000."
be
Corporation.
Barney
York
Texas
in
the
and
10,
Valley. The aggregate subscription price for the Valley shares will
approximate the book value thereof (at April
1963
aggregating
$4,458,231, or $11.15 per share) plus expenses estimated at $100,-
stock.
common
sold
be
to
are
Union
Chemical
Allied
New
Chemical
Allied
of
effective
post
a
Oct.
institutional investors).
Pursuant to Step 2,
to offer its holdings of the 400,000 shares of
Valley common stock for sale through a rights offering to the
public holders of its common stock (99.19% of its stock is owned
by EUA and 0.81%
by the public), to the stockholders of EUA
(all of its stock is held by the public), and to the employees of
Allied Chemical Corp.—Files Post Effective Amend¬
28,
for
terms
tain
ment—
Aug.
its
properties;
thereon
the
Blackstone
On
of such
public
Blackstone
1839
Copy
a
INSURANCE
•
Step l of the plan, which
Blackstone's gas properties were
1961,
of
lien
ESTABLISHED
.
$1.60
to
Valley,
the
in
from
Price
.
.
wholly-owned subsidiary of Blackstone
(organized for
purpose
of acquiring
and operating the gas properties).
In
consideration, Blackstone received Valley's entire outstanding cap¬
ital stock, consisting of 400,000 common shares, together with cer¬
covering
at $10, without underwriting.
acquisition and development of real
offered
be
building
and
property,
Albany
A"
"Reg.
a
leased
control
or
a
hearing
Pursuant to
office.
FIELD
and Investment News
scheduled
has
Washington
The
FINANCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
•
indirect
or
SEC REGISTRATIONS
25,000
THE
7, N. Y., Monday, September 2, 1963
General Corporation
RAILROAD
IN
and
and
Israel.
400,000
Jacob
company.
such
have been issued to the public
principal administrative officer of
recently purchased the
400,000
shares
is
Financial
price of IL. 9.50 per share less 7Va% for a total
and the purpose of the company's sale of such
raise funds for the acquisition of the right to 350
shares
at
of
1,171,666;
IL.
shares
was
the
of
Hamburg
Rassco
to
Continued
on
page
3
1
"
; "
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(858)
2
FEDERAL
SIDNEY BROWN
V
RESERVE
AT
.
holiday week's seasonally light float of corporate and municipal bonds
is all scheduled to be sold competitively for the approximate amount, of $103,188,000. As small as this Labor Day week sum is, it manages to be, nevertheless,
almost twice (1.8 times) as large as the year-ago figure of $60,700,000.
state
local tax-exempts of $1
and
million and
The
money
market will be, asked
up
$101 MILLION AVERAGE
Federal
Reserve
contends
that
Mr.
Saxon
acted
the
at
same
time
in
order
to
save
wear
'
-"A
IMPLICATIONS
FOR
tear
;V V'.£> V
the
illegally;
witnesses
in
a
Assns.,
nor
for the latter who
unhappy to
are
real estate mortgage loans of up to 80%
30 years instead of 20 year
The investment banking
national
see
and
v
reserves
considerably. The net drain is estimated at $325 million per day.
During the month of August, average free reserves came to
$104 million.
The following data show some of the
significant changes:
'
AVERAGE OF DAILY FEDERAL
A
by the S & L
banks
r
Week Ending
—
Aug. 28
Free
maximum terms.
Reserves—___
Governments
Gold
*
Aug. 21
$1.20
$84
$140
$402
32,017
32,143
30,010
15,583
32,280
15,018
32,443
15,583
15.033
15,072
10,147
clutches.
No
one
..
$20,001,000
$70,827,000
$103,788,000
$12,914,150
$116,702 .150
84,454,000
.202,599,000
1(93,190,000
305,789,000
16-Sep.
21
36,250,000
111,555,000
147,805,000
9,191,000
150,996,000
23-Sep. 28
45,785,000
45,785,000
36,048,240
82,433,240
Total
Last
$181,356,000
80,
*$1
million
$115,052,000
'
,f
;
itself from
hibernation
by
filing
With
well
r
■<
•
stocks
in
stocks
$4 million COOK
by
without
call,
;
rated
provisionally
RAILWAY
double-A;
amendment
CO.
•
; Aug. 30, 1962
,
$345,000,000
476,081,000
(25)
90,908,305
(39)
$887,110,000 (54)
$430,508,305
(61)
<
$392,314,000
(22)
(65)
$227,774,270 (73)
$ 1,279,430,OO'X 11.9)
$60 4,342,635(134)
(34)
$190,041,000
(26)
262,205,020
(67)
251,735,870
(78)
578,484,000(305)
$442,370,930(104)
$743,152,000(304)
t$ 1,805,805,010(224)
denotes
$1,721,800,930(223)
$1,407,494,635(498)
and
and
the
foreign
$164,718,000 (59)
of
number
capital issues to be offered publicly, for cash and
dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues, and include
SEC-registered
sell
date—total
$25
mortgage
tentative
secondaries.
Excluded
U.
are
tr.
ctfs.
with
dates
and
S.
Goverment
$3,780,COO
Moreover, includes Long Island
bonds in first quarter of 1364.
selling
dates
securities
as
and
one
$10
The
not
one
equip,
Lighting
includes
ctf.
Co.. external
Further,
million
tr.
preferred
financing
$27,750,000 in
without
date—tptal
a
excludes
the
$50
end
included
dollar
as
.
ALAMEDA
PUERTO
COUNTY
RICO
FLOOD
WATER
DEVELOPMENT
CALIF,
RESOURCES
COifoM.
water
STATE
CONTROL
&
AUTH.
(Tallahassee)
OF
bonds,
MASS.
WATER
rev.-
Parkway
series
A,
highway
bonds
next. March;
revenues
until
postponed
construction
CONSERVATION
DIST.,
to
$15
expected, in
OKLAHOMA TPKE. via Merrill
Lynch et al-led group; approximately
& BAY AUTH.
40-year revenue underwritten- by Alex. Brown &
next
Sept.
bonds;
CALIF.;
$17
90
or
million
days;
Oct.,
$10,793 000
$22.5
million
FLORIDA
$31
million
$100 million DELAWARE RIVER
Sons,
B.
J.
Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
and
Bros., in latter part of 1963"as well as $8-$9 million interim
financing which may occur
days; $16 million out of $42 million SANTA CLARA
CO., CALIF. FLOOD CONTROL expected
this summer; $9 million HONOLULU,
HAWAII, Sept. or Oct.; $62 million STATE OF CONN,
Lehman
in
.
in
UNION ELECTRIC CO.
contemplated $20 million preferreds by
million PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL TELEPHONE CO. debentures are
the planned stockholders,
rights offering still unfirmed on important details such
1964.
♦Excludes, however, $100 million of
set for Aug. 7, $50 million
last
30
late
advanced
refunding;
up
to $22-$23
up
to
$140
$76,630,000
million
BOARD
CALIF.
OF.
TOLL
BRIDGE
ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
AUTH.
refinancing
COMMISSIONERS
expected
next month";
Pittsburgh Stadium;
for
million
competitive JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. expected Oct. 1963: $31 million for
TPK.
AUTH.
still
indefinite;
$175 million
WELLS
POWER
PROJECT
EAST
WENr
ATCHEE, WASH. rev. bonds, October, 1963; $19 million STATE OF CALIFORNIA beach and
park
development; $39.3 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT AUTH., PA.; $28 million DENVER
METRO,
SEWERAGE DISPOSAL DIST.; $187.5 million LOS
ANGELES, .M. T. A. Via Glore, Forgan & Co.
targeted for Nov.-Dec. pending
feasibility studies etc.; $20-$25 million SEATTLE DEPT. of L & P;
OKLAHOMA
$37
million
WAYNE
COUNTY
segments either next Dec.
refunding
bonds
bonds
fall;
Taken
with
eauioment
FAIRFIELD,
equip,
seven
$47,060,000.
million
with
but
is
previously
„
$3,135,000
(54)
__
bonds
$43,280,000
out
dates
Lewisport,
•
-
s
-
earlv
of
are:
ROAD
Jan.,
year;
COMM. (Detroit, Mich.) airport revenue bonds expected
in twp
1964; $37 million N. Y. STATE BRIDGE AUTH. (Newburgh, N. Y.)
estimated $60 million CENTRAL KENTUCKY PKWY. AUTH. for
BUFFALO" N.
AUTH.,
the
or
next
$27,973,000
EXPRESSWAY
protection; $6,420,000 SOUTHERN
trust; certificates
&
domestic
to
amount.
mortgage
(27)
'
'
(29)
$455,163,010(101 )
companies
preferreds
next
first
and
as
a
but
Thursday (September 5)—
CO.
1,
• ,•
Chicago,
$411,035,000
$ 1,350,402,000(123)
;
parentheses
$37,750,000,
Saxon.
SERVICE
V
of
$193,197,390
four
—declared eligible for national bank
underwriting by Currency Comptroller
PUBLIC
*'•
•
University
■
Also slated to appear on
Wednesday are $7.2 million SOUTHERN PACIFIC
double-A equipment trust
certificates; and $35,750,000 WASHINGTON
PUBLIC SCHOOL PLANT
FACILITIES and PUBLIC BUILDING bonds
(Olympia, Wash.)—$25,750,000 for the former and $10 million for the latter
IOWA
and
Last Week
(27)
*$443,826,000 (09)
bonds...
dates_____*
(•Includes:
CO.
A-rated
for
(9/5)
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
for issuance under
employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
sales."; •'
'*■
- • ;
•
-
range for this stock in 1961 was 66V4 (Aug; 3)
(Jan. 3); the high in 1962 was 57 (Jan.
4); the dav prior t<? original
registration showed a high of 53V2 and a low
of.52% (Feb. 2, 1962); and
the 1963 day prior to
post amendment filing was 50% and 51% for the
Aug. 27 low and high.
million
set
column
and
Aug. 28. The high-low price
$12
agencies
Bonds,
Sept. 10
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
528,4-75,000
dates
all
Total
Data
and 50V2
..
housing
$459,847,270
Taxable
Stocks:
Total
of
effective
local
This Week
dates
Without
-
post
43
under
'
with
of
Corporate
>
a
of
notes
shown
University, Philadelphia, Pa., $1,041,000 bonds
(9/12)—both are not tax-exempt.
$906,570,000
Total
Wednesday (September 4)—
"
237,512 secondary shares of ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION via
Smith,
Barney & Co., and Carl M. Loeb,k Rhoades &' Co.
This secondary was
registered Feb. 5, 1962, for "time-to-time" sales but was not offered. It
aroused
non-tax-exempts
$378,101,000
without
V 5
.
two
dates
plan
,
$580,445,000
$174,709,270
Bonds:
Municipals
ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. SECONDARY
COMMON
SAVANNAH DISTRICT
AUTHORITY, GA.;
COUNTY FORREST PRESERVE
DISTRICT, ILL.
$160,691,000
$285,078,000
Total
$35,750,000 STATE OF
$8.5 million
$425,754,000
$134,918,0(H)
dates
Without
SCHOOL AND BUILDING BONDS,,
$12 MILLION IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. BONDS, AND
'Tuesday (September 3)—'
$291,404,000
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND
With
refinancing
issue financing are:
$061,920,390
temporary
$1,025,000 bonds
Taxable
WASHINGTON PUBLIC
new
$101,943,390
Excludes
more.
tIncludes Temple
111.,
investment
Among this week's larger
or
PHA
$499,977,(
$150,160,000
1962
$318,021,000
$134,290,000
week!
Aug.
..
.
Total Visibles
118,145,000
by commercial banks with others?
If
commercial banks are permitted to take on the activities of
other financial
•institutions then they cannot argue logically against
allowing non-banking fi¬
.
(5)
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Stocks
7
to create check-book credit.
thing to them.
-
14
right; to change the nature of their operations? Before hearty concurrences to
question ensue, however, it is only fair to warn that so far commercial
THIS WEEK'S LARGER ISSUES INCLUDE
Total Bonds
3-Sep.
this
same
Municipals*
Sep.
for seeking changes which hurt their
competitiors. After all, if grocery
stores look like drug and hardware stores then
why shouldn't banks have the
nancial institutions to do the
14)
Corporate
0-Sep.
them
Will
VISTBLES
(3)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Sep.
for single borrowers,' in that event,
constantly eluding the investment banker's
should be surprised if investment bankers ask for
statutory
the only financial institutions
permitted
this credit monetization be shared
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Sep.
benefit
are
AND
Sep.
permission to take on demand and other deposits in self-defense. The unusual
development is the way commercial banks are changing. No one here blames
banks
COMPETITIVE
Bondst
"middleman's" fee. The increased ceiling
a
repurchases.
Taxable
cheaper to engage in embroidered, devolving term loans than to place privately
or float publicly stocks or bonds.' As a
result, the investment banking industry's
relative share of capital financing declined
though the quantitative volume rose.
Should long term interest rates
rise, after the proposed bill's passage, invest¬
ment bankers may well find
mapy corporations going directly to banks to save
be
Year-Ago
Aug. 29, 1962
Average
$110
(1)
loans because they Were set up on a
part-repayment schedule which assured a
steady return-flow of funds. At that time, many corporations found it to be
to
July
.
Aug. 7
32,142
Held*
28-DAY
,
out
'
—
Aug. 14
$101
Stock_____
Includes
RESERVE CREDIT DATE
(In Millions of Dollars)
gunning for
of property value with
hand, investment bankers would be < ablerto'borrow larger sums enabling them
to do an even I more effective investment
banking job. It wasn't too long ago
when bank term loans, gradually evolving into a
longer and longer maturity
basis, loomed as importantly to banks as today's municipals and mortgages.
Then, however, time-savings deposits were not what they are today. The bank¬
ing industry justified the term loans claiming they were as liquid as commercial
turn
in
The Labor Day week-end is
expected; to induce a cash outflow from the
banks which with the normal end of the month decline
in the float will tighten
industry faces another contemplated banking change
quite some significance—one which could be helpful to them and, also,, the
opposite. One of the national banking changes sought would permit single cus¬
tomer loans of up to 20%, instead of the present 10%, of a bank's capital and
surplus. In view of the mergers, absorptions and amalgamations in the banking
industry; and extensive branching, it means, on the one hand, that even larger
sizable term loans could, and, with the bilPs passage, would be made on a J
revolving, longer basis, to borrowers''wishing to circumvent or to avoid the
equity and bond investment sources of capital and refinancing; or, on the other
would
free
notes, $25 million certificates and $112 million bills.;'Their
maturities, however,/
were $35 million from 5 to 10
years, $53 million from 1 to 5 years, $191 million
16 to 90
days, and it sold 129 million maturing within115 days.. These data
include a $49.8 million decline in
repurchases. :J; \ ;* •
/
of
the
a
million
period which came to $60 million.
On a Wednesday to Wednesday
comparison* free reserves declined $21 million
to $62 million from Aug. 21
spot figure of $83 million revised fjrom original $63
million. The Fed as of Aug. 28 bought
outfight $190 million bonds, $53 million
"~\"
instead of 75%
million
$95
...
lifang
ceiling for -foreign deposits)'sucfe. deposits swelled $604 million compared
of the
investment banking
about the broader powers sought
$101
not
--A'
to the year-ago cumulative
industry which thought it was dealing with de facto, under Mr. Saxon, national
underwriting inroads and now find de jure measures in the offing, nor
banks worried
prior''week.
to
week $25 million and their
time-savings deposits went up $3 million.
cumulative feasts since mid-October (mid-October, 1962,' marked the
banks'
for the national
"Operations Twist" balance
factors, was that the daily
the
On
BANKERS
>»<
All in all, it looks as though there will be no rest for the
other
at an average of about $82 million. "
They borrowed, however,
only about $200 million; Federal-funds'per day compared^ to about two and a
half times as much the*
prior week. Official foreign demand deposits declined
-'''-P-'
.
and
to the N. Y. Fed
Banking Committee
on
'
INVESTMENT
-
s
and
last, week took advantage of the high
Treasury
market, non-nudging purchase of bills along with
open
currency
the end of; September, under the Chairmanship of Rep,
Wright Patman;(D., Texas), on a bill which may-settle the matter.\The bill,-if
enacted, would permit national banks to underwrite state-local revenue bonds.
The hearings, also, will consider other measures to broaden considerably fed¬
erally charted banks'Tending powers. Moreover, the Committee's Chairman
has introduced legislation to widen the scope of Savings and Loan Associations'
lending and ^investment fields which, if enacted, would competitively infringe
on national'banks traditional territory.
The hearings will cover the proposed national banking and S & L Assns.
bills
BY
circulation; and $115 rr^illion decline in member bank total reserves arising from
$79 million hike" in vault" cash arid $194 million fall in reserves, '
Contracting
average free reserves, however, were a. sharp $369 million" "gift" float decline
and a $42 million increase in various deposits with the
Fed.
A
New York City member.banks for the. second
week in a row were in debt
at
committee members.
NON-NUDGING
Expanding average free reserves were: $110 million outright and $15 million
repurchase additions to the Fed's portfolio; $122 million decline in
pledge to maintain such taxes (excise or ad valorem) to cover principal and
interest, if necessary, and are not quite in the all-out revenue- category-of
several other revenue bond issues which recently received the Comptroller's
The
for the
reserves
million Public Building Bonds of the State of Washington declared eligible for commercial banks' underwriting by Currency Comptroller James J.Saxon.
They are revenue hond& said to be backed, however, by the State's
hold hearings
yield rate to include
this,
Among the municipals are the $25,750,000 Public School Plant Facilities Bonds;
dispensation.
i
NEUTRAL-PLUS
'
average free reserves in the Aug. 28-enaing week came
decline of $9 million from the revised $110 million and
arid the $10
that is where the matter now stands—unresolved. The House
BY
PURCHASES
notes and bonds without fear that it would harm the
of payments fight. • The result of
to;
(Sept. 4) of which $300 million are
-due Feb. 17, 1964 and $413 million on July .15, 1964, and - both will be dated
Sept. 16.
.V.
;/A ;
will
AIDED
STAY
Federal Reserve's operations
bill
$713 million consolidated notes tomorrow
-
BILLS'
"
RESERVES
LOSS SINCE YEAR-AGO WEEK OFFSET
FOUR-FOLD INCREASE IN MONETIZED GOVERNMENTS
supply the Federal Home Loan Banks
Lo
FREE
$529 MILLION GOLD
publicly offered this four-day week amount to $76,827,000 compared to $40.7;
million in last year's period. The corporate' float of $26,961,000 consists of two
equipment trust certificates and one first mortgage bond and aggregate
about $5 million more than that offered in the year-ago week. :
CREATED
\
in size to be
more
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
MINN. '
This
Eighteen
.
CONN., and $3 million HENNEPJN COUNTY PARK RESERVE
DISTRICT,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
Y-
fall
indefinite
..
•
and
$35
million
ORLANDO-ORANGE
-
municinal
-
listing
$21,985,000 North Carolina; $8
Ky.
offering;
FLA.
"
CO.
/
above
and put into
the backlog of municipals
million Honolulu, Hawaii; and negotiated $50 million
"
-
-
•
August 29, 1963
1
Volume
Number
198
6295
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(859)
L.
General Corporation and
Investment News
M.
Curtiss, President.
$103,000
of
;;
Proposed Registrations
h
the
and
outstanding
first
six
Capitoi
On
>
file
Food
Aug.
land
The
interest
in
its
from
the
$1.70
basis).
they
further
in
have
1962,
May,
share
per
sold
were
to
sold
the public
cash
(lor
about
to
been
and
1,516
Securities Act registration which is
sold only to persons resident wimin
to the prospectus, tne exemption from
been lost by the Trust during the course of
According
have
ing,
based
and
this
subscribers
being
is
prospectus
of duly
1
as
1963
filed
on
order
in
time
a
upon
On
The
purchase.
to
own
Southeast,
will
attempt
the
Internal
will
act
affairs
from
qualify
of
time;
tracted
with
the
efforts
basis
at
20,090
shares
additional
the
of
57,506
M.
G.
trustees
are
The
in
property
gaged
tion
oppor¬
and
it
a
as
$23,
El
estate
have
also
on
subscribed
is
Board
of
company
of
management
Camino
a
207
issues."
adviser.
ment
Unified
the
P.
The
in
Beryl
E.
tion
by
each
Palo Alto, Calif.,
development, and the
is
en¬
held
(maximum
The
fiscal
Inc.—Capital Stock Reg'd
of
$2.50
Building,
is
President
latter
or
business
mainly
Indianapolis,
filed
a
of
the
18,900
owns
B'und
and
various
shapes.
of
Sept.
is
three-quarters
19,
be
to
in
the
the
of
a
production
share
glass
molding
with
fiber
reinforced
conventional
Machines
new
capable
of
have
processes
have
capital
outstanding
shares
of
the
of
is
(after
The
which
aggregate*
Meteer
certain
stock
indebtedness,
giving
Pitcairn
Pitcairn
subscribed shares.
L.
to
144,513 shares of preference
of
194, p.
to
op¬
a
proposed
and
Charles
than
1553.
York
registration
a
shares
of
&
statement
for
with
Main
the
It
is
Street,
SEC
on
Aug. 22
to offer
proposed
such
stock
1.5
shares
in
30,
and
which
1963
of
consists
states.
seven
that for
will
compared
of
Canada
with
proceeds,
increase
for
each
of
the
of
about
to
$42,058
one
reduce
will
new
the
total
manufacturer
recommended
their
for
holdings
and
the
at
value
William
1962,
to
shutdowns
in
be
in
the
in
Miller,
same
President,
the
New
said
that
while
thirdlull in shipments due to
company
expects the net
for
the
$2
compared
share,
per
'
1962.
The
"
with
'
$1.05
earnings
shipments
of
projection,
$110,000,000,
000,000
for the
of
year's
last
company
Mr.
shipments
1962.
with
products
were
he said, "$13,000,000
unprofitable businesses
of
the
National
Bank
than
Va., (one share for each 3.6 shares of the bank).
The
functions primarily as a controlling stockholder of The
Virginia, the Bank of Warwick, The Bank of Salem and
the Bank of Occoquan (all of
Virginia); and it supplies them with
Bank
of
various
services
in
the
fields
of
banking policy and operation.
Wisconsin
The
registration
will
be
Proceeds
to
first
North
with
the
mortgage
bidding
supplied
the
Service
1029
statement
of
competitive
terms
of
company
$15,000,000
at
Public
Marshall
SEC
bonds
Oct.
by
Corp.—Bonds
3.
St.,
on
due
Offering
Registered
Milwaukee,
Aug.
1,
Oct.
filed
a
27, 1963 covering
1993 to be offered
price
and
will
be
The
of
bank
company
mission,
is
and
used
either
to
(a)
sale
and
«
of
said,
nuclear
second
of
repay
all
the
its
was
two
two
years
phases
program
comparable
on
of
the
company's
disposing
of
of
its
products.','
planning.
heat
The
exchanger
products interests, begun in 1962 and completed in
of this year, while the present phase is "the
working
capital
position
for
growth
by
competitive situation and expanding into other
fields that lie in the range of our capabilities.
use
improved
an
our
the United States will pur¬
during the next five years,"
2,675 purchased in the five-year
"Surveys indicate that railroads in
chase approximately 5,000 locomotives
Mr.
Miller
1958-1962
range
Mr.
of
said,
creased
well
with
period," adding that "the company now has
horsepower available to the domestic buyer."
Miller
averaging
"compared
pointed
of
16%
out
diesel
of
that
Alco
locomotives.
domestic
is
He
orders.
the
country's
said
"Our
the
the
second
company
foreign
widest
largest
has
business
been
has
in¬
steadily," Mr. Miller said. In
over
50%
of
all
orders
in
the
1962, he added, Alco obtained
high horsepower ranges placed
by foreign roads in countries other than
of
of
gas.—V.
in
electricity
197,
p.
the
production,
in
and
the
1835.
their own.—V. 198,
p.
savings and
stock
197,
1879.
Subscription in United States,
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in
,
.
Feb
on.
V'
1961
20,
and
began
business
on
properties as a master policyholder.
and capital and personnel become available,
to
loan
as
actively solicit mortgage originators other
associations, but it expects the latter class
major holders of its policies.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
American
On
Aug.
United
President
28,
FINANCING
Outstanding
186,420 shs.
400,000 shs.
Lines,
Ltd.—Bonds
American
1963
the
nounced
par)—,
($2.50
233.
p.
successful
Offered—
President
public sale
States Government Insured
Lines
an¬
of $14,550,000
of
Merchant Marine
combined interest cost to the company of
a
4.22%.
The bonds
the
offered at par in three series, each
were
principal amount
of $4,850,000, designated as
Monroe, Polk and Harrison Series.
the S. S. President
consists
of $1,552,000 of serial bonds due
1,( 1966 through 1973, and $3,298,000 of sinking
fund bonds due Aug. 1, 1990, The interest rates on
the serial bonds range from 3.75% to 4.10%. The rate
Aug.
the term bonds is 4.25%. Lehman Brothers of New
on
York
and San Francisco, and International Bond &
Share, Inc., of San Francisco, acted as agents for the
in the sale of the bonds.
company
Proceeds
of
of
part
a
the
offering will
American
President
be
used
Lines'
finance
to
costs
of
con¬
structing three new cargo vessels, the S.S. Presidents
Monroe, Polk and Harrison, which are scheduled to
enter
the
company's trans-Pacific freight
part of 1965.—V. 198, p. 768.
the latter
Record
sales,
earnings
achieved
were
by
was
announced
tive
and
Ampex
Sales
the
William
E.
the
first
quarter
$21,513,000
taxes
in
blacklog
three
of
the
■;.
fiscal
first
for
months
first
any
ended
quarter
July
31,
it
President and Chief Execu¬
Roberts,
:
for
from
before
by
in
service
Sales, Earnings—
order
in
Officer.
•.
1964
quarter
totaled
last
$23,413,000,
Net
year.
up
income
to
$1,795,000, up 21% from $1,483,000 last year.
Net
earnings after taxes increased to $933,000, or 12 cents per
share on 7,827,282 shares outstanding, compared with $878,000, or
cents
11
New
rose
share
per
orders
backlog
ginning
the
This
of
7,798,757 shares.
on
received
trend
quarter,
incoming
of
$40,810,000,
to
the
and
8%
up
22%
up
quarter last year.
"We
expect
to
10%
a
ings,"
Mr.
"First
and
in sales
Roberts
quarter
advanced
troduced
in
with
even
an
plan
annual
announced
and
results
in
curreixt
for
the
goals
greater increase
and
year
of
in
least
at
net earn¬
said.
results
products
the
orders
from $37,916,000 at the be¬
from $33,600,000 in the first
"\
'•
■
•
'i
j
operating
our
previously
meet
increase
::
'
,
......
target
on
are
,
during the quarter reached $26,307,000, rep¬
highest level for any quarter in company
second
strong
rising
reflect
the
to
quarter
and
the
continued
introduction
of
new
market. Six new products were in¬
production deliveries were begun
full
several
previously
announced
products,
including our fullytransistorized,
medium
priced
Videotape
television
recorder,
the
on
VR-1100.
Our
continues
expend
development,
interesting
substantial
result
to
more
than
from
and
The
company
June
30,
has
$3,989,912 for the six month period
according to audited figures released by
earned
1963,
Anthony
six
months
share
on
in
investment
very
which
research
in
satisfactory returns.
for
$9,000,000
profitable
Pools,
there
new
company
will
be
products,"
and
This
development
year
we
will
sponsored research and
a
continuous
flow
of
he said.—V.
197,
p.
2247.
of
June
has
30,
outstanding
reported
1963,
of
common
net
earnings for the first
$135,122 of $0,171 cents per
compared to a loss of $121,-
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La
S^11®
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 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered
U. S.
the rate
Inc.
ended
788,600
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published
3,
surplus.-
768.
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Net Higher—
trans¬
purchase
ended
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613);
March
and
Authorized
quarter
strengthening
the
common
Anthony Pools, Inc.—Shows First Half Profit—
principally
sale
X?,?. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg.
Dana
William
the
he
for
outlined
31,070
"
grows
expect
CAPITALIZATION
loans.
engaged
distribution
distribution
Miller
manufacturer
outstanding bank loans, estimated at $10,500,000 as of Oct. 15,
1963, and for construction, or (b) redeem the $7,840,000 of 5V4%'
first
mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1989, and repay approximately
$7,000,000
and
underwriting
amendment.
company
first,
The
company has outstanding 507,659 shares of common stock, of which
management officials as a group own 4.3%.
Thomas C. Boushall
is Board Chairman and Herbert C. Moseley is President.—V
195
p.
1658.
$86,000,000
Mr.
additional
an
pro¬
semi-commercial
will
lenders to remain
and
of
15, 1963
stockholders
property
and
firm
resenting
Peoples
Aug.
its
not
history.
The
offered
chartered by the Commissioner of Insurance of the
company
the
the
9%
"However,"
Co.—Rights Offered
an
institutions
is
and
and
to
No underwriting was involved. A
estimated at $545,084, will be used
Carolina
estate
per
'
said, is based on estimated
total shipments of $99,-
Miller
compared
in
198,
\
Ampex Corp.—Record
told
California.—V.
Southern
given as security than would be loaned by the
in the ordinary course of business.
While the
required to do so,
its master
policies,
with
three
exceptions, have been issued only to savings and loan associations.
The company
is willing and in* the future plans to
accept any
reputable originator of first mortgage loans on
residential real
to be substantially higher
1963
ror
G.
July,
of
area
was
North
of
firm
Products, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
expects earnings
in
--.v.
capital
Each series
518.000.
Philadelphia-based
laboratories
property. '
firm
of
lending
stock
reverse
issue
and
value
a
198^ p, 566.
April 7, 1961. It maintains an office at 305 First Federal Building,
Raleigh, N. C.
The purpose of the company is to insure loans
made
by savings and loan associations and others to borrowers
who require a loan representing a greater amount of the appraised
15
OK?d—
Split
to
company
outstanding,
3,108,069
from
President
vol¬
while
BUSINESS—The company is a stock insurance company engaged
the business of insuring lenders against loss on residential first
mortgage
loans
and loans on
multi-unit
apartments
and semi-
in
six
in¬
Total
in
Up 40%
loss
a
one-for-six
a
the
$315,213,298
shares at $18 per share, on the basis of one new share
for each five held of record Aug. 15.
Rights expired
company
bank)
branch
Bonds, at
approved
of
$300,858,332
on
and
1962.
permit
on
receivables.
was
$262,324,163.—V.
spectus, the company
right to subscribe for
Pulaski,
the
1963
of
Stockholders—Pursuant
the six months ended
Corp.—Reverse Stock
which
per
period.
May 31,
.
properties which were disposed of during 1962, so that a more
meaningful comparison would be between shipments of $110,000,000
of
receivables
finance
months
American Mortgage Insurance
of
1962.
revenues, were
months
Andruss,
vacation
in
the
outstanding capital stock of Washington Trust
Savings Bank, Inc., of Bristol, Va. (at the rate of one share for
each
out¬
Richmond,
Va., filed
covering 40,500
total
commercial
was
191.
p.
Common
shareholders
22
company
those for
share
East
stock.
common
exchange
800
share,
If
shares
Society
of
Security Analysts.
He
profits will reflect the traditional
1963
of
located
quarter
Offer—
corporation
of
outstanding
D.
The
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.—Files for Exchange
The
Tnis
gross
six
industrial
Alco
unsub-
is Board Chairman
3.220,862
quarter amounted to $243,011,
compared with $271,844, or 8.5 cents a
time
en¬
courage
increased
participation in
the
company's
ownership by
lowering broker commissions.
He noted that commission charges
on a
$1 stock are close to 200%
more
than on a $6 share, based
on
total dollars invested.—V. 198, p. 379.
65.9%
all
on
lirst
565.
exchange
collateral
recapi¬
owns
purchase
to
based
current
3,294,276
agricultural chemicals, described the action, preby
the Directors,
as
a
step necessary
to
capitalization more in keeping with the company's size
and its sales and earnings progress
of recent years.-,
He pointed
out that last year Alco had net earnings of $304,340 on sales of $13,971,867, but because of the number of shares
outstanding, earnings per share amounted to only nine cents.
On
the basis of the new capitalization, earnings per share for the year
ended last Sept. 30 would have amounted to 54 cents.
Mr.
Andruss
emphasized
that
the
consolidation,
which
does
not
affect
shareholder
equity, should offer shareholders greater
company
has
stock and 984,545
Wilmington,
agreed
Lachlan Pitcairn
President.—V.
effect
Co.,
has
the
on
pre-tax income
ago,
provide
the
common
share
a
current
Chemical
in
viously
strengthen
addition
common
talization),
in
to
as
In
2 jo.
;•
F.
of
bank loans and to improve the company's working
its marketing, research and production
repay
so
efforts.
first
action,
shares
of
glass.
in
cents
p.
months
Aug.
share
and
to
the
On
unanticipated
costs
in
some
of
its
conventional
operations and its accumulated losses through June 30, 1963
amount to $2,370,607.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
used
$10,-
p.
$13,001,105,
compared
with
for the corresponding period last year, an increase of
income was $43,500 after provision
for taxes for the
Net
six
Tne
process
be
197,
share
year
split.
program
been
198,
1963,
Alco
products and volume production by
been slower than anticipated.
Also, ac¬
the company has encountered production
cording to the prospectus,
problems
production
on
sell
to
4.—V.
quarter of
based
a
a
subsidiaries
and
30,
first
of
such
Set
Slightly, Net Down
first
the
Express International reported
40%,
plastics
research
a
plans
preceding first quarter ending June
Industries, headquartered in Los Angeles,
J.
Air
machinery capable of
glass
reinforced
plastic
fiber
Date
the
June
and
processes
certain
but sale
1961,
and
processes
of
for
cents
that
to
—V.
for
and
primarily
Inc.—Sales Up
taxes
of
hampered operations during the first part of the year. This al¬
ready has resulted; in operational economies, he noted.
i
American Laboratories operates hospitals, a central medical lab¬
construction
Air Express International Corp.—Revenues
The subscription price
supplied by amendment.
fiber
announced
bidding on Dec.
or' 16 cents
share.
a
for
A.
1963.
reinforced
prospectus
development
production
of
since
eration
$25-to1964
years
5-year
In the same period
the
for
cents
divisions
on
rate
on
the
at
continuous
issue
to
the
■'
Mexico.—V.
of
the
share)
per
the
of
$285,000,000
company
$530,254,
19
or
income
share
of
(95%)
shares
proposed
is
at
the
income
totaled
$600,465,
7
or
acquired by the company at organization in 1960 consisted
of the production of fiber_ glass reinforced plastic shapes
through
aimed
to
plans
each
Co.—Bidding
competitive
end
earnings for both periods are adjusted to reflect the 429,391
shares currently outstanding.
".V
v'
Mr. Appel said the company has obtained a $500,000 line of credit
from CIT Corp. to alleviate a shortage of working
capital, which
to
Electric
1963,
before
year
Net
Bristol, Va., filed a regis¬
Aug. 23 covering 738,408 shares
to offer such stock for subscrip¬
record
27,
$9,256,874
SEC
the
is
engaged
related materials
According
its
in
standing.
SEC on Aug. 22 covering 750,000
offered for public sale at net asset
sales charge.
Unified Underwriters,
The Fund was organized by Unified
and is designed "to provide investors
Hicks
company
plastics
these
It
stockholders
bonds
help finance
p. 2050.
to
197,
announced
company
J. Industries,
Income
opera¬
stock.
with
stock.
share
mortgage
quarter sales of A. J. Industries, Inc., increased slightly
sales
of
the
same
three-month
period
a
year
ago,
C.
J.
Halen, Jr., President, announced.
Sales
for the April-June, 1963 quarter totaled $9,405,512, com¬
pared with $9,290,166 for the corresponding period of 1962.
<
Commonwealth Avenue,
statement
con¬
over
for
company,
$25,-
for
Ver
fund of primarily high quality common
Inc., of Boston, is the Fund's invest¬
a
The
outstanding
common
sell
First
13,043
Offering—
of
the
first
Aug.
A.
Universal Moulded Fiber Glass Corp.—Plans
Rights
tration
to
money
Tne
Chase,
Underwriters.
Fund's
plans
State
A" covering
underwriting.
the
,
oratory
1963
ot
65
dividends,
preferred-
at
During
Laboratories
a
ccmmercial
the
1963,
August,
John
it
raise
Lighting Co.—Construction Program,
shares outstanuing.
Guaranty
with
stock,
medium of investment
stock
to
company.
Real,
and
Shares,
to be
value plus a maximum 8V2%
Inc. is the Fund's distributor.
Underwriters' in
that
December,
News of Business and Finance
an
and
period.
earned
company
after
5,283,795
share
other
"Reg.
a
without
in
six
volume
ended
Net
company.
statement
capital
Deben¬
on
best
for
two
month
period
1963
on
had net-after-tax earnings of $63,925 or
record revenues of $3,177,494 in the nine
Uranus J. Appel, President, reported. This compares with earnings of $122,213, or 28 cents a share,
on
income of $3,820,859 for the full year ended Aug. 31, 1962. Per
cents
months
Chairman
and
six
in
cents-
American Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Lower-
to
own
the
outstanding
had
company
first
earlier
American
15
r'•
.
con¬
a
the
the
Aug. 30, 1963.
repayment, acquisition of real
expansion and working capital.
investment
loan
Mutual
registration
shares
•,
Sale—
On
was
Unified
The
early
677.
p.
000,COO of bonds at
debt
Calif.,
2390
small
chocolate
powder,
syrups,
will
be the
principal
and
group
1962
preferenced
shares
$13,465,244
for
year
hold
may
company has
its securities
Kendrick
filed
1963
at
for
Jose,
San
in
29,
inclusive,
Bond
llirougnout
interest
which
Kendrick
the
of
21,
used
be
real
a
the. Trust's
Trustees
President.
offered
to
of
in
of
(13.7%)
Judson R.
is
Aug.
on
to
Hill
Sutter
an
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
shares
are
with
properties
properties
management
the sale of all
stockholders
company
Proceeds
of
agent
other
Trust
shares.
Sutter Hill
real
commission.
Woodward
sole
various
investors
the
for
15 %
a
198,
program.—V.
of timoerlands.
Tne Trust
"real estate investment trust" under
Georgia Timberlands Management Co.
a
and
and
Trust
provide
to
managing
real
the
to
Aug.
1968
1962,
ume
Chicago,
the company stated
debentures
$30,600,000
consisting
as
Code.
exclusive
as
common
in-
Revenue
and
time
and
interest
principally
to
of
Massachusetts
is
an
bases,
Co.,
System, Inc.—Sets Date
1933,
Aug. 27,
On
30,
cluding
.
the Trust
of
purpose
tunity
the
of
to
1
capital.
Financing—
inform certain
basis, and
note
of
after
the
of
67
were
approximately
comparable
stock
receivables outstanding on June. 30, 1963, were $356,490,786
including $35,817,034 in commercial finance receivables.
At
June
sinking
,
Long Island
security holders who purchased securities for casn, of the
possible loss of the exemption and the possible contingent liability
for
a
refund
to
them
of
the price paid plus
7%
interest from
date
juice
&
'
Gas
struction.—V.
trie (public offer¬
share,
common
end
the
common
Total
Sale
plans
of
an
certain
the
Debens.
company
'.'
baie—
000,000
single stale.
registration may
to
fruit
Walston
Coluhibia
a
payment
1978.
the
used for loan repayment, and working
neadquartered at 105 South LaSalle St., Chicago,
the production of specialty foods such as; orange
concentrate,
ture
said
are
agreement representing to the Trust
residents of Georgia; and the prospectus
oifering was made pursuant to the ex¬
fide
the
that
that
covering $1,700,000
be
in
engageu
payment
who
shortly
Trust
the
time
a
will
Inc.—Plans
reported
was
during
company,
llavonngs,
etc.
underwriter.
prices varying
at
on
persons
from
being
by
t.c
juice
subscription
a
bona
were
states
emption
issue
shares
signed
nave
that
$2.59
to
shares
Such
Trust.
organization
The
Aug.
on
is
Springs, Ga., filed a registration • state¬
27 covering 720,243 shares of ceneficial
Warm
SEC
the
since
to
of
company
with
ment
Trust—Shares Registered
it
statement
due
aeoentures
Proceeds
'i
Southeastern Timberland
Industries,
1963,
28,
registration
a
at 'the
months
common
dunams of the so-called Sakia citrus grove,. for acquisition of
a
packing house at Natanya, lor construction of an aduiuo..ai pack¬
ing house in Ashkelon, working capital for, the, iinal cultivation,
packing and marketing activities
and
other related
purposes.
earnings increased
earned
earnings on the
preferenced dividends
5,272,135
Continued from page 1
1963
In
$3,886,415
Pershare
preferred
shares
the
over
1962.
3
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
267
$0,154
or
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(860)
cents
share
per
the
the same number of shares out¬
cn
standing curing the like period Of 1962.
Profits before taxes Were" $270,045 contrasted
newly
book.
■
.
eighth
published
edition
"
,..
.
Rice
Fresidertt
considered
is
of the
'■ V,
r
biographical
reference
(A. S.)
.
,
be-
to
$3,372,676 for the first half of 1962. Contracts received for
swimming pools during the first half of 1963 totaled 1,550 with
an
aggregate contract price of $4,682,778 compared to 1,397 con¬
tracts with an aggregate contract price of $4,228,904 during the
same period of 196$.—V. 197, p. 1736.
; , .,
!
.
i*
During
"For
outstanding leader in the
railroad industry. Since becoming President of Atlantic Coast Line
in 1957 he has reduced its operating ratio
(ratio of expenses to
income) by eight percentage points
from 84 to 76. Railroad
analysts consider this the best indication of operating efficiency.
mately
Year Ended May 31—* ~
sales
Net
Net
(loss)
—V,
197,
—
—
Midland
Lower—*,v' >7
.y..■
^
_
months.
_
7 ' 7-
,
6.6%
up
At
record
$26,986,858
1963,
30,
on
$126,520,000,
year
a
pleted
V.
1963
1632.
in
197, p.
a
capital gains, the company also com¬
$40 million expansion program.—
; three-year,
"7.;/
Dr.
y'77 .■ -';77'7.:;X7/,;
Months' Report—
••
Operating revenues:
„
-
-
Total
$98,134
405,791
$4,811,876
—
__
Gas
'
1962
1963
Period Ended June 30—
Electric
Six
Subs.)
(&
.
3,531,748
.
$8,343,624
'
Operating expenses and taxes:
Operations—'
;
■ y1Electricity" purchased' for resale
Gas
purchased for resale—
$503,925
basis,
earlier
assets
surplus
policyholders'
year
a
was
$111,304,000
were
at
were
the
six
first
$87,909
351,184
1,859,163
149,455
309,888
26,857
'
-
Maintenance
last
gain
The
noted
that
a
"
increases
rate
effected."—V.
are
Federal
31,387
income
30,505
$251,384,
665,900
(156,718)
before
taxes
a
*
595,549
$520,579
shares
earlier.
Per share figures are
outstanding on June 30, 1963.
(decrease)
taxes
income
year
Interest and other
Deferred
credit
investment
income
;—.—
23,917
42,151
$64,430
.
$742,492
($81,084)
.69,982
___________
-(1,628)
1
Preferred
stock
the
share
per
first
1963
197,
earned
half
expects
results
a
will
1963
of
1962."
'
Plastics
is
,
dividends—,—
miniature
racing
sets
related
and
$672,510
($79,456)
$0.40
stock
common
on
4
197,
1312. ■;
p.
;
in revenues
artd earnings of Automatic Retailers
of
for the nine months ended June 28,
1963 were
an¬
by Davre J. Davidson, President.
;
Davidson reported that ARA's revenues in the period rose to
approximately, $154,000,000.
This /compares With $138,754,049 Jn
the 1962 period.
'
-
Nine Months'
Armstrong Rubber Co.
,
Pre-tax
earnings for the period Were approximately $6,560,000
with $5;893,949,
a
gain of 10%.
^
"
After-tax earnings for the first nine months of 1963 were ap¬
.
$3,430,066 compared with $3,167,514.
P
Earnings per share on 3,020,232 shares of common stock out¬
standing amounted to $1.14 compared with $1.05 in the like period
a year
earlier, an increase of 9%.
v',
;
All figures reflect poolings of interest and investment credit
on a
comparable basis.—V. 197, p. 2559.
,
Period Ended June 30—
.
.Net' sales
Provision
Net
.
V
,
v
1963
1962
$88,520,078 $78,855,390
.
—______
.
before
income
for
taxes——___
income
income
5,031,827
—
taxes.
2,237,000
2,794,827
_
4
_______
5,860,174
2,905,000
2,955,174
$1.73
$1.64
Earnings per share.....
—V. 197, p. 713.
.
See
TelePrompTer Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
p.
Inc.—Debentures, Stock Sold Pri¬
vately—On Aug. 29,1963, it was reported that $150,000
of ; this firm's 5Vz % convertible subordinated de.ben*
tures due Jply 31, .1968, and 9,500 shares of its com*
mon stock had been sold privately through Gianis &
Co. Inc., New York.—V. 198, p. 100.
,
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (& Subs.)—Six Months'
Inc.—Net, Sales Up—
the six months ended June 30, 1963, were
$309,978,
equivalent to 48
cents
per
share,
as
compared. with
$294,512 or 46 cents for the like 1962 period, Hugo W. Druehl,
President,
including
t Joint
rents,
facility
equipment
$8,210,995
for
$4,526,459
a
cems,
on
the
six
months
$4,700,548
were
on
months
of
ended
$2,454,180,
$2,345,097 a year earlier.
currently are 651,250
There
mercial
Total
income
with
June
against
30
$164,982
or
25
or
cents
Cost
Arvin
Period
in
bottling and dis¬
residential, com¬
Taxes
Industries,
Ended
June
Six
Inc.
Months' Report—
30—
1963
sales
income
Earned
after
share
per
taxes
1,306,272
on
Provision for Federal income
—V.
197,
2,627,000
1,213,000
.
Federal taxes
...
shares..
taxes
1,007,000
$0.93
1,414,000
...
$0.77
The
cents
Earnings
for
reported
per
the
June
months
were
per
share,
same
current
compared
time
of
last
ended
June
30
first
year
to $12,911,744, equal to, $1.68
$10,943,589 or $1.47 per share at the
197, p. 2148.
Is
among
13
Southwest"
He
was
Net
—V.
of
tile
Atlantic
various
fields
Coast
cited
Line
for
•
the
editors
for
bringing
and
"fresh
vigor
chosen from
13,800
and
names
596,487
500,500
276,869
before
319,618
to
6,495
6,618
313,000
of
475,744
46,717
$522,461
(net
and
676.
p.
tax
special
/
effect)
items
!
24,157
Federal
income
Earnings
per
for
income
the
%
1963
sales—____—
before
taxes___^
1962
$6,848,360
1,006,842
$6,163,183
868,091
period—484,842
share—__—
outstanding—
198, p. 284.
Beam-Matic Hospital
Period Ended
appearing in
July *31—
sales
$0.56
863.287
Earned
—V.
per
419,091
: ;
-
$0.49
862.201
outstanding
195, p.
Supply, Inc.—§ Mos.' Report
*1963
399.
_
568.
Ltd.—Proposed Acquisit'n
be
Oil,
York,
the
ex¬
the
23 was $10,875 (U. S.I.
accepted by delivery of share certificates to
care of The Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Co.
Canada
Trust'Co.
or
the
Montreal
Trust
Co.
principal offices in Canada.
for shares deposited
will be made as promptly
as
possible in U. S. or Canadian funds at the option of the share¬
holder,
B-A says in its offer to Royalite shareholders.
Royalite earnings after preferred dividends for
the first
six
months of 1963 were $1,320,000 (Canadian) or 44 cents per share,
compared to $1,183,000 or 39 cents per share in 1962 on the 3,000,342 shares outstanding.
Charles
Hay,
Royalite President, has written the company's
shareholders,
advising that the
Board has
approved
the
B-A
offer and recommended its acceptance.—V. 198, p. 769.
Bulova Watch Co.,
Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
Earnings of Bulova Watch and subsidiaries for the first fiscal
quarter ended June 30 were $310,638, or 16 cents per share, on
sales of $14,133,242, the company announced.
For the corresponding period a year ago, earnings were $19,899
or
cent per
one
B.
share on sales of $13,128,557.
President, attributed this
Henshel,
first-quarter
best
result since 1957 jto continued acceleration of watch sales. Accutron,
the company's electronic timepiece, he said, showed the greatest
followed
lower
extensive
recorded
in
closely
price
the
by Caravelle watches, Bulova's bid for the
watch market, with substantial gains also
Bulova middle-priced lines.—V. 197,
conventional
2560.
p.
*
Burdett Oxygen Co.—Earnings Up 109%-
of
earnings of Burdett Oxygen for the fiscal first quarter
31 rose to $95,578 or 36 cents a share, an increase
over -the $45,708
or 17 cents a share earned during: the
May
109%
year-ago
8,
period,
shareholders.
to
Michael Lovemen,
President,. said
•-
.
-
-
in,,
a
letter
-
Cleveland-based manufacturer of industrial and
niedical gases and supplier of ga$ equipment climbed to- $1,726,427,
an
increase
of
about 22 %; over, thq
$1,415,184 volume for the
Sales
first
for
three
the
months of last year.
-
>
-
earnings figures do not include $44,982 or 17 cents a share
in both the first quarter of this year and the first quarter
of last year
from the sale of property.
Mr. Lovemen said that because the company's operations
are
The
not
affected
1962
constant
$313,000.
expects
72,200
share
p.
earned
$747,400
Net earnings
'*'■
r'.-.'
their
ended
Bard, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended J'une 30—
Net
Income
re¬
I
;
.
cannot
we
Payment
$337,157
before
items
198,
minority shareholders
special items__
Aug.
can
American
New
at
56,070
13,170,668
482,239
applicable
income
Shares
were
offer
"Net
Net
the r*Nroad and many- other progress-building
The 13 individuals
by
taxes,
1962,
569,362
Railroad
outstanding
the edltors of "Wh0's Who in the South
commended
taxes
taxes_____.
items
(C. R.)
—V;
Rice, President
Southerners in
activities "
income
Shares
Servipe—
Thomas
Federal
income
Federal
W.
income
of
'
982,739
Federal
of
Products, Inc., this issue.—V. 198,
trading
of
British
gain,
nine
Atl antic Coast Line RR.—-President
Rice Commend¬
ed, for
income
——
for
special
up 36%
over the similar period
$3,149,119, or 41 cents per share.
fiscal
with
year.r—V.
Federal
items
517,780
months
six
will be $13 (U. S.) per share and the offer will
10,
1964.
price of Royalite on the American Stock Exchange at
Harry
Special
$4,299,531
quarter.; brings Ashlandrs earnings for the
the
of
earnings
share, for the third quarter
quarter
of last year, when met income was
The
net
record
14,484,625
after
Income
Income
has
company
to 55
expenses
before
Provision
Net
equal
1,155,503
550,572
1,102,000
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Net
Up 36%—
994,204
561,763
2,108,000
.
4,442,187
80,903
special
1836.
p.
debt
expense
than Federal income
Other■
Income
1962
$46,633,000 $40,108,000
-
and
other
6,429,766
5,707,938
(other
railroad)
Interest
outstanding.
and
dispensing equipment for
scientific use.—V. 197, p. 2247.
*
Net income before Federal
Net
13,767,155
6,589,245
—
sales
of
Selling, general and administrative
than
shares
water
and
were
$159,377
Total
Net
90,708
Expenses:
Transportation
earlier.
the three
revenue
Arrowhead-Puritas, Los Angeles, specializes
tributing
compared
as
year
Earnings for
26
__
143,074
15,467,364
interest
5,409,683
125,865
155,300
and
$8,123,690
6,975,204
Dividends
first
favorable
of the
The
Other
the
price
Jan.
The
and
net
reported.
Revenue
11%
close
Transportation,
six
first
is offering to acquire approximately 320,000 shares
outstanding shares of Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. which
it did not obtain under its share exchange offer of Oct. 10, 1962.
1962
Income:
the
The company
pire
Sales
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters
After-tax earnings for
See Lestoil
.
1963
in
of this
the
to
Bon Ami Co.—New Control—
,
The
\
■
Period Ended June 30—
income
,
or
Report—-.; ■*'.
for
comparison
a
British American Oil Co.
676.
Arnav Industries
net
year's earnings with 1962.
sales and earnings picture for
this period has been the warm weather which has prevailed, dur¬
ing the spring and summer. Historically we know that we cannot
reasonably expect the favorable weather to continue and an equal
performance for the second half of the year is not to be necssarily
contemplated.
.J-'
'■ '
Continuing
the company policy of new product "development
and marketing, we are
pleased to report a most favorably ac¬
ceptance Of "Rainbow Twist," an item introduced to the ice cream
industry
seven
months
ago.
Initial
sales
and
distribution
o£
"Rainbow Twist", have been highly gratifying.
;
This item,
automatically produced on Big Drum equipment, is
an appetizing
combination of multi-colored sundae syrups *"twising" through ice cream or ice milk in a see-through plastic cup.
Original marketing emphasis
was
plaeed
on
vendor
outlets.
However, because of consumer acceptance and increasing demands
from our-manufacturing customers, a Complete program; including
a
colorful take home 4-Pak, has been developed to broaden dis¬
tribution
of
"Rainbow
Twist"
through
supermaricet
outlets.—V. 196, p. 2176.
B. S. F. Co.—Buys TelePrompTer Debenture—
1
consolidated
a
..
...
proximately
Report—
the
'
+
Increases
compared
-
197,
Revenues,
"■■■
had
company
consolidated
not
port
America,
($0.04)
Earnings per share of common stock
(1,695,418 shares outstanding)
XX
—V.
—
.•
were
represents approximately 70 cents
share. Net sales and revenues for the six month period totaled
$2,844,091.
\ v."
The report stated that since the earnings of the company were
.;-v
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.
in its consolidated report of earnings
of 1963, showed an
increased revenue
earnings of 5% over the same period last
Daniel
President
higher
be
Contributing
products.—V.
Net Higher—
months
per
plastic hobby kits,
■;
Storage
increased
Big Drum, Inc.—Six Months'Report—
:
,
&
Up 10%; Net 5%
months of 1963 of $280,100.. This
Mr. Shikes stated,
the previous peak
,
leading manufacturer of
a
automobile
2044.
p.
v
the decline in 1963
a
nation-wide direct
30
six
Van
and
The
25%
from the
earlier.
Income
up
year
surpass
nounced
Earnings
1112.
p.
record second half,"
a
all
for
■-% '
President, said
of launching
costs
P. Bryant
pointed out that,, earnings
firm not so aggresively pursuing its nationwide expansion program. Net earnings for the six-month period
of 1963, ending June 30,
were $573,000 compared with $544,000
for the same
period in 1962.
Net earnings per share were 40 cents, compared with 38 cents
for 1962 —V.
197, p. 2248.
4
$680,356, against $532,711
calculated on the 635,587
was
initial
or
in
first
the
10%
could
Sales, Net—
share,
per
and
year.
Bekins
25,869
1
Total
Net
$14,644
46,817
.
'
of
Aurora
$355,936
long-term debt
etc.
(net)-^-
on
interest,
in
company
that
deductions:
$444,904
Interest
Other
($16,654)
$1,187,396
—X
income
"and
levels
operating
cents
49
or
cents
39
or
company
June
last
Bekins
for
of
'
"The
Net
$312,692
was
Beckman,.
earnings of $3,734,301
$78,737:738 in fiscal 1963,
$3.10 a share on skies of
net
of
Bekins Van & Storage Co.—Revs.
Sales and earnings of Aurora Plastics for the six months ended
30, 1963 were at record highs. This was announced by Abe
Shikes, President.
Sales for the initial 1963 half year rose 14%
to
$5(319,874, from $4,687,389 in the similar 1962 period. Net
1
income.
Federal
is,
June
608,867
—■—
than
com¬
ratio—that
trade
substantially higher losses than in the comparable period a; year
ago,
with losses in the fire and homeowners business especially
severe," Messrs. Tuttle and York noted.
They added, "in our
opinion the adverse results may be expected to continue unless
realistic
sales
f
the
losses and loss expenses incurred to earned premiums and expenses
incurred to written premiums—was up almost 10 points to 101.16%.
"All
important classes of business except ocean
marine had
$7,156,228
Depreciation
Taxes, other
"
loss of $1,291,000,
reported
$4,823,513
president announced
the results
for the
year
at a meeting of the Security Analysts of San
the annual report mailed to shareholders.
Dr.
Beckman termed the establishment of the new laboratory
marketing organization
"the most significant single action in
1963." He said the company's Scientific and Process Instruments
Division
had
put more than 200 engineers into
a
nation-wide
network
of field offices/ warehouses
and repair centers to sell
and
service major lines
of Beckman laboratory instrumentation
marketed for 28 years through dealer firms.
Start-up expenditures for the new program ultimately will ex¬
ceed $2 million according to Dr. Beckman. He said $1.2 million
of
the
total
was
expensed in fiscal 1963 and the remainder is
budgeted for the early months of the current fiscal year. —
V. 198, p. 472.
'
of $1,407,000.
ago
York
and
O.
has
record
of
and
ended
$40,287,000;
and $33,-
v
on
the
year.
He predicted "substantial increases in
1964
earnings from improved marketing capabilities and the
rise in government bookings in the last quarter of fiscal
1963."
v:-:' .:c
r.:'.
of $1,878,000,
including $306,000 gain
and the accrual of $1,699,000 for policy¬
there was an operating
year
a
Tuttle
v
year.
share
of
most
income
of securities,
dividends,
a
of
months
investment
the sales
Messrs.
■
195,
,r•,
sharp
of
After
on
Instruments
reflected
Francisco
Aurora Plastics Corp.—Record
$1,503,907
1,612,954
•
'
'■
i.v
Arnold
sales
7" ;
■
respectively.
report noted that the loss and loss expense ratio was
earned premiums,
compared with 57.2%
for the same
period, a year earlier.
A statutory underwriting loss of $1,480,000
for the first half 1963
compared with a profit of $1,354,000 for
/
,
marketing program for laboratory instruments, and the expense
of maintaining budgeted programs in
the company's • Systems Di»
vision during a slow-down in placement of government orders over
!
The
67.9%
holders'
Co.
Power
,
.
a
earnings
316,000,
pared to
Arkansas-Missouri
.
is
compared with a net
$75,778,232 in 1962.
•
ings after tastes, exclusive of
$2.40
or
,•
ago.
consolidated
a
and
figures
comparable
-
,
from
June
_
delays at some new facilities and highly competitive prices in some
important markets during the latter part of the year, Thomas L.
Daniels, Chairman, and John H. Daniels, President, stated,
The ADM executives pointed out that while increasing net earn¬
,
Beckman
v; The Atlantic Companies comprise Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
and its wholly owned subsidiary, Centennial Insurance Co.
The report showed that net premiums written were $28,759,506,
■'
,
for
which
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—-
/
results
^
_
635.
p.
fell sharply for the Atlantic Companies in
the first half of 1963, resulting in an operating loss for the period,
it was announced by. Franklin B. Tuttle, Chairman, and Miles F.
York,
President. At the same time net'premiums, assets, and
policyholders'
surplus
reached new ( .highs
during
the
first six
com¬
pared with $245,896,523 in 1962.
Net earnings after taxes' for 1963, according to ADM s annual
report to shareholders, Were $3,854,275, , equal to $2.41 a share.
This compared With $4,421,268, or $2.70 a share in 1962, In 1962,
however, earnings included $1,136,987 in capital gains, equal to
490 a share after taxes.
Excluding capital gains, earnings in 1963
(exceeded the previous year by $227,747.
■
Income taxes in 1963 totaled $2,680,246,
against $3,796,051 in
1962I-'-'
• •
.
;
'
Profits would have been evert better had it not been for start-up
chain,
half loss but will come out in the black for the full year."—V.
.
Atlantic Companies—Report Six Months' Loss^-x
77.;
has
company
30, 1963, the company re¬
loss of $159,126 in compari¬
net loss of $204,477 in the same
.
'
was
Underwriting
ended
reported that sales ih the fiscal year
June 30, 1963, were 10%
ahead of the previous year.
Net sales and other operating income totaled $271,285,056,
The
40% .
his leadership
of specialized freight cars, now in operation, such
giant woodchip hopper, were developed by ACL.
In
the engineering field,
Coast Line built the first prestressed
concrete railroad bridges in the country and was one of the first
railroads in the nation to begin tests using prestressed cdncrete
cross ties in "its tracks.—V.
198, p. 675.
■,
•> '
10%; Net
Up
Co.—Sales
a
V
'
the unprofitable operations of the Ansonia
scheduled to liquidate by the end of this
year, A. S. Beck would have shown a profit of more than $100,000
for the first six months," Saul Schiff, President, said.
"All of our divisions, with the exception of Ansonia, are budgeted
to show a profit in the second half of this year," Mr. Schiff said.
"We are confident that the company will not only recover its first
a year ago.
"Had it not been
retail
opproxi-
7 '
Daniels
Archer
June
net
a
the
as
1736.'
p.
by
climbed
Many, types
1962
■
period
.
Coast Line has achieved many "firsts" in
industry. ,;X
the first major railroad in
the Southeast to go into
piggyback business and the first to run all piggyback trains be¬
tween the South and other parts of the nation.".
~
It
$8,523,390 $6,742,024
; 211,104
(202,910)
$0.35
($0.34)
604,037
603,371
7
____
share (loss) ,:
Common Shares outstanding
per
.
income
net
•.
;
1963
:
"
.
ACL's
months*--ended
six
of $26,854,268 and
with sales of $29,045,509 and
son
Under
Report—
_____
income
Earned
1
period
same
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
Beck Shoe Corp.—Shows First Half Loss—
first
the
ported sales
the.:.railroad
.
Annual
Apollo Industries, Inc.-
an
.
the
.
'
to the 1962 first
half loss
Federal taxes oh income were $134,923. Other income
rose
from $13,299 to $60,952/ representing returns from the com¬
pany's new participation in a bank pool-financing program.
Sales for the first six months were $3,572,677,
a
6%
increase
from |
.
18,700
$0.26
$0.07
275,000
275,000
by
when
seasonal factors and vblume remains relatively
general business climate is good, the company
the
sales
for the year to
surpass $6,500,000
approach $7,000,000, an all-time record.
He said that it was too early to project earnings
and
possibly
for the year,
but pointed out that because of the current volume, the company
was
operating at levels where maximum profits were available.
-
(861)
Carlon Products
The
the
company has
first
six
Sales
were
of
Earnings, rose
$64,880 or 13 cents
k248.
rise in
a
1963.
$4,874,763,
1962.
p.
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
reported
months
to
$120,432,
share
per
for
-////:
24
or
cents
like
the
the/first
for
share
per
1962
from
up
that
197,
period,—V.
of
the
same
full .1963
reported
For
for
the
sales
fo
cents
a
1962,"
six
share
the
on
Because
"did
not
ended
and
the
on
In
and
with
year,
earnings
strong
the
the
exceed
may
stated.
months
the! period.
last
and
he
$3,092,234
$3,114,599.
based
period
sales
net
29/ 1963,
income
488,701
of
the
shares
at.
the
the
V'/
.
the
sales
activity,
to
company
quarter,? net
from
$36.4
sales
for
above
million
the
last
miles
the
-pV.197,
;>,•
the
nine
to.
dealers
third
totaled
quarter
in
sales
period r were
$95.8 million.—V.
of
$46.5
1962.
month
Net
Corp.
TO
capital
400,000 shs.
■/
v
after
' !
1,
••'
taxes
Federal
v
1963
.
.
porting
after
665,016 /
on
income
338,605
ings
for
share.
of
1•♦jvV'
the
the
Mr.
/This
A
V.
tho
two-for-one
Greater
-
Warm
stated
split of
">■'
v
V".'
-
(net
property
the
June
common'
per
Cemeteries of
See
Savoy
sales
Inc.,
this
Instruments
Precision
Instrument
of
196,
Corp.—Proposed
Read,
President,
contract
a
Co.
of
sophisticated
this
develops
natural
a
for
the
Philadelphia,
instruments
factors combined
lower
rates
residential
resulted
in
to
and
reduce
increased
tax
ahead
income.
net
commercial
and
share
per
de¬
The
companies
Read.
.
;
(
each
underwriter. !-•.
two
.!
and
one-half shares
The
!/•!''!'>
:
Banking
bank-
was
Investment
Banking
Law
poration
was-
Food
to
Central
verted
of
State
the
1932,
State
is
1925^
when
of
of
title
York
bank
bank
York.
the
as
the
New
the
New;
organized
article
this
under/which
also, changed
Banking "iCorp; .",In
,1935
its
the
of
the
Bank/ and
1955
in
Tho
State
t
bank
In
the
r
;
•$
—V.
approximately 60
Group
hospitalization
198,
operates ..three
office
located,
are
offices
is
all
situated
1622
at
at
101%4
plus
r
which
32
are
Court
'
A
t-
?
Net
St.,
sales
'i./X •'-O-.
Profit
Income
Net
Puerto
of
■';
!
-
^
r>.-
1963
->•
.
_
equipment, explora¬
tory drilling and other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Chicago
of
5,
the
State
of
principal
Wash.
Washington
office
of
corporation
claims
on
locate
the
a
corporation
mineable
is
was
on
located
proposes
west
copper
has
ore
no
body
Net
Earning?
—v.
at
incorporated
the
first
5002
day
Ivanhoe
(
the
under
.
laws
of February, 1962.
Place, N.E., Seattle
coast
to
of
deposit
-
of
knowledge
on
these
engage
in
economic
the
exploration
of
the
claims
value.
existence
and
is
not
At
of
in
a
of
an
this
mining
attempt
point
the
commercially
assured
that
1962
:
■
■
.
.v-;
1,074,000
229,000
652,000
any
-
.
amounted
79
or
to
cents
Sold
PW-i!.!
-
is
conw-v
.
located in New York
are
a
for
the
first
half
1,004,480
of
1963
shares
was $894,000
capital stock
of
:
.
•
,
.;/
'
.
</
-
.
June
Report-
30—
,v ;
1963
for
Federal
ihcome
income
taxes
1962
523.765
taxes
'
;V-!
$10,193,507
612,955"/
215,000
...
______
common
shares
916.
($5
based
315,955
$0.62
share
common
297,000
308.765
per
).64
on
at June
par)
!
$0.26
The
On
to
Aug.
the
29,
State
Power
'
1,655,572
1963
it
reported
was
Public
Service
$25,000,000
of
Plans
Co.
'
Proceeds
struction
that
the
.
The
permission
and
used
finance
to
the
to
would
Stanley
W.
&
Co.,
Scranton
Boston.—V.
197,
p.
sold
be
&
to
17
Co.,
New
Putnam
Haven
2351.
•
and
<
current
con¬
'
:
'■
"
-'
I
.
Electronics
sales
for
the
Co.,
through
Hartford,
Estabrook
&
Co.,
—
Six
and
net
mpnths ended June
income
after
or
76
cents
This
per
compares
allowance
share
on
with
the
net
,
sales
/!/
$0.60
.-.»■/
—
due
Jan.
1,
$0.60
v;.;-
1972
r•
w]-
'
-
.
at;
converted
the
-
1043/4%-plus
at
-
/'''';
_''
of the
holder." ?
option
%
...
up- -to. -and ■ Including,"but not'"after/the close/•;/
Sept/ 10, 1963; into common stock Of the company,
conversion price of $22.98 per share.
V*
.
;
/
/
•
'
be converted at the option of the holder thereof
and
including/ but not after,
the' close
of
Sept. 10, 1963, into common stock of the company, at /
conversion price of $17.35*per share."
,u
./' ,/■ ':
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine
Debentures
at:
a
*
.
time
on
anytime
.
.
may
to
up
on
Street,
N.
Y.—V.
30,
,
1963
,
totaled
$84,
interest
197, p. 2354.
Dayton Aviation Radio & Equipment Corp.
ports Record Sales—
Pitihsky,
in
the
ended
period
in
197,
1962.
p.
/ /
The
1963
year
The
&
announced
■
Sales of
$418,109
profit
.
/.
for
has
company
consolidated
year
company
reported
net
sales
V:-:
higher
than
this period
was
the
same
$65,975.—
*
.;■< ■
•;
record
third
for the first
,
.,
•
/;
quarter sales
which
nine months of the
;//
to
$492,384,888, an all-time high for the period.
said third quarter sales of $168,668,260 were 14%
than
the
ago.
The
previous third quarter record of $147,774,545 set
third quarter ended July 31.
sales
figure was 21%
higher than the $406,-
,/
.
-
nine-month
set
income
and
in
for
16%
above
1959.
the
nine
the
previous
v
.
nine-month
?
:-/'
•/
high
of
Co.—V.
197,
p.
2249.
•
i
month
period this year was $37,053,775
after deducting
a
$5 million provision
for overseas losses.
The
company consolidates only United States and Canadian operations.
Net income last year was $25,515,839.
A year ago a provision for
overseas
losses plus losses resulting from devaluation of the Can¬
adian dollar amounted to approximately $3 million.
Earnings this year amounted to $5.37 per share against $3.70
per share in 1962.
The earnings for both years did not include an
additional approximately 29 cents a share earned by John Deere
Credit
- /
'!
the highest first half
$1,710,905 for the first
Co.—Salesf Net Higher—.
year
Net
the
;
•/ /
•.
fiscal
higher
a
Further,
2561.
Deere
brought
President'has
company's history.
30,
1963,
was
Re-
—
!/!.■■>■
.>.;.
June
$424,160,628
Corp.
for
minority
3,176,908 shares currently
of $83,150,374 and net
income
of
$2,353,323 for the " same period of 1962, equivalent to
74
cents
per
share on the 3,172,377 shares outstanding
at June
30
of that year.—V. 197, ,p.
2353.
$2,407,113
outstanding.
stock______
common
debentures
may/'be
Any
343,670 last
V
■
•
Industries
.
six
2,740,589 ;
/
(formerly Dayton Rubber Co.) " has called for
Sept.: 25, 1963, all oL its outstanding 5%%- con-
-
Months', Report—
Net
at
a.
The
Investors
&
'
Consolidated
2,834,169
The' corporation - has 'also called ' for redemption On
Sept. Z25,
all of its outstanding 4% convertible subordinated debentures
due Dec. 1, 1970 at 102.70%
plus accrued interest.
'
■',./ / -
■"
•
5,574,758 v"
2,838,671*'
1963,
sell
.*.
•
company's
institutional
York,
New
$91,006,697 !
5,764,869!;
(estimated)
•
Subordinated
at
mort¬
refunding
program.
issue
Morgan
Charles
be
share of
!int£rest.
business
applied
had
company
for
first
30-year
income
on
1633.
Debentures,
V.
•(*'
would
Private
.
Commission
4%%
taxes
per
of
half
&
'M962
.-'1963i:'
corporation
Louis
Light
•
$85,499,004
2,926.198
for
197, p.
thereof
$0.06
1,655,572
30——
June
>/
taxes. oft/ iricom6_^__"______
Dayco Corp.-^To Redeem Debentures—j;i.
102,000
,
at
Six Months' Report-^
127,000
foreign ).__„__
stock
outstanding
Bond Sale—
772,034
Chicagof Island, Alaska,
income
$9,351,468
redemption--bh
1739.
p.
v'.
1
■/„/,;,.
$1,111,785,
earnings
business
422,000
and
common
shares
197,
.
—-The
to
Alaskan
against
.Net (sales-3--
accrued
?-■_
...
gage, bonds.
per share.
t'-:
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Ended
Dan River Mills-
$22,794,000
taxes___
Connecticut
Chicago Alaskan Mining Corp.—Common Offered—
Net proceeds will be used for
v
'
•
printing,
—
(domestic
after
privately
the company offered publicly with¬
200,000 shares of its common stock
.-,./;■/.
;
Net
year.
Period Ended June 30—
-
tales
While
862.
>'
"
■
■
5.
on/the
/'v.///:/■■■.
earnings
/vertible
.Vt
.
.
Inc.—
ac¬
complished by the sale of the additional shares) and the
approval
by supervisory authorities of propsed
management for
the office. "
On Aug. 15, 1963,
out,
underwriting,
Rico,
-V:-'.-' .'■*
.
circulation,
taxes
taxes
share
p.
Theatres
.■/
profit
of
195,
last
share,
p.
W G Cigar Corp—Six Months'
30/1963
197, p.
■/•;/•///;
'
iV
before
Per
1963.—V.
income
share
2249,
494,794
•/'-
.•
•■
$23,877,000
No.
Its
/••'
Credit Co.—Appointment—
(advertising,
—V.
the bank believes it will be able
to obtain satisfactory man-*
agenjent personnel,, it cannot be assured of this.
If such personnel
is obtained, -it is expected that the branch
will open for business
?.
.
three-month
Provisions
etc. I
1761
be
?
three-month
Earnings before
Conde Nast Publications Inc.—Six Mos.' Report— !
has
-
,■.
of
2249.,
p.
per
—V.
interest/
677.
p.
,-//■
/
Period Ended June 30—
recently been granted permission to open a fourth
at 22 West 48th St., the bank's first office
in the Borough
Manhattan. Such permission was conditioned upon the addition
of
$1,200,000
to
the
bank's
capital
funds
(which
will
$1
accrued
//
Ave,; and
net
,
1985
677.
Pr
office
at
similar
Provision
redemption
100.65%
company.has announced that;sales for the fiscal year/ended
April 80, 1963 rose, to $3,946,953, and net Income for the period to •
$404,697, equal to 81 cents per sharer //v:-- vv-ijv-v-'
The company's sales in the previous
year were $3,514,681, with
net earnings ' Of $385,557 or 77 cents a share.
The company has
500,000 shares outstanding.—V. 197, p. 405,
/
of
at
Pitkin
per
198,
Earrtings before Federal
The
including eight
major medical in¬
•
period
cents
per
the
Net
due
197,
^
Net earnings
at
Sales, Net Higher—„/
.
;
persons,
and
'
■
presently
offices
December,
for
v.l;
—
.
Net :sales
on
Oct.
1,
1963,
fund,
$760,000/; of dts -4%% -;
plus accrued interest/ and
has
called
for
redemption
on-' Oct^ l,t 1963;
of
the
sinking fund,
$910,000
of
its
514%
debentures
of
in
'
r.
real
powers/-■,!///•■•
employs
Brooklyn.-- The main
bank
called
1981
Commonwealth
"/;////.'
,■
for
-48 Oents
D
^ ^
/
Trpst Co.k New York, has been named trustee, registratv
paying agent for the company's 414% notes due Aug. 1, 1985,
name
Rockaway Parkway. The Rockaway Packway office was opened in
a
temporary trailer facility in June, 1962, and installed in its
permanent building in April, 1963.. r,
"
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'
The
1
,v,
^:...
$2.95
was
number
period ending June 30 increased over
period in 1962, amounting to $478,000 or V
share compared with $375,000 or 37 cents per share
last year./../-.
;/;■ /'*
v,,
/
/'.,■/'
The statement disclosed that net
sales for the first six months
,of 1963 were $18,455,000 as compared to the 1962 first-half
year
sales figure of
$19,199,000. Of the total improvement of $109,000,
non-recurring
tax-free
income
accounted
for
$76,000.—V.
197,
.'a
,
p.
Irving
and
was
adopted. In 1961 the bank was con¬
chartered commercial bank and renamed Central
provided.'
branch
'
.
same
1962.—V.
cents
income
Bank
officers.
are
has
89
of r; the ^sinking
operation
O
'
'
Yoijk, 140 Broadway, N. YV. 198,
'
to;"
was
.
and
" '
/.
v
share / /
per
the
,
—
-
flow
on
for
shares '
outstanding.
This rise
compares
favorably with the firm's • net
income during
the first six months of last year, which totaled
"$785,000 or 78 cents per share. /
■
\
,,
'
,
./;/ ..
The quarterly'Income statement
t6 stockholders reported that net
due
?
;•
•
Industrial
operation
Commercial
t.
cor¬
name
name
of
Crouse-Hinds Co.—Net
v
System, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Dealers*-Loan"
the
installment-loans,
located
f'
based
P'iJ
<•,>'
cents
common-stock
1962,
-1/
wholly-owned su.bof cordu¬
velvets, velveteens and other textile products.
Period
",. V' i
,
,..
Cash
year.
the
on
in
of the end of each year.—V.
as
•
87
or
in
Consolidated
-
estate loans'and-home
repair and modernization loans.
In addi¬
tion; through- its correspondent banks it/can offer other
specialized
services.
The
bank
does not
have
trust
Central
*
each
$1.73
/
,
profits
sidiary of Crompton Co., Inc., manufacturer
I
or
■/_
,v«; /•
...
.■
»'
.The
corporation has
called for
redemption
on
Oct.
1,
1963,
through operation. of the sinking fund, $760,000 of its 5% series I
•i
debentures,due 1982 at,100% plus accrued interest, -/.w"
;
Payment willl be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
New
serv&es/ Include personal and' commercial checking accounts and
savings accounts, Christmas; Club accounts, Commercial and indus-/<
trial loans,/brokers loans, personal .and
surance
'
end.;of
from
City,,, Crompton-Richmond
roys,
■'
income
$3,064,751,
and>also
conducts
a
general banking business and offers the
normally associated with'banks-of comparable size.; These
salaried
'X
»
debentures
through
•
Food
of
were
The business of the company is factoring and
:
the
.
firm
facilities
/.v /
Corp. of America
corporation
G
series
\-l*S !/'!%'■
commercial
a
State
in
changed,
Dealers
state
Bank. ■<-,■**
The
the
Food
a
In
Industrial
Industrial
into
Bank
of
incorporated
formed
Dealers
chahged
Law
Corp.
.
State
taxes
,
,
same
split.'
The / corporation
held of
•
BUSINESS—Central
&
stock
_
through
Net proceeds, will be used to increase capital funds.
The
> *
v,
ceries
record
«
the
the
/mercial financing. Its offices
were $1.77 per share.
This com¬
period last year, after adjustment to
These figures, however, are not directly
the
Columbia^ Gas
Aug. 23/
Rights will expire Sept. 12, 1963.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York, is the principal
income
(Jronipibh-RichmphdCo., ^ Inq,—Notes
:
—V. 198, p. 677.
Bank
(Brooklyn)—Rights < Offering
to Stockholders—The bank is
offering its stockhold¬
er the right to subscribe for an additional 71,313
capital shares at $18 per share, on the basis of one
share for
state
re- '
'i•'>;X"
-..
,'vately—On Aug. 30, the company completed the pri¬
vate sale of
$4,000,000 of its senior subordinated notes
due Aug. 1, 1978.
Goldman, Sachs &rCo., New York,
assisted in arranging the
financing.
f
outstanding,
in
^
State
reflected
revenues
Secondary Sold —On
Aug. 27, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offer¬
ing of 29,600 common shares and warrants for 43,375
shares were sold through Bear, Stearns. &
Co., New
York.
Proceeds ^ent
to
the
selling stocholders.
1
Central
under -the
shares
with $1.75
Colonial
:■>.
Phoenix
cal^,;serums
new
and
comparable because of the change in corporate and tax depreciation
made effective Jan. 1, 1962.
The company's operating revenues
during the second
quarter
amounted to
$38.0
million,
compared
with $35.3 million in the
second quarter of 1962.
Kilowatthour output was up 9.2%
for the
quarter compare^ to a year ago.—V. 198, 'p. 473.
"on-stream"
as
earnings
j..;./'':
both
Mr.
and
depreciation)
and
expense,
rates
laboratory research
control in the production of pharmaceuti¬
and other physiological products.
Phoenix just an¬
nounced the. first automatic analyzer for nucleic acids—the family
of
extremely
complex
chemicals
to
be
believed
the
very
basic
components of living organisms.—V. 198, p. 192. ? :
well
as
quarter
the
of
$1,224,889/
sales.
gas
'/
Cenco
sciences.
life
second
,
common
reflect
of. Phoenix
manufacturer
the
for
that
acquisition
merger,
;
>!'/'"!
Acquisition—
announced
according to
manufactures/instruments
for
and
866
'/
V
.
merger will be made for an exchange of stock.
The highly-scientific nature of the products of
makes
<>
946.
p.
•'
On, Aug. 27,r Ralph C.
Instruments entered into
veloper
*
issue.—V.
:
>."
.
,
'
industrial
to
quarter
generally higher level of business in Cleveland-Northeast Ohio and
,':>in the nation as a whole.
V"**; v;
Earnings for the 12 months ended June 30, 1963, on the 13,807,'-
outstanding-
an
pares
/■.//
Cenco
company's
for
America/ Inc.—New Control—-
Industries,
.
do
;
.
stockholders
15%
.
to
.
Consolidated net earnings in the second quarter of 1963
increased
over
the- same .quarter last year,; it was
reported today by
Louis Putze, President.
Net sales increased
11%
for the second
1963 quarter over the same period a year ago. .: / /
.
/ .1 v
Net-sales for the six months ended June
30, 1963, increased 11%
for a total of $30,243,539
compared with $27,150,144 in the first
half of 1962. Earnings for the first- six months
of 1963 were 10% '■
30,
.
plastics pipe, which has proven its ability
job in many applications.—V. 198, p. 472/'
i
its
1963.
Controls Co. of America—Net
Up 15%—
,
growth
June: 30,
?
1963, were
earnings figures
stock on May 2/ 1963.
electric
and
of
as
earnings and
1963, up 70%
.t.«
share
common
gas
cents
30
were
ended
ago..' Per
./■
1
substantial
4,752,880
annual/report ;to
ended
Federal
shares, outstanding
than
several
tax
com-'
.
indicate
for
common"
were
9.1%/ over' last/year.
anticipated business conditions in
Area.^ However,
in spite of the improved
Cincinnati
caused
per
a
new
electric
corporation, said that Celanese will operate the facilties
generating unit placed in service last/'December
a subsidiary known
caused increases in depreciation
as Yardley Co.
Yardley will continue
expense and net interest charges.
to function with present1
—V. 197, p. 816.
operating and selling arrangements and
/«■£:'■
with no changes
contemplated in key operating management and
personnel...
«•. '.>.■•■
/,.'■• ,/ V <♦.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—Earnings Up—
Ffcunded in 1941 by Frederick B. Hill, Yardley pioneered' in the
manufacture of plastics pipe, and now makes
The company has reported second
polyethylene, poly¬
quarter earnings of 44 cents
vinyl
chloride ' <PVC)'■ and
Iper common share, compaerd with 40 cents in the same period
acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene
(ABS
piping- and cellulose-acetate and polypropylene specialty products. /'-last/year.
.»•/--•; '■%'*!<.*
>••■.'-/,
•/
-/■
•//. .•>/
The
firm
also specializes in
v
the manufacture of plastic fittings,
Both figures give effect to the recent 2-for-l common stock
split
and
are
andY«&llS-its-products throughout the nation to more than 1,000
on
a
comparable accounting basis.
'
.T"
*
plumbing distributors and industrial accounts.
In
the company's quarterly review
v'v
to share ^owners,7 Elmer L.
Paul M. Thomas,- Vice-President,
Marketing, of Celanese Polymer
Lindseth, .Chairman, and Ralph M.
Besse,
President',
said
the
studies
4,731,170
the company's, net sales, rental and service
up
54%
from $41,034,009
in- 1962.; Net
provision
outstanding
for
subsidiary
cents
the
research
$1.91
1963,
'/"'V
through
market
•'.,$2.21
Per
■
> reported
William
H.
Zimmer,
share owners. Comparable earn¬
1962
both
second
and
24
were
months
year
better
conditions,
1963
to
of
12
a
that
the
even
weather
Higher
division
the
$1.34
Electric
&
of
dividends,
quarter
for
to
during
reilected
.business
.
second
Zimmer
■customers
Gas
quarter
quarterly letter
a
compared
reflect
.
Co./ said
its
fiscal-year
$0.10
;
99% ;from $1,542,622 in the previous year.
•'
share earnings
on
the
common
stock
were
75
up from 39 cents for 1962, based on the number
up
'J:-'"',
Electric Co.—Net Lower—
Cincinnati
second
Earnings
;$1.32
.
a
mailed
the
the year
afetr
31.5c
Data
on
$1.81
$0.03;
$63,111,401,?
/was
660,435 '
323,572
r~ ■■■':'>
H-.'
-
«,
&
preferred
President,-in
J./
Co.,
•?
earnings
share,
assets.
Celanese .Polymer
For
$7,397,509/
income
J.//'.;:"
■%
;1962
on
taxes
Control.
•
30.5c
1417.
•
...
_
Net
2353.
p.
197, p.
V.vPanies for the
multi-ipillion
dollar. _deaL includes
purchase of
Yardley's
pipe
and
fittings plants, both in
Columbus,
Ohio,
of
Federal
Cincinnati Gas
25%
of America—Acquisition—
President
before
'
$2.18
gains______.
Control Data Corp.—Net Up 99%—
'.7
$8,479,883
income
capital
year:..
operations—
From
474,783
9,068,314
v;f ..-Total
Common
shares?.? outstanding-.
V. 197, p. 2248.
of
plastics
Orr,
p"ti
sales
156,699
share
common
From
Outstanding
8,593,531;
.
10,477,170
per
Outstanding at end of
'.
8,918,967
10,320,471
gains—
/Total '/v—
Earnings
cop¬
■/■: ■■/: ;•
17,987,281
-
FINANCING
600,000 shs.
'21,752,955
11,275,785
•
From
approximately
PRESENT
519,772,712
operations
a
.,»■ :
563,115,446
!"!""
taxes
"J $
•
'
-
plastics
of
EFFECT
income-per-share
Yardley
P.
handling
of
■■■.
Net
whoelsale
million,
$120.1
197,
loss
of
William
capable
Washington,
property.
t
(
(no par)
income
showed
Of
other
for
smelter
income
Earnings:--
From
would
that, such?-
1009.
p.
Period Ended June 30—
—V.
is;./u'* /
million up
Aug. 27, the company announced the purchase
Co.,
one;
of
the
nation's
largest
producers
pipe .and fittings,? ;■'/
Tile
construction
.
net
a
Cm
and
GIVING
Net
ore
concentrate produced
payment of the copper
Tacoma,
company's
Net
.
Plastics
two
at
.
neat'the
or
;
Federal
should
of-copper
,
on
Chromalloy Corp.—Six Months' Report—
•
Celanese
exploration
mill
"/'■
...
$ales____/■__
"
Earnings before taxes"""!/™!!!"
from
V
?
*
Net
copper
smelter
a
nearest
located
miles
Authorized V
'Common stock
.
from the previous1
profit of $2,295,679
earnings of $4,195,410 for
25%
up
announce
sales,
for
full
year's
to
The
is
the
operated
shipment
therein.
Iron?
of
deposit
a
mill
Any
ten
about
construct
mined.
ore
and
concentrate
/yv/'/V/ //Net
for.the third quarter and year-to-date
tho. first nine months of .1963. Comparable figures, for 1962
a
third quarter net profit of
$407,464 and a nine month
$2,166,306.
:,./ .„/ ■'; f/-/. :.,
;,.// $,(.<:
For
Consolidated Foods Corp.r -Annual
Report—
;
:
T 1 7'v,'V
1963
1962
Year Ended June 30—
.
increased
enabled
prop-
30
of, deiays in: the; construction industry,-• first-half results
the strength traditionally noted in our- first-half
Continued
corporation's
further financing,/.; In'}; the; event
CAPITALIZATION
end. .of
(J. I.) Case Co.—Shows Nine Months' Profit—
year,
require
contained
net
to
the
process
per
Net
,
the
mineable
to
necessary
constructed
850
had
commercially
a
be
to
reflect
operations," Mr. Lucas said.—V. 197, p. 2353.
,
will
.require,
is
would
:
i
highs
corresponding-1962
period,
net
sales were
earnings were $170,065 or 35 cents a share,
capitalizations
.!/ v!.
.v../.;/
same
it
probably
possibility
equivalent
outstanding
.favorable, and
found,
mill
the
net
which
in
area
production of consequence is
corporation's property.. If
the results
property
record
company
$145,513,
general
had
is
.a/
June
The
be
Orders for-the third quarter are at the highest
rate in the
company's history, .George Lucas, Jr.; President, announced.
"For
the nine months, we look forward to financial results
equal to
those
found.
has
the
/\
(L. E.) Carpenter & Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
that
be
erty is located has been explored at intervals since about 1900,
primarily for gold, and some gold production has been realized.
| / There has not been any copper production in the area. No -mint¬
half :.of
ing of any sort has been done since 1939. * The-.nearest mine
v/-/./
.
$4,753,803
will
v
*
for
earnings
and
/u
from
up
sales
both
•
,
.
/
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(862)
'
.
/
_
be .made at the National Bank
Detroit.—V. 198, p. 473.
will
Payment
Woodward
of
Avenue,
1,
year earlier.
First
half
and
in sales for
32%
than
more
$38,561,472 for the same period a year ago.
Per
share
earnings after taxes increased
share in 1962.
Glekel, who
per
Mr.
earnings
!
$2.65
of
mented:
sales
predicted
has
the
for
share
per
,.....
..
"Considering the results thus far obtained and the expectations
a
satisfactory fourth quarter, we anticipate that fiscal 1963
set records in both sales and earnings."—V. 197, p. 2354.
for
will
Dixon Crucible Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
(Joseph)
$9,729,698,
compared with the previous record high sales of $9,515,199 in the
first half of
1962.
Net
profit stood at $291,438, or 91 cents a
share on the 320,000 shares outstanding on June 30. A net profit
of $284,886,
or 89
cents a share on the same share basis was
reported for the first six months last year. These results were
cited by Frank G. Atkinson, President and Chairman, in an interim
report to stockholders.—V. 198,
for
six
the
months
ended
June
30,
1963
were
pf. 193.
Eaton's
of
Dow Chemical
Co.—Reports Record Sales, Net—
The
company has reported record sales of $470.2 million and a
high in net income totaling $42.4 million for the six month#1
period ended June 30, 1963. The net amounted to $1.43 per share of
common stock outstanding.
For the same period of 1962, sales totaled $461.8 million and net
income $36.3 million, or $1.25 per share.
For
the three months
ended
June
30,
the company reported
sales
of
$246
million
share. For the
and
income
net
of
million,
$23.7
cents
80
or
period of 1962, sales were $239.8 million
and'net income $24 million, or 82 cents per share. Net income a
year ago included a profit of $1.7 million, or six cents per share,
on sale
of assets.—V. 198, p. 770.
per
Dresser
same
Industries,
Inc.—Nine
the first nine months of
For
fiscal
Months'
1963,
ended
Results—
July
31, Dresser
Industries, reports sales of $177,644,000; net earnings of $7,315,000
and per
share earnings of $1.59.
Comparable figures for 1962
were sales of $180,600,000;
earnings $6,429,000 and per share earn¬
ings'of $1.37.
'
I
In the Quarterly Letter to Shareholders, John Lawrence,' Chair¬
man, and F. G. Fabian, Jr., President, stated, "Excluding the de¬
valuation loss amounting to $0.22 reported last year, net earnings
for the three
quarters of 1963 about equaled earnings for the
•
three
same
quarters
1962."
of
Referring to. foreign business
the
U.
difficult
S:
many are
not
the
report states, "It is becoming
abroad for equipment made
France, Italy and Ger¬
providing their manufacturers with generbus credit terms
I incrfeasingly
in
..
The
available
obtain
to
orders
of England,
governments
to
Dresser
U.
S.-made
products.
Consequently,
more and more
foreign business is going to our licensees and to
our foreign competitors.
To reverse this trend, U. S. credit terms
must
be made competitive
with what is available in Europe."
—V. 197, p. 2249.
Drew Properties
The
nine
has
company
months
Elson,
on
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
gross
ended
May
of
revenues
it
1963,
31,
$2,586,000
for
announced
was
the
first
Norman
by
Cash
for
the
reported period were $1,871,000, resulting
in a balance of $715,000 for stockholder distributions,
mortgage
amortization, investments, and for use as working capital.
expenses
Distributions
mortgage
stockholders
to
indebtedness
for
the
reduced
was
period
were
and
$361,000,
$217,000.
by
Drew
Properties went public on Sept. 1, 1962 and
comparable figures are available.—V. 197, p. 1740.
therefore
no
If
the
merger
are
following
period Ended June 30—
Operating
1963
revenues;
Electric
Steam heating
Total operating
Operating expenses:
Operation
Maintenance
and
$57,339,115 $55,662,711
1,946,457
1,964,350
—._
revenues___
59,285,572
Eichler
57,627,061
20,870,957
3,745,095
(exclusive
of
automotive
coal
20,894,659
6,214,418
1,799,423
___
6,091,330
__
Taxes other than income taxes
3,734,418
;___
1,738,136
Income taxes:
Federal
State
8,989,400
——
Provision
for
—__________
deferred
income
sulting from amortization
sity
Net
Certificate
taxes
under
income
Income
and
137,500
42,540,425
16,745,147
787,900
41,445,599
16,181,462
106,785
20,513
16,851,932
16,201,975
3,405,268
3,415,268
—
________
on
—
discount,
premium
10.533
come
tax
to
construction
reduction
due
to
in
Total
145J56
investment
in-
credit
192,285
____
Dividends declared
on
after
on
p.
share
of
1,231,844
common
11,959,652
60
cents
a
Electronic
Instrument
gained exclusive rights to
distribute a line of Swiss-manufactured data processing and controL components in the U. S., Canada, and Mexico.
The
agreement was
announced jointly
by Harry R.
Ashley,
President of EICO, and Josef Mayr, President of Elma Electronic,
A. G., of M'onchaltorf, Switzerland.
The line, which will be sold
under
the
EICO-Elma
name,
will
be
introduced
at
the
1963
WESCON show beginning
August 20 in San Francisco.
will
newly
Co.,
has
created Digital Data and Control Division
market
the
Ashley
stated.—V.
197,
$522,775,
outstanding.
were
months
the
first
of
1962,
half
a 59%
increase. Sales
1963 against
$12,188,588
of
totaled
a
$12,943,768
year
434,557 common shares
over
the comparable 1962
share
on
in
Electronic Assistance Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.—
Electronic Assistance established all-tihie high sales and earnings
in
the
first
six
months
of
the
present fiscal year,
it
records
by
announced
Robert
the
six
in
any
records
for
Edwards,
months
for
than
prior
prior annual
any
President.1
over
the
and
year,
"
'
climbed
full
$5
\
*
;
million
earnings
period.
433,157
period
common
*1™^! for the first half
to $7,904,318 reported
a
year
of
mark,
exceeded
period
in
per
share
1962.
-
the
on
average
number
of
7
■■■
shares
of
45
cents,
also
a
high
mark
in
the
i
stock
outstanding (1,408,216) during the six months ended July 31,
to
history.—V. 197,
year
1963,
five-
company? s
Operating
revenues
Net
income
Net
income
1963
per
-V.
197,
p.
share___l_________
1947.
$0 864
earnings for the six months
net
This
19^3
ago.—V.
to
is
$1.20
an
earnings
shares
and
office
facilities
in
are
.
$41,/2
million
Pepperoni,
and
Oakland.
any
The
way
company
The
had
company
,
,
.
Nickel Mines Ltd.—Net Lower—
net
a
profit of $6,718,522
for
the
six month
ended June 30, 1963, H. J. Fraser, President said in a
to
shareholders.
Individual share earnings amounted to
,$i.3*9. ; Y'V'; Wr Y,','"-; "YY'": '' .V;
";■% Y;" Y-YYV
This
was
a
decline
from
the
company's
record
earnings
of
report
the
corresponding period in 1962. Per share earn¬
amounted to $2.19.
first
half-lyearly statement for Fdlconbridge
since completion of its ten year nickel stockpile contract with the
United States Government last year.
y
\
Y; Mr.
Fraser reported commercial deliveries of nickel to be the
highest in the company's history, with "an encouraging increase in
sales in North America."
,,Y
$10,527,109
for
that period
for
ings
"
marked
This
the
that
the
said
months,
ceding six
bridge.
results
first
months
six
had
been
a
of
the
the
for
matter
months
six
ended
the pre¬
as
for
Falcon-
'7
circumstances
special
1963, as well
of adjustment
period
""
"Under
■
recent years the financial
June 30, 1963 would have been
in
of
concern, but in light of the transition we are going
search for new markets, the results for the period
encouragement," he said.
7, The Falconbridge President forecast an improvement in the
company's earnings picture.—V. 195, p. 746.
a
through
offer
in our
much
Caster
Faultless
Clarence
for
to
the
B.
six
over
192,
Corp.—Net Up
Noelting,
months
President,
has
35%—
that
reported
net
sales
June
ended
30,
were
$5,363,550—up
1963,
the first half of 1962. Net income of $82,294 amounted
increase
35%
a
the
over
$60,917
the
for
like
period
of
1962.
208.
p.
This
Chicago-based fire
and casuaicy
company
has reported
substantial increases in Operational profits and gross premiums
written
for
months
8
cents
for
June
said
1963.
30,
operational
profits
1962
$2.20
in
the
comparable
period of
1962.
operational profits, which included a credit for equity
premiums, were $213,684, or 21 cents per share, as
Adjusted
in
ended
President,
$81,767, an increase of 66% over the $49,425
the
same
period of 1962.
Per share earnings were
the first half of 1963 as compared with 5 cents per
the
in
months
Goodman,
totaled
in
earned
six
the
S.
Gilbert
six
unearned
compared
half
with
$138,029,
14
or
cents
share,
per
during
1962.
of
$2,683,000
months
of
gross
reflected
1963
written
premiums
of
increase
an
the
during
23%
over
gross
the first
I
first six
premiums
wfitten in
the same preiod of 1962.
Fidelity General Insurance listed assets
at $6,726,970, up over 1962 year-end assets
p.
1116.
7
'
of June 30, 1963
of $5,961,018.—V. 197,
as
:
Report—«
to shareholders, Lawrence I.
Weisman, President, emphasized (1) A reduction in losses;
(2)
a reduction in
interest costs; and (3) determination to pursue the
condemnation
proceedings scheduled to resume Sept. 4 for the
fullest award
provided by law, including consequential damages
for high interest costs necessitated by
the City's refusal to pay
the customary partial award.
In
the
six
the
six
loss
net
similar
$19,593,069 $17,507,036
1,897,879
1,744,907
_.—___—,
the
construct
a
modern, automated plant covering about
ft. in the Oakland area. Giant presently employs about
people.—V. 198, p. 569.
For
____i
at
Jerkey,
period
a
Elizabethtown Gas Co.—Nine Months' Report
Period Ended June 30—
Beef
sq.
Falcon bridge
2354.
p.
is
volume
in
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc.—Six Mos.'
net
income for
the
six
nionths ended July 31
$636,000 on sales of approximately $5,000,000.
This com¬
with a loss Of $226,000 on sales of $1,101,200 reported for
same
is
past
Consolidated
the
sales
which
soon
160
:V;r
\
totaled
pares
Annual
of
products and distribution pattern do not in
with Fairmont's present snack operation.
The
Sales
75%
Giant
share
ago.
improvement in sales and earnings reflected, among other
things, a gain in regional print advertising which resulted in in¬
creased demand for plates.—V. 177, p. 723.
was
principally
for
snack
distributors
the other Western States.
Products
trade names of "Giant," "Hotsies,"
Fidelity General Insurance Co.—Net Up 66%—
increased
advertising and promotion resulting from
generally improved business conditions, sales and net earnings of
this
nation-wide
supplier of graphic arts services, increased in
the first six months of 1963 from those of the year earlier.
Net income for the first six months of 1963 of $495,037 or $1.10
a share rose from $308,327 or 69 cents a share in the
corresponding
six
and
Rinds.
80.0GO
Electrographic Corp.—Net Up 59%—
of
period
months
months
report
ended
$159,968,
a
year
less,"
Weisman
Mr.
Paramount
among
issued
30,
June
against
a
1963,
net
the
company
of
$818,348
loss
reported
for
the
ago.
"Management is of the
stances, these consolidated
$2.02
stated
these
opinion
that,
in
the
existing circum¬
income figures are relatively meaning¬
in the transit firm's report.
circumstances
are
proceedings
in
New
Supreme Court under which the company is claiming a total
$92,500,000 as the going business value of its Fifth Avenue
Coach, and Surface Transit bus systems, which were condemned
by the City of New York.
In addition, the company "offered proof
and will offer further proof of consequential damages," Mr. Weis¬
York
Esquire, Inc.—Shows Loss for Quarter—
1963,
per
share
increase
of
of
$409,939,
then outstanding.
wer* $8,694,514
197, p. 1837.
on
27%
or
95
compared
taxes
A.
was
L,
volume
operations
were
Revenues
equal
will
of EICO
2047.
p.
Mix."
about
—V.
$4,591,682
reported that net
1963>
"Scatter
and
level,
Bacon
control
Mr.
items,
snack
California
marketed under well known
are
components,
systems,
80,625
$0.14
an exchange of common stock, acquire
Company of Oakland, Calif.
Jerkey, Pepperoni, Bacon Rinds, and
Beef
other
several
92,600
$0.23
Co.—Acquisition—
Distributing
manufactures
throughout
173,225
150,500
inc.
.—
will, through
Giant
Giant
4.89%
Improved
company has
of
which feature plug-in modules for
the assembly of a wide variety of data collecting and production
control systems.
The EICO-Elma line affords the design engineer
broad design capability, from simple digital counters to complex
30,
a
y
279,095
taxes
on
;
Fairmont Foods
100%;
1962
$2,045,614
;,
128,595
state
____.
share
401.
per
Production
\
sub¬
1741.
p.
-7;
1963
and
:
The company
of
during the half
.
missile
and
197,
$2,434,918
—
Federal
___.
195, p.
He
EICO
before
income
Earnings
up
essing Field—
Talos
stations,
30—
June
______Y___;
income
on
conflict
share
common
NASA,
ground
programs.—V.
space
Provision for Federal and state taxes
Net
the
Etco Electronic Instrument Co.—Enters Data Proc¬
11,411,397
$o 906
stock-
Duriron Inc.—Net
Up 27%—
*
earned
for
television
and
of
522.
30,
of
preferred
_____
per
3,558,734
12,643,241
preferred stock
dividends
stock
197,
169,658
3,660,436
13,191,496
1,231,844
deductions
—
income
126,300
193,252
income
income
income
shareholders
satellites
satellite
aircraft
on
Ended
sales
Net
cumulative
Directors
of
detection
weather
Net
3,124
151,960
;_
Federal
Miscellaneous
Earned
10,460
32,124
charge
Charge equal to
cents
number
the
.
Fairmont Chemical Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period
share of Eaton com¬
transaction,
the
of
.
and a $382,000 gain on the sale of unim¬
Beckert projected that Fairchild Stratos opera¬
1963 will be profitable.
*
Mr.
year
work
and
from 45 cents a year earlier, stockholders
were
informed...V
-Y- -Y-''
■'The company's interim report, the first signed by Edward P.
Eichler as President,
announced a sales increase of 16%
and a
rise in net profit of 33%%
compared with the first six months
of 1962.
Sales totaled $9,834,786 and net income $284,139.
'
The financial statement for the period does not reflect comple¬
tion of four multi-family projects which will be included in sales
late this year or early next, share owners were advised.
Construc¬
tion is well under way on the 150-unit Eichler Laguna Apartment
House
in
San
Francisco's
Western Addition, the report stated;
construction has begun on
112 units at 999 Green Street, San
Francisco, and plans are in process for two additional multi-story
apartment buildings in San Francisco and San Mateo.
The company expects to open model homes in new developments
in Foster City in San Mateo, the Mills Estates in Burlingame and
Thousand
Oaks
in
Ventura
County,
the Report noted.—V. 197,
p.
1314.
amounted
______
interest
Interest
"Die
4%%
new
.
operations
meteroid
airframes,
share
common
a
operated profitably during the second quarter
for three-month period ending June 30
1963
of $15,502,000.
.
'
satellite
contract
Homes, Inc.—Net Up 331/3%—
Earnings
debt
expense—net
Other
—V.
of
receive
will
Towne
proposed
a
increase
to
ended June 30,
year
higher
•__
_____
long-term
Amortization of debt
Net
&
deductions:
Interest
Net
862,109
Neces¬
.___
income—net
Gross
7,337,047
.
1,058,632
•_
re¬
Total operating expenses
operating income
Other
Yale
three-fourths
proper¬
equipment)
craft,
14
Homes
per
net
totaled
products, including missile airframes and com¬
vehicles
and
space
research
projects
have
increasingly changed Fairchild Stratos from a traditional aircraft
manufacturer to a company penetrating more into aerospace busi¬
ness.
Current projects underway include
the F-27 turboprop air¬
The
Eichler
1963
-
'
taxes of
share for
aerospace
ponents,
to 19 and to elect five new Directors who
presently hold similar posts with Yale & Towne.
777'
Eaton is a major international producer of automotive, marine
and
industrial equipment and components.
Yale & Towne is a
major
international
producer
of
materials
handling and con¬
struction equipment, locks and other hardware products.—V. 198,
P- 569.
'I-.■..
from
of
$26
was
before
of 1962.
Earnings per
cents, compared with a loss
period of 1962.
Consolidated
sales
on
the
for
New
The
—
Depreciation
ties
1962
tions
plan is approved by shareholders, and other usual
met, it is contemplated that the transaction will
on
Oct.
31,
1963.
At an
adjourned meeting
asked
be
9
like
taxes
Y-
Stratos Corp.—Reports First Half Loss—
Stratos
proved land.
7
V;:Y';
subsidiary,
new
consummation
the
will
Eaton
the
half
Earnings
profits from
of
outstanding
the
of
consummated
be
Reflecting
Duquesne Light Co.—Six Months' Report-
outstanding shares
the
majority
—V.
conditions
months
were
for
before
net loss
a
.
stock.
The
President.
of
a
preferred shares will be convertible into one
mon
with1
This profit substantially offsets the loss: reported in the first
quarter of the year, so that the net loss for the six-month period
ending June 30, 1963 was reduced to $572,000 on sales of $28617,000.
Earnings for the comparable 1962 six-month period were
$1,520,000 on sales of $35,872,000.
,•
y
;
. *
J
Corporate Comptroller William Beckert indicated the sharp im¬
provement in the second quarter earnings resulted from improved
preferred share of Eaton, with a par value of $25 per
each outstanding share of Yale & Towne.
Two new
for
six
1963
first
$714,000
were
directors
its shareholders
and
one-fourth
of
Eaton
of
share,
income
7
1963.
'*•
the satisfaction of
to
convertible
of
cents
the
1963.
,
assets
for
Fairchild
,
of
of the two companies today
the managements of
both companies, of the foreign tax problems which had delayed
progress toward the consummation of the merger plan.
The merger plan provides that Eaton will form a new whollyowned subsidiary, proposed to be named Yale & Towne, Inc.,
or
some similar name,
which will acquire the assets and business of
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co., continue its operations under
the present management and maintain the trademarks and trade
names of Yale & Towne.
I
:
' Y
77
The
plan provides that in exchange for' the transfer of the
to
resolution,
the
company
new
holders of
Y777YyY,7,7*'
that action by
said
distribute
Sales
two-thirds
of
and
shares.
They
followed
?
holders
by
Towne
&
Eaton
$1.51
from
$1.95
to
of about $70,000,000 and
entire year of 1963, com¬
two
approved
Yale
^
,
28
Fairchild
27 in Cleveland and
the merger of
of shareholders
Shareholders of record
meeting on Aug.
their final approval to a plan for
and called special separate meetings
on
of 50%
increase
of
increase
an
half
of
that
$3,493.000—an increase
of 15% over sales of $3,028,000 for the like
period of 1962Y
•
"This improvement in our operations is
particularly significant
since the company's sales during the second half of
the, year are
historically, higher than in the first six months."
said
N
a'
Kafr, President.—V. 190, p. 971.
• 7„
.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
companies for Oct. 11, 1963.
Sept. 6, 1963 will be eligible to vote. y
The
separate meetings
of shareholders have , been called to
consider and take action on the merger plan and on other re¬
lated matters which will be described in proxy statements to be
mailed with notices of special meetings about Sept. 13 to share¬
holders of the respective companies, according to John C. Virden,
Chairman and President of Eaton, and Gordon Patterson, President
of Yale & Towne.
The merger plan and related matters must be
the
of
in net earnings
the
nine months ended July 31, 1963.
These were the highest earnings
and sales for any similar period in the company's history, Newton
Glekel, President, announced.
v
'77.Before tax earnings were $3,011,955 for the first three quarters
Of
1963
against $2,013,203 for the comparable period in 1962.
Net
sales
for
the
nine
months increased
to $50,979,175 from
taxes
reported an
has
company
separate
in
the first
for
first
sales
' .' '"7.
gave
businesses
the
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Net Up 50%; Sales 32%—
The
York
New
earnings
the
share
reported
months of
profit compares
Manufacturing Co. and Yale & Towne Manu¬
of Eaton
Co.
facturing
;~.
increased "to $300,870 from $8,908 in the
same period in
1962. These earnings were equal to 26 cents per
share on 1,179,206 common shares outstanding on June 30, 1963
and 1 cent per share on 1,135,500 common shares outstanding on
June 30, 1962.—V. 197, p. 1633.
■y-Yf
before
$91,133
197,
' >•'
company has
the .first six
$26,936 net
7 :
.
Eaton Manufacturing
Directors
refunds —V.
reinsurance
its
"
•••(-
mobile homes
$12,364,665 a
$13,190,850 in the first six months of 1962. Sales of
in the 1963 period were $15,826,249, up 28%
from
Executone, Inc.—Shows First Half Profit—
The
936 for
I The
to 16 cents a share,
was announced by
This compared to $31,505, or four
traditionally, receives
Y s
1946.
p.
June 30,
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
.
share for
a
company
earnings
and
.
President,
the same period last year.
;•
Whitehorn said that he expected earnings to continue to increase
in the second half, particularly
in the fourth quarter when the
cents
of Detroiter Mobile Homes, for the
1963 were substantially higher than in
the first half of 1962, Melvin J. Hutchinson, President, announced.
Gross sales
and reveneus totaled $16,521,079, a 25%
gain over
sales
•
Net Up
V
Whitehorn,
Victor
Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.—Sales Up 25%—,
Both
six months ended
Co. of New York
had earnings of $137,655, equal
month period ended June 30, it
six
the
for
\
—
,
The company
'
;
.
7,, *7-:
Sharply—:
1963,
its 47/a %
interest.
Detroit, 611
corporation has called for redemption on Oct.
through operation of the sinking fund, $2,000,000 of
first mortgage
bonds due 1970 at 100%
plus accrued
The
..in,,.
•
Eastern Life Insurance
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Steel
Detroit
.
.
the
by
first
fiscal
quarter,
ended
June
the company.
man
$4,540,809 were approximately the same as
the
reported for the year-earlier quarter. Net income after
a
loss of $33,497, against a loss of $54,130.
Blinder,
season
typically
for
announced
of
shows
for
a
President,
several
of
said
the
the
first
company's
the lowmajor "divisions and
quarter Sis
loss.
*>..
•*
:
See A. C. Nielsen Co.,
this issue.—V. 198,
p. 5.
H
...
Board
demnation
scheduled
of
Estimate
of
the
City
of
New York
has
approved
for the acquisition of the condemned properties. Con¬
proceedings were adjourned over the summer and are
to resume Sept. 4, 1963, Mr. Weisman reported.
During the summer, the City of New York, by urder of the Court,
its appraisals of the company's
real estate, properties.
appraisals total $10,791,000 for the two companies, approxi¬
mately 10%- higher than the assessed valuation of the properties,"
Mr. Weisman said.
However, he pointed out, the City's real estate
submitted
'
New Joint Affiliate—
said.
The
$18,000,000
"These
198
Volume
Number 6295
by Fifth
Weisman
Mr.
The net
these
appraisals fall far short of the $39,000,000 value placed upon
properties
and Financial Chronicle
v»JThe Commercial
;
to
Lines, Inc.> • ,7.:. *><•/
that, "only the^ courts. can determine
Coach
Avenue
reiterated
the
on
and
^'Uarter-was. equal after preferred dividends
last year's 38 cents a share, both
basis of the average number of common shares
this
share,
a
has
rate
reduced
been
8.95%
to
per
National
Franklin
first
of
the
expanding
operations, at
company's
Gar Wood
*
^
"
Net
The
of
of
begin
be
"
1963
'
«
1962
$25,722,768 $19;694,373
to
—V. .197)
I
2355.
p.
'
■
'
1
•
-
/
,
' i
Mr.
V
'
Firemen's ■ Fund " Insurance Co.—Six Mos.'~ Report—
—V.
Fireman's
consolidated
were
six months of . 1962.
and 'for Tb$ Ameri¬
Income
written in the first
Fund .-was- 6.5%)
2.5%.
can
In
\
first
the
<■
„
-
,
the
months
six
ratio
loss
to-64.7%- last year.; The expense " ratio was 35.8%,
redubtion' from'the' 38.4%"which prevailed; a • yearai ago.- 7.
:
The
Gillette
tax
it
months
the" 12
For
expense-ratio
ended
1963
30,
compared
102.0%
was
ratios
loss
June
ended
1962.
June,
higher
of
per
:-y;
/
p;
198,
of
.
•
"460,850
—
'7 1,661,534
outstanding
common
shares.:
2,038,173
:;:f: $0.51
shs.
com.
average
for
unit
American Transportation
The
share.
a
"For
look
fourth
better
Corp.
—
/*-'/*
,
,
,.
a
The
of
was'$27,327,000; *an: "increase 'Of 7.4%
Shareholders' equity per
as'-of
June'30,
1963 -was $39.50 compared
to $37,96 on
of
the
\
V
\
,
from
:
sents
All
Investors—Reports Record Earnings
the
trust
the
fiscal
'
increased
First
R.
Trustee and Secretary. t'7,;/'' //■,/
Courshon,
Mortgage
Investors
now
has
mortgage
84
536,639
I,9^b,i04
1,961,672
$0.70
corre-
sales
Net
for
months
nine
or
ended
year
June
like
number
of
D.
shares,
Mann,
a
1963
30
with
,
*7
June
on
income- * ;
net
be considerably
197, p. '2250.
expected
are
S'ZvSrS
7'-
,
and
7' •/
higher
to
year.—V.
■.;/ -7,
';;f ?'*•:/:,;-7u-
V-7,;i niV7>.su-i.vrp-.;.
' .'
.7-,
-
months
ended
Sales Higher; Net
—
30,
June
1963
were
$10,699,-
$1.11
a
year
stock out¬
equal to
common
share
were
7. v-;yy; .7//V- '
ago.
include
figures
Co., Inc.
'
which
of swim
responsible
were
goods.—V. 197,
Tire
earnings
in
substantial
a
"
Co.
„
Sales
—
5.6%;
Up
«
the second highest
months of 1963, E. J.
and
the highest sales
for the first six
history
decline in the
(
%
,
its
for
1315. '
p.
Rubber
&
achieved
company
Thomas,
$827,030,000,
of
increase
Net
a
ago.7 %
year
7/
a
p.
2151.
.
r
Corp.
Sales,
Net
Down
has
reported
This
net
increase
company.—V.
General
196,
p.
According
•
the
Urethane
opposed-to
p.
*
r
2250.
the
first
months
six
^/„/7 %/ ;:-.7 ;7;-77:: 7
;%7:M/
-77..-' '%■'77-7 '*.
for
'• •;~'«
••
.,vc;
of
■
1962.—V.
7:/v
force
in
•
%
'
'l'S."':-.7.7%''^
•
7;;
'•
7''>■'*
7/
v
distributor
and
graphic
of
.
share,
per
Tankel,
of 1962, Grafco had
sales of $1,275,100.
on
a
net
of $28,036,
/
7 :
;.
President,
This
United
Under
The
transaction
the
the
and
terms
new
of
the
rollers«will
Great American
-
.
arts
produced
Insurance
patent
Ben
and
of the
Tankel,
/ /:
rights
Z;;
the
and
cast
Grafco will pay U. S. Rubber
agreement,
be
supplies
Roller business
the
recently-developed
printing rollers.
7...f/yy/f.7/.
of the- rollers., 7-
sales
from
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of Grafco
Hackensack, N, J.—V. 196, p. 745.
tern
the
are
for
producing
cast polysulphide
knowledge
polyurethane
royalties
graphic
of
the Cast Printing
Company, it was announced by
77/ 7 7 ,77f ■ ;/77:-, - r77\.-:
in
Included
technical
distributor
and
acquired
Rubber
States
.President.
during the
:7/7%77;7-7.7r:r':
/
manufacturer
has
/%77'
during this period.
industry
arts
equipment,
year
•
>;
manufacturer
a
Acquisition—
/'
is. a- total of $200,000,000 by Dec. 31, adding "The sales pat¬
already evident gives considerable promise for the fulfillment
of
this 7 goal.-i This goal
is ; above and beyond any increase of
insurance: in
force
we
may
achieve ..via acquisitions or mergers.
-
,
graphic
.
^
::;*/■ i/vT. 7/777 7:^7
p,. 2047.
attributed the decline in earnings to the
long New York City newspaper strike in the early part of 1963
and
to the general slowdown in the economy which
affected the
first six months of 1963 Increased
by nearly. $15,000,000—or 12%—Daniel S. Winston, President an¬
nounced.
7r •
''7-7
'."■7 77 7.7/
...7 '.
.*• • •
/v.As of June 30; the 20-month old company (a wholly owned sub¬
sidiary of General Corp. of Ohio)
had in force- policies totaling
$14-2,800,000—regarded as a new company record, 7 *.
;.',77 '7
'
7 Winston observed that the Cleveland-based concern's goal for the
Insurance
up
comparable period
cents
16
Ben
197,
General Xife Insurance Co. of Ohio—6 Mos.' Report
7"
,
over
and
Industries,
the
For
•
';:'r
i-j-'
7/7
equipment and supplies/reported' net -profit of" $8,018, or-five
per share, for the six months ending June 30, .£963, on sales
$1,163,126.
.
■
•
-
or
Mr. Alfred Schoen, President, . net profit, and per
continued to be affected by the depressed price of
foam industry.
$148,689 was reported for 19o3 as
$209,650
18.5%'
of
1962,
197,
Grafco
of
to
earnings
number of
7- 7' 77.. \ yy.;,y 'yp7;
same
cents
company
share
$38,918,000^7
was
last year, an in¬
to $1.11 a share,
common shares in
arts
854.
In its interim report for the six-month period ended
June 30, announced an increase in sales to $7,598,415 over the $6,730,685 for the same period in 1962*
; » ,{,"7
r
The
equal
subsidiaries
v...S-v !•
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
Foam
period
were
Grafco Industries, Inc.—Net Down Sharply—
first
the
of 26%. 7:7/.>77
said that most of the drop
1962.—V.
Income from the sale was $1,035,213, or 15 cents a share.
amount, however, is excluded fi-om operating income for
half of 1963 and is being
treated as a special item by
/This
compares
of
quarter
..
the
the
1963
of
same
to
second quarter of 1963 were $22,285,000,
the $18,807,000 earned in the second
34% from the $16,633,000 net sales for
the first quarter of 1963.
' ! 'V7. '" 7 v
* 77
,
7 Earnings for the second quarter were equal to 63 cents per share
compared to 54 cents per share on the same number of shares in
sales of $16,010,339 for the first
to $33,868,256 for the same
compares
.
period.
the
earnings
■\
first
included in consolidated net in¬
come totaled $12,257,000, after provision of $13,000,000, for devalua¬
tion of- assets in foreign countries brought about by currency de¬
valuation.
Profits of foreign susbidiaries in the first six montns of
1962 totaled $9,415,000, after devaluation losses of $6,456,000.
Thomas
reported
second
quarter/ sales
totaled
$434,763,000,
against $412,165,000 In the 1962 second quarter, an increase of
5.5%, 'and an increase of 10.8% over the $392,267,000 sales in the
Miami-based community development firm also reported the
its utility facilities at Pompano Beach Highlands during the
sale of
for
months
six
for
half
7
y
amounted
half/; an
,•/7Z:>/7::;-/7-:'/ 'r/ :
1962
quarter of 1963.
Goodyear profits in the
income,
".7 The
,
99
foreign
1963
of
the
for
first
; v.;
1963.
of
cents
to
of
Profits
.
.
—
first
the
First
77 777
'!
half
first
.7'y7;7;.7;.
...
$34,648,000
12.3%.
the
for
$782,960,000
1962.
-
•
\
for
with
of
compared
$8,833,713,
were
5.6%.;
income
crease
sales
from
up
7:77/
announced.
Chairman,
Consolidated ^net
1962.' %
; '7'v,
/'7/7
7.:
7 7.777 :7.t'7i 7'- ;
after
provision
for
taxes,
in
the
1963 period
to $157,196, or two cents a sharepagainst $2,563,585, or
cents a share for the first half of 1962.'
'% ;7 77.7/ 7'7:'.V7,',:
38
decrease
President,
fiscal
Net 12.3%—
Partial
"
in
Net'
30,
in sales
and profits had been registered in the. third quarter ended June 30.
Net sales Jfor the
third quarter were $7,594,600\ as against $10,262,200, a decrease of 26%;'and net profit was $123,200,..equal
to seven cents per-share, as compared
with net-profit of $238,003,
equal to 14 cents per" share, in the third quarter a year ago.
>
Shipments -for-*- the third
quarter,. Mr. Mann> said, J were*- less
than
the comparable* period
last year due principally to reduced
activity in-high temperature alloys and somewhat , lower, volume of
armor piercing; projectiles;-Costs
on these,, projectiles remain higher
than
anticipated due to design changes', as previously reported.
—V. 197, p*. 19471"
/ "
Kenneth
>
1
;.
Glassco, President.- y7.7;
30, 1963 was $37,-7,.
326,880 common shares
B.
the
708,402 shares of
this year, earnings per
on
June
year.
sale
amounted
>
'■
197,
Development
company
period
with net sales of
$25,054,000 in the like ' nine ' months of fiscal
1962, a • decrease •
of 10.9%. c;/• 7 ;
777
-f77777;
Net
profit .for the.- nine, months, after
all charges including
preferred dividends and Federal income taxes of $534,500, amounted
to $481,600, equal to 28 cents per common share on the 1,625,914
shares
presently outstanding. T'his compares with net profits in
the like period: last, year of $640,800 after taxes of $724,300,., which
after preferred dividends-was equal to;38 cents' per share on the
$22,309,500. 'This
to
amounted
1963,
1963.—V.
30,
months
10.9%; Net 26%—•
fiscal
the
demand
.
1963, however, the sales out¬
profits for the year should
1962.
Backlog presently, stands at
fiscal
previous
six
Based
at
conditions,
reported that net Income for the first half
to
$133,428, or
14 cents per share.
This
with $89,007, or 9.3 cents,
the first half of 1963
June
The
.
six
/.
banking
:
..
the operations of United Wire Goods
which was acquired by Globe Rubber early
:7:J 7'77:';7v,/'7.7777'7:7:7777:'7:.t':r ± :.
Mr. Meyer told stockholders that profits of Globe Rubber In the
first half this year were adversely affected by unfavorable weather
this
an
spondents providing FMI with mortgage loans in 30 states com¬
pared to 22 correspondents in 18 states at the same time last year.
—V. 197, p. 2561.
V ff''. "
Firth Sterling, Inc.—Sales Down
has
Sharply—7
year.
and Jack
;
$9,976,000
Manulacturing
Up 49.9%— /
for
General
94% .in the first six months of the current
Mortgage .investments?, totaled $39,052,521 on July 31,
1963,.compared'-to $20,166:867.'six- months.previously.. The quarter
just' .ended:-was /the most, profitable three- months in FMI'S. oper¬
ating" .>* history: - Net/earnings -.amounted* to $227,803 or 20.5 cents
per share.
This compares with net income of $168,545 or 15 cents
per
share , reported.? in
the ^previous
quarter.
and with second
quarter income last year .of -$163,658' or 15 cents a share.
The
announcement was made: by Edmond. Fj/Dagnino, Managing Trustee
of
.
market
S.
anticipated
382.
p.
ended
share
ago,
.'v"*/'"
the
compared
The
-
trusty
estate
real
U.
Meyer,
ago.
$1.02
down 1.2%
last year's $8,942,241. -;The net income figure for 1963 repre,a
114.4% increase 6ver income for the'same, period in 1961.
per share figures
are based on 953,162 shares outstanding,
of
as
announced at
annual meeting of shareholders that total mortgage investments
Boston-based
this
of
Co.—Net
49.9%
rose
Sales
"
Trustees
in
frdm
up
Emanuel
of
Box
company
1963
compares
.
*,
the
in the corresponding Half" year" of 1962,';
President, announced.
Mr. Meyer said that net profits for the first six months of 1963 ;s
amounted
to
$722,000, against $787,000 in the similar period
a
000,
compared
share
,
198,
Robert
a
year
shipments
for
sales
Net
has called for redemption on Oct.
1, 1963,
the sinking fund, $1,250,000 of its 4.55%
corporation
operation
General
.
vC.;//'/;
the
meet
Globe Rubber Products Corp.
.
193.
for
Down— 7
trust certificates (series 59) due Oct. 1. 1981 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the United States
Trust Co. of New York, 45 Wall Street, N. Y.—-V. 198, p. 570. '
including an estimated equity in the unearned
amounted to $1.42 per share for the 12 months
period ending June- 30, 1963 compared. to< $1.46 per share for the
12'month period in 1962. p--;
* .
'
,
Consolidated net •: investment* income
for the 12
month period
p.-
by
of
quarter
'V/'-s
Adjusted earnings,
31, .1902.—V." 198,
to
months
cents
those
and
those
than
The
T
output
Blade/'—V.
nine
11
than
above
$295,000,
standing
•
$
Blades
Stainless
-.y77777;:; v?7.:v7 s/vsSSSsVs'*
y
■
.•
the
is
well
be
equipment
,
First Mortgage
\
'
through
premium'reserve,
Dec)
in
foreign planes becomes' available,'7 long-life .attributes of stainless
reported
the
to
Goodyear
Redemption—
months /
12
the
to complete the major por¬
October; Foreign markets
will
equal to 11 cents a share, but low shipments coupled'
with-rising engineering and development ^expenses during the last s
quarter of fiscal 1962 dropped profits for the year to nine cents
679.
General
in the winter months.
the combined loss and
101.5%' in
to
and Phillarge city
City
other
to
a
price
also
was
,
pattern
York
New
shipments
outstanding; For the nine months ended June 30/1962,
1962
1963
,
:
number
—v.
that* the - primary cause of the unsatisfactory
underwriting experience during the firs't- six months of the year
was
the frequency of severe tires on a wide range of properties.
He added that the influence-of
seasons
on -the
business produces
consistent
by
for
cents
.is continuing the trend toward higher profits lor
was
income
445, /equivalent
342,908,091 239,914,799
;29,994,658
26,914,660
provisions
Earnings
7/Mr.--Crafts'said
a
the
in
89
at
the 15-16 cent
; 7 v'- 77;77
tnan
market.
our
Stainless
company
'1963,
Net
Months' Report-
i-VV-'"
income_L——
Average
a
compared
priced
Gross,
Boone
Glasco Instrument, Co.-r-Earnimgs Report—
year
income——.
Net
68.5%
was
be
blade
the
steel
stainless
new
expect
in
Gillette
in
multi-million
a
fiscai
"
1
business
of
Total
...
consolidated
be
"We
its
September,
<
.
$3,197,000
$1.07
t
\
'*
Volume
,
premiums
$3,009,000
$1.00
profit
share
1021.
p.
period Ended June 30—
basis,, premiums written during the first six
$269,531,000, an increase of 4.9%
over the
increase: of. Fireman's
The
189,
net
General Acceptance Corp.—Six
reported that: more than .99.5%
of' the American shares have
been exchanged for Fireman's Fund, shares.
7.//77'77-;7://;;
1963
Estimated
Earnings-per
Fund Insurance, has
issued the. first interim report, to-shareholders since The American
Insurance Companies became
affiliated with Fireman's Fund, v He
consolidated
6f
•
.
of
of
combines-the
.
a
on
distribution
"All
.
On
experi¬
$4,-
sales
on
world-famous Gillette shaving edge, to provide ex¬
smoothness beginning* with
the- first snave," according
Gross.
the
for
■
months
per
will
said.
blade
being made
into
\
'
v
of
ex¬
recently completed $10 million blade manu¬
facturing plant adjacent to the main Boston factory group. This
new
facility* is equipped
with
the
most
efficient and
modern
production controls to assure consistent high quality as we move
,
Chairman
earnings
company
snare,
a
in
will
less
now
as-production
new
week
followed
be
Gross
nationwide
ceptional
are
:
vhas
Crafts,.
tne
wnen
distribution
Blade
blades
distribution
supplied
•"This
.
F.
cents
first
Stainless
areas,
Mr.
of
tion
.
James
year
nine
or
six—slightly
stainless
"Initial
acquired, majority/interest in . the National
Garrett Corp:—Net Up 7%; Sales 9%—
Mortgage & Investment Corp. of Washington, it was, announced
/Appea-Eing' before the '
Angeles' Society of FInanclai Analysts,
in a joint statement by-Maj. Gen. George Olmsted, USAR-(Ret'd),
Harrys H: Wetzel, President, .announced that preliminary operating
and
Joseph B. Schaaff, Presidents of the respective companies.
results indicated an increase of nearly 7%
in per share earnings
•-The purchase-/price* was' $95) per/common
share- and f 10, per
for the
company
during the fiscal year ended June 30,' 1963.
preferred share.- Financial General has agreed to make a similar
His
report disclosed record high consolidated sales of slightly
offer, to all stockholders of 'National Mortgage,
more
than - $225,000,000,
an
increase
of "almost
9%. over
the
The
corporation
which will hereafter• be
known as National
$206,000,000 recorded in fiscal 1962. Net profit after taxes will
Mortga'ge Corp.was founded in 1920. is engaged in the mortgageamount-ito
about
$5,450,000, or approximately $3.65 per share
banking business-and serves the Washington, D. C., < area as well
on
1,493,554 shares outstanding;
This is an improved figure over
as
nearby Maryland and Virginia" communities.
last year's $3.41
per share
adjusted for the 3%' stock dividend
Gen. Olmsted said the newly-acquired company, and Thomas J.>
paid-by the company June-28, 1963. Previous high consolidated
Fisher & Co. which was acquired by Financial General last No vera, - >
sales were $223,824,326 for fiscal' I960.—V. 197, p. 1741.
•' ■
ber, will together form the original subsidiary units of a mortgage
,
v;:v. '
r
' v;/V/ > '(■■■ '
banking holding company (to be wholly owned by. Financial GenGeco Mines Ltd.—Six Months' Report—^ /
era!)'.and will be'known as the Financial Mortgage Co. 7777/%»' '<*=■;
"We are happy to have this fine long-established firm join our
' Period Ended June 30—
/ '
'
1963
1962
' V
company,"' Gen; Olmsted ..said.
-> 7,/f
V'--. -v-v" .
r*
Tons
of ore milled—
628,271 %
638,905
;
"We are developing a/mortgage? banking holding company as
a
Estimated profit after" all
taxes but before'./:; :'\
major- activity of Financial General because it offers an attractive
provision for depreciation
and
deferred
''i -X; \^opportunity for" growth and •profit,- and can perform useful serv¬
development write-off
4
$4,621,000
$4,311,000
ices for the parent company's, other activities' in the banking, in¬
Provision for depreciation and deferred de¬
surance and financing
fields."—V.,198; p, 286.
» ' •
,N '
velopment write-off—'
•
1,612,000
1,114,000
company,
will
Gillette
other
delphia
areas,"
:.<■:^/-703;i35.V! 1;095^66.
outstanding_«/.i^_^i._«i.-.J..'1,146,184 i 1,146,184
profit
shares-
Common
Financial General Corp.—Acquisition—
The
in.
2378.
p.
company
dispenser
Industries^ Inc.—Nine dVIonths-. Report—,
July 31—>
Sales
* * /
,
fiscal
current
$73,788,
blade
during the
President; *• announced.
to
Period Ended
fixed
,
trend
steel/with the
by/the Court, management ^believes that
tli, Stti'dfcs- now being --htade. will, proVe <of substantial ultimate
value to ' the company,"—V. 198); p. »£|86.
properties has been
downward
a
Gillette Co.—To Launch New Stainless Steel Blade
The
an. ap¬
propriate time," the Report noted. //'While, it is unlikely, that any. /
definite
recommendations
will be made until the
value, of our
•
the
of
196,
razor
.
the-view
loss
a
793,545.—V.
.
"with
of
quarter
enced
Pri¬
Sell Debentures
Bank—To
of
He pointed
out
that earnings
in the final six months of the
ended last Dec. 31 dropped to $14,703, or two cents a share,
despite sales of $17,137,807.
This
trena
carried
over
into
the
the out¬
on
year
successful, reversal
year
vately—On Aug. 28, 1963, it was reported, and con¬
firmed by the bank, that Franklin National was nego¬
standing balance.
"Your .management will continue its efforts to
obtain a substantial interim payment on account of the condem-:tiating for the private sale of $30,000,000 of 25-year
nation award which; -if received,"will enable it to further, reduce
debentures.
M. A.
Schapiro & Co., New York, is
such interest costs," Mr. Weisman stated. •
;
' '
•
' ; ■
assisting the bank in arranging the financing.
//As a result of economies instituted by management, for the six
month period ended June 30,
1953 Westchester Street Transporta¬
The bank said ? that its capital funds were being
tion Co., Inc.," a
subsidiary, showed operating income of $24,000
increased in anticipation of a substantial rise in de¬
before provision for income taxes; he said."-" posits when it opens branches in New York City later
The Acquisitions Committee,' appointed by the company's direc¬
tors,
is continuing
to
look into possible business opportunities
this year.—V.198,5 p. 678. ' ;
interest
the
the
7
perienced during the hina months Immediately preceding tne quarter
just ended, Mr. Weisberg said'.*-;- *,
against
outstanding during-each period.
Referring to the achievement of its $1,000,000,000 annual sales
goal in the fiscal year ended April 27, 1963, Samuel Friedland,
chairman,* told
stockholders that
the management Is primarily
concerned
with
translating increased sales Into increased profits
and increased' returns * to shareholders.-—V; 198, p. ; 570.
to
sum
from, the
another,
In
in
income
cents
calculated
„•
which the companies are entitled
for damages,/•
taking."..- 7 ,"7%/-*7- 7,-7;////7/ 7 // 7 -'7 :■ /7/7;7..
development,,;-Mr./ Weisman. reported
that
Fifth
Avenue Coach Lines, has reduced .substantially the overall
interest ,
rate of
12%
per year on a short term $4,000,009 loan agreement 7
entered into in January,> 1963, -as a result of "the City's failure
to make the customary interim payment for condemned property."
To date, $2,250,000 of the $4,000,000 has been borrowed. . Under /
an
agreement modifying, the terms of the loan, as of July 15,.. 15)03
final
the
resulting
36
(863)
the Grafco
Industrie's,
at
by
Roller Co., a
it& plant in
Co.—Net Higher—
V*.
;
.
•
••"
Fiintkote Co.—Partial
•
The
of
414%
its
Oct.
through
will
the
Redemption— Y.-
%
■%
has' called,for redemption on Oct. 1. 1963, v$147,000
debentures due-Oct, 1. 1980 -(convertible Oct.il, 1960
company
made
be
Montreal
1,
at
1970)
the
Trust
at
100%- plus
Bankers- Trust
Co.,
16
N. Y., or at
London E. C. 2,
Wall: St.,
•;//%; .v77* ; V:-:
Debentures may be converted into common stock up to the close
of business on Sept. 30,
1963, at $45 principal amount of deben¬
tures for each share of common stock.—V. 198, p. 382,
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Sales
of
Sales
first
Food
quarter
of
Fair
Stores,
the
current
reached
fiscal
Up 4.13%-—
an
The
company's
sales
for
all-time
high level
Net
income
555,000,
for
compared
the
first* quarter
with $2,680,000
an7active
up
in
or
other
program
areas
of
the
during
Higher—
yvX-'/
30, were
of $25,136,348, it was an¬
/• •
*
/.This compares with $1,102,879, or 76 cents per share on sales of
$23,317,847 during the corresponding period of 1962.
Because of the improved performance during the second quarter
of this year,. earnings per share for the first six months
equaled
the 76 cents earned during the first half of 1962.—V. 197, p. 917.
Net
earnings
the
first
half
of 1963
$1,106,057 or 76 cents per share on sales
nounced by Mr. P. W. Smith, President.
ended June
to
Co.,
has
reported a
record
in
the first six months, of
Insurance
$79.58.—V.
197,
p.
1311.
7.:. ;7 '
,
in the
Giant Tiger
wholly owned susbidlary, American National
$98,834,557 ' in .pre¬
miums
written
1963, an increase of
$6,682,100 over the correspohding period of 1962.
At the same
time, net investnient income increased 6.8% , amounting to-$7,126,380.
Policyholders'
surplus reached a mid-year'..mark of $245,644,054 up $51,465,504 from last June 30. 7 During the same period
the companies reported a $12.53 increase in book value per share
The. company-and Its
Fire
Stores,-Inc.—Net, Sales Lower—,
Gulf
Utilities Co.—Partial
States
Redemption—
1, 1963, through
sfnking fund, $375,000 of its 4%% debentures
100.95% plus accrued intrest.; Payment will
be made at The American National Bank of Beaumont, The Ameri¬
can
Center, Beaumont, Texas, or the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 198, p. 767.
The
company
operation
due
Oct.
of
1,
has called for redemption on Oct.
the
1981
at
the
,
i
just 'set
Ohio
General Signal Corp.—Net Slightly
CZ
year.
twelve weeks ended July 20, 1963,
rose
to
$229,342,000,
a
new
high for such
a
period.- This is
4,13%: above the previous record high sales of $220,236,000 achieved
in the first 12 weeks of the preceding fiscal year.
i
7
have
either-in
accrued-vinterest; /Payment
Co.,
Leith' House, 22, Wood St.,
7%{--.7,:.
England.
of seeking acquisitions
country.
•
'v-f
"Our present search is focused on life companies only, with in¬
surance in force from $50,000,000 to $100,000,000;
We are placing
no geographic limitations on our search, however.';—V.
197, p. 2462.
We
in
this
year
the like
to
$2,-
year
ago.
amounted
quarter
a
this large discount department store chain,
20 cents a share for the three months ended
second second quarter of the company's fiscal
year, Louis W'eisberg, President, reported.-.. ..
• -I ■ '
,
7'
The second quarter results represent a sharp upturn in earnings
V
Net
-
totaled
June
earnings
$162,867
30,
1963,
.
of
Ilager, Inc.—Net Higher—
or
the
-
The
the
Fr^d
has
company
first
half
Hager,
of
the
,
;
:
reported a 34% increase
1963 fiscal year.
President
of
the
Bridgeport,
in net earnings for
Conn,
"
food company.
'•7/7
0,.
»aiwsw«ia^^
8
reported
(864)
The Commercial
net
earnings totaled $31,004 for the six month period
up
from $23,110 for the same period last year.
said
Hageri Inc. continued its policy of acquiring shares of its common stock on the open market
during the first,;
half
of
the
1963 fiscal year at
prices approximately 50%
below
June
ended
Mr."'
book-value
the
and
of
the
outstanding
1962.
which
to
stock
reducing
422,165
as
for
the
first
six
half
of
this
year
of
,
1962
division/to
new
a
microwave
packaging
v.
197,
frozen
Life
Hamilton
food
also
for
estab¬
company
residential
and
operated
Head1
.'
insurance
reported
total
to
equal
42
last
manufacturer
reported
total
of
";
the
of
revenues
and
net
nual
';'
'
leading
first
six
months
of
totaled
19613
was $146/459,• or 46'cents
per share on the basis of 315,530
outstanding July 31, 1963. Inland Homes'/ fiscal
ends on Jan.;~ 31.:/'f ■
'/'''--vf
■'.."Increased selling "expense
due
to expansion
of
sales
activity
larger'area; start-up
a
plant;:
at-our-
expenses
volume
second
the
Net
starts- of-, single-family
Administration and Veteran's Administra¬
arid, to/a lesser extent, increased materials prices
due' to'a'-lO-w'eek strike-in the plywood-and lulmber'
industry; -all
Federal
in
the'
to
reduction
in
earnings,"
E.
E.
Kurtz,
moving
forward ,.to
the
-
$100,000,000
stockholder's.,meeting/7.
//"Hamilton's
the
turn
from
of
28
Sources
sales
president,
Howell
projected
said.
at
/.//..///v
We
197,
Hammond
Organ
;'
Net
and W.
the
Provision
income
for
income
7,266,000
6,454,249
6,606,497
$3.14
"$3.22
.
Shares
share
r:
•
outstanding
♦Adjusted
.—V.
'
197;
1839;
p.
2,054,963,.
.
reflect
to
10%
stock-
dividend
in
/
made
at The
Cleveland Trust Co.;
Euclid
Z.
'.
/
1963
•;
in
New
income
«.'/
197,
2462.
p.-
'•
482,000
/V" ,.
-
063 1
to
Net
before^income
—V.
5,022,496
4,407,469
$1.03
$0.91
4,878,350
4,864,702
„
end
at
of
period--.
-2
-
9,595,459
1742.
p.
Howe
Period
Sound
Fund
the
income
Provrsion
before
for
Net
30—
■'
-
r
*
;
'
:
and
share
—V.
198,
1963
1962
,
will
small.
the
taxes/;„/r>^--„llta_/-taxes/_^l2C:/r.__u;^
income
1,305.520
/not
$0.43
-
679.
Pipe
Line
The
company has
the six-month
$6,064,000
There
Gustave
.
L.
provision
&
Levy,
elected
a
on
Board.—V.
the
,
Director
for
income
taxes
of
in
be
partner
President,
on
sales
predicted
of
$114
Sept, 30, J963. -This is equal
'•provision for dividends on preferred,
the
upon
in
market
of which
required
f
.
stock
million
year
States
'-
and
in
ago.
L9G2
he
per
share
Federal
taxes
Hupp
after
said.
•>
in"
—V.
No
Canada.—V.
198,
p.
Mr.
provision
Gearheart
divisions
in
the
287.
Aug. 26
the
operating assets
son.
;
.
'
'•
operating
•'
^
'
1953
c
.
and
of
the
agreement
♦ne?nghrm2iPh.nt^Kg
approval by the
;to
m"1
New
with
the
Waldrich
Co.
1363
420.000
E
firpt half
of
the
Clifton,
N.
J„
synthetic
Court
Cash
from
1962
-.
.
">
.,'-
-
-
earnings
compares
with
after
were
net
Josten's,
.earnings
the
first
Minje.,
21%
June
to
30-while
•
all-time peak.
Daniel
as
C.
compare
were
65
"
,
a
new
sales
record
30;
/
period
Chairman, said earnings
$1,423,000 during fiscal 1962.
were
on
2,658,296 shares outstanding,
outstanding shares
$31,342,000,
preceding
year,—V.
Mr.
the
197," p.
said,
2049.
duriiig
.
up
textile
of
approval.
This
1963,
institutional
new
highs
according
distributor
totalled
Per
in
sales
to
DanieF Kane,
and- earnings
foi'
the
President./
.
of
with
compares
cerits
/
months of
1963, net
share.
The comparable
./'
earned
in
earned''in
'
-
■
up
$2,005,000 /
/'///.'
net. income
to' $1.02* per/sritrre
cents
.
/•'/
-
and
year
share
'•'. -/■"','/■ ;/"
credit
was/$2,433,000;
this
50
per
///■' / :'../
,/
the first
the .second
' ' '/ '
income
'"'
was
$3,698,000,
-
.
first
■
suspend
the
Control
the
,
of " Jacob
V ?' /;
Kratter
Kratter
the
Corp.
has
the
of
be
such
a
of
Jacob
'-/%
jointly
now
an-i
expired and.
of the Jacob
that,the floatipg supply
a
proper market,
trie -New '/York LtocK
provide
.
of
Ruppert.
stock,
common
as
'
/•:"
Stock
Exchange has been advi:ed of
-feasibility of a possible merger between
has
delisting
may
fact
to
decision
Ruppert.
York
to
the
of
the
trading
companies and
to
view
insufficient
in
by
New
pertaining
plans
In
concur,
requested
Latrobe
/'
The
been
requested to defer any action with
the- shares
of
Jacob. Ruppert
until
of
further
developed. It is anticipated that
application will.be made for resumption
merger,
of
the
merged
corporation—V.
of
Co.—Sales Higher;
198,
as
of
683.
p.
period
$1,138,543,
or
1962.
of
Bit
to.
$1
net
over
1962.
per
sales
common,-
$16,698,761
per, common,
net
share,
share
.;.
.;
of
Consolidated
compared
for-
the
an
for
increase
the
cor¬
earnings-were. $961,to
first:
earnings, of
six
months
.
-
.
which
•
had
entlre-'
benefit
this
at
stage.'-—V.
197",
1783.
p.
of
their
J
/
w
Lawter
'
%
/
In
.
/
-'
amounts
/1863;
an
-1
for
$1,717,000,
197,
of
to
against $177,564
as
to
company's
on
36c" per
the company reported un¬
the' six-month ^period ended June
for
the same
487,755
period
a»vear
This
ago.
shares outstanding at June
30,
the previous year, adjusted
share: for
five-for-four
lllK
p.
•//'/:
shareholders,
$224,948* for
to 46ft per share
compared
the
V,
report
earnings
/30k- 1963,
fiscal
Cbemtoah, Inc.-—Net Up 26.7%?^.
interim
an
audited
reported
stock
%/*.
split
of
April
23,
1963.—
„
earnings
cents
Leesona
'
New
-
been1 charged at yeai^end are* now
being accrued
j'ear. There are also additional
costs,preparatory
operation, of, new facilities, but without the
the
tr» the
use
.
decline
previohsly
over
.
•
of
:
r/
in-consolidated net earnings .is a reflection in
part
/of the company's method of
providing for e«rtqin year-end costs',
according to a Ibint;state'r.cnt'4o the shareholders
by M. W. Sax-,
/, man,
Chairman, and J. E. Workman; President.
In/ this regard,
Mr. Saxman and Mr; Workman
said,-"Some of these costs
The
/
shareholders
to
$17,099,983,
than; $400,000
more
V
Net Down—
company
responding
428,
equal
'-'
of
Steel
announced, in-its slx-mcnths report
consolidated net sales amounted to
that
*-•
,
six
stock.
shares; is
trading in the shares
were
$26,288,000
Yonkers,
98%
\^;H/'/;//:-%'^:/:/^V',i;
to
Foreign
the
Reports
—
29 Jacob Ruppert and
that the tender offer of
two
part
in
Consolidated
-
Net
Common
v
—V.
'
.
sales
1963
and
for
taxes
other
income—
/_%!/
_/_"
Z_
,-/)i
;s
V
1L
T
6
"
9,982
$0.0l
822,220
.
•••/
o-.orr.c./-..:
33,978
*
822,220
-
,
•'•?/.
»
J
43.963
503,112
$0.61
_/_—
197, p. 2153.
■
$13,709,403
1,149.405
_/_l——/
per share/_^_:
'
shares
outstanding./
—
1962
$16,725,131
„_/_/__/lV_///—646.293
income
Earnings
of
net
before "taxes/
Provision
York,
months
Corp.—First Half Results—-.
Period Ended June 30—
/
,i .".i"
/'../
•
1763
of
special
of
1962
against 55
from
■'
of
quarter
and' 82
•
per
common
merger
'/ /
in
1
companies
studies
were
1963
share
1
based
non-recurring
192, p,, 1711.
quarter
first
This
Corp.
However,
>
Corp.—Sales Up 16%; Net 14%—7
food
second
the
year
outstanding
both
Income
had
the
Aug.
Exchange
originally
...
as
a
first: six
$1.52
Ruppert
■;
also-; hitting
before.-
year
Gainev
exclude
share.—V.
per
/ that Kratter Corp. presently owns
approximately 98%
1963
sales
has
r
Gainey,
to
amounts
in
19C2.
the
to
On
1963,/com¬
last yea/.
half of
19% ;
■
for
of this
nounced
time
firm,
high
increased
...
fiscal
1963.
7 cents
s/ock.
Ruppert—
earnings of
for the first"
domestic
same
school /specialties
•:
•
with
cents
2,587,296
the
"the/
for
$0.43
/'.////.%•''%-:-'/V/;/:/ ///•/''■
r' /; •"%
preferred' dividends,
respect
half
Inc.—Earnings Up 21,%—v' '/*/
climbed
ended
year
earnings
'--•/'•'••/'
'.. ,,-C
1963 Vvere
conversion
loss
of
$300,000.
of. last, year —V,.
197,-/p* -1949. -
ahead
latter
or
Kratter
-
:
of
exchange
8.5%
478,330
.
Last year's sales amounted to
$12,078,930.
$344,891 or 17 cents per share,
compared
year's record earnings of
$351,294, of 17 cents
..
15,101.000 shs.
same
first
460,COO
505,795"
figure for the-first half
of 1.962 was'
$3,725,000/or $1.51 per sliare/on slightly more shares
outstanding.
•
"
-1-■ /1 /
".// ~ j
/./,' ; .. •.."• -. * '
Koppers sales for the second, quarter amounted
to $77,201,000 in
%963, against $75,623,000 in the
corrcsoonding period last year.
Sales in the first half of
1963 were $141,675,000,
up
from $140,080,000 in the same period of
1962—V/197, p. 2251.
Outstanding
dlvidqnds
the
'
466,000
quariter/jusc coriipleted''was ecruivaierit
common
For
if
v""'/r
for
•
-
938,330
-
$0;45
thesecond quarcer of l'S62.'
f//'''
provision for payment of
equal
ag¬
$88,808,000. for the: second -quarter of
.->Earnings for the" second quarter were
second quarter earnings'bf
$4,6174000, an
net
previous
The
Income
quarter
/
foreign? subsidiaries were
$1,567,000, -against'
period in 1962,
Earnings per share of com¬
$1.63,. up from $1.49 for the 1962
period: This was'
5,980,775 sliares outstanding on June
up
/
amounted
quarter of
can-
Net Higher^:,:
1962.
/
':
^/._^__/__,.u/^_
'
Robi-
announced early this month; subject
Jersey
Court.
of
1962
$25,313,842
sharel/....^
per
After
of
FINANCING
-
the first- six months
for
/;/'^
,.
9.71,795
$1,265,000
for1 -the
same
Kaile-Miller
Superior
in
■/
feconbmic risks
or
PRESENT
$178,358,000
/•/
out¬
Ivoppers Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
Net
will/ offer
attainment
'Authorized
from
the
i.Thls.J>watonna,
%
of
^';/'/
$33,027,367
1420,''
$150,000.,
front
suc¬
compared With
increase of-0.6%
an
Sales
James
sales
United
-Inc.—Acquisition—
business
of
type
which
100,000.000 shs.
for
the
share.
a
v
TO
$1.76
-
be
•'•-."*?>•
EFFECT
/
V
$1.95
Klioiij Inc.—Reports Record- Sales—
%
Klion,- Inc., exclusive operators of the- Korvette
Furniture
has/reported record sales of $16,044,620 for the
L.
/with
company.
shares
growth
as
shareholder
sublect td.market
are
S2.70
$2.27
before.
Earnings
$3,069,000,after: provision, of $500,000 for
exchange conversion loss."
This,
sales
in-'
" i962
formally completed the purchase
had
Consolidated, foreign
on
Mills,
company
President; .announced.
T.he Purchase
;
-
808,2100
:
has reported that consolidate ! net uicade.
three-month period ended; June
30, 1963, was
share on the average numbsr of shares
per
year ended April 27,
of its
it" will
considered
pared with 5,982,424 shares
outstanding at the
.For the second
quarter of 1963 consolidated
>■
"1.000
Indian Head
///
1,220,000'
:
(II. L.).
the
increase of/3.4%
was
to
'
-
6,063,016 ' '.4,520.977
3,289,800". ,2/J76,0i:<i
—-S,773;-2i6 > ^144,977
:
Centers,
were
$2,330,000
to
P19 " V 2355T
On
.
1963.
for
$4,775,000,
year
^>"V'
/
on
197, p.
H,
■
Fund's
asset
value
and ' dividends
value of ' and
income
from
the
Fund's
Johnson—Sales,
the
1963
of
stock
.1962,
date
lftcome/i—$24,845,000 $22.097*000
operating income .
4.057.0QQ
3,$36,000
'
each
par/_/.
$89,351,000,
were
make-provision
"
Period Ended June 30—
Net
1
will
for
calculated, oh
against
period.
•
,/• -;idomestic -net earnings for—the first-half 'of
$9,740,000, or 9.3%
higher than net
record
a
mon
aproxithe. fiscal vear
Husky Oil Canada Ltd.—Six Months'
Report-^-
Gross
for
GIVING
(lb
Consolidated
were
half
million, for
to 70 cents
This-continued growth was attributed
creased sales and earnings of all
Hupp
j'-
;
a
adjusted
—V.
-
Investment
offering
however; that
generally
investments,
products firm
1962.-' '../v. 7''
of
earnings for the comparable 12-month
period, in 1962
..$3,785,000 after adjustments "to reflect
the
change of, fiscal
s from
Dec/ 30.to Sept. 30,
according .to Mr. Gearheart.
He stressed
that
pre-tax
earnings were 70%• higher this
The company's
pre-tax earnings will be
$6,375,000 in 1963
v
such
.
earnings
/
during
earnings
earnings
Net
$181,702,000, or 1.9% higher f.haft 1962, it was announced
Philip B. Hofmann, Chairman. The
surgical dressings arid medi¬
$824,000
net
stock,
Net
for, about $2
assurance,
are
record
a
by
cal
of
ended
f
no
that
Consolidated domestic- sales
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,' has been
of Hunt. Foods &
Industries, filling a vacancy
197, p. 1948..
;
•
/
Gearheart,
$4.4 million
Net
because/the
V Johnson &
after
Industries, Inc.—New Director—
H.
the
diversified
continuous
a
-..
Hupp Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
$3,785,COO>ih
taxes//
share/-/A_-l_/I_I__:_^/_'/s
2251.
'
-/ ;
/• ' /' /'
'
210
or
Earnings
'
2152,
;;
/
/!__•
Sales
,
higher percentage of their prbfits for
expansion,
assured
Common
were
and
p.
':
r
-19631962V-
■£.
Period Ended July 31—/
of
experienced
Offered—On
but/their
$8,908,000
mately
sale's
lag
•/ /
i~\
1962
$4,826,000
.
Don
open-end
period
net. earnings for the. corresponding period
Foods
but
the
•--'//
.
^
King's Department Stores, Inc.—Six
Months' Report
large
is
a
CAPITALIZATION
announced estimated net
earnings of $7,931,000
ended June 30,
1963, after provision for
and'after interest charges of
$761,000
•-
y":■'/:,%/ ';'s':v ■ //V-'':/1 %%%'■ /.'.'•
"//'/;
of
--.
/interest chargfes of $793,000 oii
long-term debt.—V.' 197,
Hunt
an
-'Investment'"program
iriherent
Co.—Net; Higher-—
,
after
Report—*.
-
ail
Muhson,
:
8V2%i
Companies
depend
/income taxes of $4;069,000
on
long-term debt, ;
i
up,
$1.20
on
D.
fraction
a
make
2152.
in
1,553,379
$0.36
\,A Estimated,
were
the
at
investments, both
for
continued
not
p.
1962
ahead
.
did
l97,
in
or
V
Craig
-
months
total
become
'
:<?■
share
a
with, 61
$1,602,000
a. single
security broad diversification with cdritiriuous man¬
agement by experienced investment"
counselors. /Every attempt
to
achieve these objectives will
be made,
1,597,648
1,294,896'
HUmble
v
six
in
reinvest
gressive
-
p.
vvere
and
therefore the investor should realize
that dividends
paid,
any, by, such companies are
usually small or/less frequent. *.
/
Invested Dollars .Fund will
attempt to provide a sound and
$55,570,599 $57,791,608
2.600.415
3,151,027
income
Per
$1.11
or
products,"
quafter.-h_V.
public
cessful.
Co.w-First Half Results
Ended Jttrie
.Sales
Net
"for
first
usually
.,*
1963
prevailing net asset value plus a maximum
of the
offering price...
1 f/";//;;/0 *•/
the Fund is to seek growth of
capital through
which, iri management's opinion, appear- to
possess
superior potential
for
growth'
short/or long-term.
Thus; in¬
vestments made by the Fund will be
selected
primarily on the
basis -of their capital
appreciation possibilities. / Such possibilities
exist in older; well-established
companies as well- as in ; srhall or
new,..lesser known companies,- and management
will seek oppor¬
tunities id realize
capital appreciation in companies both
116,141.949
stjare„_i
per
outstanding
197,
121,994,885
10,852,496
taxea___^__..
—
incoqte
.,
Shares
of
shares.
silverware'
sales charge of
The purpose
1962
2,954.670
the quarter,
This compares with $64,890, or
15ft
the /average' number
of: shares, outstanding for the
period* last year./On a- share
basis, the earnings for both
periods have been adjusted to reflect the
increase in issued capital
stock of the
company resulting from the five-for-four stock
split
paid July' 30, 1963.—V.
198, p. 6.
outstanding.
now
stock at- $-1.09 per share.
: .UNet proceeds will be used for
investment.'
the
*'
.-
jncome
Net
of
Thereafter'the Fund will make
$0.43;.
3,385.902,:
same
Fund, Headquartered, at 736 Mid¬
is
a
corporation organized
under
of Minnesota on March 3, 1961 and it
regis¬
tered under the Investment
Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end
diversified investment
company; Such registration" "does not, how¬
ever,
imply government supervision of investment
management, or
policy.
■
-i
•'/
Upon completion of the initial
public offering of its shares
447,000
.//d
'$0.35
'
$1,77
/. /;///./:///;//. /;
Sitares//L^^////////////^//%-;'
share__T^
share
per
investments
.Net-sales,
income
$1,487,000
compared
before
p.
standing
•
the
BUSINESS—Invested Doilars
Bank
Bldg., Minneapolis
1,035,750?
1,035,750
/
.,
•'• • i '
,
/-/—v.- .:' l-''\
Year Ended June 30—
Net
half
share
a
1,293,553/shares;
197,
$89,663,
land
Ileublin, .Inc.—Annual Report.
outstanding—
: /
/'
/
J. D, Adair,
President,
after taxes for the
the; laws of the State
•
4^89,000
5,603,000
95
Kent-Moorei Orgraniztilion,
Inc.—Net, Hi^heFr—
>.
mon
York,
929,OOJ
360,000
''share.:.//_./l__;/_ijw_i—a
Scares ,0Utstaiiding2^t/s:'_!i-ij/L-JLiu/i_./'/rX;'-rV.
cents
of
subsidiaries
the
V
Ninth.
1962
362,000
•__,/
-
per
Ended June 30—
and, other-income
per
income' per
Net
21, 1963, Fund Distributors; Inc., Minneapolis,
offered publicly 15,000,000 shares of the
Fund's com-.
$6,566,000
>
722.000.;
taxes.-.:,/Z_./__-.il/__/
income-..
■Earnings-:
■
Kennametal Inc.—Annual
—V.
Aug.
Report
-L
$7,639,000
earnings,;.-:
for
66
basis
first
number
of
President,
our
/v/;-'
;
Provision
to
the
the
Invested Dollars Fund, Inc.—Common
at East
Ave,
Henderson's; Portion-Paki Inc.—-Six Months'
Period Ended July 20—
Sales
tax
4
Taxes:-,
.
Before
equal
on
for
against
"Sales
Co.—Partial Redemption—
10,392,009 /./
Packaging; Associates—Net 'Up .;17%—•
Taxes
Inc., turned out better than predicted
•
1962.
St.,, Cleveland, or at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
140 Broadway, N. Y.—V;
196, p. 951.
'; %%% •/.'%////;
:
share
a
The' co'mpany- has called for redferh^tldh" orf 0d't 1; 1963.
through
operation' 61' the mandatory sinking
fund,, $350,000' of its: 20 year
5%
debentures due 1978 at 100%;
plus accrued interest;
Payment
be
stock
2049..
p.
:Ntiifiber Of
.'.V'//■ ■//, ,4"
///
-
Harshavv Chemical
will
sharei_^_L/_„_^_r.________._/:.$1
'
/
154,347,000
13,720,100-
•/6/728,000/■
6,9.2,000
Year
-
was,
earnings
equivalent
1,864,087
September,
income-^.™/—/_
$
gairi
Sales
pre-erred
this,
year
Net
Son,
report;
dividends,
6,835,000
taxes———
'• '
•
corir
subsidiary
Hutchinson &
cents'last
1962
13,289,249
Net
earnings
Earnings per
.;
f.;.///': ?
profits/after taxes were $876,000 against. $820,000 In
quarter of 1962.
After providing for payments of
"
$89,126,338
13,872,497
taxes/-//—/.
H.
April
second
1963
a-_/iz
before
619/
The
in
/../■
$88,509,590
—
Shipments
on
'
•
1932.-;
■'''■*
/
.
.
company for the second quarter of 1963 reported, that
solidated earnings; after taxes,
including the Canadian
Harris-Intertype Coitj:—Annual Report—
Year Ended June 30
197, p;
Inte^na^ibbal Silver Co.-^-Net IH^her-L-
Net
/
S
'
/
-
1953
192.446.00C
taxes
"th;ir
in rjet. incomq of
17% was reported by Keene
Packaging-for the six month
period which ended on June :30-,-1963.
./•/The/figures show sales of $2,128,000 and net income of
$162,000
for the first half of this
year—and sales of $1,728,000 and
profits
pf $133,000 for the same
period in 1962.
/ - •".//:'
Earnings for each of, the 35.C.000 shares
outstanding /mbvedf^pr
to 46 cents from 39
cents last yeart—V. 197,
p. 1635."» " -«
-
vvas''98;33^k«:l/''"'C
Co.—Net Higher—
/•//■%;•/'/:
out.
Associates
Prehiiiniis wrlfteft tOrdugh. the l2-monthr period ended June' 30
came
to $463,893,359—"lip iVom:. last • year's
comparable figure of
,
/
pointed
felt drRmaticaiiy
:2,562;/.-//:
"
Net income
operating-.ratio
v
:
V : t
For" the fji'st,- quarter epdtd jivne .30/ 1963,
fhft cohipahy reported*:
earnings after Federal and, state income taxes of $771,000 or
26 cents a share, against. $602,000 or 20, Cents a share for the
same
period lrigt year. The.company has 3.055.572 common shares
outstanding.—V. 197, p. 2355.
/•/
ad-.
suo-
Taxes" oii
iricomb^/A/_,_/-.___/-_i:___^l/_
Net income after
,taxes_u/^/l
at
net
to
be
p.
30—/'/.// %',/ ;!'!.■'///-' /= •••./'
\
Keene
A
measure" of claims arid" claims '/expense
darnecf premium arid other - expenses to written premium / stood
100.98% -, on Jrihe ,30.
Fdr the" same period last year/ lNA's,
$437,053.764.—V;
'.
he
to
•/
ur
period
...
should
197,
iXA's/pp^ating ratio (.the
new,
198., p„ 77 J.,>
million,
earnings
f,
net investment1 income stood at $38,167,382,
Com--'
parable figures fob 1962 were—$20,102 and
$35,627,533, respectively. /
;,//
the
and
this, year."—V.
shares of common
—V.
Ciii',74Y:;wiiile
now
annual:
our
expect .to, see. some. real business, from
.the- second half progresses," he added.—V.
-as
have k,
we
we, are
June
'\i ''
common
Aver,
$35,607,431
expansion; program;
which got. underway/athas: increased; the company's general agencies:
the; year
to. 40.
Mr.
goal
and
sales
of
sales-
Per
.
business
new
$87,*±2/
compared
comparable
.■
Net earnings
incdme;based/on-the^l2-month^erk)d-endedJune30rwas:/$27,147;-;:
635 down from
$1,465.-'
year
of
in The
JPrQvisipns; for/tjii.; S//j&i:fprbigri/taxes
-
$50,000,000
approximately/ $3
half
Earnings before
Housing
programs;
contributed
to
outstanding,
reported
in
total
our
Ended
V ' i,'
'•
.
-
.than
14%
Kayser-Roth Corp.—-Annual
Report—
/Year
'
recorded June 30; ,1962.
.•
/•% V. I i
compared/with, $801,756fof, Trie same period"jri" 1962^/'an* ; /, 1NA computes its interim report^ orr a 12?month basis becauseincrease of 821/3y .////'V'*:' '--A :
./;""
'%• /> -J i% strong?-* seasonal • infiuences which affect' insurance
underwriting
Ledger "assets/of: the/coriipahy/ai luiie 30, 1963, W'era $4:685,183
tend, to distort the company's underwriting statement at the midcompared with; $3,849,848 for the same' period" the previous' year,
year point. //%;■>/;::/''/
/?////; / • ' ■iA'l.-^
and $4,233,768 .reported for
the;-period ended Dec. 31/ 1962,
/.////'■
INA, as of June 30, had a statutory, underwriting loss of $11,•*At the halfway mark-of1 thecoffipany's?'calendar
more
shares
16%
over
$3,After-tax profits
up
ago.
rose
combined ;an¬
is
on
V
Ceaartown, Ga./
houses. financed?:
new
16%K: declihe- in
a.
under
489"
obtained
share
year
1963
incorrte
year.////,////
the
300,000
per
$3,933,534,
a
30,.
his
report
to
shareholders that these
achieved-with, little contribution from three
new
acquired < late in the period. "Since their
in
^
in
to
half
June
were
Net
.
Premium' income
first*
on
noted
impact
low-
$2,690,896.
said.;.-, /
premium income and ledger, assets,, ai' compared with
?■'./,'/ .-."-Vv,:/-.?'//
r
thp;
The" increase" iri revenues" resulted" from
operation
of
Inland'
Hp well, Presiderijt;. reported. v
Mortgage Corp.,' Mr; Kurtz said.—V.>.197/
1 Life, insurance in. force at the end of the six months amounted;
"
to
$152,977,769,; compai-ed with $63,783,908
at;; June
3d,
1962/%; Iiisiirancfe C o^ of N0rth Am erica—Net Low er—
business in force increased" $50,389,T96 over Dec. 31, 1962.
This-/
♦
;;
•aridbpriteci/ to'-alihost" /as^mucb business* as/the /compariy.dld<
aifj/
The/cdmpan^ has reported' tfikt under\vriting»-arid Investment
of last;,
...
amounted
the
cents
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
.
Kane
sidiaries
stock,
common
force,
"
.
ended
share
26
or
vances
$2,733,335
|irst' six, mpnth^.pf/19^,;; Valentinfe
'
in
months
per
year.
Mr.
•'"/ ■■ ■/
of
of its current fiscal year.
half of its previous fiscal year
first
period
.
.
share
per
cents
$76,586
revenues
cents
the
reported
six
the
29
''-v/;'.
'//v/;
half
first
the
over
in. life
has
$131,342,
home
tion
gains
Mr.
for
for
common?; shares
''-r
substantial
Miiis,
Sales
391,820
its present management
Robison said;—V. 198,
by
year
use.—
•//
in
Homes
of
the
In
cost
Insurance Co.' of NewYorL;— Six
resulted
be
1
:■
dishes
revblutionatyynew" type,
%/'/•■./•'-"
Report—
30,. 1963,
gourmet
The
a'
commercial
vV
income
and
and", lease
both
2250.' ;//
p,
MonthsJun6
sell
for
oven
Inaiah
..
Inland
this' year
period
homes,.k restaurants and institutions.
of
was
required because Waldrich was
•/:"■' "•■/'/I
'
continue to
Inland Homes Corp.—Net Lower—
totaled' $1,422,692■
earnings before taxes
were $80,964
this year as compared to $54,633.'-;
Hager
Incorporated
embarked
on
a
new
program
during: the
lished *'
771'.
p.
Financial Chronicle
week,
last
estate.
will
-
months 'of
like
a
given
an
division^ of
a
.'■■v.
,
Salts
for
by
Waldrich
the number of shares issued
compared to 501,590 on June 30,
as
"
against $1,469,914 for
first
was
owned
30
Hager
and
'_
i'. '.*
.-
;
Volume
Number
198
6295
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(865)
T "
Lehigh Portland
The
Oct.
made
.
1,
for
sinking
1979 at
Chase
$1,000,000
accrued
Manhattan
Bank,
Oct.
on
1.
This is an increase of over $155,000,000, a 40%
gain
$393,807,709 in sales reported for the previous fiscal year.
After-tax
earnings of
approximately $23,300,000 for the
year
N.- Y.-r—V.
Pine St.;
-v
Showed
On
The
of
it
26,
that-the
reported
was
Ami
Bon
A
Co.
Board
new
acquired
had
company
of
Directors,
John
With
officers
as
a
will
but
be
available
basis.
consulting
the
making
;y«In
directors
and
the
to
v
—V.
on
company
of
,/
the
factor In
will
of
products."
consumer
He
added
to
seek
other
grpwth,
planned,
{
field
and
that other acquisitions arq
continue
desirable
acquisitions
>
Mr.
made
slot: consideration, -
the
following
policy of
currentty under
>
certain
are
achieved under
statement:
"After
great
a
-
holders
terms
the
of
offer
197,
to
made
Bon
retire
$11.50
at
tenders
share, and
per
in
of
excess
reserved the
100,000
shares.
right
"We
to
to
have
Standard's
at
that
option
"We
cost.
anticipate
long-term financing
been worked out," Mr. Hogan stated.
Mr.
quality
for
the
of
as
products
goes-back to
continued,
"we had the
Hogan
at
interest
an
1968.
prices
pick up
have
purchase
to
Otherwise
the
from
sinking
balance
remainder
The
estimated
balance
the
"thus
greatly
enhancing the per-share
potential of Lestoil's common stock."—V. 198, p. 772.
will
be
of
Record
and
sales
July' 3l;| 1963,
store chain.-.
-
of
Harwood
.
-
Morris
•
the
President,
increase
an
period
same
by
for
this
of
year
a
reported
10%
ago.
-
the
be
St.,
bank
applied
the
six
Dallas
.
*•'
amounted ito
35
based
cents
with- 34-cents
compares
"We
fully
ended
organized
to
gas
gains in
year, .especially: since
volume-
fiscal
-'
greater '-during
goods
field,"
the
last
and
six
Levine
pointed
out.—V.
Its
in
197,
are
;.
note
Guilford
tion.
due
'87
35.000.000
,
($100
is 2%
Jr.,
President
of
gain
the
from
insurance
major
&
Smith
than
more
months
total
life
ment
'
ahead
are
insurance
of
—V.
one-half
and
one
sales
18.9%
197,
cf
force
in
last
over
times
six
the
first
quarter
1932
months
by
increased
by
six-month
year's
sales;
5.2%.
$57,706,000,
increase
and
White,
Inc.—■
Co.-,*
Halle
an
improve¬
E.
W.
$48,532,000.
C.
Lee
28.
new
Lark
Toms, President, announced that the com¬
cigarette, featuring the three-piece Keith filter
granules, is now being distributed nation¬
ally after having received excellent consumer acceptance in test
and introductory markets during the
past six months.
%
Lark is the first and only cigarette with a 3-niece filter consist¬
ing of two conventional outer filters of cellulose acetate and a
unique
inner
filter
of
activated
and : specialty-treated
charcoal
substance
widely
used
by science
Co.
.
.kets
convinces
us
cigarette
of
tinue
receive
Mr.
to
Toms
this
that
the
public
has
been
looking
,
for
filter
a
type,
and we feel confident that -Lark will con¬
enthusiastic consumer
reception wherever sold,"
said.
'7'::;,:;-V
>.'■
,
;
Partial Redemption—
:...
V,-•
The
•
due
the
at
of
on
the
at
1966
New
has called for redemption
sinking fund, $3,'750,000
plus accrued interest.
company
...operation
100%
Guaranty
Morgan
York.—V, 197,
p.
Trust
Co.
1316.
of
of
Oct, .1,, 1963„ through
its 2%% debentures
Payment
York
New
will
140
be
Broadway,
•*,:/
,
made
lighting
Net
,,
"cents
for
with
period
recorded
in
Inc.
Inc.
«fe
Co
800
.*
&
800
Co..*__
&
Inc.—__
Co..*
R.
800
800
&
B.
...
Co.
Bernet
Inc.
new
Elmer
year.—-V.
In'ci;
150
,r
"The
largest genera tcrs
F.
manufacturer
of
decorative
incandescent
on
watts
lamps, :has reported a 28%
increase in net
gain in sales for the first quarter ended June 30,
erator
able
three
the
$99,940*
months
425,000
or
shares
24 cents
ago..
$1,121,000
amounted
a
ojf
stock
share,
the
$128,250,
30
or
outstandings This
in
earned
•.
for
to
the equiva¬
•,
.
1963
quarter, as against
the corresponding three months last year.
$922,000
i',
the
than
two
electric
age, of
the
vide.'
for
the
President
by Long
John J.
%
.
to
Port
install
Jefferson
the
install
and
Since
operate
one
it
is
360,000
the
larger
"These
we
have
"During
earnings
results
reflect
experienced
a
since
continuation
1959,'!
Of
Arthur
the
past
five
years,
our
209%."—V. 198, p. 195.
the
L.
sales
steady
Addis,
President,
increased
...
..
140%-
trend
said.
and
•
Litton
much
the
generating
much
'
Litton
year
Industries
1962-1963,
sales'of
ended
July
more
31,
than
$550,000,000
were-announced
by
for
fiscal
Ash,
aCCoi'dihg to figures' released by President
the"T5UV altniversary of
year' also "marks
international
the
and
year
temporary
business
of
in
unit,"
greater
LILCO's
year
a
franchise
and
for
$56,758,058
$48,655,010
generator
will
Jue
the
period,
physical size
from
LILCO's
"This
that
"by
muffler
tion
of
Market
The
half
earnings
/■-
.
first
on
estimates
that
its
tax
bill
on
the
kilowatt
suffer
decline
a
to
plants
at
generally
has
outstanding
lower
in
industry¬
operations,"
two
our
anticipa¬
680.
p.
Preferred—
redemption
cumulative
of
growth."—V."-198,
prior
on
Sept.
preferred
dividends of $0.22
accrued
sales
111.—In
Harvey,
market
Redeem
for
muffler
exhaust system
costly consolidation
our
location
muffler
called
$1
in
and
one
in
same
'.
from $62,283,000 for the
attributing a large part
up
announced,
compounded,
out¬
the
on
•;
$58,147,000,
troublesome
shares
common
outstanding
V'c. t
Basket—To
per share plus
Marsh
The
of
&
McLennan
per
Inc.—Net
company has reported that net
ended
•
19,
stock
share.—V.
June
30,
$1,211,013
1963,
all
$17.50
at
198,
680.
p.
income for
the
;
-
three months
$1,266,213 compared with net income
comparable period
of 1962.
Earnings per
1963
was
the
for
Higher—
share
for
the
second
quarter
were
equal
compared to 46 cents for the 1962 second quarter.
Per
share earnings for both periods are computed
shares currently outstanding. \ •
common
pro¬
generat¬
.
Northport
ceive
Plant
whe»
electricity is produced will amount to tome $l,100.uuu.
tax rates, LILCO would pay the Northport School
$600,000 while the Town of Huntington would re¬
present
$500,000
"Each
from
year,"
Mr.
the
plant.
Tuohy
stated,
For
a
the
share,
Net
six
months,
income
to
before
for
and
the
$2,630,602.
was
$2,683,362,
tax
$5,349,602
income
net
with
compared
amounted
or
$1.03
a
48
2,593,787
•
comparable
$5,460,220.—V.
197,
equal
share,
six
p.
cents
to
on
a
•
to
$1.01
year
months
ago.
period
1532.
Meredith Publishing Co.—Net, Revenues Higher-—
Earnings
ended
of
population
and
June
million.
per
"the center
-
'
will
1,558,000
on
1,522,000
-ys.
were
decline
a
company
its
1963
Maremont
slowdown
a
based
' '/•■'
was
said,
large
gen¬
ability
of
the
"there will be little
185,000
year
comon share
from $1,823,000 or $1.12
forma basis in the first six months last
per
pro
a
were
30,
Mr.
volume
wide.
of
cents
on
year,'
for
the
of
he
considerably
kilowatt
has' reported
figures
at
last
1962
producing
said,
offices
previous
7';
,
a
ago.
the
the
for
Corp.—Net, Sales Lower—
81
or
The
Sales
■
electric
President
$1.28
or
jier "share
branch
*
,
to $1,159,861
,,
$113
or"
and
"
13.3%,
high
new
a
;help
Chicago.
rose
from $1;023;489
figures for both
,
standing
and
District' some
L.
p.
13.3%; Sales 16.7%—
.
Based
the
Roy
-1963,
mort¬
larger
ing unit installations. The number of personnel required to operate
the larger plant, about 60, is also comparable to the smaller plant's
staff," he added.
/
^
LILCO
Industries—Sales, Net Up Over 40%—
1,
seebnd
.
"Despite
new
the
■
1963;
establish
share earned
'date
■
difference
upward
sales
to
company
year.
kilowatt units" he continued, "this size¬
us
the opportunity of taking advant¬
that
196,
30,* 1963, compared with
197, p. '2251.
■
■
'%
$1,382,000
per
affords
significant savings
V\
*'
]
.J'
Oct.
on
bf its
' lob%v 'plus accrued
City Natibhal Bank
2079.
" 1 L ' \" %
after eight consecutive years of record high performance.
although 1963 profits may fall to $1.50 per share, current
expansion moves should result in a projected rebound to "the $3
level", in 1964,' Arnold H. Maremoiit; President, told the New York
Society of Security Analysts., One early sign of the upturn "he
cited was a 12%
rise in corporate order backlogs, as'of June 30,
froin $24,773,000 last year to $27,563,000 this
year. "
" % w.
Mr.
Maremont made the two-year forecast after reporting that
first half profits for the period ended June 30.
1963, declined to
10,000 barrels of oil per
*
-'
:
LILCO system,". Mr. Tuohy
level.
redemption
June
The
'
decisions to
kilowatt
180,000
growth
The
for
But,
unit*-was* based on a forecast that by 1967
"eleptricitiy will increase some 400,000 kilo¬
1,600,000
economical
more
oh
now
"'
J. V*.''
this year
100
some
185.000 kilowatt units at our
"are
Barrett' Plants.
generating
to
*•
239*:''; *
p.
sinking fund; $65,000
Milwaukee
Maremont
,v
burn
197,
150
&
operation is scheduled. for Spring of 1967.
The new generating unit will initially burn oil as' its fuel with
provisions allowing for th£ future conversion to coal.
The plant's
fuel
oil will be supplied by ocean-going tankers making
delivery
directly to the site.
The tankers will unload their liquid cargo
some
6,600 feet off shore through a 20-inch
submerged oil line
that will extend to the plaht's storage facilities:
It is. estimated
operations.
in
16.7%
ended
Actual
normal
called
This
the
of
share, Up
25o
Co.
;.
.
v,',7
had record net earnings arid Sales during the fiscal
Winter.
firm
250
Co._.__'
Co.,
&
L.
founding
rose
installed
ever
LILCO
$121,403,388 com¬
Of $35,137,998,
of
increase
an
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Houston, Texas,—y.
company
.
generating unit will
statement.—V.
has
Combined
250
.—
system.;
'
'
Construction of the plant
at the 250 acre Northport site will
begin in the Fall of 1964 provided necessary permits are obtained.
the
record
.....
of "the
common
250
b'
that
high
$86,265,390,
Terminal
Net earnings for
•>'
power
Vday during
this
operation
Service
250
"
"
the
major power plant equipped
LILCO
in
corporation
„
The
250
Long
the
all-tihie
of
'• %
yeai; ended Jtlne 30,
—
&
:
...
sales
of $257,779 dr"i34%'. All subsidiaries lof: the
company
wholly"bwllbd'. u.'Their 'bjieratihg ''iflgurcs have been con¬
now
250
I,
471.
by
1962
Manpower Inc.—Net Up
&
Co.
Marx
unit
19% ; Sales 41%— 7
has
cent. '
Houston,
250
*——....
&
161,878
per
reached' a* new
per
The
500
!.
Joyce
$0.14
161,878
gage
income; bonds "dated" Aug", T,"1957 at
interest. 'Payment will be made" at' the First
Co.,
Inc.-150
a
,
through
-
250
&
20,000
C 22,020
$0.20
1784.
Manchester
of
Underwood
Hugo
22,000
l
*
increase
are
;Co.,
Inc..j—250
Guerin & Turner,
Mosle
A.
54,874
taxes
earnings for the fiscal year ended June 29,
share, on «03,953 shares; against1 $1.04 per share
;bn 709,100 sharek,",;'Thg' increase of 20 cents per share,,
was announced by J. 'ft. Hyde/ Chairman.
:, f
to
41
an
&
Bodine
&
1962
$362,455
320,435
42,020
582.883
shares
$1.24
solidated
500
——-——
John
1963
$637,757
500
Co.
Richards
Hill
800
Co.
.
on
■
«
.
.
share
^
revealed, '.and
now
;n:
/.L *
Tne
nel; earnings of the company after taxes' for 1963 were
$1,0101968 against $753,129 ill 1962."Net eafrlihgs 'aftei' taxes showed
&
Thomas
v
plans for the construction of
largest . electric generating
Co., were announced
on
1962.
32,874
P.
1962
pared
plant, to be built north of the Village of NorthIsland Sound, will post $47Vs million, Mr., Tuohy
will
contain
a
generator
capable
of
producing
360,000 kilowatts of'electricity, twice as much as the largest unit
port
$2,216,143,
preferred divi¬
in
30—
Federal
company
of
Sales
500
Gardner—_
&
Hickman,
800
Corp
.
June
per
of
19%
oh
500
;
i
Co.___
McKelvy & Co.
•
Lighting
The
.
report
500
Schneider.
Tuohy.
the
of year
were
Crouter
Rotan,
Co.
.
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co,
Haven & Townsend,
800
p:
Ncrvhppr-t
..
and
22%
share
a
Sales
,
a
income
compared
lent
Angeles-based
fixtures
income and
*
.
800
—
customer" demand
Los
for
500
Inc.^,,
•;
-Co.
&
800
pointed out,
-
.
Lightcraft-General—Net Up 28 %—
This
The
V: De
1,000
the
Edward
->
1.000
80o
&
Corp.^w..
Co.,
for
197,
1963
Long Island Lighting Co.—Proposed New Plant—
.Island
•
,
were
for
share,
a
Malone & Hyde, Inc.—Net Up
-
.
Co;^.-^,=.$800
...'Baker, Watts & Co.._l-_.^,
Eppler,
Pressprich
Final
purify air.
to
Heavy
demand for the new brand has already, made it necessary for the
company to step up its production substantially at its factories .in
Durham, N. C., and Richmond, Va.
• v'; •*.
"The fine acceptance of Lark in the test and
introductory mara
—V.
14,552,090 shs.
Securities
Deane
800
Moseley
with
>
.
*
income
Number
12,687 shs.
Scribner
—800
Langley
.
.
granules,
Singer,
Dittmar
W.
;
charcoal
provision
cents
-----
Provision
Zach
August
activated
after
and
Net
.500
Co.
198.
$0.61
'
'
,
other expenses
Income before Federal taxes
'
Inc..
Reinholdt
&
Co.
&
626,801
.$0.69
.
Mack
Redemption—
sales
Cost
Rauscher,;; Pierce >• & Co.,
.V..
800
Higginson
—V.
The ^Illinois
,
,1,000
Inc.
&
&
Co., Inc.
Southwest
1.000
Co.
S.-
Shields
share
common
Ended
Nej;
•./'••
have" severally
&
-Union
Boettcher
&
R.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—New Cigarette DisNationally—
On
(
% 640,000
640,198
t
—j.—
Magic JFingers, Inc.—First Half Results—
5,000,000
First
1,000
.
Co
,
Da in
Dallas
Co.—1.000
&
Hutton
F.
M.
J.
•
Stieglitz
&
.
V-
Dominiek——
Hallgarten
tributed
with
*
the
Net, income
••
Childs- Securities
...
1,000
F.
pany's
*
Rhoades MacBride,
in the interim
Period
-Amount
..(000's Omitted!.
G„ H. Walker
Jackson
&
Goodbody
addition,
of
X:
.
1.500
Rhoades
&
In
i,
.
i,v„,.
1,500
Co.
Estabrook
,1,266,801
;t
The corporation has called for
redemption
on
Oct.
1,
1963,
.through operation of the sinking fund, 2,400 shares of its 5V4%
cumulative preferred stocks at $50 per share plus accrued dividends
of $0,656 per share.—V. 197, p. 2153.
the
or
;
1,500
Corp.
&:Co
&
&
22,251,ill
1,314,198
<
the
Partial
15,
pro¬
and
35,000,000
: \
below
named
..Amount
—
Dodge
Drexel
22,743,445
.
,
Webster
Dortiinick
1962
$23,517,912
^
.
because of the devaluation of
the Canadian dollar,
and in 1963
heavy amortization charges at | the new Hagerstown, Md., plant
are
equivalent to 33 cents per common share."
:-
the following respective
debentures;'
' ",
1,000
Weld
Witter
Clark,
2153.
p.
Loeb,
Webber,
&
Dean
six
,
Sept.
company
new
Brothers
Securities
corpora¬
operations for the first six
This earnings record
to" $4,184,834.
the previous
than
more
that
amounted
year
the
Co.
Stone
■
674,000
per
for
over,
26,625,000
12,687 shs.
purchasers
from
Stanlqy ,i&
M.
-.i.,
■
■
,
Chairman and President, told stock¬
that the earnings figures for the
respective quarters are not strictly comparable. He explained that
"in 1962 a downward adjustment of 23 cents
per share is required
% "'.••b.--- r.; •'
:.
(,000's Omitted) %
-
\,<fc .Curtis
year's all-time high of $4,101,254.
The six
months net operating gain
of 66C per share, he said,
compares with the record 65c per sharp for the same period
last
year on the basis of the 6.300,000 shares presently outstanding.
The company's total sales during the second
quarter of 1963 are
-
•
this
-
• -..
,
holders
83,600,000
,
.
16,000,000 shs*-
purchase
;
Paine,
yr
stock
par)
amounts"of"'trie
Lehman
Report—
1963
,
six-month period this* year, totaled $155,109,000, up
$132,221,000..recorded in the comparable period of
1962.
Six months' earnings .totaled
$3,547,324,, or $1.28 per common share, against $3,447,250,.or $1.24 per
share, in 1962.
;
Outstanding
" '
preferred
Sniiih,—Barney & Co
Glare, Forgan & C0._,
1963.
stockholders
of
"
against $2,061,681,..or 74
Sales
•
to
Morgan
r" "
.
"■
sinking fund debs,
bank loans^—
due
■
:
Months'
"••.•;'
1840.
cents
80
17%-
g
30,000.000
:
,
&
Dudley,
told
months
Inc.—Six
income
dends,
TCj> PRESENT FINANCING
:X'.....
•
;
Carl
months'of
•
company has reported that sales for the second quarter1, of
climbed 17%
over
the same period in 1962, reaching $82,-
C.
March
due
'
110.000,000
Fenner
Sales Higher—
first six
EFFECT
First.! Boston Corp.
$2,750
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.—...1,500
Merrill Lynch,. Pierce,.
1
retail: soft
.
2153.
p.
■
.
.
j.;
generally
T''
1-7". "
iyThe
■/'. tThe company has reported continued increases in sales, earnings
and total life insurance in force in its report to stockholders for
'the
200,325
''*$0.30
•
compared with $70,231,000 a year ago.
Earnings for the quarter ended Thine 30,>1963,
or
.
construction
Authorized
Kidder,. Pea body •&
.'
$5,279,881
The
900,000 customers in
office is at 301 South
'82
principal
the
j. the
.
goods sold:
197. p.
1963
in
head
■.
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
_
-1962
281,000,
"
.
•'.'%•
•
This
of
months
earnings
this, ^ latter /six-month., period
Mr.
'
•
,Mack Trucks, Inc.—Sales Up 17%—
;
approximately
Oklahoma.
GIVING
"
convertible
agreed
'•
C:'
on
681,757 shares outstanding.
share last-- year,....r%....
per
2153.
p.
income—
——V.
1909, owns and operates
transmission' lines," gathering "lines,
Common stock ( $10
^
hit an all-time high: of
the $14,474,153
registered
i
further
expect
per
Net.income per share
.
$15,000,000,
1977—*
cumulative
months
1963
due
Va %
4.84%
junior -department'
the
sinking fund debs,
45/e%
:
.
also increased,
reaching- $239;664, up from the $230,950
the. corresponding six months last. year.
Earnings per share
'
Net
redeem¬
beginning
amount.
borrowings
to
Dallas. '
Long-Term debt: "
3 Vz %' instalment
Profits
-Olbr
1963
;, General. administrative and selling, exps.,
Net income before Federal income taxes__—,
'
not
are
and,
approximately
working capital.
to
and
■;
4
v
100%;
principal
J*;. f,.:.
i,;
.
sales
over
:
sales7.il——i—_______$24,057,643
Federal
gasoline plants, distribution systems and re¬
through and by
which
it
presently transports
CAPITALIZATION
'%•
Levine,
$15,858,653,
in
earnings
announced
doubling.
.? * "\ "X/
J.
—284,286
X'
$0.43
McGregor Doniger
Cost of
of less than 4.375% prior
redeemable at regular redemp¬
require
natural
Texas
-v.-:
Sales, Earningss—
improved
were
•/
"
Period Ended June 30—
company
at
Star Gas,
natural
gas
properties
portions
v
debentures
new
long-term
will
to
added
distributes
and
43/4%
Inc.—Record
than
more
2050.
p.
stations,
compressor
lated
earning
.
Levine's,
V
won
they are
104.38%
to
fund
BUSINESS—Lone
large
a
cost
ranging
interconnected
to
was
FEATURES—The
1965.
of stock from Tel-A-Sign, Inc.
This, coupled with open mar¬
purchases, our successful tender offer, and the agreement re¬
lating to management-held
stock,
resulted.,In our owning
over
60% of the. common stock of the company."
Mr, Hogan indicated that, while long-term financing had not yet
been completed, he expected the largest part of the purchase to'be
debt,
197,
Net
•
ket
by
197,
$7,064,296
income
—V.
Co.—Debentures ,Offered—On Aug.
block
financed
begins operations in 1967,"
'will raise
LILCO's
electric
,
Net
itf..
\
f
1968, for
arrangements
opportunity
' /-i.f-r
.
gram,
strength of the consumer brand
1886.- About three weeks ago, Mr.
which
franchise
Gas
$5,000,000
the
and
Year Ended June 30—
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be used" to pay $5,000,000 of shortterm bank borrowings and to
prepay without premium the existing
:
.
.
indicated that Lestoil had been studying the Bon Ami
several years and had long been impressed with
the
Hogan
situation
soon
as
will
Lestoil
that
Since
•
kilowatts,
1957."—V.
Net. income
minimum of 71% of the issue prior to matur¬
a
Sept. 1,
1,
shares,",Mr. Hogan stated, "and we
will decide by September 20 whether or not to accept all or part
of the excess shares."
Mr. Hogan reiterated that, while the shares
have been purchased jointly by Standard and Lestoil,' Lestoil has
a
one-year option to purchase all of Standard's interest in Bon
Ami
Star
REDEMPTION
100,000
over
2153.
p.
ity.
stock¬
Ami
tion
Ami
it
kilowatts
1.854.000
Sales
sinking fund, which commences Sept. 1,
1968, will be sufficient to retire $1,250,000 principal
amount of debentures annually and is calculated to
shares
Bon
to..
eastward.
.Lundy Electronics & Systems, Inc.—Annual Report
.
An annual
able
of
When
360,000
capability in
a
Blyth & Co., jointly, 99.353, and Halsey, Stuart
Co., 99.133.
Xb.%■ A:'
&
I,
accept or reject
already received
in
and
1963.
On that date, Lestoil and Standard In¬
ternational. Corp., Anaover, Mass., made a firm offer to buy 100,000
Aug.
on
requirement.
"its
capability
LILCO's
from groups managed by Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
our
the
this
concluded
farther
moves
,
We are happy to tender our stock and we
it will result in a continuation of the progress
with
accordance
he
•
management."
Mr. Hogan announced that Lestoil now owns about 60%' of the
outstanding stock of Bon Ami. He indicated that Lestoil's holdings
reached this figure with the signing of an agreement whereby most
of the stock held by the previous management has been tendered
in
fills
Plant
Nassau-Suffolk
system
by the First Boston
group at competitive sale Aug, 27, on its bid of 99.38%
deal
which named the 4%% coupon.
'
5
best
the :,;%v Other bids for the debentures, also as 4%s, came
we, have
that
figures
Award of the issue
.
marketing.,
consumer
•
$16,-
"I
decided that 1 it would be. in the-:
interests of the company and its stockholders to, work with
Lestoil people in a constructive manner.
We feel that the Lestoil
offer was a fair one and many of Our shareholders accepted that
offer.
Mr. Hogan
and .his group have impressed us with
their
business acumen and their ability to do a sound job in the field, of
V,
to
basis
The First Boston Corp., New York, as manager
of an underwriting syndicate, announced the public
offering of $35,000,000 Lone Star Gas -4 % % sinking
fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1988, at 100% and ac¬
crued interest to yield 4.375% to maturity.
its
'
Weesner
the
announced
Lone
"Lestoil
that
in
'..study."
-
share
per
a
28,
significant achievement since the introduction of Lestoil itself. It
gives us a, tremendous opportunity to substantiality.:Increase our
earnings potential and it makes Lestoil Products an .important
■
on
for
.
Mr,
two: companies——Lestoil
sales
43 %, as compared
fiscal year.
•
or
1961-1962
computed
|
Hogan pointed out that the
Ami—represent; combined annual
approximately $3,000,000. ."This is," he stated, "our most
announcement,
and Bon
the
speech before the; Los An¬
geles Society: of Financial Analysts and said Litton's sales -cur¬
rently are running at an annual rate .in excess of. $600,000,000."
Sr.; as Chairman, has been elected and Lestoil President
Daniel E. Hogan has been named President of Bon Ami.
Chairman
R. Paul Weesner and President Ralph A, Schwaikert have resigned
•
$7,000,000,
earnings
demand
,
Ash
Mr.
Bolten,
A
of
earnings-for
estimated
for. the
10,145,217 common shares outstanding at year-end amount to $2.29,
a
gain of 40%
as
compared to $1.64 for the prior fiscal year.
Last
year's earnings have been adjusted
for the 2%%' common
stock dividend paid in December
1962, and for the August 1962
2-for-l stock split.
,V'V.;
August
increase
an
in
315.952
196,
Lestoil Products Inc.—Acquires Control of Bon Ami
control
LILCO's Port Jefferson Plant cannot be further
expanded,- it was
imperative that a new major power station be developed in prox¬
imity to this growing electric demand in Suffolk.
The Northport
:
4%%
debentures
Payment will be
its
of
interest,
80
electric
from the
through
1963,
.
President.
Co.—Partial Redemption
redemption
fund,
plus
100%
at The
952,
p.
the
of
operation
due
v
Cement
ialled
has
company
9 ;
share,
fiscal
and
an
year.—V.
both
revenue
30.
1963,
Earnings
increase
198,
p.
increased
hit an
period rose
revenue
as
during
the
of
772.
10
cents
per
during
the
fiscal
year
all-time high of $71.2
to $2,232,000, or $1.68
share
over
the
previous
.10
(806)
.
however,
reported record sales and earnings for the
second quarter and first six months of
the year ended June 30,
surpasing the previous highs established in 1962.
Second quarter
revenues for the 209-year-old company rose to
lias
company
as"'a
economy
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Rev:, Net Higher
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
wh6re:'
is
reductions in**operating costs,
and as' these measures become
Significant
made,
been
recently
have
v
the
the
year
against
$20,169,275 in
months
three
1962.
increased
to
earnings
Net
six
first
the
months
for
sales
$1,.006,720
July
in 1962,
and net earnings after taxes increased to
from $1,310,155.
Devoe s first quarter is usually
the
period of lowest sales and earnings because of reduced
paint sales during the winter months.—V. 198, p. 772.
$1,559,086
consumer
Microwave Associates,
President
Dana
during
reported
as
Inc.—Sales, Net Down Sharply
Atchley,
first
the
from
$3,381,500
Earnings'
for
the
the
for
per
share
period last year.
compared
to
quarter was $1,900,
the third
income for
Net
Atchley stated that earnings for the period were adversely
affected by a non-recurring loss in the production of a high power
traveling wave tube, and by continued delays in assured procure¬
ments.' Profits were
also hampered by small quantity prototype
Mr.
for
orders
pleted,
solid
new
traveling
orders
production
and
circuits devices.
state
corrected—the
been
State Circuits Division.—V.
starting
are
order has
build
to
■
months
and
been
Sales
the
after
Net
taxes
per
income
Net
share
earnings
.
Net
declined
1963
and
the
absence
the
of
tax
loss
cents
5
197,
1841.
p.
its
850,565
.'
$0.67
1,400,000
v
.V
the
in
$3,909,860
Earnings in
■
first half.
1962
Milliken Co.
—
..
%'! %.
.
-....
77%;!'
BUSINESS—The
the
company
was
incorporated under
California on Dec.. 4,--1952 to continue
State-of
operated
The
since .1941
.is
company
facture
of
for
in
use
by
partnership of the isame name..
engaged in the design, development and
North
■
sink,
subord.
6%
Jan.
GIVING
f.
1971
1,
Unsecured
Fifth
Ave.,
EFFECT
TO
fund
debs,
due
.v_ -v.-..'-
-
payable
,
(ho par) _—;!!_'—"
purchase warrants.!
of
capital stock of
the
for sale
is head¬
28,800 shs.
:-y
30.5%.
vision
Ryons
Co
&
7 7.
—V.
qpposite
Sales
—V.
p.
197,
Miner
Purchased
■
$3,568,092
157,513
Other
1962
Chemicals Philipp
107,419
$0.35
Corp.—Six
on
Interest
June
30—
1963
—V.
197,
2252.
p.
•
$6,913,600
The
has
company
record
second
quarter
sales
of
a
month
sales
;
Net
last
in
and
from
were
from
up
ago,
an
increase
the company's
$172,826,699
of
10%..
for
June
the
'
'
history.
the
was
13.5%,
up
$19,775,608,
to
rose
or
38
<22,453,063,
best
.
to
equal
.
43
•
'
,
« >
s
share, for the
a
year.
same
'
the
first,
$362,313,074,
.
""share. 7This
with
months
net
Of-$38,750,260,
7
—rV.
equal
th >
of
income
with
compares
r
197,
six
of
(/
to 75 cents
year, ,3M
reported
sales
of
share,-for-the first half
a
of
Car
National
*
of
Insurance
Equities
•"
half of
••operated
Corp.
which
was
1962.
,-
President,
to- finance
action
to
the
reinsure
50%
.considerable
decreased
the
of
in
-
to
automobile
premium
company's
volume
unearned
<
of
Equities'
insurance
'
■
■
company
in
thsit
premium
the
in
'in
208,722
153
153
104,315
90,963
credit
(637)
(3,012)
2,597
2,190
credit
20,000
20,700
other
Rental
958,316
1,276,888
1,183,735
Bowers
"
line
Stillwater
subsidiaries.^-V.'. 197
$1^1.88,743,-
$971,998,
J52?fchs £eriod £aade? Jubfe 30,
oi ,,72$}
n;
for- ihe.rperiods -v, ere.-
share fer.'th#
'
p
-1636
'
Kansas-City and Kansas City
acquisitiott of the -Kelley-Williams
City, Kan.,: and the. Bowers Car Rental
Garage Co., Kansas City-, Mo.,'valued at
sai/ie
or
59<;
a
: 1963, tcompared
period,
a
!
•"
MacLeart,.
the
share
first
'
Fisher,
<
share,
as
4'
■'
for
•
*
'
a'
months
a-year
*
earlier"
orders
one
spe¬
promo¬
to
able
hour.
per
their
Blinder
..
the automated link between
as
millions
.'/»!
.
subscribers."—V, 197,
of
•
leading maga¬
184.
p.
engaged
company
and
profit
first, lull
of
its
research
in
hydrodynamics,
net,
a
has
of
year
in
business
of
gross
the
in
development
and
reported
$2,445
fiscal
operation,
ended
year
according
to
Paul
an
Instrument Corp.—Quarterly
before:
.
.
■■
■'-?*
>1962.
(,..1963
•,
.
Report—
taxes—
v
v
>■'',%■
"V
51,078
.
! ,27,208
•.
$0.07
-
426.
p.
'
' ■..$251,568
45,282
•
taxes__l^_^i-'-_!_-4-—:"! *• 24,069
after.
198;
ended
;r
-
- .
$0.07
}■
■
Companies,^ Inc." —.! Revenues, .Earntings> Hit
Highs—
;
>■;■%
■>,
.*
running
*'
^
Union
Insurance
written
\
half -of "1962;.
Pfbfits.
about
( '
23%
v
the
•
'**
reduction • -in •' -losses * -reported
in*
r
after
based
on:
taxes
'755,557
increase- over
comparable six
period
Lewis
totaled'
L.
Colasurdo, * President.
$3,902,654," an
the* first
.increase
six-months
a
the
,'y"
amounted to*.$194,915 -or 26- cents "per
shares
dutstandingr..
This; represents
a
$158,621
month's- in
of
$61,316,746.' ' Net
earnings
-,V* ■*.?! *
jwere
p.
share
1842.
reported
-
:$3-,77l,410, -.equivalent
ayainst $3,572,892,. oi. $l-.8l
"
vf-x-L PaHttot^Miiiinr Corp.
-
197,
f
in
•
Hkuuifin-Corp.—Sales," Net Higher—
vk)m;.r~y.%198, p., 773.
In-
21- cents, per
\
company, has repo-r-led' that.';ne.t-isales,fci% the -year, ended
30th to'aiccT $66,950;436," cqvpA-ed to last, year's previous high
jjei'"share,
-
or
1962.—V.
'. The
:June
over-
J-ui^e, -and this trend
the
$l,791>385*Teported 'for
.."r
Parker
'
!'v.
>
-.
on: the :£ale <of .sCgu-"
according, to
for
the
profit
share
■
Cos;~First Half Results
reccwded
over
ago."
.year
Net
"
were'
*30,- 1963,
revenues
118%
-
>
reached
June
Gross
v
; <of
'
W
during this period, he said,-* are
of last year.—V. 195, p. '642.
President; reported.:*
sharp
names
$27-1,307
•New
ihcrease
;
1
(was
serve
and
a
"
the
tease
,..
subscriber
will
facility,
currently
magazine subscriptions and
publications.
Its facilities are
Earnings-pet/sliare_
ike. oilier 4 companies, 'National- (Union (Was • iffetted -by - the in- fcold - of •-•'the. .past - .winter?'. with'Hheuperiod^from
;-beeember,"u
1962',' through: May,•■.*l£68,rbeir*g" tme-t)f 'the iworstv oriv record for'
severity' and frequency-of properly insrirance losses. .However.-there
.
1
national
120,000
Boulder
country,
April
Orbit
V.
President;, the firm netted $198,571 or
against $127,896 or 33.7 cents pet share
with I-.Titles'amounting^to $2(30.0*524::
year Ago:'-Sales
will
1963,
Earnings
•
-Premiums"wn-itteh-iduring-' the first' six months- bf .1933:-showed
substantial groarth..6vef "the-corresponding" jpe'riod of
1962, William
-
of
The
the
in
in the magazine field, coupled with Nielsen's
statistical processing and reporting will provide ex¬
in
Pakco
$34,279,927, an increase of •19%,.,'
•V.vest merit) income airiounted-to $1,634,822,: an-increase- of 4.2%-
$18,264,1^1 £yiid Jtl6,628,552, .'respectively,
.According to Joseph W. Weils,
"The good rise in sales
so - Jar ,this
,fiscal • year - has nov been reflected in-net *
earnings^
owing-to -higher costs of doing Wusjlhess in oUr
industry, as in,,the
chapman:
per
^National
-
processing
for
Chicago.
centers
-
35.6%.
to- Si
ahead
and
the .company; the?. Dallas operations in¬ >*:• • This diversified management* coinpany!* with subsidiaries - in*Ihe
leasing, outlets .with' office^ at> Love* Fielct and
"fields of "dlectroriics, insurance,..financing-;: leasing and' agriculture;
Airport.—'V; 198, p-. 476.
reported' record gross revenues and'prof its;" for the first-six .months
..
•
•»''
only
•Premiums
Cp.—Net Lower-1—
30,
f Earnings
and
corresponding
Booked
53.2%
York
Esquire
an
offices
sales
and
Sales
>.
.
sub¬
Bouideir,. Colorado,
in
Period Ended June 30—
Ponca
and
-'i
Shipments for the •first nih^* months of 1963 .were $4,J40,150
prdduced earnings before Federal income taxes of'$398,462;
' "'This
transaction
as
..
-
insurance
unsatisfactory
.
thfe
the
operated
'
acquired-all.,outstanding stock-of a former licensee,
of, Dallas,
Inc.,., valued . at $150,000. ■ Now
rental
centa
of
"••"!',!
formerly
division' i.of
as •»
of
companies.1. Terms
.
Rentals^
■
*
President.
The company was organized in June,; 1961 and
operating deficit of $58,568 in the eight months period
30, 1932.
"
'
|
Dr. Kaplan-said the- 1962-63 fiscal.year was marked1 by substan¬
tial progress, and that the periqd ahead 4ook3 even more promising
with a contractual backlog on April 30,- standing "at $250,000, ! or
more ; than
all of last year's, hushi,ess.%-V, .194, p. 2662. >•" '! " "
!
■.
also
two
facilities,
computer
than
publishers
showed
operations; in
Kansas
•
>
Kaplan,
.},
Airport ithrough ' its'
of
-
processing firm, Neodata Services, Inc.
Nielsen Co. international marketing re¬
.
April
System,.i.t includes operations- in Tulsa Munic-
also'added
u
27.29B.149«hs.
opportunities fo,r expanded and diversified services,"
•
■
•'"■>
-!• *
••
Oceanics,
$319,716
1,216,568
Tulsray
%
Oceanics, Inc.—Annual Report—
$331,134
System, Inc.—Acquisition—^
location^ in
.
experience
oceanography
$218,159
and
whieh
order
reserve
casualty
1963^ was!
i
Modern Homes Construction
e'ompftnyVhfts-.reported earnings
V
and
tax
__->50,000,000
,
pre¬
—
invest,
to
cv
Y
45,000,000
Northern Sugar Corp.—Bonds Sold Privately—On
Aug. 28, 1963, it was reported that this wholly-owned
subsidiary of American Crystal Sugar Co., had sold
privately $18,300,000 of 5% sinking fund first mort¬
gage bonds through Boettcher Investment Co., Inc.,
Denver, f;: '•■■V-'-'.-r'
14,751
company.-.has. reported that net profit after taxes
ended July: 31, 1963,! increased- 55.3%
on
an
sales
52.3
frequency and severity of claims; I coupled with inade.rates: • These-factors-contributed to
underwriting" losses rin
i
•
of
writings
the
Mission
and
!
30,000,000
•''"•(.y
New
the
in
"Neodata
$1,278,032
'V'"!..
According
explained, that management felt
the
stantially.
The underwriting experience
industry, in general, for the, first half
due
expenses
•
%
30,000,000
;
—30,000,000 shs.
C.
the
of
remain
more
cellent
1,263,281
204,706
-
$6,617,945
months
nine
i
the company had a trade loss' of
45 "cents* per
aharey against, a pro-forma trade lriss: of
$461,295 in the similar period a year
ago.
With regard to the 1963
trade loss
H
E. Sayre,
advisable
The
;■
Dr
it
V
data
A.
company's
in
experience
922,726
$1,547,702
2002
par)
new
by
materials
said.
.
^For the current first half,
'
392,112
627,465
$6,920,874
■*,
r
!"
a
leading
"Our
.-
Rental
Natibnal' Car
clude -six
figures include oper¬
acquired in the last
the
tional
Rental
Corp.
National
,
1962.
statutory
cothmon shares
outstanding, compared to a pro-format l<xss of $605,436 in-the first half of 1962.. The
pro-forma
$20,000,000
——
disclosed.
located
process
1,154,541
of
will
cializes
six
a
:■
■
new
331,679
,
r
FINANCING
Outstanding
,
Nielsen Co.—New Joint Affiliate—
subsidiary
not
of
Corp.-^ShowS'. First Half- Profit— ,J
V ^vw"' k
v
;>Nafional Electric Welding Machines Co. L- Net
months ended June
Up
frO,. 1963, the company achieved
profit of $73,743, or 4 cents a
55.3; Sales 85.6%— "• ;■
share, based on 1,593;734
the
ations
bond
and -other
Dallas-Garland
For
PRESENT
v;
476,
p.
division,
146,495
.
Mission Equities
«
owned
2,134,112
'
2050.
p.
TO
Feb.
firm,
2,209,851
debt
interest
Co.,-and, Ralph
"$1,200,000!
>
equal to 81-cents a
$334,512,372 and 'net income
of
EFFECT
due
or
area..> About
Massachusetts.
Authorized
D
which
100,000
film
were
718,072
-
Car
Airport
.Leasing
period
$42,069,069,
sales
metropolitan
in
of
telephones
of
C.
1,982,640
basis)
notes payable to bank
charged to construction
Car
.Municipal
,•
cents
-
cen
Boston
are
firm's
and
Esquire,
Inc., magazine publishers and educaproducers with other diversified business interests..: %
Nielsen, Jr. and! A.."L". Blinder, '.Presidents' of: Nielsen and
Esquire, respectively, said the 'firm will be operated as a jointly-
1962
1,552,211
(4,509)
City, .Okla:'
'
For
National
,-ipal
,
second
*
income,
share,
a
$190,177,942
year
of
($20
announced
$7,734,73^1 ■ ;:The
System has acquired four major car rental
operating in the
central
States-at
a
cost
exceeding
Fred M. Glass, President, announced.
'■ r
The company acquired all the operating ..assets' of .the. Atlas. Auto
Rehtai Co.,
of Tulsa,
Okla., valued ait $1,160,000.': Merged into
.
Sales
stock
198,
search
L
$2,CC0,000,
earnings.
quarter
GIVING
July M,
due
Formation
companies
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up
777 7 V
: 7 '7
reported
the
the
population
a
50,000,000
was
(pro¬
expenses--;
long-term
National
Mining &
10%; Net 13.5%—
in
of
53%.
having
telephones
series
St.,
>
debs.,
(A. C.)
$8,473,085 »$7,881,226
v - --... ,
;
tax
tax
Franklin
communication
45,000,000 ,!
ended
$0.90
.
185
at
furnishing
telephone service? in Maine, Mas-,
Rhode Island and Vermont. On March
-l",
tional
'
T., and for
I
35,000,000
—v.
4,810,400
"'
of
&
20,000,000
40,000,000 (
f2,245,538
income
income
consolidated
on
interest
National
Minnesota
1
than the following
7;7''V'( .7'.';
■
business
—
Common
"
140,041
charge
Balance for dividends and surplus—
Earned
surplus at beginning of period
—V. 188, p. 50.
1962
before provision for income taxes
$7,233,800
earnings
l_
4,998,800
Earnings per share__________—$0.95
Net
mort.
No
.
of
'
1963
record
4V2%
:v' ! '!
;
of
$94,290,000, will be used
____
;
:__J.
Federal
equivalent
Total
7.
Earnings
held
1975
$20,000,000
debs., due March 15, 1974
-35,000,000
debs., due Dec. 15, 1977__— .20,000,000
3% debs., due Oct. 1, 1982
40,000,000
3 Va %
debs., due Dec. 15, 1988__:__ ! 30,000,000
3y4% debs., due Nov. 15, 1991—- >30,000,000
4%
debs., due April 1, 1993__—_
45,000,000
4s/a% debs., due April 1, 1999
45,000,000
higher pro¬
a
$8,333,044
(deficit)
(net)
Interest
Months'
'/!•■,.7777-7'' 7% 7,
.
Ended
v*.
.
Federal
Miscellaneous
&
:
volume
430,632
than
on
Charge
Period
^
\
.
income
miums
431.
Report—
.!
—L+
for
Amortization
$0.24
p.
first
389,451
other
Interest
74,295
share
196,
!
revenue_.,__
Total
operating
operating income
Net
$2,807,598
income
Minerals
!;
operating and other income
Interest and other charge:
1963
12
toll
areas
being
company's
1,
198, p. 289.
over
partly offset by
I
was
Net
$3,213,594
—V.
!v ;' !
19.8%
$0.31
2252.
Sales
per
3%
zine
..V.
$0.21
$45
each
operated., About
,
gas
portion of tax
!
Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
Per
■
of
Maintenance
Taxes,
107,190
___
Year Ended March 31—
Net
!
-
,
sixrmonth
operating
Depreciation
$3,573,4371
taxes__________-_
share
•
increase
Income taxes.—V! 197, p.
I'otal
'7;77.
1962
dial
30%
the
be
7
at
for
3 (4 %
the
,77:'
:
after
per
'
■
Otl^er operating revenue
7,500
__
1963
income
the
■
an
Period Ended June 30—
7V'..'
15,000
Milo Electronics Corp.—Six Monhts'
Report—
Earnings
$26,726,000,
•
,
Th^ increase, however,
for
Provision
Net
:
Operating expenses:
Operating exps,,-other
15,000'
Co.—Rights
is offering
2,099,857
share, on the
company
subscribe
for
$403,371,
v'
.
Telegraph
to
i
19.8%; Net 14%—
Operating revenue: ^
:
- Sa,les' of; gas^__'_^----„u_'___-_____-.._
;•
16,500
.
the
and
metropolitan
CAPITALIZATION
2%^
electric
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Six Months' Report—
Shares
Crowell, Weedon & Co. ___7
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.____
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
198, p. 673.,;;
• 777;7,;,
of
c%":">A.
77 % ''.7,7'
7(7
Lester,
to
rose
*
28,440 shs.
forth
set
'
in
local
were
about
71%
,
379,660 shs.
:
against
1
;
New Hampshire,
the company had 3,633,207 telephones in service,
ten
more,
months
on
.
headquartered
company,
engaged
mainly
98%
in
.are
period last year.
:';;V :!!!;•
'-7'..:
Earnings rose 14% to $651,000, also a record for any first half
period.
Equal to 36c? a share, based on the 1,812,000 shares out¬
standing, they compare with earnings of $571,000, or 31.5c? a share
for the 1962 period.—
•
■!
The improvement in earnings before taxes' was even sharper, up
,;s
500,000 sh$;
company
respective names: '•
the- heating
is
1963
31,
has reported record sales and earnings for the first
through June 30.
$22,312,000 in
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the underwrtiing agreement, to purchase from the company the "number of
shares
Shoe, Inc.—Sales Up
company
Sales
manu¬
$230,000
;
•
during
area
gas
share
new
&
shares
common
one
share,
:
The
—
right
sachusetts,
about
100,000
Capital stock
Stock
half
Outstanding
<
•
-
Dakota.
in--North
service
on
2253.
advances from parent, A. T.
corporate purposes.
■
•
services,
due in part to an
Unseasonably r-warm
10%,
and, to some extent,
the company.'s report to shareholders^ said.—V.
Morse
The
FINANCING
bank__
to
'
:
-
-
$240,000
,—
notes
PRESENT
Authorized
rates
company's
effect
about
or
common
a
p.
compared with
nine months of
the
-
Arcadia,: Calif.
-
adverse
of
.
speed motion picture cameras primarily
photo-instrumentation field.
The company
131
at
CAPITALIZATION
.
a
in
an
revenues,
business
high
the
quartered
'
the
$810,146,
electric
the
weather
■
laws
in
increase
had
„
the
increased
revenues
the
for
repay
Boston,
amounted to $1.41 a
share on 2,354,738 average
number of -shares outstanding in 1963, as against $1.66 a share
on
2,068,106 shares outstanding a year ago. •/
•.
r
rOperating revenues rose to $20,593,524 in the 1963 first half,
against $19,786,375
in
the comparable period Of 1962.' Electric
Capital Stock Offered — On
Aug. 21, 1963, Lester, Ryons & Co.; Crowell, Weedort
6 Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., and Bateman,
Eichler & Co., Los Angeles, offered publicly 54,000
shares of this firm's capital stock at $5 per share.
J Net proceeds will be used for plant
expansion, loan
repayment, working capital,
and
other
corporate
purposes.
of
other
requirements,
(D. B.)
197,
Net proceeds, estimated at
to
Vdividend
after preferred
six-month period,
the latest
cents
75
$8,937,081?
were
earnings
Aug. 27, 1963. Rights will expire Sept. 23, -1963.
underwriting is involved.
carry-
-
:
Net
England Telephone
stockholders
basis
The company has reported consolidated net earnings of $3,794,195
after taxes in the six months ended June 30, 1963, compared with
938,418
$0.61
-1,400,000
:
months
share,—V.
a
BUSINESS—The
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Net Lower—
nine
earlier.
equal to
were
additional
in
in¬
the
\*
;
the
year
cents
New
.
share.—V.
per
for
a
Offering to Stockholders
net
approximately
79
or
The adoption in 1963 of increased depreciation rates
earnings in the first six months of this year by
reduced
sales
$378,677
1,938,418
outstanding
196, p. 2278.
Mr
profits in the nine months ended July 31 were
slightly
same
period a year
ago,
but
a
more
favorable
last
should bring the fiscal year's results "approximately
equal
year," John J. Quinlan, President, reported.
•
... (
last
to
available in 1962. In the 1962 period tax loss " carry¬
credits contributed approximately
19 cents per share to
earnings.
$12,129,672
Shares
—V.
Report-
1,690,565
!,
the" year,
and
$9,268,189
1962
.
.
of
the
quarter
forward credit
has
$11,894,074
Service
Revenue
Internal
Solid
1963
v
:
~
income
below
during
of $53,-
volume
sales
a
share." Earnings in the first half of
per
forward
.
of
Sales
operations
its
because of reduced volume, and in part because of the
currence
of higher depreciation charges recently permitted by
-
Period Ended June 30—
reported
that
1963 had produced
part
com¬
in
Months'
Corp.—Six
Inc.—Earnings Lower—
a
net
net
;
7
v.
for
cents
63
■v
situations
Both of these
tube
wave
197, p. 2153.
Midas-International
Pre-tax
'
..
Corp.—Asset Sale OK'd
.
quarters were $37,700, .or 4 cents
$365,800, or 36 cents per share for the
the like period a year ago.
against $99,900 for
have
company's
3,774,028
allowing
1962.
period
same
half
The company has called for redemption on Oct.
1, 1963
through
of the. sinking fund, $800,000 of its 5%
first mortgage
.(pipeline bonds due 1980 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan
Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y,
or The First National Bank of
Chicago, 38 S. Dearborn St., Chicago'
—V. 197, p. 2464.
net income of $1,341,940, or 32 cents per share on
shares of common stock currently outstanding, after
preferred dividends. Of this 32 cents per share, 19
cents was earned in the second quarter and 13 cents in the first
quarter.
'
•
' '
' •
V*
In the comparable period of the prior year, Mohasco's sales had
reached a level of $58,843,503.- The decline from this level in the
current
period was attributed to planned revisions in the company's distributive setup, the long-range effects of which are ex¬
pected to be favorable.'
.
:
T
.;
In the first six months of 1962, net income was $2,534,424, or
the
of fiscal
quarters
three
first
like
as
the
in
v.:,;''
has
Industries
six
first
517,861,
figures' for sales and
1963.
Sales were
released
Jr.
three
second
Nelly Don, Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
Mohasco Industries,
$8,009,400, against $9,643,200 for the same period 1962.
for the third quarter resulted in sales of $2,734,600,
Operations
down
W.
the
the
1261.
p.
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 191, p, 1670.
See Savoy
Mohasco
earnings
month
highest for any
197, p. 2357.
Plastic Machinery
Modern
$34,794,503
company's
the
were
history," he added.—V.
from
$36,609,811
to
rose
during
197,
operation
•.»
for
Revenues
taxes
after
from
$1,131,253
before.
continue
Monday, September 2, 1963
*
Natural.Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Partial Red'n
.
,
.
$21,008,140,
to
said.—V.
*
fully
,
for
expected
MacLean
effective, there will be a corresponding improvement in the
ratio of net earnings to sales.
"It is encouraging to note that sales of houses in July in- terms
of units set a new high for the fiscal year to date, and dollar
.
per1 share,
for
.
the
...
to
$1.91
year
-
pre..
Stock Subscriptions;— The
company
reports " that * stockholders- subscribed • for
88% of the 607,500 shares offered- to them at $6 per
—
.share through; rights which expired Aug. 21.
Of the
unsubscribed shares, 74,029 were-iaken up by Com-
pania.de Bonos ad Acciones y-Negogios Industriales,S.:A.? and 18,507 by Wood, Gundy &-Co.; Toronto.
*; - TRe offer?~ g .was not o^en to' U. S/ resident-stock'
i'/Continued
on
page
53
Volume
198
Number 6295
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(867)
DIVIDENDS
tables.
Name
announcements
In
the
first
are
grouped
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
in
two
the
Then
separate
dividends
$1
Name
Acme
oj Company
Steel
Co.
Share
Collieries
Resources
Products
':
9-16
9-
9-13
8-30
2 Vi %•■
iquar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
;4Vi%
preferred .-(quar.)
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Alexander
Hamilton
Foods
Amalgamated
American
•
(s-a
Bankers
A.
,
-
9
.6%:
7c
i
American
Co.
Growth
—u_l
American
Snuff
Co.,
preferred
Tobacco
Co.,
Angelica
Uniform
pfd.
sale
of
rights)
Arundel
Arvin
(quar.)
Co.
Television,
ordinary
City
Atlantic
Automatic
Fire
8-28
89-
3
6
9-
10-25
10-
*
pfd.
Alarm
9-
37c
pfd.
5
12-
Co..
Hinds
9-16
(B.
T.'l'Tncj., 5% ser. A pfd.
Wilcox? (quar.)—.
&
Babcock
Baltimore
Gas
Common
4Vi%
•4%
(increased |
preferred
preferred
Bank
of
Barber
Barth
C
Inc.
4Vi%
1
$1
10-
1
&
Frere,
stock
dividend)
class
A
2%.
&
Hudson
&
10-
1
1
Class
$1.40
Dickinson
Telephone
Bendix
Co.
Corp.
Berkins
&
10-
1
10-
1
Co.
of
7 Vi c
Ltd.
Van
9-26
755c
(quar.i
10-15
60c
y__
______
& Storage (sock dividend)
to approval of ICC.
Bernz-O-Matic Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)__
Billups Western Petroleum
(quar.)
2
9-30
Machine
Bird
&
*•
$1.40
Class
common
(H.
C.)
Common
(quar.)
payment
omitted
at
this
American
'
less
deposit
$1.37 Vi
10-
3iy4c
5 Vi %
tax
per
equal
Bridgeport
*-5.28%
Bright
Co..
Gas,
G.)
Brass
&
-Corn.
British
A
Class
A
Class
Rope
Co.
41/2%.
Butler's
preferred
Buttrey Foods
on
time)
common
9-10
9-30
4
1
10-
1
iquar.)
.
'■
•••'•'
-
Cadre
Industries
California
Cambridge
iquar.)
Mfg.
&
General
Canada
v
1
16c
•
9-
9-
9
9-13
10c
9-13
1
25c
10-
1
1
9-13
9-27
8-30
tl9c
Packers/Ltd.,
class
A
and
Participating
A
and
B
B
;•..••
775c
(s-a)
U2y2c.
*
(s-al
Participating
! 25c
■
1
10-
U2V2c
1
4-1-64
4-1-64
6
9-13
1
10-1
+75c
—
9-
'10-15
9•
"
Pipe
&
Ceramics
preierred
conv.
*
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
% 9-12
10-
9-
v
9-13
9-
9-30
9-12
;
Saik
C^.
Interna.ional
Textbook
Inters.ate
-
4Vi%
'
Finance
.9-
3.30%
Co.
6
i:.i> 9-
6
9-
9-14
8-31
25c
$1.25
10-
1
9-26
9-13
10-
5
433/4c
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
8-30
9-12
20c
9-30
9-
6
$1.12Vi
9-30
9-
6
9r27..\.
9- 3
123/4C
8-30
8-29
7fe8c
9-30
—_—.—760c
9-30
—____
(from
in-
net
—
i-dgh.,,
,
xne..—
6c
4
9-30
8-30.
45c
ijl-
7
10-11
82Vic
iquar.)
common
(quar.)
preferx-ed
10-
1
9-13
(quar.)
$1.10
preefrred
(quar.)
$1.08%
10-
1
9-13
4.80%
preierred
(quar.)
$1.20
10-
1
9-13
Jackson's
Trust
Ltd.
Ltd.
(Jamaica)
7%
preference
5%
preference series D
preference series E
Jeannette
Glass,
7%
9-16
5c
(Canada)____
Service,
1
1
9-20
9-
8-30
9-30
9
9-
9
9-27
9-13
9-20
9-
10-
1
9
9-13
1-2-64
Johnson
Service
Kahn's,
(E.i
Kaiser
9-13
715c
10-
1
9-
.9
9-
6
—
x$1.75
1
9-
6
9-
10-
6.
9-
6
10-
xl'/4%
10-
(quar.)
xlV4%
10-
1
9-
6
(quar.)
pfd.
:cl%%
xlVa%
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-16
guar. >___;
t._
12-
6
I
30c
25c
-——
SI.46
Corp.,
preferred
iquar.).;
Natural Gas,
36Vic
$1.43%
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-15
9-
3
9-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
10-
5
9-20
Corp.__.
10c
9c
9-27
9-13
10-28
9-30
(quar.)
50c
Dry Cleaners
iquar. 1
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
iquar.)__
King Kullen Grocery, class B iquar.)_—___
7Viae
:
50c
Vac
15c
Kirby-Cogleshall-Stein
Knapp & Tubbs, Inc
4c
8-30
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-17
9-16
9-16
8-15
9-13
9-
8-31
9-
5
1
9-16
8-30
50c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
Mfg.—
(Common
payment omitted
Corp. (quar.)
Kromex
this
at
Co.
(quar.)
45c
—
—.____
Investors
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
9-30
9-13
Labatt,
Ltd.
50c
9-30
9-10
Larsen
Company
15c
:
(quar.)
9-30
9.-13
Latrobe
time.)
12Vic
9-25
9-11
713%c
15c
10-15
9-27
15c
9-13
Lawrence
10c
u
10-
10c
!
1.
(from
Trust
Co.
Products
9-10
9-27
9-
6
15c
(quar.)__,—_______
9-
9-30 ~
6c
_____
9-16
5c
—
income)——
(quar.)
of
1
9-30
9-16
45c
9-26
9-
5
20c
10-
25c
10-
6
9-
6
5
9-20
1
9-6
I
Florida—
11-15
32tic
8-31
-
10-25
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
•
25c
10-25
preferred
—
34%c
10-
1
9-13
A
Georgia
Telephone Co.
preferred
Ltd.,
1
9-27
9-19
.(N.
Fabrics
Liberty, Life
12Vic
25c
12Vic
5c
common—.—
Y.), 5%
pfd.
iquar.)
(S. C.)
(quar.i
Insurance
Quarterly
Lincoln
Incpxne
ville)
iquar.)
Life
preference
Londontown
9-13
Lone
9-13
Long Island Lighting, 5%
10-
1
9-13
Star.Cement
preferred
preferred
4.35%
(quar.)
(quar.)"_
(quar.)_
i___
(quar.)
'
Inc.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-6
3-6
Gilfillan
Cards
Corporation
series
1
10-
1
9-13
Los
9-
1
8-27
Louisville
40c
(quar.)_
(quar. )-x.i___
(quar.)^
^
(quar.)__i.—L.___
30c
_/
5c
;
Gas
Maclaren
10-
1
9-13
1
9-13
Macy
1
9-13
Magor
10-
1
1.
10.:
Investment
Investment
6
9-10
8-26
9-25
9-11
9-16
8-30
9-20
9-10
9-23
10-
'.9-
6
1
9-13
12-31
12-13
9-
3
(quar.)_J
10-15
9-23
1010-
8-26
10-
I
9-18
10-
1
9-
9
9-12
1
1
9-12
10-
1
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-13
9.-30
9-12
9-16
;
15c
$5
9-13
8-30
(quar.)—'___—
50c
70c
9-10
8-31
9-27
9-19
(quar.i
Co.
Co
—y—-
10-15
IO7
'
$1.16
r.
Lynn
10,
$1.15
^
Angeles
10-
•
$1.23
$1.24
10-15
10-31
:
$1.25
-
9-13
10-31
$1.12%
(quar.)___1962
10-
;
(quar.)_
preferred
Gibson. Greeting
31V4c
17Vic
^
(quar.)
common
6
8
9-
10-15
$1.06 V4
$1.08%
$1.28Va
30c
—_
preferred
(quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Los/-Angeles Drug
iquar.)
911-
9-20
10-21
12 Vic
25c
$1.25
;
preferred
9-20
740c
—
(quar.)_—
5
12-' 2
12Vic
Mfg.
1
1
'4.25%
10c
——..
(quar.)
B
9-
(Louis¬
Co.
—,
Groceterias,
1st
Insurance
Inc.
(initial)—_—____
Ltd.—
Temco-Vought,
$1.60
5c
—
—
9-25
—
.(quar.)__11
Liberty
$1.50
-Inc.,
Power Co.,
$5
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
6
(Richmond
Lewers; & Cooke,
,5%
preferred
10-
of Ohio—
$4.60
.
—--——
.
37Vic
$4.96
$4.92
'
Insurance
10-
of Missouri—
—-
5Va %
Genesco,
»
Title
60c
(quar.)
———
_—
Co._______
33%c
i
Preferred
$4.50
Gas
(quar.)—
—
Loblaw
(quar.)
Telephone. Co.
preferred
Lawyers
——
Co.
Quarterly
—25c
Lehigh "Portland Cement (quar.) J——,
25c
Lehn & Fink4 Products
(quar.)_____—_—
25c
Leonia Bank & Trust IN. J.J
(quar.)——
25c
Leslie
Fay,'Inc., class A (quar.)_——
12c
Ling
Telephone Co. of Iowa
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)———
Steel
9-3
;
-9-13
1Q-15
9-13J 10-
1
Mailman
Maine
Maple
5 Vi
H)
Car
'ft
&
Ltd
(quar.)
725c
55c
:
25c
<
Corp.
Ltd.,
Mills,
pref.
5%
B
pfd.
(quar.)—
.
7$1.25
9-30
8-30
1
9-11
9-27
9-13
10-31
10-17
10-
9-13
26c
10-
1
(quar.)_————'$0.59375
Ltd., common (quar.).*—'
712V2C
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
Service
preferred
Leaf
Co.,
Paper
Co.
&
•
Public
4.75%
1
Power
(R.
(quar.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
—-—1—r7$1.37 Vi;
1
9-13
9-16
10-
1
3
9-13
$1
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred
iquar.
Kroehler
beneficial
1
8c
Kent
3
9-6
1
10c
9-
1
8-23
9-16
10-
(quar.)___
9-16
t30c
&
.
9-16
10-
Kayser-Roth Corp.
Kearney & Trecker
Co.
1
9-30
30c
Co.__
Kelsey-Hayes
9-
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Kavanagh-Smith &
9-16
10-
25c
$1.75
preference
Kansas-Nebraska
$5
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Sons
Steel
9-30
30c
—:
(increased-quar.)
Service,
Public
(quar.)
9-16
15c
of
1
10-
9-10
20c
(quar.)
Markets
Public
C
Co.
:
Minit
Jamaica
Jamaica
series
10-
4c
:—
&
:
9-10
75c
—
(quar.)__
common
F und,
i
6.
30c
'
iquar.)
(quar.)
America
preferred
4.40%
9-10
9-18
9-30
y,
$1
pfd.
Cs-a)
&
1
1
9-.30
i
froxn lnet investment income)
,Syndicate (Canada), com. (s-a)_2*
Power
Iowa
9-10
Corp.—
.(Quarterly
A
10-
9-18 „;
9 ;
8-
%
9-
'
(quar.)
of
Co.
Investors. Selective
Class
1
10-
.
1
:|:56V'4c
.vesiment. income)
Investors
1
10-
v
1
9-
6
8-30
9-30
,725c.
(quar.I
•
7%
Ccxp.,
preferred
Investment
$1.05
(quar. )
(quar.
Co.
a
10-
10-
30c '
6
9-13
8-30
•
9-30
10-15
•
9-27
$1.05%
'
9-13
10-1
$1.25
.
3
1
10-1
$1,
-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
series 3
9-20
12V2c
(quar.)
(Texas)
$4.60
-.10-
9-26
26c
.
;u,
—_—
preference
9-13
33c
'
4$ 1.06%
(quar.)
;
9-11
7$1.12'/a
9-9
9-24
Genung's,
9-13
10-
z_jL.¬
tqwar)....
(quar.)_^_—_
preference
9-28
11-15
$1.25
9-13
$1.06 Vi*
9-12
;
9-12
•
15c
—
5%
10-10
31V4C
General
8-15
1
(quar.)_.:_
I
3
9-12
9-25
ilOc
..
common
9-10
1
20%
Barbara
(quar.)
8-29
910-
.'
10-
62Vic
General
6
8-30
*
10-
30c
_^1__IZ_
7 %;
20c
(quar.)__.
Shares
Telephone Co.
$1.35
8*26
15c
(s-a)
6
8-29
1
15c
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
\ $2.40 preferred (quar.
9-14
35c
(quar.i
Foundries, common (quar.)convertible preferred (quar.)-
9-
9-10
General
.9-16".
9-14
.9-16
5c
—
9-20
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_________________
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)___
$1,30 preferred (quar.)_
.•
$1
preferred
tquar.)
6%
--_j
Iron
Fund
9-30"
1
D'stributing
Dry Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)—
6
$1.25
5Vi%
J.>
Canada
Canada
Shale
9*16
(quar.-i.
Trust
<N.
-
Lumber
5%%
.___
•*
;;
Camden
Co.
-
9-11
10-
.
,f*.
(Julius)
Candy
General
9-10
15c
S orage
Tile
1
1
10-
T_
Cold
10-
10-
10c
___
-
j
Corp
6
9-
20c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)____
,5%
9*11
28 Vic
1
9-
9-27
27V2C
(quar.)__
Bank
Refractories
9-11
$1,12 «/2
:
4
35c
__i
Investors
General
(increased)
1
8-30
10-
9-20
.
General
8-21
10-
9-30
9-
9-16
Fay)
—
Ltd.
American
General
3
9-
45c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Su
9-13
9-16
10c
(Pa.)
Foam
,9-10
ioc
(quar.)„-_i
7
10-15
10c
General
common
:
3
17,/ac
(quar.)
Freightlines
.
>
{
9-30
10c
„
taken
10-
Common
^
—
action
Corp.. common
preferred
iquar.)
«
Cabot
Class
9-13
10c
Co.. (guar.)—
,(no
Santa
General
8-30
10c
____
10-
25c
Silver,
9-27
50c
Leslie
(NY)
National
Cos.,
General
Corp.—
____•
Shoe
4Vi%
Canada
9-14
•20c
(quar.)
9-27
40c
^
of
Realty
General
8-30
9-
9-10
$1
:
America
General
20c
—
1
10-15
35c
(quar.)
:
Co.
Co.
Worth
Garrett
8-30
,
32c
(quar.)_—_
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
jGarrett Corp.
8-30
750c
(quar.i-----
payment at,.this
Butler
Mfg. Co.,
\ 4'/4 '/c
9-16
—--i.—-
Distillers
;
$4.25
9-16
9-14
—
(Phila.)
common
(quar.)
4% .-preferred.-(quar.)
Bullard
1
6
62 Vic
—
(quar.)-—
B
Bucyrus-Erie
'
6
9-
750c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
9-20
40c
iSee
of
Corp.
Garfinkel
9-16
"•
9-30
10-15
25c
(initial-quar.)
dividend
Controls
Fraser
'
'
Class
.
9-
9-30
9-30
737 Vic
&, Bascom
Brown-Forman
,
Co.,
9-30
9-11
6
15c
Note
(quar.)_;
Broad Street Trust Co.
(initial)
(increased-quar.)
interest
9-13
9-27
9-
33c
B
Broderick
44c
(s-a)«—;
Brockway Glass
V 5%
preferred
1
9-20
725c
—
(quar:)'-———
Fackers
Fort
9-20
10-25
30c
(quar.)—
Ltd.——
Bank
Columbia
Class
-
10*
720c
-
(quar.)_
Co.,
British-American
768%C
9-3
2%
Extra
...
9r12
5c
Paper Products
Corp.
Franklin
Ltd.—-
common
preferred
(T.
Bristol
&
3
1%
(quar.)
Trust
FcrrPAprag
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Pioneer
9-
10c
Mortgage Investors
Pennsylvania
Eanking
(Philadelphia)
(quar.)
ap-
10-31
3
9-12
45c
First
4
share
to
.
preference
(C.)
9-
1
9-
12 Vic
preferred
3
9-9
17Vic
17V2C
T____
(quar.)___"_____r__I___
preferred
'
8-30
9-16
7Vic
(increased)
International
7-22
dividend)
First
9-16
Fluid
shilling
one
income
proximately 14c_.
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
Brewer
1
9-13
(stock
Corp., 4%
(quar.)—
Inc.
Mills
Financial
8-28
time
;
Bralorne
Board
Fieldcrest
receipts
of
payment
British
Corp.
Financial
;
10.
9-27
,i$1.5oZ)
common
International
8-27
9-169-
8-30
____—
Stock
preferred
iquar.)
Stores ..(quar.)
:
Bowater Paper, Ltd.— ~
9-16
9-
& Co., class A (quar.)
Brewing
(quar.)
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Metallurgical
Corp.
(quar.)__
(Leslie),
Fibre
Co.— "
5Vi%
Interim
9-16
10-
,
4344c'
;
(quar.)
International
9-10
9-12
Finance
Fansteel
Fay
9-12
11c
:
9-25
$0,029
"ADRS"__
1
9-10
40c
,
Acceptance, Ltd.,.
preferred
(quar.)
,5%
6
loc
(Max)
Farrell
9-12
1
Corp.
Fiduciary
Bond
v
1
9-
10-
9-18
50c
Transit
Industries,
Mining
Insular
6
9-30
30c
10-
10-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
$2.25
9-14
33%c
quar.)
common
preferred
Corporation
Johnson
Falstaff
Family
Merchandising—
A
Bohack
10-
2
55c
$15c.'
$17Vj>c
8-30
25c
:
$4.50
6
15c
(quar.)__
conv.
Factor
4
10-
9-
740c
,9-6
$1.50
(quar.)
common
preierred
"
5%
9-12
10c
9-27
9-
15c
,i;
3
9-16
Ltd!—
.
Industrial
9-16
4c
dividend
-Ex-Cell-O
6
1
1%
dividend
Blackman
99-
10-
9-30
15c
(quar.)
(increased
Corporation,
Endicott
6
9-16
25c
Inc.—
Son,
Stock
(quar.)
9-
"9-16
$75c
:
3
9-30
loc
"
>
Products,
Chemical
Rap:d
4.20%
9-10
"
9
9-
9-
25c
comxnon
(quar;)
1
'
:15c
;
Water, common
(quar.)_
preiv-xred (quar.)__
'4V4%
p.Ci.crr:d (quar.)_^__—
9-16
9-20
(quar.)
Communications
Embassy
5
9-19
lc
12 Vic
——
Bird
9-19
Co.
Stock
Subject
10c
9-30
17V2C
Lime
Eltra
9-10
12-
&
Cemeiu
4%
9-16
$1.31,/4
(quar.)_
9-
9-15
20c
"
(quar.)__
5%
9-10
10-
10-
;9- 6
,
lCc
"
Indianapolis
10-10
1
9-30
30c
"(Qtiar.
Paper
.
boxes,
Idarado
6
15c'
(quar.)_;
Eastern
9-12
12-15
% t
l
10-
& Steel Co., Ltd.______
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Electronic
9
9-
11-
9-
20c
il7V2c
9t20
.
9-15
cjnv,.preferred (quar.)__
56V4c
Hupp, Corp.,. $% pfd; (quar.62 Vic"
Husky - O.l Canada, preierred (quar.. 775c
9-9
25c
quar.)_
3
3
4.35%
9-10
iquar.i
Canada,
(quar.)
9-30
3
.9-
'9-
;$2.i-
Ideal
9
,9-20
2%,
i
Capital Fund,. Inc.
Inaianapuhs Power ,& Light,"com._
(quar.$25c
(quar.)
Company
9-10
735c
Oil
Houdaille
12-11
(Mich.)
^
10-15
;
(Conn.)
Imperial
9^13
(increased
9-
15C
,8-30
.
12-16
common.:..
9-
9-20
"
iquar.)__
(xncreased-quar.)
Class B' (quar.)
Honolulu
9-10
;'
35c
(quar.)
A
Dunhill
9-10
725c
Hess
8-30
lOo
____'
.Long <fc Co., Ltd.
International, Inc.
9-13
10-
31 14 c
..;,
Co.
(quar.)
W.) .Co.,
preference
Hcerncr
outstanding).
___.
Eastern
6
740c
(quar.)
A
(quar,)—„
preferred
(quar.)__
:
7%
9-14
•
9-19
'
Corp.
(George
pi'c.erred
,6%:
9-5
.
9-20
•'
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Glass,
Dorman
9-13
common
5
10-31
lOc
Motors; (quar,).
Corp., common (quar.)____■
Brewing
(G.)
Hendershot
8-23
9-16
50c
(quar.)____
Co.
class
Trust
preferred
Donaldson
9-13
1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
10-
4
on
Foundries
7%
9-13
9-27
35c
1
6
9-
9-20
dividend).
pfd. stcck
Mortgage
&
Dominion
9-13
1-2-64
12 ViC
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-r
Helme
9-16
10-
"15c
—
class A
Dominion
9-12
10%
'_
Winkle-Munning
Hein-Werner
4
1
72 Vic
•
9-20
'
conyZ.pi^eie^red
Heixxn.dn
4
8-31
30c
•
(stock
(quar.)
Limitee,1
$1.35
9-13
9-30
dividend)
(stock
common
Lumber
$1.12'/2
10-
4
10-
9-14
10-
1:8Vbc
& Realty (quar.)-Detroit Steel Corp.
(quar.)___
Dillingham Corp.,' common
_;
9-10
1
(quar.):
(quar.)_:
Engine
Detroit
9-24
1
10-
(quar.)—.——
preferred
Beaver
1
10-
31c
—
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Foods,
10-
1
10-15
5c
(quar.)—
Gasket
8-23
43c
J50c
"
50c
Quarterly.
6
1C-
31c
conv.
com.
preferred
an.
Bank
Co.—
(stock
Corp.
Vitamin
Becton
B
Delaware
Oil
Beatrice
Bell
Electric
&i
•
.910-
1
11-
(quar.!20c
(quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.
of America,
Co.
Detroit
9-5
62 Vic
(quar.)
9-9
9-50
11-
ioc
5t%
Dixon^ (Joseph) Crucible
Babbitt
"
9-20
10-18
Calorific
Co., (quar.)
Hartxcrd National Bank & Trust Co.
9
.9-
SI.03
preferred
Co.
Steel
Denault,
11-15
9-20
23c
$1.25
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
1011-
dividend
Harnxschefeger
:6%.
9-33
9-30
9-13
20c
37Vic
Harris
''62?/a'c'
(quar.-)____—_______________
Detroit
40c
(accum.
iquar.)
shares
100
Delaware
9-19
2
8-33
9- 9
Z
',
International
5
25c
9-16
9-10
;
10-
"
_
Harley-Davidson
-
the
Zellerbach
David
9
8-
10-15
755c
(s-ai
37 Vac
""
V
'
■
Company (quar.)
Petroleum, com.
Cummins
9-16
9-
8-30
8-23
9-10
1
10-
22c
6
(quar.)
prexerred
Hanson-Van
9-16
5',4%
10-11
1
9-30
9-i6
10-
10-
,
2
1
9-15
30c
_________
9-16
Culli
6
$0,081
5Vi%
ioc
'
/
12-11
Crown
6
9-
9-
9-30
Crucible
6
9-16
9-16
j25c
(quar.)
Hamilton
.'Cqsco,-Inc.,( quar. )r___"_
15c
.Hamilton Management Corp., class; A (quar. )
" 8c'
'Class"B iquar.''8c
26
i8%c
Extra—,
.9-13
10-1
«
9-
■
9-20
10-
.Hall. (W. F.) -Printing .(quar.) ______35c
9-13
4
9-20
'stock
8-30
9-27
9r. O
9-33
Crouse
9-
Dr,Ug
'
12-16
Crompton
1
9-27
.
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5%"
30c
(quar.)__
1
-
preferred
5e/r" convertible
9-10
9-
9-16
•
,
25c
L—l—
Mfg., common
:
9-16
25c
.1
Electric
Corporation,
1
9-27
9-30
10c
—
15c
6
:: 10c
each
6
35c
.
6
8-28
6 V* % pref. A (quar.)
(Cleveland)—
(Two shares of
Ltd.—
Wholesalers,
Atlas
10-
12 Vic
(quar.)—
9-
Ltd.,
r>ank
Crescent
5
9-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
9-20
9-16
(quar.)
Corp.
Associated
;"A"
9-
7Vic
.
9-16
9-
tuuar.r
i quarterly
convertible
Crane
9-5
1
20 Vic
__
Corp.
Corporation
Industries
1
10-
20c
_
Rubber
10-
>
57c
.
9
L.) Co. (mcieased quar.)
Magazines & Broadcasting, Inc.—
:6%
>
6
20c,
(quar.)
9-
Extra10c
8-30
$1.50
;
9-24
(L.
Crampton
9-13
9-
•
(quar.)-,.
Constable
1
9-10
9-16
7 Vic
Extra
Arnold
.10-
25c
(quar.)„
'50c
v
25c
3
common
Company,
conv.
3
Quarterly'
8-26
10c
(quar.),:
Corp.,
.
9-
68^)0
pfd.
Products
Credit,
Increased
(Miami .Beach)
Irom
Angostura-Wupperman
Armstrong
10-11
10c
Products
preferred
Con%nenkal
'
"
6%
(proceeds
Post
8c
12c
(quar.)
9-19
~~
1
common
Corp.
(quar.)
Growers Wine -Co., Ltd., cl. A (initial
quar.)
Guardsman Chemical, Coating, Inc.
(quar.)__
6
(quar.)
$5
Rock
8-26
9-10
Corp.
Co.,
(quar,)_1
Paper C^rp.,
Ltd.
Rendering (quar.)
_
Electronics
Ampol Exploration, Ltd.—
Ordinary
8-26
$1.50
Co.
9-
(quar.
Consolidated
8-31
30c
(quar.)_
common
Amphenol-Borg
Anchor
9-10
5%
9-10
9-20
•
(quar.)
Co.,
Grinnell
9-iO
9-30
Co. (Cal. ) (s-a)
*
Griesedieck
.9-10
..15c
:
Consolidated
6
-
1
5c
^1___
preferred
t>
Edison
Consolidated
6
9-
Cowles
'
Metal
9-
9-13
Cook
(quar.)
Insurance
/..^Quarterly
American
9-13
10-1
.17 Vic
£_
10-
,
IroiwCorp—
preferred
4.12%
(quarterly from net
gains — optional cash
—
American Title
bV+'/f
Fund
capital
1
25c
tquar.i—
^quar.)
Solvents
Consolidated
9-16
30c
17 Vic
:._i
Products Corp..
(monthly)-*
Locker, class A (quar.)
Re-Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
American
Commercial
9-16
.
25c
.
Home
American
9
series
(W
______
9-13
3
9-
10-
10-10
,
,9-i0
9-25
10-
(quar.i
payment omitted! at this time.
series A preferred (quar.)_______
'
5Va%
9-16
1
;
.
——
stock)
Ampco
1
10-
9:
35c
(quar.)_—-1—
.6%
10-
n
-
Oquar.)
B
American
10c
62 Vic
(quar.)
:
40c
$1.12V2
Inc.
10-25
:
9-50
.v.qurr., 18'ac
&
8
11-
iCommon
9
Consumer
A
Class
or
10r.1
9-
Corp.—•.
Class
long-term
10-16
30c
1_
(quar.i
1__
Go.
U.tm.k.es
Colorado,Fuel
-
8-27
$1.50
-
(quar.)
American Greetings
1
10-16
commoii—__
Telegraph
9-13
25c
_____
District
9-13
9-
5C
.
9-27
..
..
American Express Co.
(quar.)
American
Factors
(quar.)
American
.
com.
_1
Servieeu'iimprbyess Ins.
5'/>
Inc.—.
(quar.)_
Discount
Co.
(Ga.),
Special
5%. preferred
8-14
9r27
,
T)
17c
9-
1
10-11
3%% preferred (quar.)______
93%c
Gray; Drug Scopes, (qudr."
,20c
Green ^iountain Bower Corp.
(quar.)
'
30c
.
-;2c:.
Grant
y-xl
(quar.i-:
litton Forge-Waynesboro
Telephone Co
Coca-Cola, jaoithng of N. Y. (quar.)
Coleman Engineer.ng Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Colonial
board, common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred v (quar;_______
:
.
___
preferred
American
8-28
Ltd.
9-13
8-31
A
9-13
!
Industries,
(quar.)
Civil
10-15
1
30c
_
'___
Consumer
1
10-
Grafton's,
9-30
(initial)-
1
10-
5qc
1
li-
9-16
(quar.)-__I
Co.
rrodncts
Taeater
Citizens
9-. 6
,
11-
20c
Insurance, of Florida—
circle
8-30
9-30
Foundry
copper" oo.J
•
9-9
20c
(quar.)——
Chile
8-28
47 Vic
-
,(.quar.:jr_,_J-__Lj-__-'__i-'_LL_j;-L-_'
American Beverage 20c prior
pfd. (quar.)__
Common
•
9-20
.Class" B
American
,9-5
9-
6
9-
710c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Central
Certain-'leea
10-
9-15
$1.75
preietved
(quar.i
Central Charge Service,
9-13
11-15
,
(quar.)
"
——y—i0c
muar,
12-aC
Falls Insurance Co.
(NY)
(quar.)II
" 25c
Glidden Company
(quar.)
.1.wic.n
5c.
7%.
6
10-
pre.erred
.
quarterly'
Extra-.
;
Glen
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Bank-
$1.60
carriers
When
Share
Exchange
47V2C
quar.)
rroaucts corp.
*_orp. of America,
-4V2>
9-30
$53c'
(resumed)
(.increased
;Steel-
Ceianese
9
9-
50c
s*a )
(quar.)
Aggregates
American
.Class
Inc.
9-
1
'
L_.
18c
Freight
■:
9-16
1
10-
40c.
1
—
Institute
Sugar
1
10-
$1.12 Vi
"
Algonquin Building Credit, Ltd. (reduced
Allegheny Power System
(quar.)—
Alterman
10-
.
25C
.j"
,
Co.
Urn
Glens
(s-a)
carohi.a
3
IOC
Aldens,
Recoras
Carnaaon
Per
Company
"Irust
Increased
9-a3
9-13
•
:'Carbqiine.-'-vJ0.r:-(5-»)LLi._:r.____^-_
9-12
12 Vic
-
Lid.—
Girard
9-13
9-30
9-30
17'/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)_i____
Ljtaies
Ca^itc:
Ltd.
V'"-'"
v":
Name of
9-13
9-o0
'
eo.,
v,: pre^ened
oj Rec.
9-30
5c
Mortgage
(quar.)_
Finance Co.
iquar.)___,
Stock dividencL-:--.:
Aetna
(quar.:i:4344C
Ceco
Payable
j:45c
(quar.i
Holders
Payable of Kec.
y-o0
( quar. )
cnemicai
Capital
Holders
15c
(quar.)
Advance
Alco
When
When
Snare,
-
common
Canadian
in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date. :
-Per
preierrea
preierred
j
Ltd.,
co.
Canacuan
follow with
we
$x.7a
I
an¬
second table
a
of Company
.
Canadian .Celaut.se
Dividend
nounced
Per
;
:
11
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
12
When
Per
Name
Bancorporatlon
Marine
Participating
Increased
Common
Corp.
Mathias
Maul
&
McBryde
Corporation ;
(quar.)
—-f!-
&
Mid-Continent
Midwest
Miles
Mine
:1
Safety
<.
910-
(incr-.-quar.)
■'!
(quar.)
—
1
10-11
.10!
R.i
Company
(John)-
Morris
(Philip).
Morton
(B.
':Income
i
C.)
9-10
Co.
—
6
(quar.)
>•9-4
10c,
%
9-16 /
35o
9-28
9-13
25c
-
■_
(quar;)—;
8-30
9-30
5c
■
__
9-16
9-
9-30;
.
:
9-13
'9-30
10-15
:
37 Vac
65c
National
Ltd.,
Insurance
Gas
&
National
Oil
Bank
Nevada
Power
-5.20%
New
Hampshire
Orleans
'
4.36%
Nfew
York
Newberry
Co,—-
3.40%
.3.00%.
9-14
12-14
10-
9-16
1
9-20 .V
9- 9
;
9-16
'
15c
•'
V
30c
-
•
9-13
11-
1-
10-18
1
(Mass.)
/ 9-16
9-27
9-27
61i50c
10-
$1.18%
10-
$1.09
!.!'.
this
9-
1
9
9-
It.
9
9-
10-3
9
9-13
.
.
1
25c;
9-20
9-
50c
—
9-10
9-30
'9-10
90c
(quar.)
i——
9-30
9-30!
V
9 7 Vac
9-30!
10-
1
9-13
$1.25
10-
1
) 9-13
10-
1
9-13
7 %
preferred
Weyenberg Shoe
10-
(quar.)
Shwayder
Skil
Bros,
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
.4.50%
5%
\
5YbVc- preferred
Rico
Puerto
8%
preferred
Company
Oakite
Stamford
Chemical
9-20
Standard
Milling
Class
Oglebay
Norton
Casualty
Ohio
Crankshart
6%:
Old
(quar.i„
Helicopters, Ltd.—
preferred
iquar.)
Republic Insurance
dividend
Oneida,
.6%
Ltd.,
S,i
Stein way
Co.
10-10
9-20
2
11-15
12-
9-16
9-
9-14
8-24
9-30
-
Co.
preferred
Loan
(quar.)
&
(Chicago)—
._!!_
9-10
9-
9
5%.
9-16
9-
5
5%
9-15
8-31
9-
Co..
11-
prior
•Extra
3
Sun
10-10
12'aC
9-16
37 Vac
Ltd
Steel Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
„r
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
$6 preferred (quar.)_____
10-
415c
$1.50
Cement
Intermountain
Pacific
&
Aggregates
Northwest
9-
Sun
rr
10-
15c
(quar.>_!_
preferred
Electric
Telephone
(quar.)
22c
—
10-
Corp.
Taylor
Texas
9-20
►
Pacific Savings &: .Loan Association-!.!..!'!!
10c
30c
9-
.10-15
Pacific
9-30
6%
Telephone & Telegraph
preferred
(quar.)
Pak-Well
Paper
'
Class
Park
A
Industries,
com.
(quar.)
$1.50
1
9-
1
9-
9-10
j
10-
10-
1
10-
2
1
9-16
9-30
19-10
!
&
Light,
preferred
com.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).!
4C0%
preferred
Extra
9-
6
8-30
Jack
Gas
Service
Mulliken
from
Phi'.io
4%
,t
*
1
50c
9-10
9-30
9-30
flz
Quarterly
Twin
Common
10-31
10-18
'!%
10-31-;
10-18
United
Corp.
14c
(quar.i.;
25c
9-20
9-
6
9-10
investment-
capital
income
gains)..
preferred
to
(quar.)
noi-pi
and
„
iquar.t__;
'
90c
9^30
9-19
8-23
Steel
10-15
United
Bank
Cities
Gas
preferred
Merchants
9-19
1
•
1
10-15
Aetna
Lifa
Agricultural Insurance Co.
N. Y.)
(quar.)
4
9
1
9-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
Aileen,
9
9-10
9-2
9-10
Air
9-10
9-
Inc.
$5.50
Co,
Co.
preferred
4.92%
preferred
preferred
Wood Steel,
Alan
5
Alberta
Distillers
9-27
9-17
Alcolac
Chemical
9-10
8-20
Stock
9-16
1
9-13
31 Vic
10-
1
9-13
10-1
9-13
9-30
pfd.
9-39
9-16
9-
6
9-23
9-
5
8-19
9-
3
Corp.
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-
3
10-
1
9-13
17c
9-
9
8-15
8-16
9-
8-23
G
8-30'
9-30
dividend)
8-31
3%
Steel
Allied
Chemical
Corp.
Allied
Graphic
Arts
iquar.)
3
9-14
9-
9-10
8-
9
y-20
9-
3
30c
:
—-—
(quar.i.
Corp.
9-13
45c
(quar.)
Maintenance
1-31
9-30
834C
(quar.)
Allied
-
2-28-64
50c
;
(quar.)__.
9-30
3%
(stock
Corp.
Ludlum
!
9-16
2%
8-23
9-16
10c
dividend.:
(quar!) !!_•_
8-23
9-10
1334c
—
—
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
common
(quar,)______
9-20,
10-21
75c
$1
(quar.)!
4%." preferred
quar. i
9-11
10-
5
9-20
10-
t
9.-13
Supermarkets
4.08%
9-
8-16
3
9-27
9-13
9-20
9-
6
Alpha
6
Alside,
9-20
9-
20c
9-30
9-18
37 Vaq
10-1
9-16
Corp;—
Portland
(quar.)——
1—-.
'■
Aluminium, Ltd., common (quar.
'4'/4% preferred (initial)
Aluminum
V'
tlOc
10-
f 15c
10--1
45c
S.
Corp,
Ceramic
Co.,
common
4^0''
S.
Cold
Storage
9-
9-
9
9
1^,
9-14
9-
5
9-14
9-
5
r
,!'
40c
25c
(quar.)"'
__!.
7 '4 c
!_
5cj
2cc
10-
ru'i)
A
1
9-23
American
)1
9-13
American
",
2nd
American
American
9-17
$1.25
9-17
$6,25
9-21
9-
Can
8-23
9-
1
9-
Co.,
'7%
Corp.,
pfa.
com.
&
Cable
Co.
8-36.
9-16
20c
9-16
8-30)
9-14
8-23
—
Theatres
■
'25c
:
9-l3>
43%c
10-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
8
—
12'ac
37V2c
$1.56 Vi
11-
1
10-
8*.
(quar.)——
62V2c
iquar. 1
(quar.)_——
.
.
-
.
-
(
p.
9-10"1
9-12
-i#
-fSri
8-39
;■
1
4,._
4::
$1.62''2
(quar.)'
preferred
(quar.)
A preferred (quar. i__
Chain
6
Rubber—
class
American
9-
;
9-13
1
10-
...
8-16;:
10-1
17'2c
75c
—
Broadcasting-Paramount
;
1
Cement
10-
25c
(quar.
common
Quarterly
9
9
Biltrite
1st
preferred
preferred (quar.)
American
9-27
f
Chemical
Co.,
9-18
9-10
933,4C
iquar.)
612 %
9-10
9-
Note
8-j6
10-15
30c
-
T
!
8-13
5
143c
(quar.i
•
8-13
9-
115c
!
common
(quar.)
Agricultural
Bank
6%>. preferred
^9-27
i *
America,
preferred
American
9
9-
$1.433i
—
1
9-16
(quar. >____
Manufacturers
(quar.)
•9-27
30c
!
U.
10-
9-13
of
8-27
.-9-18',
!
;
(quar.)
Tile! Iquar.)!___
10-,1
20c
$3.75
9-13
quaf.)
(quar.i.
"&
10-. 1
45c
.
(quar.V_
9-10
15c
-
■
(L. A.):(incr.
1
Co.
9-10
2%
-t.———
;
8-15
9-10
5c
—
dividend.
4
8-21
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Stock
;
(quar.)——
4
9-
5
9-
$1.02
Cement
9-
9-30
12Vic
common.—"
(quar.)_———
preferred
9-25
15c
"
iquar.)___•__—
Mfg.,!.
Allis-Chalmers
15c
•
!
Forging
Allied
17VaC
-
—
-
9-25
15c
50c
•
r
9-25
10-10
11c
140c
quar.i.
dividend
Stock
1
4'V
(increased
Industries
6
10-
$125
(quar.)
9-12
30c
—
9-17
1
$1.23
(quar.)____
1
10-
$1.13
Gas
(quar.).
Ltd.
Corp.,
8-20
10-
$1.05
$1.15
(quar.)
(increased!
Ltd.
Credit
Stock
9-10
si.oe'i
20c
9-25
9-
—_
Natural
5%-
8-27
1C-
9-16
10-15
;
Allen
25q
9-6
1
dividend
Steel
All-State
8-30
1
10-
lquar.')_
9-20
9-13
6
9-13
62'-ac
42Vic
$1.37Va
1 quar.)
4.52%,
9-
1
9-
1
20c
12'ac
(quar.)
iquar.)
9-1 u
1
3*
1
10-
45c .10-
preferred
4.60%'
10-1
9-10
9-
10-
:
preferred (quar.)
Power Co.,'4.20%
Alabama-Tennessee
8-15
9-30
(Watertown,
Alabama
2
8-15
3
9-
2§c
_______
,
9-20
:
3
$0,7579
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., common
Gas
9-
9-13
9-27
7V2C
iquar.
9-16
10-
Co.
8-31
9-27
12 Vic-
(quar.)_
Insurance
Reduction
Alabama
9-2
Mv'j
8-30
8-30
10-10
25c
(quar.)
quar.)____
Casualty & Surety Co.
10-
12laC
10-15
11-
Aetna
1
'
Fastener
Gas
11-
11
9-10
!^.!____!___■■■.'.4%
1
1 quar.i
2 !
10-
50c
!_.
Industries
Corp, (increased
dividend
■
£C
(quar.)
8-
10-
fSOc
:
3
8-24
3
25c
Corp.
11-1
1
10-
46 Vac
iquar.)
9-
1
9-
10c-
;
;
8-23
9-24
10-
37V2c
(quar.)
Insurance
42c
(s-a)—
California
United
97i'ac
Stock
15c
(quar.)
U.
SI
IIv
the
Holders'
9-14
100%
—______—r 15c
10-
(quar.)—
$1.50 preferred
United
,%-lOc
Co.
Express Co
37VaC
——.
9-10
5c
—
in
Payable of Rec.i
70c
Ltd.
Co.
Paper
(quar.)
10-
——_—
(quar.)-j.-
Williams
preferred
53!%
Inc., common
preferred
i quar.i
&
Process
10c
.
Construction
&
Inc.
United-Ce.rr
Fund—
net
realized
(quar.>
"
$1.25
Union
9-27
Power
Markets
Acme
Acushnet
Aeroquip
10-
30c
—-
iquar,).—
(quar.i
60c. non-cum. partic. 2nd nfd.
(quar.)'__.
Electric -Steel
Corp. ? (increased)
Investment
(quar.) — .——.—
Union Pacific RR.i Com.
(increased ouar. )
17 %c
__i
Abitibi
Adirondack
5c
Union
62 VaC
fquar.)_l
When
Share
Inc.
____—
9-26
8
Inc.,
8-15
25c
(quar.)-.—;.—
Compahy
Industries,
10-25
9-12
AMP,
9-10
12VaC
Transue
9-20
9-20
being given
preferred
(quar.)
endorsed shares (quar.)______-
9-17
9-10
10-
thtae
6%
3
25 c
—__
(quar;)-——
Trans-Lux .Corp.
(quar.)
Lines
(increased
12c
(quar.)...
iquay.
Morris,
3.90%
Realty
Toys
50c
'
from
1
10-
Inc.,
1
20c,
gains——
Transcon
9-10
10-
ALD,
9-30
9-
10-
12-1
.
Philadelphia
.'•5c
9-10
1
week,
dividend
Adams
5%
9-10
1
25c
Cement,
common
preferred
i quar.i
Pettibone
Torrington
1
Industries
Stock
Addressograph-Miiltigraph
11-
iquar,)—_
Union, Acceptance' porp. Ltd.—"
iquar.
&
Tonka
10-
$1.15
;
Tishman
3
5
10-
8-26
*
9-
8-31
9-10
announced in previous!
The list, does not include divi-:
Name of Company
ACF
8-15
31 *4 c
preferred B (quar,V-4%
$1.12 Va
4Vz%' pfd. A (quar.)
B
9-16
50c
'
12V2C
_
preferred
9-14
8-23
Per
9-13
5c
(quar,)--—,—r!__
Co.
this
announced
Allegheny
initial
preferred
&. Cp,
3
10-
i
414%
Times-Mirr'or
9-
9-18
$1.10
—
Permanente
Petrolane
10c
83 %c
...
Company!,
Pep Boys-Manny Moe
5%
9-16
9-17
$1.12'a
iquar.li.
i
9-
34c
iquar.).
(quar.i
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co.%.'
Quarterly
———
!
Pennzoil
9-16
dends
1
50c
Stores,
Drug
<
preceding table.
3
25c
—
common
1
9-30
9-10
dividends
paid.
9-
50c
—— — —
capital
the
weeks and not yet
10-
? 8c
non-convertible
give
we
5c
—
and
10-
37c
DIVIDENDS
Below
9-10
-9-16
40c
income
8-30 "v
"
————
,
8-26
'9-10
20c
(quar.)
common
9-10
1
9-10
c
8-26 ;
3
7VaC
iquar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
9-10
jo
3
9-
3
■
convertible
Bros,
9-
10c
j.
Curry
6 |
6
1
(quar.)—:i—.——
Markets!
&
5c
B
20c
<quar.)__
$1
(quar.)
Park
8-30
9-
9-18
10-
12 Vac
pfd.
Cq.
Co.___
$1.13
investment
Mfg.
8-29
9-10
10-
1
———!,r;
class
8-23
(quar.)____________
&
9-16
10-
(quar.)——;———_
realised
Works
Aetna
$5
9-10
9-16
25c
A
9-11
1
9-10
1
10-
A____--
—
1
10-
40c
1
10-
Inc.—
(quar.)-
10-
43c
__!<:
Youngstown Foundry &
Younker
25c
.___.!
10-
25c"
iquar.i
5%
Tiffany
10c
(quar,)—...
3.35%
.
9-16
12C
—
Co.
Water
Yosemite
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
9-10
—
class
L.)
Co.
&
Wyman-Gordon
York
•>•"..!. ■'!;%%
(Edwin
Company
$1.25
10-15
(quar.i
5%
Thrifty
9-30
1
10-
25c
—_
Power
10-15
1212C
(quar.i..
Paul Harris Stores,, claSs A——
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp—
Pennsylvania Mutual Fund, Inc. (from capi¬
tal
gains I
;
preferred
6
classes
17 VaC
57 Vac
—
Inc.—
from
from
5
1
'
F'orgings
4%:%
9-
all
on
(quar.)
5c
common
Products
Fund,
Thorofare
9-15
Inc.— "
iquar.l_—
Pennsylvania.
G
9-18
omitted
(quar.)
64
i quar. i
Instrument
Tecumseh
1
9-20
9-
payments
of preferred.
Algoma
8-19
1
9-16
preferred
$1.50
&
A
(quar.)
Supply
1
9-19
15c
100%
-_4-_
preferred
8-28
(quar.)!—
iquar.i
class
Corp,
Syracuse
8
dividend)-!
/
7%
9-12
preferred
Clothier,
&
Sunbeam
11-
(stock
5%
9-13
11-15
$2
(quar..)______
Express
Bell
2nd
class
on
Chemical
4Vac
Pacific
Cable
Stores—
8-20V
9-16
8-30
,
Mills,
8-29
1
(quar.)
8-28
9-30
—
preferred
8-29
9-16
:j:25c
Ontario
1
9-14i
9-64
9-20
50c
Y.)
quar,),
convertible
$4.50
Ozite .Corporation,
Pacific
i
Stonecutter
8-14
9-13
1%
___!
———
Debenture
Wiebold
iquar.)
common
1
9-
'Stock ..dividend
9-14
Corp.,
preferred
Whitaker
9-12
(quar,)-—_!
C
Common
Strawbridge
——
-
$5
Steel
9-10
10-
9-16
(quar.)
N.
6
10-1
&. Sons-——■_—!!__
3
20c
9-13
9-13f
%
>
3V
9-30
industries,
(Albany,
8-27
$15c
———
1
6
$1
(Delaware),
9-
(Pittsburgh) —
common————
preferred
Ontario
18c
25c
6
10-
9-
6
5c
—
Republic Life Insurance
Stock
25c
______
Co.
Quarterly ——i
Old
9-10
& Co.
(quar.)
;
Insurance Co. (quar.)—.
Ohio
Okanagan
9-
10-15
9-12
9-16
:
(L.
Bank
5%
10c
10-15
(quar.)_
9-
62*40
Sterling Precision Corp.—
■% 5%
preferred. A
iquar.)
30c
t50c
f 35c
C 30c
A
9-30
25c
B
Starrett
State
(-
class
Mfg.!-
9-20
■
9-20
10-14
___
...
12-10%
9-
common-———
Company .(quar.)
10-14;
—
1-2-64
1---!---!^.!!!!^
9-25
10-15
$1.25
9- 6<
(quar.)
Bros,
&
SI.06
(quar.)—
Products
7
9-13%
1-4.
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—
O-M
VaC 4 10- 1
10-
1
(quar.)——————
G.)
(A,
$1.13
repeated because, company revised
of record date.)
9-
•
,
$1.25
56 Vic
(Hartford)
Sugar,
._
8-15
9-13;
'9-10
10c
(quar.)-!——
Spotless
8-31
1
9-30
9-24
42V2c
Sparton Corp., common
6%
preferred (quar.)_
20c
10-
30c
1
15c
Gas, com, (quar.)
&
9-20
previously
37 Vac
10-
I2V2C
(quar.)—
_________________
reported
v
11-12
20c
25c
...
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)__——————
Spalding
9-13
9-20
2
25c
15c
•
8-16
9-13
12-
Wheeling
15c
Homes/class A (quar.)——
Hungerford) Co. (extra)—__—"
9-19
1
,
Wheeling Machine Products Co.,_l
25c
(J.
South Carolina
9-27
9-30
9-20
•9- 9%
1
9-25
16c
——■
10-14
10-
10-
9-16
12 Vac
—
9-13
25c.
9-26!
10-15
10c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-27.
!25C
'9-10 4
10-15
40c
common—
'
——
South
—
9-25
10-15
■
5c
(Los Angeles) (quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist—
—!-!y;
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)——.—
Class
B
(quar.)
———————
9-10
Shares,
1
8-12
1
„——
Leather
40c
Ltd
9-14
$2.50
C.)
6
6
•
9-16
1
$1.06 V*
Electronics
(K.
1 quar.) ______!____u._^_^
10-
9-30
—_—
(quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
,was
non-cumulative
$2
10-15
South End Bank & Trust
:
Co,
1%
9-
9-
'
15c
10-25
,
9-10
8-25
% 9-14
•
5 !
9-16
10-
10c
•V.r f 15c
——
—
9-10
•
30c
9-
10-15
10c
1
9-30
$1
1
Ltd.—
Foods,
10-
9-30
;
'8-27-
10-
Stationery Corp;-—,
10-15
$1,311/4
preferred
payment
Westfair
32 V2C
$1.09
preferred "A" (quar,)—
$1.31 Vi
'5*/4%: preferred "B" (quar;)..
———
10c
Schenuit Rubber, class A
25c
Schlumberger, Ltd. (NV) (quar.)
10c
School Pictures
(quar.)———r4v-~—;
20c
Scott, Foresman & Co.
(incr.-quar.)—_—
5c
Security Capital
(initial)
—
,9-10
! 9-13^-
1
3%"
(quar.)
Brass
$1.02 Va
—
&
Fabricating
$1,21 y4
;
1
10-
-
12Vac
•
9-t-
9-30
10-
50c
(quar.i
$1.411/4
4.36%
9-10
Service—
&
Tablet
preferred
Wolverine
Smith
time.)
,(quar.)—
Chemistry
6
5%
Wolverine
25c
Northwest .Airlines, (quar. .I__
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co..
Western
9-13
Skyline
'
•
;
37
10-; 1
9-13
32c
.
__
Securities
9-30
1
;
,
(quar.)
Common
—
Co.^
Power
10-
1
$1.14
L 9-164
30c
$15c
Pennsylvania Natural Gas—
Preferred
9-13
-
_i._;?
Natural Gas, 5%
preferred (quar,)
Pennsylvania National Bank
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)_!!!__:_^__^.^_!^____!
Western
•
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
-
Shore
V
10-18
9-28
5C
9-30
i
6c
20c
9-
-
Western
8-30
11-
-'
93 %c
9-13
-
Western
9-13
9-10
Insurance
'
9-20
.
Western
9-12
9-20
Power Co., common (increased)
85c ~
$1.12 Va
(quar.
preferred1 (quar j!!!!!_!%!. ^-2!-'!
$1.05 i
4,10%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.02 Va
:_!___
West
30c
Virginia Pulp & Paper
(quar.) ____!!
9-28
25c
20c ;
<
9-10
10-15
27 Vac
.
•8-30
9-25
.;1%V
8-23
preferred
10-15
&
Seton
(quar.)—
North
is
1
5--
9-14
20%
30c
Electric
Savannah
9-16
(quar.)
holders
11-
9-
Penn
-4 4V2%"
-v 4
Williams
9-16
,
North
and
11-15
.
West
.
5"
9-20
,!
Ltd
9-13
!.9-16
i
(quar.i
(This
1
V:V
■
(H. R.); Corp.
Products,
5'%
9-
50C
•
-'Stores,, class A (quar.;)____!_!^
9-30
1
$1.15
:
85c
Corp.
Pennsylvania RR.
Bros.
(quar.)
Wiegand
1
(quar.)—;
Nucleonics
11-
Motor
9-
9-16
30c
.%%.! ,vL'
)_^!__ri!!v
(quar.)_i___^^._^_____!_!
Wilcox
1
$1.50
.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)i_
Wells-Gardner Electronics Corp. (quar.)
Welsbach Corp.
(quar.)_
!
8-20
12-27
Co.
9-13
10-
(quar.)
—:
(quar.)-,,—-—
.4.22%
9-'! 1.
8-26
'
9-30
35c
MillsHu!!-^-^'-.!-!-.---!--.*.!!^!?;
9-13
10-
preferred
i4V2%
1
10-
Corp.
"9-13
10-
•!
Norris-Thermador
.;
8-30
t
1-2-64
10c
'
Bros.
Weissberg
5
11-15
9-20
; 9-16
30c
(quar.)
;Co,!,4i._4!,---4!!-4^!;,
Sugar
9-30
9-10
——
at
Electric
9-30
1
.___.—
,
Weiss
8-30
1-3-64
9-13
5c
;
9-30
10-
common
Public
9-
9-16
9-3;.
1
9-27
10C
.
15c
iquar.)_
preferred
Gas
.
.10-
;
$20c
!-.!"-
Street Investing Corp.—
v( From net investment income
Waukesha
9-9
10- 5
:
4%
%.•
(s-a)
Pump
Washington
9
lie
!
-——
Co,
$1.45
9-10
preferred
preferred
Indiana
9-
9-20
3II4C
Corp,, common !—-!(;
preferred A (quar.)-———
prior
1
4.10%.
preferred
.9-20
"
tec
prior
10-
(quar.)
,4'A%
'9-13
,
ICC approval),
dividend) —1-—-
A
(quar.)
75c
preferred B (quar.)——
$1.34
$5,375
preferred
(quar.)_—__————
!%; 25c
$1
preferred
(quar.)
;
Financial
$5.80
$3
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)——-
Northern
1
Cards————_
Greeting
9-13
:4.85%
.5.25%
10-
50c
;
(quar.)__^._
Company
Craft
9-12
(quar.)——
preferred
'
9-13
(quar;)__--%!-—r
26c
preferred
3.60%
Controller
1
com.
omitted
Power,
Equipment
Wagner
5
1
(quar.)———_
1
(quar,)T—
payment
Mohawk
9-
10-
to
Ltd.
Canada
of
Broadcasting
10-
(quar.)_^-—
Rock
(quar.)
Trap
(J. J.I
(Common
Niagara
Co.
Service,
Ginger Ale
! Wailuku
'
! 9-19'
$1.75
Plastics.'Inc.
cl.
9-3
5c
!!:/*
Ltd.,
10-1
29VaC
:,
(quar.)
Swimming Pools,
Company (quar.)
Warner
—J
(incr.-quar.) —
10-
preferred
Insurance
Public
9-14
30c •'
v.
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Industries'
'9-3
5o
11-15
9-13
5
1
10-
32c
9-16
1
9-27
(quar.)
Controls
50c
England Power, 6% preferred iquar.)_
preferred.- (quar.)—,
preferred, (quar,)——_—
;>
4%%
1
12-
25c
-_!_!—-"!!'
class A (incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Reynolds,
&
65c
(4.60%
New
Inc.
Rollins
9-9
40c
(4.56%
New
10-
&
Wall
(Calif.)
(quar.)—
(Boston)
Co., 5.40%
preferred
Vernors
5
—————
(stock
Rockover
8-30
iioc
./(quar,)
Shawmut
Vendo
9-
_—.!_2.!__^._'
Val-Mar
8-30
10c
Rochester' Telephone; com.
5% : preferred (quar.)——-———!---—'
5.65% preferred (quar.)
—
Rust;
9-14
f 10c
_•
*
(quar.)———___——
Gypsum
National
(quar.)
Industries
Robertshaw
SFC
(Hartford)-—-—
National
8-30
9-10
20c
%'■'
(subject
Ruberoid
9-26
•
94c
common
-
Fire
9-10
IOC
dividend
Stock
Rowan
30c
(quar.)
!___
(quar.
Utilities
Dividend
————.—
(Detroit)-
Containers,
Carrier's
Redwing
9-19
9-27
preferred
9-30
31 Vic
'
9-30'!
10-15
'(
3
$1.18
;
9-12
9-15
9-
9-16
"33c
.'9-13
!
9-16,
9-30
50c
(quar.)!!!),!!
common
(quai*.)
Westeel
pfd.
Light,
preferred
9-30
'
Inc.—
income).
(Common —
9-10
8
15c
___T.___!___,__!____;!_,_
9-11
'
10-1
;50c
Ripley Industries. Inci & Jomar
invest-
front net
Co.,
&
7c
Rhodes, Inc.
(quar.)
———
Rich's, Inc., common (quar. )Ji———'!!!'!—
:."33/4%
preferred (quar.)— !—!—•;——
Rickel (H. W.) & Co. (quar.)—
9-13
(quar.)
Power
*10c
!
Reynolds
■ V9-
Hotel
10-
3
4
1
Utah
40c
(initial)__!_!i!!!u—,
Tube, $1.25 1st
Co, (resumed)
10-
Utah
16c
(quar.i
Fund
$2
common
$1.28
'•
8-30
20c
National
Products
1
8-23
$1.06
,
11-
9-
$1.75
9-
10-
9-24
30c
(quar.).'
!
Products
(quar.) _!-_!_!!__!^!
Oil
9-26
10-15
(quar.)_„
8-30
3
Payable of Rec.
33c
!•' 1
preferred
Universal
preferred
9-16
9-20
(Baltimore)
30c
Tobacco,
9-16
$1
1
10-
'V' 9-14V!
Share
.
Co.
(quar.)
Leaf
15c
(quar.
(quar.)—
——:
Publication Corp, common
(quar.
7%'; original preferred (quar.)!!
4.24%
8-26
%
y (68c from capital gains and 26c from net
Casualty
preferred
Reading
6
8%
—
4%
Republic Supply
10c
investment
Viking
9-13
10c
f
8-31
Reardon
6
Inc.)
Piston Ring
(quar. •)-_!—
System, Inc., common (quar-.)—'___
!6%■ preferred (quar.)_—
—Mystic
Valley Gas—-——!——:——.-'
National
Victor
Purolator
9-
.;
9-30
Muskegon
I
9-20
9-30
6c
Morris,
(quar.■
Securities
10-15
8-23
15c
,
Mutual
Nation-Wide
f7V2c
"
4
Guaranty
9-20
3
9-
20e:
! •'
,
(Texas)
10-15
Revlon,
r
Brass
Murray
t57c
'•! 9-30
T0C
5c
!__
Philip
Manufacturing
Mueller
Canada, Ltd. (quar.
4l/a%
1st preferred (quar. )——■——
6% ; non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—__
Primex
Equities Corp., class A
(monthly)
Progress Mfg. Co. common ((resumed)-.——
$1.25 preferred (quar.).
Prophet Company (quar.)—._———
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
:
Quarterly
'—-!%-------•
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
% ;
;
&
25c
of
Corp.
Putnam ' Income
Inc,—
(quarterly
'—.
income)
Morton
(,quar.)_
20c
$6 V4C
Power
Remco
56V4C
(quar.)
(See
Fund,
Series
.rnent
Co.
10-14
9-14
9-25
•
,
5c
9-13
•
S.
Universal
10-15
9-
V
9-15!
V- 15c
____
:(quar.)_____
Lines
&
4
9-30
:
U.
10-15
$0,102
8-21
'
9-13
9-13
Fidelity
Freight
$0.0639
(
When Holders
Per
Name of Company
S.
(quar.)
%--!-—*!:
preferred
(quar,)—
Phlllips-Eckardt Electronic Corp. (quar.)..
Piggly Wiggly California Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.i
—•—
Pittsburgh
Forgings —
—
—
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Plough, Inc: (increased quar.
Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.)
(quar.)—
Porter
(H. K.), Inc. (Mass.) ————
Common
8-21
8-30
8-30
15c
—._
common
V, 11-
50c
•
Co.,
Appliance
'9-3
•
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
U.
Telephone Co.
8%.
10-23
10-11
37 Vac
—
9-23
.
1
75c
(E.
6
11-
.
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
1 '
•9-16
$1.12 Va
56VtC
;•;! 15c
4.50 %• pfd. (quar/>_,.
par)
(quar.)—
Investment,
Moore-McCormack
6
8-23
1
10c
Equipment (resumed) ——!!>
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
Moore
9-
1
11-
10c
Auto
M'orrell
9-
/
9-13
8V3C
—_—
preferred" (quar.)>:
41/2%,
Monroe
9-20
9-13
8 V3 c
! 8V3C
(monthly )____—...—
Telephone Corp.
Laboratories
8-28
9-30
5%
($50
Securities
5
•
r,y
'
Co.,
Mietile-Gos.s-Dexter
9-
! 9-20
'
■
Stern
9-16
1
50c
2Vac
Bros;-Brick & Tile_^!:____'_—__—'
Metromedia, Inc. (quar.)——--—
preferred
Share-
Name of Company
8-30
1
10-
50c
—
Merry
>4.50%
9-12
■.
9-16
10-
2%
9' 3
r
9-26
;;
20c
:
Michaels
/
.
——
_V.
Monthly
3
Factor
(see
(quar.
Corporation
dividend'.;'!-
Mensch
.
.
•
Mechanex
"Stock
3
9-
5c
A
Ltd.
9-
9-25
7 Vac
dividend i—
class
1
9-30
5%
--
—___—__
(quar.)_____—.!
Inc.
Sugar,
10-
;—
_
Co.,
McKay Machine
9-20
30c
Co.)
W.)
(J.
10-15
:
(stock
Inc.
9-20
$1.12 Va
(quar.)„
.,
.
&
(Max)
pfd.
4'/a%
(quar.)
(initial)
Factor
Mays
(quar.)
10-15
17 Vac
L.)
(A.
Bros.,
Max
Ltd.—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Mastic
8-30
9-16
$1.40
—
Corp.,
Corp.
8-30
22 Vac
B
Marietta
Masonite
8-30
9-14
NY
Northern
of
Co.
9-14
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Martin
•
Trust
quarterly
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Maritime
$1.10
(increased-quar.)_—
stock
Midland
Marine
(Seattle)
When
Per
Holders
Payable of ReQ.
Philippine Long Distance
(increased-quar.)—____—
stock
Initial
7%
Share
of Company
.
.
Volume
198
Number
6295
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(869)
Per
-
Name of
American
./;•/
Company
Commercial
Barge
(Increased-quar.) '
American
Cry^al
'/•'%
1
37V2C
Sugar,
common
4Va%
(quar,)™
6%
Feit
Lines
Co.,
preferred
&
American
General
1"
:V""
Foreign
16c
(quar.)
Co.
40C
American
Home
Derrick
(quar.)
Products
American
Hospital
American
Insuiator
American
International
American
Investment Co,,
Corp.
Corp.
9-12
:
9-15
(quar.)
luc
..
American
/
y
lUOtors
American
National
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
Co.
9-27
Common
(quar.)
preierred
special
9- 3
•
,3'Oc
""~
.
; • ;' ■/
1
American
v.
Radiator
Common
American
/
__
12-
American
Rubber
American
saiety
&
10-
Sugar
American
Telephone
American
&
Tobacco
Water
American
Zinc
Increased
Ametek,
(quar.)
Anchor
$4
8-30
&
A_
common
9-18
corp.
Asbestos
A
Oil
.
Extra
pfd.
9-
4.60%
dividend !_
Coast
Line Co.
Atlas
Chemical
Class
Aubrey
Aunor
Co.,
New
5
9-23
-Bnggs
8-31
/
8-19
8-30
9-10
/
25c
Fe
Ry.—
1
6'/4%
' '
,
9-16
30c
y7
8-30
'
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Tobacco
Bearer
6
free
Telephone
(quar.)
British
5.69%
9-
1
8-23
1 ■•'
-9-
85
*
(interim
income
pfd.
6d
(quar.t
420c
(quar.)
COC
(quar.)——
9-16
4
8-
9-12
60c
*
9-15
5
Fund,
(From
/
8-21
net
Bullock's.
Bulova
Burgess-Manning,
9-10:"';
1
0-10'..
Burlington
Industries
8-20
Burns
J.)
9-10
93%c
165%c
8-27
9-10 /„
2
3
8-12
9-14
9-13
"
(quar.)—
4%%
America—
Bush
10c
Mills,
712C
Gas,
9-
23c
...
9-20
7%
4%
.
10-16
3
8-15
..
9-
6
I
T
Financial
1
9-23
*
9-30
V
'■
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
11-14
15c
1
i5c
J'
9-
3
1
$i:obv4
f'4%.
9-
3
8-
"9-
1
12 Vac
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-
1
8-20
———
10c
9-
1
8-
40c
9-
3
8-15
4
8-20
—
15c
9-25
7
—
9-
5
; 20c
.,
1
■•9-
5
8-22
20c
9-
5
8-22
30c
—_
9-
1
8-
2
8-15
8-30
10c
9-30
9-
9
V3
10-
1
"
1
*
1
$1.24
10-
1
__4-^.+^—
"= i
(quar.)___
■
44c
-
1010-
-
$1.23
______
(quar.)____
5%
Class
Calgary
Power,
Ltd.,
4
Va
preferred
9-30
9-20
2%
9-16
;8*12
C
•'
3c
%
preferred
9-16
£-31
12-18
11-29
10c
9-16
-9-12
8-23
(quar.)
;
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
(q|iar.)___
—
(quar.)
"
„
9- -1
8-15
9* -1
8-15
California
25c
9-13
9-
25c
9-30
9*13
California-Pacific Utilities,
5%
preferred
(quar.)-l
10c
9-2
8-15
20c
9-30
9-13
'
,
9-
3
.
r4%,
(quar.)_____
—
•,"75c
;63c,
—______
22c
10-15
10-
$1.75
10-15
10-
$1
10-15
10-
$1.06
10-15
10-
30c
9-10
8-30
5%
Co.
convertible
-5Va%
preferred
preferred
$4.75
Cameo,
&
Hecla
preferred
Inc.
9-13
8-
8-26
7V2C
9-20
9-
(quar.)_
22'/2c
—25c
9-16
8-30
9-16
8-30
>
common
(quar.).
5
9
25c
9-16
8-30
27V2C
9-16
8-30
20c
9-14
8-26
;
—
v(4uar.>:)
class
A
(quar.)___
.
9-30
9-
6
9-30
9-
6
20c
(quar.)•
9-16
8-28
10c
S-10
8-15
.
10c
9-18
8-15
1
8-15
8-10
10
1
1
!10-
9*10
„
9-10
9-10
/
1
10*
,*
-
1
10-
'10-
1
9-10
9-10
;A
9-30
'
9-13
;
' 9-30
,
9-19
9-13
25c
9-30
•'
$1.25
•
8-30
8-26
,•
8-26
9-30
'
V 31c
•
8-26
9-30
"62'-'ac
9-30
Co.
8-26
8-26
s
'
..V
__d—
■
9-30
:33%C
.
10c
;
\
9-16
8-30
Service—
$1.04
10-
9-13
1
10-
$1.19
_.__4___—
1
9-13
9-30
68c
(from: invest,
10-15
4c
income)
9-25
r
v
30c
9-
1
$1.12
10-
9-
1
—_——_—
r
■
45c
:
75o
•
9-13
3
8-12
9-
3
8-22
;
/
___4_—
25C
(quar.)—
preferred
class
9-
1
18-15
9-10
/,
20c
8-23
■:
_______—
—
York
Trust
Ohio
Ry.,
Chock
8-20
v
8-23
-
:
Corp.
Cincinnati
10-
5
Cincinnati
4%;
Gas
preferred
4%%
9-
4
9-19
9-
4
9-30
9-16
$1.25 :
9-15
9-26
5%
Cities
9-14
8-30
9-
5
8-19
2
9-18
9-16
1.-9-14
8-26
$1.40
$1.75
>
-25c
30c
common
class
(quar.)
i.—
B
com.
Gas
City
National
Bank
of
"City
Products
Corp.
——
Trust
Co.
6
Florida
—
(stock
dividend)
(quar.)——
Detroit
(Bridgeport,
1010-
9-13
;9-
:: 8-16
9-13
-
(quar.)——
—
Conn.)
/ 8-16
$1
9-
y$i.25
9-
3
-:$1 25
12-
2
11-15
9-16
.* 8-30
12Vac
(quar)
.'•r
8-15
9
9-
9
9
9
9-
9
8-
•9-
$1.10
56 V»c
188-
65c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
City
of
8-
9-13
9-27
40c
______
—
Co., common
preferred " (quar.)
Co.
3
1
(quar.).
Transit, Co....
&
9-
9-20
1
$1
preferred (initial quar.)
—_—
City Investing Co.,-5V2% pfd. iquar.)—_—
Citizens Casualty Co. of N. Y.—
A
10-
$1.18%
;
82.25
Class
1
3
10-
25c
——
(quar.)___
Service
84.40
-r9-
10c.. -9-30
(quar.)___——
preferred
6
8-30
30c
-
Cincinnati
911-
$1.25
(quar.)__——
Milling Machine,
preferred
*
11-21
35C
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
9-26
$1.25
■12c
Electric—
preferred
Cincinnati
8-28
9-25
25c
_—
(quar.)
3
7
9-20
'
—
(quar.)—
9-
1
ioc
9-30
10-
9-20
9-16
common—
(quar.)—!
Enquirer
/
1
$2
(quar.)
Co.,
.10-
~30c
_____
Oil' (quar.)——4—
Corp.
10-15
11-
.
______
O'Nuts
8-19
9-13
1
10-15
$1
8-20
9-10
10-
__4+-—•*-.
(quar.)
Securities
9-13
:
87 V2C
Rivet &-Machine
(quar.)———
Title & Trust Co. (quar.)—
preferred
8-20
/
$1.12 V2
(quar.)___/
(quar.)—
U ilitdes/Corp.. ,(quar.
Full
7%
,1
2
%-f; 7C
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)—
Instrument Uquar.I
Pneumatic Tool
(quar.i—
Christiana
2
70c.
(nuar.)-_—
common
2
99-
25c
(quar.i———
common
9-
4c
New
Cotton
9-16
1
$1
7 V2 C
(quar.)__—
split)
Chickasha
10-
4c
(quar.)________
A
City
$1.18%
common
(quar.)
(annual>__
Cameo-Parkway Records,
10-
9-14
(quar.).
Inc.,
3
3
9-13
9-
•
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
Semi-annual
!
Calumet
99-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Liquid Gas (quar.)
10-
3
22c
—
3
9-
1
10-
(quar.)___u___
Electric Power, 6%
pfd., (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power
(quar.)_.
Ink
8-15
9-16
10-
$$1.12 V2;
preferred
California
California
9-10
10-15
>
1
9-30
15c
"%
(^uar.
common
Corp.,
Bank
Chrysler
115c
t
$81.25
._.
9-18
9-
}.*>■"< 55c
iquar. )_+!
Musical
Chicago
$1.12 Va
common
<quar.)_
8-20
*
9-
,87 Vac
non-cumulative
•
Chicago
-8-15
6
1
9-30
40c
—
(quar.)4
preferred
Chicago
9-10
9_
9-30
$1,.12V2
$1.34%
'5% 'non-cumulative
10-11
10c
9-6
9-10
$1
4_4_:
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.__—
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
10-18
9-10
8-30
1
20c
(quar.)_-4-T.—___/____—
Chesebrough-Pond's
8*23
1
9-10
*
K
1
$1.16
9-10
9-10
1
9-20
$1,121/2
—
9-10
/
1
(quar.)
B.)
Chesapeake
'9-27
10-
5
6
■10-
'.V 25c "
Public
Mfg. Co.,
(quarl
B
Va%.
9-14
40c
89-
-10-
(quar.)____—
Chesaneake-&
10-21
(quar.)
Photo, class A (initial)
B
(initial)
3
$1.08%
(increased-quar. )——
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
/4V2% class A preferred (quar.)—_4—
25c
—
8-31
9-16
9-
$1.18%
_______
Chemical.) Enterprises
25c
dividend)
V
$1.12 V2
.
112c
class A__
8-15
9-15
12 VaC
.
(quar,).
(A,
Chicago
Detective
11-15
•"■*'
V $15c
.
2c
_______
preferred
Chemical
9
9-15
1
*
1
9.
9-10
_______4+—
preferred
Chemetron
•8-15
9-
12v
8-15
,
10c
(quar.)—
preferred (dual*.
Chattanooga Gas Co
.
25c
9-12
1
9-16 '■*.
—____
and
A
convertible
/ Class
8-15
'9-15
H*
1
Electric—
&
Shares Trust
Chatham
;
'*8-15
9-
0
9*
$1.12 Va
4
(quar.
preferred
'
9-16
75c
8-26
30c
(quar.)
Vermont
;~80c
8-26
8-26
8-23
V 8-26
/
9
Channing Financial Corp.—
/
8-15
31 V4c
Corp.
|36c
81
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Hawaii
10-
8-27
of
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Transformer
e$3 .preferred
1
,:v'
Calandra
}31J,4C
Ltd.—.
preferred
of
1
9-10
130c
J_-—V2—
(stock
50c
id
Show-
Hydro-Electric
preferred
4(4%
Bank
5Dc
——
Co.
Aroostook
tax
(,quar.)____-——_•—
Champioh'Spark Plug (quar.)
Cba mplin' Oil &
Refining—:
: /
8-15
.9-10
30c
.
-
$1
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical,
Bangor
9-
*
C
10-30
50c
Inc._^
&
/■/ 9* 9
IOC /:// 9-
8-16
•V
%
'
(quar.)
preferred
Chance
"
5c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Co.
30c
I
"
'
(increased-quar.).
Mills
Rfidio
95c
1
Products—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
S-
10c
—
International
preferred
9*10
invest^_4_/—
Power/common
preferred
4.15%
8-30
10c
(initial)
common
Terminal
9-13
50c
6-28
9*10
40c
Public
Champion Papers,
%S4'50/ -preferred
9*1
"
A "(initial)
(W.
Burrus
8-23
9-27
.
Class
S2.50
\S1.35
4.75%
,—
Agency
(quar.)
—
Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd.,
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
9-
u
8-27
9-
5c
13c
""
6
10-8
$1.37
1
income)
common
1
15c
9-
1
9-3
_
net
Securities Corp.
Steel & Wire
(6-for-5
10-
(quar.)
10-
70c
:
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Watch
Co.—
Gas
Central
1
Ltd.—
investment
Inc.
income
(from
Warehouse
Central
8-15
10-
:
—
(quar,)
10-
9-14
3
9-10
*
9-13
1
9-
10-15
181.56
Co.
i20c
151.25
•
3
pay¬
of
(quar.)_______;
Mills/Ltd., class A (accum)
Bullock
5
■(3 4
9-
tax
Engineering „(quar,)_
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)_____——
130c
:
Industries,'common
9-
9-12
-
50c
—
45c
,4_.
;
Telephone Co., common
S5
preferred (quar.)_—
;4.96% preferred (quar,)___—
8-30
8-30
•
P—
preferred
__
Central
■9-12
>
8-15
9-10
L_
4
Products, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.i
preferr/:i
5.44%
<quar.)____;—
B
prior
British
Corp.
preferred
Century
__________________
8-23
$1.15
10-
f25c
Brunning (Charles) Co.
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)___
i
Buckingham Corp., class A (quar.)_____—
Budd Company,
common
(quar.)__
8-23
3
9-14
?
10c
Co.'(quarr)-——4^__
preferred
Central
9
9-25
Class
8-23
S1.12Va
$1.12Vs
9-30
9-16
25c
L__—
ordinary
less
Edison,
9-
12 VaC
(quar.)_;
M.)
Maine
Central
9-
9-16
93 %c
Ltd.—
Co.,
8-20
1
6
8-22
9-16
•%' 40c
&
1
9-
9-v 5
.
—^___
Co.,
4%
8
9-20
r<
Central-Penn National Bank of Philadelphia
Quarterly
___44+_-44—_i-_i.____4__<.4*_„.4—,
8-21
(interim) (a
of
British
—
preferred
8-
;
f
Louisiana Electric—r
Cen.ral
Ltd.—
Co.
Shoe
3
/
10-14
;
35C
(quar.)___.—
shares
pence
8
6
Service, com. (quar.)
(quar.)-_________^_+_i./.___
/preferred
(quar:)
3.50%
8-23
1
10c
—_____
Co.
8-
9-
/4.60%- preferred" (quar.—_________
$1.1,5
/"*4'.75% 'preferred (quar.)_
___4____--__ ';i$I.18^
5.25%. ' preferred
(quar.
_i
SI.31 %
//.: >%% preferred Cquar.)
•$1.50
8-15
10.' 1
11c
'7c
12 Vac
Brown
9-
9-
*27 ^ic
•
Brown
9-
3
\\ 9" 3
15C
'•
Bruck
9-
9-
9-
6
(quar.)_____
Illinois
*'4.92%
8-
1
9-
preferred
Central
■
2
1
"t
_______
(Conn.)
of
"I. 15c
:—
9-10
25c
common
Co.
(quar.
9-13
$4.50
/•'
i
;-10c
•
9-30
$1.11
(quar.)_
'■;
2
9-
2
10c
.
'
7-26
3
Co.
5.48% preferred (quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80
Brooks-itcanlon, class A
8-30
9-
'
r' 9-27
;
VaC/
4%
,9-10
10-
87saC
(quar.)
Oil
of
tax
of
Brockton
•
Brown
■
'•:^'45C-
/
9V
8-
8-30
9-16
.
25c
preferred
Baltimore
1
•
2
9-
IL4-L4—-4ordinary (final pay-
B
&
preferred
4%%
pfd.; (quar, >—_
Y.)—*,
Milis
4.50%
vj//___LL__
__
(quar.)
and
Oxygen
ment
//
.
(quar.)__
Bailey Selburn Oil
Bangor
10-
________
Columbia
British
,
8-30
9-3
9-10
income
British
8-19
$1.50
Corporation (quar.)
Quarterly
Badger Northland (quar.)_
(D. Hi
8-23
5 %
.
5.75%
•'
8-27
9-
*
Detroit
Ceniral
9-16
3
Drilling Co. —:
Corp. (quar,)______,_4__
American
payment
5%
Ealdwin
v.
9-
Stratton
Registered
9
9-
9-10 '
10c >
&
3%%- preferred
1
9-14
Bacardi
5%
1
...,20c
Brillo Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
•Bristol-Myers,
common
(Increased)_lL
/'
5
9-30
9-23
10-
,8-15
8-16
10-
;
Central
Illinois
Light, common
:'4V2% preferred (quar.)
>4.64%
preferred
(quar.)_4___
•■/
8-15
10-21
•
8-27
80c
:
V'4.35% preferred (quar.)
,;;4V2% preferred : (quar.)
4%%' preferred (quar.)
•
8-15
9-14
8-29
V
9
1
(quar1.)
less
Hudson
*4.96%
.
British
99-
1
20c
Products, Inc. (increased)
Ayshire Collieries (quar.)
Paper
10c
——
(quar.)
Sons
British-American
9-12
V
1-17
*
9-13
(quar.)
Cfentury Electric Co.'(quar.i
>... Central
10-18
*.
3.730c
.
;
A
Publications
9-16
/ 9-14
Avon
Badger
V 9-10
35c
■■V
9
9-
.
10c
:
common
1
9"
■
8-16
>
$20c
preferred (quar.)_
junior preferred- (quar./,
Central
9-16
8-23
11-
cIrss
preferred
Food
.10-18
2-1-64
9
$28c
(quar.)
Co.
General
(A.
-11-19
1
•:: 9-
„
>17 Vic
i
i-
Inc.__'__
10%
Castle
8-15
3
15c
9
89-
30c
:__.a
Resumed
Steel
8-
-
».
$1.25
A
(quar.)
Mfg.
:
Automatic
3
_._a'_ : /"./,■ 35 c
(quar.)
Canteen
Brewscer-Bartle
9-16
.
&
8
S-16
(quar. )__
J.)
8-
1
Gold
Automatic
9-
-11-
1
'
Carthage
9-16
11-30
r-
}4C
»rJ4c-
- (quar.)———
Financial<s-al
6
1
2%-
(E.
Breskin
1
IcOc
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Electric Service, Ltd.
iquar.i
Auto
••
Engineering
Brentwood
9-
'
5c
(quar.)____
Atlantic Sugar Refineries
Co., Ltd.—
...
Common
(quar.)
preferred
27 Vac
—
class
5
10-
_____
(quar.)—
Corp. Ltd.
C-^ast Line RR.
5%
s
50 c
Drilling—
9-
10-
A__
(quar.)—___^
preferred
^Braun
9-16
'
Atlantic
81.20
1
10-
9-
56 34c
(quar.)
common
Atlantic
Refining
Brach
-/8-30
1
/'/
__
Bros.
partic.
9-16
15c
(quar. >
Acceptance
Atlantic
■[
10-
38% % )
(60c
V
8-16
10-
--■.:
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
9-
.
—
&
:'>i;/%Conv,
8-20
9-16
27 Vac
/,'■
(initial: qUar.)
(quar.)——
A (quar.)——.
Boyertown Burial Casket
9-13
10-
8-20
10-
:
3oC
—
—-—d_
Brass
dividend
Boyles
8-16
$1,08
______
preferred
81.40
——--
(quar.)
&
Ltd.,
of
"4V'2%
8-20
,t
8-22
C9(
'
(quar.)
Products
Steel
Catelll
—
Inc.
%Class
:
7-31
9-14
(quar.)_____A._:.
preferred
Light/
81.41 V*
1
V
9-16
9- -6
$$1
Gas—
•
9-16
1
80c
■:/Carson Pirie Scott
9-13
8-20
1
9-
$1.06 Vv:
Borden Company
(quar.)
-Borg-Warner Corp.,- 3Ca%
Boss-Linco Lines, Inc.
(N.
7-31
2
$1.37
(quar.)__
Corp./(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
of
9-27
9-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
V
9-
Natural
''ment; income)
(Holdings) Amer. dep. rets, (interim
payment of, 5%
less British- Income
tax
..
8-23
$1.18
Financial Corp. Cquar. )______^__a_—
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)_
4V2%
/.
9-1
/.,
1
81.18%
tu-
Aluminum
Stock
8-12
8-28
9-13%'
25c
Athe^ Products Corp. (quar.)____
4.44%
31.05 V-
;;
9-
,;>V
City
Carriers
8-15
,
9-27
49c
—
^
9-20
45c
Atico
Atlanta
2
A
(Increased-quar.)
*38% % )
Borax
9
8-
%
3 •/ -
93%cl ;
______
common
Topeka & Santa
Common
3
9-2
75 c
(quar.)
.AAA.A:_A...A.lj.
Goods
convertible
9-
10-
•'%'•■$ 17c
common
Mfrs.. '.'class
common
Plastics.
!ment
'■
8-21
.
"9-13
120c /
(quar.)
A
Carreras,
>■■■'"
8-14
■V 9-10
9- 3
.
Ltd.,
*Extr'a.
8-23
45c
Cascade
Corp.
(quar.)__^————
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.) •
"
Booth Fisheries
(quar.)
-bd':
9-16
9-13
12»Ac
:_i
Ltd.
Transport—
Common
(initial)-.
6%
1
,25C
Boise
'
8-30
9-
$1.16'4 V
aa_a____a__
(stock
pfd,
Associated
Atchison
Bohn
9-16
1
10-15
7 Vic
....
A.i
Varnish
4Vi%
Spring
:
3
9-
9-
50c
________
(quar.)
-Afe,-,.....,—
i 81.25
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
rBoeing Company
9-13
9-
15c
.__a_
_____
Refining,'
Associated Dry
8-14
9-
15c
9-30
4 9-30
.
/ $30c
■
■
8-19
9-30
6c /
.«!_
____/_
85
preferred
(quar.)
__________________
Asgrow Seed Co.(quar.)-._;_
Associated
9-1
f
8-30
9-10
•
'
'■;> $i7c
Western
Carpenter
99-20
30c
quar.):>
_i___
Raceway,
;
10-^1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bell,-Inc.
8-
25c
V.J15c
>
1
$50c
.
s-a)
V
Carborundum Company (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carolina Steel Co. (quar.)
;
9-
v
-10-
/ClO-l
$5c
$$1
B
Capital
Capital
3
Electric—'./
&
■■■
8-15
3 :/■
10,
4oc
;
iquar.)___
&
Co.
1
10-
$1.75
w——
(quar.)__—
preferred
V
Quarterly
,BlUe Bonnet
;
/
9
8-
9-16
140C
(quar.)
'
com.
(quar.)
Corporation,
Ashland
14(4%
8-20
$1 '
.
(quar.)
Arkansas Valley Industries
Arwood
i-;
9-23
8-30
1
Cap & Gown Co.—
99-
9- 3
■
Co.,
&
8^30
9-30
12 VaC
(increased )__
Paint
Blaw-Knox
Blue
9-13 /,
9-27
3oc
/
class
(quar.)™
(quar.)
Arkansas Power Sz Light, '4.32%
Corporation,
:
:
1
Gas
preferred
8-26
40c
(quar.)..
Bank
Armstrong
..5.60%
-
...
9-11
9-20
50c
Armstrong
Aro
9-23
9-
Co.,
Mills,
Class
Class
37VaC
(quar.)__—
Valley
8-16
1
8-30
8-30
10-
B
Cannon
9-13
10-
"•
J4C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-30
•
40c
84.65
preferred
(quar.)
Arkansas
Western
Gas *Co.
Armco Steel Com.
(quar.)
.
•Blackstone
9-11
1, 9-
non-voting
5.48%
*9-30
9-13
10-1
466'AC
preferred' j (quar. )_L
4% ./preferred
iquar.)
•
8-30
Electric-'Co., Ltd.-('quar.)
Resources, Ltci.—
Canal-Randolph Corp.
8-15
9-13
$15c
•>5 y2 %
6
3
1
2%
:
(quar.),—
(quar.,)—.
9-3
class B pref. >"(quar.)
7 Vac
Gas; com. tquar,).—..
!.2OC /'■
90c conv. pref. (quar.)__
._.L
22 %c
Arkansas-Missouri Power, new
(increased)- -://' 15c
4.72%
(quar.)
10-
25c
;
com.
preferred
9-16
Arkansas Louis.ana
Cork
Light,
preferred
10-. 2
;;
.;
(increased
Co.
&
preierred
:
10-2
)
34% c
_____
Anthony Pools, Inc. (quar.)
____
Applied Arts Corp.- (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.)A
Argus Corp.. Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
rower
4.20%.
8-30
_
Telephone,
Decker
5.ti5Vt
9-ld
p-W'*
:
A
(quar.)
Inc.
Hilis
(quar.)__
,;i ?4.75%
8-12
90c
(quar. 1
u-i
Anneuser-Buscli
&
Co.
8-
9-
V12 t-ac
(quar.)wi-—
b'
9-
T7c
>
Anglo-Canadian
9-
50c
(quar.)_Ji.
Walipaper
Canadian
v:8- 6
•;
—
pia.
1
9- 1
+,,9-17
9-16
b___
8-22
5
22 VaC
a.
(quar.).
5
9*
$7 V
v
(quar.)
9,
9-16
1
V
.
common—___
5%
8-17
9-20
*
$10C
'(quar.)
;
annual)
Tire
2
9-
10-15
;:$$i
A %_
VClass
j•8-30
loc
/ ;
.
.
'Son,--inc.,
BiacK
94 6
9-13
12c
(quar.).
.a
Corp.
oi
3
,.9-14
-
'•Class
Canadian
9-13
1
:
$55c
Ltd., kommon
Machine-'Co. iLtd.—
(Increased
8- 9
^ 8-16
-.J)
$90c
A
Canadian
"
*15c
(quar,
prererred (quar.)
Black-Clawson
8-29
I / 9-27
9-
*'■
_____
..a
V.: 9-
4%
B)
Manufacturing (quar.)%_--*———
Bagelow-Saiuord, Inc., cum. (incr.-quar.,
,'."4 (2%
preferred (quar.)_,
Binney
<Si
Smith?Inc.
(quar.):
Bird
Smelting—
Company
Radio
83.75
9-2 4
■
25c
-
(quar.)
Lead
4-15
-12C
—,
40C
(resumed).-
Telegraph Co.
Co.
Hocking. Glass,
Arizona
;i.
>4-15
7
Co.-—
class
and
diviuend
1
H10-15
1-31-64
53 %c
Bibb
8-30
12Vac
V/
quarterly
preferred
Partic.
,;7'w
.
8-30
9-13
27Vac V
—
Inc.
(quar.)
i.A______A—a
Industries (quar.)
:
A
Anaconda
Andrea
9-13
9-13
18c
Works—
preferred
Amsted
i
A
,10-31
:20c
30C
Insurance
7.11- 8
8-16
3
10-
$$1.10
.(quar:)____L__r
Oahadian. Power & PAper
Securities, i"Ltd.—
9
2-
....'■;1UC
'■••"■
VClass
Ice
9-14
:.9-
$22 Vac ""1.9-16
$50c
10- 1
"
General
8-20
9-20
U5c
iquar.)
Canadian
3-2t64
17 Vac
A
5%
preferred (initial) '_+!
;
Oanadian Hydrocarbons
(increased
3
;t;8-
1-15
4-15
t25c
;j.2J
$2.65, preferred
,8-13
class
(quar.) __l__
Oauauian Collieries
.09-13
%12- .2
30c
_
,
Bethienem Steel iCorp.)
.
20c
(quar.)
preferred
American
\
(quar.)
Breweries,
preierred
,
Canadian
,2pq 4-30-64
v
(quar.).
A
3
1-30-64
4-30-64
132 Vac
)_I_II
iquar.
•)9-
3
b, 9-
:
■
!
Stone
•'.8-31
9t20
.10-
$2.20
VB-15
p
Cut
Cable,
«:8r30
v
20c
'• '
(quar,)__._-———
class
Wire
B
/. Oauauian
8-15
,
9-: 3
•> f/i
15e
150
,
(quar.)
Black
Co., common
(quar.)
I.O w
,,
■
Leasing 4(increased-quar.)
-Stock
9-13
1
L
Berman
9-16
8-28 /
.
a—a-
7%-; preferred
(resumed)
American : Sterilizer
< quar.)
5V2%
10-
Class
Sanitary—
Seating Co. (quar.)
American Ship
Building, .com.
5.44%
,:
^__i_—__
Lifg
on
2
9-14
12 Vac
_
Corp^ (quar.)
'
Plastics
(quar.)^__l_____
Mig. Co,,, qom,_
Bel'gsa-om Paper* qlass
9-10
1
dividend
Canada
.9-13
v
,_..3co ,10-15
27 Vac
'
American
American
Standard
y-
•
:
&
Permanent Mortgage (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Canada Steamsnip Lines
(S-a)
.9-13
.,
10-15
8c
Canada
8-30
3
,v
nquar.(.1
Lag
Finance
11-29
9-11-
$1.25
interest—-.
Co.
.&
Beneficial
*9-10
6
/
$1
/-
__aa
■__
l'able
Corp.
Beneficial
8-19
;
9-20
.
30c
__i
/
9-30
6c
25c
(quar.)_
beneiicial
Bros.
/.
"
(increased-quar.
& .Howell "Co.*. common
Bemis
9-
-
OUC.":.
35c
—
_______
Savers
.
4(4% cottv.: preferred
Belle Isle Corp.
(Stock
5t)C
(quar.)
of
/
_v______—
i
9-16
J
of Rec.
10-30
8c
Canada
9-13
i
22 V2C 4-10- 1
:
t" v.lO- 1
.
15c
i«
Realty Trust—
Shaies
ooc
.
4%j preferred Xquar. ),
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.
■
8-30
9-20
20c
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•
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:
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;
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11-21
■'.,9-3././
•/
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1
,
2
9-13
5%
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(quar. i
(quar.)
1
%
Crushed
Class
•preferredi'iquar.
4%>preferred (quar.)
x._u—___—
Belden
Manufacturing ."((quar.)
'.Bpkiing Heminway- ;Co;
(quar.)^_^l_i._^_^._u.
-
8-22
v
12-
$1.06% /;
$1.06V« *
(Gaiveston )
(quar.)
preferred
'
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..
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American Photocopy Equipment
(quar.J.A.¬
8V3C %
American Potash &s Chemical
corp.*—
85
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„
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$4
-
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9-13
>
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_
Optical Co.
8-21
20c
•
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American
dividend
(quar.)_
1
.
Canada
9-16
10-
Common
-.
'
(stock
insurance
-
."•9-30
$1.75 V
____
Amencun
9-10
10-15
97 Vac
SL25
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
__1
American Metal
Cmuax, Inc., common
;
__
4V(i%, ,preferred (quar.)
_________
4Vt%
preferred (quar.)__
American Meter Co.
(quar.
American Motor Inns, Inc.
:__llLiil,4'^
—
Destining—
iBqlknap hardware
;
10--1
Holders
Payable
8c
l%anada & Dominion Sugar Co,h Ltd, (quarj
-Canada-Malting Co., Ltd., .new com;: (initial)
8-20
buc
________
Uranium
Life
6
8-27
2
•
10-
(quar.)
,(:quar.)_—___________
Petroleum
9-
■
When
Share
,
8-21
9-
y-io
•25c
..n|.Common.
'/224c
___■
(quar.)_j.___________-__i.._
Products Co., com. (quar.)
Maize
Mesa
Belco
9-13
B.)
"
3
9-20
'
(quar.)
Aircraft
Beech-Nut
9-
,
(quar.)_:
Per
■
Quarterly •/.
%■ 'Quarterly
/
Quarterly
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
""''f 6V2
pleterrea (qu'ar.)'_____4_/.4_"i_
V
8-15
ioc
diviqenu
Beaver
i
•,
9-13
10-;' 1 io*;i
;
34^80
(quar,.)
preierred
•
9-13
/
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Beaver
.
,
5Vi%'-series B preierence (quar.)..
American Machine &; Foundry Co.—
5%
1
9-3
*■ 10-1
Company
Campbell Machine Inc.—
•V 8-30
5oc
com,
iBea^unrt-"corporation, (quar.)
-£>v:auty Counselors
(quar.)
.
9? 5
9.-24
;
Inc.,
3
10c
(quar.)
Ldmo,
9-
9-16
——
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,
Illinois— :'/
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5
9-
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•
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8-14 ■■■:
9-20
20c
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/
(quar.)—
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8-^4
/12c %v.-9-/3/+ 7V2C
x^td.
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
'
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___
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9-13
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Canada,
Co.
R.)
Iron
..Bayuk
8-29
■
9-_U 4
34 %C
Common
Bath
9-/6
2oc
81.31V4
3.90%., preierred
/,9A 30
9-12
(quar.i
(quar.)„
(C.
LausCrr
8-26
■-
!
.-9-13
'8c
/;
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Corp.'(monthly)-.
Supply
Corp.
Bard
9
;
t
'1"',
•
.
35c
——.—
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(quar.) ________________ 1
Basset- jb uruicure rnd us tries H'quar.
'■>
9-16
8-
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(quar.)
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8-.
9-10
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Heritage
B
3
8-i5
-.
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<x
Holders
Payable, 0/, Rec.-
+47
——
(quar.).
Barber-Ellis
(Houston)
___/
American Haraware
Class
J: 10-
Sl.oO
tower
Insurance
Bauktrs
b
8-12
3
9-16 "V
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'Share
'
-
(quar.)
.
3
9-
.
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loc
.
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Montreal
America
•
9-16
9-
of
BanK
,
9-16
/
10--1-
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3
9-2/
ioc
27c
l___
common
,9-
9-30
'
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87 Vac
Quarterly
American
/ V 9-30
(quar.
American
American
50C
V
$1.12 Va
,
export
9-13
:
prior
pxd.
iquar,)
Cyanamid Co., com. (quar.)
3%%: preierred
(quar.),
American Electric Power (quar.)
American
Name of
Bank
_
When
Per
Payable 0/ Rec.
■
Line—
American
American
When Holders
;
Share
13
9
'
$1.37 Va
10-
1
9-16
3%
11-15
11-
10c
10-
19-13
7
25c
9-17
32V2c
9-30
45c
Continued
9-
on
3
19-
1
3
9-13
8-21
page
49
,
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(870)
Monday, September 2r 1063
.
Stock Record' from the New
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
:/:■
Range (or Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
34% Oct 23
55
56 y8 Aug 29
11 % Oct 24
52 y8 Jun
Jan
16
81% Mar
21% Jan
9
15
78% Dec 20
25
74% Jan
4
51
99% Jar
2
Aug 30
68 % Feb 28
21
S0% Oct 24
Jan
2
13% Jan
25
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
10
May 29
1
39% Oct
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
9% Oct
24
19% Mar 15
20% Jun
25
35% Jan
Jun
7
19
40% Mar 26
22% Apr
39
2
94% May 16
May 29
4
Jan
24
56 y2 Jun
;
4
14% Jan
3
Apr 18
50 % July 19
3% May
6
19
23
91
12 % Mar 20
5% May 29
Jan
13% Jan 24
13
23 V* Aug 30
26% Jan
8
v
3
35
4
24% July 25
89% Dec
14
3
18'/a Aug 28
67% Jun
61% Apr
Feb
3
16
4% Jan
56
4% Feb
25
Mar
22 V4 Mar
17
70% Feb
3 % May 29
33
Jun
9% Aug
6
43% Mar 18
11% Jan
18% Apr 18
84% Mar 15
45 Yb May 29
15
19
27
14
38% May 10
12
3
31% May 21
9
95
Aug 13
13
Aug
Jan
25% May 24
9
Jan
_
Aug 30
Jan
Par
Abacus Fund
1
1
Abbott Laboratories
5
• > ABC Vending Corp
—1
ACF Industries Lao
—25
When issued—_____
No par
Acme Markets Inc
1
Acme Steel Co_
10
Adams Express Co—
1
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp.2.50
Admiral Corp
—1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Control Products
\—50c
Air Products & Chemicals
1
Air Reduction Inc
No par
A J Industries
2
Alabama Gas Corp__
2
Alco Products Inc
1
Aldens Inc common
5
4ya% preferred
.—100
Aug 29
51
80
1
28
10
May 28
41V* May 29
103
2
9% Sep
22
•
'
9% Apr
Jan
11
Jan
5
30% Jun
42% Jan
11
27 % Sep 27
39 y8 May 28
48% Jan
2
32% Jan
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
42 Va Aug 26
58
Aug 30
88
96
Dec
10
93
19
Jun
41
14
Sep 18
16% May 29
34 y4 Oct 24
Jan
103
19% Jan
4
42 % Mar
52
Jan
17% Feb
15
13% Jan
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
9% Feb
66"% Feb
5
7
Feb
15
49% Jan
2
87
25
45 Va Oct
26
May
15% May
47% Jun
9
6
11
1
57% Apr
3
88
3
91
Jan
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
Jan
3
96
16% Feb
28
Jun
Jan
14% Dec
21
24
89
100% Mar
30% Jan 12
16% Oct
49% Mar 20
17% Jun 25
28% Jan
45
Jun
Apr
19% Apr
16
16
24% Apr 29
20% Jan
2
51% Mar 22
20% Jan
7
4
41% Aug 30
27 Ye Jun
5
69
68%
lSaT23
16% Jun 23
23
Dec
31
18
34
Feb
9
25
11
37
21
29
13
9
May 29
20% Jun
15% Oct 24
90
,
Jun
23% Jan 23
Feb 16
114
26
16% Oct 18
40% Jan
22%
Oct 25
30
May 18
59
July 19
65
Apr
11
Oct 18
18% Jan
41
Jun
25
2
62% July 22
22% Jan 16
Mar""l
31
15
22% Jan
July
May
26
Apr
80% Aug
48% Aug
4
4
4
53% Apr 25
17% Jan
11
2
24% Apr
62
tan
16
13% Jan
48% Jan
1
No par
12.50
No par
convertible preferred—100
3%%
American Bakeries Co_
No par
American Bank Note common
5
26
Feb
26%
27
&% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
11
58% Apr
4
19
38% Jan
14
1
47% Feb
1
393/4 July
10% Apr
a
42 ya Jan
30
1
47% Jan
2
12% May 20
553/4 May 21
-50
2
No par
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
,27% Aug 21
'28 %i Jan 24
13
44%
♦43%
45
116%
115
13%
116%
118
"
13
-
101%
102%
102%
71%
72%
713/4
72%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
26%
27
101
700
13.300
13 %
102%
103
Shares
43%
8.300
12%
13%
13
-
119 %
43%
118
723/a
100%
the Week
Aug. 30
x72
5.400
103
100
X26%
27
v
26%
,
51
72
72%
2.700
18%
:
183/4
9.300
263/4
27
4.700
26%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
1.600
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
543/a
537/e
545/8
53
533/4
41.100
20%
21%
20%
20%
203/4
21%
213/4
23
22
23%
103.600
24 %
/
24% '
24%
•
9%-
X24
24%
93/4
/
243/8
: 243/4
7
9% 7,
9%
25 y4
18
17%
18
17%
18%
18%
18^2
173/4
64%
63%
64
633/4
64%
63%
643/8
635/8
543/e
543/8
55%
56%
555/a
53%
54%
55%
55 %
'
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
223/4
23
22 3/8
23
25%
25%
243/4
25%
96%
96%
*95
*95
22%
10,700
'56%
7
26.700
3%
6,400
-
3%
96%
37
373/8
2.300
22%
243/8
35/a
37%
23%
23
23 %
6;300
233/4
223/4
24
21,400
37%
3%7
37s/a
♦95
:
.
3%
'
5.300
18%
64 %
24%
257
17%
633/4
24%
7 23%
24
27.400
•
96%
*95
96%
*95
10%
10%
105/a
10%
34%
34%
35
343/4
35%
34%
353/4
34%.
34%
42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
415/a
42
40%
41%
533/4
54%
53%
54%
54
54%
55
55%
56
58
*100 y4
101%
1013/4
*101
101 y2
*101
14.400
10%
34
41 Va.
10%
10%
103/8
10%
44
8%
53 y4
;
30
*100%
1013/4
30%
X29%
295/s
293/4
29%
29%
29%
1.800
505/s
51%
50%
513/a
493/4
51
495/a
50y8
45.500
y
1
14
14
443/4
443/4
8%
*8%
535/a
53%
53%
523/4
88
14
89
88
13
173/4
12%
17%
14
44%
700
8%
,V8%
8%
3.800
525/a
533/a
521/4
52%
6.600
88 y4
88 y4
14
14
*44%
9
533/a
89%
■
45
*881/4
12%
13
12%
13 y4
Xl2%
13
173/4
923/4
923/4
93
*88
14
44 3/4
8%
44%
8%
'
14
*44%
9
14
i7%
93
8.500
101 %
1013/4
12%
*88
4.300
14.400
i
29%
■
44
*133/4
103/8
175/8
18%
Xl7%
18%
92%
*91
93 y4
92%
2.600
1.03O
89V'2
,13
14.000
'
175/a
42.500
17%
92 ' •:
■>
92
900
17
171/8
6.800
411/a
413/4
18.700
241/4
241%
26.700
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
39%
40%
383/4
393/8
39 y8
40%
41%
41%
243/B
24%
245/a
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
42%
63%
64%
635/8
64%
63%
64
63%
64
;■
American Consumer Ind
243/4
25
24%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No ,par
American Airlines oommon
1
16% Apr 23
2
18%
Friday
Aug. 29
♦43%
■
116
-12%
51%
No par
——
17
67
14
Mills
transactions
Aluminum Co of America
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
Amerada Petroleiim Corp
140
29% Jan
18%
45
114
Thursday
Aug. 28
51
50%
Foreign
29% Aug 30
Aug 30
26% May 24
3
Feb
17% Jan
97
73%
1
Aluminium Limited
—
Jun
101%
723/4
30 Va
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
Alside Inc
No par
17
16% Feb
93
100 Va
43%
13%
30
Allied Products
18
9% Oct 23
12% Oct 24
81% July 5
81 y2 May
13%
J
9% Mar 11
45 %
118%
9
5
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
Allied
;
♦45
114%
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 27
Monday
Aug. 26
1
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
_l
Allegheny Power System
:—5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
31% Aug 19
57
5
July
6y8 Jun
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
2
2
34% May 29
12
Apr
23% Mar
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
-'''EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
39% Jan
7
47 * July 29
72% Jan 17
120% Aug 23
12% Mar 26
15% Jun 14
24%
64%
65%
255/a
26
255/8
26%
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
263/4
25 %
25%
25%
25%
24%
253/a
25
251/4
76 J/a
75%
77%
77%
25%
793/4
25
74 y8
78
79 y2
773/4
80
83.000
47y8
47%
473/8
47%
473/8
473/4
473/4
48
48
48 3/8
15.200
,29%
69.200
27 y8
28 y4
136
136
i
;
28
*130
28%
28%
283/4
283/4
138
138
138
*132
19%
19 3/4
19%
19%
19%
19 3%
2&Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
X27
62%
62%
623/4
62%
63%
64
•
15
14%
15%
53
53%
53
29
140
'
4.400
1.400
19%
600
140
.
19%
191/a
193/a
7.200
27
*62
143/4
29
140
2.100
17.900
;
27
27
1.800
•
110
*62%
64%
153/8
16%
153/4
16
15%
153/4
533/8
;
53%
533/4
53%
53%
53%
53%
3.000
333/8
33%
57.100
471/8
34.900
64%
-
,
24.300
American Broadcasting-Paramount
22% Jun 25
47% Feb
19
38 y8 May 29
47% Feb
19
38 y8 July
41% Mar
5
..
41
..
Jun
1
Oct
——-...
50% Mar 26
243/4 Jan 17
27
18% Oct
23
20
.
9
34% Feb
513/4 Jan
84
5
20
Jan
22
13
31% May 29
27% Jun
43% Apr
May 20
41% Jan
25
3
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
35 Ve Jun
25
50
Dec
26
473/4 Jan
25
55% Jan
2
28% Oct 24
35% Dec
-•«*.
Jun
—
1——
81/4 Oct
25% Jun
5
107/a Jan
40 % Feb
1
16
79
25
44 Va Oct
20% Mar
18
465/8
25
41 y4
411/4.
5
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
11
No par
54%
54%
X54y8
54%
55
553/4
55
American Commer Barge Line Co__ 3
No par
265/B
27 %
27 y8
27%
X27
273/a
22 3/4
23%-
♦22%
233/a
*22%
23 %
61%
61%
preferred
;
American Crystal Sugar common-10
615/e Aug 30
44% Jan 23
2
July 23
32% Mar 1
36
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
4%%
prior
preferred
38% Aug 12
American
38% Jun
333/8 Jun
24
American Enka
2
17
8% Jan
2
13 y2 May 20
American &,
30
48% Aug 30
American Hardware
65
Aug 30
American
Jan
13
15% Oct 24
42 Va Jan
2
7
23
86
24
Mar 19
40
Jan
2
105% Nov
5
29
15
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
18% Aug
81
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
101
14% Jan
2
26% Mar 18
18% Sep
19
18
1
American Meter Co
23
Feb
2
26
9
45% May 16
25% Jun 26
American News
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
73% Jan
32 % Jan
2
2
61
7
77% Aug 29
24
Oct 24
54% Jan
4
26 V4 Jun
12
Oct
2
Oct
18% Oct 25
24
142% Jan
22
14
152 %
May 16
30% Mar 15
Mar
8% Aug 20
2"'
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
40% Feb
7
18% Jan
17
9% Jan
48% July 18
65
May 4
152
Apr 24
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
_33% July 18
28% Aug 30
56% Jan
142
Jan
20% Nov
122
2
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
98 Va May 29
25% Oct 24
123
July 2
20'
Jan
22% Aug 29
10
Jun
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
27
Oct
26
17
Jun
5
19
25% Mar 19
26% Oct 17
19
39
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
May 29
23
136% Jan
54
25
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
10
May 28
16% Oct 24
29
151
July 22
34% July 3
12 % May 24
2
Jan
Jan
23% May 7
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
American Snuff
6%
25
24
Jan
2
10
42%
42%
23%
75%
9%
31%
Xl7%
21.300
163%
*168%
171
172 %
2.110
163
24%
129
*126%
24%
24%
*126%
129
172
24%
129
171
172
x24%
24 3 b
1.300
24%
24%
*126%
128%
*127
37
37%
37
37%
9.400
128
122%
1233/a
1223/4
preferred
American Water Works Co
.33 %
6.25
100
com
27%
130%
5
29%
.
—
37% Jan
4
95
35% Apr
11
5
-
,27%
131
29%
*27%
—
91
2,400
85 Va
124%
Wire
see page 25. *
11%
84
123%
Co
footnotes,
113/4
86
2.200
Anaconda
Ffcr
11%
85 %
24.800
Anaconda
8
11%
88%
13%
Amsted
9
11%
86%
26%
6
7
4.200
113/4
87%
13%
14
41% Jan
31%
11%
86 %
26 3/4
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
22% July
30%
xl 1%
133/4
Ampex Corp
39% Jan
30
30
15,400
27
Aug 14
.
29%
-
37
Jun
26% Apr 19
16% Aug
2
2.000
4.800
104,300
36.400
35.900
133/4
40
15% Feb- 27
14.700,
263/4
35% Feb
9
42%
23% 23%
76% 77%
9% 10%
31% 32Va
17%
17%
*156% 158%
.
27%
28%
37
54
8
41%
133/4
27% Jan
28% Jan
2?
42%
24%
76%
77%
9%
10%.
31% - 32%
17%
17%
*156% 158%
27%
28
26%
40% Jan
Feb
1.600
96.800
133/4
4
79
29%
29%
18Va
26%
4
49% Feb
29%
29%
297/a
17%
41%
24
(
30
18%
14
2
24%-Feb
29%
6.600
29%
17%
27%
Jan
-
42%
23%
24
76%
77
9%
9%
31
32%
17%
17%
*156% 158%
25%
26%
300
19 Va
14 *
52% Jan
25
41%
16,100
37%
19
26%
37
~Jun
42%
37%
111% 111%
13%
24
Apr
29%
18%
4.300
61.600
200
26%
14
97
29%
17%
22%
13%
37% Jan
_
162
29%
18
23%
23%
75%
76%
9%
9%
x31%
31%
17%
17%
*156V4 158%
25%
25%
25
25
19%
22'A
*103
106
19% 19%
91
91 %
26%
23% Jun 28
25% Oct 26
11
preferred_100
161%
*126%
19
9.000
37%
20% Jan
30% Jan
Jan
100
—8%
19%
21.500
400
37
4
92
12
88%
—
37%
112
69.900
20%
16%
37%
15
May 16
11%
42
37
*111
65
37%
23 % May 29
35% Oct 22
" Jun 27
commou
29%
86%
33% July 11
6
29%
—10
No par
No par
x29V8
17%
*88%
37%
112
15%
22'A
22%
*103
106
19%
19%
91%
91%
37%
37%
*111
112
19
19%
*103
106
19%
19%
48%
63
37%
37% Jan
3
23%
77
9%
32%
17%
156V4 156»A '
25
25%
16%
46%
x20%
*15%
37
20% Jan
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
No par
com—_5
6%
52% Aug 22
14% Mar 16
19
29%
18%
100
Dvlpt Corp_l
American Tel & Tel Co—
26
July 8
23% May 13
25% Mar
112
29%
177/8
1
37
112
19
29% Jun
2
18
Mar 19
—
36%',37%
*111
18%
21% Jun
Jan
42
22%
22%
5% preferred
25
5% preference
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
Ametek Inc
No par
AMP Inc endorsed shares
—No par
13% Jan
22%
22%
American Tobacco common
30% Aug 28
28% Aug
7
16
64%
20%
Foreign transactions.
American Sugar Co common—12.50
5.44% preferred
—12.50
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
22% Jan
Co
non-cumulative
20%
15%
45%
60
20%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
30% May 21
14% Jun
5
126 % May
1
27
Aug 22
127% Jan
2
&
46V'«
63
21
16'A
44%
59%
20%
16%
American Seating Co
130% May 27
39% Aug 20
26% Jan
Research
45%
61'A
44%
58
1.66%--
American Ship Building Co
American Smelt & Ref'g com
7% preferred
88% Aug 26
172% Aug 30
28% May 17
21% Jan
125
American
-
20%
*15%
44%
Potash ds Chem
preferred'
5.200
20%
16%
Co
Gas
Co
American Rad & Std Sany
7%
11%
58%
American
7
11%
44%
7
Aug 22
lls/8
20%
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
Jun
8.700
11%
58
American
18
12.900
29%
44
25
162
30.700
35%
293/a
113/4
2
Corp
American Natural
38
35
11%
32% Jan
24f
Jan
16% Jan
American Motors
.
37 3/4.
30
11%
*103
106
19
19%
*88%
—
170
351/8
ll5/8
*16
900
11.300
38%
11%
Jan
15
12% Jan
150
14
97
29%
ny2
American OpticalrCo
16
95
343/4
28 3/4
No par
Jan
39% Feb
20% Apr
96
375/8
333/4
295/8
•
V",
11.700
34%
375/8
34%
28%
No par
2
63%
293/4
38
34
29%
22%
Aug 29
24
623/4
38%
37%
343/4
106
19%
30
27%
23%
13.000
38%
American Metal Products —
26%
62%
42.200
1
May 31
27% -
61%
12.50
20 s
2.40Q
42
29%
l
55
601/4
34%
_100
55
41%
37s/8
com
7.100
55%
42%
No par
Inc
111/8
603/fe
—2.50
40c
-
11
401/8
40%
4%% convertible preferred-
.41%
-
595/8
59%
22'A
Jan
95
40 Va
*103
19%
*88%
Climax
26%
*23
98%
x583/8
Investment Co of 111
Apr 23
24
>
59%
prior
53
Oct
*96
40 3/s
Corp
46
20
98%
39%
Products
American Metal
May 16
1
58 3/4
1
5%%
*96
39%
preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com
1.75
3.90%- preferred
—_100
American
3
91 % Aug 29
40% Jun 26
115
2
30 % Apr
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
Jan
July
24% Feb
2
18% Mar 13
22% Jun 27
16% Aug 23
23% Jun 10
106
101% Mar 18
Home
1.700
41
23%
.
61%
595/8
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
46%
11
61%.-
39%
Corp
23
98 %
'96
603/4
621/4"
59 y8
Electric Power Co
Foreign Power
.
'
59%
—10
6.50
American Export Lines Inc
18% July 19
.
—_10
4
34% Jan
5
100
29i/2 Apr
17% Jan
4
32%
3334.
46%
41%
49% Mar 25
12
12% Oct
463A
40%
8
24% Jan
Sep
34 y8
46%
40%
2
106 % Nov
79% Sep
33%
465/a
40 3/4
8
28
97
341/4
46%
40%
common
Jan
Mar 20
24% Oct
33%
463/4
40%
Co
19% Feb
May 29
13% May 29
101
33%
46%
Can
33% Feb
17
18% Jun
31
...
12 3/4 May 29
32%
7%
743/4 May 21
97i/2 July 26
88% Mar 12
31
_1
—12.50
Theatres Inc
American
_i
Corp—1
Xl21%
121%
122%
130%
130%
29%
29%
293/4
30%
*27%
*27%
*25
25
Anchor Hocking
$4 preferred
101.800
29%
28%
28 %
252.200
1303/4
130%
130%
30
30
25%
*25
30
30
540
3.600
*27 Va
*27 Va
25%
*25
25%
40O
25
25%
24%
21
21
21%
213/a
21%
21%
21%
213/a
21%
3.100
51%
52%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 %
51 %
2.700
31
31%
513/4
303/4
31
32
30%
30%
31
31%
32
3.900
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19 %
77.600
24
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
243/s
25%
25
25 %
25.400
39
38%
38%
38%
39 %
9.300
503/fe
49%
503/a
49%
50%
33.500
32
333/8
31%
31%
32%
32 %
1.500
32%
32%
32%
13,700
_l
38%
38%
38
38%
38%
49%
50 Va
49%
49%
x49%
33%
33%
33
34%
32
32%
32
32%
Glass Corp—6.25
—No par
Anderson Clayton & Co^
—21.80
Anken Chemical & Film Corp—20c
Apco Oil Corp.—
l^__1
—
124V4
28%
130 3/4
21
50
&
29
27%
1313/4
27
Cable——No par
Industries Inc
123
27%
130%
10O
'
*95%
98
*95%'
1
97
*95%
97
32
*95%
32%
97
32
*95%
97
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
273/4
28 3%
273/a
28%
10.700
17%
18
17%
18
17%
.17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
11.000
19%
19% 1
19%
19%
19%
-19%
193% *
19%
8.300
,
19% 519%
V,
Volume
198_ Number 6295
\:The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'1r
(871)'
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
33
1
25-"
Jun
", Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
-
4.2'A Dec
Lowest
;
39
31
NEW
Highest.
: May 16
YORK
STOCK
25
38%
Feb
28% July 17
5
26 % Aug
Arlan's
-
8
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
32
Oct
24
571/4 Feb
16
51'% Mar 19 ;
41% Aug
1
471/2 Jun
25
73% Apr
23
66% Jan
7
98
821/2 Jan
2
891/4 Jun
7
87%: Jan
2
92
62
Arizona
30
Public
Armco
Armour
&
Corp
41%
41%
883/4
41%
41%
883/4
41%
*88%
90%
9%
41%
91/2
93/4
41%
41%
v413/4
10
10
*9%
10
17 J/«
17%
17
17%
('
32%
32%
15.000
\
30%
30%
19.700
4%
4%
17.800
5.000
30% Jun
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred
lo
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
4%
preferred
100
80 % Jan
2
6
27% Jan
16
'9% Aug
2
341/4 May 29
85
10% Dec
21
491/2 Jan
4
Oct
10
91% Apr
27
471/2 Dec
21
•
411/2 Oct
24"
57% Feb
88
1
25 % Feb
2
Jun
17
Nov
Jan
■-<
.48
10
Jan
94
.14% Jan
2% Jan
14% Jan
3
5
15
20% Dec
27% Dec
18
31% Jan
2
9% Oct
•
421/2
24
Jun" 25
63%
12% Aug
133/b Aug 16
28% Feb
14
25
16/
May 16
7
17% Jan
23
41% Jun
12
59
30% Mar 29
Jun
13
28% May
38%
30% Aug 28
Apr
1
Dec"27
16% May 29
21
3
May 31
17% Apr 18
2
'17% Jan
8
25% Jan 28
7
July 23
4
18% Jun
11% Aug 26
121/2 Jun
21
Apr
89% Mar 14
11
23
.28
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
85% Aug 21
20
19'
48% Jan
2
Feb
3
25
*11% Jun
2
11
15 % Sep
29
11% Jan
87
16
3
12% Nov
Jun
'46% Jan 21
15
811/4 Jan
Jan..- 2
10% Jan
43
6
31% Jun
:
.23
Mar
Constable
16%
17
30%
31%
1
29%
Ashland Oil & Refining
9%
30%
*16%
17
31%
17
313/a
29%
,
30
48
48
48
10
58%
58%
59%
593/4
593%
60
29%
29%
283/4
29%
29
10%
10%
10%
10%
105%
47%
47%
4
4%
4%
47%
*90
91%.
57%
•57
57%
common
10
54%
54%
54%
55
preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
100
88
88
88%
883/4
1
16
15%
16
Corp
5%
B
Atlas
Credit
700
1.600
47%
47
48%
60%
593/4
60%
7,500
29%
29%
29%
29%
10%
47%
473/4
59%
295%
42.900
103/8
47%
*90
91%
573/a
473/4
103/4
10%
103/4
20.900
473/4
47%
47%
91%
*90
*90%
91%
57%
4.600
55%
21.800
573/4
58
55
57%
55%
55%
553/8
57%
'55
87%
88%
1.800
1
10
88%
88%
88%
15%
16%
88%
2%
2%
15%
2%
16%
2%
2%
15%
16'%
25%
13.700
16%
16 34
2%
16 3/4
2%
163/4
163/4
2%
2%
24.800
16 3/4
*16%
10c
No par
No par
common
pref ($1.20)
Avnet Electronics
16%
11%
12 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
21
20%
21%
203/,
21%
29
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
Retailers of America_50c
Corp
16%
20%
-
29
*28%
30
283/4
29
163/4
290
,
16%'/
1/200
113/4
113/4
11%
113%
3.500
21
21%
20%
21%
4.200
*28%
*28%
30
14%
25
15%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
30%
300
32
Automatic
Avco
4%
240
640
l
Corp
Nichols
Conv prior
••
7.500
20
common
preferred
Austin
31
4%
47%
4
90%
Atlas
333/4
30%
4%
48%
57%
series
32%
30%
30
3%
47%
$3.75
32%
48 %
90%
Refining
17
31%
1
No par
Atlantic
10
50c
,
Coast Line RR_
A V C
8
9%
2.50
Associated
24% Mar
15% May 21
5
Inc
75% Aug 29
29% Jun 12
1
Corp
2.50
Aro Corp
Arvin Industries
Atlantic
17.400
97
*41%
25,
27
Sep
201/2 Aug
25.600
44%
96%
1
Brewing Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Associates Investment Co
May 13
61%
44
97
883/4
4% Aug 29
51% May 15
66% May 16
21
61%
44 *%
96'%
98
88%
2
'
51/8 May 25
47% Nov
62
44y4
44%
97%
2% Jan
1
61%
3.000
44%
43% Jan 22
54% July 26
25
;
36.300
88
34% Mar 27
52
26 %
98
31
37% Oct
25%
88
2
>21/4 Oct
253/4
97
2
■
22.100
25%
44%
25% Jan
20
13
33 3/a
90
26% Jan
15
19% May 29
20% Feb
43
33%
44%
28% Feb
201/2 Jun
16% Aug 26
423/4
33%
95 %
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold
45%
43
33%
89 %
23% Apr 16
33% Feb 26
7
25
61%
Shares
43
91%
25
Jun
13 % Jan
61%
43
the Week
44%
15% Oct
43
3
Friday
Aug. 30
1
47
9% Aug 26
Sales for
Thursday
No par
common
$3.75 preferred
18
34% Jan
62
61%
30
'
24%
23%
24
12
42%
33% " 33%
24%
25%
62
*9'/2 Oct
Mar 22
43
613/a
•/•
Aug. 2!)
33 %
33 %
24%
251/2 Oct
Jan
Aug. 28
43
33
Co
Wednesday
33%
<
24%
1
Armstrong Cork Co
1
42%
10
Aug 27 *
% Feb
423/4
2.50
Stores
Steel
Tuesday
Aug. 37I///
;/'■/■
5
Dept
Aug 26
15
483/4 Apr
Aug. 26
No par
Service Co
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
'
Par
■
Archer-Daniels-Midland
21% Aug
231/2 Jun
43% July 24
333/4 Aug 23
: v
'
EXCHANGE
32%
30%
14%
323/b
14%
30%
31%
14%
14%
25.100
74%
31
73%
74%
74
33%
33
74%
33 5% •
41,300
74%
73%
1
25%
26 %
26
26%
75%
26
74%
26%
75%
5c
16%
17%
16%
26%
17%
263/4
17
26%
26%
17%
57.500
17
17%
17
17%
36.300
Corp
Corp
78.400
". •*
41/2 May 29
37% Jun 26
581/2 Feb
10
17
May 29
11% Jan
25
27% Jun
27
96% Jun
20
8% Mar 12
r
9
Mar 20
10 %
191/8 Apr 19
37 % Mar 28
1041% Mar
5
4% July
46% Feb
5% Jan
2
5
Mar 18
85% Jan
4
9
88
Jan
23
33% Feb
1
26% Jan
16
29
48% Feb
19
4C3/8 Jan
2
Oct
9% Oct
94% Mar
19
22% Feb
Jun
25
85% Mar
8% Oct
24
38% Dec
24
60
121/4 Nov
13
36
Oct
22
22
Dec
21
18% May 29
36% Oct 24
29% Jun
27
94
6
May 28
Baltimore
4%%
4%
7
46% Feb
2
20% Jan
5
521% Apr
30
9% Aug
39% Jan
92
12% Aug 22
36 % July 15
25
29
15% Jan
4%
&
2
34% Aug 21
Bausch
11
22% Mar * 6
27% Jun
13
Baxter
26
39
47% Jan
10
61
Feb
521/4 Jan
29
Aug
9
35% Apr
5
45% Apr
18
43
// Aug
19
101 % Oct
17% Oct
29% Mar 21
2
152% Jan
24
62% Jun
14
54% Nov
16
11% Jun
28
31% Jun
5
291/4 Sep
11% Oct
27
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22
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15
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25
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5
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2
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7
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31
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2
24
181/2 May
2
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2
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23
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Oct
24
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7
273/a Jan
14
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56% Feb
1
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9
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57
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18
26
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29
16
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13
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14
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9
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30
13
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22
Dec
88
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6
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35
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21
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40
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513/4
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343/4 Apr 16
2
51%
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Berman
500
53
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37
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253/a July 15
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4
51% Jan
5%
37%
103
12%
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3
21%
93
37%
32%
1
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6
52%
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37
37
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55% Jun
1
1
2
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63
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3
203/4 Jan
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103
36%
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12
17% Apr 17
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26% Jan
2
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18
93
37
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20
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Beech
93
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24
Aug 29
303/8 Jun 13
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8
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114% Mar
13
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2
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8
Jun
43 % May 14
Aug 16
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20
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37
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4
55% Mar 15
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.
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57% July
19
15% Oct
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53%
10%
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.
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4%
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issued
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Cigars Inc
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53%
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49% Mar 14
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53
10%
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Ohio
4%
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13
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Bath Iron Works
Jan
9
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series
convertible
Jan
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Aroostook
Inc
5%
37
21
&
Barber Oil
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59
Jan
&
4%
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26
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preferred
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3
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1
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preferred
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Jan
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Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
213/4 Aug 29
May 3
12% Feb 25
12
71
19
&
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Baltimore
8
4
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22
403/8 May 17
533/8 May 29
21
23% Jan
Babcock
Jan
106 % Feb
3
18% Oct
30
(B T)
July 10
14
14%' May 22
36% Feb
7
32 % July 24
■„
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58
July 24
11% July 25
100
7
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transactions
16%
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16%
100
24%
16%
9%
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9
9%
32
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16
99
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24
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100
—
—
1.500
100
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—
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25%
55
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51
9%
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9%
32
93%
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25
9
303/8
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900
,
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(872)
.
.
.
Monday, September
2,'
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
;r
„
41% Aug
2
49% Apr
10
24 ya May
2
29% Feb
12
15% Mar 30
12% Jun
19.
15% Apr
8
Nov
19
101% Jan
2,
Dec
27
60% Jan
56
25
32% Jan
Jun
13
»
Jan
8
103
45'A Jun
25
64
26% Jun
28
45% Mar 14
44% Feb
8
36„,
July 23
49%: Sep
28
48
108
33 % Mar 27
30 % May 29
Highest
11
24
96
,
Mar 16
37% Oct
22
Oct
9
Lowest
Highest
,
May 21
70% Aug 21
10
4iy4 Jun
43% May
Carpenter Steel Co
4
9
9
22
Jan
51% Aug
26
36% Jan " 2
29% Jan
34% Jan
38% Oct
23
77
Mar 12
54/ Jan
76
Aug 23
Carter Products Inc
: Jan
"rll
Aug 26
Case (J I)
'AVi May 29
9% Jan
7
3
Jan
4
26
3% Jan
4
3% Jan
29% Jun
25
42% Jan
22
29
Jan
10
44
Mar 22
80% Jan
64% Jan
2ya Jun
44
i July
2
70
18% Nov
1
28% Jun
25
124 % Jan
5
Jun
26
16% Jun
14
14% Nov
13
20
28 % May 29
s
68
79v
137% May
9
467/a Jun
95V4 Jun
90 >•
Jan
21
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
28
2
38% Jan
2
30% May 21
18 % July
2
54% Aug 30
Cenco
35 % May 22
Central
Aguirre
18% May 20
Central
Foundry
38% July 15
Central
22
Central
26% Feb
Jan
15
23% Jan
2
15 y4 Jan
2
36% Jan
2
33
7
July
5
23
52 y4 Mar 30
101% May 28
25 A Apr 26
46% Apr 19
Jan
,
49% Apr
45% May 31
98% Jan
7
2
23 % May 29
33% Mar 27
26 % Aug
12 3/4 Nov
233/4 Apr
2
17% Oct 23
33
Jan
4
Aug 13
19y«Jan
2
11
Oct
23
60 % Jan
2
13% Jun
16
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24
35
20
32
10
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31
; Aug
4
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Central
Illinois
7
Jan 22
Central
&
Central
Soya
20
14% Jan
23
19% Feb
6
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
3% Oct
24
9% Apr
4
24
49 y4 Feb
16
3% Aug 12
33% Jan
2
22% Oct
25
38% Feb
16
25 % Jan
2
91
21
Nov
27
96 % Jan
22
30% May 10
102% May 24
41% Feb
16
32% Jan
2
100
21
May 29
31% Dec
21
29% Feb
18
313/4 Apr
35
20% May 14
Oct
24
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
11
7
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24
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2
5
45
Mar 29
44% May 28
60
Jan
4
75% Oct
98 A Jan
11
Oct
32
9;
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37
62
3
Apr
12
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2
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25% Aug 29
11% July 10
3
51% Jan
2
37
Mar
92
513A Jan
2
44
Mar 25
100
2
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May
2
14
22
13% Jan
4
Jan
2
1
2iy2 Nov
23
16% Jan
14
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
223/4 Sep
20
24
36% Feb
15
29% Jan
17
Oct
24
10
Sep
7
..
17% Feb
8
93/a Jan
2
16% Aug 28
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
65% Aug 30
5%
18% Nov
20;
Jun
8% D.c
23 %
Jun
1
27
31
35 % Feb
1
2
26 % Jan
30
7% Jun
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5
45
2
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2
45% May 16
7
34% Aug
5
106% Aug 23
9
48% Jan
96% Jan
3
58 % Jan
33% Feb
31% Oct
23
24% Jan
31% Jun
102
Oct
4
3
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6
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57
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70
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64
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22
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30
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103%
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3
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12
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103
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34% Dec
41% Jan
22
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1
13
9
41
Dec
14
Jan
5
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8
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2
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35% Jun
4
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14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
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51
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25
24
8
30
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25
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25
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2
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27
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24'
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19
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32
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30
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23
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3
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2
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7
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3
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25
02
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15
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24
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101
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96
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28% Mar
9
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18
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23
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2
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2
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25
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2
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5
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19
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24
16
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25
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16
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17
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2
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3
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23
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9
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27
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footnotes,
5
see page
20 100
13
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5
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2
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7
88
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& Steel
preferred
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of
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33
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of
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28
28
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58.700
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noncumulative
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&
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143
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1
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preferred
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15
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10
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16%
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13 V2 Jun
2
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2
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24
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15
32 Vt
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31%
83
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14 100
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13
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4
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2
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13
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29 V2 May 10
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26
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52
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46
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52
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600
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27
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20
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37
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30
37
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9
37%
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15
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37
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46
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18,
25
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24
30
25
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24
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107 y4 Oct
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26
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60
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74
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74
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53
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59
15
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10
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10
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241/4
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10
33
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13
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21.700
32
513/4
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2
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34
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19
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40
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24
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"
300
403/a
24%
*42 %
1.600
•
102
39
40 y4
*100%
9.400
-
35%
Fuel
22
293/a
101
60
6.8O6
1023/4
Corp
105
29%
X101
•j
351/4
Colonial
5
34
29
293/a
101
93/4
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
37% Mar 23
40
45%
163/a
Columbia
55 ya Jan
28%
101
3%
46
24
-
1
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
4
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
33/4
33/4
*45%
100%-
101%
Colorado
24% Mar 19
3%
46V4
•:
24%
•
16
73% Aug 30
30 y2 Jun 12
25
11 % Oct
'
203/4
3%
40%
333/4
.
20%
par
—,
16
Jan
44%
28%
36%
60
16
243/8
43 5/a
102 %
40%
25
7
27
May 29
28%
*101
/
59
7
31% Feb
24%
44%
*45%
23%
Jan
Jun
35
;
V 14%
42% Jan
15% Jun
34
/, V/
\
64%
7
72% Mar 16
1001/4
243/8
3%
46
45%
*101;
45% Dec
31
100%
>
1*1%
Colorado
31% May 28
22
Oct 24
*100%
Co
10% Apr
<
100 3/4
'■£'
Coca-Cola
5
31% Apr
24 % Aug
100%
■:..»■
7%
preferred
100
Coastal States Gas Producing_33%c
21
Aug
84% Mar
481/B
633/4
Corporation
8% July 19
32% Jan
3
48% Jan
Nov
24
49
17
19
17% Jan
30
2
July 26
Apr
48%
Coca-Cola
j
Aug 29
80
48%
16%
;
Cluett Peabody &
147
-5.100
483/4
6iy2
Co_
51% Aug 23
3
V
48%
*63y4
Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co—
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No
/ $4.50 preferred called
No
42 "j
20
49
48%
64
Co
Clevite
Mar 27
3.700
3.500
No par
11
84% Jan
183/4
35%
X48%
20%
3%
_No par
preference
46 % Jun
28% Feb
5.500
18%
35%
12.50
36% July 22
140
.293%
185/a
353/4
—1
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
.Special guaranteed 4%
1
283/4
18%
35%
64
Clark
70% JUly 22
44 %
81%
Stores
29y4
18%
;
25c
27
Mar
20%
T-
No par
_5
40% Jun
y
1117% Aug 15
75%
City
28%
36
21%
City Products Corp
-
4
28%
35%
.
No par
207/8 Jan
4
31.300
5
$2.25
Investing
200
54'/2
21%
*10%
/,■
pfd—100
$4.40 conv preferred
City
18%
523/a
21 i
•
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co——10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
10
conv
70O
*18%
523/4
21
/
4%%
6
7
100%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.5o
4% preferred
100
5
Mar 23
49%
18%
28
18%
51%
-
20%
Corp
6
Feb
31% Oct
O Nuts
Aug
65% Aug
14
18%/".
35%: >
1
non-cum
27
38% Jan
18%
35%
*100%
10
Jun
37
27
27%
18%
35% Y/
2
_1
Inc
73
72% Aug
27%
26%
18%
35%
>'
273/4
*18%
■/
21.400
51
121
18%
52
15%
Chris-Craft Industries
Chrysler Corp
;
4;
28
181/4
51
15%
15
2
27%
18%
52%
600
15%
183/4 Apr
Jan
271%
18V4
49%
20
95
15%
12% July 24
59
27%
27%
18 %
•!'. 95
16
2
55% Jan
95
.-
Xl5%
33"% Jan
106 /
*94 %
1.400
40.300
■
16%
Chock
5
94%
26%:
15%
19
8
94%
94%
26
-
'
16%
19% Jun
59% Feb
146%.
4b %
1
Mar 19
112% Feb
54%4
*145%
26%
16%
Corp
15
24
54%
146%
*26%
-
61.600
4
44 % Oct
54 y2
*145%
26%
54%' :
32 i/a
Jan
97% May 29
53%
145y4
31%
29
26
53 •
145%
321/4
May 28
46% Feb
26%
54%
31
4
41% Mar 20
26%
147
52 %
-,Y27>
29.300
331/4
18% Jan
49% Mar 21
27%
45%
32/=?/
Mar 26
27
27%
44%
32%
21
Jun
94%
951
45 y2
32%
25
,
*145
2.280
10.100
44%
45
33%
15% Jun
32•
52%
-•
44%
32%
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cotton Oil
49% May 13
26
53 %
145%
45y4
41/4
273/4
38% July 29
233/4 May 13
36% Mar 20
44%
4%
-10%
20
16
45%
4%
27%
,kFeb
52% Feb
75%
4%
*103/a
22
25
75
4%
4ya
ioy4
2
27% Jun
140.900
76
4%
27%
353/4 May
29
10%
75%
:
76%
10%
22
28 % Apr
10%
76
4
27%
Chicago & North Westn com_No
96% Aug 30
106% Jun 13
10%
75
4V4
10%
.;. Jun
27
10%
76%
90.
10%
27% Aug 21
Mar 22
16.400
10%/
2
July 22
75 y8
10%
18% Jan
Feb
74%
10%:
2
90
75%
4
273%
263/4 Feb
25
74%
10%
27%
30
104
75
10%
27%
14% Nov
14
74
10%
*26%
5%
preferred series A_L—__100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
_8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
29
74y2
10ya
74y2
I'
27y2
3
Oct
73%
11-
27%
2
Dec
600
75%
27%
2
93
:
44
13% Jan
107:
33
24
26% Jan
2
■'50%
33
243/4
203/a Jan
87% July 10
40%
*49%
34%
443/4
8
101% Jan
39 %
50%
*33%
44%
7
Aug 30
39%
49y2
34y4
*49%
*33 V2
39
243/a
12
6
38%
49%
33%
100%
31 % J an
May
38%
50y2
33%
44%
22% Feb
36% Feb
24
38%
*49y2
243/4
24
8% Oct
38%
50%
1003/4
25
Full
9.700
38%
? 34%
44%
22
13
3.600
24
83/4 Jun
19
2.100
37%
44%
19% Oct
34% Aug 28
53% Aug 15
3
69
37%
24%
14% Oct
343/a Jun
68%
38 %
44%
Co
A
69%
37%
24%
—
Gotham
series
80
69 ya
38%
/
com
No par
/.Class A
—40
Chicago Great Western Ry com—lo
5% preferred
___50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
2
105%
69y4
./
Chicago & East 111 RR
15% Aug 28
24% Aug
5
Nov
48
9
*105
38
52%
__
273/b Jun 25
38% May
8
Oct
6
13% Nov
105y2
69
*27%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common_25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
64% Aug 16
7
*105
69y4
*18
Champion Papers Inc com___No par
V ^.bO preferred
—No par '
Champion Spark Plug Co
:„1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Z1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
_1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
.
26% July 31
2
5% Jan
Aug
.
105%
3.000
38%
52 y4
4
No par
Products
Belt
10.600
^_2.50
Co
Aircraft Co
Chain
14%
68%
25%/ 25%
————..5
Chadbourn
'VVV'
14%
.
_No par
Corp
Cessna
403/4 Aug 13
Jun
47% May 31
14%
105'A
38V4
95
i^-ioa,
Co
Certain-teed
6
3.300
14%
14
105y2
38%
145%
Service—No par
West Corp
Century Industries
<
303/a Oct
29% May 29
\t\Yc:/;.Y
..•:%
1
Pub
South
Cerro
14%V';V::
14
*105
69%
44%
5
preferred
33% Aug 26
.
14
; 24%
14%
4
1
Co
447/8
24 %
74%
1
Corp
Sugar Co
44%
25
10%
20
Instruments
1
102% Apr
26% May
47 % Feb
22% Mar 11
4iyaJan
Corp common
preferred
5%
44%
24 y4
74%
-
Hudson Gas & Elec„No par
Illinois Light com
No par
22 V
Celotex
44%
V-
105y2
37'A
_
Mar 13
y4 Mar
44%
25
=>33%
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
19
Shares
44
24%
24%
Aug. 29
*49y2
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par /
2
423/a Feb
21
17
May 29 V,
30% Jun 25
:•
—
19
14% May 29
23
Aug
the Week
24%
Aug. 28
38y2
1
Dec
>91
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
193% Sep
2
147
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 30
Aug. 27
43%
44ya
69%
v?
6%%
54% Aug 28,.
36% Mar
'.
Co common
1%
5
26% May
20% Jan
133% Ian
13%
*105
preferred
100
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor
No par
Ceco Steel Products Corp—10.
9
4V2 May 28
34% Mar
Aug. 26
44%
44%
24%
24%
—10
50
„1
1
Carrier Corp common—
4y2°Io preferred
Carriers & General Corp
3
26% Oct
Monday
*
,
—5
45% Jan
• r/
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
V" Wednesdiay
Thursday
-V-
NEW YORK STOCK
Yrr EXCHANGE
Par
Carborundum Co
—5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carlisle Corp
No par'
Carolina Ciinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
.Year 1962
Lowest
Jfl
*
1
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*108%
109
*108
109
*108
109
70
15.100
46V4
46%
4 6'A
46 3/8
46%
46%
*90%
91i/2
*90i/a
911/2
90%
90%
40
7.000
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
53/4
*18%
19%
*18%
191/2
*18V2
19V2
57%
56%
57%
56 5/a
573/8
57
17.100
12
121%
12%
121/4
12
12%
7.500
X64
6 4V2
64%
65%
64
643/4
17.800
46%
1.800
45%
45%
453/4
45%
46
46
783/8
79
813/s
81%
833/4
83%
88
25%
25%
3.800
30 3/8
30%
4.400
25
25%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
251/4
25%
30%
30%
30%
31
303/4
31
30%
31%
176.500
Volume
Number 6295'.'.
198
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(873)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Year 1902
Highest
Lowest
18
2
17% Jun
3
Jan
4
19 y4 Aug
9
26% Jan
15
6
16y2Jan
2
24% May 13
32% Jan
2
1
23
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
27 % Oct
26
40
43% Mar 21
27
Dec
5
90
Feb
Oct
31
Dec
28
Oct
68% Jan
24
831
76% Jan
17
11% Oct
26
22 % Jun
28
26
89
Feb
21
95
15% Jan
42 Vt Jan
12
6% Aug 21
56 % Ai.g 23
2
5
31
;
83% Jan
15
14 Y4
15
14%
14 Ya
141/2
1434
21 %
21
203/4
20Ya
141/2
20%
14 Ya
207b
211%
20
221/4
22%
22%
23
21'/a
3.900
22 Ya
23%
23
23%
14.400
Copperweld Steel Co
Products
Corn
5
common
3% %
3 % %
preferred
of
*89
901/4
89
89
*89
*933/4
95
93Y4
933/4
*93%
95
12%
12V4
12%
12
12
Coiy International Corp class A- %c
5%
5 3/4
*5'/4
5%
5'%
5Ys
Crane
Co
3%%
25
common
Petroleum Corp
55%
553 a
*81Y4
83V2
x8lYi
813/4
*81 %
11 Va
llYi
11 Ya
llYa
12%
11 Ya
24%
24V4
24Vs
24 Vat
24
24
39% Jun
14
Sep
5
44...;
Feb 27
59% Jan
2
45"
Jan
47% Aug 29
; Apr 24
Crown
8
97
3
95 % Aug
7
16% .Jan
21% Mar 29
107% Feb
25
19% Aug 23
6% Oct
25
15 Va Jan
19
3
70% Jan
r
29
45% Oct
12% Feb
5 Va Jun
Jun
22
13% Feb
20
25
35
25
63% Apr
10
4
11% May
7
3
Mar
10
19% Jan
24 y2 Jun
10
6
5% Aug 20
8% Feb
14
3
39% Feb
Mar 13
8 %
Aug 20
173/b Feb
S
T
C
Curtis
Publishing
14
8% Dec
28
14% Feb
19
14% Jun
27
20% Aug
16
17% Jan
2
24 % May 16
.31% May 29
35% Aug 21
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
26
47% Oct
24
78
Mar 20
52
7
67% Apr
15
Cutler-Hammer
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40 y4 Jan
7
46
Feb
25
Dana
5
91
Dec
12
89 Va Apr
3
93
Aug
...
Curtis-Wright
Class
2
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
21% Aug 26
20% May 29
29y4 Jan
2
27
Jan
21
85 y2 Dec
31
82
Mar
4
31% Aug 26
88% Jun 28
Dayton
77 % July 27
31
84 y2 Mar
4
87% Jun
87
May 29
9% Jun
25
15% Feb
13
7
86
Dec
81% Aug 30
87
Dec
13
16
78 Va Aug
2
May 10
45% Feb 18
51% Jan
2
34% May 28
51% Apr
41% Oct
2
57 % Feb
20
12% Jun
27
20% Dec
13
18% Mar 27
38 V*i Jun
26
55% Feb
15
46l/4Jan
3
36 y4 Mar
6
21% Jun
15
29% Feb
15
15% Jun
25
22 y8 Jan
12
19
Feb
26
7% May 29
12% Mar
18
10
Deere &
23% July
11
Delaware &
2
23
May 29
2
17
Aug 28
31 % Jan
DeSoto
Chemical
2
34% Jan
29
Detroit
4
10% Jan
2
34% Jan
10
11
De
54% Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
Feb
12
2
Oct
24
9% Oct
25
27 Va Jan
22
10 % Oct
18
17% Feb
44% July 22
3
45% Jan
15
40
9% Aug 26
11 Va Mar
6
Diamond
15% May 14
9
Disney
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
43% Jan
2
12% Jun
22
21% Jan
3
19
Jan
3
28% May 22
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
May 29
22% Dec
5
21% Jan
3
36
Dr.
31% July 18
23 Va Jan
2
33% Aug 20
19
Dominick
29% Jan
14
26
22'% July 16
24
22% Jan
27
4
24
40
Jun
55
''
22
Mar
4
35% Aug 26
Dover
66
Dow
May
1
Fund
32
Mar
22% Jan
2
28% Aug
12
Dresser
31
Feb
8
15% Aug
5
25% Jan
15
Drewrys Limited
Jan
23
2
22% Aug
30
DuBols
43
Jun
26
61
May 27
16% Jan
53 % Apr
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
6% May 29
L64% Jun
1.01% Jun
27
5
81 % July 12
254% Mar 14
114
Apr
97% Apr
27
27
y2 Jan
2
10 Va Jan
29
13
229% July 26
105% Apr 24
84
Apr
10
45%
45%
*903i
92%
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
20%
21i%
2078
21%
31%
31%
30 Ya
31%
Duplan
34% Aug
19
4
45
Aug
13
$3.75
44
Jan
2
48
July 10
46
Jan
2
50
May 31
$4.15
42% Jan
12
47
45% Jan
19
49 % May 25
43 y2 Apr
47% Apr
43% Jan
2
48 y4 Jun
46
1
48 % Jun
Feb
7
48 y2 July 13
47 % Jun
7
50
29% Feb 19
16% Jun
19
17
Oct
23
13
May
15% Jan
4
31% Jan
4
2
243/4 Apr
23
33 Va Dec
13
11
Aug
24% Aug
18 Ya Oct
23
24 Ya Feb
273/4 Jan
13
20% Jan
23
19
Apr
16
313/4 May 29
80 Va Jun 22
553/a Feb
16
46% Jan
2
93% Dec
7
90 Y Jan
2
24
21 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
2
May 29
I—
*88
89%
89%
45%
45 %
68 %
*88
*88
10
♦45%
453%
45%
45%
♦45%
45Y4
900
67
69
68%
x66Yb
68
67'/4
68%
67 Yb
67 Ya
23.400
22
22'%
22 Yb
22%
22%
22%
21%
223/a
54%
55 %
55%
553/4
55 Yb
56%
55Yi
55Y4
55%
56%
7.GOO
50%
51%
49 Ya
50 Ya
48 Yb
49%
49
50Yb
50%
51%
43.700
30
30
30
30
29Yb :
29Yb
29%
1.10O
22
22%
21%
22 Va
22
22 Ya
22
22%
22
22%
13.500
16
16%
16 VB
163/4
16 Yb
17
16 Yi
17
16 Yb
17
19.800
34%
34 Va
*29 Ya
213%
30
,293%
v.
•;,!
22%
34Yi
343/8
34 Yb
343%
34 Yb
9.700
14
Xl3Ya
13%
13 Yb
137a
V 13%
133%
14.900
*34%
35 Yb
343%
343%
*341%
351/8
48 Va
48Ya
48%
493%
49
49%
483%
49i%
59 Va
59%
58 Yb
59
59
59%
59%
■59%
10 Va
345/8
100
8,700
V
4.100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9Va
91%
9Ya
9Y4
14%
14%
14 Y8
145/8
14 Yb
14Yi
14Y-8
14%
14%
14Yb
1.900
19%
44%
19 Ya
193/4
I9V2
193%
19 Yb
19Yi
1974
20 Yb
25.100
43Y4
45
45Va
45 Ya
4434
45 Va
19.400
47
47
463%
47%
25%
26%
26
2 6 Yi
35Yb
313/a
36
353%
303%
36
19%
43%
44
443,4
47
47
47
47 Va
47
47Va
25%
25%
25
25Ya
25 Y b
253%
33%
34 Va
34
34 Va
34 Yb
35 Ya
31
31%
31%
32
31%
313%
30%
30%
21
21 Va
20%
21 Va
20%
201/a
20%
20%
20%
24%
24%
25 Va
24%
25Va
24 Yb
24 Yb
24Y4
25%
23
23 Va
223%
1
1
,
313%
—
6.000
1
100
__
22 %
23 Vb
23Va
22 Yb
23 Ya
33%
35 Ya
34%
35
34Y4
35
34 Yb
35
61 Va
60%
61
■
603%
61
6078
61%
27 Ya
27%
27 Ya
X27 %
27%
27 Va
27Yb
23%
14.000
18.400
23Yi
34 Yb
13.600
61
61Yb
24.200
27Va
27Yb
20.000
;
19
19Va
18 3/4
19 Va
18'%
18 Yi
18%
18 Yb
18 Va
18%
21%
21%
21 %
21Y4
21 Yb
21 Yi
21 Yi
22%
22%
223/a
28.400
657b
65 Ya
65 Ya
65
65 Yb
65Va
65%
2.400
*65
65Ya
65
14Va
14%
14
14%
13 Yb
14i%
14%
i5Yb
14%
14%
15%
15i%
15%
15%
243 V0
244
240%
243
242
2431%
242%
2431%
243
107
106%
106%
1063%
106 Yi
107
107% %
106%
/
1061/2
5
50
_50
15%
15%
15%
151%
87
86%
861/4
86V4
86
34%
33 Ya
34
x33
33%
32 Yi
33Yb
44%
44%
44%
44%
*4.4
45
49%
46%
*48%
x45 V4
49%
45%
1*49
49%
♦49
46
861%
46%
46%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
♦48Ya
*47
47 Y4
*47
473/4
*463/a
*48
48%
*46 Ya
48%
23V4
22Yi
Corp
Dynamics Corp of America com
$1 conv preference
Ya
22%
22 Ya
23%
70
*44
45
48 Yb
*48 Y4
49%
10
46
46%
780
46
*48%
50%
*46%
473%
*48 YB
50%
*463%
473%
*46 Ya
48V2
*47i%
48%
23 Yb
24Va
x23Yb
24
'
24
500
5.500
48 Ya
47Yi
48
47
1.800
*86
46
5OV2
-50
50
5
12.300
:
45
*44
50
2.800
;i5%7.
' 861/2
32%; 331%
86
34
50
preferred
<;
15%
2.600
14.000
;
244'%
common....
2.300
r
34%
:
5
com
8.50O
7,300
31%
.
27%
,
1.400
'
i
'•
60%
par
,__1
(E I)
8.400
20 Yi
23 %
1.25
$2.10 preferred
Cigar
6.300
35%
34%
34%
2
preferred
DWG
*88
45%
45 %
60 Va
preferred
4.10%
7
12
25
8
4%
21
7
16% Dec
23% Oct
.
4.20%
29
86%
—1
Light Co
preferred
preferred
7
Mar 21
24 Va Aug
86
*853'4
—_
—
Duquesne
Feb
45
*85%
36%
♦86 Va
30% Jan
6
86
*853%
106%
42
47% Aug
50 % Mar
*85%
86%
No par
14
15
86
*85 3/4
No par
Sep
26
*851/4
86 %
$4.50 preferred
44
Mar 27
86
*85Y4
$3.50 preferred
32% Mar 22
6.100
31 Yb
♦85%
No par
Pont de Nemours
5
31
24.000
86%
487/a
Dunhill International
Jan
24 yB May 29
31 Yb
90
21
86
-50c
10
39
30Yi
6.600
12.000
•
*85%
59%
Inc
21
18
313/8
203/a
-
15 Yb
1
Co
Corp
31 1/8
15
♦85%
48%
USA Inc
15% Jlin
89% Jun
Power
600
6,800
60 3A
15Yb
13%
Industries
16% July
109% Mar 15
593/4
45%
5
Chemicals
2
59'%
91 %
*34%
No
Duke
du
583/4
15%
1
16
9
58%
*90 34
14 Va
Sons
65% Aug
256% May
x58Ys
9%
X45'%
1
22
10
25.100
37
59 %
35%
Co
May 29
5
1.700
201/2
x37
58
13%
Corp
Chemical
13
17 y2 Oct
9%
x20%
37 '/a
59»/4
♦34%
Inc
20 y2 May 29
•
9'%
207b
37
151%
No par
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
37% Jan
91/2
201/4
37
*36Y4
92%
Ltd
transactions-
10
72% Jan
9%
20 Y4
37
45 Ya
2.50
Ltd
Mines
3 600
20'A
20 Ya
No par
24
24 Va Apr
10.000
30
15%
1
Co
Pepper
21 %Jun
27
29 '/<
9)0
61/8
5%
6
291/4
45 Yb
1
Distillers
29 % Apr
16 % May 29
215 «
9%
9
8Yb
100
Productions
4
20% Jan
17 Va Jun
(Walt)
6
Mar
2
5%
29
111/4
-
21%
50c
45% Aug 29
51% Jun 12
7
.
!l<JJ
5.000
2.50
2
Dec
29
*11
21%
*903/4
Corp
18% July 31
24
Hi/4
21%
6
28%
37
1
27% Jan
25% Jan
5 Ya
6
20%
No par
16
25
1.000
♦11
153/a
Corp
23% Mar 26
28
60%
59Yi
11 'A
2lYa
92%
C
Co
40% Feb
16% Jun
60%
59%
♦21%
8Ya
1
23
20% Dec
10.600
1
100
Fruit Corp
(The) Club Inc
Foreign
8 %
46.500
22
46
10
26
-
8 Va
*11
37%
15
Stores
Dome
2i%
8%
60 %
8
15%
Co
Oct
15
21Ya
8Va
92%
3
11% Oct
22% May 29
207b
21
45 Va
No par
Diners'
Aug 29
24 Ye
108 Va
15%
Light Co—.—6.75|
23 Ya May
21
24 Ya
*106%
100
DiGiorgio
Diana
24%
108 %
11%
28 Ya
3")
24%
*106Ya
21%
21 Vb
50c
National
60% Ang 20
12% Jan 15
57b
28 %
700
24.000
24 Ya
93%
Detroit Steel Corp
24
14% Apr
39% Jun
16
31 % Jan
69
■
29
59 Va
58
t&i 49.400
108%
24 Ya
♦106
46
Edison
31
18% Jan
53% Jan
24 Ya
109
15%
Coatings
31% Dec
26
97
57 Yi
2.50
20
24
97
45%
A
Co of N Y
30
37% Oct
97
♦92%
Inc
Nov
26% Oct
97
*8%
common__7
series
&
Lines
Vilbiss
97
1
Light
9% Oct
30
97
20 Yi
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Denv &
97
100
Hudson
Power
Dentist's Supply
yB Jan
21 Yb
6%
*37
1
32% Jun
9Va Jan
50
.—5
Inc
Delta
9
6
1
Inc
&
56% Aug 28
54% Jun
5
12
*55
No par
Co
Air
49%
50c
Records
Delaware
47%
50
7 Ya
28 %
series
69% Jun
47%
493/,
20%
56
3.90%
Decca
47%
493/4
7%
*11
Preferred
29
♦106
36%
47
48 Yi
*47
21 %
series B
25
23 Yb
25%
108
11%
3.75%
Jan
*96%
56%
3.75%
Apr
37
36
48
49 Va
48
"
Mills
Power
90
36 %
48V2
227a
Preferred
46
3534
*47
47%
21 Yi
Preferred
12
46.10 J
7%
Dayco Corp
11
7.400
20 V2
20 Yi
common
River
Dan
24i/4
19%
7%
preferred series A
Jan
86% Jan
24
19%
24Y«
10
D
Corp
3%%
24
19Ya
108
1
Aug
2
16% May 24
100
2
'
22 Y4
213a
Inc
24
36
7-e
common
24
193/4
21%
A
24%
1.200
23
No par
common
12.5.00
35 Va
*10%
prior preferred
$1.60 prio? preferred
300
12
56 %
19%
*47
100
5
$4
82
117b
22%
Inc__2.50
1
Stores
Drug
82
12%
22
5
Inc
Cunningham
>56
82
*81%
19%
No par
Press
Cuneo
56
24'/a
82
35
96 Yi
Corp
3.400
22
9 b 3/4
Cudahy Packing Co common
4% % preferred
5V2
19V4
No par
100
30
900
*5%
53/8
12 %
221%
49
preferred
'40
11%
36
48 3%
convertible
5%%
56
17.700
197
20
Corp common—5
preferred
553/4
1941%
2
it' 1
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
14
25% Jan
1
.20
Jan
3
52 y4 Jan
2
28
25% Aug 23
; Aug 22
25 " Jun 13
108
.
6% July 22
13
33% Jan
9% May 29
19 % Dec
:
2
17 Va Jan
*
14% Jun
'I
Jan
103
19
$4.20
23
55
197
35 Vb
x22
1
No par
Zellerbach
56Ya
53
common—2.50
preferred
$2
5Ya
"11%
Publishing
Seal
&
18 ±'/2
1
com
convertible
Cork
74
100
preferred
18
27
20.900
90%
95
Jun
22
4 200
'•
90 %
Dec
Aug
5600
59 Ya
*12i%
30
12% Oct
37
593b
*89
37% Aug
86% Jun
37
59 YB
*93 Yi
Crown
1
373/8
12%
Crowell-Coliler
'Jan
59%
193Y4
95
24% Feb
100
36 T a
59Y,
188%
90%
20Va Jan
v
37%
59 Ya
184 3/4
*12%
2
27
May
37
59%
184%
*93-%
20
91
36 Ya
Ya
58
*89
1947
41
•
3634
183 Y/4
59 Yb
1
ser
Inc—
11 % Apr
58
371/2
100
Coty
20% Jun
4
58%
11—
42 Va Mar 19
28 y4 Feb
36 %
5
100
27% Aug 24
24
14%
__50c
Co
Glass Works
preferred
Corning
24
48
Shares
22 Yb
24
34% Dec
for
the Wcea
21
Oct
r.
Aug. 80
22
17% Oct
18
Friday
Aug. 29
1
5 %
25% Feb
4
'
Thursday
Aug. 38
5
preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp—No par
23 y4 Jan
Mar 13
saies
Wednesday
Aug. 27
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Range Co
Copper
Crescent
'
PRICES
Tuesday
Aug, 26
1
8
14 V2 Jan
2
HIGH SALE
Monday
.
\
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Aug 22
8iy2 Apr
10% July
2
Dec 27
'19% Feb
24
Aug 29
Va Aug 13
91
•1 5% Dec 17
36
May 22
11% May 10
4% Mar 21
21% Mar 12
5
221
60
197
87 V2 Jan
27
96% May 17
11
J 38, V Apr
6
Mar 29
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
14
87
Jan
49
60% Mar 28
May 28
92 % Jan
12
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15% Feb
87'a Oct
18% Oct
105 % Jun
'
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
'
!
1
11%
llYa
11 Ya
11 %•
.•"11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2
25%
25%
25
253/8
'24Y4
253/a
25
25
25%
23 Ya
23 Ya
2374
27.000
3.900
26%
24 Va
120
.13,300
12%
E
15 7a July
9Va Oct
85
Jun
3
25
973/a Mar 7
May 28
30
1157a Mar 15
101
July
9
40 Ya Mar 23
106% July 24
98% Mar 4
34% Jan
mi
Jun
25
Jan
18
May 29
Feb
20
Jun
27
881/2 Jan
94
3
Aug 23
2
July 30
50% Jun
17
.91% July 30
26
27
Jan
24
Nov
30
98 Ya Jun
24
371/8 Nov
30
32% Jan
18
333/4 Nov
101
273/4 Aug 30
64% July
2
101
Apr
38% Jun
Air
Eastern
Gas
4% %
Kodak
Eastman
$3.60
Eaton
Co
18
Echlin
14
Edison Bros Stores
Manufacturing
4%%
5
Ekco
preferred
Elastic
Nut
Stop
26% Jan
2
31 Ya Apr
30
Electric
2
5% Jun
14
6 3/8 Apr
1
Electric
8
Foreign transactions
Electric Storage Battery
233/4 Sep
24
50
Jan
2
31% Mar
8
11207b Mar 27
8
JunJ25
Jan
5
26Yb Jan
26
16
9
Aug 26
17V8 Jan
2
58
Apr
Elgin
19
24
Apr
22
273/4 Aug 15
273/a Jan
317b July
36% May
July 23
30% July 24
42
Feb
13
22 Va Oct
24
7 Va Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28V8 Jun
15
39V2 Mar 15
35 Vb Jun
25
491/2 Mar 30
12
Oct
24
231/4 Jan
55
" Jun
21
68
9
3
Mar 20
34 Ya Mar
1
11% Jan
44
1
9
24
July 12
46% July 30
181/4 May 29
34 % May 29
2
Aug 22
26Ya Feb
47% Jan
1
26/
573/4 May 14
425/a Jan
51
2
Jan
23 Va May 20
Jan
803/4 Jun
5
/195/a Jan
29% Jun
3
38
Jan
41/2 Jan
3
2iy2 Jan
9
,14% .Tan
Jan
2
61
453/8 May 16
25/a Jan
5
57
Oct
May 17
3 ;
9
Jun
25
20 Va Jan
8% Jun
27
14
161/4 Oct
23
36Yb Jan
2
341/4 Sep
27
49 Va
9
12
24
May 29
Mar
Apr
46 Va Mar 14
4% Feb
58% Mar 11
;T3
July 18
9% Jan
2
25
4
29
213/4 Feb
7
May 29
8% Feb
Jan
2
38V2 May
6
37 Ya Jan
3
15
Nov
16
31
Jun
14
2 3Va Mar 12
701/2 Mar 21
5% May 29
11 '/2 Feb
19% May 29
32s/a Jan
2
97
523/4 P-h
21
piQ
July 23
11% May 29
14
Nov
13
% Feb
13
21
43
10% Oct
6
141
30
2
Mar
63
11% Nov
41/4 Apr
65
Aug 29
Corp
$1.40
Electric
Emhart
4%
48% May
5%
83/4 Feb
6
24
51 % Jan
8
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
Fairbanks
For footnotes! see page 25,
101
*99 Va
101
35
Fairbanks
$1.50
5%
l
x58 %
*93%
95
27%
28
27%
30 Va.
57a
101
37 y4
37
37 Ya
18.400
12%
123/a
12 Va
12%
6.300
58%
58 Vb
58 Yi
58%
58
58%
58 Yb
*93%
95
*93 %
28V4
271/t
102
30%
102
275/b
29i%
9%
9
18 Yi
34%
34
34
1,900
303/a
30 Ya
30 Yb
307a
6.300
5Y4
5Yb
9.40O
55 Yb
55
55%
55i%
55%
551%
55%
4.800
65 Yi
667b
66'/4
67 Ya
66%
68 Vb
68'%
725/8
65.600
27Yb
28 Yi
2774
2 8 Yb
57a
5 Ye
574
5%
5Y4
6
100
5Ya
28
31%
49.800
9
181/2
187a
18%
la/a
18%
18 Yb
18 3%
9'%
18Yb
66,500
263/4
27
26 Ya
273/a
27
273/b
317b
31 Yi
4.900
35 Vi
35 Yb
15,400
10 Yb
15.100
9
9%
9
9Va
28%
28
9%
9
26 %
26 Yb
31 %
31 3b
31%
311/4
31V*
31Yi
35%
34'/2
35 Vb
35
35 Yb
34Yi
35 y*
1
5
34 Yi
9Yb
10
9Yi
39Y4
40
X38 V2
100
50
-
5
17 Yb
41%
10
10
10%
39%
39 y4
40
40
40
50
50 3/8
50%
50%
50 Yb
50 Yi
3.500
48
47 Yi
47 Va
17%
17 Yb
47Y4
17Yb
17%
471/4
17% -
2,000
71%
71%
71%
20
26
26
26 Yb
3.000
42
41 Yi
42
4.600
9Y4
50%
50%
x47Yb
50%
4734
747 Vb
17Yi
I7V2
171/2
171/2
*71
71 Ya
*71
71 Ya
26
*25%
25Yi
25 %
25 3/4
42
413/4
41Y4
42
41 Yi
X10
6.600
38
10
72V2
253%
i
6.700
39 Vb
48%
50 Va
20
34Va
313/a
20c
\
*102
*102
%
30%
~
18%
4.300
55
6
6734
287a
28%
27%
27%
2.100
95
*93%
30%
34
30 Va
27 Ya
Yb
31%
1
8.50
*71
25Yb
41
Yi
3%
3%
37b
3%
37b
3%
33/4
181/2
19V2
18%
19i%
193b
19 Ya
19
19 Yb
X64 %
64i%
*63 Yb
65
*63%
65
65
65
15
151/4
14 Va
15
14%
14%
14V4
14%
14Yi
15%
15Yi
15%
15Yi
157a
16
15Yi
16
15%
3%
33%
8.100
1.000
18.300
37b
18 Yb
1.990
18 Y a
20
65
*63Yb
5.600
.14 Yb
7.400
16
50'%
53Yi
48'%
50Va
493/4
51 Yb
49 Va
52%
47 Va
49 Yb
158.900
40 Yi
4IV2
40'%
41
401/2
411%
40 Vb
40 Y%
39%
40%
9.200
46%
46 Ya
46 Va
46'A
46i%
46%
46%
45%
45 %
451/2
46%
4572
46i%
1
45 Vb
45 Ya
46 Va
64 Vi
*45 Yb
10
Co
Co
Whitney
121%
121/a
No par
Corp com
preferred
Co
*99 Yb
36 Ya
12 Ya
57a
*71
&
101
367b
34
66 Yi
*995/a
19.800
12 Va
30 %
55Vs
90
1101/4
35Y4
34 Va
551/2
Corp common__l0
—100
& Co class A
common
preferred
Brewing
.34 Va
109 Ya
12 Vb
*102
*102
1,200
6.900
35Y4
*93%
1
3
Foods
12
12
58 3/4
48
Inc
junior
35%
11 Ya
7.50
10
convertible
Fairmont
Y:
111
26%
.
Corp
Morse
*99Ya
Yi
58%
1
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Falstaff
101
35%
—1
(Max)
27% Jun
Co
Inc.
Bearing
2
*100 Va
110
25c
Products Co
Factor
5
Mfg
series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Fafnir
14
111 Ya
89,400
17
16 34
34.50
preferred
2
10
110 V#
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
493/4 May
1
16% Jan 14
11
111%
24
17
165/b
26 Yb
•
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Evans
57% Aug 21
463/a Feb
7
xllOYa
3
& Phonograph
Freight Corp
Endicott Johnson
1117a
5
Manufacturing Co
District Electric Co
Empire
111 Va
50c
Radio
Air
17
1
preferred
Emerson
*98%
16 Va
10
Gas
Emerson
Emery
981/4
1674
5
Inc
common
conv
Eurofund
18% Jan
,
Eltra
991/4
16%
shrs__ 10s
Amer
Associates
Natural
Paso
25
50% Jan
51/4 Aug 26
El
14
15
May
1
32% Apr 19
5OV4 Mar
Co
Share
Specialty Co__
National Watch Co
16 Va Jan
6 VB Jan
225/8 Jan
Electronic
17Ya Aug
16
13
&
Mus Ind
Electronic
12% Jan
24
15Va Oct
Bond
&
72 Ya Aug 30
34 Va July 12
20 %
99%
♦98 V*
16 Ya
100
30
17
*98 Yb
98 Va
16YB
Corp of Amer—1
6 % Jan
16
991%
98 %
2.50
common
33 Ya Jan
56 Va Feb
59%
*983/a
5.300
273/4
58 Y4
100
Co
27
387b Dec
26 Va
59%
1
Co
common
24
25
26%
59V4
1
preferred
Products
4%%
Aug 28
Inc
Jun
Jun
25 Ya
59
10
common
Sep
41
26 Va
587b
100
preferred
Feb
39 Ya May 21
257a
59
2.50
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Jan
102
x23Yb
26
583/4
50
Steel
60
11
com
preferred—
prior
15
95% Apr
30% Jun
24Yb
25Y4
{59%
Inc
Fuel Assn
&
Stainless
Eastern
30
12
24
263/a
59%
23Ya
Lines
Eastern
101 %
May .17
183/4 May 29
1223/g Apr 26
24
25 Ya
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
Corp
50c
50
1
12
12
5 Va
5
12 Va
5
1.300
46%
46'%
1.100
.
'
12 Va
*12
12Yi
5Va
5
5%
121%
5
5Va
5
1.200
123%
1
'
145,700
5%
'
1.200
17
17
17V4
171/4
17
17 Va
17%
171/4
17
17
39
40 Y4
38V2
39%
39 Va
40%
393/8
40
39%
41%
44,300
5 %
5V4
5%
5%
5%
5Yb
57a
5Yi
19,100
26 Ya
5%
3i,
27
x27
27%
26 Ya
267b
271%
*51
52
50%
50Yi
*50%
51 Va
*50%
33 Yb
33%
33 Yb
-.33%
337b
33 Va
26 Yb
267b
52
26%
*51
T3
5Yi '
333/4
331/4
:*
507b
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4:500 -
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>
'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(874)
Monday, September 2, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
May 28
29
6% Jun
25
14
Jan
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
13% Jun
34
8
26% Jan
Mar 29
28
20
Apr
23% Feb
16 Va July 15
2
STOCK
32 Vb
32 %
32 Vz
32%
32'%
33'%
32'%
32%
7.200
20'%
19
19%
17%
18%
17'%
177%
17'%
17 Vz
18.500
8%
8%
9
42 % Jan
2
6
13% Apr
23
18% Jun
7
53 '% Feb
6
35% Jan
2
43% Jun
5
Ferro
24
317/a Feb
3
Fiberboara
18% Jun 20
14
May 29
29% May
28'% Dec
26
Jan
2
35% Feb
18
35'/a Mar 15
27% Jan
2
36 Va Apr
2
22% May 29
42% Mar 15
14 '% Feb
2
6 '% Apr
22'% Feb
7
16 V2 Jan
25
22'% July 11
37 Vz Jun
10 >/a May
Oct
29
8
8
19 y4 May
Mar 21
30y8 Aug
2
42
May 10
23% Jan
3
24% May 22
7
44% Feb
30 '% Oct
5
9 Va May
5
2
24
17
23 Vb Mar 20
15
50% Aug
Mar~21
Corp
;
Fifth
Paper
■
Jan
23
25
25
47
Jan
40% Feb
82% Feb
65% Jan
25
2
12% Oct
24
30 Va Mar
14
29 Va Oct
24
18% Oct
26
40'A Jan
22
96
Oct
24
67
Feb
24
42 Va Apr
10.500
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
22'%
22%
25.400
$4
5
9
Florida
Fluor
25 V2 Feb
F
M
23
C
23 y4 Oct
24 "
17 Va
16% Aug 30
Mart
28
26% Mar 19
24% Jan
Fram
21
4%
26
89 Va Aug
24
15 '% Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17'% May 29
26% Jan
2
14% Jan
4
32 Va Feb
16
27 1
23 Va Jun
26
102
25
86
5y2 Jun
26
28
99
Feb
10
2
3
4'% Oct
24
13 VB
12%
13
12'%
12%
12
12%
53%
531/2
54
53%
54
53'%
54.
10
10
10%
10'%
10%
10%
10%
10'%
10%
26%
26%
26'%
26%
26%
27%
27%
28
27'%
27%
30
30%
30'%
31
30'%
30 Vz
31
31'%
31
31 >%
2.800
32
33%
33%
34'%
34%
34 Vz
33'%
34%
*34'%
3.600
7%
7%
7%
34%
7%
32.400
9%
1
sy8
8 Vb
7%
7%
*7%
—10
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25 Va
42%
43%
42%
43%
43
43%
43'%
44
43'a
43 7
30 %
31
30'%
30%
30 Vs
31'%
30'%
31'%
89
89 %
89'%
88
89
1
100
1
33% Jan
116% Dec
2
Jun
44% Jun
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
115% Dec
21
Inc
common.l
Co
of
19%
19%
11%
11%
29 Va
29 Vz
*29'%
99
99
*98'%
32%
33%
32 %
32%
32%
33%
33 Va
34%
33%
35%
32 300
79%
79'%
79'%
79'%
79'%
79'%
79'%
79'%
79%
3.800
com__i
1.400
29'%
29%
29'%
*98'%
100
ID Va
9%
9%
9
125 "2
127'%
124
55'
100
9'
8%
8%
15'%
15%
56%
57%
57%
58'%
91
91
91
92
92
32'%
32
32%
31%
32
5'/a
5
5
5'/a
9
5
100
934
120
56%
2
32%
Corp—2
9%
15'%
8%
1
15%
*88'%
*98'%
125'%
15'%
8%
8%
15
;,._1
%
29'%
29'%
100
2
123
9
9
15%
57%
58
93
*92
31%
5 Vb
16%
31%
5
5
291%
29'%
1,500
10
100
*98'%
24,000
10
9%
1 440
121
118
*8%
8%
1.400
17'%
17%
9.400
57'%
57%
11.500
210
94
*92
32
32 '/a
3.200
5
5'/a
8.200
26'%
26'%
27'%
161.800
81%
81 %
81'%
41.700
44
43%
43%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
''
Apr
86% Aug 29
15% Jun 10
18
2
Apr
16
57% Jan
2
Jan
2
114
General
39
Aug 26
1
116% Feb
4
General
75 % Aug
17% Jan
5%
118% Jun
95% Mar
Corp
Instrument Corp
Mills
$5
General
43% May 31
27% Aug 20
■36% Aug 23
General
General
39% May
Advertising
Precision
$1.60
Cement
Equipt Corp
Co
86%
86
86%
86 'a
86%
22.300
13'%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
13%
14'%
15.200
39
38'%
115%
38
39
116
116
*115'%
74%
74
74%
74%
114%
115'/a
115
115%
114%
89%
893%
89%
89%
89%
89%
36%
363%
36%
36%
36%
36%
4.300
22%
22 Vb
22%
22'%
22%
22 '%■
22%
12.200
29%
1
30 Va
x29'%
29%
29%
30%
30
34%
32'%
33%
116,700
38
*36
38
38
38
38'%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
4
34% Feb
14
General
Public
2.50
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
11% Jan
2
16% Jun
24
General
26% Jan
2
34
Jun
6
General
1
31% Jun
3
General
Signal
General
26'/2 Jan
22
28'% Jun
7
$1.30
preferred
26% July
2
27 Vz Jan
8
$1.25
18% Oct
24
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
28 Vs
6% Oct
24
19% Feb
20
Oct
22
30'% Apr
4
97
Jun
25
102 % Feb
23
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
,2
42% Feb
13
19
22
58'% Jan
3
43i/2 Mar
40i% May 29
62% Jan
2
52
20% Jan
100
Apr
101'% Jan
Jan
35
100
3
16
4
14
Aug 16
6
Jan
10
10
25
20
Feb
16
171/2 Jan
12
May 29
21% Oct 23
19
Feb
21
53
Mar
12% Aug 30
24
Aug 20
23% Jun
34% Nov
29
33
Jan
5
July
2
2
28
Jan
11
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
32% Mar 21
23'/2 Jan
13% Jun
27% Mav
1
General
103% July 18
Feb
8
$5
21
38% Apr
107
Tele
General
104% July
5
53% Aug 30
69% Aug 14
26% July 15
16% Jan 25
Tire
8% Jun 22
32% Oct 24
14% Feb
14
9% Jan
2
45'/2 Feb
14
36'% Tan
2
■44% Aug 19
5Vz %
Inc
Gerber
Products
Oil
Giant
Portland
Gibson
9
/36% Oct 22
72'% Jan
4
28
49% Jun
3
16% July 2D
15V2 Jan
2
21% Apr
19% Apr
25
Granby
16
Grand
26-
33 Va Apr
Oct
24
34'% Jan
21% Oct
22
49'% J&n
2
15.'% Apr
n
12% Jan
2
Dec 12
V 811/4 Jan
3% Dec
27
25'% Jan
5
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
'
July 26
2
20% Jan
86 % Jun
Dec
18
24'% Feb
8
4% Jan
14 Va Jan
24
62 '/2 Feb
6
35
34% Oct 26
47% Feb
1
43% Jan
42% Jan
2
35% Feb
28
Sep
36'% Jan
17
32-% Nov
29
2
24
2
45%
Aug 16
647/a Nov
26
61% Jan
47i% Dec
5
5
70% Jun 27
30% Oct 24
81% Dec
31
52% May 13
44V4 Aug 30
44'% Apr
19
27% May 29
43% Apr
12
94% May 11
82
'>
34
Jan
95
Jan
"
7
Jan
95
Apr
■99% Feb
92
Feb
8
50'4 Aug 29
39% Mar 28
97% Jun
17
105
106
Feb
108% Mar 14
108% Jan
30
106
Feb
110% Jun
18
16% Aug
22% Jan
7
Mar 12
see page
101% July 23
43'%
17%
iy
Xl7'%
17'%
11
11%
11
11
11
54%
38%
53'/a
37%
38%
54%
38'%
39'%
46%
*16'%
17%
~ 28
16
25%
84'%
3'%
46'%
47'%
17
18
17%
18
28%
28%
16
26
84'%
15%
16
2614
46%
85
3'a
46%
16'%
46'%
*16'%
173,4
28'%
15%
__100
84'%
84'%
84'%
2%
Co
Great
Atlantic
&
5
common
Iron
Stores
Pacific
Ore
Co
Sugar
Greyhound
4V2%
46'%
18%
19
18%
47'%
48
*47'%
53'%
201%
42
54
20%
Corp
1
No par
com
_ioo
Co
Corp common—
preference
Oil
Gulf
States
__3
I
50
19%
41'%
16%
iy
28%
16
25%
84'%
31%
46'%
19'%
18%
19'%
48'%
48%
53'%
20'%
42%
52%
53%
53%
*100'%
Co
*106'%
108
*106'%
*108
109'%
*108
2.50
19
19'%
18%
109'%:
19
44'%
88
47%
44'%
91%
43%
*91%
50y8
49'%
37%
38'%
'
*106'% 108
*108
109'%
187%
19
38'%
93
50'%
381%
*95'% 97
*98'% 99'%
*100'% 103
*106'% 108
*108
109'%
19
19
25.
W**-"
49
38%
*95'%
*98'%
*100y2
*106'%
*108
19
34.500
5,800
17%
11'%
1.800
3.000
54
45.500
38
184.000
39
47%
16'%
17%
5.200
32.400
1,100
12.500
28%
26,800
16'%
26'%
10,100
7.000
610
85
3'%
4.900
46%
12,700
19
12.000
48%
4.500
53%
13.500
21%
107.800
43%
8.800
160
153
26%
1.900
45'%
88'%
44'%
88
47%
44%
45'%
7.900
15%
26%
43
92'%
*95'%
97
*98'%
99'%
*100'% 103
153
9.800
44'%
48'%
52'%
20%
43'%
373.400
287%
3
46%
*87'%
49%
97
99'%
103
108
;*95'%
*98'%
54
21
21%
42% 43%
152
1152
26% 26%
*91'%
38'%
100
$5.08 preferred
19%
21%
42
42%
*151'% 152
26%
27'%
42% 43%
*84
87'%
45'% 45%
43
44
151% 151%
x26%
27
x42'%
43'%
*84
87'%
44%
45'%
37%
37%
100
3
1.800
39'%
39
16%
48'%
*95'%
*98'%
*100'%
com_No par
16%
18%
97
99'%
103
49%
16'%
10.400
18.900
34'%
37%
46%
39.600
13'%
38%
47
47%
38'%
42%
''
38
3.400
30
15
39
47%
1.400
27.200
25
43'%
17'a
H'%
53'%
39
18%
100
:
$4.44 preferred
$5 preferred
53'%
68
28%
37%
48
42%
92
50
43'%
92'%
--49%
TOO
Co
.$4.20 preferred
Mfg
52'%
46%
42'%
*91
49%
.* ' *911%
8 33 Vi
Utilities
Gustin-Bacon
42'%
151%
271%
27'%
^
43'%
*86
87'%
45'%
45%
.151'%
100
Corp
preferred
.
3
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp_
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf
46
No par
Manufacturing
conv
2%
46'%
25
preferred
Shoe
*2%
_1
No par
Prop
Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
Western Financial
Western
1
Tea
101
r 18%
47'%
16'2
38%
80
160
13.600
*84%
3'%
46%
46%
54
38'%
x38%
103.400
35%
2o%
1
Ltd
38'%
5
Co
38%
37'%
25'%
T)
25%
101'%
16
2o%
84'%
54%
37%
4 "
11.600
105'%
28%
54%
I
No par
—
200
185.900
11%
17%
28%
lo
Rubber
11
15
39'%
28'% "
153/3
44%
17%
300
28'%
29'%
28'%
16
$4.40
4,100
27%
34
38'%
38%
42%
25%
,
4,800
25,100
27
67%
24'%
12%
28'%
143/4
16
28
107
12
29
24%
28
100% Feb
JUT 24
103% July 18
28%
2.50
88% Aug 20
41% Jan
30% Dec
39%
100%
52'%
5
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
Green
40'%
39'%
13%
29%
34
40
*101
101'%
52'% 52'%
67%
68V2
24'%
25'%
13'%
13%
29% 30'%
34
34
38'%
39'/4
38%
39
28'%
28'%
153/3
i534
44'% 44'%
17'/b
17%
11
11%
53%
54
15
3%%
7%
34
40%
Grant
Great
28'%
40%
,
i8i/a
Great
28'%
40
34
29
8
,
34
38%
-
177„
15
30% Mar 18
27%
*33%
39%
34
28%
51% May 21
Feb
28%
27%
5
Northern
24% Anr
13%
6.25
Nor
154
24%
13%
68
24'%
13'/4
68
24
13%
52'/4
68'%
25'/4
43
Co
Great
14
30y8 Jan
Union
Great
2
68
24'%
13%
Granite City Steel
Graniteville Co
Great
July
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
38% Jan
&
R)
19V8 Aug 28
16% Jan
25'% Aug
31 Vz Jan
4
68%
23Va
51%
24'%
24%
102
102%
105
105'%
35Vz
36'%
*27V8
27
27%
11%
24%
101%
*104'%
35%
5
Mining Co
(W
100'%
52%
27%
11 Vz
14%
(B F)
48% Aug 29
33% Jan
Jan
11
(W
52
106
36'%
27
27'%
11V4
42'%
Inc
55
Jan
143
27
*9% Apr
2 Va Jan
39% Jan
30J% Oct
22
16% Aug 12
26% May
9
Grace
100'/4
24%
27'%
27
38%
38'%
28'%
147/3
42%
17'%
Batteries Inc
29
100'%
52%
11%
103
1
&
20'% Jan
36
27%
21 Vz
llVn
11%
24'%
24'%
*102% 103
105
105
36
36'%
101
101 Va
*27
21 Va
1
Gould-National
27
:
____lo
Goodyear Tire
35i% Mar 19
106
5
Co
54% Aug 27
37% Feb
11'%
5
38% Aug 27
42% Feb 11
20
*27'/a
27Va
68
_____1
1
9
41'% Dec
27%
27
36'%
52%
Inc
31% Mar
2
54% Feb
14
27'%
27%
*27'%
*27
106'%
of Calif_l
Corp
Cards
Goodrich Co
21
11%
~
1
2
24
23
5
42'% Jan
Jun
29%
22'%
35
100'%
Co
Globe-Union
24% Oct
29
23
*106
80c
Globe-Wernicke Inc
cV 25% Jun
27
11'%
No par
;
18
26%
1
Corp
Feb
14%
29%
22%
24'%
Brothers
Glidden
27%
*27
100
Financial
Greeting
Co
13% Jan
14%
28%
23'%
*102%
Cement Co
&
25
14%
14%
28'%
25
Co
Alden
Aug 22
Xl4'%
14'%
22%
4
Getty
Glen
Aug 14
15.100
28
103
Co
Ginn
17
33%
14%
24Vz
$4.50 conv preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
May 15
11
18.800
33 "2
27'%
27%
50
5%
23'%
*102%
common
16% July 12
1
34
.1 5%
28'%
com____30c
preference
Genesco
30
14
33i%
39
*37
14 %
100
Gimbel
15'% Feb
34
5%
23
23%
27%
25
3.33'%
2.50
Rubber
Gillette
.3iEife21 Va Nov
291% Jan
B)
Corp
&
40% Aug 26
9
24
53%
28
14%
28%
22%
25
41 Vz Apr
9% May 29
2
(series
Electronics
preference
Gibraltar
55
&
Time
36% Apr 15
36% May 15
28'% Oct 24
29'% Oct 26
16% July
6
2
General
18
5%
'
1
preferred
9% M'ar 19
14%
28'»
6.67
*36_
Telephone Co of Florida—
6
Aug 30
*36
5
Corp
Industries
900
89%
i0c
Refractories
420
1.900
37
No par
Steel
115%
22%
preferred
Corp
115%
1151/4
22,900
163,400
36%
89%
Public Service
Utilities
115'%
115'%
75
22'%
General
conv
116'%
75'%
38%
116'%
37
89%
6
1
38'%
74%
37%
116%
74%
75
23 Va
89
1
Jun
6
37%
US'/a
38%
116'%
3 6-lit
15
Portland
84%
38%
No par
Outdoor
85'%
74%
No par
preferred
15
Aug 23
84%
22%
115'%
common—1%
preferred
85
13%
3
100
Corp.
22%
84%
1
common
Motors
$3.75
1
.'
600
*21%
*21%
*21%
No par
preferred
General
5
1
^
Foods
General
30
Corp
issued
4
12
80%
Dynamics
Mar
footnotes,
12
126'%
,_,_No par
Finance
Contract
Dec
For
11%
9%
5
Corp com
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
28
41
11%
126»%
2
1st
28
lo
11%
5
__
Corp
Corp
May 29
Jan
11%
_No par
25 Va July 26
15y. Oct 23
11%
23%
21% Mar
Dec
4.000
11%
*43%
22 Mi Mar 28
5
44 Mi Jan
Mar
20
441%
31% Jan
97
19%
81'%
Mar 22
97'/2 J.un
20'%
23%
3
2
19'%
44 Va
5% Jan
Jan
19%
80'%
2
93
19%
23'%
9
90
19'%
44'%
9
87% Jan.; 3
79
19'%
.■*■■■
80%
Jan
Jun
500
1
23%
7% Jan
53
29
*2.9
30'%
44'%
44% Feb
21% May 29
28'%
*29
30 Vz
*29
79%
113
1
147
8.400
30'%
30'%
23'%
59
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 y8 Jun 26
4%
44%
19
23
4 Va
81'%
25
12% Oct
4%
24 '/a
41/2 May 29
14
4%
44%
34% Oct
34
4%
4'%
80%
26% Jun
,
5 Va
23%
40% Jan
83
7.800
4%
1
23 y4
2
9.300
44'%
1
3
22
2.500
36'%
44'%
5
?
July
34'%
36''4
44%
Corp
"
75
33%
36%
44'%
Co
Jan
17% Oct
34%
36'%
44'%
Electric
May
12%
34'%
36'%
44
Finance
87
/TO % May 29
34%
35%
44'%
General
32
I
34%
35%
44 %
General
31
12% Jun
34%
34%
44%
General
21% Jan
3
44% Jan
34%
35%
4%
common
Cable
30% Mar
;.30%
34%
-a
29'%
Texas.__5
preferred
General
43% Aug 14
19'% Dec
2.080
5o
—100
Co
28
88% Dec
/
45.000
5'/a
com
Investors
58 V?. Aug
14
,
30%
89'%
30%
*88
No par
Corp
voting pref
Bronze
27
27
22.800
44
2
preferred
General
24
12'/8 Jun
800
a
35%
1
Oct
30% Jun
"88
89'%
4.200
34'%
5
Buncslrares
30 y4 Jun
33% July
*88
8
83.700
7
11
16
131.000
3
4
26
20.100
'
49% July 31
Jan
1
12%
53'%
,
American
General
10.700
16 %
16%
13%
50c
preferred
5
16'%
16%
100
15
54
Baking
5% Jun
*14'%
12%
Co
General
4%
6.100
15'%
1
Acceptance
General
19'%
53%
2
common
24
Aug 28
Apr 29
18'%
J
General
$8
20
19%
*14%
16%
97'%
2.50
10
convertible
$4.50
16'%
*9534
19%
15'%
97'%
29% Feb
30
18
16%
5.000
44'%
a
84% Jun
22
Oct
16
32.600
6
10% Oct
9
16 Vb
15%
2
43 7
3.100
77%
*95%
191/21
*ip/8
46'%
25
77% Mar
21 y4 Nov
15
23'%
X
"40
98'%
7%
27
2
37%
15
19%
47%
23
1
90
98'%
*46
7%
47'%
97%
*88
99
46
39 y4 Jan
23 Vb Jun
Jan
25% May 28
15
*95%
90
71% Mar
1
5
96
15
19%
Co
18 V4 Aug
8
4'/a May 24
25
81% Jun
19
Aug 23
92
57% Jun
21% May 29
10.900
18%
Corp
Corp
When
108
22.600
23%
Skogmo Inc
General
Aug 13
9% Jan
34
53 JA Mar
48
23
Transportation__l.25
4
78% Mar 12
47-%
29
Amer
2
25
48
23
96
General
15
25
47%
23%
96
7
29 y4 Jan
Jun
35'% July 25
48%
22%
97%
Oil
83% Jan
54'% Jun
20
48
23 Vb
Amer
130
13% July 19
19
48%
22%
*96
General
36 y2 Jan
6% Apr
36% Feb
48 %
1
15
4
6
Dec
15.200
8
46 'A Mar 20
27
13.400
19
*88
._33'%c
$0.60 conv
14
42% Mar 15
85
8
.Jun
77
18%
July
10 V4
7% Jan
8% Apr
9
76%
19'%
81% Jun
91 Va Jan
20 '% Jan
77
18%
40Vb Jan
100
2
1
44
76'%
191%
preferred
General
15
30% Jan
8
9
Jan
16
26
23
43%
76%
18%
Inc
Sulphur
4 Vz%
13% Mar 21
Nov
7% Nov
79% Jan
22 % Apr
8'A Apr 23
10% Jan
Oct
33 % Mar 27
31% July 25
67 V2 Jan 28
6
11% Jan
27
2
26% Mar
52 »% Jun
32
Jan
97
44 '% May 11
Jun
6% Mar 28
11% July 23
7
May
8
24
44
75%
18%
_
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
6
47 Vh May
19 y4 July
Oct
43%
76
18
—
Gardner-Denver
4
3'% Jan
94% Jan
70
13
19
44%
75
18%
Inc
Gamble
2
39 V2 Jun
4% Mar 19
10% Jun
27
43% Jan
40 y4 Mar 20
2%s Oct
43%
75%
common
G
Feb
44%
18 13
_______
Stores
Fruehauf
6
33% Jun
2
15
31 % Mar 14
58
44%
-74%
Co
Corp
Friden
Aug 29
44
Co
Dairies
Foremost
7
31 % May 28
25
7'%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Foxboro Co
Freeport
35y4 Jun
7%
;■
31V2 May 20
26
46% May 22
24
6%
Co
2
24
30 Va Oct
Inc
30
9% Jan
Jan
6%
Inc
Mineral
Motor
28 Vb Apr
84
6%
pfd series of '51
Ford
2
2
Stores
Foote
6
15
6%
—2.50
10
7
11% May 20
7% Aug
20
25
6%
*14%
22% Jan
Jan
45'%
2.50
„:_No par
Light Co
13%: Aug 23
37% Jun
Nov
*98
45%
_10
3
56
99
45%
convertible preferred
12
85
*88
*98
Railway
Corp
56% Jun
38% May 27
27% Feb
May 29
90
99
45 %
18%
Franklin
78% May 29
*88
99
45%
Giant Markets Inc common —1
Food
1
90
99
90
*97
Corp
Fair
$4.20 divid
5.400
45%
*88
Corp Ltd
Food
7
Jan
Power
Power &
a
45%
_lNo par
L
2nd nfd
Coast
East
Florida
—;
preferred—100
No par
2nd
A
conv
Florida
par
Co common
$2.25 conv B
Aug 29
Jun 10
97
No
Stores
preferred
$4.50
19% Jan
3
36
44'%
21%
29% Jan
7% Oct 29
19% Oct
35'%
9.900
21'%
30% Feb
11
30.500
21%
26% Mar 19
1
25% Oct
25
57%
21 y8
3
Mar
Apr
10,600
56 7
5
2
8y2 Jan
33%
33'%
57%
79.700
11% Jan
42
32 %
57
23'%
3
23
33 %
33'%
33 y4
31%
58
23
4%
8
33
31%
23'%
18 Va July 15
9% May
33%
23
49% Aug 21
2
2
4
55%
55 Vz
5.000
23'%
24% July 15
26
31%
56%
14.900
23
4
Dec
33 Va
31%
55%
29
23
Jan
14% Jan
33%
31 Vz
57 Va
42
28%
23
16 »A Mar 13
45% Feb
33'%
32 Va
41'%
29
23%
13
47
34
31%
41'%
23
8
24
33%
900
41'%
28%
'
1
3
7Va Oct 24
28%
24.100
21'A Jan
36 Va Jun
41%
28
57 %
29% Jan
22% Oct
40%
27%
44%
77
14
20 Va Mar 29
41%
27'%
X41
35%
13% May 29
14% Jan
42 y2
2 7»/4
5.7
11
7
26
13.200
14%
44'%
20
95V4 Jan
25
52%
14%
35
Food
May 29
52%
15
58%
46 y2 Jan
2
2iy8 Jan
8% Nov
53%
*14%
44%
7% Aug 29
25
10V4 Jun
52%
14%
x57
90
3% Jun
Jan
54
14%
58'/u
46% May 13
48 Va Jun
89
52'%
14%
14 %
45'%
101% July
28 '% Jun
35% Jan
52%
14%
52%
14 %
35%
25
21
200
52
'51%
1.800
15.800
57%
Jun
Dec
24'%
42%
3
Dec
*23%
35 Vz
2
30
23%
58 Va
23
Jan
23%
43'/8
Jan
5
23%
36 Va
85% Jan
5
23%
*23%
57%
41% Jan
6V4 Feb
24%
24%
42%
Flintkote
13
17
33%
35%
25
Feb
17
32'%
58
23% Jun
46
7'%
17'%
31%
*24 VA
;
8'/a
17'%
31'%
43%
2
26
7%
17%
lh'%
36 Va
17% Jan
35% Jun
43,100
8%
17'%
30%
30%
57 Vz
18 % Jan
1
7%
7'%
7%
17%
31
*16%
42%
8
90
7%
17%
31%
35%
Rubber
&
26'A Mar 16
8
V7%
31
-1
1
Fischback & Moore Inc_
Mar
7
*16%
No par
Tire
11
Mar 16
9.800
2.600
National
23% July
87
15%
45'%
Charter Financial Corp_No par
2
104
15%
45
First
24
1
15%
45'%
First
24
2
24
15%
45'%
Firestone
50 y4 Jan
Oct
15%
45 Vz
28
12
31'% Jan
2
85
15%
45%
29
2
72% Jan
13% Oct 23
16%
45%
45 Va Aug
50'A Jan
80% Aug
15%
45'%
60 V2 Jun
48%
20% May
1.800
16 Vis
45%
37% Jan
24
23
May 29
9
Financial
23% Oct
12
9
16
27%
Inc
9
15
25'% Oct
43 '% Oct
9
42%
Corp
Federation
9
10
Coach Lines Inc
Avenue
9
9
45
—
1
Products—No par
Corp
Filtrol
—
Apr
66
9
July 23
32
Aug 28
54
Shares
32%
19%
2
25
24
25
14% Oct
the Week
32
Dec
Jun
6% Oct
31
Friday
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
1
Fawick
19% May 17
47 % Jun
Sales for
Thursday
5
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
54% Jan
2
37 y2 Mar 12
PR'^FS
Fansteel
9% May 16
29
15% Aug
5
SALE
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
Family Finance
30
19
27
29
10% Mar 13
HK-M
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 26
—2
Fedders
Corp
1
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com—1
5y2 %
conv
2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred
-25
Federated Dept Stores—
.—1.25
Fenestra Inc
10
8 Vb Jan
<
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Avn
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
23.900
200
47%
.
45.200
44'%
116.200
91%
,
100
49%
139.500
38%
12.300
97
99'%
103
108
109'%
191%
7.100
Volume
Number 8295
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(875)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
Aug. 30
the Week
Shares
H
29
May 29
25% May 28
44% Oct
10
24
May 28
18% Jun
27
37% Aug 30
36
Jan
7
Apr
40
29
33
48 % Feb
12
54% Aug 30
Halliburton
2
12
15% May 27
Hallicrafters Co
27 y2 Jan
2
10% Aug
22% Feb
Feb
6
3
31
29 % Jan
4
2iy8 Feb
217% Oct
23
Oct
3
Aug
3
128 y2 Apr
13
126
Jan
July 11
39 '% Jun 25
39 y4 J an
2
28
Jan
2
20 y4
26 '% Jan
15
48 y2 Mar 13
75% Jan
31% Jan
2
43 V2 May
3
Harbison-Walker
May
35
25'% May 29
38% Feb
1
30% July 28
17 y« May 29
24% Jan
4
18 V2 May
21% Jan
30
May 29
42
Dec
21
16
Oct
22
30% Jan
4
6 '% May 29
9% Jan
27
38% Jun
24
Oct
13
32% Mar 20
17% Jan
35 y2 Jan
23 % May
2
7'% July 29
Mar 29
42
40
3
40% Jan
2
19% Jan
22
31% Jan
2
Oct
19
64 y2 Jan
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
48
Jan
6
Harsco
Hart
6
Feb
11
3
•x
74
AUg
23
Apr
2
49% Jan
19
89% Jun
Haveg
16
10
30% Jan
8
1
(18% Jan
24
Heller
8
41 %
May 22
Helme
39 y2 May
14
37
Apr
5
Mar 21.
50
110 »/2 Aug 10
118
Dec
82
Jan
May 29
32 y8 Oct
23
1
Aug
39 % Aug
28
43 % Jan
118
69
Jan
Hercules
Apr
4
54% Jun
5%
11
37
7
$2
Hertz
13% Feb
20
16% Jan
2
17% May
3
22% May 16
Heublein
29
Feb
14
19% Jan
3
24% Feb
1
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
18 % Apr
9
27% Jan
14
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
14% Jan
2
22
Aug 20
68 y4 Jun
13
76 5,, Nov
29
Jan
4
100
Aug 20
Jun
15
33% Febl3
25% Apr 17
18% Aug
2
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
7% July 26
3% Dec
19
26 y4 Jun
14
22
i
20
July
6
30
27% Mar 19
34% Jun
2
53% Aug
8
6
39% July 12
Dec
28
60
Jun
25
41% Jan
25
Mar 22
93
3% Jan
July 18
3
94% Dec
11
Jun
1
104
Jan
2
2
Jan
3
101 % Jan
93
y2 Oct
24
14% Jun
22
16 Vb Jun
25
37% July 18
32 y4 Jun
75
14
6
Aug
Jari
5
Hotel
18% Jan
2
46
45% Jan
9
61% Aug 20
82 y2 May
80
17
Jan
10
89 y2 Jun
9
97 "A Dec
87% July
4
Jan
Aug
28
95
:
42
,
July
8
9% Oct
2
13
10
July 18
May
88
May
92% Mar 21
100
May
Houston
51% Aug 16
Howard
13% Aug 22
Howard Stores
Howe Sound
8
11 % Jan
2
14
47% Jan
2
55 % May
28% May
3
101% Mar
6
98 % Jan
10
28
98% Feb
20
-
28
Jun
96% July
6
5y8 May 29
,
18
Jan
37
13% Oct
26
Feb
101
6% Aug 15
9% Mar 26
Dec
42
21% Feb
40% Jan
14
15% Aug 20
13
32% July 31
Jan
23 Va May
29
37
183/a Sep
27
8
29% Jan
Jun
36% Jun
25
31% Jun
28
May 29
42% Jan 16
41
44% July 16
48
48% July
5%
Jun
4
8% Jan
14
45
18
Jun
Apr
Nov
30
47%
47%
47%
47%
x47'%
47%
15.400
*88
'/
89%
*88
89
89
89
88
88%
x25 Vb
26
25%
26%
25%
261%
25%
25%
15 Vb
14%
15
143/4
15
14%
15
143/a
14%,
*38%
39 %
*38%
38
38%
*39
39%
14%
i0c
1
9%
36 vb
115%
39
9%
35%
1 1/24
115%
9%
35
*115%
39%
*38%
39
9%
35%
*38%
115%
360
9%
:5.900
35%
36%
3 6 Va
36%
30.500
115%
64%
*115%
,
34%
46
50c
600
9%
34%
46%
46
46%
45
453/4
343/4
44%
*59
1
39
39
93/4
34%
64%
■
9%
34%
*59
39
*38%
9%
34%
64%
38%
39
310
8.500
24.300
35%
35
116
38%
39
9%
34%
*59
No par
Corp
6.000
j 26%
26
10
1
89
*88.
*59
116
*115%
64%
*59
45
116
•V
70
60
34%
34%
44%
8.900
35
45%
25.000
5.800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
201%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
203/a
20
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
_i
22%
22%
20%
22%
7.200
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
203/4
203/a
20%
20%
26.200
21%
21%
21 %
21 %
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
20%
21%
Corp
99%
99%
99
99
99
99
40%
38
38%
38%
39%
38%
40%
39%
41%
159.900
18%
18%
183/4
19%
19
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
17.400
7%
7%
;■/■
7%
*99
.7%
7%
100%
8
7%
8
8
210
8%
7.000
5
Inc
4 V8
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2.400
43%
43%
45
43%
44%
44%
44%
443/8
4434
11.000
,
Winston
4
43
29%
4.600
/
1
4
4%
4%
30i/4
293/4
293/4
29 %
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
50%
51
51%
51%
51 va
51%
51
51%
51%
52
5
37%
38'%
37%
38
37%
38%
38%
393/a
39
No par
39'A
*95'/2
*95%
96%
96
No par
*94%
*103%
104
*103i/4
104
2.50
24
1
12.5o
common
common
preferred
96
*95%
96%
104%
104%
104%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*15%
15%
26%
*45%
26%
45%
60%
_25
common
preferred
15%
15%
3
26 %
26 Va
,
50
45%
45%
common.No par
59%
60%
60%
80%
80%
*80%
*88%
90
*88%
.98
___100
&
Power__No par
Co
__i
.
Corp
1
~i
Co
Indust
Inc
No par
com
5
100
100
common
1
series
A
50
5
Idaho Power Co
5
99
44%
44%
51
49%
49%
13%
13%;
13
"70
4.100
24%
23%
23%
2%
23/4
2%
2%
15%
*15%
15%
26"%
263%
27%
451%
603/4
*45
61
82
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60%
*81
700
153/4
15%
300
27%
451/2
27%
12.800
45V2
500
61
59
60 %
5.600
82
*81
'
45%
82
50
100
*88%
90
*88V2
90
100
*98%
100
*98%
100
60
44%
,,
88 Va
*98%
44%
49%
103i/2
233/4
♦803/4
9.400
103 %
2%
*45%
6.400
96
26%
99%
44%
*95
'
*15%
100
*97%
104
82
100
——100
preferred
100
1.90O
17.500
38%
—50c
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
&
*99 %
2.5Q
45
50
50%
13%
13%
44%
V
13%
44%
44%
46
16.200
50%
51%
51%
51%
10.500
13%
3.200
13
13%
■v
131%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
121/4
51%
51%
51%
51%
*51%
52
51%
51 vb
51%
51%
500
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
31%
32%
24.100
102%
102%
*102%
104
*101%
102%
7%
*101%
102 %
*102%
101%
7%
104
101%
7%
7%
*42
43
*43
16
16
hil 16
I
7-4
*43
44
16%
12%
7
*102% 104
*101%
*, a
7%
44
*43
102%
8
*101%
7%
104
8
44
44
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
35%
23%
5.600
100
102%
44
35%
:
*102%
103.500
300
1.600
353b
35 7%
35%
35%
233%
23%
24'%
24%
24%
x56
563%
56%
57
56%
57
25
Illinois
Central
RR
543/,
54%
54i%
54%
x54%
55%
55'%
55'%
55'%
55'%
2.900
3
Illinois
Power
39
40'%
6.000
Ideal
Cement
Co
Co
_No par
47%
15
47%
53
Co
No par
common
39%
40
393%
39%
40
393%
4.100
6.200
21.300
463%
*46,
50
*51%
52'%
♦51%
52'%
*51%
52'%
*51%
52'%
*51%
52'%
preferred
50
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
49'%
49%
Jan
7
50'%
*49'%
50'%
May 29
43% Mar 30
47
*49'%
49% Feb
20
4.20%
preferred
50
*47%
483%
*47%
48%
*47%
48 3%
24
*47%
483%
*47%
483%
Aug 12
363/4 Jan
29
Indiana
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
273%
27%
27 %
281 a
No par
Mexico_100 pesos
31%
32
32%
32'%
32 %
323%
323%
No par
78%
29% Feb
31
May 21
7% Feb 19
5% July
25
Jan
Mar
1
159
Feb
99% Aug 14
26% Apr 15
478% Jun
3
2
40% Jan
3
6
83 3/4 Jan
15
85% Jan
3
18% Dec
5
13
11% Jan
68% Feb
1
30% Dec
10
26
3,4 Feb
18
Dec
18
104
Jan
4
105
4%
30
1
1434 July 29
2
26% Jan
98'
Jan 16
'
7%
Int'l
18
Jun
17
„
17
Jun
56% Aug
Dec
38% Mar 16
Jan
12
Dec
7
Dec
17
18% Jan
4
Mar 26
36
5% July 19
48% Jan
35% Jun
$4
25
11
Jan
29
4
4
39% Jan
18
58% "Jan
2
115%" Jan 12
413/4 Jan
2
99% Jan
3
101% May 20
20
Aug 14
86
Jun
11
28% Apr 23
513/4 Aug 23
39% Jun
7
52% Aug 30
3
12
49
Jan
3
20
49% Jan
3
27% July 24
193/4 Jan
121
2
Jan
24
123/4 Jun
26
93% Oct
22
16% Jan
10
10
113% Jun
25
24% Feb
21
13'% Aug
19
July 9
43% Sep 28
84
July 16
383% Sep 24
87% Jun
14
84'% Jan
7
75'% Jan
2
50'% Jan
29
86'% Jan
Apr
13% Jan
Jan
16
2
2
164
164
593%
59%
90
*86
60%
91
164
164
603%
613%
9%
9%
9'%
*9'%
9'%
9%
9'%
500
61%
61%
623%
623%
63'%
63%
64'%
63 3%
64%
26.800
61%
61%
61%
603%
62
15%,
16
*9%
15%
31
30%
*99%
100
*99 %
9%
15%
30%
15%
30 %
*99%
2.100
15%
153%
15%
13.000
30 3%
15%
30 3%
100
31%
31%
31%
50.900
100'%
100
34%
1.400
15%
107%
993%
33 %
33
*99%
33%
343%
*34'%
34%
34'%
34%
34%
107 %
*1073%
108%
*1073%
108%
108%
109'%
109 %
6
100
6%
6
99 3%
6
*6
63%
111
6%
*6
6 3%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
'*48%
48%
48%
500
8%
8 s/a
8 3/a
8 3%
83%
8,%
83%
85%
8%
8%
8.500
10c
Co
23 Va
23%
223%
223%
23'%
22%
23'%
23%
23'%
4.800
International Salt—
No par
International
No par
_1
preferred
25
23
J;
49
83
84
84
26'%
26'%
26'%
26'%
26%
26
26.'%
25%
26%
8.300
39%
39'%
39'%
39'%
39'%
38%
39%
38%
38%
1.800
83
26
83
*39
40%
83
*39
83
40%
83
♦39
513%
83
40%
52'%
*39
40%
*39
40%
109
1053/4 Aug 30
253/a Jun
6
4%
conv
pfd series C
100
105%
105 %
105i%
105%
105'%
105%
105'%
105%
105'%
1053%
213%
22
21%
21%
22
22
46%
45%
2
31% May 2g
55% Apr
3
58% May 21
30% Aug 22
131
July
17% Apr
133% May
19i% Feb
90
1
23
International
$2
Utilities Corp com_2.5o
convertible preferred
25
Interstate
Interstate
Iowa
Elec
Motor
Iowa
Power
Gas
&
$6
common
preferred—
I-T-E-Circuit
21%
46%
*45%
45%
46'%
46'%
41%
42'%
415%
42%
413%
42%
42'%
42%
1
24%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
29%
26 %
*263%
26%
26%
29%
29%
293%
29%
26%
29%
1
533/4
54
53'%
537%
53%
54
10
Co
57 %
58
58
58
57%
58
50c
28 %
1
Breaker
Co
"129
5
15
28%
132
15%
28'%
*129
15
6
Jaeger Machine Co
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
133/4
13 %
May 15
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
pfd—100
87'%
87'%
*87
1
58'%
58'%
57
Jewel
7
61% Aug 29
89'% Jun 20
Johns-Manville
Jan
2
51'% Jun
73% Jan
2
95'% Aug 30
6
Tea
3%%
Johnson
Co
Inc
common
preferred
&
Corp
Johnson
52
3.50
Electric
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
52'%
2.50
Co
&
513%
46
Freight System
Power
52'%
1
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
51%
21%
—
5
100
600
83
"
39%
52'%
com_No par
Interstate Dept Stores
1.200
*6%
*48%
108'%
3
800
,_1
52%
Jun
330
38.100
91
*87
108'%
42
164'%
20.400
*9%
30%
Corp
Tel & Tel
58
*86
3,5(fb
37.200
60%
No par
Shoe
163%
57%
61%
2.50
common
58'%
90
445
108'%
7
25.
1643%
57%
56%
108
7
see page
1
163%
*86
58
108
59 % Feb
footnotes,
—
90
437%
57
108
13
Feb
1%
No par
Limited
58%
58
*86
447
57%
1073%
88'% Jun
112,
164'%
5
448
108
28% May
25 Va Jan
2
163%
100
com
57
108
23% Jan
523/4 Apr
503/4 Dec
8
442%
442
100
52
21
Jan
442
57%
pfd series B
43 % Aug 30
27% Jun 24
17% May 29
21% Mar
4513%
563/4
conv
2
2
19.800
39'%
4%
2
44% Jan
28% Jan
39%
403%
Aug 30
109 \
22% July 26
50% Mar
50% Jan
4.900
449%
International Silver common
1%
56.600
363%
No par
Ceramics Corp com
1
5% convertible preferred
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
5%
preferred
100
International
443%
353%
99%
Resistance
Mar
443%
36'%
26'%
573%
10
443%
25%
450%
900
36'%
39%
56%
5.400
5.900
44%
*99'%
100
~io
9.400
36'%
99'%
38
*99
400
44%
40%
International
Aug
1
July 24
38%
157
26
7
34
38%
43%
x36
157
99'%
29% Feb
71 '
363%
163 i
253/4
Rectifier
;" 24
43%
36'A
*157
99'%
International
3
43%
37 3/a
163
5%
26'%
25
24
44
37
*157
33
78
26
Int'l Pipe
114% July 15
163
43%
100
Packers
77%
99%
i
Paper
preferred
*5%
39%
transactions
International
2
53%
78%
99%
International Mining Corp
Nickel of Canada
8
5%
77'%
39%
Chemical
International
Aug
5%
78 %
26'%
Int'l
20% Mar 14
*157
*325%
5'%
78'%
26
preferred
Foreign
163
*157
32 %
5%
78%
99%
common
&
5%
78
26%
preferred
Minerals
5%
79
Machines__5
Business
Harvester
5%
26%
28
27
33
No par
10% Jan
Jan
124% Aug 30
Co
32% Apr
100
100
64% Jan
29
Feb
41% Apr
39 vb May
}
21
98
*
common
7% May
7
20% Apr 22
26
v
Steel
International
Int'l
613/4 Aug 30
87
De
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
10
Interchemical Corp common
5
4% %
preferred
L.
100
Interlake Iron Corp
;
1
63% May 20
175
Elect
preferred
Inland
40% Aug 28
5
Mar
96
16
99
6%
443/4 Aug 29
38% May 23
4
853/4 Mar
57
Industria
Ingersoll-Rand
Aug 20
24
General
Corp
Indianapolis Power & Light
24
30% Feb
25
For
48%
47%
4.42%
55
23
48
4.70%
? Oct
61% Oct
47%
20
28
82
10.800
30
29
1
19%
50% Mar
21% Oct
17% Nov
19%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
_
118
193/4
May 14
9
May 29
19%
4 8 3%
157 Vb Jan
38
19%
463%
2
Jun
18%
*473%
2
40
19
*46
2
413/4 May 25
193/4 Oct 24
Xl8%
463%
49% Jan
18
19 >/2
19.600
483%
384% Jan
Jun
6.600
19 %
27%
39'%
1
May 28
27%
*473%
8
37% Mar 13
27%
*46'%
2
92
27%
46%
159% Mar
33
27%
48%
57% Mar
May 29
27 %
39%
578% Jan
62
27%
*46'%
14
26
27%
*473%
24
Jun
27%
3/4
Jun
7% May 29
18 Vb Jun 25
22%
%
27
42
46
43% Oct
43/4 Jun
42%
22 %
*41i/4
48%
23 % Jan
37
42%
22%
42
*46%
26
1
43
22%
*41%
*47%
Mar 16
Nov
42
22%
50
Apr
101
433%
22 Va
*41J/4
_5o
29
25
42
22%
preferred
48
1,800
42%
4.08%
98
Oct
900
7.200
7%/
7%
4.26%
25
May 29
90% July 24
20 % Oct 24
26
73/4
25
2
4
7%
.
42
57'%
28
2
7%
22 vb
*41 %
._
42
36
Jan
24
7%
7%
2IV4
20%
233%
36
Jun
7'/4
■,/ 21%
56
155
Jan
7%
7%
21
21
22
9 :
211%
23%
19
22% Oct
21
35%
Jun
95
21%
571/4
32% Apr
■
21 Vb
39%
36
155
25
21%
*39
23%
5
Jun
39
41 3/4
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
33% July 12
6 Va Jan
9
52
38%
/;
56%
81% Jun
9
38i/4
23%
5
2
38%
*38
35%
2
22
38%
21
5
Jan
Jun
38
203/a
2.700
38
20%
Industries—No par
65
Jan
20%
Central
5
Jan
20%
Illinois
Jan
81
20
10
87
34
20
Feb
483/4 Jan
145
20%
49 Va Jun
8
39% Jan
300
20%
29
26
31 va Jun
9.700
20 %
10
Lighting
Foods
5%
5
26
5% May 29
Jan
Apr
50% Aug
47
151
41% Jun
47
5.100
20 %
31%
49
44% Feb
50% Sep
6
34% Mar
45% Jan
9
15
54%
31%
May 25
50
5
2
59% July
573/4 Jun
54
31%
preferred
preferred
45% July 19
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
5
54%
31%
preferred—25
Corp
Johnson
Hupp Corp
14
36 % May 23
26% May 24
Mar 18
Apr
393/a Jan
52 va May 16
3
Apr
46% May
Hudson
Hunt
21
2
6
7
45 Va
46% Feb
20
103% Aug 21
103
54%
313/4
1
preferred
47% May 23
9
54
31%
8.33%
preferred
2
2
533/4
31%
22%
Corp
Finance
2
17% Feb
2.300
54
44
preferred
6
68 y4 Jan
r34%
22 %
pfd series C
9% Jan
56% Apr
34%
31'A
34
42%
Co
&
39% Jan
1
34%
533/4
5
Mining
4
Jan
*341/4
32 %
preferred_No par
convertible
4.40%
34%
54
5
.
Corp
45% Aug 27
13
43% May 29
28 y8 Oct 24
95
4%
9
132V2
31%
100
convertible
$2.25
*130%
54
40c
Corp of America
3%%
132%
33%
*1303/4
42
Co
Furnace
Household
Mar 26
10.600
*130 3/4
34%
132%
*41%
Ball & Bearing Co__
5%
34
34
1
common
Houdaille Industries Inc
6
58.500
33%
1
$5 div 2nd
May 31
27% Aug 30
2
36%
34%
1
preferred
15
26.700
36%
33%
*130 3/4
100
$4.25
17
27%
36%
34%
132%
132 %
*34
25c
A
Chemical
Hoover
5.000
5
Inc
Rinehart
16
40% Jan
*130%
700
33
25 3/a
5
common
Hooker
24% Aug
1
90
24
Holt
9
3% Feb
25%
36
!
Corp
Electronics
Homestake
106 % May
21
24%
36%
34
1 25
Co
Chemical
Sugar
2
May 17
57% Mar 20
41
83
32 vb Oct
Holly
9
15 Vb Jun
5
23% Mar
Holland
May 21
July 24
2% July 31
12
17,% Jan
99
24%
35%
1
Hotels
May
21
~2
51 %
24%
35%
343/4
Inc
Hoffman
14
43% Jan
32% May
42
87 y2 Jun
Hilton
26
9
2
26
1
5% Apr
8% Feb
36% Mar
24%
34
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com_Il
3%% preferred series A
'100
High Voltage Engineering Corp
1
4
40 y4 Jan
&
25%
106
%|
34%
Co
Hewlett-Packard
41% Aug 30
28"% Jan 25
10% Jan
Oil
253/4
1.10O
Nonpar
Hewitt-Robins
Hess
24%
1
21% July 10
32
26%
24%
Co_
15% May 24
33
39%
*104
32%
35%
Inc
class
24.
106
32%
106
24%
Inc
Inc
Chocolate
24
*25%
*104
31%
*104
34%
Payne
23
253/4
32
34
preferred
conv
26%
108
32
108
31%
35
Marx
Powder
Hershey
*253/4
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31%
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com
common
&
Oct
74
26%
100
_i
non-cumulative
10% Oct
U4'/4 Oct
16
17.600
2.50
common
&
(GW)
7%
Mar 11
2
12
11%
12
26%
Industries
(WE)
Helmerich
16
31 vb Mar 26
2
11%
2O°8
preferred
Helene Curtis
22
13% Feb
41% Feb
40% Mar 27
65 y2 Jan
Mar
59
3
25
23
115
20
'55'% July 18
34 vb July
1
10%
38%
2.5o
Telephone
3.65%
Jan
25
543/4
13.200
10%
50
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (HJ) Co
20% July 12
27% Jun
10%
Co
&
Industries
13% July
.
54%
10%
100
Industries
Hayes
35
1:8% Aug 12
10%
1
World
Chemical
Hawaiian
6
July 13
1.800
11
preferred
17
36
323/4
10%
Corp
Corporation
5%
19 y4 Apr
2
321/4
1
54%
common
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America
44% Jan
24
32%
53%
I
Refrac
&
Schaffner
10% May 29
31
*381%
32%
54i/4
Harris-Intertype
31 y2 Oct
20 % Oct
38%
32%
53%
preferred
Paper Co
Brace
Harshaw
1
39
2
Harcourt
9
85% Feb
18
38%
*32%
53%
preferred
30
44% Jun
16
39%
32%
53
convertible
6%
25 % May
3
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
18 % Aug
4
34
3
July 15
9
21% Aug 23
24 % July 22
15 V2 Jun
47c
May lo
54% Aug
35% Jun
9
39%
32%
53%
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co
Hammermill
132% July 15
2
39%
32%
52%
;
HamlKon Watch Co
_
7
38%
32 %
Co
38
22
34% Jan
38%
5
Printing Co
27% Aug 30
36% Aug 30
6
93
(WF)
10
lody2 Aug 23
33% Apr
9
2
34% Jan
108
Hall
27% Apr
4
Jan
36% Jan
26
12.50
5
29
14
26
122
Water
36 y2 Mar 22
24
3
Hackensack
59% Feb
16% Oct
July
Aug 19
22
27% Jan
26 % Jun
83
Jan
123%
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90
12
133%
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28%
132
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28 3%
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800
42%
43 %
26.400
25%
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19,800
2.500
26%
26%
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293%/
1.900
54
54
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59%
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28
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2.300
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132
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129
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90
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20
The Commercial and Financial'Chronicle
(876)
.
.
.
Monday, September 2, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1902
29VWan
2
2
47 % Jan
102% Mar 26
21% Jun
15% Mar
73% Jan
100% Jan
13 % Jan
15
May 29
38% Oct 22
i>8 % Jun
18
13 % Dec
19
17% Jan
4
14% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
"
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
5%
24.
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Par
50c
19%
common.lo
preferred series A
(Earle M) Co
20
60
19%
607/b
59
Wednesday |
Aug. 28
19%
Friday
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
19%
59%
19%
60y8
Sales for~
Thursday
6iy4
19%
20%
60%
19%
611/2
104%
104%
104%
104Vi
*104
l
14%
14%
14 %
141/4
14
14%
Joy Manufacturing Co
l
13%
28%
28%
28
14%,
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
105
/■
104%
105
the Week.
Shares
19%
105
18.400
611/4
60%
100
Jorgensen
15% Apr 18
29% Aug 23
19% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Jonathan Logan Inc
Jones 8c Laughlin Steel
24
61% Aug 28
lwr/a Hpi
YORK
EXCHANGE
52.600
1051/4
14%
281/8
400
14%
2.000
28%
13.500
35%
11.400-
K
25
May 29
;> Jun
•47.., Jan
3
103
Jun
7
Jan
32% Mar
1
Sep 20
99
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2\."
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Mar 25
50% Dec
.
6
112
10
111
May 21 /
July" 31
83
;
Apr
3
Aug
6
94%
Dec
26
95 Yi Jan
26
101% Nov
5
Jan
8
94% Dec
27
Jan
26
36% Nov
12
101.
'78';
86
89:
91:
:
;
95% Oct 22
-
12
27% Jan
2
28% Oct
27
50% May
7
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
4
Jan
48
16% Mar
78% Mar 16
'
Jan
55
37
26% Jun~25
24% Sep 24
40% Jan
3
Jan
2
30
59% Oct
22
86
Jan
60% Oct
24
24
25
30% Jun
46% Feb
25
92%
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92%
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51%
*112
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113
♦112
113
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112%
51%
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112%
112
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109%
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preferred
21%
When
33%
issued
50c
30;;
69% Aug 30
~
21
2./*'
49 % Jun
2
16% May 31
8;
43% Apr
Jan
23%
22%
75
74
74%
74
74%
74
38
41%
41%
Kennecott Copper
No par
County Land Co
i
73%
Jun" 27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
88
84% Jan 10
25;
Mar 22 ,;
Feb
26
11
57
Oct
22
Apr
36% Jan
8
21% Jan
13% Oct
24
25% Mar 12
11
Oct
24
18
Jun
25
30% Jan
20
24% Oct
26
13 % Jan
2
39% Jan
2 ;
2
27% Jan
4
31% Aug 26
34% Apr 10
2
10
Oct
24
12,
8;
47:% Mar 29
36% Jan
10
22 % Mar
18
Jun
15
13 % Oct
22
13% Jun
26
13 Ya Jun
25
39
Sep 28
May 29
24
19% Jan
2
40% Mar
25
1 %
7
27% Jan
2,
31% Jan
-
20% Oct
15
10% May
40% Jan
19%. May 29
Aug 15
19 % Mar 12
9
15
3 £■
Jan
8
13% Jan
21
15 J
Feb
-
Apr
i
Apr
'
7
3
36% Jan
29 »A Fb-b
21% Apr
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15% Jan 14
35% May 7.
51% Apr 26
27% May 9
25% Aug 19
'■
'
37%
1.000
40%
41%
8.500
41%
41%
41%
41%
4.100
22.300
72%
73%
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73%
71%
70%
711/4
70%
39
38%
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14
100
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42
6.400
37
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67
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42
41%
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,
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,
14
88
13%
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42
41%
42
1% Mar 16
22% Dec 11
21% Aug
& Co
P Sutherland
87%
87%
87%;
87%
30%
31 %
29%
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30%
30%
88%
130
31%
31
22%
22%
32%
22%
32%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
33%
22%
179.100
22%
21%
21%
16%
17.500
16
30%
31
13,800
30%
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—
21%
22
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17
17
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5
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30%
7
26% Jan
8
30 Vs
43% Oct
62
.
13
4
9% Oct 24
63% Oct 23
147
May 31
31 % May 29
15
Jun
'
Feb
9% Jan
30%
30%
30%
21%
88%
21%
21%
22
17
16
16%
15%
16%
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30%
30%
30%
31:
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
.
110% Feb
r
2
25
25% Jan
Oct
24
46% Jan
4% Oct
25
54% Mar 291"
19% Jan
2
15% Oct 24
57
46
13%'Aug 14
9
69% Dec
5
17% Oct 24
47% Feb
6
15% Oct 23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
27% Jan
2
40
July
123
Jun
100% July
'88..J Aug
90
Jan
6
4% Aug 13
2
24%
17%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
17%
16%
24%
3.200-
173/a
16%
17%
16%
18
18 %
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25,700:
18%
17%
18%
41%
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41 y8
40%
17
16SA
16%
16%
43%
16%
1 Ya
1%
31
22
7% Mar 14
57 Ys Mar
22
1
155 Ys Jan
44
15% Aug 13
17% Jnn
2
22
Feb
1"2% Jnn
23
23% Jan
Id? tv Feb
29% Apr IT
104
9
95
Dec
3
96
May
Mar 20
63% Feb
151
40
60
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96
1
Apr
15% Feb
7
5
17%
18
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7
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8
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2
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15% Jan
2
22
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4
14
27
21% Feb
20
2
153
V
Aug 20
39
Jun
4
82% July
2
12% Aug 19
ty% Apr 15
19 Yo May 20
4.35%
series
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11
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10%
10%
10%
10%
55%
56%
10%
1.400
55%
56 va
56
14y8
56%
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14
13%
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17.800
14
14
14%
14:
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13.600
72%
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151%
43%
16%
5
100
72%
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153
152 Ya
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30
43
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42
41
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13.100
17%
16'A
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16
16%
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51
51%
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51
51
4.200
5%
5%
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5%
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153/4.
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53/8
11.100
72%
72%
73
73 y8
76%
75%
78%
126.300
37ya.
363/8
37
36%
375/8
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38%
47.300
16%
16%
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16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
20%
23%
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21
23%
160
20%
21 %
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21%
20%
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23%
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10
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27%
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27
27
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4
12%
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15
46 Ya Jan
56/ Jan
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52
67% Jun
3
96% Apr
2
24
8
5
25
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17 % Oct 24
1% Oct 24
7% Oct 24
Jun~25
25
72
20
23
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30% Jan
31
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10 % Mar
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25
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2% Jan
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16
9% Jan 16
29% Aug 30
45% Jun 24
Jun
26
47% Mar 20
56% Mar 12 :
35% Jan
2
36% July 30
48% Feb
33% May 24
25'% May 14
7
Jun
25
32% Feb
28
22% Jan
2
20% Oct
24
27
14
4% Jun
21% Aug
9
25
7
6
7
36
May 29
20% May 29
22 Ya May 29
5% Jan
45% Max 14
43% Feb
27
34
Aug 30
22% Aug
2
35
35,
Mar
21
35
Aug 22
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
Feb
Mar
1
26% Jan
2
Oct
24
28% Sep
4
24% Jan
2
9%i Jun
27
18% Jan
12
56
13
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29% Aug 29
17
May 28
25% May 29
42 'A Jun
25
77% Jan
5
77% Feb
21
Feb
28% Jan
32
2
36% Dec
27
58% Jan
84
24
25
35% Feb
77% Feb 20
10% Aug 21
33 Va July 24
464/3 Mar 15
May
83% May
76.
May
84
May
35% Feb
70% Jun 29
18
83 A Feb
86% Jun
75,:
78
10
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3
19
9
7
27
94
Mar
4
Aug 30
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108
19
18% Oct 23
33 ya Feb
21
35
22% Jan
21
10
61 Ya Nov
23
1
26
40 y8 Mar 15
34% Jan
2
50% Apr
34% Feb
60
23% Jan
12
2
Jun
26
19% Jan
4
32% Jun
16
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22
26
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9
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3
a
2
12% Jan
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90
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25
23% Mar 12
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31% Apr 26
60 Ya Feb
6
40% May 16
30 Ya
Aug 28
18% Mar 26
51
Apr 22
2
18% May
39y»Jan
3
51% May 14
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2
12
23% Jan
20
3
July 25
Feb
1
13
29% Mar 29
23% Feb
1
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78
82
64%
38
*75
so y2
.
78
*75
82
*81
.
900
1.20GJ
14.900
78
82
95
*94
96
95%
97
1.160
20
60V2
6iy2
60%
60%
60%
61
61
62
61%
62
,
25%
26
25
253/4
25
25%
24%
253,4
2454
25
'
53%
53%
53%
54
52%
54%
53%
54%
10.600-
38%
373/4
38%
37%
38%
373A
383/8
10.500
30
29%
30%
30
30 va
29%
30y4
531/4
54
;—1
38 y2
38%
29%
30
McQuay Norris Mfg CO
*86
87
*76%
28
21%
Publishing
1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines...No par
Foreign transactions
McKee (A G) 8c Co
87
*85%
28
McGraw-Hill
McKesson 8c Robbina Inc
McLean Trucking Co—;
McNeil Mach 8c Eng Co
*86
79
No par
•
11.100
87
63 Ya
--
7.300'
23.100
86
37»/8
_3
52%
65%
*76%
66
preferred—.100
preference B
—100
4%% conv preference B—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.—1
McGraw-Edison Co
16
x363/4
-
*85%
64 y2
37y2
conv
Corp
16!A
34%
78
37
-No par
convertible
Aircraft
87
34%
86
No par
common
McCrory Corp common
.50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDonnell
66
92
38%
23 Y*
Masonite
5%%
65%
93
22 Ya
10%
Marshall Field & Co
$6
65%
20%
2y8
29 Yz
.
94
Jan
52%
39 Va
1
$1.50 conv preferred
McCall Corp.
McCord Corp
1
4
*51
22 Va
,
38 Ya AUg 29
Jun 18
Feb
Ya
52
29 Yz
l
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Inc
40
—No par
Corp.
2
*8%
x28y2
393/8
40%
22 Ya
l
A
2y8
8%
29 V2
27%
39%
*51
3834
5
3%%
20%
*27%
40%
52
29
Marlin-Rockwell, Corp
Corp
Mattel Inc—
May Dept Stores
28 y2 '
39%
65%
*92
39%
*51
1
Maremont Corp—
Marine Midland Corp.
29
17% Mar
8%
_
No par
M C
89
2
.12.50
Marathon Oil Co
Martin-Marietta
21
52
5
Manning Maxwell 8c Moore.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
Marquardt
92%
20%
1
Mallory (P R) 8c CO—
Manhattan Shirt
65%
92%
__3y3
Mays (J W) Inc..—
Maytag Co..—
78% Jun
150% Jan 22
46% Jan
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
*51
52
65%
Madison Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred
No par
66% Aug 23
23% Jan 28
*51
___i
37% May 16
20% Apr
liy8 Aug 22
72!/a Jun 27
19
29
Inc
19 Ya Mar
2
19% Oct
Fund
Jan
34% Jan
20
30% May 28
8% Oct 26
Madison
2
48;
19
2^%
Apr
29% Jan
23% Sep
25 ya Jan
24
r
2
32 Ya Jan
8
87
Inc
preferred
50
Macy (R H) Co Inc common—___1
4%% preferred series A
—100
10
3
22
Mar
Jan
Trucks
5%%
Aug 20
19% Jun 21
24
93
26.
July 29
-
14% Jan
Jun
104
13
5
19% Oct
.
46% Jun
17
78% Jan
81 Yn Dec 27
102 V* Nov 23
63
Dec 19
23
40% May 23
38% Feb
5
22% Jan
4
21
35
Jan
Jan
54% Aug 23
65% Aug 13
87% Jun
4
21
125
10
July 31
59% Aug 15
44% Aug 14
53/ May 27
82% Jan
2
27
i5% Nov 27
81% Dec 24
3
July 26
36% Jan
2
Jun
Dec
Apr
9
18
29% Jun
9% Oci
10%
56>/2
14
Co
Steamship
47% Feb
18% Aug
11 Ve
56Yo
5
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co—
Bros
5.500'
*10%
7%
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
Louisville & Nashville
__50
Lykes
*21%
5
__7
25
,25c
MacAndrews & Forbes
15
5.400
100.,
preferred——100
E
Loral
17
28% Oct
33%
1
Lighting Co com
series B preferred4.25% series D preferred—^
Jan
Jun
33
22
37%
Island
30
15
333/4
,100
Jan
23% Jun
33%
I
Jan
.33
33%
4
preferred
36%
13% Oct
18.100
10
24,
19
100
30%
Corp
44 % Mar 15
34% Jun
21%
30%
common
40% Feb
27
*213/8
30%
Cement
25
86
213/4
29%
Gas Co
25
V* Jun
1%
*21%
30 ya
32%
Star
23y* Jun
45
1%
213A
29%
_1
21% Oct
44y4!Jun
1%
213/a
30%
33
2.50
5%
Apr
5
18% July 12
f>!\% Apr 17
1%
22
29%
Star
Long
14.400
32%
Lone
12
2.700
18.000
16%
33
Lone
conv
18%
43%
163A
30 Va
!;
Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc—
4.84%-
1%
29%
.20
Lockheed
14
1%
17%
42
.
32%
—_5
Litton Industries Inc
99
2
Jan
4
16%
3
Lionel Corp common]
3%% non-cum conv pfd
July 2
96% Aug 16
4
59% Jan
30 V2 Oct
34% Jun
16
142% Jan
11
5
25
x40 %
"
1
7%
preferred.
—^—,—100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.——
5
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
__50c
Link
18
2,400-
l
Corp..
Lehn & Fink Products
107
8
If 12% Apr
42% Jan
6
4
Mar 20
.
Jan
94% Mar
Apr
64
Mav 29
104,
31
Jun
23% May 24
24% Feb 15
28
7
Mar 14
78% Jun
35,% Aug 16
25.% May 29
Jun
24%
17%
12
4
2.600
25Va
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
Jun
10.100
24%
Leesona Corp—;—
54
2
12
1
19
Inc
—
Jan
6
36% Oct 24
137
Jun 27
8
2i
52
11%
—.—_1
30
6
159% Apr
3
47 Ya Mar 29
18% Feb 27
29%
*46
11%
25%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co„
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett c& Myers Tobacco com
2
-29%
52
11%
25%
56% Aug 15
Jan
29
*46
253/4
Leonard
37% Aug
2
13% July 10
>29
51
25%
11% Jun 20
150;
11%
28%
26
2
66% Jan
6
155% May H
45% Nov 26
ll'A
28%
*46
25%
14
2
11%
28%
51
7.300-
.■
25%
Lee Rubber & Tire
16% May
83% May
ny2
28%
*46
3.100
25
Lanvin-Parfurns Inc—
Lehman
11%
28%
51
v
21%
;
15.000
25%
Lear
7
28%
*46
88%
25%
50% July 24
12 >/$ Mar 26
8
; Mar 19
17ya Mar 12
July 16
11%
4
common—
4.32% preferred series A —25
Lane Bryant—
No par
30% Aug
39% Jan
2
43% Feb
§
24
Laboratory for Electronics **c—l
1% Feb
23
Jan
7
35% Feb
22 % May 29
8% Oct 25
23% Oct
300
10
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co..——
Slegler
5.100
28.000
—1
Kresge (S S) Co
43V4 Aug
20% Jun
3
17
'
67%
45%
18% Alig i.4
16% Aug 22
1 % Aug
1
.
74%
38%
37
14
*37
>.71 %
36%
20% Feb
2
3.400
37%
41%
65%
Co
74
37%
41 %
41%
36%
Gas
73%
800
41%
66%
Laclede
30.200
37%
1
36 Y»
1.600
22%
33'/a
41
36%
V
50V8
22%
37%
36%
K
501/s
41
65%
(S H)
33 '/a
22%
41%
70%
39%
:
200
.
37
38%
71%
88
.
41%
72%
70%
38%
41%
10
7,900
21%
50%
1
Kress
*21
45
33%
*50
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines——100 g
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common—
.10
4% preferred
100
Korvette (E J) Inc
.
22% Aug 15 '.
17% Aug 16
22
23% Jan
Mar 12'
16
Mar 22
33% Aug 30
25% Jan 15
16% Jan
20
89
97%
100
40%
——
33%
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
750
41
'
74
1
*13%
1.800-
37
2.50
Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co
33%
1
44%
74%
41%
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
12 V
50%
22%
37%
Kern
32% Jan
33%
50%
23%
41
10:
21
*33%
501%
22%
8
22.
Mar 16
33%
49%
23%
l
78% Jan
34% Dec
33%
51 %
K61sey Hayes Co
,
*96
42%
IOI1/2
*99
21%
74%
50c
Co
97%
46
21 %
.
*100%
100
44%
23
i
Kendall
21
101%
*99
45%
33%
*100%
100
44%
♦50%
96
*99
21%
8.75
*94
98%
44%
Light Co..
85
96
*96
21%
No par
42%
*83%
r97i/2
98%
42% Apr
23
101%
200
109%
42%
841/2
*96
*21
44%
25
*96
100
112
42 %
97%
x43%
37% Aug
Mar 13
♦100%
101%
44%
3
52%
*100%
34%
83%
*94
21%
:2
3
*100%
101 %
42%
99%
39*4 Aug 19
41% Aug 26
79% May 2
1
96
42%
*21
65% Aug
34% Jan
Jan
85%
*94
42
*88%
5
34
*84%
96
Non-cumulative preferred
Kansas Gas 8c Electric Co
2
19
85%
♦94
X42
4.35%
..100
Kansas City Southn Ind com No par
Kansas Power 8c
Jun
*841/2
96
97%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
42
J;
v'.
41%
85 %
*t>4
*96
66% Jan
v
•iJ.%
*84%
100
2
23
20
35%
92%
51%
100
2
Jan
May 28
35
94
*51
preferred
Jan
79 % Jan
11% Dec 28
r
*92
51%
4.50%
Jan
45% Oct 25
41
3
36
94
*50%
100
2j% Aug 2179% Aug 13
2
18;/'
35%
36%
*92
51%
preferred
21% Mar 25 V
34% May 15
53% Feb 26
::■!
36%
94
pfd—100
conv
5
91% Mar
'
4%
36%
*51
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr 8c Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
100
31
Aug 23
July 19
43
36%
*92
50
preferred
(ser of 1957)
4%%
4%%
96% July 17
Aug 27
33
48
Jun
-Jan
66
r
8.
36% Jun
13
110
& Chem Corp
33 %o
convertible preferred
100
4%%
4%%
113;.j Aug 22
12''";
19% Jan
27
47 % Jun
24
27
Nov
20
Jan
Feb
7
102
Mar
7
99% May 10:
97May 2
95% Jan 10;;
1
98:
July 10 • 100% Apr
48% Jun 25
38% Jan
4-"'',
41% Nov 23*
17% Nov 15
23% Jun
81'
93-
v
!
19
52% Aug
;u
Kaiser Alum
5
July
100.%
104% Jan
4;;"
102% Feb 28fj
37% May 28''
May 16
a
42% Jun
Mar 15.
37
26
84
"
*17%
45
x37%
30
17%
*17y2
45%
45 Va
600
15.100-
8 600'
173/4
17%
17%
*17%
173/4
173/4
173/4
300
.45.%;
45%
45 y2
*45 Ya
45 3A
45%
453A
3.000
__
No par
9
15%
i6ya
16
153/4
16
16
16'/a
15%
15%
1.700"
48 ya
48%
k46y4
473/8
46 ya
47
46%
47 Ya
46%
47%
8.500
1
10%
10%
105/a
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 3/4
4.600
—No par
24y4
24%
•241A
24%
24%
24 Ya
24 Va
24 ya
24y4
243/a
3.000-
..—10
20 ya
20 Va
20 Yo
20 ya
20%
20%
20 va
20%
20%
203/a
500
16
Number 6295
Volume 198
L
L
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33 % Jun
20
48 Va Apr
12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
93'% Jan
7
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
20% Jan
4
25~
32 V2 Apr
6
19% Aug 15
86 V2 Jan
2
r24% Oct
2
90
Oct
10
18 y2 May 28
28
'i Feb
28
60
94% Mar 23
77% Jan
88% Nov
88 y2 Jan
Jun
25
84 % Jan
5
8% May 28
9% May 29-
i
13
23
Aug 17
14% Jan
2
97
;•
Jun
Jan
161
2
Jun
13% Apr
12
29 4
July 18
58 % Feb
15
28
Feb
28
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
•82% Jan
3
88% Jun
19
85
Apr
29
90
26
96'% Jan
7
101
11
89
52% Jan
93% Jan
2
97
Nov
Jan
8
87
May 28
'80
July
9
94
Jan
9
25
May 28
84 y2 Oct
26
100% Aug
6
39% Apr 10
Oct
23
95 % Jan
2
55
Jan
2
70 y2 Feb
16% Oct
23
40% Feb
43
13% Oct
58 va Feb
14
Dec
5
102
-
25
24
86
Apr
84
10
24
3
49% Jan
5
24 y4 Jan
2
Mar 19
18% Jan
133 v* Jan
2
84 y2
98% Jan
2
79% Jan
% Jun
15
24
17 '/a Dec
14
70 Va Feb
7
2
,
8% July
66
13
22% Mar 20
18
7% Jun
65 % Oct
25
75 % May 28
15
Jun
15
14
Nov
29
5
Oct
22
10 y8 Nov
29
35
Jun
25
52'% Jan
2
31
May 28
39 Vb Dec
20
28
May 29
42% Mar 26
27
11% Apr
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
Apr
3y2%
7.
1
7
:
20% Aug 28
Monon
25
Aug 28
17
55
Aug 26
7 Class B
Monsanto
38 Va Jun
10
42% Apr
36 Va
5
i
•
11
23
July 30
36% Jan
22
i?% Dec
4
89% Mar 14
58 ''
Apr
5
41% Jan
35
Jan
111
16 y2 Jan
17
99%
*99
99 %
*99
99%
*86 %
89
*86 Va
89
*86%
89
Morrell
Motorola
43% Aug 26
2
30
3
26% Aug
7
31% Jan
2
26 Va Sep
12
21
Aug
7
1
29
:• Feb
20
17% Feb
12
Jun
25
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
27
22
62 Va Mar 16
54 % Jan
25
24% Dec
27
21% Jan
19% May 19
31 % Jan
12
25 % Mar
5
33
45 % Apr
24
43 Va Jan
7
Jan
4
10 V4 Mar
16
Aug 22
11
1
2
r
31
56
1
class
7
M S
Natco
Jan
15
22
21%
22
6,200
45%
45%
46
4,600
56'A
56%
56%
33%
33%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
2,800
40"
40%
40
40%
40
40 va
40
40%
40 Va
40 Va
37,900
3%
3%
5
28
Nat'l Distillers
12
36% Aug 28
National
Fuel
2
12% Feb
National
National
Lead
24
56% Jan
3
40
Va Jan
2
5
99% Dec
27
98
Feb
13
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
68 Va Jan
2
24 % Oct
24
32
Apr 30
35% Jan 10
30
50
25
40 Va Aug
1
34% Mar
2,
17
33% May
47
Apr
National
29'
Gas
Linen
Service
6
51
Aug 23
18
Jan
2
28
May 21
National
Jan
2
National
Tea
15% Jun
22
23% Feb
16
18% May 31
19 Va Jan 29
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
6%
Nov
13% Or*
13
11% Jan
12
23
25% Jan
9
6V4 Aug
18 V4 Jan
32
27
Oct" 31
52
75
May 29
81% Mar
1
Neisner Bros
30
2
24
Aug 22
38% Aug
33
Jan
July 31
85
Apr
8
6
'/o
2
28% May
2
New
15
43% Jan
2
54% July 31
li Aug 22
89 V2 Apr 29
New
86 Va Feb
20
61 % Jan
Nov
20
94
hi Aug 21
Aug 23
51% Sep 24
97
5
86
Jan
21
84 Va Jun
Jan
4
69%
69
69%
69%
*68
79%
79%
79%
79%
80
24%
24%
24%
25%
26
26%'
*78%
26 Va
69 7
50
71
180
140
26%
18,000
800
19%
20%
20
20
20
20%
25
2 3'A
23%
23%
23%
5,300
53%
54%
53 %
54%
54 ;
54%
55,000
39; 7
39 Va
38%
x38%
38%
38 %
39
38%
38%
38 'A
38%
38
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16
16%
*16%
16%
39
39%
39
39%
39 Va
39%
7
*19'4
'
4,000
4,700
■
39%
9%
38%
39%
.'9%
9% f
.
10%
"
1
'
9%
10
9%
•
10
31,100
2,700
25%
'26 '-7
25%
26%
2 6 Va
2614
8,500
22%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
75,400
75
75%
74 Va
75%
74
75%
II,300
1,000
-
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*43 va
43%
43 Va
27%
28
27%
28
27 Va
28%
27 va
27%
27
43%
46 '/a
44 Va
45%
43%
44 Va
42%
45%
45
28%
28%
28%
28%
2 8'A
28 Va
28 va
28'A
43 Va
46
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21 Va
21%
21'A
21 'A
19%
19%
19%
?•; 19 Va
19%
19
19 %
19
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
39
38%
39'A
*39
7 Va
7%
77 a
Vis
47,300
-
28 Va
27%
19V4
7%
5.500
27'A
Va
21 Va
■
1,100
"
:
10
9%
43
1,400
21%
7,300
1914
4,800
39 Va
1
2,600
8
8
*61
61
2,100
7%
.7%
7%
7%
58%
58%
58 %
59%
60
go
60 Va
61
37%
38
37 VA
37%
37%
38%
38%
39%
40
41'A
27 VA
27%
27 VA
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
28 Va
55 %
55%
55Vi
55%
55 "A
55%
55%
55%
27%
55%
17 Va
17%
17
173/8
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
7,800
32,900
23,600
f
%
.
69
31
31V4
——1
25%
25%
5
64%
65 Va
25 V, -V
25%
50
1
'
1,800
79,600
5,800
56
30%
x25
70%
71%
70
71
31
31
31 VA
31 %
31%
31%
31%
2,809
25%
25 VA
25 %
25 %
25%
25%
2,500
61 %
65%
64-%
65 %
65'a
65 %
9,900
25 %
27,100
69%
70
64%
25 Va
Va
65
r
71
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 38
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93 %
94 %
*93%
*48
50
*48
50
481/4
49
49
49 %
49
49
35%
36%
36
361/4
36
36 %
16,200
10%
22,300
Corp com_5
100
;
25
69%
70%
5
34%
35%
35%
363a
10
10 Va
;9%
10
9%
9%
10
10
97ii
94
%
900
%
46%
46 VA
46 %
8
463/4
46%
46 5 i,
46%
46%
100%
100%
*100%
101%
*100%
1013/4
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
10
77%
78 VA
77%
78%
X76 %
78 Va
76 7 i,
777 a
76%
77%
27.200
26%
27
26:%
27
27
271/4
2,700
31%
313A
*313'a
32
31
31%
2,600
44V2
43 u.\
43%
42%
43%
3,700
36,100
46
26%
26%
26%
32
32%
32
32%
44%
44 Va
44
44
*26%
/:■
50c
46 3
*44
•
9,800
50
50%
x4934
50%
50 %
50 Va
501/4
507a
50 1 a
50 Va
No par
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22%
22%
900
16
16
221/2
16 Va
*22 VA
15%
15%
161/4
15%
16 Va
15%
1534
12,300
1
17
17
17
17
17
17'/4
17 Va
17 V,1
17 :,ii
17%
5
Fibre Co—
•7%
7%
9%
1
7%
7%
9%
9%
9%
7%
7%
7%
10%
10 %
10
77 a
7%
10
10%
900
7%
3,900
10%
4,200
l
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6Va
7%
3,500
5
Inc
28%
29%
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
291/4
29%
29 Vb
293,8
9,100
37%
37
V2
3774
37%
37%
37%
37 %
1,900
19'%
20%
63
8
6%
7
1
37%
37%
common_No par
(J
37%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
19%
19 '/4
19'%
70-
701
701/4
701/4
70
70 Va
70
71
28 Va
28
28 Va
27%
28 VA
28
28 VA
52%
51%
51%
52, VA
51V(i
52 VA
100
27%
2o
52%
preferred
•
J"
%
J3
J
5
*87
89
86
87
87 Va
x79%
80
80
80
78%
104
105
1033/4
X104
104%
1.060
28%
9,400
517a
52%
10,500
%
200,400
*87%
80
104 VA '104 Va
9,800
71
28
88
80 '
79%
*70'/a
•Va
91
*87
10
;_10o
52%
JO
04
%
;
pfd_100
Mining Corp common
convertible
.
■
1
Electric
System
England Tel & Tel Co
4%
9%
54%
l
England
9%
x79%
No par
New
108% May 15
33,000
9%
1,200
19 7
,_5
J)
preferred
Newmont
9%
7.
-
20%
10
Rights
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
-
9%
75
Co
Newberry Co
24 % Jan
9%
25%
24%
Corp
3%%
9%
74%
Nevada Power Co
14
18 % Aug
2,300
23%
Neptune Meter Co
5
2
2
bo%
83
Jun
Nautec
51% Jan
May 29
85
7
7% Feb
8
15
26% Mar 27
19% May 29
36
Jan
Apr
Apr
24%
25%
Steel
13% Jan
24
25%
23%
Co
9 Va
6
24 Va
—10
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
15
9% Aug 12
24
4
8
6% Feb
24 Va
53%
10
2
Mar 19
24 Va
'76%
Corp__
20
9% Mar 29
1,000
24%
22%
Chemical
24 % Feb
21
31%
75 Va
Co
&
45% Feb
5 % May 28
10% Oct 25
67
18%
5
22% Jan
15 Va Mar 19
66 Va
31'A
_10
Naltional Starch
National
-
31%'
20 Vb
25%
Co
24
2
68
31%
55
10
13% Oct
Jun
67 %
20
3.9 Vc
Co
15% May 29
27
7
32 %
5
Co__
National-Standard
5
68
32 Va
54%
Corp
1
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
78% Aug 27
27% Aug 30
25 % May 27
28 Va Feb
May
103 Va Jun
25
66 Va
20
General
93% Jan
50 Va Apr
Chem
&
2
4,500
66%
24%
19
4Va% pfd series of 1951
4%%' preferred (conv)
Va Jan
V*
*67%
69 %
*18
Inc
Products
7% Jan
29
.
x9%
*79% ' 81
24 %
3%
32%
"
9%
*68 Va
3%
4
24 Va
7
9%
5
23% Mar
8
-
3%
31%
*66
32%
24%
24
3%
5
92 % Jan
9
66
3%
3,600
1
28
24
66
32%
1
'
3%
*3%
Co__6.25
Lines
26 Va Jan
6,100
1
23
33 'A Oct
21%
_5
24
26 Va Oct
38,500
56
Co
20 5
61
63
45%
America
City
33 % Oct
15 va
61 Va
1
Dairy
2
15'A
62'A
,__1
4
9% Mar 27
15%
61%
—5
Jan
30% Jan
15
62
1
72
24
15%
No par
25
5 % Oct
15 Va
61%
21%
Co
46 % Jun
22% May 29
15%
62
55%
A_No par
Inc
National
Feb
14 Va
61 va
5
Aug 12
96% Feb
800
14 Va
lo
May 24
4
29,600
89'A
62 Va
No par
12
34
4
15,700
118%
88'/a
21%
45%
Can
National
22'A
115 Va
89
21%
Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co
10
21 %
116
*88%
55%
National
67% Jan
8,800
45%
Airlines
National
I,300
*
21%
or
Supply
Corp
Acme
National
28%
45%
Co
National
30
28 "2
56%
& Co_
of
850
65%,
21%
Corp
Fuel
3,400
105
65%
45%
Inc
L Industries
64'%
104 %
28%
115
88 %
64%
104 %
66
21%
21%
116
88%
89
___3
Wheel
Aug
Aug 30
64%'
104 %
56
Chemical—
5,000 lire)
(5 shares
Murray Corp
17% Aug 26
82% Jan
4
54
64%
65%
105
10.600
57%
_No par
28
July 18
39
45%
5
Utilities
2
48 Va
103
38%
_2
3
Mar 23
90
25
22% Jan
54
21'A
112%
Nopai
20% Jan
30% Apr
93'A Dec
*101 Va
39
21%
Co
5
2
21%
112%
89
"30
86'%
103
38%
45%
A
2
5
21 Va
110%
100
14
Jun
%
*104 Va
21%
100
29% Feb
Oct
64
65 Va
105
86'%
♦101%
<
21%
No par
23% Dec
a
65%
104%
114%
*88%
_10
Tool
24
83% Jan
;
if.;
89
86%
*85%
Va
50
100
100
14%
common
Inc
18 % May 29
47
39
99%
*86%
57 Va
Corp
National Cash
Register
National Castings Co
59 Va Mar 19
86
103
38%
12,200
128,800
89 %
61%
Co—
% Jan
2
65
July 19
132% Jan
*85 Va
*101%
86%
103
39%
39
*88 %
5
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
;' Murphy Corp
70% May 16
41 y4
39 Va
105
21
2.50
■_
Mueller- Brass
40% May 28
;
2
11% Jun
15
27% Feb
7% July 29
8 Va Dec
43 Va Jun
6
22 % May
i
Mountain
46% Aug 22
29% Mar 21
class
(John)
Motor
Jun
*101%
65%
65%
.
*85 %
103
'
29 Va
36'%
29'%
35
%
13,900
24,800
3,900
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
Aug 15
Jan
Nov
18% Oct
;5
,,
RR
Service
Chemical
shs
Amer
24% "Aug 27
23
18
39
"
86%
*85 V2
*101 %
No par
No par
Power Co
78
21% Jan
14 Va Nov
,
*.99
89-
Paper
Montecatini Mining &
i
12% May 22
31% May 16
23
RR
Montana
'
41 Va Jun
29
•
99%
*86 %
_10
Cement
Montana-Dakota
39% Aug 29
July 10
2
-May 29
9% May 29
€6% Oct 24
*99
Light
RR
Machine
16
17% Oct
;
89
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Monarch
Jan
10
May 29
48% Oct 24
'
*8814
'
30 Va May 23
16
9 Va Jan
80
2
13 Va
89 '/a
;
Missouri
69% Aug 29
Aug
76% July 12
Jan
2
49
&
Industries
8% Jan
23
*88 Va
■(';
300
;.i
1
Ontario
Corp
Mohasco
32 Va Jan
23
88 %
Enterprises Inc
Mining & Mfg
24
11
May 28
88%
Minnesota
11% Jan
28
21
90
112%
Public
12% Feb
4
*88 Va
28%
Missouri
37% Apr
19
35
28%
30
24
Mar 26
30
323/4
Inc
Apr
23
■
29%
33'A
a
Chemicals Philipp
l
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3%
convertible preference
100
73 Va May 31
37% Mar 29
Aug
8 Va Oct
32
30
32%
:
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
24% Oct
28 % Jan
29%
29%
33 Va
728%
2
24
29 Va
29%
30%
32%
common
15
23% 'Jan
May 29
29%
29 3
29%
33%
100
18
16% July 18
18 '/a Oct
30
29%
i 31%
Inc
Feb
33% Mar 13
20 Va May 29
29 Va
29 3A
30%
33 V8
100
4% Feb
15
,
147%
29%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
.
19% Oct
12'%
14%
Mission
11% Apr 19
I' 69% May 11
80 y Oct 10
7% May 29
12
147'a
28%
35% July 12
22% Jan
25% Jan
90 %
12 Va
14%
28%
6
2
25
89'%
12
15
28%
29 »/2 Mar
30
18 % Jun
90 Va
12%
14%
28%
Minn
1,400
25,300
12
!_-.___2
&
48% Jan
Mar
*89%
247/a
107 7/a
14%
—100
Power
1
22
90 %
90
87%
24 3a
106 %
12
*89 va
•VI2
7
!65%
Minnesota
5
25
26% Jun
*89 va
87 Va
24%
107
14%
90'A
65%
Mission
42
35 Va Jun
90 va
87 Va
24%
105 Va
65%
Minnesota
2
24%
106%
65%
3
5iy> Mar
4% Jan
24'A
104 %
65%
9
2% Jan
22
87 Va
88
24'A
104%
24%
65%
7
3
Oct
**2
11,200
65 Va
Jun
44
21%
10
Apr
V7
21 Va
100
Corp
Laboratories
58% Aug
37% July 24
21%
15 Va
Oil
49
9
2,300
*104 V4
23
40% Feb
Oct
*87 Va
87 Va
23%
100
2
24
30
87 Va
103
30
23%
21%
>
23%
5
I
Corp
6
31
20%
8,000
97
23%
pfd_l00
3.90%
Utilities
8
31% Dec
Jun
20%
40%
*94
1
Mar
28
19
20%
97
12
Minerals &
Aug 30
89% Aug 23
8
44 Va
20'A
Shares
40
40%
4
*94
14%
.
Inc
5%% 1st preferred.
•/Miles
24
18 Va Jan
7
23%
97
11%
*89%
preferred
Midwest
118%
15% Jan
*23 %
39%
No par
Co
Edison
South
23%
7
int
12.50
Inc_
Midland-Ross
,77
15
23 y4 Jun
4
64% Apr
40 Va Feb
47
4
2
4
21
4.45%-
*23 Va
102%
99
16%c
benef'cl
of
*94
24%
,7*24%
39 3
95
■'
87 Va
87
-
39%
39%
95
20%
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.80%
Middle
24
Apr
24
Jun
i:;
5"
33% Apr
2
4.35%
3.85%
52 y2 Jan
45% Apr
Dec
Oct
May 29
34
7 '
Aug 27
% Apr
Machine
Metropolitan
17
14
24% Jan
14
34
od
2
Jan
Mesta
2
Jun
105
8
24
12 Va May 29
67
2
22
_100
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
7,7 Aug. 29
Aug. 28
39%
23%
20
1.83 Va
Inc
Trust—Units
Metromedia
''May 17
Aug
Co
common
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1
7July
Inc
preferred
Mesabi
30
Feb
Stores
Co
23%
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
39% Aug 2Q
Mar 22
23
Aug
103
60 y4 Jan
70 % Oct
$3.5o
29 7
87 y2 May 22
Apr
34% Jan
77% Oct
41
36'/a
98 y2 Apr
101
25
&
Aug. 27
95%
No par
preferred series B
Merck
15% Aug 19
37% May 8
37 % May 31
-
25
24
4%
Mercantile
*94%
series)—100
(1st
Melville Shoe Corp common
Aug 29
93
3
liy2 July
5
.Medusa Portland Cement
14
107
11% Jan,
/
preferred
Wednesday
'
Aug. 26
39 Va
39%
Par
Corp common
4%%
29
90
2
24
28 % Oct
Mead
20
Tuesday
Monday
<?
;
EXCHANGE
25% Apr
20 y4 Mar 11
10%: Jun
81
STOCK
YORK
""
25% May 20
27% Jan
3
26% Oct
'
NEW
*
Highest
81% Jan
i
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
v....
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
37% Aug
45% Feb 21
8
Lowest
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
(877)
*103%
103%
89
60
%
80
79
7,500
105
1,400
2
45 % Aug
53
Apr
8
Newport'News Ship & Dry Dock
1
46%
46%
46 Va
461%
46 "
46V4
46 %
46%
457/n
46%
; Jun
22
39% Mar 21
28 V4 Jan
33% Feb
13
New
York
5
28%
29
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
287/a
28%
28%
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
12
15
Jan
New
York
1
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23 7
a
22%
23%
23
23%
93.190
May 29
43% Dec
31
38
Mar 11
23% Aug 28
45% July 2
43%
431/4
43 %
43' i»
4334
13,700
54'A Jan
36% May 29
26
28
9;
•
27
19% Feb
26
10% Aug
9
33% Jun
15
43% Jan
31
40
Jan
3
76% Jun
•
-•
27
Jun
37
May 28
86
May
48 Va
Apr 26
46
Jan
13 % Apr
46%
2
11
"74
3
26
Aug 30
85% Feb
14
New
N
25
55 Va Aug
82 % Mar 22
N Y
Y
Air
Brake
Central
Railroad—
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Shipbuilding Corp
State
$3.75
Electric
Gas
42%
423/4
11%
llVt
11%
111/4
*11 Va
46
1
46 VA
46
46%
85
54%
Dec
19
72% Jan
71
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
76 V4 Jan
3
82 % Jan
23
3.60%
*79%
Jan
"2
86
Jun
4
Va Jan
8
H8
22
3.90%
preferred
preferred
100
79
100
85%
94
Nov
27
92
97% May 31
4.10%
preferred
100
109% Jan
< 4
107
5.25%
preferred
100
67% Jun
28
83
; 80
Jan
104
July
100
Jun
29
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
4
20% Jan
9
38% Feb
9
23% July 29
85% July 31
4
21% Jan
110% Dec
31
105
7
22
21
■;
July
12% July
15% Jun
18
3
107
May 17
Aug
6
Jan
'7
110% Feb
28
106% Jan
30
i
3
125
May 31
24
27
18
14% Jun
Jan
4
18 V4 Feb
21
72 Va Jan
24
;
30
51 Va Aug
15
23
30
Apr 25
20% Mar
4
25
15
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
65 Va Jan
2
76
May 22
72 % Jan
41 % Dec
19
45
Dec
28
48 Va
Apr
6
American
Car
Coal
43% Jan
4
57% Aug 15
Northern
Indiana
P S
43
2
58
Northern
Natural
Gas
14
109
Mar
6
104'A Jan
11
11
113% Mar
7
107 % Jan
29
114% Mar
6
109
30% Oct
24
44% Jan
4
11
8
Jan
3
Jan
19
39
Jan
2
Jan
11
37% Mar 16
33% Mar 29
78% Mar 23
76
93
Jan
108
Mar
48% Aug 15
38% Jun
5-
5 % %
Northern
Northern
footnotes,
see page
14 VA
*14
22%
22%
22
22 3
a
*14
lib
120
*23 %
23%
14
14%
21%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55%
54%
54 Va
31,000
x23 %
23-%
231/4
23%
23
23%
22
Va
23%
10,590
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9
%
10 Va
8,690
18%
3,500
9%
17%
18
50
80 Va
80%
*79%
Co_
No par
54%
55%
x54%
Co_
lo
57
58
100
*106
107
*106
107
*106
107
100
110
110
110
110
*110
110 %
100
110
110
*109
110
110
9%
;
9 3/8
18
17%
18
80%
*79%
9 3
57%
a
18%
18%
*79'%
80'%
*79 %
18
18
00 Va
54%
55 %'
54%
54%
6,900
55%
56%
55%
56%
7,700
1
*106%
no
*109%
110
107
*109%
110%
110
48 %
14,900
36 Va
36%
36%
6,900
48%
46%
47%
47
481/4
36 Va
36%
36
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19 1/4
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161/8
26%
*26
21
Petroleum
14
Xl6
32%
20%
preferred
47% Aug 27
80
35%
*26
26%
*26
104
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc common„5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puetro Rican Cement Co
.1
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
15
79% Apr
243/4 Dec
641/4
705/8
x70
38!'4
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
IOOV4 Aug 21
98
Jun
Jun
73%
58%
$3.50
preferred
75
Plough Inc
1.25
Polaroid Corp
1
Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 51/2% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
lo
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado——5
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
100% Aug 22
Feb
35
133,400
97
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5
95
2
7.700
42%
38%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
23
97% Apr
38V2 Mar
15%
44%
5
Pittston
941/4 Aug 29
43% Jan
15%
431%
31%
Co
3
Aug
3.900
15%
433%
721/2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
381/2 Aug 28
13
153/4
100
10
4
130
12%
1,900
8.600
,
42%
100
Jun
202%
161/4
15%
58%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.80
13
16
423/8
301/2
Corp
701/2 Jun
133
91 % Jan
38 % Dec
123/4
70
6%
155%
1
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
6
25
12%
16
146
*6
413/4
No par
5
25
preferred
$4 preferred
Aug 23
20
23
15%
*145
153/4
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
8
Dec
31% May 29
16
6%
41%
715/a
8%
Industries
Pillsbury Co common
Aug 19
Nov
28 34 Jun
12%
12%
146
6%
155/8
47%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp__
22% Jun 21
14
8
Tool
(Chas) & Co Inc
3.90%
18
95
; 20y4 Oct
153/4
16
*145
6 3/8
41 3/8
73/4
preferred
Phillips
May 10
104
'
4%
34% May
1
53
Aug 12
92
18% July
146
6%
6%
15%
46 3/4
& Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common-.
64 y4 May 20
2
Jan
12%
.13
*145
145
8.6OO
415,8
100
-.1
Phila
14
5
18
155/8
Transportation
Milk
Pfizer
24
Jan
24
15%
123/4
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
22
Feb
Jan
Jun
16%
5
convertible preferred
4.68%
87
5% Oct
X6'/8
Pipe Line—No par
East
conv
4.30%
85
84
144%
65/a
70c
1
Amer World Airways Inc
2
793/4 Apr
May
1461/2
50c
Electronics
-
6 3/8
*145
15%
American Sulphur
Petroleum
32% July 10
Feb
8.600
Petrolane Gas
80
Aug 15
32% Feb 18
24
323/4
5
30% Jan
19
321%
July
68% Jan
July 25
323/4
Feb
27% Jan
223/a Jan
32'%
108
19
21
321%
3.80%
26
35
32
4.40%
31% May 14
233/4 May 29
713/4 Jan
2
32%
103
23% Apr
96% Mar
32
1
July 24
90% July 17
32%
4
29
49% May 29
32%
Phila Electric Co common
69% Mar
2
34.300
4%%
Aug 23
20% July 17
56% Jun
5.300
11%
36%
Aug
573/8 Feb 28
1051/4 Jan
17%
59%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
82
24,300
"
11%
55 % Aug 29
62% Aug
6
May
4.600
■
11%
Pet
18% May
1
30 3/4 Jun 21
102 y2 Jan
100
16
34
11%
5%
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May 2
91
19
15%
333%
111/2
Permanente
4
Mar
%
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
'Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
72V2 Aug 28
120% May
15% Jan
16
33%
17
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
80
Aug 27
401/2 jan
a
3
15%
33%
59
Pennzoil
17% Aug 12
2
6
16
333/4
11%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
7
3
3
15%
33%
17%
4% %
Aug 29
91% Jun
*18%
16
33%
8.100
591/4
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No par
13
56
105
32%
11%
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
Aug 30
48 y4 Jan
19
15%
33%
*351%
3
Jan
*18%
16
333/8
35%
Jan
Jan
19
*18%
19
15%
33
433/4
Jan
34% Dec
3.900
43%
31
221
1.600
33%
43%
41
130
82%
1001/4
431/4
38
Jan
81
100
32%
433/8
9
122
81 %
100%
32%
44%
24
4
Jun
26
14% Jan
14
80%
100%
32
43
Feb
480
4.900
13.900
100
44%
Apr
Hi/4
32
433/4
Jan
Jan
*18%
ll3/8
100
321/4
44
353/4 Mar 29
Nov
18%
18%
81%
80%
81%
100
43%
9
78
32%
100
44
7
125
32%
50
1
3
1
2
29
173/a Jan
6
81%
100%
32
*39%
553/4 Jan
54
803/4
81
100
8%
86
May 1
67% Feb 20
12% Jan
4
53
395/8
3
139
52%
7%
2
.
53%
395/8
723/4 Jan
16% May 15
51 %
15%
133/8 Jan
73
51%
7%
1
8
50 3/4
16%
22
44% Jun 25
88
Feb
39
52'A
393/4
18
41% Jan
22%
75/8
213/4 Jan
1003/4 Nov 27
21%
1.100
22%
22
11%
39%
173/4 Apr 15
2
51% Jan
99% July 10
26 3/4 July
1
18% Jun 27
30% Oct 23
22%
21 1/2
*22
7%
26% Apr
4
22%
215/8
3934
7
2
113/a
22%
21%
161/2
6
Jan
533/4
11%
22%
21%
71/4
55% Jun
I69
52'A
111/4
223/a
51%
22
161/4
88 y4 May
6
20.900
11
22%
x21%
11%
22%
21%
393/4
17
24
113/a
11
221/4
5
10
24
21.400
17%
4.68%
813/4 Jan
Feb
8.000
49%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common-.
47% Jan
Oct
32%
491/8
19%
19
15% Oct
16%
321/s
493/a
19
597/8 Mar 14
97
16%
325/8
48%
16 1/8
843/4 Feb
40
16%
32
48%
193/s
42
24
16%
33
48'/a
16%
80% July 25
Oct
161/2
32%
48%
191/s
56% May 15
52% Mar 19
24
Jun
Jan
16 3/4
33
48'/a
16%
453/4 Aug 28
433/4 July
5
35 % Feb
Oct
35% Oct
16%
321%
49V8
19%
21%
25
99
16%
32%
165/s
103
33
Jan
16 %
48%
16 '/a
36
May 16
106% Feb 28
13 V4 Jan
2
161/2
20
28.500
32%
19%
443/4 July
9
36 % Aug 19
1131% Jan
31% Oct
43%
1
50
3
98 V4 Apr
1013/4 May 25
18 y8 Feb
2
42%
1
9
2
43%
900
2.500
59
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv
prior preferred
14
17
43
Penick & Ford
10% Feb
Jan
38
Pendleton
19,% Jan
41
52% Jan
42%
38
26%
16%
501/4 Apr
25
421/4
38'/a
12%
Parmelee
27
2
23% Jun
37
12
7% Aug 15
Aug
43
37%
19% Apr 25
25% May 22
7
15% July 30
39
42
181/4
98%
17%
59'/8
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Aug 30
24 % Mar 20
11
I5
43%
11.500
18
Hi/2
4%
preferred
Papercraft Corp
58% Feb 16
383/4 Mar 15
14% NOV
43
26%
26%
*96
17%
17
753/4 Apr
Jan
38%
240
59
28
24
27
37%
101%
11'%
Jan
24
35
381/a
101
17%
Panhandle
24
21
37%
18
140
98%
*96
20
104
59i/8
13
Oct
23% Jun
373/4
263/8
17%
981%
*96
30
;
104
17
Pan
18% Oct
22% Jun
373/4
18%
.
%
59
9% Jan
8
97
4.400
106 V
17 'A
Corp
Packaging Corp of America
42% Oct
31
97
503/4
50'
*99%
*86% :\ 88%
1023/4
26
181/4
*18
104
*101%
255/8
18'A
18 %
98%
•
593/o
Pan
98
255/s
*103
102 3/4
.
"
863%
16%
Packard-Bell
513/4
103
*1011%
505/8
100
'863/4
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6%
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
15
80 3/4 May
,
Shares
59 »/b
15% Jun 12
443/4
15% Oct 24
453/s May 29
25%
50
100
88% V
the Week
Co_5
16% May 15
I1
2
25%
Pacific
11
17% Jan
25
9 % Jan
10% Jun
96
157
July 25
141
503/4
Sales for
•,
Friday
Aug. 30
No par
Pacific
13
25
25
35 y4 Apr
30% July 19
251/2
18%
10
Electric
&
Gas
307/s July 25
16% Mar 25
2
253/8
Inc_5
53% May
20
102%
5
Corp
&. Aggregates
1110% Mar
'
47
*101i/2
*97
100
15
preferred
Paper Co
Pacific
37
15% May
1023/4
103
*
-
Thursday
Aug. 29
„
IOO1/2
*861/2'
*101 %
3.125
30c
No par
■
88'/4
*100
1031%
Transportation Co
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
21
105
Wednesday
Aug. 28
X50%
51
IOOI/2
88
88
*102%
Overnite
27
Jan
c0
*99i%
103
102%
5
5
Outlet
1
84% Jun
1
Mar
31
2
9% Jun
5
24
72 Va Jan
100
Mar 23
28
Aug 16
99%
*86%
5
Outboard Marine Corp
68% May 14
19
5<j%
51%
991/2
7.50
Gas
Otis Elevator
30
15% Jan
10% Oct
Natural
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Aug 23
33
preferred—:
preferred
4%
17% May 13
47% July 25
3
4.44%
38% Aug
34 Va May 29
I 31% Jan
12
Jan
4.56%
—
26% Aug 29
18% Feb 13
98% Apr 26
9
27% Jun
preferred
preferred
preferred
May 2
102% Jan 25
7
94% Jan
15
29 % Oct
17 % Jan
3.90%
501/4
15
100
100
100
100
2.50
20
100
preferred
105
22% Mar 25
Jun"28
16%
4.40%
7
89% May
100% Apr
8
100 % Dec
105
3
9
.
o
5
101% Jun1
12
im
Ohio Edison Co common
51% Aug 23
Feb
97
7
867/s Dec
29
97% July
99
46% July 26
2
21
Aug. 26
Par
EXCHANGE
;
Tuesday
Aug. 27
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
:
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
RECORD
70
•150' *"•"
^
-34V4
"
*1% %: 149 %
•■■34%;
34% V
,
72
73 !4
-149% -130 :
*
33% 33%
*85
28%
28%
14.400
45%
47
96.200
X73%
74
4.200
72%
73%
151%
151%
*33%,
34
_
11.900
.
5.250
700
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number
Volume
(879)
23
l.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE:
Highest
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Par
.
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 28
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Shares
■
R
74% Jun
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
28 % Sep
45
Jan
10
31% Aug
7
21% Jail
2
15 % Feb
26
30% Feb
13
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
27
10
12 Va May 29
8
Oct 24
14%
25
24 % Apr
22
Ranco
16
13 % Jan
7
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
12% May 24
Raymond
1
2
30% Jan
32% Aug 29
8
12% May 31
Reading
30
18% May 20
4%
non-cum
1st
10 % Mar 14
14"% May 20
29% May 28
4%
non-cum
2nd
Red
Oct~24
17% Feb
Reed
5
21% Jun
23
21% Feb
12
12
Jan
2
Oct
13%
23
16% Jan
4
10
May
8
10 Va Oct
9
14% Aug 26
16% July 12
Jun 19
Reeves
6
18% Jan
4
23% Aug 27
Reliable
38 Va Jan
3
47% Jun
17
20 % Jan
17'
69
49 % Jan
14
23
Jan
23
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
12
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan
26
19
15 % Jun
27
6% Jan
2
10% Apr
12% Oct
24
17
Mar 12
68
Oct
19
60
Jan
4
34% Jan
30
Nov
43% Jan
5
36 Va Jan
53
$1
16% May 2
41% Apr 16
31
7
14
Jan
Oct
24
67% Mar 13
26
52% Jan
2
29
20% Jan
27
41 Va Jan
4
23% Jan
48
Jan
8
50% Nov
14
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102 % Jan
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
Jan
4
15% Feb
5% Dec
86% Nov
90
8
8% Jun
26
3% Jun
25
Oct
24
40
:
•
102
Feb
7
14
10% Jan
2
7
4% Jan
2
Mar 14
51
44% Mar 14
.39
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
37% Mar 19
20
34% Mar 26
&
Selection
Jan
3
38% Aug 26
Rochester
Gas
26% May 11
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
2
Telephone
May 29
38
Feb
8
34% Jan
2
43% Aug 26
441/4 Aug 12
Rochester
25
73
Jun
124% Dec
5
104% Feb
12
137% May 23
90
Aug 30
Dec
18
94
15 va May 29
24 Va Jan
25
15% Aug
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
29% Feb
12
21
18% Jan
2
21% May 29
33 Va Jan 10
27% Apr
11
26% Jan
2
Dec
26
43% Jan
2
49% May
5
~8%
July 22
11%
Jilly 23
25
Oct
26
41
5
26 Va Apr
29
11% Jan
Oct
26
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
7% Oct
24
18% Feb
13
36% May 29
60% Jan
2
89 /-■ Jun
28
94% Nov 16
352% Jan
26
22% Jun
26
Jan
Haas
26%
1.700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16
16%
Xl6Va
16%
16%
16'A
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23 Va
23%
*23 '/a
*41%
42%
41%
41%
42%
42%
*42
43
42
42%
700
12 7%
13%
13
13%
13
13'A
13 V»
13%
13%
13%
2.800
61%
*60
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16'A
15%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*60
50c
15%
50c
9%
*15%
40
16
9%
16
40%
,
*15%
39%
Roper
1
Aug~30
14.300
1.300
23%
*60
61 Va
30
*
16
12.800
9%
4.100
•
16 Va
40%
16
16
16%
39%
39%
40 %
39%
40
57.200
51%
52
52
52
52%
52%
11.800
109.100
500
16%
47%
46%
49%
46%
47%
45%
47 Va
41
40%
40 7
39%
40%
39%
40%
14.500
34
33
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
48.700
51%
51 %
a
"
*50 %
51%
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
51%
51%
108 %
107%
107 Va
*106%
107%
106%
106%
5
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
40
100
*87%
87%
*87%
87%
87%
87%
16%'
17
106
500
40%
41%
184.100
*87 VA
87%
87%
87%
200
16%
16%
68.300
5%
11.800
1
15%
16%
16
16%
16%
17%
5%
5%
5
5 Va
5
5 Va
5%
5%
55%
55%
56%
56
55%
300
106%,
40%
40
£
5
57%
58%
59
58%
59%
Va
48%
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
49%
50%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
30
30%
2.400
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29 "A
29%
29
29%
2.300
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
3.400
No par
38
38%
37%
38
37%
38%
38%
38%
38 "A
38%
7.100
10
5
43
43%
42%
43 Va
42%
42%
42%
42%
43 Va
43%
3.600
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43 Va
42%
43
42%
43
8.800
131%
133%
132%
133%
132%
131'A
132
4.100
Co
Corp
Corp
Co
48
5
133%
100
Corp
(Geo
Royal
8.400
12%
53
*107%
Ltd
1.500
16%
40 Va
52
16
14%
I
134
99
*96
99%
*96
99%
*96
133%
*96
48.700
99%
*96
99%
24.800
%
_
D)
Corp
16 Va
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3.800
1
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
6
f 16
9%
14%
1
Feb
30%
30%
30-
30%
29%
31%
31
31%
31 Va
31 %
33.400
42
41'A
42
41%
1
42
41%
42
1
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
V4
34%
34%
5.400
20 g
47%
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47'A
47%
46.400
46%
47%
46%
47
46%
47%
Cola
Co
Petroleum
Co
transactions
McBce
Rubbermaid Inc
1
Ruberoid
10
10
10%.
10%
10%
10
12%
11%
12
11%
12
12
12
28%
28%
28 %
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
29%
*19%
20%
*19%
20 va
*19 va
20%
19 %
19%
9%
19% Jan
10
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
14
12
Ryder
Ruppert
:
'"w.—"
10%
12
l
3.100
42%
'
1
J
Co
41%
5
_j
1
42 Va
47 Va
Corp
9
Jun
26%
11%
Corp
Aug 12
19% Aug 12
2
26%
16 Va
Co
Elec
31% Feb
16% Mar 21
9
&
13% Jan
29
21
26%
14%
preferred series A
Rohr
9
352% Jan 26
15
Jan
27
11%
common
&
4%
Ronson
11 %
26%
15%
com
Rohm
44
4
26%
14%
Corp
38
17% Jan
26%
5
Rockwell-Standard
Foreign
10% Jun
Controls
31% Aug 29
14% Feb
27
2.50
27
23
1.400
27
100
Company
21
Oct
600
13%
10
28% Dec
~7 Va
16%
13%
No par
24
11 % May 29
16%
13%
10
Trust
22% Oct
31% Mar 15
16%
13
s
Inc
12
44
11%
16%
13
10%
1.25
Manufacturing
42% Feb
Mar 18
11%
16'A
12%
5
J.)
24
17% Jan
11%
16%
12 Va
10
Tobacco
3.60% series
(R.
Ritter
9
11
17
12%
1
Co
Richfield Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
July 26
5.100
11%
*16 Va
12%
46%
Richardson-Merrell
98
59.700
11
33
36% Apr
Mar 19
21%
17
10
Oct
97
20%
50c
19% Jan
23
Aug
27
20%
12%
40%
Robertshaw
20
*16%
34%
28% May 31
20%
2.000
*10%
41%
1
76.800
73.900
72%
50
>-AWy<
30
32%
19%
31%
71 Va
*80
50
45%
3
32%
71%
*80
19%
10%
33%
21
16
Aug 22
32%
20%
10%
Brass
5
2
32%
20%
preferred
50% Aug 30
July 30
Jan
28% Aug
8.000
30%
30%
40%
Rhodesian
Va May 22
6
11%
29%
1
Rheem
17 % Aug 29
65% Feb
Va
30 va
52%
Preferred
4.900
41%
11
29%
52%
Reynolds
10%
41%
11%
10%
■
Drug & Chemical Co___2.50
.No par
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A_
.__50
4%% conv 2nd pref
_100
47% May 14
88 % Feb
8
10
41%
11
11
Rexall
28
Jan
10%
41%
41%
10%
Inc
52% May 21
10
11
10
41
11%
Republic Steel Corp
23
11
10%
41%
10
40%
i
Eng
convertible
Copper
Aug
10
41%
10
11
Corp
&
Revere
110
36% July 17
87
Elec
Revlon
37% Jun
49% Jan
97
Stores
Aug 27
41%
Mar
4.400
40%
Inc.,..:
49% Aug 28
40% Jan
20% Oct
17%
10
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
17
18% Feb
17%
17%
Reliance
19 % Apr
28
17%
18
No par
No par
Chemicals
Reliance
12% Aug 20
25
9% Jun
17%
xl7 Va
I_I_50
Bit Co
Bros
Reichhold
14
31.800
17%
18%
preferred
preferred
Stores
Roller
4
16% Oct
31 Va Jun
May 28
6% Oct 24
21
Owl
34%
17%
Inc__3.33%
common
14% Apr
15
22% Mar
500
33%
2.50
..,r.yi,Y
15
8
80%
33%
32%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Co
80 Va
32%
32%
No par
International
Jan
19
1
72'A
80 V2
32%
80 Va
32%
1
44% May 14
13% Jan
Nov
8
71%
80%
72%
80 Va
32%
Inc
9
2
Oct 24
12
72 Va
71%
80%
32%
par
1
Inc
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
18
41 Va Feb
10% Feb
18 % Aug
21% Jan
16% May 29
73
*80%
2.50
/ $3.50 1st preferred
Ralston Purina Co
Random
72
No par
20 Va
24
Aug
8% Jan
Feb~16
25
May 29
5% Oct 24
Corp of America com_No
Jan
40
9% May 17
38
7% Jun
Radio
13
82 V May 22
-
3.000
54.800
11
11%
12
12%
1.700
29'/a
29%
5.300
No par
17
17 Va
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17 Va
17 Va
100
' 2.100
2.50
12
12%
11%
12%
12
12'A
11%
12
11%
12 VA
21,100
System Inc
*19
Va
19%
S
37
13% Jun
25
68% Oct
8
22% Oct
62%
98 %
4
25
Jan
7
19
Jan
10
23
Dec
81
Safeway
Aug 30
4%
Aug 30
Stores
12
21% Feb
20
St.
Joseph
Joseph Light & Power
18%
Jan
26% July
79
31
Jan
93 Va
St
5
L
San
Fran
Ry
Co
No par
St
Regis
34% Apr
3
35
Jan
39% Mar 15
May 29
40% Apr
16% Jan
2
10
Jan
13% Apr
15
18 % Jan
2
9% Aug 21
2
18% Jan
13% Jan
10
Paper
Schenley
com__No par
26
27% Jan
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
1
42 % Jan
24
Oct
96
38%
*375
39%
21
62%
x95%
va
21%
62%
96%
95'A
*375
425
39
39%
x39
62%
96'A
425
39%
20%
20%
X20%
20%
25
26
62%
*20%
45.400
210
98'A
97 Va
98
425
38%.
62%
62 Va
62%
97
*375
425
*375
—
—
—
39
38%
39%
10.100
21
20%
20%
2.500
9% Jan
15
22
11% Jan
16
35% Jan
25%
25%
14
San
Diego Imperial Corp
Electric Co_
July 17
Jan
2
Aug
23
10% Aug
48% Aug
1
61 %
10 % Oct
24
28% Apr
23
50
Oct
23
53% Dec
28
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
2
31
Mar 15
77
Jan
16
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
90
Feb
6
99% Dec
31
97% Jan
9
19
Oct
23
26 Va Jan
30
21% Jan
2
74% Jan
5
Jun
12
77
10% July 11
75% Apr
16% Jan
1
26
23
Jan
Convertible
30
92
Apr
Jan
5%
Corp
x91%
91%
92%
93
*92%
94%
800
31%
31%
31%
32'A
31%
32%
29.200
37%
38 %
37%
38
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
3.000
13 %
150.700
1
12%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
10.800
10%
10%
11%
11
11%
10%
11
11
11
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
*9%
10
37%
36 %
3
7'A
36%
36%
36 %
37%
37 Va
38%
32 %
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 V8
32 Va
600
35c
1
30
36%
*32
9%
1
V
Co
Paper
12%
12%
26%
21%
preferred—.
Corp common
5%%
convertible
12%
25%
10%
common
N
13
"f
21%
SCM
28
92%
32
1
Schlumberger
Scott
92%
31 %:
5
preference
convertible
x25%
92%
32%
26
com__1.40
Inc
Schick Inc
5
102
Schering
22
Aug
59
38%
Industries
25%
92%
31%
10
Diego Gas & Electric Co
16
6%
9
98% Feb
45% Jan
32
San
27
35% July 22
23
10% Jun
25%
100
5%
Co
Sangamo
23 Va May 21
15% Oct
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
X61%
62%
425
5
Preferred series A
Aug 23
26% Jan
2
49
10
96%
*375
'
Aug 13
:
8
100
St.
40% Aug
61%
__100
preferred
Lead Co
conv
39% Mar 12
27% May 29
11
1.66%
common
preferred
4.30%
20% May 21
21% Mar
1
16 va May 29
Jan
45% Feb
4
91% Apr 22
61 Va
5
9%
63
9%
9%
9%
62%
63 va
62%
9%
64
12%
9'A
63
700
56.600
9%
9%
9%
10.400
63 %
62%
63 %
8.900
11%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
13
50
50 Va
50 Va
50%
50%
51
51
51%
52'A
52%
53
No par
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37 VA
36%
37%
37%
38%
preferred
common
8.300
12.100
$3.40 preferred
No par
preferred
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Ho par
*101%
25
100
1
31%
*90
91
*90
91
91
*90
12%
*90
13
2.900
52.800
91
*90
91
27.100
'
82
Jan
32 % Aug
18
2
82
Jun
29
$4
Scovill
4
Screw
Bolt
&
Corp of Amer
6% Feb
7
4% Jan
25
33% Dec
31
32% Jan
2
40% May 29
Seaboard
Air Line RR Co
11% July 30
23% Jan
3
17% Jan
2
22 Va Jun
14
Seaboard
Finance Co
Seagrave
3% Oct 22
21
Jun
5% Apr
14
2
103
31%
100
*77
*101%
31%
*77
4%
31%'
31%
4%
4%
.—20
38%
39%
38%
21
20%
11%
11%
11
*101%
32
*77
*101 Va
103
32 VA
103
32
*77
80
—
13.300
32%
80
4%
11%
4%
4%
4%
4%
38%
20%
2.50
Corp_.
5
31%
39%
38%
39'A
38
38%
5.300
20%
39%
20%
103
80
*77
80
1
Corp
*101%
103
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
12.800
11'A
10%
11
*4%
4%
2.500
"
*11
2.300
11
*10%
10% July 29
29% Aug 20
Jun
4
36% Apr
25
Sealright-Oswego
Falls
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
14.500
17
95
Aug
14
Sears
Co
3
94
94%
93%
94%
93%
94 %
93%
93%
93%
94%
28.000
6
16
May 20
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
*13
13%
*12%
13'A
*12%
13 VA
*12%
13 V4
13
13
200
6% Aug 22
8
103% Jan
7
6,800
7
106
3
19% Aug
2
13% Jun 24
Jun
25
88% Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan
4
59
6% May 29
103% Oct
104
12
Aug
18% Jan
12% May 29
11% Mar 30
Jan
Mar
11% Jan
22
Roebuck
Servel
Inc
$5.25
Mar 12
Servomation
16% Jun
S
F
18%
19%
17%
18%
22'A
22%
22
22%
6.900
22%
38%
39%
38%
39%
12,600
No par
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
xl3 %
13%
13%
13%
4,000
—1
45%
46
45%
46
x45%
46%
46 VA
46%
46 Va
47
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
25% May 23
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp..
;
1
23 va
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
24 Va
24'A
24%
24'A
24%
10.100
13% Jan
14
Sheraton
7%
7%
7%
7%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9%
39.200
19 Va Feb
18
Shoe
28% Oct
23
19% Aug 27
16
11
47
Aug
24% May
2
7% Aug
15% Aug 15
7
30
3
&
_2.50
1
Gas
Corp
(Frank G)
Shattuck
Shell
Oil
Steel
Oil
Co
Corp
Oct 22
19
Jun
27
33% Jan
21% Jun
20
26% Jan
26% Oct
23
56
19
32% Jan
2
43% Aug
7
24% Oct
24
33% Mar 29
26% Aug
32% Feb
11
Simonds
15% Oct
24
22
36% Aug
28
24
of
Simplicity
28% Oct
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
50c
of America
Corp
16
May 23
8.800
19
38%
17% May
21
2,300
22
2
4
12.900
15%
38%
11% Jan
187/a Jan
20%
15%
18%
23% Mar 28
24
20
20%
19'%
24
May 28
15 %
22 Va
9% Oct
9% Oct
20 Va
15
38%
Sharon
19% Jan
20%
15
19
Shamrock
16
22% Feb
20%
15
21%
22
24% Apr
34% Jan
20
15%
106%
*105
38%
43 % Apr
2
15
14%
6%
7
106%
38%
30
18% Jan
31
20
15%
*105
18%
34% Jan
4
Dec
20%
15
6%
106 Va
22 Va
2
12
29% Jan
22% Jan
20
1
6%
*105
22
9% Jan
45% Feb
25
41% Mar 20
Corp___
6%
6%
1061/2
20%
38%
5
25
23
6%
*105
30%
No par
6% Jun
14 Va Jun
16
7
105
105
Corp
Industries Inc
Shahmoon
6%
30%
|L_-No par
1
Financial
C
30 Va Jun
14% May 29
1
common
preferred
22% July 29
7
&
1
America
18
16
16
16
8
16
.
16
16 Va
16
5.800
16
2.000
23%
*15%
16
30.800
2.500
6.600
'
t
Apr
2
35% Jan
63
Feb~21
Jan
49%
30
82 % Aug 30
Mar
50% Jun 14
19% Oct 24
62
35% Mar
8
23
20
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
May 29
45 % Jun
25
44
May 28
•
33% Jun
Jan
7
12
60% Mar 20
51% Aug 13
69% Aug 20
27
58% Jan
2
73 Va Aug
26
11% Jan
2
25% Aug 29
10% Fee
6
72% Feb 28
9 % Jan
2
8% Jan
4
53 Va Jan
21
58
Feb
15
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
-
44% Jan
17
32% Jan
2
Y
40% Jan
16
28% Jan
2
16
30% Jan
4
21% Aug
7
Mar 23
29
69 Va Aug
59% Dec
..
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
50
55% Jan
Aug
12% Nov
25
Jun
28
21% Oct
24
27% Oct
24
33
17% Jun
Jan
61% Apr
28
24
■'
■
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 VA
23'A
23%
23%
No par
41%
42
40%
41%
40%
41 Va
41'A
41%
41 'A
411/4
No par
28
28
27 Va
27%
*27%
21Va
27 Va
21Va
27Vt
27%
32%
33%
33
34%
34%
36%
35 va
36%
34%
34%
6.000
48
48%
48
48%
48%
49%
49 Va
49%
49V8
49%
71.400
22.100
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Co
Saw & Steel
Sinclair
Pattern
Oil
Singer
Skelly
(A
5
!
Co
Oil
Smith
lo
25
Co
O)
Smith- Kline
10
Corp
Smith-Douglass
&
Inc
Co
French
Mobil Oil
Socony
50c
Co
Corp
5
Labs.No par
Inc
Co
Soo Line Railroad
&
4
South
Jersey
49% May 21
35% Feb 25
South
Puerto
8%
79%
79%
80%
80%
82 Va
65
66 Va
65%
66%
66 Va
67%
31%
32
32
31%
32
31%
32
311/4
31%
6,400
46
46%
46 Va
46%
45%
47 VA
47%
49%
48%
49%
52.900
67%
68%
67%
68%
67%
68
67
67%
661/4
67
18.300
73
51.000
25
20,300
70%
72
72 Va
73 Va
72%
72%
72%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24 Va
8%
8%-
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
58
58%
*57%
58
53
53
*52%
54
8%
57%
58
58
Sugar
com
preferred
:
52%
52%
52%
52%
41%
41 %
41
41
41%
41%
41%
41
5
25
36%
37 %
35%
37%
36%
37%
37%
38%
38
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
22%
*33
2.800
1,700
300
54
*52%'
*41 %
17.300
8%
57%
57%
58
2.50
Co
Rico
79
67%
71%
50
Gas
79%
67%
31%
25
preferred
23
78 Va
68
70%
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Feb
80
24%
South
5%
79%
15
.
Platinum
Amer
1.700
*67%
No par
1
Co__
Gold
South
Aug
54
41%
■
700
41
38 %
-
"
37.000
33%
1.20O
3.400
25
23% Feb
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
31% Mar 30
30
57% Jan
51 % Jan
40 Va Jun 26
53
May
9
50
Jan
57% Apr
50
Mar 21
43
Jan
53% Aug
9
7.50
51%
52%
51
51%
51
51%
51 va
51%
51
51%
5.400
37% Aug
15
Southern
Pacific
(Del)
No par
36%
37
35%
36%
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
35%
361/4
68.000
July 10
Southern
Railway common
preferred
No par
65
65%
65%
66
65%
66%
6 6'A
66%
66 Va
66%
11.100
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,300
36
May 29
21% May 29
44
May 29
18% July
71
Feb
5
14
16
27
Feb
18
30% Feb
July 18
16
28% Mar
59% Feb
7
55% Mar
20% Dec
31
2
75
Apr
16
19% Feb
72% Jan
34% Aug 16
Southern
California
May 13
Southern
Southern
Indiana
68
_
21
21% May
25
Aug
3
1
38 V8 Jun
21
80
35% Mar
7
33% Mar
1
11
5
15
2
10% Mar
6
15% Jun
6% Jan
3
10% July 12
25% Mar 19
35% May 23
9.4 Va May
97
Nov
1
26% Jan
9% Oct
23
47% Jan
2
4
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
90
Jan
15
95% Dec 26
10% Oct 22
24% Jan
2
90
97
Jan
7
12% Mar 26
19%
Aug 30
18
Feb
1
16% Jun
12
7
May
9
93
Apr 24
98% Feb
20 Va Jun
25
38% Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32% May 16
81
25
86
8
82V8Jan
2
90% Jun
Sep
Co
Co
57
22% May 29
Aug 16
Public Service
22%
22%
.1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
8%
34%
34%
34
34%
34
34 Va
33%
34
33%
34
23.200
5
Southeastern
54%
55
54%
55%
54%
55
54%
55%
55%
55%
13.000
55%
55%
55 Va
*551/4
22%
'
30
Mar
for footnotes, see page 25.
20
Edison
Gas
&
El.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
5%
Co
20
non-cum
Mobile
&
Ohio
Southwestern
stock
Public
tr
ctfs
Service
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
Sperry
preferred
Rand
Corp
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
56
*55%
56
55%
80
78
78%
*78
79%
*78
79%
36
36 Va
36
36%
19%
100
*78
.1
36
36%
36 %
1
18%
18%
18%
36%
18%
56
40O
-
79%
20
36%
36%
3,300
19
19%
9.100
*78
common
18%
19%
1
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
18.600
2.50
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
26.800
6
29%
30%
29
29%
29'A
29%
29Va
29%
100
Spartans
4.20%
x55%
'
*95%
*95 Va
96%
*95%
96%
14%
14%
15'A
15Va
15%
94
94
2 81/2
29%
20.300
90%
80
97
29
*94 Va
14%
30
97
*94%
97
50c
25
94%
94%
*94
95
No par
28%
29%
x28 Va
28%
28%
28%
No par
*90%
90%
x90
90
89'/a
89%
14%
MVa
*94
14%
95
19
14%
*94
28%
*89
15
95
29
90%
14%
13.800
345,000
120
*
*89-
24
The Commercial
(880)
and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
24% Jun
74% July
Lowest
2
48% May 22
43% May 29
77% Jan
2
34y8 Aug 26
64
Jan
2
2
83 % Apr
25
81
Jan
22
24
35 y8 Jan
2
12% Aug 13
May 29
65% Dec
5
61% Feb
28
81 y» May 29
98 y2 Dec
26
15% Oct
50
1963
Highest
35% Jan
July
5
85% Apr
20% Feb
15
69% Apr
98% Apr
24
9
76
14
Feb
13
26
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
2
65% Aug
45% May 28
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
48
May 29
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
71% Aug
6
70% May 13
85
July 17
95% Feb 28
23% Mar
5
397/b Oct
11 y8 Jun
41 % Oct
25
90
Jan
2
22
16
53 % Jan
22 Vb Jun
26
16% Feb
Jan
30% Mar 15
23
May 24
27% Jan
29
22% Feb
12
11% July 18
16% Jan
24
18% Oct
24
40% Jan
liy4 Mar
2
6
20% Mar 25
29% Mar
25
6% May 29
9
5
32 y4 Dec
7% Jan
47% Jan
29
81% Feb
28
84% Nov
28
19% Jan
17
Feb
6
14% May 29
Oct~22
24%
Jun
31% Aug 12
38% Jan 15
85
Mar 18
Aug
7.
13 vn
Aug 30
24% July 23
29 % Jan 18 ;
Feb
17% Feb
6
16
2
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
18% Jan
11
21
34
9
5
"
25
50 Vo Mar 20
62
Aug 29
23
14% July 12
18%
Jari li
27% May 29
33 y4 Apr
24
21% May 29
44
31
Jan
2
23 y2 Jan
2
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
Jan
15
10% Feb
13
24
30% Jan
2
5% May 17
17% Jan
2
20% May 29
28% Jan
2
25 vb Jan
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
15% Jan
2
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
28% May 21
May 29
45% Apr
24% Nov
23
41 Vb Jan
55% Jun
29
24
16% Jan
19
17
92
6
May 29
14% Oct
32
17% May 29
8% Oct
83
Oct
43
May 29
21 y8 Oct
21% Jan
8% Jan
85
May 29
1385 Feb
27
24
24 y4 Mar 21
24
49% Feb
27
22 % Jun
25
5
56% May
12 % Jun
21
1559
2
20
12
May 14
May
35
35v4
36%
3.000
72%
71%
71%
70%
71%'
71%
72%
72
73
8.500
84%
x83%
83%
84
84%
84 'a
84%
*84
85
l-h
8.900
110
14%.'
141/4
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
14'/4
14%
12.200
65%
66
65%
66 Vb
65%
66%
65%
66%
65%
66 »/4
43.500
94%
84%
95
94%
*9
95
v2
95
95
Vb
95
95
1.300
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
64%
64%
64%
64%
65 vb
32.500
70 %
70%
70%
70%
70%
71%
71
71%
71%
71 %
s9.800
631/2
64
65%
66
66
94
*93
64%
6 5 v4
93%
93
93
12%
13%
131/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
29.600
*45%
47%
45%
45%
47
47,
48
48
49%
49%
400
22%
23%
*23
23v2
*23
24%
*241
24%
24
20
20
20
—1
*24
13%
*93
13%
13%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
23'/a
23%
23%
23%
TO 1/2
23%
23%
22%
10%
10%
30%
30%
*30% :
31
*30%
36
36%
35v2
36
351/4
1
10
4
18
Feb
2
15% Jain
2
19% Jun
13
19
May
2
17% Jan
2
28V4 May 20
42 % Jan
18
Taft
481/2 May
9
'
7% Jan 25
Talon
Tandy Corp T
29% Jari
Technical Material
10%
30%
•351/2
*83
13%
13%
13%
28%
29 vb
28 5/a
28%
36%
36%
36%
34%
1341/2
29v«
%
357 a
36 Vb
"36
34
34%
34v4
34%
.34'/b
34%
v.
-
1.400
12.600
.13.700
12.800
31
200
:
35%
*83
*13% "
28%
36
-
84
1.000
...
.
10%
*30%
36%
29%
:.
10%
30%
36
84
*83
13% ' 13%
10%
31
36
,
x
35%
12.100
84
13%
13%
900
28%
29 %
'41.300
36%
■
36 %
8.000
341/b
341%
5.300
21%
22%
*22%'!
23
22%
23
22%
23
20%
20 %
*201/4
20%
2n%
203/4
20%
20%
60%
601/4
601/2
60'/a
611/2
60%
62
61%
61%
16 v2
16 %
161/a
16'A
16 %
16%
16%
163/4
42%
43%
43% '. 441/4
16%
44%
453/b
43%
44 %
31%
32
31%
313/4
31%
31%
2.300
7%
7%
•7%
7%
191.600
18%
18%
183/4
18%
8.200
7.000
22%
20%
60
16%
v
22%
20%
%
,
44
45'a
31%
31%
,7%
:
7%
25.100
500
5.400
1.300
•»
.13.800
•
31%
7%
71/a
71/4
18%
18%
'18 i/a
18%
27%
28
28
28v2
27%
281/4
28%
29%
28%
291%
23%
23%
23
23 i/a
23
23%
*22%
23%
23
23
53v4
53%
53 %
53%
531/4
53%
53%
54%
54
54%
5.200
23%
•?
31%
7%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
5.100
9V8
1.900
9
9
*94%
•
f
18'a Ul8%
'
9
9
*94%
96
/•'.;
9
j
-
9
96
*94%
96
x24%
9
*94%
9
96
*94%
1.200
/
96
50%
51%
51'b
51%
511/a
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
2.400
34%
34%
34%
3 5'/a
34%
35Va
34 Vb
34%
.61.200
52%
34»/4
51%
35
52
51%
52%
52
52
52
11
51%
xl0%
11%
1398
1419
(
10%'
11
1400
1409
11
1410
10%
1433
18
.
10%
1398
•
10%
:1420
1402
52
3.800 ?.
.
10%
12.400 v
:14.18
1.170
18%
18
18
18
17%
18
18
18
40
40 %
40
401/4
x39%
40a/t
39%
40%
39%
40%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
17.300
19
191/8
18%
19 vb
18%
19 Vt
19
19Va
18%
19
13.503
24%
24%
24%
*17%
1
Symington Wayne Corp—————1
14
>10v4
■
28%
— __
Swingline Inc class A
Aug 29
v
■■■'.• 84
*83
14
*13%
Chemical Corp common—___1
47% Jan
84
23%
6.400
500
23%
/
23%
*83
66%
94
241/4
,
'
10%
10%
*93
131%
13%
22%
11% May 29
40
48%
35
131/2
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
44% Apr
471/4
35
*84%
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil'Co—
No par
Sunray DX Oil Co
——_—1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
——6.25
Sunshine Mining Co
-10c
Superior Oil of California———25
Sweets Co of America
-1.38 8/9
Swift & Co
—25
2
Jan
48
34%
931/2
.
5
15% Jan
12 % Oct
31% Oct
25
36% Aug
1045
21
:
98% May 10
52% Aug
7
7% Jan
12'/a Aug 13
Jun
6
,
:
50 % Aug
8
-
795
14
43 y2 Jan
15
53
Jan
Feb
8
25 % Jan
May 14
vo Jan
28% Feb
24
|
47%
34%
65%
Sun
13
16% Nov
471/4
341/4
13%
10% Feb
70% Feb
25
46V4
34%
93%
28% May 23
24
10 y2 Jun
Shares
47%
72%
5% prior preference—„20
Stone & Webster
1
Stone Container Corp„-—1
Storer Broadcasting Co_
1
Stouffer Foods Corp
1
1.25
Studebaker Corp——,
—.
1
Suburban Gas
;
1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—.—_1
SuCrest Corp
——— 1
Sunbeam Corp___
1
Sunstrand Corp—
—;—5
Aug 20
38% Oct
the Week
Aug. 30*
34 Vb
Stauffer Chemical Co common—:_5
3%% preferred
—100
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
Sterling Drug Inc
—2.50
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
—--15
Stewart-Warner Corp
—-—2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—_1
?
27
29 % Aug
20 y4 May 17
26
Nov
18
*
38% Aug
37% Jun
37
25
15% Oct
23
2
82
21
24
Friday
Aug. 29
47
Stanley Warner Corp
_—5
Stanray Corp
-———1
Starrett Co (The) LS——_—No par
24% May 24
10% Aug 23
31% July 23
29
Jan
25% Oct
■22
26
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 28
471.
48
64%
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
6 % convertible preferred
Standard Pressed Steel Co
17
22
31
Wednesday
—100
3%% preferred series A
9
Jun
22
Tuesday
Aug. 27
A«g. 26
Standard Packaging Corp com——1
26
107/b Oct
21 y2 Jun
.
(
93% Aug 26
12% July 23
45% Aug 22
Mar 12
71
22
93
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
Square D Co
5
Staley A E Mfg Co
-10
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Kollsman Industries
1
Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25
$3.30 conv preferred
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
—25
Standard Oil of New Jersey—.——7
Standard Oil of Ohio common.—10
Jan. 1,
4
25
May 29
48
Range Since
Highest
39% Dec
1.000
:
9.200
T
Jun
27
55% Mar 23
29% May 29
31Va July 22
1130% Jan
11% Jan
4% May 29
4% Oct
24
31
25% Mar
Jun
25
5 V2 J un
6
2
16% Feb
15% Oct
61% Dec
45
4
It 18% Aug 21
4% July 22
14
7% Jan
25
17% Jan
2
21'/a Apr
30
591/2 Jan
7
74V2 Aug 28
191/4 Aug 30
18% Mar
45% Mar 29
41
11
41% Jan
11% Oct
22
15
Oct
22
5
16% Jan
125% Jan
4
52 % NOV 29
33% May 29
'/4 Mar
57
Apr
47% Jan
2
4
2
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
28
50% Jan
24
22% May 29 =
3IV4 Mar
9
29% Mar 21
26% May 29
331/2 Mar
9
32
Jan
2
1
25% Jan
2
22%
Corp
Transmission
Gas
12.50
Corp
85%
•j 84
233/4
5734
11 ,300
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
20 .700-
par
40 V2
40%
40%
41
413/4
41
41
4VV
$1.25
Inc
Thatcher
No par
common
No
preferred
conv
Thiokol
Oil—
&
Co
Glass
26%
27
263/4
11%
11
11
52%
52%
54%
11
26%
271/4
27
IIV4
*11 %
11%
*11
50%
51%
28
8
Tidewater Oil common—
2
69% July
20
Jan
5
preferred
Tiniken Roller Bearing—
3
Tishman
Toledo
25
:
Trane
28% Jun
25
48% Feb
15
44% Jan
54% Aug
1601/2 Aug
16
1331/2 Feb
3% Aug
7%
Jan
24
12% Apr
23% Aug
3
30
16
July 29
42% Mar 4
22% Apr
15
48% Jun
3
53% July
14% Jan
55% May 13
28% May 15
9% Mar
19
8
2
43% Aug 15
50
July
20
2
37
Jun
3
7% July 16
11
Jan
22
Twin
33.900
4.100
693/8
68%
251/4
69%
67%
693/a
10.300
18
17%
18%
18
18
a
2.900
30%
30%
30 Vs
30%
30%
30%
4.700
67V4
67%
67
30%
69 "
69v2
69%
68%
69%
683/4
683/4
5.200
.23
22%
22%
x22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
72
71Va
713/4
71%
71%
71%
71%
70%
71%
2 900
53%
54%
5434
54%
543/4
54%
54%
20.500
.160%
160 Vb
160%
1.900
4%
17.500
22%
72
Electronic
53%
18 3
160
1
1
4%
4'A
11
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
20%
20 3/4
20%
4.400
11
5
Corp
Pipeline Co
Financial
54%
541/8
*18
2
100
159V2
160
4%
160
1591/2
160
4%
43/8
160
4%
4%
4%
4%
9.000
21%
22
213/4
22%
22
23%
17%
18
17%
173/4
17%
18 3/4
18%
18%
18%
183/R
15.900
1
preferred
20%
_1
Co
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—
1
800
26%
25
17%
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50
29%
26%
251/4
69%
30Vb
preferred
Trans-World
*293/8
26%
25
17%
World Airlines Inc
Trans
29%
26'4
25%
301/4
2
Transwestern
800
91
17V2
Co
Transitron
2 ,500
11 .100
No par
1
Co
conv
27
30Ve
Co
Supply Co class A
4%%
16
67
33 .500
1
Transamerica Corp common
Tractor
66%
*293/8
*90
7 200
;
5
24
Torrington
66%
*
*25
25V4
91
29%
26
25%
*90
26%
291/4
29%
263/8
251/4
65%
No par
Realty & Construction
Edison
25%
25%.
25
51%
91
*90
92%
29%
29%
29%
25V4
10
$1.20
*90
92%
*90
No par
Thor Power Tool Co
July 12
25% Mar 20
76% Apr
Jan
27%
51
65% Feb
2
22%
27%
2
22
29%
21%
111/4
81% Jan
11% Jan
29
221/s
50%
25
39% Jan
29%
203/4
11%
Jun
24
29%
21%
51%
51
6% May 29
30 'A
20%
11%
20% Jan
15% Oct
29%
2IV4
50%
Co
8
5
30%
20%
26%
Betts
42% Feb
52 % Feb
x29%
211/4
1
&
1 .000
301/4
20%
Thomas
18
142 ,000
41
29%
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooidridge com—5
4%
preferred
100
Feb
.
5
Co—
24
29
*41
1
Co
Mfg
Chemical
15% Oct
Oct
-i
32. 500 i,
6. 300
38%
Textron
Coal
30% May 31
58'/4 Jan
46
66%
38V4
Pacific
30% Aug 29
73% July
3
29% May
1
Feb~16
85%
83v4
14
July 26
16% Apr 26
25% Mar
26%
833/4
87%
38%
24% Mar 13
26
84%
86%
17 .400 ;■
38V0
291/4 Aug 21
19% Mar
4
Oct
85%
1
.'
50c
2
13
123 ,800
15
•65%
4
,
15%
16 %
56%
16
8
15
15%
66%
Apr
23
15%
16%
273/4
23 % Feb
14% Jah
73. 000
15%
15%
66 %
25'/4 NOV
34% Apr
51% Feb
60%
563/4
36
23
46%
59%
29%
3
May 29
191/4
46'/a
59%
15%
85%
56
24
Oct
19%
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15
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19
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17
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15
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45
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83
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3
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10
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3
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2
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621/4 Jun 11
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5
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16% Apr
13% Mar 26
49
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231/2 Jan
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2
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25
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8% Jan
3
23
27% Jan
151/4 Aug 28
Unarco Industries
16% Oct
15
21 '/2 Jan
29
Unilever
Ltd
30% Oct
27'% Aug 26
23
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15
38
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50
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41 %
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Jun
83
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27
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231/2 Jan
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4
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19
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24
United
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5
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8
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31
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2
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11
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Jan
21
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21% Jan
2
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30
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2
2
Jan
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Financial
Fruit
Gas
United
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233/4 May 16
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United
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
19 Va Oct
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
22
95 % Aug 10
98 y4 Dec
23 % Jun
32% Mar
25
28 % Jun
25
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2
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26
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2
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4
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2
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7%
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9
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5
60% Feb
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18
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23
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2
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U S Borax &
U
July 30
45% Feb
Aug
7
Jan 12
I
'!
9 %
33 Va Aug
2
161% Jan
•
32 % May 23
100
July 19
11
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
9 % Feb
Oct 23
23%. Dec
3
73
48'/a Mar 29
2
4
Jan
36% Feb
4
164% May 25
24 V4 Mar
2
21
8% Jan
f
98 % Jan
26
47% Mar 23
•
2
9
NEW
Highest
24% Jan
24
105 y4 Jan
July 11
10% Oct 23
i
Lowest
Highest
4iy8 Feb 14
162%
162%
163
2.50
17%
18
17%
16%
17%
35%
37%
17'/a
35%
36
17%
35%
16%
37%
173/a
43%
44%
36%
43%
44
373/s
433/4
36%
3774
10c
443/8
201/4
44
20%
20%
20%
441%
20%
20%
4474
44%
12.80
Products
1
1
Oil
37%
38%
38
19V4
20
38%
X37%
37%
1974
1974
8.400
37%
38%
3774
38 Va
10.300
34%
33 5a
34
33%
Co
Co
Buildings Corp
& Light Co
Utah Power
16%
/
120
23.400
'
36.900
18.400
V
22 y* May 29
33% Feb
1
12% Dec
19
28% Jan
16
12% Mar 20
15% Feb
14
May 29
28% Dec
31
26% Mar
30% Jun
4
20
*
22% Jun
22
19 Va Jun
45% Feb
2
8
Oct
24
18
27
fJun
25
44% Mar 23
39Yv Oct
24
44
44
Oct
24
Jan
10
Oct
36%
1
7
1
31
23
Vendo
12
108% Feb
Jan
Aug
Aug
47
14
30
ft Aug 29
87
27
Co
5
30
May 13
113
10
$5
21
July 15
99% May 20
$4.20
preferred
93
Jan
97
$4.12
preferred
Aug 24
25
26% Jan
104% Jan
21 •'.." Jan
3
36% Jan
14% Feb
4
8% May 29
$01% Sep
106
10
21
Jan
7
16
18% Mar 22
10% Jan
30
104
29% Jun
11
14% Apr
2
108
4
Jan
33%
900
13%
14 Va
131/2
13%
4.200
28
28 3k
18%
28 Vr»
28 Va
2,600
35.200
24
Aug 21
Grocery
Vulcan
18
18%
17%
17V4
18%
18%
19 %
18%
19%
17%
18%
19
10%
19%
934
10'/a
9%
10%
19%
19%
24.900
10
76 %
78%
76%
10%
77%
10Va
78%
10%
41.500
73
50 VB
50%
50%
7874
50%
78%
7974
27.700
50
85
50 A
50 A
84 %
84%
84%
X4913
*05
49 J5
*501/2
50%
86%
par
44%
44%
85%
x44 %
853/4
44%
44%
86%
87
443/4
44%
4474
433/4
1093/a
44Va
109V4
110
*
110
xl09%
78
109 Va
109%
%
99
*qc
99
*95
100
*96%
98
*94%
98
100
;
*95
97
*93%
96
96
110
99
*94%
99
*94%
98
*95%
98
*933/,
96
93%
109
-
1.200
109
*941/2
:
3,500
22,600
410
99
*95Va
98
100
*105%
9374
105%
*1043/,
*93%
1
105%
25%
26
*104%
25'/a
IO534
25%
26 Va
*104 3/4
26%
105%
10c
23%
25Vi
24%
2 6 V4
23%
24 VB
23%
24V4
26%
263/4
7.800
25%
12.400
Co
Inc
1
Materials
6 % %
18%
20%
9%
100
$4.80 preferred
Von's
Vornado
18%
19%
__5o
$4.04 preferred
94
23
14
28%
100
16
Oct
14
27%
com__l
preferred
20
16
34
14%
28%
1
5%
convertible
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power com—No
92% Feb
16 Va Jun
34
14
28%
1.25
Co
Jan
July 17
106% Apr
5
28% May 14
34
14%
28%
1
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
5% prior preferred called
98% Aug
3
34%
14
28
Associates
105 % Oct
2
91
*33%
1
10
Inc
Victor
50
2
Co
29
Jun
$02%
13
Raalte
32% Jan
Steel
Corp of America
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
89 Va Jan
88
111% Dec
Van
11% Feb
41%. July 30
$03% July" 18
I86 -Jan 19
Vanadium
Varian
4
Jan
53
Vanadium-Alloys
14
79%
22
40 % Jan
Apr 16
37% Jan
8% July 22
39 % Jan
1
53% Dec
3
16% Aug
17% Aug
19
50% Jan
25
28% Jan
Co
common____l
12 Va
100
*107%
preferred
105%
*104
12%
12 Va
12%
107%
109
107 %
12%
24
12V2
*106
25V4
12 Va
107%
243/4
12 Va
107%
109
95
12 Va
106
12
80
V8
6.500
106
60
w
74
July
9
88
Feb
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
5% Oct
24
39 Va Oct
24
40 y2 Jun
20
79
3
57 y4 Jan
42 Va Jun
2
10
Wabash
25% May 13
9% May 24
Wagner
49% Aug
56% Jun
2
Walgreen
5
Walker
87
2
6% Mar
65% Mar 21
25
July 18
19% Jan
4"
9% Jan
6
10
50% July 29
Jan
RR
4%%
preferred
Corp
Electric
Waldorf System:
100
*84%
85
843/4
84%
85
85
15
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
8%
8 %
22 Va
8 %
81/4
22%
8%
22%
%
22%
*8%
8%
*8V4
8%
30<
48%
48%
1.901
No par
Co
(Hiram)
*3
10
G
21% Oct
25
4% Oct
5% Oct
25
69 y4 Jun
15
44% Feb
19
23%
8
8V4 Feb 20
9% Feb 21
72
Juiy~25
Mar 12
60
22
6ct_24
Oct
20% Feb
24
17% Oct
23
20
17
Warner
Bros
25
„
16% Jun
31
July 10
Warner
Mar 11
23% Jan
29% Apr
2
5
Dec
28
54% Jan
2
9
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
4
9
May 29
51
2
47% Jan
2
37% Mar 19
31% Jan
2
36% Feb
30% Feb
5
103
,
8
5% Jan
Feb
14
32
Jan
3
110
8% Oct
23
25
14%
Feb~ 20
9
Mar 11
39% Mar
87
102% Apr
100
4
Apr
Wayne
12% Jun
15
Jan
11
95
Dec
28
94 % Jan
14
98
3
92
Apr
30
91% Jan
14
22
46
Mar 12
30% Jan
2
94% May 17
38% May 20
97 y2 Feb
16
102
19
May 29
Dec
100% Jan
5
4
32% Dec
4
28
Jan
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
13
27
29
Feb
103
8
25
Jun
18% Jan
21
Mar 12
Mar
4
60% Aug 29
42 %
2
Aug
8
West
Motor
24
25
Sep
90% Oct
25% May
71 y4 May
29
Oct
5
30
110
Feb
15
116
10
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
35
29
18
92
Jan
3
11
96% Apr
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
7
51% Jun
3
14
77
24
77
4
85 % Jun
12
24
Apr
Apr
2
47% Mar 28
Jan
33% Jan
Aug
7
Apr 15
101% May 27
45
4
27% July 22
100;
15
20
103*%
Feb 23
May 29
Oct
19
25
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
Nov
10% Jan
26
36% May 29
Jan
43% Feb
100
Jun
1.800
49%
2.700
49%
49
493/4
491/4
49%
49%
493/4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
383/a
38Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
*343/4
12%
34 Va
13
34Vi
12%
12%
12 %
12%
3434
600
1
12%
*2%
3
12%
12%
12%
16.500
3%
6.200
pfd_
15
6% Jan
21% Jan
39
Jan
2
14
14%
15%
11%
12
11%
11%
1174
llVa
11%
473/8
121/4-
46
48 Va
48
48 Va
47%
48%
102
1021/4
19.100
102
103V4
110
100
July 24
2
Jun
25
32% Feb
20
25% Mar
*3% Oct
22
57
16
35
k% Mar 16
Jun
26
Jun
88
26
Nov
39
87
15
44
93% Feb
2
2
9% Mar 28
1
31% Apr 22
32% May 17
131% Apr
10
44% Dec
28
Oct
29% Dec
5
9
12
Jan
6 % Jan
26% Mar
1% May 29
23
13
7
Jan
28% July 28
Feb
Jun
2
9% Feb
:
6
130
Jan
7
42% Jan
30
"
28
Jan
136% Apr
47
8
May 13
Jan
22
92% Jan
2
62% Feb
5
75% Apr
22
58
8
26% Jan
2
36
May 16
85
7
94
July 18
96% Jun
28
107
9% Jun
19
12
146% Jan
24
93
9$ % Jun 25
131
Jan
16
Jan
2
Jan
3
"
Jun
25
-
11% Feb 28
15
15
25
Jan
Mar 29
96%
*931%
95
363/4
36 Va
37 Va
*101V2
*101%
102%
*101%
56 3/i
1021/4
10
57%
58
58%
601/2
60
41%
42%
42
42%
60 V2
22.300
X41%
42
41 Va
421/4
41%
13.700
23%
42%
23 %
36
2.50
29%
30%
29%
*29 %
29 %
29%
35%
100
35%
*89
100
10
89%
35 Va
36
1021/4
35
119
*116%
32%
33
32%
99
99
*99
24
23 Va
30
30
*29%
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
•26 Va
30
30%
30%
30%
29 Va
29V4
35%
29 Va
*88%
23%
29%
:
*116%
No par
35'/8
293%
35 Va
89%
893/4
89%
119
*1161/4
32%
323/4
100
42
%
29%
104
9%
9%
*29
*41%
293/e
*103
*9%
29%
*29
48
*47
42%
41%
29%
29%
104
*47
*103
9%
293/4
29%
29%
10.100
35%
36%
36 VB
373/s
104.900
89%
89%
8974
*116%
119
50
83
41%
*9%
*29
48
*47 ;
3474
41%
31%
*103
9%.
48
99%
130
34
491/4
19.100
413/4
29%
48
83
600
4174
1.000
32%
32
*103
93/4
*47
18.400
993/4
32%
*29
34
48
104
93/4
293/4
1.100
119
33%
*81V2
'
41%
313/4
104
293/4
*116%
100
82
41%
84.800
29%
49 Va
81%
20
30%
483/4
49
82
(The S S)
30
*81%
483%
82
200
30%
*98%
48%
80%
4.400
2.500
99%
99
49%
23 Va
31
35%
33 Va
X80%
23%
*291%
48.100
353/4
33%
X48 %
common
2474
31
*89
119
5
Inc
57.600
104
10
*9%
974
*29
2 9 3/4
*47
1,200
48
1
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
143/4
14%
14%
5
14%
42%
14%
44%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42
421/4
41%
42
5
33%
34%
34
35
34
34 Va
common—No par
33%
351/4
35%
47%
86.50'
38 %
38%
373/4
38%
38%
38'A
38%
No par
Inc
38V4
37%
38 %
3.801
*91%
92%
*91%
92
91%
913/8
Stores
Elec
10c
Inc
Inc
Power
Co
com
f
30%
(Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
5
40
10
Co
26%
9
92
*913/8
9
29%
9
29%
92
*9174
9
-293/a
9
297/a
9
29Va
*9
30 V4
4.70'
101
91/8
3oy4
1.901
31
30 Va
30%
30%
30 3%
*130%
131%
*130%
*130%
1313/4
130%
*45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
40%
39%
39%
393/8
40
39 Va
40V4
39%
25.20<
130%
46%
40
132
.
2,90i
26%
*30
30 34
131
30
3074
3,901
91
801
8.401
26%
27
26%
26 Va
10
70%
71%
70%
71 %
71%
71%
72
10
72 3/8
71%
72%
34
34%
X333/4
33%
34%
341/4
34%
34
100
34 Va
34%
9?
92
*90%
91%
91%
913/4
*913/a
92%
*91%
92%
111
99%
*98%
99V2
97V2
98%
97Va
9774
,1.401
*1074
103/4
1Q%
103/4
10%
10%
10 V4
10%
2.101
269%
274%
No par
5
*99%
1.25
Co
30%
46 %
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
Wrigley
29%
130%
Corp__10
Inc
Co
W)
9
29%
100
Co
Iron
(F
10
■
9
1
Service
Public
Chemical
Woolworth
*951%
95
102%
35
preferred—80
preferred
Woodward
15
24
28
6%
Wisconsin
27% Aug
Oct
24% Jan
Wisconsin
96%
*93%
56%
23%
common
Industries
Winn-Dixie
*95%
95
*101%
29%
common
*102
96%
8.400
2.700
58%
36 Vb
Erie Ry
*95V2
*93%
15Va
102%
23%
B
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
96%
95
102
14%
57%
30
Co
Co
&
Wltco
Oct
Feb
Wilson
41% July 10
2
L% Oct
L% Jun
*29%
Oil
*93%
36%
Corp
Wilcox
*95%
15%
35%
White
Stores
96%/
15%
102%
5%%
Wickes
102
15V4
34%
29
15
102
xl4%
35%
104
44% Aug 26
37% Aug 30
36% Aug 12
Feb
series
Co
102%
95
*95 %
*93%
1
Telegraph-.
Mfg
14%
102 %
1
10 %
Mar 29
34
28
Motor
3
46 Va
19% Jan
2
Mar 22
48
Dental
3
.
.
12
Aug 14
29% Aug 13
47% Aug 20
2
19
White
3
1.700
47%
No par
convertible
White
10
3
3
12
2
$5
3
Jun
3
14
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3
convertible
preferred
50
107
3
38V4
47
Inc
Wheeling Steel Corp
4%%
;*'•
493/a
X38
4
1
Co
RR
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
50%
_1
Coal
Wheeling & Lake
400
3.700
38%
No par
Co
preferred
3.40C
53.00C
36%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
29%
27
106
5
Bancorporation
7
Jun
32% Jun
25
26% Mar
•:'
""
2{2
May 16
90% Jan
29
263/4
*1051/4
383/a
32
38% Jun
27Va
106
36
2
2
29 Va
263/4
*1051,4
38
Unfon
19
271/4
106 Va
353/4
Western
31% Jan
26%
106%
37s/a
9
86% Apr
V
35%
33
2
30%
26%
106%
37%
25
31
V30
9.30C
35
4
88% Jan
13%
333/4
41% Jan
39% Jan
13%
37%
Pacific
118
133/4
29%
13%
29%
34
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
-40
27
9.10C
37%
Western
Jun
14C
26%
373/8
3
May 29
26%
106 %
1.70C
26%
/
333/8
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
25
30
26%
107%
7%
68%
14
37%
39% Jun
80
•30%
26%
7%
68V4
133%
v
26%
'
*106%
7%
68%
25%
34
2
108% Sep
7%
68%
25%
37%
2
Jan
7%
70
23%
33%
Jan
25
7%
*68 %
.
No par
,
Lines
7%
71
30(
6%
No par
Jan
30% Mar 12
'
26
6%
No par
28
24
7.20(
30
100
29
21% Oct
28.70(
6%
6%
13%
9
Apr
26%
6%
13%
31
25% Jun
26%
6Va
13%
32% Feb
24
261/4
13%
29% Dec
21% Oct
26%
,___1.25
18% Jun
14
26
6%
25%
23 Va July 31
,
26%
6%
7%
;
Corp
Power 4%%
Air
Western
26%
6%
*7%
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
—100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
4% %
Western
26%
24%
Financial
Va
80(
'
5
Co
Kentucky
4.10%
51%
*68%
preferred
Corp
4.20%
West
51%
7%
_
Penn
51%
69%
Knitting Mills
(Del E) Corp
Wesco
85% Jan
26% Oct
23% Jun
convertible
Scientific
West
15
106% Feb
11
19
53% Apr
1
'
*51%
54
25%
(S. D.) Co
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Welch
48%
68 %
Pharmaceutical—l
$4.00
Welbilt
48%
25%
10
Warren
3% May
8
21% Jan 23
48%
50%
6 %
1
Pictures Inc
Warner-Lambert
Webb
48%
50%
100
Mav 14
Waukesha
48%
51 %
No par
Co
40% May 22
34% Aug 20
13 % Aug 22
12% Aug 14
95 y4 Jun
8
48
51%
26
50c
common.
Brothers
38% May
3
40% May 28
51 1 Feb
1
11% Aug 20
2% Apr
2
31
Inc
Co
26%
2.801
48%
52
—2.50
Baking Co
preferred
6%
2
.1 2% Oct~22
Ward
Tiernan
Co
Warner
Oct
9% May 29
6% Oct 26
&
17
Oct
Jan
May 24
76% Jun
Wallace
Walworth
30
2
.
7
11
Aug
9
105
Jan"
8% Feb
9
87
22%
51%
transactions—
12% Mar 20
9
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
3
Apr
17% Feb
10%
27%
6% Aug 26;
6% May
3
*84%
48
—No par
'
Foreign
87
54
W
&
*84%
269%
10%
100
10%
99
263/4
-
267/a
26 3/4
2634
2.201
10.801
5.301
:
X
■
•7% Jun
14
166 % Jan
4
289
I
Aug 29
Xerox
Corp—
276
274
281
28174 289
281%
67.000
287
Y
19
Jun
14% Oct
42% Oct
•Bid
and
"
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
Jan
2
32% Aug 29
Yale
10
30%
25% Jan
2
34% May 21
22
107% Mar 28
84% Jan
2
120% Aug 29
116%
25
30% Mar 16
18% Jan
2
28% Aug 28
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
27
22% Oct 23
65 Vb Oct
24
75% Mar 15
asked
23
51
Mar
6
-
68
Jun
12
&
Zenith
Towne
Radio
Mfg Co
Corp.
*30
313/4
*30
117
27
27%
64V8
6574
prices; no sale on this day.
f Cash sale.) wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
11 Transferred from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a
otherwise indicated.
On stock dividends of 25%
or more, low and high ranges
are for new shares only.
,;
31%
30%
H93/4
27%
63%
tin
3iVa
317a
31
32
32%
30 %
119%
1183/4
12074
2874
28 Va
28V2
64%
65%
28
28
6474
63%
bankruptcy
combination
32%
*30 Va
H31/2
119%
of
or
both
V/
30
6474
receivership
exchanges.
or
All
30
being
32
20.000
32%
1.100
120%
30.700
27%
28%
17.400
64
65
reorganized
preferred
32%
31
119
issues
are
50.800
under the
cumulative
-
Bank¬
unles»
I
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(882)
.
.
Monday, September 2, 1863
.
Bond Record from the New York-Stock Exchange
when
Year 1962
YORK
NEW
letters
bonds
the
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Range for Previous
Lowest
itnlic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
in
the
column
mature.
BONDS
Treasury 4%s
4%s
Treasury
102.8
102.16
1987-1992
1989-1994
162.24
103
102.14
102.6
102.14
102.4
102.12
102.4
102. 12
103
lu2.22
102.30
102.20
102 28
lOu.26
101.2
1C0.24
101
100.22
100 30
100.9
10C.13
100.6
100.10
100.3
1
1963
1970
1C0.12
100.16
100.11
ICC.15
100.9
100.13
100.6
100.10
1C0.3
100 7
100.8
100.12
100.6
100.10
100.5
1C0.9
100.2
100.6
100
100 4
15
1971
1972
1972
100.3
100.7
100.2
100.6
100.1
100.5
15
15
100.2
100.o
99 28
1C0
100.4
100.6
100.2
Feb 15 1989
15 1988-1933
100
100.4
100
99.22
99.31
100.4
.
99.23
99.20
99.28
99.20
99.28
99.18
15-1971
99.3
99.7
99.2
99.6
99.1
99.5
15
15
15
93.26
98.30
99.13
98.26
99.17
.100
98.30
99.12
100.2
99.4
100
99.20
99.30
99.23
100.5
1974
1968
I960
1967
1980
100
99.28
99.28
100.1
15
99.28
100.2
99.24
I0u.6
15
1C0.2
99.30
99.30
100.2
May 15
100 1
99.26
ICO.7
Nov
99.29
99.30
1G0.3
Aug
100.3
99.30
100.3
10J
99.6
98.24
9J.16
89.3
98.31
98.22
99.15
100
99.5
100.1
98.28
99.11
100.2
100
99.10
100.2
99.3
100 7
99.31
99.26
1968
May 15
100
99 27
99 26
10D.5
99.30
1C0 2
99.3
98.30
99 2
98.26
98.21
99 14
59.8
100.2
99.50
98 25
99 12
100
99.5
99.3
99.5
99.7
93.20
93.28
93.20
93.28
93.20
93.28
93.18
93.20
93.16
93 24
1930
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.20
91.28
91.18
91, 26
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
15 1978-1983
90.24
91
90.24
91
90.24
91
90.20
90.28
90.18
3Vis
Treasury 3Vis—.
3%s
3'As
102.6
102.24
15
Treasury
Week
Bonds($)
100.15
Aug
Treasury
Sales for
Ask
101.2
—Feb
Nov
Nov
Feb
Friday
Aug. 23
Bid
103
4s
Treasury
Ask
100.26
4s
Treasury 3% a
Treasury 3'As
Bid
lo2.24
Treasury
3%s
Thursday
Aug. 22
Ask
100.11
Aug
Treasury
Bill
point.
101.2
4s
Nov
Ask
month
a
100.16
Treasury
'
ol'
100.12
Treasury
3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
the
case
32nds
100.26
4s
Treasury
each
more
19o9
Treasury
Feb
in
or
15
Feb
Oct
Aug
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
one
Wednesday
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
Bid
1975-1985
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
indicate
represent
Tuesday
Ask
15
May
Period"
point
Aug. 19
Bid
Aug 15
May 15
4%s
Treasury
"Interest
decimal
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
headed
Figures after
Jun
98.30
99. 9
90, 26
99
98.30
99
98.30
99
98.30
99
98.28
98. 30
89.24
90
89.24
90
89.2 4
90
89.22
89.30
89.20
89 28
89.28
1985
89.20
89.28
89.20
89.28
89.18
89.26
89.18
89 26
15
1994
99.25
99.27
99.25
99 27
99.25
99.27
99.25
99.27
99.25
99 27
Au& 15
Feb 15
Treasury 3'AsTreasury 3s
89.20
1966
1995
98.7
98.11
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.5
87.24
88
87.24
88
87.24
88
b7.20
87.28
87.18
87 26
1965
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
93.24
93.26
98.24
98, 26
95.26
95.30
95.26
95.30
95.26
96.30
93.25
95.29
95.24
95. 28
May 15
—
Feb
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
_Feb
15
..
98, 9
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1962-1967
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
Jun
15
1963-1968
93.29
94.3
93.28
94.2
93.26
94
93.24
93.30
93.22
93. 28
15
1964-1969
92.29
93.3
92.28
93.2
52.26
93
92.24
92.30
92.22
92, 28
Treasury
2Vis
Dec
15
1964-l9oj
92.8
92.14
92.7
92.13
92.6
92.12
92.2
92.8
92.2
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
91.29
92.3
91.28
92.2
91.26
92
91.24
91.-0
91.22-
91, 28
Treasury 2Vis__—Mar
15,1966-1971
90.29
91.3
90.28
91.2
90.26
91
90.24
90.30
93.24
90. 30
Treasury 2'As____Jun
15
1967-1972
89.8
89.14
89.6
89.12
89.4
89,10
89.2
89.10
89
89 6
Treasury 2 Vis
15
1967-1972
88.30
89.4
88.28
89.3
88.26
89
83.24
88.30
88.24
30
15
1967-1972
88.31
89.5
88.29
89.3
88.28
89.2
83.27
89.1
88.24
30
Sep
_Dec
2 Vis
Treasury
92 8
:
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
103.8
101.8
July 11
July 10
101.8
103.1G Mar
103.16 Mar
6
108
107
108
107
108
107
108
1063A
-Nov
1
103.16
107:?4
198C
104.16
103.16
1C4.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.24
104.24
4 Vis——
July 25
101
July 25
July 11
July 10
107
43As
-Dec
1
1973
101.16
102.16
IC'1.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
102.8
5s
v
103.8
101
6
Feb
4 Vis
15
1985
103.8
—Jan
1
1977
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.8
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
Feb
1
1982
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
102
103
4 Vis—
4'As.-.
1
1973
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16' 100.16
4'As—
_Jan
15
1979
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.8
100.8
4s_———
-Sep
15 1963
1.1964
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99 28
103.4
99.28
100
99.28
100.4
99.28
1C0.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
May
3%s
.
Oct
33As
98.28
99.12
98.28
99.12
98.28
99.12
98.28
99.12
98.24
99.24
1969
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
93.24
97.24
96.24
97,24
97
98
Oct
15
1971
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.8
97.8
94.8
3%s
May 15
3'As
90
Jun
25
Dec
t Sale
100 % Dec
28
prices
31
indicated
are
100
with
Feb
double
a
19
101
dagger.
Apr
All
other
93
1975
figures
bid
are
•
and
asked
93
94
94
93
94
93.8
1981
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
50.18
89.16
90.16
1972
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
52.15
91.8
92.8
Mar
;
—
1976
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
50.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
1
Inter-American Development Bank—
4'As
Dec
15 1982
i:
94
1
July 15
„—Oct
3s
3s__
100
100.16
1968
1
-May 15
3 Vis
July 12
100
100.8
—_Jan
3Vis_—
89
■99.8
99 Vi
100'A
99 Vi
93
100'A
99 Vi
100'A
99 Vi
103'A
93 Vi
90.16
100'A
quotations.
| (Range for Week Ended August 30)
New York Stock
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Low
New
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
BONDS
Jan. 1,1963
No.
High
York (.'it)
New York Stock
--June-Dec
97%
97'/2
Period
(City of)
S«6'As
99 %
97:
Berlin
47As
debt
debt
6s
f
s
1950
1951
debentures
series
A
4
Wertheim & Co.
New
York
Stock
debentures
series
B
New
of)
to
External
T eletype
York
reduced
•
212 571-1253-4
f
to
External
CORPORATE
AND
KHtl.lt,N
6'As
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
(City of) 5'As 1973—
Foreign transactions
Antioquia <Dept of)—
Mar-Sept
Amsterdam
s
f
7s
30-year 3s
series
s
f
$
D
1945—
bonds
*93%
Mar-Sept
*102
—
9 l'A
.
to
101
100 %
101%
125
125
125
—
1978
62'A
Jan-July
62%
57%
6
(Dept
Canada
23As
Cnuca Val
Australia
(Commonwealth
20-year
20-year
'
3'As
3'As
of)—
1967
§• Chile
1966
Foreign
Jung-Dec
_
97'A
97'A
4
97
97
3
'*95%
■l-"
;
.
99%
—
100'A
99'A 100'A
102 % 102%
ADril-OcZ
_
P
•
101'A
101'A 101%
j
.Tan-7uZw
--Jan July
1/an-JuIy
—
-
■_.-.
-
102'A 102'A
Feb
1961_
1961
I
"
'
99
*102
102
9
89
89
5
45
101%
—
—
U~
_
104'A
87'A
J_une-Dec
■
89'A
100%
101%
—■
—
b.
36
99'A
100
Municipal
__
100% 100%
~Avril-Oci
P
_
see
page
31.
99
100%
13
1927
Jan
extl
sink
fund
s
f
Copenhagen
101
(City
extl
5s
5%s
s
f
105
Costa
Rica
loan
99% 100 %
3
Credit
47%
June-Dec
46
46
92%
92%
"l'A
~5
*93'A
*43'A
May-Nov
*
*43 %
93 'A
*93 %
—
*43'A
Mar-Sep*
June-Dec
5
Mar-SepZ
Mar-SepZ
*95%
95
95'A
—
172
April-Oc*
77
98 %
1970—April-Oct
93 %
98'A
136
98%
bonds
98%
180
79%
93%
5
90
90
5%s
1977
June-Dec
of)
\.
3s
1972
98 %
;28
98%
April-Oc*
96
100
6
70%
•
99
103%
102'A
98 %
70%
1
98
98
Apr-Oct
97
99
*99'A
v
*99 %
1978
63%
70'A
France—
102%
•
Foreign
47%
*43 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
transactions
De
46
40%
—
debentures
Froncier
103 %
46
47
*43'A
transactions
(Republic
101
47%
*93'A
1978
Telephone
S
47%
Jan-July
dollar
of)
*43%
*93%
*43'A
—
Mar-SepZ
1951
1961
93
*43'A
transactions
Foreign
105%
.!.•
97
1960
(City of) 6'As 1950
adjustment 1970
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961
Foreign
50
2
99 %
7s
1960
_
1977
transactions
1962
debt
Foreign
100
1961
6s
93
*93 »A
*93'A
May-Nov
fund
99
*43'A
--
June-Dec
6s
92
92
*43 'A
*93'A
June-Dec
1
(Hukuang Ry)
Copenhagen
4
100% 102%
1993
—
5%s
—
3s
92
*93'A
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1962
of
6s
*93'A
April-Oc/
1957
fund
sinking
Consol
63
62
63 %
*43'A
June-Dec
1961
assented
Colombia
3s
—
10
•
100% 100%
7s
Chinese
•
„
101 Ve
Chilean
47As
•
sinking
assented
,
103
102
6s
56%
Mar-SepZ
1961
Guaranteed
87 %
Ja?i-July
1961—Mar-Sepz
1963
6'As
assented
§«Cologne
101%
6s
bonds
6%s
•
105
13
99%
1976
100
98'A
2
a.
-------------
•
•
18-
98%
1973-777—-June-Dec
1972_
105 %
104 7/8
9
100'A 100'A
$
Bank
assented
88 %
83
*93'A
1957
Guaranteed
84
62
—
May-Nov
assented
•
»••••
100'A 103
April-be*
'
•
101
102'A 103
Mortgage
56%
*83'A
April-OcZ
fund
fund
78
86
*43'A
1963
6'As
6s
100%
15
-
•
■
21
sink
—
-Feb-Aug
1962
sinking
99
95
63%
86
1961—Ja7i-July
fund 6s Jan
1961
•
105
—
8
102'A 103
101% 101%
100%
• Chile
103%
__
7
101%
—
$
transactions
For footnotes,
1960
6s
sinking fund 6s Sept
Sept 1961
sinking fund 6s 1962
assented
95'A
April-OcZ
•
100%
9
102'A 103
assented 1980—Jan-Julv
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^
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1945
Feb-Auy
adj (serles 8> 1965
II—Feb-Auq
,5'/4S ?xtl loan 1973
—ApriZ-Oct
transactions
Feb
external
6s
•
103%
100
25
% 101%
103
new.——7—jaWuZy
fii/o*
6'As
loan
100
4
102 % 103
101
'
6s
•
105%
20
*99'/a
extl
6s
fund
Jan
83
86
May-Nuj\
April-Oct
assented
External
10
Mar-Sep*
Foreign
External
102'A
101
1
BeMU„m,J£— f?°,m 0f1 .extl"loan" 4s~ 1964—June-Dec
5'As external
•
100
7
5
45'A
5%s
•
6s
•
—
100% 102'A
%
Foreign
External
External
■
Governments 4'As
Free
(Free State)
.
assented
—
63 %
Jan-July
Mar-SepZ
f bonds '18^J&n-Julv
f 7s 1942—May-ZVor
1960
sinking
assented
•
*101 % 102%
ApriZ-Oct
102
f
6s
•
■
JLr_o£l
s
104
3?X
99 % 100
102'A
'
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transactions—
loan
6s
•
•
•
102% 102%
Mar-Set)*
5s 1983
extl
Ry external sinking
sinking fund
assented
99
*85%
April-OcZ
1978
1942
•
101%
s
78
*94'A
—
Mar-Sept
External
•
101 Va
"
"I':.
*101
102 %
AUStPnaJi?ePl 51/28 e,Xtl s f
Foreign transactions
5V2S
...
98
,
8
June-Dec
1974—
external
assented
96
—
(interest
1979
s
99
1951
A
f bonds
30-yr 3s
78
(interest
1975
External
• 6s
99'A
•;
100% 100%
,
-.-I-l-lIZIuay-Noi
Foreign transactions
20-year 5'As Oct 1 19821
loan
A
Plan
23As
95%
*85 %
June-Dec
s
of)
(Republic)
*85 %
April-Oc*
1957—April-Oe*
April-OcZ
Plan
3.375%)
•
-w
95%
—
(interest
1979
to
•
99%
98%
11
'
99%
*100% 101
1978
Foreign transactions
20-year 5'As Jan 15 1982 old
Foreign transactions—
20-year 5'As July 15 1982
Foreign
96%
83
*94 'A
1957—April-OcZ
due
'
V
bJ7/?S d£bs
100
99%
_
Jtf^sibt
Foreign transactions
20-year 5'As 1981
i<»ni.r'an(
5 • Bavaria
1927
Plan A
to
30-yr
(Dept of)
§«7s
99
95'A
97%
96.%
96
*98
transactions
Foreign transactions
20-year 5%s Oct 1980
Foreign
■■
May-Nov
Foreign transactions20-year 5'As 1979
:.
v
Foreign transactions—
20-year 5'As April 1980
20 year
.
--June-Dec
Foreign transactions
15-year 5s
1972
5s
95%
6
June-Dec
1
Foreign
97
-~__--Ju"ne-Dec
transactions
15-year 3%s 1969
Foreign transactions
15-yea.r 4'As 1971
15-year 43As 1973-
20-year
96
96
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1
1977
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1971
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1995
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1978
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Jan
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1st mtge
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...........
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1968..:
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1986
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1976
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series
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1988—Jan-July
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Second
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82
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A
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series
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series
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•
76%
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94'A
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Jan-July
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refunding
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•
75
__
May-Nov
1992——
1st
87%
9 5'a
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73%
78%
June-Dec
—,—
ref
94%
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1985_Feb-Aug
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1970_Feb-Awp
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88
78%
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__
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97%
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&
84%
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1990
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series
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1988
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series
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1986—
1987
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series
4%s
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1984
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April-Oct
warrants
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1982
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3%s
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1987
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90%
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1
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:
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1972——
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series
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103'A
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series
84
104% 104%
95
91
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100'A
43
5
99'A
92%
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1995
Jan-July
mortgage 4'As series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central Illinois Light Co—
Central
of
1977
B
3s
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1999—i
1982
A
series
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92%
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June-Dec
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79
106 %
102'A
99
86%
June-Dec
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1977
1978
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102
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Mar-Sept
1983
subord
conv
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May-Sepf
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99%
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mortgage
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•
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104'A 104%
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88'A
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1982
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3%s
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1981
3%s 1986
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99
95
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conv
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84%
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92%
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series
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93
subord
106
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112
96%
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90%
92%
92'A
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87'A
97%
165
97
1965
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April-Oct
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53%
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subord
conv
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105
52%
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89%
103
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(perpetual)
Ohio
91
88
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59
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1979
3%s
debentures
88
91%
May-Nou
23%
transactions
Clinchfield
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April-Oct
Jan-July
1983
3%s
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1977
1983
53
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1976
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103%
81
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86
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101
84
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101
debentures
46 %
107'A
97
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92'/4
19'/4
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91
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101
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91'/a
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1988
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1976
17
debentures
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53
93%
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81
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4
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106
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150
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conv
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105'A
105
*103
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May-Noc
Jan-July
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1981
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mortgage 23As series J 1976
mortgage 3s series K
1979
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112
110
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160
79%
1977_Jan-tf ufp
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1989_
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1985—_
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112
Jan.1,1963
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1986—.
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&
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81
135'A
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3s
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1982
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1st
88
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3s
sink fund 3'As 1990
sink fund 4s 1993—=
debentures 1974
conv
24
75'/4
*79
1989—
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series
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M
74
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89%
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1st
74'/4
18
86 '/4
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2010
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conv
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.
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24
96 'A
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No.
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1963
Jan. 1,
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Range Since
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*89
Jaw-July
Cc of America
debs 1981
Canteen
Automatic
96'A
1966—Jan-July
23/8s debentures
debentures 1979
conv
suoord debs 1967
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5s
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August
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Interest
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134
132
135
74
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94
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1982
1983
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1981
Feb-Aup
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conv
subord
debentures 1977
Jan-July
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conv
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mortgage 3%s 1986
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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71
—
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1981
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93%.
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102
105%
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3%s
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I
69%
72
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5
60%
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77%
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G 2003—April-Oct
H 2003—April-Oct
ser
77%
11
75%
77%
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2003—April-Oct
—
June-Dec
101% 101%
99%
Afar-Sept
May-Nou
*71 %
—
70%
—
78%
1980
2%s
1979
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*80%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
Mar-Sepl
1987
84%
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79
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71
71
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1987
3s
gold
Electric
4%s
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F 2003
ser
4%s
second
&
63
115 Vi 120 Vi
202
RR—
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1962
63%
120
103%
>
72
78%
84%
79
103%
103 %
102%
—
93%
83
84
mortgage
4%s
1990
80
92%
1st
105
April-Ocl
873/4
79%
—
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MacAndrews
82 Vi
5s
&
Forbes
subord
conv
Mack Trucks Inc
•—
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79%
—
283
97
97Vi
1
118 % 1181/2
10
88
3 8 ¥4
19
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112
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1986—
mortgage
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1987
debs
(R
H)
&
Co
2%s
791/2
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May
sink
152
95Vi
283
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Realty
Corp
5s
1977—
100
Corp 4%s conv debs 1992_,
McCrory Corp 5Vis debs 1976—
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
115
119%
conv
McKesson
88
14
85 %
94
subord
&
debentures
Robbins
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
3%s
debs
1980
& Scott
4%s
1975
102%
104
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103%'
87%
100
103%
102
1043/4
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102% 103
♦85
86
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Feb-Aug
112
Feb-Aup
82
Jan-July
83
-i
21
86%
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103
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Mar-Sepl
91
207 i/a
Feb-Aug
;—Feb-Aup
1973—.—Afar-Sept
103%
176
*—
Feb-Aug
.
97%
*200
Jan-July
1972
45
88
Afar-Sept
1980
103%
100 Vi 101
*91
debentures
debentures
fund
*100
Feb-Aug
wts"
"ex
1981_ApriZ-Oct
1972—Afap-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Macy Credit Corp 4%s 1981
May -Nov
Maine Central RR 5Vis
1978
Feb-Aug
Marathon Oil Co 4%s debentures 1987—April-Oct
Martin Co 5V2S 1968 "ex wts"
May-Nou
Macy
4%s
Jan-July
75%
April-Ocl
97
McCall
265
43
66%
34%
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mortgage 3 Vis 1982
mortgage 3 Vis 1984
5s
Mar-Sepl
Corp of America—
conv
*791/2
280
40
8
87 Vi
Inc—
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38 Vi
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3%s sink fund debentures 1978
1970___Afar-Sept
35%
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40
v
583/B
35%
May
April-Ocl
'76_June-Dec
2
86%
-
1981
May
May
April-Oct
Afap-Nov
May
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100%
74
86%
H
5s
debs
1st
89
72%
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Hooker
&
trust
Louisville
182%
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May-Nov
134
86
*86 Vi
1980
Hocking
&
Louis
1st
1581/2 168
62 %
98
1
59%
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April-Oct
mtge 3%s
mtge 2%s
First & refund mtge 3%s
77
68
573/4
54
55
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1987
debentures
refund
71%
50
55
59 Vi
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refund
First
733/4
75
April-Ocl
1987
1980
1978
fund
Louisville
76
77
63
Mar-Sepl
Mar-Sepl
Mar-Sepl
1976-
107%
—
63%
4
2003
1980
conv
3.75s
debentures
3s
debentures
1043/4
„
6
2003
1976
debentures
Co
3s
104¥4
Jan-July
debentures
(P)
105 %
104%
75
%
72%
2003
1976
4%s
fund
104%
1979
first
Gas
sink
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Corp
debentures
Star
4 Vis
106...
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73
72 %
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Afap-Nov
1976
debentures
Inc
Aircraft
105
2Vis
subord
subord
conv
Industries
4.50s
Lone
debs
debs
91%
70
59%
72%
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f debs
s
4
—
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105
*70.1/2
65%
—
bonds—
interest
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
2Vis
Water
Vis
Lockheed
106
101%
(The)
Litton
96
1013/s
104%
106
5
174
101%
__
91%
_
65 3/4
Jan-July
2003
1976
subord
99 %
Feb-Aug
interest
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
821/2
mortgage
Xerox
contingent
104%
*97%
86
126
98%
*100 %
1984
interest
contingent
104%
941/2
mortgage
conv
5s
102
1st
4Vis
4%s
102%
106
1621%
*98% 100%
June-Dec
2003
contingent
16
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mortgage 3%s 1981!
1st
mortgage
3 Vis
1982
1st mortage 3%s 1983
4s
interest
23
June-Dec
1969
D
fixed
102 34
1st
Haloid
5s
107%
28
to
interest
102% 103%
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197
125%
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104
Ry—
consol mtge
interest 2003
fixed
102
*101%
101 Vi
83 Va
'74__Feb-Aug
stp
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
98%
IO41/2
April-Oct
1st
Hackensack
C
• Series
107
96%
25
1976—Afap-Nov
1978
951/2
95
1968
A
5s
ref
gen
fixed
1st
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2056_
104%
99%
97%
91%
Jan-July
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Jan-July
A July 2015
B Jan 2044
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104% 105 3/4
*
Jan-July
1974
ser
A
2%s
3s
*
98
55
&
Terminal
107
June-Dec
Jan-July
248
Corp—
debentures
mortgage inc 5s
5s
Series
F
,__May-ZVou
<
series
General
•
4Vis
E
99
32
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1st
4s
B
Series
91
1976_:
3 Vis
Financial
subord
A
Series
174
mortgage
Western
conv
Series
•
\
82%
103%
gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
(N Y)—
extended to 1974
4Vis
Series
•
——
.
—
Co—
series
extended
5s
Lehigh Valley RR
96
June-Dec
1981
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
mortgage 2Vis series P 1982
2%s series Q 2010
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94%
95%
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General
91
I
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series
96
10
1st
Harbor
mortgage
93
(W
mortgage
93%
91 %
Term
3%s
Coal
mortgage
1st
92%
Grant
4Vis
53
19
Jan-July
General
94%
67
'79—Feb-Aup
April-Oct
debs
4Vis
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T) Co 43/4s debs 1987r
General
93%
93 %
102%
—
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
92%
May-Nov
1977
subord
conv
series
1st
195
105%
92%
Union
5s
114
170
101
94
Grand
Northern
108
1
1
RR
Mich South
Valley
Valley
93%
(B F)
General
Lehigh
Lehigh
&
fund
&
93 Vi
Co first mtge 23/is 1965—Afap-Nov
4Vis s f debentures 1985—
May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3 Vis conv sub deb '75
Afap-Nov
Great
152
193
103
Jan-July
1971
5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983
4Vis
Co
debs
conv
Rubber
Brothers,
Glidden
sinking
93%
Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
&
1979
83%
95
93
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debs
81
96
93%
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86%
85%
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*94 Vi
98
Mar-Sept
___
3 Vis
1980
convertible
155 5/8
91
105%
—tiune-Dec
85 %
85 Vi
—
82
98 A
Mar-Sepl
1983
Motors
General
;
1982
debentures
General
108% 113%
93%
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1979
5s
5s
General
128
103
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92
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}
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June-Dec
*85 %
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1975
June Dec
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Jan -July
1972
April-Oct
1976
*81%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
152
193
1976_Jan-*lulp
Motors Acceptance
debentures
1964
1990-
April-Ocl
Lake Shore
.
1984
4s
2%s
1978
1984_June-Dec
1st
debs
conv
2%s
Lakefront Dock
G
4 Vis
City Power &
mortgage
81%
■'V-te-
Gardner-Denver
Ry
Light
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
79
38 Vi
Michigan
—Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s sink fund debentures
1986
Feb-Aup
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Ocl
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Ocl
92%
102
&
1st mortgage 2%s
1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
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72 Vi
2011
A
1st
89%
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ser
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104%
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105
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A
Inc
Denver
&
102%
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conv
Stores
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1972—Jan-Jury
debs
debs
conv
series
5s
mage
2%s
April-Oct
1977
4%s
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East
1976
1981
5s
Rubber
&
April-Oct
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Board
Tire
1981
5s
debentures
subord
conv
Federal
Fort
Corp
Metallurgical
109%
83
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82
—
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88
86
87
102
104
23
100
114
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77
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93
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Interest
bonds
Stock Exchange
New York
or
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1st
mortgage
2%s 1980—-—---Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
4%s debentures
1991
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Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
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80 y2
82
99%
102 y2
82
—
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95 y8
89 %
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30
52
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63
,
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—
—
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23%
23%
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mortgage
Pacific
1st
Co—
RR
1981
5%s subord debentures
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gtd 3%s 2000
& Tel 2%s 1986
Essex first
&
Mountain
States
Tel
1978
debentures
3y8s
78%
87%
1st
57
77
85%
1st
77%
78
80
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78
1st
mortgage
77
76%
77
38
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77
1st
mortgage
71
70%
71%
302
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71%
1st
mortgage
59
66%
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mortgage
95
95%
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70
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106%
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fund
88
71%
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series
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149%
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series
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series
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series
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1979
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&
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debentures
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Jersey
series
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New
Jersey
1986
New Jersey Power <fe Light 3s 1974
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New
Orleans
New
York
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4s
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104
108%
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series
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93
95 %
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&
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trust
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series
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series.
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103%
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&
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1992
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4%s series
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1993
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98
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4s
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series
series
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87
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82
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88
90
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Map-Nov
Jan-July
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2043
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B
4s
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&
2%s series
3%s 2000
series
series
86%
1973
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89
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5s
76
General
4%s
77
70
76
43%
55%
2
46%
58
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IN Y New
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&
& Hartford
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mtge
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inc 4y2s ser A
conv
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&
2022
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19%
Y
N Y
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7%
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cons
&
mtge
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mtge
series
B
series
D
Y
series
Marquette Ry 3%s
A 2004
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4y2s series A 2019—(fan-July
I-/
Philadelphia
55%
55%
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64%
82
70
59%
—
65
25%
I'-
_
--
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-duZp
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mtge 3y8s series E 1978
3s series F 1981
3s series H 1989
mtge 3%s series I 1996
mtge 4y2s series J 1991
mtge 4y8s series K 1993
Refunding mtge
Refunding
mtge
Refunding
Refunding
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35%
4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding
2%s 1971
First & refunding
2%s 1967
First & refunding
2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s
1981
First & refunding
2%s
1978
First & refunding
3%s
1982
30%
31
20
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General 5s
General
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&
79%
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84
83%
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103
88%
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1980
1983:
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s
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debs
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s
f
debentures
1973
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s
f
debentures
1974
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4%s
s
f
debentrues
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1977
88%
94%
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1984
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2047
93%
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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99
103
103
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series D 1977
dune-Dec
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Pittsburgh &
3%s series
104%
105
4%s
1997
Chicago & St
102
103
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A
Cine
mortgage 5s series A
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
100%
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May-Won
2047
1964
5s scries B 1975—„ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
103
1981
ser
debs 1979
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Pittsburgh
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debentures
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f
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96%
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104
s
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102
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104
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trusr,
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3
♦101
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May-Won
1979
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97
29
91%
89%
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June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Map-Nov
103% 104
II
1980
Ry prior lien 4s
1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f
1st
1978
1
104
44
♦100% 103%
debentures
Jan
91
12
101
debentures
3s
88%
94
debentures
1981
10
84%
87%
92%
*100
May-Won
1983
81%
94
f
lien
5s
99%
*92 %
May-Won
f
Refunding & Improve 4%s
116%
107%
104%
96
f
General
First & refunding
84%
101%
93
s
Northern Pacific
4%s
3%s
4%s
96 %
s
debentures
First & refundnig
*95
s
debentures
First & refunding
81%
—
5%s
f
95
92
"
23
•
June-Dec
May-Wow
May-Wow
dune-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar^Sept
Map-Nov
__June-Dec
April-Oct
1987
1988
1986
First & refunding
83%
85%
4%s
s
99%
JUJ/a
Jan-July
1985
87%
77%
—
4%s
4%s
3%s
84%
96%
81
111 % 113
94%
May-Won
debentures
f
s
First & refunding
81%
83
81
11
97%
*85
1973—May-Won
3V4s
4%s
94%
Co-
1983
78%
87%
101 % 103
*96%
General
Northern Natural
121
90%
Feb-Aug
3%s
85%
3
'
mortgage 3%s 1983
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987—
Mar-Sept
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub debs 1987_Jan-jwlp
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4y2s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
27/8s
3%s
84
80 %
*79%
mortgage
mortgage
79%
3
88
*77%
.Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
General
79%
RR
1974
series B
gold
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 23As 1980_,
General
121
113
108% 109%
Jan-dulp
Jan-July
D 1980
79%
8
—
*69
Telephone
Refunding
113 Va
33
♦92%
—
100%
103 %
81%
mortgage
First & refunding
N
47
♦98%
June-Dec
April-Oct
1981
64%
87
*79 %
4s series
mortgage
—
109%
June-Dec
1965
1968
85%
5
*63%
J an-July
1994
4s
120%
119% 121
87%
A
20%
8%
6%
199
8%
54
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st
99%
120
April-Oct
1975
50
16%
89
20
87
&
Term
•
19%
54
4y4s A *73_Jan-July
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
N Y State Electric & Gas 23As 1977
Jan-July
N
5
RR—
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
General
•
95
102%
100
99%
120%
Feb-Aug
1979
4%s series E 1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
• Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
General
16
50%
54
series
4%s
70%
49%
95
'
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
89
54
49%
'
■
—
120
1983
subord debentures
conv
7574
*88
Map-Nov
1973
B
70%
4%s
1978
World
American
*86%
70 Va
85
'• *
_
—-
__
99%
Mar-Sept
debentures
1981
May-Wow
debentures
1991
Feb-Aug
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
June-Dec
3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
Mortgage
debentures
June-Dec
April-Oct
mortgage
income
debentures
52%
57
.V.
*100% 102
•
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1987
Pan
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3y4s ser E 1980
4V2s
debentures
70%
60%
7
66
|
1
*88
June-Dec
1985
1986
3%s
65 %
mortgage
debentures
3 '/as
62%
69
77%
RR—
River
debentures
2%s
62%
40
1995
Tel 2%s
Pacific Tel &
241
New
First
series
4%s series II
/
April-Oct
86%
85
;•
__
88
55%
85
3y2s 1997
Jan-July
Lake
Shore
collateral gold
3y2s 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vass '98__Feb-Aug
General
EE
85%
81%
—
86 Va
84%
85%
*80%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
dune-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
1990
DD
86%
*77 Va
91
__
__
*83%
——
June-Dec
1989
BB
CC
series
—
Feb-Aug
C
1986
81%
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
1980
6s
1988
3%s series
104 %
101
1985
1984
U
3 %s series
96%
102%
6
103
R
series
3s
-
94
1
86
86
3%s series
y
101
100
9
80%
84 %
2
85%
77
87
__
*79%
•
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
dune-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
4
*87%
1998
A
Refunding & impt 4V2s series A 2013
134%
Issues
1981
91%
•82 %
May-Now
' \
1977
33As
Co—
RR
114%
75
*79% :•
April-Oct
__
1977
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1988
3y8s
Telephone
Bell
106
80%
35 %
1988— _June-Dec
_
1970
3s
5s
;;
104
Co—
103
April-Oct
1974
debs
1978
refundihg mortgage
I 1966
&
100
Mar-Sept
debentures
3s
3%s
Co
11
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
101%
■
__
*89%
Mar-Sept
1974
Glass
4%s series
New
—
—
1971
104 %
363
248% 273 %
91%
103
6
120 y2 123
*75 'A
-
3 %s series
Owens-Illinois
105 % 106
Feb-Aug
1977
83%
__
*79
-April-oct
_
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
101% 101%
,
sink
5s
82%
—
*82 y2
85
70
'•
'
■■
*__
__
105
104
43%
77%
103 %
77
105
106
*823A
.Mar-Sept
1974
1983
debs
77%
46
84'A
'
273 Va
103%
100%
101% 101%
_
85
*71
ser
97%
103 %
—
*__
85
100
94
104 y2104 y2
*103%
*81%
74 %
76
*75%
83%
Mar-Sept
1980
conv
Louis 3s
St
&
94%
*85%
35 y2
*85%
1986—Feb-Aug
National Airlines Inc 6s conv debs 1976—May-Nov
National Biscuit
43As debentures
1987
ApriZ-Oct
National Cash Register 43As s f debs 1985-June-Dec
'•«
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5y8s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
June-Dec
3%s debentures
1976
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures
1992
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 43As debs 1983—Map-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs
1974_ApriI-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988__Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3y8s
1982
Map-Nov
1st
mortgage
3%s 1986
May -Nov
1st'mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
National Tea
Co
3V2s
conv
1980
—May-Wow
Chat
94%
_
103
72
42%
4iy2
Pacific
5%s
Corporation
86%
83
—
subord
conv
First
NAFI
85
—
mortgage
5%s
N
Nashville
80
97
Feb-Aug
1975
3s
104%
105%
*105
42 A
87
86%
85%
Co—
2%s
Mathieson
Olin
105
103 y2
104
mortgage
mortgage
1st
51%
25%
11
51%
50%
♦__
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1981
debentures
43As
29
82%
1980—Jan-July
Credit 4%s debs
Ward
Montgomery
86%
82
78
1 2020—
4%s series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
• Monongahela
Ry 3'As series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
—
*85
-June-Dec
1979_
1980
Mar-Sept
3%s 1982
..June-Dec
3%s 1985
dune-Dec
3%s 1988
_
—
—
4%s 1987
—
_
—
_Mar-Sept
4%s 1993
Chemical 5%s conv 1982- _May-Wow
2%s
mortgage
85
82%
Gen mtge income
Electric
&
86%
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 4%s series
A Jan
1st
•
Gas
3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
2%s 1980
mortgage
First
—
1996
first
Edison
Ohio
Oklahoma
Missouri
86
84%
84
80
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
23As
Telephone
Bell
debentures
3%s
'
93
*91 %
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—April-Oct
• 5%s
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
*85
*83%
65%
59
*93%
Cum
High
83
94%
6
Low
60%
93%
63
--
Northwestern
88/2
No.
89%
*91
6s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3
96
96
1985
May-Not?
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
•
83 y2
1003A
89%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1976
1972
fund debentures
fund debentures
sink
Prior
88
82
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
88
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
High
*83
1974—Feb-Aug
First
April-Oct
1st
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 23As 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3y8s 1984
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4y4s 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
dune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan -July
23As
mortgage
mortgage 23As 1975
mortgage
3s
1978
.
sink
3.10s
86 3A
Bonds
Friday's
Co—
Power
first
(Minnesota)
216 y2
116
10
*__
States
Northern
284
*—
or
Bid & Asked
High
Low
873A
873A
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
No.
High
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1,1963
Jan.
,
198 lA 216%
215
Jan-July
1967
fund debentures
sinking
37/8s
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv
subord debs 1975
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 30)
NEW YORK STOCK
vFriday
.
.
gen
4%s
Line 2%s 1970
fund debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co—
v
1st mortgage 3%s 1977
1st mortgage '3s
1983
<——1
1st mortgage 2%s
1984
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Plantation
1
3%s
sink
Pipe
_Feb-Aug
Jan-J-ulj
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
88%
*88
'f
I
95%
83%
*76
•
*76%
'
••
95
89
--
*86
v
—
--
90
89
*90
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
84
95
98
„
95%
11
-
Number 6295
198
Volume
.
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
W*"*
BOND
Period
New York Stock Exchange
BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
(887)
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
High
Sold
Jan.
Low
New York Stock
>;*"■
1,1963
No.
Bid & Asked
May-No»
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JuZy
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975
April-Oct
debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
First
First
First
First
First
3%s
First
3'As
4%s
*94%
99
54
99%
99 A
99%
1963
fg
94
—
Texas &
97
*110'% 110%
108
170 '/8
90%
*93
85
87%
3
101 % 102%
92'A
101'/2
105
Texas
94
18
93
93
Sale Price
or
Friday's
1983
_May-Nov
refund M 3%s series
and
first
gold
refund
M
3%s
C
6
98%
18
*76
jjune-Dec
1985.
90%
_Jan-July
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
New
5'As
•
90%
98 Va
99 %
*99
Jan -July
1964
debentures
99 %
88
79
90%
70'A
76
92%
debentures
3%s
1974
Oil
101
82%
70
20
82%
*81%
111%
80
„
111% 112%
81%
111'A
120
104
105'A
86
88'A
70%
95'/a
93%
95 '/a
84%
85%
•
1986
3'/2s
Co
82%
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oci
1978_Juue-Dec
1986
World Airlines 6%s inc debs
Trans
82%
'104%
__
87
87
94%
94%
95%
2
132
Q
Oats 2%s
94 %
1
98'A
Pacific—
Orleans
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Tidewater
Quaker
High
91%.
*100
E
ser
Low
92'A
1970- -.ApriZ-Oct
1990_. .April-Oct
2000
5s
Jan. 1,1963
No.
98'A
98'A
Orleans RR—
Pacific
Range Since
Sold
High
92'A
-May-Nov
3'As series B
Bonds
Bid & Asked
94%
86
*86
and
&
General
83>/2
__
New
and refund M
First
Texas
92
93
*84'/8
102%
First
110'A
170
__
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
100
*163
*85%
Week's Range
Last,
Period
Low
Co—
& Gas
Electric
Service
debentures
3s
Friday
Interest
Exchange
High
Texas
Public
(Range for Week knded August 30)
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
31
99
u
I
Union
-R
First
3s
Rheem
37/aS
Manufacturing
Oil
Richfield
4%s
Corp
debs
90
100'A
3
101 'A 101 'A
90
89%
4
142%
58'A
102%
92
85
85%
122
142%
139
565
Gas
Electric
&
Aircraft
McBee
5'As
6 Vis
*94'/2
series J
debs
1977
tfa?t-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
94%
96
107'/2
mtge
4'As
Pacific
104
Union
96
Tank
106
111
5s
102
107
United
f
s
4'/2s
s
V'v■'
■
I
:
.
St
Lawrence
Second
St
&
gold
6s
Ry
*76'/a
66'A
76'/a
76%
83
74
—
—
81
A
84
3
'
207
81%
Louis-Southwestern
St
4s
Paul
Union
*91
85%
Gas
83
*87%
*93
80'A
'
*84%
——
97%
*94%
April-Oct
1989—May-ZVou
Depot 3J/as B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
'
V
.
I
84'A
mtge
4%s
1st
mortgage
3Vis
f
s
Seaboard
96
87%
91
(Jos
debentures
3s
Roebuck
6eafs
94%
—
120%
*96%
-
—
Feb-Aug
U
Roebuck
&
4%s
Co
f
s
~8
86%
101
103%
107'A
Shell
Oil
Shell
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
Corp
2'As
1986
f
4%s
conv
debentures
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
2 Vis
North Alabama RR 5s
&
South
78
104%
90%
92%
103%
105%
88%
90%
104'/a 104%
185
100%
8
:
99%
98
108
80
84
84
*99%
April-Oct
99%
71
99%
3s
2Vis
1985
debentures
1987
California
Southern
3 Vis
1979
debentures
2%s
Indiana
99'A
100%
83
4
99 Si
....
85%
100%
Natural
Southern
84%
84%
82%
78
76%
77%
♦78
1973_Juwe-Dec
*145
1977
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75_Ju?te-Dec
231
*250
conv
4Vis
Co
4Vis
Gold
4Vis
Gold
4Vis
1994
Southern
First
A
1969
1981
San Fran
Term
Pacific
1st
RR
mtge 3%s ser
series E 1986
First mortgage
series F 1996
Frist
mortgage 5Vis series H
1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s
1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4y2s 1988
1st
gen
M 4% ser A 1988
div
Memphis
New
Orl
Bell
3 %s
5 Vis
1985
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
debs
1984
debentures
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
1983
*65 '/2
59
„
150
California
2%s
Standard
Oil
Stokely-Van
Co
4'/is
(Ohio)
4%s-
102%
98 y2
69
99'A
101%
55
100%
103%
98'/2
34
101
102
98 %
*86%
1982
&
debentures
1982
74
__
65%
65%
76%
61
1
105% 105%
15
107
105
108
97'A
*99'/2
103 %
99%
__
103 %
103 '/8
100
10
103 Vs 103'/a
*103%
—
65%
104'A
*105'A 106
105%
104'A
3
76%
4s
debs
6
100
3
99%
91%
103'A
99%
100%
•
101%
103%
104
2
104%
103% 103%
106
103%
105
132
--
105%
101 Vz
1
*102 % 104
151% 156-
156
'
—
—
-
94
94
96%
97
156
102 'A 103
85
'
54
66
Jan-July
96%
1986
debentures
179
*87
——
,
ApriZ-Oct
102%
1983
4
87
93'/a
94
96
98%
102%
104%
86
90
75'/a
82
of America—
June-Dec
subord
debs
1976
1980
75%
—Mar-Sept
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
ref mtge 3s series
,F 1978
ref
&
3%s series I
ref mtge 3'As series J
75%
13
98
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage
4'As 1983
13
Ry
subord
*82%
84
.
_
84%
110
1247/a
103%
105'A
101
103%
1151/4 118%
121
103% 103%
33
101 %
101 % 102
April-Oct
April-Oct
87
1
86'A
90%
102 %
102% 103
39
102'A
104%
87'A
debs
conv
Mar-Sept
1982
debs
78
85%
90'A
86
86
87 'A
86
94 %
77 %
76%
78%
*90
*91%
77 %
*90%
91%
—
116
5
118
95'A
96
90 '/a
—
*92 %
118
Feb-Augr
2008
subord
78
85%
85%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
86%
•
*78
90%
35
96'A
90 %
94'%
121
104%
87
89%
May-Nov
38
%
--
88%
88%
2
87'A
88%
series
income
4s
Jan
A
RR
first ref
gtd
April
April
1981
1991
gold 3%s 2000
1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan -duly
General mortgage
3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn 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
registered 2361
J an-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
5%s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Pacific RR Co
1981-Jan-July
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake EVie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May-JVou
debentures
income
87'A
13
99%
*__
—
25
97'%
99%
—
99%
97%
101%
99'A
*98'A
Jan-July
May-Nov
99'A
,
99%
„
April-Oct
119%
101%
97%
98%
94%
99'%
98%
91%
__
119% 121
'•
Whirlpool Corp
&
Co.
Wisconsin
97%
97%
847/a
__r
*91'A
_
97%
11
*80%
mortgage
RR
80 %
91
_
98
3
debs 1980—Feb-Aug
1978
Jan-July
4s
61 %
61%
38
61
61%
26
57'A
63
99 %
9
95%
99 'A
79%
81
*81
57'A
.7
*100
—
98
~
80
*78%
*100%
88%
88%
*77
*99%
91'A
•
*90
—
*97
A
88
91
J,
99
100'A
98%
100
88'A
93
__
•
26
917/a
86%
90%.
97
99
91
7.;
--
65'/a
72%
57
4
72
71
72
61
61 'A
36
83%
tfatt-July
2004
Gen
81
100%
107'/a
—
*99% 100'A
91%
101
97%
5
88 34
87
6 3'/a
102'A
_
24
103'A 104
Co—
series
80 Va
93%
100
99
98%
61%
1984
fund debs
40%
99
99
3'As series A
3%s sink fund
4%s sink
Central
91%
„
83%
1
83%
93%
1
92%
84'A
93
3
—
f
■'
33'A
3
38
37
81%
82
87%
100
89%
99'%
5
96
•'
95%
J* 93%
100
99'A
—
*94%
*89'A
Jan-July
94
10
99'A
79%
91 %
*86
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
1976
June-Dec
46
99% 100
100
74
73'A
_
79%
■
First
99
81
*80
*90%
79%
Feb-Nov
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
Wilson
1966—Jan-July
1982
Co—
RR
mtge
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
89%
87
mortgage 2%s
1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1st
1971
*81%
II
93%
—
95
93%
.7
19
109
124
80
Yonkers
Elec
Youngstown
1st
mtge
Lt
&
Power
2%s
80
Jan-July
1976
Sheet & Tube Co—
4%s series H 1990
*103%
April-Oct
101%
—
102%
T
Talcott
5 '/is
5s
(James)
senior
capital
5%%
Tandy
senior
Corp
Terminal
Inc—
notes
conv
RR
notes
6'/2s
Assn
a
1979
notes
June-Dec
1979
June-Dec
1980
debs
of
136
16
Jan-July
92
92
92
105'A
included in
129
169
not
104%
135
105%
3
June-Dec
1978
St
91
and
impt 4s
Refund
and
impt
series
2%s
C
,h8
2019
series D
1985
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
*82%
*80
__
82'A
87
.79
80
.
_
in the year s range
d
Under-the-rule sale not included in
delivery sale not included
the year's range,
included in
n
the year's range,
y
®
ranoe
the years range,
r
Cash
sal*
Ex-coupon.
receivership, or recreated under
94%
Louis—
''
Refund
Deferred
104%
'101% 106
II
'
114
—
*82%
3s
income
97
84%
86%
*80%
__
series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
Virginian
~ 97
*85%
Mar-Sept
1981
mtge
97'A
Mar-Sept
ref
ref
&
1st
*85%
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
1st
5s
81
103%
May-Nov
debs
*103 f
1
ApriZ-Oct
1st &
Western
78%
78%
Corp—
subord
conv
101'A
91%
__
102 'A 102 %
—
__
*85
■
4%s
86%
118%
Mar-Sept
1973
Wayne
—
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1976
mtge 2%s series G 1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
Warren
100
86%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Symington
96
__
*76%
April-Oct
1971,—May-Nov
Jan-July
Sunray DX Oil 4'/is debs 1987
Sunray
Oil Corp
27as debentures
27/8s
99%
__
99%
June-Dec
subord
conv
&
1st &
•
debs
92%
,
w
Inc—
subord
conv
1982
debentures
37/8s
Camp
Jan-July
Mav-ZVou
1967
66
Jan-July
1983
conv
1974
Chemical
Stauffer
4%s
3'/is
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
92%
—
91
168%
April-Oct
1983
Oil
97
89%
79%
102'/2
100
100
May-Nov
(Indiana)
debentures
Standard
4'As
RR 3%s
debs
Standard
4'/is
Tell
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan -duly
Feb-A?iy
Jnn-Dec
Jan-July
1977—May-Nov
1996
5s
2%s
Southwestern
Spiegel
gold
first
Northeastern
&
97%
94%
*99%
May-ZVou
97%
93
Co—
238
Co—
2%s
23/is
mortgage
96
7
100 % 101
99%
1981—
9
94%
*91%
■
100%
1982
96
*91%
Mar-Sept
1980
96%
90%
Co—
Gen
Lines)
(Oregon
96
94%
April-Oct
1978
subord debentures
conv
Wabash
First
109
■—
80'A
Pacific Co—
Gas
tH O CO C3"
98
93
86 3A
78
„
106'/a
*91
•
April-Oct
1978
debentures
fund
Vornado Inc 5s
'
Jan-July
tfan-July
1970
2%s-4'As
Ry
Southern
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
100%
104
44
_
Co—
Edison
debentures
convertible
Southern
Telegraph
&
Telepnone
debentures
99
—
—
*96%
—
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
Steel
Corp
conv
Vendo
6s
Bell
Southern
4'As
debentures
Freight
2%s
sinking
104%
99'A
99%
87%
72
*90
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
1972
coll trust 4%s
subord
Vanadium
1st
3
98'A 100
99%
90
14
99'A
100
105%
89%
89%
Apr-Oct
June-Deo
1963
104%
*92
Jan-July
1979
debs 1993
1976
Oil Co 4 Vis
Mobil
104
1
104'A 105
April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
debs
1965
Smith-Corona Marchant 5Vis
Socony
1971
debentures
2 Vis
Oil
Oil
Oil
debs
4%s
Co
40
84
84
99%
108% 109
108%
Jan-July
1972
debentures
fund
States
4'As
104
105
106%
104
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
trust
debentures
2%s
Virginia
1983_Feb-Ajfy
debs
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
*98%
84%
69%
—
'
96%
102
101 % 101%
105
71%
*104
Feb-Aug
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1971
3'/2s
debentures
fund
Rubber
1st
Sears
2%s
1970
& coll trust 5s
States
conv
S
3'/8s
103 %
May-Nov
Jan-July
1977
86%
*70
■/"
87'A
86%
--
*.«.
91%
106%
95'A
4
*86%
106%
134%
80%
87'A
102'A
,
104% 105'A
89%
104%
114 %
100
79%
*88
~2
tK'77.
Mar-Sept
trust
coll
mtge &
148 %
100
Corp—
1982
debentures
442
--
*80%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
tfune-Dec
1974
Acceptance
4%s f debentures* 1972
4%s subordinated debentures
5s
100
June-Dec
1980
2Vis 1966
& Sons
E)
debs
5Vis
Co
America
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4%s 1977
&
sink
United
139% 148 %
148%
May-Nov
series B 1980
1977
3s
debentures
Finance
Seagram
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
1982
debentures
conv
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
&
sinking
United
5s
94%
--
*85%
—..
ApriZ-Oct
1977
fund
sink
88%
835
91%
105%
130 % 134'A
Feb-Auy
1988—-!
debs
of
coll
sinking
mtge
4%s
3s
Paper
1973
83
86
92'A
1
Scott
debs
f
s
Corp 2%s
&
1st mtge
85%
;
•
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
87%
89
132%
1976
C
1986
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
1989
certificates
bond
4'As
Co
4%s
Ry—
May-Nou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
First
series
94'%
81%
■'
*105
June-Dec
debentures
7 94%
.
—
91%
June-Dec
mtge
1st
69 'A
62
82%
1970_tfune-Dec
debs
—
Corp—
debentures
5'/8s
Bt
2%s
subord
Bischit
3%s
83'A
87%
*85
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
81
83%
1997
A
series
debs
income
• 5s
series
4s
*85
1991
1st
74%
Co—
Ja?i-July
• Second
mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage
debs
85%
V *81'A
May-Nov
1st
90%
62'A
~2
67%
67%
April-Oct
1996
Francisco
Louis-San
1st
June-Dec
J
„
*85
*94 '/a
1980
1st
89 %
I
*89
A
series
3s
Car
conv
United
; •/
1971
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZy
Power
2%s
debentures
Aircraft
*94%
——
;
64
106
.
100
3%s
■
RR
;
1975_ApriZ-Oct
_May-Nov
tr
subord
conv
-
1971—May-Nov
2%s
1982
Union Oil Co of California 2%s
4%s debentures
1986
United
Sagueriay
coll
-
-
3%s
trust
3'As
181
107'/2 108
106
conv
conv
and coll
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s
100
*100
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
serial D 1977
General mortgage 3'As
Rohr
•
Missouri
1968
&
1st
Corp
4Vis
Royal
of
mortgage
mtge
Union
Rochester
Co
debentures
1st
142%
*85
1975
1983—April-Oct
debs
conv
45
54%
54%
54%
Reading CO first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
43/as debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
"
Electric
"J^SSS? bid'anVtT'gSUSTiS'""Xed
durin* current »«U.
Section 7, *
(888)
32
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
transactions
beginning Monday, Aug. ^6,
following extensive list we furnish a complete report o£ the
Exchange for the week
Stock
American
the
on
It is compiled by the report of the American
Friday, Aug. 30.
ending
and
Friday
Range
Class
A
Low
Wire
2%
Low
1%
2%
1 Va
2%
10c
1
1,300
2 Va
2,000
ig
Jan
3
3%
4%
8
8
4%
5 Vb
3,600
2% Mar
1%
4% Aug
2%
2%
1,500
2%
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
1
10c
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Aileen
1
~5
2%
52%
50%
Inc
Jan
5%
21%
Device
Alaska
Airlines
23
24
10
Jan
71/2
Jan
3% Jan
65% Apr
1,100
2% July
10,600
23
10% May
3% July
24% July
19% Abr
24% Aug
3%
200
24
15
3,100
Co
Inc
4Va
41/2
Inc
Smith Inc
Birdsboro
Corp
"7%
Bohack
Jan
Jun
Brad
Jun
Brandywine Raceway
4,500
7
Jun
8%
Jun
4%
3,000
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Bowling Corp of
Foote
4%
1,900
4
Aug
3%
23.400
2
9,000
5j/8
5 Va
68% Aug
5% Jan
Mar
7%
10%
"2%
4,300
5J/8
2%
8
r'
8
Jan
11
/•'" Jun
JV2
7%
7%
400
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
7%
8Va
6,200
7%
Aue
14%
Feb
1
"4 %
4%
4%
1.000
4%
Aug
4%
5 Vb
2,100
41/2
Aug
5%
11,100
1
5
43A
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
88
87%
5%
Oil
Industries
Amco
.
Corp
1
American
~4%
4'A
4%
4%
*
21%
4%
20
22
43%
43%
44%
1
5%
5%
6%
7
1
'
Corp
Biltrite
American Book
1
Rubber
Co
Inc
Co
American Book-Stratford
Press Inc
American Business Systems Inc
American Electronics
Inc
*
84 ya
Apr
5JA
Jan
900
3%
200
,
4% Mar
American Israeli
American
Paper
Jan
,
6%
Jan
51/2
4
Feb
6,% Jan
2,000
5,100
1%
12.50
class
Inc
A
1
91/a
Va
2
2%
5 Va May
4Va
Jun
Jan
31/4 Mar
2 Vb
Aug
31/2
4,600
45%*
7%
1
__
*'
11%
11%"
1.25
5
•
100
<
■.
Jan
Jan
200
11%
Jan
300
11
i 4 Va
Inc
Associated Pood
3
Jan
10
Mar
12
400
17%
Aug
26
4%
3,900
2%
Jan
UVb
Aug
12%
12
12%
7,200
11
10%
11 Va
4,100
99'/a
99'A
100
Products
Associated Testing
Inc
Z
Line
Atlantic Research
4'%
Aug
131/a
Jan
28%
Jan
37
Aug
Jan
103
Feb
22% July
1% Jun
30
26%
27%
2,200
1%
1%
1%
200
%
IB
10,900
% Mar
1
5%
5
1,700
3%
Jan
Jan
1%
2
5%
5%
6%
99,400
15%
6,500
12% July
9,800
5 Va Mar
14
10c
2%
14
3%
7,700
900
6 VB
5%
6%
6
5 Va
6 Va
4,400
2%
2%
2%
13,700
1
Co
•*,
Corp
67%
67%
67%
300
l
12%
11%
12%
17,100
__
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp_
Corp option warrants
iya
1—1
16%
Industries Inc
Centers Inc
1
13%
Petroleum
*
£
Forman Distillers cl
16 Va
%•
6%
:
_500
Convertible preferred
Baldwin Securities Corp__
Oil
Ltd
•
~~
Tc
ZZZ_Z~Z~50c
Industries
Inc
Bargain Town USA
Barnes
Inc_
Engineering
Co
Bunker
Hill
(The)
Burgmarter
Barton's
Candy
Bayview
Oil
Bearings Inc
Burroughs
Bell
Butler's
Benrus
Berkey
instrument
Watch
Phnto
For
Co
6%
Jan
8%
Aug
2%
5
Jun
%
Apr
12%
13%
17,000
10 Va
Jan
27
13% July
27
100
22%
Jan
28% May
28% May
8% Aug
Shoe
6
May
2%
Jan
1% Mar
41%
Jan
31/4
1,900
22 Va
Jan
8%
400
7%
Jan
11 V8
11%
11%
5,200
8% May
6%
6 %
6%
1,700
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
18 %-
17%
18 %
3,400
13 %
Jan
18%
Aug
10%
10V2
10%
400
10Va
Jun
3%
4%
2,400
Inc___
~~
footnotes,
see
California
$3.00
6%
Electric
Power
16,700
'Z 8%
n%
700
10%
%
Va
10,000
V8
4
4 Va
1,500
6%
5,600
4 "
1
7%
19%
10%
Feb
6%
Jan
20%
V14
Aug
,
,
8% "
7%
19
19%
.
Jan
Jan
5%
Jun
6%
Apr
9%
6% July
16%
Jun
is
3V8 May
5% May
*
2,200
13,000
Jan
Aug,
Apr
Jan
19% Aug
•
17
17
1
30%
30 Va
30%
6,80)
22%
Feb
74!%
74'%
50
63%
Jan
75
May
52
Jan
55
Jun
5534
56
150
53%
Jun
60% Mar
50
—
50
Class
A
Canada
Bread
$1.30
Ltd,
-—__
Ltd
common..
Jan
13
Industrial
Canadian
Javelin
Jun
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
24,300
13%
3%
3%
1,900
3%
Jun
53
5%
1,600
41% July
2 Va Mar
1,200
800
26% Aug
5%
Feb
6
Jan
4% Jan
22% May
Hi/2
8
Jan
15
a«%
Foreign
Oils
1,400
8%
Aue
11% May
1,400
8
Jan
11 Va Mar
Jan
Gas
Williston
Carnation
9'/a
9%
9%
10 Va
8%
(JW)
(AM)
& Co—
Catalin Corp of America—
Jan
Maine
Power &
Power
$1.40
series
Oil
10%
Jan
Chromalloy
Cinerama
1,700
8% Mar
3,200
% Jan
1% Juljr
Circuit
20,300
%
Feb
1 Va Mar
C K P
21%
21%
22 Va
4,200
14 Va
Jan
Jun
22% Aug
8% Jan
May
July
53 Va May
3,600
a
2,200
1,500
4%
5 %
15.400
3.50%
Corp
Co
6%
2
47 Va
5
j
8
8
8%
4,000
7% May
7%
7%
7%
3,400
6%
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
Apr
4%
Jan
6% July
100
10%
12%
11
2,30
8%
Jan
%
Jun
1 Va
11
j
2.20 V
Aug
1t\j Feb
7% July
8% Jan
9%
Jan
Aug
18%
Jun
3,900
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
100
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
1,900.
4 Va
Feb
6 Va
Jan
71,600
100
3%
3%
9%
9%
5
3.2001
%
Feb
Vk
15%
1.500
13%
Apr
17%
Apr
6%
16,600
4% May
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
iVi
%
5 Vat
22
23%
18
18 Vg
300
5%
4,300
5%
3%
Jan
6% Jun
10% May
9% Jan
Clark
pref
pfd
9,000
16%
Jan
16% Mar
4%
Jun
Jan
19
Jan
6% Mar
13%
110 %
%
10 Va
3,500
3%
Jan
8
Aug
4%
9%
900
u
%
8,300
100
77%
76%
77%
90
9 Va
—
Jan
6
Aug
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
%
Feb
4%
Jun
10% May
1 Va
Apr
72 %
Jan
77 Va
85%
Jan
88 Va July
Jan
20%
Jan
32
17%
Aug
Apr
1
20Va
19%
20 %
31'%
31 %
31%
50
8%
8%
9%
1,200
7%
Jan
9%
Corp
1
3%
3
3 %
1,000
3
Aug
5% Mar
T
1
1
America
L
Ltd——
1
1,800
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2.50
28
Jan
5
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1VA
b
18
Feb
iif
2,300
13%
,
5
13%
2,000
10%
Feb
27 Va
22%
Jan
7
Apr
Aug
Aug
ltnG
Jun
13%
Aug
29
May
27%
500
1
2%
2
2%
10,500
1 Va
Jan
3
Feb
1
6 V8
5%
6%
2,600
5%
Jan
8%
Jun
——10c
20%
19%
21%
27,700
12 Va
Jan
22 Va
Apr
lc
16*%
14%
16%
74,200
25c
32%
30%
32%
6,400
19
13
12%
13
1.900
10 % Mar
1,300
4% Mar
_2
Mining
Corp
Inc
*
•
Corp
5
1
' "
1
:
4
—
Co
2714
10c
——
Credit
500
18
—1
Mar
14
3%
4
4
200
Aug
10
Corp
preferred
Jan
M Mar
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
6%
107%
105
preferred-*
common
—
Clarostat
Coburn
30
Mar
83
4
4
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Clary
3,700
10o
Foil Corp
Development Ltd
Cable
96% 105
108 Va 109 %
1
Corp
Consolidated
1 %
7%
4% May
7 Va Jun
"
convertible
B
Cherry-Burrell
1 %
23
Jan
12 %
3% Mar
16,500
1
Light 4%
Central Securities
1
49 %
23 Va
10
Inc_—."
Charge Services
Hadley Corp
1%
6%
1
1
Chief
4%
12%
2%
8%
15
5%
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine
15
Apr
48%
__
Co
Century Geophysical
9%
2y8
4% May
2,900
%
8
&
15
50c
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Aug
1,600
49 %
__
103%
Apr
6%
1
4%
"
—
————5.50
Co—.
Jan
Apr
3%
5%
9%
2%
18
1
23 Va
1,600
6%
%
12%
.
1
Jan
2%
6 %
1
6c
Corp_
14% July
2%
Jari"
%
3%
8!A
6
1
Minerals
International
Co
Jan
18
3{j(
11
Properties Ltd—.
Co of
3%
9,400
3%
*
•
Charter Oil
2,200
1 Va
15
3%
2.50
Ltd-!!
Chamberlin
Jan
4%
1A
2,100
transactions—
Aug
10%
4
1A
14%
Ltd-
Jun
1% May
4 Va Jan
3,900
4
6%
Aug
27%
10c
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
Castle
9%
5
5%
16%c
u.
Ltd
_____—
l
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic.pfd™10
Jun
9%
3,600
3 i3g
•
Canadian Marconi
Carter
A
8%
6% July
"
Mar
9%
7%
1,800
6 203
Jun
H1/2
40'% Mar
7%
3%
6V2*
1
7 Va
3 A
Feb
26%
3%
Feb
Aug
Feb
Jun
a
22 Va
30%
20
Canadian
71%
14%
Aug
3%
.
Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Homestead
8
8% May
15%
*
preferred
Export Gas & Oil
31/2 May
55%
100
7%
1
1_"
Inc
Cement Co
Co
Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co
9
17
__
56
10c-
Mines
Canadian
91/4
■>
-50
Canadian
51/2 Aug
Apr
7Va July
~_50c
20%
1
common
eferred
preferred
pi
preferred
1%
36.
Jun
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
1 Va
page
19
10%
Va
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canadian
%
2,800
Inc
12%
Feb
2Vb
1
Corp
3% Aug
„
6%
11%
1
2y8 Mar
16i%
20%
7%
"
20
I V
I
6% Aug
15% Aug
Apr
Jan
2,200
i
>:
24%
3s 6d
Corp___'
Campbell Machines
6% July
Feb
8%
25c
13
15,700
8%
1
Feb
%
17 V*
Z~_
400
700
Son Inc—1—-
&
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10i%
8%
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Apr
2,000
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Belock
Aug
9%
72
A—2.50
1
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Campbell Chibougamau
3,700
16 Va
•
May
23
23%
dep rets ord shares
Burnell & Co Inc
25c
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bell Electronic Corp
10
Feb
ft
Jan
5.800
Va
8%
ZZZZZZZZ.
Beck
Jun
8
___
17%
%
16 VB
ZZZZZ!
Corp
Corp
Corp
Baruch-Poster
8%
'
Jan
3ya
9%
22%
Jun
7 i3o
18%
3
1
Company
2,300
l
,
22%
IVi
400
3!4
10
Corp
16%
"ioc
.
__
1,300
14,400
9 %
23
8%
50c
Mines Ltd—
Christiana
Barry Wright Corp
9'A
%
8 Va
serial preferred
Industries Inc.
Buell
Canaveral
19%
inc
_
9
8
24%
Canal-Randolph Corp !
3%
7%
14%
Jan
22 Va
com__30c
—
Century Electric
Common
Banff
A
Company
Common
Aug
197/a
9%
28 %
Budget Finance Plan—
Jun
5%
,
Aug
1
1%
3%
1
24%
31/2
Inc
15'/2
1
A
Aug
800
_66%c
Co
Central
class
%
24%
4% Mar
10
Central
Gas
41
Jan
6% Aug
30c
Jan
B
&
Jan
2%
8%
1
common
Central
Oil
Baker Industries Inc
Jan
20%
8%
preferred
Central
Bailey & Selburn
10%
4,450
£1
.
Feb
22%
Baldwin-Montrose ChemicalZT
4,300
3,100
25c A
1
Brown
S F
Apr
2%
i
Company
B
Jan
23
7%
9%
23
,
transactions-.
(E L)
2
2% Mar
V
Jun
41 y4
7%
!
9'%
/'
Brown
Bruce
Jan
24%
39 VA
dep rets ord registered—
Class B
2%
Jan
Jan
37
73%
1
Brooks instrument Co Inc
Feb
26%
I __5
2 10
IZZ—3
2%
16
1% May
16%
Jan
7!4
Ltd—
Co
%
15
ioo
Industrial Corp__.
Corp
J_
Ay shire Collieries Corp
Banner
ord— •
10s
4%
1%
1,800
2,400
10s
Amer
2,200
1%
bearer
Foreign
Jan
18%
Power
6%
_1
Inc
Avis
Avondale
1%
13
1%
registered
Columbia
5,800
14 y8
com
1V4
500
Tobacco—
45,700
14%
IncIZIZZZZ
Automatic Steel Products Inc
13%
July
16%
ord
15%
1
Corp___
Automatic Radio Mfg Co
Jan
90
Jan
5
1%
Co
1 Va
1
ZlOc
Inc____
Plastics
24%
81 %
2,900
16%
ord
Canadian
15%
tm
17% July
1,900
250
.
.1
rets
Canadianwide
10 pesos
13
Co
2%
°r
•
6
20c
Light & Pow
Canada
4%
10c
Atlas
Devices
Jan
3,200
37
3%
33Vao
Atlas
Sewing
14
Aug
14% July
101
33.400
5%
35%
'1%
„,.l
Jan
4% May
100 Va
5
36%.
1
Atco'Chemical Industrial Products
Atico Financial Corp
General
Jan
lc
Inc
Labs
!:
—
Atlantic Coast
7% Mar
96%
1
Laundries of America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
v
Jan
3%
£1
Associated
Associated
88
5%
Feb
Mar
8
4% Aug
r.
regis
8%
10
Feb
Jan
18%
•
Inc
22 Va
86 %
10c
Inc
Canada Southern
Stores
6%
Aug
700
Associated Electric Industries—
rets
May
5
15,400
99 y4
40o
2% July
13% Aug
16% Jan
12
4%
4%
1
Feb
14% Mar
17%
5
900
Jan
Feb
3,100
pfd_100
Asamera Oil
deposit
Jun
5%
26%
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour & Co "warrants"
Electronics Inc
American
8%
4%
13%
47% May
Jan
31/2 Aug
10% Aug
4,400
5
21
1
dep rets
$2.50
2.50
,•
Arrow
Corp Ltd
Associated Baby Services
11%
Jan
4%
500
11
12:
50o
Louisiana Gas Co
37
300
10,200
•
.
Argus Inc
8
3%
11%
11
4 %"
Va
45
7%
3%
11 Va
13%
1
pfd
45 y*
4%
1
i____
'
3%
%
Apr
20% May
4% Mar
5% Aug
7% Apr
•
Jan
2%
28 V2
July
Jan
2 V2
2%
2
Co_____
Corp
•
Avlen
Jan
5%
dep
Burma
£1
Apollo Industries Inc_.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Audio
May
Mar
21%
88 *
Assn
Oil
American
American
Anthony Pools Jnc_,
Atlas
Jan
6
Aug
'
Chemical
Aurora
52
Jan
3
3%
Andrea Radio Corp
i
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
Atlas
Jan
Aug;
3%
50o
Angostura-Wupperman
Astrex
6Va
22
Mar
5%
3 Va
Anchor Post Products-
Arkansas
42
700
3%
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del__
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
*'■
:
3ya
American
Apache
225
4.500
6
•
100
1
American
British
Feb
6%
Mills Ltd—
Manufacturing Co
1,200
7%
Foreign transactions"
Jun;
89
Aug
3%
Inc
American Petrofina
.
Jan
20
_1
shares
American MARC
American
7,900
25c
.
American-Internatl Aluminum
V
5%
20
Inc
3% July
200
8,100
88
10
■<:.
American Beverage
8
7%
Corp
British
Jun
3
10c
class. A
7%
7%
Amer
Aug
4
9%
Jan
I
50c
Inc
7.4U0
Amer
6% May
Inc
Ambassador
6%
9V4
Feb
16"% July
3% Aug
3,700
5%
—1.50
Works
Manufacturing
British
Aug
9%
May
7%
2 y8
100
31/2
May
700
2,200
11
2%
8
8
6% July
4% Aue
Paper Corp
Afcoys Unlimited Inc
Corp
2Va
6'A
1
America
Gegr
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
British
3ya
4
19
4,500
May
"7%
7%
Almar Rainwear
4
High
Mar
2 Va
5,000
3%
1
17%
3%
20 y4
7
,
900
2
l
Inc —
21%
Jan
21
Inc—
Inc.
93%
56
19 %
19 Va
2 Va
common
Jan
4%
Allied
Co
Jan
4
21
4
Inc
prior preferred
12 V4
7%
ivc' •
Allied Control Co
(HC)
51/2%
Borne Chemical Co
13% May
"7%
500!
Jan
89%
100
1
Co
Inc
Industries
Industries
100
4%
2%
10c
Building
A
Bloomfield
250
80
400
2%
4
1,300
15
Low
8!'a
3
,.
Bloomfield
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7%
20!%
2.50
Blauner's
Class
Shares
2%
,
'
for Week
77/3
1
91%
rets American shs—
Properties
*
19%
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Ine
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
' 5%%
convertible preferred—
—10
All-State
(The)
Binney &
Feb
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
All American Engineering
Corp
Bethlehem
Brillo
American deposit
1
19%
62V4 Mar
100
10c
Inc
Inc
91%
19%
1
Mfg
3%
207/a
3%
preferred—100
common
preferred
Alarm
Apr
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
11%
Low
Frocks
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
•
4.20%
Power
Par
Berkshire
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bourjois
A
Wood Steel Co
45%
23,800
4%
Jun
"Aug
of America—
Airport Parking Corp
Class
Jun
8
100
53%
3
1
Alabama
2%
.2%
2%
4ya
1—1
Corp
Aerojet-General
700
8,200
2%
lOo
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Bickford's
10
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero'-Plow Dynamics Inc
Ansul
1963
•}
.
American Stock Exchange
High
May
1
Inc
Co
—
Friday
25c
Products
Precision
Acme
ltange tor Week Ending Aug. 30.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1
common
Acme
I
2
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year
S T O CK S
Shares '
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
,
for Week
of Prices
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
-
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
s T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
Monday, September
.
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
•In the
.
.
American Stock Exchange
'
Alan
.
Inc
common
1 -.:
1
20
5%
-
12%
•
12%
25%
5 %
2,900
4 Va
7%
7%
13%
5Va
7 V4
—
1314
4,600
I 100
12%
3%
1,400
10%
12 %
23 Va
25%
4%
3
Aug
Mar
Aug
17% Mar
32%
Aug
13% July
6% Mar
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
Apr
15%
Jun
2% July
3%
Jan
10,600
9 Va Mar
12%
Apr
1,350
20 % Mar
26%
Apt
4% Mar
Volume
198
Number
6295
.The
.
.
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(889)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Coliu
Electronics
Coleman
Co
Colonial
Inc.
1
Sand
for Week
Stone
&
Metals
High
4%
4,690
3Va
Apr
1
40%
14%
3.300
29-4
13%
Apr
40%
14%
6%
6 34
13% Aug
18%
600
5
6%
Inc—10c
1%
1%
1
42%
42%
43
IVa
6%
l
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
Products
Ray
Aviation
&
Cook
Paint
&
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
14%
3%
Jan
4% Mar
5%
Apr
25%
24%
2,100
4V'8
Apr
5%
21%
Jan
25 Va
'
16,600
8%
3%
Jun
9%
Fields
~4%
8%
Jan
58
10%
1 Va
7%
7%.
400
5%
5%
7%
8
o
%
lif
13%
131
5a
Aug
2%
1-2
Cott
Beverage
Cott
-8%
5%
6% Mar
4,400
%
9.6C0
11 Vo
Cresmont
100
17 Va
800
5%
Corp
Jan
Jan
S
Crose
United
Ford
21%
300
Jan
22%
Feb
6%
"%
20%
Apr
2,7J0
21%
Feb
6"%
2,400
7%
Jan
8
Crown
7is
Feb
10
Central
6
%
2 %
%
2 %
5
12,900
43%
42%
45%
4%
42,900
4%
4%
400
3%
200
300
Industries
Crystal Oil & Land
Co
7%
7%
"!
3%
3%
12%
12%
2
5%
*
5%
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
3
5%
2
4,400
6 7/a
7%
15%
13,500
15%
2,500
Day
Mines
Dayco
50c
15
7%
11%
11%
Jan
6%
Corp
7 Va
A
61/8
714
23,900
4%
2 V«
2%
1,200
2 7'/a
3OV2
79,100
4%
5V2
4'/2
5'/8
9,100
4
5%
5];|-
4,000
debenture
stock
340
30
111/8
800
10
61/8
1,700
3,000
35
34
25V2
25
35 3
n
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
10%
5%
1
Products
8%
8 %
Jun
14%
14 %
0%
14%
4%
5%
Devoe & Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
5
1
"
31
29
32
%
Quality
14%
14%
4
Amer
dep rets ord
Class
Jan
Apr
Dome
Giant
Jan
Jan
31
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
&
158%
&
Textile Co
Dorr-Oliver Inc
$2
Chemical
Co
Jun
"00
Ltd
Dorsey (The)
Draper Corp
Driver
Drug
&
V»
4% July
Test
Corp
Dynalectron
C)
7%
Jan
Distilleries
Aug
Goodman
4 Va
Aug
Jun
1%
Jan
Apr
1 %
Jan
Manufacturing
American
July
5%
Aug
Great
Basins
May
11%
Feb
Great
Lakes
3 %
2%
2%
Apr
<13%
Jan
5,4oj
2%
Feb
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Great
Lakes
.Great
Western
preferred
preferred
$6
Grocery
371/2
Grow
175
Feb
35%
Jan
Corp
Jan
Guardsman
Chemical
Jan
9
Feb
Gulf
American
Feb
Gulf
States
Greer
17%
17%
6. COO
21 Va
400
5 %
53/4
1,300
7%
14%
Jan
40%
18% Jan
25% May
5% Mar
7
4
Edo
4 !>
2%
100
6%
4,900
6%
Jun
36i/4
36%
7%
31%
Jan
2%
Elder-Peel
2 Va
44%
30
29%
4%
Griesedieck
Jan
2% Aug
2
July
7
2,100
20'/a
20%
1,100
7%
8%
12,900
Associates Inc__10o
Missile Facilities
25c
12%
61/2
5%
2,100
1,700
8
"I
2%
pfd
Industries
Steel
Corp
common
Corp
Espey Mfg &
Esquire Inc
Evans
Rule
Co
1
loo
Corp
1
:
Exquisite Form Indus
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footnotes,
May
5% July
&
20,300
5%
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
24%
24%
25
24%
2,300
W"."' :.
7% Aug
Va
2,600
7%
Aug
Aug
Feb
9%
10Va
Jan
6,000
16%
12%
Jan
15
16 %
15%
Jun
12,500
1 Va
1 Va
14%
14%
15%
1,300
14,700
12%
2,600
9
1
12%
%
11%
•
106
'
106
20
100
'
100
13
14
1%
Jan
13 Va
Aug
16 Va
Aug
11 Va
Aug
12%
Apr
102
109
101%
Feb
11
Apr
16%
Jan
10 %
Apr
10
Jan
13% Feb
12% Aug
2,300
13%
Jan
Apr
10,100
11%
800
12%
11% .11%
21,200
11%
100
29
14%
100
11%
16%
Apr
5,100
123 *
12%
Apr
17
1,100
11
Jan
20% July
11% Apr
4%
19%
22%
167/a
15%
17
1
17%
16%
17%
£1
9%
9%
9%
2,300
1
9 Va
1%
Aug
1%
1 %
74,300
1 Va
Jan
26%
700
4%
1,400
1
5
10
■
4%
/
10
10%
5%
1
2
common—60c
1 Va
2
2%
.
/"TOO
2%
3%
——
/
10c
Jun
5%
Jun
2
Aug
6
1%
Mar
24% July
2
Jan
3%
Jan
8 Va
Aug
26?
Apr
Feb
3%
Jan
13%
400
12%
200
39
2%
3,600
33% Aug
1% May
1,100
10
14% Mar
2%
11
11%
•
7%
7%
4 %
50c
18%
4%
17%
1
29 Va
29%
31
—1
Inc
May
5%
33%
—1
Corp—
Industries
7
33%
2%
Inc—1
Jan
13%
'
5
Jan
Aug
Feb
4% May
3,800
27/a
Jun
Mar
2% Mar
1,300
25%
7
10%
26%
1
8,200
8
25%
2 %
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
'Aug
/
33%Feb
Apr
9Va Mar
900
8
.
5 %
Aug
21
58,000
5%
Feb
3%
21,400
4%
5
Va
8 T.v
6%
1 /•■"
4%
:
—30
23 Va
1,900,
V..V 700
1 Va
4%
1
3 Va
■"*/ 900
23
6
10c
'!/
22
22%
!w'X'
20c
Inc
5
■/ /T'T // 26
4%
—4
Inc
32% July
22 Va Jan
39,400
31,000
4%
21 Va
i:
Feb
—
-4c
•
Feb
Jan
14%
28 Va
24%
Jan
llVa
28%
Jun
Jan
98 %
13%
12
34
18
50
1
v
28%
26 Va
28
Industries
Industries
Aug
7%
.
14%
16%
Coatings
&
3%
,
8%
B
American
Corp
8
2,600
4%
19,500
21
4,900
Jan
Aug
3%
14%
May
3
Jan
4% July
13 Va Aug
Feb
v
Jun
8% July
6% Jan
21'
Aug
4,300
26%
Jan
35 Mi
Apr
7.200
%
25% Aug
36%
Jan
181%
16%
Jun
Hebrew
Jun
Hecla
Aug
15
Jan
3% May
Apr
4% Jan
10%
9% July
1% Feb
6%
22
Jan
8%
Aug
Aug
14%
Jan
7% July
6 % Feb
400
1% July
"3900
4% Mar
7% July
1 %
3%
Jan
4%
Aug
400
3% May
98
Jan
5%
Jan
103
11,700
750
1%
1 %
3
44%
105
Feb
Mar
4
Jan
55
July
July
1%
Aug
2%
Jan
100
4%
Jun
5%
Jan
600
3%
Aug
4%
Jan
4%
690
3% Mar
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
i/4
g%
5%
4V4
3%
9
6 Vn
534
6
.
* 5
3%
6%
10
4%
6%.
1,500
5%
Aug
5^9
6%
Jan
5,200
2 Vo
Feb
11,200
4%
3%
Apr
7% May
7% Jan
5%
2.800
4%
15.900
5
Aug
3% Jan
11% Mar
5%
Jun
Feb
11%
3,000
1
.
10
Inc
7
Light
6%
16%
1
Industries
Mfg
Bishop
National
Heinicke
Helena
*
_
Heller
Foods
5%
Instruments
&
7
Shares
Class
B
Co
7
1,000
6% Mar
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
3% May
6
5
Mar
6% Aug
20%
5,800
13%
Jan
20%
19%
16%
pfd
7%
7%
2,500
33 %
33%
34%
800
27%
Jan
31%
3lVa
32%
7,500
26 Va
Jan
10%
10
10%
2,400
7
—100
Inc
1
10
4%
40c
.5%
—
Inc
class
A
,
107
85
15%
4%
4%
4,100
3%
Jan
17%
600
13%
Jan
5%
1,800
5
5%
600
4% Aug
4% Aug
200
4%
3,000
1%
800
8
1,500
7
1%
24%
17%
4%
8
2
1
2Va
1,200
1
ii
3,500
24%
900
1 Va
1,700
7%
6,000
24%
1
7%
7
13.1
Jan
35
300
5
5
May (
Jan
;; !
Apr
19
\ July
9% Feb
7%, Feb
18% Aug
4% Aug
7%, Jan
1%
2% Jan
9% Jan
Jan
Jan
May
A Mar
19%
1
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
32%
Jan
28%
34%
*
Inc.-
J&n
Jan
1%
5
50c
Jan
Jan
4%
ii
——1
July
Aug
17%
25c
Mines
*'
9%
38% May
35% July
10
17 %
~4%
1
.
21
/
76
4%
Corp
5% Aug
102
50c
common
Group
Ltd
5%
5,400
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co
Oil
4% May
—•
Pak
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Finance
3% Julv
3% Aug
7
2.50
Home
400
1,100
5,100
Co__
International
Home
Jan
4%
"warrants"
Inc
2 Va
3 Va
—100
Portion
Co
Jan
47% Aug
4Va
3%
f' 4
Aug
6%
Inc
Hofmann Industries Inc
Holyoke
1%
8%
4%
A
Hoffman
600
May
Apr
18%
5% July
40 % Jan
5%
convertible preferred
Supermarkets Inc
(R)
1%
1%
9
Mar
•
Rubenstein
Hotels
1,600
Jun
Feb
4%
1
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
Hilton
47%
16
*
6%
25c
Hercules Gallon Products Inc———10c
Hoe
1,900
"1%
Higbie
5%
6%
47
Aug
6% Aug
600
4
5%
18% July
17% Jan
Inc_50c
!
preferred
Hill's
10%
1,000
Aug
10c
Kosher
Co_
(WE) & Co 5%%
4%
7
Feb
Aug
16%
1
Heli-Coil Corp
Henderson's
2
10%
16.%
6
25
Co
Inc
Mining
Class
6.4m
4%
3%
4
4%
36.
10
3%
48%
11
2
Jan
Aug
Apr
11%
Hastings
Jan
14
9,500
3
3,500
13%
1
10
6%
4%
11%
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Hazel
6,600
3 Va
11%
25c
Corp
Electric
Jun
3%
3
4%
3.50
Munning
(Paul) Inc.
Stores
Harvard
3%
2
Winkle
Corporation
193%
5
10c
Lamp Co
Jun
4%
1
see page
51
3%
I0o
.
Inc
Feb
5%
V't
31%
1,200
3 Va
1
Chemical
2%
5%
Jan
Aug
H
Jan
1%
48
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Essex
For
3%
48%
1
;
Jan
3
3%
10
Electronics
61/2
I
1
preferred
Mar
Feb
9
5%
103
1
Manufacturing Co
ERT
May
4
3%
1%
41/3
10c
.
1.400
5%
7%
2% May
10%
13%
—1
Land
Land
Hartford
5%
100
preferred
3%
Apr
Jan
2%
i3/4
1
5%
38
"19%
3,300
11%
convertible
1st
2,600
%
51/2
11%
Empire District Electric
Equity Corp common—
6%
6,800
%
•
Ero
8
51%
1
Inc
&
14%
IB
loo
Corp
Forge
200
700
2,700
1
Corp
7%
3 Va
14%
Products
Western
Gulton
165
13%
1
Erie
4%
5%
Electronics Corp of America
$2
45 Vi
30
1% May
7% Mar
1,400
1
El-Tronics
Emenee
200
2
Communications
3%
1
Company
Stores
Gulf &
175% Mar
73/4
Inc
Electronic Assistance
&
7%
451/2
*.
Electronic Research
Electronic
2
7%
137/8
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
1%
1
Ltd
Electro-Voice
38,700
——50c
Jun
19,700
36%
3Va
"2%
25c
Corp
10%
5
Jan
300
100
•
Corporation.
Elco
9Va
July
July
4% May
3% Feb
4&
•
B
97/a
1 %
Jan
61/4
4.A
20c
A
700
•
Hydraulics
Guerdon
1
series
1,400
1
(The)—
41
1
series
n
Co
Producers
Jun
6%
Harnischfeger
1
5%
2 Va
8c
preferred series A
13%
33% July
15% Feb
91%
91 %
5
2
Jun
1
Co__
j
19 %
1,300
Jan
Apr
Apr
1
Corp
Chemical Corp
Jan
2,-100
Aug
32%
£1
B
Industries
Petroleum
Aug
8%
20%
15
Jan
1
Bowling
Aug
37%
Jan
Aug
2
1
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Gordon Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation
Gray Manufacturing Co
36 Va
10%
12
1
_
15%
10%
•
Inc
4,000
14%
Jan
3a
Jan
30%
.
2 % May
1,200
,
1,300
15
•
16
8
17%
12 Va
;
10%
10
4%
5Va
—
Aug
2%
common
4% May
2.50
_
2,400
Va
17%
15
Jan
500
36
17%
•
_
III/2
~6%
25
Corp
1% Mar
'
10
class A
States
Apr
Ltd-
class
Harn
Frelghtways
Jun
_
Hartfield
Eastern
Aug
4 V8
36%
50o
%
32
E
$7
Co
111/4
36%
100
Eastern
7%
2% May
2%
35
*
class A
Mines
111/4
15o
Co
Aug
30% Mar
2%
35
.2%
Inc
Hardeman
Can Co
Feb
1,300
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm') Co Ltd
£JL±Jj.
Goldfield
Corp
H
Eastern
Feb
Apr
2,000
registered
Glass Tite Industries
Hall
Eastern
Jun.
6%
Feb
5
Jan
4%
7%
—
Jan
20%
Air Devices Inc
186%
159
12%
16%
2%
Globe
Hanson-Van
Eastern
Aug
30
1,800
Corp
com
9%
"5»/2
Corp
Inc
15%
Co
—
Feb
20% Aug
10%
5,400
*
600
171/8
reg
6,600
11
Feb
7%
13% Mar
8% Aug
3 % Aug
4,400
11,600
preferred—:—
5,700
8
Corp.
3%
3%
10%
164 Va 167%
1
Aug
2 '/8
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
100
5%
—
15%
36%
DuVal
Aug
2,100
8%
2%
Inc
%
%
•
ord
$5
Controls
151/2
;
dep rets
(The) Co__
Power
preferred
111/2
Corp
American
4%
20%
Apr
Apr
1%
5%
Corp—;
151/2
Co
Feb
3,100
2%
5
Supermarkets
11%
Fair-Community Drug
Duro
Stores
Apr
21% May
14% Apr
18% May
32.50
Exploration
Harris
ord
24•'ii
17%
7.50
3%
12 Va
1
5%
Ltd—
7,400
500
10
2
12%
♦
common.
preferred
Drilling
10
•
Ltd
Jun
9% Mar
600
1
Co
Yellowknife
Great
2
stock
2%
600
\
5%
"warrants"
rets
Gilchrist Co
8% Aug
15% May
400
*
ord
300
;: 7%
July
18
Feb
6%
Co
Glenmore
6% July
8% Jan
4 /a
10
2 Va
Coal
Jan
2%
common
-Foreign transactions
May
1 V8
_1
Ltd
Jan
14%
Jan
IVa
Fireproofing
Gilbert (A
10s
Bridge Co Ltd
4%
5,500
100
dep
Foods
Giant
8% May
%
4
Petroleum
Dominion
-1
Foam
$4 60
35% Aug
11% Jan
Aug
4,700
;
%
10c
A
Apr
———1
Gas
Georgia
6% Mar
4%
10
reg
4,500
8%
1
"3%
11
1
Goods
Co
Electric
Giannini
Distillers Co Ltd—
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp common
Aug
17%
167%
5
1,900
fc
15
3%
10c
com
6
8%
*
7,000
%
1
Supermkts
1st preferred
7%
■
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Aug
5%
5
20%
10c
Acceptance
Alloys Co
American
Jan
Va
2.100
1
8%
9%
3%
~5
1
preferred
General
32% Aug
5% Apr
5%
18%
10,900
1
Manufacturing
Dialight Corp
Dilbert's
257a
100
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
Jan
Jan
11%
„_1
Eattery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
i
General
Development Corp
Aug
4%
2% Aug
12 %
142%
8%
3%
11%
11%
1
—
—
Genung's Incorporated
7%
May
D C Transit System Inc cl A
com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
1
Dennison Mfg class A
5
/
15% July
July
5
35
16 Va
General
Jan
Jan
2V4
287/s
pref
7%
16 Va
!
Power
General
8% May
16% July
Jan
1
10c
class
6%
16%
77«
Aug
1% Aug
2%
1
Sporting
General
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
50c
Inc
2,900
2.50
Company
Inc
5%
14% May
2% Feb
Jun
10c
Inc
6%
7%
8
Co
Gatineau
Apr
5%
Aug
5% Aug
6% Apr
28,900
15%
8%
Jan
12'/a
7,300
7%
15%
Apr
Garan
General
Systems
Davidson Brothers Inc
1,300
216,200
(Geo A) Co
General
Data-Control
9%
6%
33%
113 July
4% Aug
G
Jun
i
D
i
9%
6%
lot
Corp
Corp
General Plywood Corporation
Dairies
Industries Inc
4%
1
10c
Jan
5%
Fuller
General
Daryl
1
Inc
Enterprises————„!
General
Crystal
July
Canada
(The)
General
Daitch
1 %
25,600
4%
Friendly Frost Inc
Aug
Jan
2%
600
2
15%
Ctirtis Manufacturing Co class A
♦
Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common
L,
1
Cutter
3
45 %
35% Mar
2,400
3%
10c
Corporation
2%
12 %
2
5
25c
Feb
2,700
2,'},
4%
1
Gateway
2%
7%
Corp—25c
(Md)
2
■'
1
Petroleum
2% 2
1%
10c
preferred
Aug
Jan
6%
20
1
Drug Co
7,200
IVa
Feb
2 %
33%
9% July
14% Feb
Jun
6%
Aug
2
Apr
5%
25c
Aluminum
Crown
Cubic
207b
Jam
20 %
Jan
1%
Inc
of
City
Fresnillo
5%
Jan
1.7C0
137a
2%
Fotochrome Inc
17
7%
£1
Corp
17% May
May
9% Jan
Apr
Jun
Aug
Realty & Construction
Porter
Motor
3%
4%
1,100
31%
i
High
7%
11 Va
64,900
7%
13%
33%/.
Flying Tiger Line... Inc—————^—-..l/
Forest
Jan
7%
5Cc
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
1,10a
&
4,003
197«
7%
13%
1
4
16%
'
1
Corp
Fishman (MH) Co Inc
Florida Capital Corp
7% May
Aug
16
V7%: ~8
Low
1
common
Sterling
Fischer
13% Aug
20'% July
21 %
1
Corp
7%
Inc
Chemicals
convertible
Firth
Aug
%
Jan
6%
Ltd—
Consolidated
&
General
60c
Feb
10%
Aug
July
19%
*
1.50
American dep receipts (ord
reg)
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Creole Petroleum Corp
17%
1
2c
Warrants
Apr
15%
~7%
5
Bottling Co of New England
Courtaulds
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
„_25c
Plastics
First National
Feb
19%
6
1
Corp
Shares
High
3%
1.50
Inc
Jan
Jan
5 Va
900
13%
a
1%
5%
—
% Mar
1
7
2,200
'
'
% Mar
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
•
Inc
4
Feb
5,000
"100
Corby
Coro
Drilling Co
Financial
Feb
2,300
%
l'Va
10c
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Seaboard
Filmways
4
7%
—1
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont Petroleum Corp
Aug
Apr
3%
5'a
1
Co__
Record Plan Inc
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Jan
/'/ % May
25 Vo
Chemical
Family
1,200
26,700
!•„,
300
'
Inc
Falcon
Jan
6,000
5%
—
15
Fairmont
Feb
1%
%
50c
Co
Low
for Week
f
Aug
1%
9 Va
1
A
7
46
•
5
4%
—
Engineering__l
Corp
Continental Connector Corp cl
Continental. Materials
Corp
Continental
Telephone Co
Jun
38% May
6% Aug
3%
110c
Commercial
Jan
1
3,500
1,100
2,300
24%
,—*
Continental
Va
7%
5
'■
—
A—— —1
Continental
;.
4
5% July
1
5%
-20c
Inc_
class
;
—
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
-•. 1'
orelgn transactions
x:
Consolidated Oil'& Gas Inc
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Par
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Aug
1.5UU
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
4
J'/A
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
.
Low
39
Co.
Centers
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
33%
Co
Community Discount
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
5
Inc
Commercial
Low
(Range for Week Ended August
.30)
Sales
Last
Exchange
33
Jan
4%
Jan
ii
Jan
27%
Jun
1% Mar
7% Aug
Feb
37%
31%, Jun
14%
Jan
1
14
13%
14
500
12% Aug
*
10%
10Va
10%
1,309
9% July
13% May
11 %
11
11%
900
10% July
13% May
J
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:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Last
Range
Low
'-50
*
•
& Co
Hardart Baking Co
& Hardart common
&
Horn
Horn
19%
34
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Maine
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
100% July
28
Jan
35 y4 May
4%
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100
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200
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Hughes & Hatcher Inc
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17%
1,300
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Aug
Jan
Mary
6%
Jan
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2%
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700
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8%
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400
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9%
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100
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500
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1,900
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31
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13
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100
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33
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36
34%
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37% Aug
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5%
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700
31,400
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Michigan Sugar
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Miami
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6
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Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
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11%
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22 %
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38%
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9%
9%
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1
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1
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5
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Inc
1
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1
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1
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500
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102 y2
390
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27
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104
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9%
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2,100
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2%
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1
1%
27,500
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
5%
5
5%
27,600
4%
Jun
6% Mar
Oxford
lo
..
50c
see page
36.
—
—
__
—
—
t
32%
100
100
8%
4%
8%
4%
Apr
4%
Jan
preferred
common
-—50c
1
100
1
J,—7
Jun
Aug
2,400 >
89,500
6,100
6,500
80
1,100
200
13
Jan
17% May
19%
Jan
33%
23 %
34 %
Jan
98
Aug
6% Aug
4% Mar
Jan
101
Aug
May
Apr
11%
Jan
4% Aug
6Vb
Jan
7%
"
•
I
Co-
4%%
Corp
preferred
33 %c
A
Inc.
For
Corp
Ohio Power
•
Macke
16%
21%
*
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
Noma Corp
Jan
3
.250
_
Sherry
Gas
Mack
10,000
Enterprises Inc—
Louisiana
Lynch
2%
16 Va
Co.
Auction
Northeast : Airlines
Co—
14%
1
Co
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Louis
12%
Aug
1
*
Land
& Arizona
Mexico
New
.
:
.
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
Jan
9%
IG
Jan
Apr
9 %
2
16
2
8
6% Aug
700
2,100
50c
Co
Chem
&
Zinc—
New
i°« May
10%
10%
.2.50
Chain
Kessler
1,400
11 V*
10%
16%
1
Co_
Min
New Jersey
11% Mar
;
10%
14
—10c
.
Steel
1%
_1
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Lithbnia Lighting Inc
Livingston Oil CO
Lockwood
jL2 Vs
10
.
Locke
5
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5% preferred
A July
8% July
10% Apr
4%
10'/a
Idria
New
'
Levine's Inc
6%
11%
10%
2
j
Mur
2
r—.—*
Nelly Don Inc
Feb
Ar
9
1
A
Realty Corp
:
Fay Inc class A
6%
%'
1%
32% Aug
25c
Inc
Packing Co
Nestle-Le
Jan
Jan
Jun
2Va'
Corp
Aug
8% May
Jan
31%
1
.
Lefcourt
Leslie
July
34%
Stores
Nedicks
Needham
3% Mar
1
_
class
Products
17%
2%
200
15%
1
.
Lease Plan International Corp__
Lee
17%
5
Inc
2%
<
10
Co
Industries
15 :v.
2 Va
2
2%
15
22
50c
Co-.
200
4,100
2Va
—5
of Delaware
Corp
Transit
8%
11%
2%
1,460
5
1
30c
Machinery
8%
1
Industries
29 %
20c
Rubber
11 Va
3
Ltd—
Mines
Lake
Lamb
27%
r2
1
Rolling Mills Co
8 '/a
Aug
29%
25c
11%
8
2,400
Ltd——
National
1
21,100
1%
11
National
.
Feb
2,200
7%
1 Va
10%
National Presto Industries Inc
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp_
Aug
107a
6%
1%
1
Machines
11%
Feb
5%
10%
6%
1
Petroleum
7%
1
10%
1
National
.
1
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
...
1
Hess
National Company Inc
National Electric
Weld
Feb
5%
Feb
6%
330
Milling —3
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
Jan
2%
4%
8,500
1%
5
National
19% July
16% July
17 Va
830
7%
1%
—
National
Jun
Jan
5
6%
1%
__
National
14% Mar
Feb
Jan
4%
7%
5
_
Nat Nast Inc class A
14
5%
Inc
25c
-
_
Industries
Napco
1
Corp
O'Sullivan
Securities
Electric Corp:
Manufacturing
—-—.—.——1
—1
—_1
—
72 %
5
—
3%
20%
72
5
13%
3%
20%
73
5%
13%~
3%
21
600
1,300
400
300
2,000
51
Jan
74% May
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
14 %
Jun
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
474 July
17% May
22% Aug
-
Number 6295
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(891)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August
Week's
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Low
High
Par
Grande
Vtc
Pacific
Coast
Co
5Ve
cum
cum
preferred
pfd A
conv
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
5% %
5%
redeemable
5 '/o
37% July
Jan
9% July
13%
%
20%
150
20%
20
Jan
22
Jan
23
May
1st
10%
9%
10%
17,100
7%
Jan
33%
33%
33%
2,600
32%
Feb
35
29%
30%
1,400
29%
Jan
31%
Jun
28%.
28%
25
1st
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable
1st
26%
500
26%
29%
Apr
&
American
Jun
Feb
preferred—25
dep
rets
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
5%
4Tb
Jan
5'/a
5
5 Va
2,200
4%
Jan
5 Va
Jan.
•4
o-%
b /a
2J,_dO
5%
9%
Jan
87%
Aug
86 %
87 %
790
Jan
89%
Jan
100
1
Industries
Pacific
Inc
2
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
Raceway
26%
Apr
27%
900
26%
Aug
dividend
S4.75
preferred
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
Feb
27% July
Rosenau Brothers Inc
24%
50
24%
400
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Northwest
Pacific
Petroleums
Power
Packer's
&
preferred
Bell
24%
Feb
26
■;
Apr
Ross
24
Aug
25 %
Jan
Rowland
*
pfd
5%
2,000
9,400
22%
Products
Inc
3,200
5%
1
Is
Electrochemical
Parker
Pen
9%
7,400
51% Mar
Corp
Co
Dohrmann
1,000
17% Aug
21%
1,900
35% July
42 72
321.900
xo
Jan
1%
Jan
Apr
■=800
7% Mar
10
Aug
3% Mar
1
10%
Jan
123/s
Feb
1,700
9% Aug
1% July
3,100
1%
8%
13%
Feb
8
Aug
12%
13 Va
3%
4
5,600
3%
3 Va
33%
6,800
3 Va Mar
9% July
3% Jan
21/4 Jan
16%
1
2%
16
15,700:
17
13,900
14%
Jan
2%
2%
1,800
2
3%
3%
200
3
200
19
Aug
'
Jun
4
preferred
7,300
3%
Apr
4%
500
5%
3%
8%
4%
8%
10%
9
•
17% May
3% Feb
4%
Fenn
Traffic
Pentron
Gold
Dredge Ltd
St
Jan
Salem-Brosius
San
24% July
San
24% July
200
24 %
400
19%
11%
11%
12
13
13%
15,300
Jan
8%
12
Jan
57%
Jan
31J
Aug
•
.-
—_16 pesos
Electric Co—
preferred
l
.*
2%
12 %
15%
21%
22
20
19%
19%
—20
a
20
2%
14%
~
20
preferred
series
20
2.50
—_
Ltd
series preferred
4.40%
Aug
Inc
Milling Co
Diego Gas &
4%%
Jun
Jun
Jun
Carlos
5%
Aug
16
11%
54%
2, <00
Corp Ltd
Aug
Aug
24 %
13
Lawrence
9%
10%
24'/a
Photo
Perfect
2,400
1
__
%
2
1,700
2%
7%
21
Aug
3,700
•
Jan
Mar
3%
24
11%
13 %
-
200
21% Aug
•100
19%
Aug
19%
<;
Jan
23
Apr
20% May
22 % Apr
1,300
72%
Jan
84
(Mass)_20
81%
25c
9%
9%)
400
7
82%
800
10
*
4%
4%
5%
2,700
13%
11 %
13 3/a
10,400
1
10
%
1 (i*
7'/a
63,4
7%
Minerals
&
Phillips-Eckhardt
Electronics
Electronics
Sarcee
9
1
u
8
%
Industries
3,600
,
7%
%
8,400
5%
%
Aug
42
4 5 3/8
14,200
Apr
47%
5
53/a
1,000
3%
Jan
4%
43/8
400
37/a
Jan
4
11%
11 Va
12%
6,300
9%
Apr
1
6%
6%
6%
1,600
5%
Jan
1
6%
6
6%
1,300
6%
Apr
1
8'%
Cjrp <Del)___
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce
Industries
Pioneer
Inc
Corp
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
&
Pittsburgh
Railways
Plant
—
Plastics
Industries
Co
Inc
.
50
_
—
9
800
116% 126
27 %
28
2%
.50c
_
%
8%
27%
...
_.
_
120
*
.
Jan
1 A
10%
11
2,900
8%
Jan
11%
5%
5 Va
5%
10%
10%
3%
4%
1%.
1,900
23 %
105
2%
126
10
1
•
Inc
3.50
23 %
bod
Jan
Apr
5% Mar
4% May
9% Mar
17%
19%
World
3
6%
Corp,
25c"
_
Industries
Inc
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Aug
Seeman
Bros
Seligman
&
•
,
Leather Co
Shaer
America
Sevvomechanisms Inc
Shoe
Shattuck
Denn
300
% 200
6%
Jan
1,100
2%
Aug
4%
Feb
6 ;V4
239,300
4% Mar
6%
Aug
9%
Jan
6
l,b00
5%
2,500
4%
Aug
617«
200
6
Feb
19 Va
20Va
14,800
9%
8%
9%
10,060
16%
16 Va
16%
1,500
4%
13%
3 Va
/4
5
8%
v
21 %
Jun
11%
Jan
Feb
18% July
73/4 Jun
4
May
5% May
10%
Apr
6%
Jun
9 % Mar
5
j
Jan
9"%
16%
9Va
11,160
83
86 %
4.9J0
99
99%
160
96
Jan
100
23
23
25
23
Mar
25
*
Jan
Jan
Aug
3% Mar
600
2,.
1 7B
Jan
m Apr
7
1,700
•
12
Apr
13
12 %
900
3%
14%.
.
.
9%
5
Power
&
4%
14%
,
8%
Aug
6
19%
1
Mining
Aug
7Va
8[7iv
*
Shawinigan Water
19%
2 %
4%
20c
Corp
25% May
Jan
.5%
,/
1
1
9%
Aug
5% May
18%
1
Corp of
Seton
89,500
3
Inc
Feb
6...
1
Inc..
Latz
Servo
1,000
6 Va
.
4%
_1
.
11
3% Aug
16% Feb
2%
2 %».
1
Inc_
2,800
7 Va
1
Airlines
' 300
:
24
19
1
Transactions
Season-All
Aug
5
3%
23%
17%
;
Allied Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
Sealtc.ro
32% J ily
Jun
Gems
preferred
Co
Jan
8%
10
Jan
700
3
21%
Fisher
Seaboard
Apr
13% July
8% May
Jan
3,700
3/4
&
Foreign
Aug
4% May
8% Aug
convertible
Seaboard
6%
43/8
.
Steel
i®
10%
25c
Seaboard
Jan
8% July
Apr
53/a
Phoenix
2,2u0
_25c
com
Corp
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Apr
16
Aug
44%
_
~lVa
(Del)
Paper
Screen
Jan
10
% Mar
4Va Aug
11%
5
__.
_
"ii1«
Industries
Sayre
July
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co_ —10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co.
_
_50c
67o
7% May
Pharmaceutical
&
Petroleums Ltd_____
Saxon
Apr
Jan
May
'
Jan
700
Apr
Apr
2%
123/e
4,000
10c
Oils
Philips
Apr
1%
12 Va
6%
1
Corp
Peruvian
6%
1%
12%
1
Inc
Permian
3
3 %
2.50
Corp
3%
3%
1
Co
Electronics
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc__
Jun
Jan
Jan
24%
8,700
2.50
Consolidated
Jan
May
Savoy
$2.50
Pato
Jan
5% May
Mar
1
Jun
7
c
4
il
Petroleum
8
100
400
:
Aug
6% May
19% Jan
1
6
16
13
to
a!
class
Jun
Aug
2,200
uun
1%
4%
50c
common
,
8
12%
Aug
July
66% May
18%
-
Parkersburg-Aetna
Parvin
Inc
1%
13%
3%
5
...dl'
2
A
:
Togs
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
1%
8Va
•
50c
12
163/a
Jan
9%
50c
Inc
Jan
2,700
8Va
1
Aug
on
13%
5%
8Va
..
lc
Avenue
10,900
106% May
.Inn
2
class
Co
B
Class
Aug
56
10%
10c
Russ
Feb
8% May
102 %
Fifth
changed
Russeks, Inc
May
26%
U
1
Corp class A
4
Russeks
Name
Apr
9%
5
__
Apr
Jan
14 Va
100
9Va
__
1
Inc
5%
Apr
4
5Va
1
Ltd
Aug
13%
5
Industries
Co
Jan
37 %
1%
1
Oil
98%
18%
54%
K
37 %
,
American
163 %
35%
56
18%
♦
7
4%
4
Royal
Royalite
3%
350
102% 103
4
~4
13%
Royal School Labs Inc
Jan
Feb
%
Jan
33/4
11 %
3%
9 Va
Inc
Jun
300
--
13%
.
Products
104%
Jun
6%
6
102%
16%
85
6% July
2,200
1
Rusco Industries Inc
Jan
3
3%
100
vtc.;
99 %
Jan
25%
Pantasote Company
Park Chemical Company
Park
95%
3%
A
Fetroleum
290
23%
50c
Pancoastal
97
101
1011/4 Mar
140
May
3%
Padding ton Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
class
Jan
24%
6%-
161
%
1.20
Jan
5%
Jun
9b *4
1
1
Corp
98%
90
170
97
3% May
160
97%
11
Markets
Pall
1,500
100
97
102 % 103
warrants
Light
Super
4%
100
*
Telep
Ltd
4
%
*
preferred
Pacific
Pacific
dividend
4
97
*
16
.
27% May
26
24%
*
4
14
1
iRoxbury Carpet Company
Pacific
4 Va
12.%
1.50
100
3,200
13%
—
£1
Inc
27
6
*
regis
Jun
Aug
26% July
28
Feb
74%
1
89%
Jun
-
Sherwin-Williams Co
Plastic
Plume
Materials
&
&
Atwood
Co
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products
Corp'
class A
__2.50
1
Polymer Corp class A
Power
Corp
of
Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt
Lambert
&
Presidential
Class
_
_
Apr
48%
Aug
43/a
19,900
'• ''
.
2%
1,600
1%
4%
4,000
2
5
700
11%
12%
1,100
j'i;
8-NT
100
8
214
32 %
30%
32%
j
"4
%
1
3%
3%
32 %
33
1,900
6%
Aug
Providence
Public
_L..
Inc
Aug
35 %
3%
Jan
3%
Puerto
Feb
33%
2,700
8%
8%
8%
800
8 3/4
8 3/S
834
1,500
7%
7 3/a
7%
700
Simmons
$3
8%
7% July
6 A Jan
8%
Aug
9%
Jun
4%
2,000
5%
Jun
15%
17%
19,100
10%
Jan
17 %
Aug
24%
700
21%
Jan
22%
22%
700
22 %
Aug
24% Aug
25% Feb
12V4
Jan
4%
3%
Jan
1
•
13%
13%
13%
1,300
.—100
93%
92%
93%
125
Telephone Co
*
39%
66 %
67
13
66%
.—20c
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
13%
1,800
4'M)
14%
Soss
South
36
39%
15,300
Oil
Apr
5%
4.08%
39%
Aug
Importers
preferred
1
11%
11%
200
1
Inc
2 %
2%
400
8%
14 %
May
3%
Feb
2
Jan
Aug
32%
•
Shoe
Rand
Standard
Products
Ramco
Enterprises
Ramer
Industries
Inc
5%
~5%
"5%
2,300
20c
9%
3,300
7
9,500
Feb
16
Feb
11%
Jan
9%
Jan
July
5% May
Jan
16
Brands
Paint
5%
Motor
Class
Shares
class
57%
56%
61%
26,500
1
22%
21 %
22 %
1,900
19%
Jan
Steel
Co of
7%
8%
7,200
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
Steel
Parts
6%
6%
1,000
6 %
Aug
7%
Jan
Stelma
1 %
1%
1,500
lVa Aug
2
Feb
Standard
of America
Stanrock
Star
23% May
Properties
Class
Corp
of America—
A
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Warrants
Reda
R.
D.
Reeves
____.
Co_.
Pump
E.
M.
Reliance
&
Insur
Republic Foil Inc.
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
5,600
43%
44%
7,300
Apr
46 Va July
121/4
12%
12%
2,500
11
Jan
13%
21
19%
21
1,900
14
Mar
1
j
1
Associates
161/2
10c
Ina
6%
5%
5
%
5,500
4%
5%
1
Corp
Restaurant
32,500
%
*
4%
900
Group
Rico
Inc—
3%
21%
Jan
4
Apr
16%
7,800
14 %
7,600
6%
Aug
20,600
43/a
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
11%
10%
2%
2%
2%
100
183/4
Jun
Warrants
series
For
•
1
*
12%
12 Va
12%
2,400
%
common
%
%
3,800
A
footnotes,
see page
36.
27%
Apr
25
Feb
23%
Feb
25
Jan
22%
Feb
23% Aug
16
Apr
19% July
'
—'
—
2%
A
Inc
9 3/a
8%
1%
3,900
23%
23
24 Va
4,400
10%
10Va
10%
2,300
Suoerior Window
Jun
26%
26%
500
15
13%
15 Va
10,200
4
3%
10% Jan
% Jan
14
-
'
'
May
%
Jan
Svntex
Jan
12
/
Jan
8%
Jun
2%
Jan
7%
■
Jan
233/4
Feb
27% July
123/4
Apr
Aug
17%
Jan
4%
Jan
Aug
16% May
17% Jun
3
13%
13%
800
14%
14%
2,100
11
Mar
33"%
800
30
'Feb
5
5%
5
5%
1,500
4% July
5%
5%
2,700
3%
Apr
13%
12%
13%
2,200
7"%
Jan
%
%
%
7,300
26%
25%
16%
3,700
12%
15%
16%
:
1
1
8% Mar
400
17 % Mar
20
1,300
16 %
27%
12%
16,200
Corp
17%.
2,400
15%
17%.
2,200
7% Apr
15% July
12% Jan
14%
1,100
10%
Jan
600
16%
Feb
17
17
—
Co class A_.
Co
17% Mar
1%
Jan
200
1% Apr
26% Aug
40
Jan
21%
22%
22%
3,500
19% July
26%
Apr
4%
5%
5,400
8%
18,500
7%
7%
7%
1%
2
Jun
14% July
5,500
7%
25c
1
Feb
21 %
1%
5
10c
Jun
23%
27%
1 %
7%
_50c
May
14 Va Apr
27
1%
1
1
Jan
Feb
13% July
3,800
18%
10c
Petrol
1%
29% May
25%
14%
5
10c
6% Aug
Jun
19 Va
11%
15%
12%
50c
A July
22 % Jan
34% July
6% Jan
18%
11
18%
1
13%
25
11%
25%
25°
Corporation
Apr
Apr
25% May
11% July
33
4
Paper Cnrp__.
Feb
6%
Aug
Apr
1% July
18 5/8 Jan
13%
-__1
Inc
Operating
Supronics Corp
Swanee
237,800
-
33%
1
;
Supermarkets
7
6%
•
26%
4%
Jan
80
Aug
3% July
80,500
1%
May
14%
9 Va
4,000
7
_♦
Ltd_
Jun
8% Mar
74 Va Mar
_1
.__
Corp
International
33
23/8 Aug
200
7%
6%
.
..
1%
1,900
gi/8
6%
23,900
%
--1
i9o
__
24 /a
2 /a
*5
111/a
3,600
1 %
.
2%
100
1
Corp
14 %
2%
1%
p
.
--
900
8%
*
Electronics
Supercrete
■
18%
1
Co
Wells
-
——
79 Va
79
10c
(J B)
—
18%
■
1
Inc
Sunair
Sunset
Feb
23 Va
5
Stylon
Jan
9%
,
■
Ridgeway Corp__.
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
Instruments
Struthers
Aug
26Va
1,400
20
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Apr
5% July
53/a Jan
Jan
6%
11%
50c
Argentine Mining Co
41
6%
15
1
RIC
class
Stetson
1,600
4%
3~G
43
Inc
Jan
3 %
3%
%
600
23%
_
:_10c
Jun
2%
4%
26%
23%
1
Ltd
Aug
3%
1
Co
Mines
11
2V8
1
5c
5
__
July
26%
1
3%
9% July
28 Va
26%
9%
Stepan
30% May
5% May
27
40 % May
.1
5 Va
Jan
7,000
Jun
Jan
■./
Corp
Jan
300
8%
17%
27 V8
Inc—
2% May
i9o Aug
28%
1
Inc_—_
Co__
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex
8
143/a Aug
2,800
1
Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
7%
<N CO rr-
25c
Industries
(Robert;
1%
__
1
Corp
Broadcasting <fc Dev
Reeves
Reis
________
1
Jan
2,600
1,300
Corp
Uranium
Industries
Statham
Real
8%
16
32
3%
Tube class B_
Aviation
Stanley
5% Aug
14%
31 Va
3%
Corp
Aug
2,700
6
15%
3%
Canada Ltd
7%
63 %
63/8
6%
39% Aug
7% Jan
4% July
31%
1
40c
Standard-Thomson
Feb
Mar
2,200
3,300
A_50c
:
1,800
23
4%
600
Co
11%
Investment
39 3/8
4%
93/4
;
:
Inc
1
Estate
Jan
343/4
4%
3
Products
9%
Feb
11
1
39%
9%
A
Standard
11%
14%
Mar
1
Products
9%
19%
6
9%
Co
6%
11%
Aug
July
—
3c
Metals
1
10 % July
Apr
5
—
1
Co
Forgings Corp
1
6%
60
lc
Standard
Feb
6%
Jan
5
:
10
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Trust
9,100
*
Inc
Ramo Inc class A
Real
a
8%
10 %
13 7
41 %
"warrants"
Standard
12%
32 %
1,820
1
"orp
Corp
Standard
12%
Jan
573/4
Corp__2
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
$1.60
25c
28
54
25
Petroleum
Standard
Inc class A
Jun
1,200
54
25
Standard
Radiation
Jun
29%
25
Sports Arena Inc
R
Jan
21
29 Va
8.33%
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Sperry
Feb
34
Jan
49 %
12% Mar
29%
25
Speedry Chemical
Corp
29% Aug
50
1
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Power Co_
200
15%
Jan
1
California
Spencer
Quality
33%
15%
preferred
Southland
Q
Jun
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.24%
23% Mar
3Vb
50c
cumulative
Jun
Jun
la/4
California Edison—
cumulative
Aug
18
1,000
1
original
69%
8,200
2%
•
4.22%
13%
1°0
3% May
i80 Jun
6% Aug
Va
2%
£1
Corp
Southern
July
96
A
2%
1
Co
Southern
Quebec
26% Mar
6,100
Jan
31% May
32% May
*
Southern
Quebec Lithium
50
6 V8
Mar
Apr
33
Manufacturing
Coast
Corp
Jan
9
27%
5%
•
Airways Inc
Jan
491/4
27%
25
Jun
3/a
10c
Publishing—
preferred
4.78%
Puritan
26,300
6
deposit receipts
Venezuelan
Sonctone
Colorado—
92% Mar
27%
A May
25c
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Aug
24 %
4%
15%
1
20
26%
27 V8
20c
Simpson's Ltd
Jan
37
Apr
7%
7,100
Boardman
convertible
Slick
.__
common
preferred
Rico
American
Jun
Aug
10c
preferred.
Company
of
Feb
May
Jun
in
Automobiles—
%
1
._
Gas
Service
4 % %
Simca
3 %
29
Transistor
3%
'
(The)
Silicon
9% May
400
29 %
%
10
2
Corp
Precision Corp
Silvray Lighting Inc
3,700
350
10c
Creek
V4
J
23
2
Silver
Apr
13"% May
Apr
*
Feb
Feb
7%
7% July
2% Jun
84%
100
i
of
B
Sinclair
Ltd
convertible
Prophet
Class
2% July
Jan
Jun
4%
11%
Canada
12.50
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
6
Aug
3 %
10c
Co
3%
4 %
2 i°o
2
_
_
Mfg
33
Corp—
Proctor-Silex Corp.
$1.25
1.400
1
Jnc
Mines
Progress
48 %
Feb
common
47o
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
1 u
1
*
B
Preston
•
12%
_
Corp
A
Class
•'
.
_
Realty
10%
'
Inc
Prentice-Hall
4
Apr
2%
4%
—"
*
Co
Microwave
Precisionware
Apr
7%
"
1
__
_
_
27/s
33/4
2%
1
..
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Precision
4
50c
._
300
80O
3%
473i
10
_
%
33/8
9
_
__
Electronics
Polarad
_
lu'/a
3%
*
_
78
39 %
Polymers Inc.—10c
Mfg
»
High
5%
____
ord
27
24%
24%
Low
1
Inc
pfd F
4%
Elec
26%
25
pfd series A—25
preferred
25
redeemable
900
Gas
27
26%
preferred
1st
4.80%
28%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
common
.
11% July
Low
Shares
20c
1965
3
B
Products
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Jan
29 Ye
Jan
class
Technical
Rochester
Mai-
19%
20
to
Finance
Robinson
red
pfd—25
Inc
6%
preferred
redeemable
3,900
10
25%
;—25
Electric
1st
100
22%
25
1
preferred
5%
9%
10
25
2nd
Properties
&
1st
1
common
conv
6%
33%
8
Products
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
Clay
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Rio
Pacific
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
30)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
35
24
%
6 % May
8% July
8
Jun
1 %
Aug
2%
Jan
6
Jan
7Va
Jan
25%
3,900
500
2
2 %
15 %
4,200
110% 117 %
133,300
-
18 Mar
1% May
%
1,900
15
Jan
% Aug
200
%
.
Jan
4% May
6
Feb
4%
13%
Jan
25%
Aug
July
3%
Jan
93/4 Mar
17 Va
Aug
Jan
124%
Aug
2
35
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
.
(892)
36
Monday, September 2, 1963
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 30)
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Exchange
American Stock
>
Sales
Low
Par
American Stock
for Week
Range
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Sharesj
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Friday
High
Lew
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Sales
Last
or
Sale Price
Period
T
1
Industries Inc
4% preferred
Talley
Technical
Inc
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telectro Industries
Texstar
Corp
Electronics
Textron
Textron
41 Va
43%
11,700
16%
Feb
44
15%
17 %
61,100
8%
Jan
18% July
1%
1%
1%
2,300
1 %
Apr
2%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
8,800
2%
Jan
3Va
Jan
Bethlehem
Steel
5%
5%
5%
3,300
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Bloomfield
5%
5'/2
8,600
4% Mar
7%
Apr
2
2
2 Va
1,000
1% Mar
3Va
Apr
Boston
1,100
% Mar
2%
Jan
BSF
Brandywine
iy8
1%
3
3 V2
3%
2% Aug
7%
14,200
%
%
4%
5 Va
.
deposit
14%
24
24 y2
1%
July
Chicago
Jan
Coburn
Feb
5y2s
16V4
Jun
Delaware
20%
25% Jul./
4,000
Universal
15 %
22%
22%
23%
2,100
1,200
7%
7%
7ya
1,500
Photolab
Trans World
15%.
27
27
92%
93
1st
Jun
•
May
18%
21 Va Mar
24%
Forging
Trav-ler
4y8
3%
13%
11%
13%
9%
5%
Cable Co
"warrants"
Jan
8%
Apr
General
27% Aug
94% Jun
General
Jan
Jan
4%
5Va
90
28
128
115 %
92
91
June-Dec
90%
90%
91%
17
90%
94
94
94
45
71%
1978
June-Dec
$100
92 %
96
Jan-July
1978
3%s
Mar-Sep!
$101% 102
154
100%
100%
102 Va
140
154
23
118%
159 V2
106
Jun-Dec
1978—,
100
__
111
21
100
111
RR—
Division—
J
Gulf
series
4s
38%
39'%
30 %
42
14%
1993—
Corp—
May-Noi
April-Oct
1976
Inc
1981
5V2s
Development 6s
Foam
May-Nov
May-Nov
1993
B
& Construction
Realty
wts
ex
series A
4s
6%
Land
76%
14 '/a
11%
19%
69 %
78
52
b
51
62
89
76%
90
51
87%
96
77'%
84%
76
93%
69%
79
$81%
April-Oct
1981
5
51
90
A/ay-Nov
1974
Corp
76'%
82%
Corp—
American
6%s
Aug
d*b
sub
conv
conv
1977
Jun
13% Mar
HartfJeld
Jan
11%
Aug
Hoffman International
7% Mar
9Va
Jan
Hudson
80%
79%
81
63
70%
Feb-Aug
13%
1,000
Inc
7,000
15%
•
Jun
Kaltman
36% Aug
Jan
29
Jun
40%
32 Va Mar
100
June-Dec
1981
conv
Corp
1973—Jurte-Dec
debs
7s conv
Manhattan
1st
Jan-july
1982
6s
72%
12
60
4
50
86
98%
8
96%
99%
80%
~
Jan-July
1972
6s
59
98%
59
—
82
3
61
90
99
127
61
103
110
278
112
160%
102
106 %
Aug
6
9% Mar
39'A
36%
5y2s
Stores
&
18% Aug
9y4 Jan
3% May
2,000
12,900
6
38 %
10
93
88 %
126%
6
Feb
4 Va
600
17%
12%
128
-
148 %
Feb
4%
36 %
13%
39%
Trijj) Temper Corp
Jan
Fotoclirome
11
4,800
25,900
8%
5
128
95%
100
'
11
16%
16%
•
Triangle Conduit &
Tri-Continental
First
Feb
Hydrometals
1
Inc
National
Jun
3%
2% July
2% Jan
700
8%
36
June-Dec
1976
6s
debs
mortgage
8
21% Mar
2,200
3 Va
•
Corp
Industries
mortgage
1st
Jun
6%
3%
2%
8%
120
Jan
Steel
Williams
&
Transue
68 %
112
64
92%
! 3
Jan
90 Vz
3
Inc
N
Feb
700
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com__10o
19
88
:
6s
Authority
Co
subord
of
2%
13 Va
75
3%
Assn
Lackawanna
Jan
15
300
27
92%
10%
1
"warrants"
Airlines
94
86
April-Oct
93%
118
1970
A
1969
Western
6 iS
5c
Inc
Trans Lux Corp
Jan
Transit
Credit
2%
'3%
94
1975_Ja?t-July
Quar-Feb
series A
1998
1977
series
Raceway
conv
6%s
1
deb
2%s
&
Feb
1%
ord
Corp
1
Aug
Lack
11
15
6s
6%
convertible
5%s
11% Mar
1,300
1%
1
rets
Co
Corp
sub
conv
Edison
%
11,400
24%
Foods
6%%
7%
102
Jan
A Aug
4%
900
-
15 y2
1%
Instrument
Aug
98 Vz
%
25c
1
Inc
75
102 Va
Jan
5 Va
registered—5s
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo. Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Amer
Town
4,400
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacco
Tower
3%
Belock
Jan
15%
Inc class A
Lewis
4%
10c
10
preferred
Th or of are Markets
Tillie
Aug
5
70c convertible
Tbriftlmart
2%
•
10c
Co
Aug
1,800
-
50c
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
27
30
Building Indus Inc—
5%
"warrants"
Inc
Thew Shovel
58%
16%
2%
pfd
65
42
1 %
Inc
$60
High
84%
18 Va Mar
10c
Texas Power & Light $4.56
89
Aug
Electronics Inc—25c
Terminal-Hudson
74
May
2%
Tenney Engineering Inc
Low
70 %
1974
5%
23
12,100
25
24%
—1
Industries Inc
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
$85 Va
debs
sub
conv
208,800
Warrants
Television
Range Since
Sold
ifune-Dec
5y2s
9%
1
*
Corp
Teleregister Corp
TelePrompter
Bonds
High
Realty & Petroleum 6V2s 1972—ApriZ-Oct
• Amer Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Baldwin Montrose Chemical Co 7s 1972
April-Oct
Inc
American
7 Va
10c-
Corp...—•
Alsco
Apr
8
67c
.—•
—1
20c
Indus Inc
Operations Inc
Freez
Tastee
9
Jan
25 Va May
24%
*
Electric Co
Tampa
Low
15 JA July
Aug
8
10
Inc
Taion
10%
45,900
14 Vz
11%
14 y8
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Italian
Realization
Power
Co
Oil
Livingston
6%%
Tr
tr ctfs
April-Oct
:—Afay-Nov
1978
4%s
5%s
Co
deb
conv
Mergenthaler Linotype
5%
Co
$42
llq
1977
6s
Chemical
Kawecki
May-Nov
Mar Sept
1982
1977
41%
45
$104% 105
104% HO
110
152
157
160%
$104
105
48%
V
9
Investment
Union
Union Stock
of Omaha
1,300
6%
500
...
Jan
~3%
3%
~3%
2%
211
Aug
Jan
National
Jun
14
23% May
700
2%
21
Jan
21%
1
12,100
Corp
10%
Apr
17% Mar
12 V*
19
50c
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos
19%
4
20
Co
Yards
7%
19%
6%
6%
*
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Aug
5Va
318
•
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
1%
li5(f
1%
54,400
•
37%
36%
37%
1,000
36
Mar
800
7
Jan
9%
2% Aug
5Va
Jan
5
6%
Jan
Elastic
Corp
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
Investing
American
8 Rubber
United
2%
Series
11%
11%
Universal Controls
3%
Jan
8%
Jun
5%s
6
Jan
liy4
Aug
5%
Jan
11%
Aug
21,800
May
Apr
5%
2,300
4% Aug
6y4
1%
500
1% Aug
2%
*2%
~2 %
5%
5%
71,000
3i:vJan
Safe
Jan
6%
Jun
Southern
Apr
5%
Jan
3Vas
39%
Jan
3s
July
~9
"9
y8
Lo
12 y2
14 Va
Feb
Jan
12 Va
12,400
"9
9%
A 8%
3,800
12%
14
Aug
13
9%
Jan
19% May
7,uUJ
...
Vlctoreen
(The)
Instrument
Viewlex Inc class A—
77
1
95%
96%
10
94%
98
$90
92%
90
93
99%
91
100
93%
93%
93%
124
93%
124
$85
124
Jan-July
88
95
122%
127 %
100
93%
91
85
91%
89%
72
92
63
$87%
$85
Feb-Aug
74
44
57
60%
62
series
17 %
9%
2,400
series
series
4%s
4%s
4%
Jun
1981
1982
series
J
1982—
series
K
1983
3%
1,200
3% Mar
19,000
11% Aug
Jan
4%s
series
M
1985
8% May
12 ya Aug
4%s
series
N
1986.
4y4s
series
O
1987
4%s
series
3Va
3,900
7% Jan
2 y2 July
6%
6%
10%
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
:
1982
H
7%
4,600
5% Aug
7,800
9y4 Mar
3%
10%
11%
25c
16'/B
15%
16'/a
500
15%
Jan
20 Vst Mar
Manufacturing
•
14%
14%
16
3,400
10%
Jan
16 y2
Inc
1
4%
5
12,500
4"%
Jun
5%
1985—.
L
85
85
__
97%
92
88%
90 %
82
20
99%
85
98 %
87
-
$85%
90
1
90
$82,
,
...
88%
„
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88%
15
86%
85%
94%
83%
87%
__
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■
$91%
92 %
$103%
93 Va
91
— —
99
6
100%
100
100%
89
91%
$91%
:
101%
102 %
__
104%
103 Va 105 %
102%
6
102%
105 %
102% 104%
103%
8
101%
104%
104%
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$101 %
106
99%
103%
101%
104%
98%
101%
99%
102
1
101% 101 Va
;
—
$99
100 %
$99
100%
—
93%
93%
2
93%
91
91
1
91
93%
93'/a
1
93%
94%
$91%
May-Nov
May-ZVou
93 %
—
87%
92%
—
—
Aug
VTR
series
5s
,
98
98
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
;
1978
10%
2%
3
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
:
I
$85
1981—May-JVot>
3s
1965
1976
series G
19% July
Jan
"
3s
1979
F
4%s
Corp
.1976
C
E
series
Mar-Sept
1973
series
3%s
Jun
9
6y8 Mar
2,500
Vogt
Feb
2
Vita Pood Products—
—
5
P
1987
Southern
w
6%
non-cum
Wa&ham
Chemical
West Texas
7
1%
2
10,800
22,500
45%
44
3%
%
3%
26%
26%
2,100
96
86
30
4
loc
2%
2%
2%
l_5c
3%
3%
3%
;
i
—
Western Stockholders < Invest
'
1800
3%
~3%
3
10
•
21
20%
24%
24%
Whippany Paper Board-
10c
11%
11%
12
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
10c
Is
Stationery-
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
.
7
9,100
River
Wiebolt
Oil
Stores
Williamhouse
Williams
Inc
Apr
Jan
(R
C)
Wllshlre
Oil
:
1,600
14%
4,200
1%
14%
14%
10
5
14
Industries
5
14
7%
6 %
25 y2
5%
Brothers
1
Wisconsin
Wood
Wood
Pwr
(John)
9%
9y8
—IIIIII
2A
2
Co
common
1
-
&
Light 4%%
6%
Work
11
2
25%
dep
rets
Corp
Wright Hargreaves
ord
regis
•400
2
15V8
1,300
5y8
1,800
1%
14
I
14%
6,700
7%
7,700
5y8
2,700
10
2y8
13,500
2 %
i
8%
6
Jan
7%
Feb
6%
Raceway Inc
18%
100
15%
Jan
98 %
10
95 V2
Jan
,
,500
8%
Jun
iiya
2,109
10Va
Jun
13%
19
700
16%
Feb
20% May
6%
Jan
8%
16%
16%
600
%
4,600
2y2 Mar
16%
%
16
V2 Aug
M
Jan
class
A
25c-
_25c
com
13%
13%
4 Va
14 %
4 Va
21,700
8 Va Mar
8%
Jan
Aug
2% Mar
17%
1
Aug
17%
4,500
Jun
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
Debt
•
A
B
1967—
(Prov)
Hanover
/
Maranhao
Bloa
Poods
Corp
20 Va
IIIIIII50c
Co
™Z
1
8
19%
7%
3%
20%
8%
3%
1949
stamped
(Plan
A)
~7%
97%
97%
95
95 %
16
.$100
$65
2%s 2008—May-Noa
of)—
,
3s Jan 1 1997.1
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
$99%
—June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
(Republic
Sinking fund
$57-
66
70
99
__
51
60
Peru
60
54
51%
47
51
$49 Va
Jan-July
70
100%
42 Ye
42
50%
2s 2012—Jan-July
par
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
tribution
xEx-rights.
z Ex-stock dividend.
53
15%
Jan
2,900
4%
Jan
8% July
400
3%
Jun
4%
Feb
(not included in year's range), d
h Ex-principal. . n Under-the-rule
for cash (not included
Ex-interest
transaction
t Ex-dis¬
in year's range),
.
•
Bonds
being
bid
in
traded
and
ask
flat.
prices;
no
sales being transacted
above—"cod,"
V
certificates of deposit;
"conv," convertible; "M" mortgage;
"wi," when issued?i"ww," with warrants;
tive;
during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations used
Aug
2,500
.
6%s
Parana
§ Reported
Co
High
t97 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967
series
z
Zapata Off-Shore
Jan.1, 1963
$94%
Adjustment Debentures—
series
4%s
Apr
20%
Range Since
Low
No.
~7%
$7%
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s
Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
$ Friday's
-~
Sold
High
$110
—-Jan-July
1952
Jan-July
1951_
Bonds
Friday's
Feb
3%
4 Va
_5
or
Bid & Asked
Jun
9% May
8%
10%
500
7s
5%s
Jan
19% Mar
102
(Germany)
Baden
f Liquidating
preferred
Tale Jewelry
70 %
German
V
2-& Mar
8%
Jun
2,600
•
Feb
17% Mar
jun
112 JulyV
7%
•
♦No
xonkers
99%
51
9
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Low
Apr
:
Inc
55 %
55
Apr
18%
6%
Period
Jun
Jan
5%
8%
5c
~
Ltd—Il —11—1140c
Tale Express System
220
98%
$99% 100%
55
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Jun
16%
Feb
Jun
4% July
13%
£i
I_ "
y
100
140%
103%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Aug
14%
19
19
preference
Wear
82%
20
220
90%
85
196
Jan
8%
•
I _Il
Machine—
Woodall Industries Inc
WoolwOrth (F W) Ltd—
American
$83
215
32
Aug
U
98%
pfd„100
Co
Newspaper
103
conv sub
82
66%
78
101
Feb
12%
18%
6%
"~25
preferred
$75
Aug
Jan
%
25%.
Co
&
Feb-Aug
6s
Natural Gas 6%
S
26% May
Aug
19% July
9% Jan
9 Va
59,100
14
2
A
Jan
1,200
%.
%
10
4
19 y4
25
__Il0c
Co
Wilson
1973
July
4
2% Mar
)'
Williams
debs
95%
91%
3ya May
22% Jan
14%
"•
Inc
WIlliams-McWilliams
12%
6s
debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
June-Dec
U
97% May
Aug
2%
/
Jan
3
900
25%
__i
a—
(The)
Brothers
Jan
94%
Inc
91
May 1 1980
Afar-Nov
of Amer 6%s 1973—ATar-Nov
United
Improvement & Investing Corp—
• 6s
conv
subord debs 1976
May-Nou
Aug
Jan
1
i
Corp..
5
26 y4
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Corp
Transportation
Jan
4
Jun
April-Oct
1970
(Calif) 3s 1971
3%s 1970
Electric
&
Service
Teleregister Corp
Jan
Jan
21%
i7g
i
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
.
1%
87
Aug
3% May
3% July
w
45,700
25
&
■
3,200
21%
1
Western Tablet
shares
ord
42
Jun
500
IB
rets
%
Food
3y4s
Gas
Gas
Gas
Ltd—
%
dep
9% May
2% Jan
1% July
16,400
_100
Jan
Szabo
4% May
.....
1,100
25%
loc
Western Equities Inc
Western Nuclear Inc
•
3%
3
Jan
6%
310
.
1
pfd
3%
....
200
IbG
%
1.25
Westbury Fashions
American
6%
%
-
45%
50c
4.40%
.
•
Products
Utilities
,
1%
1
10c
.400
3%
1
10
Co
Instruments
&
Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
Weiman & Company inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
:
West
3%
-4
*
preferred
conv
Precision
Counties
Southwestern
Waitt & Bond Inc common
Webb
California
Southern
t
89
126
59
63%
$93%
I
May-ZVor
1967
1977
Edison
3%
10%
1
1998—Jan-July
1976
10%
,-r
~
8%
16%
16 %
— m
25o
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
7%
8 %'
1
Co
6s
1973
B
4y4s
V
_
debs
California
series D
3y8s
3%s
r.v
Co
Gas
debs
7s
debs
series A
series
3s
Valspar Corp
1
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America-—„1
&
Water Power
Harbor
2%s
Aug
sub
conv
5
.1% July
.,
100
.4%
31
*
Co
subord
conv
4%
1,200
5%
_5
108%
82 Va
105
63%
63%
99%
83
Feb
12%
Marion Corp
Building Corp warrants——
Utah-Idaho Sugar
;
:
63
89%
122
118
Jan
3
17.78
Universal
Electric
Equities Corp—
v
7y2s (without warrants) 1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
Jun
1%
.5%
Uris
$88%
—
Realty
202
5%
Corp cl A com_10c
25c
Power 3y4s 1984
Water &
American
Jan
6s
i
1971
1970
Rapid
Jan
1%
Inc
99% 104
193
119%
6% May
1 Va Aug
Universal Insurance—
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
1968
3V4s
mortgage
3s
Service
5
...
1955
Container
3y4s
Jan
5%
25o
_
Pennsylvania
2%
1,000
1,200
16,900
10
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Universal
8%
9'A
li'
2%
V8%
11
1
Co
Stockyards Corp
1st
mortgage
184 Vz
2%
2%
50c
1
1
Reclaiming
Aug
Power
1st
Apr
4%
10c
—
Corp
Public
Universal American Corp—
Warrants Series 1962
Warrants
7,400
100
;
Corp
U S Natural Gas
U
2%
Ohio
Jan
41
A
Canal
Afr Conditioning
U S Ceramic Tile Co
S
9
9
ord regis
rets
dep
United N J RR &
8%
2%
2.60
United Molasses Co Ltd—
U
9
1
ApriZ-Oct
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
Feb-Oct
Corp
Feb
3%
United
United Foods Inc
Nuclear
1984
5y2s 1974
5s 1976
of America 5%s 1976
Corp
Jan
116
Research
due
6s
Hess
General
National
Apr
2% Aug
iy8 Jan
Bellas
National
,
^'uraulavoting trust certificates,
"cons," consolidated;
"n-v," non-voting stock;"
"xw." without warrants.
,vto,
\
6295
Number
198
Volume
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August
Friday
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Chemical
Agricultural
Motors Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
&
Garden-Arena
Boston
Personal
Boston
Copper
Range
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Street
Ry
44
Aug
Jan
72 % Aug
22%
22%
200
16%
Jan
24% May
58 %
5;» Va
48%
Jan
63
July
1
Jan
United
Jan
60%
56 ye
81%
1,180
71 y2 Mar
84% May
4,226
28
Jan
4iya Aug
79%
r
28%
50
20%
Jan
30
74
.70
67%
Jan
79
20%
18%
Jan
23 Va May
20%
5
1
20
100
10%
10 %
100
9%
Jan
14%
28%
27%
28 %
2,253
24%
Feb
517/a
51%
Jan
55
*
com—25
Caterpillar
com—6.25
21%
Aug
40 7
Aug
B
v
D
10
Mig
Carey
Chamberlin
Champion
*
Preferred
Cine
Elec
&
Gas
common
preferred
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati
Telephone
8.50
.
5
(Un)
49%
49 %
50 %
288
47 % July
55%
Feb
91 %
95%
210
49% July
955«
Aug
83
83
85
Aug
—
Jan
72
%
50
6%
37%
1,089
31%
Jan
8
35
9
Feb
8%
37%
20
-
1
38%
Cities
J.
Corp
Service
Co
Products
Coleman
Co
Columbia
Jun
10
*
Ircn
Gas
Container
I
:
4%%
pfd
100
Inc
(Un)
Edison
Corp
10
12l/a
Co
America
of
5
T
prices.
El
for Week
Range
National
Diamond
Low
_
Eagle-Picher
Gibson
Cards
Aug
Feb
16%
Aug
16%
16%
23
16%
Aug
2974
28%
297b
273
26 Vb
Jan
30 % May
100 % 100 %
10
Jan
101% May
28% Apr
—
25%
950
26%
96
96
6
96%
24% Aug
89
96
% Mar
4314
11
37 Vb
103%
353
97%
129
8%
Aue
Jan
CD"*
59
587»
59
44
45%
22%
21%
22:%
408
16%
23%
24%
113
20%
34%
180
Feb
59%
Miami
Mittle
RR
Procter & Gamble
8%
G
Special
•
common
Card
..
5
..
Gillette
(The)
4%%
Aug
72
70
79
79
$1,112.50
Aug
46
39 Vb Mar
Last
Par
Allen
Electric
&
Equip
Supermarkets
Allied
Associated
1
1
5
•
Brewing
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Budd
Industries
Co.
;
Feb
72
May
80
Aug
Grelf
Mar
190
Feb
180
24%
Burroughs
Chrysler
Power
Steel
Detroit
5
(.12.50
10
Paper
Edison
10
—
Co
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Fruehauf
Gar
1
Corp
Industries
Wood
Hein
Motors
General
(8 S)
Kresge
.1
D»vl«
930
72%
6,655
10 %
1,210
49%
49%
411
34%
34%
13%
13%
36%
36%
34%
4%
30%
Studebaker
Co
Feb
52% May
9% July
72% Aug
41
49% Aug
31%
Mar
Jan
13
34%
170
11%
Jan
14'/a
34%
Aug
37 Vb
4%
Jan
38
Mar
5
Vb
47%
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jun
42
Feb
56%
Jun
25%
3%
Jan
33%
Jun
75
5.268
70c
22%
2,300
27 %
32%
1
451
22%
1,770
57 %
Jan
Jan
45c
Jan
20
Jan
21%
Jan
6% Mar
75
iya
Aug
Jan
27% Aug
24% Jan
compilation
5
L
(Un)
3
8.33 Va
Corp
Brewing
Co
Corp
.3
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Spencer
H)
(D
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Ltd
Co
Industries
1
Steel
Electric
26
26
7Va
100
571
7%
transactions
the local issues, and
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
a
21
11
23%
Aug
24% Mar
34
Aug
Jan
3
2
34%
Jan
Jan
17
Mar
& Co
23%
Jan
5% May
July
Lytton's
(Henry
C)
Par
Steel
Co
Admiral Corp
Advance Ross
Allied
Allis
1
Electronics
Marietta
North
Chemical
Shares
Chalmers
Airlines
American
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Home
Co
Co
Products
Gas
8
Feb
Rad
& Stand San
Olin-Mathieson,
Parke-Davis
&
19 Va
Aug
62 I
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Range Since Jan.1,1963
LOW
High
Jan
60
145
2
96% Apr
Jan
65
Jun
42%
45
2,800
31%
Jan
49 Vb
50%
5,300
38%
Jan
50 V'4
19%
19%
700
16
Jan
20%
19 %
20%
1,550
13%
Jan
21
20%
70
150
150
45% Aug
140
24
Jun
181
Jan
31
Jun
~6%
1,500
6%
Jun
8%
Feb
29%
100
25 y4
Jan
30%
Jun
250
19
Jan
26% Mar
44 3
b
2,600
36
Mar
30
400
26
Jan
32
57%
2,100
507/u
Jan
63
2.50
•
31%
30 Va
31%
2.600
26%
Jan
32%
52 y4
1.300
42% Mar
6%
3,600
«
6912
1,100
7%
7%
1,100
51 %
6%-
6%
•
•
5
•69'%
1
7%
657
44%
r
.
Aug
Apr
May
52%
5% May
Apr
Aug
10
[Aug
Jan
6% Mar
52% Mar
69 %
Aug
14
13%
5 7 it
14 VB
1,000
200
6
6%
J§m
19 Va
•
.7
Jun
6 %
56%
50c
•
50c
1
Aug
July
May
28%
6 %
Jan
23%
12%
Jan
16% May
9% Jan
5
43%
16 Vn
17%
5,300
36 3
37%
900
8 % Mar
Jun
Jan
43%
Apr
a
Jan
13% July
18
35 %
Aug
43% July
8%
16 Vb
—
Jan
11 Vb
Apr
38%
22%
Feb.,
51
Apr
34%
1,800
19
19%
7,900
18
50 Vb
289
47
July
July
49
50
550
35
Jan
50
V9
6
—~~9
4
4%
4%
•
8
9
1
1
19
•
Feb
Co
3%
61%
Co__»
54%
Corp..
;
!
Royal Dutch
Aug
St
Louis
Nat
46%
46%
46%
2.000
43%
Apr
47%
Feb
St
Louis
Public
61%
58 %
61%
2,900
48 y4
Jan
61 y2
Jun
58
64%
1,300
49% Mar
19%
19
19%
3,100
18% Aug
Aug
64 y2 Aug
24% Feb
18
17%
18 Vb
5,300
16%
Jan
23
Feb
17%
17%
17%
1,800
12%
Jan
18
Aug
Roebuck
Sheaffer
.
...
700
43%
Jan
56% Aug
800
33% Mar
38% Jun
400
43%
Jan
50
900
31%
Jan
44% Jun
•
24% Mar
34% Aug
-
Aug
38%
40
1,500
29%
Jan
40
Aug
21%
20%
21%
9,700
13 %
.T<m
21%
Aug
52%
52 3
b
53%
1,400
46
Feb
56% May
54%
52 y4
55 Vn
2,200
47
Jan
55 Vb
Aug
53 Vb
52%
53%
2,600
47%
Jan
55%
Jun
12 %
12%
16
11% Aug
17
Feb
15
77 Va
78%
700
70 Vb Mar
16% May
79"% Aug
•
.
•
...
^
May
-
47% Aug
Jun
3,000
36 %
Jan
72
71%
72%
1,100
56%
Jan
74%
40
39 %
40%
2,900
41%
46 VB
47%
900
33 Va
34 %
1.100
3474 Jan
40% July
23% Jan
41%
37%
41
y4
10,700
36% July
47% May
28%
28 Vb
28%
750
47 Va
47%
44%
—5
47 %
Apr
48%
Jan
37%
Jun
27%
Jun
30%
43%
Jan
49% May
48
Co
(W A) Pen Co class A
Class B
55
36%
10,500
—5
Service "A"
Co
66% May
50
(Un)—20 g
Stockyards—.—•
&
i
Jan
33%
33y3C
San
Sears
54 Va
18 % July
57%
43%
Co
Diego Imperial
SchwitzerCorp
Apr
Jan
10,200
___•
(Un)..
(Un)
i...i
Petroleum
61%
5% Mar
64%
.10
(Un)
Brothers
Feb
51% Aug
42%
Rlchman
Jun
29%
Jan
3
200
700
49 %
33%
20 y4
26 Vb
30 %
1
68%
Aug
Jun
Feb
42%
Inc
Jan
55
41%
24
32%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)_—___——_•
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)—
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.33
5
Revlon
Mar
49
32%
1,300
3%
61 Vb
Jan
Apr
31% May
4% Apr
3,600
2,500
~
55
36
5
.
Feb
17%
25% Mar
15
...5
Co
Aug
600
3%
53%
6 ye
52
5,700
13% May
64%
1
23 Vb
65 %
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
29%
10%
25%
America (Un)____—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
17% xl8y8
Feb
53
25%
Radio Corp of
64%
Jun
3%
Jan
May
Jan
19%
400
55
11%
Jun
9%
Jan
17
1,800
39 %
1
;j.
May
150
3,700
54
5
Gamble
Jun
12%
38%
•
Co
4%
7 %
63
54%
—l
—
&
Oil
Jan
V* Aug
27
5
Corp
Procter
Pure
1
61%
39%
7,100
Jan
19
....
925
•
(Un)
Apr
1,100
19%
12 %
•
2
32%
26%
63
20% *23vb
14%
62'
Apr
49
—
(Charles) & Co
Process
52
Jun
31
45
13%
3,300
Jan
59%
19%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
Potter
42% Mar
15%
Jan
Mar
49% I
.
2.000
Jun
45
96'/a
1,800
51%
12 Vb
Aug
28
■"
50%
Chemical
27%
5
Jan
17 Vb
*
Co
17%
1
(Un)
Aug
40 %
1
Northern Indiana Public Service
Northern States Power Co—
29*%
1.75
1.66%
38%
Corp
10
(Un)
American Machine & Foundry.
American Motors Corp
J#n
Mar
27% May
29%
(Un)
Illinois
12.50
(Un)
18
32
18%
50
l
(Un)
Mar
(Un)
Aviation
1
10
(Un)
Jan
13
3%
22%
9
(Un)
28
300
43 %f
Co
Chemical
Illinois
for Week
.
16,600
75 Va Aug
28
AUg
•
1
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 Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
High
39
34%
Corp
Northern
selected list of the dually
25c
Corp
Mfg
Aluminum Co of America
American
18 %
10
Chemical
American
Low
Jan
Marshall Field & Co
Martin
Northern
Sales
of Prices
Jan
20%
Co
&
Aug
27% May
25 y4
only
-
Acme
Jan
23
1.600
57 Vb
:
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..
Pfizer
Range
57%
9.800
25%
5
Jun
43
issues.
Week's
75%
28
44%
Co
Jun
Aug
*
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
National
Tile
&
Mfg
26
12,000
39
24 Va
•
Harvester
•
112
Jan
74 VB
*
Co
Steamship Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
2'%
Mar
31%
Feb
Aug
Feb
26%
22 %
Jan
1,241
86% Aug
22 Vb
3%
42%
84%
78
Jp.OOO
22 %
Apr
25 %
72 Vb Mar
900
39
10
1
300
42%
2,000
86'%
,
10%
25%
10
:
Monroe
24%
29%
^—20
Inc
Monsanto
902
13
Jun
75 %
25
Feb
299
Feb
28
1
Jun
4,175
Jan
500
...
2%
33%
8%
23 Va
1,750
1
Co
Aug
24%
Friday
85
250
9,900
81%
80%
38
Mar
23%
81%
86 %
30c
Jun
27 %
231%
38%
1.66%
Corp_-.__3.33y3
Corp
9
11
9
27
*
1
•2%
9
3
8
2%
traded
'$ May
33%: Jun
l.JoO
30%
round-lot
Jan
3 Vb
23%
of the
24%
6,400
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
3,200
(Un)
(Minnesota)
(Un) !i
Northwest Bancorporation
The weekly ranges for all
31%
1%
.
3
10
30%
9%
9 %
"7%
293
4%
56%
Jan
42
Jan
1,718
22%
10
Corp
Feb
1,127
65c
1
Leath
Jun
5%
54
74%
2
5
Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon
15%
34
260
360
Feb
8%
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Aug
31
26%
Rudy
1%
30 %
65c
(H W) & Co
Rockwell-Standard Corp
July
-
712
45%
4%
•
:
26
Aug
6% May
4% Apr
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
53
1
1
5
Co
&
3,558
5
45%
27%
Rickel
13%
12% July
2%
7%, Feb
5,600
4.800
»
Werner
Jan
Jan
Aug
54
5
1
Rubber
Corp
Apr
Apr|
10%
59 %
Jefferson
,
10
Foundry Corp—
Lansing Stamping Co__
Motor Wheel Corp
Parke
27%
5 Va
52%
13 7
(G)
51
Jan
Apr
9 7 it
53%
10
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
12% July
Jan
5y8 July
iny«
id
Co
Kysor Industrial Corp
Lakey
6%
12% Mar
68%
44%
1
6%
37%
Jun
.2
Stores
International
High
1
100
Vb
27%
3
-
common
4
Apr
32 % July
700
58
Interlake
65c
72%
1.66%
Corp
Ooebel
Brewing Co
Houdaille Industries
15
4%
2.500
13
Hibbard
320
27%
—1
.
5%
1
4%
2.50
Co
Motor
Kord
'200
5%
15
1
2
1
5
Corp
Eaton
610
51
59 %
Inland
3.1707
36 y4
13%
Oil
Gulf
Range Since Jan. l; 1963
4 t/„
35%
50%
35 %
6,500
Jan
—
-
Low
13
4
1
•
Co
Co
Mfg Co
Economy Baler
5%
—1
:
Corp
Consumers
Detroit
Co
Corp
Consolidated
12%
4%
13%
5
Illinois Brick Co
243
20%
6,900
5 %.
5
1
Greyhound
27 V2 Mar
Jan
„
High
11%
Jan
12% Mar
~5%
19 Via
Drug
7%
69 V2 Mar
Sales
11%
—1
5
Co..
Company
Buell
Low
17%
•
Huttig Sash & Door
Shares
of Prices
18%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
for Week
Range
Sale Price
18%
18%
*
•
non-cumulative preferred——100
Bros
Cooperage class A
•
Gray
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
65% May
18%
Holmes
LISTED
55% Mar
19%
Howard
Detroit Stock
36 %
800
(500
Aug
1979
Debs.
Jan
•
Heileman
Transit
59% May
24% May
28%
Gossard
BONDS
Cincinnati
Jan
500
1
Co
(W H)
^ Ug
35%
2.50
&
34
-
61
35%
4 00
367b May
31 Vb
4
Tire
Jan
35%
60%
57
33 Vtf Mar
27Vb
46
Aug
3.000
Jan
2512
53%
29% May
64% Feb
8
Feb
185
Jun
Jan
Jan
38 3
24%
247a
a
37%
23%
185
2374
30%
•
7
25 %
44%
2,100
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
402
100
preferred,
Playing
5.60J
28%
26%
1.100
Jan
46
1,180
53%
May
15
31 Vb
79
52
28
Jun
34 %
40 %
27 Vb
77%
52%
28'
96%
Jan
14
46
78%
30%
Jun
-18%
38%
30%
50
29 %
-93'/a
1
27 Vb
-
30 VB
25%
300
•
8
27 Vb
100
96
Co
337/a
_
_
94%
May
' Aug
71% Aug
600
Goldblatt Brothers
22%
34%
*
Mfg
General
Aug
94'%
-700
Aug
(Un)
Inc..
Electronics
&
34
56
America.
Motors
Tele
33
Aug
24% Apr
Jan
72
_
_
_
Gen
68
33
49%
17%
Bankshares
Dairies
Genei-al
May
68 %
800
1
Rubber
&
Electric
General
73
1,100
3
Corp
Corporation
D
19
20%
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
Aug
10
W
64 % Mar
Jan
59%-
Gas
of
Aug
57
General Candy corp
General Dynamics
48 3 h May
105% May
Jan
co
39%
F
62
51 % May
56 Va Jan
30.200
%' 68%
Ja.n
Jan
10%
|
700
73
Aug
1%
46%- Jun
46% Feb
41 y4
20%
Fruehauf
29%
1
*
S
19 Vb
July
30%
Hobart
&
Feb
24
10
321
96
Mills
16%
19 Vb
26 Vb
Tire
Foremost
_
.5
Ford Motor Co
May
25%
-
-
_
_
Flour
Jan
50
1,300
16% ' 17 %
68 %
73
Mar
6%; July
14%
34% Mar
300
444
7.50
Wisconsin
Jan
41%
19vb
co
_5
3%
May
48
1
Kahn
P
3
20
24%
103
Kroger
U
3
45%
First
45
1
24
y2 Mar
58%
5
1
Co
Natural
Firestone
High
24%
8%
_
_
—
Low
High
44%
103%
..
_
Chemical
Dubois
45
44%
4
11% May
% May
500.
-
20%' Jan
37%' AUg
Feb
34
57
—5
Fairbanks-Whitney Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
of Prices
Paso
%
Jan
Jun
1
Co
Elder Mfg Co
Sales
Week's
Chemical
2,700
%
47%
Aug
Feb
Aug
50c
Insurance
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
3,300
14%
Jun
40 Vb
35
25% Aug
19% July
400
5%
14%
5
system
Commonwealth
Jun
12.50
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
3,100
21
12
25%
400
27%
5%'
%
_•
30 ye May
City
37%
27%
20%
14
2.50
Jan
50
.
37%
27%
16%c
21%
10
_
8,600
369
12%
__
_
Transit
Cincinnati
...100
.
12 Vb • 12%
1
25%
—
4 Vt
41 Va Mar
24%
25
preferred
Papers
1,800
25
-1
..
_
v* 47 %
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
3'
_
.
__
46
Chrysler
8
._
47%
Apr
Last
_
30
Jun
Feb
e
Jun
Feb
26%
27
7
Feb
:
1,050
42
.
1%
34
Jan
29 % Mar
30%
Jan
32
Feb
:
_
1%
34
19%
Pai
—
buO
Jun
July
34%. Apr
37 y2
9
1
_
2b'>8
.
26%
Jan
112
Sale Price
Piano
2b
Jan
Jan
266
Friday
Baldwin
25%
22 y4. Aug
21V2 Apr
July
%
of these
Aeronca
22 y4
450
24 V2
40%
indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton & Co. for the transmission
STOCKS
29%
850
22%
28%
21%
Continental
LISTED
23 % Mar
24
♦
Corn Products Co
are
2u'2
24
22%
2
30 Va
41
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
We
26
24
5
Central & South West Corp
Feb
17%. Jan
5,400
40%
50
*
System Inc—
W'estinghouse Electric Corp
Jun
Jun
26 %•Jan
5
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Aug
30%
July
Aug
22%
1
11
2,100
Jan
13
3.100
1
44V2
2,500
31%
5
12.50
Jan
14%
36%
:
Aug
14%
31%
J
Ihc
Tractor
|Jan
22 Vb
33%
(Un)
i9o
13%
'
100
31%
....
31%
1,536
14%
3,600
:J4%
21%
100
Waldorf
Cdn
25
29%
22%
Jun
8
;
Corp
Hecla
29%
40%
Co
Co
Corp
57
.v
21%
20%
1
Corp
42%
42%
10
2.50
43 y2
&
14% July
61%: Aug
52
±.1
5
(Un)
Corp
Capital Corp
Business
Calumet
Apr
1,100
P2
Burl on-Dixie
Apr
9%
3.900
61%
♦
(Un)
Inc
Corp
•
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
July
53%
61%
*
10
7.977
i°o
_—
Railroad
202
52%
.1
Brunswick
28 y2 May
5
Co_
Borg-Warner
May
460
Company
Fisheries
Jan
61
3
—-
Co
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co.
Booth
40%
800
12 %
28%
May
33%. Apr
50 V8
22%
126
Aug
12 %
%
High
Jan
27
X49%
America_2.50
of
Co
Consolidated
Boeing
Aug
74
Canteen
Bethlehem
Blnks
10,900
12%
4
Bell & Howell Co..
Jun
29 Ve
10
Corporation
Benguet
27
114%
7,300
Fe—
Corp
Bastian-Blesslng
Mfg Co
50
Low
xl21% 124%
10
Belden
Jun
Feb
28%
Chemical
Mass
50%
41%
41%
•
Association
Machinery
&
81%
65
987
50
common
Smelting Refining & Mining
S
% July
100
%
58 %
54%
38%
Inc
Shoe
U
Vermont
—
1
Association
Fruit
%
56%
53%
.
5
;
Racing
Avco
Mar
14 %
55%
38
50
1.25
;
Products
Automatic
Aug
11% May
38
*
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical
United
71
29'% May
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Rignts
& Shop
Jan
50
Copper
StawmUt
56%
28%
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1, 196*
Low' High
6.25
(Un)
Corp
(Un>
Topeka & Santa
Common
Athey
5% May
122
New
Stop
60
com—100
Co
Co
Mathieson
5%
71
i
Shares
124 y4
Steel
Atchison
Jun
69
fov Week
33 Va
...
Armco
Jun
43%
101
Corp
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Olin
54 Vb
Jan
Jun
5%
—
2.50
Gillette Company —
Island Creek Coal Co
Narragansett
Jan
4%
14 %
Inc
Stores
Electric
Kennecott
40%
36%
20
68%
Ford Motor Co
General
95
573
—10
Fuel Associates
National
<
50
43%
Co__
Company
Corp
Apache
126% May
42%
Tobacco Co
Tel
&
Anaconda
Feb
23
Jan
14
Co
Eastern
First
15%
114% Jan
67%
RR
Inc
Co
&
266
3,640
Tel
American
Aug
—5
Hecla
&
Service
Trust
I8V4
48
Jan
10
Providence
&
Calumet
*
•
100
5
Corp
Property
17%
22%
American
High
49%
43 %
10
Boston
Cities
124
50
Co
235
121% 124%
17%
33 %
Company
Edison
Boston
Low
47%
.
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
47
*
1.66%
Tel
American
of Prices
Low
Par
American
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
30)
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
Boston
37
(893)
Jan
53
14
13%
Jan
4,900
10
Jan
12
12%
-—.1
1
13%
Jan
Jan
Apr
13% Apr
105
,
'
Aug
1.060
59
Jan
3
93%
.93%
94%
1,200
74%
Jan
874
9V4
700
8%
Jun
9%
1
9'/4
8%
9 Va
500
8%
Jan
9% May
100
—
1
105
94% Aug
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
(894)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 30):
Sale Price
Oil
49
—-
—
Feb
13
200
Jan
14%
153/4
22,500
28%
29 %
65%
663/a
1,200
1,400
25% Jan
61% Feb
63%
65%
4,800
47
Jan
71%
70%
7i%
7,500
58%
Jan
42
42
"7%
Jun
69
Apr
65% Aug
713/4 Aug
July
45
Feb
8
5% May
Jan
12,900
25%
36% Aug
38 3/4 July
3,200
35
Jun
32% May
28% May
110
7%
7%
43%
Apr
40%
200
723/4
74%
1,700
59%
Jan
74% Aug
183/4
19
1,400
16%
Jan
19
15%
16
7,600
73%
-3.50
Sulphur (Un)
pacific RR (Un) —
Match
Upjohn
Corp—
Oil Products—
Co (Un)_—
Weboor
Inc
393/4
40 3/8
50%
52
9,400
Corp—
.10
7% Mar
94 %
10
25%
30
—
12
25%
Aug
33%
Apr
85
27
Jan
30 %
Jun
8%
1,030
8
Jan
9%
Jan
32%
34 Vb
212
31
Jan
34%
Aug
42%
42%
40
31%
Jan
45 Va May
33%
34%
349
31%
Jan
37% May
75c
—
--
-7%
1
Mfg
Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
__
Jan
30%
33%
Walker-Refractories
Aug
13 % July
94% Aug
8%
30
Harbison
McKinney
Pittsburgh
66 %
42%
70c
t
,.
32%
50c
3,811
Feb
75c
May
1
4%
4%
4%
711
4%
Aug
-10
57%
x57%
58%
432
51%
Jan
58%
Aug
5
43%
42%
43%
138
34%
Jan
44
Aug
common-
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
United, Engineering & Foundry Co_
Air
Jan
42
Jun
Westinghouse
Elec
Corp
Jan
54
4%
4%
10
18%
17%
18%
105
/ 29%
29 Va
29%
126
37
35
37%
1,206
5
4% July
Jan
5% Mar
873/4 Aug
Jan
1
5
—10
.6.25
Brake
:
17% Aug
25%
J
20
Apr
31% May
Jan
31% July
38%
Jun
Apr
173/8
400
37%
1,400
28 %
Apr
42 3/8
Jan
800
33
Jan
443/a
Aug
5% Aug
7%
Jan
1
6%
42%
x41%
Apr
20 3/8
.
Jun
6%
6,500
42%
1,200
32
31% Jan '•
75
Feb
9
I Jan
383/4
13% Jan
513% Mar
Stock and Bond Averages
173/4 Aug
68
Jun
37%
35
37%
3,000
16
15%
16
2,900
17%
17%
100
64%
1
33% Mar
50
94%
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co.
8.50
Equitable Gas Co
Westin'ghouse
443/a
53/a
Bancorporation (Un)—
—6.25
Westinghou/»e Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred.
1
World ' Publishing Co
5
Yates American Machine
—
High
130
10%
1
Gas System
Jan
44
17
■
Low
42%
10%
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
41
...
——
Duquesne
May
43%
13%
2
~-™--—
Western
—_i._—
Co
76
363/4
17
37%
1
1
...
1
Shares
25%
Cork
Armstrong
Low
5
112
33%
1,100
51%
-2.50
.—-■
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
73%
397/a
-16%
Universal
Apr
Range
of Prices
:
Par
Jan
Jan
101
900
4
_—
Jun
16%
133/4 Mar
71%
108% 109%,
.—10
United'States Gypsum
S Steel Corp (Un)
Radio
28%
373/8
16%
Aug
x39%
U
Zenith
56% Mai
65
208 So La Salle St Corp————
Union, Carbide Corp-——
Universal
Jan
66
343/a
Eastern"Transmission—
Union,
36%
73 Va
51 %
500
15%
-12 %
Texas, Gulf
55
Jan
for Week
Last
Sale Price
*
.j-
463/s Aug
49% Aug
58% Jan
6,000
1,700
29%
1
Texaco Xxic
Texas
73 Va
35 % Mar
34%
100
49 %
36%
Sunray D X L Oil—
Swift & Company—
V!
46 Vi
48
i
STOCKS
Sales
Week *s
Friday
LISTED
High
Low
70%
Va
723/4
.15
Oil (Un)
5
Southern Co (Un)
♦
Southern Pacific Co (Un)—-—
III50c
Sperry Rand Cprp (Un)
.—•—
Spiegel Inc —!
—
.6.25
Standard Oil of California
—25
Standard Oil of Indiana.-—-—
7
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storfcline Corp —
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
High
46%
46'A
5
Socony Mobil
Shares
543/4
1
.-I—---
Co
Oil Cprp
Sinclair
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for Week
Low
Par
Shell
Range
of Prices
;
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
VV;
65
700
42% Aug
Jan
81
jun
Apr
r
Below
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Stocks
16% Aug
—Bonds—
:■...
30
20
Indus¬
Rail¬
trials
Aug. 23—
723.14
175.81
Aug.
"
Total
10
10
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
261.09
93.85
83.85
89.65
88.51
93.85
Utili¬
roads
'
'• '
..
15
Date
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
i
the
are
ties
144.37
>
Total
88.97
other Exchanges.
I
Last
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Cement
American
Brewer
(C)
Ink
California
Castle
Goebel
,
Jan
Jan
36
35%
36
1,100
28
Feb
1-85 ->1.80
4%
4%
—
19%
313/4
31%
1.90
4%
20
32
1,000
11,500
250
2,700
41%
30c
41
30c
41%
34c
41c
41c
Corp Ltd-Co
Nordon
Norris
American
Oil
Reserve
-
—
Invest com_
Develop
& Gas
3%
32c
18%
17%
1.70
2.65
2.55
Corp
——
United
Industrial Corp
5
—1
Preferred
common
600
16,400
500
800
4,700
1.60
2.60
2.85
6,100
2.30 May
3.00 May
29
6%
300
5,600
33% May
7% May
6%
23
Jan
5
Mar
5% Jan
72c
July
98c
3
May
32%
6%l
6%
30o
72c
72c
2,000
1
6%
6Va
6%
38,600
7%
7%
7%
300
—
65c
69c
1,100
(Un)
34
89.92
88.43
89.09
84.11
89.83
88.50
89.07
726.40
176.16
261.69
93.82
84.06
89.87
88.62
89.09
143.87
by
using
following
the
90.01
83.89
divisors:
Industrials,
2.914;
Rails,
5.04;
7% Feb
Feb
6% Aug
7% Aug
5% Mar
50c
Over-tlte-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
May
Compiled
National
by
Date
Mon.
95c
Quotation
Bureau,
Closing
Aug. 26—
142.36
Tues.
Aug. 27
142.08
Wed.
Aug. 28
142.30
Thurs.
Aug. 29
142.58
Fri.
Aug. 30
Inc.
Range for 1962
142.92
:
High
144.31
Mar 14
Low
100.23
Jun
27
Range for 1963
High
142.92
Aug 30
Low
120.15
Jan
3
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
SEC
index
of
stock* prices
based
on the closing prices of 300 common
23, 1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
for
the
week
ended
Aug.
for the current year.
•i
Aug. 23,'63 Aug. 16/63
Jan
2.80 Jan
1.55 Jun
1,400
10
Exploration—10c
(Un)
Oil
Williston Basin
31% Jan
500
—
common
Jun
28%
6
2.85
—
Westates Petroleum
75c
3% Jun
39c Apr
19% Apr
2.10 July
3% Jan
1.65 Mar
32% Aug
6
Mar
11% Jan
22 % Aug
1.20 July
87c
32%
1.80
—
8%
-
—
Warrants
Preferred
1,600
22%
.
Aug
1.50 Jun
3% May
3% Jun
28c July
16% Feb
1.30 Jun
2
Apr
J.OS July
25
Jan
2.25 Apr
7% May
17 % Jan
2,300
22
|
Mar
6%
50c
Co
84.15
93.85
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
Aug
Mar
62c May
17
Aug
1.10 Jan
95c Jan
2.70 Aug
4% Jan
44c
1,300
23,000
500
6,400
80c
3
86c
32%
1.65
—10c
—
Sugar
93.86
261.52
2.35
6
22
37%
41%
35c
7% Jan
45c Jan
10,900
700
31,600
*
300
11,000
1.30
32 Va
3%
8%
8%
—
17
60c
59c
1.65
4%
3%
35c
18%
1.80
2.65
8
„
25
-
Trico Oil & Gas Co_
Union
1.25
30 %
3%
1
25c
*
1.70
1.30
————
Gas Co series A pfd
Southern Cal
4%
3%
1
—33%c
—
Properties
Royal
54c
—
Co—
Western
Rhodes
—
25c
1
—1
*
—
.......
.
Oil
Pacific Oil & Gas
15%
59c
44c
1-60
4%
—10
(Un).
Frank Co Inc
Merchants
Petroleum Co
35c
100
16%
-50c
*•
10c
15c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
1.75
4
18%
26%
34%
400
23,900
—
1
.
,
& M Oil Co
89.08
259/13
143.67
36/a Jun
1
.
88.55
143.02
176.63
26% Apr
75
May
10c
&
Terex
25
37
—
Calif—
of
(Un)
Co
Co
Industries
M
North
500
200
——25c
Oil
Meier
26
60
A
Brewing Co
Lasco
25%
60
1
Exploration Co of California_l
Oil
Jade
J
Co
class
Ltd
Co
Humor
Holly
M
■
Corp
Oil
General
Good
-
Co
Capwell
Ltd-
Emporium
Eureka-
Co
Cooke
&
Exeter
Oil
&
Gas
261.18
173.51
725.07
High
Low
—
1
•
5.50
10
10
Inc_
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
144.15
719.88
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
High
26
Stores Inc
Broadway-Hale
Sales
5
Ltd—
175.69
27—
28—
Aug. 29—
Averages are compiled daily
Utilities, 5.20; 65 stocks 14.34.
25
*
pfd (Un)
Corp
Co
&
724.17
Aug.
for Week
Sale Price
26—
Aug.
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Price Range on
Composite
Manufacturing
-1963-
Percent
1957-59— 100
Change
Low
High
146.0*
Non-Durable Goods
145.4
0.4
146.0
130.6
136.9*
136.1
0.6
136.9
121.1
132.4
II
130.9
1.1
133.3
116.2
141.2"
Trade,
0.1
141.2
125.8
130.4
—0.4
130.4
106.4
182.1
Utility
141.1
129.9
182.7
—0.3
182.7
170.3
.
and
116.2"
Service.
♦New
174.1
1.2
176.2
153.8
132.6
Finance
Jan
133.5
—0.7
133.5
104.2
high.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Low
Par
Acme
Markets Inc—
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
Arundel
Atlantic
City
*
Atlantic
Research
4.33
1
Corp
Transit
Central
Electric
Light
Storage
Finance
Co
&
of
12%
Jan
26%
240
24%
Jan
47%
48
944
11%
12%
410
43 Vb July
9
May
12%
340
Light—
26%
742
68
Feb
Jan
21%
Jun
Stocks
Railroad
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
11% Aug
4,669,580
$3,086,200
$400,000
14 Va
Jan
Tues.
Aug. 27—
4,017,480
3,594,000
220,000
3,814,000
14% Jan
Wed.
Aug. 28_
10%
350
8%
Jan
11
May
Thurs.
Aug. 29
375
12%
Jan
16
Jun
Fri.
Aug. 30
Apr
107
Jan
9
Aug
98% 100
92 %
143
9
20
8
Aug
72%
8,091
51%
Apr
55%
55
56 %
649
46%
Jan
32 %
34%
1,505
30
Apr
55%
177
50 %
Jan
58
4,919,480
290,000
5,209,480
4,793,600
3,620,000
200,000
4,564,360
4,993,600
4,096,000
23,528,760
Total.
$20,013,280
34% Aug
54%
5,137,970
5,108,800
__.
Aug
56 % Aug
v
Sal^s
Aug. 26
$3,486,200
14%
9
32%
Bond
Mon.
67%
55%
Total
U. S.
Jan
72%
5
Int'l
48%
14%
100
Battery———10
476,000
$21,599,280
$1,586,000
72%
Aug!
Bait—
at
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
80%
126% Apr
28 Va Feb
10%
14%
6.75
America
High
Feb
114%
12%
1.80
1
-12%
——
Delaware Power
Duquesne
..
Co———
Spv
Corp
82
12,929
47%
—5
Charge
Chrysler
19%
1
Co——
Budd
Company
Campbell Soup
72%
-13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
71%
26%
Electric.
Low
12%
123%
Corporation
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
19%
—33%
—
Shares
121 % 124%
72%
1
10
common—-—
Tel
&
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
for Week
Jan. 1 to Aug. 30
W:\jek Ended Aug. 30
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
1962
1963
1962
643,521,659
23,528,270
:
14,327,660
724,729,118
$1,586,000
20,013,280 -
$2,004,000
17,358,000
84,057,000
59,004,400
790,081,760
986,544,400
*
A
Class
Food
Foremost
24%
24%
100
24% Jun
25%
23 %
751
21% Jan
25%
Feb
53 Va
54%
4,836
41%
Feb
—2
10%
9%
10%
288
8%
Jan
56% Jun
11% May
41% Jan
General
(Julius)
1
Acceptance
1
1.66%
Corp
General Rotors Corp;
Food Inc class
common
Vending
class
36
36
i9%
19%
20
76
74%
75%
11
11
23%
22%
23%
—1
A
International Resistance
Lehigh Coal &, Navigation—
Macke
.
50c
common—
Giant
10c
1
1
;
7%
21%
1
21
20%
159
8,356
57%
10%
20%
Martin-Marietta Corp
1
19%
18%
19%
16%c
106%
3
44%
Merck
&
Co
Inc__
Pennsfdt Chemicals Corp_
Pennsylvania Gas & WaterPennsylvania Power, & Light-
Photo
Public
Scott
576
30%
Jun
Power
49%
88
32%
Jan
35%
32 %
Apr
20%
21%
12%
Feb
21%
*
4%
5%
175
36%
2,936
29%
Jan
36% Aug
,_lo
10%
9%
10%
6,287
5%
J«n
10 %
Aug
10
22%
21%
22%
2,496
24
Apr
&
Gas
com—•
76%
12
35%
class
20
76%
77%
10%
11
116
7%
1
B_-
4%
4%
50
4%
38%
35%
38%
1,895
66%
66
68%
598
40%
40%
40%
59
*
51%
50%
51%
592
Transmission—111113.50
19%
18%
19%
1,436
8%
8%
65
25%
25%
25%
798
29
29
29%
3,649
*
38%
37%
38%
676
i
32%
32
32%
122
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp
5
Washington Gas Light
Co
-IT—4.50
iq
common
:
footnotes,
51%
_i
___
United Gas Improvement
Warner
Co
see page
43.
68% Jan
355
_•
United
July
43% July
7% Jan
79% Aug
1
——1—2~50
Sun Oil Co
Jan
4% Aug
52 %
143,
/
Apr
Apr
30% Mar
12% May
5% Jan
35 %
Stocks
69 Va
Jan
41%
Mon.
52 %
Aug
19 %
Aug
8
Jan
60
May
9
May
Jan
27 Va May
25% Mar
33% Mar
31% July
40% May
28%
32% Aug
Aug
1,314,965
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
$137,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bond
Sales
$147,000
$10,000
Aug. 26——
Aug. 27_.
—
1,190,050
133,000
7,000
140,000
1,349,610
1,689,795
277,000
18,000
1,000
295,000
Thurs.
Aug. 28
Aug. 29—
Fri.
Aug. 30—
$36,000
$1,168,000
Tues.
Wed.
302,000
Total.
303,000
283,000
1,410,915
283.000
6,955,335
—
Jun
43% Jan
16% Jan
50% Mar
$874,425,160 $1,045,563,800
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Aug
Aug
60% Mar
33%
21%
$19,362,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Aug
35%
41%
$21,599,280
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
36 Va May
21%
1,704
12,647
41%
common-
.—
Aug
35%
«
Eastern
107
41%
Paper
For
44%
50
Finance
Motor
42%
:
Jan
35%
common
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
White
Jan
185
Industrial
Total
Jail
22%
17% July
77% Jan
48%
*
.
Service Electric
Texas
24
_•
Inc
Reading Co
Ritter
24%
Jun
35%
—5
Philadelphia Electric Co
Transportation Co
Electric
Feb
19%
•
Phila
Potomac
21%
99 Va 107
and
44% Aug
49% Aug
•
Inc
Railroad
$15,000
$286,000
—
7% Aug
20
2,606
-
Bank
Feb
50
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Perfect
29
Apr
6% May
12
S. Government
Foreign
Apr
411
:
U.
International
75% Aug
14% Feb
Apr
152
22 Va
'
Jan
10
21
—-
35% July
18% July
50
7%
21%
Madison Fund Inc__
A
Bonds—
Jan
22%
54%
„,——5
;
Dairies
Garfinckel
24%
23%
—2.50
non-voting
Fair Stores—
Ford Motor Co
$1,132,000
Week Ended Aug. 30
1963
1962
Jan. 1 to Aug. 30
1963
1962
6,955,335
5,471,305
196,738,259
214,398,759
$1,132,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
$1,418,000
$48,864,000
Bonds—
36,000
Government—
Corporate.
Total
—
$1,168,000
3,000
2,050,000
26,000
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
360,000
$48,937,000
1,300,000
1,124,000
$1,447,000
$51,274,000
$51,361,000
"
(895)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6295
198
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
,
(Range for Week Ended August 30)
'
STOCKS
Last
Range
Are
Range
of Prices
41/4 %
—
C
Feb
46
100
24%
Jan
25% iwg
1,360
43 %
Jan
59
May
3,767
22
Jan
30
Jun
26
271/4
6,503
39 %
Aug
40
Aug
a21% a21%
25
22
Jan
,23% May
,305
45
•
Corp
Tel
Miron
Ltd
Co
Aug
150% May
45
42
Jan
45% May
52
1,985
50%
Aug
52
Aug
a54
25
52%
Jan
56
May
Moore
100
12% July
Morse
(Robert)
8%
300
24
6,593
16%
100
47
23%
al6%
a
1
55
Jan
9
7%
Jan
23% Aug
16 % July
a24% a24%
10
10
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Paper
&
Power
A
Telephone
Bo water
:
pfd
5%
Corp
Bo waters
5% %
Mersey
Columbia
British
Columbia
Columbia
British
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4 % %
5%%
Company
Bruck
class
Ltd
Mills
B
Products
Building
1,090
July
29 %
•
Class
Jan
225
16%
Jan
281
51
Jan
July
53
53%
10,051
52
100
50
Jan
5%
65/4
1,619
5
Jan
52%
50
Jun
110
2.75
3.00
2.95
3.00
2,735
27 %
26%
27%
5,424
26%
19%
19 %
19%
1,760
24%
25
29,180
54%
54%
350
a80
a80
2
92
92
25
107 %
107%
25
Jan
12 %
24%
7%
7%
•
„
20%
Ogilvie
55 %
Jun
53
6%
53
Price
19%
Ltd..
Power
Canada
Cement
Apr
92 %
Aug
107 %
7
July
9%
1,525
3.75
25%
25%
350
21%
Feb
31
21%
21
1,180
20 %
Jan
29
Jan
39%
&
Canada
Iron
Foundries
Malting
Canada
common
26% July
26
|
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30
May
Jun
29% May
25
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40
22%
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980
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50
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22%
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58
51
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51
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62
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Apr
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55
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55 % May
10% May
68 % May
Feb
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4.10 Mar
61
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225
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33
1,157
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26
26
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25
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26
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18
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22
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20
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4,264
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9
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class
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B
Home
Hudson
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Jan
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7%
Aug
11% May
25%
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19
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21
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150
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4.25 July
3,505
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21
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9
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21
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9
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5,525
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200
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190
13
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184
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2.05
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Feb
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53
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544
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43
250
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62
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&
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103
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4.90
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Jun
Jun
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Telefilms
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Augustus Exploration
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48
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20 %
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9
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Placer
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Bay
100
8.10
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9.10 May
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14%
Feb
19% Mar
Belding-Corticelli
2.10
2.10
100
4.65
7% May
Jan
5%
5%
1,302
26%
26%
1,645
21
Jan
11%
11%
424
10
July
11%
Jun
1.00
Jan
3.80
1.95 July
Belleciiasse
Blue
Ltd
common-—
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Mining
Bonnets Raceway
Jun
Bouzan
1
1
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Mines
Uranium
Jan
Calumet
May
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Resources com_3
Jan
59% May
Canadian
Collieries &
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
Canadian
7%' Jan
Canadian
Petroleums Ltd__*
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Explorations Ltd
1
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1
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67%
33
33%
23 %
24
50%
79%
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1,191
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Jan
19
6%
Aug
Apr
20
73%
July
May
Aug
May
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=
Chemalloy
Copper
34%
Apr
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28
Jun
Chipman
Jan
55%
Jun
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Feb
87
May
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91/4
Feb
13%
Apr
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Jan
17%
Aug
12% July
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15%
Jun
37%
20%
100
7%
7%
7%
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1,180
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Copperstream Mines Ltd
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1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated
Jan
May
—
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Business Mach (Can) Ltd *
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20%
2c
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Cleveland Copper Corp
50
7%
—
1
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Mines Ltd
Jan
Aug
48%
14%
20%
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1
Ltd
24
78%
37 %
7%
Ltd
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—
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•
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18c
—
39 %
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Aug
25c
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3.85 July
19c
May
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July
4c
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3.60 Aug
5.05 May
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7.00
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2.90
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1.65
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8%
xviar
5% July
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Aug
3%c July
Apr
2.90
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5%
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Aug
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Jun
2.90 Jun
90c
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68c
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92c
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7%c
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3c
2-?99
100
Aug
5%c
55c
4.00
82c
Aug
May
4.75 July
Jan
1.75
1.00 Aug
25
Jan
6%c Feb
3%c May
1-999
700
1,184
400
30
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Apr
Jun
14c
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Aug
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41% May
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900
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3,050
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2
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4.50
1
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1,140
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50
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61
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10
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—
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6
569
24
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May
Jan
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16%
10
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10
16
5%
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400
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7,661
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55
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Apr
42% July
6%
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May
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Mar
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1
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13%
41%
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5.25 May
Jan
19c
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Aug
4
5,785
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3.00
1,730
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2.15
1
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—
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1,470
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1
1
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55
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lie
104,425
300
5
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Ameranium Mines Ltd
1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Arno
Mines
Ltd
*
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Shares
66c
—
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for Week
18c
3.00
5%
13%e
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18c
5%
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10
3,110
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of Prices
Par
Aug
6%
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Sale Price
150
12
9
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Bankfield Consolidated Mines Ltd
13%
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12%
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Feb
Feb
11%
715
8%
Apr
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25
27
—
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9
Jun
July
14
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16%
10
Aug
6%
71
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100
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14
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16
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1,658
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12%
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8%
2,300
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Canada
Prices
47%
*
com
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Feb
70
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preferred
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9
Jan
12%
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4,680
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76
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5,150
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43
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Aug
21
13%
11%
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preferred
43
100
73
—
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115% May
1,400
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476
common
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8%
73
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64
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4.85
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Canadian Stock Exchange
r
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1
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21
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1
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class
Jun
225
12
Gas
International
44
21
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64%
110
81%
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common
70
all
1
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200
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10
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43
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195
1,240
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Canorama
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Jan
*
20
Canada
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19%
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85
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50
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"A"
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66
650
20c
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Hudson's
Husky
10% May
Aug
Knapp (Canada) Ltd—.
&
47%
5%
pfd
Feb
33%
1
47%
11%
;
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8%
3,927
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6,790
34
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Apr
Jan
12
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5
A
Pittfield
&
Howard
9%
25
pfd
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class
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10% July
51
81%
*
common
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38 %
9
33%
of Canada 7% pfd 100
Gooderham
44 % Mar
38 J/4
Feb
102% 102%
28%
1
1
common,.;
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
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•
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Andy
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23%;' Jan
May
32%
15
99%
100
preferred
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Gunnar
Canada
Steel
Atlas
5 %
Jan
11% Mar
—
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16% July
16%
•
Great
July
14
Jun
4
Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
&
12
4,015
3,695
Apr
_
May
16 %
100
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5,109
13
*
A
5%%
23% May
15 3
205
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14 % May
22% Aug
12%
22%
12%
——
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i
4,040
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-
Apr
10%
34
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Jan
Jun
500
51%
10
5
20%
July
80
50
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Jan
17%
10%
34
General
Jun
25
26% May
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pfd
Jun
20
50
Finance
Walker
Jan
9%
5%
Aug
37%
7%
10
common
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July
35%
Power
12%
Feb
Aug
Aug
25
class
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Mountain
Trans
Union
Jan
22
10
Gatineau
Aug
18%
19 %
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Jan
75
•
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11
31%
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34
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Jan
39
35%
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5,430
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10
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Aug
Jan
28
50
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2,200
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27%
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A
Feb
3,269
10%
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Co
9.25
216
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Falconbridge
Foundation
July
155
com
class
4.45
Aug
Jan
7.30
26
3%
Canada
of
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700
65
Texaco Canada Ltd
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5 %
19
common
of
11
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9% July
300
,
5%
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32
Jan
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com
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Jan
20
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4.00
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25%
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7%
29%
common
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76
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&
370
12%
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Traders
•
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Tar
Jun
9%
19%
15
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•
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57
12%
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Toronto-Dominion
Apr
25
Coal
Dominion
Jan
37%
-
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Save
Southam
15% May
50%
pfd
_
preferred
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48 % May
25
•
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1
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45%
29%
100
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6%
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425
9%
100
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Jan
1
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Mines
Distillers
Jan
50
33%
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16%
*
A
100
21%
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common
69% May
2
Franco-Cdn
class
Feb
25
12%
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Sherwin Williams
42
4.00
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common
88
37
12%
1
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12%
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Credit
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12
400
18%
37%
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1,395
10%
Textile
Consolidated
Consumers
Feb
Jan
650
92
3.40
Investments
1,310
31%
•
*
*
*
Mar
•
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Foods
Schneider
Shell
47%
32
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&
35
14%
12 Va
4.15 July
19
7.40
1
28% July
*
common
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Shawinigan
15%
10%
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288
—
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25
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Ltd
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Canadian
29%
12
5
Mines.
Lawrence
47%
—10
pfd
*
*
:
preferred
Petrofina
Canadian
29
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
15%
1
Co—1
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
May
——
Ltd
Co
A
Algom
47%
Canadian
31
—
Canada
Steinbergs
Foundation
Canadian
Jan
•
Telephone
preferred
Rothmans
13% July
Jan
4,810
a5.00
Aug
36
160
10
10%
July
27%
*
Gas__
.
Rolland Paper class A
Apr
49%
*
5 7o
preferred
:
12.50
Canada Wire & Cable Co class B
*
Canadian Aviation Electronics
•
Canadian
Breweries common
•
$2.20 preferred
50
$2.65 class B preferred
50
Canadian British Aluminum
*
Canadian
Celanese
common*
Canadian Chemical Co Ltd common—•
Canadian Converters
class B
*
Canada Steamship common
627
♦
Feb
26%
Ltd—*
10
common
new
27
28%
49
«
Feb
6.00
a23% a23%
Co
Sugar
Dominion
Canada
372
29
May
27%
29
*
preferred
Class
Rio
24% May
35%
14
12%
common-
of Canada&
Reitman's
Feb
14% July
2,586
5%
29
Jan
*
Aug
14% '
35
9%
warrants
1961
Feb
107 %
5%
35%
555
12
Products
preferred
Quebec
July
90
13%
11-20
Aug
12 Vb
common
Bros
6%
Aug
25%
—*
common
preferred
$1.30
May
8%
11 %
28 34
•
Natural
Mills
Steel
1963
57% May
5 %
*
common
109
Feb
_1
Ltd
Preferred
Calgary
15% July
Jan
May
9%
..
Petroleum
4%
Jun
25
14%
21%^
12 %
105
7%
.....
Quebec Natural Gas common
Jan
Feb
Jan
A..
Light & Power
Power Corp
4.65 Mar
Jan
Jan
15
3,875
*
Apr
Jan
12
6,885
Apr
8%
Light
Ontario
Penmans
May
19%
89
class
Page-Hersey Tubes
May
30%
Apr
May
92
Mines
Flour
Pacific
57% May
Aug
88 %
Aug
23
11%
•
Containers
Ontario
Jun
52
.100
.
Jan
Jan
May
51
92
76%
53
17
98
May
79
51'A
r
Jan
20% July
14%
•
Scotia
Nova
90
75
1,069
8%
*
Newfoundland
25% May
70
26 %
97%
Trust
Noranda
Jan
al07%al07%
•
Locomotive
National
18%
8%
10
B
24% May
13%
14%
Jan
Jan
20%
96
100
pfd
class A
Ltd
Montreal
19% May
Feb
70%
52 y4-
_
High
23
J";
20
20%
__
10
*
Montreal
9% May
45% July
52
10
-1
*
*
pfd
6%
Ltd
Chemical
Brockville
Brown
517
50V2
53%
100
100
100
—
76%
July
67
604
71%
50
17
Power--—*
Oil—
*
Forest Products
*
Power
*
Telephone com
25
American
British
Jan
23%
61
71
51%
Brazilian Traction Light &
British
3,318
73%
50
pfd
64%
50
——£
Paper
Bowater
25
63 %
71%
10
*
common—*
—-I-—*
25
50
Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)—
Banque
-.100
Corp
10%
8 '/a
64%
22%
par tic
Breweries
Molson
10%
1—.—25
pfd
5%%
22%
common
6%
a54
24
22%
-
Metropolitan Stores
45
common
Selburn
Low
1,855
5,393
23%
Tel
&
51V4
46'/a
51%
22%
Ltd •
River
pfd..
5%
23 %
19% Jan
75
a21% a21%
2.50
-
Massey-Ferguson common
5 % %
preferred
Northern
Bailey
Ltd
2.50
Co "A'
Paper
Bloedel & Powell
Mailman
39%
-
&
_
Maritime
Apr
52%
*
Corp
Sugar
40%
24%
*
Ltd common
preferred.,
Corp
Class
1,701
52
•
.
-
-
Atlantic
44%
Power
B
MacMillan
High
39 %
52
Canada 4%
of
Asbestos
Low
39%
pfd—25
41/2%
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 4% % pfd_50
$2.65 preferred
50
v
$2.90 preferred
50
Argus
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
'
24%
24%
preferred
Co
Class
43%
44
common
Ltd
Aluminum
Maclaren
Shares
26
preferred
4%%
*
25
*
Paper
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
for Week
Low
Par
&
Power
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
'
Sale Price
Abitibi
Shares
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Canadian Dollars
Expressed in
Friday
for Week
of Prices
,.
Sale Price
Shown
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
Jan
34c
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
(896)
•A.
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
i
It.-:
Mines
Dolsan
Feb
100
26 y2
7,500
20C
10,000
17c
22 y2 c
Jan
37c
10c
Mar
1.19 Mar
Feb
a9
28 y2 Mav
86,100
20c
al78
2.55
25 %c
100
East Sullivan
Mines
—1
EldervPeel Ltd-—-————~1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc—
~1
Equity Explorations Ltd—
1
Kootenay
'
7%, pfd
Ltd-—
Power
16c
Jan
2.70
Apr
July
Foods
Grissol
Inland Chemicals
International
Paints
Co
Ltd
Mines—
Gold
Kiena
Labrador
Accept
Laduboro
Oil
Ltd—
Dufault
Lake
15c
Aug
40c
May
6c
Mar
15c
!. 15c
1,000
3%c
.8,000
24c
1.10
I
•
3c
Aug
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
1.00
220
5c
5c
4,000
5c
35c
3,000
13c
3.75
4.25
1.40
1.58
20c
20c
2,000
1.25
1.50
3.20
19,920
3,200
1,900
26
Jun
4.25
Apr
2.00
Jan
45c
Jun
1.85
Jan
3.85 May
1.80
Apr
1.50
alO
1.10
July
1.30 July
%c
Jan
9c
Mar
2.28
Apr
11
1.05 July
50,699
v
Jan
7c
10,000
20 %c Mar
V
lie
12c
51%
25
44%.
Jan
51%
2.05
2.45
21,124
1.79
Aug
3.85
4.50
300
Aug
Apr
I
5.00
1.20
1.20
4C
4,000
7%
200
4c
1.28-
1.25
8.10
1
19
19
1
'.
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd^—
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Mines
8% May
Jan
Jan
'
$2.50
Gold
Candn
Matachewan
Mines
McKinney
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd—a.;
Gold
Ltd
Distilleries
Melchers
3%c
$2.70
common
Class
Ltd
—
Class
Mines
Mount
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
%C';
3
May
8.25 Aug
Minerals
Ltd-
6c
16c
Ltd
Mines
Nocana
Mines
Amulet
West
New
47%
13c
/"
North
American
North
American
•
Class
■
Preferred
15c
:
.-L
5%
:
r
:
—
preferred
5%
.
pfd—
——
Brazilian
13c
14c
3,800
62c
62c
1,000
62c
Feb
j
Aug
10
20 %c
28c
1.60
1.65
6,600
20c
Bright
96c
82c
99c
148,850
7%
1,880
:
6%
—
a9%
a9 %
*
■:
3.60 May
Northern
Exploration
5
4
$5.15
93/4
/ Feb
Jun
July
Bruck
10
July'
a8c
250
18c
May
4,100
3c
Apr
6c
16c
14 %c
16c
79,000
12c
Jan
16c
July
10c
9c
10c
57,500
9c
Aug
15c
Feb
5c
4,500
7C,
5c
5c
Feb
14%c Mar
1,100
4%c May
10 %c Aug
25c
25c
25c
2,000
25c
Aug
57c
Feb
1
81c
81c
85c
5,000
1,8ic
Aug
85c
Aug
14c
14c
878
14c
Aug
24c
Mar
13c
Jan
22c
7c
Atlantic
Pacific
(
4c
:
Paton
Silver
Paudash
Paul
7.10
7.05
7.10
1,000
6.60
Feb
3.00
3.00
100
3.00
Jan
10%
10%
Service
Stores
'■
■
_1
Mining
Phoenix
Canada
Gold
Pitt
Oil
Mining
Mills
Cobalt
Quebec
Smelting
R
&
M
Bearings
Gold
Foo's
(Can)
Aug
48c
Aug
4c
..
V
Jan
8c
cl
Ltd
Ltd
9% May
9% May-
6,050
1.60
Feb
3.90 Aug
2,500
4%c
Jun
68c
66c
68c
1,500
46c
Apr
6c
5c
6c
18.000
4c
4c
500
"•
•
•
;
■
Cabol
St
Lawrence
Lawrence
Saucon
Columbian
15
47
,
16c
2.25
2.25
t
Jan
8c
May
70c
Jan
7c
July
3%c Aug
5c
Jan
3V2c
45
325
10c
3,000
2,100
2.30
V—'
10c
.•
a
Diversified
Regent
Silver
Summit
Silver
Lands
1
Development
Silver
Town
Sobey's
1614 al6%
Jan
>
Jan
10c
15%
40
Mines
12,000
2.55
800
A
Dufault
Southern
Spartan
Stairs
Canada
Air
2.90
3.05
640
2.90
85c
33c
400
90c
27c
32c
Power
299,400"*
-
80c
Dock
Packers
B
6%c Feb
4.75
3,600
80,100
35c
Jan
26c
28c
41,500
24c
July
24c
14%
10
14%
Jan
1.10
Jan
Aug
39c
•
14
1.00 Mar
42c
16
Aug
Talisman
Mines
Mines
Mines
25
46c
52c
24,250
2.39
2.25
2.42
22,600
1.60
52c
Apr
/ Feb
Electric
1614
1614
155
11%
5
8
510
16
17%
574
24%
Class
70c
88c
26c
*
•
;
17%c
Aug
Canadian
Feb
Canadian
Aug
Canadian
7
1914 May
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
13c
Jan
Class
Canadian
1.14 Mar
/
3.00 Aug
25 y2
50
49c
55c
21,950
38c
31c
32c
4,300
28c
1714c 1914c
4,835
11 y2
5y8
5%
*
1.10
1.00
1.10
1,300
1
8c
6c
8c
12,000
.1
3y2c
300
Westburne
Oil
Co
Westeel
Products
Western
Helium
Westville
Mines
Ltd
Ltd——.
Ltd
;
a83c
a
10'/a
300
Jan
17
100
16%
Jan
20%
Jun
51 %
135
50%
Feb
56
Jun
21
105
19%
Apr
21
Jun
28
28
Jan
28
Jan
53 %
4.60
i
"8
25
26c
26c
2 non
1
3c
314c
10,000
:
80
'.
-
15,527
i,51% July
57% May
700
"
4.55 Aug
5% May
53 % May
"
180 I
51%
5%
6%
2,704
52%
115
.5.00
1.025
3.00
*3.05
10,866
52
;
24y2
Jan
July
July
Jan
4.25
Jan
5%
A
Jun
4%
75c
Feb
5y2c/r
5
Jan
1.85
3.15
Jan
270
21%
Feb -V
23 %
Apr
81
V': 115
80 %
Aug
95
Apr
2718
26%
2714
7,563
26% Aug
30%
Jan
19%
19y4
19%,
4,575
12% May
16%
16%
1.75 Aug
700
May
5c
86c
Jan
13
Feb
80c
97 y4
2J
94?
?5
88
Apr
30
94% Jan
96%
92«
92
96%
96%
106% 11014i
101 % 101%)
108%
101 y2
25y2c Aug
3e
Aug
,
1.440
14 y2,
100
5y2«,
5%
475
26,
■
Jan
853
112%
1
Jan
Jun
102
July
3.75 Jan
21
Feb
5% Aug
818 Aug
14 %
Feb
6
Aug
10%
Jan
8% Mar
1.15
21IV
4,770
35%
*
Feb
6.00
7 Vb Aug
40c
Aug
31%
21
35
35%
l.p^d
29
Jan
J an
40
141
22%
23%
Apr
27
Aug
30
25%
Jun
30
May
May
20
Jan
25
May
4,740
."•27"
22%
"24% May
1,129
29
28%
25%
22%
27
j
>•
22% Aug.
24
60
6214;
485
56
Jan
63
Aug
61
22%
61%
400
55
Jan
62
July
77V2'
202
74%
Feb
81
Jan
75%
75%
50%
5014.
13 y2
13 %
10%
10
10 y4
10 y8
51
51
51%
53
53 %
8 y8
.,
8 %
98'
•
*
53 y4
8%
1.70
Aug
93%
Jan
98
Aug
503
48
Aug
58
Apr
13%.
125
11%
10%;
98
1,525
:
51
1.80
13
Jan
14%
Apr
8
Apr
11%
Jun
10
July
270
50% July
11% May
55
May
260
51
55
12,308
10%
1.65
60
-
1,460
Aug
8"
Aug
May
11
Apr
5,040
1.60 Mar
2.65 May
1.80
100
1.60 Mar
2.70 May
13%
«•
-1.80'
.
115
11
Jan
14
62
13%
*
*
25
62
120
36
Jan
68% May,
36
36%
370
36
Jan
38%
May
Jan
*
10%
10
1014
6,810
8%
Feb,
11% May
4.20
3.95
4.25
14,260
3.00
Feb
5.00 May
11%
10 y2
12
16,825
60c
70c
3,900
3,850
Gas
common—
6%
60c
Jan
12
Aug
1.00
July
Jan
X4.55
4.50
6
4.50 Aug
9%
3.95
3.95
4.05
351
3.10 Feb
4.05
Jun
X3.50
3.50
3.65
930
3.50 Aug
4.25
July
1614
16%
16 V4
100
1614
41
41
41%
100
250
400
r
Jan
Aug
19
33%
Jan
44% May
14 %
Aug
20%
16%
Jun
Jun
14%
20'4
Jan
20% May
17%
17%'
1,584
15% Mar
62 y2
._2.50
10
—•
14%
20%
1714
62
63
5,145
60% July
19 % May
69% May
9%
•8%
9'4
1,025
7% July
11%
11%
11%
4,850
10%
Aug
11%
15%
15%
16
1,617
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
10
—*
common
*
—-*
com————--*
4.00
300
31%
32 y8
13,665
24%
Jan
33
10%
11
559
10%
Jun
11%
20 y8
2014
300
16
Jan
34
34
35
32% July
Aug
Apr
4.95_ Jan
3.50 Aug
4.00
32
10%
1
July
22
j
29
Feb
Apr
46
Mar
-
May
35%
Jun
25%
26
527
?0%
Jan
34
34
34%
140
29%
Jan
101
101
101
10
99%
jah
Natural Gas com__*
1714
17V4
17l/a
55
17
Jan
20%
———20
15%
15%
15%
175
15%
Jan
17%
21%
21%
100
2"%
Jan
22
July
27 >4
28
170
25% Mar
32
Jun
4.90
5%
2,400
2.70
2.80
700
15 %
15%
15%
150
13%
Jan
16
Jan
78
74%
78
554
56% May
78
Aug
7%
7
7%
4.62J
5%
3.20
2.85
3.25
4,300
2.10
7
7
7%
2,435
4.10
7
7
7
200
7%
7%
7%
1 010
Utilities
—.
Western
26
—
«——
—
——
-100
.-20
,—u
Westinghouse
—
*
1
*
Wines
25
•
21%
5%
—
Cellulose
1
*
Consolidated
100 '
12
21%
»
814 c
Aug
July
20% Jan'
,
—*.
Co—
Aug
Jun
92% July
98
106 Ve Aug
101%
Aug'
'
SaltJ——
Warrants
85
125
25%
.—3
—
Marconi
;
Jan
V 92
.4*
—:
Bldg Industries.
Columbia
98
97%
Wright
Jan
Aug
May
2,216
9714
Jan
May
10%
Apr
58
55 y4
2514'f
40
—
Gai
39
Jan
y4
—
preferred
Chateeu
Jan
51%
37%
54
1,100
—
12 V'eC Mar
81c
Capital
30 %
3714
54 y2
58c
com_
Canadianwide Properties
Jan
Jan
Feb
7%
class A
Canadian
5%
1514
19%
3714
.
19"% Aug
1714 May
200
ss.o^o
"40
24
24%
—
Jan
3.65 Mar
4.65 Mar
211/a
55c
i
Aug
Jan
Aug
6% July
Jan
2.75
1.75
—
19 '/4
6c
52%
8014
—.-*
57c
1.00 July
614 Aug
Jan
4.50 Aug
7%
—.'
preferred
28
Apr,
5V4
49% July
7%
—„
preferred
Canadian
50
2iya
1.80
1.80
Canadian Tire Corp
'
3c
3 V2e
a83c
a 10
*
For footnotes, see page 43.
3c
.*
L*
Ltd
Jan
4.10
3.05
-*
Industries
Jan
1
Associates
76%
2.15 Aug
4.75
(Pacific Railway
25
Petrofina preferred——10
12c
Van
Hout
67% July
142
52
*,
A
Preferred
1.80
May
1,566
72.;:
8 %
——
Industrial
Canadian
Jan
14c
Val Mar Swimming Pools Ltd
2,798
70
6
Hydrocarbon common-—.—*
Imperial Bank
10
Canadian
1.70 Feb
Aug
2.15
A-—,4—r——-
class
_—I
B
Class
Jun
800
31c
10
25c
May
60% July
52
*
*
Canadian Food Products common—__ *
Canadian Foundation Co common
*
Preferred —-:
—————20
Canadian
General Investment
*
Canadian General Securities class
A_*
Jan
3.05
55c
•
5.00 May
11,500
64%
.
Curtis
6c
3.00
3,05
45.00 Mar
Jan
4.60
Dredge Dock—
Canadian
5%c July
2514
1
25
Jan
4.10
8%
Canadian Collieries common—
62c
1,000
Jan
600
,
53
•
Der
44c
I
8V2
Chemical l_,—
26,600
88c
16,000
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—
Virginia Mining Corp_
4.45
53%
com———-*
new
Celanese
Warrants
July
22%
28
——5
——
Canners
pfd
25% July
19% May
21
warrants
B
Aug
34.50
6
warrants-—:
Canadian
Jan
24%
16
51%
*
A
8% May
18
_
—I——
——50
Class
B
preferred—
50
Canadian British Aluminum com——*
Class
;
Feb
323
2314
37.60
70%
11% Aug
Feb
270
23%
63%
Apr
7
11%
1,430
v
.
May
9% May
53% May
10%
2^0
16%
16%
37.60
—
53
Jan
Feb
7%
17
Preferred
July
7c
_
11%
25'
Aug
50
July
50
6
Canadian,' Breweries
18,000
8c ioy2c
class
Aviation
Canadian
.8c
614c
:
125
13
2.15
Permanent Mtge
———10
Ltd preferred_100
Canada Steamship Lines common-——*
Canada Wire & Cable class B——.—*
2.67
161/2 Mar
7c
Co Ltd
84c
July
.__*
Aug
120% May
6% Aug
5y2c
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties..
1.48
600
*
Obalski
Jan
Aug
1.65 July
35c
525
1
United
22c
Jan
7
I—III_I—1
Ltd
6%c
110y2
1.65
Ltd
Asbestos
Towns
115 y4115 y4.
115 %
1
United
United
461,600
21c
6%
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Corporations class B
United
1614c
1.60
Ltd
Exploration
20c
*
^
3,608
3.30 Aug
Feb
61c
1
Ltd
225
8%
5214
Safeway
$1%
Aug
52c
1
Mining
Mines
50%
52
Apr
18% Jun
Jan
8%
8%
,
1.70
14% Mar
50%
71%
'
—. —
Canadian
64c
38c
•
Ltd—.Petroleum Ltd——.
1,592
6414
—_—20
Malting
OlSrSS
Apr
36c
61c
pfd-.,——.100
1,230
11
2514
common
Canada
Jan
Jan
12c
38c
1
Corp
Supertest
Tache Lake
United
&
Consolidated
Superpack
Tazin
Ltd
17%
10%
38c
Dominion Sugai;
*
Canada Iron Foundries common——10
May
16
Aug
July
31c
*
Services
Exploration
Sullivan
Tib
Mines
17%
6
Dredge—_.J__—
Cement
Canadian
South
Aug
26
Preferred
,
3.75
17c
2.25 Mar
1
Ltd
class
;75c
-
"
Canada
Apr
Apr
May
lc
3%C
•
Ltd
-100
*
Canada
2414c
2.25 Mar' -'
- '
3,300
•
1
Ltd
Mines
85c
13%
'
2%c
;
1
Mines
Stores
3.05
1
56 % May
14%
5%
Power common-
May
49
1414c Jan
2.50
3c
*
Metals
Aug
July
1614
commott-25
-————100
Calgary
Canadian
St
40
46
24%
B--——
Enterprises
Canadian
A____*
;
; 47
16c
Ltd-1
common.2
Ltd
39% July
225
May
•
5c
1
Mines
13c
al2
1
Enterprises
10% Aug
9%-Mar
/
-
3.80
-
Red Crest
Ruby
5,300
al2
Refining Ltd
&
-500
13,500
4c *
3.60
Exploration—
&
5,970
47
4———1
class
Dry
Canada
1
Goldfields
Chibougamau
40
8
Canada
4%c
Porcupine Prime
Quebec
Quebec
Jun
39%
11%
Co———.———-—-*
&
Burrard
3.50 Mar
5c
Mines Ltd—
1
Power Corp of Canada 4%% 1st pfd 50
1
'X
a / ' ■- c
30
—
*
•'
Products
Gold
Bulolo
8.20 Apr
3.65
Ltd
Co
%!
15c
■r'.'
f
.___1
Ltd—
Co
4c
.
*
Corp
Jan
*
Products
Company
Building
Jan
*
2
,_i„
Ltd
Peace River Mining & Smelting—.
Pennbec
10
13c
14 %c
•
Ltd—L
.
34,500
3.00
Mines
Mines
16c
Co_l
Manufacturing Co LtdIV—_—_*;
Patricia
>14 %c
14 %c
Ltd 1
Investm't
Candn
21%
——
Canada
1
6,753
Apr
91/2c Mar
1
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd.
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
27%
—
Brown
3%c
1
Ltd——
May
26 %
8%
,-100
pfd (1956) ——————-100
preferred ———
—-100
preferred
—100
614%
12
Aug
Feb
6
Feb
Feb
Jan
—
preferred
Jan
1.90
■
preferred
$414
70c
87c
a8c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd-1
Northwest
59
10%
Columbia Telephone
4% %
36c
3%c
—
_1
Ltd
Jan
50%
Columbia Packers class A
*
British Columbia Power Corp—
*
British Columbia
Sugar com—.-—*
July
28c
Jan
11
...9
••
43%
17%
——*
20
25
*
50
1
50
*
•
Oil—.'
Jan
48%cMay
100
11%;
11%
.
2,054
*
—
—
Forest
Apr
July
July
July
G)
(T
Columbia
May
6c
7%
4
85c
*
American
66c
45c
19c
19c
52"!
British
41c
1.10
6.90 May
5.00 July
5i%
50
British
Apr
19c
1.64
common
British
Mar
14c
Jan
Jan
46%
•
common
Jan
12c
17,100
Jan
108 %
39%
24
—
Jan
-
5%
50c
•'
Traction
Tank
Preferred
Jan
36c
-
Feb
514
125
Jan
July
9.75
Jan
7.20 Aug
1,422
6.00
5.85
31%
110 %
26% Aug
107%
Api
7% July
25
7%
2.85 July
26%
;
Co class A
Mersey
Bowaters
Bridge
25c
13c
9,000
:••..•
7%
1.10 July
Jan
74
5,6
common—_*
Paper
Feb
54%
200
Corp_^__-
24% May
—10
10
*
—
—
Corp
Jan
Jan
2,000
Metals
Rare
Jan
•
Telephone
Bell
Jan
Jun
11,500
-
Asbestos
19
B_—:
& Paper
Beaver. Lumber
9c
13c
5%
1
935
*
Power
A I
81c
44%
455
a44c
Ltd
22
—
Industries
Bartaco
Bathrust
12%c
"
1,950
46%
15c
,__*
1
1
21%
:.
Bank of Nova Scotia
12
1
Jun V
7%c
—
19
Jan
2.00
5,060
...
4.35
Bow Valley
25c
7c
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newrich
Exploration
Co Ltd
Aug
3.15 July
Jan
2.35
65c
17
.1
:
Autofab Ltd class
20% May
••>:
31/2c Aug
Aug
1,000
a44c
New
Jan
17
.„10
class A—
Electric
Burns
Native
106
760
••
Auto
May
7%C
Ltd———
Canada
Mussens
69
18%
IZIso
—
Bowater
2,100
v
:107 %
18
*
Bowater
6c
1,000
15 %c
*Ltd———*
107 %
18 %
—10
A
Feb
common—*
Ltd
Ltd
Minns
107 Va
common—
Steels
Aug
1
•
1
1
i
Ltd
Mines
40
3,572
*
Acceptance
British
Mldepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd-—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd-—
—-j'—
110
7.75
10
$6 preferredAtlantic Sugar Refineries common.
Atlantic
Jun
7,217
i.1%
Mid-Chibougamau
2714'
110
7.20
common
B
Temple
Ash
6c
40c
*
common
26%
5.85
Hardware
Ashdown
10c
a7c
preferred
———5
Mercury Chipman
—
•
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
—1
27 %
•
Jan
25c
47%
5
*
3,780
'
.„10
preferred
class B preferred
Apr
a6c
Ltd_l
Mclntyre-Porcupine
2.55
100
•
Corp common
class A pfd
3c
250
a7c
-
2.50
(Class C
1.45 Aug
18
5,600
6c
6c
Jan
40c
1
^Ltd^iu,
2.o0
7.00
__
_
_
Bramalea
—*
1
Malartic
2,400
—.
■■■
Massval
5o5
8,39o
9iic
Steel
7%
10;
6c
*
V
425
V,
Apr
5.20 May
4%c
3 %c
1.60 May
60c
700
19
9%
L," v
1
V
5,750
8.25 : r:
5.15
Aug.
2.85
13,232
7%
Feb
Jan
99c
43,155
99c
;-t
614 Mar
V
4c
4.30
•
4% Aug
7V2
5.00
vv
3.80 May
.•100
Bank of Montreal
8.25
A
Argus
July
/-
4.50
'•
25% Mav
3.35 Mar
•
Feb
9
25
51%
2.35
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd.
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—
Central
Atlas
1%C
24% Mar
3.U0
•
2.80 May
5
4DJ
3.50
preferred
:
Co (4%%
preierred—»„50
.„lc
Analogue Controls common
•
Anthes Imperial class A
—
.
Aug
2.20
5,000
6c-
2,440
25
87 c
414%
Apr
..26
Mar
Apr
44%
Aluminum
Jan
1.15
Jun
25
40 %
2.00 May
46
Jan
3.50
—5
Trunk common
Aluminium
100
2,264
1.20
1.05
Jan
1.25 Aug
80c
-
Aug
2.75
*
1,630
2.40
1.10
Jan
i
Jun
10c
.
200
-
>:
3.00
Hlgju
uu«
• *
90c
Apr
814c
Apr
1.40 Aug'
7,000
;v 26
- -
b'<c
2.80
L_
Warrants
21c
Aug
'
;
43%
3.50
preferred
Natural
Gas
Algoma
2.75
May
13c
1.10
.
1,866
24%
_
—
B
Algoma
2914c May
Aug
13c
90c
V-
.
.
Range Since Jan.1,1968
.........
1.00
9Cc
44%
common-
_
1
*
!—
*
8,500.
80,500
19c
1.25
Lingside
C:
Alberta
alO
!
1.00
trust-
Class
Jan
—4. —i
class
Ltd
'Apr
3c
5
Ltd;—___.
Inc1 class
A——
Alfred
Lambert
23c
Feb
6C
_
Mines
Lamontagne
Jan
2c
2.30
7*
—"1
Zinc
fy
10c
5,000
3.00
•
,
Petroleums
Lead
78,000
.50c
Ltd;.—
..
Mines Ltd—
Corp class A
Kodiak
Kontiki
14c
—
-*
_•
common
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
....
Ltd-a——.
Ltd
Gas
Alberta
2Vac
1.09
common—*
—1
,
;Aviation
Renting
July
2c
20c
150
Mining
&
——
Corp
Iron
Feb
Jun
1.50
Investment Foundation Ltd
Jubilee
4c
35c
(Can)
Interprovincial ,Dredging
■x
Apr
% 18 %c
"
V
....
Shares
High
:
:
'
■
for Week
>-
of Prices
Low
'
Sales
r
Range
Feb
Aug
1.00
Ltd—*
Ltd "A"_*
Helium
International
1.17
5c
1.20
&
Dev
Atlas
Paper
&
Distillers common
Voting
3c
3c
1
1
Explor—
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
Int'l
Aug
80c
1.58
5
;
2.70
Jan
700
Ltd-;..——-—* '•
Can
Inspiration Ltd
1.92
3,700
1,000
,
J.-
Par?
v.-.
•
238,400
17
/
••;.
1
Warrants
3c
4.25
Hastings Mining & Develop—i———
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A pfd
*
'
i,
.
Power
Acklands
Jun
200
Mar
a90c
—
—
*
155'
5cl0%c
23c
1.10
1 //■/■ —
Ltd———-—.
v
Preferred
10 %c
13c
2%c
W
of Canada Ltd-*
Glen Lake Silver Mines Ltd
1
Golden Age Mines Ltd
—
•
■;
—
Abitibi
Feb
25c
3c
,
"**
Dollars
Canadian
Week's
Last
•
a90c
V//
3c
7c
' Autotronics
Genuine
"V'll
:V
in
Expressed
Friday
•
2.70
1 V
1
1
-1
*
1
V
Ltd
Fano Mining
& Exploration IncFlint Rock Mines Ltd—
Fontana
Mines
(1945)" Ltd——
Fort Reliance Minerals Ltd———
Fox Lake Mines Ltd
Frigistors Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines LtdFuturity Oils Ltd—___-——j
Metal Mines
Fab
Are
'•••:
Abacon
Alberta
East
Shown
: ,
'
■
STOCKS
v
.
Sale Price
j-
1.95
Jan
11,000
18 %c
al78
1
v
V
Aug
1014
8y2 Aug
1.46
"■
■
being
segregated into two parts.
The first one
the second list the MINES and OILS. '
'
23
a9
1.22
'
INDUSTRIAL
33V'2 Aug
__
4.33
18Vic
are
and
\
Jan
235
27
•
issues
STOCKS,
Prices
L
■
Jan
6c
•
26
26 %
—1
-i
Jan
15,500
__
Exchange
Aug
9c
33 %
32c
Explorers
Leaseholds
Dumagami Mines Ltd————;
Dumont Nickel Com
1—
1.95
16%
4,000
30c 32 VaC
—
Dominion
Dominion
Stock
•
July
1.40
100
6c
33 %
——*
Ltd———i—-1
Ltd——
*-/
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Drummond Weld & Steel Works Ltd--*
Ltd_^
Mines
'Dome
Toronto
The
INDUSTRIAL
High
-
1414 July
1.95
1614
6c
'—•
"•••'•
Low
High
1.80
Limitee
Denault
Range Since Jan.1,1963
16 %
1.90
Ltd1—
*
class A—V—>—
5Ltd————-——— 1
Electronics
Delta
Shares
Low
Par
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
-
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended August 30)
,
Range
of Prices
Last
-
kales
Week's
Friday
Bakeries
101
Apr
Jun
Jun
Apr
6%
Jan
2.70 Aug
4.05
Jan
4.55
Apr
8% Mav
Apr
3.80 May
Jan
7 % May
7
Aug
9 % May
6 %
Jun
9 "
Jan
Number 6295
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(837)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Building
'Consolidated
————-—
Warrants
Feb
Class
26 Va
Aug
Lakeland
38 %
39 Va
4,159
11%
;
—
Jan
May
6
2,90o'
5y4 July
1.45
1,965
1.30 Aug
26%
125
25°/3 July
8
100
7%, July
650
14%
14%
1.35
—
10
1.50
b
«,**«*
•
-
**>*1
Feb
Jan
$1.25
11 u May
$2.00
160
30
Jan
47
60
60
60
45
55
Jan
69
Aug
Apr
13
14%
4,229
11%
Jan
15%
2.40
2.40
900
85
85
66
iOO
—
Canada
Jan
2nd
Electronome
Jan
55 Va
Jun
Loblaw
Class
Mar
5%
Jan
20
Jun
13%
Apr
Feb
Loeb
10%
pfd
102%
Jan
Macleods
Dominion
Lime
85c
Jan
Jan
42
Aug
Jun
18 Va
Feb
4.199
19
Jan
22
26 Va
Apr
Feb
20% Mar
22 Va
Jan
37
Aug
43 Va
Jan
Aug
12
1st
class
1st
(M)
class
A
100
July
61
Jan
68
Jun
17
Jun
18
Jun
Maher
2.15
100
Apr
2.70
50% May
15% May
15% 1
15%
6,694
13 y4
Feb
16% July
M
16%
16%
15%
17 Va
15,392
16%
Aug
22
22
22
25
2l% July
24
Apr
19
18%
Eddy,
Match
Emco
Co
—
Class
—
Ford
Freiman
Molson Brewery
ClaSS B___
14
July
Monarch
Jan
Feb
10%
1,305
1.45
9,000
1.30 Aug
54%
19,496
10% July
50%
11
Aug
2.45
A
-
1
.72 r
600
72
1.60
-•
58
25
65C
7,212
-
60c
19%
100
20
20'
Jun
West
,
Fine
Moore Corp
National
1956
Ontario
Northern
60 %
Jun
45%
262
171%
Jan
7
.Aug
28%
29%
996
5Va
500
Feb
Jun
200
11% May
32% Jun
Jan
Jun
6%
6'%
6%
100
6% Jan
8
14
1,350
10% Feb
14
.
6%
4,355
26
100
25% July
.
.J
>
•
5%
5%
5y2
62 %
Jan
81
78c
Ajug
87c
Ogilvie
Hudson's
Jan
82c
27
75
11% ; 11%
1.318
.27.
90
10%
120
45%
8%
127
50
129
129
129
Jun
92
Jan
25
45 Va
144
305
5%
Feb
11
150
11
15%
1°%
T"n
9%
2,030
10% Maf
50% July
9Va July
9%
46%
50
40c
250
35c
Aug
50
110
48
Feb
50%
1.50
1,655
Aug
2.45
5%
25
50
49 %
1.40
5%
*
5%
44
1.15
Feb
17%
40c
60c
3.550
21c
July
17%
2.448
14%
Feb
1,241
14
Feb.
17% May
17 % May
17%
1.05
1.05
2.20
2.20
160
1.80 Mar
13%
13 %
14
4,795
11% Aug
14
59
59
54
64
*
24%
25%
25
4.00
4.00
130
1.75
2.25
26,388
75
75
100
*
*
common......:
2.10
•
100
72
common.
23
25
25
5%
July
Jan
Aug
Jan
26%
Aug
Jun
4.25 Mar
3.70 July
1.65 Aug
4,10
Peoples
1.95
Apr
Jan
76
18
Jan
25% Aug
26 % Mar
24% Aug
4.70 Jan
7% May
Price
Gl&SS
90c
1.00
540
60c
Mar
1.90 Jan
56%
230
50
Mar
56% July
2.05
36,432
5,532
1.60-
13% July
581
58% Mar
66
7.543
5% July
35c
48c
3,840
35c
Aug
18c
500
18c
Aug
Jun
14%
64
6%
13%
176
41%
42%
13%
13%
14
6%
„
.
'
Class
Lake
B
4.75
4.75
5%
6Vs
99c
1.05
Jan
1.60
Jan
95c
5.00
17 Va'
3.65
1,550
17%
210
1
~6
6
6%
18%
18%
18%
1,730
1,000
*
23
22%
23
700
Preferred
Class
B
Kelly
""
Jun
of
For footnotes,
8,235
37
19
19%
8%
620
26
.
2,432
8%
1,275
25-
16%
29%
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
Apr
Jun
38
31 Va Mar
'
Apr
Mar
Jun
9% Apr
27% May
21.
8% Aug
20% Jan
13
Va July
Apr
12%
10
12 %
13
120
11 Va
July
11%
12
950
10%
Jan
12%
12%
1,865
12% July
14% May
53% Aug
23% Aug
53%
53
53%
9.860
34%
21
22%
9,035
14
Jan
3.60
3.55
3.60
400
•
_*
32%
31%,
33
8%
8%
i4y8
Feb
22%
955
105'
;,V;
4.50
3.40 May
30
Jan
Jun
8
% May
36% May
9% Jan
11
Aug
15% Ma y
82c
4.10
17
1.75
16
St.
St
class
Seven
Arts
Jan
Shell
Oil
Shullys
Mar
S
K
May
Standard
6%
Aug
Preferred
19 % May
23
66
54% May
6%
87
*
9
Jun
Feb
81
May
Aug
July
July
10 % May
14% Aug
24%
26
Jun
:'■(
May
9% July
10%
Feb
Jan
19%
Apr
14
99 Va
104
Jan
99%
30
49c
4,700
9%;
9%
Jun
2.35 Feb
4.15 May
43c
8%
8%
1,800
4.95
1,545
Jan
11%
Jan
3,15 Aug
6.50 Feb
11
7% July
4.85
Jun
69c
July
9V4
4.25 July
1
Mar
5Vs Aug
27
10
6.20
16,311
5.30
Jan
16
16%
19,407
13%
Jan
16%
4.40
4.65
1,340
14 %■
14%:
1,500.
2,970
30%
31%
20Vs May
5%
4.00 July
12
Jan
——
Aug
35% Jun
Jan
3.55
2.75 Jan
100
3,200
9
Vs May
11%
Jari
31%
1,035
29
Aug
36%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
12%
Jan
—*
9%
9%
9%
200
20%
13,101
—
—*
20%
104
104
55 V2
55 V2
——
760
9% July '
9% Feb
Feb
10
102
Apr
106
July
49
Mar
58
May
"
390
100 Vb 100 Vs
1.30
19% May
15% Mar
16%
I 25
1.30
3,500
1.10 Mar
40% Aug
16%
...100
10% Feb
21% May
18%
25
104
55%
—
——
20 Vs
.100
_$0
1.25
100
101% Feb
Aug
1.40
Tip-
Industries
Canadian
——"
cbmmon
Ltd
General
InV—
Iron
*
*
*
Tailors——J.
Top
Toronto
Works
10
common.—.—*
13%
Apr
Towers
7
3.15
Apr
Apr
Traders
3.55
Jan
Marts
Jan
Jan
3.05
3.15
3,438
10%
11
200
3.05 Aug
10% Jan
11% May
Trans
10 Va
lOVa
400
10
10% May
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
July
5
July
6% May
2.65 May
Jan
Feb
42
Jan
Aug
Warrants
Class
Trans
Trans
...
——.—~—-—~——:
class
—*
A—
:•
B
Canada
Corp
___—
Canada
Prairie
Turnbull
Class
A
—
Pipeline
Elevator
common
preferred
•
;-20
100
7%
7%
200
16
16
150
61%
62%
1,704
12%
48
—
62 %
12%'
100
11
May
14% Jan
13%
400
11
May
14%
2.70
48;*
72C
9c
12 %
'
80c
700
8c
9c
1,000
11%
12 V2
20,099
12
*
1
1
:.
.*
v——_•
50
425
48
42
...
_•
common
Finance
42
3.05
13
Third
preferred
Canada
Jan
1.60 Aug
9 ~
Jan
Jan
3.05
10 Vs
30%
-10
—:——
3.60 July
55c
Feb
14 Va
May
29 Va
Feb
9.05 May
.
9%
Dominion Bank
59%
27
5.90
3.05
Industries
Switson
28%
25 Vs July
27
—•
10%
43.
6
44c
31
_——.—;——
Toronto
12 %
300
99%
99%
—.—
4.95
100
18
4.65
2.05
9
16%
14%
class A—.—
200
9
300
<
70
6.10
-20
preferred
1.400
—'
150
10%
Jan
8%
May
80c
10,753
26
10%
4.50
4.95
1,650
1,925
14%
25 %
700
10
1,935
16%
3,350
3,250
5.00
6%
3,200
14
3.10
2.25
59c
13%
19% Jan
100
76
■
Feb
240.
.
4.85
6%
6%
1.000
2.90
2.20
2.00
6%
Ma^
9%
8
Aug
20
56C
6%
5.00
7% Aug
Mar
15% Aug
6% July
21% Aug
4.85
Preferred
49
5%
July
3.00
Sterling
49
1.70
Jan
2.75
775
1
Paving
Radio
Texaco
56c
1.20 Feb
3.50 July
117
May
64 %
2,725
16%
8% May
Jan
215
8 V4
Jan
Aug
1,215
15%
14%
1.75
41% May
3.05 Aug
50c
2.75
15
*
.100
4.80
Feb
6% Mar
30%
Tahcord
6%
10%
Aug
7%
common—.
Standard
Tamblyn
Jan
485
Mar
10% May
May
33 Va
A——:.
Ltd—;
—
Manufacturing
Feb
Feb
Feb
1,325
3.50
1.30
516
Jan
Jun
9%
2,567
1.01
450
98 101%
100
*
Canada,
May
Aug
1.50 Feb
7%
52c
8%
Feb
——.
Dairies
Steel
73%
50% Aug
7%
7%
'
————
of
D
27%
1,285
1.35
8%
Jan
Feb
13
8% July
33%
37
1.00 Aug
4,445
1.25
1.25
Industries
Silverwood
Jan
25,057
1.200
2,500
33%
—
—
Warrants
Aug
Aug
52
9
5,510
2,120
class
Investments
Shell
July
3.50
Apr
Apr
July
11
9%
2.75
Industries
Shawinigan
21 y8
3.25
26%
1.90
9
9%
Ltd—.
Holdings
Apr
50 Va
6%
30
9
9%
52c
—
18%
-
760
3.50 May
Feb
6%
A__
Gas
Maurice
Jan
Jan
550
33%
Salada Foods Ltd—
61 %
78%
II
9.00 May
Jan
23%
*
2.75
15%
4_
Trusts
Supertest ordinary
200
7%
common....
Steel of Canada..
2.132
7'A
20c
—1
__4_————L—.
Jan
4.55
100
3.40
•
——_——
Apr
80%
3.40
:
1.50
...
common
Apr
79%
3.40
15,167
8%
1.20
4.40 Aug
3.40
—1
Cement class A.—
Lawrence Corp class A pfd.
44 y4
48
6.05 Aug
17% Aug
11
Chernicaf—
6.25
Jan
320
9,140
13
29
—.100
6.00
Jan
7.00
20 Va
—
Jan
Mar
6.55
*
"
17%
12 Vs
19%
16
*
3.10
-
—*
—1.23;
———f
July
Feb
12%
19%
——-
St Lawrence
550
10
_
page
15% July
8%
—
Batten
(Hugh)
3,200
*
see
13
•
6%
0
.
180
—
Preferred
Russel
7,088
—10
Canada
28%
100
Aor
3.45
Warrants
Kelvinator
6%
Jan
4.40
1.10
A
30
73
66
2.00
class
27% Aug
6%
24
80%
#
M
Douglas
100
27%
14%
14% July
21
*
2.25
:
27%
27%
236
7
67 V4
♦
—
1,647
; 4,440"
73%
62%
49
I—1
preferred.
5% May
4.45 Jan
5%
15%
—10
23%
.
•
Warrants
9% May
4.85
Royal Bank of Canada..—
Royalite
common
65%
"
—*
common
Jun
57
"45% Jan
7% Jan
15%
7
66
-
warrants
Jockey Club Ltd
192
21 Va Aug
9R
2,200
4.70
*
730
99C
4.95
*
Ills
....
15% Jan
26%
15%
Feb
7%
May
51%
Jefferson
Jupt
10% Apy
27
20%
3,425
_•
Jamaica Public Service
32
,
Mart
12
15%
Southam
-25
—25
Interprovincial Discount common
hiterprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
200
20
67
Preferred
2.859
9%
15%
16
325
12.50
common
50%
20
13
15,712
Nickel
Utilities
49%
Jan
31% Apr
Feb
7%
265
15%
Slater
23
III 5
Minerals
International
28%
685
12
2.45 May
3.95 Feb
2.95 Aug
27% Jan
50
,
8
12
—10
45% May
97
_
7%
1
._**
39% J my
—20
com
108
30
6%'
-10
:
Powders
155
—1
—
6,869
96
common-
Preferred
3,735
Jan
2.30
1.35 Mar
6
175
*
preferred
3.05
Robertson' Mfg >2hd pfd:—f—...
Rothmans of Pall Mall
L
Selkirk
21%
.
2.95
28%' 28%
-29;
29
common
Ore———
Revelstoke Bldg
Preferred
Say/ette
96
2
Jan
A
July
22%
J,
Feb
1.75
12%
—
Iron
Reichhold
May
.Too
Wire
12%
5.850
.
19 %
—
Grip
12
64
—4. 86%
(John)
35
2.10
25
Preferred
Rapid
100
41%
1—5
—
13%'
2.05
_~i
—
warrants
1963
Jan
6%
_*
common
13%*
14 %
37%
Fixture—
warrants
1959
10 y2 July
75
13%
—10
Industrial
International
8% Aug
13% Mar
7
-•.
Natural Gas—
Quebec
'
735
18c
International
Feb
:
Bros
96
48c
Gas
950
12
Industries
Premium
11%
i
64
-20
—1
Bronze
8%
—.*
Corp—... —_l—
5,424
35
13%
;—
——
Natural
3.25 May
8%
Aug
13 Va May
"
Power
Jan
56
90c
56%
—20c
Industrial Minerals
Inland
Jan
——
common
Phantom
11
*
;
International
1.95
Credit common
Credit class A
96
100
,.2.
•
Jan
3.50
50
50
51/4
.25
„
—
24%
'■■*
1,040
24
24
5%
common
1.80
45c "Mar
200
Peoples
Jan
May
1.00 Aug
17%
common...
Co
14,025
37%
Products
Hersey
Penmans
Jun
7
5V2 Aug
17%
...
...
Co
Cement
2.75
13%
—
Drilling
Pembina Pipeline common
1.35 May
17%
60C
»
Industrial Acceptance common
4%%
preferred —...
—
Inland
2.75
30
Parker
May
9%
common..*
new
25
40C
50
—
20% Aug
46%
1.40
A
*
Inglis
109% Aug
1
:
—
Warrants
Page
Jan
12
Jan
2,657
jun
6% May
Jun
2,504
22%
Jan
49 Va
Jan
6%
20%
preferred
15 % July
Jan
—.
preferred
Simpsons
6%
Jan
9Va
Petroleum
Pacific
May
11% July
Feb
Mar
22
—
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
Aug
104%
^
Store
Feb
13%
45%
.
6 %
warrants—
C
32
Jan
n
Husky Oil common,.
Class
11 Va
12%
120
A
Flour
Steel
Aug
Aug
19%
—
Warrants
7%
84
95
10%
89 % :
*
27
.
22%
common
Bay
2,435
14,287
108
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Aug
,—
Erie
Huron
11%
14%
107%
;
■■
Ontario
Jun
60c
—...
Pittfield..
&
11%
13%
108
*
Specialties.;
Overland
100
Dauch
&
Home
11%
Cement••
Ocean
Apt
14%
Oshawa. Wholesale.
790
Hayes Steel new common.
Hees
(Geo H) & Co.
Hinde
44
'43
7%
Power
Wood
Feb
32
1,500
20%
....
May
26
Jan
•
80 Va
81
•
Preferred
Preferred
32
24% July
Jan
18%
*
Natural Gas,
Jan
8%
Apr
10
Siddeley
191
23
19% May
100
•
Oakville
May
26 '
Scotia
Nova
•f.
Apr
14
82C
1st
Hawker
44
Mines;—_i—
•NOranda
Feb
7
82c
Trust
preferred
Harding : Carpets
27% May
49%
Telephone
1,003
*
—
Hardee iFarms
Mar
13 V2 Mar
Jan
*
•
prefererd—
class B——
Northern
com
1
l—~.———__50
;J
Cotton
25
common...
Containers
Feb
1,380
warrants——
Chemical
,26
455
Works
class
Feb
8
*
Hamilton
7,665
27
common
(Robert)
Jan
81c
Greening
Industries
Greyhound Lines new common
Hand
100
22%
29
79
82c
trust
Guaranty
23%
22 %
—
25
58%
182
25%
21% May
50c
com..
Greater Winnipeg Gas.
Voting
23%
22%
Foods—
83c
Jan
—_—*
Saddlery
Jan
2.95
Jan
7
''
Great
97c
class A
Aug
178
57%
—"
——
class
Jan
Wire
warrants
Coal
182c
1,180
Niagara
Capital
B
1.200
18
2.50 Feb
——1
____.1
.1%
—
preferred
West
82c
17%
1.70
6%
Power.
Class
Great
82c
18
1.70
Lakes Paper
$2.80
••
Feb
Steel
-
-
6%
class A——
—
10%
4,453
-
2.05
Power
Montreal Locomotive
Morse
—50c
——
July
Niagara
-
29%
2-.——
Northern
8
Jan
—
Warrants
850
4.95
Goodyear Tire (Canada), common....*
4%
preferred
50
—;
*
Preferred
8%
3.60 Aug
Gordon Mackay class A—
Grafton
class
A——
Great
8%
4.10
90
Lakes
Jan
8%
4.00
u__r__———100
Great
33%
33%
11%
•Great
July
36%
:
i
31 %
National Drug & Chemical commonNational Trust
1
.10
181 y2
——
Envelopes
265
Aug
7
Preferred
32
36 %
.General Products Mfg class A—*
General Steel Wares common
*
-Globe
31 %
Jan
'
Class
33 %
Feb
72
Petroleum Drill
Aug
4.10
Motors
-General
30
Brick
Jun
66
Jan
Light &
Ontario
•General
525
17
5
Development
Dynamics
31
25
:
Bakeries
Apr
30%
1,655
Co
General
Jan
51 %
II,580
2,050
Co..
General
9%
Jan
19%
__
General
Aug
1
Jan
7% Aug
Apr
7%
36%
(A J)' common.
Trailer
Fruehauf
39
Apr
Mar
11 y4
7%
5%
19
....
Companies
Fraser
10%
30
7%
Feb
47 Va
53
.
Canada.
of
Foundation
Aug
205
May
180
54
A—
Corp
2,337
6% July
10 Va May
60c
Motor
Ford
class
9%
1,300
1,305
May
13
7,595
Midwest Industries Gas
•
19 Va
Jan
7%
19 Va
_____————_
Grain
Mexican
Apr
14
Jan
10 Va
48%
9
II—1
.
Warrants
Federal
Jun
44%
34
13%
535
7%
_•
--
CanadianCandy
Fanny Farmer
Federal Farms common.,
.Fleet Mfg
Fleetwood
21%
Jun
10
—10
Falconbridge
.Famous Players
July
1.40
—
warrants
A
16 y2
7%
3,064
12%
-20
30%
9
4.05
18%
12%
6,243
48%
Properties
1,298
14
.
Canadian
2,837
7%
14
common..——
U
Preferred
C
19
34
34-
—*'
■
P
Milton
-
Forms
E
36
35-
y-: .•■':-■■':9
•*
i
Ltd..————
"Exquisite
Fen
Apr
4.85
18
7%
•
Metro Stores common
10
July
4.40
*
Jan
Jan
4.85
18 Vs
20
47 y2 Mar
7
,
7 Va
if
Ltd.
Shoes
10
350
~
Apr
48%
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
150
7%
Jan
30
pfd
10
1,890
500
*
75
*
459
Trust—
37%
—
49%
Investment
37
—
Ltd
12%
Economic
750
1
18
7%
35%
20%
pfd
preferred
11%
•
20%
July
23 %
30
A
49 Va
;Dupont Co
20%
12
20
.
*
11%
.
200
*
49%
*
——
Inv pfd—
Coal:—
Steel
125
25 %
July
50
*
Dominion Stores
*
'Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Preferred
23.50
Dominion Textile
common
*
Magnesium
Scottish
Dominion
13%
20%
25%
A...
—50
Dominion
12%
20%
12
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5% %
preferred
Dominion
12%
25%
•
63
1.95
Aug
15%
2.15
*
■
12
32%
17%
warrants.
40c
Aug
2.95 May
Jan
770
61%
63
177/a
9%
375
100 Va 100 %
100%
•
*
common
23
Aug
2.30 July
42
38
Minerals
124
100
1,400
Co
21%
4.25 Aug
16%
J
Locana
Feb
13 Va
11%
Glass
Feb
Aug
41%
Inc
13%
Foundry & Steel
5,054
17%
16 %
*
...
B
10%
Dominion
53c
20
Groceterias
118
Dominion
635
1,340
45c
2.40
7,905
12
20
25
B
13%
110
23
2.55
Jan
10
,
class
Co
23% May
16% July
5
23
2.40
10%
14%
——3
Preferred
May
11%
118
23
2.50
11%
common
Loblaw
118
14,510
common
preferred
Class
Jun
88
47
2,495
4.25
•
—*
Coal preferred
Electr'ohome
18%
17%
~-
2.90
Jun
79
2,616
Aug
4.05
4.10
50c
L
—:
—
Financial
Industries
Levy
.—25
*
100
Inv
Gen
51
50-
50%
2
*
Jun
8
.
preferred
preferred
Loblaw
2.25
7%
5% Mar
Leland
Apr
-
4% Mar
1,000
5,148
:
1.75 Mar
■
-40
47 '
Seqorti
6%%: preferred
$1.40 preferred
Jun
10'i4
y
13 Va Mar
140
I.300
...
.
Laurentide
b%
900
7
1
;
—
Loan
Laura
Jan
30
7%
6Va
Lake Ontario Cement common...
Jan
8
2.85
I/.-.V7
i
Warrants
,4
1,196$
High
10
Preferred
.
Jan.
Low
10
Feb
iy
.
Range Since
High
17%
20
Jun
2.40
common
Bridge
Dominion
16%
Low
17
10
common
„—
12%
13%
—10
•
———
of
628
Shares
17
Gas
Preferred
41-18 May
40
Seagrams
Dominion
18
Cement
A
109 Va
Jan
9 %
1.50
*
common....
pfd.
Dominion
106 %
8
10
Estate.—
Dominion
10
26%
...
———
International Ltd
Co
Jan
27 %
10% July
28,078
1.30
.
8
——
Trust
36
11 %
17%
1.30
Preferred
LaFarge
Lambton
.
Ltd.
Timber
Jan
5%
-r-2^
—
22%
108 Va 108%
'
,
—
n)
'Dominion
Jun
6.35
--———
Crestbrook
Distillers
8%
Jan
--
_—
Dalex
Jail
4.75
11%
——
preferred...
Cosmos Imperial
Dale
?•;«
1,999
*
2nd
Crush
1,200
39%
•
voting
Warrants
Crown
8%
6.00
9,559
for Week
•
27 Va
'
common
Credit
Preferred
(R
Labatt
8 %
27%
Paper
Gas
Distillery
Grain
July
10
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
5.80
preferred——————
'Coronation
;
7%
8%
Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated
Consumers
Corby
5,475
-r~——
—
Consolidated
B
Low
9%
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
6.00
Preferred
eiass
-•
*0
common
Shares
High
8%
9%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week
tor
Last
Sale Price
8 T O C K S
(Range for Week Ended August 30)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
12%,
500
1.70
43
3.05 Aug
Feb
53
Jan
May
Jan
9
July
15% Aug
59% Feb
16
.Aug
6%
60c
66% May
Jan
3.50 Jan
Apr
6c
Apr
11% Aug
60C
Feb
15%
Jan
12
Aug
14%
Apr
Jan
12
Jun
9%
10
29Vb
10 Va
300
28%
29%
6,332
21
Jan
30% Jun
15%
14 Va
Jan
15% Aug
6%
Jan
liy2 Aug
7%
7%
8
7,070
7,965
11%
11 Va
12
1,370
15 Vs
15
21
21
100
21
Aug
8
,
I
Mar
14% Jan
23%
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
*
common
Acceptance
Union
United
5/
21v2
3,065
56
50
57
53
30 %
28
18%
Coin
Jun
May
May
Con
31
40
Aug
6%
4.50 Aug
Victoria
10
Trust
Gray
&
Wainwright
Equipment
Knapp
(Canada
&
Webb
--
55'
& w
Walker g
Waterous
common
Trans
Westcoast
trust
Voting
Class
a
common
Weston
Yukon
109
—*
White
&
Pass
Wood
Alexander
Wood
(John)
Co
Ltd
warrants
Class
a
class
Knitting
Dragon
Fenimore
Jan
Gillies
Consolidated
July
Golden
1
*
*
1
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold-1
Alta Pacific Consolidated Oils
1
1
Agnico
Allied
Pitch
Allied
Roxana
j
1
Minerals-.
Mormon
16%
Apr
Consolidated
Larder Mines—
Rare Earth
American Leduc Petrol
Jan
16
Apr
Consolidated
Negus
Jan
41%
Anacon
Lead Mines—
20c
Apr
30 %
Feb
28 %
Anchor
Petroleums
1
-a.
Ansil
Area
————,——1
Atlin
.
Pershcourt
_•
1
—1
Copper
'Coast
Mines
Yellowknife
——
Mines
Ruffner
Mines———
1
Gold Mines———1
Gold
Aumaque
Aunor
Bailey
Consolidated
Red
10
200
10%
—
18%
3,338
18
1,440
108
20
1,000
1,375
23
15v2
Apr
Feb
Apr
12
Apr
Jan
11%
Jan
2.75
Jan
Copper-Man
Coulee
20% May
Cowichan
Jan
2.85
25
5.00
1,550
3.55
Base
Aug
5% May
Croinor
Pershing
Bata
7Vic
Jan
Jan
60c
Aug
Decoursey
July
14c
Jan
Deer
Feb
7.85 May
Jan
5.75
43c
77c
Mar
61c
Aug
20c
Aug
28c
May
,
3,443
1
5,660
6,357
15c
Jan
7%c Jan
33c
Jan
Apr
15c
July
julv
9.30
850
Jan
i"
27c
21,040
20c
Aug
40c
Jan
8c
16,370
8c
July
14c
Jan
1.05
17c
1.00
1.10
3,700
90c
Jan
1.29
May
15 %c
18c
118,233
18c
July
1.31
Feb
63c
Mar
33c
Jan
74c
34c
Feb
1,600
85c
87c
1,000
80c
he
9c
11c
19,700
July
6%c
Apr
5c
Jan
5c
Jan
6c
5 %c
6c
7,300
5 vic
51/2c
5
v2c
12,000
4.05
4.00
4.05
5,833
24%
25
550
1.11
1.10
1.15
3,200
92c
Jan
46c
38 VaC
46c
9,120
23c
Mar
Aug
Jan
3.40
24%
Jan
East
East
Sol
el
1.10
Jan
Bibis
Farwest
16c
Aug
10c May
9c
Jun
4.05 Aug
25% May
1.45 May
50c
Apr
31c
Feb
60c
July
1.20
Feb
Jan
Fatima
Black
Bralorne
French
Gaitwin
Mines
Reef
Broulan
Cable
Goldale
Goldfields
4c
4c
4c
1,500
4c
July
7c
Feb
27c
32c
69,400
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
41c
4,1c
2.400
3'7(<
Mar
53c
Jun
2,000
14c
Feb
4.60
10,000
2.20
6%c
14 Vac Mar
Petrol
Red
Southern
Canada
37.700
10c
Jun
23c
Jan
10 %c
Apr
65c
July
:
62 c
51,500
4.95
8.323
35c
1,000
30c
July
47c
Jan
20 %c 2 3 Vac
8,100
20 %c
Aug
37c
Jan
4.85
22,355
3.10 Mar
4.85
Aug
7,000
1.90
2.60
Jun
7%c
28,000
4%c
11c
500
9%c
10c
2,622
'18%
390
1,200
8cV
2.05\
1,920
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Export Gas & Oil
High
Malartic
Petroleum
North
Canadian
Canadian
6,970
17%
17%'
700
1.32
1.32
100
3.95
4.20
45c
11,630
1,450
34c
July
8%cr
24,000
7c
Aug
-
7c
Captain
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Mines
Central
Del
Rio
.
♦
Jan
4.55
4.70
14,105
3.15
Apr
♦
>Aug
Jan
12c
1.55
Jan
4.70 Aug
1.18
1.20
26c
Apr
Jan
Jan
19c
1,250
18c
May
16c
10,431
13c
Aug
18c
Apr
2,250
33c
Jan
52c
Feb
7%c
7 vac
7,642
6%c Aug
9Vic
Jan
5c
7,500
4VaC
Jun
8 %c
Feb
1.00
1.02
1,100
95c
Apr
1.30
July
16c
Aug
8c
8%c
5,700
8c
9c
3,000
8c
10c 12 %c
31,000
Jun
Mar
16 vic Mar
6%c Jan
16c
July
S8c
Jan
12
Jan
53c
58c
4,500
53c
11%
11%
1,772
10% July
7.55
Aug
14c
9.25
1.06 Mar
1,100
1.41
100
6c
6c
40,000
12 %c 14 %c
32,500
14,000
7.30
12c
5c
18c
2,248
1.00
99c
1.03
3,400
62c
17
16%
17
2,385
16%
Jun
20
8c
8c
1.750
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
9 Vac
12c
40,000
6%c
Jan
27c
Feb
jan
17c
268,342
10c
10c 11 VaC
29,000
17c
16c
9c
7c
9c
9c
65c
43c
Jun
22c
Aug
Mar
16c
'30,340
Apr
29c
Jan
5c
6,000
61c
15 V2C July
3%c, Jan
9,500 ti
17c
64c
Feb
Jan
May
11c
Jan
Jan
89c
Feb
19Vac
8c
7c
8c
18,300
6c
July
11c
Jan
22c
20c
22c
21,625
20c
Mar
39c
May
65c
65c
3,421
57c
Jan
74c
May
10%
'4 5,096
10%
10%
62c
63c
6.05
6.45
27,416
33
10% July
6,703
6.30
60c
3.90
Aug
Jan
!
V
13%
Feb
95c
Jan
6.95 Aug
Jan
Co
1
•
Aug
12c
Jan
18c
18c
6,000
15c
July
29c
Mar
1
7c
7c
1,000
6c
Mar
8V2C Feb
2.75 Feb
7c
2.25
2.70
6,234
85c
90c
9,900
65c
Jtlly
6c
6c
6 vac
14,500
5c
Jan
30c
29c
30c
13,220
16c
Feb
2.69
90c
1
1
1
1
1
1
2.10 Aug
2.25^
2.50
1
1
v
8q0.3T-
.,
1.86
/
1.26
1,000
Jan
Aug
Mine........
,•
!—!
Mar
1.72
Jan
1.32
13,545
2 00 Julv
16 %c
15c
17c
67.800
iov2c Mar
23c
Aug
14c
14c
14c
2,000
dull
22c
Apr
9 vac
llc
8vac Aug
11c
16,625
3.00
1,625
69c
72c
1,340
66c
6 vac
7c
3,400
6v2c Aug
28
28
28 %
1,100'
25%
9c
9c
3,200
8c
Feb
May
81c
81c
84c
1,200
65c
Jan
12 %
12%
2,674
10%
Jan
9%c
9c
9%c
28,500
9c
July
4 vac
5c
1
Feb
37c
2.59
2.90
1
:__1
Apr
10 %c May
1.26
12%
_r__
1.23
Apr
2.12
1
1
...
3.00
Aug
2.51
*
____10
34 %
1.26
20c-
Ltd—
preferred.
Ltd
3.00
2.80
Jan
14%c Jan
July
3.70
Jan
1.05
3%c Aug
9,000
2.87
10c
29%
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jun
17c
Mar
90c
Apr
13
July
18 Vac Jan
11c
May
—
.—
16c
25c
3.95
3.95
1
Develop
Freehold
4%c
1
1
;—*
13
12%
9c
:
1
1
1
Mines
Mines
Plains
7c
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Granduc
7c
30,925
13c
Jun
7c
Mining
Grandroy
35c
32c
36c
10,635
30c
5c
5 vac
45,050
5c
Aug
7VaC
Apr
7c
7c
6,000
7c
July
IOV2C
Apr
8.80
9.00
4,479
8.00
Apr
9.85 Mar
2.25
2.40
400
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
13c
Gunnar
Mining
1
1
1
Hallnor
Mines
26 VaC 26 %c
15c
1
Gulch
9c 11 Vac
lie
17c
1.31
Jan
May
10,000
Goldray
Great
12c
26c
8c
-
Mines
Gulf
j.
Mines
Lead
2,250
3/c
Apr
16c
17c
12,300
15c
Jan
18c
July
25c
27c
9,284
21c
July
33 %c
Jan
14c 15 vac
6,724
13c
Jan
19 %c
4.40
7,440
13
4,688
24 %c
Feb
2.95 Mar
11 vs
Aug
July
Jun
4.75 July
13
56c
Jan
Feb
of
Class
1.03
Apr
Aug
21c
Feb
500
12c
Apr
17c
July
1.08
95c
1.08
4,600
85c
Jun
1.15
Jun
15c
14c
15c
8,000
10c
Jan
24 %c
Apr
23c
19c
24c
68,900
16c
Jun
27c
Jan
6c
6c
6c
1,000
5c
May
7c
Jan
3.45
2.85
3/.45
21,422
2.51
Jan
3.45
Aug
26%
26%
26%
2,808
20%
Jan
29 V2
Jun
11%
11%
11%
3,696
10% July
11%
12 %
818
4.90
4.75
b
July
Oil—
Hugh Pam Porcupine—
Hydra Exploration
2.50 Mar
4.95
Aug
4.95
33,735
55
55
56
1,366
507/a
Jan
14
14%
5,278
14
Jun
17%
Jan
9c
10c
3.500
8%c Mar
26c
24c
27c
13,499
25c
23c
82c
9,200
1
81c
79c
85c
16,100
;70c
12c
11c
13c
14,700
35c
Hudson Bay
14%
—20c
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
11
14% May
14% May
1
1
Gold
Consolidated
Howey
—
Irish
Copper Mines
Iron
Bay
Iso
Mines:
!
—
Mines
—
Jack
Waite
Mining
Jacobus -p.
Jaye
Explorations
Jellicoe
Gold
14c
12c 14 Vac
29,900
12c 13 vac
21,000
1
*
2.50
1
1
79c
1
:
Mines
Joburke
Joliet
Mines
Mines.
Quebec
Mines
Jonsmith
Joutel
Copper
:
-
————
Jowsey
Mining Co Ltd
Keeley
Frontier
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kirkland
Kirkland
Minerals
Townsite
Kopan
59'A May
16 %c
Jun
Aug
51c
Jan
27c
•
23c
Aug
55c
Apr
75c
July
24c
6,048
Labrador
Lake
Jan
1.75
Jan
Lake
Lake
Lingman
Osu
& Exploration
Mihes
Mining
Dufault
Gold—
Mines "2^4
16c
Feb
12Vic Aug
22c
Jun
Lake Shore Mines
9 vac
Jan
16c
Jun
La
32c
33c
10,100
30c
Aug
49c
May
55c
59c
29,750
43 c
Jjan
75c
Jun
11c
Jan
1.03 July
24 %c
Jan
27c
Jan
20c Mar
6c
Jun
4c
4c
5c
34,700
4c
Aug
9c
10c
9,500
8%c
Jan
15c
Apr
23 Vac 24 VaC
26,100
20'Ac
Feb.
34c
July
14c 14 Vac
11.801
20c
Feb
23 VaC
14c
1.33
26 VaC
26 VaC
9 VaC
10c
1.05
Aug
Feb
1.42
8,150
26 VaC 27 VaC
3,665
26 %c Mar
99,400
17 %c Aug
1.30
18c 26 VaC
6 VaC
10c
141,000,
1.55
Jan
33%c Apr
1.10
4Vac
Apr
14%c
5.80
Aug
7.45
Feb
Jun
Apr
6.30
6.20
6.30
5,305
19c
16 VaC
20c
17,480
16c
Aug
40c
Jan
31c
24c
33c
747,700
17c
Jan
33c
Aug
11 VaC 12 %c
18,034
11c
Jan
18c
Apr
\
Jan
33c
Aug
ii %c Aug
1.59 May
9 vac
—*
,—:
Apr
57c
h
1
10c
Feb.
*
7c
1
—1
1
1
*
*
1
1
1
1
Mines—
Gold
Kenville
Apr
6c
8c
15c
1
5
j
Mines
Gold
33.600
15c
1
Iron
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd class a.,
v
Feb
8c 10 VaC
15c
1
...
Lakes
Headway Red Lake
Heath
15c
1,500
10 VaC
1
—.—1
Mines
Hastings-.
Head
11c
13c
1
1
.1
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Hasaga
9.00
12
Gold
Rock
Hard
Harrison
1.36
_1
For footnotes, see page 43.
Aug
16c
7 vac
Uranium
Glenn
Jan
*
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines
15 v2c
18c
Mar
Jan
737
5 vac
11 %c
1
__i
6.75 July
1.14
5c
1.41
6c
16,858
1.10
7.45
5v2c
Jun
43c
9,500
i
4.75 May
13c
9c
8%c
1
]
27c
4%c
1
;
Feb
22%c Mar
19c
1
*_
1.40
40 %c 40 %c
58c
_i
Mines—
July
92c
11%
•
;
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
80c
4,350
•
Gold
Chesterville
8,460
1.02
1
,
Ltd
Pat
Mines
96c
■
1
—;
Porcupine
Cheskirk
Aug
Aug
1.02
Jun
22c
10,400 v;
Jan
1.00
83c
Central
Oil
4.95
2.99
1.00
Central
Charter
Apr
413
93c
1
Corp
Aug
3,468
1.00
Jan
1.16 July
5.10 May~
1.55
3.45 Mar
6c
2.20
July
18%
1.14
42,100
25c
Jan
3.95
7%c
22c
Jan
Aug
45,600
27c
14c 15 %c
30c
—
Feb
Jan
7c
*
—
Quartz
1.09
3.75
14 %c
Inca
Exploration
Mines Ltd
14
3.80
4.60
1
Silica
9c'
3.35 Aug
8%c
*
Can-Erin Mines
Candore
Jan
Aug
55,300
1
16%
__20c
Gold
Northwest
2.00
75c
95o'
•
Crest
Island—
Canadian
Aug
16 vac Aug
1.10
Canadian
Long
May
3.90
.
Devonian
Canadian
Jun
15c
24
3.80
8%c
Exploration-i—
Canadian
Canadian
12 %c
45c
10c
Canadian
8c
17
8%c Aug
Feb
9vac Aug
4.15
Delhi
:■
Jan
1.32
Minerals
Australian
Aug
;■ 75c
'
Warrants
Jan
2.05
_
Canadian
6.45
1.85
17%
—
Canadian
4.00 Aug
4.25
2.05
'j
Mar
7c
25c
14c
25c
Jun
18
Petrol
Astoria
Mar
19c
95c
Tungsten
Canadian
47c
7 v2c May
10c
3.85
Oil Lands
Canada
May
21,700
16 %c 16 Vic
r_
Lake
Canada
19,142
369,600
60c
;
Mattagami
8c
22c
8%c 10 %c
4.75
5
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell
Jan
lie
Gas
Camerina
Camflo
Jun
10c
i—
—
Edmonton
& Oil—'———.-i
&
Calgary
Calvert
5.00
9 %c
15 %c
14c 15 %c
—
Mines
14c
Feb
Aug
Explorers
Jan
8c
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
5.25 May
8 VaC
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Jun
2.04
Lake--—
Red
July
15c
Mascot
8c
4.85
—
Buffalo
4.10
**«^5,000
Giant
10c
21c
.
Mining & smelting—.
Buffalo Ankerite Holdings Ltd
1j520
Juiy
9c
20c
Giant
Glacier
Jun
35c
Brunswick
4.40
13c
17 VaC
Mines Ltd
Genex
Feb
60c
!
4.25
May
*
Mines
Mines
Geco
Mar
—
2.55 May
Mar
5c
11c
Mining
6c
4.95
Ltd————.
Aug
7c
15
1
15c
15c
Petroleums
1.65
Aug
Petrol
4%c
10 VaC
Pioneer
Bralsaman
100
2,000
Jan
Ltd
Francoeur
7,000
8c
Mines
Bouzan
/
15,500
Jun
'Frobex
1,000
20c
Mines—
Mines Ltd
Bay Uranium—
1.65
6c
Mining
10,200
Mines
Yukon
Bidcop
9 Vac
5 Vac
11%
Ltd
Mining
Gridoil
Bevcon
8c
24%
Oils
Fargo
8c
Jan
Jan
Feb
14 %c Aug
1,950
Uranium Mines
Faraday
6%c
Jan
Feb
1,125
Corp
6c
4.40
7Vac
^49.000
Mining
Eureka
6%c
4.60
19,814
'
1.25
8c
Malartic
14 %c 14 %c
50c'
Aug
13%
Sullivan
East
6c
—.___——
1.00
Gold
Amphi
30c
Corp
1,300
33%
Pete
21c
15 %c 15 %c
1.25
14c
Feb
Jan
2,667
168,764
16c
12c
7c
Copper
Dynamic
Elder-Peel
i2v2c
98c
44c
Aug
Feb
27c
1
Mines
Dunraine
Duvan
Apr
5%c
95c
Apr
44c
9VaC
1.65
2.50
Mines
41c
Corp—
Copper
3 20
23 %c
16c
8c
July
2,500
33
Petroleum
Donalda
41c
3,634
39,900
1
Mines
Dome
7%c May
mar
5c
13%
Dome
7.15
Feb
May
10c
•
Anr
Jan
Jan
3,100
4c
Jan
20c
15 %c
1
20 %c
May
Jan
20c
Jun
2.33
28c
10c 11 Vac
25c
Oils
Mines
Aug
4c
1.91 July
10c
July
1.32
1
Mines
Palmer
Devon
Dickenson
10c
July
Quebec
Aug
Denison
3,000
Jan
1.43
53c
21c
1
21c
12c
Mar
1
Mines
Gold
Mines
Aug
2.12
Mar
Petroleums
3,000
1
Pacific
Delnite
16c
90c
Belleterre
30c
Deldona
Delhi
2,957
49c
Beattie Duquesne——
14c
1
1
Minerals
Brewis
4,600
1,700
•
*
3,350
1
Mines
Horn
2.40
4,450
Bethlehem
Aug
Jan
35c
62,525
24c
16,300
Mining
Feb
40c
85c
61c
95c
Belcher
1.10
8c
*
2.05
1
9c
8%c
Ltd———50c
1.98
1
4VaC Aug
53c
Mining—.—
Mines
Aug
4.30
1
Mines
25c
14c
Exploration
Aug
35c
84c
*
:
11,000
93c
Uranium
88c
9,000
1
.-
62,681
53c
Metals
Baska
109,000
'37c
50c
i
Mines
5c
12c
Barymin
4,900
1.24
35c
1
60c
-v-i1
—_—l.»
r—.—'
1.36
90c
*
*
Explorers
Daragon Mines.
>
Apr
Mai-
1
Mines.
Craigmont
Crestaurum
'26,566
Jan
Aug
1.30
*
;
Copper..
5.50 May
4j 0
27c
Apr
35c
58c
16c
27C
,
Mar
5 Vac
Mining
Courvan
Feb
24 %c
i"5c
10,000
*
Zinc
Lead
Jan
12.600
Aug
14,400
9%c
Petroleum
Ltd
Mines
Coppercorp
j
2.95
5C
39c
10c
Exploration..
1,400
4 VaC
1,000
Jan
9%
/
Conwest
May
111
Apr
2.50
30c
9%c Jun
40c
4 Vac
Mines
8.00 July
,
16c
Jan
17c
Mines
106%
1,000
Jan
5Vac
950
42c
11 vac
Regeourt
8%
7,375
6,024
14c
4,000
16c
27c
Poplar
Sannofm
2.25 Mar
9c
11 %c May
Jan
July
14c
37c
Mine-
West
245
55c
Jan
7c
2,500
V
6c
6 VaC
37c
Mines.
Consolidated
700
6.45
1.05 Aug
14c
Consolidated
8
v.
Apr
1.36
Ltd
Consolidated
2.45
9 %
Jan
75c
38c
Jan
8
4.20
Jan
4c
2,400
39c
__
20%
7% Mar
19%
Jun
30c
17% Aug
2,905
9.25
7c
4,500
9c
8c
'
1,000
5c
;':V82qV;
14c
19% May
July
Mines ————1
Trust
Barnat
80c
6 VaC
Aug
15% July
14c
5,370
16%
12c
Bankf ield
Barex
»0c
1
:
:
-—
10c
7c
7c
16
5,000
21c
18%
13%
July
16c 17 %c
25
pfd
5% %
Oil
Selburn
Oil
Banff
Bankeno
Jun
Rambler
30c
:
Jan
13c
1.10
1.00
Consolidated
2.25
43 %c
57c
Feb
Mines
Consolidated Northland
2,0c
__——dp———
Warrants
Atlantic
Nickel
Arcadia
Associated
Atlas
40c ;
1
Oil
Asamera
■:
1
Mines—
Gold
Arjon
Nicholson
Consolidated
1.00 Mar
2.10 Mar
9.15
1
Mines
Apr
5c
Mines
Jun
27c
6c
Anglo Huronian —————.——--*
Anglo United Development
•
27c
48,433
Exploration
May
68c
26c
12c
331,848
10c
Jun
22c
—
47c
8c
Mogul
10 VaC 11 %C
1
1
10c
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
39c
—_;
Gold
Marcus
30c
9c
24c
Apr
Mosher
Consolidated
70c
52c
30c
2.40
—*
15c
2.05
Consolidated
Consolidated
61c
—10c
Ore___
Alminex
Aug
Iron
300
6.10
*
10c
1.21
Jun
Jan
58c
--
20.750
17 c
Aug
4 %c
55c
lie
4 Vac
Crowpat
6.40
Mar
10c
Mines
6.00
4.95
60c
37c
11c
Hallnvell
Marbenor
Consol
2.05
2.85
4%c
Jan
Arrow
60%
oils
and
mines
Uranium Mines__Exploration
Acme Gas & Oil
Advocate Mines Ltd
Accra
18C
9c
Daering
Acadia
Jan
4,300
Lake
Consolidated
Cusco
1
78c
22c
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
300
9%
2.85
5.00
*
Jan
May
60c
4.00
—
26 %c July
Jun
22c
80c
1.05
19%
9%
Jan
60c
Cadillac
59c
--
a
Central
36 %
75
30
Mar
18c
Consolidated Discovery
13
145
22c
11,064
18,100
24c,1
Flin
Callinan
Consolidated
Jan
50c
2.40
t.¬
Electric
Zenith
40
2,000
23c
68c
45 c
13 % Mar
5,983
24c
20c
60c
Mines
Bellekeno
Jun
July
4 25
994
13%
1.00
Jun
54
650
108
8
—*
5
class a
Stores
Woodward
27c
5,025
15
4.65
4.00 Mar
4,605
6
75c
8.90
—
—
56 %
5%
23c
60c
Shawkey
Consolidated
Consolidated
3.00 Aug
1.90 July
Jun
Jan
1.15 Mar
Aug
1.35 Mar
4.10 Mar
23c
—•
Consolidated
17%
9-15
preferred
1,0<!)0
16%
16%
17%
Warrants
50c
21c
__
b
.Class
1,200
10%
18 %
a
4.25
85c
1,700
4,720
5.0u aug
28c
Jan
*
—
.
Key Mines
Con
Jun
High
1.50
4.90
4.80
*
Mines
Consolidated
10%
5
"
warrants
Copper
Pacific
(Geo) class
Western
100
~~
-*
Products
Westeel
Western
59c
—
—
4.10
29%
29
*
•
Plant
Indies
lb
39%
5
Preferred
52c
Aur
13%
40
class a—,-
Poods
Westfair
Aug
13%
14%
—*
;
40c
760
6
70c
14 /4
1
100
15
65c
--
Ltd)
2,205
40c
55
410
*
Vulcan
3.25
40c
14/4
50
3.00
--
85c
14%
--
j0u
iu
preferred
Power
Venezuelan
4.95
45c
*
Vanadium Alloys
Vendomatic
4.50
392
Low
1.42
1
1
Metals-
28
Range Since Jan. 1, 19g3
High
4.70
*
Mines
Coniaurum
85c
}
Lake
Low
Shares
2.50
Gold
Coniagas
31
i
Smelting—
&
Willans
Combined
Jan
23
28% Mar
'28
Jun
59
23% Jan
28% Mar
25
Mining
Cochenour
Mar
57
Jan
Apr
55% Aug
50
■
10
55
65
30%
--
Feb
Chromium
May
Sales
of Prices
Par
High
'
10
9
3,155
29%
28
b pfd
25%
28%
——
Fuel Inv class
United Steel Corp—
v.8
25
2&1/°
3°7
preferred
1963
200
57
--
Preferred
United
10
LOW
7% Mar
25
2b
--
™
8%
56
--
50
a
Class
York
Monday, September 2, 1963
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
7V
10
Zirj
01 mui»,.u,u common—
preferred—
b preferred
Corps class B_.
—
cds
Class
Shares
High
8 V2
8%'
preferred
2nd
un—Ai
of Prices
Last
stocks
for Week
Low
Par
$6
.
Week's
Friday
Range
mast
stocks
West
.
(Range for Week Ended August 30)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
(898)
42
Luz
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Oil
Landa
a
r---x
Mine#
ijt
—
•
1
1
1
1
*
*
—10c
28%
385
7.60
8.35
8vac
8vac
86,185
7,500
15c
16c
17,600
28
8.25
15 %c
2.20
25
5.20
Jan
Jan
7c
May
14q
Mar
33% May
8.50
10c
Aug
Jan
22 %c July
Feb
2.10 July
2.98
5.00 May
2.20
2.25
390
4.40
4.50
710
2.95
3.65
3.70
600
3.50 July
3.90
3.50
3.50
118
2.25
4.25 May
Jan
Apr
Jan
Volume
198
Number
6295
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(899)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
of Prices
Shares
I
Par
1
Langis Silver
La
1
Leiteh
Gold
;
Loraclo
25 VaC
2JC
58,000
2.10
1.G0
2.13
144,425
Louvicourt
1.75
650
1
lie
lie
12c
4,500
1
,
1.41
1.28
1.49
171,300
Mines
8c
7c
8c
1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
9,000
8c
1.65
•
—
Mines
Uranium
8c
1
Mines
Long Lac GoldPoint Gas_
J.—_/
Long
28'/ac
Mines
Lencourt Gold
Little
50c
1
American
Lin
Low
6,000
11,500
1
8Vac
7 Vac
9c
35,600
*
'
6'/2C
6 V2C
8c
28,500
25c
39c
May
Jan
\
Gold
Macassa
Macdonald
Gold
Mines
13c
Prove
Jan
Purdex
Minerals
Q
Feb
Aug
Madsen
Magnet
!_1
[
Lake
Red
Mines..
Cons
Gold
Maneast
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
Maralgo
Maritimes
Mining
Martin-McNeely
Matachewan
M I
Apr
Aug
7V2C July
12c
Jan
Feb
18c
May
80c
Mar
15,500,/:
8,500
He
Jan
6 Vac
49c
July
Jan
Rio
47c
Jan
71c
Apr
Rio
Algom
Rupununi
Feb
10c
Jan
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
9.15
Jan
Rock win
13 Vac
Jun
8.20
9,215
8c
8 Vac
47
47
47%
6,871
734
31c
30 VaC
32c
7.20 July
43,700
7Vac
Jun
43 Va
Jan
54%
12c
20c
Mar
30c
Moneta
Mt
1.25
4.20
3.80
4.35
432,601
2.25 Mar
23 Vac
21 Vac
24c
16,000
21 VaC Aug
Mining
1
64c
51c
64c
Mines
1
12c
7 Vac
12c
1,500
7c
Jun
12c
31c
29c
31c
20,100
23c
Mar
37c
Creek
Nama
National
Athona
New
Calumet
New
New
New
New
...
_
_
_
_
Nor
Norlex
97.900
6 V2C
2,000
5 Vac
7 Vac
8c
14,500
1
1
1
*
Mining Corp
_
14c
16c
14c
13c
15c
25,905
14V2c
10c
16c
178,500
9 VaC
15c
101,395
17c
_
^
_
.
1-1
Canadian
Oils
common
.
_25c
Coldstream
_
.
class
warrants
A
Canada
Lake
_
5,575
12c
Aug
19c
25c
Mal¬
47c
Aug
7 VaC
8c
40c
36c
45c
23c
29c
1.50
—
9,875
11,500
25c
27c
14,360
38c
38c
175
_
_
_
Gold
&
Peruvian
Oil
.
_
Oil
&
Oil
Mines
&
30c
3,010
40c
40c
44c
16,400
_
.
__1
1
Minerals
Gas
4.0c
1.20
1.20
13 Vac
6.25
•
_
1
12c
40c
1.25
14c
6.15
7,700
1,112
-
26,000
>
6.30
4,352
1.86 Mar
8.20
Apr
20C
Jan
Jun
48c
39C
Jun
86c
Jan
11 %c
Jun
6.00 July
3.10
Feb
54c
1.25
23c
8.20
3.80
Jan
Mar
Aug
/Jan
14,575
2.75
2.80
5.10
5.50
Feb
3.55
200
16c
22c
42,625
14c
13 VaC
15c
17,500
11c
Jun
15c
12c
5,016
10c
Jan
15c
May
44c
Mar
15,500
24c
Mar
42c
Jul V
170,200
10c
Jan
J
a n
24 VaC Aug
Apr
1.21
4.75
1,705
3.35 Mar
Feb
Feb
16 V2c
9c
Aug
13c
1,750
65c
Aug
27 V4C
32c
6,150
27c
Jun
46c
lie
Anr
7c
July
8c
10c
80,000
6c
Mar
5c
6 VaC
25,500
3V2C
Jan
4.20
4.50
6,305
22 Vac 25 VaC
19,900
10c
4.25
24c
9c
:10c
lie
1.80
1.85
8,325
68c
1.83
-
9c
Aug
1.56 Jan
Apr
15 Vac May
1.90 May
68c
Jun
82c
oaLl
12c
Feb
I6V2C
■&£
Jun
54c
3,900
50c
Aug
88c
51c
■
Jan
61c
67c
3,415
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
41c
3,500
25c
Apr
43c
July
24c
28c
202,023
19c
Mar
30c
Jan
8 Vac
9c
4,500
8VaC Aug
13c
Jun
74c
75c
9,040
53c
Jan
88c
Jun
10c
10c
1,300
9 Vac
1.56
1.55
1.56
4,910
1.72
Exploration
Exp Ltd
1.36
1.72
186,350
76c
—
75c
_—
_
——_
12c
12c
7,200
12c
1.07
6,487
65c
10%
10%
30c
35c
36.033
3.00
3.10
Buffadison
9.95
3,165
35C
3.05
2,534
10 Va
—
July
1.50 Mar
90C
1.07
Asbestos
30c
3.00
52c
Feb
Aug
July
14V2C Mar
1.84
3.05
37c
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.07 Aug
12%
Apr
Apr
53c
July
Aug
4.20
Jan
Jun
78c
Jan
Anr
65c
65c
45.440
1.45
1.75
7,059
1.15
Jan
1.75
5.70
5.60
5.80
4,389
5.50
Jun
8.75
27c 34 Vac
61,400
16c
Jun
35c
Aug
11c
Hill
60c
1.70
"V T C"_
Macfie
11c
10.000
10VaC
J 11.11
21c
May
1.21
34 VaC
Fortune
—
1.48
,
1
1.25
12c
22,550
1.50
4,400
21c
1.20
19,733
10c
1.46
19c
1.22
10 VaC
Reef
4,332
10c
July
Aug
1.35 July
16c
Jan
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
Aug
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
4c
4 Vac
8,500
3c
May
6V2C
Jan
56c
6,500
52c
July
97c
Apr
16c
1,000
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
2.10
2.19
34,100
Jan
2.22
85c
85c
833
70c
Jan
97c
Feb
4 VaC
3 Vac
4 VaC
28,500
3c
Jan
6c
July
8c
8c
8C
4,000
8c
Aug
17c
Jan
55C
—:—
Mines
53c
16c.
Mines
.
Mines
2.10
.a
l
1.35
Aug
__—__—
Mining
——
—
—
Mines
Beaver
7.00
83c
85c
9,020
5'/2c
6c
43,500
13c 14 Vac
14c
Lodge
Mines
93c
Jan
1.19
15,145
3.25
3.60
15,419
17c
17c
1,000
1.40
1.50
8,800
16c
35 VaC
&
Yellowknife
Jan
2.32
13c
1
Jan
Feb
Bear
Feb
Feb
4.70 May
20c
May
1.80 Anr
2.00 July
2.50 Mar
2.20
2,800
18c
141,400
13c
Apr
29c
Jan
156,637
18c
Feb
64c
July
25,500
8c
Aug
11c
Jun
5Vac
Jan
9c
May
1.00
Jun
8 VaC
8c
5 VaC
6C
1.08
1.11
8c
9c
6c
Feb
4c
8c
49,200
3,146
15,200
4 Vac
13,867
3c
May
7V2C
Feb
42
Mines
Consolidated
Zulapa Mining
1.35
Apr
Aug
16c.
5 VaC
Mines
Metal
21c
34c 39 VaC
8c
20c
Mines
(HG)
12c
2.20
1.08
Zinc
7.00 Aug
89c
Jun
1.25
—
Coglilan
Lead
12c
1.12
2.20
Oil
7,500
1.15
50
Mar
Jun
1.47
A
82c
5'/ac
3.55
class
Inlet
Surf
3.00 Mar
4,897
6.75
85C
5 VaC
Petrol
Malartic
Zenmac
Feb
I.cl7
500
26 VaC
Gold
Yukon
A nr
12c
AUg
40c
Mines
Yukeno
36c
l.tO
2,660
61C
Oil
Young
:
Jan
68c
Mines.
Yankee Canttck Oil
.•
5.35
12 VaC 12 Vac
:
Mines Ltd
Silver
Feb
Mar
Jun
19c
24,500
—
Jan
1.31
5V2C Jan
5,065
10 VaC
4.10 Aug
7,000
1.70
Yale
Jan
15,100
9,200
70c
8c
New
Apr
10c
1.55
Keno
2.05
9c
30c
Gas
Canso
Anr
42
800
39c
Aug
47c
Jan
20 Vac 22 VaC
24,700
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
28c
144,732
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
-
_
22 VaC
Mines
27c
22c
1.19
14c
Feb
Jan
__—
We regret that
we no
not have the space to
publish the issues selling in the
May
74,300
21c
Aug
37
Aug
11c
Feb
7c
1
65c
9c
Feb
3.45
1.07 May
2.61 July
1,500
1.70
Wiltsey
37C, May
350
109,550
1.15
Mines
Wilsh'ire
Aug
May
31c
1.15
11c
Windfall
Apr
2.93
Jan
43c
13V2C
13 Vac 16 Vac'
■■
Contact
Western
July
22c
—
—
1
*
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Place
2 8 VaC
.1
6.50 'Feb
Aug
1.15
Western Mines
Feb
5VaC
Feb
49c
Jun
Western Decalta Petroleum
Feb
11,000
16c
July
Jun
Oils
&
Cons
Willrov
18c
9,265
21c
May
Mining
Rock Iron
Western
Feb
5 Vac
11c
26,950
60,799
9VaC
West
Jun
15c
58c
10 Vac
13c
49c
11c 11 Vac
Westates
Feb
17C
Jan
11,100
-1
.
_
2.60
Aug
8c
Jan
37,135
1
Consol
Exploration Ltd..
Exploration
Peerless
1.40 Aug-
10Vac July
11c
3c
Uranium
Westburne Oil
Mav
10 Vac May
Jan
99c
Union Oils
Mines
Werner Lake Nickel
Jan
55c
Jun
9c
Jun
Weedon
Aug
47 Vac
22c
Jan
Jan
Violamac
Jan
22 Vac Aug
Mar
35c
Apr
5c
1.70
Wasamac
July
Aug
10c
•
6.25
30 Vac
4c
7.15
1
_
70c
Jan
10c
2.99
6.50
_
Aug
45c
8c
1
_
2.80
17c
13c
9,923
Vauze
Apr
500
7.05
_
44c™ Feb
1.77
Jan
6,600
1.S3
Vespar
Jan
lian
32c
3,875
26c
Upper Canada Mines —
Urban
Quebec
Vandoo Consol Explor—
July
J..<40
May
7VaC Aug
5 Vac
9,953
United Oils
July
40c
3,400
2.85
♦
_
...
Gold
10VaC
20c
Mines
14c
61c
Ang¬
4 VaC
30c
—.
Aug
Jan
23c
15
Jan
2OV2C Aug
1.85
United
3.25 Aug
48c 49 Vac
4VaC
10c
.
.
Porcupine
Gas
6,000
7.15
International
Pernio
12,125
14c
2.95
_.
_
—
Mining
Consolidated
Perron
2,700
9 Vac
13c
1
_
_
Ltd
Paymaster
Fee
1.80
9c
*
1.40
1
_
_
Osisko Lake Mines
Pax
400
56,804
1
Ormsby Mines.
Pato
'
1.50
29,650
May
12 VaC
4,450
233,875
,
24c
1.80
id lear
Jun
5c
7,000
27,050
Jan
1.92
United
Jan
...
Feb
25c
11 Va
10,275
23c
Feb
6,100
Ltd
Mines
United
Jun
18c
13 Va
12c
36c
United
Aug
4,108
Jan
1.55
Jan
United
45 VaC July
142,800
1.00 Apr
13c
16c
United
Jan
7c
12 Vac
65c
_
38c
Jan
43c
Jun
28,363
United
Jan
Feb
3.20
1.15
37,450
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Jun
40c
5c
35c
4,000
July
8V2C Aug
29c
Union Oil
Feb
19C
3.60
*
12 VaC Aug
20c
76c
1.15
Jan
2,000
3.05
—
<
Jan
100
6 VaC
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Apr
4,500
41c
1
Mines.
Mar
7,300
2,500
1.40
Aug
May
July
22c
Apr
32c
.
83b
8 Vac
1.42
20c
Tundra
25c
'
*"85c
Feb
20c
Triad
Jan
16,000
19c
.
July
54c
Jan
1.01
5c
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
5c
57c
.
_
_
22c
Mar
45c
50
Trans Canada
Feb
19c
July
38c
1,700
5.60
Towagmac
Feb
13 Vac
pu.r. Mm-
4Vac
3.05
*
Copper
Patino
8c
28c
9c
59,050
20,600
48 %C
Tormont
1.79 Aug
25 VaC
13c
28 Vac
Apr
Jun
Torbrit
u.y
43c
/
Gold
Paramaque
Aug
Jan
5,400
12c 12 Vac
.
Mines
Mines..
Pamour
_
_
_
Oleary Malartic
Pamoil
9c
Jan
Aug
7,200
2.92
*
Mines
Norvalie Mines
Nudulama Mines
Orenada
Jan
a
5c
1
Orchan
6 Vac
13C
18C
24c
Rankin
Opemiska
28c
Jan
53c
2.80
Tombill
Jan
35c
12c
40c
56c
26c
Thompson Lunamark
Apr
-12 VaC 13 Vac
42c
Feb
%. May
1.34
5.35
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Territory Mining
1.65 May
14C
4 Va c
65c
North
Gold
5.00
9 Vac July
16c
3.50
1':
Obrien
3,000
I
_
Exploration
Goldcrest
Obaska
299,800
25c
«
North
Northern
25c
29c
July
7 VaC Aug
4VaC
18c
1
_
*
Northcal Oils Ltd
North Borduiac
Northspan
50.700
14 Vac
1
Mines
Northgate
7c
1.66
1
...
....
Norpax Nickel
North
4c
5 Vac
1
~
Mines
North
4,600
Jan
3.40 Mar
1.12
.1
_
.
Mines
Normetal
3,500
25c
Mines
Aug
Sunburst Exploration
Jun
5c
20c
1.79
.
15c
11
Mar
Sudbury
-
_
Mines
Norlartic
7 Vic
Jan
24c
& Smelting
544,100
1.08
,
Sullivan
Jun
10c
13 Vac
22c
■
Apr
22,900
1.72
Jan
19c
Steep
July,
Aug
8,500
,7c. V
9.65
40C
■'
Starratt Nickel
May
12c
70c
1
.
8c
43c
800
...
5,219
51,300
Steeloy
2.80 July
27c
5,850
7c
11%
28c
Stanwell Oil &
Jan
Jan
77c
1
_
.
1.24
July
3.55
l7c
15Vac
23c
Stanrock
19VaC Aug
4c
22c
.
Jan
5c
15c
Gordon
Spooner
Jan
9c
70c
__1
-
Merger
Gold
Acme
Norgold
10,000
4'/2C
12 VaC
26c
Siscoe
Apr
25 Vac Aug
3.40
.
_
Mines
Norbeau
38,600
4 VaC
500
..
Silvermaciue
Apr
Ax.r
2.40
Jan
1
_
Gold Mines-
Rim
Nickel
67,280
127,700
5c
3.50
7
Apr
14c
6c
Gold-—
Creek
Sherritt
Aug
33c
1.81 Jun
5C
New Senator Rouvn
Nisto
9C
30c
14c 19 Vic
uan
16c
1.12
Sturgeon River Gold
Jan
24c
_1
.
_
Mines
Nickel Mining
7c
19 Vac
12c
Aug
Silver Miller Mines
cb
67c
iviay
5c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Rouyn
9c 14
1.mi
10c
*
Mines
Newnorth
66,200
5c
1
...
Mines
New
16,500
17c
22 Vac
1
....
Harricana
Newlund
1.14
.t
94c
I
July
70c
Hosco Mines.
Kelore
1.10
1.65
1
Mines
New
Mar
25 VaC
50c
Jason
17c
500
1
Pete
New
21,000
1
Mines
Goldvue
26c
2.10
Vac
8c
—.
Davies
Feb
100
Gold
Warrants'
New
Aug
36c
14,500
Holdings
Newconex
70c
2.29
13 VaC
Mar
50
Gold
Sigma Mines Quebec
10 Vic May
July
1,100
15 Vac
1
Jan
8c
12c
Petrol
Southern
6c
17,125
5 VaC
Mines
3.25
13c
49c
•
River
Sheep
Apr
lo%
13% Mar
41c
2.29
Mines
23c
75c
5 VaC
1
Bidlamaque
New
l.H
Apr
2.00 May
18c 19 VaC
Satellite Metal
Jan
45c
Jun
16c
23c
'■
Aug
67c
19VaC Aug
38c
I6V2C
1
Alger
New
12,000
*
Mines
New
9,050
7 VaC
25c
Petroleum
Nealon
18%
4 35
40o
Apr
2.06
1
Exploration
National
3,455
18V4
25C
•
1
Mines
10,100
50c
73c
1
Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
25c
6c
1
Iron
Minerals
Murphy
65,300
16c 16 VaC
40c
l'eb
25C
500
5c/;: 6 VaC
——•;
Exploration
Sarcee
May
1
10c
Jun
2,000
20 Vac
Mines
Antonio
Sand
May
Aug
*
Wright
Multi
San
Jun
May
& Development_50c
Porcupine
Jun
1.45
Jan
16c
13 Va
-A
Apr
4VaC Jan
18 Va
Jun
7c
8 Vac
80c
22 VaC
.
Mining
Ryanor
Apr
37 %C
-
Consolidated
Rowan
Salem
1
Apr
Mq,y
|,ac
38c
83c
Mines
8c
8.00
♦
850
1.25
14 Vac
49c
13%
30c
21,800
Mines
2.25
19c
32,600
6,000
21,000
Corp
4,500
1.40
56,550
22c
Ore
8,000
8 VaC
9c
7 Va C
Min
50c
—
67c
21c
304
8c
16c
18C
Rexpar Minerals
Feb
12c
6c
Mining
21 VaC
Macdonald
Reeves
44c
8.20
25c
1.82
46c
1.30
38c
66 V2C
1.25
14
54c
64c
8 Vac
1
Aug
14c
Mines
8 VaC
*
7c
Jun
1.24
20 VaC
Petroleums
1.40 July
Jan
8c
Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
11c
5,100
21c
City
July
May
11%
Radiore Uranium
1.00
Mill
54c
16c
Ranger Oil
91c
MidrinvMining
331,500
Raglan Nickel
7 Vac
Island
8,945
12c
16c
Explorations
Jan
*
Uranium
Quonto
Aug
1
Meta
1.50
7c
Mining
Quemont
Feb
23c
Mines
Merrill
1.47
Mines
16 V2C
Lake
Midcon Oil
Gold
3Va Aug
Red
Petroleums
16,000
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
Mines
Feb
Gold
Exploration
Jan
6.85
Feb
McWatters
Mentor
Qucenston
2.55 Aug
McMarmac
Medallion
5,250
59c
Mattagami
13c
•
Lake
Red
Jan
Manitou
Quebec
5 V2C
1
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Quebec
.1.00
-1
-
8.35
58c
2.20
Feb
1
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
8.10
Lithium
May
7,880
44c
42c
Copper
4c
37,500
66c
Aug
7c
Ascot
72c
14c
•
25c
Chibougainau Gold
3 Vic Aug
4,670
7c 1
700
1.48
Quebec
Feb
6 Vac
May
31
25c
-r-
Ltd
5,367
16c
6 VaC
Jan
Aug
25c
10 Vac
Ltd
Producers
10,400
8 Vac
1
,
36,600
13c
1
Corp
Mines
Consol,
4c
77C
4 VaC
14c
6 V2C
1
Mines
Marcon
6,500
1.00
1
Mines
Marchant
4 VaC
4c
'
24
Airwdys
Quebec
Mar
1.14
May
2.10
8 Vac
'
1
-
23c
Jan
9,200
2.50
15c
1
Mines
Marboy
80c
15c 16 VaC
*
.
34,100
4c
—1
.
1.00
75C
*
/
ltic
3 Vac
77c
—1
:
3,500
4c
4c
*
Fields
Malartic
4,155
17c
2.38
2.40
—1
Major trans
Manoka
93c
——1
...
,-
-
3.30
90c
—1
3.95
3.05 Aug
3.05
3.10
•
J
Hur
801
Minerals
July
21c
Jan
5c
Low
24 V'a
Mines
Gas
Range Sinee Jan. 1, 19G3
High
24
59c
-
Apr
12c
7V2C Aug
16c
Ltd
Mines
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Mines
Low
24 Va
1.25
Jan
1.97
Jun
6c
Jan
Prospectors
Quebec
Yellowknife
Lynx
*
Shares
8.35
_
——50c
—
Presbon
19c
Jun
1.15 Mar
Oils
Aug
1.75
/1.48 Jun
lie
Development
Ponder
May
2.13
Jun
7c
Placer
Feb
19c
1.30
for Week
Par
High
43c
Jan
29c
Sales
Range
Sale Price .~jot Prices
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Low
30 VaC 32 l/aC
30VaC
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended August 30)
Sales
Week's
Friday
-43
22c 24 VaC
36c
17 VaC
35c
36c
11c 17 Vac
-
16c
Aug
27c
July
17Vac Aug
55c
54c
60c
3,700
54c
Aug
96c
Apr
52c
52c
61c
4,843
50c
Aug
66c-
Apr
46c 47 VaC
20,200
41c
Aug
64<?
Jan
47 VaC
Foreign Market.
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
AND CANADIAN
lot sale (not included in year's range)
e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
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 Odd
range),
_
MARKETS
d Deferred delivery sale (not
sale (not included In year •
privileges, wd When delivered,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(900)
44
i
'
obtained from the National Association of Securities
and Ither selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
euide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
bid and asked
She?s 7nc
IfJlfrf
a
as
|Jy thtf
quotations
are
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
bid ) or bought
furnished
nabona1
d.stribution.
<
distribution
(Quotations for Friday, August 30)
The
request.
on
The
Abbey Rents
V;!.•.•:'■•
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Ajax
M'a~nethermic
Albee
Corp.
—
All
1
.
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10
-50c
5%
93 (i
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8%
Corp— .3.75
Corp———- ...1
21V4
23
28
30 (a.
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b
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is
•
Maine
41%
5
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18%
17%
21%
20
15%
17 (4
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28 (4
26%
8(4
5%
9(4
25
9
4 %
Safety Equipment—*
Amer St Gobain Corp com__7.50
10%
7(4
6%
& Ln Assn__33%c
Sterilizer Co—
3%
American Sav
134
—
Class
B
City Gas
Precision Products
17%
19%
19 (4
Co
Inc—1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co...— *
173%
5%
20%
22(4
Colonial
16%
1774
Coleman
Engineering
Inc
Stores
2V2
Gas
37%
Interstate
Colorado
Milling & Elevator—1
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
10'A
11%
25
24(4
26(4
—25c
6'A
preferred
Plastics
Inc
Commerce
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Natural
53^8
Commonwealth
Oil
26%
6(4
28(4
Gas—5
33 V2
36 VB
Refining..2c
3%
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Theatres
2%
24%
Control Co Inc——*
Computer Instrument Corp—25c
Conductron Corp class A
lc
Computer
56(4
59%
17(4
18 Vb
10%
16
17 Vb
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
19%
Consolidated
5%
Consolidated
class A
Corp
<—
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9(4
10(4
18%
19(4
29%
16%
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3%
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Corp—25c
Atomic
Baird
Inc..
Paint
Baltimore
Chem—_50c
&
Corp
Barden
Distilling Co
Properties class A
Basic
Bates Mfg
Bayless
Baystate Corp
Belmont
Bemis
Delta
5
9 (4
Detroit
5%
Dial
10%
12(4
13%
36%
8%
Diversa
15%
10%
$1.25
Dixie
66 (4
Dixon
40
Donbar
30%
Dow
12(4
8%
19%
Black
Sivalls
Bohn
Business
Bolt
Bon
Beranek
Ami Co
Boston
&
Newman..
2*
Botany Industries
10c
preferred
10%
3%
2%
3%
19%
11%
8%
8%
25
22
23%
...*
43
45%
48%
51%
20
9%
18%
1
16%
17%
*
27
Burnham
29%
1
1354
14%
Morrill
Intl
__
Detective
Agency class A
Funds
(H M)
& Co
1
20c
_
Inc class A
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
Corp
Calder Inc
Calgon
Corp
California Interstate
footnotes,
51
474
-
53%
1
Trust
*
First Repub Corp of Am cl A__1
First Small Business (N J)
1
934
10 %
Johnson
—5
58
61%
Co_20
1934
21%
First
Surety
First
Union
Corp
Public
Steel
Foods
Plus
Fort
1434
16
Kaman
31(4
11%
Kane-Miller
10%
23
25%
Kay
9
Co—3
4:
1
5c
;
10 Co
"_2~;50
Refining
3734
7 (4
Futterman Corp
1
J
9
1
—
—_
234
2
Electronics Inc
Gas
Service
Co
Gem
42
*
534
General
Corp of Ohio
Film A—
&
General
Drive-In
General
Shale
*
Va
14
pfd—20
2134
22 3'4
Corp
1
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Geotechnical Corp
_____1
28 V2
Electric
Electrada
Electro
Co
Corp
3034
Giannini
Scientific
Giddings & Lewis
Girltown
Inc
Corp
Mach
class
16
;
A——
Glatfelter
(P
^_;_5
3334
674
Globe
Rubber
Co
Products
*
Properties class A
1
Government Employees Corp__2
Govt
Wash
(A
Green
P)
Grinnell
Brick.:
'
21
20(4.
1474;
16%
90
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&
Growth
Capital Inc
Inc^
Dunlap
Guardian
19(4
Corp
_10c
'}■ 58 34
10(4
1
.1
Chemical
Interstate
Gulf
Southwest
.1
...
Capital Corp.ul
Gyrodyne Co of America——j1
7:%
5
5(4
8V4
9
Hamilton
Hamilton
Inc
A
10c
.1
Mining Company—l
Shoe Inc_.___—
U1
Harrington & Richardson Inc
1
Hanover
Heath
Publications
A..25
(D C)
.5
Drive-In
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5%
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Horn Coal Corp
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
27%
Erie Resistor
17%
19
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B
Ennis
39%
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Corp
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50(4
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2634
28 Va
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—
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1
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19%
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25
27
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1
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9
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9%
1974
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6(4
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4_._
1534
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12
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22
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634
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18 74
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22%
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2034
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30 Va
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10%
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28
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31
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23
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18
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12
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12%
1974
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51%
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4
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48%
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6%
j
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22%
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8
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6
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26
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20%
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29%
2474
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1.50
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71%
2774
——;
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574
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93%
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_
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12(4
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Improvement Corp..25c
Avery
Corp..-—*
1834
2534
Continental Trans Lines..
;
Atlanta Gas Light Co————5
'—4
17
24 ('4
8%
7(4
19%
Atlantic
Inc
1074
5%
30%
Utilities
10
Co_6.25
19 Vb
39(4
7(4
11 VB
Atlantic
534
5
37(4
5(4
28 %
Atlantic
1434
17%
Products—5
Device
._*
Inc.—
Atmos-Pak
Rendering
Rock
Continental
—*
Associated Transport Inc
Astrodata
62 Va
7(4
6 %'
1
Assembly Products Inc.———1
Associated Springs Corp.
10
Arvida
...
59(4
-1
Inc———
Metal
5 >/4
Hegeman..——10
Arrow, Hart &
Art
17%
26%
6%
13 %
*
x9 (4
*
934
of
i
Rico
Industries
3
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc..—1
Arnav Industries Inc——--10c
Valley
7Vb
9
Telephone Co.10
7%
Missouri Power—2.50
Participating preferred.
Arkansas
7
Clearing House——1
Gas Corp.
.1
1%
Puerto
20%
Corp com_3
Gas
&
3974
18%
Co—5
Colorado
6
Inc
Corp
Foster
cl
Corp
17%
15%
20(4
1
National
3%
common.—1
2574
10
Cole
19%
•
26%
A
Clifton
55 y8
17
141
19 Vb
1
(Florida)
Co
226
>
24
16%c
___
6%
Applied Research Corp—25c
Aqua-Chem Inc.'—.—
1
Arcs Industries Inc
10c
2534
24(4
A—162/3C
class
Utilities
51
4
7(4
220
—100
Preferred
Citizens
16
Corp
*
Corp.———---*—ri
Anglo Canadian Tele class A.10
Anchor
29%
674
24(4
—1
51
18
Anelex
Arkansas
2834
Musical Instrumnts_50c
Christiana Securities
com—1.25
Colorite
Anheuser-Busch Inc i_—
1
Ritz~
the
Chicago
23%
22
of
Charles
5%
v
5%
—10
Power
Telephone Co—
Chattanooga Gas Co
5(4
39 %
Pipe & Construction_5
Rubber & Plastics—1
——.—
19%',
:
.
434
American
Co
41%
8%
American
Farms
41 Va
38%
8
27(4
60%
Arden
39%
27 (4
Channing Financial Corp..——1
11%
preferred
4034
27
10%
5%
38(4
10
5774
American
Central Louisiana Electric Co..5
Central
Labs cl A~1
Express Co—
5
Financial Corp——
Furniture Co
-1
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co—
1
Heritage Publish__25c
Hoist & Derrick Co—1
Maize Products Inc—*
American
22 Vb
Cent Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
American Electronic
American
16%
3174
20%
Central
7 (4
American
15V2
30 Va
Indiana Gas——5
Central
4%,.
4
28%
12%
American
10
9
30%
6%
American
7 Vb
28%
11%
American
974
2%
6%
.2.50
~
Cryogenics
American
;
2%
7%
Co
1
American Automatic Vending—*
American
874
5%
534
50c
American Air Filter
American
.
1
Pipe Line Co
7%
'
_
Foods Inc
American
85 Va
6%
47a
5V«
Carpenter <L E) & Co——-1
Cary Chemicals Inc
:__10e
Cascade Natural Gas
1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
11
TV
87 Va
81
For Tech Industries—1
Carolina
ii%
82
B
__
7(4
3%
;
874
8
Capital Products Corp—..—50c
Capital Southwest Corp
-1
Caressa
Inc
5Cc
Carmer
Industries Inc
10c
6%
4%
——
Mills 'common————*
common—.
25
Class
Capital
50%
6%
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp ■ —
Alterman
7(4
3(4
Pepsi-Cola——
Radio
Allied
Cannon
1
Organ Co.
Maintenance
Allen
Allied
4(4 :
class A— ..10c
State Credit
Allegheny
Cannon
5%
Develop—
Land
Alico
3(4
47%
—10
Aid'' Inc
18%
2%
Homes
Alberto Culver
:
Electric _.—..———1
Fastener
Canadian
11%
1574
14%
10%
Inc
Cameo
6%
223/8
-1
_2
Cameo
18%
3%
21%
Superior Ltd————1
11(4
26'A
10
Fair
Far
16%
1
Ask
Bid
Par
IOV4
1
Aerovox Corp
Airwork Corp -l__—■——-
Bid
12%
Fabien
Telep——12%
&
23 (2
1
Par
Executone
.
Water
Calif
9%
8%
Electric Corp
—
Co.*
Addison-Wesley Publishing
...10c
Adler Electronics Inc
.10c
Aerotest Labs Inc
——
Acme
:
Ask
Bid
1
"National"
primarily in the Eastern region.
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc..——_1
Par
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
i
quotation
wide
Origin of any
Industrials and Utilities
.
/
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
fniiowine
Tl.
.
Volume
Number
198
6295
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(901)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Morton Mfg Corp
Mosler
Safe
Co
Motec
Mothers'
Nalco
Cookie
Co-
Narrow
Company
.1.25
Capital-:
——1
Fabric
Nashua
Co
27%
Sawhill
Scantlin
Corp—1
12%
National
Cleaning Contractors-1
Food
16 %
16%
18
National
Products
National Gas
Oil
&
National
Homes
National
Patent
National
Corp
t
7%
6%
—1
8%
17%
12%
Corp
Work-Clothes
Rental—50c
Neiman-Marcus Co
2
Nesbitt
(John
Nevada
Northern Gas
Co
'
—1
New
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
New Hampshire Bell Bearings_2
9%
York
New
York
Co__5
(A
Nixon-Baldwin
43%
45%
1
Scott &
27 ,V\
:_1
24%
5
32%
class A_100
& Sons
9%
Williams Inc..
5
14%
1
Corp
18%
Scott
*
Sea Pak Corp L
——— 1
Sealed
Power-Corp—
—10
28v
26
Co—_
7%
13%
23%
25%
52%
Searle
1
55%
(G
Seatrain
D)
Lines
&
43'/4
18%
V
S;
I.
2
16%
Vacuum
Vance
23%
Vanity
Varo
9
8%
y
37%
91/4
73%
._5
Vector Mfg
7%
Root- Inc
12'/a
13
1438
f;
•
11%
1
6%
Vitramon
Inc
'4%
23 Vs
Selas
14%
Selmer
17%
18%
Servonic
Northwest Natural Gas
9'/a
35%
37%
Sexton
Co—3
30%
32%
B—1
95%
100
Shatterproof Glass Co
Shawmut Association
—1
14%
15
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
17%
—1
23 'A
24%
Shulton
—50c
40%
43%
_„50c
40%
431%
Waltham
Co
5
29'A
3lVa
Warner & Swasey Co
1
10
Northwestern
Service
Pub
Noxema
Chemical
Nuclear
Chicago
Nutone
Inc
Nytronics
Ohio
Oil
.———
„
Inc
Drill
Ocean
class
Co
Corp
1
&
Oklahoma
*
Oxford
Finance
Pabst
Pac
38%
41 Va
1
12%
13%
*
101/8
11
.
Co
Smucker
7 Va
Solitron
6%
7%
Sorg
15%
17 '/B
18 %
22%
23%
Investment
19%
3%
16%
Co—5
Mercury Electronics cl A..50c
12%
•
36%
49%
13%
A„1
6%
Inc
Paper
Engineering
class
South
Shore
Oil
&
Prod
Southeastern
Capital
Southeastern
cl A—1
Telephone
Corp
1
Co
8%
9%
Power
Co._.6%
28%
3<1%
Savings & Loan Assn_18c
17%
18%
31
32%
Southern
10
Southern California Water
Southern Gas & Water Co
Pacific Southwest Airline—_—*
Pak-Well
Pako
cl A
Pargas
16%
14% !
Southern
12
13%
Southern
15%
11%
12%
14%
15 %
20c
7%
8%
1
Inc
Inc—
18%
19%
20%
;
Parker-Hannifin
Corp_
—*
28
Parkview
Inc—
——1
14%
15%
Parchment
Patterson
Pauley
Dental
Supply——"*
Inc
—1
Petroleum
Peerless
Tube
Pennsyl
Real
Penobscot
10
Paper
_2
8%
Co—1
9%
10%
Pepsi-Cola
Perini
United
Corp
Bottlers
1
1
—
Permeator Corp
Peter Paul Inc
10c
*
Petrolite
Inc
5%
13%
6%
6%
3%
4%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Piedmont Nat'l Gas
17%
1
16 %
81 %
6%
10%
50c
4%
5%
3
1
37 Va
8 Va
8%
System
1
2
cl
22%
21
,—
PneumoDynamics
Pocket:
Books
...
.
Inc
—
Popell
10c
(L F) Co
Porter
(H K) ,Inc
Portland
Potash
Genl
Co
Potter
—
Star
Market
Instruments
Stephenson
Broad
Camden
IIV4
Central
SLrawbridge
Equities
Printing. Corp
of
America
Producers Cotton
Producing
Research
Golf
Petroleum
Public
Svc
Co
of
Public
Svc
Co
of
Public
Svc
of
Pueblo
Purex
Puritan
New
15%
83%
Citizens
31%
34
City
41%
45%
Cleveland
21%
22%
Commercial Bk
V;
Company
&
Inc
Connecticut
Natl
Reece
Remco
class
Revere
Inc
—
A
i
Industries
Renwell
Industries
—1
Continental-IU
1
25%
24%
6%
5%
Construction
Richardson
Company
Riley
Tool Co class
Stoker Corp
River
Brand
Roadway
Express
Robbins
&
Roberts
•
A—
3
Mills Inc.,,3%
Rice
—
Robins
(H
H)
&
H)
(A
Inc
Co
Rorer
Rose
(Wm
Reid
Mfg
Dutch
Pete
Royal Industries Inc
Rucker
Russell
Rust
Craft
footnotes,
4%
10%
3%
35 %
J
14%
see page
46.
4
37%
15%
119%
Detroit—12%
68%
72
of
Westchester_5
301/2
32%
91
National
City
95
62%
403
36%
51%
37'/a
11%
13
1
1
6%
;
7Va
14
15Vb
1
~
1
4%
1
5%
18%
Dallas
of
H_i
5
of
St
Glass-
9%
1
90%
12
8%
10%
93%
-13%
I_1
6%
71/8
25%
27
of
26
10c
_1
50c
Natl Bk
El
&
Unishops
United
Artists
:_5
(Chic)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)„
46%
43 %
40%
43
145
139
32%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
&
(Philadelphia)
12
62%
Rockland
73
50
54Ve
/
;
104
108%
42
46 Va
79%
76%
61%
65
189
181
Bank
Natl
34
36%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y__5
671/4
271/2
29%
(Suffern
Sav
Y)„
N
116%
31
32%
29%
5
70%
32'/a
78%
103
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75
79
10
49
571/4
12%
82
85
34%
36%
56
59
(Wash)—10
of
Phila
Bank
Natl
—-
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
South
Nat!
Carolina
Bank
(Charleston)
5
State
Bank
National
State
Street B
of
10
Bank
44%
39%
T
&
891/4
48'%
831/4
(Conn)_10
Albany
(Boston)_10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
107
——
Trade Bank
Trust
69
72%
31%
Co
Union
29'A
Union
Co
& Tr
of
(N Y)__10
21/2
New Jersey
Bank
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Bk (Cleve)_10
Commerce
20%
22%
57
United
States
Valley
Nat'l
32%
51
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp-10
57
60%
41%
66
69%
30
11%
31%
65
Wells
331/4
West'n
12%
82'A
79
44
46%
70%
74
41
76
44%
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
61%
30'A
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
—10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia)—10
Long Island Trust Co———_5
48%
I
Union
Trust
Co
of
Maryland_10
(Boston) 10
United States Tr Co
of
10
R
Valley Bank
(Phila)
Bk
Bank
551/8
75
& Tr
Bank
Natl
First
State
(Chic)—20
Co_10
Bk
(Los
44%
113%
—5
28
351/4
&
;
Trust
Bank
Winston-Salem
(N
of
N
Y)—20
5
L I
5
C)
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
,
79i%
43%
41
67
45
70'A
47%
30V8
3%
3%
31
43'A
41
85
52
88
55%
National Stock Exchange
37%
28
Range
for
4%
5%
6%,
5
Week
Friday,.
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Ainslie
Corp
Ansonia Wire
&
Cable
Camp
71/8
Coastal Caribbean
Chemical
21
Pwr___2.50
24%
25%
1
5%
5%
24%
26%
Nashville
9%
10
T V
Circuit_l
14%
15%
Wells
Colorado
August
30
Sales
/Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
I wlV
95c
Service
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A
Corp
Electronics
Development Corp
Industries
Corp
2.70
2.30
2.30
2.30
100
50c
Oils
Range Since
High
1
10c
Co
Insurance
Golconda
MSI
Ending
1
5%
19%
Theatre
Trust Co
71%
581/4
52%
Co
95%
Inc
Carolina Natl Bank
Northern
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Bk—10
Exch
National
Providence
"I ~ic
&
56
45'A
53%
ioc
Lt
44%
53
30%
—5
of L I N
Natl Bank
Hartford
2.50
Gas
68'A
41%
69%
Hudson
90
*
Inc
Bstn_12%
551/2
43%
Y—5
Rochelle
New
101/8
Brands Inc
48
37%
29%
1
19%
"21"
44
35 %
Newark—6.25
of
59
24%
Tucson
of
—10
27%
9%
Uarco
Bk
Bk
State
J)__.
(N
5
Westchester Natl Bank
First
Industrial
18%
Tropical Gas Co
Co
57
Cnty_25
20'/a
1
_lo
_i
Corp
12.50
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
New
56%
of
Bank
J)—__
63%
521/2
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank--—10
102
55%
Louis——10
321/s
3
Inc
7.50
551/8
98
(Jersey City)_10
18%
23%
Co
6H/«
(N
60%
&
:
Community
Shawmut
New
Bank
1227/8
Newark & Essex
Banking
Natl
(Cleve)—8
(Albany)
Rutherford
Natl
42'A
10
30
6%
_i
Products
National
75'A
327
Bank
Commercial
Co
National
21%
1
County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
6
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transistor Specialties-— ___10c
Transogram
New
Trust
19%
18
81%
3%
25
of
Bank
71%
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—5
33%
78
1
Greeting Cards
For
34%'
"A"Il
16%
Trico
York
Bank
National
48'%
First Natl
Indus
Treesdale Labs Inc
1
Candies
First
16%
31%
13%
9%
Stover
68%
15
5
16%
1
Inc_>
Bk
Natl
64
Transcontinental Bus System—1
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
3%
Co
Rudd-Melikian
3%
1
5
12%
Co
National
45%
Tidewater Marine Service--.
Time Inc
15 %
Trust
60
60%
42%
Inc__
1
of
Y_
94%
77%
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air
System
4
9
49
(St
Guaranty
74'A
Inc—_I_r
42
8%
45%
Morgan
Natl Bank
Corp.—
39%
N
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)-l
Montclair Nat'l Bank & Trust_5
1st
Tr
A
88
Louis)-.12.50
12%
Natl
Harris
Investing
84%
52%
Security
17%
Transcont
28
Trust—10
&
39%
'
Second
Tonka
6%
261/4
52%
Seattle
Toledo Scale
43
88%
5
52%
83
38%
29
58
85 %
&
48 Va
96
__
_
55 %
—10
B
49
64%
Texas
Trans-Coast Inv Co
31%
T_15
Ask
6.25
Tr
80
Trust Corn
Inc-i
11%
Bid
Bank—
Bank of
Chicago—20
Girard
.
12%
10%
Merchants
of
25%
Toys
12
Mercantile
Bank
24%
Co
5%
12%
10
9'A
43%
Natl
Corp
1
Texas American Oil
Corp_,__ 10c
Tobin
Ask
4%
63%
Franklin
A
Bid
12
61%
60%
10%
___
.
8%
29%
Natl
Bank
Natl
61
9%
Timely Clothes Inc___
Tip-Top Products class
Mellon
92%
*
Fiber
161
10
Bo'ston_12%
26
5%
27%
7
12
5
Hanvr
Brook
of
IIIIIIIl
I)
Meadow
Bank
Nat Gas Lines Inc
Terminal Transport Co_
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Furniture
50%
Natl
_I~~»
_
—...,1
National Bank
First
First Natl Bank
41/a
(H
Maryland
First Natl Bank Maryland
37%
4Va
2%
Par
4%
Packing
Tokheim Corp
48'A
17%
Companies
3%
Trust
3%
16%
7 2'A
Manufacturers & Traders
3%
Co__
Inc
1
"A"
Manufacturers
58
J)
First Natl Bk of Passaic
Inc
Foods
Zausner
1
1
Travelers Express—
571/4
341/4
6'A
(Atlanta)—10
N
First Natl Bank
Chemicals
(Earl) Inc
Scheib
2%
Industrial
45%
40%
33 % florins
20 Va
(Camden
9%
1
Corp
18%
Co
8%
Ltd.!
1
————.—
601/2
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Fund Inc_
1
Industries
Financial
Mills
3
Techno
Texize
Par
Russell
Ask
162
385
(N Y)_10
First
5c
Co
Furniture
Royal
Inc
72%
14%
—2%
8%c
Inc
¥>%
31%
41Vs
62%
—1
_
9%
29%
7%
56
4% V
3%
Stock issues
Livestock
National
——
38%
1
Co
H)
Marie
Rotron
Rowe
Mfg
5%
13%
28
Rocket Jet Engineering Corp_75c
Rockwell
51/8
*
1
Co
12%
_
*
Co
Robertson
Myers
11%
Thriftway Foods Inc_
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co——*
26
Company
j
92
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark)
-—5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)_10
14Va
25c
Inc—;
Federation Bk & Tr Co
25
191/8
Inc
22%
12 /8
20/8
52
411/4
Products
15%
5 /a
10
8%
7%
23%
14%
29%
1
Industries
North
County Trust Co
35 Va
28
36%
34%
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10 lVo
109
Gas
Eastern
Trans
Trans
5s
1983
4%S—1983
99.29
99.31
4-63
99.28
99.30
3.45s
99.26
99.28
3.65s
99.27
3.75s
1-
1-63
2-64
99.25
98%
101
19,
99.925
Dec
26,
1963
99.921
99.860
Jan
1963
99.799
99.867
99.808
99.733
Jan
12,
1963
19,
26,
99.727
Bid
Due
Jan
3-64
99.23
99.25
2-64
99.24
99.26
1-64
99.25
7-
8-
wi
9-
4-
1-63
5-
4-64
99.29
6-
1-64
99.30
1-63
3-63
Bills
Bid
99.001
1963—
1963—
2,
9.
15,
1964
98.949
99.659
99.665
Jan
16,
15,
Jan
23,
Oct
17,
1963
99.592
99.599
Jan
1964
1964
Oct
24,
1963_
99.524
99.533
Feb
Oct
31,
1963
99.459
99.468
Feb
Nov
7,
1963
99.392
99.401
Feb
99.324
99.332
Feb 27,
99.256
99.265
Apr
99.178
99.186'
July 15. 1964
Aug 31, 1964—
Nov
14,
1963
Nov
:
21,
1963
Nov
29,
1963
Dec
5,
1963-
99.127
99.153
12,
1963-
99.067
30,
6,
99.025
98.974
1964
20, 1964_
98.871
98.798
98.738
98.710
98.659
98.568
98.589
98.492
98.514
98.424
98.442
98.352
L
98.729
98.629
98.366
98.279
98.294
97.800
1964
13,
15,
Ask
98.720
l
1964
99.617
99.31
9R.780
1964
9^.bJ •)
99.27
100
98.854
1964
1963
1963
Ask
23-
1963_
97.814
—
1
—
1964————,
1964
—:
99.089
:
—
-
991/u
1013/a
:
121
123
•No
127
130
New
ww
Dec
1
Debentures
3-63
3,
1984
5s
99.983
1963
91.17
1-63
Ask
99.982
5,
92.17
91.13
6-
3.30s
2-63
93.22
5-
3 25s
1-63
99.11
,99.22
——-—
Dated
Rate
99.31
10,
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
■
Ask
100
3-63
94.24
99.20
1,1968
Oct
Oct
Dec
118
Apr
94.20
92.13
1, 1967
l'As
100.24
93.18
Aug 15, 1967
101.15
95.18
100.22
99.9
1, 1967—
Oct
Ask
J 00
ww.
15, 1967
United States Treasury
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
100 %
4%s.
& Gas
Feb
al5.67
100
5s
Oct
10-
all.44
1988
l'As
Oct
99.24
95.14
1, 1966-
l'As
99.22
99.22
—
15, 1966—————
1,1966
3%s
96.24
99.20
15,1966
98.11
97.18
101.21
96.20
Aug
9-
2-63
97.14
——
4s
•
Ask
100.6
100.19
1, 1965
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
a93.85
Inc
98.9
15, 1964
al2.00
.
Calif
1988
l'As Apr
3%s
7.13
Southern
1041/4
Feb
3%s
99.27
15, 1963
Oct
Itid
—
1964
3%s Nov 15,
100
(Continued)
Notes
3'As
—
4%s
Pictures
100.12
and Notes
32nds of a point
Maturity—
Ask
Treasurv
3'As May 15,
a24.05
Gas
98.16
103.24
99.28
1978-73
Feb 20,
100.24
102.24
20. 1974
103.24
96.16
99.24
97.16
15. 1972
Feb
102.8
95.16
1, 1971
4'As
97
106.16
101.24
15, 1972-1967
37/os
106.16
105.16
1, 1970-1967
102.16
100.12
103.16
96
3'As
101.24
101.16
102
105.16
Apr
1, 1970
5 VoS July 20, 1970
100.16
98.16
100.12
101
i
July 15, 1969
5'/us
103.16
99.16
101
102.16
20, 1969
102
15.79
103
1977
4%s_-r
100.16
1968
20,
Mar
bt»
Certificate of Indebtedness—
15, 1964
Fund
Fund
Serv El
1976
4%s
99.28
Mar 20, 1968
June
4%S
point represent one or more
Bid
Maturity—
4%s Nov
Petroleum
5 Vis
107
4'As
15.12
Bid
conv
4Vis
4s
101.6
4s
98
100.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Aug
Southern
El Paso
lUu.4
100.24
99
2, 1966
May
July 20. 1966
May 22, 1967
14.53
Bonds
Public
100
4'As
„
100.16
-
10, 1970
4%s Sep
5'/as Feb
3'As
100.6
J.UU
10, 1970
4'/as Sep
4'/oS Aug
3% s
100
13.99
Fund
Minn-Honeywell
Chicago Union Station 45/ss_1988
3%s Aug 20, 1964—
100.4
100.2
;
10,1969
Apr
100.16
100.2
4s
12,1966—
4%S
99.31
100.14
100
99.22
10, 1964
jun
99.29
99.17
Natl Mortgage Assn—
4s
Bonds—
99.24
—
—:L
15, 1965
May
;
Bank
Land
1 'As
Centennial Fund Inc_
Westminster
Tel & Tel
99%
99.31
3'/4s
15,
3%s Feb 3, 1964
Federal
4%s Nov
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
1982
99.29
99.29
99.23
16, 1964—
1964
Apr
Bid
4'As
1963
99.21
3.30s
5s
Capital Exchange
Capital
16.74
Corp
100
9y.isb
11.84
Fund-.
Federal
23.57
Carrier
Ask
99.30
99.27
99.27
1
Fund
18%
Bid
99.25
8.96
Inc
Street
Diversification
12%
40 'A
17
1963
1,
99.23
8.20
Fund
Congress Street
14.74
36.85
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
99%
Oct
Dec 2,
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
31/4S Feb 17, 1964
Fund—10c
Inc
Fund
11%
Cooperatives—
3.15s
3.20s
99.26
16.16
—
Ind
Fund
Centennial
B-2
104
for
Banks
100
1
Inc
Growth
24%
37%
2
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
14.83
Swap Funds—
Ohio
1999
of N Y_2
Life Insur—1
3.40s Mar
l%s
11.26
25.98
1994
97%
10.83
20.97
24.90
43/aS
93
Annuity
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
Wisconsin
1
4%s
Ins Co in City
Variable
Westchester Fire
-1
Fund
Whitehall
13.09
(Investment Bonds)—
American
U S Life
61%
29%
99.24
1 'As
Inc
Fund
Wellington
11.99
al3 97
Bid
36 Va
3'/as
Investing Corp
Investors
Bonds
33%
99.31
10.91
Washington Mutual
5.23
B-i
Recent
76%
13.38
12.08
Keystone Custodian Funds-^-
B-3
10.16
Special Situations
Empire
Mutual Fund
(The)
Johnston
73%
S
16, 1963
3.30s Sep
17.60
Inc—
Inc——
Fund
Investors
11.75
19.39
10.53
7.12
6.11
13.49
36.13
90 Va
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
U S Fire Insurance
3
U
Ins
1 'As
10.74
Winfield
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors Stock Fund..
68%
85
200
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.99
Value
Fund
10%
58%
36 %
18%
28%
22%
27%
2
26%
68
105 %
14.10
—1
Fund
2.64
Investors
Int'l Resources Fund
11.34
Fund—1
Fund
3.83
Institutional
Growth
19 Va
18
17%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a peine
4 V4S
Vanguard Fund Inc
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund..
10.38
Inc—
10%
64%
101'
65 %
Co
Life Ins
5
Loan Banks
4%s Apr
7.66
1641/2
5
Co
Ins
of
Co
Co-—2
3%s Mar 11, 1968
13.52
9.69
9.83
7.32
1
Acc_l
&
Corp
Insurance
Federal Home
4'/as
18.76
1
Fund
Investors.
Income
Life
Ins
10, 1965
Television-Electronics
9.16
Life
Insurance
11, 1964
Value
Investors
Central
Life
3%S Dec
Fund—1
8.38
of
Kentucky
4%s
1
158%
(Ala)_l
*
38%
9%
9%
192
5
(Tex)—*
35
1.25
105
181
America—2.50
Insurance
Bankers
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Ins
3%s Mar 10, 1966
—.—1
8%
9%
3
(Texas)
Serviceslife
16.70
Inc_.
*
108
206%
11%
Travelers
United
43.75
Fund
82 %
23%
15.25
Fund—
>
113%
41.00
10.72
5.75
•
109
Standard Life
—1
15.09
1
Inc
9.57
Life
Coast
Ins
Investment Corp—*
& Farnham
Investors-—
Street
Balanced
"8.84
South
Ins
Security
Ins__50c
Buffalo
11, 1964
8.85
64%
.
12, 1963
1
69%
(New
Security Life & Trust Co
Surety
Security
Union
4'/as Nov
Boston—1
Seaboard
83
65%
61%
5
25%
49
79
United
3%s
9.78
5.26
5.13
24%
15%
16.19
Trust of
of ^mer
Co
46%
5
Liberty
Ins
37%
12.28
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
a23.17
100
Life
Seaboard
United
Federal
13.78
Inc..1
1
5
Marine
&
14%
10.99
Southwestern Investors Inc
Stock
71%
Fire
22 Va
14.85
Sovereign
7.62
54%
68%
Paul
34%
11.24
8.64
7.74
51
St
_2
10.16
2.96
6.95
8%
—5
Life
of
&
Shares—1.25
11.24
7.12
65'A
1
5
Haven)—10
236
Accident-—1
Co
Life
al0.73
7.95
x8.13
3.52
x2.41
Trust
Ins
Co—
Industry Inc—1
Amer
Shareholders
State
61%
71%
68%
226
(D C)_1.50
Co
Mid-Cont
3%s Sep
Inc
10.26
2.69
17 %
6.25
;
1
American
in
78
16
(N Y)
3%s June 15, 1964
3%s Oct 15, 1964
Clark—
&
Stock Fund
Common
United
Boston
,
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
7.51
33
74
148
4.69
———1
for
Fund
Fund
8.07
30%
37%
140
79%
16.27
Inc
Putnam
2.59
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
Reserve Insurance Co
3.50
685
353/a
(DC)—4
Kennesaw Life & Accident
Growth Stock
Inc———-———-1
6.83
650
Springfield Insurance common.2
$6.50 preferred
10
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY)—2
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
;—8
(T Rowe)
Scudder
24'/»
10
104
61%
—50c
Putnam
2.21
22
70
Lawyers Title
18.34
6.76
Reinsurance
53%
Lamar
16.96
6.19
Quaker
81%
66%
Life
33%
Pyramid
17%
50%
9.27
Fund
31
Life Ins Co (N C)— 5
City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Corp
(NY)
2
78%
16%
77
Southwestern Life Ins Co
11.89
1
_1
1
lc
Imperial Fund Inc.™
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Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Co
6.35
al7.54
32
74 %
1.25
(S F)
Insurance
11%
68
30 Va
1
57%
Illinois
10%
63%
10
5
Co
Ins
1
72%
(Birm)——5
Ins
Life
19'A
13.17
Provident
r
—4
Owners Life
Home
Protective
67
8.46
Puritan
4.81
Providence-Washington
18
11.78
Pine Street Fund Inc
10.50
89%
80
64
12.02
9.69
9.71
Pioneer
75%
3
*
10.20
X4.39
26%.
85
Corp
1
Inc
Fund
11.39
15.60
24%
Co
Insurance
Southland Life Ins
Philadelphia
9.38
Inc
—
Investment
5.84
the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Fund
1
of NY
5
Jefferson
Price
135%
-4-10
14.74
Pioneer
128
Insurance
17.72
5.56
77'%
4%
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY—2
16.21
Fund
9.35
1
Shares
Investment
13.75
62%
4Va
Hanover
13.49
5.09
1
:
Institutional
12.58
1
38%
(Jacksonville Fla>_2%
Life
68
: 36
i* 58
127%
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
&
64
3%
N Y_10
of
122
al8.43
Inc
Amer—2
Co
Co
56%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Shares
Insurance
Co
Indemnity
Pacific
,
%
53%
9.74
Chemistry
Life
Pacific
39%
5
5
Greatamerica
Home
Old
21
37%
73
12.63
1
Ins
72 %
156
51
19
67
9.64
Trust
Line
173 %
68
Life
v
30%
47%
3.33%
2.50
—5
11.68
Investors
Natl
28%
—2.50
Insurance-
53 %
Peerless
al5.69
———_1
P
Northwestern
49%
Cas—1
&
River—
%
35%
Peoples Life Ins Co (WaSh DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
Phoenix Insurance Co
10
Employ Life Ins
Gulf
71%
168
Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
1
__10c
10c
Incorporated
Incorporated
Insurance
American
Northeastern
8%
18
33%
63%
Employees Insur
8.02
North
39%
=:
81 %
Falls—
7.34
Life
30'/a
150
10
8.21
American
32%
17
5
5
Co_
49.'.
7%
2.50
58
General Reinsurance Corp
X6.04
Ins
Fire
29%
46%
,
Ins__40c
Life
13%
115'%
28%
5
Fire
68
—2
1
Union
Western
11%
111
1
78%
Insurance
1
1
Ins——5
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—1
126%
2
Co—
(DC)
Eastern Life Ins Co
Gov't
National
National
37%
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Life
120
(NJ> —1.25
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Franklin
&
30%
-5
Forster Inc
&
1
Inc—
of
Crum
Oppenheimer
a23.14
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Fund
Casualty
Insurance
One William Street Fund
15.59
North
Co
Accident
78'%
126%
Line Ins AA com
28
NY—2
of
(Ga)_1.25
America—1
of
Continental
5.39
14.43
York
Assurance
3.88
13.98
New
Continental Amer Life Ins —10
4.99
Fd
Guardian Mutual Fund
Income
Co
Continental
Interstate
12.94
16%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
Intl
Over
14%
Georgia
Electronics
Penn
"A"„2
,
78%
74
Hampshire Insurance-
(NY)
Insur Co
Ins
9.91
19.85
New
Glens
X10.42
/Trust.
H-C7
Life
Combined
3.54
Inv
H-DA
Citizens
10.27
18.26
42%
Co
Casualty
9.37
Securities—
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares
lc
Series
Citizens
9.04
Group
Series
Insurance
Fund Inc——
Nucleonics
11.61
Nationwide Corp class A
5
30%.'
44%
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Northeast
10.62
65
28%
4.66
Western
62.70
1
6.74
England Fund
11.86
78
1
Life
4.26
New Horizons R
62.07
2
Ins
Life
Standard
Life
72
121
(Ark)
Nat'l
61 %
82%
70%
Nat'l Old
(N J)
Natl Life Ins
Security
National Investors Life
70%
6.17
Stock
52%
10
67%-
-1
Series
121 %
50%
—5
(Bait)
57
5
Shippers
23%
117%
10
Life
10
Re-insurance
l—l
Series—
Growth
21.66
Ins
American
11.93
Preferred Stock Series
6.82
Nat
Amer
21%
182%
1'
National Fire
,
38 Va
38%
143
5
Co
8%
18
Companies Inc_l
(Galveston)
1
Corp——_1
Series—
—1
Income
Ins
7%
16%
Life
Firemen's Fund
Series
Life
American
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
Series—
Dividend
Manhattan
Monument
17.29**
13.04
177
/ 22 *
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
25.16
Securities
20%
5
Insur
81
-
137%
1
Ins
Life
14%
15%
1
15.99
Investors
Life
16%
Federal
3.00
Liberty
National
36
Madison Life Insurance Co
Maryland
Fla)__
23.26
National
108
Ins—
Securities Co Inc-1
25c
Investors.
Funds
16.97
2.94
Stein Roe
Hamilton
7.53
10.30
al5.52
Bond
9.52
19.86
20c
Industrial
Industry
6.87
9.40
1
Wide
% 104
Lincoln
Lincoln
53%
Criterion
1
Stock
Co Inc.l
Inc.lc
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund.
_*
Foursquare Fund
1
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond
Series..
___,_lc
Utilities
Series
lc
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fund
of America Inc.
.1
Growth
26.08
1
Fund
Shares
67%
13
Peoples Securities Corp
Fund
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc..
Investors
16.93
5.00
19.50
1
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth
General
15.49
10.93
13.21
Fund
Fundamental
;, 9.36
9.96
National
.
10.46
8.76
—
Mutual
X8.56
4.62
Investment
63
49
Beneficial
15.70
Trust
.
25%
27%
22
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Assurance—2.50
(Jacksonville
Coastal States Life Ins
1
1
Shares Corp
23%
25%
20%
Ask
77%
34%
American Income Life Ins Co—1
American Honie
Bankers
al6.08
Funds-
...
Life
39%
Bid
2
Penna—5
of
Co
Assurance
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Bankers
a30.31
11.53
Series:
Co_1.50
Insur
Heritage
Bankers &
Inc—_1
Co
Balanced i..Series
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
1
,10
Fiduciary
Financial
7.92
Investing Foundation—1
Found Growth—1
Nation
tfoward—
&
Balanced
&
Mutual
10.19
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
20.48
7.26
:l
25c
Invest Fund Inc„1
Theory
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Mutual
10.98
10.40
1
Inc.l
Investment Fund
1
Diversified
Dividend Shares
18.74
23.86
Fund
Mutual
ID. 05
Fund Inc
Income
12.47
Invest
Mutual
Mutual
Growth Stock Fund
Diver
11.41
interest—1
of beneficial
Units
Medical
12.13
l
—
7.26
17.62
Fund—
Life
13.20
Inc
1
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual
Fund
Delaware
7.28
6.63
int—33'Ac
beneficial
of
16.88
—
Western Investment
Income Fund
6.64
16.75
American General
American
Insur_l'
/
36
"
Trust
Investors
6.83
Trust Fund—
Diversified
4.80
15.89
1.78
12.05
1.66
!—
4.39
1.66
15.43
50c
Series B
American Founders Life
shares—lc
shares
12.20
——
Corporate Leaders
17.07
Mass
Massachusetts
Fund—1
14.92
1.99
Massachusetts
Life
24.44
Special Investment shares—lc
Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc—
1
17.91
173 Vi
15.64
xl.82
Industries
168
13.67
Funds—
General
8.51
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
5
Insurance
X22.31
14.69
PaF
116%
5.92
'
Companies
Ask
ill
10.09
Boston
17.89
16.55
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Dow
7.79
Life
Bid
3.50
9.24
15.32
16.37
Indt Tr
Income
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Managed
11.16
Ltd—1*
Fund
International
Loomis
Aetna
& Surety
5.42
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
15.94
i
11.08
Casualty
Agricultural Insurance Co
10 *
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
American Equitable Assur___2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
1
Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
10.80
-13.97
xlO.15
Lexington Income Trust
Life Insurance Investors
5.37
9.88,
14.74,
-
1
Inc
Delaware
13.38
Par
Ask
Aetna
1
Lazard Fund Inc
12.20
12.24
^1
Fund—1
Growth
Knickerbocker
4.70
11.22
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Crown
1.74
1.68
Commonwealth
Fund
10.61
•:
■'
D
Plan C &
6.90
9.71
1
Canadian International Growth.
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century Shares
Trust.
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Chemical Fund Inc
25c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Fund
4.59
6.38
Canada
i
9.15
al8.25
1
Fund Inc
General Fund—
i(1954) Ltd—
Canadian Fund Inc
California
Knickerbocker Fund
10.24
7.59
8.46
50c
1
Investing
Street
Broad
6.47
9.42
6.89
1
Fund Inc——
Boston
5.22
5.95
2.59
Bid
Par
Funds—,
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
Cont.
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
——1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
2.37
Fund Inc—1
1
Ridge Mutual
Mutual
Ask
: ■ (Quotations for Friday, August 30)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
'
Monday, September 2, 1963
,
-
National and Eastern List of
De
t
(902)
*
par
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
9^.893
;
96.919
96.390
—
96.410
-
ISSUES
the
b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Number 6295
198
Volume
.
.
.
(903)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Week
feank
indicate that for the week
of
be
center there is
Our comparative sum¬
Friday of 8.8%.
gain for the week ending
a
At this
for the same week in 1962.
August 24
Inc.
*
1960
1961
or
1,348,505
+
7.4
+ 11.5
1,588,802
5,095,525
Philadelphia,
1,168,000,000
;
1,108,000,000
>
3,743,325
.
Wilkes-Barre
...
York
i-'-uV ■■■..• 7,735,941
v.':
7
(a)
■]•■
5.4
+
7,151,058
Scranton
9~4
+
2,685,787
6,908,571
Reading
.
+ 39.4
6,482,160
+
19~3
9.6
25,233,159
2.1
11,735,730
5.6
1,105,225,639
,
14,092,231
1,239,695,416
1,174,457,177
+
27,497,993
-
5,311,197 V
,
■■:+
13,800,054
—
5,937,408
23,145,500
6,062,494
„
.
■
5,950,251
4,553,902
6,646,083
(a)
30,140,022
cities)
1,043,000,000
4,891,267
(a)
New
(9
4,244,172
...
3.4
—
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
1,350,948
2,176,571t
4,259,451'
990,000,000
711,482
(a)
5,573,827
;
1,404,747?
1,112,450
2,103,918
(a)
Lancaster
i
$
Dec. %
1,447,703
Chester
Total
mary
$
2,345,973
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals
Ended
1962
Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
clearings will
it is possible to obatin weekly
$30,335,735,151 against $27,808,417,649
at
Third Federal Reserve District-
chief cities
ended Saturday, Aug. 31, clearings for all
the corresponding week last year.
above those of
9.1%
stand
States for which
United
the
1963
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the
liminary figures compiled by us
of the country,
-
Pre¬
show an increase compared with a year ago.
clearings this week will
cities
BANK CLEARINGS
OP
COURSE
THE
47
10,960,385
*1,055,050,360)
for this week follows:
^
Boston
7.9
+
17.0
+.
9.0
633,407,922
84,275,800
92,363,200
8.8
70,226,100
17,703,177
14,930.390
+.18.6
13,775,256
458,715,240
12,504,412
+
10.2
12,303,411
440.856,107
+
4.1
414,541,599
1,725,136,520
1,591,857,681
+
8.4
1,454,713,590
+
6.1
Columbus
+
9.2
Mansfield
763,654,816
+
4,8
Youngstown
480,978,528.
373,700,000
857,419,625
Pittsburgh
441,207,021
446,745,471
Cleveland
680,290,590
596,156,350
+
371,748,737
362,813,356
+
-
-
__
Francisco
+12.3
-
-_
Total
_______
cities)
(7
Ten
cities,
five
Other
cities,
1.3
Total
;
All
days
cities,
all
one
all
cities
South
f
•
12,252,290.'
391,233,617
1,348.423,351*
+
6.3
+
10.2
23,116,000
4,632,291
15,732,000
+
4.5
262,620,758
249,968,303
4,984,670
8,238,547.
11,284,780
9,752,203
15.7
9,111,752
436,565,687
+
4.8
399,989,354
331,452.375
178,505,272
153,819,168
+
16.1
144,804,276
118,894,625
958,566,300
cities)
(6
+
24,603,000
265,687,388
6,395,248
457,541,166
Carolina—Charieston______L
Total
6,018,995
27,117,000
.
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
+ 8.9
$30,335,735,151 $27,808,417,649
day
Total
+ 8.0
$29,173,439,604 $26,777,437,063
1,162,295,547
1,030,980,586
days
five
cities,
13,519.754
.
277,722,834
f
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
2.5
+12.8.
5,154,902,930
5,8jl5,477,735
;
15,335,275
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
$23,357,961,869 $21,622,534,133
five days
-
568,173,257:
67,573,200
U-1
Richmond
:■■■*■
—
12,983,435
I
1-5
—
Baltimore
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.9
+
495,069,236.:
..^.-.1———
City
11,606.384
284,064.849
295,915,848
684.872,716
1,202,234,125
1,020,000,000
419,600,000
870,688,417
San
,+
333,635,730
746,578,241
800,020,240
—
Louis
St.
12,695,126
390,388,916
Cleveland
+
1,274,900,511
1,114,000,000
-
Philadelphia
Kansas
13,699,890
Cincinnati
8.8
$16,890,437,117 $15,518,831,862
-™
Chicago
Ohio—Canton
%
1962
1963
York
New
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
-
Week Ended Aug. 31—
896,446,441
+
6.9
844,626,810
728,918,141
+
+12.7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
for
week
9.1;
-39,554,273
+ 11.5
34,743,889
32.690 701
223,800,063
199,762,429
+ 12.0
160,279,227
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
569,800,000
512,700,000
+ 11.1
478,100,000
168,115 450
432,100 000
8,211,608
6,442,887
.'+ 12.3
+ 21.2
6,369,085
Florida—Jacksonville
323,350,744
279,319,178
+ 15.8
254,001,328
5,835 406
248,447 045
Alabama—Birmingham
330,361,975
363,514,068
9.1
301,953,627
276,803 877
19,113,926
17.436,562
9.6
15,568,983
889,113
315,667,000
787,192
+ 12.9
658,838
558 987
284,523,000
+ 10.9
260,200,000
249,454 487
7.7
1,518,401,419
1,436,492,906
44,091,972
Tennessee—Knoxville :
Nashville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing
our
issue of next week.
Saturday
and
Saturday
the
figures
are
not
will appear in
inasmuch as the week ends
We cannot furnish them today,
available
at
time of going to press.
estimated.
the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we
are
For that week there was an increase of 10.0%; the
Aug. 24.
week in
same
this center showing an
at
Federal Reserve Districts
the New York Reserve District the totals show an
ton Reserve District of 8.8%, and
the
Mississippi—Vicksburg
are
Total
District by 6.9%, and
serve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
"
Indiana—Fort
a
improvement of 11.5%; in the Bos¬
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 7.7%.
following
we
Haute
Terre
The Chicago
Moines
OF BANK
Chicago
Week
Ended
Boston
2nd
Aug.
York
New
9
17,641,386,050
"
997,494,537
$
15,817,400,648
8.8
933,551,285
+ 11.5
13,979,081,634
+
3rd
Philadelphia
9
44
1.239,695,416
1,174,457,177
+
5.6
I960
Cleveland
7
"
1,725,136.520
1,591.857,681
+
8.4
Richmond
6
"
958,566,300
896,446,441
+
6.9
844,626,810
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,844,107,826
1,712,251,197
+
7.7
1,518,401,419
7th
Chicago
17
44
1.886,225,o82
1,742,122,624
+
8.3
1,672,520,315
Louis
745,946,469'
4
44
922,933,443
839,277,019
+ 10.0
7
44
878,016,774
809.662,377
+
8.4
788,249,932
10th
Kansas
9
44
762,096,945
795,227,744
—
4.2
729.647,716
11th
Dallas
?
6
44
844.819.083
727,682,419
+ 16.1
12th
662,380,982
San
Francisco
10
44
1,885,143,044
1.685,535,943
+ 11.8
1,522,719,766
31.673.725,193
28,789,415,807
+ 10.0
25,957,065,557
Total
13,426,060,237
+
8.3
12,387,566,561
106 cities
City
add
now
our
detailed
statement
ended
August
24
for
four
(4
Clearings at—
,
1962
1963
St.
Maine—Bangor
Portland
4,255,440
—
11,782,38^?
»
12,056,988
13,694,452
:
+ 18.7
6.1
12,662,160
+ 32.9
7,307,902
7,686,920+
+
13,301,225.
429,700,000
+
7.6
226,358,208
+ 12.0
385,100,000
195,139,679
371,700,000)
183,152,951+
179,699,938
+ 13.2
162,904,724
145,436,158 +
0.8
2,802,066
2,742,922)
839,277,019
+ 10.0
745,946,469
703,032,0311,
9,213,267
7,844.899
+ 17.4
7,973,216
6,935,349;
553,602,197
+
10.9
542,475,320
483,817,613;
217,601,345
9,579,430
211,684,705
11,105,941
+
2.8
199,780,469
175,365,189?
—13.7
4,704,831
6,518,303
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
3,924,755
+ 19.9
11,385,363
4,090,079
9.0
6,408,556
3,518,873
+
10,992,953
3,743.746
6,300,913.
Total
15,520,129
+
7.5
16,136,929
14,341,412
878,016,774
cities)
(7
5,979.751
+
16,679,031
809,662,377
+
8.4
788,249,932
701,497,175
—
6.0
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Hastings.
1,026,595
!
,
i
+;
___.
1960
$
4,023,672
1,021,989
12,202,721
198,628,669
13,564,612
32,157,706
516,073,443
13,129,976
7,356,283
214,789,030
20,328,015
.34,960,162
Missouri—Kansas
St.
1,092,345
977,191
9,474,069
-
Wichita
5 4,254,530
Louis—
462,500,000
253,563,159
203,324,275
3,546,009
Paul
Kansas—Topeka
$
0.2
7,230,446
1,210,594.484-,
7,327,Old
1,206,072,614
6,765,430
17,052,210
District—Minneapolis-
City
■■>:
Joseph
L
Colorado—Colorado Springs
4,244,953
__
1,525,596
6.9
7.1
—
1.64Q,673,71flf
Helena
589,740,625
1961
Dec.%
1,368.289
0.1
+
+
1,746,805
1,672,520,315
Montana—Billings
August 24
Inc. or
"
„
18,029,594
1,242,721,826
922,933,443
South
1,391,549,360
-
rj
48,102,276-
613,720,567
Omaha
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
52,177,809 1
19,738,217
3.1
8.3
cities)
North
701,497,175
683,537,240
years:
Ended
7,825,7555
+ 18.8
—
+
Minneapolis
showing the figures for each city for the
Week
7,801,468)
1,742,122,624
—
Lincoln
week
+ 15.2
10,922,789
Nebraska—Fremont
We
4,494,4041
175,701,924 V
182,305,r490*i
1,886,225,582
Louis
Ninth Federal Reserve
11,528,046.497
Total
Outside New York
: .1
—
Minnesota—Duluth
24,139,002,526_
14,536,844,876
City
>8,307,381
2.7
+
,
3,938,557
+ 15.7
.__
(17 cities)
Illinois—Quincy
1,640,673,716
703,032,031
Minneapolis
9th
4,034,585
9.8
+
8,216,594
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,055,050.360
1,348,423,351
728,918,141
1,436,492,906
1,454,713,590
5th
$
853.474.179
13,006,613.442
1,105,225,639
4th
8th St.
15,264,797
94,937,000
8,529,274
194,699,456
14,313,874
14,526,991
-
Springfield
1961
Dec. %
1,085,598,210
12 cities
21.0
+ 20.6
11,561.874
Districts:
Inc. or
$
$
24—
_
+
11,583,626*)
13,001,141)
80,752,000)
8,238,889.)
21,824,935
Rockford
Missouri—St.
1st
14,360,657
16,434,869
Decatur
i
2,404,616:j
18,419,102)
28.6
104,556,000
„
Peoria
3,639,364
18,441,770
+
21,146,078
1,745,775
1,329,021,795
-
CLEARINGS
1962
1963
Total
^
cities)
(9
•
458,811,023
12,872,211
8,858,649
795,227,744
762,096,945
999 612
1,051,362
4.4
8,992,688
8.1
+ 49.9
179,305,475
11,845,104
8.7
31.864,005
—11.1
476,910,662
2.0
'11,742,549
882 835 V
*900,000
—22.4
—
+
+
—
7,525 182/
-
169,139 240.
9,731, 690
26,379, 510r
451,182, 350
11,085, 581
4
7,035,871-
6,611, 222
4.2
729,647,716
683,537,240
+ 26.9
13,984,891
584,967,505
40,327,237
516,836,534
+
20.4
i
—
7,672,143
9,795,223
9,351,226
+
4.7
8,969,281
877,125,193
812,085,872
+
8.0
761,119,068
4,056,472
3,824,517
+
6.1
4,044,027
2,118,917
1,306,325
+62.2
1,830.65.6
1,671,475
5,701,164
4,147,574
+37.5
3,911,936
3,845,345
Springfield
23,650,012
20,924,378
+ 13.0
18.259,071
13,142,416
Galveston
Worcester
17,412,904
15,815,563
+10.1
14.620.604
13,778.919
Wichita
65,433,774
55,727,214
+17.4
50,957,422
44,527,352
Haven_____i.___
24.560,296
24,995,282
1.7
23.582,354
23,204,757
Island—Providence
46,992,100
41,041,500
+14.5
37,777,000
34,663,000
__
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
Lowell
New
Bedford
______
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
4,507,202
4,019,646
1,085,598,210
cities)
997,494,537
—
....
699,351,196
.•
Eleventh Federal Reserve
3,629,p98
+12.1
4.225,336
933,551,285
District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
-
Dallas
Worth
Fort
V.
853,474,179
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
Elmira
New
!____
*
_.
Jersey—Newark
Total
+11.3
143,258,705
133,138,947
2,696,683
News
(9
.
4,030,891
+ 14.9
15,363,355,570
+11.5
48,905,344
cities)
31,681.637
,
75,145.901
*
3,598,105
12,610,956,029
>
:95,380,472
17,641,386.050
**
.
47,933,167 '
28,715,042
63,439,521
4.0
84,418,735
82,784,563
+ 11.5
13,979,081,634
13,006,613,442
0.5
'+
1.1
91,722,964
+
»•
16.5
5,454,000
11,052,023
40,016,905
4,980,000
Lake
'
Beach
18,067,181
.
Jose
IIIIIIIII
10,664,715
38,564,797
897,791,850
41,206,028
16.348,869
San
Total
15.184.697
'
Barbara.
-
la\
,(106
New
cities)
York
Ploorlnnrc
ia'iR4'fiQ7
1,885,143,044
(10 cities)
total
Outside
26,433,201
*
1,004,778,936
Francisco
Grand
laa'a^n'-vM
'
11,721,233
San
Santa
6,475,168
7,790,322
139.949,898
City
Pasadena
Stockton
727,682,419
351,^n'oib
California—Long
+ 19.9
5,324,803
5,645,397
3.3
12,322,546
11,209,760
+ 16.1
662,380,982
589,740.625
11.9
222,101,988
208.745,770*
+
20.3
+
23.4
5,925,032
242,456,832
5,360,818
238,653,463
104,464,591
13,389,555
1,685,535,943
31,673,725,193
28,789,415,807
25,144,273
—
74,294,325
15,817,400,648
46,296,867
67,433,763
31,831,694
-
2,566,627
3,864,260
13,569,498,996
+22.3
L_:—.___
Jersey,;—L-___™
2,849,808
+26.6
4,631,903
59,816,324
Syracuse
Northern
153,150,644
17,136,880,317
York
Rochester
New
38,688,510
3,415,002
____
Jamestown
31,109,158
170,468,992
______
+34.9
12,951,041
28H'™nooo
_
Utah—Salt
47,412,533
+
0.8
District—San Francisco
Oregon—Portland
63,965,502
+ 17.4
—
—
844,819,083
cities)
(6
Yakima
York—Albany.;
^H'nen'roo
644,969,029
45,216,936
757,000
+
Total
—
Washington—Seattle
New
17,147,163
757,338,564
44,845,973
5,542,000
iS'SJt'Si
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
3,964,806
8.8
+
,
+ 17.8
58,074,512
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
SUMMARY
15,836, 306
+ 22.3
69,001,207
-
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
District of 11.8%.
by Federal Reserve
a summary
6,650 647
12,981,975
:;
9,566,787
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Re¬
gain of 8.3%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
furnish
+
;;
6,526,442
3,450,597
19,889,189
126,026,000
12,698,861
4,669,782
199,859,050
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Total
In the
—
Wayne
South Bend
In
5.6%.
larger by 8.4%; in the Richmond
increase of 16.1%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
an
1,712,251,197
+
,
20,529,329
4.220,777
24,178,458
16,697,057
Indianapolis
10.0%, and
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.4%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals record a decrease of 4.2%, but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals register
enjoys
1,844,107,826.
cities)
(10
—
i
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
$28,789,415,807 in the
Des
Reserve District
Orleans
Louisiana—New
gain of 8.3%; the bank
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
Reserve District the totals
Cleveland
Mobile
clearings
increase of 11.5%.
We group the cities according to the
in which they are located and from this we note that in
Outside of this city there was a
1962.
■
aggregate clearings for
country having amounted to $31,673,725,193 against
the whole
■V
7,810,725
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be
In
j 9,222,308
City--.
nnorotinnc
—
14,536,844,876
"HispnnlinilPH
13,426,060,237
^Estimated.
2.2
119,157,048
—31.6
25,403,216
25,785,687
9.9
+ 11.9
12,652,947
825,891,423
729,539,930
6.4
41,494,909
12,578,501
+
+
—
14,338,093
40,046,064
9,485.814
+
2.9
+
7.7
15,057,870
+
11.8
1,522,719,766
+
10.0
25,957,065,557
24,139,002,520
+
8.3
12,387,566,561
11,528,046.497
15,129,128
1,391,549,360:
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(904)
48
Fund Notices
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
the requirements of Section 522.of
to
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
AUGUST 23, 1963, TO AUGUST 23, *1963. INCLUSIVE
''
'Ye', Y...:
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
,
■
■
'
■
'
Monday
■
,
Tuesday
*■>"''>
Y.00745150
'
Ceylon;'
rupee
—.j————
'.'...144756 ++'■•:»■
Y310566
.310566
••'V;,'.v204050 v.,.,"'-r.
_—Y—Y--f-
Japan, yen
Y Mexico, peso
Norway, -krone
114,276983
•'2.770693
V—YV—
;l39787
Y
,
.276856
'±770742 Y;"
1;
"•.0166645
—4
i
—
.
..
Republic of South Africa, rand—
.231653
2.798520
2.798400
Consolidated Statement of Condition
purchasing
Their loans for
(In miliions of dollars)
'
■
.
; > \Y Y
•
-'
j:
decreased
'
Increase ( +
)
and
carrying "other" securities
or
Decrease (—•) Since
certificate
Gold
1963
>">•;.
account
1,317
V-
■
5
increased
$13
'S'; '.;•
15,291
:5
(*447)
'"359
-11
advances^j.—■>'■•>'.■ •'
338
282
CashDiscounts
and
outright_k-:>.__
Acceptances—bought
S, Government securities:
+
37
.
526
—
—
+
35
>-
3
•■;+'*: 112
.'■Y
Y,
■
.
Notes
V-—_VV
'Bonds
4,438
•
,.%;>•
outright——-
bought
Total
•
+
25
-53
Y
.
t 32.183
+
•
under
repurchase
■'++;
agreement
Y.Y"'/
+ V 190
+
50
■+
—•
54
U.
Total
loans
Govt,
S.
+'
.516
■■
-
.
140
;
'
vY-Y-
1963
■'
Cash
items
in
4,780
collection (1,144)
of
process
—>' 731"
""
+
1963
■
premises
Other
assets
1—-V
''
V
,
.Yy.—Y:
■
..
Total
———_
,
'"'
■
.
-l"
■•
102
•
"Y
301
—
20
chasing
U.
7
V—— (1,591)
assets,.
,.;+;':
■•:;''' 288
.
5
—
■,
53,432
+1,815
847
—
other
-r
■
C
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
Deposits:,
bank
U.
%
S.
147
4,Total
Deferred
Other
525
•67
,'''
5
■■22
188
:
10
...Loans
■
iiabs.
and
cash
(1,144)
387
U.
(1,591)
Capital
paid
3,648
429
238
1
10
"Y
>
>
863
+1,735
51,907
„
capital
1
105
■
,
Ratio
of
liabs.
gold
deposit
capital
certificate
and
combined
&
F.
R.
847
+
to
Other
for
purch.
Figures
foreign
the
3.480
'.+
1
14,526
—
0.2%-
—2.1%
*+
eliminations
made
in
56
3,493
-
468
—
1,499
—
825
3,876
—
319
+
1,736
1,006
+
614
+■
3,897
—
437
+
—
18.851
+
181
12,624
Y
————,
banks
4.
658
V
2
1,689
*
120
..+
*
"114
2,926
——
*
"
+
247
275
+
659
168.556
1,553
+
11,029
60,828
—'
421
the
consoli¬
-'Y
Peabody
'
deposits—total S—
1,407
+
—
89,657
—
political' subdivisions—
—
—i.
4,616
4,558
;
•.
—*
:
64.297
partnerships & corporations
and
Government
S.
+
,
1,750
1,610
+
46
—
V
'770 i
81
855
savings
402
.
501
.^_
+
'
institutions,
Govts., " official
and
banks
+
27
1.114
.'
'+,
4
+
,
138
56,142
+
215
+
8.554
36.887
'+
37
+
3,513
12.069
deposits—total 1!
savings
27
602
etc.
Other
time
+
193
+,
3.715
+
1
+
1
of
the
deposits-——
and" political
States
3,832
subdivisions—
interbank
Dom°stic
banks
Federal
Reserve
,
member
System in leading
Foreign:
Govts.',
the
following
principal
changes
for
the
week
Aug.
21:
An
increase
adjusted, decreases of $161
of
$185
million
in
loans*
million in holdings of U/S.
'
+
*
posits adjusted,
and
million in demand de¬
increases of $770
From
Other
4+4%
Tennessee
F.
R.
institutions,
38
16
108
banks
•+
4
+
731
Banks—
10
—
and
savings deposits.
others
1
5,817
+
mtge.
Trans-Canada
or
carrying
Oct
1
—Sep
1
due
1970—
1.
Jan.
1,
1986
5)4%
*
573
Co.—
Gas
Oct
1
Sep
1
817
f. debs, due Sept. 1, 1982„Sep
1
574
1981
4—
—-
Co.—
due Sept.
s.
1970
1,
Co.—
1
——Oct
due 1966
Corp.—
pipe
pipe
.
'
Sep
Oct
1
—V—Oct
519
1
1
Lines Ltd.—
first mtge. pipe line bonds due Oct. 1, 1978
Pipe
Transcontinental
first
5%
Gas
Line
Pipe
pipe
mtge.
Corp
*
bonds
line
—
1977
due
Co.—
Y
bonds series "A due
Apr. 1, 1972;. 5'/2%
first mtge. & coll. trust bonds
series D due Apr.-l, 1972; 5% first mtge, & coll. trust
bonds series E due Apr.
1, 1972; 4%
first mtgei &
coll. trust bonds series B1 due Apr. 1, 1972; and 4%
Mountain
Trans
4+8% .first
Oil
Line
Pipe
mtge.
coll.V.truso
&
coll.rtrust bonds
&
mtge.
United
25
"— Exclusive
of
of loans to
valuation
domestic
14,017
—
domestic
■+
390
■'
+
+
447
2
+
679
commercial banks and after deduc¬
individual
reserves;
all demand
commercial
i? Includes
*
shown
August
series
Y
-
1,
due Apr.
C
.Oct
_•
5+4%
year
due
debs,
———-—Oct
1985—
1,
Apr.
Materials
Co.,
6+4%
Weingarten,
Inc.
5+e%
debs,
144
cumul. preferred stock——Nov
Vulcan
(J.)
1
Corp.—
Plywood
States
due
*
1978—Oct
1.,
Oct.
ENTIRE
ISSUES
CALLED
Date
Company and IssueOil
Associated
&
A
and B
1,
4%
Sep
debs,
Oct
—*
debs,
subord.
conv.
subord.
4
379
1
473
Co.—
stock
preferred
conv
>••*. '
i—
Illuminating
5'4%
Corp.
debs.
subord. conv.
1968
Electric
Page
Co.—
Dec.
serial
S4.50
Dayco
Gas
series
5+2%
Cleveland
Homestake
12
loan
items
are
certified
* time
deposits except
banks,
and
deposits
less
cash
officers'
of
U.
those of U.
items
checks
S.
in
shown
gross.
not
S. Government'and
process
shown
Government
and
Mining
Co.—
debs, due
5+8%
year
Basket
due Jan. 1,
1, 1970
1972
*
—Sep 25
Dec.
due
cumul.
$1
'
Sept.
prior
4)4%
figures
revised.
1.
Sep
1369
pfd.
474
1
*
—Sep 19
stock
of; collection.
separately.
postal
savings
cumul.
6.16%
Texas
5%
stocks
.
y
Sep 19
._j—
preferred
first
—"——Sep
StcckS—
preferred
and
S2.50
Second
—:
Y
.
6
1/
')
682
,,
Sep 24
2564
first
first
Transmission
stock
pipe line bonds
Chemical Corp.—
prior preferred stock-
616
*616
—_———Oct 16
819
.
preferred
mtge.
574
Sep-1
. 3
Corp.—
3
Sep
due- 1978——— V—Sep
Virginia-Carolina
5%
>517
;
Co.—
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
5%
debs, due June 1, 1986—
Eastern
538%
serial
*
■
Bell
year
5.50%
Light
Corp.,
preferred
Southern
29
&
■
stock
preferred
conv.
Power
cumul.
separately.
14
-
Bancorporation—
Northwest
Pacific
not
l.oans to brokers and dealers for purchasing
1
line bonds
due 1977;
line bonds
due 1977;
4+8%.
first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1978;
and
5+8%
first mtge. $ipe line bonds due 1978
mtge.
first
518
1
37
103
2.392
ACCOUNTS—.
§ Includes
Commercial and industrial loans increased $66 million.
VVYY'VYV'"
Oct
Transmission
first
5sb%
Market
1
704
j.
531
—
U. S.
deposits and $215 million in time
''Y-
1
Sep
pipe line bonds
4+8%
and
2.872
etc
liabilities—
t Includes
Government demand
—;
Co.—
&
5Va%
mtge.
'.••■'
Oct
' "Y "•
>■
due 1975—
due Sept.
due
/
•
;
Transmission
Gas
Eastern
Texas
1966V.——^.-3
1977___J
1.
debs,
debs,
Corp.
first
2+4%
681
Investment
Sperry Rand
1
16
Electric
bonds
1957—Oct
1,
772
Co.—
f. bonds
s.
capital
L
s.
Aug.
1
Electric
deb.
Southwestern
5%
dated
'
CAPITAL
tion
million in
*
.
bonds
mtge. bonds
Service
Polaroid
Government securities and $421
mtge.
583
+
-
"Borrowings:
,Y' "From
ended
572
Sep
—
.
official
Commercial
cities.,
'■
* 226
(
"
shows
1977
Oct
5)4%
General
first
4)4%
due
deposits
■
reporting
•;
1,
Co.—
March
lo
"""'Foreign:
Condition Statement of Member Banks
weekly
'
49
+
18
4— .,'11,126
Commercial
Savings
of
*
——Oct
Co.—
Gas
Railways
first
Portland
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
statement
,
interbank:
Domestic
Time
condition
'
debs, due la6o^.Y_Oct
Co. of America—
pipeline bonds due 1S80
Co.
Coal
Pittsburgh
5%
debs,
due
debs,
first
adjusted +
deposits
Commercial
!The
.f
.
344
922
5,266
—
States
-
16
dating process.
772
Pipeline
mtge
1972
U.
88
Sep 30
:—
.....
.
'
5,835
—r
Individuals,
correspondents
are
365
.
1,382
-
LIABILITIES—
liabilities
+
771
'
acceptances
parentheses
65
1,481
37
2,547
8
Mutual
in
161
'
.'
+
654
Banks—
assets—net
Demand
31.4%:
on
19*
1.465
assets/liabilities
-Demand
_1______i
liability
+
+
T7.957
securities——
Total
'
Contingent
724
2,635
years—
R,
684
+
3
19,251
years-—
with, F.
4*
13
50
—
five
35)
17,203
bf
certificates
After, five
.
+ 1.815
to
reserves
note
(1,591)
accounts
1,187
+
"
*
Total
324
3,303
—
Currency and coin_
''"Balances'with domestic
46
+
18
~
15
53,432
accounts
26
+
.
+
777
—
934
i
178
5
■
'
486
:
+
86
Y:
indebtednessTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within o»e year_A———Y—
.—Y;
Reserves
Y_;
in__.
Surplus
Other
''Y ,Y
15
Corp.—
r>'•' ;-7
due 1978 ——.———————Sep
Fuel
Natural
Public
———±-
>bills
Treasury
>" OtheiACCOUNTS—
474
—Sep
due Oct. 1,
s.)'f. debs,
4:?4%'
Gas
first
5 V2 %
7
4,241
commercial banks—
securities—total--
Government
S.
One
CAPITAL
1
1981
24e%
Corp.—
Aluminum
&
River
year
5%
Pioneer
1
etc.
loans——
loans
Treasury
351
dividends-
accrued
liabilities
Total
1972—Sep
15,
•
Sept.
due
income
mortgage
Mississippi
1,846
3,063
banks-.
foreign
to, domestic
Loans
78
items___
Sept. 1,
stock—2.——.
Ltd.—
Co.
debs,
Terminal
conv,
6,703
3.
1,6—
finance,
5+2%
+
"■' 41
——3,——
-
.
to
Other
•,y.
.
availability
.sY'Y.':.\v':V,Y. Y
Y+YY
due
Chemical Corp.—
&
preferred
E
Steel
Marsh
7
I—-—
personal
finance,
estate
.Real
125
17,522
deposits
:V
Corp.—
MyersTobacco Co.
series
13
367
securities-^—-—
securities—;
Other
16,172
*
Trucks, Inc. 5'/4%-cumul. pfd". stocks————Oct
+'
pur¬
securities-—-——————
for purchasing or carrying:
•
Sales
729
>'1.015
1
bonds due Sept
Groceterias
Loblaw
9,056
+
Loans t;p nonbank financial institutions:
1
^^«___
Foreign
;t,
■
account
Treasurer—general
Other.
,,
Y/:;Y /Y; ••'■■
•/ !
+1,838
459
reserves
*
1978>--_.Oct
due
debs,
5%
year
Cement Co.—
due Oct. 1, 1979
debs,
Liggett &
63'?
1,408
ior
cumul.
V 9,112
lt(5
35,26*
dealers
4+4%
20
loans
Other
46
30.659-
1
Lehigh Portland
Natural
carrying:
or
S.' 'Government
U.
>
^
YY.'Y-,Y,Y:--y;.
,,£.
,
Member
Y ■■
.
notes—(447)
loans—--.lY
Government securities-————
S.
Other
Federal
Ic5
-—i__,~
Agricultural
loans
Loans to brokers
and
"
Bank
469
84,632
and ;'industrial
Commercial
1
,.1962,
,
132,956
adjusted i—- 1^1,440
,/>Lpans, .adjusted
'365
Aug. 15,
Aug. 14,,
investment
investments
and
Aluminum
Kaiser
Second
(In millions oi' t1nllavs>
—
loans " and
Total
•;
•+2,317
142
*
1
Co.—
Gas
mtge.
Manchester
Increase ( 4-,) or
Decrease (
Since
Aug. 21,-
54
+ 2-.094-
►
first
*
679
1971—Sep 16
—.————Oct
53
subord. conv. debs.
Natural
4+2%
20
*
569
debs, due Oct. 1, 1981—Oct
45/e%;
Co.
Mining
5l/a%
year
Loans to
,
YY"
2,040
•
V
-
Loans
32,612
-
15
6%
'
'.
,.V...'"/
:'J; ■••'•..>>,'
r
ASSETS
'22.237
securities
securities.
and
381
473
Corp.—
(series
ctfs.
Utilities Co.
Chemical
Houston
Mack
'
Total
Y
381
1
Sep
—
senior debs, due
Transportation
trust
equip,
47/a7c
domestic commercial banks decreased $654 million.
277
.
,
Held
»
;;
1, ' 1982
Y.Y y ' ■•>
Co.—
American
Gulf States
million but bor-
$441
T'rowings from others decreased $704 million.
33
*
+1,214
10,732
Y 14.010
3——
-
million. '
decreased $161
securities
Federal Reserve Banks increased
Bills;'-3'——^_V'-_V-Y± '1 ' 3,003
*'VI
■
mtge.
1
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
,
+
decreased $75
U. S. Government bonds
"Other"
million.
.220
•
'
Certificates
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
and
notes
ury
*
Bought outright-
C V
million, Treasury certificates
$166
473
111
+
decreased $365
gold certificate reserves__kJ
Total
increased
567
6
■■■
"
'
Sept.
due
Homestake
banks
'ber
567
/Y
..
&
Acceptance Corp. 4+»%
4.55%
weekly reporting mem-
Holdings of Treasury bills by
637
13,974~~
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—.
U.
1962
1963
Co.—
Power
first
General
million.'
Aug. 21,:; Aug. 29,
Aug. 28,
> Y;>
ASSETS—,
'^f
-
I ,.;■■ \
1
mtge.
Natural Gas Co.—
debs,
Harshaw
.
--Y
"
Co.—:
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Columbian
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
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$4.16
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1
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4.75%
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10-15
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t$l 75
....
Michigan
Fritzi
Frontier
J 15c
—
De»
Deere
q.
>
I
8-30
933/4c'
Ltd.
4
9"
•
9.10
(quar.
,
3
3.?
3
t$1.50
pfd.
8-23
IOC
B
common
series
series
Garland
::
8-23/
9-
<
35c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
Canada
of
Mfg.
9-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
New
k
12!
4'
12-27
20c
Co
q
9
(quar.)
A
&
'
8"30
a
B-31
10c
common
t-Xtra
-
"flan
9 ib
9-16
(quar.)'
preferred
(Theo
Dayton
9-16
m
9-30
(quar.)___
preferred
_3%%
19-12
??
30c
Co.,. Ltd., 7% preference (quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)_______:_:
Dana
9-27
50c
(quar.)„:___________::
Edo
I2
> 50c
'
River
.
r
23c
Manufacturing
,«
9-10
3%
_
Dalex
«5
r
50c-\l0-
Daisy
Dan
3
Co.
Dairies,
Utility
9-
3iy4c
Florida
of
Corp.
Bros.
4)4%
(Stock
20c
dividend)
Edison
Edwards
9-
»
2-c
(quar.)_:______.___
1 =
45c
_
Co.,
Investment
Ecuadorian
o-in
(qUar.Y„_..__„___.___":::—jS:
A
preferred
preferred
«
1
•
-
Drugs
lLl?
10-
$105
(quar.)
ir
12-16
45c
(quar. »___
I
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)_.__I
Curtis
(Helena)
Industries
(quar.)'
$2
q
8"29
Inc.
Wallace,
Worth
1
$1.50
Easy Washing Machine.
r
12
<iOr
(quar.)
0.9=
9-l2r
■
(quar,50c
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
lo-iav-
30c
—
&
30c
:*■
Steel
Edgewater Steel
35„
louar
com.
an
I-rancisco)
Forster
Common
9-20
rIro
preferred
9-
10-, 1
52 y2 c
(quar.)_
9-16
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)_
Frlden, Inc. (quar.).__ 1
t$1.75
4'/2%
Fuel,
preferred
9-10
convertible
preferred
1
$3.60
&
Kodak
"65c
convertible
$4.20
R-gn
1
10_
Controls,
10-
'•
52 VaC
< s-a>
$1.12 y2
(increased-quar.)__
10-10
Ltd.—
preferred
8-23
8-23
10-1-
35c
common
Stainless
Eckerd
$2
Zellerbach
10-
Eastern
Eastman
Economic
$2
Crown
12 %c
fi
Gas
q.on
Corp.
32c
(quar.)
Bakeries,
9-16
8-23?
Corp.
Frantz
Interurban Water—
participating
Participating
9-20'
8-23
$1
>
9-13
50c
467/«c
10c
4%
8-30
1
9-16
Franklin Custodian. Funds Inc.—
,
3
&
9-13
10-
1 20c
10c
Steel
10-10
v
9-
r
Co., Inc.—
preference
(quar.)_
8-26
1
Louis
8-30
9-17
-
9-12
1
.
9-14
10-
6%
15c
■i
32 c
Preferred
•" 1V
517BC
9-lfi
seal
9-30
$1.50
:
8-12
9-15
8-30-
9-16
Steel & Machinery Co.
Ccrp. (increased-quar.)
Foxboro Co. (quar.)
:
8-26
(quar.)
115c
KEan
9-16
preferred
Picher Co. (quar.)
Kootenay Power Co.,
preference
(quar.)
8-12;
9-20
$1.25
;
(quar.)_______
Fostoria
8-26
3
(quar.).,
Corp.
Kno
Cork
9-15
12i■ c
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Quarterly
Crown
933,4c
iquarj
A
an
9-
A
Fort
1
9-
Eastern
q-rc
pfd.
8-29
5
I6V4C
■"
ft 9-17
•
5
9-
1334c
(quar.)„i_-_
8-26
3
1
7%
A
(quar.)
Fundamental
»-}«
9-30
class
Co.,
9-
3%
;
11-^5/
I
9-13
7 Vac
C
___;
9-20
8-50
'
2%c
(quar.)
4
8-23
12-16
10-
22'aC
•__
'9-18 :»■
9-20
Motor
10-
East
8-26
.-
26c
Ford
51V4C
Eagle
9-
9
$1.25
(quar.)
9-27
10-
12 V2c
Inc.
1
9-
56 vxe
Foremost
(quar.)__
E.C.P.I.,
10-
0 C " •■
2nd
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., common
Forbes
Co.—
(quar.)
pfd.
8-31,"
:
15c
iquar.)
9-27
5c
(quar.)
10-21
9-15
50C
iquar.)
Y:)
•:>
conv.
Motor
preferred
Corporation
50c
-
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
Co.
2nd
conv.
Ford
9-
.;
10-25
Duval
H.)
Corp.
8-19
9-16
45c
j
1
of
••
(N.
$5
Co.
Paper
8-20
•9-10
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_„_
Corp.
(quar.)
30c
Co.
(quar.)
41/2% preferred
(quar.)__
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5V2 % preferred (s-a)
87 Va C
East St.
.'
"
class
4
i
•
(quar.)
icuar.
A
9-
9-10
•,
$1.34
Company (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv. preferred
10-31
112c
Inc.,
class
8-15
25c
2.10%
8-30
n#°iv;u-"
(quar.)_
M-G
3
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
8-23
11-22
;9-
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
9-13
Power
Fluid
9-10
12-10
5c
!,
6
1
'
30c
—
9-
9-16
10-
ft
Florida
Florida
10c
<quar.)__—______—_■
9-16
•
5
'$2.25
:
8-30
9-15,
7c
preferred
8-15
(initial-quar.)____
Ltd.
3V4%
3
25c
Duriron
8-23
:
Co.—
9-
10c
:
55c
dividend)
$4.50
9-6
9-22
$3.50
Eastern
common
1
1
9-16
10-25
8-12
1
",uar-1-
New
10-
10-
$1,121/2
Dura
9-
iquar.)__
Craftsman
8-14
40C
4.20%
3
9-16
(quar.)______
c,ass A
5
■
1
9-13
9-
9-30
40c-:'4Cc
Fleming Company, common (incr.-quar.)___
5%preferred
(quar.
Flintkote Company,
common
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
9-
X.%:
'
3
9-
1
9-20
'
25c
(M.
(Stock
9-30
50c
(quar.)
50c
__
8-10
11-
8-23
*
(quar.)
4
9-13
-7;
Fleetwood
1
9-
9
8-27
1
5dc:'V:
10--1
9-14
1
10-15:'
32 VaC':':
4
8-23
10-
Fitchburg
9-
9-9-
6
85c-
10-.1
12-
'
9-14
9-
40c
(10-31
(quar.)
8-30
f$1.08%
iquar.)
Fishman
8-22
preferred
1
9-10
25c
.
pfd,
Inc.
8-22
ji
4.15%
7
JlOc
1
50C
Si
s,
H.)
9-13
40c
25c
Bottling Co. of New England
3
9-
10-
9-14-
Quarterly
class A
Duquesne Light Co., common
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)-^
4%
preferred '(quar.)
r.pr
...
Reynol
(G.
5
9-
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
Corson
5
55c
Varnish
preferred
9-
9_
31»/4c
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.);
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.'< quar. >
Copp Clark Publishing, Ltd., com. (quar.
&
9- 5i
9-
>
20c-r.
Diegjo—
Inc.
Inc.
Foods, .Inc.,
$4.5'0
•
Moore,
Governor
30c
Nemours
de
Fishback &
Fisher
J15C
3'
8-16
20c
quar.
National Bank
Fisher
4.10%
(quar.)
Steel
Paint
9-16:/;.;
Inc.
:
(quar.).
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Continental
Oil
(increased )__
Cook
15c
_
9-16ft i
9_16
•.V 37V2c
„
:
(quar.)...;
preferred
(quar.)
(interim)'
Stores
1
60c
quar,)_
(reduced-quar.)
Corporation
PiDnt
Common
National
Westchester
3
25c
9-
9-16
sr.
(quar.)
8-15
$3
Co., common< (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Duplan
•
5
J.t
9-
$15c
;
.
preferred
N.
10-
(s-a)
Power
5.36%
i
preferred
..
(quar.)
(USA)
(Kearny,
1
3%
dividend)
8-231:
8-30
;
••
4DC
__^
3
15c
<
Trust
1:
50c
(stock
4%
Industries
San
&
11-
(quar.)
&
Corporation,
of
Bank
10-
9-
9-15
9-14.
>'
%
Cincinnati
Bank
$20c
$25c s:
■
"
$25c
Co., new com. (initial
Corporation (increased)
7%
8-16
10c
1
6%.
$15c
of
Bank
National
9-oO'
4
(quar.)
National
Bank
Quarterly
First
9-
•
(quar.)
Chicago
(Hawaii)
(.National
-
8-30
(quar.)
(Bostoni
of
First
(quar.)___
Rockaway RR.
Jones
Corp.
Bank
Bank
(Jersey City) (quar.)
of Oregon (quar.)
9-13
8-16'.
8-31;
9-14
iquar.)____
Bank
9-30
preferred
Industries
Stock
Co.
Bank
1
3'
9-10'
25c
National
10-
9-
9-16
koo' 7"
"
iquar.:
National
10-15
0-15-'
8-23 *
3
/"■-40c
Naiional
$25c
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
;
F'irst
Insurance—
9-15
9-13
283/4C '
(quar.)_
First
8-15
Ltd.
pfd.
8-15
9-14
Brothers
4.60%
First
Ltd. (quar.)„
com.
(quar.)
8-23
••
10*15
"(quar.)
8-27
3
•
3Cc
31c
9-
$$1.25
9-14'
•
;
•
8-28
$12v2c
preference
(monthly)
8-28'
<
y-
'25c
c'' : •
■
Insurance"
National
First
Duke
8-22
10-
25c
Bank
First
Stores,
Fund
National
First
:
iiOC
9-10
20C
9-16.':
7-9-6
(quar.)
10-28
8V2% \
35c
•v.-'
8-23 •'
,
.
9-13
(quar.)-—
Underwriters: 'Assn.
First
8-19
8-30
933/4C
8-24
8-30»
•
1
-10- 1
42 Vac
Assn.
8-30
9-16
10-
$25c
(quar.?___
(Mich.)
8-20'
I
10-1
be
^
11-22
9-13:
10-
+50c
(quar.i
Co:p;
First
(initial)
Ltd. (quar.)
~
'60c
General
9-14
:
less
Electric Co., class A (quar.)__
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Dunlop & Associates (quar.)__—
6
9-16
vvorks
1
8-30
5c
(final
Duncan
9-6
9-20
:
$450
(quar.)
Enterprises
(quar.)
Dulaney Industries (quar.)_
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
9-6
10-
Board,
8i._ew
Fire
•11-29
9J
1
Fireman's
$42y2c
Drewrys, Ltd:
Quarterly
8
10-
4->l
9-6'
62 Vac
Fiiirol Corporabion (quar.)____'
_'
Finance Co. of America, class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
12-31
9-30
$7.50
i
Electric—
2nd: preferred
Paper
Ferro
9-
Draper
8-29
$1.13
preferred
Continental
11-
•>,.
iquar.)
1-15-64'
J.-)
Co.
MOnthly:
■512 ft
9-19
y-
12 %c'
(N.
•r
y-2i'
50c
(quar.>„
mortgage
Federal
Co.*
Fabrics,
N*ucnal
Federal Pacilic
$2834c
Dresser
8-8
1
9-12
-
10-1
4-15-64
Assn.
Co.
9-19*7
1
10-1
25c
Insurance___;
& Casualty
i fcuerai
Drexel
$1.12 Va
:
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago)
Continental
:
8-23
8-21
8-23
10-10
Dow
4
a
(quar.)_.
Lines
12-
40c
,.
p'fd.
(quar.)_:
Canada
Properties Corp.,
Monthly 4
10-
if
9-',
U3c
Co.
preferred
Continental
4-15-64
____
3
10-10.
Dover
'
'
3
9-
9-12
10-15
V
Drew
fi2c
Coal
Air
8-15
com.
9-
$1
t5c *
Corporation
(increased-quar.)__L-;^
Dover Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-9
3
30c
Dover
Ltd.—
$o.52
Continental
1
9-
Feotrai
10-
:$25c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
1
Dravo
(quar.)..
Consumers
10-
'9-20
$2c
(q0ttr.)l^_T,.-_.. T
.
tax)
Corset
.
Doughboy
8-22
3
10-25
•
11- !-•
$2
9-20
30c
(quar.)
Consolidation
of
Dorr-Oliver,
^
9-2
9-
9-20
11-
$1
9-13
25c
_____
Class
1
10-25
Federal Life
8-26)
8-30
20c
cs-a)
Federal Insurance
9
First
income
Donohue
8-30
1
5c
Corp.
8-20
•8-
Dominion
3
9-16
8-26
}371/2C
pur¬
shares
;
Cansolidated Theatres,
1010-
i'-
8-20
9-15
+
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
dividend)
common
for
10c
•
82J/2c
(quar,)__!
Corp.
Gas
&
3
6
Farmers Underwriters
Fed-Mart
8-30
9-10
9-15
iuC
iquar.r
•_
Life
b-zJ
b-20'
-
(quar,)__„I~II~ZIIZIZI.'
Traders
VaC
9c
_
Co., common (quar.)
'5%
junior preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Family Circle Associate, Inc., cl. a iquar.)
Famous Players Canadian
2nd pref.; (quar.)
Dominion Lime, Ltd.
I
8-151
9-
9-14
30c
9-13
1
9-
V:25c
Connohio, Inc., 40c conv. preferred
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York (quar.)
Consolidated Financial Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods (quar.).
Consolidated
10-
9-
$1
Quarterly
>9-16
1-
>10-10^
22V2C
Power
&
Connecticut Nat'l
10-
45C
t 10c
:
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ordinary
Dominion
8-20
liy4C
;
87
Foods
Farmers &
8-16
dividend
Dominion
8-20
9-16
-9-12
-
•
r_
Corp.
(quar.)
Dominion &, Anglo Investment Corp.,,Ltd.-—
5%. preferred (quar.)
:
____:
Co.
(quar.)
Light
Connecticut
Life
9-16
9-27'-
9-13
8c
(one-for-100)
in $1 con¬
preferred 80c par value stockdividend
(one-for-100) in $1 con¬
British
9-10
$1.43
'9-16
8-30
j
9-14
•
22 Vac
(quar.)^
Co.
9-
1
$1.50
if.
;2___
Bearing
Fairmont
6
9-
Corporation
Fabi,; 'Ltd,;. '
Fafnir
8-15 1
3
9-30 V
35c
Divco-Wayne
8-15
1
9-13
Productions)
8-30
10-
15c
>
8-15
9-
$1
(quar.)
10-18
9-16
25c
(quar.)
FMC
■
dividend
Distillers
8-30
9-1
7c
Yarus"
Industries
_-i
-Dominion
'■
$1.37Vi
Community Research & Devellopment, Inc.—
Quarterly
:
Connecticut
9-30^'
Stock
5
3
9-
15c
&
Distillers
8-30
9-13
;
20c
<
r:
preferred 80c par value stock„
(one-for-100) in $1 con¬
preferred 80c par value stockDisney (Walt) Productions, (see Walt Disney
11-22
'
(quar.)___
Insurance Co. of N.
C
12>/aC
preieri-ed
Excelsior
5
8-
9-27
"
25c
(quar.)
8-
10-31
$50c
York
vertible
8-22
L?
New
vertible
(Louisville, 'f-
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2% pfd.
(quar.)
Community Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
5.72% series A preferred (quar.).
(A
1
Union
Stock
8-10
9-30
of
Co.
Chemical
Stock
8-10
12"
Supply
vertible
9- 4
1
-
(quar.).
40c
(quar.)^^._
..u'-'$1.121/2
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.
_
9-25
9-
15c
Commercial
3
9-1
common
3
Stock
8-12
150
Credit1 Co.,
9-
!
8-30
9-
25c
$2
Inc.'(quar.)
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
.*•
(quar.).
9 ?•
5 '
Dictaphone Corp., common"
4% 1 preferred
(quar.)
8-30
9-13
:
Quarterly
Commercial
4V2%
9-13
(quar.).____—20c
Title Guaranty (Memphis)— •'•••'•
98-
■r
J
&
6%
1
A
of Rec.
9-13
9-10
____
3
(quar.)
class
Diebold,
8-15
10c
9-16
3
9-15
3
9-10
9-30
iquar.)
tCm*J
Holders
Payable
41c
Erie
9-
l
1-
9-30
When
Share
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. gtd, (quar.)_
Resistor, 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)___"Z
Ethyl Corporation; common (quar.)
9-10
'
9-15
35c
20%
Locks
£-
9-
Erie
9-
Extra
3
3%
■
dividend
Combined
/
9-30
4 VaC
Diamond Crystal Salt (quar.)
Dickenson
Mines Ltd.
(quar.)_____
9-18
1
10-
Inc.
Corp. (stock
Products_
Plastics
10-
9-10
$1.25
Raynolds (quar.)__
Corporation (quar.)___
Diamond Alkali Co., "common' Xquar,)__.
$4 preferred <quar.)_4
;
9-10
2
9-15
$1.25
5.35%
9-
10-
9-30
:
$1.05
Dialight
7-31
9-17
5c
9-10
.
10-
Devoe
9-13
9-30
15c
__.
com.
9-30
!'':-9<V';//'9..
$1.14
—
9-10
9-30
20c
Detrex
.
,
9-30
*'•
$1.07
25c
Denver
8-31
9-12
V'
92y2c
—
Denver Chicago Trucking Co. (quar.)
Denver Rio Grande & Western RR
9-16
$14.95
Per
Na\me of Company
Empire District Electric, common
Employers Casualty Co. (Danus,
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.?
;
Epko Shores (quar.)
9-10..
25C
Inc.
Mfg.,
Dentists
•
9-17
'
9-30
common (quar.)
debenture stock
(quar.)
Denison Mines. Ltd.
(s-a)
9-17
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
—-
3%
9-16
30c
Corp.
(quar.
Sand
&
Stone
(quar.)__
Utilities Corp.
(increased quar.)
Colonial
(quar.)
Voting
9-11
1
When
1
Co..—
(quar.)
Foods
Dennison
8-9
10-
67y2c
<■
preferred (quar.
Corp. of America
Color-Craft
9
$1.75
__i
Deltown
9-6
8-
•
9-3
'
$1
Coleman
Company
(increased-quar.)__
Colgate-Palmolive Co.— '
$3.50
1
3 :
9-25
>
'35c
:
International
9-
9-12
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Company (quar.)
Coca-Cola
8-
'9-15
(interim)..
common
3
10c
_____
gtd.
i_
9-
35c
___
sPecial
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Equipment
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg., (resumed 1
Cleveland Cliffs IroH, common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating—-
4%
preferred
Light
preferred
(quar.)_
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred-(quar.)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
'
Delaware Valley Financial Corp
When Holders
Per
.
Clark
Cluett
&
3.70'%
(Chattanooga)—
preferred
Power
1
Share
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
49
(quar.)
4quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
•
—"
(s-a)
———-
,
1,
8-22
8-22
8-22
6
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;•
Stock dividend
Quarterly
common
Extra
(quar.)
Envelopes
Gossard
;
i5c
"
Batteries
?
Grace
(W.
Grace
Y
9-13
.
R.)
> 11-
•13c
10c
9-
v
8-30
:
-
9-13
9-
Sugar,
9-15
9-
8-30
9-27
9-
3
Illinois
9-10
8-20
Illinois
Central
Industries
3
8-19
Illinois
Central
RR.
8-26
Hlinois
Tool
Works
9-
$2
preferred
10-
20c
9-
1
*62 Vac
7 9-
1
v
Store
Grolier,
Inc.
8-23
\'
8-23
8-25
40C
9-10
9-
1
40C
:
9-15
12-10
12-
1
Quarterly
,
preferred
Oil
Gulf
Inland
Container
Inland
Credit,
Motor
1
8-30
1
; 8-30
9-
6
8-23
30c
9-13
8-30
Institutional
9-20
9-10
Institutional Income Fund
$1.25
10-15
2-21
Insurance
9-
9
.12-16
11-29
40c
Corp.
.9-10
8-,, 2
>"
Mines,
Cotton,
4%
Co.,
$1.11
Co.
&
Co.
(M.
Mining
A.)
Mfg.
6%
Brace
9-
3
9-
Hartford
3.90%
9-16
8-30
9-16
8-30
8-21
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-10
8-26
10-31
9-
6
8-27
9-
6
8-27
9-
1
8-15
He
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
Fire
9-12
8-23
9-12
9-13
45c
9-
(quar.))
Stock
'Hawaiian-.
Electric
Hawaiian
8-23
1
9-16
10-
1
9-27
9-13
1
9-16
9-6
8-23
9-
1
9-
3
Co.,1
preferred
Corp.
3.65%
Co.
(quar.)
16c
12c
9-20
5
•<
8-26
9-12
8-23
9-12
;
>
9-12
8-23
9-12
12 %c
8-23
j
8-23
13%c
I_HI_IIII
(quar.)_j.
9-12
25c
,10-25
20c
9-16
Curtis
II
HH
9-15
8-28
8-23
10-
1
10-
1
87%c
10-
1
•
9-
6
9-
>
Hercules
Class
Portion
Powder
A
Hershey
conv.
Inc.
Hewitt-Robins
Hills
Hilo
Hilo
Corp.
Inc.,
Spencer
(quar.)
A
common
(quar.)
Bartlett &
Supermarkets,
Light
class
A
(resumed)
(quar.)
IIIIIIIIIIIII
Sugar
Hinde
Hirsch
&
Dauch,
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.")__-.m;
(quar.)
7
Cobalt
9-17
9-
9
5
35c
9-15
iiy4c
9-12
10c
9-16
8-26
1
8-31
:
8-28
8-30
22c
9-
5
'8-30
22c
12-
5
11-26
(increased)
27 %c
9-13
8-28
series A (quar.)
series C (quar.)
Co;
62V2c
9-30
9-3.3
68 %c
9-30
'
.1
preferred
preferred
Mfg. Co., 4%%
pfd.
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Company—
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__
9-13
*9-
9-13
30c
Kroehler
Kroger
6%
preferred
10-
25c
Creamery
conv.
8-2.6
(quar.)________—_—
Rubber (quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
5'/2%
8-
9-12.
8-30
Koehring Co.—
8-30
9-6
9-10
9-,13
Knudson
,'5%
8-15
3
y J-^.O
9-15
3
1
8-31
; 9-
10-25
3
3
9-15
54c
10c
9-
10-22
9-
8-31
i2y2c
12-
i
6
_________
5
:
1
9-
.
50c
(quar.)
9-16
9-20
1
9-15
i2y2c.
8-
9-16
10-
ti2y2C
1
9-16
8-30
8-30
10-
X.JC
(initial)__—
3 7
11-22
9-13
9-13
7V2C
Corp.
(quar.)__—__J
>___
Knape & Vogt Mfg. (increased quar.)
Quarterly
1-2-64
9-10
1
10-15
.
50c
Kollmorgen
9-11
$1.50
(quar.
Co.,
10-
6
8-20
9-16
1
!!
_
Trust
Co.
(N.
Telephone,
Y.)
Ltd.
5
9-16
8-23
Lake
8-23
Lakeland
9-' 9
8-
Lake
9-30
9
9-10
r
9-26
10-15
1
Lamson
&
9
4.75%
9-16
Lamston
10-
9-16
Lane
Lau
Lawyers
11-
10-16
8-
8-31
8-15
Leath
10-
1
9-10
Lee
10-15
9-16
Lee
10-15
9-16
Leece-Neville Co.
Leesona
9-
3
8-30
Lehigxi
9-16
Leitch
Gold
9-16
Extra
Lenox,
Leonard
9-13
Lerner
10-
1
9-13
Leslie
10-
1
9-
Lester
3
8-31
7-19
Co.,
Johnion
Corp.
&
Lamson
&
Laughlin
10-10
1
9-16
9-30
11.
7.
62VaC
$1.25
•
10-18
>8-30
ltt-15
9-10
■-i
Joslyn
Mfg.
Julian
&
$1.50
Supply
Kokenge
Co.
9-
•:
9-
8-23
9
9-10
>
3
8-30
7
8-
9
1
9-
6
75c
9-16
9-
3
'25c
9-13
8-30
(quar.)
1_
Co
10-
Corp.—
preferred
Sutherland
City
9-13
Common
8-30
(quar.)
Paper
Power
&
9-25
8-23
9-25
8-23
9-13
8-23
15c
10-
9-12
1
9-16
9-16
$1
9-27
11c
9-30
9-20
$45c
25c
'9-25
10-
1
9-
6
6
9-17
10-15
50c
9<
•
8-30
10-
5
9-13
"
1
9-17
$4.50
Kansas
preferred
preferred
City
Common
4%
Kansas
8-26
5%
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$1.08%
$1.12V2
Industries—
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
9-16
City Stock Yards
preferred - (quar.)
Co.
-of
Inc.
Maine—
10-15
9-30
$1
50c
;
-
9-16
8-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
IV2C
9-30
25c
9-20
10-
9
1
9-10
1
9-
6
10c
9-
5
8-20
10c
9-
3
8-16
3%
9-17
8-16
$1.44
9-
3
8-16
35c
10-
1
9-10
20c
9-
3
8-16
5
9-20
9-
9-
5
8-22
9-10
10c
Lexington
.
,
9-13
10c
12y2c
8-30
Water
8-29
3
9-
9-16
8-30
$2c
—_
(s-a)
87
9
25c
:j:3c
(quar.)
9-16
8-30
19c
9-25
15c
9-16
$4.85
9-15
7-24
>
15c
9-13
8-15
10c
9-
3
8-15
10c
9-
____^
Co,,
9-10
*
pref.
6% 2nd
(quar.)
Foods
(quar.)
8-16
9-16
9-13
9-
$1.43%
10-
1
$1.37 y2
(quar.)
—___—
1010-
K
1
.
5
9-10
9-10
1
9-10
9-10
65C
(quar.)
—
(Florida) —
"Shares of beneficial interest (monthly)—1.
Glass
6
6
$1.25
pfd.
5.75%
9-
9-30 Y
$18c
10c
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-21
9-15
8-31
Lioerty Real Estate Trust
Life
&
Casualty
Insurance
6c
Licgett
Lilly
&
Tobacco,
Myers
7%
'
"15c
1——'
9-10
$1.25 >Y 9-
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco (quar.)
Lihue Plantation Co.
(quar.)__
L11'.
Y
(Tenn.).—
Co.
Quarterly
8-
2
3
8-15
9-
6
8-30
10-
35c
1
"
pfd.
$1.75
(quar.)
V
9-12
k
55c
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lynn, Inc., class A
9-10
8-16
'
—
9-14
9-30
>12'aC
25c
Lily-Tulip
(quar.7
Corp.
Gup
9-
6
8-30
25c
—
9-16
8-30
Lincoln
Printing Co.—
Common
(stock - dividend)
11-
1
9-
2
9-
3
8-
6
9-30
ijy2%
9-
6
10-15
'
$3.50
"87 Vic
preference-(quar.)
(quar.)
!
i
Link-Belt Co.
Line-Rollway
Little
Corp.,
Miami RR.
class
A
60C
•T2VaC
(quar.)
!
m
8-16
12-10
11-15
50c
3-10-64
50c
g;
%
9-10
50c
Special-i4%. gtd. betterman (quar.)
Special,4%-7gtd. betterman-(quar.)
Special 4% gtd. betterman (quar.)
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
9-10
8-16
12-10
11-15
$1.10
3%c
3-10-64
Local
10-
11-
1
10-18
9-
3
8-15
ny4c
Corp., preferred (quar.)____
Aircraft, new com. (initial-quar.)
Lockheed
(M.)
London
Long's
(P.)
Stores
Co.,
preferred
Land
Louisville
(quar.)
i
Cement
Exploration
(quar.)
9-
8-21
10-17
v
9-30
i'l.
9
8-23
8-23
9-20
9-
6
(quar.)
—
62y2c
10-
1
9-
9
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
9-30
_
9-15
25c
$1.21
12 Vac
(quar.)
common
9-15
10-31
3
8-30
9-16
5c
$10c
$92c
Gas Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Drug
Lorillard
7%
—...—
Life Insurance
Star
35c
'
Engineering (quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Lodding
-
2-17
10-18
2 Vi %
Finance
2-17
$1.10
$1.10
Littelfuse, inc. (quar.)
j.L_
Industries, (stock dividend)
Litton
Loeb
8-15
Co.
>
$1.25
8-
(quar.)
(Tillie)
Louisiana
•
3
(quar.)
Levy Industries, Ltd.,
8-30
25c
(quar.)_
9-
Engineering
4.84%
50c
preferred
8-19
______
Corp. (resumed)—
Co.
(quar.)
;
Salt
Lone
1
(quar.)
City Southern Ry., common
non-cum
preferred
(quar.)
8-30
1
$1
Kansas
$4
8-30
12-
$1.05
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8-12
95c
(quar.)
Southern
9-20
3lV2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.35
9-10
?35c
Light—
$3.40
25c
10-
37V2c
(quar.)
2
9-30
9-30
-
9-11
15c
(quar.)
9-16
1
9-13
10-15
25c
(quar.)__—'
Steel
Corp., com.
series A preferred (quar.)
5%
1
;.'t3c
(quar.)
Machine
8-16
10-
*15c
*13%c
; «50c
(quar.)
Johnson
&
Jones
Jones
;
1
9-
i__—
(quar.)
Refineries
Levine's
9-16
3
11-
93%c
(quar.)
Club, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% : preferred
(quar.)
'
5%%
preferred
(quar.)-—"
;____
Johns-Manville
1
9-
$1
Jockey
".
10-
10c
40c
____.
3
910-
i2y2c
Stores
Lewis
$1.25,
10%
(quar.)
common
3%% ;preferred
6
:•
;•
5
9-11
(quar.)_.
Ltd.
;■
Inc.
9-13
1
9-16
Mines,
-.'
Libbey-Owens-Ford
...
9-
10-15
(quar.)
9-30
9-13
div.)
9-20
20c
preferred A (quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
D.) Corporation (quar.)_____.
9-30
8-30
preferred (quar.)_____—
(Thomas)
Industries
(stock
Central Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.) >4
Corp.
(quar.)
Portland Cement
9-30
1st
8-15
8-31
59 %c
—_
Way Motor Freight
8-22
7 9-15
Jewel Tea
(H.
5
50c
(resumed)
&
9-
8-20
9-16
15c
5%%
8-15
4
9-1G
-
8-21
Jefferson
9-
8-28
10c
(quar.)___
Insurance
9-24
8-31
■
3
,
Stock dividend
1
.
9-
(increased)--—___—
Co.
Title
3
9-
9-10
4%
Company
&
10-15
9-10
—
>•/ ' 32c
Leader-Durst,
class
A
(quar.)——;
Lear-Siegler Inc., common (quar.)_
9
99-15
15c
(quar.)
9-15
*$$0,246 >:> 9-13 ;
10c
Lang
10-
-
9-16
25c
9-16
60c
$1.25
Co.
9rl6
(quar.)
9-16
Blower
9-I6
.
'
32 Va c
:
A (quar.)—
(quar.)
10-16
53%c
40c
*20c
.'—
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Inc.
Bryant,
9-30
,
1
9-30
Miss.)_
10-
10-
Supply Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)___
Jamestown Telephone Corp. (N. Y.) —
Jessop Steel Co.
H.),
Y 9-16
15c
preferred
(M.
8-26
v
28Vac
—
(Jackson,
11-
'
Water
Common
sessions,
1
$1.25
com.
8-22
9-10
9-30
10-
9.-30
(resumed)
conv.
10-
Power,
Insurance
8-
4%
Machine
Life
10-
9-3
j_
9-27
17V2c
Lamar
Corp.
10-15
Gas,
District
preferred (quar.)
10-15
"
27C
3iy»c
"
6y2% pfd. (quar.)__
Ltd., preferred
Airlines,
Natural
Lamson
9-
9-
Jaeger
Central
5%
$75c
22c
(quar.)__—
C (quar.)
Superior
4
9-20
B
preferred
4.56%
10-
;
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
10-21
11-
26 y4c
Co.,1 common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.32%
8-31
1
.
Gas
25c
60c
(quar.)
Investors
8-
Laclede
9-10
13% c
(quar.)_
Mining & Exploration
Telephone Corp. (quar.)_
LaCrosse
8-21
preferred
A
11-1
20c
(quar.)
common
lc
!
(quar.)
Israel
3
Power—
(initial-quar.)
preferred
9
9--13
Co.,
6c
.___
4.30%
8-
:$1.75
(quar.)—:
Electric
series
9-16
20c
5c
27V2C
J60c
*75c
$2
*18c
(quar.)__—
—___—-———
&
»
9-20
3c
common
preferred
Irving
9-
•
10c
25%
—
Foundation,
Island
9-10
10-15
t50c
26'Ac
$1
*60c
25c 2%
26V4C
12Vfec
*80c
20c
20c
25c
21 'Ac
18%c
Insurance
(s-a)
preferred
5%
i
Light
V
Ltd"—
Trading
1
10c
25c
Electric
9-
i
8-12
8-30
10-
30c
Telephone
(I. B.)
Labrador
.___
(quar.)
Royalty
15c
12 Vac
_
Co.
10-.
.
11-15
:
Co.
60c
$1.75
(increased)
Freight System
common
Kansas
50c
I_IIIIII
I
"111
(quar )
'II
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hibbard
common
(quar.)
Chocolate
Heublein,
5%
Co.,
(quarIJ_II~~
Inc.
Kleinert
Kirscn
5 y2 %
(quar.)—
common
Co., Ltd.
4.80%
KVP
Pak,
Kittanning
8-31
6
Industries—
(Helena) (Industries)
Express, Inc. (quar.)
Henderson's
8-26
9-20
"
9iy4c
I
f 9-16
9-10
8-30
12 Vic
III
(See Curtis
Helm's
New
9-13
x
9-10
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%
.
8-30
5
9-16
Line
Securities
Electric
Iowa
Jupiter
preferred
9-30
II-29
9-
regular distribution
(29 cents
King Kullen Grocery, class A
Kingsporc Press Inc. (quar.)
Kirkeoy-Natus (quar.)
*.
9-13
Canada,
Accident
&
Extra
9-12
9-
~
Co.—
preferred
-
7
23c
(quar.)
9-13
1
(quar.)
Motor
Investors
3
9-13
9-26
*
"9-16
25c
(quar.)
(D., C. )>„ &
9-
9-13
19-30
30c
)>_______
.
(H. J.)
1
9-26
10c
-5'/a%•• preferred
(quar.)
Hayes Industries Inc. (quar.)
■Hazeltine
10-
25 c'
(quar.)____
common
9-13
1':
9-30
convertbile
Jersey
preferred
(quar.)
preferred v(quar.)
5.10%-
8-10
.
v
(quar.)
Telephone
1
10-
Ltd., com.
(quar._
preferred (quar.)
Investors Diversified Services, com. (quar.)_
Investors Growth Fund of Canada, Ltd
6%
8-15
2%
Pipe
preference
Jamaica
10-
35c
(quar.
1010-
15c
40c
—
(quar.)
Seaway
Life
Investment
5%
-
Co.
preferred
5V2%
•
Co.
8-22
9rl3
10c
(quar.)
8
8-15
2
9-19
25c
(quar.)
A-
8-26
9-
60c
Inc.
U-i
9-16
23c
10c
Copper
—
9-16
48 %c
_
-
.,4.80%-
Helena
6
25c
__.
Agricultural
Hawaiian
3.50 %;
7
9-
r. 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
____.
9-16
Kiiemba
J
——
of
Co.,
(quar.)
Interstate
9
10-
common
dividend
,
i
10-21
$1.50
World
Harvey. Aluminum, class A com.
.Hastings 'Manufacturing Co
Heath
810-
3
B
Interstate
8-30
Co.—
8-30
9-16
7%
Pipe & Ceramics, com. (quar.)
Proteins
(stock dividend)—}_
Power
Interstate
8-23
15c
Insurance
ip4.y«U: 1-J.u
*12c
,(24 cents regular distribution
•> and" a special of 30 cents)
Keystone Discount' Stores
i—.
Keystone
Portland
Cement
tquar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kuhlman
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
75c
preferred - (participating)
Interstate Hosts, Inc. (stock dividend)
8-15
25c
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
7-30
8
o-a
9-3
75c
10-15
50c
Ltd.,
.8-30
:
8-
85c
$10c
Hartford Gas, common (quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Heinz
$1
Electric
.
Hartford
-5%
9
5
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Co.
8-
11-
(quar.)
.Chemical
Hart-Carter
3
9-16
_______
Harshaw
Class
15c
(quar.)
com.
9-30
9-11
~
8
1-
4-8
and a special of 21
cents)
Keystone High-Grade Common, Stock Fund
1
(initial)
(increased quar.)
Interstate Financial Corp., common (quar.)
8-12
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Carpets
6
17c
Refractories,
■8-30
8-20
5
9-
4-15-64
(quar.)
Series B-4
3
3
(quar.)—
Intel-provincial
11-15
12y2C
(quar.)
$8c
(quar.)
5%%
preference
$$0.3594
(quar.)
30c
Harris-Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
Harris Trust &
Savings Bank
(Chicago)—
50c
'Quarterly
:•
>
Harding
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Co.
preferred
Harcourt
9-24
25c
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
8-16
$1.06 y4
.
Harman,
common
(quar.)
Hanna
Hansen
8-30
3
$1.12%
preferred
Hanna
1
9-
$1
Organ (quar.)
Co.
(initial)
Andy
5%
Interstate
15c
—
Handy
International
International
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Extra
Handy
8-19
10-
Co.
Paper
preferred
8-19
$$1.25
___.
(quar.)
Chemical
$4
9-15
$25c
common.
preferred
9-
9-30
$1
International Petroleum
International
.
4(4%
9-13
9-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Nickel
International
9-15
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Handschy
8-19
$4c
preferred
Hammond
8-19
8-19
60c
4V2%
1
9-30
10-
!
$1.27
.___
common
10-
8c
:
Quarterly
$1.25
(quar.)
Paper, common
8-xo
8t27
10-
(quar.)
(payable in class B shs.)
Keyes Fibre, 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.:
Keystone Discount Bond Fund—
10c
(increased-quar.)
„
-preferred
>7%
•
pfd.
Handleman
9-15
9-15
9-15
$1.05
_____—
Ltd.,
2
9-20
9-20
$1
$1.18%
Stock dividend
(quarterly from
H
Harvester
International
8-19
•
(quar.)
Watch
conv.
Hammermill
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Ltd
preferred
Hamilton
Quarterly
9-15
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Securities
Intel-national
9-15
28c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
9-
-
income-
(quar.)
;
International Business Machines Corp.—
•
(stock
3
8-23
1
1.0-15
■J
(quar.)
Industries
class A
Oil,
B
9-13
.10-
35c
1-15-64
Mines
Kresge
net
(from
Fund
Iriterlake Iron
8-22
$1.25
Industries
9-
6
40c
—_____—
income)
investment
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
9-
10c
Foundation
Co.
Gold
Class
3
10-
J12V2C
75c
$3
35c
2%
Co.
Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Inspiration
3-16-64
12 Vic
—
preferred (quarj.)
preferred (quar.)_.
9-
20c
A
.
Land
Kewanee
1
1
8-26
1
37%C
County
9-10
9-30
10-
8-29
lU-
;
~
(quar.)__
pfd.
$4.44
S.
Corp., class A (quar.)—
A (stock dividend)
10-
investment
10-
10-15
33c
class
10-
1
& Western
Mexico
de
.
Kerr-Addison
Oil
Y
27y2c
(quar.)
company
Kern
9-i3
9-i4
,/
27%c
—
—1_
37V2c
—
9-13
9-10
12-16
?7"2C
:
—
Ken«,o
9-16
12-16
1
8-i9
1
2oc
_
(quar.
com.
Kentucky Utilities, common
'4%% preferred(quar.)_.
Kerr-McGee
5c
(s-a)
8-30
1
5%
preferred
8-30
1
10-
Hamilton
6%
9-13
Co.—
preferred
Electrica
Co.,
(quar,).
J Common (quar.)
-5 %
preferred (s-a)
Common
9-13
9-30
common
(initial)—
10c •
(quar.)—20c
new
Corp.
Service
(quar.)___—_____
Inc. t quar.) ______
oorp.
10-
20c
•
4
9-4
8-19
9-J.8
,
30c
-
9-
1-2-64
$1,12 y2
—
.
...Kehu-iVAOOie. Orgariizaaon
9-13
7
_____________
(^uar.;_
a
8-30
9-il
9-16
,
,
87V2C
___
(quar.)
scries
Stone
9-27
9-il
lac.
87'/2c
.__i—-_—
(quar.)
Copper
9-10
400
*(qui.r.)
Kennccott
I 8-12
35 c
(quar.)
6
9-
10-
:
..
5c /•
*
.
—
iquar.i—
9-19
12-30
' ,'V
:
15c
9-20
10-
;
5c
_^_
(quar.)
9-30
■'=•'
9-
A
common*
.
Kendall
:
9
4c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, class A (quar.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
common
(quar.)
Corp.—
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Mills,
8-28
10-
Hallnor
Public
8-27
$1.29
Halliburton
Head
8-28
$1.16
Hajoca
General
Indiana
e-o.
Kendall " Co.,
8-30
10-1
2%
9-16
10-
8-30
8-
9
9-15
13c
;
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$5.08
Indian
Inland
Corp.
Power
dividend—"
9-14
2IV2C
•
9-10
9-
3%
■
Incorporated Investors (quar. from income)
Independent Telephone Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
Stock
preferred
preferred,
Keiiwuod
-
8-15
10c
9-14
32 y2c
6
8-16
9-11
.*15c
income)
$1.25
—
—--
9-
•
'9-10
*37Vic
$80c
$30c
Paints Ltd.
(quar.)
(Canada) (quar.)_
56V4C
$5
—.
.
$14c
RR.,
—
Assurance
Indiana
6
9- 6
48c
50c
50c
25c
—
(quar.)
Oil Ltd. (quar.)
—"——
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
i.:.
'.'Common (quar.""
'6%
preferred (stock dividend) ______
Imperial Tobacco
Co. of Great Britain &
Ireland, Ltd.
—______—-—
:
Income
Fund
of
Boston
(quarterly
from
Imperial
9-
;
(quar.)
lnausiria
.4.64%
,$5
Life
Imperial
9-10
9-30
TVvu
9-15
-
57Vic
(quar.)__
pfd.
Breaker, 4.60%
Teiepnone
lmpenal-Flo-Glaze
.9-10
2
2
9-30
,5.16%
$4.40
Bell
9-6
Company, common, (m^r.-quar.),
-i'or-one
split
'3Va%
3y»%
8-20
9-30
,
9-
10-
Keiiugg
•—»
Circuit
(monthly)
Sugar Co., Lta.
6
1U-
10-
$1.25
$1.06 J/4
■:
class
,
$1.12 V2
—i—L
,
9-20
5
if 9'21
$1.25
$1.25
25c
-25c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Gulf
1010-
$15c
—
(quar.)
Ohio
&
(quar.)__
25c
—
—
Gulf Life Insurance
9-12
6
$15c
—-v
Engineering
—
Mobile
,11$1.75
—
Products
(quar.)
Aircrfaft
Grumman
Gulf
6
8-31
25c
(initial)
common
Grocery
,
9-
1
9-30
$70c
(quar.)
(Canada) —
Greyhound Lines
$5
8-16
9-10
50C
$20c
:
9-
(quar.)____
Windsor,
Keicaha
8-16
9-
40c
*32 Vic
25c
50c
(quar.)
25c
10-
iviom,A.iy
8-16
-
9-30
-*756'
.
(quar.)
9-16
■%
preierred
Kentucky
(quar.)__
Products
Hygrade Food
8-
8-30
> 35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.. (quar.)
4y2%
-
9-3
—--
Greyhound Corporation, common
■
2
,,
9-16
Y>
—
-
:
(quar.)
Ltd.
Sugar,
-
9-12
18c
12Vic
17V2C
i—
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred' (quar.)___
I-T-E
(increased)
(increased)
Green Shoe
Gulf
1
9-15
—
common
Voting trust certificates
Green
(Daniel) Co.
Green Giant Co., common
i
1
9-13
-
,4Uc
>
Co.j
4
Ltd.—
Co.,
Quarterly-__i.Y_.Y-ii-._i.i--_--
20c
1
Gas,
common—________—
Co., (quar.)
."____
Mining & Smelting
Hutchinson
8-15
35c
common
(quar.)
Winnipeg
Corp.,
Lignt
&
preferred
Bay
investment
Western
New
Stores
Huason
..
,
—
Power
Kav.anan (Corporation
■
4
9-
9-12
40c
3iy4c
10c
Lignting & Power—
"(initial-quar.)
.Hubinger
>
(quar.)
32y2c
-
•
:
4
9-
*12 Vic
Vision; : Inc.
9-
9-27
v
-
(quar.) ___.
6 YY Hugoton Production
Huron & Erie Mortgage
(quar.)—
8-21*
30c
(quar.)—-.
—
common
Howard
$5
Kay
9-27
$1.06%
< ;$1:25
25c
-25c
$1.12V2
9-
$12 y2c
__
Preferred
t
8-15
3
9-16
Stores, Ltd., Ordinary and
class A Ordinary (final payment of 23'/a%
less British income tax
of 38%%)———
Greater
New
>7 8-19
Universal
Great
Houston
8-19
9-30,
of
House
Kansas
Corp.—
preierred (qfmr.)—:
___—
2nd preferred C
(quar.)_
$5
1
25c
Capital, Ltd., com. (quar.)
> $2.50
preferred (quar.)
Great Northern Paper Co.
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
(Houston)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.-- (quar.)__
$4.26
•
3
Northern
Great
Mining
Chemical
Hooker
|
1
9-10
12'/2c
common— __7__
(quar.)
8-23
9-
9-
preierred
12-2
10-
55c
9-
9-13
8-23 > >
Y
3'
50c
.10-
I-1-64
15c
22c
25c
Ltd.
Power.
Lakes
Great
1
9-
__—_
$i.08
7'- 40c
$1.50
Steel
City
10-
10-
12V2C
tl2-Vs:c
10-17
1
9-16
7V2c
Co. (quar.)——
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)
—
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Granite
8-20
10-
$1.07
Hornestuke
•
10-10.'
;25c
& Co. (quar.)__—
—-,;
Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)_—-—
National
3
9-
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)——
^Hoover Company, * clhss A (incr.-quar.)
8-28
Y. Claws B (incr.-quar.)
.—
—
4V«%. preferred (quar.)
1
9- 3
Manufacturing
(quar.)
—"
9-. 3 -n»:Hoskins
9-20'- ' >Hotel corp. of America, 5% preferred (quar.)
—
——--
9-
$17
37'/2c
Club
8-15'
9-13
17 V2c
(quar.)—
C.)
D.
4.3^%
9-
9-30
^_
—
(quar.)
8-14
;
9-11
17-Vac
Government Employees Insurance Co.
(Washington,
8-30
23c
—.—
___:
preierred
8-30
"
YlOc
~
Gould-National
tlOc
9-27
;
(quar.)—____—:■
(quar.)
preierred
9-
5
9-3
'
Corp.
(quar.)
(H. W.) Co.- (quar.)_—______
4.iib%
$4.20
Turf
"
—
R
8-30
8-30 :
:
9-14
30c
Corp. (quar. )„_—_;
'Globe
(quar.)
Globe-Union, -Inc. (quar.).-—'
Globe-Wernicke
Industries
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
+-r~.>
Golden Nugget, Inc
Goodrich (B. F.) Co. (quar.)
Goodwill Stations, Inc. (quar.)——
Goodyear1 Tire
& Rubber
(quar.)_____—
Gordon Mackay & Stores, Ltd., class A
.../"Mace
9-27
,$1.00
•
Products
Security System
Gorham
$15c
—
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
preierred
3-jl
S-23
1'
9-27
9-
27y2c,
Rubber
Globe
•
Gas
Common
>" 4y2</c-
8-31
'
110c
—
(quar.)
—_
Gilpin (Henry B.) Co., class A (quar.)—-Ginn & Company < quar.).
___
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries, class A
(quar.)
i Class B (quar.) —
Glens
Falls Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
8-15
9-i3
6
9-27
i
U5c
-_—-—
—
'
Kansas
8-31
;■
-
Company
Gillette
9-
_—
-7
2
9-14
Extra
Hollywood
8-15
10-
1
:
1—
9-
Ltd.—
Mines
Payable of Rec.
of Company
9-13
,
11-15
20c
(quar.I—
Gold
9-10
10c
30c
(quar.)—
Co.
&
Consolidated
Name
of Rec.
9-13
8-30
11-29
32V2C
Products —
Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Giant
Yellowknife Mines, Ltd
N.)
Manufacturing
Holders
When
Holders
Payable
Share
r
oc
5c
•
Giant
(P.
Hobart
9-20
5c
>
Gerber
5%
i
12-20
10-
15c
,
:
—
1
Common
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
-J
(initial)
—
Holmes
(D.
H.)
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)____—__
Homasote Company,
common
(resumed)___
5% -preferred
"_
Home Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)—;
,
1
1-1-64
15c
—;—-•———
Geotechnical Corp.,
Great
Hirsch
8-10
Quarterly
..
Globe
8-10
9-24
Hollinger
(Boston) (see Putnam
(G) Fund)
^
Georgia Snoe Mfg^ (Quai\)
■'
9-24
v
1%
Putnam Fund
George
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
V
.
.
(906)
50
10-
1-
9-
9
55c
9-13
8-30
20c
9-
8-15
3
Volume
:
A;,AA
198.
Number
A- A
■
.
The, Commercial
6295
Name of
Louisville
&
Louisville
Title
Lubrizol
Lucky
Nashville
Ludlow
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
_
(quar.)
Corp.
Bros.
8-
«v!vr.'..: "■
:'7;-
Co.
$9c
Steamship
(stock
9-13
1
35C
8-30
Molson
9-10
65c
:•:.;
—
(quar.)
30c
•8-30
Class
Co.
Breweries,
B
(quar.)
20C
_
Lyon Metal Products
(quar.)_
Lyons-Magnus,
B
—
_
_
_
9-
9
8-23
Monarch
3%
Co.
dividend)
9-20
8-30
Monsanto
8-30
9-10
10c
10-15
Fine
F'oods, Ltd.
Chemical
Co.
MCA,
Inc.,
M
R
&
MSL
$1.50
—
pfd.
conv.
Dietetic
_
10-
.
Utilities,
_
37V2C
__
_
10-
1
9-
5
8-21
9-30
9-13
10-16
Industries—
8C
.
Monthly
(now
Gold
_
Madison
Gas
&
Magma
Main
Mailman, Ltd.,
Maine
&
Electric
-Stock
(P.
net
(increased
&
Maxwell
Manufacturers
15c
9-16
9-14
8-23
30c
15c
r
10-
Shares
9-12
8-23
125c
9-
(Detroit)
—j
Corp.
(quar.)
:
.
—
—
Sons,
Inc.
Investors
from
Growth
investment
Protective
Assn.
Stock
(quar.)
(1945 and 1947
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Co.
Blank
Book
10-
1
9-6
9-30
'9-16
9rl0
8-16
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCormxcK-Armstrong Co.
&
Co.,
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
•
Class
A
Mead
&
Means
(F.
&
Co.,
Ltd.
Stores
Mercantile
Trust
$3.50
Life
Oats
National
Old
3
8-30
9-30
9-16
9-11
7 8-28
9-16
15c
9-11
t40c
(quar.)—
9-
8-
3
9-14
9-12
17c
&
9-
3
National
60c
(quar.)
Louis)
9-
9
9-
5
15c
9-16
9-20
9-14
25c
10-
45c
(quar.)
1
9-
0
87 Vic
10-
1
9-
25c
—
10-
1
15c
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
10-
3.85%
/ preferred
(quar.)
96 Vic
preferred
97Vic
10-
$1.08%
$1.11 V4
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
(George
Meyer
-
Michaels
Mfg.
(extra)
& Electric Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
com.
v
.
Michigan Gas Utilities,
;
preferred (quar.)
Products .( quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
series
5%
A
Mickelberry'-s
'
Common,
(quar.)
common
9-
9-
9-30
$1.25
Food
10-
9-
9-
1
8-20
9-30
Middlesex
Water,
; Mid-West
Inc.
preferred
-3%%
New
9-10
Niagara
(increased-quar.)
9," 3
U 8-15
11-" 1
10-15
(quar.)__—.
,7.% 30c
common
Abrasive
10-
<quar.)_
-20c
—__—
&
Gas
Midwest
Life
Quarterly
Oil
Midwest
r
Mill
Corp.
Rubber
41/2%
"Cos.
Factors
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
45c
__—
com.
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)"
.7'
_—__.
,
7
710-
ment
10-
1
10-
1
dividend)
5%
9-
5
15c
'
7
Co.—
;
9-19
:
:-5Vst'%
v
•
7-31
a
6%
9-
1
4
American
American
Common
5%
'
preferred
9-
3
9-
3
$1.25
9-
3
8-20
9-10
8-20
(quar.)
6%
8-20
,
Common
r
-3%
-
,
North
7%
(quar.)
pref.
(quar.)
75c
Corp.
10-
'
—
"•
-4.60%i preferred
9-30
10-
Mississippi
Glass
Penn
Gas, Co.
North
River
9-
-30c
—.
pfd.
$1.10
_
..v
Stock
Missouri
.
Utilities,
.preferred
Modine
Mfg. (quar.)
9-
,
5V2%
9-16
9-16
18c
9-12
(quar.)—_____
__L*__l________—u.
,
25c
7
2
9-12
9-
9
8-
9-
3
,
.
;
Mohasco
Industries, .com,. (increased=quar.)'
3 Vi % preferred (guar.)
4.20%'. preferred
(quar.)
r_—__'
5
1
8-20
9-14
v
9-1
9-
$2
10-
1
8-16
;
1
.
.
,9- 3
8-16
8-
1
9-
:•
9-30'
5
10c
■: 9-13
8-30
(stock
5%:
dividend)
Corp.
7 9-17
9-10
Commis-
America
(quar.)______
7
20c
(extra)
9-
6
8-15
10-
1
9-16
1-3-64
12-10
1-3-64
12-10
15c
:.7'; a"
/
12 VaC
-
4%
10c
:
,.
9-27
Sulphur
25c
(quar.)____
Pipe
Line,
9-27
55c
(quar.)
com.
Pictures
J9-10
9-
1
9-15
$1
1010-
1
(quar.)_
6
8-30
1
$1.16
Corp.
9-10
9-27
.9-13
9-13
9-20
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
50c
9-27
9-13
5c
9-
3
8-23
40c
10-
1
&
Co.
(quar.)
Dohrmann
Co.
Equipment
Co.,
Manufacturing
7%
preferred
5%
Coal
Co.,
convertible
Peerless
Tube
Ltd.
Penn
9-
50c
10-
1
8-30
9-13
8-30
$35c
r.
(quar.)
17 %c
preferred
10-
1
31V4C
(quar.).
9-
3
Penn
Pennsylvania
8-30
Electric,
4.40%
pfd.
9-14
8-23
30c
9-
4
8-31
25c
Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Co., 4.68%;
conv.
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)7
'
9-13
8-30
9-
3
8-20
9-
3
$1.25
9-
3 A
8-12
$1.10
(quar.)
9-
3
8-
9
8-
9
8-
9
(quar.)
92 Vic
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01
10-
1
9-
6
4.70%
preferred
1
9-
6
4.50%
preferred
10-
1
9-
6
4.60%
;_
$60c
9-
3
8-13
60c
9-15
8-30
9-15
8-30
$1
4.10%
preferred
Pennsylvania
Glass
Power
Sand
•f
3
9->3
8-
9
9-3
8-
9
9-
$1.15
8-
9
>
3
40c
9-16
9-5
$1.02%
9-16
9-
5
9-
4
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
'7
9-
$1.12 V2
.__
8-20
9-; 3
$1.17%
preferred
(quar.)__
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common
v
3
Vac
preferred
10-
9-
57 V2C
58
(quar.)
3.70%
$1.12%
8-16
9-13
20c
(quar.)___.
Fruit
5%
9-13
4c
Penn-Dixie
9
8-15
3
•j. 8-15
9-13
(quar.
Controls
6
9-'3
$20c
common
(quar.)
Penick & Ford.
9-
5c
Ltd.,
common
prior
Co.
L
(initial)
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.).
4.05%
97 3
35c
;_
93% c
10-
70c
30c
10-
$1.06
9-
$1.16
9-3
50c
9-27
46c
10-15
9-16
15c
9-12
8-27
25c
9-15
50c
9-20
12 Vac
Corp.
9-17
9-
9-30
9-13
9-
8-20
(quar.)
1
—
6%
9-12
pref.
8
9-30
.*7
:
Perkins
8-31
Peter
Co.
Paul,
Petersburg
Pet
9-20
Milk
(N.
10-15
4V2%•
8-30
Petroleum
9-30,
$1.75
Petroleum
Gear,
25c
15c
9-30.'
9-18^
10-21"
10-
7
9-
(quar.)
Hopewell Gas
1
common
'
30c
—
50c
33c
44c
(quar.)
9-10
•
;
8-31
9-30
(quar;)____
Exploration
1
9-
10-
1
$1.45
10-
1
10-1
9-17
40c
a
10-
1
-$75c
-,55c
10-
1
75c
______
Plastics. Inc.
(quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
(Milw.)
12 Vic
9-14
8-30
79-14
8-30
4Va%- preferred
Service, common..;^^:
(quar.)_i_i
$1.05
9-14
8-30
5V4%
(quar.)
1 r.-:
;
,
V25p ■
7V2c ,
10-31-.
10-
10-10
1
9-13
9-26
'■
8-30
27c
32V2C
$1.12 J/2
$1.13 J/4
9-30
9-
9-16
2
18-15
9-2
•8-15
8-20
;
1
9-
9-16
3
8-15
9-19
8-26
75c
9-19
8-16
33c
9-30
20c.
(quar.)—
"
(quar.)
:
$1.50
9-
4
9-
8-30
2
•■>•
8-20
'
25c
7
8-
9
9-
2
8-
9
9-
2
8-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.23%
9-
2
8-
9
9-
preferred
(quar.)
Trenton
&
Sci-ew
Co:
Insurance
Engravers
Piedmont
&
conv.
'$4 preferred
$1.25
(quar.)Co.
(Conn.)
common1- (quar.)
1
9-3
8-
2
50
(quar.)
9-26
75c
10-
9-
2
17 V2C
9-30
40c
——r—-
from
:
Fund, Inc^
ment incomeK
.
(quarterly
1
from
——
8-15
8-23
9-13
1
8-
10-15',
5
10- .1
net
8 V2 C
\
Pioneer
9-
$1
__——
Street' Fund,. Inc. (quarterly
.investment 1 income)."__
9-12
-
9-13
$1.37%
—
9-12
-
1
f40c
—
Ltd. "(s-a)
(quar-.)—
>Pihe
8-
10-
50c
common—
(quar.)___
9
2
10-10
——
Electrotypers,
preferred
--
$2.50
RR.
(quar.")—
Co. 1 (quar.)
:—
Natural a.Gas,
[Pillsbury • Co.,'
'
2
9-10
9-10
10-
983/4C
$5.50
8-15
9-
10-1
$1
25c'20c
91V4C
Photo
i
,
.
2
(quar.)
Phillips
9-10
:9-12
9-10
(quar.)____.
5%
9-13
.
8-12
preferred
.Phoenix.
:
,®_"_
8-
3
preferred
Philadelphia!
9-13
Gas—
A ' (quar.)____
9-10
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
!Phillips- Petroleum
'
3
4.95%
9-17
$1.40
3
5
9*13
3.65%
9-17
(quar.)
9-
i
3.95%
3
$1.37 %
8-30
10-1
.
"
Common
1
8-31
9-20
A
45c
8-15
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
8-22
9-20
8-15
37
'
21 .Va c )
&
Co.
1
30c
(quar.^_____J
"(quar.
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
1
Quarterly
9-20
35c
$1.75
——
common..
v
7
(quar.),
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Corp.
Philadelphia Electric
9
9-30
10-
:
,
A.
—
pfd.
7%
Trading jCorp., class A
Pfaudler Permutlt,
Inc." (quar.)
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co.
(quar.)
—
common
Quarterly
Northwestern. Public
A
12J/2C
__^
(quar.)
'A
•
(quar.)_^
Y.)
&
Inc.
&
Co.,
8-30
9-20
15c
Inc.—
(quar.)_l—
Machine
"
10c
>
,
Increased
Pepsi-Cola
8-30
9-10
i._,_
—
10-10
20c
(quar.)
Service,
Pacific
preferred
18-
1
t6c
Northwest
-.
llr
6
6
8-16
9-10
15c
99-
,
9-16
$1.25
:
.
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores (quar.)
i
;____—
Light & Coke (incr.-quar. ).._
Drug
Gas,
Peoples Life Insurance
(quar.)
Peoples Telephone ,Corp„ common (quar.)__
Bepeeko Sugar
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long Island-—
8-29
lh
9-20
•:t30c
(quar.)___
Railway (quar.)
Northern Trust Co. (Chicago)
(quar.)
Northrop Corp. (quar.)
8-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
Peoples
/
Peoples
income)__-___^
Bank
Co.
Ontario Natural
1st
Northern
8-15
4
preferred
4.64%
9-13
9-
'
(quar.)_;
Ohio Telephone—
Northern
8-19
4.24%
8-20
1'
9-13
$15c
87 Vic
.
3
20c
8-16
40c
(quar.)_
Common, (quar.)
1
•
preferred
Northern
8-19
•
•
22c
4.60%
(quar.)____.
Public
preferred
8-30
2
9-
30c
__—
9-
;
Corp.
(increased)
Transportation
(quar.).
Peabody
9-16
50c
preferred
8-30
7
9-12
$1.25
Natural
5.60%
9-10
5 Vic
preferred
5.80%,
9-16
$1.10
•
______
4.40%
8-20
1
9-
8-15
8-15
•
-
v 10-31
iflOc
(quar.)
9-
10-
V,
$10c
.
Pathe
9-10
(quar.)
quarterly.
9-16.
1
A
1
Eastern
"
National
Indiana
Northern
6
9-27
Vi %
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
45c
'
com.
Increased
8-24'
1
Carolina
Northern
•
River *uel Corp. (quar.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
A • Class ' B
'
1
Service,
dividend _1
10-
9
8-20
3
9-11
$1.15
(quar.)
Mississippi
Public
10-
25c
.
Missouri
9-16
9-10
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
,»
.4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
;
8-
class
(quar.)_i.
(quar.)_______.
Co.
Parvin
9-16
1
37 Vac
Lines
Insurance
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Parsons
9-10
30c
Van
North
3
9-' 2
9
8-15
9-' 2
4%
(quar.)_i
Sugar Industries;
(quar.)_-_.
;
North
9-
8-
•
50c
Dock—
(quar.)
American
8-23
10-
A
3
9-13
7
65c
'25c
semi-annual
93 %c
preferred
8-16
57. Vie
___
Aluminum
American
9-25
22 Vic
(quar.) ■ _
_!
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—.
Minnesota
Mirro
North
investment
Refractories
9-16
45c
1
9-10
'
Parmelee
8-27
1
(quar.)__
American-
9-12
$1.25
35c
preferred
4.64%.
9-10
7
9-30
1
Car Corp. (quar.)
Investment Corp. of Calif.—
10-15
.
1
10-
Ltd.
+15c
.
._
Minnesota
9-
$1.43%c
dividend
Paramount
9-30
■
22V2C
—:
of Canada (interim)
Minning & Mfg.
(quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light, common
(quar.)
5%f preferred" (quar.)J—
Mining
50c
."—
10-
3
'•
$4c
(quar.)
dividend
American
4%
8
10-
(quar.)-j._-_»^-iL.-_-^i
"(from
preferred
North
8-20
MihrieapolisrHoneywell Regulator—
:
9'
•••'
:
"
(quar.)
(quar.)__7___
California
$1.12%
Western
North
$1.37 V2
25c
Co.,
Mortgage
Panhandle
8-14
$1
(quar.)
Mines,
&
North
$1.27%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
I
10-10
(quar.)
preferred
9-'3
'
preferred
$5.10 -preferred
8-29
7 9-
47 J/2 C
.
£
:
9-20
9-16
8-30
Corp.—
(quar,)_
Ry., common
(quar.)_Normetal-Mining Corp., Ltd
Norfolk
5
'
7-
(quar.)—:__L,—
Minneapolis: Brewing Co.
Minneapolis Gas Co.—
Increased
Pan
cap-
gains)
'
.i
8-30
9-12
: a
29C
Magazine (quar.)
Share Corp.
(22c from net invest¬
income plus 8c from long-term
Noranda
9-5
10-10
7 15c
______—
9•
Investment
Telephone
Oil
Corporation—
Stock
8-31
Niagara Wire Weaving (quar.)_L
Nopco Chemical Co., common - (quar.)
l
8-26
9- 9
25c
56 Vic
Pako
8-30
Yorker
ital
.
(Lincoln, Neb.)—
Reclaiming,
preferred
'Midwestern
'
Insurance
25c
Midwest
i
9-12
'
'
8-15
-
sion
8-20
9-10
:
Mining
2
9-24
10%
Bell
Pauan,, Ruhocr, Ltd.
■7
8-30
,
$1.01 J/4
RR.
9-
10-15
ioc
(quar.)
Paton
'
preferred
8-26
29c
Electric
(quar.)-:
1
25c
Utilities
9-13
9- 4
9-13
•
(quar,)
9-10
-
A
(quar.)
South
Co.
1
15c
7
(quar.)
Vegetable
(Subject to the
*
8-16
20c
Brake
4
8-9
10-
"
Consolidated
Pacific
9 -11
5c
._.
York State
'
Middle
9-
90c
Corp., common
4%' preferred (quar.)^.__
Newport Electric Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
i-
1
9-12
20c
4
9-25
50c
York, Chicago & St. Louis
Tin
approval)
Packaging uorp|. of
$1.50
Dry
8-30
10"
,
5 i
30c
common
Robinson
Northwest
'a
$1
1
&
9-
Parker-Hannifin
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
9-13
10-25j
r
$1,
2
9-16
8-15
»!• .--j
25c
.!
8-20
7
9-10
-,:•
62'/a C
1
preferred
Co.
dividend____;
Lumber
Y 8-30
7%c
(quar.)
pfd.
9-23
9- 2 0
y
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-23
.9-13
A
10-1
25c
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
series
Pacific
8r30
.">> 8-30
20c
;__
4%
f.
Pacific
9-13
;
9r14
55c
Zinc Co.;
Air
Newmont
■X
1
30c
•Av
•••A'-.-
(quar.)
Water
:
11- 1
'r
25c
>;
Products
Finance
s.
Stock
•
^
News
Clay
Pacific
1
9-14
30c
shares
com.
common
(quar.)
$4.50
"10-16
9-15
9-10
—
on
9-27
...
15c
(quar.)
"
Palomar.
quar.)
(quar.)
payment
9-13
1
10-" 1
35c
(quar.)
Pacific Leasing Corp., Ltd.,
77Class B (quar.)
9-10
(Pittsburgh)
3.75%
preferred (quar.)_.
Newfoundland Light & Power
9-16
10-31
Paper
4 V2 %
6
50c
2c!
10%
____:
Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)
York
New
8-26
9
$1.10
"
v
New
9-6
15c
(quar.)
New
9-6
9-20 "
;_
Quarterly
6
Gamble
9-10
35c
;__.a
Insurance
10-
taoc
com.
f
9-10
10-1
$1
$1.19
3"
pfd.
(quar.)
Indemnity
10-
..15c
..
.__
New Jersey
6
10-
5c
________
99-
Pacific
9-o0
40C
Jersey
6
10-
■
35c
(quar.)_
Gas
4.40%
.
J.)
(J.), Inc.
Michigan
A
:
10-
3.90%
9-
8-21
I.
9-30"
•
•
.
Electric System—
quarterly
England Telephone & Telegraph
4.05%
8-23
9-16
95c
'$5.75
(Elizabeth, N. J.) —
(increased
preferred
Newport
•
Corp
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Ohio) Telephone,
New
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
Stores
Haven
6
Pacific
7
Fire
quarterly
New
9-16
3
8-16
invest¬
______:
9-13
'
*
Research
Co.
20C
(quar.)_________
Canadian
8-20
3
England
New
Atlantic,
9-
9-
20c
-
V
from
quar.
9-20
9-17
""-Ltd.
Pacific
10c
...
!
are
8-22
8-29
per
Co.
8-26
10c
Co. .(quar.)
New Haven Gas
Markets
Pacific
■B.
"•7.7 Quarterly
8-30
9-13
35c
.
8-30
10-
45c
ji:
9-10
Food
Brewing
9-
156
;
•;
7__
Increased
8-17
1
9-16
22 %C
6%
C
9-27
4%
Quarterly
I New
&
Pacific,
10-16
.
(Little
/
$1.75
Mfg. Co., class A (quar. )___111__
Paper Co.
(quar.)
9-20
9-10
7c
Union
I
8-15
9-30
P
8-20
;
10-31
7 J/20
-
\
__7l.
lank
Newark
Oxford
8-9
5
8-L0
Pabst
Nestle-LeMur
8-20
50c
(quar.)
,-9- 3
17 V2C
Series
Nekoosa-Edwards
8-19
10c
;
9-
9-10
15c
Co.",
(quar.)
8-26
9-6
•
40c
Corp.
Glass
6
8-15
•
common
quar.)
Fiberglas
8-31
-
115c
(quar.)
Co
25c
12 VaC
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
Power,
preferred
8-15
9-3
17 V2C
.
Bank
National
Nedick's
4%
Oxford
8-15
V:
9-16
72 Uc
dividend)__
Co.
II
(quar.)
Inc.
Rubber
(Increased
9-
9-16 :
9-6:
.Transportation Co.-T- '
Stock
dividend
State
Quarterly-
8-21
8-"i
'1
9.-11
10c
;
B'Oosh
Tail
7 9-
9-16
3
8-31
15C
Co.
Owens-Corning
'8-16
,
9-3
56 J/4 c
(quar,.)
Stock
Initial
—
(St.
Steel
Fla.)
(Pgh.) —
±
Stock
Securities
National
9-10
•
Standard
t-
Otter
"
Machinery
Nationaj
8-22
8-31
O'Sullivan
8-30
-
Industries
National
7 8- 9
UOc
Co.
(quar.):
Goods Corp,
3
40c
pfd
Publishing Co. (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
9-
Oshkosh
8-26
9-30
9-
America—
_'
("s-a)
9-13
9-14
.
8-28
'
A
Olascj
<•
9c
.
**
9-15
7
Line,
Wholesale, Ltd.—
-9-10
9-i6
Series
National
—
7%
Trust
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Co.
9-16
:
10-15 a
•
9-10
(semi-annual)_
payments
ment income)
9-13
45c
9-10
Manufacturing
8-15
9-15
•.
Owens-Illinois
(quar.)
Insurance
(Both
(Albany, NY)—
Bank
Co.
1
10-
9-27
A
$1.06 V*
(semi-annual)
Growth
8-16
(quar.)
Oshawa
•
(quar,)_^__j
Line
of
approximately
'
Rubber
8-30
25c
Osborn
8-15
30c
Insurance
Securities—
1
37 Vic
.
——,
9-i.U
9-16
55c
,
9-20
6
10-10
75c
Accident
Co.
National
12-10
9-30
9-
9-10
9-16
5c
___.
(quar.)
of
9-16
9-46
■
(quar.)
__il_u
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred Cquar.)_________l^.I_____l_
4.75% preferred (quar.)_
Arkansas)—
Income
payment
16
9
7
40C
:'1_7
111
share)7
Mfg.
9-16
1
9-27
Co
&
National
8-28
12-20
$1.37 Vi
(A
8
Corp.—
(stock
BB
8-30
.
1
9-16
10-'
15c
Corp.
AA
9-16
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
Class
9-13
9-30
10-
25c
8-22
5
25c
common
Products Corp.
National Presto
8-20
9- 9
;
20c
10-
30c
.
(quar.)__
Class
•
9-
Welding Machine Co-
General
Rock,
10-10
V;
Refrigerating Co. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Machine
Metal
Lead
National
9-
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Financial
National
Mercantile
Mesta
National
8-26
9-14
—
quarterly
Manufacturing
&
8-16
9-10
62 Vic
.Merchants
Merck
National
10-31
Increased
Meredith
National Food
3
Sugar
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
9-16
•
10-15
10c
Quarterly
8-22
8-15
(quar.)—
com.
8-30
60c
Bank
preferred
9-15 V
.
10-10
4uc
(quar.)
(quar.)A^_^_^.___i_i.__zu-^L''
National Electric
9-
1
5c
•
Corp.
(quar.)
Oliver Tyrone
Co.
Oiympia
Brewing
Overnite
Chemical
1
Onomea
12 J/2 c
preferred $50 par
Drug & Chemical,
8-10
5c
..
Co
Distilleries,
'60c
8-15
(quar.)
Corporation
•
5
9-23
35c
_v
Bank
4V4%
National
a
&
1
10-
20c
(quar.)
River Products
Chemical
8-16
20c
:
(quar.)
Products
Mathieson
3
25c
7:A
Co.
2
9-
10-
-
8-20
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.14
6
8-
10-
(quar.)
-•.
Insurance
9-12
2ec
(DC)
(quar.)
:
preferred $100 par (quar.)
4 Vi %
8-15
—.
(quar.)—,
Farmers
Dairy
9-14
A
(quar.)___
quarterly
Distillers
Life
"
3
$1.10
Opellka
common
:•
3
3
—
Engineering
&
National
Mercantile
10-18
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Melchers
Mercantile
11-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Medford
Menasco
9-13
9-
Quarterly 1
Mellon
8-15
15c-
&
W.)
Mechanics
910-
9-
—
(quar.)
Robbins
&
National
85c
Co.
Publishing
Johnson
National
8-23
55c
(annual)
Machine
9-20
9-
93 %c
;
preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
McKesson
10-
933/4C
—
5V2%
McNeil
35c
Increased
9-13
.
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
9-23
National
(quar.)
Olin
Cleaning Contractors—
10-17
9-
(quar.)—________
Inc.
Ray)
National
vie: i
30c'
6
Antonio)
By-Products
National Cash Register (quar.)__
i National -Castings Co.
(quar.)
National City Lines Inc. (quar.)___
9-3
Line
9-
3
8-23
v
9-30
97 Vac
Quarterly-
9-10
75C
National
1
1
9-25
,
(•;:;.
series)
preferred 1959 series
Company
(quar.)
(J.
Washington
9-
Old
S
8-15
9-
9-:
$1.11
Service.Co.
Mississippi
(quar.)
Old :'Ben Coal Corp.
3
1
47 Vac
Inc.
25c
25c
Tulsa
of
Biscuit
t$1.37Vi
:
(San
of
National
Water
9-
9
-".,-
-1-
2
9-
~1~I.II
1
1
Corp.
Extra .•..-_;-l
50c
Quarterly
National
$0.32
9-
Machine
2
8-
10-
quar.)__
Sand ,.'Co._-
Oklahoma
8-16
8-
3
•9-27
22c
Commerce
8-19
47 Vic
_
pfd.
Aircraft
of
8-26
*12 %c
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
9-30
1,
Common
McCormick
Bank
•
(quar.)
9-13
9-
30c
NY)
National
Fund
income),.
("quar.)
9-20
27 V2C
River
10c
National Bank
.25c
Conveyor Co.
(quar.)
Department Stores—
McDonnell
(Auburn,
5
•;
8-2d
10-15
Forge &
Ohio
.
•
8-31
62 V2 C
:
Mathews
McDermott
Bank
9-
17c
Corp., com.
(quar.)
National Bank (quar.)
9-16
25c
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Nasnua
8-30
40c
Marietta
2
;
8-19
30c
(quar.)
12-
.••••■
Co.
(quar.)
3
10-
12-20
-4.56%
5
Fabric
45c
12
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
'
Co.
40c
;
,
9-
4oc
Telegraph
(quar.)
9-14
a3; 25c
Ohio
Ohio
9-20
(quar.)
9-16
-
7-29
8-16
25c
-
Telephone &
50c
Supermarkets
3%%
Co.
2
$3.50
Supply
Chemical
Narrow
—
(quar.)__
Marsh
Maytag
Fuel
1
9-
•9-10
15c
(s-a)
States
9-13
10-
40c
common
50c
.
(quar.)
9-
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Martin
$3.75
Mills,
preferred
-62Vic
Inc.
(increased)
8-
15C
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Vernon
•
•
(Increased-quar,)
Munsingwear, Inc. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)^
Murphy Corporation, common
ylO- 3
8- 9
9
9-30
;
30c
17 Vic
r—,
(quar.)___
Marquette.Cement Mig. (quar.)
& McLennan, Inc.
(quar.)
*.
preferred
Wheel
National
Marsh
May
(quar.)
10c
Moore
&
Industries
^Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
Nalco
1
from
(Calif.),*>(quar.)
Massachusetts
yio-
10-15
•
Massachusetts
preferred
-15c
- -
-
-
8-19
3
10-15
10c
.
Maryland
preferred
Muskogee
9-17
9-30
9-
$x.zo
.
8-15
9-10
lc
Bank
Marlin-Rockwell
4.44%,
3.90%
■
-
2
2
,
9-16
•
J43C
common
8-
9-
tl5c
(quar.j_
4.40%
Mountain
;
8-30
9-14
income)
National
&
preferred
Edison,
2
9-2
15c
(quar.)_
8-21
(quaf.)
Mountain
6
20c
—
.
35c
(quarterly
Co.
(M.)
7%
~~~
™
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Mills
•9-'3
Products
National
Marathon
Marsh
Inc.
Flour
(increased
(quar.)
7%
8-15
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Marlene
9-
1
9-10
(quar.)
Basket
Ogilvie
8-30
8-30
Moore
■
8-23
,
t30c
Trust
Market
Oceanarium,
8-30
1
8-30
Mount
17V2C
__
_
Hanover
Oil
8-30
1
10-
Ohio
8-14
9-
7%c
1
Motor
_____
Co.
investment
Inc.
1
10-
t27Vic
J
(quar.)
1
8-16
28c
Stores
(quar.)
Shirt (quar.)——-.—
Manpower,
(quar.)__
Manufacturing
$1.27V2
quar.)
7 8-30
9-10
t$l
10-
9-16
quar.)
Manhattan
Manning
10-
Oak
"-9-13
f$i.l2'/2
10-
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
Managed. Funds:
General
Industry
Mangel
8-30
(quar.)
t$1.75
1-15
Homes
(quar.)
R.)
NuTdhe, Inc.
8-30
1
9-20
30c
(quar.)
t$1.75
8-21
dividend
Mallory
1"
preferred
preferred
(quar.):
9-15
8-15
conv. priority shares (quar.)
5% pifl. laccum.)
Hyde
1010-
1
I62V2C
(quar.)
10-31
.9-6
Rrt.
central
>.:4%>
8-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
A
1-30-64
r.7 40c
Garden, 60c pfd. (quar.)---.
Line
Copper Co. (quar.)_
Company (quar.)
Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)
Malone
4%%
9-13
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Light & Power—
preferred
B
Morrison-Knudsen
Magnavox
Maner
•
1
9-16
5%
preference
$25c
•
(increased-quar.)
(from investment income)
Madison Square
10-
Nova Scotia
preference
8c
,
basis)
'Quarterly
MacWhyte Company
Madway
6
When
Share
7%
Mac^Iillan Bloedel & Powell River, Ltd.—
Fund
6
9-
$1.17Va
:
(.increased
common
6
9-
35c
A;
25c
_
quarterly
a
on
Mines
v
Madison
(quar.)
$5c
__
Increased
(quar.)
Corp.,
-9-
9-27
Company
7%
Monthly
Macassa
preferred
Moore
9-27
-9-^7
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5.10%
9-20
15c
(quar.)_
Laboratories
30c
30c
common
preferred
preferred
10-15
*'''$12'fee-
(s-a)—^-___
4.50%
1
^
(quar.)
4.70%
class
(quar.)_|__
:
Montana-Daxota
I2V2C
_
A
*p<lr '
Name of
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.)
Norton Company
(quar.)
j.;
^
Norwich Pharmacal
Co.
(quar.)
I
10-15
1
f25c
y
class
1
11-
J2oc
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-
10c
Rubber
51
Holders
Payaole of Kec.
:
Extra
Mohawk
10-19
1
Share
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Quarterly
■77;.
8-23
9-io
11-
When
Per
7a
Mohawk National Bank
1
8-31
9-14
,Y
70c
>
(increased)
Lynch Corp.
9-12
(907)
Name of Company
Payable, of Rec.
75c
Breweries
Lunkenheimer
Lykes
RR.
'
Co.
Corp.
Lager
When Holders
Per
Share
Company
and Financial Chronicle
.H
;
is
6
8-28
9-16
-
investV2C
.>*
.•
-!"
9-16
:
8-30
52
(908)
'
'
1
v';
■
;7\ ■.'
•
,,v'/
'
(quar.)__
Plastics (quar.)
_____
Telephone (Del.)
(quar.)———_
Natural
Pioneer
Pioneer
Gas
dividend
Stock
a
:~ *'
—
Piper Aircraft (quar.)
Piiney-Bowes, Inc., com.
(quar.)
___w
4¥»% preferred series B (quar.j_____*—.
Chemical,
Pittsburgh Coke &
$4.80
preferred
Class
9-10
1
12-
1
11-
4'A%
Ross
8
9-13
8-30
9-12
8-28
1
9-20
Royalite
3
8-16
Royalties
9-
3
$1.25
9-
3
8-16
:
SI.75
"10-
1
8
•/9-10
1
9-13
"
/--*-■¥.
—._
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown <K Ashtabula
Ry.— :
'
preferred (quar.)„____$1.75
Development, Ltd. (quar.)
—'
f25c
Polaroid
Corp., common
(quar.)
:
•
5c
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
2 62V2C
7-2:5% 2nd preferred (quar.)^—.62'/2c
(Issues shown
above
are
being called
for redemption
entirely, the 5%
1st
"
t.
pfd.. and the $2.50 2nd pfd. both on
Sept. 24 at $50 per share plus this
quarterly dividend payment)
7'^''.'
7?oor & Company (quar.)■
25c
Portland Gas Light Co.,
common 4———
10c
Ruppert
Ryan
3
8-30
9-
9-24
99-
V
3
9-3
9
8-
9-2
(quar.)
20c
$2.46 preferred
(quar.)
■.
61 Vac
:-7' $2.44 preferred
(quar.)—;___7T,77z.Z22;-*^27:. 761c
9-30
9-
9-
Aeronautical
4%
Stores
3
5%
1
1
8-
5
St,
Louis
9-13
St.
Paul
—-
9-13
8-30
St.
Regis
.—_____________
15c
9-
Printing Corp. of America (quar.)—___i_
Procter-Silex, 4%%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)____
2nd
preferred
(quar.)—;—____
ll7/ec
Gardner
Prince
Producers
Corp.
(quar.)
Oil
Cotton
Products
(quar.)_
Research
;_____
Providence
$2 conv.
Provident Life
(Tenn.)
Public
of
Insurance
4.90%
preferred
Service
1
8-15
Scott
1
8-15
(quar.)*__
Co.
of
North
3
$1.31(4
______
9-16
9-
3
&
Scovill
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Scnpuo,
$1.07(4
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-30
$1.32
9-30
8-30
Scythes
'35c
0-30
8-30
Seaboard
Industries,
com.
(stock
•
'•
'
'/
dividend)
5%
3
V;'/-
9-30
8-30
9-13
8-30
9-
8-
85c
9-
30c
•
$4.75
preferred' (quar.)-7zz_*z__:_2____™.T
Pueblo
$1.18%
Supermarkets
(quar.)—
Puerto
Rican
(quar.)2__~:-_----2.7.;
Puerto
Rico iTelephone
Pullman,
Oil
Pure
;
Purex
",,f
Cement
Inc.
15 c
Co.
25c
,
(quar.)_-___^____—
dividend
—
Fund, Inc. (capital gains distribu¬
tion payable in cash or stock
:I—
Putnam (George) Fund - (Boston) (from in¬
income)
8-23
9-
1
8-
2
Ltd.
13c
9-30
9~
9-
8-22
9-
IOC
7 9-23
3
8-30
Selkirk
15c
.10-
1
9-
Servel,
1
9-
8-1
'
Class
Sei-Rex
Co., common (quar.):—_—_
preferred (quar.)7—^
$2
10-
6
6
! 40c
9-14
7Vac
t25c
7
_
9-16
8-30
8-30
bneiby
8-15
Shattuck
of America— 2,'.2'
Vy'.v': '<•'
.
preferred (quar.)______________
87VaC
Purina (quar.)
________—____.—J--" 20c
Corp.
$3.50
Co.,
Ramaaa
Ranco,
Inns
(quar.)_™
Inc. (quar.),
Grip & Batten,
Rapid
'
Ltd.,
class A
6%
redeemable preferred
(quar.)_.
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
^2
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)_7____—___-47
.
Raytheon
8-21
L
1
9-20
Shoe
8-30
buop
9-12
10-
9-12
9-
8-15
9-10
911-
1
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Republic
Aviation
Republic Steel
Revelstoke
6%
(Canada)
Co.
Ltd.z___™_;V';;2
(Phila.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-13
9-25
_—
Copper
&
Inc.
(quar.
Richfield
Oil
Oil
)„_A__V.'u
$4
Rio
9-
Corp.
10- .1
,;Rittenhouse
series
Valley
6%
B-
(quar.)
:;i'
11-1
10-
Myers
Roberts
Roberts
&
Rcbinson
H.)
H.)
Co.
Little,
Gas
preferred
4.10%
preferred J
preferred K
preferred L
I
Rock
of
Rogers
(John)
Co,
!
3
8-15
South
Jersey
9-
South
8-15
"8-16
10-15.
80c
9-13
: 9-13
9
8-23
10c
5
9-27
.5
9-10
8-23
9-30
9-14
$1
9-
3
8-
9-
3
8-
$1.183/4
.
9-
$1.02(4
9-3
8-
$1.23%
—___
9-
8-
3
3
8-
$1.37(4
9-
3
8-
10c
9-
3
8-16
'
25c
(quar.)__
i
-
'
7
9-10
9-10
8-20
50c
9-10
8-16
10c
9-40
9-16
8-' 9
8-
9
8-31
-
8-31
10-
1
8-30
preferred
4%
Southern
Stock
Gas
&
Super
Food
Super
Valu
9-13
8-15
9-9
9-
9-13
8-23
9-
5:
8-16
9-
3
••8-9
30c
9-10
8-26
11-1
•>'
3
10-
1
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-
4c
10-29
25c
9-10
5
3l¥4c
9-
9-30
9-3
38%c
9-30
9*3
15c
9-25
9-11
Co.
25c
30c
'
$1.12%
(quar.)-
10*
2-
9-27
10-15
9-20
9-
10-
6
1
10c
8-30
7-16
$25c
9-27
9-13
Electric—
$5
11-
1
10-15
9-
I
8-23
10c
10-
1
9-10
25c
30-
1
9-10
(quar,)_i__ "
(quar;)
Co.
(quar.)—
-
-
'
Water,
com.
<quar.)_
Supermarkets
&
Chalet,
Symington
Syracuse
70c
common
(quar.)
dividend
Transit
Food
Taft
.(lncreased-quar.)
Corp.
6
8-23
/8-23
9-13
8-23
3
8-9
9-30
9-13
9-
9-
2
79-
2
8- 9
7
8-
9-
9-10
7
-25c
8-27
9-13
8-30
10-
4
16V4C:
9-
3
8-16
12 VaC
9-
17
8-
10-
1
9-16
-•
9-13
9
7
A
.7
50c
8-15
9-
3
37¥aC
9-
7
8-16
12 Vac
9-16
8-29
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-
1
9-6
45c
~
9-
9
8-23
12 Vac
4
9-
9
9-
1
8-15
t50c
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
10-
1
$1.25
tquar~T~"~~
10-
1
9-16
9-10
8-15
15C
$1.25
•
10-
25c
~
:
9-16
2 ¥2 %
9-
5
8-
9
9-16
8-5
9-15
'
15c
div )
9-16
9-20
35c
(quar.»_
1
8-23
9-10
25c
Z-_~ZZII
(stk.
10-
t25c
-7.7
;
8-19
11-
IOC
•-
_
,
3%
:
8-21
10-21
9-
6
10c
9-30
8-30
30C
.;
9-16
; 9- 6
17 Vac
__
9-15
8-30
62 VaC
10-
1
9-
3
9-
3
8-15
9-13
8-30
pfd"~(
•6c
quar.) ; '.
9-13
8-15
T35c
10-
1
9-13
"
(quar.i
7
5c
•''
-
9-16
9-
5c
9-16
9-3
■40c'
(quar.)___
Service, Inc., 5%
10-
1
9-
17 VaC
22VaC
7
(quar.)
Talcott
(James), Inc.
Tamblyn
(G.), Ltd.',
(quar,.),
3
1
10-15
9-3
8-15
10-
1
50c
pfd.
9-
3
12 %c
<quar;)__
10-
1
9-19
9-12
8-15
Tappan
Company
Tecumseh
8-15
'
Teleflex,
Inc,
5
25C
(quar:T
!
________
!_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
I
50c
9-10
9-20
79-
9-10
25c
6
8-30
10c
7
8-30
3
28-
9
$1.02Va
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
~_
4.64%
$1.06V4
$1.15
preferred
10-
1
9-
(quar.)__;_
6
4.65%
$1.16
preferred
('quar. )____I~I"~II
10-
1
9-
6
$1,161/4
10-
1
9-
6
$1.22%
10-
1
$1.27%
4.90%; preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar. )__2
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)__*7_1_
preferred
111212
2*2222
6
1
9-
6
10-
22
1
9-6
$1.31
10-
1
9-6
^222
(quar.)__2_
9-
10-
$1.23.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
5.00%
preferred
preferred
9-28
9-
5
9-28
9-
5
Tennessee
9-15
Tex-Tube.
9-'j5
9-13
preferred
preferred
8-30
9- '6
9-
4.25%
preferred
1
9-16
1
1
4.60%
8-13
9-13
1
10-
10-
30c
-
Tennessee Gas
Transmission, com. ( quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)-_______;___^
5.25%
5
10-
120c
t50c
:
(quar.)
Products
15c
(quar.)_______t..
common
Preferred
preferred
10-
712-
9-13
56c
.
(quar.)______
4.72%
55c
12-16
'
4.92%
$1.25
1
6
7 9-13
25c
V
4.50%
10-1
¥ 9-
30c
•i
Co
8-13
31c
1
9-16
V
$0.0012
$1.40
8-13
$1.12¥a
9-13
9-
'87 Vac
Broadcasting Co. (quar.)
8-1.3
8-
8-23
9-15
20c
3
1%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_:
"*'
■
TlZZ~_~Z~~~~Wt7l"~;'
3
6
8-23
6
9-27
5c
9-
9-
6
9-
10c
77
(incr.-quar.)z
9-
40c
9-
,
7 25c
■■37 Vac
;_7
(quar.)__.
(quar.)_
3
9-20
25c r
'
_____
Corp.
9-
9-
9-19
10-10
"
(increased-quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quari)
preferred
Wayne
5.08%
—_
-
(.quar.)_I~_~ "
cl
Petroleum
Operation
5.24 Va % 7 preferred
25c
——
(quar )
A
(quar.)_Z"Z~__rir
31¥ic
(quar.)
8-26
1
10-
10c
-
pfd;
$.2656
(quar.)
(quar.)_
•
1
9-10
20c
__7_7"._:
5.10%
3
9-12
8
8-
N.C.)
Company- (quar.)
9-5
9-30
9-20
10-
15c
121.Zl
Swift
8-26
9-
10-15
U5c
(quar.)
Superior Electric (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
9-30
19c
V 8-23
;
9-30
-
27c
i>
8-12
9-10
20c
7
(quar.)_____
25c
:___
9-10
,77 t5c
(quar.)
26V4C
•
-
(quar.-)_^__-_
Natural. Gas
8-30
$1.18%4
!
7
Edison—
Water,
9-20
$1.20
Service
Cable
9-10
6
8-23
(quar.)
(quar.
50c
'
(Raleigh.
Distributing Corp.
preferred
8-12
8-12
<
65c
7 -7
8%
com.
8-15
8-15
9-10
-
12 Vac
""
•!__
(quar.)_.
Service,
Stores,
8-30
"
3
10c
Extra
,
—
Co.
6
8-15
3
20c
Extra
Szabo
(quax-.)
(quar.)
&
9-
t-J10c
(quar.
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Sundstrand Corp.
(quar.)
Sun Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Oil
8-23
7 9-
9-10
93 %C
.-(quar.)t7'
Inc.
9-
60c
$4.50
Southern
Stowe-Woodward,
5¥c
V 9-20
9-
■
Supprior
>9-6
•
*;tl2¥aC
Ltd.
9-6
65c '
Studebaker Corp., $5 conv.
pfd. (quar.T'.IZI
5% 2nd preferred
(quar.)__-_7___________
Swiss
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Co.
Oil,
9-23
$50c
(quar.)
Telephone
California
Southern
A.)
International
Mining Co.
5%
—
Co.
preferred
preferred
4¥4%
■5%
(D.
Sunset
9
3
50c
7
Extra
Sunshine
9
3
9-
9-16
183/4c
7_
(quar.)_
Stock
dividend___
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.)_.
Storer
Broadcasting Co., com.
Class B
(quar.)
8-23
9
9-
1
9-16
(quar.)_____
Manufacturing Corp.,
8-23
6
1
10-
(quar.)_^7_^-_v_7i.-_-_7y:'"■t 12 Vac
B.) Co.,
Warner Corp.
9-
—
California
preferred
Jersey
Corp,, class
(John
9-15
;
.V 8-28
10-
,.
(quar.)_^
9-20
J.)—
Public
4.32%
A
9-14
20c
(quar.)_.
Propane Gas Co.
Southern
preferred
Stuart
V8-30
9-16
•
Stern & Stern Textiles— 7 7. 7 7,7777
4V2%
preferred, (quar.)______ 7_
DX
—
preferred
Southern
5%
/•
House
48c
4.80%
Southeastern
j
Sunset
:
94c
8-21
9-16
9-12
7
8-30
82 Vac
7 .:
.
9-14
1
9-16
87¥2C
7.
7
(reduced
Sunray
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Gas
"4.75¥p
8-26
30c
9-10
10-
50c
•
I(quar.)
Bros.:
8-30
'(quar.)
"
_11_
(N.
Co.
Indiana
Original
-
$1.02Va
(quar.)__i
:
8-26
$1
Development
Ltd. (quar.)—
Co.,
•
(quar J
com.
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Brewers Inc.
(quar.) ____._______.-i,Sterling Drug, new common-(initial-quar.)
Sterling Precision—
7
8-23
v
.
—
Southeastern
8-lb
9-10
f20c
-
Mills,
Southeastern
9-10
60c
15c
-J
:
8-31
8-16
3
"
:
•
r
$22 ¥20
r
pfd.
(quar.)
Southern
Common
7. St.erchi
9-11
shares-
A
Insurance
Southam
9-5
; 9-
Texas
9-10
9-
10-10
30c
(-quar.)_^_______vI_IZ~D <
.
20c
'
(quar.)
Gas
1
;
-
10-1
">
Pittsburgh Water. 4*4%
South
,
8-15
1
10c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Carolina
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
South
9-3
3
8-15
45c
)
Manufacturing
8-16
9-
8-15
3
9-16
4214c
class
Co.
preferred
Soss
9-
9-
8-
Devices, Ihc.
V 9-16
3
(quar.)________
Corp.
55c
9-
Ages Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Rockwell-Standard
6
3 ;
11-
,
;
5.50%
(quar.)__;
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)_.
Rockwell
9-
9-
'
(quar )________
Corp.^—
(quar.)
434%
4.95%
9-16
9-16
9-207,
9-12
'
9-3
Paper
Products
1
8-
$1.12¥a
_____
15c
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)—
*
A
Class B
9-10
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.
Sonoco
Class;
Ttill-Man
9-
9-10
8-30
1
8-
3
7
Steinberg's Ltd., com.
'7'
Stewart
50c
Solitron
8-27
(.quar.).
10c
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.):
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
.8-30
________L.
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
75c
8-15
9-10
*;
3 ¥2%.
9-4
9-14
(quar.)_
8-15
9-10
8-
3
9-
37 Vac
(quar.)_____i.T_
•
Stetson
Oil
on
'(Howard)
preferred
3
9-
$1.12 ¥2
,/• 6%
series A: preferred
(quar7>__
Stauffer Chemical,. common
4
(quar.)
4
10c
& Electric
H
$2
(quar.)
com.
common
30c
—
dividend
9-
736c
•
'
New
Ohio,
$17(4c
Klirie & French Laboratories (quar.)
Smith
of
of
(quar.)_______
Structural Steel
B
9-3
9-14
(quar.)________
9-
75c
Co. (quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd.
(9-12
7c
(quar.)
preferred F
4.10%
preferred
Corp.
Venezuelan
Stock
8-30
8-23
6834c
(quar.)
4%
9-10
9-13
7c
.
:
Porter
(H.
<A.
Rochester
/
com.
Lumber
'Robertson
Robins
Inc.,
preferred
1
•
Smith
;
Co.
Loan & Finance
1
9-18
9-10
(quar.)
9-14
7 10c
..
'
&
8-15
,
10-14
5
$1,
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
Express
$1.50
1
9-
'
4c'
—
Robbins
Co.
Singer Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Skyline Homes—
10-14
11-
,25c„
,
'
preferred
5¥2%
'
9-16
30c
£
(quar.)_^
Roadway
Steel
Cable
30c
.
) 7_
___■—;____i__™_7___
class A
(quar.)
Co.,
&
&
25c
(quar.)
Fund
Finance
Class
A
Gas
Saw
10-18
5c
pfd.
of
40c
Wire
1
common
Register,
9-20
10-
—$17V2C
_;
Special
8-16
9-
Ltd.—
45c
'
—
;_
preferred
8-9
,
9-13
11-
_
$50c
1
lc
__________
(quar.)—
2
_
20c
Sinclair
•9-6
1
$25c
—__i—______
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Oil
10-
9-13
20c
(quar.)_____„___
9-20
130c
_
Grande
Ritter
9-13
•'
oc
—
common
1:
9-20
22V2c
(quar.)_____,
8-16
50c
—_______—
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)___
Riegel Textile Corp., com. -(increased
-Extra
Simonds
Sinclair
Richardson
Company iquar.i;
Richardson-M'errell Inc., (quar.)
A
9-1
4Va% ^ preferred; (quar.%_______________77 1 $1;12(4
(R. J.) Tobacco, common' (quar.) '* 4
40C
3.60% preferred (quar.)
V'90c
Ranch
B
•
9-26
25c
!>
■
_■_=>•
class
Dairies
7
9-2
9-16
10-
$1.25
;
10-18
Reynolds
Rice
Gas,
-
10-18
10-18
.
9--6
9-27
10c
25c
—
(quar.)
50e
Drug & Chemical Co. (quar.)
12(4c
Reynolds Metals,7common
(quar.K_____l_._, 12V2C
7
434%i preferred
(quar.)™
59%c
8- 9
-i"
1
1
7 718c
I
Properties_____
•
Radio, Ltd. (quar.)__"Z_I"lI_I"
A
Class
8-20
'10-15'
10c
J30c
__________
t
Brass
JO.
(quar.)
A
Simplex
Building Materials, Ltd.—
Rexall
1
Class
Class
8-30
9-20
8-26
10-18
1111-
3iy4c
.
Capital Life Insurance
State
9-19
"
9-10
40c
Simplicity Mfg., class A (quar.)__
Simplicity Paitern (increased)
Simpsons,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
25c
(quar.)
'
<•'
Simmons Co.
} 9- 3
9-11
9-20
;fl5c
33c
;7
(quar.)
preference
Revere
12(4c
7
Chemicals
Insurance
■
9-19
9-19
1
27 VaC
-
•
Quarterly. ""____i,____U7____7
Quarterly
"8-22
10-10
10c
1
A—
preferred
Silverwood
,
&
Ltd.,
'5%
3
11-15
r
,
10-10
32%c
Corp. of America
Rite Foods, Inc
Silknit,
8-20
9-
—_
Reichhold
6
9-
eici -_llibtt
Oil
Class I B
'
12 VaC*
9-13
"
(resumed)— _____J_
(quar.)
Signal
10-
"2 2 50c
5Va%' pfd.- (quar.)—68%c
Real
Silk
Hosiery Mills
(quar.)
i__
;
40c
Redwing Carriers (quar.)i
lie
Quarterly
z
11c
Reliance
;
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)_:._.
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
10
Co.,
Reeves Bros.
Oil
9-13
tl5c
T$1.50°
(quar.)
Mining
Food
Marts, class
Business Forms
9-20
10-
20c
'
?10-10
25c
Co.
9-12
20c
:
(lncreased-quar,)____
(quar.)
G.)
1
10-
8-12
10-1
9-10
•
15c
Sheller
1st
Ralston
(quan_______
_
Denn
Co.
Market
State
'
Service
(John) '&
Shaver
9-30
Shell
Radio
8-16
6
9-1
25c
(initial-quar.)
10c
Holdings, Ltd., class A (s-a)__-_L_- 7'v$10c
Inc.; $5.25
pfd.: (quar.)___' $1.31 ¥4
Sexton
10-18
10-18
(quar.)
Standard
Star
(quar.)__—• $25c
Corp.
.
^
Fund—
Co.
Snattuck ^(Frank
Quaker State Oil Refining' (quar.)d__^._____
Quality
Importers
(quar.)__
Quemont Mining Corp.
8-23
"
Seismograph
,
11-1
ll-'l
33C
$4.50
common
Oil
Standard
9-
10-18
11-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Oil Co.
Standard
8-23
13c
1
$.00%
Oil
Standard
7
7
9-
"
4
17c
___________________
8-16
10-'2 - 78-23
(quar.)i(___i________¥ .7'.'735c'iSeattle-First, National Bank
10- !•'*
9-18(quar.)___J—_ , ;42V2C7
1'2 <18
1-2-64 '
Quarterly
'f- 42(4c
Security Trust & Guaranty-T^—-™-——
10-10' * 16* 1
•
-;
-5c
*
9-30
$1.15-
11-
10-18
27 ¥4 c
3%% preferred series A
(quar.)
Standard Paving &
Materials, Ltd.
Pressed Steel
9-10
preferred
&
$1.10
B
9-27 7
7¥2C
Associates
Roebuck
10-18
TO-18
$6.50
15c
,
$4.75
Sears
'
Pyle-Natiohal
8%,
...
8-23
9-13
2%
;V7
______
Puritan
vestment
8-20
9-30
35c
40c
ri
Corporation r(increased-quar.
Stock
9-30
45c
_—
(quar.)__.—
1
.
Standard
8-16
iV
1
11-
«
(quar.)
Gifts
25c
__.l_____i.___
(quar.)—;
Finance
Co.,
common.
20c
(quar.)_.
__i_—1__
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
_7___ A $1.18%"
v
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)1
^
$1.56 V2
Sealed .Power
Corp.
(quar.)__—_,—__—_■_
' lj25c
Searle (G. D.)
& Co. (quar.)______________ .
50c
$5
\ '
1
11-
11-1
(quar.)
Standard
8-30
«
9-1
Seaboard
1
"
"•
(quar,)
4
9
10-11
9-13
97¥aC
10-18
$1.18%
California,
$3.30 conv pfd^Tquar.)!
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—
Increased quarterly
10-11
11-1
15c
,
<.
8-
9-27
'7*
1
$1.40 5/a
(quar.)_______
Class
8-15
1
11-
u.
,_i._7
preferred
Standard
11-
'10-10
7
7
8-24
7
2
9-10
20c
;_
Stevens & Clark Balanced
(Quarterly from net income)—
Co.,
9-
3
$1.03%
•
preferred
Standard
8-19
'7.-,
—
Scuu^er,
&
9-13
8-15
...
9-14
20c
______
(quar.)
inc.
$1,26 (4
••
3
9-
9-30
4
9-
9-16
10-21
1
$1.06 ¥4
-
__________
(quar.)___i.______^T_____
(quar.)__
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Motor
Products, class A (quar.).<-
9-13
4
30c
(quar.)_______________._
$4.75
preferred
Standard Brands,,
2
9-
9-16
9-
7
7
_
(quar.)
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting
,
10-
91 (4C
8-30
(quar.)_;______—
10-
25c
(quar.)
Gems
'
preference
,10-15
(quar.)__.
common
8-30
Screen
(quar;)__zi*TU-^:7*7-2*2".
preferred
9-27
9-13
$1
9-30
;
10-15
16c
30c
—
9-30
(quar.)____—
20c
37V2C
__i_
'$1.02
(quar.)_j_^___,
8-30
7
$1.04(4
preferred
8-14
9-13
$7 (4c
______
-____
10-11
11-
$1.10
Insurance Co., common
25c '
(quar,) *'
preferred (quar.)
$1.62 ¥2
Springfield Television Broadcasting (quar.)_
10c
Staley (A. E.) Manufacturing Co.—
:
r
Common (quar.)
30o
7
2
15c
.
7,
Mfg.
8-
9-16
9-14
Springfield
8-2
,
¥ 13c
(quar.)
2
7 ¥20
7
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)___-7___—4——-
(quar.)
preferred
Publicker
Co.
8-30
4.18%
$1.40
&
9-30
4.08%
5.28%
9-10
1
7
7
(quar.)
-60c
(quar.)
preferred
5.05%
10-
2
2
9-2
Ltd.
Williams
3.65%
Common
4.30%
12V2C
99-
1
20c
92 V2C
(quar.)
,,V $4.50 preferred (quar.)______._
Sprague Electric Co.
(quar.)
8-2
29lie
29%c
~?7
Co.—
$1.32
8-31
-
)
;
1
10-
-
'
Service
$1.44
Spencer
8-
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
Co.—
Gas
Common
1
Sperry Rand
Spiegel, Inc.,
a
10-
$1-07
_t
3
9-
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
8-30
>.
(quar.)______
N-V
5.00%
9-16
9-15
j
Paper Co.—
Scott
___i_
Service Electric
!
/
8-23
9-2
1
t'jJ y.'i:
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
prefej-red (quar.)
4.36%
4.40%
:
8
1%
10-
...\
preferred
9-14
34%c
$3.40
;
8-
32V2C
Common
Carolina—
Increased-quarterly
Public
■
8-15
9-
Foresman
Scott
8-15
3
10-10
1
-9-17
$1.25
■
(quar.)
7 5.625%
a 9-13
.
75c
:
4.60%7;preferred. (quar.)_
4.75% preferred (quar.)
:
-12-
4
'
$1.16¥4
(quar.)__
9-
-
.
(quar,)___
(quar.)_
Products
Co.
Scott-LaSalle.
1
7<
(quar.)
Association
Ltd.,
Fetzer
9-
9-
10-
20c
&
9-
9-16
:
9-. 3
,10-17.
8-31
(quar.)
$6c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
35c
.
Extra
Schlumberger,
87VaC
9-1
Inc. (quar.)_______
Insurance (quar.)
(quar.)
7.
-8-31
(quar.)_____:
4.40%, preferred
1
9>
12-16
$1.25
■
11c
Tubular
32 Vic
$1.25
9-17
V7 32c
Racing
Drilling
Fe
Scott
.',..7 26c
9-17
$1.25
8-31
9-15
9-15
,.7:j>,. v7,.
.
7
Public
4.25%. preferred
9-25
,
9-15
$1.13%
(quar.)___
preferred
3.90%
1
Ry.—
(Earl), Ind.
(initial)—.—:
Schering Corp., 5 %pfd. (quarT
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing Co.
(quar.)
8-12
3.70%
3-
10-
10-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
7,
9-13
11-1
Marine
Co.
3
.
J25c
$X.ltJ74
Power Co.—
Quarterly
Southwestern
/
8-30
m
-8-31
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.)______.
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
„
9-
8-31
-8-31
9-15
f4.40%. preferred
■'7/'.
,
9-15
-9-15
(quar.)_
8-30
9-
$1.25
■
,;4.28% . preferred (quar.)__________^_____i
Southwestern Electric
Service, com.
8-30
9-13
.preferred
.4.65%, preferred
1
9-20
.
(yuar.)____
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
•.
Royalty Co.
(quar.)
4.15%/preferred
Scheib
8-12
27c
5%
10-1
10c
Casting,
&
Paper
Juan
Santa
8-12
9-3
3
____
preferred
8-30
3
preferred (quar.)
^________
preferred
(quar.)_______—_^_____
preferred (quar.)_T____
Service
9-10
9-
.
8-30
25c
preferred
,
(quar.)
______________________
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
8-15
9-
,
4.32%
Public
5(4%
$1.22 V2
/
8-13
—$$1.25
.7
Works, common
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
4.70%
$1.06(4
$1.16
Indiana—
of
6
9-30
10-
:
.?
25c
Water
4.75%
8-15
Sawhill
4.16%
5%
8-15
9-27
2
9-10
$1
(quar.)__
Steel
Fire
Jose
3
9-
Co.
Common
3V2%
San
Colorado—
(quar.)___
Co.
8-15
9-
7
pre:erred
Southwestern Electric
3
;
equal
San
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__J_____—___—
T, 4.64%
8-30
50c
preierred
*Va'7o
Public
Co.
9-
8-31
$1.33%
preferred
.
Southland
8-23
9-15
40c
$1.07(4
Milling
(quar.)
(50
centavos
to approximately 13 cents)
Finance
(stock dividend)-
Sanco
9c
Accident
&
:•
Carlos
9-13
9-
'.
(quar.)
Foods,
T0-10
31V4C
(quar.)
Service
San
3
9-13
1
9- 13
I2V2C
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__
Washington Insurance—
preferred (quar.)____
9-
1
10-
15c
10c
_____
___
Co.,
Salada
10-
,15c
Progress /' Industries—
Progress Mfg.
.
(quar.)
5%
8-15
3
9-16
10c
.9-10
1
-
8-15
9-15
$1.26 ¥4
(quar.)
Preferred
*
4.55¥c
I
i
8-15
9-15
25c
.
8-26
9-15
25c
(quar.)
9-L6
70c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
.4¥4%
.
'
Co.-—
(quar.)
Francisco
preferred
preferred
1
Industrial
8-15
9-20
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Reo.
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred (quar.)__
5.05%
8-15
9-13
5c
v.
(quar.)_:
common
(quar.)
preferred
Louis-San
9-
Premier
'
(quar.)
7;
8
8-
5
3
10-
7,
.
(increased-quar.) __7^_
Common
5%
St.
10-
.*—'.1—______
__________
(quar.)—
25c
16c
Co.
&
25c
$15c
(quar.)—_—;7
Light &
Common
—__
Read
Co.
(quar.)
Power
Co.—
—__—____
(quar.)
—15c
Ltd.
Inc.,
preferred
8-
Pratt,
pfd;
Joseph
5
Power
Sons,
Common
8
9-
22(4c.
5%
preferred
(quar.)____$1.25
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. —
>7. '.-'7 i'jjf
;;
8-31
Electric
&
.7,
9-16
9-18
7¥20.
"7
5%.
$1.12(4
v
(H.)
Common
8-15.
Common
4(4%
Joseph Lead Co.
8-15
Potomac
8-
7
Share
.
(quar.
non-cumul. preferred
Southern Union Gas—
9-10
5
(quar.)
St.
9-10
(quar,)__.—;
(quar.)
Co.,
class A
St.
9-1
Inc.
1
9-
preferred (quar.)_____™__i_7^._^_
St.'Clair Specialty Manufacturing Co.—
Quarterly
9-'3
Forests
10-
4.30%
25c
America
of
Potlatch
(Jacob)
Safeway
3
9-24
9-24
-
pfd.
1
■
Co.
5%
8-20
9-20
-
25c
Co.
rpotash
(quar.)____f$0.3281¥4
oc
5%%
Railway
"1
7-31
10-
Pacific
Southern
8-30
25c
Mfg.
Russell
.
7%
Placer
Ltd.,
9
Company
Southern
8-15
3
9-3
i60c
(quar.)___
Management
Russ Togs,
Russell
8-30
9-20
55c
Oil,
8-
3
9-16
When
Per
Name of
9
9-
25c
(quar.),.-.
8-
9-
9-10
10-
"TO-
(quar.)
Canada
Cola
9-
}$1.06¥4
1
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)_______________
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
,
7%
preferred (quar.)—_________—$1.75
Pittsburgh National Bank (increased quar.)
40c
Common
9-3
8-16
(quar.)
Pittsburgh,
of
Crown
9-
(quar.)_—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,i7V2C
A—
Tool-
&
Bank
10-
class
f6V4C
preferred
Gear
Royal
Royal
Share
Ltd.,
'
B
10c
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
______________
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
$5
9-10
When
Per ;
7'
Company
Paper,
53Vac
'•
(quar.)
com.
Rolland
9-24
25c
20c
;
8-23
10-
[■
:•
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5
9-
lVa%:/
■
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Payable 0} Rec.
26c
15c
15c
——
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When
Per-..
Share
of Company
Name
6%
Texaco
Natural
Inc..
preferred
Canada,
(quar,)_
$1,311/4
2^
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
9-
6
f.
15c
1
2
6 %c
(quar.).2_—
pfd.
9-
$1.27
Lines________
4*%
9-
1
$1.25
common
Ltd.,
1
1
10-
$1.23
_"_
(quar.)
(quar.)______.
Gas
1010-
$1.18
9-16
-
15c-
(quar.
-
t$l
9-16
,
10-19
9-
6
6
,8-19
9-
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9-
5
9-30
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Number
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and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
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9*
1
8-
9
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$1.12 %
9-
1
8-
9
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9-
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8-
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preferred .(quar.SI.25
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preferred ; <quar.)_—I
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$1.28%
9-
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8-
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9-
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preferred
4.7o%
preferred.-; (quar.L——
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$4
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or
5.40 V". preferred
10-15
8-
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6.-
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Lines
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8-27".
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of
Delaware
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preferred", (quar.)_1 _i_ __7>____ V. $1.24
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,;
: 20c
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10-
lv
9-16
Universal
10-
1
9-16
Universal
9-
9
8-19;
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% $4 preferred '(quarJJzz
Power-&
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1- 14-64-
.
11-
11-1::
1
li-
9-10
3
preferred
Thatcner
10-
1
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preferred
1
9-13
31%c
9-13
Mfg.
'/';. 35c
.9-13
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(quar.).:..
(quar.>_____—__
35c
$1.20
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350
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Wyckoff, Steel Co
37 %c
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i
9-24 , V 9- 1
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9.- 9,
8-26
7;; 50q,.
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;
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8-31;
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1
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9-15
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8-31
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preferred (quar.) __;__zZ_zZ'___zzLv7z 7 $1.03
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12 %C
844
9-10
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Todd. Shipyards (quar.) %z-_z__
Toledo Edison "Co.—
*.
A
preferred
(quar.)
$4.0*- preferred (quar.)
$4.12
V'7; oi>
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Class
7$5
7. $4.20
8-20
OV'
CO.; (Los Angeles)—
."• Depositary)
Traders
*
5
9-16'
______
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5
9-
>
7
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10-
5%
convertible
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V
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l
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9-i
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1
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9-13
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A
,
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v
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common
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;New
United
United
United
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Jersey
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8,15
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9-30
9-13
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(increased) _z
conv,
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Motor
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& Yukon. Ltd.
^
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White
Stag
Mfg.,
White
Villa
Grocers
Wickes
Corp.
Wichita
River
Wilcox
for
z
$1.37%
10*
1
9-16
40c
9-
5
8*
8.
&
10
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-
8-15
3
v
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9-
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$1.06%
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v
pfd.
(quar.)__ 77
.
/35c
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••:.
•
7; ""
must
"
the/six
For
of
sales
Net
the
For
4
8-15
♦
at; Jun?;
7.7.--'X'/.-;
and
;;l.777;.7/ '
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to
well
100,000
over
be'analyzed and
before
p.
*
2358,
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be
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•
to
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to
gov¬
market
1
7
.7
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z, '••
*- -
7
stated
He
submitted
obtained
."
•
said.
he
report
a
permission, can
months' ended
rose
taxes
rose
record
June
9-16
year,
3
8-20
—V.
to
June
$31,526,878,
previous
a
recoTd
z
;■
30,
Phillips-Van
1963,
7
:
gain
of
Heusen
in both sales and
104 year history,
16.5%
over, sales
of
first six months
high)' for "the
7 7
"7
z
'
7
:
'
,
/
months
ended
June
30,
1963,
net
profits
after
$75i;302/a gain of 15.2% over $652,322 (the previous
for the comparable period last year.
;
y •- •
six
to
high)
share, based on 1,564,365 shares outstanding on
1963/ were 48 cents per share for the first half this
compared to 41 cents per share for the first half of 1962.
197; p, 2358. 77;
'
Earnings
.
u r
(the
1962.
9-30
9-
studies
case
results
authorities
9-13
•
/;_,. 7
research
subsidiary companies achieved record highs
for: any-first half in the company's
Seymour J. Phillips, President, reported.
9
10-
1_
1
9-16
; 10c
of
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—^Record Sales, Earnings
8-20
10-
40c
______
.
putstanding
j 7'":'1-';:
earnings
1
9-
•;
'
y
8-15
7 9-19
18% C
rate
vaccine.-—V... 197,
the
-!
9-20
62 %c
7
_
and
10-11
_z—____
7%
the
ernment
•
—
.
by/ the/ company throughout: the world,- including
several
ip the United States, will * bring, the total number of
$27,058,597,
(quar.)___—
of $43,758,717 and; net
of 1962, equivalent, to
thousand
8-15
9-10.
7
held_zz____;—
'.
(quar.)
Jamaica,
-made-
8-16
-'i
fo? minority - interest
2,355,711 shares currently
the
on
the past-several weeks the company-has been conducting
clinical, testing of Its measles vaccine on the Island of
Mr,, Vernes-reported. These tests,
together with others
During
8-29
8-31
accelerated
extensive
9-17
•
1
...' >7
hp- added, ;-7:r7';:7
;
9-10/7
1
9-15
$ 10c
vihe
that
7'7
'8-29
'
year,", ; "
that
$42,-
afcer' allowance
share
per
per: shayre; on. -the/ 2;354l81T* shfire$
individual
*79-' 3
9-24
*
'
;
8-14
•
9-10
-
'
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(quar.)____l7____
Inc.,
>
9-10
$1.12%
z—._—T———
-
3
cents
>;-
Industries
Pharmaceutical
&
development expenditures
budgeted *for 1963 has had a considerable impact upon earnings,"
Aide
Verpes,
President, stated in - the company's interim' report
to shareholders.
This program
will continue for. the entire year,
"
"-
(quar.%_
—__L_--zz
.77
shares
House
$1.31%
8-15'
of
i
%9-13^>7
9-13 V-7'
-
9-15
7;>;7>7.7:'> 77 7z/'"3/,>'7
:>-/
'
share of Markan,
(quar.)—
Company,
Stores
one
preferred
Co.
preferred
Donut
Winn-Dixie
Winter
each
Bros.
4.25%.
(s-a)
(quar.)_—,
Oil Corp.—
Electric,
Winchell
preferred
Inc,
distribution of
Williams
Wilson
4%%
-
97
85c
27 %o
—
1
3
income
net
or, 37
55;/cents,
30
8-30
9-10 vz*
1 z:
;:u
outstanding. This compares with • net, sales)
income, of $1,283,283 for the- same period
7 7
8-30
9-
+$1.50
30c
Co. (quar.)
—'zz__zz_
15C
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)___—'
Whirlpool Corp,, common (quar.)__i_-_z'_z___ A" V" 40c
Stock
$2.50
.
_1
1-7•
"10-
Weyerhaeuser
White
67/
8-30
10-
20c
.
z
____
9-
1
(quar.)__—___z_z_i__zzzZ'
preferred
Inc.
Canalz.(quar.)__
Works—
$4.23" preferred
United
RR
7
10-
;15c
(quar.)—_
Corp.; (quar..>_i—
1
9-27
37%c
7.
...
conv.
preferred
(a
payment
of
10%c
regular
quarterly and 4%o in arrears)-:———
United
10-
22c
(quar.)z—,$1.06%
Illuminating
(quar.)„_
Industrial Corp.,-42 %c. series A
United
7; 77 V
10-
177 MO- 7
and
360.995
$865,065
10- 7,'V
7 $10C • : 10',(quar.) z77z______z_.*_zz_-_z^__77
%• ■ preferred; (quar;) _£__Z_zz_7zz_z_ Iz' 1$1.12% :77 9:
5%%
z_7 " ;• t75C
(quar.)
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3
B
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9-
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Ltd.— X7*./7.77
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Class
.
37%c
Corp.1- fquar.) 77lz_-7_i.zz^_7_'.''- '-7
-
77-V
11-
773,
Electronics
'Corp.—Net 'Down-^''_77z;:;'z;7 7 ./XX z/',;/"-;'-7;
iiNet sales for. the, six months ended June. 30, ,1963 totalled
/
4
3
(George),
7. Class
*6%
10-29
United/' Electric; Coal
Cos.(quar»)____^____
United' Fuel Investments. Ltd.—,rV.'V.. ;;,v
8-30
9-
Utilities
Weston
8-27
9-16
=
7<\,7'-
V
Philips
11-
v
'• 18C
9-16 :
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(quar.)
'
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10-317
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square
8-12
1
(1quar.);_*_z_z^ •7;*
common
9-
r
Corp: (qtiarDzzzzz—z___, *--"7: iic > 10- 1 * >9- 3
9-13 • 7,8-22 V
Air. Brake7f(quaf.')'_7zz_zzz7_ 777; 35c
; 25c V V 9- 9
Westmoreland * Coal
8-23
(resumed)k___z2___l7LT
9-13 7 7/
10- 17
Westmoreland, Ing. (quar.)__zZ____£__Zz__- .7; 7 , 30c '
-8-127
3
•9-.10-
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)lzzz_z^^^zz___^i. $1.37 %
B
;
11-1-7
-
68C
company./
firms.—V..,T98,,.p,.■
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•
Lines
-5.%.%":. preferred - (quar.
United; Artists- Corp.—
class
7'
^-^zZj-zT-zz'7
9-10
Westinghouse
';9-.41
$2
Publishing,
foot office building will be named for the
The remaining office space- of
approximately
feet will be rented by the owner,
Ufis, tp other
square
Penney
10-10
'
9-30
•Western Tablet & StatibneryL^ 7; 7 '7>:7 ^7
5% -preferred
(quar.)-.
^zz7__„_z_—'—, >-•" ,$1.25 ;
rv-
(quarJ7^JwLw-^_z_^_L_z-Li
United -Air
•v
United
Western
.-/
•;■>;»
9-30 7
59c
(quar.)
(quar.
1
11-30
*
2nd preefrred
&
1
9-20
-
59"T8C*
(quar.)£___z___;_-._z_7
(quar.)ll__——:*;z_7zz-7>-68%C
B
* preferred
7 ".Common
-.9-11
z_-—...
-1st
775.44%
9-13
,CoV:7.<quari/.7-z~lzzf-_z^-\lz--7 16Vie
Car Co;; (quar.)d__z_z_'l___l,744
4',-f.- 40c
Omaha, .Ltd.—
preferred
3
9-10
25C 7 > 9-16
-7 9-20 >1
y
;'7$2.75 preferred
*8-15
Quarterly.
Union Tank
4.75%
9-13".;
1
,40c
V t--. -:-7
_
stock
4.72%
; 9-30
Union -Sugar-
.
1.044
9-30
1011-
-77 1%
dIvidendz_
preferred (quar.)T-—7z_—__,z___zz_ •7 63 %C
>74.75% preferred A, (quar.)z7__z_-.r_r-z__z 7* 59 %C
10-14
11? 4
-
$1.50 V
62 %c
$2.55
10-18/;
10-14
11-: 4
Corp.,7common (quar.)_z__
.7 6c
Class-.A"; (quar.)r_-_i.Z_Z'-_7___':; v,7- 6c
6 fc>''noucUmulative
preferred (quar.)__;___
-.<.
30c
,T7-
7 9-
7/7vW-t*
preferred
(quar.)_—z'-Z^z.
$2,50' tilass.-A 4quar^)777£Lz_L«-£7Lziz7_/7
Kentucky Gas (quar.—__ -7.7
Western Power &" Gas/ copimon" (quar.jiT
10-18
11-15
/
Western
10-18.
41-15.
Securities-—
Insurance.
.--6%
V
18-31
11-15.
z 87%c'
.
Western
>
,8-76;
9-27,."
,9-30
300,000
.
7,9- 6
9-1);;
1.
9-2
c0mm0n-
$4.50
v
78-30
9-13
32c
Corp.' (quai7)_-1^^7ZL7_*.Z_L I'
9-13
per
30.
„
-
*
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(910)
Steel
Phoenix
acquisition
Recapitalization OK'd
Corp.—Loan,
„
which
20, 1963, stockholders of Phoenix Steel ratified the
$8 500 000 loan negotiated by the company on June 11,
1963 and
the recapitalization of the company, effective as of May 31, 1963.
The loan enabled the company to conclude a major refinancing
On
Aug.
of
long-term and
current indebtedness on which
nonrecurring profit of approximately $3,945,000.
realized
it
President,
financing.—V.-198,
future
surplus
100%
accrued interest.
Payment will
Bank & Trust Co., 312 Fourth
plus
Commonwealth
—V.
198,
196.
p.
Pi":
' :
•
$1.46
,,
A* joint; working
.
ufacturing
their two / companies
/
has
and Cyrus Porter,
111.,
'
1
,
of Los Angeles.
The
half
reached
was
the
for
transfer
than
The
A.
announcement
Folger,
timetable
be
for
this
at
Headquartered
old
in
steps
cofiees
San
in
Chairman;
Atha,
S.
who
commented
completing. ..this
//v 7/
and
In
ratio
of
with
due
made
the
office
7-;';/<%/
Park
80
company,
Bank;
22
Aug.
the
to
Pine
80
Place,
Newark,
it
N.
Y„
York
Furex
first
in
states
all
shareholders
outside
traded.—Purex
that
Stock'Exchange
common'stock
publicly
has
now
announced
J.—V.
P-
i
California,
has
listing
been
whereas
to
shares
; Application
convertible
quested
of
the
will
also
made
be
preferred " stock,
stock
of
of
Purex
stockholders.
preferred
new
stock
share
Co... Inc., ■ of
Purex and Brillo
of
of
Brillo
approved
subject
an
be
history
not
was
.to
the
«'*".'
\
the
on
in
approval
"•
•
basis
will
below
432,630
Y.,
of
of
to
share
one
both
.
H.
stockholders.—V.
197,'pS-2154. P
,»:\
v
purpose
$1
The three'-for-one
of
The
split
previously approved by the Directors
1963, subject to approval by stockholders.
will become* effective on Sept. 25, 1963.
Purolato*
split
Directors
quarterly
June
on"
also
approved
cash
dividend
the
of
payment
cents
50
Sept.
on
16
share
per
of
stock-payable-to stockholders of record as
business on Sept". 5, 1963.—V. 198, p. 573.
' *
"
the
the
on'
common
of
regular
existing
the' close
of
.
Pyramid Publications Inc.—Sales Up
For
the
the
first
earnings
:
period.
occurs
the
RIC
ance
of
was
16%; Net 5%
earnings
sales
for
increased
16%
rose
■"<
.
high
new
the
•'
period,
for
and
•'
net
-
compared
1962.
$56,072
greater
the second half,
Group,
Co.
of
has
part
the upward trend should be maintained,"
p.
1461.
This
life
the
13-year-old
fac^
State
efforts
number
to
of
65%
Ohio,
of
Vice-Chairman
insurance
"The
acquired
of
on
shares,
of
RIC
the
—V.
an
it
exchange
was
Group.
the
of
Globe
stock
announced
basis
by
J
Ohio,"
capitalize
presently
said
on
Mr.
the
Goldberg,
tremendous
"has
base
for
'
in
this
in
area.
in
its
The
George
Boyce
M.
4,800
Farish
'
-
Inc.
4,800
Wood
&
Co.
4;800
Julien Collins & Co
First-Alabama Securities,
3,000
•
Inc.
First.
■.
.
3;000
Southeastern Co.7%
Hendrix
Hugo
&
Mayes,
Marx
&
3,000
Berney Perry
3,000
Inc.—
Co.—
&
Co.,
Pierce, Wulbern,
Murphey, Inc.
3,000
J.
N.
Russell
Inc.
3,000
k
——
3,000
Co.,
Inc.
3,000
&
&
Co._
3,000
of
'
i.
,
K aim an
Laird
du
Pont
Model,
&
&
or
income
1
McDowell
2,500
G.
H.
Walston
Inc.—.— 2,500
&
&
Ltd.,
Co.,
this
.
7
Kratter
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
198,
Rusco Industries, Inc.—Net Up
p.
/
Inc.
income
Net
climbed
to
$172,918
for
••/'V.
198,
of
v
total
The
net
a
year
ago.
'
.
quarter improvement erased
the first half was $117,889
$3,362/963
a* year
bed
of
'
$1.59
'
Chairman,
list
its
on
one
E.
and
L.
States,
S.
on
first
half
foreign income
1,502,964/ shares
*
.
of
1962,
$1,010,134
was
and
the
;
period.*
outstanding at
"
the
gross, "income
cents
67
or
end
that
of
'
"
_
was
share
a
period.—
V
.v
approved the acquisitions of Modern Plastic
and Cemetery Holdings, Inc., it was announced by
Savoy Industries, President;*
• /•*
V
„
the
market price of Savoy Industries
Stock Exchange, this places
approximately $3.2 million.
current
the
on
Industries,
of
value
a
diversified operating company with oil
Texas and Oklahoma, also manufactures
and
a
in
engaged
Bahama
the
sale
of
and
residential
Island.
Plastic
Machinery Corp., of Clifton, N. J. which will
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
designs,
manufactures
and
installs
complete
thermoplastic
systems
for- the
conversion .«■ of
petrochemical raw materials. It has annual sales of approximately
$1.9 million.
'•S/'/v/'':Zv/yy/.:/■'".7'/
a
Holdings
Cemetery
July
common
American
transactions
Modern
86.9%
owns
the; stock
of
of
Cemeteries
.
.of
"America, Inc., which operates five cemeteries in Kansas/Its annual
6ales, including jits wholly-owned subsidiary, JSuperior Supply;... of
>
Cleveland,
-
ment,
Ohio,
national
a
distributor -nf
approximately $2 million.—V.
are
funeral -chapel
192,-p.
eqtlip-
■..•/V/Wr;
1859.
r
Schlumberger Ltd;—Revenues Higher, Net Down—
The
erided
131,000
7
for
The
of
has
company
months
•> -,
frames
have
stock.
become
or
producer
shares
U.
for
share
a
the
income
net
Corp.
on
••;/. Savoy
June
this
increased
in
Forex
reported
1963,
that
30,
period
of
is
revenue
Net "income
the
for
.
first
for
compared
-
-
attributable
consolidated
the
operating-revenues
$147,542,000
were
1962-.
greater sales by the electronic
results
the
primarily
from
to
Jan.
the
1,
six
to $127,-
,7 7
,
.
inclusion
1963,
and
to
companies.
half
$9,402,000
was
$1.76
or
share,
The net'income
/.compared to $9,748,000
per
or $1;83 per share-in 1962.
quarter-was* approximately the same as * for the
of 11962,' and'It1 was about 5%
higher than
first quarter of this year.—V. 197, p. 2358.
-for
second
the*
comparable
v
leading
1
"*
Robinson,
provision
properties in
quartz
crystals and is
estates in Freeport on Grand
ago.
Manufacturing,
Harvard
and
traded
the
cents
12
or
D.
cents
of
corresponding
gas
during the first six months a
year, ago; when there were unusually high sales-'and earnings by a
California land" development subsidiary.
•
•
Rusco
sales'for six months
this year were $3,380,384,. against
with $170,207
compared
80;
end
741.
p.
Based
first quarter loss, and
eight cents a share,
a
after
to
Danenberg,
stock
make up
for
exchanges,/ J.
1,504,389
7" common
per
second
income
'
-•
V 535,718
Savoy Industries Inc.—Acquisitions—
-
ended
the fiscal second quarter. • This' compares
share for the same period last year.
the- quarter • were $2,055,907, 4%
over
the $1,981,937
*
/
$1.75
537,111
—
sells
which
for
:_
>—
860,061
the
terms
of
the
acquisition,- effective
Sept.
3,
1963.
Industries
will
acquire v. all
of
the
outstanding
stock
of
Modern
Plastic Machinery Corp., in
exchange for 187,500 shares
of
Savoy:' Industries
common
stock,'. The
assets
of
Cemetery
Holdings will be acquired for 113,710 shares of Savoy Industries
basis
of
1,399,775
common
shares
outstanding as
of
1963,1 Rusco earnings per share were 12 cents for* the three
Sales
537,386
y
945,020
'
■
Under
the
cent
%%
Savoy
518.
p.
months,
one
on
-
will shortly make formal application to
the New York Stock Exchange and also
the
at
Shareholders
-
July 31,
with
:
.
$1,197,315
the
Louis
1963,
On
1962
1,39<,447
Jr.,' President, told shareholders on Aug. 29.
to contract drilling operations in the United
Machinery
817.
months
on
equivalent
196,
/
4,000
Sharply—
the three
*'
addition
the
on
compared with $16,183 for the same period, a year ago/.
L. V. Miller, President, announced."- "-"7
"'"j;
These figures do not include operations of Harvard Manufactur¬
ing Co., whose merger into Rusco was? completed on Aug. 8, 1963.
31,
'^
1,774,513
829,493
dividends
-
regional
$12,048,512
4,000
Co., Inc
-
1963
•
.
.
;
•*'//—
shares
taxes,
4,000
;
4,000
issue.—V.
'
•
tax
(after
281.
p.
company
income
,
Co., Ltd.—New Stock Purchase Offer
Oil
2297.
p.
and Libya, the company has interests in various oil and
producing properties and prospects in the United States.
the six months ended June 30, 1963, Santa Fe Drilling Co.
and 'subsidiaries
reported
gross
income of
$13,173,207
and
net
on
American
197,
i For
817.
p.
1962).—V:
shares——————:
more
2,500
Co.
.!
Co.
&
.
October,
gas
.
2,500
_:
Walker
the 1962 fiscal year, Ryan reported a net
was equal to $1.18 per share, based on
outstanding (as" adjusted for ■ a 5%
stock
4,000
Co.—
Shearson, ' Hammill
Straus, • Blosser &
'.
<
Australia
;
______
4,000
un¬
an
'
-
taxes_
share
per
197,
In
Hirshberg, Inc.
1,250
Penington, Colket & Co.__ 1,250
Peters, Writer &
r; ..' ^.,'7
:
Christensen, Inc.
1,250
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-— 4,000
2,500
the!
period
same
2,500
Co., Corp. ___:
Roland & Co.—
Cook &
"
the
for
stockholders in
of
then
Federal
before
Shannon,
Norris &
4,000
Co._
Co.
Co.,
2,500
Inc._/
7
told
Santa Fe Drilling Co.—Proposed N. Y. S. E. Listing
—Sales, Net Higher—
4,000.
Co.__
&
Co.,
$52,738,136
Chairman,
of
ac¬
.
Co._
&
&
Newhard,
.
<fe
Kreeger
&
Inc.
months
preferred)
:
See
> ,t
months
-
$2,156,054, which
outstanding
Co.
&
with
income——i—J
—V.
V
v
-
compared
paid by Ryan in
Capital
the
overseas,
$54,358,358 7for the -fif'st -nine
totaled
year,
shares
Earned,
(Jacob) Ruppert—Kratter Reports 98% Stk. Interest
;
Woodard-Elwood
f;
$14,246,567 $13,025,702
Net
:
Hutton
F.
Jones,
1,250.
the
quarter
and.in¬
sleeping equipment, earned $158,997 on sales of $3,388,627 during the year ended last Dec. 31.
It was acquired for 550,000
shares of Rusco common-stock and is now being operated as a part
stitutional
.
?
Scott
in
formerly
Russell Mills, Inc.—Common
Hornblower
nationwide
&
offering
Mills at $12
to
cotton
facturer
of
and
be
for
for
waste.
7
•
.
,
received
the
Mills,' Inc.,- formerly
City, Ala., is
wear,
sleepwear
knitted
for
the
and
will
company
capital
of
equip¬
.fiber
cotton
777
The
a
underwear
children
of
:
'
*
by
production
Russell
cotton
and
knit
sweat
and
-
manu¬
shirts
woven
for
cloth.
held
Co.—New
by
firm
Scott's
Italian
announced
company
Italian
of
English
Affiliate—
that
Burgo
it
purchased
Bowater
affiliate,
Scott
the
S.
50%
P.
Bowater-Scott
The
purchase gives Scott a direct 50%
interest in
which
currently manufactures toilet tissue
company,
tissue
The
be
Maslianico
its
at
company
operated
owned
as
by
'» It
to
was
start
a
and
Cartiere
has
the
new
mill
kind
198,
It
726.
other
be
a
in
of
Italy's
of
P.
A.
modern
a
located
line
Scott
P.
,
Scott S.
with
S.
50%
of
one
•/
mill
will
by
ventures
p.
A.,
Burgo
new
manufacture
joint
The
P.
'
that
a
produced
States.—V.
S.
7
.
of
facilities.
will
now
established
United
venture.
Burgo
announced
construction
converting
The
of
be
joint
...
also
converting plant.
known as Burgo Scott
will
companies.
Manufac¬
textile
the
the
A.
Corp
Ltd.
is
.
acquisition
the
of
.
of Alexander
athletic
boys,
to
and
shares
common
share.
per
proceeds
debt
£00,000
machinery
retire
including
turing Company
./men
of
public
used
from
New York, as manager of a
of 44 underwriters, announced the
Weeks,
group
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Offered—On Aug. 27,
Paper
On Aug. 26
7
interest
(}f Rusco.—V. 198, p. 573.
BUSINESS—Russell
licensed
restricted; RIC
potential
.
Additional financihg
4,000
1,250
British
ment,
company
affords RIC a substantial
in the State of Ohio.
•
of our companies is
none
Gauntt,
4,800
-
(Howard W.) Sams & Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
PM- Shares
Co.„__ 4,000
&
Royalite Oil
for
Philip
'
&
Mohr,
Sales
—
E.
Co.
&
Co.
Stone
Assur¬
production
that
Co.—.j.
Kirkland
Russell
of
5,800
______
4,800
Stiver & Co._l
Bros.
&
5,800
Year Ended June 30—
-
.
1
i
4,000
198,
first
stock
of
dividend
President.
nature
and
country
4,000
&
I.
Hirsch
against
$53,042
for
the
of
earnings traditionally
196,
Columbus,
undisclosed
an
Goldberg,
,
the
stated.—V.
a
half
taxes
"Since
and
Net
R IC Group, Inc.—Acquisition—
,
;
in
report
before.
"•-.//
the first
after
sales
year,
year
--
for
income
1962
the
$1,747,744,
were
$1,502,154
Net
successive
over
5%.
sales
Net
to
third
half
the
selling stockholders:
Burr
Hentz
was
25,
Thornton,
2358. p-,,„
nine
first
1,826,160
following
Co.
See
-
4,800
7
5,800
Inc.
Co
Co.
sales
income
.
companies;*
a
special meeting'of stockholders on' Sept. 24
of" approving the split" of each share of common
par value*, into thtee shares of common without'par value.
the
&
Baird
&
Jenks,
a
Directors -called
for
stock
the
from
Stearns
Hayden,
have'
Inc._—
Stein
year.
the
numbers of shares of the com¬
being purchased by the several underwriters
are
Goodbody & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
each
for
companies
merged/the
Co.,
Powell, Kistler & Co./___
Saunders,
The San Diego firm's net income for the nine months,, after
provision for Federal income tax, totaled $2,092,169, equal to $1.23
per share on the 1,695,800 shares outstanding July 31,
1963.
For
:
Brillo
Purolater Products, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
/
un¬
Industries,
Livie,
S.
reflect
share.
2,500
Francis
shares
of
effectuate
.&
fiscal
The
Securites
W.
Coffin
re¬
Murch- &
7,000
5,800
&
4,800
& Co.,>
/"
-7*:
-v—i-wi/'. 4;800
7,000
T. Claude Ryan,
audited'interim statement.
issue.
this
/-'/V:7% Shares
Co.
6,750
York
Loenning
out¬
be
Net
last
cumulative
of
which
shareholders
N*
prmciple ^to
their
V\ •
of
f,-."
to
Co.",
stock offered
Bear,
actively
stock
Co.—%___
-'Ryan Aeronautical. "Co^Sales,• Net Higher-^
-
1963
;
nearly
authorized,
issued
Brooklyn,
operations in this
198, p. 725. ;
Inc.
reside
issue
for
:
Federal
Consolidated
Hugh
by
better
Broadcasting, Inc.
C.Allyn
Bache & Co.
on
4,800
Milwaukee
Inc.
8,000
—
___:
Inc._—_
Miller
197, p.
For
Y.-PyP'P
common
new
a
stock. "Directors
common
agreement
.
;
list
When
will
Manufacturing
merger
to
authorization
26
to
,
standing.
; v
made
stock at $16 per
details follow.
&
majority
earlier
the
and
6,594,680
Aug.
on
was
common
;
stock
Co.
Co.,
Dickson & Co.,
"
over-the-counter
The
^'
Additional Financing
Details—Our Aug. 26, 1963 issue reported the sale on
Aug. 22 of 85,000 shares of this firm's outstanding
New
z
Co.
Co.
McDonald
manufac¬
Livie.—V.
Roberts
named
198,
&
;
*
equipment
carpet
Roberts
to
name
announced
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
Ui
;'" '
"
its
in
the
of
Angeles-based
its
changed
was
name-change
Rollins
will "apply
its
of
sold
shareholders;
Californians
were
now
has
Sharply—,
loss in the period.-.
industry, underwriting was
•
company
offered* in" 1946.
13,000
over
the
for
Los
Mr.
mon
will
or
■:'//■'•% V
'■' y£'. ,V.
New
was
Purex
N.
;
&
capital
debenture
Payment
St./
V
7,
directors
Exchange,
since
4%%
interest.
accrued
Co.,
&
Hayden,
at
expanding
through
Corp.; Ltd.—Proposed N. Y. S. E. Listing—
Purex
the
plus
Manhattan
V.;v-
On
soon
102.20%
Chase
the
'.v. "
;;
at
The
of
377. /,•!
p.
1981
at
R.'S.
.
premiums
has
it
Robert
1963,
Courts
the
A.
1.
4,800
Co
Inc
&
&
Walston
underwriting
much
diversified
see
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Partial Red'n—
7/The company has called for redemption on Oct.
operation of the sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its
Co____
&
..
Roberts Co.—Name Change Effective—
In
be
,
r
■
&
8,000
Roberts Consolidated Industries, Inc.—New Name-
parts of the country.
Cincinnati, Procter & Gamble President Howard Morgens said
P&G expects to operate the business as a separate subsidiary
with
the Folger
operating management.
It is presently planned
that
the
headquarters
would
remain
in 7 Kansas
City and San
Francisco, he added.—V. 198, p. 774.
/'"/y
'
4,800
Ryons
Masten
E.
&
the first half of 1963 due to adverse loss experience.,
adjustment expense to earned premium developed a,
cording
Kansas City, the 113-yearbrand
of
vacuum-packed
and ;
in Midwestern, Western, and
7 - ';
.7^: ,J ":'•.■V,..vS/•
Lester,
A.
-
■
statutory
company's
"'^77
______>
Pont
4,800
/
—
The
J.
,
8,000
8,000
du
Goodbody
allowance for the change in premium. reserve equity
35%, earnings were 64 cents per share, in the cur¬
period as against $1.04 in the first half of 1962.—V. 198, p. 8.
The
that
bonds
I.
Corp.
Mohr, 'Thomas
63.6%-
in
Inc.,
name
Southern
in
loss
written
turer,
*
Co.
4,800
Co.——
The Johnson, Lane Space
Co.
Income
could
'.T;-;,:''/
^
the
common
and
rent
no
&
&
8,000
Including
and
leading
Folger
&
Inc.—__
Labouisse,
.
profitable
as¬
that
agreement
'7
Francisco
a
the
under
J.
by
Folger,
A.
J.
time.'
markets
company
instant
of
further
announced
made
was
President
Friedrichs
11,000
11,000
Allyn
Co.,
Reynolds
of
estimated
Folger & Co., San Francisco, to Procter & Gamble
Co. in exchange for common stock of the latter firm, subject to the
usual examination and working out of certain details,
'
The agreement which was signed by officers of
the two com¬
panies requires approval of tfte boards of directors of both com¬
panies and the'shareholders of the Folger Co.,
*
!
v.
Co.
Weil,
8,000
compared with 61.3%
a year ago.
Other expenses
at 38.9%
were
moderately//lower than the
comparable 1962 period. 1 The combined ratio of
102.5%.. compared with 100.6%
in the first half of l&!i2.
The
statutory underwriting loss of $2,527,588 compares with, a loss of
$3,479,694 a year ago, the improvement being due entirely to
a
much" smaller-increase in equity in the premium reserve.. ,
A.
&
&
Howard,
Co.
.
company has xeported .that consolidated ^arnitigs in the first.
1963
were
$1,493,033
after
taxes.
This
compares
with
offset
Loss
to
i
■
of
Sachs
Shares
Dittmar
11,000
Co
&
,
$325,755 in the first half of 1962.
Net investment
earnings of $4,143,053 were 5.7% higher than a year ago and more
:
Procter & Gamble Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
1,650,000 shs.
,
below:
52,800
Hemphill, " Noyes
of
.
earnings
This
agreement
Forgan
C.
—V.
-
; ;
.
forth
Weeks
&
adversely
Reliance Insurance -Co.—Net Up
39.3%
..
I set
shares
Equitable Securities Corp.
...
-
Outstanding
$5,000,000
2,500,000 shs.
__________
.
hospital was incorporated in 1954, as a volun¬
non-profit corporation operating ■ under the
sponsorship of the United Presbyterian Church of the
U. S. A.
The original 188 bed facility, since expanded
to 203 beds, began serving patients in January 1959.
The hospital is located in one of the older suburban
J.
A.
reported
company
been
by
FINANCING
$5,000,000
par)
Curtis
to
,
\
"
amounted
PRESENT
Authorized ' 7'
of
Goldman,
Higher; Net Down—;//
>
TO
notes
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
,net'*sales were, $81,843,696 for
an increase of 6.1%
over the
1963,
EFFECT
-
tary,
of
Glore,
1962.—-V. .197,
■
developed
Shares
and
cents
GIVING
($1
"Russell
name
jersey
,
The
sets
fiscal
.
26
trade
football
.7
'
.
.
-1
<,
'Mdrrill/; Tvirben;*&' Co.;. 7";
that net earnings for the 1963 fiscal year
5,800
affected by a loss from operations of a whollyThe -Ohio "Co. LZ-.JL-:
L--:
5,800
owned
factoring subsidiary; which was created ' during * the * year. Rauscher,; Pierce & Co.; / • 7 7
This loss amounted to 20c per share on the parent company's outInc.
5,800
standing capital stock.
The firm indicated "that this result was
'Singer, !Deane &
r
7
not unexpected during - the-initial period of operation and expects''
Scribner
;
5,800
this subsidiary to be profitable in the future......
I..
...7
i.-:..'
"..Sterne, Agee & :Leach_l
5,800
The
company-stated that-while there are some uncertainties; ,
Straus, Blosser &
ahead in the,textile industry, with its continued diversification,-'it
7
McDowell
7 > 5,800
expects continued growth in sales and earnings for the current
Baker, Simonds & Co./", \ V;
year.—V."'197, p. "1638., w -, i
"i *
% ,
1'/ r,- ■ ?
/'-Inc:.!.'
4,800
;"Xc
The
Proceeds will be used for loan repayment and con¬
•'
ended 'June 29,
year
of-income,
had
--
an
of
months
previous-year.
Offered—On Aug. 26, 1963, B. C.Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., offered publicly
$1,800,000 of this corporation's first mortgage serial
bonds dated June 1,1963 and due from June 1,"1965-78. ~
The bonds were priced to yield from 4%% to 5 %%.,;;•
29
against
the
under
"tearaway"
7
year
Hornblower
months
first nine
the
the
-
stock
number
before a special,
$1,335,839, compared with $1,506,538
for the
year
ended June 30, 1962.
Net earnings on a per-share
basis?amounted to $1.14'per share as compared, with $1.28 for the
Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital, Inc.: (Wbit^
Aug.
in
share
a
nationwide
includes
/UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase from the company the respective
Bache
fiscal
item
tier, C.aiif.)—Bond
On
nine
first
'
$2.99
company?.haa<atinhiiiiced that
The
.
y
and
1962 .period when sales ^mounted td '$77,162,;175.
Net earnings for the period ended June 29, 1963,
partments < of all national distribution channels.
.The products
will be designed primarily for the four-, five- and • sixr-^year-old.
y
Commenting on the agreement, Meythaler said, "It is a signif¬
icant step toward Playskool's long-term objective to provide a full
range of
play materials for the -pre-school child, v With the ex-;/.
ceptional creative resources of Western1 Publishing (now available
to
us,
we
will enlarge our established lines of wood and plastic
toys to include play-books and other pre-school paper products..?
designed to combine fun with preparation for reading and" school
experience."-—V. 197., £..1460.-.
' "
'
'
areas
$258,-
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
■
20
Common
•
publishers with the marketing resources-of Playskool,
largest manufacturer of pre-school educational
toys. ' Beginning J;
Jan. 1, 1964, play-books, games and activity sets produced by Capitol Publishing will be marketed by Playskool through the" toy de¬
•
the
in
share
a
substantial increases
57'cents
at
Reeves Brothers; Inc.—Sales
the
Playskool Man¬
President, Capitol
largest book
struction.
witn
5 Va %
for
$583,551
up
showed
1963
sold
wear,
company.
CAPITALIZAl'ION
2052
p.
-'
Publishing Co., New York, N. Y., a subsidiary of Western* Pub¬
lishing Co., Inc., Racine, Wis., and New York, N. Y.:.'
The agreement joins the creative resources of one of the nation's
-f
the
Francis
between
agreement
Chicago,
Co.,
Athletic
Southern,"
that
'
,
by Robert J. Meythaler, Chairman,
announced
also
also
fiscal
of
Playskool Mfg. Co.—New Marketing Agreement—
been
books.
Ohio
year's
were
common
made at the
Ave., Pittsburgh.
be
-
,
last
quarter
has 'called for redemption on Oct. 1/ 1963, $352,000
mortgage sinking fund bonds due Jan.
1, 1970
first
5%
its
at
'
the
on
in
' "
corresponding period. Earnings for the third'.:
sharply from last year's third period at
$209,433 compared with $110,645. ■:.»/7
Net. earnings and cash flow on the class A shares for the nine
month
period were respectively $3.74 and $17.04 compared with *
$1.66 and $8.27 a year earlier. based on the same number of shares
currently outstanding. Similarly earnings and cash flow on tne
in
895
r\
,
"P\-
'
business
company has reported record net earnings of
fiscal nine months ended June 30, 1963, compared
the
'
corres-
Railways Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
of
.
/v//./
Pittsburgh
; The
573.
p.
put
of
,
the capital surplus account. Mr.1, Kirk,
said that this adjustment would assist the company in
':.:r.;
able
volumes
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—-Net Higher
a
against
charge
is
us a
domestic Ohio company around
to build a substantial agency operation
able
be
now
which the large
to develop can be
The
recapitalization eliminated the deficit in the earned
as
carried on the company balance sheet, by a
The
RIC
'.
account,
ponding
through
gives
Globe
of
will
we
and
.
.
In
the
Italian
facial
and
A.
the
and
.
will
company
leading
paper
:.
expects shortly
paper
northern
machine
Italy
sanitary-paper'products
in the United States. Scott
11
countries
outside
of
the
•
Volume
Number 6295
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
Net
proiit
Net
bexore
taxes—---.
:
______
shares outstanding-—
proxit aiter
number
—V.
per
198,
817.
p.
-
The
ago
for
In
155%
above
Net
for
results
dicate
V.
a
197,
p.
ago.
continuing
2609.
share
.*
per
<• •••■
trend
taxes
7. "i. V
;v
-y..
first
six
months
$112,666,854
1962'.
$113,272,389
against
14.8%
were
ahead
in the fiscal year ending May
million or about $2.30 a common
increased sales of $37 million, Arthur J. Decio, President,
earnings
expects
xoiv the
corresponding
•
period
of July,
the Fall
South Amboy N.
chemical
laboratory
and
told
on
the
York
New
Aanalysts.
B'or its 1963 fiscal year, the company reported sales of $26,037,118 and earnings of $908,813, equal to $1.70 a share.
Decio
fifth
facilities
of
travel
in the past two years, Skyline has moved from
place in dollar volume in the mobile homes and
industry—an industry which now exceeds $1 billion.
trailer
will produce 130,000 mobile homes, he said,
from 118,000 units in 1962, and 72,000 travel trailers, compared
up
industry this
with
57,000
year
much
we
are
was
stock
poration
to
the number
180,000
payable Sept.
for
dividend
shareholders at the annual meeting on Aug. 23.
was by an amendment to
the articles of incor¬
a
possible
This
shares.
stock
future
B shares from
stock dividend
directors, and provide
of authorized class
will permit a 5%
previously declared by
1963,
3,
debentures
entitled
are
to
sinking
a
1970, sufficient
of the issue prior to maturity.
Class A shares were not in¬
dividends.
creased.
The
commencing
'
Sept.
to
1,
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
Rectord
its
sales
annual
For
the
48%
or
and
earnings
prices
:
reported
were
Skyline
by
ended May 31, 1963, net sales were $26,037,118,
the $17,591,593 reported for the preceding year. Net
outstanding
at
maturity
to
year-end.
the
to
Discussing
sales
and
time
this
a
^States,
Industries
International, Inc.
Sales,
—
sales
and
half
was
of
1963
reported
of
Smith
by
Julie
Industries
those
below
were
President
The Los Angeles-based
ended
Donald
International,
the
for
like
Other—foreign subsidiaries
Shareholders' equity:
Common stock ($2.50 par)
of
agreed
the
Net
30,
1963,
with
compares
a
in
the
$106,189
earlier.
comparable
Both
sales
marked
a
Graham
the
$77,349
was
period
said
record
the
sales
cents
share in
18
to
cents
three
a
$2,823,179
months
ended
share.
This
per
the
quarter
same
against
as
$2,910,576
in
1962.
of
near-record
earnings of
Aug.
Directors
23,
of
Socony
Mobil
1962.—V.
A.
Chemical
Corp.
approved
an
agreement
ginia-Carolina
into Socony Mobil. *
The
9.
companies'
The
proposed
Present
intention
entrance
plans
call
a
for
the
of
shareholders
It
is
will
mailed
be
part
of
stock
common
share$ of
share
provides
would
of
198,
agreement
the
two
to
of
of
both
that
1.2
for
Vir¬
initiate
the
on
It
on
the
Stone
Hornblower
be
issued
800
700
& Curtis
R. W. Pressprich &
Peabody
Co.
&
" Reynolds
700
Weeks—
&
Dean
Weld
&
Directors
of
South
Puerto
Standard
068
Dredging
30,
in
earned
the
half.
52
creased
to
last
for
^cents,
from
197,
year.—V.
cents
2402.
45
p.
per
shares
the
of
each
preferred
at
Co.,
and $11,500,000 in
of
and
raw
It
pany.
about
to
a
Of
acres.
the
70,000
total,
is expected
Refinery,
submitted
their
held
to
acres
about
late
(A. G.)
of
33,000
land
leases
and
are
acres
planted
refined sugar per year.
that the agreement for acquisition of the Okeelanta
Inc. stock will be signed shortly.
It will then be
the
approval
in
Sugar
and
in Florida with a
50,000 tons of raw sugar and 20,000 tons of
It
Rico
operates two sugar mills and
combined capacity of approximately
owns
refinery
Sugar
Puerto
Okeelanta Sugar Refinery, Inc., a producer
in Florida, is a privately-owned com¬
Okeelanta
cane.
South
sugar
approximately
owns
5,500
sugar
cash.
refined
of
a
at
stockholders
a
special
October."—V.
of
South
meeting
188,
p.
Puerto
Rico
of stockholders
1274,
Sugar
Co.
expected
for
to
be
Spalding & Bros. Inc.—Net Up Sharply—
The1 company for. the nine months -ended
July 31,-1963 had a
income of $1,402,000 or $1.43 a share against $600,000 or 61
cents a
share
in
the like
1962
fiscal: period,
Edwin L.v Parker,
6.9%
by
Ocreased
the same period
6.1%, R.' W. Byerly,
In
income
net
President, reported.
July 31, 1963.
This
is
based
on
Earnings
cents.—V.
per
198,
share
common
period from Dec.
The
company
1963
period
5.7%
rose
nine
the
shipments
$1,208,470,
is
earnings .for
the
quarter
of
from
980,000
shares
outstanding
ended July
31,
1963
were
$617,000
the
any
loan
to
generally
loans
to
limited
GIVING
are
borrower
each
a
of the appraised
the borrower is
other security.
50%
against
given
,
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
(IL.
I
1000 par)
11,500 shs.
185,000 shs.
9,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
»
shares
sales
of
over
$2
million
7%
7%
senior
197,
Tower
net
due
1417.'
p.
56,000 shs.
v
'
after
of
revenues
1,599,500
5,000,000
,2,000,000
5,000.000
:
.
;
t
/
2,654,612
______
,
:
±
j
;
*
V
Corp.—First Half Results—
a nationally diversified company, has reported
tax credit of $18,722, of $56,889 on sales and
$722,155 for the third quarter ended June 30,
v ! ■
.
Tower Universal President, also
Riker,
Jerome
$2,250,000
$2,250,000
—(———
Universal
Universal,
profit,
1. 1983
including
July
payable,
interest™.
accrued
—V.
debs,
loans
Other
I.
for
100,000 shs.
(IL. 100 par )
debt—
senior debs, due July 1, 1978
senior debs, due July 1, 4,981'
7%
announced:
of
purchase agreement.
30,
June
1963.
disclosed
Taffet
that
June
he
expected
company
sales
The purchase
(1)
(2)
Corp.—Debenture
Universal's
which will be returned to the company treasury to
corporate purposes including acquisition, will
stock,
Sold Privately—
Tennessee Gas Transmission
has
of,the sinking fund,
pipe
bonds
due
Co.—Partial Red'n—
on Oct. 1. 1963, through
$799,000 of its 2%% first mortgage
100.25% plus accrued interest.
Pay¬
called for redemption
1966
at
market
at
Tower
for
price for
Universal's board of directors has authorized the pur¬
price over a period of time of 50,000 shares of
own presently outstanding common stock.
This
Tower
chase
varied
The
the
on
open
be used
be
pur¬
market.
profitable third quarter operations of Tower Universal reflect
nature of some of Tower Universal's business, Mr.
One of the important Tower Universal Divisions is the
seasonal
the
Riker
said.
headquarters on Long Island, which is now in
The pool sales for the month of July
while sales for the first '14 days of
August exceed the total sales for August last year, he said.
Welding
exceeded
with
Co.,
of its busy season.
the midst
that of any other July,
the fiscal year, Tower Universal had
a net loss after tax credit of $79,551,
largely due to the fact that the past
winter's heavy frost prevented the usual construction of swimming
pools by Welding.
For the 9-month period, ended June 30, 1963,
the sales total was $1,588,375 and
the loss, after tax crfedit of
For
total
of
line
from
loan and expenses in connection
supervision of the considerations
A comparable investment by
when
]963.
Sales—
a
company
was
are
property.
required
Long-term
74
1963, it was reported that the company
$500,000 debenture and warrants to pur¬
chase 97,561 common shares at $5,125 per share exer¬
cisable to July 31, 1978, to B. S. F. Co., a holding com¬
pany controlled by Defiance Industries, Inc.—V. 198,
p. 726.
The
afc
means
granted.
loans
Tower
cents
70
Aug. 28,
sold
for
in
TelePrompTer
had
collect
to
of
and
Ordinary B shares (IL. 100 par)
cumulative redeemable pref¬
chased
On
authorized
Ordinary A shares
made
said
corporation
souvenir shops, seashore facilities and
About
84% • in
amount
are
secured
placement
the
the
com
to continue at a
satisfactory pace for the remainder of the company's current fiscal
year, which ends Sept. 30. He anticipated that sales for the period
will exceed the earlier forecast of $2.5 million.—V. 198, p. 143.
Taffet
Mr.
;
the
shipments
S.
electronic
were
by
the balance
equipment totaled $340,000. About $150,000
in the first two weeks of July, he stated.
Milton
President
precision
most of
the Welding Swimming Pool Co. by
Tower Universal, as shown on Tower's books, has been reduced by
$523,800 by the revision
and modification of the April 1, 1963,
ended
months
record
held
loans
with
Authorized
a
reported
has
.
•
the
contracts
on
Stock—•
1962,
30,
616.
p.
V,'.'*
price
also
are
loan
which
for the same period in 1962..
pared with $1,139,101
operation
Net
the
Mortgage
weeks of 1963 gained
last year and net earnings inPresident; announced,
y.y;
the
for
of
for hotels,
CAPITALIZATION
Mr. Byerly listed consolidated net sales as $168,to $157,877,591 for the first 28 weeks of 1962.
1963,
13,
Consolidated
is
4%
covering the
statement
interim
an
July
office
notes
and
banks
on
_8<90
in the first 28
over
by
principal
furniture, furnishings and related
or
other obligations representing part or
of such merchandise. The firm contracts
with private banks in Israel to process and service such loans. The
making of loans is considered in each bank by a commission of
three members representing the corporation,
the Accountant Gen¬
eral of Israel and the bank. The annual charge of the banks for
400
—
net
~
amount
sales
the
erence
Stores,
Its
purchasers of equipment,
of
with
Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Sales, Net Up Over 6%—
Super Valu
shares.
very
restaurants,
enterprises.
tourist
other
f-ugar
stock
common
transport,
other
698,439 as compared
meeting held
Aug. 27, 1963, approved an agreement for the purchase of all the
outstanding shares of stock of Okeelanta Sugar Refinery, Inc. for
225.000
of
in
"
of
is
.'J.;:*".'''
State.
the
commission
period to
the $290,earnings per share in¬
share in the first six
Net
outstanding
The
£orp.—Net Up 15%—
first
<1962
the
were
800
reported that for the six-month
$334,897, a 15% increase over
has
income was
net
of
industry
1962
31,
value
company
-
Ltd.—Deben¬
—
88%
About
400
Co
com¬
Co.—Proposed Acquisition
Rico
Co.„
Co.
&
;
,
servicing loans is 1%
of the principal on loans outstanding not
exceeding IL.
25,000 and 0.35%'
on
loans exceeding this sum.
674.
p.
Taffet Electronics, Inc.—Reports Record
South Puerto Rico Sugar
,
Inc
Witter
White,
,
8 00
198,
/
-
700
Jackson
Co.,
&
;
Development Corp.
400
—-
Webber,
of
generally
to
>"
'
Mobil
convertible
5%
& Co.—
& Co. Inc.
Inc.
—V,
latter
outstanding of the
further provides that 1.32
would
Paine,
'
financing to such enterprises.
all
I
Inc.
225
Sachs
Goldman,
Hayden,
W. H. Morton & Co.,
800
Co.—
Southwest
First
-
k
Israel.
merchandise
_
400
Co
the
ended
State
pective
Loeb & Co. Inc— $800
Laird & Co., Corp
225
John C. Legg & Co.____y 225
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc—£ 800
Union
&
merger
share
stock
common
the
for
at'.meetings
Socony
of
severally
respective
Kuhn,
225
Sons—
quarter amounted to
1,482,147 common shares then
entirely by first mortgages with the remainder secured or evidenced
in whole or in part by other instruments. It is expected that the
greater part of loans held by the corporation will continue to be
for hotels.
At least
75%
of
the corporation's assets will be in¬
vested in mortgages or other liens on real estate, loans to pros¬
Amount
Co
Simmons
&
Dillon,
months
companies in
shares
each
following
a
oil
second
of
Dec.
Aug.
submitted
be
have
below
the
This
outstanding
of Israel has done much to encourage the develop¬
privately owned and managed tourist enterprises in Israel
through loans
and favorable legislation. The corporation assists '
in
the development of
the tourist trade in Israel by furnishing
y
(000's Omitted)
Corp.
&
&
&
Securities
fertilizer, business.
companies
material
of Virginia-Carolina
726. ' \ ;
p.
Eastman
June
on
merger
proxy
Virginia-Carolina.
Socony Mobil
outstanding
stock.—V.
domestic
that
issued
be
Ellis
The
■■■'"vv".;'":.
was
.'• •••"""
agreement
stock
the
shareholders
October.
The
mon
of
anticipated
to
"Allyn
Brown
Alex.
Sales
Nov.
,
the
for
first announced
diversification move that will
merge
into
approval
20.
to
is
merger
Socony .Mobil's
C.
Blunt
197, p. 2198.
Virginia-Carolina
and
named
company
quar¬
cents
48
i
.-y
the debentures:
$2,000
2,000
Co.__—__
400
Moseley
Kidder,
the second quarter of 1963 showed
first quarter of the year.
Mr.
expects 1963 to compare favorably with
the
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
On
S.
-
Boston
First
F.
during
over
company
and
equal
was
income
and
improvement
the
quarter,
24
or
Volume
year
the
second
the
all
tourist
ment
•
underwriters
from
purchase
to
stock
common
quarter
1962
$719,644.
Oct.
on
holds
—.—
..
like
was
Kent's earnings, but an improvement in operatons
addition, the showing of the consolidated company
half year Is expected to benefit from sales being gen¬
In
Jerusalem,
The
y
v
taxes
purpose
relations
..y
—
second
the
requirements',
1962
on
1963
in
important to the State of Israel.
It is the largest source of dollar credits of any industry in Israel
except the citrus industry. It also is significant
to the foreign
15,000,000
-408,000" .
y,..: '[
yyy
y •'
"yyy. V2,000,000 shs.
1,513,742 shs.'
y.
the
Economy
The
$274,763
7 '■ y'y
(000's Omitted)
The
30,
income
and
.
firm reported earnings for the six months
the
June
to
principal amounts of
1962,
,
share
a
for
$7,237,351
in
Offered
the
in
y
' ■}".: ,'ir. .-y.*'.,'
•
■■
repoft
to
for
conduit
prices
Industry Development is a limited company
16, 1957 under the laws of the State of Israel
of financing tourist enterprises in Israel.
The
corporation was
organized
by
the Government of the State of
Israel, which has supplied the original capital and has acquired
Outstanding
'
'
y.v'\,y -■
fund debs, due '88
portions):
4%% sinking
■,
interim
lower
BUSINESS—Tourist
FINANCING
Amount
Graham.
E.
for
period
1963, totalling $135,840 compared with $207,883
corresponding period of 1962, Earnings were 31 cents per
share on 442,086 shares outstanding as against 47 cents per share
on
the basis of 441,973 shares in/ the first half of last year.
Sales
for the first half of 1963 amounted to $5,297,386 compared with
$5,698,604 for the same period of 1962.
in
subsidiaries———
debt
(including current
Foreign
-Long-term
the
months
197, P. 2098.
for
yyyi-;y.y
y
UNDERWRITERS—The
Income
it
'
Short-term debt:
Net
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Down—
first
EFFECT
GIVING
is
reached
second
organized
It
CAPITALIZATION
the
\
.
both
This
1963.
On Aug. 26, 1963, American-Israel
Corp., New York, offered publicly,
$5,000,000 of this firm's 7% senior debentures due
July 1, 1983 at par, plus accrued interest.
Net proceeds, estimated at $4,425,500, will be used
for loans to tourist enterprises in Israel.
net
.
He said
that with the addition of Buddy Mobile Homes' manu¬
facturing facilities and plants which Skyline is constructing dur¬
ing
the
year,
the
company
will have 500,000
square
feet
of
manufacturing ; space
and. a
production capacity
exceeding $45
million a year before year-end.—V.
198, p. 574.
Smith
one
1
in
company
30,
electrical
Basic
to
Electric of 87 Marshall St., North Adams,
distributes tnd sells electronic/and electrical
is the largest manufacturer in the United
of the largest in the world, of capacitors. It also
types of electrical and electronic components and
sub-assemblies.
" ' y'y, .y_/•.
produces. other
special purpose
■
the current year, Mr. Decio told shareholders that
earnings advance of generous proportions appears
reasonable expectation."
and
in
of
charges and
in
Tourist Industry
of
components.
the
June
by two new distribution centers in Atlanta and Kansas City,
as by record operations in sight for the Canadian subsidiary,
well
—V.
Mass.,'manufactures,
circuit
a
gains
restricted
as
BUSINESS—Sprague
J.
in
*
June 30,
1963 were $14,911,385,
pi-evious record high of $14,404,735 attained in the
of 1962. Net income amounted to $1,433,878, or
common share.
In the comparable six months of 1962
expected.
erated
4%% bank note due May
3%% notes due Nov. 1,
a
balance
$32,300
months
income
for the
..
operations
acquired
company
"a
at
Arthur
include
not
repay
the
prepay
with
the
six
of
is
proceeds, approximately $13,000,000 will
1, 1966 and the
1964, to pay at
commercial paper due September to November 1963, and
a
bank loan of $1,000,000 incurred in August 1963 to
to
1962,
'
.*'■
J<
of
f
and
first
the
■
by
sales
with
all
after
six
the
costs
at
1964
in
a
record $1,615,071, or $1.07 a common share.
the 1963 first half were general across T&B's
terminals, connectors and conduit fittings.
Sub¬
sidiaries, including Kent Mfg. Corp. and Thomas & Betts Ltd., also
reported increased volume. Continued heavy product development
ypay at maturity an equal amount of commercial paper. The balance
will be added to working capital.
.y ':;tyy;//.' ■
^" :„y ./
Decio,. President and Chairman, results
of Buddy Mobile Homes, Inc., which
July,
1963.
Buddy Mobile Homes has
annual sales of $5 million.
With this acquisition, Skyline Homes
became the
second
largest manufacturer
of mobile homes and
travel
trailers, Mr. Decio " said.
According
do
used
outstanding
income
increased
114%
from
$425,304
in
the
earlier
year
to
$908,813. On a per share basis, earnings advanced from 95 cents
a
share on 450,000 shares to $1.70 a share on the 534,690 shares
Aug.' 31,
consolidated
cents
52
or
of
lines
80%
redeemable
are
to
prior
\
first
Up, Net Down—
MacDonald
because
income
tures
debentures
if redeemed
104%
J."
Net
Sales
fund,
retire
N.
$550,000
half
ended
year
30.
cents
95
On
after Aug. 31, 1985.
PROCEEDS—Of
be
year
qbove
from
ranging
100%
in
Homes,
stockholders.
to
report
'
the
,
the
from
up
..
Sales, Earnings—
for
M
on
first
.
Record
figures,
of
•r^/v
-
first
preferred dividend
1,483,112 shares of
Sales'
27, The First Boston Corp., New York, and
F. S. Moseley & Co., Boston, as joint managers of an
underwriting group, announced the public offering
of $15,000,000 Sprague Electric 4%%
sinking fund
debentures due Sept. 1, 1988, priced at 99.625% and
accrued interest to yield 4.40% to maturity.
action
increasing
146,918
to
stock
authorized
by
approved
The
shares
implement
in
increase
1
outstanding.
Aug.
■
Share Increase Approved—
An
after
net
is that
significance
greater
—
half
compared
income
June
.
Debentures Offered
—
38
Co..
&
.
company's
share
new
.
Sprague Electric Co.
sales
achieved
were
the
$7,439,839,
equal,
is
1962.
in
first in producing
profits—not only in tne amount of dollars yarned, but in return on
gross inG^me and in return on invested capital," he said.
"Of
unaudited
the
1360.
Chiefly
Net
ter.
I
world's
the
of
one
Chicago,
Read
'
.
The
Hasten,
electrolytic refiners of, precious
metals.
Kasten, Huber & Lehrfeld was a leading chemical refiner
and fabricator pf gold, platinum and palladium for the jewelry
industry for some 40 years.—V. 195, p. 2933.
'<
is
of
monthly
in
p.
sales
and
President
$788,164,
heretofore.
Spiral
second
average
197,
high
by
were
that
said
to
The
of Security
Society
basis
''
quarter
than
share
of
Dillon,
fittings
products
which
prevailed
since
July
1,;:1962, earn¬
ings
were , silghtly
below
the
levels
of
a
year
ago. r
Former
prices
on
conduit fittings
were
restored
by
Thomas
&
Betts
on
July
l,
1963.
This,
together
with
favorable
business
con¬
ditions,
Mr. MacDonald
observes,
indicate
that
T & B's
sales
and
earnings for all of 1963 may sux'pass last year's recox'd
highs.
..vy..';/
:y.
'■./"
,■ "\ >
'
'
Bank
of
■
$4,356,000
were
,7
Jack Kaplan, President of Spiral, said the purchased equipment
has been mover from Kasten, Huber's former, site in Brooklyn, to
their South Amboy plant.
He said it will permit Spiral to chemi¬
cally refine gold, platinum and palladium on a much larger scale
" v
<
the
income.—V.
cited
J. company has purchased, at auction,-the
refinery
Lehrfeld.
&
:
shareholders.
Spiral Metal Co., Inc.-—'Plant Acquisition-^-.
Huber
1964 to rise to more than $1.2
31,
National
Thomas & Betts Co.—Sales
-
This
the
on
'I;-T.::,
Sales
Record
sales
complete
$5,500
1963.
with
half.
net
the
Forecast—
of
of
August
profit after tax
net
1962, as the result of ex¬
cellent
customer
response
to
& Winter Catalogue and
aggressive credit selling.
The improved sales trend is expected to
continue; and should provide earnings for the year which will
compare
favorably
with
1962,
the company
reported.—V.
198,
p. 817.
July
First
July
consolidated
1963
of
The
Saul S. Schiffman, Chairman, said that
July billings were about
$700,000, and that August was expected to be at tne July level,
despite the annual vacation close-down. He contrasted
of
first six months of 1963 in¬
in our
sales and proxits.—
the
.
half
9u4
snares
outstanding^ compared .to';.72c in 1962," on 'the samel
number,' of ; shares.- • ;.,y'■•'y't;.-fyr,: y.'r, v' %»■''* - f
r ,v;>.vt :■ •''
Consolidated net sales for the first six months of 1963 were
for the remainder
banner year,' with sales approach¬
of more than $1 million, or $2.30
> --;.y V -
during
upward
cents
42
'
Homes, Inc.—Earnings
company
'
at
St.,- Chicago, or at the office
Street, N. Y.—V. 198, p. 237.
55
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
The company has reported sales of $3,315,000, with net after
.
_
' income
on
$2,181,137 compared to $2,521,996 in 1962.
After preferred
dividends, per share earnings were 62 cents on an average of 3,277,-
rate
present
Wall
made
Dearborn
48
the. three months, ended July 31,
$1,200,000 in the third quarter of
were
$657,000
and $644,000
re¬
against
Taxes
be
S.
was
y;.
Skyline
The
1962,
the
In
v
against
share
the
at
should be a
and earnings
Westby said.
achieved
$1,282,000
were
will
ment
Spiegel Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
-
in
continue
1963
year,-.
"The
year
a
$1.08 per
1962.
were
$23 million,
share,'" Mr.
per
155%—
•
share in
a
-
for
taxes,
Profits before income' taxes for
1963
fiscal
the highest gross sales in its history
in net earnings over the-same period a year
period
same
'
income
spectively.—v; 197, p. 2402.
$10,050,595
operations
the
ing
the
earnings
the
"If
of
to
beiore
'
G. H. Westby said con¬
,and sales for the first six months totaled $10,891,790
services
8%
year
-
half of 1963.
stockholders, President
first
period.
the nine months ended July 31,
were:
$2,999,000 against $1,987,000 in the like period of a
ago.
Income taxes were $1,570,000 and $1,023,000 respectively.
'1963
r,2i2,y2J
594,254
693,516
V, $0.84
reported
increase
tne
report
a
tract
or
has
company
a
,
Service Corp.—Net Up
Seismograph
and
-
'
divid.
pfd
after
share
"491;433
774,869
"
$0.62
;
of
common
,
compared with $239,000 or 24 cents
share
a
1962
Proxits
r,
$18,678,554
97.1,2l J
taxes--
Average
Earnea
J962
cents
like
tne
1963
$18,689,008
sales-
Net
63
or
Seagrave Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
(911)
the
first
revenue
$99,825.
$98,273,
Mr
was
Rikpr
6
months
of
of $866,220 and
This
loss
was
reduced to $42,936.
nommented
further
.
that under
.
.
.
.
■
-•
the revision of the con-
*
56
trgct
(912)
with
Welding
Universal's
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
common
under
Pool Co., 60,000 shares of Tower
were returned
by the former owners, Mr;the company for cancellation.
The cost of
Welding, to Tower was thus revised from ..the original* purchase
price 01 $1,673,800 (consisting of $1,000,000 cash and 60,000 shares
of'common stock valued at $11.23 per share) and: legal expenses,
&
Ned
Mrs,.
Swimming
stock
first
to:$l,150,000 cash and legal
Tower
A
_'
■
'
■
*
and
S.
Canadian
"Negotiations
now"
airports,
pending
are
'which,' if' obtained, would result
activities of Mercury" Mr.; Bikersaid,;.
ports
Net
*
$2,600,000
Jan.
1,
to
>-1
the
association
1962,
acquired
by
tifto
other
Tower
small loan
a
co:—v.
subsidiaries
for
the
are
Louisiaha
j# W,,
195,- p." 2306.
1
1 »
^^
•» +
*
Net
Mr.
Canadian
The
<corporation
.has' called
through operation
of
t
.•
\
on
Oct.-' 1,
1963,
$2,904,000 of its 514%-. first?
t -".u-* J'
■
Trans-Lux
ftet
income
Corp.—Net
for
the
first
half-year
'$343,092
jFurber, "Chairman, reported.
'$358,795 or 50 cents a share
of
calculated
year,
periods
the
on
the
on
1962.—V.
197,
This
for
the
$92,546
in
1963
"trans-World
of
and
On
Bank
$20
at
made
share
expired
Trans-WOi'ld
per
in July
when
bank.
San
Fernando
five
Fernando,
Trans-World
has
in
Woodland
total
Hills,
in
outstanding
earnings
for
the
Mint
')■/■
System, Inc.
Expenses
for
months
also
in
Dallas,
announced
June 30, 1963.
ending
disclosed
same
that
the
of
half
the*
$24,095,271
$662,891
had
risen
period
first
in
1963
in
half
of
1962
of
to
gains
T.
announcing
a
service
into
mortgage pipe
.tPayhnent
'
;
?
and
outlined
197,
v
others
'
-
which
vide
•
are
line
will
be
called
the
bonds
made
has
company
operation
of
mortgage
and
the'
The
'redemption tuf Oct;
fund, $1,125,000 of its
due
1977
The
at
100%
Chase
519.
p.
sinking
trust
plus
'
fund,
M-
\
.■
v
i
.•
803,904,
begin
fiscal
80
!
Oct.
on
A,
1,
Pine
1
Red'n—
.\u
>
~
•
.
-
April
.
1,
\
Junfe
•
New
and
subordinated
.
$0.43 ;'V
.
..
offered
the
on
record
Sept.
used
to
involved.
States
'
York,
has
conversion*
debentures,'
basis
New
v
of
one
13.
Plywood
has
due
called
April 1,
at
1,
been
new
026,000
a
year
for
In
polyurethane
Aug.
15,
March
share
industries.
1963,
31,
Aug...
one,
trus¬
profits
were
the
on
fiscal
of
'
1,231,150
No
1985
redemption -on
fund, $335,000
underwriting
at
Oct.
of
<
its
;
!,
1963
25
total
;
V
;
>
Co.,1 Inc., this
one
aggregate
The
to
of
Period
in
store
the
on
520,550
V.
189,
shares
In
Sales
1963
v
On
the
in
a
record
of
the company's first fiscal
up from $86,-
$92,279,000
also showed improvement, fcllmbing to
I
'
eq
a er Preferrcd dividends to $1.09 per share 011
Sn!no!°r°n shares outstanding. Last year's figures for
Jr7
487 shares then quar^er Tfere $3,208,400 or $1.05 a share on 3,014,outstanding.—V. 198,
8,000
of
forecast
are
p.
727.
United States Rubber
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
0f
Pnit®d States Rubber set a new record during
second
to
to
the
first
half
of
the
sales
year
were
1.4%
per
period
Earnings
last
for
Exchange
has
made
than
of
ended
in
sales
the
June
electric
in¬
revenues
June
depreciation,
Electric
in¬
1963
dur¬
the '
for
second
30,
quar-"
1963,
a
net
brought
customers
the
is
the
to
a
share,
1962,
40
cents
a
in
on
last
year's
Y.
of
S. E.
the
under
the
its
—V.
$2,000,000.—
was
called
for
at
194,
The
listed
on
197,
p.
Manhattan
Bank,
nine
of
at
$7,287,000,
or
'
906,682
"/
•
277.192
;?.'''■: 476?'
; 57,261
'•
11,356
$457,789
$254,869
$626,522
••••-
•
1,337-
'
;
'
241,700
r.;:"?.
4,755
:?*< v
$651,813
$1.37
,r
'
Wisconsin Natural Gas
Co.—Quarterly Report— ;
Ended
Operating
June
30—
x
.
revenues:-
"
1963
i
1962
'■' -'
7
;
..
.'$4,776,111
'
Heating
revenues
and taxes;-
expenses
?
•
$4,465,778
•
gas_^J.^__'._.-_^____._^'.li.!
Commercial
12,687
$4,781,413
.•—
2,166,618 '
'
Maintenance
$4,453,091
5.3C2':
—,
Total'operating
-•
226.242
.—
expenses—.—
1,895,639
*198,940
161.914
Administrative
Other
Taxes
operating
other
for
for
income
income
Amort,
of
185,666
579.800
239.875
taxes_J_—_——u
revenues
and
revenues—net..;
657,500
213,086
$4,098,483
$3,800,569
682.930
long
debt
—378
664,831
__i.—_.—
143.701
122,745
premium-
3,936
904
3.953
2,996
_•
income:
term
debt
expense,
Other
interest
deductions
665,209
2
682.932
:
—
gross
231,228
209.715
—
—■_
expenses
265,754
255.067
——
taxes
taxes
income
on
259.252
expenses—
depreciation..—
operating
operating
general
expenses
than
Provision
Net
and
less
charges
—
30,951
—
Net
deductions.
'
$182,181
—
income
—V.
196,
p.
The
and
499
$500,751
$127,144
.
.
$537,687
2126.
Wear
Chase
registrar
stock
of
the
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
for
the
Bank
common
corporation.—V.
Yale & Towne Mfg.
See
Eaton
has
been
stock
198,
p.
and
appointed
of
the
transfer
class
B
this
issue.—V.
198,
p.
agent
common
727.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Manufacturing Co.,
*
152,756
'
Work
Co.—Net, Sales Higher
1963
1,084,311
;
:
457
.
Pine
1001.
months
-1'..
|
80
!
;
906,225
—1.731
charges..
■
Total
redemption on Oct.
1,
1963,
fund,
$334,000 of
its
5%%
100%
plus
accrued
interest.
Chase
1.086,042
—
_v__—
Deductions from
WBB.—V.
$4,737,218
—
deductions....^
r.
;,;?'■
197, p. 1787.
Interest
symbol
V
406,767
$5,108,767
taxes__
118,581
Total
;
755,400
;
430.706
income:
'
'
.
369,788 v \
582.200
long term debt_;u._.-^—
each
Listing—
company
191,567
392,911
reductions
Operating
Raphael
share
-
.-1—
gross
-
-V
375,949
364.820 f'- .340,559
taxes——
and
^
397.278
"
from
on
515.062
198.071
—
expenses.
—
Provision
at
general
revenues—net_r_T?_-_i_/
Other;", interest-
144.
14 cents
to
and
-
59,060
263,972
416.858
expenses——_1
income
Interest
and
^
from
up
according
1,459,094
42.112
358.223
The
1
period
1,925,588
——
Non-operating
be
earnings'Were $83,845
comparable
;
.
operating expenses
operating revenues—
Gross
nation-wide
p.
$5,643,443
depreciation
'■
space
i:'
:•
688,707
$6,194,809
!__
under:
Jersey.
:
1
2.371
on
Philadelphia,
Woodlyn-Ridley,
New
;
Total
in
of
?;
;
for
Net income
said
?
-
—
company—
income
Other
stores
t
$4,952,365
1.660
—
;
1962.":-V
V
$5,400,694
—
for
Deductions
year.
the
1962.
more
company
Provision
of
has-reported
Improved
earnings
for
the
third
July 31.
The
company
earned $3,108,000,
or
59
share, against $2,745,000, or 51 cents per share, for the
cents
in
Other ** operating
expenses
Taxes other than income taxes
share
ended
same
Gas
1963.
gas
32
The- company
the
were
montns"ended
and
30—
Provision
Net
a
parent
Administrative
stock
doors
selling
cars.—V. 198,
half
surpass
West Virginia
Pulp & Paper
quarter,
12
others
Total
stock
common
Street, New York.—V.
,
1963
2099.
p.
operating revenues
expenses and taxes:
Commercial
Period
in
and
feet
first
through operation of1 the sinking
debentures
due
Oct.
1,
1978
at
be
1962.
the
taxes
months
number
197,
Maintenance
(J.) Weingarten, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
will
June 30,
the
30,
for
for
5.1%
12
of
These
.
«
Payment
months
'comparable
corresponding period
$139,552,695 were 4.9%
more
June
customers—-,
Non-operating
corporation
six
respectively.:
•
Purchased
made
B
1885.
The
the
June
Other
were
corresponding
v
ended
were
the
parent
From
•
their
day
Pennsauken,
over
year
expected
Stock
1963
to
.From
outstanding.
the
28
York
of
During
the
same
during the 12 months ended June 30,
kilowatt-hours or 5.8% more than
period
Purchased power:
198, p. 819.
located
Hills
square
E.j, Webb Corp.—N.
Aug.
New
ended
to
Operating
Gross
(Del
$1.57
the
.
$27,-
2938.
p.
On
792.455
2098.
p.
large
same
are
and
that
entire
1963
are
first
ended
for
of
Total
repre¬
equal
and
■,
Fairiess
million
a
reported
of
earn¬
to
following
r
expenses
Sales
,..."
opened
Spiegelman, President.
all
the
share
months
revenues
Sales
of? the. Greater, Philadel-*
centers
chain,,
Westville
the
consolidated
amounted
revenues
Purchased
share .earned
and
per
than
provisions
sales
8,050
Electric:.'
1963.-'
has
'..V'
vitality,
area
parking for
has
its
and
7,433,201,618
Ended
Operating
$1,com¬
30,
1963
Co.; of America—Net Higher—
company
for
to
12
more
months
comparable
to
1963
outstanding
25,
1963.
share for the
per
cents
the
Operating
1962.
;
197,
Thrift Centers,"latest units
in
12
electric
of
30,
April
on
\ ?
Electric
quarter
'
,.
VSI
.*.
issue.—V.
;
discount
half
the
14%.-
the
Corp.—Opens New Discount
■/"'
and
Power
1963
$1,203,048,
quarter
92
for
604,162.—V.
$31,818,986 against
increase, '
y
representing the highest profit for^any
history. • This amounts to over 16 cents
p.
ago.
for
of
-
over
f'Xv-x
type.
ago.
and
6.3%
or
1962.
in
of
June
$1.51
second
revenues
ter
earn¬
year
plus accrued interest.
Guaranty Trust Co. of
year
total
11%
income ^$115,660,
corpbined" class A
net
y'
economic
department
Pennsylvania,
100%
Moi'San
' '
Norrlstown, ^Bristol,: Malvern,
a
funds.
and
•
the
Atlantic
new
30,
earnings of 36 cents and 87 cents for the
second
pro¬
V
June
,
shares
.
Stores
in
and
comparable
shares
change
1962.
in
Total
ing
have
of
16%
Plans
12
of
a
the
of
;
the' increases-for fiscal
new
management
Electric
June
the
ended
with
cents
increase
shares
ended
year
sales
'•
to
Wisconsin
dividends
stock
1963,
including
creased
5.5%.'
.
the organization as
1961.—V.
198, p. 428.
Aug,,
360,000
eight
per¬
sales.
approximately
increased
22?\The simultaneous' premieres., of eight
discount
Corpo1988.—
eacli
for
35
with
creased
$1,628,635, or $1.31 per share
1,238,650 shares outstanding. ?'The
?is adjusted in both years for the
Pheltfs said
D,are
typesetters
presses,
ended
for
12,342,110
net
Total
were
to
of
areas
"
that
income
$2,573,321
on
Vocaline
for
of
months
months
furniture,
"
share
per
,
area,
provide
—
offset
web
income
12
the
ended
were
than
P.
poly-
products
defense,
attributed
y.
compares
months
ended
VA-.."'I-'..
were
tribute
a
phia
The
the
of
stock
12
common
compare
Upjohn
and
is
new
—Quarterly Report
Socony Mobil Oil
•
Corp.—Partial Redemption
reported that saies in
^uly 31,
but
products
transportation,
'
there
since
unprecedented.
appointed
1
Earnings
-
'V1
«nnnings .after taxes
quarter
polyurethane
flotation
and
net
when
Mason
Virginia
Net Higher-
compariy
ended
12
the
this
1963
85,000
sell
ma¬
$249,000,
outstanding.
two/cents a
snare
for
30,
by
and
of
snares
or
improvement
efficiency and explore
$19,779,123
preferred
for
amounted
These
the
Stores—
I
:
for
the
York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.
Stales,-
23
make
the ...diversified
period
for
share-•
1963
net
share : on:
for
2
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Proposed
Merger
See
$0.09
"•
agent
due
increase cp.pital
ci/rTg®p®ration of the sinking
bentures
in
shares
share
*
Profits
T^ecorporation
Aug.
on
outstanding.—.V.
;7
.
The
to
•
F.
After
<
for
For>the.. comparable 1962 period tthei company
reported
$2,054,033. and net income of $105,223,
equivalent to 28tf
on the, same number of shares
of
*
exchange
'«S
;
Aug. 27, 1963, the bank announced*
plans to offer its stock¬
the right
to subscribe' for
about
$25,000,000 of common
United
in
of
fort.the
common
income7was'$18,000,
sales
with
L.
ings
per
Corp. and
disclosed by
R.
T.
Up 11%; Sales 16%—
outstanding.
holders
be
1962
of
30th
•.cents
/1962
United California Bank \(Los
Angeles)
Rights Offering to Stockholders—
>
of
molded
reported
with
acquisitions
stores
will
made
Income
.
Works
report
was $20,543,080
period ended in
Seybol|d, Chairman, reported that net additions and
improvement to property and plant made
during the current 12
months
amounted
to
$22,307,335,
bringing
the
total
of
such
investment to $627,849,926 on. June
30, 1963.
1962.
International
T.
President
723,444
Machine
interim
another
subsidiary, was affected in
by an industry-wide decline in the market
printing
presses.
Although
ATF
suffered
industry as a whole, the decline was sufficient to
in
Operating
:
Whitin
an
offset
subsidiaries for the
basis,
and
364.
p.
Sales Down—
1264.x
P.
$166,220,221
Upjohn
.
;
"
Founders,
of
the
gains
197,
compared
/p.
companies.
$211,989,000, "
$204,255,000 T
of
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Net
Higher-
Valley Forge Products, Inc.-^Sales, Net Higher—
;
The^company has reported that' salesrfqr the six months ended
;
1972; ;.
■;
<
1963«
819.
held
CPR
Industries
P.
services.
$1.47
to
T.
333.
p.
has
J..4
y
1963,. through
due
Type
consolidated
'";
,•
•.
by
In
net
The
basis.
raise
sales
half
than
stock
President
$11,127,683 $14,162,835
179,783
'117,085
,
taxes
First National City Bhnk,
tee,: paying agent, registrar
be
;;
approved
was
outstanding,, for.the
■
its ;<4V8%,. first
of
..%,i-i" $
United Aircraft
Corp.—Appointment—
Proceeds
less
offset
$350,000
,
*
will
be
For fiscal 1963, VSI registered
340,827 in the previous year—a
;
no
$750,000
lists
on,
net
to
sheet-fed
(
—v.
importing
of
excess
•'
California
sent growth solely from within
Pev"l?T0n' to©? after prefened dividends
shares
the
first
for
-,V."...,
;
outstanding
dividend paid on Aug;v15 this year.
Based on the
number of
shares oqtstanding before the recent stock
dividend,
earnings per" share amounted to $2.93 for fiscal 1963.
i;;
100%
interest.
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
after income
be
equal
stdck
compares
in
.
Bank,
Co.—Partial
-1
Sale^
to
t V
was
".?
acquire
and
ended
year
198,
mon
.
?„.. v
Twin> Industries
stock
the
•
bonds'; series
Period Ended June 30—
1S8, p.
technical
This
1,
1963,'
5% first
accrued
Manhattan
called, for redemption
fixed
-
--fration's ' 4li%
business
.
would
precision
company
number
,
Net income
foams,
$201,000 —V.
.t.
for
sinking
at
collateral
■
sole
Torrance,-Calif,, were
and General Manager of
VSI Corp.—Net
bonds, series E. due April il, 1972; $750,000 of Its
4% [first mortgage and
collateral trust bonds, series B„ due April 1,
1972, and $128,000 of its 4%. first
mortgage and collateral;trust
bonds, series C, due April 1, 1972 at 101:81%
plus accrued, interest.
Payjnent will, be made in U. S.,-currency at The-Canadian
Bank
of Commerce Trust
Co.,^ 20 Exchange Place, New York 5, N. Y.
—V,:,l96, p. 900.
t
Inc.,
-
to
the
^
v-
on
5,203,864 average
1962.—V. 197, p. 1575.
in
Garrett,
,
share
same
efforts
American
v.--\.,:y
for
1
to
company
International
"
trust
_
the
related
ings
$349,000 of its 5V2% .first mortgage and collateral trust,
bonds,
series D, -due April; 1, 1972; $349,000 of its 5% first
mortgage and
1 collateral
Oh
common
a
to
montns
.
.
earnings for the
share, a gain of
;
••
variety, of-uses
;*packaging,1 refrigeration
.
''
proposed
'
established
period
■
wide
a
1060.
p.
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
V.
outstanding,
cents
82
same
Jr.,. President
President of the two
CPR
Total
,
'
'
L
has
of
Street; New York.—V. 198,
,
shares
Softas, .' whose
directors.
to
$25,519,640.
$25,700,162 compared
were
'
the first half
-
•?;*. H
the company were $31,974,000, compared
with $34,034,000 in the like
period a year ago, Mr. Garrett notes
that textile
preparatory machinery sales were higher ? than a yearearlier, though still below profitable levels. To a certain
extent,
he said, sales have been
limited by the introduction of new ma¬
chinery
which is
not
yet in full production;? This is especially
true
of
Foster
Machine Co.,
whose new
automatic ;winder,
in¬
troduced last fall, will have initial deliveries in
late 1963. ^
9%.—
"
record levels during
share
a
the
acquisition,'-which
of
Upjohn
stock,
shares
gains during the first half of 1963, . Mr. Moore
number of new bus routes which have recently
The Corporation
through-operation
i
cents
for
■'
Industries,
The
•
future.—V.
near
,P.
Dougan,
iscontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp^—Partial Red.
.
'
the
Consolidated
27 the company acquired the assets of the firm of G.. K,,
Co., of Athens, Greece, according to an announcement
R. M. Boudeman, President, Upjohn International Inc.
for
Parfet,
amounted
1963
in
net operating
by
year, earlier,
on
1963.
.
its
in
A
-
and
higher
were
marketing of Upjohn products, has been in
Plans
$27,337,569.
1962.
1962;-
also; disclosed
.
-
higher,
were
charges
,
of
share
a
reported
are
Norman; F.
cents
sistent
and
made
were
nine
Works—Net Up,
months
manufacturer,
34
periods
company's total revenue
.
The
gains
business.?
earnings
six
holders,
or
textiles,
Particular
Proposed Acquisition—
Income before taxes for this first half
of, 1963 amounted to
$1,837,407. For the same inonths of 1962 income before taxes was
$1,424,369. Income after taxes for 1963 was $843,771 as
opposed
V
73
volume; of
first
chinery
1962.
•
V'V'.
'
v
&
by
urethane
Transcontinental
during the first
revenue for the
the
chemicals,
the
Playskool Manufacturing Co., IncM this issue.—V: 196,
Improved
the
the'second quarter was
business—tires and other
*
.
sales Tor
Whitin Machine
"The "purchase
of the
Greek
company
helps
round
out
our
directly controlled marketing/ operations in Europe * and marks
it another advance in our efforts to serve
major world markets with
Upjohn labeled pharmaceuticals," according to Mr. Boudeman,
Denver, Colo,
198, p. 616.
C.-'v'
Six Months'
—
■'
six
in
.
in
the
annually.
loan
savings J and
one
million.—V.
dur¬
past 10 years Softas has served Upjohn International
.marketer-distributor; of Upjohn pharmaceutical products.
and
San
Canyon.
three
and
$200
K
headquartered
company
-
and
of
Aug.
Sales
million,
Oaks,
-
For'"the
*,
:
California—Sherman
'■
•
.
total' assets -of"$12
operates
On
as
;'V ?4
•
See
in
foreign
other
average of:5,251,132
months Of 1963 were
six
made
In announcing the gains, M. E. Moore, President of the coastto-coast
Continental Trailways
bus system,
said that the' com¬
pany's earnings per share of common stock • were 43 cents per
share compared to 34 cents per share for the same
period of 1962.'
On;June 30,; 1963 there were 1,968,872 shares
of common stock
outstanding, against 1,958,872 on the same date in 1962. :
In
and
J
over
1963.
The offer was
controlling interest in
22,
California
excess
Transcontinental Bus
Up—r
with
Co.
in
v':
gone
taxes
of
>'
•
Western Publishing* Co.—New
Marketing Agreem't
''
revenues,
an
Softas
?.
Pacoima
Southern
resources
o
to
operatiohs.
company's
quarter
Upjohn Co.—Acquisition—
.
••-
Southern
Financial
subsidiaries—two
with
sales
the company's
industrial
goods,
foreign income taxes
12.4%
,
of San Fernando Valley
purchased
.
Valley ; Bank,
offices
Aug.
...V
.•
operates
The
in
second
company
Trains-World's offer' to purchase shares
Net
the
of
tne previous nine-month' record
1962.—V. 197, p. 2403.
:
in
the
for
reported
share.
per
$73,709,000, surpassing last
$71,094,000 by more than $2.5
above
<
of
the
shares
Financial Co.—Acquisition—
has acquired 81%—approximately 139,500 of the
outstanding common shares—of San Fernando Valley Bank,
according to Louis J. Galen President and Chairman of the savings
and
loan holding
company,
"
It
for
brought
those
$1.33
to
with
..
1963, .according to C. A. Scupin,? President.
Gross
17C',731
the
ago.
volume
share
a
or
rose
.
reoord
new
quarter
quarter
This
4%
established
for the six
months were $29,512,892, a gain of
9.6%^ over .the $26,929,267 recorded in the same period a year
ago.
Earnings for the first half of 1963 rose to $4,320,628, up
13.4%;
against $3,808,877 last year. v
c
first
The
a.
'
third
of
half
1
established:
the
third
about
quarter was $8,560,699, equivalent to
stock, compared with
$5,372,124, or
during the first1 three months and $7,-
Revenues and earnings reached
corresponding period last
in earnings for both
of
year
the? increase
1994.'
p.
first
United Utilities, Inc.—Revs.-Up 9.6%; Net 13.4%—
1162.
p.
197,
^
Included
income
net
•
.
and
$269,404,405.
a
overseas
before
the
,
ended June 30 amounted
shares outstanding, Percival
compares
with net income
718,037
basis.
same
non-recurring
was
$11,100 "in
cents
V.
~'■ V
Slightly Lower—
to
48
at
t/H-'V.'V"
/;•
E.
or
1978
in
company's history. They compared
first three months and $269,057,703
share?,
share,
a
in'
recorded
for
million.
second
areas
and
Federal
profits
100% plus accrued
interests Payment; wilLibe made at the-Morgan Guaranty Trust
■'$v< Co. of New York, 140
Broadway, N. Y.—V. 197, p. 2510.
;H
all
share
2.7%- above
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
exceeded by four cents
period of 1962 at $7,129,000,
Sales
year's
ox
; • '
equivalent
the $13,-
$13,932,823,
was
sales
.
share,
same
Vila
common
products,
chemicals' and
for ./redemption
the sinking! fund,
due Oct. 1,
bonds
the
$1.12
evident: in.
consumer
7
^
in |,the
said
'r';
.
totaled
This
Yvf.'o.y',V^
sales, of
common
or
Vila
1
mortgage pipe line
.
a
864,158,
per
*
Mr.
first-half
peak
;;
half
common
a
said.
for
company's
stock.
common
snare'' of '
a
.Trahs-Oanada Pipe Lines Ltd.—Partial Redemption
i,
o
income
70-:cents
^
Discount
■*
' 4'
Vila
quarter
any
$1.25
on
?,
y
'"' •**
$1.87
or
Mr.
the
the'first
of
$234,790,887 .during the
ing the second quarter,
and Universal General Life Insurance
company,
•
H
Tower
for
share
a
Second-quarter
u.,
was
$1.95
564,722
reported ^continued active
for several Midwest air¬
in further enlarging
the
1962.is
4"he
Corp.;?
when
income
.
The Central Savings
Association of Concordia, Kansas-, another
subsidiary, reports deposits of approximately $4,500,000 as compared
with
higher than last year, Mr. Vila said.'
during the first six months totaled $504,195,292,
was
reportedr: compared with
$511,140,395: last year.
subsidiary,: Mercury International, Sales &
Angeles, which sells air travel insurance at major
of Los
U.
western
expenses.
half
Sales
Universal
Service Co.
business".
last year's
record six-month sales,, George R. Vila, Presi¬
reported. Net income for both the second quarter and tne
dent,
to
Dunn,
.
428.
•;
Volume
198
Number 6295
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
'
•*«
...
:
A
Birmingham, Ala.
University and State College of
/
1
ALABAMA
r.T-,'
~
improvement
Aug.
27-—v.
198,
awarded to
of
the
bonds
V-'A:.-'
First
be
728—w
p.
Boston
Mellon "National
&"
received
a.m.
Co.,
the
of
Merchants
Mobile,
100.03,
a
3.33%,
as
at
purchase
of
1965
City
1969
on
1977
inclusive; $170,-
3V4s, due
1978
to
May
May
1985
1,400,000
from
1965
$435,000
from
K
5s,
1968
to
3s,
1969
due
to
and
office.
Orrick,
by
1978
due
to
May
clusive.
Fayette, Ala.
1976
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
June 1, 1962.
to
(CS'T)
bonds.
on
Due
2002- inclusive.
Dated
Dist.,
until
school
198,
111
Sept.
on
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1962.
Due
1965
12
2002
1965
40,000
Interest
sealed
(MST)
on
Sept.
until
3
for
1 from
1, 1963.
Due
on
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
198,
bonds
p.
offered
728—were
California
Bank
of
Los
Aug.
a
were
$275,000 SV2S. Due
1966
to
1968
150,000 3s.
Due
650,000 2%s.
1970
to
525,000 2.90s.
1974 to
'
Jan. 1 from
&
'
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
Co.;
Aug.
Co., at
a
Trust
inlcusive.
Inyo
Sept.
$850,000
water
bonds
198,
p.
of¬
728—
Oaks
Sanitary District,
County, Calif.
school
r
District
purchase
as
or
i
n
of
g—Robert
Secretary,
either
G.
will
1,700,000
$700,000 bonds, maturing
198,
to
Oct.
on
2003
700,000, due
on
1
from
inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1969
Oct.
1,
1963.
Sept.
on
1987
&
1970
&
Co.;
Legality
5s.
as
,
Interest
Leedy,
J-D.
Walter
the
Board
ceive
Aug.
on
revenue
offered
Co.; W.
Aug.
28—v.
to
a
Shearson,
E^Hutton &
price of 100.08,
^ells
Due
and
Dated
200,000
:
1
/
Sept.
on
Due
on
/'•;', ,/'_
Sept.
1,
improvement
bonds
totaling $7,-
678,000 offered Aug. 27—v. 198, p.
headed
by
the
a
Sept.
1,
system
Aug
were
sold
Due
on
price
of
of
Boston,
101.14,
a
as
price of
3.40s.
Due
Due
on
Sept.
National Bank
of
Memphis;
Dec.
on
1989 inclusive.
on
Sept. 1, 1990.
works
198,
Merrill
6
Smith
sealed
until
Sept. 11 for the
$1,000,000
revenue
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
water
bonds.
follows.
as
Due
1964 to
bids
1971
pur-
1
1970 inclusive.
to
on
1988 to
on
April 1 from
1995 inclusive.
Evansville-Vanderburgh
Airport
Indiana
Bond
j
Sale—The
$1,075,000 air¬
certificates of-. port bonds offered
Aug. 28 —1 v.
22—V. 198, p. 521— 198, p; 728—were awarded to a
to
the
Housing and group composed of the Indiana¬
7
revenue
par.
polis Bond
body &
Co.,
as
& Share Corp., Good-
Co., and Kugel, Stone &
27/8s, at
price of 100,27,
a
basis of about 2.84%.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Bond
a
Offering
—
Sealed
bids
Fort
Wayne
Community
Schools,
Indiana
"
the purchase of $8,000,000 general
obligation bonds, it is reported.
Sale
Bond
school
The
—
$3,000,000
building bonds offered Aug.
.
i,i*
i
>.■
•'t
t
V
April 1 from
Due
-
..
from
1987 inclusive.
129,000 3%s. Due
and
April
on
160,000 3V2s. Due
noon
Aug.
620—were awarded
p.
Inc.,
$39,000 4s.
that
bonds offered
revenue
20—v.
'
•
$328,000 water¬
'
i
1
INDIANA
Bond Sale—The
will be received until Sept. 24 for
Other members of the syndicate:
First
1962 ;• bonds.
Due
Cutler.
7
1
HAWAII
Shaw-
3s, at a
basis of- about
or*
Legality approved by Chapman
&
1,
Home Finance Agency, as 33/4s, at
^syndicate
National
bonds.
Due
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
a
Bank
1961
1961.
of
1962.
Douglas, Ga.
a
of
1,
Authority Dist. (P. O. Evansville),
fered
general public
Dec.
or*
1983.
Certificate Sale—The $1,250,000
New Haven, Conn.
bonds.
Due|
1961.
1,
Series
Dec.
lj
,
gas
1961
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl.
7
serially from 1964 to 1983.
basis
a
follows.
as
>
Sept.
Sept.
on
Due
received
sewerage
the-pur¬
Dated i Dec.
Offering—Mayor Jack R.
0f..
re¬
a.m.
apartment
Delphi, Ind.
on
10
for
$1,025,000
300,000 Series B
on
Due
announces
chase
Sept.. 12
bonds,
will*,
until
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl.
3%s.
(EDST)
i
-
:
Sept, 1 from
on
/
wm
.
Sale—The
approved
Trustees
bids
$525,000 Series A of
3.30%,
1970 inclusive.
from 1985 to
Bond
of
sealed
of
Lazard
and
Athens, Ga.
•
Bond
fLegality
Chicago), III.
$4,000,000
GEORGIA
$1,685,000
was
Offering—Secretary
V.Leen announces "that
1984.
Conn.
'
.
$75,000
(P. O.
,
230,000 Is.
of about 2.99%.
/
of
bonds
revenue
June 1 from 1967 to 2000 inclusive.
(CST)
3%s.
1,030,000
to'
White-
and
Municipal Bond Corp.,
Dated June 1,< 1963. Due on
chase
Co.,
3.30s.
180,000
by Tallmadge
of
a
20—v.
sold to the
619—>were awarded
3y4s.
1982
1987.
to
Co., and R. James Foster & Co.,.
3s, at
Inc.,
Bond Sale—An issue
1
inclusive,
1981.
bonds.
extension
from
awarded
&
;■
awarded
Bond
4.20s.
350,000
of
2.88%.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Co.,
&
p.
1695 to
120,000
(MST)
Co-> G- H. Walker & Co,; Cooley
mut
to 2003 inclusive.
Dated
a.m.
composed
group
Aug.
were
—
waterworks
Due
$640,000 4%s. Due
receive
820—were
p.
$175,000; air¬
offered
728
&
/ t
The
—
Phillips Co., Inc.
1,
follows:
170,000
purchase
619—were awarded to
due
on
.
follows:
1969
198,
by
County Metropolitan
Sale
p.
Quail
from 1972 to 1980 inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds
approved
Trauernicht.
bonds
198,
Tampa, Fla.
Wertheim
as
will
the
approved
Bond
!
as
O f f e
port
1978.
to
Jan.
on
Sims, III.
Due
net interest cost of about
a
Tallmadge.
Hammill
,
Bond
*7
1,
Sept.
.Vieth,
as' 4y2s.
1975 inclusive. In¬
Legality
&
to
mu^
to
Rock Island
Freres & Co., at a price of 100.02.
Local
$248,000 hospi-
East Haven,
$100,000
21—v.
Ventura
the
for
serially
Legality
&
Sept.
on
Sal e—The
Webber, Jackson
Huron.
Meiners
bonds
22—v.
to
County
Manager,
23
Inc.,
tAirport Authority (P. O. Moline),
as
1, 1971.
City
Due
J-J.
Charles
"
water revenue bonds offered
July 2 from
on
In¬
$30,000
to,
15, 1963. Due
1965
terest
a
■
3.84%,
inclusive.
Ingen
;•
.
Bond Offering—Michael S. Len-
Co.; Schwabacher &
Sale—The
Aug.
Branch,
Van
Bon d
15,
Shuman, Agnew &
from
**ough & Co.
Co.
on
to
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
1979
1,280,000
Co.;
Wood,
1
Kindred & Co., Inc., and William
July 2 from
on
728—were awarded to Weeden
15,
&
of
sold
was
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.; Pierce, by Charles & Trauernicht.
price of Wulbern & Murphey Co.; Barcus
University of Chicago
Westminster, Colo.
Aug.
bonds
Channer New-
tal bonds offered Aug. ,26—v. 198,
row,
&
J.
B.
Hanauer
inclusive.
Sale—An issue
Dated July
26—v.
Other members of the syndicate:
COLORADO
awarded to the State Center
Bond
from
were
2002
bonds.
Nov. 1
on
Illinois
33/4s.
CONNECTICUT
$1,700,000,
Jan. 1, 1969.
on
&
1974
to
a
inclusive.
on
Due
1973
on
20
revenue;
Trauernicht.
1976.
and
1,375,000
composed of
p.
/
on
improvement
Bank of
Angeles;
follows:
Aug.
group
Bond Sale—The
Huron, Calif.
fered
to
on
&
san-
Sept. 1 from
on
1974
3.70s.
1977
improvement
follows:
inclusive.
Due
Co., and Paine,
nicipal
net interest cost
as
a
Z
$500,000 Park¬
1
about
3.60s.
195,000
Calif,
Hospital Dist., Inyo County,
15
road
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
175,000
1985 to 1993 inclusive.
15,
Co.; Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford,: reeceive sealed bids at Ojai until
Inc., and Kirchner &; Co., at a, 7:30 p. m. (PDST) on Sept. 3 for
2.88%,
Sept. 1, 1982
on
Legality approved by-
/•
1975 and
Co.; and
as
of
Due
.1969 to
California
Aug.
Aug.
awarded
385,000 3y2s. Due
Aug. 15 from
on
Bank
Angeles;
Bond
National Bank; Pacific Northwest
of about
&
& Curtis.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Denver U. S.
price of 100.03,
Sept. 1 from
on
205,000 37/sS. Due
a//;AZ/'
Burnham
In¬
syndicate composed of the United
-
inclusive.
on
No.
to
Southern
Co.; Taylor & Co.; Weeden & Co.;
July
Aug. 26—v.
cost
$170,000 4s.
from
1
(CDST)
p.m.
Pixley Road District (P. O.
price of 98.003, a net
a
interest
;
on
Due
3.10s.
-1983.
Los
210
awarded
Wells
Crocker-
1982.
First Western
the
$1,600,000
& Co., at
160,000 3%s. Due on July 2 from
;.'./. 1975 to 1984 inclusive.
' '
Other members of the syndicate:
11
(P. O. Phoenix); Ariz.
school
1 from
inclusive.
offered
1964
v,;,
a.
1974 inclusive.
1980
3.05s.
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
Bond.Sale-The
Sept.
sealed bids until 11:30
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
High School District No.
the
to
offered
820—were
p.
follows:
Sale—The
100.04,
Aug. 27—v.
on
Due
Due
to
280,000
^
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept.
198>
to
rev-
improvement
sewer
bonds
enue
Sept. 1, 1970.
$135,000 4%s. Due
inclusive.
1971 to
1981 and
Supervisors,
bids
jtary
Sept.
Due
Securities
man
Counties,
./AY-';.'
1975
Offering—Jean M. Place,
receive
a.m.
p.
1983.
Hanauer
B.
Charles
Duncan
Bond Sale—The $2,300,000
Wells
sealed
Louisville), III.
on
1974
District
Stern
Aug. 15 from
Due
23/4s.
420,000
will
<7 J.
School
1965
terest M-N.
on
Long Key Sewer District (P. O.
on
1981
to
awarded
'
by
on
1969
720,000 3s.
County Junior College
District (P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
of
1
from
St. Petersburg), Fla.
&
Cochise
Board
Due
to
from
ARIZONA
of
ing
$1,800,000
and,/ the
3V4s.
240,000
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
Clerk
Tulare
se¬
Due
Wild-
A.
receive
1, 1962. Due
certifi¬
revenue
M.
—
waterworks
Dated Nov.
Bond
Contra
the
to
Santa Rosa,
bonds
Sept.
on
follows:
as
1970.
M-S. Legality approved by
White,
Bond
Due
offered
^Bank,
$100,000 5s.
Dated
inclusive.
to
Due
Due
to,
and
Bond
728—*were, awarded
Francisco,
Sept. 1 from
on
1971
Anglo National Bank, both of San
purchase of $257,000 dor¬
mitory
Herbert
F..
inclusive.
75,000 3*4s. Due
inclusive.
1 e—The
a
bonds
p.
Fargo
(EST)
a.m.
E.
20—V.-198.
on
1969
5,000 3y2s.
Sept. 1 from
on
syndicate«headed
Alabama
Offering—John P. Tyson,
the
Due
to
40,000 3s.
„
-7 7
California
...
President, will receive sealed bids
for
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
tax
7:30
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
1964
to John
Joint Union High
Bond
:
Snead Junior College (P. O. Boaz),
Bond
Due
Kings and
Interest
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
>'■
Inc.;
awarded
$27,000 5s.
} from 1984 to 1993 inclusive.
June 1 from
on
Co.;
Fargo Bank of San Francisco, as
inclusive.
1983
to
Hanford
J-D.
,
619—were
Sept. 15 from
on
1975
.360,0003.60s.
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $299,revenue
Due
to
200,000 3V2S.
Offering—George Y. Shir¬
p.m.
excise
cates.
County, Calif.
30,000 3.40s.
1966
$1,700,000 collaterally
cured
Bond Sale—The $177,000 school
Calif.
until
Cutler.
3.61%,
$165,000 4s.
7:15
&
bonds offered Aug.
Hrrington
AO .7
pur¬
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1980 inclusive.
$725,000 im¬
/
the
Legality approved by Chapman &
net interest cost of about
follows:
for
J.
Co.,
1975
as
25
Offering
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $230,-
a.m.
Co., Inc., and Walston &
100.01,
on
in¬
bids
Offering—S ealed
Sept.
on
chase of
follows:
Sale—The
Certificate
;
bids will be received until 11
Water
Jackson),
Illinois
Bond
hagen, Clerk, will
&
Pont
du
Nuveen & Co., at a price of
a
due
1993
a
about
v
inclusive,
3.40s,
sewer
Dahlquist,
Commission (P. O.
000
Costa
approved
619-^were awarded
198, p.,
1
May 1 from 1985 to
until
Legality
provement 7 District
No.
1963-1
sewer
bonds offered Aug. 21—v.
1
3.90s, at
as
basis of
a
Murrayville-Woodson
,
V
I.
interest
and
Bernardino County,
Bond
inclusive;
on
1984
$450,000
/
100.20,
(EST)
in¬
Cucamonga Wate r District, San
1
May
Goodbody & Co.,
San Ramon School District,
& Sutcliffe.
inclusive;
on
1977
$315,000 3y4s,
A. from
Principal
ILLINOIS
y
Fort Myers, Fla.
Co.,
•
Na¬
Chicago;
FLORIDA
Co., Inc.
Due
1993
to
Detroit;
Hutton
improvement
1964
of
;
~
Sims &
on
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
for
May
on
+
•••
Francis
sealed
Sept. 15, 1963.
Bank
syndi¬
a
Garrison, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
;
and
bonds,
due
••
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
City, and Kugel, Stone & Co.
Other members of the syndicate:
(PDST)
p.m.
from
15
clusive.
May 1
on
"s
tional Boulevard Bank of
:
,
3.89%.
to 1993 inclusive.
Series
$200,000
1965
v
receive
system
Dated
June
on
from
inclusive,
$270,000 3.40s, due
from
1
7:30
sewer
bonds.
May 1 from
on
1984
from
1
until
000
inclusive; $120,-
due
to
000
000
and
*'
will,
National
Redevelopment
cate headed by Dean Witter &
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $400,-
$40,-
1968
3s,
Clerk;
bids
on
'•/.
..;
.
.
728—were awarded to
p.
dormitory
$1,750,000
Bond Offering—Leona
of
due
to
000
bids
the ;
for
Ceres. Calif.
follows:
5s,
Bond
20
CALIFORNIA
I
net interest cost of about
000
•
itol Mall Project No. 3 tax alloca¬
price of
National
$600,000 Series J Bonds, for
•
10 tion bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 198,
until
Tempe
Sept.
bonds.
revenue
Trust
price
a
:
•
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 Cap¬
A
7
Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
and
Bank
at
'(MST) "on
Company of Pittsburgh; Goldman,
Sachs &
Arizona
•
ere
Corporation;
Bank"
i
Agency, Calif. /
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
offered
syndicate composed
a
Sacramento
Arizona, Board of Regents,
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 cap¬
ital
'
;
....
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
,
^
♦.
" K
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■
,
•
'
■
.
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t
•-
tmimm
58
27—v.
to
(914)
198,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
chase
623—were awarded
p.
of
$2,015,000 student union
bonds,
follows:
syndicate composed of Leh¬
man
revenue
Brothers, Goldman, Sachs &
a
$1,350,000 Series A bonds.
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Paribas
Corp.,
Walston
Dominick
and
2%s, at
Co.,
&
&
Dated
price of 100.03.
a
terest
Sale
The
—•
*
-
-
-
1965 to
J-J.
2002
198,
the
Legality approved
Louisiana
2S/4S, at
as
Bond
will
price of 100.007,
a
of
West
Washington School Building
Offering
until
bids
11
a.m.
Oct. 16 for the purchase
on
$30,000,000 highway, Series C,
bonds.
Y
.
Sale
mortgage
Aug. 22
The
—
offered
water
awarded to
composed / of
the
Bond & Share
J Bond
offered
Indianapolis
Co., at
interest
price of 100.06,
of
cost
about
3.80%,
of
and
of
Jan. 1 from
on
1966
330,000 3%s. Due
81,000 3V4S.
County
(P.
O.
1973
;
for
3
10
the
school
purchase
building
Dated Sept.
terest M-S.
of
Due
Legality approved by
Bond
bonds
&
Brandenburg, Ky.
for
9
7
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
waterworks
Due
offered
of
1
Sch.
improvement
and
,
Treasurer,
bids
$385,000 school
Aug. 22—v.
198,
Hill,
Commissioner
the
Sept.
on
for
5
the
school
-
Dated
Oct.
1, 1963. Due
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Bank
at
of
the
First
Boston.
National
$30,000
sold to
Of
Bank
Sale—An
Essex
Maple
issue
of
(P. O.
:
Lynn, at 1.63 %.
will
8
and
Bank
Due
<
School District
sealed
bids
until
Dated Aug. 1,
Sale—The $300,000 water
offered Aug.
21—v.
198,
p.
Grand
Interest M-N.
by
Miller,
Securities
Corp.,
price of 100.04,
2.69%.
a
2.70s,
as
at
basis of about
a
will
receive
purchase
Due
Note
liquor
Aug. 26-!-
awarded
to
fronton, Minn.
and
Y: '"
.<
Aug.
$44,000
bonds
revenue
21—v.
awarded
198, / p.
the
to
water
offered
621—were
First
National
Bank of Deerwood.
Lake
City Indep. School District
No. 813, Minn.
Bond
bids
Offering—Paul C.
until 4
Froyd,
Aug. 1, 1963.
1973
F-A.
$50,000
tax
30, 1965.
■
School District,
&
Mich.
Sale—An issue of $200,000
Sept.
on
Due
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
Interest
Legality approved by Dor-
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst
West.
In¬
V■
-
to
sey,
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $990,000 ad¬
refunding bonds.
vance
bids
Dated Sept. 1,
■
Sale—The
sewer
Sept. 11
on
of
June
on
J-D.
Northville
Finance
821—were
p.
17 for the
sealed
(EST)
anticipation notes.
1963.
offered
District Clerk, Will receive sealed
Rapids), Mich.
7:30 p.m.
terest
198,
Bond
Can-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
the
bonds
Le¬
Note Offering—William L. Tim-
for
v.
May 1 from 1964 to
on
Northview School District (P. O.
until
„
Allison-Williams Co.
Sept. 12 for the
on
approved
mers,
a
as
basis of about
a
,
Bond
of
1"
r
building bonds.
1963.
State
3.20s,
Nashville), Mich.
(EST)
p.m.
the
to
as
Hay held, Minn.
Sale—The $30,000
revenue
1
purchase of $1,420,000 school site
cation,
Bond
awarded
Warren,
3.15%.
Offering —Edna
receive
sold to
Somerset, Mass.
of
the
to
Smith,
Secretary of Board of Education,
$800,000
Company 1 of
' /;'! Y
620—were
school
$40,000
Aug. 20—v. 198, p.
$2,400,-
sold
National
Valley
Bond
1
Trust
Sale—The
offered
-
Dist., Mich.
was
Detroit, at 1.74%.
gality
was
bonds
Bank
'
Indep. School District
No. 436, Minn.
Bond
of
Lynn, Mass.
temporary loan notes
MINNESOTA
Alvarado
-
was
School
Interest; A-O.
field, Paddock & Stone.
price of 100.30,
Grosse Pointe
Dated April
April 1 from 1967
on
inclusive.
2002
to
Y
I
ap¬
729—-were awarded to the Ameri¬
of
.
Rapids, at 2.75%.
1992 inclusive.
Legality;
Due
Sup¬
Town¬
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone.
Y
p.
J.
issue
on
Can-
.
Michigan,. National
Grand
National
/ $1,235,000
of
1, 1963.
1,
receive
First
bonds.
can
Frederick
Sale—An
anticipation notes
000 school notes
Purdon,
will
c/o
(EDST)
a.m.
Kohlmeyer
MARYLAND
—
&
Austin
Bank, Municipal Securities Dept.,
45 Milk Street,
Boston, until 11:30
the
Abbeville), La.
Offering
Note
tax
Brownstown
ship Section, bonds.
Le¬
Miller,
by
-
System,
">
Mass.
Zoe
—
Town
bonds
Bond
Offering
Dated:/Aug.
Interest M-N.
approved
Note
Note Sale—An issue of
Ward
Cumberland, Md.
$786,000
Coffin
Co.,
ply
May 1 from 1967 to
on
(P. O. Maple City), Mich.
Co.,
proved by Ropes & Gray.
Co.
Sept.
&
185,000 Metropolitan Water
bids
Sept. 9 for
on
(EST)
a.m.
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $2,-
Glen Lake Community School Dist.
Tucker,
Day,
Longmeadow,
1
payable
Fast,
on
L.
sealed
field, Paddock & Stone.
of 100.91.
Sept. 1 from
Sixth
Sale—The
R.
Huff¬
$950,000 -school
bonds.
Due
gality
Co., Inc., and Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, as 3s, at a price
on
Sept.
on
on
Parish
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Due
&
Inc.,
Fahnestock
purchase
Sept. 1 from
430—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Frances S.
bids
•
inclusive.
District (P. O.
In¬
Joseph R. Rubin.
/
-
Sept. 1 from
on
Co.,
&
of
1988 inclusive.
Co.,
Tobin &
1985 to 1993 inclusive.
Vermilion
Sept.
on
1983 inclusive.
&
Noyes
sealed
of
cost
inclusive. V
Due
4V2S.
644,000 4s.
$170,000
bonds.
Hemphill,
(EST)
purchase
1963..
com¬
&
receive
Manufacturers
price
a
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Sept.
on
revenue
1, 1963.
from 1964 to
1
(EST)
a.m.
Corp.,
Bond
Derbes,
Sept. 1 from
on
1976
1980
to
192,000
Riddle,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
to
1977
Offering—Ollie
Due
142,000 3%s.
Owingsville),
Kentucky
Bond
&
interest
on
Stuart
will
8 p.m.
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 11
Offering—Edward
building
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Estabrook
& Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Barrow,
follows:
Due
Halsey,
Road
Michigan
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
the
729—
syndicate
a
and
$4,600,000
Harriman
Y
Jones, Inc.;
Arnold
as
school
com¬
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
Bath
336—
Co.;
net
a
3.97%,
$41,000 3V4S.
Jan. 1 from
on
Y 1983 to 1994 inclusive.
.
p.
group
&
&
Co.;
100.006
1982 inclusive.
to
198,
a
Kohlmeyer & Co., at
about
'
to
Scharff
&
bonds
The
totaling
*
•
cation,
Aug. 27—v.'198,'p.
of
Burr,
$1,100,000
revenue
22—v.
Nuveen
Leary
as
follows.
270,000 3%s. Due
Aug.
posed
net
a
sewer
John
Co., Inc., and Mullaney, Wells
&
-
1 e—The
a
awarded
were
Corp., Kugel, Stone
&
a
and
group
a
S
/'"
man,
—
awarded to
Anthony
Slidell, La.
$600,000 first
bonds
revenue
were
Sale
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
Gaylord Community School Dist.,
ap¬
Dodge.
Weeden
,YY '.; r/Y/Y
.•
•
Com-*
Storey,- Thorndike, y ~ Bond
bonds
posed
Corp. (P. O. Campbellsburg), Ind.
Bond
Bond
street
*
Sealed
—
received
be
(CST)
basis of about 2.74%.
a
bv
Trust
Legality
until
were
(State of)
&
Holyoke, Mass.
by
:
Bank
Boston.
inclusive. In¬
LOUISIANA
Indianapolis and Bond Share
Corp.,
proved
offered
fire
$50,000
620—were awarded to
p.
of
July
on
equipment bonds offered Aug. 20
«—v.
Street
Palmer &
July 1, 1962. Due
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Jeffersonville, I net.
Bond
from
1
as
State
pany
675,000 Series B bonds.
Inc.,
Dominick,
as
.
.
Long Prairie, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$60,000 village
offered Aug.
improvement
bonds
20—v.
730—were awarded
198,
p.
'
sewer
to
bonds.
revenue
1, 1963,
Due
2003
on
inclusive.
Legality
Dated July
July 1 from 1966
Interest
approved
Hays & Fahey.
;
J-J.
by/ Skaggs,
;Y ///•
10
for
the
memorial
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
hospital
of
$500,000
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
Offering—W.
R.
Lefner,
1964
to
Legality approved by Miles,
Walsh
1978
&
inclusive.
Bond
Sept.
on
M-S.
Kentucky
Swansea Water District, Mass.
Revenue, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
.
Henry County (P. O. New Castle),
Bond
and
Interest
Stockbridge of Cumber¬
B.
Sears, District Treasurer, will
re¬
Deposit and
Street,
Boston,
(EDST)
on
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
(EST)
on
000 school
building
revenue
Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due
1
from 1965 to
bonds.
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
Fahey.
&
Nicholas
(P. O. Carlisle), Ky.
Bond Offering—Floyd Clark,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 11
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
mortgage
1963.
Note
Offering—John
bids
of
bonds.
Sept. 4 for
on
$475,000
Dated
first
July
1,
State
England
(EDST)
on
$80,000 fire station notes.
Dated
for
the pur¬
Sept. 15, 1963. Due
from
1
1964
to
1967
Corporation, Ky.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
c/o C. E. Barnhill,
Ctiy Clerk, Providence, until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on Sept. 3 for the pur¬
chase
of
$141,000
first
the
Hays & Fahey.
Aug. 26—v.
awarded
posed
Bond
of
W.
to
E.
198,
sewer
bonds
p.
821—
group
a
Offering
—
&
Co.,
Security and Bond Co., and Rus¬
sell Long & Co.
3s, at
Boston, until
Sept.
4
for
715,000
11
a.m.
the
bonds,
(EDST)
as
Trustees
Bond
Oct.
1
school
from
Offering—Secretary
announces
Sept.
17
J. A.
that sealed
bids will be received until 11
on
1
for
the
a.m.
pur¬
on
$2,-
follows:
bonds.
1964 to
Due
1973
on
on
Oct.
Addison
1
from
Dated October 1, 1963.
and interest
at
Oct.
Due
on
1982 incl.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Offering—David
11
(EST)
a.m.
the
water
purchase
supply
on
Oct.
for
1
the
various
bonds.
of
$2,120,000
Dated May
1
from
1965
by
Bond
son
$65,000
sold to
Sale—An issue of $42,000
to
School
to
Sale—The various purpose
20
awarded
—
to
v.
a
$486,000
198,
p.
group
620
&
about
offered
—
$500,000
to
198,
issue of
sewer
bonds
of
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Co.,
—
The
price of
Due
March
on
1
3V2S.
Due
300,000
Due
3.60s.
1
March
on
1986 inclusive.
from 1983 to
1
March
on
1989 inclusive.
from 1987 to
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.; J. M. Dain
Co.; First National Bank, Min¬
John
Nuveen
&
Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Shearson,
Hammill
Phillips
Co.;
Co.;
Sampair,
&
Co.;
Caldwell,
Woodard-Elwood
Egan
&
Co.,
&
and
MISSISSIPPI
special
Aug.
Aberdeen, Miss.
assess¬
Bond
21—v.
&
as
Sale—An
industrial bonds
(P.
Board
of
$75,000
sold to Cady
NEBRASKA
O. Detroit),
Douglas
No. 66
Bond Offering—Marvin C.
Buy¬
of
issue
was
Co., Inc.
par.
Michigan
Clerk
1
$260,000 street
offered
Wayne County
ers,
March
on
1976 inclusive.
Shaughnessy & Co.
730—were awarded to the
a
March 1 from
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive.
neapolis;
$49,000
Security Bank of Lincoln Park,
2V2S, at
a
inclusive.
Due
500,000 3.40s.
&
Kenower, MacArthur
paving
bonds
p.
on
1972
3.30s.
Southgate, Mich.
alley
$1,500,000
'
Co., and Manley, Bennett, Mc¬
Bond Sale
Indep. School
follows:
as
Due
Allison-Williams
to
Inc.
522—were awarded
p.
3.55%,
were
composed
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
198,
from 1973 to
Mich.
Donald & Co.
and
Lake
syndicate headed by the First
400,000
District,
assessment
sold
Kalman & Co.,
National Bank of St. Paul, at
Manufacturers National Bank
Sale—An
J.
Webber,
price of par, a net interest cost of
Kenower,
Detroit.
of
E.
of
Paine,
Sal e—The
180,000
15—v.. 198, p.
awarded
Note Sale—An issue of
ment
DeWitt, Mich.
Bear
$120,000 3s.
offered Aug.
Ken-
ower; MacArthur & Co., and Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Co.
totaling
bonds
Phillips School District, Mich.
Bond
special assessment bonds totaling
$250,000 offered Aug. 14—v. 198,
and
water
a
-.-•/ Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
the
Co.;
Juran & Moody,
Bond
to
Rapids), Mich.
assessment
special
Clemens), Mich.
&
District No. 624, Minn.
sold to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
was
Bond
White
Wright,
Savings Bank of
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
bonds
1989
& Curtis.
bonds
composed
group
Inc., and
offered Aug.
621—were awarded
p.
Jackson & Curtis;
tax anticipation notes was sold to
was
awarded
a
Prescott
1967
Township (P. O.
620—were
to
(F. O.
Southfield, Mich.
Mount
to
198,
school building bonds offered Aug.
Township
Grand
Adrian.
Clinton
improvement bonds
26—v.
Y Y
Sale—The $375,000 sewer
1963.
MacArthur & Co.
An issue of
Commercial
Trimont, Minn.
Legality
Dickinson,
Long
3s, at a price of 100.25,
as
basis of about 2.95%.
27—v.
Paris
School Dist.,
anticipation notes
1,
McKean & Cudlip.
Roseville
—
11
(Bloomfield Town¬
Nov.
620—were
Community
Cal¬
Sept.
on
approved
was
$8,455,000
R.
Interest M-N.
basis of about 2.89%.
of
Prairie,
Bond
Works, will receive sealed bids
until
for
price
a
Michigan
Aug.
bonds.
1964 to
2.90s,
about
or
Note Sale
incl.
Group B
$915,000 sewerage
as
to the First National Bank of
Pontiac),
729—
p.
MICHIGAN
p.
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
(P. O. Lexington), Ky.
Sutherland
{EST)
of
of
Group A
$1,650,000
on
purpose
Street,
purchase
198,
Lee,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Municipal
Franklin
pur¬
Worcester, Mass.
State Street Bank
150,000 water bonds. Due
University of Kentucky Board
Web¬
lic
Due
various
Bond Offering—Bernard T.
price
a
C.
The
28—v.
a
to
&
Bond
special
tax
Ruth
Company,
Trust
Aug.
100.03,
the
com¬
Hutton
Bank
O.
(P.
houn, Secretary of Board of Pub¬
ship) bonds.
22—
ber, Town Treasurer, will receive
&
assessment
Aug.
awarded
Bedford, Mass.
Department, 111
Sale—The $230,000
improvement
offered
as
of
basis of about 2.92%.
sealed bids c/o
Richmond, Ky.
were
a
$1,188,000
National
Company,
100.52,
mortgage
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
Legality approved by Skaggs,
729—were
p.
Legality
& Gray.
De¬
/ Michigan
awarded to the First Boston
purchase
The
—
—
Corporation,
bids
offered
Hartford
Trust
of
revenue
Bond
198,
v.
Sale
bonds
Sale
Sept.
on
chants National Bank.
Bond
fered
inclusive.
Payable at the New England Mer¬
school
F-A.
in¬
bonds totaling $1,100,000 of¬
pose
were
chase of
5
Due
1978
Man¬
of
a
County
inclusive.
28
Ashland, Mass.
Municipal Center
Interest
Bond
a.m.
Legality approved by Skaggs,
Providence Public
1963.
New
Sdpt.
1963.
1964 to
Waltham, Mass.
National
Bank,
Street, Boston, until 11
Hays & Fahey.
be
c/o
15,
water
sold to the
was
National-Bank
troit, at 1.95%.,
Oakland
until
Buck¬
R.
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
Aug.
ufacturers
100
Sept. 4 for
$270,000
approved by Ropes
Merchants
County Hospital Corp.
Dated
Abington, Mass.
March
on
1983 inclusive. Le¬
of
Aug. 15 from
clusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
Safe
Company,
11:30
the
Baltimore.
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $300,-
Trust
Boston
Franklin
land, and Miles & Stockbridge, of
a.m.
—
ceive sealed bids c/o
bids
9:30
school notes
Daphne
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Offering
of
County
Bond
County
School
District
(P. O. Omaha), Neb.
Offering—Irvin
Yaffe,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Volume
198
Number
6295
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(915)
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
ing
of
sealed
$1,500,000
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
until
school
Dated
Oct.
on
bids
Sept. 5 for the
on
Oct.
from
1
Interest A-O.
1990
until
&
8
Dated
clusive.
Sarpy County, Gretna Sch. Dist.
school
bonds
■ ■
& co.
sold
was
by
Rio
*L"
Arriba
No.
19
WhiteCounty, County School Dist.
Bond
Clerk
&
Qfferihg—JN^ar^an Dale,
Board
of
of
Trustees, will
sealed bids iintir 5 p.m.
rebeiye
(MST)
Sept.
on
for the
5
pur¬
chase of $946,000 refunding bonds.
Dated ;'Sept.
1,
1963.
Due
office;
Co.
;
State
vV".V
?
semi¬
Legality
Sale—The
funding
Aug,
28^-v.
-
awarded to
ap-?
a
&
33/4S, at
as
basis
a
Horse
4V2S.
Due
1976
July
Due
on-
Ingen
&
price
Co., Inc.,
of
100.15,
B.
basis
Due
3.60s.
1,175,000
of about
Bond Offering—Samuel D. Bab-
cock, Borough Clerk, will receive
bids
Sept.
on
until
8
for
the
16
$120,000
to
1975
Interest
approved
by
eral
Sale—The
at
2.90s, at
bonds
198,
price
a
of
gen¬
of
Neck
July
a
sealed
bids
Sept.
on
$300,000
will
until
26
for
8
general
clusive.
Interest'
&
by
of
M-S.
will
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Sept.
of
sealed
on
from
Interest
proved
by
♦
8
of
on
Due
to
1978
inclusive.
Marine
Trust
approved
by
Central
sealed
N.
No.
bids
until
3
for
the
12
$1,810,000
school
Aug. 1, 1963.
Y.
(EDST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Water
of
Bated
&
to
Note
v
Y.
of
a
a
Buffalo,
a
26—v: 198;
our
inclusive.
1990
3
Bond
-
198,
p.
the
730—were awarded to
p.
Company
to
1983
* *
'
,
'
~
'•
v *
■■
ment
II
for
the
Granville
and
Fort
Ann
Central School Dist. No.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
& Wood.
to
Bond
;
Sale—The
offered
730—were
$93,000
Aug. 21—v.
awarded
Albany,
100.04,
a
&
as
to
1
from
1964
ity approved
1983
by
receive
(EDST)
of
on
1
on
to
June
198,
p.
at
of
Aug.
D.
Y. V
Hamilton,
of
on
price
of
Sale—The
$35,000
.*■!
Clerk,
until
198,
3s, at
a
Cartwright
&
as
price of 100.37.
Bond
noon
special assessment
ment
bonds
White
&
was
Co.
sewer
sold
-
.
.
$21,125
to
J.
Cuyahoga County
Offering
—
bids
until
11
a.m.
Goldsboro, Pa.
Bond Offering—Preston H. Mil¬
Borough
bids
Sept.- 9
on
Oct.
1,
1965
to
1963.
purchase
of
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Norwin School
(P.. O
Authority
Irwin), Pa.
.
Sale
The
—
building
awarded
by
198,
to
bonds
&
731—
p.
syndicate
a
Moore,
Butcher
$6,300,000
revenue
Aug. 27—v.
Leonard
&
Sherrerd, and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc.,
for
at
&
ningham,
a
variety
a
of
price of 98.60.
Weeks;
Singer,
&
Co.;
Deane
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.; Cun¬
Schmertz & Co.; Hess,
Remington, A. E. Masten
Charles
Penington,
1
from
bonds.
Due
on
G. Peelor
Colket
Palmerton
Dated
Dec.
1
&■
&
Co.;
Co.;
Kay,
Legality
Aug.
—
Bond
000
a
to
cate
of¬
622—
Bond
the
headed
*
Aug. 6 by
a
was
syndi¬
by Ira Haupt & Co.,
semi-annually
I
coupons.
on
Due
March and
Sept. 15 from 1964 to 1988.
765,000
Roose, Wade &
price of 100.49.
Due
Dated
M-S.
32-year
on
bonds,
March
Sept.
15,
Legality
'
as' 3%$.
15, 1995.
1963.
'
Interest
approved
by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader.
County
School
District
(P. O. McMinnville),
Offering
—
be received until
Other
cate:
Sealed
bids '■Co.;
Sept. 5 for
members
Kidder,
Bache &
purchase of $1,395,000 school
bonds.
-
'
$2,580,-
bonds
revenue
on
$1,815,000 at various
p.
Authority,
follows:
v
oregon
will
school
pur¬
$335,000
198,
School
Sale—An issue of
purchased
approved
various
totaling
20—v.
awarded
Co., at
The
Area
Pennsylvania
1965 to 1986 inclusive.
bonds
No. 29
on
Due
1974
Grant &
im¬
sewer
Oregon
(EDST)
the
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
& Scribner;
Stroud &
receive, B. J.
Van Ingen &
Co.,
inclusive.
estate
Sale
Bond
A.
Chin-
for
will
8
members of the syndi¬
Smith, Barney & Co.; Blair
& Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont &
Toledo, Ohio
(P. O.
F.
Clerk,
until
$10,000 improvement bonds. Dated
as
Yamhill
W.
V
cate:
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
G.
Lincoln
-;r
J.
improve¬
/
Charles
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Horn-
(EST)
Dec.
on
1963.
1,
Cincinnati.
were
of
Inc.,
Other
3s, at
as
will
and
1983
65,000 real
pose
Sale—An issue
Moyer,
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Inc., and Simpson, Emery & Co. ■
1964 to
of
Co.,
syndi¬
Richards & Co.; H. Jr Steele &
Co.;
731—were awarded
p.
Sweney
&
1,1963. Due
improvement bonds offered Aug.
to
the
of
Woodcock,
Remington,
coupons,
follows:
street
Sept.
street
Sinon
Peelor & Co. and Joseph
Merrill
Payable at the Provident Bank
Bond
in¬
provement bonds. Dated June
basis of about 2.99%.
Sept.
1993
fire
ohio
Aug. 1, 1963.
to
$20,000
Offerin g—James
from
$4,789,000
1965
The
Company
a
1982
Legality
Rhoads,
Inc.,
headed
Sharonville, Ohio
as
to
M-S.
members
Kerner,
offered
price of 100.57.
bonds,
by
Bond
Sanders
of Newcomerstown,
$425,000
1964
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Singer,
Deane
&
Schribner, Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Rambo, Close &
Legal-' school
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $490,-
school
from
1
Other
and
1988.
the Reeves Banking & Trust Com¬
000
various
cate:
1963.'
721—were awarded to
bids
at
$1,-
1,
Squire,
—
City
Inc.,
Reader. '
equipment bonds offered Aug. 26: Smith
p.
Co.,
Interest
Lynch,
198,
&
approved
were
Sale
headed
Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due
Sept.
ler,
Newcomerstown, Ohi6
Bond
sold
was
syndicate
a
Haupt & Co., and Warren
York
clusive.
Squire,
Dempsey,
Roosevelt
Trust
3s,
W.
sealed
Oct.
semi-annually
Cross, and the National Com¬
Bank
by Ira
to
5
Interest
will
Dated
Dec.
fered
(EDST)
Dated
1965
1963.
Due
sealed
(P. O. Whitehall), N. Y.
bonds
Aug.
system improve¬
sewerage
Wilder,
Chillicothe, Ohio
issue
purchase
school bonds.
1973
(P*O.Emmaus),Pa'K
"Ray,
1,
the
bonds.
'
Sale—-Anj issue of $2,239,-
blower
inclusive, Interest M-S. Legality inclusive. Interest F-A. Legality
nock, Clerk of Board of County
approyed by Hawkins, Delafield & approved -by Hawkins, Delafield
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Wood.
345,000
of'
White hall, Dresde*t > Hampton,
at
Clerk, will receive sealed
noon
to
noon
Lincoln
3.30s,
as
(P. O. Merrick), N.
Sept. >bids until
from
1
for
9
Le¬
Fricke & French, Inc., Hess, Grant
Auditor,
Bond
730—
basis of about
Sale—Ruth
District
1965
purchase
of¬
bonds
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist.
No.
as
Offering—Gladys F. Kil-
City
—v.
Sale—The $4,618,000 bond
on
on
Interest
822.
p.
noon
Rochester, at 2.06%.
21—v.
in
from
Oct.
Bond
a
of
Note—The foregoing supersedes
report
will
until
Massillon, Ohio
Central- Trust
a
'
;
Auditor,
bids
J-D. Legality approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey.
198,
&
District
price of 100.48,
A.
inclusive.
Dated
pany
&
100.09*,
of
to
Dec.
on
the
(P. O. East
Company,
1
'
000 school revenue bonds
32,455 Series 1963-62 bonds. Due., &
anticipation notes offered Aug. 21
Golyer Co., Inc.,
awarded
Dec.
on
Nov. l.from
on
Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.
Canadaigua,\
20—v.
George
inclusive.
&
Due
Hills-
assessment, bonds,
:
'
r
*
& Reader.
coupons.
1
Offerin g—G.
Sept.
Mer¬
of
Sept.
Dist.
Stanley
Baird, District Clerk, will receive
on
build-
the
sealed bids until
Sch.
(P. O. Suffern),
Bond
to
—
y;
Company of Pottsville.
Bond
Sept. 9 for the purchase
$133,335 street improvement
per,
.
Sept.
A utlf.prity■
$100,880 Series 1963-61 bonds. Due
Sykes,
j
Trust
on
Company
Galloway & Dikeman.
1964
Galloway
price
a
C i t
sealed
of Central New York, in Syracuse.
Legality
3.85s.
as
gality approved by^Rhdads^ Sir^n
on
from
Principal
bonds,
Sept. 1, 2003.
on
1, 1963. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Pennsylvania * National Bank
&
O.
price of 100.12.
a
Offering
follows:
(M-S) payable at the
Midland
(P.
Bank
.2t&s, at
Bond
Dated Sept.
1
;;3%s.
as
East Penn Union School. District
$30,000
sold
National
as
special
re¬
bonds,
1
Lima, Ohio
Sidney
March
on
Aug-.
C.
Circleville, Ohio
$340,000
Sept.. 1 from 1964
c/o
V
Due
Sept. 1, 1993.
40-year
Due
Dated
M-N.
3.25%.
Township School Dist.
purchase
1965
in¬
Sale—The $140,000 East
Rochester
Offerin g—Antonette
the
at
were
ap¬
&
bids
house bonds.
and interest
ap¬
of' Roosevelt
de
Aug.
the
(EDST)';on
sealed
1963.
1,
1993
to
Company
J.
fered
inclu¬
Legality
schooLbonds. Dated Sept; 1, 1963.
Due
23/4s,
Gates
on
Moirzo, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
for
Due
Gates, N.Y.
building
Caldwdll, -Trimble
bids uptil 3 p.m.
12
John
Bond
(P. O. Atco), N. Jif\
Bond
Trust
Elsie A.
1963. Due
ceive
mercial
Mitchell.
Waterfprd
system
basis of about 2.72%.
to T 980
M-S.
1
composed
ers
Sept. 11 for the
1964
pur¬
621—were awarded to
p.
and
Treasurer,
$128,000
Springs Fire District, N. Y.
Offering — Francis
Bond
Legality
Sykes,
Bloomfield,
group
as
until
boro,
(EST)
2.95%.
Lysander (Town), Belgium-Cold
Cross, Inc.; Manufacturers & Trad¬
\
bids
Dated.Sept.,1,
1
sive.
—
Borough
about
30-year
on
245,000
*
.
.
County
was
Burgoon,
basis of
a
follows:
coupons.
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1988
Due
Smith;(
Rochester, N. Y.
198,
v.
Legality
Offering
a
receive
building bonds offered Aug. 21—
Delafield
;
Bond
a.m.
the
1963.
1964
re¬
Bond Sale-—The $80,000 school
Eatontown, N. J.
Demarest,
1,
Bloomfield), N.
improvement
Wood.
from
1
11:15
water
July
District No.
(EDST)
Hawkins,
to
chants
—v.
Crine,
Dated Sept. 1, 1963.
Due
S'ept. 1 from 1964 to 1978 in¬
approved
awarded
composed v of
Co., Inc., and
as
inclusive.
school
offered
;
Sale—The
ing Londs
Aug. 28—v;
price of 100.45,
a
Bristol, Victor, West Bloomfield
bonds.
on
until
$296,000
by
receive
purchase
Bond
The $1,682,000
—
on
Hillsboro), Ohio
Barney & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Reynolds & Co., Gregory &
Sons, and Kugel, Stone & Co., as
Ramapo
and Richmond Central School
p.m.
the
as
basis
a
Dikeman.
Township (P. O.
Clerk,
bids
Interest J-J.
proved
Neck), N, J.
Bond, Offering—Harry
Township
Company of
York, in Buffalo,
Dated
East
Colts
Trust
Sept. 4 for
on
clusive.
Co.,
basis of about 3.63%.
Colts
Aug.
Offering—Rollin G. Gra-
bonds.
offered
100.09,
park
offered
730—were awarded
p.
sealed
chase
621—were
p.
$133,000
price of 100.02,
a
Bond
on
19—v.
3.65s,
Marine
(EDST)
$160,000
e
offered
822—were
p.
000 fire
hame, Village Treasurer, will
:
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen &
as
198,
ceive
improvement
Aug.
20—v.
the
'
.
■
ville, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $38,-
york
bonds
to
M-S.
;
Bond
1,
Corinth, N. Y.
Delafield & Wood.,
Cape May, N. J.
July
on
of about 2.89%.
Hawkins,
Highland
;•
<
Regan, District Treasurer, will
inclusive.
Camillus, N. Y.
Sept. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
Legality
of
bonds. Dated Sept.
sewer
1,1963. Due
purchase
Sal
bonds
York &
$290,000 at various
100,000
.
$61,640
bonds
price of 100.39.
Cooper, 50 Oswego St., Baldwin-
Sale—The
Western New
(EDST)
p.m|.
198,
1
1993.
improvement
N. J.
Bond
school
W.
Hope & Co.,
&
19—-w. 198,, p. 622—were awarded
to J. A.. White &
Co., as 3s, at a
-
lx
S.
.
Cincinnati), Ohio
■
1
July
on
Due
new
a
Bond
sealed
July
on
Due
3y4s.
1992 and
3.68%, V
Bloomingdale,
1,
Van
3.70s, at
as
a
J.
School District No.
^ *"
,
.
Sale—The
improvement
of
3V2S.
4,355,000
Aug. 21—v. 198, p.
to
July
*'
'
.
J.
ap¬
Sanders
to
and interest
Bond
Vem on and Paris' Ce ntral %
;
Legality
Squire,
sold
was
Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
to
1'
-
.
by
3s, at
from
1
-v
(P. O.
:
;
Hartford^ WhitesWestmoreland,
(P. O. Clinton), N. Y.
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
Regional School
awarded
ere
1977.
from 1983 to 1991
522—were
1
inclusive.
to
3.60s.
1,910,000
(P. O. Runnemede), N. J.
bonds offered
July
on
1974
Bond Sale—The $440,000 school
■
b
syndicate
on
345,000
of about 3.74%.
Pike
of
cost
Due
I
Black
District
price of
960,000 4s.
price of
a
.■
offered
a
New
on
bonds
revenue
group composed of Ira Haupt-&
Warren
semi-annually
town, Marshall,
re¬
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
$100,000 water
awarded to J. B. Han-
Co.,
100.05,
b^nds
interest
a! net
$2,315,000
bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 198, p.
auer
Kirkland,
1983.
a
Forest Hills Local School District
Long Island, in Hunting-
'
Due
Dempsey.
offered
,
1
assessment
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
fire
3.30s, at k price of 100.20,
as
Oct.
April and Oct. 1 from 1964
\
National
Security
semi-an¬
and
special
bonds.
.
proved
198,' p.' • 730—w
Due
April
on
1,217,840
O.
(P.
about 3.60%, as follows:
Avalon, N. J.
730—were
22—v.
basis of about 3.27%.
a
.
.
jersey
Sale—The
ton,T
Co., at
to
price
a
pennsylvania
Cressona Borough
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$635,000
improve¬
from 1964 to 1988.
27—
Sal e—The $55,000
awarded to the
Qiiinn
to
T98,' P, 822—were
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen &
at
construction; bqnds
Aug.
.
100.004,
Bond
Bond
house
$11,060,000
revenue
3.30s,
as
$2,—
Dis¬
follows:
as
bonds.
nually
(P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
'■ -
U niversity
-■
Aug.
awarded
of
Sewer
sewer
basis of about 3.27%.
a
purchase
County
bonds,
$1,045,000
Y.
Islip, E ast B rent wood .Fire District ■*
Las Cruces), N. Mex.'
Bond
100.33,
Bank of
;"
1■>.
-
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
new
of
r
told
was
ment
$1,549,000
offered1
the
3%
tricts 6, 10 and 12, sewer
The
822—were
p.
for
6
262,840
the Meadow Brook National Bank
County School District
bonds
bonds
198,
v.
.
The Regents of the NewMexico
annually on April I from 1964?to
1977; * Payable
at - the 1 County
'Treasurer's
school
in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $179,000
school
-
r
Due
mexico.
./'r New Mexico
Sept.
of
730.
p.
—
Delafield; of
Freeport,
'
•
supple¬
issue
our
(P. O. Freeport), N.
Bond.Sale
(P. O. Tierra Amarilla),
nevada
"s(P- O.Ely),Nev.
No. 9
Legality
Hawkins,
new
;
_
Aug. 19—v. 198,
12
1987
foregoing
report in
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
-'V.-'..■ .v":;;
Chiles
■
1963.
1,
M-S.
& Wood.
v-
$174,000
to
Interest
approved
(P. O. Papillion), Neb.
Sept.
the
ments
An¬
Sept.
on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
S.
purchase of $560,000 school
bonds.
Haggart.
(EDST)
p.m.
for the
Legality
approved by Lane, Baird, Pedersen
Offering—Irene
derson, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
1963.
to
Not e—The
Wanaque School District, N. J.
Bond
build¬
1,
1965
11
pur¬
59
the
syndi¬
&
Co.;
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Singer,
Warren
of
Peabody
Deane
W.
York
&
Schribnef;
&_Co.,
Inc.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Inc.;
Close
Kerner,
Rambo,
&
Co.,
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(916)
Fricke &
Inc.; Woodcock, Moyer,
French,
Biddle
"
Yarnall,
Inc.;
Co., and Poole & Co.
;
Authority
Parkland School District
O. Allentown), Pa.
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
000
&
jV
purchased via negotiated sale on
Aug. 21 by a syndicate headed by
Ira Haupt & Co., and Warren W.
York & Co., Inc. Dated Oct.
1,
Due
1983
inclusive.
on
(A-O) payable at the First
Le¬
terest
National Bank 'of Allentown.
Munson.
&
syndi¬
the
of
Co.;
&
Peabody
Kidder,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Rambo,
Inc.; Reynolds &
Close & Kerner,
Remington,
Inc., and Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
&
Grant
Hess,
Co.;
&
7:30
the
for
received until 11
Dated Aug. 15, 1963.
Feb.
inclusive.
Legality
Interest F-A.
(EDST)
a.m.
on
bonds, and not as reported in our
E.
bids until
Sept.
on
Aug.
various
Nov.
C.
Series
1, 1962. Due on Nov.
from 1965 to 2012 inclusive. In¬
1
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
198,
20—v.
C.
to
a
623—
p.
group
Little
H.
$192,000
from
Sale—The
pose
pur¬
bonds totaling $7,100,000 of¬
fered
Aug.
28—v.
awarded
were
to
3%s, at
basis
of
Stuart &
Co.
price of 100.20,
a
about
p.
a
by Halsey,
Inc.,
as
731—
syndicate
198,
headed
a
/
various
3.10%,
-and
sold
to
bonds
and
Housing
Agency,
was
Home
3%s,
as
.
$205,000
at
a
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld
&
Hornblower
Co.;
Hayden,
Stone
Harkness
Harris &
Bache
&
&
Co.;
&
Stevenson
Bacon,
Co.;
Weeks;
&
Co.;
&
chase
&
to
Co.; Johnston, Lemon &
Corbett
Bond
Co.;
Rodman
Ren-
&
shaw, and Robinson & Co.
CAROLINA
Gray County (P.^O.
tal bonds offered
Offering
the
purchase
of $1,550,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1963.
March
sive.
from
1
Interest
proved
to
1965
M-S.
Due
Legality
ap¬
Gibbs
&
Simons.
O. Conway),
(P.
South Carolina
f
Bond
«,
Offering—Alton
^Chairman
of Board
Commissioners,
will
bids
sealed
until
of
D.
Lee,
County
receive
noon
(EST)
on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $500,000 courthouse bonds.
1, 1963.
to
Due
1983
Legality
Gibbs
&
on
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
*
approved
Interest
by
M-S.
Sinkler,
Simons.
a
McClung
1964
140,000
Tennessee
a.m.
Fulbright,
(EST)
Trust
price of 100.05,
about
of
on
198, p.
syndicate
a
Chemical
the
by
York
New
Bank
at
Company,
a
net interest cost
a
3.07%,
$580,000
Knickerbocker,
to
follows:
as
Feb.
on
for
Sept.
due
from
1
due
3s,
Due
10 from
from
1
150,000 water
$114,000
from
and
198,
p.
100.01,
3.65%,
&
a
on
10
inclusive.
from
1
3s,
due
to
Sept.
on
1982
$650,000
offered
civic
Aug. 20—v.
Co.,
from
and
1983
due
1982
to
Sept.
on
bids
until
100,000
1
Sept.
on
school
000
1963.
Due
1976
1979
3.60s.
on
lor
&
Co.;
Brown
E.
the
of
1983
Oct.
1
14—v.
&
Strudwick,
Harriman
on
Oct.
Bond Offering
sealed
that
until
11
school
will
bids
(EST)
a.m.
the
1965
City Manager
—
purchase
to
1964
Bond
1,
A-O.
1974
(CDST)
by
1 from
on
1,
school
Due
1978
(PDST)
purchase
Dated
bonds.
on
1 from
Oct.
inclusive.
of
Interest
Preston,
Sept. 1, 1982
Note
ments
approved
Indep. School
—
President
Roy
of
Texas
L.
Mc-
Board
of
—
The
Aug. 19—v. 198,
No.
411
(P.
composed
Sept. 5 for
the purchase of $1,300,000 schoolSept.- house bonds. Dated Sept; 15, 1963.
p.
issue
our
of
732.
1, 1963. Due
O. Seattle),
of
was
the
sold
12—v.
Sale
—
The
$81,500 aque¬
198, p. 623—were awarded
Provinciale du Canada
to Banque
bonds,
Due
Placements
and
Capital
Ltd., at a price of 96.93,
lows: 1 ...V
Corp.,
fol¬
as
on
$6,000 5V2S. Due
Dated
75,500
April 1
on
,
duct and sewer bonds offered Aug.
bonds.
1963.
..••.
Ville-Marie, Que.
pur¬
1,
du
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
p.m.
Aug.
";A
re¬
1:30
construction
Oct.
to
6s.
1974 to
1973
Due
1978
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept.
1
from
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman
&
Cutler.
j
the report in our issue of Aug. 26
198,
—v.
824.
p.
CANADA
ONTARIO
Ontario
000
improvement bonds
syndicate
a
&
Wash.
Co.,
cate:
members
Dominion
lock
&
of
the
syndi¬
Securities, Bell, Gouin-
rities, Midland Securities, Nesbitt,
Thompsop & Co., Harris & Part¬
Ltd., Burns Bros. & Denton
Ltd., Greenshields Inc., Equitable
Securities
Co.,
Canada
Cochran,
MAYBE SOME YEAR
Ltd., Gairdner
Murray
&
Co.,
IT WON'T BE NECESSARY.
•
W. C. Pitfield & Co., James Rich¬
ardson
Fry
&
&
&
Quinlan
Co., Bankers
Anderson
&
Sons, R. A. Daly & Co.,
Norris
&
&
Bond
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Co., J. L. Graham &
Matthews
Co.,
&
Co.,
Brawley,
Bartlett,
Cathers
Co., C. H. Burgess & Co., Wal-
wyn,
Seattle, ^ and
ming & Co.
Dom-
THIS YEAR.
\
5V2s.
Sept.
on
Co.,
west Co., Pacific National Bank of
&
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
A. E. Ames & Co.,
Mills, Spence & Co., Royal Secu¬
Cayley
North¬
and
1963. Due
I'M GIVING TO WE
sold
Wood,
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
Co.,
Pacific
5s
as
was
by
M-S.
Other
$150,000
group
headed
/
$50,000,-
15 from 1967 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
terest
a
to
Dominick
/
(Province of)
Bond Sale—An issue of
Collier,
Bond Sale—An issue of
until 7 p.m.
on
in
King County, Issaquah School Dist.
school bonds
(CST)
foregoing supple¬
report
.
Bond
will
until
198, p.
Credit
to
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
by
Horowitz,
Thorgrimson,
the
Clerk,
13—v.
price of 97.87, as
a
•
1964
&
on
^
$43,500 5%y Due on Sept. 1 from
Harvey J.
—
awarded
follows:
May 1 from 1965 to 1983 incl.
ners
Legality
Starin & Ellis.
1983.
Offering
the
1963.
to
A-O.
Sept.
on
1,
1965
for
11
$2,000,000
Oct.
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Sept.
receive
a.m.
11
Burgett,
will
until
Que.
$300,000 sewer
256,500 6s. Due on Sept. 1, 1973.
610,000 acquisition bonds.
Gundy
Eva
—
Parish,
offered Aug.
Nord, Inc., at
follows:
Dated
to
Vancouver),
Treasurer,
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.::
Sale—The
623—were
(P. O.
$3,410,000 school
$2,800,000
Washington
bids
(Vil¬
Interest
County, Vancouver School
Offering
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
1978
to
Prairie
&
Sept. 11 for the
on
of
Sept. 1 from
approved
Dist. No. 37 (P. O.
follows:
as
on
Ste. Catherine D'Alexandrie-de-La*
Le¬
Plymouth,
8
bids
Dated Sept. 15,
Clark
Bond
Sept.
sealed
Dated
bonds.
Legality
Inc.,
Co., Ltd.,
to'
(Towns) Joint School
District
$1,500,000
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
sealed
Mitchell,
Offering
Weisse,
10
Sept.
on
on
1973
to
&
received
be
inclusive.
1983
M-S.
announces
of
construction
Beaubien
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Atkinson
S.
;•
;<
623—were awarded
747,000 6s. Due
Pymouth), Wis.
Franklin, Va.
Harold
■
aque¬
Interprovincial,
price of 97.69,
a
G.
Bond
Scott
and
Co.
p.
$208,000 5%s. Due
Rhine, Sheboygan Falls and
Co.;
&
as
,
Lyndon,
as
198,
Credit
at
lage), Greenbush, Herman, Lima,
chase
Inc.,
$955,000
Post,
Plymouth (City), Cascade
ceive
Sale—The
L.
Chapman
by
Couture,
price of 98.77.
a
and
1964
from
Interest
approved
623—were awarded
duct and sewer bonds offered Aug.
sealed
bonds.- Dated
on
p.
$104,000 aque¬
St. Leonard, Que.
:V
(CDST)
a.m.
inclusive.
gality
syndi¬
Hutton
F.
&
Brothers
County
inclusive.
250,000 3.65s. Due
Cullough,
Due
198,
Bond
Sept. 16 for the purchase of $800,-
1988 inclusive.
1983 to
members
C. J. Devine & Co.; First of
price of
a
1980 and 1981.
and
11
receive
from
bonds offered Aug.
sewer
?
Arthur
—
will
1
1,
-
Offering
Sept.
inclusive.
1978
to
Desjardins,
5J/2S, at
inclusive;
$48,000 3.20s, due
1 from
on
150,000 3V2S. Due
1977 to
Oct.
1988 inclusive.
to
3s,
1964
Other
Rauscher,
and
follows:
1966 to
and
demons.
Clerk,
1
inclusive;
WASHINGTON
net interest cost of about
$150,000 4s.
to
April 1 from 1965 to
District No.
200,000 electric system bonds, for
est
Feb. 10 from
Co., Inc., at
as
&
system bonds, for
1964
732—were awarded to John
&
Dated
12—v.
of
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
riott
3.20s,
1988 inclusive.
bonds
Pierce
on
purchase
building
bonds.
duct and
(CDST)
p.m.
inclusive.
on
St. Cesaire, Que.
gality approved by Quarles, Her-
1983 /to
$36,000 3.20s, due on Sept.
Laredo, Texas
center
the
school
1963. Due
1988 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
Feb.
on
1979
Sale—The
Bond
8
for
Due
Sale—The
Bond
will receive
Clerk,
until
11
equipment
1982
1964 to
$480,000
Sept.
on
improvement
$1,520,000
inclusive; and
for
inclusive.
1973
1974 to
1980
net interest
a
3.78%,
345,000 3%s. Due
~
bids
$725,000
1983
Wis.
Offering—Lester G. Erd-
Sept.
on
1
follows:
as
1973
to
6s.
50,000
1974
Cutler.
follows:
as
school
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10
&
3.60s.
from
Bond
Bond Offering—H. Mi
The
—
Due
to
1964
1
State Bank.
District
was
$10,000 5V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
22—v.
to
$2,350,000
Aug. 27—v.
732—were awarded to
Anderson
District (P. O. Houston),
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
.
Pampa.
price of 100.003,
cost of about
5s.
price of 97.59,
Aug.
732—were awarded to the
p.
City
Sale—The
headed
cate:
School District,
Northeast Houston
TENNESSEE
198,
Kilbourn
Bond
$152,000
623—were awarded to
p.
Nuveen
Horry County
-
198,
offered
notes
bonds
sewer
Laflamme, Ltd., at a
$300,000 promis¬
VIRGINIA
Pampa), Texas
of
Sale
on
inclu¬
1983
Sinkler,
by
school
J-D.
Interest
and
aqueduct
Que.
issue of $60,000
Sale—An
Bond
Wis.
Arcadia,
Note Sale—The
schoolhouse bonds offerpd Aug. 20
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Sept. 11 for
(MST)
for " the purchase of
11
inclusive.
1983
Manitowoc, Wis.
M-S.
T exas
—v.
to
inclusive.
1978
to
Notre Dame,
sold to J. E.
Michigan Corporation; Kean, Tay¬
Mc-
Elmurray, Chairman of Board of
j
Bank
Bond
1974
WISCONSIN
Aug. 26—v. 198,
Hitchcock Indep.
$95,000
G.
J.
—
1980
man,
County School Dist.
inclusive.
1972
15 from 1966
823—were awarded to the First
National
59,000 53/4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
to
1973 inclusive.
1964 to
Sept. 1 from
on
Franklin School District No. 5,
1, 1963. Due on June 1 from 1964
to
inclusive.
1976
Jan. 1, 1982
on
$650,000 school bonds. Dated June
Bond Sale—The $150,000 hospi¬
at
(P. O. Aiken), S. C.
inclusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Sept.
im¬
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
Aiken County, County School Dist.
Bond
drainage
inclusive. * Interest
1993
and
SOUTH
1
Jan.
on
1981
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
p.m.
Legality! approved by Vinson, El-
p.
Due
to
(P. O. Farmington), Utah
Dated Sept. 15,
Sept.
on
&
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Merrill,
&
7:30
Hill, Inc.; Stranahan,
Burns,
Turben
until
$300,000
Due
1963.
1977
sory
UTAH
bonds,
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
provement bonds.
Pickard,
Inc.; Manley, Bennett, McDonald
Co.;
of
to
follows:
$32,000 5V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
40,000 3V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
from
1
1983.
$2,000,000
received
on
1973
as
Sept. 1 from
on
30,000 3.40s. Due
Bond
TEXAS
(CDST)
198, p.
14—v.
Beliveau, Inc., at a price of 98.51,
Sept. 1 from
on
Que.
$91,000 road
The
—
623—were awarded to Placements
bonds
price of par.
Sale
offered Aug.
bonds
inclusive.
1972
40,000 3V4S. Due
of
system tax
sewer
revenue
the
Finance
be
Jan.
on
727,000 3.20s. Due
kins, Weems & Searls.
Other members'of the syndicate:
1976
Bond
deficiency
1969 to
follows:
as
inclusive.
1975
1,081,000, 3.10s.
Dayton Drainage District, Texas
Providence, R. /.
to
bonds offered
Bond Sale—An issue of
Drummondville-South,
as
inclusive.
1968
20,000 3V2s. Due
net interest
a
3.21%,
Due
5s.
1965
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
about
on
ISLAND
100.02,
of
of
cost
a
Wartrace, Tenn.
waterworks and
to
and
for
Co.,
3.42%,
Co., at
Danville, Va.
/ri:';/
RHODE
Moroney, Beissner &
price
a
com¬
Co.,
&
Securities
Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoii.
Corp.,
100.01.
of
dining
and
bonds,
revenue
Dated
purchase
the
& Co.,
Dallas
Metropolitan
and
pur¬
of¬
about
Bond
1965
sealed
the Cherokee Securities
posed of
(EDST)
a.m.
dormitbry
$1,041,000
hall
for
5
10
Co., James A. Andrews
&
Gladfelter, President, will receive
sealed
Ira Haupt & Co., Goodbody
Davis County,
variety of coupons, at a price
Millard
—
The
—
awarded
were
Mid-South
Philadelphia), Pa.
Offering
fered
ville,
Temple University (P. O.
& Co.,
County (P. O.
totaling $695,000
bonds
pose
composed of John Nuveen
group
'
Sale
of
cost
—
Mitchell.
Co., Third National Bank of Nash¬
Aug. 12—v. 198, p. 622y
$20,000 33As. Due on Sept. 1 from
Tyler Indep. School District, Texas
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Robertson
QUEBEC
net
a
Weems & Searls.
15 from 1965 to 1989
on
100.03,
follows:
and improve¬
construction
Bond
for the $5,000,000 school
Bond
$4,100,000
of
purchase
10
Sept.
on
bonds.
ment
Due
(CST)
p.m.
Springfield), Tenn.
Correction—Sealed bids will be
issue of
Carr, Jr.,
of
price
a
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Inc.,
Clerk, Will receive sealed bids un¬
Pittsburgh School District, Pa.
11
(P. O.
Nashville), Tenn.
Bond Offering—W. M.
French, Inc.
Sept.
County,
at
interest
a
and Davidson
Nashville
inick,
Monday, September 2, 1963
.
M-S. Le¬
1963.
1,
Metropolitan Government
school
members
Other
cate:
Townsend,
by
approved
gality
Elliott
June
Cutler.
&
man
til
to
1966
from
15
Interest
Bond
Sale
The $2,000,000
Interest schoolhouse bonds offered Aug. 22
Legality approved by Chap¬ —v. 198, p. 732—were awarded to
J-D.
in¬
and
Principal
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1983 inclusive.
1 from 1964 to
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1964 to
1963.
Due on June
175,000 road bonds.
was
Due
1993
$59,000 school bonds. Due on June
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
$2,250,-
bonds
revenue
$234,000
of
purchase
the
for
19
bonds, as follows:
.
.
Stodgell
&
Co., and
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