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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
LEADING
THE
Volume
MOST
INFORMATIVE
General
RAILROAD 1
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
will
be
used
incurred
to
various
to
On
Sept.
of
to
Vose
for
respect to a
St., North Hollywood, Calif. The order
upon request, on the question
vacated or maae permanent.
be
Regulation
with
whether the
In
notification
filed
Nov.
lieve
that
a
stock sales dated April 30,
of
report
on
1962,
by the
filed
company and the selling stockholders was false in representing that
the offering had been completed on March 30, 1962, whereas' more
than 20,00C shares were unsold at that date and the public offering
underwriter continued for many months thereafter.
It is
aiso
asserted that th|s company failed to file and provide a revised
offering circular due Dec. 26, 1962 although the underwriter con¬
tinued the offering long beyond that date.—V. 196, p. 1049.
by
the
with
Electronic
The
tion
of 715 Hamilton St., Geneva,
company
with
statement
standing
the
shares of
holders
vailing
the
is
SEC
in
time
13
sale
(maximum
principally
engaged in
sale.of industrial
75
the
cents
sale
public
at
shares,
ary
outstanding 957,808 shares of common stock,
Wallins,
president,
owns
10.2%
and management
which
officials
of
AE,
Inc.,
of
held.
shares
York,
New
In
addition
who
Jacob
The
as
to
sell
all
and
E.
Dickson propose to sell all of their holdings of 82,761 and
24,375 shares, respectively.
Others propose to sell amounts ranging
the
15
to
20,000
selling
of
owners
the
sociated,
197,
Virginia
of
shares
Michael
the
the
shares
97,830
9-fcr-l
Bank
The
shared
on
of
The
by
former
owned subsidiary of
creditors of As¬
shareholders
Arlington,
National
basis;
Bank
has
in
Virginia.
National;
National;
and
Bank
The
and
of
&
61,914
of
51.68%
91.40%
Holland
of
.v>
;
(
•
j
Trust
Co.
Manassas
for
It
p.
Falls
Board
Eastman
and
hattan
price
Plaza,
Dillon,
of
Church.
78%
common
of
Chairman
in
subsidiaries.
the
stock,
Wills
In
and
York.
The
to
Ralph
i
president
of
finance
&
Co.,
interest
and
loan
manufacturers
addition
has
sale
will
tration
of
at
and
preferred
competitive
result
a
to
one-half
about
this
financing,
of
such
$100,000
machinery.
will be used
Of
to
the
pay
including
capital.
advertising
of
surance
I
*•,
is
and
chairman
company
board
of
the
director
*!'rV
:
:
J
Empire Bldg.,
Springfield, Mo., filed a registration
the SEC
on
Sept. 17 covering 160,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale through Stifel, Nicolaus
share
to
board
stock
bidding
has
certain
A.
Beeton
One
rate,
Chase
sale
public
companies;
and
be
construction
cost
of
five
and
distributors.
the
certain
indebtedness
2,039,585
a
group
chairman.—V.
and
shares
own
198,
>
!
198,
p.
863.
($100
Oct.
par),
21.
The
to
be
offered
company
is1
for
public
engaged
in
Friedkin,
ficials
chairman,
92.8%.
of
for
and
oper¬
400,000 shares of
of which Ralph
and
30.6%
owns
Powell
stock
five
and
man¬
other
di¬
underwriter.
the
Registered—
The
net
proceeds
$4,662,250
(estimated
program
of
$7,400,000
from,
short-term
of
for
at
1964
the
bank
for
the
$4,450,000
for
$6,000,000
and
Airlines—Common
3100
statement
as
Goddard
with
36
Exchange
37
Market
36
36
the
Way,
SEC
San
Registered—
Diego,
Calif.,
filed
and
H.
shares
197,
p.
T.
sell
to
record
Victor
70,684
Douglas
proposes
566,500
public
terms
company
shares
Friedkin
of
33%.
own
own
and
The
underwriting
and
The
provides daily
the Los Angeles, San Francisco and
In addition to certain indebtedness,
areas.
holds
Angeles.
Los
share)
(12.46%)
14,793
stock,
common
of
Thomas
and
management of¬
Lundy and Lottie L. Lundy,
R.
Kelley,
of
(for the benefit
11%
also
a
shares.
and
propose
to sell
director, owns 15,293
Floyd Andrews is
J.
718.
Perfect Photo, Inc.—Files for
Exchange
The
shares' of
in
of
company,
registration
for
like
a
9
47
Photos,
will
in
purchase
Durbon's
such
the
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Course of Bank Clearings
45
filed
a
216,912
The company proposes to offer such stock
amount
of outstanding
capital shares of
solicit
exchanges
aggregate);
shares
shares,
The
and
from
with
the
their
at
him
their
two
sole
at $5
dealers
They
expense.
share
per
holdings,
present
have
and
agreed
to
pursuant
to
tender
to
the
company
is engaged principally in photofinishing, which
of the development of
photographic film and the making
therefrom.
Studer's Photos is engaged in photofinishing,
prints
sale
of
photographic
equipment, supplies and greeting cards,
According to the prospectus, the com¬
acquisition of Studer's Photos will enable
it to strengthen its retail operations.
In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 1,433,073 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which Martin S. Ackerman, President and Board
Chairman, holds as voting trustee 13.9% .—V. 198, p. 774.
portrait
The
photography.
considers
that
the
National
Corp.—Class
A
Registered—
company, of 2904 Georgian Court, Lincoln,
Nebr.,
statement with the SEC on Sept. 16 covering
registration
shares
the
Offer—
St., Philadelphia,
Sept. 17 covering
on
35,036, 17,155 and 13,210 shares, respectively, of Studer's photo
(30.15%
Quality
47
Exchange Rates
Broad
SEC
Photos, Inc., a Texas company, on a share-for-share basis.
underwriting is involved. Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc., and Dittmar
& Co., Inc., as
dealers, and O. Gerald Durbon, President of
and
52
the
Studer's
the
of
North
with
stock.
common
exchange
4747
statement
No
pany
1
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks__!
group
consists
2
of
a
per
between
director)
on
Spring St.,
$40
of Jean
36
City Bond Offerings
Condition
a
South
amendment.
outstanding
36
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
of
by
together
exchange offer.
Miscellaneous Features
Statement
623
(maximum
service
president.—V.
36
Dividends Declared and Payable
Statement of Member Banks
Federal Reserve System
Inc.,
supplied
shares;
shares
35
Condition
Co.,
directors,
own
The
share),
per
subsidiary
companies?; and
directors
as
1963,
Diego metropolitan
Studer's
Consolidated
of
1047.
company
has
which the Estate
38
Foreign
insurance
insurance
to
outstanding
cents
group
Southwest
passenger
both
General Corporation and Investment News
:
Co.—Preferred Registered—
air
of
common
laws
existing
an
35
__
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
preferred
of
of
p.
price
be
64,684
35
Transactions
9.1%. F. Reed
has
outstanding
construction
months
&
42
State and
Oklahoma
existing
advances
board
a
1962-63
company
to
35
36
net
and
the
the
37
general
The
insurance
insurance
of
temporary financing for the company's
program, and the balance will be applied to the future
registration
43
.__
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
used
the
in
at. competitive bidding
Oct. 23.
sale will be used to
pay some
Over-the-Counter
offering
in
Power Co.—Bonds
loans incurred in
of
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
amendment.
the
stock
company,
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Man¬
a
1963
the $2,975,000 estimated net proceeds
about $2,000,000 will be used to pur¬
insurance subsidiaries to supply them
surplus;
about $925,000 will be used to
certain
as
of
under
purchase
July
a
bond
12
Montreal
Stock
all
Equity
receive
of 215 South Cascade Street, Fergus Falls, Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 16 covering
$7,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1993, to be offered for public
filed
are
30
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Registered
form
to
The company
(issued at
10
Otter Tail
The
by
will
Of
stock
president
own
basis
which
life
and
repay
officials
agement
to
interest
an
stock
efforts
address,
units,
two
capital
to
St.
in¬
opportunity is presented.
The company
no
significant business transactions and
in
the
additional
L.1 Powell,
24
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
is
primarily for the mainte¬
best
agency
or
the
the
capital.
rectors
San
in¬
in
balance
offering
PAGE
L
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Mount
a
Sept. 13 covering 79,477
outstanding shares of common fetock, to be offered for public sale
by
the
holders
thereof
through underwriters headed by E.
F.
New York Stock
York
com¬
both
is presently licensed
the stock sale will be
from
and used
41st
intends
if
of
purchase
ating
1
it
engaged
initial
to
an
the
Oklahoma,
sale
common
a
:
New
the
on
commission.
operating history.
purchase
the
and
stock
with
or
company.
v<
of
(it
basis
proceeds
agents
insurance
organized under Oklahoma law in
purchase stock of two subsidiary life
which
the
chase
Rimon.
of
life
was
company
no
from
and
managing
net
on
of
selling
and
far
has
net
short-
The
the
Shiloah
organize
Louisiana
thus
Inc.,
company
companies
marketing of
totaling
unit
per
unit
per
The
advances
of
$35
at
Underwriters,
$5.25
Hutton
Falls
generating, transmitting, distributing and selling at retail: electric
energy in southeastern Texas and south central Louisiana.
The net
proceeds from the stock sale, together with other funds if needed,
As
Stock and Bond Quotations
a
company, of 285 Liberty Ave., Beaumont, Texas, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Sept. 17 covering 100,000 shares
dividend
sale
to
outstanding
Gulf States Utilities
The
made
planned
In This Issue
a
*
be supplied by
of which management officials as
is
Europe.
at
on
of
of
to
Corp.—Debentures
debenture
company
Western
the
of
sale
nonparticipating
general working funds
1965).—V.
initially to reduce
short-term borrowings and to increase or maintain working capital
which may be used to purchase receivables in the
ordinary course
of
the company's financing activities or advanced to or invested
stock,
who
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
terms are
other
financing
the
Fuchs,
last
company is engaged in making
instalment; loans to individ¬
linancing retail purchases of automobiles, trucks, truck trail¬
mobile and shell homes, home improvements and household
appliances; wholesale financing of dealers' inventories; rediscount-
from
Warren
per
The
receivables
and
Co., Inc., 314 N. Broadway, St. Louis.
The public offering price
(maximum $7 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied
by amendment.
The statement
also
includes
26,000 outstanding
shares to be offered by certain shareholders at $4
ers,
ing
and
Itshak Hoffman
the
Okliana Corp.—Units Registered-!—
in December 1962 to engage pri¬
preparing and marketing baby food in
organized by Rimon Ltd., a vegetable
canning company located in Israel, and
&
uals;
proceeds
of
was
in
engaged
The company of 2201 Northwest 41st
St., Oklahoma City, Okla¬
homa, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 12 cov¬
ering 500,000 shares of common stock and 500,000 shares of $6
par
preferred stock, to be offered for public sale in units con¬
sisting of 5 preferred and 5 common shares.
The offering will be
establishment,
company,
statement with
Purcellville
of
addition
In
Union Securities
New
and underwriting
commercial
It
to
SEC FILINGS
•
19.37%, respectively.
Mid-West National Life Insurance Co.—Com. Reg'd
Hamilton! St.,
1105
both
preferred ordin¬
organized
was
expenses
'
The
Allentown, Pa., filed a reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on Sept. 12 covering $20,000,000
of senior debentures due 1983, to be offered for public sale
through
underwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 25. Broad
St.,
in
officer
•'
2375.
Acceptance
of
8%
$110,000 for construction of plant buildings, $135,000
purchase and installation of machinery, and the balance for
utive
National
stock
91.30%
owns
Manassas;
,
company
of
____
presently
of Bank, of
Copy
a
initially in securities
eligible under Missouri insurance law.
The company has outstand¬
ing 125.000 shares of common stock, of which Joseph P. Jones,
President;
Gordon
W.
Allison,
Executive
Vice-President,
and
Herman L. Clark, Secretary-Treasurer, own
20.37%, 19.97%
and
filed a registration state¬
$190,000 of 8% subordin¬
shares
loans,
Shlomo
:
,
General
The
is
195,
Israel,
covering
14,000
public relations and
company
has
outstanding
104
ordinary
shares, all of which are owned by Rimon Ltd. (acquired- for $1,000).
Rimon has subscribed for 13,896 additional
ordinary shares at $10
each which,
together with the 104 shares, will represent 50%
of
the voting control of the company.
Malvin Israel is chief exec¬
.
T.
added
The
filed
Va.,
Purcellville
shares
$1.60
nance
of adequate reserves,
development of an agency force and
to absorb the cost of writing new insurance.
Funds not immediately
needed
for
such purposes
will
be invested
preferred shares underlying
a
5-year
underwriter, exercisable at $10 per share.
processing
from
working
debtedness, the company has outstanding 4,202,182 shares of com¬
stock, of which management officials' as a group own 18.63%
President.—V.
12
and
is
and
Missouri).
in
the
of
mon
Edwin
863.
2,800
the
business
installed
term
is a registered bank holding company which has
subsidiaries engaged in the general commercial bank¬
business
only
Ltd.—Debentures, Stk. Reg'd
for each share of the bank;
stock
basis.
1839
managers, area directors and
to options previously granted.
company
participating
Morrison
offering
abroad.
Rosner,
proceeds
company
Vernon
J.
•
National
shares for
90-for-l
a
John
division
pursuant
The
out¬
on
the company
of
stock
11-for-l
an
banKing
ing
Pike,
SEC
Vernon
Mount
60,500
Church Bank
nine
by
the
food
Sept. 17 covering 314,159
stock, to be offered in exchange for all of the
stock of the following subsidiary banks (not
the company)
on
the (following basis: 93,915
of
for
basis;
on
sold
be
to
company's
common
of nine
rate
offered
be
198, p.
certain
pany
addition
arranged its financing
and imple¬
mented
contractual
arrangements whereby
the company
will re¬
ceive technical assistance from a
wholly-owned subsidiary of N. V.
Nutricia, which is engaged in the manufacture and
Exchange Offer—
the
stock
ESTABLISHED
.
Pacific
Corp.—Files
Columbia
by
.
Price
1526.
with
common
for
to
In
unsecured
individual
by
2924
owned
shares
to
are
wholly
a
of
outstanding
already
shares
statement
registration
shares
289,813
certain
by
shares
p.
corporation,
110,750
shares
150,011
company.—V.
the
Engineers, Inc.,
29,052
and
First
Of
stockholders,
Associated
company,
The
shares.
in
and
citrus
and
a
Roy
from
notes
Construction
the company has
stock.
common
short-term
of
purposes.
$52,000,000.
offered for public sale
includes
company
Israel
for
Waldman
proposes
D.
Sept.
1975
The
granted
marily
Paul
of
be
to
also
ment
related
11.8%.
The prospectus lists 62 selling stockholders includ¬
Edward M;t;Cowect, ?.s trustee in dissolution for the respective
110,750
of
President.—V.
on
due
at
preferred stock,
Givat Brenner,
SEC
share.
per
option
group
shareholders
and
$10,000,000
construction
estimated
Wall
54
The
engineering,
has
of
.
INSURANCE
•
at $100 per debenture and
will be made through Brager & Co.,
St., New York, which will receive a $12 per debenture
and $1.20 per share commission.
The price of the preferred shares
is
payable in cash or certain Statel of Israel bonds.
The state¬
$10
pre¬
prices
share).
per
by
development,
manufacture and
electronic tubes; and, through
a
subsidiary, it maintains manufacturing, tooling and engineeringfacilities for job-order operations.
According to the prospectus, the
company has a retained-earnings deficit which, on
a
consolidated
basis, amounted to $1,206,845 on Nov. 30, 1962 and $1,149,244 on
May 31, 1963.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
ing
FIELD
$200,000, the company has completed the construction of its
plant, has purchased and paid for nearly all of its machinery and
111., filed a registra¬
covering 289,813 out¬
to be offered for
over-the-counter market
the
of
Sept.
on
FINANCIAL
over
Registered—
stock,
common
thereof
the
at
company
Corp.—Common
the
debentures
baby
Cetron
and
shares
Chairman
[The company of
ment
1, 1961, the company
and Norman Udkoff, Haroid Udkoff, Leon Zisfain and Jack A. Berg,
as selling stockholders,
proposed the public offering of 35,000 com¬
mon
snaies on
behalf of the company and 20,000 shares on behalf
of the selling stockholders, at $4 per share.
Pacific Coast Securi¬
ties Co., of San Francisco,. was the underwriter.
The Commission
asserts in its suspension order that it has reasonable cause to be¬
a
for
are
Israel Baby Food Co.
suspension
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
A
lo
respect
amount.
estimated
an
funds
1963-64
10,373,664
Board
ated
in
for
provides an opportunity
hearing,
should
is
pay
provide
indebtedness
standing
issued an order temporarily suspending a
from registration under the Securities Act
stock offering by Blue Haven Pools, 11933
exemption
A
with
1933
Pools—Offering Suspended—
the SEC
19,
Regulation
THE
INDUSTRIAL
•
expenditures
Blue Haven
IN
Corporation and Investment News
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
PUBLICATION
flNew York 7, N. Y., Monday, September 23, 1963
6301
Number
198
AND
of
class
filed
a
200,000
A
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per
share. No underwriting is involved.
A commission of from 5%
to
7% per share (depending on the amount of sale) will be payable
to
officers, directors and incorporators who participate in the
offering.
Organized
under
Delaware law in September,
1962,
Continued
the company
on
page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1134)
need
Corporate arid Municipal Financing Ahead
rely
can
.
its sale of
on
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
bills each remaining
one-year
month.
..hr."
•
The
SIDNEY BROWN
By
thah that and
less
.
data
below
attempt
to
depict
the
results
of
the
refunding
arid
yield
changes:
The
Chemical
Dow
Company's $100 million debenture and North Carolina's
RESULTS
OF
TREASURY'S
$21,985,000 capital improvement bonds are responsible for a moderately heavy
float of senior fixed interest rate securities to he offered publicly this week.
Those
two
issues
comprise
about half of the dollar volume of tenders in this
float
week
and
total
the
of municipal
backlog
announced for
issues
The
v
m
Refunding
v
35/bs
3%s
Notes '64
Bonds '66
Notes '66
Notes '67
24.7%
51.9%
21.5%
14.1%
19.1%
16.2%
$2.4
$2.1
$3.6
$3.2
$2.7
$4.1
$4.9
1.5
.5
1.9
.4
.8
.8
*}
4
•
Sept.
3.25%
3.33%
3.25%
3.76%
3.76%
3.86%
3.87%
5
3.06
3.09
3.10
3.70
3.72
3.82
3.84
Sept. 12
offering
3
Sept.
3.21
3.25
3.24
3.73
3.74
3.84
3.85
-
Sept. 13
3.35
3.36
3.35
3.32
3.36
'68
$.7
$.2
$.8
1973
.5
.2
.8
4'/hs bdS'89-94*
.4
•'
3.37
Sept. 19
that for last
New
3.76
3.76
3.86
3.87
3.73
3.75
3.85
3.86
Securities
To Be Issued:
3%s
(Above Bights Exchanged for Following Below)
bonds
v
•'
•
'
4s
mbntjily instead of $2.0-2.5
While there is no fixed commitment
bonds
$.6
.
$.3
.
had been the custom.
to do this monthly, the Treasury will try to maintain this schedule in order to
mini r.i.e its f.nancmg needs' impact upon the market.
I
Tojtalf
:>v
■
A- - :-i
$1.5
W
1
$.5
$1.9
;
$.7
$.7
$.7
(a)
.1
$.8
$.4
$.8
•
tomorrow's calendar contains two, other larger money marketofferings. One, the PH A "will sell $96,-765,000 preliminary notes for 43 issues of
urban renewal projects and, two, the New York State Housing Finance Agency
In
Treasury's
addition,
million in bond anticipation notes.
will sell $32
Among this week's1 larger corporate and
New Issues
3%s
4s
1
;•
v
.
•
,(l; :v,
.
DISTRICT, CALIF.
CORPUS
CHRISTI,
.Wis
ctfs.,
4%s
notes,
3%s
(September 25):
v
3%s
notes,
without underwriting; and
vertible
notes,
Total
/
CO. common
4
.8
4
A
$1,250,000 LEWIS BUSINESS FORMS, INC. con¬
and Saunders, Stiver
accounts
and
$1.8
million
HOLDING CO. common via Fulton, Reid &
OF
shares of
Company;
SUMMIT
NATIONAL
and
EDGING
largest,
EFFECT
UPON
refunding which
YIELDS
commenced two weeks
today and lasted five full days through Sept. 13, was a success on more
than one ground.
The only critical note was that the Treasury ignored men¬
tioning toe effect on long term yields in expressing its pleasure on finding the
results exceeding its expectations by more than $500 million. By the ingenious
use of boot cash and accrued interest payments, carefully arrayed in tables for
easy computation, the Treasury was able to provide generous yield attractions
conducive to refunding, higher coupon issues into
lower 'ones.
In so far as
anyone in the midst of a political campaign or on any other occasion were to
examine the coupon interest rate structure of the Federal debt without checking
ago
actual
interest cost expenditures, it will be possible for the public to be mis¬
informed.'
fact that yields rose following the exchange was no accident in view
the competition trie Treasury gave to the market in making its offer. The
longest issue, for example, was yielding 4.07% at the offering close of Sept. 3,
and was offered at an investment yield of 4.20-21%. This meant, and it worked
out that way, that new corporate and municipal issues had to meet the sharp
The
of
competition. This perfectly normal competitive attempt to make sure an ex¬
change is successful is not bsing criticized here. The Treasury should in noncatasirophic times always compete, and finance its debts, in a free market. What
is being pointed out here is that the Treasury should not inform the public
that
its
Twist"
"Operation
is
being conducted without any effect upon long
Long term investors that took to the longer maturities were con¬
vinced that yiel. s will not rise any further. They may be right as it may be
some time before we see that yield
again. Others, in the majority, apparently
saw
the "Twist's" effects upon short term money market
yields continuing to
erode long term prices more — and, so, they sat back preventing an ever
greater Treasury, success." In any discussion about the outlook for long term
term
rates.
interest rates,
to
any
what the role of
projection.
Our
the Federal Reserve will be is the sine qua non
comments
apply not to the interest rate outlook, but
to how much attention will be paid to the
Treasury's contradictory stance on
long term yields when the refunding details are soon forgotten and no connec¬
tion
is
drawn
between
the
reopened 4%'s coupon rate and subsequent yields.
The layman is apt to conclu-"e that no
change in the coupon rate means the
interest rate cost of the debt to the government remained the same. Instead
of bcot cash and accrued interest
payments, would it not have been more forth¬
right and honest to have issued bonds with correspondingly higher coupon rates?
"Ah," you say, "but the public would have immediately seen that."
The Treasury's latest refunding succeeded in
extending the average maturity
of the $307.4 billion national debt
by more than four months. The 4's of 1973
received the greatest response, and the
$1,260 million surprisingly large ex¬
change for .the 4%'s reflects those holder's conviction that the
existing rate
structure will prevail. The
prerefunding reduced bv 48% the pressures on re¬
financing May, 1964 maturities (from $8.0 billion to $4.2 billion), and the 17.8%
exchanged in the junior refunding ($2.7 billion out of $17.5
billion) lessens
the 1986-67 burden of
meeting maturities for those years. The Treasury recently
estimated it will need $6 billion Tor the balance of this calendar
year.
In view
of the
refunding goal being more than met, it is likely that the Treasury will
281
•>
9.0
312
4
4
3.9
1,683
4
4
CC kft
151
4
4
4
H
313
T*
$9.1
$
$.2
$0
$.2
2.1
$8,901
$1.6
$3.9
$1.3
$6.7
20.9
$25,419
not
add
up
:v,^r■;
due
to
v.:v
rounding.
RESERVES
RISE
GOVERNMENTS
TO
$193 MILLION DESPITE FED'S
WITH
REFUNDING'S
free
reserves
per
day
on
average
CONCLUSION
$30
rose
Nevertheless, actual
million
to
$193
for the latest
reserves
were
increased by float's expansion of $508 million to $1,195
million
more
inflow of money in circulation to
than enough to offset restrictive forces of
the
banks.
These
$172 million gain
a
in required reserves, $435 million sale of
governments by the Fed, $118 million
gain in Treasury deposits with the Fed due to Sept. 15 tax collection, and re¬
duction of $161 million in money borrowed from the Fed.
;
>Spot reserves for the latest Wednesday drastically fell off because of the
following: The Fed sold $309.9 million in bills, $200 million in repurchases, and
-
UPWARD
ninth,
2,845
7.0
$32.1
reserves were
and $50
factors
SUCCESSFUL TREASURY REFUNDING FINDS COUPON RATES
Treasury's
$3,316
0.5
•*.
Issue.
banks'
Average
million
addition, these issues may appear, sometime this week: $3.5 million DOR¬
CHESTER
GAS PRODUCING CO., rated B across the board, subordinated
convertible debentures via A. C. Allyn & Co. (Chicago), Allen & Co., and
The
0.1
*
banks over-loaned to the Fed in the amount of $175 million.
In
BELIE
$
(millions)
Wednesday dropped $255 million from the previous Wednesday, Sept. 11, leaving
$4,390,000 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE.
Corp.,
Unexchanged
and
—:—
million in the latest statement week.
Thursday (September 26):
Dallas
4
4
-
Exch.
4
?
4
Also, $12.5 million ORLEANS LEVEE BOARD, LA.; $5,120,000 SUFFOLK
Member
4
4
4
1.7
Banks
FREE
SALE
MICK.; and $3,410,000 ALBERT LEA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. 241, MINN.
4
Total
4
-.
; 4
million.
$100
may
BANKS'
Total
_%
'89-94
.3
-
—
totals—
reopened
4 Va %
Bonds
'73
.4
Reserve
than
t Figures
subordinated debentures via Reynolds & Co.
Metropolitan
•<
4.19
4
government
Federal
COUNTY, N. Y.; $3.5 million WARREN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST.,
4%-
4
2.9
1967
HAWAII;
TEXAS; and
Co.
&
4.20
Bonds
1967
t Less
TELEPHONE
4.12
'68
$3.3
1964
Grand
offering shares of HAWAIIAN
rights
^
1964——
1964—
3%s bonds, 1966
J—;
4s
notes, 1,966
:
C.
Bonds
(millions)
notes,
4
534,000
.
3.97%
4.14
4.20
(millions)
Securities
3%s
$3,750,000
3.99%
4.14
3 7/a %
$3 million KNOXVILLE; TENN.
Wednesday
4.00%
•
Amounts
Also, $21,985,000 NORTH CAROLINA; $8 million HONOLULU,
LA.;
Sept. 19 v,
~
New Securities to Be Issued
A
Allyn & Co.
MONROE,
(Trading
Offered Yields
Sept. 13
•-
Held By Government
600,000 shares of FIRST WESTERN FINANCIAL CORP. common via A.
million
4.20
—
-Eligible for Exchange-
$100 million DOW CHEMICAL CO. straight debentures rated double-A by
Moody's and triple-A by S&P's with five-year call protection via Smith,
Barney & Co.; v$3,780,000 CHESAPEAKE'& OHIO RR. equipment trust
certificates rated double-A and triple-A by Moody's and S&P's, respectively;
$6.5
4.13
4.20-1
Sept. 12
3.99%
4.14-5
'89-94*—
And Federal Reserve
Tuesday (September 25):
'
Sept. 5
4.02%
'68
1973
bonds
When Issued Yields Offered
Yield Offer
»;
.
.
-$3.5 millicn LAS VIRGENES MUNICIPAL WATER
'
bonds
bonds
4%s
municipjal tenders are:
Monday (September 24):
Notes '67
Offered Yields:
bill requirements for new cash. Last Aug. 27
This is in line with the
as
4s
62.5%
Exchanged
Treasury's new-policy of auctioning one-year bills
quarterly
Notes '64
'
3%s
Amount
marked the first of this new series in the same amount.
billion
33,4S
Percent
market will be called upon by the Treasury, tomorrow, to supply
oney
the second of its $1 billion one-year
REFUNDING
—Jr. Advance
4%s
Ctfs '64
Publicly Held:
through Friday total $108,694,000 in 29
issues each of which is $1 million or larger in size, and corporate capital debt
new
financing aggregates $111,985,000, taken up almost entirely by the Dow
issue. The latter tally includes three non-tax-exempt college issues, one natural
gas and one equipment trust certificate.
As indicated in the pertinent accompanying tables, both the State-local fourofferings expected today
show prcnounced rises compared to last week's tabulation as well as
year's week.
■ •
•• •'■. : ^
-
ADVANCE
-Prerefunding3%s
week's corporate and municipal calendar.
Municipal
BILLION
$32
(Dollar amounts in millions)
$40 million between notes and certificates for
a total of $549 million
compared
deposits with the Fed went up $322 million
to Sept. 11. In addition,
Treasury
for the week, and required
deposits
deposits
preparatory
to
Sept.
15
float's increase to $2,268
million,
reserve
ratio
of
gold
to
million
tax
due
—
collection.
to
the
The
influx
$820
of
million
and money inflow of $122 million helped but
hardly enough.
The
$438
rose
quarterly
Federal
reached
a
new
low of 30.8% — down
loss for the year to date remained at
Reserve
0.3%
Notes
from
last
and
deposit
week.
The
liabilities
gold
stock
$395 million for the fifth week vis a vis
$822 million for the cumulative period in 1962. The
gold loss since the,year-ago
week was $485 million and the Fed most
generously inflated credt by purchas¬
ing six times as much in governments ($2,461
million) in the interim.
Tax collections and
deposits caused money market tightness despite the con¬
trary impression caused by the rise in average free reserves.
Banks found
themselves wjth high floats and swollen
deposits requiring more reserves.
reflecting unusually high $800 million per day
country banks drew down money from city banks.
Federal funds
3V2%
average
as
stayed at
float borrowing
New York and
Chicago banks
28-DAY
were
COMPETITIVE
net borrowers from the Fed
AND
(1)
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Sep,
23-Sep.
Sep.
30-Oct.
4
Oct.
7-Oct.
11
Oct.
14-Oct.
18
Total
Last
$111,985,000
33,705,000
24,250,0(M)
23,200,000
$193,140,000
_____
week-
Sept.
v
28
20,
average.
VISIBLES
(3)
(4)
(Cols. 1 &2)
Corporate
Municipals*
Total Bonds
Stocks
$108,694,000
$220,679,000
$27,275,000
307,152,000
141,517,000
33,935,000
374.792.000
53,568,000
6,750,000
219,335,000
98,800.000
340,857,000
165,767,000
121,500,000
$655,663,000
$848,803,000
$121,528,000
$970,331,000
Taxable
Bondst
on
(5)
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Total Visibles
$247,954,000
128,250.000
$191,890,000
$555,735,000
$747,625,000
$127,828,(MM)
$875,453,000
$132,785,000
1962
$263,537,000
$396,322,000
$93,642,000
$489,964,750
£'™r^Exc,udM non-tax-exempts tabulated,
v
®TA^E HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY'S
tirrr»W<~»n 1
NO.
hud
ur0r Sept' 24'
1,
WASH.,
revenues.
however, in column 1, and $32 millioi
temp, loan notes and $96,750,000 PHA's prelim, urbai
IncIudeS: Blyth & Co.-led
QatfnCoode^o«h™ I?ll0TWJ.ng non-tax-exempts:
$1,425,000
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND
Taxable Bonds:
This Week
dates__
$506,360,000
411,985,000
dates
Total
Municipals
Corporate
With
with
of
DOUGLAS
CO.
DALLAS.
PA.
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
Last Week
Sept. 20, 196S
all
dates.
(30)
$405,110,000 (27)
$319,035,000
(25)
550,395,000 (28)
53.033,365
(2
$955,505,000 (55)
$372,068,365
(5
$346,192,000
(5
$800,020,000
( 77)
$771,594,000 (69)
$1,718,365,000( 132)
bonds
$1,727,099,000( 124)
Stocks:
dates
Without
Total
million
$918,345,000 (55)
Without
Total
$180
MISERICORDIA,
DALLAS^ TEXAS* S^pr^s™™"' BROOKLYN' N" Y" Sept- 24; and $1,200,000 BISHOI
COLLEGE
With
negotiated
COLLEGE
$189,528,000
148,653,600
dates
stocks
Total
stocks
(38)
$182,828,000
(33)
(54)
219,502,170
bonds
$402,330,170
(95)
$718,260,365(10
( 62)
$338,181,600 (92)
&
$2,056,546,600(224)
$2,129,429,170(219)
Sept. 19,
(2
$154,697,750
(5
496,075,600(29
$650,773,350(34
$1,369,033,715(4."
1963
198
Volume
6301
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1135)
and
General Corporation and
40.000 shares,
Stix
-Investment News
intends
U. S. Natural
stock
prospectus,
1968.
in
the new
class A shares
completion
Upon
the
of
will not
offering,
have
voting rights
investors will
public
minimum of $250,000 but will initially have no vote
a
Gas
ranging
from
chairman
and
October,
and will substantially increase the company's capacity to
produce trading stamps.
■' :,
All major divisions of Allied
Graphic Arts have been operating
profitably lor this' period and we believe that each one shows
promise of continued growth, Mr. Wyker said.—V.
197, p. 2259.
2,500
Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering
Corp.; this issue.—V. 198;
American
819.
p.
affairs, while present stockholders
$19,000 and will own all of the voting stock.
will
corporate
The
have
invested
Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
company
istration
Northwest
5810
statement
with
the
Highway,
SEC
Chicago,
The
Inc.—Debentures
Registered—
a
company
a
$2,000,000 of 6'A%
|f
commission.
debenture
$80
••
The company purchases, processes and packages domestic and im¬
ported
and
market
the
mated
and
at
will
sale
Antonio
San
to
sale
other
and
debenture
at
building
for
nutmeats
chains
food
wholesale
to
be
used
to
and
distributors,
outlets.
augment
The
construct
a
working
and installation of
In addition to certain
purchase
$780,000.
jobbers,
net
super¬
from
proceeds
new processing plant
capital.
Cost
of the
equipment is
indebtedness, the
esti¬
new
com¬
has outstanding 233,992 common and 671,168 class A common
shares, of which latter stock W. J. Coad Jr., president, owns 33.8%
pany
and
Helen
Coad
19.6%.
Of
the
outstanding
Second
common,
Ave.
Inv.
Corp., of Des Moines, owns 10.9%
and W.
B.
Martin, Jr.,
12.4%.
Management officials as a group own 33.8%
of the class
and 12.7%
of the common shares.—V. 198, p. 774.
A
Redman
Th„
tration
6%
Industries, Inc.—Units Registered—
Carpenter
7808
with
statement
convertible
of
of
company,
the
SEC
Freeway,
Sept.
on
16
subordinated debentures due
Dallas, filed a regis¬
covering $1,200,000 of
and 204,000 shares
1975
stock, to be offered for public sale in units consisting of
$100 of debentures and 17 shares.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.,
.1600 Fidelity Union Tower, Dallas, heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price (maximum $168
per unit) and underwrit¬
ing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also
common
induces
the
be
20,000
shares
common
underlying
principal underwriter for
supplied by amendment.
The
is
Donald
shares of common stock, to be
by Nickolas T. Anton, president and principal stockholder.
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co., Inc., 2o Broad St., New York, heads the list of
underwriters.
1 he public
offering price (maximum $10 per share)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
is primarily
engaged
in
the manufacture
and
sale
of
electrically
powered
sandeis,
guns,
and
mon
hand
planers
from
-ment
550,000 Class
(his
aggregate
B
family
to sell the 200.000
poses
shares, of which Anton
owning
the
remaining
in
90%
owns
shares).
Anton
Seel Reliance Insurance Co.,
the
American
shares.
common
exercisable
$200,
warrants
5-year
sold
price
also
location
one
this
financing will be
company's predecessor
the
predecessor
of
at
Mobile
er
in
to
October
The
to
a
class
shares
and
Inc.
prepay
341,595
341.595
Homes,
to
loan
a
prepay
redeem
to
edecssor.
)
:
u
Detroi
and
used
A
made
class
the
to
promissory
and
of
note
shares
B
be
to
at e
be
purchased fro n
Hutchinson, its President,
Melvin
that
(due
1977)
of
U.
S.
Natural
Gas
Corp.
as
well
favorable
Asked
holders
to
as
of
options and warrants to acquire capital shares of U. S.
Natural,
at the rate of one share of the
company for each share of U. 3.
Natural held or to which any holder
may
be entitled upon con¬
version-of
offering
the
will
commission
is
debentures
be
to
made
j.
at
of
excise
or
$1
broker
*
;
any
exercised.
options
share
per
from
with
a
through
or
warrants.
or
6
cent
whom
sales
The
in
the
Washakie
President,
shares.
and
class
addition.
of
M.
of
the
Clara
Netzorg.
members
shares,
oinmon
■
13.2%
owns
In
Gordon
benefit,
E
which
Redman
holds
family)
Sept.
Ave.,
inch
111.,
suspension
— mor.can
19
cf
(ft )
(4)
banning
Basin
in
consideration
shares
for
such
guarantee,
the
to
agreed
company
of
capital stock to the security holders of U. S.
Of the $960,000 estimated net
proceeds from the stock sale,
will be used to construct the
proposed initial system, and
sales
t
Tas.to
1
ban
coun
the
Trading Susp'd—
suspension
trading
of
in
the
Securities
both
plyin..
action
taken
in
food
ock.
s
the
until
such
stores
products.
Court
Chapter
XI
time
in
and
the
as
by
the
situation
business
On
the
Bankruptcy
over-the-
Act.—V.
creditors
company, of Houston, Texas,- filed a
the SEC on Sept. 19 covering 500,000
under
riting terms
are
to
be
supplied by
registration statement
outstanding shares of
amendment.
Corp.
sidiary
qualifying
(except
of
Tennessee
500,000 shares
Gas
shares).
Tenneco
Transmission
will reduce Tenneco's
Co.;
stock
and
Corp. is
the sale
interest to
of
M.
Smith
the
of
various
of
its
as
President.
other
All
but
Mr.
officers either
subsidiary corporations.
company
are
Smith
of
and
one
The
States
Shoe
Company., of,
•
.
statement
Outstanding
shares of
Pacific Gas & Electric
other
Gas
(he
Co.,
holders
Inc.,, 14
Herald Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
with the SEC on Sept. 17 covering
thereof
Wall
St.,
stock,
through
New
public offering price- (maximum
to
be
offered
underwriters
York,
$37
and
per
two
share)
for
filed
and
Hahn
&■
Co.fl it
also-is
engaged
in
the
sale
a
sale
by
Blyth
firms.
The
underwriting
of
shoes
at
retail.,,through,, 16 family shoe stores.
In addition to certain in¬
debtedness" the company has outstanding 2,975,154 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which management' officials as a group own 19.4%.
The
prospectus lists 10 selling stockholders,
including Robert A.
Bristol, a director, and Dolly Cohen who propose to sell 120,000
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg.
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J.
of
Sept.
88%.
of
as
to
said
he
around
sales
on
told
were
last
to
takes
into
resulting
from
January,
1963,
American
expected consolidated
million: Last year
net
$140
of
I hat
the
million.
$87.4
products
new
under
de¬
eventually to; add $10 million Ito annual
"■
,
in
31,
•
Co. of Illinois
earnings
1963
taxes
with
were
for
Notes
—
Sold
and
42%
reported
sales
in
by F.
for
the
Loebel,
A.
fiscal
President.
the
$2,975,070
observed
18,
40,000
New
that
be
York,
1963
sold
will
company
retire
Truck
common
will
The
ill
1962.
earnings
the
fiscal
and
its
it
Lines, Inc.—To
was
shares
reported
in
that
Sell
the
mid-October.
by
certain stockholders,
underwrite the offering.
will
the
use
outstanding 6%
proceeds
from
preferred
139.
Common—
plans
company
An
cur¬
additional
Hornblower
to
70,000
Weeks,
&
l-W''
the
stock.
•
sale
its
of
shares
;
Associates Investment Co.—Notes Sold
Privately—•
On Sept. 19, the company reported that it had
placed
On
ing
•—V.
Sept. 18, 1963 it was reported that the company is consider¬
the sale of $50,000,000- of first mortgage bonds in mid-1964,
197. P. 1842.
J: ■.
"%■
f
,
Tonka
Toys, Inc.—StbCk Split Approved—Proposed
Acquisition—To Sell Shares—
On
Sept.
stock
from
effect
R.
18,
1963,
500,000
3-for-2
a
L.
stockholders
$1
stock
shares
par
voted
to
to
change
1,000,000
the
authorized
66%-cent
(shares to
1
split.
President, stated that the company plans to
Mfg. Co., Minneapolis, a " privately held producer
hydraulic equipment. He said that the acquisition is contingent
Gresen
Tonka
upon
additional
not
receiving
been
yet
less
decided,
than
The
not
stbek.
common
number
but
shortly, he added.—V. 197,
a
$2,500,000
from the sale of
shares to be sold has
of
registration
statement
will
be
filed
%•
1162.
p.
j.
$20,000,000 subordinated note due Sept.
The transaction was arranged by Lehman
a
used, initially, to
borrowings.—V. 198, p. 768.
reduce short-term
Atlantic
Wenkstern,
acquire
of
privately
15, 1983.
Brothers and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York.
Proceeds of the financing will be
On
Sept.
Coast Line Railroad Co.—Bonds Offered—
17,
firm's 4%%
by
a public offering of $20,000,000 of this
first mortgage bonds due 1988 was made
underwriting group headed by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Chicago.
The bonds were priced at 100%,
plus accrued interest.
an
Electric
Co.—To
Sell
Bonds, Preferred—
On
Sept.
17,
1963 the company stated that it plans
to sell
$30,000,000 of first mortgage jbonds due 1993 at competitive bidding.
Bids
will
be
Trust
ers
the
sold
received
Co.,
same
stock,
at
16
Nov.
Wall
(11a.m.
New
EST)
at
the
office
of
time, the company plans to sell $20,000,000
has not yet decided whether the issue
198,
bidding
or
through
333.
p.
Bank¬
York.
but
competitive
writers.—V.
20
St.,
negotiation
|
of
pre¬
will be
with
under¬
/• -'
.
■.
The group was awarded, the tissue atv
sale Sept. 17 on a bid of 99.1711
%f Other
competitive
bids for the
bonds, also as 43/4S, came from White, Weld & Co., 99;
Morgan Stanley & Co., 98.71; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., 98.63; Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler,
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Blyth &
Co. and Lehman
Brothers, jointly, 98.575, and First
Boston Corp., 98.53.
■ cV;.-s'
>• >
^
PROCEEDS—-Part of the
used
by
general
News of Business and Finance
the
railroad
unified
to
net proceeds
from the financing
except
will be
the principal of $8,086,000 outstanding
A 4'/2%
and series B 4%':bonds
remaining net proceeds will be added to
pay
mortgage
series
due June 1,
1964.
The
working capital and be available for general
corporate
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
bonds
will
not
be
through operation
of
purposes^'?
redeemable
the
sinking fund prior to Oct, 1, 1968,
on
and
after which date
they will be optionally redeemable at
prices ranging from 104%% to 100%, plus accrued interest,
^
As
sinking fund the company will pay $400,000 annually during
the period 1964-1987 to the
corporate trustee for the redemption o£
the bonds1 at prices
ranging from 100.50% to
.
ADG
See
Liquidating
Alarm
Device
Corp.—New Name—
Manufacturing
Co.,
Inc.,
this
Device
The
Corp.
and
name
of
the
company
The company
the
amendment
filed
an
became
has been
BUSINESS—The
Inc.
—
Name
Allied
its
to
Sept.
to
ADG
charter
11.—V.
Graphic Arts Inc.—Sales Up
Consolidated
amounted
for
the
the
six
to
net; sales
$7,049,217,
for
an
the
six
months
increase of 11%
Liquidating
on
197,
Aug.
30,
p.
2459.
31,
1963
corresponding period in
1962.
11%—
ended
over
July
sales
Consolidated
of
net
$6,355,803
income
for
months
amounted to $231,990, or 45c) a share on the 520,000
outstanding.
This compares with first half 1962 earn¬
ings of $217,736, or 48c) per share on 450,000 shares as of July 31,
shares
&
now
1962.
company was originally chartered
Rail Road Co. by special act of
plus
as
Petersburg
Legislature
trademark
changed
amendment
effective
Co.,
100%,
interest.
issue.
mond
are. to be supplied by:
amendment. The company is engaged
^frr-tmimifacture of ^hoes under various brand names including
"Red, Grosss,ShoesjV' which are distributed
principally through de¬
partment. ;storek and shoe stores.
Through its recent acauisition
wm..(
Co.
equal
This
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
Manufacturing
Change Effective—
In
of
Cordage
President
million
analysts
aftef
Loebel
shares
to
headed
other
least
at
dividend.
outstanding
backlog of the company rose to $4,357,789 as of
end, compared with $4,139,720 the previous year.
sell
Sept., 19,
1963,
directors
authorized
the
company
to
sell
$70,600,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds at competitive
bidding on Oct., 29.—V. 198, p. 767.
^
(
or
225,500
public
be
stock
shares
Plymouth
increase
$3.9
May
compared
On
Co.—Bond Sale Date—
On
the
Corp.—Common Registered—
common
would
10%
of
198, p, 768.
Associated
.
;
1658
registration
share
per
con¬
shipments for the
rent year should continue to show significant
gains,—V. 197, p.
On Sept. 17,
1963 the company announced that it plans to sell
$60-$75,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding on Dec. 11 (11 a.m.
EST).—V. 198, p. 381.
'
'
:
-tt;
•
Alarm
United
net
on
favorable outlook
year
were
$207,109, or 20 cents
against $110,117, or 11 cents a share, for 1962. Per share
in both years are based on 1,072,100 shares outstanding
May 31, 1963. Net sales for the same period totaled $4,291,-
of
Mr.
approximately
Tennessee
to
York
ended
year
.
o.' the outstanding common of the insurance company. The com¬
pany's prospectus lists Gardiner Symonds as Board Chairman and
director
the present
'"The
.
Bond
—
75%
Curtis
months
share,
a
sub¬
a
New
Earnings
1,
The company is-engaged in the business of writing life, accident
heiUh insurance on an ordinary and group basis.
The com¬
pany has 2,000,000 outstanding common Shares, all owned by Ten¬
and
neco
of
if
American Investment
year
capital stock, to be offered for public sale by Tenneco Corp. through
underwriters headed by First Southwest Co., Mercantile Bank
Bldg.,
Dallas.
The public offering price
(maximum $18 per share) and
;
replied
six
$2,564,000
Privately — On Sept. 17, 1863, it was reported that
$25,000,000 of this, firm's 4%\% notes due 1983 had
been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York.—V. 198, p. 1047.
845,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Sale Date—
ferred
The
that
bal¬
and
as
At
Tennessee Life Insurance Co.—Capital Stock Reg'd
with
first
to
earnings
Union
1095,
p.
Muirhead
the
to
respect
with
198,
Mr.
In
68%
Natural.
the
Proposed Registrations
clarified.
franchising and supselling ice cream and
filed a petition in the
Sept. 4, 1963, it
Chicago for an arrangement
in
of
with
been
advisable
and
of
units
mobile
deemed
was
rose
Aqua-Chem, Inc.—Net Up 88%; Sales 42%—
over-the-
earnings,
records.
earnings
recent
Hardware's
year
saxes.— v,
$856,000
on
that
to. Section
has tile effect
Exchange
has
company
the
it
the
both
on
the
of
is. engaged
of
D strict
earlier
because of serious questions
available financial information
an
informed evaluation of the
Accordingly,
shar.s
condiiicn
chains
stock
common
pursuant
taken
was
currently
may make
common
Freez
Freez
announced
Exchange Act of 1934
the Exchange and in
of
inveiters
roez
ee
under
on
Tastee
was
action,
55%
earned
Increases
common.
y:X
markets
c.
other
the
and
new
number
velopment jAre;: expected
offer
the
Industries, of 2518 West Montrose
ten-day period Sept. 16 to 25, 1963,
trading in
Exchange
adequacy
c
financial
S.
the
rading
Tas
U.
of
trading
which
upon
of
B
common
(for
estmated
average
of
this
The
one additional well and for
general corporate purposes.
The company has
outstanding 1,000 capital shares, all of which are owned by Harding
S. Frankel, president.—V.
197, p. 1631.
capital
the
company
ance to construct a gathering line to
working
set
net
income
net
American
be
its
sales
to
and the merger of Hill Corp. and Savage Arms
Corp. into
Hardware as of July,, 1963 through
exchanges of stock.
has
As
the
acquisition
Ereez
the
Commission's
Commission's
t
to
the
market.
r
The
as
for
Stock
The
of
ordered
class
the
record
e.-.
Excha .ge..
couh
SEC
Tastee
of
Chicago,
fj.
The
the
s.cck
;•
com:r
the
16,
Redman.
the
of
of
18.1%
Tas'ee Freez Industries, Inc.—Stk.
On
E.
of
10.2%
owns
Vice-President,
James
98.2%
and
common
Redman
M.
a
the
of
of
1343.
p.
$71,025,000.
Muirhead
account
the south central part of
Wyoming. The
sold
initially will be purchased from U. S. Natural,
agreed to guarantee the payment of all expenses ap¬
proved by U. S. Natural for the company's organization,
financing
and other start-up costs (not to exceed an
aggregate of $100,000).
to
gas
which
1963
both
he noted,
year's, adjusted for the
share
per
subscription
a
ol
Mr.
project
expected
year,
tinues,
Organized under Delaware law in November 1962, the company
to construct and operate a natural gas
gathering system
per share.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
has outstanding (giving effect to the merger) 582,835 common
5
196,
Corp.—Sales, Earns. Forecast
terms.
to
he
this
of
proposes
$3.75
pany
ano.
this issue.—V.
Hardware
Appearing before the New York Society of Security
Analysts,
Muirhead, Chief Executive of this New Britain, Conn.-based
manufacturing company, outlined prospects for the re¬
mainder of this year and the
longer-range outlook in cautious but
tures
.
to
another.
New
Moon. Homes,
Inc.,
a
be
merged into the company
(now
its
in October, 1963. The net proceeds from
the
diversified
to
a
earnings of $67,294,000 for
David
of 1907 Chamber of Commerce Building, Houston,
filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Sept. 16 covering
1,162,537 shares of capital stock. It is proposed to offer such stock
to holders of capital stock and
6% convertible subordinated deben¬
company
to
at
record
C.
pro¬
engaged
Michigan company,
will
wholly-owned subsidiary)
Record
American Equitable Assurance Co. of New York—
Proposed Share Exchange Offer—
tools, including electric saws, soldering
drills.
It has outstanding 250,000 com¬
and
the
(under
Reports
—
Cook, President, said the latest figure was 10.3%
above earnings of $61,013,000 for the same
period last year.
'
Earnings per share of common stock rose to $1.54,
compared
with $1.39 for the first 12
months of last year. Both figures are
based
on
43,807,000 shares outstanding.—V; 198,
p.
283.
in the manufacture and sale of mobile
registered trade mark "New Moon") which are
factory built complete dwellings mounted on wheels to permit movecompany
homes
Co.
Power
company has reported
months ended Aug. 31.
reg¬
13
covering 200,000
offered for public sale
outstanding
The
of 84th St. and West Dodge Road, Omaha, Nebr.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 16 covering
subordinated sinking fund debentures (series A),
to be offered for public sale at $1,000 per debenture.
The offering
will
be
made
through
underwriters
headed
by First Nebraska
Securities Corp., 1001 O St., Lincoln, Nebr., which will receive an
filed
Electric
The
12
filed
Sept.
on
Western Transmission Corp.—Stock
Registered—
Ramo
—
-
Nathan
1940.
p.
Western Transmission
Wen
sale
a domestic
insurance company under Nebraska law, to be named Quality
Rational Assurance Co.
The proposed subsidiary will in turn use
the $200,000 to obtain its charter, establish an agency force, pay
other expensesl of organization and for operating capital.
The bal¬
ance of the
net proceeds to the company will be used to purchase
furniture and equipment necessary for the subsidiary to operate
(which it will lease to the subsidiary). The company has outstanding
3,800 shares of common stock, of which management officials as
a group own
36.8%. James W. Rierden is President. According to
have invested
187,
amounts
board,
Earnings—
to
life
until
president.—V.
(
spend $200,000 of the net proceeds from the
to organize and operate (as a wholly-owned subsidiary)
the
is
See
Continued from page 1
respectively (of 288,788 and 83,380 shares owned,
respectively).
Others propose to sell
to 30,000 shares.
Joseph S. Stern is
3
in
1836.
name
The
designation
"Atlantic
Coast
accrued
the
the
Rich¬
Virginia
Line"
as
a
first
came into being about 1871,
and the present
adopted in 1900. The company is headquartered
at 220 East 42nd St., New York.
corpovate title
was
The company .operates 5,50s miles of road /in the States of Vir¬
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Ala¬
bama, of which 5,333 are owned and 175 are operated under lease
or trackage rights.
The main line between Richmond, Virginia, and
Jacksonville, Florida, traverses the coastal plain along the Atlantic
seaboard.
It
has
few
curves,
comparatively light grades and is
engineered for high speed freight and passenger service.
Terminal
facilities are owned at the ports of Norfolk,
Virginia,.
North Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, Savannah
Brunswick, Georgia, and Jacksonville, Florida.
The Atlantic
Wilmington,
and
Land
Salie Wyker, President, reported that a new, larger
press,
de¬
signed for the automated production of trading stamps, is scheduled
to be installed in the company's plant near
Tulsa, Oklahoma, during
& Improvement Co., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, owns terminal
at Port Tampa, Florida,
including a modern elevator for
loading phosphate into ships, and is also engaged in acquiring and
developing industrial lands and improved properties along the com-
facilities
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 J.
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Sail®
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. 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 yea.r,
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
1
Street.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
Transportation Co., a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary was created to afford . the company -an . opportunity to
render a more complete transportation service to its patrons by
providing supplemental short-haul transportation.,by. motor,- carrier
from the railroad's major distribution points through the use of?a
coordinated rail and Truck-service, including the pickup and^ de¬
livery of-piggyback trailers.
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have agreed to pur¬
chase the 4a4% first mortgage bonds in the. following amounts:
The
In 71961.
Inc
Aucliincloss,
Redpath
:
.
—
Co
&
Bache
500
.
1,250
—
——
500
—''—J——'1 500
Schmertz &
Cooley
&
Co...--
Courts
&
Co.
Cunningham,
Bodine
&
Crouter
Freeman
Gregory
&
——
Sons
&
Co
300
-
—V.'l98,
last'
Y.Y'
Y
*•
year;
details follow:
financing
Additional
names
of the' several underwriters and
6% preferred stock which each underwriter,
is committed to purchase from the company, subject to the condi¬
tions set forth in the purchase agreement, are set forth below:
UNDERWRITERS—The
Shares
Marshall
Co
McCormick
—
Inc
Co.,
&
Blosser & McDowell
& Farrell,
Bell
Mullaney,
Irving
J.
;—
Inc
of
73%
—V.
over
198,
676.
53%; Sales 75%—
Carl
4V2% to 5%.
proceeds will be used to pay part of the
$3,000,000 cost of constructing the new Catholic Aus¬
tin Preparatory School for boys in Reading, Mass.,
owned and operated by the Augustinian Fathers.
Net
share for.
this
later
of
Archdiocese
fiscal
funds
On
The
Crane
Cenco
The
Net
31—
before income
Corp.—Acquisition—
earnings
for
Provision
Net
earnings
Net
income
earnings
—V.
197,
614,343
after
581,455
$0.72
-
taxes———
(on 802,163 shares)
income
share
per
,
and
Read
C.
Beneficial
Sept.
Finance
Co.—Notes
Sold
and
Instrument
is
Co.
tional investors.
cents-
:
1963
1962
$7,013,181
806.487
692,985
.-
425,487
&
Decker
Manufacturing
'•■■■"Y.Y Y-"'.-Y'
ings Forecast—
y
At
of
$0,331
Mr.
the
Black
eight
1955.
in
tries,
In
that
to
representing
the
same
in
a
power
Black
Mr.
observed
that operations of
established
Commenting
Black
of
pointed
September,
able.
net
over
sales
of
1962.
increase
of
out
so
"But it
for
on
in
about
Net
9%
36%
&
the
that
appears
$83
common
net
1963
that
for
last
sales
Decker's
six
and
40%
financial
strategic
of
of
with
year,
sales
earnings
up
6%
climbing
the, six-months
to
compared
ending
$53,571,535
for
the
108
earnings for the period
rose
to $2,217,519
from
2,221,200 shares / outstanding, earnings at the,,
equal■'$1 Yr-share. This compares to 85
YY"' 4
:
second
•'
•/ •%'
.
Y--
earnings figures
will
which
1963
year."
Collins
the
per
share
close
are
not
the
&
Aikman
President,
Donald
of
,
cents,
based
six-month
on-the
number
same
figures.—V.
Savings &
would
be
be
on
a
around
Black
10.5%
$7
power,
the
facilities,
the
greater
specialization
and
380.
products
deeper
and
the,
yet
On
avail¬
1963
&
selling
by
it
was
guarantee
Co.,- New
F.
•
that
5420
first
marketing
plan
existing and
for
new
It
49%
of
was
19,
new
197,
from
shares
of
2560.
p.
Loan Association
issue.—V.
(Los
Ang.)
reported that 125,000 shares of this
stock would be sold publicly through
and associates. Proceeds will go
Soock
Exchange.
381.
p.
Listing—
r.sca..rauv
T..e
in
Solvents
$20
Blvd.,
the
Los
Angeles
making
estate/—V.
of
is
a
an
increase
Dobbs
■
of
.
151%
3,081,568
that
up
on
a
in
to
stock
304,500
would
be
Northwest
one-for-eleven
t.
years.
ranks 6th a'nung rcs.auran
chains
2nd
in
net
profits and in ratio of prof us to
earned
a
profit in every year cf its opera .ion
Since 1947.
—
Common Offered
—
On
of
company
serves
agricultural
p.
285/
30,
1963,
tr>"«<cipal
June
of
increase
consists of residential and industrial
land. The territory • served by the
During
the
the
company
fire
hydrants
and 457
customers
3,939
,30,'
in
served 19,406 customers and
connected to its syst°m
"u
hydrants since June 30, 1958.
30, 1963, approximately 46%
the 12 months ended June
company's operating revenues
was
derived
or
of
to
be
the
used
issue
issuable
shares
to
to
acquire
Nitro-Chemicai
of-
3%
in
b?
the
Ltd.,
one
from
from
and lower
summer
months
example,
for the 12 months ended June 30,
company's operating revenues was
29%
the
of
1963 approximately
derived during tho
September, and approximately 22%
of
its
operating - revenues
was
derived during the months o£
December, January and February.
J
months
designated
remaining
of
Alberta,
July,
August
and
CAPITALIZATION
one-for-fourteen share basis.—V. 198,
.......
revenues
during the winter months.
the
OK'd
million
series.
of
AS OF SEPT.
16,
1963
Authorized
.
—
On
from domestic
commercial customers, 34% from industrial
public authorities, and the remaining 7%
from
miscellaneous
sources.
The 'company
experiences seasonal
fluctuations in its operating revenues, with higher revenues during
10%
common \ptnrir of
Compute**
through the offering of 200,000 shares, at $12.50
share.
five
years,
customers,
.Computer. Sciences Corp. —Common Offered
ences
past
company
.
service area
and
principally
Y
Sept. 19,-1963, White, Weld & Co. Inc., New York, as
manager of an underwriting group, announced
the
initial public sale of
which
r
the
over
quarterly dividend without interruption
company's
customers,
Preferred
the
approved
preferred
preferred,
shares,
-
1963,
and
savings
a
loans,
198,
Corp.—New
stockholders
par
chain was lis ed
wai
asiigaed
tomp..ny
473.
p.
1.198
had
of
real
on
198,
"
Wilshire
liens
interest
952.
per
285.
p.
had a population of approximately 80,000 as of June
The
population
of ' this area
has grown substantially
.
Leries
A,
3^%
Series
B,
4%
due
Series
5%
D. 5Va%
due
due
Series
C,
due
1974
1976
1978
1981-
sinking fund notes due 1987
pfd,. stock (par $25»—Common
stork
'par
$5>
5l/a %
5%
i
cum:
r
Outstanding
mortgage bonds:
First
.
major
increasing the number of customers served by the;
company
and
its sales
of water for domestic, commercial and
industrial,' as opposed to agricultural, uses. The company estimates
that
the
land
which is
now
devoted to agricultural production
in its service area comprises approximately 5,000 acres, permitting
a
substantial future expansion of residential and industrial projects
in
this area. There is no assurance,
however, that the area now
devoted to agricultural use in the company's service territory will
ultimately be used for • residential or industrial developments.
York,
engaged
1963,
stated
stock
Canada,
P.
quarter
a
Mr.
For
Sept.
A
an
1963
part,"
Inc.—N.Y.S.E.
system which
in the southern
recent
stockholders.
of
association
shares
increase
million
estimated
of
Weld
Commercial
the company's outstand¬
penetration
12,
outstanding
secured
end
said
previous
is 'an operating public
1963.
recorded
sales
of $29,427,868,
a
$27,903,238 in the second three months
profits.
at
were
actually
the record
was
Subsidiary—
Exchange
were
O e.-nhe-w
and
16,
The
company
sales
over
the
Columbia
Mr
198,
ndeu
has
paid
198,
On
probably reach consolidated
should
Mr.
net
operations
company
quarter,
said
Sept.
the
sales
developments'
YY
c- ,v
;
from
loan
31.
the
21718 So. Alameda St., Long Beach,
utility, owning and operating a wateran area of approximately 35 square
miles
portion of Los Angeles County. The business
of
the company consists
of the production, purchase, distribution
and sale of water for domestic, agricultural, commercial, industrial
and other uses.
""
Y
indi¬
for
'k
the
!y
Dobbs
supply
this- year
Net earnings- were-up- for " the quarter 2C%
$1,100,021, with"earnings per share increasing
to
49%
for
DOB.
on
has
Calif.,
Sept. 1, 1963
first-half of
for
the* first
six months^'of last- year,' based
on
outstanding, an adjusted figure reflecting a twoof the' company's common stock "which was effected
year.
cents
firm's
service
units
He
to the future, Mr. Black reported on a thorough and
comprehensive market analysis conducted during the past two years
which, he said, "has resulted in important organization and mar¬
keting realignments. These will place us in a position to meet the
challenge of the next ten years with the management, the man¬
for
sales
1963.:
last
White,
-
p.
last
period
18%—
six-month
reports
shares
the
On
Looking
198,
firm
—Stock -Sale Planned—
coun¬
achievements
will
year
stock.
markets."—V.
textile
50
company-operated
network
fiscal
we
million,
earnings
in
CC1,
for the
to date.
a
July
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Los Angeles, offered publicly 70,000 shares of
this firm's outstanding
common
shares at $8 per
share.
Proceeds will go to the selling stockholders.
Based bn
Columbia
in
subsidiary companies outside the United
of
Black
over
-Net
split
30,
Y
17-year-old
net
this
Corp.,
stockholders,
Sept.
to
in
group
in
duo
was
Dominguez Water Corp.
770.
p.
to
•
and
world-wide
a
earnings will approximate $3
ing
growth
analysts'
of
reported
16, this airline catering anu
torme
—V.
Proposed
—
share
a
cated
increase in manufacturing capacity.
said, selling subsidiaries had been
final sales and
now
local
factories
markets
had
accounted
tool
three-fold
overseas
stations
States
the
firm's
tool
power
to
from
accomplished while launching
was
sales
Houses,
Ni
The
the
ten
period,
eight
spoke
Inc.
Co.,
41
company's manufacturing facilities had
electric tool plants in the United States and
two
England,
opened
international
the
since he first
from
expanded
one
traced
years
observed
He
Products
$913,585
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts, on
16, Robert D. Black, Chairman, expressed strong confidence
in the .continuing expansion of the power tool
industry and Black
& Decker's opportunities in this market.
;
:
a
Sept.
President
and
ended
$4,724,833
including capital gains,
progress
it
sales
quarter,
against
earnings were after nonrecurring expenses in con¬
acquisition and start, up of thej; new su s.dian.es
involving the creation of the corporation's new
the
symbol
were
366,985
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 198,
McCullough
gain of 5%
Co.—Sales, Earn¬
increase in
fiscal
costs
BUSINESS—The
2,212,600
for-one
Sep..
the
sales.
$56,648,003,
For
Black
in
that
Caloric
3,600
1,108,808
$0,383
corresponding
year.
Aug.
41%;
Up
program,
with
Listed
1,110,808
Precision
halfway mark
•
-
an
Sales
—
earnings
tax
Zeligson,
the
declared
increase
noted
ticker
952.
p.
$1,872,773.
financing will be used initially
to reduce short-term borrowings.—V. 197, p. 1113.
After
$155,111.
L.
its
$6,691,925,
company's most profitable
Dobbs
cn
July 31—
company's
totaled
the
.
.
exchange
firm's common
Exchange at
Co., New \ork.
&
Inc.
41%
a
for
were
year.
Robert
certain
See
Report—
diversified
The,
.
profits
Crane Corp.—Sells
''
last
from
-
this
of
Reynolds
announced
Aero-Space Division.—V.
world's largest
and equipment
scientific
share
per
18%.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,
negotiated the placement of the notes with institu¬
Proceeds
reported that
Industries,
tax
against
further
nection
manufac¬
and
developer
a
outstanding
the
over
18, the company announced the private place¬
$30,000,000 of notes due March 1, 1989.
$0.32
,
Distribution
Inc.—Exchange
was
by
quarter
last
the
was
and
Collins & Aikman—Sales Up 6%; Net
ment of
,
$0.14
Zeligson said, "to
the recent addition of our new marketing-management division and
the acquisition of a wholly owned national dealer netwoik, which
already includes 23 operating locations.
number
$9,456,345
See Litton
Privately—On
170,895
,
the New York Stock
on
has
after
continued
quarter
He
of an undisclosed
the exchange
before taxes
after taxes
198,
This
*
347,437
75,183
530,000
on
568.
the
as
'$272,353,
Asset Sale—
1113.
p.
Co.,
In revealing that net income,
J. Fuhrmeister.
sales
Shares
607,700
576,474
$0.72
taxes
taxes—
in
"The
Ralph
President
Cenco
by
involved
of
Period Ended
1962
„$1,189,155
based
50,000 shares
Carrier
for
$231,164
,
On
Clifton
1963
$1,190,817
Can
share
p.
period
same
He
Corporation is one of the
laboratory instruments
industry, education and health.
research,
Earnings
July
shr.
.
of
company
increase
2580.
p.
Instruments
Quarterly
Months' Report—
Corp.—Nine
Ended
1962
$12,667,895
49% —
and
Barden
Nine
—
148,037
*
made
per
Sales
company
completed
the acquisition of the
Instrument Co. of Philadelphia.
The acquisition
jointly
Precision
manufacturers
—V.
Period
Corp.
1963
1963, it
18,
198,
Net
specialized instruments for laboratory research and "onin production of pharmaceuticals, serums and other
physiological products.
/".
gymnasium.
a
Engineering
2461.
p.
$45.50
control
Earnings
Earnings
and
Pri¬
Sold
of
Net
offices
&
-_
common
was
—V.
of Cenco stock.
Phoenix
turer
stream"
building program will provide 25 classrooms,
cafeteria with adequate facilities fcr maxi¬
mum
enrollment.
The school is designed to accommodate a total
of 1,100 students.
Future plans call for construction of adminis¬
Aviation
July 31—
distribution
coil process allows lighter weight,
196,
President Edward
of shares
a
Co.—Bonds
Power
&
'
Sept.
stock
the
16,
acquisition
and
trative
On
proceeds of
library
Light
Continental
major
States.
continuous
Precision
Phoenix
new
The
Boston.
large
United
the
announced
was
initial
a
in
Sept.
Phoenix
of
net
The
815,000 shs.
taxes
per
197,
manufactures
Co.
porcelain coating.—V.
equipment costs. Such advances are to be r ;paid
the notes now being issued by the Corpo¬
Austin Prep School and Monastery, estimated, to
cost
approximately $3,000,000 when completed, is situated on a
40-acre site in Reading,
Massachusetts, about 14 miles northeast
the
from
the
makes
traditionally
Corp.—Acquisition—
AllianceWall
for
ration.
Outstanding
$14,523,766
expansion
to -pay
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
income
'—V.
Sept.
Cenco Instruments
and
PRESENT
outstanding shares
1964.—V. 198, p. 1048.
ended Jan. 31,
year
-
TO
all
the
month.
construction
interim
advanced
has
con¬
Report—
before
Earnings
year.
Caldor
thin¬
ner
metal to be used, allowing a thinner, more flexible coating of
enamel to be used.
After the porcelain
enamel is applied, the
material can be re-rolled and kept in stock on coils, thus providing
a
complete inventory in 28 standard colors at all times.
There is
another inherent advantage in that the porcelainized steel or alumi¬
num can
be cut to any length or width without fear of damaging
is
construction
last
that
noted
AllianceWall's
Cushmg's dedication to this $3,000,000 building pro¬
evidenced by the fact that the Archdiocese of Boston as
(utright capital gift, contributed $1,500,000 toward the cost
constructing and equipping the new high school.
In addition,
the
of
months
six
Bennett
manufacturer
Ca.d.nal
an
first
EFFECT
sales
Net
porcelain enamel-on-steel or
aluminum panels utilizing a unique continuous coil manufacturing
process.
This special process is used by only one other curtain wall
the,/purpose of constructing, owning and operating an all-new
boys' private school known as "Austin Prep School." With tr.e as¬
sistance of His Ertiinence Richard Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of
Boston, construe Ion of this new school in the Boston area will be
commence
*
Bennett
The
BUSINESS—Augustinian High School of Reading, Massachusetts,
incorporated as a non-profit corporation in August of 1961
will
like 1962 period
said the earnings
a
$391,962.
were
GIVING
cents par)
(50
Period Ended
Net
Profit
18, Caloric Corp. stockholders authorized the purchase
physical equipment, inventories, trademarks and names of
AllianceWa.il, Inc., Alliance, Ohio, a subsidiary of Crane Co. New
York City.
Y,; YY • •
Y: Y--Y "Y"'.-v,Y •'
Y Y ■■■Y'v;
for
operations
Stamford, Conn.- /
the publicly-owned
of
figures were based on 520,000
shares outstanding, the same number of shares as were outstanding
at the end of the 1962 fiscal year.
'
'
Total sales were $9,586,047, a 75%
increase over $5,457,623 for
Mr.
was
and
as
565.
p.
Continental
firm, said net earnings totaled a record $117,839, or 23 cents
for the first six months, against $75,456, or 15 cents a
Caloric
(Reading, Mass.)—Notes
Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis., offered publicly $1,550,000 of this corporation's
direct obligation serial notes.
The notes, dated Judy
15, 1963, mature serially from Oct. 15, 1968 through
April 15, 1983, and were priced to yield at from
completed
President
Bennett,
198,
Months'
-
share
On
School
High
July 31.
based
earnings
net
Connecticut
department store chain has reported a 53%
in¬
net'earnings ior the first half of the 1963 fiscal year
in
ended
of
Augustinian
such
vately—On Sept/ 20, 1963, it was reported that $25,.000,000 of this firm's 4%% first and refunding mort¬
gage bonds due Sept. 1, 1993, had been sold privately
through Morgan Stanley & Co., New York; Putnam
&
Co., Hartford; Chas. W. Scranton & Co., New
Haven, and Estabrook & Co., Boston.—V. 198, p. 861. 1
discount
crease
•
1963
Offered—On Sept. 17, B. C.
gram
Privately—
it was reported that $25,000,000 of
this., firm's 514%- subordinated notes due 1983 had
been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Inc., New York.—V. 197, p. 2560.
Mr.
1047.
p.
services*
computer
'
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Notes Sold
This
and
Conimon stock
—V.
portion of its profit in the second half of the fiscal year and said
he expects earnings and sales to reach record levels for the entire
2,000
1,000
with
Authorized
'
2,000
—
—
agencies
Y
.
N,
Sepulveda, El Segundo,
industry,
scientific, -instiiuciohs
"providing
in
engaged
government
CAPITALIZATION
V
quarter, with sales
fiscal year." he said.
substantial growth in the first
the first quarter of the previous
p.
the
On Sept. 17, 1963,
2,000
Inc
Wells & Co.——
Rice & Co
—
and
of 650
companies,
growth
of
family
presently
and
subsidiary
wear
Brooks
Bobbie
our
experienced
up
the
12,250
12,250
3,000
1 3,000
_.
Securities,
Nebraska
First
198,
Co._—_
&
Hilsman
H.
Straus,
—V.
*Y
is
VY;
company.
BUSINESS—Computer .Sciences
Calif.,
$3,375,082
subsidiaries.
our
children's
major
"Stretchini,
a
the number of shares of
stockholders of the
*
$1,069,900. or. 34
Caldor, Inc.—Net Up
Financing De¬
tails—Our Sept. 16, 1963 issue reported the sale on
Sept. 11, of 37,500 shares of this firm's 6% cumulative
convertible preferred stock ($20 par) at $20 per share.
J.
general corporate purposes including working
capital.
The remaining 25,000 shares were sold by
to
climbed
taxes
after
income
smallest
Co., Inc.—Additional
Finance
Atlas
for
860.
p.
total, 175,000 shares were sold by the com¬
from these shares will be available
Proceeds
pany.
$19,799,40?'volume for the first quarter
15%' over, the
compared, to
three
Thomas & Co.—
—
300
Wertheim & Co. ——
1,250
C. N. White & Co.
200
P. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.—
200
600
._
" MacArthur
Kenower,
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
•
•
150
7o0
Walter Stokes & Co
Stroud & Co., Inc.—
600
—
Haupt & Co.
Ira
250
600
500
— —
Corp.—
Michigan
& Co.
of
1,250
The
Robinson-Humphrey •
Co., Inc.
500
Shields & Co.
1,000
Townsend,
&
DeHaven
First
'
200
inc-
Co
.
$1,234,500 or 39 cents a share .
sultation. in the use of computers,' business'and scientific problem
cents a share for , the year-ago
analysis
and
data
processing,- computer
systems
programming,
period, keeping pace with the sales increase, Mr. Saltzman reported.
systems and project management, and the use of the company/s
He said that bookings- for the company's pastel or holiday line
large scale
computer.
In
addition
to
its principal facilities
in
wei'e
well
above those of
last year, indicating that the current
El
Segundo,
the
company
maintains offices in New York City,
fiscal year is off to "a very encouraging start."
Houston, the San Francisco Bay area, and London, England.
,
Mr.
Saltzman
said
that
the company's new skiwear
line was
REVENUES—For the three months ended June 30, 1963, the com¬
now in stores
and that the new swimwear line was receiving final x
pany i,«u service/revenues of $997,bl2 and net earnings of $125,design clearance preparatory "to its introduction
to stores next
.247.
For the year ended March 31, 1963, service revenues
were
month. He also reported first quarter sales gains for the company's
Inc.
200
Mullaney, Wells & Co—
250
Penington, Colket & 'Co—
150
R. W. Pressprieh & Co— 1,250
Co._^__. 1,250
&
Stearns
Bear
——
three-month period * in the
President, reported. •
■ • *:
"
"
the Cleveland-based manufacturer? of outeryoung adult women-rose to $22,861,500,
an increase of
than,
Net
as
Mackall & Coe
' 300
McMaster.-, Hutchinson & .
Co.
__________
300
Moroney, Berssner & Co., -
-300
Strudwick __
Parker v &
&
Anderson
of
&
Thalmann
Co.
for.
wear
Amount
•
Ladenburg.
$4,600
—
-
?
Consolidated sales for
?more
Omitted
000's
Amount
Co.,
&
previous
Saltzman,
:'»&
Of the
>
of Bobbie Brooks for
higher than for any
company's history, Maurice
income - and earnings per share
first' quarter ended July 31 were
net
fiscal
the
Seacoast
Stuart
Halsey
Sales,
,
.
.
.
Inc.—Sales Up 15%—
Bobbie Brooks,
attracting industries to locations
right of way for use in
the'company's lines.
pany's
on
.
(1136)
1 n o
c e c
$840,000
445,000
640,500
720,000
■...
1,000,000 .
30,000 shs.
600,COO shs.
$840,000
445,000
640.500
720,000
■ ■
1,000,000
30,000 shs.
266,241 shs.
"
■
Number 6301
198
Volume
.
.
Irving
the company announced that an agreement had been
reached
to
purchase Kretschmer Wheat Germ Corp., Carrollton,
Mich
for an undisclosed'number of Drackett common shares.
The agreement is subject to further working out of contractual
details. The final contract is subject to approval by Dracket direc¬
On Sept. 18
iar^eiy
BUSINESS—The
Delaware
At
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
business
The
lectron
issued
stock,
Dynalectron
exchange
for
Chairman
Camicero,
Jorge
Dynalectron's
announced.
,
•
acquisition
submitted
will be
plan
record
of
18,
Oct.
on
1963
is
for
'
The
Sept.
$470,319
cannot
company
1948,
29,
the
from
other
from
not
does
manufacturing
of
source
to
state
whether
a
commercially
the
date of its incorporation,
of its securities and has ex¬
sale
The
sources.
to and is not equipped to engage
form.
It is anticipated that the main
will be from licenses granted
patents for the construction and use of the
propose
in
any
to
the
income
the
under
company's
company
Machine.
Forming
licenses
Forming Machine is as
market
since
the Forming
a departure
from con¬
ventional operations in the forming process.
Prospective licensees
will have to be found and interest developed by the firm among
market
for
There
unknown.
yet
Machine
is
is
entirely
an
manufacturers
covering
ready
and
concept
those industries
in
the
no
new
which
in
or
quiring
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
filtration
making
which are engaged in the
forming and moisture removal.
process
of
is
an
integral
materials
—V.
197,
($1
Outstanding
73,744 shs.
80,000 shs.
par)
National
Bank
Sold
Debentures
—
1988, through M. A. Schapiro & Co., New York.
subject to ratification by stockholders on
Oct. 3 and by the Comptroller of the Currency.
The sale is
—V.
198,
94.6%
from
of
company in a
estate developer
Nevada
the
real
Nevada
The
amount
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
reported
record
sales
of
$56,896,588
for
the
their Discount Stores,
to sales derived from
in
were
operation
of
as
June
of the previous fiscal year.
cash-forS.
Title,
—V.
operating
insurance
complex
Southwest,
the
in
Mr.
Murdock said.—V.
197,
opening
in
917.
p.
amounted
assets
Net
at
$62,280,221
to
June
of
30
this
year
$48,323,320 on Dec. 31, 1962-, Maj. Gen. George
(Ret'd.), President, announced today in the semi¬
annual report to stockholders/
Net assets were equivalent to $17.94 per share of common stock
this mid-year, up from $15.25 at the end of last year.
Consolidated net income from operations,
after prefererd divi¬
with
USAR
1962.
in
earnings
in
reduction
"This
per
General
share,"
said
Olmsted
the first six months of 1963, as compared with
period of 1962."
,
"Prospects for the company in tnfe second half of 1963 look
bright,"
General Olmsted said.
"We look to continued growth
and
expansion
in
our
diversified operations
in the banking,
insurance
and
industrial
groups.
The
outlook
for
continuing
during
panies
the
same
the national
favorable for the rest
prosperity
very
in
is generally agreed to
of the year."—V. 198, p. 863.
economy
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Firestone Tire & Rubber
The
the
of
fiscal
current
the
of $927,207,969
and 1.5%
period
ago.
same
It
The
figures
during
of
year
exceeded
have
'725,612
a
first time that sales
the
is
months
sales
of 8.5% in the previous record
in net income of $43,946,489 during
increases
reflects
statement
The
Raymond C. Firestone,
and earnings of $44,-
months ended July 31.
for the nine
614,613
of the company for
dollars.
the first nine
billion
included sales of $365,208,176 and earnings of $17,the third quarter, compared with previous record
and earnings of $14,202,330 during the same
$321,927,497
the
State
Kansas
of
July
on
incorporated
was
company
17,
1961,
as
the laws
Red X, Inc.,
under
Kansas
incurred
had
increase
flow,
both
months
of
the
the
six
in
18%
new
1963.
of
President
For
at
Properties, Inc.—Net Higher—
of
high
gross
levels,
results
The
shopping
months
income
we^e
were
and
a
disclosed
reported
by
16%
The
1,475
cars.
store
space
firm
for
the
Samuel
cash
first six
Friedland,
has
various
to
and
The
June
30,
cash
flow,
consisting of net
plus depreciation and deferred income taxes, amounted to
$1,327,000, against $1,140,000 a year earlier. Cash flow was equal,
after preferred stock
dividends, to 17 cents a share this year, as
Income
against
mon
cents a
14
shares
Total
centers,
before?
share for the like 1962 period, based on com¬
at the end of each period.
outstanding
income,
derived
chiefly
$4,528,000,
amounted to
from the operation of shopping
compared with $3,826,000 a year
service
oil
and
sublet
national
available
all
local
and
square
retail
income,
increased
to
after
depreciation
$118,386
compared
and
with
provision
the
year
footage
merchants
of
at
its
a
stations
on
the
'
898.
:
~
Up 7.6%—
the corporation announced
sales
reached
1963,
and
representing
$225,729,428,
an
of
more
than 9%
over last
year's $206,475,768.
Previous
occurring in I960, were $223,824,325.
Net profit after taxes for fiscal 1963 amounted to $5,473,406 or
$3.66 per share based upon 1,493,554 common shares outstanding.
This compares with $3.41 per share last year, adjusted for the 3%
stock dividend paid by the company on June 28, 1963.
Current
backlog is approximately $117,000,000.
However, it is
expected that current programs, through subsequent funding, will
produce revenue substantially greater than the backlog now reflects.
In
a
letter to stockholders, jointly signed by Board Chairman
E. A. Bellande and President Harry Wetzel, they said:
"As to the
sales,
we feel we can reasonably look for an increase
in volume and that earnings should improve in at least
coming fiscal year,
close
the
10%
to
proportion.
!
"We are encouraged by a number of specific new programs now
under work, most of which came into funded status within the last
six months.
While some of these programs relate to our historic
same
others are (a) applications of existing types
products to new markets; (b) application of new types of pro¬
to existing markets, and (c) new products for new markets.
products and markets,
of
grams
"We
confidently think of these products as add^d business which
our growth, and not as existing 'bread and butter'
will, of course, continue.
will contribute to
which
lines
intend
continue
to
traditional
the
policies
practices
and
technologies in aeronautics, space and other industries,
present position of leadership in our fields."
advancing
and
hold
our
Management Replies to Purchase Offer—
At a press conference in New York on Sept.
17, Harry Wetzel,
President, stated that management was opposed to the current
offer
of Curtis-Wright Corp.,
to purchase 47%
of Garrett's out¬
standing stock. He stated that there would be nothing to gain from
an
affiliation
with
Curtis-Wright, although both are major pro¬
ducers of components for the aerospace industry,
The executive
stated that Curtis-Wright has not been as progressive as Garrett
developing
chandising
and operating on the principle
quality merchandise.
The
shopping center will be divided
into
separate stores
by using
fixturization
and
decor, thereby allowing more conveniences to
the shopping public and retaining the department store
concept.
The
company's
sublessees,
including the
specialty
departments,
will
be
competitive to
all stores
in
the
Greater Kansas City
area,
on
like merchandise, providing customers with a complete
mall,
enclosed
by
an
of
one
selection
all
and
better
stock
Series
15-year
6%
A
subord.
GIVING
(25
cents
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Outstanding
120.000 shs.
$300,000
debs.
due Sept.
$50,000
50.000
62,500
62,500
__L
Futterman
Corp.—Shows First Half Loss—
The
137
FINANCING
120,000 shs.
par)
subord.
6%
capital notes
1978
payable
1,
company has reported consolidated gross income
for six months ended June 30,
1963 compared to
of $8,162,$8,395,099
corresponding
period in
1962.
Benjamin M.
Robinson,
Chairman, noted that "exact comparisons cannot be made because
of various changes in the portfolio between these two dates." The
figures are before net profit from sale of assets amounting to
the
for
Net
was
in
1963
income,
$1,546,745
$1,781,249
ciation of
from
sale
same
or
and
before
or
50
$1,843,847
of
$619,610
in
depreciation
1962.
and
profit
from
sale
of
assets
44 cents per share for the 1963 half year against
cents per share the previous year.
After depre¬
assets,
and other charges of $60,137, and the profit
the report shows a net loss for the 1963 half
Insurance Co.—Merger
Georgia International Life
Approved—
On
Sept.
of
th^
United
The
to
consolidated
3,000,000
of
Georgia
maximum
shares of
organization, /Georgia
to operafby in
24
'
/
?
'
licensed
is
Co.,
Kingdom,
International's
increased
stockholders
Atlanta, Georgia, and Life In¬
Raleigh, N. C., approved the merger
Co,,
Carolina,
Life" Insurance
the
Georgia
now
Insurance
companies.
two
and
that
announced
was
Life
Interntaional
states
it
13,
of North
Co.
surance
authorized capital stock is
par value of $1 per share.
a
exchange of Georgia International stock for presently
outstanding Life of North Carolina
stock has been completed,
Georgia International will have outstanding more than 2,018,000
shares of stock.—V.
198, p. 474.
the
Expansion—
Gillette Safety Razor Co.—New Blade
introduction of Gillette's new Stainless
begun, with distribution starting in Boston, Los Angeles,
Washington
and
Baltimore,
it
was
announced by
Vincent C.
Ziegler, President of the safety razor company.
The
second
Blade
"The
and
and
the
addition
192,
in New York and Philadelphia
"and initial reports from our
an
enthusiastic reception
by
customers will be pleased by the
sure
our
expect
will
football
Blue-Gray
the
797.
Hawaiian
Telephone
and
game,
Co.—Bonds
the
Rose
Sold' Privately—
On Sept. 17, 1963, it was reported that
this firm's 4.45% first mortgage bonds,
$7,000,000 of
series O, due
privately through Kidder, Peabody
1993 had been sold
& Co.,
the
of
Bowl.—V.
Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports features such (as
Fight of the Week, AFL football, Wide World
in
Series,
p.
from
spend over $4 million throughout the country dur¬
introduction period alone to promote the new blade. In
to the television spots, the advertising drive will include
exposure
Sports,
spot
appeared
performance, which offers the quality people
beginning with the very first shave."
Gillette
World
feel
We
consumers.
blade's
Gillette,
in
Mr. Ziegler said,
retailers
indicate
week,"
past
first
blade
new
wholesalers
ing
the
for the time being will be concentrated
began in these cities on Friday, Sept, 20.
Advertising
television
this
of
phase
has
Incy New York.—V. 198, p. 766.
(E. F.) Hauserman Co.—Net Higher—
Billings
on
$36,867,418
over
completed contracts climbed to an all-time record of
the fiscal year ended June 30, an increase of 13%
for
billings of $32,425,184
for
income
Net
for the
preceding year.
Cleveland-based
the
manufacturer
and
installer
contractor amounted to $524,739 or
the company's net earnings totalled
$515,870, or 61 cents.
Mr. Hauserman said that a sizable portion
of the
gain in billings was attributable to a major product ex¬
pansion program.—V. 191, p. 1006.
of
wall
62
cents
systems
and
share.
a
Heli-Coil
interior
Last
year,
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
merchandise.
of
companies are competing
and that the
areas.
objections, Mr. Wetzel said, prompted Garrett to
reject a Curtis-Wright merger overture in late June. He also read
to reporters a list of nine brokerage houses and four investment
advisory / services that he said had recommended that Garrett hold¬
ers reject
the Curtis-Wright bid.—V. 198, p. 1050,
combined
medium
with
store
products,
new
of product
number
a
premises.
concept in retailing is to combine the established
shopping
center
specialty
stores
with
a
new
mer¬
technicme of the rne-store shopping center separated
of
$201,631
for income taxes,
earlier figure of
$87,758. Net income included land sale and related profits which
this year amounted
to $94,274 against $8,880 for the like 1962
period.—V. 197, p. 1741.
Net
consolidated
increase
high
company's
method
Notes
center 'company.
ended
to
percentage of their gross sales.
The company itself proposes to
operate the gift department, the outside Kiddyland, and the gaso¬
Common
rise in
of
promotional
expenses
in
the
amount of $132,535 as of June 15, 1963, and an additional $13,278
as
of
Aug.
15,
1963. It has not yet commenced business,
and
therefore
has
no
earnings to date.
There can be no assurance
that the company's operations will be profitable.
The specialty shop and department store business of the com¬
pany
scheduled for opening on or about Sept. 26, 1963, will be
operated in a leased, air-condiitcned.
French-style
architecture,
161,000 square feet ground space building on 20 acres of land at
95th and
Metcalf, Overland Park, Kansas, providing parking for
organizational
Authorized
Food Fair
An
Securities
lease and operate a specialty type department store,
the French
Market, and certain departments therein and sublease certain other
departments to others. On June 24, 1963, its Articles were amended
changing its name to French Market Shopping Center, Inc.
It
CAPITALIZATION
197, p. 2561.
last year.—V.
period
a
BUSINESS—The
line
year.
Harvey S. Firestone Jr., Chairman, and
President, reported sales of $1,006,235,698
sales
quarter in its history
the first nine months
has reported the best third
sales and improved earnings for
company
record
and
be
—
10,
proceeds, estimated at $255,000, will be used
opening expenses of shopping center, equipment,
construction, and for other corporate purposes.
-
reporting to stockholders, "reflects the unfavorable underwrit¬
results experienced by our fire and casualty insurance com¬
Sept.
Net
to
months
six
p.
ended dime 30,
earnings per share over last year.
increase in
Total
for
$1,452,932 for the first six months of this
year
compared with $1,777,957 for the same period a year ago.
This was equivalent to 48 cents per share of common stock for
the first half of 1963 against 60 cents per share in the compar¬
amounted
dends,
Center, Inc.
Shopping
1963, Midland Securities Co.,
Inc., Kansas City, offered publicly, $300,000 of this
firm's 6 % subordinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1978,
and 30,000 shares of its common stock to be offered
in units consisting of $500 of debentures and 50 shares
at $500 per unit.
286.
Olmsted,
disclosed.
not
were
all-time high sales record for the year
7.6%
When
Market
French
Offered—On
198,
Financial General Corp.—Net Lower—
compared
192,
In, its annual report to stockholders,
an
a
International
five new large discount
units
during the past fiscal year prevented the operation from
showing greater earnings.
The closing of 14 conventional stores
was
also a contributing factor in
holding down earnings.
As at June
30, 1963, the company had in operation 174 stores
represented by 162 conventional units and 12 discount stores.
incurred
expenses
financial holding company
ing
Milan, Italy.—V.
30,
have also
increased to
previous fiscal year. Per
earnings
at the end
as
second largest in Las Vegas, will become the
subsidiary of Financial Corp, of Arizona,
a
based in Phoenix. The company's opera¬
tions
will
be
closely
related with Union
Title Co. of Phoenix,
another
FCA
subsidiary, which is developing into
a major title
Nevada
.seventh
Terms
was purchased by, and will be operated as, Garlock
newly-formed and wholly-owned Swiss subsidiary.
>
purchase is Garlock's third acquisition within the European
These
12 of
1963.
$351,674 from $331,315,
earned
in
the
share earnings were 44
cents on 804,315 shares, compared with 41 cents on 806,015 shares,
which
Net
Lloyd
has
company
chiefly due
was
stockholders.
owned controlling interest,
and other
of cash involved was not disclosed.
who
Switzerland.
Zurich,
near
■
announced purchase of the assets and
distributor of mechanical packings and
Garrett Corp.—Earnings
in
Stores
fiscal year ended June 30, 1963, against sales of $52,440,220 shown
for the previous fiscal year, an increase of 8.50%.
The increase
Heavy
purchased
a
company
The
in
863.
p.
Franklin
acquired Nevada Title "Insurance Co. of Las
Murdock, President of FCA, announced on Sep¬
transaction
Whaley
in
located
Co.,
&
Common
Pri¬
due
Belgium Affiliate—
12.
FCA
stock
company
Lauber
of
1941.
p.
Franklin
has
H.
David
loss
which have led the company through a very competitive year, which
are
convinced will enable us to keep pace with
the rapidly
vately—On Sept. 19, 1963, the bank announced that
it had sold privately $30,000,000 of 4%% debentures
Corp. of Arizona—Acquisition—
company
tember
a
A.G.—a
re¬
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
formed
Vegas,
able
seals
The
the
17,
of
by
The
p.
Sept.
business
"We
PRESENT
TO
to
after depre¬
the profit from
and
we
company
Financial
The
from
firm
The
has acquired a 50% interest in Fairvik S. A., a
Belgian corporation. The other 50%
interest is
Viking International S. A., an affiliate of Societe de
Generale S. A., of Brussels.
The
first
undertaking of the new (company will be a compre¬
hensive study to determine the desirability of establishing ice cream
production and distribution facilities in Belgium to serve Belgium
and
the
neighboring Common Market countries. The study is
already underway.—V. 198, p. 862.
The
recently
owned
income
of
in
the prior year.
Friedberg, President and r Chairman of the Board,
"the
current year's profits
were
generated after
providing a non-recurring charge of $125,000 representing write¬
off
of
notes
receivable resulting
almost entirely from tne prior
sale
of obsolete units.
This provision is equivalent to 36 cents
per
share." It was added, "an extraordinary increase in public
demand for bowling
facilities has been more than offset by the
industry's
imprudent
promotion
of excess facilities. Time and
effort
will undoubtedly
right the condition in the industry, and
provide for
this company a
greatly improved profit picture.—
V.
196, p. 1553.
Co.—New
proved
pended $415,347 for patents on and the development of the Form¬
ing Machine and $65,652 for operation expenses of a pilot machine
and laboratory.
Since its organization, the company has had no
income from
the receipt of royalties and only a limited amount
that
Foods
and
The
have
compared
previous year,
the
in
fields.
such
firm
received
has
$7,016,945 in
Sidney M.
Fairmont
industries
tests
share
per
share
of
that
the
Forming
Machine
will perform the function for
company
designed.
was
in
feasible
Lanes,
observed
those
in
it
the
of
These
Forming Machine built to industrial specifications is
Inc.—Net LowerEarnings of this Baltimore based international bowling chain,
were reported as $57,265,
after provision for income taxes, for the
fiscal year ended June 30,
1963. This is equivalent to 16.3 cents
per
share, on shares outstanding. Net income after taxes, last
year,
was
$181,303 or 47 cents per share outstanding at June
30
1962. Profits for the year ended June 30,
1963 resulted after
depreciation expense of $1,036,315 or $2.95 per share compared to
$921,514 or $2.46 per share in the previous year.
Gross income for the fiscal year was $7,164,208 compared
with
Fair
usable
which
brewing.
beer
cents
per
Garlock Inc.—Acquisition—
On
company
and
cents
$2,504,635, other charges of $59,547
assets.—V. 197, p. 2355.
of
incorporated under the laws
its principal place
was
29, 1948, and maintains
Brook, New Jersey.
Bound
sewage
disposal
the
satisfaction
,
to Dynalectron s stock¬
approval at a special
meeting to be called for that purpose on Dec. 2, 1963.
Well known in the petro-chemical and steel
industries, Hydro¬
carbon Research provides operating,
engineering and construction
services along with a wide range of design and process develop¬
ment programs in the fields of petroleum refining,
chemical and
oxygen manufacturing
and ore processing. In addition, the com¬
pany engages in a comprehensive program of research and develop¬
ment
of
new
methods and equipments which have resulted in a
number of proven patented processes being exploited under various
licensing agreements around the world.—V. 197, p. 1314.
The
holders
company
Sept.
on
in
four
or
five
or
of
5
Market this year.
In February the company purchased a
controlling interest in Chromex S.A., a producer of oil seals at
Lardy, France, and in June acquired the majority interest in Allpack S.A.S., a mechanical packing distributor firm headquartered
has been engaged in experimental testing of a
machine designed for use in the manufacture of pulp and paper
products, synthetic resin, plastic laminates and pipes and tubing
made
of
synthetic resins and fibres .and also for filtration in
special meeting held on Sept. 12, 1963, directors of Dyna¬
Corp. approved
a plan for
the acquisition of all of the
and
outstanding stock of Hydrocarbon Research,
Inc. in
a
sale of
Machine Co. of America*—Common Of¬
Sept. 9, 1963, the company offered pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 20,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $97,500, will be used
for equipment, research and development, working
capital, and other corporate purposes.
Drackett,
Dynalectron
the
fered—On
through grocery outlets.
President of Drackett Co., in making the an¬
nouncement
emphasized that the Kretschmer business would
oe
operated as a completely separate division.
"We anticipate tnat tne acquisition of the Kretschmer business,
continued Mr. Drackett,
"will be the first in the development of
a specialty food products division of Drackett Co."—V.
198, p. 473.
nationally,
Roger
ciation
Forming
shareholders.
Wheat Germ Corp. sells two wheat germ prod¬
Kretschmer
The
ucts
and
198, p. 1049.
company's common stock.—V.
and ru-etscnmer directors ana
tors
National
First
$155,608
$163,053
Co., New York, has been appointed registrar
City
Bank,
New York,
transfer agent for
Trust
of
year
Foote, Cone & Belding, Inc.—Appointment—
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Drackett
(1137)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Baruch, President, stated at the stockholders' meeting,
that the past fiscal year had been "highly successful" and released
to
stockholders results for the quarter ended July 31,
1963, the
Edward
first
of
quarter
its
current
fiscal
year.
indicate that sales and other income totaled
with $2,314,140 for the corresponding quarter
last year. Net income amounted to $208,088, compared with $346,331. Earnings per share,
based on the average number of shares
outstanding, were 30 cents, against 49 cents for the corresponding
quarter of
1962.
;
Unaudited
$2,501,267,
figures
compared
on the decrease in earnings per share, Mr. Baruch
first quarter was disappointing primarily because of an
products mix. Although in comparison to the same quarter
the previous year, volume was higher, profits were down. For the
first
quarter of this year, sales volume of Grip Nut Co. and
Phelps Manufacturing Division was up and the Heli-Coil Products
Division
down."
we
suspect, he continued, "that many of our
Commenting
said,
"Our
adverse
customers for Heli-Coil Products Division curtailed their
purchasing during this period because of a cutback in Government
spending for aerospace, military and communications equipment
in the
last quarter of the Government's fiscal year ended June
major
30,
1963."—V.
197,
p.
2355.
6
Ended
sales
Net
income
197,
524,975
80.44
1,250,440
1,200,440
_k
share
per
outstanding
Shares
—V.
463.697
$0.60
J
;
income
$18,183,172
988,672
745,000
-
.
before taxes
for
income
taxes
Provision
Net
1,471,000
__
.income
Net
$22,845,000
726,000
!—
Net
.
1962
of
end
at
year
Sales
1839.
p.
1'.
cializes
for the comparable
16 cents per share,
or
£4<i'A
1962.
for
•
•
equal to 10 cents per share, against $122,439, or 9 cents per share,
the comparable 1962 quarter.
1
Sales
totaled
$4,599,073
in the third
quarter, compared
with
MidPipeline
And Gas Properties—
On
the like period of 19621
President
H. E. Riedel said that third quarter earnings were
reduced
because of heavy expenses involved in
acquisitions, im¬
in
Telephone Co.
Bonds Sold
—
—
On Sept. 17, 1963, it was reported that
$2,500,000 of this firm's 4M>% first mortgage bonds,
series F, due 1993 had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York.
Privately
Inc.—Stock Listed—
Illinois Tool Works
1963, the common stock of the company was listed
Midwest Stock Exchange under the symbol 1TW.—V. 194,
the
on
16,
Sept.
.1277,
p.
D. C.
Shows
—
assets
Net'
$14,948,457
were
this
30
June
on
up
year
on
Dec. 31, 1962, Maj. Gen. George Olmsted,
(Ret'd), Chairman and President, announced in the midyear
$14,752,784
stockholders.
The net assets
to
from
USAR
report
83.80 per share of common
stock June 30 and 83.75 per share at the end of last year.
Consolidated net income from operations for the first six months
this
of
to
against
875,703
were
year
period
equivalent
were
equal
for the same
loss of $54,282
a
%■■■''
for the first half of the current year were
two cents per share against a loss of two cents per share
year ago.
Operating earnings
a
-v.-;:
•
■
to
for the similar six months last year.
the 1963 period are after depreciation charges
compared with a nominal amount in the first half
1962
'
' 1' .
.
1
' ,, '
* ■* - f
"Substantial forward steps were taken during
the first half
for
Earnings
8119,397
as
'
,,
General
1963,"
overseas
prove
of
of
!
of
Olmsted reported, "which will strengthen and im¬
operations of International Bank."—V. 197, p. 2152.
Inc. -— Offering
Oversubscribed—On Sept. 18, Roman & Johnson, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., announced that the initial public
offering of 66,500 shares of common stock of Inter¬
national Book Distributors at $4 per share has been
oversubscribed.
■
■.V.¬
from the sale of the common stock
initially be added to general funds of the com¬
pany and subsequently used to train and expand the
the company's sales organization and to open local
direct sales offices in the southeast United States.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to working
capital, to be used in obtaining bank financing.
—V. 198, p. 954.
Net proceeds
will
On.
Sept.
1963,
12,
Federal
the
authorized
to issue up to $12,promissory notes.
to commercial banks,
with the aggregate principal amount not to exceed
$12.5 million
at any one time. None
of the notes will have a maturity date of
more
than 90 days from isuance, and, no
note will mature later
than' Dec. 31.
1964. The
interest rate for the notes
will be at
the prime rate in
force at the time and place of each borrowing.
The company said it will use
the proceeds from the borrowings
to
temporarily
finance
its
construction pending
the receipt of
proceeds from permanent financing.
The construction program for the last half of 1963 is estimated
at
$11,975,000 and the 1964 building program will cost an esti-:
mated
$12,500,000,
Iowa
P&L
said.
The
principal item in the
program
is $7.2 million allocated to the construction of a new
125.000 kilowatt generating unit being installed at the company's
iOwa
The
principal
of
of
Issued
be
upon,
consideration
197,
2.—V.
No.
Corp.
Form
To
—
of $20.36
lent
years.
The
concluded
an
agreement
with
two
large
Japanese industrial firms to form a new company, to be known
as SKY
Aluminium Co., Ltd., which will build and operate a major
aluminum sheet and plate rolling facility in Japan, R. A. Clayton,
President of the
company's International Division, announced on
Sept.
16.
Aluminum will
which
major aluminum production and fabrication facilities, and
Iron
&
Steel
Co.,
Ltd.,
Japan's
largest steel producer.
includes
the
wltli
/
will
Aluminum
Kaiser
in
ownership
sharing
firms
Japanese
30%
a
Kaiser
industrial
diversified
a
hold
with
company
new
K.K.,
Denko
Showa
Yawata
the
in
Participating
be
the
remaining
the
complex
company,
new
70',;
.
The agreement, which must be approved by Japan's Ministry
International
and
Trade
of
construction
plant
a
of
provides for the
of aluminum sheet and
(M. I. T. I,),
Industry
for the fabrication
plate. Plans call for beginning construction late _this year
completion expected by the end of 1965.—V. 198, p. 772.
with
.
Oil Sept. 17,
shares
The
KBY.
is
has
the company, specializing In large-scale interim loans
industrial and real estate projects, listed 2,205,807
on the New York Stock Exchange. The ticker symbol
company,
with equity capital of over $40,000,000,
$55,000,000
than
more
of
loans
secured
outstanding.
S. Radiator Corp.,
the New York Stock Exchange until the
air-conditioning business in 1960 when it became
no
longer eligible for listing. It then changed its name to Natus
Corp.,
and
in
1961,
in exchange for stock,
acquired
virtually
all the stock of Kirkeby Corp. and changed its name to KirkebyNatus. Kirkeby Corp.
had been one of the largest hotel chains In.
the
country
before disposing of most
of
its holdings in
1955.
.listed
was
on
and
heating
evolved
for
funds
of
the
concept
of
mezzanine
the
projects
sources.-—V.
lending
late
Arnold
direction
the
"Under
S.
Kirkeby,
interim
or
not yet eligible
198. p. 772.
for
Kirkeby Corp.
providing
financing,
loans
from
conventional
further
in the international expansion of Laurentide Financial Corp.,
with the approval by the Bank of England for the purchase
finance
company
in Great Britain.
step
Ltd.
of
a
a
On
Sept.
the
Part of the additional
insure continuation of
areas
Mr.
London
during
Saunders
Finance
Corp.
500,000 pounds
Canadian
said
(U.
the
K.)
company
Ltd.
and
will
will
be
have
known
as
Laurentide
has
grown
in
13 years from
if
B.
105
in
the
—-V. -198,
United
p.
States, two in
Bahamas
and/five
in
France.
954.
Li'l General
to
for
company earned $275,972, equal to 21 cents per
nine
months ended July 31,
1963, an increase of
share
31%.
lor
over
this
do
its
'This
It
vital
also
Acquired
$1,350,000,
for
MAPCO
Interstate
Gas
the
by
the liquids
Fourway. and
Company.
purchased
includes
interests
production.—V.
gas
197,
in
959.
p.
position
in
Volemetron.
this
bio-nuclear
instrument
transistorized
This
bio-nuclear
diagnosis, limited previously almost entirely to
Utilizing
radioactive
tracers
the Vole netron
of blood accurately, quickly and safely.
hospitals.
the
volume
acquisition is
an
area
key step in
a
immediately
us
mentation,
into
diversification
our
field
the
have had
we
of
and
program
diagnostic
electronic
under
instru¬
development for some
time.
logically supplements the line of bio-chemical diagnostic products
for over 20 years
by our subsidiary, Ames Co., Inc.," said
Beardsley.—V. 198, p. 1051.
marketed
Mr.
the
has
Aug. 31,
$13,137,626.
of
pre¬
authorized
shares ol
meeting,
No
shareholders
special
a
taking
has
stock.
bring
and
to
versus
previous
for 1963
the
Auto
Nashville
&
Sell
To
Bids
will
company's office,
Equipment
at
the
The
St., New York.—V.
220 E. 42nd
corporation
motors
including
198,
proceeds,
Thp
identification
the
motors,
line
two
1956.
work
1961
out¬
and
75
is
the
outboard
leading
rate
use
cut
from
of
full
ounces—Vis
the
oil
models
damage,
exclusive
the
50
197,
p.
hp.,
oil.
100:1
Oil
model
burning
and
incorporates
electric
144.
fouling
resist
McCuiloch
consumption
gasoline
the
electric
450
Ox
Inc.—Shows
Subsidiary Acquisition—
Half
First
These
1963
has
company
sales
on
figures
of
the
first
half
of
The company
has
and
the
of
1963
in
was
costs
As
confident
that
of
should
the
six
second
improvement and
show
profit.
a
loss
of
operations
period.
these
1963
of
both
that
period
and
the
full
year
the
Commerce
Drug
Mercantile
line.—V.
Financial
which
198,
will
be
added
of
L.
Corp.,
business
Kohn,
President
through
diversified
of
the
an
of
of
commercial
is
at
Finance
Sept.
of
common
finance
the
company.
annual
Corp..
of
rate
St.
of
national
Current financing volume
in
1917,
about
Louis,
is
a
$150,000,000.
founded
in
for
for
year
group
the
per
$750,334
full
share,
its
the
This,
Co.—Sales,
$1.33
the
sales
"actively
is
cents
Sharply—
Earnings Up
third
the
with
ended
quarter
net
a
after
profit
share, Mr. F. L. Riggin, Jr., President,
with sales of $18,740,245 and earnings
share,
per
during
third
the
of
quarter
t
1962.
of
share,
per
compared
first
earnings after
with
average
an
decade,
growth through mergers or acquisitions
the
company's present markets and mode
Moore told the analysts.—V. 198,
p. 681.
Mr.
ort.46
at
earnings
past
for
with
or
full year
of security analysts
year of
1963 should
compared with 1962
share.
increased
a
the
for
earnings
a
per
cents
has
12%-
Brass
nine
taxes
months
the
of
of $1,931,688.
$51,587,781.
for
like
and
period
with
$60,535,219,
were
$3.41 per share, compared
of $771,230, or $1.37
or
earnings
net
of
1963
197,
1962.—V.
1317.
p.
National Aeronautical Corp.—Acquisition—
The
corporation
business
of
The
"
through
Manhasset
Triton
marine
will
expanded
by
line
of
marine
be
to
198,
addition
Riddle,
Jr.,
entry into the
given
increased
be
p.
marine
the
entered
has
products, including Loran equipment,
meters and
radio direction finders,
depth
marketed
company's
will
it
I.,
the
M.
that
acquisition of Triton Marine Products, Inc.
N. Y., for an undisclosed amount of cash.
L.
speedometers,
continue
announced
lias
the
Isle,
of
under
new
the
of
label
Triton
electronic
President
products
and
will
lie
the future.
in
announcing his
that Triton dealers
in
Narco,
marine field, stated
technical
and
engineering
support.—V.
102.
National Work-Clothes Rental—Acquisition—
one of the country's largest indus¬
launderers,
with
executive
offices
in
Elizabeth, N. J., has
acquired
Adams
Uniform
Service,
of
Louisville,
Ky.,
Nathaniel
Cohen, President of National Work-Clothes Rental, announced.
Terms
of
the
1957,
the
acquisition
his
stock.
founded
Corp.,
of
told
cents
86
77
Forecast—
that
1962.
earnings
or
which
mold
in
949.386 shs.
National Work-Clothes Rental,
the
exchange
Financial
company
Receivables
in
120.442
2.500,000
l,
trial
13, will result in an expansion
midwest area, according tn LeRoy
Mercantile Financial.
The acquisition was
completed on
financing
Outstanding
$1,900,000
1,500,000 slis.
over
about
them,"
$260,040,
;
Corp.—Acquisition—
Acquisition of Receivables Finance Corp. of St. Louis by Mercantile
Financial
FINANCING
to
195.
p.
Sept.
company's consolidated sales
for
1963
amounted
to
$21,596,165,
James
tablet
day.
a
PRESENT
$1,900,000
31,
per
The
1963
TO
15,
Executive,
that
or
rate
will
serving
fiscal
./■
vitamin-mineral
a
Chief
opportunities
The
new
management
is
will show
a
sub¬
labels
and
___
predicted
12%
for
the
moves
months
tags
EFFECT
par)
$481,192
of
Mueller
introduced
were
incur additional
half of the year.
to
due
Moore
company,
which
of
R.
be' up
FrancisCo
The
1963.
It w?s announced that the Commerce Drug Co.. Inc..
a wholly
subsidiary of Maradel, had reached an agreement for the
purchase of the 26-year-old Ostrex Co." and its English affiliute.
markets
E.
compounded
tax
(no
$540,000
seeking
that
products
new
expect
the second
of
consequence
a
not
in
results
during
a
months
.
Moore Co.—Earnings
will
San
Aug.
price-
75% ;
about
supplies (such as ink, type and
Current production is at the
"2.500,000
company's
reach
of
gummed
tags,
674.
p.
earnings
Loss;
into effect a program of curtailed overhead ex¬
which in their opinion will not sacrifice sales
put
potential.
six
1963
does
expense
incurred
six
tickets,
1, 1976
due May
debs,
shares
198,
Sales
had
of
laws
120,442
The
,
first
the preacquisition
acquired by Maradel
introduction
company
It
that
for
include
companies
product
penses
announced
$6,478,499
of
Nov.
sub.
(E. R.)
net
The
$117,645
the
business originally
string
for
accounted
repairs 5%
GIVING
note
announced.
Products,
40,000,000
due
President
its 75 hp.,
model.—V.
in
labels
______
Common
of
Proposed
common
under
a
tickets,
pin-on
and sundry
;
and
mtge.
conv.
—V.
require
never
plugs
tickets,
and
tags
about
1983
only
to
pin
1972
4 /a%
<
Maradel
of
notes
outboards.
and
Surface-Gap
and
tickets,
line
the
include
first
for
Surface-Gap
ignition
represents
McCulloch's
unusual
solution
a
major problem in operation of larger horsepower outboard
motors—preignitton,
which
causes
power
loss, piston
damage,
scuffed
cylinder
walls,
damaged
spark
plugs
and
even
broken
cylinder heads.
Surface-Gap plugs last up to 10 times longer than conventional
plugs (up to 800 hours) fire cooler to eliminate power loss and
adjusting.
each
(pressure sensitive) labels, button tags, jewelry tags,
tickets and book and ring tickets.
Of total dollar sales in
634%
includes; 11
for each five gallons of
required by conventional
quart
for
amount
Senso
53a %
,
work
McCulloch's
a
face
Authorized
includes special application
motor, the Ox 450 work motor (manual
or
electric)
and the 590 and 630 competition motors.
Fuel costs have always been a sore point with outboard owners,
but
McCuiloch
engineers came up with
a
big-bore, short-stroke
design that develops horsepower more efficiently and economically.
The
new
motors
operate on a low-friction principle
that allows
the
will be
Frederick
by
CAPITALIZATION
light¬
drone
of
kart engines,
manufacturer
line
motor
addition
In
140
the
plant.
new
a
company was
incorporated
1920. and is the successor to
1890
special attachments)
to McCuiloch is one result of a
McCuiloch entered the outboard motor
McCuiloch
hp.
Ox
during
convertible into Monarch stock
are
$30
marking machines 20%
motors, a variety of
two competition motors.
and
motors
in
Products
play and competition, each engineered with emphasis on
low-weight-per horsepower: the 3Va hp. (with or without gearshift),
the 7.V2 hp.
(standard or weedless), the 9)2 hp., the 14 hp., the
28 hp.
(manual or electric); the 50 hp. (manual or electric 1, and
electric
growth
sales
other funds,
together with
of
April 21,
slip-fold
work*
motors—the
on
labels,
Scott,
with
performance
two-cycle, gasoline-powered chain saws,
target plane engines and portable arc welders.-
the
dollar
384.
p.
Kohnle, grandfather of John E.
Kohnle, President of the company. It is the world's largest manu¬
facturer specializing in merchandise
price-marking equipment and
tickets, tags and labels. The company's executive offices and prin¬
cipal plant are at 216 South Torrence Street, Dayton, Ohio.
Scott
since
McCuiloch
only
name
weight,
new
rate
BUSINESS—The
Ohio
1962,
from
consolidation
McCuiloch
high
are
Ox
change
name
The
of
line
the
in
in
expanded
an
fuel economy and exclusive features
horsepower motor.
line
bears
dropped.
entire
The
unveiled
has
the
established
680.
p.
emphasizing
all-new 9'/2
an
biggest
198,
share held.
McCuiloch Corp.—New Outboard Motor Line—
board
coming
million.
biggest sales growth was in the MFG Boat
Divisions.
He
expects these
two
divisions
months.—V.
Net
received
be
the
$26
used for construction of
was reported that
this road plans to sell
equipment trust certificates at competitive
Oct.
9
(12
noon
EDST)
at
the
Sept. 17, 1963 it
$3,750,000 of 1-15 year
bidding.
the company expects
year
which would
For the year just
for
than
plus accrued interest.
Trust Certificates—
On
year
sales
Sept. 20, 1963, McDonald & Co., Cleveland, of¬
fered publicly $2,500,000 of .this firm's 4^% convert¬
ible subordinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1983 at 102
after taxes amounted
to
1962; also a 19% increase.
RR.
the
year's
previous
Body
show
to
The debentures
Louisville
the
Morrison, President,
28.1%
more
for
$20,354,571
over
Monarch Marking System Co.—Debentures Offered
earnings per
share for stockholders amounted
to $1.22
per
share versus the 1962 figures of $1.02; an increase of 20%
in earnings for the year ended July 31, 1963.—V. 197, p. 2153.
-
55%
—On
1963,"
Net earnings
$1,020,000 for
year.
versus
12
of
slightly
stated,
MFG
continue
next
record highs in sales and profits
Sales for" the year amounted
$32,600,000 in 1962,
an
increase of 19.4%
31,
he
to
cif
sales
reported
increase of
an
increase
sales
past,
Chairman,
said
the company "may be
advantage of
acquisition opportunities
July
further
a
announced
ended
year
$39,000,000
over
proposal
of
company
ended
preferred stock which the company's Directors
wide variety of situations."—V. 198, p. 1051.
company
the
to
in
a
Mercantile
Stores, Inc;—Net Up 31%; Sales 35%—
to
puts
Companies, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Loew's
made
The
the
the
able
research
available
has
adapt
The
in
Thornton,
effective
it
'Can
modest
provincial company to an international operation with assets ex¬
ceeding $270,000,000. The company has 85 branches across Canada^
basic
a
of
According to Robert S.
taken
preferred
shares
of Litton
stock are presently outstanding.
Charles
capital of
continue.
a
has
because
The
new
preferred
more
Ostrex
Laurentide
authorized
($1,520,000). The present management will
based
one
key
extracted
Colorado
has
portion of
a
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquisition-
Atomium
Approved—
owned
British company's operations from its present
by
opening
three
to
four
branches
in
the next 12 months.
the
in
Production
now-under-construction
computer revolutionizes the calculation of blood loss and the amount
required for replacement, matters of grave concern to physicians
and surgeons.
All hospitals and medical laboratories will now be
and
company's
action,
The
3,000,000
to
expand
the
which will extract
Sept.
market
stock.
ferred
stantial
location
being
of
MAPCO
in
Plant,
President.
tae equiva¬
right to participate in t.ie
at the end of five
shareholders
approved
a
management
charter to authorize a new class
16,
revising
Daurentide expects to complete the purchase of a majority of the
of
Samengo-Turner Securities
Ltd.
of Rotherwick
House,
Old Bond Street, London, during the month of October and plans
shares
$4,-
Mid-America
of
Molded Fiber Glass Body Co.—Sales Up 55%-—
New Preferred
During
Acq'n—
approximately
components.
by Maradel.
Laurentide Financial Corp. Ltd.—Proposed
On Sept. 12, President Peter Paul Saunders announced
?
resolvers
computing
for
President
17, this pharmaceutical' and chemical manufacturer,
purchased all the shares oi Atomium Corp., Billerica, Mass., medical
diagnostic instrument maker, for an undisclosed amount of
cash, according to an announcement by Edward H. Beardsley, Miles'
sub-miniature servo motors,
including custom made versions of these products.
Gray said
new
technologies developed by Clifton will also be
applicable to industrial processing through electropneumatic servo
precision
Tulsa
Thomas,
nuclear
line of Clifton Precision, which has manufacturing
in Clifton Heights, Pa., and Colorado Springs, Colo., in¬
highly
advanced
flight
control
synchronizers,
synchros,
piston
which
sale of
Kirkeby-Natus originated as National U.
its
Miles
Litton
by
plants
On,
and
to
commercial,
common
paid
the
that
interest
balance
product
plants
cludes
six
Kirkeby-Natus Corp.—N.Y.S.E. Listing—
for
be
to
explained
100%
calculates
business
has
company
to
Clifton share plus the
per
consideration
additional
planned
Japanese Affiliate—
The
employed
be
to
E.
working interest production
leases, the majority of which is
77
Clifton share or in the alternative to receive
$22.50 per
Included
619.
p.
Chemical
&
required
consummation
at
earnings.
increased
for
is
issued
be
of
Co.
The
present
fishing
'Kaiser Aluminum
will
Oil
Robert
to
Gasoline
Bivins
management team.
.
.
Based on prices of Litton common stock at 882.50 per share and
convertible debentures at $123, Glass stated that Clifton
share¬
holders
will
be offered
the election to receive. the equivalent of
the
time
to
time
and
(subject to previously existing and
$19,435,000) of certain oil and
royalty interests, and natural gas liquids
approximately
Abaca
with
Clifton
additional consideration at the end of five years based
formula
a
acquisition
Industries,
securities
receive
will
the
of
Litton
of
from
Westpan
Iowa,
short-term
from
Station
Power
Moines,
Des
amount
will
notes
Moines
Des
Light,
&
Power
500,000
Abaca's
the
the
the
is subject to approval
issuance of a permit
by
by
Commissioner of Corporations of California, and approval by
Directors and shareholders of Clifton Precision Products.
Consummation
the purchase
of
properties,
according
Thomas
of
of
The
Approved—
Commission
Power
production
components
$1,205,000
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Note Sale
producers
Inc.,
Co.,
1963,
Pipeline.
and systems for space vehicles and aircraft,
was announced jointly
on Sept.
13, by John P. Glass, President of
Clifton Precision Products, and Harry J. Gray, Litton Vice-President
and
Chairman of Litton's Components Group.
.Distributors,
Book
International
Products
1,
interests
producing
gas
Acquisition-
purchase by Litton Industries,
the
Precision
Clifton
of
assets
Litton
First Half Profit-
in principal for
Agreement
the
Directors
International Bank of Washington,
Sept.
reserved
500,000,
Litton Industries Inc.—Proposed
electronic
On
of
as
Certain Oil
Co.—Acquires
Sept. 12
MAPCO Production Co., Tulsa, Okla., a whollysubsidiary of Mid-America Pipeline Co., Tulsa, consummated,
owned
facilities and opening of new stores.
The company operates 156 neighborhood grocery stores in Florida
and North Carolina.—V; 197, p. 2463.
provement of
Illinois Consolidated
in
company
for
$3,876,403
Monday, September 23,1963
.
.
accounts
receivable
financing,
inventory
loans
aiui
mortgage financing in the Greater St. Louis area.
The
has a financing volume currently at the annual rate of
$26,000,000.—V. 197. p. 46.
.
increased
period
the
.
chattel
.v-V %•,>,;
V.
35%
to $12,046,796 in the first
nine months of this year compared with $8,948,345 in
1962.
For the third quarter, Li'l General reported earnings of $132,329,
.period of
1963
30—
June
profits of $210,258,
net
Corp.—Annual Report
Supply
Hospital
IPCO
Year
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1138)
company.
National
transaction
were
not
disclosed,
■
said
Cohen
Mr.
represents $600,000 in additional annual sales for
He said
Adams'
business
will be
integrated into
Work-Clothes
Chattanooga.—V.
198.
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p.
existing
in
plants
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and
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Volume
198
Number
6301
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
(1139)
Per
-DIVIDENDS
Century
Dividend
tables
announcements
nounced
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
a
the
In
in which
table
the
separate
dividends
payments previ¬
Chemical
Fund,
Aaronson
Admiral
Bros.
Stores,
Benbow
tTenn.i
Dynamics
Standard
Alberta
Alleghany
Co
Corp.,
preferred
6%
Thermal
Corp.
Allyn .& Bacon,
S-30
10-15
1
10-
30c
—
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-20
30c
tquar. i—_—
—
10-
50c
10-
1
9-26
9-17
20c
ts-ai______
lnc._
Almar
9-30
10-
720c
:
'
Co.__
Gas
9-27
10-15
10c
—_____
——
Mold
Natural
7
10-15
17 Vac
11-
l
10-11
1
$3.75
preferred
4%
Co.
2nd
Bank
American
Book
American
(quar.)_
:•—
(quar.).
—
tincreased u
Stationery
Co.
Enka
American
(quar.)___
Corp.
Mutual
and
income
:—____
31c
of
(quar. i
(6c from
Fund
31c
from
shareholders
gains,
American
Bank
(Chicago)
(Initial
American
Natural
American
5%
American
3rd
and
States
Common
45c
3%c
11- 1
10-15
10-11
10- 1
9-23
10-
5
payment
2
Cincinnati
Ins.
preferred
10-29
9-30
40c
Co.
Citizens
1
10-
9-20
10-15
1
11-
10- 8
10-15
Gard
Development
(quar.)
Co.
tquar.)—
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
5V2%
9-23
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
5c
Corp
Anglo-Newfoundland
Class
9-30
12VaC
Ansul
Chemical
$1.25
31 Vic
(quar.)
1st
___
10-30
9-14
10-11
77V2C
7VaC
11-
10-
10-15
713c
1
7
9-30
10-15
10- 2
|.$0.001
10-15
10-
$1.37J/2
—
Approved
Arizona
Finance
Public
(quar.)__
11- 1
10-11
9-25
10-18
9-27
9- 9
i
(quar.)
Service,
3c
25c
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
20c
27V/2C
1212-
1
$2.50
preferred
(quar.);
62V2C
12-
1
2
11-
$2.36
preferred
tquar. 1
59c
12-
1
11-
common
(quar.j
—
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
$2.40
preferred
preferred
series
A
(quar.)
series
B
(quar.)
$2.75
$2,625
preferred
Arrow-Hart
Associated
&
Stores
Acceptance
preference A
Thrift.
Plan
Nichols
Stock
$1.20
prior
CoDurn
tquar.>_
of
iquar.)_
(quar.t____
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
1
111111-
1
1
1
12-
1
60c
5c
lc
10-15
9-20
10-10
9-30
9-23
7-15
9-30
9-19
736c
27'/2C
93%c
101011-
1
1
1
9-23
9-20
10- 4
717V2C
10c
10-
1
11-
1
9-14
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-17
of
10-
10-
1
9-19
10-15
—
Y.)
50c
25c
30c
10-10
9-30
10-15
9-30
9-30
10- 7
9-27
9-20
9-30
9-16
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Nutley
<N. J.)
Shares, Inc., 6% prior pref.
6% prior preference B tquar.I
Bank
National
(Montclair,
Life
Bankers
Insurance
A
(quar.)
15c
15c
7V2%
(Louisville),
Inc.
com._
10-24
9-24
9-27
9-13
$3
11-
1
10-15
Common
$1.50
2-1-64
1-15
$1.50
5-1-64
4-15
50c
10-15
IOV2C
10-15
10-
5
9-
9
Bankers
Trust
Co.
Properties,
Baxter
(N.
Y.)
class A
Laundries,
8%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
(accum.)
$1
9-23
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)
Eelgium Stores, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)_
717 V2C
725c
11- 1
10- 1
10-15
Berkshire
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)—__—
common
preferred
tquar.):
preferred
<quar.)_
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co., 4V2%
Bostitch,
Inc., class A
Bourbon
Stock
Yard
.7)—
Brazilian
Traction
com.
payment
hertz
9-18
$1.12V2
10-
10-10
9-27
10-
9-20
1
10-15
10-
75c
10-15
2
10-
1
9-25
10-
4
N.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.
17VaC
(quar.)
5c
10c
7225/2C
9-30
10-15
10-
4
9-19
9-25
9-13
12-20
12-
6
10-15
10-
1
<quar.)_.—
Co.
(increased)
9-20
10-10
9-20
22V2c
Hat
1
10c
10-15
10-
10-
1
7V2C
CMP
Industries
CTS
Corporation
(quar.)
Portland
California
Water
Cement
&
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-15
15c
(quar.)
15c
10-18
9-30
$1.25
,
(increased-quar.)
California
11-
20c
Extra
10-10
9-27
10-
1
Telephone—
9-25
10-
S-18
(Los
9-30
9-26
2JC
11-15
2UC
10-
1
3be
10-
1
f4uar.)
9-20
|
9-16
Angelesi—
5
9-25
60c
(s-ai_.
10-
10-
1
(Puerto
Co., 4%
pfd.
Refining Co.
Oil
30c
1
12-
1
)0c
initiali_
1
Royalty. Oil
1
preferred
iquar.)
Continental Aviation &
Quarterly
,
Continental
Continental
Controls
Press
C.
Daffin
De
Corp.
of
&
Tr.
Dean
(J.
S.)
&
Co.,
10-10
10-10
11-
preferred
tquar.)
51c
11-
11-
1
10-
1
10-25
10-
2
10-25
10-
2
11-25
11-
Dividend
and
11-29
5%
from
net
Drew
10-
4
10-25
10-
2
$4.80
10-25
9-30
1
9-20
11-22
10-14
10-31
11-
1
9-30
10-
4
bearer
9.30
11-14
9-30
10-
1
9-16
14c
11-
1
10-15
Equity
$4
convertible
Ero
New
Series
10-15
9-30
Series
S-3
13 V4 c
10-25
10-
10-4
1
9-24
12-
2
11-15
9-30
9-16
7c
9-15
8-30
10-15
10-31
10-15
11-
10-15
10-
1
25c
(quar. i_
1
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
4
10-15
9-30
10 c
10-15
9-30
YzC
10-25
712 Vac
10-31
——
(quar.)
22
10-
1
9-30
time).
Stockholders approve
New common .(initial
Exchange
National
a
quar.)
(Olean,
10-
2
9-20
10-26
3 8 Vic
N.
National
9-27
25c
Finance,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-
Cap
&
Set
9-21
.
of
Connecticut
First
Oklahoma
Florida
Mutual
Florida
Public
4%%
Mills
Fort
I.
of
Fort
of
(quar.)
(Interim
(quar.)
Canadian
9-30
Fresnillo
deposit
Inc.
tax
9-30
10-25
9-27
9-27
9-16
9-30
9-20
10-
9-13
1
9-20
9-25
Genera)
Electric,
Co.
Ltd
1
9-23
10-
1
9-23
10-15
11-22
1
10-1
Canadian
International
Common
6%
Cannon
Capital
Power
Corp.,
Ltd
9-30
Great
11-
1
9-30
9-27
9-19
9-27
Motor
10-
1
9-21
10-15
9-30
Railway—
pfd.
10-18
10-
8
710c
(quar.)
(Oakland,
10-25
10-
3
10-25
$1.19
10-15
10-
3
9-30
voting
pfd.
Bank
(San
9-30
11-19
9-30
&
preferred
Lakes
(initial
Towing
Gustin-Bacon
preferred
Canada
Mfg.
(quar.)
Investment
—
10-15
10-
8
1st
Hamilton
Hanes
(P.
Class
5%
B
9-30
9-20
15c
9-30
9-20
Missouri
(J.
preferred
Harzfields,
53/i%
Heinz
Inc.
class
10-
1
9-13
9-20
9-12
9-20
8-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
9-30
9-16
9-20
(quar.)
Siddeley
(Canada),
preferred
(H.
J.)
(monthly)
10-15
10-
11-
8
9-23
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
„
9-20
9-24
10-15
1
10-
9-30
(quar.)
1
income).
N.
9-20
9-26
10-
1
20c
10-
1
9-23
10c
10-28
9-30
pfd.
taccum.)
(Wash.)
common
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
27'/ac
10-
1
9-20
10-
7
9-20
1
9-20
9-30
9-23
Ltd.—
25c
10-
7
9-23
10-
1
{9-23
10-15
9-27
10-
9-19
$1.07V2
(quar.)
Co.,
9-20
9-24
1
97V'2C
10-
1
710c
Ltd.—
Corp
10-
1
9-20
9-40
9-20
5c
(N. J.)
9-19
9-30
9-20
9-16
9-
9-30
25c
Co.
9-20
7
I
Consolidated—
15c
Inc.
10-
$1.75
10r
1
9-13
1
9-13
9-27
10-15
9-30
+31 Vie
(quar.)
"_
10-10
25c
(quar.)
10-15
7c
Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Murphy Finance
(quar.)
5%
Murray Ohio Mfg.
iquar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (stock
Nassau
Fund
Bank
National
Fuel
&
dividend)
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-24
10%
9c
Trust
National
(Norwich, N. Y.)___
plus
State
Bank
Banking Co.
(Newark,
N.
12-
40c
12-13
10-15
9-30
1
9-19
10-
1
25c
Mills
6
9-19
9-30
9-23
20c
tquar.)
dividend____
a
10-
4
9-27
9-30
9-10
1%
:
9-27
a
stock
shares..
•:
Co.
(N.
9
9-27
9-20
Y.)—
———-
———
10-
1(1- 1
—
Casualty
Co.,
class
(quar.)
class
A
9-27
9-24
—
preferred <quar.)__
Structural Steel—
A
9-24
S1-2^
$1.37V2
10- 1
9-24
749c
9-30
9-20
——
16Vic
10-15
9-30
$1.25
A
prior
Finance,
9-27
—
Times
B
6V2%,pref.
4
two-for-one split
dividend on the in-
approve
25%.
10-
5c
York
Norac
4
,9-13
J.)1I~~'
(quar.)
Consolidated
Semi-annually
5V>%
9-30
(N.J.)
35c
Amsterdam
Class
10-
32Vjc
(quar.)
Terminals
creased
New
10-31
10-
Gas
Quarterly
National
9-30
25c
30c
:
National Newark & Essex
Niagara
ro
10-10
4
Mount
New
9-20
9-30
10-
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
10-
3
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i
Foolds
10-15
1
9-17
i
765c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Stockholders
9-20
9-20
7$1.25
Light—
Cafeterias
Stock
1
9-25
9-20
5c
series)
pfd.
&
preferred
9-18
0
23c
30c
9-20
10-
25c
9-26
»
25c
Quarterly
1
9-30
1
2V2C
9-30
1
1
10-
735c
iquar.)
Morrison
9-30
10-
50c
Y.)—
Extra
10-31
t$1.43%
7$1.433/4
10-15
—
Bank & Trust
9-18
10-
15c
1
Quarterly
1
9-30
10-
6V3C
11-
10-15
10-
Barge'Line
&
S.)
National
11-15
56 Vic
$1.25
A
9-21
9-16
5c
National
Morton
20c
(quar.)
Equities,
-9-15
1
1
75c
Cement
4
20c
common.
prior
preferred
10-
17c
Co.,
;
(quar.)___
Inc.
Materials
10-21
715c
common.
1
1010-
Mohawk
(quar.)
preferred
7%
25c
10-
$1.25
York—
Valley,
(Canada l
(1961
Valley
Common
722 Vac
722V-2C
(initial)
Knitting
(Locust
Stores
Power
$3.90
8
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
the
New
investment
Enterprises,
4
25c
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg.
of
____:
net
Bank
conv.
10-
762 Vic
Brass,
5%
Hawker
10c
5%
Mississippi
Nebraska
Hahn
Co.
■
___•
Ltd.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Investors Trust—
Mines,
10-
Corp.
quar.)___
Co
1
1
9-16
$2.50
:
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5Va%
10-18
5%
Co.AVz^e
1110-
9-30
10c
:___V_L__;
of Western
preferred
10-15
$1.50
12-10
10-15
40c
quar.)__
Extra
$1.50
(quar. )___
Francisco)
9-30
7$1
60c
Montclair
20c
dividend
Union
Hanover
Calif.)
Transport—
(quar.)_—
$6
National
Britain
Handleman
$1.25
75c
Bank
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
9-19
30c
Wisconsin
cony,
10-15
750c
4c
(quar.)
4%%
Power,
Valley Nat'l
Common
6%>
Great
10c
Quarterly
Central
9-20
775c
_
Kansas
9-27
1
Gate
9-27
10-21
40c
Monarch
Ltd.—
(1956)
Extra
Central
10-28
725c
Clinchfield & Ohio
(Guaranteed)
(quar.)'
Central
Co.,
(quar.)
Shoe Co.
(quar.)
Investments
Asbestos
Corporation,
Golden
5%
Commerce
Carolina,
Cassiar
Gera
735c
of
.
preferred
$6
$1.30
Modern
lie
;
9-26
1
10-15
6c
-
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.i
Trust
from
Metropolitan
Midnite
10-
$1.50
11-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
McCabe Grain, Ltd.
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
Minnesota
$1
(quar.)
10-14
9-16
(Tenn.)—
stock split)
Markets,
common
6%j. preferred
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
10-15
(One-for-55
15c
Waterworks Corp.—
voting preferred (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)__-_
10-
Investments—
(quar.)
Imperial Bank
Forbes
Y. I
(Quarterly
Motorola,
Land
Co.
Electric,
17 VaC
Company, Inc,, class B pfd.
Coal
1 9-30
S1.12V2
dividcndi..
Company
9-16
"
Gauley
9-30
10-15
October
Quarterly
9-23
11VL9
quar.)
10-15
9-20
;
$1.20
iN.
1
12-13
$0,767
9-30
15c
Midland
10-
of
receipts
9-27
25c
(quar.)
(9-30
Trust—
(increased
&
Coal
Valley
Mitchell
(increased
preferred
9-30
10-15
12V2c
(stock
Marine Trust Co.
4.30%
Company
(quar.)
Restaurants
(quar.)__
Frisch's
9-16
25c
non-resident
9-30
10-15
10c
Insurance
Marine
9-23
Co.—
African
10-15
1
5c
(quar.)
Corporation
10-11
•
Frito-Lay,
Grand
Increased
Canadian
Mahoning
9-30
28c
(quar.)
9-30
10-
45c
4V/2%
in
common
10-15
10c
7Va% )
1
710c
New
Mar ley
18c
9-30
10-15
25c
Theatres, Ltd.
Lone Star Brewing iquar.)
Longhorn
Portland
Cement...
9-23
12 VaC
10-15
32c
stock 1
or
(Marcus)
9-27
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
American
10-
768%c
Oil
Maritime
:
10-30
3c
split
stockholders
Loew's
9-27
9-30
15c
common
interest
(monthly)..
Pennsylvania—
subject to approval of
of
&
Casualty
Quarterly
Livingston
12-26
A
(quar.)
Life
9-25
America—
South
Gannett
class
and
beneficial
Assurance
Fivc-for-four
10-15
4c
(quar.)
preferred
1-17
10-15
3IV4C
&
Estate
of
9-25
payment omitted at this time
Geduld Mines Ordinary Shares.
payment of Rand 0.60 per share
State
1
Ltd
Shares
10-15
2c
preferred
'
19-30
Insurance
(quar.)
Liberty Real
9-25
11c
Inc
Co., common
10-15
14c
Lehman Corporation
Lerner Stores Corp.,
9-19
35c
(quar.)
Worth
12-26
2-1-64
1%
(quar.)
Accident
common
Lanvin-Parfums. Inc.
10-31
75c
Co.
C.
;
Corp.
Worth
Dividend
less
&
Champagne, Inc.___
United Bakeries, com.
(quar.)
Matinecock
Fund
convertible
Free
B.
Utilities
convertible
Steel
11-
Mines
on
preferred
9-27
6c
Bancorporation,
preferred
$1.12
5%
S.
12-12
11-21
dep. receipts)
Mayfair
income)
Geneva Corp.
National Bank
j 9-20
56c
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
First
Florida
(Amer.
preferred
(optional—cash
Langendorf
11-15
4
investment
11-21
4
40c
z
Wines
10-15
(Pa.)—
dividend
First
31 Vic
Ltd.—
Salle
15c
Screw
First
1
(quar.)
La
30c
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.—
Co.
5
5
10-
3 %
Hotels
65c
iquar.)_
Quarterly
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.)—
(From
1212-
7V2c
(quar.)
B-2
$1.37 Vi
(monthly).
common
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.
10-
Lake
Power,
dividend
5c
Mortgage Assn.
:9-30
933/4C
Shops (quar.i
Keystone Custodian Funds,
$1.25
Services
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
(quar.),
5V'2%>
9-20
10-15
$2
common
Mac-Andrews
30c
Federal
(9-20
1
10-14
Y.)—
Quarterly
Corporation
19-23
1
$2
Telephone Co., 5%
Luminall Paints, Inc.—
two-for-one split
Bank
1
10-
50c
Lorain
Eversharp, Inc.—
1
Co.,
Stock
4
$1
10c
,
Ferry
(quar.)
com.
Kenwin
$1.80
7c
this
1010-
(111.)—
S-3
Series
24c
at
1
.
9-30
40c
<quar.)_
dividend
10-18
(quar.)
omitted
payment
10-
Chicago 1—
30c
common
Electric
Stock
11-15
England, cl. A (quar.)
Co.
1
10-15
$1.20
Services,
Kennedy's, Inc., $1.25
Kentucky Central Life
15c
17 Vac
Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Manufacturing—
i,
11-
A
Kansai
Knott
&
(Common
5%
1
common
Ltd
preferred
25c
—
)
)
iquar.)
Bros.,
Tea Co.,
9-30
9-18
5%.
common
preferred
(quar.).
Sault Electric
Enamel
31c
Red
Diversified
A
10-15
(monthly)—
B
Edison
Building
Casualty
Investors
Life
Edgcomb Steel of
11-
4c
(quar.)
&
Jenkins
Jewel
9-30
»
(Phila.)—
semi-annual
5c
______
80c
pref.
Fire
Increased
9-26
General
Bread
Interstate
9-23
15c
Express
Economics Laboratory,
10-15
50c
9-30
;
A
9-20
.
America
Corp.,
preferred
9-30
$1.25
class
*8-30
9-26
$25c
income
North
Exchange
10-15
(Two
income)___
Investments
<
Corp.,
Eazor
1
$2.75
of
Bakeries
30c
held )_„
investment
9-16
lc
50c
25c
A
(monthly)
Dunham-Bush (stock dividend)
1
Canada
Co.
'
:
loe
_
Fund
investment
25c
.
;
dividend).
1
tax
pfd. (quar.)
(increased )_____
five
income
Coke
&
Johnny-on-The-Spot Central, Inc.
15c
(quar. 1
10-10
19-12
I)
Quarterly
334%
per
tquar.)_
Properties
10-
Campbell
From
Interstate
10-
Boston, Inc..—
from net investment
Quarterly
4
10-18
10-10
9-19
of
Institutional Growth
10-
1
50c
Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred
iquar. i__
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
10-31
Class
10-
9-20
Fund
11-
20C
70c pfd.
(quar.i
Anglo Investment Corp.—
&
preferred
1
9-30
iquar.)
Inland
11-20
10K31
20c
Products, Inc.,
Dominion
1
37VaC
Sugar
Shares, Inc. (11c from capital gains
2Vic
Doeskin
11-
(quar.)
Imperial
5
64c
(stock
10-10
11-
11-14
every
10-10
1
11-
(quar.)______
Mines deferred
Sons
for
11-
52 Vac
35c
__
Ltd.
shares
11-
55V4C
757 VaC
(quar.)_
••••
International Bridge (quar.)_
Developers Small Business Investment Corp. I
D1 Giorgio Fruit
(quar.
new
30c
5834c
53Vic
20c
Detroit
Distillers
9-20
iquar.i_
(quar.i
10c
Phipps Stores, Inc., 512%
Dillon
9-20
.>
iquar. 1
Insurance
(Toronto)
Edison Co.
r
iquar. i
share)
Detroit
1
9-27
preierred
Insurance
(quar.i
Brass
10-
preierred
20c
Aluminum &
133a»c
8-30
preierred
•Quarterly
Independent Coal
American shares
Dean & Company (quar.)
Detroit
1
,
1
4.20%
Co.
payment of Rand 0.50
South African non-resident
per
;
10-
<accum. 1
common
10-
;
7$1.62,a
(quar.i
10-15
(quar,)
less
7.275
11-
Gas
Co.,
9-20
10-15
/
4.26%
Corp.—
(interim
share
8c
,
1
4.42%
"I_
Eeers Consolidated
shares
70-10
10-
City,
25c
preferred
11-15
(quar. I
System, class A
(Jersey
3
9-27
25c
(quar.)
Transit
10-24
;
preftned
Class
D.
18c
Western
Power
Income
Products
Cuneo
9-16
9-16
$1
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
9-20
•
9-13
5c
Corp.
5V£%
57 Vac
Engineering
America
9-20
30c
4.70%
30c
of
Life
Illinois
9-24
9-30
10c
iquar.)
lOrganicsi
11-19
1
Motors
Co.
Crown
30c
$1.25
Mfg.,
I.
9-24
10-
9-26
2 oc
Bank
4
10-10
25c
11-29
1
National
4
10-
6»4C
Wholesale Groceries
iquar.i
husky Oil Co. Ltd.—
6Va1st preferred (quarvi-
C.
1
9-27
,
25c
(quar.i
12-1
_
Illinois
10-
3c
Co.
(quar.i*
County National Bank
12-10
(s-a 1
increased-quar.
20c
annual)
Sound
Hycon
4
9-30
America—
01
10-
Hudson
8
10c
Corp.
30c
10-
Co.—
1
Allison
76c
.
__
4%.
$1.20
California
(annual
(increased
715c
■
.Extra
Corn
10-23
10-10
5c
8c
Building, Ltd., com.
preferred A (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas
iquar. >,
9-23
11-
11-15
13c
1
iquar. 1
B
J.i
10-15
2
iquar. 1
Instrument
A
N.
1
12-
$1
_
(quar.)
6%
Consolidated
10-
25c
(quar.i
Consolidated
A
(Edward) Lumber (quar.i
Hooam, Inc., class A iquar.i__
Hudson
11-
4.08%
Loan
Rico 1
class
Crnss
I.
'
35c
30c
9-25
(Roanoke)
_
:
Hints
10-15
______
Inc., 6% pfd.
National Bank
,
Commonwealtn
Common
$1.24
Electrical
6c
Payable of Rec.
{
<quar.i__.
(quar.)
6c Appley,
Corporation
hoo.t-n
62 VaC
lEnglevvoodi
Bank
Co.,
Commonwealth
General
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preierred
Class
1
at
Paper, class A tquar.i__.
Clearing House Inc. iquar. 1
CommonweaHn
Financial -1reduced)
Flour
7$!.50
Engineering
tquar.)
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
Building Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
Burroughs
(J.
P.)
& Sons
(quar.)
M.)
1
20c
80c
(annual)
Brown
(A.
9-30
9-30
20c
(quar.)
<quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Byer-Rolnik
10-15
10-15
10-15
5c
30c
iquar.t
Yards
Bank
American
Finance
Light & Power—
preference
(Ralph
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Brandy wine Raceway, Assn.
Byers
Herman
9-25
Holder*
When
Share
Products—
pieferreti
Hickok
011
Quarterly
9-30
9-30
10-15
20c
_
preferred
Co.
9-30
9-19
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Bear Stores, class A
Bobbs-Merrill
30c
9-25
$1,469
$1.25
5%%
5%
Brodie
9-18
10-14
4%
1
45c
Federal
5c
Common
6%
dividend
Galion
■
Falk
____
Southern,
9-27
Co.—
J.)
(stock dividend)
Life Insurance Society Co.
N.
Security
(New York)
10-
9-20
9-20
50c
Bank
Bankers
9
40c
25%
(quar.)
A.
(N.
Georgia
10-
__
dividend)
N.
Commerce
50c
50c
9
9
—
(quar.)
California,
Bankers
11-
1
1
30c
pfd.
.
class
Corp.
of
Bank
1
1212-
5 %
7%
common
(quar.)
Electric
(stock
Bank
1 2-
60c
68%c
655/sC
10c
Co.,
B
Balder
Binks
6t.
■_
Credit
Colonial
Dominion
(quar.)
Welt,
Bancohio
6%
(stock
Stock
National
Quarterly
Class
Backstay
Bank
—
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1
Ltd.—
Corp.,
dividend
Auto-Soler
Class
—_
.
Corp.,
&
11- 1
11-1
1
30c
(quar.)—
City Sewerage
(quar.)
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd.
Atlantic
Austin
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
Atlantic
—
(quar.)
Ltd
Foods,
Corp.
1
$1.08%
—.
Electric
Hegeman
Grit
Atkinson
—^
—
series C
Food
Associated
Atlas
7 '<
.
preferred series B
Research, Inc
Applied
2nd
9-18'
9-18
1
Howe
National
Citizens
(Indianapolis)-—
(quar.)
taken
(Initial-quar.
25c
tquar.)—
1
1
10-
Inc.—
Union
Common
on
quar.)
Corp.
Per
Name of Company
Hercules
10-
time)
Container
32'/2c
split)
(increased
4th
preferred
Andy
10-
Seal-Kap—
2nd,
$1.25
10-16
11-
Co.—
Trust
10-for-l
Gas
8
11-30
Bernardino)
quarterly
after
common
&
11- 8
156c
25c
37c
(San
Bank
1
12-
in
.
National
12-13
capital
have
may
725c
3'uc
:
Quarterly
new
(quar.)
;
National
12-10
1-1-64
investment
capital
stock)
American
30c
93%c
1
10-
Commerce
Ltd.—
Department Stores, class A
American
lieu
Canada,
preferred
American
7-:%'
(quar.)—_—___—
of
preferred
1st
4V2%>.
Big
this
10-
25c
Combined Locks
payment omitted at this time.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common
iquar.j_
Aluminum
action
of Rec.
75c
5%, preierred
iquar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Rainwear—
-(Common
Basic
(No
Holders
,
10-15
56 V'4 c
tquar.)
i^uarierly lrom net investment income)
Chemung canal Trust (Ehnira, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Chicago. Great Western Kv.—
Payable of Rec.
5c
iquar.)
ts-ai
.
Aero-Flow
Allied
70c preferred
Holders
5c
Inn
Extra
Akron
Share
When
pfd. stquar.)
plu. iquar.)
5%
Payable
17 V2C
70c
1 quar.i
Leasing
Per
Inc..
preierred
Chanuier
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Company
4 Va %.•
Corp.,
Gotnam
' preferred
6 ',a
an¬
payment date.
Name of
Ciiaobourn
follow with
Then
show
we
two
in
the
Acceptance
When
Share
Name of Company
-
7
—
(quar.)
I
8
The Commercial and-.Financial Chronicle
(1140)
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
'
Ltd
N.
American Fund of Canada,
North
Nortn
(Ridgewood,
'lrust
jersey
Share
$7c
J.)
Power,
(quar.)
com.
Snoe
(quar.)
Colony Insurance .(Boston)
National Corp.. Partic. class
Old
Old
Class
B
(quar.j„—
Inc.
Originala,
(quar.)
A (quar.)
--
—
(quar.)
——---
9-30
10-15
40c
Ltd.
Co.,
Sugar
Electric
Pacific
Gas
&
Pacific
Gas
Transmission
Pacific
Power
&
Chemical
Park
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4.277c
Light,
(initial)
pfd.
:_■
(M. F.)
Supply
(quar.)
C.) (quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—
Subject to approval of stockholders and
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
(J.
Penney
declare
may
for
of
split
stock
a
9-19
10-1
10C
10-15
10-4
10r24
10-10
Aluminium,'Ltd.,
4747o
Aluminum
&
9-30
9-30
Suburban
9-30
9-30
SuCrest
10-15
9-30
Sun Finance
Co.
10-30
10-4
75c
33c
33c
10-
6%
Corp.
(Md.)
9-20
10-11
Class
10-25
10-11
10-31
10-16
Amerace
9-27
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
Stock
10-10
9-27
9-10
3c,
L
Securities
Pickwick Organization
dividend
Stock
Credit
Pioneer
(s-a)
————
9-20
30c
11-
1
4
10-
(quar.)
Ry.
(quar.)
9-10
10-31
10-15
9^20
10-15
10-4
American
Brake
10-15
10- 4
American
Can
9-19
Industries
10-15
9-24
10-15
9-24
10-21
10-14
1
Class
9-20
Class
this lime).
pfd. (accum.)
payment omitted
Utilities Mfg., 572 7c
Prentice-Hall
11-
10-11
Unarco
11-
10-14
Unilever
11-
10-14
Brand
President
(Interim
Rand
of
10-15
Brothers
Primex
&
11-29
11-15
class A
Equities,
Producing properties, Inc., com.
67c
preferred (liquidating)
Prom Motor Hotel,
class A iquar.)
$5.40
Publishers
Puritan
Co.,
.—_—
pfd.
5%
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_——
(quar.)
—
6%
Sportswear
Corp.
Distribution
(quar.)
9-30
Union
County
9-30
Union
Gas
11-
10-
1
7
9-30
10-15
United
U.
S.
guilders
(4-for-3
Research
Richardson
Corp..
Metal
Products
River
Brand
Rice
known
Now
dustries,
quar.)_
Cos.
Bank
N.
Y.)
Extra—
:__
10-10
11-15
1
9-26
9-26
9-19
9-18
as
Mfg.,
Stock
Cotton
Ltd.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
10-11
11-
1
11-
1
10-11
10-21
10-7
Co.
Gas
1
Electric
&
F
1
9-20
$25c
$10c
10-
1
9-20
10-
3
9-16
preferred H
10-16
10-
4
10-16
10-
4
25c
10-25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J
(quar.)_
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
4.107e
1
5.50%
preferred L (quar.)
Dutch
Petroleum
(interim)
10-
4
$1
$1.02 72
Co.,
(quar.)
1
7%
1
9-26
10-
Welkom
Gold
American
Wells
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-8
$1.183/4
$1.0272
$1.23%
$1.37 72
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
West
10-15
9-26
10-
1
2
72c
Will
Holding
Williamson
10-19
10-
$1.25
split)
10-19
7
10-
9-30
Quarterly
World
Ltd.,
Industries
Color
Saladmaster
Sams
San
Corp.
W.)
(Howard
Diego
75c
Yards
Stock
&
I
9-30
American
11-19
9-20
1
9-20
6%
10-
472%
preferred
5 7c
7%
Brewery
Inc.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Lock Co.
lquar.)__
j
&
York
action
$4.50
taken
Second
Press
Co.
iPhila.)
(quar.)_—
Haven)
(quar.)
of
Long
10- 4
10- 4
30c
9-16
10- 1
9- 5
9-20
10c
10-10
9-13
$4
10-
1
9-20
Anchor
15c
10-
1
Class
American
(H.
New
&
net
Shares
(increased
Trust
of
investment
s-a)
(J.
Trust
income)
M.)
Co.
Co.
10-
1
9-20
9-14
9-30
Freight
State
Steel
preceding
9-24
ALD,
1
9-19
35c
10-
1
9-13
50c
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
9-30
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-29
9-30
1
10-15
10-31
9-30
10-29
10-14
33c
12-17
12-
6
10c
11-
1
9-30
$2
11-
1
9-30
9-20
15c
9-30
10-11
9-27
9-27
9-10
10-
25c
(quar.)_
Inc
10c
25c
9-20
7
10-
10-31
26 7tc
(increased)
Steel
Acme
10_
10-21
10-15
5
9-20
1
10.<
4
9-30
B
Company
Hocking. Glass,
Anchor
preferred
Post
50c
10-
1,
9-17
20c
10-
Class
preference
"A"
preference
B
Ltd./ class
class
dividend
Bank
Bank
Parts
A
A
;
Adams
Express
Aeroquip
Aetna
&
Trust
Corp.
Co
Corp.
Finance
Co.
(Boston)
& Surety Co.
(increased)
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Co.
Ca.
Quarterly from net investment income
Inc.
Alabama
Gas
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Class
A
674%
preferred
5.75%
Alco
_
(quar.)_
preferred
Products
(quar.)_____
Algoma
10-10
All-State
9-27
Stock
10-29
9-27
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel
9-30
9-13
Allegheny
Pepsi
Allegheny
Power
Allied
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Steel
1
9-30
9-27
10-10
9-27
$4.65
9-30
9-16
$1.75
10-14
9-
10- 1
1010-
1
1
$1.25
10- 1
$25c
11-15
10-
1
1
1
9-30
10-
Cola
Rubber
System
Arts
(quar.)
9-20
9- 3
9-27
10-15
2
10-31
12-
2
10-31
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-
(quar.)_
11-
9-16
!: i
$1.18
9-16
l
35c
10-
9-16
10-15
1
9-
6
10-11
10-25
1272c
:
9-16
10-
10-
35c
(quar.)
9-16
9-16
25c
9-30
9-'9
$30c
$20c
(quar.)
Cos.
1
10-1
9-15
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
10-
35c
(quar.)—
9-30
$$1.50
$16V4C
(quar.)
.
65c
8c
(quar.)
t
9
9-16
9-19
10-10
10c
(quar.)
9-
10-25
10-
9
11-15
10-30
10-15
10-
Financial
Corp.
1
25c
Corp/Ltd.
City Electric
(quar.)
Company
(quar.):
9-30
9-10
7V2C
(quar.)
Acceptance
9-27
9-13
9-16
$20c
(quar.)
9-
4
37c
10-15
9-19
25c
^
10-
9-17
1
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
Common
$1.20
(quar.)
;
preferred
Atlantic
Automatic
:
Canteen
Ltd.,
Co.
of
,/
572%
pfd.
(s-a)
8-10
1
$30c
10-
1
9-10
12-
2
11-15
America—
Resumed
10c
Automatic
Fire
Alarm
Automatic
Steel
9-27
9-13
40c~
9-20
8-23
10-18
Products—
New
6%
(quar.).
preferred (1959 series)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Avondale Corp.
(reduced).:
Axe-Houghton
Ayshire
Stock
Collieries
Fund,
T.
U.
Bacharach
Increased
«.___
(s-a)
—
Inc., 5%
Wilcox
ser. A pfd.
(quar.)___
Industrial
quarterly
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
Baldwin-Montrose
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
1
9-20
3c
9-27
9-
6
9-20
9-
6
5c
10-
1
10-
1
_________
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
12-16
/
r
1772C
9-20
9-30
.
62V2C
50c
Co.—
___.
(quar.)
10-
8-31
25c
43c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Instrument
Chemical,
9-30
10c
I
(quar.)
Inc.
(qufcr.)
Engineering
(B. T.)
(quar.)
10-30
$34%c
(quar.)
preferred
57a%
B.
7V2C
$43%c
$3772C
$31 %c
(increased-quar.)
Telephone, Ltd., 7%
pfd.
(quar.)
common
Avalon
,
10-
$20c
$55c
(quar.)_
Wholesalers.
Corporation
8%c
9-30
10-20
12-
13c
Bacardi
9- 6
8
10c
Atlantic
9-13
9-30
10-10
iquar.)
Atlantic
9-16
47VaC
11-
1
(quar.)
&
(quar.)_
2
$1.37
(quar.)
Investment
Co.
Babbitt
1
12-
t7%c
$772c
$6272C
$677iC
$65c
preferred
Babcock
9-30
9-13
11-
J
Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)—
1-31
10-
3
9-30
$1.08
(quar.)
Corporation, Ltd.
8-31
5c
9-16
9-
$40c
Industries
9-30
50c
1
9-27
2072c
1"
Co.
2-28-64
(quar.)
6
3
9-16
9-30
10-
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
quar.)_
Bottling Co.
9-16
$70c 7
(quar.)
dividend)——
(increased
(stock
9-30
9-27
35c
(quar.)
Co.
3%
Ltd.
Corp.
9-
$56 74C
Mills,
Constable
Atlantic
9-25
9-6
9-6
8-30
10-
9-18
9-27
$1.1674
Temple,
Atico
'10-18
10-18
9- 9
10-10
9-16
9-26
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
Products
10-18
11-15
11-15
9-30
20c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stationery Supply Co.
Truck
Lines, class A
Atliey Products Corp. (quar.)
9-13
$$1.5674
$$1.43%
9-10
10- 4
10-18
Associated
9-23
10- 1
10- 1
10-
$1
preference
preferred
Mortgage
9-16
1
10- 1
10- 1
9-11
8-30
Associated
9-25
10-
10-
$1.50
10c
(quar.)
Associated
9-13
9-6
10-15
9-11
10-
10-
Light—
Associated
9-16
1
5
90c
(quar.)
$1.1272
$40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Credit
10-21
10-
5
9-
Power—
Associated
9-6
1
9-
40c
Paper
&
&
672%
10-
10-
10-
2272c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Power
5.48 %
Armour
6%
3
&
preferred
Asbestos
8-15
9- 3
10- 1
6
25c
;
preferred
4.32%-
Ash
9-13
9-30
11c
25c
*
dividend
Graphic
10-
10c
11-1
Inc.,
472%
___L.
(quar.)
Chemical
Aldens,
,
_________
10-15
10rl5
4c
I
(quar)
Pulp
participating
Arkansas
Arvin
9-17
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
$1.3772
$1.05
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alan Wood Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
4.52%
C
Arundel
8-24
8-30
9-10
8-30
9-12
$1.23
$1.13
$5.50
10-10
2
12 V2C
Co., 4;20%
1
12-
6c
20c
;
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.92%
Arts
Arnold
3
(Watertown,
(quar.)
Alabama Power
272%
$0.7579
45c
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
N. Y.)
(quar.)
Aileen,
1
1
9-23
9-
Inc.—
11-
177jC
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Fund
9-20
_/___
(quar.)
\
1
9-30
9-
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Holders
Co.—
10-
10-15
7V2C
4%
.
9-20
3772c
25c
dividend)
9-20
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
10-
15c
(stock
Casualty
Aetna
previous
10-
$50c
(quar.)
Industries
1
40c
Ltd.
15c
2%
(quar.)__
9-27
.
preferred
Class
Payable of Rec.
3772c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
20c
;
(Kenmore, N. Y.)
8-29
liBc
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
$14c
A
(quar.)
9-24
(quar.)
preference
7c
50c
75c
(quar.)____
Industries,
9-13
20c
'
$2.50
(quar.)
10-
Telephone—
preferred
$2.80
paid. The list, does not include divi¬
week, tht»e being given in the
Paper
9-20
50c
9-16
(quar.)
$2.70
A
472%
Armstrong
10-' 1
$1
common...
Uniform
9-30
9-24
11-29
$1
10-15
100%
9-10
6
10-15
1
(quar.)__
30c
When
.12-
6c
Sanitary—
i_i—___
common
9-17
9-17
Share
9-20
9-30
10-' 1
Corp.
1
1
1
in
11-21
10c "
10-
announced
2
9-30
' 87jC
(quar.)
Products
Anglo-Canadian
this
JlOc
Mfg. Co.,
(quar.)
l:
'
(quar.)_
$1
$1.75
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Alcolac
Brock,
&
Aetna
11-
Products
Anaconda
4.72%
Corp.
Markets
Acme
Adirondack
10-15
Vitrified
(quar.)
10-
12-
17c
Argus Corp.,
preferred
Power
9-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Inc.—
67c
Inc.,
9-12
35c
(quar.)
10-15
dividend
Electric
9-12
9-27
(quar.)
Metal
Ampco
table.
Industries
Abitibi
10-
Co.,
1
Per
ACF
9-27
$1.50
11-
dividends
10-15
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
common
40c
the
9-30
$1.25
'
(quar.)—
Anglo-Canadian
Name of Company
Acme
9c
System,
Products
Paper
preferred
Stock
State
10-15
25c
(quar.)
give
we
9-13
(quari):
com.
Standard
9-17
10- 1
9-23
'18c
Door
announced
Stock
50c
quar.)
J.)
Investment
Standard
Class
11-20
5
10c
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher (quar.)
Star
10-18
2
Below
Steel
i
10-15
'
10-11
10- 1
10-15
9-30
(quar.)
9-20
12 72C
(quar.)
(N.
Inc.
(quar.)
California Edison
Southland
Stanley
1
12-
Youngstown
Affiliated
Southdown,
6%
11-
15c
(quar.)
(increased
Paper
Smucker
Somerset
Spector
9-30
Boston—
Transport & Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Sheraton Corp. of America, common (quar.)
47c
preferred
(s-a)
Sta-Rite
dends
9-
Co.,
(increased)
weeks and not yet
9-30
6c
(quar.)
Shell
Southern
9-23
15c
common
Glass
Shatterproof
Simplex
9-30
9-27
10-25
A.)—.
common
Shareholder's
(From
10-15
IV2C
Shops,
B
Selmer
9-30
25c
Candy
Selected
10-15
1
&
Co.,
Sugar
Angelica
$$2.50
25c
$$1.50
30c
Ltd
9-30
11- 1
10-18
10c
-
11-19
9-30
Island,
Y.)
(N.
9-30
$1.12 72
(New
Bank
7%
10-10
9-16
10-
Ametek, Inc.
(quar.)
Amoskeag Company (quar.)__
25c
(J. S.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
10-25
10-25
34%c.'
V ;■'
,
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Tobacco Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
American
9-30
$0,962
(quar.)
10-15
10-
9-13
9772c
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.43%
15c
(s-a)
Gas
10-15
170c
(quar.)
Bank
Insurance
County
32c
payment.
dividend
Security National
See's
Young
37c
A
National
Stock
common
on
preferred
Security
9-23
Holdings—
572%
1st preference
A
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney—
No
1
13c
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Scottish
10-
13c
Fetzer
&
York
$1.75
25c
13c
Schlage
Scott
9-20
60c
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Sangamo
Miguel
1
25c
$10c
(quar.)
San
10-
2272C
(quar.)_
1
:
Snuff
American
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
10-
(quar.)—
—
preferred
5.44%
(
(quar.)
22c
iquar.)
Co.
Gas & Electric,
4.40%
9-13
Security Investment Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining Co.—
preferred
iquar.)—
!
American
preferred
I
1
(quar. )_7__
Radiator
American
Co
67e
3
■
10-
34%c
Foundry
Products
6
9-
9-24
,
American
10-10
$$1.75
(quar.)J
Co.
Alexander,
8-26
1
$1.3174
(quar.)
&
10-11
10c
;
$2.60
Wood
Woodall
9-16
9-16
1
Illinois—
of
American Realty Trust—
Shares of beneficial interest-
9-18
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
Witco
6
10-
6c;
Common
7
9-16
9-27
-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stationers & Envelopes,
Willson
674c
National
Louis
Co.
American Optical Co. (quai\)'—
American Photocopy Equipment
0.75 per share
non-resident tax of
Corp.
Co.
9-
9-
Corp.
9-27
of Rand
Candle
Baumer
9-13
9-13
"
9-13
10-11
11-19
(Norman)
&
1
k
1
10-
; 9-30
American National Fire Insurance
27VzC
American
deposit receipts
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
Whiting Company (quar.)
Whitney Blake Co. (quar.)
Wiatt
1
10-
9-16
10-
9-27
772% )
Whitney
10-
$1.50
Quarterly
,
7%
African
9-16
IQ- 1
40c
10-11.
18c
payment
1
10-10
12c
11-
Holdings, Ltd. Ordinary—,
South
1
10-
(monthly).
(quar.)
15cl
Kootenay Power & Light Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
7%
Western
3
3
•9-16
(quar.)
preference
preferred
Applied
St.
B
Maize
American
Francisco)
(San
'
9-
9-
Corp.
20c
,
stock
9-16
'
1
10-
474%
Mining—
Bank
9-27
American
.
shares
Fargo
9-30
10-
two
American
(2-for-l
9-16
10-/1
(quar.)
22c
7c
Walgreen Company
9
9-9
9-30
Metal Climax, Inc.—•
'j •
preferred (quar.)_______________. $1.0674
Metal Products (qu'a$.)_
25c '
American National Insurance Co.
(Galveston)
*
"
9-20
12-20
10-
$1.25
.__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Virginia National Bank (quar.)
9-20
10-
25c
(quar.)
11-22
1-10-64
56 74 c
(quar.)
(Interim
10-
5%
Button
4%%
Royal
9-16
$30c
(quar.)
preference
Mills
preferred
4.10%
9-23
t$1.10
dividend
Rochester
1
9-30
three-for
(quar.)_
Machine
American
10-30
In¬
common
A
dividend
Rochester
1
less
L.)
preference
partic.
1st
Consolidated
10-
9-
10-16
ioc
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
5%
4
Chemicals & Smelting Co.—
Common
.10-16
30c
common....
3.90%
10-15
9-30
i
American
(increased s-a)
Mining
Investment
American
9-19
12-10
$2.50
Utah
10-
series
9-19
—
(quar.)
9-16
10-
preference
10-
1
9
preferred
10-15
45c
Corp.
Products
574%
1
Industries',
Construction &
s
10-
62VL»c
a
pfd.
International
10-15
$1
Canal
10-
1
.
8c
Home
American
1
10-
9-
capital
10-21
11-
(Brooklyn,
9-10
n-i
n-
(quarterly from net
gains — optional cash
Hardware
11-16
11-
(quar.)_
&
.9-13
10-1
40c
stock)
or
10-21
5Uc
$4.75
1:6272C
$1.50
10c
9-16
6%
American
;_
Jersey RR.
9-20
'
Fund
11-15
$15c
9-13
107/8
127ac
9-30
J.)
N.
1
65c
25c
7
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-
Inc.
(P.
Robinson
4%
(increased
(Calif.)
Roberts
Company
Robertson
6%
Mills
:
10-
Co.,
American
Inc., 472%'
pfd. (quar.)__
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Upjohn Co. (Michigan) (quar.)__
5c
orp
dividend
Stock
Roberts
$1
J.)
(quar.)
.
Rieke
Growth
572%
9-17
5c
i
(quar.)—
Investing Corp. (N.
Felt
American
10-14
1
15c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1
.
American
each)
split)
.
Pump^quar.)
Republic Corp., common
9-30
stock
(Elizabeth,
Coal
Industrial
New
approved
11-15
$0.499133
Canada,
(Ga/),
9-30
9-30 '
10-. 1
Ltd.—
572%
of
Quarterly
United
25c
Reda
Stockholders
10c
!
10-
10-30
Factors,
2
10-21
18c
Trust
Co.
Electric
United
9.30
9-30
8c
Shares
American
9-10
1
12-
__
(20
10-15 *
8772c
;
American
shares
'
9-13
10-14
dividend
11-19
Co.
'
_____
(quar.)^____
5c
.
(quar.)
shares
York
Cash
Virginia
Quarterly
7
7 72 c
Inc.
20c
Apartments—
preferred (accum.)
10-
10-
V.—
N.
New
Prospect Hill
Provincial Transport Co.,
Y.)
dividend
Ordinary
(quar.)
10-15
9-4
;
Distilling (quar.»
1
:
"
30c'
American & Eiird Mills, common
(quar.)
5c
4 % convertible preferred i quar.)
$1
American Express Co. (quar.)_'_35c
7
30 c
Special
preferred
5%
9-15
10-
Discount
(quar.)
*
9-23
' £9-13
9-4
I.
American
10-' 1
10-15
Co.,'com.
(quar.)
9-23
'9-27
________
(Ithaca, N.
of America—
Corp.
9-30
10-15
13c
Cyanamid
preferred
American
Limited—
Unilever
0.375
$50c
7c
(liquidating)
$5.25
$31.62 72
Co., Ltd.
9-15
75c
(quar.)
11-19
Price
9-15
9-30
127aC
—
(quar.)
Trust
Industries
Cash
9-27
$0,476
9-15
•r
Depositary receipts for American Shares
representing
ordinary
shares
(4-for-3
stock split)
non-resident
receipts
deposit
American
11-20
9-30
3 72%
long-term
Ordinary—
share
tax of
Mining
Gold
African
A
_
13%c
10c
payment
South
less
1
9-30
American
10-11
11-
at
(quar.)
A
12-
3174 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Chemicals
9-14
13c
Inc.
County
lu-io
1
3772c
com.
series
1959
Co.,
Transportation
Trylon
10-30
12V2C
(quar,)—
Tompkins
9-20
1010-
Foods
B
10-21
15c
(quar.)—_—
Corp.,
pfd.
Finance
9-30
,10-
60c
9-13
9-13
.
9-13
,
9-30
2%
(quar.71——_'l"
9-16
;
" T-
*
9-27
Co., 7% piu. tfjuar;j——' 43%c
American Cement Corp., com! (quay.>_-_
" 12Vac
$1.25 preferred "(quar./—
377jc'
$6.25 class A preferfed "(quar7*(_—_______
$1.56 74
American Consumer
Industries, Ihc.~ .
" •'
Common
(quar.)
!____!
" 25c
b'/e
preferred, (quar.
31.j0
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.')—
7 3oc
472%
prior pfd. (quar.$1.1272
11-1
10c
preferred 1960 series (quar.)
conv
preferred 1963 series (quar.)
Time
11-19
10-21
Shoe"
4
10; 1;
'■•••
10-16
3«Jc
Investment
conv.
10-31
25c
.
(qua$.)-_-
Thompson
$3
9-30
42c
5c
—
(Common
—
Transport
Mills
$1.50
1
10-31
12 V2C
—
'
1%
5
12-10
1272C
(quar.)__
"
4
9-
10-15
1
9
9
27 7ac
$1.25
(quar.)_—7c
62'/2c
90c
$1.1772
common
Freight
dividend
Stock
Terminal
Precision Microwave—
Preferred
E.
Thomaston
Thrift
$1.25
40c
(quar.)_—
Brewing,
M.
10-
10-
10c
.
1
10-
12-10
.
____.
10-31
10-31
57c
—
preferred
4.70%.
Taylor Wine
(quar.)
Technicolor, Inc.
(resumed)_
1
convertible preferred (quar.)—
u,dison Co., 3.60% preferred (quar.)
$2.50
9-25
11-15
20c
Pittsburgh
T.
9-20
Thriftway
Extra
Potomac
9-27
9-30
share
one
—
Northern
&
Piedmont
10-15
10-
10-
$0.0027
—
10-15
10-
$$1.25
—
$43c
Note
,10-1
15c
Ltd.—
(quar.);;,,-.,,.
1
9-
.
11-1
93%c
: \20c u
£
^
9.-30
.
Filter
Air
Bank
25c
/
——_—
10-10
11-15
9-20
•
'
(increased quar.)
' 30c
Co.," common.—Ti fac
6% 'preferred
(quar.jr—75c '
American LaiiKers insJ.rauce"oi i-'iorida—',
Class. A: '(quar.).!—^7C."
Class B
(quar.)L
——£1_1J
'i
" *
'"3c '
American
Biltrite
Rubber '(quar!)—1/'"
'10c"
9-13
I.
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
American
Corp. (directors will consider a split
their meeting
to be held on Monday,
at
of
Co.
American
10-
.,.
.
_
9-20
10-
9-30
10-21
•9-25
20c
__
preferred
(quar.
Amalgamated Sugar (quaJc;) l,^__i.__
$3.75
9-20
Syntex
B
(ihitial)
10-11
6%
(quar.)_:
5 %
preference: ? (quar.)
Swingline, Inc., class A
(quar.)
1
preferred
10-11
26 74c,
..
—
Petroleum Corp.,
Supertest
10-25
1772c
70c
7Vic
10-15
.
lif&c
£'
(quar./:
1
$3
(Fla.), com., (quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
'cpmhionu,
Inc.
11-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Loan Co.
preierred
.
Oil
Sun
Mfg.,
Foods
11-1
Extra
10-15
9-30
.llterman
5c
Trust
10-15
9-13
Allis-Chalmers
75c
10-15
9-13
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
\
25c
(quar.)
10-15
1
1272c
Webster
Strawbridge & Clotnier (quar.)
Studio Apartment Co., Inc. (N. Y.)
1
When
Share
America—
Stone
Stone
9-30
10-
Per
~ "
;
convertible preierred /.(quar.)
567*0
Stores Corp.;
common
(qtiar,)!/__!/
'
75c
Supermarkets. (quar_/___'• Vi5c
10c
9-23
held
share
eacn
Peoples
\
367/eC
convertible
9-16
10c
.
Dental
/"~
.
1
10-
10c
(quar..)
Extra
Patterson
y' "£
(Calif.)—
4/2%
Allied
10-19
10-15
$25c
25c
25c
(quar.)
Company
Properties
Ahied
time.
September 23).
Paauhau
..v;-/■
Name of
......
omitted at this
payment
:i' "I
Allied
Y.)—
(N.
preferred (quar.)—_—_
Wnatley Davin & Co. (quar.)_—
Container Corp.
(quar.).
25c
—:—
Trust
&
Inc.—
Markets,
Common
10-
$27V2C
572%
preferred .iquar.)—,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Bank
9-25
6c
iquar.)
Corp.
States
Nunn-Bush
Stevens
5.90%
34c
$3.60
preferred
tquar.)
90c
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
$1.02
$4.10 preferred (quar.)—
—$1.02V2
Si.lt preferred
i.quar.)_.*——————
$1.02%
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
—$1.04
Northern Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
$5c
.v
9-20
National
StocKton
61.3408 c
t~t
Plastics
Northern
9-30
20c irom
net investment
41.3408 cents from capital
oi
and
gains)
Northern
Sterling
Trust—
investors
income
9-30
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Quarterly
30c
(Quarterly
10-31
—
Quarterly
Northeast
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Holder1
When
Per..
Holders
When
Per
iCompany
of
Name
iJiit
1
-
9-24
9-10
11-29
„Wi
9-30
£ 9-13
5c
9-27
9-13
25c
9-30
9-13
Volume
6301
Number
198
-
Per
Name
Baltimore
Aircoil
Baltimore
Brick
Baltimore
Gas
&
__— _
._
4%
preferred
preferred
B
C
(quar.)
31c
10-
1
$1.12'/a
$1
10-
1
9-13
(quar.)
_—
_22c
$1.75
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
.v
4Vt% preferred
(quar.)
Bank of1 Delaware (stock dividend)—
of
Barber
Bard
New
Oil
(C.
York,
Corp."
R.)
new
(initial)
Inc.
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
—:—
Rock
Corp.,
A
*
:__
(quar.)_——__I
Inc.,
—•
(quar.)
common
4%
12-
6
9-20
9-27
9-20
9-30
Works
Iron
Caiumei
25c
10-1
50c
(quar.)"
10-1
9-16
1
9-13
i
4%
•
"30c
(quar.) _/______
preferred " (quar.)— _____•—//-/-III—
com.
Laboratories Inc.[ common
Baxter
8c
(James
7
(Increased-quar.)
Foods,
22V2C
J
Beaver
Lumber
?" Class
i
A
(quar,)—_1
Co.,
Beaver
Dickinson
Becton
Creek
Beech
Co.'t(quar.)
(quar.)/
Corp.
Hardware
Belknap
Common
4%
4%
Bell
Telephone
Be-Mac
Bendix
Beneficial
Standard
Watch
Berkins
Van
Subject
Berman
&
Inc.
Biddeford
Biltmore
Machine
Bird
&
Black
5.60%
(increased
Electric—
Co.
&
(quar.)
(initial
quar.)
5>/a%
i
Boise
preferred
Cascade
of
Borg-Warner
dep.
10-18
1
1
1-17
11-
f4c
Cato
1
9-23
10- 1
9-16
10-
Co.
87 Vic
10-
4
9-
1
10-10
10-1
4.35%
9-20
45c
9-20
4%%
Corp. of North America—
preferred
(quar.)—_
5x/z%
preferred (quar.)—
Bowater
1
$68%c
10-
1
14c
:
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
5'/2%
preference
Bowl-Motor,
Brach
(E.
&
Sons
(Milton)
Bradley
5%
J.)
prior
Bralorne
Co.,
1
1
9-14
10-
4
1
9-20
10-25
9-27
9-
10-14
7c
12 Vac
9-30
9-
6
9-
6
;
$25c
9-30
9-16
Brillo Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers, 3%%. preferred
(quar.)
93 %c
Bright
Gas,
common
preferred
G.)
(T.
British
Oil
American
;
Ltd
Co.,
British-American
(quar.)
>
(quar.)
&
British
Ltd.
Co.
Tobacco
25c
Co.
10-
9-13
1
10-
Telephone
Co.
9-
1
6
preferred
4.75%
ment
j
„
of
4%
38%% )
Broad
British
(interim
income
5%
Street
.
Investing .Corp.
Glass
preferred
Brooke
Bond
.
»-*4.16%
Co.,
tax
Class
4%
B
Canada
Ltd.—
_
A.p
Mfg.
8%
Plan,
Corp.
(W.
.'
■*H•.-»
'■
9-25
common
__
(quar.)
9-
9
1
9-23
9-10
62 Vac
9-30
./ 9-10
10-15
9-13
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-31
10-15
9-16
9-30
.
10-
1
10-
1
10-
9-11
1
10-
1
10c
13c
25%
v
9-11
10-
1
10-
1
-
10-21
11-25
.
Consolidated
Rock
10-
1
■i".:" 9-16
Consolidated
V
9-13
9-30
9-25
V 9-10
10-1
9-10
Class
9-30
9-30
"
1—
v./.
10-
4
9-25
9-
5
25c
9-24
9-
6
Detective
9-30
<0
1
<0
/ 9-16
9-30
.
>>
.
30c
10-
9-13
"V.
—
i
•
9-13
10-
"9-13
9-13
9-13
$1.12 y2
10-
$1.13
10-
9-
6
$1.04
10-
9-
6
55c
10-
9-13
$1.37 Va
93 %c
10-
.9-13
10-
9-13
Power
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
25c
10-
1
9-13
Cook
10-
1
9-13
Cooper (Peter) Corporations—
6j/2%
preferred (quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber, common
4%%
preferred
(initial)
7%c
Lu__
A
10-
$1
—
$1.23
25c
(L.
L.)
12%
c
9-
9-9
10-
quar.)__
(increased
Co.
9-
10-
9-14
$1.62 «/2
—
10-
9-13
1
9-13
15c
9-30
18 '/sc
(quar.)
Clark Publishing, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common
(quar.)
3V2 %
pfd.
(1945 &
1947 series)
(quar.)
9-18
9-30
10-
$1
5
9-20
10-15
$$1.08%
10-1
9-10
10-
Trust Co. (White Plains, N. Y.) —
Country Set
(quar.)
Couvrette & Provost, Ltd., class A (quar.) —
9-30
8-10
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Cowles
$1.18%
10-
1
9-10
New
$1.31'A
$1.31 V4
10-
1
9-10
Stock
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
Chemical
Co.,
25c
9-30
$1.25
9-30
8-26
31c
9-30
8-26
—
62 VaC
62Vfec
9-30
8-26
33 %c
9-30
8-26
Insurance
10-15
(quar.)
:
(extra)—_________________
9-
9-13
27 Vac
27Vic
9-27
25c
10-25
CO.
3
10-
8
3
Ltd.
L.),
Mfg.,
Quarterly
Crompt'on Co.
Hinds
Crouse
1
9-
9-16
Crown
Zellerbach
9-30
9-20
Crown
(quar.)—___:
Zellerbach
1
9-13
Crucible
10-
1
7c
10-15
4V2% class A preferred (quar.)
Chesapeak'd & Ohio Ry.r common (quar.)—
3Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)—— —
Chesebrough-Pond's (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5% hon-cumulative preferred A (quar.)
$1.12 Va
10-15
$1
9-20
$1.25
9-26
9-
.5% non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (auar.)„—
$1.25
11-21
11-
9-26
9-
3
25c
9-30
9-20
9-16
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-
9-30
9-16
12-16
12-11
9-30
9-16
15c
6
I2V2C
10-
1
9-20
I2V2C
10-
1
9-20
31'/4C
9-30
9-9
35c
10-15
9-25
12-16
12-11
11-
1
10-10
Cork & seal Co., Inc.^convertible preferred
(quar.)__
Crown
Canada Ltd.,
cl. A
—
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)______
Co. of America, common—-
Steel
12-16
50c
$1.31'A
i
6
1
10-
45c
20c
11-15
10-
t25c
1
9-10
9-30
9-16
y9-
9-30
9-16
1
35c
9-16
9-30
IOC
——---
(extra)—_______
Co.
1
10-
9-30
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)
—
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Francisco)
■■
10-
70c
Trust-(quar.).—__
9-13
10-31
(Two shares of the 5f% conv. pfd. stcck on
100 shares com. stock outstanding).
10-
5c
9-30
11-15
each
5%
$2
—
10c
$10c
10c
convertible preferred (auar. )________
Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)___
—
Crescent Petroleum,
com.
(stock dividend).
20c
(quar.)
9-18
10-15
$12c
(quar.)
common
$1.12
(quar.)__
9-20
12 Vic
2I2C
6%
9-30
9-25
1
15c
Credit Finance
9-13
4c
(R.
Crampton
9-13
68c
9-20
10-
Co.—
(initial-quar.)
common
Crain
Service—
1
9-16
1
10c
Life
8-26
—
1
10-
25%
dividend
New
9-13
9-16
10-
37 %c
Co.
(initial-quar.)
common
Craftsman
Philadelphia
9-19
9-30
87V2C
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
20c
(quar.)
common
County
$1.15
—
Reynolds,
&
Corroon
9
10-
5c
4.35%
9-18
9-30
6
1 % %
dividend
Stock
10-
40c
(quar.)____
preferred
8
11-
7
1
10-
common
$1.08%
Chemical
(increased-quar.)
Enterprises
Rock
Pacific RR.
Island
(quar.)
Chile
Copper
Chock
Full
Christiana
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Oil
87 Vac
1110-
9-
5
3
10-
1
10c
9-30
7
9-20
4
30c
9-25
9-
25c
9-30
9-16
—__:
Co
0*Nuts
Corp.
Co.,
Securities
v
Enquirer
Gas
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
6
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
Class
A
preferred
$2
preferred
Cutler-Federal,
Dan
dividend)
$1
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
'• >,
'-U& !-'•
:
-b* ill*.
class
A
fquar.)
& Michigan RR.,
preferred (quar.)
Deere
&
Company
9-
5
4
9-
5
4
9-
5
12-27
12-
5
9-30
8-31
9-30
9-16
20c
Dayton
$1.18%
4
10-
10-
f$1.75
Dayco
Inc.
10-
3%
9-13
Records
9-17
—
9-16
Decca
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (stock
9-20
8%
10-
50C
."■5%
$2
9-12
$1.37 Va
50c
Co.,
Corp.,
9-27
—
1
9-30
10-
30c
9
3
10-18
-__
Ltd., 7% preference (quar.)
River Mills, common (quar.)
Dalex
10-
t5c
20c
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-27
9-
9-24
50c
$1.75
9-18
2
& Electric—
4%%
—
preferred
(quar.)
Dana
Corp., 3% %- preferred A
(quar.) —
David & Frere, class A (quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-
10c
(quar.)—
7%
(quar.)__^
preferred
(quar.)__—
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)
5V2%' preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2
30c
(quar.)
5V/4%
Crush International, Ltd.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
">r
.
10-
10"
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
Consumers
1
4%
10c
-
10-21
12-
10c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Baking, common
(quar.)__—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—
Continental Can Co., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Connector,
class A
(quar.)
9-10
10-
4
10-21
$12c
$8c
5 Vi %
9-30
Chickasha, Cotton
15c
9-16
$$1.37%
Gas
Consumers
9-30
York
6
•
and B (quar.) ________
Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)__
9-30
15c
New
4
10-
It
10-
$4.16
9-30
10-15
10-
87 Vac
preferred
(quar.)
10-
10 •15
20c
(quaiJ.)_
9-flO
10-15
10-
Bank
$50c
(quar.)
—
1
40c
$1.19
Chemical
com.
Copp
(quar.)
9
9-11
pur¬
(quar.)
$1.02 Va
common
4
9-
1
9-25
15c
Corp., Ltd.
(quar;)_—_
Products (quar.)__
Corp., class A
6% preferred (quar.)
30c convertible preferred (quar.)_
$1.04
Inc.
A
Paper
Consumer Acceptance
55c
$4.50
10-
9-18
10- 4
Theatres-, Ltd.—
.
40c
Corp.
Papers,
10-
4-15 -64
Service—
Public
10- 4
1
dividend)
(stock
Consolidated
10-
1
11-
30c
—
common stock
each 25 shares
9-16
1
11-
25c
—_
1
—
convertible
one
for
js. 11-
$1.03
(quar.)
Trust
Gas
&
of
4
$1.25
(quar.)
warrant
3r
$1.31'A
—
10-
preferred
(quar.)
—
1:—
preferred (quar.)
—
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from invest, income)
Champion
9-13
Consolidated
4.15%
Belt
1
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
10-
10-15
4.75%
Chain
30c
9-30
6
Chicago
11-
Oil
payment
chase
9-
Cerro
9-20
(quar.)__
9-16
1
9-11
9-30
Investment
9-
preferred
1
11-1S
10-
Vermont
9-13
1
10-
1
12-
$1.16
Central
10-10
10-
Industries
Electronics
Foods
Consolidated
9-12
6
Telephone
9-16
8-30
10c
5%%
Consolidated
1
1
9-30
33c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
tquar.)
$5
9-18
Consolidated
H* 0
10-
Co.
(quar.)
4.12%
15c
9-10
22 Vac
Insurance
Power
&
Consolidated
9-18
y.
Light
Inc., 40c conv.
Cigar Corp.
Connohio,
9-
9-10
,
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;.
OC-P
10-11
1
...
9-30
10c
1
J.). International
c
1
'
(quar.)
C!,'-»?
11-
10-
Chart-Pak,
■
9-30
10-
10c
....
Agency)r.-Oquar.)
•
10-25
$1.12 Va
80c
35c
Co.
8
9-20
1
11'Ac
(quar.)
Connecticut
Channing Financial Corp.—
10c
preferred
Watch
Burns
9-30
/ 5c
dividend
serial
Burnham
9-30
10-15
7 Vac
(initial)
Buffalo. Forge Co
Bulova
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
9-16
*
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
(quar.)
-
9-16
1
$26c
—
a
Budget
1
10-
95c
Engineering
Class
10-
20c
(quar.)
(quar,)
|Jrown-Forman Distillers Corp.—
Class. A (quar.) —:
11-29
10c
(W.
Brown
12-15
10c
(quar.)
B
Brown
10-17
of
Jjroughton's Farm Dairy, class A—
I
10-17
1
pay-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
-
9-16
1
11-
,
Brockton Taunton Gas. $3.80 pfd.
'
1
11-
t$1.13
t$1.28%
t$1.19
_'_
ordinary
10-
...
Brockway
CO
t$1.44
(quar.)
less
1
$$1.57
_
(quar.)
Co.,
rH O
$60c
(quar.)
preferred
Oxygen
11-
10-20
10-
12 Vac
85c
$1.24
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Securities
9-23
9-12
$1.37 Va
:——
$1.18%
of
9-23
1
9-25
Inc.
pfd. (quar.)
$1.12 Va
—
Bank
1
11-
$5.52
preferred
National
Rico,
;_
(Hartford)
4
5c
__;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
.___
$2.50 preferred A and C (quar.)______
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
—_
$$1.50
t$1.50
J
(quar.)
preferred
5.15%
British
17c
$5
Ltd.—
->
preferred
10-
9-13
Central
$$1.10
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred - (quar.)
6y4%: preferred
(quar.)
4%%.
1
9-13
9-30
10-15
4.96%
6d
._
Common,
5.75%
11-
11-15
$1.60
$1.75
common
11-
7c
(quar.)
Co.
of Puerto
Street Fund—
Optional cash or stock
Connecticut
General
Life
Electric—
Power,
9-16
Congress
9-13
Central
Ltd.—
6%
4%%
9-10
quar.)_:—
Quarterly
1
10-
10-15
$25c
(quar.)—
tax
Columbia
9-16
1
9-13
Central-Penn
Registered and Bearer shares (interim) (a
payment
of
6
pence
free
of
British
income
1
10-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
9-12
9-30
9-30
5.28%
10-
1
Maine
Investment
Quarterly
1
3.50%
9
33c
(
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V'2%
1
Community Research & Development, Inc.—
1
Central
44c
Bridgeport
9-30
9-13
30c
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
(quar.)
preferred
Central Indiana Gas (incr.-quar.)
6
10-
35c
—
9-16
—
4%
6
10-
$20c
(quar.)
9-
10-15
$1.25
._
—
1
10-
quar.)
9-30
10-
Public
(increased
10-15
10-
Illinois
8-30
9-
1 Va %
Edison
10-31
10-
Central
9-30
40c
1
dividend
Stock
$1.20
4.64%
9-13
10-
6c
common
(s-a)
Publications
Breskin
10-
27 Vac
I
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mines, Ltd
Financial
Brentwood
(quar.)
preferred
Pioneer
c
7 Vac
$68%
(quar.)
preferred
30c
8-30
9-30
9-30
J.)—
N.
$15c
5%
com.
4
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
(Jersey City,
Quarterly
$1.18%
4V2%
Corp.
Co.
9-
11-22
1
12-
20c
Commonwealth Theatres
(quar.)
preferred C
(quar.)
preferred D
(quar.)__.
Central Illinois Light—
9-20
10-31
—-
Trust
9-13
4.80%
shilling per share
tax
equal to ap¬
Solvents
$7 Vac
(quar.)
A
common (quar.)____
(quar.)___—
preferred
4% %
Commercial
4.75%
receipts
income
proximately
preferred
4.10%
9-25
9-25
40c
Credit Co.,
Commercial
$1.02 Va
deposit
payment of one
British
less
—
——
10-
9-15
(Memphis)—
Guaranty
5c
preferred
Central Illinois Electric & Gas,
Ltd.—
Paper,
American
Interim
4.96%
t62 Vic
—
9-13
9-13
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4V2%
1
10-10
15c
9-13
9-30
Title
Commerce
2
12 Vic
5%
9-30;
50c
(quar.)—
10-
America—
Commonwealth
—
&
9-15
9-13
of
Co.
9-10
tax
(quar.)
8-30
9-30
lc
Gas
9
1
20%
Insurance
1
Service, Inc. (quar.)
Central Home Trust (Elizabeth, N. J.)—
Hudson
9
9-
60c
10-
Charge
Central
9-
9-30
10-
dividend
Stock
25c
Central
10-
1
9-30
Combined
invest¬
(quar.)
9-30
Electric—
Ohio
$5c
(quar.)
Corp.
3
$1.33%
(quar.)__-
Southern
&
Commonwealth
9-10
1
8-30
(A
America, com.
4>/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Aquirre Sugar
(increased
9-16
10-21
10-
1
10-
$1.12 Va
of
Corp.
9-13
9-18
2
$1.25
Increased-quarterly
pay¬
A
10-
9-
68 %c
9-18
(quar.)
Products
Steel
Celanese
Columbus
8-30
46c
class
1
9-30
62 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
5.35%
2
9-20
1
Co.—
dividend
Stock
Ceco
9-20
Inc.
19-18
—
net
9-13
1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
1
-
10- 1
(interim
income
3'/a%
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores
Stores
9-13
$1.25
participating
Freres
Products
preferred
5%
10-
18c
(quar.)
(J. W. Company
pfd.
5V2%
$1.05
(from
Corp.
&
Inc.,- $6
Stone
&
1
—__
Scott
Sand
series A preferred- (quar.)_!____
series B preferred (quar.)
Interstate Gas Co.—
5%
11-14
preferred
Casavant
6
9-
9-13
9-30
10-
Colorado
2 Vic
income)
Vi %
Carter
10-18
2-1-64
—^—
Insurance
Bowater
11-
4
3-
Industries,
$15c
tax
9-lfl
5c
Quarterly
income
1
Inc.—
10-
common
British
General
Pirie
Carson
9-20
11-19
6
$20c
(final
9-16
10-
5c
6
3-
17 Vic
(initial)
9-17
"9-13
v
1
87 VaC
•.
Shares
10-
—
—
1
10-
$14.95
J*
$75c
s-a)
9-17
i 9-30
7 Vac
6
9-
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
ordinary
class B
less
9-
1
.
9-11
1
67'Ac
_____
Commercial
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Co.
Carriers
& Light,
10%
1
10r
—
&
ment
9-16
1
9-30
11-30
30c
___
rets,
British
leis
Corp.,
Food
Boston
Carriers
9-16
10c
__
38%%)
Borman
10-
$1.37%
—
dividend)
Amer.
of
9-13
10-
$7Vic
8-26
9-25
(quar.);
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
'
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Ltd.,
Color-Craft
6
10-
$45c
9-27
10-
$1.75
.•
(quar.)_
$37V2c
preferred
ment
9-13
_
1
.
(quar.)
(stock
5%
of
10-
37V2C
(quar.)
Club
(Holdings)
payment
$5
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
Fisheries
Borax
9-27
$4.20
Carreras,
Co.—••
C.)
Book-of-the-Month
Booth
9-12
t4c
_
(H.
9-12
1
Louisi—
Quarterly
Bohack
9-12
1
10-
$1.40
$1.06V4
40c
27V2c
t4c
V(St.
Bank
1
10-
Power
9-
1
9-16
$1
$93%c
Freight
38%%)
7
National
10-
45c
quar.)
_____
Inc.
Raceway,
9-17
9-17
Colonial
1
(quar.)—_"—
Carolina
10-15
10-15
10c
Gas
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Machine
Ice
A
Colonial-
10-
9-16
9-27
•
,
(quar.
(quar.)——:
Hydrocarbons
(increased
Ltd., common.
Carolina
1%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Boatmen's
10-10
25c
_.
_
preferred
Bonnet
10-18
$10c
preferred (quar.)
& Laughlin
(quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Blue
9-20
10-31
32c
_
4'A%
Bliss
Blue
1
11-29
$25c
Mfg.
Valley
1
10-
Ltd.—
Industries
preferred
9-J.3
8-30
4-1-64
$43%c
$25c
(quar.)__,____
income)
1
_10-15
(interim)
;
Y.
preferred (quar.)___
Growth
&
Energy
(From
9-27
$50c
Electric
General
9-18
9-13
,10-
(quar.)
common
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Capital Estates
is-a)
Capitol Records
(resumed).
Carhart Photo,
preferred A (initial)
9-20
10-
Products
Colonial
1
1
$90c
$10c
6
9-
9-30
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
10-
$55c
$66Vic
Ltd.
Coca-Cola
10-
$50c
$$1.10
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
2nd
Class
6
25c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Decker
&
9-
(quar.)__
L
10-
35c
Company (quar.) ____International
Corp. * ^
4-15
4-1-64
(s-a)_i
Food
1st
Canadian
9-13
1
25c
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
Bottling of N.
1-15
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
preferred
1-30-64
f75c
$12Vic
(s-a)_——
Resources
7 Vi %
6
1
10-
(s-a)
(quar.)
pfd.
4.40%
Collieries
Canadian
4%
(stock dividend)
dividend—
Blackstone
9-
9-23
10-
B
9-25
10c
preferred
8c
10-15
9-25
10-15
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
7%
Coca-Cola
1
10-15
3%
35c
9-13
f$1.06(4
;
Peabody & Co., common
preferred (quar.)^___
10-15
10-
9-16
9-13
Illuminating—
4%
1
10-
1
9-30
10-
30c
6
$12Vic
Co.,
Canadian
6
75c
Inc.-
Son,
Stock
9-
4
10-
yll- 7
5c
(quar.)
(s-a).
Trencher
10-30
$1.06 %
r
Chemical
3%
5
9-30
9-23
-
9-13
7
32 %c
$1.37 Vi
Cluett
6
9-
10-
f25c
preferred
6%
$1.75
___
Water
12-
10-17
9c
(quar.)
Bird
9-26
12-15
1
9-13
9-25
10-
12% c
,
Corp. (quar.)
;____
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.^_
-35c
-
(quar.)—
and
Mortgage
Celanese Co.
Canadian
8-16
2%
Ltd.,
Hats,
A
1
10-11
9-
9-30
rl9c
(quar.)
A
Canadian
9-13
9-30
•
Corp.
Co.
preferred
$4.50
$3.50
—
Ltd.,
Breweries,
Canadian
$3 pfd.
(s-a)
7% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_.
Industries
$1
9-10
9-30
10-
9-10
11-
11-15
6c
Clevite
2oc
preferred (quar.)____
(quar.)—_____—
$1.75
-
,
___—
Permanent
Canadian
-
__-
Canadian
9-30
12 VaC
(quar.)
Saco
&
9-30
2%
dividend)
RR.,
Manufacturing
Bickfords,
Class
(stock
Corp.,
Bicor Automation
9-12|
10-15
7 Vac
—
Lake
&
10-15
4%
B)
___
(increased-quar.)
dividend
Bessemer
1-15
4-15
Co.—
class
and
1
10c
(quar.)__
Electric
Coca-Cola
~
class
Steamship Lines
5%
Frocks
Bethlehem Steel
Bibb
A
__:
Storage
Leasing
Stock
class
10-25
,
(quar.)____^
(S-a)
preierred
$2.65 preferred
10-15
1-31-64
30c
approval of ICC.
(quar.)
to
Berkshire
Life
on
(quar.)
B
$2.20
4-30-64
60c
(quar.)
Insurance
ii-15
2
10-
3%
dividend)
dividend
Cleveland
.
,
preferred
Safeway,
Canadian
7
$55c
(quar.)
11-15
10c
$1,18% •
35c.
common
Canada
11-8
10-31
9-17
(quar.)__
"
(s-a)_
Canada
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)—-.
Corp.
dividend
(Stock
Benrus
9-13
20c
(quar.)
Finance
9-16
20c
and
A
Canaaa
1
3
2-
9-13
1
(quar.)
-
Foundries,
/// Participating
9
10-
3-2-64
1
10-
Cable
Stock
Cleveland
(quar.)
Fund
Packers,- Ltd.,
Participating
8-31
2
10-
26%c
20c
common
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Class
10-
12-
J.)
Canada
20c
(quar.)—
of Canada,
Iron
9-10
15c
:
Co.
Corp.
Beneficial
9-10
1
15c
,
(quar,)
Co.
9-10
1
50c
'
(quar.)_
Transport
1
12 Vac
____
:
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
—
:
ueneral
4(4%
10-
9-
9-13
8c 4-30-64,
corp.,
Canada
10-
9-26
1
-
Canada
10-
7 Vac
(quar.)__-„—
Mfg. Co., common..
&
9-13
10-15
10-
...
common
tiM.
preferred
1
3c
75c
(quar.)
Clark
r
preferred
Products
City
3
—
ur$4,25
9-13
9-13
$35c
..
12-
Y.—
(stock
com.
Co.
8c
Dry
$40c
'—
_
_
Gas
5 %%
3
Campbell Taggart Asso. Bakeries—
Increased
quarterly
$25c
common
&
RRr
PetrOleum'
Belco
!_/——1
(quar.)
9-
9-
(quar.)
cu.
panada
1
10-
1
1
(quar.)
inc.,
9-13
1
10-
$1.12 V2
iqUar.)_J.——_——
Uranium
Mesa
9-13
10-15
10-1
35c
; (quar.)—*—_—
preferred
$1.40
r
1
10-
25%
/_____—7/
common' (quar.)—————'
K4V&% (preferred
9-30
10-
63c
pfd.
(quar.)'—
Packing
Quarterly
"
,
Stock' dividend
Beatrice
9-13
11-
43c
of N.
B
Co. Inc. (Md.) (quar.)
of Florida (quar.)
___^_
City Investing Co. (N. Y.), common (quar.)
1:S6
1
10-
/Quarterly
-Quarterly
-
$1.50
"Distilling—
B .7
6%
pampbell Machine Inc.—
"
1
10-
f$1.12Vi
—
(quar.)
Telephone—
preferred
Camden.lrust
9-13
10-
~
preferred ' (quar.) J
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Baystate
Corporation-• (quar.)„i—"
Beam
1
9-30
30c
•
(quar.)__
10-
class
&
A
$1.25
Telephone—
City Finance
Interstate
&
I $4.75
""
Lbmb,'' Inc.,.
Class
9-10
1
10-15/
tl5c
}.$1.25
t$l
Power,
preferred
California
9-13
9-16
'
Bath
Bausch
9-14
10-
40c
:______
:
(quar.)_
preferred
5.25%-
9-13
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
tleciric
California
1
;10-
preferred
$2.50
9-13
9-27
12Vac
62Vac
:___—/___
IV5preferred V(quar.)
__—___
Bastian/Blessing" CO."(duar.)___—""
9-14
10-1
28'/a c
(quar.)_
Corp.
preferred
California
6
9-
1-2-64
"
Basic,
9-16
1
Bell
'
4 Vi %
10c
(quar.)
9-30
10-
10c
—
& Suburban
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12
Quarterly i;—;__
Citizens Casualty Co.
$1.12 Vi
,
(increased)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common—
6%
preferred (quar.)
9-20
1
Financial
C-I T
9-12
9-30
10-
12Vac
9c
I—:
class
Cincinnati
9-16
City
1
10-
10-15
-
•
Vitamin
Barth
Basalt
preferred
9-20
9-30
1
10%
$1.20
2%
quar.)
dividend)
(stock
10-
$1.06
t
'
(initial
com.
4 Vi %
9-30
10-15
10-11
9-30
45c
—
(quar.)
Corp., common
snoe
10-18
Share
of Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9
When
Per
Name
9-27
$1.12 Vi
common
preferred
9-13
|20c
____
4%
Vi %
Butlers
10-21
25c
common
preferred l(quar.)_.
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mig.
9-13
1
10-
4
Share
of Company
Mills,
Butller
9-13
_
—__—;_
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Bank
Burrus
6
9-
9-27
$1.25
) 4Va%
Pnmmnn ■*
Common
(increased)—
(increased)
41/2 %
8%c
(quar.)/,—___———_~
(accum.)
Co., 5 % preferred
Electric Co.—
Name
Burroughs
9-18
2
10-
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
I
of Company
(1141)
Financial Chronicle
.The Commercial and
.
.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
25c
10-
1
93 %c
10-15
t75c
9-30
$1.50
50c
10-
1
10-25/
9-13
9-13
10-
4
9-16
9-14
10-10
—
(s-a) —
—-—
87 VaC
10-
1
9-13
$1
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-16
30c
55c
10-
1
9-
3
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1142)
Delaware
Hudson
&
Power
Delaware
4%
4.20%
5%
preierred
Delaware Valley
Electric
9-
6
Fawick
9-10
9-30
9-10
Federated
Department
Publications
(quar.)
$1.07
9-30
9-10
Federated
(quar.)
$1.14
9-30
9-10
Fibre
(quar.)
$1.05
9-30
9-10
Fidelity
each
ior
9-16
9-10
Financial
Denison
(increased quar.)_
ciass A
Denault, Limitee.
t50c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Mines.
Denier
Cnicago Trucking Co.
Detrex
Chemical
Detroit
bank
Canada Tunnel
Detroit &
Detroit
Casket
Devoe
&
Mfg.
&
Raynolds
Dickenson
S.)
(J.
First
10-28
10-18
First
National
Bank
(Jersey
9-25
9-10
First
National
Bank
of
First
National
Bank of
35c
9-27
9-12
?5c
10-25
9-20
Stores
25c
(quar.)
10-25
9-20
10-15
9-30
preferred 80c par value stock-
Stock. dividend (one-for-100)
in SI con¬
vertible preferred 80c par value stock—
10-
1-15-64
(one-for-100)
dividend
in
$1
1
4-
4-15-64
preferred 80c par value stockDisney (Walt) Productions, (see Walt Disney
1
income
City
National
SI.25
Inc.,
Di.versa,
$1.25
preierred
Dixie
Dinettes
Dixon
Crucible
2nd
Fabrics,
pref.
$1
Industries,
&
Ltd.
Rockaway
9-16
Food
9-20
Food
10-15
9-30
Food
Dow
Brewery,
Dow
Chemical
9-13
U5c
10-10
11-
1
10-10
Foremost
10-
1
9-10
4Va%
J15c
+
10-15
9-27
17 Vac
10-15
9-27
J20c
11-
1
10-
1
}25c
10-
1
9-
10-
1
Dunkirk
Pont
S4.50
preferred
preferred
S3.50
Duquesne
Y.)
12-10
11-22
10-10
9-26
9-27
8-26
10-
1
7
9-13
$2
9-14
A
A
10-25
10-10
investment
Eaton
&
income)
investment
Economic
Match
Eddy
Co.,
Ltd.
Edo
9-
3
1
9-
3
9-26
9-30
9-
10-
1
10-
1
9-
3
9-13
-
10-15
9-30
}$l
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-
10-
1
8-30
90c
_
(from
10-
1
8-30
(quar.)
9c
Geco
9-25
$7c
9-11
9-30
10-
9-16
1
9-
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
9-14
9-27
9-13
$1.06 V4
10-
1
9-30
Refractories
&
4c
Class
1
9-16
9-
2
preferred
Horn
9-30
9-12
11-15
&
Trust
10-15
10-
15c
10-15
9-30
25c
:
(quar.)
9-27
9-13
25c
Williamsport
Co.
(N.
RR.
Y.
9-30
$1.1(3 Va
11-
1
75c
(s-ai.
(quar.)
)
10-
8
1
9-16
10-18
9-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
10-
1
8-26
$4.72
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
10-
1
8-26
Natural
Gas,
_
25C
9-30
8-23
$15c
10-22
9-20
Mfg., common (quar.)
preferred
A
(initial)
(this
20c
9-30
9-16
payment is for the Aug.-Sept.
period)
Emhart Manufacturing Co., (quar.).—
1
16 %C
Ernco,
Ltd,
Emerson
common
(quar,)
Electric
Convertible
Endicott
Johnson
Equitable
Trust
Corp., 4%
(Baltimore)
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)____
Ex-Cell-O
Excelsior
45c
10-21
$1
9-16
9-16
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-12
20 c
stockholders
10-14
9-20
25c
9
9c
100%
10-
1
____
9-19
9-20
approval
Corp. (quar.)____
Insurance Co. of N.
____
Y.
(quar.)
40c
10c
10-
1
9-24
9-10
9-
9
Exquisite Form Brassiere, Ltd.—
G%:
convertible
1st
FMC; Corporation
Fabi,. Ltd.
Fabien
Corp.
Factor
(Max)
Fairmont
5%
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
~_~ZIIII"
Co.,
class
A
9-30
11-29
10c
10-
2
9-13
9-
6
11-22
9-18
(quar.)
17 VaC
25C
10-
1
8-30
62 VaC
10-
1
8-30
.
Farmer
Farmers
1
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brewing
(quar.)
Foods
Family Circle Associate, Inc.. cl. A (quarZT
Family Finance Corp. (increased-ouar.)
Fanny
10-
20c
junior
Falstafi
$15c
$25c
_
(quar.)
&
&
Candy
Traders
Shops
Life
(quar.)__,
Insurance
Great
Lakes
9-16
Great
Southern
9-20
10-10
9-20
(quar.)
35c
9-28
9-13
10-10
9-20
8c
10-
1
9-16
27 Vac
10-
1
9-10
30c
$7.50
9-30
10-
.—-—
.
(Omaha 1
less
30c
10-15
9-30
9c
(quar.)
com.
1
9-
9
9-14
British
Bancshares
Corp.
Box
Co.
Contract
preferred
Electric
General
Electric
Stock
Oil
Industries
General
Mills,
Motors
$5
(quar.)__
pfd.
Corp.—
___
General
11-
1
10-
12-
1
2
11-15
9-30
9-16
9-27
9-20
9-25
9-
Refractories
Snale
General
Signal
General
Steel
General
5%
Products
3
Corp.
(N.
Y.
$5
9-27
9-13
Gulf
50c
9-30
35c
10-
1
9-10
5(a%
$1.35
preferred C
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-18
&
Gulf
Life
Insurance
Mobile
10c
10-
1
9-
6
60c
9-27
9-6
9-30
9-16
9-5
10-
1
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
6
1
9-16
9-27
9-13
10-25
9-17
preferred
Ltd.
9-15
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
8-30
9-13
,
Hammermill
10-15
9-20
10-
1
9-
9
11-15
11-
5
15c
$$1.25
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(initial)
Shoe
Hanson-Van
6%
(N.
Insurance
9-
1
9-20
Harris-Intertype
10-21
9-16
1
9-16
10-
1
15c
,
10-15
10-15
9-30
30c
9-27
9-13
10-
7
Hartfield
10-
11-
1
10-
7
Hartford
Fire
11-27
Hartford
Insurance
9-28
1
10-
6
9-26
9-
5
9-26
9-16
Harvey
5
9-20
Hauserman
10-
1
9-
Haverhill
9-30
9
9-18
Iowa
25c
Gas
10-
1
9-6
.
—____
—__
Hayes
_■
9-30
8-22
(H.
55c
10-
1,
8-22
3.65%
593SC
10-
1
8-22
3.50%
53j8C
10-
1
8-22
Helena
66c
10-
I
8-22
Heli-Coil
54 VaC
10-
Heller
8-22
8-31
31V4C
11-15
10-25
33c
11-15
10-25
7%
32VJC
11-15
10-25
Helm's
25c
11-15
10-25
Hendershot
59:%c
10-
1
9-
5
62 Vac
10-
1
9-16
343bc
10-1
9-13
1
9-13
Express,
Co..
Inc.
Paper
10-
I
9-27
9-
9
:
Powder
conv.
Co.,
8
9-
6
32 VaC
10-
1
9-20
9-27
9-20
9-30
9-20
9-30
9-30
s
9-20
9-20
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
15c
li
40c
4334C
(quar.)__
9-27
9-13
9-25
Ltd.—
preferred
(stock
common
iquar.—
11-
56V»c
50c
8-23
9-30
-
9-20
•
'
Hess
preferred
60c
(quar.)
preferred
oreferred
i
3334C
10-
10-
1
9-13
Heublein.
Telephone Co.
preferred
.'
31V4C
preferred'
4.60%
preferred
preferred
of
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Co.
of
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
—
1
10-
1
9-10
23c
10-
1
9-27
SI
11-
25c
9-12
1
1
*
11c
9-30
25c
•10-15
'
9-17
10-15
&
Ltd. (quar.)
(see Walker-Gooderham)
Dauch.
Walker
Co.
—
8-30
10-
5
8730
1
8-28
$15c
9-27
8-30
9-27
8-30
10c
9-27
9-13
40c
11-1
9-30
"10-1
9-14
$45c
•••
10-
25c
(quar.)__
Consolidated
9-25
$10c
Hinde
9-14
2 5 VaC
_____
9-12
9+26
10-
15c
Spencer Bartlett & Co. (resumed)
Higbie Manufacturing (quar.)
Hill's
Suoermarkets, class A (quar.)
Hilo Electric
Light
Holiinger
Gold
Mines
Ltd.—
.)
Quarterly
9-10
55c
(quar.)
Telephone
10-
Southwest—
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Inc.
7LaC
1
(quar.)
Hibbard
Hirsch
52c
the
Chemical
&
—_____
37VaC
of Ohio—
(quar.)_
Oil
1
8-23
9-25
;
50c
(quar.)
11-
9-25
15c
(quar.)
9-11
10-22
1
11-15
3%
dividend)
iquar.)
Creamery
9-
1
$$1.50
common
(quar.)
4V; %
-
10-
$1
Products,
Products
Galion
T";
TO-
87 V2 C
10c
(quar.)
Heppenstall Co..
Hershey
10-15
10-25
20c
(quar.)
common
tquar.i_.—
preference
A
11-15
$1.37 V2
—
—:.
Co.,
W.)
preferred
Class
.
E.)
(George
Hercules
9-16
91V4C
*
(quar.)
Hercules
-r-
9-20
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
6
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)—1
51b%
Helme
10-
25c
1
(initial)
Inc.
iquar.)
(Walter
4%
9-
Co.—
Corp.
1
1
5c ■.%
Rubinstein
9-24
9-12
10-
43c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
62 VaC
9-11
1
9-30
10c
'
Corp.
J.)
10-
30c
iquar.)
Industries
Heinz
9-13
50c
(quar.)
F.>
9-13
9-26
(Conn.)
(quar.)
com.
Products
Hein-Werner
22c
(quar.)
Hawley
(E.
3
9-26
25c
r.
A
9-
35c
& Trust Co.
class
Aluminum,
10-
10-1
2%
dividend
Hartford National Bank
1
9-25
10-28
Co.—
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8%
9-
3
9-16
1
11-
35c
1 Va %
dividendi_
(stock
Stores
10-
(Chicago)—
50c
1
9-18
'$1.50
(quar.)
11-
7
1
10c
Corp.
(quar.)
Savings Bank
&
10-
10-
Quarterly
Corp.
9-16
9-30
10-
Harper
Trust
10-
t8c
(quar.)
:
Harris
9-20
$$0.3594
Harnischefeger Corp., common
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
(H. M.) Co. (quar.)
6
9-10
10-15
10c
lquar.>__
(quar.)
9-
1
1
1
10-
$1.50
Co.
Ltd., common
(quar.)
15
1
10-31
10-
25c
——
preference
9-
9-10
1
Refractories—
(quar.)—
9-16
12-15
6
17c
iquar.)
(quar.)__
Carpets
53/4%
,
55c
SI.06 >'4
:
Y.)
Winkle-Munning
preferred
Harding
10-
$1.12 V2
(quar.)__
Handleman
20c
9-10
9-24
lil/4C
Paper—
preferred
Hanover
9-10
12 VaC
:
4V2 %
Hanover
9-23
(quar.)
J.)
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% preferred
Hawthorn-Mellody
_i_
(quar,)__
of
1
10-
60c
(N.
Bank
Inc.
Cosco.
9-19
1
10-
$50c
ingoing
9-10
9-27
11-29
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
1
10-
2-21
12-16
$1.29
(stock
(s-ai
National
Co.
9-30
11-
10-15
1
3-16-64
$1.16
Industries
Mining
Hamilton
10%
11-
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-13
10-
12V2C
pfd.
$5
(quar.)
preferred
Western
&
9-20
10-15
$1.25
RR.,
(quar.)
preferred
5.16%
9-16
4
10-
Co.—
Power
4.64%
Gulf
8-30
8-30
10-31
5c
$2Vic
(quar.)
Ohio
&
8-30
!
9-30
10c
iquar.)
Co., Ltd., cl. A (initial quar.)
preferred
1
27 Vac
quar.)
Dunlap
Wine
10-
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
5.10%
$4.50
20c
37 Vac
Haio
Corp.—
(quar.)___—_——___
of Indiana—
Telephone
General
common
initial
1
Company,
Haddonfield
Co.
General
$2.20
1
preferred
(quar.)
Equipment (Del.)
Hiram
$2.10
10-
8-30
25c
(quar.)
Co. of Illinois—
General Telephone Co.
General
$14c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)-General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
—
$1.25
1
20c
(quar.)
—_
i$2.40
10-
9-13
General Telephone
General
56l/4C
common
iquar.t
Quarterly
preferredY (quar.)
:__
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)—
5.28%
preferred "(quar.)_—___
4.36%
preferred (quar.)_—:
General Telephone Co. of FloridaCommon
(quar.) '—.___
J $1.25
preferred (quar.)
___.——
$1.32 preferred (quar.)_—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)'
$2.50
9-18
1
9-30
—
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
9-13
1
9-14
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
Telephone
10-
9-18
10-
15c
C.)
4.75%
$2,375
22c
'
(quar.)
Telephone & Electronics
Common
(increased-quar.)
•4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
General
8-27
1
Grosset
9-13
30c
preferred
preferred
6
9-16
1
Stock
General
>$1
9-
25c
conv.
Griggs
9-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
6
9-30
1
933/4C
Quarterly
General
9-
$15c
10-
$1.25
Corp.
9-10
9-30
10-
Harsco
Co.
Reinsurance
9-10
2
10-
Co.,
common
5%
9-30
6c
Co.
9-16
10-
19 Vac
Griesedieck
9-30
$1.25
Cement
9-12
32 VaC
Gas
preferred
New
DC
50c
Portland
•
2
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.—■
—J—
(quar.)
6
9-30
$15c
(quar.)
5-29
income)__—
(quar.)
General Precision Equipment—
S4.75 preferred
(quar.)
General
Corp.
Power
2-28
(from
preferred
1
10-
-
$1.75
6-19-64
(quar.)
Trust
5%
preferred
$3.75
Co.
12-
37 Vac
Greenwich
5c
Corp.
Investors
General
common
____
3-20-64
3
50c
—
Vll-
35c
Greyhound Corporation, common
4V'2%
preferred (quar.)
9-
25c
—
(quar.)
Ltd. Ordinary
Co.
General
Sugar,
Harbison-Walker
(quar.)
6
8-31
9-30
12-10
~45c
(quar.)
A
11-29
$1
dividend
Foam
pfd,
9-27
50c
A
9
9-20
and
Green
Corp.—
series
9-
9-
1
40c
3834% )—-—
of
tax
Producers,
12-20
10c
(quar.)
Co.
General
Ordinary
Ltd.,
9-30
2c
Finance
9-10
10-15
10-
3
9-10
1
55c
$20c
10-28
25c
(quar.)
Brewing (quar.)
Ge.neral Cable Corp., common
4%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
:
(Houston) —
9-14
12c
(quar.)
General
9-
9_27
10-
20c
(quar.)
1
Halliburton
General
10-101
10-31
20c
Winnipeg Gas, common (increased)
Voting trust certificates (increased)
Green
(Daniel)' Co.
$1.12)2
General
9-10
(final payment of 23Va%
income
Mountain
6
9-
9-30
1
(quar.)_
$15c
t25c
(quar.)
Crude
Y.)
9-13
Co.—
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)_
:-
1
(quar.)
Insurance
tqu»r.»
10c
Investors
(quar.)
American Oil
(Texas)
General
Ltd.
Stores,
Western
Western
Gunnar
—
9-19
10-
—
IN.
Ltd.
9-27
10-
9-13
1
9-30
10-
—
Preferreu
1
10-
30c
Greater
—
(quar.)
conv.
Co.,
Life
Universal
Great
10-
9334C
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
—
.
1
6c
Ethyl Corporation, common (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc.
(stock dividend)
to
10-
'
Equity Fund. Inc.
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)_
Subject
(quar. )l
Parts
8-26
$4.50
Pasd
9-16
1
5
8-30
11-15
>.
(quar.")
Power
1
10-
9-13
2
25c
Insurance
Paper
10-
9-30
12-
$50c
:
common
Stores
6
10-17
(Canada) —
tquar.)
Lakes
25c
45c
(quar.)
Co.
&
American
Electric—
$4.12
El
American
Great
Growers
Automotive
10-31
5c
common
lquar.)_
Water
(quar.)
preferred
General
Coal
Elmira
Paso
9-20
£ 9- 6
12 Vac
;
.
Communications,
Empire
El
1
9-27
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Elizabethtown
Elk
1
15c
A
Drug
Great
25c
-
Inc.
General
9-16
10-
Corp—
Electronic
6'r
10-
30c
■
Abrasives
10-15
20c
(quar.)
10-15
30c
Quarterly
Electrolier
Gray
9-23
9-
1
1
55c
C.)
Co.,
9-20
10-10
15c
tquar.)
preferred
11-22
Great
4
10-
$$1
D.
1
5 Vac
Co.—
American
5Va'«•
T)
(W
33,4%
3
11-
Employees Insurance Co.
2
45c
.__
Investors,
General
8c
preferred
(Washington,
Grant
9-
10-
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Co.
& Rubber
12-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__•_!
Co.
preferred B (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
General
F.)
10-
30c
General
9
15c
4%
3
1
10-11
10-
13c
(quar.)
Government
9-30
11-
1
10-10
Hollingshead
Holly
Wisconsin—
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-14
-
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
12-16
10-
10-
.?
13c
$15c
;
(quar.)
General
$37 VaC
(quar.)—
Share
&
6
Common
$1.50
——
Common
9-11
9-25
7'aC
(initial-quar.)
Engineering Corp.—
New common
(increased quar. )_i
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
(quar.)
Elder- Mfg.
Co.: (quar.)
.'
Bond
12-
-
1
25c
(quar.)—
—
14c
—
common
Corp.
General
7c
,
Ltd.
6
net
Corporation
Electric
9-13
(B.
(NY»
$15c
Inc.
General
9
Edwards
Electro
9-13
City
net
(quar.)
Edgcomb Steel (quar.)
Edison feros. Stores. 4lA%
1
1
Gate
-
L_"
Trust,
10-
10-
3
55c
(from
:S.
income)
Investment
Economy Baler Co.
22 VaC
3
;
(quar.)____
Fund
9-12
9-
$ 15c
(quar.)
Fund
_L
Stock
Howard
9-20
9-16
9-
$$1.50
(s-a)
Balanced
Goodyear Tire
9-20
9-13
Kodak Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) ———Howard
9-16
1
9-30
15c
Eastman
&
1
10-
9-30
10c
Gas
$3.60
10-
$1.25
10-10
35c
Eastern
Eaton
12 Vac
9-30
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros,
Goodrich
15c
7%
Stock
9-17
9-30
10-15
10-
12 VaC
Systems (increased quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)—
Security
&
1
9-30
10-1
75c
—
Insurance
10-
25c
Gas
pfd.
Goldblatt
Freightlines (quar.)
Light
(Columbus. Ga.),
i
4Va%
9-20
11-25
Garrett
1
Globe
Gold
8-30
9-13
:
5c
tquar. 1
Company
1
Gas
7
Falls
10-
Co.—
.
A.)
Steel
Corp.
Envelopes
12-16
16c
8-30
9-27
10c
quarterly
Aiden
1
$1.50
9-13
1
9-27
30c
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)_
Corn Exchange Bank—
10-
3
10-
Glen
Glens
6
10-
$15c
Trust
Increased
Globe
9-
11-15
20c
tquar.)
Ltd
Mines,
Cards
Greeting
Gilfillan
Gulf
Garrett
Co.
9-20
12-20
11-29
$10c
Glidden
30c
3
1-1-64
5c
coramon__.
Cement
Yellowknite
4
$30c
(quar.)
&
15c
—
15c
Corp.,
Portland
Giant
7
20c
—
(Julius)
Garlock,
tquar.)
Mfg.
•.
Geotecnnical
9-
3
10-
1
9-13
Fund)
Quarterly
10-
9-
10-
10-
(G)
Georgia Shoe
1
9-
52 Vac
V 9-13
1
1
6c
_
1
11-
1
52 VaC
10-
10-
10-
■i
9-
$1.15
*
75c
10-
1
Fuel,
9-16
467ac
E.C.P.I.,; Inc.
&
1
9-
1
1
-
Extra
10-
50c
_
preferred
9-11
1
10-
common
9-27
10-
3
1
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred 1962 series • (quar.)
George Putnam Fund (Boston) (see Putnam
Girard
Corp.—
Garfinkel
$4.50
Bakeries,
10-21
32c
10-
participating
Participating
1
10-10
51V»C
4%
:
Monthly
(quar.)—:
Eastern
Corp.,
(George
Futterman
9-12
11-
beneficial
of
(quar.)
preferred
Fundamental
517/8C
Natural
Shares
(Pa.)
E.)
Fulton-Carrol
9-30
(quar.)
Tennessee
—
(quar.)
9-20
10-25
10-
$1.15
S4.y2
Great
(quar.)—,
9-20
12 Vac
(quar.)
East
;
1
$1.12 Va
87 Vac
(quar.)
Duvu) Corporation (quar.)
Class
4%
$1.24
1%
class A Ordinary
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-27
10-
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
A
Fuller
9-13
$4.96
$4.60
$0,041
California
of
(Charles
Fruehauf
8-10
10c
(quar.)
—
Class
9-16
10-
.'
preferred
Frost
8-26
10r
30c
8-10
1
15c
__
Ltd.
2%
_
i
4.20%.
Realty
Co.
Fritzi
10-15
9-24
10-
Giant
Corp.—i-
interest
Cos.,
10-31
25c
$1.23
75c
interest
Fraser
$1.12 Va
9-13
10c
(Texas)
(quar.)
Corporation
9-6
1
9-30
1
6
9-13
10-15
9-13
2c
9-22
1
1
9-
1
10-31
1
56 Vic
Depositor
Mfg.
U5c
—
2.10%
Co.
1
10-
10-
$1.05
—
(quar.)
Bank
Ltd.
Frantz
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pert
10-
9-12
.
Class
dividend)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
Duro
1
25c
4%,
4.15%:
10-
$1.75
___
Light Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
9-17
9-30
10-
Ltd.—
Corporation
(quar.)
(E. I.) de Nemours Co.—
Duplan
du
(N.
Associates
&
1
10-30
1
14c
(quar.)
National
Beneficial
1
10-
10-
35c
common
Mutual
Franklin
10c
(stock
Inc.
iquar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
A
Fram
10-
40c
<quar.)
common
$1.25
preferred
5%
class
Dairies,
Products,
Class
10-
50C
Founders Mutual Fund—
1
15c
—
"42"
9-30
45c
(quar.)
Trust
Dunlop
11-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
1
40c
Co., common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Drunimond Welding & Steel Works,
Co.
1
40c
Power
Quarterly
1210-
t37V'2C
.
Dunhill .International,
15c
$3
+
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Chemicals
(quar.)
(quar.)
Worth
Fort
9-16
15c
Co., $5 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
50c
—
(quar.).
Y.)
$5
preferred
Founders
3
10.-31
3%
,
Corporation (increased)
Corporation, 4% preferred
Drewrys, Ltd.
(USA)
(quar.)
Dul'fy-Mott
B
9-16
1
17 lac
(quar.)_
Power
50c
—
Drug Research Laboratories, Inc.—
Properties, 6% preferred (quar.)_
Class
Draper
Duke
9-30
1
1
10-
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
25c
;
—
(N.
Stores, Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foote
Cone
<fe
Belding
(initial)
Forbes & Wallace, class A
(quar.)
1
9-16
Co.
Trust
&
Fair
11-
10-
'-9-24
J.)—
Fair
10-
(s-a)
Dravo
DuBois
N.
$4.20
10-15
Co.
Inc.,
9-20
7 Vac
(quar.)
dividend
Gibson
Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)_—
Bank
Inc.
Telephone,
&
9-18
9-30
County
(N.
Inc.
(quar.)
Company,
Florida
9-30
9-30
9-13
9-30
40c
75c
Fleming
10-15
1
34c
Diego—
Banking
Inc.,
3
55c
(quar.)
9-20
9-17
—
iquar.)_—
Somerset
Bank
Moore,
Foods,
J40c
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
9-20
12c
Ltd.
(quar.)—,—,
Industries (stock dividend)
Dover
&
$37 VaC
Co.,
preference
Dover
Fisher
$25c
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common (quar.)
7%! preferred (quar.)——;
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Doughboy
10-
(quar.)_.—
1
1
Insurance—
(quar.)
Steel
&
40c
(quar.)
1
10-
15c
(quar.)..—,—
com.
9-
City)
San
National
Trenton
Fishback
30c
(quar.)
Foundries
Dominion
1
10-
(quar.),
Ltd.
10-
10-
—
General
Co.,
85c
31V4C
laccum.)
—
Corset
Dominion
8-28
10-15
J42 V2C
Dominion
\
6c
Canada
of
9-23
183/4C
pfd.
Fund
Dominion
1
pfd. (quar.)
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%
preferred
(quar.)
(Joseph)
Dominick
10-28
5c
(accum.)
(quar.)—',
Diversey, Corp.
8Va%
._
conv.
B
10-
75C
of
Stores
Pennsylvania
First
less
—
(initial)
Photo
District
(final
Ordinary
tax)—
40c
15c
(Philadelphia)
Ltd.,
Co.,
British
9-20
9-30
10-
7 Vac
A
class
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
Georgia
9-20
•■_:—
National
Productions)
Distillers
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Parts
Genesco,
9-13
Quarterly
First
Genuine
9-16
Mount Vernon (N. Y.)
of
First
9-30
9-20
Maryland
Bank
First
con¬
vertible
B
Stock
10-15
(Bound Brook, N. J.) (quar.)_
First National Bank
(Toms River,
12-31
Ciass
9-18
9-30
$1.25
pfd'.
5Va%
(quar.)
Brewing,
Genesee
of Rec.
9
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
& Rubber,
preierred
$5
6
12-
10-31
Dallas
of 'Oregon
Bank
National
1-2-64
10-21
Quarterly
10-15
Stock
Bank
National
First
9-13
9-13
25c
i
National
First
Stock
vertible
of
Bank
Quarterly
First
1
(quar.)
Chicago
First
6
National
9-27
10-
(quar.)
(Boston)
of
9-16
9-
Incorporated, class A—
MvVV'V
dividend
(one-for-100)
in $1 con¬
Disc,
Bank
9-30
4c
32%c
(.quar.)
Atlanta
of
Bank
National
—
—
Bank
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
National
First
4
20c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_r
(quar.)—__—_
Sons
&
9-13
9-27
9
9-
2%
Co.
Rubber
&
National
First
Barbara
Insurance
tund
Tire
Stocic
9-14
10-18
9-
9-25
20%
9-30
}2c
Dillon
2
10-31
10-
9-JU
Corp.
Time
Holders
Payaoie
6?4C
V
—
15c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines
Firestone
25c
12 ',aC
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)
(Mich.)
Co.
Fireman's
9-
15c
(quar.)
Industries
Trust
&
117 Vic
9-13
1
9
America
of Santa
Corp.
1
9-13
General
Genung's,
dividend
10-
10-11
9-28
9c
—
of
Corp.
1020c
(quar.)
10-31
70c
(quar.)——
Fieldcrest Mills
9-20
held)
shares
95
32 VaC
from investment income
(increased-quar.)
9-30
10c
of Lake Bros.
share
9-30
Inc.—
4V2C
Financial
10-15
Share
Name of Company
General Tire
Scores (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Products
Paper
Jtund,
§tock
Inc.
Foods
Board
Quarterly
9-10
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Financial Corp
(quar.)__.
(one
Mortgage
9-30
Co.
Slockv dividend
SS.
National
Federal
$1
9-27
V.'hen
Per
of Rec
7
30c
Fay)
Assn.
(monthly)
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
Holders
10-
Leslie
(See
Inc.
-When
Payable
10c
(quar.)
92 %c
Sftamsnip—
Deltonn
Corporation
(Leslie;,
Fay
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
9-27
Co.-—
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
4.28%
Delia
Light
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Co.
&
preferred
3.70%
Delta
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
.
.
Sugar
Holmes
(D.
(R.
M.l
Corp.
H.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased
Co.,
Ltd.
quar.)___i___
(quar.)—
37 Vic
,
Volume
198
Number
6301
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1143)
(
Per
m
When
Satire
Name of Company
:
Payaoie
oj nee.
9-28
9-16
Holophane Company
Hon,
(quar.)
Winsion, Inc.
Keuinan.a
Holyoke
Home
Shares,
Inc.
insurance
Home
Oil,
Co.
Ltd.,
45c
(quar.)
12 Vac
(quar.)___
600
class
Y.)
A
ll-io
25c
__
(N.
Holders
11-
9-30
11-
1
Per
Name of
Jamaica
7
1-1-64
12-
2
$1.06 (i
Hooker
Chemical
preierred
9-27
9-
4
iquar.)
2nd
55
Hoover
Horn
preierred
C
9-
4
Jamaica
(quar.)
4(4%
Company,
& Hardart
$1.25
preierred
9-o0
$1.37 (2
9-30
31 (4C
__!
9-27
$1.12 ( '2
(quar.i_
Baking iquar.)
9-30
Hotel
Corp. oi America, 5 % preierred tquar.)
Heudailie Industries, common "(quar. >_
$2.25"conv. preferred tquar.)
Household
3^'V
Finance
Corp.,
preferred
5y4 %
preferred
,
5.65%
Class
B
Hupp
Huron
City,
(quar.)
N.
Huttig Sash <fc
Door
5%
preferred
5%
Co.,
$2.75
preferred
A
9-30
9-30
9-16
xl(2%
10-
1
9-6
9-30
9-13
Jenkins
(quar.)
Jewel
Tea
3a/4%
Co.,
common
preierred
9-16
9-16
6%
7
9-23
5 l/a7c
7
9-23
Johnston
Jocaey
Mutual
12-16
9-30
9-13
$1.12(4
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
10-
1
10-28
25c
10-23
$1.03 Va
10-
1
9-13
Kaiser
Illinois
Bell
pfd.
9-
9
Telephone
(quar.)
Central
Industries
Central
RR.
Capital
Fund,
Oil
Imperial
Tobacco
Common
Ltd.
1
9-30
9-
6
9-30
9-10
48c
___
Guaranteed
Kansas
•
$4.20
Independent Telephone Corp.
Head
4%
Kansas
9-27
10-
1
Mills,
new
&
4V2%
9-
8-30
9-30
8-30
10c
__
12
3
5%
preferred (quar.)
Vi%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Inaustria Electrica de Mexico
Industrial
$4.50
Acceptance, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)::
$2,25
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
Inland
Co.,
Credit,
class
A
investment
A
Interlace
Iron
1
9-16
10-
1
9-18
Inter-Mountain
non-cumulative
6%
Stock
3Va %
$25c
9-30
9-
tquar.)
International
Quarterly
International
International
Minerals
1-2-64
11-22
12-
3
10-22
Common
5%
10-
1
10-1
9-
3
9-13
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
1
9-10
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-17
Pipe
&
1
10-
1
9-20
20c
10-
1
9-20
Kirsch
Co.
11-14
10-31
Knape
&
1
Corp.
$5c
9-30
9-19
(initial)——
8c
1-6-64
12-20
Inc.—
10-
7
9-20
60c
10-15
9-13
45c
(quar.)_;
9-30
9-18
Corp.—
Salt
International
(stock
Co.
Seaway
International
Shoe
International
Co.
9-26
9-26
9-13
12J4c
(initialC——
10-15
10-
1
10-15
9-20
75c
VBC
9-30
9-
6
9-
6
Corp.,
participating
(quar.)
Investors
10-15
9-16
$75c
10-15
9-16
—
5c
9-27
9-
7c
9-30
9-13
10-10
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-10
10-
1
(initial)
investment
income).
payable
in
A
class
<fc
is-a)__
com.
'
V
V
(quar.)
______
4.35%
preefrred
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$6
preferred
1
(N.
D.},
6c
10-11
9-13
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-
1
25c
60c
1010-
1
1
9-13
9-13
10-
1
n-
7
10-11
10-
1
9-13
$1.10
;
___
_
10-
1
9-13
$1 0S34
—
10-
1
9-13
$1.20
10-
1
9-13
Y.)
(quar.)
40c
10-
1
9-
3
Inc.
(s-aV—
10c
10-15
10-
1
common
(quar.)
9-13
Nfarsh
9-13
(quar.)..—
A
1
9-16
10-1
" 8-26
12-
5
11-26
62'2c
9-30
10-1
10-
1
Laclede
10-
1
1
9-25
9-11
1
10-21
11-
(Quarterly
4.32%
5%
tl33/4c
Inc.
Loan & Investment
Max
Lau
Co.'
Steel
Blower
Laurentide
10c
10-15
1
10-
1
9-25
9-5
15c
9-30
9-16
9-10
McEfonnell
6%
Class 'A
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
$1.40
$35c
9-30
9-
9
McKay
$2
:150c i
9-30
9-
.9
McLean
9
McQuay,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Lazard
preferred
Gas
Fund
Leath
(quar.)
Lehigh
Portland
Lenox,
Inc.
Leslie
Fay,
income).
Mead
Portland
Mensch
Class
A
6%
2nd
5.75%
9-10
9-25
9-11
5V2%
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)
5%
Liberty
Fabrics
Liberty
Life
Quarterly
Liberty Loan
Directors
Y.),
Corp.,
voted
(quar.t
Lincoln
National
Lincoln
—
6
9-13
12-31
12-13
30c
10-
1
9-16
11-26
10-18
tquar.)
$1.75
12%c
Insurance
Ling
Temco-Vought,
Lice-Rollway
Little
(quar.)____
Miami
Special
4%
Special
Corp.,
RR.
Inc.
class
1
9-16
10- 1
9-30
9-12
conv.
&
common
25c
11-
1
Co.,
(quar.)
—
Co.
Inc.,
12x/2c
9-30
9-
6
Meyer
4.40%
1
9-13
1
9-16
10-31
10-
10-
1
1
9-16
20c
10-31
10-10
9-30
9-20
9-16
9-27
9-16
10-
1.
87V4c
9-27
$1.12(4
9-27
9-16
$1.37(4
9-27
9-16
9-16
9-27
9-16
9-30
9-13
10-
1
9-16
12-20
12-10
9-30
9-20
:-9-30
9-20
10c
10-
9-13
12(4c
1
9-16
Louis)
York
—
Inc.
(quar.)
9-13
10-
1
9-23
11-
1
10-23
45c
45c
10-
,37V2c
10-
1
iquar.)_—
9-13
1
(quar.)
_________
9-16
9-30
20c
45c
10-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
25c
37 (4c
(quar.)
10-
9-10
9-16
B'TG
1
1
1
30c
87(4c
(quar.)
9-20
9-30
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-
50c
45c
(quar.)—
com.
1
10-
8*30
(quar.)
10-
17c
25c
,
17(4c
10c
9-27
11- 1
10-10
9-6
9-6
9-16
9-'_7
9-13
1
1
10-11
95c
96 Vic
97 (4c
$1.08%
$1.11 Vi
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
15c
10-10
9-25
50c
$1.10
9-30
10-31
9-16
10-16
$1.25
10-
.
9-6
9-6
9-6
9- 6
9- 6
10c
-
(Fred)
Michigan
10-
10-
U-
,
E'dison Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
9-12
20c
pfd. (quar.)——
Inc. (quar.)
3.85%
10-
8-30
9-6
9-26
62Vic
—
—_
7%
3.90%
10-21
9-23
10-1
933/4C
L__.
(quar.)
Extra
Metropolitan
4.45%
10-15
2%
(quar.)__
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
9-14
10-15
1
5%
(quar.)
Corp.,
New
common
preferred
10-10
12V2c
1
1
of
preferred
11-
11-
Factor
(see
(Chicago)
(St.
preferred
Bank
Machine
Metro.
10-15
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
I
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)—
Gas & Electric Co.,
preferred
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
<
Co.
4%
gtd.
A
$1.50
Co.
3.80%
1V2%
(initial
A
Class
4.35%
Co.—
(stock
dividend)
Common
Acceptance
Metromedia,
10-
Printing
Life
Trust
$3.50
9- 3
1
100%
(monthly)
Bank
Merchants
Mesta
9-25,
SO.32
,
National
Merck
9-
9- 3
9-30
Fund
—
9-10
1
9-23
1
25%
pfd.
Stock
(quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines,
10-
3
3
9-13
$1.11
(quar.)
9-10
10-
9-
9-
1
9-30
8X4C
Co.
Cement
1
$.3593a4
7%
&
Merchants
12V2c
9-25
10-
50c
9-10
split of the
;
(quar.)_
Liggett <fc Myers Tobacco,
Lily Lynn, Inc.. class A
9-16
9-13
$1.37(4
1
5c
five-for-four
a
9-21
9-30
5c
;
common
9-30
9-20
10-18
9-20
11-
$1.50
10-
$1.25
iquar.)
(quar.t
5%.
income)
A
$1.3710-
pfd.
C.)
shares
preferred
J18c
$1.433i
i
5%
(S.
:
common
53/4%
(N.
Insurance
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
$1.19
(quar.)
Mercantile
'J
pref.
30c
(quar.)____
Monthly
Mercantile
12c
pfd.
25c
dividend)
Co.
Corporation
Inc.
Johnson
9-10
S-23
10c
class
Co.
Medusa
11-8
10-
10-
.$1.12V4
62V4c
(quar.)
9-20
9-3
1
1
15c
9-17
1
10-15
10-
'TO-17;
4,
1
25c
Trucking
2
9-20
$1.50
(.quar.)
(annual)
9-25
..
,
9-13
10-15
10-
20c
9-
10-
3
1
11-
(quar.)
9-19
12-
' 10-
40c
Corp. (quar.)
Publishing Co.—
9-30
(Louis)
Levy Industries, Ltd.,
Lexington Water Co.,
35c
.
preferred
(quar.)
Machine (quar.)_.
19c
A
<quar.)_
Enterprises—
iquar.)
25c
12V4C
.
dividend)
(stock
Ray)
10-15
25c
(quar.t
9-
10-16
(quar.)
(J.
8c
35c
Cement
(quar.)
Inc., class
9-16
9-24
16c
(stock
9-27
investment
net
9-16
1
5c
Co.,
62V2C
Co
(from
Co.
&
(quar.)
5V4%
9-16
1
10-
10-30
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
9-30
lVfec
Lawrence
&
preferred
tl7V£c
9-30
10-
Co.)
McDermott
9-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
common
9-24
9-. 6
•
Fund
Inc.
&
15c
(quar.)
Subsidiary
9-16
10-1
$1.12(4
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory Corp.; common
(quar.)_.
3(4%
preferred; (quar.)
4(4%
preferred B (quar.)
5(4%
preferred B
(quar.)
9-19
8-30
1
8.
9-16
tquar.)___•
Bros.,
(Max)
9-30
1010-
&
Factor
7V^c
i.
Corp.,
10-
1
3
10-16
McCord
10-8
9-17
10-
27(40
Growth
investment
Life
9-16
•
(increased)
Financial
Common
—"
(quar.)
Co.
Investors
May Department Stores-—
33/4% preferred 1959 series
Mays (J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
10-15
1
10-30
,_a—
9-16
9c
9rl9
9-17
$1.50
a
9-16
59%c
*
:
:
preferred
9-16
1
9-30:
10-
,
9-19
9-30
17c
9-30
10-
9-30
9-30
tquar.)
9-30
f$0.076
9-13
—
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
Co.—•
4.75%
conv.
preferred A (quar.)
Lance, Inc. (quar.)
Lang & Company (quar.)___
Larsen Company
Lalrobe
Corp.
27c
Sessions—
'
9-13
1,
10-
$17(2c
31 Vic
Initial quarterly _i____.____.__
Lamson
Maul
9-16
9-17
1
10-
50c
Hegeler Zinc Co.~
dividehd:__-_____
Stock
8-26
9-30
10-
10-15
lc
(quar.)
28V2c
preferred E (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.56%
Lambton
:
9-27
1
6
^-13
1Q-17
25c'
.
iquar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Mathes (Curtis) Mfg.
9-30
10-
9-
9-27
10-31
•
Mastic
10-15
22c
26V4C
9-11
19-30
1.
10-15,
$1.75
fquarj„____—
from
Massachusetts
Mattel,
1
10-15
10-
25c
Electric, 4.76'," picl.
preferred (quar.)___
4.44%
10-15
13%c
(quar.)
from
quar.)__
tquar.)
dividend
Stock
10-
(quar.)
Massachusetts
9-16
11-
12V2c
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
(Detroit)
M'asonite-Corp,
9- 9
9-9
Co—
Gas
B
Sons,
oi
Massachusetts
(quar,).
Telephone Corp.
LaCrosse
(quarterly
Martin
Marietta Corp., com.
(quar.)
4(2%
preferred
(quar.t;
Maryland National Bank (quar.)
9-13
.
$1.50
(quar.)__
53Vbc
$22(4c
Supermarkets
Marshall-Wells Co., 6%
9-13
9-30
50c
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
.Marsh
10-
6834C
-
5c
25c
.•
tquar.)
(Calif.)
Marlin-Rockwell
1
$1
9-13
45c
(quar.).—
1
Labatt, Ltd.
8-30
9-15
82 (4 c
(quar.)
Coal,
10-
53 3,4 c
4.40%
Creek
10-10
:
■iV
1
(quar.)
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Island
1
$1.50
'
initial-quar.)
&
Co.
10-
$60c
preferred.-
Power—
preferred
Trust
10-15
$68c
.
,
:
Inc.,
Light
(Richard
1
lc
.—
(Canada),
preferred
Irwin
6
7V4c
:
4.80%
-Irving
4%
—
4.30 %
3.30%
3
6c
:
<
9-
Fund—
(s-a >
Power
2c
1
(s-a)
Packers,
common
4%
stock
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
*$1.25
tquar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
&
Industries
Mattiessen
Lesser
___
Electric
series
$2.50
9-27
$60c
1_
Boston—
Syndicate
Electric
9-10
6c
■»——
Beef
1
iquar._
(quar.)
Royalty
Iowa
10-
com.
payable in class A stock
Research
Iowa
9-24
'
income)
Extra
9-16
9-14
(quar.)
——:
dividend
Investors
1
9-30
10-15
„
Corp. of New York—
dividend
preferred
9-16
in¬
net
(quar.)
B
.10-
27V4C
—a—
1
>
:5c
(from
Ltd.,
Inc.
net
Funding
Stock
10-
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
—
of
from
Class
Stock
9-16
15c
Fund,
Investors
A
9-16
1
183/4C
common-
preferred
Trust,
'(Quarterly
1
10-
.
prior pfd.
Co..
Foundation.
convertbile
Investment
9-16
10-
(quar.i—V—
__
Investment
1
21 Vic
—*
5%
income)
10-
a„„—
5(4% preference (quar.)
Investment Co.
of
America
vestment
20c
tquar.)
common
A
C
(quar.)
loc
iquar.)
Basket
10-25
10-15
9-30
Participating
Investment
1
20c
Interstate Hosts, Inc.,
Interstate
Securities
Iowa
11-
$1.12 Vi
.< quar.)__i——:
preferred
New
10-15
(quar.)__
common
iquar.)
preferred
Class
8-30
1
(quar.) —ia—iiaa—_
Corp.,
Financial
.preferred
Investors
1
11-
•——-——--------
Interstate
(From
10-
17 (4 c
A
series
Company—
preferred (quar.)
10-15
25c
'4V4%\. preferred\
6
Corp.
preferred
25c
7%
$1
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.i
International Textbook Co.
(quanta
—
Interstate Finance
9-
7Vic
10c
(initial
Midland
Mariene
22c
series
common
2%
-—_—
9-12
6%
Kroger
preferred
Market
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5V2%
9-11
Class
Company,
9-10
1
B
10-
8-30
50c
Common
9-10
5
6%
4%
preferred
preferred
conv.
1
10-
75c
convertible
5y2%
9-30
10-
10-
class
4V-i'/c
9-6
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Kuhlman
30c
$1
Mfg.
9-18
433ie
Corp.,
25c
12V2c
9-30
tquar.)
Corporation, common
preferred (quar.)___
8
.10-
t25c
quar.)
C
9-20
9-i3
%55c
pfd.
9-20
u-27
eta
Maremont
9-10
1
1
IIV4C
tquar.)
National Bank
Marine
10-
(quar.)_
Co.,
5%
Maritime Telegraph
10-15
A
10-
Milis, Ltd., common tquar. >
5:l2V2c
5V2% pref, B (quar. >_____
__4——$$1.37>/2
Maplewood Bank & Trust (N. J.)
(quar.)
•
75c
9-20
30c
a-80
3
65%c
Shares
8-26
3%
1-15
iu-io
IMmds:
9-29
1
d-13
10-16
5%
9-16
10-
.9-30
10-
dividend
1-15-64
25c
(quar.)
1
9-20
5c
(quar.)
(initial
7%
9-18
(quar.)____—
Interphoto
;
1
10-31
Leaf
8
1-
1Q-
1-30-64
—25c
23c
(quar.)________________________
Vogt
Co.
412c
(payable in class B shs.)
9-30
25c
dividend).—
pfd.
Inc.
8
1-8
4-
9-17
■'v
10-
45c
Quarterly
.
9-30
$1.25
——
(quar.)__:2__::._-—_
7%
10-
10-19
25c
basis)
Garden, 60c pid.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Kromex Corp.
tquar.)_
Corp.—
(quar.)_:%
Trading
Silver.
85c
5%
6%
—
(quar.)_-—
Proteins
10-15
1-15-64
27V2c 4-15-64
Kingsport Press Inc.
(quar.)r.
Kirby-Cogleshall-Stein
Koppers
_
International
27V2c
(quar.)
10-15
37VaC
income)
a
Manchester Gas1 Co., 7%
pfd. (accum.)_
Manischewitz l(B.) Co. (quar.)
:
Manufacturers Hanover Trust (quar.)______
Maple
Koehring Co.—
Discount
Ceramics
9-20
—
$1
preferred
10-1
9-13
-
9-19
v
Paper
Ltd.,
Manufacturers
9-13
27V2C
dividend
11-
25%
10-
Stock
20c
(quar.)—_
1
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
1st pfd.
(quar.)__
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
1
35c
Industries
Kewanee Oil—.
9-10
10-
* 9-13
10-
preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)
Kerr Mfg.
Co., class A (quar.)
Oil
;
12-16
10-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-16
1-2-64
9-17
9-27
tquar.)
class
General: Industry
net
investment
9-16
1
$1112Va
(quar.)
5%
31 (4 c
(quar.)
International
::
Common
Kerr-Mcuee
(quar.)
conv.
Class
Refining (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co., com.
20c
International
Managed
9-13
9-30
10-
quarterly
preierred series
&*Hyde iquar.)
8-30
1
1
luc
(quar.)
Mailinckroot Cnemical WorksClass A common
iquar.)
Stock
50c
Co., $4.50 preferred series A
&
Corp.
9-10
10c
Kendall
50c
(increased-quar.)
preferred
6
87VaC
Kendall
Extra
4%
30c
(quar.)
6
(quar.)___
Chemical
&
preferred
9-16
15c
Fragrances,
Co.
'
1
9-27
10-
87x^c
9-
10c
Harvester
(quar.)
9-6
.___
_
Common,
&
pfd.
(quar.)____
9-30
1
.—
Distributors
Flavors
6%.
9-33
31(/4c
Commercial
Book
International
Co.,
preferred
$3
—
41/4%
,Malone
15c
10-1
6
Subject to stockholders approval
Inter-Provincial
Nut
H)
oqu<tre
common
9-6
10c
c
2%
:——
preferred
New
9-6
10-
1
10-
priority shares tquar.) ______
;25c
Service Co.,
common
(quar.)
26c
preferred
(quar.)—
$0.59375
Major Pool Equipment Corp. (stock div.)
10%
9-6
10-1
1
10-
Public
9-
5c
n_
20c
$1.50
4.75%
1
■
9-14
Convertible
Maine
1
(monthly)
$12 (4c
$56 (<4
(s-a)
com.
9-9
1
10-
9-30
10-15
(quar.)____
tquar.)
6s
Car
10-
Kelly Girl Service, Inc. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
(quarterly from
Co.,
dividend
Corporation
11-15
iquar.)_
Telephone
40c
10-15
j:25c
(quar.)
co.,
Poaer
Mailman
9
$1.12 Vie
$1.25
—
9-30
31V4C
common
preferred
(R.
$1.0610-
Kay Windsor, class A
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
Common
preferred
$3
Kavanau
common
tquar.)
11-29
40c
Co.
Gas,
Light Co.,
10-15
(quar.),
pfd.
a
Mading Drug Stores
9-16
&
Inc.,
•tofttuisufi
9-16
Power
1-'.)
9-30
1
22^c
8c
(ju,.
9-30
1
10-11
10-11
-
on
10-15
10-
(quar.)_
1
l
1
10-15
10-
(quar.)
10-11
11-
11-
8c
Vending
Macy
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
common:
common
conv.
25c
1
11- 1
$1.11
$1.04
.
70c
50c
30c
3ya%
(quar.)
Steamship
Intermountain
Maciartn
$1.25
Kelling
(quar.)
Interlake
11-14
Kellogg Company—
$$1.12 V2
(quar.)
B
1
(quar.)
9-10
25c
preferred
12-
5x/4%
9-9
9-18
(quar.)—„—
preferred
11-14
Macau
9-9
$4.25
10-1
8c
5%
1
1
1
9-10
(increased-quar.)
5%
11-14
12-
12-
1
Kansas
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
Mack Trucks
10-
1
income-
Securities
11-14
9-
* 10-11
1
jgc
Co.,
(now
1
$1.08a4
com.
$1.24
9
9-16
a-ao
li-
—
12-
9-30
9-24
—
Macuunaiu
Magor
9-13
9-30
Monthly
Monthly
11-14
10-
9- 9
10-10
30c
;
$1.50
Industries-—
1
23c
9-
1
loc
class
Inc.,
12-
$l.l2l/2
1
10-
:
(quar.)_
co
Increased
Gas.
:___
10-
$1.75
~I:::
9-14
10-
preferred
uas
$1.12 Va
9-13
Institutional
Insurance
1
$1.08
1
dividend)
(stock
10-
$1.07
10-
_
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund
MSL
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
preferred
6%
MCA,
9-16
preferred
20C
:
A
9-16
9-30
preferred ,(quar.)
preferred
9-13
30c
62Vac
$1.29
9-10
9-30
Industries—
9-26
10-
$1.25
A.
class
9-30
RR.—
(quar.)
preferred iquar,)-.
$1.05
-—
(quar.)
Ingersoll Machine <fc Tool,
30c
4.28%
$5
10-'1
50c
Breweries
Typogiaph
$1.05
Natural
9-18
(quar.)
Electric,
preierence
Lyftn
Electric—-
$1.05V4
——
common
9-17
36X<2C
tquar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
Lager
Ludlow
$1.43a/4
(quar.)
:
1
10-15
$1
Lucky
$1
1
10c
4
S.
10-11
preierred
95c
10-
26c
J
•t
.9-6
10-1
$2.90
10-
Indianapolis Water Co.—
.
&
1
10-28
25c
:
Rapids
10-15
5c
C.)
(quar).
com.
5%. preferred, (quar.)
Lowney
(Walter M.), Ltd.
Common
9-30
(initial)
common
Light,
(quar.)
9-27
10-28
10-
4.32%
income)
D.
Gas
9-13
3%
(Wash.,
Louisville Gas &
preferred (quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
non-cum
8-30
9-30
2%
Power
preierred
$4
3
Ltd.—
dividend
Indianapolis
3
9-
$15c
Canada,
preferred
(stock dividend)
Incorporated Income Fund (from
Indian
9-
1
$30c
of
(quar.-
6%
Stock
1
10-
$80c
(quar.)_
9-16
(quar.)
Southern
1
(quar.)
9-30
non-cumulative
10-
10c
(Canada)
(quar.)
Co.
4%
City
9-12
10-
;
(quax.)
6
Light—
(quar.)_
9-12
.
preierred
$1.25
;
Grand
A:
9-12
'
1
(Hicksville)—•
(quar.)
preierred
(s-a)_
preferred
Kansas
50c
Inc
&
Power
preferred
$4.50 preferred
jjiug
4.16'%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
i».ubeios
4.96 %
17V2C
(quar.)._
$1.46 preferred
6%
City
-
1
iu-
Louisiana-.Power. 65 Light—r
5.16% preferred;;j(quar.}_
9-
37Vic
(quar.)
1
10-
/
9-30
$3.40
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Assurance
Imperial
10-
25c
Illinois
Life
10-15
—
Illinois
Imperial
Imperial
57V4C
(quar.)
Cue
9-30
>.Lyons-Magnus,
corp.,
10-
_______
9-25
.
$6
preference
Kalamazoo Allegan
Bank
•
10-18
1
19
9-12
$1.28%
30c
(quar.)__^
$4.35
I-T.-E-Circuit Breaker, 4.60%
11-
9-16
9-
1
$1.08J,4
island Trust co.
(i\.
!r.) tuuai.)
(P.) Co., common (quar.)
7%
preierred tquar.),
Los Angeles Athletic Club
(quar.)____.
;
5a4%
10-18
10-18
Steel
National
10-
9-30
10-
$1.06»/4
(quar.)
Lorniara
9-16
:
9-19
12-30
9-23
$1.25
iquar.)
iquar.)
10-15
;.
$1.50
12c
preierred
(quar.)
preierred
preierred
Island
9-30
I0-15
20c
4.44%
Jupiter
$1.25
J92c
7c
9-13
Corporation
10-17
12 Vise
10-15
income)
9-6
Kahler
9-18
10-31
tquar.)
tl33/4C
tquar.)
9-13
Corp.—
prefeired
10-15
Logan, Inc.)
Cement
increased
Fund—
9-30
25C
Long
10-18
1
$40c
Mig.
-preierred
5%%
10-3
11-
;fiOc
fl5c
1
9-30
25c
4.25%
10-10
9-30
933/4C
10-1
9-16
9-16
69c
l
10-1
40c
Ciub, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Long
li-
10c
10-
10-15
10-15
9-16
tquar.)
9-20
——
Logan, Inc. (quar.)
Jones & Laugnlin Steel Corp.—
5% series A preferred (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)_.i
9-30
tquar.)____^—:
9-20
9-27
Jonathan
$1.25
tquar.)
9-27
(quar.)
9-16
______
___
9-13
$1.50
Star
4.35%
(quar.)
investment
B
Long lsianct Lignting, 5%
9-13
$1
10-15
50c
—
10-
1
(quar.)
Johnson, Service (quar.)
$75c
9-16
37X/2C
9-17
62 V2C
1
9-23
_____
IO7 1
$32Vac
—
10-
$1.75
—a
common
common
preierred
9-30
10-
Lone
$1.25
Jersey Central Power & Light-— a
4%
Jonatnau
(oee
Lonoontown
¥.)—
(quar.)
Jessop Steel Co. (resumed)
preference
10-18
2V2%
"
London Liie Insurance
$1.25
J5c
Bros.,
dividend)
Ltd.—
(M..t Ltd.
(s-at
Logan. (Jonatnah), Inc.—-
Co.—
(quar.)
7%- pid.
1st
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2^*0
(stock
Groceterias,
When
Share
(quar.)_
Loeb
1
Lake Petrochemicals oi Canaaa—
9-30
10-
Supply
Glass,
Founder's^
9-16
40c
__
tquar.)
tquar.)
6
(quar.).—
Water
preferred
20c
tquar.)
Hygrade Food Products (quar.)
Hyster Company, common
tquar.)
Ideal;: Cement
9-
9- <6
(From
tquar.).
preierred
1
io-
10- 1
(Increased)
6
——
preferred
A
aa.bO
kiy4%
20c
tquar.)
4(4%
4V«%
9-
9-16
10c
common
tqqar.)
Corporation,
common
Class
9-27
20c
(quar.t
preferred
Huyck
Lobiaw
xlVi%
$5
J.)—
_______
preierred
9-30
9-30
20c
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
■_—
Erie Mortgage tquar.)—
Canada,
10-15
$1.41 Vi
tquar.)_—
_r
Oil
6
6
(quar.)
E
series
Jamestown Teiepnuiie Corp. (N.
5%
1st preierred
(quar.)
9-30
62l4c
.—
A
Class .B
Husky
9S-
tquar.)
Jeiierson
10-15
:
preference
1
1
preierence
Company
Inc.
industries
10-
iu-
x+i4%
prelerence;series D
9-13
10c
_
•Quarterly ____________
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., 80c class A
6.4Q%.
Littelfuse,
5%
9-30
$1.31 (i
(Union
Co.
9-6
Luion
*$1.75
_
iquar.
.
1
C
Jeannette
9-30
31V4C
tquar.)
Trust
B
series
Per
Name of
(Jamaica)—
tcfuar.)——
10-
prelerence
9-13
20c
(quar.)
class
9-15
10-15
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
■
10-15
$1.10
(quar. I
preferred
(Harvey),
Hudson
par)
1
9-16
3oC
____
Hubbell
Ltd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$15c
5%
9-20
$1
of
Vision* Inc.
(quar.)
Houston Natural Gas, common .tquar.)
5.Vc- preferred..($50 par)
(quar.)
($25
1
10-
56 (ic
_
House,
preierred
10-
•
9334C
—.
preierred
tquar.)_____
4.40% preferred tquar.)
.
30c
tquar.I
common
(quar.)
4%
5%
(Canada)
5%
+
Corp.—
$4.25
Ltd.
stilts
<
12 (sc
(s-a)
Service,
"7%'/preference
1
When
Share
service,
Puunc
Jamaica
9-16
lb-
1
Company
Public
11
betterman
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 (4 c
10-
1
9-20
Original
gtd. betterman
stock
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-20
Original
stock
(quar.).
50c
12-10
50c
3-10-64
2-17
$1.10
12-10
3-10-64
2-17
Michigan
Gas Utilities—
11-15
$1.10
11-15
5%
series
A
preferred
(quar.)
Continued
on
1
9-1
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
LOW
STOCKSRange for Previous
34 7a Oct
55
23
39 % Jan
16
Jan
81% Mar
11 Yt Oct
24
21% Jan
52 7s Jun
25
78% Dec 20
74% Jan
28
21
Jan
25
33% Feb
21
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
97a Sep
Oct
39% Oct
1
Jan
15
80
Acme
6
137s Jan 24
60 y2 Sep 11
5
43% Mar 18
9Va Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
Sep
25
35% Jan
17
22y4Mar
4
26% Jan
8
May 28
18% Apr
18
14% Jan
3
18 y2 Aug 28
-
41% May 29
45 Va May 29
70 Ve Feb
7
4% Feb
19
3% May 29
Jun
2
22% Sep
9
9
95
Aug 13
13
Jan
11
42% Jan
11
9% Apr
4
5
30% Jun
12
Jan
27
397s May 28
53% Apr
88
Sep 18
16% May 29
96
34y4Oct
57
12
•
24
May 29
67s Jun
45 Va Oct
26
July
5
15 Yb May
47 y4 Jun
Feb
15
7
,
6
49% Jan
87
Jun
3
11% Jan
2
23
Jan
17
4
16% Oct
24
25
28 y2 Jan
20% Jun
Jan
3
96
Apr
16
Sep
20
19 y4 Apr
29
2
427b Sep
16
6
27% Jun
5
14% Jan
24% Apr
20 Ve Jan
49% Mar 20
17% Jun
2
89
7
12
4
Alside
Jun
25
68%
MaF23
16 y2 Jun
22
23
Dec
31
May 29
34
Feb
9
51% Mar 22
69
20% Jan
22 % Jan
20 Vs Jun
31
15
15% Oct
24
90
26
Jun
22% Jan
17% Jan
3
97
Feb
11
103%
513%
51%
800
743/4
76
757s
76%
753%
753/4
757B
757a
743/4
7574-
4.300
20
20%
197s
20
193%
197a
197a
193/4
193/4
20
27
27%
27
27i/4
27
2774
267B
27
27
2774
18
3
53 V* Apr
25
47% Feb
19.
38% May 29
47% Feb
48% Jan
25
19
Jun
38% July
417s Mar
5
9
50% Mar 26
47 Va Jan
243/4 Jan
17
20
Jan
23
34% Feb
31% May 29
513/4 Jan
5
Jun
27
18% Oct
1
7.200
62%
14.500
55%
567B
23,200
56
547s
37a
37a
37a
363%
367a
367a
36%
37
23
233%
23
23 74
237B
23%-
10.100
233/4
2374
237a
-23 7a
23 5%
23%
23%
15.400
96
937B
94
937a
937a
22%
♦94
96
337b
33%
33%
33%
33%
3374
34%
4.500
417s
41 %
417s
41%
41%
41
41%
11.400
523/4
52
523/a
527s
521%
52%
523A
6.400
102%
*101
1021%
100%
101%
101%
323/4
32%
32%
331/4
52%
53
-
52
523/4
♦101
102%
32
327s
523/a
14%
141/4
14%
141/4
443/4
45%
443/4
45
8%
52%
:•
87s
8%
8%
8i/2
'
527b
-
333/4 Feb
May 29
133/4 May 29
1874 Jun 28
88
127s
127s
127s
13
10.000
171/4
16%
171/s
28.900
93
93
93
500
15
16
41.400
38
383/4
8.300
237B
24
2378
243/a
24
24%
24%
243/4
24%
247s
50.600
23%
237a
237B
637a
29%
64%
64%
64%
64%
647b
64%
65%
64%
65%
41.400
31
10.100
__1
101
10672 Nov
29%
293/4
291/4
3OV2
247b
243/4
247b
x243/4
25
243/4
24 3/4
2.400
79%
767a
78
757b
767s
7674
771/2
767b
777b
49.400
46
451/4
48%
48
483/4
47
4874
47 %
477s
47.500
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
1
44 %
28%
28 3/4
26%
103.900
convertible preferred—100
135%
135%
♦130
19%
19
preferred
19
No par
Co
277s
2
24
79 V2 Sep
86
7
24 72 Oct
23
97
Sep
V
117s May 29
3072 Oct 24
20
s
Oct
24
Oct 24
•
Oct 24
Jan
2
Apr
18
23
Jan
16
2
a
Jan
2
39% Feb
207s Apr
Mar
73% Jan.-2. i.
327a Jan
2
v.
VJ61
547s Jan
/
4
18% Oct 25
2
-1527s May 16
Oct
22
307s Mar 15
•1
7
257s
*253/4
26
65%
*64%
65%
*64%
65%
*641/2
65%
*64%
65%
16
17%
163%
17%
16 3/4
17%
163/4
167s
16%
167b
98.900
54
54
54
523/4
53
52
521%
52%
527b
4.000
No par
347b
34%
38.200
457b
45%
19.800
40%
40%
*
25
25
i 25
,
Co
x53%
12% Jan
2
347s
337s
34%
33%
343/a
34
34 7s
4574
45%
45 7s
457B
443%
4574
443%
457s
40%
407a
403%
403%
407s
40%
40%
347b
Jan
7
1674 Jan
237s Oct 26
87s May 29
40 3% Feb
7
187a Jan
17
9 74 Jan
487s July 18
65
4
977a
*94 7s
977a
9574
9574
*9574
617a
62 7a
61%
627s
61%
627a
613/a
62
6174
613%
34.100
393/8
393/4
3.200
142
Jan
207a Nov
122
Jan
207% Feb
2
1
3
27
V 29
152
151
1337a Apr
125
Apr 24
307s May
8
11
3374 July 18
Corp
574%
71
72
3.90%
474%
Metal
14
American
25
American News
American
343/4 July
3
American
127a May 24
887a Sep 11
Sep 20
17
1307a May 27
397a Aug 20
2672 Jan
& Std
100
Foreign
98% May 29
257s Oct 24
123
July
2
13674 Jan
2
443% Apr
1343% Feb
5
19
27
Aug 22
1277a Jan
20
May 29
2574 Mar 19
2274 Jan
23
Jan
2674 Oct
25
19
22 % Aug 29
10
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
10
May 28
17
243/4 Aug 21
153% Feb 15
54
Mar 30
24
Jan
2
2
Jan
28 Vz
2
18
42
253% Mar
4
147a Mar 16
6
Aug
July
457b
46
6374
647s
64%
657a
37.900
«<•:/ 217b
217s
213%
213%
26.100
167a
2274
163%
16 3/8
22 7b
22 74
Co
2
54
Jun
6
Anaconda
3
353/4 Feb
14
Anaconda
Wire
2574 Oct
26
377a Jan
4
2874 Jan
2
35 74 Apr
11
Anchor
91
27
95
92
2
97
footnotes,
see page
23.
5
$4
,
-
377s
373%
387s
33.000
1093/4
108 3/4
1083/4
*108
1097a
100
417s Jan
7
Anken
22% July
9
Apco
20%
28%
29
1.900
20%
21
383.900
44
427a
447a
433/4
447s
*22%
223%
22%
22%
74 7a
74
75
x21
7
1974
1974
1974
41%
427b
42 74
423/4
423/4
2274
2274
*22.78
2278
227a
227a
76%
7674
7574
76%
974
9%
97»
32%
32%
32%
18%
18%
18%
19
1.66%
-10
.
'7-
7
No par
>
767a
77
'
87s
9%
32%
317s
1878
187a
158
*155%
156
*15574
2972
32
30%
30%
31
307a
*15574
31%
31
10
Chemical
Corp
&
&
31
3074
Film Corp
29%
18%
30%
293%
32%
17.400
18%
17.700
1597a
31
297b
50
20.100
4.400
11%
117a
117a
113%
11%
117a
2.900
857s
863%
853%
85%
8674
14.700
1767a
1767a
17674
1767a
1767a
17674
5.770
23%
233%
*2474
853/4
1767a
243%
129
129
17674
233%
*127
129
233%
233%
127
129
128
347s
357a
'
257b
267s
257s
137b
137a
137s
1247b
125
2874
129%
1307t
5
297a
29%
28
-
27
1307a
29%
28
343/4
2474
267b
2.100
129
90
35
10.800
300
263%
2674
2674
27 7s
137b
27.700
3.400
137b
133/4
137s
133%
1247a
124%
1247s
277b
21%
29.%
*26 7a
35
2474
1247a
277a
27%
277a
277a
277s
191.800
1293/s
1297a
1297a
1297a
1293%
1.330
297a
297a
297a
29%
1.600
28
28
133%
124
1243%
1297a
347s
1767a
*128
357a
26 7s
27
133%
353%
35
357s
36
357a
2774
:r-
♦267a
130
:
29%
28
297s
*27
125
28
95.500
70
247a
*24 7a
247a
24%
24%
800
207a
207a
207s
203%
20%
5.700
.497a
50
800
4974
49%
'4974
493%
1497a
*49%
32
32%
32%
•327a
317a
327a
31
317a
313/4
317b
18%
19..
1874
187s
177b
18%
17%
187s
177a
18
78.700
237s
24%
24
247a
233%
24
23%
237s
233%
237s
23,000
4074
40%'
393%
403/a
397s
407s
..:397a
397s
397s
4074
9.100
507a
507a
50%
33.400
32
32 7»
32 74
1,070
3.800
♦49 7a
5074'
'
"
,
___1
5074
507b
No par
32%
33%
1
29%
31%
*156
U3%
1247t
20c
303%
307s
295/8
.158
863%
50
Co_
>
113%
6.25
_6.25
No par
21.80
.18%
18%
63.200
86
_33%
Cable
32
31%
V 158
900
2.800
97s
117s
;
„
...
30
■
_
/
8%
86%
*127
common—12.50
12.50
Inc
187a
97s
87b
23%
'
873
com
32%
158
74
:
14.300
8574
1767a
Inv Co Ltd—£1
Co
974'
.
.
117b
J
pr.eferred_100
Hocking Glass Corp
Oil
9.300
20
-
Clayton
373/4.
287a
preferred
Anderson
30
387a
1087s
20%
No par
&
20
42.400
92 7a
20 3%
commo,,
Co
2774 Jan
1974
197a
Corp—1
40% Jan
300
3.400
197b
Electronics
4
For
*
19
_100
Industries
19
*903/4
163%
22%
104
28 7.
No par
1
Amphenol-Borg
22%
377a
383/8
110
*16%
*103 7b
197B
Inc
4
27
907a
92 7a
207.
Jan
157a Feb
197a
*24 7a
37
8
197a
*903/4
247a
527s Jan
23
1974
907a
207s
Amsted
-
104
283%
AMP Inc endorsed shares
Ampex Corp
zh
/.
223%
22 74
104
197s
20%
28
Feb
*108 3/4
167a
*16 7b
163%
223%
105
907a
".a 247a
2372 Jun
79
377b
387b
45
46 3/a
197b
24%
13
2478 Feb
9072
93
110
105
21%
14
2874 Oct 23
Jun 25
1974
197b
207b
29 7s Jun
11
*103 7b
105
163/8
22 7a
*103 5/8
24 74
Ametek
;
3.400
45
647B
213/a
4574
467a
25
1
417s
8
6.700
217B
Zinc Lead & Smelting
2
397a Jan
103%
preference
3
r
103%
25
20 3% Jan
263% Apr 19
2
167a Aug
107B
preferred
30% Jan
3474 Sep 26
10%
5%
2
Apr
107a
*26 7a
15
Jan
10 3%
100
Water Works
377a Jan
May 16
497% Feb .9.
15.500
107s
11
20%
Tel & Tel Co
377a Jan
Jun
2974
283/4
transactions
16% Oct 24
Sep
283%
2174
Seating Co
2374 May 29
353/4 Oct 22
4
29%
283/4
preferred
American
52% Aug 22
-33% July 11
217s Jun 24
28.300
2 8 3%
5%
7
-
26
8
237s May 13
Mar 19
337s Mar 29
20 7e Jan
'
6%
American
27.200
38
29,74
2872
American Tobacco common
3074 Aug 28
16
137s Jan
American
377B
377B
2874
28
Smelt & Ref'g
American Sugar Co
5.44% preferred
1267s May
1
337% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
367B
38%
283%
Dvlpt Corp.l
&
Amer South African
307a May 21
147s Jun
5
36%
3 8 3/a
277a
-
64
'
233/4 May
7
137» Apr 30
1147a Jan
2
363/8
38%
217s
Sany com—-5
non-cumulative
6%
3974.
377B
x373%
217b
;
Research
American Snuff
40
367a
387t
217s
38 7b
Ship Building Go__No par
com No par
preferred
100
1%
28 7s May
393/a
377a
647s
*109
American
American
403%
37
217a
*9072
.100
No par
preferred
7%
4074
273/4
Co
Rad
7
20
2
Potash & Chem
6
*9574
3974
2174
1974
Co.
Gas
American
■Jun
977a
64 74
com__l
Corp„
American
;
13.200
167a
Optical Co.
1
American Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
>
5
747a
97
457b
American
33% Sep
1763%
Jan
Motors
600
73
217s
*103 74
Products
American Natural
23 74
737B
12%
..•74-i'..//
277a
23
>_No par
Meter Co
Jan
2174 Jan
Inc
73
2.100
263%
377s
;
11%
22 74
1
convertible preferred
American
33% Sep/ 4
2
Climax
Metal
7474
*23
64%
_100
Mach
23
3.700
27 74
23%
26%
2774
23
537s
467b
.1.75
preferred
& Fdry com.
preferred
prior
2774
53%
457a
637s
Corp_No par
_1
of 111
21%
237a
277a
54
537a
217s
1
Co
'
*23
7474
'
10%
.12.50
Investment
American
■
July 22
Jan
Corp
Products
Supply
Hosp
American
>
5678 Jan
May
1.500
29.000
*94 7B
/
162
107s
23
1
[4
2
150
54
107b
27%
American
18% Sep
107s
10%
53%
...
23
3
26
:
107a
107a
-
27%
American
Sep
,7
:
I
No par
American
715
'2674 Jun 24
25
25
40%
1
12.50
.—25
American International Corp„
80
.!
1.900
American Commer Barge Line Co—3
5
12
25% Jun
>
9
200
16.600
107s
457s May 16
874 Aug 20
26
547a
Aug 29
Feb
26
107a
May 16
23
26
207b
54
Home
217s Sep
193/4
537b
Hardware
.30
140
19%
10%
9172 Aug 29
407s Jun 26
2
*134
140
533%
American
115
267s Mar 18
101
19
142% Jan
14
3
14 72 Jan
29
46
;
87s Oct 24
12
2
3074 Apr
187a Sep
53
4874-May29
24
Jan
81
2
187s Mar 13
24
22% Jun 27
Jan
19
10%
American
July
2474 Feb
25%
267s
26
*134
191/4
5
3
4
106
2
307s Jan
Mar 19
40
1053/a Nov
5
12% Oct
I
183/a Aug
277a
134%
19
263/a
19%
64 %
Theatres Inc
'American Can Co common
7% preferred
4
Jan
*243/4
*125
283/8
140
Broadcasting-Paramount
Shoe
293/4
293/4
25
2
5
50
:
Brake
1672 Aug 23
233/4 Jun 10
2
5.800
297s
Sep
23
3
*92 74
93
7774
657s Sep
10172 Mar 18
12
42 72 Jan
Mar 20
157s Oct
Jan
207s Jan
17%
247b
No par
12.50
Corp
Petroleum
49 72
15
320
16
30
5
891/2
3874
l372 May20
13
17
*88
37%
2
1874 July 19
8
193/s Feb
2478 Jan
17
600
38
177s
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
343/4 Jan
12.600
37%
333/a Jun 17
493/8 Mar 25
53%
377s
2
2
5274
r
37%
177s Jan
87a Jan
8
Jan
53
88
28
40 72 Feb
52%
127s
26%
79
1.800
527s
88
377t
1
8%
12%
37%
25
8%
88
X51%
40%
447s Oct
8%
127s
367a
2574 Jun
*8%
90
377B
107s Jan
14%
45%
8%
531/2
40%
18
137b
451/4
123/4
2.50
5
16
143/4
45i/4
90
American Enka
20% Mar
3.700
143/a
*443/4
127s
127«
American Electric Power Co——6.50
■.
4
527s
180
3.100
50.900
90
54%
*88
3874 Aug 12
July 23
323/8 Mar
1
36
32%
523/a
387s Jun 24
2
31
I
53%
102
523/8
53%
147a
53
62% Sep
6
447b Jan 23
557s Jan
323/a
327a
4474
97% July 26
874 Oct
»
32%
14%
52%
473/4 Jan
12% May 29
'**■
517s
*101
4474
-
88% Mar 12
357b Dec
12.400
33%
41%
26
25
10%
110
34%
21
24
10%
107s
10i/4
10%
95
42
Dec
Jun
101/4
107a
*93
1.300
33%
Dec
29V2 Apr
■
103/8
107s
10%
-
417s
50
31
-
2274
227a
22%
*94
94
287a Oct
.
23
38%
American
2874 Jan 24
743/4 May 21
2
3.300
37a
367a
3
Jan
3 7a
37a
36%
23%
233/B
2874 Sep
3
372
3%
36%
35% Jun 25
84
417s Jan
557a
557s
37s
36%
23%
—No par
55% May 21
May 20
22
55%
37s
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co
10
Oct
20
55
553/4
1.700
37%
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
25
13
41
177b
613%
No par
American Bosch Arma Corp
12% May 20
25%
17 74
62 74
157B
Bank Note common
12
2
257b
17 7t
607a
16%
American
-
257s
177s
617B
16
16
4
*
257B
177a
60%
1774
17
38% Jan 14
473% Feb
1
42% Jan 30
243/4
17
61%
*92%
26
19
437b Apr
1
3974 July S
24 5%
17%
60%
16%
Feb
277s Jun
-
24%
17%
1778
17% Sep
58 3A Apr
10% Sep
22% Jun
24%
17%
61
923/4
American
25
41
213%
No par
3%%
6%
213%
17%
67
13% Jan
217a
157s
29 Va Jan
243/4 Apr
62
Jan
4
217b
923/4
2
11
4
21%
16%
14
Apr
565%
217b
9274
16
May 18
58%
223/8
17%;
Bakeries
2
26.100
57 Vs
157s
American
177a Jan
45.400
367s
American
4
4.700
6074
*92%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp ;
Amer
9%
597a
2iy2
5474
_9
5
—No par
America
of
9%
59%
9%
583/4
17%
—100
j.
Co
4.300
93/4
57
2274
247s
247a
common-.!————5
-
..
97s
22%
~J2
,
97a
93/4
15,000
577e
:—No par
Co
97b
9%
5.800
58
1
—
*
i60%
Chemicals
&
26 y2 May 24
4
9%
127a
3074
Amerada
6
Sep
■
103%
52
transactions
Aluminum
29
293/4 Sep
142
18% Jan
19
18
Oct
11
1
30
25
' July
59
16
48 3/4 Sep
65
18
22% Oct
26
Apr
813/s Sep
23
Feb
40 y4 Jan
16% Oct
37
2
16
Mar
23% Jan
114
7
104
51%
50c
Aluminium Limited
July 11
May 21
62% July 22
18
1037a
517B
—
Inc
Foreign
45
127b
10474
*515%
Corp-.^—————5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
—1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
10
15
4
Jan
30% Jan
21
127a
1037B
521/4
Allied Products
137s Jan
91
■
Products
Allied Mills
18
577e Apr
2
4
2
127b
104%
preferred
Allied Kid
6
U
9% Mar 11
-
12%
104%
1
No par
Allied Chemical Corp
17
53% Sep
2
2
Jun
100% Mar
5
14% Dec
4
Jan
16% Feb
12% Oct 24
81 y4
2
11
13 Va Jan
66% Feb
88
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
Apr
33% Sep
2
40
31
9y4 Feb
25
103
2
42 % Mar
17% Feb
44% Jan
3
Jan
19% Jan
Jan
5
July
134%
47% Jan
93
Dec
23% Mar
11,200
*513/4
Alleghany Corp common
.
1
6% " convertible preferred___._^10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power Systemu;^™^-^.—5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—L100
Allen Industries Inc
1
42% Aug 26
58
Aug 30
2
32% Jan
48 y2 Jan
27 y8 Sep
125%
12%
10
Reduction Inc
4% %
14.400
12%
1278
...
J.. Industries—
Aldens .Inc
1197B
52%
Corp—___.——2
Alec Products Jnc
—1^
24
25 y4 May
1,400
1187a
104%
Corp
Products
Shares
118 7a
12%
Alabama Gas
3174 May 21
Jan
91
12 y4 Mar 20
41
14
A
Jan
Feb
35
94% May 16
Jun
Air
14
38% May 10
19
247a July 25
5% May 29
16
^4% Jan
-
4
89% Dec
4
6
3% May
12
3
22% Apr
39
Jan
May 29
61% Apr
19
50 y4 July
.
40% Mar 26
25
Air
44
44
1167a
51%
Co
Control
3
67% Jun
Apr-18
56
84 Va Mar 15
Air
45
11774
104 %
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
.—1
3
20 Ve Jun
24
,
Steel
Adams-Millis
114
44
_1
Adams Express Co
27% Sep
9% Sep
45
45
1137s
the Week
44
1
25
issued
Acme Markets Inc
11
20% Sep
2
1
25
1133/4
Friday
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
No par
Vending Corp
When
44%
45
114%
113%
5
ACF Industries Inc...
3
28
13% Jan
Mar
2
22
ABC
9
53% Sep
Laboratories
Abbott
*44
—1
Abacus Fund
14
105 % Sep
4
Aug 310
68y4 Feb
2
99 y4 Jap
15% Jun
12 y4 Mar 26
15
51
24
17
72% Jan
9
56 Va Aug 29
""SO y2 Oct*
7
.
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
47
July 29
1203/4 Aug 23
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
19
Monday, September 23, 1963
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
14
.
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF PRICES
DAILY
33
.
Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New York
10
.
(1144)
12
50
x32%
503%
493%
507a
497s
33
32
32
32
8.800
327»
_
:
_.i.
323%
32%
325/8
32 3/a
325/8
32 7a
32 5%
32 7»
327s
*957a
277a
977a
*95%
977a
*95 7a
967a
*95 7a
967a
957a
95 7a
27%
21%
275/8
2778
273/a
263/4
2774
,263/4
27%
6.500
177a
1774
177s
10.000
1974
187s
19 74
8.200
17%
18
177a
177s
177s
173/a
17
197b
197a
19 74
19%
187s
193/8
19
60
Volume
6301
Number
198
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1145)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
23% Jun 25
Jan.
Lowest
51 % Mar 19
21% Aug
20
6
65
Public
Dept
Armco
Steel
24
57% Feb
16
39
Sep
16
15
Armour
25
733/4 Apr
23
66% Jan
7
Sep
11
89% Jun
7
87% Jan
2
92 % Feb
1
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
34% Jan
3
43
Jun
7
Armstrong
13% Jan
25
2
47
Mar 22
30
18
Jan
15% Oct
25
20% Jun
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
193/4 May 29
2 % Oct
25
37% Oct
1
52
Sep
12
16
9% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
26
26 % Jan
20
25 % Jan
5% May 25
47% Nov 21
2% Jan
43% Jan
22
28% Feb
27
Arnold
34% Mar 27
2
31
2
4% Aug 29
51"% May 15
66% May 16
May 13
25
Jan
2
30% Jun
25
10% Jan
11% Jun
19
34 % May
29
49% Jan
4
43
Jun
2
11
85
10
91% Apr
6
87
Jan
10
21
46% Jan
21
Jan
2
27
57% Feb
15
48
81% Jan
3
88
Nov
16
127/e Nov
1
25% Feb
5
14% Jan
11
Jun
29
Feb
23
2% Jan
49
Sep 18
Apr
4
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
893/4 Mar 14
94
853/4 Aug 21
2
3
24
Jun~25
42%
16% May 29
Jun
14
25
4% May 29
37 % Jun
10
26
May 29
11% Jan
25
27% Jun
27
96 3/4 Jun
20
85% Jan
4
63%
28% Feb
23
13
4% July
8% Mar 12
46% Feb
9
58% Feb
10 %
Mar 20
17
Mar
14% Sep
7.100
59%
58%
58%'
16.900
58
58 3/8
56%
58
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
291/4
29
29%
10%
1034
10%
28%
1034
29'%
10%
10%
38,800
103/4
10%
10%
10%
12.200
49
49
48%
49
*90
91
Refining
series
5%
preferred.
Atlas
Credit
Austin
Automatic Retailers
A V C
12
8
7
22
Sep
20
6
May 28
Avco
Babbitt
Baker
3
4%
5%
52 % Apr
13
23% Jan
4
12% Aug 22
15% Jan
29
Jan
19
36% July 15
453/4 Jan
9
Jan
2
17% Oct
24
14
541/4 Nov
Basic
&
16
27% Jun
13
Baxter
9
47% Jan
10
Bayuk
43
19
Beam
Gas
Aug
49% Mar 14
103 % Mar
7
17%
2.400
12
7.900
35%
35%
25
*32%
35
*32%
35
14%
14%
14%
14%
34%
100
13%
14
*32%
13%
14%
17.500
343/8
34%
33%
34%
16.600
Corp
27
36% Dec
17
24
16% Jun
8
291/4 Sep
11% Oct
141/4 May 29
22% Feb
9
113/4 Oct
24
4
21% Mar 28
7% Jun
25
12'% Feb
14
12% Jan
9
Jan
8
Beech
Beech
8
Sep
20
Beech-Nut
19% July
2
20% Jan 18
24%
25%
77.600
15%
15
15'%
48.900
41/4
53%
54
10%
11
4141
4%
4%
41/2
4%
4%
4%
53
53%
52%
53%
52%
52%
52%
53
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%.
11%
11%
12%
15.400
12%
10%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
10.800
35%
36%
37
1011/2
10.200
100%
4%-
1
36%
101 %
*100%
101%
100
36%
363/4
36%
100%
1003/4
101%
93
92%
92%
35%
35%
36
4%
2.600
5.500
•
101%
460
93
93
36 %
36%
36
36%
preferred_10o
Corp
;
1
493%
50%
*49%
50
19%
*19
19%
18%
19
19%
19%
*87%
86%
87
86%
1.700
88
86 5/8
87
86%
87%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1.000
*11%
11%
U%
11%
50
43
43
43%
43%
43
43
43
43
43
43
_i
13%
1334
13 J/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
36%
36%
32 %
36%
37
*363/4
36%
36%
36%
31%
31%
32%
32V4
32%
313/4
32
25
25%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
41
41%
41%
41'%
44
43
43%
43%
43%
42
41%
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
preference
19
10
Inc
10
Inc
•
1
No par
2
2
Co
100
1003/4
*34
36
47%
47%
47'%
*100
101
36
47%
101
*92
353/4
*50
503/4
18%
*86
*34
*50
19
36
47%
100
100
800
50%
200
;
*13
100
1.800
530
13%
2.100
36%
36%
I.900
31%
32%
24
24%
8.500
43%
43 3/4
10.500
41%
42
*34
48 5/8
100
60
35%
*50'/8
36
48
93
35%
503/4
*34
48%
*92
2.900
2.200
36
473/4
*100
48%
8.900
101%
140
27
27%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27
27%
27 %
27%
27.300
1
75%
77%
74%
76%
73%
75
74
76
73%
76%
22.100
66
*64%
2.50
*65'%
67
100
65%
65%
*64'%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13 5/8
13%
133/4
37 %
*36'%
37%
*36%
37%
37%
37%
*36
37%
5
Corp
67
13 %
*36%
42%
42%
43
42
43
43%
43%
44
443/6
II,700
1
Savers
Petroleum
*65%
_i
__50
:
RR
Life
*34
____No par
com
16
15%
16
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
1536
15%
13.200
13%
66
120
13%
7.500
70
1
18%
42%
16 %
18%
18%
18%
*18%
183/&
18%
18%
2
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24
24%
24%
243%
9.000
No par
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
255/s
25%
253/4
24%
25%
32.900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4.600
Corp
Belding-Heminway
243/4 Sep
18
Bell
&
Gossett Co
13
Bell
&
Howell
May 28
Bell
Intercontinental
12
25%
14%
__lo
30% Jun
2
59.100
25%
14%
*91%
Aircraft Corp
Belco
78%
26%
14%
100%
1
Creek
2534
15%
93
Corp
13
2634
1434
100
preferred
Sep
78%
26%
16%
B_—100
Corp
Laboratories
44%
18
Aug 16
13% Jan
3
24
19% Feb
50% Jan
26
15% Oct
v
4
66% Sep
78%
26%
16
12%
1
163/4 Jan
77%
26%
36 %
common
Aroostook
Lomb
37%
78%
13
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe
(A S) 43/4% pfd
57% July
35%
77%
36%
Beaunit
13
Aug
2
33% Apr 10
34% Jan
2
34%
78%
12%
17
19
35%
77
35%
14
26
35
78%
13
28 % Sep
22
35%
No par
com
1153/4 Jan
Feb
2,300
77 %
1
2
Apr
14
35
9
6
95
14%
35
25
Co
20 3/4 Mar
223/a Jan
*33
1
70% Aug
35
16%
11%
Cigars Inc
4%%
17
24%
common
Foods
16%
12%
(James B) Distilling Co
Beatrice
163/4
25
.1
& Ohio
&
16%
12
5c
Elec
165/8
24%
Inc
&
16%
101.600
12%
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
16%
310
37.900
3
24%
2
5
18.500
11%
Cojrp
convertible
6
28
53%
24%
Products Corp
Iron Works Corp
Bath
Bausch
11% Jun
88 %
11%
1
Inc
343/4 Aug 21
311% Jun
53%
87%
25
29 % Mar 21
1523/4 Jan
3.000
88%
11%
When issued
62% Jun
60%,
24%
V
America_50c
of
non-cumulative
Basic
24
96% Mar 28
59%
54
Amer_2.50
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
25
3
593/4
53%
No par
4%%
12% Feb 25
18
59%
53%
11%
;
(B T)
Oil
Baltimore
46% Feb
12% Nov
Jan
59%
53%
2534
Corp
Babcock
7
45% Apr
59%
54
11%
Corp_
Avnet Electronics
2
383/4 Dec
100
60
53%
24%
No par
common
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic Canteen Co of
Bangor &
2
5934
533/4
16%
20
10c
Corp__
Nichols
Barber Oil
101% Oct
preferred
12
40 3/s May 17
5
110
5934.
53
16%
92
Aug
4.000
91
88%
B
20
May
7.500
59%
10
common
*90
23/4
2
39
90%
88%
Jan
22% Mar
49
901/a
16%
93/4 Aug
39 % Jan
35% Apr
48
92
2%
71
11
48
91
16%
5
26
48
91
873/4
8
29
48'%
*90
23/4
85% Mar
20% Jan
Feb
x48
No par
4%
16%
$3.75
25
52% Jan
4%
com
Coast Line RR
Atlantic
4%
100
City Electric Co
preferred
4%
Atlantic
24
61
preferred—10
Atlantic
Jun
34% Jan
Co
non-cumulative
5%
8% Oct
27
10,600
58%
213/4 Aug 29
24
29%
59%
3
18% May 29
28%
59%
Jan
36% Oct
293/s
10
Investment
12
29% Jun
28%
29%
87%
106% Feb
21
2914
29%
4%
21
Jan
291/8
29%
50%
22% Feb
26
29 %
3.700
4%
19
37
2,200
31%
50%
9% Oct
21
17%
31%
50
533/8 May 29
22
17%
31%
43/a
2
Dec
171/b
31%
49%
46% Jan
Oct
17
4%
19
36
17%
31%
49%
48% Feb
22
17
31%
438
29
30
17%
32 %
48%
Oct
59
17
31%
49
23
60
17%
32%
4%
18% Oct
-
430
17 Va
48%
33% Feb
30
ioy2
4%
Sep
94
*10
48 34
Baltimore
3
101/4
4%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
16
*10
2%
24% Mar
Mar 18
5.600
48%
14% May 22
Jan
360
40Vb
32%
l
37
88
89%
393/4
171/B
Jan
26 % Jan
*88%
88%
23
5% Jan
Co
Corp
10%
1
-
10%
"
18%
18%
1.300
•"
Sep
27
48 3/4 Aug
59% Jan
34% Jun
25
55"% Mar 15
49% Jan
49% July 16
54% May 28
50% Aug
114% Mar
63
Aug 26
55% Jun
3
48
75% Jan
31
128 % Mar 23
24
15
1% Jan
2
1% Feb
1% Jan
253/a July 15
27
20
125% Aug 26
1% Feb
6
17% Apr
108% Jun
27% Oct
26
Sep
35% Jan
15
223/a Oct
24
47% Mar 15
26 3/4 Jan
27% Oct
22
43% Jan
3
283/4 Jan
36
Sep
343/4 Apr
16
I403/4 July 24
152 % Apr
24
16% Jun
79% Jan
15
3
Feb
42
5
153
27 % Mar 14
203A Jan
87% Nov
86% Mar 27
12
Mar 19
51% Jan
25% Aug
7
7.
21% Jan
2
123/s Jan
25
641
223/fl Oct
31
39% Jan
26"% Feb
Oct
31
9% Oct
24
18/2 May
2
Oct
24
24% Dec
7
4
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
57
3;
41% Jan
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
9% Oct
22
22 % Jan
2
29% May 29
36% Dec
21
47/a Feb
6
9% Jan
22
Dec
27
11% Feb
7
79
2% July
9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct 25
7% Jun
25
35
8% Mar 13
3% Oct
23
26% Oct
24
39% Nov
26
60% Jun
15
99% Feb
13
83% Jan
4
90% Dec.
13
May 29
43% Apr
30
85
14% May
43 %
3% Jan
2
5% Jan
s
4
2
93/4 Feb
87% Jan
36% Jan
3
111% Jan
4
Jun
26
99% Feb
26
13% Oct
24
523/4 Jan
2
85% July
12
6
27
Jail
20
July 9
1143/4 July 26
933/4 Jan 10
1
Aug
28% Jun
30
Sep
(E
Boeing
W)
Inc
28
20% Jan
Borden
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
26
41% Feb
81/4 Oct
31
18% Mar
8
283% Jan
7
103/a Jan
.
2
Jan
15
37
~
17% May 13
66% Sep 20
5.50%
Brown
Shoe
Co
61%
593/4
601/2
60
61
61
61%
2.300
26%
26%
26%
265/8
263/4
26%
2 6 5/8
4,000
26%
26
2636
x26%
26%
263/8
263/6
*26
263/a
1.500
133/4
14
13%
14%
16,900
23 5/6
23%
23%
8.400
36
35%
36
35%
353/4
35%
35%
34%
35
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1.25
20%
20%
19%
20%
20
201/4
20%
20 3/6
20%
20%
64%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65
66%
8.600
50%
65%
50%
50%
503/4
36.500
*86%
87%
*86%
87%
51 %
50%
50%
88%
50%
-*86%
5
*86%
87%
1
xl2%
_No par
.—2.50
Co
_3.50
_3
1
100
common—__ 100
series A
Inc
100
A
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
13
13%
7.100
43%
433/8
42%
43%
43
43%
7.200
4%
3%
3%
*3%
4
3%
*7%
73/4
73/4
7%
32 %
33%
33
33%
32%
33
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12%
20.900
5%
6.100
44%
3.500
5%
44%
5 %
44%
115
5%
5%
44%
44%
112%
113%
94
94
44
44%
433/4
44
113
1133/4
113%
14%
90
893/4
*94
-
44%
*113
113%
89%
89%
95
44%
113
113%
113%
500
89%
89%
89%
2.500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
124.300
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
295/b
293/4
2.100
27%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
7.000
16
16
14%
*88%
161/4
15%!
16
.15%
16
145/8
14%
14%
89
88%
88%
*87
89
14%
16%
9.900
14%
14%
13.600
*86%
88%
14%
30%
*30%
303/4
30%
31
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
64
64
64
643/4
64%
66
66%
133/4 Mar 15
34
10% Jan
66%
4.600
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
55.300
40
39%
40%
39%
40%
49.100
5
Byers Co (A M)
Co
17%
17%
183/4
.-18%
38%
15%
27%
38%
15%
38%
391/4
39%
14%
15 '/4
15%
153/a
14%
15'%
15%
5.600
27%
x27%
27%
27'/a
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27.900
1
Inc
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
25
12
131/2 May 21
323/4 Jan 2
7 % Jan
18 % Feb
3
8
Mar 28
17 /a July 18
Z?
,e
122% Mar 27
27% Feb 15
H/? ?ec 11
52
?ov
oci'/8
9
aou
*an
48 A Nov
27
/2 Jan
3
--
r
8
Jun
--
14
12
--——
Mar
8
Jan
2
23% Apr 24
4% Jan
11
May
12% Jan
3
7
28
26
15
Sep
17
Aug 20
108
50
Jan
3
—
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21 %
203/4
21%
1.700
9
10%
10 %
10%
10
10%
10
10
10%
10%
6.10O
9%
18.000
3%
9
July 19
—-
22% Jan
2
"—----
For
footnotes,
———-
see page 23.
—-—
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
55
Canada
Apr
10% May
—
25
3
——~
30% July 10
—
■
3
California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp
Sep 19
26% Sep 11
941/4 May 22
■—
—
16
9
2
9
Jan
7% July
92% Apr 17
21% Jan 2
911/2 Jan 4
r——
19 /a Sep
11% Apr 11
333/B Aug 23
~
Southern
Foreign
Canadian
100
900
4.500
1
Inc
Burndy
Bush
I
!V
1
5
Co
Industries
22% Aug 19
89
14%
%
?3
90
2.300
30%
253/4 Aug
8.300
43%
15%
5
500
7.400
43%
30%
27
May 29
95
15%
Watch
;
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115%
*94
44V6
114
7%
5%
443/8
1133/4
94
89%
5%
5%
44%
112%
94
90 %.
*7%
30%
Bullock's Inc
800
7%
15%
63 %
18
113/4 Jun
a
3%
34 %
112%
12%
29%
27%
16%
14%
12%
43%
12%
113%
16%
1
5
—5
common
87%
9.900
7%
,
90
51
3.700
33%
12%
5%
44%
111%
95
43%
12%
29%
27
-15
—
493/4
*86%
/
35.700
30'A
Bulova
4
10
61%
26%
15Va
63 %
Burlington
7.500
96
30%
18
nZw4
1.000
29%
10
19
9
29
*95
21
19% Sep
8% Aug 26
91%
23%
Co
40% Sep
19% Jun
16% Mar 12
29
Bullard
2
26
*90%
Buffalo Forge Co
25% Jan
8 % Oct
283/4
91%
*88 %
14
18
283/4
14%
preferred
26% Dec
__
28%
*90%
No par
$5
25
20
91
233/4
No par
18% Jun
Feb
27
26%
No par
2
1
26%
*90
6.300
156
13%
Buckeye
17
18% Mar 19
61
28%
89
61 %
89
1553/4
23%
Brunswick
Jan
5
27 %
156
15.800
77.200
14
Inc
preferred
93/4 Jan
26-
28%
156
156
23%
Inc
Sons
Airways
2
Jan
28%
156
*7%
33%
12%
5%
44%
111%
*94
43 %
*113%
29
24% Jan
155%
100
preferred
(E J) &
15% Jan
24
155%
*3%
613/4 Jan
r53%- Mar-efr
155%
4
7%
33%
26
17% May 29
32%
.155%
*3%
24
24% Oct -24
35
32%
p!ar
Jun
55
28
34%
32%
Boston & Maine RR common.No
9% Oct
44
27%
34%
32
43
21.
27% Oct
6
27%
343/a
32%
13%
Budd
92 % Aug
27%
34%
313/4
43 %
18% May 13
2
273/8
34
32%
12%
16
79% Jan
27
34
32%
43
2
;
27%
34
32%
13%
Inc
Stores
2
34
27%
34%
32%
100
113/4 Jan
Dec
27%
34%
_10
Braniff
2.100
23%
preferred
Borman Food
5%
40.900
22
27
Boston Edison Co
Brach
300
1%
14
common
14% Jan
25
21%
500
124
23%
Co
4
Jun
21%
7.700
124
l
8
84% Oct-
79
25
21%
5
Club
14
Nov~28
21%
125
13%
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
15% Feb
30%
21%
22
*124
25.300
51%
23 %
35 %
18%
Co
Bond Stores
213/s Feb
22
22%
22%
1%
22%
124%
51 %
57%
50c
91/2 May 29
Oct
1%
2.50
Inc
12% May 29
23
8
33% May
7
313/4 May 16
1%
*123
5036
57%
51%
v
51V2
_No par
Co
Corp
Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
Bucyrus-Erie Co
.
1%
10
Brooklyn Union Gas
14
Jan
1%
50c
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
6% Jan
47
115%
1%
1
Mfg Co
46
2
23
13
1%
58%
8
common
943/4 Aug 23
'
30
.
14
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
3
85% Jan
9
May 21
5% Feb
28% May 21
9% Apr 16
4
4% Feb
373/8 Jan
70
13
Aug 23
2
•
Jun
Sep
103/a Mar
Apr. 25
116:
88
11
«
109
27
51%
8
35% Jan
:
9
67% May 24
Mar 18
Jan
May 22
233/4 Jan
123%
1%
51
58
7.50
403/a Feb
IT
*122%
125
50%
*51 %
40c
___
Bliss & Laughlin
20 %
Mar 14
*122 %
1%
Co
Corp
Decker
Bobbie Brooks
18
58%
51%
100
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss
1
58
51%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
5
4%% pfd series of 1951—100
&
51%
58%
52%
7%
Black
503/4
57%
*51%
1
Inc
Steel
51%
52%
58%
51%
2 pesos
Co__
Gypsum
14
5
19% Sep
Co
23
56% Feb.
28% Mar 12
&
Bestwall
Bethlehem
16% Apr
21% Jan
25
Best
Leasing
51%
58
51 %
l
common
preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman
51%
50
—5
_—
Finance Co
5%
27 3/8 Jan
16
Sep 25
3
Corp
Beneficial
2
22 %
35% May 29
19% Jun
Jun
Bendix
64% Aug 26
333/4 Apr 16
26 3/4 Apr 15
Aug
5
30% Jury 26
18
3
29% Aug 29
91
Jun 11
8
2
40% Jun
20
160
Jan
9.000
%
1
11% July 25
100
I
I
40.%
89
393/4
23/4
July 10
1
*88
40%
16%
14
9
89 Va
23.900
110.900
1011%
88%
58
5
89%
40%
11.900
64%
40%
100
2%
5
943/4 Mar
*10
63 3/i
39 3/i
100%
17%
July 24
104% Mar
10
64
40%
100
/
50c
29% Jun
July 24
10
40 34
10
•40%
:
2.50
32 %
19V8 Apr 19
37% Mar 28
10%
10
Brewing Co
Dry Goods Corp.
41% Jun
2
403a
89
40%
5
Inc
78%
1
89
3934
89
_l
63%
40%
234
May 16
17% Jan
18
89
No par
Co
63%
100%
16%
7
30% Mar 29
99
2%
12 3/i Aug
30% Aug 28
Apr
1
40 34
99%
17'4
2
59
40%
99
2%
28
Dec" 2 7
40%
100
16%
25 % Jan
31% Jan
93/4 Oct
40%
99%
1
18
38%
39
1
common
1
283/a May 16
27% Dec
72.300
62%
100
8
July 23
21
28%
27
63 %
Chemical Industries
3
7
27%
27%
62%
Corp common
12
20
20% Dec
28%
25%
63 %
Atlas
173/4 Jan
15% Sep
15
273/4
25%
63
Atlas
14% Jan
17
12% Jun
24,400
28%
25%
Shares
21
18 3/8 Jun
3
May 31
17% Apr 18
133/a Aug jl6
11% Jan
33%
the Week
Sept. 20
8734
10% Sep
2
33%
Friday
Sent. I!)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
16
24
33%
Thursday
2.50
Associates
21
31% Jun
33
Corp
Industries
Associated
10% Dec
41% Oct
331/4
Ashland Oil & Refining
27% Jan
47 % Dec
Rubber
Associated
6
Oct
43%
32 %
Co
Constable
Arvin
2
20% Aug
93/4 Aug
42%
33%
Aro Corp
13
2
543/4 July 26
2
80 % Jan
20 % Feb
43
33
5
Oct
24
42 %
33%
Wednesday
Sept. 18
,_lo
32
9% Oct
421/4
33%
Stores
47 Va Jun
&
Co
Corp
22
82 ¥2 Jan
41
„_2.50
-No par
Service
Oct
102
Tuesday
Sept. 17
42%
42 34
1
Arlan's
Sep
Sep
48% Apr
8
Arizona
Sales for
Monday
Sept. 16
42 3/4
43
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
40
25% Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
43% July 24
333/4 Aug 23
39
May 16
28% July 17
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
28%
5
387/8
NEW
1, 1963
Highest
71% Mar 15
25
Jun
33
Range Since
Highest
42% Dec 31
Ry Co
transactions
Breweries
Ltd
9
1
32%
2.50
-
5%
1
14
5
15'%
1
104
1.80
1.66%
No par
93/8
9%
9%
32%
32%
32%
5%
6
13%
14'%
15%
105
.
15%
105
25%
6
14%
151/4
107%
25%
5%
133/4
25%
26
94
94
*94
95
*94
51
51
51
51
9%
9%
32%
313/4
32%
*51
9 3/b
No par
8.100
6%
10.700
13%
14
32%
5%
14
13%
153/4
15%
106 3/4
25%
25%
15%
108
26%
9%
29%
30 i/s
~9%
30
30
—
t
&
»
15%
107
26%
14
15%
108
26'/4
9.800
7.400
9.400
13.000
95
*94
95
*94
95
200
54
*51
54
*51
54
150
'■
~9%
~9%
30%
30
9%
Foreign transactions-———
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Foreign transactions—
9
31%
6
1
—
w,
-
5%
6
1073/4
153/B
106
253/4
100
9%
9
313/4
X
30
293/4
"9%
"
"9%
91/4
~9%
91/4
100
30%
30%
30%
30%
14.300
30%
301/4
30%
2.600
100
9%
30%
30
30%
X.
'
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1146)
.
.
.
Monday, September 23
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•'
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Mar 16
37 % Oct
24
56
22
25
32% Jan
Oct
41% Aug
Jun
13
Jan
8
103
Nov
19
45% Jun
25
64
Dec
27
26% Jun 28
44% Feb
3
49% Sep
26
36% Jan
77
July
70
2
10
108
71
9
4 y2 %
22
Carriers
17
Carter
7
:
Case
11
Jan
Aug 26
80% Jan
9
64% Jan
1%
4% May 28
2Va Jun
26
3% Jan
4
25
42 % Jan
22
34% Mar
46% Jun
5
18% Nov
1
Jan
10
20% Jan
27% Sep
11
28% Jun
79
Jun
44
25
124% Jan
16% Jun
91
14
14% Nov
13
35
Jun
July
17
2
30% May 21
18% July 2
2
54% Sep
Cenco
22
2
36% Jan
,
2
101% May 28
233/4 Apr
17% Oct
23
33
Jan
4
19 Vb Jan
2
11
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
13% Jun
6
16
Oct
24
35
20
Aug
€
4
3% Sep
16
33% Jan
3% Oct
24
24
22% Oct
91
21
Jun
38% Feb
2
26% Aug 20
10
31
Aug 13
25 Vb Jan
2
27
96% Jan
22
16
32% Jan
2
12
29% Feb
Oct
24
31% Apr
11
20% May 14
15% Jun
25
257/b Feb
7
3% Oct
24
10 Vb Jan
2
18% Jan
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
60
98
Jan
62
Apr
3
May 29
6
Oct
22
92
Mar
51% Jan
Oct
Nov
7
2
13% Jan
4
Jan
2
1
21 % Nov
23
16% Jan
14
27% Feb
19
14 % Jan
2
36 % Feb
15
29 % Jan
17
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
5
64% Feb
20;
3
2
9
1
L
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
51% Jan
13 Va Jan
14% Oct
22
363/b Feb
8
203/e Jan
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26 % Jan
2
2
A-.-;
51
May
6
July 22
93
Oct
29
90
107
Dec
14
104
16
:36% Mar 20
Mar 22
Feb
27
39% Sep
16
59 % Feb
5
55% Jan
2
97 y4 May 29
112 Vb Feb
8
'
4
27
2
Feb~~l
37
Mar 23
'24% Jan
3
Feb
22
14% Jan
23
32% Sep
40% Aug
Sep 18
64% Aug j.6
100
19
Sep
25
5%
3
19
15
Sep 20
82
28% Apr
97% Sep
72% Aug
121 * Aug
131% Jun
7
'99
Apr
17
65% Oct
12
164
Jan
8
37% Apr
57
Jan
17
*!36Vb Jan
22
12
!36% July 22
»42
Mar
1
Jan~2
3
12
140
Mar 27
;28% Feb
84% Jan
'120% Jan
20
3
81%
19% May 29
18 % Jun 27
34% Dec
41% Jan
Oct~22
10
17
24 % Aug
48% Jan
9
8
22% Jan
2
1117% Aug 15
8% July 19
17% Jan
Nov
51% Sep
147
3
3
Dec
14
51
Mar 19
31% May 28
45% Dec
30 Va Apr
Jan
79% Jan
26
24
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
20 Va May 29
34
Jun 27
-15% Jun
35
25
May 29
7% Jun
25
11% Oct
8
30
11% Jan
24
15% Feb
13
Apr
50% Dec
83% Dec
27
107% Oct
19
96
May 29
May 29
25
Jun
25% Jun
25
27
21% Oct 24
39
Jan
2
2
36% Mar 16
46
May 28
30% Oct 22
65% Apr
45% Feb
30
83% May 29
3
94% Jan
42% Apr
23
101 Vb Dec
27
97% Jan
2
104 Va Nov
89% Jan
3
96
Jun
20
7
12
17% Jun
25
28% Mar
02
Aug
15
5% Oct
24
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
35% May 29
101
July 20
9
50% Jan
2
107% Dec
3
38
Jun
25
48 % Jan
2
*2
Jan
3
88% Apr
19
4
Dec
24
16
Oct
25
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
43 % May 29
>5% May 29
18% Oct 24
23
Sep
For
27
8% Feb
4
43%
42%
240
27%
42%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
31%
10%
200
31%
31%
32 %
32%
42.400
15%
32%
15
15%
13.300
15%
15VB
15%
15
15%
15
213/4
22 3A
21%
22%
22
3%
3%
46
31%
31%
3%
46
*45%
313/4
31%
33/a
46
31%
22%
%
22
3%
45%
45%
3
31%
43%
22%
11.700
3%
3%
*45
32
18.600
22.200
46
31%
32
300
y
11.400
101%
100
100V4
99
40 3A
40
40 3A
40
40%
40%
40%
35%
40%
35%
40%
35%
9.200
35%
36%
1 35%
36%
35%
36%
35.600
22
22%
*21%
22
23%
21%
21%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
8.000
9 VB
8%
9y8
9
9%
18.300
22%
24%
9
9%
8%
*43
43%
43%
63 y„
100
2
*95
59%
22
22%
23% ,24%
63 VA
63
1
104
*95
59%
par
18%
19
27 y2
5934
27%
18%
*26
,
9%
8%
45%
45
63 3
62%
8
104
*95
60 VB
60%
100
46
100
100
45
63
45%
62%
104
>101
60%
*100
44%
61
1.600
63
63%
16.500
101%
61
61%
18 3A
18
18%
18
18
17%
26
26%
26
27
26
9.600
17%
27
26
24
24
24
24%
23%
23%
*23 %
23%
38%
383/4
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
14%
*38%
14%
14%
15
14%
143/4
14%
15%
14%
62%
62
3.100
45%
38%
62
120
*99
63%
104
60%
104
24
V
2,700
340
24
■■u
39
90i
1.100
I5y4
17.300
63
62%
63
63%
63%
63%
30 VB
63%
1.900
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
49
29%
49%
20.000
49
29%
30%
48%
47%
48%
47%
49
49
31%
49%
5 600
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
4 200
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 y»
22.300
30
28%
29%
*29
20 Vb
29
29%
*193A
20%
*19%
"29%
31%
31%
31%
26%
31%
19%
20 Vb
19%
193/4
20 Va
15%
16
*19%
15%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
13%
15%
16
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
73%
8.50
27
30%
13%
75
13%
74%
76%
76 Vb
77%
77%
79%
79%
82
26
100
93 V*
Iiqo
common
■
♦104
X26 V8
29%
26%
25%
94
93 %
105
40 VA
41
39%
41
*104
26 VB
26
93%
92 %
105
105
26 VA
93%
105
26%
26 VB
*92%
26%
26
93%
300
30 300
8.400
672.600
26 Vb
93
10.500
93
*104
105
*104
1.180
20 y4
105
400
100
40%
40 Vb
40%
40%
41%
42
42%
4.200
39%
%
41
40%
40%
41%
41
42
41%
42%
42.400
67%
41.700
66%
67 %
115%
115%
115%
1153A
1.800
60%
61%
60%
61 Vb
60%
61%
61 Vb
61%
60%
61 3/8
10.200
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
23%
23%
2.300
No par
32 %
32 %
32
32
32%
32
preference
5
8%
42%
45
33%
34
1
Colonial
5%%
&
33%
8
43
43%
45
45
33%
34%
45
45%
33%
33
>105%
y8
323/b
7%
45%
33%
34%
3.300
43%.
45%
*105%
3.100
8 Vb
43%
19.700
1.600
.
15,400
*105%
68 %
*68 Va
68%
*68%
68%
*39
39%
*39
39%
*39
39%
*39
40
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38
38%
48%
145%
36
No par
102
1
68%
49%
145%
100
22%
48 %
144
38
68%
68%
49
49%
>142 %
144
50
49%
50
144
*142%
38%
144
39%
49%
50 Va
144
144
80
6.000
5.200
60
37%
22%
37 3B
38%
38'A
39%
39%
40%
80.800
102%
102%
38%
102%
102%
103'A
103 t
105 VA
104%
105%
16.300
22%
23%
22%
23
1
43%
44%
43%
44%
44
45%
45%
46%
46%
46%
No par
*80%
81 %
*80%
81%
80%
80%
*80%
81%
81
81
40
__No par
Co
common
22%
23%
23
23
6.500
27.100
28%
30
28%
29%
29 VB
29%
28%
29%
28 VB
29
52.700
_x
25%
26
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
17.100
11150c
20 V8
21 VB
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
„
America
of
Fuel
45%
33%
8
8%
43%
68%
.
Corp
45
*105%
67
39%
Producing_33 %c
21%
21.900
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
24,600
39%
39'A
39'A
38%
38%
900
58%
*57%
'
Iron
preferred
8
42%
68
116
38
preferred
Aikman Corp
Colorado
8 Va
67
116
*39
Collins Radio Co
16
32
32%
43
67%
115%
♦68 Va
Peabody & Co common__3.25
10% Apr
115
stock__50
4%
preferred
Collins
18
*1C5%
8%
42%
••
66 %
67%
115%
1
guaranteed
Gas
32
42%
45
66%
115
8%
10
Corporation
23% May 15
_5
B
V././ VV.].:V"'•{
9%
50
common
series
37%
38
58
iV-V.V-
9%
9%
*38 V8
10
9%
39
38%
■
Colorado & Southern Ry—
1st pfd_
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
56
74%
75%
74%
75%
74Vb
75
74
74%
75 Va
75%
27.400
Columbia
Gas
29%
29 %
29 % May 10
83
Feb
8
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
19.400
25
25%
5.700
_
2
y 49 % Jan
2
;; 74
Feb 25
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
111 % Feb
30%
Sep
19
13
54% Sep 16
13% Sep
6
14% May 14
12% Feb
4
74% Sep
4
89 % Feb
15
4%
noncumulative
25%
82%
72%
Combustion
Engineering
1
27%
27%
Commercial
Credit
4% %
conv
Conde
Nast
$5
109
28
115% Feb
13
4.12%
39% Sep
11
6
3
30% Sep
56% Jan
2
68% Aug
5
35 Va Jan
2
47% Sep
11
-
40 % Mar
4
98% Apr
15
101% Sep
93% Sep
3
23% Jan
18
94
Jan
3
23
6% Jan
2
43% Apr
5
106
Jan
2
46
Aug 16
20
50% Aug 26
102 % Jan
105
Jan
98
4
18
Mar 25
32%
Sep
20
95
Sep
20
14% Sep 11
54% Sep
5
109% May 31
42% Mar 29
48
Jun
17
87% Jan
91% Jun
6
4
4% Jan
2
17 Vb Jan
3
10% Jan
2
2
66%
41% Jan
2
55 Vb Jun
36% Mar
5
7
22 % Jan
21
27% Jan
2
see page 23.
49
Sep
Va Sep
13
11
101% Sep
5
28% May 28
34% Sep 19
Y
N
Continental
Control
Controls
Co
of
27%
27%
273/b
27%
27%
27%
7.600
40
42%
42%
1021/4
102 %
1023A
103%
103%
1.700
30%
28%
29%
28 %
28%
27%
28 V*
43.000
53 %
54 VA
53%
54 %
X513/4
52%
51%
52%
51 VB
19.400
12%
12%
123/4
14
14%
14
14%
10%
10
10%
9%
72
72%
12%
72
413/4
102
43
;
123/4
12%
12%
14
14%
13%
141/4
13%
14
11.000
10%
10%
10 Vb
10%
10%
10%
17.600
72%
73%
72%
88 Vb
;;;
723/4
883/4
88%
106 3/4
106 %
106 %
107
107
113%
113%
1133/4
113%
113%
113%
113%
73%
10.700
88%
89 %
15.300
107%
73
107%
113%
88 3/4
*113%
114
"
38
38%
37%
38%
37
37%
36%
373/8
37%
37%
45 Vb
45%
45%
45%
45 Vb
45%
45%
45%
45
45
30%
4.400
1.900
'13.700
6.400
29%
30
30
29%
30%
30%
10
65%
66 3/4
66%
66 %
66%
66%
66%
67%
67 %
68:
45%
46
45
45%
45 VA
45%
44%
45%
45 Va
46
15.100
No par
No par
No par
48%
101
102 3/4
48%
48%
100%
101%
*101%
102%
47
100%
*102
48%
100%
102 %
47%
47
30%
30%
6.300
4.900
46%
47 %
17.500
100%
100%
100%
870
102i/2
100%
*102
102%
102%
93%
*93%
94 %
20
45.300
*93%
94 %
94
94
*9334
94%
93%
5
29%
30%
30%
31%
'■'( 30'A
31%
31%
323/8
*94%
95%
*943/4
96%
*9434
31%
96%
30%
100
com
*94%
96%
943A
95
100
50
Ll.25
13%
13%
13%
13%
123/4
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
74.600
5
523/4
53
52%
52%
52
52%
52
52%
51%
52 3A
2.500
common
No par
common
48%
100 %
*102
30%
5.400
107%
89
88 %
107
88%
15.000
51%
12%
106%
88
43%
12%
123/4
72%
43
-5
___No par
10
No par
25
1*108
45%
*88
109
453/4
90
*108
45%
*88
109
453A
90
*108
45%
*88
109
46 Vs
90
*108
45
109
3/4
*108
109
46%
45%
46%
90
*88
88
88
53A
5%
53/4
6%
5%
6 Va
5%
5%
53/4
5%
*19%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18 V2
19%
*18%
57%
30
18.300
19%
57%
77.900
5
58
58%
573/4
58%
58
57 VA
56%
57%
30.300
___1
12
12 VA
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12
11%
12%
14 000
65
64%
65%
64%
65 Vb
Corp__.
Corp
America
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
-•
65
65%
64%
65%
63
„_7
48%
48%
48 VA
48%
48 Vb
48%
48%
48 3/4
48%
48 Va
50c
90%
94 Vb
90%
96%
91 Vb
93%
93%
95%
943/4
97
-5
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
25%
24 "A
-24%
24'
,_5
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
*34%
34%i34%
Delaware___.._5
Steel
Data
27 3/4
41%
1
com
Motors
of
4.500
27%
1
preferred
Insurance
Oil
72%
IOI1/2
par
No par
convertible
Continental
X7i%
29%
Copper & Steel com__2
Continental
72%
413/8
comllNo
preferred
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred
Continental Air Lines Inc
Continental
83
71%
1
$4.16
$5
*82 %
723A
25%
101 Va
No par
$4.52 preferred
Continental
82V»
72%
*82V4
30%
Co
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
82%
'
253/b
42
Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Baking Co
25 VB
83
73
104
Consolidated
Continental
25
83
72%
29%
pref series A_1__100
Consol Electronics Industries
5
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
1.33%
Consumers Power Co
$4.50 preferred
25%
*82%
V
41%
conv
Coal
230
12.50
Co
preferred
Consolidation
59
102 %
10
of
58 %
1
Publishing Co
Edison
59%
5
;
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol
25%
*58%
59
100
common
Cone Mills Corp
25
■24% Jan
Co
Inc_
preferred
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison
Jan
*33% Feb
5
No par
Commercial
109
16
59
25%
82 %
72%
common
preferred
2
Feb
__10
5
$4.25
18
27% Apr
Inc
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
81% Jan
'
System
Columbia Pictures
105 Va Apr
53 Va Jan
footnotes,
3.100
10
conv
$3.50
13
16
34% Feb
5
34% Mar 19
com.
,
Bottling Co of N Y
19
2
27%
27%
1
Electric
Colgate-Palmolive
4
29
56% Jan
27
25c
Coca-Cola
5
12% Jan
Feb
27%
*
12
13
26
7.200
No par
7%
21
72% Feb
'56
Feb
24%
5
Co
6% July 12
20% July
9
64% Feb 15
13 % Jun
5
21
24%
30% Jun
'8% Aug 12
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
24%
Columbia
8% Jan 21
10 % May
S
18
5
Vb
27 y8
101
13
44% Jan
7
3
25
24
43%
*100
14
*40% July 19
4
Jun
24%
42 3,4
101
Sep
101 % Sep 17
-22
Mar <s0
2
■
♦100
24 VB
28
100%
Jun
24% Mar 19
37% Mar 23
Oct
65 % May 28
103
5
45% Jan
6.100
60
77% Jan
"67
Jan
16
55 Vb Jan
4.000
75 Vb
42% Jan
72% Mar 16
31% Feb
Jan
1.200
48%
22 Va Jan
17
Oct
35%
48%
26% Jan
18
31
41
7
22
35%
48%
10%
24
100
Coca-Cola
39% Sep
35%
48%
9.700
No par
Cluett
1
32% Jan
35%
48%
31%
31%
22%
100
19
Sep
16%
35%
.
35%
com_No par
105% Sep
35% Jun
16%
35%
48%
100
31
40
25
A
Coastal States
30
17
101
& Pac_No par
20
Jan
31%
16%
23%
3%
12.50
Co
31
17%
10%
46 VB
5
Corp
&
400
31%
15 VB
31%
1.000
6.900
.
30%
23
3%
26%
30%
1
Industries
Gas
*27%
v
i
Oil
O'Nuts
Service
Clevite
:
41
10%
30%
*26%
17
*
35%
*10%
Sep
Aug
84% Mar
35%
27%
46 VB
.60
8.700
18%
27%
1.25
series
Cotton
26%
i.000
31.800
95%^.
52
24%
pfd
95
18%
43 34
1
non-cum
95 VB
L
54%
146
:
51%,
24%
50
A
94%
'
18%
43%
preferred
94%
263/4
54V4
51%
43%
Inc
*145
18%
24%
_i
54%
146%
51%
I 24%
42%
Corp
26%
53%
145%
26%
49%
Corp
Special
11
May 14
40%
49
Sep
Apr
19
46% Jun
35%
26%
54%
440
52%
100 %
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No
par
$4.50 preferred called
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
70% July 22
40% Jun 27
24
'! 80
13
May--!
35%
32.900
26%
18%
48%
Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
34% Aug
5
106% Aug 23
2
143
75% J an ~ 19
17%
44%
18%
100 %
Clark
4
27% Jan
17%
43
$2.25
4
26
31%
17%
43%
50%
_2.50
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Sep
May~29
30%
17%
2 400
42%
26%
18%
49%
Corp
34% Aug 28
9% Jan 11
Jun
July
31 VB
23 300
4 Vb
72
52
51
V
4
146%
26%
26%
9%
72
4 Va
4
$4.40 conv preferred
6
46
143
30%
10
preferred
Cities
65% Aug
5
26% Jan 30
45
103%
*18%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
lo
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
6
2
49% Nov 30
26%
18%
100%
Co
series
52%
94
26%
V9%
72%
43%
*145
94
No par
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
..49% May 13
46% Feb 26
55%
146 %
*93%
51%
4o
Cincinnati
5
54%
*145
50%
,_1
convertible
Full
-V
93%
9%
70
%
4 Vb
27
48%
Co
Motors
Chrysler
13
:
*49%
27
V- 42%
27
26 %
No par
Co
Gotham
Chris-Craft
29
106% Jun
44%
*26%
100%
preferred
5%
43%
27%
No par
Chicago Milw St Paul
5%
44%
72
4 Va
*18%
Chicago Great Western Ry com._lo
39% Sep 17
16% Aug 28
65% Aug 30
4%
_5
Class A
16
5
;
93%
9%
72
4 Va
1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
13
27 y2 Sep
27% Jun
10
9%
72
71%
4%
l
•___
Products
Belt
3%%
May 2
61% Jun 14
72
27
Chemetron
Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
46
27
6
71%
72
4 Vb
West Corp
Co
Aircraft
Checker
25% Aug 29
11% July 10
7% Jun
23
29.500
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
36% Sep 18
26% July 31
37% Jan
31 % Oct
75
9%
CerroCorp i
Cessna
13
?29% Feb
OctTi
Soya
Certain-teed
12
4
102
South
Century Industries
.
102 y2 May 24
2
33% Feb
19% Nov
Central
33 % Aug 26
193/4 Feb
6
7
31% May 29
134% Jan
3
%
Jan
32
48% Jan
3
~7
&
38% Jan
3
30
Central
9
Jaii
70
Jan
Jun
V 20% Jan
35%
14
7
27
,58% Jan
06%
106
59
31
733/4
Chock
24
Jun
9%
19 y4 Jun
44% Oct
8% Dec
9%
18% Apr
49% Mar 21
31% Oct
700
75
9%
74%
9%
Mar 19
.15
27
23 Vb
34
76
,
Service
2
Jun
27
47 % Feb
Pub
34% Jun
32
Jun
74
100
3
52 % Feb
20
76 VB
_l
Chicago & North Westn
25
1
34
74%
74
39%
-
.^.20
-
34 y4 Aug 28
53% Aug 15
27% Jun
18Vb Nov
49%
75%
33%
Chickasha
25
87% July 10
101% Jan
2
7.100
49%
33%
12 Vb July 24
4
V.7:
39%
50
33%
23% May 13
22
Mar 26
Jan
39%
50
33%
27 y4 Aug 21
38% July 29
2
21
33% Jan
39%
*49 Va
34
4
18 % Jan
35% May
25
29
39
50
*33%
20
2
22
24
40
*49%
33%
Feb
26% Feb
Jun
15% Jun
May 28
39%
49%
18 Va Jan
30
19
8Va Oct
40
49%
*33 %
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
14% Nov
13
2
24
223A Sep
48
513/8 Jan
3
24
Sep
7
4
Jan
20
13% Nov
10
2
37
11
37
Jan
2
5 % Jan
'.i
Mar 29
40%
1.700
43%
Corp
Sugar Co
Illinois
Chain
Nov
45
Central
Chadbourn
417/a Feb
5
1
47% May 31
21
Oct
7.800
37 Vb
7
preferred
2
31'A Dec
32
70%
37
30%
4%%
17
May 29
18
70
37%
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois Light com
No par
4
25% May 23
43/4 Mar 13
16
100
29% May 29
21
Jan
9% Apr
49'A Feb
25
•41% Jan
2
190
70%
37%
1
Central Foundry Co
30% Jun 25
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
46% Apr 19
rj% Mar 27 '
104%
70 %
37%
54%
18% May 20
38% July 15
49% Apr 22
22% Mar 11
Apr 26
71
37%
146%
102% Apr
26% May
*104% 104%
70%
37%
53%
Aguirre
104%
70%
36%
1
—
Central
104%
104%
70%
Instruments
Central
2.900
*145 Vb
2
7
13%
par
Central
Jan
13%
37%
conv
35% May 22
98 3/4 Jan
14
70 %
100
15
45% May 31
»
3.200
13%
No par
Jan
33
52% Mar 30
5
14 VB
25
37%
preferred
15 % Jan
j
3,700
14
24%
70 VA
common
Corp common
preferred
5%
3
43%
24%
39%
1
Celotex
2
43 VB
24%
preferred
100
preferred series A_100
2nd
Jan
25
30% Oct
1%
15% Jan
21
23
25
2nd
4%%
24%
10
No par
Corp
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
2
24%
14%
Products
4
Aug
95 % Sep
25
104 VA
Corp
Ceco
38% Jan
23% Jan
May 29
147
Tan
Jan
43%
24%
14
Tractor
2
28
26% Feb
14% May 29
25 % May 28
90
Co
Steel
25 VB
104
preferred
6 % %
Mar 13
20% Mar
68
133 %
*
I)
25
14%
Inc
Caterpillar
11
56 y« Sep
236% Mar
9
19
Dec
42% Feb
28% May 29
19% Sep 21
83
Mar 22
137% May
5
26
3% Jan
v
(J
43
5
General
&
Shares
43%
104%
common
Products
the Week
Sept. 20
43%
14%
preferred
34% Jan
Friday
Sept. i;>
43%
1C4%
Light
Jan
76 y« Sep
Sales for
Thursday
43%
Ry_100
Ohio
&
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier
2
Sept. 18
43%
50
&
4
9
29% Jun
29
Power
41% Jun
43% May
51% Aug
Corp
Wednesday
43%
No par
Clinchfield
Carolina
18
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
__10
Corp
Jan
4
Co
Carolina
May 21
Sep
Mfg
July 23
54
3
Jan
2
(Philip)
29 % Jan
Y
Mar 12
9% Jan
4% May 29
Jan
Carey
Carlisle
48
2
23
8
Monday
Par
5
33 VB Mar 27
28
26% Oct
45% Jan
12
15% Apr
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Co
36
8
88 % Oct
29% Feb
60% Jan
45% Mar 14
30 % May 29
1101%
Carborundum
10
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
%
19
.12% Jun
15 Vb Mar 30
9
2
24'/a May
11
-86
44
49 y2 Apr
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
Highest
Lowest
":;,24%
17.500
1.000
213.100
5.000
9!900
198
Volume
Number 6301
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1147)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
12
18
19% Aug
1
26% Jan
15
1
26 %
Sep
16
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co_
42 % Sep
11
23
43
25
23'A Mar
6
16 Va Jan
26
43% Mar 21
32 Va Jan
2
May 28
60% Mar 28
49
Dec
87
4
Jan
194% Mar 19
27
Feb
90
14
Mar 29
6
(Jan 24
89% Aug 13
Feb
21
95
Sep
87 Va
27
5
96% May 17
91
11
Oct
31
21% Mar 12
11
5
Dec
28
5% Dec
17
36
Oct
24
68% Jan
2
76 % Jan
17
83
Dec
27
11% Oct
26
19% Feb
12
60
•
19
4% Mar 21
42% Jan
81 Va Apr
6 Va Aug 21
j
56 Va Aug
2
5
10% July
21%
2
Mar 13
Vb Jun
28
26
18
Oct
24
14% Apr
27
27
Dec
18
34% Dec
Jun
14
48
37% Aug
91
Aug
24
Sep
5
44
Feb
8
59% Jan
2
45
7
97
12% Oct
27
107 Va Feb
19
14% Jun
25
6 V* Oct
25
15% Jan
70% Jan
12% Feb
58
Apr
Jan
V Jan
7
17 % Jan
2
13
2
9% May 29
19 Vb Dec
28
5% Jun
22
13% Feb
Jun
25
35
8% Dec
28
14% Feb
27
20 V4 Aug
16
20
Mar 13
25
10
11% May
24 Va Jun
3
58 Va:
59
58%
*89
96
12%
.•
90 'A
94
*93%
12 Va
12%
■:/
5%
5Va
5'/a
55 %
A
82 Va
82
Corp common—5
52%
53 Va
52 Va
53%
52 Va
No par
96 Va
96 Va
9lt%
96%
96%
of America—12.50
24V4
24?
23%
108 %
*107%
23'
22
4
7%
Class
15
1
common
A
,__
9%
21'a
_1
37
10
__
Inc
60 Va
45
9
21%
37
21
60 Va
36%
900
59%
60Va
36%
591/2
60 Va
601/4
60 Va
597a
601/2
4,200
45%
92 Va
451/4
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
447b
*90%
92 Va
*90 Va
92 Va
*90 Va
92 V2
*90 Va
92%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
23,700
21%
221/4
21 Va
311/a
31%
31%
3.75%
85 Va
85 Va
3.75%
series A
series B
100
Preferred
100
*84%
86%
Dec
13
87
90
29
Preferred
3.90%
series C__
100
*88 %
51% Apr
16
45 Va Feb
Mills
I
—100
*90%
5
15%
22
22%
50c
:
&
Records
Light
Inc_
2
69% Jun
10
11
common—7
50c
.
Deere & Co-
23% July
56% Sep
Delaware & Hudson
1
No par
Delaware Power & Light Co_—6.75
6
56% Sep
3
11
Delta
Feb
18
32 Va Jun
12
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
19 Va Jan
2
2
31
18% Sep
Chemical
30
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
35% Sep
15 Va Sep
17
11
26
34% Jan
10
31 Va Jan
24
39 Va Jun
11
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
54 Va Feb
19
Diamond Alkali Co
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
44% July 22
45% Jan
3
40
27 Va Jan
22
10 V* Oct
18
17% Feb
15
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
Oct
23
40% Feb
35% Jun
25
48'A Mar 23
12 V* Jun
22
21 7/B Jan
9% Oct
21
25
43 Va Jan
19
Jan
3
20
5
18% Sep
21% Jan
31% July 18
23 Va Jan
Diners'
(The)
Disney
(Walt)
2
16
12
37%
Dr.
Sep
33 Va
20
Aug 20
Mar
16 % Jun
25
25% Jan
2
19
28
24
Dec
7
20% Jan
6
21V2 Jun
10
29 % Apr
24
Donnelley
29% Jan
14
27.
37% Jan
26
21%
Sep
20
16 Va May 29
22 Va Jan
22
27
24% Apr
72% Jan
24
Jun
17 Va Oct
24
,32
17 Va Jun
40
13
11
Oct
16 % Jan
10
Jan
16
Feb
26
5
114
Apr
..''i 97 % Apr
84
44
42
Feb
4
45
46
Jan
2
14
July 10
Mar 27
Sep
48
..." 47
2
49 % May 25
Aug 13
May 31
50
25
11
Aug
7
33% Dec
May 29
12
24% Sep
15% Jan
13
24 Va Aug
7
31% Jan
18
4
4
64 Va
63%
64
20 Va
211/4
21
21%
541/4
541/2
54
16%
171/4
35 Va
35 Va
14 Va
14%
14%
34% 7,34%
*34%
551/4
541/2
54 '/a
500
26.700
7.000
54%
7.900
54
56%
541/4
55
54%
55'/4
20.000
27%
28
27%
27%
27
277b
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21 %
21Va
21
21%
6.300
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
167b
16%
16%
12,100
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
14%
14 Va
141/2
141/a
14%
34%
341/2
341/2
33%
34
47Va
59Va
48
48
48
9.300
591/4
59'%
60 Va
8,100
55%
'
59%
1.600
35%
18.300
14'A
14%
22.000
*331/2
34%
700
50c
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2.50
14%
15%
147b
15%
14%
15
14%
14 7
a
14?a
15
6.500
1
19%
19Va
I91/2
20%
19%
20Va
19%
19%
20
11.300
%
46%
44V2
45Vi
43%
44%
43%
197'i(
44V2
43
43%
13.000
2.50
Ltd
45
97/a
9%
97b
97b
97b
5.800
2
48%
49'/4
48%
49%
49%
50 Va
49
50 Va
49V2
50
7,200
1
251/4
25%
25V4
25%
25V4
25%
25
25Va
25%
257a
4.400
20
19%
20
19 Va
20
19
19'%
187b
19 Va
9.500
37
37%
36%
37
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
3.600
30 Va
30%
29V2
30%
29Va
29'/a
28%
29 y8
28%
291%
6.900
28V4
281/4
19
%
?a
100
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
20 Va
20%
*20%
1.25
Sons
&
45%
128%
59
25%
26%
26
26 Va
26
"26 V'4
26 Va
26%
26%
2212
22%
22
No par
T-
32%
5
Co
59
50c
—1
7
26 Va
16%
2.300
21
26%
19.500
22%
21%
22%
21%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32 Va
60
59-%
60%
59%
60 V'4
60
59
60
42.000
27
26 Va
26 Va
26 Va
26%
591%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
16.500
217b
21%
%
21%
45.900
6.300
17%
16%
17
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
1
21
211/4
20%
21
21 Va
21 V'4
21%
21%
21%
21%
9.000
No par
64
65%
64%
64%
63%
64
63%
64
62
64
9.300
Inc
Co
_1
14 Va
15
147/a
15
15%
14%
15
15
15
6.400
167 b
3.200
15%
1
15 Va
15%
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
5.200
248%
249V4
248%
15%
249%
151/4
5
246 Va
250Va
248
248 Va
248 Va
250%
25.100
No par
No par
106 Va
106 Va
106 Va
106 Va
1061/4
107
106 V'4
106%/
107
107 Va
*85%
86 Va
86
86
common——5
32%
33Va
33%
43
43
331/a
43%
Nemours
(E I)
com
___.
i
50
preferred
50
45
50
*43
v;
86 Va
*86%
87 Va
200
331/2
33%
8.400
43%.
44
44
33%
*43%
33%
43%
44 Va
320
*48
49
49
*48
45
45
45
45
45
45
45 Va
*44%
45%
*48
50
*48
50
*48
50
*48
50
49
49
86 Va
33%
*48
Va
10
49
*46
47
*46
47
*46
47
*46
47
*46
*47'%
48
*47%
48
*47V4
48
*47%
48
*47»/4
48
5
23%
23
23%
24 Va
24%
24
24
241/s
l
11%
12
,11V2
12%
11%
12 Va
12
12%
2
26
26
25%
26%
*251/4
25%
251/2
26
5
23 7 b
24 VA
23%
24%
24 7b
24 Va
1
25%
26%
26%
27%
26 Va
267
59
59%
59%
59 Va
100
97 %
97 Va
98
98
2.50
Dynamics Corp of America com
$1 conv preference
170
46%
50
Corp—
1.900
86 Va
33%
50
*48
50
*86
15%
50
preferred
Cigar
*48%
50
preferred
G
45%
63%
45%
64 V'4
21%
59%
$2.10 preferred
W
45%
45Va
63 Va
59 Va
preferred
4.10%
D
*45%
45 Va
21
21%
Inc
R)
(R
de
$4.15
92
64
21%
Corp
4.20%
*88V2
21 Va
54%
No par
$4.50 preferred
4%
92
63%
__^_»__^_No par
Chemicals
Pont
*88 Va
21/%
_—16%c
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
Mar 21
16% Dec
;
18
du
861/2
59%
:
Inc—
Fund
Power
Duplan
*84%
59%
Dunhill International
;
47% Aug
6
50% Mar 7
48% Jun 21
May
1
47% Jun
7
16% Jun 19
13
July 13
29% Feb 19
89% Jun
50
46
48 Va
7
i
43 Va Apr 15
47% Apr 26
48% Jun
r
23
23% Oct
105% Apr 24
34% Aug 19
2
8
16 Va Sep
16% July 10
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
2
12
Feb
29
10
19
Oct
2
10 Va Jan
Apr
42% Jan
17
27
27
13 Va Jan
229 Va July 26
8 6 Va
48%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
DuBois
4
4
*84Vt
92
47V4
Dresser Industries
Duke
Sep
*45 Va
28
■
66
86 Va
*88 Va
48%
Douglas Aircraft Co
22% Aug 30
30% Jan
45 V* Jan
43% Jan
•
*84V4
48%
Productions
Dover Corp■■
Dow Chemical
.
28% Aug 12
25% Jan 15
32% Mar 22
,
5
45
«:
2
53 Va Apr
13
81V# July 12
Jan
8
23
__
24 Va May 29
44
Feb
Jan
254% Mar 14
27
Jan
5
25
24
39
15 Vb Aug
35% Aug 26
May 1
66
'
6% May 29
101% Jun
2
Mav 27
31
26
164% Jun
22% Jan
V
4
61
May 29
Jun
5
Mar
55
22
20 Va May 29
43
Mar
4
80
8 6 i/a
transactions
Dominick
4
86%
49 %
Ltd
Mines
5.400
*85
64%
54%
Club Inc
Pepper Co___
Dome
Foreign
20% Dec
Corp
Houses
317b
8 6 Va
1
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dobbs
24.000
§2
21%
55%
Corp
Distillers
28% May 22
20
Sep 16
3
National
Stores
21%
32
*85
48%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
46% Sep
51% Jun
2
3
22% Dec
May 29
15
22% May 29
15% May 14
Diana
22
32
85
No par
Diamond
9
21%
31%
841/a
63%
54%
1
3.900
317 a
21%
54%
28%
_15
23 Va May
6
18% July 31
27% Jan
2
16
—
60% Ang 20
12% Jan 15
9% Aug 26
11 Va Mar
Detroit Edison
451/2
22%
fa
1
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
31% Dec
20
*84%
*88
1-10
9% Oct
Nov
29.500
86 Va
31%
54%
3
—2.50
Coatings-
26% Oct
30
*45 Va
21%
*85
28
Inc
& Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto
5
Lines
45
16
Inc
18% Mar 27
2
900
20 Va
37%
Preferred
9'% Jan
9%
21
37%
18
Denv
9%
20%
12
May 29
91/4
1,200
3l|
21 Va
37%
28
Air
*9
3i
37%
Sep
Corp common
preferred series A
Decca
9Va
30%
20%
87 Va Jun
Apr 25
9
30%
1.800
37'/4
88 Va Jun
16
30 Va
6
D
3%%
River
6
21%
4
Dana
9%
6
37
4
31 Va Jan
59 %
21 Va
Mar
9
7.600
1.800
*9
Jan
12% Mar
*58Va
6.800
7%
30 Va
30%
No par
82
7 Va May 29
59V2
*58 Va
100
213
30%
No par
preferred
priov preferred
84% Mar
23
7%
30 Va
prior
27
12
211/4
7%
30%
$4
31
22 Va Jan
21%
7%
7%
60
7.300
31
25
21%
30.900
1087a
57 a
Dec
15% Jun
22
71,4
*59
180
2 4 Va
24
*107%
10%
7
26
21%
7 Va
60
24%
109
5%
Curtis-Wrignt
36 % Mar
23%
*107%
500
31.600
5%
29 % Jan
85% Dec
Feb~15
23%
108 Va
I
a
97 Va
5%
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
29%
231/4
108 V'4
52i
5%
22% Sep
15
24 Va
109
48%
22%
2
26
*96%
*48
10%
13% Jan
38 % Jun
52%
97V2
22 Va
18% Mar 12
21% Jun
52%
96%
10%
Cutler-Hammer
3
48
52 y8
96%
21%
24% May 16
38% Feb 26
51 Va Jan
48
53
21%
67% Apr
46% Jan
481/4
5.400
*10'4
Dan
15
40.800
10Va
2
13
341/4
22 »/4
3
20
33%
22
10 Va
93
55% Feb
42.200
34 Va
221/4.
46 Va Sep
57 % Feb
22 Va
33%
10 Va
16 Va May 24
20% Dec
22 V'4
34Va
22 Va
7
2
27
Va
32%
*48
10%
3
2
27
26%
22 Va
26%
22 Va
27
21%
%
22%
*59
1,700
55
22 Va
—1
common
40% Jan
12 Va Jun
•
7%
61
89 Va Apr
13
Jan
41 Va Oct
3.000
04
5%
$1.60
46
23 Va
5
10%
3
18
23%
48
7
34 % May 28
231/2
5o
va
22 Va
14
Jan
4.600
*23
5-,
5%
2
May 10
200
117 a
34%
2
87
82 Va
11%
22
12
2
*81 Va
12
48
Jan
30
82 Va
34
Dec
81 Va Aug
*811/2
117 a
21%
15% Feb
78 % Aug
18.000
1C%
14
32
Va
l2Va
7*
*59
6
54%
48
5
51/2
400
82 V2
35%
,_100
12.000
11%
22%
common
120
13
541/2
48
22%
95
*81 Va
34%
*107%
89%
12
221/4
12% Feb
21
5%
"89
*93%
11%
22 Va
Inc
17% Jan
2
5V2
1
91
86
11V4
5%
2.50
45
77% July 27
94
11
23%
5
20% May 29
89%
94
26%
22
25>
89%
26
preferred—100
No par
11.600
12%
23Vt
—No par
23.500
11%
32% Oct
9% Jun
82
59%
191 Va
95
26
Publishing
39% Feb
Aug
7-
58%
189 Va
901/4
5%
55
59%
190 Va
189
Va
11
5Va
54%
11%
86% Jan
May 29
190
*89
94
12%
*54%
*82
187%
.5
Curtis
//{:£;
11
189%
*89
90V4
*93%
187
13.000
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc_.2.50
6
14
Press
188%
23%
——
33% Jan
Aug
58 %
25 Va
Corp.
Cuneo
7
8 Va Feb
58%
23%
convertible
S
6.600
58%
25%
Cudahy Packing Co
4 Va %
preferred
Jan
T
26.000
411/2
40%
23%
10
4
Mar
5%#-
3.300
25%
41%
20 V'4
"24 3 a
41%
25 %
C
20
52
Mar 20
78
24
3
8 % Aug
35 Va Aug 21
31% May 29
47% Oct
20
4
20%
25
411/4
20%
35%
40%
22%
preferred
Co
20 Va
25
20 %
23%
l
& Seal common
Steel
2C%
20%
^25
13
63 % Apr
5% Aug 20
25% Jan
3
19
14% Jun
10
$4.20
16 Va
25%
No par
preferred___^.
Crucible
157 a
41%
186
ek
Shares
16 Va
25%
58 Va
the W
15%
41 '/4
_100
—.—
Jun
3
19 Va Jan
Cork
Sept. 20
20 Va
Corp com
25
.
6% July 22
52 % Jan
preferred-
Crown Zellerbach
23
25% Sep
108% Sep
$2
Friday
Sept. 19
15%
41 Va
20%
Saies fo,r
Thursday
15%
26'/4
.25
convertible
Crown
24
100
2
103
29
33% Jan
4
7
i
common
preferred
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
6
Jan
19
3
5%
13
Sep
16% Jan
19% Aug 23
45% Oct
16
39% Jun
48
95 Va Aug
May
3
21% Mar 29
22
19
22% Sep
27
24
30
41
Sep
3%%
19
16%
20 %
.1
__
Co
16
25%
__—50c
.
Crescent Petroleum
8
25% Feb
2
28% Feb
17% Oct
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
Crane
8
14 Va Jan
Inc_
16%
Sept. 18
41
Coty International Corp class A—lc
23
83 Va Jan
;
13
20 % Jun 20
Sep
22
Cbty
15%
PRICES
Wednesday
5
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 V2 %
preferred
100
,i 3 V2 %
preferred ser of 1947—100
Aug 22
15% Jan 31
Tuesday
Sept. n
Sept. 16
5
_
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co
May 22
198 Va Sep
6
152% Mar
92 % Jan
86% Jun
at
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
123A Jun
105 Vb Jun
Monday
1
17% Jun e 3
27% Oct
40
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
2
Jan
9
2
18% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
15% Feb
1
8s/b Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan.-1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
16 %
16%
16%
16%
24%
24
11%
*25%
8.500
12 %
27.600
800
26
E
18% Oct
15% July
24% Feb
"'27% Jan
9% Oct
I Jun
25
85
20% Jan
2
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
16
93 Va Dec
24
13
7
90
'21 Va Jan
3
23
55% Feb
23
31% May 29
80% Jun 22
4
12%
115% Mar 15
July 9
40% Mar 23
101
7
97% Mar
May 28
30
52
Jun
Jan
88 Va Jan
25
89
18
May 29
3
Nov
101
20
30
Feb
26
Jun
27
22% Jun
4 % Sep
27
24
6% Jan
25
56 % Feb
23% Sep
24
38% Dec
16
17
July
23
Eagle-Plcher Co
4
Eastern
Air
2
Eastern
Gas
May 17
4V2%
18% May 29
Eastern
122% Apr
26
101
Eastman
Eaton
11
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Apr
5
30 Va Jun
11
98%
24
18
2
5% Jun
63 Va Sep
14
*102
Aug 28
39% May 21
Co
Manufacturing
4 V2 %
Elastic
preferred
;
Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric
59%
Sep
20
Electric
78% Sep
11
Electronic
Associates
39
Sep
12% Jan
11
Electronic
Specialty Co
24
Elgin
&
98
98
98
98
98%
98%
16%
167b
16%
167b
16%
17
112
112%
112%
113%
*99%
101
99%
100%
50
36%
11%
36%
14.800
112
113%
111%
111%
112 V4
*99%
101
*99%
99%
36%
36%
101
36%
99%
36 %
36
36 Vb
36
36%
12
12 V»
11%
12 Va
117b
12%
11%
12
Share
Mus Ind
Co
Amer
62 %
62%
*62 Va
63 Vb
*92%
95
*92%
95
*92%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
100
*63
*92%
28%
7
shrs
1
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
30%
29%
30
29%
'•
3.100
270
5.900
42.200
6,300
U%-
28%
600
95
10.500
29%
*102
—i.
■
33
33 Va
33 Va
33%
2.100
29%
297/b
10s
28%
3.600
65,700
63
*92%
95
*102
33%
29%
63
64
28%
*102
*102
102
:
63 Vb
95
62 Vb
l
5
Stop
&
59 Va
2.50
common
common
30
Bond
26
59%
100
Co
31% Apr
6% Apr
Electric
24'A
25'A
597b
111
—.1
Co
preferred
Products
24
26%
59 Vb
1
preferred
Manufacturing
4% %
Ekco
24'A
25%
10
common
Echlin
$3.60
Corp
24
a
59%
*59
50
Co
18
95 V2
Jun
Kodak
12
24
26 Va J an
Steel
30
Feb
10
preferred
prior
Stainless
Apr
Jan
32% Jan
& Fuel Assn com
15
27
37 Va Nov 30
33% Jan 30
Inc
Lines
38 V2 Jun
2
July 3o
50% Jun 17
91 Va July 30
2
Jun
102 Va
2
34 Va Jan
33% Nov
95
2
Jan
106 Va July 24
98 Va Mar
4
Aug 23
26
94
64 %
Jan
mi
22
24% Apr
29 Va Sep
2
30
29%
30
8.000
6
29.600
"
5%
.5%
6
6
5 Va
6
5%
57b
5%
'
41
Jun
25
16
Jan
19
26% Jan
26
8
Jan
9
Aug 26
17 Va Jan
24
Feb
13
42
7 % Oct
24
24
28% Jun
15
39 Va Mar 15
22 Va Oct
20 V2
Apr 22
27% Aug 15
31% July 1
37 Va Sep 20
July 23
9
Mar 20
34% Mar
46
Mar 30
2
30% July 24
27% Jan
3
15% Mar 16
Va
2
31% Mar 8
1120% Mar 27
5
15 Va Oct
50
11V2 Jan
1
44
July 30
24
July 12
57% May 14
35 Va Jun
25
49
12
Oct
24
23'A Jan
2
14
Jan
55
Jun
21
68
Aug 22
1
26% Feb
63
Jan
'V 80% Jun
5
19% Jan
29 V2 Jun
3
26
38
45% May 16
4% Feb 13
18% May 29
47% Jan
34% May 29
Va
42% Jan
2
{-51
23
Jan
Jan
3
2% Jan
11% Nov
5
21 Va Jan
9
14 V2 Jan
57
Jan
2
61
12
Jun
25
20Va Jan
8% Jun
27
14
16 % Oct
23
36% Jan
2
34% Sep 27
49 Va Apr
9
2
Oct
4
30
,
May 17
Mar
3
9
46 Va Mar 14
May 29
21% Feb
9
July 18
V2 Jan
25
Jan,
28% Sep
24
'
58% Mar 11
13
38 Va
May
37% Jan
2
2
20
6
4
Jun
2
52% Feb
21
27
r
-39% Mar
3
19
5% Aug 26
Morse
Whitney
fi
50% Mar
5
51 Va Jan
8
30% Jan
3
39 Va Jun
11
36%
36 Va
10%
10%
10%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Vb
257b
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 3b
30%
31
36%
36
36 ?a
35 Vb
36%
35 >A
36%
36%
37 Va
57.300
11
10.000
_1
&
convertible
5%
Foods
junior
Falstaff
107b
11%
11
10%
107b
10%
107b
10%
40%
40 Vb
40%
40%
40%
401/4
40%
40
507b
51
50%
50 3 4
50%
51
507b
51
50%
8.500
51
47 %
48
47%
47%
48
48 Vb
48
48%
48%
49%
10%
"
16%
Va
7.300
6,300
3,100
16
16%
16
69 Va
68
68
68
68
68
68
67
67
110
1
253/4
26 y4
26
26
26
25 y4
26
3.300
40 %■
40%
40%
40%
40 Vb
40%
25%
40'A
40%
40 Va
40%
5,800
3'A
15.700
3 Va
17%
*64
:
16%
3%
17 3/4
64%
3 Va
17%
*64
14 Vb
14%
14 Vb
15%
15%
15%
3 Vb
17%
18%
187 b
64%
64
64
1474
14Vb
14%
15%
157 b
59 %
55%
58 %
39 Va
38%
39 Va
45%
46
44
447b
12%
46 Va
441/2
44%
No par
12%
Co
1
40
4?b
5
16%
17
42%
43%
Corp com
preferred
Co
common
Corp
*12 %
4 7b f
*16%
42
3%
15%
56%
45 7b
16%
14%
157b
38%
"12 Va
1
3V4
3 Va
16
>•
54%
567-a
16 Vb
-v
257b
16%
*67
16
1,900
40%
25%
10
100
3%
18%
*62%
3 Vb
18%
*18 Vb
19 Vb
65
*62%
64
690
20
14%
14%
14%
15%
16
17
9,900
16.800
58%
38%
38%
39%
45%
46 Va
45%
46 %
43 Vb
43%
43%
44
*12%
12 VA
12 Vb
12%
_
96.100
5
56%
59
28%
56
38 %
29%
3.900
38%
38%
25.500
46
*43%
12%
1.800
46
43
?b
12 %
2.800
700
34.200
5
47/a
17
16%
16%
4%
16%
16%
,16%
16%
42%".
41%
42%
40'A
41-%
41%
42 Va
34.400
6V8
6%
6 VB
6V4
50c
25%
26%
26%
267b
50
*50%
1
341%
6
6 Vb
26%
27
5
47b
5
1.400
6
6V4
6 Va
20.200
27
27%
27'A
27%
-5.60O
51
51
51
34%
34%
347b
51
*50 Vs
51
*50%
51
*50%
34%
x34
34
33 7b
34
34%
footnotes,-gee page 23.
53.400
4,300
40 Va
10
preferred
Brewing
22.400
■
5
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont
35%
367b
.11
20c
T-T
class A
Co.
$1.50
14
35%
10%
18 Va
—1
F
& Co
Fairbanks
20
37%
10%
3
Fairbanks
Sep
64.100
35%
10%
1
Corp
11
8% Feb
35%
__
10
50 V2 Jan
36%
187b
1
6Va Jan
27%
54.900
35%
5
___>_:
18% Jan
2
75%
37%
100
50
;
14
22% Jan
74 Vr
9%
No par
com
Inc
When- issued
32% Apr
13
1
737b
10
Evans Products Co
15
May
71%
7.50
series A
RR Co_
Erie & Pittsburgh
Eurofund Inc
(Max)
14
73 Vb
72%
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Bearing
7
70%
74 Vb
18%
Co
Electric Co
Equitable Gas Co
V
3
9.400
74 Va
72%:
9%
Corp common
preferred
Englehard Industries
Eversharp
59%
34.50
4%
Ex-Cell-O
59%
25c
Endicott Johnson
Factor
11 Va Feb
For
District
Fafnir
32% Jan
24
48 V2
Empire
70 Va Mar 21
14
Nov
7
59
:.SK'
18%
Manufacturing
preferred
__
58%
59%
9%
Mfg Co
& Phonograph
Freight Corp
Emhart
5%
100
: t
■
587b
58%
18%
Radio
Air
/'
58 Va
59 Vb
3
Electric
Emerson
1
5Va May 29
5C
46% Feb
Emerson
Emery
:
5%
58
5
50c
Co
Gas
Corp common
$1.40 conv preferred
2
19 Va May 29
27% Oct
25
".17% Aug 14
59% Sep 16
29% Sep 20
1
.
Eltra
May
8% Feb
16
31
16 Va Jan
_10
Inc
Watch
Natural
23 Va Mar 12
May 29
Nov
.
13
Aug 29
National
Paso
49% May
16 % Jan
21% Feb
29
15
65
El
July 23
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
43
10 % Oct
Mar 6
Va May 20
5%
Foreign transactions
Storage Battery
I
6
10
3.000
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1148)
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20
Highest
29
May 28
25
.28
13% Jun
6% Jun
14
Jun
-
19% May 17
7
7
47%
Sep 20
9% May 8
5
2
16% Jan
19%.May
42
23% Jan
3
2
42 % Jan
2
55% Sep
27
30% Aug
Mar 21
11
5
%%
Federated
Dept
6
12% Sep
16
18% Jun
7
6
35% Jan
2
17
Ferro
18% Jun 20
31% Feb
15
23% Mar 20
46% Sep
32% Sep
28% Dec
5
26
2
35% Feb
20
18
Fiberboard
14
24
May 29
-Jan
22% May 29
35% Mar 15
27% Jan
2
36 V4 Apr
50% Aug
9
66
25%Oct~24
48% Mar 21
32
50% Jan
2
72 % Jan
2
50% Jan
8
20% May
26% Mar 16
18% Jan
1
87
24
104
35% Jun 26
46
80% Aug
Oct
85
3% Jun
Mar
Mar 16
Feb
5
5
Jan
47% Sep
11% Sep
Jan
3
25
82% Feb
8
65% Jan
2
24
30% Mar
1
14
2
29 % Oct
18% Oct
Jan
22
47
46% Jan
40% Feb 25
.
5
Jan
78% Sep
■>" 20
Jun
$4
5
conv
17
$2.25
conv
6
Florida
East
9
Florida
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
24
7
35% Jan
2
49% Aug 21
F
26
40% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
25 % Feb
Food
7
M
C
Dec
21
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
24% July 15
11
21 % Jan
8
13
Jan
4
18% July 15
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
17% Sep
3
3
15% Sep
13
Foote
11
Ford
8% Nov
20 % Mar 29
7
36% Jun
Dec
24
4
45% Feb
97
Sep 20
9% May
26
14% Jan
47
26
7% Oct
95
142
23
$4.20 divid
Food
Mart
59
11% Sep 20
Foremost
Sep
8
23
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
31 % May 20
37% Jun
7
11
30% Feb
28
38 Va May 27
Fram
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
7% Aug
6
19% Oct
29% Jan
3
23 % Oct
24
17 %
12
22% Jan
■
28 Va Apr
2
Franklin
26
20
.6
Friden
Jan
2
26% Mar 19
47 %
15
24% Jan
33% Jun
Nov
20
84
56
85
78% May 29
Jan
2
15
Sep
89 % Aug 26
2% Oct
58
25
24
Feb
4% Mar 19
14
27 % Jan
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
10% Jun
14% Jan
4
15% Jun
27
23% Jun
32% Feb
26
94% Jan
8
Oct
102
24
27
r
52 % Jun
26
8% Apr
7
Nov
11% Jan
Oct
79% Jan
27
Jun
25
54 % Jun
"25
9
3
108
Jun
1
44% Jun
Sep
16
4
General
94
34
Apr
29
General
5% Jun
5
General
Contract
29%.Feb
7
General
Dynamics
71% Mar
6
2
77% Mar
4
30
Jan
4
11
33% Jan
Y
116% Dec
3
59% Dec
20
115% Dec 21
88% Dec
113
32
May
"
40% Jan
30% Mar
59
19
44% Feb
9
7% Jan
2
4% May 29
15
General
2
23% Aug 23
General
General
Precision
44% Jan
1
Hi/4 Jan
5
26% Jan
21% Mar
Jun
$1.60
Outdoor
100%
100
*98%
*47%
9
General
16% Jun
2
34
Jun
31% Jun
Public
General
98%
99%
100
IOOV4
47%
47%
*47-1/4
48
*47%
10 %
10
10%
87%
9%
10%
*86
8,400
60
1100
150
.48
100
*471/4
10
?
87%
100
48
9%
58
9%
9%
44%
44%
44%
75'/4
76
_2.50
18%
18%
18'A
8,200
18%
181/4
18 Va
17%
18%
10
17%
48 %
18 Va
48%
48 %
3,400
48%
48%
48 Va
48 Vb
48%
47%
22 Va
48%
23
31,000
22%
221/4
♦QR
15
common —1
19%
10
*14%
22%
Q7
*95
19%
19
15 %
*14
22%
221/4
97
22%
*95
19%
22%
22%
95%
*95
95%
95
193/e
18%
19
10%
19
14%
*14
15
16
.2
16 %
16!/b
16%
*16%
16%
*14
15
16%
4,700
10,600
95
t
20
19%
*14
16%
24,200
6,400
•;
15
16 V
17
3,600
1
14%
1-5%
141/4
14%
13%
14%
13%
14 Va
14 Y
56%
57 Va
56
14%
57%
55
5634
55%
56%
56%
10%
11V4
57
10%
11
26%
26%
261%
26%
26%
26%
26%
33%
34%
261/4
26 Va
331/4
34%
33%
341%
3.> %
34 Va
33%
32 V
34%
3314
32%
13,600
32%
32%
33%
33%
34%
7,800
__50c
33%
.1
7%
33%
8
7%
10%
8
11
7%
10%
7%
11
11
26%
*7%
8
r
32,200
227,700
11%
*7%
64,900
5,700
27%
8
26%
900
27Vb
26%
27
26%
44%
26%
45
26 Va
451%
20%
45 Va
45
37,100
45%
45V4
1
45%
29%
29%
29%
47 Vb
29 Va
12,400
89
46
'28%
88
28%
51,600
88
26%
106
'88
5
29
28%
89
:'88
29
89
*88
89
-V20-V
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
37%
321%
35%
36
35%
353/4
35%
35%
36
36%
48%
48%
48V4
49
49
6,£00
503/a
49%
501/4
40%
50 Va
105,700
6,100
4%
4%
4 Vb
4V4
4%
4%
__5o
28%
28%
*28%
28 y8
28%
28%
*27
28%
28
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19 Va
19 3/4
19%
par
11%
11%
19%
*11%
12
11%
ll3/4
*11%
12
11%
12
600
29%
29%
29%
29%
293%
29%
29%
29%
30
98 %
99 Va
4,900
Va
*98%
99%
98%
98%
*98 Va
99%
.30
32%
34
16,900
com
;No
com__l
Texas
*
5
29%
*98%
■
99
41/4
4'/4
4%
4%
Z
33Va
341/B
33%
34%
341/4
35%
34%
79%
79
79
79
79
79%
78%
79
9%
9Va
9 Va
113%
114%
112%
113%
110%
112%
110 %
2
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
83/4
8%
16%
15%
5
16
No par
59
59%
x58%
*92
93%
X92
1
33
33 %
33
Corp
2
5%
1
25
5%
51/4
9
16
9%
15%
16
591/8
58%
58%
92
91
913/4
33%
33
9
33
5%
5%
"9%
*15%
58%
l9YY
112
112
8%
16
15%
59%
59%
5,600
9%
7,200
113%
820
8%
;
8%
500
3,300
35%
78 Va
9 Va
;.79
5,400
i
28
_5
3,200
16
2,400
10,700
59%
*91
93
*91
93
130
33
33
33
33
5,100
5%
'5V«
:
5%
5%
5%
8,700
41,300
25%
24%
241/4
24%
24
5
81%
83%
24%
82
83%
81%
82%
81%
83
1
21%
82%
83%
22%
21%
22
22%
221/«
*21%
22
22
88
90
22%
87%
89
2,900
87%
88%
87 3/a
87%
14 Va
86%
13%
88%
13%
13%
21,100
13%
14
13%
133/4
13%
13%
14,000
No par
Corp
1
Cement
24%
243/4
37%
38%
38%
100
115%
115%
114%
38%
114%
114%
114%
77%
78%
78%
78%
77%
78%
115%
115%
1161%
116%
1%
115%
par
89%
par
89%
*89%
90
39
89%
38%
115
383/4
"115
40
33,100
89%
115%
290
783/8
78%
79%
110,600
116%
116
89%
38%
115%
77%
1153/4
116 1
1,900
89%
1
893/4
37
1
37
89%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
361/4
21%
36%
21%
36%
21%
2,900
213/a
213/4
21%
21%
31%
35
21%
34%
14,900
34
35
28,600
*36
38
35%
No par
10c
*37
2.50
34
Corp
116
38
5%
36ye
35%
37%
335/8
35
37
37
5%
5%
53%
5%
53/4
5%
5%
34%
5%
34%
17,200
34%
341/8
34%
34%
34Ve
34%
34%
16,900
*36
34%
*36
38
100
.__
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
6.67
27%
15%
16
28%
27%
28
27%
273%
1
Corp
Industries
2,900
5%
38
5
—
74,400
21 %
15
Co
Equipt Corp
Utilities
25
3
Advertising
Signal
Steel
28 %
*88
,
36
32%
common.l
Corp
Refractories
General
1
98%
48
56%
76%
Public Service
General
100%
56%
75%
preferred-:
conv
General
34% Feb
2
f
*86
55%
44%
Finance
Portland
43% May 31
39% May
22% Mar 28
18
1
17% Jan
6
*86
common
271/2 Aug 20
36% Aug 23
5% Jan
3
4
87%
5%
preferred
General Motors Corp. common
$5 preferred
_______No
$3.75 preferred ___________No
1
31% Jan
86
Co
9
37% Mar 22
25% May 28
21% Nov
Jan
95 % Mar
4,800
38,900
86
*86
100
Mills
5
47,900
76%
com
General
1
16,300
56,800/
:
87 V2
;
Sep 20
11
L 45
No par
Instrument
79% SeQ
118% Jun
45%
213/,
Corp.
General
43% Aug 14
14
Electric
116% Feb
i
46%
371/4
45v
22%
Finance
2
38%
45%
36%
45%
21%
Inc
Co
General
2
371%
45%
371/4
45
10,100
.6,100
45
of
10
3
25
Cigar
General
16
37%
x37
46
;
22%
common.
Cable Corp
preferred
9
Jan
36%
-32%
57%
21%
1st
3
Apr
57% Jan
114
/
56%
44%
Inc
Sep
40
;
56%
32%
57%
76
Corp
General Foods Corp
Jan
24
Oct
2
32%
55%
-32%
56%
44%
10
15% Jun
18
32%
56%
32%
22%
:
13
87
Oct
9
22% Sep
90%
31
30% Jun
34% Oct
Apr
21% Jan
2
26% Jun
15
84% Jun
17
Jan
32%
55%
33
58%
j " 37%
J
21%
Corp
4
4% May 24
23% Jun 27
32%
32%
46V4
77
.___
Bronze
15
7 96
25
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
preferred
29 % Jan
19
24,900
32%
31
31
;22i%
.
General Bancshares
4%
11,000
32%
321/4
30%
31-1/4
37 '
Transportation__1.25
Amer
59% Sep
45%
31%
33
"■45%
31%
31 Va
56%
,_________5
Baking Co
$8
45%
31%
32%
46%
30%
31%
32%
100
General
General
45%
301/4
45 Va
31
2,000
-v
.
2
Co
General
1
45 Vb
45%
30%
11,900
V
55%
Oil
7
24
13%
45
.1
1
Ainer
23
Aug 13
54%
*13%
22%
preferred
10 % Aug
9% Jan
53%
13%
45%
Investors
81% Jun
18% Aug
54%
.13%
21%
preferred
2
130
53%
13%
76 %
Corp
voting pref
American
General
54%
13%
10
Industries
83% Jan
1
78% Mar 12
22f
21% May 29
V $4.50
4
53%
13%
.
28
21% Sep
10% Oct
8
54%
13%
30%
_2
conv
July
54
13%
44%
Acceptance
General
100
55
%
Z
convertible
40 Va Jan
100
8% Apr
8
13% July 19
361% Jan
2
7 36% Feb
25
57% Jun
July 25
14
1.000
3,600
76%
■
6
Dec
6% Apr
4% Oct 24
20
30% Jan
24%
55
Garrett Corp
$0.60
*24 Va
221,4
Co
46 %, Mar 20
85
8
Jun
27
j*t% Mnr 01
24%
21%
Corp common
preferred
4%%
*24Va
33%c
Sulphur
General
241/a
22%
Y
91 % Jan
42% Mar 15
23
Jan
15
24%
45%
Corp
7% Jan
9
32
33 % Mar 27
22 % Apr
24%
12,200,'
,
V-
55%
Inc
Wood
24%
17
76 >/4
Gamble Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
Gar
34%
*16%
common___Yl
i
67 % Jan
2
20% Jan
99
28
2
97
16
1
26
Jun
Jan
31 %
23
7% Nov
50% Sep 18
6% Mar -o
19
16
10% Jan
70r
13
19% July 10
11% July 23
26% Mar
8
44% May 11
86
Feb!
6
25
5% Jun
May
10
2
39 % Jun
40% Mar 20
31/4 Jan
4
21
43% Jan
31 % Mar 14
35% Jun
31 % May 28
34%
17
21%
Inc:
G
46% May 22
30% Oct 24
34%
-
221%
Fruehauf
4%
34 Va
54%
Corp ;
Stores
Freeport
7%
17
34%
45 %
:_yY.
Corp
24
7%
17%
34VaI
21%
Co
9% Jan
27% Feb
May 29
Foxboro
7%
16%
34 Va
__u_2.50
Foster-Wheeler
67
42 % Apr
30
7%
17 Vb
34 Va
2.50
Co
24
Apr
71/4
55%
i
Dairies
24
24
4,200
7%
7%
10,500
47%
1
Motor
Oct
25
2,200
■
10%
47~
No par
Inc.
25% Oct
22% Oct
9
16%
47V4
*24 Va
No par
Railway
Inc
Co
8%
16%
46%
22
pfd series of '51
Mineral
1
8% Jan
9Va
16 VB
46%
22%
convertible preferred
4%
Food
*9
16%
46%
17%
Co__25
pfd—
Giant Markets Inc
2
Mar
1
Jan
'
9
161/4
Y-
34%
*17
27%
27%
22 %
27%
28
23 Vb
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
27
27%
27
27%
...
9,600
4,600
15,300
General
26
25 Va
28
18 Va Oct
6
26% Jan
22
28% Jun
7
Dec
4
26% July
2
27% Jan
8
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
19% Feb
24
6% Oct 24
Mar
28
May 29
July 26
20
28% Sep
13% Jun
4
9% Mar 19
Oct
22
97
Jun
25
30 % Apr
102% Feb
23
100
Apr
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
101 % Jan
4
2
42% Feb
19
Jan
14
16
33% July
4
20% Jan
35
100
22
58 % Jan
3
43 % Mar
62% Jan
2
52
12% Jun
20
Feb
16
19
53
Mar
30 % Jun
12 i
25
May 29
3
10
21
38% Apr
8
5
56% Sep
10
Feb 21
General
Feb
104% July
6
Jan
17% Jan
General
107
Aug 16
40 % May 29
11
70% Sep
6
26 % July 15
;
12
Sep
19
16% Jan
25
21 Va Oct
23
5
24
Aug 20
15
27
34% Nov 29
36% Apr
23% Jun
33
July
37
28 % Oct
24
55
29 % Oct
26
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
2
28
Jan
11
33
Jan
3
32% Mar 21
23 Va Jan
2
14% Feb
14
45% Feb
14
21Vb Nov
24
14
15 % Feb
9% May 29
9% Jan
36 %
72 Va Jan
44% Jan
2
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
14
41 % Dec
27
20% Jan
34% Jan
75
July
Oct
23
34
Dec
12
5
60% Jan
2
24 % Feb
47% Feb
1
12% Oct
43% Jan
2
143
Jan
4
36 % Jan
2
21V2 May 29
32% Nov
29
25 Vb Aug
31%'Jan
2
53
64% Nov
26
61% Jan
3
30
'
Jun
14
2
47% Dec
30% Dec
5
41% Jan
5
30% Jan
2
181 Va Dec
31
82
2
30% Oct
;
May 29
24
27% May 29
44% Apr
43% Apr
3
90
2
97
93
JUT 24
103% July 18
107
105
Jan
Jan
lo
15% Oct
23
For
Mar
97% Jun
Dec
38% Jan
41-
Atlantic
Nor
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar
Green
Sep
20
■'
93
Gulf
13
$5
j 50% Sep
11
Gulf
2
39% Mar 28
Gulf
18
97% Jun 28
Apr
17
6
101% July 23
4
106
6
108% Jan
110% Jun
Feb
16% Aug
23.
6
100V4 Feb
22% Jan
28
30
18
7
Shoe
24%
3,500
24 3/8
24%
24%
25%
79,200
12%
12%
12%?-
12
12%
12
12%
16,500
293/4
29%
283/4
29%
36V4
29%
28%
29 %
36
37
37
37
36%
36s/8
37
-
39
37%
38%
373/8
38%
373/8
37%
39
38%
39
38
38%
38%
38 5/a
29%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28%
15
14%
15%
15
15%
15
41%
42
41%
42
413/4
42
17%
17%
17%
17
9,500
Y; 37
3,200
37%
;
28%
37%
91,700
38%
38%
7,100
28 Va
/
15%
43
28 Va
7,900
15%
Y
15%
23,100
42
42%
6,300
173/a
*17%
ny8
11%
1%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
55%
11%
55
3,910
56
54%
55%
55
56V4
55%
56%
49,700
41%
42%
117,400
39%
40 V4
40
40%
37
40%
40%
40%
37 Va
37
37%
37%
1
37%
36%
45%
373/4
46%
45
45%
45%
16%
453/4
45%
46
16%
16%
16%
161/a
16%
*16%
37%
4,500
46 Va
16 %
16%
22,100
1,700
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
19 Va
28%
19%
28%
19,700
28 J/2
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28 %
16%
28%
15%
15,600
16
16
15%
157/8
26Vb
15%
26Va
15%
15%
26
6,100
26%
25%
*83%
26%
25%
257/8
26%
11,300
85
*83%
85
*83 J/2
*83 %
85
85
25%
*83 Va
85
'
2%
2%
2%
23/4
23/4
27/s
46 %
2%
2%
46 Va
2%
I 45%
1,200
46 J/4
45%
457/8
45%
45%
18%
49 Va
44%
18%
45%
18 Va
13,300
18%
18
18
18Vb
50
18%
17%
18%
49
5,700
493/4.
No par
-
1:
2%
483/4
49%
483/,
53 %
53%
49%
50%
53%
53%
531/2
54
533/4
54%
19%
21 Va
54%
54%
20%
20%
19%
205/8
195/s
20
No par
46%
19%
20
47%
46%
47%
47
47%
i54%
47%
473/4
47%
48%
151%
100
*152
10,600
15,100
Y
65,900
14,400
1521/2
*151i/a
153%
*151%
153%
Co__i3
„.26%
26 Va
*151%
26%
153%
26 J/4
26%
263/4
43 %
263/4
26%
*3
44%
26%
27 %
44%
3,000
45%
44%
45%
45
45%
45%
46%
90%
39,600
90%
45%
^_50
*87 Va
90
45%
*92
93
Utilities Co com.No par
Mfg. Co
36%
.45%
16
46%
preferred
$5.08 preferred
1,500
28%
44%
$5
16%
17%
Corp____l
_____________
$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
413/a
17
19
Co__l
com
.?
17%
4
.45%
Gustin-Bacon
67
49
Manufacturing
preferred
55
12 %
___1
States
*66%
29
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
preferred
No par
Oil Corp
8.33%
$4.20
28,200
671/4
11%
Ll
Greyhound Corp common
4Va% conv preference
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Sep
99% Feb
105
Sep
preferred
2,200
55%
55%
No par
...25
Prop
Great
Jan
/
Stores
Pacific Tea
Ore
Great
Jan
95
&
Iron
100%
100%
55%
.67%
100
:
Great
95
Mar 12
see page
4
Great
100%
100%
671/2
8,400
2.50
common
preferred
Great
34
7
12
17
108% Mar 14
footnotes,
19
12
94% May 11
87% Jan
Jan
Co
4
90% Sep 17
52% May 13
46% Sep 13
24
20% jun 27
70% Jun 27
(W T)
2
46%
,
24%
200
35%
55 5/a
1001/2
■
120
105
35 Va
54%
..5
tGrayson-Robinson
7%
IOO1/4
*104
35%
12 Va
*17
6.25
Co
15
July
24 Va ADr
100 V4
104%
35%
14%
;__L_5
City Steel
Graniteville
Great
100"%
*104
42
5
Co
30% Mar 18
24
Sep
Union
28
20
353,8
28%
No par
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
55
16% Jan
33% Jan
17
Rubber
51 % May 21
154
Feb
8
_
2
28
&
Granite
Sep
IO31/2
35%
5
22
50 Va
35% Feb
147
5
(B F)
Grand
19 Va Aug
Jan
42 % Jan
23
30 ' May 29
137% July 3
22 % Jun 26
Co
16
49% Apr
14 V8 Jan
35
103 Va
35%
100 J/4
___10
Globe-Wernicke Inc
3%%
104 J/2
35%
38
lo
Granby Mining Co Ltd
11
*103%
3514
30%
*35%
1
:
Z
Inc
25
4% Jan
39% Jan
8
'6
34% Oct 26
Corp
Co
19% Apr
33 V4 Apr
12% Jan
104 Va
12%
.1
21% Apr
81 % Jan
62 % Feb
Alden
Globe-Union
Grant
110,200
38 %
Gould-National Batteries Inc__
Grace (W R) & Co
16% Aug 12
26% May 9
86 Va Jun 27
25%
102 %
29
..5
Goodyear Tire
2
25 %
101%
24%
3
July 26
25%
102Va
24%
11
26
25,800
245/8
102 %
671/2
42% Feb
12% Jan
11%
24%
102%
54%
__.
11%
24 J/2
*102 %
68%
25%
49% Jun
20 Vb Jan
ll3/4
24%
102%
55J/a
23%
11%
11%
24%
XI02%
24%
67%
20
2
11%
400
103
55
Co
Goodrich
89,100
69%
20
2
' Dec'18
14
Glen
200
28%
55%
Brothers
Glidden
27%
27%
69
Co
&
*26%
28%
55
Oil Co
...—4
Giant Portland Cement Co
:____1
Gibraltar Financial porp of Calif.l
Gibson
Greeting Cards Inc___
51
Ginn
271/4
27 7/s
80c
Getty
Gimbel
27%
27%
28%
,__s
Sep
28
100V»
12%
*271/4
271/a
28
Co
Sep
16Vb July 29
15 Va Jan
2
35
11%
271/4
*27 J/4
1.
Corp
Products
Gillette
12%
104 Va
1
No par
42 Vb
11
30% Oct 24
9
Gerber
100
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
11 Va
24%
common..!
Inc
conv
28 %
*26%
27
28
*102%
56%
25 Va Jan
27
13 Va Jan
18
$4.50
27
28%
_w»_100
2
29% Jan
83
Feb
Genesco
27%
27 Va
28 Vb
com____30c
1
15 % Apr
_
2
3% Dec
Aug 22
49% Jan
22
25
Rubber
preference
35 % Mar 19
2
10% May 29
17% Oct 22
16 % July 12
44-% Aug 19
9
&
preference
5 Va %
*26%
*27%
2.50
37% Feb
29
12% Oct 24
May 15
Tire
Corp
31% Mar
20
12% Jun
17
$5
Time
42 Va Jan
9
25% Jun
30
2
11
4
24
Sep
40% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
2
Tan
16% Sep
1
36% Oct 22
24% Oct
21 Va Oct
2
43% Mar 15
32% Oct 24
19 % Dec
Jan
$1.25
27% May
1
103 % July 18
16
100
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred (series B)_____25
preferred
25
General Tele & Electronics
3.33%
$1.30
18
•;>.
32,900
13,700
55 %
;
Stores
Shares
;.
22%
Corp
Fair
17%
21%
Power Corp
5
10
16%
17
5
preferred
Coast
32 3%
16 3/4
s
_1
$4.50
B 2nd
32
17Vo
Sept. 20
12%
No par
2nd
7 VB
the Week
Sept. 19
313/s
32%
54
par
_.
preferred
A
7%
Friday
1
31%
9
9
16%
46%
Sales for
Thursday
No par
Fischback & Moore Inc
Dec
96
Corp_No
Stores
9
16'4
46
PRICES
17%
No par
Flintkote Co common
30
May 29
10% Jun 25
.
9
16 %
46
SALE
Sept. 18
34%
10
Inc
Rubber
&
National
13% May 29
89
Tire
First Charter Financial
Jun .25
3
23
12% Oct
25
11
90
101% July
48 % Jun
28 % Jun
First
Sep
2
Jan
41%'jan
13
6% Feb
25
90
20
12
23% Sep
.
85% Jaia 23
8
Firestone
23% July
2
12
May 29
13% Oct 23
2
Filtrol Corp
Financial Federation
60% Jun
2
17% Jan
24
2
15
20
46%
31% Jan 24
43% Oct
Apr
16%
*24 %
Products__No par
38% Sep
July 23
:
23% Oct 23
Paper
31%
16%
7%
1
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc_
31 %
16%
9
10
Corp
30%
16%
15%
1.25
Stores
Fenestra Inc
HIGH
VVea .iesuay
Sept. 17
45%
conv
2nd pfd series A__23
Paper Board Co common
5
preferred
.25
4.60%
Dec
Oot
,_2
Corp
1
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings____5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
1
Federal
AND
16%
1
_5
Corp
Tuesday
Sept. 16
30%
31
Fedders
53% Feb
17
10% May 29
29
Monday
Par
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fawick
24% May 22
24
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8
2
May 10
54% Jan
25
22% July 11
37% Jun
22% Feb
6% Apr
2
44% Feb
14% Oct 25
30% Oct
14% Feb
19
9% May 16
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
42% Mar 15
■)
23% Feb
16% July 15
8 % Jan
2
5
23% Feb
25
6% Oct 24
2
Highest
34
Apr 30
8
26% Jan
Mar 29
Jan
10% Mar 13
11% Oct 24
31
■Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963,
Year 1962
Lowest
100
__100
.100
45
;45%
.
46%
*88
92
90%
90 Va
44%
45%
43%
447%
42%
43%
20,600
43 J/8
45%
43%
445%
44%
45%
6,300
92
92
92
*92
.92%
93
*92
94
*92
200
,93:
300
.49%
50
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50
37%
49%
50
38
36%
37%
56,900
36%
37
36%
36%
*95%
36%
97
37
11,900
*98
*100 Va
*95%
99Va
102
QO
97
98
*100%
102
*95%
*97
*95%
97
98%
*100%
102
*106%
108
*106 %
108
*106J/4
*108
109 Va
*108
109 Va
*108
109%
19%
20%
.
19%
20
193/4
20%
*95%
97
97%
102
*100%
*106%
108
100
97
96
*100%
.
v.
100
2.50
60
108
106 J/4
109%
:...
-i9%
109%
20
*108
-
97
97%
230
102
230
106%-
■
-109%
20
30
;
21,700
Volume
Number 6301
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1149)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Par
Sept. 17
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 18
Sales for
tlie
Thursday
Friday
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
Week
Shares
H
37% Aug 30
' May 29
% May 28
Oct
26
;
38% Feb
<
42
Dec
30% Jan
27% Sep
3
3
7
28
2
Jan
43% May 2
30% July 2f
18% May 9
3
7y8 July 29
•
2
19% Jan
2
Oct
24
35% Jan
35% Jun
22% Sep
40% Sep
16
42
May io
57% Sep 13
23% May
2
21% Aug 23
3
35
17% Jan
40% Jan
27
37% Sep
38
May 3
132 % July 15.
32% Mar 20
Mar 29
38% Jun
13
6
'
9% Jan
6 % May 29
23
20
4
22
10
108 % Aug
Sep
22
9
6
18
li
6
Feb
11
44% Jun
3
47%
Sep
20
4%
Paper
Hanna
6%
(M A)
12
10
8
39
Apr
2
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
85% Feb
19
50% Sep
89 % Jun
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
20% July 12
30% Jan
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
36
13% July
35
Jan
37% Jan
39% May 14
1
8
28
18% Jan
41 %
24
May 22
Hayes Industries
25
110 % Aug
39% Aug 22
13 % Feb 28
Helmerich
43% Jan
Hercules
July 23
10
118
Dec
20
115
Mar
1
118
55% July 18
82
Jan
3
59
Aug
2
,69
25 V May 29
32% Oct 23
40% Mar 27
16
7%
Mar 11
5%
Jan
$2
11
common:
Hewlett-Packard
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
2
17% Jan
24
19
8% Feb
1
14
36% Mar
9
30
401/4 Jan
2
27% Mar 19
20
July
42
Dec
28
60
26
Jun
25
41% Jan
3
87% Jun
25
94% Dec
7
11
6
104:
Mar 22
93
July 18
Jun
1
V Jan
2
2
2 % Oct
24
~5
22
17% Jan
25
23% Mar
4
5% Apr
26
34% Jun
Holt
14
6
39% July 12
93
Jan
3
99
101 % Jan
2
July 24
2% July 31
15% Jun
21
53% Aug
May
8
9
106% May
9
2434 Aug 16
3% Feb
15
Hotel
1
18% Jan
2
May 31
28% Sep
6
/:;4iV May 17
40% Jan
2
46
14
571/4 Mar 20
45 % Jan
9
61% Aug 29
82% May 17
4
89% Jun
87% July
37% July 18
32 % Jun
75
Aug
6
83
Jan
10
80
28
Aug 13
10
Jan
32%
Oct~24
95
July 18
42
97%
9
90
Dec
May
45% Aug 27
4
Jan
^13%:
39% Jan
88
May
6
Mar 26
92% Mar 21
100
May
9
Sep
5
6
48
2
52% Sep
45%
45%
47%
23
23%
22%
23%
8,700
28%
30%
29%
30
-
28%
30
29
29%
28V2
29%
22.600
20%
,21%
201/4
20%
201/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
14,100
49%
9,900
49
*86
Corp
2
2
14
2
55% May
6
28% Oct
24
68% Jan
2
28
36% Jun
7
Hunt
95
28
103% Aug 21
101% Mar
Feb
101
6
9.8% Jan
10
28
98% Feb
20
6 % Aug
Mar 26
9%
15
103)
Jun
4
8% Jan
14
37
Jan
18
42
Dec
14
40% Jan
8
45
Jun
14
13
% Oct
26
211/4 Feb
13
15% Aug 20
18
Apr
5
23 %
37
May 29
27
32% July 31
Jan
29% Jan
18% Sep
Mar 18
21
45 Va
46% Feb
25
31% Jun
May 29
42% Jan 16
41
44% July 16
48% July
3
48
28
Nov
52 % May
39% Jan
2
36% May 23
26% May 24
5
59% July
10
2
57% Jun
300
43% Oct
20 %
20%
22%
22 %
22%
1.400
21%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
23%
29,000
22%
22%
221/4
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
6.800
99
99
971%
97'/2
*97%
*97V2
99
10
51%
49%
50%
47%
49%
48%
49%
49%
51
294.800
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13.800
71%
13.900
*97%
99
7
7%
4
7%
4
4%
7
7%
4
4
71/4
7
4
4
7
7%
4
4
46%
46 %
47%
47 %
48%
471/8
47%
47%
481%
32
32
31%
321/4
31%
31%
311/4
31%
31%
32
50%
38%
*931/4
94%
*93V4
94%
*931/4
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
l04'/4
104
104
22%
22%
22 %
22%
221/a
22
22
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
94
94
46
*45
*45
22
X50 %
2%
2%
*151/4
15%
*151/4
27%
27%
*45
46
59%
27%
46
*45
59'/2
50%
50%
38%
39
94%
93%
105
21%
15%
200
9.400
59V4
84
♦821/a
84
*82%
84
*82%
*45
84
89 %
*87%
891%
*87%
89%
*87V2
89%
100
*98%
*98%
100
*98%
Power__No par
4612
47%
45 %
46%
45%
46
45 %
45%
51%
52 %
50 %
51
50%
50%
50%
51
12%
12%
1
com
*1.2%
12%
11%
par
51%
12%
12
5
28%
100
ICO %
100%
*99%.
101
100
1
1.50
5
29
7%
28%
7%
29%
7%
*43
12%
800
11%
11%
5.200
51 %
51%
1,500
29%
15.200
29%
7%
29%
29
102
*100
101
*99%
7%
7%
,
*43
44
*43
16
16 '/a
16
16
36
35%
35%
35%
23%
55
55%
23Va
54%
52'/a
39%
52%
40%
52'A
39%
52%
39%
46%
46
46
*46
*100
101
*99 "2
7%
7%
*43
44
16%
16%
130
101
101
15.300
7%
44
3.100
16 %
35
39%
34%
35%
8.400
24
54%
23%
23Va
9.000
54%
54%
9.100
52%
39%
46%
35%
54%
23%
55%
52',a
*46
"28%
29 %
101
23%
35%
23%
51%
39%
30
12%
23%
50
10.400
51%
55 Va
No par
Co
51%
12
55
common__No par
50%
12%
35%'
RR
10.500
11%
23%
Co
46
12%
5
preferred
98%
*511/4
5
No par
~io
98%
45%
100
88
11%
*9.9 %
43%
16
6.900
58%
'84
88
51%
*100
7%
16%
16%
•
101
43%
*43
.»
100
*99%
*82 %
45%
11%
11%
51%
100
1
58
59'%
2%
51%
12%
11%
51 %
51%
2.000
28%
60
100
120
4.800
22
27%
59%
*98%
130
93%
105V4
*151/4
45 %
*87%
100
13.000
39%
15%
28
*82%
58%
5.900
6,800
50%
2%
100
59%
11.900
2%
100
1
2.600
4
45 %
39%
25
14.100
,
49
*97%
50%
common
10.000
15%
•
38%
preferred
&
15%
15%
52%
39%
52%
39%
52%
40
8.600
46%
46%
46%
10
50
*46
*49
5
36% Jan
29
29% Feb
May 21
25
33 %
Sep
18
19
5
6% Jajn
9
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
81 % Jun
24
19
155
Jan
28
2
36
5% July
Mar
1
159
Aug 20
46% Sep
11
24
30% Feb
4
Apr 26
96
Mar 16
23 % Jan
2
384 % Jan
157 % Jan
Jan
17
40 % Jan
63% Sep
19
6
83% Jan
87 % Sep
18
Jun
13
ll'A Jan
30
56% Aug
1
68 % Feb
1
Dec
18
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
7
Jun
29
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
4
36
Mar 26
98
Jan
29
Feb
3
63 Va May 20
175
Jan
16
26% Feb
18
Jan
4
98
104
5% July 19
100
Aug
35 Va Jun
2
25
114 Va July 15
11
Jan 29
Steel
Co
No par
Iron
International
Int'l
7%
Int'l
4%
Corp
1
Business
Harvester
Machines__5
No par
common
preferred
Minerals
Nickel
of
1.300
$4
May 28
58% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
18
115% Jan
12
99% Jan
3
101% May 20
20
Aug 14
39% Jun
7
53% Sep"
6"
109
.28% Jan
2
2
27% July 24
Jan
3
49
50% Dec 20
49% Jari
3
33
19% Jan
2
121
Apr
16
13% Jari
2
10
10
Jan
2
21
12
Sep
5
13% May
19 % Feb
84'A Jan
7
90
43 Vs
75% Jan
2
50 % Jan
29
84
88 % Jun
13
86% Jan
59% Feb
7
42
7
17% Apr
Paper
preferred
458 Va
455
25Va
459 Va
1
100
40,300
450
5.200
5.000
14.300
56%
56%
163%
164%,
420
62%
63%
47.800
87%
87%
9Va
64%
87%
90
*85
*9Vs
64 %
64
15%
15%
15%
63%
15%
34%
35%
35%
*99%
100%
*99%
327/a
32%
32%
113
6%
48%
7%
113
6%
113
48%
49
37%
37
25
38%
38%
*37%
International Tel & Tel com_No par
51%
52 Va
4%
conv
pfd
100
103%
1.400
25.500
3474
99%
37
106
63'A
15%
151/3
9%
67 Va
64
1574
36'A
100%
32
32%
82 %
25%
37Va
105%
9%
34%
99%
82 %
100
63'A
I
25%
*6%
7%
7%
31%
*112
113
2.200
15.800
82%
83
83'A
25%
25%
25%
*37
37
37
3674
40%
*37%
40%
*37%
40%
x52
53 Va
52%
106%
53'A
105%
52 V>
*106
52%
105%
104V*
22'A
104%
22%
25%
26%
130
43.100
2.000
6.000
25%
37.'A
2.200
*39%
52 74
40%
100
53%
56.200
106
106
106%
106%
160
104V*
104%
104V*
104%
22%
2.350
22%
22%
22%
46Va
46
46Va
45
45%
45%
46
17
Interstate Dept Stores
45%
45%
45%
46%
45
45Va
45%
45%
24
Interstate
24%
24'A
23%
28
29%
46'/a
24
28Vs
29%
23V*
24V*
53%
56%
27%
131%
1
23
Interstate
Iowa
Elec
Motor
Freight System—l'
Power
Power &
&
28
23%
277/a
2.50
29Va
29%
29%
29%
53%
54
53 V*
53 V*
Electric Co
common
preferred—
I-T-E-Circuit
1.
•,
28Vs
Breaker Co
10
56%
56%
56%
56%
53%
56%
50c
27%
27%
x27%
27%
27 Va
1
Light Co
Island Greek Coal
$6
;—3.50
Co
23%
27%
Light* & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas
Iowa
1..
130%
130%
5
14%
14%
*128
131%
14%
14%
11%
-
*129
14%
28
28V*
45%
23%
27%
29%
29%
*29%
53
53 Va
57
53%
56%
27%
27%
*56%
27%
,
14%
*128
14%
Jaeger Machine Co
11%
11%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
13 Va
13%
13
13Va
12%
13
13
13%
86 Va
86%
86 Va
86%
86
863/4
86%
87
Jewel Tea Co Inc
1
55
55%
54%
55%
53%
543/4
52 3A
53%
100
89
90
7
89% Jun
20
Jan
2
51% Jun
73% Jan
2
6
12
3%%
common
preferred
12%
Johns-Manville
5
47%
48%
Johnson
5
96
96%
&
Corp
Johnson
1
*89
.
90
*89
11%
12
90
47%
47%
47%
96%
95%
95%
28
7,800
29%
3.800
54
4,200
56%
27%
4.600
'
600
131
10
15
7.800
12
12
..
90
.
1.700
12Vs
13
...
13
*86
87
53
*89
.>
570
1
90
48 3A
48%
49
94%
96
95%
96%
8.900
5,300
53Va
47%
48 3/8
96
*89
1.300
6.100
24
15
15%
1
12
4.200
21.600
*128
131
6
5
300
7%
26%
83 Va
25%
22%
100
2.100
6%
49%
82%
104
.<
>
113
7%
7%
26
37%
82 %
25%
1.500
7.200
190.900
6%
*49%
'
6%
49
26
25%
100
90
66
63%
15%
9%
65%
32%
113
6%
83 %
25%
pfd series B
9
64y2
<
35%
100%
82 Va
25 Va
conv
15%
*85
90
32 Va
113
6%
33
4%
#85
34%
*99%
34%
100%
32%
9'A
65%
63%
15%
9'A
65%
64
No par
series C
25%
458 Va
63%
26%
preferred
455
25%
454
55%
164 Va
25%
7%
25%
62%
27%
1
120
25%
557/,,
25%
common
99%
164%
10c
International Silver
99Vs
6274
7%
No par
4.200
99%
56%
49%
,
35
37%
*99yB
163%,
7%
Shoe
34Va
36%
617/a
*48%
International
45Va
34%
37%
55%
163%
7%
International Salt
45%
367/8
61%
7%
Co
45%
34
56%
1
Resistance
44'%
1641/2
114
6%
48%
International
7.600
16,300
59%
*113
*6
48%
Corp
3.100
160
55%
9%
66'A
64%
34Va
*99%
*157
163%
63%
2.50
No par
160
4.400
56%
*9
common
*157
33%
6Vb
79%
164 Va
60%
55%
65
Int.'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
6
78
104V*
29
23.
455
25%
25Vn
25%
33
6
78
46V*
May 15
Sep
25%
456%
~
33Va
6
77
9.100
6.700
103%
22 Va
61 Va Aug
98
100
25%
447 Va
33%
100
15
27Va
46
58% May 21
30 % Aug 22
July
*99Va
100
27%
22 Va
28% May
2
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
131
100
27'A
14%
26'%
46
46% Sep
27% Jun
2
*99Va
*99Vb
160
14%
22%
3
52
38
14%
International Utilities Corp com_2.50-.
$2 convertible preferred
25
6
Jun
2
23% Jan
5
25% Jun
44% Jan
July 26
Aug 30
106 % Sep
7
22 Va
11
35
1%
7
Jun
46
34 Va
_No par
1
33Va
5%
78
160
44%
34%
37%
37%
*85
Limited-
50
45
45%
6
78%
.
48
34%
100
transactions
*49
*46%
38%
59
Canada
50
48
37Va
*157
160
45
*164
International Mining Corp
Int'l
049
*46%
34 Va
*157
com___5
preferred
50
47%
14%
28%
5Va
77
*156
44%
34 Va
36Va
100
Chemical
&
29% Feb
33
Inland
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
16
see page
preferred
International Rectifier
38% Sep
14
6%
25
4
24% Feb
33
5%
77 Va
common
28
39 Va May
16% Jan
79%
De
10% Jan
37% Mar 13
87% Jun
78'%
Elect
64% Jan
86
9
No par
Industria
Ingersoll-Rand
21
48 % Jan
28% Apr 23
51% Aug 23
25
33%
5Va
33%
Mexico_100 pesos
33
5%
27%
33
7% Sep 17
20 % Apr 22
.
1
22
28%
Foreign
4
9% Oct
28
International
20
July 24
11% Jun
28%
International Packers
Sep
Mar
26
28'%
General
20% Mar 14
Aug
12% Jun
Corp
1
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Indiana
36 Va
2
71
124% Aug 30
21% Ma r ' 8
47
14%
14% July 29
34
2-
48'%
14%
Interlake
24
3
*47%
14%
15
3
12
50
14%
13
27
25% Jan
*49
48%
14%
Inc
Sep
41% Apr 24
52% Apr
50
*47%
;
Mills
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__10
Interchemical Corp common
5
4%% preferred
100
40% Aug 28
100
"
/
*49
1
Head
26% Jan
10
Dec
38% May 23
50
50
4.20%
Indian
26% Apr
478% Jun
Mar
49 Va Jan
17
30
105
i&Ofchotes,
20%
22%
preferred
preferred
20
1
I For
15%
20%
23
4.42%
50% Mar 20
Feb
15%
20%
23
48
17% Sep
112
15%
20%
22%
53
2
23 X
15%
20%
22%
*47'%
25
61% Oct
15%
20%
15%
*52
Oct
Sep 28
July 16
38% Sep 24
28.900
48
Jan
July
451/4
53
26
82
44%
48
38 % Mar 16
,
45%
*52
95
24
44%
53
5
Jan
44%
48
18% Dec
118
42%
*52
49 % Feb
Jan
6.100
*47
7
v
33%
53
4
1
32%
48%
24
May 29
33'/4
*52
Jun
17% Nov
32%
*47%
9
38
100
33%
53
22% Oct
,,
62%
48%
9
21
*59%
*47%
3
Jun
62%
*52
85% Jan
17% May 29
180
*59%
50
25
40
42 %
47.500
117
62%
50
Jan
50% Jan
421/4
39'/4
38%
*116
117
1,000
32%
62%
preferred
May 14
50% Mar
43
6,800
preferred
Jan
85% Mar
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
42%
38%
9%
4.70%
Jun
Jun
33%
38 %
*116
38%
4.26%
52
92
33%
38%
116
38%
9%
91/4
30
9
26
33%
*60
37%
*37%
39
25
Jan
Oct
116
10
23 %
Industries
Power
1
57 Va Mar
159% Mar 8
57
' Feb 16
May 29
33 %
*60
9%
53
81
-
38%
38%
116
60%
*37%
91/4
49 % Jun
2
21% Oct 25
116
60%
37%
38%
15
22
62
38%
117
9%
29
Jun
26
37%
*37
Apr
578% Jan
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
37
37%
37
50 Va Aug
Jan
37
37
38%
38%
*116
1
Central
4.08%
14% Sep 17
24
Aug 12
Dec
9
51
Co__
Illinois
47
%
14,600
39%
Co..
Central
Illinois
49
99
14%
88%
47
34
Nov
14
48%
*87
16
145
101
Cement
9
29
24
14%
50%
Idaho Power Co
Illinois
21
98
14
Jun
14
38 7«
5%
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co..
25
39% Jan 22
May 29
14%
38%
preferred series A
preferred series B
Hupp Corp common
Sep
155
Jun
48% Jan
90% July 24
20% Oct 24
14
51 %
5%
Feb
32 % Apr
25
8.000
14%
2.50
Indust Inc
&
42
7% Feb
26
Foods
48
May 25
87
24%
38%
Corp
6
May 29.
31
5% May 29
24%
49
88%
15
43 % Mar 30
50% Sep 26
Jan
5
151
24%
50%
Co
8
50
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
23%
5
Bay Min & Sm Ltd_.No
Jan
a
*87
24
No par
No par
series C
Johnson
34 % Mar
9
X48%
87%
23%
21
12.50
Corp common
Lighting
Howard Stores
Ideal
49
87%
24
49%
15%
Inc__._l
Bearing Co
4 57
30
47
45% July 19
5
44% Feb
31% Jun
Apr
46% May
Apr
xl4%
48%
87%
23
5
5%
Jun
96% July
6
5% May 29
13
23%
37.000
20%
1
preferred
Hudson
Sep
14%
___50c
preferred
Howe Sound
9% Jan
11 % Jan
47% Jan
20
14%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
8
48%
*86
24
4%
9
Jun
23%
Houdaille Industries Inc common
3
$2.25
convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common.No par
17% Feb
2
50
87%
1
100
Winston
convertible
56% Apr
July
9% Oct
44
44%
___2.5Q
Corp of America
1
8
*43%
45%
10
&
Ball &
43 % May 29
44
231/e
Co
div 2nd pfd
Howard
*43%
44%
Mining
4
13 % Aug 22
;■
23
Corp
Chemical
Houston
44
23%
I5
I"i
com.Il
Corp
Electronics
3%%
*43%
•
2.500
44%
Engineering Corp
Rinehart
5%
17
*43%
44
7%
43%
I
Co
Furnace
Homestake
$5
44
*43 %
<8%
1
Sugar
Hoover
4,500
*8
8%
23'/a
preferred series A
$4.25
7%
8
50c
I
I
Inc
Hotels
Hooker
7%
8%
5.000
44%
Chemical Corp
Voltage
Holland
8
7%
1
Hoffman
Holly
32% May
5
16 % Jun
10% Jan
18.000
1"'
23%
Inc
3%%
51 % May 21
2
21
14% Jun
16
Jan
43% Jan
12
■
Sep
3% Jan
191/s
100
14
3% Dec
18%
1 1/24
11
7% Oct
40
19%
9%
23% Sep
26% Jun
39%
19%
38%
27% Jan
High
21%
39%
20
9%
2
Hilton
21%
39%
21%
39%
*37%
9
11
21%
22%
19%
9%
14% Jan
25
9.500
39%
38%
18%" Apr
Aug 20
10.400
32%
21%
A
Hewitt-Robins
54% Sep
55%
32
20%
38%
3
28% Jan
55%
32%
21%
37%
2
2
8 00
56%
32
39'/4
*37%
19% Jan
17
34%
19%
10
16% Jan
18% Aug
134
21%
i0c
2
25 % Apr
32%
34%
39%
preferred__25
14
Feb"" 13
57%
32
*131
35
22%
Payne
Jan
33%
561/a
134
21
I25c
Feb
15
,
1
*34%
55%
43
-
29
Jun
*131
35
20%
50
>
21% July 10
22
■
134
39%
100
24
100
*•341/4
20
40c
_
23
4
*131
...
34%
39%
1
Co
Jan
134
21
8.33%
Oct
74
14.800
*131
~5
14% Oct
29
36%
5
17% May
Nov
30.800
36 Va
Co
20
76
36%
36%
5
13% Feb
13
36
36
7i500
5
15% May 24
68% Jun
35%
36%
IIIIIIi
24
4
35%
36%
57
Hershey
19% Jan
12,600
36%
36%
32%
Hertz
37
27
34%
36
32%
7
25
26 Va
36%
36
34%
*131
56%
4
21
26%
37%
134
36%
7 5ov
32%
Apr
12% Jun
36%
571/4
54% Jun
15% Jun
1,300
""
35%
32 %
common
class
&
12.800
10%
25%
106
35%
preferred.No par
Chocolate Corp
No par
Oil
10%
25%
*102
27 Vij
56%
37
Hess
10%
25%
106
35%
preferred
Heublein
*102
271/4
1
12
3
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
10%
25'/4
-
36
34%
31% Mar 26
16
11
26%
106
26%
34%
41% Feb
10% Oct
10%
26%
*102
341/4
2
65V2 Jan
11
25%
106
35%
Inc
Powder
conv
*102
26%
Co
non-cumulative
&
25%
106
35%
preferred
34 %
Mar 21
50
10%
26
25%
*102
£25
Helene Curtis Industries
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (GW) common
<!8% Aug 12
July 13
27% Jun
6.700
26%
361/4
Marx
Telephone
3.65%
2.40Q
52
*39%
No par
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (HJ) Co
64 % Jan
33%
51%
40
35%
Corp of America common
5%
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc..
20
33
521/a
39%
26%
Hat
25% Feb
33%
51%
11 %
Inc—_l
Harvey Aluminum Inc
1
Oct. 19
com.
World
&
900
33
52%
10%
2.50
Chemical
48%
331/4
52%
35%
ioo-
Hart Schaffrier
39%
33%
52 ?8
25%
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
*39%
33%
52%
35%
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
39%
33
1
Co
&
*39%
52%
2.50
preferred
Harcourt Brace
39
33%
52%
_i
100
Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
18% Aug
34
:
Hammond Organ Co
Hawaiian
31% Jan
common.
convertible preferred
25% May
3
32
Sep 11
22
19»A Apr
44% Jan
*33
"5
IIIII
I
Hamilton Watch Co
Hammermill
34% July 22
15 % Jun
39
5
Hallicrafters Co
May 27
27% Apr
I
-12.50
Printing Co
15 %
10
36%
Jan
Hall (W F)
Halliburton Co_
2
31% Jan
Hackensack Waier
54% Aug 30
6
21
Oct
9
4
26% Jan
4
May 29
30-
22
Feb
126
1
24% Jan
.25% May-29
17% May 29
Jan
33 % Sep
21% Feb
,
128% Apr-13
39% Jan
2
2
75% Jan
•
40
29% Jaii
93
34% Jan 15
•48% Mar 13
3
7
22% Feb
.
4
34% Jan;
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
16
3
10% Sep
36% Jan 31
*3
Aug
2
Jan
108
16% Oct 24
21% Oct 23
122
2
27% Jan
27
83
July 3
26% Jun 26
Jan
Apr 29
48% Feb 12
14
27% Jan.
May 28
18% Jun
29
59% Feb
44% Oct 24
10
36
36 % Mar 22
29
25
-•:
19:600
2.100
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1150)
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
i
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
1ft
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
May 29
38% Oct
22
88% Jun
18
21 Vb Jun
15% Mar
2
29% Jan
64
24
2
47 % Jan
Sep
11
100 % Jan
105'% Apr
24
15 Vb Apr
29% Sep.
13 % Dec
19
17% Jan
4
13 % Jan
14% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
102% Mar 26
73% Jan
NEW
Highest
19
6
Jonathan Logan Inc
Jones & Laughlin Steel
50c
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
62
100
18%
18%
63%
62
104 VT 104%
104%
l
14%
14%
14%
l
Joy Manufacturing Co
28
28%
27%
35 VB
35%
35
-J
93
18%
62%
105
14%
28
HIGH SALE PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 17
18 Va
common_lo
5%
Tuesday
Sept. 16
P»r
18 Va
183/4
18%
61 Va
62
61»/J
*104Vb
105
>104%
Friday
Sept. 20
18%
18%
62 V*
Shares
18%
62 VB
105
11,800
63
*104 VB
105
the Week
31,700
240
-
.
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
27
27%
26%
27 VB
27%
28
13,100
34
34%
22,800
93
93
90O
K
May 29
25
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
101
Jan
32%
Mar 15
37
Mar
42 Vb Jun
1
2
Sep
20
90
Jan
50% Dec
6
50
100 Vb
Mar 25
99
7
112
May 16
104% Jan
10
111
May 21
102% Feb
July 31
86
Aug
95% Jan
89
Jan
83
Apr
94% Dec
28
81
Jan
94% Dec
27
95% Jan
?6
95% Oct
22
98
5
36 % Nov
12
41% Nov
15
20
27
Nov
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
36% Jun
27
13% Oct
24
50% May
26% Jan
47% Jun
13
4%%
4%%
(ser of
Jan
31
5
78% Mar 16
i2
conv
2
4.20%
8
21% Mar 25
2
35 Va Sep
Jan
2
53% Feb
preferred
preferred
Kansas City Southn Ind
25
Non-cumulative
11
Kansas
Gas
26
Kansas
Power
23% Aug 21
55
Jan
3
81 Va Sep
17
37
Aug 27
41% Sep
&
Electric Co
19
New
34%
93
93
50%
50%
112
*107
1C9%
108%
108 VB
IC8V2
108'/a
41 %
*83 %
*
80
*100 VB
112
110
♦106
110
200
2,600
-41
41
*OJ %
bJ
*83%
85
*83Va
85
95
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*100 Vb
40%
101
41
*100%
*93
97%
*95 Va
97
*s
9t>
/;
101
97%
101
98%
*97
98 Va
45 Vb
44
44%
*20%
21
20%
203/b
o3%
33%
34
34
34
51 >/B
51 %
51V2
51 Va
50 Vb
51 V*
22
22 %
22 VB
23 VB
22%
23
80
80 %
80%
81 Va
8q V4
40%
40%
40%
40 Vb
40 3/B
39%
40%
40 VB
40%
40 Vb
40%
39
40 VB
39 VB
76 Va
*100Vb
3
-
*97
%
44%
•*4%
21
1
44
*20%
V2
50c
97
%
44Vb
yoVa
1
44Va
44%
6,700
21
*20%
34
34
331/2
33%
1,500
50%
50%
50%
51 VB
1,600
22%
22%
22%
23 VB
28,200
40%
41%
40%
41 Va
8,500
40 3/8
40 VB
40 VB
40 VB
41
39%
5,900
39%
39%
39
39
6,500
,
'
50c
.—
100
101
*95%
80%
40
44 Vb
i
>112
>106
42
112
bo
*96
98%
*97
*20%
8.75
100
1,000
112
42
*100 Vb
101
97 %
*96
42
600
51
83%
*94
4
:
*50 %
41%
41%
'
i.4
35%
94
51 Va
112
No par
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
35%
*93
*50%
112%
25
&
34%
93
51 Vb
112
com No par
preferred
*50%
51 VB
I 35%
113-/b
100
1
s.
*112
100
4.35%
100% Apr
48% Jun
16% Mar 18
*50%
pfd—100
7
4
4
1957)
Mar
July 19
19% Jan
48
:
50
97 Va May
10
July 10
7
100
Kansas
96 Va July 17
102
27% Jan
v
33 %o
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
100
4.50%
preferred
100
38% Jan
23
17% Nov
22
Corp
preferred
preferred
86
12
101 % Nov
Chem
convertible
4%%
43% Sep
99% May 10
8
July 19
7
110
24
Feb
&
4% %
113% Aug
4
93
3
26
26
Jan
91
6
Kaiser Alum
52% Aug
37% May 28
78
5
21
10O
2,600
Jun
25
40% Jan
3
33
Jan
2
42
Jun
21
Kelsey Hayes Co
i
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
2
30
Jan
2
42% Sep
5
Kendall
8
22
86
5
66% Jan
2
79 Va May
2
Kennecott
76%
77
60% Oct
1
78% Jan
10
Kern
77%
79
70%
69%
68 Vb
69%
68VB
34% Jan
22
68%
68
2
42% Apr
69%
25
5
91% Mar
46% Feb 19
65 Va Aug
79%
24
24
Kerr-McGee
Industries
1
68%
39%
40 %
40
40%
39%
40
39Va
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
3
40% Sep
16
39 Va
23
34
39%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
39%
40
40%
39%
40
3 9'/a
393/4
39
39
45% Oct
25
79% Jan
Sep
20
391/4
3
5
71%
2,000
70%
May 28
34% Dec
21
Sep
3
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
39V4
1
47 %
48%
11,300
7,200
26%
»
23
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
52% Mar 13
<2% Jan
2
Jan
2
11% Dec
28
20
33% Jun
27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
88
84 % Jan
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
Mar 16
Feb
12
26
11
57
50
2
H15 Va Jan
72%
25
Co
Copper
County Land Co
Oil
KLM
43% Apr
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common
89
10
Mar 22
16
Mar 22
Corp
Royal Dutch Airlines
4%
Sep
8
21% Jan
2
25%
Sep
25% Mar 12
16 Vb Jan
2
22% Aug 15
Kress
11
Oct
24
18
13 Vb Jan
22
17% Aug 16
Kroehler
20
Jun
25
30 % Jan
2
23% Jan
2
39 Va Jan
4
27% Jan
2
K
10
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
19% May 29
36 % Aug 15
20 % Oct 25
31 % Jan
12
36% Jan
10
18
40 % Mar
8
10% May
a
27 %
Sep
7
15% Jan
P
7
Gas
Co
15
36 Va Jan
3
19% Mar 12
25% Aug 19
29% Feb
21% Apr
9
15
18% Aug 14
Lear
26
3
20% Feb
14
Lee
•13% Jun
25
39
Jan
15
44 Vb Sep
4
28
24 *
Feb
8
Apr 17
16% Aug 22
15
Sep
1 Vb
May 29
19% Jan
9
23% Oct
24
22 % May 29
8% Oct
Mar 19
May 31
Oct
29%
62
31 % May 29
40
26% Jan
8
4
24
23
Jun
7
Feb
9% Oct
15
11
110% Feb
6
155% May li
45% Nov 26
25
25% Jan
24
54% Mar 29
2
23'
Jan
2
31
Sep
5
39% Jan
22
2
66% Jan
25
19% Jan
2
2
13% Aug 14
57% Mar
1
Jan
69% Dec
5
34 %
17% Oct
24
J 5 Va Oct
23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
27 % Jan
2
123
Jun
l65%
47%
Feb~~6
155% Jan
July
6
104
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
36% Oct
24
Jun
23
Mar 20
31
1
35%
23 %
24%
24 Vb
24%
22 VB
22 Va
22%
16%
27
25 % May 29
•'•50
MiVv 23
8
Vb May 29
151
Apr
21% Oct
25
23 Vb Jun
2o
44% Jun
5
45 Vb Jun
86
25
Jan 16
40 Va Feb
27
Mar 14
85% Sep
44
Jun
11
25
July 2
96% Aug 16
16
4
99
Apr
5
18% July 12
54% Apr 17
Aug 20
Jan
Jun
30
4
2
5
15
91% Sep
15
9 b Va Apr
2
13% Mar
24
8
1 %
July
8% July 18
May 27
Jan
2% Jan
9% Jan
16
16
Jun
26
32% Sep
6
35 % Jan
2
45% Jun
24
July 30
48-b Feb
7
2
33% May 24
21% Aug
5% Jan
9
25% May 14
42% Jun
25
77% Jan
5
21
58 Va Jan
84
9
May 17
2
33 %
4
46 Vb Jun
13
61
May 27
67
2
25
27
78% Jan
21:'
35
35% Feb
2
48
32 % Jan
2
23% Sep
25 Vb Jan
27
24
125
Jan
81% Dec
27
104
Mar
150% Jan
19
19
22
Jan
19
33% Feb
21
61 VB Nov
31%
31%
31
31%
29%
30%
5,500
11 Vb
_
Aug 22
23
40 % Mar 15
92
Sep
Sep
20
Lorillard
(P)
Co
MOV'a
40%
40 Va
41
lo%
16
15%
16
15Vb
15%
21,300
15%
15Vi
15Vb
15%
55%
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
16,000
55i/4
54%
55
13,200
100
100
7
94
•?«
Mar
Apr 19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
60 Vb Feb
40
Jan
3
51
10% Jan
2
18 Vb May
24
2o% Jan
9
46% Jan
2
12% Jan
31
38% Feb
8
Mar 12
39% Jan
9% Jan'"
23% Sep
20
3
2
17
July 25
4
108
9
9% Oct
6
4
Feb"
12
30% May 28
60c
Marine
26
6
40% May 16
32 V« Sep 19
18% Sep 18
Apr
22
l
51% May 14
12
Feb
13
29% Mar 29
23% Feb
i
$1.50
McCall
16".
&
20 %
21
23
23%
145
*135
31%
31%
32
32 VB
107
*105
107
*105
145
*135
136
136
32 Vb
*105
32 Vb
107
145
150
32
19,300
107
97 %
*95 Vb
97%
*95 V8
97%
*951%
97%
*95 V8
971/2
97 Va
97 %
*97
99
97%
97 %
*97
99
*97
99
13 Va
13%
13%
13
13VB
13 %
V8
44 VB
43%
4 4'/B
150%
45%
150%
150%
150%
43
90
12%
13Va
12%
12 3/4
36,800
43%
45V8
44%
45 Va
47.600
151
38V4
8,600
77%
78
4,500
12%
•5.700
152
151
151
430
1
12%
17%
12%
12%
12%
12 "'8
46%
47 Vb
46%
47
45%
46%
46
46%
46 V4
17
17%
17 Vb
17 Vb
3.300
16%
17 Vb
461%
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,500
28%
28%
*28 VB
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
2ft Mi
400
39 %
38 Vb
28%
38%
*28 Va
39%
37 Va
38%
37%
371/4
37%
17,200
51%
x50 Vb
50 VB
48%
49
49 Va
49
49
.
10
5
1
100
'51
12%
12%
66 VB
66%
66 %
66 Va
66 V4
66%
92%
93 %
94
94
93
93
20%
21 Vb
20 3/4
21%
20 %
2
21
2 Vb
2
2Vb
2%
2
*8%
8%
8%
8%
30%
31
30%
30%
30Ve
31
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
39%
29%
40%
40
41%
41
41%
29%
29-%
31%
31
23%
23 Vb
23 VB
—HI 1
Moore
12.50
1
No par
5
I
1
IHI_Il
4
23 Vb
8'
i
8%
23%
8%
8
%
8 Vb
Va
8%
8%
31%
23%
8%
57%
58 VB
57 Vb
57%
57 Va
57%
22%
23
21%
22%
22 Vb
2234
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
333A
34 Vb
29%
30%
x29%
30 VB
30
30 Vb
10%
10%
10%
10%
10Va
10%
35
35%
34%
35 Vb
34%
35 '/b
Co_
No par
36
36
35%
35 Vb
35
353/8
Corp
1
19%
20 VB
19%
20
19
19'/a
Nopar
39%
IIII-5
common
1945 series.No par
1947 series_No par
No par
1959
151
3.33Va
Co
series
100
1
%
2
*93
20%
2
2
66%
V
7,600
94
1,120
20%
17,400
21/4
17,600
*8%
8%
2 9 Vb
30Va
30
30 3/o
3,700
41%
42%
41%
42%
33,600
41%
40%
413/4
41
8%
83/«
600
8,200
31%
31%
32
321/B
4, j.00
23
23
231/4
24'/4
3,700
8'/a
81/6
8 Vb
8'/B
800
57
57V4
57
573/8
19,800
22 Vb
22%
21%
221/4
15,000
33%
34
33%
34
29%
29%
29%
30
9%
10
9%
6,900
6,000
IOV4
35
35%
34%
351/4
35
35'/B
35
35%
19VB
191/4
19Va
19Vb
40
16,600
40%
6,100
'
4,200
112,900
40 VB
39%
40%
40%
40%
58
55 Vb
5634
551/4
56 VB
55%
57
35,400
65%
65 Vb
66 %
65 Vb
65%
65%
66
651/2
66
10,600
87
87
87
*86
87
*86
86
86
*85 Va
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
*85
78%
80
*78 Va
80
*78 Va
80
*781/2
80
86
86
*85 Va
87
*85 Va
87
*85%
87
xl5%
87
*86
16%
15%
IS3/,
15%
37
37
37
37%
65 VB
65 Va
65
65%
38 VB
79
29
29 Vb
21%
21%
11%
'79
12
80
x38%
38%
38 3'4
3n
29
Vb
29%
29%
29%
21
%
21%
21%
II'/b
11%
11 %
*74
21%
11%
80
*74
80
preferred
100
80
80
79
80
preference B
-_ioo
92
92
*90
92
preference B
(J Ray) & Co
loo
61
61%
60
61
60 Vb
60 Vb
24%
24%
24%
25Va
25
25 Vb
2.50
79 Va
*87
79 Vb
92
5,900
87%
79
86
65%
1
66%
21
55
36%
Inc
66%
93
39%
16Vb
3
Vb
20%
700
58%
65
50c
66
93
-
40
36
100
37 %
*49
66 %
No par
No par
_
12%
57
No par
W
*85%
20
87
70
80
30
87
500
15%
15%
15%
153/4
3 7 Va
37Vs
37«/b
37%
64%
65%
*65 Vb
65%
4,800
38'%
39
*38%
39
6,100
29
29%
,293/a
2,500
21%
21%
11 VB
11%
28%
*74
790
*90
80
79 Vb
92
6,800
21%
•
22Vb
2,700
11 Va
IIVb
14,400
*74
79
*90
80
79Va
92
59%
60%
59%
60
25
25%
25 Vs
25%
51%
1,600
370
--
10
860
16,600
Inc
class
52 Vb
53
52 %
52%
51%
52VB
49
51%
1
38%
39%
38%
39 Vb
38%
391/4
38%
39 Vs
391/4
39%
12,200
"1
Corp
Publishing
31VB
31 %
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32 Vb
31%
32
14,400
1
'17%
A
Co
Robbins
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
44%
.441/2
45
44%
45
1,400
43%
17%
17Vb
17%
*17
171/4
16%
17 VB
1,600
48%
48 Vs
48%
47%
48%
8,600
11 Va
18%
44%
44%
17
17%
.17%
9
48
48%
47%
Inc
Trucking Co
& Eng Co
Mach
/1«
19,700
44'/a
17%
44 %
43%
No par
51%
43 '/2
17%
44 VB
43%
L__No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Foreign transactions
WnrHe
31%
>105
19.400
29,100
37%
conv
&
107
7,000
20%
77%
1
&
>135
32%
>105
17
231%
38
preferred
(AG)
145
32
20%
23 Vb
77
5
McGregor-Doniger
>135
*95 Ms
Nopar
McGraw-Hill
16%
20%
23%
37%
1
McDonnell Aircraft
McGraw-Edison Co
16%
20%
77%
Co
&
16%
23Vb
300
38 Vb
50
&
74,100
77
Inc
conv
4%%
McLean
17
21
23%
36
37%
Corp
5%%
McNeil
16%
20%
23
341/4
78%
Exploration
convertible
Mr.QllflV
16%
20%
23%
36%
37%
common
conv
McKesson
16%
17
20%
23
36 Vb
78
Corp
McCrory Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
McKee
37VB
93,300
37%
j
McDermott
36%
823/4
79
McCord
$6
37%
80%
37%
Corp
Inc
37 VB
14.000
81%
78%
j
Martin-Marietta
MCA
37%
5
15
79Va
37%
Corp
Mays (J W)
Maytag Co
81%
4%
15
•150%
Corp
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Masonite
79
5
15%
50
Shirt
Field
83 Vb
4%
*15
680
100
Midland
Marshall
81%
31/3
(P R)
Oil
83%
preferred—No par
Manning Maxwell
Maracaibo
15%
5
152
(Ky)_No par
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
Mallory
*15
43 %
Square Garden Corp comi
Manhattan
14%
5
Inc
convertible
5
5%
14%
25c
Macy (R H) Co Inc common
4 Vb%
preferred series A
Madison
4%
4%
15%
37 Vb
-
Corp
common
preferred
22
49% Feb
Inc
3%%
6
'4%
*15
5
com
common
21
Sep 20
•
4
Co
Steamship
Fund
28,000
151%
40%
preferred
Madison
73%
151%
151 3/,
40 VB
10
(M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co
Trucks
72Vb
151%
151 3/4
40%
Lowenstein
5 Vb %
72%
9,200
151%
1
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
Bros
V*
40 Vb
1
7%
Lykes
;b
151%
_20
preferred
Jan
26
5,100
41
100
$3.40
16
32% Jun
IVb
153
100
2
34 % Feb
23% Jan
2
IV*
40%
preferred
20
17% Mar
"
19
10
49
4
89
16
59% Sep
22% Jan
1%
*151 %
preferred
10
4
30%
E
Sep
2
Or
31%
D
Apr
19% Jan
29
31 Vn
31
11,100
Mattel Inc
34% Jan
.Tun
40O
30%
series
May Dept Stores
8
19% Oct
21%
30%
series
Electronics
13
26
26
21%
30%
4.25%
11
29% Sep 17
23% Jan 28
27
19
93
19% Maf
20% Apr
27
21
8% Oct
21%
30'/b
4.35%
Loral
Sep
68% Sep..
39 Vb Sep
72 Vb Jun
23
26
21%
30%
preferred
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred
37%
Jan
78% Jun
Dec
Jun
21%
30 Vb
preferred
B
86% Jun
34 Vb Jan
9
18% Oct
15
*21 %
30%
8°
Lighting
series
87
3
19
35
18% Aug
Island
5%
80
26
29% Jan
20
i5% Nov
28% Oct
Long
con-v
Sep
,
87% Jun
14*% Jan
3
Dec
81% Dec
Jun
4.84%
19% Jun
Feb
Jan
33
26
22% Jan
10
July 29
23% Jun
July 22
15% Feb
36% Jan
83
5
July 31
40% May 23
38 Vb Feb
5
75
102% Nov 23
21%
30%
Corp
Co
Maremont
82
24
*21 Vb
30%
pfd
Marathon Oil Co
May 10
19% Oct
21%
Loew's Theatres Inc
6
' May 21
22
21%
30%
Inc
Aircraft
23
76
63
Lockheed
Jan
84
Jun
IV*
2.50
conv
Industries
35 VB Sep
29
15
Litton
35
2
20
Jun
17 Va
IVb
5
20
19
82 % Jan
00
17VB
1 Va
common
non-cum
15
24
35% Feb
.
33 % July 24
32
Apr
J
18
July 26
53
8.
17 VB
1%
Co
Corp
59% Aug
13% Oct
29% Jun
Belt
3%%
27
44% Aug 14
2
May 18
83 Va
7
77% Feb
70% Jun
Link
Lionel
3
31
27
18,-JOO
393/b
17%
Vb
1
5
12
107
8
Dec
36% Dec
13,300
17VB
39%
17%
1 Vb
50c
34% Jun
7
30% Jan
2
38Vt
16%
39 VB
17%
100
IT
9J
46 Va Mar 15
37%
171/4
41%
1 Vb
Inc
Mack
28% Jan
38%
5,200
17 VB
preferred-.
14
22% Jan
77% Feb
7%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Ling-Temco-Vought
1*3% Feb
14
May 28
25% May 29
17%
33%
MacAndrews & Forbes—
17
17%
18,700
15
29% Aug 29
17%
30,500
7
9% Sep
17%
15%
l72%.Tan
24% Jan
17%
54%
67'/B Jun
4
17%
12%
Jan
13
17%
15%
56
12
17%
541/4
2
28% Sep
18 Va Jan
56 •' Feb
17%
71
28
27
)7%
6,000
27,100
71 %
7
24
15%
70%
27
9 % Jun
24
15%
26
72
32% Feb
30 Vb Oct
23%
15%
25%
1
Corp
Sep
26% Jan
24
15%
38
common
2r%
26 Vb
23%
15%
71%
Jan
1
26 Vb
24
15%
73 Vb
72
Mar
25%
23%
15%
72
17
Aug 30
25%
23%
15%
1/0
25
6
Jan
35
25%
23%
A O
39
Inc
52
34
24%
23 VB
±w,2
12%
25
24
5,700
6,500
54
15V2
25
Oct
II'/b
27%
54%
24
21
*44
No par
Cement
43 % Feb
11 '/a
27 Vs
54
12%
Jun
20% May 29
22 % May 29
IIVb
27V4
15%
Refineries
46% Apr
45% Mar 14
11
27 Va
*44
54 Vb
4 Va Jun
May 29
52
12
20% Oct
36
IIVb
27 %
1
46 % Jan
6
11
27 Vs
*44
1
36 % Jan
Mar
52
22%
25
1
Corp
Gas
36 Va
11%
28
15
Star
561/2 Mar 12
11 Va
27%
*45
6,400
15%
23
Feb
52
com
Star
25
19
11 Vb
28
800
r
54%
Va Feb
47% Mar 20
11
28
*45
& Fink Products
44 la Mar 15
25
34
5
47
25
34
12%
49% Apr
Jun
34
15Vb
19 Vb May 20
34% Jun
27
33%
53%
2
10% Mar 21
34%
12 Vb
2
24
33»/b
15%
15 % Jan
7% Oct
34%
54%
39 Vb Jan
3 % Mar 27
34%
5,400
22,700
12%
82 % July'
13 Vb Sep
24
33%
34
30%
15 Vb
39
24
29%
54 %
2
1% Oct
30'/b
*16
12 VB
2
17 % Oct
161/2
29%
5
Lone
24
30 VB
VB
7
20
16 V4
30%
*16
10
Jan
20
22 Va
16%
29%
15%
29%
15%
30
55%
9% Jan
21% Feb
22Vb
Vb
16 Vb
12%
59% Jan
27
22
16VB
14
ll
22
Jun
-24,600
54%
153
14
160,500
25%
12 Vb
3
30 % Oct
36%
25
29%
1
Tire
Lone
32
90
35%
25
22 VB
5
2
Mar 20
87%
35%
24%
7
142% Jan
Apr
87%
34%
3
4
15% Feb.- 8
6"% Jin
4
34 Va
42 V*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com!
42 Va Jan
40
35 Vb
42 Vb
87%
*87
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
6
6*1
33%
87%
21%
25
Corp
15
Jan
3,100
22
1
23% Jan
4
23 Va May 24
96
42%
*87
6,400
Leonard
22
20
1112% Apr
63% Feb
42%
23%
4
24 Vb Feb
Jan
42%
88
22
No par
28
94 % Mar
42 Vs
33%
Inc
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
104
42%
*87
4
22
Feb
1,200
42%
23%
A
29% Apr
6
88
137
Sep
14VB
2
55% Sep 16
7% Mar 14
4% Aug 13
57'
9
13%
15
18% Feb
2
24
July
13%
17
159% Apr
3
47 Vb Mar 29
2
4% Oct
13%
16% May
83% May
13% July 10
46% Jan
series
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
Lehn
23
133/8
5
Inc
Rubber &
Lehman
22%
133/8
56% A ug
Jan2
37% Aug
31
22%
13%
12 Va Sep
2
15% Oct
46
12
7
50% July 24
12 Vb Mar 26
150
19
1% Feb
20
9% Jan
8
17 % Mar 12
Sep
20 Vb Jun
1
Aug
.21% Aug
43% Feb
13
63 % Oct
1 Vb
22% Dec
35% Feb
25
43% Oct
147
1% Mar 16"
Siegler
Leesona
'•22 VB
*13'/a
32%
10
common-..
Lanvin-Parfums
22
13% Jan
471/4
87
Paper Co
4.32%
Jun
21
45%
1
13% Jun
3
72%
47
5
preferred
Lane Bryant
2
72
46%
42%
Mfg Co
13 % Oct
Apr
72
47%
22 Va
703/4
87
Laboratory for Electronics ^c
Laclede
70%
47
22 Vb
42 %
Co
35% May
7
51 Va Apr 26
27% May
9
18
47% Mar 29
22% Mar
14
V
71'/B
47%
71%
10
Inc
&
7,700
23
71
1
Sutherland
Mar 12
H)
27,800
20,100
46%
13%
Co
26
31% Aug 26
34% Sep 16
Kroger
24% Oct
(E J)
76%
*12%
(S S) Co
(S
75%
77
10
Apr
36% Jan
36%
22
Kresge
/.
I
22%
100
24
Korvette
70
1
100 g
preferred
Oct
20
20
76 %
2.50
Kirkeby-Natus
13% Oct
20
•
No par
23% Sep 16
16% May 31
8
40
18%
2,700
30O
IIIl
48%
48
11%
11%
11%
11%
IIVb
II'/b
11%
11 Va
IIVb
4,000
Nopar
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24 Vb
23%
24
23%
24
6,200
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
1,500
t
f\
Number 6301
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1151)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
33 Va Jun
20
Highest
48% Apr 12
Jan
30
96
91
Jun
27% Jan
3
Melville Shoe Corp common—
Jan
14
26% Feb
7
32 Vz Apr
6
19% Aug 15
2
90
Oct
10
18 % May 28
28
Feb
86 Va Jan
28
84% Jan
88% Nov
88% Jan
23
93/a May 29
52% Jan
24
Oct1
24
58 Va Feb
15
103a Jun
25
16 Va Nov
23
82 % Jan
3
88% Jun
19
85
93 Va Jan
2
97
Nov
26
Jan
8
87
May 28
81
28
2
7
July
9
84 Vz Oct
26
Jan
9
100V2 Aug
24
39% Apr
58 Va Feb
6
10
98 % Apr
May 28
343/4 Jan
3
95 Vz Jan
2
Dec
102
49% Jan
2
Mar 22
101
5
Jan
2
70% Feb
8
60 % Jan
22
16% Oct
23
40% Fell
5
24 % Jan
2
Mar 19
18% Jan
2
55
25
% Oct
24
70 "a Oct
24
133% Jap
2
84 Vz Jan
77 Va Oct
23
98% Jan
2
793/4 Jan
13
2
1
(1st
Portland
Mercantile
Merck
&
$3.5o
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
Inc
1.83%
Mesabi
Trust—Units of
Mesta
Machine
Metromedid Inc_:
Metropolitan
Inc
Edison
4.35%
preferred
July
2
3.85%
preferred-
3.80%
3.90%
103
Aug
5
39% Aug 20
67% Sep
105 Vz Sep
16
3
69 '/a Apr 24
333/4 Apr 15
24% Sep 12
130% Sep
18
16%
Sep
Sep
19
20
2
4.45%
Middle
—
Inc
Corp common
1st preferred
5%%
Midwest Oil
Miles
b6 %
Sep
16
24% Sep
17
Minnesota
&
8
49
Jun
3
Minnesota
Power
6
583/4 Aug
7
Mission
24
24% Jan
4
45% Apr
24
40 % Feb
21
47
Dec
7
it)
Jun
28
3lV2 Dec
29 % Mar
30
Oct
24
403a Feb
37% July 24
2% Jan
2
2 '/4 Oct
22
4% Jan
35 Vb Jun
25
51% Mar
26% Jun
22
42
18% Jun
25
253/4 Jan
7% May 29
11% Apr
65% Oct
_
Jun
13
14
5
Oct
35
Jun
Nov
10 Va Nov
52% Jan
31
May 28
May 29
Public
Mohasco
Industries
Monarch
20 Va Aug
Monon
2
16
16
Jan
17
60 V8
Sep
20
11
42% Apr
5
36 Va July 10
42% Mar 26
39% Sep
4
Montana
2
ll
Aug 28
25
Class
19% Oct
1$
33% Mar 13
16
Sep
19
24% Oct
24
37 Va Apr
11
321/4 Jan
2
41V* Jun
class
"Bib Oct
23
12% Feb
28
23
36% Jan
10
17% Ded
4
Power
18 Va Oct
35
Mar 26
32
24
28% Jan
20 Va May 29
2
30
Jun
6
Jan
3
48 V*
Sep
13
Mueller
31% Jan
15
May 28
29% Mar 21
26 % Aug
Nov
2
26% Sep
12
21
Aug
7
14% Nov
1
29
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
Jun
25
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
21
23
23
Mountain
Jan 11
23
19
7
,
;
Sep
19
M S
11%
14 Va
14%
29%
29%
29%
31%
30%
30%
36%
35%
36 Va
*891
12
143/4
%
8
60
2.900
21.700
92%
12
12
143/4
113/4
141/2
12
14%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
31
32
21.900
35 Va
36 Va
34%
35%
34%
35%
50.900
87
87
:
15.600
14%
87%
*86
871
99%:
*97
99 %
"97
99%
*97
99%
*97
*85%
89
*85%
89
*85 %
89
*85 Va
89
88%
*87%
3.400
99%
89
9,600
88 %
*87 Va
102
*100
102
*86
88 Va
100
87 Va
87%
100
"100
86
87%
86
*87%
102
130
88%
"100
80
102
50
38%
37%
38 Va
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38%
67%
14J.700
x66Va
67%
67
67 V
67
67%
66%
67%
6.800
1041/4
104 Va
105 Va
X105
105 Va
*104 Va
67
66%
66%
*66%
67V4
66% I 67
67
67 Va
600
30%
30
Va
30%
30 %
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30 Va
12,200
22%
X22%
22%
128%
130%
129
Vz
92 Va
93
23 Va
223/a
127 Va
126%
91
129
91%
15 3,b
66%
91%
15%
16
64%
■
66%
92
106
xl6
*104 Va
106
30%
221%
22%
22
130%
22%
x93
21.800
1291/4
125%
93
90
25.100
93
800
16%
15%
16%
16%
16%
63%
-
65
63%
64%
63%
65
44,600
18.500
3,200
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24 Vb
24Vh
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
*46%
46%
1.200
5638
56%
563/8
56%
55%
56%
55%
55%
2,500
32%
32 Va
32 3%
*33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
331/4
700
3834
39 Va
38
33%
38%
37 3/b
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
8.000
3%
3%
3 r'8
3%
31%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2.500
66%
5
64
65
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,500
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10 »/4
31,500
*79
9%
80
9%
*68
*79
691/2
25 Vs
21
20
24 Va
24%
58%
20
♦19%
38 Vb
391/4
*38 Va
lire)
16%
16%
163B
*16
38 Va
39
12
*9%
lo
*16
37%
38
38
38%
5.800
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
2,800
16
16
16
16
37%
38
37%
38%
10
93/4
10
9%
16%
10
9%
100
38%
37.300
2.600
10
24%
24
24%
24% ,
25
25Va
25%
24%
25%
11.500
243.,
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
26%
44.800
75
73
74 %
70%
72
70 Va
72V4
70%
71%
33.300
43%
2.500
43 Vb
44
44
43%
43a4
29 Va
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
11.700
48
46 Va
47%
43%
46
43%
44%
41%
43%
62.600
2838
273b
28
28
28
27%
28
28
28%
21Va
21 3
21
21%
21 VB
2130
21%
21%
21
21%
13,500
20%
21 1/8
20 3b
20%
20
20%
19%
19%
20
20%
8.700
38%
10
43%
28
1
America
9%
9%
900
15%
38 %
38%
281/4
1
Murray
38 %
43V4
5
6
200
47%
1
40% Sep
103.800
743.,
3 0
Corp
1.600
60 Va
243/a
No par
Murphy
233/4
24
L_5
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
20%
59%
38%
38
15 %
1
—
'
37%
2
—
23%
59%
383b
2714 Feb
i-
4.100
25%
*19%
23%
58%
381/4
22 Va May
25
20%
23Va
38%
Co
80
24
No par
Inc
*79
25Vo
59%
.
Supply
80
25%
23%
38
Co
69%
58%
1934
1,900
*68
24%
57
38 Va
5,000
or
*79
25%
19%
1.100
69 %
59%
1
24
56%
25%
*68
80
*79
25%
*65
69%
*68
80
26 Va
*20
5
Co
L Industries
*66
69 Va
25%
3
of
65%
31%
24
*68
No par
Corp
Corp
66
31%
23%
9%
2
Lines
&
Fuel
65%
31%
23%
25
Inc i
Brass
66 Va
3 lib
5
Co
'3%
X66 %
1
Co
shares
(5
(Wheel
Motorola
21% Jan
4
413/4 Jan
May 29
29
Motor
78% Sep -10
*89
12
Va
87%
25%
100%
46%
No par
transactions-
(John)
44
92%
92 %
87%
25%
23 %
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell
5
*89
87i/4
56%
'
Moore-McCormack
17
100
14
15%
Co__6.25
Co
123/b May 22
Apr
1001/4
46%
common
Utilities
31% May 16
26 Va Sep 20
16 Vz Jan
251/s
98%
11%
65%
5
Tool
2
58
89% Mar 14
24
87%
25 Vs
101
12
91
No par
shs
92
22%
A_No par
A
July 30
8% Jan
23
22
May 29
17% Oct
48% Oct
Amer
*89
87%
25%
98
241/a
Co
Inc
Chemical
Foreign
25 Va
125 Va
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
23% Jan
87 Va
25 Va
103%
50
67
10
B
Monsanto
92
88
25 Va
29%
100
Machine
RR
*87 Va
101%
25 vY:
104%
14%
100
Montana-Dakota
49
28
8,203
2334
preferred
30 Vz May 23
20%
56%
preferred
4.20%
20%
46%
II
Cement
Service
9 '/a Jan
20
28
Portland
Missouri
3%%
20%
18.809
97
2.50
RR
class
RR
37% Sep
2
39 Va Dec
Pacific
Jan
18
29
25
Missouri
11V4 Apr
29
22
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
20%
45%
No par
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri
Apr
80
Paper
Light
Mission
69% Aug 29
Aug
20%
451/4
*95%
1
&
24
ll3/8 Jan
76% July 12
22% Mar 20
15
15
Ontario
Corp
Apr 30
27
July
66
4% Feb
31
37% Mar 29
22% Jan
8 3/b
35% July 12
Feb 18
44
73 V4 May
Aug
30
Mar
7% Jun
15
6
48% Jan
69% May 11
80
Oct 10
25
75 'A May 28
Mar
44 Va
20%
45%
37%
convertible
2
Jun
20%
*87 %
Philipp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
2
May 29
800
20%
22%
30 Va
52% Jan
14% Oct
22%
*66 Va
7
34
22%
105%
14
34
Va
2
Inc
70 % Feb
Apr
*22
—10
Corp
Laboratories
17 Va Dec
18 % Jan
23%
100
12 Vb May 29
14
*22%
MOO
5
41 Va Jun
15
23%
*85%
Minerals & Chemicals
3%
*223/4
45%
*97,?:.:
preference
100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
No par
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
17
97
45%
*86 %
10
Midland-Ross
*95%
35 3
100
Utilities
97
30
1.00
preferred
South
*95%
14"3 8
_10Q_loo
—
45%
95 Va
11%
pfd_100
preferred
Shares
4538
2.93/8
Int
No par
1
;
the Week
95%
*89
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Friday
Sept. 20
•
45
103
12.50
benef'ci
Co
Sept. I!)
45
24%
16%c
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Sales for
Thursday
23%
20%/" 20%
87 Va
87 V4
_100
:
PRICES
Sept. 18
95%
23
1
common
preferred
SALE
Wednesday
44 Va
No par
preferred series B
Tuesday
Sept. 17
95 %
series)—100
Cement
May 17
89
10
__
31
3
preferred
5
87 Vz May 22
11
Apr
94,
14
Feb
101
Apr
25
23
37 Va Sep
86
80?
Oct
37 V4 May
4%
25
13% Apr 29
i.- H Aug
19
8
90
96%s Jan
17
Aug 29
Jun
37% May
Apr 29
84
43
25 % Sep
3
Jan
15
26%
90
93
Feb
2b
4% %
Medusa
107
11% Jan
2
29
July 18
12
20
20
97
2
11% July 16
13
Aug 17
14% Jan
2
8% May 28
28 V4 Oct
20 % Mar 11
■77% Jan
94% Mar 23
5
2
Sep
Jun
253/4 May 20
Monday
Sept. 36
Par
Corp common
4
27
25
Mead
8
7
25
Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
93% Jan
37 Va Aug
Jun
81% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
29
24s/a Oct
60.
NEW
.
453/4
20 Va Jan
17
r.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
39
38%
39
38%
38'/a
38%
38%
39
1,100
a
43 3
43%
8
*38%
'
4.800
N
13 Va Aug
I 7% July 29
22
8Va Dec
27
43 Va Jun
22
62 Va Mar 16
HVaJun
25
24% Dec
27
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
2
213/b Jan
16
7
Natco
Corp
5
National
Acme
413/b Sep
3
National
Airlines
Jan
Co
31
15
National
Aviation
56% Sep { 4
18
Sep
6
National
Biscuit
National
Can
82 Va Jan
4
National
Cash
24
43 Va Jan
Jan
4
11 % Jan
2
Corp
Co
2
24
293/4 Feb
5
20 3/a Jan
2
34
Aug 12
National
14
223/b Jan
3
28
May 24
National
City
46
132 3/4 Jan
59 Va Mar 19
673/4 Jan
23
233/4 Mar
4
273/a Sep
28
92 Va Jan
4
96% Feb
% Jun
25
72
Jan
4
20% Oct
24
303/b Apr
93 Va Dec
83% Jan
2
Jun
5
47
48 %
Mar 23
54
40 Va Jan
2
Feb
13
68 Va Jan
2
24
56% Jan
>
5
993/4 Dec
27
Oct
22
24 Va Oct
24
98
:;Jan
32
Apr
98
4
25% May 27
28% Feb 25
30
35 Va Jan 10
26% Oct
9
33% Oct
24
50 Va Apr
2
455/8 Feb
8
15% May 29
24% Feb
20
13 Va Oct
24
22% Jan
22
23 Va Feb
-
—
16
6% Nov
13
11% Jan
25% Jan
Oct
52
31
May 29
Aug 23
National
Lead
National
Linen
70
2
28% Jan
10%
Jun
14
20% Jan
12
15
J an
2
28
May 29
43 3/b Dec
31
38
Mar 11
41%
4134
41 %
42
41 %
49
51%
511/4
51:%
50%
51 %
No par
4
21 Va
21 %
21%
21%
21%
22V4
15 Va
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
14%
Co_—__ 1
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
7 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
71/2
93a
9
93/a
9%
33/4%
preferred
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Rights
Aug 22
29
16
108 Va May 15
53
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
York
N
State
Y
$3.75
Shipbuilding Corp
Electric
Gas
I
_1
43'4
100
*83%
_
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
100
94
Nov
27
92
Aug
6
97% May 31
4.10%
preferred
109% Jan
4
107
Jan
7
110 Vz Feb
28
5.25%
103% July 12
1063/4 Jan
30
preferred
preferred
77
Aug 27
Jan
25
Jan
18
29 »/a Jan
9
21
July
9
38% Feb
9
85 %
July 31
110 % Dec
31
105
Jan
18
125
May 31
7
22
Apr
15
24
May 20
72 Va Jan
30
193/4 Oct
23
30
Apr
25
6 3/, Oct
25
15
50 Va
Sep
20% Mar
19
4
143/4 Jun
6
4.85%
Norfolk
&
common
Adjustment preferred
6%
preferred
Norris-Thermador
663/4 Jan
2
North
American
26%, Sep
-
Corp
North
American
Car
Aug 30
North
American
26 Va May 21
North
American
65 Va Jan
2
76
May 22
72 Va Jan
2
80'/a Jun
21
Northern
Central
19
45
Dec
433/4 Jan
4
57% Aug 15
Northern
Indiana
P S
43
2
58
Northern
Natural
Gas
41%
41%
41%
41%
27,600
11%
11%
43%
44V4
*83%
5%%
preferred
11%
11%
11%
43%
43%
8412
*8734
84%
52%
52Va
52%
43%
84%
52 Vb
*74
85
*85
86
*85
92%
*91
92%
*91
24
24'/4
5 500
11%
7,700
44
44
*83 3b
84%
52
■
9,000
52%
75%
791/4
150
79»/4
*74%
360
20
85
85
*91
92%
*91
92%
1093/4
*108
109 Va
*108
109Va
105 %
*104V'2
105%
105%
24Vb
*23%
23%
23%
92%
-
.V
.
24
25%
—
150
105 Vb
1,200
26
3,500
118
119
12,300
24
*23
24
*23
24
13%
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141/4
*14
14V4
*1334
14
21%
21%
52%
50
251/4
24%
25%
25%
119%
118 Vb
21%
' 52 Va
25%
24%
,
21
26
118 3/b
25%
25 Va
1173/b
118%
21%
213/a
53.
50V4
25%
25
26%
253/4
26'/4
10
10
10
10
9%
10
_10
193/4
20'A
19%
19%
191/4
20
50
*79%
80
80
80
80
80
No par
52%
53'/4
52%
53
53%
Ry Co
5,300
*23
25 3/b
118 1/4
13%
85%
*85
11%
3.800
24
25%
119%
*23
783/4
78 3b
78%
85%
'/•
75%
75 Va
75
78%
531/8
:
:
300
100
213/4
!
4,100
513 8
35,500
25V4
109,100
10
2,500
19%
*79%
20 Vb
20 VB
20%
7,600
80
78 %
79%
53%
53%
54%
54%
55
7,800
55
53
54%
4,200
9%
10
■
9%
80
lo
55Va
55%
55 Vb
100
Co
54 3 b
*104%
105%
105
105 Va
105%
105 Vz
*105Va
107
*106%
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109 V4
109V4
150
109 Va
109
1093 b
108%
109 »/e
109 Va
109%
109%
109Vb
310
46 3/b
46%
46 34
47
471/8
47%
9,800
36V4
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
11,600
78%
78%
78%
79 Va
93%
*93%
94%
20
10
108
5.80%
preferred
100
109
110% Jan
5.60%
preferred
100
*109
Northern
Pacific Ry
Northern States Power Co
5
55'/4
55V4
46 Va
46 3/b
46 Vs
55
46%
120
107
Mar 16
73 % July 23
-.93
33 Vz Mar 29
Mar 23
25 Va May 29
5
36%
36 '/a
Jan
36 Vs
76
36 Va
2
01% May 29
$3.60
preferred
May 11
100
*79 Va
80%
78%
79 Va
92 Vz Jan
4
96
Feb
19
$4.1o
preferred
loo
*93%
*93%
94'/4
*931%
941/4
91% Jan
9
95
941/4
93%
Jun
20
$4.08
preferred
100
95%
*93%
95 %
93%
93%
*93%
94%
11
*93%
95%
Feb
95 Vz
4
$4.11
preferred
100
*93%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94 Vz
*93 Va
94%
*94%
95 Va
100
*941/2
95%
94%
94 Va
*94 %
96 %
*94%
95%
*94 Va
95%
10
1
20%
213b
21
211/4
2£|3/8
21%
201/4
20%
20
20%
26,000
58Vo
56 3/b
56%
22,600
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
93
383/b Jun
Mar
5
19
933/4 Dec
20
93
Apr
22
95 Vz Jun
21
19 Va May 29
33% Jan
31
20
Sep
20
253/a Jan
14
10
59 Va
10
Northwest
com
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp
40 % Dec
12
35 Vz Jan
42 % Mar
42% Dec
10
44% Dec
27
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
Sep
Airlines
Inc
59 Vz Jan
footnotes,
2
51
Jan
31
19% July 29
23
Feb
18
Northwe»t Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
36
For
41%
21%
111% Mav 20
11
41%
52 %
11
313/» Sep
67,600
22
18
May 29
241/a
53%
29
23
23%
21%
108 Va Sep
Jan
22%
233/8
52%
104 V* Jan
86
3,300
223/8
22
*83%
14 Va
107 V, Jan
3
29%
11
44
23%
7
8
29 Va
23%
6
Jan
29%
<
Mar
86
29%
*104%
114 V* Mar ' 6
85 3/4 Jan
29%
*108
113% Mar
11
293%
105Va
109
85% Jan
30
1093/4
14
Aug 15
45V4
24
11
Va
107 %
43%
*104
26
11
107%
45%
*108
Sep
30 Va Oct
1
107%
45'/4
791/4
Oct
17
11
*13%
9,200
107%
45%
29%
84%
23%
91
83
82
107%
24 Vs/
25
*88 Va
83 %
45%
52%
25%
%
hi
91
83
107%
75
119
%
*88%
45%
105 Va
,
n
16
91
107%
108%
1
190
45 Va
1
Corp
Co
*73
107%
105%
25
8,800
421,300
78%
Jun
Jan
5,600
6%
84%
52'/a
107
39
6%
1,200
83%
74%
102
4
5.700
84%
84
1
Coal Corp
Sugar Ind
41% Dec
3/a
Va
*88%
7
16
10V4
14
44% Jan
91/8
ii
12
92
500
Aviation-
29
24
9
51%
511/4
52
-
108%
lo
7% Apr
Mar
*88%
79%
*91
1
Western Ry
23 Va July 31
Aug 26
12
91
52%
85
5
13 Va Jan
107
3,700
9%
24,800
12,900
100
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
9
Jan
7%
13,700
100
2
6
18
7%
51%
75%
52 Va
100
_.
Jan
48 Va Apr
15
17%
7%
29
*78%
100
16% Jan
34 Vz May 29
143/4
17%
73%
*75
100
4.
11% May 29
28
10%
com-No par
preferred
18
May 29
15'/4
■
513 '8
41%
Jan
-
O.SOO
28%
23
85
48
34 Va
73 %
41 %
Railroad.:
preferred
18
23%
51%
22%
Chicago & St Louis Co
5
preferred
21
93
1,300
73%
413/4
N Y
3.60%
13V4 Jan
18.600
28 3A
41%
2
Central
3.90%
18 Va Feb
1.900
52 %
51%
22%
York
22
27
41%
51%
28%
15
New
3
51%
J8
Brake
23
Sep
31%
40%
51%
73
23 Vb
20
Air
pp
Jan -1 4
31%
41%
50%
28%
1
York
82 Va Jan
14
31 %
41%
73
30
New
8
24
31%
28%
30
13
3
t
28 38
73
28 %
45%
333/4 Feb
45% July
52 Va
107%
11
3
28%
28%
*72
28%
45%
8
Sep
72
52
*107V4
Apr
24 VR
,
27%
84%
83 Va Jan
25
72
1
2o
83%
76 Va Jar!
15% Jun
9
9%
Mining Corp common—10
4%
convertible preferred——100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
723/4 Jan
12 Va July
:•/-
130
28%
*
6%
*88%
4
July 29
31%
pfd_100
19
23 Vz
28%
"
England
23
May
28 Va
30,200
2,800
2,200
Feb
26
*283a
77%
4,200
Jun
4
28%
15,700
76%
20%
Dec
21% Jan
76%
20 Va
79
3
76%
201/4
86
20% Jan
76 Va
26,800
47%
*100
100
20%
2
4
75%
31 Va
9% </•
46%
1003.,
100
20%
26
May 17
9V8
46 V4
100%
31%
200
6.000
20%
28
:
46%
45%
453/4
100%
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31 %
31%
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36%
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27% Jan
9%
9%
93
49%
36%
203/4
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Jun
107
930
9%
453/4
101
93
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20%
Co
79
29
9%
9%
31%
Inc
71:
24
9%
5
67 % Jun
Jun
36%
20%
14
16 Vz Oct
49
36%
20%
55 Va Aug
100
48%
36%
common.No par
100
26
3
50
Newberry
14
25
July
94
363/4
Jan
13 V* Apr
74
94
*49
36%
33
46 Va Sep
853/4 Feb
a
94
50
36 %
27V4
Jan
Jan
*92%
*49
36 Va
38%
Sep 13
46
94%
*93
92%
49
36
38%
10%
104
92%
5,000
27
40
Apr 26
28,300
6 V2
31
48 V*
26%
3 8 3/a
26
May 28
26 %
26%
19 % Feb
>
26%
6%
86
37
26 %
38%
433/4 Jan
3
26%
38%
15
82% Mar 22
26%
38%
27
3
26%
38%
27
May
26%
38%
33 Vz Jun
Jun
26%
38%
76% Jun
9
18,500
38%
New
39% Mar 21
66%
*48 %
Newmont
22
65%
1
89% Apr
Jun
66%
26%
84% Sep
2
65%
6
2
2
66V0
28
10
20
65%
6%
21
Sep
66
271/4
Jan
Jan
65 %
6%
Bros
JO Sep
94
4.700
65%
lo
Corp
61% Jan
43%
29%
24V4
50o
New
2
29%
24%
28%
New
20
753/8
24 V4
6%
8
Nov
74%
29'/4
24%
27%
20
54 Va Jan
74%
29
24%
28
Sep
97
72
29
241/4
6 Va
Apr
36 % May 29
73 Va
28%
24%
27%
54 Va July 31
86
72
29%
24 Va
5
85
:
73%
29Va
Ii
29
1O
7234
24%
Nevada Power Co
2
20
73%
29%
28%
Co
3.700
Neptune Meter Co
3934 Sep
2
86 Va Feb
51.900
17%
Aug 22
9
30
July 31
8t>Va
20.500
5
Vulcanized
43 3/b Jan
6
15
11.300
17%
28%
Co
Neisner
55%
28 Va
Tea
&
National
1
55
17%
1
Corp
Natomas
7% Feb
55%
17Va
17Va
Corp
Service
National
2
54%
17%
541/2
17%
75 Va
Sugar Ref Co
8
55
55%
17%
75%
National
24
55
17%
75 %
May 21
Apr
55 Vb
5
Co
28
Nautec
28
45 3/b
2
7
27%
"100%
Chemical
13 Vz Jan
28 Va
45%
Co
17
*28
101 Va
Starch
15
28%
45 %
Steel
9 Va Apr
28%
*100%
National
18% May 31
29
28 'A
1
78% Aug 27
28 34 Sep 16
33 "A May 29
19 Va Jan
28
1
National
6
28%
26%
1
National-Standard
Sep
65.900
No par
common
5
11
20
38 Va
50
Corp
Co
1.500
37
60
8
65%
_io
Sep
18'/a Aug
2
■.
.
Gypsum
59%
38%
100
Co
$4.50 preferred-
24 Va Jan
51% Sep 24
85
Jun
5
26
General
National
26% Mar 27
81% Mar
19 Va May 29
83
National
May
51% Jan
May 29
75
36
Jan
123/4 Feb
50
103 V4 Jun
1951
(conv)
Gas
Apr
Sep
6 Va Aug
18% Jan
9
27
Fuel
53
9
12
13% Or.V 23
preferred
National
47
32
25
pfd series of
4%%
36% Sep
*59
38
24'%
Corp com_5
1
6% Feb
Mar 19
21
10 Va Oct
4Vt%
Chem
&
59 3
39
72%
5
6
15 % Mar 19
93% Mar 29
% May 28
Nat'l Distillers
Feb
54
Dairy
343/4 Mar
18
Jan
143/4
2
15% Jun
National
1.600
8%
59
38%
29%
1
40 Va Aug
30
Jun
5
2
7% Jan
3
24
93% Jan
27
2
9V4 Mar 27
5% Oct
33 % Oct
61
July 18
29 % Jan
2
30% Jan
22% May 29
10
8%
59
39%
173b
5
Inc
Products
83%
8%
8%
59
38%
55
No par
Lines
8%
59
39
28 lb
10
Castings Co
233/b Dec
24
18% Oct
8%
59
36%
5
18 % May 29
66% Oct
8%
8%
58%
5
Corp
Register
65
July 19
8%
1
1
5
7
18
9% May 29
10 Va Mar
703/4 May 16
25% Mar
45 % Apr
May 29
33
54 Va Jan
J/
45 V4
Sep
20
Norton
44% Jan
3
6
2
37% Aug 28
see page 23.
Aug
Co.
Norwich
Pharmacal
10
410
79
10
58 3b
49
49
49
49
50
50 Va
50%
50%
20%
20%
20%
20%
201/4
20%
20 V4
20 Vb
43
42%
433b
42%
4?t«,
42 V4
43%
43%:
45V4
40,100
381/4
37%
38
37%
38%
3734
38
37%
38'A
19,300
3/b „.59%
48%
203/a
20%
413/4
37%
58%
49
5
62 %c
79
57
3%
iq
Co
58
-
"
59 Vb
56 Va
3,700
~
1,700
20
The Commercial and Financial
(1152)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday, September 23, 1963
Sept. 16
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 19
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Tear 1962
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range (or Previous
Chronicle
Sept. 18
Friday
Sept. 20
the Week
Shares
O
38
92
49% Jan
May 28
Jan ll
80% Jun
99
8
102
IOO1/2 Dec
14
9
100
18%
31
95% Nov
41
Feb
26
26
25
41% Jan
3
14% May 29
19% Jan
17% Jan
94% Jan
15
24
7
Jan
Sep 11
22% Mar 25
Apr~23
88% Jan
291/4 Oct
12
Jun
12
85% Jan
7
105
Jun~28
Feb
97
86% Dec
Nov
29
971/2 July
3
94% July 18
16%
Dec
46% July 26
2
21
7
9
341/8 May 29
31% Jan
2
53
Sep
12
101% Jun
5
89% May
105
May
102% Jan
7
4.56%
25
98% Apr 26
38% Aug 13
25
Oct~24
76
Jan
10% Oct
24
24% Mar
19
14
25% Jan
Jun
15% Jan
2
171/2 May 13
27% Jun
43%
4
33
3
47% July 25
Aug 23
591/2 Jan 30
1
11
15% Jan
2
20% Aug 20
19% July 15
Aug 16
Oct~26
87% Feb
Sep
10
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72 % Jan
24
14
115
Jan
2
98%
991/2 Jun
28
Oct
43
25
49 %
Sep
20
Aug
31
Mar 23
2
4
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
36% Feb
12
15% May
12% Jan
20
30% July 25
25
47
May 29
May 29
61% Dec
26% May 29
142 >/4 Oct
39% Jan2
158% Feb
5
5% May 28
14% Nov
27
26
7% Jan .12
5
23% Mar
5
7% Oct .22
20
1
15% Sep 19
53% May
1
1110% Mar 1
30.% July 19
141
July 25
5% Jan
2
13% Apr
11
24% May
1
231/4 Jun 27
25
Oxford
Pacific
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Gas
20% Jun
29
24
12
9 y4 Jan
2
15 % Jun
liy4 Jan
2
21% Jan
2
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70 y4 Dec
12
67% Jan
2
16% May 15
45% Sep
3
80% May 13
97% Feb
8
Jan
10
Jan
17
6% Apr
9
9% Jan
28
35% Mar
8
53 Ya Sep
6
98
18% Oct
24
58% Feb 16
38% Mar 15
24% Mar 20
36% Sep
42% Oct
24
75% Apr
11
48 %
22% Jun
21
35
31
29% Jan
67% July 30
40% Sep
5
23% Jun
14% Nov
15
27
15
8
Oct
24
22
7% Oct
26
40
37
Jan
May
2
Mar" 2 9
40
2
50
Apr 29
47% Sep 20
Jan
2
20
30% Jan
36% Aug 19
Si % Apr
3b
27
34
3
Jan
101
22
54% Jan
2
May 16
106% Feb
Apr
28
Feb
13
98 y4 Apr
103
13 y4 Jan
22
47
1131% Jan
31% Oct
Sep
3
Sep 20
43% July
35 % Feb
39% May 29
52% Mar 19
46
Feb
11
33
Oct
24
56% Feb
16
46
Jan
2
25
Jun
22
58
Jan
2
38
Aug
1
5
56% May 15
58%
Sep 20
49% Sep 11
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
13 y4 Jan
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
35% Oct
24
99
Jan
15
66% Jan 31
101% July 13
13J/a Jun
25
19 % Jan
18% Oct
24
31% Sep
23
42
Feb 13
57% Mar 15
24% May 31
33% Oct
44% Oct
47
62% Jan
52% Mar
55% Aug 29
63% Sep 10
2
42
May 27
99% Mar 8
23% July
1
25
May 29
98
Jun
82
July 10
96
Jan
2
15
34% Mar 20
6
103% Nov
7
88% Nov 28
8
16% Feb
12
Jan
2
6
2
29% Jan
100
Jan
7
86% Jan
11
17% Sep
17
56
Jun
4
51
Jan
9
101% May 20
28% May 2
18 Ya
36%
105
May
1
6
Aug 23
Mar
91% Jun
5%
Pet
Milk
4% %
12%
12%
46.000
Pfaudler
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
20%
21%
21
21 Va
21%
22
21%
22
56
55%
57%
55%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
83
84%
82%
83%
83%
84%
83 V8
84%
84 V4
84%
100
3.80%
108
July
2
Jan
2
33 % Jan
21
41% Apr
24
61 y8 Oct
24
112% Jan
5
70% July 23
90% Apr
22
July 16
80% July 25
91
Feb
14
84% Feb
19
81% Jan
10
88 %
May
42
59% Mar 14
47 % Jan
17
55% Jun
7
21% Jan
18
84
July 19
6
15% Oct
24
40
Oct
24
97
Feb
6
18% Jun
27
30% Oct
23
65 y4 Mar 19
39
Feb
26
11% Oct
4
23
22
13% Jan
3
Aug 12
17% Jan
9
Aug 17
Sep 28
86 y4 Mar
1
72% Jan
81
8
73
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
69
4
51% Jan
2
99% July 10
26% July
1
64% May 20
102% Jan 18
34% May
1
53
2
86
Jan
10
82
14% Jan
2
1
134% Jan
2
20
51% Jan
2
7
May 10
May
17%
15%
*16%
15 %
15%
15 %
153/B
15%
15%
3.000
33%
34
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
30.700
16 Va
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
18.900
58%
58%
58%
58%
22% Jun
21
17%
18%
17%
1.300
17
58%
13.000
12%
12 Va
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
31.100
32%
,32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
145 Va
145 %
146 Va
6%
6%
6%
6 Va
19%
18%
19 Va
18%
14
13 Va
15 % '■■15%
42 Va
41%
73%
72%
97
*96
13 %
13%
15%
15%
133/B
15 Va
13%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
6.400
41 Va
42%
40%
41 Va
41 Va
42 Va
42 %
42%
67.300
73%
72%
73%
72
73
7134
72V4
9.900
6%
18"%
59
58%
59
13 Ya
13%
13
72%
146
.
•96
97
*96
147
58 3/8
7.500
145%
145%
160
6%
6 3/8
6%
6%
2.900
17%
18%
18%
18%
9.800
147
*145 Va
6%
19
97
-
97
*96
6.900
13%
97
•96
8%
8Va
8%
8%
8%
51%
34 Ya
*57%
39 Ya
*26
1
52 y8
51
51%
49%
51%
50
503/B
49
50
35
33%
34'A
33
333/4
32 Vb
33 'A
32%
33 y8
*57%
58 Va
56%
57%
56 3A
563/4
57
57
500
38
62.700
1
8
50
1
3
38%
45Va
1
33 Va
34 Ya
102%
46
par
100
8%
58 Va
38
39%
•26
40
40
40
26 3/4
8%
8 3/a
38
1
*26
•
J
8%
8%
38%
38
26%
*26
11.400
14.900
163.700
17
17
17
17%
17%
17
173/8
17%
26%
17%
23%
22%
23%
22
23%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21.000
16%
22.700
26%
*26
26%
8 Vb
8%
8
8%
16
16 Va
16
16 Va
16 VB
16%
8%
8
16%
8%
16 Vb
7%
-
2,500
3.300
8
460
39
37
38
37
37
37%
38
38
38
45%
45 Vb
45%
45%
45%
45 %
453A
45%
45%
27.000
46 Va
47
46 Va
47
47
47
46 %
47%
8.200
34
*33%
46 Va
33
3.600
34 Va
34%
34%
34 3/a
33 VB
34%
5.800
103 Vb
102 %
103 V*
102%
102%
*102%
1023A
102%
102%
100
100
100
100
*100
100 Va
100
100
*33 V*
34
34
33%
33%
343/8
34
33%
321/4
280
370
10
100
20%
100%
21 Vb
20%
21%
20%
21 Vb
20 3A
213/4
21%
22%
-5
44%
44%
44 Va
45
44 Va
44%
44%
45
45
47
5
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
700
52
52 Vb
51 VB
100
14.200
52
51%
513/4
51%
52%
14.800
57 Va
57%
57'A
57%
57%
58V4
57 Va
58 %
573/4
58aA
13.000
45 %
17 Va
47
45 Va
46
45V4
46
45 Va
46 3A
47
48 %
6.200
17%
17%
17%
.17%
17 5/8
173/4
16.100
*54'A
48%
55
543/4
*54Va
551/4
*54%
55V4
100
*100 Va
101 Va
I
25%
1
17%
5
30 Va
33%c
12.50
53%
61'A
No par
33V3C
1
1
common
50
common
Service Inc—i.
Corp of America
Inc
17 VB
17%
*54 %
17%
54%
1
49%
483/4
48%
48 Va
101 Va
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
100 Va
100%
50
25%
25%
25%
253/4
253/4
253A
25%
*25%
25%
1.400
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17 3A
173/4
173/4
17 3A
1.600
30 Va
30
30 VB
293/4
30%
30
30%
*30%
303/4
5.800
54%
53 VB
54 %
521/4
53%
52%
53Vt
51%
523/4
39.500
62 Va
60%
62
61%
62%
61 %
62%
613/s
62%
15.300
11.000
"
36
35%
101
101%
35%
36
35%
36 VB
100%
100%
89Va
89%
*98
100
100
100 Va
*100
IOIV4
100
105
105
106 Va
106 Va
105
105%
101
'
35'A
36 Vb
351/4
75%
72 %
73'A
72 %
85%
85
85
85
84
*83
35%
36%
101 Ya
220
88%
89%
260
*100
101%
101%
10114
*104
105
18%
18%
55
54 Va
*99 Va
101
73
85
85
84
84
84%
500
5434
55Vb
80.400
183/s
2.200
571/4
8.200
18%
18 Va
,
55V4
55%
*99 Va
101
18%
18%
57V4
57%
*99%
101
48%
48 Va
49
48%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
14%
14%
14%
14%
81%
81
81
80
80
1
19%
500
851/4
55Vb
32%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
21.900
851/4
31%
*76%
74%
*83%
54V2
32%
*76%
731/4
547/s
32%
No par
73%
83 3/a
32%
No par
18.500
86V4
32%
48 Va
(conv)
36
54 Va
*99 Va
preferred
35%
*104
83 Vb
1
2
preferred
70
36
*851/4
par
14%
*81
60
105
351/4
84
18 Va
54
36V8
102
55
54%
55 VB
2.700
48
100%
89 Va
73%
*83
48
89%
35V4
*101
90
35%
100
100
54 %
1013/4
,
36
34%
x73%
1
90
90
*89 Va
50c
5
5
300
49 Va
100 Va
49%
100
100
—100
par
52
54%
491/4
No par
(NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
+
Pillsbury Co common
No
$4 preferred
No
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
convertible
51%
163.400
No par
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.80
17
17
17
33
58%
No par
5
25
Phila & Reading Corp
$5
9.300
34 VB
No par
preferred
4.68%
6.600
15%
common
Permutit
4.40%
3.010
31.000
33 VB
1
Phila Electric Co common
1
5,200
23
21%
54
70c
1
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
4
-
22%
1
Cement
Gas
Petroleum
16
16% May 15
12%
15%
-
Co
Petrolane
Apr
22
12%
34%
preferred
103
12% Jun
12%
*17%
15 %
33%
16
convertible preferred
31
Jan
12%
5.100
Industries
Co
Permanente
Jan
64
12%
21
No par
—100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
106
67
12%
4.000
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
Jan
12%
2.400
37%
conv
4.30%
11
33,800
16%
99
Inc
Pipe Line
Transportation
Pennzoil
5
41 y2 Jan
52
37
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
100% Nov 27
31%
51 Va
98%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
103
Jan
31%
51%
36%
4%%
19
'
16%
31%
51 Vs
99%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No
Apr
87% Mar 27
16%
31%
52%
36%
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
97
24
16%
32
51
99%
Penick & Ford
13
Oct
16%
31%
52%
12%
50c
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Sep
82
16%
32
50%
16%
99%
Electronics
4%
preferred
Papercraft Corp
100
81
16%
31
50%
No par
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
8
101
16 %
32
36
American Sulphur
4.68%
*
100
50%
50 %
38% Mar 22
10y4Jun
38.500
15%
34% Feb
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
2.100
42'A
1
41
3
38%
41%
1
14
Jan
38%
41 Vb
5
25
95
38%
41
Penn Fruit Co
25% Jun
106 % May 25
38%
41 Vb
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Apr
98
38%
40 Vb
99'A
Ltd
Inc
*96%
38%
41%
10% Feb
14
98
98
38%
16%
—10
Pan Amer World Airways
Tool
400
98
12 Va
Parmelee
9.300
18 %
40 Va
Sep 17
July 31
37
7 %
23% Jun
28% May 29
98% July 25
Aggregates
Corp
East
1
25%
*17 Vs
38%
32%
145%
Panhandle
98
50
25%
18%
41%
1
Packard-Bell
*96%
,
25%
*96 Va
18
101%
25%
*17%
25%
18
38%
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6% preferred100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America
5
Pan
2(5 Va
18
98
Aug 15
11
17
27
*100
16%
22%
14
52% Jan
Feb
101%
25%
18
Pendleton
15'A Sep
3
27
11
*100
101%
25%
18%
19% Apr 25
25% May 22
19% Jan
9
17% Jan
4
48% Jan
May 31
May 29
28
?5% Apr 10
7
15% Aug
27% Jan
19 % Jan
2
May 24
101 Va
101%
25%
220
32
Pacific
12
*100
101%
720
420
|
36
35 % Apr
12
103
41 Va
Intermountain Express Co_5
13
103
36
Petroleums
11
104%
99%
Lighting
Sep
*103
99 Va
Pacific
19%
104 Va
6.000
35%
Pacific
Apr
6% Jun
*103
87
36%
Pacific
157
103
99
100%
14% May 13
25
25
103
50%
99
5
Inc.5
Corp
&
Electric
&
103
50 Va
*86
35%
63% Jan 17
15% Jan
*
American
16 % Aug 20
85%
15
Co——.
34% Jan
99
85%
38 Va
Overnite
Paper
50%
99
85%
*96%
No par
c0
50VB
99%
85 Va
18 Vb1
30c
11
24% Feb
96
Outlet
51%
99
86
25%
5
Outboard Marine Corp
50%
99%
85%
*100
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
Otis Elevator
__3.125
18
24
Oct~24
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
51%
99
86
103
7.50
Gas
Jan
105
25
31
Natural
51
99
86
100
preferred
37% Sep
68% May 14
85'% Sep 13
15 % Oct
3
preferred
4%
4.24%
Oklahoma
52
98%
Transportation Co
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred
100
10% Jun
Jan
4.44%
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
19% Aug 15
46%
13
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
2
26% Aug 29
18% [Feb 13
44% Jun
4.40%
51%
15
100
100
100
100
2.50
20
Ohio Edison Co common
19P/a
19%
139 Va
58 Va
I8V4
553/4
101
*99%
313A
30%
49 %
48%
50%
49 Vb
51
14Va
*14Va
143/4
143/s
14%
81%
*80
82
*80
76%
763A
763/4
*76
19 %
19%
19%
5.400
313A
19Vb
59 Va
31%
76%
139 Va
58 Va
57%
81%
19%
139 Va
18%
101
10.700
1,800
30
82 1
•
500
77
18%
3.200
191/4
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
139
May
67% Feb
143
8
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
5Va% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Jun
3
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
70% Jun
4
Pittston
May
8
12% Jan
4
7
Jan
2
59% Sep
14% Sep
36% Oct
5
f Oct 22
54
9
38
Jan
3
72% Aug 28
55% Jan 24
41
Jan
3
80
19% Jan
35% Mar 29
31
Aug
2
40% Jan
5% Oct
22
35
116% Mar
8
6
Jan
125
Nov
14
Jan
17
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
57% Feb
28
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
105% Jan
3
21
Oct
24
34% Dec
6
81% Jun
14
221
Jan
3
13% Oct
24
21
Jan
22
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
5
56% Jun
25
92% Jan
2
20% Jun
25
32% Apr
69% Dec
122
28% Mar 20
120% May
15% Jan
6
3
93
Jan
20 %
July 17
14
69% Mar
133
130
17
4
Aug 27
Jun
5
38% Aug 28
211% Sep
6
20 Va May 27
100% Aug 22
Co
Procter
6
Public
85
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
91 % Jan
95
Feb
21
87
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
% Sep
Q7 v„
Anr
5
90% July 17
98
Nov
21
100% AUg 21
Apr
110% Feb
10
15
25
79% Apr
24% Dec
11
75% Aug 211
81% Jun
14
25% Aug
7
28
24
Feb
8
23
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
88
23
84
Jan
24
May
3
Jun
24
18
Jan
Mar 29
31 Ye May 29
20% Oct 23
43% Jan
28% Jun
38% Dec
25
38 % Mar
•■"=■
17%
100
21 Va
21
78 Va
79%
79
21%
79 Va
31%
31%
*132V4
60 Va
62%
117%
*113
134
611/4
115
134,
*132%
591/8
,
20
60 '
8.800
150
114
*112
34%
35 %
3.900
188 Va
193
193
196%
138.800
17 VB
18
18
18%
2.800
100
*100
34%
35%
191
17%
35Va
370
100%
100'A
100
20%
21 VB
21
21VB
21 :
21%
21.100
79
79%
79
79%
79
79%
21.700
31
30 Vb
*100
j
>
31
31%
30%
31 Vs
25.500
72%
73 Va
73'/b
73 Vb
73%
73 VB
61.800
31 %
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
1.200
100
*91%
100
93%
93 Va
100
*98'A
99 Va
5.28%
Serv
Co
of
92
*91
92
*91
92
*91
92
*93 V2
94 Va
*93 Va
94 Va
*93V2
94%
*93%
94%
*98%
99 Va
*98 Ya
99 Va
*98
98%
98%
98%
92
93
*
106 Va
107%
*107
10
120
140
108
110 Va
100
107
107 Va
107
107
109 Va
100
*107
107 Va
100
Ind
*109Va
llOVa
109 Va
110 Va
110 Va
110%
*1091%
110%
130
com—No par
39%
39 Va
39 VB
39%
39V4
38%
39 Vb
38%
38%
8.000
78%
78%
*78 Va
80
*77%
79%
78
78%
78%
78%
24%
<)24
24%
*24
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24
3 Va %
preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16% preferred
100
25
40% Jan
9
23% Jan
31% May 14
Pullman
26
36% Jan
47% Aug 27
Pure Oil
25
100
100 %
21'A
100
35
183'A
17%
134
73 VB
35
Jun
61%
116
31%
2
80
*132%
62 %
117%
31%
5
com_No par
Gas
Puetro
64% Apr
134
62%
117%
73'A
of Colorado
&
May 24
4
132 %
*30%
Etac
preference com
22
Jun
*
62%
118
31%
div
25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
22
7% May 16
132 %
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.40
May 15
24 Va Jan
600
74 Va
Service Co
Public Serv
Public
No par
86
2
35
132'A
lo
18% July
5% Oct
84
35
73%
5.05%
111% Jan
21
lu-j',2 Aug 27
108
May 27
32% Jan
3
109% Jan
15
Nov
19
35%
31'A
4.30%
July 25
*35
No par
4.18%
21
35
preferred
4.08%
22% Jan
100
sf pref_100
Gamble
&
32% Sep
40% July 25
35
17%
79 % Aug 13
32% Feb 18
35
800
35 Vb
36
30 % Jan
Jun 29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
77%
35 Va
195
b8% Jan
106
77%
35 VB
17%
27% Jan
109
78
35
35 Va
6
110
72
72
77
184%
Co
*70
*70
17%
Power
16.800
77
36 Vb
Electric
13%
72
199%
Potomac
28.800
13
77
192 Va
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5 Va%
58%
12 Va
13 Va
58
13 VB
*70
1
18
20
139
*137 V*
58 VB
77
10
23% Apr
80% Sep
139
58 Ya
72
Plough Inc__-'.
preferred
*137 Va
59%
77
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
19
29
13
13%
138
*70
62Va
26
Jun
13 Vb
13%
58%
76 Va
-72
*117
35%
31% May 14
104
13 Va
138
76 Va
72
1
common
convertible
July 24
96% Mar
57%
75
1.25
$3.50
29
49% May 29
(The)
*137
*24
*23%
24%
*
*23%
24%
39
*23%
24
7
7 Vb
24
7Vb
7
85%
*85
24
7
100
I
800
3.800
6%
7
7
7
85 Va
85
85
*85
19 Vs
19 Va
19 VB
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
35 Va
36
35 Va
35 Vb
35
36 Vb
35%
35 VB
35%
36
2 V 100
No par
28 Va
29%
28 Va
29
28 Va
28%
28%
29%
29V8
29%
34 700
45
45%
44 Vb
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
44%
26 400
71%
70%
71%
71'A
71%
3.300
69%
4.600
Rican
Purolator
Cement
Co
Inc
l
5
Products
Inc
1
6%
*85
71%
72
71%
71%
70%
85 Va
*85
85%
30
7.700
Q
54% Oct
136
24
Oct
25
?5% Oct
26
91% Feb
J. 46
16
61
Mar 13
141
30% Jan
3
% Mar
1
Jan
2
27% Jan
2
73 % Aug 28
151 % Aug 30
34 % Apr 29
Quaker Oats
6%
Co
common
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Cor*—10
69%
*150
33%
70%
151
33%
69 Va
*150
33 Va
69%
151
33%
x68%
*149
33%
69%
151
33 VB
68%
*149
33%
69'A
150
33%
68%
147 Va
33%
149^
33%
70
800
Volume
198
6301
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1153)
21
NEW TORE STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962 >
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
Sept. 16
par
Tuesday
Sept. 17
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 18
PRICES
Sales fo*
Thursday
Friday
Sept. 20
Sept. If)
the Week
Shares
R
38% Jun
637/a Mar 14
27
8
Oct
Jan
2
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
45
10
31% Aug
7
40
Jan
15 y« Feb
26
Jan
21% Jan
30% Feb
24
2
13
Aug
14% Feb
16
8% Jan
2
24 Va Apr
2iyz Jan
2
25
41% Feb
18
16
10 Va Feb
1
5% Oct
24
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
19
Jan
15
13% Jan
15
14% Sep
18
8
House
4%
Co
Oct~24
10V4 Oct
Sep
18
10 y2 Mar 14
16% Sep
18
29% May 28
Red
13
17% Feb
21
21% Jun
17% Sep
14
Jun
16
Reeves
19
Reichhold
14
30
5
Sep
21 Va Feb
12
Jan
2
Oct
23
16% Jan
10
May
8
16% Oct
25
19 % Apr
18% Jan
9
31 % Jup.
9% Jun
23
38 % Jan
49% Jan
28
4
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
3
14
23
Jan
23
12% Aug 20
20% Jan
17
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
69
Jan
17
12
24
May 28
6% Oct 24
12% Oct
Jan
19
14%
12% Jan.^-4
>•»
Sep
18% Feb
20
2
17
Mar 12
14
19
60
Jan
4
Nov
7
31
Oct
24
20 Va Oct
26
20% Jan
27
41 Va Jan
8
50% Nov
14
Jan
5
36 ya Jan
40 Va Jan
52"% Jan
2
29
4
23% Jan
Jun
25
116% Jan
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
86 Ye Nov
90
8
8Jun
24
7
&
Revere
Copper
Inc
23
Rexall
Drug
11
Reynolds Metals
4Va %
Jan
47% May 14
8
88% Feb
10% Jan
2
17% Aug 29
4% Jan
2
Corp
&
2nd
conv
Reynolds
(R.
Preferred
Rheem
J.)
3
42% Feb
(19% Jan
24
12
23
Aug
1
28% May 31
Robertshaw
22% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
38% Aug 26
Rochester Gas
26 Va May 11
25
May 29
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
2
43% Aug 26
44% Aug 12
Rochester
Mar 14
51
July 30
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
44% Mar 14
39
Jan
2
37% Mar 19
28 y4 Aug
5
20
73
Jun
34% Mar 26
27
38
Feb
8
124% Dec
90
97
Aug 30
15% May 29
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
34 % Jan
5
104
18
Dec
94
24 Va Jan
25
29% Feb
12
31% Mar 15
;
•
27%
44 j
10
Apr"ll
Dec 26
"*7% Oct~23
14% Feb
~~5
11 Va May 29
17 ye Jan
4
25
Oct
26
41
Jan
5
15
Oct
26
26% Jan
22
18% Feb
13
•
7% Oct 24
12
145
15% Aug
21.
Sep
Sep
Aug 12
11
44% Sep
20
2
43y4Jan
9
33
44
2
26% Jan
9
6
Feu
6
38
49% May. 1
2
Ryder
45% Feb
4
91 Va Apr
22
352% Jan 26
352% Jan
26
22% Jun
26
37
'
Jan
4
25
Jan
64% Sep
98 Va
40%
7
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
20% May 21
21% Mar 1
19
Jan
10
18% Jan
2
68% Oct
81
79
8
1
22% Oct
8
23
27% May 29
-
Dec
31
21% Feb
26% July
93% Sep
20
5
5
20
26% Jan •" 2
36%
3
35 a, Jan
39% Mar 15
May. 29
16% Jan
2
Aug 13
26
18 ya Jan
2
27% Jan
2
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
1
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
11% Jan
9
49
98%
Feb
14
23
Aui"l2
39% Mar 12
11
Oct
Jan
30
40 % Apr
8
15% Oct
.
Aug
9
42% Jan 24
10
2
Jan
13% Sep
2
9% Jan
15
16
13% Jan
2
9% Aug 21
18% Jan
Sep
10
23 Vb
May 21
10% Jun
_
47 Va Sep
18
32
35% Jan
6V4 Jan
61%
24
50
Oct
25
Oct
77
Jan
90
Feb
19
Oct
23
28% Apr
53% Dec
25
42% Jan
2
16
87
23
10% Aug-
1
28
48%. Aug
1
31
Mar 15
;
System
59
23
Jan
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
92
6
99 % Dec
31
97% Jan
9
103
23
26% Jan
30
21% Jan
2
82
77
Apr
Sep
4
32% Aug 29
14%
14%
14
14%
14Va
16%
17
14%
16%
16%
16%
16%
12
VA
16%
11%
12
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
23 Va
11%
22%
22%
11%
22
22
22%
22%
23
%
43%
23%
42%
43 %
13%
13%
13
13
4.200
42
42
13%
60%
*60
14%
14%
*42%
3.900
7.700
i
8.900
1.200
43
*42%
43
2.200
13
13
12%
13
2.600
60
60%
60%
60%
*59%
60%
15%
*59 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
%
14%
9%
9%
9%
15%
30.900
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
3,900
*15%
40
16
*15%
16%
15%
15%
16
16
43%
X42 %
42%
40%
42
41
41%
41%
49%
48%
42%
59.500
49%
48%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
3.500
16
600
43%
44%
17.300
38%.
38
38%
10.500
32%
31%
32%
79.100
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
51
51
106 %
107%
106
106
38%
39.%
108
108
106
38%
40 %
*85%
86%
1
15%
15%
Ltd—£
5 Va
5%
1.25
108
37 %
39%
106
106
38%
39%
38%
86%
85
85
16
15%
16
*85
86%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*85
100
1.900
39%
86 %
*85
171.900
200
12.800
5%
5%
18.500
54%
55%
55
53%
54%
53%
53%
49
49%
52%
48%
49%
53%
47.300
48%
49 '/a
48%
48%
34%.
10
34%
48%
34%
48%
19.000
34%
34%
35
34
34%
34%
34%
6.300
29%
28%
28%
28
28 Va
27
28%
2.000
54. %
29%
29%
1
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
No par
27 V4
27%
37%
38 Va
27'/a
38
38'%
27%
7.100
37%
38 Va
10
38%
38%
*42 %
42%
38%
42%
42%
38%
42%
7.400
Co
Corp
5
42%
5
141%
X29
143
*98
100
100
.
43%
141
*98
42%
43
42%
42%
43
42%
141%
43
42%
140
139%
*42%
43
139%
141
100
99%
99%
*98
42%
142
99%
*97%
43%
1,900
43
7.700
143
2.400
99%
40
16
16%
16
16%
16
16
15%
16
31%
16
32%
30%
16%
31%
7.900
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
18.400
1
40%
40%
41
41%
40%
41%
8%c
41%
40%
42%
42%
41%
40%
43%
5.300
40%
39%
40
39 %
40
34
37%
34%
34
39%
29.900
34%
34
34 Va
34
34
48 %
34%
49
34
48%
49'/a
2.500
48%
49 Va
47%
48%
47%
48
105.200
47%
46%
47%
8.300
10%
11%
26.600
1
20 g
48%
48%
48%
49
46%
11%
10%
11%
48%
10%
48%
11
11%
12 %
10%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
28%
12%
28%
28%
12%
1.300
28%
No par
17-%
17 Va¬
11%
il %
1.66%
95 Va
63 Va
62%
100
V
*375
100
Villi
28%
28%
*28%
28%
28%
17%
28%
17%
3.600
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
11%
11%
17%
11
2.700
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
19.100
,;63?;:V:
-
95 %
425
*95%
*375
,63%
63 %
96
*95 Va
425
*375
10
37%
38
38%
39%
20%
20
20%
63%
96
425
39
39%
63%
63%
95%
*375
15.200
95%
230
425
39
39%
20.700
20%
47.600
No par
20%
20%
■20%
No par
100
24%
24%
24%-
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
*92%
93%
92%
92%
*92 %
93
92%
93
5
35%
36
35%
36 %
35%
35%
35%
38 %
36%
38%
38
%
83.100
10
38 va
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
6.600
13%
118.500
Regis Paper Co
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
13%
20%
36.500
300,
13%
13%
10%
13%
11%
13%
5
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
com__1.40
21%
22
21%
22%
4.200
Inc
21%
22%
213/4
22 %
preference
9%
9%
*9%
10
23.600
35c
9%
9%
9%
43%
45%
9%
Corp
common
1
convertible preferred—.__30
45
46%
1.600
45%
47 %
44%
453/4
32%
33 Va
33 Va
33 Va
103.100
32%
33%
33%
33%
1.800
Schenley
Industries
Convertible
1
Schering
5%
'
9 Va
8%
9
9
9%
1
SCM
Corp common..
5%%
convertible
preferred
Scott
8%
1
V
N
13%
65
65 %
65
65 Va
65
65%
5
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
53
13%
9%
9%
8.600
65%
65
5.700
transactions
Paper
Co
$3.40 preferred
50
52 %
52%
52 %
52%
52%
No par
No par
common
37%
37%
37%
37%
V:37vV/
90
90
*90
102
102
♦101
preferred
f
No par
Mfg Co common--—
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
$4
30 %
Scovill
Jan
18
7
4% Jan
2
25
33 Va Dec
31
32% Jan
2
40 Va May 29
Seaboard
11% July 30
23% Jan
3
17% Jan
2
22% Jun
Seaboard Finance Co
2
14%
17%
6.900
10.800
51%
San
12
14
26
*50%
St
Jun
5 % Apr
25%
51%
Preferred series A 5%
6% Feb
Jun
25%
S
5
21
25%
2.50
22
4
26
1
3% Oct
Jun
25%
l
74% Jan
82
14%
*50%
St. Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
5
14%
44
Stores common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St. Joseph Lead Co
22
30
20
15%
37%
31%
Inc
Schlumberger
16% Jan
19%
15%
43%
__
Schick Inc
38 Va Aug
20%
16%
5
Aeronautical Co____
Foreign
10% Oct
13%
20
14%
1
10% July 11
26
13Va
21
14%
26
17%
32%
Co
75% Apr
2
Aug 23
13%
19%
13%
25 %
17%
38%
4%
16
Jlaly 17
50.100
13%
19%
13%
25%
44%
Safeway
27
35% July 22
29.900
31%
Corp
■VlVvV
2
16
20%
44%
transactions
Ryan
60% Jan
19%
38
Corp
14
94% Nov
20%
14V4
43%
Rorer (Wm H) Inc__!
Royal Crown Cola Co___-__
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
19% Jan
28
Jun
20
12%
1
16% Mar 21
89
20%
13 VA
1
D)
Ruberoid
36% May 29
20
11%
32%
Corp
(Geo
31% Feb
Jun
20 %
11
1.400
38%
Corp
29
2
20
57.900
44%
common
Rubbermaid Inc
Jan
20%
32%
15%
No par
Elec
Co
Royal McBce
9
32
31%
preferred series A_
11% Sep
26 y8 Apr
32%
2.50
&
13% Jan
22
11% July 23
32%
38%
Telephone
Foreign
"8% Juiy
33%
44%
Co
Trust
Rohm
Ronson
32'/a
100
Rockwell-Standard
Rohr
8,200
33%
11%
32%
Corp
Corp
Roper
40%
11%
38%
Inc
Controls
Haas
40%
11%
45%
Company
&
40%
11%
31%
com
Oil Corp__
Riegel Paper Corp
4%
40%
11%
50
Richfield
Ritter
110%
40%
11%
38%
series
Selection
10%
40%
11%
33
%
No par
Tobacco
Richardson-Merrell
18
17% Jan
9
Mar 18
18% Jan
Sep
99% Sep
Mar 19
37%
21% May 29
33 ya Jan
2
Feb
Rhodesian
4.700
11
40%
11%
33%
48%
100
Mariufacturing
Oct
102
*10%
8.200
42%
Co___2.50
pref
3.60%
40%
1.700
17%
11
9
1
Chemical
&
40%
,
10.900
15%
5
;
17%
13%
10
Brass
17%:
*60
10
Co com
preferred series A
4%%
28
Steel
17%
11
41%
5
preferred
17%
10%
*22%
100
common
17%
10%
16%
_50c
Corp
convertible
17%
10%
14%
_50c
$1
17%
11
12
I_"I_5
Co
35
24%
1
Republic
6% May 221
.65% Feb 21
50% Sep
4
36% Apr 16
31% Sep
4
40
Eng
17%
57,400
78%
34%
17%
Mfg Co common
preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Conv
74%
78%
35"
*13
10
Reliance
Revlon
110
36% July. 17
85
Sep 20
14
5Va Dec
25
' Oct
Elec
Corp
72%
78%
35
10%
50c
~~
72%
78%
34%
20%
50
.
71%
79%
34%
11%
No par
_No par
Inc
73 Va
79%
34%
32%
50
preferred
Chemicals
Stores
Reliance
52% May 21
102 % Jan
4
15% Feb
26
3% Jun
Jan
Bros
Reliable
preferred
s
Republic
41% Aug
37% Jun
Mar
49% Jan
31
2nd
Stores
53
Aug 27
48% Jan 24
Jan
67% Mar 13
26
1st
non-cum
Owl
10% Apr 19
16% May
2
44% Sep 11
34% Jan
43% Jan
Oct
30
97
2
6% J an
24
28
48
Jan
non-cum
4%
72
79 %
34%
40%
3.33%
—™IH~5
"—50
Reed Roller Bit Co
141% Apr
73%
79%
34%
17%
10%
1
common
x72%
80%
34%
_No~ par
Inc_
73%
80
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading
72%
No par
2.50
2*50
22% Mar
13%
com_No par
preferred
Inc
Random
17
21
1st
Ranco
33% Sep
30% Jan
19y4 Aug 27
7y2 Jan 21
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston Purina Co
44% May 14
12% May 24
9
25
16% May 29
May 29
Radio
11
24
18% Aug 22
7
13% Jan
9% May 17
38
7% Jun
75% Sep
56
79% Dec
71 % May 29
28% Sep 10
12% May 29
*78
'
.
*4%
31 %
91
103%
30%
79
*78
4%
*90
►101
30%
30%
79
4%
*78
4%
4%
12%
12%
17.700
52 %
52%
1.600
37%
37
37%
22.200
91
90
90
103%
31 Va
79
5
*101
130
103%
303/4
10
31
*78
11.000
79
5
5
7.700
20
38%
39
38%
40
39
39
21 Va
397/jb
21%
21
21%
39 Va
1
Air Line RR Co
21
21 Va
23,300
21
10 Va
10%
21 Va
10.000
Vb
9% Sep 20
29% Aug 20
59
Jun
9% Dec
25
31
6% May 29
103 Va Oct 12
88% Jan
2
15% Mar
2
14% Jan
4
104
Aup 7
12% May 29
18% Jan
6% Jun
30 Va Jun
25
45% Feb
12
25
29% Jan
4
23% Mar 28
14 Va Jun
5
9% Oct
24
28% Oct
23
3
11% Mar 30
Jun
4
10 Va
10%
Falls
2.50
5
10%
25
Seagrave
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
10%
36 Va Apr
31%
31%
32%
32%
31%
31%
74
17
99
13
Sears
Co
3
97%
98%
97%
98%
97%
98%
6
16
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
7%
No par
__1
1
*103%
105 Va
*103%
105 Va
*105
105 %
22%
23%
X22 Va
21%
15 Va
15%
15%
22%
15%
15%
15%
24%
15%
2.50
25%
24%
25%
23%
24%
22%
23 %
38 %
38%
38%
8.900
1
39%
39 Va
39%
38
23%
8.300
No par
23 %
39 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
14
223/4
23%
14
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
133/4
13%
2,100
44%
453/4
41.800
24
24
24%
243/4
9
Jan
Mar
6% Aug 22
103 Va Jan
8
19% Aug
2
13% Jun 24
14
Sep
May 20
11% Jan
106
23%
22
Servel
16% Jun
13
7
Inc
S
F
Financial
C
25% Sep
16
Shahmoon
43 % Apr
22
18% Jan
2
24 % Apr
16
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp____
11% Jan
2
7
41% Mar 20
34% Jan
16
Dec
31
22% Feb
11
24% May
16
19 % Jan
2
3
Industries
19
Jun
26% Oct
Inc
46%
47%
46
46%
45%
46%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
.1
50c
1
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
15%
16
1
2 3 3/4
23%
23%
Shell
Oil
Co
15
18% Jan
4
7% Aug
8
13% Jan
14
Sheraton
22
21
May 23
15% Sep
18
19% Feb
18
Shoe
2
21 Va Jun
20
26% Jan
28
Signode Steel Strapping
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
32% Jan
2
43% Aug
7
26% Aug
32% Feb
11
33% Jan
23
56
24% Oct
24
15 Va Oct
24
28% Oct
24
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
22
Mfg
Simmons
Simonds
Sinclair
Sep
20
Co
Oil
55% Jan
69 Va Aug
7
Skelly
Oil
35% Mar
8
23
34 Va Sep
17
Smith
(A
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
51 Va Aug
13
Smith-Douglass
Smith
20
May 29
25
60% Mar 20
69% Aug
20
59% Dec
27
58 % Jan
2
75
17
12% Nov
26
11% Jan
2
25% Aug 29
10% Fen
6
61% Apr
24
South Carolina
Feb
4
39% Jun
25
9 Va Jan
58
Feb
r2
15
8%
Sep
53 % Jan
13
21
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
29
May 28
44% Jan
17
32% Jan
2
40% Jan
16
28% Jan
2
30 % Jan
4
21% Oct
24
27% Oct
24
33
Jan
16
17 Ya Jun
25
23% Feb
16
23 Va May 29
38 Va Jun 25
31% Mar 30
21 % Aug
7
30
July 18
57 % Jan
51 Va Jan
40 % Jun 26
53
May
9
50
36.
50
Mar 21
43
May 29
21% May 29
44
30% Feb
30
16
24%
24%
253/4
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43%
5.400
27%
28
28 Va
28 %
28%
28%
33%
33%
47%
34
47%
33%
34
48%
*33%
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
47%
47%
28.400
84%
85%
85%
85%
85%
86%
85%
86 Va
85%
87%
17.500
653/i
66
65%
65%
65%
66%
66
66
65%
66%
4.300
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33
33%
14.200
47%
33%
33%
46%
46%
47%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45 %
46%
11.200
22% May 29
35% Mar
90
23
47% Jan
2
8% Jan
24
42% Jan
2
Oct
3
; Jan
15
95% Dec
26
For
footnotes,
5%
Mobile
Pacific
Co
1
38% Jun
21
Southwestern
15
2
19% Aug
30
Spalding
10% Mar
6
6% Jan
3
15% Sep
10% Sep
25% Mar 19
38% Sep
18
5
11
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical
Feb
1
see page 23.
673/a
663/4
68 Va
673/4
68%
68
68%
24.600
733/4
73%
67%
75"'::
67%
73%
74%
74%
73 %
74%
73%
74%
35.200
24
%
23%
24
%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
24%
9.100
8%
8%
8%
83/a
8%
8%
8%
3.300
56%
57%
57
57%
4.200
52 Va
*52
52 %
1
8%
8 Va
8'/a
573/i
57%
57%
*52%
Jan
May
7
97
Spartans
4.20%
58
57
58
*52%
53%
52%
52 VA
52 %
2.50
com
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
39 Va
393/a
39%;:
39
39 3'8
900
5
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
38 %
37%
38%
37%
38 Va
13.200
343/4
34
34
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
*33%
34 Va
*34
*52
200
100
1
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22
21%
22
2.400
8V3
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33
333/a
33%
33%
33%
34
30.500
&
55 Va
55%
55
55%
55%
54%
55%
55%
55%
El_No par
7.50
55%
55%
56
56%
*56
56%
56
56
52%
53%
523/4
53%
53
533%
53 Va
533/a
52%
53 Va
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35 Va
34%
35
34%
35
36.700
(Del)
No par
No par
common
preferred
Ohio
33% Mar
94 %
66 3/j
23%
Edison—
Gas
Railway
non-cum
&
l1
1.300
2.000
5
Southern
Aug
3.800
33%
Southeastern Public Service Co
80
24
8%
13%
28%
25
July 10
3
1
68
24%
8%
15%
42%
preferred
21% May
24
8%
153/4
Va
com_4.50
Co
Sugar
Southern
21
24
14.900
8%
15%
15
Rico
15
55% Mar
8%
15%
6.700
50
Gas
37% Aug
19% Feb
Jun- 25
Co
Indiana
28% Mar
8%
15%
15%
243/4
33%
Co
72% Jan
4
G
Southern
7
9% Oct
&
Southern
2
7.300
24%
28 Va
Platinum
&
E
Southern Natural Gas Co
16
24
Puerto
8%
42
Labs.No par
9
31
5
Jersey
8%
42%
preferred
South
8%
34
Inc
53 % Aug
59% Feb
26% Jan
Gold
Amer
8%
No par
Co
Jan
75
1
Oil
Jan
20% Dec
Nov
18
French
&
Mobil
California
May 29
11
Feb
Kline
South
8%
5.400
5
Southern
18 % July
5
Feb 14
7
27
5%
12,800
10
34% Aug 16
57% Sep
"6
57% Apr 25
71
Apr
54
41% Aug 23
49% May 21
35% Feb 25
South
16
283/4
Soo Line Railroad Co
Socony
10.166
333/4
Co Inc
25
Sep
7.600
213/8
20%
28%
Corp
5% July 3
7% May 29
,
2,400
7
105%
42%
Co
O)
44
72% Feb 28
6%
*105
5
45 Va Jun
Jun
13
50c
Co
Co
62
87%
*12%
6,900
10
25
Singer
14
24
Mar
26.100
10.200
Corp
19 Va Oct
Jan
1.900
98%
No par
Steel.
Pattern
50 Va Jun
:Feb2T
103/a
31%
97%
No par
—.
Saw &
50
3
America
America
of
Co
j
.
Corp of
Simplicity
Sep
Corp
Corp
36% Aug 28
Jan
35% Jan
63
Sheller
10%
313/a
transactions—.
22% Jan
27
22
No par
1
(Frank G)__
24
25% May 23
•
13
Shaltuck
Foreign
Oct
Corp
2
30
23
16
Corp___
9% Jan
14% May 29
May 28
Corp
common
Servomation
34% Jan
17% May
49% Sep 11
9% Oct
&
$5.25 preferred
Mar 12
Sep
Roebuck
stock
Public
20
ctfs
Service
(A G)
& Bros
Industries
preferred
tr
Co
Inc
100
common
64%
64
64%
20%
20%
20%
80
78
78
*56
64 Va
63%
64%
633/4
64 %
23.900
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
4.400
78 Va
*77%
78%
77%
77%
36
36%
36
36%
18%
19
15
15%
36%
36
36
36
36 Va
1
18%
19 Va
19
19%
18%
19
19
19
15 Va
15%
1
100
14%
143/4
14%
15%
15%
153%
10
10%
10Va
10%
10
10%
10
10 Va
37 Va
37%
37%
37%-
37
37%
36%
37%
*963/4
98
*96%
98
600
7.600
63%
36 Va
6
18 .400
56 Va
*77%
1
2.50
Co
64
20%
*78
54%
98
*963/4
'
„
2.600
14.700
10%
10%
5.600
37
31%
44.000
'
*96%
100
7.300
■
*963/4
t
/
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1154)
.
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
V
■
I/Owest
■
Highest
Lowest
Aug 16
90
97
20 % Jun
25
81'
25
86
Sep
25
Sep
7
Jan
3
2
92
2
49
77% Jan
34 % Aug 26
48
b.
74 % July
2
22
81
35% Jan
2
65% Dec
98% Dec
39% Oct
i
Square D Co
Staley A E Mfg
Standard
July
5
85% Apr
15
$3.50
20 y2 Feb
14
Standard
Standard
Oil
98% Apr
24
9
Industries
Jan
17
6%
16% Jan
25% Sep
24
10% Oct
31
22'/a Feb
12
11% July 18
18% Oct
*
24
40 % Jan
2
20% Mar 25
11% Mar
6
6% May 29
'
22.
1
Jan
5
32% Dec
24
47% Jan
28
84% Nov
28
14% May 29
19% Jan
17
'
24%
23
Oct~22
Jun
25
15% Oct
1
26
Nov
9
18 1
v
~Feb
37
34
12
Starrett
Co
38% Jan
15
Stauffer
98
98
97%
98 %
65%
64 %
65%
48.700
71 %
72%
72-%
73%
66%
67
126/400
67 Va
67%
67
67%
67%
67%
94
93 Va
93%
14/
13%
13%
50
49
49-
85
12
Sterling
29% Jan
6
38V4 Aug
37y4 Jun
2
Stevens
5
Stewart-Warner
18
29% Feb 25
Feb
28
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
20% May 17
18% Jan
11
24% Jan
'
Aug 29
70% Feb
13
50'/a Mar 20
62
25
16% Nov 23
14% July 12
18% Jan
27% May 29
33 y4
Apr
21% May 29
44
31
15
13
Jan
2
23% Jan
24
Jan
10% Feb
2
5%
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
'M-
24
30% Jan
2
28% Jan
2
25% Jan
15% Jan
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
28% May 21
SuCrest
55% Jun
Sunbeam
14% Oct
'
*
May 29
32
1
2
17% May 29
41
45% Apr 23
24% Nov 29
Vb Jan
35
43
May 29
92
May 14
53% Jan 15
43 y2 Jan
59
24
28% Feb
8
25 V4 Jan
36% Aug
56% May
May 29
^195 VJun 27
12 % Aug
13
^
24
3iy2 Oct
22 % Jun
2iy8Oct
19
Jan
50% Aug
~6
<
Sep
12% Jun
7% Jan
21
1559
24 y4 Mar 21
15% Jan
2
20
24
49% Feb
44% Apr
25
12% Oct
Jan
47% Jan
2
20%
1385 Feb
1045
21
5
98% May 10
;
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20
5
2
12
May 14
May
1
10
25
61% Dec
'
35%
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
35
36%
35
34 Va
2
|*82%
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84
1.300
79,300
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38,100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
common—1
20 Va
20%
20%
21
20%
21 Va
21
21 %
20%
21
i—20
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
—r-—»——1
20 %
20%
1.100
59
59 Va
59%
60 %
59
/
59%
59%
60 %
60
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60
1
4.200
17
17
17 VB
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
4.400
Corp
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1
41%
42%
41%
42
42
—1.25
^-1
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31%
31 Va
31%
30
8%
9%
8%
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42
42%
31
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1
8
9
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30%
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6.600
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8.300
41%
43%
30%
V
30%
3.000
8 Va
8%
502.000
9.600
7.900
Corp
__5
Corp common
—1
series A preferred—No par
22%
54V4
23%
22%
7.800
*92%
Chemical
$4.50
Sun
Oil
Co
Sunray
Sunshine Biscuits
Sunshine
Sweets
Inc
of
Co
Swift &
Inc
1.38 8/9
' 58%
57%
59
35%
35%
35%
35%
128,200
56
56
56%
55%
56%
55%
55%
55 Va
55 %
3.300
11
11%
11 Va
11
11 Va
10%
11 Va
7.300
11%
1375
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1361
17%
18
40%
39%
37%
38%
39%
37%
19%
20
19%
24%
25
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29%
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47 %
11
1360
1380
17%
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1343
1355
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17%
17 V2
17%
39%
39
39%
39%
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1365
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400
39
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15.000
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
5.800
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19.900
25
25%
25%
25%
28%
29%
28 Va
28%
28 %
30
29 %
30%
45%
'
46%
45%
46%
46
46%
45%
46
6%
24%
4%
5'/a
Co__5
21 Va
21%
21%
Texaco Inc—«_12.50
71%
72%
70%
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
19%
19%
19%
71%
19%
7
1.140
17%
20%
23%
Transmission
1378
10.500
39%
1
Gas
2.300
57%
1
Tennessee
9%
95
36
1
Corp
9
57%
5
Corp
22%
*91%
35%
12%c
Material
9
95
56%
^4.50
-
22%
9
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6.200
36
1
;
22
9%
95
8.400
*
56%
1
-
23
18%
35%
11
Co
,
W
9%*91%
18%
56%
25
(James)
Inc
22
9%
18%
55%
25
Broadcasting
95
18%
36
1363
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
Talon
V
23
X9%
*91%
:
18%
56%
_10c
America
^23
9%
95
18%
18%
35%
_6.25
Co
18 %
56
—1
Mining Co
Oil of California
Superior
9%
No par
—
Oil Co
DX
18%
7
23%
5
24%
25%
24%
25%
6.300
16.300
6.000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 Vb
7%
24%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
5%
5 Va
5%
5.600
83.600
5%
21%
5
5
21 Va
5
21%
21%
21%
21'a
21%
70%
71%
70%
71%
70%
71
19%
20
18.600
11.500
45% Mar 29
41 % Mar
4
Gas Transmission
45 %
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
45
52% Apr
11
41% Jan
2
62% Jun
11
Texas
Gulf
45 %
57 %
45%
57%
45%
25
57 Va
57%
57
57%
56%
11% Oct
23 % Jan
15
17% Sep
11
Texas
56%
13% Mar 26
Gulf
57 %
22
57 Va
59.300
16 %
17%
16%
16%
16%
17 Va
16%
Oct
17%
17
17%
76.300
18% Mar
4
52% Nov
29
47% Jan
2
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
3
51% Nov
28
50% Jan
24
11 22%
i- 26%
57
Apr
6
95% Sep
8
66% Aug
32
Sep 12
3
58% Sep
5
May 29
May 29
<19% Jun 25
31% Mar
9
39% Sep
6
33 % Mar
9
32
Jan
2
42
4
27% Mar
1
25% Jan
2
35 % Apr
30
*
4
•29% Mar 21
Sep
Texas
Texas
Corp
5
Producing Co
33 Va
Sulphur
No par
19%
20%
86 %
91
85%
89%
85
87%
85%
88%
Pacific
86%
89%
63.200
66 y4
66 %
66%
66
%
66%
66%
66%
66%
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
66%
66%
28 %
30%
28%
29%
28%
28 Va
28%
| 6,200
Utilities
30%
30
31%
'86.400
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
12.200
38%
38%
38%
19.700
Texas
Textron
Inc
Coal
1
OH
&
Co
10
l-Nopar
,
Inc
common.
,_50c
conv
$1.25
preferred
No par
Thatcher
Glass
Mfg
Co
\
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
41
41
41
29 %
5
29%
29 Va
41%
29%
20%
20%
38%
*41
38%
*41
42
42
29%
29
29%
4.300
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
26.300
19% July 22
29% Jan
20%
21'/«
10
26
30% May 31
Thomas
1
26 %
26%
14
Thompson (J R)_
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
51%
52
50
51%
50 %
52%
51%
52%
90
*90
19
25
66
Jan
12
88 %
V; 25% Oct
25
15% Oct
24
i. 23% Jan
24
/ Jan
3
Jan
2
Sep
17
Apr
6
89% Jan
11
36" Apr
4
23 % Feb
16
27% Sep 19
19% Mar
4
-
•50
3
25 % Nov
2
Jun
25
57% Feb
7
53% Jan
is-;
Oct
25
60 Va May
45
25% Mar 26
May 29
27 Va Jan
15
30
58% Jan
15% Oct
24
42% Feb
8
20
Sep
25
81 % Jan
2
65% Feb
25
Jun
21
48% Feb
15
44 % Jan
2
133% Feb
4
18% Jan
2
8% May 29
15% Feb
14
7% May 29
14 % Jan
19
loV4 Jan
16
6% May 29
«
3% Aug
Timken
3
Tishman
Roller
54% Aug 16
Jan
24
12% Apr
24% Sep
8
3
Transwestern
4
Trans
7%
Transitron
Electronic
*
13
Oct
34
May 29
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
i
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
4b
Oct
29
52 % Feb
5
15% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
11% Jan
3
23
8
July 29
42% Mar
53%
14%
1
31
4
Sep
20
Jan
2
:
22% Apr 15
1 49 % Sep
6
55% May 13
28% May 15
43% Aug 15
50 *
20
37*
Jun
3
11
Jan
22
Jan
2
7% July 16
July
1
Airlines
Trans-World
91
28%
29'/a
29
29
27%
28%
28 Va
28%
1.200
25%
25%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
26
26 %
22.400
25 Va
25
25 Va
25
25
64 V4
63 Va
63%
91
*90
91
1.500
63 Va
63%
63%
64%
64%
18%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5400
30 VB
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3.500
67 %
67%
67%
68
66%
67%
66%
66%
64%
66 Va
3,200
21
21%
20
21
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 V«
70%
70%
70
70%
69%
70
68%
69%
69
69 %
9.200
53
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
21,700
156
152%
153%
154%
154%
157 Va
No par
1
,
2
154
1
v
5Va
4%
"4%
1
4%
4%
4%
10 Va
10%
10%
2(1%
22%
21%
22%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%.,
25 Va
10
10
23%
22 %
17%
18%
48'/a
'
153
64%
25
4%
10 Va
22%
,
154
25
10 Va
10
—5
Co
153
24%
4%
10%
23 ;■ f
"
1
Inc
Financial
18%
52 Va
100
Pipeline Co
World
*90
29-%
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Corp
'
9% Mar
1.900
1.300
18,700
30
preferred
conv
27 Va
11%
53 % c
30 Va
Transamerica Corp common
4%%
52%
63%
f 18%
__2
4
26%
*10 Va
1
Co
Co
Sep
*90
27
5
Trane
161 Va
91
26%
26%
25 '/a
Realty & Construction
Edison
26%
25%
No par
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
24
Toledo
26%
25
Bearing
76% Apr
3
Jan
141
90
*29
26%
—10
preferred
5
20'Jan
8
108
$1.20
100
No par
30% Sep 20
73% July
3
29% May
1
17
51
28 V4 Jun
preferred
Thor Power Tool Co
Tidewater Oil common
July 12
25% Mar 20
3
1
4%
69% July
16% Apr 26
1
25% Mar
63% Jan
8
1
Co
28
2
<
Jun
18
Co
Betts
93% May 27
33% Feb 13
24% Mar 13
45
-<•: 20% May 29
Feb
'
&
700
29%
22
Chemical
42
29%
29% Dec
Thiokol
38%
*41
28%
44 Va Jan
i Jun
3.500
Instruments
25
10 '
32.800
Texas
17
83
20
Texas
18% Jun
July 26
10% July 26
19%
108.700
Texas
23% Oct
37% Jun
6
35%
84
53%
9
125% Jan
<
13%
32 Va
35%
34%
*82 Va
■
53
TelAutograph
22
*
13%
31%
15
,
52%
Technical
33% May 29
<
13%
31%
Tandy Corp
49
-
13%
31 %
84
52%
25
*-13% July 19
* '
37 VB Jun 25
-
13%
32%
*82 Va
52%
25
*
1
13%
32
84
52 V*
23
*
i
13%
33'/a
74% Aug 28
20 Va Sep 11
49% May 22
% May 29
14
V' 34% May 29
-
*
13%
32 Va
*82 Va
32% Jun
<•
'*
13% -: ; ;
33
84
51%
7% Jan
7
5.400
1
7% Jan
16% Jan
38,700
32 Va
Corp
29% Jan
59 % Jan
35%
5,700
6
5
1.100
35 Vb
*82 Va
Corp—«,
4% July 22
26
35%
*1334
2.50
Camp Inc
1118% Aug 21
Jun
''35%
6.600
28%
5% Jun
45
35%
31%
'
22%
Talcotfc
21% Sep
35%
30%
::
27%
Taft
2
30%
21%
6
17% Jan
30%
28
18
2
30 Va
35 Va
23%
53%
42% Jan
25% Mar
30%
7.000
-
28
49% Sep
31
30%
i 34%
9%
22%
28% May 20
15% Oct
*30 %
35%
13%
24%
9%
28 Vs
2
2
30%
13%
24%
/
23%
4
Feb" 14
9%
27%
18
%~Jan
13%
24%
9%
23 Vb
17% Jan
°9
13
13%
24%
p%
27%
28 Vb Sep
1130% Jan
Aue
Sep
14
24%
9%
23%
52%
2
40
13%
24
9%
27%
May
16%
34%
13%
24%
9%
22%
55% Mar 23
11
•30%
5
13%
23%
-
28
19
24
9%
22
13
Oct
2.600
18%
15% Jan
4% May 29
J
4.200
23 V«
27%
4
~4%
21%
23
*21%
2
27
21%
23%
1
Feb
Jun
22%
23
1
1
18
29% May 29
21%
23 y8
Propane Gas Corp
11% May 29
5
22%
23%
Gas
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
27
100
22%
13%
Corp
Sun
16% Jan
17
.
Suburban
10% Feb
8% Jan
24
Oct
200
49 %
Suburban
28 Vb May 23
21% Jan
8% Oct
1
*48
14.500
22%
Sunstrand
83
*
25
5.500
13%
23%
24 %
Broadcasting Co
20% May 29
<
4
67%
94
,—1
—-,-2.50
Stouffer Foods Corp-
Studebaker
8% Sep 12
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
13%
22%
No par
'
5% May 17
17% Jan
2
6 V May 29
67Va
*93%
23%
9%
Corp
Container
Stone
£
-
22%
13%
prior preference
Storer
13%
*49
—100
Stone & Webster—
11
V
1
23%
24%
& Co Inc
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Stokely-Van
Aug 20
24
(J
14%
22%
common
Inc
Drug
*93
94
50
23%
1
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
25
21
10% Jun
•:
:
13%
*49
—5
preferred
3%%
27
6
*93
14Va
50
20
(The) LS
Feb
7
94
14
*48
1.200
_-20
Steel Co
Chemical Co
17 Va Feb
35
Sep
Aug
*93
100
1
20
1
Aug 30
24% July 23
82
13 '/a
;-400
64%
Corp
31% Aug
Mar 18
.
72 %
preferred
Pressed
14 Va
67%
98
Stanley Warner Corp
23
38% Oct
4
Standard
4
Aug
13%
66%
65%
convertible preferred
Stanray
10%
2
31% July 23
29
81% Feb
I
29
21
25% Oct
'
7% Jan
13%
67 %
common™10
Ohio
convertible
13%
67 Va
71%
preferred series A
$1.20
29
37.800
14%
68 Va
64%
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred..
27% Jan
15.400
67
13%
67%
97 %
Standard
26
19
May 24
14%
14%
68 Va
72 V*
~
21% Sep
14
66%
14
1.800
14.500
I
97%
28
23
83
65%
95% Feb
9
83
71%
May 29
July 17
30% Mar 15
83%
64%
Oil
29% Mar
83 %
20.600
*96%
Standard
25
75%
71 %
70% May 13
22
36%
74%
97
52% Jan
Jun
46%-
35%
74%
65
8
21% Jun
44%
36
97
59% Feb
22
*
' 100
74
-35%
67%
(
270
36.600
%
■
71%
Oil of New Jersey
9
82%
7
954.800
17%
|95
64%
Oil of Indiana,
Standard
53% Jan
45 %
44%
16%
No par
25
7
Standard
Mar 12
1
6.25
com
16
71
91%
83
20
22
91%
82%
65% Aug
■b 41% Oct
91%
*91
84%
73%
3%%
92
83%
2
2
$1.60
92
92
Shares
30%
74%
82%
2
26
30
36
13
93% Aug 26
30 V8
45%
Feb
lb % Feb
29%
74
58% Jan
Jan 22
29%
36
J; 46% Jan
12y8 July 23
45% Aug 22
29 Va
44%
4
90
*94
74%
15
5
.45Va
94%
36
26
23% Mar
*91
46%
17%
94%
46%
26
1
92
45%
the Week
Sept. 20
16 Va
73%
Calif
of
*91
Friday
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95%
35%
59% Dec
11% Jun 25
29 %
I
16%
74%
58 % Feb
85
$
29%
it.
15%
36 Va
26
48
29%
Sales for
Thursday
*94%
•
73%
45»a May 23
v
94%
35%
preferred
conv
15%
94%
PRICES
S
5
10
Kollsman
69% Apr
$3.30
15
95
SALE
18
No par
28
Sep
15%
94 %
.
com—No par
preferred
61 J/4 Feb
93
15 Vb
No par
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept
No par
Inc
of
Sept. 17
29 Va
50c
Co
Brands
12% Aug 13
5
81 % May 29
v
Jan
Apr 25
83 V«
18
Sep
3
Vb May 29
76
64
24
60
2
2
May 29
15% Oct
'•
43
Jan
Sep
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Par
common
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
32 y4 May 16
35% Jan
39% Dec
v
Monday
'
25
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
20
98 % Feb
24
82 y8 Jan
Mar
May 29
*4% Jun
Apr
25
38% Mar
1
-
93
May
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
17%
12% Mar 26
24% Jan
22
IOV2 Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
48%
4%
2.500
7.900
9.600
2.400
5
12.800
21%
10%
22 %
19.800
17%
17%
4.300
7.700
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
47%
48%
47%
46%
47 Va
47
$2.50
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
50
47%
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
1
53%
20%
22
53%
21
21
2.700
21%
22%
22 Va
50
22%
45 %
45%
22%
22%
19.900
45%
45%
46
1
1
31%
32 %
31%
46%
,700
32%
32%
33 Va
32%
33%
32%
9%
9%
33 %
54,000
9%
9%
9%
9Va
9%
9%
9%
9 %
2.200
22%
23%
22 %
22%
22%
Twin Industries Corp__
*45
X47
*45%
46
*46
8.300
u
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
19 %
May 15
17 % Jan
2
8 Va Jan
3
21 % Jan
15
23 % Apr 18
15% Sep
3
29
27% Aug 26
Udylite Corp (The)
Unilever
Unarco
23
53% Jan
Foreign
15
38
Jan
39% Sep
31% May 29
Jun
83
27
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
f
2
Feb
2
72% Jun
29
84% Jan
18
78
I
When
ord
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
Electric
92
Dec
28
90
Sep
19
3
59% Jan
25
Dec
4
33% Jan
2
8% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
19
26% Jan
Jan
$4
14
Corp—6%
_No par
5
common
Pacific
2
35% Jun
"Tnion
Tank
Union
28%
102%
101 %
102 Va
85 %
*82%
85%
78%
79%
*90%
92
—25
78%
79
78%
79%
10
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
._lo
9Va
9V4
9 Va
32%
5
common
24-
33% Mar 11
25
16% May 28
8% Jan
64
Jan
24
56
17 Va Oct
24
30% Feb
29% May 28
19% May 29
15% May 29
16% Oct
23
% May 29
Mar
38% Jan
2.10
*98%
98%
98%
United
Corp
46 % Jun
11
59
Jan
21
United
Electric
20
Jan
30
United
Engineering
17 Va
Aug 12
1% Jan
2
Oct
24
71% Jan
4
ai% Ocv
24
35% Mm if.
*41
For
footnotes,
(series of 1956)
Artists Corp
Board
Mar 26
see page 23.
Co
&
conv
pfd_10O
Amer
No par
1
of
Carton
Fastener
Corp
2.50
;
.
Coal
Cos
&
5
98%
90
90%
901/4
90%
90
90 %
3,70
20%
33%
20
20%
20%
20 %
20
20 V*
18.20
33%
34
391/„
34
33
33 V*
8.40
33%
33%
19
19%
19
19
35%
36
36
36%
8%
8%
*48 %
■!
8%
49%
*49
8%
19%
*19%
19%
35
35%
35 Va
35%
8%
8 Va
8%
8 %
49%
*48
19%
19%
28
49
19
29%
Corp
103
*19
28%
Improvement
-
48
48
*18%
36
19%
50
36%
8%
*47%
6.10
8%
17.30
48 %
19%
V8
20
18V8|
19%
18%
19
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28%
24%
23%
24%
22%
23%
•10
7,10
19.40
No par
Greenfield
5
United
47% July 15
1% Apr
55% Feb
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
Park City Mines Co
21
United
Shoe
33% Jun 28
36
&
common
24%
24%
24
243/4
lo
Co
United
Mach
98%
90
19%
Gas
preferred
98%
90
20
29%
Gas
6.80
20%
19%
United
6%
*92
9%
89%
28%
United
Mar 13
33%
;
3
of
Co
30
2
20%
5
Financial
Fruit
Merch
89
98 %
Calif
United
United
Corp
1
*90
Foundry
29% Sep
30 Va
United
10
Corp
19% Jan
iy8Jan
10.30
20.40
United-Carr
25
■'
9%
44
United
2
9Va
42%
10
2
9Va
44%
38% Aug 27
8% Aug 30
Jan
29:50
9%
43%
31
35 '/a Mar 14
13.30
39%
9Va
91
55.50
2
19
79%
39%
*90
37 Va
28
21% Jan
79
40
36%
Jan
2
79%
39%
37 Va
Jan
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
79
39%
36%
8
4
May 22
39% Sep
4
27% May 23
23% May 16
90
793/4
39%
44%
29
2
90
783/4
44%
Biscuit
17% Aug 16
20% Mar 19
250
36%
United
21% Jan
79%
38%
United
2
79%
44%
21
2
79%
91
37%
10
23% Feb 21
18 Va Oct
85%
43%
Feb
Jan
28%
101%
*82%
43%
Inc
40% Jan
5
3
4%
9.200
101%
85%
102
38 Vb
Lines
May 1
Aug 22
18
Jun
6% Jun 27
41% Jun 27
2
28 y8
28%
*82%
79%
'•
38%
10
32
26.400
43 Va
Sep
102% Jan
500
1081/4
281/4
791/4
*90
>
12,200
41%
107%
102
85%
79%
79%
51%
42
41%
107%
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_l00
Co
Aircraft
86% Aug 20
17% Aug 20
28%
102%
*82 Va
91
51%
41 Va
10614
32%
United
30 Va
79%
*90
28%
*101
51%
41%
108
26Va
8
18
40%
106 %
26%
53% Jan
50 Va Mar 16
41
108%
32%
20
35% Mar 15
108
33
Sep
102 Va Dec
•
26%
5
24
7 5
100
26%
54% Dec
33% May 29
29
;
32%
25
22% Oct
: V 40%
41%
109
28%
15,800
271/0
37%
38% Jun
88% July 23
39%
32%
Air
4%
52%
39%
26 3/4
United
18
52%
*38%
32%
24
Jan
51%
39V4
51%
27
43% Jun
112
51%
*38%
51%
26%
4
3
98 Va
100
51 %
32%
32% Jun
31 % Jan
26
•
26%
2
19
42%
40%
108 %
'
19%
33 Va
23 % Jan
39% Jan
5
19%
*19
26%
32% Mar 13
25
Dec
6.200
*19 Va
19%
lo
23
113
3.200
25%
9%
33%
Car
20% Jun
Jun
14%
25%
52%
39%
*82 %
preferred
20 Va Oct
100
11.300
14%
25%
51%
102
Twist Drill Co
12
Co
22%
14%
*19 Va
28 %
of California
RR
221/4
14
26
*38%
—
No par
Oil
Union
non-cum
25%
52
No par
—s.
Union
$4
25%
53
22%
14
19%
No par
-
83% Aug 29
May 21
9% July 29
42
39%
*19 Va
No par
No par
$4.50
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
22%
25%
.",■/■
•
Paper
Co
$3.50
95
*39 y8
•■-,'1 v.
Corp
$3.70
Mar 14
20
x52 %
20 g
20g
Union
82
14
26
__
shares
transactions
4
2
13%
25%
*19%
,
issued
Foreign
42
V
20
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
Feb
20
14 Va
26%
transactions
N
Sep
7
39"
39% Sep
Unilever
29% Sep
3
102% May 17
85 % Sep
3
19
35
28
112% Feb
13
Jan
Sep
rets ord
__
1
Dec
100
53%
14
26 Va
5
Amer dep
2
78
69% Jan
8
20
83% Dec
27% May 29
2
8% Jan
Nov
July
26% July
2
101% Dec
43% May 29
22
34
100% Jan
:
94% July 24
Ltd
issued
When
30% Oct
1
Industries
38%
39
38 Va
38%
38%
39
38%
27
38%
27 %
38%
38%
27%
27%
27
27
26 34
26%
26%
27.%*
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
17%
20%
18
17%
18 m a >lbail3:40
I 1%
4.50
lo
20%
1
17%
20%
.
17%/,
1
1%
1%
1%
51%
52%
51%
52%
25
*34%
35%
♦34%
35%
17%
1%
_25
24
1%
18
1%
173/4
17%
Va
1%
3%
1
X51%
V
53
517/a
52%
52
52%
*34V4
35%
35%
35%
*35
35%
39.90
23:10
brs2.00
.'.J 2.30
12.7(
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial,Chronicle
6301
Number
(1155)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
19 Va Oct
Lowest
41 Vb Feb
22
14
95 v* Aug 10
98'A Dec
23 % Jun
32% Mar
25
28 Yb Jun
65 v* Oct
24
105JA Jan
30Ya Jan
3
Jan
36% Feb
Jan
2
161% Jan
4
73
18
4
Sep 20
Apr
3
29
4
49% Jun
3
U
7
9Y4 Feb
5
10
May
Oct
23
23% Feb
23
15 y« Jan
2
20 %
18
31Va May
4
24% Jan
4
27 % Feb
53% Mar 20
42% Jan
3
63Yb
8% Jan
14
16
8% Jan
38
Aug
79-
Jan
12
82% Sep
4
81% Jan
4
Oct
23
60% Feb
9
40'A Jan
2
36
7
35
Mar 27
26% May 28
Dec
31
48 ya Jan
2
113%
2
62% Dec
31
Jan
10
22
78% Jan
2
43% Jan
2
49 y* July
37% Oct
139 V2 July
2
161% Jan
56
2
152% Apr
17
39% Feb
6
26% Jan
38% Jan
4
23% Feb
25
42% Jan
22
Jan
150
22
~6
Oct
29
14%
Mar~23
6
18
May
Sep
13
12
11
U
Sep
31 y4 Sep
413A May
May 29
25
19% Oct
19
38%
24
54
Feb
8
Feb
2
Aug
2
34% Mar
6
170
,
4
33 % Apr
1
160 y4 Jan
3
40
4
S
15
8
24
Oct
18
10
Jan
7
1
37 y8 Jan
14
Varian
32% Jan
23
Vendo
11Y» Feb
12
44
Oct
1
40'/a Jan
4
50
31
Jan
2
41% July 30
103% July 18
86
Jan
19
89% Jan
111% Dec
2
108% Feb
13
27
81!% Sep
47
May 13
113
Jan
10
July 15
99% May 20
29
92'A Feb
20
93
Jan
3
97
102% Aug 24
16 Vn Jun 25
105% Oct
16
104% Jan
7
88
Jun
26% Jan
16
Oct 23
8% May 29
101 Ys Sep 10
91
3
Jan
14
16
Jan
21
4
36% Jan
14% Feb 21
106
Jan
18% Mar 22
10% Jan
30
104
2
Jan
4
98% Aug 21
July 17
Corp
I
55%
177,200
153%
2.300
27%
8.600
28 Y4
29 %
28%
39 %
40%
28%
28 Va
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
6%
7
6%
6%
39%
39
25%
%
*25%
6-lit
6%
7
6 Ya
6%
39 %
39
25%
6YB
7
r
6%
6%
39
25%
150
29
7.500
39%
'
9.600
63/B
5.900
6YM
8%
12.900
39
39
39
25 va
*25Va
*
1.600
178.100
40 %
6'/b
63A
39
25 %
30 Va
Ya
27%
*40%
29
39%
27%
28%
28%
153 %
"27%
*40%
40 Ya
39%
55
153 Ya
27 YB
164
2.50
16
Steel
164
*164
165
*164
700
15%
16%
15YB
16
35
35 3/4
34%
35 Yb
45%
46
44%
20
20%
38%
20
20%
45%
20%
43%
44%
20%
21
37%
37Y8
37%
21%
37 YB
37%
37 Ya
37%
33 3A
34%
33%
12.80
37%
Co
5
34
1
34
34
34%
.33%
153/4
34
16
33 YB
34%
u
165
16%
36
of America
15 Va
33Ya
90
15%
29.900
'
34%
19.100
43 Ya
44 Yb
17.400
2IY4
2IY2
6.700
37 Ya
5.400
33%
2.300
14
14 Ys
13 YB
10
13 YB
13 Ya
13%
27%
27%
13 %
28
13 Ya
28%
28
28 va
13%
14
1
20%
21 vz
28 Ya
28%
21%
28
20 3 4
28 Ys
19%
20%
2.300
18%
20%
18%
20
1.25
Inc
18%
21 Ya
18 Ya
18:%
20%
21%
10%
I8Y2
49.800
10'A
10 %
18%
10%
9%
10 va
18%
18%
10.300
lOYa
13.400
79%
14.900
77%
791^
9Y'a
78%
101/4
79%
79 3/4
*49:V2
50%
79%
*4912
79%
50%
*49 J2
84v2
50/jj
*49 J3
84%
86 %
87%
*86
88
50 /5r
43
.
44
86
42 Y«
86
43%
42%
43 va
42%
43 3A
108 Ya
108 3A
108 3A
108%
110
no
*109
*94
90
*94
96
96%
•95%
95
*94
105
♦104%
86
50%
86 Ya
1.100
433/b
43 Yb
28.400
108 Ya
IO8Y4
380
96
*94
96
*90%
96
*104%
j
9Yb
78
*4933
6.500
*94
96
*94
100
79 va
110%
*95%
100
96
*95%
96%
*951/4
96 Ya
96
*94
96
*94
105
96
*104%
*94
94
105
104 Ya
94
70
104 Ya
—____1
25%
26%
——10c
25%
25%
26
26
23%
24
26 Yb
24
24%
261,4
23%
24%
25%
26
11%
23%
11%
12
23 YB
3.800
1
12
12 Ya
23Ya
24 Yb
9.700
Inc
Materials
6Y4%
164
46%
preferred
Vulcan
164
35 %
Co
Vornado
24
Aug 21
*162
45%
Light Co___
$4.80 preferred
Von's
Grocery Co—
14 y4 Apr
164
1
Co_.
Associates
($4.12
106% Apr
5
28 Yb May 14
293/b Jun 11
108
55
153
154
40
39
Comptometer Corp
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical con—1
5% prior preferred called——50
5%
convertible preferred
50.
Virginia Eleo & Power com—No par
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
3
94
16.300
27%
25%
Corp____—_____10c
&
Vanadium Corp
Raalte Co
17
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
97
731,4
69%
——1
Van
Aug 29
to
93%
72
28
0%
5
Corp
Products
Vanadium-Alloys
16
87 % Sep
53
com—25c
Victor
44% Mar 23
25
24
Match
Oil
Power
4
53 Va Dec
Jun
Oct
951/4
72-%
407b
6 %
30c
Co
Buildings
14
39% Oct 24
153%
30 Vb
91%
53 %
*40%
39 Vb
1.460
900
30 Ya Jun
44
27
153%
22.200
54%
28%
27%
20
49%
168 Va
100 3A
73 Ya
x71
40%
,
48 %
168
30
53%
153%
1531/2
55%
48%
168
30
9.000
36 % Apr
15'A Feb
8% July 22
39% Jan 22
x93 Va
75%
54%
167 Ya
31
37 V
Uris
17% Aug
105
72%
11.800
90
5.200
Utah
2
98 Va
4.9J0
63%
28%
243/b Jun
25
V.
75%
55%
25%
63 %
*87%
90
25%
413A Apr
Mar 20
1C6%
167 Ya
30%
28V4
1
1st series__35
Steel
I66Y2
32
23
___5
preferred
166%
31%
40%
preferrecL.25
Pharmaceutical
166%
25%,
53%
48 V«
37 Yb
16% Mar 20
19 Vn Jun
153%
common____No par
166%
32%
63 Ya
*87 »/4
10.600
28'A
37% Jan
16% Aug
100
—
48 Yb
19V4
25%
40% Mar 20
19
72%
54%
103
x87Y4
48%
2.800
10%
19Va
25%
37
Universal
45% Feb
50% Jan
50
I6Y3
22
X62%
87%
48%
A.
91
42%
*9%
19%
28%
Upjohn
22
166%
63 vb
87%
48%
*42%
10 %
19%
251/B
37
Universal
1
52%
I -48 %
*87%
5
423
*9%
28
46 Ya Sep
i2%
62%
;
,
;
-100
i
•
12.100
37 Ya
423A Jan
26% Mar
25%
.
*421%
48 V'2
9%
28 Yb
203/b Jun
31
25%
l:Vr
50
*47
"
9Yb
28 %
4
3
16
19%
6.400
169
48%
9%
37
2
28% Dec
19%
90%
*167
9%
*47
29
32 % Jan
28% Jan
*9%
19%
25%
10%
89 Ya
169
20
11.900
37%
13 y4 Apr
22% Jun
10%
19%
25%
62%
44 3 a
28%
28% Apr
May 29
*9%
19 %
44%
90
37%
2
20
«9%
44%
43%
89%
3.100
2.700
29%
2
3
42 Ya
32
39 %
61% Mar 14
28% Jan
42%
31 V'2
37%
55
1
'A
100'a
x28%
31
33% Feb
42
29 Ya
*99%
32%
*167
9YB
48%
42%
10%
19%
25%
63%
87%
48%
Shares
29Y4
100 %
32
167
9%
♦47
the Week
29Ya
*99Y4
89
167
10
48%
Friday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
29
1
24
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
-
167%
9%
*47
Sales for
Thursday
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
100
24
10
167
10
48%
41%
25%
Min
Universal-Cyclops
5
10% Oct
31 % May 29
41%
common
&
168 %
.9%
88%
5
5
Utilities—
2nd
168%
*47
—No par
com
50
Co
Vitamin
29 y3 Oct
Jan
—
1
preferred—100
non-cumulative
28% Oct
31 % Jan
1st
preferred
Conv
Aug 30
166 y2 Sep
89
50
United Whelan Corp
Universal American Corp
Convertible preferred
14
25 Yb Sep
24% Jan
Jan~~3
33% Oct
158
9 % Feb
41%, Sep
3
8734
100
common
Corp
Tobacco
United
17
28
6% Sep
S
7%
U
38 ya Jan
11% Apr
2
40% Apr 24
2
7%
7
25% Sep
5 v*
34% Feb
88
preferred
Steel
3
8% Jan
6
87%
10
Corp
Smelting Ref &
S
U
40% Sep 16
32%
4
PRICES
*99V
,29i/<
x|f * 100%
43 V " 32 ^
*3
44'/,
100%
32%
common
Shoe
7%
157Yb Mar 28
31% May 14
:
*99'A
1
non-cum
S
S
87 V2 Sep
2
35% Apr
8%
U
99 %
32%
44%
S
U
57
2
39% July 17
2
23 Ya May 29
Jan
4
37
17 y* Jun
May
99%
32'A
43%
preferred series A
Rubber -Co
•/;,
45
Lines
S
29
44%
S
"O
28%
No par
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co—
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A_:
14
29%
1
4%%- preferred
U
U
Sep 20
51
164
Industries Inc
29
WESgjm
.Sept. 18**
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
100
&
s
1
49% Aug 26
170
May 9
33 % Sep
3
152% July
2
22 Va May 29
22%Jun 26
S
U
4
89 Ya Jun
S
4%%
Aug 16
23 Va Dec
.
preferred
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7 %
preferred
A
U
9
39% Jan
Sep
Monday
4% %
4
153A Jan
19
LOW
STOCK
Par
Chemical Corp com__l
U S Borax &
23
19
50 y4 May
45% Feb
42 %
2
90%
9% July 30
2
32 V4 iviay
100
July
171
YORK
EXCHANGE
33'A Sep
47 y2 Sep
11
48'A Mar 29
21
.
4
26
4
24 y4 Mar
23
Jun
2
98% Jan
9
164% May 25
July 11
10% Oct
43
24
NEW
Highest.
24% Jan
47% Mar 23
25
153
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
-
Highest
Lowest
Co
common
preferred
100
*105%
107
•105%
106 %
100
12 %
12%
105%.
*105%
12%
12%
10.200
IO6V2
*105%
106 Ya
30
82%
105%
82
w
74
July
16
Oct
26
31
24
79
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
5% OCt 24
39 Y* Oct
Feb
88
9
4
July 18
19% Jan
2
6% Mar
6
10
24% Sep
40% Jun
42 Va Jun
65% Mar 21
20
87
Jan
10
Wabash
25% May 13
9 Va May 24
49 3A Aug
2
Electric
Wagner
Walgreen
50% July 29
24% Sep
56l/2 Jun
20
2
5
Walker
44% Feb
4Y* Oct
5% Oct
25
59 y« Jun
15
19
8
23 Ye
July-25
27% Jan
7
Wallace
6 Vb Sep
10%
Oct~24
20% Feb
9
Oct
24
38 Mr Apr
19
17% Oct
3
Oct
5
92
Dec
28 V2 Sep
9
Mar 11
2
29
Feb
14
29
Oct
2
54%" Jan
2
29
May 29
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
51 "'Jan
47% Jan
2
4
2
29% May 29
37% Mar 19
313A Jan
2
26% Oct
36% Feb
30% Feb
S
26
"2"% Oct~22
Oct
8
5%'Jan
23
14%
11% Sep 17
2Yb Apr 2
12% Aug 14
31
Feb"
9
20
Mar 11
39 y4 Mar
95 *A
Jun~25
87
Jan
102%" Apr
11
95
85% Jan
3
92
26 V2 Oct
22
46
Dec
100
4
l
Apr
11
8
97 y2 Feb
19
16
102
Dec
Waukesha
3% May
8
21Yb Jan 23
12 Ya Jun 19
53 aA Apr 15
106% Feb 15
14
98
14
2
Mar 12
100% Jan
4
23 y2 Jun
25
39
"Jan
27
29
Feb
43% Sep
32'A* Feb
9
18"% Jun
14
24
29% Dec 31
41% Jan
4
29
21% Oct
Jan
25% Jun
25
21Tb Oct 24
30% Mar 12
25
Jan
2
25
39% Jan
2
31 Yo
Jan
2
88% Jan
31
80
Jun
27
108% Sep 24
25
Sep
90 Va Oct
118
86%. Apr
19
29
Apr
2
110
Feb
15
42% Jan
10
2
27
Jan
2
96% Apr 18
36"% Dec 20
25% May 11
71 v* May 14
77
Apr
92
V
Oct
24
100
Feb
23
103% Nov
19
May 29
10 Va Jan
15
47 v* Mar 28
..
3
-
35% Jan
77
24
29
Jan
20
Oct
26
25
100
3
White
Dental
Sep
19
White
Motor
Jun
10
19
21% Jan
28
39
26 % May 29
Jun 25
18
48
33% Oct
26%. Mar
14 '
Mar. 29
34
2
Mar 22
32% Feb
2
Jan- 2
July 24
29
% Aug 13
473A Aug 20
19 Yb Jan 15,
20
253/8 Mar- 6
22
57
Feb
16
36% Aug 12
44
88
Nov
15
87/
93% Feb
9% Feb
7
Jun
22.
Jun
26
39
26
Jan
2
Jan
2
6% Jan
2
26 Yb Mar .1
28 3A
125
Feb
9
31% May 29
20
Oct
23
55
131% Apr 10
44% Dec 28
23
29% Dec
Oct
15
29% Jan
Oct
24
22
58
28
93
92% Jun
25
Jun
92 y4 Jan
25
-
131
,
.7
30
28 •
Jan
.
2
Jun
Wilson
1
32 v*
6
May 17
136 Vb Apr
47
41%
8
May 13
Sep
Oil
&
Wisconsin
Elec
16
Woodward
75% Apr
36% Sep
15
Woolworth
26 y4 Jan
Jan
-
5
-
2
7
94
Jan
2
96 y4 Jun
28
107
11% Feb
28
9% Jun
19
12
16
July 18
Jan
25
Mar 29
39
37'A
Worthington
12%
2YB
12'A
Corp
3
13 Ya
400
111/4
7.100
3
13%
5.900
14
5.700
96%
12 'A
2.400
49%
13.700
100 Ya
1003A
*99 Ya
100 Ya
•94
96%
*94
96%
*94
*92%
40%
94"'
94
*92%
94
41 YB
41 Yb
*101 Va
102 %
*101 Ya
41%
\
-
41%
41 Va
102 Va
101%
101 Ya
64
62%
64
413A
42%
413A
42 Ya
22
22 %
x21%
22
*29 Va
30%
*29
30 Ya
37
30%
36Y4
36 Va
37%
33'A
X32%
29 %
29 %
32%
29 %
40
39%
89%
89
♦116%
36%
% 31%
■
39 Ya
"v
39 Yb
39%
39V4
32 Yb
32%
99
99
99%
99
99
51%
52%
51 Ya
51 Ya
42%
30%
31'A
31
*103
(103%
9%
9%
*28 %
29%
*47
47%
143i
143A
*41%
41%
103
*84%
/
42%
9
*28%
*47
87
♦85
43%
4J
31 YB
103
9%
32%
Ya
*3
31 Va
29%
9 Ya
*47
/
14 Ya
14
42
36
35%
8%
31Y4
47
Ya
37 Ya
37
*91
31%
31%
30%
31
131%
*130Yb
132
5
37%
39 Y4
10
28%
29 %
10
10
100
73
73%
35%
36Ys
46 Vb
36
35V4
35 Tb
5.300
36%
37Yb
37i/4
38
3.600
91
91
913A
8%
32
30
130 Yb
30^r
29
72%
73 Ys
35 Ya
73 va
35%
143A
8 Tb
1.500
100
8 Tb
2.200
31Tb
30 Vb
32'A
10.300
30Yb
11.500
*130Yb
1313A
32 3/a
35
29
73
35%
v
8%
28 Ya
28 YB
200
1.500
39Yb
40 va
46 Ya
43
411/4
40%
4.800
42%
451/2
39%
130
9Ya
29i/4
*14 Vb
130%
45 Ya
46%
46.300
353A
30
•501/4
*130% 132
V: 45% .46
46
1.800
32%
141/a
*91
32 Yb
131%
46%
500
42 3a
8%
32 vb
18.800
103
9%
*28Va
47
290
533/b
1434
91%
8%
9%
5.000
44
32 Vb
*102%
29
400
33
87
44
32 3A
138.000
42Y4
37'A
91%
>8Ya
Corp__10
.1
*28 Ya
36
37
44
-
89 Ya
119
99'A
52 Yb
86
102 Ya
*9
42
35 Ya
46 %
43
12.000
401/4
99 Ya
52 Ya
53,600
293/a
*88%
85
4.300
321/4
*116%
;;•
32%
99
Ya
102Ya
47%
14Ya
41 Ye
32%
•31%
9 Ya
29 va
14 %
32%
Ya
31%
41 Ya
36 Yb
51
85
103
*28%
47%
99
87
102
'"v
32 'A
4.000
371/2
39%
89%
119
16.300
15.300
30%
313A
29
39 Yb
88%
*116 V'4
80
30
37
29Yb
4o
28.300
*30
37'A
32 '/a
89 Ya
32%
30%
37
■
42 Vb
41»/2
23'A
22%
•28 3 4
119
32%
64
41
,
22
94
102.V4
65Ya
*101 Vb
64
413A
31%
r
'
89 Va
*116 va
62%
21%
*30
29 Yb
89
'
41%
32'Ya
29
119
*92%'
41%
41 Yb
•
63 VB
119
*99 Yb 100 Ya
*94 '/I 96%"
96%
*92%
(93'%''
102%
12%
49
com—10
prior preferred
Wrigley (Wm) J£
Wyandotte Worsted Co
U '/a
12%
43%
31
35
49%
22%
32
2.100
*34 Yb
3
13 V4
4.000
391/s
12 VA
*91
4%%
133A
2.900
48%
39 Ya
11%
3
37%
47%
35
11%
;
48%
52%
;..
48 V4
39%
12 Y4
84Y4
1
47%
49
64%
36
5.600
12%
42%
: >
14.900
42%
Ya
*37%
48 Ya
50 Va
.
78%
41
12%
84%
f
700
76 3A
42
37%
34 Yb
V..:
98 Va
v
1.800
105
76 34
493/b
8Y8
Co
3
68.000
26
105
*39%
*
11%
;.i
3
26 Ya
29
261/4
100 Va
91Y4
common
34%
13%
9.500
7.800
40'A
39
11 Va
//'
263A
14%
2 9'A
37%
48-Yb
34%
300
26%
48%
37 %
Co
48
5.300
61 1/2
13 Yb
,••
106
751/2
4.300
:
*99 Vz
49%
101
8%
Inc
37%
39
_
13%
Co
Co
37%
llYa
2Yb
13 Vb
Service
W)
(F
11 VB
3
39%
48Ya
38%
34%
34%
37%
*91
100
Iron
48%
38%
%
—10c
Inc
Power
Public
Chemical
29 % Sep
85
38%
37%
No par
Inc
preferred
Wisconsin
Witco
39%
37 %
76%
39 Ya
11.000
G3/b
8
60%
29
25%
*105
32Ya
common—No par
Inc
Stores
Winn-Dixie
62 Yb Feb
8
16
Co
5
$4.25 preferred
Industries
20
73 Ya
*89
1
Windsor
6%
74
48 Yb
28%
26 va
106
73'A
*116%
—5
Co
28 va
25%
*105
73%
39Ya
1
Inc
27%
26 3/4
105%
29'A
20
common
28 %
26%
105%
32%
•
100
100
Corp
Wilcox
9% Mar 28
32% Sep
Co
Stores
Wickes
13'
12
2.50
(The S S)
Mfg
27%
27
106 %
*29Va
36 %
preferred
24% Jan., 3
2
Feb
Jan
July 26
Jan
42 Ys Jan
22
81% Jun
8
130
5
21% Oct
White
44% Aug 26
37Yb Sep 13
14 %
22%
No par
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3
convertible
preferred
50
Aug 14
84% Mar 16
5
5%%
14%
42%
.
.
Sep 20
Sep 20
10 %
14%
62
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common..
5
4%%
convertible
preferred—80
Jun
32 3A
14
*101%
40
3.80%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
45
107
14%
26 Ya
61/8
8
•
14%
40
"
261/4
6 Vb
8
14%
93%
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Electric common_6.25
87
2
RR
26%
%
28%
12%
1
Telegraph
6
8
60%
38
Westlnghouse
53Yb
25
Jan
Union
4
Jun
43 % Feb
Pacific
4
6% Jan
32% Aug 17
18lA Dec 27
Western
Western
6%
8
26i/4
34%
4
preferred
6 Va
7 Ya
-
49%
2nd
26%
•6%
60
101
*95%
non-cum
200
25%
1
7
Jan
33Ya Jan
27% July 22
5
4%
2.900
60 Ya
34%
2
54 Ya
27
13%
Bancorporation
54 »A
59%
13%
Inc
100
54
53 3A
7%
37
4%%
Air
24 3A
26%
11%
Co
48 3A
24 3A
27 Va
11 %
2%
Corp
48%
27 Vb
38
800
2.900
48 Yu
60
48 %
6.200
24 3A
60
1
Coal
Lines
6%
*7%
No par
1
Co
Power
6%
Va
38%
No par
No par
130
V
8Ya
48'/a
60'A
27 Ya
105 %
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
32% Jun
3
39 Yb Jun
3
33% Sep 12
32
May 16
40 % Sep 13
90 % Jan 30
116 % Sep 11
35 Vb Sep
6
101 % May 27
26%
8
*241/4
7%
*7%
60
27
5
Western
12
24% Aug 29
Jan
26 va
26
5
Western
20
28
Va
4%%
4
Sep
23% July 31
May 29
Mar
65 %
31 Yb Jan
21
Jun
303
Jan
4.10%
53 3A
26 VB
pfd
100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
4.20%
48 YB
x53 Ya
26
72%
Co
Financial
Penn
West
20
18 Ya Jan
2
13
28
42 % Sep
Motor
Kentucky
Wesco
West
47%
53
__No par
Co
Scientific
West
21Tb
54
1
,
Welch
94 % May 17
30 y2 Jan
Co
W&yne Knitting Mills
Webb (Del E) Corp
Welbilt
Corp
13 % Aug 22
20 3/4
8 >/B
53%
26%
preferred___100
Swasey
(S. D.)
,
Pharmaceutical—1
40 Yb May 22
35
Sep
9
Warren
813A
21 Yb
8 VB
14 Va
10
&
81%
21%
8 va
28 %
'
1.25
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Warner
42% Sep 20
94% Jan
5
32% Dec
May 29
Inc
40 Yb May 28
51
Feb
1
Sep 20
,
No par
Pictures
convertible
$4.00
21Ya
8%
48 Yb
54%
6%
1
100
Co
Warner-Lambert
May 14
21%
8%
47
25%
50c
78%
*
Apr 30f
"Mar 12
Inc
Co
y4 Apr
82
21%
8%
8%
47%
53%
2.50
Bros
*82
21%
8%
4612
No par
common
Brothers
Warner
82%
53
W
&
Co
Warner
21Ya
*82
5
G
Tiernan
17
91 y2 Jan
28
Warner
83
21
15
No par
10
Baking Co
preferred
6%
82 %
1
transactions
&
July 10
110
103
72% Sep 16
32
Jan" 3
39
16 Va Jun
31
23% Jan
28
Ward
17
20
Corp
(Hiram)
Walworth
May 24
76 Vb Jun
100
issued
When
83A Feb" 11
9
5
12 Yb Mar 20
25
27%'May 17
105
3
58% Sep
17% Feb
Mar 12
22
12
6»A May
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21,
72
preferred
Co
Foreign
21V* Oct 25
4Ya%
Waldorf System
57 v* Jan
25
RR
30
45
45
:
1.800
40Ya
40%
41%
19.000
28%
28 %
28'A
281/4
5.200
73
733/b
12.100
35%
72%34%
73 Vb
35
35
931/4
*92%
93%
*92 %
93Y4
No par
97%
98Ya
X98
98 Ya
92%
921/2
97
92%
5
*10%
10%
98 Ya
97%
98
lOYa
98 34
lOYa
lOYa
*10i/4
10 Ya
10 Va
IOY4
800
2781/2
2863/b
289Ya
300Va
73,500
10%
*92 Ya
i:.
9.400
92%
60
102
4.500
X
87% Jun
14
166y« Jan
4
146 % Jan
24
300%
Sep
20
Xerox
1.25
Corp
277
283% "
277
281
278
282
Y
19
Jun
27
30% Feb
21
23
38% Feb
16
25% Jan
2
107% Mar 28
84% Jan
2
18 Ys Jan
2
22% Oct 23
65Va Oct 22
14% Oct 25
30% Mar 16
Jan
2
32 Ye Sep
5
37% Sep
17
20
11
122%
Sep
293A Sep
Yale
—10
31%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
1183/4
1193/4
119%
28Ya
29Ya
28 Yb
&
Towne
Mfg Co
34Ys
313/4
36
31%
37
31 YB
31%
37 YB
1191/2
28%
29 Y4
31 %
36%
118%
37 Tb
120
29%
63Yb
65
31'A
36 3/4
119
311/a
371/4
31Y4
363A
31 Ya
14.100
37
11.800
120
120%
28%'
29
28 Tb
29
64%
65%
64 Vb
65 Vb
122 Ya
16.700
14.300
Z
42% Oct 24
75% Mar 15
51
no
Otherwisl
otherwise
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
(1156)
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
Range for
Bid
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Aug 15 1987-1992
_May 15 1989-1994
101.26
102.2
111111
—Feb
Treasury 4s
-
Treasury 4s
™
J
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
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4s
Treasury
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II
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—
—
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II
II
I
II
"-.III
II
—-Nov
Nov
Feb
Nov
Nov
Treasury 3%a
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 33/8S___
101.24
102
101.24
102
101.24
102
101.24
102
98.21
98.23
98.23
98.25
98.29
100.1
100.5
100.2
100.6
100.5
100.5
100.1
100.5
100.2
100.10
100.3
100.1
100.5
101.26
102.2
•99.1
99.3
10O.6
100.10
1<XL6
100.10
100.5
1CW.9
100.4
99.31
102
100.8
100.5
100.3
Bonds($>
101.24
98.31
Week
Ask
100.9
100.5
99.31
A
Bid
102
98.30
;
|S«|ft. 20
.
Ask
101.30
Sales for
FrMay
Sept. 19
Bid
100.1
15 1969
1 1969
Treasury 37/bs———May
Treasury 3%s
-Nov
Treasury 3% s
Nov
Treasury 3%s
Nov
Treasury 33As
Aug
Treasury 3%s
May
~
Thursday
Ask
100.1
—Oct
Aug 15 1970
Aug 15 1971
Feb 15 1972
-Aug 15 1972
Aug 15 1973
Feb 15 1980
Feb 15 1988-1993
Treasury 4s
-
98.22
Bid
101.22
101.30
Treasury 4%s
Ask
101.24
101.32
Treasury 4'As
__
May 15 1975-1985
~~
Wednesday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
Bid
Ask
Treasury 4'As
::::::
Period" indicate in each case the month
point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
Sept. 16
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
"Interest
decimal
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Highest
Lowest
column headed
the
bonds mature. Figures after
when the
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
in
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
100,9
-
.
99.21
99.25
99.21
99.25
99.24
99.28
99.27
99.31
99.29 100.1
99.11
99.15
99.11
99.15
99.13
99.17
99.15
99.19
99.16
99.20
99.11
99.15
99.11
99.15
99.13
99.17
99.15
99.19
99.16
99.20
98.28
98.30
98.27
98.28
98.29
98.31
98.31
99.1
99.1
99.3
98.23
98.31
98.22
98.30
98.22
98.30
98.24
99
98.26
,
98.30
98:16
15 1968
15 1968
98.24
98.14
98.22
98.14
98.22
98.14
98.22
98:14
98.22
99.21
99.25
99.21
99.25
99.23
99.27
99.24
99.28
99.24
99.26
99.18
'99.12
99.14
99.14
99.16
99.12
99.14
99.16
99.17
99.19
15
15
15
15
1971
1974
1968
1966
98.21
98.25
98.21
98.25
98.23
98.27
98.26
98.30
98.27
98.31
87.30
98.4
97.30
98.4
98.1
98.7
98.2
98.8
98.3
99.8
QQ
99.9
15
15
15
15
15
1967
1980
1990
1998
1966
99.1
99.5
99.1
99.5
99.4
99.29
99.31
99.29
99.31
99.30
98.29
98.31
98.29
98.31
98.29
93
93.8
93
93.8
93.1
90.28
91.4
90.26
91.2
90.26
89.28
90.4
89.26
90.2
89:26
98.27
98.29
98.27
98.29
98.27
98.29
'
100
S
;
98.7
99.5
99.7
99.30
100
99.31
100.1
98.31
98.30
99
98.30
99
93.9
93.2
93.10
93.4
91.2
90.26
91.2
90.28
91.4
90.2
89.26
90.2
89.18
90.4
93.12
<
98.27
98.29
98.27
98.29
1978-1983
89.22
89.30
89.22
89.30
89.23
89.31
89.24
90
89.22
89.30
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
89.18
89.26
89.18
89.26
89.18
89.26
89.20
89.28
89.18
89.25
99.27
99.25
99.27
99.25
99.27
99.26
99.28
93.25
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.6
98.10
98.6
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s
Feb 15 1965
2'As
Jun 15 1962-1967
2'As
Dec 15 1963-1968
2'As
Jun 15 1964-1969
2'As
Dec 15 1964-1969
2'As
Mar 15 1965-1970
2'As
Mar 15 1966-1971
2'As
Jun 15 1967-1972
2'As
—Sep 15 1967-1972
2'As
Dec 15 1967-1972
Reconstn & Develop—
Feb 15 1985
86.28
87.4
86.26
87.2
86.24
87
86.24
87
Treasury
I
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.25
98.27
95.21
95.25
95.21
95.25
95.23
95.27
95.25
95.29
95.26
95.30
93.22
93.28
93.23
93.29
93.26
94
93.27
94.1
93.26
94
Treasury 3'As
_I
II—II
—
II
III
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3s
.
Treasury 3s_.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
;
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Treasury
Treasury
:
,
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Intl Bank for
5s__
—
103.8
July 25
July 11
July 10
101
301.8
103 8
101
103.16 Mar
July 25
July 11
July 10
101.8
15
Jun
99.16
Sep
18
—May 15
33As
__
89
July 12
90
Dec
lOOVsDec
Jun
_L_
25
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Mar
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100
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28
prices
are
99 A Aug
31
indicated
with
a
4
101
Apr
'
11
4V4s
All other figures are bid
double dagger.
1
93
92.4
92.10
91.28
91.21
91.27
91.25
91.31
91.26
92
90.28
90.22
90.28
90.20
91
90.27
91.1 :
90.26
89.2
88.28
89.2
89
89.6
89.1
89.7
89,2
89.8
88.23
88.17
88.23
88.20
88.26
88.21
88.27
88.22
88.28
88.20
88.17
88.23
88.21
88.27
88.22
88.28
88.22
88.28
108
106.16
107.16
106.16
102.16
104.24
108
107
108
107
91.26
,
92
-
91
.
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.24
102.16
101.16
102,16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.24
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101
102.16
101.16
101.16
102.16
101.8
99.8
100.8
-99.8
100
102.16
101.16
102.16
100.8
99.8
99.8
100.8
¥99.16
99.16
102.16
101.24
-102.8"
7,000
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
99.8
1C0.8
99.8
100.8
99.8
100
1964
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.24
100.8
1968
98.16
99
98.16
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
97
96.8
97.8
96.8
97.8
96.8
97.8
96
97
93
94
93
94
93
94
93
94
93
89.16
Oct 15 1971
May 15 1975
Oct
1 1981
July 15 1972
—
92.26
92.11
101.16
Jan
3'As
—
__
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93
92.5
101.16
3'As
3%S—
1
92.26
101.16
3'As
„
92.31
92.10
103.16
1973
1977
1982
1 1978
15 1979
1
92.25
92.4
107
1 198C
Jan
Oct
92.28
92.6
88.17
1
1
33As
92.22
92
88.17
1
4'As
__
.
92.28
92.6
91.22
Nov
May
I
88.28
Dec
' 4y4s
18
99.16 Sep
98.8
87.2
90.22
Jan
Feb
4'As__
99.27
86.26
.
92
4'As
43As
6
_
__
__
89.26
,
92.22
4'As
103.16 Mar
6
_v.
i 98.10
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.8
1969
91.16
92.16
91.16
98.16
92.16
99
98.20
•
99.4
-
98.16
98
99.8
,
96.24
J
97.24
96.8
97
94
90.8
"
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90
99 %
89.8
1976
99
'
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
Development Bank—
99
—Dec' 15 1982
——
and asked
quotations.
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
Friday
BONDS
f
Interest
-
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last'
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bonds
Jan. 1,1968
Low
No.
High
New York Stock Exchange
3%
Unification
•Berlin (City of) 6s 1958
(•6%s external loan 1950
1980
.June-Dt o
97 n®
97:
31
97%
90%
debt
4%s
-
6'As
Power
4%s
•
Members New York Stock Exchange
1959
debentures
debentures
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series
A
1978
series
B
1978
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External
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212 571-1253-4
CORPORATE
s
f
6'As
of
Foreign transactions
Antioquia (Dept of)—
Extl
s
f
7s
Extl
►
s
f
7s
30-year 3s
series
f
$
D
J&n-July
1945—
bonds
(Commonwealth
20-year 3%s 1967
Foreign transactions
20-year 5'As
.
Oct
Foreign
20-year
Foreign
Oct
Foreign
♦97%
*95'A
95
Juneloec
*98
96
—
97'A
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96
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June-Dec
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102 »A 102'A
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99'A
99'A
1
101% 102 Vb
—
-
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1013A
♦102
^FOrefgn transactions—II"
June-Dec
-
see
page 29.
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Feb
fund
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6s
1960
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Feb
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63
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101%
104'A
87 ya
89'A
100
50
1
105%
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101
101%
$
bonds
6yas
3s
1993
95
—
2
63 %
1957
.
*43'A
Guaranteed
sinking
assented
Consol
*43'A
10
46 %
1962
6s
7s
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1960
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101
103%
46
13
46
40%
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47%
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--
46
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—
4,6
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—
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92%
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92%
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6%
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11
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—
6%
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95
♦93%
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99%
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79%
13
87%
98%
95%
172
—
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97
99%
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103%
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100
93%
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99
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98%
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102%
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Apr-Oct
99%
99%
98%
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70
70
June-Dec
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105
—
10
April-Ocf
—
22
—
1972
93
mmmm
mmmm
,
—
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transactions
--
—
—
—
II
Map-Nov
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Foreign transactions———
5%s s f $ debentures 1978
transactions—
(Republic of) 3s
-
...
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mmmm
*93%
Mar-Sepf
Chinese
99
——
mmmm
46'A
92
92
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1960
I'.
92
——
——
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*93%
Map-Nov
Municipal 7s
63
—
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—
*93%
ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
1962
56%
——
63
*93%
hj
June-Dec
fund
•43%
*93%
mm
ApriZ-Oct
;
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—
—
mm
June-Dec
sinking fund 6s 1961
1961
*43%
—
63%
88'A
87»/4
*93'A
June-Dec
1957
56%
84
83
90
♦93'A
mmmm
June-Dec
assented 1961
assented
Foreign
105
—
*43'A
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
(•Cologne (City of) 6'As 1950
Mar-Sepf
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sepf
• Colombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Ocf
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sink fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
•
—
*84
April-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1961
1961
Bank
6%s
Guaranteed
•
•
1
63%
71
.
Credit Froncler De France—
101'A 101'A
97
♦100% 102
100'A 101
63 %
Jan-July
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100
102'A
99
Mar-Sepf
f bonds '78_Jan-JuZp
f 7s 1942
May-Nop
104%
100%
♦102 '/a
78
♦87
—
Mar-Sepf
105
20
I
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100
36
101'/a 101 »/a
95%
May-No j
Copenhagen (City of)—
5%s s f extl loan 1978
II
1011/8
sink
Mortgage
• 6s
101%
45%
Mar-Sept
•
105%
~6
April-Oct
1973
assented
6'As assented
6s
9 8'A
4
83
♦96
—
(interest
April-Oct
100%
♦100'A 101
1980—Jdn-July
sinking
•
10
10
99
96
1951
1942
•
io6y4
♦101% 103
assented
Chile
103%
1
102% 102%
Apr-Oct
assented
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103%
100
102'A 102%
78
*87
•93%
101%
11
♦102'A 103'A
99
*43%
104
100
102%
78
Feb-Aug
101
102%
I
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
•6s
17
1
2
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
External sinking fund 6s 1962
Aprll-Ocf
• 6s
assented
1962
April-Ocf
External sinking fund 6s 1963
Map-Nov
•6s external 1963
Map-Nov
11
102
88'/a
•
101%
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103'/a 103'/a
88%
External
100
10
96
•
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102
Apbl-Ocf
98%
99 %
102'A 103'A
83
—
June-Dec
1975
•External sinking fund
• 6s
assented 1960
99'/a
95'A
89
i(fKlne?0,m of) extl
invt^rfal loa® 1972
Foreign transactions
2%s
(•7s
18
104
1
T
30-yr s f bonds 1978
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
(•Chile
90%
98%
96
April-Ocf
(Dept of)
25-year
99
98
101% 101%
6%s 1945—IIIIIFeb~-A~uV
d«bs adJ (series 8> 1965—1
Feb-Aup.
Canada
64
1
101'A 102'A
103'A
transactions
footnotes,
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125
3
99%
102'A 103
transactions—
For
__
♦101'/a 102'A'
Jan-Ju~Zp
1
f $
97%
99 3A 101
♦103
101
Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan
1
125
57%
96'A
—
♦102 '/a 102'A
April-Oct
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ojf'?8
125
1
♦100'A 101'A
May-Nov
Austrian Government 4'As
...
'101%
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transactions^—
s
26
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Mat/-Nov
;
1982—_
extl
95%
June-Dec
"
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97'/4
June-Dec
20 year 5s 1983
(
__
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1980—
1
64
96
88'/a
April-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf
June-Dec
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
10
78
(interest
A
funding bonds of 1931 due
—
95%
transactions-,—
5%s
*
80%
75%
96
(interest
Stamped
125
—
*96'A
20-year 5 yas July 15 1982 new——IIIIjan'-July
.,
64
64
June-Dec
Foreign transactions
20-year 5%s 1981Foreign transactions
20-year 5%s Jan 15 1982
Foreign transactions—
(
♦96'/a
Jan-July
101 '/a
5%
Q9
105'/2
of)—
20-year 3'As 1966
15-year 3%s 1969
Foreign transactions
15-year 4'As 1971—
Foreign transactions
15-year 4%s 1973
Foreign transactions
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978—
Foreign transactions
20-year 5%s 1979
Foreign transactions
20-year 5'As April 1980
Foreign transactions
'
*96'/a
ApriZ-Oct
1978
Australia
101
91'A
100
♦102'A 104%
loi'/n
_
1945
B
series
s
—
—
77%
86%
♦75%
1957—Aprll-Ocf
1979
to Plan
3.5%) 1978
reduced to
♦93%
♦80
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
due
1926
Stamped pursuant
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
101
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
ISSUES
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
(City of) 5'As 1973
102%
96
—
-
FOREIGN
Amsterdam
94%
99%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
• External s f 6'As
of 1927 due 1957
reduced to 3.375%)
Central Ry 1952
Akershus
♦i66y8
Feb-Aug
(•7s
AND
——
June-Dec
1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
Wertheim & Co.
GOVERNMENTS
—
—
__
*97%
High"
Low
No.
&
4'As
FOREIGN
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Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
(•Brazil
New York
Range Since
Jail. 1,1963
Bonds
High
—
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
f
s
Berlin
Foreign Securities
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Friday's'
—
ApriZ-Oct
1955_
f debentures
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Issue—
stock
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Period
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New York City
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Interest
BONDS
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Sold
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Friday
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11
101
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Number 6301
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1157) _25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
bonds
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or
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of
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1981
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1977
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101
2%s
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1988
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15
87
101%
21
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1985_May-Nov
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41
50
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....
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Western Div
C 1973
May-Nov
1993
due
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_
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series
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1983—
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1965
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—
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Co
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1978
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mortgage
3y4s
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mortgage 3s 1984
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Daystrom Incorporated 5V4s 1980
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61
86
101
10
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$
100 %
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Copperweld
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see page
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20
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1974
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102 %
1983
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1981
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1985
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debentures
due
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debs
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15
69%
87%
86%
106
T:
2044
1982
103%
104 %
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
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1965—Jan-July
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1st
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.
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74
104%
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1975
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71
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1975-—Mar-Sepf
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1—,—Feb-Aug
1983
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—
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1985
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1982
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1982
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1976,
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1
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1997
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1987
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1978
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1999
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1983
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1978
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95
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1986
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41
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——
85
105
Elec
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2%s
88
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subord
conv
Commonwealth
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84
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88
April-Oct
1964
debs
conv
South
mortgage
mortgage
3%s
53
16%
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&
3%s 1983
1st
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1st
mortgage 4V2s 1987
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104 Va
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of
84%
80%
92%
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1976
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84%
78%
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92%
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101
1
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90%
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85%
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&
78 V4
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76
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series
series
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89%
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112
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June-Dec
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68
72%
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96%
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Brunswick
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82
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92 y4
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series
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101
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1991
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mortgage
1977
1975
debentures
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series
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91
90%
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1980
conv
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fund
1st
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81%
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105%
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1979
1980
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106
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112
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152
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conv
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112
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1977—
1981
mortgage
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112%
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1985
1986—
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series
mortgage 3s 1989
1st
mortgage 3%s 1993
1st mortgage 4%s 1994
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High
110
112%
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debs
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82
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conv
62
series
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88
74%
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mortgage 3s
1982
June-Ocf
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78%
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Mar-Sept
1989
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sink
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70%
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1980
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83
232
217
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157
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1993
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Friday
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87
89 %
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1
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80
30
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105%
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series
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90%
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75%
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1981
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99
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4%s
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71
72%
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254
78%
78%
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1
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101 %
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gold 3s
Electric
&
.'85%
109'/a
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1976
debentures
fund
refund
89%
74'/a
98%
190
ApriZ-Oct
.May-Nov
1980
debs 1986
& Nashville RR—
&
80%
45
155
121
April-Ocf
1987
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
& refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003— April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003— April-Oct
First
34
86'A
82
107%
\
)
1980
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-. June-Dec
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Ocf
3s
debentures
1976
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1978
April-Oct
sink
81%
105
Mar-Sepf
conv
3.75s
Corp
fund
86
81%
105
.May-Nov
\vr
3%s
4%s
Gas
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
—
debentures
Inc
debentures
sink
1976
1976
Corp—
Aircraft
Star
debs
subord
Industries
4%s
debs
1976-,
subord
(The)
5%s
Litton
102'/a 102%
♦72 Va
Jkfar-Sept
May-Nov
_Feb-Aug
*78%
*80%
15
*103%
103 %
70 Va
—
72
78%
84'/a
—
84 V.
79
♦79
.April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
99%
78%
—
79
-
.
103 %
103%
102%
—
105
Aprll-Oef
1990
M
MacAndrews
Co—
Forbes
&
debs
subord
conv
Macy
H)
(R
conv
79%
-
79%
.
152
-V
264
95'/a
288
287
100
122
115
121
3
85%
94
&
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
101
S'/as
1978
Feb-Aug
1987—April-Oct
4%s
1968
fund
sink
1977
debentures
"ex wts"
debentures
May -Nov
1972
1978
debentures 1980
debentures
fund
Realty Corp 5s 1977
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5'/as debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
Stores
conv
McKesson
debentures
subord
&
Robbins
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
&
3%s
1972
debs
1973
1980
Scott 4%s
1975
87'A
101 '/a
101
87%
3
5
—
18
*88
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
+_Jan-JuZy
*86
—
_
*100
104
113
114
53
81
80
81
181
106% 107
36
*__
84%
Ipl
104
83
87%
100
103 y.
101
104%
85
86 %
88
86
87
104
100
114
73
106 y8
93
*93
ii%
91
207%
102
—
_
113
106%
103%
176
85
*85
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
97%
88
—
*100'/a 101 Va
101V8
101
Jan-July
17
--
*205
1981
Stores 2%s
sink
1972—May-Nov
*91
4%s
RR
Co
5%s
Co
Dept
3%s
Oil
103 Va
99% 100%
1981_ApriZ-Oct
"ex wts"
debentures
Corp
Central
♦102
Feb-Aug
1987
Co 2%s debentures
subord
Credit
4%s
debentures
—
99%
41'/4
Macy
—
287
June-Dec
1968
A
May
contingent interest 2003_
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76. June-Dec
•
5s
269'/a 271
287
-'
99 %
40'/a
——
America—
tr
126
98%
—
37'A
5s
1984
4s
*98%
Co—
interest
fixed
fixed
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs
Corp—
debentures
125'/a
*127
April-Ocf
6
May
Jan-July
104
39
5s
82'/a
*84
May-Nov
1999
103
—
93%
*76
;.A
Ry first
fixed
80
87%
*83
1997
6s
series
87%
79%
85
.
bonds
Valley
Chemical
conv
1976
83%
65% _74
86%
86%
—
*80
Jun-Dec
1981
1986
First
134
72
May-Nov
June-Dec
mtge 2%s
9 6'/a
38 ',a
103%
71%
125
87
*71%
May-Nov
Inc—
94%
38%
Louisville
56'/a
■
171
83s1
Jan-July
subord debentures
conv
96
34%
3%s
Xerox
4%s
*94%
6
Martin
Haloid
84'/a
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
35%
May
first
82
82%
35 Va
Marathon
Water
92
35%
Maine
Hackensack
*84 '/a
May
May
107%
68
74%
61
Term
1st
161
June-Dec
1983
*83 %
South
1st
162
June-Dec
1979
1980
Series
4%s
•
ApriZ-Oct
1978
•
104%
73%
74
5s
99%
10
v
*74
Jan-July
4s
4%s
C
104%
8
.
A
B
104%
.;v
105 Va 105 Va
100% 100'/a
Jan-July
Series
Lone
104.
June-Dec
1980-
G
A
Mich
Series
Lockheed
101%
—
*102% 103
April
April
May-Nov
3%s 1981
mortgage
3%s
1982
1st
'
«.
144
16
June-Dec
mortgage
1st
'
57
170%
c.
series
series
Utilities
States
107%
168 %
/
General mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
5s
I
105%
170
.
1974
subord debentures
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
•
105%
—
107
98%
96
165
Jan-July
Jan-July
General
conv
91%
104%
104 Va
Ry Co—
General
General
71
165
'75__May-Nov
Company 4%s conv 1978
T) Co 4%s debs 1987
Northern
Great
91'/a
May-Now
Union
Grant
96
170'A
April-Oct
June-Dec
1965
sub deb
conv
104% 105%
May-Nov
debs '79—Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
Grace (W R) &
Grand
subord
conv
*81%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
gold 3%s '97— June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74. -Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
.Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (NY) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended
to 1974
_Jan-JwZy
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds-
•
June-Dec
5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983—____May-Nov
4%s
Co
96'A
Mar-Sept
Rubber Co
&
1979
4s conv debs 1971
debentures 1977—
Telephone
General
debs
3'As
1980
convertible
4 Vis
1st
.
Mar-Sepf
1982
Corp
99%
372
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1979
Motors
94'A
98 ji!
96
A
1981
General
89%
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1975
debentures
93 '/a
5
«fc RR
fund.,3%s
&
Series
1972
debentures
65
99
debentures
4%s
90
98%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
5s
93%
105%
9811
1980
4%s
93'/a
89%
197
101
30
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
debentures
5s
93%
1976_Jan-tZuZy
1977
debentures
4s
5s
170
101 % 101%
Corp—
1964
debentures
*183
conv
income
1969
debentures
5s
6
Texas—
Acceptance
debentures
145
debentures
Corp
debentures
3'/as
145
3%s
Co
debentures
3s
145
3%s
4s
5%s
Co
April-Ocf
debs 1981—May-Nov
debs 1987_June-Dpc
debentures 1976_May-Nov
Transport
General
General
of
Co
debentures
subord
conv
1976
debentures
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Lakefront
debs
conv
fund
sink
*82
1984_June-Dec
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Lake Shore
4%s
1976
81 '/a
'
G
Gardner-Denver
1990
95%
8i%
4s
23As
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C
Kansas City Terminal 23As 1974
4%s
79
45%
Jan-July
1982
4%s
Kanawha
102 Va
__
Kansas
104
Coast
East
1st
2%s
1977
4%s
*102%
104
May-Nov
1981
5s
Rubber
&
debentures
Flintkote
•
Board
'
-~
April-Ocf
1976_
debentures
subord
'Paper
3y»s
April-Ocf
Finance Corp 5s 1981
Metallurgical Corp—
conv
102 %
103
85%
212
78%
•.
88%
113
93
103%
85%
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 20)
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Interest
or
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
No..
High
Low
Jan. I,
•80
first mtge 3 Vis 1969-Mar-Sept
lst mortgage 27/aS 1969—
—
_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
—
_Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967—
89 y8
82
90
95
Michigan
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
-Feb-Aug
3.10s sink fund debentures 1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s
1985
Ma J-NOV
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—-May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
95 Va
95
98 y4
98 %
*97 y8
1st
•
5%s
94%
59%
*93%
—
65 Vs
66 Va
79
22
72%
84%
93
115
21 %
26%
72 %
92%
93
21%
2i y4
22 y4
Ohio
Edison
First
1st
Co—
mortgage 4y4s series B Jan 1 1990
mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005
•Gen mage income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—
•Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
1st
1st
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 47/8s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981__
Feb-Aug
Monongahela
3y4s series
Ry
debentures
3%s
June-Dec
2000
2%s
& Tel
Mountain States Tel
3
67%
78 y4
76%
77
106
65%
72 y4
289
62%
66
59
103
105%
41%
44 y2
*105
42 y4
105
105
106%
44 %
77 y4
35%
90
76%
74 »/2
*86
87%
85
Nashville Chat
5%s
St
&
35
77 Va
3s
186
149%
273 Va
1976—May-Nov
National Biscuit 4%s
debentures 1987—ApriZ-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-June-Deo
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5y8s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
National
Airlines
Inc
debentures
3s
debentures
4%s
sink
Nat'l
Distiller
National
1st
Co
Steel
mortgage
1st
mortgage
National
Tea
sink
5s
debs
4%s
3%s
debs
f
s
debs
subord
4%s
Corp 1st 3y8s
3%s
1986
1982
253%
248
260
105%
104
105 %'
debentures
1974_ApriZ-Oct
1988—Apr-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nou
104
101 Va
16
100
105
105
107
40
104
91
91
10
101%
101
11
100
9
86
86 %
86%
103
May-Not?
Feb-Aug
1980
1977
96 %
21
3s
3s
Jersey
Jersey
New
Bell Telephone
1
101
&
Junction
RR
1
1988
1986
4s
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
New
New
York
Central RR
Consolidated
4s
series
1998
A
Feb-Aug
trust
1980
6s
N Y Central & Hudson
General
River
N
N
Y
Connecting RR
&
Harlem
Mortgage
Mortgage
N
Y
Lack
4%s
2%s series
gold 3Vas 2000
4s
series
A
2043
4s
series
B
2043
&
West
series
B
4s
series
A
June-Dec
83%
83%
13
83%
86 Va
series
N
1977
June-Dec
85
86 %
7
85
87%
1981
P
June-Dec
ijune-Dec
S
1983
June-Dec
1976
June-Dec
1985
June-Dec
W
1984
June-Dec
X
1984
June-Dec
Y
1987
June-Dec
3%s series
Z
1988
June-Dec
4%s series
AA
series
5s
3%s
CC
New
First
Haven
&
Hartford
4%s series II
N
N Y &
N
Y
Putnam
State
first
Electric
N Y Susquehanna
Term 1st mtge
&
consol
Gas
2%s
Telephone
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Rfeunding
2%s
1982
D
mtge 3y8s series
3s series IF
mtge 3s series H
mtge 3%s series
mtge 4%s series
mtge 4y8s series
mtge
E
72 V8
~2
89
89
General
5s
70%
76
General
4%s
70
76
General
49%
43 %
55 Va
General
54
46 Va
58
19
8
16%
160
•
493
7%
6%
87 %
Peoria & Eastern Ry income
63
63
2
55%
64%
79 V*
82
—
—
64%
33
—
35%
79%
*30%
68
25%
~3
68
68
71
59%
*69
J
1991
K
p*78
81%
1993
86%
86%
13
*84%
79%
79%
20
*83%
84%
~1
101 % 101 Va
101%
*90
83%
84 %
96%
101
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s
1980
General mortgage
3y4s 1983
General mortgage 3%s
1983
General mortgage 4%s
1987
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
*81
Feb-Aug
88
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-July
debs
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Central general & ref 5s
1974—Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
*79
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
1973—May-Nov
3%s
s
f
debentures
1973_.
May-Nov
,
s
f .debentures
1974
-May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentrues
1976_
_____May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1977—.
May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980
May-Nov
Was
s
f
debentures
1979
-May-Nov
4%s
s if
debentures
1981-May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1981
_May-Nov
4%s e l debentures .1983——
;
—'May-Nov
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
_Quar-Jan
General lien 3s. Jan 1 2047—"
l
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047—_Jan-Ju/y
trasc
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4s
footnotes,
see page
29.
87 %
88
91
12
104
112%
86%
112 Va 114
94 %
120
110
29
94%
106%
94%
2
'
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101
—
—.
97
93
92%
*94%
.
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r,
94%
99 %
102
103%
7
100%
102 % 103
11
102%
9.6%
102
104%
103%
105
103% 103%
1
103
103%
100%
105%
99%
100%
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99%.
99%
.—
89Va
__
.
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99%
92
90
23
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61%
9
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94%
103
327
104%
151
10
85%
100
101%
1033/4
102% 104
48
101
104
80%
debs
87
89%
61
74%
83
81 Va
55
74
83
64 3/4
64%
1
59
66
69
—
82
79%
69
5
68
75
90 Va
90 Va
1
88%
91%
80 Va
99
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94%
94%
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94%
June-Dec
May-Nov
93%
87
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80
gu«e-Dec
%
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—
96
11
86%
79%
81 Va
82
85%
84%
87 Va
"
83
82
84%
85%
102
104 %
84
ApriZ-Oct
103%
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
94
93
101 % 101 Va
April-Oct
107
108
102
102
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
90%
93
83%
June-Dec
Louis
jl
*84 %
LJurre-Dec
96
83
82%
82%
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
—
24
94
*85%
103
84%
89
10
89%
May-Nov
1987
St
H3%
87
90
100
104
3
105
108 Va
10
115% 117
102
98%
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116
99
94 Va
9
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—
87%
59 Va
93
-94
101%
98
75
—
75
99 %
—
99%
RR—
A 1970
99 % 100
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
97 Va
9
94
16
101
91 Va
99
71%
97%
97%
77 %
April-Oct
*75%
—
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99
98%
99 %
96 Va
96%
98
88%
90
89
89
83%
84
95
98
Plantation
103 V.
3%s sink
Pipe Line 2%« 1670
fund debentures 1986
Potomac Electric
91%
96 Va
*70
njortgage 3%s- 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1983
1———
1st mortgage 2%s 1984__—
62%
-
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
♦90
♦88
Power Co—
1st
98
—
32
119%
93
*93
*99%
104%
112%
101%
476
*__.: 104 V2
*74 Va
94 Va
5
3
104%
1
100
37
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 %s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984_
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974
:
June-Dec
1st 4%s series D
1977
sjune-Dec
-
,1D3%.103%
-
61%
V,-:
—
100% 101
.
89%
95
„
*101
100%
92%
*
71
Jan-July
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
96
92%
92%
91%
Co-
RR
1989
General mortgage 5s series
93 Va
90$4
88
100% 101 Va
Mar-Sept
1986
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &
96%
91
87
97%
*93 Va
''
88%
89%
100%
__
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
IZJune-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_May-Nov
84%
85
1
1043/4 105
—
1984--——._____AprH-Qcf
81%
81%
88
*84
—
CoU
77%
81
subord
88 Va
*87%
April
Philip Morris Inc 4yss s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964_^
conv
*86
Feb-Aug
5s
4%s
Northern
3%s
99%
87
83 Va
141
1974
4%s
104%
96%
—
1
83
*80
I
Wash
&
1978_
27/8s
3%s
3 Vas 1983
3 Vas 1985
4%s 19873%s 1988
refunding
90
I
First &
84%
78%
87%
143%
4s 1990
First & refundnig
87%
83
6
June-Dec
refunding"
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First &
85%
81,-
Baltimore
B
84 %
87%
100% 101 %
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980-
series
80
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-VuZy
Jan-July
1981
D
4%s series El 1984
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
5s
80%
1
100%
1968
B
series
mortgage
General
55%
85
80
80
June-Dec
General gold 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
50
6
*79%
series
77%
79
80
87%
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1979
Philadelphia
85
55%
Feb-Au'g
1996
76 Va
—
I
207/a
8%
85
Jan-July
I
8
77
*__
•
Airways—
subord debentures
77
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-july
1978
1989
77 Va
June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4%s series A 1965
*48%
J an-July
1981
1985
debentures
*73%
1994
series
100%
4%s
-n
Y
99
debentures
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Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-JuZy
•General mortgage 4%s series A 2019—fan-July
N
6
debentures
& Western RR—
4s
99%
3%s
71
104 V2
103%
99
70%
World
104%
99 Va
60%
conv
106%
101%
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures 1964__june-Dqc
American
104
102 Va
1983
4%s
97
23
106
5
debentures
82
90
106%
104
6
3Vas
87
92%
100
2
98
1988
104%
9
99 Va
88
3%s
22
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
Pacific Western Oil
21
93
92%
88
85 Va
104
June-Dec
Tel 2%s debentures
1991
105
105
93
85%
84 %
99%
1978
63 Va
1993—ApriZ-Oct
1977
Jan-July
100 Ve
100 % 101%
101 % 101 %
debentures
59%
4s
16
86
102% 102%
3%s
RR—
gtd
87
85%
82%
102%
78
52%
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86%
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88
82
June-Dec
65%
52%
7%
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100%
April-Ocf
1
Harlem River & Port Chester 4V4s A '73-Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
6
June-Dec
-—April-Ocf
7
18 Va
24
82%
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1986
;p%
18%
83 Va
82%
105
3%s
54
82%
82%
105
1995
1981
86 Va
85%
June-Dec
1987
56%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-tfuZy
•General mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
FF
83%
84%
6
June-Dec
debentures
58%
&
EE
series
82%
86%
83 Va
June-Dec
debentures
56%
84%
84%
85%
June-Dec
1978
DD
4%s series
Pere
IN V
1989
BB
series
June-Dec
82
80%
84%
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U
1986
91
81
*82%
T
2%s
66
79%
94%
84%
81
series
3 Vas
59%
79%
*
71
66
54
*
1980
1982
59%
66
May-Nov
June-Dec
Q
—
37
72 Va
83%
R
65
17
95
Issues
55%
71
121
116%
Co-—
185
97 Va
70%
107 V4
1979
84%
*88
88
121
M
88
88
■92
series
69 y8
80 Va
113%
113
94%
GG
86%
213 Va
70
88%
HH
—
111
'
5
92
993/4
17
4%s series
96%
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
May-Nov
111
103
119 Va
92
3%s series
97%
B
119 Va 120
119
__
3Vas series
54
June-Dec
120
95
102%
88%
4%s series
86%
99%
—
119%
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Pan
1973
—„April-Oet
10O
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3%s series
77%
86%
Y
1978
95
__
*100%
■
85
■
—
-
2%s series
68%
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1988—-June-Bee
__
79%
85
1
*83%
*88'
86%
79%
'
__
79%
88%
3s
76%
June-Dec
__
84%
—
79%
June-Dec
2%s series
67%
ApriZ-Oct
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income debentures 1989
*81%
3VbS series
77%
First
*84%
--
2%s series
68%
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3y4s ser E 1980
——
1974
83%
New
86%
L
Pacific Tel &
——
91
series
89
5
84%
98 Va
85%
RR—
i.
—
3s
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April-Oct
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Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
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86%
s
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3s
130
mortgage
7
.
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63
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63
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90%
103 Va
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77
80%
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86%; 86%
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75
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86%
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82
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120
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104
1
107
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101%
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10
81 Va
85
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91
J
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104
82%
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69
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103%
__
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1982—May-Nou
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conv
mortgage
-V
82 %
*81%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
*•
105
100 %
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June-Dec
1983
Electric
&
refunding
5s
3y8s
103%
__
I
97%
,
91
104 Va
New England
New
t
*—
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Co
4%s series
Tel & Tel Co—
debentures 1982
L
debentures 1974
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-
90%
96%
95
102% 102%
95%
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94
*98%
87%
102 7/a
10
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II
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100
June-Dec
101
94
96
103
95%
.
June-Dec
June-Dec
90%
89 %
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i
85
97
*94
1971
103 %
100% 100%
86%
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K
103 7/a
27
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85
,
series
92%
101% 102 %
100%
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3s
95 Va
91%
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87,
80
1970
92 Va
93
102 % 102 %
101%
80
series J
108%
io
94%
91%
86%
85%
V
1966
103
100
91%
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»—
86
84%
84
.
3s
105
100%
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4
__
I
108%
103%
35
June-Dec
4%s 1989
Co
3V2s
conv
fund
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1983—May-Nov
1992
Prods
Lead
National
debentures
Chem
&
debs
Glass
3%s series
71 %
70
77
*70
June-Dec
1976
fund
Distillers
debs
conv
1970
3%s
Nat'l
6s
Gas
First
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
subord
conv
Pacific
85
84%
*—
Mar-Sept
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
88
83%
Mar-Sept
1980
conv
Louis
5%s
Owens-Illinois
87
.i
Corporation
84%
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
May-Nov
1982
96
*74%
N
NAFI
High
83
*83%
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
>.
-
1975
mortgage 3%s 1988
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st mortgage 4%s 1993
Olln Mathieson Chemical 5'/2s
95%
104%
2%s
-1st
53
103'
3
104
104
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
1986
1978
38
53""f~
51
51
95
25 y8
97 y2
*95%
mortgage
1974
mortgage
3s
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1985
66 y2
3
Low
Electric Co—
&
1st
72 y4
66
Gas
1st
77 %
71%
Feb-Aug
5%s subord debentures 1981
Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis
77%
76%
1966
B
62
115
77%
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
•
87%
85%
85%
82%
72 y4
debentures Jan 1 2045
income
• 5s
787/a
77
85 y8
82 y8
85%
82y4
192403
first mortgage 3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
First
Oklahoma
Missouri Pacific RR
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
*83
dune-Dec
1992
94%
Range Since
Sold
60 Va
1
92 %
Jan-July
4%s
Bonds
High
89 Vs
57
46
65
63
63
50
98%
52
88 %
59 %
93%
93%
*88 y4
1
93
81
13
mtge
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3y4s
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
97%
91
4
*91
59%
99
96
—
96 %
95%
.
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
• Cum
92%
92%
m
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien
4 Vis
series D 1978
102%
89%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Co—
Power
2%s' 1974__Feb-Aug
First
April-Oct
1st
mortgage
3s
1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage
2%s 1979
Feb-Aupr
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
-June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
82
99%
100%
*—
States
first mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975
83%
80%
82
;
or
(Minnesota)
88
83%
Week's Range
Low
221 y2
86 y2
5
86 %
86%
Last
Sale Price
High
116
310
210 % 218
210%
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1963
Northern
Metro|K>iitan Broadcasting Corp—
_ApriZ-Oct
6s conv subord debs 1975
----_May -Nov
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974_
—Feb- Aug
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980—-—-----_April-Oct
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988—
_June-Dec
4%a debentures 1991—
----------Jan-July
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979.
-Mar-Sept
Cons Gas
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Procter & .Gamble
3%s
debs
1981
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
-Mar-Sept
*86
:
—
*76
♦76 Va
95
—
95
Number 6301
198
Volume
.
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.
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29
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Dnvnc
T.1
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
I.ast
Last.
nr Friilnv's
or
Sale Price
Low
Public
3s
Electric
Service
debentures
First
First
and
and
First
and
May -Nov
3V4S 1968_Jan-JuZi>
mortgage 5s 2037— Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—ifune-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
33/aS
debentures
first
and
3Vas
4%s
Ranee Since
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
No.
99 & 100
94
1975
5
94
94
T_*
97
1
108
110 Vi
166 Vi 166 Vi
2
165
170 %
Period
Company
(The)
1983
94%
86%
86
87%
Texas
92
86%
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2%s
92Vi
92
94
92
83%
85
—
93
—
102
'
101 %
102
Pacific-Missouri
Term RR
105
of
New
1964
—J an-July
*99
~
99%
98%
3%s
1974
Rheem
Oil
Rochester
Vis
4
89%
Manufacturing 37/ss
Richfield
Corp
Gas
serial
General
Electric
&
D
1977
mortgage
Rohr
Aircraft
Royal
McBee
debs—
1975
conv debs
1983—April-Oct
43/as
6 Vis
138
of
Missouri
100 %
5
1st
mtge
&
1st
mtge
3 Vis
89%
92
85
141 %
85%
122
233
143
*100
series J 1969—Mar-Sept
conv
debs
1977
nan-July
debentures
100
*93%
96
106
104%
1977—June-Dec
106
106%
96
Union Tank
15
106
111
5s
17
102
107
United
f
s
Power
8t
&
3s
series
Adirond'k
gold
6s
A
•
1971
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996.Jan-Jufy
April-Oct
Co—
89%
89%
1st
1996
Louis-San
Francisco Ry
mortgage 4s series A
1st
1997
89%
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2
89%
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84%
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1989
,
sink
3%s
sinking
74
85%
1st
87%
1st
mtge
85
4%s
83
y4
69 y4
May-Nou
89
*94%
April-Oct
New
England
1st gtd 4s
89
*84%
*87%
1989—May-Wow
1
89
——
—
97%
—
—
—
*93
—
Paper
Scovill
3s
debentures
conv
1971
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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Seaboard
Air
Line
RR
144
—
,
mortgage
3Vis
f
s
Seaboard
series
3s
debentures
Finance
3s
5 Vis
subordinated
1980
1966
143 % 146%
84 y4
94%
85%
87%
91
94%
■
—
120%
*80 %
100
'I
111%
120
104
105%
83
80
87
81%
,
86
88 %
70%
99%
93%
109
95 y«
1972
trust
coll
4Vis
trust
1977
States
4 Vis
109
99
108%
342
100%
106 i/a
110
98 Vi
96%
97%
90%
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'93
89%
91
95%
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10
96
97%
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14
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101
100
92%
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27
99%
9
98i/a
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101%
—
101
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100%
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104
106
1980
98%
98%
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*—
104 %
103%
105'/a
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*—
104
101%
105
1981
132
161
April-Oct
151
1976
debs
149
152
Map-Nov
*87
88
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4s
72
104
109%
98%
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1967
fund
87%
69%
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debentures
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sinking
84%
20
86
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
debentures
2%s
106 %
134%
__
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91%
104
114%
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*91%
1980
4%s
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debentures
89%
27
70
April-Ocf
trust 4 Vis 1978
debentures 1978
subord
conv
Rubber
70
April-Oct
1973
88 y8
519
129 Vi
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
1975
debentures
sinking fund debentures
2%s
127
109%
83
II
*91
104% 105
129
94%
80%
82%
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1970
85%
94»/8
86
ApriZ-Oct
coll
&
84%
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Feb-Aug
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1966—April-Oct
2%s
__
*84
*94
1983
debentures
Jan-July
1986
154
85
87
93i/a
96%
96"%
101 % 102 Vi
60
94
96
65
98%
100
79%
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102
101%
104%
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—
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90
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82
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87%
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—
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■
96%
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—
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Corp—
3Vis
—Feb-Atig
debentures
1977
102
104
Map-Nov
101% 101 %
10
101
103 Va
Jan -July
105%
105% 106 %
11
105
1983_Feb-Aug
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
ApriZ-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs "1986—
Feb-Aug
104%
104 % 104%
38
104
105%
1982
4Vis
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Shell
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
Oil
Oil
&
Co
4%§
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Corp
2Vis
f
s
debs
debentures
4%s
1971
debs
conv
debentures
June-Dec
Jan-juZp
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Oil Co
4Vis
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis
debs
1993
1976
Southern
Bell
Telepnone
debentures
23/is
&
debentures
3 Vis
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1985
convertible
Southern
Telegraph
1979
2Vis
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison
Natural
Co
14
88%
100%
65
98
108
99%
87
99%
100 Vs
84%
16
83
99
100
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—
82
9931
—
8^V4
82
*77%
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4Vis
1970
4Vis
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1994
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,
1977™
A
—
Mar-Sept
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68
—
-
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s
ser
101%
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'
First
97%
99% 100
100% 102%
97%
A '75.June-Dec
mortgage 2Vis series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 5 Vis series H 1983
Frist
Southern
1st
Ry
first
mtge
coll
Carolina
div
Me mphis
New
consol
tr
1st
gold 5s
1988
4Vis
gen
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4%
98
*86%
April-Oct
59
1
150
54
47
41
debentures
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Inc
5s
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subord
99
100%
*:96
debs
debentures
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Stauffer
Oil
4Vis
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Inc
6s
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Ry
First lien
1st
(James)
5Vi%
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RR
Refund
and
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__
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90%
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86
Jan-July
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771/8
1973_April-Ocf
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78
85%
90%
86
—
871/4
series
ref
1995
B
mtge 3Vis
C
ser
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Feb-Aug
1982
Mar-Sept
86
97
78%
90 y8
9
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117
1171/8
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76%
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——
77%
•
94%
91%
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19
97%
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81%
5
73%
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96 »/8
116
121
104%
102'
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4s
100
76%
66 %
99%
102 %
103 Vi
100
A
Jan
1981
1991
1971
78%
1st
mortgage 3Vis
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debentures
series
1979
C
81
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Via series
5s income debentures 1984
Western
110
124"%
75
14
103%
105 Vi
101 Vi 101%
10
101
103 %
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86 Vi
10
102% 102%
62
102%
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26
87
89%
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99
99
90%
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9
100 %
114
97 %
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94
100%
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1978
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100
18
88'A
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99
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—
90%
97
99
Co—
series
4s
Electric
fund
99
May-ZVou
2004
A
tfan-July
inc series A Jan 1 2029
1976
71
70
*62%
63%
83%
83%
*8iy2
11
651/s
72%
57
21
71
May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2%s
Power
72
83%
841/4
96
98%
debentures
3Vis sink fund debs
Gen mtge 4Vis
Wisconsin
101%
100
—
95%
99 Vi 100
Jan-July
May-ZVou
92'/a
*86
Union
Whirlpool Corp
•
May-Nou
78%
89 Vi
87
A
79%
78%
*90'/a
TOO
May
Teleg Co 5Vis debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
-Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake E*rie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
104%
87%
102%
86 Vi
*78
'78%
Jan-July
84%
76%
April
April-Oct
1982
-84
10
84
April
Feb-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3Vis
1967—Jan-tfuZp
General
mortgage 3s 1979
Map-Nov
West Penn
Electric 3%s
1974
May-lVou
West Penn Power 3Vis series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Tan-Juiy
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1969—April-Ocf
104%
103 Vi 104
•
1966—Jan-July
__Jan-July
1972
series
Warren
86%
117% 119%
101%
Map-Nov
1971
income
income 4%s series B Jan
mortgage 3 Vis series B
*89%
*93%
.
89 %
—
mortgage
2%s
Public
1979
Service
3%s
1971
93
Jan-July
—
„
1
92%
10
93
101%
95
93
91%
—
1st
Wisconsin
93%
debs
1982
ApriZ-Oct
125
125
127
175
109
127
Elec
mtge
Lt
&
Power
2%s
1976
80
Jan-July
Sheet & Tube Co—
§eries H 1990
4%s
April-Oct
101 '/a
101%
101'/a
-
80
102%
Inc—
■
notes
cony
senior
Corp
.
I
78
Corp—
subord
senior
114
84%,, 86%
Go—
Gen mtge
108
97 Vi
RR
First
1st
capital
3s
and
103%
Yonkers
5 Vis
..
__
April-Ocf
1982
lien
iYoungstown
Talcott
*82%
Map-Nov
J
& ref 4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs
.
Mar-Sept
1973
Wayne
conv
1981
mtge
debentures
2%s
.
1982
1st
debentures
Symington
119 Vi
April-Oct
1973—Mar-Sept
debs
series
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian
101%
105
107'/2
78 %
Jan-July
37/8s
Camp
,Co
mtge 3Vis
t/
.
w
107
*__
1971—Map-Nov
1982
subord
Transit
ref
*85
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs
&
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987—
Sunray' Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Surface
&
6Vis
Assn
1979
.June-Dec
notes .1979
notes
1980
debs
of
132
104%
22
*105
..Jan-July
92%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
*82%
Louis-
impt 4s series C 2019.
impt-2%s series D 1985
106
131
-June-Dec
1978
St
•105*
.June-Dec
*79
105%
129
169
104%
93
5
105%
91
94%
82%
87
a
Deferred
Included
not
in
the
included in
delivery sale not included
in
the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
sale mot included- in the year s
year's range,
n Under-the-rule
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
'
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
i
*79 -
80
•
Companies reported
-
•
,
e
,
as
Friday's bid and ask
being in bankruptcy,
prices;
no
sales
Odd lot sale not
range,
r Casn
salt
—
'
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by Guch
—
V
*80 %
68
107
April-Oct
debentures
Inc—
Chemical
conv
61
*100 Vi
April-Oct
1974
(Ohio)
97
*78
Wilson & Co.
Co
Stokely-Van
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
*■■ ■■■■
168%
104%
*102
1984—June-Dec
2%s
66
74
*100
4%s 1983
3Vis conv 1982;
(Indiana)
7
851/4
238
105% 105%
Map-Nov
4Vis debentures
1983
Standard Oil (N J) debentures
23As
66
66-
1988—gun-Dec
"5 Vis
debentures 1983
Standard Oil pf California
Standard
105%
76%
Jan-July
1977__May-Npp
1983
conv
mtge 2%s series G 1979
mtge 2%s series H 1980
& ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
Wabash
86%
—
76%
Jan-tfuZp
Southwestern; Bell Tell 2%s debs -1985
3Vis
76%
Feb-Aug
first gold 5s 1996
Northeastern RR 3%*s
&
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
A
ser
div
Orl
99
so y4
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
ref
Gen
1981..
97
*83%
79%
231
__
68
*148
fan-July
1973-June-Dec
conv
1969
4Vis
86%
76%
—
971/8
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1st
100%
j
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
Gold
85%
77%
__
*78
Southern Pacific CoGold
82
2
Mar-Sept
14
Co—
ref
&
Power
77%
99%
83%
99%
&
&
75%
mtge 2%s series E 1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
1st
105%
99%
99%
100
1st
90 %
111
ref
ref
*85 Va
75%
1980
1st
92%
105%
__
&
&
debs
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Co—
2%s-4Vis
Ry
Gas
90%
103%
subord
Electric
1st
1st
90
5
5
89 %
89%
*99V4
..Jan-July
-
debentures
Indiana
Southern
April-Oct
92
103% 104%
104%
June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
78
87
92
ApriZ-Oct
1986
1965
Smith-Corona Marchant 5Vis 1979
Socony Mobil
*84
103% 103%
subord debentures 1969
subord
debentures 1976—
conv
Virginia
Sears
Corp of America—
conv
4Vis conv
Vendo Co—
107 y4
debentures
I 5s
Tandy
14
99
*94%
Feb-Aug
debentures
fund
mtge
5s
U S
148%
101%
5s
-70
__
97
1991_Mar-Sept
1973
1988
America
fund
&
United States
96
—
110
*100
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
Acceptance
debentures
1972
45/as
debs
2 Vis
Roebuck
4%s
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
Co
(Jos E) & Sons
debentures 1974
6ears
1980
B
Seagram
Swift
debs
mtge & coll trust 5s
92 y4
80%
—
—
Co—
"76%
101
-
1st
3s
C
3%s 1971
trust -3Vis 1972
fund
sink
United
Scott
series
,
1st
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
90%
,
.
24
*94%
June-Dec
1976
trust
mtge & coll
28
; '■.
88
70%
__
*84
Map-Nov
June-Dec
1980
mtge & coll trust 3%s
83
1st
/
19
113
*104%
99
i
1971—Map-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1977
coll
76 %
5Vis
certificates
April-Oct
1978.June-Dec
1986
debs
of
& coll
76%
87 %
84%
83%
—
8t
Scioto V &
&
66 y*
70
f
s
Corp 2%s
mtge
mtge
1st
4%s
v-.-
bond
Gas
1st
74%
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
Co
debentures
8
81
84%
112
Corp—
subord
__
—
81
Second
First
2%s
debentures
1st
90%
62 Yt
__
'*77%
—
Jan-July
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income deb's series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
Bt
tr
4%s
Aircraft
United
Lawrence
; i
;
83
*81%
112
1982
Car
conv
3%s
Second
99%
92%
82%
Jan-July
100
93 %
104% .105
3%s
trust 2%s
4Vis conv subord debs 1991
Union Pacific RR 2%s
debentures
United
8t
94%
98%
' "
79
High
91 %
40
90%
*76
Map-Nov
Union Oil Co of
California 2%s debs 1970_tfune-Dec
4%s debentures
1986.
June-Dec
4Vis
Saguenay
coll
coll
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis
Mar-Sept
—
and
102%
33
86
138
98%
"100
82%
June-Dec
1968
debentures
58%
Corp
1
conv
45
131
89%
*85
3 Vis
5%s
54%
100 V a 100%
89%
Low
25
■
u
Electric Co
3s
53%
92
90%
Jan. I, 1963
No.
■
First mortgage
54%
91%
Range Since
Sold
99
Union
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Bonds
High
98%
Feb-Aup
Oil Co 3 Vis 1986
World Airlines 6%s inc debs
A
r
Friday's
Pacific-
Orleans
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5Vis debentures
1986—
• Trans
debentures
92
-Map-Nov
Tidewater
Oats
•Mdp-Nov
86%
90%
*82%
*94 Vi
_
or
Bid So Asked
Low
First and refund M 3
Vis series B 1970- •AprZZ-Oct
refund M 3%s series C 1990.
Ap/iZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first
gold 5s 2000
Vune-Dec
General and refund M
3%s ser E 1985.
-Jan-July
*89
WppIR Ran.»
Week's Range
?
,
Last
Sale Price
First and
Q
Quaker
Fridav
Friday
*
Interest
Exchange
3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures
1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
100
332
HOVi llOVi
April-Oct
1977
99
166 Vi
1983-April-Oct
.
257
;
Rnvns
BONDS
New York Stock
High
110 Vi
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3lAs
debentures
99 ia
mortgage
1972
debentures
Bonds
Texas
1969
First
RnnHs
-
Co—
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
and
First
Gas
&
.
Bid & Asked
Friday's
(Range for Week Ended September
20)
being
f.
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
companies.
transacted during current w«.x,
v
^
w
^
^
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
.
30
(1162)
.
.
Monday, September 23
.
1963
'
'
k. vv
Exchange
American Stock
YEARLY RECORD
WEEKLY AND
transactions
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
sKESSShhtasaewsau'Wf-says.
gs*-—-—-—>»•
furnish
pvtpnsive list we
..
T
a
complete report of the
Friday
-'.i'-'"-,.-
v-
ADG
Plastics
Admiral
Corp
Aero-Plow Dynamics
:
1
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing
Aid
Class
Wood
preferred
5%
preferred
18
3%
1,800
7%
700
48%
2%
20%
3Va
23%
3%
23%
14%
4%
Jun
Sep
11%
Jun
8%
Jun
4%
Aug
7%
Jan
57%
2%
Apr
3y4
Jan
65%
4 Va
10 % May
100
3%
2,200
23%
12.400
3%
19%
4%
13% May
200
17%
93%
91%
50
89%
Jan
1,100
12 Va
Jan
62 V* Mar
80
50
3%
2,300
Alliance Tire
5V2V0
Control
Allied
Paper
11,900
4%
Au a
700
7%
Jan
11
2Va May
2 %
2%
~7%
8%
10c
4%
4%
6%
86'A
.5.%
4
4%
——„1
American
Beverage Corp
Biltrite Rubber
American
Book
American
Book-Stratford
American
Business
Co
Israeli
American
American
American
Aue
10
3%
Sep
5%
5%
4
Va
6,200
Va
3%
5
6%
Corp
Apache
Inc
Power .Co
Appalachian
Argus Inc
—
Louisiana
Arkansas
&
Electronics
Arrow
Associated
Corp Ltd
transactions—
Baby Services
Associated
Electric
Foreign
American
rets
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
Products
of
transactions
Columbia
Foreign
Associated Testing
Aslrex
Inc
Labs
British
Petroleum
Jan
Amer
Sep
Foreign
Chemical Industrial
Financial
Atico
4 Va
Feb
Brown
Brown
Forman
4
3,300
3
2%
1,500
1%
45%
;
,
Jan
4%
5Va May
Mar
2%
2 Va
7%
13,400
3%
10%
11%
7'a
13%
37
500
7%
3%
4Va
Jan
Jun
4%
4
2,100
3%
3%
100
10%
4%
Sep
Jan
1,100
11%
8%
Aug
7,600
1314
11
4%
13
Jan
V 11
.
S
F
5%
5
'
Feb
11
16%
12
17%
Aug
26
4%
12%
2,700
12%
13%
17.400
IP/a
99%
11%
13
99%
99%
2%
11%
14%
Aug
15%
Jan
BVD
Bayview
Bearings
Beck
Bell
(A
Inc
S)
Sep
22% July
103
Feb
$2.50
Jan
6%
2,100
Jun
2%
1%
Electric
Sep
3 %
1%
1
4%
5
1,400
3%
Jan
200
4%
Jan
6
3 Va
3%
2.200
2%
Jan
3%
Class
1 %
5
Canada
May
Canada
1%
5%
3,100
9,200
4%
71,900
16
:,/
Products—10c
2%
2%
2%
1
.7%
7%
7%
5%
Sep
2VS
3,800
91/4
%
5,900
Apr
Records
Berkey
Photo
12%
13%
28
4,500
v.
3%
314
9
5%
6%
11,200
3
3Va
Va
A
9,600
Jan
A
Jan
4%
300
3 Va May
5%
Jun
6%
4
6%
600
5% May
6%
8%
7%
43%
•
9%
11%
14
43%
44 " '
7%
Cement Co
—
13%
lc
~lA
;_ioc
;
18%
2,100
4,200
fi:
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Javelin
5
%
Feb
1%
Jun
Jan
17%
Feb
Canadianwide
Jan-/
Canadian
%
Feb
%
;
-
Foreign
51%
Sep
200
53%
Jun
———_1
25c
;
*
20%
_~1
.—II*
Corp
_
Corp
Williston
Jun
5%
Sep ft
.*
>
Carnation
I
dfll/2
40% Mar
Jan
see
page
1.100
12%
Jan
Sep
8% Aug
Jan
5
15
Ltd
5%
4%
9%
9%
10%
i%
20%
1
1%
21%
L.¬
Aug
8%
1,300
7 %
July
12%
101,600
8%
Jan
8 A
11
12%
(J W)
(AM)
1,100
3%
13.000
~3%
Jim
4%
500
9%
Jan
11%
4%
14%
4%
4.200
4%
Feb
6 Va
A
1,200
%
Feb
A
2,400
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
5%
5,800
4 %
May
7%
Jan
i
21%
23% I
7.600
16%
Jan
24%
Apr
16%
17%
700
7 %
21%
17%
-7%
7%
4,000
15%
1
2%
5%
-
'
Maine
Power &
Inc
Corp
Jan
Power
3.50%
Light 4%
Central Securities
Corp
pref
100
pfd
—100
1
common
Century Electric
Jan
Charter Oil
Co
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
Ltd
_1
1
Corp
Chicago Rivet 8c Machine
1.000
Christiana
Chief
10%
8% Mar
Jan
1% July
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Oil
Jan
Aug
300
14,400
Chromalloy
Cinerama
—10c
Corp
72%
Jan
85%
Jan
89
20 %
2,500
17%
Jan
20%
31%
50
Aug
C K P Development Ltd
2.400
Jan'
Clark
3%
Jan
Clarostat
1
Clary
1
2
May
47% July
53 % May
6% Jun
10% May
Jan
'
8%
1.000
7%
Sep
V 9%
26.100
6%
Jan
•
Cable Corp
10c
Manufacturing Co__
Corporation
Clayton 8c Lambert Manufacturing
1
Corporation
Clopay
Coburn
Credit
Co
Inc
common
1
12%
'
9%
Sep
6%
preferred
20
Apr
3
Aug
5% Mar
Aug
V~1%
_I%
1,700
1A
Jun
13%
70-0
10%
Feb
13%
Aug
26%
26%
700
22 Va
■
7
Jan
18
Feb
Aug
29
2%
6,800
1%
Jan
3
Feb
6 %
5,900
5%
Jan
8%
Jun
19%
22%
21,300
12%
Jan
23 %
Sep
15%
17%
162,800
12%
Aug
17%
Sep
34%
•
Jan
2
6
*
37%
8,700
19
Mar
37%
Sep
4,900
10% Mar
12%
4%
4%
5
6%
18
2%
4
Apr
9%
15.500
17%
8%
Sep
4 Va
19%
37Va
12%
4%
22%
32
Jan
Apr
Sep
Jan
5
lc
Corp
*
13 Va
—:
25c
Inc
Foil
Circuit
Jan
8%
77%
70
125
28
Jun
~3%
3%
2%
6%
Jun
8%
1 Va
7%
26 %
6%
9
4%
10% May
Feb
77%
31%
*_•
Feb
Jan
87 Va
19%
"20%
1
1
14%
8%
%
Aug
14% Mar
Jan
77 Va
87
2
Mining
Corp..
3.400
4
%
6
87
—
5
Jan
6.300
110%
Mar,
8
6,600
%
2.50
—
12%
%
Sep
H Mar
4
3 Va
4%
9%
lo
Co
Apr
-%
Sep
10 Va
%
4
li
convertible preferred-*
9 Va
4,300
Sep
112
107
Apr
68.400
8
Mar
83
9%
4 Va
Jan
Jan
4%
1,500
14
14
1
Services
Charge
4%
1
1
Corp of America
Hadley
107
19
16% Mar
900
111
106
106
10
Jan
600
Sep
Jan
15%
A
5%
•
15%
1
Co
& Co
9%
400
Jan
11%
80
23 Ye
.2%
Jun
11%
300
July
50%
Feb
9Aug
18 %
3%
1,600
6%
700
1A
10%
%
14 %
2%
4%
Jan
Jan
18
4%
1.900
50%
4%
8%
1%
12,103
107%
6.700
1/4
7
5% Sep
% Jun
3,1(00
%
1
1
1
%
Apr
Jan
2,400
%
6%
50
5%
U
jg
3%
1
1
Chamberlin Co of America.
1% May
T
Jan
4 Va
Jun
4%
.
4%
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Amer
Century Geophysical
Jan
8
3 % Mar
11%
5.50
Aug
Jan
17%
Apr
26,800
Jun .7
18
2%
36%
11% May
8% Aug
8
1
34.
1
Co
$1.40 series B
7%
3%
6c
Corp
Mar
1.200
Jun
Jan
Feb
6%
4%
1
Inc'—
3%
*31,\
1
International
15
6.900
7%
4% May
27%
50q
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral
22% May
2
4%
Minerals
Jun
Sep
Jan
6
50c
I
Inc_<
500
Jan
4% May
Aug
1
Ltd
Jan
5014
—25c
6%
11 VB
Properties
16%
3%
12
1%
6%
12 %
6% July
3 A
V
28%
1.200
10
~i
50c
—
2,700
14,000
10
partic pfd
11%
12%
60 % Mar
1
Apr
1.500
16%
9%
7%
318
transactions
Petrofina Ltd
Jan
37,300
7%
1
———
7%
3 A
2.50
Ltd
11%
;
Jun
20 J
55
7%
10c
Marconi
3%
400
Sep
55
51%
3 ft;
6%
•
Canadian
'4% July
2% Mar
■
Aug
55
•
Ltd
Gas
13%
,
Feb
31
76
51%
51%
55
16%o
Ltd
10 %
„
22%
—
Oils
Industrial
Canadian
Aug"
13
,
15% Aug
22% Feb
% Jan
63
•
Export Gas & Oil
15%
4%
1%
17%
lOc
Aug
20
Dredge & Dock Co
Feb
13%
2%
Jan
19 %
30%
—
transactions
Jun
Feb
13%
1 %
9%
Apr
17%
common
Canadian
Jan
10%
2%
—1
Ltd
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter 8c Kennedy Inc
9%
7%
July
29%
Petroleums Ltd vtc__I
Canadian
Jun
4%
~——*
6%
16%
18%
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
9
Apr
1,100
*
_*
150
20%
11%
%
14,300
18
17%
18
29%
1
Inc
1.100
20%
14
—
10
4
-Va
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1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Co
Southern
71%
14%
.
3.000
20%
..
Bread
6%
1,900
6
3
50c
1,500
10c
Jan
8% May
3,600
26
.
——1
For footnotes,
14,300
10%
Inc—
A
Foreign
3% May
55%
200
A
13
26%
3%
5
10
3
USA Inc
Co
20%
10
1
50
Canadian
A
1
7
Watch
20 Ye
'
Sep
Mar
8
:
7y8 July
600
-
16%
5 Va Mar
>•:
17,400
———
Ipstfument
Jun
4
•
common
preferred
Canada
6% Aug
Jan
12 % July
4,000 V
$1.30
Feb
2% Mar
1% Mar
1,500
5%
5%
Telephone of Canada—
Foreign
transactions-,.
Belock
Sep
14
50
5o
Campbell Machines
5%
Bell
Benrus
Power
Campbell Chibougamau
6% July
5%
Chemical—.
Corp
20%
Sep
_1
1
preferred
Cameo-Parkway
Jan
% Mar
1%
5%
4%
50c
Electronic
Jan
3s 6d
preferred
30
24
5%
preferred
Snoe
8%
'
Sep
99 %
22%
5%
Corp
Corp
Corp
Jan
1
75
101 Va 101%
15%
Candy
Oil
6%
10%
pieferred—
5%
Baruch-Foster
Sep
Feb
Aug
20%
Corp
$3.00
._*
Engineering Co
Barton's
Jan
3%
10%
3%
—25c
California
15%
-
10%
300
10%
Calgary 8c Edmonton Corp Ltd
——_1
Inc
B$rry Wright Corp
1,500
19%
10%
10%
Inc.—
Son
&
Jan
—
-
Town
Jan
1
Jan
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A__1
Barnes
13 %
19%
Inc
Central
Bargain
Jan
8,600
19%
:
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Central
Inc
8Va
*'
Inc
Shoe
Co
Catalin
Industries
Jan
2.50
Company
dep rets ord shares
(J
Central
Banner
Jun
4%
6
5%
6
I
Aug
lc
Corp
12%
1,800
:
—10
Corp
American
Burroughs
Central
Ltd
8% May
3,300
Corp
Securities
7%
4,000
Mines Ltd—
Castle
Oil
2,000
10%
19%
ft'
Carter
Baldwin
8%
10%
50c.
Inc
(The)
Hill
Carreras
Banff
8 Va
10%
66%c
13%
10C
Common
8%
1
37
1.100
•:
Sep
10
Jan
24,300
Convertible
15%
14% July
101
Jan
218,900
Inc
Sep
Jun
28% May
8% Aug
Aug
10c
43,000
A
28% May
4%
—nl'
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
1
Automatic Steel Products Ino- comJ.„l
5
Jan
28%
__
8
Apr
Jan.
1,500
1%
Inc—-
Jan
80J
Jan
13,300
1%
Inc
6%
2%
700
8
3%
10%
5
1V4
16%
■
8
3 Va
22%
35
16 %
Industries
-
22%
4%
16%
Baldwin-Montrose
14,200
Aug
800
33%
1%
Baker
8 A
23
18%" Feb"
1,900
4"%
10,300
Collieries
2.900
28
33%
10lYa
96%
220
14%
Ayrshire
22%
Apr
May!
4% May
Jan,;
7% Mar
4,000
—.—I——1
—10c
Avis Industrial Corp
Avondale Corp
—•
22%
9%
10
Jan
4%
13%
Avien
Jun
Jan
100 (
20%
4%
registered—£1
Oorp
Jun
713«
Aug
Jan
Mar
14%
1V4
Centers
7%
Jan
4%
May
3
10
2,300
Plastics
600
900
26%
preferred
Burnell & Co
13% Aug
400
11%
Devices
8%
8 Va
14 3a
:
Burgmarter
Aug
200
71 %
Sewing
A
25%
Co Inc
serial
Burma
14% Mar
r
6,100
10%
Aurora
Jan
27%
Industries
Bunker
Jun
4%
11%
20%
_1
Aug
14%
V
Jan
11 Va
4%
11%
1%
Inc
Jan
41 %
28%
27%
preferred
6%
47% May
Jan
1%
Co
10%
Jan
20%
25%
Common
3% Mar
Sep
Aug
Jan
4%
1%
.
6"% Aug
24% Aug
7%
__
1
Company
69
Audio
2%
Budget Finance Plan—
1ft
America
Apr
4% Mar
30c
B
70
Atlas
Jan
2% Mar
23
Distillers cl A com—30c
Sep
1%
1%
1
Industries
2%
v
8
25c
common--.
Jan
5% Jan
11
General
15.200
'
22%
£1
Company
Jan
Consolidated
Atlas
2%
8
6%
7%
1,100
*
Line
Jun
Ltd—
Co
9 Va
Mar
4
21,400
7%
1%
Corp
Coast
16%
2%
transactions—
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
6%
Sep
7 %
45%
Atlantic
Atlas
2.100
—
—
•
6%
tw
Jan
7
Research-Corp
1
Mining &
,1
Development Corp
1—10 pesos
Atlas
Corp option warrants
Atlantic
16%
Jan
—
dep rets ord registered
(E L)
40c
____
—
Atco
Jan
16%
.
2%
10a
10s
Power
Bruce
—23'Va
Co
Inc
2
transactions
Jan
33V3c
Gas
&
Jan
Aug
3%
11%
Food Stores Inc
Associated
1%
8
22
10c
Inc
Industries—
deposit
8.000
,8 A
52
——,—1
Inc
Oil
Asamera
1%
Tobacco—
Sep
7%
pfd_10o
Jan
7%
1% May
—
'
ord bearer
registered
rets
Sep
A—_—1
"warrants"--
Co.
16
transactions
American
18%
1,500
Light 4.72%
Arkansas Power &
Armour
Jan
Sep
2.600
41%
20,300
Co.—.—.2.50
Gas
90
Jan
July
20c
1
Jan
24%
5
26%
950
2%
r
,—
Apollo Industries
17% July
81% Jan
12%
26
200
3%
1
——.1.25
—!—_5
4 %',;• pfd—100
50c
—
1%
50
9.200
26%
2,000
,
Inc
Feb
Mar
8
700
6%
13
•
4%.
Andrea Radio Corp
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wuppennan
___—
1
Arisul Chemical Co
——I
Pools
1%
90
5%
Co
Butler's
Anthony
89%
12%
Inc
Feb
89
Sep
6%
—2
90
Oil
American
43
2%
Products
Post
8%
10
Feb
500
19%
American Thread
Anchor
5.200
950
4%
.7%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
—2
5%
preferred—-—5
23%
:
3.300
41%
2%
Realty & Petroleum Corp
21%
22%
2%
British
Jan
6 Va
3% July
84% Apr
7,800
3%
2%
American
6%
7%
Jun
4%
2,700
3%
American
2% July
7% Apr
300
38%
18%
_—12.50
Co
900
7%
7Va
Foreign
Feb
£1
class
4% Mar
Feb
—-50c
Inc
8 Va
38%
9%
May
'
7%
7%
Jun
Paper Mills Ltd—
Petrofina
Sep
38%
Foreign
Buell
Manufacturing
Feb
5%
1
4
9%
2,500
2%
American
%
8.000
5%
dep rets ord
14%
86 Va
2%
American
6,800
6%
1
Amer
Jan
5,900
3%
Inc
Jan
Sep
2%
Co
Aug
Aue
12,100
1
shares
MARC
Apr
20%
8
transactions
dep
7%
3%
3%
—
Jan
16% July
3% Aug
—
Light & Pow ord—•
Amer
7%
6%
Aluminum—25c
American-International
2%
28 %
6
.
12%
Assn
19
*
Inc
Electronics
American
Inc
Systems
Works
Gear
—
^—1
6
—20
Press Inc—-1
Inc
Co
2.300
9%
July
4
1
10c
Corp
Class B
American
1.100
\
19
3%
Manufacturing
British
6% May
1,400
9%
6
85
..
2,600
~8
3%
—1
Corp
Industries Inc
6% July
6,400
2%
Mar
2
8,700
11
Aug;-
8
7%
8%
—1
Alsco Inc class A
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd.100
Amco
6,600
5 %
50c
.
—
Alloys Unlimited Inc ——
Almar Rainwear Corp
Ambassador Oil
7%
4%
10%
19%
550
—
10C
America—
of
Brazilian Traction
Jan
3 Va
7%
——3
Inc.—
Co
Corp
Feb
Aug
2%
7%
5
preferred———10
convertible
Allied
Foote
9%
3
,
Feb
21
1.50
•
Brad
3 %
4
__
Inc
Brandywine Raceway
British
800
common
Jun
Jan
4%
Co
Bowling Corp
Jan'
5%
4
1
prior preferred
Foreign
56
Inc
Chemical Co Inc
Brillo
260
4%
Pictures Corp common..!
Artists
Allied
5% %
Borne
Sep
71%
•
High
Sep
2Ve
2
6
*
71%
Jan
69
71
class A—._£1 '4
& Rubber
Industries
(HC)
Breeze
Kunstzide N V—
deposit rets American shsAll American Engineering Co.
.10c
All-State Properties Inc
1
Alleghany Corp "warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—1
6%
1,900
May
-
5%
Jan
Algemene
American
2%
10c
Sep
23
77
4%
3.000
18%
ft
3%
1
Bourjois
22%
3%
3
.
Low
7%
2%
20
'
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Inc—
Bohack
Aug
77
-3%
6%
18%
A
Bloomfield
Feb
24%
Sep
Am-
91%
--
Inc
—-—
Building Industries
Shares
High
.2%
21
2.50
4
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
24% July
21%
91%
1
for Week
-
Jan
2% July
4,300
14%
Class
Apr
2,700
3
21 %
2%
Inc
Bloomfield
Jan
45%
7
•
Blauner's
Jan
7%
7
r
1
Binney & Smith Inc—
Birdsboro Corp
.IJ
4% Mar
16,900
2%
2%
2014
?
Low
Inc
(The)
Corp
Bickford's
Jan
Jun
3,900
2,400
5%
2%
Jan
Bethlehem
Jan
2%
500
7%
5%
1%
2%
900
51%
_100
10
common
_i_*.
Airlines
Alaska
Co
2%
'5%
2%
2% Mar
•'
3%
*
4.20%
Steel
•
7%
1
_J
Power
Alabama
1
America—
of
Corp
A
4,900
.'7%
1
Parking
Airport
Alan
Inc
Discount
&
Inc
1%
3%
10c
Inc
Techniques
Investment
Aileen
1
Par
Frocks
Berkshire
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
2Va May
2,000
2%
1
Co
Aeronca
Aerosol
:
__
Inc
2%
1
10c
10c
1
1
Mfg Co
Liquidating
2 Ye
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Since Jan. 1,1968
LOW
High
2%
Corp class A_—1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
Acmd Missiles & Construction C6rp—
Class
A
common
—25c
Acme
Precision
Products Inc———1
Acme Wire Co
10
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Range
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
■
S T O CK S
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's"
Friday
STOCKS
6%
;
12%
5
3.800
2%
•
Sep
1,900
7%
3,600
4% Mar
500
'
2%
2%
700
12% Apr
2% July
11%
12%
3,700
9% Mar
24%
24%
100
17
0
20% Mar
13% July
6% Mar
7%
4% Aug
5 Vb
18
May
9Va
18
3%
13 %
27%
Jan
Jun
Sep
Jan
Sep
Sep
,
Number 6301
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1163)
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Low
Electronics
Cohu
Inc
Co
Coleman
Sand
Colonial
4%
---5
41'%
:_1
—
-
13%
Co
Stone
&
Metals
Commercial
1
Inc
Service..,—_——10
ext to '65_1
Public
Community
7
Compo Snoe Machinery vtc
Corporation
Containers Inc
Compudyne
Connelly
—
■V
-
300
1%
Sep
18%
4
Jan
7
Aug
Falcon
1
Jun
1%
Jan
Family
46
Feb
Famous Artists Schools
10.1UU
43
2,100
,
38% May
Feb
Fairmont Chemical Co
Seaboard
%
Corp..
14%
Jan
Jan
2,900
Apr
Fargo Oils Ltd
5 %
Aug
Federated
27%
Sep
4%
4,500
4%
Apr
27%
1,200
21%
Jan
~3%' "4
Jun
11%
9%- 11%
-
3%
25,600
8%
12
-
5,700
12
21,900
1 Vb
3%
1%
1,200
1%
...%
4%
Felmont
Continental
Connector
Materials
cl A—50c
10c
1
Corp
Continental
Corp
Jan
11%
% Mar
Paint
General
Jan
1,700
7
Jan
8%
5Vs
Apr
5%
Feb
7%
8%
0
Class
■
17%
Jan
20% July
700
5%
Jan
7% May
1°%
19%
5%
5%
5%
8%
8%
,
24%
25
7%
900
8%
2,800
26
17
May
9%
Aug
Jan
20
Jan
Sep
26
20%
7
7 V4
6%
6%
7
Apr
21%
Apr
800
5%
Feb
7%
Jun
2,100
6%
J an
8
Feb
71%
_7
Firth
Feb
10
American
(ord reg)__£l
(Del)__50c
receipts
dep
Consolidated
Fishman
Florida
5
1
Corp
Inc
(MH)
Tiger
Foreign
Forest
Fresnillo
Co
42 5
2%
8
2%
14,000
4 3,8
2%
54.000
43%
1,000
4
3
Jan
3%
Jan
Sep
800
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
Gateway
3 1/2
700
3
Jan
5%
Jan
General
Crown
11%
111/4
11%
2,000
Crown
Drug
1%
7%
1%
5%
7%
9,100
5%
Aug
7%
6%
6%
7%
5,600
6%
Apr
12%
&
25c
——10c
*
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic
Corporation
class
A
15%
15%
16%
1
15%
15%
14% May
Sep
2%
Sep
7%
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
1.500
■
Feb
Sep
Jan
8% May
300
16 %
common
11%
1%
9,500
8%
8
*
Manufacturing
Laboratories class A common—l
B
Co
3,300
Cutter
2%
1,300
2
Curtis
Crystal Dairies
Industries Inc
50c
50c
11%
Jan
16%
32%
2
2
Transit
Industries
American
3.500
113,200
Foam
5
8%
3%
171%
4%
Apr
6
Sep
Giannini
35%
11
5%
Sep
16,700
18%
Jan
34%
8 VB
158%
Jun
8%
Apr
16 Vb
13%
16%
12.600
5%
4%
5
com__10c
3,900
9
8 %
Sep
16% Sep
7% Jan
Jan
4% July
32
Aug
30 Vb
2.100
24%
Jan
,1
3.400
%
Sep
%
Jan
15%
29% I
4,100
10%
Jan
15%
Aug
4
1,200
4%
%
Apr
Jan
1%
Jun
%
Sep
1%
2% May ■
500
1,800
%
1
12
—-10
Jan
:i
American
ord
rets
dep
10s
1
reg
Corp
10c
Corp common
2%
Ltd
5%
4i'« July
9% Sep
5%
5»/4
5%
1,000
10 Vb
9%
10%
2,200
2%
2%
4.900
i%
2%
Apr
Jan
12%
13 %
5,100
10%
Jun
2 %-
4
A
Petroleum
r
13
12
transactions
Co Ltd
12%
800
13
600
*
ord
•
Feb
2%
Apr
2%
Feb
13%
Apr
'
20
159
15%
16%
16%
16%
10%
11%
35
16 Ys
2,400
Jan
Inc
Foods
Giant
~5%
700
2%
2,300
Aug
1% Mar
6% Feb
4% May
6%
7%
3,700
4%
Jan
7% Aug
3
l>r<v/U
k '-4
IV.ay
4 Vb
Jun
30'% Mar
36%
Apr
5
2%
16%
Jan
14 %
15% Aug
Apr
18% May
17%
1,300
13%
13%
200
5%
5%
700
1%
1%
200
10%
2%
5%
1
1
1
1
10'%
11'%
26,400
7%
Apr
11%
Sep
1.500
2%
Feb
3%
Aug
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A C)
Goldfield
Corp
Goodman
Manufacturing
Co„.
Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation
Bowling
Corp
Chemical Corp
200
5%
Jan
;7%
Aug
25%
30-0
24%
7%
Aug
Aug
Jan
14%
1%
14%
13%
15%
32,100
Jun
-15%
24%
'/B
2,800
18
Jan
1%
Jan
7,500
13%
Aug
16 V*
Aug
11%
Aug
1%
1
14%
15
11%
108-
12%
105
14%
12%
11%
13
800
108
99%
14'/n
15%
11%
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
Co
Ltd
*
7.50
common
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Co
3,400
Jan
19%
Jun
10% Aug
13%
Feb
35
41
Jan
9
Feb
16
35%
100
8%
8%
8%
3.200
*
—1
35Va
34%
35%
3,400
33% July
17%
17%
17%
8.500
15%
-5
20%
20%
20%
400
14%
%
1,400
(The) Corp :
Harris
100
1
32.50
preferred
Co
*
—
Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep
rets ord reg
(The) Co
Test Corp
Duraloy
Corp
,
Corp
5%
1
Drug
Dynalectron
10%
.
9,400
10s
———1
:
15c
*
—:—10c
r 5
7%
Sep
Jan
40%
Feb
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
25% May
5% Mar
4
Jan
7
4,1
400
2%
3%
5,500
2% Aug
67/B
6%
6%
1,000
6%
Jun
7%
35%
36%
1,600
31%
Jan
36%
3 3/4
3%
4%
112,200
July
4%
Sep
2
Feb
29
2,700
13%
Jan
32% July
14%
14V4
100
11%
Apr
22%
4%
4%
8,800
3%
Feb
5%
Apr
22%
20%
22%
18,800
16%
Apr
23%
Sep
16%
16%
17%
2,700
12%
Apr
18%
Sep
1,500
11
'
H
American
B
&
Hall
1% May
Inc
——1
class A——— 1
25
7%
47
——
Electronic
1
Inc
Electrographic
*
2,600
3,000
175 % Mar
193 %
Jun
165
Jan
181%
Jun
4,000
15,600
%
2,900
5%
1
—10c
7%
Facilities
11%
25c
&
Electronics
El-Tronics
Missile
Corp
Inc
._*
1
,4,
;
Electric 5%
pfd
100
—10c
common
convertible
1
—
;
—
District
Corp
America
of
Corp
1
preferred
600
900
8%
15.300
19
19%
Jan
20% July
10%
10%
4,800
9%
Aug
11%
Apr
2%
94,000
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
16%
'
»—1
4
Feb
7,500
23% Aug
3% Apr
33%
5%
7
Jan
10%
10
10%
1,800
9% Mar
22%
22%
23
2,100
2%
-10c
20c
—1
1
2
24%
5%
24%
4%
//-
100
21
Forge
6%
Ero
& Steel
Corp
Winkle Munning
(Paul) Inc
1
1 %
12,300
1
Mar
1%
Sep
Jan
4
4%
62,700
2% Mar
5%
Jun
2
4'% May
2
Aug
3%
Jan
8 Vis
Aug
7%
"2%
7%
8'/«
6%
"2%
700
200
I
2
15,700
•10 Vi
1st preferred
"5%;
300
2-a
2-8
6%
!£
4%
15
Jan
16%
Aug
Aug
10%
Sep
1%
Feb
Sep
Jan
3% May
10 % Apr
6%
22
8%
14%
Jun
Jan
Aug
Aug
Espey
Electronics
Mfg &
Inc
Esquire
"3%.
50%
Essex
Chemical
ETS-Hokin
Evans
Rule
4%
3%
2.900
4% Mar
7% July
2.200
1% Aug
3% May
3%
Jan
2,300
6%
Sep
10
31,600
98
3
Jan
105
Feb
Mar
4
Corp
Co
400
44%
Jan
1%
5,400
1%
4%
Sep
Heli-Coil Corp
(W E) & Co
Heller
4%
Sep
3%
4%
500
3%
3%
3 700
4
%
300
6
preferred
4%
4
Supermarkets Inc__
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
Hill's
55
July
Hoe
(R)
39
1
May
3% Sep
14% Mar
8% July
3%
Jan
4
19
19%
2,100
13 Vb
Sep
Aug
21
Aug
30%
29
30'4
9,000
26'/a
Jan
35%
Apr
27
26 %
28%
5,500
25%
Aug
36%
Jan
7%
7%
1,500
'
-
'
4%
4
*
4%
23,900
.
Inc
common
5,600
3
5% Aug
800
6%
Jan
1.100
2%
Feb
6,600
3%
Apr
12%
6,800
10%
5%
500
5
Sep
Aug
3%
4%
23 600
3%
Jan
9%
Jan
11% Mar
4%
Sep
7% May
13
7%
Sep
Jan
10%
11%
11%
12
"3,400
10%
——2
100
100
1
10c
50c
1
6%
6 Vb
16%
16%
6%
6%
46%
6%
Jan
46
5%
Feb
Home
Finance
Oil
Class
B
Co
Group
Ltd
*
~4
700
A
1
*
*
500
6%
10,700
47
Feb
Aug
6%
Aug
Aug
Sep
4
Jun
5%
Feb
18% July
17% Jan
9
May
Mar
18%
5% July
8%
Jan
49%
Sep
16
40%
Jan
Aug
2%
Apr
Jan
%
2,600
1%
3%
1,000
3% Julv
4% May
4
4%
1,600
3%
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
6
Jan
1%
2%
1,300
6% Mar
3% May
6%
4
4
4 %"•:'
5%
5%
5%
3,600
21%
22%
9,700
21%
7%
■uj.:
29%
6%
6,400
7%
35/4
281/4
36%
Mar
5
13%
Jan
5%
Aug
900
277%
Jan
8,100
26 %
Jan
-
29%
6% Aug
22% Sep
9%
80
10%
Sep
May
102
Jan
110
20
78
10
76
Jan
85
1,000
110
Jan
38% May
35% July
120
104
10
Aug
10,400
"7
6%
10
Aug
15%
Jan
19%
5% '
"34,700
3%
Jan
5%
20%
5 Vb"'
4,300
13%
Jan
20%
Sep
2,900
4%
Aug
9%
Feb
4%
"5
4%
18%
5
Aug
7%
Feb
Jan
19%
Sep
Jan
Jan
5
19%
4%
1%
--
1%
U
1
7
37%
5
Inc
class
2.600
6 %
17
.
3
3%
1%
5
50c
1
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
:
Holyoke Shares Inc
Home
2
1,000
2-50
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Foreign
transactions—
5%
4%
Co
Jan
2,200
,
2%
4,300
International Corp.——40c
Hofmann Industries Inc
t.
25c
Jan
4%
6
&
A
4%
5 %
34.
Aug
4
Higbie Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5% ' convertible preferred—
—,—10
4%
10%
5%
Inc
Sep
6%
%
Portion Pak Inc
3% Mar
6
10c
see page
10
13
Hoffman
9 %
9
4%
5%% pfd
2% Jan
5% Jan
11
1
-
footnotes,
1%
l
-
Exquisite Form Indus Inc__
For
-
l
_
Corp
~7%
19%
14%
12%
'
500
13
4%
2,000
4%
Aug
7%
1%
Jan
2%
July
50%
50
Co
Instruments Co
Rubenstein Inc
Mining
Helena
1% July
4
l
10c
10
3%
10c
Inc_50c
25c
—16%
—
*
*
Heinicke
x.iUO
6
3%
Hecla
Hercules Gallon Products
5%
3%
Hastings Mfg Co
Hazel
Bishop Inc
Hebrew National Kosher Foods
Henderson's
2%
104% 104 %
1
—
Sep
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
Aug
1% May
11VB
1
1
1
Sep
%
1
l
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Sep
'
2%
1
25
*
Electric Light
Industries
Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Harvey
Feb
4%
5%
5 %
1%
10
Harvard
Jan
42,300
1
1
Co
Corp
3%
■
3%
10
Inc
Stores
9%
7,300
9%
5 %
10
.
Manufacturing
ERT
28
Apr
12%
200
3%
6%
Mar
6
33%
13%
2%
Jan
24% July
700
2%
13%
3 %
3%
22,300
28
2%
13%
%
•7%
7
,27%
28
13,000
;
11%
-1Q
6%
13 %
7%
~
1
common
8 Vb
1
4%
2
3.50
25o
—
Ciass
Erie
10% Aug
26% Feb
Jan
10c
Corp
Co
Lamp
Jan
11%
7%.;
1
,
7%
5%
20%
20
20%
Electronic
Sep
60
14%
1
May
5% July
35
20
10%
Inc—10c
Jan
Jan
177
%
Communications
Mar
Feb
9
189%
8%
Research Associates
4
19%
3%
51
187
13%
Corp
6% Aug
May
38
176
13%
Electronic
$2
4%
35
10%
Corp
Assistance
Electronic
Equity
50
189%
—1
--———2
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Empire
33%
300
——.——*
*
1
Corp
Emenee
4%
4Va
35
.7%
47
_—25c
Edo
Elco
Elder-Peel
Jan
H
Hartfield
preferred series A
preferred series B
Corporation ——
$6
12% Aug
19
Jun
3%
Hartford
$7
Feb
Jan
Jan
35 s, 8
4
Devices
Co
Jan
13%
4% May
Hi
3 y8
E
Freightways Inc.—_—20c
Corp common
,_1
16%
Apr
10%
1
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
States
Feb
Apr
27'/a
29
50c
Ham
Co
101%
Jan
Hardeman
Can
109
4%
Products5
Grow
Corp (The)
-10c
Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc—1
Guerdon Industries Inc
*
Gulf American Land Corp
1
Gulf States Land & Industries
50c
Gulf & Western Industries
1
Gulton Industries Tnc
1
Hanson-Van
Air
12% .Apr
.Feb
Jan
Jan
—
'
--
Stores
Grocery
Feb
10
1,900
11'%
Jun
10%
15,300
12%
Feb
Jan
11
600
11%
34%
10%
98 %
lU2
30
99%
50c
1
1
—30
Company
Griesedieck
Jan
7%
12%
common__60c
Producers
Hydraulics
Greer
7%
900
5
Co
Industries Inc
Co
Petroleum
preferred series A
,3%
Apr
*
1
£1
1
—
Lakes
5%
1
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Great Western
15,700
4c
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
(Wm) Co Ltd
Great
5%
■
Gluckin
Great Lakes
5%
—
Systems
Basins
3
6,400
class B
Distilleries
American
2% May
2%
7%
*
Manufacturing
Jun
6%
-*
Gray
Jan
15 Vb
8c
1
*
*
Mines Ltd
Great
Sep
7%
7%
class A n v
com
Great
20V4
15%
14%
Co
Security
Globe
Jan
Aug
4% Sep
1 % July
25%
Inc
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Glenmore
10%
12
■
Eastern
Apr
2%
7
Foreign transactions
21% May
9%
transactions
Foreign
Eastern
4%
16 % Feb
186% Jun
Feb
~5%
—
17 %
*
stock
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Coal
&
12%
—
Bridge
Steel
Sep
11%
■
Eastern
12%. Jarx
5%
1
Gordon
Ltd—
Distillers Co
Eastern
Sep
10% Aug
15%
Corp
Controls
Giant
8% May
6% Jly
7,200
%
Eastern
Sep
3%
9,000
2%
Sep
Jan
8%
3%
Foreign
Sep
Jan
10%
8%
%
Supermkts
preferred
35%
11%
300
1,800
34%
3%
Duro
Sep
1
Gilchrist Co
1
Quality
1st
Jan
30
A
6 i/a
33
15%
DuVal
Feb
25%
Power $5 preferred
preferred
5%
5V2
333/4
Corp
Georgia
July
15%
Driver
Feb
7%
23%
8,700
171% 171%
Apr
Aug
200
3%
11
3%
,12% Apr
5%
Genung's Incorporated
May
1
—
37
5
1
Inc
Ltd
Jan
Sep
4 Vb
Sep
Jan
4
——4—_
1
Oiolectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Co
Oils
2
12%
60
1V
$2
Jun
Feb
5
1
—2.50
Corp
Corp
Supermarkets
3,300
29%
Dorsey
Sep
7% July
18
Feb
13'% Mar
4,300
8%
3%
10%
registered—£1
rets ord
General
10,000
1
Dominion
Jam
Apr
1%
4,700
22%
16%
Plywood Corporation
Corp
i
51/8
25c
Dominion
8%
9% Mar
1,300'
Corp
Aug
7%
Jan
142 %
1
Products
Raynolds
Dominion
4%
•21
33%
Stores
6%
100
Inc
Industrial
Devon-Palmer
Dominion
4%
21
32
Co
dep
Gas
11
5
~p
__—.
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Class
600
2%
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
4%
6'/a
B
class
Inc
A
stock
class
Mfg
Productions
Dixilyn
3
11%
32%
General
5%
4%
debenture
Dome
2%
11%
2%
Goods Co
"warrants"
Alloys
$4 60
5%
—
—
Diversey
2%
3
5
Eattery & Ceramic Corp
3 5'/2
1
10c
A pref
35
System Inc cl A com__20c
,
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
2V8
36%
321/4
4%
2.300
6 V2
6%
6%
10c
.
Systems Inc
Brothers Inc
Day
7r'o
1,600
15%
-1
General Builders
General
Data-Control
Dilbert's
Jan
15'%
10c
Co
General
General
Dialight
14%
1
General
Sep
Sep
D
&
3,900
15 %
8%
14%
1
General Fireproofing
Devoe
4%
10%
Company
Sporting
General
Detroit
1,900
Acceptance
General
Desilu
7
y
Sep"
G
8
8 7c
6%
Aug
Jan
3%
:
Inc
Garan
2V2
Dennison
Jan
6
1,500
Sep
Jan
2|$ Sep
1
(The)
Jun
7%
Defiance
5'%
3,900'
1
1
;
Enterprises
Aug
5%
31/2
C
112,500
7%
35%
1%
Jan
45%
Jan
35% Mar
2%
D
14%
*
inc
Inc
(Geo A)
3%
Milner
Davidson
"4%.,
Sep
6%
1
Inc
Corp
Line
Friendly Frost Inc_.
Fuller
2 %
Daryl
11? July
3%
7
—1
transactions
City
Fotochrome
—25c
Daitch
Sep
19,600
■
12%
2.50
-
Co
of Canada
Motor
Co •.
——-—-—1
Aluminum Industries Corp__25c
Central Petroleum (Md)
5
United Corp
Class
2%
1
Capital
Flying
3%
Crown
4,100
Aug
42 %
2%
Inc
Corp
Petroleum
Crowley
22,700
l'fg
7%
10c
8
,
preferred—
Porter
&
Jan
35%
2,«
•
9% July
14% Feb
Realty & Construction
Sterling
Fischer
Sep
3%
-
10c
Corp
Jan
21%
13%
1
»1
5%
Jan
liVi
1%
2%
_10o
Jun
Ltd—
Crane Carrier Industries
Crose
22%
Inc
Corp common
17% May
Apr
16
non-voting •/——
Courtaulds
Jan
15%
High
7% Aug
Warrants
Ford
—i.-4-.—.
Cresmont
200
i°%
:———^-'5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
$1
preferred class A
—
*
Cott
Beverage
Corp
1.50
Cott Bottling Co of New England
1
Creole
Jan
Aug
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
D
Inc
%
13%
22,300
%
8,800
12%
=;$'■■
(Hi
Corby
Aug
Aug
%
12%
i
Coro
10%
11% July
%
12 %
Inc
11%
32%
32%
v.
25c
First National
Feb
1,000
1
Varnish
&
Ccoper-Jarrett
1,900
1
1
A
Corp
Chemicals
&
Financial
2 %
6% Mar
class
Purchaser
Plastics
Sep
% Mar
1
Aug
7%
Co
Co__—;_rr.—15
Telephone
Continental
Cook
13%
_1
Inc
5'/a
%:
13%
3 %
4%
transactions
Filmways
5%
8 %
133^
Petroleum
Feb
7
7%
1
Corp
1,200
:
60c convertible
Commercial
Continental
47,700
7%
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
5%
Fields
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—;
10c
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering__l
500
20
7%
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
3%
*
transactions
:
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
4
18%
7%
2c
Aug
4%
Fcreign
3%
iy%
Inc
% May
26%
//
4%
27%
Electric
1
4% Mar
6%
Low
1
Inc
1,600
Foreign
^—10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Diesel
Consol
Consolidated
Plan
4.900
5
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1.50
Drilling Co
Record
1 %
1%
4
5
Shares
Sep
7%
7
''tv.
Apr
42%
13%
1,900
6%
42 V4
%
1
^.25c
50c
—
14
Low
for Week
5% July
Apr
29%
1.300
1%
42%
3%
5,900
6%
1-%
"
4%
41%
-13%
■
•A-'-
—5
Co
Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community
40
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
.Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
High
4%
•
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
Friday
Sales
S T O CK S
31
Sep
1 %
1%
500
7%
7%
2,100
7
Jan
9%
Jan
1%
1%
<500
-1
May
4%
14
2:400
Jan
Jan
25%
26%
1,200
"l
"l'/a
7,600
1,800
Jan
27%
Jun
~1
Feb
"l%
Mar
4% Mar
7"% Aug
32 %
400
28%
Jan
Jan
37"% Sep
31% Jun
14%
900
12%
Aug
12%
2,400
7 Vb
377/«
28%
29 %
14'%
11%
12
19%
1,600
35'4
6%
A Mar
12
12
600
9% July
14%
Sep
13 % May
13% May
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Hardart Baking Co
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Manhattan Corp class
Vitamin Products Inc
Hughes & Hatcher Inc
Husky Oil. Canada Ltd.—
Foreign
transactions.—
60
102'/a Aug
124
18'A July
23
20%
21'A
1,100
99% 100
33
33 y2
1,000
2.50
1
5'A
18%
17%
5
18 Va
17%
35Va May
6% May
300
4%
Jah
2,300
17%
Jan
1,700
17
Jan
ll'/a Aug
15,500
12%; Jan
19%
Sep
6%
Jan
■6%
6V4
1
600
19%
1.
15,400
6 ft
2'/a
1
Hydromatics Inc _—...
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products.—
29,900
2 '/a
9%
2.50
~8%
8%
—5
18 %
18'A
19
2%
Jan
3%
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
5y8
Jan
9%
Sep
15% Jan
22 Va
Apr
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
9ft
£1 ./>:
transactions..
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.(Canada)
6
Foreign
transactions.—
j—
.
Imperial Tobacco . of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit-& Irland—£1
Independent, Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Foreign
.
.
_40'/2
13
Breweries
International
International Holdings
Inc
Corp %
—
Oil & Gas Corp
International
2,400
12
1,466
9
50
3%
1,400
2%
Aug
Sep
Sep
2%
900
2%
10'A
5,400
8%
8%
8%
100
95 %
96%
8,100
3%
3%
1,100
35 %
900
16%
17%
14,200
6%
7'A
5,100
4'A
5
1
Intex
Oil Company
—33%c
Investment Property Builders Inc.—10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A...5
13
Investors Royalty
1 x
3%
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd__100 > -Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
——1
13%
__
1
7Vb Feb
6
3%
%
300
May
1%
10'A
Feb
15'A
Feb
100
3'A
Jan
3%
Jun
83% May
Jan
Jan
Va Mar
13
,
14%
18,000
9%
33%
35%
3,500
20 '/2
Co
Lake
Jefferson
warrants
Industries Inc
Jetronics
Bargain
John's
10c
Corp—_--25c
1,400
3%
10.300
3%
4 ft
Sep
3,600
2'A
600
2%
2%
2,100
12%
13'A
1,900
3%
3%
2,100
12% May
6VB
10%
Jan
Jan
6
1!
Jan
IB
2 Va
Apr
July
Mt
Jan
3'A
Mar
5
Clemens
6%
Mt
(D)l& Company
Gas & Electric 4%%
Kansas
50c
pfd—100
Co
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
Company
Oil
——1.25
1
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Stores
Rubber
Dept
iS)
Klein
Inc
Industries
Kleer-Vu
(IB)
Kleinert
Inc
L)
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
1
1
1
10c
1
2.50
— 25c
5
7.50
Inc
Co
—
Corp
Kostin
Corp
Kratter (The)
33'Ac
Co
10c
Smith Electronics Corp
Kulka
14%
1,200
10%
Jan
3? %
2,600
13%
Jan
6 Vb
900
32'A
23,800
9'A
1.000
6
30 '/a
30%
9
9'A
Vernon
4% May
Feb
20%
6'A Mar
700
Jan
12
15% Mar
Sep
Muter
34%
9%
1
1
2
1%
9,100
1
3%
1,300
3% Jan
5
Apr
Feb
23
Sep
18 Va Mar
47
Sep
Lease
Sep
National
Jan
14
26,200
47
2%
10 Va
Aug
1,700
600
Sep
14
3'/2
Aug
4 Vb
4%
8,200
i8y2
200
15% Mar
17%
500
14%
8%
9%
25,600
1%
300
4%
Jan
Lee
Lee
Corp
Filter
_——
Products class
Realty Corp
Motor
Lefcourt
Leslie
Levitt
class
Fay. Inc
Levine's
A
A
Inc
Sons
&
Fabrics of N Y common
preferred
Corp of America Inc
Lithonia Lighting Inc
Livingston Oil Co
Locke Steel Chain
Lockwood Kessler & B'artlett—
Liberty
1%
4
i
17%
1
Jan
2%
Feb
Jun
5%
Industries
Jan
i
Bellas
Bowl-O-Mat
Hess
Casket
Industries
Corp
For
footnotes,
Jah
11% Aug
9%
Apr
200
13 V4
Jan
15 ; Jan
16% Apr
Jan
20% July
14
6
6
5%
6'A
18'A
900
102% 102%
50
%
31%
Petroleum
National
13,500
Jun
2%
Jan
4'A
Jan
National
17'A
Sep
July
2% July
1,000
36%
35%
2%
2%
1,400
2% Aug
3%
Jan
1
1
—25c
1
---4
70c
1
2%
1 %
1%
200
1 % July
2%
Feb
%
%
9,200
ft July
%:■
8
538
12%
i2y8
12%
-
Nedicks
A.
50c
...
Jan
Sep
33%c
10'A
Apr
12 V8
4 Va
Aug
8
3%
5%
1 %
1 %
"-3,600
......I.
*
3,200
11% Aug
8 Vb
250
7% Mar
8%
-17,300
6% Aug
97%
97%
97%
10
see page
34.
Jan
Jan
94
2
99
Apr
101%
Jan
106
May
97 V2
Jan
103
July
1%
155
1,060
161% 161%
1%
11%
Mar
164
Jan
4%
1% July
1,200
21,000
2
12%
Jan
16
16
16'A
29'A
29%
11
1,400
11
9%
4
Sep
Apr
Jan
'8
July
Jan
17% May
26 V4
6,200
Jan
13
900
29'/2
Feb
51%
100
7
7
5'A
3%
11%
10%
Jan
31%
Apr
-11% July
May
9
4%
Apr
Jan
33%
18'/2
33%
35
17%
18%
19,700
~4%
2,700
3%
Aug
4%
4%
600
4%
Sep
5%
6%
6%
7%
7,800
6 Va
Sep
9 % May
2%
1%
.2%
14,900
l'/2
Apr
5%
Jan
Milling__3
1
1
10'A
10
10%
1,600
7%
Feb
11'/2
Aug
6'/b
6
6%
4,800
5% Aug
July
13
5%
Feb
2G
Jan
37'A
Jun
12'A
1,200
Jan
18%
Sep
Jan
49%
Jan
45
4%
5'ft Mar
1
30%
Work-Clothes Rental
9%
H
10'A
2%
2.400"
16 ti¬
9% Aug
8'A Feb
16
1,000
2%
7% Aug
200
ll
t 2% May
4%
1%
1
1%
6,200.
9%
9 Vs
9'A
8'A
6%
6%
700
200
9'A
1
~9
2 Va
25c
8%
9%
2
2'/a
10,500
22%.
6,500
85
84
85%
32
31%
32'A
10,306
9,loo:"
.8%
27
8%
..
12%
27%
8%
4Vft Apr
3,000
3%
4%
17%
19'A
21%
22%
5
6
4.200
*
2,400
300
152,700
3%
3y8
3%
2,800
1
1
1%
15,100
6%
7%
56,900
Jan
16%
500
15 Va
Feb
18
11
11%
1,100
5%
Jan
14% Jun
21%
22
1
_•
—*
21
700
4%
4%
4%
2%
2 y4
10'A
11%
7%
7%
9%
800
5%
5%
1,406
11%
11%
600
12,%
12%
13%
9%
2%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jun
Sep
8%
Sep
8%
2,200
11%
Jan
11?;
Jun
2
5% Sep
10% Jan
3,000
10%
%
4
-
16% Jun
Apr
36
15
36%
1,300
15'A
.1,200
% Jan
*
38% Aug
28 V» Mar
14%
9% Mar
.4%
3%
88 V2
85%
90
f
16%
32%
102
Jan
x
29% Mar
700
Aug
34% Aug
33'A
33%
33%
Rosario._3.33V3
71%
70%
74%
2,000
37 Vz
Jan
6%
6%
7 Va
5,900
5%
Jan
Inc
2'A
6,800
1% May
'9%
2,700
7%. Jan,...'
1,300
1%
Jah;',
2
3,500
25.600
lft
Jan
Ill
1.25
,
&
2
'
9"
9
>
x
1%
1%
2
1%
lft
lift
1—1
3'A
3%
3%
66'A
65 %
66%
130
"9%
"9%
10%
4.300
1%
x.l'/j
1%
17,400
Airlines
Penn
RR
Co.*!
74% Sep
8% Apr
Feb
3
.
10%
Feb
Mar
Apr
4% July
67% Aug
2%. Apr "'
57 y2 Jan ft
.
96
„Jan
92
Sep
5% Aug
1% Mar
26,100
.1,800
Sep
8Vb Jan
14% May
0
Feb
5,500
%
May
4%
7%
20,600
7V2
25
i
1
Jan
6%
3,200
9%
Apr
May
3%
800
2'A
—1
30c
50c
50c
20c
..Mar
12 V4 Aug
2% Jan
5% Jan'
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
29%
Sep C
Feb
10
Feb
13
4%
26%
Apr
Jan
24 y4
Jun
%
2%
%
4%
6
Sep
Jan
Feb
3%
Apr
Jun
1%
Jan
Jun
Apr
/, A "
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'
Oak'" Manufacturing v:.CO_".
•
•
—-__1
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Ogden Corp
——50c
Ohio Brass Co_._—.
—1
Ohio Power 4'/2% preferred.
100
Old Town Corp common—
1
40c preferred
—
—7
Occidental
Aug
17% Mar
21
1%
4'A Mar
22% Sep.;
Apr.
38% July;
25% Man J
250%
Honduras
90 "
25% jan •
153,600'"J
-
Jun "
17% Feb
70 y2 Jan.:
:
Feb
2% July
liJ May
10% Aug
2% July
700
3
'-2%
21%
10V4
Jun
14%
16 Va
——.—50
4'A %.;pfd_
100
Novo Industrial" Corp—
1
Nucleaf Corp of Arixer (Del)—:___^10o
:Jari
1%
Apr
12%
—1
York &
North
8
Jan
11%
2
50c
25c
1
Chem Co
Park
Northeast
Sep
Sep
8%
3,300
Jan
33
;;
6V4 Aug
11%
•
Co
&
1%
Jan
11 Va
Jan
8% May
Feb
22
1
Northern Ind Pub Serv
8% Sep
2,300*
9
1
22%
Min
1
1.450
1
5
Southerh Railv/ay—_.—__1
North American Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd.
25
Jun
8% Feb
400
Idria
Norfolk
Jan
Mar
1
,
Mur
Noramco
Sep
15 Vi
Inc
Noma Corp
14% July
120,700
i o y4
Stores
1,900
32%
1
29%
1
1
New
5
22
Mining Co
New
Process
Co
New York Auction Co..
9'A Mar
6%
Jan
Apr
1%
Jan
2
New
Feb
7'A
6
Sep
11%
4'A July
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
11% Mar
200
-
8
18
32'A
Aug
5%
New Jersey
ft May
7%
__1
Jan
2
3%
Nestle-Le
3% Mar
6'A Sep
Aug
8
4 %
fi Feb
% July
22
500
Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc
5% July
23% Jan
8% May
~8%
Feb
6% May
5,900
Needham
New
7,600
10%
4%
18 y2
10,600
8%
10%
2
5
x
1,800
2%
~4%
9%
Jun
6%
"
Jun
1
22% Jan
3
26'A
Apr
Jan
4% Jan
3,400
National Video Corp class A
14.800
8%
4%
Sep
May
5
National Transit Co_____—
1%
6 Vb
25c
22 Va
9,300
4%
1%
1
500
35%
9%
107
Jan
4'A
Rolling Mills Co
2
2%
16
102
19,200
transactions
Foreign
10 y2
6
10
1
... *
_10c
.2.50
Jan
10%
National Union Electric Corp
34
8%
Jun
8V2
18 y4
9%
;
Jun
Jan
ft
36V4
Jan
4%
Ltd
14%
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
12%
700
24'A
23%
4%
5% Aug
1,600
17%
Sep
Jun
1
Jan
2
2%
33
32 %
5'/2
8V4 Jan
17 %
J.
9%
11 »A
Petroleum Corp vtc
lc
Oil Corporation _...._50c
7%
3,900
-
4'A
Machines
5.600
14%
Magellan
Magna
2,500
11
4%
Company
11
700
Corp
"warrants":
Inc
ii3/8
10%' 11%
4'A
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
Jun
4,400
Airlines Inc lr.
Macoid
15% Aug
25c
12
*
Mackey
Jah
1
Aug
M
class
11%
14
14
14
14% '
33
31%
34
7%
Sep
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Foreign
transactions—
O'Sullivan
Overseas
Oxford
Oxford
Rubber
Corp
Securities
Corp
Manufacturing
Electric
shares.lOs
—
1
-1
1
1
% '
3,200 '
65.500
,r
13 *
.
6V2
6%
8,500
4%
34%
34%
34%
1,700
23V4
98
7%
99%
8%
99 Va 100
8%
8%
20
1,600
17% iviay
Jam
19%; Jan'
6%
—,
Co
7,800
%
Inc
8
_—
Inc
15%
2.50
2.50
10
50c
1,800
———..———
Vending
14%
1
1
10
1,900
Shipley (The);Co____
1
LOngine's-Whittnauer Watch Co..——1
L6uis iLessef i-Enterprises Inc—
■"i
Class A
10c';
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc....J
—1
Louisiana
Gas Service
10
Louisiana
Land
& '.Exploration—__30c
Ldcky Friday Silver Lead Min'es___10c
Lundy Electronics &r Systems Inc—_10c
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co.....
2.50
Lynch Corp ''*.——
——1
2
Trucks
10% May
11
50c
9'/a
2%
Lddge: &
Mack
Jan
29%
2.50
National Presto Industries Inc
•
Macke
Sep
,2%
%
30%
12.50
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
Jan
18 >4
;
MacFadden-Bartell
16%
9,800
900
common
National Company Inc
National Electric
Weld
Sep
17'A
5%
A
Jan
7%
10,400
Corp
National
19% July
2%
Lithium
Class
11
107A
4
1
National
Jun
17 y8
7% May
2,000
4%
Napco
Feb
5%
17%
Corp
International
.15%
7'A
l5'/2
1,200
N
Nachman
14% Mar
11
1,000
3 %
11%
Jan
Apr
15»/a
6,300
13
Jan
15%
Corp
Plan
Feb
19,200
6%
506
1
1% Aug
Mar
17%
3
5
10
5
1
Lamson
Larchfield
5%
"15%
3%
16'A
5%
Nat Nast Inc class A
23%
3%
8,300
23
23%
1%
1
Mines Ltd
Industries
Corp
of Delaware
Lamson
&
Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries Inc
Shore
Lake
Lamb
Sep
3sAx
19%
"
3ft May
Apr
17%
2
3%
Feb
Apr
1% Sep
Feb
Jan
I'/b
18%
10 %
Jun
5%
National Rubber Machinery
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
6%
24%
Jan
ft
Jun
Jan
Sep
Sep
15
National
L'Aiglon
12
,
•
Company
2%
2%
9%
20 y4
5%
25c
1
Muskogee Co .2—
Jan
3,500
12%
"4%
200
Jun
8% Aug
5
34
10
12,300
11
8%
28 y4
1%
1
;
1
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
1%
41%
~4%
5%
10 Va
4% Jan
11,400
26,500
24
—1
.1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.
Apr
100
3
22%
12%
Sep
Apr.
Feb
%'
5'A
class A
13
20%
47
5%
4%.
23%
5'/2
5%
Videotronics class A
MPO
1%
22%
9% July
102'A
24'A
Muntz TV Inc
3%
1%
f
2,600
9%
31%
1
1%
i%
10'A
7%
5% Apr
125
Inc
2%
"5
1,800
;
100
10c
Mills Inc
12%
1
Corp class A
Forge
(The)
Kropp
14'A
8%
8
3%
preferred
Company
Feb
2 Va
Jan
Jun
-
30%
6%
1
10c
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
l'/2
14%
1
2.50
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Kay
2,900
31%
1
1
25c
—i
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
1%
97
1
Drug Company
& Broad Bldg Co
Kaufman
Kavanau
lVa
4
Corp
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
14,300
1,300
43,900
Co—
Industries
Sep
8%
'6'A Mar
28.700
9%
25%
: 2%
500
Products
Movie Star Inc
8%
9'A
3%
Diablo
Mount
K
l-'B
May
15 Va
4V2 Jan
2% Aug
8% July
17% Feb
3%
100
100
100
May
20% May
375
1,100
3%
Ward & Co class A
Electro
Movielab
7%
A 14'A
7 -■
2%
5'A
24
lft
*
Mountain States Tel & Tel
p
15%
;i7%;sep.:
11% Feb ';
5% Jun
preferred series B
preferred series C
Morse
Apr
15"% May
Aug
3%
8
35
5,800
63,306
14% Aug
Industries
Power
12% Sep
4%Ju)y
23%
2%
.........
Montgomery
ft Apr
2
11
'6% "iyuijf
8,900
preferred
4..J%
14%;
'
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
5 Vb
5%
2'A
3%
4 Vb
5%
2%
12%
__75c
Stores
(The)
Corp
Jupiter
Jan
8
3 y2
;
B
Series
3%
1,400
9%
18
7%
29%
3,000
1
4.80%
9 VB
9'A
3%
4%
5ft
—1
....l
1
Petrochemicals.—__1
Co
Jefferson Construction Co
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
17'A
9'A
24
"ctfs"
RR
4.40%
Glass
:32%-
12,500
Inc
Precision
Jan
8% July
"
8,600
6%
Company
Warrants
Monogram
6%
34
50c
50
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd™
Molybdenum Corp of America.
40'A Aug
% Mar
6
17%
Corp
Airlines
22'/2
Aug
15%
preferred
convertible
Monongahela
Jeannette
4%
19 %
i:
7,000
17'A
common
Aluminum
Mirro
ie
24,800
1,000
4,600
2.50
Corp
Electronics
Mohawk
Sep
14%
Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Aug
88
1
50c
5
;_50c
Mining Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions
Minnesota Power & Light 5%: pfd
Jan
800
1
Wohl
4'%%
Milo
Jun
3%
Corp
Inc
Associates
Factors
Miller
Sep
9
Jan
1
Mill
Sep
17%
1 *
10
.1
Midwestern Financial Corp
Aug
5% Feb
Jan
•.
...
Hone
Sep
4%~ Apr
11
9%
8
10 Va
,
common..
Investment
Midwest
6 Va
4'/s May
2%
2,100
..
.
10c
.1
,
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
i3y2
1 Va
13
34%
10c
;
Feb
31
9,300
4%
5%
5%
4'A
167/a
67/a
Inc
Co
preferred
6%
11'A May
36 y2
Sugar
Micromatic
102 Vi May
5'A Feb
Aug
6'A
7.
1;
1
'transactions——
Microwave
4% May
Sep
3 Va
100
V 5%
35 %
1
1
Jun
3% Mar
Aug
8%
90
Mar/
x
21
.
14
1
Extruders
Michigan
°
17 Vz
:
Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
Feb
92%
Apr
88
90%
9%
8%
10%
8% July
Mfg
Foreign
Miami
-Aug
6
Jan
.
:
Refrigerating Co..,
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
14% May
Jun
; Aug
3%
10
International Products __
International Stretch Products
Irving Air Chute —
Israel-American Oil Corp
13%
90'A
5
1
of North America
Co
Insurance
40 %
.
Aug;
6%
6
34 x.
17%
14%
_
—_50c
1
10c
1
new
Merchants
42 Va May
200
.1
•
A
class
Inc
Menasco
36% July
10,600
2%
1
Corp
Homes
.40 %
12%
Sep
400
40%
8%
9
Electronic Hardware
Inland
9%;
40
16%
3,000
6
\
—"_i_.
& Co
Melnor Industries Inc
Jun
9'/2
6
90%
Corp—_50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
—25c
Inland Credit Corp class A_.
1
-
'
—
40%
Oil
Imperial
6%
Jan
7%
1,200
9%.
9%
9ft
Mar
4
1,000
5%
5%
5%
33'Ac
1
"warrants"
Corp
Oil
Johnson
Medco
■*/:■':
Corp.'
Magnetics
5,000
8%
9'/2
1
common.
—
Corp
McCrory
McCulloch
Mead
IMC
18% May
19'A
19%
19%
;
MaSsey-Fergusoh Ltd.
Foreign transactions—:
,
—
Maule Industries Inc.—.—:—3,,
—
■Mmi
23
12 Va Mar
2%
8
6
"warrants".-
Maryland Cup .Corp.—
1
Masco
Corp
new .common
Apr
100
20,700
800 *
"3%
~3%
~3%
_10c
Corp
Corp
Paint Co
Mary Carter
Class A.
High
20% July
800
.
—
—
14
1,100
18%
8
£1
10c
——
Industries
Low
22%
2%
2%
18%
—2.50
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
13%
Jan
11%
14 y2
11%
ft Mar
Ltd
Co
Martin-Marietta
Shares
Marine
International
Marlene
33% Aug
5
Stores.-——
Marconi
for Week
22
22'/2
*
10c
1
.
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
-
Apr
Apr
20
20%
17%
18%
1
Mangel
100% July
Jan
28
26% Feb
.1
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
__1
Majestic
Sales
Range
,
Low
7
Service
Public
Maine
Jan
Jan
95y» Jan
100
I 5%
18%
18'/b
5>A
5
A —10,
Co
Manufacturing
Hycon
104
33 %
.100
common
&
Hudson
Hudson
50
20%
preferred
i
Hosklns (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors
Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
B
28
103
103
<5%
Katz
Monday, September 23, 1963
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Feb
34%
Aug
27
28
&
Class
High
Low
7.50
(Geo
Hormel
Shares
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Low
Last
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Indus
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Horn
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 20)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Horn
.
(1164)
32
Mar-' -x
Jan,
Jan
Apr
70%
SVa
5
13%
72
450
5%
2.900
13%
600
3%
23%
3%
600
22%
2 4'A
7.600
51
Sep
•
7%
Sep
>34% Sep
101>
May
Jan-
11%
Jan
6yB
4'A Aug
703/4
; 34%
Jan
74% May
4% July
~7%
Jan
14%
Sep
Sep
4%
Jan
24 V2
Sep
10%
3V2
17% May
TO
Feb
.
'1
Number 6301
198
Volume
(1165)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 20)
'
Week's
Friday
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
.
Vtc
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Co
conv
cum
Pacific
Electric
&
Gas
5r/c
6%
redeemable 1st
5 Va'% "1st
33
Industries
Pacific
28
28
28%
26%
26%
3,000
2 7
27 J/4
.4<W)
271/4
4,700
1,000
Pacific
Pacific
Northwest Bell
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
$4.36
Packer's
&
Super
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Pantasote
extended
to
Jan
5%
6%
5%
5Va
5%
37% July
Finance class B common
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc. -20c
13 J/4
Rochester
B
Traffic
Penn
1965
3
(The)
Boys
Dredge
—
Sep
99'A Jun
Products
Royal
American
Russeks
4,30l)
5%
Feb
8% May
Aug
Jan
26%
Jun
Feb
1,200
21%
Jan
41" "
40 %
41%
4,500
17% Aug
35% July
42 Va
Jun
'
1%
2
177,600
tV J an
2
Sep
1%
2'
4%
1,700
3%
Apr
9%
2,100
5%
5y8
Russ Togs Inc
Jan
3%
10 Va
11-
800
25%
25%
25%
400
25%
25
25%
1,400
19%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
17,400
8%
Jan
12
Aug
11%
11%
11%
1,000
11%
Sep
16
Jun
57'%
Lawrence
Plume
Jan
3ii
Aug
19%
Sep
Sep
25%
3
100
67/a Apr
7 Va May
1 %
Apr
2 Va
Jan
5,500
1%
Power
Corp
5%
Prairie
Pratt
Presidential
Savoy
Paper
6 '7c
S1.25
& Fisher
Screen
Gems
Service
Public
World
Jan
Sealect.ro
6,000
28,300
%
43,200
6,300
6%
7'/a
4% Aug
12 %
Puritan
%
5%
Jan
Apr
8% July
Apr
Season-All
10 Va
,.10
11%
Bros
&
Latz
21,600
23%
Apr
52%
Sep
Servo
800
3%
Jan
6'/a
Aug
&
4%
;4%
500
3%
Jan
4% May
Seton
10%
11 %
3,200
9'/a
Apr
13% July
Shaer
3,000
5%
Jan
Corp of
8
6%
2%
7%
900
9
122%
..9%
500
150
122% 123
3,300
28%
26%
26 '/a
5,300
2%
2%
1,300
1,800
"3%
4,200
414
8
6%
Apr
8% Aug
21%
2% Jun
Enterprises
class
Apr
7%
Apr
10 ya
Apr
49% Sep
Jan
3%
Sep
2
Jun
6%
7%
73/4
6,200
4%
Sep
123/a
1,500
2,300
liya
914
21S
2 ii
218
Apr
3,600
2'/a Jun
3'%
29% Aug
% Aug
3'/a May
33 J/4
1
1'/a
1,700
3'/a
314
600
6,700
36
93/a
93/a
200
9 »/a
93/a
1,000
8%;
~8%
Class
3 Va
3%
Jun
29
9
3,900
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Slick
•
1
'
Sep
9% Sep
9% Jun
4.78%
4.32%
Jan
24 y2
Aug
4.24%
21%
Sep
12%
Jan
25% Feb
14% Apr
4,200
400
65 J/4
65%
500
131/4
13%
1,700
40'A
43%
11,500
43'/a
July
96
92% Mar
800
11
10%
2.1,
1«»
2,600
2%
^
Rath
Packing
Rayette
Real
Co
of
:
3 Va
Sep
Jan
11 y4
10%
1"1%
2,100
55%
58 Va
20,400
Jan
9% Jan
5% May
11%
July
16
8% Feb
10% Feb
6%
57%
22%
22%
1,500
8%
Equities
Realty
Corp
N
of
1
Y
R.
Pump
"I J/4
E. D.
Reeves
M.
Reeves
Reis
Industries'
(Robert)
Reliance
Republic
Republic
Republic
Foil Inc
Industrial
Transcon
Resistoflex
Restaurant
Rico
5c
16
Jan
Feb
5% Aug
10 Va July
19% Feb
Mar
63% Aug
19% Jan
23% May
23
14_y2
—
Co
series
l'/4
900
200
29
.
.
5% Apr
6V« Aug
1% Aug
27
-
7%
'7%
4,300
1,700
2 V®
3%
41/4
10,200
5/8
A
n
4,200
Jan
2
Feb
30 '/a May
9% July
Jan
3%
Jun
2% May
Va Aug
5'/a
Jan
1,900
14
53/4
7,300
3%
Jan
4
2,100
4
113/a
12
18 '/a
18'/a
5'/a
r5'/4
4
4
1514
1
50c
1
»
....
4,000
153/4
15
7%
8
13
(
19%
11 3/8
8,300
9
122,600
131/a
12
500
11
Apr..
3
13%
3/a
13%
3/4
133/4
i7ff
-
2,800
3.400
46'/a July
133/4 Apr
Jan
Mar
•
21'/a Aug
*
5%
Sep
Apr
53/a
Jan
Jan
183/4
Jan
6'/a Aug
9'/a
14J/2
Jun
141/4
4 3/a
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
3
2,000
6
22%
47,100
8%
15,900
19%
8
15%
9
Va
Apr
Jan
22%
Sep
11%
Jan
18% July
7% Jun
12 J/2
Feb
4.
May
3
~7%
1,800
6%
Jun
6,600
5
Jan
v
8%
9
,
Janr:
10% Jan
% Jan
Jan
Aug
3,800
"7
Jan
7
3,900
1,100
914
12
13
5%
.
6% Aug
7tt
3%
90 Va
88 Va
98 %
'
91
98
99
%,
9,100
16()
Sep
10% Apr
lOc
%
""%
2
27 Va
26 Va
~~ ft
96
17,300
28 V4
59,600
28 Va
.7%
i__20c
74%. Feb
23
"
28 Va
150
6%
7%
23,900
5 J/4
1614
May
Jun
9'/a Mar
10 J/4
Aug
10
25
25
May
Mar
26 »/4 Mar
%
i9u
6,000
3% May
A Jun
7%
iV
18
Jun
2%
2%
1,400
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
4914
Jan
17%
18%
150
12% Mar
21
54%
53%
54%
380
4114 Jan
39
37%
.
28
1
»
.
200
5
July
6
Mar
3,900
11
Jan
41%
Sep
4'/2 July
714
Jan
5'%
5%
3,400
5%
5%
6
1,000
~1
16
15%
16%
2,100
514 Aug
14% Aug
1
31
30%
32
1,800
27%
31%
31%
31%
26 %
23%
25
25
___
Jan
Southern California Petroleum Corp__2
Southern Realty & Utilities
_1
Royalty Co
5
2%
Paint
Co...
convertible
Feb
27J/4
23 '/a
Apr
25
Feb
23%
400
23'/a
Feb
25
J an
23%
100
22% Feb
23% Aug
18%
400
16
600
Apr
2% Aug
19% July
2%
600
74 '/a Mar
2%
85
33
May
4 J/4
85
Jan
Feb
Sep
8%
87/a
2,200
8'/a
Sep
14%
Apr
3
3%
1,400
3
Sep
6%
Jan
8
,
—lc'
.
26 »/a
2,000
3
1
"warrants"
500
23%
8%
A_50c
""orp
26%
81
85
1
28% July
18%
23 %
200
23%
25
25
Corp
814 Jan
17% Jun
4014 May.
23%
8.33%
class
Jun
Apr
.J-f
1
_,
Jun
3214
60
39
5%
*
Jan
Sep
5
5
£1
50c
preferred
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred..
Rand
Jan
Apr
31% May
32 % May
29'% Aug
Oil Co
Products
Jun
%
2%
•
Speedry Chemical
Sep
100
Mar
10c
•
•
91
Jan
v
25c
7%
8%
2,200
7
Aug
8%
7%
9 '/a
134,000
6%
Apr
9%
Sep
1%
1%
1%
5,000
2%
Jan
26%
10,400
114 July
18% Jan
26%
Sep
25
%
25 Va.
12
Jan
1
10%
10%
400
7% Jan
20
common
preferred
26%
26%
450
23% Feb
11% July
2714 July
Standard Forgings Corp
Metals
Motor
Apr
17% Jan
14%
3,000
4Va
4%
28,300
13 %
13%
13%
3,000
__i
14 Va
14%
14%
2,300
11
Mar
16% May
1714 Jun
1
33 %
33 %
33%
2,200
30
Feb
34 J/4 July
3c
Products
Standard
14
3
Aug
3
Jun
Sep
8% Mar
14
May
'/a
Jan
4%
Jan
Inc—
Class A_—_
Shares
12%
13%
4%
.1
._.
Co
Co
Inc
1314 Sep
4% July
1
Corp
T^ibe class B
2__
Aviation Corp
5%
5Va
5%
5,300
1
5%
5
5%
700
3%
Apr
Jan
\h
41,800
13,700
7%
9%
14%
10c
14%
Ltd
1
.%
transactions
Star Industries Inc class A__
1
25%
25
26%
4,500
,_1
12 %
12 J/4
13%
•
20%
20%
20 J/a
19%
19%
5,800
6 J/4
Jan
614 Aug
19'/a
Jun
l'/4
Feb
100
Stanley
Stanrock
Uranium
Mines
iV July
Foreign
Statham Instruments Inc—
Foreign
L
transactions—
...
22% Jan
29% May
7,700
814 Mar
1314 July
500
17% Mar
...
2014
Sep
16% Jan
27 J/4
Jun
Inc
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson
(J B)
26 Va
24 J/4
26 J/4
14%
13%
15
"
39,200
1
17%
17'/a
17%
4,000
15 J/a July
2314
Feb
50c
.....
5
lOc
Corp
15%
15 J/a
15%
800
12'/a
Jan
21'A
Jun
9,900
10'/a
Jan
Sep
5
14 '/a
(Del)
10c
1%
17%
16%
17
1
17
26 '/a
27%
22%
•
Stop & Snop Inc
____1
22%
22 J/4
1
6%
6%
Apr
16%
25,900
1%
Co
7%
200
1%
Wells
1%
Apr
400
26%
Sep
_
.
Electronics
Sunset
International Petrol
Inc
Ltd
Corp
9%
8 J/a
9%
7%
7%
7%
10c
Corp
Sunhir
1%
1%
1%
1
6%
6 J/4
6%
9,700
%
A
Corpia.
Syntex Corporation
Foreign transactions
1914 July
-414
18,500
2,100
;
800
Feb
6
114 Aug
6
Jan
%
Jan
1314
Jan
July
r
1
2
,w,23%
2
16 J/a
148
145
fig
4,400
13
10c
50c
25c
.
14%
138
700
2%
16 J/a
153%
145
124
1,500
24
4,300
156,700
,
2,305
Jan
4% May
500
25c
transactions
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Bupronics Corp..
Swanee Paper
40,900
4
Stylon
Supercrete
Foreign
2,400
>'
8
1
Corp
1
footnotes, see. page 34.
16 Va
Aug
Feb
5%
—
For
7
4% Mar
3
~7
cumulative
Struthers
41
441/4
iff
6%
-
Aug
i§
10,500
2,200
41'/a
5% Aug
4% Aug
•
Canada
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
41 '/a
A
9% Jan
53/a May
2%
"3%
1,300
:
Feb
7%
Jan
2%
73/a
10c
Inc
Mining
3,300
2,100
1
1
1
*
1
Corp
Indus Inc
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
8 3/a
6%
5
1
Inc
Group
Warrants
28%
1
Co
Corp
Associates
Inc
Argentine
Dev
Co
Co
Arms
&
Inc
&
Insurance
Remington
RIC
Corp
Broadcasting
1 J/8
28%
1
25c
1
Co
.
6'/a
-
Warrants •'*
Reda
8
-7%
cumulative
4.08%
Stelma
Properties Corp of America—
6 %
6%
12.50
common
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
22%
600
2%
5'/a May
14% May
Feb
Aug
8,100
3,500
6
-.5%
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1,900
5%
6%
5%
T
....
Steel Parts
Real
Feb
•
Aug
9%
5%
1
4'%
2%
6 V8
5%
13%
Investment
America
Sep
2%
6%
15%
Jan
6%
10
40c
—
Apr
2 J/4
Sep
:_3
_l
9
%
8
8%
1
Corp
Co
Inc
Estate
Trust
6,300
1
Rapid-American
8%
Southland
1%
~6
20c
13%
13
13%
*
Inc
Inc
Jan
_J_2
Standard
25c
6 J/4
20c
Jun
8%
Sep
1,600
1,800
T44,000
8%
69%
2
11%
deposit receipts
Publishing—
Spencer Shoe
10%
2,600
Sep
"7%
22%
Jan
43%
Sep
"6%
i
.49%
23% Mar
Apr
6'/2
25% May
•
original preferred
Jun
I33/4
11%
Southern California Edison—
Aug
93
1%
Jan
4% May
9 J/4 Mar
19%
__
Corp
Soss
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
5%
13 J/4
Jan
8Va
6,500
Feb
IIUZ3
~_1
of
Sonotone
17 ya
923/4
18
2,000
„
Jan
100
7.'•
Jan
13%
3,500
6 Va
1
9 J/4
Airways Inc
Jan
92%
20% May
22% Apr
'
%
3%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Jun
3%
2,000
Apr
Jan
16%
J.
Sinclair Venezuelan
10%
22 '/a
2114
23
Aug
1,500
$3 convertible preferred
21%
21%
Aug
19 J/4
-
Simmons Boardman
2,600
16
4 Va
l
Transistor
1,800
4%
4%
15i/a
15'/a
-
Jan
4,300
'B.JJ_._
American
Feb
9%
Apr
21J/4
300
1
Simca Automobiles—
t
7Va July
6 A Jan
200
314
29,700
Simpson's Ltd
37
May
l
Corp___:*__
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silvray Lighting Inc
9 % May
35 Va
24
4%
preferred
Silicon
13% May
7% July
300
Mar
Jan
19%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Apr
5%
21
Aug
7%
23%
Inc
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
818
3414
Jan
6
1%
121/4
34'/a
4%
Aug
3% Aug
7%
1
1
A
Aug
2 Va
•
Standard-Thomson
Industries
19
800
4,700
.
3%
Co
Denn
Standard
Inc
900
Feb
3%
4'/a Jun
22 Va
1
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams Co
4% Feb
2%
9%
32%
Jan
5
Shoe
11
1
Inc
Inc
Standard Products
Ramer
17% May
Feb
Jan
Aug
32% July
Jan
Leather
Shattuck
126
121/4
1
%
10
Jan
105
33
414
8V2 May
J.
Ramo
Mar
17%
America
Standard
Ramco
Jun
3
-
22%
Lumber
Standard Dredging Corp
A
Jan
May
17%
_i
Inc
Servomechanisms
$1.60
class
4
"TEo
,
Inc
5%
Q
Inc
Jan
514 May
11%
5%*
_25c
Standard Brands
Radiation
Jan
2
600
10%
6 Va
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Sperry
Quality Importers Inc
Lithium Corp
Jan
314 Mar
19%
10%
Sports Arena Inc
Quebec
14%
1,200
-
20%
20
25c
Industries
50%
7
20c
*
5
Corp
2 J/4
12 000
3'/a
25c
Airlines
5%
7%
100
Sportswear
^j j
2%
3%
com
Milling Corp
44%
~9
1
1
20
1
*
Pyle-National Co
17
2%
"l
Api-
16
Feb
% Aug
4%
———10c
._—-10c
—1;
1
1*%
17
lo,
a
~1 Va
Corp
4%
14%
4'/a
14
....
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
o
T%
Plywood
10
8% Mar
1Q%
Corp—
——-—
?B
;
i
1,700
Colorado—
of
3
"/a
50c
Co.
10
9%
33
preferred
W\c/o
7,700
__20
Inc
5%
66%
Gas
Providence
3%
•
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Lid
Foreign
Transactions
Allied
1
Prophet (The) Company
3%
j
l
preferred
46.%
1
Inc common
convertible
preferred
12 '/a
13%
Ltd
Corp
convertible
Seeman
1
Mfg Co
Progress
Sep
Aug
9% July
3% July
_1
'
Industries
Saxon
Seaboard
————.-*■
Corp
IJ/2
8
3%
,.1
Petroleum
Petroleums
5%
Proctor-Silex
1,300
1,200
(Del)
Sarcee
Seaboard
2.50
Ltd-..---
Feb
•7,000
19%
Seaboard
10
1
—1
—ii—-
Mines
12%
9Va
21%
Sep
1,200
Class A
Class B
Preston
Sep
13%
19 Va'
Sep
15,500
Realty
Jun
Jan
8%
21%
86 V*
33/a
Prentice-Hall Inc
Sep
8
10%
13%
19%
14%
3%
-
A_._-.2J.
,1%
12
Feb
>
13%
21 Va
Jan
3'/a
Inc
1%
3% Mar
~9%
'
20
Apr
2%
Microwave Corp
9
preferred
86
Lambert'Co——
&
Precision
Precisionware
500
-9
20
series
11 Va
3'/a
Ltd
9->a
preferred
4.40%
72 %
3i/a
Royalties
Oil
9
series preferred
4 % '/v
900
3%
Canada
of
l
50c
2%
2,100
1014
Polymer Corp class A-
7
17%
14%
9V4
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
7 J/4 Mar
800
2%
86%
-1
50
*
A
Jan
Apr
2
16%
1%
3%
class
6
16
30,700
2%
83
3%
Prodiicts
Poloron
Apr
July
Jun
7%
17%
13%
6%
—
3 J/*
1
5
13% Aug
5
"2^50
1%
6%
Electronics Corp
Polarad
12
3% Jan
7 Va-
Inc
13%
9Va
Scale
Pneumatic
17%
Jan
Jan
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Sayre
100
7
7
1
Co
13 J/4
4%.
•
Carlos
Sep
25%
Jan
54%
50c
Mfg
10%
ic
San
'
*
10
50c
1
Atwood
&
Apr
7%
Milling Co Ltd—.16 pesos
Salem-Brosius
9% Aug
12,
6% May
3%
3%
& Polymers Inc—10c
Plastic Materials
14 J/4
5
Corp Ltd..
Aug
196
Inc
Industries
Plant
Jan
s
St
Jun
8%
%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
U%
II. 1
class
Ryan Consolidated.
Ryerson & Haynes
Sep
10%
4%
——
Jan
5 J/4
100
2,300
Inc
San
2,000
"3%
1
Corp
3%
50c
4% Mar
18 %
Philippine Long Dist- Tel Co—10 pesos
Screw Co
:
-----—
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp
(Del) —
——4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
1
Pierce Industries Inc
1
Plastics
9%
89'/a
3% Sep
llJ/2 Apr
66 '/a May
18%
Phillips
Pioneer
Aug
Jan
200
13%
Inc
Seligman
Industries
High
6% July
5% Jan
106% May
3%
1,900
3%
Rusco Industries Inc
4
4%
l
Industries
Jan
Jan
15 Va
13%
Royal School Labs Inc..
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Apr
May
400
•
13%
Roxbury Carpet Company
163Va
98%
13%
Jan
5 J/a
85
_III__1
"2-5
i
Inc
104 Va
101% Mar
May
95 Ye Jan
140
3
Jan
101
Sep
2,200
-1.20
Rowland
95%
4%
4%
..1.50
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross Products Inc
51% Mar
& Pharmaceutical
/
—5
Philips Electronics
Inc
Apr
5% Jan
520
14%
£1
regis
Raceway
Jan
'/ '/8
14%
Electronics
Phillips-Eckhardt
ord
26
%
——*
& Minerals
Oils
rets
27% July
101%
25c
_
___;.
dep
25'/a
3% May
2,900
Jan
Royce Ltd—
American
Feb
98
15%
4%
4%
1,100
6%
87%
87
1
Feb
Apg
24%
24:
4(j0
Ltd—1
2.50
Corp V-
Peruvian
Roosevelt
.26
87%
27% May
22%
10c
Photo Co
Feb
Sep
Rolls
V
6
,
3%
pfd F_ „100
Inc
Roosevelt Field
2734
Apr
26%
26Va Aug
1,200
_
Manufacturing Co
Bottling Co of
Island Inc
Long
Jun
10.300
1
1
(Mass)_20
Corp
—
Pepperell
Permian
Jan
Jun
29%
4%
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
35
31 J/4
26%
4%
Elec
Broadcasting Inc
32% Feb
55%
50c
common
&
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
Rollins
6
5,900
13%
Gas
.29.% Jan
5,700
2.50
Electronics
Pentron
Pep
May
2
Gold
Co
1114 July
-1
—:
Consolidated
23
Jan
3%
4%
1
preferred
$2.50
Pato
60
Jan
7'A
53
4%'
53%
1—-—'—1
Co
300
*~"200
Mar
24%
b
b'/a
__—.—-—-
Corp
Dohrmann
Parvin
10
22
3%
Is
c
Company
.
Feb
Jan
23%
23%
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A—
2
Class
1,117
151% 151 %
95%
95%
Park
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
9% July
20
.
Low
6%
1
t
v
Company
Chemical
3,700
4'/a
95%
101% 103
——50c
—
*
—-•
,-1
transactions
Foreign
400
100
98
95%
pfd
100
——1
Light 5%
Markets
A
24%"
3%
3%
1
11
warrants-——
Ltd
25'/a
24%
Telep-—;
Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pail Corp class A __
Paddington
Park
25
*
*
_*
*
conv'-dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Northern Airlines
$4.75.
2614
%
25
*
dividend preferred
$4.75
27
2
Inc
100
400
redeeijlable- 1st preferred-—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred
33% ~
29 Va
26Va
preferred—-.--25
redeemable 1st .pfd series A---25
4.80% redeemable" 1st preferred—25
4.50%: redeemable 1st preferred—25
\
25'/a
«
9,400
2,300
10
29'/a
3j Va
5%
V4;36
100
9%
9%
:25 25
preferred
1st preferred
5(/c
-
4,400
20%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
19%
25
25
1
1st pfd—25
preferred
6<* cum conv 2nd pfd A
Pacific
Coast
Properties Inc
5%
600
9%
20%
9%
1
common
32 Va
9%
32'/a
8
Products
Shares
Valley Gas Co—
Ritter
Pacific
of Prices
Loto
Par
Rio Grande
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
•
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
Par
Friday
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range
STOCKS
2
9% Mar
35
Jan
15
Sep
17%
Sep
17% Mar
1%
Jan
40
Jan
26%
Apr
Sep
8
9%
Sep
8
Jun
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
18 Mar
;T%
May
2514 Aug
3% Jan
17'/a Aug
153%
Sep
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
(1166)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 20)
Week's
Friday
^ j
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
American Stock
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
gTOCKIi
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
Exchange Bonds
Friday
High
BONDS
Peek's
Interest
Sales
ast
:
Talon
Electric Co
Technical Opei-ations
—10c
Corp
Corp
Teleregister Corp
Warrants
Power
Tex^tar
Corp
Electronic^
Textron
Inc
43%
11,200
16%
21%
Jan
1%
Sep
2,000
2'A
Jan
"
2Vi
'
77'b
4,900
Jan
Jan
Boston
1,800
274
Aug
774
Jan
BSF
25
9874
Jan
%
10,700
tTv Aug
%
4% Aug
11% Mar
774
16 7B
25
3,600
2,500
12%
100
11
2,600
14%
21 y8 Mar
774
1,600
1%
20%
Jan
1%
Universal
Photolab
Lux
Trans
World
Inc
674
611
92V4
100
90 Va
3%
400
3%
3%
3,500
2%
Class
A
common
2%
9%
8%
Industries
Triangle
Conduit
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
Jun
•
3%
874
4%
9,000
Apr
27% Aug
94% Jun
4Vb
Aug
5y8 Feb
47s Feb
Jan
14'/a
1174
9y8 Jan
6,200
7% Mar
1,200
9JA
5%
1,700
14%
1574
4,800
374 May
97-4 Mar
15%
15
10
Co
38
39%
6,500
32 Va Mar
4174
36%
400
Jan
36'/a
Sep
5
&
Western
N J
1st
Investment
Stock
Union
674'
»
Co
Yards
29
United
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
2,600
6 %
20
20
6
Aug
Omaha
22
22
100
6%s
22
3%
3%
2l96
1%
1A
li7e
37%
36%
38
1
8%
8%
9
Improvement & In^sting—2.60
Milk Products —:
—5
374
United
United
Molasses
Gas
&
Ltd
vtc
United
Foods
United
Corp
Inc
wts
ex
U
S
Ar
U
S
Ceramic
Conditioning
Tile
10c
Gulf
American
6%s
U S Natural
U
HartfJeld
Hudson
Stores
S
•Italian
Warrants
Series
Co
Warrants
Series,
1955_;
Universal
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Universal
Insurance
Universal
National
37s
Aug
2&
Sep
3II
174
Jan
—
Power
1st
1st
Sep
Public
Jan
7
974
Apr
184 y2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
5
Jan
8%
Jun
12,600
6
Jan
6,500
1/4
1,400
Victoreen
Viewlex
(The)
Inc
-.1
Co.1-—■—1
Instrument
class
A
——
2%
2,800
.5%
700
1,100
$7
22,300
9 74
12%
15%
2,200
5,100
26,660
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal1 & Coke1 Co
850
Food
Products
4%
Manufacturing
VTR
In.C
xl
————
H
rr
5
474
-
-
6%
Webb
Reeves
Jun
Jan
Feb
Jan
3
3
Jan
3974
9%
3 V4s
Knapp Inc common
preference
Weiman
&
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Jan
Sep
13
974
Jan
274s
19% May
Water Power
Chemical
West
West
West bury
4.40%
Fashions
Western
Equities
Western
Nuclear
Inc
Inc
American
—
3
series
series
3%s
series
3s
F
i
i
1981
series
1982
H
25
Williams
(The)
Brothers
Inc__
Jan
(R
Oil
Wilson
4%
13%
Pwr
(John)
Wood
American
(F
W)
474
7%
Jan
July
>-6%
574
•
5,600
Aug
series
5s
4%s
series
M
s
series
N
1986^
4y»s
series
O
1987
P
1987
Q
1988
1,600
5
12 y8
V
474
."•574
Jun>
:
&
46
4%
3%
2674,
96
300
'674
3%
3%
3 74
15,900
160
3,900
Sep
Corp L—
Hargreaves Ltd
Express
System
Yonkers
Raceway
preferred
6%
Inc
Inc
74
274
Jan
4%
v;
74
22
25 74
1374
74
27%
17%
1%
Sep
5
Jan
2174
Jun
2774
I
9474
Jan
97 y2 May
Aug
12 y2
Jan
Apr
274 Mar
374
Sep
3
4,300
2 Va
55,300
3,000
2,300
"i76
)
A
Jan
49'A
Jan
25%
22 %
Jan
United
class
3,100
974
Jan
1374
74 Aug
19% July
6s
U S
3,300
1,500
300
19
subord debs
conv
Natural Gas 6%
9%
Jan
%
Feb
2y2
13 V2
Sep
1674
Apr
6
Feb
100
15%
Jan
60
95%
Jan
874
Jun
10 V2
Jun
1374
16 %
Feb
20% May
600
474 July
5.900
13y4
Sep
18%
Apr
7,800
"574
Jan
7y2
Feb
5.500
874
Sep
10%
11
19
19%
300
11? July
Zapata
Zion
Off-Shore
Foods
Co
Corp
1
5%
Jun
f
50c
1
1
At.
127
116
May-Nov
Mar Sept
176
158% 177 %
803
112
177%
101%
100% 101%
8
100%
106 %
99%
108%
10174 102%
90
2,000
7,700
15,100
14
20 '4
8%
Jan
8%"
Jan
126
65
3
59
77
1
94%
941/2
90
9474
8% Aug
2% Mar
1574
ii
Sep
1774
$91
—
—
93
91
100
93%
1221/4
12474 12474
95
127Va
87
87
87
6
74
61
60%
62
8
57
93%
"87%
89
85
91%
24
72
95
J—
85
85
■—
V
100
92
95
$85
97%
$87%
90'/4
82
87
—
$82
85
$87
88%
91
91%
$83
....85 74
90
90
92
87
45
98
$89
99%
85
97%
97%
.
.
86%
94 %
83%
\
.
89
91
9
87%
90
93%
99
u
.
101%
100%
60
103 74
104%
10474 104 74
10
102%
105%
103% 103%
5
101%
104%
100
$103%
$104% 107
104%
.
106
99%
103%
101 Va
$96
104V4
98%
101%
101
$102
$95
99
98%
98%
98%
2
8
100% 100%
100
102
105
r-
93%
93%
9
93
95%
91
91
1
91
91%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$93 Vb
Feb-Aug
$91%
93 Vb
93%
0
■'
94%
87%
—
92%
75
79
sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Jan
8ys Mar
17%
Jun
Jan
4%
Feb
374
Jan
474
Apr
1574
82
66%
18
79
90%
$10274 105
10474
80
100
81
81
17
230
230
230
1
14074
1
98%
99%
51
70%
99 %
ju«e-Deo
9974
55
99%
5674
.
27
230
Sales
Week's,^*
Last
Interest
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Bonds
Low
Sold
Baden
7s
(Germany)
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
•
1949
(Plan A)
A
1967
B
1967
674s
(Prov)
High
~7%
95%
97 u
95
95%
~7%
97%
16
$9774
274 s 2008—May-Nov
series
series
Hanover
$774
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
574s
474s
Low
No.
$100
1951
Jan-July
• Danzig Port &
Waterways 674s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
•
High
95%
$100
Maranhao
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
Parana stamped (Plan A) 274s 2008
(Republic
66
70
—
60
Rio de Janiero
Jan-July
*9%
2s 2012—Jan-July
50 V*
51 %
49%
52
70
99
100 Va
50
2^
5174
46
74
60
42%
of)—
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
stamped (Plan A)
Sinking
$65
$99%
$54'
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
53
Feb
3%
—
98
90
1
98%
Aur
1
300
4,900
10,000
94%
13
90
t98%
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
MaT-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
Period
Peru
18,600
974-
90
105
■
May-Nov
1976
conv
Jun
974 May
474
-
82%
11
194
19% Mar
102 :
474
22
7
90
12174 126
—.
126
April-Oct
June-Dec
Friday
2t7t Mar
Jan
674
21%
'.874
—
ci>V
99
103
Afar-Nov
BONDS
1774 Mar
,*
274 Mar
/—
4
4%
48%
1
Jun
i
18%
13%
411/4
14
47
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
value,
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
tribution
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividfend.
Jan
474
Jan..
3%
Sep
22
Sep
_9% Sep
474
Feb
Ex-interest
transaction
t Ex-dis¬
for cash (not included in year's range),
.
•
Bonds
being
§ Reported
—
42
112%
1973—Afar-Nov
Corp—
Water Power 374s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
$ Friday's
Zale Jewelry Co
4174
109
"
97
-
Investing
Sep
96
13%
4
&
Washington
27%' Sep
—
*
1970
Electric
Jan
3,600
4,800
5
90
Sep
15,200
10%
A—25c
3%s
Gas
<fc
Improvement
2674 May
774
1574
%
Gas
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 674s
Aug
Feb
4,700
1,600
7
15%
- 1«
99%
61
—
July
4
53,200
15%
U
86
9674
mrnrn*
101% 101%
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(Calif) 3s 1971
3%s 1970
Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Szabo
Sep
10
874
274
•
86%
50
2
-
109
Jan
87
874
2A
•
$84
V:-
98%
Jan
"174
Jun
18%
common—25c
79
58
57
"
42
Aug
374 May
374 July
900
500
:
Gas
California
Counties
Southwestern
•No par
f Liquidating
Yale
69%
73%
73
57
$98
57
Jan-July
—Jan-July
''"
1% July
8,000
2
474 May
9% May
374 Sep
100
374
6%
950
5c
£1
1
40c
73%
93
v
8outhern
2
reg
93%
62
Feb
97
"
76
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
May-Nov
1985
474
Sep
874 May
.»9 Va Mar
Ltd—
dep rets ord
1985
L
series
10,600
1
Inc
Wear
Wright
Jun
1174 Aug
274
36,200
*
preference
Work
1983
13%
6%
8V2
2&
pfd—100
—
Machine
Industries
Woolworth
6%
Light 474%
1
K
14%
474'
14
774
———^—25
&
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Woodall
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common..
Co
series
series
17
1%
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4%
7
1
1
preferred
5%
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Wood
4%s
7
1
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Co
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Brothers
1982
374 Mar
.
;
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Wilshire
J
4y4s
1374
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2474
1474
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Williams-McWilliams
1982
series
4%s
2074
1374
74
27%
17%
1%
*
x
10c
10c
1
1
1
Inc
Stores
Williamhouse
I
4%s
Aug
2474
.
10c
x
Inc
Stag Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oilf Corp 1—
78%
1674 Aug
74
22
Wiebolt
9%
700
174,600
series
Jun
9
20 y2 Mar
74
*
1
White
76%
Corp 3s 1981—May-Noc
1965
Mar-Sepf
1979
series G
Jan
3 74
Is
Whippany Paper Board White
Eagle International
77%
_Mar-Sept
1978
E
19% July
6y8 Mar
Ltd—
Invest
&
84%
--
1976—
3%s series D
Aug
Jan"
374
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing-
dep
Tablet
77%
1972
1976
C
10%
374
rets ord shares
Stationery—
Western
3
1998—Jan-July
1973
B
1574
374
5c
—-
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Western
26
pfd——100
10c
10c
6s
1973—
1,400
44
3%
374
74
4574
4%
3%
-—50c
Products
Utilities
Texas
83
Edison 3s
California
1,400
74
174
1984
1976
debs
series A
series
3s
Feb
874
11%
Harbor
Southern
Jan
sub
1574
25%
96
3
1
Co
&
series
83
Broadcasting & Devel CQrp—
conv
Safe
Jun ';
574
:
Jan
674
.
6s
17
374
6%
174
6%
10c
-*
1
1.25
Instrument
Precision
Waltham
lo
preferred
conv
non-cum
Gas Co
Aug
6%
11%
5
5
&
Electric
1474
1474
4
—
96
83
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—Jan-July
Southern
Waitt & Bohd Inc common
S6
1174
674
Power 3y4s
274
Apr*
31-, July:
10.700
W :
■
87%
Jan-July
Service
1674'
*
1
47
Aprll-Oct
1074
6%
1074
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69 74
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3V48
1971
3s
6V4
Sep
174 Sep
1 7b July
1,800
8%
1574
3%
10%
4%
6 74
10%
1
2
—
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874
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374
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78
10
60
49
1976
Sep
174
474
37%
8%
14
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19%
90%
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11%
Jan
4% July
800
9
,11%
14%
1574
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Corp of America
Capital Corp of
Venture
42
50
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
Feb-Oct
4%s
Valve
2
76
1984
Realty Equities Corp—
7j/2s (without warrants)
12
574
107/4"
5
574
4 12%
1
17%
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Apr
800
4%
36
9
.
30%
1174
39%
90
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202
50
1,200
199
2
4%
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deb 1982
5% 1977
due
6s
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4'As
Corp
39
$15
6% May
4y« Jan
100
5,8
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conv
Co
mortgage
mortgage
3%s
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■
Jan
Jan
41
Mar
36
l1/2
1%
—
5
:
June-Dec
1982
6s
of America 5y2s
Corp
Jan
199
37
—
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7%
—
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Corp
Building
Corp -warrants-iiLu.
Utah-Idaho Sugar
•
574
10%
974
474
—1.-17.78
Marion
112%
1U Aug
Apr
Sep
2%
Uris
162
47
Corp 5V2s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
Research
Aug
12
974
5
25c
11874
100
75%
1973—June-Dec
debs
1st
1978
5%s
General
National
5%
2%
cl A com-10c
Corp
102%
32
21
April-Oct
Hess
Sep
274
8%
12—.
:
Inc
Bellas
14%
300
2%
x
100%
14674 152
109% 109%
Feb-Aug
1981
1972
474s
Co
23 y2 May
13,000
8%
Industries Inc_10c
Automated
$10174 102
io9y*
——
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-April-Oct
1977
6s
Oil
3%
--
1962
92 74
96
100%
48
April-Oct
7s conv
Corp
6s
Jan
2,200
—
1
100
—
152 —
...
1993:
1981
conv
Realization
Power
iVe
5Vb
—
25c
$102
•
May-Nov
-Afay-Nov
1993
Corp—
1977—
5V4s
Inc
Pennsylvania
3%s 1970
1%
Reclaiming Co
Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp-r-
■"
May-Not
deb
Chemical
374
199
1
Gas
Rubber
115%
89%
71%
12
ER—
series B
Manhattan
&
Hydrometals
Ohio
1
United
90
96
93%
Division—
1981—
Land
sub
conv
Jan
574
2,100
50c
—
$89
148 %
128
89%
__Jan-JuZy
^Mar-Sept
1978
1976
Inc 5V4s
6%
100
Corp
Co
88 74
100
12674
12
89%
——Ju«-Dec
Development 6s 1974
General Foam Corp 6%
conv
21%
Ltd—
Co.
American dep rets ord regis
N J RR & Canal
United
68%
11
112
Jun
7,900
2%
transactions-
Elastic
21
10,600
4
2ii
*
Oil
Canco
Foreign
United
8774
108
$126%
—
Jan
1,100
50c
Corp
3%s
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National
-—1
Products
85
108
National Realty & Construction Corp—
First
F^tochrome
12 Vi
20
85
65
Jun
10 74
Sep
1774 Mar
100
1
United
6%
4
of
95%
12074
93
June-Dec
1978
6s
series A
4s
mortgage 4s
Kaltman
6%
5
9274
11074
Sep
36
16%
transactions
Foreign
Union
Corp
Canada
of
26
152
June-Dec
1978
of
Mergenthaler Linotype
Chemical
92%
June-Dec
:
1976
6s
debs
Lack
Livingston
Gas
Inc
Hoffman International
18% Aug
Jan
u
Union
Co
subord
mortgage
Kawecki
Unexcelled
92%
58%
5
Sep
36'A
*
Co
Assn
Lackawanna
Sep
Jan
8%
5
"warrants"
Corp
77
102%
65
Feb
16%
16%
*
1
Cable
8s
39
10c
—
Inc
&
1st
Jan
11
8,700
10%
8
274
1,400
3
14%
Steel
I.
Corp
Forging
Trav-ler
;
Williams
&
Jan
Sep
9%
"warrants"
Jun
Jan
Jan
13
Delaware
13%
Jan
3
3%
High
27
84%
110% 119%
118
ApriZ-Oct
1970/
A
1969
Authority
Transit
conv
24%
2174 Mar
92%
27/b
.3'/
89
65
Quar-Feb
1977
series
Raceway
Credit
5%s
1874
Jan
400
Transportation Corp of America—
Transue
Coburn
Jan
26%
25%
14
I
Airlines
Chicago
Feb
2%
Jun
3%
5c
274s
convertible
5%s
Brandywine
Sep
Jan
2%
Corp
Co
1998
1
deb
sub
conv
Edison
'
Amer
Town
77
$8574
V
'
Sep
1,900
1
1
6%%
25% July
Feb
15%
Nevada
Corp
;
•v
Feb
8.300
22%
deposit rets ord registered—5s—.
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo
Edison
4'Aft
preferred
_100
1975
:!
Low
High
75
76%
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
Jan
2,100
14%
21%
'
6%
of
July
4%
Amer
Tower
102
15%
14%
Todd
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
Building Indus Inc—
2%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Mining
Apr
Bloomfield
3%
%
6%
Aug
Steel
4%
21%
1
6s
debs
conv
Bethlehem
374
•-174 Mar
1%
12 74
,
6s
Jan
74 Mar
A
Gas
Apr
274 Aug
-
&
674
1,200
101
Oil
7y8
2,000
1
Tillie Lewis Foods
Jan
1974-
Jan-July
Baiauin Montrose Chemical Co 7s 1972
April-Oct
Belock Instrument Corp 6%' series A 1975_Jan-July
2%
iy8
1%
12'A
A
Assciated
2%
24 V*
—10
Inc
class
Inc
Sep
Jan
374
debs
sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum ey2s 1972—Aprtf-Oct
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vis 1970
June-Dec
'
*
574 s
American
Sep
274
4 % Mar
474 Mar
7,200
95,200
5%
10c
com
preferred
Markets
Trans
22-
8%
200
166,100
1%
25c
Inc
Co
convertible
Tonopah
46 74
Alsco Inc
•
Apr
25 Va May
Feb
5
Thompson-Starrett
70c
'f May
15Vb
24
Co
Ttriftimart
23
10%
4%
%
4%
1574"
.—_50c
Inc
14,200
3%
101
"warrants"--
Thew Shovel
Thcrofare
3J/4
.
Textron
24
1
Inc__25c
*
10c
•v-.y "■ 9
2%
2%
Light $4.56 pfd—
&
8%
Jan
Low
'"1574 Sep
8
274
—
10c
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
Texas
.—1
Inc
Engineering
Tenney
Aug
400
1%
2 %'
—_—
Inc
Industries
Television
57.900
2/8
6%
—
15%
4%
5%
5
1
—
40 /4
19%
1%
2%
20c
—
Industries
TelePrompter
8%
23 /a
20%
1
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
Inc
Inc
14
8%
23%
42 Va
10
*
*
Tampa
Technicolor
14%'
1
Industries Inc ——.—
Inc 4%
preferred—'
Bonds
Bid & Asked
T
Talley
Friday's
or
Price
bid
in
Abbreviations
traded
and
flat.
ask prices;
no
sales being transacted
receivership.
used
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
during the current week.
V
"cons," consolidated; "cum,"
tive; "conv," convertible; "M" mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"""wi," whe'n issuefff "WW," with warrants; "xw."-without warrants.
cumula¬
"vtc," voting trust certiiicates;
Number 6301
1&8
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1167)
Chronicle
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
OUT-OF-TOWN
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
*
Agricultural Chemical__.
Corp
1
American
American
Tel
45
20%
Boston
&
Service
Cities
Inc
Hecla
&
Calumet
Co
—
Copper Range Co
First National Stores
Jan
Jan
50 %
385
40%
Jan
54 Va
36%
Jan
43%
285
56%
Jan
74%
13%
13%
55
66%
68%
84
-170
56 Ve
734
50%
57%
1,416
1,361
1,651
41%
Feb
71% Mar
130
20% Jan
83%
37%
39
27%
27%
76
1
77%
303
21%
10
•
10%
27%
28%
28%
v
41
41%
20%
22
1,465
32
21%
32
50
2%
38%
22%
Aug
Aug
•
May
79
23 Vb May
14%
Feb
28%
Jun
13%
Feb
22
2% Mar
Sep
29 Va Mar
Jan
27
58%
Jan
45
24%
1,333
21% Jan
51%
53
456
47 % July
55%
49% July
111 %
970
106%
8b
10
30 Va May
Sep
9
J ,un
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
of Prices
Sale Price
40%
Jan
Sep
transmission
Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4'%%
BVD
Papers
Champion
Preferred
Cin
Electric
&
preferred
4'i
26 Va
com
——
Natl
Diamond
Chemical
DuBois
Gibson
Cards
Hobart
Mfg
Kroger
—_
Procter
&
:
U
295
•'
45
59%
20%
-24Vi
35%
—
24Va
-
46
45
1
29%
29%
7
281
252
8.8
50
45%
177
16 A
30
20%
75 >; 33%
5o
39%
787/a
78%
25%
79%
25%
5
Card
—
23%
69 %
24Tb
389
30%
—*
24%
89%
96%
97 /4
85
46
29% Feb
J*1 Sep
101% May
96% Jan
52
1.135
24%
37%
98%
-
-
50 May
19% Aug
24 July
26% Jan
common—
-
Gamble
Playing
S
25
31%
102%
8%
-
High
41% Jan
16% Feb
• ••--
5
*
-
107
70
93
98%
103%
8-.4
59%
21%
-
—
—5
Eagle-Ficher
44%
17%
92%
„
1
..
.
„
50
12%
1
Telephone
Transit
t
Low
" 100% 100'A
26
26%
—
100
10
—
Milling
Cincinnati
Cin
31%
*
8.50
-
__
Gas
Cincinnati
—
1,865
10
28% Apr
96% Sep
98% Sep
105 .2 May
^
59% Aug
22 /a Aug
24% Apr
37% Sep
. ... 46
Aug
Aug
Mar
Apr
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mai
Jan
31% Aug
81% Sep
27% Mar
El
of Prices
Sale Price
—i
Supermarkets
American Metal Products
Allied
Industrial
Avis
1
1
Corp
Fruehauf
F
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Co
Power
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Steel
Co
Edison
Detroit
—
Mfg
&
Corp
4
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Motor
Ford
Co
Corp
Fruehauf
General
Gen
Tele
31%
General
Drug
33%
34
50%
Mfg
Higbie
Wheel Corp
Motor
National
Parke Davis
Rickel
Co_/_
&
Tube
class
—
Corp
Studebaker
6,579
52% May
July
9% July
Works
Jan
13
weekly ranges for all
International
Jefferson
Johnson Stephens
4,507
31%
Jan
600
9 Va
Jan
16
Sep
Jan
15
47%
Jun
58%
Sep
25%
Jan
333/8
77%
79
13,972
p57 Va
Jan
79
Jun
Sep
65c
70c
45c
Jan
•
Electric
51
Steel
Allied
Allis
Chemical
Equipment
Co
Corp.
Chalmers Mfg
!
29 %
Jan
34
Aug
Lockheed
27%
20
Jan
27%
Sep
Litton's
133/4 Aug
18%
Jan
25
8
Mar
13 Va
Sep
1%
2,500
1
Aug
Feb
3%
4,200
2%
Sep
2%
3%
Jan
16%
1,400
11 Va
Jan
16 Va
Sep
300
2%
Jan
10 Va May
Jun
26 Va
Sep
Jan
12 %
36
Jun
Sep
3
July
1
3
7
24%
11%
33
446
26 Va
11%
33
9%
24% Mar
Jan
17
Mar
510
25%
2
315
24
25%
21
2,311
2%
2%
'
100
1,828
- 35
23
23%
Jan
25 %
Sep
Aug
27% May
8
9%
4,305
4
Va May
5%
Aug
8
9%
4,305
5% May
9%
Sep
172
19% July
22%
22%
4%
4%
•
100
4 %
Apr
23
5%
-Apr
Jan
Aircraft
Aluminum Co of
American
America (Un)
Airlines
American Can
Co
(Un)
—
(Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Home Products (Un)
American Machine & Foundry
American
Motors Corp
I
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
High
if-
American
American
1
1.75
1.66%
19%
21%
—.■
45%
61%
—
19%
20%
.
20%
10%
52 %
16%
64 ,-4
25%
4434
61 %
10%
53 %
17%
64 •
19%
19 ^
*
_
For footnotes, see page
41.
46%
Feb
Aug
64% Mar
10%
Jan
19
51% May
56% Jan
25,700
1.000
93%
100
May
82
'
Sep
713/4
Aug
34
Jan
25%
300
Aug
Sep
98
Jun
98
29%
2,100
26%
Jan
303/a
Jun
54%
5,400
44 >b
Jan
54%
Sep
%
12,400
23 7
32 %
Jan
Sep
30
32
58%
900
56
Aug
64%
Feb
58Va
59%
3,700
49%
Jan
60
Sep
20%
21%
1,000
17%
Jan
24 Va May
35%
60 Va
1,300
18 Va
18%
14,300
4%
55% Mar
Jan
17 Va
Jan
Sep
6%
38%
53%
Sep
IV*
Feb
Apr
38%
2,900
50 %
200
55%
57 %
15,700
11
11%
1.500
8%
Jan
28%
28%
29%
1,900
24%
Jan
10
10
2,000
8%
Jan
12
12
12
125
9
Feb
24
Jun
65% May
Apr
203/8
Jan
4%
36%
49%
24
;
32% July
1,900
5
36%
Jan
28%
50
35%
59%
a
56%
443i
Apr
Feb
42
Jun
59
Sep
11%
333/8
10 V*
13
Sep
Jun
Feb
Aug
29% Feb
-
84 V*
Jun
89%
Sep
2,300
31%
Jan
40
Sep
79 %
10.800
57%
Jan
793/4
Sep
27%
28%
5,600
.Jan
28%
25%
24Va
25 Th
12,500
37%
37:%
38%
5,000
41%"
3934
42
3,600
19%
19%
500
17 Va
Jan
193/4
Sep
12%
13%
1.600
12 Va
Jun
15%
Jan
800
78
Mar
23
Sep
12 %
59%
273/4 May
28
Jan
403/4
Aug
Mar
18
Jan
32
Mar
42
Sep
63 Va
45
Jan
60
Sep
92
28
Mar
31
Jan»
212
29
63
Jan
4C0
60
29
20%
13
60
Jan
65
Jun
Sep
44%
46 Va
1.700
31%
Jan
46 Va
49%
46%
50
50
3,300
38'A
Jan
503/a
Sep
16
Jan
23 Va
Sep
133/4
Jan
20%
23%
5.100
19%
22Va
19%
10%
350
24
6%
—
6%
July
181
May
31
Jun
1,500
6 %
Sep
8Va
100
25%
Jan
s;30%
19
Jan
X29
X29
21
Jun
Jan
140 *
22%
22%
100
47%
49%
44%
45%
•
29
56%
36
53Va
29
30
55%
56%
900
12,60o
:
47%
1,200
45%
Sep
36 r Mar
900
Feb
Jun
26% Mar
49 Va
,;46%
Sep
Sep
26
Jan
-:32
Apr
50%
1,050
Jan
63
May
34%
36 Va
26%
Jan
36 Va'' Sep
52%
53 Ve
400
>42%
Mar
53%* Sep
6%
6%
2,200
6 V8
Sep
1
53/8 May
10
Jan
52% Mar
6% Mar
723/4
11
I
72%
400
8
'
8%
3,600
6%
Jan
83/a
21%
72%
8%
211/4
100
19 Va
Jan
23 %
Apr
15%
700
12 Va
Jan
16 %
May
Jun
9%
Jan
Sep
433/4
Jan
13% July
35% Aug
18 Va
15
7
50c
3
50c
5
38%
60
16
800
36%
15%
39
15%
Field
37 Va
(Un)
38%
Sep
Sep
Feb
4
4 '/ 8
4%
800
3
7%
8 Va
58
Chemical
Distillers
National
Tile
(Un)
5s
Illinois
(Un)
22%
65
1334 Jan
1,900—^*1% Jan 500
lfr%~~Sep^
2,700
42% Mar
2,700
14% Jan
2,000
600
28%
45%
62%
64%
12,100
1.500
1,700
600 ■
19%
21
2,000
21,000
—
52
17%
433/4
48%
,49%
Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
18% Aug
16% Jan
22% Sep
23% Sep
Gas
Indiana
States
^4,%
5320%
68 ,«
293/4
47%
62%
65%
SeP
Jun
Jun
Sep
Feb
Sep
Sep
24% Feb
23
Feb
Co
;
Chemical
5s Co
i
Jan
20
Jan
13% May
Jan
66
28
28%
4
»
mmm
5s
4
350
300
Co
17
25% Mar
3%
Jan
57
60
6,600
49
Jan
60
Sep
37%
39
3,400
32%
Jan
41%
Jyn
26%
26%
26%
2,100
24
Feb
273/g
3
Feb
51%
53%
1,000
51% Aug
63
11,900
5734
Jan
18% July
66% May
3
800
433/4
Jan
56 3/4
361/a
36%
1,000
33 % Mar
38 %
49
50
2,900
43%
Jan
50 V*
Sep
41
42
1,300
31 %
Jan
443/a
Jun
15
Jan
42
;
(Un)
8,100
24% Mar
36%
1,600
295/8
Jan
40 Va
Sep
Sep
2,700
13 V
Jan
22 Vb
Sep
51%
52
4.200
46
Feb
51%
541/2
1,300
47
Jan
56% May
55 Va Aug
41 Va
Jan
55 Va
20%
52
51%
55'/a
35
1,300
13%
819
10
Sep
16%
1
15
May
78%
79%
541/2
44
5
Brothers
74
42
Petroleum
•—
Co
-
—3
,_5
32%
39Va
3
Co
28%
(Un)„20g
%'
72
Jun
Feb
70 Va Mar
80 3,4
Sep
451/8
1,300
36 %
Jan
47%
Aug
2,800
56%
Jan
75
34%
Jan
1,200
4,200
407/a
,
17
16% May
74
43%
44%
1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Dutch
55'/a
10
16%
3
10
Jun
22 Va
,39%
—
22%
1
Aug
40
32 %l
33
3
3
Gamble
Apr
54
—3
Corp
5s
Sep
5% Mar
64%
62
63
1
Co (Un)
Sep
31% May
43/4 Apr
53
5
10
3
33%c
5
(Un)
Sep
37%
59%
•
5
:
Co
Inc
1...
Jan
Apr
10 Va
3.33
Corp
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Royal
9%
7% May
Co—
Oil Co
Richman
Feb
5
Service
Public
Co
Revlon
6
53
5
Bancorporation
(Charles)
Procter
Sep
Sep
4 Va
100
*
Power
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
51
1,300
1
Co
RR
Peoples Gas Light 5s Coke
Process
Jan
1.000
1
(Un)
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
Potter
35
12%
—5
Corp
Illinois
Pfizer
Jan
51
19%
3
Aviation
Northern
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
Feb
22%
66
65
—_2
Chem
Pennsylvania
Shares
38 %
July
July
3
Mfg
5s
American
for Week
Apr
18
32%
*
Montgomery Ward 5s Co
Peabody Coal
Apr
12 Va
3
Co
National
Sales
11%
64
19%
1
Co
Chemical
Northwest
800
11,400
150
Modine Mfg
(Minnesota)
20
50%
/
Monsanto
36%
19
501%
Mickelberry's Food Products i
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Monroe
433/4 July
Jan
47
35
19%
*
Metropolitan Brick Inc
M^yer Blanke Co
Northern
list of the dually
8%
1
3
5s Co
(F W)
1,500
,
3
Corp
McKay Machine Co
Means
1
Co
5s
Marietta
Martin
_1
Co
5s
issues.
26
1,100
57%
3
Corp
C)
(Henry
Marshall
North
round-lot transactions only
'
17%
Sep
Sep
21%
103
4,653
16%
43%
5%
5
1
;
$3.50
135
3,717
—
Jqn
3
preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
13%
—
,a
4%
37%
3
Shinkle Shoe
Sep
100
26%
-—1
9
10
—1
1
12.50
Jan
46%
97
5
Jan
181/4
--
1 Va
34% Mar
41% Jan
29 Va
35%
2.50
Co
3 %
2o
21% ;
---% May
51%
60
18%
*
20%
415
7
10
11 Va May
400
27-%
Libby McNeil 5s Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
33%
16%
.1—.I-I—"I—1
5,300
2)700
1,100
77%
__
15
14
44%
•
10
10
Co
5s
20%
the local issues, and a selected
Co
Admiral
Corp
Electric &
63/4 July
4% Mar
.2,200
.
Feb
Mar
16%
32 %
57%
58 ,u
20%
*
3
3
3
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Leath
Parke-Davis
Acme
5%
Sep
,
24
13%
—
20
_1
Jan
2%
200
10%
Last
34
62
1
3
25
Jan
12V4
Sale Price
Aug
19% July
43 %
8.33%
1 Va
23%
Par
25%
79%
A
17% Aug
3,800
18%
STOCKS
1,000
Sep
926
traded
27%
40
Tel
Sep
29%
Friday
40
30c
1
—8
Paper (Un)
;
5s Tel (Un)
International
Aug
353^
Midwest Stock Exchange
The
205/a
Jan
H
*_3
Harvester
49%
28%
of the
Aug
25%
42%
13%
3
Northern
compilation
12
3,000
38
Inc
Northern
A
Sep
Jan
12%
40
40
Co
Mar
41
Feb
25c
Aug
51%
23 Va
;
Co
International
Mar
:
Feb
35
41 % Mar
400
,
72'/a Mar
iriterlake Steamship Co
11%
8%
Jun
40 Va
3,300
6,400
5%
10
Sep
42
8%
Apr
30
3,800
Inc
Feb
38
25%^
34%
Jan
30% July
26% Jun
27 %
—•
1
81%
521
27%
-1
Jan
200
12 Va
-3
34
468
1
Corp
Universal Controls
Udylite
26
25
10
-1
10
B
1,384
6,144
2%
28%
24 %
6,300
2,700
3,500
Door
5s
Brick
33%
2
.
JL
Co
Co
Scotten
Standard
A
& Co
W)
(H
Mfg Co
Dillon
Rudy
—
Welding
Electric
Huttig Sash
20%
1
*
5
1
*
Feb
83
Co
Industries
Howard
27%
57
3%.
Jun
1%
25%
Brewing Co
(G)
Tool
14%
1%
Feb
30%
Jun
'
89:%
Spencer
Illinois
79
10
10
1
1
26%
Apr
Jan
82
Werner
Phbnard
Steel
2%
Aug
21 %
87 Va
Corp
Bartlett
Holmes (D H> Co Ltd
Hein
Inland
2%
2_%
800
1.66%
3.33%
-
Heileman
May
14
28%
*
(S
4% Aug
21% May
46
3
common
Hatcher,
S) Co
Kysor Industrial Corp ——_
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan
Sugar Co common,:
&
Kresge
•
Jan
14%
1
Hughes
Jan
55%
2%
'
Sep
46
1
Co
Mfg Co
Houdaille Industries
Hoskins
21%
Jan
56%
65c
r.i',100
38%
27%
3
Cooperage-class
Corp (Un)
Corp
Illinois
16
253/4 July
51%
50 %
3
Bros
Jun
35%
Jan
83
Dredge 5s Dock
Towing common
Lakes
Aug
850
22%
87 Va
Stores
Lakes
1%
683
Jan
200
T
32%
5
1
5
3
Rubber Co
H)
(W
Gossard
15%
15 %
,
Co
Brothers
Goldblatfc
Jan
35 Va
35%
i
(The)
Gillete
10% Mar
10 Va
;
;( Goodyear Tire 5s
123/» Mar
81%
Jan
29%
36
1
___2.50
—2
1
10
Corp
Electronics Corp
Tire 5s Rubber
65c
48%
Jun
23 Ve Mar
28%
34%
5
5s
700
74
(U11)
Motors
General
100
10
Corp
Rubber
Inc
Mills
General
446
48%
22%.
26 %
1
3
Gas
Electric Co (Un)
General Foods Corp
27
10 Va
23%
5
General
1 %
13 %
1
8 1
1
:
Jan
12
100
23%
5
3
.
Candy Corp
Dynamics
General
14%
12%
27 V4
1.66%
Corp
Goebel Brewing Co
Great
Lakes Chemical
Motors
General
-
2,400
28 Va
—__1
D Corporation
W
14 Va
lVa
5
--5
12.50
—10
*
10
1
1
5
2.50
1
Company
Consumers
13 %
1
Co
Mfg
Erown-McLaren
20%
July
1334
2%
590
4%
20 %
20V4
Corp
Food Stores
Borman
Budd
-5
4%
12 3/4
15 %
560
21%
20 Va
4%
High
Jan
6%
266
26%
32 Va
98
Co
Dairies Inc
Foremost
1963
12% July
492
12%
12%
—-5
Brewing
Associated
Range Since
Jan. I,
Low
10
9%
1
1
2
24%
32%
3
100
.—10
12 %
5
5
—50c,
pfd
Co
Motor
Ford
Greif
High
Low
Pa*
Equip
Electric &
Allen
17 Va
32 %
> First Wisconsin Bankshares
Flour Mills of America
Gulf Oil
Shares
26%
Aug
82
Greyhound
for Week
Range
Last
303A
Sep
13
68
Whitney
Tire 5s
Firestone
Great
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
22
32 Va
(Un)
Corp
Natural
Paso
Fairbanks
Gray
STOCKS
25
700
67
Co
Products
Great
Detroit Stock Exchange
LISTED
14% July
64% Sep
800
73%
Co
Insurance
Curtiss-Wright
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
24%
31%
17%
-—10
*
Mfg
Carey
53%
Jan
4,200
67 %
America
of
Corp
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow
Chemical Co
43%
17%
43%
8
1
Piano
Baldwin
Jan
Apr
14%
17%
81%
Citv
Continental
High
Low
Pai
J'4h
9%
52
24 %
pfd
*
RR—12.50
12.50
Co
Service
Cities
Container
E. Hutton & Co. for the
Sales
for Week
Shares
Apr
1%
of these prices.
..Week's
Range
33Va
13%
—10
Ref $3 conv
Oil 5s
Corp
Chrysler
•
Corn
Friday
Sep
May
Aug
40%
"1.500
1,800
"1,800
29%
18%
126
22 %
5
Chicago So Shore 5s So Bend
Sep
86
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
indebted to the firm of W.
13
r
25%
8
Inc
System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison Co
are
50%
64%
29
__
—1
Columbia Gas
We
27
1
5
34%
_5 •>/ 34
Corp
Hecla
5s
Calumet
Champlin
Feb
Jan
31%
1.320
40 %
39%
40%
;
6% Feb
72
ox
8
12,800
12%
Export Gas 5s Oil Ltd
162/3C
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
*
Central 5s South West Corp —_2.50
73 % July
67%
23%
8
27%
Cdn
Anr
67%
91%
1
40% Aug
19%
52 %
85
Business Capital
High
Jan
Jan
24%
_5
12.50
Corp
12%
114%
63
—■>.
1
Industries (Un)
Corp
(Un) _—...
1,300
5,900
14
___5
Corp;
Corp
Borg-Warner
lp%
,P2
—
Low
—
Sep
3
.•
Boeing Compahy (Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp
Burton-Dixie
Sep
32
5s Howell Co
Bengue.t Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
A
Burlington
Burroughs
Jun
—
18%
49%
__
3
3
-10
*
.___
Brunswick
Sep
85
Feb
23%.
*
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining—50
Vermont & Mass Railroad Co
—100
Waldorf
System Inc—
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp com—6.25
Co
^
July
55
20% Mar
112
>
Apr
44 %
68 V
15
22%
-
41Va
31% Jan
10
•2%
38%
Bell
Sep
33
43j% Jan
2
53
•
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 196®
High
27%
29%
4
America_2.50
of
Co
Shares
124% 124%
.
12%
64%
Corp
Canteen
for Week
...
23
10
___—10
±4
—
Products
> Avco
Jun I
59
9% Jan
1,094
52%
81%
Common
Automatic
84 Va May
Jan
24%
1,370
51%
*
Sep
60 %
67% Jan
18% Jan
1,650
120
81%
51%
*
Company
Fruit
•
20%
28
Aug
25%
'
Jan
55.;%.
-81%
82%
—
72 Va
55% Jan
>16% Jan
25-
•
Sep
Athey
Sep
14%
11% May
55%
Inc
50
May
25%
_.
United
29
3 5
18%
124%
27%
50%
1.25
.
Corp (Un)
Atchison Topeka 5s Santa Fe—
Sep
Sep
50
(Un)
LOW
5,
33 %
6.25
50
Armco Steel
Jun
478
74%
Corp
Apache
(Un)
Co
Anaconda Company
•
43%
>48
*
————2.50
General Electric Co
—5
Gillette Company
—1
Island Creek Coal Co common
50
Kennecott Copper Corp
—
*
Lone Star Cement Corporation
5
Narragansett Racing Association
1
New
England Electric System
20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
Northern Railroad
(N H)
100
Glin Mathieson Chemical
5
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
10
Quincy Mining Co
.
25
Reece
Folding Machine Co
2
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Torrington
Feb
126 % May
49%
—5
—
15%
114%
(Un)
Stand San
&
Tobacco
American
Aug
23
22% Jan
100
2,379
2,994
Rad
American
American Tel & Tel Co
>:■
48
74%
Co
Motor
Ford
High
^
42%
Trust——*
100
-.--5
——10
Property
Providence RR
Personal
Boston
43%
—10
Co
Edison
Boston
k_50
Company
Anaconda
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
LOW
21
Range
of Prices
Par
"Shares
48
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
123% 125%
124%
.33%
Tel
&
18%
■
Motors
STOCKS
High
l,oar.
Par
American
>/;■
Range
ofTrices
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
35
44%
200
44
Sep
Sep
40% July
48%
Jan
233/4
37 V8
Jun
Jan
31%
32%
4,000
38..
40%
11.000
36% July
47% May
28%
29%
1,200 '
27 Va
Jun
30%
48
49%
5,300
43%
Jgn
49% May
Jan
; The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
36
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' •;
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v
...
:
Monday, September 23, 1963
'
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 20)
San
~
*
j-
--
Schwitzer Corp
■
Oil
Sinclair
Corp
Swift
50c
(Un)
Pacific RR
Union
States
United
Gypsum
S
Steel
Upjohn Co (Un)
$4.25
Stores
Wieboldt
6% r/o
75
1,700
58%
600
51%
Jan
35%
300
28%
Feb
40,700
13
Jan
.
57
17%
17%
30%
600
25% Jan
200
61%
Feb
69
64%
65%
3,200
47
Jan
65%
71%
73%
9,800
58%
Jan
73%
Sep
July
45
42
48%
1,115
281/4 May
8
9%
34,300
36V4 Aug
9%
Sep
35%
36
4,500
5% May
25V2 Jan
39%
600
38% July
43%
70%
72%
3,900
59V2
Jan
74% Aug
19%
20
1,500
16%
Jan
20%
Sep
16%
17%
2,600
13% Mar
17%
Sep
75%
761/4
39»/4
30
33%
737/a
200
Apr
76%
Jan
Sep
112
Jan
101
1,100
89
53J/4
—
71 %
1,700
39%
88%
39v4
May
42
Jan
Jun
89%
56%
Jan
Sep
Sep
14,300
16%
800
13%
Apr
20%
Jun
33%
100
28%
Apr
42%
Jan
45%
15%
337/8
55%
151/4
33%
55
46%
300
33
Jan
46%
Sep
43%
40 %
17%
17%
17%
Jan
Jan
43%
Jan
Feb
40%
81
33%
33%
100
29% Mar
5
65%
64
Jan
17%
inc
debentures
subord
1977
98
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Appollo
Industries
Cork
Armstrong
Low
113
33% Mar
12%
10
7% Mar
1
99%
99%
65
26%
26%
45
29
29%
Co
I
26%
10
10
Duquesne
Light
Co
Walker-Refractories
(Joseph) Co
Corp
;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Air
Brake
Elec
68%
Sep
the
8%
5*55
8
Jan
9%
Jan
155
31
Jan
34%
Aug
160
31 %
Jan
45 % May
36%
43
31%
Jan
37% May
29%
29
29%
1,159
8%
9
7%
Aug
4%
58%
8%
4%
58%
42%
4%
1,255
4%
Aug
59%
5
5
19 %
29 %
—j
10
40
Gas
Enterprises
California
Castle
Ink
Eureka
Oil
Exeter
2.30
4%
4%
4%
1
55c
47c
19'A
32%
55c
20
32 %
2,400
443A
31c
300
11,200
General
1
-
1
32%
10
25c
class
Ltd
44 %
30c
1
40c
A_
Brewing Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
California_l
Co of
J
Oil
........
&
M
——1
Meier
Frank
&
Nordon
Norris
20
1
373
51%
Jan
,59% Sep
66
34%
Jan
44
19%
30
20
29%
100
17"% Aug
25 % Jan
1,437
31% July
40
39
Rice
/Royal
Cal
Oil
1.25
1.25
700
30%
30%
50
27%
27%
200
26%
3
200
9 %
3,700
20'A
1,100
2.05
2.20
2,600
25c
1
__
series
Co
A
Union
,1.50
32%
Gas
Co
Co
1.35
1.75
4,800
2.80
2.55
2.85
28
28
28
6y8
5%
6y4
7
6%
7
4,700
74c
1,100
8V2
72c
common
1
(Un)—1
26%
26%
26y2
6%
6%
7y8
7%
800
Basin
Oil
10c
96c
88c
1.10
51,800
Exploration
Aug
1.65 Sep
34
Jan
34%
2.80
3.00
33%
Jan
Jan
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
263.15
93.71
84.37
89.81
87.93
Total
88.95
738.46
172.94
143.55
262.90
93.71
84.11
39.68
87.93
88,86
172.81
142.81
262.92
93.76
83.92
89.52
88.05
88.81
171.55
142.50
261.90
93.78
84.00
89.80
88.05
88.91
Sept.
19
743.22
172.96
142.72
263.57
93.73
84.05
89.88
88.11
88.95
Averages
Utilities,
compiled daily
65 stocks 14.34.
by
are
5.20;
using
.
following
the
divisors:
Industrials,
2.914;
Rails,
5.04;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
<(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National
Date
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
Sept. 16——
145.30
High
Tues.
Sept. 17—
144.80
Low
Wed.
Sept. 18
Thurs.
144.31
Sept. 20
Jun 27
Range for 1963
143.72
—-
Mar 14
100.23
•—»
144.26
Sept. 19
Fri.
i
'
Range for 1963
Closing
145.55
—
Sep
11
120.15
High
144.23
Jan
3
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
SEC
stocks
index
the
for
week
prices based
ended
May
prices
closing
the
of 300 common
for the current year.
Sept. 13,'63 Sept. 6,'63
1963
Percent
1957-59—100
Change
High
Low
148.8*
148.1
0.5
148.8
130.6
140.1*
139.3
0.6
140.1
121.1
Durable Goods
136.1*
135.4
0.5
136.1
116.2
Non-Durable Goods
143.9*
143.1
0.6
143.9
125.8
128.1
129.6
—1.2
131.7
106.4
183.1
182.9
0.1
183.2
170.3
180.9*
179.8
0.6
180.9
153.8
135.0
133.6
1.0
135.6
104.2
Composite
Manufacturing
—
31
Aug
6% Sep
Trade, Finance
Mining
...
Transportation
7% Aug
1.10 Sep
on
13, 1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sept.
May
7y4 Feb
98c-Feb
May
of stock
Jan
7y4May
3
May
5% Mar
50c
40
Stocks
143.46
172.79
Sep
Mar
Jan
2.85 Jan
Mar
5% Jan
72c July
23% July
54,600
7%
(Un)
Jan
July
Jun
5
400
6%
23
Utili¬
ties
740.13
May
27%
6
11%
22 %
Sep
2.30 May
3,800
1.
Jan
1.25
900
10
Grade
1.65 Mar
32V8 Aug
31% Jan
32
July
3,400
10
Petroleum
Williston
100
72c
Equipment
Preferred
400
__
Warrants
Westates
64,500
5
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
Victor
1.60
32 V2
32'A
50c
Co
Sugar
1.40
32 %
32%
pfd—25
25
:
Second
Grade
737.86
—
Aug
4% Jan
Apr
May
20'A
2.25
7%
17 %
2.05
75c
__
8%
First
Indus¬
17
16
2.70
Feb
2.90
8%
27%
25
10
10
65
18
2.10 July
3% Jan
3,400
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
1-30 Jun
2
Apr
1.05 July
200
2,500
listed
Sept.
3% Jun
39c
Apr
19 % Apr
1.90
__
Sep
May
3% Jun
28c July
16% Feb
2.45
10c
&
8,000
1,600
173A
1
Corp
Trico
8,600
31c
1.80
Co
Gas
4%
3%
31c
2.30
33 %c
preferred
Terex
4%
3%
40%
Sept.
17
Aug
1.10 Jan
Jan
Jun
May
1.80
Properties
6'/c
62c
Jan
2.40
com
Western
Southern
Mar
7%
45c
1.50
3%
Total
Utili¬
roads
740.13
443A Sep
35c Mar
35c
3%
25
Oil
Mar
Feb
6,900
31c
1
preferred
Ranch
2.35
6
1.00
22
373A
9,900
1.55
10
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes
Mar
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
40c
1,000
200
Aug
Apr
31% May
—Bonds—
15
Rail¬
trials
13
Sept.
36y8 Jun
1
American Invest
6%
Feb
25c
—
Co
Ltd
Co _1__|
Corp
Oil
North
■
Inc
Co
Petroleum
Merchants
-
75
163A
70c
1.55
173A
*
10c
(Un)
|
26% Apr
Jan
40c
4%
.
1,300
1,150
Jan
14%
66c
__
50c
....
Oil Co
M
29c
66c
Lasco Industries
M
44%
16
1
Exploration
Goebel
Jade
20
10
Co
Ltd
Co
—
5.50
Co__
Capwell
Corp
2,300
8,500
1.90
_*
Inc
Cooke
&
Emporium
3,300
Co
Oil
&
35%
Ltd
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
Cabol
1,700
35%
25
37
28
1.75
4
45c
18%
26%
343A
15c
150
65
35%
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
26
65
Jan
Jan
daily closing
Date
Sept.
High
Low
High
26
Sep
9%
5
43%
,
10
other Exchanges.
1
29%
23 % Mar
averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
are
30
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
65
Jun
33%
6.25
Indus¬
pfd (Un)——25
Apr
30 %
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
American Cement Corp
Brewer
(C) & Co Ltd-
33%
Jan
40%
lo
Corp
Sep
25% Aug
27
40
35%
8%
*
_5
1
Natco
99%
Jan
33
8.50
7%
Home
Aug
13% July
40
5
Equitable Gas Co
66 %
42%
33%
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne
Westinghouse
High
41%
12%
Stocks
Low
Sep
May
Low
41%
5
Columbia Gas System
Harbison
High
_1
Inc
Blaw-Knox Co
on
; Par
33%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sep
17% Aug
Jan
51% Mar
2,700
31% July
40% May
Co—
Apr
9
13%
65
186
Sep
5% Aug
1,700
-
37%
Sep
31%
400
7,600
*
1
7%
32
1,400
43%
1
Jan
75
6%
6
--
37%
25% Mar
33% Mar
Apr
Aug
•
High
477
BONDS
Transit
32 y4 May
67%
106 % 108%
Low
29
*
1.25
Gas Light common
&
Lothrop common..
Sep
15 %
--
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
27%
Jun
66%
107%
Shares
Sep
37%
29%
40V8
Radio Corp
75
Jan
55%
39%
American Machine
Zenith
Sep
73%
54%
41 %
Publishing Co
Yates
Baltimore
6.25
Corp
preferred
Electric
Westinghouse
World
Woodward
41 %
Bancorporation (Un)
Western
Sep
9%
Low
for Week
10
Sep
70 A
1
2
Inc
Webcor
Jan
Sep
1
.
8%
34%
20O
9%
39%
2.50
1
Universal
Washington
47%
8 /4
16%
Corp (Un)
Match Corp
UniveTsal Oil Products
U
Sep
49%
48
12 /2
3.50
*
*
-•
10
--4
Corp
9%
Jan
fab /»
—ff
Carbide
Union
Jun
35i/2 Mar
73
Company
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
8%
600
17
^5/ r
66-/8
1
Inc
700
2,000
\
Eastern
Texas
9%
Ranee
of Prices
.Par
Co
48%
-1
&
Texaco
Warner
34%
D X L Oil
Sunray
Sep
Aug
46%
6.25
25
7
Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
98 %
9
/4/a
Inc
Standard
Jan
47%
--
Rand Corp (Un)
Sperry
Spiegel
74%
44 %
47/2
(Un)—.
Pacific. Co
Southern
Jan
3,600
Jl
15
——---■-—jj
(Un)
59
98%
44„
1
-5
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co (Un)
13%
98
105
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Apr
135
STOCKS
LISTED
Jan
13%
97 %
--
-—J
53
Jan
13%
,
9
1
class A
Class B
Shell Oil Co
Jan
10
92
•*'
3
Roebuck & Co
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
Sears
48
Week's
Friday
High
Low
30
3,700
53
53
—.—*
Nat Stockyards
Diego Imperial
St Louis
High
Low
Par
Utility
•
___
♦New
and
•
Service
•
..
.
/
,
-
'
v
•<
high.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Par
I
Markets Inc
Acme
Alan
>
Wood
American
Arundel
Steel
Tel
&
Low
1-
74%
10
common
Tel
33 %
.
High
High
Low
74%
945
68
Feb
21%
63
12%
Feb
22'A
80y4
7,386
114'%
Jan
126y4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Sep
123JA 125'A
124%
76%
21 %
__
Apr
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Corporation
*
26%
26%
26%
274
24%
Jan
28 y8
Feb
Atlantic City Electric
4.33
48%
47%
49'/4
803
43% July
49'/4
Sep
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
10%
11 %
88
May
14%
Jan
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
,12%
12%
85
11%
Aug
14%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
10 VA
10%
600
8 %
Jan
11
May
Mon.
Sept. 16
4,737,170
$3,883,000
$348,000
$4,181,000
14
i4y2
523
12 y4
Jan
16
Jun
Tues.
4,960,120
4,835,000
438,000
5,273,000
105
107%
270
92%
Sep
Wed.
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
5,066,280
4,107,000
176,500
Sep
Thurs.
Sept. 19
4,079,480
3,119,000
213,000
Fri.
Sept. 20
5,309,980
4,301,000
140,500
24,153,030
$20,195,000
$1,316,000
Atlantic
Research
Corp
1
Baiawin-Lima-Hamilton
13
Baltimore
Transit
Co
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Central Charge Spv
RR
of
Co
Curtis
Power
&
Light
„_6.75
Corp
St£res
Motor Co
Giant
5%
ceries
A
Madison
&
Pennsalt
Co
Chemicals
Corp
&
Electric
Co
Finance
Ritter
Paper
Smith
Kline
&
Texas
890
41%
8%
59
Sep
11% May
116
35% July
19%
253
19% July
18
18,/4
124
16
Feb
79%
8,041
57%
Jan
12%
100
10%
Apr
22%
22%
200
22%
Jun
25%
26%
20%
Apr
19%
Jun
5,220
"
Jan
<
132
20%
21%
368
19
18%
20%
5,935
100% 103%
45%
47%
349
47
22%
29
Apr
36% May
(No. of
Shares)
35%
Jan
22
Sep
43% July
French
.
41/4
41/4
30
36%
4,762
29%
10
10%
10%
10%
3,569
5%
10
21%
20%
21%
2,535
73%
72%
74%
361
12%
14%
Lab
*
Co
2.50
5%
5%
37%
36%
67 "
68%
39%
__
607
Insurance
60% Mar
39%
280
55%
58%
2,194
20%
1,369
50%
52%
239
Improvement—
footnotes,
""<»
a,';v
—4.50
see page
41.
27%//-
Apr
Apr
374
19%
7
7%
4%
30% Mar
57%
—
Jan
850
52%
1
68%
July
33%
Jan
43%
Jan
16%
Jan
50% Mar
81/2
81/2
225
8
Jan
7
7%
944
7
Sep
26%
27%
289
,
I
21%
Jan
Sep
7% Jan
36% Aug
10% Sep
Jan
2,420
19%
1
20
10
Jan
5%
5
Co
.
37%
68%
3.50
Transmission
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
35%
—
$941,765,760 $1,103,968,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
Aug
12 %
35%
1
$22,084,000
32%
*
.
—
Jan
107
4% Aug
B
Feb
24
22%
8% Mar
corn—*
Total
2,512
152
Gas
$21,518,000
$15,000
Jun
73,186
272
&
63,673,600
1,040,279,400
$300,000
Sep
10
common
88,577,000
852,888,760
Sep
43%
-
$1,805,000
20,279,000
$7,000
47%
42%
*
1,316,000
20,195,000
Industrial—
52%
22
9%
Sep
Feb
and
Jan
20%
__
Railroad
Jan
22
__
Apr
—
Bank
Foreign
32%
34%
5
Apr
30%
52%
33%
—25c
1962
687,848,352
801,181,248
644
49%
Inc
Government
S.
International
80
14%
v
Jan. 1 to Sept. 20
1963
1962
17,597,070
Bonds—
U.
Jan
18%
~
4,441,500
$21,518,000
$7,000
24,153,030
1,315
50%
34
Co of L I
3,332,000
1963
41%
22%
17% July
77% Jan
50
Feb
7
100%
4,290,500
$7,000
Week Ended Sept. 20
Stocks—Number of Shares-
25% Feb
12%
12/Va
21% Jan
*
Ramo-Wooldridge
For
490
50
class
rTn!fe^ £0TPn—Life
Family
Gas
Feb
20%
3
Light
Power
United
United
26%
*
Eastern
Thompson
Jan
*
Electric
Gas
Sep
23%
77%
/ 79/
\ J_
-
South Jersey
Sun Oil Co
19%
59%
Total
34Va Aug
Jan
Water
Reading
Scott
36%
19%
Feb
Apr
&
Transportation Co
Service
iiy4
36%
Sales
56'A Aug
8%
54
57%
10%
Int'l
Sep
50%
"30
1
S^feSt,Pu-0t(>Jncrr--z-———
Electric Co common
Public
54%
__
10c
Philadelphia
Potomac
Jan
82
413
1
Power
Phila
46 %
193
1,566
■
227/8
11%
I6%c
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
221/8
56%
\
Inc
Gas
Aug
55
221/4
1/
Corp
Pennsylvania
5%
25%
25
Inc
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
<
25%
__
1.66%
A
Resistance
Pennsylvania
,
\
-
Paper—
Martin-Marietta
Merck
33%
59%
common—1
preferred
Fund
125
57%
J
class
&
International
Corp
51%
Sep
Apr
5%
32%
50c
common
Corp—
Inc
Pulp
5,181
53%
2
(Julius)
Motors
82
54
2.50
Dairies
Food
Hudson
10
24% Jan
59%
-1
Acceptance
preferred
General
Aug
33%
25c
General
$1
8
17
10
Light
Garfinckel
__
3o
600
5
Duquesne
Electric Storage Battery
Foremost
81
1
107%
Apr
95^
18%
73%
5%
__
_12%
Co
9%
'
9
17
___
50
,
E°°2
Ford
107
1
J
f
Eltra
i43/8
1.80
N
Publishing
Delaware
__
5
Chrysier Corp
.
12%
1
Budd
Central
__
'
24
Apr
79% Aug
14 %
Domestic
1,882,245
$454,000
Sept. 17.
1,690,435
410,000
1,000
Fri.
Sept. 18Sept 19-
1,507,525
320,000
1,101,747
241,000
1,000
20_
1,440,171
494,000
7,622,123
$1,919,000
$72,000
Total-
58%
9
341,000
242,000
\
500,000
$14,000
$2,005,000
Sep
Week Ended Sept. 20
Sep
69% Aug
20%
411,000
14,000
6,000
Sept
Sales
$511,000
~
7,000
5% Jan
60
Bonds
$57,000
Sept. 16.
Wed.
Total
Bond
1
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
38%
41%
Bonds
Mon.
Thurs.
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
Jun
Sep
Sep
May
May
8
Sep
27% May
1963
1962
Jan. 1 to
1963
Sept. 20
1962
219,301.482
228,553,629
$1,435,000
53.312,000
52,492.000
72,000
—
5,961,985
$1,919,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
7,622,123
20,000
2,370.000
422,000
1,344.000
-14,000
12,000
$2,005,000
$1,467,000
$56,104,000
$55,000,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Total-—
^
—
.
—
1,164,000
Number 6301
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1169)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
■
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
46%
6,493
40%
Feb
46%
58
56%
58
1,787
43%
Jan
59
26%
28%
Ltd
Aluminium
50
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 4%% pfd_50
$2.65 preferred
50
$2.90
preferred
50
Argus Corp Ltd common—
*
$2.60 class A preferred
50
Class
Corp
common
Mersey
5%%
Brazilian
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
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42
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50%
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52%
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533/4
2,175
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2,278
52
52
35
8%
8%
8%
5,300
25
24 3/s
25 %
4,740
18
18
100
9
Mar
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52% Sep
56
May
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•
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Feb
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7%
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9% May
29 %
Tel
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Co
$2.65
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18%
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14
141%
2,765
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15%
Jun
100
37
43
100
20% Aug
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•
*
*
1
I,177
70%
Feb
79
Jan
3,143
45% July
16% Jan
53
May
52%
52%
75
51
Jan
54%.
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54%
9,465
51
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350
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10
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15%
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50%
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51
125
50
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53
May
1%
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50
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53
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378
5
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52
52
150
50
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—
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2.75
2.85
4,340
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28 Vt
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5,065
22
20%
22
4,405
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8,852
—
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24%
2.75
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26% Aug
12 %
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Jun
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6%
53
Jan
22
19%
Feb
10
52
Jan
88
Sep
25
Aug
57% May
90
Aug
97%
98
80
95%
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98
Sep
5
July
102
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107%
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108
6%
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7
—
—
108
102
108
25
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7
1,140
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12
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17
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*
22
22
150
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103%
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29
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121%
215
15
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24% May
104
Jun
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Ltd
preferred
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1958
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common
preferred
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Canada
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1,296
Apr
St
Lawrence
77
26% July
Lawrence
Corp
27%
83
Jun
May
29% May
St
26
—
21%
—
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1,075
20%
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25
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22%
100
22%
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22%
97
•
50
50
3,305
12%
400
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10%
4,660
10
10%
16,515
50
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145
10 %
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■
_
52%
48
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8
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9% July
50
Sep
53
500
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24
92
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50
9
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94
250
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98
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56
51%
30
98
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Shell
Oil
Sherwin
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11 % May
Shop
Sicard
100
20
Jun
27% Mar
15
Sep
40
May
Jan
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15% May
23% Jan
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19 %
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25%
575
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38 Va
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31
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90
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107
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43
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9
1,529
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55
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25
28
Sep
12%
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5.545
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16%
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12
600
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27
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of
—
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4.25 July
1,008
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*
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95
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35 %
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of
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8 3%
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4,221
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9
July
8%
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9
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35
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common
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&
35%
9% July
Mar
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100
25.110
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15
1.419
15
223/8
19%
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May
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13%
13
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31%
10
class
common
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11% Jun
58
11
6.539
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preferred
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8.550
25
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*
-
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28%
39%
12
39%
*
Royal Bank of Canada
37%
Jan
12
38%
38
common
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36
26 y4
—
100
9%
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22%
—
16
193/4
100
•
20
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16
14%
1
6%
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Jan
10
Quebec Natural Gas common
Jan
57
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7%
•
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Jan
100
45%
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50
*.
31%
14%
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450
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Feb
2.125
*
preferred
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28%
9%
1
.
May
May
533%
•
1
common
109
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52
39
Apr
May
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14
9%
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23
15 Va
31
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•
100
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27
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—
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88
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:
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May
12
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105
85
760
2.080
12
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12%
12
common—5
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Price Bros &
Feb
Jan
28%
-
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4 c/r
18%
12
•
27%
37%
•
Aluminum
29
9%
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Penmans
Power
24 Va May
27
Page-Hersey Tubes
Sep
7
23
Jan
12
Light
Steel
Pacific
Jan
Jan
28
A
Light & Power
Flour Mills common
preferred
Placer
108
class
Apr
19% May
20
10
•
Scotia
Ogilvie
Jan
88
1
common—
May
4.65 Mar
30%
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10
—
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88
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5
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class A
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16
1,085
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150
7
21%
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20%
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7
—-
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20%
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7% Aug
1,325
213/4
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55%
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1
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7%
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78
97%
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325
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78
17
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51%
17
7%
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May
203%.
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76%
Jan
38
20%
Montreal
July
23%
38
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7%
Jan
67
preferred
B
16%!
19% May
617
Electronics
British
110
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Paper
6%
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73
*
Canada
pfd
TOO
Canada Steamship common
*
5 Vc
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16i%
Tel
&
71%
20
preferred
16 Va
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5%%
preferred
50%
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16% July
&
(Robert)
—I
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$2.20
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common—
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18%
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53%
100
Malting
Safeway
Canadian
54
75
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Canada Iron Foundries common
10
Canadian
July
188
Dominion
Canadian
52
Morse
preferred
Canada
Jan
2 50
Moore
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&
25
51%
com
6%
Ltd
14%
B
25% May
Calgary Power common
Canada
52
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70
B
Cement
Aug
July
Company
Mills Ltd class A
$1.30
45
44%
25
-—100
100
100
—100
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preferred
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preferred
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425
61
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4% %
2,770
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50
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British
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47
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25
pfd
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British
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25
25
50
50
£
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40
Jan
63%
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5
30
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22
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Jan
39
330
73
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22
2,291
64%
10
(Canada)
*
Paper common—*
*
Class A
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17,114
22
44
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Banque Provinciale
Bathurst Power &
18%
*
39%
25
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Bank of Nova
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-10
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Bank of Montreal
Feb
18%
*
26%
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53 %
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25
52
*
*
*
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225
A
46%
47
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May
class
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10%
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A
*
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•
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39
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of
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22
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preferred
preferred
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4 %
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Low
High
High
45
*
Algoma Steel
4% %
Low
463/4
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Ltd
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•
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Par
Jamaica
Dollars
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Friday
37
30V4
3,353
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35 %
30
30%
6,800
29
Aug
36%
11%
13
3,030
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Jan
12
Sep
21%
22
27,487
18%
Feb
22
Aug
Feb
27%
Jun
Feb
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100
pfd
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Canadian
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Canadian
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Canadian
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Canadian
Foundation
Ltd
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pfd
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*
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■
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25
common—•
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—
.
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—
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11
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81/4
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3.95
3.95
200
3.50
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3.95
3.00
•
3.00
3.00
400
3.00
Sep
Aug
4.15 July
Sep
Co
Steinbergs
Steel
—*
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class
al6
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98
Canadian
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65
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65
2,255
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•
16
15%
16
1,436
60% July
13% Feb
69 Va May
Industries
16%
Apr
Trans
Canada
Canadian
International
com—•
15%
15%
16V8
2,680
12%
Jan
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Trans
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47
47%
1,355
42
Jan
Triad
Power
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Canadian
Power
Canadian
&
Paper
4.10
4.10
4.20
1,125
4.00
Jan
32%
32V4
32%
19,789
24%
Jan
10
—*
12 y4
11%
12%
17,724
10%
Jan
Central
(B
class
Crain
&
Co
A
Bridge
Coal 6%
pfd
Glass
Ltd
Steel
&
Dominion
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Ltd
Dominion
Tar
Chemical
&
preferred
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of
A
Mines
Corp
17%
17
100
17%
25
73
Apr
81
27
450
22
Jan
27
53%
1,090
47%
17%
181/4
3,390
16% July
13
13
380
22
22
100
64%
18 y4
64%
18
tv,
7
13%
Feb
21
7
300
6%
Jan
7%
14
245
10%
Jan
15%
13%
Feb
Aug
Jan
21 % Jun
Feb
147% May
Inv
——
9
25% May
44% Mar
85
Canada
Southern
200
8,440
100
2.20
2.20
200
6
2,950
•
-
5%
5%
Jun
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
Delhi
13% July
Canadian
Dredge
12%
Canadian
Interurban
4.65
Jan
7% May
Jun
2,724
21
Jan
29%
13%
1,996
10
July
14%
13%
2,358
1.85
1.85
700
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pfd
42%
423/4
50
11%
--
Jun
1.40 Mar
Jan
14% May
2.20
Jan
preferred
•
common
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preferred
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Gas
10
a48 %
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International
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of
International
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common
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Canada
Internat'l Utilities Corp common
1
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6%
*
com
•
13
Jun
16
Ltd
1
May
Consolidated
Mogador
Jan
6%
.Jan
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Monpas
Aug
28%
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New
a48 a481/2
520
47%
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49
400
Sep
1,110
16%
Jan
6
2,500
5%
Sep
3
67%
69%
5,250
61
37%
69%
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38
3,202
28%
Jan
22
Aug
48 %
Jan
17%
Apr
July
5%
19
20
Feb
Sep
24%
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24%
2,585
49%
49%
235
84%
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360
78%
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10
Jan
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41
May
38
49%
—
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10
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2.50
5
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28
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17c
39
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Feb
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4%c Jan
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Aug
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3,190
2.90
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Jun
May
Jun
98c
Jan
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Apr
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4.75 July
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Jun
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Mar
25c
Jan
41% May
6c
Jun
5%c
6c
3,000
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13c
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10c
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Aug
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Jan
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2.20
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2.20
10.100
2.40
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1,600
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900
500
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Jan
3 %c
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Feb
12
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3c
1,000
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17c
7.75
class
4.00
10,000
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17c
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55c
1.060
25,500
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Aug
3 Vac May
3,000
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5%
3c
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Sep
Sep
66c
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,
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Feb
Jan
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,
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10
1,200
4c
4C
1.50
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Ltd
200
:
4.30
Ltd—:i
Electronics Ltd
Denault
4c
5.05 May
4.50
2,100
8c
*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Jun
Apr
11%
Ltd *
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Jun
May
6c
4.60
1
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I
6,500
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4.60
*
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3.50
12,000
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21%
5
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300
17
10c
3.50 Mar
525
4.20
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6,705
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3.60 Aug
1,100
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6 Va
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24
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Aug
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26
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——
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14%
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Jun
18
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20%
2 %c
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26 Va May
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24
*
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16c
20c
20%
26c
20%
3.85 July
Sep
6%
4.68%
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7%
23.500
19c: Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
Commodore Business Mach (Can)
45% May
May
7c
3.00
3.00
Cleveland
5% July
10c
2,000
23%
14%
39% July
292,000
,
175
45
May
59% May
2,050
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125
Jan
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2,475
Sep
July
12c
3.40
11 %c
2,000
Jan
44
7 Vac
3.25
19c
26
11%
6%
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7c
3.25
3.00
50%
43
Apr
4.65
705
6%
28c
3.00
8,400
44
Aug
3.50
14
6%
July
4.25
56
13%
10c
Dock Co Ltd——*
Properties —_*
13%
__5
1,500
Jan
55%
1
com
2,500
lie
Sep
Corp
&
12c
11c
_1
Copper
11c
Jan
30c
Aug
Ltd
Oil
12c
10c
4.90
Cessland Corp Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Commercial
Sep
Apr
Apr
4.90
14
Apr
Jan
7c
11%
55%
42% July
3%c Jun
Jan
»
Co
99,500
Feb
£1
Mining
7c
7.00
Casavant Freres Ltee class A
28%
5c
3.10
3.80
28
7c
1
Explorations Ltd
12%
46c
100
Internat'l
13 %
Sep
500
Carbec
28 %
26c
11
Canadian
13 %
Jun
3.30
61,442
4.90
Canorama
Asbestos
12c
Jan
38c
11
19% Mar
Cassiar
Jun
2.50
5,000
25,800
27c
4.60
48% July
Jan
3VaC
40,000
11
23
1.95 July
Sep
4.90
Jan
Mines
16c
1
Ltd
Resources
July
Sep
Apr
Jan
Mar
4c
6c
1
Ltd—«.—
&
8%
com_3
&
Oil
40 Va
2.90
1
Ltd
10c
9c
Jan
2.75
*
Ltd
Petroleum
Collieries
5
12%
Mines
47
Aug
100
Feb
34c
1
Corp
16
14
May
5c
1
Ltd
Canadian
Jun
99c
"
_1
—1
*
com
Corp
Edmonton
Canadian
*
20c
Mining Ltd
Raceway Inc
Jan
30%
May
8% July
32
300
8%
10c
2.85
1
Bonnets
Bornite Copper
Mines
37
8%
1
1
Exploration
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Beauce Placer Mining
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
River
'
36%
_*
—
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Feb
Mar
7
Feb
Cambell
3.75
Jan
1
32
21
4
5.25 May
Apr
Jan
Apr
1,125
23c
Sep
2.60
2,405
Jun
5%
High
Jan
1.75 July
31%
Feb
5%
2.50
,5,600
30%
Jun
2.50
2.12
Augustus
Blue
*
$2.
Telefilms Ltd
Black
Sep
Low
lie
2.50
13,500
440
*
Mines
Atlas
10% July
Dollars
16c
2.05
Uranium
23
A
May
Canadian
High
13c
2.05
Calumet
2.80 July
Low
13c
Aug
Ltd
Arno
62%
66
Expressed in
8c
11% May
Jan
Are
2%c Mar
7
14%
Apr
40 Va May
20,000
146
48%
100
Jan
6c
a7%
14%
Aug
33
5%c
7 V2
48%
95
1,000
6c
&
21%
1,150
5c
Ltd
Calgary
23
97
36%
Ltd—1
Belle Mines
Beau
Mines
Bruneau
10
—
84c
21% May
25%
97
36%
97
Jan
May
7Vac
25
101
23
Mar
Jan
250
Sep
Mar
Sep
Sep
12
17%
July
17%
121/4
900
5c
19
12
19
11% May
12c
168
48%
1
com_*
Jan
17%
18%
18%
21%
19c
1,328
175
8.95
500
2,280
12
___*
Jan
46% Mar
200
399
1,000
21
com_l
common
Aug
80
550
150
9.40
5,035
19%
19
17%
5c
20
27
Sep
18'%
17c
75
3.10
18 V4
18
69c
2,455
19
Sep
17%
July
Jun
May
15%
5c
62%
3.00
17
Apr
16% July
60%
16
17c
10 V2
12 %
——
•
1,225
May
63c
56%
27
;
Mar
Jan
Jan
1 14%
17c
62%
•
Corp
Jan
35%
25%
Mar
13
Apr
55Va Aug
69c
19%
31%
13
874
11%
Jan
6%
.,vr
*
55%
a
125
15%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
16%
—
735
15%
15
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
16%
20
58'%
15%
Apr
5,000
51*
58 3%
Sep
2,374
—
865
14V2
Aug
4.75 Aug
5%
Ltd
18
12,625
*
common
Mines
250
17%
—
12
11%
1
Alsof
15%
56 Va
12
1
Ltd-*
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
20
30
5
200
12
1.84
1.50 Mar
600
all
4.75
1
May
July
Ameranium
2,005
1.57
all
Shown
Electronics
19
Amalgamated
42
■%:
4.75
*
22
Apr
84%
8
*
Feb
38%
1.55
100
A
67%
84%
1.56
18%
—
Jan
19%
10%
Class
20
,41
Jun
*
Ajax Minerals
Alpha Aracon Radio
Jan
84%
14 Va
Par
July
21 %
2,310
15 3
Canadian Stock Exchange
17
145
15
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Crude
&
Jan
17
1
(Canada) Ltd
Gold Mines
Iroquois Glass Ltd
23% May
19Vb
10
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Paper
Jun
17%
15%
153%
Sep
15% May
9.40
Prod
Prices
61
50
Acceptance
$2.25 preferred
Inglis (John)
55 %
19%
1
Indus
Jan
Apr
16% July
20
May
15%
32 Va
15%
common
476
—.
Jan
•
class A
preferred
Ltd
2,250
'
Feb
21%
*
18%
191/41
——
5
11%
7,969
*
Apr
Sep
Aug
13% Mar
18%
Jan
3,760
11% Aug
9% Jan
15%
10%
32'%
113/4
*
Jun
75
64
4,762
9%
31%
May
5%
51%
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Tt
4% Vo
12
9%
warrants
A
Zellers
11%
32%
*
*
.
Pacific
(Geo)
Jun
May
66 Va May
Feb
*
.
&
53
Mar
59%
*
:
:
Co
Trans
19%
43
1
•
*
Pipe Line
17"% May
8% Jan
14%
26V4
53%
*
Paper
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19
Apr
75
26 %
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Int'l
Apr
150
14%
—
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Canada
Pittfield
140
140
470
Sep
6%
13
*
Canadian
;
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18%
11
6%
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75
•
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clas$
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—
—
1
Husky Oil of Canada Ltd
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
18%
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—
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B
Bay
Aug
50
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Hudson's
10%
22
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Farms
Hudson
4,270
750
preferred
"Howard
Sep
24%
Canada
Hardee
Sep
7%
24
(Chas
Andy
29%
Jan
24%
of
&
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Jan
4%
•
Ltd
Handy
22%
3,586
11
3 %
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Steel
Brit
8,175
8%
55
class
Co
Co
29%
7
11
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com
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&
28%
8 Va
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Home
29 %
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Cos
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Sep
100
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Falconbridge
Home
8.50
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Foundation
Great
Jan
Ltd
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5'/
4.25
•
preferred
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Great
1,450
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General
8%
1
common
Coal
Dominion Textile common
&
7%
lo
Lime
French
8 Va
•
Dominion
Frosst
Class
*
com
common
Dominion
General
Weston
Apr
25
Steel
&
preferred
Fras'er
Jan
6%
*
Dominion
Famous
Western
9.25
2
Corsets
Foundries
7 % %
Apr
6.85 July
5% Aug
*
Dominion
Pont
100
1,145
——
3,265
63%
*
Voting trust
4,100
8%
51%
63
Ltd
Gooderham
Wtestcoast
6
2
„J.
Seagrams
Donohue
Jan
7%
*
class
Dominion
7 7r
Sep
Sep
Walker
26%
8.10
*
Seal
Zellerbach
1'/
13
22
Oil
Corp:
1'
Ltd
5%
*
common
Ltd
Crown
Dominion
Viau
7%
*
Cork
Dominion
Sep
7.90
___*
Crown
Distillers
12%
5%
Jun
355
50%
63%
A
—
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7%
*
common
A
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United
7.90
7%
22%
50 Va
Corp Fund
Pipeline
Elevator
Turnbull
*
Smelting
&
new
B
(R
Sep
Jan
July
*
Ltd
Textile
Class
Feb
July
13
4.95
33
class
Finance
*
Mining
Glass
Coronation
25
18
48% May
Traders
*
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
Corbys
3
475
457
20
Jun
*
Consolidated
Consumers
al2
26%
1
20
20
19
*
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Cellulose
Columbia
al2
26%
*
Cloth
Rio
Del
Coghlin
,
class A pfd__*
Ltd
Corp
Vickers
Wire
Capital
1
preferred
Tire
Canadian
18
25
Co
Railway
Pacific
Canadian
47
—50
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
—
22
*
1
Bank
Oils
—
common
22
10
A
Texaco Canada Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
Canadian
Preferred
*
31%
6C
31
31 %
600
12,800
1
28C
28c 29 %c
*
27c
24c
30c
45.100
1.40
July
14% July
7.75
Sep
5c
Sep
26%
Jan
22Vac Jan
10c
Mar
2.40
18
7.75
9c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb
33%
Aug
37c
Aug
1.19 Mar
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
,
Last
Low
Par
Weld
Dmmmond
_____
—
Mines
Metal
Ltd
Fabi
Fano
A
Foritana Mines
(1945 )
Ltd
16c
Jan
Mines
1.92
Jan
2.76
Sep
1.13
2 MaC
3,000
2 Mac
Sep
7c
lie
392,250
5c
Aug
35c
Jun
10c
Jan
23c
Apr
13c
13c
1,000
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:i7.00
25
2c
3c
19,500
8 Ma
19
19
.
Ltd
5,000
3c
Jan
8 Ma
Sep
18
3c
17c
18c
5,000
15c
20 Mac
22c
30,000
18c
SOc
Sep
1.00
1,125
7c
35,000
5c
May
8Mac
Jan
15c
9,000
13c
Aug
21c
Jun
4.05
4.05
130
SOc
r-://. :/
3,20
1.35
4.25
Apr
Sep
2.00
Jan
3,700
23c
1,500
500
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
a2c
a2c
200
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
95c
95c
1,000
80c
Jun
1.15
Apr
Develop.
&
,
__'
&
Explor
2.25
2.25
5
Helium
1.35
1.40
;
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i
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400
2.25
1.15
1.44
*
1.40
273
1.40
1
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1.45
4,500
1.25
1.80
1.85
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1.05
9
9
3
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15
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2.28 Apr¬
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July
July
___
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convertible
6%
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Continental
Israel
Jubilee
Iron
Kodiak
Petroleums
Lead
Laiteries Leclerc
Lambert
Alfred
Aug
Jun
99c
Sep
99c
Sep
230
/
3c
Jun
7c
Jan
3.85
Apr
2.00
2.17
10,235
1.79
Aug
4.50
2.10
4.50
100
4Ma
Aug
5.10
37,025
6 Mi Mar
Feb
Jan
5.15
1.10
1.15
1,100
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1,000
4c
Apr
8%
500
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33 Ma
33%
3,200
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4.90
4.95
5
8
1
33%
1
1.00
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7 Ma
600
18 Ma
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900
1
*
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class
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34,500
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1
;
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*
Lirigside Copper Mining Co Ltd
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&
Ltd
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4c
Canadian Gold Mines Ltd 1
Mctntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Distilleries Ltd
47 Ma
5
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
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12c
4
____*
common
7Vc
preferred
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2.85
6c
33 Ms
Sep
1.45
7 Ma May
Aug
7 Ms
Jan
60r
18
May
8% May
Jan
dan
Aug
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Jan
Power
Abltibi
Acklands
Ltd
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Voting
Alberta
B
Algoma
Central
3,500
109
a5%
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Ltd____
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
Northwest
Northern
O'Brien
class
Canalask
A
class
class
Jun
24
44 y4
54%
Jan
12c
36c
Sep
July
7 Ma
10
5%
Feb
5Mi
41c
Jan
35'/2c
25c
41c
258.301
1.60
1.50
1.65
6.450
20c
18c
22c
25,500
18c
38c
38c
10,500
38c
6c
6 Mac
10,000
6c
83c
87c
34,240
6%
6%
1,460
38c
i
84c
1.10
1.27
41c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Sep
Sep
3.60 May
Jan
87c
Sep
Sep
July
Feb
70c
Feb
36c
Jan
48 Mac May
1.90
Aug
9%
6
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
4
1.35
1.30
1.50
600
12c
12c
12c
1,400
1.25
2.45 Mar
Sep
18c
9m2c Mar
Class
Ltd
Autofab
Bathurst
A
Beatty
Bow
Bridge
Tank
British
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Class
$6
6 Mac
3,000
14M2C Mar
Feb
4c
10 Ma
12%
Aug
12%
200
a3c
375
33c
19,500
al6c
625
90c
3.35
1,391,050
48c
2,500
48c
14c 15 Mac
31,600
13c
Jan
22c
8.25
9,275
6.60
Feb
8.25
25c
Aug
14c
24c
Sep
Sep
Mar
3.35
Aug
75c
Sep
10Mac Aug
57c
Feb
4Mac May
Sep
Jan
1.95
Apr
3.10
Jan
3.50 Mar
15c
Co_l
Oil
Bruck
Class
Bulolo
Burns
11 Mi
Sep
Sep
50 .50 Mi
12c
13c
11,100
alO
alO
12
4.00
9,030
71c
48c
12c
9
Sep
Ma' May
1.60
12
4.00
Feb
Jan
7%
Packers
3 Mac
3 Mac
3 Mac
1,000
5c
Jan
1.65
1.65
1.67
2,500
Quqbec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd__l
16c 18 Mac
17c
Quepec Cobalt & Exploration
1
Smelting & Refining Ltd—_1
Req Crest Gold Mines Ltd
1
4
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd common —2
2.45
4,500
800
18c
167,100
2 Mac
1,000
2.30
2.35
200
25c
15 Mac
2.45
15c
2 Mac
_
Quebec
25c
____
__1
Diversified Lands
25c
900
2.90
75c
90c
3,800
35c
32c
35c
38,200
36c
1.48
1.67
Feb
14M2c Jan
2.00
10c
24MiC
3.75
Sep
Jan
al.15
—100
Exploration & Mining
II
Standard Gold Mipes Ltd
1
SulDvan Consolidated Mines Ltd _____1
Simferpack Corp
;
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
I*
2.35
.
Der
Hout
18c
23%
100
22 V2
Jan
37.55
12
34.50
Jan
45.00 Mar
4.35
4.50
910
4.10
Jan
5.00 May
73
Wqsjeel
Western
Westville
Products
Ltd
6^.
Sep
2,328
100
16 Ma
Jan
20%
Jun
53
95
50 Ma
Feb
56
Jun
18 M'4
Jan
12
14%
10,010
40c
500
15c
18c
al.15
al.15
42c
Wire
Cable
&
12c
Jan
Canadian
4.90
2.35
2.44
8,550
7c
1,000
1.65
1.65
200
6 Ma
6 Ma
18
Celanese
Feb
6Mac
Jan
22c
1,120
110 Ma
Aug
120 mi May
Jan
Aug
May
6 Mi
9c
24 Va
55%
600
84c
23c
1.65 July
1.80
2.85
725
63c
57c
63c
20,750
16c
16c i6m2c
840
16c
July
Jan
6c
14c
14c
1.20
1.05
1.20
200
6c
7c
7,000
1,000
Jan
Feb
Sep
Sep
88
Yorp Speculative Inv Fund
footnotes,
99
100
94 Mi
Jan
99
107 Va
107 Ma
108
315
108 Ma
108'
109
65
106 Ma
55
101 Ma
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101 Ma 101%
7"
102
Sep
108
Aug
I
Sep
Jun
102
6%
7
600
15%
15%
251
12
Jan
22
175
17
Jan
July
17
21 Ma
21 Ma
Jun
112%
July
Aug
May
22
6%
9 V4
Sep
25
25 Mi
3,100
5%
6
684
5%
Aug
8%
8%
8%
3,029
8 Ma
Aug
7%
8
439
49c
49c
52c
2,830
6!
300
a
3%
21
Feb
Sep
July
Jan
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Feb
31V2
6
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Feb
Aug
10M4
Jan
7 Me
40c
Aug
July
8% Mar
1.15
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21%
21
21 %
10,075
20 Mi
Jan
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5 %
5%
700
4.85
Aug
37%
36
37%
4,321
29
Jan
40
Apr
28
28
25
27
May
7
'7
109
17
Aug
Sep
30
1
26 Va
26 Va
27 Mi
640
25 M2
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30
May
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2
22
3,895
20
Jan
25
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5
a
v
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-
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24% May
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19%
Apr
Jan
22%
22%
23
1/980
22
Sep
24
59
60 %
163
56
Jan
63
Aug
60 %
60 Va
61
1,695
55
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62
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Feb
.
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165
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2
13
13
12
74 Ma
12
Jan
Jan
98
Aug
Aug
58
Apr
July
12 Ma
10%
10%
14
Jan
14%
Apr
8
Apr
11 Me
Jun
10
1,900
Aug
11%
400
j
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10 Ma
81
93 Me
48
4,557
98
•
56"
mmm
\
77
75
98
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Aug
10 y4
10
10 Va
25,345
50 Ma
50%
50%
800
50 Mi
July
Sep
55
May
50
•
52 Va
52%
52%
670
51
Aug
55
May
9%
8%
9 Ma
1,080
Aug
11
1.80
1.80
1.90
350
1.60 Mar
2.65 May
1.70
com.
1.70
130
1.60 Mar
2.70 May
—-25
pfd
*
35 Va
36
11%
10 Mi
11 Ma
4.35
—
—
4.70,
8
11% May
Apr
35 Ma
Sep
38 Ma
12,833
8M4
Feb
11 Va May
20,285
3.00
Feb
5.00 May
510
6%
Jan
12
Jun
16 Va
16%
692
29
29
50
38
38
855
35
*
14%
14 Va
14 Ma
550
141/a
*
10
17 %
17%
17 Ma
2,976
15 M4 M a r
19 Va May
64%
63%
65
4,189
60 Ma
69% May
10
Feb
10% Aug
13% Feb
13
Sep
16%
Apr
Preferred
Wright
:
Gen
Securities
class
A
Hydrocarbon common
Canadian Imperial Bank
Canadian
L
■
2.50
*—
9%
9 Ma
9%
12%
12%
12%
16
3.40
_Aug
Marconi
Canadian
Pacific
1.00
Jan
8%
Jan
4.25 July
M4 Aug
29
Sep
19
Jun
35
Jun
Mar
39
Feb
20M/a
Jan
Sep
July
7% July
1,138
•
common
Sep
16
■
Industries
July
3.00 Sep
2,925
15M4
60c
1,850
10
Gas
Industrial
Preferred
Canadian
1
4.10
4.10
4.20
754
3.50
Aug
—25
32%
32Mb
32%
31,682
24%
Jan
10
—.—*
12%
7,317
10 Mi
Sep
12%
*
Co—
33
■.
Railway—
Petrofina
Canadian
preferred-^
Salt
Jan
Feb
Aug
Class
12y8c Mar
Corp
4M4%
Utilities
4.95
33
Jan
July
Vickers
Canadian Western
500
3c
May
5c
Jan
Mar
6c
Sep
87c
10 y4
100
87c
Sep
Sep
Sep
13
Feb
80c
5 V2 'r
preferred
Westinghouse
Properties
Capital Bldg Industries
Chateau
25 Mac
26c
2,500
25c
Sep
Jan
3 Mac
9,000
3c
Aug
8m2c
Jan
Clairtone
5%
500
3.85
Jan
6.00
Jun
Wines.
Chrysler
3c
——
Gai
26%
633
34
,16
22
Apr
46
Mar
29
May
1,425
29M/a
35%
Jun
87 Va
87 M'a
105
83 Ma
Jan
87%
Aug
I8V2
18 Va
20Mi
120
18
July
22 Va
18
16
18 Me
635
17
Jan
?0V8 Jun
16 Mi
310
15 Ma
Jan
17 Va
21%
2 1Mb
100
.-20%
Jan
22
25%'Mar
32
33 %
34
v
Warrants
—-
Jan
Jan
Jun
20
16%
—-—20
—*
1
30
546
4.65
4.65
4.90
850
4.55
Apr
6%
Jan
2.20
2.20
2.50
1,700
2.20
Sep
4.05
Jan
15%
15M'4
210
13%
Jan
16
Jan
56 Va May
87
Sep
30
——*
X
29%v
25
common
Sep
Jan
32% July
23 Mt Jan
'
87 Va
.*
——_——
Canadianwide
2.25
235
26 Va
Natural Gas com—*
Canadian
3c
150
33%
—*
_—_—
preferred
2,000
7,500
12%
20M'4
33
—100
com—
preferred
4c
■
11 Va
20%
*
Canadian
4%
common
A
*
92 Va July
16 Va
3c
41.
Apr
*
$1%
Preferred
Canadian General
ZII__H2Il
see page
88
2,576
2.25
5 Ma
47
24,920
4c
of Canada_2
88
May
a
3.10
87c
_
98
4.55
3c
10 M4
1081
Jun
3.00
2.25
10 m4
Apr
94
3.45
4c
Ltd__2___22
105 Mi
55
3.00
3c
May
51M2
95
97
4.25
l
81c
2,429
108
-*
common——*
20
Electric common—*
I——.—
28
Tire
3.65 Mar
Jan
Feb
55 Ma
97
6 Ms
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Foundation Co
l
__
54
2,700
Canadian
19 y4
1.00 July
1.75
Jun
3,200
Canadian
75c
Jan
6c
18
11
Canadian
1
Sep
171-* May
65c
Curtis
Jan
4.25
July
11 Ma
21 Ma
108
97
4.70
3.15 May
Sep
2.25 July
2.80 Sep
38c
Jan
1.14 Mar
Jun
5c
3.15
'30 Va Jan
Aug
60c
7
Sep
19% May
7,500
1.75 Aug
10%
16 Ma Mar
270,000
July
4.65 Mar
65c
100
5c
Sep
6 Ve
Jan
10%
700
14c
6%
Jan
4.50 Aug
2.75
•
Sep
1.48 July
6M2 Sep
2.50
5J/4
1,400
12,516
3
6Mac
2.80
_______*
class
Cangdign
5c
519
5.00
2.85
5!/a May
53 Va May
Apr
Canadian Collieries common
2.67 Aug
15c
July
2.50
5c
*
6%
4.75
53 Va May
Apr
Canadian
Canadian
8c
50
2.78
Warrants
Jan
62c
50
265
1.00 Mar
134,000
13c
-_I~_1
—
Chemical
May
22,700
200
4.90
*
Aluminum
British
Canadian
16
136,300
500
52 Mi
38% Sep
57% May
50
Canadian
55c
16c
4.90
51 Mi
2.75
*
A
preferred
B
Jan
Sep
12c
Jan
50%
*
10
Preferred
Aug
14
1,000
July
Jan
*
Breweries
Sep
40c
,
33%
51M4 July
4.55 Aug
*
-•
Jan
64c
Jan
35c
11
50
15,242
76%
*
*
Aviation
Apr
Feb
12,600
650
38%
55 Ma
52 Mi
—
—-
Canada
Canadian
42c
.
12 Mi
3 8^ a
54 Ma
54%
75
4.75
Aug
Feb
May
73
56%
Apr
Sep '
Aug
72c
1'
Ltd
For
35c
31c
70
17 Ma
20
*
Mtge
1.10
Jan
1.70
Aug
17%
10
Permanent
36c
Aug
Sep
20c
7,400
68c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
48,700
24,500
,
12 Mac
Ltd
Helium
2.90
12c
May
52 Mi
warrants
75c
25
71 Ma
warrants
50c
Sep
Jan
23 Mi
Safeway Ltd preferred——100
Steamship Lines common^
*
Preferred
12.50
A
38c
13c
2
Co.
19% May
25c
Canada
B
24c
72c
Virginia Mining Corp
Mining Corp
Oil
July
16
60Mi July
67 Ma July
•
Class
58c
1
Weed on
We^burne
7,725
7%
common
class
Jan
25c
20c
*
Associates..
Mines
18%
37.55
•
com__
new
Canadian
Vanguard Explorations
ViolaMac
18
July
23 M2
A
B___ 1
Canadian
35c
;
___1
.
Mining Co Ltd ______4
United Towns Electric Co Ltd ______10
Van
25% July
_*
5
class
Aug
17
15 MaC
__.
Ltd
Aug
37.55
—10
1
*
A
3.30
7c
l
.
Mines
24 M2
6,196
—100
——100
100
pfd
2.25 Mar
12c
Ltd
Tib, Exploration Ltd
Traps Canadian Freezers Ltd
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Obalski
705
8% May
96
—
Class
40c
21c
Stairs
Tazin
25%
series)-.
Feb
48c
54c
_
i_.
25
18
100
__100
100
—
6 Mac
40C
l
_1
______
23 V4
104
58
May
lc
14%
Ltd
_2
Ltd
1,294
90c
1
Regent Mines Ltd
Mines
3.05
1
Saupon Development
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Sep'
Jan
Class
Tallisman
Aug
18Ma
Aur
Cut
Malting
1
warrants
98
1,775
Aug
Foundries
Class
*
pfd
Feb
5
19
25
Canada
6%
7
98
18 Ma
39
——
Canada
Canada
Canada Power
Air Services
25
98
19
25 Va
common—^
Crushed
Canada
Sep
Spartan
7%
98
Jan
common——
Sep
Sep
July
3 MaC Aug
Apr
9% May
53 Va May
Feb
Dock
Dry
fi ug
7c
Ltd—1
53 Va
Jan
Feb
19 Ma
Iron
74c
Southern
7 Ma
50
30 Ma
Canada
71c
Mines
430
148
Canada
Jan
Dufault
8,689
18,867
Sep
Apr
South
July
25
9
52%
38
Sep
May
__
50
52%
8%
Sep
24%
10%
3Mac
Sdbey's Stores class A
May
38
22%
46c
Socfc, Ltee
53
52%
*
Corp
Sep
1
___:__
Aug
24
Power
Sep
30c
Mines
50
Jan
10%
500
Summit
200
51%
•
Cement
1.334
Silver
July
15
Co
Canada
Canada
4,000
Silver Town Mines Ltd
13
-*
Bread
6c
Silver
11 Mt
Jan
12 Ma May
15 Mi Jan
Dredge—
Canada
5c
Lawrence
Sep
8%
105
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
71c
St
11 Mi
1,958
235
22%
___
25
11%
11,262
Cabol
5c
Metals
llMt
11
17 Ma
100
3.60
Jun
11 Mi
21 Ma
125
4.00
Apr
17 Mi
10%
__4
1.70
105
17 Mi
22%
"
Columbian
Jan
17 Mi
Products
Burrard
5C
Lawrence
101 Ma
'
,20%
B
&
5c
Warrants
125
102% 102%
26%
Chemical
Gold
!___1
St
56 Mi May
Aug
2IM2
100
10%
Ltd__________
Producers
July
75c
14,105
preferred
preferred
Building
___h--1
Gas
24 Ma May
46
1,900
2.00
Company
Mills
class
Ltd
Frovo
Aug
1,535
28%
22%
*
Co
1,413
47
2.00
*
Ltd
Oil
22
1.00
28%
pfd (1956
preferred
6% rh
Mining Co Ltd 1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Canada
22
90c
2.00
preferred
4%l
Feb
28%
_20
Mines
&
Gas
Aug
*
Stone
Dominion Sugar
com
Pitt, Gold
40
46 Va
*
Preferred —
Phoenix
39 Ma July
Sep
48c
3.00
P£rmo
3,5 26
,
Oil
preferred
preferred
4%%
4 Ma 'k
$5.15
350
Stores
Jun
39%
May
47
Sugar com
*
British Columbia Telephone common_25
Aug
9c
al6c
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
30
22
Columbia
British
Brown
5,850
Silver
33,841
•
common
common
Columbia
British
Brockville
3.10
Service
39 Va
59
12
1.00
25
1-*
50
50
1
B
Sep
3.50
Patricia
39%
6.90 May
July
•
Forest Products
*
Packers class A-__*
American
Apr
3.40
Peace River
26 Ma
5.00
43% Jan
9'/4 May
21% Jan
3,300
—
Feb
3.05
Paul
25 Ma
41
Paper
Tractidn
Brazilian
6c
29c
1
26 Ma
*
preferred
Corp 5%
15c
6c
3.20
Ltd
520
Jan
Jan
*
preferred
21c
a3c
Ltd
;%
100
2,065
11
65
common
Valley
Bowater
Jan
123/81
Ltd—
Co
6.00
57%
10
Paper
Telephone
Apr
3.40
Manufacturing
24% May
46c
common
Lumber Co common.^
3c
60,600
10
preferred
Jan
37c
Bros
Beaver
12c
3.10
7%
19
63%
—
Bell
5,000
Orchan
Paton
645
108 M2
*
&
Power
Class
17,750
12c
___'—
Investm't
22
64 Ma
B—
Bank of Nova Scotia
4c
48c
Mines
19
10
class
Bahk of Montreal
21c
10 Mac
Ltd
Candn
Aug
11
*
*
*
*
A
Jan
17
6.00
:
Electric
106
505
56%
common
Steels
Auto
4c
7.85
Atlantic
class B___
A
Jan
53
18%
21%
•
50
10
preferred-
class
Atlas
May
8.00
Uranium
preferred
A
B
2.85 July
18%
102%
Bramalea
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
:
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-
Pacific
1st
class B
Hardware
Feb
14c
10 Vac
Mines
108 Ma 108 M 4
--
25
50
lc
—i
:
Acceptance
Feb
Aug
Apr
_
Nickel
Mines
108 M'4
//-['
pfd—100
pfd
common
preferred
Temple
Atlantic
25c
13c
Mar
Exploration Ltd LL;
Gold
251
5,637
100
—*
$6
preferred
24
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common
•
Ash
19c
Metals
July
9.75
110
8.65
——
4%
Co
C
12M2C
3Mac Aug
12c
._
Corn
110 Ma
109
8.35
*
*
*
5Va%
50c
x
Finance
North
Jan
7.20 Aug
*
Feb
1,500
Ltd
Nocana, Mines
Nor.ac
Jan
107 Ma
109
*
common
class A preferred
Sep
335,500
___*
Ne\y Formaque Mines Ltd
Newricfi Exploration Co Ltd
Nevfr West Amulet Mines Ltd
31%
B
8c
12c
Co Ltd
;
Jan
Aug
57%
common.
preferred
Controls
$2.60
1.10 July
2.00
26%
Corp
12 Mi
1.27
—*
Minera's
Ltd
$2.70
Jan
3,050
9,690
__
Class
Sep
3.15 July
2.65
*
common—*
Credit
preferred
$2.50
65c
Sep
4.00
29%
10
Steel
Class
2,050
46%:
I
Jan
2.50
10
common
Imperial
Argus
88c
82c.
Jan
3.35 Mar
2.35
28%
Warrants
Anthes
400
2,333
High
2.00 May
29
100
Gas
Algonquin Building
4 ya %
4.00
2.95
'
Aug
2.65
100
preferred
Natural
Aluminum
3.65
8.45
Class
Alberta
Analogue
5,688
40 V4
2.88
__
warrants
Mt %
90c
5
preferred—_—
4
1,350
*
A
Algoma
LOW"
1.05
45, 46%
82c
common—
Class
5%'v
National
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
90c
2.90
—
Trunk
Class A
Sep
89c
River Mines Ltd
__1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Mining Co Ltd
1
Mount Pleasant Mines Ltd common —*
Native
Shares
1.00
trust
Gas
Apr
12c
1
*
heinr
for Week
46%
*
4
12c
;
Ltd___
Range
•
common
.—*
3c
1.15
Monpre
Dairies
Paper
common—|
12
1
Mis'tango
Royal
800
12c
a5M4
5
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
&
Distillers common
Jan
7%
_*
Merrill Island
Mount
48 Ma
a7Ma
Ma
a7
one
Dollars
of Prices
Low
*
Abacon
Bowater
Majortrans
Matachewan
first
OILS.
Sales
1.60 May
4 MaC
Laihontagne Ltd class A
Lelknd
51M4
53 M2
4 Mac
Les
Inc
Inc
Jan
Jan
52 Ma May
*
Accept Corp class A
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Laduboro Oil Ltd
»
a3c
2om2c Mar
7c
44%
__1
Mines Ltd-:
Labrado'r
I
—
500
99c
a3c
1
_50c
"
Ltd
Zinc
&
99c
1
Ltd
___
Kefiting Aviation Ltd
Kiepa Gold Mines
Kohtiki
19
1
Co
Oil
Corp
4
a52M» a52 Ma
50
:
20,139
12c
a50% a50%
4
preferred
Mines Ltd
10 Mac
lie
*
Ltd
Last
stocks
Canadian
in
Week's
Sale Price
Ashdown
1
Foundation
a-
Mining
Dredging &
Ltd
Jan
1.45
Feb
9
a22
Jun
2.80 May
Apr
1.10 July
A——*
cl
Ltd
45c
Jun
10c
20
Paints
Preferred
Expressed
Par
Aluminium
Apr
1.40
Mining
Investment
Jan
1.45
Ltd
Gui Por Uranium
Internat'l
2.75
Apr
23c
Foods
International
35c
Jan
1.45
Age Mines Ltd
Int'l Atlas Dev
Mar
29M2C May
Jan
|
May
*
Golden
Ltd
6c
5 Mac
7c
Ltd.._*
Canada
of
Gl'issol
Inspiration
19
Aug
—
Autotronics
Hastings
Jan
leo
21c
51
—1
Industrial
Alberta
July
July
17c
Lake Silver Mines Ltd—..i——1
Glen
8%
Sep
Feb
6 Ma
I
Genuine
4c
July
2c
1,000
3%C
8 Ma
Sep
| 7%
350
3 MaC
11
14c
Frigistors Ltd
%
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Oils
9 Ma
1
;
Are
Friday
Sep
10
Shown
Sep
1.03
10c
8 Mi
Prices
Feb
1,500
15,000
1,725
9 Ma
The
and
'
1.13
*
Ltd
25c
May
2 Mac
—1
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Futurity
26,000
24c
Exchange
issues are segregated into two parts.
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES
Exchange
INDUSTRIAL
July
Jan
2,60
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
Apr
1.95
25Mac
22c
1.09
1.13
5
—*
common
10 V\
580
39,500
*
—
28 Ma
9%
1.42
2.jJ.
22c
Feb
8Ma Aug
23
772
28
Stock
Toronto
The
High
Low
1
Inc
Exploration
a
Preferred
Lake
1.29 ^
i—1
Ltd
Fiscal Industries Ltd
Fox
2._i
-_1
1
_
Mining
Fort
1.40
*
_______
Minerals Inc
Explorations Ltd
Equity
Fab
class
Corp
Oil &
Empire
9 3.4
9%
1
1
—1
EaSt Ventures Ltd
Elr'-^rolier
_
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
East
—
*
1
Steel Works Ltd
&
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Dumont Nickel Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
26 Ma
2712
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-"''
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
.
87
80
87
1,054
•
7y«
6 Me
7M'4
3,435
5%
3.20
2.95
3.20
3,200
2.10
Apr
Apr
July
Juri
8Va May
3.80 May
Number 6^01
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1171)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
>
l.jicl
Kanct
of Prices
Par
Collingwood
Term
Building
Preferred
Warrants
15
8%
4.10
7,125
9
7%
1,700
5,660
4.75
Jan
6.35
Feb
Class
22,369
22%
Jan
2 J Va
Sep
36
Jan
41 Va
May
10 Va July
12%
39%
6,524
12
12%
29,290
voting
*
18%
18%
610
16Y«
Jan
Sep
19 % May
173/4
17%
100
I6V4
Jan
13 Va
Ltd
preferred
Timber
Zellerbach
Crown
6 Va
3,425
5V4 July
8
1.53
3,000
1.30 Aug
2.u5
8%
300
73/4 July
8%
May
11%
Sep
Sep
2.10
Aug
Dale
&
Dominion
of
Fabrics
Dominion
800
1.75
Glass
Co
Ereferred
Dominion
Lime
Lambton
Apr
Laura
51
July
61
Jan
15%
Apr
2.25 Jun
2.90
Jun
$1.40
55 %
Jun
$1.25
98
Mar
$2.00
233/4 May
53%4
6,375
98
98
25
13
5%
500
102
102
14
150
64
64%
103/4
100
150
14
3,580
*
Dominion
Tar <te
Dominion
July
6
%
100
6 %
8%
477
7
20
7%
Jan
2,210
13%
19%
19%
38%
41%
a—
Falconbridge
Federal
Farms
common
Federal
Grain
class
10%
Apr
Feb
20 VB
20 VB
21 %
1,595
20 % Mar
22%
Jah'
preferred
!_38
36%
Jan.
30
Jan
11%
Feb
685
10%
10%
Ford
Loblaw
Fraser
Loblaw
(M)
Sep
12 Va
12:%
12 3/4
925
10%
Jan
13
May
10
Magna
7%
9,082
7%
Sep
9%
Apr
7%
7%
19,020
7%
Sep
93/B
Jan.
48%
48%,
50
47 Va
Jan
51 %
Apr
pfd—30
30
32
31%
32
405
30
Aug
33%
31%
31 Va
275
31% July
33%
Jan
8%
8%
350
10%
Feb
—
4 '7c
1!)
2.380
13% Mar
19% May
100
21% July
25
23%
23%
30C
23
Jan
24% July
24%
Sep
5%%
McCabp
24%
15,222
183/4
Jan
26
1.070
1.50
100
55
56%
9,412
50%
Jan
66
19s'H
19 %
19%
2.520
17
Jan
21% May
37
37
38 %
937
25
Feb
38%
2.30
2.40
700
41
41
41
126
12 Vs
14 %
8,180
*
common
•
common
106% 107%
15%
10
47,932
*
46 Va
1.50
2.45
1.30 Aug
General
General
Steel
Globe
&
Wares
102
Feb
108
104%
Jan
109% Aug
125
Lakes
Great
Great
Lakes
Great
13
12%
Feb
550
3.00
Feb
Monarch
20
20
8J
25
Feb
Montreal
20
60c
19 %
Aug
Jan
61 Vb
59%
62
432
45 %
187
183
187
364
171%
Class
Jan
200
Sep
Moore
Jun
63 %
Feb
7%
7%
7%
990
6%
Sep
11% May
31%
30 Va
31Va
816
25%
Jan
32 %
6%
6%
150
5 Vo
Jun
1
18%
18%
19 %
475
7%
7%
8%
3.560
18
6%
8%
Jan
4.00
4.15
2.15
2.05
2.15
9,156
•
3.10
8,493
,,
Capital
B
Fine
3.10
27
28%
605
27
Sep
31%
Apr
29
29
203
28%
Sep
32
Jun
8%
8%
2,595
•
Works—
Locomotive
12
*
*
common
class
(Robert)
—
A
Drug & Chemical common
Trust
84c
84c
85c
1.350
65c
Jan
85c
Sep
133/4
Jun
12%
12'.4
10%
10%
7 Va
40
133 135'%
305
3,100
8 3/4
127
Jan
Feb
Mar
12
Feb
115
88
Jan
100
52
52
53
6.381
45 Ya
Jan
57
93/4
93/4
9Vb
510
7Vt
Jan
3
Jan
6
6%
226
5%
•
5%
300
49 Va
46%
22 Va
25
45 Va
Jan
6%
100
5%
Feb
21%
122%
46 %
6%
22%
11.507
15 Vb
Jan
22 Vb
Jan
25
22%
19%
935
1
21
Jan
293/4
21
22
650
17%
Jan
22
15%
15 %
16
255
14
Mar
16
Sep
10 3/4 Mar
Feb
50 % July
1°5
48-
Feb
1.30
1.40
500
1.15 Aug
5%
*
A
5%
5%
920
5 Va
3.30
52c
54c
*
common-—
Gas
100
58c
1.100
21c
1,903
143/4
2.101
14
17%
17%
17%
*
13%
13%
10
59 V*
trust
*
warrants
1.60
Li'nes
common
new
Trust
59
3.25 Aug
3.30
18%
17%
*
Aug
7
4.50
Mar
45c
11% Aug
357
July
Hardee
Farms
17%
25
Preferred
Hawker
2.10
Siddeley
2.25
1.80
14
64
•
common
Preferred
25%
5%
25%
5%
6 Vb
9612
150
3.545
Hayes Steel common.^.___^..^_^!
Hees
(Geo
H) & Co
!
*
14%
12%
14%
*
1.00
7°"
l.oo
Hinde
*
57
58
&
Dauch
:
4.10
Aug
26 Va Mar
Jan
10% July
r
60c
Mar
480
50
Mar
Mfg
Home
class
*
A_
Pittfield-,
&
Howard
Smith
Hudson's
Photo
10
Mar
11 Va
10
1.80
1.90
15.445
1.35 Mar
43%
43%4
25
42% July
Oil
Premium
7 Va May
100
Price
May
14%
Jan
12
2.30
Aug
Jan
44
Flo
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
■
••'
14%
Jun
Rapid
66 Va
Sep
Reichhold
6 %
6%
6%
9.117
5% July
7%
Jan
Reid
Jan
Reitman
1.60
$2.25
July
Mar
13%
14 %
6%
6%
1,495
6Vb
Jan
6%
Jan
~24
23%
24%
9,712
21 Va
Aug
28%
Feb
50
48 %
48
48V*
170
47 Va
Jan
•
5j/4
5 "4
5 %
256
3.65
Feb
1.00
1.00
100
:
*
Machine
Class
*
7%
Inland
Natural
Preferred
Co
preferred
Gas
11,315
.
:
7%
10
17 »/4
1
5Ya
common
7%
82c
50
5
*
Cement
393/4 July
13
Jun
17,004
Jan
45% May
5%
1,450
71/4
Apr
4.10 July
16
49
May
May
6.00
Apr
1.20
Apr
Jan
16 YB
■
17 J/4
804
16Ya
Sep
18%
Apr
53/4
6
2,850
4.75
Jan
6%
Aug
18%
18%
420
17%
Jan
19% May
50c
Sep
87c
18%
50c
60C
3,950
•
Warrants
8%
7%
8 Va
2,815
•
23
23
23%
250
16
Mar
23%
Sep
'*:—/■■
28
28%
250
25
July
28 Va
July
68 y4
65
681/4
485
44V4
Jan
68 %
Batten
Bronze
Powders
61 Vt
July
com
J
.
25
6%
Apr
International
International
Minerals
5
Nickel
•
69%
68%
69%
13,665
common—2.50
243k
24
2434
3,605
25
Utilities
49
49
50%
320
•
Preferred
Intel-provincial Discount
common
3.80
3.80
4.05
warrants
1.85
1.85
1.85
100
1962
warrants
30c
30c
30c
40
843/4
84 V*
85 Va
2,420
48
1,705
1961
/ 21 Vo Aug
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Class
A
For
5
•
footnotes,
3.65
see page
41.
54 Va
3.65
3.85
58 y*
25c
25c
58 %
55
53%
55
1.705
13,539
3.80
1.85
Aug
Sep
Sep
30c
.
r'
Sep
78%
Jan
1.50
Feb
53% Aug
50% Aug
33%
5%
100
35
722
5 Va
1,864
Jan
8% May
100
15,511
6.55
270
19%
19%
T9VB
6,055
3.45
3.45
1,000
2.75
Feb
Apr
2,235
6%
100
48%
Sep
51
29
25
26 Va
Apr
.37,
Feb
101
101
10
99 Vb
Jan
102
Mar
3.450
625
14%
Feb
15%
10
15,215
8%
Feb
10% May
1.40
1.35
1.40
4,818
38
36%
38
5,717
8 %
12,971
8%
7%
60c
1,163
3.80
4.10
2,915
108%
Seven
Jan
7%
Sep
Jan
21%
Aug
Jan
Jan
S
Feb
Slater
7%
212
19 Va
22y/4
223/4
200
20% May
*
*
4.15
4.15
700
2.25 Mar
18
18
150
15 1JFeb
9
825
9
K
D
10
Jan
July
9
Feb
70
July
common
Preferred
Sep
Somerville
Jan
Jan
Stafford
:
Southam
59%
100%
102
152
40c
41c
3.500
O3/,
10%
38,624
3.30
3.45
£4.800
41
May
14 Va
Aug
July
23
Jan(
99 Va
Jan
104
40c
Sep
69c
Jun
ll3/8
Jan
3.65
Sep
10 % May
20 Va
9%
2.35
Feb
Mar
50
54
54
4.90
4.90
5.DO
800
7%
7%
8
1,310
4.90
4.90
4.90
27 Vb
27%
27%
1,600
5.75
6.30
15,818
5.30
Jan
133/b
Jan
Industries
Ltd
,
55
33Q/
pfd
4.15 May
7 Va July
4.25 July
25 Vs
July
11
Mar
5y8 Aug
28%
173/8
13,884
4.35
4.50
700
4.00
July
5Yb
13%
14%
803
12%
Feb
14%
29 Va Jan
35%
4,230
35
34
35
2.95
2.95
9%
9%
20%
20 %
20%
1.035
52%
52 Va
30
4 05
50
30%
_*
4.10
100
2.75
Jan
Feb
9.05 May '
20Yb May
16%
;<! 9%
Jun
Jan
Sep
6.50 Feb
13%
*
20
3.55
Feb
Aug.,
Jun
Jan
11%
Jan
20%
Sep
85
52 Va
Aug
30 Va
450
36%
Jan
4.10
450
.
600
9
% May
17%
Jan
1
54
17%
*
Foods
-
*
*
Ltd
Manufacturing
Sep
8% July
3.30
•
A
Jan
6
22a4
100 %
•
class
9Vb
300
10%
*
Canada
Dairies
May
3,340
20
preferred
5.25
18% July
9%
*
A—
24
Jan
9%
6.25
Steel
68
Feb
4
50
*
preferred
class
Industries
of
Simpsons
5
21%
*
Industries
Silverwood
6%
10%
4.50
*
Investment's
4.75
Jan.-
Aug
105
6 Va
Warrants
Oil
Sep
52Va
*
Holdings
Shawinigan
Shell
18%
Jan
21%
21%
1
Arts
5.00 May
Mar
8
10,044
_—*
100
common
Gas
Foods Ltd
Shullys
2.50 Sep
47%
100
22%
Selkirk
12
51
100
Scottish
Jan
Feb
Sep
May
May
9%
634
Ltd
Holdings
117
50 Va
3,379
Salada
Jan
9%
51
Wk
Feb
3.85
200
4"360
75%
Jun
May
2.50
Jan
8% May
1.20
4.10
9 Va
17%
Jan
Jan'"
413/s May
Aug
200
16%
Aug
1.75
3.05 Aug
1,146
M7
Say/ette
4.80
50c
11
11
14%
Corp
33 Va
103% 108%
2.50
17%
1.30 May
64 %
■vv
*
preferred
6% Mar
1.70
14 %
9%
74%
A
Aug
Feb
1.50
9%
7
Lawrence
1.00
;.v
14%
1.65
75%
Maurice
8V4 Jan.;
49
10
Class
Jan
3.50 May;
7%
10
common
9.00 May
233/4
29
Royal Bank of Canada
St
Aug
Jan
49
10
*
A—
9%
15% May
7%
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Royalite
6.05
17% Aug
Jun
July
49
7%
73V4
87
preferred
class
Paper
Aug
11
20
i
A
6
7%
*
preferred
4.50
Sep
Sep
Aug
36% May
8% May
8 %
14%
*
:
11
Jan
8%
*
Bldg common
class
Rolland
27%
54% May
81c
Jan
4%
12%
53
15
23 Va
3.40 May
30
12%
2
A
Prop
Rockower
Shell
International
3.50
35
*
Common—
preferred—
class
Robinson
Sep
53c
^
Gas
3.50
3.50
-*
Nodwell
Robin
8% May
6.25
20
*
.
Jan
14% Apr
12 % July
54c
Chemical
Litho
Revenue
St
A
(John)
Inland
Preferred
33
1.92
13%
4.86%
!
Minerals
City
Sep
May
5
Wire
Inter
50
44 Va
common
preferred
International
30
108
30
172
42
^
;
Acceptance
Industrial
Inglis
30
160
44%
•
common
Industrial
Ingersoll
30
14
22%
100
Grip
Revelstoke
•
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Industrial
*
:_10
u-.
3,815
IOV4 Jan
4.10
Preferred
13% July
;
Insurance.-
22 Va
•
1
Gas
Quinte Milk class A—;
1
Glaze.
22 %
200
*
Preferred
Imperial
Apr
Apr
May
31,702
Jan
58% May
Aug
10
warrants
8.896
31c
100
warrants
1959
4.405
10,340
11
,
27 y* May
20c
Ore
Natural
Quebec
Sep
14
40c
15
11
6
85
Jan
Sep
1.90
58
66 Va
31c
12%
13%
Apr
Apr
203/4
*
—
Iron
13%
35c
12%
14%
30
Sep
Jun
9%
150
;
*
•
Bros
64 Va
Warrants
80
12%
100
preferred
Corp—
14
common
July
100
80
25%
*
Industries
66
Co
Erie
Husky
11%
1.90
50
5.00
5.25
80
25
*
1.25
Engravers
Power
20
Bay
Huron
20e
pfd_
Paper
5.25
50
Credit
1963
Holden
Aug
6.30
common
Phantom
Aug
Jan
8%
*
Preferred
Jan
25%
75
1,165
—.—
Hersey
Penmans
Jan
Jan
4.70
4,064
96%
100
9
*
Drilling
Pembjna Pipeline common
Jan
24%
"37
9
1
Parker
Aug
Aug
1.65
5,015
*
common-,
9
•
Warrants
Page
Sep
18
2.10
common
Carpets
21
*
Petroleum
Peoples
Harding
Jan
-*
common
Preferred
Aug
2,170
39%
17'A
80
common—
Fixture
Store
Pacific
Feb
Sep
3,741
31% Mar
6,455
2
Wholesale
Jan
1.00
14
400
12,297
20
May
18%
1.75
54
2.45
Feb
59%
15
39%
19%
25
pfd
Products
Ontario
Overland
Jun
July
Feb
15
38%
19%
*
Supply
Oshawa
1.35 May
50a/4
15% July
Feb
13
Apr
Aug
May
38%
—•
Steel
Sep
49%
.
100
—
Cement
Ontario
44
49%
.
-—•
preferred
Power..—
Flour
28c
49%
Gas
Apr
535
5.25
Utilities
Scotia
Beauty
90
16 Va
1,448
26 %
1
Natural
Warrants
Northwest
Nova
Ogilvie
27,330
I
16 %
•
Telephone
Ontario
47
9
July
53/4 May
Jan
14 %
16
•
—
Mines
Ontario
Sep
May
38C
7,120
97/a May
8
July
'
Jun
46
9%
4.45
6% May
28c
9%
B
*
—._*/
common
Northern
Jan
46
9%
Wire
Northern
Ocean
23
Jan
Jun
•
26 Va
16 Vb
*
-
Noranda
113/4 July
144
Jan
825
10
Products
Class
Sep
12%
Apr
15%
12
97%
1
Containers
Niagara
Feb
85%
25 Va July
10 V*
7y« Mar
12
6
—
——
2.90 Sep
96%
5
Trust
Corp
8%
•
Foods
National
Jan
Jan
*
Guaranty
8 Va
32
63 %
1.30
Saddlery
Greyhound
Apr
115
1.267
_50
class
Coal
Winnipeg
Voting
5 Va
350
Feb
3.95
2.95
——
National
Sep
85
B
West
1956
6
Feb
26 Va
warrants
West
Class
5%
10%
1,637
84
com
preferred
Class
Greater
6
15
26
...50
$2.80
Great
14%
Sep
*
Class B
Sep
85
Warrants
Great
15
15%
4.15
2.45 May
1.75 Jan
—•
1
National
Jun
21
July
4.00
•
Jun
Feb
7
*
-
B
Morse
28c
Northern
Preferred
13% Mar
13%
Jan
*
23 Va May
13%
common
■
83c
Power
83/4 Aug
Jan
13%
Power
Grain
3,400
•
Feb
*
&
Pacific
Midwest Industries Gas
67c
Paper
7
21 Va
63c
*
_50
*
-
July
Feb
125
Brewery class A
*
50
41
1,230
Brick—
•
common
Sep
Aug
8%
Molson
A
(Canada)
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Tire
Jun
15%
23 %
Milton
common
class
Envelopes
Goodyear
108 Va
Jan
8%
Jan
3.60 Aug
50c
"A"
123,8
23%
Feb
1
Drilling
102
8%
Jan
75
1%
Petrol
Sep
23 %
4.95
1
14%
20
30
.
Sep
20
Light
Midland
Jun
_»
Motors
10%
:
79
Development
Dynamics
General
Aug
common
Preferred
Jan
Neon
General
Jan
44
May
50
46 Va
.\
General
Ap*
3.20
Sep
Jan
32
3Q
107 107%
100
Grain
15%
107 Va 107%
100
preferred
15%
2.20
May
Sep
3.80
2.35
100
Metro Stores
Aug
10%
24%
*
preferred
Mar
1.50
•
±
Jan
"
'Jan
23%
*
Gardens
Jan
Bakeries
July
18%
20
Preferred
'
General
8
23%
19
2.53
28
——.—
.
—
B
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
16
11
7%
7%
—.
Leaf
39
Sep
,7%
Feb
12
48%
.*
class A pfd
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
Sep
*
*
A
1st
Ltd—
class
*
1
——
21
296
9,080'
Apr
*
class
Jan
1
58
common
Trailer
•>J3%
Inc
75
Co
(Chariest
Frosst
Fruehauf
14.520
_*
preferred
746
Companies
'A J)
1st
B
A
class
400
•
Foundation
21
50
29
5
Freiman
Sep
Sep
43 Va
2.25
19%
—
Groceterias
10a/8 July
6 Va July
4.20
20%
—
.77
Canada
of
A—
B
3.80
Co
Motor
class
Co
Class
Apr
505
38
2.25
3.50
•
—12
44 Vb
2.120
37%
12
•
common
"*%0%
16
Jan
preferred
Jun
36
Feb
26%
30%
Aug
Sep
18%
22
5,323
9
8 Va
Jun
19
Maple Leaf Mills
250
Sep
15 Va
Jan
Jun
10%
8 Vb
585
Apr
preferred
Loeb
750
16%
July
Montreal
Ford
Jan
85c
Sep
8%
16 %
16Ya
20
72
Corp
Aug
23%
_
29
—————
37c
Sep
2.95 May
12
Jan
146
21 Va
7%
s'
1,225
9%
350
July
7
*
—
47c
45c
2.30 July
8%
3
common
20
A
Preferred
950
2
Preferred
Sep
Aug
5614
Candy
3,085
12
4,640
Mexican
Farmer
2.50
12
14%
16 %
35
•
1
2.45
.
8
4.25 Aug
23 Va
25%
1.405
14%
—
.
Players Canadian
Aug
5% Mar
20%
Maple
36
...
Feb
21 Tb
13%
16% July
15%
——
2.40
620
20 Va
21% July
•
——10
—-—
175
6,640
25%
Feb
7
—
common
7%
4.10
23 %
14
16-% Aug
*
Co
Sep
Aug
3.95
12
Macleods
29,115
*
Feb
18 3/4
25%
15% May
17 3 8
Trust-J
12 Va
Jan
20%
50% May
1534
41
Jan
9
14%
23V4
.
Jan
6 3/4 May
2.65 May
Aug
*
47% Mar
17
—*
.7%
.'/'•V'-—i.
2.50
—
Financial
Maclaren
153/s
common
7,255
July-'
20
Apr
10
July
17%
—
Fleetwood
19
18%
Jun
15%
Forms
Mfg
17
6%
•
475
183/4
Jan
80c
July
—25
20
Class
35'J
19%
:
Jun
*
—
warrants
Fleet
68
Jan
Class
Fanny
Jan
61
10
■
10 Va
—
1—4 CO
1
common
preferred
Loblaw
Feb
2nd
Sep
200
Preferred
Famous
Feb
14
1.415
Emco' Ltd__
A
13%
1023.,
.14
Investment
Match
Eddy
Jun
July
50%
Textile
Exquisite
/
13%
.
Dupont Co.-——*
Economic
Apr
12 Va May
7%
/ -i.
20
50 V*
Stores
Dominion
19%
—
6%
/
10
17%
5
—
new
Industries
Jan
390
18%
Levy
Mar
Chemical common—*
Steel
Loan
Laurentide
124
13 Va
50
ptd
inv
Coal_
Dominion
18
NT
5
1.60
—10
.
Secord
Feb
*
Scottisn
Dominion
t-* CO
Jan
163/4 July
110
200
12
13
11%
Jan
92
7.070
116
47
100
I8V4
643%
1,758
1,475
4.10
Leland ■.
.
200
116
14
6
1.80
23 Va
preierred
2.30
17%
13
5Y4
Apr
10% May
Jan
1.70
Apr
3.55
3.05 Aug
10
55c
Apr
7
3.15
Jan
Apr
11 Va
17%
11%
4,586
6
1
common
——
Aug
69
6%%
<—1
common
Warrants
47
51%
Magnesium
Dominion
6.200
10
_
Jan
53%
*
10
Preferred
Jan
2.30
*
common
100
60c
20
55
■
Dominion
3.30
10 %
55c
*
A
Lake Ontario Cement
17 V* May
13 VB Mar
225
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
3.20
!
30
2,705
100
*
common
2.05
10%
•
class
85
14 'a
*
4.95 Jan
•
Gas.
503
57%
Electroliome
Preferred—.——i——
1.955
2,000
3.25
—_.
Preferred
66
56
25
preferred
Coal
Dominion
6 V*
2.55
101/4
1
—
40
13%
Gen Inv
Canada
14%
*
*
Anglo Inv pfd—
6
2.40
1, 196*
High/J
133/4
Feb
6%
*
Canada—
of
Lakeland
9%
1.80
40
56
Bridge
Dominion
14%
65
*
Dominion
200
A
class
61%
—'
■
9
1,432
2
100
Seagrams
Dominion
Va
2.00
13 Ya
Estate--
Distillers
11
2.00
10%
2.00
•
common
Douglas
LaFarge Cement
Jun
600
55c
Kelvinator
jan
8 V4
10%
10
common
preferred—-—
Jan.
Low
2.40
—
Warrants
Jan
6V4
1.45
w
5
:
Ltd
International
'
6 3, a
if'V--'.
*
50
-10
L)
Trust
Ltd
Range Since
High
10%
/Yi.
Jun
1.45
*
8
*
*
Kelly
B
Labatt
—-u
——-——
preferred
Cosmos Imperial
Craig Bit
Low
Warrants
39
2nd
(R
Club
6.10
29%
12 J/4
Warrants
Crestbrook
Jockey
Sep
5.90
39%
Credit
Coronation
Shares
1
warrants
28%
*
B
for Week
_*
Lake—
B
29
■
Crush
Class
•
—*
Paper
Gas
Distillery
Crain
Jefferson
*
Consolidated
Crown
9%
Jan
Sep
common
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Class
10
Service
Public
6.00
—
Consumers
Corby
Jan
Jamaica
July
8%
Jan
7YB
14,017
9%
Range
of Prices
Par
Sep
18
July
Sales
Last
Sale Price
1963
High
Low
125
8%
8%
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
7 3/4
•
93/a
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Shares
9%
8 VB
*
*
10
common
for
18
*
common
Cellulose
Columbia
Consolidated
Low
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
39
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
:
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Union
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(Canada
L.
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■
1
Pacific
A_„
Weston
B
Class
4V2 %
—_
Class
—.'—I
warrants
A
Knitting
Zenith
15%
5,278
6V2
Jan
8%
Aug
Sep
12 Va
11 Va
Aug
14 Vz
Jan
Chromium
7 V4 Mar
10
May
Cochenour
Feb
>10
Mar
Coin
Jun
Combined
Jan
Coniagas
Jun
class
500
6,127
18 Va
Jan
57
150
55 Va
Aug
59
30 Va
Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
30
45
29%
Feb
126
480
23Va
Jan
28
May
Con
30%
150
28% Mar
31
May
4.50
4.75
345
6%
Aug
630
3.00
13 Va
5%
Aug
930
Aug
Willans
60c
60c
15%
16 %
15%
Jun
6.00
Aug
Consolidated
Consol
13
36 %
Gas
Acme
30c
Aug
Jan
Allied
Roxana
Alminex
American
Anacon
Anchor
Rouyn
50
2.50
Jan
4.95
3.55
Jan
2.75
Jan
4.10
7Vac
Jan
66c
July
14c
52c
53c
2,763
43c
92c
109,925
Jan
77c
1.10
•
28c
32C
5,125
15c
Jan
32c
2.58
2.50
2.80
4,150
1
1
16c
16c
17c
3,500
16c
3.20
Mining
16c
5,350
10c
Aug
20 Vac
19,925
4c
May
7Vac
Sep
33c
Gold
Bailey
Apr
15c
9.45
10
3,500
10c
Feb
15c
5%%
Banff
40 y*c
544,500
20c
Aug
41c
8 Vac
8c
8 Vac
2,574
7Vac
Sep
14c
1.07
1.17
10,650
90c
Jan
1.29
18c
July
14c
13c
15c
20,500
7V2C Ma|y
1.20
1.55
46,-985
63c
Mar
177,200
33c
Jan
Base
40 Vac
16 Vac
17c
5,000
12Vac
90c
90c
1,900
80c
8c 10 Vac
12,500
6V2C
Apr
8C
27,500
5c
J an
6c
5c
,6c
10,500
5c
Bata
3.75
3.95
1,550
22
22%
400
25%
25
25%
1,200
24%
1.33
1.20
1.38
7,306
92c
23c
«
Brunswick
Sep
Jan
25% May
Jan
French
24 V2 May
Gaitwin
Geco
Genex
15c
50c
Corp
Mascot
21c
Jan
Feb
10c
Jun
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Sep
8c
Jan
Glacier
4 V2C
2,000
4c
July
7c
Feb
Glenn
29 c
32c
12.400
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
Goldale
37 Vac
40c
24,720
37c
Mar
53c
Jun
Goldfields
26C
9,700
14c
Feb
26c
Sep
Goldray
Grandroy Mines
5.25
>•
8c
8c
-
9c
10 %C
32,075
-
••
19c 26 Vac
-
2.20
1,000
6V2C
5.25
9 VaC
41*320
Great
14c
33,500
Jun
23C
57c
59c
20,200
40VaC Apr
65c
4.90
4,086
4.00 Aug
1
13c
10c
6.45
1,000
30c
July
'-"47c
Jan
Sep
37c
Jan
Hasaga
2 7c
4.40
4.75
3.10 Mar
4.95
1.94
300
1.85
Sep
2.60
Jun
Head
6c
9c
10,500
4V2C
Jan
9c
Sep
-
16,900
Gas
Camerina
10 Vac 11 VaC
9c
.
Edmontoni.
Calvert
&
L
Oil-
Petrol
Southern
Petrol
Canada
Tungsten
16%
16%
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Australian
7c
.
J
Exploration
Delhi
10c
25c
75c
3.35
11,180
14
275
Aug
64c
10,550
Jan
89c
Feb
8c
8 Vac
20c 20 Vac
20.999
6c
July
11c
Jan
14,675
1,686
20c
Mar
39c
May
68c
57c
74c
May
11%
10 Va
11%
10,661
60c
64c
1,500
6.25
6.25
6.50
7,588
3.90
31 Vs
31
31%
1,200
24%
Jan
14
13 Ve
14
2,955
11%
Jun
15
8 Vac
8,400
6c
Aug
11c
Jan
20c
3,500
15c
Aug
30c
Mar
8c 12 VaC
70,200
7c
Aug
12 VaC
Sep
15c
July
29c
Mar
8c
20c
8c
18c
10c
Jan
1.54
3,650
4.20
50c
59c
15,050
12,500
8c
40,500
7c
Aug
7c
8c
20,000
6c
4.95
4.35
4.95
1.01
1.15
55,693
•V
700
1.09
1,600
2.10 Aug
2.75
Feb
5,060
1.86
3.00
Apr
2.35
80c
84c
7,250
65c
July
6c
6c
6V2C
28,000
5c
Jan
30c
30c
31c
4,260
16c
Feb
1.14 Sep
2.00 July
23c
Aug
22c
Apr
lOVaC
2.95
2.95
3.10
1,585
82c
75c
85C
7,890
6 Vac
7c
3,750
19,880
28,800
13c
1,500
9,200
8c
65c
Jan
10"%
Jan
8c
Sep
80c
12%
13
9,306
9c
9c
10C
Pam
Mines
16 VaC
5c
6c
10,060
25c
6c
25c
500
15c 16 VaC
42,112
:
Mines
Waite
1.18
Apr
Jaye
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
Jan
Joburke
Gold
I
1
90c
88c
1.02
16%
1.07
1.05
1.08
7.676
92c
Aug
High Crest
18c 18 Vac
9,000
18c
May
July
1.20
v
26c
Jan
May
22Vac
Sep
37c
Apr
15c
Jan
18c
July
Jan
Sep
7.700
21c
July
20c
11,587
13c
Jan
20c
Explorations
—
Mines
—:
4.75 July
2.95 Mar
4.10
15
14%
15
8,292
31c
33c
14,408
30c
Aug
July
5 Vac
5 VaC
5,500
5c
Aug
7c
7c
7c
6,800
8.55
8.50
8,65
3,640
HVa
15
July
8.00 Apr
5
VaC
15,500
13c
1,550
12c
Apr
95c
1.02
7.600
85c
Jun
>
15c
5,500
10c
Jan
%
19c 20 Vac
17,700
16c
.* Jun
104,500 "
.7c
15,300
-
13%
8,032
11
,
50%
56
5514
56
1,212
14Va
16 V4
24,601
10c
9 VaC
12c
5.000
8
25c
6,224
24c
24 VaC
24c
Jan
Jan
:
3.65
Sep
",
29 V2
Jun
Jan '
Jun.
Vac Mar
14% May
14% May
59 % May
17%
Jun
Aug
51c
Jan
55c
Apr
23c 24 VaC
4.200
22V2C
Sep
80c
80c
2.000
75c
80c
July
88c
1.21
354,950
Feb
1.21
1.15
70c
10c
Aug
24V2c
12c
16c
l4c 16 %c
30.950
11 Vac
11c 11 VaC
7.500
1
1
7 VaC
4V2C
7 VaC
490,156
9 VaC
9c
9V2C
19.200
12c
Jan
16%c
23c
1.000
A or
7c
JUly^.y
14
Jun
27c
-10% July :-
16 Va
*
2.50
1
1
1
-1
24 Vac
:
■
2.20 Ja«
Jan
July
1.15
May
20%
Feb
17c
10c
5 VaC
Apr
9.85 Mar
9c
5c
Apr
21c
Aug
14c
20c
Feb
7 V2c
10Vac
>
7c
8c
Sep
56c
f
13c
9 Vac
July
11c
26C
1
Jacobus
13
18Vac
32c
20c
35c
Mining—
Jack
Apr
3VaC Aug
4.50
'
Jan
Mar
17c
8,170
Jun
17c
33VaC
4.50
Feb
Apr
90c
24 Vac
17c
Jan
Sep
25 Va
24,250
1
Iron
;
29%
Feb
May
3,581
12%
—
Bay Mining & Smelting
10c
6 Vac Aug
29
13 V4
Iso
Feb
1.05
82c
•
i
Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Irish Copper Mines—
22 Vac Mar
Jan
3.70
9 Vac
12 Va
Bay
I4V2C
Jan
66c
9c
12%
Jan
2.80 July
/
28
79c
2.87
8Vac Aug
8,700
10c IOV2C
29
-1
Class/A-
:.
12Vac Sep
13Vs
1.55
80c
18c
13e
•
4.95
Export Gas & Oil
23,415
13 Vac
111
s
lOVaC Mar
4,250
Feb
Jart
4,500
11,395
11,690
Apr
1.72
1.22
2.80
3.80
Jan
Mar
2.70
13 Vs
1.40
37c
1.14
28%
Hugh
Feb
IOV2C May
1.16
3.45
B
1.23
Sep
2.80
27%
Hudson Bay Oil—
Aug
Jan
82c
28%
Class
27c
2.70
9c
Mar
6c
2.40
'3.50
Jan
Dyno Mines
41.
2.20
—1
Mines-
1.00 Aug
2.99
Canadian
see page
2.20
1
5
Hudson
Apr
2.20
Home Oil Co Ltd
July
Aug
1,000
Highland Bell
:
1.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—i
Feb
34 Va
.,
Aug
9,000
1
,——
1.55
July
Canadian
20c
Gold
Feb
Jan
6.95
7c
1
Lakes
95c
Jan
19c
1
Gold
13%
July
Aug
7c
1
4.95
Jan
3.45 Mar
34o
,
10 Va
60c
19c
Iron,
Jan
\ 18 Vs
Aug
....
18c
Jan ~
7c
1
of
19Vac
68c
1
1
1.01
5.10 May
Aug
Canadian
61c
Mines
1.16 July
2.20
2.00 Jan
1,780
30,000
167/a
1.15
footnotes,
Jan
1
Headway Red Lake.:
May
7c
.
Warrants
For
Jan
11c
Jun
15c
24
3.95
4.05
Minerals
4.10
16c
500
.
12 Vac
Feb
1.42
1.54
:
1.02
3.95
3.95
J—-
2.15
95c
17
-4,985.
16 c
2.10
1.00
j
8c
10,575
.
Aug
Sep
9 VaC Aug
1,000
10c
20%-
16c
Oil Lands
Canada
9c
19%
—_1_
Canada
Canadian
>
20
5
Camflo. Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake__
29c
Sep
1.85
Oils..
I
22c
Apr
May
-9C
Develop—
Minerals
Harrison
20c
35c
21 Vac
6c
'
Aug
5c
1
*
.
—
Freehold
>7,692
35c
26c
4.60
V.
Lake—
Mines
9c
16c
15,590
Jan
35c
j
Mar
9,500
12,500
———:—-1
Gulf
Lead
Mines——w-,-!-—:
1
Gunnar Mining
1
July
4.80
13C
Jun
7c
Mines
Gulch
Jan
59c
Plains
Gridoil
Jun
Mining —;
Mines
Granduc
19c
Mines
Uranium
Jan
Mar
'V 4.90
—
Explorers-
Sep
47c
7V2C May
198,900
12c
Jan
Jan
May
10c
Sep
43c
1
1
1
1
1
1
Mine
Mar
4Vac
•4V2C
4.75
I7V2C
Jan
1
3,600
-
Feb
17c.
1
28,250
8C
7c
Jan
7c
1
Ltd—
8c
24c
Feb
20c
Ltd
Mines
Giant
27c
—10
—
Mining
Mines
Heath
&
Ltd
preferred
7c
5.10
«.
Mining & smelting
Holdings Ltd
Calgary
lie
16c
*
Feb
Mines—
Cable1. Mines
lOVaC
16 VaC
Jan
Jan
1
Frobex
Sep
Buffalo. Ankerite
Cadamet
10 VaC
lie
3Vac
166,772
20
Jan
6.000
16c
1.45 May
Feb
1,000
343,300
Jun
Jun
6c
6Vac
—1
1
1
—
Mines
Petrol
47c
,
4,650
14c 16 %c
Jan
16 Va
.
1
Mines
Mining
Mining
Fatima
31c
17c
6.170
1.31
Jun
May
Jan
1
21c
Petroieurhs
Red
Farwest
Aug
...
18
8c
26c
■
62c
1
1
Mines
Ltd
40c
Bralorne Pioneer
Buffalo
Jun
July
6c
17%
15V2C Aug
Jun
1
Mines
Uranium
Oils Ltd.,
Fargo
Mar
6C
6.200
14c
1
Gold
Faraday
Sep
12c
17c
1.09
95c
9 V2 c
1
Corp
90c
■
1.500
Jan
Aug
July
1.20
43c
9c
*
Mining
3,525
Mines,
Reef
4.15
Feb
Eureka
Sol
22c
Aug
12.c
1
30c
Mines Ltd—;
Black Bay Uranium
Bouzan Mines Ltd
1
Broulan
9c
El
Jan
25c
9,310
9c
*
Sullivan
Elder-Peel
Feb
22c
7c
4,700
1
Co
Malartic
East
Sep
Mar
48,000
11c 12 Vac
26c
12c
1
Pete
East
26,500
8c
Feb
7 VaC
15c
25c
Oils
Mines
Amphi
21,740
7c
9c
May
Juiy
*
East
94c
Bidcop
Bralsaman
10Vac
Jan
5c
13c
16 VaC 16 V2C
-j
Mines
Francoeur
22
Mar
7c
Feb
145'2C Aug
7Vac Feb
27c
16c 16 VaC
1
Copper
15c
_50
Ltd—
..J.
5.25 May
•_
Mines
Dynamic
47c
...
—
2.55 May
July
1:25
Aug
2.50
Mines
Gold
Petroleum
92c
Corp
Copper
Mines
Yukon
_^i
Mines
45c
/
Quebec
Bethlehem
Beveon
Sep
4.10
1.00
1
Minerals
Mines
12 Vac
Mines
Mining
1.51
1,600
I
Mines,
Palmer
92c
—
Mining
Duquesne_
4,460
1
:
4c
Exploration
Belleterre
Bibis
-
4,000
1.65
4.50
1
Mines
12 Vac
46c
Belcher
3.40
3.85
22%
Petroleums
Beattie
1.10
16c
Jan
1
—V~
Uranium
34c
Jan
6 VaC
25
25
pfd
1.55
74c
July
7c
.
Metals
Baska
46c
45c
•
-
Mines
Barymin
Jan
1.46
Bankeno
Bamat
6V2C
I
Pacific
Duvan
May
Mines
Bankfield
5V2C
1
Brew.is
Dunraine
Jan
_1
preferred
6,000
Sep
7.15
2,063
1
Oil
9 VaC
1
Mines
Horn
Donalda
May
41c
1
$5
9c
18
Dome
July
13c
30c
Mines
Oil
20,214
50c
Mines.,
Dickenson
July
12c
Mines
Selburn
9 V2C
Mines
Explorers
Devon
Jan
9.35
———50c
Aunor
Aug
8 V2C
1.05
Dome
13c
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
Apr
44c
♦
i
Denison
Jan
—*
_1
•
Copper.
Ruffner
Atlin
8c
July
Copper
Mines
Deldona
Jan
5 VaC
16 VaC
Coast
Mar
1,900
1
Pershing
Delnite
Jan
1
Xeuowknhe
Au»s
4c
20c
1.24
1.191
26c
Delhi
Apr
21c
V2C
5V2C
Feb
May
1,950
11 VaC
Deer
Sep
Jan
Aug
13c
900
Jan
20c
Jan
26,100
♦
Decoursey
Sep
23c
10c
Jun
24c
*
Daragon
Aug
Warrants
Atlantic
Poplar
Daering
Aug
61c
11.200
2.33
4 VaC
1
Cusco
Feb
34c
2.12
53c
4c
Mines
Cowichan
7.85 May
Jan
—1
Aug
1.91 July
21c
Zinc
Lead
Courvan
Jan
Feb
Aug
Nickel
35c
1.32
21c
Sep
9c
5.75
40c
Associated Arcadia
4.778
■
4V2C
Coulee
Jan
Mar
oil
Aug
3.55
1
Ltd
Coppercorp
Aug
25c
7,500
7,100
Apr
*
Mines
Mines
Exploration
Craigmont
39,700
Jan
1.45 Sep
88c
40c 41 Vac
Copper-Man
5Va May
4V2C AUg
Apr
35c
58c
Jan
9%
Aug
Mar
4.60 Mar
38,370
1.51
Sep
68c
16c
Jan
1,400
1.16
4.20
VaC
Aug
Mar
1.38
4.50
4.30
7.20
July
75c
Mar
1.02
1.65
6.80
6c
1.05
11 Vac May
13Vac Sep
39c
Aug
15 Vac Sep "
1.32
♦
2.25 Mar
8.675
1,091
4.50
1.16
*
35c
Mines
Gold
Arjon
1
1
20c
United Development
Asnmnrq
1.32
1
Mines
40c
Mines
84c
35c
1
Ltd
Petroleum
2,536
.
Ansil
3,015
1
Gold
West
Conwest
Jan
64,090
Mines
Anglo
27c
Sannorm
Jan
29 Va Mar
11%
2,660
9.35
1,900
Consolidated
111
Apr
61c
—:
13,400
36c
Consolidated
Apr
1.10
Huronian
Anglo
17c
35c
9c
—1
Anglo
15 VaC
1
1
5.00
9c
5,350
Mines
2.85
9c
4.777
39c
Regcourt
4.90
1
14c
39c
1
Consolidated
34c
Petroleums
Jan
64c
13 Vac
7
Apr
2.85
23c 23 Vac
44c
64 c
—
13V2C
___I*
Iron
Arrow
12
5,330
23c
Jan
8 Vac
5.50 May
20c
Apr
7c
1
61c
Lead Mines.
Jan
75c
21,200
Red
Feb
4
4c
b.ouO
11c
Consolidated
2.95
13c
7,300
8Uc
'■
20 Va May
10c
4VaC
10c
Apr
2 7 VaC
Petrol—.
Leduc
4c
78c
100
Apr
10c
Jan
Jan
61c
Minerals
10c
1
81c
Larder Mines
Rare Earth—
Jan
Rambler
28 %c
__
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
7c
7c
Consolidated
Feb
69c
Jun
5 750
7c
May
1
Ore
13c
23
—-1
——*
Oil-—
Cons
Pitch
Feb
Nicholson
——•
Pacific
Allied
5c
Northland
15 Va
52c
37,800
Consolidated
7%
100
55c
Jan
9c lOVaC
Consolidated
4,530
9
Apr
57c
Apr
20 Va
9c
Mar
15c
Apr
Jan
304,813
Sep
19%
46c
37c
Aug
,
6,531
28c
26 V2c July
50c
19 Va May
Sep
July
8%
.
Jan
10c
39c
563
100
-
18c
27c.
500
10c lOVaC
13c
1,880
7.15
Jan
13c
8
48 % c
78c
1
9Va
1
Gold
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Alta
Ltd-i—
Mines
Agrpco
Ltd_-_
Sep
Negus Mines
2.45
*
1
Oil
&
Mines
Advocate
55c
Consolidated
20%
4,85
2.85
*
Exploration
Accra
2,000
59c
4,125
8
6 V2C
56c
2.00
9%
4VaC
Jan
...
1.95
2.45
1
Mar
20%
25
Aug
22c
18c
12%
106%
5.00
6,500
8,999
8.00 July
180
1.90 July
4.10 Mar
3,525
25c.
1
MINES AND OILS
Mines
„
10c
1
Mac
Crowpat
.4"
h
1.35 Mar
19c 19 Vac
2
Jun
Crestaurum
Uranium
4.80
24c
,
22 Vac 22 Vac
__
—1
Marbenor, Mines
Croinor
Acadia
Jun
Mosher
15% July
3,468
4.85
75c
Morrison Exploration
94
4.00
49c
Jan
Consolidated
13%
Aug
167
Aug
Consolidated
17%
1
59c
30c
43c
4,715
4.40
24c
19c
10,900
82,950
Mogul
16
Feb
71c
Consolidated
12
;y
1.90
Mic
1,050
Jan
16c
37c 38 Vac
Marcus
6,843
Jan
1.75
Jan
55c
Consolidated
18
Apr
7c
1.74
Consolidated
12%
Jan
1.36
y;
70c
Jun
12 Va
Jan
Sep
May
Apr
17 Va
Jail
Mar
9.25
Jan
1.03
2,100
82,000
.
1.00 Mar
July
450
5o
12
45c
1.06 Mar
....
;
..
41%
10
27
7c
43,000
16
770
2,405
1.41
5 Vac
4,200.
_
Jan
10V4
14c
16,780
.
7c
Jan
10%
108
July
-
;
39V2C
1
Fenimore
Consolidated
2.10 Mar
9.45
6.75
I.l9
98c
;
v;
Jun
*,
Halliwell
Apr
May
27
8.05
Sep-;:.
18c
9c
Cadillac
Golden
16%
70c
9.05
Aug
22c
1
Oil__—
Consolidated
Jan
400
107 Va
18c
45c
,
9%c Jan
50c
Crest
East
Consolidated
2.05
1.05
19
10 Va July
2,000
14,800
Flin__^
Callinan
Jun
1.00
96 Va
3,432
July
1.00 Jan
60%
Jan
Jun
18%
,6,215
20c
16c
331,200
Mines
Bellelceno
Central
30c
825
i50c
H%
Mar
16 V2c Mar
18c
•
Dragon
900
Va
16c
8c
Aug
6Va<? Jan-
Jan
15c
1
Discovery
40
18
July
6,300
82c
Jan
13c
*
Shawkey
Consolidated
61c
18
8c
7,000
8c
Jun
12 Vac
2.50
Key Mines
13 Va Mar
500
10,500
9c
10c
Feb
1.30
15c
1
Mines
Consolidated
40
22VaC 22 VaC
Feb
8Vac
1.14
4.40
Jan
Jun
50c
9,860
W:'..'':525V
25c
9'/aC
15c
•
:
May
July
4.25
8,683
15
16
54
50
500
6V2C Aug
4V2C Jun
7;80
6 Vac
1
Mines
Gold
Metals
Consolidated
Jan
27c
150
Apr
30c
,:5%n
1;41
5V2C
*
Consolidated
3.35
14%
100
95c
11
1.15
.
Smelting
&
Consolidated
4.50
6,432
1,400
45c
7.90
■
!
Mining
Lake
Con
8
*
Electric
23
9)4
I—t
*
A
9
Jan
10
6
28,768
1
Coniaurum
14 Va
22
42c
9,642
5c
*
1
Chimo Gold Mines
595
58%
7c
1.02
.
Jan
1
11,391
5%
Feb
1
8 V4
58 %
52c
1.14
5V2C Sep
12 VaC Aug
1.
15%
3.25
Jan
'
1
Mines
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
-
30
9-10
108
27
—5
Oil
Chesterville
96
•„
Co—*—————
Woodward Stores Ltd class A.
Cheskirk
Sep
•
—100
X John)
Charter
Feb
25
10 %
preferred
50
White
Pass
&
Yukon—
_-_v-——*
Wood
Alexander
——*
Wood
Jan
55c
$2.80
Hardware
3.50
60c
1
;
Jan
14%
33c
^
8c
48c
1
;
t
-
32%
'———100
preferred
Apr
Apr
•'
/
Gold_._
15%
--
Warrants
White
Porcupine
57
5
18 Vs
—12 %
—*
17%
-4——*
187/8
preferred J
Pat
Central
21%
22Vac.
..
Supplies class
(Geo) class A
Central
Jan
1,285
Apr
8,280
42c
9c
11%
•
Rio_
Jan
Jun
21
15 %
Copper warrants
Del
14 Va
62 %
■
11% Aug
10
18c
20c
-9,573
12 %
July
Aug
9c
•
Ltd—
.8
16
--r-111
Central
66 Va May
-
May;
6c
*
13c
8c
.
1
Asbestos Qorp
Athabaska
28.448
42C
—
Western
Per
Cassiar
Cayzor
12
,
927
7c
I
15 Va
5
60c
common
*"
Jan
-
-
30c
High
13 Vac 13 Vac
*
32%
58%
j
*
Voting trust
*
Westfair Foods class A——-—*
West Indies Plant common—
*
ClasS
in.jl.II
mi
—5
Westeel
Products
*
Western
60c
-
59%
250
500
11%
--
*
"Western
Sep
30
*
1
Trans
57%
56%
70c
--
1
Equipment
Knapp
11
6 Vac
1.00
1
;
31 Va
3.35
14,8
& W
&
150
325
I' 3,876
70c
•
21 '/a
-*
10
Walker G
Westcoast
-V 13
■57
4-70
Waterous
Webb
63%
■
4 VaC,
1.00
Low
3,300
76c
July
6V2
•
"200
-
10
30
*
Wainwright
9
8%
8%
—.
Trust
Aug
6V2C
4Vac
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1.03
91c
6c
Exploration
Mines Ltd
Gold Quartz.
Cariboo
May
92
80
13
50
Vendomatic
53
1,438
63
-~
•
Candore
Apr
Jan
Jan
420
51
87
-
22•
17%
86 V? Aug
20%
7%
15-/•
«/a
u /*
—
Corp
Jan
43
Williston
7c
•
J.
Shares
High
42 c
1
Mines
42c
*
Inca
Can-Erin Mines
Feb
1.40
87
11%
common
101 Va
100
50
20 Va
*
1:
Gray
1,100
Aug
1.10 Mar
140
1.35
•
15% Mar-
3,570
v.
-
Captain
2b
&
Canadian
1,35
57 /4
—
Preferred
Victoria
19 Va May
19 Va Mar
Gold
13Vac
*
Island
1.00
*
Silica—
18%
-7
B
Steel
Northwest
Canadian
1
Jan
--
'--1
'•
'
—
preferred
Corps class A
United
Canadian
May
21%
-
Mar
25
•
B
Class
North
May
27
49
85
bJ /»
.
common
United
Canadian
58
100
> ~~
—
common
of Canada
Malartic
690
—
Gas
Canadian
Feb ■'
18%
22,658
6 V2C
Elevator
Class
Sep
23 % May
21%
54
ou, *4
,
class
preferred
Long
22%
20%
*
—-1
InvestmentsBank
10
Acceptance
Union
Canadian
25 Vs
--
--
A
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline—..
Turnbull
Feb
21 Va
common
Finance
Jan
10%
25%
A-J0
Warrants
Traders
12 Va
Feb
100 101 %
-iuu
preferred——--——-50"
Marts
Sep
9%
17 Va
Works'class A
Star
Toronto
Towers
9 Va
1,550
54
...Preferred
Third Canadian General
Dominion
1,731
10
j
Tamblyn common
Texaco Canada Ltd -common-,
Toronto
9 ~/8
9%
Low
10c
Homestead
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Hign
LiOW
,04
JJj
Last
Sale Price
,
Canadian
21%
Industries
Toronto
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Monday, September 23, 1963
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Shares
9Va
97/"
,
Petroleum preferred
Supertest
Switson
2nd
Low
*
Paving
Standard Radio
——
Steel of CanadaSLeinberg class A__—
Sterling Trusts ——-—
Superior Propane preferred—
Supertest ordinary _—
'for
of Prices
Par ; v
Standard
York
.
.
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
Sales
.
Range
sa^'loe
,
...
$6
.
(1172)
40
1.59 May
Sep
Jan
11 VaC Aug
27c
Jan
Sep
20c
Mar
3c
Sep
7VaC Sep
8V2C
Jan
15c
lOVaC
Apr
198
Volume
Number
6301
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Joutel
12c
12c
14c
9,500
1.31
1.50
49,758
-
Copper
Mining
Keeley
26 %c
27c
22c
21c
24C
Co
6%c
8c
Kerr-Addison
Gold
6.25
6.20
6.30
Minerals
Kirkland
20c
Feb
Paymaster
4,939
Pee
Permo
7.45
Apr
Petrol
Jan
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
40c
23c
28c
103,000
17c
Jan
11 %C
11c
12c
10,000
11c
Jan
34
33%
34
25
Jan
7.25
7.20
7.65
27,191
V2c
1,600
36c
-
Mines
Lake
Dufaulfc
Lake
Lingman
;
—
—
'
•
Gold-
8%c
.
———-
8
4,548 ;
14 %c 14 %c
Lake OsuvMines- ——^--^------.
Lake - Shore Mines—______—_
2.25
2.25
4.35
4.35
10,500
2.35
La Luz 'MineS:
4.50
—
Oil
Langis Silver
30C 30 %c
26C
27c
3,000
10,100
2.35
2.80
170,740
9c
8c
9c
21,600
—
•-
.
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
2,603
2,48
—50
Gold Mines
Lcitch
4.25
4.05
—
American'
Latin
800
'
—10
—-
7,036■
—
'
Landa
■
v
'' ~
w
'V
;
Jan
5.20
7c
14c
May
Mar
15c
Jan
15c
May
26c
27,300
20c
Sep
44c
Mar
Mar
42c
July
Apr
25 %c
Aug
Gold
Mines
Oil
39c
10,732
24c
i6v2c
19c
158,900
10c
Jaii
68c
85c
2,200
54c
Aug
96c
Aor
58C
59c
8,800
50c
Sep
70c
Jan
54c
55C
5,233
50c
Aug
66c
Apr
46c 47'/2c
13,400
41c
31
37V2c
1
17c-
1
1
Minerals—
&
83c
Oil &-Gas_——'
—•
—;
54c
19c
;
Sep
Sep
18c
Perron
.Peruvian
OH
Place
Placer
Exploration
Jun
10c
'
Apr
Aug
High
8,950
3,000
lie
14c
20c
•
Jun
16c
Low
14c
14c
—-
1
Gas & Oil
Feb
Aug
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
12 %c
■
1
1.10
5.80
Low
Exploration Ltd—
Peerless Exploration
33 %c
25 %C
Mining &
Shares
1
14 %c
Kirkland Townsite
Labrador
Consol
Jan
1.55
Feb
Kopan
—-i_——
July
1714c Aug
4%c Apr
4,417
__
34c
2614c Mar
11,194
16V2C 17 %c
—
J
Aug •>
1.05
143,500
Mines
Gold
10c
23,200
7c
27c
Ltd.
Frpntief.
Kenville
for Week
Par
High
20146 Feb
10.500
1.49
Mines
Jowsey
i
25c
Mines
Quebec
Jonsmith
Low
23 %c
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
25c
Week'.
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Shares
Par
Joliet
(Range for Week Ended September 20)
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
41
(.1173)
34
de-Gas
Oils
Aug
Powell
Rouyta
Jan
8.50
10c
Preston
22 %c July
Feb
2.10 July
2.95 Jan
2.98
2.25
—__1"
——:
Development
Ponder
.Sep
Provo
1
Gold——:
Gas
28
1,229
24
26c
26c
5,600
25c
Aug
Aug
Aug
42 %c 42 %c
500
40c
Jan
9.50
6,171
im~m'
,
1
Airways
27%
28
1
Mines
Prospectors
46c
•
50c
"
1
v:
j
9.35
9.10
58c
60c
*
1.66
1.54
1.68
11,154
1
7%c
7%c
9c
28,000
60c
»
Producers
Ltd
10,800
6.85
54c
64c
Jan
May
42c
,
Jan
Jan
59c
Mar
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
July
4.25 May
Apr
5.00 May
29c
Jan
43e
Feb
25c
May
39c
May
1.30 Jan
Jun
7c
Purdex
Minerals Ltd
Q M I MineralsQuebec
Ascot
•
—
i
Copper
2.80
Sep
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
19c
Jan
Quebec
1.25
1
8c
Lithium
1.27
8
508
1
%'c
3,632
16c 18 %c
_1
11,910
1.40 July
7c
Aug
1.25
1.82
46c
Jun
7c
Apr
May
1.45 Jun
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
14%c
25c
Apr
2.25
2.25
350
1
9%c
10c
4,000
8c
Mar
1
16c
16c
5,000
13c
Aug
13 %c
14c
2,500
12 %c
Jan
2.00 May
3.25
Jan
'
Little
Iron
14%
Point Gas
Lorado .Uranium
Long
1,050
1.66
4,700
11 %c
13c
12,500
Lyndhurst
1.40
9,zb0
8c
4,000
7%c
8c
14,200
6c
8c
27,500
3.00
3.15
5,247
3.00
16c 16y2c
iiHil
May
Gold Mines Ltd——
16y2c
Mines
Magnet Cons
Majortrans
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
1
1
11
11
11%
3,760
Quonto
1
19c
18C
20c
9,800
15c
Aug
Radiore Uranium Mines
1
45C
38c
1
48c
Ranger Oil
*
Apr
July
7%c Aug
21c
12c
Aug
2,250
98 c
2,108
80c
2.31
2.40
4C
4c
2,600
6,600
Sep
2.10
4c
Jan
May
3.95
23c
Feb
Maralgo
Mar
1.14
Jan
2.55
Aug
6V2C
Feb
Rayrock Mines
1
Realm Mining
•
Rexpar Minerals———————1
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi
Mines
1
5%c
361,000
13c
Feb
78c
2,700
72c
May
1.00
Feb
Rix: Athabasca
4%c
1.100
4c
Feb
5 y2 c
Apr
Rock win
15c
6,600
lie
Aug
23c
Jan
Ryanor Mining
8%c
9c
11,000
4,500
7 y2c July
12c
Feb
18 c
May
Mar
13 %c i3y2c
Mines
Marchant
Marcon Mines
Maritimes
Consol
Mattagami Lake
38,900
80c
Jun
San
6%c Jan
12c
Feb
Sand
41c
2,350
14,650
30c
49c
Jan
Sarcee
33,850
47c
63c
66c
9c
9c
9%c
14,500
8.75
9.15
36,602
66c
—
-
July
8c
7.20
1.24
7c
Lake.
Red
McMarmac
Gold
McWatters
30c
--I-
Lake—.
Red
Mines—
Mill
71c
Anr
Sheep
Jan
Sherritt
4%c
814
c
,
21c
9,100
4.60
2iy2c
23c
161,741
10,000
1,189,878
20c
Jun
13 M> c
Jan
54 % Apr
37%c Apr
May
Jan
Mar
2.25 Mai*
21 %c Aug
12c
30c
Nama
Jun
Jun
May
Silver Miller Mines
Silver
National
Silvermaaue
Siscoe
Mines
New
Attiona
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
Starratt
45c
Apr
Steep
14,522
i9y2c Aug
16c
Jun
23c
Feb
Newconex
Holdings
5,(565
13% Mar
19%
Sep
Sudbury
10V2c May
Sullivan
19%
19%
6c
8c
12,792
6c
July
80c
99c
70c
Aug
99c
46c
62,130
15,525
100,900
36c
Feb
17c
Mar
24c
26c
2.06
2.10
300
1.17
1.22
18,450
1.80
Apr
1.01 May
Warrants
14c
16c
36,860
10c
Jan
6c
8,000
3,100
5c
Jan
2.17
2.20
12c
13c
814 c
12c
14,700
218,400
2.18
26c
27c
12,212
5c
5y2c
17,000
25c
25c
*
3.65
—
.
New
Continental Oil of Canada
New
Davies
_*
50c
Pete
26c
3.65
9,000
100
750
—
New
Harricana
——
76C
1,600
Rock
1.81 Jun
8c
Aug
Tombill
Silver
2.80 July
9c
25
July
27c
Apr
4c
dan:
12c
July
43c
%C Aug
5c
Jan
19y2c Sep
3.40 Mar
70c
Aug
Mines
Kelore
Mines—
Mines—.——;
Newlund
New
—
14 %c
14V2c
17c
2.95
Nisto
Mines
Norbeau
Norlartic
Norlex
19c
21c
1.90
13,441
11c
13c
29,600
9%c
Feb
16 %c
Jan
36,166
1,690
9c
Aug
Sep
14C
Sep
60c
1.77
5%c
6c
5,200
7c
8c
24,100
1.93
162,950
United
Feb
United
1.12
Jan
5%c Aug
7c
Sep
1.93
Sep
8c
Jan
13%c Jan
New
15c i9y2c
38,000
9%c July
19 %c
Sep
lie
25c
Apr
United
18c
23c
6,500
120,000
12C
500
22c
6,158
9c
July
6%c Mai¬
ne
20 %c
May
32c
Jun
15 %c Mar
Vandoo
38c
Jan
Vauze
7c
Jun
13c
4%c
Jan
Jan
45 %c July
Jan
12 %c
Aug
19c
Jan
Wasamac
Mar
47c
Aug
Weedon
Mining
Aug
Wespac
Petroleums
12C
3,150
43c
43,540
25c
3.15
3.25
2,655
7y2c
500
c
64c
60c
64c
12,900
3.75
3.50
3.85
24,610
18c
18c
19c
3,850
26c
26c 28 %c
23,800
North
Rock
2,300
12c
620
53c
57c
4.10 Aug
Jan
5%c Jan
19c
1.40
9c
4.45
Aug
Aug
Sep
Mar
36c
Apr
12c
Feb
1.87
Apr.
15 %c May
4.75
Sep
68c
Jan
82c
Jan
12<r
Feb
16 %c
Jun
50c
Aug
88c
63c
68c
3,950
4,200
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
39c
65c
39c
500
25c
Apr
43c
July
Jan
86c
32c
207,770
19c
Mar
32c
Sep
9%c
27 %c
10c
13c
'Jun
1.04
7,100
42.120
8%c Aug
86c
53c
Jan
1.04
Sep
9c
Sep
25c
2,700
10c
9%c
2.78 Mar
3.25
7c
Aug
12y2c Jan
23c
1.20
27
Aug
Jan
Jan
14c
61c
40c
27y2c
28c
4,300
1.55
2,000
44c
Feb
1.80 Aug
Jan
July
July
1.77
Apr
38%
Sep
17c
Jan
22 %c Aug
21c
Apr
70c
6.25
1.50 Mar
65c
Feb,
Sep
July
14%c Mar
1.84
3.05
37c
1.09
Jan
Jun
Jun
Sep
July
Jan
74c
50,700
1.58
1,633
5.65
12%
Apr
53c
July
1.15
5.50
Jan
Jun
5.80
2,535
31c 34 %c
39,360
16c
Jun
16c
20c
2.332
15c
Feb
11c
10 %c
11c
9,250
10 %c
1.45
1.31
1.50
106,949
11c
12c
4,625
1.46
1.45
1.54
15,025
2,732
4%c
5c
8,250
3c
49c
5.80
33c
Jan
1.20 July
10c
Aug
1.35 July
16c
Jan
May
4.20
78c
Jan
Apr
1.75 Aug
8.75 Feb
45c
Sep
22%c May
21c
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%c
Jan
8.600
49c
Sep
97c
Apr
500
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
2.12
2.34
32,750
78c
2.24
54c
15 % c 15 %c
51c
80c
1,000
4c
1.35
Jan
2.34
70c
Jan
97c
Feb
3c
Jan
6c
July
9%c Mar
13c
Mar
Sep
7.00
5c
18,500
11c 11 %c
3.601
6.80
7.00
3,438
86c
4%c
11 %c
88c
9,400
82c
Mar
89c
5c
6c
6,000
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
14c 14 %c
5,999
12c
Jan
21c
Aug
28,050
93c
3.00 Mar
7.00 Aug
Apr
14c
1
1.25
1.23
1.26
Jan
1.35
Western Mines
2
3.65
3.35
3.70
14,145
2.32
Jan
4.70 May
1
1.38
1.35
1.41
17,300
1.25
Jun
1
1.80 Apr
2.50 Mar
Mines
30 %c Aug
Jan
Wright
39c
^
2.25
2.20
2.25
3.333
1
15c
14c
16c
54,700
13c
Apr
29c
Jan
41c
39c 46 %c
32,543
18c
Feb
64c
July
40c
Wiltsey Coghlan
47 %c
2.00 July
Feb
1
Oil
Wilshire
Windfall
78c
78c
78c
5,235
71c
Apr
8c
Aug
5c
Sep
9c
Jun
1.19
Jan
Hargreaves
Yale
21c
Jan
17c
Jun
Yellowknife
12c
1,000
10y2c May
15c
Feb
Lead & Zinc
Young
5%c
Feb
Yukon
Bear
(HG)
Mines
52c
45c
Aug
58c
Feb
Zenmac
10c
4,970
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
13c
80,000
10c
Jan
18c
7.80
8.25
55,065
3.10
2.98
3.15
34,277
7c
21,100
1.08
4,585
8C
4,100
6c
Feb
5C
2,000
3c
May
7%c
Feb
1.00
14c
May
Feb
Jan
42c
42c
3,000
39c
Aug
47c
Jan
20 %c
20c
22c
25,300
18c-
Aug
31c
Jan
24c
21c
24c
74,125
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
July
8.00
1,000
5%c
—
Zulapa Mining
lie
9c
5c
7%c
5c
Consolidated
10c
Jun
9c
1
20c
__—
Mines
Mines
48c
11c
Feb
1.06
Yankee Canuck Oil
Aug
2.60
1.00
4c
Feb
July
Jan
64c
1.55
Jan
Apr
2.80 Sep
52c
Jan
*
Beaver
8c
4c
74c
9.95
30c
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
Western
10c
1,000
7,352
5%c
1,300
4%c
1,890
29,500
2.96
2.80
1.55
*
Mines
9,500
4%c
11%
35 %c 38 %c
1
Malartic
8%c
1.40 Aug
38c
1
Petrol
Westburne Oil
West
8y2c
1.53
11
2.96
1
1
*
—
12c
1
*
12c
1
:
21,357
70c
12c
1
Mines
Violamac
12y2c i2y2c
*
Minesl.
4.65
70c
Aug
Yukeno
Orchan
4.45
1
Feb
1
Mines
4.65
1
Mines
5c
12c
1
Oils
30,500
1
Mines
19c
Rankin
Gold
13c
1
Explor
12,000
Goldcrest
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
lie
1
41c
North
Okalta
:
514c
North
Obrien
11c
•
1,000
11,206
Willrov
*
6.780
1
*
—1
Fortune
Consol
Vespar
20,800
285
Mines
4,000
1.65
Quebec
Sep
17c
4 V4c
1,890
Lake
8%c
1
Upper Canada Mines
Mar
16c
1.55
Obaska
8c
1.50
*
1
Reef
Urban
40c
414 c
*
8c
1.55
•
—
United Oils
10c
38'4
Mines
Jan
1
Mindamar
United
38
Nudulama
5.35
5,400
18 %c 18 %c
United
Jan
1.55
13,262
24c
•
Keno
Apr
8%c
4.75
21c
1
1
Macfie
28c
1.47
1
4.30
1
Hill
United
United
25%c
1.50
*
A-.r
4.65
22 %c
•
"VTC"
Canso
Jan
—_20c
lie
1
Buffadison
United
Aug
38 y2
Mines
46C
Mar
1
•
Asbestos
13c
50
Canada
Jun
6c
11
14c
25c
Mines
27c
19,000
1
24,100
15,500
95,450
Northern
10,000
9c
1
Oil
Union
15c
54,500
Northland
Feb
32c
80c
15c
36c
Norvalie
Apr
29c
.
72c
14c
28c
1.31
Jan
8%c
72c
i3y2c
12C
Exploration
2.05
8%c
1
5c
"
36c
31 %c
1
9c
17c
1
I
60c
Gold
Jan
35c
r.—f
1
12c
1.70 Apr
11c
7c
32c
Exploration
10c
60c
11c
16,562
5,700
6,175
4,500
30c
Coldstream
Sep
1.80
12c 13 %c
7%c
35c
Northgate
Jun
40c
Apr
30c
North
48 %c
'!
12c
12c
July
Northcal Oils Ltd
common
Jan
Sep
Feb
1.83
76c
36c
Mar
19 %c
13,605
28c
North Bordulac
Oils
16c
1.30
1
152,625
Jan
714
Canadian
Jan
1.70
Jan
37c
Preferred
20c
24%c Aug
...1
—
Oil
Westates
North
25,611
101,600
1.62
23c
4%c
Mining Corp
27c
40c
1.55
7c
Norpax Nickel
24c
23c
1.35
Feb
3.20
26c
32c
1.60
6J/2c
—._
5.60
19c
*
40c
Mines
Jun
1.45
Jan
Mines
Normetal
4.75
1
1
4c
———-——
—-
662
•
10,500
Mines-,—
Mines
Nor gold
5.50
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
10c
2i%c
——————
3.35 Mar
5.30
Triad
4,600
12c
Nickel Mining & Smelting——
Nickel Rim Mines-—————
July
Transcontinental Resources
4%C
20c
2.61
Jan
4c
Mines———
Taku
New
1.07 May
——_1
Exploration
11c
Rouyri Merger.——
New Senator Rouyn—
400
17,117
1
Mines
15c
—
New
13 %c Apr
1.25
3.00
_50c
Ltd
14 %c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd-
Newnorth Gold Mines———
35,000
1.25
1
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
Tundra
Feb
2.85
Apr
1.65 May
Sep
1
Jun
Jan
52c
50c
—1
7%c
5.00
Feb
Jun
Jan
—*
1
1
1314c
—_——.—
26c
29c
18,000
5%C
——.-
——
36,934
1.37
Mines
Tormont
Towagmac
48c
1
Mines
Mines
Torbrit
41c
48c
Jan
Sep
16c
Apr.
10%c July
Jan
Corp
May
30,000
32c
23c
13c
99c
Temagami
Territory Mining
19 %c
lie ny2c
7%c Aug
20 %c Aug
21,958
Contact
Teck
Jan
67,400
1
Jan
1.24
17,300
23c
1
Apr
2.40
24c
20c
1.20
Iron
Cons
5%c
22c
20c
—1
33c
19c
16c
1.83
Jason
New
Jan
500
5%c
24c
1.12
Nickel
67c
26c 26 %c
714c
New Hosco Mines—
New
5c
Jan
Jan
May
1.14
Sunburst Exploration
4e
——
15
14.119
Aug
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Sep
Apr
7c
Mines
Goldvue
Jan
14%
7c
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
New
11%
14%
1.00 Apr
13c
43c
Sturgeon River Gold
3,000
23c
5c
—
25c
Jun
—:—
Stanrock
25c
Gold
Mines
Feb
July
May
Uranium
Sep
Aug
May
1.27
21c
27c
Mines—
12c
14%
Oils——
&
12c
9c
—
8%c Aug
7,400
3c
-
37c
13c
—25c
—-————>.
6,500
26c
———
Jun
Apr
5c
—
Alger Mines
9c
18c 18 %c
7,700
—
^
Ltd
Mines
Mar
2lc
1414 c
Petroleum
New
8%c
28,000
——
7c
40,200
4,800
——
Nealon. Mines-—
9c
Aug
May
1.42 July
6c
Mines
Standard
23c
50c
7c
30c
1,27
25c
Exploration
76c
30c
—
Spooner
29c
1.20
Mines
Creex
5,375
85c
Feb
28c
Thompson Lunamark
National
80c
54c
Jan
1.01
5%c
—
—
Jan
93c
2.08
Murray Mining Corp Ltd-
79c
Mar
45c
29c
Gold
Gordon
40c
4oy2c
Oil
1,200
5 %c
Southern Union Oils
88c
Minerals
Creek
Sep
19%
—
23,500
I—
1
——50c
—
4.60
20c
Porcupine
Wright Iron.
Multi
17,500
7c
20c
21c
Mines
Murphy
25c
4.30
Coy
Moneta
Mt
43%
7c
Petroleums
Corp
Ore
16,555
53c
Apr
I
Satellite' Metal
Jan
9.15
8c
Mining
Feb
11% May
40c
80c
1
__—
Petrol
10c
29c
City
Min
7%c
1,228
20,800
4.55
—
Midcon Oil
Jan
47c
1
—
—
Feb
1.15
Mines—_
Meta' Uranium
Mining
2,300
31c
22c
Development_50
Mentor Exploration &
Merrill Island Mining
8 %c
48 y4
20c
_—
Petroleums ——.——1.25
Medallion
Midrim
8c
29c
4814-
Mclntyre
15 %c
1.32
38c
_1
—
Sigma Mines Quebec.
47 y2
8%c
Maybrun Mines
Apr
48c
_1
Uran
Gold
River
Jan
July
i
McKenzie
Antonio
1.05
714c
9.00
—-
—
_—_—
Jan
16c
1.30
...
Mines
Exploration
39c
40c
—1
Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
Salem
7c
—————
Mining
3y2c Aug
95c
1.02
————————-
9.65
12c
./
Jan
Lie
4c
8%c
_———
'
——
——
76c
76c
——_
Mines
...
—
12 %c
Uranium
Maneast
—
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Explorations Ltd
4%c
4c
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————
Malartic Gold Fields——————-
Mines
Feb
Jan
5c
4c
—
1.97
Mattagami
13c
88c
Lake——.—
19c
Manitou
Quebec
Jan
1.75
Quebec
Jan
19%
Jun
6c
Im
Cockshutt i:__—
Red
1.15 Mar
2.35
Mines
Macdonald
Jun
11c
6c
Mines
Madsen
Jp-"
1.28
_—
Yellowknife Gold Mines—
MacLeod
Sep
1.48
8c
Goldfield
Macassa
14%
7%c
1.40
Mines—
Louvicourt
Lynx
15%
1.65
12 %C
—.
Gold
14%
1.65
Ore—
Lac
Long
Jun
Raglan Nickel
Liberian
1
17,725
6.50
Jam
1.85 Mar
8.25
Sep
3.15 Sep
1
7c
8c
6,000
5y2c
Jan
31c
May
Ormsby Mines
1
25c
25c 26 %c
7,505
20c
Jan
37c
1
40c
40c
41c
6,550
33c
Jun
40c
40c 43 %c
7,450
39c
Jun
54c
1.17
4,360
86c
Jan
regret that
we
do not have the space to
publish the issues selling in the
Foreign Market.
48c 1- Jan
.20c
Mines
May
Osisko Lake Mines
We
Metal
Orenada
Pamoil
Pamour
Gold
Ltd
Porcupine
Paramaque
Patino
Pax
—_
Mines
Mining
International
—
1.10
*
1
12c
6.50
6.50
•
22c
13c
35,500
6.50
6.70
5,346
19c 2314c
230,475
11 %c
Jun
6.00 July
16c
Aug
23c
8.20
27c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Mar
1.25 Aug
♦No
Jan
included
Feb
range),
July
wi When
par
in
CANADIAN MARKETS
value, a Odd lot sale (not included in year's range),
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
v
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
Ex-riehts.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
d Deferred delivery sale (not
sale (not included in year s
privileges, wd When delivered,
42
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1174)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
obtained from the National Association of
Securities
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
as k guide
to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
quotations
following bid and asked
The
Inc.f and
Dealers
Extended
other selected
are
sources.
furnished
quotation
wide
national
distribution
on
Executone
Utilities
Industrials and
Par
1
Abbpy Rents
Electric
Visible
Corp
1
—
Adler Electronics
Inc
Aerovox
Corp
Allen
4%
7%
Cannon
Co..
B
6%
Capital
55 Va
58 %
Capital
Products
4%
5%
Capital
Southwest
6%
7%
Caressa
.25
81
Tech
Inc
Industries—1
5%
Corp
1
Cary Chemicals Inc
24%
15
16%
Illinois
Electric & Gas .4
29 %
31
9%
10 %
Central
Indiana
Gas
23 %
28%
26%
50c
4-
Central Louisiana
1
American
Electronic/Labs
Electric Co—5
38
10
40 *A
42%
37%
39%
Svc Corp—6
26%
27%
8%
9%
26%
28%
Power
7%
Pub
13%
cl A_1
10%
11%
Christiana
5
55%
58%
*
xvk
18%
——1
4%
5%
Co
12%
38%
American
Greetings class A.—1
American Gypsum Co.—
1
American Heritage Publish—25c
American
Hoist &
American
Derrick
Co—1
(Florida)..
Clifton Precision
17%
Cole
21%
20
Coleman
National
Corp
cl
17%
A
10
18 V
Co
Engineering
Inc..1
5%
20%
American
Rubber
26%
28%
Colonial
8%
9%
Colorado
Interstate
4%
5%
Colorado
Milling & Elevator...1
Plastics—1
Safety Equipment—*
St Gobain
preferred
Corp com—7.50
Sav
Sterilizer
Ln
&
8%
—■——25
—
American
American
Assn—33VaC
Co
10
6%
3%
Colorado
7%
;
241/4
Stores
26%
$1.25
:
Oil
-
Inc..——2%
Gas
Gas
&
Plastics
16%
Co.._5
Corp
38
20%
18%
Commonwealth Gas Corp..
16%
18
Commonwealth
Natural
51%
55%
Commonwealth
Oil
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
48%
51
—1
9%
.10
—*
Inc
Co
17
common——1
Missouri
Arkansas
Valley
Arkansas
Western
Industries-—3
Gas
J)
&
Inc..—1
Arnav Industries Inc
17%
11%
16 %
17 %
15%!
Continental
Device
Continental
Mtge
8
8%
22%
28
29%
16%
17%
Atmbs-Pak
Inc
28%
30 Va
19%
21
18%
Automobile
Banking Corp
Adhesive Products
Avery
Avis
Inc
Avon' Products
Aztec
Oil
&
Baltimore
Paint
124%
1
19%
1
6%
&
1
Banlife
Bard
Barden
1
Bates Mfg
1
Counselors Inc
Becton Dickinson & Co
.—.1
8%
15%
Bemis
Iron
Bros
Works—
Bemz O Matic Corp
9%
i
28%
30%
.5
cl A__,
10%
16Va
'11 Va
1
_50c
Inc..
17%
26%
21%
28 %
23%
7%
*
Hills Power &
19
Light—.1
Black Slvalls & Bryson Inc
Bohn Business Machines—2
Bolt Beranek & Newman
Ami
Co
8%
%
Bowl-Mor
Bowman
1
Dow
$1.20
i
%
a
14 Va
8
/
7%
v .=*.';
Crucible
&
Co
20
Inc—
Byllesby
Caldor
Cons
9
Heath
3%
4
23%
Hot
25 %
27%
72%
Houston
Natural
Houston
Oil
& Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
Corp
Inc
1
Inc
69%
68
8%
2
5%
6%
1
29'A
31%
2%
24 %
25%
1
38"%
41 %
;___20c
12%
13%
—
—
Dynacolor Corp
18%
Eazon Express
7%
22
23%
43
45%
Morrill
Eitel-McCullough Inc
27%
8%
32%
17%
9%
35
18%
14%
15 %
21
6%
7
IlOc
4%
4%
16%c
11%
12 %
1
footnotes,
45%
~2
48%
4%
El
Paso
Electric
Co
Electro
Instruments
Electro-Tec Corp
1,
(Texas)__*
—.
1
10c
Electrolux Corp
Electronic Accounting Card
Electronics
_
Capital
...
1
Elk
Horn
Coal
Corp
40%
Erie
26%
28 %
18
19%
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B
44.
45%
7%
7%
30%
10%
3
7
Va
4%
5%
8%
9 Va
62%
15 %
6%
14%
23 Va
Corp
*
Lynch Communications Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
5 4'A
57%
Macco
Corp
Magnetics
Maradel
Marine
Products
1
13%
14%
1
8V4
25c
5 Va
6%
1
+.
9 %
10%
8%
16%
18%
Maust
1
15%
16%
1
3>A
4%
10%
131
11%
~
135 34
15%
2
McClennan
Coal &
Coke
8%
9'A
*
37%
39%
15 Va
17
11%
12%
Inc
Corp
17%
Maxam
Inc
25
27%
Maxson
Electronics
18
19 %
McLean
Industries
6%
7%
4%
5%
8%
9Va
44%
47%
3%
3
6%
7%
1
4'A
4%
2V2
51%
5 4'A
Corp
class
A
McLouth Steel Corp
Medallion Pictures Corp
50c
!
11%
12%
1
13%
14%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
21%
23
Meredith
23%
25%
23%
'24%
34%
36%
4%
5
16%
18
1
22%
24%
Michigan
Microdot
Publishing
Hydrides Inc
Metal
Mexican
$1
Co—
5
—
5
9%
*
12'A
13%
13.50
12'A
13%
Co—2.50
19'A
20 Va
Light & Pwr Co
com
preferred
Gas
Utilities
18
19 %
39%
6%
7%
Corp A.l
22%
24%
Midland
24.50
24'A
26'A
12%
13%
Mid-States Business Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Inc
10%
42
1
17%
Miller
23
25 %
Ilikon Corp
Income Properties
Inc
Indian
Inc—
10c
Mills
A—50c
preferred
—20
Water
Co
3%
24%
2 6'A
Cqrp
*
28%
30%
10
Co
34 %
36%
1
Industry
Industries
3%
Inc..
25c
»
4%
5%
11
12%
5%
6
Securities
Inc
Inc
*
Mid-America
16%
Pipe
Capital
Electronics
Bros
Hat
Line
Corp
Class
6%
40%
1
9'A
IOV4
1
10%
11%
Co
1
Mite
18 Va
Bearings—
2
Gas
Co
Utilities
5%
6%
1
—
42%
45 Va
29%
10
1
28%
27%
1
Corp
1
4%
5%
1
24 Va
26 V2
Club.lc
12%
13%
41%
43%
Mohawk
Rubber
Company.
20%
22 %
Monmouth
Intermountain Tel Co
International Bank of Wash
20
International
*
59
l
27
Textbook
Co
Auto Equipment
Servocontrols
13i'2
18%
10%
11%
62%
Moore Products Co
22 V4
24%
29
Morningstar-Paisley
Va
22
Interstate
5
10
10%
Morton
10 Va
Morton Mfg
Securities
Co—
9%
4%
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Southern
Service
Co___
Utilities—!
5/
10
9%
238
18%
9%
%
249
20%
—1
Inc——~1
9
10
29 Va
Morse Shoe Inc ————1
10 Va
Morrison
Mosler
Motec
Knudsen
Foods
Safe
28 Va
Mothers'
25%
Nalco
Co
Inc
Inc..—_——5
Cookie
0:.
:*■-
31%
11
9%
28 »A
30%
—-—1
21%
23%
Inc
1
21 Va
Co
*
6
6%
Company—1.25
54
57V4
Co
Chemical
9
10
1
Corp
Industries
26%
24%
"irinA.
15%
12%
20%
Interstate Vending Co
1
Investors Diversified Service A.l
Ionics Inc
1
14%
16%
1
8%
1
Moore
Bakeries
Corp
Jockey
1
8
Moog
Park
4 'A
Drop Forging Co
1
Moore'-Handley "InC———_ 1
42%
*
7%
Monroe
16l/a
26%
25%
3%
Inter-County Tel & Teleg^4,16%
Intermountain Gas Co——
1
5%
15
5
Construction—*
21%
27
1
Co
Homes
5
8%
37%
17
Modern
1
7%
3'A
35
28%
10
8%
4
1
26%
Intl
7%
8»A
1
Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Valley Barge
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri
18 %
*
Corp
Precision
A
Minneapolis
8%
17 V4
1
7'/2
Miller Mfg Co.
Millipore Filter Corp
Milton Bradley Co
Miniature
7%
•
Co
•
18
71
4 V4
Inc
&
Engineering Corp—1
31/2
3%
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc
1
Matheson Company
T
Marsh
Interstate Finance Co
8%
42%
Marrud
Interstate
68
7%
40'A
18%
Interstate
3
14 Va
6 Va
8
Ins
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co
18%
10c
13 Va
33V3C
Co
Capital Corp..
17%
2.50
F) Co
Electric
15 Va
14(%
33%
15%
9%
41%
1
&
Inc
24%
14%
1
(E
Gas
17%
10c
8%
39 Va
14
40%.
5%
Inc..
43%
Flavors & Fragrance—50c
International RRs & Weighing. 1
28
29%
13%
21%
23
43/4
27%
10
1
1
26
2
Inc
9»A
l'A
Stores
1
Inc..2.50
1
Longs Drug Stores Inc..
Lowe's Companies
*
Insurance
12'A
8'A
Lone Star Steel Co
Milgo
for
11V4
40
11%
3%
2.50
38%
50%
Timer
14%
7%
48
Information
92%
36%
1
Industrial
7%
89 J/4
13%
'.
5
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Infrared
7
5
Inc
Inc
Corp.
Indianapolis
28%
1
1
Hug.oton Gas Trust Units.
Hugoton Production Co
Head
8
1
Material/
Gas
Field
Hudson
$1.25
Forms
1
22
16%
37%
i
22
59%
Loblaw
1
Enterprises
Shoppes Inc
20%
42
Littlefuse
2%
A
25%
7%
Londontown Manufacturing Co.l
lc
class
Land
Indiana Gas & Water
*
Equity
Prod
10%
42
8(4
Techno
56%
9%
534
39%
t7%
Company
20%
53%
31
5%
Co
20 V2
*
*
Oil
12%
5%
Endevco Corp
Ennis Business
Hoover
2nd
6%
54
n%
18%
11%
1
Forms
51 %
4%
20
Co___
Holiday Inns of America—-.1.50
Horizon
11 Va
23%
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Huyck Corporation
10%
£1
Water
*
4%
1
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
Elizabethtown
4
1
Corp
Electronics Int'l Capital
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
see page
5
:
23
19%
CorpII__l
Ltd
45%
8
Corp
Corp
25%
l
new
Ecuadorian
42
9%
1.50
A
Drugs of Fla__——10c
Economics Laboratory Inc..—.1
21%
51%
Detective
A
1
Eckerd
Edgcomb Steel Co.—
5
Edgerton Germ & Grier..—
1
Edgewater Steel Co.—i__—_*
8%
1
Home's
32%
10'A
17%
Madison
1
House of Vision
'351/2
30%
47%
MacDonald
1
Mfg Co
14
16%
Melpar Inc
1
8%
Hobart
31 '/a
13
44%
10%
l
6'%
29
50c
50c
Co
94
-58%
13%
:
5%
1
10%
5
21%
92%
15%
18 %
19 V4
i.l
10
31%
-
1
2.50
10
Henry's Drive-In Inc..
Hewitt-Robins 5% preferred..10
2.50
Dun
41%
17%
3%
Inc..
7%
Dura
42% *
11%
16%
Ludlow
Richardson Inc__l
Publications A..25
33%
12%
48%
&
64 %
Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
7%
10'A
18
Inc
20 Va
*
(DC)J
Shoe
1
6%
Calgon Corp
IIIIIIII
California Interstate Tel *
5
California Liquid Gas
For
Harrington
1
11%
Funds Inc
(H M) & Co
Inc
4%
l
Corporation
Properties class A
17%
16%
C E I R Inc
class
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
27%
3%
-29%
10
2.50
Co
Business
18%
A—10c
Company
Dravo
*
__25
Mining
8%
*
30%
Business
Hanna
24%
5 Va
9
13%
Liberty Loan Corp
Liberty Real Estate Trust
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B
Lucky
*
Handy & Harman
62 %
5
1
15%
Intl
31%
59
89%
Eastern Racing Association—_J*
Eastern Utilities Associates..10
28
j)
29 %
4%
l
&
18
15%
100
3%
—
Inc
41
25%
'
8 %
5%
1
Hamilton Mangmt class
Hamilton Mfg Corp
Handmacher-Vogel Inc
Cosco
Hanover
Lewis
18
'
8%
12%
preferred
Co
Inc
21%
1
Downtowner Corp
Drackett Company
2%
*
(W
Hamilton
8%
8%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co__1
Lehigh Press Inc
*
14%
Hajoca Corp
16%
lc
Duriron Company
Brush Beryllium Co
Agency class
16%
23
8%
1
2.50
Blower
5%
Corp__1
9%
'*.
7%
*
Markite
14'A
5
19 Va
7
Lenox
55%
America
38 %
1
19%
17 Va
...
Steel
1
15%
*.
18%
2.50
Inc
1
Capital
of
Hearst
'•
\
10%
1
convertible
19%
1
25%
2
17
90%
Inc
8%
J.—J
Dymo Industries Inc
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burns
Gyrodyne Co
5
Inc
31
37:.
18%
10c
;_
Burnham
Southwest
13%
3%
Bridgeport Gas Co
*
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.—.20
British-Amer Const & Mat
-_5
Brockway Glass Co Inc__
.5
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co
10
Brown
Engineering Co.
1
Browning Arms Co
l
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
3
Brunswig Drug Co
l
Dunlap
23%
23%
,9%
20 %
___*
Capital Inc
16%
5
5%
Lance
1
Interstate
12%
*
1
Co
&
Growth
5
—
8%
27%
Grosset
15%
9%
15%
1
Gulf
Gulf
Invest
common...
Estate
14%
Lake Ontario Portland Cement
Lau
10%
39
3%
12 Va
21%
Corp
Laguna Nig.uel Corp Units
5
Corp
18%
11 V«
1
18%
2
Brick
18%
17%
2
6.25
29%
*
6 %
_1
Inc
8%
7%
8
10
23%
10c
*•
(J)
Fire
Power
Real
22
25%
common—
preferred
6
1
—
Products
5%
_—
Inc
Jones
7%
8%
Corp—*
Company
Inc
'
7%
•
Bowrpar Instrument Co.—:
Bowser
13
53 3
9%
2
Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
conv
Dixon
Drew
21
50 %
5c
2—•
:
Boston Capital Corp
Boston Herald-Traveler
Botany Industries
Greenfield
7%
1
Drexel
Bon
7%
7
f
Krylon Inc
15%
63%
.7
preferred
Dinettes Inc—t„
Dixie
P)
1
Corp
*'*
$1.25
(A
Mount
50c
:
Diversa
Manufacturing Co.—_12%
Billups Western Petroleum.— 1
Black
60%
10c
1.25
LNC
Latrobe
9%
Green
1.
Glass
12%
14%
16 %
1
Estate
Inc
.:
10%
65%
10
Corp
& Son
Diebold
Digitronics
'41%
Bibb.
Bird
A
Dictaphone Corp..
38%
62
332
11%
13%
8%
25%
Specialties—-5
Foods
Real
1
25
.-
Corp
2-—
Berkshire Gas Co
22——
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
6%
305
6%
13%
*
5%
Finance Company
*
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.__2.50
-
—5 c
Bag Co
Beneficial
Beryllium
Denver
Disc Inc
17
'A
12%
5%
1
15JA
Dial
45%
44
11%
42%
23%
13%
•'38%
42
4%
1
10%
8%
Belle Isle Corp...
Belmont
cl
Inc
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood Oil Co
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
17
24%
29%
39%
Employees Corp
Employees Financial
Greater Wash Ind Inv
61%
35%
43%
4%
22%
27%
7%
Govt
Green
21", a
Kromex Corp
16%
Corp_50c
7%
Corp
1
6%
5
Brick
6%
Co
Co..•—1
7%
1
2%
Data
20c
Manufacturing
8%
10
—10
.
5
Darling
Deltown
A
—
Government
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
9%
40 V2
4
2
Globe Rubber Products
Gould Properties class A
12%
1
7%
Beaqty
Behlen
Airmotive
Machine
class
Tool
1%
Cummins Engine
Curtis Consol Corp
(L A)
Products
Inc
Mach
14%
14
10
Markets Inc.:
J)
Corp
General
16%
6
35,%
20'A
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
23%
Company.—;
33'A
Leece-Neville
13%
Crown-Bremson Industries
B
Leeds & Northrup Co
15%
_
Class
Keyes Fibre Co
if;
Keystone Custodian Funds A—*
Keystone Portland Cement Co.3
King Kullen Grocery class A
1
Kings Department Stores
1
22%
21%
1
35%
22
_Jl
.__
43%
20%
—l*
.
10 '/8
10
A
21%
Broadcstg.l
Danly
5%
10%
5%
*
Glen-Gery Shale
Magazine.&
Craig Systems Inc
31%
9 Vb
Corp..*
5 %
I'. 22 Va
4%
Corp
26%
29%
1
5.10% pfd—20
Waterworks Corp
1
Products
SW
8%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Delta S S Lines——
.
Shale
7%
pfd
58
1
.
(A
Baystate
:
Drive-In
General
4%
4%
8%
*
.8
58%
8%
*
1
Distributing Co. 10c
12%
>
10
Va
Co
Knox
A
24%
10
Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
Glassrock Products
Glatfelter (P H)
Co
24%
1
20%
Oil
9%
Parts
26%
—10
Kewanee
8
Girltown
20%
25c
—
Co
Basic Properties class A
7
19
70c
Film
13
32 'A
29%
6 %
1
12
30%
24%
10
7%
8%
*
3
Inc
1
10
9%
Ketchum & Company Inc
7%
1
8%
*
Kennametal
20c
6%
33%
Kentucky Utilities Co..
10c
10
6
31%
10
4'/a
27
25%
208
8%
Co_5
Co
1
&
24
193
Co
Refining
2
Automative
*
A—_—1
10
8%
1
Aniline
22%
1
38%
Corp of Ohio—
21%
1
1
Inc
5%
1
Gas
2.50
Co
4%
r
2c
Corp
12%
7%
5%
5%
V
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9%
6
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A
16 Va
17 Va
1
3%
l
Inc
15
16%
Kearney & Trecker Corp..
Kellwood
19%
Prop Inc
23%
2.50
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska Nat
Kay Windsor class A
Kendall
5%
10%
Ridge
21%
Co_20
Labs
Aircraft
10%
7%
11%
62%
Corp
23%
1
4%
54%
—1
;
Distilling
Bayless
23
Prod
18%
Coral
Machine
11%
1
1
1
10
Dallas
7
3%
5
Corp
Barton
20%
5:
Chem—2.50c
Bangor Hydro Electric Co
Corp
(C R) Inc
128 %
,
10c
Machine
1
<
;
I
&
9%
22
5c
1
Crouse-Hinds Co
—2.50
Co
Inc
1
_
Inc..
Gas
Babcock Electronics
Baird Atomic Inc
Stores
Inc
Cook Electric Co
Cross
13%
12%
26 (4
1
Continental Trans Lines
Cook Coffee Company
4%
12%
11%
24
10
Giddlngs & Lewis
5
7V«
20%
1
Knitting Mills cl
Tele
6%
10%
59%
Kane-Miller
28'A
Utilities
13%
3%
17%
15%
Corp.
12 %
Screw
Cowles
6(4
14%
3
Co
1
Continental
Country Set Inc —
Cowles Chemical Co
16'/a
Kaman
Geophysics Corp of America.60c
Geotechnical Corp
l
7%
1
Kalvar
1
Utilities
11%
4%
25c
10 %
Co
General
Genl
Research
1
15%
4%
—5
—
;;
9%
Julie
5
33V3C
31%
A
10%
6%
Automated Bldg Components_50c
Automation Industries Inc..21
11'A
Lamson
9
class
14%
Cosmo Book
20%
Corp
—J*
Investors.—*
4
—.—40c
10%
&
30
1
Inc
General
10%
Products—.5
2.50
Refining
General
934
dividend
Airlines Inc
General
16%
Jones
8%
5
Kaiser Steel Corp common
i $1.46 preferred _i
Gateway Chemicals
Gem International
38%
1
10'A
...__jl
Co...—
24%
Futterman Corp class A
15%
Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated Credit class B
.1
10%
2%
il
Inc
Service
33%
41/2
——
9%
23
Financial
G-L Electronics
36%
Connecticut
18%
20 %
.
7%
29
Astrodata
Atlanta Gas Light Co——_—5
6%
14%
6%
17%
Associated Springs Corp..——10
Associated Transport Inc
*
Company.——
—*
Atlantic Improvement Corp
25c
Atlantic Utilities .Corp—— 1
5%
13%
5 Va
31 Va
15%
California
Garland
4%
_*
22%
Furman-Wolfson Corp
Gas
*
27
8%
:
7
10c
14%
Industries
Garlock
Rock
7%
Atlantic
Rico
Computer Control Co Inc..
*
Computer Instrument Corp__25c
Conductron Corp class A
lc
Consolidated
27
5%
%
5
-—1
—*
Puerto
25
of
Freightwy Inc_2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
63%
7%
Inc
Theatres
Consolidated
5%
59%
Cos..
9%
Consolidated
5%
10
Arvida Corp class A
1
Assembly Products Inc.——1
Mortgage
35%
8%
8
.—10c
Inc
Associated
17%
———1
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman
Metal
,..
7%
33 %'
16%
57%
10%
Co.—2%
Co
>A
15
7
Gas—5
Refining..2c
Telephone Co.10
Commonwealth
16%
Power—2.50
\
Commonwealth
54%
Participating preferred.—*
1
7
31 %
9%
6 %
...
21 %
Corp
Frontier
9Va
Co
1
Plus
of
9%
7 Vz
Joseph & Feiss Co.
Bennett
Frontier
1
Corp
Johnson. Service
Steel
Fulton
6%
15 V«
Water &
11%
29 %
22%
14%
Telephone Corp cl A
26 3'b
1
20%
Corp
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co
(Andrew)
Jostens Inc
Public
10%
Clearing House
Jerrold
7%
stock
Labs
1
__10c
2%
lOOtv
24%
25c
Jergens
*
83%
1
Company
Mfg Corp
6%
Plastics
8%
7%
78
1
9%
E
J
7%
6%
*
__1
6%
Gas
Fritzi
Jamesbury
8%
1
14%
Inc..1
Colby Inc
Japan Fund
5%
7%
A
Ask
25%
Cie Inc.._50c
Jane
8%
Franklin Realty
Frito Lay Inc
40%
18%
Markets
et
Supply Co
Corp
Jarrell-Ash
89%
Bid
13
23%
~
Minit
1
Western
—25
Inc
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Apelex Corp—...—
Art
Union
A
7
a
wide
*
Realty
First
Franklin
18
22%
6%
have
a
1
^
Corp.
Surety
com_3
preferred
Colorite
Commerce
'
*
21V«
5
Financial
Fox-Stanley Photo
22%
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.
cl
Corp
Fort Worth Steel
Foster Grant Co
19%
-
Water
First Mortgage Investors...
*
First Natl Real Estate Trust
•
First Repub Corp of Am cl A..1
First Small Business <N J) ____l
Foods
6%
15%
(A
First Lincoln
Forest
21
(Chas)
Jamaica
.1.50c
Co..
Floyd
18%
19%
Jacquin
90
9%
have
I
Jackson's
1
Florida
25%
42
8%
Business
Florida
25%
1
14%
&
:
39%
86%
/
(Ribhard) Inc
Corpbration
86%
Florida
.—.1
Products
Pipe & Constructions
Armstrong
Investors
Florida
140
23%
23%
American
Farms
Flight
Florida
8%
133
A—16%c
—16%c
City Gas Co
5%
class
B
;.W;!7
6%
16%
Maize Products Inc—;*
Arden
First
Small
Fitchburg Paper Co
Fleming Co
239
23%
•
—.10
Fisher Foods Inc
Fisher Governor Co
25 %
233
—100
Utilities
Class
7%
23*%
com—1.25
Preferred—.
:
Citizens
40%
4%
Securities
22
0
Corp
Conn
Ex
40%
Maine
4-4
—1
—12.50
First
First
Telephone Co.—_—..10
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
American Express Co
American Financial Corp
Furniture
——5
Channing Financial Corp..l.—1
Charles of the Ritz__
——1
28
26%
Vending..*
American Cryogenics
50c
'
Central
29
26
Co——1
;—1
Central
7%
6%
27
.2.50
Inc
Gas
Itek
Financial Corp of Arizona—
24%
:— ——1
_50c
—
Natural
Irwin
4
Mortgage Assn^lOO
!
10c
which
Par
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7%
1
A
Natl
Boston
Ask
5
6%
Fiat Metal Mfg Co
Fieldcrest Mills Inc
First
Bid
1
—50c
Corp
Federal
First
Central
Automatic
Arkansas
4%
Cascade
Poods
Aqua-Chem
9%
11%
Air Filter
Anchor
7%
8%
33%
American
*
6%
3%
I;
10c
10%
American
5%
5%
8%
31%.
Corp
American
'•!
—.10
Cent Vermont
Amer
5%
7%
iagiaT:'
Chemicals
Allyn & Bacon Inc
I
7
5%
50c
—
Inc
First
85%
6%
50c
Corp
Co
Alloys &
American
19%
86%
Pipe Line Co.....
1
Carpenter. (L E) & Co _——-1
9%
8%
22 %.
For
18 %
82
Carolina
10%
9
100
.3.75
11%
*
1
common
10
_50c
.—
8%
10%
common
1
Corp.
7*%
1
1
Corp—;
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Altamil
Mills
16%
—2
:
Superior Ltd
Electric
Class
12
1
5%
Pepsi-Cola.—
Alterman
Fastener
Canadian
3%
10**4
Telep
Cameo
15%
6%
i——-
<Louis)
Allis
22 %
1
—
Maintenance
Allied
32%
20%
15%
27%
Develop—— ^2I;t
Organ
Allied
30%
12%
13 >'2
Corp
M'agnethermic
Homes
Allegheny
■
12%
&
Inc
Cannon
-■
Inc
Aid
Service
Water
25
.„10c
Alberto Culver
Alic.o Land
Water
Cameo
(Quotations for Friday, September 20)
request
Corp
Farrell
Calif
Calif
15 %
.2—1
Corp—
Airwork
—
Ask
9%
14 >/4
Co.'*
Publishing
Addjson-Wesley
Bid
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
The "National" list is
composed of securities
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
in the Eastern region.
primarily
Fair Lanes Inc class
Far West Financial
9%
7
1
Records—
Par
Ask
8 s/8
__
Acme
Acme
Ajax
Alb^e
Bid
Fabien
.
distribution.
Par
n
.
22%
i
Volume
198
Number
The
6301
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1175)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
Ask
Par
Bid
1
4VB
3
10%
11%
1.66%
24%
26%
15%
17
16
17%
Narragansett Capital
Narrow
Fabric
Nashua
Corp
Co
;
National
Aeronautical
National
Cleaning Contractors.l
National
Food
Corp
Products
National Gas
Oil
&
National
Homes
National
Patent
National
1
16%
Periodical
20%
6%
6
6%
1
Realty
*
11%
12%
Scott
14%
16%
Scott & Williams
(O
Mi
New
United
& Sons
.
..
.
States
.1
24 %
26%
United
Virginia Eank Shares_10
32%
3474
Univis
Inc
974
1074
Upper
13%
14%
Utah
10%
Utilities
.
class A .100
Inc
—5
23%
25%
Natural
Gas
Co__5
Nixon-Baldwin
Chemicals
North
Amer
Van
North
Penn
Gas
Northern
Lines
Northwestern
Gas
Pub
Seatrain
52%
55%
Security
Co
Ohio
27
14%
Selas
Selmer
(H
Sexton
(John)
17%
18%
9%
34%
36%
30%
class
Corp
B__l
97
Exploration
Service
Recovery
Oklahoma
Chemical
Originala Inc
Orkin
Corp
Otter
Tail
2
-4
V.
'
Shatterproof
Glass
674
1
20 %
22%
___*
2514
27%
50c
14%
Shulton
Inc
class
39 %
19%
%
B
—50c
19
20
Sieg.el
(Henry I)
34%
36%
Sierra
Capital Co
1%
1%
Sierra
Pacific
11%
12%
Sigma
21 %
6%
3.75
39%
7%
11
7%
27%
—
Society Corp vtc
7%,
Solitron
7%
7%
Sorg
50c
17%
25
18%
20%
22
1
3%
Pacific Far East Line Inc
5
19%
21 %
Southeastern
Pacific
5
12%
14
Southeastern
Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
8%
9%
x27 %
29%
PEC
Products
Pabst
Brewing
Pacific
Pac
_____
Israel Economic-—
Co
Airmotive
:
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Corp
Gamble Robinson Co
Pacific
Power
Pacific
Savings & Loan Assn_18c
&
Light
Co-_. 6%
18%
;
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South
•:-;4' •/•
Devices
Inc
__
i
Paper
5c
5
,
Engineerihg class A__1
Shore
Oil
&
Develop ._10e
Southbridge Plastic
Southern
30%
,_7
4
Southern California Water—_5
19
20%
20%
Southern
Gas
&
37
Southern
Gulf
Utilities
15%
Southern
New
10
13%
14%
*
10 Va
♦
10%
50
13%
14%
20c
8%
9
1
18%
20
«■
28%
30%
1
13
14%
Package
Packard
Instrument
Pale-Well
Pako
Paper
Co
Inds
cl
A
Corporation
Panacolor
Pargas
Inc
|
Inc
Parker-Hannifin
Parkview
Paterson
Parchment
Patterson
Pauley
Corp
Inc
Drugs
Tube
Paper
10
22%
Southern
Union
1
32%
United
Bottlers
Southwest
Corp common_l
$1 convertible preferred
5
35%
Perini Corp
Permeator Corp
36%
Gas
Special Metals Inc__
Peter
Paul
Inc
Water
Piedmont
Nat'l
&
Pioneer
Gas
Stevens
Natural
Playskool Mfg
Plymouth Cordage
Plymouth
Co
Porter
(H
K)
Portland
Potash
Potter
Co
of
class
18
Stubnitz
10%
11%
35%
5
Co
of
Swank
7 %
6
50c
V
8%
Hamp_„.5
■
Industries
&
Reid
Co
4%
24%
16*4
12%
14%
11%
53%
8%
9
8%
9%
28%
36%
38%
34%
37%
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Ex
A
For
1
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stock
Telex
Nat
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Inc
Tenn
Inc
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Gas
Lines
74
Inc—1
4%
28%
Merch
Bank
Co
Stk
N
First
Natl
11%
12%
First
51/4
1
20%
21%
Chemicals
Inc
Furniture
(H
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Tobin
Packing
To'chpim
Fiber
19%
Girard
Trust
Harris
Tr
21
4674
59
6174
60 %
326
102
National
Co
90
93%
12
13%
National
Banking
Natl
Co
7
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26%
29
1
27%
29%
37%
39%
1
29 %
3174
Northern
Inc
10c
Trans-Coast Inv Co__
5
Transcontinental Bus System
1
3%
46 Va
4474
20
(Chic)__
41%
13674
142 Va
56
5874
10
4274
45 VB
St.
90
9314
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78%
8134
Second
10
-72%
7534
Security
&
Trust
(Philadelphia)
12
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Natl
Natl
Bk
of
36
387'b
69 v4
7274
27 Va
Bk
South
Natl
70
10
7774
81
10
50
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of
Bank
12%
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Long
Carolina
65%
(Wash)
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(Charleston)
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Bank
31
3274
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National
31
33 %
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51
5374
of
2074
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10
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25
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of
Tr
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56
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83 %
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44
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of
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10
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192
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48
50 Va
Virginia Commonwealth
57
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Winston-Salem
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43%
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Royal
&
48
37 Vb
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
66%
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44
34%
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank—
54%
Bank
5674
Bstn.12%
of
Natl Bank
Trust
6414
52%
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5
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Co
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25
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of L I
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51
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71%
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88 74
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104
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55 Va
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48%
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33
2874
Batik
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7%
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Trans-Air
Corp
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Gas Pipe Line_50c
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El
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&
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9%
Lincoln
Rochester
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Co__20
1974
4%
574
474
5%
10%
11%
6%
7%
92
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23
96%
20%
24%
Friday
STOCKS
Unishops
Inc
Corp
Ansonia
Artists
United
Coastal
5%
574
27%
Leasing
10c
10%
11%
MSI
Illuminating Co
Theatre Circuit_l
Wire
Shares
Colorado
Co
Oils
Insurance
—_
Service—-
11
121/4
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41
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3%
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Development
Industries
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95c
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200
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1.80
1.80
100
1.80
45c
40c
45c
2.500
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4.30
4.50
*
„
_1
A
10c
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
—
10c
_____:
Mining
Corp
Credit Corp class
Corp
383/4
Low
Cable___^__—_____L1
&
Caribbean
*
4%
for Week
—l———,—_1
Chemical
Camp
25%
!
United
Natl Bk 10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Ainslie
1
Inc
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Golconda
Uarco
Amer Trust Co__10
Range for Week Ending Sept. 20
23
18%
Fargo
National Stock Exchange
10%
20
j—2.50
:
United Investors of Del A
44.
Natl
Bank
Tr
61;,a
Rochelle
New
13%
17%
363%
19 Va
44
45 74
Westchester
of
2
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"21"
34%
First
18 3/8
Glass—"
5
Tucson
1
393
117%
Indus__5
Tropical Gas Co
8%
6274
58%
114%
Franklin
Co
15%
16%
9474
91 %
43
of
Natl
57%
Natl
5%
Corp
39%
7%
of
30 Va
—5
Natl
54
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of
Bid
5
Ilanvr
45%
Trust
32%
Timely Clothes Inc_____
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10
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47%
15%
87%
4434
47/8
Tidewater Marine Service—____1
Time Inc
_4%__ 1
14%
1
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41 Va
30%
Thriftway Foods Inc
Thrifty Drug Stores
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National Bank
Brook
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1
59%
567i
92
St Louis—10
1
Transogram
9%
&
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_1
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82
3%
dividend
2174
1274
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City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)—5
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27%
4%
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253/4
.
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(Jersey City)_10
7
*
14%
4%
8%
2474
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(Buffalo)
5
(Rich)
Corp
(Camden
Trust
10
(N Y)
Bk
Nat
15
6 3/8
14
10c
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transistor Specialties
_10c
10%
I
16
9 Va
2274
2374
Par
Maryland
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
__1
Oil Corp
Industries Inc
Towmotor
2%
1
8%
Companies
Chicago—20
Fiduciary Trust Co
Texas American
28
9%
1
1
Long Island Trust Cu
10
—
.
Terminal Transport Co
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
62
3%
Cards
footnotes,
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26%
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Petroleum Corp
Associates class A
Co—J._
__.
55
28V4
1
Printing
20%
Products
Teledyne Inc
Toledo Scale Corp
Tonka Toys Inc
6%
Jacinto
Sanders
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12%
Va
43%
Candies
Ask
1174
"Adrs"
Provident Tradesmen's
Bank
5%
St Johnsbury
Trucking Co
Louis Capital
San
721/2
Natl
_____1
Grating
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2274
:
Fire
&
57 %
98%
First
41%
;
Marine
50%
10
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53
4474
Natl
34%
78%
7 Va
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Tektronix
46 Va
58 %
First
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69 %
68 Va
42%
26 »/4
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11%
1
65%
(N Y)_10
24%
48
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12
1
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18%
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374
1074
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159
55
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26%
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1174
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414
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—50
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10
5%
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(Atlanta) —10
17
Rust
13%
5
First Natl Bank
31%
Mfg
Stover
2574
12%
—
12%
1
Russell
23%
(Chicago)
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
—--5
8%
1938
1
Co
1774
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Natl
4474
9%
3%
1
Industries
15 '
Tr
&
18
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Rowe Furniture
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1
Royal Dutch Pete—33% florins
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374
5
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11%
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41%
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Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
11 Va
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2474
374
National
Taylor Instrument Co
5
Taylor Wine Co Inc_________2
8%
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6074
1
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National
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2074
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Myers
774
1974
57
22%
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61%
First
10 %
26%
vv
1
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58 %
2
33%
Mills Inc__3%
Express
Inc
25c
774
17 %
7
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Zonolite
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7
153/4
1
Electric
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1
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1
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Yardney
1274
41/4
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Ridge Tool Co class
Riley Stoker Corp
Xtra
11%
1974
1
27
10
Co—
323/a
1
12%
3174
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Cnty Natl Bk
3%
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Racing Assn Inc
29%
Co__
Monmouth
Bank
Natl
Continental-Ill
3%
Construction Co
Richardson
Company
Rotron
Connecticut
6%
12
40c
Rexach
Wurlitzer
Wyandotte
Chemicals
Wyle
Laboratories
127b
76 Va
First Natl Bank
49
374
2574
5
52%
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First Natl Bank
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73
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1
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14%
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5
8
2374
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15 %
11%
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43/4
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Hawthorn-Mellody
3674
13 %
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18%
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Remco
2574
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48%
12%
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Bid
34
33%
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22%
1474
24 %
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Trust
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
20c
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of
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Teleflex
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Commercial
14%
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2674
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Service
Electronics
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Rockwell
6
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Cleveland
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Reading & Bates Offshore
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World
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—10
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13%
37
1374
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Wood
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40 Va
Southern
&
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725%
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7%
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1674
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1774
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4374
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Alegre Sugar Corp
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11%
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617 a
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of
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1274
8
3374
12.50
38
30%
17
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11%
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7.50
40
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15%
6
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Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
10%
24
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Centl-Penn
16%
9%
8%
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15%
10
7%
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Tappan Co
8%
1
20
5%
574
153 %
Federation Bk <fe Tr Co
19%
2
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of
7%
18%
10c
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5
1
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10%
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1
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Susquehanna Corp
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America
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Corp
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Renwell
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Supervised Investors Services-lc
28%
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Davin
Superior
26 ',8
Public
Redwing
Finance Co__
Watley
Superior
33%
Co__7%
Electric
8%
(N Y)——10
St Louis—20
Co
Natl
Trust
Chase Manhattan
39%
Public
Purex
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Trust
St
Central
20%
bridge & Clothier
36%
Research
Puritan
S., raw
5
Petroleum
Punt a
ij%
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1474
7
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Central
2374
,
—
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4%
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22%
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9%
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Pubco
33
B__5
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Professional
1
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Finance
30%
25
America
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&
31%
1
Equities
Products
Stein Hall
50c
Instruments
Premier
Primex
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Genl
Co
State
8
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of
Camden
22%
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(N
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Broad
44%
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Commerce
Commerce
Boatmen's
343/4
40%
21%
Inc
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141/8
32%
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29
1
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25
13
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9%
20
2
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4%
16%
16%
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261/4
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23%
,
& S
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57%
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35
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8%
54%
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10%
2%
Security & Tr Co—10
of
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79%
Star
374
Chemical
Gas
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Par
15%
24%
Standard
6%
9-8
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1
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2474
Stanley Home Products Inc____5
Stanley Works _________.____10
5%
13%
6%
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pierce
4%
14%
23% (
9%
—1
Register
42%
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Inc
50c
Devices
Const
American
2374
75
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Philadelphia Sub
Photon
Power
Wometco
Bank and Trust
8%
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Standard & Poors Corp_
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Standard Fruit & SS corn—2.50
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12 %
%
2
Spector Freight System
Sprague Electric Co
11
4
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Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
11
1'
Co.
Producing Co—1
Southwestern Electric Svc Co—1
9
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Gas
Southwest
15%
10
1
Wisconsin
13%
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34 74
1274
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&
Hanaieman
3874
9%
10c
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2174
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Global
38%
19%
_1
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4174
36%'
21 %
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3
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Transit
34%
11%
Standard
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class
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1
Wilcox
1574
28%
39 %
3374
5
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14%
26 74
1
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EleCt.ru
2474
1
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Wiegand
23%
15 %
Southern
17%
Estate Inv Tr
8
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co__1
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1774
85
37 %
34%
11%
14
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2578
1674
81
5
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Weyerhaeuser Company
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29
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5c
14
1
Inc
Co____•
52%
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Co
Water
England Tele—25
Nitrogen Co
10c
2
Dental
Petroleum
Peerless
_
Foote
4%
14 %
Co—
Gas
Westland
Yellow
Sciences
27%
19
Gas
&
Publishing
Westgate-California
Zayre
Evans Inc
34%
Natural
Power
12%
Par
Computer
*
Western
Recent Security
5%
5
•
Light
40%
8%
5%
Oil
Transmission Co
Keniucky Gas Co
5
& Telephone—_5
Western Mass Companies
_50c
Western
11%
38
34%
5%
Airline
Corp
Machinery Co
7
31
5%
Pacific
5
874
7%
27
13%
Prod cl A—1
Bakeries—
10
Western
A—1
Transport A—.1
Corp—
*
Wayne-Ueoigt
10c
Ask
14%
Capital Corp
1
Telephone Co„10
Pacific Southwest
Vegetable
12%
13
Westcoast,
Co-10
Sons
19%
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Manufacturing Co_5
cl
52 %
26
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Watson
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50
24%
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26%
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2474
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Warshow
cl
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10
38%
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class
5
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11%
6%
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2
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10%
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1
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36 %
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874
8
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Waltham
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7%
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12 %
8%
23%
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8%
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West Penn Power
20%
2474
22
7%
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22
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18%
15 %
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23 %
20
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414
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1
51
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Wellington
574
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7%
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America
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Walbaum
41 %
12 Va
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78%
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37%
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&
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Corp
30 7
47
Inc
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil Corp __
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28%
10c
Chemicals
10%
16 %
*
Ginger Ale
16
7474
Tube
Western
29
12%
10c
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Western
Waddell & Reed Inc class A___l
5%
1
Power
5
;
*
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2274
5%
Instruments
26%
41
*
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35%
Inc
Vitamix
4414
9%
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5
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&
Virginia
44 %
1474
21%
41%
21
1
Mills
Vernors
42 %
5
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19%
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Vitro
—__50c
24%
2
Vernitron
16
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&
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Vector Mfg Co_
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Inc
1374
43%
20 %
2814
Iron
&
Fair
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574
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12%
19%
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Weissberg, (H.
54%
9
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4%
374
50%
18 %
Electronics
Vanity
7%
41
Mining Co
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2
Power
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1
Shawmut Association
5%
5
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17
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101%
5%
&
8%
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2974
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36%
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8%
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—
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28 34
22%
32%
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Inc
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13%
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—
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25
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Nytronics
26%
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Chicago
Nutone
24%
4%
4
3%
41
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&
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Nat
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8
13
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Nielsen
Corp
11%
Trap
9%
30%
10%
Airways Inc
8%
27 3/4
•
9%
Jersey
9%
Sugar
Foresman
York
13%
8%
Servateria
Aviation
York
12%
1
States
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
Scripto Inc class A
50c.
New
1674
10
States
States
Scott
New
15%
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1774
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Scott
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1274
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10c
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United
18%
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137b
11%
Envelop
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22 %
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37%
17
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United
(Quotations for Friday, September
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1
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20%
50c
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12%
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4374
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15
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New
3474
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374
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_
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
Nevada
Par
22%
—_5
_
Scott & Fetzer Co
1
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Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
Corp
Science Research Assocs
Scot Lad Foods Inc..
19%
_10c
Inc„._.
Engineering
Brewing
Capital
'2
;
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Oil
Prod
Bid
21
12%
Co_.—5
(Jos)
Science
9%
.17%
Power
Electronics
0
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Neiman-Marcus Co
8%
1
Schlitz
_1
_
Machines
Tubular
Schaevitz
21%
5 78
Development-lc
Business
Scantlin
18%
5
Drilling Co
Savannah Elec &
Savin
Sawhill
50c
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Corp
National Propane Corp
Ntaional
Par
Santa Fe
4%
43
„
__
__
30c
1.10
.
-
400
__
1.90
35c
High
May
1.60
Apr
9.60
Aug
3.80 Mar
Aug
Jun
Jan
Feb
50c
Jan
Feb
Aug
1.90 Mar
4.50
50c
Sep
Jan
___25c
1.20
1.10
:i.20
200
10c
1.50
1.50
1.50
1,200
40c
Jan
1.50 July
25c
25c
200
20c
Sep
1.10
25c
Mar
—25c
50c
1.10
Sep
2.20
60c
Feb
Apr
Jan
c*
44
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
25c
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.61
1
6.96
7.67
1-25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc__lc
8.47
9.18
4.27
4.62
K-l
K-2
6.38
6.90
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Advisers
Affiliated Fund Inc
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1
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Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33%c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "R" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Fund
Boston
Investing
Street
Broad
Bullock Fund Ltd
American Equitable Assur
22.60
24.66
S-4
6.46
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9.40
10.22
11.13
12.10
12.21
13.34
4.97
5.43
9.95
10.87
14.72
15.91
14.14
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Knickerbocker
Lexington
Life
7.95
8.69
1
16.98
18.56
1
Canadian International GrowthFund
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1
17.40
18.82
11.41
12.47
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lc
12.02
13.17
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1
15.52
16.96
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13.04
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1.86
1.64
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Continental
23.80
26.01
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11.66
12.74
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7.58
6.92
——1
1
9.45
10.36
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6.60
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8.18
8.94
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1
10.62
11.61
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9.04
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9.39
10.29
25c
3.58
3.98
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1
5.09
5.50
18.30
19.89
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12.90
13.94
14.47
15.63
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5.13
5.61
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a23.37
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Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity
Fund
1
1
" 9.58
10.41
17.01
18.39
1
15.97
9.68
10.46
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Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
11.44
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1
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9.99
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3.40s
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16,
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15,
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al4.41
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stock
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6.90
7.57
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1
2.67
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1
15.16
16.60
7.96
8.65
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41.00
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1
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lc
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10.74
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19.47
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5.61
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lc
8.20
8.91
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3.90
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Inc
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3.58
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2.65
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12.30
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62
Westchester Fire
39
41%
27%
29%
Westn Reserve Life Assur Ohio.l
17%
19%
5
12.81
7.18
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15,
Ask
1
al8.26
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10.09
99.23
7.36
1
5.44
5.89
99.24
99.22
12.17
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Resources
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Co
Fund
Inc
lc
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Boston
of
4.85
5.30
1
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of
10.97
11.99
l
12.01
13.13
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Investors Mutual
Investors
Western
Income Fund
11.84
12.80
19,53
Windsor
Fund
11.16
7.16
7.74
6.23
6.74
13.56
14.82
1
36.09
36.81
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Fund
;
Investors Selective Fund
Research
Fund
Istel Fund Inc
—1
;
Wisconsin
Fund
(The)
100.12
100.14
100.3
3%s Aug 20, 1964-—.-——
100
100.2
4s
100
100.8
99.22
99.20
99.28
Centennial
Fund
24.90
25.99
23.70
25.86
(Low
B-3
8.18
8.94
7.16
7.74
16.78
18.31
Priced
Bonds)
1
Ohio
100
3%s
May
4%s
July 20, 1966
4s
May 22, 1967—
4'As Mar 20, 1968
Feb
20,
100.8
99
98
2,1966
5%s
98.24
June
100.8
100
L.
100.4
100.12
—
10, 1969
100.16
99.24
100.16
1968
-
99.20
99.16
98.16
101
100.8
101.16
100.4
100.24
101.24
15, 1969-———_
102.16
103.16
20, 1970
105
106
—
101.16
100.16
102
3%s
5
100.16
99.16
99.16
95.24
Apr
1, 1970
%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1,1970-1967
3%s May
1, 1971
103
100.16
.
96.24
105
106
101.8
102
95
96
101.24
102.24
4 '/as
Feb
15.1972-1967
99.16
107
3%s
Sep
15, 1972
97.8
98.8
12, 1972
106
100.24
101.24
4
Feb
20, 1974
102.16
103.16
12, 1973
100
10'
10, 1977
102.16
103.16
Feb
10, 1972
Jun
l%s
%s
4%s Feb 20,
Bid
Ask
>99.16
1978-73.
100.16
100
one
or
more
Oct
32nds
of
point
a
Maturity-
Bid
100.1
99.31
99.29
99.31
99.28
99.30
3%s Nov 15, 1964
l%s Apr
1,1965
99.29
99.31
100.6
4%s
Mky
Nov
3%s
1
100.8
%s
100.4
97.14
97.18
101.19
101.21
1,1965
96.16
96.20
15, 1965
99.16
99.18
15,1966
99.18
99.20
Feb
Apr
1, 1966
95.14
95.18
4s
Aug
15, 1966
100.20
100.22
1%S
Oct
1,1.966
94.20
94.24
3%s
Feb
15, 1967
l%s
Apr
99.6
99.8
100.27
100.29
100.6
100.8
5s
Aug
15, 1964
101.10
101.12
3%s
Aug
15, 1964——
100.6
100.8
3%S
Nov |15, 1964_
1, 1964-
98.11
98.13
101.13
-.
101.15
100.6
15, 1965
Oct
3%s
_
1, 1963_.
Oct
Ash
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
l%s Apr
1, 1964—:
4%s May 15, 1964
i
99.7
99.9
1,1967
93.20
93.24
Aug 15, 1967
1%S Oct
1,1967
99.17
99.19
92.15
92.19
l%s
91.14
91.18
Apr
1,1968
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
al0.17
Rate
a22.96
Exchange
Fd_
Bid
Ask
2-63
10-
1-63
99.30
4-63
11-
4-63
99.29
99.31
3.15s
a84.12
3-
4-63
12-
2-63
99.28
99.30
4-
1-63
1-
2-64
99.26
99.26
100
Dated '
3.25s
al5.54
Inc
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
5-
3.45s
1-63
2-
3-64
99.24
99.26
6-
3.30s
3-63
3-
2-64
99.23
99.25
1-63
4-
1-64
7-
99.25
3.65s
8-
1-63
5-
4-64
99.27
3.75s
al7.31
.
Due
12-
3.20s
a47.91
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3 15s
3.15s
a24.49
Fund
21, 1966
100
99.30
10, 1970
a94.67
Inc
Centennial Fund
Westminster
20, 1965
100
al2.29
Inc
Fund
Capital
Capital
Second
20, 1965
Dec
100.6
Apr
4%s
Fund
Street
Oct
4s
—
100.3
99.28
15.90
Street Fund Inc
Devonshire Street Fund Inc
Investors
(Investment Bonds)
l
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-2
5.77
15.08
Congress
Federal
99.30
20, 1964
4s
100.2
100.1
16.24
5.28
13.95
10c
Inc—
Oct
3%s Feb
10, 1965
l%s
Empire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
14.90
14.63
Fund
Bonds—
20. 1964
1%S
Swap Funds—
Diversification
Johnston
1
—
Ind
Bank
22, 1963
100
3%s Feb 15, 1964—
3%s May 15, 1964
11.89
1
Inc
Land
Oct
Apr
Figures after decimal point represent
3.54
10.88
.
Inc
Growth
3.24
1
Fund
Fund
Federal
3%s
99.18
1964
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3 %s Nov 15, 1963—
21.11
10.44
_1
Industrial Shares Inc
Winfield
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental FdInvestors
Wellington
Whitehall
99.31
4%s
Treasury Notes—
Inc
99.30
99.29
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Washington Mutual
Fund
100
99.28
99.31
10.66
10c
Investors
Ask
99.30
199.25
100.1
Maturity—
6.44
9.75
8.44
Bid
99.23
Apr
5%s
5.95
1
8.07
point
99.27
Mar 11, 1968—98.8
'0.
1
7.38
a
Oct
99.29
...
Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10,1971
8.04
Vanguard Fund Inc
7.73
of
for
3.15s
100.2
99.25
32nds
more
or
3%s Feb 3, 1964
99.25
100
15, 1965
10.84
1
Wall
y
%
Cooperatives1, 1963
3.20s Dec 2, 1963
99.27
—
one
Banks
99.25
20, 1969
7i.85
13.41
Fund—lc
85
14.00
1
11.14
Income
2
July
Jun
12.27
Institutional
37%
3
4%s
Feb
lc
Insurance and Bk Stk Fd Inc.lc
74%
Co in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur1
100.20
4%s
Investing Corp
88
Variable
Mar
4%s
Inc
84
71%
U S Life Ins
4s
16.64
Fund_lc
Street
22%
*
5
10%
4'/8s
Value Line Special Situations
Fund
Ins
21
19%
4%s
15.23
8.07
Ltd—
209%
9%
100
1
7.38
Fund
203
28%
17%
101
4.85
Investors-———1
Growth
(Ala).l
Insurance
99.24
11.76
Incorporated
Shares
67%
17%
26%
Acc_l
4%s
13.44
Inc
Fire
100.24
4.44
Ltd
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
Jun
10.76
Fund
U S
37%
100
1
Fund
116%
34%
8
167
.
37%
United
Sep
10c
10.71
Foundation
159
69%
34
22%
10
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966—
8.41
9.80
Inst
5
79
34%
31
4%s
1
Institutional
196
Ins
20%
3%s
Income
Institutional
105%
66i/2
4%s
10.78
Inc
Income
75
187
.
Incorporated
Fund
55 %
1
10, 1964-—_
3%s Dec 11, 1964
1
13.60
9.86
Fund
Fund
17%
67%
America..2.50
May 11, 1964
Shares_l
Fund
International
15%
64%
50
101
Co
Life
of
4s
9.63
7.72
Fund
Canada
Science
Sep
4%s
United
lc
Boston
8.91
Co
3%s
Inc—
Accumulated
Value
of
Fund
16.32
Can_l
Inc
Funds
Inc—1
Income Foundation Fund
Income
Fund
United
H-DA—
12.32
14.97
1
Grth
Century Growth Inv
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
5.13
Series
Fund
Templeton
10c
Hamilton
Inc
15.14
a23.41
Inc
11.27
Farnham
Fund
Television-Electronics
:_1
Guardian Mutual Fund
Investment Corp
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
shares—lc
Shares
Stock
1
1
Boston
Investors
Street
Stein
Industry Inc
Trust of
72
3
(NY)_i_
_2
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s Nov 12, 1963
10.98
7.98
Group
Fully
10.16
2.61
Balanced
Growth
al0.77
lc
series
America
General
1
1.25
_1
Preferred
-
23%
33%
67%
5
(NY)__.2
_1
3%s July 1, 1964 wi
Inc
lc
series
Fundamental
Clark-
lc
stock
of
3%s
«
lc
Common
Fund
Canada
Ins
Insurance
Ins
July 15, 1964
25c
Series
Travelers
American
1964
13.53
Shares
150
United
1964
12.45
Fund
120 %
21%
311/4
10
(Texas)
Guaranty Co
United
17, 1964—
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Series
142
Title
14%
Corp
3.30s
&
72 %
76%
3.70s May 15, 1964
3%s June 15, 1964.—
Stock
5
116
Co—2
Insurance
7.87
2.44
Utilities
69
Sec Life
13%
Life
11.97
American
6.25
Co
73%
Accident
7.20
Stevens
&
Surety
5
Buffalo
of
&
10.95
Common
Paul
Ins—50c
Life
1
1
2.23
Bond
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—__5
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
1
Investing—
Selected
3.50
Marine
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co.
Research
1
7.07
Fire
Southland Life Ins
5
.-3
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
3%s Feb 17, 1964_
9.92
Inc
12.21
5
Co
17"%
(NY)
Federal Home Loan Banks—
16.83
Florida Mutual Fund
6.50
Insurance
Figures after decimal point represent
9.51
Scudder
11.17
Reserve
64%
Ins
Corp
38%
11%
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.62
8.80
6.81
•
23 %
16%
Lawyers
16.38
4.23
—1
—
6.23
———1
243
61
American
35%
(Pa)
St
Kentucky Central Life &
13.24
Income—1
10c
Funds—
Ins
Seaboard
10.74
Revere Fund Inc
Mutual Fund
5
Corp
(NY)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
11.79
9.83
Fund
of
Life
31%
Reinsurance
48%
Lamar
8.92
50c
Growth
Fund
City
71%
29%
C)
84
82%
Kennesaw Life & Accident—1.25
6.43
■
8.14
1
_1
4.84
68%
233
21%
-10
Ins_2.50
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
17.87
2.50
Inc—
4.42
Quaker
36%
65
(N
45%
Home
12.83
1
Inc
Founders
760
34%
Co
80%
76
Illinois
Florida Growth Fund
Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian
710
2
Ins
5
Growth Stock
Inc_lc
Fd
Pyramid
Life
67%
10
Providence-Washington
10
—
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Fiduciary
17%
80
129%
10%
16%
Inc
Putnam
16%
124
1
5
64%
Inc„
(Geo)
10
Life
(Birm)__
Southwestern Life Ins Co
Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc..
Putnam
Ins
77%
129%
Standard
&
for
Co
Owners
Life
78%
73
125
Springfield Insurance common_2
Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Fund
Insurance
Home
71 %
75%
66%
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Fund
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC).5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
76
1.25
Life
5
63%
13.63
Provident
(S F)
Co..
51%
16.35
Puritan
Insurance
62
17.36
Inc_l
Growth Fund
Capital Fund
Fidelity
"9.67
62%
Peerless
60
1
Fund
20c y
9.33
25c ^ 10.46
40%
58%
63%
49%
Fund
(T Rowe)
38%
Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY—_2
1
Price
67%
Hanover
Oppenheimer
Fund
37V2
9.13
One William Street Fund
Pioneer
2.50
Amer—„2
12.58
Philadelphia
*
50c
-50c
Fund
39%
Life—
Co
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Interstate Life
Over the
21
11.27
Trust
Shares
18%
8.35
al7.93
Electronics
51%
11.64
9.91
Inc
31
48%
55%
Phoenix
60%
29%
3.33 %
10.28
1
Investors
Chemistry
56
1
Cas
1
Fund
al5.88
Nucleonics
5
&
1
Insurance
Falls
Ins
34%
2.50
Natl
Life
32%
Inc—1
Series
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Northeast
Stock Fund
Electronics
York
13.06
Theory Invest Fund
&
6.04
Western
62.40
Shares
Balanced
1
Gov
1
Line
10
17%
5
57
Gov't
8.00
Stock
National
11.95
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Glens
4.66
7.32
New England Fund
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
61.78
Fund
Investment
6.79
4.26
_
Series
1
Fund
Stock
Growth
Dividend
Stock
1
Income
Diversified
7.47
6.83
1
Fund
Delaware
Dow
Fund
Income
Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Diver
Inc
Investment
Western
6.21
Series——.—1
Income
Growth
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
9.57
1
1
Series
47%
9
16%
Co
Life
5
General Reinsurance Corp.
Series
45
40c
53
4
Co
Internat'l
28%
Pacific Indemnity Co
_3 %
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y.IO
Pioneer
11.98
Preferred Stock Series
Old
77
Protective
——1
27
2.50
Insurance
Northwestern
160
73%
81
Securities
19.37
153
80
Balanced
Bond
76
92%
Life
Ins
___
Northeastern
76
National
;
71%
Ins
13%
114%
2
(DC)
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—i
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
Georgia
180 %
Fire
River
77
Insurance
Life
Corp class A
American
4%
18.57
Series—
North
25%
11.14
Series—
North
175
5
—
3.01
New
37%
73
127%
11%
5
York
29%
121
110%
-1
Hampshire Insurance
35
49%
1
com
Nationwide
69%
_5
AA
139 %
5
Fire
New
4%
16.99
Corp
Co
Co
(Ark)
Ins
16%
27%
10
Life
Accident
36%
88%
10.19
al3.19
Western
Inc
Firemen's Fund
1
National
15%
34
24 %
Franklin
.—1
125%
120
&
Line Ins
1
17.41
Inc—
Union
1.25
24.31
Inc
National
Group
16.10
Fund
Old
43%
Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
Employers
Investment-—1
Fund
Concord
Nat'l
41%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (NJ)
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y
22.48
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Composite
Life
_5
Insurance
Forster
1
8.80
Nat'l
Assurance
interest—1
Investors
Fund—1
71 %
33
Continental Amer Life Ins
17.10
National
Inc
National Investors
65
29
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Fund
74%
1
Citizens Casualty
(NY)
"A"„2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
Combined Ins Co of America
1
11.45
Composite Bond & Stock
70
1
5
15.65
Co
10
2
Life
33 %c
int
Fund
&
9.41
Fund—
Life
(R
1.79
8.61
Stock
Investors
Morton
2.03
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
Ins
Boston Insurance Co
shares—lc
.
(N J)
Life
Standard
11.01
Commonwealth
28
„
5
Ltd——1
beneficial
Insurance
Co
190
25%
_5
Growth
C)
Ins
19%
184
Maryland
Beneficial
beneficial
of
Life
*
Mass
1
of
5
15%
Inc
shares
Insur
53 %
Funds—
Investors
Fund
Life
Insurance Co
18%
(Galveston)
Chicago Title & Trust Co—20
Mass
Life
Manhattan
13%
Ins
10.48
Gen
49
National
Madison
37%
143 %
18%
1
Home
Nat
10.07
Int'l
Commonwealth
Assurance—2.50
Ins—
35%
139
American
Fd—1
Income
16 %
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)
Fund__l
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
110%
15
American
Lincoln
47
Amer
Mutual Shares Corp
1.66
—
79%
38%
80%
43
American Income Life Ins Co__ 1
Mutual Trust Shares—-—---—1
xl62
—
D
20%
1
Assurance Co of Penna
5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins.J._
1
7.45
6.65
Mutual
11.93
Energy
&
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
19%
74
106
Life
7.29
Fund
General" Industries
Massachusetts
———1
1
Inc
Colonial
32%
Ask
17.75
Sayles Mutual Fund-
Massachusetts
Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
25%
30%
Bid
36
77
6.80
Trust
International Fund
Loomis
23%
2.50
Liberty Life Insurance.
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birmi— 2
16.87
Special Investment shares—lc
Inc
Century
Chemical
115.02
1
Investors
Medical
Chase
4.85
P<l.r
125 %
179
(111) _1
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American Founders Life Insur_l
American General Insur Co.1.50
16.25
15.50
—1
Canadian
4.44
LoomiS-Sayles Canadian &
Managed
California Fund Inc.--—.
Canada
General Fund—
14.86
17.13
Ask
120
173 %
1
Income
Insurance
9-
3-63
6-
1-64
9^.31
99.27
99.29
100.1
all.62
Inc—.
United States
Bid
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Ask
Sep
Security & Conv. Debentures
Bid
American
Tel
&
1994
4%s
1999
Carrier Corp 4V8s
Il982
Chicago Union Station 45/8s_1988
Commercial
Power
Paso
Fruehauf
Illinois
Indiana
Bell
Gas
5%s
4%s
Trailer
Bell
4%s
4%s
Tire
Tel
Tel
103
4s
conv
4%s
Lone Star Gas 4%s
98V2
101
Northern Nat Gas 4%s
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
99.973
Jan
2,
1964
99.038
99.052
3,
1963
99.906
99.909
Jan
9,
1964
98.959
98.974
Jan
15,
1964--
98.898
Oct
10,
15,
17,
24,
Oct
101%
107%
99%
99%
1976
Indiana & Mich Elec 4%s~
1993
1988
Ask
1963
99.839
99.843
1963
99.791
99.795
Jan
16,
1963
99.772
99.776
Jan
23,
1963
99.707
99.712
Jan 30,
99
99%
Oct
31,
1963
99.641
99.647
Feb
99%
99%
Nov
99.575
99.583
Feb
99%
7,
14,
1963
Nov
6,
13,
:
98.914
1964_^
98.888
98.904
1964—
98.821
98.838
1964
98.753
____
98.771
98.685
98.704
98.618
1964
1964
98.638
100
113
99%
100
&
1983
1977
Light 4%s__1993
Public Serv El & Gas 4%s_1993
Rept^liCp Pictures
Calif
4%s_1988
100%
4%s—1988
99%
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
ww
.
1984
Feb
Mar
5,
1964
Dec
5,
1963
99.317
Mar
12,
1964
Dec
12,
19,
1963
99.251
Mar
19,
1964
98.265
1963
99.176
99.186
Apr
15,
1964
98.007
98.024
Dec
26,
1963
99.128
99.154
July 15,
Aug 31,
1964
1964-i.
97.081
97.106
96,589
96.608
100 %
94%
1983
Feb
99.449
99.375
99%
99%
5s
99.520
99.365
Nov
—1965
Trans
99.512
99.441
1963
Nov
100%
4%s__2003
Gas
lessee Gas
1963
1963
109
100%
4s
Salif Edison
5s
99%
106
Telep
Bell
100%
101
Pow
116
100%
100
Pacific
21,
29,
Dec
100
105%
son?
—1983
Minn-Honeywell 4%s
100
1977
—2003
Bid
105
100%
100%
103%
1985
—1988
4%s
Bonds
99%
1992
Credit
Natural
Firestone
Ask
Tel
4%s
El
99.971
Oct
Bonds
Duke
1963
Oct
Issues
26,
Oct
Recent
20};
Fund—1
Growth
Insurance
13.62
15.70
Ltd_l
Fund
Lazard Fund Inc
Life
1
50c
—-1
Inc__
5.97
5.94
Corp
Bondstock
10.10
Keystone
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, September
Bid
3.50
——5
5.46
1.75
4.62
Insurance
9.26
5.30
4.23
Life
1
4.86
Mutual Fund Inc—1
1
Blue Ridge
10.69
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
1
1.59
Fund
Associated
11.10
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-3
Mutual Fund
American
10.17
All Amer Life & Casualty
(Income Fund)
(Growth Fund)—
S-2
9.78
Fund——1
Investors
American
Par
Ask '
Aetna
Cont.
-1
.
Insurance Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
2.39
Fund—
Aberdeen
.
99 %
98
100 %
99.309
99.242
100 %
20,
27,
1964
1964
—
1—
98.542
98.558
98.474
-
98.491
98.406
98.424
98.338
—_
98.357
98.279
100
FOOTNOTES
99%
119
122
127
130
•No
■
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value/'b Bid
t New
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
....
Volume
v
,
Number 6301
198
.
.
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45
(1177)
THE COURSE OF BANK! CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
with
a
based
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends-.
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available
at time of going to press. Accordingly, in the
above, the
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
on
country,
indicate
that
for
the
week
ended
Saturday,
Sept. 21, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
be
13.3%
Our
year.
we
preliminary
totals
stand
against $33,865,331,783 for the
this center there is
at
1962.
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
21.5%. Our comparative summary
for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
Ending Sept. 21—
1963
York
Boston
—_
Kansas
St.
City
Louis
San
1962
%
$22,431,356,047 $18,460,908,690
1,538,615,474
1,480,183,885
*1,315,000,000
1,251,000,000
1,026,202,5122
940,933,394
640,589,240
623,882,743
523,600,000
486,600,000
1,160,829,000
1,145,390,167
508,780,895
483,332,570
:
821,968,874
730,292,903
436,510,201
441,222,778
Chicago
Philadelphia
;
Francisco
Pittsburgh
it
appears
(including
that
in
the
city)
this
the
expansion of 16.0%; in the Boston Re¬
an
District of 6.1%.
totals
present further below we
this
District
Reserve
District of 4.1%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
serve
are
10.1%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
larger
District by
and
$38,372,377,837
week in
same
located and from
York
totals record
are able to give the final
complete results of the week previous—the week
ended Sept. 14. For that week there was an increase of
11.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $33,629,622,553 against $30,164,504,950 in the same week in 1962.
Outside this city there
was an increase of 5.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a gain of 16.5%.
We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
week last
are
New
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement,
however, which
clearings will
above those for the corresponding
they
the
us,
3.1%;
by
in
the
Richmond
Reserve
5.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
The
provement
Chicago Reserve District registers
of
the
7.0%;
St.
Louis
Reserve
im¬
an
District
5.9%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.5%.
the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
of
of
In
gain
a
0.8%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.3%, and in
the
Francisco
San
District
Reserve
of
5.7%.
+21.5
4.0
+
Endecfsept.
+
5.1
+
9.1
+
2.7
+
7.6
1st
+
1.4
2nd
New
+
SUMMARY
Boston
Week
14—
OF
BANK
CLEARINGS
1963
1961
Inc.or
1962
Federal Reserve Districts
Dec. %
:
12
—
York
cities
9
"
1960
$
$
988,669,145
948,976,740
+ 16.0
1,049,152,253
1,092,083,278
19,611,289,730
4.1
15,706,160,284
16.048,381,179
+
16,902,231,275
Ten
cities,
cities,
five
days
5.3
3rd
Philadelphia
.1,274,302,996
1,201,610,941
+
6.1
1,220,651,775
1,221,715,442
+12.6
4th
Cleveland
7
"
1,705,146,061
3.1
Richmond
6
"
963,067,282
+
5.7
1,584,617,934
941,948,281
1,580,263,933
5th
Atlanta
_______________________10
"
+ 10.0
1,557,450,129
1,591,744,300
7th
Chicago
17
44
1,829,873,220
2,009,707,353
1,653,926,465
'911,397,332
1,662,804,369
1,878,005,364
+
1.1
6th
Cleveland
Baltimore
7.0
1,844,282,348
—
9
"
.
936,292,305
five
1.9
8th
4
"
890,886,828
5.9
805,749,112
7
"
847,040,413
2.5
834,047,795
815,291,99*
+13.8
10th
Minneapolis
City
943,471,011
867,868,227
1.989,218.115
827,433,874
$37,044,223,573 $32,561,734,340
1,328,154,264
1,303,597,443
days
+16.7
Kansas
9
44
853,414,669
846,436,956
0.8
802,333,420
800.340,683t
1.9
11th
Dallas
6
"
788,161,779
721,059,681
9.3
12th
Other
$30,403,452,253 $26,043,747,130
6,640,771,320
6,517,987,210
San Francisco
10
"
1,691,236,947
1,599,953,073
5.7
671,463,708
1,608,892,811
657,932,78*
1,679,600,890
106 cities
33,629,622,553
30,164,504,950
+ 11.5
28,566,266,742
29,097,192,245
*
14,672,394,515
13,891,148,023
+
5.6
13,441,945,272
13,645,898,10*
+
9th
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
Total
days
day
one
all
five
cities
for
week
+
$38,372,377,837 $33,865,331,783
St. Louis
+13.3
—
_____________
Total
+
♦Estimated.
Outside New York City—---
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The results
on
We also! furnish a summary of the clearings for the
month of August.
For that month there was an increase
of the entire body of clearing houses of 4.6%, the 1963
—Month of August-—
StocksNo.
of
1963
shares
-Eight Months-
1962
91,593,815
1963
77,458,994
?
&
Internat'l
misc.
724,729,118
Bank-
Foreign
U.
govt
Govt..
S.
643,521,659
$986,544,400
286,000
18,678^200
;_
been
having
delphia Reserve District of 1.5%.
15,000
84,057,400
7,176,000
clearings
serve
District the totals show
Month
of
serve
bonds
$106,735,460
14
Exchange for the eight months
44
14
of 1960
44
13
44
8
following:
—Number of Shares
1963
January
February
Quarter_.
April
May
89,108,085
66,131,993
92,803,996
118,034,886
215,497,672
65,255,742
110,987,380
100,160,175
90,555,747
___,
2nd
Six
68,482,247
Quarter.
302,267,^19
Months
;
271,847,364
6
"
44
14
44
The
(000,000
392,831,921
m~Mi°o«oh of 1961
Aupst-—
1962
I960
Omitted)
New
CITIES
1963
76,268
71,895
66,664
62,806
...
5,776
t'995
4,983
4.600
40,439
Detroit
Boston
....
3,681
San
Fran..,
Cleveland
Houston
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Richmond
Louisville
New
.
2d24
1,970
2,175
1,913
:1,344?
1,280
Jacksonville.
,'oofl
Portland
1,344
1,402
Seattle
..
Omaha
Denver
St.
Paul....
Buffalo
16,952
14,508
11,078
8,292
8.104
10,259
1,365
1,203
-
950
1,168
952
8,516
10,993
-
.
1,154
1,243
880
812
811
,
994
-v
-
9,086
1,307
11,078
1,099
1,388
1,101
1,119
1,020
949
805
877
.879
725
695
681
:
664
669
777
745
720
617
860
.
810
823
799
878
~
..
783
801
n?w* ^,*,es 137,690 131.448 123,626
Cities
10,667
Other
10,415
Outside NYC
9,959
148,357 141.863
72,089
69,967
133,585
66,921
now
8,787
738
9,662
128,379
65,753
86,008
65,573,223,305
1962
$
—
River
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
"
31
"
99,547,204,312
6
11
Minneapolis
Kansas
City
16
"
Louis
:
35,209,058,643
+
9.3
564,878,828,019
41,898,246,627
54,983,202,882
30,449,823,406
0.6
+
3.0
+
4.1
60,263,903,823
95,274,854,096
29,935,852,387
+
28,529,285,825
7.0
55,328,244,865
+
4.5
91,160,352,241
+
5.9
27,966,747,738
+
4.4
27,047,262,061
_______
—
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)
89,776,262,457
27,302,445,691
25,059,540,346
35,025,831,581
38,487,083,718
+
2.7
37,307,743,619
.+•
6.7
40,572,546,760
63,340,461,675
+
5.0
57,775,271,841
54,409,857,246
1,212,564,539,962
1,134,106,412,579
+
6.9
1,064,577,328,702
981,278,033,040
551,773,013,320
+
4.3
516,620,773,167
500,200,502,403
"
170
cities
City—
months for two years:
CLEARINGS
Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All1963
Month
$
$
January
$
$
Dec. %
150,888,660,152
162,901,493,043
132,025,633,102
149,599,676,100
March
1962
1963
Inc. or
1962
.
February—
.
+
121,814,264,730
145,547,969,685
+
8.4
62,988,693,270
73,905,516,982
60,718,609,930
+
2.8
68,456,398,168
68,576,577,954
76,119,694,710
8.0
Inc. or
Dec. %
+
3.0
+
3.|f
—
0.2
444.526.802.245
(418;250,894,567
+
6.3
207,564,786,148
203,200,704,866
+
2ti
154,292,285,978
139,421,815,663
148,853,393,679
+
10.7
+
si-
+
6.2
67,932,695,071
71,907,333,684
+
4.2
143,851,676,033
+
2.0
73,446,186,506
74,943,934,491
69,780,553,672
69,266,324,739
+
o.v
432,126,885,375
+
6.2
218,170,674,669
209,106,353,494
+
4.fr
+
3.$
"
Total
1st
Quarter
April
May
158,025,153,814
146,683,041,823
June
Total
2nd
459,000,481,615
Quarter
T '
August
8
6.3
425,735,460,817
+
13.3
77,448,578,394
69,498,107,703
+
11.4
141,863,331,914
+
4.6
72,089,140,712
69,967,847,257
+
3.0
1,212,564,539,962
July
Total
+
141,865,300,723
1,134,106,412,579
+
6.9
575,273,179,923
551,773,013,320
+
4.3
850,377,779,942
903,527,283,860
160.679.881.246
L
Months
6
412,307,058,360
148,357,374,856
Total
,
33,234,440,729
497,610,541,751
41,150,178,255
56.080,680.234
28,713,495,338
54,427,675,694
39,549,665,049
" !
17
York
2.9
45,196,240,813
"
11
Francisco
New
$
$
+
31,151,751,845
31,707,361,152
29,781,266,807
40,623,678,330
48,215,609,445
66,525,387,504
.
1960
1961
or
575,273,179,923
14
Months—
showing the figures for each city for the month of August and
-Jan. 1 to Aug.
$
Inc.
1963
or
Dec. %
f.
$
and for week ended Sept. 14.
since Jan. 1 for two years
31-
1962
$
$
Dec. %
$
1962
1963
Inc. or
Inc. or
1961
1960
Dec. %
$
$
;ton—
21,627,877
44,111,771
3,681,963,038
'
20,438,929
+
45,157,947
—
3,674,245,803
16,908,832
+
17,117,785
11.600,226
301,282,002
Island—Providence
(14
16
Chicago
St,
"
Dallas
1962
8,970,272
23,707,761
98,852,570
76,633,748
Bedford
Springfield
Total
Atlanta
43,658,377,002
61,013,527,973
32,428,402,795
64,485,035,289
"
8
MONTHLY
74,087
11,828,722
—
Holyoke
Waterbury
"
14
Richmond
Inc.
Dec. %
37,004,605.540;
600,655,824,333
43,941,798,220
59,262,168,973
38,063,919,566
Eight Months
Eight Months
Eight Months
13
Philadelphia
Cleveland
San
981,278
550,200
$
3,472 ,791,681
4,696 ,237,818
4,937 ,548,768
7,2321,432,836
128,379,323,649
The following compilation covers the years by
907,191
76,812
3,527 ,447,920
+
66,921,222,782
'
Portland
•
82,135
3,644,945,521
4,855,548,327
-
133,585,361,720
656,514,769,787
Outside
5,204
_
1963
Massachusetts—Boston
-
5,708_
987,765"
7.6
'i
3.0
"
Month of August
Maine—Bangor
New
6.105
+
$
Total
6,076
7,316
6,110
5,526
5,216
4,756
6,042
1,212,564 1,134,106 1.064 577
575,273
551,773
516,620
.
Rhode
6,471
add our detailed statement
First Federal Reserve District
•New
5,880
5,706,219,368
1963
York
9,440"
6,635
5,794
5,120
5,413
6,247
118,717 1,126,556 1,051,971
Clearings at
Fall
9,248
6,419
8,107
6,971
1.0
+
12th
9,382
7,519
10,160
8,059
9,892
8,602
0.6
+
69,967,847,257
11th
7,390
8,804
7,089
6,519
5,385
5.0
+
73,089,140,712
10
6th
8,236
7,413
9,419
7,798
8,801
10,782
+
-4,989,997,285
3,815 ,184,329
7,167 ,073,132
12,009 ,440,046
L——
New
4th
14,603
15,135
13,692:
10,877
8.692
10,432
4.4
3.1
16,404
14,183
10,894
8,620
;
9,727
11,619
7,252
8,789
7,405
7,061
7,574
6,151
6,850
6,452
+
+
1.8
cities
3rd
37,965
44,327
26,304
26,871
26,354
21,914
18,395
16,275
16,539
14,027
15,436
17,394
14,391
17,703
15,238
15,826
4,113,374,496
7,169,113,492
11,546,512,971
3,542,748,509
+
4.6
14
10th
19.747
2.9
4,092,274,478
7,759,811,500
+
Boston
5th
1960
46,275
25,138
28,340
28,987
21,433
7,113 ,074,662
+
1st
481,077
38,835
18,641
12,409
1,539
.
1,140
23,675
1,408
1,146
718
....
We
18,059
14,861
866
Washington.
Nashville
1,900
1,061
000
..
Milwaukee
2,117
|1,163
1,132
-
....
Memphis
17,360
1,131
867
....
1.821
5'' W
1,220
'
Birmingham
18,518
2,027
1,795
1,944
2,400
1,016
-
1,873
2,367
2,217
}'?2S
J'471
J>193- 1,129
1,074
..
14,908
33-197
24,614
2,416
2,379
1,902
Orleans
18,348
15,733
19,449
30,329
3,492
2,745
2,587
2,290
U858
...
.
18.875
3,466
2'782
2,839
o'033
2,329
1,92
2.478
..
16,415
1,832
2,243
3,585
'S
o
o'oon
City
Louis...
2,203
29,156
2,790
.
Minneapolis.
2,022
3,393
3,674
q'noR
3'026
Kansas
St.
48,196
3.234
s'i?o
..
Dallas
Pittsburgh
6,077
3,489
oJii
5,749
5,221 ,301,485
7,098,329,626
8,291,960,628
7th
547,956
5,380,008,818
3.4
141,863,331,914
8th
1961
582,333
40,921
47,144
27,360
29,683
31,635
23,470
21,966
16,452
648,530
68,796,746,454
1.5
+
11,988,814,894
3,733,751,041
3,736,908,313
Eight Months
AUGUST
1962
637,291
f'255
64,886,
6.0
+
8,437,718,321
Federal Reserve Districts
53,870,465
65,349,933
-—Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
1963
York..
Philadelphia
Chicago
5,844
IN
4,300, 142,442
148,357,374,856
41
9th
LEADING
$
eight months for four years:
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
FOR
1960
1961:
4,496,104,683
cities
Outside New York City
of bank clearings for
leading cities for the
August and for the eight months ended
Aug. 31
CLEARINGS
City Reserve
5,273,415,818
7,668,513,005
17
Total
course
BANK
v\'
or
yl,4-;'
+
6,138,245,498
2nd
month of
4,594,861,178
74,157,636,716
5,387,457,339
7,423,639,174
3,757,911,963
5,038,305,062
Kansas
larger by 1.0%; in the Dallas Re¬
are
Inc.
+
.
Minneapolis!
the
and
the
1.8%.
1962
8,100,398,161
12,355,037,846
3,922,022,236
202,650.982
571,794,331
60,898,990
81.526,684
44
16
190,180,939
57,2911,287
68,826,830
76,532,865
73,121,328
44
._
65,715,223
96,950,136
74,161,696
77,458,994
91,593,815
Louis
63,932,362
60,533,354
299,946,967
101,775,900
276,403,297
491,900,969
556,852,399
76,282,904
July
August
St.
1960
80,883,432
105,190,298
June
8th
1961
254,584,480
106,521,874
______
March
1st
1962
100,614,538
79,185,645
74,784,297
44
16
31
to 1963 is indicated in the
2.9%, and in the
District by 7.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
District by
4,658,471,675
78,591,142,811
5,470,136,390
7,677,098,854
4,210,886,039
cities
10
._
the
on
In
Dec. %
._
The volume of transactions in
share properties
New York Stock
5.0%,
District of 0.6%.
Federal Reserve Districts
$95,862,000 $874,425,160 $1,045,563,800
of
The Chicago Reserve
increase of 3.1%; the St.
an
of
August—
1963
Total
District
credit
District
District the totals
improvement of 3.4%;
an
its
to
Reserve
Reserve
In the Cleveland Re¬
59.004,000
has
District
$148,359,374,856,
1962 aggregate of $141,863,331,914.
In the New
York Reserve District the totals register a gain of
6.0%;
in the Boston Reserve District of 1.4% and in the Phila¬
1962
$88,686,000 $790,081,760
$88,057,260
Louis
of
Richmond Reserve
the
Atlanta Reserve District of 4.4%.
the
and
Bonds—
Railroad
in
aggregate
for August and the
eight months of 1963 and 1962 follow:
Description—
.
119,978,730
—
+
157,025,938
156 ,596,886
+
0.3
325,928,924
322 ,145,164
+
1.2
0.2
30,329,164,375
140,648,189
90,567,486
1.2
2.0
-7,928,140
+ 13.1
19,481,384
+ 21.7
74,113,535
19,109,652
23,154,832
4,594,861,178
—15.7
+ 10.5
+
592 ,246,954
2,158 ,744,557
+
1.8
860,955,672
4,396,123
+■
2,292 JL81
13.3
10,807,706
-5,057,731
8.891,631
4.3
786,742,273
765,439,77a
4,418,952
4,071,571
5,107,999
1.2
1.3
—
966 ,137,688
5.1
+10.8
1
—
2.3
'2,244,899
5,499,689
25,891,702
19,132,569
73,012,569
28,538,997
4,857,000
27,699,367
19,187,736
68,956,535
28,562,189
208 ,766,700
+
5.9
1,555 ,022,300
151 ,319,898
+
6.8
47,039,100
46/762~800
+
2.9
7,767,126
4,698,045
37,004,605,540
+
2.9
+
—
—
.
1,646-7500
4,581,396
6.5
-
-
.......
4,445,090
21,158,325
13.2.
0.3
1,834*042
15,368,600
17,545,193
16.259,624
57,370,240
Hi
63,018,402
26,035,349
28,082,939
0.6
41.746,400
39,962,10O
+ 65.3
5,673,108
2.380,927
988,669,145
948,976,740
;
221,059,100
1,660,132,700
155,643,115
38,063,919,566
+
—
5.6
1.4
—
4,453,307
5.1
—17.5
+
944,357,521
,
5.8
+
763 ,679,574
622,309,250
2,391,424,368
+
1.3
10,828,688
825,450,130
2.3
59 ,352,729
5.5
—
,
+
151 887,170
3.4
807,730,974
2.2
5,404,275
5,340,150
12,264,682
■
+ 13.1
25,958,900
197,747,500
50,052,919
167,874,707
—
92 699,596
+
•
117,833,667
24,625,300
-
+
29,683 531,622
142 ,474.702
+
93,734,941
266,347,589
208,871,400
4,658,471,675
5.8
2.3
1,092,083,278
1,049,152,253
+
+
4.1
46
(1178)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of August-
Clearings
at
1963
-Jan. 1 to Aug.
1962
Inc.
$
Second Federal Reserve
Mew
District—Hew
YrtrX—A]hany
New
York
:rr,
vn*
:>•
v."
j
Total
■
+
6.2
2,740.094.648
5;574.731.950
'
Vj+.'V 18,773,429
_£
';,+
(10
v-,'
cities).:
36.156,171
Monday, September 23, 1963
-Week Ended Sept. 14
Inc. or
$
1961
1960
S
Dec. %
S
-f
9.3
178.361,741
158.728.387
4" 12.4
160,252.496
+
3.5
163,474,802
168.542,379
3.0
250,936.216
121,763,254
153,359,403
: +
4.7
4,346,615
3,577,789
+ 21.5
3,632.304
-4.
1.0
4.557,932
'4.803,027
5.1
582,333,399.259
4.
9.4
18,957,228.038
16,273,356,927
4,355,853
15,124,321,470
6.3
69,692,866
58,545,264
38.219,180
35,668,828
92,439,638
102,968,918
92.288.924
106,719,750
19,611,289,730
16,902,231,275
6.1
154,963,958
637.291.360,039
2.150.569.765
2,022.104.538
1.243.150.101
1,205,757,445
—
;2f
+: 16.5
*
1.7
.
2.8
300,046.919
+
4.5
+
8.2
1.3
■+,
9.3
+
8.1
+
.
3.1
4.
+
287,171,619
5.4
+' 19.0
•
159.648,76
163,712,05
3,661,21
/
4.649,51
15,451,294,14
57,919,106
...
58,521,51
,
+
7.2
36,104.745
+
0.2
78,618,960
83,643,16
3.5
90,019,134
90,373,57
16.0
15,706,160,284
16,048,381,17
L833.771. {
+ 20.0
1,564,942
1,951,888
+
4.3
1,589,753
2,129>,60
957,333
3,370,59
•—■;
32,877,24
.
*
2.0
+
442,681,347
:
2.506,383,208
6.2
.—
,394,968,-432
78,591,142,811
.
1962
$
.
5,385.201.639
,127,443,623
-3,201.285.703
3,731,123.081
2.5
2.958.135.136
3,682,548,832
-
■
1963
or
Dec. 'k
'
+
154.488,672
35,159,841
431,483,062
.Tr "
Inc.
■$
+
.251,068,497
402,7,66,549
2.6
+
71.895.484,657
>
151.860.053
■TJtirft
-
19.260,385
-.266,712,800
Pew Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
t
15.8
76,268,234.144
V
Syracuse
nv.,
5.5
16,333,370
•>
Rochester
,
681.132;042
"13,745,599
-
31-
1962
;V.;; V+";
$
"
Jamestown
.
266.550.099
718,784.942
'
'
1963
.
York—
283.135.436
Buffalo
Elmira
e
or
Dec. I'o
.
74.157,636,716
+
6.0
32.0
656,514,769,787
.
.
.
600,655,824,333
'
,
+
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
*
8,699,*778
Chester
li.
:
6,592,155
+
10,800,508
.
Bethlehem
.••J
8,511,274
(k)
+ 26.9
£
(a)
Harrisbtirg £££;
39,092,417
Lancaster
24.506,832
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Beading
"16,950,646
,
Scranton
York
;•
i
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
(13
;
_
0.2
195,248,482
+
7.7
70,526.981
72,436,100
40,439.823.000
40,921,197,000
109.323,886
112,712,245
+
272,959,537
257,155,529
+
+
187,920,450
2X2
1.562,269
+:+
8.9
8,324,215
+
8:1
+
6.7
1,103.562.575
7.1
691,015,061
656,963,133
{86,885,485
.
(a)
—
1,976,37
(a)
9.0
•
3.9
+
■'■y.
5,689,911
254,753,928
4,185,772
232,933,491
+
17,445.334
16,845,733
+
3.6
70.919,258
63,981,403
+ 10.8
+
•'
>
...
8.2
+
*
'
5.2
.
:
i.—.—
-
V,'+-.:-5;59>4f;32r
7,92f,ll
7,415,560
,
8,250,625
.
(a)
8.1
+
7.6
31,947,347
+
24.9
2,889^42
7,373.106
14,163,778
+
7.200,691
■
—j
X';-
35,535,371
-
8.4
+
(a)
'.: ;;
.
;
...,6,691,856
+
.2,987,640
7,151,629
.
[
8,915,336
9.4
4,922^92
1,143,000~00
^
>8,-941,304'
'(a)
:
■
4,94&il00
'1,144,000^000
—
'
1,128.000,000
6.1
+
(a)
1.3
5.6
+ 40.1
5,763,107
L-
.
1,191.000,000
3.0
—
1.020.057,756
—
136,638,064
•
'
+
'
-
2,036,226'
(a) '
1.2
3.2
2,200,408
.
2.6
1.2
+ 27.3
•
.
+'
279.084,922
'
27,681,481
*80,737,706
„
(a)
4-
31,865,489
145,858,527
? Jersey—Trentoni_
Total
'
304,205.814
(a)
34,104,890
1,701,806.
9,001,075
—
Dtt; BoiS-.-.i.iwJ.--,--.—;++
Mew
'
(a) '
:-'XX
—
13,311,791
32,876,462
{Wilkes-Barrc
,»
.
64.052,302
.
7.5
+
9,523,565
4,995;687,000-
5,055,609,000
'
:
56,464,156
67,541,324
(a)
36.367,719
24,447,309
10,256,266
61,051,822
+:;
.
33,028,228
12,644,053
15,798,668
28,66CT,91
14,229,47
-.
—
cities)
5,470,136,390
5,387,457,339
1.5
+
43,658.377,002
43,941,798,220
0.6
—
1,274,302,996
1,201,610,941
+
6.1
1,220,651,775
1
1,221,715,44"
Feorth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
38,696.502
Cincinnati
Columbus
Hamilton
11.978,401.036
' +
+
4.9
—
2.3
-'3,156,747,900
4.3
187.092.752
3,025,220,900
175,484,937
+
+
60,562,165
-i-
4.4
19.422,665
+
32.0
X
<L
-
7,433,914
+
9.6
+
6.6
542,273,340
519,510.313
+
6.1
498,207,082
489.688.061
4.
1.7
+ 10.1
480,005.324
448.175,162
+
59.234,703
176,439,087
2,038,413,086
179,739,061
+
1.8
•1,404.204.581
1.410.859.014
2,033.451,980
+
0.2
16,415,790.332
16,452.618.292
48,472,324
147,027,639
+
33,720.883
31.587,963
+
;
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling..
Total
(14
14,748.916
cities)
:.'v
-
4.8
15,220,217
+
3.6
332,734,138
339.510,87
+
3.4-
646,448,670
642,861.82
99.289,300
98.009.900
+
1.3
90,846.900
81,050.40
14,105,568
17,379,758
15,865,621
11.1
14.424.337
13,260,58
15,219,499
+
14.2
15,333,314
16.352,90
488.024,616
474,687,081
+
2.8
469,610,358
471,811,27
1,705,146,061
1,653,926,465
+
3:1
1,584,617.934
1,580,263,93
15,416,06"
7.423,639,174
—
0.5
0.2
—
3.1
365.188,156
349.937,482
4-
6.8
255,217,044
119,783; 128
231,383.406
+ 10.3
—13.7
17,093,121
:
7,677,098,854
A
7.1
.
59,063,797
West
Y":
I '
;;
65,123,945
+>
65,239.378
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
680,152,016
4.9
+
15,010.018
354,982,330
702.949,205
6.6
63,534,257
15,737,642
367,659,972
.
3.6
23,470,298.777
62,674,515
Toledo
1.7
—
•,
12,409.635.100
24,614.946,869
8,147.495
Newark
i
509.707.610
7.3
5.2
413,316,600
69,416,806
Youngstown
500.902.108
+
+
25.639.648
.
Mansfield
—36.0
1,471,785,795
2,958,940.668
..
403,994,200
Lorain
Erie
60,417,323
1.578.926,814
3,112,569,200
Cleveland
3.4
61,013,527,973
59,262,168,973
+
3.0
201. 488,656
+
8.3
+
140,321,818
4.4
14.6
'
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
29,524.045
South
Columbia
'
+
10.7
117.952.000
+
8.1
6,163,300
+
3.8
.150,000
961, 071.000
+
5.0
1.129.764,298
28.830.000
+
5.7
33.082,000
14.7
+
25.694.000
21.186.00
52.168.366
.122,923
8,292, 582,758
+
6.0
46,719.006
291,172,857
11.7
285.576,977
+
2.0
+
315.577,805
315,925,54
+
14.3
,408.593
877, 99.9,464
+
5.4
0.5
,687.019
14,508, 770.029
+
2.4
Carolina—Charleston
!
360. 585,389
104,128,814
8.763.420
of
Total
.646,248
119.015.875
1,913.025,692
V;'
'8.546.172
+
2.6
777.230.447
.274,648
745.469,426
4.3
,818.864
4,210,886,039
cities)
4.092,274,478
:"■+
2.9
32,428,402,795
31.151.751,845
—
6,395,756
6,510,128
6.342.51
13,231,007
11,595,592
+ 14.1
10,572.774
10.899.91
416,280~HI
391,74X585
+
6.3
404,292,180
420X02"73
4.6
202,905,521
187,49X878
+
X2
179,~30l"394
1)51X3X58
4.1
5.880. 626.496
Columbia—Washington
(8
+ 11.7.
68. 628,053
+
Frederick
District
.294,500
1,902.672.699
Maryland—Baltimore
:
26,669.070
127,515.000
1,193,990.187
Richmond
963,067,282
911,397,332
+
5.7
541,948.281
936,292,30
5.3
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
159,698.869
Nashville
8.3
43.513,566
38,611.008
+
12.7
+
5.7
193,167.494
179,284.887
+
7.7
18,059,515.229
16,952, 800,000
168,714.866
+
171.600,121
43,844,523
6.5
+
4.7
544,100.000
504,400.000
+
7.9
349.592,728
317, 208.350
494,300.000
510,800,000
+
0.8
35,969,281
32,171,203
+
4.0
11,542,648
10.809,203
+
6.8
274,152,957
255, 903,034
9,253,094
+
7.1
8.595,635
35,102.429
+
9.1
272.892,952
247. 789,356
+ 10.1
1,253,586,085
+
5.9
9,508,828
8,05X562
+Xs"i
8.X24492
X 8,44X531
+
17.0
1,779.354.108
1,557, 841,982
8.9
11,619,463,306
10,782, 642,349
18,940,708
+ 10.4
17,301,011
15,672,637
+ 21.1
376,447,780
40.703.000
325 017,923
+
1.7
308,558,000
316 .098.000
92,710.547
+
0.1
739.227,637
709 976,655
4.1
1.9
100,747,060
96 888,418
4.0
1.5
>30,535.849
30 .456,213
0.3
1,089.688
904,574
10,993,099.000
871.151
10.259 ,078,000
862,841
7.2
340,502,000
288,506,000
+ 18.0
282,370,000
262,506,844
64,485.035,289
60,263,903,823
+
7.0
1,829,873,220
1,662,804.369
+10.0
1,557,450.129
1,591,744,306
15.6
5,835,611
4.217.811
+ 38.4
29,718,129
26,75X267
+XXl
2X8tX7i4
13,97X161
13,7lX25l
+"X5
15,08X951
11,991.705
—
—
3,792,795
—
1,280,494,000
+
5.0
8,100,398,161
cities)
12,221.507
3,737.102
1,344.659,000
7,759,811,500
+
4.4
722,349
+ 14.2
+
+ 15.8
2.4
—
20,178.494
16,727,247
+ 20.6
158.649.627
3,726,093.000
3,489,608.000
+ ' 6.8
76.140,379
Grand
.V? 64,052,996
29,156,612,000
137,231.181
27,360,874.000
+
6.6
+ 18.9
102,451,518
474,136.805
99,618.704
414,834,056
+
14.3
+
814,967.193
786.612,473
+
3.6
Rapids
Jackson
"'18.501,656
—
Lansing
;
25,496,949
City
155.052,307
160,805,184
—24.0
531,956.309
503,138,997
+
5.7
2.2
207.347,110
199,439,694
+
63,744,288
625,584,371
Bend
664,932.820
1,245,309,001
:v+
2.0
+
6.4
72,066.478
1,127,245,101
3,650.078,267
3,833,633.123
"
460.634.058
3.6
19,810,930
19"34Xi54
+"Xi
5.0
10X6"90~000
loi.XXeOO
+~Xi
12,951,271
+
6.3
+
10.5
170,743.241
60,04 4',406
423.699,229
160,134,236
8.7
60,638.107
;•+
1.0
478,910,739
810.663.834
6.1
474.222,301
6,850.911.442
9,028,330
6,471.526.685
5.9
+
3.9
82,736.531
74.388.091
Oshkosh
+
1.3
98,861,222
94,209,557
—
3,5
14,526,383
14.477,167
+ 22.3
41,728.590
42,322,804
313.662.426
X 7
Sheboygan
18,670,812
9,378.651
13,391,281
Water town
1.807,376
5,418.596
4,430,999
"42,296.965
39,336.315
Rapids—
Moines
.
359.180.902
6,377.919
•
16,397.982
8,818.962
10,249,991
344,204,307
2,682,700.493
7.4
766.841.897
—
4.414,322
17.263,434
5,776,227.446
—
Decatur
7.5
+ 16.7
99,363,505
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
RIoomington
Chicago
+
307,687,546
92.054.955
City
"■
;-V +11.6
13,218,974
; 1,744,913
Manitowoc
+ 44.5
—
5,844.193,768
w
Peoria
5.0
Rockford
135.577,190
140,108,982
75,885,424
1.2
48,196,231,188
80,268,602
47,144.386,297
v
Springfield
Sterling
79,368.503
42,692,352
-.-
V"
—
0.8
*
340,333,096
492.662,700
cities)-.
+
+
—
12,895,527
4,270.809
4,307,804
19X693~677
18X3X4X75
11,743,954
.
:u:
5,359,446
12,193.219
i
5,439,32"
+~Xi
175,XoXo32
+12.1
+ 19.7
8,218,375
67,713,469
63,158.482
6.4
24,133.434
23.992,702
^
173,93X13
1.4
10,684,912
9,528,376
+ 16.2
85,736.347
71.621.323
1.7
24,303,289
25,966,152
—
0.9
^97,69X00
0.3
9.7
+
0.4
+
—
,17,766,5
X
'
4.9
—
9.260,618
+ 26.4
—
3.2
5.5
2,235.150
2,398.327
2.2
1,451,249,599
1,350,437,078
303,962,653
+12.0
9,294,813
481.449,743
,
4
6.6
+i2XiX793
—
+
-
,
5
-
6.8
1,877.220
2.077,467
7.5
1,337,064.435
1,486,201,660
5.5
9.213.856
-11.5
19,568.868
22.449,186
0.9
15,586.562
15,216.987
0.2
9.837,039
8.250.400
9,009,752
-
V
9.884.001
.74,377,948
+
2!3
+
6.7
556.860,539
14.865,882
16,792,287
40,300.825
v
543.676,968
+
2.4
+
5.9
16,657,608
16.811,838
315,944,049
32,035.271
+ 11.0
9,728,165
9,713,555
95.274.854.096
X+ 4.5
2,009,707,353
1.878.005,364
+
7.0
1,844,282,348
1,989,218,115
5.5
463,200.000
445,000,000
+
4.1
420.200.000
434.900,000
211,628,976
177.407,872
3.720.850
+
20.1
350.677,378
34,808,459
11,988,814,894
4,467.915
(31
+ 23.4
'
59,708,934
44.871,290
—14.0
—
-X; 40,194.051
59.217,694
2,309.688,303
780,231,830
56,706.662
'
49.586,947
23.808,891
;
1642X563:
+ 11.2
20,834,602
-
'
lOO.oiXoX)
1.0
+
;
—
;
Iowa—Cedar
8.1
—
860,231,050
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
~
6.4
+
+ 23.0
51.081,846
•
4,511,39
+ 13.1
479,761,838
+
74,939,112
137,222,435
489,502,390
—
—
7.649,307
80,978,433
54,368,026
Indianapolis
4,434,999" '
4.0
26,072,537
168.806,549
i
Total
—16.3
61.292,760
:
8,139,008
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
0.1
+
22,111';892
75,975.702
Muskegon
Gary
20.5
+
District—Chicago—
Detroit
+
3.1
99.547.204,312
+
-
8.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lo
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
1,932.366,259
1,858,709.017
4.0
29.662.673
X
15.733.823.628
14.908.681.085
27,014.223
98
235.777.767
208.941.663
"
(a)
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
X~I
+
+ 12.8
I
6,406,796
1.016,377,628
805,782.897'
5.8
8.516.099,970
8,104,595,923
7.5
5.1
264.819,533
244,462,795
+
8.3
203.574.121
7,061.003.925
6.519.326.060
3,541,816
15.918,664
8.3
211,606,590
197,654,869
+
7.1
9.0
30.827.447
178,548.099
28.704.921
7.4
7.1
129,828.415
127,501.738
3,922,022,236
3,733,751,041
5.0
31,707,361,152
29.935,852,387
1,074.991,562
866,347,467
*3,860.963
Quincv
Total
*
14,793,312
Kentucky—Louisville
)
20.902,023
41,386,623
Flint
>
285,128,342
29l","706462
40,007,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
I
281,630,930
256,674" 2 94
+ 11.6
616
.
Seventh Federal Reserve
>
7.3
+~Xe
92,733,245
(16
Sioux
+
320.~24X744
688,159,380
Meridian
Des
293,051,683
35X0X0473
+ 15.3
Jackson
Terre
314,456,500
7.8
75.600,652
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
South
6.2
+
174,188,935
1,539,935,87i
87,175,164
50,103.909
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans-
«1
10.432, 110.674
36,425,19
203.793,929
Mobile
Bay
11,078,224,607
38,210.591
1,402,879,735
Alabama—Birmingham
V
2,175,800,000
37,405,003
Macon
Total
1,257. 591,902
6.105, 778,618
9.4
Columbus
t-
1,362,384,538
6.452,680.158
+
!/
45,906,436
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
I"
8.4
—
+ 12.2
Augusta
i
174,346,900.
783.059,578.
1,326,971,528
•
V.
:
878.633,107
2,379,600,000
Georgia—Atlanta
(7
cities)
if!
bit
(ai
+
38.100,997
1.8
+
3X4X888
iXfiXl 64
5.9
943,471,011
890,886,828
+" Xo
3,42X892
3,49X026
5.9
805,749,112
827,433,874
+
vr
'
Volume
198
Number 6301
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
-Month of August1963
Hinth Federal Reserve District-
41,326,587
3
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Fergus
North
Falls
£; Grand
HH
H~II
,.
Huron
Montana—Billings
Great
Falls
Lew is ton
46,746,470
10,333,740
588,248,276
569,932,054
+
2247319,168
137000!i09
+
.<—
46,761,061
27,769,760
+
+
0.6
+
92.029,508
116,453,770
101.053,700
0.3
155,082,486
143,697.690
+
7.7
444,050,758
+
407,746,665
+
49,913,902
+
230,219,690
+
5.2
250.400.861
+
1.5
587,916,110 1
574,382,298
+
2,467.852
+
7.9
20.012,815
19.079.612
+
3.736.903,313
+
0.6
29,781,266,807
28,529,285.825
+
4.4
5,578.455
53,8397079
880.570,209
6.319.701
+"¥2
8,2~857ll4
8,099,596
+*¥!
20.T077690
20,103:615
847,040,413
2.5
834,047,795
815.291.99L
+
44.654.385
42,193,751
+
5.8
1,566,804
1,665.307
1,261,069
1,145,083
429, 511,888
399; 149,032
+
T6
12,197,883
12,948,861
1.5
7,252, 028,949
6,971. 518.719
+
4.0
204,698.932
213,688,843
1.1
+
2,029,786
152,772,586
6.544,679
2,290,149.558
53 560,864
48 229,240
1.307,802
1,052,671*
1,132,284
1,230,884
5.8
12,193,139
10,268,732
4.2
197.893,623
191,776,588
+ 11.1
16 325,707
16 777,275
5.4
544 853,998
509 834,900
6.9
18,585,056
19,568.552
+
2.5
1.293 450,825
1,231 033.378
5.1
37,282,432
34.410.457
0.2
54 391,686
49 555,152
9.8
1.7
18,875 790,673
18,348 383,291
2.9
550I668.¥B6
16,706,297
+
4.7
—
2,181,933
5.9
+ 10.1
—
2.6
—
62,743.852
—
—
+
—
316,687.437
—
2.7
503 595,710
495 034,735
22 ,078,426
21 .930,758
2,530 ,780,855
15 381,239
14,458,149'
3.3
32,073,714
35,360,796
5371115.9773
+
2.5
¥(347,3 37
524¥o¥,lb8
15,821,051
+
5.6
14,481,350
14,016,339
10,072.826
+
3.7
9,222,932
8,173,412
853,414,669
846,436,956
+
0.8
802,333,420
800.340,683
+
—
51
0.7
3.4
5.0
+
10,447,9^0
1.7
3.1
+
—
3.1
38,110,344
37,256,574
+
2.3
2,452 ,309,627
291, ,420,082
282 359,305
3.2
1,101,154.474
+
2.9
8.789 .705,510
8,602 .884.658
2.2
4,989.997,285
+
1.0
40,623,678,330
39,549,665,049
Springs
•
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5,038.305,062
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1
+
2.7
mm
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7,52*87449
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2,249,991
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18,1)737841
¥9
—
72,168,962
59,786,717
.*«
4,2*497405
City-
L977i690
•'
,¥057116
4.9
306,071.004
¥
13
867,868,227
2.4
156,528,756
••
,¥187907
7.8
74.693,849
I
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13
¥l44~,961
269,849,007
2,329]896,381
'•
+*475
15,990111
0.9
4-
1,132,765,092
•
12,443,884
3.0
242.281,055
6,386,864
4 y■•V--' wym.7m.yi-'
213.3087970
8.9
51,420,203
5.1
6,528,703
'•>
213706*97587
—n-—
+ 22.2
•I
^
+~¥I
7.9
4,888,762
76,093,231
y
544,979,563
2247091", 162
+ 15.2
+.
,
Total (14 cities)
10,596,704
565,324,444"
5.6
97.182,433
8.2
29.549,560
867,314,553
Denver
9,992.648
3.2
8.0
390,700,946
2,662,817
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
y St. Joseph
0.6
—
0.1
30.001,484
393,003,316
37,937.705
L
••••
$
4^637^283
4.5
2.4
—
49,¥407062
Colorado—Colorado
1960
$
4.4
2.0
54,716,380
_
■f
4.6
10,266.544
4.3
a.
18.506.512
Parsons
*
7,089.964,174
0.2
75,789,172
Kansas—Manhattan
V*.;--.',,
7,405,733,722
;
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
1961
or
Dec. %
+
v/; +
13.969,521
5,555,674
Topeka
Inc.
$
•': +
38,292,154
Total (16 cities)
H Wichita
1962
S
+
:
5,974,988
Lincoln y
•
157,653,155
31.052,366
Omaha
•i i!
306,860.320
18.641,052,483
164,606,143
24.1
+
—
11.915,647
58,936,691
~
111111111
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
;
i-+:
18.450,217
307,386,949
19,449,540,086
1.1
—
50,502,167
12,152,564
7| Tooth Federal Reservo District—Kansas
i
1963
3.757,911.963
Helena
H\
Week Ended Sept. 14
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
I
5.1
3,616,090
<
15,116,877
77
77777777
77~7
1111111
7__77777~~
;
Aug. 31-
1962
S
2.5
+
—
5,634.899
-
4.487,365
Dakota—Aberdeen !
y Sioux Falls
■1
5,374.018
49,290,687
Forks—
y Minot
South
1963
2.5
—
20,283,900
949.194,518
900,933,929
Dakota—Fargo
1
t
20.066.230
IIIIIII
7—~~
IIIHI
Paul
Inc.or
Dec. %
42,387,683
2,416,643,268
2.478,005,301
Rochester
J St.
$
47
-Minneapolis
Minnesota—Dulutft
Minneapolis
-Jan. 1 to
1962
$
Clearings at
(1179)
V-il*--
7'
y.I
'
;
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Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
_
Texas—Austin
85,069,928
Beaumont
El
14.8
4-
26,278,723
2,790,298.171
+
+
Paso
674,571,002
'if;
593,298.106
13.8
204.643,694
23,675,360,555
;
v.:
+ 13.7
21,966,545.025
—
.i.
23,792,718
21.767.850
687,841,804
620l2~2¥537
0.3
49,030,703
537459.395
1.5
-
217,957.676
8.5
5,558,000
5,345,000
+
+
295,577,398
287,262,037
2.9
2,446,040.906
2,346,893,316
200,778.536
6.4
1,631,499.863
1.636,464.531
21.903.000
22.885.000
4.3
197.324,000
200,278.000
2,390.270,069
2,194,147,287
4-
8.9
18,518,896,027
8,172,086
17.360,833.489
7,995,832
+
2.2
63,060,594
64,485,223
26,225,365
+
4.2
217,133,582
219,114.809
0.9
14.597,391
13,474,776
+
59.496,799
53,834.733
Arthur
Wichita
Falls
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
cities)
(11
16.549,213
15,734,968
5811344,310
5687459,783
¥.3
491293.975
47l870l~133
4.0
3,434.000
4,828,000
2.2
25.157.339
Galveston
Houston
9.3
+*10.9
6.1
7.8
187,842,621
Ft."; Worth
Port
74,106.934
22.646,333
3,026.444,508
Dallas
6,138.245,498
4-
4.2
—
6.7
+
6,247.853
8.3
•
5,706,219,368
+
—
104,652,837
518*917375
91,875,426
+ 13.9
6.8
482.426,385
498,495,212
3.2
15,690,701
1473 74.924
7.6
48,215,609.445
45,196,240,813
+
6.7
788,161,779
721,059,681
+
6*.l
¥397,206
¥483,105
+"*9.2
141445.004
157556,792
9.3
671,463,708
657,932,781
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
10,129,293
9.190,942
+ 10.2
77,154,383
68,526,961
+
1,168,743,252
1,131,205,636
12.6
+
3.3
9.086,224,001
8.620,818,215
+
5.4
31,436,717
30,670,346
+
2.5
279,952,885
276.108,162
+
1.4
255,921.431
251.947,472
247,533,340
243,504,031
+
1.8
72,652,024
69,292,203
+
4.8
8,976,037
7,706,088
+
16.5
538,521,010
7.728,321
546,297,956
7,284,281
36,673,699
31,440,010
+ 16.6
259,833,700
230,008.736
1,344,580,498
Seattle
1,220,418,326
+ 10.2
9,727,983.855
8,801,044,814
33,328,159
—10.8
Yakima
Ijdaho—Boise
—
Qregon—Eugene
Portland
tfrtah—Ogden
29,719,849
Salt Lake City__
Arizona—Phoenix
423,821,184
Santa
3,704,829,120
+
448.226,907
56,484,461
—16.0
—32.1
47,858,456
52,404,640
(a)
69,701,681
8.437.718,321
0.9
33,197,002,385
243,497,753
31,635.887,456
1,501,947,809
1,600,333,272
+
—14.9
—
+
Grand total
Outside
(a)
(171 cities)
8,291,960,628
New
148.357,374,856
York—
+
141,863,331,"914
72.089,140,712
5.6
263,239.939
256,064,227
+"Ta
12372*75*,795
1187891,800
+
69,967.847.257
+
—
—
+
V.
29,980,280
157548,105
221936,427
—3~8.2
25,414,052
7.2
llT738,467
157278,24*1
—2~3.2
137941", 445
l¥37T,2ii
4.9
879:141,4*14
7981786,007
+*10.1
¥84932^014
923ll¥o~,580
35,131,661
50,772,950
* 12.794.236
13,682,747
6.1
6.1
1.4
36,322,373
556,609,417
39,088,239
522,802,613
+
6.5
5.6
13,430,770
581,890,442
14,219,514
562,647,681
+
3.4
18,187,271
15,898,932
+
14.4
21.623,917
16,898.780
66,525,387,504
63.340.461,675
+
5.0
1,691,236,947
1,5)99,953,073
+
5.7
1,608,892,811
1,679,600.890
1.212,564,539,962
1,134,106,412,579
+
6.9
33,692,622,553
30,164,504,950
+ 11.5
28,566,266,742
29,097,192,245
575,273,179,923
551,773,013,320
+
4.3
14,672,394,515
13,891,148,023
5.6
13,441,945,272
13,645,898.101
1.8
iy; y/v
i
+
1337793.276
2.6
—14.6
390,298.849
485,052,881
(a)
62,948,202
73,575,843
—
911,685.875
366,608,579
450,259,567
27,734,641
207,008.210
62,060,890
(17 cities)
778,855,900
8.2
—10.6
—
4,131,969,079
—
276,138,187
11.7
436,717,963
291,688,547
6.7
176,122,594
Barbara
Total
+
136:251,078
1.2
4,472,963,535
3,318.013,544
4,171,115.468
Jose
Stockton
+
4.771,311,181
43,911,211
Francisco
San
234.821,287
4.1
5.9
46,838,625
-
+ 10.5
237,690,720
+
+
110,307,936
Riverside
+ 13.0
400,386,309
74,863,378
Modesto
Pasadena
San
;+
I
47,421,494
Beach
Long
1.4
599,611,391
624,052.302
(California—Berkeley
—
4.6
3.0
—
—
—
+
7.1
5.5
,
Clearings operations discontinued.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
to
the
requirements
Section
of
522
of
the Tariff Act
of
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
FOREIGN
A-
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
SEPTEMBER
,
13,
FEDERAL
1963,
TO
RESERVE
BANK
SEPTEMBER
19,
TO
1963,
TREASURY
UNDER
the
on
different
The
condition
banks
shows
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
of
the
statement
Federal
following
ended Sept. 11:
of
weekly
Reserve
reporting
System
principal
member
in leading cities
for
changes
week
the
An increase of $387 million in loans ad¬
decrease of $203 million in holdings of U. S.
securities, an increase of $1,170 million in
demand deposits adjusted, a decrease of $1,707 million
in U. S\ Government demand deposits, and an increase of
$214 million in time and savings deposits.
justed,
INCLUSIVE
the
a
Government
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
m
Friday
Monday
Sept. 16
Sept. 13
Tuesday
Sept. 17
$
Argentina, peso
.'Australia, pound
Austria,
-.
*
r
v
/■
.00713700
2.228/24
schilling
2.228924
.0387083
2.228685
.0387083
Thursday
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
s
$
7
.006861628
.00690400
2.229003
.0387083
.0200375
.0200400
.927291
.925781
Ceylon,
.210218
.210212
.210187
.210212
.144875
.144850
.144900
.310566
.310566
2.229290
.0387083
.0200396
.926614
.310566
.0200350
rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
France
.144850
(Metropolitan), new franc_
deutache mark
rupee
V
,,
310566
;
Ireland, pound £
I4 Italy, lira
—
.204050
.204050
,
.251216
.209442
2.7973C0
.204050
.251221
.209540
2.797300
A
.00160700
.00275766
Malaysia, malayan dollar
.326416
.0800560
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
II, Portugal, escudo
-v
.277425
.251250
.00275500
.209450
-
.00160702
,
*
.00275866
.326436
.0800560
.0800560
.277304
.277350
.277437
2.769306
2.769702
2.770059
.139687
.139700
.139700
.0348916
.0348916
.0348916
.0348916
.0166645
.0166645
|
Spain,
.0166631
.0166631
I,
peseta
Sweden, krona
.0166531
.192500
.192575
I
Switzerland, franc
.192568
.192612
.231725
.231725
.231725
.231725
1.393424
1.393424
1.393275
1.393474
2.797300
2.797000
2.797400
2.797760
increased in
all but
financing institutions decreased $106 million
"other"
nonbank
institutions in¬
financial
during the similar week in 1962. Real estate loans in¬
million. "Other" loans increased $12 million.
creased $67
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks increased $55 million, Treasury certificates
$40 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $218
ber
1.393653
2.797300
loans
net
$12 million, as compared with a decrease of
$159 million and an increase of $17 million, respectively,
.00275883
.326536
.0800560
.139675
/
.00275866
.326503
-
■"
a
creased
.00160679
2.769603
.139691
and personal
and loans to
2.797760
.277391
-
2.769603
.0348750
2.797400
.00160690
.144900
.204050
•
'-.A
industrial
and
for
carrying U. S. Government securities increased $291
million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities decreased $59 million. Loans to sales
.210212
.251212
district
gain of $150 million; during the
comparable week a year ago these loans increased $198
million. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
.310566
'
-
Commercial
one
.926406
*
.209450
2.7970C0
.0200400"
•
.204050
.251200
.209420
.326403
.0800560
y Mexico,
"'
.0387066
~
'
.00160710
Japan, yen
*:
.00690940
.925937
India,,
"
v
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
,\ Germany,
y
$
.00709495
Wednesday
j :
Republic of South Africa,
rand
United Kingdom, pound
sterling-.:
-V"
;
.
decreased
.192750
.231725
million.
-
v
"Other"
Demand
securities
deposits
increased $52
adjusted
increased
million,
in
all
but
one
■c
I
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
(1180)
48
Decrease
~
'
•
investments adjusted •*
Loans and
Loans adjusted "
loans
Agricultural
387
+
•
150
-
1,419
+
„
5
969
—
U.
j
S.
estate
Real
Other
banks
foreign
to
loans
loans
to
U.
Government
S.
securities—total
indebtedness
one
year
to five
One
After
five
with
and
with
67
12
+
+
+
140
+
—
203
55
40
—
+
—
—
—
—
5%
first
•Announced
—
States
U.
+
138
+
61
48
694
+ 1,170
+
107
+2,035
—
421
—1,707
+
+
67,586
4,478
„J
2,340
+
+
39
—
39
+
Total
Individuals,
States
partnerships,
+
154
214
+
8,705
corporations:
&
—
____
+
47
+
+
+
+
132
13
+
2
+
—
~
banks
Commercial
+
19
112
+
1
;
Notes
Banks
Reserve
11
+
121
+
438
581
171
+
14,085
+
after
Total
de¬
Exclusive
duction
all
domestic
domestic
to
loans
valuation
of
t Includes
and
of
individual
reserves;
demand
deposits
commercial
banks,
banks
commercial
items
loan
and
shown
are
gross.
certified
and
time
deposits
separately.
shown
Sept.
figures
4
checks
officers'
If Includes
of
U.
not
shown
Government
S.
in
Other
and
including
those
under
called
The date indicates the
called
redemption
were
gives the location in
and
liabs.
Co.
5.75%
cumul.
series
series
1985;
due
Consumers
4%%
G
Power
due
debs,
bonds
Corp.
Foods
I
5y8%
1981;
1,
due
Sep
1984
General
■
47A%
Corp.
equip,
5%
due
Chemical
Oil
6y2%
Co.,
767
Houston
1982—
_Oct
1987
Oct
Co.
Co.
(series
4%%
20
59)
debs,
year
1
4%%
1
debs,
1
569
1
*
16
Corp.—
bonds due Sept.
preferred
Financial
1
863
1
863
1
863
—Nov
1
953
1981—
Sep
15
771
Trucks.
Manchester
Second
stock
Steel
Sep
5%
Gas
first
5.80%
stock;
income
f.
debs,
Pipeline
Gas
772
23
954
Oct
1
865
due
Oct
1
865
Oct
1966
stocks
1
865
dated
Aug.
1,
1957—Oct
1
865
1,
1966
Oct
;
of
1
772
'
Sep 16
681
Oct
865
America—
bonds
due
1980
1
5'4%
preferred
\
10-15
9-13
9-
10c
9-30
9-26
9-30
9-11
10c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
_
—
1
10-15
9-16
102
eliminations
2
+
and 26c from net
"
94c
9-26
9-
9
75c
10-15
10-
8
10-
1
9-16
37'4 C
10-
1
9-10
(quar.)
(San Antonio)
Commerce
Washington
of
(quar.)
(DC)
made
10-10
10c
9-27
9-10
30c
10-15
9-13
12 (4 c
9-27
:—
(quar.)
4
quarterly
-1
Bank
Community
J.)
—
(quar.)
U0c
10-31
10-16
40c
10-
1
9-16
15c
10-
1
•1:37 '4 c
10-
1
9-17
50c
10-
1
9-13
15c
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
cumul.
pfd.
stock^^-^.—Oct
tsfm
1
998
11
'
•
Quarterly
net
from
Bond
National
8c
15c
15c
29c
investment income
Co.
Standard
(quar.).
Co.,
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
Abrasive
&
Pacific Grain Corp.
Increased
Midwest
—
Co.. (quar.)—
Midland-Guardian
-
4 'A %
Miles
Laboratories
Miller-Wohl
&
——
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.).
Chemicals
Phillipp Corp.
10-11
9-13
1
9-13
10-
1
$1.433A
10-
1
10-
$1.06'A
11-15
11-
common
1
15c
11-
1
10-
7
27'4 c
11-
1
10-10
27c
10-1
9-10
26c
10-
(quar.)
a-—
(quar.)
1
9-1 v
9-30
9-20
$ 15c
—
10-15
9-29
29c
9-18
9-30
10-
1
1
9-20
25c
25c
56'Ac
10-
7
10-
1
10-
1
9-
5
10-
9-
1
50c
9-14
9-
—
2¥2c
56 (Ac
+
missioner)
preferred (s-a)
New Jersey Power & Light, .4%
pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service,
com.
(quar.) —
6%
43A%
4.36%
6
New
9-20
9-25
10-10
New
9-19
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-23
New
17V2c
9-25
10-15
■
.Jus c;
•<■■'.
I
50c
York
York
4(4%
9-30
10-15
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
"
$1.14
47'Ac
32c
50c
10-
1
9-16
9-30
8-27
1
9-13
9-30
9-16
10-
Auction
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
.
.
10-
10-15
10-
1
.-40-15
10-
1
.
—
:
60c
10-
1
9-17
$1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$i.oiy4
9-27
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
$1.09
10-
1
9-9
61A
c
30c
(quar.)
50c
55c
Electric
9-27
10-
1
9-30
9-17
8-30-
9-20
—-—
_____—
State
1
9-16
90C
15c
.
$1.18%
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)_
York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
75c
preferred
preferred
Increased
New
Regulator—
__.
5
9-30
9-24
•_1%
Water (quar.)
Natural Gas—
New common
(increased quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval of
State
Board
of
Public Utilities Com¬
9-20
10-
9-10
10-15
$1.15
(quar.)
Jersey
9-20
1
$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly _______—_______—————
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Haven
10-10/
10-
34c
(quar.)
England Power,
New
1
25c
4.60%
New
9-13
10-15
Electric System—
1
quarterly
England Gas & Electric Assn.
(quar.)
England Merchants National Bank of
New Haven Gas
9-13
c
17'4
England
9-18
1
15c
(quar.)
.
9-11
$1.31'A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Britain Machine Co. (quar.)
Brunswick Telephone,
Ltd.
10-15
9-25
11-
15c
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3%
pref. (quar.)__
8-26
:_
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
convertible
: 9-30
;
(quar.)
preferred
Factors
4(4%
com.
(quar.)__
Securities Investment,
9-10
$1.37V4
Quarterly
Reclaiming,
20c
_7y2c
120c
75c
—
common
preferred
Rubber
9-13
1
9-25
9-30
10-
Boston
\
9-30
4
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Life Insurance (Lincoln, Neb.)—
1st
10-22
10-
50c
(quar.)
Wire
Steel &
Mid-States
5'4%
Illinois—
9-30
9-12
25%
(quar.)
preferred
Power
9-30
1
10-
$1.37'4
(quar.)
common
10-15
35c
Pipeline Co. of America—
Marcus,
10-15
65c
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
Inc.
10-15
4c
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
New
9-30
7c
5V2%
New
9-13
10c
Series
SeriesNational
Dividend Series
National Shawmut Bank (Boston)
Holders
10-15
25c
Corp., common (quar.)——__
(quar.)
:
—
Telephone Corp. (incr.-quar.)
Middle South Utilities Inc. (increased-quar.)
Preferred
Mid-Continent
Middle States Telephone of
When
9-20
1
10-
17y2c
Balanced
National
Payable of Rec.
9-10
10-10
Research Corp.—
New
Per
9-10
9-30
(N. Y.)
Industries
Presto
New
Share
9-30
10c
(Little
Arkansas) —
National Securities &
.
of Company
3
9-16
10-
30c
—
Co.
3
10c
(quar.)
Insurance
(semi-annual)
(semi-annual)
National Periodical Publications, Inc.
4(4%
9-
10c
Service
Line
BB
National
9-17
9-27
75c
—
AA
National
9-14
12-14
—
Old
Class
,
9-20
1
Machine Co.—
(Hartford)—:
Insurance
Linen
Rock,
10-
A
1-2-64
U0c
(initial)
common
:
Gypsum
Co
National
1
—
Ltd.,
National Lead
National
10-
'
'
9-10
Rutherford
of
35c
Containers,
National
in the consoli¬
9-10
40c
(quar.)__
Co.
Cleaning Contractors—
Preferred
34
+
9-30
—
Inc.—
NY)
National Electric Welding
—2.3%
.3%
11-
10-10
25c
Increased
10
10-15
10-15
58c
National
+2,201
+1,470
9-19
1
—
101
+
+
9-27
11-
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
income)
of
25
46
9-12
10c
capital
2c
Co.,
Bank
National
6
9-13
>
10c
(Auburn,
National
9-20
9-28
9-27
cents
cents
(quar.)
Securities
Natural Gas
Mid-America
Minerals
Co.—
stock;
2
65c
Bank
.
•
Name
Mill
due 1978
Co.
8
12-
37'4 c
from capital gains
Neiman
Continued from page
Midwest
Co.—
Oct.
11-
12-20
(quar.)
investment
+2,120
8
11-
11-29
._
(quar.)
common
National
New
Midwest
j
cumulative
,
debs,
Inc.,
Check
Nation-Wide
Nation-Wide
$500,000.
Midland-Ross Corp.,
pfd.
bonds
due
preferred
5.60%
30
Sep
—
Corp.—
pipeline
Natural
cumul.
and
debs,
Fuel
mtge.
cumul.
12-13
Increased
Midland
Corp.—
Aluminum
s.
River
20 year 4%%
Northern
.
&
conv.
Natural
1
5'A%
mortgage
Mississippi
_T
Inc.
Terminal
12-23
25c
Fabric
Narrow
DIVIDENDS
Mid-West
Corp.—
47/«% debs, due Oct. 1. 1979
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. 2%%
9-17
12-17
11-29
^
realized
(from
Narragansett Electric Co., 4'4%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
New
Common
15,
9-30
12-30
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Mystic Valley
Gas
—
8-30
9-30
15c
12 (4 c
5(4%
679
1981___Oct
1977—
.
5 '4%
than
Co
6%
862
1
1978—Oct
1,
due
6»A% series 3 debentures due 1979_
ULehigh Portland Cement Co.—
Marsh
Less
the
are
■
381
Gas
mtge.
cumul.
JLaurentide
Mack
Corp.
861
Kaiser Aluminum «fc Chemical Corp.—
<
•
9-30
35c
gains)
768
Oct
due Oct.
5%
pipe line bonds due
Natural
first
15
Ltd.—
secured
4'4%
1 1
dating process.
9-20
10-10
—
Shares
Natpac,
i--
—
parentheses
in
1
5.20%
1st mtge. bonds due 1970___Oct
cumul. junior pfd. stock—Oct
ctfs.
trust
States Utilities
Harshaw
Home
Page
9-13
10-
7c
Investment
746
76
57
—
30.8%
___
9-16
9-30
—
capital
acceptances
on
10-15
25c
Grocers,
+
86
combined
liability
$1
—
5c
(quar.)
Brass
gains)
Mutual System,
of
Contingent
9-13
net invest¬
from
gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
Ratio
1
Telephone &
National
486
934
55,861
(1,909)
accounts
capital
and
10-
$6c
Mutual
debs.
O
4'4% debs, due Oct. 1, 1980 (conv.)
Oct
Acceptance Corp. 4%% senior debs, /due 1971__Sep
American Transportation
Corp.—
4.55%
Gulf
/
accounts
liabs.
9-13
62'4 c
Quarterly
in
Surplus
Other capital
1
preferred (s-a)—:_
Telegraph Co.
7%
Mills,
States
Fire
1.527
9-13
10-
t$l
Corporation, common (quar.)
Piston Ring (quar.)-;
Co. of America (2
net investment income plus 8
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
+
8-30
1
5.40%
series
JPlintkote Co.
General
78
8-30
1
10-
2c
Mutual
107
+ 298
+11
+
1
10-
593kc
Equipment (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
473
+1,171
—
1
18,252
5,178
10-
—-——
—
+11
—
21
t$1.75
t$1.75
20c
—I
.
—
National
+
6
9-16
8-710
15c
common
676
—
322
+
(1,909) 54,355
—
Co.—
mtge.
Steel
Fairmont
debs,
series
5%
first
Detroit
+1,918
161
9-
1
1
—
Nevada
,.
r
Oct
116
+
10-15
10-
10-
income)
Vernon
(N.
9-16
20c
monthly basis) —
C.) Fund, Inc.—
Series (quarterly from
Industries,
Murphy
+2,201
1,470
9-16
1
10-
25c
on
By-Products
National Cash Register
454
4
272
8-31
$1.75
Diablo
Gas
Corp.—
5Va% first mtge. series E bonds due Aug.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
4%%
Capital
Figures
Date
stock
pfd.
+
152
191
(*)
(1,418)
items
dividends
cash
accrued
liabilities
ents
REDEMPTION
:
&
Biscuit
+
8-30
8-30
Inc.)
(See
Philip Morris,
Nut, Ltd., pfd.
Bank
—
8-30
.
(B.
Pool
purchased for foreign correspond¬
given in the Chronicle,
PARTIAL
Steel
last date for mak¬
or
Company and Issue—
Alabama
provisions.
fund
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
Acme
notes,
redemption,
for
sinking
page number
the current volume
(Now
(68c
9
9-13
t27(4c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Screw
Class
bonds,
corporate
stock
common
ing tenders, and the
account
(♦)
deposits
availability
CAPITAL
preferred
(Philip).
National
—
8
+
16,580
1,329
f
Total
Fund Notices
of
(John)
Morris
+2,592
+ 1,991
30,847
(491)
reserves
Treasurer—general
Deferred
Redemption Calls and Sinking
list
Morrell
Quarterly
bank
Foreign
a
A
B
Common
notes
Reserve
S.
U.
found
2,306
9-
8-30
.
'
(quar.)
Drop Forging, common
(quar.)
43A%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)—
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior
pfd.
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
LIABILITIES—
Member
10-. 1
—
(increased quar.)—_
(quar.)
,
+2,306
532
—
55,861
(1,909)
assets
+ 9-30
75c
—
National
7,446
103
340
(1,418)
collection
9-24
10c
(quar.)
common
common
preference
preference
7%
Co.,
&
National
+
Deposits:
revised.
be
of
process
assets
Total
will
428
+1,174
+
218
+
486
+
550
31,974
premises
Federal
savings
postal
2
350
32,363
9-20
12 (4 c
Trust (Amsceraa'm, N, Y.)
Quarterly
securities
and
loans
9-20
1
—^—
(quar.)
Corp.,
National
separately.
and
53
284
200
Government securities
Other
Below
—
repurchase agreement
S.
Total
>/4'..
.
§ Includes
Hot
Bank
Other
except those of U. S. Government
less cash items in process of collec-
tion.
U.
items
Cash
♦"
—
31,974
outright
bought
under
Total
671
13
+
+
310
20
20
—
.143
68
+
290
^
l
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
+
+
6,029
others
liabilities
—
—
Total
3,017
Federal
From
—
818
+
—
Held
From
2,834
10,712
13,990
4,438
-
Certificates
Borrowings:
Other
+
+
36
Bills
Bonds
2,925
official institutions, etc.
Governments,
7
18
+
326
353
(491)
outright—
Bought
Foreign:
516
—
advances
and
—
15,283
—
35
223
4
reserves—
9-13
1
10-
..
from
652
136
—
•
9-27
10-
Moore
1962
2
9-13
tlOc
(Increased-quar.)
+
6
+
R.
certificate
gold
Discounts
3.444
3,737
699
interbank
F.
Acceptances—bought outright
U. S. Government securities:
/
36,996
12,285
3,915
deposits
deposits
;
and
political subdivisions
time
Domestic
18
+
542
Savings
Other
—
+
56,606
etc
for
Cash
69
48
1,118
institutions,
banks
savings deposits—total f[
fund
1
10-
450c
;
—
A
Mueller
Sept. 19,
1963
13,944
1,339
—
notes—
account—
certificate
12
2
—
Sept. 11,
1963
ASSETS—
Redemption
6
6
•$1.12(4
Muskegon
907
—
76
+
539
savings
official
Class
I
a
9-
35c
Ward
Montgomery
Mountain
Decrease (—) Since
Sept. 18,
99-
9-27
$12'4c
Extra
Increase ( + ) or
10-15
9-27
.
Mount
Federal Reserve Banks
Of the Twelve
10-15
1
9-27
J25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment - (resumed)
Montgomery County
Mount
623
45
(708
1
11-
Utilities, common (quar.)
10- 1
$1.12 V2
preferred (quar.)_
—_:
10- 1
$1.17(4
preferred (quar.)
!
$1,2734... .10- 1
5.10%
preferred (quar.)_
—-—_
9-10
25c
Montana Flour Mills
(quar.)
10- 1
$15c
Montreal Locomotive Works (quar.)
Income
of Condition
11-
t25c
4.70%
819
Oct 16
9-19
4.50%
Morrow
Consolidated Statement
322
653
+10,583
Foreign:
Govts.,
999
1
9-13
1
-
Mfg.
Auto
Motor
Gold
12,205
Commercial
Oct
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
Time and
2564
1
10-
10c
Tile
Common
interbank:
Mutual
517
Sep 24
10-
60c
30c
(quar.)
ment
+
+
partnerships, &> corporations
political subdivisions
and
B
9-10
9-27
45c
30c
30c
Ltd. (s-a)
Monarch Investments, Ltd.
(quar.)
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., common
4'4%
preference (quar.)
Motec
100
+
+
+
62,717
91,780
Government
S.
Domestic
865
623
deposits adjusted t
deposits—total§
Individuals,
861
+
+
—
+
9-16
-
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd., class A
Class
this issue.
in
1
-
Monarch Fine Foods,
7%
second
$2.50
Chemical Corp.—
preferred stock
LIABILITIES—
Demand
and
prior
cumul.
5%
473
1
Sep 19
stock
preferred
preferred
Virginia-Carolina
—
3,286
5,401
171,807
_______
assets/liabilities
Demand
Oct
Jan. 1, 1972
1970_——-Sep 25
Sep 19
preferred stocks
,
St. John Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., Ltd
146
1,482
1,770
banks
domestic
conv.
Corp.,
4'4%
Polaroid
Molson
Moore
Bancorporation—
Northwest
4,023
2,052
545
+ 3,848
108
99
11
—
—
12,160
Banks
Reserve
assets—net
Other
Total
19
667
113
2,480
1.493
311
3,054
52
217
_
______
coin
Currency
+
—
3,409
14,418
5,709
19,123
—
years
Federal
Balances
12
Page
'
preferred stock
:
5'A% conv. subord. debs, due
and 4%
conv.
subord. debs, due Dec. 1,
Market Basket $1 cumul. prior pfd. stock
10-
Co.
Rubber
Morton
years
securities
Reserves
540
Co.—
Corp.
9-
9-16
$1.10
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Extra
Quarterly
serial
$4.50
Dayco
1
1
Montana-Dakota
Date
Electric Illuminating
Cleveland
1010-
Quarterly
Mohawk
6
30c
$1.15
Power Co., 4.60%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
Missouri Pacific RR., class A com.
(quar.)_
Mohawk National Bank
9-16
1
__
4.40%
Monroe
CALLED
ISSUES
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
$1.25
Mississippi
Monarch
bonds,maturing:
Treasury notes and U. S.
Within
+
due
—•
-
-
-
-
_—
—
ENTIRE
335
106
912
1
~
A
Company and Issue—
1
+
+
+
+
+
2,888
1,439
bills
Treasury
Treasury certificates of
Other
banks
domestic commercial
Loans
+
1
—
3,315
794
17,290
19,424
2.071
27,863
Other
Loans
4
.-Oct
-—Oct; 1
9l2
United States Plywood Corp.—1'/47+; . .:■
25 year 5%%
debs, due Apr. 1, 1985
—Oct 1 y
912
Vulcan Materials Co., 6'A%
cumul. preferred stock——Nov 1
,144
(J.) Weingarten, Inc. 5%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1978—-Oct
1
912
142
1.047
+
4,065
etc.——
4
series
1972
156
—
83
finance, personal finance,
Sales
+
+
59
—
1,630
institutions:
financial
nonbank
to
first
carrying:
Other securities
Loans
291
+
3,087
I
trust bonds :'series B due Apr. 1, 1972; and .4%,
mtge. & coil, trust bonds series C due Apr; 1,
.coll.
pur¬
_
purchasing or
Government securities
for
loans
Other
912
1
mtge. & coll. trust bonds
Apr. 1, 1972; 5% first mtge. & coll. trust
E due Apr. 1, 1972; 4%
first mtge.: &
series D due
bonds
Oct
Co.
Aluminum
Mirro
Light, 5%
(quar.)-
&
Power
Minnesota
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
911
first
5'4%
1972;
1,
910
1
1, 1978
pipe line bonds due 1977
Trans
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
4 '/a %
first mtge. & coll.
trust bonds series
Apr.
1
Oct
1966
mtge.
first
5%.
9,763
9,452
+
Oct
Co.—
Gas
first mtge. pipe line bonds due Oct.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.— ;
+. 8,658
+ 1,908
,,
'
for
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
Other
securities
■
.
35,498
loans
dealers
and
+
+
+
_
.
brokers
to
Loans
industrial
and
Commercial
—
____
910
1970
1,
due Jan.
Co.—
5y*%
1962
+ .4 96
+ 236
134,672
132,601
85,615
1
and investments
Total loans
1
Gas
mtge. pipe line bonds due
Trans-Canada
Pipe
Lines Ltd.—
V; (In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—•
Oct
&
first
23/4%
Sept. 12,
1963"
1963
v
909
bonds due 1981
Transmission
deb.
43A%
Tennessee
"
•
1
1
1
bonds
first mtge. s.'f.
Service Electric
5%
998
998
due 1976
-Oct
Co. series A debentures
Oct
debs, due 1976
——Oct
Peabody coal Co. 5V4%
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—
Public
Page
Co.—
bonds
first mortgage
4%%
(—) Since
Sept. 4,
Sept. 11,
^
Gas
*
Pacific Lighting Gas Supply
Increase ( + ) or
••
Natural
Northwest
Holders
When
Per
Date
Company and Issue—
$278 million in New
York City, $271 million in the San Francisco District,
$203 million in the Chicago District and $110 million in
the Cleveland District.
Savings deposits increased $47
million and "other" time deposits of individuals, part¬
nerships, and corporations increased $132 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $171 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $68 million.
Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $140 million.
included increases of
district and
Gas Corp.—
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.12(4
10-
1
93 %c
10-
1
9-
6
.."9- 6
9-
6
Volume
198
6301
Number
.
Name of Company
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Rock
Trap
(quar.)
Newark Electronics Corp,—
When
Class
A
Newark
:6%
common
(Ohio)
;3%%
Niagara
3.90%
preferred
Pile
Co.
Normetal
Mining
:
Ry.,
(quar.)
Ltd
1
.
American
Refractories
American
7%
preferred
Van
North
Carolina
Inc.,
North
&
Lines
National
Judd
Mfg.
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
Penn
North
Shore
Northern
•5%
Gas
Go.
Gas
(quar.)
Gas,
5%
5.50%
preferred
Northern
Indiana
30c
15c
$6c
25c
-50c
10-
1
1
9-30
-
preferred
•4Vi%
10- 1
9-27
11-
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13
$1.06
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
44c
Natural
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone—
$1.40
Common
1st
pref.
Natural
Trust
Airlines
(quar.)__
Plastics
Inc.
—
(quar.)
National Insurance
Noxzema
Class
Co.
Edison,
(quar.)
preferred
common
9-16
9-20
9-13
1
1
10-
1
1
10-18
10- 1
9-23
47Vic
10-
16
10-
1
9
$1.10
97Vic
10-
1
9-16
Portland
General
$1.06
preferred A
(quar.)
Colony Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Store
4.75%
Ltd.
Class
A
Finance
Oxford
Ozite
P
Paper
Co.,
Markets
& C Food
Coast
pfd.
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Prophet
10- 1
10- 1
9-27
9-23
9-16
9-13
Providence
12- 2
11-
10- 1
10-25
10-
10-
1
1
10-
1
10-
$1.50
10-
10c
9-24
9-18
12-13
Publicker
Stock
Peabody
Penn
10-10
10-10
9-25
10-10
9-25
$1.35
10-10
9-25
10c
9-25
10-15
10-17
12c
9-30
R
9-30
$22Vic
10-
1
9-13
15c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-10
9-27
9- 6
'
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Pennsylvania
Power
Sand
10-10
10-10
9-12
preferred
& Light,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
9-27
10-
2
10-
2
17 Vic
10-
9-6
1
10-
9-13
-
9-19
com.
(quar.)_
-
11-15
9-24
5c
9-
3
621/2 c
9-24
9-
3
62 Vic
9-24
9-
3
9-23
1
1
9-10
9-10
Enterprises Ltd.
Greeting
Financial
Corp., common
preferred A
(quar.)
prior
prior
$5,375
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1
Safeway
4%
(quar.)
Inc.,
px*eferred
(quar.)
St.
Lawrence
Corp.,
9-13
11- 1
10-25
10- 1
9-25
Louis-San
5%
Francisco
Paul Fire
$1.25
11c
32c
15c
12-16
10- 4
10-17
10-11
12- 2
9-13
10-10
Steel
Juaxx
Miguel
dividend)
50%
1-25-64 -
12-31
(s-a)-/.
4c
10-18
Marine
&
9-19
Ifl-IR
9-19
20%
10-18
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)_-
Insurance
Association
Racing
Brewery
R
Inc.
Casting,
Associates,
PIuqc
Ry.—
(quar.)/
preferred
Louis
(stock
class A
^
ic.a)
Stock
dividend
class
on
class
&
A
9-30
J 57 c
10-15
9-20
Saxon
10-15
9-20
Sawhill
Scarsdale National Bank & Trust Co.
Company,
c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-13
Savannah
Electric
preferred
5'A%
Increased
9-20
1
9-13
Schenuit
1
9-13
10-10
9-27
1
9-16
31j/4c
12-
1
11-15
9-27
9-13
9-13
9-27
9-13
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
Gems
Seaboard
Air
Allied
Seaboard
9-30
8-30
25C
9-30
8-20
9-30
45c
8-23
13c
(increased-quar.)
(from
9-30
9-
4
9-30
9-
4
in¬
9-23
10c
8-30
Finance
Roebuck
Seattle-First
&
Co.
9-
6
Servel,
10-
1
9-
6
1
Leather
Seton
10-19
9-23
Sexton
$1.50
10-19
9-23
Shamrock
10- 2
10- 1
1-2-64
9-30
10-10
9-27
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
9-18
12-18
9-16
10- 1
1 9- 6
9-26
9-13
9-13
9-20
10-10
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-13
9-16
5c
5c
15c
10c
3Vic
$1.31 V*
10c
(quar.)
10-
Oil
Steel
&
Gas
1
9-13
Sharon
10-
1
9-13
Shawmut Association
1
9-13
Sherwin-Williams
$25c
10-
1
9-13
Shaver
Corp.
Food
12Vic
:
25c
(increased-quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
10-
37Vic
10c
25c
t25c
10c
$27Vic
t$1.75
15c
15c
t30c
6c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
of Canada
(quar.)—
class A
Ltd., 1st pref.
Marts,
$25c
9-30
8-30
Shell
25c
(quar.)
35c
42Vic
2%
&
$27 Vic
teoc
—
9-19
9-19
9-19
(quar.)__
;
(quar.)
(John)
$371/2 c
.
9-13
dividend
11-15
(s-a)
common
Bank
Servomation
11-
1
10-10
10-10
10-10
(quar.)
National
of America
Inc.,
$5.25
pfd.
Corp.
(s-a)
8-30
1
55c
10-14
9-12
Sherwin-Williams
(Canada),
class A
Investments,
Hydraulics
& Machinery, Inc., com.
(quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
Preferred
1st
ment
-
Of
A
6%
British
Canada
of
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
of
Stock
12-16
10-
1
9-20
9-20
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-27
9-
6
9-17
10-
2
24c
10-25
1-3-64
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
10- 1
9-4
10-
1
9-10
Republic
10-
1
9-10
Republic
10- 1
10- 1
10-'1
9-10
9-10
Foil
(quar.)_
National Bank
Republic Steel (quar.)
Republic Supply (Calif.)
9-10
Resistoflex
Co.
11-15
25c
10-
1
9-19
___
(Canada)
4%
5c
9-30
9-16
$15c
9-25
9-11
9-20
9-24
9-30
9-20
Ltd._:
(Phila.)
(quar.)
33c
(quar.)—
871/2 c
Corp.
preferred
10c
.
(Dallas)
(quar.)_
"
l__;
Class
B
Simplicity Pattern
10-
Ltd.—
50c
55c
5Vi%
So$s
5%
Co.,
._■
—
Atlantic
11-1
10-15
16- 1
10- 1
8-30
9-«
10-29
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-16
31 Vic
9-36
9-30
9- 3
9- 3
9-26-
9-13
-
Co.
1
9-20
4.50%
9-20
5%
15c
9-25
9-10
preferred
(quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.
10c
9-30
9-23
5%%
17Vic
$1.38
15c
9-25
22Vic
$1.25
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
42Vic
10101010-
(quar.)
—
—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.x
—
—
i
-
-
56 Vic
62Vic
57Vic
64Ac
9-16
10- 1 / 9-13
__
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas,
10-
10-18
38%c
1—_
—
com.
50c
preferred
I0-lo
9-9/ 9-16
,?"?-
10c
12Vic
(quar.)f
(quar.)
preferred
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
9-23
10- 1
4c
—
(quar.)
Gas Co.,
preferred
9- 6
9- 6
9-io
9-i.s
%
(quar.)—
common
Manufacturing
9-1J
r
$70c
(quar.)
preferred
v 9-13
J50c
$12Vic
(quar.).
—
common
preferred
preferred
Paper
1
1
1
10-1
9-30
9-27
f 17Vic
tl7Vic
25c
20c
12Vic
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)_i__
Sorg
9-14
10-iw
9-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Stores,
Drug
conv.
1
1
1
_
(increased)
Industries,
preferred
8-23
-
preferred
(quar.)
___—
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.) —
Solitron Devices, Inc. (N. J.)—
(Increased-quar.) :
/$2.80
101110101010-
10- 4
held)
-
Homes, class A (quar.)—
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Somerville
10-
dividend)—
(stock
two shares
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
S.) & Co., $1 preferred
(T.
Skyline
(quar.)_—..
Co.
each
14c
(monthly)
:
A
Simms
South
Mfg. Co.—
convertible
Class
8-30
1
approval)
I.)
for
Dairies
Silverwood
12-27
___
ICC
share
Sommers
.
Brewing
(Henry
(quar.)—
$2
10c
to
Rainier
(One
9-20
9-30
lie
—
Chemicals
Insurance
1-2-64
America—
(subject
10-25
3Vi%
9-20
9-30
8c
(quar.)
Reichhold
Reliance
1
50c
__:
_.
ReeCe
Reliance
10-
$15c
(resumed)
dividend
9-20
$$1.50
;
(quar.)
Inc., 6% preferred
Sicard,
Smith
;
Corp.
Carriers
10-28
tax
(quar.)
B
Siegel
«
(quar.)
Co.
Sick's
9-20
11-15
class A
(quar.)
Real
Redwing
9-20
pay¬
income
•
(quar.)
Reardon
final
(a
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayette, Inc.
(quar.)
A
3
9-30
6c
A
& Batten, Ltd.,
preferred
Properties
10-
1 Vic
1
class
redeemable
Class
9-13
20c
less
38%%)
Rapid Grip
1
871/2 c
common
20%
10-
87 Vic
(quar.)
common
of
9-13
35c
(quar.)
Organization,
1
30c
—
preferred
Inns
Inc.,
Class
Rank
A
10-
15c
(quar.)
_J.
Ramada
Class
$27c
$10c
Bearings
10-11
10-11
8-23
9-16
9-13
25c
Corp.
5
5%
11- 1
11- 1
9-27
9-27
9-25
42V2C
10,
9-13
9-20
11-15
10-18
1-17
4-17
7-17
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56Vi
Seismograph Service
(quar.)
Sel-Rex Corp. (initial-quar.)
Selas
10- 4
Co.—
Security Capital (initial)
Security Trust & Guaranty
Stock
__—
Corp.
Quarterly
10-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)-_;
(quar.)
RR.
Milling
preferred (quar.)
$4.75
prefexwed
(quar.)
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Line
Associates
15c
.
10- 4
10-10
12- 2
11- 1
2-1-64
5-1-64
8-1-64
85c
$1
15c
40c
7Vic
$5
Sears
9-20
9-12
9-20
9-30
9-13
10- 1
lOr- 1
10-10
10-15
35c
25c
27Vic
27VaC
27Vic
27Vic
(quar.)
Seaboard
5%
9-30
10-15
1
20c
Seaboard
8-30
37V2C
30c
Sehluderberg-Kurdle (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (NV) (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.,
5'/2%
pfd. A (quar.)
5V2%
preferred A (quar.)
5 V2 %
preferred A
(quar.)—
5V2%
preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
8-30
8-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
9-19
9-27
35c
40c
10c
(quar.)
Extra
8-30
9-30
Y.)
10-15
10-15
10- 1
(N. Y.)
.—
(N.
10-
30c
15c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Trust
9-30
9-30
Corp.
lo-lo
$1.0!)
$1.31,.4
—
Rubber,
9-30
35c
;
class A
Schering Corp., 5 %pfd. (quar.)
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Screen
8-30
pfd.
9-19
9-19
9-30
10- 1
3uc
common.-
quarterly
Schenectady
1010-
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refining
6%
Tubular
15c
10-
"B"
Sugar
Paper,
ll%c
lOc
"A"
preferred
Savannah
Power
8-14
10c
15c
:
(quar.)
&
bII
(quar.)
common
preferx'ed
conv.
10-
—
$7 Vic
$1.32
Ltd.,
1
t25c
t$1.25
$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
5%
*
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
$1.07Ms
(quar.)
Common
St.
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
8-30
8-30
8-30
4r
preferred
5%
$6 Vic
dividend)
9-30
9-30
40c
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
5
9-30
9-30
9-30
25c
(quar.)
common
4.30%
St.
$1.02
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
$1.04 Vi
(initial)
B
3
1
9-30
75c
$1.34
12-14
9-12
1-15-64
15c
$1.45
.__
9-
10-
$3c
10c
(resumed)
Cards
9-
Carolina—
(Boston)
Helena Rubinstein,
(see
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-16
10-
10-16
5c
9-10
9-20
5Vi%
pfd. (quar.)
:j$0.3281 %
4V2%
pfd.
tquar.)__
$1.12Va
Co.,
10-31
15c
v
1
25c
Inc
9-24
9-30
10-
4.36%
(stock
15c
9-25
25c
60c
10-15
9-24
5c
•
9-30
$2
10-10
(quar.)_
10-15
371/2
10-25
10-31
10-16
10c
Sandura
$1.06
com.
15c
Ltd.,
Craft
$5.80
9-16
'
9-16
9-30
11c
9-13
9-30
$1
Fund
(s-a)
Foo's
Rust
Sanders
10-
1
h-4<)
10-31
Inc.)
Ruby
San
2%
11-
juc
(quar.)
(Helena)
San
9
9-13
9-16
•
11-15
25c
(quar.)__
(Jacob)
St.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil,
St.
8-30
9-13
^
9-23
5
8-30
1
34c
3
12-
9-30
Corporation
Regexicy
Fund-
$1.12 Vi
83%c
$1.10
$1.15
10-
9-30
30c
(quar.)—
1
$1.07 Vi
9-19
.
10-
$1,261/2
10c
Corp.
3.35%
1
40c
(quar.)
4V2%
10-
12 Vic
(quar.)„
Glass
9-13
12 Vic
A
1
common
9-13
1
50c
(initial)..
class
1
10-
9c
Y.)_
10-
$1.16
Co.,
M
Racine
9-10
9-27
Pipe Line—
B
Coal
.
25c
(quar.)
(N.
&
Ramo,
4%
Co.
10-28
10-19
22c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Mining
$3.50
9-27
Lumber,
40c
60c
Telephone
Extra
9- 6
10-15
4
9-13
1
3%
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
9-26
30c
$1.50
10-
9-10
10-
Oklahoma—
Fund
preferred
Quincy
9-15
10c
(Frank)
40c
income)
A
9-10
8
10-15
40c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp
12-10
Inc.
9-20
1
10-
1
$15c
dividend)
\
Cola
Ruppert
Rubinstein
10-
9-13.
9-13
1
(quar.)
Controller
Crown
10-
9-14
1
1
9-10
9- 6
8
2%
Income
Class
12-10
Transportation
10-
$1.50
37 Vic
(quar.)
5Vi%
9-25
1-3-64
Traffic
4.60%
10-10
1-3-64
Lois,
11-
Electric & Gas Co.—■
(George)
Quebec
I
Pennsylvania
4.40%
9-25
4%
Dohrmann
Class
9-25
$1.41
semi-annual
Koenig,
1
9-10
9-10
7 Vic
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock dividend)
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
9-25
10-10
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Parvin
10-10
10-10
$1.75
4.64%
Parmelee
8%
9- 5
12 Vic
Eastern
10-
9-24
1
Cement
Pyle-National
9-20
9-30
12 Vic
Panhandle
Paxton
10-15
$1.13
(quar.)
Sulphur
6
10-
dividend
Putnam
9-20
25c
dividend
Papert,
10-15
dividend
American
4%
9-20
Mortgage
Palomar
Pan
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Corporation—
Stock
11-
10-15
12 Vic
Industries,
vestment
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Increased
2
$1.75
(quar.)
Corporation
Stock
Putnam
9-20
10-15
22c
(quar.)
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pahang Rubber, Ltd. (extra)
Pak-Well Paper Industries, Inc.—
Pako
10-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Bell
Purex
1
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Savings & Loan Association
Pacific Southwest Airlines
(increased)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
A
9-13
1
(quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone
(quar.)
9-18
$1.12Vi
6%
Class
10-
l'
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
$1.10
/
Telephone
Pacific Power & Light—
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
(serial) preferred (quar.)
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)
5.64%
9-30
12-
(quar.)
Rican
Puerto
9-14
1
10-31
15c
(quar.)
7%
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Royal
1010-
Inc
Roxbury Carpet
9-16
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
$1.40 preference
9-10
9-30
12-31
10%
Express
Lighting Corp.—
preferred, (quar.)
conv.
9-12
1
10-
_.
North
of
Co.
preferred
Common
9-20
1
31 Vic
31 Vic
(quar.)
;
Northwest
(quar.)
4.18%
9-18
$4.75
1
10-
20c
Income,
4.08%
1
12-13
Pacific
Rowan
10-
12V2C
for
Public Service
12-14
10-15
9-30
preferred
$4.75 preferred
9-18
Co.—
Co.
preferred
4.24%
9-20
12-31
30c
(quar.)
4%
9-10
12-31
$4.50
1
25c
of
H.),
Brothers
11-
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Public
4
37 Vic
preferred
Rosenau
9-30
32Vic
$1.25
•
(quar.)
Broadcasting
(Wrn.
9-12
9-13
9-20
10-15
-
9-27
9-20
$1.41 Vi
(stock
Co.
4%
(quar.)—
Gas
Service
Public
9-16
37 Vic
$4.40
Rollins
(quar.)
Fund
Provident
of
(John)
Rorer
12-
10c
25c
$20c
:
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
Canada Ltd.
Corporation
9-13
L
Company
Rohr
9-30
9-26
(quar.)
Controls
Corporation
10-15
Co.
&
Rogex-s
Rogers
10-14
5c
___.
Power
Porter
preferred
Rockover
5c
$1.75
Industries
9-23
15c
preferred
$4.36
Paper
(quar.)
Read
5.65%
$0,102
1st
1
39c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
Pacific
9-13
5%
&
&
Little. Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester Telephone, com. (incr.-quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
$3
Progress Mfg. Co. common (resumed)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—!
6%
dividend
10-15
(resumed-quar.)
Progress
$1
(quar.)
Intermountain
10-15
16c
9-13
6%
Stock
1
8 7 Vic
9-16
25c
25c
(quar.)
5%
Pacific
11-
53 Vic
(quar.)
11- 8
1
10-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Co.,
10-15
$1
9-30
10-
20c
(quar.)
$6
1
15c
Increased-quarterly
5%
4%
9-19
11-
(quar.)
11-15
$1.19
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cos.,
Co.
Corporation,
Pacific
9-13
$20c
Glass
1
10-15
$1.37 Vi
Procter
&
Gamble, 8% pfd.
(quar.)
Procter-Silex," 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
10-10
$1
(s-a)
Discount
Owners
Oxford
1
1
20c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
Owens-Illinois
11-
$5c
Corp.,
10-
_______
Robinson
5%
non-cumulative
6%
Ltd.—
Rubber
9-10
1
10-10
97 Vic
Corp.
4Vi%
9-10
1
10-
$15c
Fixture
Wholesale,
O'Sullivan
10-
1%
preferred (quar.)
Portland
Cement,
Manufacturing Co.
Oshawa
10-31
$25c
Ltd.!
(quar.)—.
Co.,
Mfg. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Oregon
9-10
$1
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pratt-Lambert,
Inc.
10-31
11-15
Power
9-30
11-15
(Chicago)—
Insurance Co.
Products,
10-
>
(quar.)—.
Express
Royalite
Electric
Electric
Common
Pratt,
Opelika
Osborn
10-18
35c
59%c
75c
(quar.)
common
**4%%
Steel
9-30
Company
Robertshaw
(quar.)
(Del.)
K.) Co.
(H.
Potomac
9-30
Ontario
Roadway
10c
(quar.)—
Transit
6
10-10
Ontario
1
_
Sulphite
9-
9-30
40c
10-30
Debenture
Huron
Port
9-16
1
10-
10-15
&
-
Portland
__
18c
Loan
1
11-
Ritter
8-30
SFC
Mfg.
dividend
Porter
20c
Ontario
10-
10c
9-16
90c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
above
are
being called
for redemption
entirely, the 5%>
1st
pfd. and the $2.50 2nd pfd. both on
Sept. 24 at $50 per share plus this
quarterly dividend oayment)
Polymetric
Devices, (stock
dividend)
9- 3
9-30
$1.11
(quar.)
preferred (quar.-)-4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
Old Republic Life
"Stock
dividend
20c
1
9-30
10-
50c
2nd preferred
(Issues
shown
9-6
9- 9
4%
Old
9-27
6
$2.50
5%
4
Common
Gas,
6c
9-10
9-
Bros.
Roberts
1st
5%
9-19
Electric—
Natural
1
9-2/
11/2%
Atwood
&
Stock
9-19
10-
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
(quar.)
Ohio Water Service Co. (quar.)
Oklahoma
9-13
10-
r
preferred
(quar.)__
Inc.
(increased quar.)
Plume
10-
10-
$15c
;
(quar.)
&
9-17
.
& Lake Erie RR.
(quar.)
National Bank (increased quar.)
Company, common
(quar.)
Plough,
10-
9
9-16
5c
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittston
9-
2
dividend)
B
10-18
»
9-30
15c
sei'ies
10-18
1
9-28
(quar.)
preferred
1
40c
40c
(Del.)
1
11-
11-
I 5c
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-13
9-12
20c
iquar.)__
preferred
preferred
Gas
.
.
and
dividend
4Vi%
9-30
10c
(increased
common
4.40%
Oklahoma
10- 1
9-30
9-26
20c
(quar.)_______
4.44%
Stock
9-13
25c
(quar.)
Fisheries. Ltd.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.,
Brass
Telephone
10-10
$25c
Ocean
Ohio
Plastics
Pioneer
10-
30c
~___
(H. W.) & Co. (quar.)____
Stoker Corp." (quax-.)
1
Ripley Industries, Inc. & Jomar Plastics, Inc.
Quarterly
;___
.
Pioneer
25c
93%c
50c
_____
(quar.)—
(quar:)—:
Co.
(quar.)
9=-iO
Riley
Polaroid
(non-voting)
voting
.
(quar.)—
Pillsbury Company
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
Co.—
common
preferred
conv.
$3.50
Portland Cement (quar.)
Staies
$5.50
Co. (Milw.)
Light & Power Co., Ltd
Common
Ohio
1
10-31
27c
Chemical
B
10-
55c
75c
25c
7Vic
Quarterly
Scotia
Piedmont
•r
9-13
1
Rickel
25c
.
(Conn.)
:
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
Richman
14c
(quar.)
Co.
90c
(quar.)
9-10
$0.0639
Insurance
10-14
10-18
(quar.)
.
Corp. (stock
Natural Gas—
9-13
10-
-t75c
Railway (quar.)
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Northwest
Northwestern
1
A
income
Photo-Marker
•
10-14
10-18
_
Phoenix
9-28
25c
9- 6
1
$1,121/2
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
3%%
-
1
1
Pittsburgh,
Co.
Northwest
Northwestern
8 %
Western
Rich's,
1
9-14
10-31
Phillips-Eckardt Electronic Corn, (quar.)—
Phillips Screw Co.. (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend)
Gas—
(quar.)
A
Pacific
Northern
Common
Rhodes
11-
I
9-13
Tobacco—
preferred
33c
class
$1.12&
10>
10-
Pitxtey-Bowes, Inc.—
40c
(quar.)
Ontario
Northern
Nova
10- 1
10- 1
1
8
9-13
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
9-17
9-17
9-17
10-
$1.45
Northern
6%
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
9-30
10-
1
10-31
(quar.)
investment
net
9-30
17 Vic
& Trenton RR, - (quar.)—
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
3.90% prexerred (quar.)
Gas—
preferred
5.60%
10-14
Corp.,
(R. J.)
101011-
27 Vic
(quar.)__^—
Co.
Reynolds
10-15
62 Vic
.
Philadelphia
9-20
9-20
9-20
8-31
preferred
,_.j~
9-16
1
10-
10-25
35c
realized capital, gains)
Philadelphia National Bank., (quar.)
9-23
9-23
9-23
10-14
10-14
from
(5c
9-13
1
12c
(quar.)
Fund-^-
Philadelphia
>-* 0
3.60%
..ry- from
9-23
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Service
& Trading
9-16
N.J.)—
County,
common-. (.quar..i__
-
9-12
8-30
Holders
10-15
12 Vic
12V2C
59%c
Reynolds Metals, common
(quar.)—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
4Vi % preferred
(quax'.)
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A (incr.-quar.)
9-26
9-27
20c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
9-19
4.22%
5.80%
Petroleum
Revlon,
Rexach
10-15
When
Payable of Rec.
27Vic
9-20
9-20
46c
Co., * common
(quar.)___—
preferred (quar.)
4%>%
9-18
9-20
9-27
$1.06V«
(quar.)___
5Vi%
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-21
9-30
9-27
Cement,
preferred
Milk
Petrolane -Gas
Public
4Vi%
Northern
5%
Pet
8-30
9-13
9-17
9-30
9-16
9-16
10- 7
9- 9
9-18
9-27
10- 7
42c
(quar.)__
Service—
Permanente
inc.
(quar.)
Construction (quar.)
49
15c
*-
9-30
50c
—
_
9-16
10-10
11-
(Bergen
Co.
Share
Assn.
9-30
50c
^—
(quar.)—
—_
Coke (incr.-quar.)—
Bank (Reading, Pa.)—
&
Pep-Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Co.- (quar.)
9- 6
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%!
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Trust
Quarterly
9-10
15c
40c
____.
(Mass.)
Illinois
>
9-30
1
20c
10c
(quar.)
Extra
North
- ;
Peoples
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
10-
15c
12V2C
$1.75
12Vic
25c
com.
(quar.)
American
;
(quar.)
Sugar Industries,
North
'
>
Norris-Thermador Corp.
(quar.)_
North: American Aviation, Inc. (quar.)
North
9-30
9-30
•
pfd.
6%
Corp.,
9-30
(quar.)
Stores
Light
Trust City
Company
Racing
50c
25c
Drug
Gas,
Peoples
Quarterly
9-13
9-10
$15c
(quar.)
Western
&
1
9-30
.9-30
9-30
90c
97Vic
$1.02Vi
$1.21V4
$1.3114
(quar.)
4.85% preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving (quar.)
North
85c
_
Norfolk
10-
50c
(quar.)
common
4.10%
Nicholson
«
••
93%c
Power,
Company-
Peoples
Peoples
Per
Name of
25c
,
.
Pennzoil
9-30
10-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Revere
.
Extra
,
:% l$1.50
preferred •(quard^-.tsiii-^iu-ipreferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
s
3.60%
9-16
Quarterly
(quar.)
Mohawk
3.40%
9-30
Share
of Company
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co.—
9-13
6 Vic
(quar.)
Electric Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Newport
10- 3
Telephone—
preferred
Name
Holders
10c
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Per
York
New
(1181)
1
1
1
1
10- 1
9-11
9-20
9-20
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday. September 23. 1963
.
.
(1182)
50
■
}
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Carolina
Gas Co. (quar.)_Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd.
Puerto Rico Sugar, common
Insurance
South
9-
6
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.35
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
5%%
preferred
10-
1
9-16
Universal
9-30
9-12
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.31 V*
$1
$1.24
10-
1
9-16
4Va%
50c
(quar.).
9-27
9-30
9-12
Texas
Pharmacal
9-27
9-13
Texas
Power
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.I—
Propane Gas Co. (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service
(quar.)
Southeastern
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Southern California Edison—
;
;
Original preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
—
Southern Fire & Casualty (Tenn.)—
6%
conv. 2nd preferred
(s-a) ___.
Southern Gas & Water, common
iquar.
8%
f 25c
10c
10-
1
9-10
25c
1
9-10
8-26
9-30
27c
99-
5
9-30
9-
5
1%
9-28
9-
5
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
$5
10-
1
-
Thorofare
8-30
(quar.)__
Markets,
convertible
5%
9-16
Thorp
Trust Ctfs.)
9-16
1
10-
Thrifty
4%%
Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)'
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred (quar. t
Southwestern Electric Service—
Southwestern Electric
Times-Mirror
9-16
$1.16 "4
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
$1.10
11-
1
Tip
9-16
$1.07
10-21
Iron
Toronto
10-18
11-
1
1
10-18
$1.10
11-
1
10-18
$1.15
11-
1
10-18
Class
A
$1.183/4
11-
1
10-18
Class
B
$1.40%
11-
1
11-
1
10-18
27i/2c
11-1
10-18
31'Ac
11-
10-18
1
9-27
910-
1
5c
10-15
20c
9-30
9-30
9-16
5c
10-10
9-14
$1.12%
10-
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
Transue
1
Standard
40c
12-
1
11-18
Class
B
75c
10-
1
10-10
9-25
10-10
9-25
93 %c
10-15
9-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Standard
3%%
Poor's
Standard
&
Standard
f 10c
20c
Standard
Corp.
Ltd.
Steel
Stanley
Works
Starrett
(L.
1
30c
9-30
tl5c
9-27
9^13
$0.5156
(accum.) —
S.)
Bank
State
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-16
(Albany,
N.
Y. >
9-16
9-
87%c
9-30
9-30
4% %
4%%
C
Textiles,
Stetson
(John
Btill-Man
12-
1
11-
1
10-
1
Union
56c
10-
1
Stock
57c
1-1-64
I,
1
(quar.)
10-15
6%
11-
1
10-
prior preferred
(quar.)
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Stowe-Woodward,
Inc.
(quar.)
Stratoflex, Inc.
(reduced)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Stubnitz Greene Corp.,
common
(quar.)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Studebaker Corp., $5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Sunbeam
Sunset
(quar.)
Sunshine
Mining
Valu Stores,
Super
Superior
Sweets
Swift
&
of
1
12-10
10-31
America
Szabo
T.
F,
Food
10-
H.
New
Publications
10-
1
J35c
15c
40c
.__
1
9-27
(G.),
Preferred
Ltd.,
9-
9-30
.
5c
10-10
9-
3
10-
1
7%
9-19
1
11-15
U.
10-18
1
U.
9-16
U.
Bank
1
9-
6
U.
9-
6
U.
S.
9-14
U.
S.
10-1
S.
(incr.
A
Mines
&
Ltd.
Storage
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Freight' (quar.)__
___;
Foreign Securities—
(Baltimore)
;
from
4.50%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ltd.,
4%
8%
U.
■
U.
S.
States
10-
1
9-
1
9-
Sugar
10-
1
9-
6
1
9-
6
t$l
10-19;
6
Trust
S
Trust
United
United
United
Corp.
Co., com.
(quar.)
$1.27
11-
1
10-15
$1.16
10-
1
10c
40c
22c
9-30
10-
9-12
9-27
5%
5%
8-30
$1.14
.
.'.W-M
.
10-
1
11-
1
Co.
(N.
Stockyards
Towns
Y.)
Electric,
Utilities
Union
Foods,
Ltd.
9-13
Weston
preferred
9-16
A
Automated
Container
f
\Y..,
Corp.,
Steel
class
Corp.
;
>-
Class
B
•
9-23
8-30
33c
1
10-
1
8-30
$5
10-
1
8-30
White
12-
1
Corporation
11-14
Foods
preferred
Motor
51/4%
1
preferred
Whitehall
Cement
Wichita
25c
9-24
9-
33c
10-15
9-24
1-1-64
12-
6
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-10
10-10
9-23
10-
1
Stock
Inc.
for
Wiegand
each
(Edwin
&
1
10-1G
10-
1
9-19
35c
11-15
11-1
30c
9-30
63 %c
4.25%
preferred
Wisconsin
6%
10-15
9-25
Wolf
9-27
50c
10-15
10-15
9-23
9-26
8-26
9-26
8-26
9-26
9-16
(Howard
12-18
10-
12-
3
9-
6
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
9-13
Xerox
7%c
Yocam
York
10-25
10-15
9-30
A
9-25
&
(increased)
9-13
10-15
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
9-25
9-30
9-10
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
9-
€
10-
1
9-
6
$1.25
27%c
$1.31 y*
(reduced)
>9-14 4;
! 9-24
9-10
10-
9-17
1
15c
shares
9-30
9-16
11c
(quar.)
9-30
9- 9
Markan,
held
•
—
(quar.)
—
10-11
9-20
25c
10-
i
9-11
43c
10-
1
9-10
40c
11-
1
$1.06'/4
10-
1
(quar.)
common
9c
$1.50
Inc,
75c
(quar.)
9-30/
11 %c
(quar.)
10-31
10-
1
9-30
15c
National
11-
1
15c
10-
4
9-13
9-16
10-
1
9-10
9-13*
10-10'
9-16
30c
9-26
9-
9-26
9-
4!
4!-.
(Mass.)—
50c
Co.
10-15
$1.25
Bank
0
1
►-*
9-16
—
25c
Mfg.
Water
&
Curry
(quar.)^
—
9-
10-
1
9-10 i
10-
1
9-11
12-16
11-30
t3c
10-15
9-30
10-15
37c
(quar.)_
Park
(Canada)
10-18!
1
10c
Fund
1
10-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Investment
9-20
11-
25c
31c
(initial)
1
25c
1
Extra
9-19
10-15
25c
:
Batteries
Yosemite
9-3
25c
(quar.)
Special
9-16
9-20
1
30c
Tanning Co.
Jr.
Towne
York
10-15
t50c
(quar.)
com.
Yale
9-16
9-25
9-10 4
12-10
10-
(quar.)
Xtra, Inc., $1.40 preferred
9-10
1
35c
common
8-30
1
10-
30c
9-
9-30
10-15
1-2-64
15c
9-30
10-
3
t2c
Corp.
&
3
9-
$35c
9-30
6
9-
11c
;
County
Quarterly
9-13
11- 4
10-'7
Co.
1
11-30
68c
&
Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
9-25
10-
7
9,13
Power—
B.),
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Monthly
1
9-
-
59c
(quar.)
Shoe
(John)
1
10-31
Woodward
5%
'10-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wolverine
Wood
9-1G
68%c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Stores
Electric
preferred
Oil
10-14
9-23
"V
9-30
(quar.)
Company,
Winn-Dixie
9-23
„
10
L.)
Company
Wiser
11-12
1
11-
59 %c
River Oil Corp.—
distribution of one share of
Wilson
9-23
s
10-
62V2c
37J/2c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Whitehall Fund, Inc.
9-30
2
9- 5
59 %c
(quar.)
9,-17
3
12-
9-16
.•!'
$1.50
new
9-17
9-26
9-30
$2.50
_____^
(quar.)
Co.,
9-27
9-
9-27
30c
(quar.)
9-27
9
9-30
25c
9-2C
Co.—
Weyenberg Shae Mfg
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
10-
"
€
9-15
tlOc
Wetterau
30c
.
9-30
(quar.)
Westran
30c
...
f
9-23
9-16
9'
tlOc
9-23
62 %c
(quar.)
■
9-23
9-30
(quar.)
9-23
3c
A
9-22
9-30
Kquar.)
.___
UOC
(quar.)
9-30
15c
class
10-10
5c
Industries
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
'.10-10
40c
(quar.)
9-30
70c
preefrred
(quar.)
62 %c
55C
(quar.)
90c
(quar.)
(George),
$2
pfd.
9-30
(quar.)
28c
conv.
10-1
Ltd.—
9-30
55C
Bankshares, Inc.
30c
12V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
87 %c
(quar.)
10-1
Telegraph (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
12 %c
(quar.)
9-20
$1.10
10c
9-20
22 %c
(quar.)
9-20
10-15
$1.25
9-23
50c
(quar.)
9-2C
10-15
$1.25
10-10
1
9-2(
Stationery Corp.—
25c
10-
/
10-15
Utilities
7%
8-29
$1.05
(quar.)
Western
93 3,4 c
com.
9-2(
(quar.)
Westfair
$2
1
9-1C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Western
27 %c
(quar.)
Universal-Cyclops
,
2nd
9-
9
10-
9-25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
8-30
9-30
10-15
10-15
37%c
preferred
1
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
Universal
10-15
&
1st
Tablet
1
9-
9-16
10-15
pfd.
5%
B
Worcester
(Boston)
Universal
9-16
$1
(-
preferred
10-
3
9-1$
1
85c
(quar.)
Gas
&
10-
10-24
9-1
9-25
10-
$1.02%
Cos.
Gas,
preferred
5.44%
9-10
1
22 %c
9-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-6
40c
(quar.)
Universal American Corp.,
$5.80
■■
1
10-
25c
Co.
United Virginia
9-30
Co.—
'
$2.75
from
Quarterly
6
10-
U
6
10-
$1.27
(quar.)
9-
10-
$1.25
pfd.
1
$1.18
$1.23
,
$4.56
r
9-13
-v.; 9
$1.12%
(quar.)
Power
4.75%
9-27
9-2;
1
9-30
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
25c
Rubber
preferred
1st
S.
Western
9-13
1
10-
Pennsylvania Natural Gas—
Preferred
10-29
'
$4.64
$4
9-20
11-15
22»/2C
(quar.)
1
Z
Wilcox
6
Service
9-30
&
6
Canada,
9-11
A
preferred (quar.)
Western Pacific RR.
(increased quar.)
Western Pennsylvania National Bank
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
$1.75
.__
6
Electric
9-27
9-3
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(quar.),,.
9-
Texas
$2.50
5o
9-
Texaco
6%
9-13
$1.12%
7'/2C
9-
(quar.)
9-13
9-30
X
1
preferred
9-30
45c
—
(quar.)
1
preferred
Western
$2.50
(quar.)
1
5.08%
10-14
9-14
9-2
10-
3%
& (Surety (Kan.)
<quar.)
Insurance Securities Co.
(K. C.) —
4.75%
-.
10-
5.00%
4
10c
(quar.)_
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
9-9
6
9-
1
10-
10c
Casualty
Natural
9-30
11-15
12V2c
pfd.
Bancorporation
Western
Western
.'
10-
4.92%
Western
10-14
Western
9-20
8-27
50c
dividend!
9-15
1
9-30
26 V4C
(quar.)
common
Massachusetts
10-14
4
75c
$1.28
4.72%
Western
4
11-
37y2c
$1.31
5.10%
10-
10-18
11-
'
$1,311/4
$1.16
,
(quar!)
6
Ry.,
11-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
4.65%
4.90%
9-
5%
1
J_
.___
Inc.
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
6
1
10-18
A
9-30
10-
26J/4C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
5.25%
10-
6
9-
•
11-15
10-15
10c
50c
Paper
5%
Co.
10c
6
$1.15
4.60%
9-
7%
110c
9-
1
4%
10-18
(quar.)
10-'/1
1
10-
Maryland
10-18
11-15
(quar.)
$1.27%
10-
$1.061/4
Western
11-15
10-
10-11
40c
&
Petroleum,
Electric
15c
6
31c
4.40%
Co.,
Pulp
Western
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Jersey RR & Canal
Pacific Corp.
(quar.)
Tile
Utilities
8-31
9
9-16
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
class
9-11
9-13
30c
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
9-18
Co.
common
preferred
Virginia
10-
1010-
12 y2c
(stock
preferred
37y2c
preferred (quar.)_
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
5.2414%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
West
Co.,
preferred
$i.06y4
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
9-
10c
22 y2 c
1
(quar.)
6
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
1
9-ld
(quar.)
A
4.10%
Common
6
9-16
4.10%
10-
4y2%
4.72%
6
9-16
4.25%
West Texas
t75c
9-
1
9-30
9-13
1
1
25c
iquar. 1
class
9-30
(quar.)
9-
10-
1
10-
10-
income
Power
10-
10-
9-18
10c
(quar.)
Westates
quar.)
9-
5c
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
B
9-13
40c
1
20c
investment
Penn
2 Va %
1
9-16
$1.25
Class
1
10-
9-17
10-
quar.)
Management,
Wellington
9-ii
20C
(Del.)
class
6C
realized
9-16
net
32c
stock)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
From
115c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Stores,
:%9-I4
9-30
$1.25
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—
10-
35c
1
preferred
9-30
9-30
Electric
Bros.
9-18
Ltd.—
10-
9c
Webster
1
J.)
1
9-30
1
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
10-
20c
10-
Keys
1
10-
10-
quar.)
Common
$1.16'/4
Ten
9
10-
9-12
j?' 9-23
6c
(quar.)
175c
New
Cold
S.
1
9c
l_
non-cumulative
11-
30C
(L. A.)
class
Hill
Ceramic
15c
B
$5
11-15
10-15
Borax & Chemical—
S.
10-
Ohio—
A
Class
9-16
9-12
9-27
10-15
nVzc
Clutch
&
(increased
preferred
Western
preferred
S.
10-
18c
10-18
Investments, Ltd.__
Keno
4%%
10-18
11-15
10-
9-19
1
1
and class B stocks
Dye Works—
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
United Shoe Machinery, common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
United States Gypsum Co.—
Common (increased quar.)
9-23
1
Common
5%
;.
Waste King Corp., 6% pfd. C (quar.)
Waste King, 6% pfd. C (quar.)
Waukesha Motor (quar.)
$2.55
common
preferred
United
9-13
10-
10-1
11-
United Piece
f20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
of
10-15
9-27
15c
40c
■
Ltd.
(quar.)
169c
$1.22%
Class
Co.
10-31
10-
30c
9-2$
9-16
(quar.)
Electric Brake
25c
ordinary income plus 25c
capital gains
U. S. Lines Co., 4%-ft preferred (s-a)
U. S. National Bank
(Oregon)
(quar.)
U.
S. Playing Card Co.
(quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
33/4% preferred A (quar.)
U. S. Servateria
(quar.)_
U. S.'Shoe Corp.
(quar.)
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Service
9-27
9-18
'
com.
Illuminating
United
t50c
Co.
9-13
1
15c
(quar.)_.
United Merchants
9-13
10-
25c
(quar.)
Instrument
1
10-10
7 Vac
._
United
8-30
1
Fuel
4V\%
6
10-1
10-
in
preference
United
9-10
10-21
10-15
50%
(quar.)
common
10-
10-
62 Vac
Quarterly from net investment income
Gas Corp.
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common
(quar.)_
9-17
9-25
/
12 %c
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
Inc.
9-13
9-23
10c
Extra
(James),
Tamblyn
Taylor
pfd.
9-27
10-10
United Income Fund
9-20
10-
22 %c
(quar.)
5%
9-18
9-13
12 y2c
Telephone Co., $5 pfd.
Washington Mills
.1
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
75c
Omaha,
United
9-20
62V2C
(quar.)
6%
9-16
1
Toe
(initial)
common
Talcott
Corp.
9-30
15c
of
f
9-16
6c
Warren
9-13
10-
37 Vac
;
on
California
United
9-16
10-
2%%
(quar.)
Service, Inc.,
Warner
4
1
9-27
United Funds:
1
1
10-
lc
div.)
(quar.)
Wayne
9-13
10-
10-15
Worts,
(quar.)
Pictures
87 Vic
Co.
Corp.—
Extra
Symington
Bros.
25c
$
9- 3
9-30
15c
&
Corp. (increased
Co. (quar.)
921/aC
__
Drill
f
9-30
(quar.)
Productions
(quar.)
$1
com.
Yards
_
Artists
United
10-18
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
Stock
Twist
payable
9-16
15c
Disney
(Jim)
Weiss
(quar.)
1
9-27
9-30
Products
Walter
Warner
1
$3.12
(quar.)
RR.,
(Stock dividend
9-13
1
Walt
Grove
$1.12,/a
preferred
10-
10c
Corp
Tiernan
9-13
10-
62 %c
quar.)
United
11-15
2
Wallace Business Forms
Bros.
25 c
(quar.)
Quarterly
6
10-
$1.25
.
$1.40
9-
1
10-
$1.13
(stk.
preferred
.9-13
7'/2C
(increased
Union
9
6c
—
(increftsed-quar.) —_r_
Ltd.,
Company
10-
37 %C
5%
Propane,
Co.
10-
12C
-_
Petroleum
Co.
1
9-
15c
.
—
Pacific
9
10c
(quar.)
Shares
International
10-16
1
_______
9-13
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
1
10-
62 Vac
4%
preferred (s-a)
Union Rock & Materials Corp. (Ariz.)
9
1
1
10c
Corp.
Supervised
9-
1
1010-
25c
—
$4.50
10-
20c
—
Chemical
Investment
Union
4
25c
(quar.)_
5%
Sun
11-
preferred
Union
9-30
5%
preferred
Walnut
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)
(quar.)
5% ft
Union
dividend
2nd
6
,
Union Gas
12-17
25c
3%
convertible
6
9-
(quar.)
-
$1.13
(quar.)
corp.—
investment income)
net
4.20%
common
9-16
9-
Street investing
6c
Corp.,
10-1
Walker (B. B.) Shoe (quar.)
Wan
1
A
-9-1$
i
9-18
10-
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
62V2C
I-
l$1.121/2
——
9-12
"'9-13
75o
Gooderham
(William)
—
N.
9-13
,
...
B
(Hiram)
&
—
(Union,
10-
8c
A
9-20
1
5%
__.
common
(quar.)
noncumulative
6%
9-16
common
Bank
class
Reed,
9-27
10-
Ltd.—
National
Finance
Class
&
Class
Wallace
(quar.)
> 9-13
1
62V2c
.
(quar.)
pfd.
Walker
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
9-18
dividend
Common
Bank
4
10-
Waddell
Wallace
$4
1
11-
10c
Y.)
10-
1
(quar.)
9-13
6
(quar.)__
I
9-30
(s-a)
$4.50
9-13
Corp.—
$4.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—
5%
9-17
1
32c
Corp.
8
t9;
10-1
,_.
1
9-
—
10-
9-24
lue
__i
Corp.—r.
9-30
9-
-
Quarterly
Electric,
Manufacturing Corp.,
Stock
1010-
Warner
'
10-15
v
9-30
25c
(resumed)
$1.25
9-1+
11-11
•;7c
Inc.
preferred
9-6
partic. 2nd pfd.
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)
Union
9-13
4
(N.
non-cum.
Center
9-13
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
B.)
T
11-29
(quar.)
Corporation,
prior
1
(quar.)
Union
6
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
25c
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
Stern
11-
•
A
preferred
Hamm-Young
110c
Trust
Union
9-13
25c
_
preferred
60c
9-10
10c
Quarterly
Chemical, 3%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Lithograph
Corp.
(quar.)_
Sterling Brewers Inc.
(quar.)
&
Common
(Raleigh, N.C.)
Stecher-Traung
5%
$3
15c
Street
Union Acceptance Corp.
9-17
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
Stauffer
Stern
9-30
25c
Capital Life Insurance
Salle
La
Underwriters
9-16
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
State
Vuican
West
9-20
25c
pfd.
Von
7%c
*20c
Distributors
1
Industries, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Tyler Pipe & Foundry, common
Tyson's Foods
9-19
——
South
208
9-13
1
10-10
(quar.)
5% %
Standard-Thompson,
10-
t5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
Structural
10-
12 %c
Properties
Standard Radio,
Standard Screw
9-13
9-30
9-12
1
10-
(quar.)_
Volume
1
dividend)
9-
9-27
$0.65625
____
'
(quar.)
10-
common
9-
•
5C
30c
convertible
10-
Twin
Ohio—
of
Co.
preferred series A (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
A
preferred
9-20
30c
(stock
Corp.,
1
9■
7c
10-
—
Industries
1
10-
9-2£
1
37V2C
Chemical
$4c
Forging
10-
10-
29V2C
(quar.)
class
$50c
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred (s-a)
Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City)—
Quarterly
;
9-13
20c
(quar.)
class A
9-1
Trust
20c
preferred
5%
Fund—
Steel
33c"
(quar.i.
(quar.)
$20c
■if-,'
9-16
2
(From
Trice
Standard
Corp,
5%
1
15c
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Products
(quar.)
9-18
$1.60
Williams
&
Trav-Ler
9-13
1
6
9-
1
50c
System—..———-—
9-30
10-4
.
32c
common
iquar.)_
Freight,
Class
5
tl5c
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
9-18
1
Viking
10-
120c
Bus
Corp.
•;
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina
10-
25C
—-
9-16
ioc
15C
iquar..1
iquar.)
Ltd.
11-
J75c
_______'
9-30
2%
Savings Bank—
preferred
Company
15c
Quarterly
3
10-
9-25
25c
—
9-20
Corp.—
class A (quar.—
preferred (quar.)
B.)
(J.
Common
J50C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Trans-Lux
3
1010-
participating
(quar.)
10-1
1334C
(quar.)
9-30
25c
Distributing
Products,
National
5'A%
9-16
9-23
5c
Works, 60c class A (accum.jLj
6% 1st partic. iquar.) —
Transcontinental
8-21
25c
Dredging, common (quar.),.
preferred (quar.)
Fruit & Steam Ship—
9-16
(quar.)—
Corporation
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-25
25c
30c
9-10
10-10
—
6%
—
Inc
9-iU
9-30
30c
$1.12%
_—
9
10-
$3
A
Trans-Canada
(quar.)
9-30
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
4%,-% preferred (quar.)
Trane Company
(quar.)____
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund
(quar.)
10-18
27 %c
10-
12%c
5%
5c
Standard Holding
Viau,
Company
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
(quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
10-18
11-
$1.62%
Industries,
Chemical
9-12
Torrington
Torrington
$1.033/4
(quar.)
Company
D
9-20
Star, Ltd.,
1
15c
Square
Stamford
7c
9-27
10-18
$1.06 V*
Spalding'
common
Vendo
Bank
1
15c
Springfield Insurance Co.,
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
Toronto
(A. ~G.)
& Bros, (quar.)
Sparkletts Drinking Water Corp. (quar.)
Spar ton Corp., common
Spencer
Gifts
(quar.)
—
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
Inc.
Toys
In-
97j/2C
9-13
(quar.)
9-16
(quar.).
Corporation
1
class
n-
92V2C
Vapor
Vermont
10-1
10-1
Construction
10-10
30c
•
Public Service Co.—
pieferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
;—
5.625%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5.00% preferred
(quar.)
Bovereign Investors Inc.
(from investment
Sciver
9-17
9-17
115c
Tonka
Southwestern
3.70%
Van
Forge
9-30
25C
A
9-16
9-27
9-30
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
<fe
9-30
31'Ac
Realty
Toronto-Dominion
(Dallas)—
Valley
31 Vie
pfd.
9-l{
15c
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
juignt,
10-
;
10-10
common
preierred
$1.18
Utilities
40c
(quar.)
&
9-13
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
1
9-30
(quar.i
on
preferred
(quar.)—
4'/2%
a
1
10-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
$1.28
17%C
(quar.)
Products,
Top
Tishman
9-16
.
$1.20
Co.
Tobin Packing
4.40%
Quarterly
?
1
10-
$1.25
5%
9-30
Power
11-
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Company
Uiah
30c
r
(quar.)
9-16
.
Stores,
preferred B
Co.,
9-17
9-30
Pictures
converiiole
Upson
preferred
initial
Drug
Oil
9-13
10-10
(quar.)
Corp
Finance
Tidewater
10-
20C
6%
Products
Publishing &
Stock
preferred B
non-convertible
8-26
9-13
3
30c
common
5%
9-20
•
9-21
10-
31'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-15
$2
preferred (quar. >
Southwestern Life Insurance
Tool
1
——
10-
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
Pacific Co. (quar.»
Southern Railway
(M&O Stock
Southern
9-
$1.25
Co.,
10-15
11-
10-
<
preferred
(quar.)".
Inc.
Retts
Power
11-
30c
i
Thomas Industries, Inc., common
(quar.)—
Thompson-Starrett, 70c pfd. (accum.)
9-15
9-15
9-20
48c
&
10-10
$1.14
25C
—
preferred
55c
$1.20
v
Universal
10-10
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Universal
10-10
common
preferred
$5
Thor
(quar.)
Inc.,
Thomas
—
4.80%
10-10
11-
common
Holders
Payable of R6c.
$2
Tobacco,
Oil
11-
Share
Marion
Universal
11-
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
Tlierm-O-Disc
9-16
9-28
Co.
convertible
$1.25
3C
31c
$4.50
Textiles,
Textron,
5
9-30 ;
26V4C
Utilities
7
1-
Leaf
preferred
$1.21
iquar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)___
Texas
8%
$1.19
pfd.
$4.84
$4
9-30
1-14-64
50c
(increased)
& Light,
preferred
$4.76
10-
25c
dividend
preierred i.quar.)__
Southern New England Telephone
Universal
Corp.—
When
Per
Name of Company
10-15
Southeastern
Common
Holders
30c
Soutnam
Stock
Transmission
Gas
Texas
9-20
2
10-
25c
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.12y2
Jersey
Soutn
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
v
(quar.)
Co.
South
South
>
Per
Holders
10-
7%c
10-
61
9-30
1
9-14
9-30
9-16
i.
>
Volume
198
Number
6301
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
(1183)
!
.'.v.
Young- Spring
Younker
&
Share
*
Wire
Pacific Petroleums, Ltd.—To Sell Shares to
Payable of Rec
25c
Petroleum—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
17V3C
10-
1
10-
1
to
9-16
$1.25
!
9-16
__
Jewelry
Co.
Zenith
Electric
Zenith
Radio
15c
(quar.)
i.
Supply, Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Phillips
Petroleum
announced
; •
in
Canadian
9-16
9- 6
a
y Previously
date
-
the
at
tax
t Payable
Less
x
in
U.
S.
Jamaica
will
used
be
bank;
loan
the
retire
to
in
full
$17,000,000
in the pur¬
incurred
was
A
will
give
Phillips
45.6%
shares
the
of
Petroleums
that
Calgary
stockholders
will
consider
to
sale
the
been
has
of
corporation
R.
J.
R.
acquired
for
cash
and
stock
1
tional
v
R.
J.
future.
The
V.
Continued from page 6
the
of
International
Parker-Hannifin
present
p.
198,
R.
firm
Division
products
fittings
will
of
Parker-Hannifin.
expected
are
manufacturing
ODerate
as
to
be
in
Parker-Hannifin
a
Susquehanna & Western Railroad—New
Sept.
of
1 the
from
The
it
reported
was
end
4.600
Susquehanna
&
Gregory
Sons,
Irving Maidman, through a
acquire 31,667 common shares
a
to
have
& Western Railroad at
Wall St. brokerage firm.
$28
per
subject
purchase represents
the
Susquehanna's
In
terminal.
,
of
interests
currently
are
represented
by
the
stock
special
1962, Mr. Maidman, a New York realtor, purchased
controlling
interest
of
the
road's
outstanding
29,986 preferred
shares and over $2,000,000 of its $3,999,200 of 4%r/c income bonds.
Shortly after, he and his wife went on the nine-member Board.
He became Chairman at the Company's annual meeting
in April,
his
approval
for
by
split
stockholders
.,
October
and
to
split
a
holder
each
the
of
of
the
stock
common
stock
common
share
each
held.
Pennsylvania Public
of
would
The
of
and
record
meeting.—V.
the
amendment
Oct.
197,
1,
the
See
Transamerica
this
Corp.,
to
will
197,
Gregory
Sons
&
has
shares for
common
The
the
held
about 20
majority of the Suequehanna's
Mr. Maidman said he has asked
a
years.
Phillips
and
Gregory
Petroleum
See
Pacific
Corp.
Oversub¬
Secondary
—
the
scribed—On Sept.
in
issue.—V.
198,
fiscal
Inc.—Sales,
Shoenfeld,
President,
ended
30,
year
In
June
has
1963
1962.
were
the
same
In.
by
70
year
about
190%
cents
period
share
per
the
assets
the
of
Real
for
investment.
BUSINESS—The
land
pursuant
jointly, 99.12, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld
& Co., jointly, 99.101.
the
St.,
Silver Spring, Maryland in space at the present
Revane-Richardson, Inc. The company plans to
bly
real
to,
a
part
pay
construction
this
under
at
the
to
100%,
option
the
for
1,
million
in
and
Dakota,
will
bonds
be
the
company's
loans incurred
bank
prices
ranging
redemption
purposes
1963
derived
interests.
of
The
a
is
located
Internal
at
shares
transferable
are
—V,
of
196,
beneficial
p. 215.
int.
(no
Paul,
in
made
83%
about
from
of
Minnesota
ia
corporation)
serve
miles and a population
southern
electrical
operations.—V.
198,
the
M.
of
of
Power
parts
A.
Minnesota,
of
North
corporation)
an
area
of
of
close
to
including
Dakota
Min¬
South
and
system's
operations
operating revenues
over
16%
from
and
was
Sonnabend
Premier
Ward
of
First
for
at
TO
Co.,
of
Chairman
Revenue
in
as
recently
Premier, i
;
■ •
Mr. Sonnabend succeeds
became
the
same
of
board
Premier.
of
also
elected
On
FINANCING
Binswanger,
Brown and
Paul
Wexler
of
the
NuTone, Inc.—N.Y.S.E. Listing Approved—
The
stock
common
the
Board
of the company has been approved
Governors
of
the
New
York
Stock
of
Trading is scheduled to start
.,
NuTone
1,512
are
cluding
years
started
was
its
ago
1953
Sales
in
in
1953
shareholders, net
company's
with
Marcus
employees.
E'xchange.
Today
stereo
and
ten
years
$1,200,000.
had
worth
plant
electronic
In
grown
is
of
to
large
a
number
modernization
later
its
reached
Sept.
3,
of
new
industry.
In
$36,321,000.
1963
report
to
$15,445,000.
located
in
Ohio, where
radio-intercom
of ventilation products—
music
as
systems—a large variety
signal devices—and auxiliary heaters. NuTone has recently expanded
into birch wood
kitchen cabinets, with plants in
Maine, Indiana
and Nebraska.
,.v; v V.'
as
V.
Bank
co-transfer
198,
Sales
for
18.8%
who
stockholder
the
Mr.
in
$304,741.
Personal
with
in
York
for
agent
Trust
the
has
Co.
been
stock
common
of
appointed
the
to
act
company.—
to
cents
94
outstanding,
per
the
first
cents
47
or
cents
per
per
a
share
year
earned
on
share
15.6%
up
weeks
of
the
taxes^
cents
than
the
per
income
current
of
for
the
all
for
six
while
of
months
income
1962,
Dr.
the
In
earned
the
$2
same
in
on
„
is
Oxford Finance
Chase
co-transfer
against
Companies Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
agent
of
the
Bank,
New
common
York,
stock
of
has
the
been
appointed
company.—V. 198
p.'773.
sales
the
for
six
to
equal
to
interim
an
report
to
sales
for
ended
for
the
Kenard
$639,084,
months
59
loss
a
of
cents
of
33
stockholders.
in
ended
per
cents
the
the
June
share,
per
first
as
share
Dr.
half
same
June
half
H.
30.
was
a
and
the
of
scribed
On Sept. 18, 1963, it was
reported that a
secondary offering of 65,000 shares of this firm's com—
mori stock made at $17.50
Co., Iqc., N.Y.,
was
per share through Blyth &
oversubscribed.—V. 197, p. 660.
net
pre¬
Sales
ago.
for
28
2288.
p.
outstanding
stock
will
Inc.
to
take
withheld
from
the
transaction
is
distributed
reported
1963
$812,154
1962
first
period.
Net
income
amounted to $84,575,
loss of $45,846, equal
half
of
Leasing
debentures
of
the
10 states,
has
leasing
amounted
to
502,530
is
1955,
$18,170,418.
shares
engaged
Transamerica
engaged
since
of
in
Leasing
by
Personal
Transamerica
consummation
of
the
approximately 60 days. 20%
distribution for a period of
subject
in
to
the
the
Corp.—V.
of
Hollywood,
the
and
Calif.,
of equipment
outstanding at june
Personal
common
approval
requirements,
business
Leases
equipment
per share
after
or
Property
presently
stock.
leasing
198,
p.
through
a
sub¬
478.
convertible
are
1962.—V.
into
and
also
of
in
Hamden.
entirely through its
Haven,
Electronics
due
7%
conv.
—V.
198,
the
is
Conn.,
engaged
in
the
Electronics
National Bank„—
subord.
stock
($1
a
manufacture
manufacture
TO
of
holding
United
of
air¬
debentures—
par)-.—_.
synchonous
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Second
is
subsidiaries,
and magnetic tape
transports.
contract, with Electronic Futures,
audio teaching devices.
Maxson
The
Common
Conn.,
under
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Notes
two
Inc.
testing equipment,
manufactures,
North
Beau
stock
date.
operates
missile
common
prior to Oct. 1, 1964, and $4
per share
that
hysterisis motors.
Morganstern,
totaled
Property
convertible
be
$981,865
Outstanding
$55,000
108.972
108.972
250,000
250.000
600,000 Shs.
389,880 shs.
198, p. 99.
Union Planters National Bank
Reliance Insurance
Co.—Secondary Oversub¬
after
-
774.
p.
Pacific Gas Transmission
year
Personal
Manufacturing Co., and Beau Electronics,
United
Manufacturing Co. is engaged in
1963,
almost
Morganstern
of
30,
1963,
against a
In
and
year
equal,
share.
After
Corp.
expected
be
property
company and
announced.
consolidated
other
$213,000 net, before, extra¬
period
998,
p.
fiscal
$453,548
common
double
same
$18,540,000.
common
The debentures
at
from
United
gains,
and
mil©
Co.,
Meriden, Conn., is the principal underwriter.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$234,000, will be used
for repayment of debts
and
working capital.
the
Dynamics, Inc.—Shows First Half Profit
sales
150
a
boxes
Property, various legal
rulings.
Property Leasing, headquartered in
1963
craft
to
folding
G.
annual
UMC Electronics Co.—Debenture
Rights Offering—
company is offering its stockholders of record
Sept. 16, the right to subscribe for
$250,000 of 7%
subordinated convertible debentures due
July 1, 1971,
at $200 per
unit, plus accrued interest from Oct. 1.
Rights will expire Oct. 31.
Wm. H. Rybeck &
ago.
share,
common
common
within
area
about
C.
has
The
share on
of 18.2%
per
increase
an
common
half
division
818.
p.
BUSINESS—UMC, headquartered
substantial
The
an
division
a
1052.
Toppel noted
that in
August,
1963,
Pueblo Supermarkets
opened its tenth store, and that it had favorable customer reaction.
—V.
197, p. 2358.
equal
Manager.
became
today employs
through
Mr.
arranged
Personal
outstanding
last year.
President,
of
of
offices in
real
sidiary,
Saul
Mr.
Radiation
and
Stone's
in Ohio,
Franklin, a,
folding box
another
1916,
tax
Transamerica
G.
quarter of fiscal 1964 came to $8,665,644, or
the $7,291,536 volume achieved in the second
1963.
Net earnings in the current second quarter
41
in
were
will
30,
charge
Frank
second
or
and
in
1956.
months.
and
and Treasurer
Sonnabend,
cents
in
become
facility
and
Property.
stock
satisfactory
than
$352,391,
showed
New
equal
and
198,
mid-year financial statements to stock¬
Chairman, and John N. Eustis,
increase
in
sales
of
13%
to
$20,-
Transamerica
Completion
resigned.
Vice-President
as
are
stock
79
or
shares
of fiscal
quarter
the
18
Mr.
$702,603,
common
of
higher
reached
that
The
number
same
the
of
$594,397,
Consolidated
Appointment—
Chemical
in
was
income
more
which
stockholders
Petrick, and Mr. Wexler.
continue as directors.—V. 198, p.
Weisman
totaled
shares
the
period
Cincinnati,
home products such
above
Mansfield
Leasing to its stockholders. 80%
will
be distributed
shortly after the
1963,
and
17.
America
Supermarkets,
income
751.000
28
24'/a
Transamerica
Offi¬
of
largest retail food chain in Puerto Rico,
had record sales and
earnings in the first six months of fiscal 1964,
according to Harold Toppel, President.
Mr. Toppel reported
that
for the six
months ended July 27, 1963 net sales rose 18.5%
to
$16,689,848, from $14,082,066 in the same period the year before.
Net
four
introduction
building
was
main
Trproduccs built-in
and
the
home
$7,821,000 and
were
worth
; The
1936
for! listing
16.
there
employees in all of its factories and sales offices, in¬
Canadian plant. NuTone's greatest growth started ten
when its Development Engineering Department was ex¬
panded, resulting
products for the
Net
in
Oct.
on
Personal
of
Pueblo Supermarkets, Inc.—Net, Sales Up Over 18%
by
16
Sept.
on
Corp.
majority
Daroff
continues
$538,000,000
$187,000.000.—V.
National City Bank, New
York, has been appointed
registrar
shares of Tektronix no
par common stock.—V.
198,
Executive
Chief
and
Petrick Secretary
board
the
Sonnabend,
gas
Pueblo
year
Sept.
The
471.
p.
to
was
has
Marvin C.
members
new
Com¬
than
an
conversion
of
operations.
The
New
jointly announced the signing of an
agreement under
wnich
Transamerica will acquire
substantially all of the assets of Personal
Property Leasing Co. in exchange for a
minimum of 85,784 shares
of Transamerica
common
stock. An additional amount of
Trans¬
america common stock, not
exceeding 8,000 shares, may be issued
in
the event of
-
Michael
Harry J.
ap¬
1962.
Klendshoj,
Co.
manner
,
The
of
Transamerica Corp.—Proposed
Acquisition—
a
Code.
Outstanding
402,400 shs,
directors
Hotel
of
of
policyholders
close
donated
qualify
PRESENT
President
meeting
a
is
volume
and
to
and
8,072.700
1095.
p,
America—Management Changes
elected
was
who
Baking
C.
Federal
charges,
last
transaction
Corp.
Sonnabend,
the
after
income
stock
cer
than
Property
Corp.
1832
Bonifant
time
Unlimited
par)
more
189,
.
EFFECT
in
At
about
extraordinary charges of
$752,000, there was a net loss for the
period last year of
$539,008,
equivalent to 31 cents per share.—V.
to
corporation.
of
founded
198,
unaudited
Niels
first
for
ordinary
terminated
880
Authorized
Shares
Mr.
Wisconsin
square
and
be
may
Dr.
dividend,
weeks
provide investors with an oppor¬
transferable shares, an interest irv diversi¬
properties
consisting
principally - of
real
income-producing
shares
is
,
be
redeemed
from
104.38 %
100%.
States
central
St.
at
may
including Fargo and Sioux Falls, and in West central
including Eau Claire and LaCrosse. For the year ended
31,
through
own,
Trust
the
earlier
unless
Trust
under
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Wisconsin,
May
to
the
existence
the
of
trust
of
estate
as
office
purpose
tunity
fied
The
investment
Premier
bonds
new
at
fund
1964
and
its
subsidiary (a
approximately
40,000
neapolis
the
under
outstanding
pay
company
sinking
Dec.
BUSINESS—Northern
2ya
to
FEATURES—The
of
and
after
and
and
program
of
at
was
products.—V.
forwarding
Net
program.,
REDEMPTION
on
estate
The
4M>% coupon came from Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., 100.685; Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., jointly, 100.681, and
used
Trustees.
perpetual
has
Tektronix, Inc.—Appointment—
by
proceeds from the sale
of the 1963 expenditures
plant
operation
reported
^
have
of¬
Corp.—Acquisition—
901,612
company is a business trust created in
Mary¬
a
Declaration
of
Trust =,dated
June
12,
1961.
to
will
.
.
writes
notes
Vice-Chairman,
Trust—Securities
The
Trust
premium
a
of $1,000,000 and services
Dayton, Its products include
of
ferred
In vestment
established
with
excess
holders.
Offered—On Sept. 9, 1963, the company offered pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 400,000 shares of benefi¬
cial interest in the Trust at $5
per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$1,960,000, will be used
Other bids for the 30-year bonds as 4%s were re¬
from Blyth &
Co. and First Boston Corp.,
Lehman Brothers, Ritter & Co. and Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, jointly, 100.619.
Gebhart
in
In
Estate
was
Equitable
property,
which
immediately
will
Folding Box Division, is the iirm's fifth
being paperboard mills at Coshocton
income,
Potomac
and
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.—Sales
Up 13%—
company
.
ceived
PROCEEDS—The
cents
(Minn.)—Bonds Offered
Sept. 1, 1993, at 99.875%
for
senior
Container
paperboard
from
55
against
•
:
executive
basis
new
radius
for
up
national
more
of
Standard
sale«
company
has declared dividends of five ..cents per share
and 5%
in stock payable Oct.
15 to holders of record Sept. 24.
—V. 195, p. 2823.
Sept.
Bids
sales
$3,233,920
Fire
assets
Packaging Corp.
people.
The
acquisition
Francke, Standard's Resident
The
and accrued interest to
yield approximately 4.38%. The group was awarded
the bonds Sept. 18 on its bid of 99.19%.
i
of
Higher
that
announced
reached
with
company
others
Tne
Earns.
par class A common
stockholders with 15,000
American
business
combined
corrugated container
plant at Cincinnati.
Pe¬
426.
p.
York
of
1962.
for the
appreciated
19, an underwriting group headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, offered $15,000,000
Northern States Power 4%% first mortgage bonds,
due
fiscal
Earnings
998.
Northern States Power Co.
—On
this
Ltd.,
Organization,
D.
$2,637,716
18, it was reported that a secondary
offering by Bache & Co. of 52,000 shares of North
American
Car
Corp. at 247/s
was
oversubscribed.
—V. 198, p.
Pacific
were
80
Richard
Car
Purchase
^
Petroleums.
Pickwick
JNorth American
Co.—To
troleums Shares
James H. Shiels, of Gregory & Sons, to
stay on the Susquehanna Board because of their knowledge of the
railroad.—V. 198, p. 681.
M.
New
than
$50
for
a
offer
common
less
mosily in property lines.
$73,108,789 and the surplus
$38,831,653.
policyholders
firm's
'
George
Fire
Fire
par
with
Ceramics, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately—
Sept. 17, 1963, it was reported that
$1,500,000 of
Gebhart
1318.
p.
York
$5
to
This Chicago-based box
maker acquired its 14th
manufacturing
facility with the addition of the
Gebhart folding box
operation,
Dayton, Ohio,
according to an announcement on
Sept.
13,
by
Norman H. Stone, Chairman
and
President.
Co.—Proposed Asset Sale
issue.—V.
assets
class
have
to
Stone
.
Directors.
seven
Reliance
York
A
Equitable
due 1975 and
$500,000 of its
subordinated notes due 1975 had been
sold privately
through White, Weld & Co., New York.
the
at
New
New
Reliance
stockholders
each
than
class
Shenango
this
Common
vote
of
The
of
for
for
less
value
American
shares.
shares
Fire
stock
approximately 1.200 stockholders.
exchange becomes effective.
Reliance
Insurance
the
On
is
960.'
p.
Personal Property Leasing
~
charter.
entitled
be
for
$50
has
surplus
p. 998.
Utility Commission
the
to
will
1963
its
totalled
similar
Fire
If
receive
distribution
called
additional
par
the
York
subsidiary.—
by the common
stockholders
of
the
company,
and
is also
subject to approval ot an amendment to the company's charter
.to increase its authorized common stock.
i
The company
has called a special meeting of common stock¬
holders to be held on Oct. 30, 1963, at which it will: seek approval
90%
over
proposed
share
been
•
1962,
divi¬
value
par
holding
$50
proximately $12,000,000.
Assets
of
$25,231,441
surplus of $15,567,623 were reported as of
near
and
of the 34,971 common shares
Susquehanna outstanding on June 30.
■Mr. Maidman said he made the purchase through Tri-Termmal
Corp., a wholly owned company that owns and operates the former
Ford Motor Co. assembly plant at Edgewater, N. J., adjacent to the
of
additional
one
stock
$5
the
common
or
Equitable, a 45-year-old
York
City, operates on
$31,000,000 in premiums,
of
a
panies
whereby
company
of
stockholders.
writes
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—Proposed Stk. Split
that
has contracted
York,
New
share
*
16,
he owns,
shares
policyholders
866.
Directors
On
company
1.45
shares
value
shares
more
or
York
1.45
has
of
stockholders
Reliance
New
than
a
Control—
and
and
its
on
/
shares.
in
&
an
value class A
par
cash
issuance
par
to
ol
ten
of
New
to
stockholders
and
$5
each
15,000
of
ten
more
the
the
to
the
Corroon
.
Addi¬
added
program
its
share
exchange
shares
more
Engineering operates a small 3,500 square foot plant
at Derby,
England. The acquisition will provide Parker-iHannifin
with an experienced
manufacturing, marketing and service facility
for its products in the United
Kingdom, according to R. H. Davies,
President
New York,
with
share
fices
R.
J.
the
recommended
shares, and upon their approval, Reliance
Equitable
.79
for
the
each
American
system fittings,
Parker-Hannifin.
R.
v
and
of*"
assets
of
American
shares
for-each
business
the
Engineering Co. Ltd., a small British manufacturer of
it was announced by R. W. Cornell, President
fluid
Investment News
Corp.—Acquisition—
has
of
also
declared
share.:
per
Reliance
common
share
proposes
Parker-Hannifin
The
of
holder
those
the increase
approve
.79
of
15^000
members
directors
the
than
vote
one
meeting
stockholders
agreement.
both
additional shares of $50
entitle
greater
with
for
|
General Corporation and
to
offer
common
is
tax.
but
21
Fire,
Reliance
of
which
value class A
will
15,000
Pacific
issuance
times
special
Oct.
York
meeting.
stock,
ten
share
shares
be outstanding.
special meeting of
called
for
Sept. 27
in
—VJ198. p. 289.
and
common
par
of
<
York
A
was
date
income
New
a
dends
sale
same
common
16.
ihe
then
Non-
source.
incorrect. The corrected payment
indicated here,
funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
record
from
Co.
increase
additional
deductible
resident tax 7%.
published date
and/or
from
1,672,471 of its treasury shares
$17,000,000 in U. S. funds, it was
New
Group.
the
of the Canadian holdings of El Paso Natural Gas Co.
Phillips
Petroleum
already
owns
7,804,074
Pacific
Petroleum
shares, or
almost
41%
of those outstanding.
Purchase
of
the
*
resident tax 15%;
Less British income tax.
:
Sept.
on
At
sell
to
for
and
Reynolds
chase
this dividend.
for
funds,
9-30
9-27
loan
9-10
J6c
25c
.
• Transfer books not closed
t Payable
10-10
.
has agreed
company
Proceeds
Z&le
Equitable
Phillips
-
,
The
7%.
-
9-11
9-25
Bros.—
.5%
j-
When Holders
Per
.
[i,;. Na^me of Company
51
On
Sept.
Co.
and
Co.
of
13,
John
New
Kenneth
R.
Barry,
York
and
B.
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Hatch,
President
New
York
President
of
of
American
Fire
Reliance
Insurance
Equitable
Assurance
Insurance
jointly an¬
nounced that
the
directors of the respective companies at special
meetings held on Sept. 13, approved a proposal to exchange shares
of Reliance
stock for the outstanding
capital stock of American
Co,,
(Memphis)
—
Rights Offering—
The
bank
record
Nov.
Plans
has
announced plans to offer its
stockholders the right
subscribe for an additional
150,000 common shares at $40
per
share on the basis of one new
share for each 7V3 shares held of
to
6.
Rights would expire
Nov.
27.
Proceeds would be used.. ±0- increase
capital funds. The
subject to approval by stockholders on Nov.
6.—V. 195,
p.
action
913.
,1s
|
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1184)
Universal American
(Los Angeles)—Rights Of¬
Stockholders—The bank is offering its stock¬
holders the right to subscribe for 431,014 additional
common shares at $62.50 per share, on the
basis of
United California Bank
The
will be used
proceeds, estimated at $26,938,375,
in
held
to
made
eliminate
Exchange
the
of
received.
The
day before
shareholder's
a
acquired
being-
Sept. 18, 1963, it was reported that $35,000,000
firm's 4V2% capital notes due 1988 had been
On
On
Sept.
privately through Blyth & Co. Inc., New York.
sold
V. 198, p.
Sept.
listed
on
—V.
1095.
195,
26,
common stock
Stock Exchange
American
the
p.
the
1963
of
the
automatic
second
months.
recent
& Valve Co.
of
and
control
acquisition
of
a
mid
In
May, White
Mass.—V. 198,
Burlington,
Co., Inc.—Stock
the
basis
Approval
Split Approved—
passed
of
two
of
resolution
a
and
this
one-half
to
split
shares
amendment
the
for
the
to
each
By-laws
in
Harrisburg effective Sept. 11, 1963.
stated
that
trading in Williams stock on the
$2.50 per share par value will close with trans¬
actions
of
Sept.
30,
1963,
and
that
the
new
stock
of
$1
per
share par value will become effective Oct. 1, 1963.—V. 191,
p. 2140.
The
company
basis
present
Company will be
the symbol WAK.
under
marks
in
shareholders
on
held.
now
granted
was
the
This
Gage
&
10,
stock
common
Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
Wakefield
On
Jerguson
Williams
cjffer will expire about Oct. 19.—V. 198, p. 727.
valves.
manufacturer
727.
p.
share
of this
nation's oldest manufacturers of
valve
certificate
stock
the
operated
major
common
is
Corp.—Acquisition—■
cash
a
motor
of servicing small stockholders.
the closing price on the American
expense
the
on
Sold Privately—
Notes
to repurchase about 60,000
25 shares or less. The offer
of
in
transaction, according to White President, Edward
S. Reddig.
Purchase price was not disclosed.
Schade, which becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of White, is
Repurchase Own Shrs.
offering
blocks
paid for the stock will be
Stock
is
is
company
Prices
capital and surplus.
to increase
phia,
one
shares,
Monday, September 23, 1963
.
|The corporation has acquired Schade Valve Mfg. Co. of Philadel¬
819.
p.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—To
volved.
Net
198,
the
of
agent
—V.
No underwriting is in¬
22.
Rights will expire Oct.
fer
.
White Sewing Machine
Bank, New York, has been appointed trans¬
second preferred stock of Universal American.
Sept. 13.
12 held of record
for each
share
new
one
Corp.—Appointment—
The Chase Manhattan
fering to
.
793.
of
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ities, will receive separate sealed
Sale—The
Bond
land
(State of)
in¬
$2,000,000
waterways improvement
bonds offered Sept.
composed
tional
Bank
National
Bank
Marx &
and
of
to
St.
of
p.
Gauntt, at
interest
155,000 Series B bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1983 to 1987 inch
Ferish
&
price of 100.005, a net
a
of
cost
about
3.01%,
Dated Aug. 1,
City
Smith, Williams, Friday & Bowen.
bids
1965
Due
2.90s.
1,
1970 and 1971.
Due
on
to
1979
inclusive.
1972
JO,000; 3.10s.
from
1980 to
1
1983 inclusive.
will
Clerk,
receive
the
Due
" :
Sept.
9
and
3%s, at
as
price of
a
will
(CST)
of
received
be
until
10
a.m.
warrants. Dated Nov.
serially from
urer's
(P. O. Boaz),
approved
Sale —The
Sept. 12—v. 198,
$257,000
bonds
revenue
p.
dor¬
offered
913—were sold
Housing and Home Finance
3%s, at
as
price of
a
par.
1983
for
1,
Thornton, City Recorder, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
until
$400,000
improvement
fered
Sept.
awarded
refunding
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct.
clusive.
7:30
re¬
1
and
Oct.
from
ing,
Clerk
10—v.
bonds
198,
to
a
sewer
will
sors,
receive
Townsend
sys¬
1,
1962.
Due
2002
to
approved
in¬
by
&r Townsend.
Francisco; R. H.
City
$277,000
10
school
group
com¬
Las
Moulton
&
Hammill
Shearson,
&
Co.,
on
Bond
and rectors,
on
School District,
will
bids
Sept.
23
8
for
the
p.m.
(PDST)
purchase
as
9, Las Virgenes Valley bonds.
will
receive
Due
(PDST)
Bond
Offering
Dr.
—
on
Ralph A.
on
bids
Oct.
until
fior
10
11
the
$650,000 dormitory
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
revenue bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962? Due on Dec. 1
from
terest
1965
J-D.
Townsend
to
2002
inclusive.
In¬
from
1, 1963.
to
1965
terest A-O.
1988
Due
inclusive.
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond. Offering—John
Clerk
of
will
sors,
receive
Redwood
(PDST)
chase
Board
City,
Dated Oct.
sealed
Brun-
bids
10
to
1987
at
a.m.
pur¬
school
bonds.
Due
1, 1963.
from
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
In¬
terest A-O.
Elk
Townsend.
Creek
Bond Offering—M. C.
Jacobson,
Chairman of Board of Public Util¬
Bond
ing
Community
Services
Offering—Secretary
Trafton
Board
of
from
1968
on
.
■:
bonds.
1968
11,Calabasas
on
Oct.
to
to
1993
on
from
13,
1968
to
15
15
from
bonds.
1968
announces
Directors
will
that
Irv¬
the
receive
on
to
15
from
1968
&
on
of
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
&
North
at
Trust Com¬
to
1993
Due
on
Stonington,
Bond Sale—The
ap¬
1096—were
necticut
Conn.
$430,000 school
bonds offered Sept.
17—v. 198, p.
awarded to
the Con¬
Trust
Company
Bank
Hartford,
&
3.20s, at
as
price of
a
basis of about 3.09%.
a
7
$2,000,000
1964 to
from
1
1983
Legality
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
bids
Oct.
on
of
Florida
chua
Sale
offered
Sept.
tional
bonds.
23
municipal
Oct.
from
15
Hult-
W.
will
receive
p.m.
(PDST)
by
of
improvement
15, 1963.
1964
Interest
approved
&
8
1977
to
A-O.
Due
in¬
Legality
Group of Banks,
Bond
and
offered
District,
Merced
America
was
N.
Sept. 11
of $65,000
T. & S.
A.
of
revenue
—
a
198,
v.
syndi¬
cate composed Of Robinson-Hum¬
phrey
Co.,
Co.,
Varnedoe,
and
Inc.,
Equitable
White,
Chisholm
&
Corp.,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.,
at
price of 100.01,
of about
a
3.39%,
1964 to
as
follows:
on
July 1 from
1970 inclusive.
to 1984
1988
225,000 3y2s.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
160,000 3.40s. Due
to
a
net interest cost
$175,000 3%s. Due
I
Weld
Securities
Tillman-Whittaker
1985
sold to the Bank
$1,000,000
sewerage
1000—were awarded to
County, Calif.
S.ale—An issue
2.65s, at
as
Sale —The
water
1971
Bond
820—
basis of about
a
440,000 3V4S. Due
Morton.
school bonds
bonds
p.
GEORGIA
Harzfeld,
Wilson,
School
198,
2.64%.
p.
for the purchase
Dated
Oct.
Jones
until
bids
$80,000
on
Clerk,
9—v.
price of 100.03,
a
$450,000 Ala¬
revenue
Athens, Ga.
Offering—Carl
City
The
awarded to the Florida Na¬
were
Merced
District,
—
County road
bonds
Sept.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July 1 from
1989 to 1993 inclusive.
San
Middle
Francisco.
Georgia Coliseum
Authority, Georgia
Wrightwood
San
bonds.
bonds.
of Waterbury. Legality
Due
700,000 Improvement District No.
Agoura
sealed
Co.
Bond
Due
1993
inclusive.
15,
the purchase
Cole.
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
of
Malibu Bowl bonds.
Oct.
Street,
(EDST)
a.m.
Colonial Bank
Super¬
school bonds was sold to Richards
Winton
inclusive.
14,
interest
from
inclusive.
Chatsworth
Oct.
1983
County, Calif.
210,000 Improvement District No.
on
Main
11
school
to
will
District,
of
Board
School
clusive.
Oct.
750
for
24
bids
FLORIDA
Interest M-N.
Romero
sealed
12, Cold Canyon-Saddle Creek
Due
sealed
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
101.03,
College
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
1993
inclusive.
bonds.
Conn.
Chairman of
—
Robinson, Robin¬
until
$195,000
of
Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
Nov.
on
berg,
580,000 Improvement District No.
1968
Interest M-N.
purchase
inclusive.
Due
Bluebird bonds.
15
Dated Nov.
(PDST)
a.m.
the
Due
on
-
that
Cole,
Sept.
on
(PDST)
San Bruno, Calif.
inclusive, f.'*
Due
will
11
inclusive.
.Oct. 15 from
&
son
pany
to
650,000 Improvement District No.
District, Glenn County, Calif.
Texarkana, Ark.
15
Malibu Lake
1993
Supervi¬
until
$290,000
1965
A.
of
Sept. 24 for the
on
of
Oct.
170,000 Improvement District No.
O'Melveny & Myers.
Union
1993
10,
In¬
Legality approved by
on
of
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Offering—Donald D. Sul¬
school bonds.
400,000 Improvement District No.;
Oct. 1
on
Legality approved by
&
?
Sept. 30 for the
purchase of $710,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct.
ing,
Phelps, Jr., President, will receive
sealed
11
San
Board of Finance Edmund A. Mis
the
Angeles
Nov. 1 from 1966
on
Junior
of
die, Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
until
Unified
a.m.
receive
follows:
$800,000 Improvement District No.
San Mateo
Arkadelphia), Ark.
■
M.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
bids
Due
of
for
separate
receive
$3,610,000 water bonds
County, Calif.
Los
livan, Clerk
of Di¬
of Board
until
Offering
Counties, Calif.
Water
Offering—William
Secretary
sealed
sealed
District,
1988 inclusive.
until
Bray,
$15,000,000
Peninsula
Angeles until 9
Bond
California
Co.;
Bond
1964
visors,
Municipal
of
price
a
Riverside and San Bernardino
In¬
^Districtsj Los Angeles Courrty? :;
Weeden & Co.
Unified
Verdes
Riverside
A-O.
Virgenes
29
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $3,-
to
Oct. 1
inclusive.
1988
of
Oct.
drain bonds.
bonds.
to
1964
about
or
at
a.m.
Due
terest
on
purchase
1, 1963.
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
on
of
Brun-
bids
until
A.
a
of
CONNECTICUT
Hartford,
County, Calif.
on
of¬
Security-First National Bank;
Coastside
Quachita Baptist College (P. O.
Calif.
500,000 school bonds.
Supervi¬
sealed
S.
3%s, at
Beacon Falls,
visors, will receive sealed, bids at
of
&
Bank
Nesvig, Clerk of Board of Super¬
1, 1963.
913—
p.
the
School
County, Calif.
of Board
Redwood
p.m.
construction
1963
Legality
sewer
District,
issue of
our
the
basis of about 3.68%.
a
announces
Bond Of f erin g—Gordon T.
Offering—John A.
posed of Wells Fargo Bank of San
Oct. 3 for the purchase
on
$210,400 water and
tem
4
bids
of
supple¬
foregoing
report in
100.85,
T.
as
and
Legality
1963.
from
Ceres, Calif.
Sale—The
received
Palos
a.m.
Bond Offerin g—Charles O.
issue
our
Due on
Dated Oct.
San Bernardino
Kensett, Ark.
1965
Jefferson School District,.
(PDST)
Chino
ARKANSAS
be
1993.
San Mateo
chase
CALIFORNIA
were
Alabama
Agency,
Legality
Treas¬
by Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
system
to the
Town
Due
Los
Bond
the
at
the
ments
inclusive.
office.
Bond
1975.
Control
bonds.
to
N.
Francisco,
supple¬
Angeles County, County Flood
fol¬
storm
Nov.
America
by
be received c/o
Los
Aug. 26—v, 198, p. 820.
1963.
1,
A
from
Not e—The
July 1 from 1967 to
on
1983
Oct.
1
1,
Dated
sewer
Due
1, 1963. Due
1964 to
Snead Junior College
Bond
and
Dated
$4,000,000 capital improvement
mitory
gas
Oct. 1 for the purchase
on
foregoing
report in
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
1963.
1,
July 1 from 1964 to
water,
Payable
I
Mobile, Ala.
Nov.
bonds.
par.
Warrant Offering—Sealed bids
Nov.
refunding
gas
Dated
on
255,000
Finance
Home
on
as
the
ments
$3,750,-
1,890,000 Series A bonds.
1966 inclusive.
913—were sold to the
p.
Housing
Agency,
offered
bonds
to
Aug. 26—v. 198, p. 820,
inclusive.
for
follows:
as
$40,000 water and
Bond Sale-—The $299,000' sewer
revenue
bids
sealed
Series
Nov.
on
purchase of $295,000 revenue
bonds.
Fayette, Ala.
1968
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$1,860,000
headed
1, 1963. Interest A-O.
Not e—The
sealed
bonds,
revenue
from
15
1000—were awarded to
p.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers.
Benson, Ariz.
bonds,
Sept.
Duevon
Dated Oct.
&
(PDST)
p.m.
198,
1993 inclusive.
Jones,
receive
Oct.
on
bonds.
lows:
until 8 p.m. (MST) on Sept. 23
Sept. 1 from
880,000 3s.
will
7:30
000 water
Bond Offering—A. D. Orr, Town
Sept.
on
Clerk,
until
Oct. 2 for the purchase of
as
inclusive.
1969
to
190,000
198,
by
Due
v.
group
16, Malibu Highlands
Legality approved by
Offering—Paul C.
|
100,000 Improvement District No.
Huntington Beach, Calif.
1963. Interest F-A.
approved
Sept. 1 from
on
clusive.
of
purchase
Dahlquist, Herrington
Bond
ARIZONA
$420,000 2%s. Due
Oct. 15 from 1968 to 1993 in¬
(PDST)
p.m.
Sutcliffe.
Mehaffy,
Legality
follows:
—v.
Orrick,
Aug. 1 from 1983 to 1987 incl.
Lous; Hugo
Mohr,
Thornton,
terest J-J.
Due on
Na¬
Co.; Berney, Perry & Co.,
8
the
bonds.
purchase of $500,000 water¬ $170,000 water revenue
sewer revenue bonds, Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1966 to 2003 inclusive.
In¬
follows:
'
First
Memphis;
until
for
1
and
works
syndi-. $345,000 Series A bonds.
a
First
the
of
Oct.
for the
as
18—=v. 198,
awarded
1096—were
cate
on
bids
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 2
ALABAMA
Alabama
School
Bernardino
Bond
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $115,000
school
building bonds offered Sept. 16—
Bonds
ceived
bonds
Not
for
Sol d—All
the
$3,800,000
offered Sept.
bids
re¬
revenue
17—v.
198,
1096—were returned unopened.
p.
198
Volume
6301
Number
-
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
HAWAII
Perry, Iowa
(City and County), I
offered
Hawaii
Bond
Offering
sealed bids c/o
son
&
'.tion.-
improvement
bonds, 1963 Series B. Dated Oct,
(A-0)
a.m.,
(CST)
Fenner & Smith
$45,000 4V8s.
■
street
and
bonds
sewer
Small
Honolulu, or at the option of the
to
Bank
Company
of
3s
the Crocker-
New
Trust
York
New
York
Anglo
Chemical
the
at
City,
or
National
Francisco.
Legality
The
—
the
ments
000
Sale—An
sealed
bids
8
for
the
17
Sept.
on
until
on
Nov. 1, 1967.
purchase
on
on
90,000 2.65s. Due
of
-
Sept.
15,
from
1963.
1965
to
terest F-A.
Due
Feb.
on
liam
apartment
O.
lows:
price of
price of
of
A
3%s..
1961
27
300,000
Series
B
3%s.
as
200,000
of
of
bonds
as
Sale
waterworks
awarded
Pierce,
&
•
mortgage
revenue
September
of¬
a
$207,000 5s.
1964
to
Beard,
by
as
1976
of
New
M-S.
Bond
R.
$410,000
County
Offering
(P.
to
Nuveen
a
3.27%,
$14,700,000
729
headed
City,
at
4y4s.
Due
1965 to
1970
to
605,000
1
blow rf"&
sperger,
of
-Weeks,
Raffen-
Hughes & Co., at
100.008,
about
and
a
3.39%,
$315 ^10 3%s.
1966 to
as
cost
follows:
Due
on
price
a
net interest
Due
Nov.
on
1,
3.20s.
Due
Nov.
on
1
Due
on
1981 to
Due
on
Grafton,
JA
Jan. 1 from
"
Due
on
and
sewer
;
;
:
August
V
Jan. 1 from
8
for
'
the
Sche
l
p.m.
.
yJ.
School Dist.,
G.
,
and
oral
$300,000
Nov. l from 1967
approved
building
by
were
awarded
10
.
Due
Nov.
on
1,
1983, >
3.30s.7 Due
Nov. * 1,
on
and
2,510,000
1985.
3.40s.
Other
to
MrN:
of-
bonds
198,
1000
p.
No.
1
Bond
Westheimer. &
County Water District
(P. O. Radcliffe), Ky.
Offering
Chairman,
bids
until
30-for
will
2
the
waterworks
bonds.
p.m.
*
Sept!
Loeb
&
Mercantile
Co.;
of
of
St.
Louis;
Trust
National
Commerce, of New
Philadelphia
Or¬
National
Corp.;
Marine Trust Company of
New
Western
Pollock
Union
Securities
&
& Co., Inc.; Wm. E.
Co.,
Trust
Buffalo;
York,
Inc.;
Fidelity
Co., of Newark; Na-
Commerce
Trust
Co.
of
City; Kohlmeyer & Co.; Robert K.
1963.
v
Le-
Hays
Co.,
Inc.;1 Raffensperger,
Hughes
& Co., Inc.; Schweickhardt & Co.;
pur¬
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
Interest
to
Gaylord
16—v.
to
198,
Due
Sept.
17—v.
Day,
198,
v.
bonds
198,
Bond
Offering
receive
chase
tDue
pur¬
Co., at
City
1967
on
of
price of
a
B.
and
Sept. 25 for the
pur¬
until
Oct.
1097—were
A-O,
1973
the
of
In¬
Dated
Oct.
1964.
noon
to
1,
1963.
of $3,notes.
Due
on
Nov.
State
the
at
on
office.
1001—were
&
•
&
com¬
Co., at
to
Due
1969
a
price
of
1970
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1980
90,000 3%s. Due
and
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
370,000 3V2s. Due
July 1, 1981
on
1982.
July 1 from
on
Lapeer School District,
Bond
$225,000
Inc.,
Weil Investment Co.; Dane & Co., price of 100.50,
3.01%. '
•
'• A;..
and J. A. Overton & Co.
a
as
to 1
sewer
of
Mich.
Robert
—
O.
cation,
will
receive
until
p.m.
(EST)
the
8
purchase
building
of
bonds.
Due
on
sealed
on
bids
Oct. 8 for
$1,600,000 school
Dated
Sept.
1,
May 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
M-N.
Miller,
Le¬
Can-
field, Paddock & Stone.
198, p.
Kugel,
3.10s,
basis
Offering
Stern, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
gality
Sept. 11—v.
awarded
Co.,
821—
group
a
follows:
as
1964
1990
Sale—The
offered
bonds
p.
net interest "cost/of about
a
$150,000 43/4S.
1963.
Stoughton, Mass.
Bond
198,
Martin
Rhode
EDST)
the purchase
Payable
Treasurer's
Stone
10—v.
Hammill & Co., Bache & Co:,
John T. Dris-
—
Commonwealth
500,000
refunding
revenue
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
until
Sept. 30 for
$1,000,000 auto¬
(Commonwealth of)
Offering
bids
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
390,000 33/4S. Due
Note
bonds
1988
awarded
100.01,
3.08%.
Massachusetts
20,
to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
and
basis of about
a
1980
Sept.
3.69%,
to
Bank
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
son,
Legality
Island, in Providence,.as 3.10s, at
price of 100.09,
as
posed oi Goodbody & Co., S'hear-
$795,000 school
awarded
1977
improvement
were
Sept. 17—v. 198, p.
National
net
a
3.42%,
parking system
offered
1963.
1,
Oct. 1 from 1964 to
dustrial
about
Bond Sale—The
a.m.
offered
to
Jackson, Mich.
Frederick
approved by Ropes & Gray.
bonds
of
to
1981
11
Bond Sale—The
9—
awarded
price of 100.02,
445,000 3V2s. Due
$350,000 street construc¬
on
to
1978
mobile
inclusive., Interest
school
Sept.
Weeks, and Bache
135,000 3%s. Due
Anthony
Treasurer,
bids
Dist.,
"
will
sealed
a
cost
Mass.
—
School
offered
$370,000 3V4s. Due
of¬
1097—
p.
2.70s, at
as
from
914—were
p.
Hornblower &
basis of about 2.61%.
a
1
inclusive.
Sale—The $950,000
building
p.
&
$130,000
awarded to Tucker,
100.31,
May
on
1974
follows:
various
totaling
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Community
Bond
price of
a
Due
1969
a
Michigan
Harkness
3.40s, at
$275,000 school
1001—were awarded to
p.
1965
$112,000 water
Sale—The
Kansas
Wallace & Co.; Crane Investment
the
sanitary
Community Sch. Dist.,
Mass.
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston;
refunding
.
District,
sealed
American
.
p.m.
inclusive.
$125,000 2%s.
as
Co
Inc
1967
re¬
7:30
for
23
$27,000
to
will
until
assessment
198,
basis
a
coll, State Treasurer, will receive
Sept.
by Skaggs,
Legg
garten & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
?
Clerk,
bids
150,000 3s.
Sept.
as
bonds
were
a
Company,
Davis,
on
of
T,
syndi-
$570,000
(EST)
"revenue
the
of
sealed
C.
H.
receive
purchase
'.Dated
Fahey.
—
Bond
;
1
cate: Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kuhn,
W. H. Morton
Hardin
&
members
O.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at
price of 100.003, as follows:
of
Holbrook, Mass.
Nov.
on
(P.
Deloris V.
—
Sept.
on
of
interest
*
Due
ap¬
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
"
1984
Bank; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Hall-
$360,000 indus-
-v.
Chapman- galitv approved
& Cutler.
3y4s.
and
-1,545,000
Bank
revenue
Sept.
bids
Sept.. 24
on
19°2^inclusive. Interest
Leg^'ity
The
Sale
fered
Weepie,
purchase V -of
on
Lynch, Pierce,
Smith Inc.
Co.
building bonds. Dated Nov,
l, rr3. Due
to
(CST)
620—were
p.
Florence, Ky.
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
.1982
leans;
Iowa
until
&
offered
bonds
revenue
19—VT 198,
Jan. 1 from
-
Offering—J.
receive
$600,000 water
awarded to Merrill
trial
will
Sale—'The
Jan. 1 from
IOWA
Bond
Fleischer.'
&
Ferguson
1,450,000
Cumberland,. Ky.
'
Bond
inclusive.
Independence Indep.
£
Due
:
Fenner
1984 to 1988,
1963.
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
1983, inclusive.
455,000 3%s.
1,
-
1973 to 1980, inclusive.
230,000 3%s.
June
Offering
Township
Bond Sale—The
914—were
100.003,
tion-bonds.- Dated
from 1978 to. 1981 inclusive.
-
Legality
Township.
sealed
1963
Sep¬
Dedham, Mass.
(EDST)
2,635,000
'
J-D.
May 1, 1963. Due
basis of about 3.37%.
a
Zebraskjy,
1977.
.
i; on June 1 from 1964 to. 1983^ in- *
elusive.
Legality
approved,
byt
of
1972, inclusive.
500,000 3Vis.
Dated
of
Fall River,
inclusive.
Due
Michigan
composed
awarded
Hill, Inc.,
100.19,
Nov. 1 from
on
1963.
Bloomfield Hills),"Mich.
special
v.
Sale—The
1969 inclusive.
1976
3.10s.
Nov.
on
1,
Stone.
Deckerville
p.
group
Fire
offered
& R. L.
follows:
as
from
O.
of
price
a
&
(EST)
2.99%.
were
—
net interest cost of about
$2,205,000
County Court Clerk, will receive
821— ^sealed bids until '2 p.m. (CST)
group corriposecL of .on Sept. 26 for the purchase of
& Co., City Securi¬
$3.70,000-- school building* revenue
bonds/
notes
&
syndicate
a
York
100.01,
p.
ties Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc., Horn-
as
basis of
a
offered
198,
a
price
a
Note
.
John
to
Adams
May 1, 1988.
p.
July
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
1970 to
fered
Susan Morris,
—
bonds
10—v.
about
pose
price
a
Hartford,
Oct. 2 for the pur¬
Interest
chase
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
bonds
198,
of
at.
New
dor-
offered
3%s, at
&
Co., and Mead, Miller & Co.,
3s,
May 1 from
on
The
198,
v.
—
awarded
1000—were
p.
Bank
Mich.
Balas,
sealed bids until 3:30
on
Dated
ceive
May 1 from
on
on
3,750,000 3s. Due
Bond
&
by the Chase Manhattan Bank of
.
Hopkinsville), Ky.
$1,500,000 first
hospital
inclusive.
—
Pittsburgh,
of
Alex. Brown & Sons, John C.
Orleans, La.
Sale
&
District,
June 1 from 1966 to 1986 inclu¬
Little,
public improvement bonds offered
par.
Christian
rial
from
1
a
$3,750,000 school building
Bond
Sept.*"18
Sale—The $500,000 memo¬
1097—were
1964
-
bonds
as
Bond
inclusive.
1978
on
MARYLAND
from
1
May
on
1975
to
May
School
(EST)
re-. sive.
Bank
price of 101.04,
a
3.47%,
price of 100.09,
a
Secretary of Board of Education,
$1,750,000 im¬
of
sewer
198, p.
Offering—George
Cumberland, Md.
inclusive.
64,000 17/8s. Due
1,
Housing and Home Fi-
Agency,
about
on
Due
Bond
Bloomfield
National
Company
Rapides
100.004,
Arbor
bonds.
revenue
Connecticut
Equitable
of
3s, at
as
proved by
Company
the
$245,000
Sept. 12—v.
M-S.
1979 to 1987 inclusive.
Danville),
O.
198,.
11—v.
nance
4%s.
(P.
Sale—The
sold to the
Trust
$250,000
Joseph
Mellon
-
revenue
Sept.
and
the
a
MICHIGAN
Ann
28.7%.
the
Co.,
p.m.
7
1097—were awarded to
p.
about
of
469,000 3y2s. Due
Sept.
from
1
198,
Company of Alex-
1971
&
v
were
—
offered
Inc.,
100.07,
Mass.
Sale—The
chase of
composed of
Inc.,
Due
bonds
Burr,
of
2.78%.
Woburn,
Portland, Maine
tember
'1972 to
March
until
Sale—The
price
about
Bond
dock
a
729
of
MAINE
3s, at
and
cost
basis
bids
funding bonds.
Trust
price
a
a
p.m.
Oct. 22 for the purchase
$2,008,000 utilities
awarded
3%, at
Interest
approved
'
College
mitory
Lynch,
Smith,
ll-^v.
awarded to
March
on
-
(P. O. Clayton), Ind.
Sale—The
Trust
at
Bank
Sealed
—
received
on
offered
p.
121,000 31/4S. Due
Kentucky
Community Sch. Bldg.
Corporation
of
of
and
follows:
as
and
on
Dated
inclusive.
1988
Bond
1000—
p..
Wildman, Neal & Debolt
Mill Creek
(CST)
a.m.
Raceland),
bonds
Jones,
139,000 3s.
purchase
A
$102,000
Merrill
to
Fenner
Bond
Due
Centre
'
:
bonds
revenue,
12—v! 198,
Sept.
as
be
(CST)
$1,000,000 pub-
group
Corp.
at
Sept. 18
The
—
Agency,
bonds.
Rubin.
Campbellshurg, Ind.
Eond
9
the
Legality
INDIANA
were
for
to
3%s.
fered
until
1963.
1962
914—
Housing
&
a
interest
net
bonds
Offering—Arthur
hospital
\
.
Series
bonds
1961,
to
&
andria,
par.
,
.
„
Bank
Ky.
p.
O.
198,
v.
—
Securities
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds
bids
-
Sept. 17
Hardinsburg), Ky.
Bond
Series
Sale—The
awarded
198,
the
to
(P.
2
improvement
Breckinridge County (P. O.
fol¬
as
Bond
lie
Interest
revenue
9—v.
Finance
-
$525,000
as
Sept.
Home
$1,025,000
par,
Nov. 1, 1973.
sewer
sold
Housing and Home Finance
a
and
were
a
Agency, at
on
No.
Louisiana
Sale—The $786,000 water-
works
Sept. 12—v. 198. p. 913—were sold
to the
District
Brandenburg,
bonds offered
revenue
Nov. 1, 1971.
Nov. 1, 1972.
2.80s,
&
of¬
729—
p.
provement bonds offered
on
1963.
bonds
198,
of Alexandria.
Offering
inclusive.
on
Coffin
as
1001—were
p.
to
mu¬
offered
1001—were awarded to Estabrook
Rayne, La.
Dated
Lafourche Parish Hospital Service
Scharff
offered
Sale —The
2003
198,
awarded
will receive
Jan. 1 from
on
Nov. 1, 1970.
1,
library
10—v.
Trust Company
v.
Timmerman.
Bond
(P.
to
bonds.
revenue
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
Chicago), III.
on
10—v.
bonds
basis of about 2.98%.
awarded to the Rapides
Bond
Legality approved by WilP.
In¬
Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
Oct.
Legality approved by
University of Chicago
1966
15
inclusive.
1983
Dated
M-N.
Da ted
construction bonds.
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
1, 1963. Due
Nov. 1, 1969.
90,000 2.60s. Due
$425,000 land acquisition and golf
course
&
Sept.
$120,000
building
Sale—The $400,000 public
Bond
Nov. 1, 1968.
on
Legality approved by
v
receive
7:30
water
Oct.
Nov. .1, 1966.
90,000 2.55s. Due
(CDST)
p.m.
fered
W. T. Smith,
—
will
until
000
on
90,000 2V2S. Due
Commissioners, will receive
Offering
Clerk,
nicipal
In¬
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $300,-
1965.
90,000 2.45s. Due
Przvborski, Secretary of Board of
Park
Bond
will
Bond
City
Nov. 1, 1964
on
90,000 2.35s. Due
G.
Thomas
—
Jan. 1 from
on
2003
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
Russell, Ky.
as
to
terest J-D.
2003, inclusive.
bids
Corp.,
85,000 2.30s. Due
(P. O.
Chicago), III.
Offering
Due
Sale—The
Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
1964
were
1998, inclusive.
$879,-
sold to the
was
Securities
$169,000 43/4s. Due
and
North
of
$3,500,000 school bonds.
improvement
Jan. 1 from
on
pur¬
Louisiana
1976
85,000 2.20s. Due
Foss Park District
1996 to
follows:
913.
ILLINOIS
Bond
1963.
Due
100,000 4V8s.
issue
hospital bonds
Columbian
report in our issue of
p.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
Bond
foregoing supple¬
September 2—v. 198,
Aug.
60,000 4%s.
10
from
Jan. 1 from
on
until
Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Winfield, Kansas
by
approved
Dated
as
from
1
1995, inclusive.
1999 to
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
Note
23/4S.
on
San
of
Bank
and
Due
Larmer;. Company,
Jan.
on
of
bids
Oct. 16 for the
on
1979, inclusive.
1980 to
inclusive. Interest M-S.
holder,
Due
chase
sealed
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
1972, inclusive. 1
210,000 4y8s. Due
sold
was
price of
a
Due on Jan. 1 from
4s.
1973 to
.Bond Sale—An issue of $35,216
-
of Finance,
Inc., at
interest cost of. about
4.13%, as follows:
Anthony, Kansas
A''A;,
Lyrich, Pierce,
Par> a net.
Corpora-'
1966 to
the
at
payable
office of the Director
receive
60,000
.
Offering—Freda DePolitte,
will
53
Wenham, Mass.
Bond
\
offered' Secretary of Parish School Board, Sept.
revenue-bonds
KANSAS
1, 1863. Due-oh Oct. 1 from 1966
to 1883 inclusive. Principal arid
interest
'
Bond
first
awarded to Merrill
57,000 street improvement bonds
public
$8,000,000
The. $475,000
—
Board
School
Parish
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
September 4—v.. 198, p. 914—-were
,
to the First* of Iowa
Sale
Bond
mortgage
spe-
ton D. Beh Co.
(EDST)
purchase of
24 for the
729—.;
p.
as
Orleans
Hospital Corp•
County
y."- (P. O. Carlisle), Ky.
•
"rial assessment bonds to Carle-
Woo.d, King,. Daw¬
City,, until s2. p.m.
Sept.
on.
will receive
Logan, 48. Wall Street, New
York
bonds
.follows:
$119,000* street improvement
Cook,
H.
E.
**—
of finance,
Director
Sept. 10—v. 198,
awarded,
were
Nicholas
Sale—The $176,000
Bond
-
Honolulu
(1185)
at
a
about
: Y/i
,
Maplea Valley
(P.
Bond
O.
School
Nashville),
Sal e—The
District
f
Mich.
$1,42°,000
school site and building bonds of—
54
fered
•
Sept.
posed
Corp.;
7
the
of
The Commercial and Financial
12—v.
awarded to
were
.
(1186)
198,
ropolitan
Kansas
Trust.
headed
City,
of
Company
Manley,
and
Ben¬
of
100.003,
cost
about
3.38%,
190,000 3s.
Due
290,000 3V4S.
,1977 to 1982 inclusive.
,:
1994
465,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
to
James,
Due on May 1 from
School
Northview
Grand
«
Inc.,
District) (P.
Rapids),
Mich.
Sale—The $50,000
Note
{Cy
Francis
The
O.
Pierce,
the
1
1962.'
Ohio
Kraus,
■
I.
Co.,
Ball,
Merrill,
&
Bond
&
S 1st I
county
Co.,
Sept.!
198,
v.
Kent
Grand
of
■;
Oakland
t
■
i
•'<
»:
County
;
# '
'
Bond Sale—The
offered
headed
cate
Co.,
at
from
on
3V2s.
1,505,000
1975
Ottawa
and
Fourth
No. 23
Sept.
9—v.
198,
to
Speed; Co,;
of
of
Jackson:
$90,000 Is.
Nov., 1
1965
460,000
3.40s.
Indep.i School
District
180,000 Is.
until
4
(CST)
p.m.
30 for the purchase of
vance
Due
*
Aug. 1 from 1964
on
to
1986
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
State
Bond
Patterson
sealed
10
$3,6o6,OQO
p.m.
(EST)
23
for
the
until
p.m.
8
of
receive
T.
until
bonds
as
Greater Port of PascaSeries
bonds.
4
Dated
improvement
Aug.
1,
1963.
by
Due
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1988
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Paddock
&
F-A.
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone.
-f
receive
the
sealed
(EST)
purchase
building
until
$52,000
bonds.
1963. Due
1990
of
bids
Sept., 30
on
Dated
for
school
Aug.
1,
May 1 from 1965 to
on
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le-
gality approved by Miller, Can-
I
field,
Paddock
Bond
special
Sept.
Sale—The
9—v.7 198,
to
,
bonds
,i>
1
offered
by
LeFevere,
1,
1965
Lefler
&
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase of
bids
Sept.
on
Sale
—
The
$1,600,000
tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 9
r—v.
198, p. 2001—were awarded
at
1.81%.
National
Bank
of
Detroit,
ceive
of
Secretary
on
IV
1963. Due
1999
bids
field.
Board
of
will
until
11
re¬
a.rm
Oct. 10 for the purchase
airport
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
galhv
of
Commissioners,
$33,000,000
Series
198,
Sale —The
bonds
group
offered
822—were
p.
composed
Co.,
M.
B.
Feb.
on
1
1996
inclusive.
price
of
100.33,
Legality
&
approved
Charles
by
Trauernicht.
Interest
3
$2,120,000
for
the
purchase
auditorium
of
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1963. Due on Nov.
from 1964 to 1973
inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved
a
Sept.
Finance
price of
par.
City, Moi
of
Finance, will receive
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $12,-
000,000
sewerage
bonds.;
Dated
on
at
of
100.10,
system
Nov.
1,
Interest M-N.
1963.
Due
Legality
Oct.
and
J-D.
Miller,
Le-
Can-
Stone.
Bond Sale—The
$2,185,000 Met¬
street
assessment
NEBRASKA
the State
sewer
to
the
special
at
a
purpose
Gretna
Sept.
revenue
to
price
cost of
$345,000 water
bonds
198,
John
of
Nuveen
par,
a
1965 to
Due
1971
on
offered
730—were
p.
about 3.44%,
$145,000 3s:
Bank,
sold
as
net
as
&
follows:
Oct.
inclusive.
1
21
Offering
of
O.
•
•'
John
to
a
Nuveen
Loeb
3.80s,
as
basis
a
at
of
a
about
Offering
Minden)f
Nev.
Postponed—The offer¬
$780,000
scheduled for
refunding
bonds
Sept. 18—v. 198,
Secretary
until
inclusive.
receive
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Legality
Delafield
C.
of
sealed
Oct.
on
approved
&
^ Bond Sale—The various
approved
offered
&
p.
N. J.
offered
Sept. 9—v.
awarded
Co.,
to
B.
Inc.,. and
198,
J.
p.
Van
Fidelity
a
price of 100.14,
a
basis
3.48%.
Offering—Charles
Val-
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EDST)
Oct. 1 for the purchase of
$3,-
877,700 bonds,
as
follows:
Delafield
1,527,000
general
bonds;
Oct.
1,
the
ture
1
Oct.
bonds
from
12—v.
198,
p.
at-
price
a
of
of "about 3.82%.
Township School
O. Atco), N.
Bond Sale—The
Dist.
J. 7
$340,000 -school
bonds offered Sept.
12—v. 198, p.
915—were awarded to J. B. Han¬
&
auer
Co.,
100.06,
3V2s, at
as
basis
a
of
price of
a
about
3.49%.
Wellington, N. J.
Sale
The
—
ing $141,000
198,
-
<
'C
im¬
general
offered
Sept.
1002—were
p.
11-^v.
awarded
to
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
as
3.20s, at a price of 100.09, a
basis of about 3.18%.
Woodbury Heights School District,
New Jersey
Bond
Offerin g—Mrs.
Secretary
of
Edith
Board
Education, will receive sealed
until
8
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
bonds.
on
/
Dated
clusive.
Oct,
on
1,
1965
Interest
of
bids
1
$235,000 school
Oct.
April 1 from
Wood.
1963.
to
Due
1984
A-O.
in¬
Legality
:
NEW
City
as¬
Stated
will
1964
to
7770^'
MEXICO
Offering
until
in
7:30
Oct:
8
000
street
for
the
assessment
1963. Due
1973
WM.
—
Clerk, will
receive
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
on
purchase of $195,-
improvement
bonds.
on
Foster;
.
special
Dated
Nov.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1964
to
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality
approved
Nagel, Sherman
&
by
Dawson,
Howard.
.77
County School Districts
(P. O. Taos), N. Mex.
Bond
Offerin g—Felipe
N, 7
Trujillo,
Board
Secretary
separate
as
receive
until
bids
Sept.
26
for
2
the
p.m.
pur¬
$138,464 school building
follows:
Ranchos
School
2
Due
No.
21,216
County
will
sealed
on
of
bonds,
of
Education,
Of
from
1963.
3.85s,
basis
a
$64,194
improvement
combination
J.
awarded
as
100.38,
chase
improve¬
ment bonds.
local
N.
Hanauer, Stern & Co., and LebenV
thal & Co.,
bidding for $558,000
(MST)
$2,048,700 school bonds.
on
Hawkins,
to
a
group
composed of John J. Ryan &
Co.;
bids
City Treasurer, will receive
Dated
in¬
Legality
Roswell, N. Mex..
sessment bonds.
purpose
Due
1982
F-A.
bonds offered Sept.
Taos
sealed
to
School District,
915—were
by
Sale—The $775,000 school
about
by
school
1962.
Sale—The $560,000 school
Wood.
Township School Dist.
730—were
of
1964
bids
$1,575,000 approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
of
(P. O. Levittown),
'3%s, at
$670,000
Interest
Edu¬
Oct. 8 for
on
Aug. T;
from
1
clusive.
Bond
Levittown
302,000
$230,000
8
-
Hawkins,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
-
will
for. the
1098—was postponed until Oct. 2.
bonds... totaling
Dorothy
of Board
—
school bonds. Dated June
1, 1963.
Due on June 1 from 1965 to 1993
on
Berlin, N. H.
from
17—v.
& Co.,
Co., bidding for
bonds
Education,
vano,
County School District
(P.
Aug.
Linden, N. J.
Co.,
interest
Bond
Bond
ing
Sept.
Lenape Regional High School Dist.
(P. O. Medford), N. J.
bonds
of
Dated
Moore,
Bond
(EDST)
purchase
of
sealed
provement and water bonds total¬
$1,090,000
3s,
NEVADA
Douglas
Anthony, Minn.
10—v.
awarded
State
was
the
of Board
receive
until 8 p.m.
Bond
awarded
of
&
100.24,
price of 100.13.
No.
Sa!e—The
utility
issue of $57,000
bonds
bonds
Bank of Park
Rapids.
St.
Bond
a
improvement
various
will
District
3.77%.
Gower,
.'
of
Union Trust Company of
Newark,
bidding for $774,000 bonds, as
Gretna, Neb.
Sale—An
offered Sept. 9
198, p.1001—were awarded to
—v.
to
bv
&
Bond
1,
1967
from
Interest
aonroved
Paddock
Dated
1
Rapids, Minn.
Sale—The $27,000
offered
Newburger,
$1,088,000
Ingen
Wood.
Park
The
—
composed
price of
ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell.
Bond
basis
a
School
822—were
Co.,
Secretary
cation,
(P.
revenue
1
&
Sale
bonds
group
basis
a
^
;/
Bond Offering—Samuel
Meyerson,
7
(P. O. Ardena), N. J.
Bond
p.
price of 100.29,
Stanhope School District, N. J.¬
7
Township
school
Harris
in Providence,
$3,431,000 bonds as
about 2.91%.
Waterford
7
about 3.33%.
Howell
City;
about
.'7.7';:;-
price
a
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclu¬
sive.
of
a
915—were awarded to
Boland,
Saffih, Gordon & Sautter, as 3.35s,
30
Bond Offering—Rollin F. Agard,
sealed
(CST)
Kansas
Director
on
a.m.
offered
Home
and
3%s, at
as
V
Legality
Peterson,
3.80s, at
p.
bids
1978
receive
Oct.
on
$820,000 build¬
bonds
revenue
Agency,
Minn.
10
Sale—The
Housing
Hansen,
until
Bond
refund¬
to
Co., bidding
fclasis
a
and
Missouri
1,, 1963.
A1
bids
(P. O. Kansas City),
♦
a
Bond
7—v. 198, p. 822—were sold to the
Comptroller;, will
City
Design
ing
F-A.
—
■•
.
p.m.
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
Offering
of
•.■
.
City Art Institute and Sch.
Nuveen
Co.,
as
•
and J. R. Ross
pur¬
1965
Howard,
Kansas
&
a
Sale—The $128,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 198,
&
MISSOURI
&
to
Eatontown; N. J.\
198,
3
Nov.
from
by
revenue,
Wayne Countv (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
-
to
2.95s, at
Bond
$1,395,000
of John
Vick
$1,889,000 bonds
,3.76%.'
City
York
Island,
for
Wanaque
Sept, 17—v.
awarded
Penington, Colket
for
com¬
National
6 Wood.
Bond
1
the
for
Dated
i
approved
at
I
1965
June
on
by
sealed
(EST>
Legality
until
Hawkins, Delafield
Buyers,
1, 1963. Due
from
Peterson,
$1,580,000 school
bonds,
inclusive.
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit), ~
Michigan
.7' Bond Offering — Marvin C.
County
/ :
:
of
June
Hamilton.
30
to
in¬
:7:7>,77 No. 274, Minn.
S
Bond Offering—Mrs. June
Throdahl, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
Michigan
.
Port
1967
Gulfport, Series
improvement bonds. Dated
2
Due
Kenower, MacArthur
Wayne Community School District,
the
the
1983
M-N.
Howard,
Minneapolis,
to
to
1997 inclusive.
545,000
house
1963.
from
:•.'..."
Co.
Note
for
Hopkins Independent School Dist.
Bond
.
from
p.m.
fire
Nov.
Interest
approved
Due
,
1001—were
p.
Nov.
on
ing
$200,000 street
assessment
awarded
&
Stone.
St. Joseph, Mich.
4,„
.
&
24
of$9,500
Dated
8
..
Offering—Carl Schermer,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
until
Sept.
on
purchase
clusive.
i(P. O. Zeeland), Mich.
Bond
will
(CDST)
bids
•
•
Ottawa County School Dist. No. 43
,7:30
sealed
bonds.
"
•
-
ceive
Aug. 1
on
Delafield
1098—
p.
Industrial National Bank
bidding
on
1984
198,,
syndicate
a
First
New
Rhode
bonds.
Legality
Hawkins,
.
Due
of
Deptford Township School Dist.
(Pt' O. Almonesson), N. J.
Oct. 2 for the
:v y
goula,
Hawley, Minn.
purchase of $105,000 school build¬
Bond Offering—Anna K. Haming bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963.
merstrom, Village Clerk, will re¬
Joe
and the
1, 1963.
1965
16—v.
the
of
to
from
1
10
$1,520,000
Oct.
Interest A-O.
approved
&
Secretary of
on
of
bids
Oct.
on
Dated
Oct.
on
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
inclusive.
•
that separate
$3,545,000
follows:
)„ _,;
^
Commission
the
school
,;
announces
(CST)
a.m.
West.
Sept.
'
bids will be received
receive
until,-8
will
pur¬
Boston
Corporation; FidelityTPhiladelphia Trust. Company,
District, Ni J.
Offering—James A.
cation,
various
Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago;
of
Edu¬
/
First
School
(Bond
County (P. O.
Sale—The
of
Bank
,
Boston.
of
Brunswick), N.J.
Sept.
posed
the
at
V of
Shauger, Secretary of Board
1
March 1, 1985
on
Offering
will
bids
Due
1986.
purchase
Aulm,
Butler
1
March
on
Mississippi (State of)':
I
Bond
Sept.
on
$870,000 ad¬
refunding bonds. Dated Aug.
*
.
and
-
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Marquardt, Windhorst &
on
Due
payable
supple¬
issue
our
1006.
p.
awarded to
were
and
& Wood.
f
March
on
Principal
in
bonds totaling $3,441,000 of¬
fered
1364
NEW JERSEY
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Offering—Philip Johnson,
(District Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1963.
District
Clara
sealed
inclusive.
Due
from
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Due
follows:
as
March 1 from
on
1973
3V4s;
430,000
Paul.
Due
to
net interest
March 1, 1964.
on
Bond
bids
(P. O. Conklin), Mich.
—
Hamp Jones &
3.31%,
Due
590,000 6s.
.of¬
203,, Minn.
Muskegon Counties
Offering
National
from 1980 to 1984 inclusive.
Hayfield
(A-O)
1
Nationali Bank
for
about
Oct.
on
school bonds.
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond
First
price: of-par, a
a
American 7'
St.
inclusive.
Co., and the Jackson-Hinds Bank,
1001—
p.
the
{1 from
on
School
bonds
National -Bank
'.
Nov. 1, 1989.
on
land
$1,000,000 tem¬
improvement
awarded
were
as
to 1988 inclusive.
Class
fered
,
Due
1983
offered
Le-
Bond
pose
Boston*' Municipal Secu¬
1001—were
Jackson,
New
Firs t ; National
to
foregoing
report
Middlesex
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $?,525,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
Deposit Guaranty Bank &
of
the
Sept. 16—v. 198,
Department, 45 Milk £t:eet,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
First
$1,750,000
bonds
p.
ments
Moulton-
rities
syndicate composed
Company
cost of
Bond Sale—The
porary
net
Nov. 1, 1974.
Due
150,000 Vss. Due
Halsey, S'tuart
Co. Inc.
inclusive.
70,000 4y4s. Due
the
The
198,
a
c/o
at
improvement
to
&
O. Jackson),
e .-**
Bank
t
.
Edina, Minn.
&
3.25%,
Nov...
on
1973
to
of
Trust
4
Minn.
sewer
sold
was
198,
.'
1965
&
syndi¬
a
follows:
-
bonds
Nuveen
about
$395,000 5s. Due
sanitary
"
100.Ql,^a
of
of
cost
7'7
V.' .'v.
Bond Sale—An issue of $370,000
'
*■
11-—v.
John
by
■'»'
i"
Township)
Sept.
price
a
.interest
ilia.,
Blue Earth,
vv^i,
914—were awarded to
p.
7777&7 3
MINNESOTA
•V
$2,120,000 water
(Bloomfield
supply
.bonds
"777
to
Co.,
(P.\ O. Pontiac),
Michigan
.r
,
Trust
&
Bank
Rapids, at 2.10%.
J-_K '■
,.
.
awarded
914—were
p.
Old
of
Legality
Mitchell.
Not e—The
Effingham,
1, 1963;
hospital
10—v.
awarded to
Bank
interest
'
the
Le¬
Charles
Mississippi
ticipation notes offered Sept. 11— C. S. Ashmun Co.
-
from 1965 to
by
basis
a
Interest A-O.
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
2.98%.
be received
dormi¬
Dated Dec. 1,
1
price of 100.04,
a
inclusive.
Hill, Inc.,
Regional School District, N. H.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
of
Interest J-D.
approved
Co.,
Burge
Turben
Dec.
on
.1001—were
p.
boro, New Durham, Ossippee and
Tuftonboro, Governor Wentworth
Oct. 7 for
$365,000
Hinds Couniy (Pi
Smith
&
Board
on
3s, at
Wolfeboro,
Trauernicht.
Newburger, Loeb & Co., and the
tax an¬
Due
gality
syndi-
duPont
of
2002 inclusive.
inclusive. 7
&
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
tory revenue bonds.
April 1 from
Fenner
3
198,
to Harkness &
of about
?
Corporation
of
11—v.
:
■:
College
Secretary
v
Devine & Co., Merrill
Lynch,
inclusive.
1992
to
1990
f
as
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
.
255,000 3V2s.
/V ' •"
•
Park
until
the
Oct. 1 from
on
(P.O. Gulf port), Miss.
1993 inclusive.
on
Due
•
.
.
Sept.
awarded
Bond Offerin g—H. Preston
April
on
Other.: members, of
cate;
'
Gulf
•
inclusive.
2002
Ik
interest
April 1 from
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
MISSISSIPPI
April 1, 1974.;,
on
720,000 3%s. Due
v
,
1980
3V2s.
from 1981 to
1
May 1 from
on
to
1,000,000
inclusive.
1976
to
1975
;
at
inclusive.
on
Due
1975 inclusive.
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
'"'7
April 1 from
on
1973
285,000 3y4s. Due
Due on May 1 from
;
to
to
100,000 3V2s.
p.
follows:
as
1972
syndicate
a
net
a
100,000 3.40s.
Section
Brothers,
3.56%,
30,000 3V2s. Due
.
1971 inclusive.
1964 to
1972
follows:
as
100.02,
of about
*1967
Due on May 1 from
$220,000 4s.
Lehman
$150,000 5s. Due
interest cost of
net
a
by
price ,of
a
nett, McDonald & Co., at a price
.
System,
Sept. 12—v. 198,
914—were awarded to
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
.Commerce
Supply
Township
bonds offered
Co.,
&
Bosworth
Water
Brownstown
Michigan
of
First
Braun,
914—
p.
syndicate com-
a
Chronicle*-.vt Monday, September 23, 1963
bonds.
1964
to
Arroyo
1973
Seco
on
District
Aug.
1
inclusive.
School
Dis¬
ma¬
trict
1988
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1973 incL
No:
8
bonds.
Due
on
198
Volume
Number
6301
53,054 Questa School District No.
9
bonds. Due
1964
Dated
F-A.
Aug.
1,
Niagara
Legality approved by Tall-
Bond
Free
No. 2, N.
Offering
Bond
;
Dist.
Hum¬
will
Due
re¬
Sept.
until
11
for
26
to ,1983
inclusive.
loway & Jackson.
and Islip
School District No.
Central
Sale
Bond
scfiool
hv.* 198,
syndicate
1
a
Franklin
National
Union
lon,
White
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
3.40s, at
as
price
a
basis of about 3.38%.
a
Offering
George D.
—
O'Connell, City Comptroller, Will
receive
sealed
Oct.
for
10
bids
the
on
.purchase of $12,-
capital
000,000
about
or
bonds. Dated Nov.
improvement
1, 1963. Due
sive.
Interest
Trust
Town
bids
Sept.
on
.
Offering—Norton
Supervisor,
sealed
$122,000
receive
p.m.
2
for
(EDST)
the
1, 1963.
Due
bonds.
June
on
1 from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
terest J-D.
of
purchase
purchase
land
Dated June
Bird,
will
until
26
In¬
No.
1
school
198,
District
(EDST)
Dated
will
until
the
$115,000 school b
E.
Stuart
Co.,
National " Bank
Securities
&'
Corp.;
offered
Sept.
NORTH
A.'•.-«! A
V
Mercer
Bond
of
composed
&
&
Co.,
Inc.,
a
Halsey,
Goldman,
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Tilney & Co.,
and
price
a
100.04,
of
about 3.10%.'
Cor¬
3.20s,
as
basis
a
Suffolk
Akron
12—v.
Inc., First of Michigan
Inc.,
at
of
■
Dakota
offered
Sept.
1002—were
10
awarded
New York
Sept.
on
198,
25
$5,120,000
public
•
bonds. Dated
(EDST)
purchase
of
improvement
Oct.
Co.,
1, 1963. Due
on
&
822—were
p.
5—v.
awarded
100.05,
The
198,
to
&
Co.,
of
&
Cartwright
&
Bank
of
price of
a
White
d s.
&
Co.,
and
as
basis
a
Bond
Sept.
"
'
will
Vernon,
The
—
N.
rector
of
Finance,
sealed
bids
various pur¬
198-,
to
Oct.
for
9
until
the
will
of
bids
Oct.
oil:
Co.,
R.
198,
issue
our
;
1099." I
p.
of
Public
Works
Oklahoma
[ s
Bond
$1,800,000
offered
Sept.
sold
to
198,
the
bonds
Housing
Agency.
purchase
1
Nov.
from
1, 1963.
Bond
improvement
special
Sept. 9—v.
offered
to
Port
Bond
J.
notes
OREGON
for
11
the
bonds,
as
J.
A.
White
price of
a
&
Co.,
Hospital
1002—were
street
District
198,
awarded
First National Bank of
the
to
Inc.,
Geo.
&
price
about
of
Mamaroneck
Sanitary
bonds.
1964
&
600,000
Co.,
100.21,
received
1
Oct.
8
for*
re¬
1964
'
Dated
A-O.
3y4s, at
Oregon, in
from
•
of
Due
1099.
p.
District
April
1
from
24
for
1963.
bond
Bond
Sept.
approved
S
Sept. 16
Additional
Sa| e-r—An
17—v.
198,
at ; the
Guaranty
York
100.001r
about
as
3%s, at
basis
a
of
a
about
Ohio
sold at the
$4,000
—
The
3—v.
198,
as
basis
a
the
to
Union
Bellaire,
Savings
a:
a
2.98%,
sale
Water
as
purchased
Sept.
on
Board
bids
via
4
by
rev¬
negotiated
until
that
will
noon
waterworks
p.
Leonard
&
bonds
at
a
Due semi¬
Dec. 1 from
on
as
the
receive
(EST),
on
3%s.
Dated
Due
Oct.
interest
1,
Co., at
a
1965
lon National Bank
pany
Dec. 1,
1963.
1998.
Principal
»,
payable at the Mel¬
&
of Pittsburgh.'
Trust
Com¬
revenue
bonds.
ap¬
interest
follows:
Other members of the syndicate:
Fenner
&
July 1, 1962. Due on July Smith
Inc.; Butcher
from 1965 to 2002 inclusive. In-" Francis I.
du
Pont
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Haupt
of
cost
1
Lynch, Pierce,
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
:
City
bids
Offering—Elmo
Clerk,
until
will
Sept;
Tanner,
receive
23
for
Lestrange
&
group
offered
bonds
sealed
the
pur¬
Co.;
A.
E.
Masten
Schmertz
&
In¬
Co.;
&
Mc-
School Dist.
composed
Co.;' Interstate
Robert
Norris &
11—v.
&
to
a
Goodbody
of
Securities
Garrett
&
Sept.
awarded
916—were
p.
&
Corp.;
Sons;
J.
Lee
Co., Inc., and Edgar M.
Co., at
a
price of
net interest cost of about
par, a
3.27%,
as
March
1
follows:
3v2s.
$505,000
230,000
Due
1965
to
on
1975 inclusive.
Due on March
3.15s.
1,
1976 and 1977.
3.20s.
240,000
1978
3V4s.
575,000
Due
on
March 1,
on
March
1979.
and
Due
1
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Newberry, S. C.
Bond
Offering—Mayor Ernest
until
Remington, Inc.; Stroud & Co.,
Cunningham,
1984 inclusive.
Legality approved by
H. Layton will
Inc.;
Due on April
(P. O. Aiken), S. C.
Sale—The
$1,550,000
198,
the
noon
receive sealed bids
(EST)
on
Sept. 26 for
purchase of $350,000 combined
public utility system improvement
Junkin, Patton & Co.; Charles G.
revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
Peelor
Due
Oct.
from
&
Co.;
Thomas
&
Co.;
on
1
1964
1
pur¬
bonds. 1
hospital
1963.
&
Claremore, Okla.
the
Bond
& Sherrerd;
&
Co.; Ira
Singer, Deane &
Arthurs,
for
25
$515,000
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Hess, Grant
OKLAHOMA
Bond
Co.;
&
Scribner;
will
noon
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
& Pohl.
Merrill
until
Aiken County, County
from
Legality
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
1
price of
of
Peeler
on
O.
Supervisor,
bids
Sept.
on
school
A
1, 1988.
Dated
1002—were
(EST)
syndicate
follows:
Series
(P.
Offering—George A. Mc-
1 from 1965 to
1,475,000 Series A, 35-year bonds
and
announces
,
CAROLINA
County
$3,425,000
a
byi Moore,
as
to Dec.
■
Trustees
of
sealed
building
totaling
annually
Authority (P. O.
Offering—Secretary James
Chambers
School
'
Yorkville), Ohio
.
Abbeville), S. C.
terest A-O.
variety of coupons.
of
4s.
as
Warren
syndicate headed by
net
bonds
were
street
Bank
Joint
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—School
enue
awarded
823—were
p.
of
was
time to the Rhode V
same
Abbeville
chase
Pleasant
$1,950,000
offered
able
New
price of 100.001,
a
;f
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $115,-
building bonds
awarded to
lof
100.95,
issue
$300,000 temporary loan notes
Sept. 10—
.
$2,000,000
R. S. Dickson &
Morgan
Cincinnati,
2.10%'' and
,
SOUTH
Company of McKeesport,
Mount
915—
p.
Sale
Bond
Bond
1 e—The
a
Due
16, 1964. Pay¬
p.
headed
by
County (P. O.
1963.
Jan.
198,
of¬
Provident
Tiltonsville,
Interest
Lumberton), N. C.
school
v.
T
NORTH CAROP.INA
Robeson
198,
the
to
at
Pa.
bonds offered
purpose
Lynch,
1983
inclusive.
1,
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 26,
Company
on
1983
Oct.
198,
10—v.
sold
were
Providence.'
pur¬
$490,000
loan
PENNSYLVANIA
improvement bonds offered Sept.
the report in our issue of
—v.
of
price of
on
Valley
Sewer
to
Bank
000
Sept.
Sept.
awarded
various
3.26%.
to
Bronx
Legality
Executive Di¬
on
fered
totaling
&
'
e—Temporary
Boston,
Dated Oct. 1,
and
York
construction
on
1964
Sale—The
by
Island Hospital Trust Company of
Portland.
3%s, at
100.52.
bonds
were
B.
purchase of $32,000,000 State
University
from
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Housing Finance
—
Bond
pose
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
bids will be received until
(EDST)
1
treatment
Upper
bonds.
$38,000,000 of
State
April
inclusive.
sewerage
Sanitary
bids
Newburgh-Beacon
and
on
1983
District
inclusive.
Sealed
until
Valley
Sewer
Due
to
April
a
Bridge Authority,
—
April
disposal plant bonds. Due
3.06%.
State
on
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
McEntee & Co., Inc.,
a
Sanitary
Due
r
B.
Coffin
White
Brook
Interest
Palmer
1.90%.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 various
street
Sal
'
Sharonville, Ohio
Blind
1963.
totaling $425,000
Bank
1
p.
Hayden,
as
on
in¬
Sept. 11 to the First National
on
Oregon
(P. O. Redmond), Ore.
p.
$23,810
Due
1973
Pawtucket, R. /.
Central
Clinton, Ohio
Sale—The
to
approved
Thorndike,
Note
In¬
assessment
awarded
Oct. „1,
Snyder.
Nov.
Ohio
bonds
to
sold to the First National Bank of
of
Bond Sale—The $375,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Sept. 10—V; 198,
$64,850
1966
Dodge.
Legality approved by
Sale—The
from
1
from
1964
Legality
000 waterworks system bonds was
Peck, Shaffer & Williams,
Randall,
A-O.
on
1965 to 1999 inclusive.
North
1
from
1
S'torey,
bonds.
on
school
Oct.
clusive.
$17,-
of
Due
Oct.
$160,-
(EST)
noon
Oct.
on
Dated
issue
Sale—An
high
on
145,000 town hall bonds.
and
Snyder, Okla.
Bond
Due
1973 inclusive.
823—
p.
senior
to 1983 inclusive.
Due
revenue
9—v.
as/
550,000 elementary school bonds.
-
Sale—TJie $ 150,000 water
and sewer system
11/
$2,495,000 bonds,
bonds.
Authority,
until
Sept. 25 for the
on
of
Island,;
follows:
1,1
of about 3.37%.
2,700,000
syndicate
Stuart & Co.,
Inc.,
D.
Note Offering
Trust
report in
CoraoDolis.
until
3
$5,670,000
Sewer District,
rector Paul Belica announces that
the
foregoing supple¬
A.
re¬
Westmin¬
100
Providence,
(EDST)
1964
Panama
receive
general, obligation
731—were
Edward
—
sealed
(EDST)
$1,400,000
1098—
p.
a
Co.,
New
p.m.
the
Sept. 16—v.
'
250,000 Cincinnati Southern Rail¬
Y.
Agency (P. O. New York City),
2
ments
Offering—J. G. Flick, Di¬
Plains), N. Y.
receive
purchase
Bridge construction bonds. "
sealed
Street,
sealed
at
York
a.m.
County
the purchase of
New
The
—
a
Industrial
Rhode
Department,
purchase
Note
100.61,
c/o
of
receive
&
funding
J.
bids
Bank
Trust
Offering
be
Le¬
J-D.
of
Offering—Claudette
sealed
Trust
ster
George
E.
Paine, Finance Director, will
to
New York
Bond
by
W.
Lincoln,: R. I.
'
a.m.
&
Inc.,
York
approved
County (P. O.
Offering
970,000
New
l
Bond
Bond
by Halsey,
of
on
price
a
Mahan,
18—v.
Blair
basis
inclusive. Interest
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond
at
1002—were awarded to
awarded
3.10s,
Due
1995
Boston;
basis Of about 3.03% /
the Western Pennsylvania Bank &
and Adams,
as
3.M)s,
as
10—v. 198, p. 1002—were awarded
Sale
Gibbons
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
Kid<jer Peabody
of
improvement bonds offered Sept.
April
on
bonds totaling $1,760,000 of¬
Burr,
$1,200,000 Central State
to
Halsey,
Hutton;& Co.; and, Weeden & Co.,
a.m.
pur¬
Bank
ceive
were
follows:
Inc.,
10
the
of
%
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; First Na¬
Ganter, Commissioner of Finance,
Mount
headed
&
V
18—
1003—were awarded
p.
will
Due
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood..
fered
for
Sept.
syndicate composed
tional
the
^
$2,500,000
offered
In¬
1, 1963.
terest A-O.
were
until
25
the
and
ISLAND
Stuart & Co. Inc.;
4
by
bonds
198,
v.
Legality approved by
Oct.
Bond
school
Miller & Co.
Westchester
pur¬
1 from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
pose
Sept.
will
for
bonds.
Sal e—The
National
to
Co.,
&
;'r
3.09%.
>
Co.,
price of 100.37,
a
about
of¬
basis of about 2.68%.
a
of
revenue
Hayden, Miller
Fahnestock
3V8S, at
823—
p.
the
2.70s, at
as
$110,000
bonds
improvement
Sept.
received
Regents
on
chase
gality
12— Fagin.
Ripley
Witter
Dean
terest M-N.
—
Ohio
awarded
jHarriman-
Curtis,
Dated
approved
Galloway & Dikeman.
Sale
of
(CST)
The; $3,000,000
—
Roosevelt & Cross,
Interest
Legality
In¬
*
15
$35,000,000 road
revenue
Bond
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson
way
A-O.
Sale
Inc.,
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
by: Sykes,
Board
be
of
Oct.
Barrington, R. I.
15
Offerings-Secretary M. C.
Collum*f announces that sealed
Home Finance
noon
the
for
Oklahoma'1
until
RHODE
a
1963.
"
'
syndicate composed of Blyth &
a
County Comptroller, will receive
until
June
on
Legality approved by
will
bridge
College at Edmond, student facil¬
library bonds offered Sept.
v.
Offering—F. B. Hose, Jr.,
bids
Due
Bond
bids
:
purchase
student
& Harkin.
'
received
Dated
"V
H ' rs
-
City School District,
Bond
Sweney
County (P. O. Riverhead),
sealed
terest J-D.
*
(Pi O. Stanton),
bonds
p.
and
Harrisburgh), Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids
Bond
be
and
at
bonds.
1963.
J
Sale—The $103,000 school
198,
$100,000
College,
Oklahoma Colleges, Board of
Regents (P. O. Oklahoma City),
:V:"• v''
7v
North
building
25
frorp 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
Lee
County, Hazen Public Sch.
t
15,
DAKOTA
District No. $
-•
of
State
revenue
June
Sept.
on
purchase
Barksdale & Co.,
OHIO
to
"
dormitory
union
Vance Securities Hirsh
Co,;
Horner,
v
$1,810,000
awarded
(CST)
a.m.
the
Durant,
of
J.
State Highway
Bridge Authority (P. O.
ities
poration, Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
p.m.
o n
syndicate:
Carolina, Charlotte; Branch
terstate
and
re¬
2
Sept. 25 for the
on
of
to
Buffalo,
The
—
915—were
Westbury,
Clerk,
bids
sealed
chase
in
Sale
syndicate
were
\New York
Offerin g—Dorris
Gavette,
ceive
North
Company of West¬
bonds
p.
fered
.
Union
(Pi O. Suffern), N. * Y.;
Bond
Roxhury Central School District
~
awarded
11
for
Humphrey,
Pennsylvania
that the Board
announces
&
J. Steele & Co.
of
Regents will receive sealed bids
until
from
1
to J. M. Dain & Co.
Bond
Bond
Due on June
and Carolina Securities Corp.
Westbury, N. Y.
Margaretville),
of
1974 inclusive.
Central School District
Ramapo
general
O.
First
Corp.;
Legality approved by
(P.
1972 to
Applegate
55
Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co., and H.
Offering—Secretary M. C.
Collum
1
June
on
Board
Hulme,
Oklahoma
Bond
Southeastern
—v.
Middletown, Andes, Bovina and
1
Due
Colleges,
Regents (P. O. Oklahoma City),
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Peeler
District
3.09%.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
No.
School
York,
M-S.
Inlet, N. Y.
Oklahoma
1,
June 1 from
on
Other members of the
Valley and
New York,
wejre
New
Bond
Bond
&
on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclu¬
June
on
inclusive.
1971
740,000 3s.
Legality
Galloway
Putnam
Central
—,
Sachs
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond
1002;■
Eastman Dil¬
Securities
Due
2.90s.
from
No. 1 (Pi O. Cold Spring),
;
Long
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., and R. D.
of' 100.21,
J-D.
to
450,000
1963.
1,
Bond Sale—The $535,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 198, p.
of;; the
of
Bank
in Mineola,
Island,
June
Sykes,
2Vzs.
1969
p.m.
RQosevelJ;: &. Cross, as 3.10s, at a
17— price of 100.01, a basis, of about
Sept,
composed
-
Fishkill
j.
.
ern
1098—were awarded to
p.
re¬
2
The $1,250,000
—
offered
bonds
by
Phillipstown,
Marine
S
N^YA
(P. O, Holbrook),
Interest
Due on'June 1, 1967.
450,000 23/4s. Due
June} 1 from 1964 to 1978
F-A,
Interest
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
Brookhaven> Smithtown
on
Dated
chase of $175,000 various purpose
bonds.
1, 1965
Banking & Trust Co., Wilson; In¬
of
purchase
Aug. 1 from 1964
on
will
until
Dikeman.
$285,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1,4963. Due
Castri-
(EDST)
a.m.
the
bonds.
approved
of
Tanenbaum & Reifsteck,
bett,
Rochester,
150,000
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
on
inclusive.
sealed bids c/o Culley, Cor-
ceive
bids
June
on
1968.
Supervisor,
sealed
ment
Joyce
Falls),
chase of $120,000 public improve¬
Y.
Clerk,
Niagara
York
Offering—Jesse
(EDST)
School
—
phreys,' District
on
ceive
YORK
Union
O.
Town
cone,
i
Brighton
(P.
New
madge & Tallmadge.
NEW
Due
1966.
and
90,000 4s.
Interest
1963.
(1187)
$120,000 6s.
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
inclusive.
1973
to
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Aug. 1 from
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
to
1985
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1188)
'
inclusive.
by
Simons.
Sept. 15 from
on
Bond
30 for the
will
purchase of $125,000 building
2:30
sealed bids until S'ept.
Offering
receive
TENNESSEE
Davidson
sealed
a
Sept.
198,
Kerens
&
art
Co.
to
15
$50,000 31/2S.
15,
67,000 3.60s.
Due on Feb.
Due
3.10s.
Feb.
on
1964
inclusive.
1981
to
Due
3.10s.
1982
Due
r
15
inclusive.
Feb.- 15
on
R. S. Dickson &
A-O.
Elkins,
syndicate:
Stern
Brothers & Co.; Adams, McEntee
Bank
&
City;
Oklahoma
of
&
Harris
Stranahan,
&
National
First
Co.,
Cohu
Winslow,
Inc.;
Bon d
school
$185,000
Cherokee
Wood,
Co.;
&
Inc.,
Hill,
the
and
Sale
Bond
waterworks
—
and
Due
and
as
3%s, at
a
curities
The
000
1,
Franklin,
Bond
;
school
Sept.~10
by Du¬
approved
sold
awarded
the
County
Water
the
to
5—v.
the
to
Finance
price of
refunding bonds
Sept.
to
5
group
a
74,000
57,000
■
3V2S.
from
•
J
1971
bonds
1972
—
3.60s.
from'
Due
Se¬
Sept. 15 from!
Due
1980 to
15
inclusive.
on
916
p.
were
of
composed
group
a
offered
bonds
Trust
net interest cost of about
a
Co.,
at
to
1965
,295,000
&
1980
3.10s.
from
on
of
inclusive.
&
Co.,
1983 inclusive.
$75,000 3^js. Due on Sept. 1 from
to
to
Sept.
15
1984 inclusive.
tional
be received
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
1974
to
M-S.
1,
Legality
1 from
inclusive.
1996
Sept.
1963.
approved
(EST)
1 from
Mc-
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
Horton.
rev-
1, 1963.
Interest M-S.
by
West
Sale—The
offered
916—were
Savings
$650,000 school
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Sept. 11—v. 198,
awarded
to
a
of the Harris Trust
of
Bank
p.
group
Chicago;
&
Fpst
&
offered
Sept.
12—v.
1003—were awarded to
&
Thornhill,
101.23,
a
Co.,
as
Salt
Lake
City,
and
Edward
a
at
price
a
as
interest
cost
follows:
of
about
Clark
2.76%,
County,
'
Bond
37,
732
The
securities.
offer to sell
The
nor a
solicitation of
an
offer
to
buy
any
Finance
3V2S, at
a
Nov.
1
from
1
Agency,
price of
from
West Virginia
Governors
1
*2,500,000
par.
1988
Sale—The
bonds
to
as
Due
1992
1
Marking System Co.
of
student
offered
&
Co.,
98.00,
in¬
-
Po-
union
Sept.
11—
awarded
to
3V2S, at
as
basis
a
September 1, 1983
the
syndi¬
Co., A.
Robert
&
W.
G.
Baird
Simhions,
&
Co.,
Na¬
Louis,
St.
First
and
Mil¬
Co.
MANITOBA
County, Man.
of
improvement
bonds
J. L. Graham &
Dominion
June
Bank, as 5J/2S. Due
from
15
sold
was
to
Co., and Toronto-
1964
to
1983
on
inclu¬
sive. Interest J-D.
a
Winnipeg, Man.
about
to
v.
—
198^ p. 916
—
awarded to the Harris Trust
Savings Bank of Chicago,
par,
a
3.27%,
to
on
on
225,000 3s. Due
on
to
1974
Midland-
Ltd.,
Bankers
Daly 8c Co., and
Bartlett; Cayley
and 53/4s. Due
Burns
&
Co.,
5V2S
as
Oct. 1 from 1964
on
and
at
ONTARIO
a
Haldimand
County, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
April 1 from
April 1, 1968.
April 1 from
improvement
bonds
Gouinlock
inclusive.
1967
Denton, ,Ltd.,
Securities,
sold
was
of
to 1988 inclusive. Interest A-O.
follows:
$105,000 4s. Due
&
Bond Corp., R. A.
net interest cost of
as
composed
group
Osier
building and equipment bonds of¬
Sept. 11
improvement bonds
a
Bros.
Bond Sale—The $725,000 school
1969
Bank,
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $8,300,-
35,000 3*4s. Due
due
of
% CANADA
000
4/^% Convertible Subordinated Debentures
inclusive.
Ellis
Carleton
WISCONSIN
1965
Co.,
Blunt,
waukee
-
$2,000,000
about
1976
on
of West Vir-
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
The Monarch
inclusive;
Bond Sale—An issue of $760,000
$175,000
1003—were
o.
Masten
price of
a
April 1 from
on
1971
Collins
tional
Virginia
University
&
at
net interest
2.89%, for $360,-
Nuveen
&
Co.,
(P. O. Morgantown),
gipia
were
to
University, Board of
West
Bond
fered
1
inclusive.
bonds
a
members
John
Julien
clusive.
of these
offering is made only by the Prospectus.
cate:
inclusive.
to
Nov.
Wisconsin
an
1972
1987
3.60%.
to
Other
&
price
1983
and
May
on
and
$250,000 3s, due April 1 from
were
_
to
2%S, due
1965
Becker
E.
May 1 from
on
acquisition
000
on
198,
3.09%, for $1,-
1977;: inclusive;
1978
a
,
of
School
to
cost of about
Due
revenue
about
price of 100.09,
V a.
Franklin School District No. 5
This advertisement is neither
1965
follows:
as
State College
Wash.
of
cost
& Co.,-as 3V2S, at avprice of
A.
Vancouver
Sale-
19g
y
_
to
First
the
net interest
a
950,000 3s, due
<
o£fered
bondg
tomac
basis of about 3.22%.
District No.
W.
revenue
&
WASHINGTON
Burton & Co., at a price of par, a
net
4
v.
L.
-
610,000
102,000 bonds to the Housing and
Craigie
Wylie
and
3%s,
•
1965
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
Strader
price of 100.02,
;
$396,000 Blue-
Home
composed of F. W.
group
\
College student union
hall
by
$850,000 3.20s, due
Charleston),
Sale—The
headed
lows:!;
-
VIRGINIA
11—•
awarded
$2,800,000 construction bonds at
inclusive. In-
Horowitz,
Sept.
National Bank of Chicago, as fol¬
100.003.
,vv/;
Virginia
p.
Nov.
on
$294,000 bonds to Young, Moore
Sale'— The $1,180,000
198,
bonds,
$3,410,000
offered
916—were
p.
syndicate
a
Legality approved by
State
t
Legality
Bond
(P. O, Farmington), Utah
Bond
g
County (P. O. Tazewell),
bonds
O.
(Vil¬
Plymouth),
Sal e—The
bonds
198,
v.
Virginia Board of Education
dini
Shetterly & Mitchell.
school
19g3
the
school
from
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1988
on
Tazewell
County, County School Dist.
bonds
Sept.
inclusive.
lyy%S%UTAH
Davis
Dated
for
Due
& Ellis.
pur-
approved
Interest
by
27
1963
Thorgrimson,
?n 'then00n awarded
for
$410,000 dormitory
bonds.
enue
Due
of
1;
11
Interna-
revenue
1964 to
Preston,
24
Cascade
Mitchell, Plymouth, Rhine,
Bond
until
$6,000,000
Airport
Merest M-N.
field
c/o State Treasurers
Sept.
on
chase
Oct.
on
of
Cutler.
&
Wisconsin
*
Offering-Sealed bids will
Chapman
Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
Eldon *Op-
bids
1978
to
Legality
Sheboygan Falls and Scott
>
J.
—
A-O.
(City),
(P. O. Seattle),
sealed
(pdst)
a m
Bond
inclusive.
1968
875,000 4s. Due on Sept.
Dated
Seattle
purchase
College (P. O.
Harrisburg), Va.
Bond
Lyndon,
from
1
heim, Assistant General Manager,
(P.
Madison
follows:
as
of
WEST
1
1964
No. 8 (P. O.
-
Sept.
on
from
1
1, 1963.
lage); Greenbush, Herman, Lima,
inclusive.
Oct.
Oct.
by
Sept. 1 from
Due
1981 to
inclusive.
1978
Starin
$1,205,000 3s.'Due
com¬
price
a
follows:
as
1975
to
Oct.
on
a.m,
Series
sewerage,
Interest
Oct. 1 from
1976
of Dated Nov
Company
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., in
Sept.
on
1979
to
on
on
Dudley, Inc., McClung & Knicker¬
were
inclusive.
to
198,
v.
Due
Bar-
11
until
Dated
bonds.
approved
Oct. 1, 1971
Due
bids
$7,255,000
1963-B
Due
■■'.<■■■■
A.
Oct. 1 for the purchase
on
Plymouth
to
The $1,500,000 will receive
—
100.02,
bocker, Inc., and Rowles, Winston
offered
Columbian
on
e
&
was
McKinney
Almon,
of
composed
1966 to
1
Northern
par.
Corporation of Texas, as
$38,000 4V2S. Due
a
on
Washington
:
sealed
inclusive.
Due
Bond Offering
Strader
Sale—An issue of $1,055,-
on
posed
system
sold
198, p. 916
v.
—
S
1967.
Wis.
County Treasurer, will re¬
(CST)
inclusive.
500,000 3s.
3s, at
Va.
construction
Interest
1963.
Montague
revenue
$100,000
follows:
:
Trust
Chicago, F. W. Craigie & Co., and
Bond
'
$300,000 drain¬
improvement
Sept. 10
1973
County (P. O.
Offering—Max
Bond
1972.
460,000 2.90s.
were
;
inclusive.
1993
Legality
1969
Home
Bond Sale—The
awarded
and
1,
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.;
Milwaukee),
Oct. 1 from
on
1970
285,000 2.80s.
VIRGINIA
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
to
Oct.
on
1983
to
Milwaukee
of
Due
395,000 2%s.
Port
3.02%,
Dayton Drainage District, Texas
age
as
1981
Oct. 1 from
on
1980 inclusive.
to
120,000 3.10s. Due
ik
basis of about
a
RlcRm°nd'
sewer
823—were
Agency,
ap-
offered
rr-
Chittenden
the
price of 100.19,
inclusive.
1986
Oct.
1964
bonds offered Sept.
p.
to
Oct, 1 from
on
T exas
Securities Co.
Crawford, Texas
198,
125,000 3s.
Due
3s.
1971
Oct. 1, 1965
on
1970 inclusive.
1964 to
ceive
Due
■■
400,000
Na-
Island,
•
■
$280,000 23/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Angeles;
Industrial
Rhode
J
,,
f
a
and 1966.
.
2.97%.
Supply District (P.O. Nacona),
TEXAS
Housing
$235,000 5s.
of
$270,000
732
Los
,
-
czak,
1968
bonds
p.
Company of Burlington,
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
105,000 33/4s. Due
revenue
The
—
198,
v.
—
awarded
fol¬
as
Sale
construction
Aug. 21
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Cooley & Co.;
Harkness
Legality
to
-
inclusive.
1977
Co., Inc.; Blair &
Corporation;
Michigan
Stetson;
inclusive.
of
of
..
Dated Oct.
11—v.
^
Swanton Town School District, Yt,
School District,
Huguenin & Boothman.
mas,
Co., Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; First
Trust
to
'Dated
North
Co.,
purchase
the
for
Sept.
.
•
Dominick & Domimck,
(EDST)
p.m.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
1983
to
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
Other members of the
&
to
1987
•
Feb.
on
1985
to
3.20s.
from
8
Bank
a
'
proved by Peter Giuliani.
Due
68,000 3,80s.
Due on Feb. 15 from
975,000 3s.
of
to
1978
1976.
780,000
25
1, 1963.
a
3.20s.
from
Indep,
Sept.
until
:
*
•
-
Providence; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Walston & Co.; Boettcher &
Graded
Bradford),
O.
Monday, September 23, 1963
,
.
v
awarded
&. Co.;
tional
-
$40,000 school bonds.
Legality
Vinson,
received
on
1963.
school building bonds was sold to
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
1977
by
J-D.
(P.
Bank
•
$1,370,000
780,000
d
be
from 1966 to 1985
1
Kirby L. Vidrine & Co.,
lows:
'1. -
follows:
195,000
California
-
Vermont
rev¬
1,
Bond Sale—An issue of
3.12%,
net interest cost of about
as
offered
916—were
p.
.
»
syndicate composed of the1 United
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
a
price of par,
Inc., at a
••»•...
school bonds
1
June
on
Academy and
26 for
T exas
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬
a
Bradford
School
Dist.
Searls.
&
10—v.
awarded
916—were
p.
Sept.
Aug.
Interest
p p r o v e
Weems
$4,100,000
and improve¬
offered
Jan.
inclusive.
Nashville), Tenn.
school construction
i
until
bids
on
Dated
bonds.
Due ,on
Counties
Sal e—The
L.
purchase of $1,800,000 marine
enue
Metropolitan Government (P. O. 1
bonds
Due
-'-I.--
7^
'
*"
■«
*
•
■
198,
VERMONT
park and pier first mortgage
ment
2.70s.
"
Henry
—
(CST)
p.m.
the
bonds.
Bond
June 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
receive Benecke, Jr., Director of Finance,
will
Auditor,
and
525,000
inclusive.
1993
Galveston, Texas1
Dak.
Offering—Walter A. Mil¬
Nashville
1964 to
.
-'
'
DAKOTA
Sturgis, S.
City
$125,000 4V2S. Due
15
•
■
Wertheim
to
1989
Bond
Sept.
on
1988 inclusive.
75,000 33/4s. Due
SOUTH
ler,
Due
1985 to
from
&
Gibbs
Sinkler,
3.70s.
56,000
Legality
Interest A-O.
approved
J
I
1
■
Co.,
Oct.
15
&
from
as
1964
to
$475,000
was
sold
to
6s.
Due
on
1983
inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O.
inclusive.
QUEBEC
200,000 3y4s. Due
1975 to
PRICE:
102% and accrued interest.
160,000 3.40s. Due
1980
on
April 1 from
Sherbrooke, Que.
1979 inclusive.
to
1983
on
Bond
April 1 from
000
inclusive.
to
Copies of the Prospectus
may
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
be obtained from the undersigned.
bonds
916
McDonald
&
Company
Co.
of
Curtis,
net
Halsey,
to
a
p.
group
Stuart
&
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
and
Pickard, at
as
Sept. 16—v. 198,
awarded
were
composed
&
September 19, 1963
—
offered
interest
follows:
a
Burns,
price
cost
of
of
a
Bank
Manitowoc, Wis.
Corbett
100.005,
about
&
a
2.99%,
Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
syndicate
of
$1,079,sold
was
composed
of
the
Montreal, A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., Greenshields, Inc., Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc., Cas- i
grain & Co., Ltd., and C. J. Bou-
let, Ltd.,
at
a
price
of
99.44,
as
follows:
$460,000 5%s. Due
.1964
619,000
1974
to
1973
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
6s.
Due
on
to
1983
inclusive.
Oct.
1
from
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