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•I
T/je COMMERCIAL and
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
LEADING
THE
Volume
:
INFORMATIVE
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N.
6303
Number
198
MOST
AND
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD.
<5
Y., Monday, September 30, 1963
Price
corporation on Sept.
capital
will
Proceeds
The
the
of
Copy
a
190,
J.
Vincent,
President,
holds
The
voting trustee 81.87%.
Management officials as a group own beneficially 34.91%, including
10.82% by J. H. Johnson, a Director.—V. 198, p. 859.
Chicago
mobile
FM
1517.
p.
statement
convertible
Burton
|
Hie
as
"
Techniques, Inc.—Common Registered—
Aerosol
of Bridgeport, Conn., filed a registration statement
with the SEC on Sept. 20 covering 150,000 shares of common stock,
The
company
which
of
issuing
thereof.
to. be
are
offered
for
public
sale
by
the
and the remaining 70,000 by the present holders
public offering price (maximum $25 per share)
and
The
underwriting
Co.,
shares
80,000
company
terms
Broadway,
61
Corp.,
to
are
&
principal
be supplied by amendment.
New York, is listed as the
Laird
underwriter.
Regstd.
the
apply
the
In
Filling Corp. (a Danville, 111., manufacturer and packager of aerosol
products purchased in April 1963); $190,000 for the acquisition of
of sundry indebtedness; and the
addition to certain indebtedness
shares, the company has outstanding 605,857
which management .officials own 64%, Herman
preferred
of
shares,
common
capital.
working
for
650
and
R.'-
instrument
musical
is a manufacturer
President,-
Shepherd,
and
instruments
musical
of
business
for
43
over
distributor of
and
broad
a
accessories.
The
the
years,
and
to
by
more
and
Canada,
as
proposes
to' sell
50,000 shares of his
a directory propose
holdings of 309,000 shares; and two others (one
to sell 10,000 shares each.—V.
198, p. 675.
80,000
are
to
be
3,
to
shares
common
Proceeds
Sept,
used
"Reg.
a
A"
located
Esperson
825
at
Bldg.,
Houston,
filed
a
tional
80,000
chase
common
shares,
to be
offered for public sale in units
of $100 of debentures, 12 shares and warrants to pur¬
additional four shares.' Equitable Securities Corp.,
322
consisting
an
heads the list of underwriters. The exercise
price of the warrants, public offering price of the units (maximum
$230 per unit)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Nashville,
St.,
Lfnion
statement
The
amendment.
pursuant
issued
be
the
to
Option Plan.
also
includes
75,000
shares
common
Restricted
Employee
company's
-A
.
for
is
company
cities, of
40
some
"decks"
notes
short-term
403,000
20
the
filed
common
the
shares
of
offered
by
the
company
White, Weld & Co., Inc.,
—V. 197, p. 2457.
are
indebtedness;
open
and
will be
$300,000
added
The
Co.—Securities Registered—
and
and
collateral trust bonds due 1993 and 60.000 shares
of
preferred stock ($100 par), to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding. The company is engaged in the generation,
purchase, transmission, ^distribution and sale
of Wectricity and,
incidentally, the sale of electric appliances. It is a member of the
holding company system of Eastern Utilities Associates. The net
proceeds from the bond sale will be used to redeem presently
outstanding 5V'4%
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds due
1989
(estimated to require about $5,315,600); and the net proceeds
from the preferred stock sale will be used to retire presently out¬
standing 5.60% and 5.48% preferred stock (estimated to require
about
$6,511,200). In addition to certain indebtedness and pre¬
ferred
stock,
the
compjany has outstanding 281,632
shares
of
common
stock, of which Eastern Utilities Associates own 97.6%.
Paul E. Milstead is President and Guido R. Ferera is Chairman.
and
mortgage
—V.
198,
p.
263,000
Kidder,
registration
11,
1963,
shares
statement
covered
which
were
to
have
been
by
stockholders,
through
Peabody & Co., New York.
On
through
The
company
of
105
La Salle St.,
SEC on Sept.
South
with
statement
tration
Industries, Inc.—Debentures
Food
;
..
A'':/
•
the
Chicago,
20
filed
covering
a
$1,700,000
convertible
subordinated debentures
due
public sale at 100% of principal amount
through underwriters headed by Walston & Co., Inc.,
Ill West
Jackson Blvd., Chicago. The underwriting terms are to be supplied
to
1978,
by
be
for
offered
amendment.
The
owned
other
conhpany
is engaged in the food business through its whollysubsidiaries, Green Spot, Inc.,
a
supplier of orange
and
fruit
concentrate bases
for
beverages,
and Bowey's,
Inc.,
manufacturer, processor and supplier of powders, syrups, toppings,
flavorings
incurred
July
other
and
debenture
the
in
1963
indebtedness
sale,
food
(for
of
an
a
ingredients.
$1,160,000
connection
with
Of
the
will
be
the
net
acquisition
aggregate
wholly-owned
of
used
to
$1,674,168);
subsidiary
of
proceeds
retire
of
$76,500
Bowey's
from
indebtedness
Green
Spot
to
in
24
Stock
_
...
retire
incurred
to
existing indebtedness in a like amount; $150,000 to retire
indebtedness incurred by Bowey's in connection with its acquisition
refinance
a
subsidiary;
$42,500 to retire a portion of indebtedness incurred
Godfrey,
Co.
Net
redeem
the
proceeds
corporate
has
company
the
of
unexchange
general
cash
with
bonds,
In
purposes.
outstanding
857,own
Small Business Investment Co.—SEC
to
withdrew Its
Hamilton,
Oct.
on
have
been
Taylor
registration state¬
1961, which covered
27,
offered
&
Co.,
at
$3
New
share,
per
York.—V.
'
t
Insurance
194,
■'!
100
of
by
with
the
St.,
SEC
&
Francisco, filed
Sept.
20
covering
on
stock,
common
'
Registered—
San
to
offered
be
underwriters
and
for
regis¬
a
400,000
public sale
by
White,
headed
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., 20
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company
is the exclusive distributor of participating agreements in an
open*
it
Place,
both
investment
end
also
and
also
of
the
The
Insurance
(subject
is
York.
New
company,
manages
it
has
sell
to
sole
the
Securities
supervision
stockholder
of
Trust
of
the
Life
which
Fund,
board);'
Fund's
Insurance
of
Co.
a
outstanding
of
80,000
The
Koeller
tributor
trial
43
cutting
36
34
■_
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Market
for
594
to
be
used
' '
."".
.
to
propose
}
27,
1963
offered
for
filed
at
"Reg.
a
$2,
A"
without
covering
underwriting.
working
capital.
Clifton, N. J.,
Ave.,
is
hydrogen, propane and
wholesale and retail dealer in
a
retail
acetylene,
other
a
welding
and
sell
407.
p.
: .O*
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—*
Lexington
is
supplies.—V.
195,
dis¬
indus¬
and
2154.
p.
37
General Corporation and Investment News__
Payable.
1
7
Banks
in
of
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates
20
at
"Reg.
a
A"
without
$5,
construction
of
covering
underwriting.
shell
a
in
Box
the
Maxton,
37,
N.
C.,
construction,
Maxton,
North
sale and
Carolina area.
headquartered
the
SEC
on
in
Utica,
Sept.
debentures
24
due
N.
building
development
of
industrial
Registered—
Y.
to
a
lease
filed
covering
1978,
is
be
a registration
$6,000,000 of con¬
offered for public
underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.,
St., N. Y. The debentures are to be offered for sale at
principal amount; underwriting terms are to be supplied
admendment.
through
of
company
is
engaged primarily in the air transportation
and mail. Nen proceeds of the debenture fi-
•.
to pay a $2,000,000 bank loan and to finance
acquisition of four BAC 1-11 jet aircraft and related
spare engines and equipment, the total cost of which is estimated
at
$13,150,000,
including import duty.—V.
194,
p.
2444,
part
the
Public
Service
Electric
Gas
&
Co.—Debentures
Registered—
company,
filed
a
The
headquartered
registration statement
of
debentures
petitive bidding
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
Course of Bank Clearings
45
filed
1963
9,
offered
for
Broad
100%
by
with
$40,000,000
the
O.
subordinated
46
of
the
company,
46
Condition
be
used
Mohawk Airlines, Inc.—Debentures
The
The
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of P.
of persons, property
nancing will be used
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings...
53
to
be
industrial plant.
an
engaged
in
Member
to
company
sale
Miscellaneous Features
Sept.
on
shares
are
buildings
36
36
Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
company
statement
Stock
of
Others
^ V '/' * '*'
and
by
use
The
36
Statement
owned.
,'/•••'
"
oxygen,
Proceeds
42
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
of
Aug.
on
be
corporation
Transactions
and
.*
shares
to
common
vertible
Declared
of
of
M. I. D.
The
36
Statement
shares
■v./'/v}?
equipment
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Condition
.
are
gases
7,000
37
38
Exchange..,
Dividends
'
common
Proceeds
30
35
Stock Exchange
!_
Exchange..--
York
341,000
ranging from 1,000 to 12,000 shares.—V. 197,
corporation
32,686
35
Montreal Stock
New
California
holders
thereof through
Co., Inc., 20 Broad St.,
the
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 36
Over-the-Counter
4'
,
Securities Inc.—Common
company of
tration
statement
35
.
Detroit Stock Exchange_______
The
available
are
35
Midwest Stock Exchange.—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Consolidated
funds
of which management oficials
President.—V. 196, p,1145.
is
shares
The
12
regis¬
fund
sinking
6Vz %
of
to
for
Koeller Air Products,
PAGE
■
Exchange
National Stock Exchange.
Boston Stock Exchange
Reg'd—
used
indebtedness,
stock,
A*-,
•
to
I1
951.
a
recently organized life insurance company. The com¬
5,226,300 shares of common stock, of which
D. D. Harrington, a
Director, and the Sid W. Richardson Founda¬
tion, of Fort Worth, own 1,180,443 shares
(22.6%)
and
631,404
shares
(12.1%), respectively. They
propose
to
sell
133,800
and
130,000 shares, respectively. The prospectus lists 13 other selling
stockholders including Leland M. Kaiser, President, who
proposes
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)...
Transactions
1988,
the public offering of
public offering of the
of
1946.
p.
Stock and Bond Quotations
Stock
that
make
Insurance
be
available
State
v';rV'.'..'V.V'j.':1 '
Toronto
will
common
common
amounts
Pittsburgh
to
Sept. 20, 1963, the company
originally filed with the SEC
330,000
The
Capitol
of
Garden
California,
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
of 36 Main St., Brocton, Mass., filed a registration
with the SEC on
Sept. 20 covering $5,000,000 of first
company
statement
Registration
In This Issue
American
extent
proceeds
due
bonds,
and outstanding.
Fol¬
intends to redeem,
at
Registration Withdrawn—
pany
to
businesses
: Brockton Edison
its
SEC on June
which 140,000
be
to
or
SEC
to
the balance invested in short-term government
available for acquisition of additional parking
or
improvement of facilities. In addition
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 393,307 com¬
mon
and 393,346 class B common shares (in two series), of which
D.
M.
Carothefs, President, owns 12.45% in the aggregate and
management officials as a group 61.52%
facilities
withdrew
company
with
various
shares
Weld
working capital and
obligations
—
the
engaged in
which 497
and
Systems, Inc.
Stock
structures providing parking below and
(open
Sept.
originally
Georgia
being
outstanding shares
;
■
operation of 558 parking lots
lots and 61 are garages or
at or above
ground level).
Of the net proceeds from the salel of the units.
$2,123,500 will be used to pay all indebtedness of the company
(including $530,250 owed to stockholders) other than $100,000 of
The
in
Electro-Optical
the
the
proposed
12.6%. Sherman Drawdy
atif$3, without underwriting.
equipment and* working capital/:*
Withdrawn—
On
of
debentures
addition
covering
Allright Auto Parks, Inc.—Securities Registered—
company,
trust
issued
company
$1,048,750
excess
498
-
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 24 covering $2,000,000
of
6%
sinking fund
subordinated debentures' due
1978, 240,000
shares of common stock and 5-year warrants to purchase an addi¬
to
from
is
collateral
bonds
the
offered
be
filed
1963
of 5858 E. Molloy Rd., Syracuse, N. Y., is engaged in
development and manufacture of electronic equipment.
Curry,
5%
such
offer,
bonds
It
5%"
of
which
First
of
any
Curry, McLaughlin & Len, Inc.—"Reg. A'^ Filing—
research,
The
sale
ment
on
of
purpose
debentures.
and
Co.
com¬
diversified
firm's
in the fall of 1963. The company's products
than 5,000 dealers throughout the United States
well as abroad.—V. 195, p. 2489.
corporation
convertible
all
registration
a
$11,500,000
proposed to offer $10,451,250
exchange for an equivalent amount
underwriting terms are to be supplied by admendment.
,The company owns substantially all of the outstanding stock of
Railroad & Banking Co., Georgia Railroad Bank & Trust
In
The
in
covering
is
and
commence
sold
par
filed
Augusta,
24
It
Georgia
Lowrey pianos and a line of Story & Clark organs were introduced
to the trade in (July 1963 and shipments of these new lines are
are
this
1988.
of debentures
(plus up to $3,951,250 of de¬
may
not be accepted upder the exchange offer).
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by admendment. The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., of 721 Broad
St., Augusta, is the principal underwriter; and the offering price
principal
products include: Lowrey electronic organs, Story & Clark pianos,
Gibson and Epiphone guitars and electronic amplifiers.
Olds band
instruments,
the
Cordovox,
accordians
and
violins.
A
line
of
expected
not
in
Sept.
on
due
exchange
unexchanged
for
remaining
repayment
and
equipment
line
Deben¬
—
The public
offering is to broaden the distribution
common
stock,
which is now
traded
in
the
market;
in
order
to
the
qualify
company
to
of its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
listing
for
but
the
bentures
headed bv Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., New York.*
group
SEC
at
represents
other
company's
over-the-counter
pany
new
debentures
103%,
it
the
debentures
secured
to
One of the purposes of the
of
,
The company manufactures and packages cosmetic, household
and pharmaceutical and medicinal aerosol products for other con¬
cerns
for
sale
by
them under
their own
brand names;
and,
through
a
subsidiary,
it
manufactures
and
markets
its
own
pharmaceutical type aerosol products. Of the net proceeds to the
company
from
its - sale
of
additional stock,
$620,000
will be
.-utilized in connection with its acquisition of stock of Continental
I
I
balance
the
of
headquartered at 7373 North Cicero Ave., LincolnChicago, 111. filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Sept. 27, covering 190,000 shares of common stock.
Of the
shares registered 50,000 shares will be sold by the
company
and
140,000 shares by certain stockholders. The offering will be under¬
written by a
with
of
company,
headquartered
company,
lowing
Musical Instrument Co.—Common
SEC FILINGS
•
First Railroad & Banking Co. of Georgia
wood,
of
$1.60
tures Registered—
which
O.
sets.—V.
INSURANCE
•
which
engaged in
Box 6527, Raleigh, N. C., is
sale of two-way VHP AM and
P.
and
manufacture
communications
1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 8,148
at the market, without underwriting.
stockholders.
to selling
go
company
offered
be
to
shares
6,
INDUSTRIAL
•
by Bowey's in connection with the acquisition of its business from
its predecessor;
and the balance will be added to general funds
to be
available for future acquisitions,
loans to subsidiaries and
general corporate purposes.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 441,147 shares of common stock, of
"
Aeronautical Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
a
1839
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
vr
ESTABLISHED
..
company
distribution
and
in
New
Jersey.
outstanding 3%
struction.—V.
on
Oct,
is
due
22.
at
Park
80
with
the
Oct.
1,
SEC
1983,
Place, Newark, N. J.,
on
Sept. 27 covering
be offered at com¬
to
'
principally in production, purchase,
electricity and mixed gas and natural gas
Proceeds will be used to redeem $36,000,000 of
debentures maturing Nov. 1, 1963 and for con¬
sale
engaged
of
198, P. 910.
Continued
on
page
3
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
(1230)
2
$184 MILLION DOUGLAS CO. P. U. D. LEADS WEEK'S CALENDAR
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
By
Among this week's larger corporate and municipal capital issues are: A
SIDNEY BROWN
Tuesday (Oct. 1):
volume in this
common
fixed interest rate senior debt securities between now
Friday (Sept. 30-Oct. 4) consists of $33.5 million in two non-callable com¬
petitive prime electric power
expected are $11 million
and a rights offering.
.
100,000 secondary shares of
float for the week was $218 million smaller though $44 million
larger in taxable bonds and $87 million more in equities, but $271 million less
in announced tax-exempt
financing. Moreover, both the four-week visible
municipal supply and the firm backlog-of senior debt to be offered with targeted
sales dates reflect a sizable increase as indicated in the appropriate tables below.
The total bond float with dates now stands at $950 million and excludes the
New York Port Authority's previously announced offering.
The year-aso
Homer's expert projections of this
If Sidney
&
Co.; and
rise in the'cost of public works and other municipal activities.
Homer's estimate for next year is. $100 million more than this year's $5.6
to the inflationary
Mr.
billion—on the assumption
The
portfolios is expected to
concentration of municipals in bank's
heavy
commercial bank's purchases by about $900 million from this
year's estimated investments of $4.1 billion.
Commercial banks impressively
increased their portfolios with tax-exempts ini 1961 to a total of $4.4 billion
from $2.8 billion but that 57% increase was child's play compared to the 366%
1961
increase in
FED
over
1960.
Kidder, Peabody, A. C. Allyn, F. S,;Smithers, B. J. Van Ingen; Wm.
& Son and Foster Marshall, Inc.; $3,750,000 HUNTINGTON
BEACH, CALIF,; $3,545,000 MISSISSIPPI
(Port/Bonds);
Harper
Thursday (Oct. 3):
*
'
28-DAY
have been raised as to how this may impair the liquidity
banks—a subject not too remotely apart from another current
Serious questions
commercial
dispute
to bahks' rble as underwriters of n6n-getieral
as
that the banks
obligation revenue bonds.
again lowered of Reg. "Q" is lifted, it is not expected
will materially add to their already historically high ratio. Banks
Unless reserves
are
vulnerable, Mr. HOmer implied in a recent address to the New York State
Bankers Association, to suddeif 'changes in the municipal market. In the course
are
to the vulnerability of the municipal market to
banks' possible Unloading of municipals at markdowns effective to reach sales
volume desired. In addition, it might be noted, that the heavy volume of C. D.'s
can shrink suddenly making it imperative for banks to sell municipals. They
of
his
7'.
v.1:
already cut back on governments. The largest contraction of credit in 1964,
a year Wherein credit extended is expected to be less than in 1963, according to
Mr. Homer, will be mortgages. Real estate loans are anticipated at $3 billion less
than in 1963. Mr. Homer further indicated that a rise in prosperity in 1964 leading
to a decline in savings may have the paradoxical effect of reducing mortgage
loan volume itself.
'
'
'.
1 •
«
factors, then, are bound to play upon the yield of municipals keeping
1963 levels. One; the new volume of municipals is not growing
them at their
significantly enough to lower price and raise yields. Two, however, banks will
no longer be the influential buyers they were which should push prices down
and raise yields. - Between the -two, municipalities
should find a favorable
clime to continue their refunding plans. This discussion assumes, of course, no
cataclysmic balance of payments crises and a continued Federal Reserve policy
toward moderate firmness accompanying a rise ih GNP. It also assumes neither
corporate nor government federal financing will significantly seek more new
money than 1963's over-all financing volume which, if it occurred, would depress
price and raise yields. ";?■'1
•'/, v- '■)': *• '{/■ ":■!,;
• ■' • "v v /. -•;>V':-,r,./\:■ v . i v
A
The following sources and uses of municipals are Mr. Homer's:
; r
V
MUNICIPAL BONDS
'\. Net change in
Bought
_i_,„
funds,
publicly
etc
owned
debt-
insurance
Fire
and
companies--
•'!
1959
1958
1960
1961
1962
19635
1964*
9.3
0.7
7.0
7.6
7.2
8.3
8.5
9.1
2.4
2.8
3.2
3.3
3.3
3.5
local
retirement
4
$33,530,000
$315,959,000
$349,484,000
11
27,250,000
247,389,000
274,039,000
92,900,000
17
23,700,000
118,010,000
141,710,000
16,750,000
158,409,000
Oct.
2l-Oct.
25
49,500,000
59,008,000
108,508,000
50,875,000
165,383,000
-
—
non-bank
+ 5.2
+ 4.8
5.0
+ 5.2
+ 5.6
Individuals
*
*+ 0.2
+
+ 0.3
+ 0.5
+ 0.4
+ 0.3
0.6
+ 0.7
+ 1.0
+ 1.0
+
0.4
+ 0.5
+ 0.4
+ 0.3
+ 0.1
+
funds—
and
—
+
+ 1.1
:
+
.
Total
1—
1.0
0.9
+
0.8
—0.2
+ 0.1
+ 0.1
0.9
+ 1.0
—0.2
—0.2
+
—
+ 1.9
+ 1.5
+
2.6
;+2.2
miscellaneous--
Estimated.
367,539,0(10
$133,975,000
$740,300,000
$874,341,000
$178,128,000
$1,052,469,000
$193,140,000
$055,003,000
$848,803,000
$121,528,000
$970,331,000
Sept.
27,
$407,075,000
$317,233,000
•♦./;Y'V.1 ^
f $724,308,000
$83,540,000
—
1902
i\7:
•
million
5$1
...v.* :V.
$807,848,000
;V
.v"'';,;"*';V .v:-;y..y
larger with dates assigned. Includes: Blyth & Co.-led negotiated $184 DOUGLAS
CO., PUD NO. 1, WASH., revenues; $39 million JEFFERSON CO., COLO., advanced refunding under
preview of Boettcher & C<f>., Colo., and may be offered by Chase Manhattan Bank some time next
or
month.
V
;
^
Taxable Bonds:-
,
COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
;,
v
Without
This Week
'
\
dates—
With
dates
$500,300,000 (30)
Municipals
Total
-
(29);
431,485,000
with
of
(25)
411,985,000
(25)
08,003,305
(20)
(53)
$918,345,000
(55)
$723,178,305
(49)
$800,020,000
( 77)
$399,573,000
(00)
dates
$949,415,000 (78)
bonds
all
$1,885,795,000(131)
$1,718,365,000(132)
dates——
Without
Total
$240,028,000 (38)
dates
155,685,000
stocks
Total
in
$395,713,000
stocks
investment
by
,7'.-7
denotes
domestic
and
companies and
(59)
'
(92)
$591,919,500(314)
$2,050,540,000(224)
$1,715,070,805(423)
/
the
number
foreign
of
$338,181,000
capital
dollar-seeking
issues
offered publicly for cash and
non-financial issues, and include
to
financial
be
and
U. S. Government securities as
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
sales.'
Excluded last
week, for example, was the COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS CORP's exchange of
304,500 preferred shares for remaining outstanding shares of NORTHWEST N1TRO-CHEMICAL
LTD.,
well
Excluded
are
as
and
secondaries.
(54)
407,104,500(200)
148,053,000 (54)
(97)
SEC-registered
$124,815,000
(38)
$189,528,000
$2,281,508,000(228)
bonds
&
parentheses
refinancing
$1,123,751,30 »(109)
/,:■:
Corporate Stocks:
Data
$054,575,000
r
$936,380,000
Total
With
Sept. 27, 1962
Last Week-
'•
$504,895,000 (28)
for
which
did
not
t Includes:
in
five
to
be
involve, tapping
offered
but
the
not
still
°ct'
PACIFIC
NORTHWEST
stockholders
which
of
the market
will; not
23
detailed
be
P°sted
BELL
rights
indefinite
financing.-
until
Excludes,
however,
$100
bidding
the
still
-r"
have
for
DIST.,
date
CO.
of
sales
of
OTTER
for
$7
dates
TAIL
million
POWER
million
for
set
without;
one
bonds;
Dec.
Oct.
3
$53
million
dates expected
preferred not to
further the $50 million.
are
included
details such
meeting. Further,
24
also,
without
CO.'s
important
on
Directors
CALIF,
Au&- 7;
CALIF.;
its
debentures
unfirmed
Board
million
set
CONSTRUCTION
million
$3
TELEPHONE
offering
$300,000 or less of which four
*
for
$19,970,000 in three equip, trust ctfs. with dates and
with dates and three preferreds amounting to $18
preferreds
the
but* not
dollar amount
includes 17 issues
as
set.
water
bonds,
$10,793,000
$20-$25
series
ALAMEDA
million
A,
postponed
COUNTY
PUERTO
until
FLOOD
RICO
WATER
later
this
&
CONTROL
RESOURCES
rev^ue^bonds ENT COMMISSION
next April-June; $6,650,000 out of. incidentally, $20,215,000 fully approved
(Tallahassee)
Parkway
revenue
expected this
quarter;
OKLAHOMA TURNPIKE via Merrill Lynch et al-led grouo
awaiting results of validation
commencing Oct. 8;approximately $100 million DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTHORITY 40-year
million
$31
suit
"F®y.®nue
latter
™
u"de^w,i^fl1 as well as $8-9 & Sons, B. J. Van Ingen
by A1.e,x- Brown
of 1963
part
million
'
COMMS.
for
interim
& Company, and Lehman Bros., in
financing
which
may
occur
in
30
days;
$16
~L$ANTA CLARA CO., CAL., FLOOD CONTROL expected late this
OF CONN,
Pittsburgh
advanced
Stadium;
up
refunding;
to
$140
to
up
million
$22-$23
million
competitive
BD.
summer;
OF ALLEGHENY CO.
JACKSONVILLE
EXP,
AUTH.
STATE' of CALIF, beach and park development; $39.3 million AL-
T
AUTH-
i Jt"
1
P*
Lm
^
T
WAY
a
AUTH.,
rmrm-
levee
FLA.;
r
diet.,
PA-;
$28
million
DENVER
METRO.
DISPOSAL
SEWERAGE
ANGELES M. T. A. via Glore, Forgan & Co., targeted for Nov.-Dec.
": !i5 million SEATTLE DEPT. of L & P; estimated $60 million
PKWX- AUTH. for next fall; $35 million ORLANDO-ORANGE CO. EXPRESS¬
$31
million
RHODE
ISLAND
TPKE.
now
awaiting
state
legislative
house
ap-
Lf0iJ2^L,?RrlnB: 832 million DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY (Texas); $39 ^illion
EXPRESSWAY AUTH. end of this, or early next year; $12.5 million ORLEANS
not until the end of
,
LA.
this,
or
early
next
year;
$3.8
million
COLISEUM
GEORGIA
originally set for last Sept. 17 has been postponed until about Nov. 18 pending legal validation
inimf no!!
monTEREY COUNTY. CALIF., flood control and water conservation San
JUC
°" s
be offered ln whole or in part in the near future; $4,270,000
Qr»i™7T opuAmbonds ln next six months; approximately $3.& million ROCHESTER
|^^L ®cHG^^FiSTRICT, No. 4, MINN, early next year; $3.5 million KING COUNTY, WASH.,
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DIST.
,
en
oonir
ad
u
sometime-this
fall.
.
.
1
„
consolidated
bonds
expected
in the
near
future..
NOTE: $75 million Calif. Toll
Bridge Auth. refunding is now listed in the firm
backlog with Oct. 23 bid date.
; .;.
/ \; •: '
MEMBER BANKS' AVERAGE FREE RESERVES DROP
+ 4.0
+ 0.1
institutions-—-—
$301,087,000
week
+ 5.7
—
banks——
7
$11,003,000 ;
Last
C ;
$56 MILLION, THE LOWEST SINCE
+ 1.1
+ 4.3
+ 5.2
+ 1.7
+
1.3
+0.8
+
0.8
+ 0.9
0.4
+ 0.6
+
2.8
+ 4.4
+
4.1
+ 3.8
+17
+ 0.9
0
+ 0.7
+ 1.6
+ 4.0
+ 5.0
+ 5.3
+ 5.0
+ 5,7
+
+ 2.5
"
+
4.8
•
SHARPUk
JULY 6, 1960
^
TO
^
Though the Federal Reserve's monetary policy this year has sought to instill
a moderate
degree of firmness, member banks these past two statement weeks
were not inclined to
agree with the prefixal adjective of moderate before firm¬
ness.
Total
(5 >
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Total Visibles
3.6
+4.3
.
companies
casualty
and
Commercial
*
Stocks
frA0m the tabulation of offerings with dates "is the $25-35 million
,,.'■2.4
w.
(4)
Corporate
Total Bonds
By:
Life
State
—J
sinking
(Cols. 1&2)
Municipals5
7-Oct.
-
of Dollars)
1957
issues-
VISIBLES
;">v(3>
14-Oct.
N. Y. PORT AUTHORITY
now
PUBLIC
call protection.
30-Oct.
"
Retirements,
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
no
Oct.
STATE
Gross
f
WISCONSIN
with
Oct.
Sep.
.
,
ons
AND
(1)
Bonds
have
These
/
< •
Taxable
he referred
remarks,
I
COMPETITIVE
.
TOTAL
Regulation,"Q" ceiling on time/savings deposits, from
Commercial banks,, thus;'were encouraged to
add tax-exempts to their portfolios to raise their earnings in order to compete
on thrift deposit rates.
A'v;;;1 v VA/'Av"
A'.';; A';- A
of
"
first mortgage bonds of
SERVICE CORP. (rated AA by
Moody's & S & P)
lifted for three years.
were
-;
.
million-* competitive
$15
INVESTING BY BANKS
Jan. 1,
1957 to Dec. 31, 1961 was 3%.; The year 1961 saw the phenomenal increase in
municipals. The lifting of Reg. "Q" to 4% on Jan. 1, 1962, left that year with
the above mentioned 57% gain. And even though the interest rate ceiling on
time/savings deposits was again raised on July 17, 1963 so that 4% could be paid
on deposits 90-days and older, this year is nqt
expected to exceed last year's
sizable purchase. The sums invested by commercial banks commencing with 1961
are not to be belittled.
Facilitating this expansion was the reduction in reserve
requirements from 5 to 4% which expanded free reserves dbout $800 million
with a potential credit expansion of $4.6 billion almost a year ago (Oct. , 25Nov. 1, 1962). In addition, on Oct. 15, J962,, ceilings on rates of interest on time
deposits of foreign governments central banks and othdr international institu¬
tions
via
!_
t
ENCOURAGED MUNICIPAL
maximum
The
CO.
,
buy the full power output negotiated purchase to be un¬
by syndicate headed by: Blyth & Co., Merrill Lynch, John Nu-
Total
compel a fall-off in
of AMERLINE CORP. via Dean Witter
common
shares
veen,
P.
,
1963.
of a gradually improving economy over
common
Inc.
of common of ROGERS BROTHERS
Co. of which 35,458 shares are secondaries.
*
financ¬
million—a
Securities
commitments to
derwritten
was $5
ing is estimated at $600 million more than 1962 or a total of $5.6
new
nominal high but only $400 million more than 1958 which, turns out to be less
in real terms if adjusted on a per capita basis and with due consideration given
Tennessee
Also, $3,750,000 ANN ARBOR S. D., MICH.; $184 million DOUGLAS CO.,
1, WELLS HYDRO-ELEC. REV. BONDS, WASH., $137,770,000
term bonds and $46,230,000 serial bonds with four major private utilities
^
computation shows that new, net municipal capital raised in 1961
billion and increased $200 million in the following year. This year's new
via
P. U. D. NO.
nicipal financing
His
105,458
Dean Witter &
year's and next year's new mu¬
(less retirements, sinking funds, etc.) are correct, then iSsuers
and investors can expect that the principal stimulant within this sector of the
total capital market will come from continuation of the familiar refunding
trend The well known partner vof Salomon Brothers and Hutzler has made clear
that the record sized municipal financing that those who should know better
herald is not record sized at all if adjusted for maturing tax-exempts exiting
from portfolios into oblivion.
,,
,
,
CORP.
(Oct. 2):
Wednesday
-
,
O'Malley Securities Co.; and $1,485,000 in
Also, $47.5 million BALTIMORE, MD. coupon or registered G. O.'s; $3,877,000 LINDEN, N. J.; $25 million LOS ANGELES UNIFIED S. D., CALIF.;
$7,255,000 MILWAUKEE CO., WIS.; $4 million MOBILE, ALA. $8,455,000
WORCESTER, MASS.
•>
million in 21 taxmentioned large negotiated
week to $316 million. Also
which includes one secondary
in corporate equities
via
INDUSTRIES
RECORDING
of
first mortgage tenders, and $132
exempts of $1 million or larger other than the above
issue which would bring the municipal total for the
of JERSEY CENTRAL POWER &
million in common of O'MALLEY
(rated A by Moody's & AA by S & P)
INVESTING CORP.
remainder of the
The
of FEDERAL SERVICES FINANCE CORP.
via Mackall & Coe; $18,525,000 competitive first mortgage bonds
LIGHT CO. with no call protection; and $3
r
and
.
shares
offering
rights
64,000
week's new issue financing calendar is solely
attributable to the $184 million Douglas County Public Utility No. 1, Washington
hydro-electric revenue term and serial bonds negotiated offering headed by
Blyth
Co.-led group.
..
\
Half of the dollar
To them it was
factors
and
not
to
quite firm, but the change was due to technical temporary
shift in policy.
Free reserves this year have ranged
any
between $100 to $200 million since last
this year. They were about $300 to
spring and around $300 million earlier
$400 million in 1962 and $500 million in 1961.
The banks'
week was
free reserves each
day on average for the September 25-ending
$56 million—the lowest level since th& $5 million deficiency of July .6,
•
Volume
198
Number 6303
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1231)
1960.
The
from
the
preceding week's average was $83 million more at $139 million revised
original $193 million.
The (latter week witnessed September 15th
quarterly tax payments and the Treasury's September 18th settlement day for
and
fed.
advanced refunding.
Both those-factors: pressed, banks
sorely as they borrowed record sized $800 million Federal Funds on average in
the September
18th-ending week. In addition, banks misled the Federal Reserve
two weeks ago by underestimating required reserves
by $79 million.
ending Sept. 18
corrected
not
was
until
This
later
week
a
enough to keep banks in debt to the Fed to the tune
the
the
led the Fed to believe that reserve requirements were lower than
actually needed. Not until the middle of last week did Federal funds
drop below the 3.5% rediscount rate to 3%% which confirmed no change in
monetary policy had taken place.
New York banks on average borrowed $400
period.
In
in
was
the
on
—V.
Investment News ■;
with
of
the
129,500
SEC
Mound,
covering
shares
shares
offered
be
of
statement
stock,
common
Sixth
writers.
The-
St.,
Minneapolis,
listed
are
assembles,
trade name ^Tonka"
the
as
>■ "
company ; designs,
has
company
of
Co.
purchase
$2,450,000,
the
to
stock
included
plus
sale,
the
pay
July
net
of
the
,
with
The
amount,
purchase
net
will
price
t
e
12,000
of
has
company
which
Wenkslern,
G.
and
held.—V.
198,
to. sell
proposes
Baker,
'
198,
On
sell
N.
filed
J.,
eight
held
'
'
15,602
16,672
16,066
,
of
record
Allegheny Airlines and
to Allegheny Ventura.
,
,
underwrite
will
York,
the
offering.
CAPITALIZATION
/
-
shares
50,000
of
will
underwrite
plans
Banks—6%
to
is
in
eng.V-ed
elec-lr-nic
names
from
-
the
business
securities
and
* Stockmaster"
basic
data
commercial
began
in
\:r.>;%
obtained
the
that
announced
company
March
be
used
loan
for
%
v;
726.
will
;
and
repayment
a
i
los
1962
flom
and
operations
of
$423,378
of
for
the
six
the
months
ended
year
Weld
ended
June
30,
31,
At'
Aug, , 51. 1963, the company has current assets of $233,000 and
curr.cn-liabilities of $2,448,000. Of the net proceeds from the stocksale, S200 000 will be used, to pay a note incurred to meet
operating
and
development expenses;, and
to 'manufacture
»
Lectrascan
the
balance
devices.
will
be
used
proceeds
The
may
Gas
used
Pipe
Line
a
;
CQ'I: teral
*by
?
assigns
tire
value
leases
based
outstanding
collator T.
-
with
customers
anticipated
on
customer rentals
company,
reduce.-the
In
all
'
balance
are
of
rentals,
lending
and
deposited with
borrowing
* 7
addition
the
to
■;
and
bank
on
record
J.
bank
the
value
-/';
.
--
-
20,
1963
the
.
v
sKres
chase
from
to
to
$8.50
of 205,628
share.-
shares
common
at
per
Nov.
repayment.
';;7777% V
The
Bank
(Memphis) -Pro-
it
Rights
6.
will
be
would
used
to
for
expire
approval
plans
shares
7V3
each
Nov.
Nov.
on
Bank
common
share
new
the
that
additional
one
-•
statement
to
will
stockholders
be
the
filed
..
.
Addressograph-Multigraph
held
of
offering
is
198,
/
.The
•time
a
is
6%
gain
ttie
the
over
income
Net
of
share
the
on
$13,445,000,
In
1962
number
same
shortly
of 964.390
covering
additional
a
tiiat
proposed
common
a
registration
rights
shares
to
be
Aerosol Techniques,
•v
On
Stainless
re¬
$5
months
to
$4,324,000
versus
ex¬
.
the
-
most
massive
The
campaign
advertising.
dollar
also
--
advertising
network
popular
Steel
year
Record
ended
$173,873,000
of
$2.04
or
of
a
shares
share,-also
$13,151,000,
was
in
which
programs
Mr.vUrban
will
•>.
7
•
for
Personna
,:=7.'
coast
Razor
Among
Personna
and
Professional" Football
V
».
Bal
and
experienced,",'Mr.
.
Urban
Stainless
stated.
Steel
%
Blades
7
'
they
7i, - -
T V
the top 32 markets scheduled to receive spot and
Personna and Pal messages are: -New York,
Los-Angeles,
Philadelphia,
ensure .that
advertising
Detroit,
full
both
Boston,-. Cleveland, San •- Francisco,
Orleans, San Antonio,
Personna
for each-
blade
-and
y.;7
.
' _7 7
Pal vreceive
will- be
on
..
•'
maxihium
alternating
an
weeks -for
Personna, then two weeks for Pal,
Dec.: 31,-*1963,H'he said.
"In all;" between
14
week will be seen—and'noted—by television
v
im¬
basis:
and
so
and
16
viewers
any'given marketing area."
7 *... '
■
7- .- 7 .;
Both blades wiirbe supported additionally by full-page color and.
advertisements
all
.
zine.—V.
196,..p.
767.
-
American
in
4.,
equal to $2.00
outstanding.—V; 198, p.
said.
feature
National
are:
four
heavy
.
:,
records.
exceeded
employ
•
feature
messages-per
.
new
>
will
among
through
on
31,
1962.' This
In
will
r.
effort
advertising,
Blades
'
demand
"To
f
all-,
an
July
ad¬
history in support of (its new Personna
Injector Stainless Steel Blades, Robert G.
anticipate that,"as a result of this effort, retailers
through¬
country will' be on the receiving end of the greatest-con¬
ever
Two
fiscal
■
television
its
announced.
Inc.
the
have
Inc.—Acquisition—
>
•
Sept,/ 24, the company -acquire^ all the outstanding stock of
Continental
Fillirit> Corp. of Danville,
'
111.
;*
V
Life,
7
.-
Illustrated,
Sports
7 77
,V;:';
,
Time
and
Maga-
-7'7-7,7, 7-;7V^%
Smelling & Refining Co.—Forms Subsid.
Will
be
operated
in
as
a
wholly-owned
Bridgeport,
Los
Conn.,
Angeles.—V. 198,
p.
subsidiary.
Aerosol
*
.
Sept. 23, the company announced that It has joined with
Mining & Chemical Products Ltd. of London, England, to f^rrn a
new
company, . Asarco. Tnterraetallics
Corp.
The
new
firm
will
market high
purity semiconductor compounds and uiermoeiecuic
compounds
'
;
,
H. R. Shepherd, President of Aerosol Techniques, said Continental
Ventura
the
;.
-
Techniques
-j,
.
also
has
.;.;
a
>'
Asarco, -which
has
for
of
per
each
25
is
Mining
Offering—Alle¬
offering
for
its
37,231
stock¬
common
Allegheny Ventura Corp., owned by it, at
share,
on
the basis of
Allegheny
Airline
one
•
•
proceeds,
;y
■
■.
.v- ••
estimated
Ventura share for
shares
Rights will expire Oct. 14.
involved.
Net
is
subscribe
to
many
elements
for
held
of
record
been
at
198,
$319,000,
to
United
States,
a
leader
in
the
and
a
Products,
developer
compounds
interest
semiconductor
the
and
Canada
high
of
and
in
to. its
processes
thermoelectric
new
Mexico.
company,
production of high purity
thermoelectric industries.
addition
purity
the
in
other
business,
well
as'
compounds
semi¬
as
and
dev.ces.
1047.
p.
Anadite, Inc.—Acquisition—
*
.
•
4
-
;
of
Poly-Kote,
Inc.
a
vacuum
mefalliz'na
firm
in
Attleboro, Mass., was announced on Sept. 19 by Gordon W.
Jenkins, Chairman of Anadite. Inc., national m-tal rrc.ccssing Urm
Nor
h
South
of
sion,
the
Gate,
the
Calif.
facility
Hardas
Coast- market
Jenkins
(he
said
Calif,,
plant
to
—V.
197,
p.
be
be
operated
expanded
as
to
acquisition,
Anadite's
Gate,
a
To
being
Anadite's
furnish
anodizing)
processes
for
Mr.-Jenkins indicated.
area,
will .bring
sum,
is
(hard
and
go
been
years
both
South
will
the
controlling
Acquisition
Mr.
No underwriting
■';v' :
in
has -the
Chemical
&
conductor
parent,
devices
and
■
has
675.
Corp.—Rights
Inc.,
right
offering
offered
re¬
a
On
Sept. 13.
announced
nine
launched
magazine
extensive
nationally
pact,
t'hati sales haye reached
income
net
As
In
32
coverage
major
market
areas
from
well as
the
full
weight of American Safety
as
Pal
cover
years.
was
1962.
League Games, the Jackie Gleason Show, the Red Skelton
Show,
Perry Mason, Route 66, Alfred Hitchcock, Rawhide, CBS
Evening
News-.with Walter Cronkite,
and
the
new
East
Side-West
Side
series.
American
Safety
Razor
Co.
is
a
subsidiary
of
Philip
1183.
p.
world-wide sales reached
the
record
previous
ljth -consecutive year,
■previous
a
In
of -$183,890,000
;
orders
television
the
/
has reported that
company
high
Corp.-r-Reports
\
gheny' Airlines,
■...
.
company
has
page
coast,
Chicago,
•
18
■
period in
Louis, Dallas, Washington, Atlanta, New
'Denver, Miami, and Columbus, he added.
$9.60
1963
new
of
earnings
;y.
Company's
6.
capital funds.—V.
increase
to
per
network
shares
25,
the
St.
:.Sales, Net—
total
significant increase in backlog of orders
profits should set new records.—V
197
and
multi-million
Listed
holders
Sept.
like
a
v
in
$3,400,000
in
the
•
ended
income
net
of
°r'>.ViV=;v%
further
a
President
sumer
Allegheny
On
of
•
full
spot
offer
$40
shares
This
27.
to
at
—V.
ing—
half
year.
million
for
campaign in
Edge and Pal
The
reported
was
150,000
consolidated
than
fiscal
total
$2»/a
report covering the period
a
more
the
a
sales
company
color,
News of Business and Finance
Based
America—Proposed Rights Offer¬
to
i
:
Proposed Registrations
Sales
vertising Campaign— '
of
prices/ranging
Inc.—Net
American Safety Razor Co.- -Launches Massive Ad-
,
"We
plant in
Celanese Corp. of
show
both
1416.-.
p.
out
common
aggregate
an
25c
of
quarter
and
to'indebtedness, the
of
39,231 shs.
1964.
National
basis of
at
company has outstanding 1,063,•»
-stock, of which Bache & Co.' owns 14.7%,
Rober, S. Sinn, President,* 10.2%, and management-officials as a
grodp 20.7%:. The company also has outstanding options; to pur-
735
Laboratories
reported
or; slightly
months
the
that
and
Morris
-vv;•••
—
1,000,000 shs.
F.owler, Chairman, indicated that the fourth quarter is
pected
'•'??
loan
for
Planters
Proceeds
receipt'
upon
the
pai,)_^i»_-J%-_
million
C.
Corp.—Securities
Co.,
and Stone &
Webster
Securities ' Corp.,
underwrite the offering.—V. 198, p. 912.
:
subject to stockholder
used
direptly^foi- this, purpose .or initially .to reduce $1,581,807 -of out-v"; standing bank'- indebtedness followed by additional borrowings. The
company
"
319,000
company
compared
Urban
Sept.
primarily
be
14,767
sub¬
the sales backlog reached
a
record I total
of
more
than
42% ahead of the same date in 1962.'%
Net sales during the same period amounted to
nearly $11/2
1962,
1963.
v;
million,
&
will
stockholders
share,
Dec.
.
sult,
capital.
and
$1,081,098 -for
$6,961
96,0a7
155,767
Electronic
share
nine
ceived,
-
working
the
During
.
'
be
Union
commodity exchanges
and'o-er-the-counter sources,
provides instantaneous trading information to electronic push-button desk -.units*"in brokerage offices
throughout the country.
Lecirascan
is
a
wall-mounted
monitor
whiph jdisplays ;; electronically the' informationtransmitted on a
securi.y or xonimodity exchange ticker .line.'The prospectus reflects
.
Outstanding
■
p.. .-281.' y-;
per
for the
EST)
noon
31,
cents
posed Rights Offering—
manufacturing, leasing .and servicing
quotation systems under the
"-tectrascan." The Stockmaster system;
securities
($1
loan
a
note—_
thix*d-quarter stockholders'
a
Aug.
it plans to sell
competitive bid¬
of
from
make
debenture
American
In
R.
commodities
and
to
contracts-
plan
vertising
-
operation
used
note__
stock
—V.-1-98}^
offering.
Double
L.
held;
shares;
floor
ordinated
,
which
be
EFFECT TO SUBSCRIPTION OFFERING
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—6(4.%
Chairman,
covering 150,000
public sale through Bp.che & Co., 36 Wall St., New York. The public
price (maximum $12 per share) and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
"
'
V
J
company,
will
notes
Others—6%
offering
The
GIVING
Ford Motor Credit Co.—6%
outstanding
the
-V-i)'%\ V
in the first half of
York,
of
at 7300 N. Crescent Blvd., Pennregistration statement with the SEC on Sept.;:
shares of common stock,
to
be offered for
a
29,340
Common
1963
will
p.
White,
New
headquartered
cunpany,
24,
Proceeds
On
The
32,143
Sept. 25,
1963
the company announced that it plans to
$50-$55,000,000
of «< first mortgage
bonds and** possibly some
preferred
its
25
each
1
refund
Sale Planned—
_
Ultronic Systems Corp.—Common Registered—
sauken,
to
New
Transcontinental
the
stock,
common
37,500
1135.
p.
32,222
15,582
brought the total
$4,329,000 in 1962. ;
'-:V:
preferred'stock,
412,500
shares
of
officials
own
32%.
L.
E'.
and
32,438
15,588
and
first
A',.:
indebtedness
outstanding
shares
for
,
998.
p.
Proceeds
President, proposes to sell 7,500 of 29,325 shares
Batdorf, Treasurer, proposes to sell 15,000 of 30,000
E.
shares
stock.
common
certain
management
57,010
owns
and
its
to
32,614
15,582
Includes repurchases.
-•
used
be
Brothers,
Sept.
—V.
of
shares
363
82,20!)
15,582
Stock
$22,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1988 at
ding in November.
Bids will be -received Nov.--13 (12
54th floor, 1
Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York.'
which
30,
addition
In
Week
149
of
proceeds
Gresen,
1963,
cash of $688,072.
Gresen is engaged
engineering,
designing
and
manufacturing
hydraulic components consisting of valves, pumps and filters.. The
balance of the proceeds will be used for working capital and to
purchase from Bache & Co. warrants of the company covering
in
Year-Ago
112.5
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Bond Sale Planned—
Manufac¬
applied
be
of
July
Average
Average
155
consideration
a
Sept. 4
168
preferred.
On
markets
and
Gresen
for
assets
—August
Sept. 11
189
Higher—
77/;
shares.
common
unspecified
an
portion
business
agreement
an
latter's
the
22,500
in
cash
at
into
entered
to
will
Lehman
under¬
principal
■
manufactures
Ending
Sept. 18
82,040
Held*
25, 1963 the company announced tentative
shares of preferred early in 1964. ;- v
50,000
—V. 198,
toys under the
and
"Mini-Tonka" consisting
principally of two lines of metal trucks and other vehicles, con¬
struct-on equipment and related plastic toys and accessories. The
turing
Sept.
5.75%
which
of
for
■:7
;
DATA
Authorized
sell
registration
a
CREDIT
September 26, 1963
York,
New
RESERVE
56
Banks—42%
public sale by the issuing
company
and the
50,000-share
balance
by
the
present
holders
thereof. The public offering price
(maximum $28 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Bache &
Co.:, 36 Wall St., New York, and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., of 110
South
*
.
Corp.,
861.
p.
Proceeds
filed
Minn.,
179,500
to
are
Reserves______^_
Gold
share
new
FEDERAL
-Week
Sept. 25
Free
Nprthwest Natural Gas Co.—To Sell Preferred—%
Toys, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
one
Boston
198,
On
Tonka
of
OF
'
>(In millions of dollars)
*
First
Continued jrom page 1
The
basis
25.
the year's interval.
(1'
Governments
Get.
and
year ago week. The latter's gold loss was
by $2,700 million addition of governments to
than fivefold
more
DAILY AVERAGE
Treasury cash holdings.
General Corporation and
..
slightly
the Beds portfolio in
trying to get back to moderate credit firmness, the Fed on September 25
purchased $133.6 million in bills, loaned $142 million to members, and it
i.elped by $118 million decline in required reserves, $149 million currency
had
Commercial
business loans since mid-year
$109 million compared to $387 million for last year's
I'
?e<S11?ed $486 million from the
offset
Credit on average was tightened last week
by the sale of $169 million in
governments, $58 million unexpected decline in the float and an increase of
$183 million in required reserves. Not enough to offset that were expansions
in member bank borrowings of $195 million, a decline in
money in circulation
of $lo6 million, and a decline of $149 million in
Treasury and other deposits
and
'
:
^tmtry's gold stock stayed unchanged for the sixth week but dropped
$395 million for the year compared to $822 million in the
same period last
year
i
Actual free reserves for the September 25
day did gain $63 million from the
weck-ago Wednesday but it still left member banks as a whole $169 million
deficient compared to $232 million net borrowed reserves two
Wednesdays ago.
with the Fed
businesses.
froiri 1M. Y. banks increased
was
million last week.
the
was
$163 million.
deposit liabilities gained $1,173 million from
Demand deposit accounts were
debited, however, $1,271 million
Treasury.
by individuals and
meantime
what
but
astringent and
;V:
of
New York banks were
overborrowed at the N. Y. Fed. $53 million
per day on
average even though their demand
error
in
and
$389 million of foreign deposits with the
These factors decreased the
deficiency of the prior Wednesday
decline of $833 million in the
float was both unexpected and
largest
for the week
decline, and the exit of
t?
.
its.-ninth
.
3
and
plant
Hurst.
opened
at
made
locations
Texas,
Santa
Clara,
17,
Divi¬
HAE.
North
and
Atlantic
•
for
undisclosed
an
five.
to
these
Poly-Kote
Dow
the
In
Calif.,
ca^h
addition
include.Tucson,
later
this
to
Ari?.,
month.
2559.
THE COMMERCIAL
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg.-U; S. Patent Office) Williaim-B. Dana
Company,. Publishers, 25'Park Place, New York % N. .Y;, HEc.tqr 2-9570. Claude p.-. Seibert, Publisher and President;;
Dana Seib«rtr Treasurer; George .J. Morrissey, Editor. ^Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and?advertising issua) wiih it-..statistical.issue 'on Monday]..-Other offices; 135 S. La Sallw
Street,-Chicago 3, IHinbis (Telephone STate 2-0615); Copyright- 1962-by William B." Dana Company. Re-entered aa $econd Class matter February 25,-1942. at the post office at/New York,.N. Y., under the Act
sat March 3,.-1879. Subscrrpticm in United/Stages, U. S, Possessions and Members
of the T?an' American TJhiibn,
$65.00 per -year;Un Dominion af .Canada, $68.00. per. year.-, Other -countries, $72.00 -per year.
William
--
*
;NOTE:
On
account of-the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made
in
New
York
funds.
•
«
-
<,■>
-
•
,
4
...
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1232)
the
on
of Tech-
20, the company announced the formation
built Products, Inc., a new wholly owned subsidiary.
The subsidiary
will market steel components for all
residential structures and specially designed individual
Sept.
fiscal
in
types of
residences
making broad use of-steel. Along; the Eastern seaboard these activi¬
ties will be carried out in cooperation with Techbuilt, Inc., Cam¬
bridge, Mass., an independent company.—V. 198, p. 567.
The
1963,
three cents a share, in 1962.
Bloomfield Industries has operated in Chicago since its
30
On
Sept
Carmichael,
C.
O.
shares
Bank
of
Chairman
Jr.,
will
stock
Associates
i
offer
be effective,
to
The Bank's two largest
of
made
the
by
company
;
Bloomfield,
have
115-item
Mr. Carmichael said.
shareholders, who represent approximately
have agreed to the exchange, he
been
associated
-
line
until
Bloomfield
expected
President,
the
of
said—V.
added
to
that
the
hospital
supply
products
198,
1135.
p.
Oct.
stock of the company will be listed
common
Stock
the symbol ADA.—V.
under
Exchange
197,
and
1528.
p.
as
The
an
Net
sales
Net
.
income
1963
Pro-vision
Net
taxes
based
.-1.
(net);
and special
income
on
income.
011
income
Special
Net
for
based
taxes
income
1,163.000
1,222,104
____
items
$14,400,000
over
equivalent
and-
year-end.
afc
aggregating
the
$7,448,000.—V.
472..:
p.
Automation Industries Inc.—Acquisition—
of Speri-y-Western,
The assets
v;V%.
have
company,
been
,
and
a
$1.96
V.
of
high
cumulative,
and
share,
general
'
•
;
to
the
sale
of
-
fractional
j
analysis
nitrogen apd phos¬
the Canadian prairie
health
lines
-
diver-
V
agricul-
>
of
include
Securities
White,
dealers
products
basic
and
a
for
intermediate
City,
Weld
&
&
Co.;.Lehman
Co.,; New
York,
exchanges.
stockholders must forward
to
N.
Brothers;
are
solicit
to
Transmittal
Jersey
198,
J.
Corporation
Trust
The .offer, will
managers
V
.
certificates,
15
Co.,
expire
Oct.
with %
1
Exchange
18,
19G3.—-
1136.
p.
■
$4.00
Commonwealth tife%lrisHramce
announced
,
,_
.
J
snares
$2.04
..
t,
,
is
respect
whose broad
Union
and
of
Accepting Northwest
,,
Abeli, President
..
00
Aug.
on
^holders
that
23
of Commonwealth Life Insurance Co., the proposed merger-of Empire Life >!-.
4-
15, 19j3, had now been approved; t>y the respective-stockof each company.
,
■ *.
ajfuea ttat;':subject 10 suosequenc—approvals'. Dytnevrespective
He. agded ti-ai, suojecx :to5 subsequIntEajtprovalsi by. thejlespectiye
M -rtr
3■
F
"''Directors of Commonwealth Life and of Empire, and approvals 'by
.
r,
Sept.
on
•Merger OK'd
& Accident Insurance Co. .into Commonwealth!-which.was announced
.
plu^raccrued^interestf; Fayi^nt'Will
xt
. ,
^
»
n
Denney; President-of. the %.
with
human
Dii.on,
Co.;
group
Place,
Noy. I,: 1977: at 100%'
'
riii
;•
1
!
be made at .The ,First National:Bank of Chicago, 38,S: Dearborn
£!r Ja
:
}ca!!i'
St., Chicago, or The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N. .Y.,
'
" *
""
"
"
—V. 198, p. 284.
% :'r% V "2"- '
! "
f '
Houston-based- inspection service
by Automation, Industries for an %
12'A
$20 per
Among
its
products
for
agriculture
are
fertilizers,
antibiotic feed supplements, and pesticides.
LdStman
of
has called for redemption on Nov. 1
1963, through
the sinking fund, $3,250,000 of its 4*4% "-debentures
of
due
for
of
and
% Shields •&
company
operation
«
a
purchased
undisclosed cash consideration, .Corwiit-D,
latter
,
.
c
value
par
which
rate
markets
and
industry,
William H.
j
The
a
fertilizers which are utilized mainly in
the Northwest U. S. Commercial Solvents is
vitamin
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Partial Redemption-
•.
stock has
except
makes
company
and
cash
had
company
198,
preferred
.
CSC
shareholders
Letter
$1.32
"
*■
stockholders at a special meeting neld on
said that it has no present plans for the
tne new preferred other tnan in the Northwest
by
chemical
3,697,741
__
is
it
company
ture,
.
"tv':-'-'
The
chemicals.,'
1,815,987
items
that
provinces and
1.881,754
%
According.-, to the report,-sales and, other revenues amounted to r- Per share of capital stock:
-,v
(Outstdg. on June 30, 1963, l924,980 shares).
$59,114,811, and non-cash. charges against income were $10,060,725.
Net income
Due to the change in the nature of the company's business and
Special items
related changes in accounting procedures, direct comparison With
Net income and special ltems^_*—^^-%_wl_I;
prior periods is not practicable, the report stated.
—V. 197, p. 2045... During the fiscal year, debt and. obligations , were reduced by
Exchange
announced
application for listing its new preferred on the New York
where CSC common stock is traded.
series A preferred
is part of 1,000,000 shares of preferred
authorized
2,090,000
_.
CSC
of
snare
dividend
sified
$20,447,664 $25,051,006
2,385,104
3,905,987
.
before
Corp.
interests.
1962
:
one
annual
Nortnwest
Year Ended June 30—
01
preferred
19.
west
said.
he
Solvents
issuance of any of
exchange offer.
The U. S. Treasury Department has ruled that, undler the agreed
terms, the excnange will be free of Federal income tax to North¬
Book-Of^The-Month Club Inc.—Annual Report—
operating company, Atlas Corp. produced
net
revenue
from
operations of $13,389,587,
equivalent to $1.21
a
common
share,
before non-cash charges for depletion,
depre¬
ciation and amortization, and produced net income after all charges
of $3,328,862 or 25 cents a share according to the annual report.
The report noted that Atlas is no longer an investment company
and that through acquisitions and mergers made during the yearit was able to sharply improve its fiscal position.,
year
producers,"
Canadian
Corp.—Announces
Excnange,
phate
Corp.—Earnings Report—
first
its
for
•
common.
CSC
stock
equipment
provided
Commercial
Sept.
He
import quotas
197, p. 2460.
—V.
Atlas
In
..'-V
the
1963
1,
American
the
on
making
division of Proctor-Silex Corp.
"We
are
about
to
lease
a
plant
in
Toronto to
supply the
Canadian:" market and to furnish products to other
countries of
the
British
Commonwealth
under
the
favored
tariff
agreements
Astrodata, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
On
'
to
the
lor
voting rights. It is convertible at any time into CSC common stock
a
conversion price of $33.50 per share. Commercial Solvents is
are
restaurant
to
cents
1136.
p.
Solvents
ratio
tne
new
Stock
new
41
indicated
at
represent
year.
in
4 V2 %
a
about 7% of the company's volume in the
said an equal amount could be expected from
company's Canadian business, after the pending acquisition oi
current
25
Nortnwest
The
1963.
1,
the
outstanding,
shares
of
the
Oct.
Sept.
CSC;
>
greater
even
with
198,
$913,585
from
shares
of
offering to. exchange 273,400 shares of its new series A convertible
preferred
voting stock
tor
the
outstanding
common
snares
of
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals Ltd., other than the 51%
now
held by
are
the
the
40%
On
formation
throughout
hospitals
and
restaurants
ligures.—V.
number
same
Offer for Northwest Nitro-Chemicals—
said that the year's earnings gain
but for substantial, non-recurring
development and start of production on
our
new
Hosp-I-Ware line of hospital supplies."
He said
the company began marketing Hosp-I-Ware equipment
during the year, but that rapid growth in other areas of the
business prompted a decision to hold1 off introduction of the full,
by the Bank's Directors, First Bank has 165,000 shares outstanding.
A minimum of 80%
of the Bank's shares must be tendered for
the
products
service
majority
.
Daniel
costs
both companies, said 1.2
for each share of First
split approved on Sept. 23
of
20%
a
Food
ago.
a
"would
<
offered
be
Following
stock.
Trhst
&
.
in
the
on
Commercial
-
or
country.
the company announced that it plans to acquire
Trust Co., of South Bend, Ind., through an exchange
'"J'"
and. $20,288,
years
used
-
27,
Bank'&
First
of stock
profit figures include non-recurring income from insurance
following a fire in the company's Chicago plant. This
after taxes, amounted to $8,322, or one cent a share,
from
,
based
cents,
six-month
1962.
settlements
Acquisition—
Associates Investment Co.—-Proposed
50
income,
in
Monday, September 30. 1963
.
earnings were up
for
the quarter
20%
$1,100,021, with earnings per share increasing
basis
with
pared
.
Net
earnings totaled $485,453, equal to 77 cents per share
of -630,072 currently outstanding
shares. This cbm$447,443, or 71 cents on the same number of shares,
Net
year.
Subsidiary—
Armco Steel Corp*—Forms
On
.
v the
respective
Insurance
Commissioners
**
1
of
Kentucky and Indiana,;
the merger would become effective Nov. 1, 1263—V. "190, p. -14-17.
'*
1
>w
announced on, Bept; 20.
Sperry-Western's jprineipal
the. inspeetion^of drill, pipe,; tubing,, and; casing dn,...*
the Texas:-and Louisiana, oil fields- using. magnetic induction; techr* r
Century. Industries Co.-, Ine.-^AppointmeDtComputer Sciences Corp.
,Additional Financings
niques. .::
•
- •
Mr. Denney said that- Automation- -presently , operates-in the
areas with ultrasonic and X-ray equipment and that the integration
of the two - activities-, will -*provide . an unparalleled.. service. tc
major oil companies, drilling .contractors^ and gas, distribution
Chandler Leasing Corp^—Net Up 29%
UNDERWRITERS—The; underwriters named below have severally
panies. With the acquisition of. Sperry-Western-, -Automation offers
field
inspection : services musing; all three. nondestructive testing V- The company, for.the fiscal year ended June 30,- 1963, had record'•
a8r©cd, subject .to the terms and, conditions contained in;.the
techniques (Ultrasonic, X-ray, and Magnetic), which-enables the, x high net income of $184,681, or 58-'-cents per common share,-an
' underwntingvagrecment,
to •purchase: from the company and from
impartial' use of the particular, technique or combination of tech¬ i- increase of;29% tfver net income of $143,688, or^^45^^ cents' per shAre/"■■■>. ^
sfcqckhprders the following'respective numbers of shares \
for the same period- a year ago,, according- to -B. D.-Kelts, President!
niques moBt suitable and economically, adapted; to each customer:
' 01 common stock:
:
,
v
:
VVolume also; rose sharply^* with; the
problem.—V. 198; p! 951. '=
cost ofleased: equipment
Shares
;
purchased during the year Increasing to $5,025,400, . against1- $3,- -— w"ive' Weld & Co. Inc.— 45,000
McKelvy & Co
—__ - 4,000"•
262,900 a year ago.
'
A.G. Becker. & Co. ftrc. 9-000^;Mitchunr^'Jones^-AE.:"Tem*2
"
Ave© Corp.—Net-Up 33%; Sales Up, 32%"Hf '• .^v pleton Inc.
J 6,000 •"J
Chandler Leasing- Corp. leases new and used equipment, including
Bbsworth; Sullivan & .Cq.,
Inc.'
6,00Q
The Ohio Co
buslness
8,000 ' *
"""Wnei, m^hlne. tools, electeontc and...environmentai
Julien Collins & Co.____
4,000. ' Pacific Northwest Co
oaths, .of. the cuireot fiscal year were .the highest In. Its
jefit equipment, -computers, aircraft, and, office furniture to indusc6,000Common, Dapn & Co.___
6,000' ^ Pierce, Wulbern, •
'
net earnings .for, the nine months ended, Aug. 31,.; - S™
*>* totess- firms to meet their specific .requirements.Crowell,-Weedon & Co.__
6,000
Murphey, Inc:^.
4,000
ose
*
' 1
■
1
rose to $16,315:770., comnared with $12,390,933 for the same period
$16,5I5;770,i compared with $12:390.933 fbr the sarpe oeriod
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.__
6,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.6,000
of 2962.. an increase bf 33%..
,;•%.'•>
■.
:■
FerSris & Co
4,000-.
SChwabacher &. Co.—__
8,000
Charles of the:;Ritz, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
The 1963 nine months
J. V
to- $1.48
firm,
:
-
-
-
5
business involves
..-a-.
•
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f
,
.
.
^
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*
"
■'
*
"
■'
■
■'
'•
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-"
"
.
,
SSlidnted
■
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..
.
earnings were equal
average of .11,163,726 shartes
per
common
baseii on
First
.
ant
outstanding, com¬
with $1.14 per share in the. 1962 period-when, the number
outstanding shares averaged* 10,885,903.
-' s ~
Net sales for the ^ first nine ^months of 19631 fiscal year increased
share
See
Lanvin-Parfumsv
this
Inc.,
issue.—V.
p!
198,
'
769.
$381,342,360; from
period.—V. 197, p. 2559.
.
32%
to
B.
C.
in* the
$2Q8,908,388
comparable
-
The corporation
has called for. redemption
on
Oct. 31,
200,COO shares of its 5% preferred stock'at $20 per share.
Basic
The
G.
Products. Corp.—Sales.
19%-r-
Up
ment
,
had record, sales in fiscal 1963, President Dudley
reported. Consolidated .net sales..were*.$57,651,803 .for the
The
year ended July 31,
1963, up 19% over 1962 sales of $48,295,791.
company's best previous sales year was 1960, when it reported
$53,653,888. .
.v:V.:'.:v
'
''
"The: "company's net earnings, were slightly, below those of 1962,
Mr.'Seay added.-» Ea^nihgs were $1^196,326 for fiscal .1963, equal to
81
cents
a
common
share based on an average'1,433,512 shares'
outstanding.»in 1962 earnings were $1,269,266,;. equal to 92 cents
a common
share based on an average; 1,330,-796 shares outstanding.
Mr. oeay attributedrthe sales rise to generally improved business
conditions, particularly in the company's seeond half, and the
growth of the company through major acquisitions.
He pointed
out that earnings increased slightly? over seasonal patterns in ;the
third and fourth quarters.' This trend is expected to continue into
offered
The.
from
.
,,v'
fiscal
of
pressures
the
employment
funds
of
in
The certificates
Standard
by
e^uiohient'
:
The
J
Peridii*Ehded Aug? *31—%
::
before
Pixjfit
after.
Profit
per
-
»
•
-
Federal
share
12,026,012
stock
common
after
' < 6,04i;.972
4
preferred dividends.!---a.-!shares outstanding at
find,jpfs.periodf{l-.+^.-i..-!i_-.i,-«^;.__.i-_,-_'%^
provision
Number
—V.
of
1962
•
for
1
secured
are
by
are
$252,000
will
mature
in
15
registrar
bonds,
each Aug. 1
on
Sept.' 20,
it
was
reported
Nafufah Gas;v, inc.,
the
that
company
Melbourne, -Fla.,
.in -the. Cape. Canaveral area.
Ben
x.-
More"
than
prbpahe
gAs
of
85%
through
series
Sept. 25 this East Rutherford,. N. J., manufacturer of surgical,
and
medical 'supplies,
was.
listed
on
the
New
9'ock Exchange.
->
^
4'
Us ted by the Exchange, were 2,321.636 shares of the companv's"
Geifman,
%!"!'v~:
DeKalb's
customers
underground
576,"
22
or
presently,
pipelines,
period.
basis
29
cents
cents
are
which; will
has
%
On
oil
.
and
including^ repsable: ^«nd disposable, .hypo¬
syringes, blood-collection .devices,. surgeohV
handles, laboratory ware and culture media.
\
gloves
fever
are
and
thermometers,
disposable
Industries#
Inc.L-Report»
'
-
'
ACE
diabetic
*
Bloomfield
Net—
_*
and
household
..
a
Record
'
•
ings
a-share-earned
-
The
compapy
s
consecutive
said,
in
re
ea
-
tn
to
««
year,
VjoV
of
rising
volume "Jind
*
1,1 R
$6,683,116,
!
from»* $6,321,748
in
pro'fity.v-
durjrig .the
oort
the
6*%
textile
firm
has
up
first
to
naihed
of
Mer¬
'
'
>
Chairman
and
•
Oil &
>f'\ \
^
Vice-Presidiqnt
.Administration
to
;
;
this,
!
he
of
served-
as
v
Gas, Inc.- -Acquires Oil & Gas
; * /'.'
net
previous
18,
the
Co.
of
wells
announced
company
Texas
located
Counties,
.production
of
in
the acquisition
from
working 'interest in 37;.:
County, Texas, and Edwards
one-half
a
Moord
Kansas.
attributable to
'
these
interests
approximates
■!
six
months
of
the
into
an
agreement with Halo Producing Co. of Denver
acquire the. remaining one-half working, interest in the 37
plus an interest in approximately 300 wells in Neosho. County,
wells
Kansas.
,v
The
!!%:"•.
latter
currently produce
currently being conducted
he.pointed 'out. t
!
- ;
last !
both'transactions
purchase price .will. be in
Up -6%-.-Net. 18%—^ ='-..j--
reported that six-month
ite,les#
r
'
wells
180 barrels of oil'a day from
:
primary production and are considered to be an excellent secondary
recovery prospect, Mr. Trueblood said."
The Halo acquisition is subject to an engineering
reserve report/,
shares-currently outstanding.
over
the
corresponding
18%,.
%
.
.
__
.:
and
V
are
excess
to
'
.
satisfactory
8
title
examination,
*
.
oonsumrnaited-,
he
of $2,000,000.—V.
.'
•
.*
.
said,
•
the
198, p. ir2,
-
"
.
total
.
.."
J
:a-^
"
.%
.
WkpLMortffafffi -.Investors^—Net Up -45%
'
period
last
year,
with
'
earn-
!
for the six-months ended Sept. 1,
$53,571:535 for .the fifst -half of
the
1963 totaled
$56,648,003,
Net .earnings
! ..McC.uflpugh
the*>company»rr«pcci»de4>saies -»f*^9,^7i868re^^'gain;l"of .v
L'« ^
r
has been
Director
,
'
.
fifth
fie
and
.
1
Tpio producers of food service> equipment,-; -has.. reported ^record
high f-ales and -earnings, for the year ended; June* 30, r 1963. ' It
was^
diversified
climbing
Sales
1
Sales.
:
Corp.
The company will earn between 27 and 28 cents per share for
the current second quarter ending Sept. 30. 1963, compared to
earnings of 24.5 cents pfer share for the previous quarter; and
against
last wear.
\ 19. center per
share: for the same second jquarter period last year, - *
ifor the period rose to" $2,217.-519 from'$1,872,773.-:Bated :bn»2;22i;.-': B "M. lJ. "Wallace, Chairman,: announced at the first annual meeting.
200 Shfiires ' outstanding-, earnings '.at the; halfway marktljik yen'r > ■*' Thisrepresents! approximgttdy
3 ' cents per sl\aEie4 or ;a
12%* -*f
equal $1 a share. This compares to 85 cents ,a .share-for-the first
increase, over .the previous quarter and a 45% increase over per
six .months
of last..year, based
on 2,212,600 sharesv.^outstanding,
share "earnings in the same quarter last year.
k
—J-1--■-—•>»"7TIfus,v ConLtinentaL'Mortgage Investors eontinuesr- its record .-of ' "
were
elastic
.
Foods
'2,000,000 cu. ft. of gas and 100 barrels of oil per day. Harry A.
Trueblood, Jr., President of Consolidated, said.r
I
Simultaneously with this acquisition, he- said, Consolidated also,
unaudited figures, net prpfit climbed to $160,share,'an' increase- of 30% over'the $123,-192, or-
GelUns & Aiknian Corp.—Sales
j' This
syringes.—
,
Oil
gas
Barber
and
become,
;
laboratory, products
952.
been.
Sept.
Wilshire
receiving
When
p.
Eagle Food Centers,
Foods.
Consolidated
v..
■
of
«—..I—
bandeges.
of
Consolidated
•
Vice-President—-
,
InterestS-rf'
-•
has
.
v., 198,
Chairman
of
Eagle for- the past' three years.
Prior
Executive Vice-President.—V. 198, p. 861.
*
year-ago
On the
instrumentation
gloves, blades and
Among its consumer products
,
Foods Corp.-^New
entered
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
needles
R,
has been appointed trustee, paying agent and
company's first and refunding mortgage 4% %
due Sept. 1; 1993.—-V. 198, p. 1136.
; ■
He will continue as Chairman of E'agle and his headquarters will be in Milan, 111.
v'-",!
!%'■
%,
Eagle Food Centers was acquired by. Consolidated Foods in May,
>
1961, and in the past two years, Eagle management has taken over
the operations of Consolidated's Piggly Wiggly and May's Drug r.-s;
Stores units.
%v
' !
Mr.
Geifman is 50 years of age, is a native of Rock island,
v
purchased ;'
its opera-r
reported that net
sales
for
the
first - six
months of the current fiscal year.ended July 31, totaled $5,794,821,.
an
increase of more than 16% over the $4,988,415 volume for the
On
dermic
.
Co.
the
Division.
Clark Cable Corp.—Sales Up 16%; Net 30%—
:
The-; company
andv
6,000
Geifman, working in conjunction with Mr: Richard Waxenrecently appointed Executive -Vice-President ;of Consolidated
Foods, will direct the buying and, merchandising, activity of. all
retail establishments, wholesale branch offices, and the Institutional
4,998,608
York
Co.
Mr,
i berg,
-part of City .Gas Coippany-'s integrated -natural gas .system serving'.t
the" area
around
the
nation's
space
flight launching center.—
V.
198, p. 769.
'
;
•
%
$1.04
"
for
Consolidated
of
{mar-
'
5,392,903
W"
&
for the Wholesale, Retail,, and Institutional Divisions
of Consolidated, according to an announcement made on Sept. 26
by Nathan Cummings, Chairman, and William Howlett, President
n^w
>;% •
Lerehen
8|000f
chandising
:
had
to; expand
fti:
Co.,. Inc
1136.
Vice-President
from 1964 to 1978,
;
X
p.
Consolidated
install¬
annual
198,
Bankers- Trust
-
rated Aa by Moody's and AAA
They
"
6,000
j.
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—Appointment—
the
-
10,703,543
4,975,624
—V.
Purchase price" for-the propaftje: gas company, exceeded' $490,000,
according to S. !W. Langer,. -President ofi.City Gas - Co., "Miamiheadquartered public utility which?serves over 100,000 customers
in South and -Central Florida. .,..L
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r,
!
.•*' -The 'sellers were Morgan -DfeKaib of Melbourne And the Phillips
'
Petroleum-'"Co.'ftT
„'v,:
!"> ".
cominon
ir8>.-p4 379.
Watling,
Lester, Ryons & Co
^
and-
On
tions
.
;
$1.14
6,000
Ita<?._
Co.
,
*
r'$
304,714,775 286.121,795
taxes___i.
taxes
of
Report-—
'1963
"
_%_•
Federal
-
WalStOtt.- &
J
estimated to rtxst <612 908 544 and
certificates
'DeKalb
Beatrice Foods Co.—Six Months'
99.187; for
City Gas Co. of Florida—Acquisition—
f
Seay
Profit
are
Poor's.
inclusive.—V. 198, p. 1048.
our
ago,"
Sales
&
%
severe
remarked. "Our -metallurgical divisions had sub¬
stantially higher sales .'and> earnings tin-,1963.. Our international
operations expanded „significapUy.M—V. 197. p. 2460. £>.. v
i
9,000
equipment estimated to cost
anq are guar
anteed as to principal and dividends, by the Chesapeake &> Ohio Railway.
r >
r
competitive conditions in the electricaleleclr nics segment
of our operations and substantially changed
marketing patterns in some segments of the food-chemicals area in
which we have opemtions kept our callings below .those pf .® year
My.
of
6,000
_
HUtton & Co.
certificates, which-are non-callable, were reto the public on Sept. 24, at prices to yield
for the-1964 maturity to 4.35% for the
ments of
combined
program,
bid
&
——
F.
•_
a
6,000"
_
Neuhaus
C. E. Unterbergj Towbin
3.90%
maturities' of 1977-1978.
1964.
"The
growth
on
Cb..
inc.
,
Co., Inc. * 6,000
Hogle & Co.____
6,000
coupon.
certificates
Co
A.
A competing bid of 99.16, also nam¬
ing a 4 V4% coupon, came from a group headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
company
Seay
trust
4%%
«&
Underwood,
9,000
< E.
York, and associates; announced that they were
on Sept. 24 an issue of
$3,780,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 4V4 % equip¬
1963,
Co.-_
J.
New
awarded at competitive sale
v,' " Sutro
4,000
&
•Hill Richards.&
*
.
Refinery Ltd.^—Partial Redemption—
Sugar
Securities
.
;! Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway — Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
1062
Nebraska
Corp. "ij
Hemphill, Noyes
-
pared
of
.
isales^ of
$27,903,238: in
the
second
ttoeerin'onthss of «last
-
ibte¥singI4te teashings ■'every quarter since. it commencedvoper-T
said%*.. gtfbiiaX" in -March'." 1962.
This was true- in "ithe -feurrent quarter,
over ^ * despite, unusually. hjgh. legaV^^ and.;acpounting^ fees, tecurredV.While '
-year,
v
obtaining.a-favorabtetaxi-rttling/fronr the--InfcernaL Reveihifr J3erwice.
?
r
,Y.
%
~
^
Amount
management sees no reason why quarterly earnings should
to increase for "the balance of the year," Mr. Wallace
"Your
said—V.
198,
192.
p.
Smith,
■
,
Barney
Corp.—Nine Months' Report-
Motors
*
■
:'7. *.
-
-t
-.v'f
;
'• >
sales
Net
taxes
share based on 3,300,000
outstanding
-
197,
Blyth
Works, an 86-year-old,
family-held
firm, has been executed between the Directors
ot
Cooper-Bessemer, Mount Vernon, Ohio, and the Directors of Ajax.
Ajax is an important producer of gas engines, compressors and
Announcement
the
of
Details
acquisition
&
DeHaven
into the lower
Dominick
The
Pfizer
(Chas.)
describes
1963
a
31,
'
the
8%
last
for
Based
the
on
capital and
covered by the report,
capital.
year
Reid
Rico.—V.
Puerto
and
a
197,
Ripley
months
six
ended
Aug.
31
Henry I. McGee, President, said in a report to
income was $258,644, equal to 40 cents a share,
or 47 cents a share in the like
1962 period.
"Results
quarter
18%
about
were
quarter."—V.
second
the
197,
Stroud
$1 900 000,
or
'year
fiscal
share, on
$2.80 per
July
ended
1963,
31,
Sutro
&
Swiss
American
&
E.
Hutton
F.
W.
share currently
W.
•
and sales totaled
Chemical Co.—Debentures
of
Mr.
C.
Wainwright
H.
Walker
p.
250
sinking
also
debentures
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
against
applied
be
debtedness
of
the
bank
from
the
borrowings
2,500"'°
Co..
2,000
Co
Struthers
Wood,
2,000
_
2.000
&
<fc
Biddle
Yarnall,
250
<po.—
corporation
has
called
redemntion
for
Oct,
on
1963.
10,
at $21
~
agent
770.
Sept.
A/S
23,
Haustrups
to
establish
an
aluminum
therein.
>
'
„
'•
said that the
will
turn
existing
its
over
of Europe.
all
thus
.•
••
C.
Allyn
Bear,
of
from
for
the
243,038
after
the
the
effect
of
sale
shares
2-for-l
company's
operates
to
a
the
159,000
its
of
stock
common
split),
at
a
stock.
branches
10
EFFECT TO
in
Nevada
and
has
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
($100
par)
par)
*
"
number
3,351,530 shs.
10,000 shs.
of
5,500 shs.
i
54,384 shi;
UAAO.
___■
' ————
54,384 shs.
OllO.
"
underwriters
gained
below
have
severally
company and the selling stockholders
of comfnpn stock of the company
shares
if any are purchased:
&
qjit that
the
countries
Scandinavian
are
and
exporters of daily products, fish, and frozen foods,
an
excellent market for hermetically sealed foil con¬
offer
For
example, Danish butter and cheese are ideally suited
to hermetic packaging, which eliminates the need for refrigeration.
Also,
frozen
Mr.
added, Scandinavians are good customers for
foil-packaged foods.
The countries have
Keating
dinners
»
Eastman
&
Webber,
products
Lemon
Jones
II..Walker
Jack
&
similar
to
Provision
for
Net
1962
$8,861,142
862,137
487,341
'
1963
923,548
30—
504,940
357,197
.
taxes
income
taxes
income
Income
per
Common
—V.
common
shares
198, p.
Co.
&
Co.
Inc.
Loewi
Co.
&
Prescott
Co
13,000
Straus.
Blosser
&
Byllesby
John
Co.,
&
5,000
Inc.
p.
Co.__
A.
Suplee,
;
Igoe
L.
&
3.000
Co.
Vilas
Renshaw
Stamm
&
3,000
Mosley
Inc.
;
3.000
Dabney
&
3.000
&
Hickey
Yarnall,
Biddle
Zuckerman,
3.000
3,000
Co
Yeatman,
Townsend,
Tyson
'
3.000
Securities
3.0OO
5.000
5.000
198,
&
3,000
3.000
Powell, Kistler & Co.____
5,000
Co.,
Inc.—
Co.
5,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
Coast
Co.__
Co.
&
Co.,
Lewis
&
Pacific
5,000
3,000
3.000
&
Nugent
Co.__
3,000
3.000
Mason-Hagan,
5,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
—V.
Inc.
Henderson
Rodman
Co.
Clarke
&
C.
Kormendi
5.000
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
&
Securities
W.
Courts
Turner,
T.
McDaniel
Inc.
Wilson
&
3.000
9,000
Lestrange & Co.
Hurrv,
Simonds
9,000
Inc
&
Inc.
&
Co.,
Co.,
3,000
9.000
&
5,000
3,000
Dobbs
9,000
Co
&
Clayton Securities Corp.
Emanuel, "Deetjen & Co.
Eppler, Gueriii &
9,000
Bateman, Eiohler & Co.
Bingham, Walter
Birr.-
Baker
Baker,
9,000
Inc.___
Wheat & Co.
Calvert
9,000
Inc.
McDowell
Stroud
■_____
Austin.
9,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co.
Inc..
9.000
Co.
&
&
5,000
Co.,
&
5,000
Nicolaus
5,000
13,000
California Co. (Inc.)
&
5-000
Inc.
Amott,
13,000
9,000
Reid
Co.,
Westheimer & Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__
Richards
&
rr
Robinson-Humphrey
13,000
9,000
First
5,000
5.000
Inc.
9,000
&;
5,000
J. C.
Co.
Inc
&
Ca.
Co
13,000
Co
Bass
Ellis
5,000
&
&
3.0Q0
&
Smith
Co.__
&
Co.
3.000
3,000
771.
Fluor Corp., Ltd.—Nine Months' Net Up
$0.80
share
outstanding
$0.65
546,141
Sharply—
has
reported consolidated net earnings of $901,770
ended July
31, 1963.
Thi6 Is equivalent to
$1.05
a
share
on
the 856,113
shares outstanding.
Earnings for
the comparable period last year were $214,658, or 25 cents a share.
436,207
June
sales
before
&
13.000
Simmons
those
$12,806,431
Ended
Inc.
Co.,
Stifel,
&
Co.,
&
M.
Blunt
382.
Elco Corp.—Annual Report—
Income
Co.
Templeton Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
The
Year
13.000
&
5,000
Inc
Ryons
^,Inc^
The
13.000
Hutton
Co.
Co.
Wulbern,
Murphey, Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce
23,000
Co.
Barth
Pierce.
23,000
Jackson
Co.
&
Goodbody & Co.
G.
23,000
23.000
Witter
Walston
McCormick
<fc
&
Lester,
Curtis
F.
Hirsch
23,000
Sachs & Co.__
Hornblower & Weeks
&
Hettlcman
23,000
Union
Co
Goldman,
Bache
Shares
95,000
Co.____
Dillon,
Securites
for
Outstanding
&
other
and
many supermarkets which merchandise
in U. S. Stores, he explained.—V. 198, p.
Net
Co
Stearns
Burnham
pointed-
Keating
tainers.
546,14L
company
the
nine
months
Consolidated
net
sales
were
$113,474,536, against $129,571,416
corresponding nine months in 1962.
New orders received
the first three quarters totaled $125,150,000, against $136,644,000 for the equivalent period one year ago.
The engineering-
for
the
during
construction
firm's
approximately
backlog of uncompleted work at July
$147,000,00,0. compared with $144,000,000
31
a
was
year
earlier.
193.
Third-quarter operations resulted in net earnings of $201,299,
23 cents a share, on sales of $40,158,366.
This compares with
earnings of $203,956, or 24 cents a share, on sales of $45,476,869 for the third quarter of 1962.
New orders received in the
quarter totaled $74,631,000, compared with $13,389,000 for the
corresponding three months last year.
or
Ets-Hokin Corp.—New Name—
net
Following approval of the change (from Ets-Hokin & Galvan,
by the stockholders, on Sept. 20, executives of the company
swiftly to carry out a carefully charted series of moves
designed to bring all elements of the corporate operations into
Inc.)
moved
8,500,000
34,500,000
v
($25
below,
Arthurs,
Mr.
„
.
forth
J.
will
Containers
substantial
line
with
Under
-
function
shs.j
well
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
was
$1,200,000 will be in¬
Commerce.
In August,
1963
the
the issued
and
outstanding capital
par)
stock
cap.
Schwabacher
in
$12,060,337
certain conditions stated
gives
Authorized
respective
Mitchum,
Co.—Acquires Foreign Affiliate—
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
the principal amounts set
to an underwriting agree-
the
E.
Haustrups
1
agreed to purchase all the debentures, in
opposite "their respective names, pursuant
ment with the company and subject to
offering
;
foil container business, a
field the company entered two years ago, and will provide manu¬
facturing space for the. joint venture in its large new factory in
Odense, Denmark, considered among the most modern and efficient
in
fund
13,872,832
100,000,000
—
10,119,000
50,000,000 shs.
29,738,050
all
share
2561.
approximately
of
agreed to purchase from the
Hill
sale of the debentures will
and "certain short-term in¬
Authorized
><
Fulton,
at any time at
until Sept. 15, 1968, how¬
of funds borrowed at an
—
1963
p.
of
shares
which
($1
stock
provide
engineering
and manufacturing
guidance for the new company and will furnish designs, equipment
and the use of patents for continuous packaging and hermetic seal¬
ing processes, as well as for foil container manufacturing.
was
debt
Long-term debt (including current
portion): T""
2 70%?
notes, due 1972
31/4%
notes, due 1977
41/4 % bonds, due 1971
4.35%
debs., due 1988
3% conv. subord. debs., due 1982
•Common
stock ($5 par)
197,
property.
The company also owns First
Las Vegas, which is engaged in the business
insuring titles to real property: and Nevada
Co.,
and
j
Dean
.
;Short-term
offered
exchange
share
per
.
&
Inc.—Appointment—
City Bank, New York, has been • appointed cofor the capital stock of the corporation.—V. 198,
National
Ekco
incorporated in 1947 under Dela¬
ware
law and is the successor to a Michigan corporation of the
same
name
organized in 1897.
The company is engaged in the
manufacture and sale of chemicals, plastics and metals.
Its prin¬
cipal executive offices are located in Midland, Michigan.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
The
Bank:
*
set
including virtually all major food
in the Scandinavian countries.
Ekco Containers is the
leading United States producer of rigid aluminum foil containers
for bakery goods, frozen prepared dinners, and other foods.
company.
company
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
500
Haustrups is Denmark's largest manufacturer of cans and molded
N. Y. S. E.
BUSINESS—The
31
$22'per
at
share.—V.
per
proceeds
Bank
99.3%
stock
Capital
Co.,
&
Inc.
350
725
The
500
•
the
5
a branch in Las Vegas.
The company also
insurance agency and a general real estate
agency.
an
Permanent
processors
LISTING—Application has been made for
listing of the debentures on the New York Stock Exchange.
PROPOSED
shares
Association:
plastic bottles, with its customers
redeemable
optionally
are
ranging from 104.35% to 100% ;
ever,
they may not be redeemed out
interest cost of less than 4.35%'.
1963
the
on
Oct.
on
preferred stock
company:
The
350
Gundy & Co., Inc.
Edward Keating, Vice-Chairman of Ekco Products,
joint venture will be 50% owned by each company.
accrued interest.
prices
the
cents
commercial
Common
1,500
Co
& Co
Witter
Wood,
Fabriker, Denmark,
foil container company in Denmark.
Sept. 15, 1968 will retire 80%'
of yje issue prior to
The company may increase the annual sinking fund pay¬
ment by an amount equal to not more than the mandatory pay¬
ment.
The debentures will be redeemable for the sinking fund at
The
White. Weld
Dean
Co
&
its outstanding 5% cumulative first preference stock
share plus accrued dividends of seven cents per share.
with
maturity.
plus
&
Wheat
C.
The
725
the company announced that its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Ekco Containers, Inc., has signed a joint venture agreement
$56,519,000.—V. 197,
annual
net
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
725
Co.
&
of
On
Offered—On Sept.
mandatory
by
14
application for
Johnston,
commencing
100 %
J.
200
Lo£b & Co. Inc.—
&
Wertheim
Co.
&
Ekco Products
registered form and thereafter may be ex¬
changed for coupon debentures without service or
other similar charge.
FEATURES—A
Oct
share
per
redemption
cents
shares
486,076
Commerce
an
operates
200
Co.
&
Co
&
Lerchen
350
Miller,
&
Peabody
transfer
fully
REDEMPTION
$1.25
stockholders.
company,
Bank
to
and
Paine,
of a year ago
will be delivered to purchasers
for
8V2
of
the
acquired
the
of
filed
250
._
G.
Watling,
Eitel-McCullough,
Thomas Smith,
subscribed.
debentures
record
18:l,4
date.
called
of
the
Insurance
Bank
Easy Washing Machine Co. Ltd.—To Redeem Pref.
Inc., New York.
The debentures were priced
at 100% plus accrued interest. The offering was over¬
The
of
dividend
split,
of
the
earnings of the company's
Safety Razor Co., for the third
cumulative
Nevada
abstracting
A.
to improve
Co.
&
annual
the
Shares
public offering
a
of
&
Inc.
H.
Corp
W. C. Langley & Co
—V. 198, p. 952.
of $100,000,000 Dow Chemical
Co. 4.35% debentures due Sept. 15, 1988 was made
by an underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney
24,
Mellen
Inc.
Kuhn,
per
to J.
Title
725
Neuhaus
725
Co.__
&
•
Laird
earned an estimated
sales of about $63 million in the
according
by
the
(equal
dential
725
Co.
Day
1,000 "
Inc.
Co.
&
Clark, Inc.__
Inc.
1013.
Dow
250
350
&
company,
are
outstanding,
Co.
200
Battles &
Kidder,
and
we
remainder of fiscal
year 1964," Mr. Smith told the Detroit Society of Security Analysts.
Fiscal 1963 results represented an increase in volume of
15%
and a rise of nearly 30%
in net profit over the previous year, he
said.
Fiscal
1962
earnings
were
$1,450,000, or $2.16 for each
p.
L.
R.
Underwood,
Co
Hutton
E.
Janney,
The
running ahead
believe they will continue to do so for the
earnings
and
200
Corp.
Co.
Tucker, Anthony &
500
Labouisse,
&
500
Co.
1,500
Co.
&
to
dividend
com¬
represented
distribution.
savings investment medium for savings accounts through
issuance of investment certificates, and real estate
financing by
lending money, on the security of first mortgages or first trust
deeds, for purchasing, constructing, refinancing or improving resi¬
2,000
Inc
350
Weeks__
Hentz
First
sales
Co.,
2.000
be
venient
Corp.
Trask
President.
"Our
&
Eversharp
will
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered at 112 Las
Vegas Blvd.,
South, Las Vegas, Nev., owns all of the capital stock of First West¬
ern
Savings & / Loan Association. Las Vegas, which provides a con¬
250.
Securities
200
Spencer
&
350
Co.
Meyer &
1,500
all
manufacturing
diversified
Frank,
&
Fox
Co.
Noves
Co.
of
'
Up 30%—
Dura Corp.—Net
This
&
Staats
&
2046.
p.
Stern,
R.
new
Ever-
split-up distributed Sept. 23, 1963.
price of $38.80
Smithers
S.
William
Thomas
Joseph,
1964,"
500
F.
1,000
Friedrichs
above those
said.
McGee
over
second
the
stock
Stone & Webster
j.
Hdward, Weil,
directors that net
against $302,259,
quarter for the fiscal year ending Feb. 28,
"Results of the third quarter are expected
first
the
in
company
stock of
350
Hemphill,
Lower; Sales Up—
that net sales of $6,095,001 for the
were the highest of any similar period.
350
Co.,
&
Inc.
has reported
company
725
725
E.
Dallas Airmotive Inc.—Net
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Deane & Scribner
2,000
2,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
The
in
500
1633.
p.
sold
200
Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
H.
stock
vested
200
Co.
&
has
PROCEEDS—Of
250
Co.
&
Co
ann"al mte °f
that
meeting
number
shares
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
the
in
The
350
H.
comes
the
on
dividend
prior
stockholders
Schick
selling
350
Inc.
Sons
Glore,
Hornblower
factor
Co.,
&
Hayden, Miller & Co
surplus at the beginning of the fiscal
the profits represent a 19% return on
major
&
Sunstein
Harriman
automotive parts,
fastener, and specialty hardware expediting fields as well as being
one
of the world's largest manufacturers of key blanks and key
duplicating machines.
Direct factory representatives service 400
sales territories covering continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii
is
Industries
Curtis
Stiver <fc Co.
Schneider
for
200
E.
shares
stock
quarterly
approximate
outstanding 5%
2 for 1
1,500
Saunders,
the
corporation
its
725
Hutzler
should
the
share
a
to
stated
division,
on
Schwabacher & Co
Goodbody & Co.
company
Co.
Frawley, Jr.
campaign
Safety Razor
by the compahy and
250
&
1963.
J.
oversubscribed.
Salomon Brothers &
2,500
725
& Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
reached $10,088,000, an increase of
over 1962.
Net profits climbed to $528,000, a 10% jump from
year.
Per share net was 82.7 cents compared to 75.2 cents
the preceding 12 months.
the
for
sales
1963
Co
350
__
Hallgarten
i
&
Rothschild
F.
also
1963
450,000
350
L.
of
250
Garrett
Gerstley,
the firm s entire
in
earnings
largest
and
volume
sales
Co.__
Boston
350
Robinson-Hpmphrey
725
Inc.
Fulton,
-
&
First
1,000
Co.
350
Inc.I1,000
___'
Co., Inc.
Rotan, Mosle
Corp.
First
of
Michigan Corp.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
•
greatest
history.
Co.,
The
The
8%; Net 10%—
annual report for the fiscal year ended May
12
month period in which were achieved
company's
Gardner
.&
200
&
200
Riter & Co.
250
Robert
The
&
Reynolds
2.000,
1,000
Co.
&
Reinholdt
Union
Co.
out¬
stockholders
First Western Financial
Corp.—Common Offered—
On Sept. 24, A. C.
Allyn & Co., New York, as manag¬
ing underwriter, offered publicly, 600,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $22.^25 a share.
Of the
shares offered, 150,000 were sold
350
&
one
stock
to
75-cents-per-share
a
per
26
plus accrued dividends
350
Pressprich
Co.
Co.
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Sales Up
1,000
W.
sales
Schick
action
of
Redeem Preferred—
The
of
250
Co.
Putnam
Stokes "■
Morris,
Fahnestock
196, p. 1767.
this issue.—V.
Co.,
Dillon,
Co.
Securities :& 0Cp. .%___
Estabrook
Merger—
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—Proposed
Motor
du Pont &
& Co. Inc
Equitable Securities Corp.
Coty International Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale—
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., this issue.—V. 197, p. 1837.
White
I.
To
Jackson
on
Stre.
outstanding
250
20,
2
com¬
This
common
Oct.
Patrick
1,142,064
after
declaring
payable Oct.
operating
quarter
350
Hopwood
R.
in
Frawley
only
1,500
Prescott
dividend
common
been
Mr.
200
authorized
shares.
of
mailed
Sept.
the
stock'dividend
a
share
be
business
$1.50
has
Wulbern,
1,500
Co.
.each
will
of
of
outstanding. Each present share
of
action
s
250
Curtis
Elworthy
See
See
1,000
5,000,000
from Chairman
stock
were
share
350
Webber,
close
oTIle equivalent placed
st09^ ,waf
to
350
Co.
the
shares
per
2,500
Murphey, Inc.
Piper, Jaffray &
Securities
two
Board
Co.
Northwest
Pierce,
500
Elkins,
189, p. 915.
Co., this issue.—V.
&
&
200
500
2,500
Dominick
&
&
Francis
&
See
Bodine
Dominion
Drexel
-.'
Pacific
Ohio
Paine,
Corp.
"
The
Tpwnsend,
&
Eastman
Coty, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Inc.
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
1874.
196, p.
Co.,
R. S.
of the oil and gas industry
of oil field supply houses,'
Mr.
Miller said.
"Ajax equipment is considered the standard in
this industry and Pjermits our company now to offer customers
a
complete
horsepower
range
of prime movers, compressors and
pumps from well-head
through refining, processing and pipeline
horsepower ranges of the producing end
with an established distribution system
transmission.—V.
&
Crouter
'
"Through this acquisition, Cooper-Bessemer moves
&
to
350
200
Co.
200
the
basis,
2,000
Co.,
350
200
by
1
Inc.
&
200
200
Co.
Dain
Smith
increase
to
only operating division.
s
stock
mon
200
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co.
200
1,000
Collings & Co., Inc.
M.
&
to
distribution
.spectacularly successful
Krona blade of the
Piior
350
Turben
the
announcement
sharp
250
Co.
Inc.
Curtiss, House & Co.
disclosed.
not
were
Merrill,
250
&
J.
Fenner
725
250
Courts
Lloyd
Co
&
at
ftlVrvio
200
Miller & Co.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
2,000
record
The
200
Mead,
&
voted
shares
1,500,000
for
stainless a steel
Co.
Inc.
Masten
McDonald
Sons
Cooley
18
made jointly on Sept.
was
C.
C.
.
transaction
the
of
Inc._
&
E.
A.
•
500
Sherrerd
&
2,000
350
500
stockholders
way
shares
ol
200
&
19
from
the
•£?»
common stock for
standing. The new
'
.
Inc.—i
Mason-Hagan,
1,000
Co
Chapman, Howe & Co.__
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Collin, Norton & Co
for the oil
Eugene L. Miller,
President of Cooper-Bessemer, and
Lanphere, Vice-President and General Manager of Ajax.
Inc.
Co.,
McDonald
1,000
Co.
&
Co.,
&
2,000
;
&
clears
250
Rhoades
.
Co.
Sept.
stdck
mon
1,000
Lundborg & Co.
Manley, Bennett,
I
Simmons
Brown
Butcher
agreement for acquisition of Ajax Iron
by
Co.
&
Co.,
Co
&
&
Loeb,
On
$2,000
Irving
&
Blair
Ellis
Alex.
horsepower ranges
500
Baird
Becker
G.
William
Corp.—Acquisition—
reciprocating pumps in the lower
and gas producing industry.
Loewi
&
500
Blunt
Cooper-Bessemer
An
725
Stearns
Co
Brothers
M.
&
Co.
W.
A.
$0.60
$0.88
Carl
350
Whipple
Bear,
,
Lehman
Inc.
Inc.
2461.
p.
&
500
Inc
&
Higginson Corp
C. Legg & Co
John
S.
Robert
Freres
725
Corp.
Co.
Bacon,
___
com.
per
shares
—V.
___
4,286,989
1,995,393
6,347,935
2,912,182
____
Earnings
.
„
income
Net
Bache
146,571,305 124,503,504
income
&
&
Bleichroeder.
.....
-
State
and
Federal
before
Earnings
Ames
Arnhold
1962
1963
Period Ended July 31—
E.
A.
Lee
$10,050
;
Securites
Eversharp, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
(000's Omitted)
Lazard
Co.,
&
Inc.
American
Continental
Amount
(000's Omitted)
continue
not
the
to
space-age
for
company
new
established
structors
,
current
the
objectives.
arrangements,
fields
of
records
industry,
assignments,
construction
in
and
the
stands
million,
all types
over
$100
of work.
direct
engineering.
its
prime
Based
on
aspect of performance as con¬
government, on defense projects and
corporation will push for expansion of
areas.
just
and
will
every
effort in each of these
As
Ojt
now,
"Third
associated
Ets-Hokin
the backlog of work orders
representing
a
balanced mixture
,
,
of
President
effect
not
on
limit
either
in
Mr.
in
earnings were somewhai depressed by the costs
closing our engineering office in New York City,"
Fluor said.
"This action should have a positive
quarter
with
R.
J.
earnings in the years ahead," he continued, "and will
company's capability for handling work for clients
the
domestic
Fluor
said
or
his
overseas
company
markets."
received
the largest
single contract
its
history during the third quarter. *"We have been selected
to engineer and supervise procurement and construction of a 100,000
barrels-per-stream-day refinery for National Iranian Oil Co.,**
$135 million complex
the major part of a
is
installed near Tehran, Iran.
to be
d:'
project
The
said.
lie
is,
Fluor
Mr
"encouraging
the
by
pleased
was
of new orders
rate
the quarter"
and by the "substantially higher level of
'r .earnings for the nine months over a year ago."
He said recent
sales activity is the greatest it has been in many years, and that
■
during
Fort
Dallas,
at
Mills
General
chemical
foods
convenience
the
in
_
E.
.'opportunities to'bid
.sharply. ;
s
•>
Gold
Medal
well
casseroles
and
specialties. Among its other principal products are bakerysoybean and safflower oils and meal, pharmaceutical inter¬
wheat starches, gluten, vitamins and a wide variety of
name,
as
as
%
the
For
The
seventh fiscal year on July 31, with
and record net earnings. This was the seventh
of record net sales and the second consecutive
sales
net
record
consecutive
year
sales
Net
fiscal
increase
to
amounted
cents
21
per
197,
p.
Garrett
.
increase
the
for
sales
over
were $122,574, a 24'//
share basis, net earnings
25 cents per share on 489,431 shares, compared to
share on 470,858 shares lor the previous fiscal year.
1314.
over
Corp.
Restraint
Files
+-
Curtiss-
Against
the
fastest
198,
restrain
700.000 shares of Garrett stock.
is Section 7 of the Clayton Antitrust
Act
which prohibits by one company the acquisition of stock oi
another when sucli acquisition results in restraint of competition.
of
to
1
Garrett.
.of
-
,
Curtiss-Wright raid
the
-While
"we are instigating this
obvious growth potential
Garrett President, said
protect the inherent and
Wetzel,
action
legal
complaint
the
of
Harry
-
■-
tfomplaint in the United Stdtes
Curtiss-Wright in its tender ofier for
to
Count
purchase
Basis
•
little
Garrett is enjoying very
on
do feel that stockholders and financial institutions,
are
supporting the present Garrett management, should have
sort
of
guarantee
that any Curtiss-Wright
acquisition oi
i success,
who
some
will have no effect on the present and future
operations of Garrett Corp.," he said.
*
.
In
the
complaint, Garrett requests the court to:
fl> Adjudge
Curtiss-Wright's
offer
and
any
acquisition,
a
violation of the
Clayton Act; i2i Enjoin Curtiss-Wright from voting at any stockholder meeting or any representation on the Board of Directors;
131 Require Curtiss-Wright to report its Garrett holdings and then
divest itself of Garrett slock under terms prescribed by the court.
Under
Section
7
of
the
Clayton
Act,
no
corporation
shall
t
l
"acquire the stock of another if such acquisition lessens competition.
However,
one
of the exceptions is when one corporation acquires
i
only."
According
to
Mr.
Wetzel,
the Curtiss-Wright
tender offer does not meet
the
test of the provision, since Curtiss-Wright's intention is obviously
attempting to purchase 700,000
shares, or 47'/ , of outstanding
:
■
"investment
for
stock
'another's
purposes
stock.
said
addition,"
"In
Wetzel,
Mr.
rejected,
for
overtures
product
six
which
in
lines
a
would
lessen competition. They include:
engines, non-reciprocating engines in the
combustion
Internal
lists
complaint
takeover
Curtiss-Wright
Regenerative systems for gas
turbine
engines;
(3i
Actuator
systems
for
aircraft and
space
vehicles;
(4i
Engine
analyzer
systems;
(5>
Liquid
metal
heat
exchangers; and 161 Transportable field hospitals.
"These
product lines," said Mr. Wetzel, "represent millions of
•30
to
horsepower
800
dollars
sales
in
Garrett's
complaint
also
the
in
p.
for
District
The
Division.
Central
John
L.
Ceramic
&
.i.Shea,
In
■4
1957
elected
Director
a
announced
was
Sept.
on
General
of
25
Battery
William
by
A,
1962,
to
.Mr.-"Burns served
as.. President
of Radio
the past year he has been actively engaged
capacity to several corporations and was recently
advisory
elected
the
For
Director
a
Prior
of
it
of America.
an
v
Corp.,
his
to
Chairman
and
association
Executive
with
Committee
The
of
Rawlings Corp.,
RCA,
and
Mr.
Burns
coordinating
St. Louis, Mo.
Vice-chairman
was
net
Corp.—Nine
Period Ended July .31—
Gross
of
a
of
1963
•
—V.
198,
456,121
for
Gilfillan
V.
197, p.
Sept.
$1
million
'and
for
sales
'"'for
'•
/
*
P.
the
J rental
.
the
rental
first
time
also
the
rose,
Gutterman,
ended
year
OKI
exceeded
products
history while net income
company's
consolidated
year-end
statement,
1963,
from
$448,958
sales
the
for
a
127%
Increase.
GKI's subsidiary, Computer Test Corp.
Cherry Hill, N. J., acquired early In the fiscal year, contributed
substantially to the upswing in GKI's sales and profits.
Noting a year of "excellent and steady progress," Mr. Gutterman
of
said
that
had
been
sound
a
75-25
ratio
'
maintained;
rehabilitation
tape
had
Net
been
'
and
of
commercial
sales
that
services
to
to
government
sales
after
taxes
the
of
$22,192
were
for
the
period, a 29% hike over the $17,246 for the 1962 year
providing GKI with
its
seventh
consecutive
year
of
thus
\ profitable operation, the Chief Executive noted.—V.
General
196,
318^
p.
expects
■
Texas,
to
nounced
.
Mills,
v
acquire
Minneapolis,
agreed
the
G.
the
exchanged
share
one
of
their
.by
of
for
share
one
the
The
by
of
C.
of
General
Morton
and
of
Inc.,
Mills
General
agreement
General
Mills
Mills
his
for
gommon
stock. The
B
has
10,000,000
was
an¬
and
stock
common
daughter
would
approximately
acquisition
7,200,000
the
New
Foods,
must
Directors
Stock
12,000,000
with
stock
by
receive
4 la
be
and
the
shares
quoted
at
the
On
Sept.
of
18.
38 Va
at
common
2,200,000
close
.
states.
Among
chips
.and
seasonings,
tamales.
pickles,
colors,
The
;year.
the
Its
important
"snack"
honey and
maple
syrup,
extracts,
net
company
seasonings
sales
for
launched
"VVhile
tea,
shares
of
the
authorized
this
per
and
shares
over
its
salad
vinegar,
and
1962
its
in
salad
olives,
include
foods,
snack
spices.
items
items,
syrups,
institutional products
company's
the
most
other
and
stock
share.
class
B
outstanding.
the
greatest
grocery
dressings,
counter
line
Foods
E.
June
and
sharply
as
told
Net
for
revenues
then,
having
the
begun
figure
ings
been
does
nine-months
Tax
1963
(for
30,
1962
Sept.
pickles and
dressings, mustard,
tenderizer,
food
others.
Buchanan
major
tax
mining
reported
faster
1,
Oct.
on
to
no
company
Canadian
retro¬
commence
placed
was
in Canadian
this year.
ounces
into
the.
During
expansion
program
million
Hosiery
In
July 31—
by
a
after
"This
H.
1962
<
457,000
$0.87
be
quarter
and
sales
10
in
net
57.7%
or
According
in
$1,184,813,
July
5.7%
or
1962,"
profit
Fred
they
in
35%
quarter
of
months
$216,000,
were
$168,000
for
the
last
of
second
the
For
from
for
six
months
$2,386,000
the
six
for
month
ended
the
Net
gain
were
over
earnings of $299,000
-Earnings
were
equivalent
with
45
cents
in
the
for
to
previous
six
of
months
28%
and
"It
is
of
subsidiary of
180,600
acquired
Wire
Corp.,
Los
Hardeman
Universal
shares,
American
about
or
Corp.
49%
Chairman
over
Net
gain
of
as
,
American,
is
a
a
construction
p.
diversified
aircraft
industrial
,
has
company
that
year
ended
established
reported
July
new
31.
and
Sales
.
totalled
$25,118,503
Net
.268,
in
$30,206,588,
and
an
1962.
that
be
better
Bank
the
sheet
substantial
plan to discontinue
pillowcase plant at
and
losses
incurred
there
in
with
similar
screen
operations
printing
Adams,
at
equipment
with
the
in
inclusion
all
the
at
newly-acquired
profits in the final three months
net
preceding
any
of
this
quarter
year,"
Mr.
York
Trust
transfer
as
198,
Company,
for
agent
York,
New
the
has
stock
common
been
the
of
1050.
p.
198,
from
of
20%
increase,
prior
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Corp.--Pro-
,
Sept.
specializes
p.
E.
of
S.
Phillips
the
submitted
the
Board,
the
to
stockholders
Under
terms
and
.068
value*
of
stock
at
of
$65
has
ITT
significant
no
radar.
Geneen,
the
of
Gilfillan
S.
Gilfillan
of
share
at
of
issue
share of
a
cumulative
President
companies
date
a
ITT will
.1283
ITT
respective
Corp.
agreement,
of
which
shipboard
Harold
of
and A.
Jennings' Brown, President and
respectively, of Gilfillan. The matter is to
dividend
a
in
and
made by
Directors
the
the
share
a
with
of
of
stock
common
to
for
be
ITT
preferred
and
to
announced.
share
each
capital
stock
of
stock
($100
par
of
per
4%
and
convertible
into
ITT
capital
capital stock.
Based
on
the common
shares of Gilfillan
outstanding: on May 31, 1963, this would require
issuing by ITT of 150,082 shares of capital stock and 79,543" shares
cumulative
preferred
stock.—V.
198,
1050.
p.
Interstate Engineering Corp.—Net
Up
The
percentage
gain
in
earnings
from
31%—
operations
registered
by
■—
Interstate
Engineering in the first fiscal quarter is expected to
continue during the balance of the
year, Frank E. Booth, President,
told
shareholders
In
the
consumer
31%
rose
shares
as
of
share
per
three
and
at
the
months
annual
ended
aerospace
stock
common
in
the
to
29
31,
quarter
$7,042,827
a
year
for
1963
the
products
cents
outstanding,
first
wjtli
meeting.
July
electronic
$413,283, equal
to
compared
31,
from
ago.
the
manufacturer
reported
share
per
$315,007
Sales
three
1,428,672
22
or
totaled
months
of
income
net
the
on
cents
$6,765,297
ended
July
1962.
Mr.
Booth
stated
that
sales
in
the
12
months
ending
April
30,
exceed the
$28,608,000 reported in
operations last year totaled $1,023,000
'equal to 72 cents per share and final net profit amounted *to
54 cents a
share
after
making provision of $250,000 Jor possible
loss on an earlier investment.—V.
197, p. 2462.
1964
/.v
Universal
prior
over
reaching
year's
field
a
are
expected
1963.
Net
to
profit
slightly
from
Interstate Finance Corp.—Debentures Sold Private¬
ly—On Sept. 26 it was reported that the company had
completed arrangements for the private sale of $3,500,000 of its subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1,
T
1978.
679.
for the
the
in
was
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New
ranging the financing.
fiscal
year
sales
of
York,
assisted
in
ar¬
The company is engaged
primarily in making in¬
stalment loans direct to borrowers, and financing in¬
stalment
sales of automobiles
and
other
consumer
durable goods at retail and wholesale.—V.
197, p.
"
sharper
that
New
act
to
and
be
•■■/r.0%;
-
over
rate
29%
of
rate
said.
Chairman
it
Spring
by
earnings
sharply
increase
effective
an
effective
an
I
The, announcement
year.
highs.
earnings showed an even
improvement of 45%
an
sales
rose
or
announced
Pequot
facilities
installation of
the
Gilfillan
electronic products.
controlled
concern.—V.
that
1963
record
fabrics.
ITT.
to
up
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 20%; Net 45%—
The
recently
the
to
position—production of ground
compared
2562.
Young
•
company
leading
a
19, International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
and
Corp. of Los Angeles, California, announced agreement
principle on the proposed sale of the assets of the Gilfillan Corp
in
earnings
of 26%
reported
of
Young.
Young manufactures automotive,
Hardeman
the
posed Acquisition—
the
.v/'V'"
of
of August,
is
synthetic-blend
$899,000.
were
million,
company's
due
■d International
earn¬
on
last
Angeles.
President
Waldrich
and
Appointment—
acquired the stock from Baker Industries, Inc., for
price.
Baker's Preident, Salomon R. Baker, is also
and
$1.1
full quarter,
undisclosed
an
oi
end
again based
outstanding. Federal and foreign
now
year
than
(P.aul) Hardeman, Inc.—Acquires Minority Interest
This
the
with $1.16 per share last year,
this
businesses for the
fiscal
has
since
offset
than
acquired at the end
quarter.
synthetic
should
the
$2,971,000
were
1962.
cents per
share
months.—V, 197,
six
months.
two
oft 1963 "the
more
Aug. 31, sales and operating revenues
against $111.2 million in
the
first
three
with
anticipated
Robison
net
for
Based
1962.
$378,000, showing a
the same Six months
57
for
periods
terminated
plant.
of
President
earnings
of
July 31, net sales
same
period
of
finishing
and
Mass.,
-number
of
common »and ' class
E
shares: currently
outstanding,
/ /Halo's earnings were equivalent to 33 cents per share as compared
with 25 cents per share in the previous year's second quarter.
•
fourth
the shares
on
noted
28%—
quarter
Mills
was
years.
Adams
$373,213
was
a
Diamond
Gilfillan
consolidated
that
year.
showing
after
Stating that "A number of programs have been implemented to
improve profit prospects in 1964." the report cited as one example
the planned consolidation of the company's
Eddystone, Pa., textile
has
three
same
and
profits were $1.7 million, down from $2.7
preferred stock dividends equalled 66 cents per
compared
report
ITT,
Up
ago.'.Net
year
year,
year.
recent
of
Inc.—Net
a
last
ended
provisions
the
reported all time highs established in sales
and earnings during the second quarter ended July 31,
1963.
Net sales were $1,575,000 for the second quarter against $1,279,000
the
tax
C.
which is
less than for the corresponding quarter of 1962.
Lighting,
three
down
Net
after
of
to the company officials these substantial reductions
profits are the result of strike actions. For about
company
the
share compared
S.
a
The
in
million,
periods
The
286.
p.
million
businesses
operations
finisher
1962.
operation
an Engine
Parts Division plant at Eau Claire, Wisconsin
A three-year agreement with the Union was ratified
membership on Sept. 6, 1963. The financial loss to the
company
resulting
from
this
strike
was
relatively
small.—V.
Ilalo
the
were
both
year.
months
Whitney,
the
198,
nine
and
both
last
struck.
by
million
$37.7
nine-month
acquired
of
last
and
of
income
weeks
was
in
E.
Robison, President,
thirdrquarter report.
$1.1
and
the
and
sales
of
$109.3
common
31, 1963 were $19,778,771.
lower
than
for
the
cor¬
quarter
from
slightly
results for 1963 are sales and profits
hosiery businesses acquired this year—Claussner
newly
period
the
million,
said.
the
for
last year.
31, sales and operating revenues
Aug.
against
$433,G00
quarter
ol
included
totaled
Earns. Down/
Roth,
W.
announced
ending
$10,000,066
third-quarter
printer
quarters
$0.80
Inc.—Salest
and
have
months
is
amount
responding
Chairman
Batteries
three
believed to be
was
and net profits
James
company's
ended
million,
to
corporation.—V.
495,000
■___
Daggett,
the
$508,287
the
31,
ago,
Operating results of Waldrich Co.,
On
Gould-National
it
sales of
on
Aug.
year
a
for the full period
the
third
will
2482.
p.
maker
$8,632,000
taxes-i,
share
per
in
"volume
appointed
$9,023,000
196.
but
declined
ended
with
in
$36.3
omission
the
Report—
1963
-
sales
income
Ltd.—Six Months'
Co.
disclosed
revenues
months
women's
Co.
Chemical
Giuckin
111.,
and ..school
for
both
sales
ounces
the
in
to
the two
of
and
area,
silver
of
source
450
(Will.)
for
not
was
months
declined
printing
Cobalt
famous
since/ the turn., of "the century. Over
of silver have be£n extracted from
the Cobalt Camp. The rise in silver prices from a low of 92 cents
per ounce in November 1961, to $1,293 recently, has been attributed
to
demand exceeding
supply. In 1962, free world consumption of
the niPtal outran production by approximately
140 million ounces.
—V./198, p-. 6. V
the' years,
all
Aurora,
devices
Co.,
electronic
conveyers,
shares
now
outstanding
following
the
50 %•
stock dividend
on
July 30,
1963.
Federal
and
foreign
income
taxes
were
provided at an effective rate of 43% this year compared with 14%
last year and increased to $329,000 from $177,000.
prof¬
history
,
in
located
is
Mine
Lake
mine
any
198,
preferred stock dividends
were
equal
to
16
cents/
per common
share, compared with 47 cents per share last year.
Per-share earnings in both periods are based on the 2,065,984 com¬
earn¬
the
the
under
operations
The
1962.
because
taxes
exemption
Glen
that
than
million
1.5
Lake
world
income
are
operation
in
not
was
June
Net in¬
year.—V.
the company* had acquired
that
Richards-Wilcox
of
operating
nine
compared
three
provision
1962.
produce
Glen
The
its
on
the mine
operations
reflect
three-year
1,
operation
should
and
$22,827,884.
the
profits
of
There
$1,285,084.
was
because
regular
a
Act
actively on Oct.
Mr.
1962
not
granted
Income
reported
was
line. of
stockholders
amounted
Buchanan,
30.
ending
are
enlarging its physical plants,
it
also
purchased
Manufacturing Co. of Garland, Texas, and Zip
Potato Chips, Inc., of
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Morton now has plants
Crnddock
months
ended
year.
last
Head Mills, Inc.—Net Down Sharply—/
and
For
sauces
peppers,
meat
many
were
ended
which
last
from
953.
p.
months
approved
on
Sept. '18 at 8r>8 bid and 9',4 asked.
Morton Foods, established in
1932.
markets
approximately 300
products, mainly under the Morton label, in Texas and
adjoining
'potato
period
additional
two
purposes
market
.
and
George
by
announced
were
nine-month
comparable figures for
stockholders
stock
common
Exchange
approximately
was
of
outstanding.
York
has
authorized,
common
shares
shares
1975
due
designated as the tune-up period is included in the nine-month
Earnings per share are 11 cents based on 3,100,005 shares
outstanding.
ings
Foods.
which
The
company.
Privately—On
$300,000 of this
that
notes
over
paid
issue.—
figures.).
Foods.
on
Morton
.stock
Morton
Mills
class
Mills
about
...closed
G.
General
Directors
Morton
.and
of
Morton
General
'
Morton
and
plan
a
18 by Gen. E. W. Rawlings, President of General
C. Morton, Chairman of Morton Foods.
plan, four shares of Morton common stock would be
Morton stockholders.
i
on
Sept.
on
and
Under
of
have
Sold
year,
5%,
14'%
mon
this
Corp.,
and
for
Mills, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Mills,
Dallas,
reported
was
$552,774
of
for
accounting
second
General
it
1963,
Co.—Notes
senior subordinated
Earnings
of
its
equipment and
tane*
large-scale users of magnetic
companv
198,
Sales
Glen Lake Silver Mines, Ltd.—Earnings Report— 1
expanded.
profits
12-month
and
and
systems
Telegraph
&
fiscal
of
up
Richards-Wilcox earned $705,000
dyer,
and
previous
year—or
'"
"
company's
pace,
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New
York.—V. 195, p. 1663.
sales
from
firm's
up
Telephone
$0.41
President,
said
in
the
that consolidated
31,
May
$1,017,696
the
making
history."—V. 198,
current
Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Consolidated
income were
in
its
at
business
the
$5,022,496,
transaction.
sold
—V.
Up 127%; Net 29%—
income
the
in
milestone
Gould-National Batteries,
Inc.—Sales
and
quarter
our
that
are
$200,000 of its junior subordinated notes due 1975 had been
reported.
Robert
<
rSy
sales
bookings
statement
.
Kinetics
final
Investment
24,
firm's
for
increase
an
purchase price
Included
,r
Consolidated
i
"Indications
out.
1634.
Girard
Albert
General
{
the
International
See
sales
was
stock
common
cash
—V.
results,"
#—V%..
'
%
year
equipment.
a
378,836
taxl_,
5.
p.
pointed
memorable
a
the
diversified
For
the
and
were
$153,298.
A year later they had
today they total nearly $500,000. During
increased 43%.
and
$121,994,885,
Indian
101.
p.
a
The
to
manufacturer
1961
in
$387,365,
consolidated
the
ot
,
substantially
this
period export sales
for
of
record
O'Neil
continue
will
to
On Sept.: 25, it
4
for the' nine
contributed
stockholders,
to
864.
earnings
divisions
our
President
Earnings
$9,124,874
$0.50
profit, (after federal
Earnings
per
share
reported
Hupp Corp.—Acquisition—
F.
$663,866,488.
were
report
ago.
year
"All
Net
1962
$10,125,275
T.
annual
Profits
1961.
were
p.
shares outstanding.
Net
Report—
1963
revenues
Net
continued
foods and beverages, including Smirnoff Vodka, has
International Division has increased profits 226%
of
same
30,
for the third 1963 .quarter were equal
high/quarter, the final three months in
1962.
On
the
strength
of
this
performance,
overall
estimated
earnings for the first nine months of 1963 are up 39.8% over those
partner
Months'
sales
earnings
estimate
Period Ended
Drive-In
President,
and for textile beams, our second most important
together with other Hayes products."—V. 197, p. 2250.
1963
increased
third quarter in
shareholders,
to
the "company's
to
of the man¬
agement. consulting firm of Booz, Allen <fc Hamilton.—V. 198, p. 953.
General
since
the
consolidated net
itable
Chairman.
From
Corp.
1"
been
has
report
a
/common
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—New Director—
Burns
Vass,
reported that its
acquisition will take General Mills
areas of the food market," Gen. Rawlings said.
months were $24,043,486,
or
$1.40 per share on common stock outstanding, amounting to
16.653.652
shares.
Net
earnings for the-same 1962
period were
$17,201,394, or a per-share earnings of 99 cents, based on 16,570.310
it
General
and snack
into one of
in the potato chip
position
570.
Estimated
;
at¬
and
costs
court
its
In
O'Neil, Chairman, and M. G.
O'Neil,
President, announced the consolidated net sales for the
three quarters ended Aug.
31, were $752,309,433.
This is an in¬
crease of
13.3% over the comparable 1962. first nine months when
has
Slates
United
California,
of
future."
near
reimbursement
1137.
requests
198.
the
in
iiled
was
District
fees.—V.
torney
and
now
complaint
Southern
Court,
(2)
range;
income
its
growing
p.
President,
I
_
,
Garrett
The
informal
"earlier
believable."
M'di
Foods'
result of the biggest
a
In
merited
consideration,
were
emphatically
and
further indicate
that Curtiss-Wright's announced
of
acquiring stock,
'for investment purposes,'
is un¬
intention
sales
Total
barely
which
merger,
Mills'
General
come
we
however small,
stock,
B.
and earnings "was again due to
strong demand for automobiles, our
Ileublein, Inc.—Sales Up 5%; Net 14%—
....
1963,
the company's history,
both in sales and in earnings, the company reported consolidated
net sales and estimated
net earnings
for the first nine months
of fiscal 1963 well ahead'of comparable 1962 nine months.
As
the
Sept. 24 Garrett Corp. filed a
District
J the
■■
;
31,
May
importer
Morton
of
business,
food
—V.
Wright Tender—
On
specialties.
ended
year
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
28%
a
vear.
Net earnings after taxes
the previous year. On a per
previous
w-V.
its
$3,096,728.
were
G.
and
sales
of
principal market,
$523,946,004.
were
earnings.
of record net
year
i
finished
company
chemical
other
gum. and
28%; Net 24%
Gr-L Electronics Co., Inc.-—Sales Up
•
,
of
combination
product line,
flours,
"Because
7
Chairman,
volume
higher
mediates,
be sub¬
with a
increasing business activity.
greater
good backlog and should be a year of
—V. 197, p. 2461.
the
the
other
under
food
increasing
are
_
ahead," he said, "earnings for fiscal 1963 will
than in 1962, and fiscal 1964 will start
"Looking
stantially
the world
around
projects
on
Hetherwick,
C.
that
>
p
shares.
.
flour
share basis, Hayes earned $3.02 this year ba-sed
outstanding, and $2.09 last year on the surne
a
shares
of
number
and
On
642,323
on
Houston.
and
specialty
marketing cake and frosting mixes under the
breakfast cereals in the "Big G" line, family
label,
the
$1,342,764.
El
Albuquerque,
Lubbock,
Christi.
Corpus
maintains warehouses in Amarillo
specializes
businesses,
Crocker
Betty
Worth,
Tulsa and
and
Faso
2562.
$1,941,-
earnings
of
V
.
'
Continued
on
page
49
:
Volume
198
6303
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
When
Per
Holders
Dividend
tables.
the
first
nounced during
we
are
Then we follow with
the payments previ¬
the current week.
in which
table
second
a
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
In
Nome 0}
Crow's
show
we
•
Aid
cj Company
&
Investment
5Vb%
(
Discount, 6%
preferred
___
Corporation
% Alba-Waldensian
■i Alberto-Culver
•
4
Alliance
of
•
4-
Tire
-•
&
Rubber,
Israeli
iess
30c
dividend
Stock
_—-
for
12-27
11-30
•Amalgamated
$4
12-27
11-
8
Name 0/ Company
■i
International
12-
5
Extra
■i
Title
&
at
a
V'2%
preierred
Nut
Diana
Mfg.
Homes
11-
1
10-10
9-27
9-20
National
Corp.
11- 1
11-25
10_1®
10-18
11- x
10-14
Dome
50c
10-18
10-10
1
9-10
11-15
10-31
10-
10-18
10-10
9-25
Dominion
33/4C
1
10-15
10-18
10- 1
Dominion
lu-
li-
11-15
10-15
loc
10-
1
9-24
9-24
15c
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
9-30
___
(quar.)_
-American
Pad
Extra—
American
•
Ames'
_
of N..Y.
Surety Co.
(quar.).
_
uepshm.ni
otoies
(quai.)__
__
Life Insurance Co. iWaco, Texas i__
Amicable
Anaconda Wire
_____
B
Electric
Inc.
Anthes-Imperial,
10-15
10- 1
10-15
10-
15c
(quar.)
10- 1
12- 9
9-13
11-12
11- 1
10-15
12- 2
10-17
11-25
12- 7
11-1
11- 1
10-18
10- 4
11-15
10- 7
10-14
10-25
10-10
10-10
40c
(quar.)
oufont
$$1.37 Vb
(quar.)
Corporation, common (quar.)
4Vb%' preferred
(quar.)
,
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware, class A
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd. (interim)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
5%
$0,055
30c
$1
$1.18%
Steel
(common
11-12
$2.50
(s-a)
omitted
payment
$6
of
Bank
$34Vbc
10-31
10-31
10-31
40c
$1.12 Vb
Electric
Basic-Witz
Barton's
Furniture
Candy
Bathurst
Class
A
Works
Iron
Big "C"
Paper,
this
at
(common
Industries
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3V2%~ preferred
(quar.)
Edison,
Boston
■
4.78%
preferred
4)4%
preferred
.__
.Briggs-Weaver Machine pfd. (quar.)
British Oxygen. American deposit receipts
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
;
of 8 pence or about
(free of British income tax)
payment
Brooklyn
,
Budget
Union
Plan,
11-
10- 4
11- 1
10-15
Inc.
Burnham
5Jb%
9-30
9-30
10-
10-21
12-
4
5.30%
Vb %
4
Giddings
10-
1
Gimbel
10-
1
Girltown.
10-21
10-
8
Fund
Campbell
Soup
8
Aviation
Canadian
Foundation,
preferred
Plastics
6%
6c
Celotex
5%
10-15
10-31
10-
10-20
____
1
10-17
10-20
10-17
10-11
Telegraph
&
9-27
Cooke,
4%%
10-11
9-27
1
9-20
11-14
10- 1
preferred
Champlin
Channing
10-18
9-30
25c
Charles ;of
the
Charleston
Transit
Ritz
6c
(s-a)
Co.
Halle
25c
share
(One
New
for
Locks
each
Combustion
four
Paper
shares
class
B
3
11-15
International
Commonwealth
Concord
5% %
Gas.
preferred
11-
4
11-15
11-
11-
8
10-31
1
10-
10-21
8
18c
(quar.)
10-31
'.$2.20
Light & Power—
preferred
(quar.)
Holt
9-30
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-
Home
4
11-1
$2.06
preferred (quar.)
$2.04
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
$1.90
(quar.)
preferred
-
Connecticut
Printers
51 Vac
50c
Quarterly
6%
convertible
5Vb%
Preferred
Construction
Hook
Design Inc.
Investment
Consumers
Power
~
$4.52
preferred
preferred
$4.16
Dreferred
Continental
Coral
Cornet
Cott
Craig
Bit,? Ltd.
Extra
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-31
10-10
(Interim
pencei
9-30
9-13
11-20
10-18
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
1- 2
12-
6
$1.13
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
,
25c
10-21
'10-15
5%
New
(quar.)
H
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Il%c
9-30
10-
1
1-15
12-31
11-1
10-8
Brick
Imperial
Indian
Chemical
(stock dividend I
Inc.
iquar.)
Head
Industrial
—
(quar.)
____*
6c
12-20
}2c
,10-10
J5c
10-25
11-30
10-3
10-
3
8
10-15
10-15
10-
3
10-15
10-
3
12-16
11-15
B
11-
1
10-
11-
$1
(quar.)
7
1
10-7
25c
5%
10-20
9-30
11-15
10-
17V2C
$50c
10-31
10-10
10-15
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$1.06V4
1
2
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9-25
9-20
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11-15
10-21
10-11
30c
12-
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1
1
10-10
12-23
(quar.)
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plus
Ontario
Power
~
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25c
4%-
—
partial
25c
12-3
11-
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11-
1
10-15
also
11-
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10-15
10-1
10-14
11-
1
1
25c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
SI.09
27V2C
$1.22Vb
J30c
(quar.)
com.
...
Ltd.
(quar.)
9-18
10-15
11-1
10-
1
9-17
1
10-
9-25
4
;i
9-17
9-6
28c
dividend)—
10-25
10-
7
10c
10-11
10-
1
5%
%
('stock
10-22
9-30
11-15
12-
1
25c
12-
2
11-
10-15
10-
1
—
40c
50c
10-
10-
2
;
;5c
10-30
$25c
10-18
9-27
$2.50
9-36
9-20
$1.37',b
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11-
1
Delaware.
to
b^ing
1
10-15
National
Casket
1
10-10
National
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11-15
11- .1
9-30
11-
1
11-
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9-16
10-
9
1
9-26
9-30
9-13
10-
(Albany,
10-15
Screw
Union
Oil
is
Cor¬
Neptunfe Gold
Quarterly
Newberry (J.
&
10-
1
9-20
Northern
10-
1
9-20
11-15
11-
1
15c
10-19
10-
10-10
9-30
iquar.)__
Co
Trust
&
Co.
American
North
pfd.
3%%
Co.,
Ry.,
pld.
4%-
Class
iquar.)—
Telephone Co.
Engineering
Works
class
A
Glass
Northwestern
Steel
35c
11-15
10-15
11-
1
1
10-10
Oilgear
11-
1
10-10
Oklahoma
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
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10-17
12-15
11-15
10-15
9-16
10-25
10-11
10-10
11-
1
25c
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25c
11-
1
10-10
;
class
and
Co.
25c
12'bc
10-29
10-14
25c
10-30
10-16
25c
20c
10-
(quart)
B
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
11-
10-15
——
A
(quar.)___
on
Northwestern
40c
iquar.)
class
Co.,
Engineering
B
Extra
40c
93%c
25c
10c
22V2c
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iquar.)—
(quar.)_—
Pittsburgh
Acceptance
4
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;
J.)
North
1
50c
Canada
of
Western
Northwest
4
Electric
Mining
4
& Trust Co.
— —
Bank
Jersey
(quar.)_
Bank
(quar.)
Mfg. Co._.
&
Products
Neon
10-15
10-
Co.
Y. >
N.
National
11-
1
title
corporate
Murphy
to
10-15
11-
11-22
The
changed
11-
10-15
60c
9-30
10-
7
9-13
10c
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
11-15
10-25
5c
12-16
11-15
11-
1
10-15-
10-
1
9-20
Wire
&
Co.
(quar.i__—
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Oneida
Gas
&
Central
Bank
Y.
N.
4%>
Electric,,
National
&
(Utical
4.65%.
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Co.
5c
10-15
10-
10c
9-18
10-31
10-14
11-
1
60c
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iquar.)_
com.
$1.17
(quar.)
preferred
Otis-
Pacific
10-19
Car
Package
&
Foundry
Products
Davis
Patterson
(C.
&
preferred
11-
10-14
11-
$1.
1
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10-14
25c
11-
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10-12
4.24%
Co.rs'/r
J.)
11-30
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10-8
11-
10-15
1
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11-
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10-15
40c
10-
1
9-20
75 c
10-
1
9-20
pfd.
4%%
10-15
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11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
1-1-64
12-23
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10-25
I 11-
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12-23
10-
4
10-22
preferred
10-
4
11-
1
10-28
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-
12-
2
11-15
$1.16
12-
2
11-15
11-20
:
50c
N.
12-20
(quar.)_
20c
10-
Uquar.)___
5c
Y.)
Inc.
1
'10-31
5
9-20
10-
4
Co.—
quar.)
preferred
9-20
10-17
$1.06
$1.17
(quar-xs.,
$1.10
(quar.)——
——v...' $1.07Va-
1
preferred
3.80%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bottlers,
preferred
4.30%
pfd.
12»/2c
22'/bC
,
9-25
10-31
10-31
———$1.06V4
County,
Electric
4.68%
4.40%,'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Erie
United
Philadelphia
25c
—
(quar.).
preferred
Company
Bank
Pepsi-Cola
three
Corp.,
preferred
4.64%
6V4C
61 -ic
(quar.)—
(guar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4'/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples
—.A
Co.
(quar.i
Co.
Peaslee-Gaulbert
time.)
pfd. (quar.)
9-30
1
9-27
»
9-30
10-15
of
(quar.)—SI.19
(quar.)—--—
_______
$1
Elevator
Co.
(quar .J
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45c
Outlet
Company '
25c
4%
1
—
Utilities,
Rockland
preferred
preferred
4.75%'
pfd.
Trust
&
Quarterly
Orange
Parke
(quar.)
10-22
6
10-
——
<quar.)__
12-6
32V2C
7'/bc
Corp., 5'b%' series A pfd. (quar.)
Company announced that its state of In¬
corporation is being changed from Louis¬
9-13
50c
shilling
12-
1-1-64
payment
iquar.)
Industries
10-10
Insur¬
(quar.)__
1-1-64
$1.14
Paper
Breweries,
Co. (quar.)
Co.
Safe
Parts
10-10
25c
and 5Vb%
(quar.)__
$1
&
1
$20o
Mills, $1.50 preferred
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
.
(quar.)—
95c
—_____
10-10
11-
1
10-10
II-
1
10-10
10-
1
Plywood—
(Payment on the 6%
this
10-
10-25
iquar. 1
Western
56 y« c
&
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.i
Indianapolis Stockyards, common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-
spilt)
Molson's
62c
(quar.
one
10-10
$5c
Murphy
Industries—
of
1
J.)
9-27
25c
___:
11-
10c
(quar.)
Lumber
Montana
10-
2%
_
(quar.>2
payment
4
taken
A
of
Co.
Inc.
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar-.)
Mobile : Gas
Service
Corp.,
4.90% preferred (quar.)
25c
i
(quar.)
Co.
21 Vbc
!
action
(quar.)
Corp.
quarterly
(Geo.
Pennzoil
Illinois
11-
arrears)
25c
1
Philadelphia
preferred omitted at
5%
time.)
International
Bronze
common
t20c
10-15
10-
.1
participating preferred (quar.)____
International Milling Co.,- 4% pfef.
(quar.)_
International Mining (stock dividend)—^
%
$37 V2C
10-15
10-
1
Powders
Ltd.,
6%
England
75c
60c
4%
2
Corp.
25C
(increased
com.
this
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
New
pfr.- series C
at
9-25
60c
payment
(quar.)___
Aircraft
11-
c
25c
Products.
1
$1.04
Inc.
1
9-30
11-
'
4
Materials—
omitted
preferred
11-15
2c
of
stocks
9-27
48c
Coke
National
%
(Payments on the 5%
10-15
37Vbc
(quar.L__
(ouar.)____.
11-
75c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
Field
Hygrade Food
10-15
$0,015
_
Co., common
(quar.)___________
(quar.)
Bottline Co.
Oil
10-15
4c
32VaC
class
Plywood
10-25
_!
noncumulative
7V2c
(quar.)
dividend
Stores
9-20
4%
Houston
343/8c
Fund
Mortgage Investors,
10-4
1
,
(Joseph)
Syracuse
5c
Aggregates
Stock
10-4
11-
10-1'
Hotel
22V2C
:
10-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
9-25
10-31
time)
dividend
Minnesota
11-21
10-10
$50c
Paper Co.
Drugs, Inc
37VaC
(quar.).
(quar.)--
(Wash_, D. C.)
1
(quar.i
Power
10-10
9-30
HV4C
Ltd
Trust
15c
Honolulu
5%
(quar.)____
Consumers
$4.50
common
preferred
4
C.)
______
Consolidated Water Co.,
10-
1
11-1
22c
(Charlotte, N.
10-4
11-
47VbC
(quar.)
Cpnsolidated Credit Corp.
'
11-1
51c
Inc.
1
&
10-10
10-25
9c
this
at
Inc.,
20c
(quar.i,
Light
10-25
(quar.)
53 '«C
•
Ltd;
11-26
payment paid 011 surrender of ctfs)
acquisition by United
of
9-20
12-12
SO.578125
;
(quar.i
Co..
11-26
5
8c
;
(quar.)
stock
30c
preferred (quar.)
2
preferred
(quar.)____
Steam Boiler
Inspection
&.
5
12-
(McLean Industries, Inc., $3 pfd. (a payment
9-27
10-21
10c
...
Renfrew
11-
12-
$.001
River
Stock
10-17
9-30
4c
Company
Times
&
12'bc
Co.__
Corp. oi America, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quaj\)_
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pfd. (quar. )_„_—
Holiday Inns of America (initial quar.i
9-25
11-15
55c
10-20
70c
Publishers,
9
11-30
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
56>/4C
common
9-21
1040
31'/4C
(quar.)
(common
McDonnell
9-20
10-25
Shares
M. 1
Row
Co.
ance
Home
J_
1
11-15
common
Knitting Co.,
9-21
1
10-31
luc
States
2
Mosler
Hat
9-30
$1.37 Vb
(quar.)
iH.
Connecticut
•
10-
•.
(increased 1
&
Hartford
10-17
40c
H.i
10-
time)
Corporation
(Above
9-17
10-
Motor
Ltd. (quar.)
Ry
iquar. 1
Cooperage Corp.—
B
4.50%
1
12-
15c
Ltd.
10-12
British
(quar.i__
Co.,
preferred
(P.
4.96%
11-1
11-15
Coal
(3-for-2
10-15
Ordinary
Tool
semi-annual)
9-18
9-21
1
$31 U'c
.$31 %c
L
McLennan.
McCloud
?
(quar.)
Bros.
Hartford
30c
Corp.,
common
1
2%
Hotel (Pa.)___
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)!
Hartford Electric Light Co., com.
(quar.)_
Leverage Fund,
International
Natural
11-
8c
Harrisburg
10-18
20c
Ltd
10-16
12VaC
:
less
Employees Corp.
1
1
10-
25c
Co.
Mines
Midland
&
Maust
10-18
4
10-15
(quar.)
Co.,
1010-
(quar.)
pfd.
L
York
New
Marsh
par
(quar.I
Harper
9-23
|4c
Commonwealth
1
12-
31'4
A
1
12-12
1-2-64
15c
Mfg. (quar.)
Michigan Abrasive Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Toy,
Harper
9-26
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Corp. (quar.)
Banking
2
10-
held)
Engineering
Commercial
12-
7c
Co.,
9-23
10-
30c
(initial)
common
10-10
75c
Bag Co., $5 1st pfd. A (quar.)
^■Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
^Golq#ite\Plastics (stock dividend) —
H.)
Income
$2.40
10-18
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Chase
Combined
10-31
11-
10-10
30c
11-
22Vbc
Ltd.
Machine
class
Marine
4
Meyer
(quar.)
(P.
A
Class
(quar.)
4
10c
9%
I
11-
15c
dividend—
Norfolk
payment
Oil 6c Refining (quar.)
Financial
Corp
10-
A
Northern
Hanes
common
at
;
Lewis
Bros.
Class
9-25
30c
on
of
7
10-
1
12-
2%
Co.
Gas
of
Class
$2,125 preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Jewelry Corp.
(increased)
Grouped
Corporation—
taken
of
Taxi
Inc.,
&
8
1
9-30
$0,024
7c
Inc
Grand
Greif
11-
11-
California—
of
10-
10-15
35c
(quar.)
payment
Gold
Stock
dividend)
shares
(quar. I
Investments,
Government
Great
10-
9
25c
Co.,
Gordon
1
12-
(quar.).;—
Co.
10-15
10-21
$1.50
(quar.)
A
6%%.
Maple Leaf Gardens.
11-29
11-
:
preferred
preferred
Glidden
12-15
68:14C
redeemable
par)
10-22
27'2c
(quar.i
class
Majestic Specialties Inc..
4
2%
1 quar.i__
Goodman
3
10-
40c
(quar.)
class
20
payment
(Increased
B ordinary (final)
(George S.) Co., class A (quar.i.
action
No
-
10-31
12V2c
Ltd.,
Carrington
Castle
9-25
Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
(stock dividend)
Telephone
Carreras,
10-
10-15
5%
Electronics
1
1
10-15
:f.30c
income)
Increased
Carolina
11-
2c
$5c
from
(initial)
Capital
11-
75c
J5c
Canadian
Common
66'4c
55c
(quarterly
Co. (quar.)
(stock
Bros,
4Vb%
11-19
Ltd.—
Ltd.
4'.,
Stockholde"s approve
common
Canada,
9-19
5%'
(slock div.)__
(quar.)
this
B
McCall
div.)__
20
&
10-16
10-
2
9-23
each
($1
Income
10-15
12-
Corp.—
for
Tin
10-15
5%
(quar.)
A
of
10-. 3
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4%<
pfd.
4V2%
preferred A (quar.)
Magin (Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Co.—
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
Power, $3 pfd. .(quar.i
Electric
(stock
10-18
dividend).
(quar.)_
Videotronics
Macassa
12-14
10-15
$12Vbc
(Interim
12Vbc
convertible
California
Bureau
Co.,
Telephone
Glatfelter
California
Trust
dividend)
Transportation' (quar.)
4
2
56V4c
Electronics
General
12-
12-31
:
Corp.
12Vbc
I
MPO
10-18
7V'2C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Sporting Goods (quar.)
11-12
10-
&
5%
(stock
(quar.)
at
Lynchburg
10-14
25c
(quar.
Gateway
9-25
10-14
11-
1
5
10c
J. 1
(A.
General
11-
28;,4C
(stock
10-1
!
Companies
8
11-
5%
(quar.■)___■
Gateway
9-30
10- 4
40c
common..
Credit
Co.
share
Frigikar
9-30
11-25
25c
10-2
$7.50
:
common
(Pa.)
Chain
common
Lowe's
9-30
10-25
"25c
Glass
October
7
15c
(quar.)
9-23
10-
40c
Bank
Financial
common
9-21
7-15
10c
_
1
10-15
10-18
>
preferred
One
11- 9
2
10-
15c
Quarterly
10-10
_—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Calgon
Corp.,
1
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (110
$1.50
(quar.)
J.)
1
10-
10-15
5c
10c
Inc.,
Co.
Co.
11-12
12-
75c
dividend
Steel
10-10
1
35c
Northrop Co., common
pfd. class A and class B
Locke
11-
iquar.
Co.
preferred
Link-Belt
6
5c
dividend)
(N.
split)
Freiman
1
25%
Co.
Inc
Western
(2-for-l
1
:—
(quar.)
National
First
G-L
:
4
1
'
(quar.)
6c
5%
4
20c
Insurance
Financial
First
Foundation
1-15-64
Life
'
10-
5c
Stores
Financial,
omitted
25c
;
10-10
10-10
10-21
1010-
12-
iquar.)__.
National
Charter
1
1-15-64
13c
(quar.)
Morrill
&
Hog.
Camden
First
Foster-Forbes
1
1
'
10-1
10-22
—
(quar.)
:
10- 9
12- 4
11-
11-
' ".
.
Leetronics, Inc.
Lehigh Press (increased-quar.)
Liberty Fund
4
10-18
$1.50
•••'
10-22
2,2c
L__r_____
9-27
7'2c
(quar.)
Lauren tide
$1.25
9-18
10-
1
81.25
Co.
General
11-1
1-1-64
9c
33c
9-30
B
Stock
10-15
11-
12 Vac
preferred series A
$2.25
10-17
9-30
9-25
1
9-24
10-11
Co/;(stock' dividendi.
Leece-Nevilje
Board—
Extra
cents
9
(quar.)
Brewing
Burger
4.60%
10-31
10- 5
11-12
$0,013
(quar.)
common
preferred
(Calif.)
Bullocks
Bush
10-4
25c
(quar.)
dividend
serial
Buffum's
•
Gas
Finance
Stock
6%
11-1
30c
__
___
(accum.)
ireduced-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Financial
3
20c
(quar.)
Extra
A
10-
111111-
11-
$1.75
Common
9-26
10- 3
6c
45c
(quar.)__
Garden-Arena
Boston
,
Paper
9-30
10-31
33c
$1.19 Vb
$1.06)4
pfd.
(stock
Traders
&
Insurance
10-31
50c
875/2C
11-30
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Financial
West
Federal
5%
(quar.)
12-16
10c
;
(quar.)
Plan
Quarterly
(quar.)
common
6%
Record
Farmers
payment
dividend)
10-31
5
10-18
10-18
1
ioc
Department Stores
5%. preferred
10-31
11-15
4S1.75
__
.■—
Co.,
First
(stock
11-15
$30c
(s-ai
Equipment
Family
time)
Stores Inc. (resumed)
W!) Co., $1.80 pfd. (quar.)
(E.
Bloomfield
U3c
—
lu-
1
1
10-
!
iquar.(__
..
Oil
11-
11-
25c
$1.06
(monthly)
Machine
Class
9-30
1
1
'•*.
Company,
Class
Industries—
Fairbanks
9-30
1
$12Vbc
common
10-15
Lane
•J;
$7
Industries
Plantation
Federal
1
11-
$62Vbc
&
11-
10-31
$1.09
Company., common
iquar.i__v
preierred
(quar.)___
•Landis
1
10-31
payment of 12V2% in cash
Products Consolidated
(Seattle)
7
11-
10c
(quar.)
omitted
10-
7Vbc
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Quarterly
10-10
10-19
1%
Power
Belmont
Bliss
Industries
Corp.
dividend
Stock
10-31
t25c
__
10-
2
1st
on
1
10-15
10-15
155c
(quar.)
Extra
10-15
10-
10c
_
9-26
9-26
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Musical
&
final
A
10-25
25c
Corp.
10-15
10-15
"
Corp.
(S.i
6%'
2
*20c
(accum.)
Homes
Englehard
(quar.)
Co
Scotia
Nova
Corp.,
preferred B
Eicnler
Far
Transit
Baltimore
States
Executive
(L. S.) &• Co.. common
preferred
(quar.)
2-1-64
1-
$S1.f5
(quar.)_—
Can
Eastern
Ewa
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
preierred
Co., class A
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co.
at
4 Vb %
10-11
7
9-30
12-
___2_
A
'_
Department
Kroger
10-25
Co.—
—
Monthly
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay
King-Seeley. Theimos Co.
Klein
11-15
1
iquar. 1
class
I Knapp-Monarcn
Laboratories—
_
Eastern
Avalon
Ayres
11-
Co.
iquar.)
V
Leeds
time)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5Vb%
preferred (quar.)
11-29
t20c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Canada, LtO.__
oi
Electrical
preferred
non-cum.
this
:
$15c
Ltd.
12-13
$10c
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)_
7%
Line RR.—
Coast
Atlantic
20c
56Vie
7l2c
Dupuis Frercs, Ltd., class A
4.80% preferred (quar.)
East
1st series B
preferred
Aro
Chemical
&
partic.
Ducommon,
1
Ltd.—
5Vb%
Film
bOc
$0,004
Tar
Textile,, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—1
7%
Du-Art
20c
preferred
Anheuser-Busch
i
10- 4
Corp.—
convertible
60c
.
-
___
_
Anderson
25c
on
220c
iquar.)
Dommguez
at
Corporation,
Class
taken
action
(no
this time)
class A
payment
common
Anchor
Cable
&
Ltd.
Mines.
Inc.,
Kingwood
.
preferred
5%
6c
B
A"
'
Kings
9-24
10-30
;
.
i
Electric
Service
Kavanau
7
OuU
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
1
".
9-19
10-
iquar. 1
Class
9-27
9-19
9-26
Ltd.—
(quar.)
B. 1
Josien 5,
7
9-26
10-
50c
&
preferred
Jahncke
,
2%
Water
(initial)
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)
B
10-10
10-11
(cash
dividend)
time)
12c
& Co.,
1
Gas
preferred
(J.
10-11
10-25
15c
iquar.»_
Fund,
(quar.i
$4.36
v
10c
(quar. )1
t\»uai.»___________
Corp (stock
omitted at this
<R. S.)
11-
10-25
10c
1
Inc.
Mutual
S4.22
10-10
11-
5C
Inc.
11-30
Class
Common
$1.37 Vb
(quar.)
Stores
Dickson
Iowa-Illinois
10-10
(quar.)
Mobile
10-10
1
$1.20
(quar.i
Chemical Coatings
Det-roiter
1
Ivey
Holders
$7Vbc
$1
(quar.)__
Stores
International
(Initial)
.
com¬
011
preferred
Soto
Department
Investors
.
11-
15c
(quar.)
action taken
this time)
(110
water,
9-26
10-10
When
Payable oj Rec.
:j;$3
:__4.
_T_
11-
!__
Guaranty
payment
7
11-1
10%
Share
Packers, Ltd. (quar.:-;25c
Packings Corp.
iquar.)______
20c
Power
Co.,
Ltd._
:i$3
International
5
$1.06"'r
12VaC
50c
imonthly
rrouucia Corp,
6c Paper
(quar.)
I American nume
International
9-16
lc-
$1.12
_
(quar.)
Industries
Daryl
payment
(quar.)
1
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
preferred
Dallas
Diamonci
,
1
10c
(quar.)
5oc
5% pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
10I«i-2
50c
12-27
Sugar,
Can
2
1:00
(^uar.)__.
61
preferred
Decker
15
each
Vb %
De
payment
(a
tax)
share
held)
shares
-American
class A
income
(one
12-
15c
tommo.1
Light, $4.80 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)___
$4.24
5%
5c
(quar.)
Power
Davenpuri
10- o
10- 4
10-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Airmotive
Dallas
mon
1
10-25
10-15
11- 1
5%
10c
dividend)—____
(stock
(quar.)
Co.
11-
9-20
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
I0V4C
(quar.)
All
\ Airwork
Payable o] Rec.
Share
37V2C
34%c
(quar.)
pfd.
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable oj Rec.
V30c
Interstate
Dallas
■
payment date.
class A
$2
(s-a)
Co.
Corp.,
Cuiiias-vviigiiv
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
^
Coal
Clothing
Curlee
Share
Company
Nest
Per
,.
.
DIVIDENDS
7
(1235)
\(12 additional shares for each share held)
$1
10-15
9-30
pjreferred
Transportation
Co.—
62Vac
(quar.),—_—-—_.——
Philadelphia Transportation
Portable
Electric
Tools
15c
.
Precision
Primex
Automotive
Equities,
class
2%...
—
3c
10-25
(monthly)———
7c
10-15
Inc.
(stock
Components
A
10-30
10-23
dividend).
9-30
9-30
Suburban
iquar.)
.
<w
•
.
•
•
I
.
9-13
10-
7,
9-27
10-
8
9-30
(1236)
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . Monday, September 30, 1963
'
Share
of Company
Name
preferred (liquidating)
(Botn above payments made
6%
—
Inc
Kap;-
Red
50c
10c
25c
5c
25c
——.__
.
22Ys>c
Inc. (quar.)
& Engineering
Electric
45c
(quar.)___
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Rhode Island Electric Protective
(quar.)___
Ronson
Corporation
(quarJ
:
Roper
(George) Co. (quar.)
Rowe Furniture
Corp.
(quar.)
Royal McJBee Co., ■41/2%
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
$$1.18%
$3
15c
25c
20c
$1.12Va
$1.25
'
Dreferred
5%
(quar.) ——:
—
$1.37'4
$1.50
preferred (quar.I_
preferred (quar.)_——-~r
payment omitted at this
Ryeison & Haynes, Inc
5'4%
6%
time.)
(Common
(quar.)_—
Map
5c
(quar.)—
Co.
Hardware
Lake
Salt
Sanborn
9-30
1
9-30
dends
10-
9
1
12-
2
"11-12
12-
2
11-12
12-
2
11-12
(quar.)
—
Aaronson Bros. Stores, 70c preferred
(quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.
(quar.)—
ALD,
30c
4c
.<
'
———
Electric Co.—
(No action taken on common
this time.)
Sargent
& Co.
(quar.)
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
Steel 'Co. (quar.)_:
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Befnbow Inn (Tenn.) (s-a)
9-30
9-19
10-31
10-15
12-12
11-20
:
8-30
10-25
11-15
10-18
Stock
10-31
10-16
11-1
10-
-
.——
25c
25c
25c
7'4 c
Company
33c
6%
+25c
Trading
&
Shelley Mfg. Co.
(stock dividend)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd!, class A
Smith
(A. O.)
Corp.
(quar.)— ^
Smyth
Mfg.
.
18c
common
Gas,
Michigan
Southeastern
(quar.)
30c
$1.50
(Hartford);
Co.
25c
preferred A (quar.)——_
California Gas—
6 %
preferred
(quar.)___—
37'4c
6% preferred A (quar.)——___
37'4c
Southern Industries Corp.__—'
10c
Southland Life Insurance Co. (Dallas.)—
6%
Southern
______——25c
Quarterly
■
Oil
10-
(quar.)
.1.
Quarterly;
_.
1
•
■
.i
Corp.
(resumed)
Co. of Canada,
Ltd.
Stanray
4
Aileen,
,
Steel
10-15
10-4
Alabama
10-15
10-
4
Alabama Power
10-15
10-
4
10-15
10-" 4
Sterchi
(quar.)—."
Stores
Bros.
'
Finishing
Summit
C
■
•'
(quar.)
Extra..
______
—
Sunrise
Inc
Fund,
11-
11-15
10-
1
10-
10-15
4%
Texaco
of
shares
20c
12'4c
1
12-
6
9-18
10-15
2
11-
1
Allied
Stores
11-
1
10-16
Allied
Thermal
10-
1
9-23
10-. 5
i
9-20
10-15
9-30
(Minn.)
10-4
10-10
Common
12-12
12--5
;
11-
1
10-15
i
11-
1
10-
Bank,Note
American
.preferred
6%
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-19
American-Book; Co.; (quar.)—__.
American Brake Shoe
(quar.)_
10-15
9-30
American
Can
American
Cement Corp-., com;-(quar.)
.
11-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
10-17
11-15
10-17
I 6%
Special
preferred
10-
4
American
American
&
9-27
10-28
Virginia
10-
8
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
2
11-15
11-29
11-15
10-15
10-
12-
11415
11-
4
1
(quar.)
American Factors, Ltd.—
Stockholders
approved
a
Express Co.
American
stock)
10-15
10-15
5(4%
preferred .(quar.)
1
10-15
5(4%
1
10-15
5(4%
preference (quar.)
series B preference
(quar.)____
$1.31(4
11-1
10-15
American
12(4c
6%
12-16
10-23
12-16
10-23
12-
2
10-23
15c
11-
1
10-
$1.25
10-
1
(quar.)
$1.37(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
4
(Indiana)—
(quar.)
(monthly).
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
5%
(quar.)
20c
4(4%
stock)
Corp.
and
$3
(quar.)
3ic
11-15
10-
10-25
7
gains
9-25
National
$2
(s-a)
Terminals
Corp
9-30
9-20
75c
.
10-18
9-30
2c
Warner
Company
Warren
Bros.
Warren
10-
9-23
1
Refining & Chemical Co.—
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Washok
(H.) Sons, class A (quar.)
Washington Gas Light
(quar.)
Washington National Insurance Co.—
(Evanston, 111.) (quar.)
Corp.,
$5
West Virginia Pulp
'-4(4%
preferred
Western
Wilbur
Will
Nuclear
Chocolate
Ross,
Winter
Park
5(4%
5%
Wisconsin
National
Woolworth
•
Stores
(F.
tax
Wyatt
of
20c
of
6%
3%
1
10-10
10-
1
I
9-20
11-
5c
11-
1
1
10-21
12c
10-25
10-
11-
1
11-
1
isc
27
10-11
10-
1
10-15
(s-a)
J30c
9-30
10-15
10-
American
Ametek,
Express
System
class
A
isc
10-18
10-
4
9-10
11-29
$4
Post
Gard
Angelica
Products
Corp.
(quar.)
9- 3
I
(quar.)_
5c
10-30
20 (4c
9-30
10-11
9-13
10-15
1
10-15
10-
1
9-17
10-30
10-16
$43 %c
9-30
8-31
$37'4c
9-30
8-31
$34% c
9-30
$31 %c
9-30
8-31
1
9-20
11
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-24
43c
10-
1
9-10
50c
12-16
11-29
5c
•
::
1;;
9-30
9-13J
50c
10-
9
9-20 i
50c
10-
9
9-20";
10-
9
9-27
9-30
9-13
17'/a C
—
25%
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
2
9-18
10-
1
9-13
$1.12'4
$1
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
50c
10-
1
9-19
-—
9-30
10-15
10-
1
$1.75
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
$1.06
40c
(quar.)
__•
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
7
Belco
Creek
'
Berkshire
2%
1-2-64
Gas
12-
6
9-30
12'4c
9-13
1
9-13
10-
10-15
10'4 c
10-
5
25c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
30c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
(quar.)
9-13
8c
9-30
9-13
$1.50
common
9-30
9-13
1
10-15
—
11-
43c
I
10-
1
9-13
25%
10-
1
9-13
35c
10-
1
9-13
$1.12'4
:
10-
1
9-13
f-
(quar.)
—
$40c
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$35c
:—_
10-
$25c
(quar.)
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
9-16
10-
3
9-13
$17'4 C V
11-
1
$25c
10-
1
15c
12-
2
50c
12'4 c
I
(quar.)—
9-10
io-ir>
3c
;
—
9-30
9-19
11-
8
2-
7
15c
3-2-64
20c
10-31
10-15
20c
1 -31-64
1-15
20c
4-30-64
class A
9-30
9-30
9-10
30c
9-30
4%
and class B)
10-
1
9-13
i-16'
7'4c
10-11
9-26
2%
12-15
12- 5
»
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
9-12
10-15
Co.—
!
Co.,. common...
10-15
15c
60c
Life-insurance
on
4-15
$55c
(quar.)
Corp.- (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_l.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-25
30c
57/s%
5%
4-15
10-15
50c
(quar.)—'
Frocks
6%
5-1-64
62'4 c
Storage
Berkshire
1-15
$1.50
(stock dividend)
Subject to approval of ICC.
&
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
Van
9-24
1
11-
2-1-64
.
Finance
Watch
10-24
$3
50C
(quar.)
Standard
(Stock
9-16
,
common
Corp.
Beneficial
Benrus
9-30
7'4%
!.
(quar.)
Beneficial
Berkins
9-16
10-
Co.—
;
Corp.
9-20
9-30
9-30
15c
(quar.)_.
4%
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)2
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Be-Mac. Transport Co.
(quar.)Bendix
9-20
10-15
15c
(quar.)
A
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%* preferred (quar.)_
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co., common-
j
9-12
1
30c
—
;
RR.
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-27
9-30
,25c
$1.20
,
(quar.)
*_
preferred
(quar.)—:
Petroleum
10-10
:
r-i 0
(initial quar.)
com.
1
9-30
50C
dividend)—
com.
Uranium
9-13
20c
22c
(quar.)
common
A
Mesa
•
22'4c
Co.,
8-31
62 '4c
(—
$1
10-
10c
Distilling—
preferred
$1.40
(Beaver
9-10
10- 4
9-27
10-15
1
11-
31c
common
Lumber
Class
4%
20c
11-T
11-
30c
Co.—
Inc.,'
Common
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
dividend
Foods,
9-5
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-16
10c
5%>|
(quar.)2;
B.)
(James
9-5
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
9-14
8%C
(quar.)
Laboratories
4V4%
9-16
10- 1
10-18
9-10
11-15
1
Inc.
Works
Lomb,
10- 1
10c
(quar.)
common
Corp
Uniform
&
Beaver
9-13
35c
$1
(quar.)
1
2
10-
(N. Y.)
((quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
preferred
10- 1
90c
$1.50
1012-
—.
(stock dividend)
(Louisville), com._
J.)
4
9-10
-$55c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
new
10-
$17'AC
Co.
Trust
Beatrice
9-20
10-15
9-14
9-14
9-11
9-11
8-30
1
fr'/aC.
(Increased-quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 2
10- 2
10- 1
10-
preferred (quar.)
Baystate
Corporation
(quar.)
9-23
9-16
12(4c
1
6%
10-8
10-14
11-
—
—
Iron
4%
9-20
9-30
9-30
40c
Electronics
Hocking. Glass,
preferred
(quar.)
Anchor
Inc.,
Products
pfd.
(quar.)
9-30
Andy
Yale
Vitrified
Inc.
6%
(quar.)
10-28
10-15
(quar.)
Telegraph Co.
Co.,
Amphenol-Borg
.
25c
10- 1
$1.25
4c
31 (4c
22(4c
17c
preferred (quar.)
Anchor
.
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-17
93 %C
<quar.)_
Inc., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.):.
Basic Properties, class A (quar.)
Bastian-Blessing
Co.
(quar.)_
(Indianapolis)—
Tobacco
pfd.
—
Oil
9-19
1
dividend)
•Common
Barber
9-23
10-
l
(N.- J.)
Inc., 6% prior pref.
N.
;
1
A. (quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Southern,
Bankers
1
10-15
10-
N.
York,
(Montclair,
25c
—=—
American Telephone &
registered
British Income
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American Sugar Co., common
American
Shares,
Bankers
11-21
9-20
10-
25c
Nutley
$1.50
$1.25
8
12-10
Inc.
10-15
11- 1
9-19
27'4 c
prior preference B (quar.)
Bankers National Life Insurance
9-30
9-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Ins.
New
of
Beech
(quar.)r__
Security Investment Co. (quar.)—
States
Common
preferred
less
35c
40c
50c
8(4c
(quar.)
preferred
American
9-30
10-31
6c
(quar.)—
quar.)—
& Refining Co.—
(quar.)
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)
10-15
_
Insurance
(increased
3rd and 4th preferred
preferred
of
Stock
9-30
12- 6
6c
Equipment
10-15
9-10
9-30
37c
:
6%
American Smelting
5.44%
(quar.)
A
2nd,
American
1.0-15
4
Bank
Seal-Kap—
American
—
(quar.)__
class
Photocopy
:_
(quar;)
Georgia
1
9-30
30c
$30c
(stock
Delaware
9
10-30
10-
25c
(quar.)_l
Aroostook
Commerce
of
10-
11-15
10-15
$36c
Chemical,
California,
of
Beam
25c
(quar.)
Optical Co.
5%
Bank
on
1
Fire
Gas
American
10-16
11-
1
«! 25
Co.
Natural
7%
11-15
38%% )
Industries
10-
25c
I
(Fla.)
National
of
Bank of
Bank
(Galveston)
Co.
/-
Quarterly
American
6%
.."H
W.),
payment
10-15
$1 37'4
Co.
Gas
Ltd.,
3
payment
split)
10-for-l
10-25
IOC
preferred (quar.)
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
J__,,
American
1
.
(quar.)
Southern
4
Trust
9-30
9-19
4%
Baxter
32 (4 c
Insurance
A
(increased)—
Corp.
&
Bangor
Bausch
10-29
9-16
10-10
10-
13c
—
•
Bangor Hydrp-Electric Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
Bath
37c
9-30
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)—____;—
preferred C
Bancohio
9-13
9-13
9-13
25c
9-18
10-10
8c
4 V2 %
9-13
12- 2
9-30
10-1
5c
__—
(quar.)
Electric
(stock
Electric
Bernardino)
(San
quarterly
after
quarterly
class A
Welt,
&
Bank
10-15
10-15
9-18
65c
(quar.)
Instrument Co.—
Gas
8-26
9- 6
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
1
IOC
Baltimore
9-16
10- 1
10-
(quar.)
9-16
10-11
9-30
9-18
(increased-quar. )___^
Aircoil
4%
9
1
iquar.)-———-
Baltimore
9-16
9-16
9
9-
10-
B
Common
9-
$20c
Products—-
Baldwin-Montrose
investment
from
&
class
Balder
9-16
8c
40c
12c
9-16
9-30
lyilcox (quar.
&
Backstay
gains. Capi¬
payable in cash or
Bank
(Initial
common
Quarterly,
9-27
1
V
(quar.)
Light
10-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9-20
$1.12(4
dividend
Woodward
(A
Fuel
10-10
17'/2c
..
Co.
Telephone
preferred
Stock
Inc.
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
.
Inc.
& Paper—
10-15
10- 1
1
9-30
(quar.)_i
Corporation
Bacharach Industrial
10- 1
9-13
9-13
9-23
9- 6
10-
25c
i___
Bacardi
v
9-20
(quar.)
(B.'T.,) Inc., 5%"ser. a
Babcbck
capital
Bank
American
Increased
Tool
10-
25c
._■/
10-17
20c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
10- 8
10- 8
10-11
t?0c
Engineering .(s-a)—
U.
6
10-25
10-15
—
Basic,
(quar.)
(6c
from
T.
Babbitt
9-16
9-16
9-
1
35c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Bank
$1.25
.__
;
National
American
Co
Fund
distribution
(Chicago)
new
B.
1
10-15
10-
60c
(quar.)
Common
_________________________________
American
9-26
9-30
10-10
10-14
$1.50
$1.06(4
Products
31c
Quarterly
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mutual
income
time)
9-20
9-13
10-
35c
Avpndale Cdrp. (reduced!-—--
10-11
9-16
12'4c
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)n___^_^—_•
5y2%
preferred (1959"senes) (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
____
<■
1
35c
;
preferred
6%
Bank
97 (4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
common
Avalon
Climax, Inc.—
Metal
American
American
this
Corp.
preferred
preferred
9-30
10-11
Corp.
Products
preferred
American Metal
9-20
of
Agricultural
10- 5
10- 1
•
Machine & Foundry Co.—.
American
(quar.)
Waialua
30c
35c
New
9-4
10-
$20c
preferred
prior
Auto-Soler
9-23
' 9-13
9-16
$1.37
:_
1
___—
(quar.)
dividend
"Automatic
*
:v
10-
$1.18
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Stock
9-16
•'
$1.08
Wholesalers,
$1.20
9-13
$1.31(4
34%c
343/sc
-
1
Railroad
Warren
——
three-for
two
split ——
—-J
American Felt Co.,
6%
pfd. (quar.)
American Growth Fund
(quarterly from net
long-term capital gains — optional cash
1
Wabash
&
(quar.)—
common
11-
Commonwealth
Warehouse
Mills,
Efird
convertible preferred (quar.)___—_—
American Enka
Corp.
(quar.)
4%
11-
preferred
lquar.)__
Massachusetts RR.
(s-a)___
&
(quar.)
Distilling
10-23
-
11-
___
convertible
Vermont
^
(quar.)
5 %
9-16
9-30
tal
4(4%
10-1
10-18
or
America—
payment omitted at
(Common
10- 1
$1
11-18
Hardware
Inc.
30c
5c
10-31
Home
Rogers
&
10- 1
10-1
11-30
American
Co.
10c
62 (4c
50c
$1.12(4
87(4c
3%c
common
pfd.
American
Co.
30c
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., 3(4%
pfd. (quar.)
American Department Stores, class A (quar.)
American Discount Co.
(Ga.), common
Sugar,
Crystal
prior
v
11-
10-1
t$1.50
(quar.)
Co., 3.75%
(quar.)
preferred
Increased
American
4(4%
10- 1
12-1
_;
.
1
~
5V2% pfd. (s-a)
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp.; 7%
pfd.
<quar.)_
Austin Nichols & Co.,
common
(quar.)
9- 9
9- 9
9-16
9-16
9-3
10- 1
10-10
(quar.)
Corp.
—
10-15
11-
10-15
preferred
10-16
10-16
12(4c
37(4c
$1.56(4
10- 1
655/bC
$1.16 Vt
_
(quar.)
$1.20
10- 2
9-30
1
20c
dividend
preferred
—
__T.———
10-15
Air Lines, common
Waters
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
Co.,
1
Telephone
5%
(quar.)—
Rubber
Biltrite
American
1
preferred
Vanadium
_______
—
10-16
10-15
11- 1
9-30
10- 1
$0- 1
11- 1
11- 1
25c
$1.50
■,
(increased)---—
11-
preferred
Van
(quar.)
Bank. Stationery
3.90%
|
quar.)____
.
C*o„ .common
11-
$5.26
Fruit
25c
10c
45c
60c
43%c
—
11-
(quar.)
Sewerage-
Refining
Atlantic
11- 8
11- 8
9-23
1
Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
Atlantic
12-13
;.
12-
(quar.)
A
Company
Atlantic
9-13
12- 1
11-30
10- 1;
10-9
10- 9
10- 5
11-
11-
(quar.)
Cos.
Electric
City
Atlantic
11-15
$25c
$56c
20c
10c
1%.
30c
17(4c
75c
—
a.--—-——
25c
$5.60
United
93%c
—
—
11-26
10-14
(quar.)
C.)
(quar.)
United
30c
12-10
American
Atlantic
10-11
10- 1
12-10
1-1-64
93%c
(quar.)_
1
1
Acceptance
City
11-'
12-
12-
68 %c
(quar.);__——_____—
Corp., Ltd.—
Corp.
1
11-
11-'
12-' 1
;
$16'Ac
Co.
Corp.
preference
Atlantic
10-15
9-16
1
(quar. 1
Lines,-class
Truck
Products
Atlantic
Ltd.—■
.
6334c
$1.22(4
$1.49
$1.42(4
$1.40
preferred
5(4%
(quar.)
Corp.
11-15
(quar.)
$5.70
Stock
——
dividend ; ———
American- Air
Filter
(increased
2
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
Stores-
Mortgage
Products
Atkinson
9-'4
i2-
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Stationery Supply
2nd
11-
27V2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Associated
9-20
9-17
1
:
Associated
9-30
10-15
12-
Ltd.
Corporation,
Associated
Athey
10-15
1
(quar.)___
Common
Stock:
$1.14
$1.06'/4
25c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
(initial)—
•
Pipeline—
preferred
$4.90 preferred
$5.96 preferred
$2.55
12(4c
20c
20c
$43c
1st
Amerace
10-15
10-21
10- 1
9-30
9-30
10- 1
1
11-
60c
N
(quar.)
Associated
_
preferred (quar.)_
4(4% 2nd preferred (quar.)(___—.
•Amalgamated Sugar; (qu.ar.)—-———
4%
$1.06(4
Y.
(N.
of
Aluminum. Co.
9-^6
9-13
9-16
56V4C
—
—
common
(quar.)
Canada,
preferred
$3.75
10-14
10- 1
10-15
11-
20c
'
8-31
I"31
30c
50c
5c
—
preferred
America,
of
Co.
Aluminum
23c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
»4.25% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)
Toro Manufacturing (quar.).
Gas
Investment
3%
9-30
3% 2-28-64
11-1
59c
.
Electric
Hegeman
Corporation
Industries
6(4%
10-31
.
Temple, Ltd.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
America—
10-15
;
Trust
(quar.)
4(4%
of
Co.
70c
4.56%
&
Associated
75c
50c
common..!
Mfg.,
20c
4(4%
Bank
Food
.
preferred, (quar.).
$3.75
2
Co.—
Transcontinental
Corp.
Ltd.,
Aluminum
10-25
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Associated
10-30
A
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Alterman
9-30
10-
9-6
9-,6
8-30
common
Bacon, Inc
Foods Inc.
Allyn &
Aluminium,
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
$1.12(4
$40c
—__,
Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers
10-15
10-15
Ash
10c
lie
25c
6%
Corp.,
12-
10-
9-23
9- 9
9-25
preferred (s-a)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (quar.)
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. (quar.)— 1
Allied Properties (Calif.)—
4(4%'
convertible preferred (quar.)
9-26
12-i7
9-30
10- 1
10-10
-—,_
dividend
Alleghany
9-20
10-11
10-
$20c
Steel Corp., Ltd. (increased quar.)_
All-State Credit Corp.
(stock dividend)
10-18
1
Arvin
(quar.)—
Corp.
27y2c
Co.
Insurance
Trade
11-
Arrow-Hart
Arundel
Algoma
the rate
at
Industries
Guarantee
Title
•
10-15
10-18
10-18
_
——
2
.
$1.08%
i.
,
(quar.)
Corp.
10-18
2%
;
class
Title
Edison
Chemical
Constable
11-15
$40c
(quar.)__;
be paid
to
Industries,
Furniture
Thomasville
Toledo
10-31
(quar.)
12-
62'4c
—
Asbestos
10-31
1
—_
(quar.)—
4.72%
preferred^ (quar.).
5.48 %
preferred
(quar.)
Armour & Co.
(quar.)
-Armstrong Rubber Co.
(quar.)
&
2
j:65c
(quar.)____
common
9-27
12-
167'4c
—
Light—
&
Power
9-27
10-11
$62'4c
preferred
4.32%
2
10-15
t7'4c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Arkansas
11-15
11-15
(_
Co
Gas
Products
—
10-18
Fower—
J25c
___________
1
3c
(quar.)
$$1.56(4
$$1.43%
-
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)'—,
share)
$5 a
Tennessee
Natural
Alcolac
10-i8
10-7
11-
—
preferred
(quar.)
$6.25 clafSff A preferred (quar.).
American Consumer Industries, Inc.—
(stock dividend)
Oil
preferred
preferred
$4.65
Arnold
$1.25
:_
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Canada,
(Fractional
Texas
4
9
10-17
9-25
Transport
American
Texas
10-
10-15
9-30
35c
Arkansas-Missouri
9-12
9-13
10-2
11-
15c
(quar.)
:
(quar.)^—
series .A (quar.)_^_
series-B (qu.ar.)
series- C (quar.)
$2136
9-12
9-12
9-12
10-15
>.$7,/4c
(quar.)
(quar4_.—.
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.40 preferred
$2.75 preferred
$2,625 preferred
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
$1.13
$1.25
10c
Industries
Electronics
Tamar
Terminal
A
6(4%
5.75%
=,
Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred' (s-a)
Talon,
Co., 4.20%
Class
4
Oct. 28.)
stockholders
$1.15
$1.23
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$5.50
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__^_i______—
Alaii Wood Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
1
split subject to approval of
(3-for-l stock
Gas
preferred
$2.50
9-14
9-17
?$0.001
. (quar.).^(quar.
Service,
Public
$1.10
7
9-3q
10-
$1.3714
:___
•
participating .preference
C
10-
1
30-15
preference "A"
preference .B
$2.60 preference A
11-
10-15
Ltd., common (quar.
Class
9-30
10-20
t70c
nv2c
$13c
preferred series B (quar.)
9-16
9-30
(10-1
10- 1
10-10
7',4 c
________
_
$2.50
1
11-
1
class A (quar.)
$2.70
9-23
10- 1
10-15
30c
$1.37(4
$1.05
4.60%
10-18
10c
(quar.)
'Syntex Corp.— ' ' %
9-13
9- 6
2
(quar.)
—
Argus Corp.,"
9-46
N10-21
20c
(■
4.92%
9-23
9-30
Swpnk, Inc.
»
-
^
Co
4.52%-
10-15
$17'4c
20c
3c
3c
3c
iquar.)
10-/1-
12-
11-
Arts Corp. (quar.)
Research, Inc
Applied
Applied
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
■
6c
12(4c
Mold
Standard
Akron
1st
$4.35
(quar!)
Inc.
9-25
11-15
50c
12'4c
(quar.)
Co.
.
.4.0-
10-15
B
5(4%
9--3
9- 6
9-30
10-1
$0.7579
45c
(quar.)_
Co.
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown,
N. Y.)
(quar.)
_r—
10-15
10-25
(10-23
$1.25
6c
_*__
1st'.preferred (quar.)______—
Spic & Span
.-—_______
—
______
.Standard- Accident. insurance Co.
(Detroit)
$5
.
class
.
Arizona
2(4 %
Quarterly from net investment income——
9-19
1
12 '/2c
"
20c
iquar.i
common
Drug,
Southwestern
Co.
&
Grease
Southwest
9-12
9-13
9-30
Co.
8
$40c
J56%c
(
____
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd.,
Affiliated Fund Inc.—
1
Stock
60c
lac
16c
—
'
Insurance
Life
Aetna
10c
4%
25c
Chemical
Ansul
9-27
8-30
8-30
9-30
10-10
10-15
10-15
10-15
5c
.
:
Holders
10- 7
10- 1
10- 1
5c
dividend-:
Insurance
Aetna
(quar.)
A
Class
preierred
(quar)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2.80 preierred
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
<quar.)__
Co.—
Finance
Aetna
9-30
Alco
'
—
Transport
Shell
••
---
-
Dynamics
Aeroquip Corp. (stock dividend)
Aetna Casualty. & Surety Co; (quar.)
payment at
Banknote (quar.)
Security Storage (Wash.
D. C.)—
(Common payment omitted
at this time.)
-Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.i (quar.) —
"Seven-Up Bottling Co.
(St. Louis) iquur.)_
Shakespeare
Extra
Aero-Flow
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
:
Payable of Rec
10- 1
8-24
17(4c
$50c
50c
15c
25c
(quar.)_:
Acme
Alberta
Columbian
Security
Markets
Acme
Sangamo
Schwitzer
preferred
6%
Inc.,
When
Per
Share
37(4c
of Company
Name
11-
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
4(4%
preceding table.
Admiral
(initial)
.
Stores,
Owl
Reliance
1
10-
give
we
weeks and not yet
—
Products
Rarens-Metal
10-
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
9-25
split)
(quar.)
—
■
Purina Co.
(increased quar.)—i—_
Ralston
Red
1,/c
$l.ib
Co.
Can
C.
n/v^
20c
$1.06/4
Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quincy Market
Quarterly
R.
:
4
(quar.)
Co. of Colorado, com.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred
(quar.)
Purolator Products, Inc.—
Public Service
(3-for-l' stock
Holders
surrender
on
certificates.)
of
$5.25
$31,625
(liquidating)
Properties, Inc., com.
Producing
When
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Per
(quar.)
:
,
10-17
30c.
10-15
9-30
9-30
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1,469
10-15
9-30 >
$1.25
10-15
9-30
—
1
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'6303
Number
198
.
.
.
Bessemer
Lake
&
Bethlehem Steel
Bibb
Bickfords,
Inc.
$3
RR.,
Big
A
Machine
Bird
&
j
&
Blue
Bell,
Blue
Inc.
(H.
(initial
Inc.
1
10-18
1
10-18
2-1-64
1-17
11-
(quar.).
9-23
9-16
1
9-10
2
L
1
87 V2C
10-
12'/2C
10-10
20c
pfd... (quar»)
10-15
9-
4
9-20
10-
1
45c
10-1
9-20
80c
(quar.)
10-2
9-25
of North America—
i62'/2c
shilling
payment of one
tax
income
British
proximately
1
9-
10-
1
9-
1
1
to
10-31
14c
Brach
preferred
30c
J.)
(E.
$68%c
7%c
27MiC
6c
$1.25
(quar.)
Sons .(quar.)._„_
&
Bradley (Milton)
Co., common
15% prior preferred (s-a)
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd
9-20
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
10-
1
9-
6
10-15
10-
4
Brazilian Traction
i-6%
Financial
(s-a)
Bridgeport Hydraulic
G.)
(T.
9-30
7c
10-14
„
Oil
American
payment
income
British
of
6
tax
1
9-13
preferred
)
Class
Class
A
Class
Budget
Co.
serial
6%
Buffalo
/•Agency
Burroughs
(J.
/
Mfg.
4%%
10c
Butler's
9
9-23
9-10
9-30
9-10
95c
17'/2C
|
10-
9-
1
9-30
62'/2c
4
9-13
10-15
9-13
10-
10c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
71/2C
10-31
10-15
5c
9-30
9-16
Co.,
1
10-
1
10-15
10c
10-
13c
(quar.)
10-
10c
(quar.)
10-
10c
.
10-21
25%
1
1
11-25
15c
10-21
35c
10,-21
$221/2 c
10-
1
6
9-11
9-11
9-11
10-
1
9-10
9-30
11-
4
10-21
9-
9
9-27
10c
10-10
9-20
10-18
10-11
9-30
9-20
—
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
45c
$1,121/2
(quar.)
10c
10-
1
28 Va c
10-
1
221/2 c
10-15
(increased)
j.
CMP
Industries
CTS
Corporation
Calgary
5%
preferred
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
40c
10-
1
9-10
10-15
15c
10-18
9-30
$15c
(increased-quar.)—
common
:
10-15
9-16
4%
$2.50
preferred
California
5.25%
California
(quar.)
preferred
Packing
California
Water
&
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
1
9-17
20c
11-15
10-25
1 $1.25
10-10
9-27
26 %c
:
Cement
Portland
10-
Telephone—
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
9- 3
75c
(quar.)
1
63c
pfd.
10-
$$1
6%
Power,
Interstate
1
$$1,121/2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
10-
$$1.25
(quar.)
4%%
California
,
<quar.)__
10-
Telephone—
18c
11-
1
10-
1
preferred
(quarj
30c
11-
1
10-
1
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
31c
11-
1
10-
1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
31 %c
11-
1
10-
1
Common
$1.20
California
Calumet
J
$4.75
Camden
(quar.)
Western
&
Hecla
Inc.,
preferred
Trust
Gas
37'/a c
(quar.)
common
IOC
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)
Co. '(N.
J.)
35c
(quar.)
Campbell Machine Inc.—
•Quarterly
Quarterly,
Quarterly
Campbell
Lake
Red
8c
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-
1
10-30
9-20
9-
6
9-
6
9-13
10-15
8c
Ltd
i__
1-30-64
1-15
8c
Mines
4-30-64
4-15
$10c
10-28 "
9-27
Campbell Taggart Asso. Bakeries—
Increased
Canada
$2.75
pref.
Canada
35c
quarterly
Bread
Co.,
•
$4.25
Canada
A
1
9-18
Foundries,
4
(quar.)
common
$68%c
10-
1
9-20
25c
10-
1
9-13
$1,061/4
(quar.)
$25c
$$1,061/4
1010-
1
1
IO7I5
9-13
9-
6
9-13
35c
11-
1
11-
1
9-23
9-30
9-13
quar.)
Rico)
pfd.
4%
Co.,
Loan
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-12
12-1
11-li
9-30
9-16
10-15
10-25
10-
3
10-25
10-
3
121/zc
—
10-
1
$1.75
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)"
i
& Power (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c conv. preferred
Consolidated Building, Ltd., com.
(initial)
9-13.
10-
preferred
6%
9-10
9-30
9-30
a.7A 5C
9-30
9-10
50c
9-30
9-16
_
9-20
12-10
11-29
common stock
25 shares
9-10
Consolidated
Paper
9-13
Consolidated
Rock
$1.02%
10-
9-13
$1.02 Mi
10-
12-
1
11-19
10-
1
9-13
10-
9-13
$1.20
10-
9-13
10- 1
9-
11-
1
10-
4
11-
1
10-
4
Si.03
11-
1
10-
4
10-
4
10-
1
25c
10-
9- ;6
9-20
10-15
9-30
$4.16
Container
10-
1
9-10
55c
9-30
9-13
Continental
Can
15c
9-30
9-19
Continental
Connector,
25c
9-30
8-26
9-30
8-26
31c
9-30
8-26
8
$1.19
10-1
9-13
68c
10-15
9-30
6Mi%
9-20
Corn
9-20
1
25c
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
1
9-18
Craftsman
1
10-
70c
10-15
7c
9-13
10-
1
9-18
9-30
10-15
o87'/2C
11-
1
10-7
10c
10-
5
9-20
9-30
9-26
621/2
c
25c
9-30
$1.25
11-21
-v
9-30
25c
1
—a—a———^.
10c
9-20
$1.18%
Cable
Stock
Co.
(s-a)
Mfg.,
N.
10-
1
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16 /
2MiC
preferred
convertible
5%%
Co.
Insurance
Life
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-
9-30
9-16
12-16
12-11
111-15
10-
35c
1
11-
Corp.,
Co.
Steel
preferred
1
9-20
10-
1
,9-20
31V4C
9-30
com.
10c
preferred
1
Common
Class
5
9-25
7
50c
I2M2C
11-
7
10-
10-
4
1
9-30
9-13
5c
10-15
9-25
3%,
10-15
9-25
Cutler-Federal,
•
;
v
D.
C.
Daffin
Dalex
Coti
45c
10-
1
9-10
common—I
20c
9-30
9-16
7%
9-30
$1.31M4
—
9-
6f
9-16;
$5c
10-18
10-
3
20c
11-22
11-
l'
20c
9-27
9-12
t
$1,371/2
10-
1
9-17;
25 c
10-
4
9-
5
50c
(stock
4
9-5'
10-
4
9-
50c
12-27
12-
3%
dividend)—_a__
10-
50c
9-30
20c
10-31
t$1.75
—
preference
(quar.)__—
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
5/
5
8-31
10-14
20c
class1 A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-20-
1
—
Transit System,
Corp.
11-15
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
12-16
10-
(quar.)__
preferred
10-10
$2 5c
I
9-16
321/2 c
$2
12-11<
1
$57'/2 c '7
(quar.)____-:——a.
(quar.)
11-
9
9-25
(quar.)
(quar.):—___
(quar.)__—„
9-13
$1,371/2
■,
preferred
$2
1010-
A
12-16
25c
cl. A
America,
of
9-
10-15
International,5 Ltd. (quar.)
5%%
9-16
10-
c
%
Pressj (quar.)——
—
Cunningham Drug Stores,] Inc., com. (quar.)
9-16
10c
———
9-30
15c
6
12 V2C
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
r'M'
9-13
10-31
Crompton Co. (extra)
Crouse Hinds Co.
(quar.)—____—.____a_-:_
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—
9-20
3%
9-18
9-30
Cuneo
20c
9-20
9-20
35c
9-13
9-10
1
1
10-15
11-15
11-15
1
10-
10-
15c
dividend).
(Two shares of the 5% conv. pfd. stcck on
each 100 shares com.
stock outstanding).
.5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Francisco)
10-15
10-
9-16
(stock
com.
Zellerbach
$1.12
9-16
1
121/2
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Crown
1
9-30
9-30
10c
Zellerbach Canada Ltd.,
2
10-25
10-
$12c
$2
10-
1
9-10
1
25%
B
Crucible
10-
$10c
—
convertible preferred (quar.)__—
Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Crush
ill
Y.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crown
9-13
;
20c
12»/2C
common
Crown
45c
dividend
Ltd.
L.),
9-20
12-
■
$1.25
871/2 c
(initial-quar.)
1
1
10-
37MiC
I—
9-16
10-
$1
9-13
V
Co.—
Insurance
Life
9-18
11-15
23c
9-13
1
Co.
2
10-
$1.75
35c
class A
9-30
10-
30c
2
9-14
9-30
10-15
Extra
Crescent
4
10:
10c
(R.
Credit
10-
15c
$$1.08%
dividend
common
o
•
Clark
Crain
9
10-
10-31
10-25
10-5"
18 Ms c
9-16
11-
Citizens
4.
New
9-25
$1.12 1/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.62V2
(initial-quar.)
common
Clgfss
O'Nuts Corp.
Securities Co.,
of Florida (quar.)
(N. Y.), common
(quar.)
Products Corp. (quar.)
Chemical
Cowles
9-
10-18
10c
Couvrette & Provost, Ltd.,
6%
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
41/2% class A preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—3 Vs /o
preferred
(quar.)
————
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
1—_
5%
preferred (quar.)
———
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
Co.
5c!
(quar.) —
Plains,
Country
_
City Investing Co.
5V2% pre£erred
10c
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Set
8
3
1
10-
730c
1
25c
9-
10-15
5c
from net investment income)
Trust (Elmira, N. Y.)—
11-
Co.
(quar.)
(Increased
10-
Crampton
Inc.—
1
(quar.)
Corp.
America
(quar.)
County Trust Co. (White
9-20
V.
9-9
10r
preferred
$1
New
5c
9-13
1
Glass Works, common (quar.)
pfd. (1945 & 1947 series)
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, common
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-13
1
10-
3Mi%
Stock
10-25
1
10-
12M>c
Corning
10-
75c
10-
-10-
93 %c
1 'A %
Clark Publishing, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Products
(quar.l)
9-25
—
$1.37'/2
.;
9-13
class
4.35%
9-30
4
1
:
Co.
.
;:T
10-
10-
preferred (quar.)
A
(quar.)
$3.75
Tire & Rubber, common
4%%
preferred
(initial)
Qfipp
11-20
11-29
10t-31
55c
(Peter) Corporations—
preferred (quar.)
Cooper
9-16
Yards
Casualty Co. of N. Y.—
Class A & class B com. (stock dividend)
Citizens National Bank (Englewood)
(quar.)
Citizens National Bank
(Los Angeles) —
$1
(<|uar.)
Co.,
of
L.)
I
Corp.—
5c
Cooper
9-30
5
(quar.)
common
Motors
Co.
(L.
9-13
Chenango &
City
Controls
1
10-15
11-
a__
dividend
Continental
10-
15c
11-25
(Initial-quar.)
$1.04
17 Vz c
6
6
30C
Baking,
preferred
1
Stock
—,—:—1
Continental Illinois National Bank & Tr.
Cook
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Christiana
7% pfd. (quar.)_
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New (Qrleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred ?quar.>**»M.
—
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
Aviation
Continental
10-14
—
(quar.).
& Engineering
$1.50
Stock
9-
9-
(increased-quar.)
Quarterly
$5.50
1
10- 1
25c
—,
;
6
$1.04
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.25
Chickasha
—__
common
of America—
preferred
4%
10-
Union
10-
Continental
20c
Quarterly.
9-
9-10
10-
Cincinnati
1
Common
$1.12
4%
Pacific RR.
9-13
10-
9-10
10c
Rock Island
Cotton
Oil
9-13
$1.12 '/a
Corp.
56 'Ac
Full
1
preferred
preferred
$5.52
9-13 '
1
1
9-10
——
I
1
10-
,
1
1
10-
8
1
10-
30c
10-
1
10-15
11-
12-
10c
(quar.)
A
10-
1
Calif.)
;
10-
10-
8-26
"
2
t8c
10-
8-26
2
10-
7V2C
10-
9-30
10-
10-25
($1.37 Ma
$1.15
9-30
10-25
A and B (quar.)
Power Co,, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)L_
$1.31%
62 »/2 c
20c
1
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Co.,
Gas
Consumers
9-10
33 %c
6:
9-16
10-
U2c
class
Corp.,
$1.18%
(quar.) —
4
10-
1
20c
preferred
10-5
Chemung Canal
Gas
5% %
25c
8-10
10-
10-15
t50c
:—
convertible
9-18
1
(s-a>
(quar.)
a_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$1.19
1
com.
9-13 /
9-13 :
30c
9-86
9-30
Oil
Acceptance
6%
9-18
10-
9
pur¬
each
(quar.)
A
$1.23
(quar.)
_
Chart-Pak1, Inc. (quar.)—_———*
Chemical Bank New York Trust (quar.)
Chemical
Enterprises
(increased-quar.)
Chicago
Class
Consumers
c
9-
10c
9-30
40c
9-18
10-15
11-15
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
$1
87 Vz
I
30c
57 '/a c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Products (quar.)
Royalty
Consolidated
.
Consumer
1
,
i :
$1.25
9-13
$1.18%
ZV).
•
;
4-15-64
10-
.
3;
1
$1.31%
$5
10-
$1.16
9-
1
10-
30c
4,12%
(A -payment* of one
chase warrant for
9-13 :
I
10-
$15c
,
5%%
25c
$1,121/2
V
!6c
(quar.)
A
Cigar Corp.
(quar.)
Edison Co. of N. Y.—
$1.24
6
9-16
-
8-30
•
10c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Electronics
Industries (quar.)
Consolidated Foods (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil & Gas
(stock dividend)
1
10-15
:
»
33c
Consolidated
10-15
1
10-10
22 Vac
9-10
40c
Channing Financial Corp.—
80c
convertible preferred
Chock
;
9-10
1.
9-30
85c
Light
Consolidated
$1,121/2
10-
UMiC
(Hartford)
9-16
9-30
10-
1
i
Connecticut
_L_i—
(Quarterly
1
9-20»
Inc.—
Street Fund—
Optional cash or stock
Connecticut. General
Life
Papers, $4.50 preferred (quar,) —
Leasing Corp. (stock dividend) ___
Quarterly
10-
1
Congress
9-16
1
10-
30c
preferred
Fund,
9-23
|
10-20
$1,371/2
pfd. (quar.)
Community Research & Development,
9-30
1
10-
.5%
Belt
Chemical
11-
8c
(quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co., 51/2%
__
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(extra)——
V2 %
Chain
City
L——
(quar.)
Edison
dividend
Stock
Quarterly
1
10-
Transport—
Motor
Wisconsin
conv.
6
9-16
1
10-
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co.
Commonwealth
(Puerto
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp., 70c pfd. (quar.)
Chadbourn Gotham Inc.. 5%
pfd. (quar.) —
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
6%
Quarterly
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_
Iron
10-
Ltd.—
Dry
9-18
a———
Common
Chandler
1
common
9-
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.
Public Service—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.—
preferred (quar.)
.•
9-14
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Power,
1
Vermont
Champion
7V2C
•
Corp.
Commonwealth
10-
30c
Quarterly
Central
9-14
20c
Financial
T
9-18
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.).
4.96% preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred A and C (quar.)_
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
Central Valley Nat'l Bank (Oakland,
5.44%
:
I
10-11
$1.05.
$5
4
10-
Co.,
8-30
9-30
1 Mi %
10-25
1
1
Corp.
Telephone
9-20
9-30
25c
Extra
(
Securities
8-30
9-30
20c
(increased
8
4%
Central
11-22
1
9-30
-
40c
11-
Illinois Public Service—• -
4.15%
4.75%
$1,121/2
(quar.)
common
4.64%
8
9-27
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
10-
11-
46c
Light—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4V2%
Central
9-30
25c
j.
common-:
Corp.,
12-
Corp.—
common
Shoe
12-20
$1.12Mi
Quarterly
9-10
Illinois
12-
15c
40c
(quar.)
common
9-10
Central
.»
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
Byer-Rolnik Hat
(quar.)
Byers (A. M.) Co. (increased)
C
9-30
20c
10c
preferred
10-4
17c
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)___
Central Indiana Gas (incr.-quar.)—!_.
Central-Kansas Power,
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Central Maine Power, common
(quar.)_—
3.50%
preferred
(quar.)__4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)__-__.
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)__r
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
Central-Penri National Bank of Philadelphia
Quarterly
—
$26c
Sons
10-15
10- 8
1
(Memphis)—
Guaranty
41/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Commercial Solvents Corp. (quar.)
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
10-23
Quarterly'
Credit Co.,
■?
9-25
11-
12-
10c
9-13
10-
Central
10-15
9-15
25 c
•9-30
10-
9-30
(quar.)
&
Title
10-
9-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Butler
9-16
1
10-10
(quar.)
Commercial
1
10-18
10-
60c
(quar.)
9+30
$1.25
9-15
A
10-15
$1.18%
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
P.)
Mills,
4Ms%
Commerce
9-21
House
10-
11-
9
1
Inc.
class
Paper.,
11-15
$1.08%
1
_
Corp.
1
Locks
9 >
9-
10-
;
4c
.
$1.12 V2
1
(quar.)
Burroughs
Clearing
4.35%
10-15
,•
Co.
Forge
Commerce
Hudson Gas & Electric—
Central
10-
$$1.19
(quar.)
Plan, common
Combined
9-16
>7-
—_—
10-
10c
preferred
Quarterly
$$1.13
Building Products,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Burns
(W. J.)
International Detective
Burrus
1
10c
dividend
9-30
1
Commercial Trust Co.
••
$$1.44
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
8
$$1.28%
(quar. 1
Bucyrus-Erie
1
10-
9-
9-30
$1.33%
___a
2 Vise
Inc.- (quar.)
(Elizabeth, N. JU—
Central
6
10-
5c
B
11-
..
_____
11-29
(initial)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Browning-Ferris Machinery
150c
17 Vzc
...
Increased-quarterly
v
Electric—
Ohio
Southern
&
Columous
XxXXlc,
10-17
(quar.).-
Distillers
9-16
UOc
10-17
Quarterly
Brown-Forman
9-13
1
t
>
9-18
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred (quar.).
5%
10-15
f
3
9-
2
9-30
68-lie
10-
t7.y2c
1
1
9-
Ltd.—
Mfg.
A.)
9-30
10-
c'
62'/a
5'/2%
9-13
9-30
7 >/2C
Iron Corp—
Quarterly
1
B
(W.
9-16
5c
12-15
10-
1
10-
10c
Engineering
9-30
10-31
,
9-13
1
10-
$1.50
V
series A preferred (quar.)
series B preferred (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—
$1.12 Mi
11-
10-15
10-
t$1.50
Broughton's Farm Dairy, class A
Brown
9-30
Fuel &
120c
:K-%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
__
4%% preferred
(quar.)—;
__:
4.96%
preferred (quar.)—r.
1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas,' com. (quar.)
4.10%
preferred A
(quar.)
4.10% preferred B (quar.)_4.75%
preferred C
(quar.)
__
4.80%
preferred D
(quar.)
__■[
(quar.)
Brown
10-15
15c
$$1.57
pfd.
Colorado
,
1
10-
5C
$1.60
t$1.10 .: 11-
$3.80
9-10
4%%
——,
common
Canada
Bond
4.16%
10-
&
Products
9-23 f
«
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
193%c
Service,
Charge
9-13
(quar.)
pfd.
$6
Stone
Inc.
10-
25c
Central Home Trust
Sand
115c
2a
»quar.)
of America /—
4% %
preferred (quar.)
—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Central Aquirre Sugar (increased quar.>____
Central
Inc.,
Industries.
Colonial
Color-Craft
Corp.
9-25
6
9-30
I—1 O
5c
9-18
15c
9-16
t60c
preferred
(quar.)
Brodie
(Ralph N.) Co. (quar.)
>
9
Shares
115c
9-6
t25c
1'5%
Brooke
9-
Energy
&
9-18
Pirie Scott & Co.—
Celanese
9-16
30c
1
s-a) —
——
(quar.)" -2
Stock
dividend
Ceco
Steel Products Corp.
1
5%
----7—-i.——-
Stores
9-16
10-
87MiC
10-
135c
preferred (quar.)
Carter (J. W. Company (quar.)
Casavant Freres participating class A__
Cassiar Asbestos Corp., Ltd (quar.)
Cato
1
income)
(From
(from net invest¬
Corp.
10-
(Roanoke)
National Bank
Growth
9-25f '
9-13
9-30
c
$14.95
15c
4%%
9-30
93%c
7 4.75%
Co.,
9-13
■
9-30
6d
Brockton Taunton Gas,
General
&
25c
Quarterly
—
income)
10-15
25c
preferred (quar:)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5.15%
preferred
(quar.)
Broad
9-13
11-14
33c
6*4%
Brockway Glass
4
9-19
Co. Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Street Investing Corp.
9-30
10-1
9-17
1
671/2
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colonial American
9-30
9-17
1
10-
(quar.)
■
preferred A (initial)
Clinchfield & Ohio Railway—
(Guaranteed)
(quar.)
Carolina Freight Carriers (initial) a—
Carolina Power & Light, common
$4.20
preferred (quar.)_—
$5 preferred (quar.)
_a_—.4— -a.
Carreras, Ltd., class B ordinary
(final pay¬
ment of 10%
less British income tax of
$25c
(increased-quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
4%%: preferred
(quar.)
9-13
9-13
Carolina,
ment
Y.
(quar.)
International
Corp.
9-30
175c
Photo,
Carhart
N.
of
9-30
(s-a)
9-12
:
Telephone
Columbia
Common
10-
(interim) (a
of
British
free
Coca-Cola
9-13
1
10-
(s-a>
10c
Investments
Records (resumed)
50c
pence
8-30
—
pfd.
6%'
18c
(quar.)
Co.
Estates
9-
___
Registered and Bearer shares
1
(quar.)
Co., Inc.,
137 Vbc
;__
Shoe
9-30
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.—
Tobacco
10-
9-30
10-
60c
Company
—
Capital
Capitol
9-30
Ltd.
Co.
Boitling
Coca-Cola
Colonial
(quar.)
44c
Ltd
Coca-Cola
8-30
Ice
12 %c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers,- 3%% preferred (quar.)British
9-27
10-15
Brillo
British-American
10-25
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
8-30
1
150c
9-20
$$1.50
—
i—
*
Breskin Publications (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas,
common
(quar.)
U.5.28%
preferred
(quar.)—-
Bright
1
Light & Power—
(quar.ji.___
preference
Brentwood
10-
9-14
:j:20c
(annual)-^
Brandywine Raceway, Assn.
1
10-
1
Machine Co. Ltd.-—
I
Class
A
(quar.)_;
_
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
—___
Carson
Paper Co.—
preference
(quar.)
Bowl-Motor,
10-
Credit
Colonial
—
Canadian
Carriers
ap¬
Bowaters Mersey
•'5%%
Coburn
38%%)
share
per
equal
10-
t68%c
preferred
(quar. )i
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Bowater Paper, Ltd.—
v< tAmerican
deposit receipts
5%
9-20
17V2c
(quar.)
Cannon
,
10-15
:f45c
preierred
(quar.)
3%
2nd prpierred
(quar.)
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian General Investments—
preferred
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
.
6
9-
9-16
9-30
10c
& Co.—
Peabody
preierred
preferred
4%
9-2
1st
6%
Capital
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
tax
Stores
Co.
10-
(interim
income
less British
Yard
Foou
(s-a)
Products Ltd.—
Canadian
10-21
Cluett
9-13
1
Ltd.—
9-16
10c
6
1
10-
UOc
(quar.)
9-20
30c
3-
10-
125c
1
5%
4-1-64
i
1
10-
$1.12 Vz
i
(quar.)
Trencher
143%c
1
——
Cleveland
(quar.)
Ltd., common
10-
a_a__
.
(quar.)
dividend).
Amer. dep. rets,
,
Stock
Canadian
7Mi %
Club
uo.
10-
9-20
$4.50
6
190c
(quar.)—
$1.12 Vi
iquar.)_
1
6
3-
t66'/4C
Hydrocarbons
(increased
Canadian Industries Ltd., common
10-
10-
Corp.
preierred
Increased
(stock
Insurance
less
%4c
11-
9-
t50c
_
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Chemical Co., Ltd.
Canadian Collieries Resources
5%
preferred
1
$i
—
(quar.).
Bostitch, Inc., class A (quar.)—.
Interim
t.4c
Lelanese
preferred
Illuminating—
Electric
155c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.37%
Corp.,. 3 % %
Bowater
9-20
11-19
371/2 C
preferred
38%%)
Bourbon
9-30
11-30
quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Food
9-16
t4c
Louis)
(St.
4%%
Corp.
of
Borg-Warner
1
co.—
(Holdings)
payment
10-
..
Co.,
C.)
Borax
Boston
9-12
10-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
t$1.10
Ltd.,
pre.erred
preferred
9-12
:
40c
—
Cascade
Borman
1
9-16
j.
preferred
of
Canauian
1
10-
1
•
.
Fisheries
.
9-12
10-
27 Mic
Bank
Book-of-therMonth
;
10-1
10-
.
:
:
National
Booth
<
$2.65
$1.06 Mi
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
Raceway,
X Quarterly
Bobbs-Merrill
Boise
9-27
$1.40
:
Quarterly
5%%
10-10
10c
iquar.)
Quarterly
Boatmen's
r
$2.^.0
25c
;
.
Laughlin
Bohack
9-17
Name
Cleveland
6
112 V2C
(quar.)
L_
4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Canaua Steamsaip Lines
(s-a)
Canadian Breweries,
Ltd., common (quar.)
9-17
9-
4-1-64
mortgage
rtrniaatflt
10-15
1
+75c
+I2V2C
suieway,
10-15
|
1
(s-a)
and B
Participating
Canada
Oauaua
I'/o
(quar..)a':
Bonnet
>
9-18
1
Valley Gas & Electric—
Bliss
:
10-
class A
(S-U)
li
anu
A
10-
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Hoc
Participating
Class
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5.60%
41/4%
10-10
Ltd.,
Packers,
Canada
9-20
10-31
10-18
tlOc
;
dividend
Blackstone
1
11-29
$25c
(quar.)
Inc.—:
Son,
Stock
A
(quar.)____J
Bird
V
a
10-
32c
20c
common
(quar.)
Mfg.
9-20
4%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
class
Ltd.,
Hats,
Class
1
25c
Water
Stores,
Bear
Biltmore
Binks
Saco
&
9-13
9-6
10-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Bicor Automation Industries
Biddeford
1
10-1
$1.75
i
(quar.)
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
75c
pfd. (s-a)
preierred (quar.)
7%
Corp.,
Manufacturing
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
■rtMsSWV .if r
9
(1237)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Share
Name of Company
s
10-
4
9-16
I
'J
.
A
'-■<
A
•v
Vjf'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
When
Per
,
Mills, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
.
—
Dana
Corp.,
3% %
preferred A. _iquar. i —
David & Frere, class A (quur.)
.
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Dayco Corp., $2 class A
iquar.)___
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
common
ts-a)__
8%
preferred (quar.)
-De.Beers' Consolidated Mines deferred bearer
shares (interim payment of Rand 0.50 per
share less South African non-resident tax
River
10-
per share)
shares
American
&
f 75c
9-30
50c
&
$1 1
11-14
preferred
preferred
11-14
10-
1
1
10-15
y-30
y-io
dividend
Stock
10-
55C
Inc.
Foods
Deltown
Chemical
Detroit
Aluminum
bank
Co.
Tunnel
Detroit & Canada
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
International
9-30
9-10
$1.05
9-o0
9-10
9-30
Sons
&
Bros.
1
10-
10-
1
10-
2
9-14
10-31
10-18
t50c
,
9-16
15c
9-30
25c
9-30
9-13
55c
(quar.;___
(increased)(Mich.) (quar.;_
9-30
9-
•
6
25c
10-28
10-18
10-15
9-26
9-23
9-30
Financial
25c
< quar.)_
9-30
:5c
10-15
15c
11-15
10-18
Stock
j5c
!
10-25
I y-20
f2c
10-25
9-20
10-15
9-30
Firestone
______
in
$1
1-15-64
10-1
12-31
vertible
4-15-64
4-
1
Photo
Diversa,
Inc.,
$1.25
tax).
income
British
District
preierred
B
&
5%
income)
Quarterly
7(7
Ltd.,
Glass,
preferred
$1
9-27
9-27
Flour
4171'2
_1
Chemicals
iquar.)
Power
Co., 7%
Dunham-Bush
(stock
Duhhill
Dunkirk
(N.
Trust
Duplan
(E.
I.)
de
$4.50
preferred
S3.50
preferred
Duquesne
Light
3.75%
Bakeries,
$3.00
Economy
Ma%h
Eddy
Class
Edison
B
____
pfd.
(quar.)
._
Trust,
Elrhr
Mtc.
iClectro
Class
A
6k
Elk^
of
10-
9-26
9-
9
1
9-3
10-1
9-13
10-15
9-30
?$l
10-15
9-30
4S1.50
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-
I
$1.12 Va
55c
6
Corp.
8-30
1
10-15
9-16
8-30
4
SI
10-15
10-
4
9-
9
10-
7'ac
1
iquar.>
137>'2C
9-30
9-14
10c
10-15
9-30
10c
—
10-15
9-30
10-
9-16
Sl.Ofi'4
1
_
4 22 Vac
10-25
10-
1
8c
(quar.)
9-30
9-
2
4c
10-15
20c
^
10-15
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
Abrasives
&
1
10-
preferred
<quar.)_!
1
10-
10-15
England, cl. A (quar.)
Co.
10-
11-
10-
1
"'9-16
10-
1
9-20
9-30
iquar,)
12 VaC
Empire
Trust
Enamel
&
11-15
15c
f
Co.
(N.
Heating
Y.
)
10-
10-15
1
Class
(quar.)
Products, class A (quar.)
Beneficial
Fresnillo
Class
Class
A
A
t
payment
is
for
4'%
preferred
Fuller
(George
Aug.-Sept.
period)
9-23
Goodjear
Tire & Rubber
1
9-23
Futsteraian
10-
1
8-26
9-30
8-23
10-22
9-20
20c
9-30
9-16
—
10-
1
Drug
Britain
12-
2
11-22
Great
Lakes
9-16
Great
Southern Life
9-30
9-13
9-30
8-30
10-15
9-30
10-
1
10-28
9-14)
9-30
9-30
11-19
9-30
10-15
10-
8
10-21
10-
4
9-16
10-18
10-
4
11-29
Gaiirett
Preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
New
9-15
Gas
Gate
City
Steel
(quar.)
com.
American
General
Common
$4.50
Investors
iquar.)_!
preferred
General
General
Automotive
Parts
General
Bancshares
Corp.
(quar.)
General
Box
Co.
Geiieral
Cable
(quar.)
Brewing
General
4%
1st
(quar. 1
Corp.,
conv.
General
Electric
Stock
Co.
Corp.—
series
A
;—
$5
S4.75
Precision
Shale
General
Signal
General
Steel
5%
1
9-13
9-
9-30
6
9-16
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
G
25c
50c
$1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
27Vac
10-
1
9-16
10-25
9-17
1
9-19
,
9-30"
1
,9-10
9-10
10-
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-27
5
9-20
20c
10-
30c
10-1
25c
(quar.;
9-30
■
6
8-31
9-30
9-24
6
9-12
9-30
fl5c
$15c
9-16
2
9-10
,10- 3
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-6
,
9-6.
9-13
.10-
19 V2c
10-
1
9-18
37 Vac
10-
1
9-18
1
8-30
—
c
,10-
1
56 V»c
10-
1
114c
,..10-
1
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-18
32
20c
3 7 Vac
10c
v
8-30
,
8-30
r:
9-16
9-30
—.
(initial quar.)
12
4
9-20
10-31
10-15
11-
5c
1212 c
10-15
10-
1
2-21
12-16
11-29
10-
1
9-15
$1.29
(quar.)__
3-16-64
$1.16
pfd.
$1.25
$1.25
$5
(stock
10-
1
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
9-13
10-15
9-30
9-18
5%
dividend)
< s-a»
150c
—
'
15c-
(quar.i_„:
115c
10-
9-15
1
122 V3 c
10-
1
IIV4C
Inc.
Cosco.
Hamilton
Mfg.
9-
9
9-i8
9-18
9-20
10-15
1
9-
9
1$1.25
11-15
11-
5
25c
9-30
15c
(quar.)—„—
preferred
Ltd., 5%
Cotton,
iquar.)
iquar.)
10-
9-20
Paper—
4Va%
4V4%.
$1.12 Va
$1.06»/4
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
10-31
10-15
17c
20c
10-
1
Class ,aB
5%'
common
-
10-
1
9-20
Insurance
Hanover
Y.;
55c
iquar.i.
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preference
(quar.)
5%%
Harnischefeger Corp..
common
6% conv. preferred (quar.)—.-.
iH.
Co. >iquar.)_
Savings
Bank
M.)
Trust
&
i
1
1
9-16
10-
1
(stock
L5c
$1.50
V. 10-15
1
1
9-25
10-
50c
10-
9-
1
1
3.
(Conn.)
.".
(quar.)
10-
L
Bank & Trust Co.
Aluminum/ class A com.
.
9-16 '■
1
11-
10-28
2%
Hartford National
Inc.
10-
')
'0
Co.—
dividend
Quarterly
35c
'
3
9-30
—
1V2%
:^
9-18
10-
10-15
10c
dividendi_.
Insurance
n
9-16
10-
50c
Stores
*
iJ
7
10-
(quar.)—_
(Chicago)
10-
18c
_____—
:
9-16
10-21
>
Fire
Harzfields",
9-20
1$0.3594
(quar.)
Corp.
Hartford
Stock
1
9-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
Harsco
10-
10c
—
preferred
Carpets
9-20
10-
$1.50
iquar.)
■
9-23
25C
iN.
Winkle-Munning Co.
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Hanson-Van
'J
,
9-20
1
6^3C
iquar.)
Shoe
1
9-30
10-
SI.25
preferred iquar.)—__—
Equities, class A 1 monthly)
Hanover
T
9-20
20c
—
Harvey
25c
9-
10-1
II-
quar.)__
RR.,
Mfg.
Hartfield
(quar.)_
9-20
,
9-20
1
22c
Lighting
Hamilton
Harper
Equipment—
iquar.)
9
•9-30
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.;)—._—_
preferred iquar.)—
1st
Harris
Sl.lSVl
9-
10-15
f62 V2c
(quar.)
Brass,
.5%
6%
$1.25
iquar.)
Corp.
Hahn
Harding
11-
$1.25
93a4C
Industries
A
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
Handleman Co.
(initial)
Hanes
(Fv H.)
Knitting Co., common-
1
t
Ordinary
(quar.)
;
9-10
.
10-
55c
-
,
(Houston)—
Hammermill
10-
5c
Products
1
10-1
20c
9-13
Corp.—
preferred
General
8-30
10-
50c
preferred.,, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
9-14
10-
—10%
pfd.
10-
.
(quar.)
dividend
9-10
t20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mining
Hanover
,
(quar.)____
Ltd.
Co.
.
1
(quar..)_„.
Finance
preterred
Electric
!
common..
preferred
Contract
_
1
9-30
12c
10c
2c
1
/
9-10
10c
iquar.)__
10-
10-
Corp.
preferred (quar.i
Industries
Gustin-Bacon
10c
$1.12Va
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
:
(Texas)
Oil
9-23
25c
pfd.
Western
&
Gunnar
Co.—
(quar.)
American
10-10
10-15
Co.-—
Power
9-13
10-
35c
425c
10-31
Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred
5.16%
Halo
preferred B"(qu'ar.>——
Geco Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
150c
56 V4C
common
(initial
Ohio
&
9-13
Omaha)—
1
7%
9-10
$1.75
Gas.
Insurance
Mobile
1
9-30
6
9-30
(quar.;_
Co.,
Gas
9-30
9-13
Y.)
Investment
Dunlap (quar.)
Wine Co.. Ltd.. cl. A
Gulf Life
9-30
8
9-
&
Growers
$5
9-13
9-19
11-
'
20c
Company,/ common
preferred
(quar.)_
Equipment (Del.)—
5-29
Gulf
:
11-15
1
10-
93V4C
—
conv.
Grosset
9-16
2
9-30
(quar.)„_
Insurance
Power
common
5%
Gulf
6
10-17
11-15
Griesedieck
10-
9-
1
1;
10-1
$1.50
30c
common—_____j
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—^
Greyhound Corporation, common -—;
4Va%
preferred (quar.)______
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.—
11-15
9-30
12-
15c
(quar.)
Mountain
Green
1
10-10
10-
13c
(increased)
Voting trust certificates (increased)
9-30
50c
15c
25c
-
Freightiines (quar.)
Light
(Columbus.
Ga.)(
—
9-20
10-10
.11-
(Canadai-—
Producers,
Winnipeg
4.64%
Garrett
4
Sugar, common
Western
Greater
2
10-
3
3
,
:—
Western
Great
9-30
45c
99-
10-
Stores. Ltd., Ordinary and
class A Ordinary (final paym'ent of 23V2%
less British income tax of 3 8 3"4% )
11-
$1.50
1
1
10-11
Universal
2-28
1
1010-
13c
Co.—
Towing
,
1
55c
Quarterly
Great
12-
10-
10-15
25c
—
(quar,)
Canada
9-23
9-20
U 9-13
75c
<1—
common
1
Great
1
IOC
quar.)__
iquar.)_
&
9-16 i
9-13
1
10-
50c
preferred (initial quar,
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lakes Power
Ltd", (quar.)
5%
Great
10-
iSan Francisco)
American
Great
9-13
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scores
(quar.)—
Insurance <N.
Gray
Great
9-13
Gulf
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
9-16
9-20
11-15 .:
i$i
Co.
10-
5c
Gannett Company, Inc., class B pfd.
Garfinkel
tJulius 1
& Co.
(quar.)_
T;
(W
334%
9-13
9-30 v
20c
3
12-20
.
11-29
30c
-
9-13
9-
.
1-1-64
$1.50
—
preferred iquar.;
_____
Union Co..4V?%
preferred iquar.)__
1
Corp.—
Monthly
General
16%c
4%
Grand
1
9-16
1
(quar.)
9-30
30c.
$1
45c
(quar.)
Co.
Common
10-
9-20
1
10-
15c
5%
F.)
10-
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)______
A.)
Motors
415c
the
1
1
10-
$1.15
dividend
Griggs
$3.75
8-26
Mfg., common (quar.)_!
preferred
A
(initial)
(this
10-
10-
12-20
415c
415c 3- 20-64
415c 6- -19-64
4——
General
1
(quar.)
(B.
$0,767
10c
.
15c
1
——
common
9-30
10-
Electric
2
Telegraph
Stock
1
1
——
(quar.)
National Bank
Goodrich
5
10-
——_
9-23
10-
$1.15
5c
(increased
9-20
10-
1
Bank—
(quar.)
Systems
1
10-
9-13
10-
—
(NY)
Co.
1
25c
10c
9-13
1
$1.24
.
1
10-
12^ac
(quar.)
10-
6
10-15
6
10-
5c
—
10-
12-
10-31
9-
$1.23
Bros,
Gate
Greenwich
■
(quar.)j
Corp.,
10-31
,
Golden
'
(quar.)_
Class
9-20
25c
Goldblatt
12-16
10-15
_________u__—
Insurance
Stock
&
Gold
9-17
9-16
1
9-13
10-31
$1.25
iquar.i
Company
11-25
17}2c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
8
$1.12 Va
Ltd.
A
10-
(quar.)
Convertible
—
Shares.
quarterly
Corp.
Falls
Glens
1
9-12
1
$1.12 Va
———
Axaen
10-1
$0,041
30c
20c
430c
/;
—_
.(quar.)—
Restaurants
Extra
Glen
12-16
10-
1
10-
40c
(quar.)
Exchange
Corn
Trust
Security
9-30
9-16
10-
common
10-
2c
Frito-Lay, Inc.'(increased quar. )
Frbst (Charles E.) & Co.—
5%
preferred
Emco,
Company
Frisch's
Girard
Envelopes
I
Corp.
$4.50
Emerson
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cards (quar.)„
Corporation (quar.)—
Globe
10-15
9-16
1
15c
Greeting
Globe
9-20
9-20
1
10-
17 Vac!:
$6 voting pfd. (quar.)
Cement Co. iquar.)_____—
Portland
9-20
11-22
1
10-
7 V2c
Corporation.
1
56Vic
Ordinary
Corp.I
1
9-30
10-
7yac
Quarterly
6
12-13
1
15c
9-
25c
16c
$1.50
(quar.)
—__a
common
common;
9-20
9-20
10-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
$4.60
preferred 1962 series (quar.)
Georgia Shoe Mfg. .(quar.) _________________
9-16
7
9-20
9-30
$4.96
.
10-
9-14
9-18
9-30
20c
$4.60
9-12
14c
receipts
deposit
Mills,
$1.18
9-16
1
South
American
8-26
common
9-20
9-30
payment of Rand 0.60 per share
African
non-resident
tax
of
(Interim
less
Foam
1
(quar.)
9-30
$4,92
Great
Mines
Geduld
General
10-
Gas,
9-16
10-
28c
10c
1——-—
General
81.03
Natural
interest
9-16
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
common
Corporation
(quar.)
Frantz Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Fraser Cos.,
Ltd. _ti
9-30
preferred
Paso
1
9-13
1
10-9
$1.37 Va
:
preferred (quar.)
Power Co., $5 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Georgia
3
Grant
Frani
10-18
$4.12
El
9-
10-
$1.183/4
2:
1
412 Vac
9-23
Inc.,
Inc.,
10-10
$1.25
(quar.;__
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
9-10 ;
1
11-
6V4C
pfd.
(quar.;__
Parts
18c
—
A
11-
9-30
9-16
1
10-1
Founders Mutual Fund—
75c
(s-a>
Electric—
$4.72
Inc.,
SI.I6V2
25c
RR.
10-31
10-15
5c.
Coal
Williamsport
9-27
10-
B
10-
55c
$1.12 Va
5V>%
12VaC
$1.25
iquar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
National
General
common
Genesco,
—
9-12
Corp—
(quar.)__
;
Communications,
9-27
Class
Genuine
10-
(quar.)—
Bank (Texas)
"42"
Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
Founders Mutual Depositor Corp.—
General
Corp.—
15c
&
Paso
3
25c
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Elmira
El
3
9-
(quar. )__>_
common
New
Nut
preferred
Horn
9-
10-
9-30
Quarterly
Electronic
10-
47c
Ltd. .(quar.___
Refractories
Electrolier
3
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)__:
Co.
Electric
Stop
3
9-
90c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
common
3
9-
10-
15c
Corporation
(initial-quar.)
Ed\Vards Engineering Corp.—.
New
9-
10-
—
(quar.)______
Edo
Elastic
10-
6c
is-a)
(quar.—.1
Stores, 4'/4%
Sault
3
415c
Gas
Bros
Edison
9-
15c
Co.,
Edacomb Steel
10-
10-
Genung's,
10-25
3
9-30
9-20
11-19
9-
52V2C
(quar.)
Laboratory,
Baler
10-10
10-
10c
4!/2%
Co.,
convertible
$4
10-10
9-13
9-20
,
50c
25c
$1.25
preferred
Worth
Fruehauf
:
Investment
Economics
9-12
10-25
35c
preferred
Fuel,
preferred
Express
Economic
9-20
10-25
—
common
Kodak
Eastman
Eazor
1
9-30
32c
(quar.)
:
Natural
&
10-
$2
52V2C
.
(quar.)
participating
Participating
Gas
9-16
9-13
517aC
__.u
(quar.)____
4%
Eastern
1
51V4 c
(quar.)—
Corporation
Tennessee
10-15
10-
46 V«c
1
50c
(quar.)--
Eastern
10-31
10-7
87 Vac
preferred
preferred
East
8-26
1
25c
(quar.)______
common
4.20%
Inc.-
9-26
10-
$l.i2ya
(quar.)
10-15
Glidden
iquar.)—_
9-10
(quar.)__:
voting preferred
10-
Y.)
1
iquar.i
voting preferred iquar.)
Brewing, class A (quar.)
$6
10-31
30c
(N.
9-14
10-
Genesee
9-4
iquar.;
1
1
23c
iquar.i.
Waterworks Corp.—
10-21
(quar.)——'V 22 Vac
$4.20 preferred
iquar.)
$1.05
Foote Cone
<fc
Belding
(initial)
—15c
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)—.—____
75c
Class
B ,(quar.)—_______,
35c
Foremost Dairies, common
(quar.)
10c
4'Va%
6
9-16
America—
of
Stores,
Free,State
(quar.)___
E.C.P.I.,
10-10
12V2C
(quar.l-i
Co.,
preferred
Co.
9-14
2%'
V
'__
1
10-
5%
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Pen
9-22
11-22
U5c
.'___
dividend)
4.10%
Duval
1
12-10
12-
1
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)__
Corp.
Telephone,
Fair
Food
Fort
1
(quar.
'.4115%
Duro
10-
10c
6
Nemours Co.—
preierred
2(10%
9-30
50c
______
(quar.)!_.._
Corporation
Pont
4'%
Y.)
9-17
9-30
9-
15c
(stock
1
1
1
$1.75
dividend)
Co.: (quar.)
International, Inc.
10-
10-
a.
Duffy-Mott'
9-30
75c
preferred (quar.)——___
& Drug Research Laboratories, Inc.—
Fair Properties, 6%
preferred (quar.)_
Food
10-
Steel
Mills
Food
1
1
9-
40c
.(quar.)
__
preferred
3
10-
80c
1-2-64
50c
convertible
5%
11-
1
1
10-30
$3
_____
Quarterly:
1
40c
Ltd.
(USA)
(quar.)l
—
Drummond 'Welding, & Steel .Works/ Ltd.—
Duke
10-
10-31
J371-2C
(quar.)
4%
1
12-
10-
3%
DreWrys,
Di'Bois
11-
tl5c
;—_
.
(increased)
preferred
i
Corporation,
—
____
(quar.)
:
Corporation
Draper
DraVo
10-15
c
9-13
9-13
10-
10-
•"
preierred
$5
10-
(quar.)
convertible
$1.12
Florida
1
10-
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Florida
'S.—
Rockaway RR.
(s-a)
Ltd. (quar.)_
&
434%
9-10
t25c
Chemical
10-10
General
Increased
(quar.)—
Company,
5%
preferred
Public Utilities Co., common
Florida
9-13
J.)—
Trust
&
Fleming
1
9-16
9-30
9-13
9-13
.
25 Vac
(quar.)
Corp.
Time
9-30
1
9-13
10-10
10-15
Inc.
Moore,
preferred
$4.50
1
Y.)
1
Southwest—
the
of
Co.
General Tire & Rubber,
11-
9-16
10-
1
(quar.)
,
Industries (stock dividend)—'—1
Ltd.
(quar.)—.—
-----
Brewery,
General
Gilfillan
$5 pfd. (quar.)
Fischer & Porter Co., 5% preferred
1
S15C
&
Foods,
Fisher
11-
Industries,
Dover
9-23
10-
(Philadelphia)
(quar.)
Trenton National Bank
10-
420c
Dow
10-11
10-21
(quar.)
10-
52c
5.10%
1
First
$40c
(quar.)
DoW
1
Inc.
37 VaC
$2.20
11-
N.
1
4.60%
Gibson
(quar.;
10-
—
9-30
Telephone
General
Geotechnical
—
9-13
5
31V4C
(quar.)'
10-15
9
10- 1
feOc
preferred (quai1.)_:
—
preferred
(quar.)——_—
preferred (quar.)
General Telepnone Co. of Wisconsin—
a-
9-16
of Pennsylvania—
Co.
preterred
10-31
y-jO
9-
1
.33*40
(quar.)——_____—:
Telephone
$2.10
Gera
Banking
Pennsylvania
J37Vbc
_r__—_
(auar.
11-
$15c
—
1
10-15
7c
preference
Doughboy
Dover
9-30
9-30
24c
(quar.)
common
Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
Dominion
Stores
11-15
10-
f 25c
Ltd. (quar.)
Investments
—
(monthly)
Dominion Fabrics,
com.
(quar.)
2nd pref. (quar.)
:
Dominion Foundries & Steel Co., Ltd
Co.,
A
Dominion
City
National
Dreferred
$1.25
General
Giant
<N.
Bank
National
2
9-25
:
9-25
15c
First
Fishback
$42!'2C
U-2J
9-13
River,
(Toms
First
First
9-30
10-31
1
10-
preferred
10-11
50c
z.
9-20
10-15
12-
SI.25
—
Bank
National
Quarterly'
9-24;
9-30'
Insurance—
■—
Corset
1
a-14
9-27
9-30
First
9-30
i
9-20
4
10-15
9-9
(quar.)
—______
$1.35 preierred
iquar.)
General Telephone Co; of Missouri—:
6%
preferred A. (quar.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
7
10-
34 %c
General
1
Oregon
of
preierred <quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
5Va%
9-20
1
10-15
Equity
Class
Bank
594taC
9-10
$2.40
10-25
62 Vac
—
1
10-25
10-
10-25.
10-
6C
12c
11-15
10-
National
30C
25c
10-15
National Bank of San Diego-
17'jC
(quar.)
10-25
10-
First
9-16
10-25
11-15
1
10-15
75c
Inc
5 8-31
32 Vac
4c
55c
Bancorporation,
First
10-
8-00
11-15
40c
—
—
___
Oklahoma
8-22
9-24
—i.—30c
Quarterly
First
Fort
8-22
1
11-15
9-16
iU-iD
12VaC
(Jersey City)
9-17
;
(quar.)
General
Dominion
First
of
Bank
13V4C
—
Quarterly-' :
Dominion
of
Bank
National
9-20
—
Canada
of
1
9.-20
Investment! Corp.—
Anglo
Dallas (quar.)
Worth (quar.)
(quar.)—
National Bank of Maryland iquar.;—_
National Bank of Mount Vernon (N. Y.)
Bank
National
1
—.—
preferred
Dominion
8-28
10-
(quar.)
Chicago
Bank of
I
10-
11-15
______
1
10-15
85c
40c
)34c
(quar.)
(Boston;
9-30
10-
18aiC
—
Fund
Dominion
1
from capital gains
(quar.)
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible
(quar.
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd.
Dominick
10-
iquar.)
15c
—
net investment
from
2>/4C
10-15
5c
31V4C
i accum,)
Dinettes
Dixie
10-28
y2%
s
.
—_.
pfd.
(accum.)
conv.
Bank
National
First
First
less
Atlanta
of
Bank
National
(quar.)—__
_!
Corp.
National
First
First
-——
(initial)
SI.25
Divfersey Corp. (quar.)
Dividend Shares, Inc. illc
and
(final
Ordinary
Ltd.,
Co..
National
First
(see Walt
Productions)
Distillers
Geneva
First
value stock—
Disney
preferred 80c par
cvvak) Productions,
First
1
10-
32Vac
25c
;2%
11c
35c
40c
—
—
I. C. Co.
B.
8-30
10-
6c
iquar.;
______
S.
Connecticut
First
10-15
dividend
Dishey
dividend
Stock
cou-
Rubber
&
First
preferred 80c par value stock—
(one-for-100)
in Si con-
vertible
Tire
10-
33c
.—
25c
(quar.)
8-22
31V4C
(quar.)
preferred (qaar.)-L—
i.:
preferred (quar.>_
—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)________
$1
preierred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2,375 preferred. (qUar,)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.5J preierred C (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Iowa —
9-30
75c
Corp. of Santa Barbara (quar.)—
Fireman's
Fund
Insurance Co.
iquar.)
1
62 V2C
Common
10-
(quar.I2V2C
—
:/ 20%
4c
Corp. of America
dividend
Financial
10-
$1.25
65c
—
8-22
66c
4%
Pennsylvania
of
Co.
1
.
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.—
(From investment income i___
Finance
1
54 ^2C
1
32VaC
25c
——____
30c
iquar.i
dividend
Stock
dividend
1
(quar.)
(quar.;
Co. of Florida—
10-10
$1.25
Stock
6
9-18
10-
*$1.37 Vay
Feaerated
Department Stores
(quar.)
Fibre Board Paper Products (quar.)—
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust C<j). (Pa.)—
Quarterly
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.)—
9
9-
20c
8-22
1010-
53 VeC
(quar.)
(quar.;—;
10-
loc
(quar.;_
common
(quar.;_
iquar,.)
preterred
5%
9-13
llTVaC
Finance,
preferred
9-
11-22
2
10-
30c
_____________
—.—
9-30
10-
30c
(montnly;
Assn.
Mortgage
services
5 Va %
preferred 80c par value stock —
(one-for-100)
in $1 con-
vertible
Stock
National
(quar.)
Corporation
Monthly
Federal
1
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
Stock
dividend
(one-for-100)
du
Fawick
9-16
9-10
•
S.)
(J.
Corp.
Federal
9-10
9-30
9-^0
Associate,
9-13
11-29
35c
8c
27Vic
3oc
$7.50
10c
'
,
:
:
Circle
Finance
1
''
25c
Inc., cl. A (quar.)
(increased-ouar.) — __
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
(quar.)
;
Farmers <& Traders Life Insuraiice—
Family
Family
10-
62VaC
—>
9-10
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Mines
Dickenson
Dillon
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing
'
8-22
•-
55c
593/aC
$1.32
20c
425c
10c
(quar.)
common
9-10
4 VaC
(quar.)L
Giorgio Fruit
Co.,
preferred
junior
5%
'
9-30
business Investment Corp.
Small
Developers
9-10
(quar.;_
Foods
Fairmont
3
10c
Bridge
10-14
10-1
—______
9-30
(quar.)—_
Co.
10-26
40c
of Rec'
9-30
22c
tquar.;__
Telephone
General
____
•
(quar.)
Faistau
._.
Brass
&
Trust
&
Corp.
V \
'
j:
;.
,.r..
$1.14
(increased quar.)_
Industries
Detrex
Detroit
t
9-
•,
•
•
Corporation
Ltd.
9-10
$1.25
(s-a)
Ltd.
Mines.
Denison
.
1
•
.
.
Fabi,
9-30
_____
(quar.
class A
Denault, Limitee.
9-20
415c
$1.07
share of Lykes
shares held)—
9-19
2
Holders
Payable
Electronics Corp.—
(increased-quar.;
preferred
4.75% 1 preferred
4.25%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
4.36%
preferred
4.40%
9-12
Snare
of Company
Telephone &
Common
a-2 J
10-
(quar.)
92 Vac
(one
9-30
10-14
,
.
preterer.ee
1st
9-
y-19
183'4C
—
—
$1
(quar.)
95
*u.\ eacu
sso.
quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
10-1
.
two-for-one split—
a
(initial
Corp.
converuble
,
Fabien
SLamsnip—
Delta
approve
common
FMC
;
'
,
(quar.——_________
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
I
9-16
11-
30C
(quar.)
Financial Corp
preferred
Valley
Delaware
o
9-30
64c
(quar.)
preferred
Stockholders
9.30
14c
(quar.)
Light Co.—
4.20%
Di
9-13
—._
Power
4.56%
.
1
,
NaJtie
General
9
10-
Exquisite Form Brassiere, Ltd.—
1
preferred (quar.)
:_—
preferred
(quar.)
5%
10-
9-16
10-
9c
Eversnarp, ilnc.—
9-13
New
3.70%
Delta
9-14
10-10
Co.
Corp.,
Jonnson
Ex-Cell-O
pfd. (quar.;
Company
4.28%
1
1
15c
Deere
'
9-16
10-
2oc
6c
20c
Endicoct
4
■
——
Decca
4%
1
45c
$1
Equitable Trust (Baltimore;
(.quar.—
Equity Fund, Inc. —
Equity Oil Co. <s-a;_
——
Ethyl Corporation, common (quar,
9-13
10-
10-25
10-
$1.50
87 Vac
———-
Stores, Inc., 5|Va%
Records Inc.
(quar.)
Delaware
T
(quar.)
4%
pid, (accum.)
10-21
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec
Share
Company
Manufacturing
Emhart
9-13
10-15
__
(quar.)
Company
Phipps
Dean
1
9334C
.
Dean
1*
10-
25c
5%
of .7.275
Name of
'
20c
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Dan
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
.
.
(1238)
10
(quar.)
9-11
30c
9-30
9-12 '
15c
9-30
9-20
L
'
V.
'
-
i:r M SiVlV.W'fl*
Volume
Number 6303
198
...
Hauserman
Haverhill
Hawker
(E.
5^4 %
Heinz
Rubinstein
Heller
(Walter
5% 9#
preferred
Helme
9-16
25c
10-10
32 ViC
10-
Bakeries
Interstate
$4.80
6
6
1
9-20
4%%
9-30
9-20
Interstate
9-30
9-20
$1
9-20
85c
preferred
9H2
75c
preferred
$1.37% '
9-30
1
40c
preferred
Products—
10-
43-4 c
10-
(quar.)__
35c
11-
1
10-15
Interstate
(quar.)
30c.
12-
2
11-15
Interstate
Products
dividendi__
3 %
11-15
Herman
& Appley, class A (quar.)_i_^2—__
Corporation! tquar.)__.—
Heublein, Inc. (quar.) __i_:—
__
—*
13c
10-10
Hertz
30c
10- 4
79#
preferred
preferred
69c
Hercules
(quar.)___
Galion
(stock
Class
Aw (annual)
Class
B
Supermarket,
Electric
Hilo
Hines
(Edward)
Hiram
Walker
Hirsch
Co.
number
Holt,
>
Home
-
1
Y.)
(Nv
1
9-14
11-15
11-1
9-30
9-16
10-
.
i!
9-30
9-20 t'
9-16 :
31V4C
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
;;
10-
56V4C r
1 !
10-
30C
.:
12-
1-1-64
1
2
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
preferred
($50
par); (quar.)wi'
62 ViC '
9-30
preferred
($25
par)
31 Vic
1
9-30
Sound
HubbelL (Harvey),
■«/
class
Inc.,.
N.'J.
1
Trust
Co.
9-16
preference
Erie
6
%
Husky
>
Oil
Canada,
9-23
Jamaica
Public
Service,
Ltd.
(Jamaica)—
10- 7
7
4 Vi %
preferred
preferred
$2.75
Hycon
Mfg.,
25c
10-
A
20c
A
4 V«%'
Bell
Illinois
10-15
(quar.)
10-
1
9-19
50c
$1.25
9-30
Illinois
Central
RR.
Power
$1.25
12-30
12c
9-30
1
1
9-13
25c.
10-28
10-28
5% %
Johnson
10-
1
9-
57Vic
(quar. )_3
10-15
9-30
9-
6
9-30
48c
-
1
9-10
50c;
(quar.):
10-
50c
tquar.)
9-
10-1
2v-v'-' 30c
1
9-3
1
Steel
Kaiser
iquar.)_l
58%ci:
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
55 Vic
11-
1
10-10
(quar.).
53 Vic
11-
1
10-10
4.20%
preferred
preferred
iquar.).
52 Vic
11-
1
10-10
(quar.):
51c
11-
1
10-10
Stock
10-
1
9-13
Kansas
1
(Canada)
Assurance
Oil
Ltd.
180c
(qua.r.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Canada,
(quar.4
>6%
preferred
(stock dividend)___
Incorporated Income Fund (from income)
Independent Telephone Corp.
Stock.
(Wash., D.
new
.
preferred
Industria
$4.50
Inland
5%
Credit,
class
Natural
Gas
(stock
A
From
(s-a)__^_
Growth
Insurance
Co.
of
Quarterly
Insurance
9-18
11-15
-
$3
9-10
'
9-30
>
1-2-64
6
$4.50
$5
3;
10-22
9-30
11-
10-
1
10-
1
9-
10-15
1
9-23
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
3%
10-30
$4.50
—'
—
(quar.)
preferred series A
9-10
Common
Common)
(quar;)________________..
5%
9-16
Kenwin
9-17
Kerr-McGee
75c
11-
1
20c
10-
1
9-20
20c
10-
1
9-20 «
25%
'
10-
11-14
1;
&
15c
,
Inc.—
9-30
9-19
8c
Corp,
(initial!
Fragrances,
Co.
&
1-6-64
12-20
•
7
9-20
10-15
9-13
_
45c
2_
,2
9-30
9-18
20C
(quar.
9-30
9-18
$1
9-30
9-18 *
International Pipe & Ceramics Corp.—
(quar.)
Proteins
25c
(quar.L
(stock
6
9-
6
9-10
9-13
9-16
10-15
1-15-64
27%c .4.-15-64
$1.25 1-15-64
3c
10-15
9-16
12-16
9-13
9-20
9-30
10-15
10-
8
1-
8
4-
8
1-8
9-30
9-10
10- 1
3%
30c
15c
10-15
10-
1
>10- 1
10-15
9-
6
1
—__
9-30
dividend
Series
$1.25
2%
9-30
10-
9-10
9-10
1
10-15
-
9-26
B-2
(semi-annual
from
net
56c
vestment
income:
income
distribution
14c
plus
of
32c
from net
special
a
from
9-30
net
Luminall
New
46c
25c
50c
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)_
—12%c
Kirby-Cogleshall-Stein
______—
15c
Kirsch Co.
iquar.)
_____+—_____——
25c
10-15
9-30
10- 1
10-25
10- 1
30-1
9-30
9-
6
9-13
9-13
9-16
8-26
9-30 o-
—-
r
12 %c
60c
$1.25
$1.06V4
$1.08%
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
_
$1.28%
10- 1
9.-15
9-12 »•
9-12 v
9-12 v.
9-12 ■;>.
».
;'
9-18'
9-13 V,
9-21 y. >
9-16 c "
9- 9 ui9- 9 1 j
9-24.i:>
9-16 ji;
r
30c
40c
$1.25
62%c
$1.75
30c
15c
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)_
iquar. )
Club (quar.)_
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
9-30
Light—
•
$1.29
$1.24
$1.11
$1.04
22%c
31V4C
:
:
(quar.)_
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-14
10-19
9-17
9-30
9-30
iOc
20c
11- 1
10- 1
$1.50
10- 1
9-17
10c
l°c
11- 1
fO-10
10-15
10- 1
37%c
10- 1
quar.)
:
;
pfd.
conv.
Industries—
-
_
„
9-13
10-16
^-30
8c
10-31
25c 1-30-64
(now
MacAndrews
Mactf
F.)
Inc.,
Power
Maclaren
quarterly basis)
40c
5c
iquar.i
10- 3
10-1
9-20
9-30
8-30
10-1
9-11
?
1-25c
Ltd
Co.,
(quar.)—'.
35c'
j
Stores'-(quar.K-_Square Garde^60c pfd. iquar.)—
Drug
j.
*'5C
15c
RR._/___-r-—' J2.J0
(quar.).
t$1.2o
iquar.)
-25c
Maine
Public
Service Co.. common
(quar.)
26c
4.75%.
preferred
(quar.)
___________
$0.5.)3/o
Major Pool Equipment Corp. (Stock div.l___
10^
New
common
initial quar.)
5c
10-1
Coal
Mahoning
Corp. Ltd.. 5%
pfd.
Convertible priority shares
Mailman
a
/
9- 6
10- 1
Madison
-•
45c
(quar.)
Paper
-
65%c
(quar.).
common
Co.
1-15
9-^u
10-15
10-15
J-50
J-_o
(quar.)
&
A
H)
(R
a
Forbes
<fe
(E.
preferred
5 V'4 %
Mading
on
>
9-20*
Monthly
MacDonald
<
*.
(quar.)
Monthly
Increased
'
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
125c
i
Inc.—
$1.50
Inc.,
'
50c
tincreased
class B_
' I
Lyons-Magnus,
V.."
'
\ k
MSL
iquar.)
(quar.)__,
Paints,
common
9-20
10-17
•'■M
10-31
^"30
10- 1
J-13
10-1
9-13
9-30
J-l»
J-3U
y-ia
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
Class
A
common
preferred
414%
Malone
&
Hyde
25c
y-3u
,iic
S'.i
j-w
in" 1
*
10"lj
JJ" h
10" 3
$1.75
-5c
50c
10- 1
10-8
lb- 1
iquar.)rr_:——
series C iquar.)
iquar.)
5
L——
dividend
.Stock
Funds:
Managed
General
Shares
Industry
Manufacturers
Co.,
(B.)
(quarterly
from
r.
m-ju
income)
investment
Manischewitz
7%
Co.
pfd. (.accum.)___—
(quar.
Hanover Trust
(quar.)______
J lb
■ ,
.
.
.■
^
9.30
9-I6
%c
10- 1
(quar.)
:i$1.37%
Maremont Corporation, common (quar.)____
25c
6%
preferred (quar.$1.50
4%% preferred (initial quar.)
S1-1^
10-1
9-16
9-lb
5%%
realized
.9-30
'
(Hicksville)—
Bank
common
&
preference
MCA,
i-—-
—
Manufacturers National Bank (Detroit!.—
Mapl^Leaf Miirs~~Ltd~""common 1 quar. )___
in¬
invest¬
year-end
profits)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)—
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
(quar.)
_—
10-15
.•
9-18 >TO-17
9.-16 1'
(qubr.)_—_—
(Walter M.f, Ltd. (quar.)
Lager Ereweries
Typograph Co.. common (quar.)____
net
in¬
income)
—
Co., 5%
Drug
Manchester Gas
Keystone Growth Common Stock Fund
Series
S-3
(semi-annual
from
net
10-31
9-30
preferred
9-13
9-13
25c
-
Custodian
ment
Extra
preferred
—
—
iquar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
Funds, common—
4.80%
vestment
Corp.—
i_
(increased-quar.)
10-
60c
(quar.)
Chemical
________——
Inc.
(payable in class B shs.)
dividend
Fibre,
Keystone
.
10c
Minerals
Industries
Oil—
Stock
10-31
—
Stone
preferred (s-a)
Shops (quar.!_____
Kewanee
Keyes
6
9-
keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund
Discount
Distributors
Flavors
•!
common
Oil
9-
10-15
+92c
preferred
Mack Trucks
87%c
87%c
9-10
2
International
(quar.)
9-10
Book
conv.
pfd.
1
Harvester
5%
$1.25
5c
10c
30c
$1.12%
f
5%
Lowhey
$1.06%
$1.12%
1
9-30
9-30
9-30
6
?40c
+10c
t$l
(quar.)—
Power
10-18 :■>
10- 1
(quar.)——
<quar.)_
4.96%
preferred
<quar.)_
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
r__
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
Commercial
5.16%
9-16
10c
50c
Co..
Angeles
Louisiana
11-15 "
2-17
11-15
:
2-17 ><■
10- 3
10-15
'■■"'Xf
iN. Y.)
Cement
Athletic
Angeles
common
10- 1
1-2-64
10-15
10- 1
Kendall
Los
v
10- 1 >'
9- 6 >l-
9-30
5%
:
Co.,
preferred
1
(quar.)__—■
Kavanau Corporation
(monthly)
Kavser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
,_
P.)
1
1
10-21
Inc.)
iquar.i.
Portland
Lorillard
11-14
9-
10-15
9-12
s ;
__—:
National
Increased
1
1
10-
International
Common
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
Brewing
preferred
11-14
9-16
11-
(Canada)
Insurance
Island
9
1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10-10
_
(quar.)—
B
Theatres,
preferred
5V'b%
9-9
31 %c
9-30
4.35%
9-
10101010-
9-14
11-1
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-64
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-64
i 3%c
10-18
2%%
11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting, 5% preferred
4.25%
preferred
iquar.)
1
(quar.)
Life
Lone'Star
10-
31 %c
40c
London
$(ij
com.
9-30
lVa%
12%c
12%c
dividend!
Logan,
Lorain Telephone
11-14
12-10
.10- .1
(quar.)
Jonathan), Inc.—
Longilorn
11-14
.
(s-a)
9-16
11-14
11- 1
15c
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
betterman
preference
Ltd_
Jonathan
Ludlow
(quar.I.
dividend
preferred
1
1
1
1
1
9-30 H
:
A
Long Island Trust Co.
■»9-27
10-15
(initial!—!___—
Inc.
9-16
9-14
9-16
6c
(Tenn.)—
:—-
Co.
7%-pfd.
insurance
(quar.)
(stock
(Marcus)
i
(See
9
B" (quar.).
International
4%
1212121212-
Co., com.
(quar.27%c
(quar.)
_______________—
27%c
50c
i
9
—
1st
Loew's
Logan
9-
preferred
Kentucky
(quar.)
9-10
10-18 '■<
Co.
gtd.
Inc.
iM.i
9-
1
Subject to stockholders approval
Common
10- 1
Kendall
Refining (quar.)
35c
Kennedy's, Inc., $1.25 preferred iquar.31'/4C
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Stock
dividend
on
common
and class A
9-30
10-
Loeb
9-30
10- 1
1
Co.
iquar.)
II
Gas, $3 preferred (quar.)__I
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co., com. (quar.) 2
6%
non-cumulative preferred
iquar.)
Quarterly
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
12V'2C
Industries
23c
$1.12%
$1.07
$1.08
30c
$1.25
40c
preferred
(quar.)_.
3%%
preferred
(quar.)_
Kelly Girl Service, Inc. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
3;
50c
Steamship
9-17
11-26
$.3593%
(monthly>—
dividend)
RR.
4%
Littelfuse,
Litton
Lucky
(quar.)
& Light Co.,
Kelling Nut Co., 6%
Kellogg Company—
1
50c
Intermountain
International
1
split of the
Livingston Oil (stock dividend!
Loblaw
Groceterias, Ltd.—
10-15
10-15
10-
preferred
6
30c
9-10
9-10
9-10
9--13
12-13
9-16 ;
v,
Special 4%
gtd. betterman
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
25c
50c
10-
5%
International
$1.083i
$1.12%
(quar.)
15c
5%
Stock
■
25c
iquar.):
preferred
A
9-
10-11
Electric—
&
Power
$4.25
12-
Miami
Special
Los
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
—
(increased-quar.)
10-
12-26
95c
$1
$1.05
(quar.)
9-6
'
Little
T/r
(quar.)—
9-
1
10-15
8c
/'■:
1
Light—
&
preferred
$5
iPhila.»—
(Chicago)
i__:_
;
Inter-Provincial
$2.90
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
%
;
Iron
Gas
Kansas
11-22
4c
America
10-
.10-28
>
9-21 i*■
9-16
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
12-31
10- 1
$1.25
5c
5c
t
Corp.,'class
Londontown
RR.—
1%
preferred
6
2%
(quarterly from
!___^
9-30
dep. receipts)
(Amer.
4.28%
9-
9-30
10-
-
9-10
9-30
tl2.%c
Common
Interlake
Rapids
36Vic
$1.43%
(s-a)—_—
Power
Common
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
Interlake
Grand
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.I
&
Power,
preferred
Kansas
.
Fund
Building
Securities
1
9-18
1
;
9-27
37 %c
3% %
Fund
North
2
10-
1
}25c
income-
Exchange
10-
11-29
dividend)—
Quarterly '
Insurance
10-15
10-
income
Institutional Income
investment
9-13
9-16
20c
t
10-28
25c
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Industries—
4%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
investment
1
9-30
125c :
(quar.)
Shares Ltd.—
Institutional
10-
1
preferred
Institutional
2%.
156 %c
preferred
6%
9-16
$1.25
$4.50
1
;•
9-30
Kansas
+$1.12%
(quar.)__
9-30
10-15
10-15
;
9-30
$1.433'4
$1.37%
clas.$ A
Temco-Vought,
SI.60
'
dividend
City
$4.35
,
9-26
$1.05
'(quar.
Co.,
8-30
10-
(quar.)
9-30
17%c
preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred (quan<^_
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
8-30
10-
-
10-15
7 Vac
—
:1
4%%
A._
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, class A
Inland
9-30
$1.05%
i
15c
30c
iquar.)
$3.40
9-13
$1.25
Acceptance, Ltd.,-common
Ingersoll-Rand
3
1
$1
S.
10-18
U33/4C
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Electric
10-15
26c 2
(quar).
+
$1.46
Corp.,
Guaranteed
10-
10c
2-
(quar.)
de- Mexico
preferred
■
9-16
1
% ~
prefeience
Allegan
Kansai
4.
(quar.)w^_
Electrica
Industrial
534%
5c
(quar.)
41,4%•! preferred
4.20 %;/.preferred
9-
9-30
10c
'*.%"■.
com.
;
3%
—
C.)
(initial >
common
Indianapolis Power & Light,'
4%
preierred
(quar.)___
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5%
115c
dividend____________
Head'Mills,
9-30
9-30
11-
*
—
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
4
Ltd.—
Common
Indian
.
130c
of
40c
(quar.)
Corporation
Kahler
10-10
preferred
Tobacco
1-17
12- 2
10-14
11- 1
118c
iquar.i_—.
j?,
(stock
Common
Line-Rollway
9-16
12-12
9-10 'r11- 8
9-27 "C ;
10-21
1
Co;—
Long
preferred
: ________
1
12-26
933/4C
Inc.
Corp.—
preferred
$1.50
10-
2-1-64
10c
W
Inc.,
9-17 n
10-15
10-
$1.12V/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Printing
10-10
1
3
11-
.<
Jupiter
11-
9- 9
8c
35c
25c
12 Vac
25%
Tobacco,
Myers
Life
9-13
40c
(quar.)
Logan,
9-20
1
9334C
(quar.)
Jones A* Laughlin Steel Corp.—
5%
series A preferred
(quar.)
Joy Manufacturing
(quar.)
9
10-
Service
Jonathan
:
4
10-
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
—
:
Jolniny-on-The-Spot Central,
!
10-18
Co.,
(quar.)
9-16
$1
preferred (quar.)
Club, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
6%
10-18
25c
Tea
Jockey
9-20
10-
preferred
33/4%
9-13
10-
Glass,
1
50c
Bros.,
10-
$1.75
1st
&
National
Ling
$1.25
C.)
interest
Lincoln
9-13
9-30
(N. Y.)—
9-30
62%c
-
Trust—
Lincoln
$1.25
!
preferred (quar. 1
Telephone Corp.
9- 9
income)
(quar.)
A
Casualty
Quarterly^-ili.
10-
6
'<:
9-30-
i
beneficial
9-26
9-16
■
30c
five-for-four
Estate
of
xl
9-
9- 9
9- 9
2nd
common
a
Life
6
1
''
9-30
9-30
'.
6%
shares
Real
(quar.)
Jewel
9-13
9-30
i
voted
Lily Lynn,
preferred
Life
Liberty
6
%%
9
9-30
—
Corp.,
common
6
4.70%
Imperial
Imperial
Directors
9-
4.26%
Imperial
Liie
9-
-preference series E (quar.)
Water Supply Co.—
—-
preferred
(quar.)__
Insurance
(S.
Loan
1
preference series D
9-
Quarterly
Liberty
1
4.42%
4.08%
Liberty
10-
334%
9-13
9-30
69c
25C
(quar.)
6
''
9-30
preferred
10-
Jessop Steel Co. (resumed)
Tea Co., common
(quar.)
12-16
$1.03 % ;
common
99-
9-10
$17%c
IVbC
$35c
,$50c
>
pref. (quar.)
Lexmgion Water Co., 5.75% pid. (quar.)—
5V^%
preferred (quar.)____
V'4 %
Jewel
9-16
25c,
Illinois
1
1
9-30
Enterprises—
Industries, Ltd.,
5%
10-15
(quar.)
4%%
Corp.,
iquar.)
X1 V'4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.__
:
7% pfd. (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—4%
preferred (quar.)—
1
9-13
9-30
J 75c !
V ...13 Vic
j.
Levy
A
X1
Jeannette
8-30
_______
(quar.)
Industries
Class
(quar.)
Jenkins
6
1
_.
Telephone
(Louis)
preference series C
5%
9-16
2 9-
9-30
$1.12%
pfd.
10-
10-
x$1.75
Jamestown
9-16
f$1.62 Vi
4.60%
Stores
Lesser
1
9-30 1
9-30
Ltd.—
Corporation
Lerner
10-15
10-15
10c
15c
I
Cement
10-
7%c
!
(quar.)
Portland
Liggett
$5
9-16
'
Central
Co..
:
10-15
210-
(quar^-
;
Lehigh
(quar,).
Xl34%
Corp.,
1
9-19
8
25c
45c
:
(quar.)
1
(from net investment
Co.
Snares
—
(quar.)
10-
10-
10-15
tquar.)
(increased)
•
10-15
9c
preferred
Fund
&
(quar.)
series B
5%
9-13
)•
preferred
Cement
Illinois
10-15
1
(quar.)
I-T-E Circuit Breaker,
Ideal
'
10-
(quar.)______
(accum.)
$2.50
Leath
9-16
1
lOc
(quar.)
preferred
Lazard
Jamaica
1
X.
(quar.)
$2
5%
9-17|
10-
J 32 %c
Hygrade Pood Products (quar.)
Hyster Company, common
(quar.)
Class
10-1
10-15
62 Vac
preferred
9-6
1
9-16
10-
593sc
Subsidiary common (quar.)
$1.40
preierred
<quar.)_
preference
7% :preference
9-20
1
8c
(quar.)__:
5%%
10-
9-16
.
..
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
7%
9-23 !
5%
.
10- 1
Co.
53ii% ' preferred
10-
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)__
5 %
preferred (quar.)
__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corporationr-common
(quar.l__
:/■
$l5c
2oc v
40c
(quar.)
37Vic
$1.50
20C
(quar.).
preierred
—__—:
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.)
1st preferred
:
(s-al
Ltd.
J.I—
Mortgage (quar.).
Ltd.— <•
*n ■ .
Husky Oil; Co.
Coal,
preferred
(quar.)
Service,
30c
&
$6
Y.)
Inc.
D.),
Public
B
6.40%
Creek
Island
$1.20
40c
10c
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Jamaica
v Wholesale
Groceries <quar.)_____.._
Hughes-Owens; Co. Ltd., 80c class A. (quar:)
Huron
Trust
(Richard
9-16
20c
Hiipp Corp., 5%;. pfd.
preferred
82Vic
$1.10
$1.083i
(quar.)
10-10
Hudson
Class
prcefrred
(quar.)
9-30
•
(Union City, N.
25c
60c
533Ac
45c
Inc.
Steel' Co.
Blower
Lehman
10-24
_1
(Jersey City,
L
(quar.
Hudson
9-13
9-13
* 9-13
10-11
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-3
10- 1
9-20
9-20
ioc
:
(quar.)
A
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11- 7
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
$141 V'4
•.
Class
B
(quar.)___J
Hudson.County National Bank
X::
$1.311/4
______________
(quar.)__I—_n_t__2__-._
Co.
9-30
8-30
9-15
(quar.)
4.80%
9-16 '
5*/4 9#. preferred (quar.)
5.65%*;: preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Irwin
9-16
9-30
Howe
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common
3.30%
preferred (quar.)
Irving
1
9-16
—
I
■
9-30
J$0.076
preierred
conv.
Common
9-30
Light & Power—
(initial-quar.)
4.35%
9-16
59#
(quar.l____
9-13
9-16
$1.50;
Co.—
9-16 >
9-30(
Sessions—.
&
Laurcntide Financial
1
9-30
9-30
10- 1
common
4.40%
9-30
9-30
20c s
10-11
9-30
Lau
9-16 >%
9-30
28%c
(quar.)
Investment
&
8-26
1
31%c
(quar.)_______
C
10-
27c
quarterly _1__I
Latrobe
?60c
preferred
Inc.,
Packers,
B
preferred
Loan
(quar.)
A
9-30
>
26V'4C
(quar.)
9-27 )%
10-15
22c
(quar.)
9-16 K
9-30
$13%c
_i—
Corp.
common
preferred
Lanvin-Parfums.
1
1
1
i68c
4.30%
9-13 4
10-15
59#
..
Electric
New
9-13
35c
$1.10
1010101010-
—-
,
4.80%
933/4C
(quar.)______
10-10
10-15
10-10
10-15
10-10
(s-a)—
com.
(s-a)
Beef
Iowa
9-30
il2Vic
A
Co.,
5c
Inc.__
Champagne,
Lance, Inc. (quar.)_!__.
Lang & Company
(quar. i
Langendorf United bakeries, com. tquar.)
$1.80
preferred
(quar.)_______
9-13
—
(Canada),
Gas
4.75%'
lc
Class
I
$1.37%
__
(s-a)
&
(quar.)
(quar.).
Telephone
Lamson
11-21
11-21
—
Syndicate
preferred
Wines
Ltd.
Initial
9-30
Extra
$1.12 Vi
iquar.)_
Household Finance Corp., common (quar. >
3% %
preferred (quar.)_________________
4%
preferred (quar.)
________
4.40%
preferred «quar.)_______
Natural Gas, common
1
Salle
Lambton
12- 5
12- 5
:)0
10-21
Fund—
Research
Royalty
1
4.56%
6c
6c
class A stock
payable in
(quar.)
income.)
Investors
11-
A
9-24
15c
4%
2c
4%
7Vic
iquar.)
Investors
Iowa
_
(quar.)2_.
preferred
11■
;
133/4C
series
4.32%
of New York—
dividend
9
9-16
Laclede
7c
payable in class A stock
9-
10-15
LaCrosse
$2
$2
(quar.)
dividend
B
(From
9-30
10-
(quar.)——__
preferred
4%%
Baking
A
1
1
9-14
2
10-
1
Labatt,
9-10
9-16
9-16
?(.:'
iv
9
10-
9-30
10-15
10-15
9-
11-
9-30
:
(quar.)
Investors
9-20 s
12 Vie
60c
1
net investment income).
Services, com.
(quar.)
iroin
preferred
6%
,8-26
1
9-30
37 Vic
<quar.t_—
preferred (quar.)
Houdaille Industries, common" (quar.)__t
Houston
10-
40c
(quar.
Inc.
Ltd., class A (s-a)
conv.
3
(quar._
com.
(quar.)
1
$1
(quar.)
common
10-
$1.75
preferred
10-15
10- 1
27%c
J60c
$75c
i
50c
$1.50
Boston—
Funding Corp.
Stock
Class
11-
quar. 1
Hotel Corp. "of America, 59#
$2.25
1U-
A
Class
8-30
25c
Ltd.
Co.
Hardart
10-15
preferred
of
Company,
$1.25
(quar.)
common
9-13
.
683,4C
(quar.)!
Company—
5c
prior pfd.
Co.,
9-13
9-30
62 Vac
(quar.)
La
9-16
9-16
9-16
10-15
11-26
12-
a?
5%'preferred
Diversified
Investors
10- 5
10-10
6 Vic
(increased
Company,
&
Class
9-24
30c
_—
5%
conv.
5V2%
9- 6
9-16
9-16
(111.) —
Casualty
Trust
Stock
(quar. 1
Winston,
Hoover
Investors
9-30
2oc 9
(quar.)
!;
—
convertbile
6%
10-15
25c s ;
Inc.
Horn
1
25c
A
Co..
&
Insurance
Home Oil,
+V
H.)
Shares,
4
11-
lie
(quar.).
(quar.)
(D.
4
10-
tquar.)___
tquar.)
Foundation, Ltd.,
Investment
20c
25c
21Vic
1834C
10c
—
preference
Investment
1
Walker-Gooderham)
(see
Reinnart
Holyoke
10-
25c
A
Vi %
9-24'
;f
H.:
$1.12Vi
5
9-30
22c
(quar.)
preferred series A (ciuar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
preierred
6%
9- 6
(quar.)
Mfg.
Payable of Rec.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Kuhlmaa Electric Co—
9-20
9-30
~ 9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
common
(quar.)
Securities
9-12
1
3c
—
Hobam, Inc., class
Holly Sugar Corp.
Holmes
class
Light
5
1
9-27
20c
annual).
Higbie Manufacturing (quar.).
Hill's
10-
10- 1
20c
.*—
Corp.,
Hosts, Inc.,
(Quarterly
___________—■___—__
"(increased
10-
15c
;
11-
Co.—
Instrument
Electrical
Hickok
—________
4%
—+
participating
&
5%%
Koppers
Kroger
$1.20
Vogt
Holders
When
Share
convertible
10-15
(quar.)—
common
semi-annual
Increased
5%
10-15
9-20
iquar.)
Fire
Interstate
10- 1
&
:%
:
Koehring Co.—
11- 1
Participating
9-12
10-22
11-1
5614 c
(quar.):
;
1
10-15
Knape
U- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
Financial
9-12
9-11
9-20
8-30
(quar.)_
common
Corp.,
preferred
preierred
: 10- 1
10- 5
10- 1
Vsc
40c
(quar.)
Finance
10-15
Company
i
11
Per
Name of
17.Vic
A
Corp.,
preierred
Interstate
;uc
u.
common
class
iquar.)
(quar.)_.
B
$1
4'a'*
Galion
Hercules
Class
9-24
'! 9-
1
Telegraph
Co.
Textbook
Interphoto. Corp.,
9-
10-
preierred; (Quar.)
Heppenstall Co.,
\
9194c
(quar.).
common
Co.,
International
10-1
87 V2c
7%
International Telephone &
10-15
)_____.
(quar.)
pld.
iquar.)
Co.
Holder'
Payable of Rec.
12Vic
30c
4334C
25c
75c
(initial)
Trading
Seaway
9-20
9-30
(quar.);
W.)
(George
7 9#
■
Co.,
Snoe
Silver,
10-25
(quar.)
E.)
preierred ■ (quar.J
49#
International
11-15
(quar.)
J. > Co., common tquar.
preierred
(quar.j__
•
preferred (quar.)
Helena
International
2bc
(H.
3.659#
3.509#
6
25c
>>
(initial)
Inc.
d
2
Share
Company
9-20
9-
1
.'"•v.'-s; 6 c
___—.
Industries
10-
*$1.43%
(quar.)
Hawthorn-Mellody
Hayes
10-
10-1
Ltd.-
tCanada),
prelerrjed
Products
Hawley
;__
tquar.)
Name of
International
10c
4oc
(quar.)
P.)
Gas
Siddeley
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable oj Rec.
Shqre
Company
»■<•>« .*!..
l.BkT*-4 M
(1239)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name of
"
»t.in»f«jW V> 'tfUtt'itW vmtrfgmtmxt
Marine
pref.
.!■ 12
B
Corporation
(quar.)
&uc
Continued
3-ju
10-30
10-30
on
•
o
10-16
10-16
page
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 30,
1963
(1240)
12
X
w
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
23
16
Jan
55
39% Jan
9
72% Jan
56% Aug 29
81% Mar
11 % Oct
24
21% Jan
15
52 y8 Jun
25
78% Dec
20
12 V* Mar 26
105 y4 Sep
"SOya Oct"
24
15
21
28
Oct
25
23% Jan
24
19% Mar 15
25
35% Jan
8
14 y8 Jan
Control
67% Jun
3
Air
Products
61% Apr
16
14 *
41 V» May 29
56
18
70'/a Feb
7
50V4 July 19
/3Va May 29
33
Jun 25
4% Feb
19
6
4% Jan
40 y2 Mar 26
35
Feb
12
38% May 10
Alabama
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
3
25% May 24
2
22 y4 Sep
9
31% May 21
Aldens
Jan
Jan
9
May 29
24'/a July 25
39
89% Dec
94'/a May 16
4
91
95
'
48
74%
75
3,400
7.100
2,700
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
271/4
263/4
26%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11
9%
8,100
58%
55%
58%
55%
56%
553/4
57
59%
22%
25%
58 %
22 y4
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
213/a
21%
41,700
35,700
25 y4
25 y4
24%
25 %
24%
24%
*24%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,800
62y4
60%
613/4
60%
611/4
17,500
55%
54%
55%
54%
54%
29,500
58%
24%
19,900
6.100
3,200
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
62
63
62
62%
60%
No par
-2
55%
3%
56%
55%
56%
54%
3%
3'/a
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/a
3Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36V4
36V4
2,100
—2
-1
36%
23%
23Va
23%
15,400
10,000
Gas Corp.:-
Inc
46 3/a
74%
27 y4
50c
1
J Industries
5
common
preferred —————100
4%%
Aug 13
48i/4
74
9%
Chemicals
Air Reduction Inc—
A
47%
74
26%
Alco Products Inc
14
Apr
50%
101
10
45 Va May 29
3% May
9,900
1
No par
Corp
&
123/a
19%
Products
Air
12%
19V4
Aeroquip Corp
18 y2 Aug 28
12%
19%
Co
Express Co
18% Apr 18
84 y4 Mar 15
May 28
10
6,900
12%
19%
21%
11
3
117%
20%
25%
Sep
26% Jan
800
116%
19%
1
24
44
H73/4
74%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
11% Jan
22 y4 Mar
17
48%
*49%
Shares
44
II71/2
20 y4
60 y2 Sep
3
4
3
43% Mar 18
90% Jan
1
9V4 Oct
50%
99
103 y2
.51%
,
19%
Adams-MUlis
Steel
12%
12 Va
12%
45
74
6
Acme
12%
117%
12%
74 y4
24
Adams
*44 y4
116 Va
20y4
13% Jan
11
44%
117%
19%
27% Sep
20 y4 Sep
*44
117
44
the Week
74
1
Acme Markets Inc
2
1
Mar
.-
119 y4
Sept. 26
44%
44%
74
28
25
39% Oct
20 % Jun
50
9% Sep 23
33% Feb
May 29
98 y2
"
13% Jan
Jan
9% Sep
10
No par
:
68 % Feb
99% JaD
22
80
Lao
New
12%
1
25
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
3
Jan
ABC
9
53 y4 Sep
74% Jan
4
Sep 27
46%
Sept. 25
117
5
Friday
Sept. 27
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 24
44 *
1
Laboratories
Abbott
Tuesday
Sept. 23
Par
Abacus Fund
47
7
17
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 29
120% Aug 23
15% Jun 14
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
34 % Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Year 1962
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
22%:
23%
23
23%
23%
233/8
23 y8
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
223/4
23 Va
95
93
95
93
93
93
93
103/a
10%
*93
*93 y4
95
8,100
200
"
!
53/4 May 29
14
Jun
19
27% Sep 27
391/a May 28
88
18
Sep
12% Mar 20
93/4 Apr
Jan
5
30% Jun
48% Jan
2
323/4 Jan
533/a Apr
19
47% Jan
3
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
193/4 jan
2
42 % Mar
96
16% May 29
23% Mar
34% Oct
57
12
24
July
5
34% May 29
6i/a Jun
25
45% Oct
26
81% May
3
93/4 Oct 23
12% Oct
24
81% July
5
14% Dec
21
163/8 Oct
24
17% Jun 25
2
Jan
103
33% Sep
53% Sep
2
15 % May
47% Jun
Feb
15
7'
5
17
Allied
9% Mar 11
6
49 s/8 Jan
2
57% Apr
18
Allied
4
87
Jun
3
91
Jan
17
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
4
14% Jan
2
203/8 Jun
4
7
89
Jan
3
96
Jan
100% Mar
-
.
51% Mar"22
20 3/4 Jan
7
4
a
69
July 11
37
May 21
Amalgamated Sugar Co
2
26
Apr
Amerace
22
23
Dec
31
34
Feb
9
22 % Jan
31
Mar
I
16
42 s/8 Sep
4%
Allied
16
6
27% Jun
22% Jan
Apr
19% Apr
26
243/4 Apr 29
20 % Jan
2
493/4 Mar 20
6QV2
-
preferred —————100
Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
—10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Alside Inc
No par
Aluminium Limited
No par
Foreign transactions
;—
Aluminum Co of America
1
14% Sep
12
303/8 Jan
28% Jan
Co
Allied Mills
Jun
93
—————---5
No par
Products Corp
5
Stores Corp common—No par
Allied Kid
6
11
16% Feb
66"% Feb
88
May 29
15
11
2
16% Jun
20% Jun
2
4
25
18
Apr
Jan
Jun
45
,
42% Aug 26
58
Aug 30
13% Jan
15
44% Jan_ 31_
9% Feb
11
40
4
17 % Feb
Alleghany Corp common
1
6% convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Allen Industries Inc
1
Allied Chemical Corp
9
11
13
2
41
Jan
42% Jan
4
12
5
Corp
Amerada Petroleum
29
813/a Sep
6
483/4 Sep
293/4 Sep
62% July 22
16
18
3
4
33%
33%
2,200
40 %
40%
17,100
50%
51 %
40 3/4
41%
40%
41%
393/8
42
40%
523/4
52%
523/a
53
513/4
53
50 3/4
51%
•101V4
33%
513/a
1021/4
*101
102V4
100
101%
32%
333/a
32%
323/4
31
32
31%
31%
5,000
52
503/4
52%
50%
51%
50 3/a
50%
43,600
141/4
*133/4
14%
13%
13"%
1,300
44%
44%
44%
44%
44Va
600
*8%
8 5/8
52%
521/4
1,600
8,400
51%
52%
141/4
141/4
*44%
443/4
521/4
12%
*8%
*88
89%
12%
13
163/4
16%
17
921/4
92%
*921/8
15%
15%
15 Va
3%%
4
13% Jan
17% Sep
16
American
Bosch Arma Corp—:
48% Jan
583/4 Apr
4
American
Brake
American
25
47% Feb
19
27% Jun
Oct
23
34% Feb
13
22
May 20
31 Va May 29
513/4 Jan
5
May 20
July 23
323/8 Mar 1
5
Jan 24
83% Sep 25
97% July 26
62% Sep
6
44% Jan 23
383/4 Aug 12
29% Apr
20
4
38% Jun 24
"5
17% Jan
333/8 Jun 17
16
8% Jan
2
2
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
35 Va Jun
25
50
Dec
41% Jan
3
88% Mar 12
473/4 Jan
2
26
84
31
25
55% Jan
2
24
35Va Dec
31
Jun
28% Oct
123/4 May 29
8% Oct
18
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
1
17
203/4 Mar
10% Jan
40% Feb
36
Jan
333/4 Feb
15
May 29
133/4 May 29
18% Jun 28
24 Va Jan
Mar 20
106 Va Nov
101
15% Oct
24
49% Sep
18% July 19
193/8 Feb
13% May 20
34% Jan 30
<49% M'ar 25
79
42 Va Jan
65% Sep
3
Jan«'4
16 Va Aug 23
2
233/4 Jun
106
101 Va Mar 18
18% Sep
2
7
86
Mar 19
81
Jan
2
23
40
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
1053/a Nqv
29
97
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
183/a Mar 13
22% Jun
27
30 % Apr
19
11% May 29
18 3% Sep
101
Jan
16
Jan
2
10
3
1
91 Va Aug 29
40% Jun 26
115
May 16
2
14% Jan
2
26% Mar 18
July
24% Feb
26
79% Sep
24% Oct
4
23
3
20% Jan
12
Jan
Sep
.
21% Sep
12
30
Aug 29
23
Feb
14
30% Oct
24
53
Apr
18
23
39% Feb
26
20
24
46
Jan
2
20% Apr
9
25% Jun
26
2
61
7
80
Sep
4
Oct
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
24
Oct
24
12
Oct
24
142% Jan
2
14
733/4 Jan
2
32 Va Jan
54% Jan
4
18 % Oct
25
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
Oct
22
23% Oct
26
40 3/a Feb
18% Jan
26% Jun
142
65
.
;
.
May
2
152
1
20% Feb
3
27
Jun
7
12.50
25
7%.preferred
American Cement Corp
5
American Chain & Cable
No par
American Commer Barge Line Co—3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
—10
American Distilling Co
—10
American Electric Power Co.—6.50
American Enka Corp
2.50
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Fbreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Home Products
1
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp_
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%%
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com—1.75
3.90% preferred
100
American Metal Climax Inp com
1
4%% convertible preferred
100
American Metal Products .
2
American Meter Co
No par
American Motors Corp
1.66%
American Natural Gas Co
10
American News Co
No par
American Optical Co
1
American Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
American Potash & Chem
No par
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
7
2
33% Sep
6
100
American Research & Dvlpt Corp.l
July 22
9V4 Jan
2
343/4 July
3
American
56% Jan
30% May
8
133 Va Apr 11
33 y4 July 18
Jan
162
1
Theatres Inc
American Can Co common
Jan
29
4
Jan
122
Jan
preferred
7%
24
98 Va May 29
136 % Jan
151
2
25% Oct
443/a Apr
1343/a Feb
5
123
20
23
July
2
May 29
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
/10
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
19
25 V4 Mar 19
263/4 Oct
2
Jan
3
21V4 Jan
2
125
Jan
4
26 Va Jan
12% May 24
27
Aug 22
2
127% Jail
22% Jan
2
2
18
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
May 28
16% Oct 24
37% Jan
15
37% Jan
2
31%
30 3/4,
31'A
88% Sep
1775/8 Sep
11
42
16
Mar 19
25 3/a Mar
6
14% Mar 16
203/4 Jan
30% Jan
4
3
40% Jan
130% Sep
33% Apr
25
17
*120
20
132%
19%
1291/2
20%
140
*130
1321/4
20%
20%
20 3%
*64%
65%
25%
65%
65%
65%
65%
64%
64%
110
*64 Va
16-%
16
16%
16
16 Va
13,900
2,900
26
*64%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
52%
52%
53
53
53%
52%
53 %
53
53V4
52
31%
32%
30%
32.
30%
31%
31
43,500
34%
301/4
32%
46y4
453/i
46
29,600
45
45%
46
45V4
45%
453/4
443/4
40%
40%
401/4
40%
40 3/a
40 Va
40%
40%
40%
40%
10%
10%
10 %
10 3/a
IOV4
10 3/a
53%
53%
10%
-
10 3/a
10%
10%
53%
53%
26%
27
27Va
23
23
23
75%
77%
79
53%
81
53%
53%
533/a
53%
27
27 5/a
23
53 5/a
273/4
26%
27
26%
27%
23
223/4
22 3/41
22%
22%
83%
78
81%
76%
79
'951/4
97
*223/4
80
*951/4
97
97
95 3/a
*951/4
60%
59%
60%
43,200
61%
591/4
59%
61 Va
60%
58%
603/4
X38%
39%
383/4
38%
4,600
391/4
393/4
39%
40
39%
40%
36%
36%
363/4
39,300
37
36 3/a
37%
373%
36%
36%
36%
36
37
35%
36 %
14,000
36%
35%
37
353/4
35%
353/4
28 Va
28
28%
12,800
10%
103/a
10%
9,900
28%
10%
45
29
28 Va
28%
28V4
28%
28
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
44
45%
64 Va
65%
21 Va
16 Va
22% 22%
103% 103%
18% 19%
*903/4 92%
38
38%
109% 109%
19% 20%
283/4 29
64 Va
22%
>
203/4
16%
223/a
*103% 105
18% 19
91
91/
373/a 38%
*1083/4 1093/4
19% 20%
283/a 29
19% 20%
43% 43%
21 Va 223/8
73 Va 73%
9
9%
33% 34
18% 18%
*156
159%
29Va 30%
20%
*16
20%
43%
45
64%
21%
16 Va
22%
21
43%
22%
74 Va
9
9%
32
34
18% 18%
*156
159%
74
41%
63%
20%
44%
64%
21
16Va 16%
22% 223/a
*103% 105
18% 183/4
*90%
36 /4
1093/4
19%
283/a
19%
43%
21%
73
8%
32%
18
*156
28%
92
37 /a
1093/4
20
283/4
20%
44
21%
73 %
9%
333/4
18%
159%
31 %
27
8
263/a Apr
19
16% Aug
2
15% Feb 27
23.
*103%
18%
11/3/4
*91
92
105
18%
92
10
82,700
200
22,300
353/4
36%
*1093/4
110%
109%
1093/4
500
19%
19%
19%
19%
5,900
28%
29
29%
29V4
2,500
234,600
36%
37
19%
19%
19%
193/4
43%
43%
43Va
43 5/a
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
71%
731/2
73%
733/a
8%
33
18 Va
8%
9
33
33%
18%
181/4
•156
159%
29
*156
29%
28 Va
9
13,800
4,300
2,600
55,500
33%
39,500
18 3/a
27,900
159%
29Va
20,000
1,700
8 3 s/8
177%
177%
174%
1763/4
Xl74%
11,010
177%
175 %
.1
preferred
7%
American
Snuff
Co
100
8%
commo.,
non-cumulative pr.eferred_100
South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
transactions
Co common—12.50
5«4% preferred
12.50
American Tel & Tel Co
33 %
American Tobacco common
6.25
American Sugar
_100
preferred
6%
American
Works Co com—5
Water
5%
.25
25
preferred
5%
preference
23% May 13
52 % Aug 22
American
33% July 11
21% Jun 24
AMP
Ametek
29 Va Jun
14
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
Sep
13
Amsted
Jun
6
Anaconda
Wire
$4
8
Anderson
41% Jan
7
Anken
9
Apco
33
27%
341/2
34 3/a
——
23 Va
175 Va
2
23%
129
)%
*128
23 Va
2,400
129
*128
35
35
353/4
33%
33 Va
200
26%
27%
26%
26 3/8
22,600
27%
13%
13%
133/4
2,400
128 3/a
126%
1273/8
271,800
27%
132,700
35
'
<*§5%
11,700
'
—
26%
0
'
■
27 Va
27'/4
133/4
13%
128
130%
127-%
27
27%
27
128%
128
128%
29Va
29
13%
13%
13%
1243/4
124Va
128V4
27Va
27%
271/4
27%
129%
128 Va
.13%
13%
124 Va
129
29 Va
25%
*27
29%
29Va
253/4
25Va
*27
28
21
203/4
'
25V4
25%
29
251/4
27%
27
128
1283/4
128
128
790
*29
293/4
29
29
1,400
25%
25 Va
25 Va
1,200
25%
28 Va
28 Va
110
28
28%
28
*27 Va
28
213/8
21%
6,500
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
49%
*49 %
200
50
*491/2
50
49%
49%
291/4
311/4
29 Va
29%
303/4
311/4
30
32
17%
84,900
173/4
1
1
173/4
17V4
I6V4
173/8
17%
17%
16 3/a
173/a
'17,700
23Va
233/4
21 Va
22%
21%
22 %
38%
38%
38%
9,400
40
40
38%
383/4
39
1
49 Va
50
49 Va
28,000
50
49%
50%
49
49%
31%
1,160
Cable-—No par
313/4
313/4
32
323/4
31
32 %
32
31%
313/4
32
4,600
32V2
31 %
32%
32 3/a
32%
32
313/4
321/4
32 %
6.25
96V4
96V4
*96'%
977a
•96%
26 7/8
27
27-
27 %
16 7/8
17V4
17""
18 3/4
18 7/8
18 5/8
:
Corp
Inc
:
&
Clayton
Chemical
Oil
34Va
34%
33
27
24 Va
129
*128
—
34
23V2
23%
129
311/4
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
22% July
*128
*49i/4
Electronics
Industries
39% Jan
23%
24
129
No par
Co
■_
*128
177
No par
endorsed shares
41%
233/4
Smelting___l
Zinc Lead &
Inc
Inc
176 Va
2,100
20%
Corp__
&
Co__
No par
21.80
20c
£$ Film Corp
1
—
i
see page
*90 Va
105
500
4,700
851/4
97
Feb
18 Va
16%
22%
843/4
92
79
*103%
•
85%
Anchor
24% Feb
16 Va
22%
223/a
843/4
Anaconda
25
16V4
22 %
7/200
25,500
27,pOO
853/4
11
23
16 %
20%
85
14
Oct
20%
19%
42%
'64
36,600
353/4 Feb
Jun
63 %
201/4
30 Va
35 % Apr
28%
64 Va
83%
283/4 Jan
11
43
63%
113/a
8
5
42%
42%
113/a
7
Apr
30
95%
30
27% Jan
Jan
1,000
81%
4
9
97
4,700
21,400
11%
84%
4
May 16
*95%
3,200
7,600
1,800
30
Jan
49% Feb
100
25%
*25%
11%
37
95
100
11,600
30
37% Jan
27
19%
26
11%
28
26
*25
26
19,600
102,300
293/4
26
Jun
193/4
20
*25
453A
273/8
137
11%
25% Oct
343% Sep
27%
*130
293/4
26
54
193/4
26
*25
453/8
46 Va
27%
135
11%
Seating Co
28 Va Aug
July
46
27%
*130
293/4
136 Va Mar 26
30 % Aug 28
9,700
113/a
25
28% May 17
2,000
29%
23% Jun
30%
11%
Amer
13% Jan
footnotes,
323/4
30
39 Va Aug 20
Jan
23 % May 29
For
313/4
11%
30 Va May 21
14 Va Jun
5
Jan
4
91
49,800
29%
3
25
52% Jan
661/4
10
233/4 May
7
13 Va Apr 30
2
114% Jan
24
20% Jan
22
653/a
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com No par
6%
17
10
353/4 Oct
66%
62%
30%
130 Va May 27
243/4 Aug 21
15% Feb 15
54
98,500
64%
64
29%
Foreign
24
263/8
66%
62V4
■V
.
20 Va Nov
Apr
2
25
34
Sep 23
18% Sep
5
15
_2
No par
Co
16% Jan
17
/
24
123/4 Jan
150
7
8% May 29
48% July 18
Mar
8% Aug 20
453/8 May 16
25%
64%
25%
Broadcasting-Paramount
223/4 Jun
May 21
26%
65
25%
24%
28
25
12 Va
553/4
283/4
28%
263/a
26%
37
25
24%
463/4
53 % Apr
2
35 %
26%
26
341/4
24%
24%
273/a
18% Jan
25
35 Va
26
38%
245/a
46
25
Jan
343/4
36%
46%
18
10% Sep/ 12
100
22,600
17,300
28
Jun
47% Jan
15Va
353/4
46%
Oct
20
14%
35
74%
41
17
15%
36 %
26%
11
__
93
14%
26%
17
50% Mar 26
*92%
46%
26
24% Jan
93
15%
15
15%
76%
Feb
1
*92%
93
93
46
29% Jan
27
37,600
*92%
26
62
Jun
11,700
16"%
753/a
243/4 Apr
—
12 3/4
173/a
16%
No par
Corp
Apr
41
123/4
163/4
7,100
May 18
18% Oct
12%
16 %
56,100
65
5
123/4
17%
24%
30
381/4 July
89%
12%
16 V2
74 5/b
American
u
*88
89%
123/4
243/4'
25
1
8
*88
13
73 %
July 19
435/8 Apr
393/4 July
89%
*88
89 Va
24%
59
19
41% Mar 9
52%
743/8
22% Oct
47% Feb
51%
243/4
convertible preferred—100
Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
5
6% preferred
-50
38% May 29
8%
52%
73 Va
26% May 24
38% Jan 14
473/8 Feb
1
42% Jan 30
8%
51%
753/4
17% Jan
19v
8%
52%
25
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
1
Shoe
83/4
513/4
83/4
53
8%
73V4
97
67
44%
24%
4
Jan
: 14
14%
443/4
*101
102 %
76%
23
4
*101
1
33%
141/4
*88
8,300
IOIV4
103
443/4
*8%
k
24%
16
Sep
33%
40%
30%
Feb
142
33%
24%
40 % Jan
Feb
10%
34%
311/4
26
23% Jan
10%
34
243/4
18
114
10%
343/4
30%
Jun
24
10 3/4
331/4
243/4
16% Oct
153/a Oct
10*%
No par
12.50
17% Jan
90
11,800
10%
34 y4
32 %
American
Amer
10%
10%
X333/4
50
,
'
3/4
221/4
23V4
38%
40%
49%
50 3/a
96V4
96V4
263/4
2 6 3/4
26 3/4
27
17 Va
17%
171/8
173/a
18%
19 Va
18%
19
-
*96
97
»
-•
•
49%
21%
22
50
30 %
97 Va
10.700
30
2,800
27
27
17 Va
16%
17 %
15,800
18 3/4
18%
18%
9,700
Number 6303
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
;
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
1
Lowest
May 16
43% July 24
July 17
21% Aug
8
33% Aug 23
39
42% Dec 31
38% Feb
5
Jun
25
23% Jun
25
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
32
Oct
24
57 % Feb
33
Highest
Lowest
Highest
28 y4
Sep 20
28 y2
>:
5iy2 Mar 19
65
Sep
6
38%
16
48% Apr
15
27
Sep
66 % Jan
Sep
102
7
11
1
7
47% Jun
25
73% Apr
23
82 y2 Jan
2
89 % Jun
7
87 % Jan
2
92y2 Feb
47
Mar 22
34 y4 Jan
3
43
25% Oct
24
Oct
30
18
Jan
12
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
V 9%
33% Feb
26
26 % Jan
2
28% Feb
20
25%, Jan
2
31
5y8 May 25
47% Nov 21
2y2 Jan
2
43% Jan
22
4%, Aug 29
51% May 15
54% July 26
66% May 16
19% May 29
2 % Oct
25
37% Oct
1
.
May 13
27
yo y8 Jan
2
20% Aug
6
27% Jan
16
25
Jan
2
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
10y4Jan
2
34 y4 May 29
49% Jan
4
43
Jun
11
49
Sep
87
Jan
10
94
Apr
52
Sep
10
91% Apr
31% Jun
27
47% Dec
21
46% Jan 21
41% Oct
24
57% Feb
15
48
8i% Jan
3
88
Nov
16
85% Aug 21
12% Nov
1
25% Feb
5
Jun
29
11% Jan
17
2
60% May 31
56% Apr
2
Jan
18% Jun
21
3% Sep
24
17% Sep
23
Feb
23
2% Jan
2
15% Sep
20
14% Jan
10 % Sep
12
3
3
28% May 16
20% Dec
27% Dfec
15
July 23
21
7
17% Jan
8
18
25% Jan
28
2
12% Aug
7
17% Jan
41 % Jun
9% Oct
24
31% Jan
42% Jun
25
63%
12
79% Sep 23
1
29% Jun
12
8
24 % Mar
26
Sep
27
46% Feb
5
58
July 10
July 24
14
Jan
10 %
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17
23
Sep
■1. 4
9
58% Feb
26
May 29
10
13
May 16
38%
1
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23 * Mar
8% Mar 12
4% May 29
37 % Jun
59
13
30% Mar 29
25
Jun
14
Dec~27
28% Feb
16% May 29
j
13% Aug 16
30 y4 Aug 28
12% Jun
16
89% Mar 14
11
14% Jan
7
5% Jan
19% Apr
19
11% July 25
27 y8 Jun
27 !
37 % Mar 28
96% Jun
20
104% Mar
5
32% July 24
100
Mar 18
85 % Jan
4
94% Mar
9
18 Va Oct
23
33% Feb
1
26 % Jan
16
40% May 17
30
29
48% Feb
19
46% Jan
2
53% May 29
21
12
Jan
3
8
71
Oct
9% Oct
22% Feb
19
88
12% Aug 22
15% Jan
29
9
13
4
22
59
21
37
33%
Sep
26
19
Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
2
18% May 29
34% Jan
11
36% Oct
61
Feb
26
52%
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29
27
21
45% Jan
6
9
27% Jun
47% Jan
10
5
43
19
22% Mar
39
Aug
35% Apr
24
29% Jun
27
101% Oct
17% Oct
29 %
24
28% Sep
17
115% Jan
14
62 % JUn
152% Jan
14
54 % Nov
16
68 % Sep
2
Feb
19
95
1
66% Sep
27
43% Sep
57% July
38%
Jun"
11%
13
22
Apr
26
33 % Apr
10
36% Dec
17
34 % Jan
2
8
12% Jan
8
5
29 y4 Sep
27
11% Oct
24
16% Jun
22% Feb
19% Feb
15% Oct
24
50 % Jan
4
7% Jun
25
12% Feb
14
Sep
27
25
49% July 16
108 % Jun
15
1% Jan
26
31
48% Aug
49% Jan
1% Feb
3
24
87 % Nov
64
22% Oct
31
Oct
31
9% Oct
24
20
4
160
30
12
98% Sep
64% Aug 26
39% Jan
2
25%' Aug
7
33% Apr
26% Feb
7
21% Jan
2
26% Apr
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
16% Apr
5
27% Jan
16
15
23
14
40% Feb
4
7
22% Aug
1
30% July 26
5
18 :
19% Jun
25
28% Mar 12
41% Jun
25
70
24
26
8
56% Feb
24 % Dec
15
22 % Jan
2
29% May 29
36% Dec
51%
8
Jan
11
85
84% May 24
22
67% May 24
41% Jan
3
48% Jan
Jan
9
23% Jan
17
Mar 18
57
/
20 % May 22
Mar 14
19% Sep
2
Jan
9% Oct
79
25
51% Jan
21% Jan
34% Oct
Sep
Mar 19
25
24
16
3
2
Sep
Oct
18
35 % May 29
16
Jun
2
20% Jan
27 % Mar 14
3
Sep
34% Apr
36
Jan
153
July 15
88
Sep
13
9
4
14% May
21
35% Jan
2
27
27%
26 y2
27 y4
47,700
64 %
40%
63%
64%
63%
43% May 21
64%
62%
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62%
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39 %
39%
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39 y4
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100 %
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98
96%
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89 %
89%
88%
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40
39%
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39
10
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9%
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4% Feb
6
3%, Jan
2
5% Feb
4% Jun
28
22
5% Jan
2
9% Feb
13
25% Oct
25
35
Dec
27
28% May 21
9% Apr
16
4% Feb
4
37% Jan
351/2 Aug 27
13% Jun 13
3
7% Jun
25
3% Oct
26% Oct
23
24
7
11% Feb
8% Mar 13
39% Nov 26
60 % Jun
15
99% Feb
85% Jan
30
87% Jan
2
83% Jan
■
-*
90% Dec
13
43% Apr
4
36% Jan
3
25
111% Jan
4
26
99% Feb
26
24
52% Jan
2
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27
70
Jun
13% Oct
116
85 % July
30
Sep
20
94% Aug 23
23
109
14
Jan
115 %
Apr
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30
13
6% Jan
47
1
46
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9
114% July 26
93% Jan
10
Oct
23
22
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Sep
25
20% Jan
8
28% Jun
27
33% May
7
•Jan
28
31% May 16
14% Jan
2
11
Nov" 28
25
18% May 13
12 % May 29
21% Feb
14
9% May 29
15% Feb
8
11% Jan
2
16
Jun
25
Dec
31
84% Oct
4
79 % Jan
2
92% Aug
6
27% Oct
26
41% Feb
21
28% Jan
7
37
Jan
15
8% Oct
31
18% Mar
8
10% Jan
2
17% May 13
79
68% Sep
61% Jan
29
Jan
17
15% Jan
26% Dec
2
9% Jan
2
19 % Sep
18
25
14
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2
40 % Sep
19
11% Jun
27
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5
13% Mar 15
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20
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19%
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31%
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30%
29%
29%
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29 %
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29
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29
28%
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24
53% M'ar 26
25% Aug
34
Feb
18
24
Jan
18% Mar 19
26
16% Mar 12
7% Oct
23
13% May 21
23 T
32% Jan
2
7% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
8% Aug 26
20% Oct
4
May 29
-
8
Jan
2
23% Apr 24
4% Jan
3
11
Sep
11% Apr 11
33% Aug 23
7Va July
9
18% Oct
24
27% Feb
15
21% Jan
2
Sep
3
Aug 20
Sep 19
26% Sep 25
85% Jail
12
93% Dec
11
91% Jan
4
94% May 22
48% Nov
27
52 % Jan
3
50
3
55
10
Sep
25
11
May
7
Mar 28
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17% July 18
12% Jan
2
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17
Jan
15
17
108
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9
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•
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28
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footnotes,
Jan
10% May
3
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see page 23.
2
31% Sep
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48
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16
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200
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24
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100
2.50
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47%
47
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101%
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100
64 %
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18
18
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1,100
7.200
24%
24%
24%
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243/a
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24
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10%
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10%
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10%
10%
10 %
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2
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—1
51%
50%
50%
50
50%
50
50%
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18,500
58%
26,900
59%
58%
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125
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300
300
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21
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21
21
20%
21%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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273/4
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27%
34%
34%
34%
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33%
34
33%
34
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156%
156 %
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27
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26
26
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26
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26
26
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14
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23%
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33
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33
33%
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.
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34%
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21
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10,600
1,700
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,
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45
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12
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30
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1,500
130
3,300
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11%
11%
30
30
30
30%
25%
26
25%
26%
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15%
15%
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13,900
14%
13%
13%
13%
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30%
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89%
30%
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14%
14
30 %■
30%
30
30
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14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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15%
15
15%
7,500
67
67
67%
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68
683/4
67
68%
66 %
67
4,000
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19'
17%
18%
17%
18%
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38%
39%
38%
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38%
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38 3/4
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38
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14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
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14%
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27%
27%
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27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
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20%
20%
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20%
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20%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10 3/4
10%
—5
1
.
transactions
Canadian Breweries
Foreign
6,900
48%
California Financial Corp
1
California Packing Corp
2.50
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co___
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Foreign
„
8
Bush Terminal Co
Byers Co (A M)
25
3%
4
41%
Corp
Burroughs Corp
22% Aug 19
3%
4%;
41%
Burndy
26
490
18%
31
43%
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
8% Oct
2,800
10
1
-3%
26
24
17'A May 29
9%
1
5
Jun
1
200
39
50%
5
No par
1
10
5
Budd Co common
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
Bullock's Inc
24
10%
♦10
7,900
88%
18%
-
28%
5
9% Oct
55
39
41%
Corp
18% Jun
44
♦88
38%
31%
17%
31
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5% preferred
100
Brach (E J) & Sons
No par
Braniff Airways Inc
—2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
1
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
100
5.50% preferred series A
100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15
Brunswick Corp
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Buckingham Corp class A
1
Bucyrus-Erie Co
5
14
9% Jan
89%
♦88
38%
'
9
2% July
2.6C0
99%
40
101
.
Aug 23
10% Mar
28 %
10
-
15
3
3
86 % Mar 27
43% Jan
152% Apr
25
35"% Jan
28% Jan
22
40% Jun
25 %
13
26% Jan
47% Mar 15
24
27% Oct
79% Jan
2
17
27
27%
89%
Beneficial Finance Co common
1
5% preferred
—50
$4.50 conv preferred
100
Benguet Consolidated Inc
—2 pesos
Berman Leasing Co
1
Best & Co Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
40c
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
8
7%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
5
4%%
pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
50c
Blaw-Knox Co
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Bliss (E W) Co
50c
Bobbie Brooks Inc
._No par
Boeing Co
5
Bond Stores Inc
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
Borden Co
7.50
Borg-Warner Corp common
—5
3%%
preferred
100
Borman Food Stores Inc
1
Boston Edison Co
-10
3
125% Aug 26
1% Feb
6
1
1% Jan
5
Bendix
24
Aug 26
63
55% Jun
17% £pr
Sep
20
Feb
42
8
15
114% Mar
22% Oct
15
59% Jan
50 % Aug
Bell & Gossett Co
Bell & Howell Co
Bell Intercontinental Corp
18
13
May 28
12
2
Jan
Corp
Belding-Heminway
24% Sep
55% Mar 15
128 % Mar 23
18
30% Jun
9
140% July 24
16 % Jun
3
54 % May 28
75% Jan
2
27% Oct
24
.Beech Creek RR
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Belco Petroleum Corp
2
% July
19
20% Jan
17% Sep
26
34% Jun
13
23
21%.Mar 28
9
11% Oct
24
Sep
28
27%
43%
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
Becton Dickinson & Co
Beech Aircraft Corp —l—
45% Sep
37%
13% Jan
14 y4 May 29
—.
4
25
16% Jan
8
2
Aug
22% Jan
35
28
3lVa Jun
48
Sep
7
15,400
26%
2
,_2
Beckman Instruments Inc
103% Mar
32 y2
No par
6
3
32%
43%
Beam (James B) Distilling Co
When issued
26
Jan
20% Mar
M'ar 21
Aug
49% Mar 14
18
100
2
13
Beatrice Foods Co com—.
4%% preferred
Beaunit Corp
45% Apr
96 % Mar 28
Bausch & Lomb Inc
Baxter Laboratories Inc
Bayuk Cigars Inc
34% Aug 21
32%
50
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
23% Jan
32%
1
10
1
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Inc common
5% convertible preference
ij
33
1
25
39 % Jan
32%
10
10
25
46% Feb
9%-Aug
30
33
1
12 % Feb
5
52% Apr
Oct
Aroostook Corp
7
85% Mar
20% Jan
24
36
&
32%
1
2
25
24
22
Bangor
33 y2
l
_9
;
Inc
2
Jan
Jun
8% Oct
12 % Nov
6
May 28
94
43
97%
2.50
21% Aug 29
92
May 3
38% Dec
60
20
106% Feb
3
Jan
•
Sep
37
42%
40
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton^-Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
4%%
preferred: series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% non-cumulative preferred_10o
14% May 22
25
11'/a Jan
Tools
42%
63%
__50c
—_10
Oil
42%
26 %
1
Baker
Shares
43
Sept. 26
42%
42%
33 y8
;—2.50
1
Babbitt (B T) Inc _i
Babcock & Wilcox Co_
"i
22
the Week
Sept. 27
42%
42%
42%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_ 10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4 % preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR_
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
—100
Atlas Chemical Industries
1
Atlas Corp common ;
1
5% preferred —.
'.—
20
Atlas Credit Corp
10c
Austin Nichols common—
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Automatic Retailers of America_50c
AVC Corp
25
Avco Corp
1
Avnet Electronics Corp
.
5c
18
4
Sept. 24
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Tuesday
Sept. 23
39%
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Associates Investment Co
25
11 y4 Jun 19
Oct
85
Monday
1
5
—
Brewing Co__—
Associated
30% Jun
6
Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
Arvin Industries Inc—
Ashland Oil & Refining
25
134% Jan
9% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
Armstrong
20% Feb 13
34% Mar 27
15
20% Jun
Jun
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland —.—No par
Arizona Public Service Co
2.50
Arlan's Dept Stores
——1
Armco Steel Corp
10
Armour & Co
5
Armstrong Cork Co common—1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
13
(1241)
Chronicle
Ltd
—
No par
8%
9%
8%
31%
32%
31%
5%
6
5%
13%
14
13%
15%
15%
105%
107%
25%
26%
—25
6
13%
15%
106%
104
25%
26
8%
31%
8%
32
8%
8%
31%
31%
5%
5%
14%
13%
5%
5%
5%
13%
13%
13%
15%
15 %
102%
104 %
100%
26%
26%
15
26
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*51
54
*52
53%
*52
53%
*52
"9%
30%
30%
30%
30%
"9%
"9%
9%
~9%
26%
~9%
31%
31%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
14
15%
101 %
26
5,100
9,400
10,200
7,500
8,300
95
53%
*52
.
23,600
53%
3.40
9%
9%
9%
9%
31%
30%
31%
9%
31%
37,100
30%
30%
2,800
9%
30
15 Va
5%
26
*94
9%
30%
16,800
32
101
95
9%
~9%
9%
%
15%
102
4,400
8%
8%
1,100
10%
31%
*94
transactions—.——
Canadian Pacific Ry
Foreign transactions
xl5%
8%
32
21
700
•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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14
.
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•
Monday, September 30, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Mar 16
41 % Aug
37% Oct
24
Oct
25
32% Jan
11
24% May
Jun
13
15 y8 Mar
30
12% Jun
10
8
103
Nov
19
45'A Jun 25
64
Dec
27
60% Jan
Jan
86
26% Jun
44% Feb
3
49% Sep
28
26
36% Jan
2
38 % Oct
23
77
30% May 29
%% May 29
July
44
70
2
'/a Jun
25
18% Nov
28% Jun
25
124% Jan
5
;
16% Jun
76
Vb Sep
17
Carter
7
Jan
11
% Slep
11
28
90
16'
35
-
Jan
3
5%
Central
&
Central
Soya
23
33 % Aug 26
Cerro
13% Jun
19% Feb
Certain-teed
I
6
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
Cessna
47% May 31
Chain
Aug
6
2% Sep 25
3
16
25% Jan ;
27
Nov
96% Jan
33% Sep 25
102% May 24;
2
22
41% Feb
16
32% Jan
2
31% Dec
21
29 % Feb
12
Oct
24
31% Apr
11
20% May 14
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
7
3% Oct
24
10% Jan
2
18
y2 Jan
2
5% Jan
41
Sep 24
36% Sep 25,
26% July 31
2
5
45
Mar 29
37
Jan
3
44% May 28
60
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
75% Oct
98
Jan
11
25% Aug 29;
11% July
3
Apr
Oct
22
13% Jan
1
21 y2 Nov
23
20
27% Feb
22% Sep
24
Oct
24
5
9
46
Sep 18
64% Aug 16.
r."
100
7
51% Jan
4
13% Nov
Mar
92
May
2
61% Sep
2
Jan
10
19
24
Sep
13
14/
27% Sep
14% Jan
2
27% Jun
25
36% Feb
15
29'/2 Jan
17
39% Sep
17
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
22% Feb
J.t>
C
h
Aug 28
8% Jun
25
13 % Jan
2
22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
34 % Aug 28
53% Aug 15
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26% Jan
3
34% Jun
14% Nov
30
26% Feb
2
18 y2 Jan
2
7
35% May
.
28
3
Sep 27
Checker
93
Oct
2,9
90
107
Dec
14
104
3%%
27'A Jun
25
52% Feb
32
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
44% Oct
24
59 % Feb
5
97% May 29
112'/. Feb
8
16
39% Sep
16
55% Jan
2
Jun
8% Dec
23 y8
Jun
31% Oct
Jan
4
59
20
106
5%
series
Jun
27
65% Aug
2
26% Jan
30
37
Mar 23
24% Jan
3
14
27
Feb
7
7% Sep
38% Jan
4
29% Feb
5
9
48 % Jan
2
34% Aug 28
23
27
31
102
96% Jan
3
Oct
3
65% Oct
12
6
37% Apr
31% Oct
23
Jan
30
57
143
46 V2
Sep
May 29
Apr
17
64
Jan
8
70% July 22
22
40% Jun
11
51% Sep
3
140
1
19% Nov 26
2
27% Jan
12
f
Mar 27
v
147
/
3
20% Jan
2
'24
Jan
Sep
10
49
Aug
Apr
17
43
Jan~ 19
19% May 29
81% May
1
34% Dec 13
18 y2 Jun
41% Jan
75%
27
~7% Oct~22
48% Jan
30
Nov
41
Dec
14
32% Jan
Mar 19
51
45% Dec
31% May 28
7
22
Oct
24
30% Apr
18
14
Jun
25
31
Jan
17
Jun
4
79% Jan
26
69
72% Mar 16
41
May 29
20
% May 29
31% Feb
16
27
55% Jan
5
34
Jun
15y2
jun~25
37% Mar 23
35
May 29
45% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
7% Jun
25
11% Oct
24
8
Oct
30
Jun
May 29
96
May 29
25
Jun
25
25 Va Jun
27
21% Oct
24
46
May 28
30% Oct
22
33 Va May 29
Apr
7
18
50 V2 Dec
25
65'A May 28
103
15% Feb
13
3
--
5
83% Dec
27
107% Oct
19
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
39
Jan
2
2
36'A Mar 16
65% Apr
30
45% Feb
20
42% Apr
23
84% Jan
3
101% Dec
27
97% Jan
2
104'/a Nov
7
89ya Jan
3
17% Jun
25
28% Mar
92
Aug
15
94 y2 Apr
5% Oct
24
35% May 29
101
July 20
96
Jun
9
2
2
107% Dec
38
Jun
25
3
88 % Apr
Dec
24
16
Oct
25
47 %
May 29
34 % Feb
27
34% Mar 19
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
For
15% Feb
21
10% May S
8% Aug 12
49% Jan
2
30%
Sep
12 % Feb
4
5
18
25%
18.500
42
43%'.
13,800
/
27%
27'
27%
27%
27 Va
27 Va
10%
10%
*10%
10%
♦10%
10%
10%
10'%
*10
10%
700
5
31
32
31
31%
3iy8
31%
30
31 %
30
30%
1
15 Va
27,400
15%
14%
15'%
14%
15
14%
14%
14 Vt
14%
21,000
21%
22 %
20'%
21%
21 Vb
21%
21 Vb
21%
21
2174
32'%
33
31%
33 %
31%
32 VA
31 Va
99
99
99%
♦99
101%
27a
1C0
14,500
3
24,900
45
*99
600
.72
31,300
99 Vb
80
1%
40%
40%
40'%
41
40'%
41
40
40 Va
40 Va
40%
6,500
1
35%
36%
35%
36'%
36 Va
36%
35%
36 Va
35%
35:%
36.500
21%
21 Va
21%
21'%
21%
21%
21%
21
%
21 Va
21%
24
%
24
24%
24%
24 %
25 Va
24%
2478
24%
24%
18,700
8%
9
8'%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
13.500
100
2
par
44 Va
Va
8%
45%
63
104
61
63 Va
*100
61%
44%
44'%
63 '/a
63%
104
*100
44 %
63%
104
44 Va
44%
63 Vb
*100
44
63 %
104
2,100
44%'
63 Va
*100
1,800
63 %
20,100
104
61%
61%
17%
16%
17'%
17 %
17 Va
17%
17%
18
18
2,900
26%
16%
*25
24'%
25
25%
25%
♦24'%
25%
2474
2474
Z
23
23%
22%
2274
23
23
2,000
37 %
36%
36%
36 7«
36%
900
23%
23 Va
23%
37%
*367%
61
23%
x37%
37%
14%
15
100
pfd
44'%
63%
♦1C0
9
63 %
63%
*36%
61%
60%
14%
15
14%
MTi,
14'a
62
63
62%
62 Va
*62 %
29%
61
60%
60%
5.400
14%
1374
14%
18.200
63
63
63'/a
1.200
28%
14.900
VA
8,300
27'4
28
48,000
Chrysler
Cab
Cotton
Full
No par
Electric
Service
Corp
Co
29%
29%
20
*19%
20%
*1974
20 VA
100
15%
15%
15 Va
16%
16 Va
16%
62,400
13 %
13%
13
13%
12%
13 %
12%
13 Va
1274
13 Va
10.400
80%
82%
81Va
86
85 Va
88 Va
81%
84%
80
82%
,224,000
26
26%
26
26%
25%
26
25%
26
25%
257a
13.300
conv
♦93
93%
*93
104
104 %
*104
No par
10
No par
preference
Stores
50
lo
common
No par
Investing Co
City Products Corp
City
29%
*19% I
15%
100
City
Clark
28%
20%
15 Va
5
No par
Co__.
5
Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron
Co
1
Electric Ilium com.No par
$4.50 preferred called
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
guaranteed
4%
stock__50
Peabody & Co
Gas
Aikman
of
N
4%
7%-
40 74
41
41 Vb
.3,500
40%
23.000
66%
16,COO
41 %
40%
66 "Va
67 Va
66%
66%
115'%
115%
115%
114%
66
115
V4
114
114
800
61 %
'
60%
61
60 Va
60%
59%
60%
59%
60'4
6,200
23%
32 :V/
24
24%
24 Va
25%
24
Va
24%
2 4'4
2474
3,900
31%
32
31 %
32
3174
31%
31 Va
3174
3,600
•
8
•7%.
8
.
7%
8
8
8 Va
6,900
43%
12,700
46
46%
46
46
33 %
34%
33%
34
42%
43%
42 7
%
45%
45%
45%
46
46%
34
34=%
34
34 %
34
*105%
*105%
8
♦1057a
*68 Va
68%
*68'%
68%
68 Va
68%
*39
40
♦39
774
43
43%
♦105%
8 Va
43
43%
33%
40 Va
6674
43%
45
41%
66
720
68 %
2.300
-
24,600
*10574
68
Va
*68 Va
69 %
40 %
80
40
*39%
40 %
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
37 Vb
7,600
3.25
50
50 Va
49%
50%
49%
49%
48 Va
49%
4674
48
4,600
*142 %
*142%
143%
*142%
38%
144
*142'%
39%
144
%
*142 Va
38%
38%
38
104
105
104'%
104%
103
*39'%
144
36%
38%
3574
102'%
39 %
105
1037a
102 '/a
22 Va
22%
•
143
37
58.200
10.600
2274
102%
2274
4574
32.000
1
23
23
22%
23
22%
22
common
1
45%
46%
45'%
45%
45%
46
45 Va
4574
44%
80 Va
80 Va
*80'%
81
81
81
80%
8074
*8074
No par
26%
28
27
27%
25%
26 7 a
25%
2774
27
28 %
35,600
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23 Va
24
23%
24%
27,900
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20'4
1
Isoc
America
&
Iron
common
series
Southern
noncumulative
%
5
9%
50
B
38%
38%
10
%
/
817a"
9%
10 Va
9%
9%
974
9%
38%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38 Va
10
1st
27.200
.
150
%
57%
57%
58'%
*57 Va
*57%
58%
56
57%
77%
76%
79%
76 Va
79
74%
77 Va
75%
76%
62.500
29%
29'%
29%
29%
29%
2974
30 Va
29%
30%
33.200
15
24%
24%
24%
25%
247/a
25 Va
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec.__5
*82%
Columbia Pictures common
$4.25
preferred
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
4%%
Commercial
Inc
1
71%
27 %
83
Edison
*82'%
72%
71
27'%
27%
5
43%
43%
100
common
-/.
Solvents
Commonwealth
Condq
Co
preferred
conv
57
103'%
103%
43'%
104
2474
23 74
24 Vb
83
*82 va
83%
*82'4
83 %
70%
27%
24'%
*82%
83
71%
72
70 Va
7074
27%
42
43%
104
104%
277 a
28
43 Va
104
%
70
2774
41 %
27 vA
4074
42'4
104 %
104'/a
105
•
27%
11.700
41%
>13.100
3.900
105%
1
27%
29'/a
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
2774
28%
27%
28
12.50
50%
51%
51
51%
51 Va
51%
50 Va
51%
50'4
50%.
1
12%
10
Co
9.400
4.400
70 %
Nast
Publishing Co
Corp
1
28.400
9,700
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12
12%
11%
12
13%
13%
13%
137'„
13%
1378
13%
1374
13 Vb
13 Vb
-7.500
No par
10
10%
9%
10Va
9%
9%
9%
974
9%
974
4,200
Cigar Corp
1
Edison of N Y com__No par
No par
4.12%
conv
pref series A
100
Cone
Mills
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc
2,900
75 V2 Sep
25
Consolidated
74
74%
75
89 % Feb
15
Consol
88'%
89%
88'%
88%
88%
86%
87%
86'/a
25
$5
107
107 Va
107'%
107'%
107
108%
107 %
107 Va
108 %
108'4
113%
114
114
114
113%
113%
112%
113
112%
113
2,100
36%
3574
35%
36
13.600
Consolidation
50% Aug 26
102% Jan
4
105
Jan
preferred
Consol
Electronics
Conc'mers
Industries
Foods
Coal
Power
67%
67%
67%
677'8
1
44%
44%
43
'
45
44 %
44%
45
*29 7a
67
44 Va
7.300
4574
45 %
45 Vb
29%
29%
29%
1,300
6774
66 %
67
6,400
44%
44%
4474
26,200
46%
17,900
46%
8
46 V8
101 %
100%
101
$4.52
No par
102%
102 7'8
102
102%
102
102
..No par
94%
94%
♦93%
94 %
93 %
93
%
*93%
94'4
9414
9*5
420
5
32%
32%
32 Va
33 %
33 Va
33%
33 %
3374
33%
34
76,300
:_100
94%
96%
*94%
96 %
preferred
Continental
Air
5
Continental
Baking Co
—
$4.16
preferred
Container Corp
4%
$5.50
Jun
17
91 % Jun
6
2
3
20 Va Julv
9
Sep 27
64% Feb
15
Continental
Continental
$3.75
com
Inc
Can
common
Continental
50%
108
lo
Oil
49% Sop
of
108
108
46%
45%
46%
88
88
88
88
5%
5%
18%
56''3
57 Va
5
5%
♦18
56'%
Steel
of
Corp
Corp
America
Cooper-Bessemer
46 %
46%
1C1 %
100%
101
102%
102
102
*102
5%
19
*94%
95%
94%
9474
30
1174
12 %
12%
12%
89,300
50%
50
50%
50
50%
4,900
108%
107
107%
108%
*107%
46 %
45%
46
89%
88
89
5%
19
56 7b
56 Vb
240
13
45 %
*88
1,230
5%
19
56%
45 Va
*88
140
46
19,600
89%
80
5%
5%
5%
5%
6,500
*18%
19%
*1874
1974
r'00
55%
56 %
55%
56'4
32.TQ
1
Delaware
11 %
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
13.000
.5
63 %
64%
63'%
64%
64''a
64%
63%
64%
63%
64%
20.990
7
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48'4
47
48
50c
97
101
94%
97%
448 OOO
23%
2.600
34%
85 090
101%
°
Co
46 '4
100 "a
46%
*107 %
108
45 7a
18%
Motors
Continental
Data
12 Va
50
25
Insurance
5
11
Controls
13%
51 Va
com__2
preferred
13
Control
12%
52'%
No par
Sep
Continental
*94%
13%
51
1.25
common
Copper & Steel
convertible
94%
12%
5
Inc
preferred
Continental
46 7
No par
_
Lines
preferred
48
$5
of America
preferred
4
25
67 7a
1.6C0
100%
11
34% Sep
67%
16,500
47 Va
20
105% Sep 25
28% May 28
29%
35%
9,600
87
101%
Sep
13 % Jun
45%
29%
73 V4
46%
14% Sep
54% Sep
66 %
44%
30%
36%
72%
100%
95
2
45%
30
74%
No par
94
2
37%
45
30%
73-%
No par
27
% .July 12
36%
45%
30
10
com
Sep
6
37%
45
__5
Corp
Co
34
109% May 31
75 %
$4.50 preferred
18
Mar 25
88 Va
37 %
Gas
Co
74%
1.33Vb
Corp
93% Sep
23% Jan
93
5
75%.
Corp
_5
24%
24%
24
__5
34 %
34 %
34'%
104%
97%
105%
94%
9974
24 V8
23%
237'8
23%
23%
347'H
34%
34%
34%
34%
x23
33%
2
17% Jun
3
Cooper Tire «fe Rubber Co
19V4 Aug
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
l
20%
20%
207'8
21
21
2074
20%
2074"
16
20'%
43% Mar 21
60% Mar 28
26% Sep
32 y2 Jan
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
21
2
5
24
24%
24
24
24%
2374
24 Va
23%
11
24%
23%
42% Sep
Copperweld Steel Co
5
40'%
41
40 %
41 %
40 Va
41%
39
39%
38%
39
;„__50c
58%
59%
58%
59%
X57%
58%
5674
5774
56%
5674,
3.300
15%;
15
15%
15%
26% Jan
15%
15 %
9
16 y2 Jan
see page
23.
800
75 %
10
4
footnotes,
s
.29%
System
11
Mar 29
340
7,300
38%
58 V2
.-
97 a
38%
7,000
.
Ry—
47% Sep
49'
20
Y
Corp.
preferred
<fe
32
40%
40
Producing_33MiC
Co
of
Fuel
Va
250
41
38%
Co
Corp
23
41 Va
93 Va
10474
115'%
115
60%'
41'%
93
*104
40
common
preferred
5%%
41
67 Va
93%
104%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado
66%
40%
93
104%
38'%
_No par
Radio
41%
41%
115
41
93 %
105
39 Va
1
preferred
Colonial
40%
*104
38 %
Corporation
Cluett
$3.50
42 %
93%
93%
105
720
_ioo
Clevite
7%
41 Va
29
43%
Cleveland
Special
28'%
100
preferred
conv
$2.25
29
♦19%
15%
com. 8
preferred
4%% preferred
$4.40
28%
19%
1
4%
Cities
29
19%
15%
12.50
&
8,COO
29
Industries
Gas
48%
5
Corp
Corp
Cincinnati
29%
25c
Oil
O Nuts
30
6
Jan
410
27%
Laundries
Jan
45
3
27
Natural
12
45%
27
Consolidated
2
45%
26%
Consolidated"
27% Jan
2%
45%
26%
Consolidated
7
3 Va
45'%
26'%
2Q
5
21
2%
45%
26 Va
16
% Jan
3'%
45
46
3,400
26
30% Sep
68% Aug
22
3%
27%
31
11
2
3%
27
28%
13
_
3%
♦45
27
30%
39% Sep
4k
Aug
Jan
-
47%
115% Feb
Jan
27
20%
16
6% Jan
40
2474
29%
27 y2 Apr
43% Apr
100%
48%
28
3
*99
48%
Feb
15
99 Va
3,300
30%
109
40 y2 Mar
2,200
28'/a
Jan
98% Apr
101% Sep
48 V2
43%
1
non-cum
109
35 % Jan
487a
25 Va
preferred.
2
56% Jan
48%
99
101
1.25
18
24% Jan
48
*99
43%
Corp
81% Jan
33% Feb
1,200
48%
48'%
48%
101
48%
19
13
17'%
35%
31 %
18
54% Sep 16
13% Sep
6
14% Mayl4
17%
35 Va
25
1
105% Apr
36% Mar
24
May 28
8% Jan
2
17 Va
35 Va
30%
Collins
10"% Jan
Sep
40
Mar «s0
41 % Jan
19% Oct
26
22
17%
35%
44 %
10
A
17%
35%
25 Va
Inc
44% Jan
13,500
30 Va
17 Vb
35
48'%
4
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
3074
30%
17'%
35'%
28%
13
111% Feb
♦99
30%
600
24%
pfd
100
System_2.50
17
11,100
43%
Gas
Sep
200
49 %
44'%
Broadcasting
V4 July 19
1874
48%
25
Columbia
40
26 Va
*18 %
43%
Columbia
24% Mar 19
26 Va
18%
48%
24'%
12
101 y2
26%
1,400
49
4
8
48 %
100
20
94 74
44%
Inc
Bottling Co
25
48%
100
31%
76,400
/
9 4 74
25
Co
Coca-Cola
Feb
17%
800
4974
148
43%
Corp
21
Feb
31%
*35
%
26 Va
48%
*145
24%
No par
Co
74
*26
50
148
2.50
■
Coastal States
83,
31 Va
30%
51
4.500
29.200
No par
Co
Coca-Cola
29% May 10
49%
*145
250
4
43
30'/a
Sep
53% Jan
Feb
x30 %
24
55%
12% Jan
32%
79% Sep
_
50%
148
49'%
30% Jun
Jan
'145
*18'%
42% Jan
,
48%
52'%
146%
18'%
26% Jan
67
146
50%
14
77% Jan
51%
54%
146
18%
Jun
22 y4 Jan
26 Va
31'%
35% Jun
60
26%
48'%
17% Jan
Feb
V
27y2 Oct
Jan
26'%
30%
Collins
39% Sep
26%
50'%
No par
20
23% May 15
10% Apr 16
26%
T2
4
42
Va
4 V4 Jan
56 % Jan
56
84% Mar
30
26 Va
72
4
43%
26 Va
49
87% Jan
72% Feb
8% Jun 25
43 % May 29
35 ya May 29
3
Service
19
5
26 Va
3%
31%
42% Mar 29
8% Feb
21
8
2
Sep
41%
4
800
30%
Colorado
41
106
48 "A Jan
Jan
4
I
12
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
*2
'
24% Aug
22% Jan
H17% Aug 15
8% July 19
17% Jan
9
19
80
40%
105% Sep
43%
220
48%
May 14
20
84% Jan
42%
50
29%
27
46 % Jun
/Mar
42
July. 3
103% Jan
25
34% Aug
5
106% Aug 23
28% Feb
70
4
36% July 22
'
12
49% Nov
7
11
99
17
31% May 29
134'A Jan
3
2
Jun
36% Jan
4
58% Jan
33 % Feb
3734 Jan
31% Jun
9% Jan
45
72
437%
4
37%
*4974
com_No par
5
20% Jan
72
73
4Va
43 %
4
♦48%
West Corp
Chicago & North Westn
6
1
35 % Feb
1
|
4'.%
43%
,
No par
com
46% Feb
6
*72
72%
39%
50
5 %
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic. Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
13
26
72
72
%'
17%
C I T Financial
Aug
71%
35
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
72% Aug
33.800
*35%
49% May 13
121
9 %
18%
Chicago Great Western Ry co»i-_lo
5%
preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No par
Chris-Craft
36% Mar 20
9'/a
51%
40
15
106% Jun
9%
.17
Class A
Chock
27
9 Vb
No par
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
19
Mar 22
9%
18%
____100
convertible
19% Jun
Feb
9%
9%
50%
Chemetron
Corp j,
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Chickasha
2
9%
9%
1
Pub
Chicago Yellow
101 '/a Jan
21,600
9%
5
Co
Motors
23% May 13
25
69%
73
31%
38% July 29
Apr 29
97% 'Sep
5
68%
101%
4
28 %
71%
31
20
6
68 %
♦99
Mar 19
July 22
73'%
No par
Feb
May
71%
No par
15
25
73%
74 Va
1
Co
18 % Jan
88% Sep
34
20
Gotham
Mar 26
18% Anr
34
53
Corp
Sugar Co
Aircraft
Jan
July 24
34%
♦145
i
Co
21
12 y8
34%
477/8
29
51
*49%
34'%
*18%
25
2
49%
34%
18%
22
33% Jan
49%
34%
39 V:
26%
May 28
22
38%
49'%
*33%
94%
Jun
4
39%
49 Va
34%
26 %
15% Jun
2
39%
49 %
100
Papers Inc com
preferred
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
65% Aug 30
14'A Oct
39y8
V2
$4.50
16
19
4,900
40
49
Champion
2
16% Jan
38%
39%
♦33%
94%
Products
Belt
2.700
4
»
Chadbourn
6,800
36
94%
Corp
33 y2 Jan
70
35 Va
94%
Century Industries
20
69 %
36%
*26%
South
14% Jan
69%
36
26%
Illinois
10
" Aug 13
19% Jan
2
68%
36%
94%
Light
Central
70
36%
No par
preferred .*
7-
68%
26%
Illinois
22
70
94%
4%%
Jan
200
1.600
1.200
37
26%
Central
32
105
94%
4
47.% Feb
2
*1C4%
69%
43
Instruments
1
104 %
2.400
13%
36%
7
Gas & Elec
102 % Apr
104%
94%
preferred
Cenco
13%
70%
73 %
10
13%
Shares
37
No par
Corp
43
24%
13%
70%
1
1
42%
37
1
Hudson
22%,Mar 11
May 29
18 Ve Nov
10
50
Corp
Central
26% May
18
87 ya. July 10
5
July 15
49% Apr 22
7
21
62
2
41 Va Jan
2
38% Feb
100
2
26% Aug 20
Jan
21
18 y2 July
54%. Sep
2
45% May 31
9% Apr
25
-
98% Jan
49% Feb
24
No par
the Week
24%
■,
*26%
Foundry
60% Jan
8 % Oct
104 %
104%
Friday
Sept. 27
42 Va
42 Va
247«
2474
.1
Aguirre
23
13
104 Va
common
Central
Oct
Jun
Corp
38 %
Jan
22% Oct
Celotex
18% May 20
11
19
104%
104%
Sales for
u r.,<<av
Sept. 26
preferred series A_100
7
33
24
conv
2nd
2
23% Apr
24
7%
4%%
33
23
:
*104'%
of Amer com
preferred
2
15% Jan
17% Oct
Nov
13%
Light
Products
2
25
24
Steel
2
12% Nov 30
48
Ohio
'J n
25
13%
100
Central
Apr 26
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
7
24%
13%
preferred
35 y4 May 22
23% May 29
Sep
25
13%
Tractor
15
52 % Mar 30
10
25
13'
common
2nd
30% May 21
2
38%:Jan
22
101 y2 May 28
May 29
25
13%
Inc
Jan
5
17
May 29
30l/2 Jun 25
Oct
Jan
6 V2 %
4
Aug
95 Va Sep
15% Jan
2
25
3% Oct
147
Jan
21
Mar 13
30% Oct
56
36% Mar
133% Jan
9
19
20% Mar
9
24%
Celanese Corp
Mar 22
Dec
42% Feb
29% May 29
44'%
lo
No par
Ry_10o
preferred
Ceco
36% Jan
6
7%
Co
U
23 % Jan
37
I)
(J
27% Sep
19% Sep 21
14% May 29:
Oct
9
Products
20% Jan
44
July
&
General
10
25% May 28
32
Case
&
Jan
3% Jan
23
81
Jan
80% Jan
43%
preferred
Caterpillar
68
,
4%%
Carriers
64% Jan
43 %
Carrier Corp common
9
22
4% May 28
46% Jun
5
26% Feb
Jun
Power
34% Jan
Aug 26
43 %
Co
&
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
43 Va
43%
Carpenter Steel Co
34% Mar
137% May
13
35
9
51% Aug
2
Mfg
Carolina
Tuesday
Sept. 23
5
Clinchfield
54
4
28% May 29
93
43% May
July 23
Jan
Monday
Par
,__
Carolina
4
•,91:
14
14% Nov
4
i
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Corp
22
29
Jun 26
19
18
48
3
Jan
Sep
(Philip)
Carey
Carlisle
3% Jan
1
2
71
41 %i Jun
Co
42 V2 Jan
26
29% Jun
May 21
Carborundum
29 % Jan
Mar 12
9% Jan
108
36
8
45% Jan
26% Oct
8
33 y8 Mar 27
45% Mar 14
28
12
15% Apr
2
101% Jan
10
29% Feb
19
:
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
49 % Apr
2
2
56
22
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
Year 1962
Lowest
60
May 22
Corn
Products
Co..
-tt
5.509
_
2,100
22,100
7,700
24.800
i
Volume
198
Number 6303
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1243)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
105 V4 Jun
27
Dec
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
14
87
Feb
90
87 % Jan
27
198% Sep
6
24
89'A Aug
13
6
Aug 22
9274 Jan
5
96% May 17
91
Feb
21
95
Oct
31
21% Mar 12
10% Sep
26
15% Jan
31
4% Mar 21
6% Sep
23
11
5
Dec
28
5% Dec
17
36
Oct
24
68% Jan
2
76 % Jan
ll3/4 Oct
12
2
14% Jan
8
Sep
13
25% Feb
19
Sep
23 VB Sep
19
25
39% Jun
6
10% July
21%
Mar 13
26
28
5
83 % Jan
81 % Apr
27
191/2 Feb
26
2274 Jun
Dec
83
17
56% Aug 23
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
20% Jun
'20
17% Oct
24
42 ye Mar 19
14% Apr
Dec
18
34% Dec
28 % Feb
2
27
:44
Feb
27
45
18
30
24
12% Oct
86% Jun
27
10
2
26%
26
26%
25%
26
22%
23 Vs
22%
22%
22 %
23 Vb
57,500
31%
33
31%
32%
31 %
32'A
78,900
$2
13
Publishing
Seal
&
No par
Zellerbach
54.20
5 %3r
S
T
preferred—100
No par
Packing Co common..
4%%
20
5% Sep
23
Mar 13
20^4 Jan
3
8% Feb
39% Feb
14
$4
8'A Aug 20
12% Feb
14
Publishing
27
20 >/4 Aug
16"
17% Jan
2
31 y. May 29
21
33% Jan
3
24% May 16
38% Feb 26
Curtis-Wright
35 y8 Aug
47% Oct
24
78
Mar 20
52
Aug
7
67% Apr
Cutler-Hammer
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
86 y2 Jan
5
91
Dec
12
3
15% Feb
7
89 Va Apr
13
Jan
46 Va Sep
93
Aug
2
16% May 24
Dan
Class
24%
23 34
*108%
21%
1C9
109
21 %
21 %
6% V
7%
58%
11
22 %
1
5%:
48%
52
52%
51%
52
97%
96%
96%
24%
23%
24 Va
23 %
23%
22%
*108%
109 %
*108%
109 !A
►108%
21 %
x20%
21%
20%
7 Vb
*56
11
21%
*48
67/8
7%
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57 7
10%
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8
1074
7
58
*10%
22
*21%
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21%
56 %
4,500
v
1,900
/,
■
8,500
1
10974
7
57 Va
48 y4
48%
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51 %
20%
110
23%
48,100
109
56
56%
11
10%
11
21 %
21'A
100
20%
56
v
21%
28,300
97%
20%
6%
^7
6,200
52
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21'A
■
4,200
^
7
12,600
500
11 VB
1,600
21XA
5%
1,200
57b
5 %
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
par
31%
31'A
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
No par
9 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
10%
3,100
51.200
common
No
prior preferred
prio:- preferred
14 Vb Jun
15
Stores
Drug
28
97
100
5
Inc
874 Dec
53
96%
Inc__2.50
$1.60
Curtis
__5
preferred
Press
48
52%
97%
23 %
convertible
Cunningham
48
53.
12.50
America
Corp
Cuneo
48
52 %
*96%
of
a
48
Corp common—5
No par
preferred
Crucible Steel Co
23
1
common—2.50
preferred
Crown
6
19
100
26%
7
14l/2 Feb
7,800
33%
23
14
3,000
82%
22%
10
13% Feb
*81%
26 %
24% Jun
35
82%
32 'A
63 % Apr
25
*81 %
22
11% May
22
i
26 Va
4
Jun
66,700
32 %
3
5Va Jun
20
•81%
5%
54%
22 3
19% Jan
Mar
81 Va
55
26%
3
52'A Jan
13
82%
5
54
c
54%
31 %
Cudahy
29
Corp com
.
22
C
12% Feb
"81%
55
82 %
56,700
26
Cork
Crown
13
33% Jan
*81 Va
5%
5
54%
70
20
11'A
Crowell-Coliler
25
70% Jan
55%
11%
23 »A
Jan
3
54%
11%
23'A
Jun
9% May 29
19% Dec 28
6%
54%
5
23 'A
10
45% Oct
4%
53%
10 %
22%
25
A
12%
13,100
23%
2
19
95
*23%
6% July 22
19% Aug 23
15 y8 Jan
1-95
23%
; 17% Jan
25
95
11%
Sep
25
6%
*93%
11%
109
6'/4 Oct
11
12%
95
11%
7
14% Jun
'
12%
89
182%
11%
Jan
103
6%
89
11%
2
19
12%
5%
179
90 %
11%
16% Jan
107 y2 Feb
12%
>93%
188 %
*89
11 Va
Sep
4
95
184
11%
Apr 24
25% Sep
*93%
190 %
89
89
23%
21% Mar 29
22
Petroleum
188%
90%
11%
58
Jan
191
*89
95
23%
48
May
188%
90%
*93%
11 Va
100
48
192 %
♦89
23%
4
2
97
Shares
191%
1
7
5
597/e Jan
7
the Week
Sept. 27
preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp—No par
Jan
Sep
8
Friday
Sept. 26
25
convertible
5%
>95 % Aug
14
Aug
91
Thursday
Sept. 25
100
common
preferred
Crescent
Sales for
Wednesday
Sept. 24
transactions
Co
PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 23
Glass
3% %
3
Jun
37 Va Aug
41
.27
Crane
8
SALE
Monday
)
Works common
5
3%%
preferred
100
3%% preferred ser of 1947—100
Coty
Inc
;
1
Coty International Corp class A_ .lc
Corning
Foreign
2
42% Jan
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
1
Inc
19%
20%
1
common
A
36%
36%
58 3
*9
59
10
4
20
,
5%
11.800
- 3,300
,
20%
20 %
19%
20%
19%
20%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
3 6'A
36 %
1,100
587 b
58
19%
36%
•36%
56%
57 %
56%
57
56%
57
5,300
D
May 29
11
\
3
2
Dana
3%%
1
100
44%
92 74
74
45
43%
44%
44%
44%
*9G'%
*90%
92
74
*9074
92 Va
*9074
92 Va
*9074
92 Va
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1574
1574
15%
1574
15%
15,400
50c
Corp
20 %
2174
20 3A
21%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
12,600
common—7
31%
31%
31%
32
31 Va
3,400
85
85
84%
84%
*85
86%
*85
86 Va
*85
86 Va
86 74
*84%
8674
*84%
8674
92
*8874
92
*8874
92
common
preferred series A
River
Mills
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
22% Sep
16
Dayco Corp
20% May 29
29 % Jan
2
27
Jan
32
85 y2 Dec
31
82
Mar
4
88 % Jun
18
28
Dayton
77y2 July 27
Dec
31
84% Mar
4
87% Jun
Inc
9% Jun
25
2
86
81 y2 Aug 30
87
34y2 May 28
78 y2 Aug
2
21
87
Sep
Power
Light
&
series
100
series B
100
*84%
86 74
*85
86
*84%
3.90%
series
C
100
*8874
92
*88 74
92
*88
50c
45%
45 %
45%
4574
*45 74
45%
X':4574
45 74
*4574
46
900
64
64%
64 7a
64%
63%
64 3 4
62%
6474
"►62%
"63
21,100
20%
21
2174
21%
21
21%
20%
21
90
Jan
29
46
16
Apr
25
Decca
57 y4 Feb
20
5.1 % Jan
2
69% Jun
10
13
18% Mar 27
11
Delaware
38 y4 Jun
26
55% Feb
15
46% Jan
23'A July
56% Sep
6
56% Sep
11
Delta
21% Jun
15
29% Feb
15
26
Feb
18
32 Va Jun
12
Dentist's
isy2 Jun
25
22 VB Jan
12
19% Jan
2
23
9
9% Jan
2
18% Sep
5
DeSoto
Chemical
31
31 % Jan
A
Deere & Co
20 y2 Dec
Edison
7y8 May 29
2
3
May 29
Records
Delaware
Inc
1
Power
& Light Co
Lines
Air
31% Dec
4
10% Jan
2
35% Sep
15 Va Sep
17
11
Detroit
18% Jan
26% Oct
26
34% Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
39 % Jun
11
De
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
44% July 22
54% Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
2
45% Jan
3
60 Va Sep
25
Diamond
25
12% Jan
15
Diana
Oct
24
9% Oct
25
27 Va Jan
22
9'/a Sep
18
17% Feb
15
11% Mar
11% Oct
26
Oct
23
40% Feb
35% Jun
25
18% July 31
27% Jan
2
23% Mar 26
48'A Mar 23
21
6
16
Stores
21% Jan
22
22% Dec
May 29
15
5
Distillers
51% Jun
3
28% May 22
52%
54%
40,300
27%
26 Va
26%
2,200
20
Sep 16
38% Sep 23
Dobbs
2
33% Aug 20
Dome
Dr.
6
21% Jun
~ 10
2174
21%
21 %
21%
21
21 Va
21
21%
33,600
1674
16%
16%
1674
16%
16%
1674
16%
11,600
x34 %
3474
34
34%
34
34 Va
Fund
2
7
20% Jan
4
29'A Apr
24
Donnelley
27
20% Sep
24
29% Jan
14
24 y8
Apr
24
22% Jan
22
72% Jan
4
55
5
22% Jan
2
15% Aug
(R
R)
5
16% Jan
2
22% Aug 30
Jun
26
61
May 27
53 % Apr
10
66
4
Duke
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
4
Feb
26
101% Jun
5
39
Jan
Jan
2
42% Jan
Feb
23y4Oct
Duplan
du
42
Feb
4
45
2
50
Mar 27
25
47% Apr
13
46
May
15
26
1
47'A Aug
50% Mar
48% Jun
4974
25
18%
187'b
187b
19%
37%
3874
3774
38
28%
29
2974
29 74
20%
21
21
2174
x20%
26 VB
26 74
2674
26%
20%
21%
20%
21%
31%
32
58 5
b
59%
25%
26 74
47% Jun
7
16% Jun
19
7
24% Sep
15% Jan
18
Aug
24% Aug
29% Feb 19
7
31% Jan
4
12
11
33% Dec
13
50
Mar 21
4
1
50
$2.10 preferred
50
DWG Cigar Corp
—5
Dynamics Corp of America com—1
$1 conv preference
2 ;
e
24% Feb
27% Jan
15% July
9Vs Oct
85*
Jun
97% Mar
25
7
20% Jan
2
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
16
93 y2 Dec
7
90
Jan
2
4
12% J an
2
115% Mar 15
106'/a July 24
July
9
40% Mar 23
98% Mar 4
2
34% Jan
mi
July 30
50% Jun 17
101
3
52
Jun
25
88 y2 Jan
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
Aug 23
33% Nov 26
95
Feb
26
Jun
27
37 74 Nov
30
22% Jun
27
24
33% Jan
30
26% Jan
6% Jan
2
5% Jun
4% Sep
20
91% July 30
94
101
Nov
25
56 Va Feb
23% Sep
24
38% Dec
25
16
<Jan
19
31%
50
5
26% Jan
24
24
27
17
Jun
Jan
98% Jun
30
Jun
26
41
2
21% Jan
24
May 28
30
13
23
55% Feb
23
3
31% May 29
80% Jun 22
18% Oct
16
Sep
Jan
31% Mar
15 y8 Oct
9
24
30
Feb
13
22 Ve Oct
24
42
~7%
24
15% Mar 16
32
Oct
9
15
39V2 Mar 15
34% Mar
35% Jun
25
49 y2 Mar 30
42% Jan
12
Oct
24
23 % Jan
2
14
Jun
21
68
Aug 22
26% Feb
1
63
18% May 29
34% May 29
47 % Jan
30
4% Jan
3
5
21 y2 Jan
9
Jan
2
61
2
57
May 17
25
20% Jan
8% Jun 27
16% Oct 23
36% Jan
jun
12
34% Sep 27
14
Mar
49% Apr
3
9
101
Apr
38% Jun
12
15
Feb
64
Sep 27
18
95% Apr
30% Jun
11
102
4%%
8
2
3
23
1
2
24
80% Sep 25
41% Sep 25
12% Jan 24
20 Va Apr
22
27% Aug 15
31% July
1
37 Va Sep
Co
common..
24
33
25
Sep
ll7/s Sep 24
44
July 12
57% May 14
51
23 Vb
Mar
6
May 20
38
45% May 16
Jan
2% Jan
4% Feb
58% Mar 11
July 18
13
21% Feb
14 Va Jani
13
65
Aug 29
conv
16%
>
21%
15
15 74
r
15
15%
►
May 29
46 Ve Mar 14
37% Jan
43
10% Oct 29
21% Feb
7
May 29
8% Feb
14
4
11
July 23
% May 29
4% Apr
15
Nov
16
23 % Mar 12
15
31
Jun
14
3
May
16
Mfg
Co
com
14
Fairbanks
Morse
6% Jan
11
Fairbanks
Whitney
Corp com
convertible
preferred
2
Sep 20
Fairmont
Foods
niu,
rw
For
od
•>9% Mar
footnotes,
see
8
page
50'A Mar
30% Jan
23.
27%
5
51% Jan
3
39% Jun
8
11
junior
Falstaff
«.
32%
58 Vb
5,000
12,500
7
|
17
1674
17
16%
17 Va
3,700
21%
2074
2174
20 Vs
62
63 74
*62%
2074
63%
.16,300
6374
14%
15 74
1574
14 Va
1474
15 %
1
15%
'A-
1474
1474
107
107
106%
106%
106 74
87%
8674
8614
86%
33%
33
33%
3274
*43%
44 Va
44
44
43 74
*48
49
48 Va
*46
49
44%
4874
45
3274
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43%
87%
32 Vb
4374
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4774
45
3274
,
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,
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48
45
fc*86 Va
'
45
*46
„
4,100
15%
249'A
45
4.400
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18,100
1,100
',
106%
87%
3274
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500
9,200
150
43
48%
160
45 Va
1,260
49 74
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49'/a
*48
49 Va
*48
46%
*48
46%
*48
45
*48
*86 Va
33
4,200
145/a
1574
247%
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15 74
10674
87 Va
1077a
33%
45%
26,400
1674
1077a
45
40,300
,
21
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.
26
63
250
V
14,200
59
2574
5974
26
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4674
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4674
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48
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48
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100
49'/a
46%
48
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■
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48
2374
23%
2374
23%
24%
2474
24 74
11%
11%
1174
11%
11%
1174
25 Va
2574
25 Va
2574
2574
25'/a
23
%
2374
11
1174
1134
25'A
<
25%
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23%
3,100
11 Vb
23,100
25 Va
1,400
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
3,000
2474
25"%
24%
25
24%
2474
54,000
60
59%
60 »/4
60'A
62
'59%
99%
140
16%
16%
4,500
110%
111%
28,200
10074
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100 7/8'
36%
11%
36 %
36%
18,000
11%
11%
3,600
2,800
99%
99
99
16%
17
16%
16%
111%
113%
112%
113%
111%
114
111 Va
112%
*99%
101
99%
99%
99%
99%
*99%
36
36 %
36
36 Vb
36 Va
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
63%
63 Va
63%
63 Va.
63 %
63 %
*
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95
28%
28
36 Vb
11%
63
*92%
28%
36%
11%
63 Va
*92%
95
287'b
29
28%
2974
95
28%
63%
64
95
28 Va
29
4,200
*102
33
x31%
32%
31%
32
2,100
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
59%
5Va
59%
60'A
5874
59
74
5874
59*
8074
7474
7774
73%
76 Va
167,000
4074
37%
40 Va
286,100
6
100
75 %
74
79%
38'A
38
40
38%
4174
38 Va
10%
11
10%
11
10 VB
10%
10
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1874
18%
18 Va
24 Va
25 Vb
24%
25
24%
2474
24%
2474
25
25%
a—
5
Corp
9,900
30%
30%
30 %
30%
3074
30
30 7b
30
30%
2,500
36%
37%
36
37%
35 Va
36
3474
35 Va
27,200
33
33
33
3274
32 Va
3274
32%
700
11%
11 VB
11%
1174
11 Va
11 Vb
1174
44,700
40
39%
39%
3874
39
37%
38%
2,300
*32
32
32
10%
11%
11%
40
40%
*39%
50%
51
50%
51 Vb
50%
51
5074
5074
49'A
49%
49%
49%
48 %
49 %
48%
4874
16%
16%
16 %
16 %
16%
.
16
16
16
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68
66
66
25%
24%
25%
40%
40 %
25 Vb
40%
*62%
64
14 VB
14%
*65
24%
41 VB
41
/
1674
5074
5,200
48 Va
2,300
16%
2,800
64%
65
64'/a
300
2474
2474
2474
25%
5,000
41%
4174
41
41'A
3,100
15,100
41 %
3%
3V2
334
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18 »/2
177a
64
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64
14 %
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66
3%
17%
14
\ 5074
251/4
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141/4
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3%
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3%
480
1774
1774
17 Va
64
6274
63
70
14
1374
14
7,200
16 74
1674
26,5(30
17
17%
16%
1674
1674
60%
63'A
58%
63%
58
59%
99,400
60%
61
58'A
31%
29
3174
29%
3074
52-100
30%
2974
30%
2974
29%
38%
38Va
37%
38%
37%
3874
38
18,400
38%
377'b
38 %
4574
46%
4474
45 Va
5.200
45 Vb
46
443A
4574
4,400
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12 Va
300
■
16%
17 VB
1674
46%
46%
46%
4674
43
43%
4 3'A
44%
44%
45%
12'A
121/4
12%
4%
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40%
6
12%
5
12
4%
12
47/8
474
474
4%
474
29,800
16%
1674
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16 Va
1,100
38'A
39 %
3774
38%
3774
16%
16%
40 3
5%
26%
50%
34%
34%
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16%
39%
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4%
6%
50%
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16%
17
27%
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4%
41%
26%
34%
58
/ <
10
50
1
8,200
46,800
37 Vs
46%
50c
10
36%
1
40
common
974
27,400
30%
46
1
8,100
5%
60%
60
60%
5%
574
5%
73 Vb
25c
34.50
1
180
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74
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102
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95
<
5,400
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*98%
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No par
Corp
Co
*23%
r.
36 %
—.—
Co
&
preferred
Brewing
32 Vb
58%
25%
17
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
5%
32 Va
59%
2574
1
13% Jan
21
3174
25 74
75%
class A
Co—
52% Feb
3274
x59
99
1
—1
3
& Co
32% Jan
Nov
48,700
16%
5
(Max)
27
50
20,300
21%
3
Bearing
t!9% May 29
25%
2174
1
Factor
Stratos
2574
21 Va
100
—b
50c
5
Co
Fafnir
$1.50
2674
21
99
10
1
Fairchlld
2674
22
2974
2
6
2,900
2674
33
48% May
49% May
14
20%
30'A
—
10
20%
3274
issued
8% Feb
2074
30
Co
18% Jan
2074
6
—
50% Jan
8,200
21
248 Va
14%
1
3,500
29%
25174
1
19
3774
28%
30
Inc
5'A Aug 26
22% Jan
2
37%
30
248
*62%
32% Apr
13
37 Va
2974
250%
preferred series A—£—100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.'
50
11% Feb
37
■'■r
16%
5%
70% Mar 21
20
33%
preferred series A
& Phonograph
5% May 29
;
19%
32
F
24
19%
5%
Gas
Corp
19%
21 VB
1574
15%
3 V4
Ex-Cell-O
4,200
24'/a
■.
—.
249
17%
When
50%
24'A
33
preferred
Inc
50 74
24%
29%
common
Products
50%
2474
250%
3%
Eversharp
50 %
49 Va
249
18%
Evans
50 Va
2674
16%
63
3%
23
12,000
21%
21%
62 74
62
18%
17% Sep
42 Va
,63%
16%
16%
X21 '/a
15%
a
26 74
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
63% Sep 25
31% Sep 25
7
59 7
_—,
2
42
99 Va
Emery^Air Freight Corp
20c
Manufacturing Co
7.50
Empire District Electric Co
10o
Endicott Johnson Corp common—10
4% preferred
-100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
2
42%
16%
Emhart
Eurofund
42
5
Radio
Emerson
43%
shrs_,_103
Inc
Watch
Electric
Emerson
25
46% Feb
Amer
Associates
16 V8 Jan
28% Sep 20
37% Sep 25
Ind
Natural
3,300
25,400
32%
Specialty Co
$1
32 74
•
59%
2.50
Co
Share
&
National
Corp
29%
14 Va
20 Va
5074
23%
100
Co
Mus
$1.40 ,fconv
37%
25%
Inc common—l
Electronic
Eltra
37 >4
X297A
59%
preferred
Paso
19%
11,600
14%
2074
10
Co
Electronic
El
18%
9 Va
1474
21
,
50
1
1
common
Foreign transactions
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin
25
974
974
1474
20 74
4974
23%
Bond
60% Sep
24%
25
&
2
5074
25 74
•
59%
100
Corp—2.50
preferred
Products
Ekco
4274
24%
Electric
5
Jan
Co
Manufacturing
%
43
25 Va
Electric
July 30
9% Jan
Kodak
preferred
Manufacturing
Edison Bros Stores
4 %
42%
59 Vb
l
3
'25
Steel
$3.60
Echlin
21%
23%
30
80% Jun
13
preferred
prior
Stainless
Eastman
Eaton
5
29 V2 Jun
'
4% %
30
Jan
9
2
122% Apr 26
19% Jan
26
Oct
11% Nov
Eastern
2074
9Va
9%
1474
20
25
Fuel Assn com—10
6% Apr
Jan
55
46
May 17
18% May 29
101 %
974
1474
19%
5074
"
9%
14%
1
Inc
Lines
Gas &
31% Apr
Mar 20
28 y8 Jun
Eastern
2
July 23
26
Sep
Eastern Air
974
14%
5
Eagle-Picher Co
4
2
14
27
Sep
27% Jan
23
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer___l
A.ug 26
17 Va Jan
29% Sep
64% July
>
■
Aug 28
39% May 21
1120% Mar 27
8
24% Apr
com—5
(E I)
No par
No par
common
5
„—--50
——50
50
50
Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
7
——1
Nemours
Duquesne
6
21
-
25%
No par
$4.50 preferred
May 31
7,000
1.25
No par
Co
$3.50 preferred
Aug 13
Jan
de
60%
25%
Corp
Pont
60
49%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc—.—-1
Chemicals Inc
1
18
34% Aug 19
46
16% Dec
25
89% Jun
43 '/2 Apr
48 y2 July 13
23
16% July 10
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
Sep 14
July 10
49 % May
May 29
8
84
48'A Jun
7
Oct
17
2
47
2
45
24
10
44
19
43% Jan
Apr
30"% Jan
48
12
45 % Jan
105% Apr
Apr
97'/a Apr
29
5
44
27
27
32 % Mar 22
114
81 % July 12
24 y8 May
2
29
60 'A.
„
Dunhill International
13
10 % Jan
6074
2
DuBois
43
13% Jan
6074
43 74
26
8
229 % July 26
60
42%
59
23
254% Mar 14
60%
2.50
31
Feb
27
11,800
60%
9%
1
Jan
6% May 29
46%
20
5
31
164% Jun
45%
*•14%
Corp
Chemical
Power
47
974
—50c
22
Sep
16% Sep
46 Vb
19%
Co
May 29
.
47%
24%
Industries
13
Mar
47 Va
60%
■
Sons
&
20 y2 May 29
32
48
1
35% Aug 26
May 1
28% Aug 12
25% Jan 15
24
47%
:_1
Douglas Aircraft Co
17% Oct
600
48 74
6074
Inc
26
Dresser
15,700
34 Va
No par
Dec
Dow
13%
No par
37% Jan
Dover
13%
*33%
2.50
Ltd
24
66
13%
34V4
16%c
25% Jan
4
13%
34XA
1
Inc
25
Mar
14 74
34'A
1
28
27
18,000
13%
34
3474
>
50c
16 y8 Jun
Jun
34%
14%
3374
47%
Corp
20% Dec
16'/a May 29
3474
14
33%
35'A
14%
Corp
19
40
53
53%
16%
34
transactions
Dominick
53%
54
21%
No par
Co
Mines
54
54%
36%
Corp
Houses
Pepper
53%
21
transactions
Foreign
17'/a Jun
54
26%
Club Inc
Divco-Wayne
Mar
52 Vb
27
34
Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
23 % Jan
54%
27
24
(Walt)
18% Sep 23
21% Jan
3
31% July 18
22% May 29
53
27
1
Co
Fruit
19
3
4,900
54
2674
1
Corp
Disney
DiGiorgio
Foreign
12% Jun
53'A
53 74
27
15
(The)
12
54%
55%
Coatings
National
43% Jan
Jan
5374
53%
Co
Diners'
7,100
2674
Detroit Steel Corp
15% May 14
23% May
9
46% Sep 16
21 Va
10
20
Vilbiss
20%
40
'A—
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
30
10% Oct
6.75
74
2.50
Inc
Supply Co of N Y
NOV
40
No par
Hudson
&
9% Oct
53% Jan
31%
3.75%
51% Apr
30
31%
Preferred
2
12y» Mar
31%
Preferred
27
3
2174
32
8,600
12
12 y2 Jun
36% Mar
20%
31 74
44%
44
3.75%
41% Oct
13
44
Preferred
May 10
45 V8 Feb 18
Dec
44 74
3874
51,800
5%
6
574
574
5%
5%
13,900
26%
26%
27
2674
26%
2674
2674
51
50%
50%
*5074
34VZ
34%
34%
34 74
a
6
?.
51
*5074
51
34%
*337*
3474
2,100
80
5,200
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
.
Apr
30
23% Feb
19
Fansteel
34
May 28
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
8
13% Jun
25
28
Jan
2
15% Sep
6% Jun
14
10% Mar 13
26
2
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
6% Oct
24
14% Feb
2
14% Oct
25
22% Feb
7
16
25
44% Feb
7
30 % Aug
2
42
3
2
55% Sep
11
16
18% Jun
7
31
30% Oct
'
Oct
v
2
:
42% Jan
Dec
6
20
6
12% Sep
: 35% Jan.
:
31% Feb i 15
9V4 May
28% Dec
May 29
-
35% Mar 15
22% May 29
2
9
50% Aug
23% Oct
23
43% Oct
24
12
-50% Jan:
-
8
18% Jan
2
v26 % Mar 16
! 17% Jan
2
85% Jan
23
1
87
Oct
24
104
35% Jun
26
46
3% Jun
25
80% Aug
85
8
Mar
-
163%
16%
473/s
473/s
47
161/4
17
16%
16%
•/i-v-; 7%
16%
16%
16%
3,600
32%
34%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
12,400
25
1.25
*241/8
24%
*24i/8
24%
*24%
24%
*24 %
24%
23%
53%
54%
531/8
53%;.
53
53%
53%
53%
10
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
43%
43%
•42%
43%
*42 3A
30%
32%
29%
31%
30%
34,100
33%
34%
33%
33%
32%
31,100
31%
32
31% "31%
31%
11,000
53
55
52%
53%
52%
20,800
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
43
44%
413/4
43
41
42 %
57
58%
56
58%
56
57%
21%
21%
213%
21%
5,900
22%
21%
22
21%
16,800
Inc
Ferro
451% "
43
43%
331/8
32%
331/2
33%,-
32
32%
31%
551/8
55%
55
37%
38%
37%
381/a
,
45
45%
44%
45%
-
57%
58%
57%
58
_~-_l
21%
21%.
2IV2
21%
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
.1
1
Inc
Rubber
Fischback • & Moore Inc
Flintkote Co common:
r
No par
$4
—
i
'-No par
*86
87 J/2
*86
100
100%
100
23
11% Sep
6
25
46% Jan
9
Florida
2
78% Sep
2
20
29% Oct
24
30
35% Jan
2
49% Aug 21
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
2
25 % Feb
Jan
22
96
84.50
2nd
A
conv
No par
47%
47%
*47%
Co__25
91/4
91/2
9%
F M C Corp
Food Fair Stores
7
Inc
7 % Oct
24
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
8
Oct
24
67
Feb
1
25% Oct
24
11
7% Oct
29
42% Apr
19% Jan
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
3
24
56
>
8% Jan
23
26% Mar 19
30% Feb 28
10
1
15
47%
47%
46%
471/4 '
45%
46%
44%
45%
43 3/4
221/4
22
221/8
21%
22%
21%
21%
95%
*95
951/2
22%
*95
18%
9% Jan
24
281/8 Apr
47% Sep
26
23
Friden
33% Jun
6
15
24% Jan
84
301/4 Oct
24
46% May 22
35% Jun
25
58
2% Oct
24
I8V4 Jun
2
Jan
15
29% Sep
24
43% Jan
4%
*95
18%
18%
*95
95%
v.
21%
*95
95%
11,400
95%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
15
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
17
17
17
16%
1K%
16%
16%
16%
1
14%
13%
14
13%
143/4
13%
14
13%
55V4
56%
55%
56%
54%
5b %
54
551/4
53%
8,800
*13%
16%
13%
*13%
14%
—
3,100
21,000
230,300
54'/a
£
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
25%
26
25%
25%
33%
341/4
33%
33%
31%
33%
31
32%
301%
32
15,200
50c
33%
34%
33%
34%
x33%
34%
33%
33%
32%
33
4,500
;
~
1
1
Corp
7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
47%
46%
471/2
45%
46%
43%
45%
42%
43%
28%
29
28%
291/8
28%
29%
x28%
29i/4
%
28%
89
88
88
5,000
26%
47%
52,100
7%
10
33 %c
Corp
Sulphur
Co
Inc
Fruehauf
89% Aug 26
18%
8,600
6,900
21,400
1
2
20
191/8
7,100
17
*14%
Co
Freeport
15,100
17
:
6
7% Aug
22% Jan
Nov
85
38% May 27
9%
72%
Co
Co
Fram Corp
Franklin Stores
27% Feb
May 29
Foxboro
93/8
43%
Foremost
Dairies
Inc-i
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Mineral
26% Mar 19
3
78% May 29
23
May 20
37% Jun
7
9%
17%
i
Ford
31 %
30
9%
2.50
Foote
11
11% Sep
2
Apr
9%
73%
2
13
100
200
9%
9%
43%
common
Sep
101
47%
723A
Inc
Motor
87'/2
*99 |
17
pfd series of '51
Sep
6,800
*46%
43%
Food
59
37,700
43,400
473/4
17%
17 % Sep
15 %
101
74%
18 % July 15
1
6,200
*46%
43%
4
3
*86
87%
*99
,
17%
2
9% May
Mar
*86
•
,
74
Jan
42
3,300
47%
43
11% Jan
26
'87%
101
17%
13
Dec
200
12,200
47%
48
74%
8
47
*86
*99
87%
100
43
3
20 % Mar 29
7
I
17%
14% Jan
26
21%
73%
"
Mart
21%
42
Food Giant Markets Inc common__1
4% convertible preferred
10
3
;
'
'
7
18%
21 % Jan
May 29
25
10% Jun
32%
.55%
75
24% July 15
$4.20 divid
.
34%
44%
16 % Mar 13
23
10,500
53I/2
17%
3
Jan
53
731/8
21
97
,
7%
43
Dec
20
.
7
2.50
2.50
Fluor Corp Ltd
29% Jan
Sep
.
No par
Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
5
10
•
preferred___100
preferred
Jan
5
7%
"
First National
■
'
*
34 /
42%
:
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
Stores
No par
-
V
71/4
32%
_
&
7%
32%
Products__No par
Federation
Tire
7%
7%
____1
Corp
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
'
Florida East Coast Railway
21% Jan
6,300
3,100
17
17
95
7%
700
:
/
34%
25
Jan
13% May 29
'
8%
341/s
series
47% Sep
Dec
7%
8%
*16%
pfd
101% July
Jun
9
16
A__23
2nd
conv
3
14
17%
16%
47%
2
65% Jan
19% Oct
16%
47%
Jan
•V 40% Feb
23 % Oct
16
47%
41% Jan
Jan
25
16%
47%
Firestone
•
82% Feb
8%i Nov
161/4
47%
Filtrpl' Corp
;.
30% Mar
36% Jun
161/2
47%
Financial
•
25
11
161/4
47%
I
12
24
89
*8/8
•
20'
12% Oct
25
8%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc____l0
■
48% Jun
28% Jun
x8%
90
5
8%
8%
Mar 16
6% Feb
13,300
8%
8%
-
20
Jun
90
15%
2
Corp
Feb
13
7,000
15%
16%
Fiberboard- Paper
23% July 11
23% Sep ' 5
,
32%
15%
32%
171/s
Fenestra
1
Sep
32%
171/a
32%
16%
5%%
»
60% Jun
2
Shares
32%
321/4
171%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
17
27
46%
24
% Jan
20% May
r
23
1 50
2
the Week
17%
Corp
4.60%
18
38% Sep
Friday
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
32%
32%
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
'36% Apr v-2
66
Apr 15\
J
July 23
3"1 % Jan
2
72% Jan i.
May 29
13% Oct
32
48% Mar 21
24
Sales for
Thursday
l
v
Sep
37
2
'
25% Oct
8
35% Feb
Jan
1 27% Jan
5
8
Mar 21
46% Sep
2
23% Mar 20
1 26
•i
14
Sept. 25
5
Metallurgical
Fedders Corp
Federal Mogul Rower
•
V
23
19% May
5
24
23% Jan
53 % Feb
24
18 % Jun
-
% Sep
17
10 % May 29
29
6% Apr
.
47% Sep
Wednesday
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
32V4
32%
Fawick
9% May 16
19% May 17
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
54% Jan
27
37% Jun
•«
5
May 10
24
22% July 11
<
8% Jan
-
Tuesday
Monday
Par
:
1
Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com___l
24% May 22
20
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Family Finance Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
1
100
common
preferred
*88
8
*88
"88
89
28
*88
89
2.200
19,900
33,500
r
1
54,800
20
89
G
:
21
4% Mar 19T
14
271/2 Jan
10
171/4 May 29
26% Jan
2
10% Jun
14% Jan
4
32 % Feb
.
16
23% Jun
27
26
94% Jan
25
5V2 Jun
May
7
441/4 May 11
86
Feb
6
24
521/4 Jun
26
81/4 Apr
28
1
10% Jan
26
Oct
23
32
79% Jan
27
97
33'% Mar 27
2
22% Apr
•J-J 1/,
100
81% Jun
7
General
8
130
13% July 19
361/2 Jan
2
25
Sep
1
29% Feb
6
84% Jun
General
22% Sep
General
25
96
1 Jan
2
77% Mar
30
Jan
4
11
Apr
18
33% Jan
2
31% Jan
2
116% Dec
3
113
90%
40% Sep
16
116% Feb
1
2
79% Sen
11
2
118% Jun
5
31
87
Jan
43% Aug 14
1
30% Mar
32
20
21
27
88% Dec
14
24
May
17% Jan
9
26% Jun
25
59
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
4% May 29
7% Jan
2
Jan
37% Mar 22
25% May 28
31% Jan
Instrument
Mills
5%
29%
29%
*98%
98%
*98//2
99%
*98 %
99
180
33%
33%
32%
33%
32 %
33
6,300
78
783/4
78%
78%
78
78%
79
79
79
79%
6,500
9%
24,500
31% Jun
3
General
General
28
Mar
6
26% Jan
22
28% Jun
7
4
26% July
2
27% Jan
8
Jan
2
22"% Jan
2
20
28% Sep
13% Jun
4
19% Feb
9% M'ar 19
4
23
100
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
101 % Jan
4
2
42% Feb
19
Jan
14
33% July
20% Jan
35
Jhn~22
58% Jan
40 % May 29
62% Jan
12% Jun
18
107
Feb
Tire
Jan
10
10
26% July 15
Getty
43 % Mar
2
52
6
Genesco
Inc
$4.50
Gerber
Corp
1,400
87
87%
87%
88%
87%
88/2
86%
88
17,800
13%
13%
13%
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13%
12%
13
"
12%
12%
14.400
39%
40
39%
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40%
40
403/4
39%
40 3/4
39%
40
37,000
1153/4
115
Gibraltar
29
33
July
37
17
Gibson
28% Oct
24
Jan
2
28
Jan
11
29% Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
19% Dec
24
9% May 29
Jan
3
2
30
9% Jan
2
45% Feb
14
Tan
2
9
25
:11
Aug 22
Feb
13% Jan
&
Glen
Alden
18
9
24% Oct
24
44% Jan
30"% Jun
21
54% Feb
35 % Mar 19
25% Jun
14
41% Dec
20
37% Feb
28
49% Jun
3
12% Jun
27
20% Jan
29
20% Sep
19% Apr
25
Granby
16
Grand
33% Apr
22
Granite
16% Aug
12
2
.
31% Mar
1
24
34% Jan
2
16% July 29
15% Jan
2
22
49% Jan
2
26
10% May 29
15% Apr
11
12% Jan
2
17% Oct
22
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
75
83
Dec
12
81% Jan
8
25% Jan
5
12% Oct
21% Oct
July
July 26
3% Dec
2
27
2 % Jan
4
34
Oct
23
60% Jan
39% Jan
2
14
Dec
18
24% Feb
14 % Jan
2
30% Oct
24
62% Feb
35
Jan
2
34"% Oct 26
47% Feb
43 % Jan
2
12% Oct
42% Jan
23
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 % Jui^ 26
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14
53
Jun
30
May 29
16% Jan
35% Feb
147
17
36% Jan
29
64% Nov
2
143
2
32% Nbv
24
33% Jan
28
Sep
Jan
4
47.% Dec
„
30% Dec
81% Dec
31
30% Oct 24
44 % Apr
19
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
90
Jan
97
93
JUT 24
2
103% July 18
105
Jan
10
15 Va Oct
23
For
Mar
97% Jun
107
5
Dec
108% Mar 14
41
footnotes,
Mar 12
26% May
9
86% Jun 27
4% Jan 11
see page
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24%
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105
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35
13
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Oil
Gulf
States
Apr
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101% July 23
100% Feb
28
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108% Jan
30
Feb
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18
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108,800
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30
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53
1,800
47,500
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28,100
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106
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12
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12,000
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27
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24
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28
23%
12
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27
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39
38
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37
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29
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29
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43%
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11
52%
15%
43%
40%
39%
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41%
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97
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96%
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109%
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19%
76,600
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19%
19%
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27%
26%
27%
13,500
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15%
16
15%
15%
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83
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25%
83
3
25%
83%
2%
25%
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3
7,600
30
43%
44
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44
25%
83%
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44%
16%
16%
47
48%
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83%
3
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27
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48
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93
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37
24,500
1,600
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17%
41
43%
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36%
4,700
45%
16%
15%
44%
r
36%
45
16%
19%
27%
17%
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39%
36%
19%
43%
93%
43
38%
36%
45
16
18
50%
54%
19
19%
48
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46%
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2,500
1,900
37,200
28%
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17%
49%
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3
11
52%
36,000
7,300
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44%
50
11%
54%
43%
18%
11
53%
16%
26%
85
'3
_3
preference
15%
43%
18
45%
17
28
15%
25%
83%
2%
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__
14%
18
36%
45
19%
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No par
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Co
40%
37
28%
com
*11
54%
40
26%
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46%
36%
19%
No par
_
17%
12
46„
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19%
28
15%
25%
*83%
2%
No par
—25
Paper Co
Utilities
15
42%
17%
11%
55%
1
Co
Prop
12
29
1
Stores
preferred.
$5.08
102,100
67
2.50
Pacific Tea
Ore
Corp common
Gustin-Bacon
2.300
27%
27%
67%
41%
$4.20 preferred
$4.40 preferred
\
27%
*26%
27%
10%
24%
*102%
*104%
67%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp_
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No~par
13
Sep
27%
27%
27%
68
100
Financial
Sep
27%
27%
67
No par
common
Sugar
52% May 13
27%
*26%
27%
28%
66%
I'll
55%
preferred
46%
2,300
66%
5
Western
93
8.500
21,600
66%
5
Co
conv
35
100%
53%
.
66
15%
42%
17%
11%
56
preferred
4%%
35%
100% 100%
54%
55
100% 100%
54%
55%
6.25'
Western
Sep
15,600
15
27%
22%
Co
Shoe
34%
143/4
27%
5
Great
7%
333/4
15
5
Rubber
Great
97% Jun 28
23.
&
15
8
34%
27%
5
51% May 21
Feb
31,000
27%
lo
Northern
24% Apr
5%
143/4
1
Northern Ry Co
154
5%
33%
1—5
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2
5%
15%
__1
Great
July
45,600
38
5%
34%
Inc_
Great
55
30%
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38
5%
28
30c
Steel
Nor
34%
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38
15
1
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5%
28
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5%
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34%
Mining Co Ltd-
3%%
49% Apr
4
19% Aug 28
50% Sep 20
Jan
106
53/4
37
Jan
95
31%
*36
46%
16%
50% Sep 11
39% Mar 28
105
30%
36%
95
'
32%
45%
16%
34
7
12
17
30%
1
26
38% Jan
34%
4
95
*
32%
38%
Grace
Greyhound
2
35
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Green
24
15,000
Goodyear Tire
25
Jan
11,400
21%
313/4
11
30% Mar 18
82
35%
21%
20
47% Sep
40% Sep
5
27
35%
21%
Sep
2
30% Jan
5
27
70% Jim
35%
21
42% Feb
"
20% Jun
35%
21%
42%
2
3
35%
21%
Goodrich Co
25 % Aug
61 % Jan
1,400
35
21 %
20
31 % Jan
26
89%
35%
21%
Sep
City
89%
89%
893/4
35
21%
27%
25
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Union
89%
89%
36%
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893/4
56%
(W
1,600
34
—
Graniteville
42 % Jan
161,800
153/4
Globe-Wernicke Inc
72 % Jan
76%
116%
27%
10
22
753/4
116%
34%
Co
36% Oct
78%
116%
15%
;
Globe-Union
60
115
76%
116%
27%
Brothers
Glidden
115
115
793/8
116%
'
of Calif-1
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Cards
Co
Co
*114%
78%
116%
36
;____4
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Ginn
115
783A
116%
21%
1
3.33%
Co —
Greeting
Girnbel
May 15
16% July 12
44% Aug 19
16% Sep
15% Feb
893/4
77%/
*115%
5
15
34% Nov
36%
79%
1153/4
1
36% Apr
27
21% Nov
1153/4
78%
1153/4
5
23% Jun
24
115
_15
Giant Portland Cement Co
23 % Jan
4,300
87%
Co
25
14
'
13%
__80c
16% Jan
32% Mar 21
1,440
6,200
/
87%
___
19
Aug 20
32% Oct
23%
5%
57,000
100
1
12
14% Feb
33
5 %
59,200
No par
24
6
323/4
5%
_—__l
preferred
5
22
32%
5%
*94
21
100
16
8% Jun
94
323/4
53/a
80%
2.50
21
16% July
*93/4
323/4
5%
213/4
com
Mar
Gillette
94%.
32%
5%
1
Feb
40% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
95
32%
5%
__5
Feb
55
95
32%
6.67
53
I
8,100
24
Corp
19
Sep
58%
79%
Co___
20
2
583/8
23%
common__l%
Rubber
Products
Oil
583/4
3
25
Sep
58 s/8
No par
May 29
21% Oct 23
12
60
*20%
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
593/8
21%
common
conv
59%
943/4
813a
preference
5%%
preference
21
7,600
24
$5
177% Jan
3
Aug 16
103/4
79%
Corp
&
16%
1
Utilities
Time
General
*
16%
21%
Industries
General
27"% May
1
103% July 18
3
16
15%
23%
preferred
General Tele & Electronics
38% Apr
8
104% July
5
56% Sep 11
70% Sep
6
100
30%
Apr
16
21%
$1.25
29
16
82
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred (series B)
25
$1.30
Dec
2,600
15%
24%
34%
1
1,290
8 ;,/4
21%
2.50
21 % Mar
112%
8%
81
Refractories
Signal
9%
112
8%
23%
Public
General
9%
113
8 3/4
94%
77"
5%
General
112
8%
82%
5%
General
9%
9%
113
22
33
6
112
/77; 83/4
24%
*36
24
8%
81%
_i
14
9%
10
113%
21%
__10c
Jun
30% Apr
33
No par
34
102 % Feb
94%
33
preferred
16% Jun
25
93
Public Service
34% Feb
22
58%
General
28
24
59%
6
4
Jun
59%
No par
2
Oct
16
Jun
May 29
6% Oct
16
8%
15%
82%
Equipt Corp
16
9%
112
77/
22
Precision
97
8%
2,900
23%
Advertising
2
..
9%
113%
8%
30
81%
Cement
25% July 26
18 % Oct 24
26
9%
112%
30
23%
Portland
Steel
30
29%
98%
1
Outdoor
11% Jan
-
300
34 3/4
No par
26% Jan
5
11%
30
—100
Corp.
22% Mar 28
1
11%
__5
Corp_
441/4 Jan
18
12
5%
General
conv
2,600
53/a
General
$1.60
100
19%
2
15
General
5.400
28
19%
33%
__10o
1
951/2 Mar
6
*26%
19%
293/4
98%
Corp
231/4 Aug 23
43% May 31
391/2 May
1
3
*ll3/4
12
28
98%
No par
$5! preferred
$3.75 preferred
1
19%
35%
29%
._5'
3
40% Jan
19%
98%
common—.
Motors
*113/4
*26%
28
9,000
343/4
—_2.
preferred
General
19%
4%
4%
9,800
35.800
5
coin__l
Texas
?
271/2 Aug 20
36% Aug 23
5% Jan
Foods
General
24
Jan
59% Dec
115% Dec
29%
*27
12
Corp.
Corp
General
Apr
57% Jan
1
25
*11%
Finance
General
Sep
15% Jun
4
114
Jun
44% Jun
11%
Finance
22
106% May 29
113/4
4
19%
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
26
10% Oct
4%
30%
28
Corp
71% Mar
57% Jun
4%
19%
Corp___
General."' Contract
General
4%
No par
of
4% May 24
23 % Jun 27
21% Sep
4%
28
Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred—
General -Cigar Co Inc
5% Jun
493/4
19%
General
Apr 29
78% Mar 12
Oct
25
95
36% Feb
9
Sep
34
25
21% Nov
Bronze
4
37
49%
28%
No par
General
15
30%
36%
49%
19%
preferred
1
29 % Jan
30%
36%
49
*27%
Transportation__l.25
Baking Co common
___.5
Bancshares
83% Jan
25
Co
General
6
31%
36
49%
50
Investors
Oil
24
181/4 Aug
60
$8
Aug 13
9% Jan
30%
37
483s
com___-_i
preferred
preferred
General
10% Aug 23
2
3
8% Apr
313/a
36
49%
4%
'"'7*
4 %
31%
373/8
48%
50
4%
Amer
28
29%
36%
737/7:7,
100
American
$4.50
Ambr
91 % Jan
Jun
21% May 29
General
General
-
541/4 Jun
Oct
14
conv
49
common-1
Corp
voting pref
4
19
15
$0.60
46% Mar 20
Dec
convertible
Inc
General Acceptance
8
7% Jan
2
85
8
81% Jun
30% Jun
Of
30% Jan
9
4%%
15
Industries
July
16
6% Apr
108
Gar Wood
..—1-
36 %
31%
30%
5
2
Co.
er
n
40% Jan
23
Nov
41/4 Oct 24
20
Jan
18
<
671/2 Jan
201/2 Jan
9
42% Mar 15
27
Jun
Jan
b7«
5
Garrett Corp
31% July 25
-
11% Jan
99
Jun
7% Nov
70
19
4
19% July 10
H1/4 July 23
26% Mar
8
102
8
Oct
27
3'/4 Jan
<
k 50% Sep
i 40% Mar 20
Skogmo Inc
1b
391/,
311% Mar 14
Feb
Gamble
2
43%
45%
49%
36%
49%
36%
93
*95%
97
*96
97%
*100% 102
*106% 107%
*108
109%
18%
19%
-
17
17%
48%
49%
54
54%
"
18%
18%
48%
49%
152
153
26% 26%
46%
47%
93%
94%
41%
42%
40
45%
*92
93
49%
49%
36%
36%
*95%
97
96
96%
*100% 102
107% 107%
*108
xl8%
109%
18%
25%
*82
2%
43%
.
16%
19%
16% 17%
47%
48%
53% 54
17%
18%
48% 49%
151% 151%
26% 26%
46% 47%
95
95
41% 42%
41% 42%
*92
93"
48% 49%
36% 36%
*95% 97
95% 95%
*100% 102
*107
108%
*108
109%
18% 19
9,40Q
13,900
9,900
6,500
12.500
72,100
17,800
70
52% 53%
18%
18%
47%
48%
*151% 153%
26
26%
45% 46%r
*90
c..
*
*3,000
62,500
900
38,400
94%
41% 42%
41% 42%
*92
93"
48
48%
36% 36%*95% 97"
*96
97
*100% 102
*107
108
107% 108
18% 18 '
156,400
.
55,600
11,400
150
10
50
7.600"
"
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1245)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 11)62
Lowest
Lowest
Highest.
NEW
Highest.
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Sept. 23
Sept. 21
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
Shares
Par
H
29
25
May 29
% May 28
44% Oct
10
24
May 28
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
36
Jan
7
29
Apr
29
40% Sep
34% Sep
59% Feb
14
48% Feb
12
54% Aug 30
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
27% Jan
2
26
15% May 27
Hallicrafters Co
Hamilton Watch Co
9 %
Sep
23
Hackensack
26
Hall
2
22% Feb
6
27% Apr
10
Jan
3
93
Feb
4
108 % Aug
23
26%Jun
26
36% Jan
31
29% Jan
2
24
3
18% Jun
83
27
July
3
27% Jan
108
16% Oct
24
34% Jan
4
21% Feb
6
36% Sep
27% Sep
21% Oct
23
34% Jan
15
26% Jan
3
37% Sep
Oct
3
Aug
3
128% Apr
13
126
Jan
22
20 % July 11
39% Jan
2
28
Jan
2
39 % Jun
25
75% Jan
2
25% May 29
17 % May 29
38% Feb
1
24% Jan
4
30
May 29
42
Dec
21
Oct
30% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
26
122
16
22
48% Mar 13
6Va May 29
38% Jun
27
Oct
24
35% Jan
7
Harris-Intertype
30% July 26
35% Jun
6
18% May
23
32%
17% Jan
2
2
19
Dec
7
20% Oct
24
19% Apr
31V2 Oct
44% Jan
31
July 13
2
50% Sep
12
Heinz
19
89% Jun
10
30% Jan
8
18% Jan
24
Jan
8
28
13% Feb
34% July 23
Mar 21
43% Jan
3.65%
16
50
110% Aug 10
118
Dec
20
115
Mar
1
55% July 18
82
Jan
3
59
Aug
2
69
Jan
40% Mar 27
31% Mar 26
37
Apr
7
Jan1
23
65%
2
41% Feb
12
54% Jun
10% Oct
14% Oct
24
15% May 24
13 % Feb
20
24
16% Jan
2
Oct
23
21% July 10
Feb 14
29
15% Jun
21
37
16
Jan
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
13
76
Nov
15
33%
Feb~13
17% Jan
7% Oct
24
3% Dec
19
8% Feb
1
26 % Jun
14
36% Mar
9
20
July
6
40y4 Jan
2
42
Dec
28
60
26
Jun
25
41% Jan
87% Jun
25
94% Dec
Mar-22
~2% Oct"24
14% Jun
22
16% Jun
25
104
Jun
~5
Jan
10% Jan
6 %
Sep
4
27% Mar 19
34% Jun
53% Aug
8
39% July 12
3
99
93
Jan
101 % Jan
3% Feb
Holt
17
5
15 % Jun
21
1
18% Jan
2
28% Sep
2
46
6
57% Mar 20
45% Jan
9
61% Aug 20
82% May 17
80
32% Jun
Aug 13
88
5%
&
Finance
9
47% Jan
2
55% May
6
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
28%
Oct~24
681/4 Jan
2
28
13
36% Jun
7
Hunt
95
Jun
103% Aug 21
5%
103
5%
13% Oct
26
21% Feb
13
Apr
5
27
20
193/4
20%
9,100
48%
49%
48%
4938
46 %
48%
45%
461/2
45%
46 %
12,400
88%
86'A
88
*87
88%
23 3
*87
*87
88'%
8
24 "4
23'%
24'A
23 'A
24%
22%
24
13%
14%
14
14 VB
14
14 »/b
13%
14
38
38
37 VB
37'/4
37%
37%
38
38
9%
%
9
38
...
Lighting
9
%
38 3 8
38%
36%
*38
9%
9
38 %
38%
116%
12,000
14
12,600
37%
39
470
8%
38%
37%
38%
!
9
9
19,100
37%
1,000
38%
31,200
117%
*58
*116
117%
*116
117V2
62%
*116
64 %
116'%
150
24
13 %
381/2
38 Va
88V2
23
Va
37V2
36%
38%
8%
39
*58
36%
*38
9 %
14,500
*60
62'%
*58
621/4
100
32%
14,000
40,400
32%
32%
33
43
42 '/a
43VB
32%
32%
32%
43 3
43%
43
30
8
44'%
15 %
15%
15%
1538
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15
%
8,800
20 vb
20%
20%
203 4
20'A
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
13,900
21%
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
22i%
22
22
22%
&
Sound
2,100
22%
22'/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'%
2134
22
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/,
21%
*97%
99
97 %
97%
97%
971/4
97V8
971%
97V2
97%
400
1
48 %
4934
48 Vb
52 3
513a
55
50
52%
50
52%
441,800
18%
18a4
18
18%
16 7
18
17
17%
17Vb
17%
24,900
50c
7
5
7V'B
4
7%
4%
4%
X47%
49%
471/8
30%
31%
30%
3134
29
50%
50
50%
49%
38%
38
38%
37%
94 %
94%
94%
*93i/4
31%
32
50%
50 3
4
38
38%
4%
38%,
48 %
47%
94%
105
49 3
*93 %
*103%
20%
21%
20%
2%
2%
2%
*15%
28%
"45%
Power__No
100
49%
49%
7,700
38Va
37%
37%
10,100
94i%
*933/4
94i%
104
105
29i%
15,000
'
30
20
104
21%
9,800
2%
2%
23/4
2%
2%
2,600
115%,
15%
*151/4
15%
27 %
27%
271/4
27%
15%
*15'A
273A
28%
45 Vb
*45
58
58%
x58
83
*81
82 %
90%
*863.,
*971/2
15 7
8
27%
27%
/'
29
50%
j:
14,400
21%
2%
100
30'A
a,
47
21%
2%
*98
3.800
22.400
6 VB
46%
21%
45Vb
.
9,300
7
5
4%
20,900
8
48
*1033/4
*151/4
15%
3
50
22 3
21%
21
21%
,
105
*103%
105
%
7
7
7
4%
8
Inc____ 1
25
7%
7
7%
4
47 %
*1033.,
8
50 VB
4
10
*93(4
4
22
45-'.,
*45
58%
45%
*45
100
5,800
59V4
581/4
583 4
*81
82%
82
82
88'/a
*86%
88%
*86%
88'%
991/2
.
8,000
4534
*97%
99%
*97%
99'%
58%
80
par
45%
46 %
46%
46%
45V2
46V4
44 Vb
451/4
44
45%
17,200
Co
1
51%
51%
51%
51 'A
50%
51%
50%
51%!
50%
50 3A
10,500
Corp
1
12%
12 a4
*12%
12%
12'%
I2V2
12%
12%
I2V2
12'%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
par
51%
513%
52
52'A
521/2
52 5/b
52'A
52 3A
52
52
51%
51%
5
28
29
28%
29%
2 8 34
28%
28'%
28%
28%
29'A
100
*100
Johnson
Co
LtdI_No
transactions
Foods
*87
?l
com_Il
Indust
&
Inc
com
preferred series A
preferred series B
—100
Hupp Corp common
5%
preferred series A
14
26%
19%
*88
56% Apr
14
27%
20
90%
43% May 29
Jun
28%
19%
*98
Howe
8% Jan
273/8
*88
14
18
8
20%
100
2
4
28 3
193/4
25
preferred
Foreign
2734
100
11% Jan
20
32
28 %
20%
*82'A
8
Howard
32
27%
82%
17% Feb
Houston
4
4.40%
*42
20
82
1
5
45
x27 Vb
preferred
Sep
8
11,300
111,600
100
Howard Stores
6% Aug 15
23%
58%
13% Aug 22
4%
52% Sep
15% Aug 20
y223'4
58
48
40% Jan
23 Vb
preferred
9
14
2274
common_No par
2
Dec
2234
preferred-
2
9% Mar 26
22%
No par
6
42
22%
*43 %
44
*43V4
12.5o
May
18
22%
common___5
9% Jan
Jan
223/4
44
100
Winston
39% Jan
5 % May 29
100
22%
„
Corp
convertible
33/4%
1,800
49,800
l 1/24
Mining
Household
1,900
18,400
43%
T
4
37
7%
43%
Corp
Corp
Rinehart
May
Jun
19%
7%
73/4
50c
Furnace Co
Sugar
Jan
10
19%
7%
-
20
7%
42 %
Houdaille Industries Inc common
$2.25 convertible preferred
92% Mar 21
20
20%
7%
20
*734
734
2.5Q
Corp
Electronics
45% Aug 27
98% Jan
19%
7%
19 %
7%
8,900
21,300
44%
Engineering Corp
13
98% Feb
20%
19%
31 %
43%
Hotels
2
6
40
19
1
July
28
22
39%
x30%
43
Co
Oct"24
Feb
213/4
40
*40
__5
32%
101% Mar
22%
40
32
x42%
4
101
31
22
40%
40%
44'%
28
6
31%
23
22%
40
43
97% Dec
28
32 %
22'A
21%
43
Corp
89% Jun
96% July
31 %
31%
40 VB
32%
9
Sep
12,400
10
preferred
Mar 26
Jun
541/4
32%
10
9% Oct
53%
61 va
Jan
42
541/2
116%
Jan
8
54%
61 '/a
90
100
55
32%
83
10
53'%
116%
6
July 18
55 %
preferred_No par
Corp
No par
Aug
95
55'A
46
preferred
75
87% July
l,5CO
55%
44
Inc_!
Chemical
May 31
May
34 %
213%
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
2.50
Hotel Corp of America common
1
6
40% Jan
34
1
$4.25
15
May 17
34'A
100
Hooker
9
23% Mar
41
34
32%
1
Homestake
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
2
20% Sep 23
2% July 31
12
May
3414
43
preferred series A
Holland
14
2
6
34
i0c
Chemical
Voltage
Holly
50
343,8
46%
Inc
Hoffman
27
May 21
17% Jan
37% July 18
14
1
Hilton
43% Jan
11
93
High
25
133
34 VB
40
25c
common..
A
Hewitt-Robins
3%%
36%
*131
45
common
class
&
3434
36 %
133
47%
Co
Oil
25
32% May
3
July 18
Hess
Sep
51 %
36a
36
*131
45-'o
Payne
Chocolate
Heublein
28% Jan
2
351%
36%
133
*43 U
Co
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
2
36%
363/8
*131
2i%
_i
Hewlett-Packard
16
35 %
8
36%
133
32
loo
11
Sep
36%
*131
35
1
preferred
conv
Hertz
Aug 20
Jan
36 3
343.,
36%
131%
55%
8.33%
23 Vb Sep
3% Jan
12,800
5
4
30
26.000
36%
35%
36%
131
No par
2
IJJi
2
35%
35
7.5o
6,900
5
Jan
55
11,200
Co
14
17
36%
27
_40c
27 % Jan
i% Sep 25
35 %
26%
1
9
100
36'A
26*%
common
3
74
35%
26 Va
5
17% May
3
22% May 16
1
24% Feb
25% Apr
Jun
S2
40
36%
27
5
14% Jan
29
22
5%
25%
103
35 %
Inc
Powder
Hershey
*98
26'A
1.25
common
&
&
9%
*24%
103
36%
*343,5
18% Apr
4
68% Jun
10 Va
25'A
*98
26%
Inc..II__l
19% Jan
2
9%
*24H4
103
*98
36
+
non-cumulative
Hercules
Mar 11
32% Oct
10'/4
25%
*2434
25%
101
26'A
Industries
(GW)
1%
Helmerich
4
May 29
10
10%
*24%
101
36
preferred
(W E)
Helme
11
25
118
Co
Curtis
Heller
28
25
27% Jun
22,900
10 Vb
10%
25%
103
1
Co
Telephone
(H J)
Helene
39% Aug 22
27
Sep
10%
10%
*243.,
*100
32
41% May 22
37% Jan
35
39% May 14
8,900
Rights
11
118%
36
4.0C0
51 %
50
Apr
20 5s
com
Inc
Industries
Hazeltine Corp
Jan
345/8
51
*39
26 %
preferred
Hayes
39
345/8
51%
35%
Inc
Haveg Industries
20
26
34 7 a
51'A
2.5o
America
32
Sep
25% Feb
85% Feb
10% May 29
5%
20
of
3434
51%
2638
MarxJ
&
1
Sep
Mar
48
84
Corp
34%
5 1 5/8
*3934
40%
1
World
Cnemical
Schaffner
July 12
13% July
1
64% Jan
88
Sep
Hat
1,300
34
51%
*40
40%
2.50
Corp
Hawaiian
32
Oct
3
47%
Co
&
Harvey Aluminum
11
39%
34 %
51%
100
25% May
3
a Sep 26
18% Aug
317/b Jan
34
6
Feb
9
24% July 22
22
Hart
44% Jun
16
19% Jan
2
Harshaw
24
40
33%
51%
1
Corporation
25
23% May
7% July 29
40 % J an
Harsco
Sep
40% Sep
9
Mar 20
39%
33%
51%
100
6%
13
57%
common
Harbison-Walker Refrac
Sep
2
40'A
33
5
preferred
Paper
May lo
35
40%
5
Hammonu Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co__.
38
May 3
132% July 15
217s Aug 23
15% Jun
Hammermill
3
12.50
Ii
convertible
prejerred
Harcourt Brace
43% May
Mar 29
42
13
31% Jan
4%
Water
j
1
%
*99 %
.V
7%
101
101
*100
*99%
50
.'.734
' 44
16
16%
16
5
34%
99 %
101
*43
5
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
*43
*100
101
7%
71/2
7%
*43
44
16 Vb
15%
101
11%
11%
1.400
12,400
U%
1,500
100
*100
99%
*991%
73/4
7%
44
*43
16%
15%
*100
101
*991%
100
101
*43
153A
16 Vb
50
10
7%
73A
44
16,400
8%
106,200
44
16
3,700
I
23% May 29
37
Jan
29% Jan
32% July 31
2
18% Sep
2
27
21
31%
Jun~25
46% Feb
28
May 29
41
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48 % July
3
Apr
46% May
48
Nov
36% May 23
26% May 24
Mar 18
45% Apr
pOT'.
5
J'Uv
57% Jun
Idaho Power Co
I1
IVIprI
io
Cempnf.
34%
35%
34%
343^
34%
III5
23 3/4
23%
23%
23%
233/8
23%
23Va
23%
23%
24'%
17,400
Industries
No par
52%
54%
53
53%
53
5334
52 5/8
53%
513«
52%
15,100
RR
No par
52%
52%
52%
52 »/a
39%
40 VB
39%
40'/a
46%
46
46
On__
Illinois
Central
15
2
25
Illinois
Central
34 Vat Mar
6
42
Sep
d
Illinois
Power
45% Jan
9
8
48
Feb
21
4.08%
preferred
50
*46
29
49% Jun
25
4.26%
*47%
48
*47%
48
*47%
48
*47%
53
30
4.70%
preferred
preferred
50
15
50
*52
53
*52
53
*52
53
*52
4.42%
preferred-
_50
*49
4.20%
preferred
*46 %
47
Apr
50 % Aug
52% May 16
Jan
Co
Co
No par
common
45% July 19
50
May 25
49
May 14
50% Mar 20
47
May 29
47
Jan
7
49% Feb
20
14% Sep 17
24
Aug 12
29% Feb 25
17% Sep
5
36% Jan
29
Indiana
33% Sep
6% Jan
18
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
81% Jun
24
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
43 % Mar 30
May 21
31
7% Feb
5% May 29
50% Sep 26
87
5
155
19
5% July
5
Indian
9
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
26
48% Jan
2
36
Sep
27
39% Jan
22
30% Feb
4
40% Aug 28
98
Apr
26
96
20% Oct
29
Mar 16
Jan
31% Jun
32%
25
24
Jun
14
43% Oct
300
578% Jan
2
4%%
23% Jan
2
2
2
40% Jan
3
85% Mar
6
83% Jan
15
Jun
85% Jan
3
g
56% Aug
81
Jan
9
52
Jun
25
9
Jun
4
24
26
101
Jan
2
Oct
25
Nov
1
18%"
Dec
5
Dec
26% Jan
17
30% Dec
Dec
18
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
29
55
Dec
4
62
Oct
26
21% Oct
25
26
May 29
11% Jan
30
i
68% Feb
1
5% July 19
11
International
Rectifier
22
29% Feb
7
International
Resistance
Jan
3
71
Mar
4
86
29
Feb
27
24
Aug
1
28% Apr
24
34
July 24
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
115% Jan
12
38% Sep
16
41% Jan
2
99% Jan
3
20
50% Mar
533/4 Sep
109
28% Jan
22%
17% May 29
.25% Jan
3
40
Jun
12
38
May 29
52% Apr
50% Dec
Sep
23% Jan
2
52
1
24
12% Jun
26
93/4 Oct 22
113/4 Jun
82
July
Jan
16% Jan
10
24% Feb 21
; Apr
13% Jan
^9 £an
Hi/ ?ep
131
2
14
26
-75 y* Jan
2
July 16
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
7
*2
Jan
2
7
73% Jan
2
383A Sep ,24
61% Oct 23
For
112
Feb
footnotes,
see page 23.
89'A Jun
51'% Jun
„
98
Sep
6
12
25%
25%
460%
455
458
462%
*85
*9%
90
469
450'A
460
447
56%
56%
163%
163 %
163'%
61%
59
61%
58%
59%
573/4
*85
87%
*85
87%
9
9
*85
9
9
*8%
9%
9 VB
66%
64%
65
64 'A
65%
63%
64%
63%
63%
63%
64'%
64
64-%
63%
15%
15%
153s
36 Vb
35%
36
100 %
99%
15 %
15%
35%
*99%
99%
31%
1
112
*6
32
112
31%
*112
*6
35 Va
*99 %
15%
34%
*99%
31
31
*31 'A
113
113
*1121/4
49%
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
_10c
25 %
25%
243',
25%
48%
35%
31%
73s
6 %
15%
100
113%
49 V8
*6
6%
6 V2
*6
63
15%
23,700
820
58%
20,300
87'A
9
500
64
28,500
15%
10,900
35
65,700
100
100
30%
31
1,700
*112%
114
300
31%
114
63A
*6
*48%
49%
300
7%
71/4
7%
7%
15,200
23%
24%
24
24%
23'%
24%
10,200
81
82
25%
49%
48%
83
82%
83
82 Va
82 Va
821/4
82%
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
3634
353/4
36 3
,*39%
40%
*39%
40 Va
40%
*39%
84
6'%
48%
7
*48'A
48%
2434
Tel & Tel com_No par
5634
164
34 3A
35%
1
1
88,500
*99%
IS3/,
No par
25
452 3/4
1,700
100
No par
common
290
4,900
63%
9%
2.50
100
*85
87V4
65
1
56
563/b
164 vb
61
5,400
25%
*39%
1,400
5,400
36%
5,700
*39i%
40%
25%
*36
8
40'A
50%
52
51
36,200
53%
53%
52%
52%
50 3/4
106%
106%
1063A
106%
106
106
90
10434
104'A
105V4
104%' 104%
103%
104
1,280
22%
2234
22%
22%
22%
461%
*45%
pfd series B
convertible
Motor
Iowa
Power
&
$6
|
-
-
/
Johnson
Light Co
46%
*453A
46%
46
46
46'A
100
45%
45%
45%
47%
45 Va
46 3/4
43V4
44%
43,000
23%
22%
22%
7,200
2,200
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
273A
30
30 Vb
30
30
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
1
53%
533/4
53%
53%
53%
53%
53
53%
523A
53%
2,300
5634
573/8
573/4
57%
573/8
58%
57
5,7%
56%
57'A
11,700
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 3A
28
27%
27%
27%
28
13,300
1
Corp
Johnson
5,000
46%
*128
—
-
100
5
5
,
130
15
,
5
preferred
&
*453/4
22%
50c
Co
Breaker Co
Johns-Manville
22 3/4
10
Electric
preferred
33A%
23
453/8
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd„100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common—
1
v
22%
*45%
2.50
Island Creek Coal common
I-T-E-Circuit
23
106%
3.50
Co
Light & Power Co
&
53%
1
Freight System
Power
53 VB
_25
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
1
20
25Va
25V2
55%
Co
Shoe*
Iowa-Illinois Gas
23
61% Aug 29
7
25%
253/b
104
Interstate
*
59.? "J?n 29
25%
25%
100
1063/s
$2
•
13 A May 6
19% Feb 1
May 15
n
86% Jan
July
17% Apr
-
87% Jun
»
6
58% May 21
30% Aug 22
16
*99%
104%
Iowa Elec
2
99V4
107
28% May 2
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
19% Jan
991/4
100
1043/a
Interstate
2
99%
*991/4
*106%
3
3
99%
100
163 'A
conv
24
49% Jan
18,500
363/4
100
conv
4%
25
2
333 4
36%
pfd series C
100
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
4%
Jun
20
121
International
5
47% Sep
3
124% Aug 30
21% Mar 8
6
32%
37Vi
55%
preferred
27% Jun
9
43 Vb Sep
84
25
33
7%
17,700
33%
36%
163%
Corp
International Salt
International
43%
33%
No par
100
[
International Silver
2
Jan
49
preferred
27
27% July 24
..
11
Aug 30
106% Sep
253/a Jun
Aug 14
44% Jan
50% Jan
Jun
23
51% Aug 23
39% Jun
7
101% May 20
Jan
5%
43%
34
37
55%
1%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
25
28
98
2
17% Nov
29
10% Jan
20% Apr
4
118
Jan
64% Jan
26
6,300
45
454
No par
21
7
43'A
44
1,400
77%
162'%
36%
163%
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
♦157
33%
62%
common
76%
77%
162%
6
44
No par
Paper
*5%
45%
56%
Mining Corp
preferred
76%
*157
6
37%
164 VB
International
6
6,100
33%
553/4
2
7,400
36%
61%
20
6.100
331/4
44%
25 VB
100
Canada
26
32%
33VB
163%
preferred
25'%
32%
36%
5
"com
78%
162%
26%
3334
No par
Chemical
Sep
48% Jan
76%
*157
100
&
of
78%
160
6
14%
253/8
x32
453.',
*99%
Machines-_5
preferred
Nickel
78
*157
*5%
6
14%
33
1
common
79%
160
6
14%
45
100
Aug
41% Apr
39% May
Harvester
6
14%
36%
10
5
Sep
35% Jun 25
114% July 15
4
48
783.,
Foreign
$4
50
*47
*157
No par
Mar" 14
18
Jan
No par
100
Business
Minerals
International
Int'l
*49%
48
5%
20%
100
Mar 26
58% Jan
21
4%
50
*46%
14%
263/4
36%
2
36
37% Mar 13
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
7%
Int'l
*49.
48
14%
323/4
transactions
International Packers
Limited
26% Feb
17
18% Jan
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
13
16
104
7
Jun
37
18
Jan
98
10
105
19
87 % Sep
Int'l
17
50
*46%
26'A
International
May 20
Jan
63% Sep
14% July 29
38% Mar 16
99
63 %
175
3
53
*49
32%
Corp
48
14%
32%
Iron
*47
*52
48
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
Interlake
384% Jan
26% Apr
478% Jun
15
2
50
48
53
50
27
common
2,000
14,200
463A
14%
32%
Corp
preferred
51%
39%
*46%
26 34
Co
51%
*49
33 VB
Steel
5,200
39'%
*46
15
26%
Interchemical
52%
40%
46%
50
26%
common
52
39%
463A
48
32 %
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
13
49% Jan
Feb
57
Inland
&
Sep
157 % Jan
159% Mar
22
11
46%
1
.
preferred
100
1
2
Jun
b
46% Sep
6%
;
*46
par
Ingersoll-Rand
Aug 20
52%
40
34'A
15
1
Corp
521/4
39'%
34%
*
50
Mills Inc
General
5
Mar
8
57% Mar
Jan
34
22% Ojct
159
1
16
24
145
95
Mar
Head
Industria
38% May 23
May 29
90% July 24
151
34%
39% Jan
2
30
44 % Feb
5
35%
15
12
13
87'A
12'A
13%
87'A
52
523A
..*89
90
*128
*128
130
130
143/4
14%
143A
14%
12%
12%
12%
123/s
13'/b
12%
13
*13
86%
52'A
*89
86%
531%
90
...
86'A
52
*89
863A53i/2
90
*128
14%
*12
12%
*86
513A
*89
130
14%
12%
i
.
*128
14%
12
12'A
2,900
14%
11,300
14%
14
*86
90
130
14%
87%
513A
2,600
52%
*89
2,100
87%:
52 3A
90
130
5,500
"A
—
48%
48%
473A
48%
48
48%
47%
48%
48%
48%
•
19,600
94%
96
94%
95
94%
953/8
93%
95%
92
92%"
3,100
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1248)
18
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,
Year 1962
15
29 Va Jan
2
15% Mar
73% Jan
2
47% Jan
1021s Mar 26
4
4
19% Jan
May 29
38% Oct
22
98% Jun
18
13 Va Dec
19
14% Oct
17% Jan
40 Vt Jan
26
NEW
1963
100% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
21% Jun
24
Monday
Sep
11
Jones
105 % Apr
24
15 % Apr
19
5 To
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M; Co
4
29% Sep
3
6
Tuesday
Sept. 23
Par
Jonathan Logan Inc
64
6
2
8
13% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
lowest
Sept. 24
HIGH SALE
.Wednesday
50c
18%
18%
13
18%
18
Laughlin Steel common_lo
<fe
62%
x61
62%
59%
Sales for
62 %
17%
17%
60%
18
167,400
61
38.900
60%
104%
104%
14%
*14%
14%
2,000
26 %
26%
10,700
33%
*104%
105
*104%
105
104%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
27%
28
27 %
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
33%
34%
1
Shares
17 %
61%
*104%
1
105
the Week
104 %
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
Friday
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
18%
60 %
PRICES
[Thursday
Sept. 25
•
v100
K
25
84
Jun
Jan
3
103
Jun
99
26
47
101
112
7
Jgn
May 21
28
July 31
86
Aug
6
95% Jan
(ser
31
4%%
(ser of
Jan
3
81
Jan
24
86
5
July 19
93
Feb
12
96 %
43% Sep
of
7
4.50%
4.20%
preferred
4
48% Jun
25
•21% Mar 25
95'% Jan
22
97
Sep
26
38 % Jan
Mar
97% May
10
100%
preferred
Kansas
12
41% Nov
23
17% Nov
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
27
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
35% Sep
11
Kansas
Gas
2
53% Feb
26
Kansas
Power
Jan
48
50% May
7
26% Jan
4
26 % Jun
25
40% Jan
33
23% Aug 21
16% Mar 18
36
Sep 27
24
48
Jan
22
86
Jan
66 % Jan
60 Ye Oct
24
24
Jun
100
&
preferred
Electric
&
No par
com
25
Co
No par
Light Co
19
Jun
21
5
Kendall
Kennecott
Kelsey
Hayes
34%
34 Va
37.700
92
92
92
92
*91%
92%
1.100
51
*51
51%
51%
51 %
*51
51V2
*112
113%
*112
*108
110
40%
113%
109
41 Va
40%
112
112
112
♦112
110
*112
113
*106
300
113
*106
109
40 Va
112
110
40%
40%
40%
40%
40
300
100
40 Va
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*94
101
101
101
101
*100 %
101
97
*95 Va
97
*97 Vt
5,000
97%
10C%
100 Vt
98 %
*100%
101
*95%
*95'% "''97
*97
97
*95 %
97
*97
98%
*97
98
97
97
;
*95f/a
85
05
130
200
43%
41
43%
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
42%
43
20%
20%
21
21 Va
*20%
21 Vt
20%
20%
*20%
21
33 V,
33%
33 %
33%
33 Vt
33 Vt
33%
33%
33%
33 V8
6,900
3,000
43%
•
5.500
700
51%
51 Vt
51%
51
Vt
51%
51 Vt
51%
51 Vt
51%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22
22%
22
22 V4
20.500
34%
40 Va
38%,
39 Vt
38'a
38%
37
38 Va
36
37%
23,600
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
39%
40%
39
39%
39
39%
7,800
38'»
38%
36%
38%
37%
39
No par
37%
38%
37%
38
77%
78%
77%
78%
77 %
78%
76%
77 Va
76%
77%
25.400
67 Va
68
67 Vt
68
67 Vt
68'/a
66%
67 Vt
66 Vt
66%
8.400
38%
39 Vt
38 Va
37%
30,000
9.300
79% May
2
91% Mar
65
% Aug
78% Jan
10
34% Jan
Apr
22
Kerr-McGee
Industries
1
16
38 Va
37 1
Keystone Steel <fc Wire Co
37%
1
37%
39 Va
39 Vt
38%
39%
37
40% Sep
38 %
89
72%
Sep
20
38%
5
38%
*38%
38%
800
71 Va
72%
69%
71 Va
69%
70 Vt
68%
Sep
3
69%
1
68 %
69%
18,300
45 %
46%
44 %
45%
43%
45 Vt
x43 %
43%
43 Vt
1
43%
22%
22 %
6,300
22%
23
23
23%
22%
23 Va
100 g
22%
23 Va
13%
12,900
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
137a
600
41
41%
40%
41
40
40%
6,200
*87
87%
*87
„
42%
Kern
Copper
County
Land
Oil
Co
2.50
46 % Feb
25
41
79 % Jan
52% Mar 13
May 28
34 % Dec
32% Jan
2
Hi 5% Jan
2
23% Sep
16
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
2
16% May
31
KLM
16
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common
28
20
Jan
34
Jan
::-i2-,
Mar 16
Jan
33 Va Jun 27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
80% Aug
2
88
84 % Jan
24
57
Feb
;
26
11
.
50
43% Apr
8
Mar 22
89
10
Royal Dutch
4%
20
Korvette
22
Apr
36% Jan
Sep
Oct
8
21%: Jan
2
25% Sep
27
Kresge
24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
22% AUg
15
Kress
11
Oct
24
18
13%: Jan
22
17% Aug
16
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
23% Jan
2
26
25
Mar 12
2
27% JaD
4
39% Jan
36%
; Mar 22
&
K
16
*39
41%
14
42'/a
*87
87%
40%
41%
87
! 87
a
87
87
87%
60
34 %
36%
34%
36
34%
36 Va
32
35
10
32%
33%
141,700
25
25%
24%
25 Va
25
25 Vt
25 Vr
25%
10
Inc
25%
25%
26.400
22
22%
22 Va
22%
1
Co
H)
Co
Paper Co
21%
16%
16%
22%
16 Vt
22%
16%
16%
16%
16% ,16%
16%
2.200
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5
Co
Co
P Sutherland
22%
5
1
Kroehler Mfg
Kroger
34% Sep
2
10
100
(E J)
(S S)
(S
31% Aug 26
V
Airlines
preferred
13% Oct
24% Oct
33%
93
51
51%
1
25
21% Oct
35%
93
51 Va
8
25
20
34
93
51%
22%
50c
Co
Co
30% Jun
11% Dec
33%
92 %
1
45% Oct
23
32 %
8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg
Co
.41% Sep
42
2
Jan
24% Sep
59% Oct
Non-cumulative
42% Sep
Jan
v.
30
100
100
.'
City Southn Ind
23% JUn
27
conv
preferred
4.35%
27
95% Oct
24
pfd—100
pfd
100
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
100
2
94% Dec
26
13% Oct
1959)
1'
101% Nov
8
Jan
36% Jun
100
50
1957) conv
Apr
102
99% May 10
26
Jan
fil
5
33%o
preferred
Kansas
July 17
89
36 y# Nov
4%%
Corp
preferred.:
26
83
Apr
94% Dec
Chem
4%%
110
37 % May 28
78
<fc
convertible
52% Aug
4
102 % Feb
Alum
4 % %
7
113% Aug 22
Mar 25
104 % Jan
May 16
111
10
50
20
6
Sep
50 % Dec
Jan
Kaiser
100% July 19
2
90
5
42 Va Jun
1
32% Mar
Mar 15
37
May 29
29%
29%
12,800
33%
33%
33
33 Vt
33 Va
33%
32%
33 Vt
33
33
21%
22
*16
; v
11.800
.
6,300
L
10
; Oct
24
•
20% Oct
9%:Sep
40% Jan
2
31 % Jan
19 % May 29
36 Va Aug 15
12
40 % Mar
25
27 %
36% Jan
15% Jan
v
14
35% May
18
51 % Apr
22% Mar
10
36% Jan
26
Sep
47%. Mar 29
8
7
Laboratory for Electronics *nc
Laclede
7
Gas
4.32%
27% Sep
26
24
Lane
25% Aug
Co
Jun
15
3
19% Mar 12
19
Lanvin-Parfums
22
29% Feb
9
15
Apr
2
18% Aug
14
Lear
13 Va Jun
26
21% Apr
3
13% Jan
3
20% Feb
14
Lee
Apr 17
15%. Sep 27
44% Sep
4
13 Va Jun 25
15
Sep
*39
Jan
24
Feb
21
15
8
28
J % May 29
;
i
1% Mar 16
20% Jun
1 '/a Aug
1
21% Sep 23
9
22% Dac
11
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
22'% May 29
43% Feb
8
28% Sep
25
8
9% Jan
2
8% Oct
Siegler
Rubber
,23
Jan
31
Sep
5
39 V2 Jan
22
Lehman
Lehn
25
13
Feb
62
Mar 19
50% July 24
12% Sep 17
5678 Aug 15
Leonard
4
24
17% Mar 12
12 Va Mar 26
16% May
2
23
83% May
6
110% Feb
66 % Jan
6
2
Jan
2
x23%
24
23%
1
15%
15%
15%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5
35%
37
35
15
16%
17
Refineries
&
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
19% Jan
2
4% Aug 13
57
Jan
2
22
69% Dec
5
13% Aug 14
57 % Mar
1
33% Sep 23
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
44
23 Va May 24
Lone
Star
Cement
22
15
Lone
Star
Gas
143 % Feb
14
34% Jun
12
Long
Island
2
5%
series
9
Oct~24
17%
47% Feb
6
23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
123
Jun
6
27% Jan
2
155% Jan
23
100%Juiy~"6
104
'
15 % Oct
88
Aug
90
Jan
36%
Oct~24
9
3
I. Jun
137
95
96
i
31
May
27
151
Apr
40
96
Jan
16
23
May 29
32. '
Apr
11
8 % May 29
8
4
July
Aor
37 %
38 Va
36%
37%
29.100
16
16%
15%
16 Va
17,400
1%
1%
1%
1%
21%
21 Va
*21 %
21%
*21 Va
21%
21%
21
%
*21%
21%
4G0
30%
30%
x30
30%
30
30 %
30
30 VA
30 Va
30%
13,900
29%
30%
29%
29%
28 %
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55%
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27
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25
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20
24
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2
93
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31
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52
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24
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15
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24
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34% Jun
Jun
26
35 Va Jan
2
25
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Jun
25
32 %i Feb
28
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24
27
I
14
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25
7
36
May 29
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22 Va May 29
Mar
9
7
43 Va Feb
27
15
Marathon
Maremont
35
Vt Sep
6
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
24% Jan
2
9% Sep
19
Feb
13
33 Va July 24
29 7/a Aug 29
46 Va Mar 15
17
28% Jan
2
36% Dec
27
58 Va Jan
2
May 28
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32
Apr
3
40% May 23
38 Vt Feb
5
25
77% Jan
5
77 Va Feb
84
-
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18
July 26
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22% Jan
4
46 V8 Jun
13
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23
4
61
53
May 27
82 Va Jan
2
26
Sep
68 % Sep
87 Va Jup
%
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66%
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66%
66%
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93
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93
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39
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39
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39
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1
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35
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34
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24,500
87
87
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87
38% Sep
Jun
22
32% Jan
2
19 Va Oct
24
23% Sep
19
15% Nov
27
25 Va Jan
19
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24
125
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81 Va Dec
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104
Mar
23
150 Vt Jan
102 V. Nov
Dec
19
93
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6
31% Sep
23% Jan
25
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28
4
19
72 Va Jun
27
89
Feb
78 % Jun
27
94
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80
Sep
26
108
19
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18% Oct
23
33% Feb
35
Jun
21
61 %
Nov
28 Va Oct
26
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Mar 15
21
23
22% Jan
47
10
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26
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conv
60% Feb
12
Jun
2
26
19% Jan
40% May 18
32% Sep 23
4
16-
32% Jun
26
49 Va Feb
9
40
9Va Oct
24
2j% Jan
9
30 Va May 28
46% Jan
2
39% Jan
3
51% May 14
9% Jan
McKesson
2
12
McLean
22
Jan
3
10% Jan
2
18% Sep
18
51
22
Apr
10
80%
87
*85 Va
87
*85 Va
87
16 %
37%
37%
37 Vt
37%
65
65
64%
65
No par
39
29
29
30
31
22
22
22
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38
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79 Va
79 Va
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44%
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16%
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10
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*85 Va
preferred
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23
87%
85%
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16
100
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Sep
34 Va Feb
23% Jan
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87
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86%
87
100
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2
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80%
86%
15%
preferred
conv
34% Jan
87
87
*78 V2
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preference B
McDermott
8
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18 Va
common
convertible
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87
80
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87 Va
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preferred-
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-*78%.
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15
87 Va
3
conv
convertible
5%%
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*
common
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4
22
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7
9
series_No par
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17% Mar
1945
preferred 1947 series_No par
preferredNo par
3%% preferred 1959 series—_100
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f
1
39% Sep
19 Va Mar
20% Apr
9% Sep
25
68% Sep
jan
34 Va Jan
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80 Va
48
5,300
55%
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3
13,300
66%
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20
16 -"1
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5
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preferred
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1
— —-—
$3.75
Dec
5.400
55 Vt
'22%
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35
3,200
3.200
8%
54%
4
78% Jan
8 Va
22%
10
'
8%
56'/a
20
21
8 Vt
23%
86 Va Jun
27
8%
Vt
80
Jun
*8%
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8%
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ft
22
Jan
33
24%
56%
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2
30 Vt
24
22%
83
21
29%
24
a
56 Va
No par
Mattel
May Dept Stores
Apr
42%
31
23 7
21%
;
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13
23
19% Jun
42
29 %
57 Va
82
3
39%
24'/a
22 %
75
14% Jan
40%
31%
23%
22%
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29 Va Jan
38%
30%
56%
May 21
2
8 %
39%
31%
24%
39%
31 %
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2.200
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_l
84
5
8%
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Co
76
35% Feb
8,000
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39%
8 %
•
110
10,600
29
83 Va May 17
35% Feb
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2
3'a
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29
25
2
8%
20
24
500
21
2%
2
2 Va
20%
29%
21
13 Va Oct
2 %
21
Va
29
77 Va Feb
23% Jun
2 Va
93%
19.700
-
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93%
66
8%
28
70% Jun
Sep
2 %
20%
66 %:
93% ;
%
*93
1
Midland Corp
Mariin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Inc
In
49%
29 %
12.50
Corp
Masonite
2
66
38%
5
Co
Exploration
Field
66
800
28
38 Va
49 Vt
49
Va
41%
l
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Marshall
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3%
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Jan
12
56
July 31
49
100
Inc
Mallory (P R) &
Manhattan Shirt
35
18 Va Jan
!
9
38% ■' 39 %
49
Square Garden Corp com.l
preferred—No par
59% Aug
2i%
28% Sep
27
24
33 Va May 24
25 Va May 14
38%
*13%
convertible
Sep 20
26% Jan
2
Aug 30
M'ar
1
35
AUg
5% Jan
6
45% Mar 14
34
24
9 Va Jun
30 Va Oct
Feb
7
27%
37 7 a
48%
1
Magma Copper!
Magnavox Co
45% Jun
56 % Mar 12
36% July 30
22% Jan
2
Oct
Madison
9% Jan
32% Sep
Fund
28 Va
37%
48%
5
50
(R H) Co Inc common
4% % preferred series A
Madison
*27%
*27'-'a
37
49
10
common
Macy
Jan
47% Mar 20
Inc
preferred
2 Va Jan
1V2 July
25
3
Forbes
<fc
Trucks
5%%
96 Va Apr
19% Mar
24
24
Jun~25
May 27
Jan
91% Sep
1% Oct
30% Jan
17
56
17 Va Oct
%
Jan
46% Apr
46 Va Jan
23
Jan
Jan
36 Va Jan
Mar 15
72
Jan 16
Jun
73%
151%
39 Va
19%
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100
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4
20
63
72%
152%
39
"
21% Feb
15
73%
*152
23 77.
1
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&
67% .Tin
21
14%
7.500
4
common
Louisville
27
19
15%
72%
73%
152
100
Co
Louisville Gas & El Co
22
27
14%
1
preferred
14:;
86
39%
73
5,900
10
preferred
preferred
5
13% Sep
39 %
4%
,
Co
2
82 % July
39%
*14%
j
4
30% Oct
Jun
Corp
Electronics
(P)
151%
39 %
1
preferred
D
72%
151%
40
5
preferred
series
VA
151%
39%
—20
pfd
Inc
Lighting
B
i
2.50
conv
Co
con-v
Lorillard
9.500
1%
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Aircraft
4.35%
5
17
20.500
16%
16%
i
4.25%
18% July 12
15%
16%
39%
Theatres Inc
4.84%
7.400
15%
16%
6.800
1%
common
Industries
Loew's
16
54% Aor
,
59% Jan
,64
Lockheed
9Q
2
142% Jan
4
Mar 20
15% Feb
■
25
96% Aug
8
All % Sep
42% Jan
6
Litton
107
7
94 % Mar
1
63% Feb
25% May 29
50
Dec
7
Jan
11
23 Va
15%
16 %
27
16 %
1
100
Co
non-cum
Jun
23% Jan
IT
104
Link
85% Sep
28
132% Tun
29% Apr
Mar 20
Feb
25
Corp
22%
15 Va
17%
26%
37 Va
common
July
57% Sep
Belt
23%
15%
%
VA
1%
Corp
24 % Feb
46
Ling-Temco-Vought
3%%
22%
%
16
50c
24
27
Lionel
24
15
5
25
18% Feb
Mar 14
23 %
27
16%
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
7% Mar 14
23%
15%
27%
37 Va
com
24
3
47 % Mar 29
2
27
7
4% Oct
46 % Jan
2,600
27 %
3
15% Oct
54% Mar 29
16,100
1 %
Glass Co
Oct
2
10%
27%
50
16 %
Libby
40
25% Jan
25
26%
10
27%
*43
1%
Inc
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Jun
159 Va Apr
37% Aug
J
13 %' July 10
50
1
15
150
26
10%
27%
*43
50
No par
May 31
May 29
45% Nov
26%
9%
27%
11
27%
%
1
com
31 Va
155 % May 11
26%
10%
27 Va
*43
1
Libby McNeil
63 % Oct
50
1
Products
9% Oct
11%
27%
5
Inc
Corp
Fink
&
LI
27%
*43
50
26%
Tire
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
31
11%
27 V2
*43
No par
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
12
11
2 7 "a
25
Inc
&
43% Oct
147
A
Leesona
19
1% Feb
'
19% Jan
series
Bryant—.'—
13% Oct
18
1
4
common—
preferred
see
23% Sep
20
page 23.
25
July 25
18%
May~"l
Feb
13
29% Mar 29
23% Feb
1
(A
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&
&
Co—
Robbins
Inc
Trucking Co
McNeil Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_x^:
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Highest
33 v* Jun
20
91
Jan
30
48% Apr
96
Jun
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
24% Oct
25
81 Va Jan
2
18 % May 28
60
Jun
4V»%
Medusa
27% Jan
19% Aug 15
14
26% Sep
20 va Mar 11
77% Jan
2
3
93
13
8% May 28
Aug
107
88% Jan
23
11% Jan
28
Feb
3»-
28
4
16yB Nov
23
15
Jan
2
82% Jan
3
88% Jun
19
84% Sep
27
90
93% Jan
2
97
Nov
26
7
101
Jan
8
87
May 28
84% Oct
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85% Sep
bx
26
Apr
Metropolitan
May 17
4.35%
July
2
3.85%
9
100% Aug
98% Apr
24
25
May 28
39% Apr
34% Jan
3
5
39% Aug 20
43
Oct
58 va Feb
49% Jan
2
67% Sep
Mar 22
105 % Sep
95 y2 Jan
2
101
Dec
102
2
70% Feb
23
40% Feb
13% Oct
24
25v Mar 19
s
70 % Oct
24
133 va Jan
77 y4 Oct
23
98% Jan
2
12 7a May 29
17.% Dec
;
14
2
60% Jan
2
18% Jan
84% Jan
2
79% Jan
14
Apr
4
Middle
16
3
Sep
807
22
24 va Jan
Jan
16% Oct
55
4.45%
Aug
lu3
15
12
24 % Sep
Utilities
Inc
Laboratories
11%
15
70 va Feb
7
52% Jan
2
66% Sep
24% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
24% Sep
Minn
16
17
'29%
14%
14%
19.900
a
31%,
29%
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29%
32%
29%
31%
32%
31 %
31%
31
35%
34
35%
29%
31%
33
29,300
34%
33 %
33%
54,400
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100
34%
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*100
104
104
4
29%
21%
22 "4
22
123 %
126%
124%
126%
92 %
92
;
%
22% Jan
8% July
65 va Oct
30
Mar
15%
15%
16 74
16 %
63 >2
59%
(il %
60%
62
23%
24
23%
23%
66"
•69% May 11
25
75% May 28
Oct
80
15.
13
7% Jun
15
14
5
J Oct
35
Jun
28
22
10% Nov
52% Jan
9 Va Jan
2
39 Va Dec
20
16
18
29
25
11% Apr
29
May 28
May 29
31
Nov
Apr
374%
1
Monarch
Monon
Aug 28
25
Jan
17
60 Va
Sep
11
42% Apr
39% Sep
5
4
42% Mar 26
36 Va
33% Mar i3
15 % Sep
July 10
class
31%
Inc
107-8
100
*68
80
25 Va
A
25
B
*
No par
Monsanto
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Montana
Power
Co
Co
32%
32%
*32%
33
38%
37%
38 Va
37 %
37%
*37%
3%.
3%
3%
31/2
3%
64%
63 3
15
24% Oct
24
8% Oct
23
37% Apr
12% Feb
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
17%-Dec
4
29
2
41
11
2
12 3a May 22
Moore-McCormack Lines
23
10
Jan
44
Sep
19
21% Jan
2
30
Jun
6
23
3
48% Sep
13
Jan
28 '/4 Jan
21
May 28
29% Mar 21
26% Aug
23
Nov
20
7
31% Jan
Sep 24
27 % Feb
20
17% Fen
12
22% May
2
22
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
Munsingwear
31%
32 74
31%
31
Va
2,500
23'a
23%
23 %
10 74
23 %
10%
10 7 a
10%
2,000
1C 11:
10%
1074
29,700
69
*68
7974
*78%
25%
24 %
19%
19
;
69
*68
69
*79
80
*79
80
19
'
.
*18
Va
25
18%
247a
*18
25
40
170
25%
6,800
181%
200
23 3 i
24%
23%
237a
23%
233«
59
59%
2,500
58%
59
58
58%
87,900
38%
39 74
39 74
39%
39%
39
3874
38
38
38
38 Va
38 7'4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15V4
15'/a
15%
37 3 B
38
37%
38%
37%
24%
V 38%
25
25 %
26
3
-
69 74
28%
28
1
20%
20
1,400
371/4
48,400
38
37
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10
247'a
24 74
24%
2474
2474
24"a
5,100
25 7-4
23%
«?4%
24
24%
X68 V4
18,200
07%
6874
•34,800
20 Va
38%
15%
24 Va
21 Va
1
4.600
*15i4
10%
28 74
38^4
10
10.300
25'/4
42%
5
a
38%
24%
43 74
41%
38 7
38 Va
25
70%
43
38%
38%
24 %
-
28
39'/4
„
■V 10 7a
v
10
Inc
*68
80
23%
10%
Co.
9%
69
25 Va
59 %
No par
;
1
Supply
1,800
«
33 Va
23%
23%
5
Co
65 3
32%
23%
*19
38
Murphy Co <G C)__
Murphy Corp
Murray Corp of America__
6
12
Fuel
Brass
3,300
•59%
lo
L Industries Inc
Mueller
10,400
33 Va
24%
19%
10
4.
65
«
3%
24
3774
& Co
65
1,300
37 7
60
12
Corp
64 V4
2,900
24
4 79
No par
Inc
Mountain
M S
1
26% Sep
Feb
25
(John)
Wheel
Motorola
15
29
1
Jun
19
34% Jan
2
14% Nov
Morrell
Motor
Sep 20
78% Sep
Apr
20% May 29
23
31% May 16
17
5
11
35
4
Mar 26
32
24
% Jun
26 Va
July 30
16% Jan
58
41% Jan
May 29
18 Va Oct
Amer
Foreign transactions
Montgomery Ward & Co
89% Mar 14
24
2
8% Jan
22
May 29
10.
23% Jan
64
•
38
Mining & Chemical—
shs (5 shares or 5,000 lire)
32% Jan
11
28
48 va Oct
25
4
3 '
16,000
/ 1,800
32%
Montecatini
19% Oct
4
59%
5
No par
Co
51
45 3
„
24
2
i
Utilities
19 Va
*53%
68%
80
25
45%
54%
63%
69 Va
100
45 %
53%
32 Vi
45 7
23%
•
1
10%
No par
j
Tool
45%
55
32 %.
3%
23%
common__5
23 %
46%
55
38
32 74
23%
23%
46
55%
33%
45%
i
400
1.000
62.300
33
-
38%
1
4
55 %
46%
Co__6.25
Co
i
Machine
RR
Class
20
37% Sep
49
Cement
Service
preferred
preferred
4.20%
30% May 23
20 % Aug 28
RR
class
Industries
80
18
22% Mar 20
Public
69% Aug 29
Aug
76% July 12
Jan
2
10
Jun
45%
63%
Portland
22,300
23,900
91 %
60%
3\s
Mohasco
22 Va
120%
91 7 a
24 Va
63 Va
Missouri
22%
116%
124
63%
3%
Missouri
121 V,
23 3
3874
24
129
62%
_5
30
6.900
24%
A_No par
Apr
29%
64%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
11% Jan
27
29%
22 %
23%
10
37% Mar 29
Aug
29%
22
63 %
37% July 24
42
29%
22%
124%
21.400
92 %
40% Feb
11% Apr
60
30 Va
79%
No par
RR
3.600
:%.
75 '/a
*91%
24
25% Jan
64 7a
105
80%
16 Va
Oct
25
64%
*103%
11.500
74
94%
30
22
38%
15%
56 7«
7% May 29
64%
105
10
102
38%
»
*9274
33%
18 7-2 Jun
*100
38 7
16%
55%
26% Jun
877/a
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
&
Pacific
40
*85 Va
93
33%
Missouri
90
86
16 Va
1
15
%
98
93
5
4% Feb
64%
*103%
2,300
86
16 %
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
735'4 May 31
84%
22,900
*16%
Inc
Mission
2
64%
8 7
12
*97
.
102
38%
104
22 va
Minnesota
2 % Jan
104
*100
38%
21 %
Mission
48% Jail
104
Va
73
3
4% Jan
64
71%
7
51 va Mar
38%
66
71
Jun
25
39
30 V2
49
22
87%
102
3874
70
5834 Aug
2 va Oct
*100
88
30 Va
8
35 va Jun
8672
30 %
6
18
85
98
*85%
69
6
Feb
85
*97
87
68
Mar
44
85
97
30%
Ontario
Power
84%
97
102
104
29 7
2
29% Mar
353a July 12
85%
65 %
47
44 11
92
11%
14%
31% Dec
40 % Feb
*89
12
14%
21
7
92
'
11 %
14%
28
24
*8St
12
Jun
Dec
12,900
14%
Jun
45% Apr
7,100
98%
11%
19
May 29
26 Va
98
12
34
34
26%
98%
14%
34%
10
Mining & Mfg
&
270
27%
97%
92
No par
Enterprises
Minnesota
89
*26%
101
29 %
66
Minnesota
160
14%
38%
19
8,000
I
29%
100
Inc
2.200
20%
%'r 17,500
a
38%
20
24
11 %
%
21 Va
20%
*88 %
89
97
14%
66
Sep
14% Oct
12
2o
99
*89
92
*20 %
20%
45'A
29 7
5
Sep
18
25%
100%
*89
"88
*95%
30%
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp
;;
25%
99%
92
20%
88
44%
97
21
21
21
Shares
46
*95 72
14%
10
?'3
41 Va Jun
%
25%
100 %
4
tHe Week
29 %
100
16 %
2
2a
int
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3%
convertible preference
100
130% Sep
2
17
*
100
Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp__
Miles
88
25 74
100
Midland-Ross
26
Apr
20 3
88
.
S9%
10o
L
preferred
South
21
88
88
*89
pfd_l00
preferred
Jan
20%
45
96
21%
No par
3.90%
preferred
preferred
3.80%
89
96
1
Edison
Sept: 27
21
_5
Inc
Friday
Sept. 2<>
46 Va
96
12.50
benef'ci
Thursday
Sept. 25
45%
21%
21
Sales for
Wednesday
%
-
96
16%c
Itic__
87 % May 22
23
10
9
23
of
46%
20%
20-%
1.83%
Co
45
95 %
,,88
No par
Trust—Units
45%
21 %
1
common
%.
95 %
100
Inc
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1
July
84
Inc
Machine
Metromedia
3
Feb
Co
Co
preferred
Mesabi
Mesta
8
May 31
37 V'4 Sep
Stores
Sept, 2 L
(20%
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
37% May
15
&
S3.5o
19
July 18
25
80
Merck
29
29
10% Jun
81
29
Aug
i.,-«
2
2
12
58 Va Feb
24
25
13% Apr
11% July 16
Aug 17
14% Jan
(1st series)__100
Cement
preieneu.series B
1.1
Mercantile
J|m 25
52% Jan
24
preferred
Portland
45
Tuesday
Sept. 23
5
Melville Shoe Corp common
J
Jan
90
2
94% Mar 23
9% May 29
26% Oct
20
Feb
28
5
28l/4 Oct
97
25% May 20
88% Nov
25
84 Vi Jan
7
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
Corp common
4
bb% Jan
Oct
90
Mead
93% Jan
32 y2 Apr
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Jan
Jun
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1* 1963
Lowest
Highest
46 va Sep 24
37% Aug
8
Tear 1962
Lowest
10
6,300
-
68%
69%
69 >,4
67%
•
43 %
43%
43
437a
437a
44
431/4
43%
27%
2874
27 Va
26 74
27 Va
2674
26 3,4
41%
42 Va
7,700
39 3 a
27 Va
41%
39%
40%
39 Va
42%
28
35,200
28 7b
28 7'4
27%
28 74
27 Vn
27%
20
28%
20%
20%
20%
20 ',4
20 Va
20 ',4
20%
19%
20%
19%
207-a
19%
19%
19%
19%
:*
■
38 7-a
-
38 7
38%
a
38%
n38%
I
68%
38%
38%
56%
36%
2,700
3,500
17,800
5,400
2,300
'
38%
N
13 va Aug
7% July 29
22
10 % Mar
8% Dec
27
43 Va Jun
22
62% Mar 16
54% Jan
11V8 Jun
25
24% Dec
27
21% Jan' 16
41% Sep
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
25% Mar
5
31
33
45 % Apr
24
43'/8 Jan
7-
Jan
4
11% Jan
2
,2
7
I 70% May 16
Natco Corp
^National Acme
5
9
May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
18
3
National
'
Airlines
Jan
15
National
Aviation
Sep
.4
National
Biscuit
Sep
6
National
Can
82 Va Jan
4
National Cash
56 7
8
18
2
65
24
29% Feb
5
20% Jan
2
34
18 va May 29
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
3
28
18% Oct
46 % Jun
132% Jan
72
25
20% Oct
24
83% Jan
5
Jun
;
30% Apr
23% Mar
23
28
92% Jan
4
12
National
May 24
27% Sep
4
City
National
10
Co
9
9
9
59 Va
58
59
58
58
57
57%
38
37%
38
36%
37%
36%
37
Nat'l
6
Distillers
12
4%%
Feb
8
4%%
2
36% Sep
17
National
Fuel
9% Mar 27
7% Jan
2
12% Feb
25
National
General
40% Jan
2
50
2
National
Feb
13
68% Jan
2
48
33 % Oct
56 % Jan
3
99% Dec
27
Jan
4
93% Jan
5
Oct
22
98
24% Oct
24
32
26% Oct
9
33 74 Oct
24
Apr
98
54
May
103% Jun
78% Aug
17
pfd series of
preferred
Starch
53
Sep
5
11
National
6
National
May 21
National
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
13 Va Oct
24
22% Jan
2
14
Sep
26
National
Tea
22
23% Feb
18% May 31
19 >/a Jan 29
16
15% Mar 19
9% Mar 29
6% Feb
6% Nov
13
11% Jan
12
13% Oft
23
25% Jan
9
6
918 Apr
17
13% Jan
7
8
7% Feb
1
9
18% Jan
32
27
Oct~31
75
May 29
19 Va May 29
52
2
51% Jan
70
15
feb% lUdj
2
24,.
2
July 31
24% Jan
2
43% Jan
2
J2 Sep
10
.
83
Apr
18% Aug
6
26% Mar 27
May 29
36
Jan
,81% Mar
I
iO
86
Jan
21
86 % Feb
20
61% Jan
2
97
Nov
20
36 va May 29
54 va Jan
2
26.
Aug 23
51% Sep
85
24
Jun
5
Jun
22
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
May 29
94
Jan
2
43 %
39% Mar 21
"National
15
Sep
6% Aug
Mar 19
21
Sep
23
28% Jan
12
15
Jan
30
..
4
33
Jan
14
85
Apr
8
84% Sep
16
108% May 15
Apr
33 3
2
24% Sep
4
31
38
Mar 11
19% Feb
26
3 0%
Sep
13
13 V4 Apr
43% Jan
31
40
Jan
3
46 % Sep
27
86
82% Mar 22
85% Feb
.,
26
3
76% Jun
25
48% Apr
May 28
26
46
Jan
2
11
5578 Aug
1
99%
Air
York
Central
York
State
Electric
Dec
19
72% Jan
Feb
23
76 % Jan
3
82 va Jan
23
Jun
4
83 Va Jan
8
8«
22
3.90%
9774 May 31
4.10%
Gas
Jun
3
29
92
Aug
6
109% Jan
4
107
Jan
16% Oct
107
24
27% Jan
4
July
9
85% July 31
38 % Feb
9
21
110% Dec
21% Jan
4
26
May
12 %
3
14
Sep
25
24
July
15% Jun
48
,
7
110 % Feb
28
5.25%
103% July 12
20% Jan
3
May 17
.106% Jan
30
4.85%
Jan
18
23% July 29
29% Jan
9
31
105
Jan
18
125
22
Apr
15
24
May 20
18
14% Jun
13% Jan
Jan
4
18 % Feb
21
30
46% Sep
23
Apr
25
207a Mar
19% Oct
23
30
6% Oct
25
15
4
23
66% Jan
2
„
North American
North
American
Car
North
American
May 22
72% Jan
2
80% Jun
21
43% Jan
4
57% Aug
15
Northern
48 Va Apr
34 % May 29
Mar
Jun
14
109
107
Oct
11
113% Mar
Sep 26
30% Oct 24
114% Mar
44% Jan
107
6
Jan
2
58
6
104 % Jan
11
108
7
107% Jan
29
6
107
4
39
43
Sep 26
Jan
11
25 % May 29
37% Mar 16
33% Mar 29
73% July 23
85 % Jan 11
78% Mar 23
76
93
85% Jan
8
86
3
86
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
2
Aug 26
Mar
1
111% Mav 20
110% Jan 17
48 Va
Aug
i5
38% Jun
5
81 %
May 29
..
5%%
$4.1o
20
$4.08
Feb
11
4
$4.11
93
22
95 % Jun
21
19% May 29
33 vb Jan
$4.16
31
19% Sep
24
25% Jan
14
40 va Dec
12
35% Jan
Northrop
10
59% Sen
10
Northwest
42% Mar
6
51% Sep
25
19% July 29
23
18
36
45 %
42% Dee
10
44% Dec
27
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
31% Sep
11
59% Jan
2
For
footnotes,
Apr
Aug
2
36% Sep
27
see page 23.
Feb
Sep 20
44% Jan
3
430
26.100
•'28%
28 %
28 V,
28%
28%
28%
3,400
31%
317
2
317 a
31%
31%.
41
40%
40%
40%
41
52
51 %
52 Va
49%
51
24%
24%
23%
25
23%
24
23%
24
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14
14%
14 74
14'/4
18
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17
6 74
*6%
638
63
17,400
75%
51%
B
7%
7%
9'/a
9
*17
7%
1,500
1,600
Va
33,400
5,300
17 7 2
67,500
1,700
7%
-
9
7%
7.100
9
9
2.400
«
6%
6%
6%
6%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27 3
a
26%
27 Va
26%.
26%
4.900
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
3,200
20
19%
20
197a
19%
19 Va
19 Va
74 74
7274
72 74
*71%
73'/a
71%
71 %
71%
28%
28V,
28%
29
28"'«
29
287a
29
50%
5174
50 V,
51 %
51
51 va
50 %
51%
51
51 %
A3
82
:
108
►107%
80
91
*8814
107%
29%
29%
,29%
23%
24%
41 va
41%
11%
1174
43
a
45%
45 7
«
45%
46
30
28%
16. %
29%
23%
42%
11%
41 V'4
427
11 %
11%
1174
42%
107 %
91
80 %
81
107
%
42 3
84%
*83%
51 %
52%
*74%
4
7.100
tt
*
y
107
300
45%
46
10,000
29
28%
29
3,300
23%
23
23 Va
88,900
41 %
41 %
413
8
25,900
m:,
111/4
1,500
3,000
«
■
74
■
41%
421/4
*42
42 Va
a
*83%
84%
*83%
8472
52
43%
84 7
51%
51%
51
51
51%
51 Va
51%
75%
74%
747-'2
*74
74%
74 Va
74%
74
74
79
79'A
*78%
79
78 %
7974
78%
78%
7914
7974
510
84
85'A
*84%
85 Va
84 3
85
85
85
85
480
92 7
a
*91
92%
*108
109%
104%
26
23%
92 Va
253a
23%
25%
116%
24
*23
25%
114
24
13%
13%
*13V2
13%
*13 7a
21 %
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19
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26
18
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52
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28
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74
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2
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15
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29
27
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64 3
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9
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28
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8
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20
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5
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1
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27%
54 74
16
30
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1
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24%
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27 3 8
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30
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54%
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10
2
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27 %
54%
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30
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;
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27
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9
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24
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2
54
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61
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-
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59 Va Mar 19
4
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2
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Monday
Tuesday
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STOCK
YORK
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Lowest
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
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Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 26
Friday
Sept. 27
the Week
Shares
o
May 28
92
Jan
11
99
80% Jun
29
86% Dec
97% July
12
85% Jan
102
100 y2 Dec
94 % July 18
Feb
97
Dec
Nov
7
Jan
105
Ohio Edison Co common
12
4.40%
5
7
May
4.56%
4.44%
25
Sep 11
22% Mar 25
102% Jan
13
100
100
100
preferred
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preferred
7
31
95% Nov
94% Jan
9
98% Apr
26
4.24%
29 % Oct
24
41
Feb
26
38% Sep
25
Oklahoma
26
25
4iy8Jan
3
34y8 May 29
2
31% Jan
44% Jun
12
15% Jan2
17% May 13
4
Otis Elevator
16%
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Jun
18% Apr
19% Jan
14 y2 May 29
47% July 25
24 % Mar
1
2
11
Aug 16
20% Aug 20
19l% July 15
24% May
1
23% Jun 27
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64
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25
96
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14
115
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2
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28
43
25
31
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25
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15
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20
Pacific Cement
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29
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86
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99
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98
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20
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20% Jun
24
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27
53% May
1
63% Jan
17
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1110% Mar
1
14% May 13
142% Oct
158% Feb
5
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26
25
11
Pacific
13
12
Apr
6% Jun
July 25
5% Jan
2
13% Apr
7% Jan 12
23% Mar 5
5
25
19%
Tin
7% Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9 % Jan
2
15% Jun
25
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
Pan
15% Oct
Consolidated
Panhandle
24
24% Feb
12
21% Jan
2
45% May 29
70% Dec
12
67% Jan
2
80% May 13
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Oct~24
58% Feb
16
Jan
10
Jan
17
'6% Apr
9
9% Jan
28
Papercraft
8
53% Sep
6
18% Oct
24
38% Mar 15
24 % Mar 20
36% Sep
42% Oct
24
11
48 % May 24
21
31
29% Jan
28
40
23% Jun
15
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10
14% Nov
8
Oct
22
7% Oct
27
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24 '
Mar 29
2
37
26
19% Jan
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11
2
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40
14
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25
41
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14
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27
25
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3
20
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3
38% Mar 22
32 % Apr
3
36
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106 % May 25
95
101% May 25
Jan
3
10% Jun
27
18% Feb
101
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106% Feb
98% Apr
13% Jan
2
5
17
103
Feb
23
Sep
25
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31% Oct
22
54% Jan
2
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23
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8
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11
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2
16
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22
58
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15
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Aug
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24
59% Mar 23
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24
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42
99
Jan
15
13% Jun
25
58% Sep
18% Oct
1
25
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96
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27
56
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4
51
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6
24% May 31
31% Sep
47
52% Mar
6
55% Aug 29
63% Sep 10
29% Jan
2
15
103% Nov
7
Jan
100
88% Nov 28
2
36%
7
Jan
105
86% Jan
11
Apr
19
103
Apr
16
108
8
100
Sep
13
97
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106
Jan
31
103
Aug
23
Mar
91% Jun
Feb
5
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26% Oct
24
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2
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21
41% Apr
24
61 % Oct
24
112% Jan
5
70% July 23
90 % Apr
22
82
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84
Feb
14
84% Feb
81% Jan
42
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81
19
July 19
91
88% May
10
24
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17
15% Oct
24
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2
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15
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4
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2
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97
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7
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18
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27
27
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11
23
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1
39
Feb 26
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18% Jun
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4
23
22
13% Jan
3
17% Jan
9
7
Jan
67
Aug 17
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1
72% Jan
64
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28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
16 % May 15
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139
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19% Jan
86
10
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4
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9
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22
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24
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143
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25
78
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4
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25
130
130
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21
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24
14
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24
21
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18
95% Mar
93
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1
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80% Sep
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28% Mar 20
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14
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6
25
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2
25
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19
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2
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26
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2
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6
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2
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18
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21
29
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5
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91
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2
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6
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21
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29
106
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29
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2
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20
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10
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15
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3
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w
26%
2,500
17%
17%
17%
18
173/4
18
17%
17%
175%
22
21%
22i/8
20 3/4
213/4
211/4.
213A
21
21%
11,800
16
16%
153/4
16
153/4
15%
15%
15%
155%
153/4
14,400
7%
V:- 73/a
■
■
8
■;/'
7%
173/4
73%
73/4
441/8
7%
3,800
210
38
•37
38
*37
45%
443%
453%
51,400
46%
45
45%
5,700
46
46%
46%
46%
46 '!•
46%
45%
33
33
33
33
32%
33
313A
33
1,300
33%
34
33 3/s
333/4
33'A
333A
333/8
33%
33%
333A
-7.600
102%
102 %
1021%
102
102%
101%
102%
102%
102%.
100 %
99%
100
100
*102%
100
100
270
*99%
100
99%
*99%
100
230
223/8
23
21%
22%
21%
22
167,900
-
47%
46%
473/a
46 3/8
47%
46
46%.
42%
*42 Va
42 3/4
*421%
42%
*42 %
42%
42 3%
42 3A
22%
22
47%
48%
47
42%
5
*32
321/4
22%
21%
10
5
16,200
400
10,300
51%
50%
51%
50%
51
501/2
503A
50%
51
57
57 V*
57
573/4
57
57%
56%
571/4
563A
57
8,300
45%
46%
45
453/4
433A
45%.
431/2
50%
453A
48
39,200
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
173/4
173A
173/41
17%
18
7,700
1,000
51
54%
50
No par
*54%
47%
47%
473/4
47%
47%
471/4
471/4
47%
473A
545%
47%
100
1
*100%
101%
*100 %
101%
*100%
101%
1011/4
1011/4
*100%
101JA.
25%
25%
1
5
17%
17%
30%-
54%
55%
54%
*54%
*54%
551/8
55%
1,400
10
25%
•
26
253/4
25%
253A
26
25%
25%
3,400
17%
17%
117%
17%
17%
17%
17V4
173%
4,600
30%
30%
30%
29%
30 3/4
293A
29%
283%
295%
8,500
33 %c
52%
53%
52%
523/4
51%
523A
51%
52
49%
513%
39,500
12.50
61 %
62
61%
623/8
61
62%
61
62
601/2
615%
11,300
355%
5.300
1013A
230
-
No par
35%
100
100
100
100
100 VA
preferred
preferred
preferred
101
863/4
100
100
*99
104
104
*104
1011/4
*101
87%
87%
87
35 %
100%
100
105
105
1013%
*861/2
100
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
33%
73%
72%
73%
72%
743/8
733/8
85
*85
85
*84
86
85
85
*84
_5
55%
1
No par
18%
18%
53
53%
80
34
18,700
73%
733/4
12,600
86
*85
86
*85
*84
85
*84
10
86
85
85
54%
55%
55%
54%
18
183/«
18
18%
54
54%
53%
54%
543A
120
106
33%
73%
55
290
100
*104
105
105
87
*991%
87
99%
100
105
35
35%
IOI1/2
72%
*84
18%
55%
55
55%
18%
18%
54'A
55
53%
101
*991/2
74,800
181/4
2,400
9,700
543A
101
*99%
101
*991/2
30
30%
293/s
30%
30 3A
31
301/4
303A
30%
31
49%
50%
49
50%
47%
49%
471/4
48 3%
46 3%
475%
14-%
14%
143/4
143/4
143/a
145/s
14%
143%
141/4
143%
*99%
*80
*76%
18%
*99%
101
82
*80
77
*76%
18 3A
19
101
82
*30
77
*76%
183/4
18%
*80
77
*76%
18 5/8
*80
77
*76%
58%
12%
*70
77%
35
134
59%
60
*112
34
.58%
12%
59
13 Va
72
77%
*132%
35
*137
139
114
34%
*70
77%
1
139
59
13 Va
72
77%
*35
35%
*132% 134
58%
59%
111% 111%
333A
34%
182% 187%
17%
18
100
100%
21%
211/2
78%
79%
30%
31%
73V*
74
333A
175
J3%
34%
194%
18%
100%
21 Va
78%
30%
72%
21%
30%
31
92
30%
30%
*30%
30%
*91
91
91
*90
91
*93%
*98%
94%
98%
93%
98V\
93%
98V*
*93%
*98V4
94%
98%
*107
*109%
38%
110%
*78
79%
31 Va
73%
108
39
80
*107
108
109% 109%
"38%
38%
*78
80
*24%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24
*23
6%
*85
19 Va
35%
23%
6%
85 Va
19%
36
29
44
74%
7
*85
19%
35%
28%
43%
1
72
7
85V2
19%
35%
29%
44%
73%
28%
43%
74
__
__
17%
*100
21
78%
30%
72%
*107
108
*109% 110%
38%
38%
*77%
78%
*23%
24%
*23
23%
6%
6%
85
85
19
19%
35%
35%
28%
29
42%
43%
71%
24%
25%
75
'•137% 139%
57% 58%
12% 123/4
70
70
76% 76%
*33% 34
*132% 134
58% ^59%
*110% 112
91
*93%
98%
,
'
,£3# 33%
177% 181
17% 18
*100
100%
21% 21 %
34^
1753A 182"%
*17% 18
100
100
21 Va 21%
78
78%
30% 31
72 Va 73
30% 30%
184%
17%
100%
21%
79%
30%
73%
187%
18
*100
2,000
.
,,
*137% 139%
57% 58%
12% 123/4
70% 70%
*76"A" 77
33% 34
*132% 134 .
59
«59%
*110% 112
*137% 139%
58%
59%
12%
13
*70
72
7 "1
76%
"
2
35
*132% 134
58%
59%
*110% 112%
77
18%
18%
18%
5,100
9,100
3,400
82
82
82
18%
,
*137%
No par-'
~
35%
100'A
88
34%
*85
:
351/4
35%
101
34%
100
100
Inc
common..
35%
35%
101
88%
88
50c
5
-
Quaker Oats Co
37%
*26
26i%
*26
26%
v
21%
100
Corp
Products
13,200
48%
45%
issued
8'A
50
37%
Purolator
8i%
8%
48 3/4
441/4
common
97
*96
v
8%
50%
32%
No par
8%
8%
8%
49%
37
When
'•
8%
8%
49%
73/4
convertible preferred
97
*96
8%
45%
Q
'
<
97
/
49%
Plough Inc
1.25
Polaroid Corp
1
Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
lo
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred.
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3%% preferred—.
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
_No par
Puetro Rican Cement Co
l
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10
Pullman Inc
_No par
Pure Oil
5
38% Aug 28
211% Sep
6 V
20% May 27
6
3
13,500
42%
70%
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred—.—'75
v.
108,900
703/4
41%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
3
4
Oct
120% May
8
Jun
70% Jun
81% Jun
34% Dec
8
17
4
" Aug 27
40% Jan
,31
Aug
Jan 17
122
57% Feb 28
105% Jan
6
44% Jun
May
395%
69%
1
No par
100
1
1
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
1
20
12% Jan
5
116% Mar
2
Jan
14% Jan
1
7,500
3S%
15%
No par
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
18
Aug 12
54
22
Oct
53
67% Feb
36 % Oct
35
Jan
34% May
153%
151/a
38%
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
May 20
15 %
153/4
7%
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
6
13,100
15i/2
45%
4.68%
2
4,200
133%
153A
*37%
3.80%
4.30%
4
6 3%
181/4
13%
15%
45%
phila Electric Co common
4.40% preferred
»;
v
1
63%
173%
13'%
13%
*96
2,200
6 3/8
17%
13%
6%:
>
15%
37%
Phelps-Dodge
180
13%
4%% preferred
Petrolane Gas Service Inc
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
1
500
15%
conv
Co
325%
1441/4
13%
7%
Milk
323%
1441/4
17%
14%
45%
5%
33%
1451/4
183/a
13%
6 3/8
500
11%
23%
6%
18%
11,700
*144iA
33%
145
37%
Pet
101% May 20
28% May 2
23% July 8
16% Feb 12
2
34% Mar 20
6
Jan
26
18
42
Feb 13
57% Mar 15
July 10
101
50% Sep
62% Jan
May 29
98
1
2
38
31
19% Jan
23
82
2
101% July 13
24
33% Oct
44% Oct
Jan
32%
331%
16%
145%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
Permanente Cement Co common—1
20
3,700
25,000
59%
'-mM
39 % May 29
33
Oct 24
14%
33i/4-
14
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennzoil Co
J.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
13
2
14%
32 %
15%
1
4%%
28
Apr
400
15
59%
x33
!—5
4.68%
19
36 % Aug
28% May 29
Transportation
17%
171/4
15%
33%
preferred
50
Penney (J C) Co
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
14
2
50
Apr 29
47 % Sep 20
July 31
Corp
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv
prior preferred
Pendleton Tool Industries
Penick & Ford
A Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
" Penn Fruit Co Inc common
50% Apr
17
34
-
5
Feb
Sep
40
2
25% Jun
" Parmelc?
25% May 22
19% Jan
9
7% Aug 15
37
17
23% Jun
y2 Sep
27
7
17% Jan
27% Jan
11
19% Apr
115% Aug
15
Line
17%
17%
15
15%
70c
Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
67% July 30
22% Jun
75% Apr
35
Jan
4%
3,400
2,300
50c
Paramount
98
97%
35%
'
17%
5
Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
35% Mar
96
97%
35%
H1/2
American Sulphur
East Pipe
preferred
98
36
59%
32%
14 2/7
100
Electronics
Packard-Bell
16% May 15
45% Sep
3
151/4
84%
86%
97%
11%
No par
—1
Packaging Corp of America
Sep
10% Jun
31
-
Foreign transactions—
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6%
preferred
35% Apr 25
~
5% May 28
14% Nov
Corp_
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
*17
84%
X35%
.
15%
Intermountain Express Co_5
61% Dec
87
720
3,600
58 %
33 %
10
36% Feb
&
r
com—6.25
Co
Co
Paper
13
100
15
Glass
preferred
Oxford
—
1,900
3,200
No par
Co
Overnite
11
157
39,900
Outlet
16 % Aug
30% July 19
4,^00
;•
Outboard Marine Corp
May 29
141
600
98
May 29
2
12,800
18
42%
25
39% Jan
50
25%
18%
25%
•••
270
270
101 %
38%
47
26 y8 May 29
*100
41%
Owens-Illinois
4
*100
98
19% Aug 15
1
101%
101%
450
104
38%
18
37% Sep
*100
103
103%
42 Va
24
2
Aug
103'A
104
98
Jan
105
86%
*103
*
10,400
98%
*85%
*103
*100
49%
*98
85%
101 %
103 Va
49%
98%
85%
38%
87% Sep
10
49%
49%
*98
41%
Gas
68% May 14
27
85%
38%
Natural
Transportation Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
24
99y2 Jun
98%
85%
103%
;
100
preferred
Orange
11
15% Jan
50%
98%
7.50
Olin
33
Aug 23
59% Jan 30
25 y2 Jan
Oct~24
/
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—___5
25
3
27% Jun
43%
87
101%
2o
preferred
4%
17% Jan
88 % Jan
23
15
18% Feb
49
98%
86%
50%
50%
98%
*103
2.50
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
26% Aug 29
50%
98%
*85%
50%
98
86
15
100
preferred
3.90%
2
89% May
9
100
105
3
53
Sep
101% Jun
46% July 26
49% Jan
38
;
78% 79
30% 30%
72
/73%
30% 30%
,
27,400
25.000
20
600
600
7,700
50
7.300
148,700
900
230
21,700
16.700
12.900
16,600
700
60
91
*91
92
94%
98%
*93%
98%
94%
98%
160
107
19L/
110% 110%
38% 39%
*77% 79%
8,700
*107
108
*109% 1103A
38% 39
*77% 79%
-*23% 24%
*23
23%
6%
6%
*85
85V2
19% 19%
35% 35%
28
28%
42% 43Va
71% 72%
23% 24?A
*23%
23%
6%
24%
23%
6%
*85
19
85%
19%
35%
;
35%
27%
42
.
73
.24%
,8%
42%
10
300
200
2.800
50
7.500
14.700
17.200
33.100
74
24%
7.700
68%,-
2,700
2.900
;' '
5
•
'■*
69%
preferred
100.--145%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__lO- :
34
69%
147
34
69%
69%
*145% 148%
34
34%
68%
69 %
*145%
148 •
34
34
68
68%
*145 %
149...
34
34
—
67%
*145%
33%
149 _■
34
110
1,500
£
Number
198
Volume
6303
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1249)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
YORK
75% Sep
Radio
11
63% Mar 14
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
.77
Apr
17
82
May 22
28 Va Sep
45
10
31% Aug
15% Feb
7
40
Jan
27
10
Jan
21% Jan
2
30% Feb
12 % May 29
8
Oct 24
13
9% May 17
38
7% Jun
14%
25
Aug
8% Jan
Feb~16
16Va May 29
24 % Apr
18
25
41 % Feb
16
May 29
5% Oct
10% Feb
24
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
19
1
Jan
15
15
Oct~24
21% Jun
8
14
Sep
Ranco
Inc
Random
Inc
Raytheon
Co
4%
non-cum
1st
4%
non-cum
2nd
29% May 28
17% Feb
5
Red
21
Reed
Co
Owl
Roller
Bit
12
12
Jan
2
17% Sep
16
Reeves
23
16% Jan
4
10
May
8
14
19.
Reichhold
25
19% Apr
6
18% Jan
4
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
Reliable
Reliance
Elec
12% Sep 25
20% Jan
17
Reliance
Mfg
69
Jan
17
18% Feb
26
10% Apr
19
23
31V«Jun
28
14
23
38% Jan
4
49% Jan
9% Jun
23
Jan
3
51'% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
12
24
Jan
19
14% Sep 23
12% Jan
4
May 28
6 y2 Oct
24
Jan
2
6% Jan
12% Oct
24
17
Mar 12
14
28
19
60
Jan
2
30
Nov
Oct
24
20y4Oct
26
20 '% Jan
43% Jan
7
31
4
27
Jan
5
36% Jan
67% Mar 13
40% Jan
52% Jan
29
2
41%
Mar
11
37% Jun
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
52% May 21
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102% Jan
80% Feb
16
34% Oct
23
41% Jan
26
3'/4 Jun
25
Oct
24
40
7
90
88 % Feb
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
Jan
2
50% Sep
4
28% Aug
5
36% Apr
16
19% Jan
3
31% Sep
4
24
42% Feb
12
23
Aug
1
28% May 31
Robertshaw
28% Dec
21
.27
Jan
3
38% Aug 26
Rochester Gas
26% May 11
37% Dec
25
May 29
38
73
Jun
90
2
34 % Jan
2
124% Dec
27
37% Jan
8
5
104
Dec
18
94
15 %
97
Aug 30
15% May 29
24% Jan 25
29% Feb
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
12
21
31% Mar 15
43% Aug 26
24
27%
Apr" 11
26% Jan
2
38
10
44
Dec
26
43 % Jan
2
~7'/a
23
14% Feb
5
8%
July" 22
11% Sep
143/4
143/4
2,200
151/4
11%
15%
11%
11,400
223/4
41%
41%
1,700
12%
11%
12
4,400
60%
*59%
60%
*59%
605/s
*59 Va
60%
*59%
60%
143/4
14%
143/4
145%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9:%
16
15 5/8
15%
*15%
9%
15%
15%
15%
600
51,400
*15%
10
16
*15%
15
423/a
41
42%
40%
41%
40%
40 3/4
493/4
43%
48%
49
48%
48%
48 %
48%
48%
'/49;/k
42%
43%
42%
43%
37%
38
37%
37 3/4
37%
37%
31%
_50
41%
49%
No par
32
32%
333/4
33%
34
425/a
42%
42%
373/4
35%
36%
20,600
33
33%
32%
33%
128,900
51%
*50-%
51%
♦50%
51%
*50%
51%
105%
106%
1063/4
107%
5
38%
393/4
38%
395/s
3834
39%
38%
100
39%
*84%
843/4
84%
843/4
*84%
85%
*84%
15%
84%
-15%
15%
53/4
5%
15%
5%
15
5%
£
1.25
Co
107%
>107
108%
*107
108%
1,100
39
89,500
85%
400
153/a
143/4
55/a
5%
54%
53%
54%
52%
53%
51%
53
34,800
48
46%
47 3/8
47%
48%
473/4
48%
39,700
35
34%
35'%
34%
34%
34
34%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
*27%
5,400
1,100
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
26%
25%
,:/• 37 e>
53%
53%
48%
49
46 3/8
34%
343/4
343/4
27%
28
28%
27
No par
*50%
51%
21,600
5%
52%
1
Corp
43%
38%
84%
1
*50%
107
3,500
36
.
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Ltd-
5,700
41"%
42 %
Co—_2.50
com
22,000
41%
5
27%
15
143/4
5%
.
15
5%
17,500
5%
9,100
28
26%
6,000
134
133%
Corp
141%
135%
136y2
133%
*97%
98%
*97%
99%
*97%
99%
*97%
99%
15%
16%
15%
15%
xl5%
155/a
15%
15%
1
30%
31%
30%
315/8
29%
31%
30%
32
1
42
42%
41
42
39
403/4
40
40%
8%c
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
1
Corp
33%
34
333/4
33%
32%
33%
32%
47%
47%
47
47%
10%
11%
;
Inc
Cola Co
Petroleum
Co
20 g
47%
1
48
47%
47%
,
'
47%
47
134
47%
11%
11%
13,100
134%
2,900
99 %[
*97%
15%
15%
9,800
31%
32 %
39,200
393/4
40 3/a
4,200
381%
37%
3834
66,400
33
32%
323/4
4,000
46%
47'/4
46%
47%
69,000
46%
47
46%
46%
11
7,600
42,700
7% Oct
24
18% Feb
13
14
12
11%
10 %
11%
10 3/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12 y8
12 Va
1
16% Mar 21
11
l
12%
12%
28%
28%
28
28%
273/4
281/8
27%
27%
No par
27%
27%
17%
173/8
17 %
17%
17%
171/4
17%
17%
17%
173/a
4,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
13,900
59%
16,400
Co
System
Safeway
138
47
I
transactions
Aeronautical
Ryder
413/4
1
Royal McBce Corp
Ryan
139
42%
100
preferred series A
Corp
Ronson
Ruberoid
9
42%
11%
9%
10
Rubbermaid Inc
30
41%
123/4
6,300
9
64% Sep
42%
12 %
14%
50c
10
Elec
42
12%
*59%
50c
Co
500
42
12%
42
1
98% Aug
*413/4
13
415/8
10
4
42%
12%
4,900
42%
19% Jan
22
22%
41%
13% Jan
45% Feb
23%
42
No par
Co
31% Feb
91 % Apr
23%
5
Haas
29
2
23%
common
&
11% July 23
16
*23%
Rohm
26 %
26
23%
3,800
5
60% Jan
233/4
■
37%
4
943/4 Nov
23%
14%
43%
22
352% Jan
11 %
43
Jan
26
15%
11%
42
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
28
15%
11%
14%
43 J/4
Corp
(Geo D)
Jun
16%
11%
37%
26% Jan
36% May 29
14%
153/4
11%
37
(Wm H)
352% Jan
15
16%
11 %
3,400
41%
41
Jun
14%
161/4
11%
23%
100
14%
16%
11 %
10
14%
16%
50c
2,400
i
43
26
2
600
26
43
26
Jan
14,800
373/4
Oct
9
43,200
13%
42%
Oct
Apr
20%
37%
15
17% Jan
20
19%
43
25
11 % May 29
20
373/4
Rorer
23
13%
19%
19%
37%
Foreign
Oct
133/4
19%
25%
5
Trust
Telephone
Roper
1
13%
25%
2.50
&
•
49% May
Ma~y
14%
19%
25%
Inc
Controls
6
FeD
36% Sep
29
33 % Jan
21%
133/8
19%
43
4%
11
19%
13%
18 %
38%
Rohr
Aug 12
19%
13
*
19%
51,400
42%
9
Sep
193/4
13%
1,500
31%
43
18
33
313/4
19% I
303/4
19%
8,300
42%
17% Jan
44% Sep
32 %
3,300
11%
37%
99% Sep
44
31%
10
40
llib
29%
41%
12
2
32%
9%
40
11%
5
Mar 19
Mar 18
31%
19%
10%
40%
■:
10
Sep
18% Jan
32 %
9%
Corp
Rochester
12
9
27
11
Rockwell-Standard
44% Aug
145
Sep
Feb
40
11 %
253/4
Company
24
31
10%
40 %
11
'
Ritter
Oct
Feb
10%
40%
11%
25 3/4
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
22% Oct
20
10%
40%
11
26
Richfield
39
37% Mar 19
34% Mar 26
10%
40%-,
11%
14%
5
(R. J.) Tobacco
3.60% series
Manufacturing
6Va May 22
44% Mar 14
10%
40%
1,400
4,100
25%
pref—
65% Feb. 21
157/a Oct
24
2nd
2
32% May 11
24% May 11
17%
25%
Preferred
Rhodesian
17%
25%
1
July 30
4% Jan
17%
85,600
22,600
15
Co
conv
Rheem
17%
17%
14%
preferred series A
Reynolds
8
17 % Aug 29
17%
14%
Inc
%&
17%
*14%
common
4
28
17 %
*19
1
Eng
Co
51
Mar 14
102
Jan
17%
15%
I
4%%
47% May 14
36% July 17
84% Sep 23
10% Jan
2
4
14
5% Dec
8
8"% Jun
Jan
15% Feb
86% Nov
110
36
143/4
.
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
Aug 23
23% Jan
Jan
78%
355/8
143/4
$1
convertible
preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon
70
78
35%
14%
Corp
&
68%
78 3/4
35
14%
Chemicals
Stores
71
78%
35%
14%
3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
53
Aug 27
48% Jan 24
48
■
Bros
69%
78 %
35
so
Conv preferred
16% May
2
44% Sep 11
34% Jan
Oct
Jun
73
78%
No par
No par
Co
Inc___
2iy4 Feb
Oct
9
50
preferred
Stores
16% Oct
10 V* Oct
50
preferred
70%
78%
35
19%
3.33%
common
73%
78 %
34%
31%
5
Reading
72%
78%
35%
13%
17
No par
Inc
74%
40%
1
18
Shares
11%
Inc
18
18
the Week
Sept. 27
10%
International
14% Sep
Friday
Sept. 26
34%
——1
Raybestos-Manhattan
8
Thursday
Sept. 25
17%
Rayonier
Sep
16% Sep
13
73%
2.50
House
Sales for
Wednesday
Sept. 24
78%
2.50
21
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
22% Mar
13%
com_No par
No par
Raymond
33% Sep
30% Jan
2
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
13% Jan
1st
44% May 14
12% May 24
9
2
21% Jan
of America
preferred
Corp
$3.50
Tuesday
Sept. 23
(
Ralston Purina Co
24
18% Aug 22
13% Jan
7
26
Monday
Par
■
R
38% Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Co
Inc
Stores
2.50
1.66%
common
62%
63%
62%
95%
fvv; *94%
;*375 "
63%
61%
59%
62%
*
58%
60 3/4
2,000
3,900
'
89
225/s Jun
37
26
25
Jan
7
20% May 21
19
Jan
10
21% Feb
20
21% Mar
183/4 Jan
2
26% July
93% Sep
5
25
68% Oct
8
22% Oct
23
Jan
Sep~26
4
161/4 May 29
135% Jun
81
Dec
1
31
79
40%
8
26% Jan
2
37
35
Jan
2
39% Mar 15
May 29
40% Apr
16% Jan
10
Jan
11
Aug 13
155/a Oct 26
27% Jan
18% Jan
2
19
10% Jan
9% Jan
15
1
605/8 Feb
273/4 May 29
83/4 Oct
30% Oct"
3
18% Jan
24
47% Sep
18
35% Jan
103/4 July 11
14
61% Aug
23
753/4 Apr
26
10% Aug
48% Aug
1
16% Jan
23
1
59
Jan
Aug
30
Apr
Sep
5
24
23
28% Apr
53 3/b Dec
23
Oct
25
Oct
25
42 3/4 Jan
2
31.
Mar 15
77
Jan
16
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
90
Feb
6
991/2 Dec
31
97 % Jan
19
26% Jan
30
21% Jan
32% Aug 29
82
12
77
82
28
38%
8
92
103
4
Oct
23
743/4 Jan
5
3% Oct
22
6 3/4 Feb
7
43/b Jan
25
33 % Dec
31
32% Jan
5% Apr
2
40% May 29
113/4 July 30
231/2 Jan
3
17 Va Jan
22% Jun
9'% Sep
29 % Aug 20
14
21
59
Jun
Jun
Jun
25
88% Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan:;,:
4
6 3/4 May 29
1031/4 Oct 12
104
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
4
Servel
Inc
24
16% Jun
7
2
25% Sep
16
301/4 Jun
25
45% Feb* 12
34 % Jan
30
43 % Apr
14% Jun
25
293/4 Jan
4
183/4 Jan
2
24% Apr
22
16
Shamrock
17% May
23 3/a
2
34% Jan
16
14"% May 29
23
10
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
13%
Sep
49 % Sep
13
7
11
l
$5.25
F
Shattuck
Shell
93/4 Oct
16
Oct
19
7,000
18,800
35c
9%
10
10
10
10
*9%
10
41%
1
Sheller
13
12%
12%
52 %
53%
53%
53
53 %
52%
52%
2,300
37%
36%
37 %
36%
37
363/4
37%
26,600
of
Corp
26 % Jan
28>
Sep
25
Simmons
11
15 Va Oct
24
26% May 22
22
7
36% Aug 28
Simplicity
28% Oct
24
40% Feb
50
Sinclair
50% Jun
14
62
19 Va Oct
24
35% Mar
29% Jan
60% Mar 20
58 % Jan
75
27
26
72% Feb 28
•
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
8%
Sep
58
Feb
15
53% Jan
2
3
20
Singer
Skelly
Oil
17
Smith
(A
South
Puerto
323/4 Jan
2
21% Oct
24
40% Jan
16
28% Jan
2
493/4 May 21
27% Oct
24
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
17% Jun
25
233/4 Feb
16
213/0 Sep
26
Feb
18
51% Jan
27
38% Jun 25
57% Jan
2
343/8 Aug 16
5 7 ye Sep
6
40% Jun 26
53
May
9
50
Jan
2
573/4 Apr
36
50
Mar 21
43
Jan
2
53% Aug
21% May 29
44
30% Feb
July 18
16
28 3/8 Mar
1
68
5
71
75
16
72% Jan
21
213/a May
80
Aug
.
3
1
22% May 29
353/8 Mar
7
11
5
15
10% Mar
6
6% Jan
3
153/4 Sep
10% Sep
25% Mar 19
38% Sep
18
5
11
Feb
1
Nov
1
263/4 Jan
9% Oct
23
473/4 Jan
2
4
Jun
25
8V4 Jan
24
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
Jan
15
953/4 Dec
26
90
For
footnotes, see
33 3/a Mar
Jan
94% May
page 23.
38% Jun
1
19%
2
7.
.
97
21
Aug 30
10
10%
9%
9 3/4
10
303/4
31%
31
■
31%
303/4
31%
98%
98%
98%
1003/4
98%
101%
*12%
13
12%
12%
*12 3/4
7%
6%
>105
105
6%
7%
*105
106
37%
9,100
20%
13,400
93/4
9%
3,900
10
31
31%
99%
7
6
106
*105
3/4
13,900
36%
203/4
98%
*12%
13
5 3/8
5%
5%
21%
30%
303/4
4,400
98%
12%
99 %
58,300
12%
6%
63/4
106
*105
100
6%
*12%
7,200
106
100
21%'
20%
20%
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
5,300
37
38
36%
37
35%
36%
35
36%
36
36%
11,200
223/e
223/4
22%
22%
22
23
22
223%
21%
21%
13%
13%
13 3/a
133/4
13%
44%
45
44%
44%
x20%
20 3/4
20%
20%
20%
13%
13%
13%
13%
443/a
443/4
44%
20%
453/8
8%
233/4
19,400
.
6,800
6,400
13%
4,100
45%
24%
35,600
23%
233/4
23%
24%
8%
83/4
X8%
83/4
8%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
♦153/4
24%
24
5,000
23%
23%
5,300
8%
8%
8%
10,700
153/a
15%
15%
5,000
*233/4
300
24
7,400
241/4
24%
42 3/a
42%
27
27%
1,300
331/4
331/4
6,900
45%
461/a
44,800
80
82%
29,200
64%
24%
65
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
43
43%
43%
433/4
43
44
42%
43
28%
283/4
28%
28%,
27%
28
*27%
28
33%
33%
333/4
33%
32%
33%
323/4
33
45%
473/4
453/8
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
86%
87%
863/4
87y4
85%
87%
85%
65
653/4
65
65
643/4
651/4
64%
64%
32%
333/4
33
33%
32
33%
32
32%
31
31%
11,000
42
443/4
42%
43%
423/4
45
42%
43%
41%
42%
31,200
673/4
68 3/a
67%
68%
66 %
Platinum
1
67
68
67
67%
74%
73%
73%
723/4
73 3/a
72 %
73%
71%
24
24%
24
24%
233/4
24%
231/4
233/4
Sugar
com
10,700
8'%
8'/4
Va
8 y4
2,800
56 34
56 3/8
571/4
4,300
*52%
53%
*521/4
53%
52'%
52%
38 Va
38%
38i/4
373/4
37 %
*37%
37%
700
37%
38 3/a
33%
373/4
34
35%
35%
363/4
38,90o
34%
33%
33%
333/8
33%
32'%
33%
*52%
52%
38%
38%
38ya
38
'
5
36%
25
Rico
34,400
56%
52%
2.50
10,300
72%
23%
,
8 3/a
8%
57%
8 3/a
57
52%
3,500
57%
8%
57%
8%
57
5,900
-
671/4
22%
50
Co
83%
,
73%
15
No par
&
*33%
34%
*33%
81/4
57
8
200
California
Southern
Co
Southern
Indiana
Edison—-
900
Gas
&
Southern Natural Gas Co
Co
(Del)
Southwestern
stock
Public
tr
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213%
21%
1,700
33%
34 Va
333/4
34
33%
33%
33%
333/4
33'/8
33%
21,100
553/8
54
21,000
Service
Co
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common.
8
4.20% preferred i
:
100
55%
53%
551/4
55%
55%
»553/4
56%
561/4
56%
52 3/a
51%
52%
50%
51%
503/4
51
343/4
34%
34 3/8
33%
34%
32
33%
32'/4
64%
63%
64%
62
63%
61%
32%
62%
20%
'
55%
553%
52%
64
20
100
553/4
55%
523/8
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
*77%
No par
543/4
56
34%
No par
ctfs
I'
55%
553/4
52
El_No par
7.50
non-cum
Ohio
1
8V»
5
Public Service Co
Southern
&
24
233/4
3/a
8 3/4
preferred
Mobile
24
24 %
24
8%
preferred
Southeastern
5%
24%
24
24
24
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5%
24%
23%
Labs_No par
Railway common
preferred
6
19% Feb
10%
,
'38%
15%
Co Inc
Co
Southern
55% Mar
%
10
5
July 10
7
31
20% s
5%
10
37% Aug 15
593^ Feb
Apr
9
37%
21%
5 3/a
5
Pacific
20% Dec
14
25
39
21%
50c
Southern
May 29
18% July
5
Feb
Gold
Amer
Jersey1 Gas
17
30
South
South
44% Jan
May 29
Mobil Oil
23
May 28
54
38
213/a
20%
Co
& French
Kline
Socony
Soo Line Railroad
413/4 Aug
29
30
Smith
4
ol% Mar 18
5%
39%
21 y4
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20
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24
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17
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69% Aug
2
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31%
:
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91
39
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Simonds Saw & Steel
593/4 Dec
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7
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44
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31
79
105
America
323/i Feb
25
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71/4 May 29
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44
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19
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37
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1
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24
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23
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33
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1
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2
63
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2
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Apr
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21%
2
18% Sep
38%
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11
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93 %
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Roebuck
Sears
9% Jan
2314 Mar 28
93%
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Sealright-Oswego
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413/e Mar 20
93%
36%
Seiberling Rubber Co
3
23
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113/4 Mar 30
24
93%
36%
Finance Co
181/4 Jan
9% Oct
93 Va
5
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
283/4 Oct
100
No par
$4 preferred
Ji
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Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Mar 12
106
2
253/4.
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
7
19% Aug
20%
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16
6
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14
36% Apr 25
101% Sep 25
17
6% Aug 22
103 % Jan
Jun
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425
25%
Schick Inc
Schlumberger
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20%
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preference
Schering Corp common
convertible
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39
Diego Imperial Corp
5%
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95%
425
25%
Co
Electric
425
20 3/a
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Foreign
10% Oct
50
10
Diego Gas & Electric Co
22
981/4 Feb
series A
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16
2
100
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Co
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July 17
23
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Jan
49
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10
27
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16
32
24
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133/a Jan
353/8 July 22
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11% Jan
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13% Sep
10% Jun
100
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23 % May 21
93/4 Aug 21
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
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NEW YORK STOCK,EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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20% Jun
25
Sep
25
86
z4Ya <Jun
25
Jan
3
32 % May 16
82 Va Jan
2
92
35% Jan
39% Dec
2
15 va Oct
24
77% Jan
May 29
65% Dec
81V* May 29
397/b Oct 26
Jan
2
Jan
22
85% Apr
5
15
12% Aug 13
6iy4 Feb 28
<
5
50
July
29
81
25
2
43 ya May
26
20y2 Feb
14
76
69% Apr
98% Apr
24
9
26
Feb
13
58 y4 Feb
59% Dec
15
46% Jan
2
26
58% Jan
2,
73%
48
May 29
59% Feb
8
70% May 13
July 17
95% Feb
28
52% Jan
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Jan
2
85
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98% Dec
45% May 28
2&
11% Jun
23% Mar
93
65% Aug 16
22
Sep
931/2 Aug 26
26
12 Va
16% Feb
July 23
45% Aug 22
21% Sep
Mar 12
53 y2 Jan
26
Jan
27% Jan
29
24
71
21 % Jun
25
29% Mar
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
31
22% Feb
12
11% July 18
16% Jan
18% Oct
24
40% Jan
2
20% Mar 25
11% Mar
6
22
6% May 29
9
19
May 24
25% Sep
25
2
10% Sep
25
Mar 18
31% Aug
7% Jan
'29
12
Jan
5
32% Dec
21
24
47% Jan
29
31% July 23
38% Jan
15
81% Feb
28
84V2 Nov
28
82
85
27
19% Jan
17
14% May 29
.
9
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22
3%% preferred series A
17
23
5
22
41% Oct
20
Aug
7
13 Va
Feb
17% Feb
Aug 30
24% July 23
29% Jan 18
35
Sep
6
12
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13 %
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22
*23%
13 ya
2 4%
9%
30%
35
Feb
28
29 Va Feb
25
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
18% Jan
11
21
24
25
16'% Nov 23
14% July 12
33 % Apr
44
Jan
24
31
Jan
2
21% May 29
15
23
Va Jan
2
May 29
10% Feb
13
24
30% Jan
2
5% May 17
17% Jan
2
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
28% Jan
2
25 Va Jan
31% May 14
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
28 % May 21
45% Apr 23
24% Nov 29
41 ya Jan
55% Jun
21% Jan
28 Va May 23
Storer Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp
Studebaker Corp
Suburban Gas
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp
Sunbeam Corp
Sunstrand Corp
10 y4 Feb
Sun Chemical Corp common
Jun
26
Nov
9
38% Oct
10% Jun
34
25
15% Oct
23
18
27% May 29
6
14% Oct
May 29
32
:17% May 29
8% Oct
24
16% Jan
83
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17
02
43
May 29
6
21 Ya Oct
85
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
8% Sep 12
21 y2 Apr
28% Feb
Jan
8
6
1385 Feb
25% Jan
56% May 2
12y4 Jun 12
7% Jan
Jan
21
1559
15% Jan
2
20
1045
21
Jun
27
'12% Oct
24
24 Va Mar 21
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
27
22 Ys Jun
25
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5
Sep 20
36% Aug
5
'
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25
59
50 Va Aug
795
16
98y2 May 10
43 % Jan
15
5
25
Aug 20
62
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18% Jan li
8% Jan
19
May 14
53 Va Jan
24
50 Va Mar 20
2
May 14
May
44% Apr
1
10
17% Jan
4
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
11% May 29
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
13
19
May
2
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5% Jun
6
7% Jan
25
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29 % Jan
23
Jun
27
29% May 29
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31
25 % Mar
Jun
25
617/a Dec
14
May 29
34% May 29
32% Jun 25
4% July 22
7% Jan
25
17% Jan
2
21% Sep
9
7
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20Vb Sep 11
16 V4 Jan
5
41% Jan
15
22
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29
21 Vs Feb
7
37 Va Jun
57.
4
52 % Nov
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49% May 22
62% Jun 11
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Oct
51% Nov 28
4
2
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2
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3
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11
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6
66% Aug
8
32% Sep 23
58% Sep
3
5
47% Jan
'
17% Sep
24
31 % Mar
6
32
Jan
2
42
Sep
4
1
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2
35 V4
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22
18% Sep
26
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18% Jun 25
23 Va Oct 17
39% Sep
9
44 Vb Jan
25
9
33 % Mar
27% Mar
22% May 29
26% May 29
;19% Jun
2
41
11
10
26
29% Mar 21
297/a Jan
July 26
4
.30% May 31
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
10% July 26
14
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2
26
60 Vs May
Jan
12
88 % Apr
6
49% Sep
89% Jan
11
25% Oct
25
Apr
4
15% Oct
24
23 v4 Feb
16
27Va Sep 19
19% Mar 4
93% May 27
33% Feb 13
23% Jah
3
25 Va Nov
2
24% Mar 13
,„10
83
36
45
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Oct
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25
15
25
53% Jan
7
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27 Vb Jan
45
28
2
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22
30 %
63% Jan
30
15 % Oct
24
42% Feb
8
20
Sep
17
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
65% Feb
8
28% Jun
25
487/b Feb
15
44% Jan
133% Feb
3
May 29
108
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141
21
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58% Jan
2
6% May 29
8% May 29
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2
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14
7% May 29
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19
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
13
34
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9% Mar
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16
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13
26
26% Feb
16
Oct
29
52 Va Feb
5
15% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
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11% Jan
3
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4
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3
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1
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4
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31
15
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6
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2
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43% Aug 15
20
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3
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8
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37%
56%
37 %
24.600
37%
38%
.
82%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
40%
39%
39%
*39%
40%
*39%
40 %
28%
29%
28%
28%
*39 %
28 %
40 Va
29%
28%
28%
28%
20
20 vb
19%
20
19 %
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
65.800
36%
40%
28%
7.5o
No
8
*20
x21%
9%
1
R)
30
8%
18%
28Va
21V8
53%
23
*91 %
57%
35 Va
54%
Broadcasting Co
1
Talcott Inc (James)—
4.50
Talon Inc
5
Tandy Corp
1
Technical Material Corp
12%c
TelAutograph Corp
1
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co__5
Texaco Inc_
12.50
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
-33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
5
Thiokol Chemical Co
1
?
11
11
11
11
*11
11%
51%
52 Va
51%
52
51
51%
*90
91%
*90
91
*90
91%
•11
3.500
11%
49%
11%
11-/4
50
49%
50
91 %
*90
400
6,500
63,300
*90
400
23.800
91%
28%
28%
28%
28%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25
65%
25%
25
25
66
66
66%
1
25
64%
19%
20%
22
20%
21%
5
30 %
30 %
30%
30 %
30%
30 Vs
30 %
64
65
63 Va
66
65 %
66
64%
64%
20%
68 Va
21
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21
2
69%
69 %
70
70%
71%
70
70%
68%
70 Vb
8,600
2
common
preferred
conv
28%
25%
53
53%
157%
52%
53%
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
51%
20.800
-155%
156%
154%
153%
154 %
4.300
4%
4%
18,700
9%
9%
11.800
19%
20%
40.500
par
No par
I
Trane Co
Transamerica Corp
28V2
10
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
par
25
common
Timken Roller Bearing
No
Tishman Realty & Construction
Toledo Edison Co
4%%
,::9C %
Friday
Sept. 2<»
34
20%
1
1.25
_1
1
1
1
$1.20o preferred
Sep
30
Sales for
Thursday
33%
20%
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co
No par
Sunray DX Oil Co
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
6.25
Sunshine Mining Co
10c
Superior Oil of California
25
Sweets Co of America
1.38 8/9
Swift & Co
25
Swingline Inc class A
__1
Symington Wayne Corp
1
Tidewater Oil
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
54% Aug 16
July 29
42% Mar
46
3
Corp
Thor Power Tool Co
July 12
29%
30 Va
91V2
PRICES
Sept. 25
1
Stone Container
(J
96
SALE
20'/n
59%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4% preferred
100
8
*94
HIGH
Wednesday
1
Stone & Webster
Thompson
18
25% Mar 20
16% Apr 26
1
25% Mar
15
Feb
*$2%
*l3y4
30%
35
Taft
6
59% Jan
33% May 29
13% July 19
,'
49% Sep
2
187/b Mar
22
25
28% May 20
42% Jan 18
4
26
52% Apr
23 % Jan
49
.2
26
45% Mar 29
11 y8 Oct
Aug 29
Sep 13
17% Jan
Feb" 14
16%
15% Oct
45
40
20V4
27% Sep
1130% Jan
2
"4% Oct~24
'<
2
1
100
20% May 17
70% Feb 13
24% Oct
Feb
45%
35 V2
74%
83
13
66
96 y4
64%
72
66%
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
$1.20 convertible preferred—,_20
6% convertible preferred
—20
Standard Pressed Steel Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp
5
Stanray Corp
_1
Starrett Co (The) LS
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common
5
3%% preferred
:
100
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
__1
Sterling Drug Inc
2.50
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
15
Stewart-Warner Corp
2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
38y4 Aug
37% Jun
f}7
22
Sept. 24
16%
17 Va
30
*90 V2
No par
TNo par
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
1
5
Staley A E Mfg Co
10
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Kollsman Industries —_1
Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25
$3.30 conv preferred
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
__7
Standard Oil of Ohio common
10
18
3
64
2
83% Apr
35 ye Jan
May i29
74 % July
49
2
Sep
Sep
25
Tuesday
Sept. 23
16%
17Va
*94
95
Par
50c
common
Spiegel Inc common
j
"
Mar
Rand Corp
preferred
$4.50
7
24
34 Va Aug
48
Sperry
Sep 20
98 y2 Feb
Apr
25
38% Mar
81
17%
93
May
97
Highest
12% Mar 26
24 ya Jan
22
Aug 16
90
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
-V EXCHANGE
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
:
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
100
Transitron Electronic Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Trans World Airlines Inc
Trans-World Financial Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50 preferred
L
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
-
155 %
4%
65%
20%
.
5
4%
1
10
10%
10
5
20%
155
28%
28%
28%
28%
1.600
25 %
26
23%
25%
13.500
25%
25
25
66
66 Va
65%
66%
21%
21%
20%
21
30 %
30 Vs
30 Vs
6,500
64
64
4,700
20%
21%
*25
153%
4%
4%
4%
4%
»10Va
9%
10%
9%
21 %
20%
155
4%
10
2.000
5,100
16.100
6,400
21 %
22%
1
16 %
1:7 Va
16%
17
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
1
46%
47%
46%
47%
47
47%
46 %
47%
46%
46%
50
*53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53 %
1
22%
22 %
22 %
22 %
21 %
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
*4646 %
45'U
45%
45 Va
46
*45 Vs
45%
45%
45%
1.000
32 Va
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 %
36,200
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,500
21 Vs
20%
20%.
50
1
32 Va
9%
33 %
9%
31%
1
1
Twin Industries Corp
21 %
22%
20%
8%
9
21
20%
20%
.
10.700
12 300
1,800
11,400
V
Oct
19 % May 15
24
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
Oct
23
27% Jan
15
17% Jan
2
8% Jan
3
21% Jan
23% Apr 18
29
16% Sep
27
27% Aug 26
Udylite Corp (The)
When
23
53 Va Jan
15
_/
31% May 29
83
Jun 27
94%
Jufy
78
Feb
43%
Mar" 15
L21% Jan
2
24
101% Dec
~7
2
83% Dec
13
29
78
Dec
84 V4 Jan 18
43 % May 29
27% May 29
92
Dec 28
,72% Jun
19
38
Jan
39 %
■
Sep 20
2
53%
Sep 28'
39 % Sep
20
Juiyi
26% July
100
Jan
2
Sep"20
29% Sep
3
Union
102% May 17
85% Sep
3
82
Mar 14
*83
.No par
No par
*78%
79%
79
*90
91
79 Vb
91
*90
19,900
370
86%
79%
79%
110
29.900
23.900
8% Jan
% Jan
41
Sfep
96% Sep
2
9% July 29
23
32
18
2
Feb
21
50 % Mar 16
30% Mav
40% Jan
10
25
31
10
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
38% Aug 27
87/s Aug ,30
46% Jun
11
17% Sep
1
17% Aug 16
20% Mar 19
Jan
$4
RR
common
lo
(series of 1956)
Artists
United
Biscuit
United
Board
conv
United
Co
Jan
21
United Electric
Jan
30
United
4
of
Coal
Efigineering
30% Feb
2
21% Sep 27
35 % Mar 14
30% May 22
39% Sep
4
United
Fruit
2
United
2
27% Sep
United
19
Jan
2
25
17 Vb
Aug 12
23% May 16
19% Jan 30
see page 23.
Mar 18
31%
30%
30%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
35 7
„
37%
36%
37
38.700
41
42%
41
42%.,
41%
42%
41%
42,%
41 %
42'/a
39.800
Corp
Co
Merch
United Shoe
..
&
Mach
preferred
5
Foundry
of Calif
Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co—
6%
2.50
Cos.;
&
Corp
Corp
Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
United
_10
Corp
Gas
l%Apr
5
55% Feb 21
30%
26 Vs
pfd.lOO
Gas
21% Jan
,36
32
26
Amer—No par
Carton
United Financial
38% Jan
2
9%
31%
26%
1
29% Sep
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
lVsJan
9%
32 Vs
26%
Corp
19% May 29
15% May 29
16% Oct 23
47% July 15
33% Jun 28
9%
31%
26
1
United-Carr Fastener
59
24
9 Va
32%
26
Corp
&
9 Vs
32
Air Lines Inc
lo
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4%
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4%
9%
9%
20
5
United
United
9%
*90
No par
Car Co
Twist Drill Co_
Union
20
.
Co
preferred—
non-cum
Tnion Tank
29% May
.For footnotes,
*78%
27%
1C2
39%
102% Jan
2
79 Vs
*83
38%
23
4
*78%
27
102
.
39%
17% Aug 2 J
1% Jan
79%
27%
102 V*
39 %
86 % Aug 20
35% Mar 1G
86 %
27%
39%
35% Mar 15
71 y# Jah
*83
*101%
39%
33% Mar U
2v>
86%
277/s
102
39%
102% Dec /18
Ocvt 24
*83
39%
53 Vb Jan
112
Jan
% May 29
102
86%
39.600
39%
May 21
jl~~25
21 % Ocv
28 Vs
101%
21.900
39%
8
41
27%
41
107%
10
24
Mar 26
40%
107%
101%
27%
1.400
40%
108%
15,400
43% Jun
\ l
52%
40%
77%
3
-17% Oct
85 V2
52%
107 %
77
33% May 29
„
101%
*82%
52%
41%
108%
91
31
2
28%
101 %
52%
40%
107
77%
5
21
27%
No par
No par
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
42
76%
19
Mar
common_______5
$4.50
$3.70
52 Vs
108 Vs
15,800
91
54% Dec
23 Va Feb
107
52%
40
pfh
39% Jan
56
41
42
*3!)%
91
25
41% Jun 2.
16% May 28
.isy8 Oct 24
52 Vs
52
107%
52%
40
76 %
25
3
41 Va
106 %
53
78 %
38% Jun
Jan
6%
No par
52%
*39 %
76%
20% Jun
fi
51%
Corp
100
53%
40 Va'
79%
4
5
*39%
78%
12
8% Jan
52%
40
6,800
19%
25
32% Jun
*
53
*39 Va
*19 Va
Pacific
35% Jun
6% Jun
52%
39%
19%
32.800
Oil of California.
2
24
52%
*19%
19%
9,100
-
Union
14
2
5
52%
26
25%
*39%
16%
Union
Jan
23 % Jan
Dec
*19%
15%
25%
83 Vs Aug 29
26% Jan
113
19%
16%
26 Va
42
19
26
*19%
21
15%
25%
95
32% Mar 13
24
19%
20%
147/8
26
2
39
Jun
257,b
19
25
Sep
8
22% Oct
transactions
Co
Xl4 %
33% Jan
2
88% July 23
20 g
20gJl
Electric
14%
26 %
59% Jan
23
100
shares
Union
Nov
Feb
ord
13%
26%
25%
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
4
1
2
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
90
42
112% Feb
20 Vs Oct
22
N V
20%
14
25%
*19
transactions
When issued
Foreign
Ji
100% Jan
69% Jan
3
35
Dec
4
8% Feb 28
/8%Jan
Unilever
21%
13%
25%
5
Amer dep rets ord
issued
Foreign
30% Oct
!
Unarco Industries
Unilever Ltd
common
96 %
9
9%
11.000
1.000
96%
*91
*94%
102
89 %
89%
89
89%
89
89%
89%
90
89%
90
20
20%
19%
19%
19%
197/s
19 %
19%
19%
19 %
10.600
34
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
10,800
*18%
35
8%
47%
19
48
*99
101
97
97
200
4.500
..u.
34%
?4%
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
35%
•
t
35%'
8%
100
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
31%
34%
2.500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
23.000
48%
*47%
*47%
48
48
48
8%
*47.%
18
400
48%
1.200
_5
18%
18y«
18%
18%,
18%
is y8
18%
18%
18%
18%
7.600
1
27%
28%
27%
28
26%
27%
26 Vb
26%
26%
2G%
34.500
21%
52.900
23
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
23
38%
38%
38%
38%
33%
38%
37%;.
22%
38%;
27%
27%
27%
27%
387/s
27%
38 %
27%
27%
27%
27%.
27%
lo
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20 V8
i'20%
5,400
1
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
177/s
17%
17%
17%
17%
14,700
1%
1%
10.300
51%
♦35
51%
17,600
No par
lo'
-4.50
.1
25
25
1%
1%
51%
52%
51
35%
*35
*35
1%
1%
51%
35%
1%
50%
*35
1%
1%
51%
51%
52
35%
35
35
V?
1%
35%
21,800
.
1.800
-
10
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1251)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
'19%
Oct
41 % Feb
22
95 % Aug
10
98 % Dec
23 % Jun
25
28% Jun
24
153
July 11
10% Oct 23
43
Jun
2
171
Apr
2
8% Sep
26
15% Jan
29
45% Feb
19
50 % May
39% Jan
4
49% Jun
161 y2 Jan
4
18
5
8% Jan
3
10
May
15 Va Jan
2
20 V'4
Aug
4
27%
42% Jan
3
82 % Sep
4
81 y2 Jan
4
60% Feb
9
40% Jan
2
49 ?b
7
22%
4934
37%
139%
Jun
164
July
Mar 27
48VaJan
31
62 y2 Dec
2
17
23 % May 29
6
2
2
2
31% May 14
4
25
40% Sep
31% Sep
18
14%
Oct 29
6ct"l9
19%
33% Oct
38% Jan
25 %
25%
25'a
1
100
*87 %
5
48%
49%
4874
168%
168%
168 74
30 %
30 %
x30 7
b
30 Va
30
30
29
93 %
97%
297b
917
95%
28%
a
85%
85%
2,800
50
90
72%
9374
71
29%
.71%
89%
93%
125.0C 0
16%
100
153%
153'/a
S
U
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
Rubber
S
Co
common
preferred
Steel
Corp
common
preferred
Tobacco
Co
U
S
Vitamin
2574
63%
63%
90
27%
63%
*87%
*87%
4974
7074
16874
72%"
27
27%
%
44
40
407
27%
*40 7a
4074
28'4
*40 7h
7b
28 •'
29
*40 74
27%
29%
28%
40%
29 Tb
39%
40%
28%
40
40%
3074
40
14.0CO
40 %
39%
40
11,700
a
6%
38%
*38
25 Va
25%
257a
25%
2574
27%
25%
25
27%
28%
27%
28%
25%
27 74
1 700
Universal
37 Va
27%
27 %;
28 74
6 200
33'/a Apr
30
Aug
24% Jun
18
Sep
27
41% Apr
4
28% Jan
3
8%
Leaf
Tobacco
preferred
Uris
Corp
com_No par
164
14%
1
33 y2
1
43%
Co
Co
—
2838
37%
37 7
37%
a
164
15%
6 7a
164
33%
33 %
34 y8
14%
3274
37.9C0
44%
337b
44 74
33
44%
32 74
25,700
4374
15,200
43%
4474
43 %
21%
4474
20%
21%
2174
21%
21
37%
37%
21%
37%
37%
20%
37 74
20%
37%
6,600
377a
37
37%
11,900
3274
3274
327b
33%
1374
13%
13%
137a
277a
277b
2774
19
7
37 74 Jan
14
Varian
28 Va
21
27%
1674 Aug
Co Inc————10
Associates
—1
19%
20%
18 Vb
2
16% Sep
111% Dec
Comptometer
39 74 Jan
22
81% Sep
3
4
28% May 14
com—1
—50
preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5 preferred •'£
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
———100
$4.80 preferred
100
Von's
1
Grocery Co
18% Mar 22
29% Jun
11
Vornado
10% Jan
2
14% Apr
24
Vulcan
Jan
4
87% Sep
2
Jan
Jan
47
Jun
16
29"
Oct
113
10
Jan
92% May 22
2
88-
23
91
Jan
14
94
July 15
99 % May 20
13
9274 Feb
26% Jan
36% Jan
4
14% Feb
21
Jan
30
106
7
Jan
21
3
23
97
3
93
16
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
Jan
104 % Jan
20
105% Oct
104
July 17
106 74 Apr
16
108
5
Inc
common
33
33
13
1,100
13%
127b
13
2774
6,500
2774
27%
277a
1,900
18%
197b
18 •%
17 V4
19 Va
17%
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96
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preferred—100
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15
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2574
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257b
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237b
22
1,500
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227b
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27%
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.13 ;
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19
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16 y8 Jun 25
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17
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337b
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5%
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X43
10
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Virginia Carolina Chemical
5% prior preferred caPed
Aug 29
337b
20
1.25
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Victor
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13
89 y2 Jan
5
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80
33%
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23
2.500
165
33%
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12
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4
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14%
16
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165
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27
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a
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41% July 30
86
37%
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Van
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25 Va
77
21
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Power & Light Co
674
7
164
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Products
Oil
25%
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—
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Utah
38 34
preferred
40
16
53
60
674
32% Jan
31
18,000
3874
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40
■
3974
6
24
3,000
40%
31
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154
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1
28
52%
a
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27%
27%
74
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74
38%
8
44
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54
154
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5
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1
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5
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27
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10
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13
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24
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10
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63
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&
2574
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common
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16
63 y4
1st
non-cum
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S
;
19
8
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22% Jun 22
19 Va Jun 25
100
9
5
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6
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2
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87%
167
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19
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86%
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20
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37
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2
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50
16,600
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55
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170
31 % May 29
41%
88 74
10
8
29% Oct 24
28% Oct 31
44%
877b
42 74
9 V8 Feb
40
88%
19 VB
41 % Sep
34% Mar
87%
10
24
Aug
10% Oct 24
41
89%
19
16% M'ar 20
158
44
89%
2.400
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Pipe
24% Jan
2
44%
31% V
25 %
preferred
& Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S
6% Sep
May
30%
10
5
common
38 y2 Jan
6
99%
31%
88%
United Whelan Corp
Mar~23
11 7'a Apr
2
40% Apr 24
2
99 74
31'a
42 V'4
7%
41% May
534 May 29
34% Feb
31%
43%
42 Vh
Lines
S
25 % Sep
3.
_
99%
31%
44 3 4
42 %
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Sep
38 y2 Jan
9974
31%
44%
88%
1
157% Mar 28
23% Feb
100 74
317a
45%
8%
87 V2 Sep
10
391/2 July 17
*99 %
35
44
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7%
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9.200
100%
31%
97/=
8%
Sep
35% Apr
37.
Jan
4
17% Jun 22
Week
Shares
29
48%
3%%
Jan
57
28%
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U
Jan
150
18%
the
9%
U
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May
26% Jan
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
r<-i
43% Jan
56
31
78% Jan
2
1137a
2
Sept. 2 7
48 y2
4 V2 %
33 % Sep
26% May 21
Dec
22
Oct
July
2
161% Jan
2
May
35
51
26
170
Friday
Sept. 26
28'k
9%
89 V2 Jun
Oct 23
15214 July 2
2234 May 29
Aug
.
Sales for
Thursday
29
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63% Sep
Jan .12
38.
79
3.6U
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28%
PRICES
50
U
24% Jan
100 y2
SALE
Sept. 25
—-1
U
16
18
;
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4»/a%i preferred series A
1
23
31% May
4
53% Mar 20
23 % Dec
common.
preferred
*99%
29
HIGH
Wednesday
preferred—100
U S Shoe Corp
No par
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
42% Sep
9 % Feb
23% Feb
2
Co
Gypsum
Sept. :>!
28%
2974
28%
No par
—4
100
U S Industries Inc common
9
7
16
Oct
S
Tuesday
Sept. 23
100
1
Freight Co
7%
29
48 % Mar
U
3
24% Mar
25
Monday
preferred
Foreign Securities
&
U S
23
8% Jan
14.
Jan
S
U
47 y2 Sep
11
73
4
164 % May
21
30% Jan
.
105 V4 Jan
July 19
4
4
90% Sep 20
33 »/4 Sep
3
36% Feb
47% Mar 23
25
65% Oct
Jan
26
9
4 y2 %
100
4
98 % Jan
24
32% Mar
32 % May 23
2
24% Jan
14
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
r-
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, J963
Year 1962
Lowest
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
8%
8%
8
47%
47
106%
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106%
40
W '
74
July
9
88
Feb
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
24
9% Jan
4
39% Oct 24
40%
19% Jan
Oct~25
10
Wabash
Wagner
87
2
6% Mar
6
Jan
42 ya Jun
10
49% Aug
23% Sep
657/^ Mar 21
J~un~25
21%
20
25% May 13
9 74 May 24
July 18
79
3
5% Oct
27
25
Sep
50% July 29
56 74 Jun
5
8
23% July 25
5% Sep 27
27% Jan
7
Wallace
5974 Jun
10%
22
44% Feb
15
8% Feb
11
Oct
5
29
Oct
29
9
3
58% Sep
5
17y2 Feb 20
17
28 % Sep
9
1674 Jun
Mar 11
25
19
31
2
54% Jan
40% Jan
2
51
110
16
79
32-
2
May 29
14
-3
42% Sep 20
40% May 28
103
28
.
Jan
33 % Mar -4
47% Jan
2
51
31% Jan
2
40% May 22
Waukesha
36% Feb
307a Feb
35
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27/a Oct 22
1474
23
Sep
Jun~25
87
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95... Dec
28
94 74 Jan
30
91 y2 Jan
14
3074 Jan
2
100% Jan
4
11
3
2674 Oct
22
46
9774 Feb
16
102
Apr
Mar 12
Dec
5
23
32 V4 Dec
4
28
Jan
8
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
29
May 29
Feb
21
1.25
13%
13%
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28 34
26
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78 74
37%
4%%
pfd
37%
37%
48 Va
48%
3874
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35
34%
34%
11
10%
10%
10
3
29
Oct
14%
Feb
Sep
May 16
Sep 13
2
32
2
31% Jan
2
40 %
31
86% Apr
19v
25
,
Jan
Feb
15
116 74 Sep
11
27
Jan
2
35 % Sep
6
18
92
Jan
3
101 % May
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
7
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47 % Mar 28
Jan
10374
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Nov"19
100
4
4
July 22
Jun
25
53%
8774 Sep
Jun
3
34% Sep
25
45
107
Jun
10
14
13
10 y4 Jan
15
6% Jan
2
10 % Aug
25
19
21% Jan
2
29 % Aug
26
Jan
32% Aug 17
18 % Dec 27
43% Feb
26 % May 29
18
Jun 25
48
33% Oct 22
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84% Mar 16
88
Jun
.
Jun
26
2
14
Mar 29
34
July 24
Feb
44% Aug 26
37% Sep 13
Feb
16
36% Aug 12
44
99 74
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4174
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15
87
Jan
6
2
7
6% Jan
2
26% Mar
1
130
28
23
29% Dec
Jan
7
42% Jan
10
44% Dec
30
28
5
Jan
2
Wilson
&
32% Sep
32 y4
6
May 17
13674 Apr
47
41%
8
May 13
S°p
20
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
24 y2 Jan
3
29 74 Sep
16
55
Oct
24
92 % Jan
2
62% Feb
.5
75% Apr
15
22
58
Feb
8
26 y4 Jan
2
36% Sep
Jan
16
7
94
Jan
2
96 y4 Jun
28
107
11% Feb 28
9% Jun
19
12
140% Jan
24
28
8
93
25
92% Jun
131
Jun
25
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14
•
.
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Jan
16
July 18
25
Jan
Mar 29
Co
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42
4
307% Sep 23
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96
94%
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94%
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41
42%
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30
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36
36%
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32
31
31%
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29
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28%
39%
39%
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88
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88%
88%
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99
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86
86
44%
44
43
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9%
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317 b
307b
31%
48,100
28%
28%
3774
3874
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119
32
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38 7b
8874
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6,500
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44
98
48%
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44%
300
2,200
238,800
44
360
34 %
52%
32%
31 Vb
327b
1/10274
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103%
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29%
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9%
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29 74
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3174
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8,500
116,000
119
31
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8874
1
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44
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41,000
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10
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40%
32
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39
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38
3874
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70
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,
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37
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900
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Inc
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90%
38
common—No par
$4.25 preferred
Industries
Windsor
9
38 3
7,000
200
317a
32'/a
31%
32%
31%
32 Vb
31%
32%
32
32%
15,300
307a
30%
30%
30 %
29%
30%
29
29%
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30
12,900
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44%
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40
39
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131
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43%
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41%
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40%
28 vb
28%
28
28 %
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72%
72 %
72%
72
7274
72
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72
34%
34%
347b
347b
93 %
34%
3574
347b
35
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92%
92%
92%
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99%
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100
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107b
a
100
107b
28 %
28
28
28
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60
28 %
1
3,100
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15,500
347b
16,100
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93%
90
98%
,
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1,500
10 Vb
800
10
;/
X
166% Jan
99%
42
31%
—No par
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public
Service Corp—10
Witco Chemical Co Inc
5
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth
(F W)
Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
4%% prior preferred
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
23
8174 Jun
42
102 %
30%
5
Co_
38
,
12%
447b
937/2
37
—
Oil
21% Oct
.
12%
48%
41%
22%
.
Wilcox
9% Mar 28
2
131 y2 Apr
12%
47%
*94
*30
Telegraph——2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White
Motor
Co
common
1
5%% preferred
;—100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
—20
$3
convertible
preferred-——50
White
Stores
Inc
1
Wickes
Corp
5
13
93 Va Feb
1 Jan
137a
12%
49%
62V2
Union
Western
4,900
3
40%
No par
RR
22,900
13%
99%
94
Pacific
74
41
%10%
74
L2
96
4.10%
13%
14%
L4
600
73%
3
3
3%
53.400
48%
48%
12%
49%
100%
4.20%
12
Jun
Nov
9
Oct
15
19% Jan
25% Mar
3174 May'29
20
47% Aug 20
20
9% Feb
39
Jan
2
32% Feb
26
39
28
Mar 22
26% Mar
28% July 26
125
27
20
23
Sep
May 29
5
30
90% Jan
Oct
5
20
12
110
27 y4
22
33 %
96 y2 Apr
23
14%
1274
Western
2
24
100
3 ^
48%
100
12
2
77
11%
4,300
25%
107%
40%
34%
10%
35
30
2474
106%
41%
48
39
11
510
6,400
13,800
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38%
37%
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3,100
25%
74
48%
20
3
29%
7,600
•
105%
I
41%
37%
41%
'
30% Mar 12
7174 May 14
37%
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39 Va
25
29
42%
48
25% Jun
90 74 Oct
75
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41%
25%
105%
39
4
25% May 11
77 Va
42
26 %
106%
25%
39 VB
41% Jan
Apr
42% Jan
79
41%
37%
29%
30
29%
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26%
105
48
21% Oct 24
118
30
26
\
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39%
Western
10
29
105
8
47%
39% Jun
Sep
2974
106
6
5
Co
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
25
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267b
106
(Del
Penn
8,800
14
2
108% Sep 24
8
267b
2
88 y2 Jan
6 V8
7%
26
2
27
6
774
14 7b
Jan
39 74 Jan
62
6%
7%
26 Va
Jan
May 29
62
6
13%
18% Jan
Jun
62
25%
26%
28
<
8
26%
14 V8
29
80
6
8
26
267b
9
25
25%
574
8
263a
26 Va
31
21% Oct 24
257b
6%
26
267b
14 Vb
32% Feb
27
Jun
2,800
261/4
54%
267b
29 y4 Dec
13
53%
54 Vb
14
23% July 31
1874 Jun 14
25
700
52%
54 7 b
Tb
2574
Bancorporation
2
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
23% Jun
2374
14%
Sep
4
2374
54
267b
43% Sep
65 y2
24
Mar
24
53%
13%
preferred series B—_100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%%
preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Sep
*23%
25 3 4
West
43 74
24 %
No par
Co
15
103
24 Va
62% S
15
Mar 12
24%
54
62%
19
94% May 17
*24 Va
62%
23
98
*
47%
62 Vb
106% Feb
14
92
Jan
85% Jan
19
99 74 Sep
102% Apr
1,000
48 Va
6274
21% Jan
39% Mar
8
Webb
1,700
48 Va
61
12% Jun
3% May
Mar 11
9
9
10,300
8
47
4874
8
Knitting Mills
5
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Welbilt
Corp
;
1
Welch Scientific Co
1
West
Kentucky
Coal
Co—
4
Wesco
Financial Corp
1
Sep
13 % Aug 22
21
6 Vt
53% Apr
5
26
274 Apr
2
12% Aug 14
Feb~ 20
1
82
207b
8
Wayne
8
Feb
*81%
6
preferred—100
Warner & Swasey Co
1
Warren (S. D.) Co
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
2
-Jan
10
9574
-
82
62
-10
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
37% Mar 19
39
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
8% Oct
23
8
48 %
54 Vb
26%
convertible
$4.00
8
1
100
common
Pictures Inc
Warner-Lambert
a
Mn.v 14
Sep
Bros
Warner
July 10
2974 Apr
2
Feb
72% Sep
Dec
Brothers
Warner
25
8
.—2.50
Co
preferred
Warner
24%
—50c
Co
Baking
6%
17
23% Jan
27% May 17
105
Ward
48%
*54
No par
Inc
Tiernan
&
Walworth
May 24
76% Jun
12% Mar 20
9
38 74 Apr
3
Oct
6% May
Mar 12
20% Feb
24:
17% Oct
20
9% Feb 21
72
Oct~24
92
8 74 Feb
s
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W
&
8
transactions
Foreign
474 Oct 19
5% Oct 25
G
8
48 %
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(Hiram)
Walker
21
8
.—10
—...
—
issued
When
23
2
57 74 Jan
Co
Walgreen
2
20
No par
Waldorf System
300%
1-25
Corp
307%
3007b
287%
305%
281%
300 %
292%
280
28474
102,600
Y
19
Jun
65 Va Oct
23
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
27
22% Oct 23
22
30% Mar 16
4274 Oct 24
.2
32% Sep
...
5
75% Mar 15
1
37% Seo
17
84% Jan
107% Mar 28
14% Oct 25
Jan
25 % Jan
1
1227a Sep
25
18% Jan
51
Mar
2
€
Sep
23
6874 Sep
6
30
30%
34%
36%
32
119%
121%
120
Towne Mfg Co
&
Radio
29
Corp
30
63%
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith
31%
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asked
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Transferred
otherwise indicated.
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low and high ranges are for new shares only
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30%
—10
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S
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Yale
337b
31%
22,600
33 74
6,800
1197 b
17,100
287b
29 Va
21,900
61%
62%
51,300
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Bond Record from the
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FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1,
Previous
after decimal point represent one or more
101.20
102.2
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Oct
.
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Treasury
4s
4s
Treasury
4s
4s
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Treasury
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2%s—
2 Vis—
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
2%s
2Vis—
2%s_
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Dec 15
Jun 15
Dec 15
Mar 15
Mar 15
Jun 15
Sep 15
5s
July 25
103 8
101
July 11
July 10
101
101.8
103.16 Mar
July 25
103.16 Mar
6
July 11
July 10
4 Vis
4
Vis
4 Vis_
99.16 Sep
99.16 Sep
1#
4 Vis
18
4
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33/4S—
3%s
3 Vis
3 Vis
3%s
3%si
89
July 12
90
Jun
91.8
25
Sep
91.8
24
Sep
3s
100
prices
99%
100 Va Dec 31
Dec_28
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indicated with
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Sep
double
101
4
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All other figures are bid and
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
100.7
100.11
1969
100.8
100.12
100.6
100.10
100.6
100.10
1C0.6
100.10
100.7
100.11
-100.8
100.12
100.5
100.9
100.5
100.9
1C0.4
100.8
100.5
100.9
99.28
100.2
99.30
99.17
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Unification
99.15
99.4
99.15
99.19
99.17
99.21
99.3
99.2
99.4
99.3
99.5
98.26
99.2
98.26
99.2
98.26
99.2
98.26
99.2
98.27
98.22
98.14
98.22
98.14
98.22
98.14
98.22
98.14
99.17
99.19
99.23
99.27
99.24
99.28
99.24
99.26
99.17
99.19
99.17
99.19
99.16
99.18
93.16
99.18
99.17
99.19
98.31
98.28
99
98.25
98.29
98.25
98.29
98.24
98.28
98.25
98.10
98.3
98.9
98.3
98.9
98.3
98.9
98.4
98.8
99.4
99.8
99.8
99.5
100.2
100
100.2
100
100.2
100
100.2
.99.4
99.8
99.4
99.9
99.5
1C0
99.7
100
100.2
98.29
98.31
98.30
99
93.12
93.4
93.12
93.4
93.12
91.5
90.28
91.4
91
91.8
90
90.8
90
90.8
98 27
98.29
98.27
93.29
89.28
90.4
89.24
90 ,:ii
98.30
99
98.29
98.31
98.29
98 31
93.4
93.12
93.4
93.12
93.4
90.30
91.6
90.28
91.4
90.29
90
90.8
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89.30
90.6
89.31
90.7
98.28
98.30
98.28
98.30
98.27
98.29
89.28
90.4
89.26
90.2
89.28
90.4
89.24
90.4
89.23
89.31
89.24
90
89.24
90.4
89.20
89.28
99.26
99.28
99.26
99.28
99.26
99.28
99.26
99.28
99.29
99.31
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:
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.8
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87.4
86.28
87.4
86.28
87.4
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87.4
86.30
87.6
98.27
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
98.27
98.29
98.25
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95.30
95.26
95.30
95.26
95.30
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94.4
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94.4
93.30
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93.30
94.4
93.30
94.4
93.4
-92.30
93.4
92.30
93.4
92.30
93.4
93
93.6
1964
1969
92.8
92.14
92.8
93.14
92.8
92.14
92.8
92.14
92.10
92.16
1965
1970
91.30
92.4
91.28
92.2
91.28
92.2
91.23
92.2
92
92.6
1971
90.30
91.4
90.30
91.4
90.30
91.4
90.30
91.4
91
91.6
89.10
89.2
89.8
89.4
89.10
89.4
89.10
89.6
39.12
88.24
88.30
88.23
88.29
88.24
88.30
88.24
88.30
88.26
89
88.25
88.31
88.24
88.30
88.24
88;30
88.24
88.30
88.26
89
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106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
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106.16
107.16
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103.16
104.16
103.16
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103.16
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104.24
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100.8
99.8
100.8
99.8
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99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
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100.4
99.28
100.4
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100.4
99.28
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100.8
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97
98
96.24
97.24
97
96
97
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94
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94
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94
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92
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99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
89.16
90.16
1972
91.16
92.16
1976
89.8
99
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Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
4%s
debt
adj
debt
adj
debentures
6 Vas
B
1951
debentures
f
s
High
94%
__
102 Va
161
*97%
99%
96
*80
86%
77%
80%
75%
78
83
96
April-Oct
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1955
f debentures
s
6 Vas
"100Va
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April-Oct
1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s
Jan.1,1963>
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No.
April-Oct
1970_i
A
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High
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
June-Dec
(City of) 6s 1958§ • 6 Va5 external loan 1950r
Berlin
99%
>
Bid As Asked
High
973*a
26
—
98.29
98.4
asked quotations.
Low
No.
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98.22
99.28
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97 Ji
97 a®
June-Dec
99.19
99.1
92.30
•
1980
99.15
93.30
Issue—
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99.19
99.3
—
'
99.24
4 Vas
Corporate
3%
99.21
1969
New York CHy
Transit
99.17
99.15
98.14
Jin. 1,1963
Sold
High
99.19
100
99.19
99.21
99.2
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
99.28
99.15
99.19
99.31
99.1
99.21
___
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9 j.27
100
99.28
100
99.15
99.17
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
99.5
100.10
(Range for Week Ended September
Friday
102.2
99.3
100.6
1968
Dec
4'/4s
11
101.26
99.6
100.10
89.4
Inter-American Development
i Sale
102.2
99.2
99.5
10C.6
1963
July 15
Mar
1
3s
24
101.26
99.1
99.5
100.10
1964
Feb
—
4%s
6
102
198C
Nov
1973
Dec
1977
Jan
1982
Feb
1978
May
Jan 15 1979
1 1964
Oct
May 15 1968
Jan
1 1969
Oct 15 1971
May 15 1975
-Oct
1 1981
Treasury
103.8
101.24
Bonds($)
100.6
19661967- 1972
Treasury
1967- 1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15 1967- 1972
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
Treasury
102
Ask
100.12
_
Treasury
101.24
102.2
101.26
102
Bid
100.8
—
Treasury 3s___
102.2
101.26
99.1
Week
Sept. 27
Ask
1969
1970
-Aug
1971
Aug
1972
Feb
1972
—Aug
1973
Aug
1980
Feb
Feb 15 1988 1993
May 15 1968
-Nov 15 1968
—Nov 15 1971
Nov 15 1974
Aug 15 1968
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Nov 15 1980
-—Feb 15 1990
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
Jun 15 1978 1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
Feb 15 1965
Jun 15 1962 1967
Treasury 4s
Treasury
15
1
1C1.24
99.4
99.2
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 26
Bid
Ask
Bid
102.2
101.26
102.2
101.26
May 15 1989 -1994
Sept. 25
24
Ask
Bid
Ask
EXCHANGE
4%s____May 15 1975 -1985
Treasury 4'As
Aug 15 1987 -1992
4%s
Treasury 4s
:_
'Sept.
Sept. 23
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Bid
Treasury
Treasury
101.8
hpnriprl "Interest Pprinri" indicate in par.h rasp the month
headed "Tnt.prpst: Period" indicate in each case the month
32nds of a point.
in
tho cntiimn
in the column
bonds mature. Figures
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
1963
Highest
Lowest
the
when
Highest
Lowest
1962
Year
lnttorf
letters
n-„i;n
italic
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1959
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Power &, Light Co Inc—
adjustment—
4%s debentures series A 1978
Foreign Securities
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debentures
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New York
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AND
FOREIGN
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
Foreign transactions
Antioquia (Dept of) —
Extl
s
f
7s
series B
Extl
s
f
7s
series
30-year 3s
Australia
20-year
s
f $
1978
3%s
Foreign
15-year
4%s
15-year
1969
*98
98 Va
*1017/a
Mar-Sept
100
*103
Mar-Sept
103
——
Foreign transactions
20-year 5Vis July 15 1982
Foreign transactions
102 Va
101 Va 101%
101 % 102
transactions
adj
(series
6Vis
8)
June-Dec
1980
1945
1965
Jan-July
[
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Belgian Congo 5lis extl loan 1973
April-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan
4s 1964__June-Dec
5Vis external
loan
1972
105
•
101
100 Vi
104%
105
•
100
100
3
102
102%
6
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104 Va
89
89 Va
2
87 Va
89 Va
88
88
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45
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sink
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99 Vi
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101
100
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100% 100%
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46
46
92%
92%
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6s
1962
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1960
1960
5s
1961___
fund dollar bonds
Jan
Jan-July
1970__ApriZ-Oct
*43 Va
*93 Va
*43%
7%
6%
7%
*95%
87%
88 Va
June-Dec
3s
99 Va
transactions
June-Dec
99%
99
103%
96
100
21
99%-
6
85
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transactions
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95
172
May-Nov
1978
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loan
46
40%
43
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May-Nov
47
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May-Nov
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46
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Credit Froncier De France—
5%s
101
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Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Foreign transactions—
5%s s f $ debentures 1978
Foreign
93
*43 Va
*93 Va
-
1962
(City
93
*93 Va
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1951
1950—
Mar-Sept
1970
Mar-Sept
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99
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92
92
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Chinese
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1961
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87 V*
June-Dec
1957
1961
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83
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—
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I
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•
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transactions
Guaranteed
1993
3s
May-Nov
June-Dec
90
87
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assented
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101 Va 101 Va
bonds
6%s
4%s
102
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•
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14
63 V*
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April-Oct
May-Nov
1963.
;.
Bank 6%s
assented 1957_.
•
105%
3
89%
6s
6Vas
6s
24
June-Dec
5Vis extl loan s f
1976
5lis extl loan
1977
Foreign
100 Vi
7
103%
Mar-Sept
Foreign transactions
•
100
18
v
11
Va
Chile
fund
1963
fund
sink
1961
1962
sinking
external
6s
•
•
103%
100 Va 100 Va
—
5Vis extl s f $ 1973
Government 4%s assented
Foreign transactions
l»Bavarla
(Free
103%
102 % 102 Va
Apr-Oct
(Rep)
100,7:
100 %
:
Austrian
4%s debs
*103
April-Oct
assented
6s
External
•
8
103 Va 103 Va
1982
State)
2
102% 103
1961
Jan
•
22
102 Va 102 Va
Jan-July
1961
Feb
assented
6s
External
100
Jan-July
.
•
17
old
transactions
105%
6
103
new
20 year 5s 1983
"Foreign
104
assented
s
of)
External
•
102 Va
101
102 Va 102 Va
Jan-July
104
100
6s
f bonds 1978
2%s 1974
!
30-yr
(Dominion
sinking fund 6s Sept
• 6s, assented Sept
1961_;
• External sinking fund
6s 1962
9
100% 100%
—
—
Austria
*93%
(Dept of)
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
•
99%
—
100 Vi
*101 '/a 102
April-Oct
.
99
56%
*43 Va
•
*100% 103
.
78
65
Jan-July
•
101%
52
f
;
—
87
87
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
iSIVa
99 Va
2
98
99
95 Vi
1961__Jan-July
98
99%
102 Vi 102 li
April-Oct
——
transactions
5Vis Jan 15 1982
Foreign
98%
•
■
Foreign
,
99 Va
17
95
*100'/4 101 %
May-Nou
Foreign transactions
20-year 5 Vis 1981
1
•
*100Va 101 Va
May-Nov
Foreign transactions
20-year 5Vis Oct 1980
Oct
97%
95
98
1972
5Vis
96 Va
2
June-Dec
1971
Foreign transactions———
20-year 5 Vis April 1980
20-year
5
—
20-year 5s
1978
Foreign transactions
20-year 5Vis 1979
20-year
99
8
97%
97 Vi
*95%
June-Dec
96%
97%
transactions
5s
■;
97 Vi
Foreign transactions
15-year 4%s 1973
Foreign
64
95 Va
4
57%
95 V4
64
of)—
transactions—
83
*96
June-Dec
(interest
April-Oct
*93 Va
Canada
96 %
99
*43%
Caldas
125
96%
78
Feb-Aug
125
June-Dec
88 Va
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-July
§• Chile
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942__May-No«
§»7s assented 1942
!
May-Noa
• External sinking fund
6s 1960
Aprii-Oct
• 6s
assented
1960
April-Oct
• External sinking fund
6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
125
125
*97
88 Va
June-Dec
*63 Va
*96 Va
64
99
due 1951
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
*96 Va
Jan-July
78
(interest
A
1978
Stamped
105 Va
88 Va
10
100 % 101 %
June-Dec
(Commonwealth
3 Vis 1967
100
*102% 104%
3.5%)
88 Va
April-Oct
fC
pursuant to Plan
to
*96
(interest
1952
Ry
v
1957__April-Ocl
1979
3.375%)
—
June-Dec
__June-Dec
1957__April-Ocf
(interest
April-Oct
due
1927
of
funding bonds of 1931
Jan-July
1945
bonds
*93%
5%
Q9
April-Oct
1945
D
Foreign transactions
20-yeax 3'/as 1966
Foreign transactions
15-year
to
Central
reduced
ISSUES
91%
6V2S
*75%
due
1926
of
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Stamped
CORPORATE
6Vas
f
s
reduced
GOVERNMENTS
1941
(interest
external 8s
Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
§«7s
FOREIGN
f
s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
B
Stamped pursuant to
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Akershus
of)
series
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
Wertheim & Co.
HA 5-4400
(U
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Volume
.
.
.
(1253)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 27)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Friday
Friday
Interest
BONDS
or
Sale Price
Feriod
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1977—«—June-Dec
(Republic of) 4y2S external
transactions
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Cuba
Foreign
(State)
Czechoslovakia
Jan-July
5V4S
loan
extl
to
May-Nov
„
98'A
-
-
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Republic of)—
—
Jan-July
dollar
3s
April-Oct
2
paid
part -paid
series
n0
M
series
{•7s
1977
loan
extl
5Vis
1974
103
83
94 VB
—
2
__
5Vis
Minas
40
95 VA
—
—
101
—
83
•
86'A
80%
86
3
79'A
24
80
.
9734
24
97%
102 Vi
102 Vi
101
101 Vi
7
—
101%
95
100Vi
•
97%
_
—April-Ocf
May-Nov
4'/is
s
97%
5
s
5'As
s
loan
extl
f
4'As
f extl
loan
12
A:
102%
__
90
*101 % 102%
101
101%
101
101
101
101 Vi
98% 98Vi
__
98Vi
100
__
100
__
103
102%
•
Development
5Vis
.__
5Vis
Oslo
(City
5%s
1958
due
s
of)
extended
5Vis
f external
extl
loan
tfwwe-Dec
1973
Foreign
transactions
s
f extl loan 1977
April-Oct
Foreign transactions
5%s s f extl loan 1978
Foreign
(State
of)
pursuant to
reduced to 2.125%)
Stamped
(Republic of)
• Peru
•
Nat
loan
•
Nat
loan
{•Poland
•
4Vis
extl
extl
4Vis
4Vis
s
assented
f
f
Plan
A
57%
50
63
100 %
98%
39
97%
95
51
6s
6s
of)
Is
2nd
;
90
46%
1959
Mar-Sept
series 1960__June-Dec
series
gold
6s
sink
fund
assented
fund
gold
1961__April-Ocf
1940
7s
8s
1963
April-Ocf
100
footnotes,
of)
6s
see page
'26
of
to
1961.
1971
____AprfZ-Oct
1947_April-Ocf
*97%
97%
21
&
—-April-Oct
1950__Jan-July
—:
Jan-tfaZy
56
98
*91 Vi
*91'A
*7%
7%
8
__
97%
AND
Co Inc—
8
7%
102%
98
88
97
85
89%
90'A
23
98
'•
'
J.—
7%
100
1st
Co
fund
Can Co
7%
6%
1975
7%
Foreign Power
debentures
debentures
1975
1986
1982
103%
~
/
99
100
100%
103
95%
—
*67'A 71
92'A 92'A
102% 103'A
99'A 99%
*88
89 A
99'A 100^
94% 94^8
99
99 A
100% 100 A
97'A 98
92
92/2
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10/'A 108/4
74^
76
71%
72 A
®
•
—Mar-Sept.
1980
_____—
,
JO A
91
91
101%
101 Yn
110%
I
«
174
92 y2
93%
92
95'/a
81%
81%
96%
96
114%
2
140'A
103
124
104'/a
98%
34
102'/a
103%
102
61%
70
27
92%
95
63
101 %
105
100
99
28
90
88
63
99 V*
7
94%
9
Ho o
102%
96%
11
98
95
92
15
97%
100
99
1
101%
104'A
26
106
105
—
113%
96
65
78
40
63
75%
98 :
218
90 y4
14
<e
,or>
Oil
Corp
Steel
5%s
Corp
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
121%
142
106
104%
108
4'As debs 1976
debentures
1977
1977
debentures
1979—
4'As
57'A
subord
debentures
4%s
i
O
debs
1983
debentures 1984
Atchison Toneka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995
91'A
"a
—
A.; 7
Stamped
4s July 1
1995
7%
10
7
8%
General
8
10
7
8
General
7
8%
General
7
7%
;
General
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—April-Ocf
May-Nov
April-Oct
88 V*
77%
80%
78
92%
93 VB
5
79 y8
82
8
80%
78
92%
77%
80'A
92'A
25
95%
89%
90%
24
89%
91%
84%
85'/a
28
84%
87%
91%
92
92'A
91%
105
96
101 'A
100% 101'A
166
100'A
103 %
354
350
367%
349
313
367%
97%
r
56
98
91
91'A
91
96
98
7
91
92
90%
93
63 y4
97%
70%
100'A
104'A
10
91
*65
101
101
6
100
100
9
99%
5
101'A
101'A 101'A
97
96:,b
98
97
_
91%
105
104'A 105'A
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"io4y2
105 VA
105
107'A
263
101%
99%
5
99%
993.4
103% 103%
105% 106'A
103'A 103'A
*__
98'A
94
98'A
94
VA
102%
104
98 VA
111'A
111%
102
1
103%
108 VA
7
103%
107'/a
103%
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103 V*
m
100'A
98'A
42
97%
99
94%
40
94
96%
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20
99%
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90%
90
91'A
64
90
95
95
95
4
95
89
*90
May-Wow
A 1964—_-___June-Dec
mortgage 4s ser A 1980—
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
mtge 4.95"s ser E 1988
Jan -July
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'As
7%
—
Feb-Aug
76
83
84'A
33
22
*75 »A
Feb-Aug
April-Oc/
Qr.ar-Jaw
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
May-Wou
Mar-Sept
81%
85 '/b
80
74%
80%
84%
81%
85
ApriZ-Oct
1981
5'As
~7
Mar-Sept
1969—April-Ocji
4.35s
5%s
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1985
4'As convertible debentures 1973
American Tobacco Co 3s debentures
3'As debentures 1977
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Associates "Investment
98'A
—
86'A
A'/A3
•
debs 1984
4'As sinking fund debentures 1986—
• Armour & Co 5s inc sub
deb 1984
4'As conv subord debs 1983-:
Ashland Oil & Refining Co—
3%s conv subord debs 1993
104
"
92'A
71%
1984
1990
3%s
106
i'V.
—
—
•
1987
debentures
debentures
97
t?
—
Jan-June
-
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
1980
103
97
V
__
108
74'A
1971
98
"
—
2030—/nw -sepi
1973
101
7
99'A
100
—May-Nou
5s
debentures
debentures
debentures
98%
—
—
92'A
103'A
106% 106 A
debentures
^.
—
—
128/4 132
2%s
96
5
—
—
115% 116 A
103'A 103 A
101
101 A
106'A
3%s
98
—
*96
__
115%
April-Oct
June-Dec
—April-Oct
—Jan-July
1988
debs
104'A 106%
*94'A 95'A
*94
95'A
*—
84
129%
3'As
104
__
1978
'
-
__
1998_*—April-Ocf
,
5
—
—April-Oct
debs
98
•
A'/;'/
i
5.30s subord debs 1993 April-Oct
subord
conv
103 %
9
2
7%
v-:.:.-.
Co
Distilling Co—
Subord debs 1986
&
101'A
c
26
100
100'A
June-Dec
conv
2%s
O
~5/
56
«
COMPANIES
104%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1990
debentures
99%
10
---
98'A
97%
■
.
1987_.
Feb-Aug
RR 3'As 1967—May-Nov
mtge 3'As 1972
Ja7i-Juiy
3%s debs
2%s debentures
101'A
99'A
—
*100
Southern
2%s
98'A
5
99%
—
*7%
debs
subord
2%s
__
29.
■
94
92
*7%
INDUSTRIAL
%
.
sink fund debentures 1980
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
American
18
A.™*8%
7%
91%
86
103%
12
21
*91VA
—
82%
U
93'A
1981_April-Ocf
sink
4.40s
—
49
—
101%
21
I
junior debentures 1987
Machine & Foundry Co—
4'As conv subord debs 1981
American Optical Co—
27
*100
101 Vi
*100% 101'A
__
99
/'A'?'
99
*88
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dee
Jun»-Dec
1958
American
101'A
—
For
7s
3'/eS 1984—
Susquehanna RR 4'As
American
105'A
98
1
98'A
*101
—
100
92%
92
Feb-Aug
1978
4.80s
28
98
56
216
99
~2
88%
87%
87'A
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
4%s
54
3
*100
__
216
June-Dec
debs 1980
debentures 1981
4%s
105'A
99%
May-Sept
7s
1968
sinking
conv
American
54
90
~1
98%
99
—
101 %
—
...
_L
April-Oct
Allied Stores Corp 4'As 1981
_____April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3'/8s
1964—
Feb-Aug
3s sinking fund debentures 1979
June-Dec
4'As sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
April-Oct
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970____May-Nov
2%
(interest
2008
readj
5%s
Mar-Sept
1958
loan
assented
-{•External
•
s
1947
external
(Republic
{•Stabilization
•
Juw-Dec
7s
100
*
105%
103%
97
5
98
,_Moy-Nov
1978
mortgage
Armco
transactions
{•Pernambuco
100
*100%
__
X
——
1937)—
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'As debs
;'3
%
*101
5 Vis
of
1979
Allegheny Power System—
See old name of West Electric
89
15
—
98'A
99'/2
100 'A
102%
■
98'A
100
...
April-Oct
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
__
June-Dec
—June-Dec
1975
98
1
April-Oct
1971
1979
extended
Power
Apco
May-Nov
May-Nov
1958
to
1968
98'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
1958
(City
1961
Great
Albany
28
81
5
98%
__
100
10
97%
*97
to
external
99
100
100% 101
__
7%
100
98'A
104% 104'A
May-Nov
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord
Ltd—
Co
(30-year)
loan
extl
(City)
Reduction
5%s
24%
100
101'/8 101'A
100%
_•
M«y-Nov
7%
98%
1
98
.
1st
217%
98'A
*100% 102'A
__
—Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970
Oriental
19741
7%
6%
98
97%
30
.
__
103'A 105'A
1961
'27
external
i
*100
__
104'A
..Mar-Sept
1982
ext conversion
assented
due
3%s
X
__
101'/a 101 Vi
transactions.
98
97%
June-Dec
new
1.
(dollar bonds
Alabama
—
*101
100% 101
„
Foreign
Foreign
*98'A
readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Cauca See Cauca Valley
(Dept of)
Yokohoma
Air
—
52
100
May-Nov
transactions
5 Vis
extl
loan
1977
Foreign
transactions
5%s
external
loan
1978
Jaw-July
-
to
extended
2%s
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1976
loan
external
99'A
RAILROAD
100%
101% 101%
103% 103%
*101 Vi 103%
transactions
Foreign
5Vis
99'A
external
American
101 %
1973_
June-Dec
1965
A
102%
99
52
90
—
1965
new
1965
8'A
'
A
64
100%
*__
*102%
Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of)—
f extl loan old
Norway
of
loan
1961
American Sugar Co
ApriZ-Oct
1977
bonds
*6%
4'As
conversion
4'As
——
—
Foreign transactions
5% gtd dollar bonds 1978
June-Dec
35
28
24%
•7%
35
99
25
*28
American
*49
*
98
—
—
May-Nov
1971
28
Mar-Sept
__
*97%
90
102%
(interest
__Mar-Sept
77 VA
*90
Ltd—
—
97'A
29%
83%
2Vi
97%
Mar-Sept
178
June-Dec
1968
readjustment
6s
__
Jfan-July
61
(Republic of)^
{•4'As
98%
98
5
84i/2
*63
100
__
Jan-Jo#
& Tel Public Corp—
dollar bonds 1976
Foreign transactions
gtd dollar
extl
due
70
60
of)—
{•Warsaw
101%
94%
__
83%
*2
—
Aprtl?Oct
gtd
6s
5'As
58
—
173
_„
Co
f
s
72
*57 VA
1962
5'/2S
70
*64
w
❖
extended
1971
62 y4
65%
1958—
1968
1
68
103
mm
*28'A
•
1
101
84y4
__
65%
__
63
103
63'A
19
92%
97'A
*26Vi
—
1959—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
___.—Jan-JuZfl
transactions
10
103
May-Nov
;
7s
4'As
Dec
Power
(40-year)
due
(City
Valle Del
10
63'A
103
May-Wot;
1957__May-Nov
transactions..
4s-4'As-4'As
Tel
6s
58%
(interest
.
Jan
loan
3%s-4'As-41fi6s
—
A ;
97%
—
transactions
Foreign
Nippon
59
58%
•
86
217 %
Mar-Sept
1977
loan
Electric
5'As
5'As
,
Foreign transactions—
15-year 5%s 1976
5%s
54 »A
!
__
May-Nov
transactions..
3%s-4s-4'/8S
*90% 100
98% 98%
„
•
Foreign
78
—
1958
(Union of)
external
Uruguay
95
*101
__
7s 1957—April-Oct
1959
external
transactions
European Pipeline
Tokyo
•
—
79y2
—
1958
assented
external
3'As
16
81%
of)
Alabama
—
pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced, to 2.125%)
2008
_Mar-Sepf
Zealand
(Govt)
5Vis 1970
—_—June-Dec
15-year
70
Feb-Aug
,
external
secured
B
Africa
Taiwan
'..Stamped
New
91
April-Oct
fund
1962
Foreign transactions
Southern
Italy Dev Fund
--
.
•Secured extl sink fund 6 Vis
4'As
South
106
98
sinking
external
(Prov
Foreign
95 VA
3
97%
102 Vi
102Vi
100%
101
101
100 Vi
100%
F-A
fund 6Vis
73
Foreign
10l%
10
83
97i/4
97%
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
series
5'As
(State)—
Secured extl sink
82
1953
2001
2.375%)
secured
secured
5'As
36%
—
*97V2
971/2
—
May-Nov
1978
extl loan
8s
97
101 VB
to
extl
Silesia
•
110%
26%
--
*93'A
__
__
subord
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——
.
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1976——'—.-Mar-Sept
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69
57
2001
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:
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1979
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{•Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform code
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(City of)
6Vis 1952
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4%s
35
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15
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83
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—
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...
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extended
6B
49
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reduced to 2%)
2012
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•
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1964_———Feb-Aug
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-
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1980
1964
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—
110
—
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57
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34y4
—
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6s
gtd extl loan 1977
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6s gtd extl loan
1978
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a
6
99
101%
__
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•
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—
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'
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L
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97
105
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s
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%
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—_April-Oct
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internal sinking fund gold 1968
tfwwe-Dec
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reduced to 2%) 2012
.——June-Dec *°
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reduced
to
2.25%)
2004
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1967
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•
1977
—
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5
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,
88
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•
92%
86
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—
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1972
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dollar
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Greek
86
•
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1980
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dollar
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of
loan
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—
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__
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1972
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101
101
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dollar
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96%
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20
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__
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1978
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__
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2
Friday's
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28 Vi
57
10
or
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8
15
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Week's Range
Last
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,
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Jan-July
1 1976
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^
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32
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•*
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?
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1
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Energy
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—
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25
100
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81
94
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81
—
61
101%
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102
95
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208
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91
89
1
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100
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52
68
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51
72
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70
70'A
59
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82
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Mar-Sept
28
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113
April-Oct
106
103'A 103'A
;
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mortgage 2%s series J 1976
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
94
94
Jan-July
1974—.—!—-
Bethlehem
Consol
Steel
1982
debs
debs
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47/8s debentures
1977
1981
150
-4
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97'A
112
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106
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76
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59
51'A
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97
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84
96
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95
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224
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1st mortgage 3%s 1983
.
1st mortgage
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3s sinking fund debentures .1999
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20
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55
63%
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100
100
106%
84
86%
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3
-
100%
96
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29
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85%
96
65
92
96%
•
Jan-July
1977
see page
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
1971_
f
tfune-Dec
Consumers
Power first
mtge 2%s
1975—Mar-Sepf
debentures 4%s
1975
Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
April-Ocf
1st mortgage
4'As 1988
April-Ocf
1st mortgage
4%s 1989
Feb-Aup
1st mortgage
4%s 1990
|
June-Dec
1st mortgage
4%s 1991
—
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
4%s convertible subord 'debs
1983
May-Nop
Continental Can Co 3%s due 1976—
April-Ocf
4%s
debentures
1985
April-Ocf
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984
May-Nop
4'As debentures 1991
Map-Nov
Copperweld Steel Co 5s conv debs 1979 June-Dec
Corn Products Co 4%s subord debs 1983—April-Ocf
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
Convertible
subord debs 1981—
ApriZ-Oct
subord debs 1983—
:
Apr-Oct
Crown Cork & Seal 4%s debs 1988
Mar-Sept
Crucible Steel Co of Amer 1st M 3%s '66_Map-Nov
• Curtis
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
April-Ocf
4'As
5s
conv
111%
102
11
102
103
*__
86
84%
87'/a
*74%
102%
(Bait)—
Jan-July
.—April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968__1—April-Oct
3'As debentures
1976
Map-Nov
3%s debentures 1979
!
June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
:
Feb-Aup
4%s debentures 1982
June-Dec
5s debentures
1982
Mar-Sepf
4%s
debentures
1983
Feb-Aup
5s
debentures
1985
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
1986
:__Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1986
Map-Nov
4'As debentures 1987
—Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1988
Apr-Oct
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—
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84
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91
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—
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
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1978
99%
86
87 Va
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100
85'A
96
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39
86
99
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1978
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82'A
82
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A
conv
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65 Va
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2%s series G 1974
mortgage
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subord
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84
56%
%
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1994
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June-Dec
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—
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1st ref M 2%s series U 1981
1st
1995—
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conv
57
77
73 %
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—_—Jan-July
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51
73
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67
•
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29
68 Vb
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57
83 Vb
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
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1980
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—
921/a
3
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1994
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mortgage
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68'A
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68
52%
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increased series
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Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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53
75 %
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84
1988—Jan-July
1 2038
April
:
First
81
April
Map-Nov
2054
Jan
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• 1st
1997
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series
Chicago
G
1981
H 1982
I 1983
J 1984
K 1985
L 198G-.
M 1986
101
82
~I
95%
112
98
3
83%
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First and refunding mortgage 27As 1970_Feb-Aup
1st and refunding mortgage 3s 1990
Feb-Aug5
1st
&
refunding mortgage 4%s 1978—Feb-Aug
98%
104%
*89
Jan-July
1989
■
41
86
Jan-July
1989
4s
4s
98 Vb
92%
86
impt M 37/as series H 1973—Juiie-Dec
R
A
86%
■;
106% 108
106%
1996—Feb-Aup
E
Refund and
&
14
111
*92%
gen 4'As 1992
Mar-Sept
impt M 3'As series D 1996—May-Nop
Refund
Second
94%
105
99
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Chesapeake «fc Ohio Ry
and
95
86'A
85
92
24
1
92
110
v
54
93%
85
86'A
April-Oct
April-Oct
1
1981
subord
conv
April-Oct
1965
debentures
4'As
93
ApriZ-Oct
Fibre—
<fc
debentures
3%s
1971
ww
warrants
subord debs
Without warrants
conv
Champion
1
.*83 '/a
92'/8
Feb-Aup
Consolidated Electrodynamics
4%s
1974
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
>
62 %
72%
32
82
71'A
Co—
mortgage
de
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Wune-Dec
May-Nov
Jan-July
1987__
4s
series O 1988
4%s series R 1990
5s
series S 1990
4%s series T 1991
4%s
series
U
1991
4%s series V 1992
4%s series W 1992
105
*102% 104%
May-Nov
1986
series
Light
Pacific
First
4s
debentures
New
Central
77
1965_—
62%
68
79%
82
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
• Gen
4'As
*75
April-Oct
First
Central
66
1983
debentures
100'A
29
s
55
debs
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
3'As debentures
1976
85'A
63 %
1978
subord
conv
78 3
76'A
3
78'A
*60
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1981
Feb-Aug
&
series
3%s
series
3'As
series
3%s series
3'As series
3%s series
4'As
series
5s series N
87
*100
debs
3'/2s
76%
78%
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
June-Dec
refunding mortgage issues—
series A
1982
2%s series B 1977
2%s series C 1972
3s
series
D
1972
3s
series
E 1979
3s
series
F
1981—
114%
105
lao
Mar-^ept
1965
4s
:-:A.^vVr
*86
62'A
I
116%
62'A
81%
Mar-Now
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
2%s
86'/a
99'A
7 8'A
Jan-July
(perpetual)
Ohio
High
105
Ytark—
Consolidated Edison of New
96%
84'A
Foreign -transactions
Carolina
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
April-Ocf
Map-Nov
1970—May-Sept
debentures series J 1983
4%s debentures series K 1983
5'as debentures series O 1985
5'As subord conv debs 1964
1st
86
95%
June-Dec
1976
3s
Low
52
81%
*
Jv-ne-Dec
i_Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
.
4%s
c
I
Jan. 1, 1968
No.
*92%
•
j
series A 1975
series B 1975
3%s debentures series C 1977
3'As debentures series D 1979
3%s debentures series E 1980
3%s debentures series F 1981
4%s debentures series G 1981
5s debentures series I 1982
debentures
3'As
Power
Range Since
Sold
110% 112
debs
debentures
3s
96%
95%
lu6 'A
loo
105
99
99'A
95%
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_Map-Nov
Corp 4Vis conv 1981—rr
June-Dee
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4%
consol- debentures
High
Bonds
*79 "'4
*100
Burroughs
California Electric
Friday's
85%
*95%
debs 1-981—Jan-July
sub
conv
6
84%
.—
53
41 'A
51'A
Jan-July
1971
104 Vb
101
—
17'A
AC
debs
87
84%
--
50%
1967
Mar-Sepf
• Inc
mortgage 4'/2s series A July 1970_May-Nop
1st mortgage 6s series S3 1965
Feb-Aup
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'As 1983
Mnv-^nv
1st mtge 4%s 1988
Mar-Sept
series
5s
87'A
17
Boston & Maine RR—
mortgage
88
232
99% 101'A
*86%
92'A
84
4
*100'A 101'A
June-Dec
1991—
debentures
fund
90'A
3
90%
103
99 %
105 '/a
85
90%
103%
105'A
102
~
*85
May-Nov
1980_
103'A
5
105%
*__
Corp—
mortgage
Consol
Buffalo
9 6'A
24
subord
1982
June-Dec
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General gold
4s 1993
-June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4'As series E 1977_Jan-tfuZp
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZp
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nop
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3s 1982
June-Ocf
1st mortgage 2%s 1985
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 3s
1989
Map-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s
1993
:
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1994
April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1977
Jan-July
subord
conv
3s
81
86
152
Finance
Corp—
Products
5s
Columbia Gas System Inc—
79
152
debentures
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
78
93'A
conv
First
7 8'A
88
Jan-July
sink fund 3'As 1990;.sink fund 4s 1993
September 27)
Week's Range
Friday
Last
92%
135%
Beneficial
Borden
68 %
86'A
74
Laboratories Inc—
Boeing
88
5
conv
Baxter
81%
86%
May
Jan-July
1989
Z
series
3s
24
Co—
Electric
&
M
,
F
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
37/as ser A 1970
4s ser B 1980
4'As ser C 1995
• 4'As cbnvertible income Feb 1 2010
4>/2s conv debs series A 2010
1st
1st
Brown
Monday, September 30, 1963
L^w
City
97%
96%
1
B
4%s
.
.
High
Low
No
period
New York Stock Exchange
1963
Jan. 1,
Sold
96%
89
89
111%
Canteen
Baltimore
4s
.
for Week Ended
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
HiKh
96%
1966—Jem-July
Jem-July
Cctof America—
4%s conv subord debs 198l__
Avco
Manufacturing Corp—
5s conv subord debs 1979
Automatic
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
tasw
debentures
23/es
Refining
debentures 1979
conv
subord debs
3 %s
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
RECORD (Range
STOCK EXCHANGE; BOND
NEW YORK
1st
Chronicle
and Financial
(1254)
16
mortgage
1982
3s 1984
Dayton Union Ry 3'As 1965
Co 2%s debentures
Deere &
1965
1975
>"
s103
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
84 'A
*R1 %
Morris
& Essex
Division—
88
82%
85'A
*79
82%
*95
97%
,
99%
90%
89%
6
100% 100%
32
57%
57'A
1
55
63
28
28
1
13
28
18
31%
43'A
43 %
54%
37
49%
87
89%
89%
3%s
Collateral -trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Map-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A 1985_Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As series B 1985_Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973
April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1977
_June-Dec
1st mtge &
coll tr 2%s 1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
Mar-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
85
*83%
Jun-Dec
April-Oct
debentures 1977
—
Jan-July
4'As subord
debentures 1983
Feb-Aup
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR CO—
New York Lackawanna
& Western Div
"
First and refund M series G 1973
Map-Nov
• Income
mortgage due 1993
May
84%
*81%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
57%
41
'
40
41
*50
55
*43%
46%
*87'A
87
99%
*84%
*79
*76%
*78%
*82%
i*—
93%
94
102%
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
(Range for Week Ended September 27)
.
,
Interest
1 Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
(3% fixed
interest) 1993—
mortgage series A 4 '% %
2018
Income
interest
1970_
I 1982—Mar-Sept
contingent
1
Edison
General
Gen & ref
Mackinac Ry
&
Second
gold
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord debentures
Chemical
Dow
3s
Co
Industries
Dresser
4s
15
;
4%s
78%
5
85'A
2
72'A
,72%
71
—.
.
74'A
--
95
97%
First
74'A
111
96 Va
mortgage
Cent
RR
Consol
74
127
103%
104%
*103
105%
103 ' '
105
*lt3
105%
102%
105 %
99%
98 %
101%
97%
105%
79%
82%
Jan-July
/
;
1st
mortgage
1st
morcgage
96'A
13
94
96%
130
132'%
51
124
142%
97
98%
115
96
99%
82'/2
82 '/a
2
82 '/2
86
1986———Jan-July
77 Vs
77'%
92%
3%s
92'A
1st
Stainless
89%
94
97%
97 «/a.
97'A
97'A
87%
88
104
106
Co
debentures
1980_—I
3'As
debs
conv
4%s
100%
debs
series
debs
4%s
106 %
4%s series K
4Vis .series L
mortgage
mortgage
Joliet
Elgin
£1
&
Paso
& Eastern Ry 3%s
Southwestern first 5s
Mar-Sept
1970
*108'%
Co—
First
First
5s
Ohio
subord
conv
101'%
108
103
90%
3%s
18'A
17'%
18'A
*
39
86%
—
87
86
85'%
88'%
82
*79'%
82
74%
—
82
79%
84
79%
79'%
II'
83
—~
Mar-Sept
1972
1st
Mar-Sept
*88%
Jan-July
100%
103
100
10
88%
92'%
91
100% 100%
3
101'A
104
101%
7
101
104%
101'% 101'%
1
101'%
106
101'A 101'A
101
.
49
101 %
104'%
115V2
115'% 119
47
101
119%
131 'A 136:
58
125
148
2
233
288
>
1981
132
165
283
——
285
*101
101%
104%
118'%
103'%
175
Stores—
1981
165
175
65
Line Co—
series
3s
1977
A
Mar-Sept
1987
3%s
Co
Power
Feb-Aug
'83—May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
.
1987
debentures
*99'A
—-
90 3
99%
—
101%
90%
92%
75
75
92'%
96
a
"90 3 a
2
ApriZ-Oct
92'%
93'a
20
27%s 1976—Mar-Sept
1975
Mar-Sept
'84'A
84
85%
'91'A
90
91 %
—
-
■
*75
Jan-July
4'As
90%
88
*89
Jan-July
tfan-July
1978
1980
Breaker
Circuit
87%
__
„
*91
1987_.
196
192
102'A 102%
debentures
mortgage
Y
*238
1982
conv
24%
88%
34
41%
1
33%
41'A
26
15%
*66
—
36
38 'A
15'A
15'%
13
79%
85'A
—
*82
*82
Feb-Aug
subord,.debs
f
s
Interstate
101'%
12 V.
19%
76
37%
39
38'A
98
787%
85%
102%
Department
f
s
4%s
102 Va
101
—
84'%
Chemical Corp—
debentures
1977
Jan-July
debs
Interstate Oil Pipe
92%
101
*85'A
1*88 T
,
4
__
&
debs
fund
sink
conv
I-T-E
4'/2S ser A
Jan 2015 Apr
consol mortgagd 3'As ser E 1964
April-Oct
consol mortgage 3 Vis ser F 1990—Jan-July
consol mortgage 3Vss ser G 2000—Jan-July
income debentures Jan
1 2020
April-Oct
division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
First
1
101
*101
--
3
90 3 a
101
ApriZ-Oct
1965
107 Va
'
102'A
90%
'
12
__
Mar-Sept
subord
conv
4%s
106%
1003A
'
'
.„.Y
—V
101
*105'% 106
;
Y_/,
inc
Gen
•
vmY
Feb-Aug
1965
Railroad
Erie
1
May-Nou
1995_Jan-July
84 Va
*85%
Jan-July
1988
Interstate
j
ApriZ-Oct
stamped
5s
•
debs
80'%
84%
•
1986_June-Dec
1981
B
International Minerals
4.90s
Steel
subord
168
80
«•'
Jan-July
rst
1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979__May-Nou
*78%
93 %
3%s series F 1984
3'As series G 1980
3%s series H 1989
fund
Steel
1st
E
conv
99% 100
MayrNou
May-Nou
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
1st
89
iZan-July
June-Dec
May-Non
1979
A
ser
mortgage
sink
Inland
*81'A
*83%
series A 1981
1978
B
3%s
Intern'l Tel & Tel 47%s conv sub debs
Corp—
1973—
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
Ekco Products Co
4.60s 1987
5s
100
.
*76%
92'A
series
mtge
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis series C
5s
Eastern
9J %
t
International silver Co—
I
99 N ""
100%
100%
3%s series B 1979,
mortgage 3%s series
C 1974
3.65s
•
101U 101'A
101 %
mortgage
Consol
75%
96'A
3
consol
78
74
^
92
101
96
„
—Jan-July
Jan-July
.
Illinois Bell Telephone ,2%s
71
Consol
!
74
—
*96 %
>
89 Va
72%
'
1317/a
97 %
99
*100
1987
subord debentures
conv
nign
90%
99'A
Jan-July
Industries—%
&
Low
—
99'A
81%
8
86
*74
Co 2%s 1977—
.—Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979—
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980—
—
Feb-Aug v
1st mortgage
3'As 1982
.
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 35/as 1983
Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 3%s 1984
Jan -July
1st mortgage 3%8 1986—
——•—April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3%s 1988
April-Oct
1st' mortgage
4%s 1989J—Mar-Sept
5s
s
f debentures 2010
Mar-Sept
Foods
Jan. 1, 1963
"
218
78%
*72 'A
__
debentures
Range Since
Sold V
254
204
"l
Hunt
92%
254
■
72%
1982_Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
debs
1977
sub
conv
—
86
Light
Duquesne
—
80
89
15
91
4%s
Bonds
High
*91
Jan-July
!
1984
4%s
81%
* "W
9D%
Vune-Dec
1977—
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 1982
debentures 1981
93%
1970
1978
debentures
80
215
Corp 2%s
1968
debentures
78'A
8
79 3s
90%
ApriZ-Oct
conv
Inc
86%
91
1
91%
79
78%
Feb-Aug
1977
1978
debentures
f
84'A
86'%
215
'
,
s
4%s
5s
*263
2%s ser B 1976_Afar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
April-Oct
5s
94%
91'%
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
I
87
79
90%
June-Dec
1995
4s
5
Y
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
O 1980—
May-Nov
1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
series
3'As
ref
&
Gen
Detroit
89 34
86'%
91%
,
convertible
debentures 1969—3%s convertible debentures 1971
Gen & ref 27%s series N 1984
3'As
90%
1985
mtge 2%s series J
3%s series K 1976
ref
&
Gen
86%
4%s
$
June-Dec
H
series
3s
4
89%
89%
1993)—Jan-July
and refund 2%s series
1 %
fixed
Detroit
Finance
debentures
87%
(3%
income mortgage
Salt Lake
&
Denver
4s
87%
Jan-July
April
Week's
Sale Price
-
4%s debentures
contingent
1 c/0
Period
Exchange
Last
High
Household
mortgage series A
First
New York Stock
W>63
RR—
Western
Rio Grande
&
Denver
Low
No.
High
Low
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
'>
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
■
J.
t
'
76
Wi;-
73
Central Power & Light
Manufacturing 3%s debs
Jersey
Joy
K
F
i
Corp 5s 1981
Metallurgical Corp—
conv subord debentures
Family
Finance
102 Va
April-Oct
102%
--
—
101
Kanawha
104 Vb
114
4%s
Federal
Tire
'
—
L
15
102'% 102'%
4
Coast Ry Co—
East
1st
■
91 'A
91'%
conv
75'A
77
48%
94»%
96
95'A
conv
4s
45'A
95%
series
5s
mage
mtge 5%s
Stores
Fair
37
77
48%
A 2011
Jan-July
inc ser A 2011
Jan-July
debs 1979
ApriZ-Oct
Foremost
Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry 4%s 1982
—_M«y-Nov
•
2nd
Food
; •
*88
April-Oct
1980
debs
101
'•
103%
May-Nov
conv
71
107
'
JaH-Juiy
1972
1977
debentures
Flintkote Co 4'/as
3%s
Florida
2%s debs
Rubber
&
1981
5s
Board
Paper
Firestone
April-Oct
.—May-Nov
1976
104
95 %
70 Vs
1047%
79
30%
64
93%
3
91 Va
Lakefront
1st
4%s
debentures 1984—I—May-Nov
4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
subord
conv
*178
111
Transport
Amer
Corp 3%s debentures
Acceptance Corp—
94'A
40
92%
98%
99 y
668
93'A
1976_Jan-vwZy
25
93'A
93'%
26
93'A
General
Foods
General
Motors
5%s income debs
Co
3%s
Co
—
99a"a
93'A
' 93%
92'%
Feb-Aug
4s debentures
1979
—Mar-Sept
5s
debentures
1980
.-Mar-Sept
5s
debentures
1981
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures
1982
——_:—
Mar-Sept
4%s
debentures
1983
i—
Mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3%s debs 1979
—Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971_,
May-Niov
4'%s convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79
Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
June-Dec
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
—May-Nou
104%
debentures
1977
debentures-.
5s
1972
1975_
debentures
3'%s
3%s
Goodrich
4%s
(B F)
Co first mtge 2%s 1965
3%s
(W R) & Co
Grace
Union Company
Grand
1985
debentures
f
s
conv sub deb '75
4VbS conv 1978
Co 4%s debs 1987
Great Northern Ry Co—Y'V:Y
General 5s series C 1973
(W T)
Grant
4%s
General
series
5s conv
series
N
94 Va
93
96
96'A
105'A
114
197
101
105%
93'%
96
89%
94'A
98 aV
99 %
92
95'%
79
93
44
92'A
59
104%
66
97
104% 105'A
73
96
102%
102%
91%
104'%
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June-Dec
31
134
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8l"
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General mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044—
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inc
debs
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Gulf
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1st
mtge
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*
3s
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debentures
1st
—ApriZ-Oct
1978
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1st
_x
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r
2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage
3Vas
1982—;
mortage 3%s 1983
1st
1st
1st
1st
87'A
II
Jan-July
—June-Dec
1—June-Dec
1
May-Nou
June-Dec
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21
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73
(The)
92%
93%
Lone
4'%s
Called
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Hooker
5s
Hotel
Water
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conv
83
84
6s'conv
2%s
1976
*79%
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271
subord
first 4%s
Corp—
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1999-!
Jan-July^
1984
tr
debentures
footnotes,
271
292'A
28
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184
121'%
288
264
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120
152
39
115
100
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264
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110
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86
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3'%s
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1980
conv
1987
1980
3.75s
1982
1(987
debentures
86%
50
80
81%
116
74'%
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143
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62
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184
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56 7%
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184
238
100
967%
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sink
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1986
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10
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94'A
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100
103
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1978
debentures
3%s
69%
22
165
30
194
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June-Dec
1976
debentures
3s
77%
71
71
99%
*102
71
72
78%
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78%
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79
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79
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1987
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subord debentures 1977
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conv
&
Corp ~4%s
Credit
Central
Oil
RR
Co
5%s
Co
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bonds—
sink
3%s
Stores
+
1972
fund debentures 1980
Realty Corp 5s 1977
3'%s debs^,1973
1980—.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4%s 1975
&
Robblns
101
■_
104
90
12
83
2
100
103 Vb
102%
8
101
104%
102'% 102 'A
37
102 Va
102 »/4
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,
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85
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88
6
86
87
102
104
31
100
115
239
73
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86
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113
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Feb-Aug
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75%
■
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
91
207 Va
101'A 101'A
—
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_
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176
101
22
207
*
90
————
Corp 4%s cony debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5%s debs 1976
1
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debentures 1972
debentures
205
207
1987—_ApriZ-Oct
McCall
McKesson
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
97%
88
*91
Feb-Aug
—1
1981
26
__
1972—May-Nov
1978—*.
4%s debentures
1968 "ex wts"
103%
99'% 100
v
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/
see page
'
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35%
__
33%
1
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'
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__
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of America—
coll
79'A
—
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7
99 45
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May-Nov
62 V*
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1981_.
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99 J3
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90%
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.
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bonds
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conv
first
50
74%
May Dept Stores 25%s debentures
3'As sink fund debentures 1978
Inc—
subord
4
3
Called
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Macy
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63
.
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4.50s
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Jnn-Dee
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9
80
82'%
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12
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79'%
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74
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May-Nov
1976
•
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81
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,
70
72 %
2003
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First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003—ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003—ApriZ-Oct
Coll
trust of
1962 4%s
1987
:
June-Dec
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
11—Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Electric 2%s
1979
May-Nou
1st
mortgage 3%s
1982
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
K—r^
April-Ocf
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987
Mur-Sepf
1st mortgage 4%s 1990—
April-Ocf
68
162
—
91%
100 ft
98
•
7iy2
May
2003
Louisville
73%
159
99'A
1979—April-Oct
1965—April-Ocf
f debs '76_June-Dec
interest
contingent
5s
104%
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159
F
contingent interest 2003——May
contingent interest 2003
Maly
4s
59'%
68
if
4%s
105
104% 107'%
*105'% 108
*100
101%
91 y«
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May-Nov
—May-Nov
fixed
D
99%
r
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April-Ocf
102% 1027k
97%
E
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101%
104
104
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97%
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Litton
96
101%
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May-Nou
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Jan-July
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173
81
92
126
&
*82'%
104
5s
Lionel
51
•
.
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
5%s "conv" subord debs 1976
5%s
subord debs 1976
4%s conv subord debs
1976
94%
168'%
104
98%
98%
98%
gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
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104'%
168'A 174
103
5
103
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98%
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Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s
107'A
165
165
169
92
84 %
96'%
125%
103
103
83%
94'A
28
94%
94%
94'A
82
1968^-—June-Dec
series A
fixed interest 2003
interest 2003
4%s
C
'•Series
104%
91%
83%
82%
92
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1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
Co—
Term
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105%
105%
101%
B
•
98%
75
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81
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•
96
45
RR
Mich South
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95%
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&
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&
Series
107
102% 102%
106
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
3'As
mortgage
93'%
92%
104'% 105'A
Jan-July
1990
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108
%
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Jan-July
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.Mar-Sept
debentures
1964
debentures
1969
2%s
3s
155%
170
101'% 103'%
102%
1976_MaP--Nov
Cigar
Electric
14
113
197
*89'%
1987_Juue.-Dec
debentures
General
General
;
85%
*82
Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74
Feb-Aug
Valley. Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4'%s extended
to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003—
May-Nov
Lehigh
Lehigh
Oil Co of Texas—
American
General
Gen
128
151%
*130
1976
debs
conv
Dock
sinking
Lake Shore
April-Ocf
4'As
86%
85'%
81%
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101
G
Gardner-Denver
6s
70
85%
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95'A
81%
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1st mtge 3s 1964
*
*86
mortgage
Kings
48%
437
88
*81
89'A
92'%
102
70
April-Oct
1990
4s
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June: Dec
2%s 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s
1980
..jfung-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Jan-July
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
Feb-Aug
1st
103%
88 V4
90
Ry
Michigan
Kansas
Fansteel
104
&
106%
•
115
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a
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85%
106 %
5
101%
207
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—
61
103%
86
(1256)
28
;
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Period
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Stock Exohang®
or
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conv
subord-debs 1975
ApriZ-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1st
mortgage
23/4s
1980
—~i
V* *
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 fts 1988—April-Oct
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—."oto' HO! Tniv
Michigan Central RR 4y2s series C 1979-_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969...
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-i3ept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969-3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Bid & Asked
203%
May-Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971-—May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—-May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri
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90
Cum
•
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•
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91'ft
97%
99
88'A
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58
59
58
2000
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1978
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debentures
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81
89
52
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77 ft
78
109
67%
76 ft
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72'ft
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62%
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59
66 'ft
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95%
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85%
102%
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104%
106'ft
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35 ft
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42 ft
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85
77'ft
88
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70
71 ft
3s
series
1,1966
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273'ft
3s
series
K
1971
Pacific
Nashville
Chat
1986—Feb-Aug
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4%s debentures 1987—April-Oct
&
National
Airlines
National
—Mar-Sepf
1980
5 Vis conv
St Louis 3s
Biscuit
*70
f debs 1985-June-Dec
1987
ApriZ-Oct
Cylinder Gas 5Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
June-Dec
3 Vis
debentures
1976
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures
1992
—Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983—May-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis
1982
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
May-Nou
1st mortgage 4%s
1989
June-Dec
National
Tea
Co
3fts conv
1980
May-Nov
5s
sink
fund
debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
244ft
128
105 ft
104
108%
3s
series
L
105
3s
series
M
3s
series
N
1977
2%s series
P
1981
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107
106
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100
103
19
100'A 100'A
104
108'A
91
92 ft
—
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93
10
93 Va
93
90'ft
debentures
20
86'A
12
90'ft
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95
95
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—
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3 Vis series
W
1985
1984
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X
1984
3%s series
Y
1987
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1988
4
107
4
debentures
New
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New
New
York
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RR
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trust
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2013
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&
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69
__
69'/a
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series
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&
refunding mtge 4s
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•
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N
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119
59'ft
71
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84
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78
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88
33
ser
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1st
&
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35
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1991
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15'
52 ft
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1988
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63 ft
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I
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5
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71
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5s
76
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and
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general
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first
55 ft
14
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3%s
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Feb-Aug
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May-Nov
Jan-duly
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76
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5s
1974
46 ft
58
•
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s
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debentrues
1976
1977
4%s
s
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debentures
1978
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s
f
1980
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s
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debentures
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May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
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s
f
debentures
1981
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s
f
debentures
1981
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debentures
,
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55 Vi
87 ft
55 ft
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64%
79 ft
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82
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91
84 ft
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—
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86 ft
—
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85
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69
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101
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96
99 ft
1981
1978
1982
1983
1985
1987
1988
1986—
1989
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88%
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1967
1974
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96
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86%
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79 ft
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96
92 ft
92%
95
94 ft
__
99 ft
•100
96 ft
102
104ft
100 ft
103 ft
♦102 ft 104Vi
102 ft
105
103
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972—-June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4fts ser J 1964_May-Nov
RR—
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-OcZ
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—_Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
AprZZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3"fts series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C
1974.
June-Dec
1st 4Vis
series D 1977
dune-Dec
Cine Chicago & St Louis
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
104%
103 ft
105 ft
loo ft
103 ft
99%
100 Vi
101
101
103
103
♦103 ft
„
:
99%
99%
89
89
89%
7
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61
61%
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94 ft
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35
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95 ft
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91ft
59%
62
93
98
94
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99%
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94'ft
100
103ft
104
105
101
107
108 Va
102
104%
99%
17
98%
99%
114% 116%
525
112'A
119'ft
101%
101%
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104'ft
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75
75
99'A
II
99%
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96
98%
98%
1
97 ft
97%
16
91 Va
71%
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94
101
99
77'A
98%
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99'A
96'ft
99
98
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„
101
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101
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4fts conv subord debs 1987—
101
107
101
Pittsburgh
91
93
*
5s
:
84'A
120
v
87
97 ft
First & refunding
96
84 ft
83
104%
96 ft
96 ft
Quar-Jan
2047—_Jan-July
Aprli-OcZ
87 ft
83
88
Quar-Feb
1997
81%
103
Jan-July
1977
C
99
*103
Feb-Aug
1974
B
4Vis
Wash RR Co—
&
Philadelphia Electric CoFirst & refunding
2%s 1971
First &
84%
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
j.
1983
Refunding & Improve 4fts
Coll Vise 4s
1984
6%
85
84 Vi
May-Nov
s
20%
50
*86 ft
May-Nov
debentures
4%s
108
*78
May-Nov
s
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
General lien 3e. Jan 1 2047
7%
16%
169
86
MSy-Nov
4 Vis
f
4
1973—May-Nov
1973
s
Marquette Ry 3%s series
30 Vi
1974—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
1
1981
mortgage
68
69
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-juZy
f
3
D
mortgage
55 ft
55 Vi
1996—April-Ocf
s
3 Vis
B
series
43 Vi
*79 V
Feb-Aug
ref
A
18 3
7ft
*62
Jan-July
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
gold 4s
&
series
series
First & refunding
mortgage
Norfolk &
80%
Feb-Aug
April-OcZ
1979
1975
A 1965
1968
series
4Vis
70
7
|:84Vi
Jan-July
1980
1983
3 Vis
3Vis 1983
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub
General
77
80%
RR—
89
"53
1993—ApriZ-Oct
1977
Jan-July
mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
mortgage 4fts series A 2019—Van-July
mortgage
mortgage
General
134'A
75
debentures 1964—June-Dec
82
59%
27
75
18
7ft
1975_Mar-Sept
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
18
A '73_Jan-July
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Refunding mtge 3Vis series E 1978
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4fts series J 1991
Rfeunding mtge 4Vis series K 1993
General
104
114%
119
—
*79
Airways—
90
70%
70 Vi
Oil 3fts
World
American
89
70 Va
*72
54
Jan-duly
A 2022
May
y'
N
Western
4%s conv subord debentures
87
88
*88
cons
General
119ft
*75%
*79%
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1981.
66
49
4 Vis
Gas
1978
1983
56 ft
76
A 2007
4Vis ser
consol
1985
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
Mar-Sept
67'ft
48 Vi
first mtge 2%s
&
debentures
1986
1987
68 ft
*7 3ft
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
Term
•
inc
conv
101 ft
RR—
& Port Chester
Light
Electric
State
Y
N
&
Putnam first
„Y &
N
mtge
River
Power
Y
Hartford
Haven &
Tel 2fts
2fts
65
55 ft
Pere
JN \
116
83%
—
—
—
—
57 ft
70%
104
to
7.6 'ft
May-Nov
1973
A
fts series II 1995
85
May-Nov
4s
4
6.7'A
97 ft
86%
*82'/a
i-
105
82%
—
88
—
—
69%
96
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
B
85
——
Pan
1989
2043
2043
A
series
80
RR—
2%s series B
3Vis 2000
series
West
1993
1994
96
1997
gold 3 Vis
4s
&
KH
St
&
RR
Harlem
Mortgage
Mortgage
1992
GG
4fts series
P
June-Dec
N
FF
4fts series
83%
76'ft
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
income
4% s series
89
81ft
68 ft
debentures
4 Vis
85'A
86%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
Chicago
81'ft
63
Jan-July
1998™Feb-Aug
gold 3 Vis '98—Feb-Aug
3 Vis
collateral
Cent Collateral
Michigan
New
Hudson
mortgage
Shore
C
1980
6s
1991
5
April-Oct
series
5s
EE
15
_Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4fts series A
Refunding &
series
86%
1
A ,'1998
103%
103 ft
*100 ft
__
97 ft
100ft
*82%
116ft
100
94
*104
*100
__
June-Dec
1990
82 'A
*77 ft
May-Nov
1977
Co—
series
4s
DD
82 ft
Jau-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
3 Vis 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974_
Bell Telephone
Jersey
Jersey
95%
85
97
II
*104
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
dune-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
CC
series
fts series
86%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1974
AA
series
3%s
—
1986
BB
1989
Vis series
5s
103 ft
101
—
1976
U
87%
95
2
,
T
3fts series
104'A
102%
.
2fts series
96%
94
.
1983
101%
-86
__
—
S
90'ft
89'A
100
96
*103'A
series
dune-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
5s
1982
3s
II
*94
June-Dec
1982
103'A
~3
100% 101%
1980
R
3s
103 ft
101
Q
3 Vis series
92%
101'ft
20
102'A 102 ft
*101 Vi 102%
2 fts series
95'ft
-
91
92
*91
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
I
New
*97 ft
Issues
1974
103 ft
86 ft
86%
83
June-Dec
104%
fund debentures
4%s sinking
251
mortgage
refunding
*__
Natl
85
Co—
Electric
&
Gas
&
*104
Cash Register 4%s s
National
77
241
ser
56
84
83
83
80
87
87
First
Corporation
80
80
*85 ft
«
77 ft
*86
N
NAF1
85%
*—
mortgage
*74%
42 ft
8 6'ft
—
86 ft
mortgage
1st
105
105'ft 105 ft
May-Nov
April-Oct
8
86
84
84
85
*83 ft
1st
53 ft
25 ft
103
'
84
85
*85 ft
2%s 1975—
Feb-Aug
3s
1979—
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3Vis 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988—
dune-Dec
1st
mortgage 4fts 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Vis 1993
—Mar-Sept
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-Nou
5 fts conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
April-Oct
87 ft
103
104'ft
*
High
83
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
—
First
77
130
53 ft
52
53 ft
Low
*83
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
First
78'A
76 Va
72
Jan. 1,1963
No.
O
mortgage
first
Edison
Ohio
21%
76'/a
3s
79
84%
'
•
Range Since
Sold
60'ft
66 ft
62
*72 ft
Bonds
94%
57
4
62
mortgage
High
ft
93%
18
"
93
93 ft
5
"
&■*
91
7
46
*93%
97 ft
82 ft
;—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1981
subord debentures 1981
3 Vis
91ft
99
99
94%
11
95%
2020—
4%s series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
• Monongahela
Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
5 Vis
96
1
95'/a
1
92ft
__
98
98
—
98 ft
92 ft
85 'ft
Gen mtge income
debentures
90 ft
1st
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4Vis series'C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 4%s series
A Jan 1
1st
4%b
82
Y-
94 ft
12
Pacific RR Co—
Missouri
•
95
1978
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-OcZ
First mortgage 4Vis
1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
4% s 1991————
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
dune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
-_ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979—.—
-Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
——June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979-—
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
3 Vis
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
1st
102 ft
99%
82
8
90 ft
94 ft
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4Vis series D
1978
Jan-July
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
83 ft
1974__Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
2%s
(Minnesota)
first mortgage
First mortgage 2%s 1975
88
80 ft
82
100%
*__
1990—dune-Dec
first 4s
Texas
&
Kansas
86 ft
87 ft
Friday's
Co—
Power
States
Northern
83 ft
•
or
Bid & Asked
Low
221ft
116
229
200ft 213
*86 ft
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
High
'
1972
debentures
fund
sink
3.10s
fa
1963
Jan. 1,
Period
New York Stock Exchange
T
1974—May-No^
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s
1985
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
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Friday's
Low
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Interest
r
.
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
NEW YORK
New York
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it—:———■—
ft
Line 2%s 1970
fund debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co—
Plantation
3 Vis
1st
1st
Pipe
sink
mortgage
mortgage
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—May-Nov
3'As 1977
3s 1983
mortgage 2fts 1984
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs
Mar-SepZ
April-Oct
1st
1981
Mar-Sept
88'A
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89
*88
90
.89
*86
*76 i
*76 %
95
83 ft
84
95
98
—
—
95 ft
22
1 IH5
Number oaud
Volume 198
L/UCUflCIWtUI'
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Last.
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
r
nmi«vi
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 27)
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
Friday
U»u
Week's Range
or
Low
1963
debentures
3s
May-iyoa
—
First
3Vis 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—dune-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/8S 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
—
——June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3Vts 1983-Apnl-Oct
3Vis
debentures
4%s
debentures
First
First
First
First
First
3%s
—April-Ocf
1975
1977—:
100
27
99/e
94%
15
94
1
108
110%
165
170%
94%
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87%
91%
10
91%
22
101 %
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105
91%
and refund
3 Vis
M
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series
Bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
No.
High
High
Low
91%
91 Va
92%
65
91%
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98 %
98 Vi
99
54
98 %
99 Va
*90 %
91
88
90%
B
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
dune-Dec
Texas
94
101 % 102'%
91%
———-Mar-Sept
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or
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94 V%
76%
70 %
79
100Va
11
92%
82%
12
70
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110
120
104
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101
94%
86
First
85
93
19
94%
93
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92
83%
*'83
93
Bid & Asked
Last
_Map-Nov
1983
Texas & New Orleans RR—
97
90%
90%
*89%
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
110% 110%
refunding mortgage
and
Period
Low
99 Ha
99 tt
99%
Week's
Week's Range
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High
Low
No.
High
BONDS
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1,1963
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Texas
Gas Co—
Service Electric &
Public
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Friday
Sale Price
__
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
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Bid & Asked
and
refund M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
3%s
1985—Jan-July
3Vis
1974
June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5Vis debentures
1986
Tidewater
Oil
3%S
Co
82%
*81%
Feb-Aug
110
Jan-July
1986
83
inc debs
1978_June-Dec
81%
80
—
112
*104%
April-Ocx
World Airlines 6Vis
Trans
•
100
82%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
E
ser
„
86
86%
96
87
95%
98%
320
70%
99%
92%
94%
17
92%
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4
84V4
5
841/4
94i%
7
Q
99
Jan-July
1964
debentures
Oats 2%s
Quaker
98%
35
99 3la
32
99
32
Union
Electric
Map-Nov
92%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
June-Dec
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982—1
Map-Nov
84%
Co
Missouri
of
3%s
1971
First
R
debentures
3s
1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing 37/as debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—ApriZ-Oct
•Heading Co first & ref 3%s series D
54 3/a
54
54%
35
45
581/4
100%
100
100%
38
100
102%
137
134
89%
89%
3
139%
562
89%
92
Union
85%
85
*85
Oil
4%s
143
122
of California 2%s
Co
subord
conv
Union
Pacific
debentures
2%s
RR
1991——
June-Dec
Corp
Electric
&
Gas
1976
D 1977—
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3Vts series J 1969—Mar-Sept
51/4S
conv
debs
1977
dan-July
*100
serial
4%s
General
Royal
6 Vis
McBee
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
Union
Tank
94
105%
.3
93
39
105
111
5s
105
106
16
102
107
United
94
105
„
Va
96
f
s
4%s
•
S
Biscuit
1st
1971
Saguenay Power 3s series A
6c
Second
gold 6s
1996
Francisco Ry
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—
series A 1997.—:
Jan-July
• Second mtge
inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002—May
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
1st
*69% '
*77 %
—
62 %
—
74%
66 %
—
Co—
Louis-San
St
.
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
&
Lawrence
90%
76%
80%
14
76%
85
80
74
85%
86
6
83 %
84
21
69 Vi
Gas
debs
f
s
1973
1988——_J_—Feb -Aug
debs
2%s
America
of
First
*84%
*94%
1989_Jan-July
1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3 Vbs B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-iVou
RR
Duluth
&
1st
cons
sink fund
sinking
1st
debentures
1972
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s deb$ 1982_
Scott
Seaboard
1st
Line
Air
RR
1st
sink
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
sinking fund debentures
4%
*80 %
*96Vi
1966June-Dec
.—dune-Dec
s
4
1982_
debentures
5s
_
—
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1980
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101% 101%
101%
S
States
105%
105
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4%s
Co
&
f
s
debs
104 % 1G5
104 %
86%
104
101
103%
3
105
107%
63
104
105%
90%
104
103
89%
89 Va
104%
104
104
13
88%
90%
223
100%
105 %
100
98
99%
83%
83%
3s
Bell
2
Telepnone
99%
60
98
108
64
99%
100%
14
85%
83
99 34
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Indiana
Co 4y2s
Natural Gas
Southern
77%
231
*228
Jan-July
dan-July
1973_Juue-Dec
conv
59
*78
100 %
Vanadium
4%s
1981
Fran
San
Pacific
Southern
First
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
A '75_June-Dec
ser
27/es series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996—
mortgage 5V4s series H
1983
First
Frist
Ry
mtge
Carolina
Orl
New
1st
div
Memphis
1994
first conso.l gold 5s
coll tr 4V2s 1988
div
M 4%
gen
gold
first
debs
1984—June-Dec
April-Oct
Oil
Standard
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California
of
debentures
4%s
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
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Oil
Stokely-Van
4y4s
Co
1974
Oil
4 Vis
Surface
Transit
2%s
debentures
Symington
4Vis
1971
6s
1972
1973
Wayne
debs
100
86%
1
61
76%
1982
1986
103%
101%
103V4
106
3
103%
105 Va
103
103
4
IOIV2
105
108
132
161
149
153
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88
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102 %
96%
101% 102 %
69
96 Vi
94
96
24
96%
April-Oct
87
85
93 Va
98%
101%
of America—
subord
debs
1976
debentures
1980
Julie-Dec
Mar-Sept
85 Vi
85 »/8
2
104%
75%
76%
15
.751/8
95
95
97%
27
95
ref
&
ref
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85%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
*78
4%s 1983
series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
General
mortgage
3s
Ry
subord
income
1982
Map-Nov
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
86
78
78
851/2
.
„
901/4
86
:h:
i
86
/
/ -j'rrr
:
871/4
86
"
941/4
76%
*90
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
.
Map-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
Vi
84%
'85%'
85%
*82 V2
April-Oct
82
114
-I;'
'
85%
■
:
*82%
*80 %
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Virginian
90
85 Vi
75%
Mar-Sept
1969
subord
78 Va
;
*91 Va
*77 Vi
■v.
*90%
-
1
116
53
97
94%
94%
00%
91%
*92 Vi
117 Vb 118'A
90%
90 Va
94Va
121
104%
W
66 Va
RR
s.
1st
Shore RR
4s
_gtd_2361
107
West
108
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
5 Vis
debentures
1982
20
99%
101%
103 Vi
104 %
4s
76%
84
81
Pacific RR Co
84%
110
124 7/a
33
103%
105 %
100% 101%
52
100 Vi
103%
86
90 %
86%
4
102% 102%
42
102%
104%
88 Vi
5
87 Vi
8
87
89%
income
1984
Co 5Vis
debentures
Union
Teleg
*38
debs
86%
99%
97 %
*97
99%
99 %
*98%
*—
100
*93%
*89%
125
101%
99
99%
101 Va
98 %
91.
98
99
8
57%
80 %
93%
100
63i/a;
60
601/4
591/4
60
37
57%
63
98
08
98
5
95%
99 V®
*81
*100
v.
—
79%
—
98
--
80
*80
81
101
100% 100%
105
105
81
*77
3
97%
100%
33
100%
105
1021/4
107 Va
87
88
88%
99%
99%
99%
*99
90%
90%
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,y-
91
....:
10
100'/4
100
881/4
93
86%
90%
97
91
*97
99
64
2
57
*83%
65%
72%
72
84 V®
92 %
71V4
63
57
83%
71
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
91
99
98%
4
95
100
89 %
99
80 Va
847/a
*98
3Vis sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004—
dan-July
• Gen mtge 4Vis Inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Electric Power 2%s 1976—
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979—
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
97
97
*91%
4Vis sink
Wisconsin
40%
.
96
983a
99 %
10
100%
94%
1
94
97%
99%
91%
331/4
„
97
Whirlpool Corp
& Co.
82
87%
.
*80%
3%^ series A 1981_Jan-July
May
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake E^rie RR 2%s A 1992___Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D
1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures 1975
May-Noy
5s
Western.
*90%
89 %
87%
'an-JuIy
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Jan-July
81%
73 V4
40 '/4
77
*86
74
77
92%
80
*78
series A Jan 1981
April
B Jan 1991
April
1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-iguly
General mortgage 3s
1979
Map-Noy
West Penn Electric
3%s 1974
May -Nov
West Penn Power 3Vis series I 1966
Jan-July
income
4s
105
84
120
Co—
mtge
Gen mtge income 4Vis series
First mortgage 3%s series B
104%
*99% 101 %
ApriZ-Oct
104 % 104 Va
Jan-July
1983
1
62
May-Nou
Jan-July
is
__ApriZ-Oct
—
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
1st & ref mtge 2%s series G 1979
1st & ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I-1981
1st & ref mtge 3Vis series J 1982—
&
1st
Western
93
*81%
:
'
*93
—
95 Vi
100
„
91%
93%
—
Corp—
subord
conv
1981
mtge
debentures
100%
103% 103%
Map-Nov
9
79
117
May-Noa
1st
Inc
2%s
Co
&
Swift
91%
103V»
98 Vi
*101% 102 %
103%
151%
subord debentures
conv
Wilson
Mar-Sept
_Map-Nov
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
Superior Oil Co 3Vis debs
103 Va
87'%
Jan-July
27/as
Corp
96
87 Vi
86%
1973—Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4y4s debs 1987
Sunray
102%
1982
4y4s
37/8s
100%
103% 104%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
Camp Inc—
subord debs 1982
conv
43
100
*78%
100%
99%
7
68
—
101 Vi 102 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
debentures
(Ohio)
Chemical
Stauffer
1982
7
98%
79%
101%
97%
*100%
Jan-July
1983
conv
1983
Standard Oil
23/4s
4%s
3%s
(Indiana)
65
106
105% 106 %
*__
101%
98%
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
238
99
74
65
117
101 %
91%
80%
*85
1983
98 Vi
5
86%
—
106
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1985
Standard
85
"76%
106%
11
91%
168%
86 %
*86 %
Jan-July
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
5 Vis
98 Va
97%
1977—May-ZVou
debs
Tell
debentures
3 Vis
Spiegel
100% 102
56
*100
1996
5s
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
jan-tfuZp
Feb-Aug
23/4s
Bell
Southwestern
97%
1988—duu-Dec„
A
ser
Northeastern RR 3%s
&
101 %
99% 100%
CCh^-
RR
mortgage
Southern
1st
A
1st mtge 3%s
Term
Mar-Sept
1977
1969
4y2s
Lines)
(Oregon
4y2s
Gold
fund
Corp
conv
4%s conv
Vendo Co—
Gen
Gold
99 Vi
101
Mav-Noy
1976
1967—.
Steel 4s debs
sinking
Wabash
100
92 Va
99 %
91%
June-Dec
debs 2008
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs
150
165%
*143
Southern Pacific Co—
First
92%
—
*68
Co—
debentures 1970
Ry
23/4s-4y4s 1994
convertible
"Southern
'
76%
*77%
.
82
84
*82
Jan -July
debentures
1987
California Edison
Southern
3 Vis
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985
debentures
Vis
27/8s
Telegraph
&
1979
debentures
97
*91%
1981
debentures
debentures
2%s
States
4 Vis
6s
Southern
97%
94 Va
,
99'/a
99 Vi
92%
105%
103
3
*99%
99 Vi
90
78
*92
104
96
94%
Virginia
87
*84
91
97%
94%
103
debentures
2%s
1st
1983j_Feb-Aug
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982——April-Oct
Shell -Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2 y2s debentures 1971
April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2V4S debentures 1965
Jan-July
Smith-C'orona Marchant 5 Vis 1979
Jan-July
•Socony Mobil Oil Co 4y4s debs 1993
Apr-Oct
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
April-Oct
Roebuck
Sears
89%
*91
*92%
Freight Co—
subord
conv
Rubber
3Vis
49
93
96%
102
*1021
971/4
90'A
—
87%
86%
—
110
96%
—
106%.
95 %
•
1071%
381
98 Vi
80'/a
87 %
102%
—
„
106 Va
100
79%
—
*88 %
*104%
148%
100
Co—
Roebuck
4%s
120%
123
*100
Jan-July
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972
Feb-Aug
subordinated debentures 1977.—_—Map-Nov
94%
5s
U
United
B 1980
Map-Nov
1977
.————Mar-Sept
5V4S debs 1980—Jan-July
1974—_
debentures
87%
91
142% 144%
144%
100 Va
104
—
107 % 109
*96%
1982
coll trust 4%s
mtge &
United
96
85%
—
*93
& Sons 2%s
(Jos E)
Seagram
Sears
84 %
94 %
95 %
*87%
mortgage 3s series
3%s s f debentures
Seaboard Finance Co
3s
Mar-Sept
80%
—
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-JVop
& coll trust 4Vis 1978
fund debentures 1978
mtge
4%s
107 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
——Feb-Aug
May-Nou
April-Oct
—
fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
83
85%
99
103% 105
92 %
89
89
89
May-Nou
Nov
4s
4s inc bond certificates
Paul
72
Mar-Sept
2%s 1970.
coll trust 3%s 1971
trust 3%s 1972_
trust 3%s 1975
4Vis
1st
1989
certificates
bond
4s
Second
1966
1977—
5Vis
St
87%
69%
70
*98% 100%
Feb-Aug
Corp
mtge &
3%s
85
fit Louis-Southwestern Ry—
84%
"3
86
70
April-Oct
1986
1st mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll
87%
83 %
84%
81
84%
mortgage 4s
Co
debentures
United
89%
10
89 Vi
89 Vi
134V4
Corp—
subord
conv
3%s
4%s
Car
debentures
Aircraft
United
89%
1061/4
114%
10
125 Vi 129
*85 Va
Feb-Aug
91 %
104
301
104% 104%
100
100
—
105
94
Aircraft
Rohr
88 Va
89%
*91
125%
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Rochester
83 i
'
_
.—June-Dec
debs
82%
941%
80%
86
*80%
1970_dune-Dec
debs
1986:
debentures
4Vis
94Va
*94 Va
125
22
109
127
80
Yonkers
Elec
Lt
&
Power 2%s
1976
YOungstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4Vis series H 1990
80
Jan-July
101 %
April-Ocf
101%
101%
102%
T
Talcott
5V2s
5s
(James)
5y2%
Tandy
conv
senior
Corp
Terminal
Refund
RR
and
1979
notes
notes
6V'2s
Assn
Refund and impt
June-Dec
of
June-Dec
1978
St
:
127
106
104%
105%
IncluJed in
127
133
127
169
not
104%
105%
"105
Jan-July
*92%
Jan-Jwlp
April-Oct
*82 %
95
91
C
87
79
80
tb6
2019
27/8s series D
1985
*79
__
delivery
year's range^ d p-Interest
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s
sale not included in the
the year's range,
n
included in the year's range,
(
94%
82%
Louis—
series
Deferred
-105
June-Dec
1979
1980
debs
impt 4s
a
Inc—
notes
senior
capital
t
Co^a^e^relm^te^d^^ei^g'in'^ankruptcy,
BrSPa$ bid\0„dSr/pAceaSfUnoesd.S
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i^lude every security whether
oj^a^lons Stock Exchange itself and
list w* furnish a complete report
Friday.
Sales
Friday
LastSale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
*
i
Week's
Riange
of Prices
Shares
Pai'
Acme
Class
A
AerorFlow Dynamics Inc
10c
1
Manufacturing
Inc
Techniques
Aerosol
Aileen
Inc
Parking
Airport
^
.
Alabkma
m
4%
5%
5,800
4% Aug
2%
3
3,300
2%
17,400
9,300
51%
48
2 J/2
7%
Sep
Jun
Jan
4%
% May
10
12,500
3%
4,800
3%
Sep
8,200
19%
Aor
14%
14'A
20%
21%
_3%
~3%
3%
Bohack
4%
13% May
17y2
Corp
Brandywine
Jan
93%
Jan
23
Brad
Jun
Sep
80
3%
1,300
Jan
5y2
Feb
Allied
Paper
Inc
Control Co
Allied
Corp -l
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Alrtiar Rainwear Corp
class
Inc
Alsco
—
Oil
Corp
Foote
shares
American
Sep
7%
Jan
2 Ye
May
,
4'/':"
Jun
7%
100
7%
Sep
9%
Jun
8,000
7Va
Jan
10%
5,600
8%
3,600
7%
Aug
14%
4%
1,000
4%
Aug
10
3%
3%
800
6%
5,800
3%
Sep
3% July
41%
350
6%
7%
3%
6%
7 J/4
7%
Gas
1,000
3'A
3%
5.300
3
2%/
3
2,700
5%
•
•
pfd_10o
."
Baby
6%
American
5»/8 May
4y«
Sej>
Buell
3V4 Mar
2 Va
Aug
3%
Jan
4»A
Jan
2%
Sep
10%
4%
Sep
Jan
4
4'A
11%'
2,600
5
%
11 V2
5%
5
Feb
11
May
3
Jan
600
10
Mar
12
100
17% Aug
26
800
12%-
11,800
•
1,900
310
Jan
2%
Jan
11 y8
Aug
7% Mar
96%
Jan
16%
Food Stores Inc
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
Products' Inc
Associated
Astrex
23%
11,700
22%
300
8%
42.100
9%
10
Apr
May
18%" Feb"
23%
Sep
8'A
1,800
1,500
6%
Jan
8
2%
Apr
5
A
Sep
Jun
13%
14%
12,600
10%
Jan
15%
27%
100
22%
Jan
28% May
25%
26 %
2,700
22%
Jan
28% May
7%
Jan
8 %
8%
600
9%
9%
10%
7,100
8% May
57/y
6 %
3,000
4%
19%
19%
8,000
13%
10 %
10%
400
3%
3%
200
19%
20%
10,500
10
10%
700
i<t
8,000
5%
.
8% Aug
12%
Jun
Jan
8Va
Jan
Jan
19%
10%
Jan
10%
Sep
Feb
3%
Aug
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
20%
Sep
Sep
14
Jun
^
-
19% '
10
1.
Sep
—
Company-—— _2.50
'
19%
1
I
10
(J
P)
A
Jan
3%
3%
200
3 Va May
5%
Jun
6
8
6
6 %
1,900
5% May
6%
y8
25c
Corp_l'
°
1
1
Inc
Son
&
Jan
3%
3s 6d
:
:
v;
7%
—
17%
Apr
9%
Jan
16%
Apr
19%
Aug
2,200
15%
Aug
22 %
Feb
14,000
22%
63 V2
Feb
31
Aug
150
Jan
76
Sep
51%
150
51%
Sep
55
Jun
55
400
53%
Jun
8'/a
3,100
18 %
15,700
1
18%
*
1
Inc
%
17%'
17%
18%
29'A
29'A
29%
74 >/2
74%
75 %
51%
54%
6V2 July
Aug
4% May
14 %
Sep
Calgary & Edmonton
14% July
California
T^n
101
4%
7,100
3%
Sep
13 Va
Jan
34%
17,700
28%
Jan
37
Aug
$2.50
99 Va
Sep
103
Feb
22
Sep
,30~.
Jan
23'/2
1,900
1%
1%
700
l.9o
56,300
1
4%
4%
5
Testing
1
-
Jun
2%
1%
A
1,000
100
5iu
Electric
Corp Ltd
Power
common
preferred
50
50
50
pieferred—
!
preferred
Cameo-Parkway Records
Class
Jan
% Mar
6%
A
55
"
Inc—
:
7%
;3%~ Jan"
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Machines
6% July
Canada
Canada
4%
Jan
May
6
Bread
Mines
Ltd
Inc
Cement Co
11,000
„
Hi
6 %
6%
~
Ltd
600
6% July
31*6
Aug
4% May
20
12 %
Jan
4% May
7%
Jun
36%
Apr
4%
Jan
"
3 in
3!i
3 i«V
60% Mar
Jan
27%
•
common
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Canada
1,500
3 'a
•
preferred
$1.30
3'/2
1
1
^
Ltd
Co
7%
3
10c
;
Sep
1%
800
/ii
5%
5%
25,400
15%
1,300
Products__10c
—____ls
7"%
A7%
7%
'400
Va
10%
68 J/8
70 J/2
1,000
lO'/a
10%
4,300
14
13%
14%
10,900
1%
9,100
10c
"
Research
Co
_
Corp
Atlas Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
General
Atlas
Devices
Radio
Corp
Mfg
Automatic
Steel
20,300
3'A Mar
Jan
6%
16%
8%
Jan
19,600
5%
%
Sep
A
Jun
1 Va
Jan
7.700
ii
Aug
2%
4,800
15,800
Mir
9%
sy8
Sep
2Va Apr
7ya July
55% Jan
8% May
1%
l'A
1
1
\ 16%
16
%
__
Javelin
Oils
Co
Jan
Marconi
Canadian
15JA
Aug
Canadianwide
Canadian
v.
Properties Ltd
1%
Jun
17%
Feb
Jan
Canaveral
Feb,
Williston
13'/a
6,100
10%
Apr
16 J/4
27%
10.000
13%
Jan
28%
Sen
3'A
3%
1,900
3»A
Sep
5%
Feb
1
6%
6
6%
4.700
4XU July
2% Mar
6%
Sep
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4%
Jan
Carnation
I—:—10c
2%
2%
5
18%
18%
20%.
_10
3
Inc
l
13%
14 Va
Collieries
42%
42%
Corp
2,900
3
U»/2
Jan
403
11%
Jan
600
40 l/a Mar
1,400
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
15
4R%
Jun
.
Ltd
Carreras
Carter
Amer
(JW)
(AM)
Co
Co
&
8%
Baldwin-Montrose
Bargain
Jan
12%
Sep
7%
13%
13 Va
73
4
1,400
13%
2,300
Jan
5
8% Aug
15
Aug
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
18
Jan
1% May
Jun
Inc
USA Inc
Town
4
4%
2.100",
1%
lh
1 [\i
8,000
10c
—
Charge Services
Hadley Corp 1
Maine
Power &
Power
Inc
3.50%
Light 4%
Central Securities
2%
2%
25«
1,600
2%
Apr
6J/2
Jan
9%
pref
44%
Sep
Corp
pfd
common
>/4
7%
8 "a
1,300
17%
8
_10c
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
Chamberlin
44%
241,700
4%
Jan
Charter
Oil
Telephone
Belock
Benrus
Berkey
44%
9 J/2
_i
1
Corp__
8%
9%
10
9%
10%.
3,400
8%
Sep
12'A
2,100
8% Mar
10%
Jan
Watch
Photo
Co
Inc
Corp
Inc
—
12,000
24%
Apr
170
Jan
Chromalloy
1
1 'A
2,300
%
Jan
1% July
Cinerama
1V2
21,100
%
Feb
iy2 Mar
Circuit
18%
18%
6,800
14%
Jan
22% Aug
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
Clark
May
47J/2 July
31/2
Jan
Clarostat
21
7%
7
8 VB
8,700
<■
2%
2
2%
1,100
50 %
25c
5Q%
1,700
2
53 y2 May
Corp
Corp
A4
5
4%
Ll
8
l
9
34.
V
5
7%
4%
8
8%
9%
11,500
a
Jan
1,500
7%
Sep
22,200
6%
Jan
10%
3Vs
Jan
8
Aug
6%
Jun
10% May
9%
Sep
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common
5,200
%
Feb
90
72%
Jan
78
Sep
Jan
89
Sep
Jan
20%
Jan
32
78
19%
20 »/4
2,300
31%
3%
-*
31%
50
100
1,800
"i%
20%
200
13
400
26J/4
2%
G
~L%
13
__
28
26%
Apr
Jan
9Vb
3
Aug
5% Mar
'
Jan
U
Feb
10% Feb
7
Aug
Aug
1 /c
Jun
13%
Aug
Jan
29
%
3,500
1%
Jan
3
17,600
5Vb
Jan
8%
Jun
21%
33,500
12 Vb
Jan
23%
Sep
18%
700
17 3
a
59,200
291
a
19,600
12%
12 Va
12%
1.400
:
4 900
22 %
12% Aug
19
Mar
10% Mar
2%
Sep
4
3%
4 >. 2
6%
5
6 J' 2
5,000
4% Aug
1
6%'19% :
2%-
6%
6 Ja
T 4,800
M.100
4% Mar
11%
Apr
7%
6%
16
17%
2%
11%
23%
—
Apr
2
36
1
1 Vb
2
16
°
10'A May
6
36
"~:
17 Va
5
--
5
20
Sep
1,000
77
•
20%
1
1
Corporation
5%
17,600
3A
10o
4
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
5'A
1
Corporation
Clopay
Jan
Aug
9%
1
ii
77
100
10c
Manufacturing Co
%
6
4 Va
1
•
Cable Corp—.
110 %
85%
•
lc
Development Ltd
Mar
700
14
25c
Corp
Sep
4
8%
1
10c
Inc
Foil
C K P
Clary
Mining
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
50c
4 %
4 Va
14
1
Oil
Sep
H Mar
700
200
1
I
Sep
112
107
%
2.50
Corp
8
Mar
.
108%
Jan
19
Jan
4%
107
"
Corp
Ltd_r*_
Jan
16% Mar
Co of America
Co
16%
108'A
1
1%
For footnotes, see page
22%
83
2
1%
l
;
Jan
8%
Consolidated
1%
transactions
Instrument
Apr
7%
1,100
1
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Christiana
50c
Corp
of Canada—
17%
4
Cherry-Burrell
•
Shoe
Va
Apr
4l/8 May
3%
Century Geophysical
25c
:
Inc
(AS)
Electronic
Foreign
1
——_
Feb
13%
8,400
103% 106
7
•
Chief
Barnes Engineering Co
%
1,500
8%
Co
Jan
3,200
5%
lo
Century Electric
6
Jan
15%
Apr
14 J/2 July
4
—lc
Jan
7
series B convertible preferred.*
$1.40
7%
Vb
11'A May
50c
Corp
Ltd
Industries
Banner
J/4 Aug
8
*
preferred
Securities
Oil
8
6.000
—50c
/—
Convertible
400
11%
Chemical—
Common
Banff
9 J'a
10%
9
10%
Sep
3,000
1
Corp of America
Central
1
4
8
10
Central
1
Sep
1,400
21
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
1
Catalin
Inc
12%
103%
5.50
Central
Industries
Jan
5%
21%
1
:
Co
Central
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
9%
1
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred
Mar
Castle
Baker
4%
1.500
15 Va
22 3A May
-'
4312
jun
12 %
/it
5%
1
12 J/4
26
3%
com
3%
Jun
13
26 Va
Jan
3,500
4
1
10c
Inc
11%
50c
Corp
8%
500
4%
3%
11%
6c
Minerals
International
7% July
l/a Feb
9/,, Aug
.18% Jun
3%
3%
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
%
2,300
35,700
11
10
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd
Jan
8%
12%
1
Canadian
Feb
—L
A
8
11 %
Jun
Feb
1
1
11%
8%
2.50
Ltd
71%
14%
%
.%
%
11
Gas
Feb
13
u
n
1
Ltd
__1
1
Avis Industrial Corp —
Avondale Corp
a—.-,
Baldwin
Lid
Foreign transactions
6%
2,900
J/2
__10c
Canadian
3y2 May
9
•
16%c
Homestead
Canadian Industrial
Mar
8
Dredge & Dock Co
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Jnn
"
1,800
—
Canadian
Sep
5 >«
Canadian
Aug
12y2 July
4%
transactions
Foreign
Feb
2y« Mar
Inc_l
Products
Ayrshire
6%
3'A
4
Automatic
Avien
10 pesos
Inc
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
6%
5%
Jan
1% Mar
&
Centers Inc—:
Sewing
Audio
Industries
5%
2%
68
1
warrants
option
2%
85,200
16%
1
Labs
Line
GOO
15%
Corp
Coast
1,600
1%
3%
-1*
.
*—_33V3c
Atlantic
3%
1%
15.'%
G'/a
6%
2%
'■
Industrial
Atlantic
3
3
lc
Co
Inc
Financial
Atico
Bell
Jun
8'/a
—50c
Inc__"
(The)
Shoe
Co
$3.00
r
America.—1«.
of
Gas
&
Atco Chemical
Beck
71«
.
Associated
Bell
Jun
100
Jan
4%
1
i
7%
7%
Jan
4 Mi
11%
5,V.
Jan
27%
1
dep rets ord shares
Burroughs
BVD
3%
5,71{
Aug
Jan
21 »/2
1 'A
registered—£1
Jan
41'A
28 %
13% Aug
11%
800
1%
rets
10%
Jan
Mines Ltd—
Butler's
Aug
Industries—
deposit
Hill
American
14 % Mar
900
99%
22
Apr
4'A Mar
200
3%
14 '/a.
•
.".
preferred
Industries
33%
/
6% Aug
20%
300
3 %
26%.
66 %o
Burnell & Co Inc
Jun
13,800
11
34%
—
8%
4%
13%
99
11"99"":
4 Vii
j
:
ZZ
serial
Burma
47% May
11 J/2
21J/2
1
24% Aug
8
8
'
10
Co Inc
Burgmaster Corp
Jan
11%
__
23
Jun
2
9,100
11
Sep
26
3'A
30c
-
Common
3,300
4%
4.200
8%^
1
—
com__30c
A
Company
Sep
3%
"I 'c
Inc
S F
JaiJ
3
Mar
l'A Jan
37
_•
Budget Finance Plan—
7 J/2
12 '/B
.
Services
Jan
(EL)
9Va
2%
4%
Jan
Jan
2,000
7'A
2%
22%
23 Va
£1
preferred-——
Jan
11%
*
Corp
Electric
59,300
40c
Ltd
transactions
Foreign
100
8%
11
—
18,100
45%
71/4
22
1
3 'A
45 J/4
4%
<,
800
2 Va
12%
2%
7%
Class B common
Bunker
5
Co.;——2.50
Light 4.72%
89
Mar
4
7,900
7'/a
11
-:2,
2% Mar
Sep
7%
25c
Inc
B
4,200
19 J/8
44
13 Va
1% May
16
7%
t
Brooks Instrument Co
Sep
Aug
"warrants"
Associated
*6%
52
.
20,600
..
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered-"
22
Electronic^ Inc
Associated
Petroleum
Amer
Foreign transactions
Sep
—.
Oil
British
Jan
Sep
Corp—
:
.__1
Angjo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Ansul Chemical Co i/—.—.
1
Anthony Pools Inc
1
Apache Corp
!
1-—1.25
Apollo Industries Inc"
.'——5
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
pfd—100
Argys Inc
50c
Co.
Feb
Jan
6 Vb
Sep
3
16
7
7%
.
•
Power
18
300
4 JA"
18
11%
-
2%
2%
transactions
41%
Radio
&
Foreign
4%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
Anchor Post Products
L—_•—~2
Arkansas Power &
Columbia
British
Bruce
3
2%
Jan
7%
———
Jan
3
500
1,700
90
16
Sep
"2'A
4%
7%
Sep
22 %
transactions'—
G'/a
Realty & Petroleum Corp-lOc
Louisiana
rets ord
10s
10a
bearer
registered--:
4
American
Arkansas
dep
Foreign
Aug
10%
rets ord
Amer
6% May
11
g8%
__
1%
16%
Jan
Jan
Tobacco—
dep
Forman Distillers cl
American
Asamera
4%
4;/
16
transactions
American
Amer
Company
>
July
Jan
26
British
Brown
1
Feb
Mar
24%
Jan
5
12%
1%
950
Brown
12.50
1%
1%...
81 %
6,500
1,700
Jan
A
1%
1%
,
26%
Feb
—
8%
17% July
200
26 %
Feb
Co
1%
!
13
26%
6%
class
Inc
4,400
12%
•
6V4
Petrofina
240
5%
.
Co
Jan
Manufacturing
89 'A
5%
•••-
-
Oil
American
Sep
Sep
MARC Inc-_
87 »/2
5 J/2
—
38 %
3%
American
Arrow
9,300
2
1.300
2%
4%
American
Armour
5
—
22%
38%
83'/a
•
20 »/2
'
2%
1,200
£1
50c
20%
7
38%
1,500
c
2% July
Feb
1
9,900
1
7%
6%
1
5'/a
Aluminum—25c
4,900
2,100
Co
3%
Inc
8
8 %
7%
1
85 >A
—•
10
7%
7%
,_20«.
Inc
Assn
Raceway
3%
American
Andrea
4%
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—_
American
Works
Gear
4%
Inc
Feb
5%
8 »/4
_10c
America
of
83'A
Systems
%
6,000
7-a
.1.50
•
5%
Business
4,600
6
4% Mar
Sep
Apr
-10C
Inc.
5%
American
Electronics
Jan
4
2 la
5%
5%
transactions
Foreign
Aug
9%
18 Va
500
Corp
Manufacturing
British
Jan
3%
8
Sep
_¥
1
84 '/2
American
American
5%
Mar
6% July
~2%
20%
.1
..
common
1
1
_
American-International
Aug
2
8%
4%
3%
1
0
Book Co
20
Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
American
4
9,200
9%
Biltrite
American
3,000
26.100
8%
7%
Beverage Corp ——
Rubber Co Inc
American
4%
3 J/2
7
2%
16% July
3% Aug
2
3
10c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—4
Sep
2%
—
800
3%
1
Inc—
$3.75 pfd-100
_
Industries Inc
Amco
72 J/2
4
4%
Jan
19 %
—
.
_
5%
A
of America
Aluminum Co
Ambassador
-,
Jan
56
7%
—10
50c
3
10c
1
1
preferred
convertible
270
72%
28%
May
4%
3%
Alleghany Corp "warrants"
—— >
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
£1 "A
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common.-l
5'A%
71'A
Sep
July
3a4
1
Bowling
Foreign
72 Vi
<
Jan
19
Inc-
prior preferred
Jan
Brillo
N V—
deposit rets American shs_
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State Properties Inc
1
3
950
18%
Inc
12%
Algemene Kunstzide
Co
Chemical Co
Borne
Breeze
American
(HC)
5 J/2 %
Feb
24% Aug
62 % Mar
—
9%
21 J'a
'
Industries
Bourjois
1,900
Feb
3%
.
High
Sep
"2%
19 'a
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
24% July
89%
21
•
6%
6.0C0
20 J/8
'
»•
1,100
3
Jan
20%
300
Low
7 Va
2%
2%
4
..
..
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
2 50
Building Industries
A
Bloomfield
Apr
Sep
Class
Jan
2%
,i. 1
&
Bloomfield
Shares
6%
•
—-
for Week
Low
1
.
Blauner's—
Jan
45%
_
_
Sales
Riange
Par
"
1
—
bv* Jun
7V2 Jan
3%
Inc_
-v// ;;
Smith Inc
Birdsboro Corp
Binney
Jan
65%
23%
18%
11%
Frocks
■
Bethlehem Corp (The)
Bickford's Inc ^
Jan
Apr
3%
1
Inc
3
2%
7
i
20%
.
Steel
Airlines
Alaska
Jun
2,500
80O>'
/■■
Berkshire
4% Mar
2%
3,500
20%*
10
.—100
Co commonpreferred—-f-—
5%
4%
7%
'
[
i
Jun
preferred—100
4.20%.
Power
Alan- Wood
2,200
2%
3%
of America—
Corp
1%
8
2'/2
18%
-1
'
Jan
7%
5
10c*
1
_—-:
investment & Discount Inc
Aid
18
7%
2%
50 v: -
1
Co
2,600
2%
—
1
Corp'
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
1
A'
.
2% Mar
3,900
3'A
10c
Liquidating Mfg Co
Admiral Plastics Corp
2% May
2%
7%
10
—
ADG!
High
1963
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
1
1
Inc
Products
Acme Precision
AcmS Wire Co
Since Jan. 1,
Low
2 '/a
25c
common
Range
2%
2%
1
Corp class A
1
Mfg Corp
10c
Missiles & Construction Corp—
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
-
-
Lasl
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
YEARLY RECORD
WEEKLY AND
following extensive
.
Stock Exchange
American
In the
.
20
2%
12
24 Va
12%
Apr
May
Feb
17 V2
Sep
39%
Sep
13% July
6% Mar
7%
9 Va
20
Jan
Jun
Sep
900
2% July
3V2
3,100
9% Mar
13 Va
Sep
27%
Sep
200
20% Mar
Jan
Number 6303
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1259)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September
Friday"
Friday
Kiange
Sale Price
Electronics
Cohu
Shares
Low
Par
Inc
3 V2
Apr
40%
1,200
29%
Apr
42 Va
13%'
3,900
13V8
Sep
18%
2
39 Va
Colonial
Sand
13 Va
1
Co_
Scone
&
Metals
Commercial
13Va
Community
Service
Public
Ft
Consolidated
Consolidated
Artists Schools
43 V4
3.000
7%
3,200
1!
5,900
~7%
%
7
lVa
l'Va
4%
5
2
38'/a May
Jan
Fargo
4%
4,500
4 Vt,
21V4
Jan
100
Sun
11%
3%
6,500
3%
*
lO'A
11%
13,300
8%
3 a
7,900
1 Va
1,700
1 Va
Aug
2%
Jan
7 Va
1,000
6%
Sep
8%
Feb
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Continental
Materials
Corp
Continental
Cock
Telephone
Paint
Co
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
19
1
5 V2
—
Aug
%
11 Va July
1,900
17 Va
Fischer &
Aug
20 V4 July
Jan
Fishman
Florida
7% May
5%
Sep
Jan
17 V2
May
Apr
17
May
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
ncn-votmg %
'-5
(Hi
Class
Coro
Inc
8%
~8%
8%
900
1
24 Va
24 Va
24%
1,100
20%
Apr
2IV2
~6%
~7
1,500
5 V2
Feb
7%
1,400
6%
Jan
8
Feb
10
American
reg)—£1
(ord
receipts
dep
Crane
Petroleum
(Deli—50c
2%
~2%
~3
41%
41%
42%
11.600
4 Va
700
Corp
Consolidated
Corp
Milner
3%
—
Aluminum
Crown
Drug
Cubic
Land
&
Co—
Corporation
Manufacturing
(MH)
common
Tiger
of
Systems
2,100
,
General
8%
6 V2
Sep
12%
Jan
7%
Jan
8 V2
May
11%
Jan
17%
IIV'4
Jan
16%
American
dep
Corp
/
Development
General
Electric
American
dep rets
Ltd
ord
rets
Ltd
5'%
May
6-fV Sep
*
190
10 Va
1.000
5 Va
Sep
34
12,500
18%
Jan
—
142 Va
Jan
—
—
Apr
2,700
16
5,000
j 4
5,600
8'/a Jan
4% July
8 Va
8%
15
28 %
Va
Va
3%
%
29%,-
Va
2,100
24%
15 Va
15%
11.600
3%
3%-
10%
800
v-:.
%
%
Sep
Jan
34%
%
158 Va
Jun
9
Sep
Jly
Jan
:
16%
Sep
7%
Jan
32
Jan
Aug
%
Jan
15% Aug
4%
Sep
Jun
1%
Jan
Apr
lVa
Jan
%
%
500
Sep
July
Sep
11%
Feb
1 %
Apr
2>/a
Apr
1,200
2 Va
Jan
2%
Feb'
3,700
10%
800
2%
2%
5.600
2%
2%
Jun
13%
17 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
13
12%
12%
2V2
*
12%
900
12 V4
12%
2,600
Apr
ord
Coal
&
transactions—
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
(The)
IIV2
8'/a
8 Va
*
——1
Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
34%
34 Va
Test
•,
14 V4
Apr
—
_
——
4,400
17%
7,500
100
5%
:
1,400
I8V2 May
16
Jan
Aug
Jun
Feb
19 Va
10%
13%
Jan
Sep
34
7%
41
Jan
9
Feb
33% July
15% Feb
40%
Feb
18%
Jan
:5% Mar
Jan
3
2%
3V8
2,200
2V4
Aug
3%
1,000
5
Aug
~6%
Feb
2 3
6%
1,400
6V4
Jun
7%
35 Va
35%
700
31%
Jan
36%
Jun
Edo
preferred series
Corporation _!
Elco
Corp
3 V4
3%
52,300
July
4%
3%
2
Sep
700
1% May
3 Va
Feb
7Va
7Va
200
6%
9
Jan
45 Va
51
May
L
40
179% 186%
140
165
10
15'/a
14 V4
15 V4
15,000
10%
10V4
11%
22.200
5'/a
_1
Assistance
Electronic
Communications
Electronic Research
'20%
Corp
—10c
1
of
9%
1
12
Associates Inc__10c
Inc
Sep
6%
Jan
20%
100
52,700
11%
12 V4
3,400
9.500
7%
5%
8%
1,100
28,000
1%
2
5
1%
—10c
3%
Sep
4%
2%
104%
Jun
11%
600
8V4
*
16 Va
5V4
2 V4
100
Jan
Aug
6%
Feb
7Va
——il
pfd
Sep
Sep
Va
2%
-
18634
Aug
1
Corp
District Electric 5%
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Empire
Sep
Jan
iJ
7Va
America
35%
199 %
19 V4
3,000
9Va
8
5% July
Jan
175% Mar
1
25c
Missile Facilities
Corp
13
16
'
11
Corp
Electronic
<fe
2,500
—-—2
„
Mar
2.000
1
Inc
Electrographic
.
4
4%
190
180
38
35%
34 Va
34%
100
46
Aug
May
199 V2
4'/4
4V2
20c
1
*
*
1
25c
Ltd
Electi;o-Voice
1%
—
B
—
Steel
1st preferred
Manufacturing
Co
..
Espey Mfg &
Esquire Inc
Electronics
_
_
„
_
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Chemical
ETS-Hokin
1,700
15
Jan
3% May
10% Apr
22
Aug
9%
Sep
14%
Jan
Jan
9%
Sep
1% July
6V4
Feb
4% Mar
8%
Sepp
3Va
Jan
6 !4
4%
Gilbert
(AC)
Co
_
_
_
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
footnotes,
Sep
14,600
2%
3,200
5 Va
4%
5%
31,800
7% Jan
2% May
11% Sep
2%
Feb
3% Aug
4%
Sep
7%
5%
Jan
7% Aug
24%
Aug
Aug
?
Jan
l25Vi
24%
8'a
4,900
7 Va
14 7
»
14%
15 Va
27.300
12%
14%
14 Va
15 Va
10,200
13
IV4
1 %
1%
4.600
13
Jan
24%
1%
-8c
14 %
14%
15
7,000
13V2
Aug
16 V4
Aug
11%
11%
12
900
11V4
Aug
12%
Apr
99 V4
99 V4
99!
_50o
13 Vo
13
14 y4
9,700
12
12
Va
400
11%
.11%
15,400
11%
11%
100
29
34 V4
8
1,500
•
A
1
v
n
Jan
Jun
102
1
11%
Feb
Jan
15%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
109
98 Va
Jan
101%
Feb
11
Apr
16%
Jan
10'A
Apr
10
25
t
34%
10 Va
Jan
13% Feb
12%, Aug
4V4
Gluckin
(Wm)
Goldfield
Co
Basins
Great
Lakes
Bowling
13,700
16 V4
Apr
23%
2,000
12 V2
Apr
18 Va
2.400
11
Sep
Va, Jan
21%
16%
16%
17%
19%
19%
20
Jan
Sep
Sep
20 V2 July
10 Vn
10%
10%
3,000
9 Va
Aug
llVa
1%
2 Va
40,400
1 Va
Jan
24'% V 24!%
800
16%
*
1
4
Co
Lakes
Chemical
Western
■/.■■■
2
Apr
1
Apr
2% Jun
American
States
Gulf & Western
3%
26 V«
Jan
8
Jan
Sep
Feb
Vai Sep
1 Va
31,800
1
Mar
1%
4 Va
96,900
2% Mar
57/a
Jun
5%' "
4'% May
6%
Sep
3%
Jan
8V4
Sep
200
2%
2 Va
Jan
-
2
Aug
6
13,700
Mar
1
%■
7%
8V4
27 3 4
28 Va
2%
8V4
27'B
■
3,100
%
250
"
24 Va July
2%
2
1,200
28 Va t Sep
33 V4
•9%
9%
7%
Jan
Aug
3,800
<
1% May
1,400
-
10
7
•
Inc__
3 Vt
3
3%
Inp—1
3V4
Apr
12%
5
Coatings
Feb
.
1
2 Va
10c
9%
Sep
3,400
3%
Jan
Jan
14%: Feb
May
39
3% Sep
14% Mar
8% July
1
4 Va
4%
23,700
50c
18 Va
18 Va
19 Va
500
13 Va
Aug
21
1
32
29%
32
12,100
26 Va
Jan
35Vt
l
27%
26%
28
12,600
2534
Aug
36%: Jan
1()<
2%
Corp
Industries.
&
4,700
-
Jan
1
Land
Land
21
1,100
7
llVa
3%
Va
—
50c
(The).
33 Y*
Apr
;.'V
Products
Chemical
Gulf
7%
3%
9Va Mar
5'%
30
:
Industries
Guerdon
Aug
4,400
3,600
%
22%
7 Va y
7%
4%
Corp
1
common__60c
I
5 %
*: 11'i»
22%
—1
Hydraulics
Corp
22%
5
series A
Stores
4%
10
10c
Corp
23 Va
•
4%
11%
20c
Inc
Co
Griesedieck: Company
Guardsman
'*"
Producers
v
■
Co
Industries
Petroleum
preferred
Grow
5 V*
1
£1
Manufacturing
American
Grocery
22
Feb
4
'
Manufacturing
Greer
34 Vt
Apr
3Va
21%
1
Gray
•■
Jan
11%
1
B
Ltd
Great
S%
13%
700
7,000
*
class
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Gordon Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporatioii
Great
Va
Va
22%
Corp
Goodman
Great
4
6,900
14%
14%
Industries
Gulton
Industries Inc
4
6%
Sep
Jan
(Aug
Apr
H
(
H
&
American
B
1V2
Aug
3% May
Corp
Hall
Lamp Co
Hanson-Van Winkle
Stores
Mining
Heller
4%
Pak
convertible preferred
Supermarkets Inc
5%
Hill's
Feb
Hilton
3%
3%
17,200
3
Mar
4
55
July
July
44%
Jan
Sep
2%
Jan
4Va
4
1,030
l'/t
4V8
Sep
5%
Jan
Hofmann
3%
3%
939
3%
Sep
4
4%
4%
Jan
4
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Foreign
transactions.
(R)
V8
%
4% May
4 V;
i.100
3% Aug
5%
5%
6
600
3% Mar
5%
Sep
9%
Jan
8%
900
6%
Jan
4V4
3,000
2%
Feb
4%
_1
6 %
6
7
44.000
3 Va
Apr
7V4 May
1
llVa
6.800
10 Va
1
10 %
11 Va
5
4Va
5 Va
500
3%
4
Va
16,700
11% Mar
Sep
&
Co
Inc
common
A
International
Corp
Industries Inc_,
Sep
Home Finance
Aug
7%
Jan
Home
5%
Feb
Sep
13,
Oil
Class
B
Jan
6%
Aug
8,8"0
13%
22 V2
Sep
9%
Jan
22
:
10
50c
5 Va
m-
'
27%
Jan
38% May
26%
Jan
35 Va July
5
19 V4
~5
5
30
10 '.4
2,800
Jan
110
Jan
85
9'.'a
Sep
15 %
Jan
Sep
102
76
'
9'%
Jan
23,400
106
106
^JVIar
5% Aug
*5%
22,600
3%
Jan
5%
1,600
13%
Jan
20%
5 Vb
1,700
4V4
Aug
4%
Aug
7%
5
200
5
5
21%
3.100
Va
4,900
Sep
7%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
lr%
1%
1 800
1%
~7Va
7Va
7%
2 200
7
Jan
_40c
1%
l5it
1%
1,300
1
May
3
1 200
25c
4
Co
Group
Ltd
25 Va
26 Va
1,600
4 Va
i9« Mar
19 Va
Jan
9Vt
Jan
4% Jan
12
Jan
27 V*
Jun
—
*
Inc
A
*
"l
"
1.400
1
Feb
1% Mar
8%
17,300
8%
Sep
38
39! Lj
1,800
39%
29
29
190
31%
Sep
Jun
14 Va
147/8
900
14%
Sep
11%
12 Va
1,100
12
12 Va
500
8%
39 Va
5
1
class
25
Feb
21 Va
Sep
4Va
4
Sep
9% Feb
Jan
13
29%
4%
5
Sep
May
20 Va
21%
1
8%
87k
9,000!
50c
1
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc
Holly
3,% Jan
5
6
5
29%
'
3,300
6% Mar
3% May
7%
-
Feb
2,400
26 %
9%
Jan
Jan
7 70J
26%
__
Sep
6.100
35%
100
2%
5%
4
4
21 %
8
49 V2
'«!,
63
6VH
2.50
200
7,500
Hoffman
3% J''!
35 %
"warrants"
Hotels
1%
Hoe
2,300
35%
Manufacturing Co—
— 1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
Sep
3%
400
—1
_10c
Inc
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
105
Aug
4
4
100
Portion
8Va Jan
Jan
1%
—•
pfd-
5% July
40 Va
5%
Higbie
Jan
1,900
May
18% Apr
700
21 %
preferred
Henderson's
Mar
*
& Co 5Va%
(W E)
Jan
16
9
1,600
Inc_50c
Heli-Coil Corp
17 V4
Sep
2
4
Rubenstein, Inc
Helena
July
Aug
6
3%
v'~-
16%
Aug
4,uU0
47
5 '
Co
6%
5% Feb
«
25c
Kosher Foods
Jun
4
18 V2
1%
45 7
4
Co
Instruments
17
6%
e
400
1,500
6 %
16%
'
1%
—2
10c
Co
Inc
National
Hebrew
Heinicke
16%
6 %
12
6
46'-t
1
1
Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Hecla
10%
10%
6-j
*
Harvey
Hastings Mfg
Hazel
Bishop
4,300
11%
25
Light—
Aug
10%
11%
:—1
Inc
Electric
Industries
Feb
3
5,600
8 nno
11%
25c
1
1—10
Corp
2
2%
3% % 3%
12%
t
v
3.50
Munning
(Paul) Inc
Corporation
Harvard
98
4
2 3
'
2
50 Va
1
34.
Jun
15%
24%
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
50
8%
see page
10%
2%
4c
1%
.1
-10c
9%
2%
33
Glenmore Distilleries
500
3%
_
20%
4% Sep
1 Va July
7% Apr
1.100
9%
Globe
5 Va
3%
--
Jan
Aug
600
2
1%
7
800
1
Co__
3Va
,
2,600
5 Va'
1
Glass Tlte Industries Inc
104% 104%
-10c
—
.—
Corp
Evans
Corp
„1
.
13%
v
.
4
-
-
..
17
Va/
5
_l
Ltd—
49%
-10
uorp
class
com
1%
1
common..—1
Corp
10V2
12
Apr
1
:
Yellowknife Mines
Class
&
16%
•
1%
Freightways Inc
Corp common
series A
36%
Jan
;—1
A—.
4% May
7% Aug:
4Va Juxb
Jan
2V4 May
30% Mar
400
a
1
Foreign transactions
Hartfield
class
Co
32 1
8
13
Feb
6%
1%
States
or
Jun
5%
Jan
7
67/s
1
Inc
preferred
t
Feb
186 V2
1
Giant
Inc
Harnlschfeger
Co
Rule
16V4
Feb
3%
"
Inc
Corp
4% May
25
Can
Essex
Apr
Sep
159
1
Foods
Hartford
KkT
4%
10
1,000
25% May
Jan
E
Devices
Air
Ero
7,400
17
'
preferred
$5
Controls
Hardeman
6r/c
Jan
12,200
13%
2%
Corporation
Giant
Harn
Forge
12%
3%
31 %
preferred
Gulf
■>
14%
4
10s
-—1
15c
*
10c
.
36
20
'5%
15% Aug
3,500
17 Va
5%
1
Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Drug
8%
20
17%
-—5
Co
200
5,300
100
34
1
Corp
Corp
DuVal
Corp
Dynalectron Corp
18
10%
34
32.50
:
Harris
11V4
.—-7.50
common
preferred
17Va
—*
Ltd
Co
Power
$4.60
,
500
16 V2
Erie
Sep
Sep
Sep
1% Mar
Corp
Supermarkets
Giannini
21%:May
2Va
12%
El-Tronics
84
24
10%
5 Va
)
Great
5%
4ia
; 9%
10'2
lO'/a
16
Emenee
100
13% Mar
Sep
2 Va May
1,000
%
%
_10s
1
10c
reg
General
8V2 May
i'tf Sep
7,300
*
Electronics
8
10
Gilchrist Co
6 Va
*
Electronic
13.900
Apr
•
Plywood
Stores
Apr
35%
11%
Jan
30
1,000
6
stock
Elder-Peel
24
4%
5
Georgia
37
July
5
4%
,
Steel
$6
Feb
900
2.50
Sep
12!a
4
Foreign transactions
Chemical Co Ltd
$7
7%
1.200
Genung's Incorporated
5,400
28 Va
common
Dominion
Eastern
Sep
3,000
Corp
Jan
2,300
1
—
Dominion Tar &
Eastern
Feb
4%
Va
12
■
Corp
4 Va
101,700
.
Apr
1%
7
Fireproofing
Foam
Gas
Sep
Jan
4%
1
Inc
Co
Dominion
Eastern
3%
5,300
registered—£1
ord
2
33
31
31 Va
4
Eastern
Jun
9% Mar
3
Corp
Ltd—
Co
2.900
5%
__25c
Products—
A
Eastern
2%
172 % 180
5%
1
Gateway
Sep
Sep
%
4%
transactions^
Bridge Co Ltd
Duro
10
172%
General
Aug
11%
8'4
Oils
Petroleum
Driver
6.800
Sep
7Va July
18
Feb
G
7%
Distillers Co Ltd—
Draper
Jan
2%
Inc_
Jan
35%
15%
Diversey Corp
Dorsey
14%
5
Sep
14% May
2% Feb
Sep
5%
5%
15Va
$2
Jan
6%
(Geo A) Co
4%
11
1
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts coin—10c
7%
1st
preferred
10
Foreign
4%
5
2 Va
9.200
35%
1
Raynolds
Dominion
2,700
26.600
Jar*
Apr
Feb
3 %
2%
2%
V4
4
,
6
Corp
Class
8%
1
8
3%
6%
General
11%
—-5
100
Inc
Industrial
Foreign
8V4
14%
500
21 %
23
1
(The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
Sporting Goods Co
Acceptance
"warrants"
General Alloys Co
General Battery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
1,100
15%
35 Va
1
B
class
Inc
Manufacturing——. 1
&
Devon-Palmer
Dome
Sep
Jan
Aug
loc
Fresnillo
6 5 it
28%
29
—
Mfg
Gasket
Dixilyn
3%
5%
6
900
3,900
4%
1
Jan
10,900
16
6
5%
Productions
Dialight
2,700
67,800
Sep
Jan
Sep
%
1
1
Inc
Apr
200
9 Vb
2
4%
Industries
&
*
5 V4
8.200
7
Va
6
2
10c
Inc
class A
debenture stock
Devoe
Juiy
3%
4%
1
8%
Sep
6%
10c
A pref—
:
35
System Inc cl A com—20c
Transit
Detroit
1 ie
Feb
11%
1
1
Jan
3
Aug
9
_50c
50c
Inc
Inc
Corp class
Desilu
1%
7
3
1
2% .Sep
6% 'Jan
5%
6%
1
Brothers
Mines
Detroit
Inc
Canada
General
Dairies —-
Crystal
Data-Control
8%
Co
General
Daryl Industries Inc
Dennison
35%
Sep
24,300
15%
11%
__
1
Garan
-
C
Co
Jan
D
Dayco
Sep
11'«
7
6%
Corp
Line lnc__
General
D
14%
22 V8
5,300
13%
15 "4
2.50
/
3%
11V4
1%
15
Defiance
Inc
Porter
General
Day
6%
8
Jun
1,500
15
Davidson
3,400
1,100
Jan
Sep
9Va July
Aug
11,600
-1
Daitch
5%
21%
5
15%
preferred
5%
8%
15
B
6 %
4
10c
4514
11%
15
Class
12 %
6%
Jun
Jan
7% Aug
11 Va Jan
Jan
3
Jan
"7%
8%
Co class
Laboratories class A common/—].
Cutter
12%
1
Corp
Jan
3%
300
3%
3 Va
2 Va
11%
25c
-10c
—*
A
r
Co
Oil
Curtis.
4%
1
Fotochrome
Jan
Sep
26
35% Mar
300
8Vt
1
8
(Md) ——-5
Petroleum
Central
Crown
2 %
2 Va
8!s
Corp_..25c
Co
Industries
&
4
—_25c
1
United Corp
Crystal
9%
Aug
Jan
20
38,800
5
—-—1
Carrier Industries Inc
Crown
6%
6%
6%
7%
Ltd—
C'reole
Crose
High
Aug
Courtaulds
Crowley
3 V4
4 Va
5,300
1
Motor
Feb
7i5e
preferred
Cresmont
700
33,3 JJ
<4
8
2%
loc
Inc
Foreign transactions
Forest City Enterprises
Jun
common
16
class A
a
Cott
Beverage
Corp
—-1.50
Cott Bottling Co of New England—1
$1
A___
Capital
Flying
Apr
~7
Reynolds
&
Corroon
General
Sterling
Ford
Corby
class
Corp
Chemicals
convertible
'Firth
Jan
15%
5%
&
Warrants
13%
700
5%
19
Aug
Va
24,900
19%
12%
Feb
10%
6,700
13
12 Va
5%
6% Mar
1,900
%
IB
1
15
Co
Varnish
&
8 Va
8
8%
cl A_—50c
10c
Corp
4 V4
19%
,
2 ,Y,
.
Apr
5 Va
100
5%
5%
1
Corp___
1
Realty & Construction
Corp common
lOc
60c
Continental
;
First National
%
1 %
6%
12
33
1
1
25o
Financial
1 Va
1 6
Purchaser
Plastics
Sep
1 Va Mar
7
__10c
1
Engineering—1
&
Jan
•',4 Mar
3%
10%
—
Inc
Ray
Jun
"3%
13%
31
Va
transactions
Filmways Inc
Feb
4%
12%
31%
1
4
16%
7%
1
Felmont Petroleum
Sep
Fields
__20c
Products class A
27!a
12%
Ltd—
Federated
5V4 Aug
Apr
800
Oil
Oils
8V4
__1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Alines Ltd
Apr
4%
19%
„2c
.
Jan
26%
Inc
Inc
5%
27%
& Gas
1
3%
4%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
1.50
Co
Inc
14%
Foreign
——
Plan
Aug
2b%
Shares
High
L_l
Seaboard Drilling
4% Mar
800
5
Falcon
% May
6%
26%
Aviation
Continental
Famous
1%
4%
Corp
Royalty
Construction
Feb
7
Jun
26%
Oil
Consolidated
46
Jan
1
10c
Electric
transactions,.-
reign
Record
4
8,500
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Diesel
Consol
Consolidated
Fairmont Chemical Co
Family
200
1%
42%
Compo Snoe Machinery vtc ext to *65-1
Compudyne Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
for Week
Low
Sep
Feb
6
1V4
1%
Inc—iuc
10
Range
of Prices
Pricey
Par
Aug
Jan
6
5
Co
Discount Centers
Community
39!
5
Inc
Co
Sales
5V4 July
4,900
-
Coleman
Sale
27)
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Low
4!a
American Stock
Range Since Jan. I,1963
High
4 Vb
4 '/8
1
4.
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Sales
Sales
Week's
Week's
*
31
12
4% Mar
32%
Jan
13%
13Va May
,
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Price
Class
Hudson
140
102 '/a
Sep
124
19%
20V4
600
18'A July
99'/4
120
95y4
32%
33
300
28
jan
Jan
Feb
Majestic
Jan
Mallory
Specialties Inc
Randall Corp—
100% July
Mangel
Stores
23
35 % May
6% May
51/2
700
4%
Jan
1,700
17%
Jan
20
1,700
17
Jan
20%
Apr
33% Aug
17%
18'/a
32
32'A
1,800
26%
Feb
32
11%
liy4
11%
3,600
HVs
Aug
19%
18 Va
20 Va
16,100
12%
Jap
6
6%
6,900
3%
12,200
6%
-
'
10c
1
"3%
Apr
Masco
5%
Jan
Sep
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
toreign transactions
Apr
Maule
29,300
5Va
Jan
9%
2,900
15%
Jan
22%
Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
*
Royalty
12%
6 fe
8 3A.
9
800
500
1,700
90 'A
20
12
Jun
6
Aug
class A
Melnor Industries Inc
Menasco
Mfg Co
3,200
500
1,900
3%
3%
36 Va
700
51/2
5%
15,200
4'A
1,400
17'/a
20,900
3%
4%
16
17V8
6%
1V4:
13%
1,000
300
1,300
3%
3»/2
3'/2
300
l'A
13%
6%
6%
10
86
86
13'/2
13'A
14%
33%
33%
6
ft
2% Aug
3% Mar
8%
Sep
Sep
4% May
171/2 Feb
8ya
Sep
ll'A May
13,700
35%
3,900
%
Aug
3Va Aug
90
7c
Feb
31
4Va May
2%
Jan
51/4
Feb
36V2
Sep
Aug
5% Feb
6 Va
6
Jan
9
Sep
Jun
1
May
1%
Jan
10'A Feb
15'A
Feb
3%
Jun
Va" Feb
7
3'A
Jan
83% May
9%
201/2
99,000
Jan
Jan
Investment Co
Financial Corp
Midwest
Factors
Glass Co
—-——L
Construction Co
—1
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
1
Jeannette
17%
14%
Sep
Aug
% Mar
Ve Mar
warrants——:
Jetronics Industries Inc
John's
Bargain Stores
Corp
B
Series
JV'yV'
'
f
r
,
6 V8
Apr
Jan
4
4,300
5'A
2,900
3%
Sep
10%
4
i'A
Jan
6,"4
Apr
111 Jan
21s
Apr
5%
2,300
2'A
80O
2%"
2%
2,600
13%
2,200
4'A
8,700
12%
12%
35
3%
a
2%
Apr
July
11
3% Aug
3'A
Jan
15% May
Mat
5
Molybdenite Corp (Can). Ltd
Corp pf America
..
•
4
Gas
Kansas
&
1
-1
25c
1
2.50
1
10c
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
Co
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Kay
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
Oil
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
Company
1.25
1
^1
1
Kingsford Company
Products •
Service Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kingston
———^—
(H
Hotels
Kostin
Co
(The)
Kratter
Kropp
Smith
4,900
6lA
80O
30%
19,300
91/2
2,600
8%
1,500
13%
6'A Mar
8% Sep
1% Jan
2 %
v
10c
100
Jan
34
Sep
10
——£Z
Warrants
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morse
Electro Products
Mt
Industries common
preferred —'
6%
Mt
Mount
Tel
i
1
50o
1
—
class A
Videotronics class A
Muntz TV Inc_-__—
Murray Ohio Mfg C014
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Feb
34%
Corp
&
—1
1
1
3
5
of Delaware
Sessions Co—
Lamson
Lamson
91/2
Jan
12
Larchfield
2
10,200
3V2
3%
2,200
22%
21%
22%
6,100
41
38 Va
46%
44,300
3'A
3%
12%
13'A
1,800
5,200
11
11'/a
400
Mar
1
Aug
14
18 ya
Jan
5
Apr
Feb
3y8
23
Sep
Mar
47
Sep
3%
Jan
2%
Apr
10 Ve
Aug
14 Va Mar
11
Sep
14
3 Va
Aug
Feb
5%
Jun
4
4%
7,900
18
18%
600
15% Mar
19% July
18
800
14%
18
8V2
8'/a
9
1%
1%
1%
4%
4'/a
4 '/a
•
22,300
2,500
5,700
Jan
7% May
Sep
171/11 Jan
4
Jan
2%
Feb
Jun
1%
5%
Jan
1
National
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
Bellas
National
Bowl-O-Mat
25c
Milling—3
Hess
Casket
National
Corp
%
Company
National Company Inc
National Electric Weld Machines
National Equipment- Rental Ltd
Petroleum Ltd
Foreign
transactions
National
Lee
Filter
Motor
Corp
Products
A
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
preferred
Corp of America
Lithonia Lighting Inc
Oil
Steel
Locke
Lockwood
Class
Louis
Jan
National
Sep
2%
600
2% July
16 Va
1,000
ll'A Jan
17%
14%
Jan
181/2 July
Inc
Packing Co
Stores
Nedicks
Needham
Aug
3% Mar
Nelly Don Inc
Jan
6'/a
Sep
Nestle-Le
38%
29,500
22% Jan
38%
Sep
?.
1
1
25c
4
70c
—1
L'l
2.50
&
il
1
1
Service
Exploration
10
30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
Lucky
(The)
2.50
Co
2
Corp
New
3%
Jan
Mur
Idria
New Jersey
2%
400
2Va Aug
500
l'/a July
New
1%
Mexico & Arizona
10,500
x5o July
i90 May
New
17n
8%
8%
2,400
Sep
11 % Mar
New
8%
New
10'A
10%
Feb
10y4
5% July
New
Mining Co
Process
Co
York Auction Co
York & Honduras
900
1,100
8
10'A
Apr
4ya Aug
%
ll'A
12 '/a
5,600
ll'A Sep
7% Mar
7%
7%
81/2
17,300
6% Aug
9'/2
91/2
15%
15'/4
9%
9%
n
:
81/2
Jan
9 'A Mar
Sep
171/2
108,600
8'A
10%
1,700
Park
Noma Corp
l'/a
11/8
6,300
9 Ve
300
8%
1.800
3
1,000
8 »/2
'
RailwayAmerican Royalties Inc.
Canadian Oils Ltd
Norfolk
F$b
171/2
Sep
North
7% Aug
151/2
Jan
North
4%
Mar
1
&
Jun
1% Jan
8% Feb
10V4
Jun
8'A
10%
Airlines
North Penn RR Co—
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4Vi%
Novo Industrial Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer (Del)
Feb
83%
83%
85%
10,400
70 Va
Jan
31 y*
31
321/a
5,300
25%
Jan
38%
Apr
Jan
Sep
29%. Feb
Jan
10
9%
8'A
271/4 0
-
8%
8
8
MacFadden-Bartell
Trucks
Mackey
Inc
42,100
4V»
150
25%
6,300
7%
Feb
Ogden
Vending
Co
Industries
Macoid
Jan
21%
3,900
2,100
5%
5%
61/2
89,100
Va
31/8
A.
181/2
21%
3'/a
31/4
2,300
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
Petroleum Corp
Oil Corporation
For footnotes,
4
ZZZZic
%
%
—50c
vtc
6%
6%
see page
34.
•
Sep
51/2
Feb
7
11 '/4
12%
10V4
13
13%
13%
14
20%
20%
2%
8,500
151/2
I6V4 Sep
10% May
Jan
11
52,700
8%
15
11
Jan
5%
15
Jan
131/4
Jan
161/4
Apr
300
19%
Jan
20% July
15,800
51/2
Jun
81/4
2,400
14%
Aug
17'/2
Sep
3%
1,000
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
36'/4
Jun
5%
1,800
17
3%
5'/2
17%
11%
Apr
6 Ve
5%
15'/2 Aug
Jan
9%
20%
15%
Jan
7%
31'/4
5%
15%
11%
2,100
29,900
1,100
17%
12%
102
24%
51/4
5%
3,400
"5V,-
51/4
5%
7,000
41/4
v
22
Aug
3%
3%
4%
14,300
ivi
l'A
l'/a
4,500
97
971/4
104 Vz
150
2
16,000
11%
15%
161/2
29Vs.
30 Ve
10%
500
~4
33%
34 y»
17%
19%
48
48
4
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Apr
July
8
Jan
17% May
Jan
31%
May
5%
Jan
Apr
11% July
4%
13
•
5%
Apr
July
Feb
26
Jan
371/4
Jun
12V8
Jan ~
19%
Sep
49'/2
Jan
Jan
45
100
48
4%
12%
4
41/4 July
18,700
4%
•
Feb
3%; Jan.
1,900
18
4%
Mar
9
5,300
400
•
164:
Jan
261/4
1,100
4%
10%
0%
9%
4%
Apr
May
July
13
13,600
10 1/8
99
5%
1,000
30
Jan
2
3%
—
16
Sep
11% Jan
106
5y8
—
»
U Feb
321/4
;
103
1% July
500
3%
3%
Jan
155
600
11%
10%
Feb
971/2 Jan
80
161'a 162
2'/8
i 2
Jun
101% Jan
270.
101
100
101
94
80
104
1V« Sep
Sep
May
6%
Jan
2
Jan 1
6% May
% July
17,100
31
28
Jan
261/4
Jan
41/4 Jan
700
lV,
-
291/2
107
™221/2 Apr
16,900
25
24%
18 Vi
Jan
Jan
Aug
81/2
5'/4 Aug
400
18
'
.
3% Aug
3,100
4',4
51/8 Mar
300
4%
Sep
5%
6%
6',2
8.600
6 y8
Sep
91/2 May
2%
2 Vz
3.300
l'/a
Apr
5%
Jan
lO'/a
10 Va
1,500
7%
Feb
11 Va
Aug
8,400
5%
Aug
47
"6I/2
2%
10%
?
a
.5
.
'
31 Vz
6%
10 %
5%
6 1/8
1
5%
1
600
1
Feb
31
32
1,750
22
Jan
Vz
10%
6
6Vt Aug
2,300
6%
10 1/2
8%
9
81/4 May
1%
_
Sep
8
Apr
400
9'/4
Jan
12%
Jun
8%
Sep
14%
Feb
1{J May
2% July
2'/2
55,100
16%
1,900
15 Ve
Feb
18
11
11%
1,300
5%
Jan
14%
Hi
Jan
33
16
2%
Jan
3,300
9
•
U
21
2,000
.
Apr
3%
300
Jan
Jan
25
Jun
May
4%
Sep
Jan
May
2%
6%
Jan
15%
Jun
7i/4
Sep
8%
Sep
8%
Jan
3,200
2
8,100
3,300
2,600
500
5V4 Sep
Jan
Jun
11
8Va Jan
141/2 May
200
10%
1,600
10%
Feb
16%
Va
Apr
%
Jan
281/4 Mar
381/2
Aug
9% Mar
16i/4
sep
2,100
2,700
1% Mar
39,900
Jan
5% Aug
Aug
34Va Aug
32 V2
29 Vz Mar
1,050
371/2
Jan
74%
1,300
5%
Jan
8%
3
7,200
1% May
2,000
71/2
Jan
1,100
1
1%
Jan
2
Jan
1U
20,900
25
Jun
102
5,875
1,600
1
101/4
Sep
Apr
Feb
Feb
Mar
Apr
21/2
Apr
4% July
571/2
Jan
671/2 Aug
92
7,100
1
50c
Town
Co
preferred
4%%
Corp
17
Sep
26%
Apr
21
Jan
24 V4
Jun
Jan
61/2
Sep
1
12,800
%
Jun
„.1%
Jan
7%
18,200
4'/a
Jun
7%
Sep
.
common
preferred
4% Aug
3,100
17
21%
Inc
Magellan
Magna
1%
41/8
17
ZZZZ.i
-33 '/a c
class
Airlines Inc
5
1
1
1
25c
1
20c
Corp
Brass
Ohio
4
3'/4
600
3,400
50
Occidental Petroleum Corp
•40c
50c
Sep
Mar
Jan
96
5,400
5%
Jan
121/4 Aug
100,200
11/2
Apr
110
pfd—100
*1
lOo
Manufacturing Co
Oak
Old
Corp
"warrants"—
1%
2%
Jan
O
Ohio Power
Mack
Jun
3%
.July
13
27
ttb
4 'A Mar
17%
22% Sep
90
Apr
8%
2,200
Jan
Aug
Sep
2V2 July
900
M
Macke
Southern
Northeast
21%
2%
21 Va
•
Apr
We
1.25
Inc
Noramco
2% May
—
24 Va
50c
25c
Land
1
1
*
*
Rosario—3.33'/n
1
8% May
91/2
-
;// ■
12 Ve
23%
Feb
2,500
9Va
1 I/B
—
2%
14% July
10
Jan
Chem Co
Min &
Zinc
%
5
20 Vi
1
:
IV2
4%
Feb
100
2
Co
2%
2%
"%
Bartlett—
10c
&
351/4
36 Va
61/2
12
5,600
2
Sherry Preserves Inc
Lynch
41/4
171/4
2%
class A
Work-Clothes Rental
5
*
A
Lunkenheimer
National Video Corp
15%
25c
Land
Jan
700
10c
Chain
Kessler
Gas
1% Jun
2%
2,200
10
A
Louisiana
Jun
6 %
Inc
Co
Louisiana
14%
2%
Lodge & Shipley (The) 'Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co
Louis Lesser Enterprises Inc—
Class
Jan
17%
5%
Lithium
Livingston
6,500
9%
500
Jan
5
1
30c
50c
50c
—20c
*
Co
National Union Electric Corp
16
2%
4%
24Va
1
5%
9% July
7,900
15%
1
1
2
1
National Transit
6
1
Sons
&
Levitt
Jun
1,400
2
2
2
12
2%
-1
Corp.
Inc
Levine's
10%
Aug
1,900
2,300
Si/a
5
3%
•
Rubber Machinery
Aug
17%
.10
class
Lefcourt
Realty Corp _!
Leslie Fay Inc cl^tss A
Lee
10'/a
8%
Apr
8%
14'/2
—
Industries Inc
8
-5
International
Plan
Lease
10 Ve
3
—
Napco Industries Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
1,800
9
8 Va
Jun
10'/4
9%
7%
Feb
Jun
28V4
Feb
N
Corp
Nachman
National Presto
8%
115,100
23 %
221/4
51/4
lO'/a
17%
Jan
1%
17%
4
18
_
Corp
4,700
Feb
3 A May
Apr
1%
21/4 Aug
81/2 July
36,900
9%
Apr
Sep
15
__1
Inc
Industries
Lanston*
2%
9
Sep
"fVa
Sep
6'A Mar
20%
Jan
.1%
—-1
2.50
2.50
—10
50o
-.
Company
Muter
National
Corp_
2'A
151/8
iVz Jan:!
500
7
15%
2.50
12.50
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel &
20 Va May
Feb
11
4
1
:
Company
Diablo
Sep
11%
3%
25c
1
Clemens
14%
14,200
14%
•
class A
9,000
14%
24 Ve
100
100
•/*.—100
preferred series C
May
17%
8
1
Industries
May
9
l'/a
Sep
8
2%
51%
12'/4
4% July
35
~7
.
Precision
6% July
Jan
Jan
Jan
141/2
221/4
7'/a
29%
Sep
27%
14%
10
Apr
Jan
8% July
1,200
34
~7
1
National Rolling Mills Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lamb
Industries
9,300
22V2
4% Mar
191/8
Sep
41/2
Jan
4% May
15% Mar ®
l'/a
1%
11
13%
Apr'I
Jun
Jan
2%
1%.
3%.
10%
3,500
1V2
3%
13 Vi
97
Feb
24,500
3
2%
1%
33Van
Forge Co
Electronics Corp
(The)
Kulka
31%
13Va
1
Corp class A—
2.Q00
6
~2%
7.50
Corp
20
14%
29%
8%
2.50
25c
5
Corp
1%
98'A
28
6
'—1
Inc
L)
Klion
Inc
IV2
14'/a
28%
10c
Inc
(S) Dept Stores
Kleinert
(I B) Rubber
Klein
Knott
m—
—
Industries
Kleer-Vu
i—
:
Kinney
93,800
4,400
98 'A
14%
307/a
1
Company
Broad Bldg Co
Drug
Kaufman
Kavanaii
8
7%
7%
1 Va
50c
pfd—100
(D) & Company
& Electric 4Vz%
Kaltman
2,500
6%
5%
141/2
1
,
Molybdenum
Movie Star Inc
Corp
9%
9
33'/2
15%
Electronics Corp
1
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Foreign transactions
—*Minnesota Power & Light 57o pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company.
10c
-Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines Inc
j
1'
MPO
-
Industries
3,300
50c
50
preferred
convertible
4'A%
Movielab Inc
-
K
Kaiser
1,600
20 Ve
,
>
:
6 '/a
19'/a
12% May
5%
2 V2
10c
—25c
75c
•i/'-'.'.r !* •.«'.*! •'
Jan
Jan
3%
2 i\t
5%
;
(The)
Corp
Jupiter
8
3%
4%
1
Petrochemicals
1,900
9Va
Jan
Aug
88
40 %
4%
'
4
Jefferson
Lake
Corp
Wohl Co common
Miller
Monogram
9
Aug
6%
6
Milo
4.^J%
Jefferson
:
Midwestern
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80% preferred series B
9
16'/«
3,300
102 % May
10c
Corp
6
Mill
35%
6,500
8 1/4
91/4
10c
1-1
1
10
—1
1
50c
5
50c
2.50
Inc
Chemical Corp
Sugar Co common
Extruders
Michigan
Apr
88
8%
3%
14% May
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
Microwave Associates Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
9%
6,300
18%
7%
42 Va May
Michigan
2%
"5%
Sep
Sep
700
96
9%
Feb
1,100
95
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Foreign
transactions
Jun
3'A
95 lA
Jun
10%
8%
8%
6%
92%
2Vz
10
18 "2
331/2
50c
1
10c
1
1
1
1
Inc
81/2 July
90V2
8Va
Sep
5%
3
Inc
Industries
Corp
"warrants"McCulloch Oil Corp new
Mead Johnson & Co
Miami
~2%
<
Jan
36% July
3Va
1
1
Supply Corp
Hospital
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
7Va
500
12V2
common
new
Merchants
90 y2
1.
pfd—100
—
Public Service Co 3.90%
1,900
40 y2
610
1
1
International Products
5
International Stretch Products
1
Intex
Oil Company
33VbC;
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5<
Investors
40%
40'A
8%
5
1
of North America
Mar
4
12,400
40'A
12%
,
.
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 47c pfd__100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
Inland Homes Corp
1
Insurance,Co
4,900
40'A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
*.—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Irland—£1
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Corp j.
International Oil & Gas Corp
9-JV
9 13U
7,500
40 %
*
transactions
Foreign
9%
9%
£1
transactions
Oil (Canada)
Foreign
Imperial
61/2
5%
5%
33'/he
Magnetics Corp
2%
McCrory
Medco
IMC
3,200
191/2
1
1
•
Cup Corp
Maryland
2,100
2%
7%
1
A
Class
2%
1
Carter Paint Co common
Mary
Apr
1%
8%
17
Jan
2% Jan
18%
7>/B
7%
17 Vi
14 V2
20'/e Sep
1,100
18%
Industries Corp
10c
Corp
"warrants"—t_
Jan
/a Msr
18% May
13%
2%
Martin-Marietta
High
23
12 '/a Mar
13%
£1
Ltd
Co
Marlene
Low
20% July
22 Vz
13%
1
6%
5
3%
2%
2.50
5
Marconi
Apr
18%
Range Since Jan. 1, ]<MJ3
900
23
2.50
Rubber
International Marine
Mansfield Tire &
Shares
High
Low
7
*
10c
Public Service
Maine
Jan
51/4
3
Products
>4
17%
1
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food
500
4
34
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Aug
27
for Week
Last
Exchange
American Stock
1,1963
Since Jan.
99V4
1
Hatcher Inc
Canada Ltd
transactions
Manufacturing Co
Hughes &
Husky Oil
Foreign
Hycon
28
*
-100
2.50
1
com—5
B common
5
& Manhattan Corp class A__lo
Vitamin Products Inc
1
Hudson
High
27 3
*
Range
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
1021/e 103
_7.50
A). & Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
57c
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A
(Geo
Hormel
Shares
Low
Par'
Katz
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
American Stock
Ipco
.
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Iowa
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1260)
32
O'okiep Copper Co
34%
Sep
7V8
Sep
3.100
52,000
6Va
6%
14,500
33'/2
341/4
700
23%
Jan
99'/2 lOO'/z
240
98
7%
Jan
41/4
Aug
61/4
100
10%
4%
8%
10%
4%"
800
70 Vz
5
13%
711/2
51
250
~5'/a
1,800
141/4
Apr
Jan
4% July
"
1
800
3%
22'
4% Mar
6,400
4%
5
1
17% May
Jan
14%
32%
/.
—1
—1
1
Jan
13%
30%
Ltd Amer £hares_10s
transactions—
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing —
Foreign
1
—100
1
—7
13
19%
14
31%
3%
20O
22%
23%
2.500
10%
Jan
/uj«£:Sep.
17% May
34%
101
Sep
May
11%
Jan
61/8
Jan
74% May
7%
Feb
14%
Sep
41/2
Jan
24'/2
Sep
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
,
(1261)
Chronicle
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 27)
Range
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Low
Rio
Grande
Coast
Co
common
5%
cum
25%
Jan
37% July
9,500
9%
Sep
13 %
Feb
Rochester
20%
50
Jan
22
Mar
Rodney Metals Inc„—_______
Jan
23
May
Rogers
11% July
*9%
_9%
10
19,300
7%
Jan
33%
33 Va
33 Va
5,500
32%
Feb
35
Jan
29 Va
2934
600
29%
Jan
31%
Jun
27 Va
28
600
26%
Apr
29%
Jun
26 Va
26%
1,100
Feb
27%
500
Sep
26% Aug
27%
Va
26%
27%
26 .v.
27% July
253/a
25%
500
27
preferred
dividend preferred
$4.36
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
&
Power
Light
—'
Tubes
class A
Page-Hersey
Pall
Corp
Pantasote
23%
Company
Parker
Co
Pen
Class
B
$2.50
Penn
Traffic
Co
10514
200
Photo
Perfect
—
Industries
&
Plume
Oil
Prairie
Pratt
&
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
Class
Providence
Aug
Sep
4.40 7o
5%
Jan
8%
8%
200
1114
4,000
414%
500
25%
600
19%
Jan
11%
11%
33,500
8%
Jan
11%
13 %
3,900
11%
Sep
16
Jun
57%
Puritan
3
Jan
3 !'«
6%
Apr
Lawrence
Carlos
3
2,600
3ft
7
7
600
1%
12,400
1%
i
26
Sep.
25%
'12
13
13%
3,000
11%
Apr
85%
84
86
1,400
72%
Jan
1%
1%
14%
series
9%
9%
800
10
13
3/4
4%
2,800
14°/'8
4 Va
414
13
27,100
lVa
8 % Mar
&
Screen
Fisher
Sep
Real
4,000
23,600
514
5
414-
4%
10%8"
■
12%
120
•
7 %
7
8%
23,600
5%
414
10%
8%
800
400
%
Sep
Jan
Seulectro
Jan
Season-All
7%
R.
E.
Pump
1 %
Sep
23%
1,100
6%
Apr
8%
Aug
300
5%
26%
2%
Apr
Jan
Jan
105
3,500
21%
2%
300
2%
52%
Apr
3% Jan
3% Jan
4,400
D.
Jan
Jun
k
Sep
M.
•
& Latz
Sliaer
13% July
Shoe
Shattuck
;
of
8%
Feb
10%
Sep
Sherwin-Williams Co
47c
126
Aug
32% July
16%
17%
13,500
14%
2%
2%
1,300
~3%
2
Jun
3%
3%
100
3
Mar
19
Aug
2%
2%
800
2%
Aug
17%
16%
18%
4,100
7%
Jan
21%
19%
10%
25c
6%
Jan
■'•5
__
6 3/a
12%
3 Va
3,200
1,200
4
8
54,900
V,
12%
4,600
1,700
3% Aug
6
1%
3%
Sep
6"%
Feb
33
Jan
Jun
2
Apr
3%
3%
7% Juiy
American
9"% May
2%
3% Feb
Sep
93/a
400
2ft
211
4,600
33 Va
450
29% Aug
3,600
% Aug
3% May
Transistor
Creek
Simmons
$3
33
35%
600
3,700
Jun
Jun
29
21%
18%
16%
16%
—
Apr
35%
3%
3%
Jun
Jan
Feb
9%
1%
2%
5%
6
:
Sep
9% Mar
12%
Sep
Feb
253/a May
9%
Jan
19%
~6%
Jan
8%
2%
Sep
4%
Feb
4% Mar
6%
Aug
1,800
'53,600
5,900
5%
Sep
1,000
4%
Aug
•7%
2,100
6
22%
32,500
13
8%
14,500
7
1
16%
15%
16%
1,500
10%
210,900
2,900
5
'
3%
_*
13%
13%
13%
7 %
7 Va
7%
1,700
5
8%*-
8%
-8"%
*3,300
90
*4,200
„
3%
88%
•87%
24%
23%
24%
,»«
3/tt
27%
28
2
26%
(v
__2
1,000
7%
9Va
4,100
8%
1,800
7% July
6ft Jan
4%
43/a
2,600
3%
Jan
5%
Jun
15%
15%
3,300
10%
Jan
17 %
Aug
600
21%
Jan
25
20 %
Sep
25%
Sep
Feb
24%
25
20%
20%
21%
1,800
13 %
133/a
13%
500
93
100
65 %
67
1,300
9% Sep
9% Jun
12% Jan
14%
92% Mar
96
13 %
13
13 %
1,800
41%
40
433/4
11,600
9
69%
10%
Jun
Jan
74%
Feb
91
Jan
100
Mar
25
25
26% Mar
1,900
8%
Feb
A
2%
1,800
2
Aug
13%
11
11
3%
III
Co
Feb
16
Feb
11%
9%
4,600
5%
26,300
11
5014
11
11%
500
49
60 %
84,300
21V4
21%
22%
3,300
3%
3%
Sep
19%
600
54%
230
5
28
Jan
41% Jan
100
5
July
6
Mar
11
Jan
41 Ye
Sep
4% July
7%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,300
8%
Jan
14%
17%
40% May
14%
15%
2,200
5% Aug
14% Aug
30%
8.33 %
32%
2,400
27%
Jan
25
31
31
150
28% July
26%
100
26%
Feb
27%
23%
23%
2,400
23 %
Apr
25
Feb
23%
23%
200
23%
Feb
25
Jan
23%
23%
200
22%
Feb
23% Aug
"17%
23%
Corp__2
17%
18
700
16
Apr
19% July
2%
Arena Inc
2%
900
2% Aug
4%
Feb
500
74 % Mar
893/4
Sep
%
8%
3,900
6%
Sep
14%
Apr
1,900
2%
Jan
7
Sep
Aug
6 3/4
3,200
12
6%
Apr
9 %
Sep
1 % July
2%
Jan
263/a
Sep
~6%
6
2%^~3
,~8%
7%CJr%
Co
8%
94,100
1 %
1V4
1%
6,400
1
24%
24%
25%
3,200
18%
Jan
1
10%
10 %
10%
3.100
7%
Jan
11% July
20
.
26%
26 Va
26%
150
23%
Feb
27% July
13%
13%
200
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
4%
6,600
Aug
43%
Jan
1
23% May
5%
10c
n%
10 %
1
l
23%
1
13%
Industries
Inc
class
Instruments
A
Inc
Co of Canada Ltd
Foreign
7%
Jan
2
Feb
6
6%
4,600
1%
1%
1%
.2,500
Jan
"7%
12,800
5% May
9% July
2%
2%
1,200
Jun
4
16,100
2% Jan
2% May
3%
3%
5%
% Aug
12
Jan
17%
6% Aug
3%
Apr
7% Jan
ft July
300
101,700
20,800
Jun
34% July
6% Jan
19 Va
Jun
1% Feb
1
22%
26 Va
14%
22 Va
6,600
12%
15,000
Jan
29% May
8% Mar
14%
17 Va Mar
20%
Sep
16%
Jan
27%
Jun
7%
—
Apr
Sep
9
24 Va
24%
253/4
2,100
10c
123/4
12 Va
14%
36,100
1
18%
17 Va
18 Va
4,700
15 % July
23 %
Feb
15
15
15%
1,600
12%
Jan
21%
Jun
15%
15 %
17%
4,400
10 Va
Jan
16%
Sep
"1%
"l%
"l%
9,100
15
Sep
Aug
2,300
5%
17%
5
16% May
;
Co
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
30% May
6%
2,200
•
transactions
Stephan
6%
.5%
Sep
Mar
11
30
Feb
4% July
200
%
1
Ltd
Stepan Chemical
1
1,500
33
12"%
2,900
14%
32%
1
Corp
Mines
3
transactions
Jan
9%
7%
13%
14
5 %
Corp
Parts Corp
Stelma Inc
8
12%
14
1
Tube class B
Uranium
13
1
Co
Inc
Aviation
Statham
4
Inc—
i
Shares
Foreign
Star
1
3c
.
Products
Jan
"
8%
Forgings Corp
Motor
Jan
89%
__lc
Metals
May
2%
8%
Co
33
86%
"warrants"-.
Paint
Jun,
26%
25
Petroleum
A
Sep
Apr
2,900
2,300
California
Brands
33%
60
5%
25
Stanrock
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jun
39%
1
Feb
63 %
5%
49%
21"
4
Steel
2,100
29% Aug
5%
25
Steel
8%
Jun
Jun
Sep
37%
preferred
Stanley
Feb
14%
Mar
19% Jan
18
3%
5%
cumulative
Standard
Feb
16
10 % July
23
7%
Jan
•
50o
preferred
cumulative preferred
Corp
Jan
Apr
317/a May
32 % May
1
Standard
Jan
8%
33%
5 '
Realty & Utilities
1
Royalty Co
_5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
_1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe ""orp
1
Jan
5% May
6% Jan
8%
32%
Southland
July
8%
10%
1,300
100-
53%
53%
£1
cumulative
Rand
Jun
3/a
1%
1,400
34%
Sep
33/e May
ft Jun
10,400
"
Aug
12% Mar
Southern
Jan
22,800
6%
"ft
2%
•
14% May
100
11%
%
21/4
>
Oil
Standard
2
15,700
%
Mar
Jun
9% Mar
10%
ft May
•
1
4.08%
Sep
5% May
16%
Publishing—
4.24%
Aug
11%
18% July
10% Sep
23
.
100
7%
34%
25c
57c original preferred
4.78% cumulative preferred
Jun
13%
43%
Feb
May
Sep
10% Apr
Apr
Jan
23,% Mar
Jan
Southern California Edison—
July
Jan
4914
6%
2%
10c
preferred
Venezuelan
Southern
93
I
deposit receipts
Boardman
4.32%
414
15%
7%
20c
Corp
Apr
Sep
5
23,100
27%
7U
22%
96
ft
Jan
Jan
11%
4
5,300
26%
Feb
6%
300
;rl0c
Corp
9 '/a
12
Jan
3
100
i*
Apr
Aug x
12%
I
850
1
3
Aug
-
6%
7%
9
5% May
•
'
7%
1
Sep
100
20%
.
Apr
3%
600
6
-~
7%
16%
6%
-5%
113/4
2,100
2%
4%
Sep
Jan
7%
Sonotone„;Corp
Soss
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp.
Sep
93/a
Sep
6
1% Aug
27
—
1
6%
2%
5c
314
%
11%
11%
2,500
11
Jan
18%
19
1,200
14
Mar
10c
7%
12
—————
—
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Jan
2,900
Jan
37
8%
12%
2%
6
—12.50
Apr
4% May
20%
;.
Jan
May
18
_20c
—
Mar
3%
24
8 Ve
"/
l
v
21
35,200
'
7
6%
1
...
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Slick Airways Inc
1
9
11%
18%
5%
4%
16%
Co
Jun
23
4,200
22 %
18
Simpson's Ltd
9
Inc.————1
Republic Foil Inc
1
Republic
Industrial Corp
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
*
Resistoflex Corp
1
Mining
4%
20% May
22% Apr
1.3
Precision
convertible
8%
Co
Inc
17% May
3% Feb
Jan
4,700
4%
21%
1
Silvray Lighting Inc
8
Sep
13% May
4%
11%
%
Associates
Jan
May
Aug
Simca Automobiles—
5%
Sep
Jan
9
——
RIC
4
Aug
4,000
18%
Inc
-
Apr
300
45
8%
414
—
11%
25c
B
Silver
5%
Co.
Jan
5% May
21%
12,300
1
;
Silicon
1
1
10
40c
—
3% Mar
13%
19 %
7%
12 %
3.50
Canada
Sep
20c
Dev
Jun
-100
14%
6%
Sep
5%
Y
N
Jan
Sep
8
100
1 ft
10
__10
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
9%
10%
"liV
1%
25c
common
4"%
34%
.
Jan
12
19%
50c
Inc
of
12%
35 %
66 %
i
21%
19%
__i
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Sinclair
2 ft"
——1
&
Co
2%
Mining
49%
9
"9
25c
A
7,800
8% May
Apr
3%
3%
7 •
25c
Inc
series
3%
20
„t
Apr
41%
Warrants
.3%
•
Corp.—.
Denn
7%
ft
Group Inc
Rico
Argentine
3%
16%
16 pesos
Inc
2%
4114
Restaurant
7,600
—1
Co
5,100
2%
2%
—*
———
Arms
3%
America
Leather
Seton
12,700
1
Remington
"3%
1
Inc
4%
3%
1
——
&
3%
9% July
3% Sep
______
12%
33/4
—
Corp
Insurance
8
5,200
..20
Industries
33/4
44%
5
1
Corp
(Robert)
3,900
_
9%
4%
12%
5
Reis
'3,500
2.50
Airlines
Corp
Standard
Broadcasting
Reliance
1%
9%
13%
Co__,
Servomechanisms
6% Aug
4% May
1
Industries
12 %
1 %
8%
13%
Bros Inc—_j.
Seeman
Class
————I
Reeves
Sep
Aug
1%
8%
.
8% July
Apr
1014
1
A
Reeves
1%
,_50c
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Inc.
-
Feb
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
—.
5%
2,400
4,600
Investment
bo
12%
Standard
A
Warrants
Reda
Sep
Apr
16
Aug
i—
9%
123
120
25
25%
47%
3%
—100
20c
*
5
America
Equities
9
3
86 %
Feb
714
1014
Properties Corp of America—
Realty
900
1
Servo Corp of
3914
4114
1
Industries Inc
Class
9%
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood
& Lumber.—
Seligman
20
Inc class A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co —.—
Rayette Co Inc __;—
of
9
9'
—1
Inc
Gems
10
4Va Aug
107,500
3/4
6%
6
1
Ramo
Estate
Jan
Ltd
Standard-Thomson
Trust
10%
convertible preferred..
Class
Real
Sep
—20
Petroleums
Standard Products
Ramer
6%
-
13%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd..
Foreign
Transactions
7:AK
class
3% Mar
1,200
preferred
Standard
Inc
7% Mar
1,500
7%
Seaboard World
*
Enterprises
4,300
4%
Industries (Del)
Paper Corp com
6%
Q
Ramco
11%
6%
•
Savoy
Saxon
Standard
Radiation
Jan
Apr
4%
,
Inc
Sarcee
Sep
Aug
Aug
7% May
2% Jan
Apr
13%
3%
Importers Inc
Lithium Corp
6
16
Apr
July
5
10%
_
Corp Ltd
Sports
Quality
Inc..
Milling Co Ltd
Sperry
Quebec
Jun
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Sayre
3
7
1
1
Pyle-National Co
3%
13% Aug
Aug
1
Telephone Co
Sportswear Corp
17%
Jan
7
5%
Jun
54%
13
26
2514
—10c
preferred
12
6% May
19% Jan
Corp—
Puerto Rico
Jan
4%
—1
9%
~3%
10%
Colorado—
of
13%
10%
series preferred
4 % %
preferred..
.
Apr
1
Gas
Service
Public
1,600
1,400
Petroleum
Sep
3%
33 %
Ltd
Apr
106% May
5%
2,400
1
(The) Company
Prophet
Feb
101% Aug
1%
*
1
Corp
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
SI.25
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
Feb
5%
1
Proctor-Silex
Progress
May
2514
•
——j
Mines
14%
8% May
San
—10c
B
4
26%
Jun
St
11%
1
—1
Inc
Apr
13 5/a
—10
class A
Salem-Brosius
2.50
:
11%
Jan
13%
Inc
Togs Inc
Jun
;—..1
A
Class
Preston
Russ
Sep
10
Inc
Realty
Russeks
Apr
Jan
.——50c
Co—
Jan
98%
A
7—~
Microwaye Corp
Precisionware
Rusco Industries Inc
Jan
3
22%
2%
66%
Lambert
Precision
Jan
700
.50c
Jan
163%
May
Jan
1%
10%~
Ltd
15'
5%
13%
L
L
Jan
1
50
*
Royalties
14%
Jan
Sep
800
1
Industries
104%
101 % Mar
95%
American
2 %
——1
Canada
of
13%
9%
89 %
3%
5
Royaiite Oil Co Ltd
99%
42%
Tel
—
100
1
Royal School Labs Inc
Sep
21%
_—_—1
Polymer Corp class A_.
Corp
Royal
Jan
Jun ;
101
Sep
95%
1,800
105,300
3/4
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Power
Jan
5%
3% May
98
July
—
Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A.
3%
■
1
35 %
Polymers Inc—10c
Mfg Co——_
*
Scale
Pneumatic
__•
Sep
Jan
~3%
___
41%
8%
5
Polarad
3%
5%
85
4 !» Mar
66% May
&
Atw.ood
170
"3%
Inc
Sep
~3%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
1
Pittsburgh Railways Co
1
P-lant Industries Inc .——---—.50c
Plastic Materials
3,600
87%
~3%
Inc.
Products
Jan
n
Corp
Products
Sep
6%
Inc
Plastics
Pioneer
Ross
Rowland
3%
—
Industries
Pierce
Apr
Jan
17%
10%
Co..10 pesos
10c
Phoenix
Steel Corp
(Del)
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
1
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co
26
25'%
47%
*
*
—
Feb
Jan
6% July
5% Jan
.1.20
1.603
Pharmaceutical
Philips Electronics &
5%'
14%
Raceway
1,900
—-—1
Electronics
Roosevelt
29,600
Foreign transactions.———
Phillips-Eckhardt
5%
87 Va
—£1
regis_—
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Aug
High
Jan
.1.50
v%
~I%-
10c
Minerals——'
&
.3,200
4%
4%
3%
1
Inc
18%
25c
.—1
—
—;
Oils
Peruvian
v
Co
Corp
Field
53 %
.
Permian
Roosevelt
39%
1
-1
(Mass).20
Corp
(The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island
Inc
Boys
53/4
87%
12%
ord
17%
Dredge Ltd—1
—:—2.50
—
Electronics
Pentron
4,200
2.50
_
rets
47%
2
Gold
dep
17%
—
preferred
5%
5
4,300
■
Corp
——1
Co common..—50c
Consolidated
Pato
Low
6 3,8
'
Inc. __20c
pfd F_ .-100
4 7o
_._
4%
1
1
___
Dohrmann
Parvin
1,800
7,100
6%
614
104
Corp class A—10c
class A.—-———2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Feb
American
San
——
Products
Elec
47%
Is
c
&
Broadcasting Incu
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
24%
-
6%
_1
Company
Chemical
20
3%
23 %
Electrochemical
Park
Pep
314
23 %
transactions.——
Foreign
Park
t
~v
210
~3%
1
Petroleum
Pancoastal
9614
.11
100
——1
50c
——
*
Paddington
200
9614
pfd
5%
Super Markets.
Corp class A
Packer's
102 %
warrants—
Ltd
1,760
96%
102% 102%
96%
'~i
Airlines
26%
140
98%
98
*
Northwest Bell Telep
Pacific
3,400
4
3%
3%
98"
«s
dividend
conv
Gas
Roxbury Carpet Company
2
$4.75
Technical
Corp
24
25 3/a
_*
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
27% May
100
.
High
5%
5%
Rollins
20
19%
_o
preferred
6
1
common-
700
9%
——~
dividend
B
32%
20%
*
Shares
Low
1
9%
—
$4.75
class
1965
3
31%
preferred-—_
conv
Finance
Robinson
Jan
9Va
-25
67c cum conv 2nd pfd A
-25
Pacific
Coast
Properties Inc~—
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 67c
1st pfd__25
5%% 1st preferred
———25
57c
1st preferred
25
5 7c
redeemable 1st preferred
25
57c redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
.
to
31%
8
.-1
Products.--—_.
for Week
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
Clay
Pacific
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
High
Vtc
Pacific
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1
50c
—1
*
i
4,900
42
5%
5%
3.200
3%
4%
3,700
16%
15
4,700
41
3%
3%
Apr
13%
2%
%
4,900
13%
60,500
8
3
2,200
—
13%
13%
13%
3,900
%
%
%
-5,900
Struthers
5%
5%
Jan
14% Jan
18%
Jan
6%
4%
Aug
9%
14%
Jun
1%
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
% Jan
3
Sep
8% Mar
14
May
%
Jan
International Petrol
Ltd
transactions
Swanee Paper
.
;
<
26
26
21%
21%
22%
2,800
6%
"
<
1%
26
12,500
.
..
Apr
Sep
19 % July
Sep
17% Mar
—
1%
Jan
40
Jan
26%
Apr
Corp
Svntex Corporation
Foreign transactions
Jan
8
1
8%
8%
9%
9,000
Sep
7%
7%
3,900
4% May
6
Feb
9%
7%
8
Jun
10c
Inc
Superior Window Co clasB A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Jun
Jan
400
26
1%
1%
1%
1,100
1%
6%
20,100
ft
5,100
—1
Corp
Electronics
Supercrete
Foreign
—
173/a
—4
Wells
Sunset
Sep
Sep
1
10c
1
Corp
Sunair
Apr
5
•
Stylon
,
21% Aug
Jan
(J B) Co
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
46% July
6%
7%
11%
Stetson
50c
Corp
-1
—25c
—
6%
6
6
,.%
*%
I
v*
4'/a
6
%
Aug
Jan
Jan
Sep
2%
7 Ve
Jan
Jan
ii Mar
, '
~
10c
50c
25c
1
2
%
24%
2
""%
"%
3,400
24%
24%
1,800
1% May
Jan
July
25 Va
2
3%
Jan
16%
3,300
93/4 Mar
17 Va
Aug
133 Va 148%
159,300
15y4
140
% Aug
1,300
2
2
138% 143
3,900
13%
35
Jan
153%
Aug
Sep
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1262)
.
.
.
Monday, September 30, 1963
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 27)
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
American Stock
Low
High
Friday
High
BONDS
Industries
Telectro
TelePrompter
Power
Texstar
&
Inc
Tobacco
46%
19%
20%
61,300
8%
Jan
22
Sep
1%
1%
5,100
1%
Sep
2V4
2%
2%
Jan
4%
5ft
5%
6%
Inc
Jan
3%
Jan
2,900
4% Mar
6%
Jan
20,100
4% Mar
7%
Apr
3%
Apr
1,600
2,200
% Mar
2%
Jan
1,700
2% Aug
4%
Jin
3'/a
3
3%
4,600
2% Aug
7%
Jan
BSF
98 %
Jan
7%
Feb
13%
15%
15,900
11% Mar
16%
Sep
24
24 %
,2,200
20%
25% July
1%
4,400
2%
Feb
12%
12%
11
Feb
13 %
Jun
14%
15
1,800
14%
Sep
18%
Jan
•
21 'A
20%
21%
2,400
20%
Sep
24%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
1,100
6%
Jun
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
oeneral
612
Jan
8%
Apr
General
27%
Aug
94%
Jun
1
2,700
4%
4%
1%
;
Jan
1%
300
Jan
Photolab
25%
26%
400
21% Mar
92
92%
175
90%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Sep
1
3%
3%
1
6,200
2%
5c
Inc
8%
"warrants"
Airlines
4%
12,200
10
8 J/4
11
1,800
14%
13%
1
•./- 4% Aug
Class
A
Transue
Trav-ler
True
Temper
4%
Feb
Hudson
Sep
Hydrometals
Sep
•
8%
1,700
16%
700
5%
1,900
3% May
15%
1,900
9% Mar
5
1
5
*
15
14%
36%
Inc
36%
38%
36%
9%
9,600
36%
100
"warrants"
10
Corp
9%
Jan
18%
7% Mar
."ift
i
7%
16%
Aug
6
15%
Aug
Jun
32 % Mar
41%
Sep
Jan
36%
Sep
29
Union
Chemical
Co
Gas
Canada
of
Stock
Yards
United
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
United
Omaha
of
Foods
Improvement
Milk
Molasses
Ltd
22
100
Jan
3%
3%
2 {g
12,100
Tile
7%
8%
2,600
7
2%
3%
6,500
7
7
3 Va
Universal
Container
Marion
Venture
6,500
4%
5
—2
2%
2%
2%
5%
■ft 5%
4%
4%
5%
-4%
ft
—25c
Virginia
Dare
Virginia
Iron
9
•:
Vita- Food
11%
warrants
;
"T5%*
.
'14 %
Sep
1% July
5
4%
8%
9%
67,800
16*4 a
8
8%
Inc
Corp
I: 3,300
-1
3%
3%.,,-.3%
11%
.10%
12%
131.300
3%
3%
4%
Westbury
5%
.6%
1
25c
"14%
.=
4,100
7%
11.
.16 % M6%
700
.14
14%
9
6%
10%
Jan
16%
47/a
Jun
ft
5%
Nuclear
pfd
Tablet
10c
5c
—
Invest
Eagle
Board
Inc
Stag Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
River
Oil
Inc
1
'
Williams
(The)
Brothers
i
1
—*
lbc
Inc
Co
Williams-McWilliams
(R
Wilshire
Oil
C)
&
Co
27%
Jun
Jan
Sep
97 % May
Aug
3
12%
3%
45,700
3%
2% Mar
.22%
24%
2,900
25%
13%
13%
%
25 3
a
14%
%
•ft
Apr
4
Jan
Sep
O
22%
Jan
26% May
4,700
9%
Jan
„
Feb
4'As
series
P
series
Q
% Aug
12
Southern
Counties
19% July
27%
Sep
800
1,900
9%
19
Jan
Sep
1% Feb
13% Sep
4% Sep
2%
Jun
16%
2,800
13%
18%
r
5%
7%
Jan
!
Co
8%
*1,700
8,% Sep
2
ift
21«
30,100
112 July
,'6 %
7%
ft 5,100
—
1
2
18%
96
96%
8%
*
—
_1
18'A
Jun
270
,
t
-
15%
95%
Jan
ft
8%
ord
102
Jun
9% May
8% Sep
1,350
11
19
i
10%
Jun
13%
700
16%
Feb
20% May
.*
'400
03
£1
Corp—___l
Ltd
8%
5c
reg
—
Hargreaves
Jan
6%
15%
15%
15%
2,500
\k
1J
%
2,300
————40c
Raceway
preferred
Inc
class
Aj...25c
common_.i__25c
:
13 V*
4
13%
4
4%
5
13%
* 4%
8%
6% Jan
2% Mar
15%
Sep
Aug
2% Mar
17%
Aug
1
Feb
ty Jan
^4,200
3%
ft
3%
100
17%
Jun
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
Apr
8% Mar
ft 7,300
4%
Foods
Corp
/fti
21'A
21%
50c
•
8 Va
.7%
I__l
;'3%
22 _..Sep
1,800
15%
Jan
8%
13,000
4%
Jan
9%
Sep
3%
400
3%
Sep
4%
Feb
22
-
41%
90
48%
107
110
17
103
116
176
190
637
112
190
102
102
102 %
15
100 %
April-Oct
100
100
101 %
17
99%
106%
108%
10
82 %
90
90
125
124
126
80
105
,i
bo
74
122
59
__
99%
__
83
51
91
93%
_
__
L_
83
53
77
90
t99%
$124%
__
122%
__
90
126
94%
23
__
$91
—
__
May-Wop
Jan-July
94%
±90
__
1998—Jan-July"
6s
I 94%
94%
98
93
100
95
127%
100
93%
85'A
60%
16
74
147
51
87%
7
85
91%
72
85
95
95
$85
__
%_
$87%
—
&
1
3
1
99% 103%
101 Vo 104Ya
98% 101%
92%
98%
104% 105
102% 102'A
$104% 107
-ft:
*
__
101
__
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102
99
$95
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99
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3
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102
100
105
93
95'A
91
91%
93%
94%
87%
92%
4
79
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79
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98%
—
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100% 101 ~
93% 93% "
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~ 92%
$93% —
$91% 93% "
—
90
98
26
1
11
5
103% 103%
__
83%
1
98
__
__
78
66%
82
90% 104%
—
__
June-Dec
245
__
June-Dec
55
•
54
140% 230
98% 99%
51
70'/a
"~\
$99% 100% *
__
56
56
100
78
15
80
$230
__
sub debs 1977—-Feb-Aug
Inc' 5s
Knapp
—
94%
87%
93%
101%
101% 104%
102% 105%
101% 104%
104% 106
91
92%
__
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1976
conv
86%
5
—
Carp—
Power 3%s 1964
debs 1974—
Water
Washington
&
Gas 6%
Investing
__
85%
$33
__
May-Nov
Electric 3'As .1970
6s debs 1973
87
99%
92
90 %
87
89
87
82
—
85
87
__
$90
Apnl-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s
$82
__
«b
97%
85
52
98'A
+90i^
__
ft
—
97%
98%
May-Now
subord debs
conv
S Natural
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ft
;/
/Sales
Week's
Friday
Interest
B O N D S
* Last
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
1951
_Jan-July
• Danzig Port & Waterways
6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s
series
series
Jan. 1,1963
B
6%s
(Prov)
Hanover
♦No
par
7%
7%
97H
—
—
97%
—
95
95%
70
—
__
$65
$99%
—
ft--
70
100%
--
$54
60
—
$97%
__
$94%
$100
—
66
99
50
49»/2
49'/2
50
82
42%
51%
„
52
52
1
46
53
stamped
Liquidating
—
16
—
__
(Plan A) 2V8s 2008—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped i(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jah 1 1997
^Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012_r.Jan-July
Maranhao
—
60
,
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d
distribution.
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
included in year's range),
r Transaction
tribution
xEx-rights.
z Ex-stock dividend.
(not
High
Low
No.
—
$7'A
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
1949
High
$110
__
Feb-Aug
1967
1967
A
4%s
•
7s
(Germany)
Baden
•
Bonds
$ Friday's
being traded flat.
bid and ask prices;
no
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
for cash
Ex-interest
transaction
t Ex-dis¬
(not included in year's range),
sales being transacted
during the current week.
ft
"cons,' consolidated;
,
_
certificates of deposit;
"conv," convertible; "M" mortgage;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants;
tive;
cum,
cumula¬
"vtc," voting trust certificates;
"n-v," non-voting stock;
"xw." without warrants.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last
Range
Sales
for Week
Sale Price'
'of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
ZZ(
.
.
Week's
'
•
Low
Par
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
.-1
Appollo Industries Inc————5
Armstrong Cork Co_——
1
Blaw-Knox
Co
•>+*';
99%
' 27%
30
"' 8'A
10
j
+_
+—10
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co
!
8.50
Harbison
Walker-Refractories
7%
Columbia
Horne
Gas System
Glass
1——
.*
preferred———100
Co
(Joseph)
7%
___':
Mfg
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing
Pittsburgh
Forgings
Co
common
o
'Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Corp
Bbit 0>rp of America
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Air
Brakeft——
Screw
Zale TJewelry Co~—
Zapata Off-Shore Co
61
10
108V2
Inc
Improvement
McKinney
Inc
26
iso
1972
Natco
System
24
~
May-Nov
Mar Sept
^Mar-Nov
Telei'egister Corp 63 May I 1980^—A.>
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—^Mar-Nov
RockwelNatandard
Zion
127
Duquesne
y
.
Express
99
1970
(Calif) 3s 1971
Gas
&
Service
Food
Jeanette
Yale
1
1967
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
20
800
8%
10%
18%
10%
—
5%
Ltd—
dep rets
6% "preference
Yonkers
101
1984
2-ft Mar
Machine
99%
101
Friday
8%
18%
96%
98%
Feb
2Va
25
86
84
:
Gas
Feb
6
Sep"
8%
pfd—100
79
50
gs
g8
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
Apr
5,700
*1,000
Vb
1
7
93%
69 '/2
1
Apr
500
4%
7
Gas
Southwestern
Jan
3,700
13%
.
72
e
57
42
1977
1988
California
Sep
*
4%
iq4
73%
.
14%
ft 5.200
14
13%
i 6%
25%
1%
1%
13%
4%
Aug
19% Jan
17%
16%
'•
debs
7734
73
80
1987
1987
July
ft
Jan
700
27
25%
"l%
14
ft
4,900
13%
21
Light 4%%
(F W)
Wear
Jan
5
3% July
21%
94 %
—L_1
__.
&
Newspaper
American
series
17% Mar
common
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
87
Jan
4% Sep
2 %
24%:
23¥8
72
42
1986
Webb
gg
84%
57
75
1976
4%s
Jan
Aug
42
3% May
.
5.700
K
'"7%
-
preferred
(John)
2%
1% Jan
64,500
'
%
v
1
ft
Co
Pwr
N
Southern
U
37^
771/2
15
42
ft'"
Brothers
Wisconsin
•
1,000
J
87/r Sep
Jun
3%
3%
3%
500
Sep
%
j,
i 2,600
;
~3"%
2%
lo
_
Industries
'
Williams
26
.3
2%
1
Corp
Stores
~3VB
10c
White
Williamhouse
series
4'As
f
10c
International
40.100
3%
j
25%
93'^May
1% July
j 5,200
140
4% May
Sep
8%
V'
Sep
Ltd;—
&
Paper
-
shares—„ls
ord
Stationery———*
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing-1
Whippany
i
10c
rets
25%
100
Inc
Inc
dep
3%
j
i
5,900
:
ift
4%
4%
4%
1
2
ft
44%. 46
1.25
4.40%
Stockholders
%
46
50c
8%
8%
1%
%
ft*
*
Fashions
American
4%s
Szabo
62
47
2
*"
Feb
3
200
47%
8q
1985
Aug
6%
1,900
6%
8%
ft.
1
L«_ 10c
Products—
3%
1%
1
Co
common
Utilities
3
3%
33
Low
6%
4
lo
Instrument
:
M
20 % Mar
900
gi
73ya
Afay-Nov
Gas Ca
&
warrants)
debs
series
Aug
Jan
~
81s8
Jan-July
Jan-July
deb 1982
5% 1977
due
6s
debs
4%s
•
preferred
sub
Sep
H15%
90
42
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
conv
8% May
12%
9V4 Mar
y
Jun
ft 12% Sep
July
5% Aug
,
700
5%
Jan
2%
.
12,200
9%
5
*
•
preference
Western
Wright
10 Va
—2
$
Equities
5%
;
6
1
.
-
Inc
Western
Wocrd
Feb
19% July
4% Jun
3% Mar
25,400
common-
Precision
Texas
Wilson
Jan
Aug
19% May
Jan
9% Jan
.
3,100
Co,—T_:i
Coke "Co—4
conv
Chemical
Wichita
9%
6% Mar
1,700
M4%
&
Company
Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Wiebolt
39%
78
•
Jan
13
69%
87
Jun
Jan
g
$92
Jan
6%
5%
w
$6- series
White
3
Jan
U% Sep
6,200
14
Weiman
Western
Aug
Jun
Apr
July
31
725
ft 6,900
25c
Products
Knapp
Western
6V4
75
Feb-Aug
Feb
600
:ii%.vrs?4
1
Waltham
West
11%
.
19 l/a
74
Mar-Sept
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—_May-Nop
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3Vis-series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
series B 1973
Feb-Auy
2%s
series C
1976
Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976
!
Feb-Aug
3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981
April-Oct
4'As
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
4%s
series I
1982
Jan-Aug
4%s
series J 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
Mar-Sept
5s
series L 1985
i
Feb-Aug
(without
7%s
6s
Jan
8
America
of
&
Wakefield Corp
.
Sep
3
14
A
Stores
Bond
&
Jun
12%
11%
liq tr ctfs—
1982
6%%
conv
Co
7s
Co
subord
conv
30y2
4
Equities Corp—
Reeves
6s
Instrument
non-cum
Webb
8%
Jan
2%
1
.
&
Jan
1%
_25c
VTR, Inc
6%
American
Realty
United
Vogt. Manufacturing
Waitt
Apr
Jan
5% Jan
4% July
■
49,300"
"9"
fty 9
!
Jj_5
Coal
May
3%
1% Sep
42
37
42
17.78
—
America—-
class
202
1,000
6,300
1%
1%
—
__:
(The)
Jan
4,600
1%
1%
Sugar
Inc
6% May
Jan
6
1,100
5
ft. 9
9
Corp
Capital Corp
Victoreen
7% .Sep
5'
700
14,200
9%
11%
v/
Viewlex
Jan
2%
1,100
8%
12%
8
8
11%
1
J.
25c
2%
2%
2%
50c
Industries Inc_10c
Corp
of
Apr
Sep
5% Aug
600
9%
5%
184%
Corp, cl. A com^lOc
Insurance
Universal
Corp
Jan
Jan
4%
^-*.1-
Inc
Universal
Corp
41
Mar
100
Corp
Automated
Universal
i
36
10c
1955
Universal Controls
Valve
1U Aug
Jan
2%
7%
1962
Series
Utah-Idaho
500
Tr
1978
4%s
Electric
Rapid
4
15
471/3
Corp 5%s 1974
Research Corp 5s 1976
Service
39
15
April-Oct
Hess
Public
Corp—
Series
Uris/Building
14,500
"ft
5
Co
Universal American
Warrants
1%
37'A
Apr
3Jan
Ltd—
Gas —
U S Rubber Reclaiming
Co
United Stockyards Corp
Warrants
1 Va
lift
36%
2.60
*
5%
3% Aug
2% Sep
1,100
2%
""V
Investing
&
Co.
Conditioning
Valspar
Sep
162
112%
8j
Quar-Mar
National
Jan-July
• Nuclear
Corp of America 5%s 1976
Feb-Oct
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
3%s
1970
Jan-July
23% May
3%
*
Products
Ceramic
Work
Sep
1
/Natural
Wood
14'A
2%
vtc
American dep rets ord regis—
United N J RR & Canal—
West
Jan
22
1
United
Ai*-
Jun
12%
21%
20
Inc
United
S
21
100
50c
Gas
&
United
S
17% Mar
13%
^_1
Corp
transactions-.
Corp
United
U
6%
118%
100
g0
General
National
102%
74
Feb-Aug
1st 6s
Corp
5%s
Co
Bellas
National
5%s
Elastic
U
5,000
13%
4
Products
Oil
Canco
Foreign
United
U S
6%
*
Co
Investment
Union
10% Jan
6%
6 'A
5
Oil
2
20
96
100%
I~
100%
39
June-Dec
1977
Chemical
Kawecki
14g
luo% 108
1973—June-Dec
debs
1972
6s
Realization
6s
102
__
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
1981
1981
7s conv
Mergenthaler Linotype
transactions—
Foreign
Union
Corp
Co
Livingston
Jan
Inc
Power
$101
92'A
100
_
I
Corp—
May-Not
April-Oct
1977
conv
Manhattan
&
Italian
71%
Corp—
dib
International
14%
8%
B
Construction
1981
5%s
Stores
89%
5
i4g
May-Nov
Afay-Nov
1993
1993—
A
series
&
Land
sub
conv
Hoffman
u
Unexcelled
6%s
115%
lo
}102
107%
88%
148Va
12k
90
21
*
__
Jim-Dec
1976—
American
Gulf
93
__
Mar-Sept
Development 6s 1974
Foam Corp
6%
conv
Hartueia
89%
93
~
Division—
J
4s
Inc 5%s
89%
68%
100
126%
__
RR—
4sl series
Realty
wts
ex
11%
16'A
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
6%s
Jan
*
Steel
Corp
Industries
National
Jan
10c
Williams
First
Kaltman
common
&
Forging
N
mortgage
ll
23
86
June-Dec
Jan-July
95%
120%
86
92%
1978
3%s
1978
92%
110%
114
92%
65
16
85
J126%
78
102Va
95
107
93
June-Dec
1978__
of
mortgage
1st
85%
__
June-Dec
1976
6s
debs
Lackawanna
Feb
Transportation Corp of America—
Inc
Western
5%
Jan
Co
&
92%
92%
117% 120 ~
"
High
27
84%
58):,
-—April-Oct
Assn - 6s
Lack
92v3
118
Low
65
114
1970—
A
+60%
No.
1975-Jan-July
Quar-Feb
1969
Authority
subord
conv
F^tochrome
Lux Corp
World
5.%s
series
Raceway
Credit
Coburn
Delaware
Jun
8
1974
1
Aug
convertible
1'ransit
1st
15
1»'
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Universal Corp
Trans
Cmcago
1%
12'A
10c
10
.
%
Aug
4'A Sep
debs
Corp 6%
6s
2%s
5%s
Brandywine
4'A
137/a
___25c
_
10,700
'
July
Steel
Edison
Co
24
50c
—
A—
~"% ?
"~U
U
102
Jan
ft
I
sub
conv
Instrument
Boston
Inc__25c
*
5%s
series A
1998
Blooinfield Building Indus Inc—
6%%
conv
sub deb 1977——
1%
rets ord registered—5s
Amer deposit rets def registered__5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo
Edison
4%%
preferred
100
Trans
Belock
Bethlehem
2%
deposit
Town
3
2%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Aifter
85
1
_
_—
85
2%
Inc
Foods
2%
1% Mar
85
2%
Co Inc com
preferred
class
Inc
'
1,100
gg
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972—April-Oct
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
June-Dec
Assciated Oil, & Gas 6s unv debs 1975
Jan-July
BaiUvvni Monirose Chemical Co 7s 1972—April-Oct
Sep
10c
Markets
Lewis
Feb
"
73
2%
5
convertible
Tillie
16%
l'A
2 'A
4%
6
Co
Thriftimart
17,200
Jan. 1,1963
High
70
1
2%
,
"warrants"
Thompson-Starrett
70c
43%
19 %
Light $4.56 pfd
Textron
Thorofare
38%
Range Since
Sold
Low
Inc
American
25% May
ft
,
Electronics
Textron
Shovel
Sep
Bondjs
Bid & Asked
77
Alsco
•
1
10c
Inc
Inc.
Corp
Electronics
Thew
22%
39 %
—
Industries
Engineering
Terminal-Hudson
Texas
56,200
10c
—1
*
Corp
Corp
Warrants
Television
23%
*
Teleregister Corp
Tenriey
22%
Friday's
or
Sale Price
—June-Dec
Sep
Apr
23%
1
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
9
Jan
8
20c
Inc
Technicolor
17%
10% Aug
74,900
17 VB
ft
Sales
Last
Period
15 'A
15%
1
10
*
Industries Inc
Talon Inc 4%
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Technical Operations Inc
Week's
Interest
I
T
Talley
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
&
Westinghouse /Elec
Corp—^
"
40%'41%
11% 11%
,99% lOO'/a
—
9;
4%
18%
59%
42%
5%
18%
28%
40
10
18%
28'A
9
4%
18%
57%
41 %
*5
18%
28Ya
6.25
37%
37%
-
-
lo
,5
57%
1
ft
5
124
1,546
116
50
36%
29
95
70c
29
29
ft1*—
-
109
33%
40%
95
70c
—
33V8
40%
Low
30
27
130
- •
26% 27%
'29'/2 30
8 'A -' 8%
36'A
—,
1
5
1
1
•
Range Since
ft " ft
High
63
^
251
10
300
44
935
ft.
•/
100
272
189
183
120
66
-
_.
33% Mar
7'A Mai66% Jan
25% Aug
27
Jan
-.8
Jan
31
Jan
,.31% Jan
31% Jan
23% Mar
,90% Apr
50c Feb
7% Aug
4% Aug
15% Jan
51% Jan
.34% Jan
4% Aug
17% Aug
25 % Jan
31%
881
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ft
....
ft:
•
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■
■
:
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-
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Jan. 1,
1963
High
42%
Aug
13'A July
100 %
Sep
33%
Apr
30 %
Jun
9%
Jan
34%
Aug
45'/b May
37% May
29%
97
75c
Sep
Aug
May
9%
Jan
5
Jan
22 Vb May
59%
44
5%
20
Sep
Aug
Sep
Apr
31% May
40'A
Sep
.
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 27)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Sale Price
Agricultural
Corp
Tel & Tel
American
Company
Anaconda
Co
Boston Garden-Arena Corp
Edison
Boston
Servicel Co
Cities
ed
cum
cum
adj
Co
Motor
Ford
Electric
Company
—
New
79 Va
Railroad Co
Quincy Mining Co —
Recce
Folding Machine Co
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Shawmut
i
130%
Sep
40%
Jan
54 Va
Jun
36%
Jan
43%
Sep
4%
Jun
5%
56%
Jan
Sep
74V2 Sep
11V4 May
14%
Sep
55%
Jan
72'.a
Aug
iu
Jan
25%
Sep
a
•
28 Va
Apr
37
Jan
100
7%
Jun
11%
Feb
10 Va
50%
Jan
601/4
57%
56%
1.510
79 Va
82 Va
1.449
41% Feb
71 % Mar
Sep
59
84 Va May
41 Va
Jan
Aug
28%
51
37%
39 Va
853
28
27%
87
20
78%
302
20 Va
2.035
25
9%
Jan
14V4
10
544
24%
29
Sep
29
Feb
28%
51%
43 %
Jan
July
50%
602
55
Feb
85
Jun
Jan
44 V2
Feb
Sep
32
Sep
30
Aug
67%
Jan
79
May
18%
Jan
23Va May
V4 Jan
83 %
83%
105
68
41 Va
42
211
31%
21%
32%
22%
1.021
32%
50
13%
26 Va Mar
3 V8
Apr
3 Va
15
21/2 Mar
37%
58
29Va Mar
37 %
Feb
3 Va Sep
40% Aug
42
Feb
Apr
21%
*
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining—50
Westinghouse Electric Corp com—6.25
51%
38 Va
39
39%
210
19%
Jan
930
21%
Sep
30% May
21%
22%
23%
310
27
21%
1
American Rad & Stand San
Tel
American
Tobacco
Anaconda
Company
Apache
50%
52V4
390
86%
97Va
37%
40
Eastian-Blessing
Bell
Boeing Company (Un)
Fisheries
Booth
Feb
551/4
491
July
491/2 July
111 1/2
Sep
b—.1
31J/4
Jan
40 V4
Sep
47 V4
Central
Friday
Last
Sale Price
BVD
I
Carey Mfg ———
Champion Papers
——
Eagle-Ficher
U
High
Low
High!
37
41%
Jan
3
16%
Feb
19 %
July
May
50
115
24
29%
Feb
Fruehauf
123
26 Va
Jan
33%
33%
Sep
F
981/4
42 Va
Candy
48% May
General
Brewing
Associated
General
Electric Co
Feb
96V4
Apr
100
Jan
105V2 May
Mfg
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Co
—
Jan
24%
Apr
461/2
Sep
General
21%
219
23%
4,404
20%
Jan
161/4
Co
Edison
Detroit
Co
Power
Consumers
120
46 Va
22%
Aug
Corp
Steel
Detroit
58
24%
Feb
271/4. Sep
Gillete
648
23%
Jan
31_% Aug
Goldblatt
78
79%
880
69V2 Mar
25%
130
24%
Jan
81%
"Sep
27 % Mar
Fruehauf
Corp
Goebel Brewing Co —_—
Motors
General
Industries
common
Industrial Corp
Kysor
Lakey Foundry Corp
Co
Stamping
Lansing
Garden ——
Masco
Corporation
Mt Clemens Metal preferred
National Brew of Mich
Madison
Square
Davis & Co
Parke
Company
Rickel
(H W) & Co
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Dillon
Scotten
Corp
Mfg
Sheller
Co
—
Corp
Studebaker
Udylite
United
Shirt
805
weekly ranges for
The
1*July
15%
Jan
Allied
Allis
Electric
&
Equipment
Co
Corp.
Mfg
Aluminum
Co of America
American
Airlines
American Can Co
American
American
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Home Products
(Un)
footnotes,
For
Apr
30
Jun
34 Ve
33
33
1.100
30 Va
July
100
26%
Jun
33 %
33%
47%
50 Ve
1.700
11
12 Va
23,900
38%
39%
1.200
26%
27 Va
2,500
*20 %
20%
400
5 %
5%
3.300
13%
13%
•
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—
— —
26%
__
'
--
35
Jan
40
34
Feb
24
Mar
25%
900
44%
1.000
41% Jan
64
Sep
1%
Jan
46%
Jun
46%
Feb
62
800
34,300
Aug
64% Mar
10%
14
17%
Jun
15
% May
34% Mar
43 %
"Sep
6%
11 V« May
1.300
'17
Jan
25%
Aug
19% July
4% Mar
-
Sep
2.900
1
Aug
51% ;Sep
20%
11
64
——
40 Va Feb
.
41 % Mar
43%
1
43 %
Feb
Jan
19
51 %. May
I
May
88 Va
Sep
97
100
93%
Jun
98
Sep
30%
4.800
26%
Jan
30%
Sep
51%
3.500
44%
Jan
54 Va
Sep
23%
Jan
33%
Sep
56
Aug
30
%
50
200
56 %
Jan
71% Aug
1.900
25%
Jan
34
Aug
32%
37%
1.400
49%
20'A
1.900
17%
37%
6.600
28%'
58%
'
58 3A
35%
.
__
800
19%
—
4.300
56%
56%
56%
33%
56
33%
59%
1.800
55% Mar
65% May
18%
4,200
17 Va
20%
18%
18%
64%
Feb
Jan
60
Sep
Jan
24 % May
Jan
Jan
37%
Sep
(Apr
4%
4%
4%
2.400
4'/4
Apr
6%
Jan
36%
36 Ta
38%
2.400
32 V4
July
38%
Sep
44%
Jan
53%
Sep
7%
Feb
5%
56 %
11%
11%
1,000
53 7
28%
28 3
Apr
Feb
42
11.600
a
Va
54
59
Sep
Jan
11 %
Sep
4
Jan
33%
Jun
8%
Jan
10%
Jg.n
9
Feb
13
(W H)
Gossard
Howard Industries
21%
Sep
12% Mar
July
34
Feb
52% May
88
Sep
9% July
13
Jan
Mar
49%
Aug
31%
Jan
3534
Sep
100
9 Ve
Jan
16
•
,
11%
Jan
15
Sep
79%
28%
25 Ve
3.300
20%
Jan
27% May
37 Va
39 Va
7.300
28
Jan
40% Aug
Mar
38%
41%
3,C00
32
Mar
19%
20 3 4
2.350
17 Va
Jan
20%
Sep
13
13%
1.700
12 Va
Jun
15%
Jan
59%
60
62%
41
Kimberly-Clark
460
5,613
Mar
38
47%
Co
Leath
&
McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
__—
Sep
Libby
835
%
Jan
33%
Jun
Lincoln
57%
Jan
79>4
Sep
70c
3,970
45c
Jan
1 Va
Jan
Jan
3V4
Jan
Lockheed
Litton's
61c
1,000
27%
27%
25
25% '!•
12%
25%
2%
13
2Va
Jan
20
438
21%
Sep
Feb
Martin
Sep
3%
Jan
2,400
3
•1,400
2%
2%
2%
200
2
400
"
3%
3%
188
2%
2%
100
2,822
31%
33%*
20%
20'A
270
"2%
2%
1,904
IV2 July
16%
3%
Sep
Feb
2%
Sep
24% Mar
20"%
Sep
Jan
2
2%
Jan
17% July
24%
275
34%
Jan
25%
150
23%
Jan
27% May
100
20%
Jan
25
24
7%
8%
3,597
5% May
21%
110
19% July
1 Va
1 Va
100
1 Ve
Sep
Sep
May
9%
Sep
23
Apr
3
May
all the local issues,
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) & CO
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer
Co
Chemical Co
Chemical (Un)
Monroe
Monsanto
National
National
and a selected list of
Range
the dually
Low
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
13%
(Uni
Coal
Co
RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
1, 1963
High
20 %
Sep
Co
Potter
1.100
22%
4,000
11%
Jan
23%
Sep
Procter
21%
10 Va
100
10%
Sep
10%
Sep
Pure
10 Va
27%
45%
52%
2.800
42% Mar
16%
17%
3.800
14%
62%
66 Va
3.100
52
26%
28
Jan
53%
Sep
20 V4 May
Mar1"?*"' 68%
13,800
17%
Jan
29%
45
46%
1.000
43%
Apr
59%
60%
500
48 V4
Jan
47 V4
62 V4
64%
65
800
49 V2 Mar
65%
Jun
.
Corp
Process
20%
50%
16%
1,150
16
Jan
23%
Sep
July
3d%
6%
Jan
21
10
19 Va
149
140
Jun
181
50
24
Jan
31
13 3
350
<te
Gamble
(Un)
Oil Co
Radio
(Un)
(Un)
Corp of America
Republic Steel Corp
Revlon
Feb
Jun
29
200
25%
Jan
30%
23%
150
19
Jan
26 Va Mar
53 Va
1,850
47'A
43%
45%
1.300
36
Mar
Jan
Sep
10
*
5
Sep
Feb
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J> Tobacco (Un)
Sep
*
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un>—20 g
Sep
Richman
Brothers
Co
53 %
Sep
46%
Sep
32
Apr
1.400
56
55%
56%
1.800
50%
Jan
26 %
Jan
36 %
Sep
42% Mar
53 %
Sep
l'O
Jan
3.800
34%
34%
36%
50%
50%
52%
300
6%
6%
1.300
5%
5%
100
68 Va
73
6 Va
5% May
52 % Mar
500
73
Sep
63
May
6V2 Mar
73
Sep
8%
300
6%
Jan
8%
21%
21%
100
19 Va
Jan
23%
15%
15%
500
12 %
Jan
8
-
—.
5%
•'
14%
•
•
■'
14
5%
5
550
38 7/a
'
___
V4
34
——
35 Va
34
1.200
8 V4
32%
•;'
•
19 Ve
50
105
51
250
51
4 Va
4
Ve
8%
46%
i
100
19%
19%
Jan
Apr
July
12%
17
38%
22%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sep
-Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
51
25% Mar
50
Jan
18 Va
Apr
53
6.900
43%
43% July
11 Va Apr
51
10 Va
400
64%
Sep
Apr
16% May
9% Jan
Sep
7% May
50
12%
28
Sep
4
60%
.28
35
4 %
300
8%
4 Va
18
8.000
18'A
46%
18%
Jun
Sep
13% July «
800
15
—
--
Jan
6
'
9Va
Feb
Jan
20
Sep
13% May
66
Sep
31% May
4% Apr
3%
37
4
540
58%
60
2.100
49
Jan
60
Sep
383b
4.400
32%
Jan
41%
Jun
Feb
27%
Sep
37
26
26%
1.200
24
46%
49%
3.100
46%
Sep
17%
26
17%
150
15
Jan
15.100
57%
Jan
1.800
43%
Jan
3
63 Va
62%
63%
53%
53 Va
55
Feb
5% Mar
64%
Apr
18% July
66% May
57% Aug
38%
Jun
35%
41%
357/e
800
33%-Mar
50%
50 %
300
4334
Jan
50%
Sep
%
1.100
31%
Jan
443/a
Jun
41 %
42
31 »/a
33 Va
37%
31%
38
7.600
40
23
Feb
56 Ve May
23
4.300
50%
51%
3.000
46
50
52%
1.900
47
'55
55 Va
1.800
47 %
Jan
Jan
10
"Sep
15
79%
Sep
Jan
Jan
21%
78
Ve
29%
50%
50
36%
400
21%
55 Va
>
24% Mar
13 %
May
55 Va
55%
17
Sep
Sep
Aug
J-rn
Feb
16% May
1.000
70 Ve Mar
80 V4
Sep
Aug
'42%
44 Va
1.800
36 Va
Jan
47 Va
69%
74%
2.800
56%
Jan
75
69%
40%
40'A
42%
34%
Jan
9.400
44
Sep
Sep
40 % July
48%
Jan
23%
700
37 Vs
Jun
42 Va
43 Va
32%
31 %
34
38%
38%
39%
10,000
28%
28 Va
28%
1.700
27 Va
Jun
30%
1.000
43 Vz
Jan
49% Ma#
1
Inc
jun
8 Va
30
58%
1
*
■*
5
*
May
2,300
Sep
28%
__2
5
10
*
33V3C
5
.
6 Va
29
61%
_5
3.33
—.—5
4
26
1
1
*
*
*
*
Parke-Davis & Co
19%
21%
Sep
22
Sep
52 %
43%'
"*
Aviation (Un)
1
Northern Illinois Corp
I.
*
Northern Illinois Gas Co ____L.
—
5
Northern Indiana Public Service Co—*
Northern States Power Co—
Peabody
of Prices
50%
O
issues.
-
47
Jan
23
North-American
Bancorporation
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
,
—*
1
*
— *
4
'& Co
Northwest
transactions only
Week's
Jan
38 %
28%
—
_———1
.*
Distillers & Chem (Un) —"__5
Tile & Mfg
1
Montgomery Ward
(Minnesota)
Exchange
the round-lot
(Un)
Modine Mfg
July
3
42%
21%
& Co
Marietta Corp
Feb
Feb
Jan
43 Va
24
Co
Sep
3%
4%
36
25%
7%
&
Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing .Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
42%
•
C)
Marshall Field
2V4
1%
31%
Sep
13'/a
Aug
lVa
16%
Sep
25%
8
"1%
17
27%
Jan
Mar
400
1
Aircraft Corp
(Henry
3.510
1
2
58%
Jun
a
1.800
6 Va
6Va
—!_*
50c
Feb
42
;Jan
65
2.100
30%
_50c
6,520
$3.50
79 %
•>
31
Jan
47
19%
7
56%
29%
Sep
J^n
Mar
60
49%
149
——
*
Sep
60
45
55
48 %
—*
1
Sep
.
21%
5
Corp
Monarch Co
Knapp
47%
Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Jan
42
700
'
Johnson
18
453A
-
48%
Sep
705
334
4,921
15%
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
1,600
57%
23
46 1
10
15%
1.092
7.300
7.700
Inc_____:~—_10
Works
Sep
Sep
79'A
28%
28
Co
_____—-—.*
Interlake Steamship Co
*
International ^ftervester
*
International Paper (Un)
—2.50
International Tel & Tel (Un)
*
Jefferson
Electric Co
5
11,192
14 %
Inc
Brick Co
Tool
Sep
75%
60
Steel
Inland,
Sep
40
13
,_20
1
Illinois
4%
14
Jun
90
20%
3
__25
Door
&
84 %
Jan
13
1
Illinois
190
--
Sash
31 %
38 %
-13
.8.33%
Hibbard
Huttig
100
38
*
___*
Spencer Bartlett
Holmes (D H) Co Ltd
Jan
39%
Jun
Mar
27%
class A
13%
78
62 %
:—
& Dock
common
12% July
72 Va Mar
600
23%
—*
Co
Werner Corp
Heir.
23 Va
2.400
88%
76%
Brewing Co _—1—_.—.1
(G)
2.200
82
:
Aug
29% Feb
27%
Rubber Co J.—
Cooperage
Bros
■
•
—8
'
Towing
Lakes
24%
87
39 3A
•
39%
1
Co
Brothers
Goodyear Tire &
79
80%
•'
_
700
12 Va
0
23%
23%
:-w
_
10%
12
•.
29%
8%
24 3
2.300
10 Va
—
__30c
Aug
14%
2%
s<?e page 41.
34%
Jan
50 'A
76 Va
65c
1
9
10
1
1
12.50
10
1
Jan
24%
29%
54
10
Chemical
Chalmers
28%
50
...
96 %
28%
Par
Allen
4,700
88 Va
76 %
1
32 Va
'29%
1%
32
54 Va
Last
Co
30V4
Jan
,
•67%
28%
Friiay
Corp
26%
Feb
1 V4
22%
80 Va
Aug
lVa
35 %
Sale Price
Steel
Sep
21%
300
31%
47 Va
—3
Rubber
&
Pennsylvania
Acme
Feb
Jun
22 %
800
I- 1%
66 %
May
65c
34
traded
Admirql
450
24%
1 %
31%
1%
Jan
10% Mar
830
15%
STOCKS
25% J uy
82%
Jan
2%
230
13%
of
compilation
Jan
1.340
46 %
Midwest Stock
A
6%
4%
47 %
Jan. I, 1963
High
12%
lOVa
1
Distributors
19%
20%
27 Va
1
Corp
221
88
1
—1
4
1
*
2
5
•—10
1
10
12%
9%
26%
34%
Range Since
653
46 Va
1
3
Jan
29%
__
—1.66%
3.33Va
(The)
ri-uomnn
Low
10
80 Va
1
Prophet
Snares
10
10
10
1
1
Co
S)
(S
Kresge
22 V4
22 Va
-
31%
*1
Greyhound
Corp _
Gulf Oil Corp _________
High
82 Va
—1
Chemical
Lakes
Great
Houdaille
of Prices
26%
1.
1.66%
Corp
Range
Sales
for Wreek
Week's
14%
2.50
Co
Motor
Ford
Exchange
1
—_________—-5
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Tire
21 Va
4
1
1
Mfg
Gasket &
Detroit
650
23 3A
j/an
23%
5
1
;_5
General
30
12%
10
*
10
Paper
Consolidated
19%
5
12.50
Corp
Corp
.|an
'j\m
•:
1
10
(U11)
39% Mar
97%
12%
9%
5
Company
Burroughs
Chrysler
17Vs
29%
23
2
Foods Corp ______—
General Mills Inc
General Motors Corp
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp
126
20%
Low
5
1
1
—
Aug
1
Corp
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge
Last
Food Stores
—
Dynamics
Sep
37 %
1
42 Va
25%
78V4
Sale Price
Borman
—
:
General
8
21
99
45%
1
1
2
Sep
13
23 Va Mar
23%
22 Va
5
_
Co.rp
27 Vs
Par
Equip
Allied Supermarkets
American Metal Products
Co
Corporation
D
W
29%
Friday
&
22
4.200
23
-1
(Un)
Corp
Dairies Inc
Foremost
Greif
Electric
Co
May
101
Jan
96 3
23%
2OV4
Aug
4
100
102% 103
Detroit Stock
Allen
700
3.700
25 Ve
Apr
26%
24% Aug
28%
26
685
26 V4
'25%
13% •14Va
-
24%
___j——2.50
25 %
100
STOCKS
Co
Insurance
Motor
Great
LISTED
24%
-
__
Co
Flour
Ford
31%
5
Card
Playing
S
'jun
12 Va
5
5
50c
(Un)
Bankshares
Mills of America
24%
98j/4
*
common
30%
66'A
Wisconsin
First
17%
—!-■—*
*
Gamble
&;
Procter
Range Since Jan. 1 ,1963
44
—5
__—
Mfg
Hobart
Kahn
Range
26
1
Chemical
DuBois
Jan
^uly
—10
America
of
Natural Gas
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
31%
*
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com
8.50
4%%
preferred
100
Cin
Milling.
10
C N O & T P preferred
L.
100
Cincinnati Telephone
.—-—50
25
*
Edison Co
Paso
24%
—10
3.400
5
—3
_1
*
_5
17%
.
29 %
2.50
—
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow
Chemical Co
44
8
~™--l
Piano'
Baldwin
Sales
fcr Week
Shares
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Sep
28%
City Products Corp
—;—
—0
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%% pfd ____100
System (Un)
10
El
9%
64%
.
12.50
Chrysler Corp
Service Co
Cities
Products
53%
14%
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd_
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR.-_12.50
Corp
Jan
Jan
—.—16%c
West Corp
South
&
Sep
33% Apr
Jun
Aug
40%
Apr
5
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
Curtiss-Wright
transmission
Co. for the
____.
Cdn
Conli
of these prices.
STOCKS
Corp
Hecla Inc
Calumet &
Jan
27
52
13%
12.50
_1
i__
Corp
Burton-Dixie
900
900
:—1
5
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp
(Un)
11,100
50%
114%
14.200
27%
4.300
Columbia Gas
Exchange
W. E. Button &
•
130%
130%
12%
'
Cvj CO co"- V*
5
:___5
5
_'*
:
18% .Sep
64%
1
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brunswick Corp
Jan
27
P2
Co
Manufacturing
Binks
Feb
Jan
12%
11 Va
.—8
Bethlehem.
Feb
16 V4
1.400
49%
*
Consolidated Inc (Un)
Steel Corp (Un) _1
Benguet
18%
63
.10
Mfg Co
21
'-r-
-—51
& Howell Co
24%
"11%
3
:
High
■
Sep
23
124
27
/
__._i._4!
Co
Low
18 Va
4.100
11.900
19%
127
Co of America_2.50
Corporation
Bciden
33 Va
6.25
-50
_10
Corp
Canteen
Automatic
Avco
5
19 Va
18%
•
10
Products
Athpy
19%
—-1.25
_____—
Common
Continental
LISTED
Co (Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Commonwealth
Cincinnati Stock
indebted to the firm off
(Un)
Steel Corp
Armco
Atchison
Container
We are
&
Corp
Co
Tel
American
Business Capital
37%
—
,
I
1.66%
Range Since Jan. 1> 1963
High
18%
18%
Jun
22%
Motors
American
1.75
Foundry
Corp
&
Machine
American
Jun
25
185
10
Co
Fruit
United
Jan
19%
25
..2
2.50
*
Inc
Shop
&
Stop
Co
& Chemical
Association
Drug
Jan
76%
5
10
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
(N H)
Railroad
Feb
23
15%
114%
27%
1
20
100
100
Tel Co
England Tel &
Northern
Aug
48
36
56%
5
Corporation
Cement
Star
Lone
i
54
Co common.——50
Kennecott Copper Corp
—*
Narragansett Racing Association
New
England Electric System
24 %
Jan
10 Va
Coal
Creek
Island
13%
22 Va
36
5
1
Co
General
Gillette
74
67 %
23%
100
*
2.50
Inc
Stores
National
First
5%
5VL»
13%
1st preferred
5'/<
44
42%
66%
Railway¬
class A—100
Street
Mass
Eastern
120
1.240
5.112
287
664
140
15
90
205
160
50 Va
'49%
73'A
5
10
°
—;
__
Co
Range
Copper
42%
Trust——'*
Hecla Inc.
&
Calumet
127
*
Property
Personal
Boston
19%
123% 130%
1!M>3
High
Low
46%
20%
4.6 Va
*
1.66%
•—33%
50
-l"
Chemical
Motors
American
Range Since
High
Low
Par
American
of Prices *
Jan. 1,
Si»ar/s
Low
Par
for Week
Shares
Range
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Boston Stock
35
(1263)
3.
Number 6303
198
Volume
47 Va
48
5.400
-
Jan
36% July
/ 47% May
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1264)
36
.
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 27)
Low
—■*
Stockyards
Diego Imperial
St Louis Nat
San
Schwitzer Corp
B
Class
Shell Oil Co
Oil
Sinclair
Corp
Jan
99%
356
59
Jan
105
1,000
74%
Jan
9.
--
-—5
*
Corp
Studebaker Corp
600
8V2
Jun
9
300
8%
Jan
300
34%
Jan
471/a
49%
441/4
Texaco Inc
208
Union
Carbide
Union
Pacific RR
U
S
800
3,000
19%
19%
2,000
16%
17%
1.500
1081/4
39%
Corp
$4.25 preferred
World
Publishing Co
Yates
American Machine
87
89
36%
37%
5,093
4% Apr
30% Mai-
38%
Sep
66%
66%
68%
226
60% Mar
69%
Aug
37%
38%
570
33 %
Jan
41%
Jun
43%
Jan
Smith
43 %
74% Aug
Apr
Finance
Kline
Oil
Sun
Co
Sep
Sep
Warner
Sep
112
May
42
43%!
2.50
*
56%
Jan
12,200
15%
1,300
13%
Apr
500
28%
Apr
42%
-431/2
43%
200
33
Jan
46%
Sep
7%
Jan
5%
41%
400
37%
39%
20%
5% Aug
1,200
5%
40%
6,300
16%
171/2
17%
43%
Jan
40 %
10%
Sep
24
July
Apr
79% Aug
Jan
5%
Jan
56
54%
58%
1,928
19%
19%
20
1,192
16%
Jan
20%
49%
49%
51%
429
49%
Sep
60
58%
Sep
Sep
May
Motor
27%
27%
1,197
21%, Jan
27%
10
Gas
29%
29%
149
*
37%
38
609
25% Mar
33% Mar
40% May
32%
32%
100
28%
32%
Light common
27%
1
Co
32%
Sep
31% July
Aug
Sep
Stock and Bond Averages
81
17%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
are
Apr
Jan
Below
Sep
Feb
Sep
13%
Sep
17% Aug
681/2 Sep
Jan
51% Mar
2,300
64%
Jan
9
10O
6 iy2
62 %
32
317/s
1,300
17%
Sep
43% July
10%. Sep
36 % Aug
5
4.50
Co_
Jun
75
16%
23
.
3.50
Transmission
Jan
377/b
Jan
8% Mar
Sep
55%
33%
"
Feb
35%
Sep
141/2
52%
5
12%
65
81
Jun
891/4
White
—
101,013
%
101/8
9%
1
-
Lab
:
Washington
Jan
B
French
45%
w—
com—*
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Gas Improvement-
17%
Jan
class
&
Eastern
20%
73%. Jan
400
Gas
&
Thompson
76%
Jan
33%
common
South Jersey Gas Co
Jan
101
Power
Electric
——
Light
Paper
13% Mar
'
u_
1
Zenith Radio Corp
150
37%
*
Scott
361/4 Aug
Jan
16%
..
*
5
Stores
5%
*
Ritter
Sep
331/4
*
1
Wieboldt
68%
Sep
59%
1.400
87
_6.25
Electric
73%
.
Water
&
|
Sep
38% July
^
2.100
39%
107
1
2
Bancorporation (Un)
#
Electric
Service
Texas
39%
14%
Inc
20
406
Corp
&
Power
65% Aug
Jan
25%
3,600;
71%
53%
Upjohn Co (Un)
Western
•;
2.50
1
1
(Un)
Match Corp
Westinghouse
v-
107 %
Universal Oil Products
Webcor
V
—*
10
4
__—
(Un)
Gypsum
Corp
Steel
Universal
69%
.■,„«/
*
*
16%
Corp
States
United
22.400
70%
—
3.50
29|$Jan
5/4 Jan
2,955
72%
Jan
39%
(Un)
So La Salle St Corp
2,073
Jan
12 %
————T.
4,702
10%
21%
58%
69%
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
36
10%
20%
47
38%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
34%
21%
61%
8%
1
35%
10
Public
35%
——-—
42
69
—25
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift & Company
23
42 %
Feb
7%
Jan
Aug
21%
Potomac
34%
7%
30%
Jan
107
42%
Sep
9%
Jan
21%
Jun
731/4
77%
Sep
17%
5% May
151
Sep
321/4 JMay
50
98 VB 100 VB
47%
37%
281/4 May
98%
Jan
52%
Jan
747
16%c
*
Jan
22%
36% May
Feb
4.300
17% July
Jan
Jan
4,200
2,659
Apr
25%
50
19
32%
13
72%
18%
32!
28%
65%
18%
491
Sep
48
^_1
1,355
Sep
711/4
24
1.485
57
62V4
Jun
52%
75
Apr
19%
46%
Jan
600
1,160
33%
Jan
66"%'
21'/a
51
Mar
3,100
24 %
20%
33%
511%
301/B
Sep
20%
51
58%
3,300
21%
45%
35%
24,900
High
87
33%
700
34%
Low
21%
3
200
17%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
v
21%
—_*
Pennsylvania RR__
50
peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
—25c
Philadelphia Electric Co common-—*
Phila Transportation Co
10
Gas
Pennsylvania
5,100
29%
62 %
71%
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
55%
16%
Low
21%
Corp
Iruu——-
Co
Pennsalt
47%
66%
——1
(Un)
Sep
Sep
Merck; &
Shares
1
A—
Inc-
Fund
for Week
—1
class
Martin-Marietta
71%
32%
17
--5
—
—
Sep
91/2 Sep
91/2 Sep
91/8
.<■'
—-
Storkline
13%
54%
—
__
Apr
Aug
Madison
Vending
45%
—
Rand Corp (Un)
50c
Spiegel Inc
—'—-•—
Standard Oil of California ———6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of N J (Un) ——
7
Sperry
Macke
71%
45%
71 A
15
Sep
101%
44V4
-5
—_
Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)—;
Socony
10
8%
9%
—}
\
——•
1,700
97% 101%
98 /a
13%
93
——*
Roebuck & Co —
———-—3
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co class A
1
Sears
Par
High
55
Jan
48
103
55
12%
--
——
Low
High
51
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price;:
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
°
stocks
Stocks
—Bonds—
10
20
30
Date
trials
20
Sept.
743.60
—
roads
173.11
10
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
263.70
93.73
84.03
89.93
88.11
89.93
87.95
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
ties
142.71
88.93
Sept.
740.43
172.07
142.06
24
745.96
172.56
141.92
263.70
93.77
83.87
89.97
87.95
88.89
Sept.
25
743.69
172.22
141.49
262.96
93.83
89.75
83.80
87.95
88.83
Sept.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
23——.
Sept.
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
26
736.95
171.03
140.57
260.84
93.83
83.79
89.72
88.99
88.83
Averages
Utilities, 5.20;
compiled
are
65
daily
by
using
262.45
Total
93.77
following
the
83.83
divisors:
:
Industrials,
88.87
Rails,
2.914;
5.04;
14.34.
stocks
other Exchanges.
Week's
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
a#
Low
Par
(
American Cement Corp
Brewer
<C) & Co Ltd
-
«
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
Cabol
Castle
Ink
-
26%
Jan
75
1,300
28
Feb
36 %
36
2.15
2.20
4%
4%
1.75 Mar
700
4%
/
10,100
4
Jan
1
56c
56c
200
45c
20
20
100
18%
Jan
Jan
Exeter
class
A_-
Jan
Tues.
Sept. 24
».li43.63
Jan
22
Wed.
Sept. 25—143.15
Thurs.
Sept. 26
Fri.
Sept. 27
Apr
37% May
33
1,500
26%
2.45
2.415
1,300
46
4,500
2.15 Jan
34% Mar
30c
30c
34c
32,100
15c
41c
38c
41c
1,600
35c
14
15%
12,500
66c
70c
1,100
45c
Jan
45c
53c
45,100
44c
Aug
95c
Jan
1.60
1.65
500
Jun
2.70
Jun
High
Inc^.
4
144.31
Mar 14
100.23
-
Low
Jun
27
Range for 1963
142.12
Aug
Feb
Mar
2.50'
46
Bureau,
Range for 1962
144.16
45
1
_
Sept. 23
32%
10
25c
Ltd
6
Quotation
Closing
Mon.
2.35 Jan
1.00
National
Date
Jun
2.45
2
——.
Aug
j
Compiled by
Apr
May
32%
—10
Co
Co
Jan
37
—5.50
Ltd
Co
Cypress Abbey Co
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Oil
25
2,100
2.15
❖
Cooke
&
150
66%
Averages
(35 Stocks)
High
25%
35%
1
-
Co
Enterprises
California
Inc
Oil
&
Gas
Low
High
65
66%
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Range Since Jan. 1, 3963
25%
25
pfd (Un).
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1
High
145.55
Sep
11
Low
141.44
120.15
Jan
3
Sep
35c
Mar
62c
May
17
—
Aug
SEC Index of Stock Prices
General
Goebel
Good
Exploration
Brewing Co
Humor Co
of California-1
Co
_
1
_
Calif
of
_
_
10c
.
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Oil
Jade
M
J
&
M
&
Oil
M
Frank
Co
(Un)
30c
Jan
5
27,900
3% May
5
Sep
3%
100
3%
Jun
3%
Jun
63
300
54 %
Apr
31c
V20.000
30c
10
Co
1.10
62
:
63
Inc
Co
Petroleum
Corp
10
10c
Company
Merchants
Nordon
1If"
1.50
Jan
4%
*
1
7%
3%
5
—50c
Salt
Meier
49c
1
Lasco Industries
Leslie
14%
17%
25c
;i;8o
—
X
18
••
1.85
2.30
1.25
28%
30
July
16%
1.30
/1.400
2.45
1.25
Ltd
28c
400
2
5,300
Feb
Jun
Apr
69
39c
Apr
2.10
3%
July
Jan
-
Norris
Oil
North
Co
1
_
American
Invest
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Oil & Gas Co
Rice
Western
Ranch
2.70
'2.70
2.90
Royal
8%
8 %
,8%
20
20%
700
2.00
2.00
2.05
3,100
121,100
Co
1
4
67o
Cal
series
A
_
Gas
&
1.50
2.05
75c
Jun
32%
700
31%
Jan
32%
32%
200
32
1.80
Co
1.70
1.85
Industrial Corp common
1.25
2.30 May
2.55
2,55
2.75
1,000
27%
28
500
1
6%
6%
6,400
....
*
6%
6%
-
7
73c
Equipment
26%
1
Co
26%
Petroleum
Preferred
(Un)
166,600
1
Basin
Oil
8
6%
8%
10
common
(Un)
7%
7%
7%
Exploration- —10c
5
200
1.05
1.45
Mar
Jan
68c
Sep
23% July
3
May
5% Mar
1,200
1.50
Jan
5%
7,000
-8%
Sep
23
1,200
68c
_
..
July
1,500
27%
Co
Warrants
Williston
'
»
United
Westates
-
50c
Sugar
Victor
Sep
32
______
Union
Preferred
2.00
Jan
32%
pfd__25
25
Corp
Oil
Trico
Apr
7% May
17%
2.00
Co
Gas
preferred
Terex
Jan
2.25
9,200
20
Properties
Southern
25
700
1
25c
..
Oil
28%
1.05 July
200
400 "''.i
i__..33 %c
Reserve
Rhodes
__
1
com
50,200
50c
May
SEC
index
for
stocks
the
of
stock
week
prices based
ended
industry groups compared
for the current year.
Sept.
1.65 Mar
32 Yb Aug
0
Mar
11%
Jan
22%
Aug
2.85
Sep
the
on
1963,
for
closing prices of 300 common
the composite and by major
Sept. 20/63 Sept. 13/63
1957-59= =100
Composite
149.0s
Non-Durable
Low
High
0.1
148.8
149.0
130.6
121.1
140.6*
136.7
143.9
0.3
144.3
125.8
128.1
0.2
131.7
106.4
183.1
—0.4
183.2
170.3
179.9
180.9
—0.6
180.9
153.8
133.5
Service--
140.6
182.4
and
0.4
0.4
128.4
Goods
140.1
136.1
144.3*
._l„
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
11963-
—
Change
136.7*
Manufacturing
Durable
Percent
135.0
—1.1
135.6
104.2
116.2
Jan
2.05
20,
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Aug
Apr
19%
The
34
*New
Jan
high.
Jan
2.80
•_
Jan
34 %
Mining
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
3.00 May
33% May
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
7 % May
7%
Feb
Int'l
Stocks
Railroad
98c
Feb
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Aug
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Govt.
31
Bonds
8%
Sep
7% Aug
1.50
Sep
Mon.
Sept. 23
Tues.
Sept. 24
5,131,050
$3,970,000
5,518,460
415,500
Bond
Salps
$4,176,700
5,266,500
$206,700
4,845,000
U. S.
$6,000
Wed.
Sept. 25
6,344,440
4,707,000
224,000
4,931,000
Thurs.
Sept. 26
5,100,490
4,718,000
197,000
4,915.000
Fri.
Sept. 27
4,348,540
3,599,000
224,000
3,823,000
26,442,980
$21,839,000
—
Total
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Riange
Sale Price
Par
1
Alan
Wood
American
Arundel
Steel
Tel
33%
Transit
1
_13
;
Co
1
Company
Central
RR
Co
of
N
1.80
50
12%
Publishing
Transit
Delaware
&
Storage
Corp
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
$1
Battery
Acceptance
Giant
Motors
Food
Hudson
■
Inc
Pulp
ceries
International
For
&
A
class
1.66%
A
Resistance
114%
Jan
130%
24%
Jan
28%
July
491/4
I
May
14%
12%
1
1,150
11% Aug
8% Jan
11
May
14%
506
12 %
Jan
16
Jun
277
921/4
Apr
—25
.
—iilOc
see page
41.
106,412,722
827,624,228
$23,112,000
$306,000
21,339,000
$23,112,200
.—
$15,000
89,844,500
874,727,460
1,061,618,400
—
$1,773,000
—_—-—
Industrial-^-
65,446,600
Jan
10%
$6,000
1,267,200
21,839,0G0
Bank
Foreignand
1962
1963
1962
;
International
Railroad
Sept. 27
I
U. S. Government
Sep
10%
$23,112,200
Jan. 1 to
18,564,370
26,442,980
Bonds—
Feb
43 %
!
Stocks—Number of Shares
Sep
129
445
9%
79%
5%
9
610
8
148
Aug
14%
107%
10
Total
-I
——
$964,877,960 $1,127,080,000
Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Sep
Sep
126
14%
Sep
241%
88%
14,558
51 %
Apr
881/4
Sep
(No. of
.5%
270
5%
Aug
8%
Feb
Shares)
>
Total
Foreign
Stocks
Jan
Domestic
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Sales
BondsS
Bonds
Bonds
"
11
11
50
10% Mar
11 %
Jun
53
53
54%
479
46% Jan
561/4
Aug
32%
32 %
33%
380
30
341/2 Aug
59%
60%
24%
24%
21 %
4,595
50%
93
Apr
Jan
60%
100
*
Mon.
.
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
991
21%
Jan
25%
Feb
41%
Feb
8%
Sep
Sept. 27
$632,000
$3,000
1,000
280.000
5~,66O
2,000
305,000
328,000
.
,
1,000
329,000
L-
1.297,120
1,747,815
311,000
3,000
~~5lo66
319,000
—
7,863,445
Sept. 26
Fri.
1,681,865
-
$50,000
279,000
1,605,870
Sept. 25
298,000
$579,000
1,530,775
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
1,795,000
$59,000
-^^•$11,000
$1,865,000
^
'
54
53%
22%
56%
59
Sep
10%
11%
807
Jan
11%
II
Sep
37%
37%
100
35% July
41%
Jan
19%
19%
133
19% July
16
Feb
22%
Apr
'
-
18
148
75%
79%
4,173
57%
Jan
80
Sep
,12%
76%
18%
12%
45
10%
Apr
14%
Feb
181/2
Apr
Total
*
22%
20G
22%
Jun
22%
25%
595
20%
Apr.
29
Feb
Sept. 27
1962
233,833,674
5,280,045
$1,070,000
38,000
11,000
5,000
$55,107,000
2,429,000
433.000
$53,562,000
59,000
———
7,863,445
$1,795,000
Stocks—Number of Shares;
227,164,927
$1,113,000
$57,969,000
( $56,113,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Government
Corporate
—.
-
;
1,382,000
1,169,000
Jun
24%
1963
1962
1963
Foreign
22%
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Sept. 27
Foreign
\
preferred-
footnotes,
Sep
835
82%
1
Paper—
22 %
11,433
16
"
Corp
Feb
48
9
1
common
12%
26%
14%
2
Corp
200
?
130%
15
21%
50c
Sep
101% 107
II
2.50
common
Jan
58
10%
10
1
Co
(Julius)
80%
Sep
11%
1011/2
25c
Dairies-.
High
Feb
55%
960
\
13%
10 %
__1
preferred
General
5%
5
21
,
68
VvX56
75
10%
12
1.
,
6.75'
__
Low
High
47%
20c
com
;
Stores
Garfinckel
General
A
Light—
Light—
Electric
Eltra
,
System class
Power
Duquesne
Co
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
26%
1
_
J
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
124
j
5
Soup Co
Charge Spv_
Central
127
♦
4.33
Campbell
C
21
Corporation
Baltimore
D
21
1963
Shares
55%
10
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
Baidwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
74%
57%
common
&
Tel
74%
2.50
Sales
for Week
~
-of Prices
Low
Acme Markets Inc
Addressograph Multigraph
"
$6,000
$1,267,200
Week Ended Sept. 27
Total
T'.,'
$1,865,000
I~-
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1265)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Abitibi
preferred
4V2V0
4
Canada
„
$2.70
Class
43%
Jan
59
23,192
22
Jan
30
Jun
850
39
Sep
40
Aug
22
325
22
Jan
23% May
47%
295
45
Aug
503/8 May
42
Jan
45% May
52 %' Sep
....
900
52 %
1.780
53 %
105
11%
-
45
51 Ma
53%
11%
330
50% Alig
52% Jan
9
May
56
Atlantic Sugar common
preferred
Co
Class
52%
50
5034
Feb
Maclaren
350
50'A
Jan
531/2 May
9 Ma
9 Va
175
7%
Jan
24%
25 y4
3.705
23'% AUg
29M4
18%
18%
300
16Mb July
193/4 May
class
&
Bell
Bowater
Paper
Ltd
Class
British
Columbia
50 3/4
51 %
1,537
45% July
53
521/4
50
51
Jan
55M2
May
Jun
51
July
54%
8.900
51
51
I6O1
50
45
5
Jun
a52
30
2.80
4.409
5.645
22%
21%
23
251/4
Jan
——100
1
107%
108
45
18 %
18%
100
12
Jan
a23 a24%
625
17%
Jan
7% Sep
31
Feb
Building Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging
j-
6.00
5
—
6.00
200
Petroleum
Placer
Preferred
10^
Cement
Canada
common
192
680
26
21%
Breweries
97
105
-
56%
131%
240
IOV2
3.950
1.260
10
16,505
50%
300
52%
52%
10'%
5OM2
10%
52%
495
9
9
125
35%
*
36i%
270
Price Bros & Co
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
Quebec
Feb
—
39 3/4
Rio
Apr
2OV4
Jan
25
May
84
Jan
91
Jun
22%
Sep
94
22%
Mar
123/4
8
98
Aug
48
58
9% July
Foods
Scott-Lasalle
of
Sherwin
55% May
10% May
Williams
Shop
May
Save
&
Sicard
Inc
4.70
2.80 Mar
4.70
Sep
Steel
of
4.10 Mar
Sep
5.00 Aug
4.15 July
Aug
19
Co
Steinbergs
class
Toronto-Dominion
16%
Traders
16%
46%
47
830
42
Jan
a4.60
a4.60
4.00
4.05
Canadian
Vickers
a
g§-*
class
A
Dominion
Glass
Lime
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
&
Donohue
Du
of
Pont
7 Vi 7c
Canada
preferred
Dupuis
3,800
71/4
Class
B
Fleetwood
Fraser
Cos
French
Co
&
Co
Dynamics
Goodyear Tire 4%
Great
5 7c
Great
Brit
Lakes
Handy
inc
Inv
1927
Corp
Andy
Co
Oil
Class
Home
class
11
1,350
al8
94
40
17
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
Husky
Oil
of
Jan
Webb
Wtestcoast
Jan
11
a23
a20
a23
106
•
9
834
9
8%
8%
225
36%
351/2
363/4
1,456
363/4
Sep
14'A
14V4
235
13% July
161/2
Feb
30
29%
30
900
29
Aug
36%
Feb
12
12%
1,200
91/2
Jan
12V2
Sep
Sep
.10
&
1—*
Bank
Oil
Sep
17%
Pipe Line
j
Worts
&
Ltd
Indus
Acceptance
$4.50
Inland
47%
Jan
55 %
12
Jun
Corp
4
% 7c
Ltd
International
Bronze
-Powders
Jan
19
4% 7o
International
Nickel
of
International
Internat'l
Paper
20
Feb
Jamaica
Public
Alpha
13%
1,044
10 %
Jan
13 %
Feb
,
15%
2,850
17%
17%
16,124
19%
19%
2.229
a24 a24
%'
7%
Apr
16% July
20
16'% Aug
16%
155
21 %
489
35% Aug
A
Alsof
Mines
173/4
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper
Jan
9
Jan
11
Sep
25
Jun
Anthonian
May
a7
25
6%
Feb
7% May
Arno
Mines
25
2.65
Jan
3.00 Mar
Atlas
Telefilms
51
Jan
66
17%
Jan
21% May
4,300
19
7
Sep
Sep
25
500
171/2
251/2
25%
515
251/2
Sep
45%
45%
600
453/4
25V4
Sep
11
20
10
Jan
48
48 '4
700
47
July
22 %
9,530
150
al4
al5
5%
6
27%
271/2
28
935
21
13
12%
131/B
3.583
10
131/8
16
14
4.65
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
13'/4
1.074
July
11% Jun
1.85
2.25
9,050
1.40 Mar
42%
43
425
55%
56%
1.651
13%
14%
2,145
61/4
6%
800
42% July
Jan
Baker
For
:
Feb
Bluewater
Feb
Oil
Gas
&
Mines
Bruneau
Sep
Burnt
Hill'
Calgary
7% May
Edmonton
&
Calumet
Uranium
Jan
Cambell
Chibougamau
44
7,121
393/4 July
14
4.865
113
1,000
23%
24%
4,720
a96
a96
25
Jun
Canada
2.25
Sep
Canadian
May
Canadian
45
Carbec
45% May
16
Collieries &
May
99c
May
84c
Feb
7%c
Apr
8c
Aug
2.60 Feb
2%c Mar
6c
6c
45,000
2.05
2.09
4,800
35%
35%
150
32
Jan
401/a
Apr
11
1,500
41,500
8
Mar
11%
Jun
4c
Mar
16c
Sep
11c
8c
1.75
July
Jan
21% Aug
28%
Jan
Catelli
Mar
99%
Aug
Central
6 3,4
Corp
5%c
2.85
12,800
20,287
27c
34c
14/201
26c
10c
10c
10,700
9c
Jan
13c
July
8c
9c
13,500
6c
Mar
9c
Sep
3c
'•
179,000
12c
10,000
'
--
Jun
2.50
3.30
Jan
Sep
3c
6,000
7c
10c
'•
3%C
5%c
46c
-
5c
Sep
31/2C
7c
Jun
10c
7c
30c
July
5%
6 '/a
1,900
5%
Sep
6%
1.700
4.275
Sep
July
12c
3.35
300
10c
Jan
21c
Jun
54.500
10c
May
19c
Jan
19c
15c
15c
3.00
3.85 July
17%
50
16
Feb
16
Feb
22c
30c
65,500
16c
Jun
27c
Jan
30c
30c
35c
61,100
30c
Sep
35c
Sep
18%
20%
700
18
Aug
2,600
1,700
2%c
Jun
3.60
Aug
al7%
231/4
200
17%
23 %
Sep
671/a
69%
6,908
Apr
July
73%
Feb
37%
38%
2.923
281/2
Jan
38%
Sep
24%
25
2.030
22
Aug
28
Jun
84%
841/2
10%
85
1,980
78%
Feb
87
Hi/4
1.725
91/4
Feb
'
May
13% Apr
Cleveland
'
'
a
3c
3c
3.75
3.90
i
&
Corp
Gas
200
4.90
Jan
9
1,800
7.00
Jan
11 %
Aug
600
3.50
Sep
8%
3.05
1,615
3.00
10c
32,700
1.65
1.65
100
l%c
2%C
29,500
6%c
6c
•8c
'6,100
4.40
4.60
1,600
all all>/e
150
4.40
all%
*
30%
3.50 Mar
9c
Va c
Apr
6c
Feb
4.40
10
301/4
60
5c
4c
5c
2.800
31/2C
—*
1.50
1.40
1.60
3,204
90c
1
1
66c
63c
67c
7.100
63c
8c
9c
12,000
8c
5c
1
—
I
30%
V
1
,
41/2 c
5c;
2,000
4C
—1
{
7.5c
4.15
.
"4c
1,000
-75c
80c
3.000
4.15
4.25
1.000
Sep
Aug
1.40 May
1
1
Ltd
Ltd_i.
i-1*
—Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd *
Oil
4.00
4.25
9%C
10c
*
Ltd class A
Feb
Jan
3.00
*
*
1
*
1
Mines
4c
5.05 May
8%
4.00
8%
*
Ltd
Corp
24
4.25
1
Ltee class A
Copper
Commercial
18f
com_3
Ltd
Products
Jan
7%c
28c
1
Manitoba
Apr
Sep
Apr
al2c
7c
1
Ltd
Resources
Cessland Corp Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Aug
231/4
Food
Jan
3.25
.
1
Ltd
Interurban
Asbestos
Apr
al2c
3.25
*
Ltd
Mines
Explorations Ltd
Royalty Co Ltd
Mines
Jun
5c
2.75
10c
31/2C
12c
%c
|cl A—*
& Dock Co Ltd
Properties
Dredge
Casavant Freres
May
Cassiar
Jan
Mar
7
Jan
:—1
Petroleum
Southern
14% May
Cantexas
6i/a
July
5c
4
2.80
5
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Jun
Jan
43
Mar
12c
167
*
Tungsten
143,4
Apr
61/8
19c
7,300
10%
1
*
Ltd
291/2
7%
13%
5,914
18c
210
19% Mar
143/4
13%
65c
,
1
British
Jun
48'A July
1
com
Ltd
Bornite Copper Corp
Columbia Packers
48i/4 Mar
23
63c
1
30%
12%
!2,220
-1
1
Ltd
May
5%
8C
1
Mines
Mar
5.25
4.95
-1
Ltd
23c
Sep
1.05
I6V2C
*
Mines
High
Jan
11c
a3i/2ca3%c
1
Ltd
Low
19,050
3.00
35%
Jan
3.75
371/4
50% May
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
13c 14 Va c
*
Bay Mining Co
Beauce Placer Mining
Black River Mining Ltd
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
53/4 July
61
Shares
1.05
'Mills Ltd—*
Bateman
11% Jan
43
41.
Apr
40% May
Jan
Feb
for Week
2.05
*
Gold
Canadian
5
see page
100
May
Sales
Range
Low
1
Exploration
Talc
Canorama
5%
Week's
of Prices
6c
Ltd
Barvallee
Feb
24'/4
footnotes*
95
23
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
65c
Ltd
Band-Ore
59% May
50%
95
Are
*
21
Jan
2.80 July
48%
Jun
11% May
32
Jun
Apr
14%
Sep
Aug
48
Jan
11% May
July
33
200
4.95
Mining Corp Ltd
al.85
56%
625
49
13 %c
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
a7
5,500
165
36%
49
1
Ltd_»
Anglo-Scandinavian
Feb
all
96%
36
—1
85
80
20
96'/4
36
■
18
8%
96%
Shown
Electronics
251/2 May
44% Mari
Jan
15
8
Jun
100
Ltd
Mines
41
20
Jan
143/4 May
18%
Last
Ameranium
4,745
900
60%
18%
1
11
4.230
Apr
Aug
Sep
Belle Mines Ltd—1
a84
57
5%
11%
55%
*
Beau
a84
19'%
Jun
400
2,170
18%
Ltd
Amalgamated
10%
55
4.25
12%
58%
8.95
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
May
40%
19%
50
a3.25
a
849
*
1
a24V4 a241/4
11
Sep
153/8 May
634 Jan
Aug
9.15
—
al.85
*
66 Va May
153/4
50
40
50
com
4.75
100
Radio
Aracon
Class
21 % Jun
Jan
7.60
Ltd
63
213A
Par
15%
Corp common—2.50
Pipe Lines
5
Service
Jun
May
Mar
Ajax Minerals
Apr
July
63/s Jan
-5
common
53
13
Sale Price
17
Utilities
Interprovincial
Mar
17
Apr
16% July
Friday
500
67%
43
775
STOCKS
3,705
*
1,486
July
2,275
Canada
51
Canadian Stock Exchange
6%
6%
27'/2
9.00
Prices
181/4
*
Feb
300
preferred
May
2,800
com
191/4
2,080
common
18
23%
1,430
153/4
preferred
Zellers
6%
•
213/4
17%
•
18
l
221/4
18%
Apr
100
Feb
17
R
23% May
5
a18
common
18%
15%
141/4 May
16% July
3.00
Gas
15,958
181/2
1
Jun
22%
preferred
Natural
Apr
22 %
a3.25
warrants
A
673/4
4.68%
Jan
July
Apr
31%
com
29%
Jan
9
9
6% Feb
7% Feb
Oil--5
Crude
&
class A
(Geo)
22
*
Canada
26%
•
Prod
Sep
•
of
Sep
Sep
Sep
Co
Pacific
Jan
1
22
50%
51
*
Canuba Mines Ltd
Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
6% preferred
20% May
Jun
81
al8
Imperial
8,842
Jan
21%
22
10
A
(Canada)
Trans
Jan
2.15
"
13'%
21
*
class
Knapp
181/4
50
•
Voting trust
May
27
Apr
2.95
Ltd
com—*
Steel
Gooderham
61
£i
Canada
7,070
Ltd
Apr
Jan
6
Co
18
Jun
17% May
8% Jan
51/2 Aug
3.00
Mining
Bay
17%
141/b
19
Apr
13 i/a Mar
al4
pfd
Jun
17%
,
15
275
*
$2.
Feb
5Vb
•
"A"
Canada
Corp
1,735
20c
Paper
8 3/4
3,874
9.25
10% Aug
17V4 Apr
al8
corn.*
Pittfield
Smith
Sep
15%
Plnsc
30'A
B
&
Howard
Sep
7
4.25 July
a4.75
Sep
23
Mines
1,775
15%
10%
»
Gold
200
4.90
Mar
11%
a4.25
Jan
5.580
30 %
A
7
4.00
ADr
23
Jun
15%
41/2
10%
1
Ltd
7
*
191/4
9%
•
Steel
Class
15%
common
18,130
Mountain
Sep
•
(Canada)
11%
Aug
United
65
50
10%
Feb
21%
Trahs
Jan
22
com_l
11%
July
14
Jan
291/2
17%
Paper
*
81(4 May
71
Feb
Jan
50
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Home
pfd
Canada
&
50
200
11%
*
preferred
al7
21%
151/8
22
25%
al7
21%
Apr
32%
63%
1
3,645
74%
21%
*
9
Jun
Jan
22-%
15i%
i
75%
741/2
*
6 3/4
21%
8%
5% Aug
10
General
600
6,335
22
1
71/4
32%
4,655
13%.
E)
7
32
*
Ltd—
(Chas
~7
321/4
22
6.85 July
•
Petroleum
Frosst
Sep
10
Trans
63%
*
12
reb
291/4
13%
Canada
Jan
Jan
*
1
of
Feb
11
Aug
28%
12%
Ltd
10
100
9%
Weston
855
Corp
Foundation
12% July
8% Aug
15
950
11
113/4
Western
200
55
2,625
9%
593/4
Apr
4,250
•
May
15
9
11
9
535
Sep
13
*
Apr-
1.726
6%
18
Corp
May
4,630
Augustus
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous
Players Canadian
11
95
12
8.50
13%
:
July
Max-
10
Jan
131/2
11
Feb
12%
9
95
14%
14%
A
9
100
9 V2
64
4.2u
17%
•
2,875
.
I
600
a
"95
4.95
Jun
al8
*
11%
95
81/2
9%
400
131/2
A
103/4
a
100
6.00 Mar
Jan
al8
50
class
Freres
11%
a9 %
Sep
113/4
400
17%
Kootenay Power
Enamel & Heating Prod class A_
*
common
4.00
1151% May
49% May
9%
8 %
4,294
East
Aug
Sep
11%
5%
10%
40%
43
Feb
10%
•
475
2.05
54%
com
45
16%
8%
a24%
43%
Jan
Jun
IOM4
3 %
Ltd
Bros
Jan
Mar
8.00,
•
64
30c
531/2
Chqmical com
&
1,070
13
*
Ltd
Tar
115
1,800
54
Dominion Textile common
109
_100
*
Aug
3.15 Aug
3,150
!_•
Stores
Dominion
4.85
360
65
•
Dominion
33%
11,791
16%
2
Coal
3,865
8%
4.00
16
7.80
1
38i/4
8 Va
4.00
*
65
375
common
37
81/4
10% May
41 % May
8% May
16
26%
common
Dominion
37
•
—1
warrants
Jan
May
65
26i,4
com
7,935
Jan
38%
1
*
*
Steel
&
10
9%
23%
31
♦
Finance
*
Foundries
9%
24% Aug
81/4 Feb
*
26%
Corsets
Dominion
100
1
*
Dominion
50
27%
18
500
25
19%
29%
27%
57
2.50
pfd
19%
291/4
al2
22
67c
19%
57
—2
.
1,350
sep
15% May
al2
Zellerbach
Bridge
353/4
•
Crown
Coal
Feb
11% Mar
19% Aug
2534 Apr
*
73
Petroleum
32%
2,475
*
7.5
Dome
100
13
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A
525
Dominion
35%
12%
Walker
76
Dominion
353/4
1
Viau
61/4
—
Sep
40
May
22% Aug
*
Sep
141/2
i—:
Jan
Sep
76
Seagrams
14
Sep
6%
Distillers
950
13
14%
A
25
22%
121/2
———-*
class
15
July
35% July
35%
22
331/2
245
6%
12
35%
Trans Canada
8
—*
9,955
Aug
Sep
July
Co—-—-rr—*
common—
14%
14%
14%
9% July
Jan
Ltd.—
Credit
L)
39% Sep
27% Mar
Jan
13
Cork & Seal
(R
Jan
143/4
Feb
24%
Crown
Cram
Feb
2034
31% Jun
Sep
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
Apr
Sep
48i/2 May
4.00 Aug
4.00 Jan
625
Coronation
Jl%
1,855
Jan
May
10%
7%
:
4,265
25%
•
51/2
———*
391/4
25
I"
25
19%
*
•
B
38
25%
28
Sep
6.00
31
27,341
7.85
—.—
38'A
•
•
Feb
25,327
19
29
12%
7%
Apr
Sep
131%
71/2
—
Aug
51/2
3.00
27
12% al2%
71/2
*
Wire Cloth—,.—
*
Central Del Rio Oils Ltd——.——
Coghlin
(B J)__
*
Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
-*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
—•
Consolidated Textile
*
Consumers Glass new common——_—*
Class
331/2
11%
12
Capital
Corbys
32%
33%
11
•
69% May
preferred—
3,160
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jun
Jan
& Paper——
12
1
I2M2
Petrofina
11%
A
60% July
13-% Feb
Power
Jan
Canada
1,985
Pacific Railway
7%
100
Ltd
Structural
7.080
Canadian
150
±
16
Canadian
Jun
9
preferred
65
Canadian
Jan
57
*
6 7c
Standard
80
100
Jan
9
Co
Sep
2.500
Feb
45%
12
*
1.500
!
88
2,270
(1957)
16%
4.00
7.561
52%
common
16
1
25
10
12
100
52%
10
of
63
.
530
98%
52%
class
Canada
Oil
15%
,—
12 %
98%
common
Shell
15%
Co
953
*
16%
Locomotive
29
(Ltd
Imperial Bk
Marconi
28
Industries
International
Canadian
29
•
Shawinigan
Industries common
Canadian
*
common
Canadian
.
847
—*
Cement
Corp
Canadian
Preferred
200
;
11%
1.992
210
283/4
preferred
Feb
63
7
3.75
28
*
Canadian
of Commerce_10
*
Power com—*
50
May
1
Ltd
Lawrence
Salada
liy2 May
July
18
May
14
3.75
•
1963
Lawrence
Apr
55
Sep
511/4 Sep
8i/e Aug
3.00
109
Jan
9%
28'/2
common
St
133/4 July
11% Jun
Sep
Apr
50
%
7
Sep
May
105
•
common
St
Southam
207
•*
*
Simpsons
Sogemines
al7
2,205
Royal Bank of Canada
Sep
Sep
Jan
al4
334
12
Apr-
May
A
Co
Jun
al7
—
108
Mines
Rothmans
383,4
50
108
11%
B
22
865
108
*
Algom
Class
8
3.70
15%
Rolland Paper class A
30
May
293/4 May
Jun
35% Jan
a5.00
Jan
241/2 May
11%
Aluminum
21
3.50
12(4
A
Reynolds
Jun
10
a5.00
15,405
common
Canada
13.227
^.60
15%
A—.
Ltd
Telephone
4.70
11%
151/2
preferred
11%
a22% a22%
15%
Corp of Canada
11
36
25
—25
Canadian Chemical. Co Ltd common..*
Warrants
*
Canadian Converters class B
*
Canadian Foundation comlmon,.—
*
series
——__u—_t
54
10 Ms
50
—--50
preferred —
class B preferred
Canadian
British Aluminum
Canadian Celanese $1.75 series
Preferred
10
131/B
54%
•
$2.65
$1
195
%
97
12.50
common
$2.20
Canadian
2.330
891/4
-100
Ltd 4.40 pfd
Canada Steamship common
.57c
preferred
Canadian Aviation Electronics—
Canadian
21%
891/4
a22 Ma a22
23
•
Sep
243/4 May
26% July
26%
1,355
261/a
Sep
*
Sep
104
Jan
27%
26
89%
preferred
Safeway
29
37
27M4
Canada. Malting
Canada
Sep
37%
Jan
—
Power
8,75
Jan
102%
261/4
&
4% 7c
2OM2
200
271/4
2°
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
Canada Iron Foundries common10
Camada
5.100
37%
—-
preferred
$1.30
21%
21%
Jan
18 3/4
common
Class
__
20
20%
common.
22
5.50 July
102% 102%
211/4
25
1,930
-
Development
Reitman's
Power common
Calgary
Jan
5,642
*«
class
18 V2
Feb
—
Wholesale
Sep
108
Jan
211/4
Apr
Mar
a22
Light & Power
Flour Mills common
Penmans
Sep
571/2 May
107% Aug
175
23
24%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
Feb
52
25%
Mines
Sep
121/2
19 %
24
Jan
191/2
21%
Scotia
Pacific
10
3%
a22
7
20%
.
Jan
12.486
1.915
Corp
(Robert)
30%
20.625
7%
175
Jan
4.65 Mar
Sep
Aug
6%
21
May
9%
5
241/8
A
May
54
B
21
9
7% Aug
24%
—
Oshawa
53
23
a24
188
common
25%
—
8,655
7
10
7 7c
preferred
Ontario
Steel
Products
Sep
54
class A—
24,089
8%
100
Ogilvie
May
61/2
24%
preferred
Class
2.65
26%
8I/b
7
21%
pfd
53
Jan
50
Nova
73/8
7%
7
May
203/4 Sep
Ltd *
573/4 May
Jan
a6 %
28%
Sep
Ltd
Jan
25%
Company
Noranda
79
com—_25
Telephone
Bruck Mills Ltd
Newfoundland
class
Light
a 61/4
Columbia Power
British
Morse
Feb
a52
7%
73/4
8%
*
Jun
22
•
Jan
70%
2.65
Aug
15 3/4
*
76 3/4
1.649
28 i/a
201/2
com
B
Trust
7834
2.70
45
River
class
Locomotive
77%
28%
a38
Jan
123/4 July
20'/2 Aug
,_5
Ltd
Montreal
52%
Bowatejrs Mersey 5%% pfd
—"p
Traction Light & Power
American Oil
British Columbia Forest Products
•
a37%
a38
Sep
18%
I
Breweries
Moore
836
———
100
i
B
Molson
May
73
53%
20%
183%
Apr
161/2
•
67c
25% May
71%
53%
201/2
20
Tel
70
Jan
51%
British
5% 7c
"67
1,500
2.50
&
July
61
<14
14% Jan
—10
Bloedel & Powell
Tel
Co
Class
Jan
78
Brazilian
Brown
4,157
pfd
57c
Corp
360
64%
13%
14
Co "A"—2.50
partic
Mitchell,(Robt) class A
93/4 May
713/4
25
Telephone
Bowater
25%
63%
*
*
Steel
Paper
Montreal
25
63%
A
A
July
23%
25%
Selburn 53A% pfd
25
Bank of Montreal--;
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Banque Canadian National
10
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—Bailey
120
B
Maritime
High
1,650
17
25
Structural
Power
MacMillan
53 % May
52%
Low
18%
17
—
Miron
52 %
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
*
Massey-Ferguson common
51/2 7c
preferred
„
52 %
Low
*
MacKinnon
Class
Shares
___
B
Ltd
for Week
18
preferred
Loblaw
May
52 y4
———-
Shops—.,
Financial Corp class
12% July
Jan
24%
A
Corp
Asbestos
1.635
28%
44
50
oO
preferred
class B preferred
C preferredclass
$2.60
57%
39%
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
Candy
61/4 7c
Sep
26%
52
j?"
;
preferred
$2.90 preferred
—-—
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.65
46%
46%
Telep Co 4%%
Anglo Canadian
2.445
Feb
40%
39%
pfd—20
---j?"
,c
Secord
$1.25
22
-------------
of
Co
Aluminum
56%
(John)
Laurentide
28
———-rf—-
preferred
414%
Ltd
Laura
High
39%
,
Ltd
Aluminium
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
46%
45%
56%
Algoma Steel
Labatt
High
46 Va
*
common
Paper
&
Power
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Canadian Dollars
Shown. Are Expressed in
V
(Range for Week Ended September 27)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prioes
37
29
Sep
Mar
Jan
3,10 Sep
20c
Jan
1.65 Aug
3%c July
9c
5Va
12...
Jan
Jun
May
Feb
301/4
Sep
Jun
lie
Feb
Jan
2.90 Jun
Sep
98c
7%c
Feb
Aug
Jan
14c
3c
31/2C May
55c
4.00
Aug
iJan
Apr
5%c Jan
6%c Feb
82c
May
4.75 July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
Sec
1
1
&
Prov;ost
Dalfen's
Frere
2.0-30
3 Vic
22
60c
ll,7o0
14c
'' 4c
4c
16c
16C
38%
*
V
&
Ltd
Dome
A
Leaseholds
1
30c
28o
24c
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd..*
Weld
Ltd
Nickel Corp
East
Kootenay
1,000
18
Sep
26 Vi
Jan
33 V
22Vic
Jan
37c
13,500
10c
x.;
28',2
9
21c
21c
178
J
23c
J
23
365
-
28 Vi Mav
Feb
1,000
1.42
10l/4
8Vi Aug
25 Vic Jan
16c
J&n
118
7,750
25c
200
1
1.15
Bakeries
1.12
l_
Ltd
1.03
17.450
1.15.
13
* 160
13
lOVs
10%
Corp class A
Oil & Minerals Inc
Empire
Equity
Fab
Explorations
Metal
Fano
Mines
Mining
Fontana
Fox
Lake
(1945)
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
Inland
Inc.
17,000
3c
2%c
3c
" 9.000
_1
20c
&
16c
16c
127,277
1.30
1.30
Ceramic
International
Helium
812 c
Jan
Aug
21c
Jun
4.25
Apr
3.20
1.30
3,750
20c
1.500
10c
6V2C
500
5c
Jun
Mar
1.03
1.03
100
80c
.
.
3.10
111
2.25
1,140
;#1.20
*
5c
5c
1.40
__
1,822 i
1.70
■
17,688
Iso
Ltd—
-__
Mines Ltd—
Jubilee
Iron
Kiena
10%c
lie
Foundation
11c
52
a52
a
7c
*
Petroleums
Kontiki
2.05
1.45
Sep
9c
Mar
2.28
Apr
Lea<£ & Zinc Mines Ltd—_ -1
Labrador
5%c
Accept Corp class A ■;
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Laduboro Oil Ltd
Lambert
1.79
Aug
3.85
Apr
14,115
2.85
Jan
5.15
Feb
1.20
4,084
99c ;
Aug.
1.60 May
5c
v
1
class
A
4c
5.000
7%
Oils
Malar tic
HygTP.de Gold
Massval
Mines
Mines Ltd
May
8% May
Jan
10%
800
7%
Jan
12
Jun
3.50
"100
3y2
Feb
33%
Sep
Apr
12 y*
Apr
10c
1.50
Jan
1.75
1.75
100
3 Vic
4c
71.000
40c
50c
12,000
25c
Aug
7%c
4,575
6c
Jun
48 Vi
1,400
8c
3y2c Aug
12c
500
a7%
95
5Vi
5%
515
11 Vic
12c
5,400
'7%- preferred
5%
Chipman,
Mercury
Merrill
5
Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Miclepsa Industries Ltd
1
1
——*
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
:
1.09
30c
1.03
1.19
441/4
Mount
Royal
1.75
89c
Dairies-Ltd—
*
Mount
Native
Mills
Rice
Royal
Ltd
Automatic
Minera's
*
Vending Co Ltd
Ltd
Nocana
Metals
Northern Exploration Ltd—
50c
Orchan
Uranium
Patricia
Silver
Mines
American
British
Mines
Mining
Phoenix
Smelting
*
2
Corp
Oil
Canada
Co
Ltd
1
Mining Co Ltd
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
Pwr Corp of Can 4%%
cum 1st pfd_50
6%
N C part 2nd pfd
5
1
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Crest
Mines
Gold
liy2c
Jan
25%
25 Vi
25%
2,360
24%
Aug
25% July
18%
18
18%
10,165
23%
1,020
23%
23%
101
101 %
4.50
300
Warrants
Api
36c
Jan
10
5%
41c
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.27
preferred
$5.15
Columbian
Class
Sep
Bulolo
St
Lawrence
Diversified
Saucon
Silver
Summit
Mines
Apr
64%
9,139
60 % July
70
73
2,182
67 % July
76%
Jan
2.40
700
2.15
Aug
4.10
Jan
17%
17
17%
525
16%
Jan
20%
Jun
Feb
56
Jun
18%
Jan
42
Sep
52 %
52 Vi
45
500
38c
6Vic
2,000
6c
83c
93c
70,900
6%
104
48y2cMay
Aug
6.
*
South
Dufault
Southern
Spartan
Mines
Feb
Calgary
Power
Canada
Air
Power
6%
Services
Bread
-
1.90
Jan
Canada
Cement,
9%
Jun
Stairs
Exploration &
Standard
Sullivan
Gold
Mines
Feb
12
July
Canada
10
July;:
Canada
Foils
Iron
18c
May
Canada
Apr
6c
Apr
Canada
18c 20Vic
13,500
12c
Jan
21c
Sep
10 V'2 C 11 Vic
37,400
9c
Aug
15c
3c
Sep
Aug"'
3c
300
28c
30c
4,750
2.20
Sep
25c'
3.80
1,611,650
75c
14c
15c
8,600
13c
8.00
8.05
2.150
6.60
3.15
3.25
1,200
14%c
12 Vic
4.05
4.05
7c
4 Vic
70c
13c
7c
10.125
•J:
-.
74c
6c
Consolidated
3 Vic
7,200
%
45
Feb
Tache
Lake
Tallisman
:
3 ViC Aug
Jan
9
Jan
Tazin
Mines
1,475
3.80
22c
8.25
3.25
48c
4.20
8c
5c
Sep
Jan
Sep
Jan
Sep
Jan.
Asbest-os
Obalski
Towns
Hout
Co
Westburne
Western
Oil
Co.
Helium
Westville
Mines
49
May
11 Vi May
3.73
18c
6 Vic
Jan
Sep
Feb
3.30 Aug
50c
Jan
4.75
Jan
1.10
Jan
Sep
8,500
Aug
Feb
50c
50c
54c
16,350
35c
Jan
20c
19c
21c
17,000
19c
Sep
14
15
456,800
2.34
2.30
2.38
17.800
7c
7c
7c
5,000
__1
1.55
1.55
6%
Ltd
Ltd
__
*
__10
66c
%
6%C
1
*
Ltd '
Aug
84c
Jan
May
23c
Jari
41.
Aug
2.65
Sep
4.65 Mar
100
1.75
Aug
3.15
Jan
28%
28%
7,937
Aug
12% May
30%
Jan
26%
Sep
37
38 %
735
30 %
Jan
39
Apr
common,25
53%
53 %
55%
2,613
51 %
Jan
58
May
—100
97
97
97
94%
Jan
99
Sxp
85
87
lit)
Mar
90%
Feb
108% 108%
10
306%
Aug
"112%
Jun
205
100%
com__
23
30,730
■'%:/-15:
iooy2 101%
100%
10
7%
7%
25
403
6%
7 %
85
320
23
24
553
26
24 V'2
26
5%
5%
6
8%
9
2,375
46c
41c
49c
710
102
Sep
July
9 V'4
Sep
Jan
3%
1,024
8%
6%
17
1,685
21%
21V4
21%
25
5 V2
8%
7 V
31%
Sep
2
6
-
10%
Aug
Feb
Sep
Jan
Feb
21
5%
5 %
5%
8c
Sep
July
2.67 Aug
15c
1.80
7
16c
225
Sep
Feb
Aug
July
Feb
Sep
Sep
Jan
37%
1,181
2.9
Jan
40
Apr
27
27%
189
27
Aug
30
May-
25 y2
26%
2,089
25%
Jun
1963
3.15 May
4.25
1.15
400
8c
38,000
1
2.000
200
4.500
3c
2,000
5%
5%
200
24%c
Jan
28c
38c
July
Jan
1.00 July
6c
Jan
3c
May
81c.
May
May
25
May
89 %
89 Vs
89
y2
50
85
Jan
92
22%
22%
22%
1,165
22
Sep
24
Aug
60 %
60
60%
270
56
Jan
63
Aug
*
60%:
60
60%
610
55
Jan
62
July
10
75%
75 %
Feb
81
96 V
_
%
235
1,414
13 %
13 y4
380
12%
*
12%
12%
205
11%
10>/B
10%
1,995
10
10%
31.186
B
10%
__
—
_
30
May
Jun
Jan
93%
Jan
98
Aug
48
Aug
58
Apr
Aug
14
July
Jan
14%
Apr
Apr
11%
Jun
10%
Canadian
Jan
■*
—
common
1.75
1.95
1,225
1.60 Mur
2.65 May
1.80
1.85
830
1.60 Mat-
2.70 May
1,350
-
Food
Foundation
8
May
Aug
11
Apr
Jan
12%
12%
13%
21 %
21 %
25
20%
Jan
22 V b July
36
36 %
460
35%
Sep
38%
11 Vs
11%
11%
3
__
_
.
..
Electric
class
Securities
11%
Feb
5.00 May
11
13,600
18
18
800
4.10
4.25
6%. Jan
2
62c
12
Sep
Aug
17
July
18 %
Sep
60c
July
1.00
Jan
642
3.40
Sop
8%
Jan
4.50
4.50
690
3.10
Feb
4.50
Sep
3.00
3.75
5,083
3.00
Sep
4.25 July
16%
16%
17
200
16%
Aug
19
Jun
39
Feb
43 %
475
14
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33 %
Jan
800
43%
14
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35
197
38
37
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62 c
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pfd
8%
3.00
3.70
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Jun
9.240
12.200
4.15
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4.75
18
♦
14
8%
—
*
common-
11
4.45
62c
20
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common-
Co
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—
•
Products
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Gen
May
55
36%
Dredge Dock
Canadian
General
55
21%
Wright
14
Sep
44% May
20% Jan
Hydrocarbon
Imperial
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
•
common
,
*
Tire
19 Vs May
60 % July
69 % May
1,105
7% July
12 Viz
12%
1,765
16 %
16
16%
2,417
Western
Capital Bldg Industries
Chartered Trust
'
Aug
Jan
33%
Sep
10
12
12
13%'
8,828
10%
Sep
13%
Sep
.
.
>
Sep
80c
8 %c
Jan
Collingwood
Jan
6.00
Jun
Columbia
16%
17
21%
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30
30%
20
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-
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—
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I
46
Mar
23 %
Jan
29
May
29 %
Jan
35%
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15%
Jan
17%
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20%
Jan
22
475
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32
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preferred—___
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.
4.65
600
2.20
2.40
6 400
67
104
87
93 %
2.20
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872
13
13
85
11% Mai-
7%
7%
5,505
4,550
3.40
3.10
3.60
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15
16%
25
8
8
8%
2,550
2 10
15
4.10
Jan
67 %
7%
•
Jun
Jan
63
5%
Jun
4.05
13
*
6%
Jun
Jhly
Sep
Aug
56% May
20
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315
470
67
2.20
%
475
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4.50
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34
33%
16%
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-
27%
33
Properties
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26%
33%
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:—:
common
Aug
32 V2
27%
89
3c
4.60
:
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3.85
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3.50
24%
Westinghouse
25c
Mar
4.95
Aug
400
42,972
12 Vac Mar
Clairtone
*6.00
4.00
4.15
33%
—
Natural
Canadianwide
Apr
3.90
corn-
—
Sep
16%
32 V'2
common
_■•.—.
preferred
13
Feb
3.90
—
preferred--
Coijp
125
Feb
Aug
13%
33%
•
.
Railway
Utilities
4.60
10
10%
.
25
•
*
A
5%%
15 % Mar
4,231
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Co
Marconi
Canadian
"1,854
9 V'2
63
-2.50
Locomotive
Canadian
17 V2
17 V8
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Gas
64%
*
conunon__.
Bank
63
9%
12%
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
Jan
245
4.50
Aug
Sep
9
Sep
Aug
•
19 %
Jan
9
4
51
25
preferred— -25~
$1
75c
3.65 Mar
1,520
1.85
Canadian
Canadian
580
52%
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_
class A
Canadian
11% May
July
51
52''4
51
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10
50 V
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50
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8
1.75
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74
6i>l
97
56 %
54%
*
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Jun
87c
77
2
54%
^100
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preferred
Canadian
Canadian
2.25 July
11%
43
Jan
•
2.80
3.570
Jan
20
Aluminum; corn-
Canadian Collieries
Class
69.500
35
900
Warrants
Canadian
100
25c 39 %c
Canadian
Jan
67c
25
21%
*
Celanese
Sep
1.14 Mar
200
3c
British
Canners
14c
17%
40%
21
•
preferred
14 V'2 c
16
40 V'2
21%
*
1
Canadian
Jan
62c
26 V4
—*
preferred
Canadian
Sep
!
Apr
37%
27
100
class
-
Breweries
B
Jun
200
6%
37%
A
Cable
&
Jan
24% May
Aug
•
*
preferred
Preferred
% Class
5c
2.25
a86c
Canadian
6c
25c
4.85
10
Mtgc
Ltd
Aviation
62c
2.95
6%c
Canadian
2.500
Sep
20'/4. Jan
_12.50
Wire
1.15
July
*
—
Permanent
9.000
•
40c
11.318
—*
common
class
B
132.000
■
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6 V'4
120% May
2.80
3c
3 9 V'2 c
Jan
Aug
2.25
a86c
1
see page
74c
5%c
1.05
17
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5c
Feb
16
22c
Sep
1.48 July
85.125
IOV2C 14%c
25c
*
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68c
15c
Apr
Jan
1.65 July
475
12c
42c
Aug
6Vic
1.400
6 %
1.00 Mar
6»/2C
110 Vi
1,450
15c 19y2c
12c
__
4.50
5,506
2.15
Sep
Preferred
Canada
$1%
64c
1
725
2.80
Jun
warrants
39c
14%
Packers
B
Jan
*
4.80
2.65
18
preferred
_a._.
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Class
31c
35c
Ltd
footnotes,
Sep
4%%
Jan
12c
16
B
Sep
Sep
Sep
6 V4 July
-.
25%
warrants—
75c
80c
1.000
Speculative Inv Fund of Canada_2
For
2.80
2.160
5.450
Associates—.
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
2.25 Mar
20c
1,200
3.00
12c
Mining Co Ltd
Electric
lc ; May
45c
Corp Ltd
Corporation
6%
23
A
A
4.800
Freezers Ltd
United
40
Jan
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class
Class
61.300
5c
Jan
*
Foundries
Canadian
39c
11c
32
20
Sep
July
"38c
72c
25
Sep
77C
1
55
40
53% May
Feb
Safeway
31c
*
Apr
15
Steamship Lines common—
31 Vic
14c
50
19 V'2
Canada
Sep
Sep
_1
Trans Canadian
Der
2.80
10c"! Jan
115
Ltd
class
2.00 Sep
400
2.40
1
United
United
2.40
40c
Ltd
Exploration
United
2.25
115
Ltd
125
Jan
602
Canada
7c
40c
Mines Ltd
51%
Apr
514
81,337
Canada
Jan
45
*
Mines
50
17 Vs
Feb
74c
130
10%
1
Ltd
53% May
50
135
1,284
25%
Feb
57c
Apr
650
46
10%
1
Mines
Apr
869
53
6V'4
17
14 Vic Mar
3yac
16.000
3%C
Sep
June
2.45 Mar
46c
1.500
5c
Apr
1.60
4Vic
5.500
70c
Jan
12c
6.100
4.20
t
Sep
Feb
1.95
115
Superpack Corp
Dominion
Class
1.25
•
Ltd
52 %
21%
—
Feb
„100
Mining
5% May
24%
common
Preferred
Sep
;
Sep
4.50
25
common.
9
12c
pfd
-J
1
Warrants
507
40
B—
common
Canada
3c
18c
4.75
•
Jan
9c
14%
57% May
•
11
2.30
1
July
•
5
36c
80c
Ltd
51 %
22%
class
*
'70c
34c
A
15,530
July
5%
51 V'4
"51 %
Products
Co
500
52,300
l
class
54%
50%
4.65
Enterprises
400
15.000
*
Stores
Jan
50%
2.65
pfd
&
10
4c
Silver Town Mines Ltd
33%
52 V'4
—«-»
5%
—
Dredge
11%
16c
Sobev's
11
103
4.50
—
Products
9%
14c
1
455
400
42
53%
52%
53 %
12%
39
53%
7__. 50
A
Cabol
38c
1_
May
12%
V
-
Corp
Burns
Sep
July
1.10
6Vic
20c 24Vic
Ltd
May
July
5.00 May
3 .60 May
3%c
Development
Regent Mines Ltd
25
104
Jan
2.35
28%
Feb
41c
87c.
4c
Lands
Silver
4.10
71%
*
Gold
3.500
2.80
Jan
Jan
100
63%
B
Building
Jan
14 Vic
1
-19% May
2.35
100
100
100
class
Mills
Apr
Sep
*
Metals
• • -
71%
50-
(195S series)
Chemical
Brockville
Bruck
14,750
;
,
Lawrence
July
22 %
8% May
' :■
63%
,
preferred
preferred
4c
2.25
Feb
16
30
4.50
i
preferred
6%%
lie
10%
8
7
2.15
Sugar
4% '/a
18c
1
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St
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Jun
23 Vi
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Telephone
Jan
9c
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd common—2
Van
18
Sep
common-
Packers
Jan
0
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec
Tib
Feb
18Vi
955
*
Forest
9c
9.500
Gold
Red
11%
common
Columbia
1,700
*
Peace River Mining &
Pennbec
Apr
9% May
53% May
121
* v
>.
Power
Columbia
1.35
3.25
53%
•
Jan
Feb
1,400
Oil
Columbia
Sep
9,000
2.62
1
Ltd
May
8%
common
Columbia
54%
;i
Apr
3c
1
July
53
19 %
101
common—
Traction
British
lie
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
13
Aug
July
16 Vi
4.50
_______
81c
7
Mar
30c
1
Ltd
Sep
Jan
7%
*
preferred
Columbia
21c
1
Rare
x
7V2
50
*
Tank
20Vic
1
Ltd
Mines
American
50
Apr
18%
J-..
British
1.60
lie
1
8%
19
16%
*
preferred—
British
1.40
1
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
1.70
% Mar
*
._1'
Bridge
4c
*
24% May
5614 May
•
-—
Brazilian
1.30
*
Formaque Mines Ltd
North
10
Sep
Aug
50
1,405
83/4
Feb
July
14
8,715
_2l>— 24
Company
11%
*
Ltd
Canada
National
Pitt
9 V4
52 Vi
Aug
18%
60
8%
51%
—
■_
Paper
Corp 5%
Canada
New
52%
~9
52%
40
46
517
•
Jun
39% July
75c
410
50
'
Mussens
12
50%
10
,
4% 'i
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Sep
12c
6%
—*
Pleasant Mines Ltd common
Mount
6%c
,
1,000
50
52%
May
30
12
10
Co
Sep
'
45
1
;1:
11%
50%
*
common.,
12 Vic Feb
7Vi July
5V4 Feb
24.200
28c 35 Vic
*
_*
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Feb
19 Vic
1.60
_
19
59
,
'
Jan
12c
60,000
'
19
19
6.90 May
Jan
20% May
3c
1,000
Sep
1.45 Aug
7;
6c;
54,500
6c
12c
5,997
11%
■_
&
Power
prelerred
British
5c
47%
51,763
July
9% May
21% Jan
*
Bramalea
10
6c
common
28%
5.00
43%
50J
10
Mersey
Jan.
a7%
Distilleries Ltd
26%
..
1C-0
Scotia
Bowater
Bowes
18-
Meichers
2,172
11%
950
Paper
50
Mclntvre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKlnney Gold Mipes Ltd
57 Vi
11%
Jan
*
Lumber
5% %
18%
42c
78
56^8
1,395
Refineries common
Bowater
Jan
6c
1
24% May
*
common
Industries
Bowater
3.50
Ltd——
Jan
_•
Jan
*
Mines Ltd
&
19
100
Bros
British
Majortrans
1,175
6.00
1.00
Valley
60c
5c
22%
6.00
47%
Bow
25V'4
r
21si
22%
25
5;700
-
Sep
22%
1.00
Telephone
7Va
100
Jan
108%
19
46 %
Dell
149
100
9.75
Aug
47%
class
—
A
Beatty
33 Vi
""
Jan
110% July
17
39%
i.
Nova
Class
1.00
:-
1.10 July
2.85 July
31%
7.20 Aug
106
Jan
248
18 Vi
A
Bathurst
18%
1.19
*
*
Ltd—__
6c
Apr
7 Vic
of Canada
Corp
!
i
Oil
5 Vic
-
Jan
1,670
39 Vi
common
Sugar
of
7%
1
Lamontagne Ltd class A
1
Leland Publishing Ltd—
*
Lingsidc -Copper Mining Co Ltd __1
L'ochaber
Sep
2,910
5.00
|
Jan
18%
A.._^.
class
Electric
Auto
331 i
1
Corp
t 99c
Sep
Aug
2.10"
o
.
Lithium
51V4
Jan
99c
x
20y2c Mar
2.05
Ltd
Inc
v" 500
7c
107%
65c
1,430
108 108%
_lc
—
Preferred
Bank
103
8.40
-50
Acceptance
Bartaco
Aug
_25
common
preferred
2.80 May
Jan
"-26%
28
preferred
B preferred
Temple
Class
2.00
4,784
11%
pfd—7—
Hardware
Atlantic
2.10J
3,815
18%
—
class
Atlantic
88c
2.70
29%
39%
4%
Co
C
Sep
3.1o Juiy
Jan
Apr
4.25
.
4.80
__—
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Alfred
Class
;,$2.70
Sep
4.00
2.35
56%
preferred
Controls
Ashdown
46%
18 V'4
Credit common.
Corp common
class A preferred—
class A preferred
1.15
Jan
44 Vi
108
_10
common.
Imperial
3.85 May
1.00
.1
;
Mines
Anthes
Jan
Sep
'j7c
3
:
100
preferred
.4 Vi ':'c
3,944
8.60
_10
—
common—
Ltd
Aluminum
Analogue
3,00
Jan
3.35 Mar
6.00
Aluminium
4y4%
2.00 May
108% 109%
8.00
Algoina
Steel
Algonquin Building
Jun
1.05 July
:
16.000
.1
Corp
Gold
Central
Aug
40%
7b8
2.65
109%
Warrants
Beaver
Ltd
Investment
Algoma
8c
Interprovincial Dredging & Mining
Co
100
Gas
90c
4,488
83c
preferred:—
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45c
Sep
"5C
3,000
"
B
1,366
2
3.95
46 V
28 Vi
5
Warrants
Alberta
Apr
■y 1.00
High-
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
2.80
2.65
A
Class
45 Vi
2.95
A prel erred
$6
Low
Shares
1.00
3.85
common
Class
Jan
l.ao
1.00
1.68
46
—
Truntc
Ciass
Ash
heintr
one
Dollars
High
91c
*
trust
Gas
Jun
2.20
2.25
1.00
Voting
$2.50
first
OILS.
Sales
of Prices
;
common
Bank of Montreal
3.00
Mining Ltd—
2.00 Jan
Sep
1.35
6V2C
*
Ltd
Apr
I7V2C
__
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Ltd
May
13C
-.5.500
4.00
Apr
j ' 2.75 Jan
1
Sep
5c
'
3.60
35c
Jan
18c
95c
1,100
23,000"
3.90
Mar
Low
The
and
for Week
*
common
common
Warrants
Jan
6c
29 Vic May
Paper
&
Ltd
Distillers
Alberta
•
60,500
1.00
7yac
*
Explor
International
23c
95c
16c
Canada Ltd—*
3c
Jan
6Vic
Power
Alberta
$2.60
parts.
MINES
Canadian
Range
1.00
Abitibi
Apr
in
two
the
*
Acklands
r
list
Week's
Sale Price
Argus
Aug
15c
7c
J
2.25
Dev
3c
5,500
95c
.
1
.
Ltd
Int'l Alias
5.ano
17c
11
:
Feb
4c
17c
20 %c
Chemicals1 Can
Inspiration
2c
3%c
17c
Develop
&
23c
13c
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Jan
11c
Gui Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Hastings
10c
lie
Ltd
Autotronics of
Age
Jun
1,500
279,500
Lake Silver Mines Ltd
Golden
35c
11c
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd.
Glen
Aug
2%c
7c
Ftigistors .Ltd v___J_w.____4.___1''
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4c
5c
2%c
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&
•
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2Vic Sep
July
Feb
9c
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Last
Abacon
13
9%' Sep
_J
Ltd
Jun
500
:
1
_
Ltd
Feb
1.15 Sepi
Sep
Sep
Sep
13
'
Electrolier
Apr
1.95 July
Mar
155
4-'
Aug
Aug
1.19 Mar
Mar
24.700
9 Viz
1.30
2
into
second
Par
Feb
9c
65
2712
1.40
East Ventures- Ltd
Eastern
5c
25.800
100
pfd
7%
14% July
32c
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1.40 July
Sep
Sep
the
Friday
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Jan
Jan
2.60
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46
Aug
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28,200
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Sep
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Jun
Aug
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Mar
22c
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18
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7c
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Dumont
203
_iLl
Ltd
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Drummnnd
5.500
45
2.60
—___*
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Dumagami
4,475
13C
9%
9%
45
—.
class
Limitee
Mines Ltd
Dolsan
6%c
11c
9%
A_—.
5c
90c
July
36%
Stock
Jun
Apr
Feb
'
4c
6,776
15c
Limitee
Electronics
Delta
Deuauit
39%
5c
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16c:
1,100
4c
__
1
Ltee
500
;
38
Ltd
David
5c
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19c 19 %C
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YelVowknife Mines Ltd_l
Quebec
3c
16c
Paper/Corp Ltd
Copperstream Mine\ Ltd
Comrette
2.099
5c
19 VzC
_1
New
Consolidated
3%c
Toronto
The
High
Low
60c
J.J
A—_*
Mogador Mines Ltd
Moupas Mines Ltd
Pacific Ltd
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consol
Standard
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
3%C
Ltd—_1
Mines
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Div
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Low
:1.5J
Miniere L'Ungava—.
Compagnie
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended September 27)
Sales
Last
stocks
.
Apr
Apr
,
93 %
Sep
14%
Jan
8% May
3.80 May
Feb
16%
Jan
8%
Sep
Sep
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
V v-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
\
National
Building
Consolidated
common—
--
8%
9%
I.020
7%
Jan
5.85
.1,572
4.75
11,303
22%
9.604
36
11%
12%
108
Bit/
Crain
(R
106V4
12%
Sep
Johns
Feb
Kelly
Jan
109%
16%
Jan
19*4
May
200
16%
Jan
18%
preferred———bo
b
•
734 July
10 %
300
2.00
250
9
Dale
*
Estate
Seagrams
--2
100
*
—
Inv pfd.
Dominion & Anglo
Bridge
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
—
Gen Inv
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Lime
Co
*
1
common
common
Preferred
Lake Ontario
Dominion Textile
common
Preferred
30
Aug
Jan
69
Apr
Lambton
July
61
Apr
Laura
13%
I.235
11%
Jan
15%
Apr
Laurentide
Jan
Eddy
Match
Emco
2.20
53 7 b
53 Va
54 3 b
6,916
47
Jap
100
100
45
92
Jan
17%
17%
18
5.200
1.85
17%
18%
9.442
100
110
Feb
124
Mar
130
100
July
63
65
3.656
61
Jan
68
Jun
18
18 V,
465
17
Jun
20
13%
,
Feb
102%
Jun
61
50
a
7%
200
50 (4
125
13
13 Va
430
15%
15%
6.799
17%
17%
17%
27.114
22
21%
22
575
19%
19%
19%
2.550
147
147
15
40
41V,
1.623
—
Loblaw
47% Mar
Farms
Grain
10
Class
16%
Aug
21% July
Loeb
Feb
24
Apr
Lowney
21%
Jan
145
30%
230
10
7%
580
10%
10%
10%
1.150
1.55
1.825
55
54%
57 %
II.039
50%
19
19
19%
2.635
17
25
189
10
44%
Jun
11%
33 VB
a
290
3.80
3.85
450
72 %
75
105
29%
29 %
29 %
100
8'a
250
12%
12%
4,000
65c
2.400
20
20
150
A
1st
Feb
16
Sep
265
July
10% Juiy
11
General
Drill common.__50c
Motors
General
Petroleum
(M)
Products
General
General
Mfg
Wares
Steel
class
Goodyear Tire
(Canada)
preferred
47
class
Mackay
Gordon
Class
B
Aug
Mills
30
Aug
33 %
Jan
31 %
32
540
31% July
33%
Jan
128
128
128
50
8
8%
910
82c
82c
1.000
18%
19
2.655
i 3
Va Mar
21
21
165
21
Sep
25
24 V8
24%
18.319
18%
Jan
26
•
*
Metro Stores
Mexican
Midland
July
128
24%
1.20
1.25
170
8
8 %
730
13
13
4
Pacific
4.50
4.50
125
3.00
1.20
2.10
2.20
11.850
1.75
19% May
Jan
•2.90
Sep
Sep
Sep
*
•
Gas
Sep-
1.20
7
12%
1.65
3.10
Monarch
Fine
Knitting
Montreal
Locorhotive
28
Jan
30
Jan-
6
Jan
9
Jan
12%
Sep
55c
Sep
83c
Jan
19%
Jan
25
3.15
2.300
28
28 Va
301
27
28%
28%
129
28%
7%
7%
B%
1.770
13
13
14
464
10
12
12%
1.350
12
Warrants
4.50
Capital
4.95
8%. May
63%
Montreal
Moore
Trust
common
Works
Feb
3.95
6%
Jun
5
Apr
32
Jun
7 Va Mar
10 y4
A
/-
Class B
Sep
8 %
Jan
National
Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
4
National
8%
Jan
200
5%
Sep
25%
Sep
32
Feb
63%
Jan
85%
Sep
78c
Aug
200
875
65c
Jan
28
28
400
27
Aug
11%
12
450
7%
127
1.00
85c
Feb
32
13%
Jan
Jun
Jan
144
Mai-
Sep
Sep
128
136
45%
45%
45%
20
6%
6%
300
5%
Feb
6% May
9
9
200
7%
Jan
9
Sep
11
Jun
12
Jan
45%
49%
Jan
Jun
11
11
22%
22 V,
23
7.910
15%
Jan
23
22
23
2.762
19%
Jan
25
May
Jan
88
Jan
100
Jan
3,706
45%
Jan
57
Jun
9
9
9%
1.025
7%
Jan
6 %
6%
280
5%
5%
2.740
5%
•
16
16
16%
15%
16 Vb
200
28
28
28
25
*
2.05
2.00
2.05
700
Sep
Jun
2.00
Sep
2.05
Jan
29%
Sep
30
Mar
Mar
16
May
21
26%
26%
27
2.385
27 Va
27 %
100
27 Vb
225
14
B
Natural
Gas
13
14%
230
38%
38
39%
9.494
31% Mar
19%
19%
19%
4.185
17%
Jan
Saddlery common
Winnipeg Gas
*
Sep
July
1.35 May
47
25c
39c
48,450
25c
2,300
21c
II,030
1
75
1.00 Aug
54c
56c
17%
17%
17%
150
14%
Feb
18% Sep
•
*
*
17 V,
17 V,
17%
622
14
Feb
17%
2.25
2.25
12%
12%
.10
new
Trust
Guaranty
50% Jul v
lOVs
•
59%
59
Voting trust
Greening Industries
Greyhound Lines
Sep
Feb
8.65
11
9%
47
39c
West
Greater
9
44
10%
Warrants
Great
780
13% Apr
10% Mar
common
;
56c
2.25
13
100
Va
2,727
59%
530
Aug
14
54
July
64
Northern
Utilities
Scotia
Nova
1
100
Telephone
Northwest
preferred
Ogilvie
•
Supply
•
8%
470
80
82
1.162
25
8%
39%
' 21
,
80
20%
10%
Jan
14%
13.530
90c
100
80c
10
200
10
Apr
21 %
22%
3.175
14
Jan
3.40
3.45
525
Cotton
Chemical
Hand
Hardee
class
Farms
Preferred
Hawker
_*
::
9
100
•
2.20
2.00
2.25
22,720
26'%
25 Va
26 %•
1,365
—25
25 %
25
25%
6
•
5%
5 VB
6
5.392
94 Va
96
120
14%
15
5,760
—
—
Siddeley
common
Preferred
1
—
—100
George 1
25
25 Va
*
common
Hayes Steel common
Hees
25 Va
A
common
Carpets
Harding
common
♦
14%
9
24 %
9
26%
Aug
14%
Steel
Ontario
Products
common—_
21%
Fixture
Ontario
Store
Oshawa
Wholesale..
Overland
—
—
35%
36 %
5%
5%
5%
63
8%
common
8%
200
12%
12%
13
14.020
—'
•
1
:
Drilling
Pembina Pipeline common
Penmans
Peoples
4%
Sep
23%
Aug
4.50
6
Jan
9% Jan
I
Aug
15% May
Sep
9.00 May
17 %
One
for
Aug
Smith
Hudson's
Huron
4.10
Jan
Sep
Oil
Aug
26 % Mar
1963
Jan
7% May
Jan
100
May
10% July
15
Quebec
20c
pfd
2.20
50
1.85
2.25
68.093
42%
14%
42%
25
13%
14%
1.712
20
66
65 Va
66 Va
310
I
common
6%
6%
6%
8.143
33c
33c
2,320
135
33c
Quinte
Industrial
Inglis
•
1—5
•
2.30
1.35 Mar
42 %
172
42%
42%
44 Vb
Gas
12.408
108
*
International
Bronze
Minerals
Nickel
14 %
Feb
15%
9%
8V4
Feb
10% May
20c
1 30
1.25
1.44
•2 500
1.25
Sep
37 %
37
38 %
4.831
8%
30.303
55c
54c
60c
3.025
-—
4.05
3.95
4.30
8.340
109
108
114
2.822
1
33%
1.75
8 %
8%
480
50c
3.05
1.20
Aug
4.30
64%
Jan
5c
117
Feb
6C
65
11%
100
9 %
2.50
2.50
100
2.50
Sep
8
8
1.000
17
17 %
1.900
6c
Jan
*
3.465
13
5,785
21% Aug
95% Sep
12
Sep
Rolland
Jan
Rothmans
Jan
Royal Bank
Paper
97
97
74
5%
5%
1.251
79c
85c
2,700
3.65
79c
16
May
28%
100
Feb
May
6.00
Apr
1.20
Feb
Sep
Apr
St
Seven
Shell
Powders
pfd
25
4.95
8%
541
5%
6 (4
5,300
4.75
18%
6%
•
5.00
lfc%
8 Va
360
17%
Jan
3,110
6 %
Apr
8
27
27
5
62
62
67 Va
1,145
•
67 Va
67%
69%
13.783
2.50
24
24
25
3,215
L
Utilities
4.95
Common
—
—
50
4.10 July
25
6.25
6%
Jan
Jan
Aug
19% May
8%
Jan
68 %
73%
Feb
21%
27%
Jun
Aug
*
common
Interprovincial
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
,
——
85%
•
3.40
25c
i—_25c
Iroquois Glass preferred
footnotes,
3.90
5
10
see page
41.
—
—
53
—
3.90
84%
300
85 %
3,120
3.40
3.70
16,125
58 V,
58 y4
35
52%
54 Va
9%
9%
3,910
i'
100
3.80
Sep
a
78%
Jan
1.50
Feb
53% Aug
50% Aug
9%
Sep
6%
87
3.85
68
125
19%
Jan
21%
Aug-
94 %
94 Va
100
93
Feb
94%
Sep
*
4.15
4.25
700
2.25 Mar
9V4
9%
150
8% July
10
July
9
July
5.25
Jan
Jan
Feb
7
7
7%
1.275
74%
74%
75'»
3.489
70
14 %
14%
725
10% May
14%
Aug
10%
10%
200
9% July
10%
Feb
69c
Jan
*
14%
—*
A
class
1
Gas
*
40c
Sep
41c
49c
8.000
11%
80.215
9%
Jun
11%
3.40
1,025
2.35
Feb
4.90
4.90
100
3.65 Sep
6.50 Feb
7%
8
2.525
7% July
26%
27%
1,299
25% July
7%
26%
6.65
17%
17%
18
4.45
—
4.35
4.50
1,225
35
35
220
13%
13%
1,241
14%
14%
1,492
13
Jan
—
Canada
Industries
common
—
May
10%
6.30
A...
preferred
81
3.30
49c
11%
"
•
•
20
*
class
,
of
Jan
May
Dairies
Silverwood
Class
5
B
class
13 %
A
—,
„—
Simpsons
Ltd
K D Manufacturing
4.15 May
19,705
5.30
Jan
21,511
13%
Jan
4.00
11
28%
;
Sep
Mar
Feb
9.05 May
20% May
5%
July
Feb
27
Apr
37% May
12 %
Feb
14%
Aug
Jan
14%
Jan
37
Sep
Sep
36%
Steel
Standard
Standard
12
Jan
Stanley
2.75
9%
10%
2,550
3.55
Jan
9% May
11%
Jan
Jan
20%
Aug
36%
Sep
Jan
20 Va
—
9%
Paving
Radio
Brock
—
class
A——
9%
20%
300
17%
29%
525
29
4.10
i
Stafford Foods Ltd.:—
Jan
Jan
600
.20
——
Sep
59%
4,446
3.00
29
Preferred
Southam
37
2.95
10%
:—
common
35%
29 %
2.95
<
S
Slater
Intel-provincial (Discount
6.060
10
Arts
Silknit
Sep
61 % July
44%
8
21%
10
Investments
Shullys
7 "4
21%
Pall Mall
Ltd
Holdings
Oil
Sep
Sep
8
21%
Sep
28 Va July
July
Shell
Feb
8
*
A
Foods Ltd
Selkirk
9%
18%
Jan
of Canada
of
Maurice
Salada
Aug
Mar
100
common
6ay/ette
8
May
5.00 May
6
(Hugh)
Mar
7%
4.50
Sep
•
—
class
17
Sep
May
*
Robin
45 3 b May
Jun
2
Reynolds
Nodwell
Jun
192
39% July
13%
24%
Common
Batten
Jan
6% May
Feb
Jan
Aug
6c
6c
Jan
41% May
Aug
11%
*
—
Bldg common
Bldg preferred
Aluminum preferred
Revelstoke
Jan
.
For
6% Mar
Aug
100
9.745
—*
7%
May
13%
1
common
20
A
1 00
Feb
15
Gas
Warrants
»
International
.Class
Feb
Mar
10%
10
Chemical
1.60
Aug
23%
--
International
,
37
102
Sep
15
A
66%
5% July
13%
5%
Gas
International
6.800
Apr
Jan
8%
9%
Ore
common
Grip
14%
58% May
23%
Minerals
Natural
City
169%
Wire
Preferred
Inter
1.70
26%
*
44
July
13% July
31c
Jan
Jan
1.50
A
Russel
1.70
TOO
(John)
Inland
100
100% 100%
100
Milk
Class
Royalite
__10
Insurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common
Industrial Acceptance common
4%%
preferred
1
Industrial
8 V*
1.55
warrants
Class
Co
Life
8%
•
Preferred
Sep
Jan
3.50 May
Apr
99%
8%
warrants
Reichhold
Warrants
Imperial
550
23%
Feb
6%
*
Iron
Natural
1959
24%
Ltd
Erie
Husky
29%
29
8%
Bros
26%
old
Paper
Bay
29
2.75
-
—-—*
•
Corp
Rapid
Industries,
three
Pittfield
&
Howard
4.840
100%
Industries
Revelstoke
Home
8
Co—
&
Hees
new
Price
300
7%
8
July
6.00
7.851
3.50
Jun
36% May
Jan
8% May
11
560
19%
3.50
*
...
Engravers
Power
6.50
19(4
—.*
preferred
A
Photo
6.00
19 %
.100
common
Credit
Class
Phantom
Being exchanged into
National
•
*
1.25
Hersey
Parker
Aug
75
6.00
Warrants
Page
Jan
4.70
Feb
11
9 % Mar
Sep
Sep
1.00
July
3.40 May
30
1.440
i.
Petroleum
Pacific
18
1.65
Apr
15
12% July
*
2
Preferred
Jan
Jun
Apr
May
27 V» May
Jan
10-0
90c
'
—
380
12%
10
—
25%
14 %
14%
85
Apr
'
Premium
Hamilton
Sep
Jhn
9%
Aug
12 %
*
Flour
Beauty
Ontario
8%
•
Power
Cement
Ocean
Sep
Jan
ADr
-
Aug
3.50
1.80 Mar
11%
Sep
15% July
Feb
14%
•
•
...
Mines
Ontario
Apr
16%
27%
Northern
16%
8
29%
10
Noranda
July
Jan
30
16
5% May
14% July
Trust
16
8
Jan
27%
Steel preferred
Niagara Wire common
—*
*
Jan
14% July
1.537
15%
3
4.45
9% May
Sep
22%
85
.53%
5
Niagara
Sep
16
Feb
100
52
,__20
...
Jun
Class
103
Jan
100
1
National Grocers preferred
National Hees Indus Ltd
Sep
Sep
15%
53%
*
Containers
Jun
21
1,301
10 VB
Apr
14
•
.
Feb
7
July
5 %
18
84c
50
Feb
31%
•
...
Corp common
(Robert) class
Morse
Jun
200
128
1
com,.
Preferred
Sep
Feb
1.00
41
-
Northern
Great
Jun
2.45 May
Julv
12
Foods
Monarch
Feb
Sep
8% Aug
13% Mar
28%
J.aii
Apf
Jan
Sep
Feb
'
'•>
Jan
Feb'
28%
B
79
265
65
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.20
Grain
38%
26
11
Sep
10%
97c
Jan
8
Jan
•
•
Paper
Power—.;
Lakes
8
82c
13
Industries
Midwest
Preferred
Lakes
Great
Great
Aug
—20
Feb
3.60 Aug |
*
A
121
Power common..—*
common
Light &
Brewery class A
85 Va
—
18%
Brick
84c
—
Apr
838
Ltd
Class
1.00
•
Jan
51 %
32
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common.
5 % %
preferred
Maxwell
Molson
50
*
A—
Apr
9%
Jan
31%
common
Jun
57b
400
9%
Sep
47%
32
*
667/.,
1.00
11%
Sep
7%
727
32
__
21%'May
*
common
———
class
Grafton
•
7%
39,168
pfd—30
1
M)
Jan
82%
*
A
common
69.689
8%
49 %
30
Ltd
(W
Jan
%
82 %
50c
A
Class
5%
25
8%
7%
m*
2.45
Aug
*
«*
7%
48 VB
%i
Aug
Bakeries
1
1
1%
7%
8%
49
Feb
Sep
May
Sept
Trailer
Development
13
16
32%
Dynamics
21
Jan
2.25
109%
Jan
General
Jan
10Va
Jan
25%
General
12%
13%
1.710
Jan
730
1.150
Sep
8,195
12%
31 Va
16
6.960
21
104%
30%
15
3.85
12%
370
30%
General
3.25
19%
12%
33.242
*
*
1
*
250
3.45
16
*
t;
Jan
15%
Co
7%
43%
Sep
107% 108%
11% May
7%
36%
108
Feb
—
95
•
100
Sep
Sep
Fruehauf
Jan
38
3.20
Jan
125
22 Va
14%
678
775
20 % Mar
Sep
45%
7
1.100
Sep
171%
18%
Apr
Feb
20%
2.20
481
6%
26%
10%
997
18%
Jan
22
Apr
400
225
.
19
Jan
2314
2.275
187
class A
July
20
100
14
8%
common
12
120
38
38
4.961
25
20%
—
14
20 Va
25
2.40
8
/A J)
13%
20 Va
__
19%
*
class
Jan
2.30
185
(Chariest
Frosst
Feb
85c
13%
58%
Freiman
Sep
18%
2.30
Companies.
Fraser
8%
Jun
13%
8
Foundation
Sep
*
187
60
Sep
8
15 %
530
*
58%
:
37c
1.050
j
Magna
Maple Leaf
0
Co
Canada
of
17
Apr
-•
Motor
Ford
900
8%
*
National
Ford
8
16%
•
A
Jan
58
55c
50c
8
Sep
Aug
•
Mar
39
Sep
1.30
33%
„
45c
—
16%
23%
Sep
147
6V2 July
72%
65c
12
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
Mar
11%
15 Va
7
Corp
Jan
Jun
16% July
15
Mfg
Fleet
Fleetwood
9%
Feb
1
21
230
»-* to
2.705
12
Minerals
Jan
A
12
Inc
Aug
.20
2.95 May
11%
Common
Locana
9
common
July
14
preferred
Loblaw
1.50
Preferred
Fittings
Aug
2.30
Aug
4.30 Sep
i!
1st
B
16% July
30
35 V
21%
11.375
38
Groceterias
15 % May
65
I
605
2.75
50
Feb
1,115
A—
23%
2.50
12
;■
Jan
8 Va
class
2.40
23%
2.65
20
B
10
36
common—
8.550
23%
—25
20
—
—13 %
7%
Candy
Farmer
Fanny
Federal
Federal
8
common—.
—
class
Co
Apr
50% May
7%
July
11 %
Falconbndge
Famous Players Canadian.
7%
5% Mar
2
Preferred
Class
Jan
36
650
4% Mar
common
preferred
Loblaw
7
100
1.010
•
Apr
6%
Sep
Jun
Feb
7
common
Financial
Industries
2nd
18%
6
3
new
preferred
Levy
Feb
12%
Jan
14%
2.65 May
Jan
4.30
'
Class
G Va
Aug
9
6%
Leland
Sep
10%
Jan
Sep
6% May
4.05
—
—
Loan
S2.00
1.60
23% May
102
10 Va
1°
53 %
1
preferred
preferred
116
63
warrants
A
Sep
July
5
7
common
Milton
Class
8Cc
4.15
Secord
SI.25
k.11
905
Cement
Jun
Sep
6
•
Jan
11 % May
Jan
1
:
preferred
11
1
10
common
SI.40
102
10
Preferred
55%
16% July
*
Co
3.55
Aug
July
53%
100
18
3.05
10%
Apr
55c
1,600
10
Jun
116
Ltd
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite
Forms
common
2.90
Sep
•
Trust
Investment
Economic
1.800
10
Warrants
47
55
6 %
"
Dupont Co
15
6 Vb
10
Preferred
51
13%
common—'
23,50
—*
100
53%
5%
*
Preferred
Aug
44
15%
& Chemical
Dominion Tar
5.500
Apr
Apr-
3.15
10
Sep
2.10
uJ
50 VB
Stores
Dominion
400
56C
53%
53 %
3.30
10%
55c
Canada
Gas
375
7%
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Inv pfd-*
Dominion
Steel Coal
3.179
3.20
•
A
66
350
Dominion
Jan
7
20
Class
Lakeianu
56 Va
2.30
6 %
2.05
13%
10
Feb
u va
^
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
1.700
10%
5
Cement
Ju.i
17% May
2.20
102
Jan
2.40
High
Feb
4.95
1.80
11%
Sep
2.20
100
*
Preferred
9%
1.585
•
Lafarge
13%
13%
3.30
750
Vb
A
class
of
64
Electrohome
Dominion
Manville
Kelvinacor
v
Distillers
•
common
Low
11
6
2.30
56c
8 '4
30
May
1.75
Jan
8
13% Mar
185
14(4
■to
66
5%
10
Douglas
56 %
4372
•
Zellerbach
International Ltd common
488
14 %
—
L)
15
8%
2.00
m
25%
5% July
25 % Sep
1-0%
°
'
6%
83b
—
10%
5%
Jun
2.450
Ltd
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
10%
Warrants
Feb
736
18
6%
Trust
Preferred
109 Va
Shares
1
warrants
club
for Week
Low
Warrants
Jockey
Aug
25%
25%
Ltd
Tirnbei
Sep
18%
39
Sales
Range
*
Labatt
Credit
Crestbrook
20
Feb
18
~
B
6.35
17%
18
preferred
Imperial
Craig
106 Vb
Class
Sep
29 %
10% July
20.93J
Service
Lake
41% May
Jan
107%
Jefferson
9%
Jan
39%
28 Vb
Jamaica
10
Jan
2914
38
5.70
29
38 V4
——#
Preferred
Crown
9
r-+
Coronation
Crush
Jan
-—-—
B
Crown
7%
107 V, 107%
£
preferred
Distillery voting
Class
2nd
700
5,250
11*4
„
common.
A
Cosmos
«
107 %
•
Smelting
Paper
Gas
Consumers
Class
77
9%
5.70
Warrants
Consolidated
Corby
Aug
71s
9 VB
Week's
of Prices
Par
Public
May
July
9 %
id ay-
Sale Price
High
Low
7
l
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
—
Consolidated Mining &
Class
Shares
9V»
10
Preferred
STOCKS
lor Week
Low
Par
Conduits
F
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
(1267)
(Range for Week Ended September 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
7
4.20
300
3 00 Mar
9%
9%
410
9 Va
Sep
12%
9%
10
325
9%
Feb
10%
Jan.
Feb
100
9% Mar
9%
Apr
9%
9%
4.60 May
•
i
■
..
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
—
High
12%
100
12%
Sep
17% Mar
21%
22%
28,825
18%
Feb
22%
Common
Mar
58
May
25
Jan
27
May
17 %
18
2,335
99
45
1.40
1,600
common
B
—
—
preferred
Vi %
174
86 %
Aug
92
6%
Jan
9
July
62%
64
3,420
59%
Feb
66 % May
57%
62 %
57 Va
80
56%
Sep
62%
Jun
3.50
Jan
66c
Pipeline
Pipeline
Pipeline—Elevator common-
Prafrfe
A
Class
Union
preferred
-—;
i
Alloys
37%
170
37%
Sep
42
18,548
21
Jan
32%
Sep
15%
6,835
Jan
15%
Aug
8
8%
5,355
6%
Jan
8%
Sep
575
11%
Aug
14 %
Jan
22
Westcoast
Trans
30
I
Supplies class A
preferred
4.50
1,340
405
13 %
14
100
12
4.25
4.25
2,650
58%
70c
3.450
50c
15%
.16%
6.244
13% Mar
15%
15%
16 %
23,175
40
40
60c
1.00
1.40
1,350
10%
10%
10%
18%
18%
12%
12
16%
16 Tii
10
July
18%
400
15% July
12%
800
12
Sep
17%
5.091
16
July
18
19
4,063
17%
Aug
23
May
97
60
94
Jan
100
Apr
8.80
9.25
6,117
y4,
60
106%
250
7%
Sep
2.60
9
9%
19%
21
4.70
5.65
17,130
44c
44c
50c
425
36%
36%
90
5.00
3.320
4.85
640
8%
15%
Feb
2.95
Feb
Gas1 &
Acme
Agnico
OU_j.—
48c
1
7.00
—
Ltd
Mines
Advocate
;
•
*
Exploration
Accra
;
-
„
50c
25c
4,100
Jan
66c
14c
Feb
52c
2,900
43c
Jan
77c
83c
20,100
40c
Jan
Feb
Pitch
Roxana
40c
15 %c
16c
7,833
15 %c
Amalgamated
•
11c 13 VaC
2,150
10c
Aug
4 VaC
3,900
4c
May
4 Va c
4 Vac
10c
Petrol
Leduc
American
16e.
'
33c
Sannorm
West
Duvan
May
42c
Sep
Elder-Peel
14c
Jan
El
1
1.10
1.07
1.15
4,400
90c
Jan
1.29
May
Eureka
1
12 VaC
lie
14c
38,500
7%c May
18C
July
40c
1.14
1.05
1.42
21,116
63c
1
6 %c
'
Atlin
Ruffner
7c
20,500
5c
Jan
5c
5%c
4.000
5c
1.10
1
3.80
3.90
2,950
3.40
1
25
9.00
9.00
9.00
450
8%
23
22%
23
1,710
22
1.22
1.35
6.001
92c
4.15
Jan
$5
preferred
Oil
Banff
50c
—
Feb
Mines
Exploration
Barymin
Base
Metals
Baska
Bata
Fatima
Jan
Francoeur
Sep
Mining
Bethlehem
Bidcop
Black
52c
Mar
31c
Feb
60 c
July
Sep
15 %c
16c
3,300
15c
Mar
7%c
7c
7%c
5,200
4%c
Feb
10C
8c
6c
8
%c
29,500
4%c
Sep
July
8 %c
Sep
Great
4c
7c
Feb
Gridoil
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
Gulch
36c
Sep
53c
26c
30c
36c
36c
38c
7,318
25,810
2.20
1
8c
8c
8c
73,337
6%c
1
22 %c
21c
25c
214,500
1
*
10c
8c
11c
20,700
13c
11 %c
1
__
Ltd
61c
5.05
5.40
5.45
15c
21c
61c
60,706
4.90
Jan
5.45
Jan
9%c
Jun
23c
65c
J 23c
21c
25c
6.900
4.60
4.50
4.70
22,240
1.83-
1.80
1.85
1,816
1.80
Sep
2.60
6c
7c
9,100
4%c
Jan
9c
Mining & smelting
Holdings Ltd
Buffalo
Ankerite
1
1
Red
1
Cable
Lake
Mines
Cadamet
&
Gas
Camerina
_l
&
•
Oil
5c
Petrol
*
Mattagami
Oil
Canada
Southern
Canada
Canadian
Aug
16c
Sep
25c
2.15
445
93C
93c
99c
33,000
3.65
3.95
13,970
16%
16 Va
16%
1.51
1.50
1.52
3.95
3.95 (
4.15
_
_.
■
2.15
50c
/
600
500
t
50c
8.901
1,800
6 VaC
6%c
8%c
28,200
1
7c
6 Va c
7c
27,500
4.70
4.65
4.85
28,207
l
Exploration
Warrants
1.10
Dyno Mines
For
1.10
1
footnotes,
1.04
89c
1.04
1.10
1.06
1.14
20c
see page
18 Vic 18 %c
41.
.
...
2.20
2.00 Jan
75c
3.35
14
1.09
6c
2.99
Aug
62c
Jan
16 Va
Jun
20
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
12 Vac 15 Vac
151,125
6 VaC
Jan
27c
Feb
7c
Feb
17 %c
Sep
3 VaC
Jan
43c
Jun
Mar
9c
10c
11,500
11 %c
13 Vac
14c
144,027
Feb
July
Jan
Class
15c
166,850
9c
Aug
22c
24,000
16c
Apr
29c
9c
6,000
5c
May
lie
Jan
Jan
89c
Feb
63c
15,900
42,999
6c
July
11c
Jan
11,000
20c
Mar
39c
May
57c
Jan
74c
May
22c
20c
22c
66c
68c
11%
10%
11%
5.75
5.75
6.35
31%
30 Va
31%
13%
13%
5,200 ;
Sep
Feb
Jan
Jan
6.95
Aug
Jan
34 Va
Aug
1,227*
24%
13%
1,390
11%
Jun
15
8c
12c
163,600
6c
Aug
12c
Sep
22c
17c
24c
14,811
15c
Aug
30c
Mar
8 Va c 10 VaC
23,500
7c
19c
20c
7,300
15c
Aug
July
6 VaC
6,000
6c
Mar
2.20
200
2.31
2.45
6,050
80c
82c
5,400
65c
July
6 Vac
6 VaC
6 VaC
24,300
5c
Jan
30c
33 c
6.100
16c
Feb
10VaC
1.10
1.06
3,700
1.18
2.60
2.85
6,700
13c 14 VaC
22,100
11 %c 13 VaC
9,100
10%c 12 %c
34,100
3.00
2,275
2.85
3.00
t
29c
9c
Feb
Apr
1.06
Sep
.
1.23
37c
Mar
1.72
Jan
2.87
Aug
11 %c
22c
Apr.
Sep
14%c
Jan
July
3.70
Feb
Jan
1.05
8Vac Aug
2.80
3,668
7c
5,250
6c
Sep
Feb
10c
29%
29
1,768
25%.
84c
4,045
65c
Jan
90c
10 Va
Jan
13
8c
Sep
12%
1,470
8 VaC
9c
12,500
5c
5c
2,500
3VaC
25c
500
22Vac
17c
*
17c
18c
14,150
15c
23c 23 Vac
7,554
21c
17c
5,087
13c
Jan
4.558
9,180
1
4.25
4.25
1
14%
Jack
Feb
Jacobus
Jan
18c
July
July
33 VaC
Jan
20c
Sep
2.95 Mar
.75 July
i'/s
Sep
33c
12,718
30c
July
July
56c
Feb
5c
5 Vac
10,500
5c
Aug
7%\
Apr
7 '/a C
7 VaC
7 VaC
3,500
7c
July
lOVaC
Apr
8.40
8.35
8.55
6,043
13c
13c
7,820
11c
Apr
8 Vic
10c
24,750
8c
Aug
21c
Feb
9c
17c
July
-11
8.00 Apr
9.85\Mar
15c
14c
—1
1
1
J 6,881
14c
852
12c
Apr
1.00
1.04
300
85c
Jun
—
7,500
10c
Jan
24 Vac
19c 19 VaC
19,800
16c
Jun
27c
6c
29,000
5c
May
5C
—
/Jan
7c/ Jan
3.90
21,920
2.20
Jan
5.65
Sep
V2
28%
i
4,137
20%
Jan
29%
Jun
12%
13%
9,396
10 % July
13%
2,616
11
3.50
3.55
26
27 %
*
*
13
13
13
•
2.50
56 Va
55 Va
56%
2,511
16
15%
16%
18,014
24c
—
50%
14
July
Jai
Juj
14% May
14% May
59 % May
17%
Jun
Aug
51c
Jan
22c/
Sep
55c
Apr
VaC
1,000
8,477
24c
22c
22c
24c
5,800
85C
82c
95c
July
~~Tl4
7,300
-294,980
5c
1.39
'70c
Feb
1.39
5,900
10c
Aug
24Vac
—
1.39
Mines
Jan
16%c
8%c
26c
9c' 9
*
Mines
Feb
1.15
14c 14%c
19c
Apr
Jan
Apr
5c
15 Va
14%
1
Mining & Smelting
Oil
(
1.40
May
37c
Sei
32c
1
Iron
4.95
Jan
•lie
At
33c
1
~
Mines
Iso
Jun
Apr
.July
1
—1
Mines
Aug
18 Vac
Feb
Apr
9C
1
—
Gold
Jan
23c
85c
16C
Feb
lOVaC May
2.00 July
lOVaC Mar
66c
12 Va
Sep
2.75
3.00
81c
8 VaC
Sep
Mar
Jatfi
1.86
28%
Ltd
Apr
2.10 Aug
80C
80c
12 %c
84c
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Jaye
13%
95c
3.90
12,7/5
11c
Mines
1.55
22%c Mar
10 Va July
55c
5.485
14,525
60 c'
55c
2.15
B
Waite
Jan
8c 10 Vac
60c
60c
—
19Vac
29
Minerals.
Bay
Jan
20c
9 VaC
__j.
Hastings
Hudson
Jun
7c
Mines.
Hudson Bay
1.31
11c
——
M«ne
Lakes
Jun
Jan
May
500
Mining
of
26c
5,870
6c
18 Va
1.59 May
Sep
—
20c
——_—35c
Mining
———-—
1
Explorations
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
Jan
4.95
Sep
Joburke
Gold
1.55
Jan
Joliet
—*.—:
Mines
80c
Aug
July
1.18
Apr
19,518
92 c
Aug
1.20
Jan
Joutel
2,750
18c
May
Jan
Jowsey
26c
15 Vac
Jun
2.45
24,809
1.00
43c
5,800
10
*
Bay
27c
22c
Aug
9c
Copper Mines
Aug
22c
Jan
25c
16 VaC
1.07
20c
Iron
6%c Sep
Mar
7c
5,200
9c
Ltd—
Irish
July
7,500
31,616
13 Vic
1.16 July
3.45 Mar
34c
16c
12c
^6 VaC
14c
Copper
Mining Co Ltd
—:
•
5.25 May
17c
preferred
Gold
2.55 May
11c
2.65
5.10 May
.
Sep
July
1.10
Mines
Aug
Jan
4.10
Minerals
Aug
Jan
May
,,1.51
16 Vab
Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
300
1.10
1
16%
Gas & Oil
High Crest
17
2,500
ioc
f
Delhi
Canadian
2,626
16c
1
Minerals.
Australian
Canadian
Canadian
20%
3.85
1
Canadian
Canadian Export
May
*
;
Petrol
Astoria
Jun
15c
24
Feb
5c
2,000
18%
1
5
12 %c
9c
2,000
3,600
18
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Feb
Juiy
Mar
1.02
Highland Bell
Aug
13c
7.c
2.846
—
Rock
Head
•
Feb
Aug
1.75.
16c
Aug
14 %c
26c
16 c
12c
Jun
7%c Feb
4.10^
1
1
Sep
8c
1.32
1.25
4.53
6c
Sep
4.60 Mar
Aug
1.00
1.65
1.66
4.40
Sep
9 %C
16c
__
Apr
4c
*
Jun
Jan
1,000
l
Tungsten
Lands
4.95
3.10 Mar
18%
18%
May
1
8,887
1
1
:
Campbell Chibougainau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
10c
20c
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
9c 10%c
1
/
37c
Jan
10%c 10%c
l
—
■-
Edmonton
Calgary
Calvert
Caniflo
Oils
Mines
Jan
Mines
Hasaga
July
6.45
Aug*
Sep
1
Brunswick
10c
Plains Develop
Freehold
Harrison
Jan
Apr
Broulan
.
Feb
Mines
Lead
Hard
Jun
1
Buffalo
Jan
19c
20c
Jan
2.33
Ltd
Mines
Gulf
Mar
Bralorne Pioneer
Mines
53c
Sep
Sep
47c
4.00
Aug
1.65
1.45
Jan
23c
Granduc
Jun
10c
"
35c
■
Grandroy
*Juh
40 %c
5,230
Aug
Goldray
Jan
7 %c May
68,500
58c
4.80
88c
Mining
Goldfields
1.20 Feb
May
10c
139,440
3.55
Aug
25c
Gunnar
50c
Corp
Mines
Mines
30c
,4.800,
51,400
1.20
Goldale
Aug
Corp
Copper
Reef
Sep
Mar
5c
1.08
12c
Uranium
Glenn
12c
4c
100
Glacier
86c
4c
4.50
—*
Yellowknife Mines
Explorers
Giant
May
1.45 May
49c
1
1
Mines Ltd
Bay Uranium
Bouzan
24 %
Jan
2,700
*
Mines
Yukon
Aug
9,550
.
4.50
31c
Mascot
57c
*
*
Mar
1
Mines
Mines
Giant
88c
50c
Ltd
84c
Mining
Gaitwin
55c
s
7,239
Frobex
8bc
Duquesne
Bevcon
59,000
1.31
Jun
55c
Mines
Petroleums
Belcher
13c
Apr
1.23
Mining
13c
12c
Jan
1.25
Mines
Petrol
French
80C
Mining
Uranium
Beattie
Bibis
—
Apr
35c
Corp
;_1
Trust
Barex
23c
32,382
75c
58c
Ltd
Feb
12% May
July
Mar
Sep
Fargo
1
;____*
Bankfield
Barnat
52 c
46c
48c
1
Bankeno
;
May
16c
:——1
1
Mining—,
Sol
Geco
Bailey Selburn Oil class A
11 Vac
Jan
Sep
6 VaC
Faraday
Sep
Aug
10 %c Sep
9c
Sullivan
East
16c
Jan
Mines
Mines
Gold
Aunor
6c
1
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
34c
Jan
July
80c
6%c Apr
39c
7c
Mar
*
.1
Uranium
Oils Ltd
Farwest
Mining
12%c
13 %c
Mines
15c
1,500
9,588
Gold
Feb
6,000
25,336
Jan
Aug
Sep
7,600
11c
-•
10c
86c
10c
15c 16 %c
12 VaC
•
1.05 Aug
14c
Pete
7 %c
9 %c
Apr
27c
Co
Copper
20c
86c
Jan
68c
8,856
15c 18 %c
4c
75c
2,175
:—
Malartic
9 %c
500
9,420
5,000
Mines
Amphi
86c
5c
86c
19,020
____
East
9%c
1
Oils
Palmer
Devon
East
18%C
July
5c
80c
50c
Mines
Denisoh"
.
July
»
6c
5c
82C
:
July
i
Jan
Mines—
15c
1
10c
7c
39c
—1
Pacific
2.000
;
Jan
v
Apr
16c
:
Mines
Gold
256,700
Jl
7c
Mines——
Horn
42c
Mines
1,000
7c
——*
*
!
Explorers—
12c
Copper
Jun
40c
1
8%c
Coast
13c
——.——1
8c
Yellowknife
Feb
*
Pershing
32c
Warrants
5c
6c
Mines
12c
Atlantic
4i,600
36c
:
8c
Atlas
9 VaC
14c
Mines
10
Jan
8 VaC
*
1
Copper
Jan
33c
Jan
9c
Mines
Mining
Apr
127,210
57c
39c
Petroleum
Ltd
Mines
Sep
49c
15c
Apr
.
Lead Zinc
7.15
41c
37c
Aug
27c
600
39c
Exploration—
5 %c
48c
Jan
10c
297,284
c
3,900
23c
1
18c
3.625
52c
10c 10 VaC
9 Va c
35c
Nickel
Mar
Jan
44c
"22-% c 22 %
8 Vac
12c
Arcadia
Jan
3,000
1
Associated
78c
26%c July
9 VaC
3,000
•74c
Sep
8 Vac
8,367
1.55
Jan
55c
45 %c
——
—
Red
9.60
Mar
Mar
18c
8c
•
1
22c
500
44c
Mines..
•.
7,500
8.003
55c
July
Rambler
Jun
Aug
25c
55c
Mar
Delhi
7%c Jan
,
28c
May
July
19c 19 %c
23c
19c
4c
Development
Mines
5.00
20c
Rouyn
Oil
4.10 Mar
1,200
United
Gold
3,700
2,566
Mines
Arjon
4.40
29,100
Anglo
Area
4.25
5c
Ansil
Asamera
4.35
24c
8 %c
11,871
1.90
1.25
9.35
23c 23 %c
7|5c
1.15
*
1
_
49c
Jan
22 %c
8%c
23c
1
Huronian
Aug
1.35 Mar
22 Vac
9.60
20c
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Anchor" Petroleums
30c
43c
600
Mines—
Mines..
Nicholson
Northland
Dynamic
Anglo
Anglo
37c
14,190
Delnite
Sep
1
1
Larder Mines
Rare Earth
Amalgamated
Sep
13c
Deer
3.20 Apr
Jan
Jun
18c
1*550
Dunraine
Jan
2.12
22c
Jaii
558,400
Jan
15c
Aug
9 Vac
12c
Deldona
Sep
9,750
8,185
27c
12 Vac
99c
Jan
34c
40c
2.60
18,400
25,700
38c
21c
Aug
35c
2.51
24 Vac
16c
13c 14 %c
1.76
20%c
20c
40c
2.55
i
Minerals
Feb
13c
69c
Sep
7,850
10c
Ore
Alminex
16c
1.74
25c
Dickenson Mines
1
Dome
Mines
*
Dome Petroleum——-J—2.50
Donalda Mines
1
*
Allied
Allied
Sep
12c
Crowpat
1.10 Aug
5.75
7,545
7.65
Jan
5 VaC
8,800
Croinor
Jan
73c
1.03
17,000
37c
Cusco ■■ i' Mines
7.85 May
49C
78c
2,500
6C
35,350
Crestaurum
Sep
Sep
Jan
1.43
40c
Craigmont
Mar
8%c
25,525
8 Vic
6.95
•-
•
1
Gold
Yellowknife
45c
Jan
1.75
1.43
5 Vac
1.95
Courvan
7%c Jan
4%c Aug
6,600
5c
8 Vac
1
Ltd
Mines
Akaitcho
4 VaC
5c
7c
1.74
.
Daragon Mines.
Decoursey
Brewis
—1
Apr
Jan
38c
Cowichan
OILS
Mines
Uranium
Acadia
Jan
1.36
5c
1.65
Daering
AND
MINES
9.25
1.06 Mar
5,500
40c
Coulee
40% May
5% May
Jan
6.75 July
4,700
6c
1.74
Coppercorp
Sep
Mar
15,289
1.15
Vac
7.85
—i
.1
Copper-Man
Sep
32
8.00
1.11
Jan
40c
Mogul
Conwest
Jan
65c
7.80
Jan
Mar
14 %c
._
Mosher
Consolidated
Apr
July
3.55
Mac__
Consolidated
Jan
31c
45c
Aug
1
Ltd
Poplar.—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Jan
5.65
18c
—1
1
1
Morrison Exploration
Consolidated
Jan
21
1,000
1.20
Consolidated
Apr
9%
Apr
5.910
.
Mic
Consolidated
Sep
2.75
18c
July
.
...—1
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jun
11%
2.25 Mar
200
2.60
9
4.85
111
Apr
7%
20%
*
*
*
B
class
common
12
8.00 July
108 108%
5.40
Electric
20%
18c
2
Consolidated Negus Mines.———1
19% May
12%
12
7
Consolidated
2.10 Mar
13%
98c
14 %C
*
1
—1
1
Oil.
1.00 Mar
710
7%
warrants
Knitting
Jan
Jun
16c
Sep
10 Va July
1
Flin
Dragon
Consolidated
Sep
May
Jan
45c
5,675
1.43
—
Consolidatea
Jun
97
•
5
fclass A
Ltd
16 %
3Qc
70c
18%
*
*
Co
Stores
36%
3.950
1.05
Apr
41%
Mines
Central Cadillac—
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
13
25
85c
1.10
Alexander
(John)
2.05
Jun:
60c
16
6Vac
2,600
5 Vac
——*
—*
—1
_—
Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold
Jun
16%
July
60c
Yukon
Wood
60%
54
5.166
19,000
53c
11%
——-2.50
..
Consolidated Halliwell
4.65 July
4.00 Mar
9c
50c
10%
1
1
_*
Discovery
Consol
Jun
Mar
16%c Mar
94c
_——_
Callinan
Feb
1.30
16c
*
Mines
Bellekeno
Jan
53c
5
Fenimore'.Iron—;
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow--,
Sep
8 VaC
Feb
11%
Smelting—
Consolidated
May
14
Aug
Consolidated
Jan
16
56%
8.80
&
5%
Aug
8c
14c
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
5,000
4
Jan
,
I
Consolidated
1.15 Mar
Sep
3.00 Aug
3.25
56%
6%
Aug
75c
14%
100
i
Wood
ZehLers
200
100
—
preferred
A
505
75c
9 %c 10 Vac
&. Smelting—
Consolidated
Jun
4.70
10 Vic
——
Consolidated
May
31
75c
Warrants
Class
31
28% Mar
14
B
Woodward
28% Mar
50
3.00
A
class
(Geo)
Pass
50
4.65
4.70
30
30%
*
*
Pacific—
4% %
May
30%
*
common
Products
Western
Class
225
Sfili
*
Shawkey
Con
Jun
28
*
*
*
*
5
*
5
A
class
Westeel
Weston
25%
57
1
A
Western
1
Apr
Jail
Apr
*
Key Mines-
Con
1.14
Sep
7c
1
—*
I—
Mines
Coniaurum
Jun
53
14%
Ltd)
common
Plant
Indies
Class
25
23
23%
*
Foods
West-fair
75
Jan
4c
Metals
Coniagas
8%c
VaC
95c
1.14
Willans
Gold
Lake
Coin
9%c
1,900
*
Mining
Combined
Aug
17,355
Kayrand Copper Mines
Cochenour
23%. Apr
Aug
18%
5.940
56
21
250
21%
55
*
trust
Voting
22
21
—25
(Canada
Knapp
&
12%
12%
14%
6 Vac
___———.—
Chibougamau Mining <fc
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
1,000
13,100
—
Jun
32%
7c
1.00
Mines —I——
Chesterville Mines.
Chib
52 c
July
8%c
Cheskirk
Sep
Jan
^
4c
Gold
—
33c
Tc
.
Pat
Oil
76c
13,100
1.00
—
Porcupine
Charter
5,204
42c
7c
Rio
Del
High
1.00
4c
:
•
•
Central
Apr
95
3.10
——
Zenith
14%
Jan
ry:*.
Central
Jan
Sep
92%
14%
Walker G & W
York
15%
11%
150
*
preferred
Dare
Virginia
White
Sep
1,200
10
,
Trust
Gray
&
Vulcan
S6
14,494
15%
*
—
Vendomatic
Victoria
1
12
95
32
*
Corp
Steel
Central
Feb
371/4
._*
30
—30
—
preferred
Vanadium
West
11%
60c
11%
|———50
1963
Webb
Apr
common-—--*
Preferred
United
Apr
Cc
93%
1
of Canada
A
United
60c
500
11%
8
—---*
*
——20
preferred
Corps class B
Gas
Class
1,300
8c
11%
11 =
Trans-Mountain
Turnbull
75c
'
*
*
100
'
Aug
1.000
8c
$5 preferred
Trans Canada
Trans
May
8
Athabaska
Cayzor
Aug
53
87%
--
class A——
Finance
Class
42
Jan
51 %
—
Warrants
Traders
1,113
Aug
8
...
Marts
40%
Cassiar
Low
92c
40 %c
40 %c
1.00
Gold Quartz—
Asbestos Corp Ltd_
Cariboo
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
—-1
—
Mines Ltd.:
Captain
Feb
Jan
87
~8
General Investments-*
Dominion Bank
10
Star preferred
50
Towers
1.40
50
51%
*
100
common-
Ltd
idl %
- ■
43
50
41
41
Sep
1.10 Mar
99
Exploration
Candore
.25 May
3.30 July
800
3.60
99
1.40
Shares
1
Can-Erin Mines—
19% May
15 % Mar
"
3.40
Canadian
Toronto
49
50
41
Preferred
Toronto
150
1.40
100
*
preferred
Canada
Texaco
Third
480
53
25 Va
3.60
•—-———-h'
-
preferred
Supertest Petroleum
Industries
Switson
23 % May
19% Mar
21%
52
18
—10c
Canadian
—.—*
Canadian North Inca
1
Canadian Northwest Mines.—,
—»
Canadian Silica———.
—*
Homestead
Malartic Gold—
Canadian
Sep
25 %
21
for Week
Low
vPar
High
Low
12%
-I
10
25
A
class
Trusts
Superior Propane preferred
Supertest ordinary
Sterling
Tamblyn
Range Since Jan.1,1963
12%
of Canada
Sieinuoi'g
Sale Price
22
Stetiman Bros
Sales
R.ange
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
4
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
.
MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 27)
CANADIAN
Friday
•
.
(1268)
40
Steel
1
.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
~
1
1
—1
'-*
—1
—_1
Jan
11c
12c
105,100
11 Vac
Aug
Jan
15 Vac
19c
27c
18c
10 %c 11 %c
18,000
IOV2C
Sep
20c
Mar
11c
7c
107,233
1
3c
Sep
7%c
Vac
9.750
8%c
Jan
15c
Apr
26c
31,600
20 %c
Feb
34c
July
11 %c 12 %c
25,200
10c
Aug
20c
Feb
1.55
39.625
28c
4,764
6c
5 VaC
24 VaC
2 3 Vac
11 VaC
9 VaC 10
1.33
2 6 VaC
1.32
26 %c
•
Sep
Feb
1.55
Jan
26%c Mar
33 %c
Apr
1.05
*
The
Number 6303
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1269)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Mines—_
Gold
Kerr-Addison
20c
22c
1
1
6c
6c
8c
42,200
86,500
6.25
6.40
10,096
Gold
6.30
15c
Aug
Sep
1.10
Feb
Peerless
14 %c
Jun
Permo
Gas &
Gold
7.45
Apr
Perron
Jan
Peruvian
Sep
40c
Petrol
Mines
16c
15c
18c
27,394
Kirkland
Townsite
^—1
23 %c
22c
27c
57,933
17c
Jan
36c
Sep
18c
Apr
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
34
Sep
Placer
10c
12c
20,709
33%
34
2,375
19,444
25
11c
Place
•
Luke
Osu
Lake
Shore
La
Iron
Point
2.25
2.25
2.10 July
2.98
4.60
4.50
4.60
200
2.95
Jan
5.00 May
4.35
7,320
2.25
Apr
4.35
Sep
28c
31c
21,900
Purdex
29 %c
28c
1
1
*
—
2.60
66,050
1.30
Jan
9c
278,000
6%c
Sep
19c
14
227
Sep
19%
1.65
1.65
4,175
ll%c 12 %c
13,600
1.30
1.50
28,425
1.46
7c
13,000
8c
18,300
5%c
6c
20,500
3.00
3.10
2,855
16c 16 %c
—
7%c
7 %c
7c
Oil
Preston
Mines
-^14
1.48
2.80-Sep
Manoka
Lithium
Jan
Quebec
Mattagami
Jan
Queenston
Apr
Quemont
1.76
Ju¬
19c
Jun
lie
Quebec
1.97
1.15 Mar
i3c
July
21c
Jan
12c
Aug
5c
Quonto
3.95 Feb
Reeves
4c
4%C
10,500
6 %c
Feb
213,500
3%c
4c
19c
20c
—
23c
Mar
,
Mentor
2.85
500
9.40
8.30
<
13c
Feb
Rio
1.00
Feb
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
Feb
5y2c
Apr
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
20c
Sep
Rockwin
3%C Aug
15c
2,600
9c
6,125
7%c July
12c
4,500
lie
Feb
18c
May
80c
Mar
11c
Algom
1
Aug
Mill
Min
Mt
23c
Jan
8.90
Nama
National
16c
Nealon
9.40
38,020
1.24
8c
6 y2 c
8c
20,000
4 y2 c
20c
21c
4,500
jl.25
4.45
4.45
4.65
74,717
22c
22c
10,400
20c
Jun
!
River
Gold
111/4
2.125
37,625
15c
Aug
40c
Apr
50c
47c
62c
268.900
38c
Mar
62c
49c
48 V2c
52c
15.500
45c
Jan
—85c
Sep
May
1.32
1.32
1.32
100
1.01
Feb
9c
8%c
9c
1.55
1.45
1.55
16c
16c
19c
Calumet
Creek
14%
Jun
54'/2
Apr
12c
Newconex
May
209,550
50c
Warrants
35,800
7c
Silver
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
New
23c
22c
16c
Siscoe
Jan
Southern
Sep
Spooner
Aug
Union
Jason
37c
May
23c
Feb
19%
137/8 Mar
Kelore
Mines
Sep
Sullivan
Cons
40c
45c
14,600
36c
Feb
67c
Apr
24c
26c
17,939
17c
Mar
33c
2.10
600
1.16
1.20
26,040
14c 18y2c
149,722
2.60
8,500
1.80
10c
25c
2.10
30c
67,000
5c
5c
5c
41,500
25c
25c
2 6c
8,000
3.60
1,400
69c
77c
4,300
2.40
Apr
1.01 May
1.81
Jan
1.24
19 %c
27c
Jan
12c
43c
Sep
5c
Jan
Apr
July
Jun
7 %c
Jan
29c
19VaC Sep
Apr
5.00
3.40 Mar
69c
Aug
2.80 July
July
Jan
1.65 May
Sep
Teck
1
2.05
Apr
(12,000
16VaC
Jan
11%C
9c 11 VaC
93.500
9c
Aug
14c
Sep
Mai-
North
Rock
Northern
126,500
9%c July
68,000
2.02
8c
13 %c
93,425
6 %c Mai-
1,640
12c
llc
1.49
72,960
76c
-14c
3,500
11c
May
32c
-—1
74c
70c
75c
3,550
65c
1
1
19 %C
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Jan
United
Asbestos
United
Buffadison
15V2c Mar
Obrien
Lake
Gold
Okalta
Mines
i
Urban
4y2c
14c
43c
10,700
19c
Feb
45r'2c July
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
12 %c
12c
5,525
12c
Aug
19c
Jan
42c
53,620
25c
Mar
47c
Aug
Werner
Aug
Wespac
Jan
7c
Jun
18c
May
3.20
3,115
7 y2 c
8c
•23,200
24c
34c
211,325
32c
18,789
1.53
1.60
3,610
39
39
620
60c
60c
61c
12,452
3.45
3.30
3.50
18,529
21c
19c
18c
26c
,,
1
25c 26 %c
78,333
29,220
1.50
4,860
1.56
1,100
13 Mac 13 %C
500
12c
12c
2,000
4%C
*
2.78
l\iar
3.25
Vandoo
23c
1.20
27
Aug
1.77
Jan
Jan
39
Apr
Sep
4y2c
2,500
44c
70c
Feb
6.25
2.80 Aug
17c
22 % C
21c
1.40
Jan
July
Jan
30'/2c Aug
Aug
47V'2c
Jan
Apr
39c
Jan
2.60
Aug
Feb
July
21c
Jan
10%c May
15c
4c
5 V2 c
Jan
Feb
5,137
45c
Aug
58c
Feb
8c
lie
3,800
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
10c
12c
14,500
10c
Jan
18c
July
i
8.00
7.80
8.10
20,922
6.50
Jan
8.25
Sep
3.25
3.05
3.25
32,260
1.85 Mar
3.25
Sep
5%c
1
7c
8c
4.100
Jan
31c
May
1
22 '/2c
26c
24,611
20c
Jan
37c
May
8.600
33c
Jun
Ltd
Pato
Pax
Mining
Consol
I
Ltd
15c
Feb
10c
Sep
Western
IOC.
12c
10,600
1.41
1.41
1.48
50,572
9 VaC
12c
3.950
_1.49
2.100
1.17
11 y2 c
13c
6.40
6.35
6.55
5.803
3.20
3.20
3.20
100
7,800
4.650
•
28.000
Surf
Inlet class A
16c
Jan
3c
May
52c
39c
Jan
Jun
Jan
54c
Jun
86c
liy2c
48c
Jan
Apr
1.75 Aug
8.75
45c
Feb
Sep
22%c May
21c
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
May
Apr
Jan
Jam
Feb
6%c
Jan
7,000
49c
Sep
97c
Apr
2,666
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
2.20
2.25
19,765
4c
2.20
54c
15c 15 VaC
1,35 Jan
2.34
Sep
July
Jan
6c
80
Aug
17c
Jan
9%c
Mar
13c
Mar
3c
15.600
17,800
6.95
8.50
6,488
5,708
87c
86c
87c
3.400
82c
Mar
89c
Apr
6c
5%c
6c
8,800
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
13c 14 %c
8,133
12c
Jan
21c
*
1
8.50
14c
3.00 Mar
Jan
8.50
Sep
Aug
1.35 Feb
1.26
1.24
1.30
21,606
93c
2
50c
3.90
—
3.60
3.90
15c
15c
34,225
3.000
13c
1.50
1.35
1.50
63.350
1.25
Jun
1.80 Apr
2.30
21.022
2.00 July
2.50 Mar
2.25
1
Zinc
Bear
1
—20c
——1
9c
1
1.06
Yukeno
29c
Jan
6c
2,000
5c
Jan
8c
39c
54c
508,885
18c
Feb
64c
July
July
78c
2,360
71c
Apr
9c
9c
11,200
8c
Aug
5c
5%c
266.500
5c
Sep
9c
May
6c
2,750
5%c
Sep
14c
Jan
14c
17c
Metal
Ztilapa Mining
Mines
74.100
_________1
—
Jun
1.00
11c
1.19
Feb
Jun
Feb
4c
1.05
1,09
21,305
8c
29.500
6c
Feb
4 %c
12.329
3c
May
7%c
Feb
11,700
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
23 c
87,700
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
4c
—
regret that we do not have
Foreign Market.
1.00
Apr
20c 20 %c
—-1--.
We
13c*
7c
-,-2;—-w--,—-1
1
Mines
Zenmac
5c
———
————
May
5%c
49c
1
40c
Mines
(HG)
4.70 May
20c
78c
1
Mines
Jan
Feb
6c
16c
1
Mines
2.32
19
%c
the
19c
space
to publish the
14c
Jan
issues selling in the
Mar
1.25 Aug
^
23c
Jan
6.00 July
8.20
Feb
Feb
3.80
Feb
3.10
Young
4.20
78c
9c
1
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellowknife
Feb
Apr
July
lie
i
Lodge
Hargreaves
FOOTNOTES FOR
T
♦No
18c
28c
74.031
16c
Aug
28c
Sep
12 y2c 12 y2 c
15.200
11c
Jun
15c
Aug
range),
ioy2c
ioc ioy2c
2.774
10c
Jan
t5c
May
par
inrhided
12 %c
1
„
1.000
53c
4 %c
Larder
&
12%
8c
-——
Lead
Sep
1.35 July
7,100
52c
1
*
1
Oil
Yellowrex
24c
11c
Mines
Windfall
Wright
Jun
L.09 Sep
*
Coghlan
Wiltsey
Jan
Jun
1
Mines
Wilshire
Sep
1
Western
Winchester
1.20 July
9 V2c
20c
4V2C
1
Beaver
Willrov
Jun
4%c
4c
1
1
T
Mines
•
18c
1.45
1.45
1
—
Decalta Petroleum
Western
5.50
10V2c
_—:
Malartic
1
Consol
Exploration
1.12
12c
1
International
Paymaster
Pee
Gold
45c
1.14
1
.
42c
*
6.50
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino
44c
40c
20c
__.
Pamour
1,400
Feb
10c
Gold
Pamoil
Jun
16c
Petrol
Westates
July
52c
•
16c
16c
1
Nickel
West
50c
_1
44,900
Petroleums
Westburne Oil
l
Osisko Lake Mines
2,952
30c
Mining
Lake
Jan
Ormsby Mines
Orenada
5.75
1
Explor
Mines
July
•
Mines—
1.70
28c
1
14c
40c
Jan
5.65
Mines
Weedon
3,941
Sep
Jan
20c
Consol
Violamac
1.15
1.60
Mines
Vauze
2.80
52c
28c
Quebec
61c
7c
Aug
12y2c Jan
*
-Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
,
Jan
•5.65
Aug
l
Oils
Orchan
~
86.570
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
25c 26V2c
Mines
8.922
75c
1
——
2
Jan
Yale
Obaska
2.96
72c
*
Fortune
Reef
38c
3.15
12c
2.80
74c
United Oils
40c
4%c
35c
2.80
*
36c
1.56
3.05
37c
Jan
Apr
*
Sep
12 %c Aug
9.95
30c
1
Mar
6,500
7,835
37.932
Jan
July
-
1
Hill
13c
5,500
11%
1
"VTC"
Canso
United
20c
11
»
1
,-t
20c
,
Jan
•
1.84
1.50 Mar
18c
4,699
18c
33c 38 %c
11%
Sep
1
'1.04
July
Gold
Jan
Jun
Jan
14 %c Mar
Sep
Tundra
Sep
32cV Sep
Feb
12c
4iy2c
13% c
4.75
Sep
1.40
18.501
39
*
9c'
14c
14,100
1.58
•
80c
95c
1.40
1
Sep
19
9.C; July
22c
29c
20c
25 %c
1
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
5c
;.
88c
4,500
13c
Mines
Aug
10,730
17c
•
17 %c
Sep
10c
4%c
30c
82c
Feb
4.45
1.63
22c
3*20
Jan
12c
9c
16c
4iy2c
68c
2.540
1,58
20c
4%c
5,000
%c
10c
Mining Corp 2
12c
20%c
19.119
70c
1.58
Oil
18c
1
4.70
69c
12 Vac 17
♦
Union
11c 15y2c
13c
70c
53c
1
—
—
Union
Jan
18 %c
4.55
4.60
17%c
16.407
Exp Ltd
—
Feb
Sep
Apr
15 %c May
Aug
13,800
*
Oil
9c
__1
Mines
Feb
9c
1.87
10c 12 %c
Triad
Jan
Aug
Exploration
Canada
Nudulama
Apr
12c
Aug
91c
Trans Canada
7c
l
Northland
36c
1.40
Transcontinental Resources
1,075
25c
.jL_.
Jan
,5Vac Jan
1.500-
Mar
Jan
7%c
7c
1
Rjyikin
19c
9.500
1.55
19c
12c
Goldcrest
5.000
9c
1.53
35,797
Apr
50
North
26c
8c
28c
Feb
1.12
l
North
24c
July
5%c
1
4.25
26c
39c
36c
9,700
38 %c
i
4.40
1
28c
14.500
*j.
Exploration
4.60
Jan
25 Vac
Mines
Tormont
Western
Northgate
July
5.35
43c
6%c
250,850
•
7c
Aug
Apr
Jan
2.02
1
Coldstream
Jan
4.10
25c
Vespar
North
3%c
1.200
Jan
7%c
_1
common
8.150
16.674
39c
Jan
6%c
*
Oils
5c
1
New
Canadian
A>ir
5c
1
1
Mines
/4c
6c
l
Preferred
llc
Silver
United
North
46c
Mar
Torbrit
23c
7c
%
1
—
Jun
6c
85c
16 %C
North Bordulac
27c
23.500
Mar
10c
1.80
♦
23,299
10c
1
Mindamar
■
32c
8c
60c
United
Northcal Oils Ltd
30c
8V2C
1,500
%C Sep
25 c
Apr
Norpax Nickel
Jan
Apr
15.920
2,100
c
*
36c
58c
13c 17%'c
Mining Corp
Jan
68c
Keno
;
Sep
16c
Feb
Macfie
Mines
Jun
40c
53 c
4,300
1.97
Mines
48Vat
Jan
64c
United
Normetal
Mar
20c
54c
United
Norlex
19c
21.800
68c
United
Norlartic
21.310
32c
*
11,150
7%c
l
26c
26c
*
Jan
Mines—
Feb
p20c
Mines Ltd
Apr
Mines
5.60
Tombili
28c
Norbeau
Jun
50c
25 %c
Norgold
3.35 Mar
2.61 July
4.75
27c
*
18c
26c
6
1
130
1.70
:
Jan
Gold
21.048
5.30
1
4y2c
.
*
Mines
2.96
9%c
Mining
Thompson Landmark
Aug
Acme
Sep
2.80
10,455
Corp
13c
Nor
Aug
Apr
1.40
16.800
30,830
Territory
14c
Nisto
8.40
1.40
23c
1
7%C
4c
1
.
24 %c
Jan
1.07 May
1
4c
25c
25c
_I
Mines
Apr
6.45
1
Temagami
Jun
25c
Jan
38,200
Rim
13 %c
350
1.80
^
18c
*
50c
Mining & Smelting—__________l
106,062
Jan
24,700
Nickel
18c
8.25
Apr
14c 15 %C
Nickel
Jan
11c 11 %c
Sunburst Exploration
26c
Mines
1.37
*
Mines
13 %c 14 %c
Taku
Jan
20c
Sturgeon
15c
New
99c
1
4,100
4c
Rouyn Merger-.
54.300
1.71
Rock Iron
River Gold
Steep
79c
10 %e May
14c
New
1.24
14c
*
Contact
47,500
New Senator Rouyn-
Aug
11c
Mining
Steeloy
Sudbury
9%c
—
Feb
7c
7.75
1
Sep
1
:
43c
May
20c
1
1/
Mines
Jun
3c
1.73
Gas
&
99c
7c
New
26c
|5.30
Oil
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
N.ewnorth Gold Mines—
-1
Newlund
5.505
13.200
26c
Nickel
Aug
7c
J.
Sep
30c
17c
,
Stan well
July
3.40
:
Feb
52c
1
Oils
6c
9c
Mines—
New
Jun
1.15
2.81
&
70c_
12,400
*
New
116c
10 Vac July
5%c
1.30
Mines
3,700
i3c
__
Jan,
1
Oils
2,270
1
:___
Sep
9c
8.25
¬
^.-500
Ltd
Mines
7c
ny2c
.
Jan
23c
,
____1
87c
12c
_
May
7%c Aug
32c
20 %c Aug
Vic
1,23
1
Mines—
Silvermaoue
Sep
12c
Jun
2.55
—
Mines
15
Jan
28c
1
19%
^
Pete
Jan
Jan
Feb
25c
'
1.27
Mar
3,366
19
-
Mines
Hosco
10,700
21c
1
Harricana
New
29c
—I
Oil of Canada
Continental
New
Feb
5c
1.500
Jan
1.55
11%
14.064
13.200
1
Standard
4.65
Jun
1
——
1.00 Apr
13c
Jun
12c
10,900
25c
5
Gordon
40c
Apr
25c
Holdings
15
i.15
1,250
5 VaC
1.42 July
Jun
30c
Aug
18c
;
11% May
76c
July
8%c Aug
11,675
23c
28c
Silver Miller Mines
37 %C Apr
2.25 Mar
1
Gold
Jan
9.65
13.600
1
5%C
5%c
Sigma Mines Quebec
1.18
Mines
85c
14%
50c
Gold
24%c
Mines-;
10%
79c
.__/_*
N___
13 %c
Jan
21%c
_1
Bidlamaque
Jan
17c 19>/2c
In
Freehold/
2.09
Athona
3.25
19c
50c
__l
Petrol
40c
New
Feb
I
.———
6y2c
1
New
Sep
15 %c
1
Antonio
Sheep
Mar
20c
19
—___
New
17c
Jan
26c
Sep
Jan
May
29c
20c
—
Aug
21.000
9.40
7.20 July
21c
Alger Mines-.
13c
12 Vac
181.947
security
*
New
1.500
5.635
Apr
2.00 May
10%
1
Satellite Metal
1
1
Mines—.
17c
13%c 13V2c
Feb
25c
11c
Apr
25c
Petroleum
1,000
Jun
10c
Jan
48c
Jan
43%
a-
2.50
1.45
Jan
36c
71c
2,515
Mines
2.30
2.50"
7c
14Vac
10 %c
10c
2,480
Iron.
Creex
2.400
1
i'"b
20,200
—
2.333
16c
1
Jan
32c
Oil
Murphy
800
8 %c
1
Exploration
><<•
48%
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
1.26
8c
Salem
47c
8c
—.
Jun
Apr
May
1.25
Ryan or Mining
18,000
29c
Petroleums
Jan
1.82
Jan
Sherritt
1
1.25
Feb
1.48
46c
Apr
22,250
47%
Minerals
Aug
5c
35,725
66c
9%c
Ore
Multi
7c
13c
Sarcee
9c
8y2c
Wright
61.500
750
Jan
8c
Porcupine
10c
7%c
80.990
49c
63c
7c
Moneta
July
July
6c
July
38 %c
8c
Corp
Mines
1.40
'
—1
Mining
54c
42.770
23c
30c
42c
1.17
City
6.85
20.950
6c
Sand
6 y2c
1.01
Oil
Midcon
9.90 May
10.891
61c
1.74
20c
San
17,100
48
Mines
Jan
9.50
1
Jun
7,300
8c
1.10
Uranium
4.05
60c
1
-
Mines—
Feb
1.02
7%c
9.30
59c
15 V2c
*
.
Consol
12c
98c
8c
31c
.
Z
Jan
98c
63c
Jan
Aug
2.50
Jan
13c 13 %c
41c
,
1.66'
8V'2C
I
May
2,385
41c
Starratt
Meta
Mar
500
2.75
1
4c
15c
Exploration & Development;_50c
island Mining
-I
Merrill
Jan
40c
41c
2.85
Jan
♦
1
Macdonald
72c
3%c Aug
8%c
1
•
_—.
Petroleums
Medallion
42c
_1
—
1,200
75c
4c
May
7 y2 c
Gold
Aug
1
Mines
2,600
4%C
73c
4c
Mines
Red
McWatters
25c
May
1
Rexpar Minerals
Sep
2.10
Lake
McMannac
6.600
25 %c
Apr
64c
•
Jan
Aug
3.00
8c
Lake—
Red
30C
30c
66c
1
:
1.14
1
——;
;_i
Radiore Uranium
2.55
15c
:
McKenzie
31
1
Mining
.
Jan
•
;
Aug
1
Explorations Ltd
Jan
13 %c
Consol i
'Mines
Aug
I Aug
24
Jan
Feb
6c
May
Mining Corp
1
Martin-McNeely Mines —.—__—_—1
Maybrun
Mclntyre
41c
1.275
I
70c
"
Jun
7y2c Aug
16C
.
——
50c
5.400
28
1
Mines
80c
—1
Mattagami Lake
Gold
1,900
Maritimes
Matachewan
4.264
49c
__1
...
6,700
Mines
Marcon
56c
54c
27%
1
Jun
4,900
1
1
.
Mines
Marchant
Sep
•
Chibougamau Gold
91c
——*
—
s
50c
8c
Quebec
2.45
1
—
_:
Mines
Marboy
14,600
60c
Q M I Minerals
Quebec Ascot Copper
Rowan
Maralgo
56c
1.72
'tan
83c
87c
*
..
—
Sep
54c
Minerals Ltd
2.33
„
1
Larvue
1.00
—1
Gold
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
*
Fields
—
Aug
56c
Roy
—l
Uranium
Manitou
Prairie
Raglan Nickel
3.05
•
Majortrans
Gold
May
2.35
11 %c
Mines
Malartic
Feb
14
1
1
1
Maneast
54c
May
6%c
*
Mines Ltd
Cons
43c
39c
7c
Lake—
Magnet
25c
Feb
Sep
28c
30c
—1
Mines
Red
176.000
22 %c July
25c
1
1
Mines
1,800
f
May
Mar
2.39
*
1
Cockshutt
MacLeod
13,525
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Lyndhurst Mines ——/
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Madsen
Sep
1.00
Prospectors* Airways
4.10
Gas
Macdonald
19c
1
2.25
10c
Goldfield
Gold
Jan
1
Rouyn
7c
...14c
Gold
Uranium
Macassa
Powell
5,000
Ore
Lac
10c
-50c
49,500
50c
Liberian
51.105
54c
Oils
20c
Gold Mines
Louvicourt
Ponder
8%c
—-1
Gold Mines
18c
45'/2C
1
Lencourt
Lorado
Jan
July
13c
27%
8c
Latin American
Long
10c
Mar
42c
Gas
14 %c
:
Long
5.20 Jan
44c
Mar
88c
Development
8c
—
—
Langis Silvdr
Little
7.80
&
Sep
24c
_
17c
Mines
Oil
Leitch
7.20
Oil
20c
17,930
;__.
1
Mines
Mines
Luz
Landa
•7.80
8.50 Aug
Gas—
■—1
Gold
Lingman
Lake
33%
1
Mining & Exploration
Lake V^Dufault Mines
Labrador
High
267.500
38c
14 %c
1'
1
&
Low
30c
35c
1
Minerals
&
Minerals
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
23c
38c
Kirkland
10c
Shares
23c
Oil
Oil
for Week
Prices,
Low
1
Exploration
Sales
Riange
of
Par
High
17y2c Aug
4% C.Apr.
5.80
Last
Sale Price
Jap. 1, 1963
Low
21c
—
Range Since
High
—*
Frontier
Keeley
Kenville
Shares
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended September 27)
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
41
wi When
in
t
value,
vear's
a
Odd
ranae)
e
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
d Deferred delivery sale (not
(not included in year's range)
Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
lot
sale
Ex-'liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
sale (not included in years
privileges. wdWhen delivered,
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1270)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
furnished
Quotation
from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. Jhf.y f*j
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
fcy the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
and asked quotations are obtained
following bid
The
distribution
1
1
Corp
1
Fastener
Cameo
Canadian- Superior Ltd—
^
1
1
*
——
Corp
,
4-%'
—
Cannon Electric
7%
Cannon
11%
Class
Mills
B
1
1
1772
Capital
Products
5
Capital
Southwest
674
7%
Caressa
9%
10%
8%
9%
Maintenance
22
23%
Allied
Radio
U
£0%
Cascade
10%
Central
Corp—3.75
-1
Co—
10
Corp..
(Louis)
Anis
Al oys
Chemicals..'
&
Allvn
9%
.—.50c
26%
50c
Inc.-
Bacon
&
1
fi 4
Altamil
Corp
Alterman Foods
8674
First
Conn
First
2.50
Inc.
7%
1
Filter Co—i
First
Investors
First
Lincoln
5%
First
9 74
10 >4
Mortgage
First
7%
First
First
Small
9
474
25^
Indiana
1374
127s
—50c
Cryogenics
Electronic Labs
cl A.l
9
11
4
59%
American Furniture Co..
56 74
17 4
4%
American
37
Louisiana Electric Co__5
5
Co
Express
American Financial Corp—.—*
1
Greetings class A—1
Heritage
& Derrick Co—1
American Hoist
Inc..»
American
Maize Products
American
Pipe & Construction_5
Rubber & Plastics—1
American
Telephone
Christiana
19%
514
Class
City
674
Clifton
21%
Cole
Arkansas
Art
National
Associated
Stores
$1.25
8%
774 '
1674
]0V4
11%
62%
1
714
83
1
—1
474
5:%
6%
7%
8
8%
21
22%
27
28%
Astrodata
Inc
*
19%
21%
5
28%
1914
16%
67s
30%
374
4%
Company
Atlantic
_*
:
Improvement Corp._25c
Utilities Corp.
—1
Atlantic
Atmos-Pak
Inc
:—40c
Automated Bldg Components.50c
Plastics
Inc
Commonwealth
Natural
21
18 3 4
7%
&
12
23 74
2574
Kay Windsor class
Kearney & Trecker
6%
774
33
35 74
25
27
14%
1574
Drive-In
General
Shale
Consolidated
Rendering
Consolidated
Rock
Continental
Device
Continental
Mtge
Continental
Co_6.25
Products
1774
Corp______*
Screw
Investors
1974
27%
5
2974
*
12%
1
974
1
1874
Cook Electric Co
1
474
10
2434
2674
2874
30%
1
8
9 74
Kewanee
10
33
35 74
874
1074
39%
2.50
123%
12774
1
18%
1974
1
614
—1
5%
Balrd
Atomic
Inc
23 74
874934
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood Oil Co____
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
1.25
7%
2
2174
83/4
974
Knox
6.25
8-%
10c
9%
1
5%
10
6%
Glass
50c
374
474
Airmotive
Inc
Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
__20c
1
7
8
83/4
1
874
9
2674
29
41%
44%
Corp
Laguna Nig.uel Corp Units
113/4
12%
Lake Ontario Portland
574
6%
;5%
373
Lance
23%
Data
58
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
22
23%
Delta S
14%
—5
16
Deltown
22
54
Bard
(C
R)
Inc..
2Jjc
—1
/
8%
8
-1
5
5
5/4
9%
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc..,—. 1
Baystate Corp
4.
714
Beauty Counselors Inc
1
Behlen
Manufacturing
1
20c
Co
Belle Isle Corp
Belmont
Bemls
Works
Iron
5
Bros
A.
*
*
345
1174
1
1238
convertible
Inc
Latrobe
1
5
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leece-Neville Co__
50c
28
30%
12 34
13 74
2174
22%
Leeds & Northrup
32'4
35
Blower
Gas Co'
Berkshire
16%
17%
44
46%
1974
8
74
class
A
1
Glassrock Products
(P
Ht
Co
Rubber Products
41%
674
3
■
13
Properties class A
1
Government Employees Corp._2
Govt
Employees Financial
Greater
7%
Green
Wash
(A
Green
Ind
% 5%
44%
778
147a
8%
36
2
Inv
4%
r.
5
Gould
16%
Press
Inc
2.50
'
36
9Va
Fire
Mount
Greenfield
4074
40%
Littlefuse
474
5 %
1974
21%
Lucky
3%
1874
19%
Ludlow
*
Corp
Estate
Corp
1474
1674
88
8%
934
42 %
Hathaway
22 %
7%
874
18%
20%
50c
•
^ower &;Light
&
Business
Bolt
Beranek
Bon
Ami
Bryson
1
Inc
$1.25
Dixie
conv
common
10
128
59%
63%
Hanover
25
263/4
Harrington & Richardson Inc
Dow
&
2454
Jones
Co
2234
24%
lc
Inc
374
20
Downtowner Corp
Drackett Company
51
.)
5
Inc..
29%
87%
'90 34
100
69 74
Home's
7%
8%
21%
23 %
24 74
™
538
6
7%
874
Corp..*
24%
2674
*
common
17%
1874
*
Co
3%
.2%
13%
1574
1
25
*
Co
20
Mat
5
5
10
1
6 74
,
3
.7%
22 V4
2374
4574
48%
.
5174
Euzor
Express
44%
Eitel-McCullough Inc
25%
81/4
31%
2774
9
33%
El
Paso
Electro
Electric
Co
45%
(Texas)—*
2834
303/4
9%
•?%
374
5314
6174
4%
5%
*
27%
29%
Burnham
1
14%
1574
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
Elizabethtown Water Co
Funds
Byllesby
(H M)
8
&
Elk
4%
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
10c
16%c
1
;
j.22
IIIIIIl
Tel-IIII!5
Corp..
footnotes,
4%
10
11 %
Horn
Coal
_1
see page
453/4
48%
45/8
5 3,4
Endevco Corp
Ennis Business
7%
Corp
new
Calgcn Corp
California Interstate
California Liquid Gas
For
7
Co
I R Inc class A
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
Inc
6%
Inc
C E
Caldor
20
8 3/8
Equity
Oil
Corp
38
40 %
Frie
26
27%
173/4
187/4
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B
44.
T3"hno
Prod.
Houston
Hudson
Natural
Oil
Gas
Field
Corp
2nd
Hug.oton Gas Trust
Hugoton Production
Huyck Corporation
23%
25%
Meredith
3374
3534
Metal
554
6 3a
1674
1774
2174
23
Michigan
1774
19%
Microdot
38%
4%
51
53s8
Income
Indian
$1
Gas
Utilities
5
Mid-America
Midland
Mid-States
13
14
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
4974
.17%
Milgo
Capital
Bros
&
Indianapolis
Water
Water
Timer
24
25
*
28 3/4
30
34 74
36
1
4%
5
Miniature
Inc—
Indiana Gas
Industrial
_50c
10
A
3
Co
Co
Corp
Class
Precision
16%
40%
42-%
934
1
1074
1
35
38%
1
1534
17
8
Inc—_—•
2574
27%
Modern
Homes
Inter-County Tel & Teleg.4.16%
41%
44
Mohawk
2074
22
20
21%
%
Bearings—
2
Co
Rubber
Intermountain
25c
8
%
5
534
2674
9
Inc
11%
7
42 74
8
Industry
for
Industries
g
11
1
1
774
Infrared
81
7%
774
Mississippi Glass Co
10
Mississippi Valley Barge
1
Mississippi Valley Gas.Co._;—5
Missouri Utilities Co—'.—
1
*
(Information
18%
1
,
Gas
8
9
7 74
Co
A
8%
6%
Corp
Hat
Minneapolis
21%
1
Mfg Co
—
Millipore Filter Corp
Milton Bradley Co
25
3
20
Inc
Mills
23
13 5
20
*
Cap
Inc
13'%
12'4
*
Co
Corp.i
-
Business
Electronics
Miller
10 %
Co—2.50
Line
Pipe
774
26%
16
25%
974
12%
*
2434
47
2334
*
13.50
com
Inc
24%
1
preferred
13%
14%
22%
Co
preferred
6 34
10c
Properties
Head
$1.25
12
13%
2174
Inc
22%
_s
—
734
1
Miller
Ilikon Corp
3%
a
50c
1
Light & Pwr Co
1
Units
Co
4
41
5
Corp
16:%
5
Publishing
Hydrides
Mexican
24.50
& Paper
preferred
18 3»
2 74
;
A.l
Material
Pulp
.
97/
5%
10%
5%
Insurance
Securities
Gas
Intermountain Tel
Co—
Co
International Bank
41%
Intl
Flavors
*„
31
33%
International
RRs
*
167'4
17%
International
Textbook
&
163/4
Interstate
Bakeries
1
1674
17%
Interstate
Engineering
1
22
23%
Interstate Finance
1
Inc..2.50
10c
15
474
Interstate
63%
1
26%
2874
Morningstar-Paisley
Securities
8%
9%
22%
10 34
Morton
Co—(
5
Interstate Vending Co
Investors Diversified Service A_1
874
9%
Ionics
3%
Iowa
73%
Iowa
Inc
Public
1
—1-
Service
Co———5
Soutfiern Utilities
Park
Morse Shoe
153/a
70
8%
2074
32%
;3%
7%
5%
42%
1
14%
10c
574
40
Monmouth
Corp—1
30
2.50
3
5
Corp
Co
Construction—*
59
Weighing.l
Co
74
1
Corp
*
10
Fragrance___50c
&
Mite
Company..^—1
Jockey Club.lc
Monroe Auto Equipment
1
Moog
Servocontrols—;
—1
Moore Drop Forging Co
1
Moore-Handley
Inc.————1
Moore Products Co.—
—1
1
of Wash.—1
39
20
____*
Forms
Company
Houston
„
13 74
17
67
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
1
House of Vision
12%-
1574
1
9%
^_1
Inc
1934
3
A
4874
1.50
Enterprises
39%
18
3
Corp
class
74
__lc
:
834
8
36 3 4
1
874
45
_2%
A
—1
McLouth Steel Corp
Medallion Pictures Corp
1
class
*
8 34
45%
28-%
14%
•
15%
26%
28%
25%
27 %
3%
474
10%
,10c
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
18%
7%
1
;
Electronic Accounting Card____l
Electronics Capital Corp
.1
Electronics Int'l Capital
£1
1.50
6%
1
Instruments
Electro-Tec Corp
Electrolux Corp
1774
Business
213/4
20%
1614
Agency class A
2074
19 y8
16%
Detective
IO3/8
42
15
Intl
54%
l
1
Morrill
20%
93'a
*
l
J)
19
51%
1
Brush Beryllium Co..
&
12%
_*
Land
2
Inc
Inc
54
11%
Drugs of Fla__.
10c
Economics Laboratory Inc.—
1
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
_5
Edgcomb Steel Co
5
22 3 '4
//; 8%
*4%
5174
1
21
1
40%
4
Eckerd
40 %
.3
24%
37%
.1
Eastern Racing Association
._*
Eastern Utilities Associates—10
Edgerton Germ &'Grier__
Edgewater Steel Co
7%
23
2%
_
31%
3%
■
43
*
Duriron Company
Dymo Industries Inc
29%
Co
Hot Shoppes
26%
66%
Co
Holiday Inns of America
~
1
Maxam
Melpar Inq
2.50
Corp
7%
534
66
1
834
6%
5
Horizon
1
7%
1
Industries
Hoover
10%
Corp
Electronics
9%
534
974
4
I434
1774
McLean
1
Inc
15 74
Maxson
35%
434
—_1
Coke
&
18%
8%
8%
1
Company
Maust Coal
27.34
331/2
2
Bush
Matheson
4
Dunham
Dura
4%
11
I3434
17
1
Drexel Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
374 1
25
1
Corporation
Drew Properties class A
I-
5
Mfg
1
25c
McClennan
Publications fiA—25
Hobart
13%
Capital Corp
1
(DC)
5
Dravo
Inc
Henry's
31%
1
Ins
Drive-In Inc
*
Hewitt-Robins 5% preferred__10
874
334
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_5Qc
Mastan Company Inc
1
1
73%
1
Inc
Marsh
1
Cons
42%
143/4
1
Hearst
6%
40%
1434
Company
1434
534
8
Co
18%
Handy & Harrnan
1374
33 74c
Co
Electric
Products
&
5674
"
Fi
&
1374
Hanna
4%
1
(E
Gas
17%
43%
13%
Hanrimacher-Vogel Inc
334
Corp
*
*
14%
.
,
A._10c
3134
Shoe
—
Marmon Herrington Co
Marrud Inc
Inc
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp
Mining
1
174
Inc..
Inc
Markite Corp
40
13%
3874
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
preferred
(W
41
21
Cosco
Hamilton
Hamilton
7%
Brockway Glass Co Inc
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Brown Engineering Co
Browning Arms Co—
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brunswig Drug Co.:
Burns
Hamilton
9%
16 %
17%
1
preferred
Dinettes
27 %
10c
&
Marine
29
j
Diversa
Crucible
1
Const
Maradel
9%
7%
Company,
Britl'sh-Amer
5%
874
12'74
.Bowmar Instrument Co
$1.20
4%
1
lOc
Dixon, (J)
1
Bridgeport Gas Co
Bridgeport Hydraulic
1
6%
Botany Industries
Inc
Southwest
6%
Herald-Traveler
Bowser
Magnetics
11%
*
Products
9%
♦
Boston Capital Corp;_
Bowman
6%
5c
Newman
Co
Bowl-Mor
1
Inc^.—1
Machines—.
&
Interstate
Gulf
Heath
2974
9%
Hills
Gulf
6374
17%
Black Sivalls
Boston
8%
8%
1
974
874
Co.._2.50
Digitronics Corp
27%
Madison
__5
Salt
Disc Inc
16%
25%
Inc
Inc
10
1
Son
Crystal
17
5
Corp
Diebold
15%
Inc
Beryllium
Bohn
1
41%
MacDonald
10-%
1574
5
60%
Manufacturing Co
1214
Billups Western Petroleum
1
Black
Dictaphone Corp
38%
Bibb
&
Diamond
35
8%
Macco
10 74
1374
60%
8
58
974
16%
29%
4074
974
Hajoca Corp
2734
Lynch Communications Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
1
18
2
1434
1
1674
974
22 34
1
1274
83i
*
& Dunlap Inc
Capital Inc
Corp
3874
1
Corp
Inc
America
8
734
1374
Growth
Capital
12
11'4
36
21%
53 *
8%
*
1
Manufacturing Co_l
Stores
Grosset
:
1474
92
55
93
13 74
2.50
Lowe's Companies
774
Gyrodyne Co of
7%
8934
1
Longs Drug Stores Inc
1
7%
6%
23%
5
Inc
6%
21%
22
7
Lone Star Steel Co—
—5
Brick
Power
Real
Trust
Loblaw Inc
Londontown
•
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Estate
Lilly (Eli) & Co Ir.c B
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
7 74
5%
Inc
'
10
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Globe
5 %
1
Corp
Inc
Glatfelter
5
1
Invest
50c
1
2074
32 74
Matic Corp cl A
Bernz O
Estate
Co
6
74
1
Corp.
Liberty Real
Grinnell
CanadaJTunnel Corp_5
Co—.
Lau
1074
20
Liberty Loan Corp
7%
56 %
10
Berkshire
Real
1874
17
9%
Corp
*
pfd
20
°
Detroit &
18%
1774
2174
15 3/4
*
Products
5%
Detroit International
Bridge
1
Dial Finance Company
,____*
16%
__.__2.50
Uewis Business Forms Inc
__5
,
1174
2.50
Co
Steel
8
1
Inc..
10%
18
_10c
Lines.l_
Foods
13 Va
10
7%
56%
12%
-
1
Bag Co
Corp
Denver
S
Corp
12 74
Cement
preferred
1674
Girltown
674
13%
25
Beneficial
Bird
10%
Products
774
^
2474
Parts
5.10%
19%
*
22 7 4
*
Corp
2174
Corp
Krylon Inc
1
70c
Film
9%
"2
17%
LNC
474
4
,
A
19
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool..2
13%
1074
574
<5.
2
2.50
Kromex
10
23%
8 %
53%
1
Inc.—.
25 74
9
10%
24%
Danly Machine Specialties--—5
Darling (L A) Co______—____1
1
Lenox
23
Dallas
15%
16 74
15
674
18"%
12
143'8
14 74
674
674
'
18%
17%
11%
8%
Grolier
Babcock Electronics
21%.
17
_1
1
A
34 %
2074
1
Inc
Waterworks
274
50c
.
cl
32%
1
Geotechnical
1374
1%
10
774
1
Co
Cummins Engine
Curtis Con sol Corp
1574
774
B
Keyes Fibre Co
Keystone Custodian Funds A
*
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A
1
Kings Department Stores
1
974
5
Crouse-Hinds
7
Class
A—
1
Broadcstg.l
Crown-Bremson Industries
6%
Co
*
2374'
17%
20%
574
Oil
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
22
1334
183/4
7
Lehigh
1
12%
6 74
19%
Cowles Chemical Co
,
2774
1
30%
14
^
Inc
17 74
1274'
Company—
32 74
26%
29
Coral Ridge Prop Inc pfd
8
Cosmo Book
Distributing Co. 10c
Country Set^Inc
♦
7%
12%
30%
24%
Geophysics Corp of America.60c
'
4%
11%
*
15%
14%
.1
3
10
^
Co
11
1074
Continental Trans Lines
Cook Coffee Company
Corp
Co
Refining
6%
10
25
"
General
1074
Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchum & Company Inc
7%
Corp of Ohio
SW
9%
A
1
Automotive
Tele
33 %
2
&
General
Genl
Gas
10
General Aniline
11%
3134
1
Nat
Kennametal
9%
Co
General
Inc_2.5(Vv?Pio%
11
Co_5
Corp
474
1
Chemicals
10%
Freightwy
25%
168.
9%
534
11%
37 74
International
38%
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24
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1
A
1
Light & Power Co.*. &h<fl674
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Connecticut
Consolidated
*
24
10
!
Knitting Mills cl
General
5%
22%
974
Inc
Service
Gem
1
9%
l
Inc.^
G-L Electronics
Gas
7%
Kendall
1
Industries
Gateway
674
Kellwood
*
Refining
Garlock
5
374
California
Garland
9
874
10 74
2374
2.50
774
1614
Co
1
.5
16 74
1
5c
Inc*
15%
1
Inc
Gas
of
of
5
Products
11%
Realty
6%
Cowles Magazine &
Craig Systems Inc
Aztec; Oil
Kansas-Nebraska
J.
Corp
14%
Cross
Products
Fritz!
7%
———_*
674
Adhesive
18
16%
15
1
Kane-Miller
313/8
Control Co Inc.
*
Computer Instrument Corp__25c
Conduction Corp class A—
lc
4 %
Avon
Gas
Theatres
Rico
4
3%
Inc
Lay
634
Computer
614
Avis
Frito
2974
Refining
2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
Automation Industries Inc.——1
Avery
Franklin
1
Oil
Automobile
Banking Corp—25C
574
22%
25c
Clearing House
Commonwealth Gas Corp—i
Puerto
15%
Co
preferred
Commonwealth
16
8
Gas
Gas
&
Commerce
57
59
Inc
Commonwealth
54%
Corp—,—10
Atlantic
5%
2034
Corp
30%-
974
23%
15
2c
Aircraft
14%
22
2174
Corp
3
Furman-Wolfson Corp
Futterman Corp class A
1474
Light Co.—
Franklin
'»
2.50
Labs...-
28%
1
Fulton
49
1
19%
<
33 7ac
13%
Co
Co..20
—
1
Co
2674
Transport Inc—_—3
Gas
1634
Grant
2474
Associated
Atlanta
Inc..1
*
Kaman
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
25
574
Cos
Co
Engineering
Kalvar
Machine
Frontier
17%
Mortgage
17%
1034
Machine
Inc
Research
31 'r> M
Frontier Airlines Inc
17
Associated Springs
10
cl
Foster
&
1174
474
Inc
Metal
A
274
Corp
'
Steel
4074
15%
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc
18%
20%
Worth
61%
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred —
_i0c
20 34
1574
Arvida
Fort
1774
24
A
Inc
10sa/
53%
10
24%
Labs
1834
*
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman
22%
19
22%
Julie
9%
Inc
37%
Gas Co—-214
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(A
Forest
Stores
5
4614
Arnav Industries Inc
2474
58
15%
Inc
Corp com_3
& Co Inc.—1
10c
Western
Armstrong
23
1
147s
__i
Interstate
17
15%
3
Plus
11%
1
Bennett
16%c
Products
Utilities
Oil
51
Power...2.50
Floyd
Foods
1
20%
Lamson
&
2974
Corp
Milling & Elevator—1
10
1
Industries
Valley
A
139
(Florida)
Precision
Colorite
Missouri
class
236
133
Public
Steel
Colorado
17%
1
25%
229
19 74
Florida Telephone Corp cl A..10
Florida Water & Utilities—
:_1
Colorado
16
4
2374
1.25
com
Jostens
9
Colorado
Anchor
*
Anelex Corp
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A.10
874
Joseph & Feiss Co
774
__i
5
25%
Corp
774
2%
.1
Colonial
23%
Arkansas
Florida
27
10%
2.50
class
4%
6%
5
1
Co
474
1074
Co
1
Co
9%
%
"Arkansas
29
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
7%
common
Florida
Coleman
6%
Co
10%
14%
9
Farms
9%
28%
preferred ——i
25
Sav & Ln Assn—3374c
American Sterliizer Co
374
5%
Participating preferred
Florida
13'4
American
Arden
Fitchburg Paper Co
Fleming Co
2774
27
8%
4%
Aqua-Chem Inc
39%
17%
Safety Equipment—*
Amer St Gobain Corp com__7.50
Inc
37%
2574
Gas
Service
974
_
Inc.,.
4%
33 74
1
6%
dividend
10
16%c
Co
stock
6.%
•%
31
_1
2 74
Financial..
100%
Governor
B
Gas
Western
A
Foods
100
Utilities
First
Ex
♦
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...
474
10c
1
Corp
Realty
FiSher
Ritz
Securities
Surety
8%
9%
.
10c
Jones
Trust.
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9-%
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*
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Fisher
Preferred
Citizens
5'4
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Anheuser-Busch
the
6
Repub Corp of Am cl A..1
39%
1
of
8 3/„
1
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%
7 74
7%
1
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8
I
8%
83 %
l
Fund
A_S^__1
7 %
7%
6%
78
Japan
Johnson
24%
Charles
1
*,
8%
Jerrold
90%
18 74
15%
25 V8
1
15%
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Co
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14 74
Inc.._50c
9%
*
Bid
n.
wide
24 74
Jamesbury Corp
Jane Colby Inc___.___.___
14%
42 74
Co
Pub
23.%
674
Cie
874
Investors..
37
23
974
Markets
et
Supply
Corp
Jessop Steel Co__.
Union
30%
Corp
40%
10
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
474
Gypsum Co
American
5
Power
Vermont
6 '4
16%
19%
1
Publish..25c
American
Maine
1
39%
American
Gas
2834
8 74
Minit
19%
First
1674
\ 15
Electric & Gas.4
Channing Financial Corp
7%
Automatic Vending..3
American
American
American
1
Water
5 %
Natl Real Estate
6%
—
(Chasi
Jamaica
Jackson's
4
1
Financial
Have
a
1
cl
6%
Central
Central
27
Gas
Jacquin
87 3
87
have
434
4174
22
which
*
_50c
Business
53/4
Central
Cent
American Air
Illinois
Central
29
27
Natural
Inc
(
Company
J E Plastics Mfg
Corp
Jergens (Andrew) Co.-
Co—
574
8%
(Richard
Corporation
hi
Small
5
374
Itek
84%
10
574
1
Irwin
23
.5
Corp
Flight
First
28%
,
Boston
8674
12
33
First
82
10c
which
Par
574
7%
39
-
1
Carolina Pipe Line Co
Carpenter iL Ei & Co
Cary Chemicals Inc
securities
Jarrell-Ash
82
1
Inc
Allied
Inc.
of Arizona
/
2174
..12.50
50c
1
i
Corp
of
securities
Ask
y-
4 2/'
1
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Mills
*
Corp
1
A
50c
6%
60%
6%
Natl
25
Capital For Tech Industries
class
Inc
Financial Corp
19 74
common
50c
Financial
Fieldcrest
11%
5%
Mortgage Assn.100
Metal Mfg Co
10c
Fiat
8%
8
10%
Bid
1
Corp
Federal
36%
15
2
common
5%
—
3174
.2174
r—1
__
57 %
434
-50c
100
Co
■
6%
1074
-*
10
1
1
Pepsi-Cola...
Organ
Inc
14 %
Develop
Land
Allen
Cameo
14%
Homes
Allegheny
20%
27%
Inc
Alico
30
12%
Telep
13 34
Magnethermic
Albee
12%
&
13
3%
Alberto Culver
Aid
Service
Water
2474
Airwork Corp
Ajax
Water
Cain
10c
ElectronicsoInc
Aerovox
Calif
9%
Publishing Co.*
Addison-Wesley
Adler
Farrell
9%
8
,
composed
the Eastern region.
in
Corp
West
is
comprises
primarily
Inc
Lanes
Far
Ask
Bid
Par
8%
1
__
Fair
Ask
Bid
Par
Abbey Rents
Electric Corp
Acme Visible Records
Acme
Fabien
Utilities
Industrials and
on
Par
Executone
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
(Quotations tor Friday, sept. 27)
recjuest. The
National" list
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
national
wide
.
.
10
10
9%
232
16%
26
2474
1074
242
18
2714
25%
Morrison
Knudsen
Inc
Co
Inc
Inc
—
5
534
24 74
26%
1274
13-%
12 74
12
135a
13%
.
16%
18%
1074
1138
22%
243s
1
874
9%
10
297a
313a
10
10%
——1
Inc——_———5
9%
Morton
Mfg Corp
1
27%
29%
Mosler
Safe
1
22
23%
Motec
Foods
Industries
Mothers'
Nalco
Co—
Cookie
Chemical
Inc
1
Co
*
5%
Company_v_1.25
54%
10%
20%
22
6%
;
57:4
&
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 6303
198
Volume
(1271)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Capital
Co^
Narragansett
Savannah Elec
4 %
4
10
1
Fabric
Narrow
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
3
11
Savin
,1.66%
23 V*
25%
Corp—1
15%
16%
Scantlin
Contractors. 1
Corp_-l
National Gas & Oil Corp——5
National Patent Development-lc
National Periodical
1
National Propane Corp
1
Ntaional Realty Investors
*
Neiman-Marcus Co
2
Nesbitt (John J) Inc
50c
Nevada Northern Gas Co
1
15%
17
Schaevitz
Nashua Corp
Aeronautical
National
Cleaning
National
19%
5%
8%
16%
10%
xl4%
17
Piece
States
Science
10c
15
11
Brewing
Capital
Corp
Science Research
9%
Scot
Lad
Foods
& Fetzer
United
*
Engineering
(Jos)
United
Assocs..—
1
■
5
& Williams Inc
2—5
Scott
Aviation
i>~l
Utah
Scott
Foresman
Corp
Co
9%
10%
23%
Sealed
Power
8 y«
Searle
(G
12%
Seatrain
24V4
52%
25%
Security
10c
3%
Jersey Natural Gas
York Airways Inc
Bearings..2
Rock
Nicholson File Company
Trap
V.
Inc
Lines
Inc
*
24%
26%
Company
Northwest Natural Gas
5
13'A
14%
Selmer
(H
Sexton
(John)
North
Lines
Van
Amer
North
Gas
Penn
55 %
4
%
9Va
33%
35%
Northwestern Pub
Service Co--3
30%
Co class B__l
94
98%
Shatterproof
Shawmut
14%
16
25
26%
1
6
6%
1
Corp
Inc
Inc
Nyironies
Drill & Exploration
Service Co
Ocean
1
18
10
34
36%
Corp
lc
IVb
I %
*
11%
12%
lc
7%
Recovery
Oil
Co
Cement
Oklahoma
Orkin
Tail
Otter
Finance
Brewing
50c
B
(Henry I) Co Inc A
Sierra Capital Co
Sierra
Pacific
Sigma
1
17%
Soroban
18%
19%
South
—19%
20%
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A. _1
13%
14%
Mercury Electronics cl A. 50c
Pacific Power & Light Co
0%
8%
&
class
26%
28 %
Savings & Loan Assn_18c
Telephone
10
Co
Bakeries
7
Southern
Gas
&
18%
Southern
Gulf
Utilities
New
Tele—25
Vegetable Oil Corp__—5
Package Machinery Co—
10
13%
13 %
14%
Southern
England
Nitrogen Co
14%
Southern
Union
10%
11%
Southwest
Instrument
Pak-Well
Pako
*
Co
*
Dental
$1
Water
Gas
Gas
Southwest
Gas
Southwestern
10%
11
4%
Pepsi-Cola ©en Bottlers Inc—,_1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers ——1
12 %
13%
6 %
7%
1
3%
4%
_10c
15 %
16%
Pfrini Corp
—
Permeator Corp
Peter
Paul
Inc
Co —1
8%
cl
2%
Preferred
Standard
Register
Screw
Co.—
Finance
Stockton
33%
10
Strawbridge
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pierce
Stevens
&
Pioneer
,3%
9%
50c
16%
Nat'l Gas Co Inc.
Piedmont,
Natural
Chemical,*,—2:
18
11%
'■'■33 vr
35
16
17%
25
80%
85
5%
6%
9%
10%
5Qc
4%
Stubnitz
Watley
19 %
21
21 %
23%
16
17%
2.50
Clothier
&
Inc
Corp
Electric
l
Susquehanna Corp
3%
(H
Portland
Potash
K)
Co
Potter
Inc
Genl
Electric
Primex
5
Printing
Products
10c
9%
10%
Research
Pubco
Petroleum
Public
Svc
Public
Svc
Co
Public
Svc
of
Cc
Corp
■
2
Purex
8
31V4
33 %
.1
13 %
14%
3 Va
Corp
Corp
Company
Remco
Industries
Renwell
Revere
class "A
Construction
Robbins
Roberts
Robertson
(H
&
Co,—
Mfg Co,,
Rose Marie Reid Inc
Rotron
Mfc
Co
1
,
Rowe
Texize
Chemicals
Therm-0-Disc
Thompson
25%
27%
First
4 Va
.5
19%
CM r—i
I)
Inc,
—
Fiber
St
Louis
San
Tobin
Tokheim
35
27%
Tonka
28
62%
Packing
50'v
Trans-Coast Inv Co
41%
Transcontinental
3%
Transcont
Santa
Inc
Bus
Gas
5
System—1
Pipe
Investing
3%
15
16%
II
15%
17 VB
1
8%
Corp,,II
class
Drilling Co.-
A
:_i
2~1
7%
20%
Lines—I
18%
19%
7%
8%
1
3%
4V4
1
5%
6%
Industries,.
_
Russell
14%
Scheib
3%
El
Lt
23%
18%
Bank
National
R
57 %
Manufacturers
50%
Maryland
:
7%
21%
4%
Ainslie
\
Wire
Coastal
5
48%
51%
12%
Montclair
61 g"«
Morgan
(St
of
Y
N
Bank
Nat'l
Guaranty
1
Trust
&
<NJ>
5
Trust
94 %
25
Bank
of
Detroit—12 V2
73
Bank
of Westchester_5
32
City
National
Commercial
Trust
Co
National
391
35 Va
51%
73%
76%
19%
21
46 Va
Community
Co
Eng
62 3 h
60 %
326
315
North
64%
52%
56
of
J)
10
44
48
34%
37 Vb
of
Bstn_12%
72%
69 Va
43%
46 Vs
Bk_10
52%
55%
Bank & Trust Co_ll
43 "a
46
of
Newark—6.25
Natl
Bank
5
Co
20
43%
41
(Chic)
137
Natl
Trust
142
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
57
63%
41%
44%
98%
102 %
—5
29 Va
31%
Philadelphia
National Bank—10
National Bank
10
55%
58%
Pittsburgh
42 Va
44%
76 %
79%
(Hackensack
Provident
53%
7.50
Bank
Merchants
Carolina
Northern
34 V*
63
Essex
Bk
Bk
State
New
New Jersey
57%
76 V*
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J),——12.50
&
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Shawmut
Natl
59 Va
<N
Newark
Banking
Natl
Bank
8
(Albany),:
Rutherford
National
(Cleve)
Bank
9 Va
120%
117%
National
'
62%
33%
.
48%
45
1
Co
York
New
8%
National
94%
Y 87
57
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J)
N
Bank
Tradesmen's
(Philadelphia)
Trust
12
'
56
61%
48%
71*,
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
75
45%
Rockland
(Suffern
192
5
36
38
10
Y—5
69
72%
27 %
29
64%
70
(Wash) —10
74
78
Phila,—10
50
57
Y)
N
51
54%
62%
66%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal National Bank of
63
66 Va
St.
91%
Seattle
1st
77%
81-
Second
Natl
70
73 %
43%
45%
881
•.
104
;
108
41.%
Ill
44%
Union
Louis
Bk
of
Bank
10
Co
Trust
Natl
N
Security
First Natl Bank
1 Los
Angeles 1
12%
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
Nat'l
Carolina
South
114
82 Va
85'%
34%
36%
59 %
Bank
5
56
Albany
10
Bank (Conn),10
43
46%
(Boston),10
39
41%
50%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
,_15
65
69%,
78%
Trade
(Charlestonh
State
i32
30%
31
Va
33%
48
75%
101
Bank
State
National
105%
Street
Bank
of
T
&
B
&
Co
Tr
(N
Y)__10
11%
(Los
Angeles)—7.50
77
Commerce
Bk <Cleve)_10
43
43
Maryland_10
72%
75%
(Boston) 10
40 Va
43
Y)_—20
73%
77%
30%
33
Union
21
22%
States Tr Co
53%
56 Va
United
States
31%
34
47%
50
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_10
57%
60%
Trust
Union
Nat'l
of
Co
Trust
a
L I
"
80%
45%
43
64%
67 %
44%
46%
5
40
42%
Co__10
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
85
83
51%
55 Vb
Wachovia
Wells
(N
Bank of
Bank
Si Trust
Winston-Salem
661
85
12%
Bank
Jersey
Union
81
32 Vb
30%
2%
New
71
63
88
83
of
Co
Trust
67%
I
62%
59%
185
Bank
Natl
Fargo
West'n
N
Co
C)
Amer Trust
25%
27%
Leasing
10 %
11%
Insurance
Mining
Oils
Credit
Corp
class
11%
Corp
—:
Nashville
Electronic?—.
40%'
T
3%
4.%
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
i
V
Development
Wells
Low
High
Industries
1
3.50
300
3.80
Corp
Corp
1.60
May
Jan
Feb
2.70
Apr
9.60
1.80
Aug
3.80 Mar
40c
40c
500
30c
.10c
35c
35c
100
35c
.25c
1.10
1.10
100
,10c
1.50
1.50
200
40c
----
1.10
1.90
1
A,,
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
Lov
High
95c
3.50
Service—
10%
n
Week's
of Prices
-10c
Corp
38
•
Exchange
Ending Sept. 27
I.ast
—:
MSI
Circuit_l
Week
—1
Co
Caribbean
Colorado
lOc
1
50 Vt
6.25
Cnty Nail Bk
Valley
Cable.
&
Chemical
—2.50
United Investors of DeZ A
47%.
Monmouth
Tr
United
Corp
Ansonia
Camp
Golconda
22%
87%
Louis),12.50
52%
Par
5'/4
Theatre
84%
Bank
Friday
r
Artists
26%
10
Trust
A
Sale Price
22%
Illuminating Co_
25
Bank
Merchants
STOCKS
8%
Pwr___2.50
United
87%
5
Natl
40
&
(Phila)
56 Va
84
Mercantile
48 %
10
Bank
54
T
&
43%
of
I
Valley
30 VB
15
B
Mellon
of
23%
10
Hanvr
61%
59%
33
5
Bank
Natl
Ask
Bid
30%
National Bank
Brook
Meadow
157
Range for
19%
United
12%,
Traders
&
(Buffalo)
Trust
National Stock
94%
8%
Par
68%
19%
18 %
Inc
22 Va
10
89
•
;
9%
20%
—5
Island Trust Co
Long
State
23
lc
Inc
S%
4*
Ask
167
Natl Bank
24%
20
50c
&
22 Va
1
Inc
11%
378
(Philadelphia)—5
111/4
Products
Corp,
Tropical Gas Co_.^
Ask
11%
18%
10%
Trico
(Earl)
Tektronix Ir.c
58 %
F)_10
50
35%
_,_i
Express
Bid
20%
1
Mills
3%
17%
Transport
Motor
Par
12%
91%
Rochelle
Co
5%
Treesdale Labs Inc
Stock Issuer
Hawthorn-Mellody
5%
Unishops
Freight
National
(White Plains
-5
Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (BlUyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank Ss
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia) —10
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co—20
30%
4%
9
4Vs
15%
44 %
Trust
Irving
28%
4%
Uarco
2%
Ask
84%
Corp
Co
New
Trust
24 Va
1
33%
31
3%
Trust
Providence
29
10c
Gas
25c
1
Zurn
91 %
(Minn)_10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
(Camden N J)
6V4
Natl Bank (Atlanta)
10
Natl Bank Maryland
10
Natl Bank of Bo'ston_12V2
Natl Bank of Chicago... 20
Natl Bank of Dallas
10
Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
Natl Bk of St Louis
10
Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Industrial
27%
Specialties——
Transogram Co Inc__
Tucson
Corp
Electric
Transit
6%
56%
—5
Stk
Industrial
7Va
34
9%
3%
13%
Petroleum
Line_50c
Transistor
11%
28
A—
6%
18%
Grating Cards—_J
t22
_10c
14%
4
26%
„
80%
10
26:%
,1
13 %
9
25%
,5
77 Va
17
6%
-3
_
preferred ——
25
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
39%
Associates
Fe
13%
____i
47%
7
12
,1
System
Transcontritl
11%
92%
dividend
38%
3%
Jacinto
Sanders
40%
89%
___
Inc
stock
44%
28 %
___
14%
38
10%
;
__
4%
____1
13 VB
I ,1
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air
%
23%
.,58%
5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Girard Trust Corn Excli Bk__10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
7%
—
3%
37 Va
.
6%
Co
Corp
Toys
Ex-A
59 V*
21 %
11%
Bk & Tr Co
Bank
of
20 Va
41
Toledo Scale Corp
1
Capital
18%
5
-1
38%
1
Printing Co.
Johnsbury Trucking Co
5-5
(
_2,_,
28%
6V8
&
32%
I
10
9%
20
%
49%
—
First Westchester
30
,1
55
First
5%
1
—2
"21" Brands Inc
St
1
.—
Thriftway Foods Inc
25%
,5c
Safran
—1'
Tip-Top Products class A
2%
Inc.,,
First
Timely Clothes Inc
26%
Candies
First
11%
Furniture
l II
32 %
.
Stover
Craft
14%
10%
Inc___
26%
*
Rv.uu-Mellkiaii
13%
10
1
Co
1
Industries Inc—_
36 %
—
Russell
Texas
26%
Furniture Corp
1
Royal Dutch Fete,—33 Va florins
Royal Industries Inc„_
1"
Rucker
First
14 Va
,2 %
%
6%
Time Inc
8%
Engineering Corp_75c
Rockwell
6%
Inc.
Lines
1
Co;
—1
.10c
Gas
1
Hi
H)
<A
Rocket Jet
First
III
Nat
1
Robins
13%
~
12
8V4
Mills Inc—3%
Express Inc
25c
& Myers Inc,,—
Co
12
First
57%
*
Brand Rice
27%
First
13%
11
Company.—_12 %
Ric'ge Tool Co class A
*
Riley Stoker Ccrp
3
Co
First
35
54%
Richardson
Roadway
15 VB
1
Co.—
First
12%
70 Va
25 Va
1
34
12%
19%.
11%
*
lc
Racing Assn Inc
Rexach
24 VB
14
50c
Inc.,
39 Vs
31%
.
First
12%
Inc %
Thomasville
1
Inc
Industries
8%
22 V4
1
Reheis
0 35
7%
'
40%
32 Va
U
36
1
Reading '& Bates
Offshore
Drilling conv class A
-20c
Redwing Carriers
1.25
Re-ce
•
,
1
38 Va
10 VB
33
a
First
._
Tenn
18;,8
a.)-/
37%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
Merch Nat Bk (Rich) 10
."_1
Telex
7%
•
40
First <fc
66
*
3%
35
1
;•
—
Teleflex Ltd_Y
4%.x
5%
*
,5
Fashions
reledyne Inc
8%
28 Vb
Mex
Puritan
Rust
7%
8%
Carolina
Radiation Dynamics
River
7%
%
17 V4
7
Corp
Zero
<fc Tr
Bic
Nat
(Newark)
19%
.
18%
1
Company Inc
40c
Supermarkets Inc
*
Alegre Sugar Corp„.. —1
Corp Ltd
1
Pueblo
371
5
—
20c
26%
Publishers
Punta
Taylor Instrument Co.—.
3%
5
—2
7
8
15%
1
Corp
58%
10
(NY)_10
Fidelitv-Phila Trust Co
-10
Fidelity Union Trust—
10%
18%
-13 ;
-25c
,
17%
6%
Harap-5
New
No
T
„
12
6%
__^_50c
Y,1
New
—
1618
.1
10c
9%
50c
Taylor Corp
Taylor Devices—.
11
.1
_
Co—
cf
of
10
7%
1
Mlg Co
6%
151 %
Co
(Chicago)
Federation
33 Va
29%
Oil
Golf
31
20 Ve
34%
5
Yellow
21%
46%
(Bridgeport) —10
Co
—50
__
73
18%
Producing Properties
Professional
69%
27%
Corp
of America—
Corp
_..l
,1
Equities
Producers Cotton
39%
.25c
32%
A
—
Inc
53
10
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co
5%
28
Trust
County Trust Co
New
York)
12
5
Trust Co
Co
23%
11
l
Service—
22
*
„
36 %
Co....
1
3%
Zayre
40 Va
National
(Savannah)
Continental-Ill
9 %
8%
1
.Corp
25c
Corp
Industrial
25
10
65 %
(N J)—10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co-12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
•8%
26%
5
.7%
.
America
of
Instruments
Premier
Co
Inc
Chemicals
Manufacturers
(N J)—
Co
Commercial Trust
4
7%
__i
Inc
Systron-Donner
Food
23 %
1
Yardney
Bid
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
11%
10%
:
City
6%
6
i
—
Co
Mfg & Instrument 50c
Supervised Investors Services_lc
Szabo
1'
160
6%
Southern
«te
Cleveland
25 %
24
5
Trust
Bank
8%
—5
Porter
XLra
11
(N Y)
Commerce
Citizens
11%
7%
5:
„
Superior
Swank
3%
10
Co
3%
"
Bk (NY)_12V2
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
10%
9%
10
Davin & Co—4
Greene
Superior
18
10c
Co
Laboratories
13%
Chase Manhattan
4%
1
Co
Co
PneumoDynamies
Books
10%
class $—5
1
—
Plymouth Rubber
Pocket
10
Gas Coy,—3.75
Playskool Mfg
Plymouth Cordage
.
43%
Corp A._l
Stowe Woodward Inc,'
9
8%
16%
*
11%
5
Jersey Bank & Tr CoCentral Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_10
22%
.1
Co
31
1
6 'a
8
1
Co
14%
Central
34%
40
21%
of
Camden
25%
32 %
l
34%
,
25%
Bid
10
Bank of Commerce (Newark)_25
Bank of New York'—'
— -40
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)—5
77%
23 %
Hall
31%
Inc
Wyle
5%
Tr Co—10
& S A—
Francisco)
(San
Bank
14%
73
5
_
Finance
29%
Photon
13
_10
Co——.
&
Stephenson
3%
6
Par
25 Va
20
Co
Stanley Works
32
2—_
25%
5%
Mach_l
inc
Lt
&
Press
Wyandotte
27%
N T
America
of
Bank
56%
_1
Stanley Home Products Inc
Stein
14%
24
3
Corp
WurliUer
14%
«
38
3 J %c
Belciing
&
American Security &
9%
23%
*
Loan
13
5
Barik and Trust Companies
10
53
Standard & Poors Corp
1
Standard Fruit & SS com._2.50
State
Corp
Wrather
20
1
8-'h
7%
A„1
Freight System
Sprague Electric Co—
*
_*
Corp
1
8:%
Market
f7%
Inc
Sons
Enterprises
Color
10%
Co_10
-1
A__ 1
*
...10c
40%
2
Star
15%
■
1
Cone
Foote
24%
Philadelphia JBub Water Co_3.75
Petrolite
:
5%
Sewing
1
Conversion
23%
A—1
cl
Gas
Sons
Natural
Inc
Evans
16%
Standard
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash. 10c
<fc
(H)
40%
38
Co
Svc
Spector
II
Co
34%
38 %
15%
15'/a
10
Chemical Fibre Co.^1
Per.obscot
32 'A
1
23 %
14
Tr—"8
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv
1
5
Special Metals Inc
9%
Co__
22
1
14%
-
12.Jo
54%
20 %
Southwestern States Tele
13%
9%
8V2
35%
14 %
13
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
31 %
18%
WHtcli
Brothers
Woo a
7%
Par
23%
19%
Supply-—8%
17%
8%
12%
7%
Co—
Industries
Wometco
7 Va
U
13%
,50C
2
22
7%
Paper—10
L)
Gibbs
(John
World
25 7
A—2
16%c
5.
10
Corp
36 %
33 %
common
Electric
41
10c
Producing
8%
1
cl
Products
Grove
(Jim)
6
2
20%
„
52%,
preferred
18 %
Pauley
Petroleum Inc—__—_1
Peerless Tube Co—
1—2-
Co
Co
Corp
convertible
29
Inc.-
Parchment
Patterson
14%
20c
Drugs
Paterson
11%
13%
—_1
Pargas
Inc—.—
Parker-Hannifir; Corp
Parkview
10%
50
Inds ci A
Paper
Corporation
Panacolor Inc
,
19
5c
Southern
'
11%
33 %
Company
Power
Recent Security
29%
3%
,5
35%
Packard
Inc
Investments
5%
27
33%
Pacific
16
5%
5 %
1
Corp
17%
Airline
14%
34 Va
31
5%
*
-
Pacific
Pacific Southwest
5
_A
7.50
A__1
Develop_..10c
Southern California Water
9%
Pac
Oil
Capital
Southern
22 %
5
Engineering
Shore
A
13%
3 1%
20%
5c
Southeastern
22
Robinson Col—5
Pacific? Gamble
Inc
_■
Southeastern
3%
20
1
Inc
Wayiu -t>«*orge
16%
5
8%
19 Va
1
-25
Pacific Far East Line Inc
7%
18%
Inc
*
Devices
class
Wisconsin
class A—1
Reed
&
Washington Steel Corp
Watson
Wilson Transport
Paper
35%
12%
33%
1
Win-Chek
Corp of America
50c
Natural Gas——— 1
Washington
Sorg
33%
1
5
(Edwin
&
Wiley
7%
Warshow
Solitron
15%
23
41
9%
Waltliam
7%
7%
14%
38%
5
Wonts
Electric
Wilcox
4%
Warren
6%
Co—
Gas
Corp
Wiegand
Wilcox
8%
*
7%
Machine
Whiting
4 Va
1
Co.—
Whitin
6%
1
Ml
Gas
&
17%
25%
50c
Publishing
7%
1
(J
•
Capital Coip
Weyerhaeuser Company
1
Walter
Investment
Power
14'»
2
Business
Co
Companies
Natural
7 %
6 %>
Small
8%
6%
12%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil Corp
37%
Transmission
Kentucky Gas Co
_5
&; Telephone—5
Westgate-California
10c
Walnut
Instruments
24%
Mass
48%
*
Inc
3.75
Society Corp vtc
3
&
Pharmaceutical
—*
Co
Power
a
Smelt—•
Ale Inc
89
23 %
Westland
5%
45'
84%
7%
(V'H
5
>._•
12r%
16%
Western
76 Va
—-—10c
Wallace
26%
1
72%
Inc
23%
Western
9%
5
25 Vs
Co
Light
17
Inc—
27%
Co
Western
29-%
*
Walbaum
24%
Corp—
8%
15%
Mfg Co
Waddell
Smucker
Co
Airmotive
Pacific
—50c
Western
15%
27%
8 Va
26%
10
Western
1
Mills
Root
Westcoast
5
Corp
Volunteer
Hoist—5
22
Products
Pabst
41
&
A—
class
20V2
Israel Economic.—
PEC
Association
Inc
*
5
Co
&
8Va
7
~~ 5
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Gas
Western
Company—50c
Iron
&
Inc
Vitro
A—_25c
class
Chemical
Oxford
Electronic?.
Mould
Fair
14%
4
Vitramou
50c
50c
Oxford
Ozon
Co
.2
Corp
Chemicals
28 %
Co
Power
21%
Ginger
26%
7%
Co
25%
19%
Vernors
1
Exterminating
24
Corp
Vernitron
5
Originate Inc
2
Mining Co
Sanders
Vector
41
10c
Coal Corp
Ben
Onyx Chemical Corp..„—
I.
Veeder
6-^8
35%
Miss River Prod Line
Okla
&
Industiies
&
Virginia
Sieg.el
19%
Water
Ohio
Glass
Shepard Niles Crane
Shulton
Class
Oil
30
Vitamix
~—1
Chicago
Nuclear
Nutone
S.
Varo
32
Chemical
Noxema
21
28 %
Ask
7%
l
Alloc
class
Telephone
Bid
A—1
A
Manufacturing Co_5
43 %
9
Co
Power
Co
cl
cl
Penn Power Co_
West Point
20
19 %
*
Co
&
18%
41%
1
Inc___
A)
&
Const
Vanity
Columbian Banknote_2
Seismograph Service Corp
1
Sel-Rex Corp
—1
Solas Corp of America
1
C)
(A
Nielsen
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
1
Peninsular
Valley
—_4
Lines
Bank Shares.lO
Ohio
Corp
Amer
West
54%
50c
Vance
10
2
&
Truck
Coast
West
7%
I
R.)
of
Mgnt
West
9 %
50 Va
(H.
Tube
Wellington
9%
8%
6%
Vacuum
Co
Corp
D)
8%
Utilities
*
22%
7%
ll'/a
Hampshire Ball
Ne.v
36%
1
States
Upper
18 %
Welded
*
Virginia
22%
35%
13%
8
Corp_l
States Sugar Corp
_i
Inc
Scott
&
12%
Weissberg
16%
Corp
Univis
& Sons class A.100
Par
19%
7%
15 %
Invest
United
15%
Co
Leasing
Realty
Scott
M)
18 %
1
10
Servateria
United
1
Inc..,
Slates
States
States
Scott
Ask
10c
com
United
11%
(Quotations for Friday, Sept. 27)
Bid
10
Envelop
United
17%
(O
Corp
Works
Dye
Preferred
Co..-5
1
*
1
1
New
York
United
United
Electronics
6%
21
England Gas & Elec A.ssn_8
New
Schlitz
Prod
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
Scripto Inc class A
50c
Sea Pak Corp
—1
New
New
18%
Nuclear
United
5
10c
Inc——*
Machines
Tubular
21 %
17
Products
National Food
Co
Power
&
Business
Sawliill
Par
43
1.10
50c
Aug
Aug
1.90 Mar
Jun
4.50
Jan
50c
Feb
2.20
Sep
Sep
Jan
Feb
40c
Jan
1.50 July
_25c
20c
Sep
1.10
Apr
,50c
25c
Mar
60c
Jan
■
——
For
"footnotes,
see page
44
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List of
Bid
2.33
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Fund
25c
Advisers Fund Inc
-1
Affiliated Fund Inc
-T.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American Investors
Fund
1
Americkn Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33ysC
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Investing
Street
11.97
4.89
9.85
14.45
Fund Inc
Growth & Energy
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Colonial
A & B_—
Plan
i
11.84
15.62
Fidelity
Trend
Fiduciary
17.80
12.75
10.99
18.17
stock
.
stock
11.52
4.87
9.75
10.70
3.86
5.31
19.35
1
13.77
11.10
9.32
10.13
16.61
17i96
15.50
—1
Funds
Stock
Stock
Horizons
York
R
Shares
Oppenheimer
12.93
Pine Street Fund Inc
_50c
11.44
2.50
9.70
Price
(T
Putnam
(Geo)
Putnam
Growth
Mar
16,
Apr
15,
Canada
2.23
2.44/
Scudder Stevens & Clark
6.39
6.95
Scudder
10.92
11.93
Stevens
American
in
25c
Fund-1
Shares
7.87
8.65
Shareholders
6.69
7.35
2.65
2.92
Sovereign
8.43
State
10.09
11.06
7.00
7.61
1.25
9.92
10.73
11.12
12.15
16.09
Industry
1
1
14.76
1
8.93
7.36
Corp
Inc
Fund
13.42
7.56
8.24
of
Can_l
9.74
10.64
1
12.11
13.23
Inv__10c
4.31
4.71
10.76
11.76
Templeton
Texas
19.02
20th
Grth
Fund
Fund
Inc
Growth
Century
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Funds
_i
Inc—
14.93
16.32
12.58
8.74
United
3.53
3.84
United Science Fund
Inc 10c
2.37
2.60
United
8.33
9.10
Value
Line
Fund
Line
Income
1
1
9.61
10.50
7.22
7.89
^_lc
12.13
13.26
Fund„lc
Inc
6.98
10.01
7.27
7.95
Fund
1
5.36
5.86
Inc
Special Situations
4.80
5.25
11.74
Whitehall
12.90
Windsor
12.67
11.16
7.02
7.59
6.25
6.75
Fund
'
l
13.02
14.23
35.76
36.48
Wisconsin
Congress
9.66
10.56
.71
11.70
iy2s
Oct
16.07
4%s
Nov
Federal
7.94
8.68
5s
Aug
Inc————-1
7.03
7.60
1V2S
3%s
Aug
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23.70
25.86
Second
16.78
18.31
1,1964
15, 1964
alO.Ol
Rate
a22.62
3.15s
3.15s
a47.02
3.15s
a82.24
3.20s
al7.01
Westminster
Capital
Centennial Fund
Fund
al5.11
Inc
all.40
Inc
Tel
Lone Star Gas
4%s
-1994
El
Paso
Pruehauf
Illinois
Bell
-1984
4%s___ ,1985
Tel
4s
Ask
9914
9914
Oct
99.30
22, 1963
99.28
100.2
100.3
100
100.6
100 4
101
100
100.1
99.28
100
99.30
' 100.24
99.24
100.12
98.8
100.16
102
100.20
98,24
101.16
103
100.16
100.16
102.24
107
101.24
101
99.16
99.16
101.24
IPO
100.14
100.2
100
100.8
20, 1965
100
100.8
Dec
20, 1965
100
100.8
Feb
21, 1966
99
3%s
May
2. 1966
98
Oct
20, 1964
4s
Oct
4s
4%s
100.16
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
4s
4!4s
4s
:
99.24
....
100.16
Mar 20, 1968
June
20,
99.20
1968
103.16
5%s
Feb
20, 1970
105'
106
3%s
Apr
1, 1970
95.24
106
Oct
101.8
102
4%s
3 %s
May
4%s
Feb
1,1970-1967
95
1, 1971
99.16
Sep
15. 1972
97.8
98.8
Feb
20.-1974
102.16
103.16
4%s
4%s
Feb 20,
99.16
1978-73
Ask
32nds" of a point
Bid
Maturity—
100.1
3%s Nov
99.31
lVaS
4%s
May
Oct
Nov
99 31
100 8
99B
3%s
100.4
1, 1965
»
97.14
101 19.
15, 1965
99.16
15,1966
99.18
99.20
1, 1966
95.14
95.18
15, 1966
100.20
100.22
94.20
94.24
Apr
4a
Aug
l'/2s
Oct
100.8
3%s
Feb
15, 1967
99.7
99.9
101.12
lV2s
Apr
1, 1967
93.20
93.24
100.8
3%s
Aug 15, 1967
99.17
99.19
98.13
l'/2s
Oct
1,1967
92.15
92.19
101.15
lV2s
Apr
1, 1968
91.14
91.18
1, 1966—-.,
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
10-
1-63
99.30
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.24
99.26
11-
4-63
99.29
99.31
3.30s
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
99.23
99.25
4-63
12-
2-63
99.28
99.30
3.45s
7-1-63
4-1-63
1-
2-64
99.24
99.26
1-
325s
100
4-
1-64
99.25
3.65s
8-
1-63
5-
4-64
99.27
3.75s
3-
9-
3-63
6-
1-64
99.31
United States Treasury
Bid
J
Jan
15,
1964
99.908
Jan
16,
991854
99.858
Jan
23,
1964
17,
1963
99.838
99.841
Jan 30,
24,
1963
99.772
99.776
Feb
31,
1963—
99.706
99.712
Feb
98.972
1964
1963
Oct
1963
1
Nov
7,
1963
99.639
99.645
-Feb
Nov
14,
1963
99.575
99.581
Feb
6,
13,
20,
27,
—
1964
98.746
-
1964
1964
1964
98.977
98.775
98 678
98.606
1964
98.908
98.708
98.554
1071/4
Dec
26,
99.186
99.193
July 15.
99%
2,
99.112
99.125
Aug
1964
1964
99.032
99.046
Sept 30, 1964
n2
114y2
Southern
Calif Edison
,2003
loo y4
100 1/2
Southern
Calif
1011/2
Tennessee
100
Textron
9914
5s
Gas
Amer
ww
Gas
1988
100%
Jan
99%
99
115
1984
Dec
10014
1983
5s
Dec
Jan
5s debentures 1971
Trans
Mar
10014
4%s_1988
4%s
99.443
100
4%s,_2003
-1976
99.518
99.435
1
125
9,
100%
99%
118
12814
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New
par
1964
—
1964
f
FOOTNOTES
value,
York
Stock
a
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asset
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FOR
stock,
yield
price,
!
1964
31,
—
-
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x Ex-dividend,
wi When
97.150
96.677
96.360,
OVER-THE-COUNTER
value. »bBid
t New
5,
1964
12,
98.622
98.487
19,
98
99.510
1963
98.841
98.538
—
98.070
1963
29,
98.986
98.892
98.824
-
1964
21,
Nov
Ask
98.962
1964__
Nov
Mar
99.27
'99.29
100.1
Bills
Ask
Bid
99.972
15,
Ask
2-63
2-4-63
1964
Telep
99.18
100.29
19,
Bell
96.20
15, 1965
15,
Southern
97.18
101.21
96T6
26,
99%
100.6
1,1965
Feb
l'/aS
Ask
—
15, 1964
Apr
99.30
(Continued)
Apr
105 %
100
103.16
Mar
9414
96
100.16
15,1972-1967
3%s
Mar
10014
1965
96.24
July 20, 1970
105
5 %s
99.253
101
100
4s
100.4
102 16
99 321
100%
&
Pictures
101.16
101.24
99.386
10714
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El
Republic
100.8
100.24
Mar
99.244
104%
&
Serv
4%s_1993
99.16
98.16
101
20. 1969
4%s July 15, 1969—
4%s
99.313
1977
Pow
Public
5s
<t
100
4s
99.379
Pacific
Gas
•
100
100.12
%s Apr 20. 1964
%s Aug 20, 1964
1963
99%
Pacific
Petroleum
99.31
Bonds-
1963
99%
1001/2
99%
3%s
Bank
1963
1983
Gas 4%s
100%
99
Land
5,
Nat
1001/8
ioo y2
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12,
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100 i/a
103 i/a
conv
99',4
1988
4%s.
99.20
100
1963
Oct
101
-1988
4%s
Minn-Honeywell
99
99 30
99.29
1964
Dec
100 y4
5V4s_ -1977
Gas
1983
4%s
31,
3%s Feb
98.469
98.401
98.333
98.265
101%
Indiana Bell Tel 4%s_
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'Tndiana & Mich Elec 4%s -1993
Iowa Public Service 4%s__
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105
-1992
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100
98y2
4%s
Tire
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103
,1982
41/2s
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Natural
Firestone
•
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Financial
Bid
99.27
99.24
99.31
99.25
100.3
99.22
99.971
99 904
3,
10,
Oct
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
100
99.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a93.19
Fd.
Ask
99.30
101.10
100.6
98.11
101.13
15, 1964:
Oct
Nov
al2.12
Exchange
19%
Bid
99.29
100.6
99.6
100.27
100.6
1,1964
Apr
4%s
Fund
Capital
Ohio
18
1963
99.31
99.29
99.28
15, 1964
a24.10
Street
Investors
40%
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
Treasury Notes
15, 1964
Fund
12%
38
after decimal point represent one or more
May 15, 1964
Inc
85%
11%
2
1963
102.16
15, 1963
May
Inc
81
Co in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
3%s
4%s
Inc—__—_
37%
1,
._
1,1963
3%s
Fund
34%
2,
Notes—
5.67
Fund
,3
J
Ins
l%s
15.48
Street
73
Oct
3V4s Feb 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
Treasury
Inc.—
69%
Dec
Bid
14.97
Street Fund
Devonshire
Diversification
25.98
Ask
Figures
5.18
Fund
Centennial
81%
5
3.20s
3VsS NOV 15, 1963
6.35
1
22
76
3.15s
7
of Indebtedness—
Certificate
14.24
—
67%
•
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3.50
'
Ins
20%
99.25
100.2
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iy2s
24.89
1
10, 1977—
Ind Fund—10c
Fund
—-
12, 1973
Feb
5.81
K
14.74
35%
63%
99.27
99 23
100.24
100
4 Vas
3.20
Swap Funds-
Empire
al3.69
12, 1972
13.85
Inc
Inc
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l
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j
33
200
3%s
10, 1970
10, 1971-
Jun
1
1
20.74
10.43
Bid
Power
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—_
4%s
10c
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Fund
Winfield
xll.72
■
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—.——1
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11.80
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T
29%
——
10, 1971
10, 1972—
Oct
I
'27%
—
4VaS Sep
5%S Feb
10.76
1
1
(Ala)_l
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—
10, 1965
Oct
Duke
Variable
63%
16
29%
194
.
15, 1965
4V8S Sep
AVaS Aug
Oct
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lv. va
4%S Apr 10, 1970
"7.63
Ltd-
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
——1
10.74
19.18
(Low
C
10%
12, 1963———
3%S May 11, 1964——
4s
Sep 10, 1964———
37/aS Dec 11, 1964-
al8.21
1
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Inc
Street
Wall
l
Income Fund
(Medium
1
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1
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B-2
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Ltd
Canada
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lc
Boston
B-3
Funds
Vanguard Fund Inc
(Investment Bonds)
Corp
9%
60
65
5
Ins
Insurance
17-M
4'/as NOV
13.75
Income
27%
•
4%s Jun
Fund,—1
Fund. Shares-1
Accumulated
United
14%
8
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Life
161
61%
99.25
99.22
99.29
99.23
100.1
99.18
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%S Apr 10, 1969
12.42
8.04
Fund
a38.52
/a33.07
Serviceslife
U S Fire
153
2
America,,2.50
2
3%s Mar 10, 1966—
4y8s Dec 12, 1966—,
1
Life
Co- of
5
4%S Jun
1
14.87
1
———; /
1.25
Acc_l
Co
43.25
1
lc
B-l
4% s
37%
16.23
Fund
10.63
a22.99
(The) Mutual Fund__l
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Carrier
34%
14.82
Television-Electronics
9.70
Johnston
■
114%
40.50
_1
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5.51
Inc
9.55
& Farnham
lo.58
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&
110%
1
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5.04
Inc
Tel
Ins„_5
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Investors
Stein Roe
Stock
Inc
Trust of Boston
Street
18.47
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Investors Intercontinental Fd_
American
United
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
6.71
1
Fund
Recent
23%
July 15, 1964
Oct 15,
1964
3%s Sep
al9.74
al0.60
Southwestern Investors Inc
7.76
3%s
14.35
l
Shares
2.84
1
Grade
22V4
3%s July 1, 1964 wi
Inc
2.58
Amer
a
Clark__
&
Stock Fund
Common
Selected
Selective Fund
Priced
1
10
183
100
Scudder
Group Funds—
Research
Ins
1964
1964
6.78
America
Stock
American
United
76
104%
174
5
(NY)
United Security Life Ins
U S
72
100
3
2
Ins
United
17,1964
6.20
Ltd—
of
Investors Mutual
,
Feb
3.40s
10c
of
74%
53%
5
:
(Texas)
Life
Sec
67
46
Haven)—_10
(New
1*%
1964
8.25
of
x71 %
1964.
7.55
Fund
3.85s
9.68
7.08
146
139
99.25
3.95s
Insurance and Bk Stk Fd Inc.lc
Istel
16.59
8.86
1
lc
Fund
66%
i—
3'/2s June 15,
7.95
Investors
15.18
Inc—
:
Ins
17%
63%
5
331%
1964
3.70s May 15,
11.89
Investors
1
,.1
17,
7.74
7.27
Investors
314s Feb
11.65
10.88
Investors
9.36
13.11
lc
Co
8.66
10.66
Fund
Trust
1963
1
1
Fund
49
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
T—
6.25
Co
Federal Home Loan Banks—
12.06
Investors
Resources
4.58
Quarterly Dist Shares Jnc—l
Investing
l
lc
Boston
Investment
15.99
4.19
Fund
Marine
&
Surety
34%
67
16
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Banks for Cooperat.ivesBid
Ask
15.83
Research
Fund
Seaboard
23
31
62%
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Inc
Fund
Fire
St
85
36%
116%
21
3.50
13 %
Corp
Revere Fund
Inc
Investment
Lawyers Title Ins
3.30s
Puritan
for
lc
Growth
Insurance
Income—1
i—
Fund
United
Income
Life
4.74
Inc
Institutional
Life
Growth Stock
Rowe.)
Inc
Provident
1
Institutional
Standard
10.60
Inc
Paul
47%
34
111
2
5
1
Co
Insurance
30%
Accident—
&
10.39
Fund Inc
Foundation
Life
11.55
Pioneer
5
5
(Pa)
(N Y)
Corp
_2
Kentucky Central Life &
59
Reserve
44%
Ins—50c
Buffalo
6.43
~8
22
81
_5
Life
of
5.91
11.80
Fund
Co
1
7.84
30%
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
237
20%
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Kennesaw Life & Accident
1
*
1
Income
Ins
17.50
Lamar
73 %
28%
C)
(N
Ins
Reinsurance
66 Va
63%
11%
68
10
35%
227
2
Co
Mid'Cont
Life
lti.01
al7.19
Co
Life
10%
_5.
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co
Jefferson
Fund
Ins
City
75%
;_1
(Birm)
69%
14.59
Fund-
Life
Ins
Standard
13.35
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Penn Square Mutual
Quaker
Life
Owners
Life
Southwestern Life Ins Co
,__1
William Street Fund,
One
Pyramid
Home
Springfield Insurance
Insurance
Home
Intl
79%
740
33%
_10
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Illinois
13.73
Providence-Washington
51%
Insurance
4.33
Trust
Shares
12.56
Protective
17%
75
Hartford Steam Boiler & lnsur_5
al7.84
1
78
61%
9.67
1
80%
10
Co
60%
9.57
Inc
127%
Insurance
57%
Hanover
Interstate
10c
of
Life
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY
&
Chemistry
123
Pioneer
57%
Gulf
Trust
Investors
Electronics
Phoenix
(Jacksonville Fla)_2 V2
8.92
12.46
al5.79
91%
Security
11.23
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
80 %
130%
Southland Life Ins
8.15
Inc
76
Security Life & Trust Co
11.53
61%
72
16%
10.26
57
125
Insurance
61%
(N Y)
73
36%
Co——5
690
(D C)_1.5Q
Ins
Corp
38%
x34%
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
77%
American
1
Fund
Peerless
20%
4%
56
15%
E*mploy Life Ins
1
P
Indemnity Co
—3 V3
Insurance., Co of N *Y_10
72
Greatamerica
A
69
15%
(D C) —4
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36
58 Va
Great
8.80
Series
18
2.50
3
Gov.
6.54
1
Western
Co
5
7.98
5.98
Series—;
New
7.30
Insur
Ins
51%
74
5
Gov't Employees
8.08
1
Series
National
4.61.
-
3.33Va
Amer—2
Life
Natl
Life
29%
'
76
2'
Glens Falls——
4.22
_1
Stock Series
Preferred
-6.80-
6.-22
1
Line
59%
28
48%
87
Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
Georgia
1
Cas
25 "/a
53
■
1
5
10
1.25
Insurance
12.98
11.88
1
Series
Life
&
3%
General Reinsurance Corp——10
1
Series
Value
Int'l
Franklin
lc
Income Foundation
Inst
16 98
t-HZW
16.85
Inc—
Capital
Institutional
15.71
Life
10%
23%
,
(NJ) ——1.25
of NY,
1
(S F)
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Northeastern Insurance
Pacific
9.61
H-DA__
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1
Series
Balanced
Dividend
United
Incorporated
Firemen's FuDd
*
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Fund
2.96
Ins
CD
2.50
Northwestern
Pacific
.
24.00
Life Ins
class A
RivefL
60%
Assoc
•
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Federal Insurance Cor
4
2.90
Fire
American
76%
Inc_l
Inc
17 %
55
54
Employers Group
22.19
46%
34 y4
72
Fidelity Bankers Life-Ins
Fidelity St Deposit of Md
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26 %
32
5
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24%
5
2
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107
1
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12
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5
com—
York
New
Old
126%
Hampshire Insurance
New
75%
~
16
29%
152
72 %
44
35%
172%
1
49%
5
27%
72%
140
47%
40c
2.50
33 y2
166%
AA
Fire,
NY—2
Eastern Life Ins Co
1
Corp
Series—
Investors
Fund
10.15
Administered shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc__l
Income
v
Forster
&
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Co Inc_l
Shares
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
"9.46
Fully
Imperial
Imperial
—1
9.62
10.16
9.13
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Series
4.51
Growth—1
Fund
Securities
New
„1
series
Investors
Hamilton
16.75
National
Balanced
General
15.50
National
Growth
__1
series
America
Fundamental
Trust
Crum
7.42
Wide Securities
Income
25c
Series
Union
Western
(DC)
12.31
11.26
,10.10
Investment
Bond
5.50
Series^——-_.—-_--^lc
Common
National
National
Nationwide Corp
Co
(Ark)
Accident Ins
16%
146
Casualty
Insurance
&
Line Ins
43%
5
Criterion
9.22
Shares Corp
Nation
15.31
Inc
Life
123%
40%
118
Continental Amer Life Ins —10
Continental
6.77
Invest Found
Mutual
Co
25.70
Foundation—1
Investing
Mutual
5.03
Co
Nat'l Old
15 %
of
Co
Assurance
1
New England Fund
1
Utilities
Life
1
Mutual
Funds—
Custodian
Citizens
Funds-
Co
&
Series
Mutual
14*7
Foursquare Fund
of
C)
Nucleonics
Founders Mutual Fund
Preferred
1.99
23.52
Inc—1
Series
Northeast
Inc
Florida Mutual Fund
Bond
Mutual
13.61
20c
Florida Growth Fund
Franklin
(B
Insurance
12.88
11.73
12.45
Inc__l
1
Fd
Nat'l
5
Continental
interest—1
Fund
Securities
Growth
12.82
Corp. —1
Inv
66 %
30%
"A"—2
Casualty JN Y)
Combined Ins
int—33V3C
beneficial
Morton
7.33
,10 xa21.80
Industrial
National Investors Life
62
—20
Chicago Title & Trust Co
Fund—
Life
Medical
11.84
50c
Mutual
Fihancial
Boston Insurance Co
Trust
Investors
beneficial
of
12.73
Inc
National Fire——
71 %
28%
Bankers Security Life Ins—,1
Beneficial Standard Life
1
Insur
60%
16.55
25c
Fund
120
(Baltj
67
2
15.14
6.71
Units
60.68
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc
—10
Life
135
_1
56 Va
10
(N J)
12.80
11.65
10.54
8.78
9.27
3.52
4.91
Fund
132%
16.77
Inc——1
Fund Inc-1
Growth
Federated
127
-67
15.34
60.07
Equity Fund Inc
—10
5
Re-insurance
12.31
1
Inc
81%
71%
American
North
1
Investment
77
Monument
North
50c
Fund
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
.
71
7.35
Stock Fund
Energy
19%
18%
(Galveston),™1
Ins
Nat
5
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
36%
Investment Fund—1
Electronics
67
Citizens
,6.72
Fund
5
7.79
American
67 Va
Income Fund
Balanced
Maryland
Mass
Bankers Natl Life Ins
of
27%
15 %
Bankers & Shippers—
shares
1978
183%
,
15%
20.06
Massachusetts
25%
53%
18.36
Massachusetts
177%
*
14
Inc__l
Industries
5
Insur
18%
14
12.52
General
Life
141
50
11.46
Funds—
National
1
ins
36%
136"
1
Assurance
1
Investors
Life
45%
34%
10
2.50
Fla)
17.50
Insurance
Liberty
of Va
38%
77%
41%
Income Life Ins Co—1
(Jacksonville
American Home
Amer
Penna—5
Madison Life Insurance Co
Manhattan Life Ins Co
33%
St Howard-—
Eaton
Lincoln
16.62
Inc
1
Shares
106%
of America—1
21.91
Theory Invest Fund
102
11.68
Fund—
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Co_1.50
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
20.08
Dividend
Insur
11.26
Series B
Diversified
Lincoln
9.16
20.50
Stock
79%
8.38
9.43
Growth
Heritage Life Ins—
74
Fund Inc———;—.—.-,1
10.41
.
General
Insur-1
18.72
8.68
inc
American
American
of
Co
Ask
„
36
74%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life
18.56
9.58
Fund
Founders
—.1
Managed
al2.90
19.00
Mutual Fund
American
Assurance
1.75
50c
Investment
Income Fund
Life Insurance Co
24%
1.60
-,
Western
20%
Fund—1
7.15
Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
International Fund Ltd
_1. a30.91
al6.08l
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund,—•
5.34
11.37
Corporate Leaders Trust
Life &
19%
Growth
Life
13.08
10.77
10.40
10.06
16.63
Inc
31%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
7.14
Life
Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Fund
29%
American
7.27
Trust
Life
American
6.64
Lexington* Income
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2
22%
6.52
—
Bid
172
(111) _1
Equitable Assur
2.50
1
Knickerbocker
4.56
1
Diver
16.17
166
All Amer Life & Casualty
Lazard Fund Inc——
10.10
Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Delaware
14.95
Fund Ltd_l I
Internat'l
Keystone
Knickerbocker Fund
10.92
Fund Inc
Delaware
4.72
5
Insurance
Companies
17.30
Concord
De Vegh
16.70
4.32
Com
6.38
1.59
1.63
Composite Bond St Stock;
Fund
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
Ask
125%
•
Special Investment shares—lc
Mass Investors Growth
Stock
Int'l
Diversified
15.30
(Growth
5.20
9.99
Commonwealth
Crown
Stock)—.1
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Life
120
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
:
Income
Composite
14.64
S-3
S-4
1.69
Fund—1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
13.42
Aetna
Bid
3.50
& Surety
1.82
C & D
Plan
24.18
(Growth Fund)
S-2
16.98
1
1
25c
1
1
Colonial
5.82
122.16
S-l
Casualty
shares—lc
1
Trust
Shares
5.33
(High-Grade Com Stk)._l
(Income Com Stocks).—.1
Kr2
7.78
Growth..
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund—
.lc
Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
10.01
6.74
18.50
Ltd
Chase
9.17
4.58
Canadian International
Century
*10.15
(Income Fund)
15.17
Inc—
Fund
-_1
—•>—1
1
(Discount
K-l
13.85
Ltd
Fund
Cont.
Bonds)
B-4
8.98
10.51
Aetna
11.08
7.51
—1
T
California Fund Inc
Canada
General Fund—
Canadian
10.89
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
2.55
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1954)
5.87
9.29
4.17
1
1
50c 1
Corp
Fund Inc
Boston
Broad
6.81
8.31
4.23
6.23
al8.23
9.62
1-54
4.77
Inc—1
Ridge Mutual Fund
Bondstock
Dow
.
(Quotations for Friday, Sept. 27)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Blue
.
(1272)
98.419
98.347
98.279
98.086
97.174
96.696
96.380
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing ,on_ the
Ex-^tock dividend.
Number 6303
1981
Volume
.
.
.
(1273)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
COURSE
THE
compared with a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 28, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 11.5% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
stand at $35,031,410,198 against $31,412,266,161 for the same week in 1962. At this
center there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 13.6%. Our comparative sum¬
liminary figures
:~T
11111111111111111111111
~
Boston
-
-
C~ity~I_
Kansas
-
Louis
St.
-
—
Philadelphia
.
:
Pittsburgh
Ten
cities,
five
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
6,012,927
+
LI
5,295,630
4,812,360
1,251,000,000
+
6.7
1,264,000,000
1,248,000,000
3,204,940
2,875,662
+ 11.5
4,863,782
7,966,679
7,699,952
+
3.5
8,056,258
4,613,183
7,413,650
4,052,692
(a)
York
9,720,137
7,330,083
51,098,519
13,286!ll9
34,916,992
20,124,962
1,429,905,486
1,333,653,718
+
7.2
Jersey—Trenton
(9
cities)
for week
14,416,031
+
37.3
18,422,052
14,309.136
+
8.9
355,739,068
730,292.903
+ 12.6
708,985,350
342,115,561
663,901.139
98,887,200
6.9
87,180,200
72,430,900
16,330,586
5.2
15,339,874
5.3
508,780,895
14,567,687
483,332,570
5.3
16,811,052
13,695,186
460,105,624
439,918,506
1,904,676,602
Mansfield
1,739,842,902
9.5
1,660,938,532
1,561,329,943
—
'
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
cities)
(7
••
'•
'
,i
f
Richmond
will
We cannot furbish them today, inasmuch as
(6
in
appear
•same
week in 1962. Outside of this
at this center
showing
an
+
10,176,433
9,087,726
—
1.1
410,857,702
+ 13.7
175,255,423
426,189.088
148,617,782
987,061,746
+
4.1
962.513,540
942,586,120
45,875,672
232,439,683
42,346,122
198,835.545
+
8.3
599,100,000
+10.3
_
+ 16.0
+10.3
6,975,781
6,423,510
+ 10.3
308,176,597
308,908,809
427,233,211
389,719,829
+
9.6
304,799,706
18,100,919
921,343
872,898
+
5.6
329,249,326
16,886,742
751,154
Mobile
;
325,560,000
+
8.7
303,421,000
297,971,016
1,918,657,279
+10.7
1,756,597,869
1,692,493,951:
4,795,033
24,544,741
+ 15.8
4,872,516
25,136,586
3,607,773
20,529,538
+ 38.6
14.004.916
12,974,063
+ 22.4
17.993.917
106,476,000
97,994,000
:.
_
Orleans
353,942,000
——
which we present further below,
clearings for
(10
2,123,185,138
cities)
i
6,080,460
28,414,144
17,765,534
'
Lansing
——_
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
23,893,567
_—
116,654,000
++-—
13,417,026
4,769,817
District by 10.7%.
District by 4.1%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
a
gain of 5.4%;
the
is
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
The Chicago Reserve
following
we
furnish
District of 15.7%, and in the
by Federal Reserve Districts:
...
Chicago
8th
St.
1,333,653,718
18.286,892,292
7.2
1,339,181,202
17,284,026,232
1,321,166,058
+
1,739,842,902
+
9.5
1,660,938,532
+
4.1
962.513,540
"
2,123,185,138
1,918,657,279
+10.7
1,756,597,869
9th
Louis
"
2,140,429,063
2,031,273,682
+
5.4
"
1,065,666,316
1,007,657,980
+
5.8
1,926,747,079
941,919,050
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th San
793.942,597
6.2
1,834,788,823
+ 6.5
"
965,028,669
953,715,622
+
6
"
944,542,546
816,050,704
"
2,109,392,725
1,985,912,361
-
—
■.———
+
1.2
"
904,089,515
880,532,530
'Vtr.+niy ;'i
i, • y'Vr ...i;.:/-'-;
-
ii
-38,999,409,593
33,865,331,783
+15.2
Total
now
ended
week
add
our
15,404,423,093
+
7.6
14,540,998,577
Clearings
$
1961
(
Fall
$
+
9.1
861,829,952
8.2
3,647,706
St.
+84.6
+20.8
2,162,190
3,588,507
-New"
22,622,665
5,126,528
Bedford
.-Springfield
__
26,780,466
-
+18.4
21,399,904
16,073,495
New
New
76,116,144
—
+
1.6
26,797,075
5.8
10.3
13,210,640
14,124,298
8,641,906
8,826,284
5,075,413
6.2
4.837,403
+ 11.8
7,694,611
7,447,264
+
0.5
18,637,184
19,143,143
+
6.5
904,089,515
869,921,705
+
2.4
—
City
cities)__.
(9
'
1,020,317
12,837,828
241,684,746
12,893,043
9,351,714
.965,028,669
15,172,300
35,633,231
623,882,743
953,715,622
35,872,000
21,318,097
845,033.709
17,655,407
728,325,496
50,186,325
44,477,701
5,009,000
6,644,832
5,197,000
6,408,585
16,350,583
13,986,515
944,542,546
816,050,704
Worth
Galveston
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
:
cities)
(6
1,192,815
973,427
1,006,384
+ 23.1
—14.7
10,268,281
9,714,894
4.2
221,871,307
207,147,369
—
3.9
14,977,506
+ 10.7
34,632,842
574,080,411
14,013,374
+
814,565
12,428,886
33,994,132
+
6.8
8,522,567
552,959,511
11,951,636
7,670,908
+
1.2
880.532,530
837,688,285
+
20.7
17,335.957
702,487,711
642,563.330
+ 16.9
46,840,938
6,078,000
6,716,207
14,483,784
45,597,539
5,473,000
5,437,227
13,250,877
-t 15.7
793,942,597
726,754,082
+
2.7
+ 10.1
-
District—Dallas-
Dallas
Wichita
1,239,700
10,955,144
231,565,790
15,771,677
39,437,624
640,589,240
Joseph—
Fort
City-
1,269,192
14,197,609
9,986,666
"_
Eleventh Federal Reserve
24,137,504
+19.1
+ 16.0
+
—
+
12.8
3.6
3.7
14,432,109
44,785,400
4,898,640
'1
'
' «'.
f
''i':
"•
•'
1,148,685,140
•«f-'v
1
4,159,077
1,046,640,930
1,061,638,616
/•'V
56,170,585
58,050,820
180,488,687
161,196,188
;
■'
'' v.V'
+
3.3
40,111,631
37,276,260
+12.0
171,350,436
161,608,047
3,493,960
4,235,984
York
,,
Rochester
-
Syracuse
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jersey
(9 Cities)
'
+
4.1
3,623,836
4,556,869
+
7.6
4,601,362
4,359,731
22,431,356,047
77,923,931
18.460,908,690
+21.5
17,793,785,382
16,812,488.137
66,098,066
+17.9
59,292,796
51,558,470
39,548,684
_
4,070,379
4,903,813
Elmira
-
36,843,090
+ 7.3
+ 1.0
33,500,194
,
Twelfth Federal Reserve
3,232,283
9.8
+
District—New York-
York—Albany.
Total
+21.7
4,023,548
1,261,049,130
cities)
(12
Jamestown
New
+
+
1,255,727
Texas—Austiri
15,630,925
45,081,000
■> Buffalo
;
576,113,028
239,192,275
51,275,268
26,435,675
Hampshire—Manchester—
New
15.807,109
60,006,634
53,687,700
Second Federal Reserve
.
7.9
26,865,634
.
.
+
+13.4
Island—Providence
•
t
'
Haven___
Total
New
17,457,121
67,111,524
18,838,236..
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
/
621,192,980
229,874,791
957,505,825
Colorado—Colorado Springs
2,418,863
3,780,769
1,588,696
2,932,098
Lowell
.
4,767,221
7V
7.0
8,045,505
21,021,443
"
—
Total
884,252,502
3,860,140
4,244,200
4,377,475
River
850,144,410
0*6
1,019,300,193
cities)
(7
Missouri—Kansas
1960
$
—
'
f
3,710.738
941,919,050
+
8,992,603
Hastings
Lincoln—.
4,158,684
8,632,783
940,933,394
1,026,202,522
Massachusetts—Boston
184,341,625
+
5.407,939
_1
Wichita
4,014,453
7,356,323
.4,410,477
10,009,619
227,392,047
3,473,250
+
1,007,657,980
5,075,060
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
the
+15.2
+ 1.4
5,078,662
Portland
434,200,000
5.8
21,131,977
Total
/
10,145,025
Maine—Bangor
,
1
+
261,470,966
12,384,006 I
13,662,791
Helena
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
D
:
9,833,145
Dakota—Aberdeen
September 21
Inc. or
Dec. %
1962
192,070,551
0.3
639,342,821
Dakota—Fargo~
Montana—-Billings
492,200,000
254,175,249
5.3
276,758,865
'
Paul
St.
North
South
Omaha
$
10,240,109
1,822,656,383
7.6
9,889,192
Kansas—Topeka
1963
at—
9,661,438
/
3.0
683,789,705
_:
L__
Minneapolis
years:
Week Ended
5.4
+
9,237,361
17,481,786
14,099,397
•t
/1,926,747.079
7.6
—
1,345,525,257
• [jji—
(detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
September 21 for four
18,719,536
14,745,691
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Nebraska—Fremont
We
1,402,005,226
9,843,850
8.3
+ 11.3
486,600,000
279,658,404
237,565,984
3,833,592
—
1,065,666,316
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
30,672,497,032
13,860,008,895
32,334,783,959
16,568,053,546
___r
City
—
9,318,714
58,016,291
20,322,499
1,534,480
1,702,091,241
957,505,825
________106 Cities
Total_.
Outside New York
+15.7
1,019,300,193
10
____T
Francisco
"
9
City___
:
.
8,69,921,705
837.688,285
726,754,082
7
________
—
■
942,586,126
1,692,493,951
1,822,656,383
850,144,410
v
'
1,561,329,943
987,061,746
17
_
1,904,676,602
1,027,844,036
4
--
"
"
10
Atlanta
7th
18,985,314.824
1,429,905,486
7
____
5th Richmond
;
22,999,389,689
+
6
4th Cleveland
6th
"
"
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy •
$
1,061,638,616
+21.1
1,148,685,140
9
Philadelphia
9.8
$
1,046,640,930
Dec. %
$
$
;
9
York__.
New
3rd
,
1,261,049,130
I 12 cities
Boston
2nd
+
,
.
523,600,000
288,014,866
250,204,755
3,846,695
Kentucky—Louisville
I960
1961
4.0
+
—16.0
2,031,273,682
LouiS___
Missouri—St.
Inc. or
1962
1963
22,650,102
1,647,660
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Sept. 21-^
(17 cities)___
61,999,546
4.0
+ 11.1
2,025,418
1,480,183,885
11,017,771
10,481,991
/.
190,859,079
9,583,538
+16.5
8.2
—
16,390,770
16,474.399
11,341,576
;
1
Springfield
+ 14.6
8.2
+
9,291,422
2,140,429,063
L*
Peoria
Rockford
10,283,932
4,713.451
171,427,433
+
22,908,535
9,255,788
15,032,896
18,331,841
15,350,297
11,611,062
4,936,416
0.1
—
74,582,986
Decatur
Total
a summary
!
-J
Chicago
8.1
+
13,429,860
4,409,288
199,593,110
22,002,955
2,250,619
1,538,615,474
City__
Illinois—Bloomington
Francisco Reserve District of 6.2%.
In the
1st
Sioux
+ 26.8 '
12,813,786
19,525,102
107,946,000
86,879,116
Moines
Des
St. Louis Reserve District of 5.8%, and
1.2%; in the Dallas Reserve
improvement of
an
San
215,940,897
10,642,938
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the
Richmond Reserve
In the Kansas City Reserve District there
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.5%.
k
Haute
Terre
-
District has to its credit
829,645
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
expansion of 21.1%; in the Boston
9.8%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.2%.
17,767,411
,
—n—
located and from this we note that in
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by 9.5%; in the
+ 19.7
.
South Bend
Reserve District of
7,359,403
9,828,777
7,820,144
326,473,045
21,660,427
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District the totals show an
172,710,698:
535,800,000
555,400,000
8,094,378
8,625,099
11,402,588
Mississippi—Vicksburg
city there was a gain of 7.6%; the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
■
39,923,752
37,674,765
189,968,126
+ 16.9
360,085,115
:
.
$38,999,409,593 against $33,865,331,783 in the
increase of 21.5%.
3.4
11,595,592
179,599,575
1,027,844,036
.
Augusta
Total
the whole country having amounted to
333,409,231
5,911,239
441,222,778
M'aoon
be estimated.
Sept. 21. For that week there was an increase of 15.2%; the aggregate
333,963,743
11,993,210
Florida—Jacksonville
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
able to give final and
19,729,000
4.9
661,000,000
cities)
Louisiana—New
we are
26,349,000
+
204,141,530
(
Georgia—Atlanta
Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
«
+ 13.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-^
the week ends
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to
+15.8
436,510^201
'
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington™
Total
5,940,954
28,688,000
320.014,847
335,802,678
Carolina—Charleston
South
5,553,301
6,879 417
32,517^000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
•.
,
+
15,358,380
13,296,321
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
|
+11.5
•
issue of next week.
and the
10,266,526
1,321,166,058
,
382,015,925
Columbus
+11.1
+ 12.8
$35,031,410,198 $31,412,266,161
.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing
Saturday
14,834,770
1,339,181,202
821,908,874
105,755,600
17,186,587
Youngstown
+11.5
+12.8
:
'
our
7,536,536
28,986,349
6,447,944
31,265,029
+
415,857!630
___—+
Cleveland
Tennessee—Knoxville
•_
•
4.2
+ 46.3
—34.0
19 787 142
Cincinnati
Nashville
'i..;..*
\
(a)
New
♦Estimated.
v
(a)
Delaware—Wilmington
West
1,191,029,683
1,343,989,138
'cities
Total all
2,149,972
863.360
6,078 041
Wilkes-Barre
•
i
.
$33,687,421,060 $30,221,236,478
days.
cities, one day
1
1,401,478
1,933,312
1,513,546
2,040,883
+
Scranton
+15.7
$26,967,475,370 $24,266,088,068
6,719,945,690
5,955,148,410
days
Other
.
_
.
all
7.6
—11.9
;
1,335,000,000
,___.
.__
Ohio—Canton
+ '.4
Q+ 3.4
+ 6.2
+ 0.4
682,294,320
421,716,744
423,226,110
Baltimore
Total
(a)
Reading
+ 2.9
+ li.5
454,500,000'
724,714,511
Cleveland
All
2,173,335
(a)
Philadelphia
+13.6
— 0.1
+ 4.2
971,334,163
462,280,879.
526,000,000
1,043,439,000
478,065,476
_
Francisco
San
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1963
1962
$19,747,437,940 $17,383,826,334
1,319,341,862
1,320,735,976
1,186,000,000
1,138,000,000
919,250,471
893,208,423
*600,000,000
538,191,229
York
Chicago
1,519,805
1,915,518
Chester
Lancaster
1960
$
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
i
0
1,635,533
Bethlehem
Total
Week Ended Sept. 28—
New
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
compiled by us based upon
for this week foldows:
mary
Week Ended September 21
1962
Inc. or
1961
$
Third Federal Reserve
will show an increase
clearings this week
Bank
1963
.
45
f
/
83,253,923
118,783,603
112,217,034
22,999,389,689
18,985,314,824
5.9
78,822,203
101,804,452
73,001,003
111,163,266
+21.1
18,286,892,292
17,284,026,232
+
San
Total
Barbara-
239,326,041
!57,154,841
26.380,199
16,335,685
11,031,599
1,160,829,512
42'523'292
13,633,729
13,107,462
(10
(106
New
•Estimated,
cities)
York
fa)
City
Clearines
1,985,912,361
38,999,409,593
33,865,331,783
16,568,053,546
operations
257,841,346
248,674v667
6.0
8,274,951
+ 48.3
299,156,705
4.3
136,944,071
6,847,336
269,974,237
134,235,049
+
—
+
15,404,423,093
discontinued.
1.9
—38.1
25,208,660
29,227,477
13,963,977^
—15.8
13,802,566
1.4
1,015,441,708
922,309,599
—12.8
45,449,504
5.6
46,023,270
11,308,833
+
—
1.8
13,635,471
19,033,841
+
6.2
1,834,788.823
,1,702,091,241
+ 15.2
32,334,783*959
30,672,497,032
7.6
14,540,998,5\7
13,860,008.895
—
14,441,610
19,244,680
2,109,392,725
cities)
total
1,145,390,167
18,892,434
•'
Outride
8,723,855
354,871,528
163,862,920
1
Jose__
Stockton
Grand
8,204,182
-
Francisco—
.Santa
313,371,725
-
29,077,358
84,098,120
319,207,835
Pasadena
/ San
'
District—San Francisco
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
i~
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City—:
California—Long Beach.
+
19,526,796
;■-*
and
The Commercial
(1274)
46
Pursuant
certifies
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
Cable
for
_J
schilling
.0387083
•——-
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
_
.0200400
1.0200387
.927968
.928984
.210237
.210237
.210212
Columbia
.210212
.144933
.144984
.144943
43/4$p
.144896
.310566
due
.310566
.310566
.204031
.204037
.251262
.251229
.204037
.251287
.251325
.209470
.209495
2.798700
.00160610
.00160625
.00275900
.00160656
Norway,
Spain,
krone
—
peseta
Sweden,
.
krona
Switzerland, franc
/_■
—
rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Republic of South Africa,
«
,00275950
.00276266
.0800560
.277241"
.277541
.277575
Harshaw
.277458
.139725
.0348812
2.770990
.139770
f
2.770396
.139750
»
-
Alum.num
Kaiser
.0348812
.0348750
.0348750
^
line bonds clue
43'4%
Chemical
He
Corp.—
.192933
Lehigh
.192918
47 e %
debs, due Oct. 1. 1979
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. 25a% debs, due
Mack Trucks.
Inc. 5V4%
cumul. pfd. stocks
.231725
.231725
.231725
.231725
1.393823
1.394122
1.393922
2.798700
2.798100
2.797900
2.798300
Terminal
Manchester
1
953
Oct
1966-_^_Oct
Marsh
Steel
1
1957__Oct
1
51'2%
"
'
■
creased
Increase (+ ) or
certificate
"Gold
Redemption
Total
fund
for
R.
F.
'
advances
and
Bought
+
55
278
—
+
2
2,967
:
'J
..
Total
loans
items
S.
in
486
securities
32,107
+
133
+
3,005
securities-—
32,638
+
275
+
$44 million.
—1,800
5,646
(1,256)
(1,795)
assets
million.
of
54,379
—1,482
notes.:
Reserve
(539)
30,695
152
—
+1,880
U.
S.
bank
16,621 '
reserves..
Foreign
/—
41
+
940
account
Treasurer—general
389
—
484
—
429
+
141
_•
11
—
172
110
—
19
—
U.
118
—
Total
deposits
availability
Other
liabilities
17,874
and
accrued
4,211
(1,256)
items
cash
967
283
+
1
—
77
divs._
378
—
+
—
Liabilities
Total
paid
—1,498
52,857
(1,795)
+
+
V
CAPITAL
Capital, paid
Surplus
in
Other
487
accounts
.".
+
1
—
25
+
46
+
15
+
10
934
capital
101
finance,
(1,795)
Ratio
of
gold
certificate
and F. R. note
com b ined
_/____/1_/
Contingent
liability
on
—1,482
54,379
31.2%
,
acceptances
103
,
in
parentheses
are
+
the
consolidat¬
;•••••-
:.
L
with
U.
bonds
S.
with
first
R.
(J.)
+
+
+
banks
of
shows
ended
the
the
statement
Federal
following
Sept. 18:
justed,,$156
of
weekly
Reserve
reporting
member
393
342
—
System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
Increases of'$1,732 million in loans ad¬
million in
holdings
of U.
+
1.736
—
Government
—
+
—
—
59
«
decrease of $290
tipie and savings deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in all dis¬
net
a
53»%
these loans increased $291 million.
dealers
for
securities
purchasing
purchasing
increased
or
year ago
Loans to brokers and
carrying
or
$451
a
million,
U.
and
S.
Government
their
loans
■
.
tions
increased
Abank
financial
to
sales
and
official
$447 million
institutions
personal financing
and
loans
increased
to
$65
institu¬
"other"
non-
million,
as
compared with increases of $112 million and $35 million
respectively,
during
the
similar
week
in
+
+
—
—
3,010
21
892
28
+
—
+
+
9
141
17
520
—
22
—
107
—
10
+
142
56,316
—
290
+
8,413
37.055
11,913
3.909
—
.
59
+
3,424
372
6
+
+
+
1
+
3,456
671
35
+
28
+
853
+
—
224
_;
institutions,
2,953
etc.^
110
banks
—
2
—
14
F.
From
1962.
297
others
-+
7
+
257
3.031
Banks
R.
From
+
14
+
443
;
liabilities
CAPITAL
Real
6.032
ACCOUNTS
912
J144'
912
1
1
1
-
Oct
-
3
+
14,081
—
4
loans
valuation
t Includes
all
domestic
demand
certified
U Includes time
and
commercial
individual loan
deposits
commercial banks,
domestic
5 Includes
to
reserves;
except
less cash
officers'
checks
banks
and
608
+
*
+
683
of
U.
S.
li
deduc¬
Government
items in process of collection.
not
shown
separately.
deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
"
figures
revised.
-
-
-
Co.—
stock
cumul.
1st
473
*
*
999
Oct
1
pref. stock—Oct 10
Oct 31
Oct
1
this
in
May
16
Nov
1981_
1,
819
Vf- ■
Oct
•
1
•
When
HolderM
•
due
debs
subord.
issue.
.'"'v':-'. /
Per
(quar.)
Electric,
Ltd.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co.. Ltd.—
27»/2C
10-
1
9-13
t$1.25
10-
1
9-17
i
r
-
•
Name
rv
'
.
Maritime
Maritime
Common
7%
,
Share
&
(M.)
:
12 Vic
Mattiessen
1
4
10-18
6%
$1.50
10-
1
9-20
$1.12 Vi
10-
1
_i
(quar.)
Investors
pfd. (quar.) —
./_____
May
McDermott
A
Class
McLean
McQuay,
9-
9-13
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-16
split)—
dividend)
Johnson
Medusa
__——
—
&
Co.
10-31
10-10
9-20
1
10-
1
9-20
135c
11-
1
10-15
c
9-30
9-16
20c
A 9-30
9-13
25c
-10-
1
9-16
12-20
12-10
62 V'4
9-20
$1.37 Vi
9-30
9-20
50c
9-30
9-20
1
9-13
10-
—
12 V2c
10-
1
9-16
25c
—_
(quar.)——
(quar.)
1
10-
10c
(quar.)__.—
Cement
1
9-16
10-
15c
—■
=^___
(quar.)—
Portland
10-
1
20c
(quar.)
__.——
(quar.)-—
Mfg.
10-
5c
preferred (quar.i
—_
Ray)
Co.- (quar.)_____—
Co.
3
75c
$2.50
Trucking
10-31
%
93 % C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
2
—_—
(annual)
"lOc
6
Co.—
Zinc
(stock
Corp. (quar.—
Publishing Co.— '"
Inc.
9-30
1
Aircraft
McQuay-Norris
10-15
1
Ltd.
Machine
10-15
1
10-
preferred
5V2%-
McKay
1
11-
10-
Inc.
(J.
11-
$1.11
16c
Department Stores—
preferred 1959 series
Corp.,
$1.19
100%
Hegeler
W.)
9-: 3
(stock dividend!
(Locust Valley,
N. Y.i —
Inc.
Grain.
9-13
9-30
10-28
334%
(J.
3
9-30
10c
Mayfair Markets,
common—1—/_:
6%
preferred
(quar.)
^
Mays
9-
62'ic
income).
stock
McCabe
9-13
Trust—
(quar.)
&
V
30c
z
Mfg.
Bank
Bros.,
1
—
prefened (quar.)_/i.
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)__
Bank (quar.)
dividend
Stock
Maul
9-20
10-
(Curtis)
Inc.
9-23
11-
—
from net investment
Massachusetts Life Fund
(One-for-55
3
9-23
1
10-
10-
(quar.)
(Quarterly
Mattel,
9-
10-17
Corp.,
Corp.
Matinecock
20c
17c
(quar.
Inc.
Massachusetts Electric, 4.76%
4.44% preferred (quar.)'__
Mathes
— —
1
40c
National
Massachusetts
9-20
10-
/35c
Corp.
Supermarkets
Masonite
9-20
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Sons,
Marietta
Maryland
10-15
117 Vic
".
(quar.)_-//c=/i.—
Marshall-\\'ells Co.,
Martm
Payable o) Rec.
122 V2c
Industries
Company
Marsh
____
B
(quar.)
(Calif.) (quar.)__
Basket
Market
Marlene
:
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Marley
-•'&
of Company
Midland
Marine
Mead
separately.
♦September
after
items are shown gross.
those
1 1
Fag* '
Date
preferred
conv.
McGraw-Hill
of
t Exclusive
shown
Nov
1978
Corp.—
McDonnell
ahd
stock
1,
CALLED
ISSUES
Illuminating
Machine Co. 5%
McCord
of
Oct.
Continued irom page 11
-
1,432
2,820
+
for
carrying "other" securities increased $246
Loans
due
DIVIDENDS
108
1,108
etc.—
________
,U__
interbank
Commercial
tion
million.
institutions,
banks
deposits
political subdivisions.
and
ENTIRE
Electric
serial
4 +2%
201
+"" 622
+13,224
'
Foreign:
Other
debs,
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
5% cumul. prior preferred stock—
4,135^
445
Borrowings:
During the comparable week
Oct
due Apr. 1. 1985_
6!/4% cumul. preferred
$4.50
+
+2,944
y
12,233
530
time
Domestic
gain of $366 million, reflecting quarterly
tax date needs.
—._
_
deposits
Savings
Govts.,
tricts for
■'
Inc.
Marlin-Rockwell
savings deposits—total 11—______
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
States
million in
912
v *
1
__JOct 15
1975
15,
Co.,
Easy Washing
4,481
1.090
+
63,190 _+
473
94,994
+ 3,214
68,697
+1,111
4,405
—
73
4,160
+1.820
and
Other
Oct.
Corp.—
debs,
a
+*2.054
+
114
savings
Foreign: "
'
Govts., official
$1,820 million in U. S. Government demand deposits; and
due
:
697
119
2.482
interbank:
Mutual
Time
debs,
-
due Apr. 1,
/___—_Oct
Company and Issue—
.+ 1.498
+
303
2.925
+
200
— 1.788
34
—
5.342
174,751
Commercial
Commercial
S.
—
Plywood
5(4%
series C
bonds
trust
33i%
Car
—
61
266
3.172
Government
Domestic
week
securities, $473 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
a
and
S.
due
875
+
459
—
971
+1,535
12.426
_
banks
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions-././—
Individuals,
U.
i
Materials
year
Marsh
condition
912
'/
912
Corp.-r-.
Weingarten,
Cleveland
2
366
+
+
+
44
43''
156
+
,
+
I
The
coll.
&
States
Vulcan
20
1,153
+
—
Banks.:
deposits
adjusted t—
deposits—total 8___—
States
Oct
'
1"'!+
1978
Oil
——
Tank
United
,
assets—net
Demand
Line
1,
mtge.
mtge.
Union
LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Pipe
/
series
1972
+
+
19,184
domestic
+
65
7*
69
2,950
13.447
7.244
assets/liabilities
Demand
911
1
1966—"
1972;: 5Yz%
first mtge. & coll. trust bonds
Apr. 1, 1972; 5% first mtge. & coll. trust
E due Apr.
1. 1972; 4% first" mtge. &
trust bonds series B due Apr. 1, 1972; and 4%
coll.
to
maturing:
coin
and
Balances
—
447
+
—
19.468
2,116
28.019
3,281
1,097
years
F.
Currency
Other
1
Oct
910
•
\
/
Inc. 5%
cumul. pfd. stock.
St. John Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., Ltd—
26
+
3.380
785
17,359
five
years
securities
Total
due
Eversharp,
1
+
4.512
etc.
finance,
year
five
to
Reserves
1
18
Oct
1977
1,
pipe line bonds due 1977
:__
Pipe Line Co.— •
& coll. trust bonds series A
mtge.
•Announced
banks
&
one
451
246
++
1,656
After
Other
35.
,
eliminations made in
the
process.
1
+
One
July
Co.—;
1,
Apr.
Xerox
loans
notes
Treasury
—2.1%-
+ 0.4%
Oct
.—Oct
1970—/_
1,
pipe line bonds due Oct.
Gas
998
.>•* •' ^ 998
1
" 998
Oct
1
/ 909
'v'■
Oct
1 V"' 910
1
series D due
institutions:
.__
Within
-
Figures
2,079
25
+
+
84
——._
Othei/ loans
Loqiis to domestic commercial banks
U. s, Government securities—total—
Treasury
bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
liabilities
purch. for foreign correspondents
ing
+
to
reserves
deposit
366
+
1,420
3,333
_______
•
Pipe
first
due
debs,
v
1
Oct
Oct
!
pipe line bonds
Lines
Ltd.—•
mtge.
Mountain
bonds
":>/ /■
A.z_/-Az_;
personal
foreign
to
estate
Real
ACCOUNTS—
6%
first mtge.
first
Trans
carrying:
or
Other
Loans
+
pur-
___.
securities
financial
nonbank
to
Sales
25
+
«
purchasing
for
securities
Other
1,998
1
487
in
for
dealers
•
1.444
_____—+
_.
Government
S.
Loans
Capital
and
securities
Joans
U.
131
35,864
leans
/___/
chasing or carrying:
'
S.
Government securities.——-
..Other
388
Oct
■:
1976———
due
Transmission
Transcontinental
+10,59:)
+10,296
+ 9,086
+ 1.983
+
158
+1,732
87,345'
____—
:_/__,
loans
brokers
to
Other
—
z_„
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
first
5V4%-
1962
+1.992
+1.949
adjusted t_.---_.-__ 134,548
investments
adjusted +
Loans
stocky.;
1976—.
1981—
due
865
pfd.
' j/.
due
debs,
1 /J
:\-V'>f:+•'"
/'
cumul.
(In millions of dollars)
and
136,664
investment.s______z_____—
and
loans
-
Other
Deferred
2+4%
25
Commercial
Deposits:
Ltd.
Gas
Trans-Canada
bor¬
1963
*
*
Co.—
bonds
Foods
Salada
Tennessee
Sept. 19,
Sept. 11,
1963
5V4%
Co.
Railways
deb.
434%
Increase ( + ) or
Sept. 18,
1
Co.— '
Gas
772
1
15
——Oct
V'.
;
mtge. s. f. bonds due Jan.
Service Electric & Gas Co.—
Public
5%
Oct
___Nov
1980
due
first
5%
Decrease)—) Since
Loans
Coal
Pittsburgh
865
1/—Oct
Lighting Gas Supply Co. series A debentures
Peabody
418%
from .others increased $14 million.
Loans
commercial banks increased $43 million.
domestic
bonds
stock;
5'-2%
cumulative preferred
Natural
Vy'
America—;
first mortgage bonds
Pacific
from
of
preferred
5.60%
and
1,
1966
1,
Co.—
Gas
Aug.
1. 1968
—
due Oct. 1983-:
debs,
Co.
pipeline
mtge.
Natural
stock;
$372 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
Reserve Banks increased $7 million and
Pipeline
cumul,
43/4%
Savings
deposits
individuals, partnerships, and corporations decreased
2,079
+
first
Nov.
4%.%
Co.
Oct.
due
debs,
debs, due
Gas
Northwest
.
Federal
f.
s.
5Vz%
Fuel Gas
5.80%
adjusted increased $811 million in
New York City, but 'they decreased $167 million in the
Chicago District, $120 million in the San Francisco
286
—
Co.
Natural
loans in¬
.
4
—
15
+
conv.
Martin
National
deposits
Demand
Total
Member
ZZ
5%
182
+
103
355
._
LIABILITIES—
Federal
'Z V-
/
million and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $105
million, reflecting exchanges incident to the Treasury's
advance
refunding.
"Other" securities increased $61
ASSETS—
Total
ZZ
decreased $342
rowings
collection
1
of
■
./■
2,729
-/—//_/
!
-
+
4,438
+ 3,005
Govt,
and
assets
218
133
process
premises
1,174
+
+
bought outright
under repurchase agreement
U.
1,127
+
+
32,10Y
Total
Total
+
13,990
___
;
;
133
10,712
:/_■
Bonds
Other
£
142
'
District, and $73 million in the Dallas District.
deposits increased $59 million and "other" time
'
Notes
Bank
487
—
outright—
Certificates
Cash
2
36
outright
Bills
Held
26
+;
—
securities:
Government
S.
+
622
135
-
328
•
U.'
30
495
(539)
Acceptances—bought
+
15,309
gold certificate reserves.
Discounts
1962 —
1,335
notes
_L
•Cash
1963-
13,974
account.:
Sept. 26,
Sept. 18,
•
"Other"
million.
$69
increased
'
Northern
Decrease (_—) Since
1963
Z/vA':.;,'
.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks increased $393 million, Treasury certificates
(In millions of dollars)
Sept. 25,
,
.
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
ASSETS—
\
loans
estate
Consolidated Statement of Condition
•
865
^)
dated
bonds
Co.—
Aluminum
&
.772
*
L;; 865
865
1
1
—Oct
.
*
.
'/
Corp.—-
income
mortgage
v
863
863
i
"
Second
862
569
♦
Co.—
Cement
...
.
381
863
\
.0166645
.192925
1.393723
'/,
1
1
—-Sep 30
stock_
preferred
cumul.
.0166645
.192953
Portland
*
.
V 861
1
Nov
1977
.0166631
*
.0166645
.
.
secured pipe
6^%
/'
'
Co.
Ltd.—
Co..
•
Corp.—
ctfs. (series 59)//
Oct
4%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1981_—Oct
20 year 5%
debs, due 1978
-Oct
trust
,
*
1 y.
1
.
1
1-
due
Transportation
Chemical
Oil
Home
2.770594
767
.
,
v.
bonds
mtge.
Utilities Co.
States
Pag*
1
Co.—
Power
equip,
4.55%
.0800560
Gulf
.0800560
.139712
series
American
General
.0800560
2.770198
debs,
G
5','c
first
4+4%
.326633
.326633
326GOO
.326600
.0800560
.277250
2.769702
.139700
.0348916
.0166645
.192825
.231725
1.393474
2.797400
Portugal, escudo
2.798300
/
.00160620
System,
Gas
series
1985;
Oct
stock
pfd.
5'+
1987__:
Oct
Detroit Steel Corp. 47/«%
1st mtge. bonds due 1970—Oct
Fairmont Foods Corp. 57c
cumul. junior pfd. stock—Oct
Flintkote Co. 4Va%
debs, due Oct. 1,. 1980 (conv.)—Oct
.209500
.209525
2.798100
Sugar
Consumers
■
,
2.797900
.00275983
REDEMPTION
Date
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
.204050."
.
'
^
pfd. stock...
________Oct 31
4 Vi Vr- debs, due Npv., 1, 1977—
Nov
1
Inc.—
"
" -'*
due 1981; 5 'k^
series O debs.
I debs, due 1982
___Oct
1
Ltd.
Refinery
.0200375
.310566
location in
given in the Chronicle.
cumul.
series
5.75(,'c
Co.
.927031
—
guilder i_z
Zealand, pound
C.
.0200400
—
Netherlands,
Steel
Acme
.926625
.144881
Finland,
markka
.310566
France (Metropolitan), new franc
.204050
Germany, deutsche mark—'.
.251284
India, rupee
.209450
Ireland,
pound
2.797400
Italy/ lira __L
.00160672
Japan, yen
_______—.00275883
Malaysia, malayan dollar
.326536
Mexico, peso
.0387083
.0386666
B.
:—
notes,
(except where otherwise indicated) i
volume
current
PARTIAL
.0387041
.0387083
bonds,
corporate
Company and Issue—
2.229721
2.230039
2.229561
:
.0200400
.926458
'.210212
—
—
2.229402
.00684873
.00689033
.00693380
of
$
$
$
$
.00689133
.00681866
2.229003 ~
list
a
common
in which the details were
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
and
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 23
$
Belgium', franc
V
,
the
Friday
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
\
(Value in United States
York
New
in
Transfers
f*
found
be
stock called for. redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
SEPTEMBER 20, 1963, TO SEPTEMBER 26, 1963, INCLUSIVE
EXCHANGE RATES
/■'A/
will
Below
preferred
We give below a record for the week just passed.
Sept. 20
New
Fund Notices
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Country and Monetary
Austria,
Monday. .September 30, 1963
.
.
the requirements of Section
to
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking ■«
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
,
»
a
.
Financial Chronicle
11-
1
9-30
17c
o
►-*
9-13
25c
10-
1-
9-13
—
.__
(quar.)__,——
a
s
The "Commercial and
Number 6303
198
Volume
(monthly)
Corporation
Mensch
Monthly
Mercantile
Trust
Merchants
Acceptance
Class
A
$1.50
conv.
Corp.,
preierred
Co.,
&
common
preferred
$3.50
Machine
Mesta
Inc.
Metromedia,
National
Linen
(quar.)
46C
10-
1
9-16
Quarterly
National
Old
45c
10-
1
9-16
Lt-
3 7 Vac
10-
1
30c
9-30
9-20
tquar..)___;
Inc.
20c
10-25
10-10
9-30
r
10-
1
9-
iquar.)
1
9-
1
9-16
9-27
10-15
Extra
Bond
National
Balanced
Dividend
4.35%
10-
1
9-
6
National
10-
1
9-
6
National
State
97 %c
10-
1
9-
6
(quar.)
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
6
(quar.).
4.45%
$1.11%
10-
1
9-
6
+65c
11-
1
10-
(s-ai
5%%
9--0
4.75%
1
50c
9-30
9-16
$1.10
Gas & Electric Co..
preferreu
(quar.)
4.407c
5%%
10-
27 %c
4
9-25
10-31
10-16
(quar.)
com.
Mid-America
Corp.,
(quar.)—_
9-
1
10-22
9-30
15c
10-
4
9-13
Neiman
29c
10-
1
9-10
4'.4%
Common
Abrasive
Pacific
&
Mines,
Midwest
Life
preferred
4Va%
Factors
Co.,
pref.
57#
5c
10-
7
9-20
New
25c
10-
7
10-
1
New
England
Gas
25 c
10-
1
9-
5
New
England
Merchants
10-
1
9-
5
pfd.
prior
conv.
&
Power
10-10
9-20
4.60%
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
17 Vac
9-30
9-23
10-15
9-25
New Haven
25c
10-
7
9-23
New
Haven
Water
62 %c
10-
1
9-23
New
Jersey
10-
1
—
'
$1.25
9-16
New
10-
1
9-
Stock
$1.15
10-
1
9-16
State
10-
1
9-16
10-15
12 Vac
(J.
S.)
Materials
Modern
1
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-20
9-40
9-20
2>c
9-30
9-20
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
10-15
4*27#
1
10-15
$4.50
10-
1
9-13
tlOc
Utilities,
10-
1
9-20
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)-.,
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)__.__
:
Mpntclair National Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly.: •
Locomotive
Works
1
8-30
Class
1
8-30
Newark
10-
1
8-30
9-30
9-20
$1.27%
_
(N.
6%
30c
(quar.i-
.
10-
'$15c
1
1
Montgomery
Ward
Co.,
&
7%
77#
preference
preference
Moore
4%% '
•
con\r.
$2.50
i
Morrell
(John)
Morris
Morrison
Morrow
Screw
8-30
Niagara
10-1
10-
1
1
9-13
I
9-13
Norac
10-15
9-16
Norfolk
9-30
9-13
10-
1
9-13
1
9-13
-North
t$l
10-
16c
10-10
Foods
Morton
Motec
"
7f#
9-20
Industries,
Company
Fpods,
Motor
its
—
its
intention
Dolly
to
name
10-10
9-27
North
9-30
9-17
Northern
15c
12-30
12-17
Inc.
Co.
12-23
5c
Mount
Co.
Gas
Vernon
Mills,
States Telephone &
(Increased-quar.)
Murphy Finance
(quar.)
Ohio
Murray
Muskegon
Mfg.
Piston
Muskegon
preierred
4)'•>•%
preferred
4.22%
preferred
4.407#
preferred
10-15
12-20
gains)
9-30
12-
2
10-15
9-20
10-
1
9-19
10-1
10-31
.9-30
9-24
10-
4
9-13
Natural
7:
6%
System,
Inc.,
preferred
9-30
25c
9-11
5.80%
4.64%
preferred
Narrow
Fabric
Common
—I'
Fund
Nassau
Nation-Wide
(quar.)
Check
prof.
1st
6%
Bank
(Auburn.
Bank
of
Plastics
10-15
9-16
9-30
9-13
'
10-15
75c
10-15
National
Bank
of
Bank
&
National
Biscuit
Washington
Trust
(DC)
(Norwich.
9-30
10-
8
Northern
States
Power,
10-
N.
(quar.)
Y.)
37 VaC''
10-
1
1
12-13
40c
9-16
9-10
12-
6
"
Co.
(quar.)
National Cash Register (quar.)
National
■
<*
(N.
Community
J.)
National
Bank
(quar.)——:
Containers,
Common
;
Ltd.,
,
—
40c
—
30C
___
lo.io
10-15
9-10
9-13
.*35c
(initial)
10-
1
9-20
noc
10-
1
9-14
1-2-64
Quarterly
preferred
National
National
National
preferred
Fuel
Gas
Grocers.
Preferred
15c
.___
Insurance
10-31
Ltd.,
1
9-18
9-30
15c
10-
1
9-17
$37 Vac
10-
1
9-17
32 %c
L
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
5%
9-13
10-
1
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
+
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
$1.1834
10-15
9-20
$1.18:%
10-15
9-20
22c
&
9-30
25c
(quar.)___..—
Leil
Telephone
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
10- 1
9-17
9-10
9-10
Pacific
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9^30
9-30
9-30
9-25
10-10
9-25
SI.13
10-10
9-25
$1.41
—
—
10-10
9-25
$1.75
10-10
9-25
$1.50
10-10
9-25
$1.35
10-10
9-25
loc
10-15
9-15
12c
10-17
9-26
(increased)
Airlines
Telephone & Telegraph com.
preierred tquar.)—
6%
9-1$
10-10
...—
Southwest
Pacific
10-10
70c
'
:
preferred
(quar.)...
7%
preferred (quar.i
6%
preferred (quar.)
'
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific 3=t\.ngs
Lo7r. Association
10- 1
5%%
5%
Ltd.
$1.50
—
preferred
Irust
Class
A
1.
iquar,)..
9-30
10-
1
9-13
15c
10-
1
9-16
12 %C
10-
1
9-16
12 Vac
——-
1-3-64
12-10
1-3-64
12-10
Corporation—
Increased
semi-annual
;
dividend
Eastern
Panhandle
Line—
Pipe
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)...
4.64%
Koenig,
Lois,
Chemical
Park
Inc.
(M. F.)
(Frank)
9-13
1
9-15
Coal
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
12*20
10-
2
9-19
10-
2
17 Vic
common
(quar.)
(quar.)......—_____
Co.
10-
Glass
Corp
9-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Quarterly
Scotia
Noxzema
iquar.)—
Co.
B
15c
42c
10- 1
11-1
Philadelphia
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
9-20
9-23
9-23
9-17
9-17
9-17
&-
voting
10- 1
Power
Shoe
10- 1
9-30
9-10
9-13
9-30
9-16
25c
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-13
—
Co. (Milw.)
Co..
Ltd
£25c
—
Co.—
•
,
(non-voting)
(quar.)
20c
20c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
common
—k
common
(increased
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.
3.90%
preferred
(quar
Ohio
Water
Service
Co.
10-
8
9-30
9-13
10-18
62»ac
10-31
10-18
27 Vac
10-
1
9-10
$1.12%
10-
1
9-10
25c
10-
1
9-16
(quar.)
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and
income
9-30
8-30,
10c
9-30
9-10
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iquar.)
—
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1
9-10
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10-15
9-19
10-15
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97 VaC
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iquar.)
9-13
10-15
$0.0639
SO.102
10-15
9-13
5c
.
—
10-14
9-30
Phillips-Eckardt Electronic Coro.
(quar.) —
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend).
4%
11-
1
75c
10-
1
5%
10-
1
9-16
10-15
9-24
10-15
9-24
10- 1
10- 1
10-30
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Piedmont
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(quar.
quar.)
—
—
&
—
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—
5c
9-18
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9-12
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....
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Northern
Pillsbury
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Pillsbury Co.. $4 preferred
....
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9-30
9-13
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10-21
10-14
11-
6
10-15
$1
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2
10-
1
12-
40c
—
Pioneer
(Del.)
iquar.)
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
12-
1
53 V'nc
(quar.)
Telephone
Stock
40c
20c
Credit
Pioneer
10-
1
15c
—
1 % %
dividend
.
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preferred
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iquar.)
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Pittsburgh National Bank (increased quar.)
7%
9-19
Pittston
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$3.50
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common
10-18
10- 1
10- 4
9-6
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SI.11
$1.10
97 %c;
9-30
10-1
10- 1
10" 1
9- 3
9 16
9-16
Port
Sulphite
&
9-30
9- 6
dividend
Huron
Porter
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)___
_____—
Inc.
(increased quar.i
& Atwood Mfg. (resumed-quar.)
Stock
(H.
K.)
Co.
Portland
General
Portland
Transit
1
10-11
U-
1
10-11
10-
1
$1.75
10-
8
$1.50
10-15
9-10
—
Pittsburgh
9-19
10- 4
11-
$1.75
•
(quar.)
8
9-20
7c
(
Common
9-10
11-
62 VaC
Brewing, common (quar.)—
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)..
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Pittsburgh
;;
10c
H5c
40c
dividend
(s-a)____
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
5%
Natural
Piedmont
(Conn.)
(stock
Corp.
Organization
Stock dividend
I
Co.
Insurance
Phor.o-Marker
Plume
Edison,
10-25
10-31
—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
7
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Common
(quar.)%—_'
9-13
9-13
10-10
9-23
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-13
9-13
Portland Cement (quar.)
States
lieht
9-13
9-16
12C
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common <quar.i__
4%
preferred iquar.)..
—
9-20
9-20
9-20
8-31
1
1
17 %c
1 quar.i
capital
National
10-
10-
35c
investment
net
9-20
25c
Jack (quar. n
Corp., class A
Co.
(quar.)—
Electric
Fund—
Philadelphia
9-19
20c
iquar.)_.
realized
from
9-23
9-23
10- 1
10- L
10- 1
from
(5c
9-30
N.J.)—
County,
common
Trading
Philadelphia
9-16
42c
Pa.)—
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
9-20
9-30
10-15
—
preferred
Milk
4%%
,
common
Common
5%
Pet
9-10
46c
1__
Cement,
Petroleum
iquar.)
National Insurance
Chemical
Nunn-Bush
Permanente
(Reading,
(Bergen
Pep BoysrManny Moe &
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
9-20
—
(Chicago)
:
Northwestern
Nova
Co.
Trust
Quarterly
9-10
1
9-30
50c
Bank
9-10
1
1
10-
25c
(incr.-quar.)
—
City
Peoples
9-16
9-16
10- 7
9- 9
10-14
1.0-14
10-14
9-30
1010-
$1.15
—
Peoples Trust
Quarterly
4
1
83;%c
—_— —
Coke
4
1010-
...
&
10-
30c
iquar.i.
(quar.)
Gas. Light
Securities
1
34c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co.—
Extra
9-13
10-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.60%
Quarterly
9-19
1
11-
30c
Sand
6
10-25
10c
4.40 %
Peoples
10-31
11-15
10-
C.)' (quar.)
(J.
Peoples
10-31
12 %c
Co.,
Traffic
3.35%, Dreferred
9-30
9-30
$1.06%
SI.13
$1.06
;-;%44c
11-15
40c
_■
Supply (quar.)
Lumber, class A
Pennsylvania Power & Light,, corn,
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
9-20
9-6
9-16
9-30
10-10
8-30
9-17
9-13
10c
(initial)
Co.
Dental
;
B
,
r
10^
10c
Dohrmann
Class
10-
7 Vac
—LL
Extra..
Patterson
Penn
1
—
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
10-
9c
—
SI
$1.16
preferred
47#
9-30
Airlines, (quar.)
Northwestern
9-30
10-21
9-30
6
10-15
+22 VaC
<quar.£
Pak-Well
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
27c
—
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)___
preferred
iquar.)
Northern
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
11- 1
9-30
10- 7
10-31
10-15
,9-30
9-
9-30
30c
(quar.i
4%
Tubes,
Rubber, Ltd. (extra)
Paper Industries, Inc.—
Pahang
5
9-25
$1.25
iquar.)
(serial)
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (initial)
4.52%
preferred
(quar.).—
9-16
9-
Light-
4.279#
10- 1,9-6
10- 1
9-6
10- 1
9-6
.
10-15
5%
9-16
10- 1
10-31
10- 1
10-19
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-16
10-15
40c
(Hartford)
(quar.)
8-27
1
9-30
9-30
10-
75c
25c
iquar.)
Ohio
Fire
Power
t75c
55c
6c
34c
—I.
90c
SI.02
$1.02%
$1.02%
$1.04
J5c
127%c
J25c
(quar.i
iquar.)
$4.16
Fisheries, Ltd. 1
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.,
Welding Machine Co.—
j.
Pacific
Pickwick
Ocean
National Electric
9-16
12-14
UOc
-
I2%c
$1.75
12%c
25c
—
com.
$4.11
Northern
Class
Rutherford
of
-I*.
common
-
•
—
preferred
Northwest
Antonio)
25c
National
10-1
1
9-18
SI
—
(quar.t^
pfd.
conv.
9-J.4
1
Phoenix
(quar.)
10-15
Quarterly
Northwest
9-16
$1.40
iquar.)
(quar.)__
1
(quar.)
(San
Pacific
9-30
SI.45
Railway (quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.).
preferred
2c
NY)
Commerce
—
(quar.).
A
Pacific
Northern
preferred
10-10
(quar.)
National
National
9-16
Gas—
$3.60
11-
9c
1
9-24
9-13
40c
Natural
$4.08
11-1
56 %c
.___
$4.75
10- 1
10- 3
50c
J7c
15c
(quar.)
Ontario
Northern
9-30
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.,)
9-16
10-
+49c
J15c
30c
16%c
15c
t6c-.
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone—
9-30
58c
Narragansett Electric Co.. 4%%
1
Gas—
10-15
37 VaC
—
10-
$1.3712
—
10-15
10c
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
2
i
$4.10
Mutual
S4.75
Pennsylvania
— __
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_^.
5%%
Northern
capital
.
9-30
10-
10-
SI.10
iquar.)...__
10-15
9-20
1
10-31
$1.1212
(quar.)
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
12-13
w
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
9-10
5.60%
10%
i
S4.40
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
S4.36
—
(quar.).
8
10c
dividend
J.i
(quar.i
8
9-30
25c
realized
N.
_______
11-
30c
(front
9-10
9-24
Penney
(quar.)_.__
(Quar.i
11-
25c
(stock
Ring
Corp.
1
10-
10-
15c
iquar.)
9-18
:
9-30
aC
25c
Express
9-13
9-20
10%
Lighting
10-15
171
(quar.i
iquar.)
Intermountain
Peabody
com.
(nuajr.
11-29
Co.
—
(quar.)
Ring
Piston
Shares
Mutual
Telegraph
Co.
Pacific
9-30
(quar.)—
common
10-15
S3.50
is-a •
9-29
...
dividend
Stock
Public1 Serviee—
Indiana
Northern
preferred
7%
10-15
Indemnity
—
(quar.)_._
Transmission
Gas
Pacific
9-13
9-10
(quar.)
Gas,
11-29
+31 %c
Mountain
9-20
30c
7c
(quar.)—
9-27
10- 1
Ltd.:
(Ridgewood,
Trust
preferred
4%%
12-13
Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd.—
preferred
12-13
10-15
10-10
(quar.)
Bank
25C
(quar.)
12-31
25c
93%c
50c
85c
90c
97Vic,
$1.02 %
$1.21%
$1.31 V*
(quar.)——_
of Canada,
National
Illinois
5.50%
(quar.)
Diablo
37%c
,25c
(quar.)
Co.,
& Electric
Pjacific Gas
9-20
$1.12V-z
$ 1.12V2
93%c
iquar.).^
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)_
5%
of
Extra
5%
Penn
5%
Madison
(quar. >__i
(quar.)
9-lU
Pako
—
(quar.)
67# pfd.
2c
Motorola.
Mount
8-30
9-30
Jersey
Northern
Equipment
9-18
preferred
9-10
9-20
Quarterly
Inc.
Pool
Mount
•
announced
changing
Carolina
7c
'
A
Ry.,
(quar.)
Van Lines
American
15c
common
—
Refractories
preferred
North
9-30
North
—-
Common
i
1
invest¬
(quar.)
_!—1
American Sugar Industries, Inc.,
North
Gr\
income)
—
'
1
9-20
1
6%
1
1
Paxton
iquar.)__
10-
9-30
Parvin
Corp., Ltd
Aviation, Inc.
Mining
American
North
10-
pfd.
ment
class
Western
&
American
.10-
(B.
net
$1.50
iquar.)
37 %c
9-30
(quar.)
American Fund
15c
.-
Ltd.,
Co.
finance,
Normetal
SI.75
__________
monthly basis)
C.) Fund, Inc.—
Income Series
(quarterly from
Nut.
File
North
Inc.)
Consolidated—
:
preferred
(quar.)__—
Steel—
North
Morris,
10-
preferred
6V4C
pref. A (quar.)
Wire Weaving (quar.)
Niagara
20c
Philip
7 (Now on
Morton
6%%
9-13
10-
$1
(quar.)
10-15
.9-10
6,#
Stock
(quar.)_
Structural
9-20
12-14
'
20c
<quar.)___
(quar.)
&
preferred... (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
62 %c
Y.)
Co.
.(quar.)_j
preferred
5.25%
Co.—
Cafeterias
Common
preferred
4.857#
Nicholson
(See
&
(Philip).
4.10%
8-30
8-30
1
59 %c
(quar.)
prior pfd.
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust (N'.
Morgan
79-16
1
1
1
1
12-31
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.i
5%
preferred
Sugar
Coast
$1.50
10-
10-
t$1.75
(quar.)
common
preferred
Engineering
Morgan
7%
(quar.)
3.90%
10-
10-
39c
10-10
10c
Mohawk Power, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
6
9-
SI
15c
30c
pfd.
preferred..
9-30
•,'..,.77%
>;• t$i.75
(quar.)___*._
B
1
iquar.)
i_.
4%-
4%
12-31
55c
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
quar.)
A
10-15
Co.
4
31 % c
1
$1.37%
Electric Corp.—
preferred iquan)
t27%c
-
(increased
Forging,
Drop
10-
25c
(quar.)
common
Class
-
9-16
75c
Co.,
1
9-16
10-
31V4C
Telephone—
preferred
11-
1
10-25
."
9-9
9-9
8-30
(quar.)
2
10-
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
iquar.1
preferred
$1.18%
$1,09
50c
(quar.)
10-16
5%
Corp.—
common
(Ohio)
3.40%
-
-
A
(quar.)-:
Corp., common
A
Niagara
9-16
Rock
pfd.
(quar.i <
Cos.,
Corporation, $6
Papert,
preferred
Trap
10-31
12 'ac
Pacific
9-30
1%
60c.
$1
SI.OIVa
(quar.)
9-23
9-16
Paauhau
Co.—
Electronics
3%7#
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
Quarterly
York
Newport
J.»
—
Montreal
Newark
Glass
Paper
Common
1-
9-23
1
1
2oc
'
10-
25c
A
10-
20c
7
Corp.—
Gas
&
1
$1.19
1
10-
50c
$1.50
$1.15
SI.14
——
9-13
Ltd.—
Corp.. 57#
Fibergias Corp.
Discount
$4.50
(quar.)
Times
prior
New
8-30
SI. 17%
Electric
preferred
5%%
9-20
10-
(quar.i
8
9-16
1
10-
$1
;
class
Rubber
Page-Hershey
—
State
York
9-13
1
SI.12%
.
3.757#
New
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10c
35c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
10-
i'Sl.12 %
(quar.)
common
4.70%
Moore
York
1
11-
tl2J,2C
Knitting Co., Ltd., common.,
preference (quar.)
Auto Equipment
(resumed)
47#
10-
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
Public Service—
Increased
20c
11-
10-
1
of
(s-a)
Power & Light,
9-30
9-27
Com-.
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. itiuar.)New
York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.
New
(s-a)
Utilities
9-13
11-15
11-
10-
47 %c
32c
quar.)
to
approval
1
10-
15c
*5c
+
5.64%
Public
10-11
10-10
10-
11-1
29c
34c
iquar.)
10-25
n(- 1
11-
50c
90c
(subject
preferred
preferred
4.36%
11-
Extra
Ltd.
Co.
9-20
11-15
Co.—
Telegraph
9-10
10-11
10-15
Sloe
(quar.)-
preferred
Orleans
10c
Monarch Fine Foods,
Ozite
1
10-25
j:25c
(S-a.1
Finance
Oxford
Gas—
of
Board
Jersey
pOc
•
_+
Oxford
—
Ltd.___
(quar.)
—
Pacific
New
(Schenectady. N. Y.)
Quarterly
Owners
(quar.)
dividend
43/4%
9-19
10-
c
5c
*
.
Owens-Illinois
9-27
9-10
^
(increased
common
4.05 7#
tlOc
.
4V2%
9-19
Corp.
Mohawk National Bank
New
9-13
1
$1.07 ''s
______
Monroe
1
10-
97
Extra
Monarch
10-
New
Ltd.——
Co..
9-27
4
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
6%
30c
(quar.)
&
6
60c
(quar.i.
_
preferred
$3.90
4
10-
A
■pacific
missioner)
9-27
(quar.)
10-
5c
tquar.)—
(quar.)
Insurance
Gas
$1.10
Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
RR., class A com.
Missouri Power & Light—
4.307#
preferred
(quar.)
20c
—
Hampshire
30c
Pacific
Owens-Corning
25c
preferred
6%
Quarterly
(quar.)
_■
pfd.
Mississippi
Mitchell
New
iquar.)
pfd.
57c
(quar.)
9-13
Assn. (quar.)
National Bank of
preierred (quar.)
England Telephone &
New
iquar.)
1
Class
1
10-
t20c
Wholesale,
10-
—:
Natural
c
preferred
Oshawa
O'Sullivan
4.56%
56 '-4
9-13
10-
(Chicago)—
Co.,
Ltd.
Oregon
Pjortland Cement,
Originala, Inc.
(quar.)
—
———
(quar.)
England Power,
New
9-23
9-13
Electric
&
Boston
—
(quar.)
Light,
Co.
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
4.40 7#
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Missouri
quarterly
9-14
(quar.)__
Aluminum
England
9-30
2 VaC
common
Y. >
iN.
7oc
33c
iquar.)
33c
Mfg. (quar.)
,'Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_„___
9-13
tquar.)_.
Telephone.
Ltd.
Electric System—
75c
Regulator
Co.
Brunswick
50c
preferred (quar.)
Phillipp Corp. (quar.)
Enterprises,
Minnesota
Machine
Increased
Chemicals
&
Minnesota
Mirro
New
(quar.i.
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
37c
9-20
(quar.)
9-19
9-30
$2
1
Britain
15c
Inc.
1
9
10-31
Opelika
1
Semi-annually
10-
tquar.)
(quar.)
common
New
—
Investment.
convertible
4Va%
Minerals
Co.,
9-20
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl
Power
1
„
com.
(quar.)
Securities
Midwest
Mill
Reclaiming,
9-12
10-
10-
56 >-4 c
,
Rubber
10-1
17r/2C
Sl.OGU
15c
27V2C
27c
26c
(quar.)———!—
10-
(Lincoln, Neb.i—
Insurance
Quarterly
Midwesf?
9-30
1%
11-15
9-30
75c
A
Fixture
i
L—
(quar. )_„—
common
preferred
SI. 37%
(quar.)
—
(Wasn.) _____—
Uic.
9-18
9-30
10-15
two-for-one split
dividend on the in-
75c
(quar.)__—__
common
preferred
1st
9-20
Products,
Store
10-
——
preferred (quar.)—
5.40%
preferred (quar.i—
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
New
Amsterdam Casualty Co.
10-15
J 20c
'
Corp.,
Midnit-e
1
10-10
11-
7,aC
(quar.)__
Grain Corp. Ltd.—
<fc
Steel
$1.4334
5%.%
_
Co.
Increased
Midland-Ross
8-26
9-30
20c
(quar.)
Marcus,
Nevada
25c
Midland-Guardian
5%%
Inc.
(quar.)
Mid-West
Midland
15c
'ltiephone Corp.
Utilities
Debenture
Loan
a
plus a 25%
stock
crease'd shares
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
South
594BC
10-10
1%
Ontario
10-
iquar.i-.,—
10-31
;
Ontario
SI.37%
$1.31%
—
class
iquar.),
9-30
10-11
11-15
dividend
9-30
25%
;•
li.ucreased-quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
Preferred
Mid-Continent
Mills
dividend
approve
B
10-15
Pipeline Co. of America—
Stockholders
9-30
_
9-30
35c
(quar.)
Republic Life Insurance Co.
10-15
—
tquar. i—
Extra
1
J.i
I
Consolidated
Nebraska
10-15
8c
(quar.)__
common
10-
$1.25
(quar.)—
N.
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—___
preferred
(quar.)—^
Stock
Gas Utilities—
series A preferred
Michigan
Class
Old
Co.
Partic.
Ontario
(stock dividend)—
Inc:
10-10
15c
Meyer (Fred) Inc.. class A (quar.)
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5%% pid. laccuin.t
Michigan
Terminals
Natpac,
(Boston)
(Newark,
;—
Natural Gas
Metropolitan Stoies .(Canada)
$1.30 preferred
(1961 series)
Bank
Bank
Quarterly
9-13
1
,
Series—.
Shawmut
96%c
(quar.)
9-20
10-
Corp.
65c
.
Series___,
(quar.)
'—
10-10
Insurance
35c
25c
-,, ,
Series_______—_
National
National
4c
National
10-11
-
Colony
Old
7c
10-11
95c
Old
10c
income
investment
net
1
1
preferred
3.90 %'
Middle
from
1111-
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.85 %
Old
9-10
Stock
10c
—
9-10
17 %c
10-18
(quar.)
common
9-30
10c
Quarterly
Gas,
9-30
Research Corp.—
10c
——
Natural
preferred A (quar.)_____
Colony Insurance
(Boston»
iquar. 1
i.N. Y.)
—1-
Industries
10-30
10-15
I
(quar.)
10c
.
National
(quar.)
preferred
Oklahoma
Quarterly
Presto
18c
20c
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred iquar.>„
4.24%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Electric—
&
Common
4%
(semi-annual>____
National Securities &
Gas
10c
isemi-annual)
BB
When
Share
of Company
4% %
AA
National
9-19
(Little
Co.
Insurance
Class
6
10-
37 Vac
+
Line
National Periodical Publications, Inc.
6
10-
2oc
iq- 1
47
Per
Name
Oklahoma
(N.J.)
Co.
;
Class
9-lb
45c
—
iquar.)
Essex Banking
9-13
9-16
Arkansas) —
Rock,
87 V2C
(quar.
Metropolitan Edison Co
3.80%
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Service
National Newark &
tquar.)^-
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
;:£■
9-20
(quar.)_
oo.
10-23%
9-10
(quar.)..
York (quar.)
of New
Bank
1
1
—
Merchants Fast Motor Lines,
11-
10-
50c
•
Holders
10- 1
10- 3
50c
30c
iquar.)
45c
>
coin,
(quar.)
common
Merchants
Louis
Gypsum
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
National
(quar. i__
(quar.)
iumcago)
(St.
Co.
1
When
Per
Name of
of Rec.
9-23
10-
8%c
+~
National bank
Merck
,
—:
Mercantile
Payable
8%c
(1275)
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Financial Chronicle
(Del.)
Electric
9-10
10-
4
40c
10-
1
9-13
40c
10-28
10-10
87 %C
10-19
10-10
9-12
dividend)
...
iquar.)
— —
16c
10-
1
7 Vac
10-
3
9-23
5%
2___:—
Paper
:
12-
5
11-15
2%
10-
9
10-
1
37 Vac
9-23
1
9-16
9-13
40c
(quar.).—
—
9-30
22c
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
25c
10-31
10-16
The Commercial and
48
Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 30,
.
.
.
Per
When Holders
Per
When Holders
Per
Name
.
Share
90c
$1.17'A-
of Company
.
(quar.)
3.60% preferred
Potomac Edison Co.,
preferred
(quar.;
—
Electric Power Co.—
Common
(quar.)
——____.
—Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)_
412%
1st preferred (qu-ar.)
6%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—__
4.70%
Inc.
Pratt-Lambert,
Read
Co. _,
Mfg., 5'/a%
&
——
pfd. (accum.)
Preferred Utilities
Prentice-Hall
10c
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
11-29
9-
3
9-
payment of Rand 0.375
share
South African non-resident tax of
7'A%)
-—■
10-15
$2
ll7Ac
10-15
10- 1
15c
$5.25
$31.62'/a
12'Ac
10c
31'Ac
10- 1
Co.,
(liquidating)
preferred
Industries
*
Progress Mfg. Co. common (resumed)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)_
Prom Motor Hotel,
class A (quar.)
Prospect Hill Apartments—
$5.40 preferred
(accum,)—
,—
Provincial Transport Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Providence Gas Co. (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina-^—
Increased-quarterly
——
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4%
preferred (quar.)—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—
Progress
(quar.)
Common
5
10- 1
$4.75
i'62'Ac
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
15c
12'Ac
4.30%
preference
Industries,
$1
$1 06
Puerto
Puerto
Purex
Corp. (quar.)
Fund (initial
Sportswear
Puritan
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
35c
5%
25c
45c
13c
2%
10c
com.
dividend
Stock
10- 1
10- 1
$1.04'A
$1.07'A
$1.26'A
$1.32
—
(stock dividend)
Rican Cement (quar.)
Rico Telephone (quar.)
Corporation (increased-quar.)
Publicker
10- 1
——
10c
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
—
8% preferred (quar.)———_——
15c
$2
Income
Putnam
t27'Ac
125c
}25c
f27c
UOc
15c
30c
35c
87'Ac
87'Ac
Mining Corp..
Mining Co.
(quar.)
R
Bearings
&
M
Extra
—
:
(quar.)
(Canada), class A
....
_
Inc.,
Hydraulics & Machinery,
A
(quar.)
Racine
com.
Preferred
Radio
$3.50
of
1st
$3.50
1st
Ramada
Class
Rank
(quar.)
Inns
Inc.,
Ramo,
A
20%
of
:
_—
_
class
A
4-
final
___
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan (quar.)
Real Properties Corp. of America—
•
redeemable
6%
Class
A
Reardqn
Reda
(quar.)
preferred (quar.—
Light & Power Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
——_______1—
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. —.
Common
(quar.)
—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
St. Louis National Stock Yards.;———
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Casting, Inc.
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)__
St.
9-13
9-27
11-15
dividend
Stock
Reece
approval)
ICC
to
,
Corporation
,
Fund
Regency
$15c
t$1.50
50c
24c
10c
(resumed)
(quar.)
(subject
9-30
9-30
10-
7
9-30
9-13
Sams
9-13
San
9-30
9-30
11-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11-15
preferred ' (quar.)
convertible
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
!
Republic Foil
(quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Republic Steel (quar.)
Resistoflex Corp.
(quar.)
Revere
Revlon,
Racing Assn.
Inc.
(quar.)
Rexach
Construction
...
(quar.)
...
Metals, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A% preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
__
Rhodes Western (quar.)
I
Reynolds
Rich's,
Inc.,
3%%
25c
11c
4%
25c
5c
10-25
1-3-64
San
Richardson
Richman
Metal
Riley
Stoker
Ritter
River
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Bros.
Rieke
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rice
Mills
(increased
Brand
Roberts
quar.)_
Robertson
1st
iCalif.)
Roberts Consolidated
(P.
9-13
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-20
8-23
9-
4
9-
4
10-15
8-30
9-
6
9-
6
llrl
9-23
9-23
9-18
9-13
Mills
Cotton
Robinson
Little.
Stock
Button
Co.
Rochester
Gas
9-20
9-20
9-20
12-16
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-12
9-12
9-
6
10-
2
12-27
1
11-
1
10- 1
9-30
9-19
9-16
preferred
F
preferred
com.A (quar.)
(quar.)
4.10%
I
preferred J
preferred K
preferred L
4.95%
5.50%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
Rockover
Rogers
Canada
of
Corporation
___
(quar.)
Rochester
(incr.-quar.)
Rorer
Broadcasting
(Wm. H.), Inc
Rosenau
Brothers
Roxbury
Carpet
Royal Crown
Royalite Oil,
9-14
9-
6
10-14
10-14
9-10
9-
9
10-18
10-18
9-23
9-17
9-16
9-13
9-20
10-11
10-11
10-15
10-
7
10- 1
9-20
10- 3
9-30
9-14
10-16
10-4
10-16
10-
10-25
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-4
25c
$1
$1.02'A
$1.18%
$1.02'A
$1.23%
$1.37'A
32'Ac
$1.25
»/4°
3%
10-
10-
1
10-
1
11-15
9-16
4
11-
8
11-
8
11-
8
11-
8
11-8
11-
8
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-16
11-
1
ioc
9-25
10-31
10-10
10-16
9-24
15C
(quar.)___
10-25
9-30
10- 1
9-20
25c
Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
t$0.3281'A
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4'A%
pfd.'(quar.)
$1.12'A
Rubinstein (Helena) (see Helena Rubinstein,
9-1P
10-
1
1
9-10
Rust
Craft
Greeting
(resumed)
Cards__<
____
,__
1:3c
1-15-64
12-14
ioc
9-20
37'Ac
10-15
$4
(quar.)
preferred
Associates
~ 13c
&
'
$1.25
$l.l83/4
.
.
10-10
10- 2
10- 1
1-2-64
-
.
Haven)-(quar,L.
.
.
..
&
6c
Corp.
Servomation
—
15c
11- 1
10c
2%
12'Ac
25c
37»'Ac
10-10
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
.'1
(quar.)
Shamrock
Trust of Boston—
investment income)
Shareholder's
net
(From
$2
preferred (quar.)
Siegel
(Henry
I.)
Co.
(stock dividend)—
(One share for each two shares held)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.—
Class A
(increased-quar.)
Sicard,
Class
Smucker
& Co.,
S.)
M.)
(J.
tl2y2c
50c
conv.
55c
Paper Co., 5'A% preferred (quar.)
South Atlantic Gas Co., com. (quar.)
Sorg
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Gas,
com.
(quar.) •
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
5'/a%
preferred (quar. l__.
4.50%
South
Puerto
South
Co.
Insurance
Rico
8%
preferred
Southdown, Inc.
Sugar,
common
(quar.)
Public
Southeastern
California
Co.
(quar.)
Service "(quar.)
Telephone
Southeastern
Southern
Gas
Co.
Edison,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
•
25c
,
Southern
6%
Fire
conv.
&
2nd
Casualty
preferred
.
9-30
9-12
$5
Gas
&
Sun
Sun
Oil
1
9-
3
$1.62'A
10-
1
9-
3
30c
10-
1
9-18
10-15
9-30
5c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-18
40c
12-
1
11-18.
20c
10-1
&
Swift
Corp.,
75c
10-
1
9-13
20c
10-10
9-25
20c
I
10-10
9-25
Inc.,
Symington
H.
9-20
$0.5156
9-13
9-30
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-
1
9-17
9-30
9-16
20c
10-15
9-27
9-27
10-29
9-30
9-17
1
9-10
40c
9-30
9-13
37%c
10-15
9-30
87'Ac
9-30
9-13
25c
9-30
9-13
50c
v
10-
17y2c
12-
2
10-15
25C
10-
4
9-13
10-15
12-
1
11-
1
10-
1
10-
_
,
9-30
11-
1
10-
4
9-18
I
9-16
1-1-64
12-17
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-19
11-
1
10- 4".
10c
10-15
10-
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
25c
10-
1
9-
9
10-24
10-10
11-
10-11
10c
10-
15c
12-10
11-15
12c
10-
2
9-13
11-
1
10-
25c
1
9-13
10-
25c
•
(quar.) —
1
1
9-
6
10-11
$1.25
6c
1
9-16
10-31
10-18
15c
10-15
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)
:
4
10-1
75c
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-10
5c
9-30
9-10
10-10
9-27
10c
10-
1
9-20
$1.13
10-
1
9-20
25c
(quar.)
——_____
Petroleum
A
6*%
12-10
10-31
2 'A %
10c
(quar.)
—
common
t35c
10-
1
9-13
$$1.25
10-15
9-20
10-10
10-
—___
(resumed)
9-
3
10-15
10-
4
10-15
10-
4
10-15
10-
1
12'Ac
10-
50%
5c
25c
25c
2%
9c
9c
$1.25
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas Transmission—
4.65%
preferred
preferred
4.90%
preferred
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.12%,
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
preferred
4.60%
4.64%
(s-a)
9-16
preferred
(quar.)
5.00%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
preferred
5.25%
4.92%
(quar.)
9-23
1
18c
12'Ac
12'Ac
B
Tennessee
6
8-30
9-13
$50c
(quar.)
non-cumulative, preferred
Keys
9-
1
$20c
(quar.)
A
Class
9-30
10-
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
Class
10-21
62'Ac
27'Ac
(quar.)
Technicolor, Inc.
Stock
dividend
9-10
10-31
22'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
Inc., 5%
Ltd.,
1
12-10
$0.0027
(quar.)—
Publications
(G.),
1
10-
40c
...
Corp.
10-
15c
(quar.)
class
9-10
3c
15c
25c
(Fla.), com. (quar.)
-—;——
Instrument Co.
Taylor Wine (quar.)
Ten
9-16
9-30
11-
10c
common
4.50%
9-15
9-15 V
10-10
5%
(quar.)— __
(quar.)
Wayne
Preferred
8-26
9-13
9-191
-
common
Taylor
$5
9-12
1010-
10-
3%
(quar.)
Food Service,
Tamblyn
,
UOC
367Ac
(stock dividend)
(initial)
______
T.
I.
M.
E. Freight
(quar.)
Talcott (James), Inc. (quar.)_—
F.
9-20
9-20
———______
(quar.)
B
Class
New
9-20
10-15
10-
10-
20c
(quar.)—1'
common
& Loan Co.
Company
Swingline,
Szabo
9-20
57c
preference
(quar. 1
Co. of America (quar.)—
5%
>
15c
25c
56c
(stk. div.)
(increased-quar.)
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.) —
Superior Propane, Ltd.. $1.40 pfd.
(quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
10- 5
-
1
10-
26'Ac
International
Mining Co.
Sunset
Sweets
8-21
10-
25c
10c
Sunshine
9-10
9-30
9-14
$1.12%
25c
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
4.72%
10- 1 '
10- 1
10-10
10c
12'Ac
(quar.)
(Md.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(Tenn.)—
3c
10-21
9-16..
10- 4
20c
&
$5 conv. pfd.
$4.50 preferred
Sun Finance
5.24 y«%
$1.12'A
$1.25
9-25
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Chemical
6%
1
9-30
9-30
12'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
10-15
—
SuCrest
Water—
preferred (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
$4.50
5c
20c
25c
—
Extra
9-10
9-10
9-10
o9"10
9-20
10- 1
9-12
9-12
9--20
9-10
26'Ac
26'Ac
27c
Corp.,
Trust
Suburban
9-10
25c
10-18
Y.) —
(N.
Trust
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
5%
9- 5
9- 5
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Original
4.32%
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 2
10-15
9-30
9-30
10- 7
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10-31
9-30
9-30
42'Ac
56'Ac
9-20
10- 1
&
preferred
60c
Studebaker
.9-20
$1.12%
$1
50c
25c
10c
(quar.)
Propane
Southeastern
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)_
Carolina
9- 3
9- 3
9-15
62'Ac
57'Ac
641'iiC
5%
South
9-30
9-30
10- 1
22'Ac
-
South Carolina Electric &
10- 1
10-18
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Greene
Stubnitz
9-16
9-16
$1.25
iquar.)
10-18
1
11-
2%
(reduced)
:—
Clothier, common ■ (quar.)__
Inc.
preferred
$5
9-27
31'Ac
38%c
$1.38
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
preferred (quar.)
1
11-
50c
Corp.
Webster
Strawbridge
9-15
10c
12'Ac
—
&
Davin
Whatley
Stratoflex,
9- 6
10- 1
10- 1
11-
31'Ac
25c
& Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Stowe-Woodward,
Inc.
(quar.)—
T.
common
Sonotone,
10-29
27'Ac
27'Ac
-
Stop
10- 1
.4c
10-18
dividend
&
Stone
r~
$2.80
Stores,
preferred
10-15
10-18
1
Inc.—
Container
Stone
10- 1
25c
11- 1
10-11
$50c
1
UOc
convertible 2nd preferred
prior preferred
(quar.)
5%
5%
8-30
12'Ac
11-
$14c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Still-Man Manufacturing Corp.,
Stock
10-18
11-1
11-
30c
(accum.) —
pfd.
A
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
Stock dividend
10-15
9-20
9-16
t70c
(Increased-quar.) _____
Industries, Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Somerville
Drug
10- 1
11- 1
9-30
10- 1
B.)
Markets,
Stockton
8-30
10- 1
25c
15c
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Solitron Devices, Inc. (N. J,)—
Sommers
'
9-13
il7'Ac
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
15c
5.90%
9-16
tl7'Ac
,
$1
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
10-18
$1
(quar.)
(quar.):
Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
(John
Stevens
9-13
9-6
9-6
10- 4
preferred (quar.)„
Simplex Paper
(increased quar.)
Skyline Homes, class A (quar.)—
_l
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
preferred (quar.)
(T.
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$30c
(increased-quar.)
B
Simms
4Vi%
4'A%
9-30
$$1.75
15c
15c
6%
Inc.,
11- 1
$27'Ac
1
N. Y.)
Bank
onal
Na
Stetson
10-14
9-12
10-10
9-14
9-13
12- 6
9-30
25c
t25c
10c
(quar.)
B
Class
10-29
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
12-17
11- 1
12'Ac
11-
75c
Quarterly
1
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred C
(quar.)
Stern
& Stern Textiles,
common—
9-30
.9-16
33c
10c
(quar.)_—
——Shatterproof
Glass
(quar.)
Shawmut Association (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada (quar.)—
Shaver Food Marts,
clasls A
Shell Investments,
Ltd., 1st pref. (quar.)_
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Sheraton Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
—.———__—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada (quar.)_l_
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Corp.
Steel
Sharon
10-31
9-30 /
10c
10c
Pi
Sterling
Sterling
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-13
9-16
_
-
—
(John) & Co. (increased-quar.)
Oil & Gas Corp. (quar.)
Sexton
Steel
9-13
(s-a)
Bt
Stecher-T
10-15
10- 1
10-18
$1.10
'
(quar.)
imQre, N. Y.) (quar.)_
rust*~Co. (Boston) (quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
al, 3'A%
Lithograph
Corp. ■ (quar.)_
p.
(increased)
s
Inc.
(quar.)
Stauffer
9-30
10"^ 1
10- 1
$1.31'A.
...
(quar.)____
pfd.
dividend
Leather
Seton
s-a)
(increased
$5.25
Inc.,
10-18
1
(quar.)
y,
State
9-16
10-18
VlO-18
10-29
10-15
10- 1
1
(quar.)
Stat
10- 1
9-26
9-13
9-30
10-15
.
1
11-
.dividend
State
A.)—
common
Stock
10-15-
7'Ac.
10c
3V8C
-
10-15
.10-10
25c
5c
.15c.
,
___
:—
9-30
11- 1
.11- 1
50c
3%.
.
_
(initial-quar.)
5c*.
10-18
11-
11-
97'Ac
(quar.)
B
Stock
9-13
10- 1
35c
:
—
10-18
$1.03%
(quar.).
5'A%
Ltd., class
Starret;
12-18
(Phila.).._(quar.)—
9-27
1
$1.06'A
93%c
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Stanley Works
(quar.)
Star Industries,
class A (quar.) —
8-23
9-18
Corp. of America!!-—
American Shares' (quar.)
(H.
.
9-19
35c
Security National Bank of Long Island, .... .
(N. Y.)
;
Security Trust & Guaranty
See's
Candy Shops, cbmmon__L'____j—___
Class
B
:____—.
New
Class
9-19
9-19
...
10-10
11-
i2y2c
Co.
Screw
Brock,
Stanley
9-19
10-10
10-10
10-21
°
Standard-Thompson,
9-13
42'Ac
..
(quar.)
Bank
.
Sel-Rex Corp.
Standard
,
$1.56 'A
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
National
Servel,
10- 1
10- 1
$1.12'A
9-16
11- 1
30c
(quar.)_
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
& Poor's Corp.
(quar.)
Properties
Standard Radio, Ltd.
9-24,.
10-15
$70c
9-16
1
92'Ac
Standard
10-11
25c
Security Capital (initial)
Security Insurance Co. (New
Stock dividend
Selrner
11- 1
9-16
10-
$1.10
(quar.)j.
preferred
6%
Standard
Standard
10-11
$1
...
1
$1.07
of Ohio—
preferred series A (quar.)
Paper Mfg. Co., common
3%%
.
_—
Quarterly
Selas
11-20
11- 1
10-
10-1
$1.25
Standard
,
_1_
National
Seattle-First
Second
12- 2 •
85c
.1
9-2J
Standard Oil Co.
4-17
7-17
9-20
10-18
—-L—V-; 42'Ac
Roebuck
Sears
9-30
9- 5
9-13
5-1-64
8-1-64
10- 1
11-1
1
$1.16'A
(quar.).
B
Class
9-13
9-20
11-15
10-18
1-17
.
York Holdings—
&
9-20
9-12
25c
9-16
30c
10- 4
20c
10-4
35c.. 10-10
25c
12- 2
.27'Ac
11- 1
27'Ac 2-1-64
1_______
___—j__,—
Paper Co.—
'
preferred (quar.)
Southern
Enterprises Ltd.
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
9-10
10-
Inc.)
Ruby Foo's
10c
.
9-30
He
(quar.)
10-31
ioc
l5c
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
25c
_
(quar.)
Cola
1
9-13
9-20
J15c
dividend )_r.
Rogers (John) Co. (quar.)
Rohr Corporation
(quar.)
Rollins
9-23
10-
9-20
$1.41
Ltd.
(stock
9-20
9-20
25c
(quar.)
4%%
11- 1
10-21
9-20
5%
.j
Co.,
preferred H
l
9-26
flOc
(quar.)
4.10%
11-
9-24
10-30
35c
40c
.
$3.40
9-13
9-20
9-30
..
Seaboard Finance Co—
$5 preferred (quar.)
__:
i
$4.75 preferred, (quar.)
—___________
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)_—
1—
$20c
(quar.)
(qu$r.)_
Electric
&
Monthly'
10- 1
10-15
Schluderberg-Kurdle (qUar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. i(NV)
(quar.)_
—_
Schwitzer Corp., 5'A%
pfd._A .(quar.)
5'A%
preferred A (quar.).
,—,_—
5'A%
preferred A (quar,) —
)
...27'AC;
0%%
preferred A Iquar.)—
:__—. 27'Ac
Scott, & Fetzer
(monthly)
13c
Monthly—..
-___
»_
13c
I Scott
10- 1
15c.
.
Freight System, Inc.—Gifts
(quar.)
—
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)
$(yjO preferred (quar.)
Square D Company (quar.)
Sta-Rite
Products
(increased)
Stamford Chemical Industries, ■ Inc
Standard Dredging, common
(quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.).:——______
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher (quar.) —
Standard Fruit & Steam Ship—
$3
participating preferred
(quar.)
Standard Holding Corp, class A (quar.)
Spencer
9-19
9rl9
20c
30c
_________
Seaboard
J25c
(quar.)
!
Extra
•
ari6
10-
Spector
10-1
9-13
9-19
9-27
$1.31'A
_
Sugar
9-12
1
$30c
dividend
$1.09
preferred
preferred "B"
5'A%
•
30c
common—
10-18
9-30
10- 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10- 1
1
9c
,
9-19
9-19
9-19
10-18
,15c
.Co.,
Power
&
8-30
10- 1
t$1.10
Ltd.
Electric
"A" (quar.)
._.
(quarjw.„-..r.,—
Refining Corp... (quar.)—
Saxon Paper,
6% pfd.:(quar J-r—_______
Sawhill Tubular Products
(quar.)_!__—*—.
Scarsdale National Bank & Trust. Co. (N.Y.)
Increased
quarterly
__——
Schenectady Trust (N. Y.) ;(quar.)_
;___
Schenuit Rubber, class A __
,
Schering Corp., 5 % pfd. (quar.)
Schlage Lock Co.
(quar.)—
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing Co.
(quar.)
4.36%
•
5'A% 1st preference A
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney—r
$4.50 preferred A- (quar.)—:
9-13
9-30
10-18
preferred (quar.
conv.
9-13
In¬
(quar.)
Ltd.
class A &..,class B—
on
Scottish
9-13
10-25
4c
4c
20%,
common 1 quar.)——IQc
9-13
11-15
10- 1
10- 2
9-30
9-30
10- 1
11- 1
common
partic. preference
Robinson
Rochester
A
60c
Savannah
1
5c
50c
65c
40c
20c
25'c
(quar.)__
Mfg.,
L.)
preference
dividend
dividend
Savannah
11-
10- 1
10-1
11- 1
11- 1
ioc
12'Ac
Express
Company
known as
dustries, Inc.
■
$1.75
(s-a)-.,.-,.———
(s-a)
Company,
Sandura
10-
87'Ac J 10- 1
15c
11-15
25c
10- 1
~ 10c
9-30
14c
10- 1
50c
10-18
10c
9-30
15c
10-15
27'Ac
10-15
12'Ac
10- 1
12'Ac
10- 1
59%c
11- 1
$1.12'A'
11- 1
10%
Npw
6%
_____
__
dividend
Roadway
4%
orp
Company
Stock
$1
(quar.)
Products
B
Stock
9-13
1-25
60c
50%
9-20
10-
<
8-14
9-30
12-31
--—
:.
class A
Associates,
Class
9-30
9-30
10-11
10-25
10-15
11-
—
12- 2
9-13
10-10
9-23
10-10
9-30
9-30
10-15
10-15
15c
preferred- (quar.
Sanders
9-13
9-16
A
dividend
Stock
7%
10-10
11-15
90c
25c
30c
933/4C
•.
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Racing Association
Miguel Brewery Inc., common
______
9-17
10-1
9-25
9-20
10-25
10-15
10-15
22c
22'Ac
25c
(quar.).
Juan
San
Reliance Mfg. Co.—
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)_
common
9-13
10- 4
10-17
10- 1
iquar.)
Co.
&
5%
9-16
9-13
W.)
Gas & Electric,
4'A%
9-27
8-30
12-16
11c
,32c
6'Ac
15c
32c
i
Corp.
(Howard
Diego
4.40%
9.30
Investment
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service—•
4.40% preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
Quarterly
Soutnwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70%
preferred
(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.)
Spalding (A. G.)
& Bros. (quar.)_
Sparkletts Drinking Water Corp. (quar.)__
Sparton Corp., common
\v.
$1.25
1
10-15
$2
(s-a)
__
Southland
9-13
11- 1
10-25
10-1
425c
t$1.25
75c
55c
,
-..8-30
8-30
10- 1
$1.25
$1.20
t.00/0
Holders
When
Payable 0/ Rec.
Southern
Joseph
Saladmaster
9-20
9-10
$1
$1.07'A
preferred
4%
4.30%
9-16
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
Indiana Gas & Electric—
preierred (quar.)
"
New England Telephone (quar.)_,
Southern Railway
(M & O Stock Trust Ctfs.
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-30
Share
Company
Southern
9-13
9-30
9-30
9-30
(quar.)_
common
Selected
(quar.)..
Carriers
Redwing
_
(quar.)
Co.
Pump
10- 1
—
9-30
40c
!—
9-20
pay-,
tax
income
_________
& Batten, Ltd.,
preferred
Rapid Grip
-r--
,
(a
British
less
38%%)
of
—
common,
common
Organization,
ment
(quar.)—
America, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
10- 1
10- 1
10- 3
9-30
10-28
10- 1
1-2-64
20c
:
6c
I'/aC
preferred (quar.)
preferred f(quar.)
5%
10-14
«
5'A%
Quincy
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
25c
(s-a)
common
Quemont
10- 1
——'
(s-a)
A
8c
$60c
137'Ac
Ltd.,
Co.,
Telephone
Class
10-1
11-15
10-19
10-19
9-30
10- 1
5%
55c
$1.50
dividend)
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares..
Quebec
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-30
10- 5
10- 1
Inc.,
Stores
15c
$1.45
75c
$1.34
25c
—
Safeway
9-30
10-10
10- 1
12- 1
60c
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
4.18%
11-19
20c
—
4.08%
$1.40
H" 1
7c
receipts
Ltd. (quar.)
Primex Equities, class A__
Procter & Gamble,
8%
pfd. (quar.)
Procter-Silex, 4%%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc., com. (liquidating)
deposit
Brothers &
6%
11-19
$0,476
*50c
——————
American
Price
$
common
9-20
(Interim
less
Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)$3 prior preferred B
(quar.)
$5,375
preferred
(quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
—
prior
$5.80
Ordinary—
Mining
Gold
Brand
President
20c
t6'Ac
+57c
t7'Ac
37'Ac
25c
13%c
Financial
SFC
Name of
Payable of Rec.
V Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
11- 1
40-14
11-1
10-14
Potomac
Pratt,
1963
(1276)
—
:
—
—_!__
;
$1.02'A
$1.06'A
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16'A
$1.22%
$1.27'A
$1.28
$1.31
$1.31'A
$1.12'A
$1.18
$1.23
$1.25
$1.27
1
9-19
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
10-31
10-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-14
11-19
11-
1
10-21
9-30
10-21
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
1
9-16
10-
9-30
9-16
9-
6
1
9-
6
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
1010-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
.9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
.
Number 6303
198
Volume
.
.
.
(1277)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
_
Transport
(quar.)
Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Texas Elecinc Service Co.—
$5.80 preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
i—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
«
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—
5.40% preferred (quar.)
——
51/4 </0
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
$1.35
$1.31 V4
$1.24
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Texas
Utilities Co.
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4%
preferred
$4.76
class
Top Products, class
Packing (quar.)
10-10
10-10
10-10
Tonka
Toys Inc.
Toronto-Dominion
9-13
1
9-13
Universal
Oil
10-10
9-17
Universal
Pictures
Universal
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
15c
10-
1
9-13
6%
30c
10-
1
9-14
Upjohn
15c
12-
1
11-20
9-30
9-17
31V4C
$1.28
31V4c
10-
1
9-13
$1.18
12 tec
9-30
9-30
9-15
Valley
9-30
9-15
Van
9-15
Vermont
I
9-30
10-15
$1.12 te
9-30
9-10
$1.06',4
9-30
9-10
Vendo
30c
10-10
9-16
Viau,
13c
10-15
10-
7
10-15
10-
7
10-
Corp.,
11-1
9-30
Common
9-30
Quarterly
10-
1
(9-13
25c
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-
1
11-
1
10-16
$4c
10-
1
9-13
$30c
10-
1
9-13
$25c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
N.
Ordinary
1
9-18
10-31
10-15
9-19
12-
2
11-15
11-
1
10-18
10-
11-
9
10-15
10-
1
10-
County
Union
Electric,
(Elizabeth,
Trust
J.)
N.
Corp.,
Finance
9-19
(Qu,3,r.)
'
noncumulative
Oiass
■
9-13
1
9-11
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
9-30
8-31
10-18
10-18
4%
11-15
10-18
7%
11-15
10-18
6c
11-
4
10-14
6c
11-
4
10-14
11-
4
10-14
-11-
1
10-
.
$15c
4
4%
Union
9-13
9-30
9-13
$2.50
9-18
1
15c
10-
40c
10-1
9-
9
20c
10-
9-
9
Artists
United
1
15c
10-15
9-14
30C
9-30
9-20
10-29
9-13
12-10
11-22
class
preference
2 te %
45c
H-* 0
t75c
(quar.)
A
United
1
9-6
I-*
United
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating
(quar.)
Bank (Brooklyn,
Shoe
7%
S.
U.
Borax
S.
9-30
10-10
9-20
&
RR
Machinery,
realized
—
(quar.)
,,
(quar.)—.—
—
—__
Gypsum
Industries',
Lines
Co.,
S.
National
S.
Playing
Co.—
9-30
9-13
1
9-16
62 tec
10-10
9-23
37 tec
10-10
10-
9-23
$1.75
10-
1
8-30
12-
1
11-14
10-15
9-26
$1.12%
(Baltimore)
25c
33c
4te%
Bank
Card
Natural
Pacific
Gas,
RR.
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
(s-a)
(quar.)(
(Oregon)
(quar.)__
(quar.)T
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
11-19
9-30
Class
A
Weyenberg
Shoe
Wichita
Stock
9-13
9-10
(Norman)
9-23
(quar.)
1
9-23
9-1,0
12-
2
11-12
10-
1
9-10
11-
1
&
Co.
for
each
(Edwin
Company
Baumer
of
10
L.)
one
Candle
Co
charges—
deductions
income
charged to construction—credit—
18,600
38,605
71,048
(669,124)
(190,673)
of
outstanding at end
stock
common
198,
517,585
5,351,524
517,585
5,453,060
4,833,939
5,970,645
preferred
on
$1.50
$1.54
-
■■■-'-.y.'::-
3,204,686
3,525,154
1050.
p.
I
•
1
10-
11-
11-1.5
1
9-
9-30
7
9-13
11-
10-15
10- 1
1-2-64
10-15
10- 1
$1.25
$1.25
35c
11c
$50c
.
3
3
10-
7
10-
7
10-7
9-25
9-10
12-10
Sept.
73.37%
30c
10- 1
10-10
10-11
held
that
the
of
—
Acquires 73.3 % of West
L. Hamilton, President of Island
Island Creek had acquired 628,993
capital stock of West Kentucky
common
Creek Coal
shares, or
Coal Co.
out that Island Creek's offer to buy the
stock of West Kentucky at $12.50 per share would remain
pointed
Hamilton
Mr.
common
until
Oct.
7
to
as
those
holders
who have not yet made a
tender.
Island Creek of all the tendered
West Kentucky stock, the Directors of West Kentucky met in Cleve¬
land for the purpose of accepting resignations from Cyrus S. Eaton
and others, and electing in their stead James L. Hamilton of Hunt¬
ington, W. Va.; George Gund and H." L. Vail of Cleveland; Gordon
MaCVean of Pittsburgh; and Robert G. Stone, of Boston.
with
the purchase by
reconstituted
The
giving
Chief
Chief
and
him
West
and
President
ton,
Chairman
Kentucky Board elected James L. Hamil¬
Executive Officer of Island Creek, as
Officer of West Kentucky, thereby
Executive
executive
full
responsibility for
both companies.
No-
made by the Board with respect to any other
officers, and Mark E. Eastin, Jr., of Madisonville,
remains as President and Director.—V. 198, p. 954.
other
changes
West
Kentucky
Kentucky,
were
3
9-13
9-1,3
Saltsburg,
This
announced
has
Samuel
9-13
9-16
record
period
9-13
9-14
producer of portioned frozen meat products
high sales and earnings results for
ending June 30, 1963.
Pa.
new
month
nine
the
Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Steak
Jiffy
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
$1.31 V4
15c
11c
15c
James
24.
announced
Co.,
9-20
9-
_10-15
10-15
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
10-18
$1.4334
■ 25c
$1.25
4
99-
Coal Co.
Creek
Island
Kentucky Coal—
Coincident
*
65,523
321,198
expense,
period
President, reported earnings per share of
$4,385,000 compared with 57 cents per share
for the same period in fiscal 1962.
Erenstein,
J.
of
59
cents
on
sales
on
sales
of
$3,960,000
10-
4
9-
6
and
9-
6
year-end
further stated that indications are that volume
will continue at the current record pace, and that
results would be the highest in the company's history.
—V.
p.
9-17
Erenstein
Mr.
earnings
197,
523.
9-16
9-
9
10-'4
I
9-20
9-13
Jupiter
9-20
25c
10- 1
9-11
43c
10- 1
9-10
25c
10- 1
9-20
Corp.—Shows First Half Profit—
totaled $422,302 in the six months ended June 30,
income
Net
Wexler,
Jerrold
President,
six-month
The
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shares
9-13
share of Markan,
shares
discount &
debt
stock
!
Balance after preferred stock dividends-Earnings per share applicable to shares of
com.
stock outstanding at end of period
open
(quar.)
1,653,425
18,600
of
income-
Net
10-10
30c
(quar.)
6,942,529
1,653,425
debt_
long-term
interest
Interest
9-18
9-30
River Oil Corp.—
Wiegand
Will
Corp.
distribution
Inc.
Wilcox
10-
9-30
10c
preferred (quar.)
Motor Co., 5te%
pfd. (quar.)
Cement Mfg. (reduced)
Whitehall Fund, Inc. (quar.)_
6
1
9-30
J35c
30c
$5
6,854,325
88,204
89,265
7,360,267
9-23
Corp.—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
(quar.)__
457,927
7,271,002
.•
'
—V.
5,029,234
(
premium
Dividends
of
4,439,011
464,410
income
on
Miscellaneous
9-23
35c
(quar.)
taxes
State ;
&
:J
9-23
tlOc
15c
" 30c
9-26
10-10
9-23
9-30
37 tec
(quar.)
Mfg.
Wiatt
10-
9-30
9-30
Federal
2,487,079
4,038,632
4,606,675
deductions:
Amortization
9-15
11-19
income
State
&
deferred
earnings
Other
9-30
f 10c
Foods
Fed.
taxes
income—net
Income
9-16
Co.—
class
Net
Other
14,370,056
8,431,935
14,999,012
8,382,774
4,163,716
4,781,002
depreciation
for
taxes
for
9-20
9
.__
2,575,596
for
less
9-20
power
operating expenses
income
9-20
9-
,L
I
water
Provision
9-20
10-15
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-3,0
9-30
(quar.)
B
8-30
10-, 1
9-20
(quar.)
A
Class
1
65c
1
10-
$27,704,146
17,788,438
17,822,667
682,629"
749,050
$28,605,456
General
9-26
9-20
62 Vac
(quar.)_
10-
22 tec
'
10-15
10-10
1962
1963
31—
Aug.
Maintenance
On
(quar.)
.
revenues:
and
Other
9-26
1,5c
5% preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)
and
6
—
Steam
1
30c
;—
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd.—
Wetterau
Gas
8-29
10-15
10-
Foods, Ltd.—
preferred
tax.
Operating expenses and taxes:
Coal, oil, gas and purchased
9-30
10c
non-cumulative
7%
payment
here,
Service Co.—Earnings—
Ended
Months
12
9-16
10-15
$1.50
Stationery
Holding
12-
5
33c
„
(quar.)
Company
93%c
9-
..
(quar.)
|
5%
(quar.)_
Western Union Telegraph
(quar.)
Western Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
$2
indicated
iless 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
Electric
9-30
1
40c
preferred
preferred
Whitney
50c
11-15
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.72%
1st & 2nd preefrred
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Westfair
income
Iowa Public
9-20
10-1
10-
70c
$2.75
Whiting
1
9-6
59%c
59tec
68%c
59c
68c
Tablet &
was
date is
Investment News
8-27
9-30
11-30
9-30
9-30
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
8-30
27 tec
9-30
■
10-1
Common
incorrect. The corrected
date
funds,
Continued from page
9-20
63%c
5%
"
9-15
37 tec
1
0
10-11
1
$2.50
Gas
9-30
1-1-64
6
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
56 te c
11-
$0,962
preferred (quar.)
.j_
4.75%
preferred A (quar.)
Western
source. Non¬
9-16
9-13
$2.55
9-23
40c
1
$1.12te
$1.05
$1.02te
$1.10
30c
12tec
Pennsylvania National Bank
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Western Pennsylvania Natural Gas—
&
at the
General Corporation
9-11
1
1
Western
Power
deductible
7%.
tax.
record
U. S.
Jamaica
Less
x
Gross
(quar.)
75c
____
101010-
90c
:
(quar.)
Cos.
-
4te%
Co.
,
White
from
quar.)
Inc.,
:
Whitehall
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Plywood
334%
Western
Western
,
Interest
(quar.)
10c
capital
U.
S.
••
$1.12 te
—
plus
gains____
(increased
U.
U.
10c
$1.37 te
$1.37te
(quar.)
common
Extra
S.
>
& Chemical—
States
Common
U.
$2.50
(quar.)__
Canal
Foreign Securities—
from ordinary
income
United
S.
9-20
&
15c
U.
9- 3
1
12-20
4te%
preferred (quar.)—__,
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
U.
1
10-
10-24
Corp.
preferred
preferred
6%
10-
$1
1-10-64
(quar.)
Piece Dye Works—
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
37 tec
$10c
United
United
8-30
$2.50
New
United
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
United
Pacific
10-
& Canal (quar.)____ -
Jersey RR.
Jersey
9-10
$1.06(4
____
1
Y.) —
______
New
Hill Mines
Keno
United
9-12
10-
$1.06 Va
——___
N.
Quarterly
United
9-30
40c
common
Industrial
United
'
■
10c
investment income
(quar.)_—
net
from
Corp.,
Gas
4(4%
I
Income Fund
Quarterly
A
dividend.
this
tax
resident tax
15%;
published
in
9-16
$$1.75
4.75%
United Funds:
United
class
Western
stocks
—
1
40c
:
Preferred
Corp.—
(Stock dividend on com. and class B
payable in common stock)
United Electric Coal Cos.
(quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.
6%
Common
9-30
Pacific
Union
10-
22 tec
Casualty
preferred
9-10
9-16
9-18
3%I
& Surety (Kan.)
(quar.)
Insurance Securities Co.
(K. C.) —
6%
for
funds,
income
and/or
date
_
Massachusetts
$75c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)___—.—
—__—
com.
(increased quar.)
preferred (s-a)__
—
—
Rock & Materials Corp. (Ariz.) (quar.)
Twist Drill (quar.)
:
Western
$69c
RR.,
1
22 Vac
Western
Western
Previously
t Payable
Provision
preferred (quar.)—___;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
y
9-17
10-
11-19
11-15
tax
British
Less
9-17
1
11c
& Paper
5% pfd.
Inc. (quar.)
Co.
10-10
9-30
9-16
9-30
50c
(quar.)___
class A
deposit receipts--Western Maryland Ry., common
11-15
Investment
Union
9-30
10-
50c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Pulp
closed
not
Canadian
in
Provision
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Electric
9-16
9-16
9-17
9-17
9-30
9-23
9-20
12 Vac.
American
25c
Transfer books
a
9-16
Holdings, Ltd. Ordinary—
(Interim payment of jRand 0.75 per share
less South African non-resident tax of
8 7-tec
preferred
Union
9-30
10-15
10-1
$1.25
—
dividend)
10-15
30c
9-30
9-30
9-30
Western
92 tec
(quar.)_
preference A
Virginia
10- 1
10- 1
15c
$6c
i__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
$ Payable
10- 7
18c
Co.—
Power
17tec
$1.25
:___
Co. (quar.)
Supply, Ltd.
Jewelry
Zenith
Operating
:
preferred
1
10-
Zale
10- 7
9-16
9-20
9-16
31C
—
preferred (quar.)
,___■
4.10% preferred (quar.)____
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40% pfd.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-19
10-19
30c
v
income
(quar.)
Penn
$1
$1.75
30c
:___
Bros.—
preferred
.
Fargo
Western
10-
7%
resident
10c
-
Management,
B
9-30
9-14
9-16
(quar.)
Curry
9-16
26V4C
—
.)
Bank (San Francisco) (quar.)
West Kootenay Power & Light Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
.
$1.12 te
————
preferred
9-16
9-30
12 tec
____________
(stock
Corp.
investment
net
From
Wellington
&
5% ©preferred
*
shares
American
Westates
50c
•
1
9-30
10-
10c
(quar.)
;
W^kom Gold Mining—
West
J.)
—___
(H. R.)
10-15
10-1
9-30
10-1
10- 1
10-15
9-12
9-13
$1.25
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Stores,-class A (quar.)
9-19
32c
—
9-30
20c
Bros.-
9-13
$15c
of Canada, Ltd., com.
Gas Co.
pfd.
$5
(quar.)__
Motor
Weissberg
1
10-
9-13
.
25c
pfd. C (quar.)__
King Corp., 6%
10-15
$10c
(quar.)—_
common
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Waukesha
West
1
10c
__
4te'%
4.20%
10-14
(quar.).;——_—
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.) __________
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
—
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)______
$4
6%
10-21
11-16
18c
$4.50
51/2%
10-21
9-13
1
20c
Productions (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.).^
Co. (quar.)
Bros.
Pictures
(quar.)—:___
Electric Brake & Clutch Co. (quar.)
Telephone
Park
Youngstown
10-
10-15
$2c
37c
7tec
(quar.)
(J. S.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
;
Steel Door (increased),
7%
5
12 tec
Bros.
Wayne
10-
6c
—
Weiss
11-11
10-15
40c
6c
(Jim)
5%
11-29
(Canada)—
Fund
Investment
___
Water
3
Disney
Class
._w._____-.___—_____
Union
6%
9-18
1
30c
Center
Quarterly
Union
9-30
7
11-15
(quar.)—J.
Yosemite
Wellington Fund, Inc.—
10-
10c
75c
4,
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)__.
National Bank (Union, N.
Bank
Union
Union
9-16
1
11-15
Acceptance
Union
Walt
Warner
Waste
—__$0.499133
i.—
Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
non-cum.
partic. 2nd pfd.
3
17 tec
Washington Mills
——
—
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)__4—.__—.—
shares
dividend
Cash
9-
(quar.)
Gas
Special
Extra
3
h
9-13
_,___
Common
1
10-
County
York
9-
*
9-27
(20 guilders each)
(4-for-3 stock split)—
shares
York
9-
income)
(quar.)—
9-23
V.—
York
New
3
1
Ltd.
Worts,
&
1
10-1
62tec
37 tec
7V2C
15c
-1_
3
9-
75c
10-10
Shares
(4-for-3
—
9-
1
(quar.)
Corp
Wanace
& 'lieinan
(quar.)
Walnut Grove Products (quar.)
Wells
Cash dividend
1
10-1
10c
$1.13
(William)
Warner
10c
5c
(quar.)
Y.)
9-27
10-
$1.25
27Vac
—
r_"—
\
Warren
10-
9-11
11-30
10-15
9-30
li__;
Mfg. (quar.)
Batteries
(quar.)_
10-11
10-
-
—i_
_—__—
Unilever
Business Forms
Wallace
9-30
-
10- 1
12-16
11- 1
(initial)__;
preferred
$1.40
Corp.—
investment
net
Wallace
9-18
10-
9-10
25c
10c
40c
$3c
—
Towne
&
York
10-
(quar.)
Shoe
investing
Street
(From
Warner
(qUar.)
(N.
(B. B.)
Walker
Wan
9-30
10-10
9-6
10- 1
Yocam
62 tec
(quar.)
Gooderham
(Hiram)
Walker
10-21
32c
10- 1
31c
9-20
7c
preferred
prior
$3
20c
"62 tec
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
9-27
62 tec
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Virginia National Bank (quar.)
Von Hamm-Young Inc. (s-a)
Vulcan
Corporation, $4.50 pfd.
7 tec
Corp.—
10-18
Chemicals & Smelting Co.—
Walter
Depositary receipts for American
representing
ordinary
shares
stock split) _f
60c
4
Limited—
Unilever
Union
10-
10-15
25c
—
Trust
6
10-
Tyler Pipe & Foundry, common
Tyson's
Foods
——
Underwriters
6
25c
1—'—J
_____
Industries
9-
6
$$1.12te
Trylon Chemicals Inc. (quar.)
,
208 'South; La Salle Street Corp.
(quar.)__
Twin Industries, $1.50 preierred (quar.)——
Unarco
9-17
9-20
11- 1
*
5%
9il3
10- 1
Yale
7c
A
Virginia
1
25c
25c
4
$20c
class
B
9-20
9-30
Monthly
10-11
10c
5
(Jersey City)—
of New Jersey
Co.
2
10-
(quar.)_,
Freight,
Class
(Mass.)—
9-16
Younker
10-
7tec
Trice Products
(quar.)i.—62tec
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred (s-a)Exsi.
$3.12
Trust
10-
10-
1
7c
Ltd.
Viking
Bank
9-23
Xtra,
$1.25
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
!
;__
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)__
50c
"
*
11-
30c
9-10
1
(quar.T_*___—-—
Triangle. Conduit &-Cable Co. (resumed)—
9-16
$0
9-13
10-
common—.—--.—
■
Company
National
9-16
7 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
9-30
32c
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
11-
preferred
$2.50
5(4%
15c
30c
10- 1
33c
-
—
1
$15c
/_____—-1—
Tri-Continental
Common
L
Jr. Co.
(Wm.)
20c
(quar.)
1
$75c
Forging
9-30
9-30
29 tec
class A
$$1.50
(quar.)
Press
Color
Xerox
(quar.)__
1
;
Steel
„
15c
10-
(quar.) —
of America-—
Transportation Corp.
Class' A ■ (quar.)
Transue
& Williams
9-27
15c
(increased s-a)
preferred (qqar.)
National Savings Bank—
(quar.)
Monthly
9-16
22c
B.)
(J.
9-30
11-1
15c
(quar.)
9-20
2%
:
Co.
preferred
50c
Wrigley
9-30
10-15
9-10
9-30
9-13
10-10
9-17
9-16
10- 1
18c
9-16
9-30
11 Vac
(quar.)
6%
Co.
Industries
County
Quarterly
World
10-10
Inc.
Tanning
Ltd.,
Worcester
4
$1.12 te
.__l
10-
$50c
(John)
9-11
Corp.—
(quar.)
15c
'
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
—:
Transcontinental Bus System
Quarterly
1
-$20c
preierred
preferred
6%
10-
15c
10-
(accum.) —
common
1
&
75c
25c
(quar.)
B.),
Shoe
Alexander,
Young
75c
$50c
Fund,
1
10-
9-30
(quar.)—_—
Forge Products,
Sciver
12 tec
(quar.)~J!
Corp.
11-
9-15
37 tec
31'/4C
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
9-19
9-30
30c
30C
10c
30c
—
i!
_
Distributing
& Light, common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-13
___
preferred (quar.)
4te%
preferred .(quar.)
Company
Woodall
25c
Power
1
;
(quar.)
B
Wood
9-16
5c
5%
Trane
Utah
1
$20c
A
Class
9-25
10-15
25c
1st partic.
Tcrrington Company
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
(quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
Class
10-25
7 tec
(quar.)
Company
10-
——
Ltd., 6%
Star,
3c
(quar.)
A
j
Co.
(Howard
Wood
15c!
Upson
.10-
(quar.)
60c class A
Works,
Iron
Toronto
Wolf
Wolverine
common--—..^;.—
Utah Construction & Mining
9-13
6
10-31
10- 1
10-11
9c
$1.50
(quar.)
9-16
9-17
9-30
9-
rr
9-20
9-14
10- 4
9-13
9-16
Power—
(quar.)
Chemical
9-10
(quar.)
com.
&
on
Oil
Witco
;~3>—
class
preferred
Wiser
8-30
9-30
$2
Co. "• (Michigan)
25c
$15c
Toronto
dividend
9-13
,
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)____
(monthly)_j.
Stores
Electric
preferred
1
(quar.)__
convertible
6%
9-30
10-
30c
Products
Publishing
Stock
1
9-30
6
Ltd
Envelopes,
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
9-30
15c
$$2.50
40c
$1.06 te
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
62 tec
(quar.)—
(quar.)__;
preferred
4Va%
13c
Y.)
10-
28c
(quar.)
Universal Marion Corp.;
1
(quar.)—____—
Bank
55c
preferred
10-
—_
Trust (Ithaca,' N.
(quar.)
—
County
8%
10-
40c
9-
Share
Company,
Winn-Dixie
9-26
10-1
Co.
Stationers
&
4.25%
3
12-18
10-15
$1UC
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)
i_eaf Tobacco, common
(quar.)
3
12-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-23
10-15
87 tec
Universal
9-21
Tobin
Tompkins
Container
1
——
Wilson
40c
Industries-
Automated
1
17 tec
Willson
9-23
(quar.)
Universal
1
20c
(quar.)—
A
7
11-
—-■
__—
A
Utilities
Universal
9-
Williamson
9-27
10-15
Virginia
10-10
1
9-25
10-14
Bankshares, Inc. (quar.)
Universal American Corp., conv. pfd. (quar.)
11-
3UC
(quar.):—_——___
B
Class
Tip
United
—
pfd. 1959 series (quar.)
$1.25 preferred 1960 series (quar.)
__
$3 conv preferred 1963 series (quar.)
Thriftway Foods Inc.
(quar.)__
____
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4te%
pfd. A (quar.)
4*4%
preferred B (quar.)__
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 (quar.)
_____
Co.,
United
9-16
10-1
conv.
Finance
9-16
1
1-
10-15
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Electric,
Towns
35c
Markets, common (quar.)
—
5% convertible initial preferred (quar.)—
5% non-convertible preferred B (quar.)—
Thrift Investment Corp., com.
(quar.)
j._.
Time
1
(Boston)
Co.
Co.
Trust
S
United
31V4C
Thorofare
$1.50
1
10-
10-
11-
(quar.)__
_
(quar.)
Tool
10-
U
25C
—
—:
Trust
9-16
11- 1
(quar.)_.
common
S.
10-15
$1.25
Inc.,
U.
1
11-
10-
Industries
(quar.)—_________—
Thompson-Starrett, 70c pfd. (accum.)
Power
9-16
Name of Company
50c
(quar.)
When
Per
of Rec
12 tec
(quar.)
Snoe
S.
30c
Thompson
Thor
9-16
1
$1.19
(quar.)
Mills
Thomaston
1
10-
$1
common—
Industries,
Thomas
10-15
1
10-
$1.14
.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Therm-O-Disc Inc.
(quar.) —
Thomas
& Betts Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
11-
Servateria
S.
Corp.
Holders
Payable
22 tec
S.
Smelting Refining & Mining Co., com.
7%
preferred (quar.)
U.
S.
Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd. (quar.)
U.
1-14-64
—
$1.25
$5
U.
$1.21
$4
$4.56
Textron,Inc.,
U.
9-30
50c
(quar,)^-
pfd.
$4.84
Light,
&
Power
i
10-15
10-19
$1.27
$1.16
$1.14
$1
(increased)
Pharmacal
■yexas
'Texas
10-30
10c
$$1
Canada,
Texaco
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Terminal
Holders
When
per
,
When
Per
""
I
0/ Company
Name
49
net
reported to stockholders.
income,
The
fmm
to stockholders also disclosed that
$15,736,779 for the first six months of
vear earlier.—V. 197, p. 1316.
mid-year report
revenues
.C3
rose
0K4
to
144
a
covered the first half of
with a net loss of $76,646 in
which
Jupiter's 1963 fiscal year, compared
the comparable six months of 1962i
operating
this year
' ~
(1278)
50
.*
|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
- v.
"
Sale
lor
Provision
announced
disclosed
amount
4,575,000
Lundy.
McMillan
6,780,000
gain on sales of
the
for
income
Net
income- per
British
year
298.466
outstanding
$3.80
$2.72
,665,710
year-end__
at
4,510,028
.328,162
_—_
1,656,505
walls.—V.
'■
An earnings increase
198,
.
convertible into common stock beginning in 1968.
which would have a dividend limitation of
into common beginning in
share-for-share basis.
Lanvin shareholders would
receive for each share currently held 0.7 share of the new common
and 0.3 preferred.
Charles of the Ritz holders would receive 1.3
share of the new common for each of their currently held shares.
The Charles of the Ritz class B common, all 839,538 shares of
which
are
held by Richard Salomon, President, would be con¬
verted into 49,422 shares of new common and 1,000,000 shares of
new
class
B
common.
This is the equivalent of l*/4 shares of
B
class
each share he currently holds.
said Mr. Salomon's stock
would represent
individual holding in the merged concern.
Late this year,
the announcement said, Edouard L. Cournand,
President
of
Lanvin-Parfums, and
certain other Lanvin holders
will
make
a
public offering of 800,000 common shares of the
merged concern.
This offering will be made through Goldman,
Sachs & Co. and White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York, as managing
stock
new
for
announcement
The
the
largest
underwriters.
the
on
Co.—Net Up 6.5%—
Leeds & Northrup
The
announced an
has
company
Exchange.—V.
Stock
York
New
would apply for list¬
198, p. 475.
said the merged concern
announcement
The
ing
increase of
in its first
6V2 %
quarter net earnings over the same period a year ago. It also re¬
ported a 7% Increase in new orders over the same period. .
Shipments for the first quarter ended Aug. 31, amounted to $10,542,000. compared with $10,583,000 in the first quarter of the pre¬
The backlog of open orders at
vious year.
than
Chicago,
Canadian
subsidiary amounted to $343,000 for the quarter, against $322,000
for
the previous year's
first quarter.
After providing dividends
of $39,060 on preferred stocks, the current, earnings are equivalent
to 38 cents a share on the common stock, a record for the period
This compares with 36 cents a share for the same period last year.
—v. 197, p. 1316. •
'
: .
earnings
net
Consolidated
Purchase
the
of
-
its
and
company
for
Business
Lewis
Forms Inc.—Debentures
Offered—
Reynolds
Co., Inc., New York, and
Saunders, Stiver & Co., Cleveland, offered publicly,
$1,250,000 of this firm's 4%% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Sept. l, 1975, at 100%, and ac¬
crued interest from Sept. 1, 1963. The offering was
Sept.
24,
I
amount of which was
consists of more than $500,000
Financial will take over the
198,
'
FEATURES—The debentures are convertible
previously redeemed, at prices ranging
REDEMPTION
$19.00
Sept.
under
share to Sept. 1, 1968. $21.50 per share to and including
1, 1972, and at $25 to Sept. 1. 1975. subject to adjustment
certain
conditions.
A
mandatory
sinking fund beginning
prior
debentures
redemption
For
redeemable
be
on
principal
$936,000
retire
to
calculated
is
1, .1967
Sept.
of
into
from
unless
stock,
per
amount
"
will
to maturity.
;
through the sinking fund, the debentures
Sept.
1, 1967 to 1974, inclusive,' at par,
BUSINESS—The
company,
including
municipal,
and
wholesale
retail,
by
used
products
CAPITALIZATION
and
state
county,
GIVING
and
manufacturing
Federal
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
usqd
inland
as small
pleasure
coastal waterways.
Outstanding
convertible
bentures,
stock
—V.
p.
Life
Stock
subordinated
de¬
1,250,000
500,000 shs.
1975
due
Common
198.
$794,000
$850,000
1977
43A%
f'
notes
promissory
unsecured
due
($1
par)
______
1,250,000
283,176 s'.is.
377.
Co.
of
Pennsylvania
Split—
_ .
—
Proposed
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
The
vania
the
to
198,
shares.
action
Governor
reduction
less
than
the
William
of
followed
Board
the
W.
par
Co.
Contract
Motor
Privately
Sold
Notes
—
On
junior subordinated notes due July 31, 1978, Md
sold privately through White, Weld & Co., New
its
Robinson-Humphrey
and
York,
Corp.—Reports Record Net,
Aeronautical
Sales—
quarter"
the
for
earnings
and
Sales
nine
and
months
ended
hisitory of
Aug. 31, 1963 were the highest for any period ;in the
the company," James M. Riddle, Jr., President, reported.
Net earnings for the quarter increased 33%
to $313,000,
based
share
Nine
last
Earnings
year.
to a record $3,300,000,
increased 32%
the similar quarter
quarter
in
quarter
per
months
sales
year
a
and
up from
of
of
life
a
new
law
insurance
which
were
also
the highest for
any
period
The company's fiscal year ends Nov. 30.
Mr. Riddle, in reporting the record figures, stated that
results
do
not
include
Triton
Marine Products, Inc.,
year
ago.
acquired by Narco.—V.
198, p.
operating
recently
1138.
stock
Board's action will be sought at a
special meeting which will be held next month. No definite date
ior the meeting has yet been set.—V. 198, p. 571.
approval
of
the
Thus, the
The company
operation
be
made
at
Redemption—
has called for redemption on
the
of
October,
due
the
Oct. 15, 1963, through
fund, $350,000 of its 47/b% debenture
plus accrued interest. Payment will
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., 40 Wall St.,
100.96%
New
York.—V.
Nebraska
194,
p.
"
1949.
Consolidated Mills Co.—Acquisition—I
Purchase
Nebraska
J. A.
of
Sheridan
Consolidated,
Flouring Mills/ Inc., Sheridan, Wyo.,Omaha, was announced On Sept. 24,
Mactier, Nebraska Consolidated
President.
,
by
py
stock
partially for construction of
of bank loans, and work¬
factory, repayment
new
910.
Presidential Realty Corp.—Shows
9 Months' Loss—
the
operating revenue and
operating profits for
July 31, 1963, exceeded those for the previous
full fiscal year. That year's figures stood at $4,503,800 and $870,073, respectively.
,
"/■
Joseph M. Baruch, President of the diversified real estate com¬
pany,
reported for the first nine months this year a net
of
$1,006,934. or 85 cents
a common
share, before
.depreciation, write-off of deferred mortgage charges, and
gains. This is 68 72 7®
in excess of the comparable
or
r61 cents a common "share earned
in the like nine months of the
Both
nine
gross
months
ended
-
Profit
accelerated
capital
$597,504,
fiscal' year. The per share profit for the nine months
is calculated on the basis of 1,188,000 combined class
B shares which are listed on the American Stock
Exchange, against 984.240 shares a year ago.
1
Rental and other recurrent income
from operations (exclusive
of capital gains i
for the latest nine months stood at $4,529,882,
up 44.67®
from $3,132,265 earned the year before. Mortgage amor¬
tization payments were $583,260, compared
with $351,152. Depre¬
ciation
and
write
off
of
deferred mortgage charges totalled
$1,437,106, against $858,012. The net loss before capital gains of
$10,789 was $430,172. against $260,508 a year earlier when capital
gains were„$211,102, The figures for both the quarter and nine
months
include
operations
of
Audubon
Park, a 1392-fa.mily
apartment.—V. 198, p. 8.
A
sinking
1983, at
Pfizer
preceding
National Fuel Gas Co.—Partial
permits
company
and Coty
ing capital—V. 198, p.
$2,500,000
in the company's history.
Earnings for the nine
months to Aug. ^31,
1963, rose 14%
to a record $790,000, equal
to 74 cents a share, from $694,000, or 65 cents a share a year ago.
Nine months Sales this year reached a new high at $9,286,000 for
an increase of 18%, over sale of $7,860,000 in
the like nine months
similar
a
share,
ago.
earnings
shares of Coty, Inc., outstanding and one
for each 10 shares of Coty International.
will offer to buy Coty, Inc., shares for
soon
Proceeds will be used
up from
1,065,689
shares currently outstanding,, were 29
against 22 cents a year ago.
Sales in the August
the
on
a
August
the
in
$235,000
it
Pjkyskool Manufacturing Co.—Notes Sold Privately
Sept. 23, 1963, it was reported that the company
arranged to place privately $2,500,000 of its 5% prom¬
issory notes due Sept. 1, 1981. Of the total, $1,500,000
have been sold to Teachers Insurance & Annuity As¬
sociation of America and the balance may be sold to
the same purchaser at its option prior to Sept. 30,1964.
Lehman-Brothers, New York, arranged the financing.
2618.
National
472
common
—On
Inc., Atlanta.
Co.,
said
I
been
—V. 190, p.
Pfizer
International shares for $5 from remaining stock¬
stockholders either may select cash or eventually
-7'.
On Sept.
25, Pfizer bought the Coty stock for $18,633,446. The
Coty, Inc., stock,
1,278,861 shares, was purchased from Pharmaparcos, S. A., and Dunhill International. Inc.,
for $13,816,936, or
about
$10.80 per
share. The Coty International stock, 1,233,302
shares, was purchased from Pharmaparcos and other stockholders
for
$4,816,510, or about $3.91 per share.
The acquisition of Coty marks Pfizer's entry into the perfume
and cosmetics business.—V. 197, p. 2154.
Sept. 23, 1963, it was reported that $3,200,000 of this
firm's senior notes due July 31, 1978, $750,000 of its
subordinated notes due July 31, 1978, and $250,000 of
$5.
Stockholder
—
each
for
also
receive
198, p. 475.
Inc., this issue.—V.
Mills,
General
Co.—Six Months' Net Lower—
a slight gain in earnings on record
has reported
the second
of
$11.25
this
the recent signing by Pennsyl¬
Scranton
value
common
Pfizer
Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
_
of
company
for
holders.
See
100
1183.
Nitro-Chemicals Ltd.—Commercial Sol¬
Acquire Remaining Shares—
Commercial Solvents Corp., this issue.—V. 198, p. 471.
share
767.
p.
Morton Foods,
10O
.
1,200 shs.
43,658 shs.
$300,000
1,200 shs.
100,000 shs.
$300,000
conv.
—V.
100
350
200
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co. — Acquires Majority of Coty
Stock—Proposed Merger; Acquisition—
The company has announced that it plans to merge Coty,
Inc.,
into
Pfizer
and
acquire Coty International Corp. On Sept. 25,
the company announced that it had purchased 71%
of Coty, Inc.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
stock and 647®
of Coty International stock,
Authorized
Outstanding V
The
big drug concern proposes to issue one share of Pfizer
pfd. stock ($150 par),
stock (no par)L________
sinking fund debs
Parfcic.
Sept^ 20
250,000
-•
markets its products
firm
500
150
750
200
quarter ended July 31.
Earnings
after federal
income taxes for the second quarter
amounted to. $10,826,101 or 44 cents a share compared with $10,720,537 or 43 cents a share a year ago. This was an increase of
$105,564 or approximately 1%.
•
Sales for the
quarter totaled $397,596,363 against $381,723,410
last year, an increase of $15,872,953 or 4.27®. August sales showed
a
stronger uptrend, with volume amounting to $178,126,106 for a
16%
gain over the same month a year ago.
For
the
six
months ended
with July, sales rose 4.2%
to a
record $745,289,369 from $715,539,969 for the. same 1962 period.
Net earnings for the six months totaled
$17,899,883 after Fed¬
eral income taxes of $19,500,000. This compares with net earnings
for the six months ended July 31, 1962, of $20,941,833 after Federal
income taxes of $21,940,000,
a decrease in earnings of $3,041,950
or
14.5%.
7:'
■
These net earnings were equivalent to 72 cents a share on each
of 24,925,544 shares of common stock outstanding on July 31. Net
earnings for the six months ended July 31 last year were 84 cents
a share on
the 24,923,601 shares then outstanding.—V. 198, p. 909.
-S'.
;
glass boats.
;
directors approved a recommendation to effect a
5-for-4
stock split through a reduction in the par value of the
company's stock from $5 to $4 per share.
There are currently
outstanding about 200,000 shares of $5 par value stock, and the
stock
split would increase outstanding shares to approximately
On
p.
(J. C.) Penney
in the geographic area east of the
through independent dealers, and as of April 4,
1963,
the corporation
had 302 such dealers.
These dealers do
not act as exclusive dealers .for ;the company, but also handle and
sell boats manufactured by competitors of the corporation.
The
firm has sold over 2,800 boats of various sizes since its organization
for total sales in excess of $3,800,000.'
<7/;/
a
Assurance
198,
The
sales
is well-known and has had extensive experience in the
boat manufacturing field and, in particular, in the manufacture of
The
'
-
Inc._______
Co.
& Co
Stern Brothers & Co.—
Thomas & Go.-——C. N. White & Co.
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
300
Sons
MacArthur &
&
William
750
150
100
Northwest
Crosby,
fiber
Hammill & Co.
R. Staats & Co.
Shearson.
150
&
100
Hughes &
__
H. J. Steele
150
400
vents Offering to
Ind., was
Act on Feb.
boats to be
on inland lakes and
of the corporation, Abner
The President
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.-
Co.,
Co.
—V.
$350
Wm. E.
150
Garrett
Kenower,
&
Wells & Co.—
& Hirshberg, Inc.
Pollock & Co., Inc.
Norris
350
&
Hutchinson
Co.
Schmertz
/
Offered
principally
crafts,
Additional
Mullaney,
500
Merle-Smith____
&
Loewi
in Harlan,
headquartered
company,
incorporated under the Indiana General Corporation
1960, for the purpose of manufacturing and selling
9,
cents
FINANCING
Authorized
6%
businesses
governments.
Dain
McMaster
100
Inc._.
Inc.
...
located at 243 Lane Ave., North Jack¬
manufactures a diversified line of business forms
tabulating and other continuous forms, unit sets and
various types of carbon interleaved and multiple-part forms, auto¬
matic
data
processing cards, and a variety of other printing
Fla.,
sonville,
Co!,
M.
J.
debentures held.
and
they will also be redeemable at optional redemption prices receding
104.75% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
from
&
Sold Privately—
Corp.—Debentures
Industries
—
Amount
150
Co
Cunningham,
See
E.
ended Aug. 31, 1963
history of the com¬
(000's Omitted)
750
Burr
&
Courts
(Sept. 17, 1963, Smith, Houston & Co., Inc., Fort
Wayne,' Ind., offered publicly, $300,000 of this firm's
7 % convertible sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1,
1975, at par, plus accrued interest.
Net proceeds, estimated at $277,500, will be used for
debt repayment, equipment, research and develop¬
ment, and working capital.
The debentures are convertible into 40 shares of
Midwestern stock for each $1,000 principal amount of %
repayment in full of presently outstanding loans. The
balance of the proceeds, if any, will be added to
common
&
Coffin
—On
BUSINESS—The
the
Co. (Minn.)
$8,100
Co._
Strudwick
&
Anderson
23, 1963, it was reported that $2,000,000 of
this firm's senior notes due 1978, $700,000 of its senior
notes due 1978 and $400,000 of its junior subordinated
notes due 1975 had been sold privately through Rob¬
ert Fulton Maine Co., New York.—V. 198, p. 1138.
Midwestern
in
below.
Allyn <Sr Co
C.
Dick
Mercantile Financial Corp.—Notes
proceeds fro^i the financing will be „used for
of land, new plant construction and
additions to existing plants, purchase of new equip¬
ment
for the
company's five plants, and for the
general corporate pur¬
A.
On Sept.
purchase
poses.
table
Robert
7%
working capital and used for
the
Halsey. Stuart & Co. Inc.
1138.
p.
Power
States
Allison-Williams
as
Common
Net
not disclosed.
in consumer
location and
whose current financing volume is at the annual rate of
$150,000,000, and whose major services are accounts receivable
financing, equipment and
inventory loans and rediscounting.—
V.
3.5%; Net 17%—
quarter
Amount
pany
oversubscribed.
the
in
part of the Mercantile Financial consumer
loan division.
This latest addition will make a total of eight con¬
sumer
loan offices owned by Mercantile Financial in Chicagoland.
Mercantile
is
a
national,
diversified commercial finance com¬
office
first
quarter
(000's Omitted )ft
Mercantile
the
operate
first
any
Kohn, President
Corp.
cash, the
portfolio
loans.
for
the
for
earnings
highest
Financial
was
Frontier's
small
Finance Corp.,
of Frontier
23 by LeRoy L.
announced on Sept.
was
Rocky Mountains
On
last year
share
common
2563.
per
p.
portfolio
and
assets
the
of
Mercantile
of
Aug. 31 was 21% greater
ago.
year
a
to $1.10 per common share,
of $11,300,000 or 83 cents per
basis of the common shares
Corp.—Acquisition—
Mercantile Financial
share,
a
have
Purchase
common,
would be convertible
1966.
Both conversions would be on a
According to the terms of the merger,
cents
outstanding, net income
been 76 cents.—V. 197,
currently
would
preferred would be
10
year.
of
Charles
The
last
share
common
it was reported that a merger of Lanvin-Perfums
the Ritz, Inc., was approved by the Directors of
t>oth
companies.
Special stockholder meetings will be held on
Nov. 14, to vote on the merger.
The merged company would be known as Lanvin-Charles of the
Ritz,
Inc.
Lanvin is the U. S. distributor of Lanvin perfumes,
made
in France,
and other fragrance products.
Ritz makes and
distributes cosmetics and toiletry products.
The merger announcement said that Lanvin would be recapital*
ized by the creation of three classes of stock: common stock, class
B
common
and a nonvoting 80 cent cumulative preferred.
The
equal
net income
On the
$4,600,000 from
up
Inc.—Sales Up
Stores
and
the
Sheridan
formula
Financing Details—Our Sept. 23, 1963 issue reported
the sale 011 Sept.
19, of $15,000,000 of this firm's
4%% first mortgage bonds, due Sept. 1,, 1993, at
99.875 % and accrued interest to yield approximately
4.38%.
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, pursuant to
the
company's invitation for competitive bids for the purchase
from it of the new bonds, submitted the bid
which specified the
lowest annual cost of money for the new
bonds. The company
accepted such bid on Sept. 18, 1963, and entered into a purchase
contract
under
which, the purchasers
are obligated, subject to
certain specified conditions, to purchase all of the new bonds.
The
names
of
the
purchasers
and
the respective principal
amounts of the new bonds to be purchased by each are set forth
the nine
income
Net
26,
Sept.
.
Ltd.—Sales, Net Higher-—
months' period.
of $15,900,000,
nine
1962
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
On
through
debentures
will be
Y.—V. 194,
,
"i
redemption! on Nov. 1, 1963,
7'
for
■.
...
it was reported by Lewis H, Phillips, President.
Sales
advanced
to
$2,390,000
from $2,307,000;
an
increase of
$38,000
or
about 3.5%. Net income after taxes rose about 17%
to
$113,444 from $97,293. Earnings climbed to 21 cents a share
on
552,650 shares outstanding from 18 cents a share .on the same
number of shares outstanding.—V. 197, p. 717."
months ended July 31, 1963 were
over sales ox $418,gains were recorded
in all six continental territories ana in all major product groups.
Profit before income taxes was $29,600,000 for the nine months,
up $8,600,000 or 41%
from pre-tax earnings of $21,000,000 in the
sales
■
pany,
$480,000,000, an increase of $62,000,000 or .15%
000.000 for the same period last year.
Sales
was
and
Nedick's
Northern
World-wide
•/
plan
Sales
.
'
Massey-Ferguson
annual sales of $2,500,000 derived ap¬
flour
and
grocery
products and 20%
to further develop the capacity and sales of
Mills with particular emphasis on expansion in
animal feeds," Mr. Mactier said.—V. 198, p. 998. <
"We
Co.—Partial Redemption—
1721.
p.
has
from
feeds.
Flouring
were
The company has called for
6.
p.
.
he
stock,
11
80%
animal
lrom
and
Flouring
proximately
of the sinking fund, $4,500,000 of its 5Vx%
due Nov. I, 1968 at 100%
plus accrued interest, Payment
made at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall St., N.
quarter a year ago.
Mr. Steelman .also reported
that, after providing for preferred stock dividends, earnings per
share of Koehring common stock for the nine months are $1.65
011
1,428,000 shares outstanding. One year ago. earnings per share
on Koehring common were $1.28
on 1,519,000 shares outstanding.
—-V.
Sheridan
dielectric
electromagnetic-wave absorbing
and
865.
operation
third
the
over
p.
Consolidated pre¬
said.
No price was
Nebraska
of
common
Mills operates a flour and animal feed mill
grain elevators in Montana and Wyoming.
Flouring
Sheridan
near
oriented
highly
a
198.
Martin
jCo.—Net Up 21%—
of 21% for the nine months ended Aug.; 31,
compared with the same period a year ago, has been reported
to
stockholders: oi this Milwaukee-based cohstructiori equipment
and industrial machinery manufacturing firm.
In
a
letter included in Koehring's third quarter interim report,
President and Chairman Julien R. Steelman reported earnings of
$2,505,000 for the first nine months of 1963 on shipments totaling
$47,168,000. an increase of 11% over shipments in 1962. Koehring's
third quarter, shipments totalecT*$17,143,000,
an increase of 17%
.
is
absorbers
radiation
^436.
Koehring
-
Sheiidan
on
cash,
oi
exchange
by
Sheridan
for
Monday, September 30, 1963
revealed.
research firm, specializing in
development
and production
of multi-core absorbers. Aperiodic
lilters, and mica-coated products, including the trade name MicaLeal as applied to electrical insulating tapes for high temperature
applications. Included in this acquisition by Lundy are exclusive
license
arrangements, both foreign and domestic, for microwave
4.510,028
.029,696
share——
shares
193, p.
—V.
foreign
British plant__r______—___
sale of
Net
Common
,
r~~C
before
income
on
and
state
taxes
income
Gam
income
Federal.
before
Income
Net
company
9,085,028
1.809.696
12.
taxes
effected
was
stock
ferred
diversification for commercial products, the
Sept. 19 that it has acquired, for an un¬
McMillan International Corp. located in
Ipswich, Mass., which will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
1962
! >77,181.788
______
Systems Inc.—Acquisition—
in
step
first
the
As
1963
,595,018
$83,
July 31—
Year Ended
Sales
Lundy Electronics &
Co.—Annual Report
King-Seeley Thermos
.... .
year
and
class
Number 6303
198
Volume
(1279)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
"
Privately—On
reported that stockholders had
approved the sale of $3,000,000 of this firm's 4.65%
first mortgage bonds, series G due Sept. 1, 1988, to
in
erated
The
Sold
Co.—Bonds
Gas
Providence
v
Sept. 26, 1963, it was
financial institutions.
four
first
V.
1401.
p.
$15,250,000.
bonded indebtedness to
\;
mortgage
192,
in
short-term
debt
and
V.
this
197,
time
Net Higher—
first
has reported record sales and earnings for the year
30^ 19G3. Net sales increased to $5,467,359 from $4,787,preceding year. The gain was attributed chiefly to new
items in the company's lines of drills and power saws.
Net income rose to $133,208. or 18 cents a share, from $71,520.
or
10 cents a share, with per share figures for both periods based
on
750,000 shares outstanding.—V. 197, p. 1262.
the
at
The
Oct. 1, Mr. Reilly said.
will use the $3,000,000,
concluded
be
to
Western
Rhodes
nancing,
but
drawn,
yet
not
,
tax______—
income
before
Net
Income
'
taxes
income
Net
-
-
*
196,
sales
the
for
A.
said
Ryan
personnel.
Royal
McBee
million
$12
capital
end
at
a
undertaken,
was
liquidated
at
stood
he
Mr.
a
1,
Oct.
permits
the
activities,
(3)
Co., was
to
its
company
initially
but
Life
National
and
1963
Market
West
2003
at
the
Akron.
St.,
for
to
agreed
the terms
to
the
named
the
life,
Reid
on
the
eompany,
'
Sept.
Rudy Manufacturing Co.—Sales Higher; Net Down
Rudy Manufacturing,
producers of components for the air-conditioning and refrigera¬
tion industries,
reported net sales of $9,474,740 against sales of
$9,202,923 in the corresponding
1962 period.
Net earnings were
the
months
nine
ended
31,
Aug.
1963,
$393,6^3 after estimated federal incomel tax. equivalent to $1.54
share^bn the 255,643 shares outstanding at the end of the period,
compared with net earnings in the period of $409,003 or $1.60 a
a
share
the
on
Sales
capitalization.
same
were
record
a
for
the
period
but
pressure
selling
on
prices, together with higher labor and materials costs, caused the
slight reduction in earnings. Sidney B. Tremble, president, told
stockholders.—V.
198,
8.
p.
stock,
Russe 1 Mills,
Chemical
as
for
York
New
agent
Trust
the common
has
Co.
stock
been
appointed
Irwin
T'V.
198,
a
said.—V.
sale
the
198,
p.
of
Bank
National
Ltd.—Partial
Foods
Salada
Redemption—
fund,
corporation (formerly Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.) has called
redemption on Oct. 18, 1963. through operation of the sinking
debentures due July 1, 1977 at 100'*.
any branch in Canada of the Canadian
of its 6%
will; be made at
$236,000
Payment
Imperial
Bank
Canada. '
of
•
Chicago,
months
to
of
the
Corp.—Sales Higher
"We
anticipated for the balance of the year," the report said.
Sales for the quarter ended July 31,
1963 amounted to $3,316,831, comoared with $2,713,527 a year earlier. Net income amounted
to
ls
$19,337
last
cents
earnings
year,
cents
four
or
share.
per
corresponding
the
adjusted),
(as
$17,599
were
In
equal
period
to
four
months
ended
July 31. 1963, sales were $5,804,069
$2,077. A year earlier, sales totaled
$4,861,284 and net income was $16,195 fas adjusted).
"In comparing the figures, it should; be noted that the financial
For
and
six
the
amounted
earnings
statements
for
company's
This
to 8V2
the
first
half
of
the
current
said.
fiscal
year
audit
has
are
audited
turing
for
of
Varian,
S.
accounting facilities and control systems. Weakness in these areas
last year resulted in a substantial loss for our Scott's cash-andbuilding materials outlets."
The company is operating at. present on a profitable basis, the
report said. A major effort is being made to build up the return
facture
other
V.
p.
steps
Plywood
taken
"This
this
early
to
year
verified
strengthen
198,
"If
on
is
investments
closed
have
our
judgment
'
.■
.
in
the
Scott's
store
that
outlets,
and
yard
it
in
satisfactory
a
4
..
added.
"In
Norfolk,
this
Virginia
connection,
because
rate of return can
-f t'vqtLv.••>*;'«bai
..
5'
-
4
.V-;
be
it
gen-
'• A "•».'•
"J.
:an$
Sept.
and
of
share
stock
will
diesei
be
on
a
con¬
cumula¬
similar
5'/4%
submitted
the
to
later date.
a
engines
for
White
producer
a
A
per
corporation.
applications.
and
5V*%■
of
of
class
cents
22
common
of
stock
The
present
one
new
of
other
the
truck,
is
con¬
manufac¬
a
agricultural,
of
Chief
and
Bauman.
White
con¬
Office1!'
Executive
President.
and
resnects,
the
with
past
198,
Both
Cummins
parties^
broaden
will
same
the
parties
plan
suppliers
operate
to
methods
and
520.
p,
which for three
product,
at.
New
Desk-Top Copier—
has sustained unusual growth
years
Sept. ,23. unveiled
200.000-madhine market
a
on
a
new
and
will
Wilson,
President,
total cost
a
desk-top
provide
nickel.
a
cited
the
of about $20
automatically
from
target
his
as
million
estimate
day.
a
to Xerox,
of
•
than
five
is unique
outright
ten
copies of documents
them on ordinary paper
makes
seconds.
10
one-everv
for
to
one
inches, and
13
by
about
plans
service
sale
plan
of
about
800
cents
8
can
be
$10
the
of
have
813
month,
a
copies.
Adding
the
of
per
will
813
add
copy
its
create
market,"
substantially
market,
own
said
to
just
our
as
which produces most of the
profits.
current
been
yet
another penny for
for the 100-copy-a-day
middle-volume
the
desk-size machine
914—a
not
the company's
rents
about
officer, -Hit will
earnings."
and
that
4'%
30-a-day user.
fraction
a
plus
copy
a
executive
anticipates
Xerox
the
for
secure
chief
revenues
the
will
it will cost less than 6 cents
we
To Redeem
The
j
redemption on
made
be
Debentures—
corporation
The
at
1963,
1,
called
all
due
May
1,
1981
Manhattan
Chase
are
convertible
share.—V.
per
Haloid-Xerox. Inc.)
has
of is outstanding 4'/a%
(formerly
Nov.
debentures
Debentures
at.$105
into
198.
104%.
at
Bank.
N.
will
Y.
stock
common
for
convertible
Payment
to
Nov.
1.
1963,
819.
p.
See
subsidiary
to
serve
'
volume,
and
risen
have
60%
trading
.
products
for
there
which
is
a
companies,, both of which leg.se coal and
-qx?..-.3 *r ii J
•
v.* '
•' **
opening
in
site
opened
this
p.
V
r
President,
Feldberg,
sites
said,
Washington,
ringing
population.
the
most
exciting
of
four
presents
"We
have
now
C.
D.
and
asoects
of
excel-
four
serving
economically
to
this
its
acquisition
create
-
of
stores,
grow¬
major
a
is the
adver¬
"
these
formerly
stores
in
the
November1
bv
Zayre
this
is
management
1963.
Zayre
by
have,
store
interested
Located
in
.
Silver
on
been
August
22,
extremely
in
further
sound
ex¬
former Tower
and re¬
1963.
"Sales results to date in
gratifying," he said. —V. 197»'
method.
He noted
Pennsylvania,
Wilkes-Barre,
than
had
another
been
acquired
'
2199.
v
'
■
II.
and
Wheaton, Maryland:
and
Falls Church and Alex¬
Virginia, each store is approximately 75,000 sq. ft. in size.
When questioned 011 the matter of acquisitions, Mr. Feldberg in¬
demand.—
timber properties,
in
andria,
of Virginia Coal &
the merger of the
iiitUlu*.;-''&
■'t&Y.
announced the acquisition of four
the metropolitan Washington, D. C.
company
stores
Springs
Co.—Proposed Merger—
27, it was reported that Directors
Westmoreland. Inc., had
approved
2523.
p.
operated
by Towers Mart,
were
acquired
under
particularly favorable
lease
and
fixture terms.
Present
plans
call
for
their refurbishing
and
the simultaneous
These
dicated
Iron
the
26.
opportunity it
tising impact."
617.
&
186,
area.
store
"One
A.,
Varian
issue.—V.
suburban
ing
will
this
Inc.,
Corp.—Acquisition—
department
Stanley
lend
last
from
Hardeman,
Sept.
discount
expanding sales to the European Common Market.
order receipts are expected to account foi¬
total
(Paul)
Zayre
Subsidiary—
Italian
Spring & Wire Corp.—New Minority Int.—
Young
had been sold pri¬
pansion
On
with
In
in
aimed
of
company's
Sold Privately—On Sept.
announced that Varian SpA, a
was
established
in Turin. Italy,
was
Virginia Coal
Iron
dividends
for approval at
N.
inches
Xerox
did
carry
we
into
of
minimum
a
the
for the European Common Market.
With the ex¬
microwave
tubes,
which
are
supplied by Thomsonof Paris,
the Turin facility will eventually manu¬
ception
of
share
common
of small ropiers producing* 30 to 100 copies
(eight-thirteen) Copier, a product of more
rate
metered
source
the
effectiveness
A
in-o
common
2.342.496
each
common.
White's
the
marine
trucks
White
owning
for
it is now available on a rental basis. Price under
set,
be an engineering and manufacturing facility,
and will initially produce high vacuum
pumps and systems.
The
company begins operations Oct.
1, 1963, and will be housed in a
building now nearing completion in Turin.
The new Italian subsidiary is planned primarily as a manufac¬
SpA
and
of
consolidation
J.
one
C.
Although
overseas
year
of Varian's
year's level.
our
statements,"
Seaboard
to
it
%.
Varian
share.
per
the
of
converted
in
of
was
Associates,
Varian
of
is
ment
24,
share
consolidation
as
produces
On
Sept.
White-
of
after the effective date of the
years
the
class
of
annual
to
Corp.—Announces
813
the
at
1963. through
of 33/4%
debentures due
Payment will be made
N. Y., or at The Firbt
Dearborn St., Chicago.—V. 197,
S.
38
Associates—New
Varian
On
companies
its field.
vately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New York.
in the second fiscal quarter enabled the
offset the loss incurred for the first three
the company said in the quarterly report
are
happy to report that continued improve¬
year,
stockholders.
to
Lumber
&
operations
more than
Improved
company
Plywood
of
markets, domestic and foreign, through combined
development and more efficient use of existing pro¬
and
number
It
Redemption—
subordinated notes, both due 1973,
Seaboard
both
shares
family,
automatically
stock
company
years' effort at
in
reported that $250,000 of this firm's
senior subordinated notes and $250,000 of its junior
it
1963,
23,
51.08%
or
$1,500,000
Inc.—Notes
Trust,
for
1.59
receive
shares
manufacturer
a
the
from
It is
The
■!,. V-
,
Union
be
his
will
shares
both companies
of
is
subordinated
i
stock,
share
each
of
0.795
two
for
facilities.
present
100','
of
receive
for
0.795
each
heavv-dutv
Joseph
the
1162.
p.
The
for
fund,
sinking
will
distribution.—V.
plus accrued interest.
at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St.,
at
basis
copies for about
has called for redemption on pet,. 15,
the
of
1975
com¬
5.903.425
company,
and White share¬
of common stock, or 48.92%,
outstanding
will
stock,
limited
be
prefrrr-d
new
copier.
1135.
Co.—Partial
Car
Tank
new
a
of
aggregate
common
new
shares
stock
converted
be
The company,
Tonka Toys raising not less
additional common stock, the
contingent,, upon
N.
25,
agreement
respective
largely
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
is
form
to
J.
Sept.
and
on
an
' ;
.
the split stock.
share on
Co,
.
was
through
company
15.
shares
and
research
of
en
and
the
shares
and
Further,
substantially
Meeting.
purchase
$2,500,000
operation
Oct.
*>
...
approved
White
and
members
slock
will
will
that
their
duction
15.000'
5.0Q0
5.000
i
the
of
stated
''%/•••;
Shares
office;
act
to
the company.—V.
of
the
the
over
400.014
on
announced
.
ha*i
industrial equipment.
Miller will serve as Chairman
Annual
The
26%
1962.
30,
Engine
Co.,
receive
stock
in
common
industrial
of
supplies,
Union
1052.
stock
Cummins
turer
will
of
and
common
struction
a
president
of
based
Cummins
Motor
Cummins
common
corporation
struction,
contained
company
The
21%;
stock for each share of Cumniins common
shareholders
will
receive
one
share of White-
Miller
shareholders
142,000 shs.
of
shareholders
agreement
plans to acquire the assets of Gresen Manufactur¬
privately held Minneapolis manufacturer of hydraulic
equipment, for $2,450,000 and 22.500 shares of Tonka Toys com¬
mon
stock.
R.
L.
Wenkstern, President,
told stockholders at the
than
June
cents,
companies
5,653,492
Cummins
preferred
The
up
Co.,
Up
common
Com.
new
tive
Outstanding
of
stock
White
solidation.
reported thai; Directors had voted to split
three-for-one, subject to stockholders approval
authorized capital shares.
also announced that they intend to declare and
Tonka Toys,
Inc.:—Appointment—
Bank
transfer
p.
Corp.
share and
the
in
Directors
The
I
1963.
Mr.
common
special meeting of stockholders will be held on Oct. 28, to vote
on
the proposed stock split.
The
purpose
of the
split, a company spokesman said, is to
broaden the ownership base of the shares.—V.
198, p. 1052.
ing
1814.
p.
opened.
were
common
public
and
of
He
.
30.
Cummins
the
stock
Initial dividend of 20 cents
.
17
both
number
the
on
Jung
A
receive
cumulative
'
'
it
24,
increase
The
increase
an
92
were
White
of
of
common
will
Cummins'
Incorporated-rli-^L._,i£A_;_; 85,000
Company
<fc
'
class
of
shares
company thes, respective
set forth below:
the
from
shares of
674.
common
an
196,
Winehell were:
increase of 21%
over
an
ended
year
shareholders
Xerox
the
the
consolidation
Cummins
Syntex Corp.—Proposed Stock Split-
of
issue.—V.
Inc.—Revenues
$368,603.
Chairman
share-for-shcre
conditions
and
Curtiss, House & Company—
p.
999.
p.
ago.
earnings
President
stock.
limited pay
Clark & Company
-A——-..—
First Columbus Corporation-—
198,
this
Inc.,
$3,674,366,
was
Directors
Cummins
operations
Fahey,
—V.
Gas,
House,
previous year
total
based
has agreed to sell to the
and
the underwriters
have
below,
purchase
to
common
Fulton,
198.
White-Cummins Corp.
holders
company
'
The
&
year
a
for
share
Cummins
•
begin
250,000 shs.
par)___.—____
contract,
underwriters
of
Oil
totaled
Miller,
the
pany,
first
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
($1
shares
severally
this issue.—V.
Co..
Winehell
the
that
incorporatedjOct.
in a wide
initially proposes; to sell whole
and term life insurance.
purchase
number
$0.09
White Motor Co.—Proposed Merger—
engage
Ohio.
expects
Co
Insurance
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
several
**
46.G00-
;
said that the company's growth rate has "greatly
during the past five years and that during this period
there has been
a
steady improvement in profit ratio, which now
stands at a "record-breaking 10%."—V. 198.
p. 52.
only contemplated
Authorized
the
1962
$2,147:000
'76.432
** <">«>
_____
report.".."";: A'/-'I
of the year as reported by Mr.
earned
The
Mr.
A
For
Report
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$0.16
income
Per
tion.
the owning and holding of.
of. Summit National
Life Insurance
shares
CAPITALIZATION
in
level, and no additional
197, p. 2358.
satisfactory
noted.—-V.
Months'
1963
Coal
reported
Net
$291,934
the Investment in, and
be
life, endowment,
ago and
Working
year
said.
31.
25.-—
outstanding on June 30. 1963.
This compares with 73 cents last
year and 58 cents the year before, on the same number of shares.
(4) During the year, 21 new Donut Houses were put into opera¬
excepting those shares which must, under Ohio law, be held by
Directors of
Summit National Life.
The company is head¬
Summit
outstanding
its
all
million
Ryan
$4
1961,
fiscal
of
maintained
was
financing
the
at
(2)
Offered—
announced
National Holding
charter
Its
outstanding
the
or
had
year
end
loans, which
at
bank
short-term
to $1,781,000,
that-a strong
Co.—Common
530,400
94 cents per share.
fourth quarter contributed sub¬
stantially to the earnings figure for the past fiscal year.
During
the
year,
he said, the company improved its financial
position,
introduced
new
products in all its lines and conducted extensive
new training
programs for sales, service, technical and production
Mr.
95'*
-of
that
company's
the Speedee purchase offer for either
Cleveland,
Inc.,
investment
of
quartered
Ryan,
amounted
earnings
America—Six
1
Donut
Revenues
$3,039,478
underwriting group headed by Fulton,
an
earnings
common
of
'share-'-
annual
(1)
Irvin
Co..
1962.
the
against $106,335,000 in the'previous year, according
Chairman.
<
for
1963 were $1,427,000,
equal to 72 cents a
share alter preferred dividends.
In the prior year, net
Allan
Net
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
1162.
p.
Highlights
representing
National Holding
business will
$109,231,000,
to
his
in
of Speedee "Mart issued in the acquisition
Speedee at $10.50 per share and con¬
the holder into one share of Speedee
BUSINESS—Summit
ended July"31 rose to
year
be
Chairman and President of Winehell Donut House, told shareholders
on
30.
Higher; Net Down—
fiscal
proposal
effective
would
earnings, and rate of Donut House openings all set
during the year ended June 30. 1963. Verne H. Winehell,
shares
Common
net
Consolidated
split
accelerated"
25,
&
range
,
1494.
p.
Royal McBee Corp.—Sales
Coal
taxes
Consolidated
purchase 6,000 shares of Summit National Life In¬
Co. at $150 per share and the remainder
will be retained as working capital.
■■■■
"
1962
538,190
—A__:—
shares
Common
—V.
the
on
become
would
Revenues,
surance
Report—
'
com¬
Net 26%—
817.
p.
after
WincheJl
to
$31,888,179 $29,925,218
2,086,506
1,790,343
1,081.325
899,954
1,005,181
890,389
■
■
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for
two-thirds
surviving
1962.
public offering of 110,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock, at $12 per share.
Net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used
all
1963
31—
Year Ended July
-Net. sales
vote
merger
Virginia
the
Co.
Island Creek
See
the previous
fiscal
198,
Co
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.—Annual
over
months in
by
time
any
On Sept.
this
at
will
companies
the
for
Tube
per
■
Bauman.
is contemplated
disposition, of the remaining 70,000 shares
time, Mr, Reilly said.—V. 192. p. 801
No
.
increase
an
nine
from
Prudential
with
long-term
Co.
Insurance
split 4
each
the
Wi"shire Oil Co.—Sells Certain Oil and Gas Interests
year.
—V.
together with other fi¬
Other funds include a
expansion
through
1966.
loan
previously arranged
for
$3,000,000
95c
or
as
Mart.
,
^
.
be
.
for
be
to
rose
Boney indicated that Bradshaw, Inc.; with Paul D, Brad¬
President, now is operating as a subsidiary of Speedee
"We anticipate continued growth in sales and profit results
the efficiently operated Bradshaw markets." Mr. Boney said.
Mi*.
of
issuance
$763,991,
stock.
Reid
the
1963,
31,
callable by
is
at
shaw
r
authorized
stock
preferred
Bradshaw
Summit
meeting
special
a
would
West Kentucky Coal Co.—Island Creek Acq. 73.37%
acquired
accepted
have
common
shares to Allstate
Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Sears, Roebuck & Co., according to
John J. Reilly, Jr., President of Rhodes.
Allstate will buy at par
30,000 shares designated- ,as 5%
series A preferred. The sale is
action
Coal
2615.
197,
See
of
of
of $100 par preferred stock.
makes possible the sale of 30,000
shares
This
—V.
share of Bradshaw common or three shares of a new
Speedee 6'*
cumulative preferred stock, $10 par value,
for every five shares of Bradshaw common.
Western—Authorizes New Preferred—Pri¬
Stockholders
100,000
date
profit
Earnings
per
issue
',
Financing Arranged—
last
July
against
share,
per
for the first
shareholders
stock
common
company
Rhodes
ended
$32,213,387,
to
has
company
$6.15
/.
vate
amounted
Bradshaw
Inc.—Earnings Report-
sustained a loss during its first quarter due
to New York's newspaper strike,
second and third quarter profits
have offset this loss. Company is now in black and looks 'forward
to
favorable
year-end figures.—V. 193, p. 496.
While
$1.14
for the same period
vertible
$6,183,091.
were
both
of
approved,
Period Ended July 31—
Sales
Net
Bradshaw, Inc., a five unit super¬
market chain, it was announced on Sept. 25, by Henry A. Boney,
President of the Speedee convenience food store chain.
and
period
the
Privately—On
Speedee Mart, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
for the three-month period ended July 31, 1963 were
$158,399 after provision for taxes. Gross revenues
Earnings
for
is
p.
records
Sold Privately —On
announced that it had placed
privately a $10,000,000 promissory note due Sept. 1,
1983, of which $7,250,000 represents new financing
and the balance an extension of an existing obligation.
Lehman Brothers, New York, arranged the financing.
The proceeds will initially be added to the com¬
pany's working capital and used for its expansion
program.—V. 198, p. 910.
$263,127
Sold
Seligman & Latz, primarily a beauty salon concessionaire, is
presently operating 346 beauty salons throughout the world, in¬
cluding the Maison Antoine chain.—V. 198, p. 143.
Sept. 25, the company
Restaurant Associates,
to
of S31.041.047
figure
Inc. —Note
Brothers,
Reeves
equivalent
sales
Net
the
this fiscal; year,
months of
share,
per
June
in
560
Corp.—Notes
President has reported that net earnings for the
Kubie,
S.
nine
$892,136,
company
ended
189.
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
John
The
it
record
Welded
Credit
Sept. 24, 1963, it was reported that $500,000 of this
firnq's senior notes due 1975 had been sold privately
through Robert Fulton Maine Co., N. Y.—V. 192, p. 212.
York.—V. 198, p. 910.
Tool Corp.—Sales,
Ram
would
be -exchanged
'
Of¬
fering—On Sept. 23, 1963, it was reported that (a sec¬
ondary offering of 45,000 shares of this firm's common
stock was made at $73,625 per share through Kidder,
Peabody & Co., New
The
2358.
p.
would
Virginia
with about 471,000 shares outstanding.
If
V.
shares
new
Westmoreland.
Shareholders
expect
we
Virginia Coal shares
proposal,
the
of
pany
24.
I /
Electric & Gas Co.—Secondary
Service
the year,
the
of
One
share
process
told.
were
Security
Public
-Under
investment
the
for several months of
intends to continue . this policy
with resulting lower debt charges,
the
sales for the fiscal year to be in excess
of $11,030,000.
While profits will not be sizable, we believe they
will
continue
to
show
an
upward
trend,"
the company
said.—
"At
the gas company's total
The sale of the bonds brings
been
the balance of
through
utilizing
time by
stated.
of
company
has
stockholders
,
,
period
the
areas,"
company
reducing
;
shorter
a
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in
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
t
BOND PROPOSALS AND" NEGOTIATIONS
ferry
a
Bond
receive
will
Secretary,
District, Orange County Calif.
Offering
Note
Offering—W. E. St. John,
J. E.
—
Ana until 11 a.m. (PDST) on Oct.
15 for the purchase of $1,800,000
a.m.
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1992
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
&
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
system reve-
gas
bonds?" Dated
Due
1962.
1,
Sept.
on
by" Dumas,
approved
*-
Hayes.
O'Neal
:
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Offering
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Due
'•
Oct.
1
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T. &
to
S. A
Nov.
1963.
1,
E.
Florida
State
Board
of
15,000
Due
2.90s.
' .Certificate Sale-Trie $2,220000
dormitory
..
Lewis,
20
sold I to
were
198
v
the
Bond
Santa
•-
Sale—The
CMt'fnia M"ry""lU)'
The- fer-egping supple- ;• 43,0(^ ^i^Due? pp
L frpm CyBond .Offering
ments
-the.r^eiit ;iij ppr issue of 1 - ;l96& jth G970 inclusive.
; will be
Sept.23-^."198/1184. ^
' ^4,«QO>.3.iO§. Due on Oct". 1, *1971' i4"for?
basis
v
of
at
a
* price
about
of
3.07%.
100.39
"a
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^
^vansville-Vanderhugh Sch. Corp. ;
<*■ O. XoansoiUe), Ind.
J® a^H+T^
-25^5^ 2; fPr lhe:V purchase", of V
JBe^edihids
from
1
$66,000 water-
Barbara
3yaS>
«as
.
Note
Dec.
on
revenue , bonds
offered
Sept. 17—v. 198, p. 100—were
awarded to A. G. 'Becker & Co.
at
.
1,
works
and
,
Dec.
on
INDIANA
1000
b
Housing
Due
Butler, Ind.
certificates of-
revenue
Sent
from
1
1982 inclusive.
^
;
a
•-rAfSvV-i-:
1977 to
-
r( PDST) on -Sept. 30 for
1967.™"
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p.
Dec.
on
300,000 3s. Due
'
.
'S'i:
198,
1975 inclusive.
1.976.
:;';ranticipation notes. Dated Oct. 15, / •
A
Naples, Fla.
1975 inclusive.. Legality approved
$i^<)0Q:;
vDue-on :Oct. 1 from 1963. Due on Dec. 31, 1963..
Certificate Offering—Elsie Lehby. White, Bradley r..Arant, A.11--&, * A; ifiMtio 1966/ inclusive.
,* Yuha Count* ' (P n man,* City - Clerk,: will- receive"
Rose.
, 7 • - '
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•.ib'.OOO
Due on Oct. 1,
sealed bids ur>til 11 a.m. (EST) on
May and Nov.-1 from 1964 to :as follows-:*.
on
3s.
1964 to
Control
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
?"P,6rvis0^?i
receive
a.m.
17—v.
;
of-
awarded to the Harris Trust
$260,000
and Keynolds
sealed,." bids .until Bpme Finance Agencv as 3Vas
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the /purchase
of
$375,000
tax
vr '* •
9:30
semi-annuaily net interest cost,of about 3.17%,
Due
J.
of .Board
of San ; will
inc
County, Calif.' University of South . F1 o r i d a
Offering
Sept.
$575,000
bonds
r
i„f aIs
f netinterest^ost 01^3 99%
15;
T
Note
improvement warrants. Dated.-Francisco, .at a price, of 100.01/ a
tal
Oct.
The
building
Savings Bank of Chicago, at
31, 1963.
School District,
Barbara
,
XT
bonds offered Sept. 17—y. 198, p.
pdi^hase >
JOQfc^were
obligation capi- of. America.N.
$4,000,000.general
Santa
,
Dec.
&
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Sen & L.o
notes. Dated Nov. 20,
Due ori Dec. 3i, 1963.
1963.
,
Dated
on
Bond Sale^-Tbe $104,000 school
-
the
for
Due
275,000
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Sanies-Vvv:1:^County, Calif.
—
Irby, Jr., City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until-10 a.m.
(CST)
on
v-
^ -
*
notes.
1963.
Davisi SchooL District, Sah J&aqutn
?
r
(PDST) on Sept. 30 for the
$775,000
Fla
III.
—
® 'e. The $650,0°° water price of par, a net interest cost
^orflwere Awarded
r'
vin
2-99%, as follows
purchase of $1,050,000 tax antici-
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1988
on
fered
Beach
Sale
municipal
*
pation notes, as follows:
900,000 natural
nue
of $1,-
purchase
the
for
15
of
Board
Bond
were
Flagler
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 9:30
of
Clerk
(CST) on
Winnetka,
Lewes,
FLORIDA
Lewis,
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids at Santa
Oct
between
Del. an(^ Cape May, N. J.
Santa Barbara High School Dist.,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
School
High
Union
Capistrano
Pridgen,
Offering—W. O.
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
service
Gas District
County
(P. O. Geneva), Ala.
District
Bridge and the establishment of
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
inclusive.
1976
to
1969
Bond
1,170,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
37,000 3V4S. Due on Sept. 17 from
ALABAMA
Geneva
. .
.
\
: ^~
Cochis^Cowiiy Junior jCoIlege j
~0. Bitb^e)* Ariz.
-'eoiV rruU Vo^nnAn '
District
; "
I972V'
: *;"a.na
(P.
nhn
fu"^"e ,MW"ua.>
r
$240'°00oflre
^
$250,000 school
co
' bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 198, p.
xooo—were, a warded
"
U
J
.
..
.
Legality approved by Chapman & Corp., .Tra Haupt
Co., Good/ Cutler.
.
.v""V "V
11
body.&,C0., Kpgel, Stone # Co.,
,
V^w
^°nn'...
^1
^
T
/Mullaney,
/y:
r
the Bank
to
,>v
CONNECTICUT
^ip^neJeac^lf[aA
•
otiered
'—were
1964
Universities
and
College
Sfate
Bond
offered'Sept. 20—v. 198,
awarded,
were
$560,000 to
Co.,
3V2S,
100.02.
1966
Due
to
1,190,000
Oct
~
-
Clerk
■
'
•
Contra
'
^
"
of
receive
J.
E.
ceive
Lewis,
&
Supervisors,
sealed'
bids
chase
Oct.
on
of
will
c/o Day
Howard, Hartford
(EDST)
until
bids
sealed
2
$1 500 000
Mc-
John J.
—
Town Treasurer
?
1963. Due
1983
-
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct. .25,
terest A-O.
Oct. 25 from 1964 to
inclusive.
Interest
the
sewer
.
(EST)
'
♦
V'-'
Long Beach Unified School District,
-
5 V
Bond Offering
!
Gordon T. Nes-
Marietta)
O
Sale—The $500,000
sewerage
Ga
water
bonds
revenue
Sept.. 19—v. 198,
Lynch,
rjuh^t*
■<<•??"
fP
O
' '
Georgia
Fenne-
1
KANSAS
Jpo.
Atlnntn)
*y
-
Pierce,
of-
1000
p.
awarded to (Courts .&
l
_
'
,
1097 —were "V
p.
syndicate composed
Corbett & Pickard, as 3V2S, at a .
price of 101.13, a basis of about.;
\yere
-
a
,
the purchase rill
Hugoton, Kansas
,
.
198,
V.
—
awarded to
A
and
.
Delaware
:
ft. ftarl
k.
fered
;-Delaware River and Bay Authority, '
Los Angeles County, Calif.
-
High School Dist.,
r
~Se|)t. 19
>
.
Smith
Inc.,
Commerce
T ist
Company of Kansas City, Walston
& Co., Ball Burge & Kraus, Inc.,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Westheimer
Co., and Burns,
on Oct. 7 for
Bond
& Howard,
'
—
v
Cobb County (P
pur-
bonds'
V '
•
DELAWARE
'
•
.
.
—
flood control,works bonds offered
.
Offering
2.9$%.
T
of $5»000,000 airport revenue
bonds- Dated Nov. 1, 1963. Due on
Jan' 1 from 1966 to 1993 inclusive.
Interest J-J. ■ Legality approved
by King ^ Spalding.;
-
re-
Berry
untiI 2 ?p.m.
for
of 100 10 a basis of about
? v
;-v ?•
Laiiders, City Comptroller, will of the American Fletcher Na- 'v
rece^ve sealed bids until 11 a.m. tional Bank of Indianapolis, Mer- ;
Legality approved, by
Day," Berry
A-O.
'■
f
Acalanes Union
—
Board
building
■
CALIFORNIA
*•
Offering
of
will
par.
■
•
from
1
;
Offering
Bond
'
•
'
Atlanta, Ga.
"?■
Southington, Conn.
-V
©EORGIA
1964 to-1981-
"
Santa J
Barbara
County, Calif.
Bond
1 -from
sparger, Hughes & Co., and Circle k
Securities Corp., as 3s, at a price !
.
A :
.
;
Jeffersonville Flood Control Dist.,
;1
Indiana
*
'
'
^S«nd SaIe
The $2,241,000
■
.
cY
•
Jtaffen-
Co.,
&
Co.,
r
;
inclusive., Interest-A-O.
,
School Dist.,
-
of
Oct. 1 from 1984 to 2003
on
Due-on Oct-.
i
inclusive.
"
•
on
sc^1001 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
from
1
cn„+
Housing; and -9;3o a.m. (PDST) on Oct. 14 for Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1
^Ageney, as the purchase of .$200,000 school from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. In-
Finance
inclusive.
-on-Or-t
-on
Oct.
1978
./wtvcT\
^
uyitii* ^ -p.in,v *(fIDST) on Sept^SO
for
the
purchase
of$275,000
? 1979 to 1983 inclusive,
inclusive.
31/2s,.at a.price of
Due
, <n
.
Bond
price
a
on
1983
to| the
Home
...
at
.
.p" ■
-j
inclusive.
-Due
to
i
rv
Oct. 1 from
_
Hope
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
as
*
on
60,000 3V4S. Due oh Oct. 1 from
1000—
p.
1973
-1
1974
follows:
as
197Q inclusive..
% "*"r\Cirv
_
Tempe) dormitory revenue bonds
--
^
3s.
fin nnn
000
(at
University
to
1971
•
—The'$l,750,000
Sale
State
n
36,000 2%s. Dlie
Arizona, Board of 'Regents, \*Ariz.
Arizona
to
ooV
of
&
Wells
■
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
$825,000
;
electric
light and waterworks
of Delaware Memorial
Bond Offering
The $7w),000
Sale—The $700,000 school
v}s6rs> will receive sealed bids at Bridge Bonds Called for Redemp* revenue bonds offered pian+ an(j system revenue bonds..'
bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 198,-p.
wag
Columbian Securi- 1 >
Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (.PDST) „tlon — Authority. has called for
™ _[
820—woro sold
"
1096--were.,awarded to, a"
group;.o„-0ct. i£ forv.the'purchasg of-redemption-op.Dec, ,1,- 1$63,,,thg• f^ 1"
P- "20 wgre sold 4ieg Corp., as follows:..,-. ...
.
composed of the .United Califppma: $r,50b,000 school bonds.,!
Dated, .'remaming .outstanding , rgvenug
™
ano riome «™ance $210,000 Z%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bank of Los Angeles, Hornblower
jj0v. T,' 1963. Dug on Nov. 1 from' bo"ds. due June- 1, 1978,. of The Agency, as 3/„s, ata pricgof .par.
.. l9g4tp,968 inclusive
Costa-County, Calif.
ig,. Clerk
of
Board
"of
Super--
Last
ion
Weeks and J.. Bafth
price of-160.02,
a
cost
about
of
$70,000 5s.
•
3419%;
Due
Co., at
4V2S'f Due
nnn
t,
315,000 3s. Due
1967
to
on
'
on
and
105:000
—
v' 198'
v
—Zft
offered
Cofif,
Sept.
^
'
V
15
•
aggregating
'■"« ' Y '. ^
; ;; 1
.The Bonds called for redemp-
_tion
Gonsist
'.df
10°0-were awarded to
,
of 33/4% revenue bonds and $340,-
000
*
Due
on
i
■
-
-.
.Cpunty, Calif..
school
bonds
>ot .Katwas^ ?Chty>" Stern.
-Tlsdare.^ • .Frank,,.Meyer ^. .Eox; .and-'-Burtt..
hamCo.,-at
....
issue of $50,000
Bond Sale—An
sold
was.
to
.
the
a
price,
of
160.92,
net interest cost of "about '2.95%,"
a
as
follows:
-
^
-
v
:
-
1974 to
-
Legality
approved
3%s, at a price of par.
&
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
,
Foss
.
Park
-North
Kansas
Salina,
;-
Bond Offering—H. E. Peterson,
ILLINOIS
-
District
(P. O.
until 4 p m
ChMgohllU.
the
^ST)
Sept. 30 for
on
purchase" of.$2,077,094.2G
Bond..SaIe,- The.$425,000 Land bends, as,fdildws:
....
-
■
•
"
•
Del:, and the Chemical Bank New
Yhrk-.Trust GompW^'o Pine St:,
acquisition .and golDedurse con^truction bonds offered SeP^.
New
v.
York
The
15
N
Delaware"
Authoritv"
is
Y
RiVer
successor
"
.
'
and
Bav
"to
the
-qqqq^o 'flood ciontroi "bonds
/Dd« semUnhuaHy on ^av ;::
198, p." 1185-^were awarded to vY
«em ^nnuai|y_ on J^ay
McDougal' and Condon, Inc., at a"' and Nov. 1 from 1965 to 1984?
Price °f^100.002, a net interest cost
986,218.15 s t r e e t improvement
-
•
•
r
,
"
'•
Due
semi-annually
on
May; and Nov. 1 from- 1965 to
:
.1984.
803,072:90 street
^
improvement,
;
program.: which v calls
for r the
145,000 3^4s. Due on Feb. 15
.bonds. Due semi-annually 011" >
^1967to'"41 §09 inclusive.
.v building^ of *, a
second span -over /
1972fto 1977,.inclusive." /
;j
\
I
Y
■1935>to ;19^. tndju^ye,r
^ 659,OG0*2^s Diie on* Oct". V frdr^ :the Delaware*, RiyerrupaTalleling a65^000 3 V^. Due^oh Feb. 15 from - > May and Noy.4 from 1965 to4,000 h3s, Due- on- SeptgT.7,1968., «v 1979 rto *397.4 inclusive., V'-*v* the -existing Delaware.-Memorial
.1 1978 to 1983kinclusive.:'
:
r. >
1974,*
' : \ 4
'I
!f$9,000
r
Dean
by
D
bonds.
tallows.
197^ inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Interest A-O.
.
as
"
Oct. 1 from /
on
T^e Housing and Home Finance Dean.
.
t
,
.-Barton School
'
$15^,000 dormi-
v..
"
•
'
V
335,OOp 3%s. Due
-TOyeriue feoi^s- 4>ffered* Se^t.
198, ~
p. 1900—were sold to
'
18-
Oct 1 from
on
19.69 to 1973 inclusive.
College
(P. O. Namjpa),. Idaho '''
principal' amount of 2%% A^ncy, as
revenue bonds.
ore
o
280,000 3%«. Due
Nazarene
Bond Sale—The
The bonds will be paid off at
Co" Na" 104% -and accrued interest at- the
>105r000 " 3.30s. Due on Oct. '15 1 ?jr,
B®nk- of: Commerce . in offices of the Bank-of Delaware,
from^^1981 to T983 inclusive. --.Conrimerice Trust Cam- 901.. 'Market
Street,. Wilmington,
3V4s.
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
^
.
s
IDAHO
-
r
Northwest
■>
$8,?95,0Q0. priri-
cipal amount of " 4% revenue
bonds, $675,000 principal amount
-. 23-
j
Sy"dl™te, cl™f.os*<\ J>f th®
Crocl^r-Anglo National Bank of
p0^' / r^lT
"
Oct.
^
bonds
County,
I
Oct. 15, 1976
on
*
Monterey
Bridge,
.
-$9,^10^000.
-,
school
^Too
15 from
Memorial
—
li,nrct^fto" Mqhs School Dist.,
Monterev
Countv.
Calif.'
'*
•
'
1 k
Oct.
1975inclusive
1977."
•
State Qf Delaware, The Delaware
interest
Vvt
Oct. 15, 1966;
rw
_
70,000*3.10s. Due
1963 ' inclusive',
:
follo'ws:
as
-
35,000
^
J904
Oct. 15, 1964
on
?;
oi k
&
a-net 'interest
,
—
Bond
,
.
<;
5s, Diie, :0n
;
;
.
,
"^v
^
"Qepk. 1-7^ft'dm'. -:
-
.
^
390^000 2%^. Due. on Oct.* 1 from
from
,,
'
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*
...
-
•
^3
-KT
t
J?
^
in«r
.
^
«*
1
•
*«
-
...
v.
..
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
sanitary
27,803.21
500,000 conduit bonds. Dated Aug.
bonds.
sewer
city jail bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,1963. Due on Sept. 1,
Sept. 4
awarded
to
1966.
and
Oct.
.Bond Offering—C. K. Williams,
purchase of $300,000
Oct. 1 for the
school
building
inclusive.
1983
to
1964
from
Le¬
Due
& Fleischer.
1
Oct.
on
,,
,
Oct,
t
"'
Will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
utilities
bonds.
refunding
revenue
i
examiner's build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
Due/on Oct. 1, 1965 and 1966.
central
400,000
■..y.'v'-:-
*■
.f
.
;
offered
bonds
Sept. 20—
composed
Scharff
-of
&
.
Howard,
1994 to
Fried-
Labouisse,
Weil,
&
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
and Arnold
&
Derbes,
v
•
•
price of
par.
Due on
1999 inclusive.
Sale
—
The
198,
to
a
Due
awarded
1097—were
p.
Ladd
of
Dinkins
Bank
&
&
Co,,
,■
"J5;
*it'• .1
e'
n
'•
X.
' 7
Dated
Dec. 1,1965
Bond Sale—The $400,000 hospi¬
offered
Sept.
-j-Were
sold
at
a
18—v.
Finance
price of
198,
the
Agency,
F.
Mayor
and
Board
of
t.
wi)l receive .sealed bids until : ?
.
p.m.
XCST)
purchase
bonds,
Oct.
on-
of
$2,008,000
follows:
as
22
for
<
notes
>
the,,
$137,000 water and electric bonds.
Due on Oct., 1* from 1964 to
,
waterworks
light
•
utility
Oct. 1 from
and
bonds,
1964 to
604,000 waterworks
light
Oct.
utility
from
1
.
electric'
Due,
on
1974 incl.
bonds.
electric
/ from
approved
Note
electric;.<
Due
and
ments
Due
on
will
the
1963.
in
p.
1958
issue
1185.
bonds.
1
for
500?000 bonds,
$3,050,000
a.m.:
the
sewer
Aug. 1, 1963.
of
on
,
from
Due
on
<1962
Aug.
-
3,000,000
1
Act
.
.
of
-•
v
A'--/.A'-1
_
jA
-<
New
Bond
v
Brighton, Minn,
Sale
—
The
'.
outlay,
-
State
1960
Nov. 1 from
®,om"
on
March
30
r
.Township
$540,000
im¬
Office
bonds.
1964 to
gepi 19_y
were
for
will
receive.
7:30 p.m.
(EST)
the
1963.
1,
purchase
bonds.
Due
awarded
;
1
Nov.
7v/
School District,
Note
'
.:
Sale—The! $750,000
fered/Sept.
were
awarded to
of
Co.
Trust
198,
9—v.
1097—
Grand
Rapids, at
Woods
School
District,
(CST)
p.m.
Michigan
Note
1
Sale
—
The
anticipation/notes
10—v.
to
of
at
1
*w
198,
the
1.97%.
v
•
•
golf
Dec.
<
$300,000 tax
offered
1
Bank
of
District
..
_
(P. O*
Due
on
'
1979
.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
'
July 1 from
on
1988 inclusive.
-
County (P. O. Olivia),
;Minnesota
Paul.
■.
.
.
/•/
.."•
(CST)
of
from
v,
■
*—
received
until
on
St.
.
A";
Sealed
11:30
bids
a.m.
Oct. 9 for the purchase
$795,000 improvement bonds.
Stillwater dndep.- School District
A
bonds.
1966
"
Offering
be
the
to
St. Cloud, Minn.
7'
will
awarded
National"Banlc. of
■/.;...< •//
Bond
,
'
July 1 from'
on
inclusive
1985
to
/
inclusive.
bonds offered Sept. 18—v. 198,
No. 834, Minn.
to
Due
1987
Bond
mlan,
Offering—Paul
District
October
10
L,
Clerk, will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
1,
1963.
approved
Marquart,
Interest
by
Dor-
for
the
Windhorst
Nov.
1, 1963. Due
1965
to
Kauf-
receive
(CST)
on
purchase
of
1986
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1 from
Interest
'
n
F-A.
Legality approved by How¬
ard,
Peterson,
&
Gaylord, Minn.
Bond. Sale — The $26,000 fire"
hah building bonds offered Sept.
.
18-_V. 198.
n.
LeFevere,
Lefler
Hamilton.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Portsmouth, N. H.
1001—were awarded
Building^ 'V ^ JrSauthgtUe^,;Aiith^ • t ~.r- >J:o the Union Story Trust & SaV'n y
1983 incl.
1976
-
i,
J'-,'/,
School
July 1 from
on
inclusive. *
/ Bond Sale—The $264,000 drain¬
on
& West.
Detroit
inclusive.
$1,630,000 refunding bonds. Dated
Dec.
Owen,
sey;
Sept.
July 1 from
on
1001—were
.
<
*
course
Legality
1001—were awarded
National
Hemtzen
<
p.
J-D.
to
.:■,
$2,-
of
follows:
as:
inclusive.
Dated
to
American
purchase
.*9n7n4 lnclusive-
on
Co.,
Piper,
age
inclurive.
Harper
-..
a
<
Edina, Minn.
bonds,
825,000
1972
to
1986
400'000Dec. 1 from 1966 to 1980
waterworks bonds' Due
the Union Bank
to
Renville
on
1001—
p.
1969
60,000 3.90s. Due
7 $1,400,000 // improvement • bonds.
Due oil Dec- 4 from 1965 to
school
and
p.
4 for the
:V 625,000
Due
to
1977
of
at
com¬
& Hopwood, at a price of
v<1980
Paul,
group
Co.,
90,000 3.80s. Due
p.
a
follows:
as
71973
•
sealed bids until 7
by /Dickinson,
approved
&
45,000 3.70s. Due
Union
/"Bond Offering — Gretchen S.
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
Le-
to
50,000 3.60s. Due On/July 1 from
1001
Bank
sani¬
bonds
Allison-Williams
M.. Dain
1970
the / American [. [
to
Natlpnal Bank of St.
price Qf nar
'
:
of A,;/:
May
on
Michigan
of
•
of
40,000 3.40s. Due
Arden Hills, Minn,
,
Dated
inclusive.
1972
to
L
Nov.
awarded
posed
par,
198_ p
$330,000
offered Sept. 16—v. 198, p. 1001—
.1966
offered Sept. 17—v. 198,
.
18
awarded
improvement
$45,000 3.20s.
Savings
A ; .
; ;"77
&
Sale—The
sewer
were
Bon<» Sale-The $93,000 sanisewer improvement bonds
O.
(P.
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
1
Act
tary
school
,
to. the
awarded
;
.
1097—were
p.
Pierz, Minn.
Bond
8
the
for
30
$2,000,000
^
of
Nov.
198,
—v.
bonds-
>
,
Grand Rapids
1
i
provement bonds offered Sept.
sani-
story Trust
Floyd A. Cairns,
assessment
1964
gality
&
Act
Sept.
until
$15,000
—were-
Michigan
7
.
until
bids
special
incl.
outlay,
Due
on
of
$198,000 Old Farm Colony sewer-;/;•; :7v-v
of
Nov.
on
O.
to J. M. Dain & Co.
bids
sealed
Sale—The
offered
Farmington). Mich.
Sept.
on
-
Dated
•
J.
1.74%,
1983
capital
bonds.
(EST)
_
Act
(P.
ta^r" "sewer" Improvement"
821—
of
Township ; Cierk,
1
Act
outlay,
Due,on
to
p,
building tax anticipation notes of-
ifrom 1964 to 1983 incl.:
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
1964
3,000,000
on
follows:
bonds.
capital
p.m.
Bond
bonds of-
8ro"P
a
;
.
of
Nov.
on
District
on
Nov.
1983 incl.
;1961 sbonds.
$47,-
Co.
'
Adrian, Minn.
,.
sealed
bids
Act
outlay.
Due
1964 to
4,000,000
(EDST)
purchase
as
Dris--
Due
outlay,
Due
-
bonds.
.from
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Oct;
capital
3,000,000' capital
Baltimore, Md.
11
bonds.
to
Bond, Offering
from
.from 1964 to 1983 incl.;
of
Offering—Johp E. Weyer,
until
1962
1,000,000;- capital
MARYLAND
bids
T.
Receiver-
receive sealed
bonds.. Due
1960
Bond
WW
J
Legality-
our
Co.; Walston & Co.; Shaughnessy
Co., and Woodard, Elwood &
MINNESOTA
'
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
1,000,000
1
foregoing supple¬
report
-.'.a n d
District,
Lansing),
198,
the.: First
of
water
Oct.
on
1959
Sept. 23—v. 198,
ty
$15,000,000 highway improvement,7
of
Minneapolis; Piper, Jaffray &
Caldwell, /.Phillips 8c
Offering—Robert A. Hay,
J
revenue
Farmington
noon
Act
Banl^;
&
Belleville), Mich.
-
receive
$375,000 water
3--v.
awarded
m
2.05%.
fv
from 1964 to 1983 incl.
1,
The
and
f'v
Sept.
*
by Foley, Cox ,& Judell.
—
.
•
v
School
purchase
O.
(P.
Sale^—The
body & Co
sold
(EDST) on Oct J 8 for
the purchase of
$39,610,000 bonds,
as
follows:
i t (
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Nov.
1.90%
Buren
Corp.,-Merrill t Lynch, < Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; Inc., and Good-
Security National Bank vof
Treasurer
until
1964 to. 1982 incl.
utility bonds.
Township
posed
were
Bond ; Offering—John
coll.
Co.; J. M. Dain
National
Hopwood;
anticipation
A*7-- I Michigan
were
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
•
Dated
-
v.»;
•
1,209,000
.
-
Lot A
and
»
Bond
„
r
■
$82,500
-V-
General,
1977 inclusive.
38,000
?
Emergency loan
—
Springfield, at
revenue
;'.//;(*',^'7
Sale
totaling
the
to
of
The $200,000 tax an-
will
p.
/'•//.- supply system
v
-r
Note
Aldermen
•
Northwestern National Bank, both
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
198,
Delta
,
Spring/field), Mass.
that nthe
First
1964 to 1986 inclusive. Interest
J-D? Legality approved by Miller, Jaffray
issue of Sept. 16
'
Norman
Co.;
2.40%; and 2.65%
Hampden. County (P.. O.
announces
&
lOOL^w^re awarded
to the Chesanini
Bank, at
12—v.
Miles &
MASSACHUSETTS
'V..
-
1
inclusive."
Feb. 1, 1984
on
.
Feb.
on
1983
Due
1985.M
Secretary of Board of Education, <
,
*;(
1097.
p.
follows:
as
Other members of the syndicate:
building and site bonds. Dated
totaling $90,000 offered Sept.: Sept. 1, 1963. Due on June 1 from
notes
Due on,
Van
Bond
Michigan
fered
f
Offering—Clerk
Faulk
ft
198,
—V.
3%s,
as
par.
1963.
and 1966.
the report in our
price of
a
School
Union
Note Salfi—The tax
Note—The foregoing supersedes
1097
p.
Housing and
St.
of
net in¬
a
Feb. 1 from
on
Due/
1978 to
Allison-Williams
ticipation notes offered Sept 16
basis of about 3.03%.
a
Chesaning
bonds.
Legality approved by
.
Rayne, La.Bond
100.60,
at
MICHIGAN
1,
June
Stockbridge.
bonds
revenue
■
to
Smith Inc., as 3.10s,
1971 to
library
O.
{
tals improvement
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Merrill
:
-
1 from
Dec.
:xl
Natchitoches Parish ,(P.
Home
bonds totaling $1,100,000 of-
Note Sale
#
Bank
par,
1977 inclusive.
3.40s.
and
offered
914—were
p.
of about 3.44%,
205,000 3V2S.
water
School District, Mich.
pur-
ap¬
Mar-
syndicate headed by
a
1973 to
Swartz Creek Community
various
bonds
198,
price of
a
from
$22,000
Legality
National
485,000
1001—were awarded to the Olivet
State Bank, as 3.]/4S, at a price
of Par-
,100.14.
Sale —The
Bond
inclusive.
7/7
i'., Natchitoches),, La.'
as
J-D.
,
v.
.
200,000.; public
r,
■
of -Holyoke,
Bank
Sale—The
refunding
$300,000 3.20s. Due
Mich
Westwood, Mass.
detention build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1963*
Due on Dec. 1, 1965 and 1966.
and
the
Company /'/:
Trust
First
terest
April 1
5
150,000 women's
Alexandria.
;
sold to the Park
was
of Scharff &
group composed
Rapides
on
1980
Jones, Inc., Barrow, Leary & Co.,
,
17—v.
Paul, at
bonds offered Sept: 16—v. 198, p.
Mass.
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
:
'
Bond
2.60s, at a price of
pose
2,450,000 fire building and facili¬
ties bonds. Dated June 1,1963.
bonds
sewer
totaling $120,000 offered Sept. .17
the
from 1966 to 2003 incl.
Bank of
4 j p.m.
by
awarded to
from 1966 to 2013 incl. rF
■
,
Lecompte, La.
—v.
V
.
school
refunding
Sept.
•
on
until
re¬
City Independent Sch. Dist.
vance
of
revenue
versity bonds. Due
A
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
O.
will
No. 813, Minn.
renewal bonds, fered Sept. 19—v. 198, p. 1097— —v. 198, p. 1001—were awarded"
Dated Nov. 1, 1963. Due on weresawayded ; to the National to Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at
Nov.. si
from
1979 to 1982 Shawmut Bank of Boston, and 2.75%.
.7'\!/7; '
inclusive.
Bond
'
National
'
11
the
Clerk,
Bond Sal e—The $990,000 ad¬
Central Michigan Uni-
$3,200,000
Principal
First National
street notes
^
Lake
urban
8,500,000
3s, at a
as
1963.
1,
incl.
1,-1963.
kt South Hadley,
Note
Dated Nov..'
Nov, ,1 from ,
v
Jones, Inc., Barrow, Leary & Co.,
richs
from
1
Company of New York
or
2,050,000 sewer bonds.
•
.group
15, 1965 and 1966>
Due: on Oct»
>
v/198, p. 729—were awarded to a
until
for
8
Minn.
Jerome
—
bids
sive.-Interest
versity bonds. Due on April 1
City,
1966,
Oct.
district $4,340,000 dormitory
of; 1961 bonds, as follows:
Nov.
$820,000
1,140,000 Eastern Michigan Uni-
Chicago.
600,000, Jones Falls Valley- Park
bonds.: Dated
Oct. 15, ,1963,
lic improvement sales and use tax
revenue
Oct. 15, 1965 and
Lansing,
on
19
awarded
Dorsey,. Owen,
quart, Windhorst & West.
payable at the
Trust
ers
garage building
Oct* 15,1963.;
Dated
Due on
Hammond, La.
/ •
a Pond Sale—The $1,275,000 pub¬
.>
at
•
.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due 011
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1986 inclu¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
on
v
im¬
Oct. 9 for the purchase
on
proved
Treasurer's office, or Bank-
State
of
Offering—Lynn M. Bart-
Act
on
^nd interest (M-N)
200,000 medical
bonds.
l
2001
to
Nov.
Dated
1970 inclusive.
to
1965
from
bg received until .7. p.m. (CST) pn
Oct, 7 for the purchase of $2,594,r,
000
Due
1964
recreation bonds. Dated
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1
500,000
Abbeville, La.
i
■
relief,
bonds.
1968 inclusive.
i.
Due
bonds.
sealed
(CST)
Jan. 1
District
lett, Secretary of State Board of
_
LOUISIANA
ceive
Education, Mich.
Bond
Offering
Holtan,
on
bonds.
on
1001—were
p.
District No.' 204,
l acldock & Stone.
'
•
incl.
950,000 'metropolitan
1965 to
from
1
to
1964 to 2001 incl.s
1 from
sewerage
Due
"
.
$15,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Bond
nurchase of $2 500
rf p.urcftase 01
Park
revenue
State
The
—
Kasson-Mantorville Indep. School
1865 to 1993 inclusive. Lefal,lty aPProved by Miller, Can-
bonds.
1964
to
Michigan State Board of
1961
of
Act
1963. 7
1,
1962
from
(EST)
a.m.
Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
2,850,000 metropolitan sewerage,
building
Oct.
Dated
^ ^
^
ipcl.
Nov.
parks
public
bonds.
of
from 1964 to 1989
1969
Due on Oct. 1 from
600,000
q
000
910,000 Mystic Rivei; Dam, Act of
1957
bonds.
Due on Nov. „1
1973
1978 inclusive.
to
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
guson
1993
V
.
on
i
Gerald E Eddy,
of Con-
Department
until 11
common,
i
1
A
Nov.'1
Due
recreation
1963.
bonds.
revenue
1963. Due on Oct. 1
Dated Oct. .1,
;
to
1964
from
-1
850,000
B
Act
Barrier,
and
parks
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
sealed bids until .10 a.m. (CST) on
wnv
Nov.
198,
—v.
n
of
Jasper, Minn.
Sale
provement bonds offered Sept.
.
,.
7
v;..
Bond
?
-sealed bids
c/o Conservation School R. l Ros-
Bedford Hurricane
New
900,000
to 1982 inclusive.
inclusive.
receive
of
Act
on
...
Director
1983 incl.
to
Lot
1,050,000 hospital building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Due on
Kentucky
n,,«
Due
■
-
-
from 1965
;
bonds.
from- 1964
bonds. Dated
Sept. 15, 1963. Due on Sept. 15
(P. O. Barbourville),
County Court Clerk, will
ioai
Control,
Monday, September 30, 1963
.
awarded
F
Due
1983
to
school
15,900,000
198, p. 914 — were
the First U. S. Corp.
v.
Knox County
Flood
1961
15,1963. Due on Sept. 15, 1965
offered
bonds
revenue
—
1964
from
1
and
800,000 water bonds. Dated Sept.
Kentucky
Park, at 2.13%.
.
,
500,000 Neponset River Drainage
1987 inclusive.
15 from 1982 to
'Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building
A
15,
Sept.
O. New Castle),
Henry County (P.
water, bonds. - Dated
1963. Due on - Sept.
8,700,000
bonds.
Act of 1961
Nov.
on
.
KENTUCKY
V
ftrol,
1976.
1975 and
McEvers & Fizzel}.
1964 to 1983 incl.
1 from
1001—were
p.
.
to the-Security Bank of Lincoln
500,000 Charles River Flood Con-:
l',000,000
Thomp¬
proved by Stinson, Mag,
son,
Nov.
198,
—v.
ter, Act of 1960 bonds. Due on
;
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
1963. Legality ap¬
Dated Nov. 1,
3,000,000 State Government Cen-
*
Due on Aug. 1 from
1, 1963.
on May
and Nov. 1 from 1965 to 1974.
semi-annually
Due
;y
.
I^*7l4ng'^3aiik
anticipation^iiotes offered Sept/9 price of
of Ames,
par.
as
2.60s, at
^
Bond* Sal feWIhe various- pur£.
a.7 pose
fered
bonds
totaling
Sept/49—v.
$250,000 of¬
198,
p.
1098—
Volume
awarded
were
Securities
Number 6303
193
American
the
to
Corporation,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
New Hartford,
Bond
2.77%.
NEW JERSEY
No.
Offering
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Hasbrouck Heights,
Oct.
on
N. J.
for
8
the
of *
improvement bonds offered Sept
the Peoples Trust
to
price of 100.02,
a
York
New
District
Bond
Regional High School
bids
Wolfe,
sealed
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
until!
bids
35
8
Floor,
11:30
Oct., 17 for the
on
received
New
York
(EDST)
a.m.
of $825,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
Due on Oct.
the purchase of
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
$20,000,000
purchasle
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
1
from
elusive..
MEXICO
'
No.
offered
bonds
interest
school
$97,000
Sept. 18—v. 198,
until
to
bonds.
payable
on
Note
YORK
the
the
report in
issue
our
bids
Oct.
on
until
11
$12,000,000 bonds,
a.m.;
as
198,
—v.
to
fol¬
Sept. 1 from
1964 to
1,000,000 water-1963 bonds.
Sept.L 18—v.
awarded
improvement-
bonds.
Due
Sept.
on
Co.,
1
3.60s, at
as
cate:
1099—were"
McEntee
price of
a
Hanover
York
the
at
Trust
City.
Manufacturers
Queens
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Canajoharie, N.
O f f
Bond
e r
Bracebridge,
will
receive
n
g—Mrs.
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
i
Y.
bids
Oct.
on
until
for
2
Agency,
3
the
Union
purchase of $636,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
..
•
&
sewage
bonds.
Due
treatment
Oct.
on
plant
on
1983
inclusive.
Oct.
1
Sept.
(P.
O.
—
from
1964
to
Oct.
on
par.
to
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
terest A-O.
Washburn & McCarthy.
on
Bond
to
M-S.
trict special
fered
Legality approved by Sykes,
•
•
\.
Interest
as
,
Glen
bonds
ment
198,
p.
Sept.
Bonds Not
2.80s,
19—v., •sold,.
Bond
at
Cross,
of
Clark
&
■"•.,
"
—
The
-
Co.,
/•
*
$37,300
improve¬
sewer
same
time,
a
as
the
bonds
were not
Highland Heights, Ohio
Company
of
a
basis of about 3.38%.
improvement special
-
of
for
1978
ended July
State
1986
Blatt
Sewer
is
Rico
of
received
be
Oct.
on
highway
1963.
15,
1964
Due
1983
to
Dec.
on
15
inclusive.
In¬
19—v.
p.
*1002
Magnus & Co.,
of
100.31,
a
were
as
Maple
awarded
33/4S, at
a
to
price
basis of about 3.72%.
Heights
City
School
Dist.,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
on or
^
Aug. 1 from
Texas
a.m.
Authority.
Oct. 3 for the purchase
on
of $2,000,000
fiscal
Rico Aque¬
;
bonds,
follows:,
as
$1,000,000 waterworks and sewer1
system revenue bonds. Dated
:
Sept. 15/ 1963.
Due on June
1998
to
1964
from
15
Oct.
April
on
1986
(EST)
noon
on
system
sewer
from
1
inclusive.
Interest
1963.
1965
A-O.
Due
Oct.
2
the
for
000 combined
:>V.;
(EST)
noon
be
:
Gibbs
Sale
Bond
&
school
Sept.
awarded
100.002,
of
time
were
Sale —The
due
at
the
to
the
syndicate
a
Co!,'
interest-
net
First
Jan.
on
to
1967
$740,000 3V2S,
1
Jan.
on
1979 inclusive;
due
from
1
inclusive;
same
awarded
a
Jan.
on
1975
$175,000
offered
110O:
p.
about 3.67%, as follows,
due
Additional
to
bonds
D
198,
19—v.
$6,000,000 bonds for $1,495,000 5s,
to
the Merchants Bank of Cleveland.
road(i bonds
$15,000,000
Halsey, Stuart &
by
cost of
19—
awarded
916—were
p.
O.
(P.
Series
Sept.
price
$59,000 special
offered
bonds
198,
v.
,
Inc., and C. J. Devine & Co., at a
Tennessee
Sale—The
>:>*
The
—
offered
^
the
for
3
Seattle
revenue,
sewer
headed
f
|
Seattle), Wash.
—were
.
'Q-uf
V
:
Metropolitan
Legality
Sinkler,
Oct.
WASHINGTON
1963. Due
A-O.
until
received
ing bonds.
Simons.
i
'•:>
•
purchase of $609,000 school builds'1
on
purchase of $500,-
by
approved
-b"
•:
County, County Sch. Dist.
Weber
utility system reve¬
Interest
M-N.K
UTAH
April 1 from 1965 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
to.
1964
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
>
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will"'
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
nue
on
1963.
1,
from
guenin & Boothman. '
to
Gaffney, S. C.
until
Nov.
1
Nov.
Le¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Dated
on
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu*-.
& Simons.
be
;
;
1998 inclusive. Interest
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
Bond
•
inclu^v
1,000,000 general obligation park
purchase of $185,-
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
revenue
Due
C.
bonds.
until
for. the
3
S.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
the
for
15
$35,000,000
until
on
1992 inclusive.
sive. Interest J-D.
'<.
that
Aug. 1 from
Offering—Separate sealed
(CST)
CAROLINA
Bishopville,
Bond
announces
on
bids will be received until 11
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
Offerin g—Secretary
from
inclusive.
1985
to
TENNESSEE
rt
1
inclusive.
Irving,
Bond
Development
and
Highway
on' Aug.
1977
to
the
of
;:;';
v
Due
to
195,000 3V2S. Due
the
Aug. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
4s.
1974
.
20.5%.
Puerto
and
1966 to
65,000
ac-,
from
1976
to
$375,000 3.30s*,>
X, 1980 and 1981;^
l.:,'
$1,855,000 3.40s, due on Jan.
National Bank of Memphis,.
to
1982
from
—
Madison
The
inclusive;;
1987
the
report in
Tennessee
of
issue
our
1187.
Judge,
tion
until
bids
Phoenixville, Pa.
Oct. 8 for the
Bond
Offering—Martha W. Fri¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
of
Dated Nov.
terest
1, 1963.
to
1964
until
8
p.m.
bonds.
improvement
$300,000
from
bids
Oc,t. 8 for the purchase
on
Due
on
Nov. 1
V
M-N.
' V
'
terest
Due
'
'
Trevecca
1973.
1,
about Oct. 22 for
Sept. 17
Bond
v.
awarded to
of
198, p. 1099
—
to the
.
College (P. O.
Sale—The
revenue
Common &
$340,000
dor¬
The
offered
bonds
3%s, at
a
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Ira
Haupt
&
Schmertz
Roberts
&. CO.
&
&
'
Co.,
Co.,
Cunningham,
.
Schmidt,
Inc.,
Parke,, and P. B. Root
"7
""
"
4
"
t
'
Van
Buren
(P.
Offering
—
40t per share on Common Stock.
28Hi per share on the 4.6%
9
for
the
The Common Stock dividend is
O.
The dividend
on
of
record November 29, 1963.
■
I
..
1
".
Secretary
September 24, 1963
Bogota, New Jersey
-
T
t
Qubntin J. Kbnnbdv
....
,t_.f
the 4.6% Cumulative
$25 par value Preferred Stock is payable
on December 15, 1963 to stockholders
public building bonds. Dated Sept.
to 1983 inclusive
payable
V
4,1963...
$153,000
1, 1963. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
•
October 15. 1963 to stockholders of
record at the close of business October
Ed Davis,
of
v
on
(CST) on Oct.
purchase
i1:
Cumulative Preferred Stock.
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Board of Directors of Federal
Board Company, Inc. has this
declared the following quarterly
dividends:
Spencer), Tenn.
Bond
CO., Inc.
Preferred Dividends:
Paper
day
price of par.
County
BOARD
FEDERAL PAPER
Housing and Home Finance
were
syndicate Composed
a
■
FEDERAL
approved by
Sept. 20—v. 198, p. 731—were sold
bonds ! offered
revenue
—
3.70s.
1,
j In¬
.■
Nazarene
Sale—The $445,000 school 'Agency, as
building
as
1, 2002.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Nashville), Tenn.
mitory
Bond
Jan.
on
1
on
April
Dated
April
A-O. Legality
iil'W
"
Township School District]
on
(CST)
p.m.
bonds
term
on
due
Chapman & Cutler.
In¬
inclusive.
1993
1963.
2
Due
auc¬
3V2s,
purchase of $80,000
bonds.
hospital
receive
will
$1,535,000
1 from 1988 to 1991 incl.
9,000,000
Offering—H. Leroy Pope,
Bond
County
day, Borough Secretary, will re¬
and
Jan.
O. Jackson),
(P.
County
supple¬
foregoing
assess¬
of
price
at
W.
E.
Authority (P. O. Glenshaw), Pa.
Roosevelt
Manufacturers
Trust
3.40s,
Oct.
Bond Sale—The $58,230 sanitary
198,
17—v. .198, p.
to
&
and bridge revenue bonds." Dated
Shaler
.
2.5%,
revenues
Government
Bond
&
\v( /.y
;
H'
to $14,389,964 from
of
group
Inc., Ira Haupt &
$65,000 4V2S. Due
•
Scribner,
Battles
bids will
Dis¬
623—were
-assessment "
.
sewer
Y.
awarded
and
Traders
Buffalo,
100.20,
price
Sale—The, $435,000 water
1002—were
-
Sewer
ment bonds offered Sept.
N.
bonds offered Sept.
and
a
basis of about 2.7.7%
a
Le Roy,
&
Sold
special
.
offered at the
Glen Falls National Bank & Trust
as
&
Sept. 23—V, 198, p.
1098—were awarded to the
•Company,
100.10,
&Fahey,
■'v:
total
a
;
■
p.
the
For
Co.; McKelvy & Co., and
purchase
In¬
assessment bonds of¬
to
3s.
ment
$93,700 various
offered
Road
Sharondale Acres
<
Falls, N. Y.
improvement and equip¬
purpose
Reynolds
Deane
(EDST)
noon
April 1
ments
Sept. 9—v. 198,
awarded
Galloway & Dikeman.
Bond Sales—The
Park
months
SOUTH
Moore,
Co.;
Sale—The $331,400 Coop¬
er-Foster
Sept. 1 from
on
&
Kerner, Inc.; Warren W.
&
sealed
Amherst, Ohio
$47,000
1964
inclusive.
&
Note
improvement bonds. Dated
1981
Co.;
&
terest J-D.
Oct. 3 for the purchase, of
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
Halseyf
Co.; Woodcock, Moyer,
Bond
OHIO
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
water
syndi¬
French, Inc.; Harrison &
Genevieve
DeRuyter, N. Yi
Offering—Beverly Brown,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Villige
the
Kidder, Pea-
Lynch;
Janney,
from
r
^
$1,245,739,
of
agent for the Puerto
HarrTsburg), Pa.
Legality approved by
Washburn
&
Mc¬
Carthy.
&
Bridge Authority: (Pi O..
Reed,?: Hoyt,
Bond
Noyes
&
Fricke &
receive
1987 .'inclusive.
—
Director
rose
increase
an
Cq., Butcher & Sherrerd;
Pennsylvania
building bonds.
1, 1963. Due
1966
Sinon
Kuhn, Loeb
Singer,
Easter-
will
Dated Oct.
1963,
Authority
1988
Legality
Co.;
&
C. G. Peelor & Co.
*
E.
from
^
Dated Oct. 1,1963. Interest A-O.
Co.,
York
Monroe),
W.
31,
12
to
Co., and Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.*
at a price of 100.001, as follows:,
:
375,000 3%s. Due
For the
pi
17—v. 198,
awarded
Rtco
Authority.
Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Close
1 for the purchase
of $800,000 school
to
Sale—The $700,000 school
composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
cording to Juan Labadie Eurite;
Executive
(P> O. Saginaw),
Fenner & Smith
of
decrease
a
1963.
Dillon, Union Securities
Secretary of vLocal Govern¬
(EST)
was
Clark, Inc.; Poole & Co.; Rambo,
Finance
North Carolina
Offering
1965
of
Co., Inc.;
& Co.;
Co.;
sealed bids at Raleigh until 11 a.m.
123,000 refuse incinerator bonds.
Due
&
Thomas &
price of
a
ment-Commission,
1964 to 1993 inclusive.
.
C.
Home
3%s, at
County
.
ling,
from
1
(P.O.
$200,000 student
and
1,
M-N.
members
Eastman
1002—were sold to
p.
as
Bond
$513,000
V
198,
Housing
Treasurer,
1962,
•
Indep,
and Sewer
Increased
000 waterworks and
Hemphill,
bonds offered
revenue
18—v.
Irene
the
Village
College, Inc.,
Bond Sale—The
center
Nov.
Rhoads,
Goodbody
Stuart
body
&
100.44,
CAROLINA
Charlotte), N.
/
;
bonds
from
1
by
Leonard
Company of New
Legality approved by
Dated
Interest
Bache &
NORTH
$4,680,-
syndicate
a
Nov.
on
Other
from 1964 to 1992 inclusive.
Payable
by
inclusive.
basis of about 3.56%.
a
18
coupons.
Due
Y.
p.
Adams,
of
Gib¬
!
Mountain-Saginaw
bonds: offered Sept.
revenues
Interest
by
Spence & Gibson.
Bond
price of
a
:
compared with $1,277,082 in July
headed
of
$59,000 Melody
198,
to
;
Dated
v
May 1 from
on
Texas
by Ira Haupt & Co., at a variety
York
Lake Sewer District bonds offered
inclusive.
reports
The
Reader.
Thompson, N.
Due
Authority
Sept.
awarded
New
3s, at
as
•
sal^ on
approved
Bond Sale—The
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1993
1961
Bank
School
revenue
-
of $500,-
bonds,
inclusive.
1983
School District
1002—were
p.
(CST) on
purchase
Legality approved
Eagle
month of July, 1963, the Authority
duct
$17,848,000 bond
Company of New York City,
1993
,
general
school
son,
offered
-
to
M-N.
$11,93|5,744 the preceding period,
purchased via negotiated
1099—were
p.
Chemical
the
Area
O.
PUERTO RICO
Bank
at 2.13%.
Due
inclusive.
4,300,000
Interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
anticipation notes offered Sept. 18
10 for the pur¬
$6,700,000 water-1963 bonds.
:•
inclusive.
the
1100—were
(P. O. Bradford), Pa.
of
1187.
p.
Note Sale—The
Trust
on
Dated
to
1968
V
Pal'.
Nov. 1 from
on
Legality approved by Town-
Bradford
Rochester, N. Y.
D.
lows:
*
sealed
1965
000
i n g—George
e r
sealed
on
,
bonds.
Due
Agency,
nance
Revenues
M-N.
foregoing supple¬
Sept. 23—v. 198,
O'Connell, City Comptroller, will
chase of
improvement
198,
for
schoolhouse
1964
bonds
revenue
.
2
000
$7,000,000 dor¬
] Authority, Puerto
v(EDST) on
purchase of' $800,-
10 for the
Nov. 1, 1963.
Buffalo, N. Y.
O f f
(EDST)
"1
receive
Oct.
Oct.
as
(P.
District,
V ;v
Offering—Sealed bids will
Nqv. 1, 1963. Due
Puerto" Rico Aqueduct
p.m.
000
Company of New
The
—
ments
NEW
receive
will
7:45
Sale—The
\
Offering—Fred F. Schae-
until
Housing
Agency,
^
School
be received until 8 p.m.
price of par.
a
19—V.
to
fer, Secretary of Board of Com¬
bids
the
Bond
p.
sold to the Housihg and Home Fi¬
(P. O.
Abington), Pa.
.<
missioners,;
at
;•
198,
changed
-
»
York
p.
'''4v'
Bond
10—v.
been
Abington Township
-'VVyv..;;
(J-J)
October
has
—
to
Finance
198,
Indep.
Texas
revenue
5—-v.
University of Pittsburgh
Sept.
The
—
PENNSYLVANIA
in-
Due
3%s, at
hall
Sept.
sold
Home
mitory
"
1,1963. Principal and
Trust
Bankers
Village
on
1989
and
dining
55
TEXAS
Calallen
i
Pittsburgh), Pa.
17.
V
Due
916—were
as
City. Legality approved by.
send, Elliott & Munson.
awarded to Zahner & Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
1098—were
Co.
1, N. Mex.
1967
term
Dated July
School District
Sale—The
Bond
Oct.
■^
Jan. 1,1997.
.
Independent
1099
p.
Bond
Jan.
Authority,
Date Changed
scheduled for
follows:
bonds.
and
offered
par.
Oct. 8 for
on
as
serial
18,000,000
Mora
City,
O.
Housing
offering of $1,200,000 school bonds
W.
R.
Finance
p.
School District, Ohio
$38,000,000 bridge
bonds,
revenue
In¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
NEW
c/o
(P.
Sale—The $1,041,000 dor¬
bonds
revenue
the
to
price of
a
Offering
York
Pressprich & Co., 80 Pine Street,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
be
University
Philadelphia), Pa.
mitory
dor¬
Sept. 10—v. 198,
sold
Home
hall
Wprthlngton Exempted
Offering—Chairman John
will
Temple
•
Bond
L. Edwards announces that sealed
(P. O. Chester), N. J.
$800,000
dining
and
3%s, at
Bridge Authority,
New
Bond Offering—Muriel S.
and
Le¬
•:Ir;--
State
of about 2.79%.
West Morris
J-D.
field & Wood.
basis
a
Interest
mitory
Sacred
the
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
823—were
gality approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
Company of
Bergen County, in Hackensack, as
2.80s, at
inclusive.
1992
1098—were awarded
p.
of
Sale—The
bonds offered
1, 1963. Due On Dec. 1 from 1964 to
198,
Convent
Heart
Bond
$1,700,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
18—v.
school
\
Ursuline
(EDST)
purchase
Sale—The $42,000 general
Bond
purchase of $1,100,000
Bond
Y.
Harold J. Ly¬
—
(1283)
,
bonds.
1
district Clerk, w-ill receive
man,
i
District
(P. O .New Hartford), N.
,
the
Kirkland and Paris
School
Central
2.80s, at
as
price of 100.08, a basis of about
a
.
.
w>
)C
JiV'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1284)
56
members
Other
Co.; John
Nuveen & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Shields & Co.; Stone & Webster
'Securities Co.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
100.02,
Madison, Wis.
syndi¬
the
of
cate: Goldman, Sachs &
Bond Sale—The
work^
mortgage
offered Sept.
were
$900,000 water-
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc., Bacon,
& Whipple & Co., and Robert W.
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Weeden & Baird & Co., Inc., at a price of
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
and
Orf ordville
net interest cost of about
(Villages),
follows:
as
on
1967
Due
and
Oct.
on
1978 to
on
(CST)
Valley
of
(Towns)
Bond
Oct. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
hamson,
Offering—Merwin
District
Clerk,
on
& Co.,
Gregory
& Sons; G. H. Walker & Co.; Cof¬
fin & Burr, Inc.; Barr Brothers &
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Foster &
Marshall,
Adams,
McEntee
&
Co., Inc.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc.; Courts & Co.; Dick & Merle'Smith, Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Fitz-
1, 1963. Due
Service
Stevenson
will
man
re¬
& Cutler.
your accounts
Robinson
Inc.;
Crouter
Humphrey
-
DeHavsen
Inc.;
;
Co.; McLean & Co.,
&
BANK & QUOTATION
Co.,
Townsend;
&
& Bodine, McCormick
&
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc.; Stern,
&
Lauer
Yarnall, Biddle
Co.;
RECORD
&
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty
&
Piper,
Co.;
'
'
Jaffray & Hopwood; J. R. Willis&
: ton
Beane;
Inc.;
Co.,
Vick
B.
Pierce
&
Co.;
Hauser
Cartwright
Sweney
M.
V.
we give
Securities
Delago
L.
&
and
Co.,
STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
Inc.
Co.,
County, Clover Park School
400
•
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
•
District No.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
•
Offering—L.
County
MIDWEST
R.
Treasurer,
Oct.
22
$1,000,000
for
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
15,
from
1965 to. 1983
terest M-N.
Preston,
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
Nov.
Due
of
Nov.
on
15
inclusive.
•
Thorgrimson,
Horowitz,
•
CANADIAN
•
City Clerk
—
Holm
DOMESTIC
.CANADIAN
announces
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
that
City Board of Directors will
(EST)
$540,000
•bonds.
on
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Dated
Sept. 1, 1963.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
Oct. 15 for the purchase
public improvement
on
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
Offering
P.
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
•of
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Legality approved by
Bluefield, W. Va.
the
EXCHANGE
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
In¬
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Dated
/Starin & Ellis.
Maxine
^
receive
a.m.
the
school
1963.
Johnson,
will
sealed bids until II
on
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
(P. O. Taaoma),
Washington
Bond
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
Due
March 1 from 1965 to 1989 in-
»elusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Steptoe &r Johnson of
Charleston.
SECURITIES
•
WISCONSIN
Brodhe ad
(City),
Decatur,
Sylvester, Spring Grove,
1
CALL LOAN RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
Wisconsin
'bonds
1003—were
17—v. 198, p.
awarded
of
composed
-Co.,
$675,000 school
offered Sept.
to
Barcus,
Loewi
&
about
3.17%,
as
to
1983
Green
Bond
Genten,
1
Bay, Wis.
—
Clerk,
Clifford A.
will
receive
100,000 corporate
purpose
bonds,
follows:
25 PARK PLACE
1
NEW
1
TODAY
0
1
street
improvement
^
bonds.
2,825,000 junior
-
senior
high
school bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1963. Due
on
Oct.
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O.
rhanmnn
Xr
Legality approved by
Hiitlm*
I
wish
to
A
subscribe
to
Record for one year for
the
the
Bank
sum
*
&
of $45.
1
1
Name
1
1
Address
1
1
1
L
$275,000
YORK 7, N. Y.
1
SUBSCRIBE
inclusive.
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
1
;
pealed bids until U a.m. (CST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of
$3,as
1
of
cost
Oct. 1 from
on
Offering
City
r
price of
1977 inclusive.
210,000 3V4S. Due
1978
&
Oct. 1 from
on
;T
and
follows:
$465,000- 3.10s. Due
1964 to
a
interest
net
a
•
group
Inc.,
White-Phillips Co., at
100.003,
a
Kindred
Co.,
INFORMATION
•
(P. O. Brodhead),
Bond Sale—The
STATISTICAL
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
Avon,
Magnolia and Spring Valley
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
No.
OTHER
City
."—-I-
Zone
on
Oct. 1 from
Legality approved by Chap¬
quickly by using our
Baker, Watts & Co.; Bacon,
& Co.;
p.m.
A-O.
Abra-
1983
patrick, Sullivan &
Gibbons &
2
to
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross;
Co.; Geo. B.
Co., Inc.; Schwabacher
until
1964
Corp.; W. H. Morton
son
bids
Oct. 2 for the purchase
$1,100,000 school bonds. Dated
Oct.
(P. O. Orf ordville), Wis.
1977 inclusive.
to
305,000 3.10s. Due
Spring
sealed
ceive
Mag¬
Joint School District No.- 4
from
1
Center,
nolia, Newark, Plymouth Rock
Oct. 1, 1965
1966.
515,000 3s.
Monday, September 30, 1963
F ootville
and
Avon,
.
.
Co.; Lee Higgin-
E. Hutton &
W.
a
bonds $80,000 2%s. Due
revenue,
23—v. 198, p. JL003—
Co.; Carl M. Loeb; Rhoades
&
3.04%,
.
State..
Quotation
inclusive.
Interest
@FedFRASER