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MONDAY
ISSUE
1958
Reg.. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
188
Number 5803
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, December 15, 1958
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Aeronca Manufacturing
John
A.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
INDUSTRIAL
-
*
of
Hampden
directors
holders
-
stock
in
of
of
Longren
Longren
and
2/100
exchange
had
would
of
for each
share
of
principle
of
LongrtH,,
on
share
a
Aeronca
5h'2%
Aeronca
also
nt This Issue
Share-
merger.
a
of
prior
Stock and Bond Quotations
common
stock
preferred
electronics
an
division
in
Baltimore,
Maryland,
New York
1800.
Aeronca's
annual
current
sales
are
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Alabama
*
Gas Corp.—Redemption Agent—
has
188,
The
Low
Argonne
National
tains
Power
Reactor
control-rod
of
atomic
coincided
energy.—V.
183,
the
16th
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
at
corporation
covering
22,000
shares
$8.50
per share,
The proceeds
Ore.
V.
182, p.
28
Nov.
on
*
•
.'
birth
37
.
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r
•.
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■
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.
'
,
'V,
,
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•
r":
■
.V
..
filed
letter
a
notification
of
with
common stock
(par $1), to be offered
First Pacific Investment Corp., Portland,.
be used for general corporate purposes.—
Investment News—Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
I
60
11
51
Rates
the American
Stock Exchange
on
Dec.
weatherstrips
and
windows and doors.—V. 187, p.
aluminum
The
-
Reserve
used
in
the
assembly
52
Banks
As
•
increase
to
The
The
November, 1957
5
Increases Common
—
will
Stock—.Plans Recap.—
the
quarterly
common
.
"
profit
earnings
said
equal to
$2,799,937,
of
>
'
and
$6.57
3
—...
stock
will
converted
The
held
also
annual
stockholders
zation,
-
changing
tion
into
stock
the
of
ruling
a
a
plan
or
of
of
into
each
value.
Internal
the
shares
any
of
share
new
common
new
of
Any
stock
not
the
preferred
basis
preferred stock.—V.
a
recognition of gain
code.
revenue
of
2 8/10
177, p.
may be converted
shares of common for
stock
2001.
American Art Metals Co.—Convertible
'
The
„
debentures
price
are
of $12.50
convertible
per
into
class
A
common
stock
at
loan,
will
be
used
from this sale, together with a $1,000,000
to retire about $302,000 of debentures and
stock and to construct at a cost of about $302,000 of de¬
bentures and preferred stock and to construct at. a cost of about
$1,200,000 a new plant in Atlanta, Ga., which will consolidate opera¬
the
stocks.—V.
188,
Sept.
company's
loan,
value
30
equal
the
rate
of
$1.20
4,822,168
are
shares
of
per
share
stock
common
with
serial
of
$23,061,000
notes.—V.
3aarb
of
188,
debentures
of
due
2133.
p.
net proceeds
will be added to Arvida's general
available, together with funds from operations and
and
on
and
development
residential
a
$672,000
of
person
to
option
an
be
may
oceanfront
some
dated
the
of
rural
development
expended for
March
5,
in
property
south
the;
in
Dade
acquisition
property at
presently
from
Boca
1958
held
Palm
County.
a
Raton
by
the
major proposed
for
expenditure
expenditure
common
Of the
$1,500,000 balance
thj
.9j,
..jVcuopment
expenditures, it is not presently contemplated that the expen¬
on
of
any
one
and
sewer
water
systems
in Palm Beach and Dade Counties, and
a shopping center in south Dade County.
period
it
is
estimated
that
approximately
$15,831,000 (exclusive of contingent amortization on. the 5'/o collateral
debenture and possible optional prepayments on mortgage
notes) will
be expended for debt service.—V. 188, p. 1814.
planning and construciton of
For
capital¬
consisted
a
project will be more than $400,000.
The company's tentative program for the three years
ending July 31.
1961 contemplates that approximately $15,000,000 will beexpended on.
tho completion of projects started in the fiscal year
ending July 31,
1959, further development of the Delray Beach properties, installation,
of:
and
2025.
p.
retail
November
in
Vice-President
It
Sales
the
three-year
,
Associated Women Investors, Inc., Tampa, Fla.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
were
more
double
than
in
first
the
those
automotive
distribution
and
in
marketing.
two
the
same
SEC
.
($2
corporation on Dec. 1 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 17,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
future general real estate investment in Florida.
per
for
compared with 10,666 in November,
sales month in Rambler history.
months of the new fiscal year total almost
in
20,346,
compared with
of
those
4 by Roy
21.894,
second-best
the
was
times
totaled
sales
November
-
sales
comparable month a year ago, it was announced on Dec.
1957.
Mr.
period
of
preceding
the
Abemethy said.—V.
188,
p.
Associates Investment Co.—Increases Rates—
year—48,642.
1713.
Upward
mercial
adjustments
The
American Screw Co.—Tenders Fall Short—
Co.
Screw
shares
of
Textron, Inc., to buy 60,000 shares of stock in American
$55 a share expired on Nov. 29 without that number
at
having
been
tendered.
Textron
decided
has
not
to
of
the
2^4f;'c\
to
90
the
in
rates
announced
were
paid
for
the
Dec.
on
5
Dec.
company's
Robert L.
com¬
8,
by
Oare,
Board.
rates,
new
follows: five
as
The offer by
notes
paper
Chairman
which
to
29
179
effective
became
1%(»;
days,
days,
3^;
30 to 59 days,
and
180
to .270
Mr. Oare said, are
2^4% 60 to 89 days,
days, 3»A^.—V. 188,
2133.
p.
exercise
its right to purchase
Noma
less than that amount, the company said on Dec. 1.
Inc., of New York, which blocked Textron's original
Litcs,
plan to purchase the assets of the Screw company, apparently also
prevented Textron from acquiring stock control. ;
Henry Sadacca, Chairman of Noma Lites, announced on Nov. 28
that
its
subsidiary.
Noma Lites, Canada, Ltd.,
had
acquired clear
of
American
the
Stores
American
Period End. Nov. 22—
Screw
Co.—V.
183,
p.
Corp.—Announces
Stretch
Mr.
Odium,
Mr.
been
has
named
Change in Personnel—
formerly
Stretch
had
President,
President,
been
it
continues
was
as
announced
Chief
on
Executive
Dec.
4.
Officer.
Executive
Vice-President, having held that
position since Feb. 1, 1956. Prio/ to that he had been a senior partner
of
the law firm of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, counsel to
Atlas,
2133.
Co.—November Sales Higher—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Atlas
Floyd B. Odium has been elected Chairman of the Board and David
A.
and had
devoted
much
of
his
time
to Atlas affairs.—V.
188, p. 2242.
1958—34 Wks.—1957
*
$
—V.
188,
p.
$
69,320,247
Sales
65,310,699
$
$
Amurex
The
that
The
share,
Oil
Co.—Par Value
Midwest Stock Exchange
the par
par
value
registration
250,000
Changed—
p.
to
$1
shares
without
of
statement
common
filed
stock
underwriting,
with
(par
became
the
$2.50)
SEC
to
effective
on
be
on
Oct.
18
offered
Dec.
covering
at
$5 per
188.
3.—V.
1714.
has received notice from this company
value of the class A common stock will be changed from
value per share, effective Dec. 4, 1958.
The
Exchange ruled that beginning Dec. 5, 1958 all transactions
will be made in $1 par value shares, and all previously entered orders
to
purchase or sell the $5 par value shares will be regarded as
$5
Autosurance Co. of America—Statement Effective—
569,172,768 538,655,127
1921.
J
an
share.
preferred
sale,
this
Debs. Offered
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
bank
1957 net sales were $6,977,000
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1958
year
the
of
common
Abernethy,
headed jointly by The Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp. and W. E. Hutton & Co. and including
.J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc., offered publicly on Dec. 11
$1,250,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures
due Dec. 1, 1968, at 100% and accrued interest.
The
offering was oversubscribed.
initial
ended
months
$9,433,000,
The
the
control
—An underwriting group
In
American Motors Corp.—Rambler Sales Doubled—
the corpora¬
each of the
Revenue Service to the effect that the
7 rb preferred stock, pursuant to such
convertible
on
preferred stock of
and converting
stock
stock into two shares of new common
The change would be contingent upon
would not result in
internal
the
proposed
the
par
preferred
common
recapitalization,
under
loss
The
of
same
from
conversion
1958.
31,
to submit for a vote at the
10, 1959, a plan of recapitali¬
March
outstanding T.b
the
shares
"
Dec.
before
calendar
adjusted and not including the bank
debt and 256.350 shares of $1 par
as
A
Rambler
resolution
the
$292,000.
-
fronts.
$6,137,000 and net income $426,000, compared with $5,091,$204,000, respectively, In the similar 1957 period.
ization,
class
2V2
a
meeting on
convertible
a
outstanding
time
any
passed
and store
CAPITALIZATION—After
for
retired.
be
directors
carried on at two locations. Approximately $293,000
working capital. American Art Metals manufactures
were
and
000
share.
a
to
income
net
sales
called
has
company
preference
.-
added
EARNINGS—In
divi-
for retirement ,on Jan. 5 all of its issued
and outstanding shares of 5',b cumulative convertible preference sock.
Holders of this stock have the option of converting it into common
stock
at
the rate of
11/10
shares
of common
for each share of
The
being
now
be
aluminum entrances
$1,680,000
President,
available,
share,
have been at
along
Raton, which will be of
diture
the fiscal year ended
Oct. 31
are
not
but indications are that shipments were
about
3%
below
the
$45,000,000
of
1957
and
profits were down
about 17 'r
from the 1957 level.
In fiscal 1957 the company reported
Frank,
n-ine
wks
of
County
program
retire
G.
the
compared with, $177,307,000
in
the
like
period of
1957.
per
years
$10,000 per lot up.
quarters.
W.
for
stock,
in the 195<X program is $1,300,000
on
the
residential development at Boca
luxury type and will, incluae aa 18-hole golf
course, club facilities and yacht basin.
It is expected that the resi¬
dential lots in this development will have a minimum, size of
approxi¬
mately one-third of an acre and will be priced: from approximately
49
of
one preferred issue and proposes recapitalization.
of the recapitalization plan, the common stock would, in
be split two-for-one.
company increased the common dividend to 55 cents, payable
to
stock
of record
Dec.
16.
It paid
50 cents in previous
effect,
refrigerated
Louis, Mo.,
company.
Capital Flotations for Month of
part
'
Jan.
voted
be
additional
estimated
453.
Co., Inc.
Retire Preference
have
directors
to
dend,
*
v/ill
sale
non-affiliatecl
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
tions
Air Filter
American
Dividend—To
and
improvements
'
^
sales
net
common
$1.75
$4,500,000
pursuant
The Course of Bank Clearings
company's
rolling mill is completed, it will have the facilities to
produce painted aluminum coiled sheet for sale to other manufacturers.
In
addition, Alsco produces vinyl extruded shapes such as glazing
retainers
the
011
outstanding
and
the
An
51
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
4
for original listing 815,254 (of a total authorized 2,000,000)
$1 par shares of this corporation which was incorporated in 1957 and
manufactures aluminum windows,
storm windows, doors and screens
and the extruded aluminum components of these products and sheet
aluminum
products, principally lap-siding and awnings.
When the
screen
par
Beach
Federal Reserve System
approver
strips,
and
properties, for the development of the company's
and for use as working capital.
It presently is anticipated
during
the
fiscal
year
ending
July
31,
1959
approximately
$6,127,000 (exclusive of contingent amortization on the 5/t» collateral
debenture and possible optional prepayment of
mortgage notes)
will
be expended
for debt service and approximately $2,800,000 will be
expended
in
connection
with
the
company's
development program,
principally for the development of residential communities at Boca
Raton, development and construction on the Delray Beach properties,
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
-
industry
used by
yeast
are
products
that
Dividends Declared and Payable
Alsco, Inc., Akron, O.—Stock Listing in New York—
.
brewing
the
company
$197,180,000 and net income
were
share
PROCEEDS—The
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation &
the
of
of
led
1957
properties
1453.
The Board of Governors
in
;■
brewing
Los
1958
from
*'■
Foreign Exchange
to
and
'
,
beer
company's breweries are located in St.
Angeles, Calif.; and Miami, Fla.
Another brewery
at Tampa, Fla.
,
J.;
per
funds
'
t
..
'
through
are
States
largest
Arvida Corp.—Stock Offered—A syndicate headed
by
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Dominick and Dominick on Dec. 11 offered
publicly 2,500,000 shares of class
A common stock
(par $1) at $11 per share.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange.37
Allied Publishers Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC
The
,
the
among
47
541.
p.
Jr.,
rates
CAPITALIZATION—There
■
the
Alice
Mrs.
annually.
Over-the-Counter Markets
,
of
anniversary
The
30,
1977
(ALPR) dedicated on Dec. 2 at
Station near Idaho Falls, Idaho, con¬
designed and built by this cor¬
with
United
$8,418,000,
or
Dividends in recent
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
'
dedication
The
of
sale will go to the Estate.
shares, subject to a voting
President and Chairman of the
trustee.
company
and
$4
mechanisms
poration.
Estate
the
construction
$1.96
46
Reactor
Testing
drive
to
43
Alco Products, Inc.—New Reactor Dedicated—
the
Exchange
Busch,
A.
sole
EARNINGS—Consolidated
Sept.
42
Stock
August
the
78,863
the
N.
under
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
been
^cumulative
"V.
38
40
by
of
own
Other products of the
pharmaceutical
yeasts,
corn
cabinets.
is
owned
were
will
volume.
Newark,
Toronto
Bank, 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
appointed redemption agent for all of the outstanding $3.50
prior preferred stock of the above corporation.
See also
p. 2241.
sales
bakeries,
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
The Chemical Corn Exchange
,
in
net
proceeds
the
in
concerns
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..... 41
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
41
Montreal
Stock Exchange
41
877.
is
shares
the
the Estate
which
of
38
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
of
BUSINESS—The
33
Exchange
all
sale
company,
38
estimated
.
p.
17
Boston Stock
and
Longren Aircraft Co. is also engaged in the manufacture of aircraft
^assemblies in its plants in
the Los Angeles, California, area where
several hundred people
are
employed.
Its sales for the year ended
Aug. 31, 1958, were approximately $6,000,000.
It
is
proposed
to
operate
Longren
as
a
division
of
Aeronca.
187,
(Stocks)
29
at $22,000,000.
.t-V.
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
has manufacturing facilities in Los Angeles,
operated through AeroncaCalifornia Corp., its wholly
owned subsidiary.
Total employment is
approximately
and
this
trust
sub-assemblies
pf aluminum and stainless steel
Its principal plant is located at M'iddletown, Ohio.
maintains
PROCEEDS—The
Busch
After
Page
stock.
is a^producer of large
common
Manufacturing Corp.
military
aircraft
constructed
for
brazed honeycomb.
*■ It
1/10
of
Aeronca
*
I
in
agreed
receive
share
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—A sec¬
ondary offering of 110,000 shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on Dec. 10 by an underwriting group
headed by Newhard, Cook & Co. at $22 per share. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
~
Lawler,
President of this corporation, MWdletown, c5Hio,
Wentworth, President and Longren Aircraft Co., Inp..
Torrance, Calif., jointly announced Nov. 25 that a ,nierger of the. fwo
companies was being negotiated.
They said that the executive committee of' ACfonca and the board
oncl
INSURANCE
-
Basic Products Inc.—Assisted in Solicitations— *
par
applying to the new $1 par value shares.—V. 187, p. 2902.
'
.
Loewi &
to
Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis., assisted Basic Products in its
offering
buy 75,000 shares of the common stock of Hevi-Duty Electric-Cn, tft
share. The offering expires on Dec. 15. See ale*
price of $22 per
V. 188, p. 2242.
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
to
_
Nov. 26 offered to its common stockholders of
record Nov. 26" the right to subscribe on or before Dec. 15 lor 1,009
additional shares of common stock at par
($100 per share) on the
basis of one new share for each 10 shares held (with an oversub¬
scription privilege). The offering is not underwritten.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for improvements and addi¬
The
company
for
public
a
purposes
EFFECT
GIVING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$1,813,000
Notes
Common
„
the authorized
voted to increase
$2,000,000.—V. 188, p. 2134.
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of
America—Files
letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 4,761 shares of common stock
(par $2) to be offered
at-the-market
(estimated at $21 per share).
The offering will be
underwritten
by Scherck, Riehter Co., St. Louis, Mo.
The proceeds
are to go to a selling stockholder.—V.
186, p. 210.
The
corporation
on
20 filed
Nov.
a
Bargain Centers, Inc., Martinsville, W. Va.—Files—
The corporation on Nov. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
1,
unit.
Edward
and
The
A
secondary offering of 9,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Nov. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$29.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
per share.
The offering has been completed.
Garden-Arena
Servel,
Sec
underwritten
ceeds
are
below.—V.
Inc.
to
by
go
Weyton W. Adams & Co.,
to selling stockholders.
Boston,
Mass.
The
The
new
Bell
Michigan
lease
Telephone
with
underwrite
1610.
p.
a
has
- ,v
/
Installation
of
the
system,
.
said
to
..
y.yy
its kind,', hi
y'y y
be
the
first
of
that
Banks
have
ordered
the
220
system plan
to
use
^he
be
the.
computers
.■.V./'/
'*y
;
y
•
City, Mo.—To Change Capitalization—
Dec. 23 consider
on
capital stock and
a
would
be
reduction in the par value
$10
shares, of
par
of
common
additional
shares
outstanding before
Sept:>11, these earnings
shares
on
•
•
,
.
,
-
?
v,
Offered—
on
will be
!
'
proceeds from
on shortterm
notes to banks,
which notes on Oct. 31. 1958 were $8,305,000.
The comparty lias renewed, or expects to renew, the short-term notes
lo banks which
will not be so repaid.
' -• " -5.
-The
deb., clue Feb.
deb;, due July
2%'S
deb.,
due
Aug.
4'!i'/
deb.,
due Aug.
1,
ized
issue
Total
17,794,000
is
14,000,000
400,000 shs.
,
1 sh.
352,637 shs.
provides that the amount of its author¬
company
share of which has been retired. ■ There has been no
preferred stock.
The single share of preferred capital
to priority in the payment of dividends and upon
of
under
options,
tlie
of
Nov.
one
or other rights.
Pursuant . to a pro¬
permitting the issue of 20,000 shares of com¬
.charter
to .employees, 2,345 of these shares
under the Employees' Stock Plan.
stock
1958
1,
for
reserved. for
is
conversions,
warrants,
of
adopted by the stockholders March
share of common capital stock.
officers or employees, or for
resolution
exchanged
shares
the
capital
mon
be
may
of
vision
as
•
entitled
1912,
issued
were
F1-BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in "North Carolina in" Jan¬
uary,
1900. Its principal executive offices are located at. 122 East St.
'
James
$132,920,175
in
<i
"
Among the larger senior offerings during the forthcoming four-week -s
li' v/l
period are: Texas Power & Light's $12.5 million in bonds on Dec. 16
"■r'- V
San Diego Gas & Elec. Co. debentures of $15 million on Jan. 8, and a simi¬
N.
C.
~
-
is engaged in the business of furnishing
mainly local and toll, telephone service, in
eastern part of North Carolina.
company
services,
the
On
of
Tarboro,
St.,
The
tion
; $52,648,500
;
7,000,000
14,000,000
stock
one
issue
None
47,994,000
2,481,500
•
^
""4,000.000
value
par
except
U'-v
$3,000,000
"
shall be $40,000,000 represented by 400,000 shares
of $100 per share, and that the company "may
preferred stock for any part of said capital." During the period
to
1903,
the company issued 340 shares of preferred stock, all
capital
tlie
1900
11,616,000
1987—
stock (par $100i—
pfd. capital stock
"Common capital stock
(par $100i_"_
charter of the
FINANCING "
Outstanding
PRESENT
Authorized:*-
cum.
"The
net
company
7,000,000
"Capital
s8(<
the
the
$3,000,000
4,000.000
1,
30-year
.
by
TO
•„
1, 1977.
1, 1978._
1982__
2ai';;
3Va'S
30-vear
$58,327,000
14,783,175
11,616,000
owed
EFFECT
30-year
apply
to
intends
amounts
•
liquidation,, and
$20,757,000
of
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
stock
$37,770,000
12,301,675
company
reduction
.
.
.Stocks
$80,271,675
of
number
Dec. 29, 1958. No fractional shares
offering is not underwritten.
"•
on
toward
sale
19,
Total
*
-.■:. /
:
corhmort
The
30-year
36~2O0~6O6
,
to $1.69 per share, compared with $1.73 in the
Giving effect to the hew total of shares outstanding
year-end, the earnings are $1.41 per comnvh*
company
expire
the
Bonds
5-Jan. 9__.
v
eonsolitlai=(ti operations for
equivalent
issued.
Private Capital Demand
Jan.
-
through
"Dec. 9: offered an additional 58,773
capital stock <par $100) at $125 per
ahare to stockholders of record Dec. 4, 1958, on the basis
of one new share for each five shares then held; rights
The
and
2__.
next,
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock
>■
later
Dec. 29-Jan.
1,
Jan.
on
increase in the number of shares outstand-;
an
ing, J. C. Higdon, President, announced on Dec. 1.
The company currently has outstanding 800,000
acquire the amounts shown in the following table:
fl:
redemption
for
30, the fiscal
share.—V. 138, p. 126G.
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four weeks
22-26
-
'
the
392,611
oi
Sept.
on
absorb
15-19
of
basis
issuance
"preceding year.
•
-
of
Dec.
-
■.
previous year.
the
On
the
Business Men'k Assurance Company of> America, Kan¬
the
the
in
.
\ \
-
.
923."
p.
s•> >.
Following its policy of continuous growlli, the cornpany. reports that
'.it incurred expenses in new market development, as well as-unusual
promotional expenditures which became necessary when cool summer
weather affected consumer demand.
Ti'.esc expenses affecied net in¬
come,
which totaled $3,518,450 after taxes, compared, with $3,563,337
major step in bank automation. The' Michigan Bell'application
similar in many respects.—V. 138, p.' 2027, ",iy
.
a
will
called
Tv/".--;1,;--;
037,538.
private sources, indicated that the market
private security offerings amounting to about
$132,920,175 in the forthcoming holiday and end of the year four-week
period, commencing Dec. 15. The preceding four-week period (Dec. 8Jan. 2) estimate amounted to $377,309,900.
Dec.
com¬
ended Sept. 30 brought total net sales, to a record high
of $93,860,800.
This comrmres wkli the previous-year's sales of $86,-
system, will begin in January 1960,' William*'M. Day,' 'MichiganPresident, said. In operation, Mr. Day said, > the company expects
to save from $750,000 to $1,000,000 yearly.
' 4..-2;-■
as
-
.
.
below:—V- 185.
Canada Dry Corp:—Reports Record-High Sales—
Capital issue figures compiled by the* Corporate Financing Departs
of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information
may
y;,y;
of the
some
the fiscal year
ment
SEC
preferred
insurance Co., San Francisco,
This corporation on Dec.'9 reported, that
Corp.
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
to
cumulative
value
par
cbrrfp&rty
Electric Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
has
company
PROCEEDS
asked
~
this
operation of the sinking fund, $45,000 of its 3%5r, notes, series B,, due
1,
1988
at
101:32'i.
Payment
will
be made 'at
the Second
Bank-State
Street Trust
Co.,
Boston.
Mass.—V. ,187^ -p.
454. ^ 1 v
to
be
,
..Jan.
.1*
,,
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
obtained from the
SftW- $5ft
Tide Insurance Co.
Security
shares
will
of
...
Stock- Ap.-
authorized
has
the issue may be negotiated
of the issue will be used to replace
of
Cambridge
Bell
of
Interstate Commerce Commission to
of $10,500,000.
Its application was filed
shares
California^ Pacific Title
Bell
sas
the
p.
Co.—Preferred
Commission
U.
*/.
periods
proceeds
Sic
has 'signed
Co.
Burroughs
customer service orders.
The stockholders will
asked
proposed loan
company
Power
for
Calif.—May Be Acquired—
.•'
a • longTterm<- millionfor a new., 220 electronic
computer system similar to that soon to be./installed by a■■ number/
of IS. 3. banks. The phone company will use its" system to streamline
pro¬
Boston & Maine RR.—Seeks Loan Aid—
The
188,
Burroughs Corp.—Leases System to Utility— p3-:•
dollar-a-year
Corp., Boston, Mass.—Files—
corporation on Nov. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,150 shares
of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at-the-market
(estimated at $23
per
share).
The offering will be
188,
^
subsequent to
If22.---'''y" •••.'-•
'"/A',
included
are
149,695,204 126,839,230
pany's short-term borrowings with permanent capital, the Commission's
•order
said.—V.
183, p. 2134.
*
'
Tlie
it
Boston
The
Co.
1, 1957.—V.
Oct.
P.
120,000
placement
Co.—Plans Sale of Assets—
Burgess Battery
The
Offering
1958—llMos.—1957
; J.'
12,251,460
*
California
offer
to
manufacture and sell a
wide variety oi' physical testing'.'
equipment.
The strain gauges at issue in the-civil • suit are used-to
measure- strains in structures of all kinds.—V.
187, p. 2115.
underwriter.
Boise Cascade Corp., Boise, Idaho—Secondary
■Jj,
stock. The Commission also approved the company's request for exemp¬
tion
from
competitive
bidding requirements
in order
that
private
.
develop,
proceeds are to be used for equipping and decorating a
acquisition of real estate and for a new warehouse
working capital.
Securities Trading Corp., Jersey City, N. J. has
as
Stores
Electric
California
and
named
•*
•;
~
The
been
1362.
p.
Subs.)—November Sales Up—
'1958—Month—1957
proved.—
Jr.,
Simmons,
E.
TG&Y
of
of acquisition,
date
patent infringement and maintained that the plaintiffs ; were seeking',
to exercise rights beyond the purview of the patent. grant.
Tatnall
Measuring Systems
Company
was
established in 1956 to
1969
store
(&
12.695,115
♦Sales
1958.—-V.;. 188, p. 1714.
Philadelphia, - Pa.,--against
Tatnall
Measuring Systems Co., Phoenixville, Pa., and The Budd Co.
The suit alleged patent infringement m the manufacture and sale of
strain gages by Tatnall, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The„ Budd Co.
Judge Steel heard testimony in the case last duly., in. U. .S.~ District
Court in Philadelphia.
In successfully defending against the action,; tlie"defendants denied
*
new
Brothers
Sales
covering
Jan.
value to S4 and
to approval of
par
Subject
(epartment, the change in the
$600,000 instead of $480,000.—V. :183,
to
■*
the
$300,000 of 6';
subordinated convertible debentures due
and 30,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents; to be
offered in units of $100 debentures and 10 shares of stock at $100 per
SEC
the
i*0G.
si
Period End. Nov. 30—
Budd. Co.—Patent Suit Dismissed—
and
luce
*
of
the Missoui
a
Judge Edwin D. Steel, Jr., at Wilmington, Dei., on Dec. 1 ordered
dismissal of an action brought by Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp-,
11,000 slis.
20,000 shs.
——
1958,
31,
capital stock (par $100) from $1,000,000 to
above
previous record sales level set in September?
the
300,000
(par $100)
stock
stockholders on Oct.
The
;
rose
register
Outstanding
Authorized
mortgage bonds__
payable to banks
3first
*
to
amount
Butler
of new shares of the Broad Street Group of Mutual
the $4,000,000 mark ior the first time in November
gain oi 60'//? over October sales of $2,549,000, it was
reported on Dec. 3 by Milton Fox-Martin, President of Broad Street
Sales Corp., national distributor for shares of Broad Street Investing
Corp., National Investors Corp. and Whitehall Fund, Inc.
November 1958 sales of $4,033,000 were nearly three times greater,
than the $1,645,000 of November a year ago and were 54'^higher thanFunds
is
It
number
capitalization would be made
The company pays 60c a sb
annually on the present stock and 16
is contemplated the new stock would be placed on a 30 cents per sharo
annual basis, Mr. Higdon said.
Thus, the annual dividend requirement!
It
sales
Gross
in
of Old Orchard Beach
CAPITALIZATION
30.
would
under contract.
Co.
4
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
Street Investing Corp.—November Sales Climb
Broad
is
company
municipal
the year ended Sept.
during
to issue a promissory note secured by these improvements
funds are to be used to pay overdue taxes and for working cap¬
ital.—V. 188, .p. 1922.
The
utility supplying pure water for domestic,
the cities of Biddeford and Saco and
and Scarborough in the State of Maine,
in which area are located its physical properties, consisting of pumping
elation, filters, storage standpipes,
mains, services, office structures
end other appurtenant property, all owned in fee.
The operations of the company are managed by Consumers Water
The
and
Towns
made
improvements
plant
the
increase
stockholders and
proposes
to property.
tions
1958
guarantee
The
on
capital stock.
value
Railroad Relief Act which authorized the Commission
railroad loans.
< :
railroad said the money was needed to reimburse its treasury
the
under
Offered—
Saco Water Co.—Stock
Biddeford &
,
.
.
(2454)
.
...local
the
1958.
approximately
i^'Kihston
and
service
v
■
had 158,861 telephones in service,
in the Fayetteville, Rocky Mount,
Wilson
exchange areas.
No other company furnishes
in any
exchange area served by the company.-v t.
>
31,
Aug.
which
'
communica¬
41 counties
company
32',i
were
.
'
'*
stock issues
bonds.by Washington Power Co. also on Jan. 8. The larger ;
will be by Columbia Gas, 800,000 shares of common on Dec. 15,
Cutter Laboratories' 150,000 shares of common
Co. of N. Y.
surance
145,200 shares of
Lothrop's 50,000 shares
Power &
Light
on
V
: v,
•
I
per share. This stock was awarded to the group on
Dec. 10 on' its. bid' of $5.816 per rightyby Southern Bell
$157
Dec. 31; Woodward
Jan. 5; and 295,841 shares of
Jan. 5.
on
common on
.
common
.
by Penn.y
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,' a' stockholder;
.'J..
J
•
-Xfe'-fbid'
,.v$3-75
;
$66 million in stocks
and bonds scheduled for Jan. 12-Jan. 20 during which time Gulf States
Utilities will issue $10 million in preferreds and Southern Natural Gas Co.'.
are over
$35 million in bonds.
Still waiting to come out are
million
as
of Dec.
postponed senior issues totaling $237
11.
in the
description of the private demand for capital may be found
"Securities Now In Registration Section" of the Dec. 11th issue of
the Chronicle.
December
11,
1958.
from
Goldman,
r
with
are:
(Reg. U.
8. Patent Office)
William B. Dana Company,
R.
•
■OTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
-.
'*•< *
/
I
. •
S.
Southern
Investment
Co.;
in
;v.
and Vance Securities;
Corp.—V. 188, p. 2134.
~
' \r
•
~
\
■
Central Illinois Light Co.—Files With SEC—
Nov, 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common
stock
(no pan
to be offered to
the company's Employee Common Stock Purchase
-...Plan at 90',
of the average price on the New York Stock Exchange
on
five days
preceding the purchase date but not les6 than ,9Q%
of the last sale on the purchase date or last preceding day on which
(lie stock
is
to be
sold.
No underwriting
is involved.
The proceeds
Tlie
company
on
shares
9,375
CL-employees
under
'
to
are
be
used
facilities.—V.
for
188.
construction,
p.
1267.
publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N
and advertisements must be made In New
improvement
or
extension
of
its
.
on
page
9)
Editor and Publisher,
Salle Street. Chicago 3, Illinois
of Mart* t 1879 Subseripneof
Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D- Seibert
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news .and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S La
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company
Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942; at the post office at New York N Y
under the 4ct
to United States, U. S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union
$65.00 per year: In Dominion of Canada $68:00 per year
Other Countries. $72.00 per vaar.
Sachs' &
Carolina
(Continued
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
;
: >
Peabody & Co.' with
Co;' ; with" a ' bid-of
Kidder,
-•
covering
A detailed
' from
right.
per
Associated
"offering
■
>
received
were
$4,829 pand
""
-
will issue
of
Dickson
& •Company
Incorporated r in. tha
Securities Corp.; First Securities, Corp.-;;Intter"-'^1 state Securities Corp.;.4 McDariiel Lewis & Co.; MCCarley & Co.,'-'Inc.J
"~r.Atester G. Furman Co., Inc.;
Francis I. duPont A: Coi; - Norrisr &
yi/Hitshberg, Inc.; Wyatt, NeaL & Waggoner; J. Lee Peeler-&"Co.,- Inc.;
-
Looking further ahead, there already
bids '
Competing
.''
r1.'
?;•
v.
Offering Made—R: S. Dickson & Co. Inc. as
of an underwriting syndicate on, Dec. 12 of-
*-f<^i^d publicly 13,190 shares of Carolina Telephone &
Teibgraph Co. common stock (par $100) at a price of
Dec. 16; Northern4 In¬
on
Public
;
manager
lar amount in
York fund*.
"
«
Volume
Number
188
5803
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2455)
in November
in
And lor the
Months of Calendar Year 1957
Total corporate
financing in the domestic market fori
rthe month of November, 1957 amounted to $770,590,102
or $77,967,218 less than the
October, 1957 volume which
stood at
the
$848,557,320.
volume
overall
241,782.
The
or
dollar
Dayton Power
98.64%,
bond
totaled
of
issues
for
offered
<
Line
-
$10,250,000,
funding operations.
or
='
,
new
1.33% was raised
.-o''.''" •" % ■ '"i; j-: -■
:
capital
for re¬
Short-term bond and note financing undertaken during
November, 1957 was confined to three offerings totaling
$3,160,000,
Stock
0.41%
or
of tne
over-all
total.
offerings floated in November of the
year
under
review, aggregated $177,315,402, or 23.01% of the month's
over-all volume. This figure contrasted with the smaller
total of $117,392,320, or 13.83 % of the gross dollar volume
for October, the previous month, and the much
greater
of
'sum
$647,639,7oZ,
Common stock
■v
number with
an
or
issues
•<
to
private
of
.
March
,
the
various
industrial
and
the Olin Mathieson
debentures
due
5 lk %
November
A
Corp.;
issue
$25
for
an
indebtedness in exchange for the $9,971,-000,000 of 3%%
certificates of indebtedness maturing December
1,
The new certificates were dated December
1,
and mature December 1, 1958.
December financing is given.
Outside of the above
the
confined
a
corporate financing:
Bills,
UNITED
26.52
Savings
STATES
39
235,415.550
20.77
119,650,000
■
$
1,032,271,352
350,000
894,423,376
22,859,605
February ?
March
of
of 1957, standing at
$59,529,793.
six
mor.ths
Jun
26
July
Jun
27
July 5
July 11
July
3
4,345,824,000
3,000,004 000
97.445
*3.483
2,313,809,000
1,600.197,000
99.190
*3.238
91-days
91-days
2,408.194,000
1,600,004,000
99.198
*3.171
2,719,490,000
1,601,037,000
99.218
*3.092
91-days
2,279,108,000
1,600,387,000
99.202
*3.158
399,878,829
399,878,829
a
a
280,000
280,000
100
2
July 18
July 25
July 18
July 1-31 July 1
July 1-31 July
for
t
12 years
July.—
of
9,801,787,829
91-days
2.415,458,000
1,700,472,000
99.150
*3.363
2,545,259,000
1,700,044,000
99.164
*3.308
3,177,328,000
1,750,043,000
97.253
*4.173
Aug
8
Aug 15
91-days
2,5)5,649,000
1,700,000,000
99.116
*3.498
Aug 15
Aug 22
91-days
2,353,582,000
Aug 22
July 22
July 22
Aug 29
92-days
2,469,456,000
4 mos.
8,893,000,000
Aug
1 year
1,790,000,000
July 22
Aug
4 years
1,036,000,000
99.152
1,800,123,000
99.106
1,800,655,000
8,893,000,000 100
1,790.000,000 100
1,036,000,000 100
July 22
Aug
4 mos.
978,000,000
978.000,000
100
3%
July 22
Aug
1 year
1,328,000,000
1,328,000.?00
100
4
July 22
Aug
Aug
4 years
1,113,000,000
1,113,000,000
100
4
6,638,000,000
6,638,000,000
July 22
Aug
4 years
July 22
July 22
Aug
':-
November,
1957, was the $36,500,000 New York City, N. Y. bond
issue and two offerings of
$35,000,000 each for the states
of Kentucky and Connecticut.- TWo other
emissions of
$30,000,000 each : comprised the Port of New York
Authority and the city of Jacksonville, Florida.
Four
offerings
United
States
placed
during
November,
1957
by
Possessions
comprised
the
$7,000,000
placement of the Territory of Hawaii; $3,000,000 issue of
the capital of Puerto
Rico; $331,000 offering of Kauai
County, (Hawaii) and $110,000 placement by Fairbanks,
i
Alaska,
One
i
July 22
1 year
1
New
Government
offering came to light in
November, 1957 and that was the City of Hull, Quebec,
Canada 5%% general obligation
debentures, due serially
from 1958-1977, inclusive.
3,155,037.208
municipal
financing for the first 11 months of
New
Total
for
J
June
i
933,402,967
38,487,150
June
$4,107,950
12,600,000
1,461,375,976
.,1,448,775,976
—
Second quarter———
2,976,695,219
•
931,938,919
4,799,000
,880,732,249
34,333,195
August
1—
September
1.800,295,000
99.097
•3.574
1,801,399,000
99.096
*3.575
2,384,814,000
1,601,009,000
99.082
*3.633
91-days
2,510,309,000
1,601,899,000
99.107
*3.534
3 yrs. 11 mos.-10 yrs.
12 years
Sep 1-30 Sep
for
Nine
months
8,767,884.950
-
<836.962.320
October
November
l_„———
December
Fourth
■
t- -.-
760,085,102
--
93.109
99.075
*3.660
2,352,766,000
1,600, 933,000
99.085
*3.619
91-days
2,503,122,000
1,700, 061,000
99.085
*3.622
12 years
17
6,290,455
Oct
17
Oct
24
91-days
91-days
91-days
519,286,375
389,274,960
3,978,410
Oct
24
Oct 31
Sep
518,474,916
2,150,330
590,339,648
421 3*1 242
i_i.__j.___;
____
I
Total
1
4,647,586,000
656, 916,000
100
4%
Sep
16
16
Oct
520,625,246
593,535.080
Sep
26
5 years
6,120,944,000
2,000 509,000
100
4%
Sep
16
Aug
1
1 year
3,066,827,000
3."95 *50
428,356,892
Oct 1-30 Oct 1
8,164,790
Oct 1-30 Oct
12 yeavs
Total for October
$6,283,850,960
Nov
31
showing
the
different
monthly
amounts
of
BY
MONTHS,
1957,
19m
AND
1955
Capital
$
$
'
Total f.
!
'
'
•
$
r
New Capital
$
91-days
7
$
49,292,653
505,632,274
494,144,325
561,254,002
384,282,362
44.639.185
769,644,757
1,092,117,895
Total
1
Nov
14
91-days
14
Nov
21
91-days
21
Nov
29
90-days
20
Nov
29
97,731,123
.11,349,880
*
1,836,531,033
1,970,544,582
quarter
12
months
2,475,547,000
2,646,663,000
2,683,297,000
2,430,201,000
7,785,998,000
12 years
2
99.097
1,700,448,000
99.122
1,700,132,000
99.205
1,800.622,000
99.210
1,800,564,000
1,142,066,000 100
*3.571
*3.473
*3.145
•3.158
3*4
for
a
a
2,072,000 100
2
333,914,635
2,072,000
for November—
Total
428.921.541
8,479,818,635
315.097,152 2,285,641,734
all
682,492,153
retroactive
832,347,253
and
83,518.225
583;766,885
(
20,276,211
604,043,096
592,872,491
'91,928,160
684,800,651
85,316,791 2,531,945,090
1,851,359.915
348.280,142
2,199.640.057
each
3,821,904,497
663,377,294
4,485.281,791
988.836:950
490,437,663
134,141,400
644,579.063
936,737,919 J
495,174,145
25,000,000
520.174.145
622.211.465
389,019.719
1,011.231,184
!
830,5"i483
49,301.750
879.876.233
566,346,199
33,408.844
changed
years,
as
E—On
to
20, 1957 the
1957 from 3Vo
April
Feb.
months
1,
instead
of
9
years
and
lowered from $20,000 to $10,000.
been
the
were
tFour years and 9lAt months.
a Comprised of two separate series
follows:
«•-
bank discount basis.
a
Over-all interest rate was raised
to 3V'4% and matures In 8 years
8 months formerly.
Interest
accruing at the end of six months.
Also the yield is higher in
intermediate
year.
Individual limit on annual purchase has
11
starts
on
ll months to 10
which
of
months—.———136,770,044,826
eleven
♦Average rate
years
172.833.757
188,047,914 4,368.476,123
100
3yrs. 11 mos.-lOyrs.
Total
136,541,342 1,228.659,237
748,829,028
4,185,428,209
1,450,000
628,060,950
,
309,058,396
2,446.628,299
5 years
1!
Nov 1-30 Nov
$
a
12,030,658,420
—
333,914,635
133,916,625
28,225.9301
20,212,540
!
5
Nov
Nov 1-30 Nov
Refunding
a
1,450,000
:_
-1955-
Refunding
4%
336,880,420
330,880,420
630,546,255
$45,356,447
932, 572,000 100
3 yrs. 11 mos -10 yrs.
696,076.048
.4,190,365
$fl;238,494,519
1955,
*3.525
3,195,432
687,911,258
632,355,890
November
523,264,785
391,183,705
1,908,745
*3.528
99.108
1.600, 537,000
91-days
10
Oct
18/U2.335
interest rate
*
1957 and retroactive to February 1, 1957
Series II current income bond was raised to 3lA%
April. 20,
H—On
599,755,043
915,065,444
2,295,673,243
848,557 320
Fo-
on
compounded
semi-annually. When held to maturity will
years instead of 9 years an
«
m mths.
^
-re-'ors da a on Savings Bonds, see footnote on page 2654, June
3%.
mature
16,
-
10,505,000
770,590,102
•
«•
——
;
-93,214,085 2,388,887,328
1,678,995,327
6j481,101,452 i
276,261,999 6,757,363.451
5,500,899.824
760.577.071''
576,569,963
in
10
1958 "Chronicle"; also, introduction to Treasury Financing, page 2651.
1,239,947.257 6,740.847,081
*
40.173.858
800.740.929
971,101,329
3,140,453
974,241,782
549.3^3.693
52.234.091
601.557,784
21,466.334
969.101,858
728.178.549
61,315,965
789,492.514
2,403,242,593
130,686,956
2.533.929.54P
7 904.142 41 ^
1 370 634.213
9.274 77«.63r
2,679,309.924
9.160,411.376
64,780.645 2,744,090.569
341 042.644
9.501.454 020
1,125.742.351
.
(Continued
on
page
6)
2,255.565,290
947,635,524
*
;
1,600, 546,000
3
Oct
10
969.924.615
11.595,000
————~
2
7,170,264,000
.—
1,600, 194,000
Oct
3
Oct
187.832;
884
.
"i
a
3,624,000 100
2,453,685,000
26
Oct
780,175,220
274, 804,497 9,042,689,447
-
a
2,290,002,000
2,201,138,000
Sep
493,625,975
754,421,305
1,147.726 774
99,838,672 2,735,991,195
2,636,152,523
quarter
362,038,000
3,624,000
September—
-
Third
2
2,624,168,000
from
60.706,477
823.481.355
_
a
91-days
2,398,660
53.690.700
174,965,825 6,306,698,252
6,131,732,427
months——:
Six
33,707,237,921
f
a
91-days
SERIES
July
100
12
Sep
5
Sep
562 265 125
'75
!
*
392,072,921
4,828,000
4
12
Sep 19
Sep 19
Sep 26
Sep 1-30 Sep
1
Sep
(748,130,850
October
768,825.340
115,745,120 3,092,440,339
4
—
$683,950,550
4
5
1.094.036,074
,
100
2,422.578,000
5
491.227.315
July
An.gUSlJ
September
1,738,799,910
' 697,661,396
32,000,000
100
91-days
Sep
SERIES
64,657,970
659,174,246
4
August—
Aug 27
160
5*7:^*/
April
749.432,21?
868,744,997
April
May
100
392,072,921
4,828,000
12 years
Aug 1-31 Aug
Total
Refunding
$679,842,600
_
_i___
March"
456,339,621
59,220,705 3,214,257,913
4
308,000,000
743,000,000
is Set below:
February
;
4
308.001 J00
362,038,000
January
533,028,072
4
Aug 1-31 Aug 1 3 yrs. 11 mos -10 yrs.
Total
930,434,476 ?
3%
743,000,000
32,000.000
year
4 years
Aug
100
*3.354
*3.497
-
•
Canadian
Total
Aug
{Eight
First quarter—
%
264-days
90-days
3
July 11
Total
$
65,530.273,021
—
—
91-days
237-days
of
:
1,251,202,085
Yield
15.55
$
Total
Nov
■
1957
Price
1
FINANCING
1,032,621,852
36,011,100
1,228,342,480
January
8
.DURING
Amount
Accepted
8
par
Total
■■
FINANCING
Applied for
Due
25.73
176,250,000
-1956-
Reiundinp
■
fn
Aug 12
1957
New Capital
Department
weekly sale of
Depositary Bonds.
and
Amount
Dated
Nov
CORPORATE
'
Treasury
Bonds
TREASURY
Date
Offered
.
SUMMARY; OF
j
Aug
tabulation of figures since January,
-
t
its operations to the
Nov
present
we
1957.
1957t
A total $7,785,998,000 subscriptions were received and
$1,142,066,000 were alloted to the offering of 3%% 5-year
Treasury notes. The results of the bond and certificate
offering will be given in these columns when the
Oct
Below'
%
Aug
totaling $35,156,700 of Consumers Power
convertible debentures, due November 1,
of
:
8
1957
one
year.
21, the subscription books were opened
offering of 3%% 1-year Treasury certificates of
1
<
November, .1957 and
consisting of 1,358,254 shares
were
On November
33.39
Included among the larger offerings
placed
15,
floated, in
v
•
subscriptions
-xUg
O One offering
was
■
cash
on
23.61
33
decrease
a
*
May 15 and November 15 in each
on
312,750,000
21
or
1
notes to be issued
new
dated November 29, 1957, and will mature November
15,
1962*
Interest will be payable on a semi-annual basis
July 25
'
19"2
semi-annual
a
The
Aug
offerings of $40,000,000 each placed
^during November 1957 and included among them were
American A;ri les Inc., 4% promissory notei, due 19671936,
inclusive; 4%%* first; mortgage bonds of the
Houston Lighting & Power Co., due November 1, 1987
and Michigan Bell Telephone Co., 35-year 4%% deben¬
tures due November 1, 1992.
S
i
,«
$33,956,350,
:
.
dated; December 2,
1957, and
15, 1974.! Interest will be payable
basis on May 15 and November 15
were
issues.
debentures, due November 1, 1977.
4%%
on
25.99
27
_
bonds!
new
in each year.!
387,552.500
and
new
There were three
Co.,
; The
will mature November
229,766,550
i
division
scription $500,000,000, or thereabouts, of 3%% 17-year
Treasury bonds and $1,000,000,000, or! thereabouts, of
3%% 5-year Tteasury notes.
"
(
1
the overall total for
November, 1957,
refunding issues, reveals that $632,355,890
constituted funds for new money purposes
j
while the
small sum of $4,190,365 was raised to
replace outstanding
convertible subordinate
.
164,750,000
on November 13,
November 20, it would offer for cash sub¬
on
Treasury
Compared
with November of the previous year at
$299,314,920, the
November,
1957
total
was
much
higher than
the
November, 1956 dollar volume, being $337,231,335 greater.
1982. This was followed
by the $50,000,000 emission of Beneficial Finance Co.'s
20-vear 5%
25.23
1957
Treasury, department announced
1957 that
November
23.83
39
:____
$6,636,546,255
presented
Chemical
12.62
Municipal financing in,November, ,1957, declined below
Large issues placed in November of 1957 included the
$65,000,000 offering of the Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4M>%
sinking fund debentures, due November 1, 1977. Next
was
24.51
the total dollar volume for October
i
in order of size
or
% of Total
117,400,000
29
November
0.63%.
placement of $60,000,000
:
$253,105,000
315,675,000
-___
September
manufacturing,
or
in
month's
222,387,388 '
—
October
$186,625,402, or
24.22%; miscellaneous, $114,731,446, or 14.89%; oil, $19,803,012, or 2.57%; investment trusts, trading and holding
companies, $18,128,214, or 2.35%; railroads, $16,500,000,
or
2.14%; shipping, $8,500,000, or 1.10%: irm, steri/
coal, copper, etc., $4,952,520, or 0.64% and land, build¬
ings, etc., $4,834,500,
Total Amount
„
August
each
month in our five-year table on another
page of this
issue shows that the utility group continued to hold the
lead insofar as aggregate dollar volume is concerned
by
totaling $396,515,008, or 51.46% of the month's aggre¬
gate dollar volume.- Other categories were as follows:
other
that
41
May
into
categories,
of
32
____
June
*
of
$176,250,000,
27
July
November, 195b common _tock placepnents totaled 40 and accounted for $605,357,918, or
62.14%. Preferred offerings were 10 in number and added
Up to $42,281,864,, or 4.34%, of the month's gross dollar
review
to
25
'
April
of
'
amounted
No. of Issues
January
For the month of
A
they
February
totaled
,
21
Corporate issues placed privately in the first 11 months
1957 by months follows:
in
$50,916,220, or 6.00%, while pre¬
only 12 and reached the sum of
$66,476,100, or 7.83% of that month's gross dollar volume.
-volume.
and
66.48% tor November, 19u6.
November, 1957 totaled 51 in
aggregate dollar volume of $153,260,602,
volume
route
shows that in the latter period, a
amounting to $145,365,000, or 14.92%
grand total were placed privatelyj ;
comparison of the results for November, 1957 with
for
October of the
previous month shows that
common stock
offerings in the latter period numbered
a
offerings in November of 1957 totaled
Pipe
comparison of
November, 1956,
total of 27 offerings
A
issues
Gas
20.77% of the month's total volume. A
the current month's total with that for
that
with
bonds,
Co., 4%%
$119,850,000, or 15.55% of that
month's overall totals During
October, the month pre¬
vious, a total of 33i issues"-were placed i through the
800, or 0.31% of the grand total of all financing placed
during the month.
34
mortgage
Power
debenturCs/of the Transcontinerital
Corp., due May 1, 1978.
Private
;
19.89%, while preferred stock offerings were limited
10 issues making up a total dollar volume of
$24,u54,-
ferred
first
Ohio
number and amounted to
.
or
the
the 6% %
financing in November of
or 76.58%.
Of this figure,
75.25% represented funds for
or
and
1987 and
mortgage bond's, due Nov. 1/1987,
?
i
two other offerings in the amount of
$20,000,000 each
included-the Merrimack-Essex Electric
Co., 5%% first
mortgage bonds, series B due. November 1, 1987 and
new
note
$590,114,700,
$579,864,700,
purposes
and
Light Co., 5%
1,
first
volume
during November, 1957 was $760,085'102,
against $10,505,000, or 1.36% for refunding.
as
&
due November
larger figure of $974,-
purposes
Long-term
1957
the
at
Treasury Financing in November,
.
The
.
% Two issues aggregating $25,000,000 each,? included the
r.
total
capital
capital, stock of the Southern New England Telephone
Coi., was also placed during the month. •
For the montn of November, 19^6
stood
3
17.136.900 1,142,879.251
on the fol¬
the November
and the eleven months' figures with those
for the corresponding periods in the four
years preceding thus affording a five-year
In the
lowing
comprehensive tables
pages we
comparison.
compare
Total
953-J
$
36,52.497 17,50 37,261 5 71,647 95 3,0 ,0
317~0
Refundi g 28,45694
$
Capit l
$
New
Total
$
401,95.240 39,53 0 48.1935
437.5 ,19 18^0*, 0 403,97480 860,7469
193.540
/ 83.60
Refundi g 259, 0 6,~46~b
-
Capit l
S
New
Total
195 -
S
250, 0
14.9 240 32,90750 48,105.3
34,76280 2.0 ,0 85,6428 178.52096
193,540
502,6872
90.87,0 49,08. 4 7,50,0
26,8460
12.468307
S
-1954
8,40 0 2,145,90 19,3 894
28.73,94
308,195 3 17,50 36,94 15 71,647 95 3.0 ,0
250, 0
Total
46,31.43 18,60 0 8/40* 0 406,8340 97,34573
90.87 0 6.12,30 36, 90
43.796504 7,50,0
Refu ding 24.31,0 27.04,60 S48.491
$
601,57 84
235.94,1
142,80 4.28,569
Capit l
$
30 ,0
25,0 . 0 235,0 642,519.70 7,50. 0
New
Total
$
549,326
281,602 42.81 6 605.37918 45.0 0
3,140, 53
Capit l 278,46157 42781*,64 605,37918 45,0 0
Total
-1957
FCORRPEIGANT,
$
590,1470 3,160, 0 24,0580 13.70,9
19,40512
Refundig. 10,250 "*25 ,6 6
Total
11,6958,282.60903- fRBecooaanstrnurikd
$
New
19,40512
760,85102
SOUMFARY
NOFOVEMBRCorpate— boannodtedss stoc-k stock boannodtedss stock stock foreign- bonanotdedss :—stock. stock. corpate.
MONTH
Domestic- Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on C&nadi Long-term Shprt-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
2~ 83,6
Total
0 0 63,542 10,410
134,80
134,80 4,190,365
20^803",
1,28679
149, 536
632,5890 10,410
1Bntaeraniokl Candian foreign Loaandn •Municpal—Stes,Staes do
toal •fiTghuersees
Grand
Other Farm United
Refundi g
38.95,0 10, 0 45,0 0 58,61*576 32,67 0 1,50 0 6.25,0 1.50,0
$
890.453
2, 50, 0
$
50,0 0
-1957
Refundi g 8,7506
3 9,80
18 ,590
608,92750 21.749,15 8.250, 0
Capit l 16,50 0 287,3 0 16,4057
$
47125,0 8,50 , 0
New
107456,0 579,86470
1,364.91
28,1460
1.098,0 7.086,721
—L
647,39.82 38,95.0 708,92.50 45.3980 587615,6 54,26.15 19,750. 6.41V590 1,50,0 'J1
rtTjz
j
1
2, 50, 0
••
608,92750
2,760, 0
30 ,0 0
10 ,0 0
3 9,80
21,7495 820, 18,590
30 ,0 0
10 ,0 0
890,453
.
1,098,0 7,086,721 ,639782 38,950 708.92,50 45,39.80 537615,6 52,176 51 19,750 6.549130 1.50 , 0 :I73~4 £6 38,046208
9.87,08 2,192,50 25.19,702 19,803.12 409.50 13,28 14 1,674 6
3,160, 0
16,50. 0 0396.518 4,952. 0 186.25,40 19,803 12 4,834,50 87BO67 6 12812 4 14.731,46
617,4357402,
18
25 ,0 0
25 ,0
2,760, 0
f*
62.fc3409l
6''"»1■"■1/.
V
1,50,0 10,25 0
$
5,298,491
2,57460
7
..
296, 730 16,405.7 5712*576 8,5676 102,~9567c 590,1470
52062,,$^884*0
18,450
13,806
89,374.523 7.361,983 57,834 20 5,43,976 1,0 ,0 49,25091 26,51 0 236,871 93 752.0 207,69523 4.59,783 127, 9820 5,43,976 13,6 0 50,745091 92, 0.5 S49.?23,6$
$
-
.
2.165,0 6.729,60 50. ,0 67.089,0
89.42 53 7,361,983 80,49 20 5.43,976 1,0 ,0 49.25,091 31,809 1 264.79,84 7.52,0 20,4 523 4,59.783 15,34 20 5,43.976 13,6 0 50,745091 103,58491 £6081,54*.
New
$ 16,50
1 5,60
2.0 ,0 2,0 .0
Capit l 38,950 30, 0 45,0 0 58,6150 30,4270 1,50 0 6.25,0 1,50,0 ~"25O76 30,95 47 32,46157
Total
43*.57,19
9 .280
14,26095 7.56.30 24.579215 13, 4.360 90 .0 13,0985 19,0.987 93,674.82 5.01.0 4,7 .0^5 34.56,30 7'),51739 2i,40 360 8.049,280 30 ,0 0 90 ,0 0 13,854301 27,50 987 235.9412
2,0 0 2,0 ,0
310,458
9,630, 0 208.796 50 8,275,0 6,21569 24,61.398 1,260 56 - —r 31:70*65 7,043.10
250. 0
250, 0
34,76280
326,0
46.31,
8.0*3460 i:5~39: 4 14/70*6:5 26,7*3.94
108,5964
4. 9,0
14,9.20
3;1;40,v53
4:50 ,60
9 ,280
18.67509 7,5 6,3 0 24,69 815 13, 4360 "*90* 6 13,098.5 2,065987 10,4 82 5.01 0 1 .86095 34,5630 210,75239 21,40 360 8,049280 30 ,0 0 90 ,0 0 13,854.301 45,91 87
250. 0
69,3850 12,6376 1,50 0 63,709
Total
CHAR TE
1G—.Governmtgovernmtavcies,At.,Posein ,40569-2 bSfuitnoanclyedinosset
ft
GONARENUFPWID
5,40, 0
$
New
-1956
250. 0
6,0 0
Refundi g 12,705 0
$
1,4593 fInteraiol
1,546037
7, 52,0 13,0 0 37.19,80 74,9250 12,63765 1,50 , 0 69.75,0
S
317,0 0
17,0. 0 17,50. 41,03 450 275,0 0 17,60 95 2,13 401 250, 0 26,40. 0 893,10
16,250
13.065, 0
Capit] 7,52.0 18,2950 37,1980
-195
106,9 0 1,49270 1 ,459723
10,5 0
$
Capit l 579.864,70 3,160, 0 23,7930 13,709
70,59102
50,0 0
5.01,0 30.510 27,0 .0 54.7254 8.09 ,0 7.950. 0 30 ,0 0 795,716 7.60,0
S
New
971,0329 17, 0 297,~85]60
New
317,0 0
5,01 0 93,1 0 27,0 0 185,07 24 8.09.0 7,950, 0 30 ,0 0 75 ,716 23,850
$
Refundi g 50. 0 62,40
Capit )
1,3982670
Refundi g 3,140,53
39,65247
9.630, 0 167, 250 8,0 ,0 48,60 0 2,48 ,9 7 10.96 056 5,30 . 0 58,40.
$
17,0 0 17,50. 41.034,50 275,0 0 17,924695 2.13 401 250, 0 26,40. 0 893,10 108.9 ,64 9.630, 0 213,96.50 8.275,0 74,2965 24.61,398 12.80, 0 46.0, 0 7.043,10
7, 17,0 1.539: 4 14,70 0 28,45694
Promavuniicpedltses. 2435019.,95,20
DCioamtnisfd,
^tSeohcuriefs
974,21782 17, 0 106,9 0 29,314.920
S
-1956-
U00T0 0
$
-1954
IMCFTONSSFTOUYRVNHAEPIHIAREEBARDS
FLFTGAMINFOOYVAUHEVERNICARMEPBDRGLST, fFtGremohaaouvdngicrpnmldelys
Capitl 310.45,8 2,0 0 58,628 178.03,65
50,0 0
9,630, 0 172,6.50 8,0 ,0 56.325,0 2,48 .9 7 12,50 , 0 20, 0 58.4 0,
$
New
687.206 Devlopmnt
25,0 .0 37,80. 64.78,309 7,50.0
52,34091
30 ,0 0
Refundi g
Total
1,0587.26
12.468307
-1958
$
08,7500 25 ,0 0
70,5912
7 1 • 1,50 10,5
9,87 08 "1,937520 25,19.702 19,803 12 409,50 18,2 14 1,674 6 17.06,42 16,50. 0 76s>,08 4,697,520 186,2540 19,803 12 4,834,50 8~5676 18,2 14 13,2146 760,85102
3,160, 0
337
OFNOVEMBR
BNootaensnd-ds utiles eccstotop.e-—arll,,, manufctes anodries Indausntrdil beuildtcngs, thItnrrovuaelsdstminng,,Miscelanous SBNhoooratt-enTsed-ms utiles scceotoeptall,,, manufctres anodriesindmauansnutfrcdtlrig bueiltdcn.-gs, Inhttvrroeausltddmsiinnngg,,,Miscelanous ut:iles scecotopetarll,,, manuf aacensodri Indmauansnutfricdtlrig bueildtncgs, lIhnttrvroaeuslddtmsiinnngg,,,Miscelanous utiles-: cescototpea.lrl,,, manuf aacensodri inmdaaunsunftrcidtrlig bueildtncgs, Ithntrvroaeulsddtsmiinnngg,,,Miscelan-ous soecruprit-a•t,e4:.
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Motors
Iron,
manufctrig- etc.
Other Land,
Ship ing
Total
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Motors Other
etc. etc. etc. Total
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Motors Other
Total
Land, Rub er Ship ing
otal—
T
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Motors Other
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Tota)
Total
->
$
4,86290417 218,3570 418,0246 1,052815 29,60 0 62,5182
■
:
Total
70, 0 163,750 1,40 2,0 4,7013 8 41,850
$
18,0 0 1.0*7 0 83,16.295
Capit l
4,7128 3 218,570 410,32174 1,0492.63 29,60 0 62,5182
'70, 0 145,70 295^34,0 4,65.97823 41,850
Capit l
193,540
' -Total 5,734053 18,450. 736,4531 857,49 1 82,60 50, 103,7480
98,0 0 94,82 0 1,697850 6,018.5 76 37,05 0
Total
$
$
tfew
$
'
;
685,0
Refundi g 1,539 7 7,50. 140,6 976 8,03 42
$
1954
Capit l
,
New
'"
21,4520 1,9420351 207,650 28,059375 8307l2i85 431,96837 27,832 81 26,40 3874,0 97,539.180
;
13,96 0
37,40
1,450, 0 50 ,0 0
50,0 0
20,14875
$
40,13.0 48,50 0 2,5301 95 ,3576 09 1,80 0
750, 0 1,350, 0
150. 0
Capit l 174,930 2,0637 0 50,3150 24,83750 8,40. 54,126405 364,1 50 85,14.02 8,18,0 25,7 16 394,716
$
19,15*1
16,43.72
19
73.546 1 ,957
259,8'
1,28 ,0
"
10,484
7,50, 0 7, 50, 0
Refundi g 251,48 0 650,42850 4,50,0 291,7064 62,3850 27482.6 2576 6 25,34.29
—1954
31,0 0 3.46,905 630, 0 52,435 79 2,07,025 1,539 4 1,20,0
1,854,19
123,6 74 13,0147
426,960
109,5 0
375^173 2 5,0
375,173
251,480 73,59074 4,51048 304,2817 62.385,0 2,70,0 25,6 1 6 27,149.23
1,8650
619, 60 827,10 15 ,903 ,843750 40 ,0 0 38 ,8 9 164,3 2 81 ,0 3 981,50 37 ,2 4 158,183
163,50
70,15480 6,8340 314,5284 6.82,3 15,69 1 1,2324 235,40 67 14,6758
,7903
4,819520716.54,20.89:3379 1,53.629177488.,52|410060,23749 6,7482<1359,084.5132097,5.668
6,1743,8625985410,9371927536 1056,34223186.,7102693,479895.32570PICrDmtoauSnvihcpesfRcvltaudBelofGinpsmorvdernkmt. FYNEMOTFVLASI0THURSOANSDH.REED
NFTME3FTOLMLIIANFUHAVDAGO0CVRERRSP.G?DNMT,
"■
$
New
Total
$
$
Capit l
New
Total
$
5,79016,54 2,894.50 576, 5.70 1,803.4 5 298,3650
Capit l 5,493 89 2,39450 570,1340 1,790 671
Neifr
$
Total
-
298.36,50
148,05679 38 4,0230 385.04 251 1,835 60 359, 610 1,250, 0 25,63174 60 ,0 1,695,0 3,0 08
Refundi g 273,69105 13,~074C6 7,19 32 3,0 0
$
-1957
Capitl
New
$
1.7,3159 3 4,0230 371,96251 1,806.3421 356,9 10 L250, 0 25,63174 60 ,0 1,6950 3,0 ,0
OSUMFARY
t,tf>.
1,073,
•
Total
$
83,15839,2217675160 123,962507588 Ftferaohdogmunircnapfallcytes CONORGPREUAFWPTEI
Capit l
275,0 0 20,560 85,0 0 3,60275. 0 6,2835096 86.57,0
Total
S
New
$
:
296,0497 50, 0 17, 40 2,915 0. 45,3647
275,0 0 150,6 0 67.8 0C 687,20 6,2384951 36,570
3.1274,8,9065491 Satneds
byobtained
ACHANRDTE
10,364927
37,16 70 2,18569,30 297, 50 38,107 140,2 0 1,564 72,60 327,40 71,280 53,0 0 4,12,50 60,21345 1.06,4520
Refundi g 1,703 0 42,69450 19.86,0 14,9367 14,260 1,0 0
-1956
209,1250 24,720 657,20 4,78 29176 73,42 0
10,6839
18.59,0 375,0 2,1750
New
$
935,0
67,285603
1,
860, 432 100,
261 644
"17^1,.23624209690,56581,4
"2 6 760
58746,0 79,450
749,1372 27,1632 5,0 0 328,512 287.10, 65,2906 6,735974 58,26439 10,2 950 41,7093 182,57382 17,620 2,791 453 580,14 62 60.49,50 391,052 1,0385 274 169.0512 18. 4,72 150,76439 12, 7950 426,7093 1,26593 1
50,0 0
30 ,0 0
13,589450 120, 0 3,90 , 0 2~3576 5,0 ,0 2,894 50 1,97,80 1,3095 ,20 82,34607 9,735,706 610, 5 43 95,04 73 5,8 6, 20 1,028,475 2,130, 0 95,73142 19,35 01 38,64580 3,508714,02 380,245 07 48,546,06 140,5240 2,179 8,143 42,94073 7,219620 54,028475 6,24 50 160,96587 1,2581,25
~
j
1,9780 4,394,30
7,30190 128,0
583, 3
12,901580 47,08 90 19,86 0 149,23869 14,38 0 1,0 ,0 935,0 0 583, 3 73^5481
6,289^21
21,294,31899061567 838.1.25913,2,77,65016
50,0 0
13,589.40 120, 0 3,90,0 ~ 2~3 5,6 5,0 ,0 £2.894,50
881,305 0 2,34607 9,735,706 30 ,0 0 603,1 643 94,6 073 5,86,20 1,028475 1,546 7 95,73142 193,06 79 325,46 0 3,461.2530 360,7950 48.56,40 140.52,0 2,09.4 50 408,16073 76,219620 53,09 475 5,69.167 160,96 87 1,42 3, 7
318.45,0 4,102.38750 782,430 4,250 293,150 1,0836590 510,3 20 72,903 17,0 .0 34,250 92,0 60 1,072648
C25.0 3,160. 0
827,5193 26,94256 592,0 92 25,4631 16,342.58 2,610, 0 128,7634 142,08521 2, 83501 318,450 4,930. 43 1,05297 6 4,25,0 293,150 1,6792 762.84,531 89,562 58 17,26406 36.85,0 20,96.74 1,2568 09
81,9380
$
Capit l 304,20 4,073.16 50
New
88,
325.463,0 2,149 80 27,913.50 38,107 140,2 0 1,42.73580 31,40 70,1280 52,0650 4,12,50 60,21345 94,1264 7^6,8^3
Refundi g 14,250 28,740 57,0275 92,36 0 1,50 0 852,0
$
24
11,025,0795
4,267,30 " 30 .0 0
264.0 6
754,0 16,09730
■i
-1957
2,7 0,
572,
168, 58
21,05 0 21,05 0 26,1587 4,6 ,0 42,78 0 17 50", 0 2,64 30 27,968 2 408,69 0 24,36785 1, 20 431,5720 10,82 5 9,86,85 1,75016 0 2.64,30 97,560213
48,5123
$
$
.^Interaiol
FCOREPIGNAT.
.
12,
209,1250 42,70 3,1509 . 0 4,36782,45 73,42,08
1,320, 50 29, 5 672 3,189,0 1,50 , 0
1,320, 50 29,5 672 3,189,0 1,50 0
92,
Refundi g 408.69,0 218,60 6,46,0 38.76,40 10.82, 5 9,70. 0
-195
18,02 0 2,49370. 81,95329
;'* •
62, 1.137,
205, 121,
Capitl 17,620 2,0345 0 352,6108 54,9 50 62,50 749.21,3 103,7815 1,48750 92,50 1,7950 12,0 0 1,025369
$
"s
54,
40,130 42,50 1,2 7650 5,4618 97 1,80
Refundi g 29,681 4 6.52,90 13,7234
-1956
2,241,
359,
8
174,
75,3208 231,8 362 5,0,0 328,512 329,8601 65.29,06 6,904,832 58,26489 1,97250 417,3569 210, 634 580,32 0 3,0541308 591,260 60,4950 391,052 1,470 81 270,8690 128,05382 150,76439 13,96750 429,3569 1,365 74
18,59.0 375,0 2,175,0 ~ 2~6 765o 76450",
1,
1,32509
4,72689 7 79,450 489,72834 1.764,29 5 34,50 80,7 982
$
320, 0 593, 0 056,80 9 ,50 50 ,0 0 986,40 60 ,0 148,750 50 ,0 795,0 0 0, 0 87 ,40
$
580,
6.0 ,0 73,8531
Refundi g 21,05 0 82,70 815 23.48,910
1,82305
195 -
New
Total
•
38 ,50
426,960
16,90 19,0 0 830,17 4 6,84 7 327,53961 6,823 16,04513 1,23.24 235,40 67 153,02578 426,1096 3,54 17,84 576, 2387 24,83750 8,40 1,6471,06 49,5 32 10,8617 1,68 50 1,37,24 286,15 83 916,3978
750, 0 1,350, 0
150, 0
425,67 0 2,71408 509,81350 24,83750 8,40 0 836,97045 426,51 0 85,1402 1,30 50,75 16 647,0 4
$
1.04,64 721,025
7,536,905
218,5t70 895,3206 43,26758 163,92.806 107,8 41 1,324.713 21,5486 8,32407 21,4520 2,8513978 250,94158 28,059375 95784,91 540,3 81 29,07594 26,40 0
7
7
98,0 0 82,0 0 372/85^0 5,89436 7 37,05 0
5,90 27150 10,7950 572,681.49 1,78 2 35 34,50. 80,7 982
201,250 201,250
$
-1953
12,80 0 1,285.067 124,3691
5 0, 0 193,540
134,1980.74 0,7 0 59,84375 849,578 81,9750 103,74.80
,
Refundi g 31,0 0 25,910 630, 0 51,39501 1,349,0 1,539 4 1,20 0 19751.36 17,90230
Refundl g 150,7 59 201,250 7,92.430 3,160,483
-1953
37,40
13.96,0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 0 50, 0 20,35 0 218,3570 902,86198 43,26758 165,03270 108,59 43 1,324,713 21,5486 90,178546 243,5 0 2,8476.8 251,79 58 28,059375 1,0487~2 "46 542.15836 30,74 538 27,60 0 279,0486 1.307,9 46 6.43, 597 ;'V\
243,520 1,96745.120 208,350 28,059375 81,56720 43,17.39 29,37285 27,60 0 57 67 6 1,0541,0
725.390, 5 4,25,0 293,150 91,47.30 508, 120 72.068,30 17,0 0 34,250 92.0 ,60
462,750
14,690 25 ,0 5,078642
8,241776,3539.105
825,0 3,160. 0
1,025 7,683 8.140,753
4.267,30 ~3ob7o o
20,65392 14,250 43, 0 57,30 75 97.315,24 1,50 » 852,0 0 82,46150 296.04 97
02 ,0 091,943 i,89 985 245,0 135,0 0 60 ,05 347,531 710,5 8 264,0 6 835,0 0 296,974 390,459
264.0 6
813,02193 26,439256 586,921450 £52,4631 16,34258 2,610, 0 128,7634 14,67 1
7~54~,b 16.097,30
10,6.83 9
4,
304,
2,081963
4,8 7,
994,
293.
1,582
761,
88
17
36
220
1,174
10,36492.7
notes notes notes — govern-mt— acies&t.,Posein- —- finucldse N3EOMVNOEDMN0BTHRS NBootaensn-dds utileseccotpoa,l,manufctres aories imnaadnuunfstcdrtrilg Leand,t-bcuilgs htrotearlduticsng.,, NBootaensd-s utileseccotpoa.r,l,manufctes ories imnaandufucntsrtirdg—l beuiltd—cngs, htortearldutcisn.g,, utileseccotpoarl,,manuft acesori minaadnuunfscttdrrilg beuitldcngs, htrotearldutcisn.g,, utileseccotpoarl,,manuft acesori imnaandufucntsritgrd—l beuiltd—cngs, htoretarlduticns.g,, seccourripta-te
N3OVEM0BR
.TEMNODNHS - boanndds stoc.k stock boanndds stock stock foreign- boanndds stock stock corpate BIntaernaiokl GCovaenrnmdiatn foreignGLoaoanvndt.^"Municpal—Stes,Staes toal dfignuorets
Long-tera Short-em Pref red mon Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Corpate— Domestic— Candi — Other
Coin
11
Grand
Total
H
§
Other Farm
United
•These
11
Long-Term Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maontodrs
Other
Investmn Miscelanous
Short-Tem
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Investmn Miscelanous
Stocks-
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Ship ing Investmn Miscelanous
Total
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other I,and. Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Investmn Miscelanous
l'otal
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2458)
use
Security
Dated
of
'$3,000,000 California
Indebtedness
Refunding
35,156,700 Consumers
3,000,004,000
1,600.197,OO0
1,600,004,000
Julv
July 11
Julv lb
July 25
Jnly
July
1
v
for
1,600,004,000
641,000
6.400,984,000
1,700.472.000
bills
Treas.
1,600,387,000
9,801,737,829
July..
1.600,396,000
1,600,387,000
399.878,829
23Q.000
1,700.472,000
Co.;
399,878*829
1
91-day
Aug
8
91-day Treas. bills
1,700,044,000
1,750,043,000
1,700.000,000
1,809,123,000
1,800.655,000
8.893.000.000
1,790,000.000
1,036,000,000
978.000,000
1,328,000,000
1,113,000,000
6,638.060,000
308,000,000
743.000,000
32,000,000
AU"
Auc
Aug
AUK
Au"
1
AUK
AUK
1
/>uk
1
AU"
1
Au°
1
Au"
Indebt.
l yr. Cft. Of Indebt).
4 vr. Treas. notes
1 X*r. ctl. of indebt
4 vr. Treas. notes
4 uios. ctf.of
ctf. of Indebt.
1
1
AU"
1
4
AUK
1
1
u/s. Savings bds.
Aug
vr.
notes
Treas.
yr.
392,072,921
4,828,000
Depositary bonds—
Burr,
A
12
Sep-
19
Sep
26
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
Sep
1
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds....,
Sep
Marks
■V
,•
392,072,921
4,828,000
•
2,147,827,921
bills
)>ills
1,600.194,000
1,600,546,000
1,599,216,000
1,599,742,000
bills
bills
bills
1,600,537,000
1,600,993,000
1,700,061.000
656,916,000
1,600,512,000
1,699,862,000
91-dtty
Treas.
Treas.
Oct 17
91-day
91-day
Oct 24
91-day
Treas.
91-day
Oct 31
1
Total
7
Nov
Nov
14
21
Nov
29
91-day Treas.
90-day Treas.
Nov
29
5 year Treas.
656,916,000
Nov
1
2,000,509,000
932,572,000
Total for November—
for
,
$
'
••
501,634,000
920,073,000
%
v
—
105,796,000
July
186,245, OOP
1504,084,000
1,P25,869,000,
521,135,000
71
■
AugustCertificates
1,380,095,000
894,30fl,000
491,587,000
94,574,000
199,292,000
1164,718,006
1,480.669,000
—
Notes
1,033,800,000
—
Total
for
August
386,809.000
'')
September—
r
Certificates
56,461,000
i
,
%
,
(
1 '
1
1387,919,000
1100,367,000
875,394,000
487,475,000
Notes
A
ray,
.
for
156,828,000
543,936,000
•
782,606,000
—
Total for October
853,830,000
171,224,000
107,961.000
182,222,006
808,345,000
.
A
Total for November.
831,528,000
93,915,000
13,861,000
843,593,000
925.443,000
47;156,575,000 46;809,256,400
i
181,850,000
notes
to
Canal
Zone,' Postal Savings Systems,
Civil Service Retirement Funds, Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation,
Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund, Federal
Housing Administra¬
tion Fund, Federal Old-Agc A Survivors Insurance Trust
Fund, Fed¬
eral Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation, National Service Life
Insurance
Fund
and
Railroad
Retirement
,
.
4:?4%
Co.;
Reinholdt
A
Henry Herrniau A Co.; Rand
Lawrence
Nov.
1,
Gas Co. 6%
1977.
construction.
'
first
Purpose, to
Px-iee, 102'v
,
Merle-Smith;
Ereeman
Stroud a Co.,
Nov.
4.50%
A
to 4.65%, according to maturity.
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich
Ira Ilaupt A Co.;
$16,500,000
Offered by Halsey,
Baxter A Co.;
A Co.;
and
1,
-I A ''
%
repay
and
due
bank
loans and for new
accrued interest.
Offered
Company;
New
York
Hanseatic
Inc., and Thomas a Co.
Co.
sinking fund debentux*es due
5^8%
first xxxprtgage
bonds,
Purpose, refunding ($8,750,000)
($11,250,000).
Price, 101.826%
Offered by, Kidder,' Peabody a Co.;
Weld a Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities A
Co.; Blair a Co. Incorporated; W. ,E. Hutton a Co.; R. W.
accrued
McMaster Hutchin-
.
,
%
interest.
Pressprich a Co.; Shields a .Company; Hallgarten a Co.;
Baxter A Company; R. S. Dickson a Co.-, Inc.; Hirsch A
Co.;
Fahnstock A Co.; The Milwaukee. Company; Mullaney,
Wells A Company;
Julien Collins A Company;
Maspxx-Hagan, Inc.; Butcher a Sherrerd; Chace, Whiteside,
a Winslow, Incorporated; Hallowell, - Sulzberger a
Co.; Kormendi a Co., Inc.; Harrison1,a Co.;
Yarnall,
Wept
Biddle & Co.; Ferris A Co., axxd Thayer, Baker a Co. —:
$40,000,000 Michigan Bell Telephone Co. 35-year 43i.% debentures due
Nov 1, 1992.
Purpose, to repay advances from American
Telephone a Telegraph Co.
Price, 101.72% -and accrued
interest.
Williams
Offered
Co.;
by
Halsey, Stuart
a Co.
Hansecxtle
Co.;*
Coburjcu A Middlebrook,
Cunningham, Schmertz- A Co.,
Este
A
First
Co.;
First Securities
of
Iowa
Cbrp.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
Corp.;
Foster. A
Cfreen,; Elljs &. Andersson; Gregory a Sons; Ira
Hayden, Stone A Co.; Hirsch-A Co.; HornWeeks; The Illipdis Co. Inc.;. The Johnson, Lane,
Co.,
J.
-
Stifel,
Inc.;
Co.;
A
Nicolaus
Co..
A
Inc.;
S. Strauss a Co.; Stroud a Com¬
Wallace, Geruldsen a Co.; C. N. White a Co.;
Arthur L. Wright A Co., Inc., and Yarnall, Biddle a Co.
-
Oversubscribed.
}
5,220,600 Otter
Tail
i,
''
,
Co.'
Power
1967.
convertible
5*4 L
debentures
to repay bank loans-and
Purpose,
Pribe,' at
due
for new
to stockholders;
103.299%
and accrued interest to public.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed por¬
tion ($691,200.) underwritteix by Halsey, Stuart A Co. Inc.,
who sold' them at competitive sale on Nov. 20 to Kalmaix
construction
%
.v.-
.
,
A Co., Inc.
:V-•/"./" '■
.;r
$12,000,000, San Diego Gas
series
-
and
due
G.
for
•/
1, 1987.
construction.
Offered
Alien A Co.; J. Bartl) A Co.; A. G. Becker a Co. Inc.;
William Blair a Co.; Burns'Bros. a Denton, Inc.;. The
.
V
Electric Co. 4T«% first mortgage bonds,
Purpose, to, repay bank loans
Price, 100.25%
and accrued
by White, Weld a. Co.; Shields a Co.;
&
Oct.
new
.....interest.
par
!
Ohio Co.; J. C. Bradford a Co.; HaUe A Stieglitz;dfcutcKer
tj.
a
Sherrerd;
Jones,
-
-
.
,
'
-
.
:
j.
DeHaven a Townsend, Crouter a Bodine;
a Hewitt; Loewi a Co. Ixxc.; Reinholdt. a
Rodman A Renshjaw; Arthurs, Lestrange A Co.;
Kreeger
Gardner;
Cunninghanx, Gfton A Carey, Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
A Co.; The, Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.; Kay, Richards A
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Carl MfcGlone A Co., Inc.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts a;-Parke; Schneider, Bernet A
Hick-man;
Scott," Horner a Co.; Smith, Moore a Co.;
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., and C. T. Williams A
.
%
Oversubscribed."
Co., Inc.
•:
'
%:•
$6,000,000 Savannah Electric & Power Co. 5Vn'.c fjrst mortgage bonds
due Nov.: 1,, 1987.
•'•'!%
101.15^% and accrued Interest. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
a Co. Inc!; Courts A
Co.; J. H. Hilshxaix A: Co.," Inc.;
Securities Corp.;
The- Johjnsori, .'Lane,. Space
Corp.; Johnston, Demon: A Co,;-New York Hanseatic Coyp.;
Norris and Hirschberg, Inc.,;, Wm E. Pollock A Co., Inc.;
Shearson, Hamnxill A Co.; Thomas A Co., and Wyatt, Neal
Interstate.
.
.V
•
.,
A
; *10,000,000
-
.Waggoner. % 'v ;*',
Carolina Eicetrip & Qao
% first and refund-,
ing mortgage bonds dye Nov. I,; 1987.
Purpose, to repay
banxk loans and for new construction.
Placed privately
South
Southern
due
Oct.
*■'
v
"
'*■:'
Purpose, to
Price,-100%
1982.
sinking fund debentures,
bank loans and for
5',L'%
Gas 'Co.
Union
1,
construction.
repay
and
accrued interest.} Un¬
\ derwritten by Snow, Sweeny a Co., Ipc.; a. C. Allyn &
Co., tne.; Allen a Co.; Blair a Co. Inc.; Coffin a Burr,
Inc.; First Southwest Co.; Hemphill,.Noyes a Co.; W. C,
I,angley a C.o.; Lee Higginspa Ciorp.,' and Rauschcr, Pierce
A Co., Iiic.
Oversubscribed.
'
now
..
.
I.- with ipstitptional ipve?tors through Kiddep,-Peabody A Co.
•'
9,000,000
-
repay'bank ' loans.4: Pried,
Purpose,; to
-
'■Is:."
v
;
\
20,000,000
(
due
May
•
.
T«an<-'<>j»niinentai
,
G'-s* 'Pipe
Price,
construction.
xxew
Underwritten
'J
-
'
Line Corp. 6 Vndebentures
to repay bank loans and for
99.50%
and accrued interest.
Purpose,
1978.
1,
White,
by
Weld
a
Co.;
Stone
a
Webster
Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn a Co.,. Inc.; American Secu¬
rities Corp.; Bache A Co.; Bacon, Whipple- a Co.; Robert
W. Baird a Co.; Baker, Weeks
a Co.; Ball, Burge A
a Co.; Batenxan, Eichler a Co.; Bear,
A. G. Becker A Co. Inci; Blqir A Co., Inc.;
Kraus;
J.-Barth
Stearns
A Co.;
William Blair A Co.; Blyth A Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan
A
Co.,
Inc.; Burns Bros. A Denton; Inc.;
Butcher-: A
Sherrerd;- Caldwell Phillips Go.; Cbaqe, Whiteside, West
A Winslow, Inc.; Clprk, Dodge A Co.; Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Julien Collins A Co.; C. C. Collings A Co., Inc.;
Crowell, Weedoxx- a Co.; J.' M. Dain A Co., Inc.; Dallas
Securities. Co.; DeHaven a Townsend, Crouter &
Dominick & Dominick; Drexel a Co.; Eastmaq,
Dillon, Union Securities a Co.; H. L. Emerson a Co., Inc.;
Union
mortgage bonds, series A,
1987.
series B, due Nov. 1, 1987.
and to reduce bank loans
and
certificates due
inclusive. Pur¬
Co.
4*2%
equipment trust certificates
due annually from Oct. 1, 1958 to
1972, inclu¬
for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
Freeman A Co.;
sen
A Co.
«.
White,
Purpose,
Stuart & Co.
-
Co.;
Purpose, for construction. px'Ogram.
Placed
privately through Kidder, Peabody a Co. Iiip.-"
-
Pacific
ZZ,
A
Corp.;! Wm. E. Pollock a Co., Inc.; Walter -Stokes a Co.;
:|:20,000,000 Merriqiaek-Essex Electric
from 4.15% to
Salomon IBros.
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.
sive.
Sutro
Halsey, Stuart a Co.
Inc.;
AUchihcloss,
Parker A
Redpath; Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts a.Co.; Dick a
RAILROADS
series
Co.;
by
(Issues Maturing
$$10,500,000 Illinois Central RR. 414 % equipment trust
semi-annually July l, 1958 tlo Jan. 1, 1973,
pose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield
4.40%, according to maturity.
Offered by
&
A
tional investors through White, Weld a Co.
,
i2,000,066
Later Than Five Years)
$6,000,000 Southern
Stix
Gardne?';
York
Inc.;
pany,
first mortgage
Co.; Fahey, Clark A Co.;
Co.;
Michigan Corp.;
Shaughnessy
to repay bank loans and foy
Shcarson, Hamnxill A Co.; Robert W...Baird. A Cp.
A Denton, Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
New
Walter Stokes A
Mullaney, Wells a Co.; Newburger, Loeb a Co.; Norris a
Hirschberg, Iiie.;
Patterson, Copeland a Kendall, Inc.;
.a
Co.;
Schocllkopf,
Hutton
a
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Gregory
Burns'Bros.
Co-.;
Inc.;
.
Rippel
Norris a
Power Co.
A
Space Corp,; Kenower, MacArthur a Co.; Ladenburg, Thal¬
mann a Co.; Mackall a Coe; McMaster Hutchinson a
Co.;-
Inc.;
,
.
Details of New Capital Flotations
A
Goodbody A Co.;
A
of
blower a
Co.;.,,Foster A-Mar¬
Co., Inc.; Crestpn* H.jFunk, Hobhf9
*2,000,000 Mansfield Telephone :Co. 5^4%
Notes
3. .Edwards,
Werthekn
Haupt a Co.;
,
A
Tyson, and Harold E. Wood a Co.
accounts
During November, 1957
%
%
*6,750,000 Intermountain Gas Co. 512% first mortgage bonds, series
8, due Nov. 30, 1977.
Purpose, to repay, bank loans axxS
for construction program.
Placed ;privately with institii-
and bonds sold to
Civil Service Retirement Fund, Federal
Disability Insurance Trust Fund,
and Federal Old-Age A Survivors Insurance Trust Fund.
tNet retired.
Long-Term Bonds and
R.
Collins
Merle-Smith;
Nov.
Chacc, Whiteside. West A Winslow. Inc.; Cunningham.
Schinertz A Co., Inc.; Hulme, Applegatc A Humphrey, Inc.;
Edward D. Jone.-j A Co.: Carl McGlone A; Co.," Inc.; Smith,
Moore A Co.;
Sutro Bros. A Co.; Townsend, Dabney a
I
347;318,600
Loan Banks,
Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund,
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Government Life Insurance Fun4.
Highway Trust Fund, Unemployment Trust Fund and Veterans Special
Funds
Steele
Fauset,
Inc.;
A
♦Comprises'sales of special series certificates, notes and bonds; cer¬
tificates sold to Adjusted aervice Certificate Fund, Civil Service Retire¬
ment Fund.
Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund, Federal Home
Insurance
Merle-Smith;
Freeman
A
Marshall;
Inc.;
Dick A
Mcrlc-Smith;
First
Baxter
A
.
Term
Co.;
Inc.;
Valley Gas C'o. 6%'first mortgage bonds, series B,
Dick
Inc.;
Co.
&
Co.
Claytop: Securittes Corp.;
Power Co. 4:%% first mortgage bonds.
to repay bank loans and for
Price, 101.608%
and accrued interest.
Stuart
A
constrcctibn.
Julien
Purpose,
Halse.v,
Weeden
.
..
Hayden. Miller A Co.; Merrill Turbcn^A ,Cp;, Inc.; iWilliixiu
R. Staats A Co.; Winslow. Coliu A, Stotspnf Baker, Watts
A Co.; Boe.ttclxcr A Co.: Davis. Sko'ggs; A Co.;
El worthy
177,989,000
00,054,000
__
r
Co.;
Bacon, Whipple a Co.; Bali, Burge A
Kraiis; J. Earth & Co.; Baxter A,Company; Bear, Stearns
a Co.; William Blair A-Co.;.
Burns>Brps. a Denton, Inc.;
Co.
Peabody & Co.
&
Cb.; Bache A Co.;
Life
Co.
CO;*
A
,
Ljte
Mutual
Goodbody A Ca; Granbery. Maraclic A Co.: HaUe A,*Stieglitz; Kean. Taylor A Co.; McDonald-A Gp.; ■The''Ohio" Co.;-'.
1153,446,000
961,791,000
753,539,COO
2——.
Telephone
Purpose,
Co.;
Inc.;
..
November—•.
Certificates
Notes
Peabody
Kidder,
Geruldsen
Walter Stokes a
Mutual
Phoenix
Hammill
$25,000,000 Ohio Power Co.' 4%$T first:- mortgage -bonds due Nov. I,
1987. Purpose, tq repay bank loans and for new, construc¬
tion.; Frtcei 100.867%
aixd acerued interest.
Offered by
Hajsey, gtuart A Go. Inc.; Adams a Peqk; 'Allisoh-Wiinams
bonds due
bonds,due Nov. 1
hew construefiion.
'Price, 101.608%
ami accrued' intpvest% Offered by
Llyth A Cq„ Inc.; Lazard Frereq.Jk Co.; Hayden. Stone A
do.; F. S. Moseley A Co.; Dean Witter A Co.; McDonnell
1483:286,000
1,032,222,000
25,739,000
.
Notes
York,.;-and
Shearson,
Stroud A Co., Inc., and Thomas A Co. .t'
.
closed.
Insurance: Co.;,
Life
New
through
C'o.
A
115,000.000 Idaho
October—
Certificates
Co.
Co.;
Inc.;
1987.
Total for -September-
,...
Weld
Hirschberg. Inc.; Honxer' O'Cbnnell A
Co., Ific.; J. A. Overton A Co.; Pjapific^.Northwest. Cq,;
Patterson, Copcland A Kendalf, Inc.;'' Wox-.;E:* Pollock A
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressnrich
Raffbusuc^'gef,'Hughe?
A Co., Inc.; Rand A Co.; ReinhiOfldt'A.Gardner; Rippel A
Co., The Robinspn-Humplirey Co., Iiic.; Schoellkbpf, Huttop
a Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher,A Cd."; Scott, Horner, a' Co.;
Scott a Stfingfellpw;
Seasongpbd \a Mftycf;,, Shaugnessy
A 'Do.; Inc.; Sheai^son, Hamnxill A,Co.; ;Singer, Deane. 4?
Scribner; Smith, Moore a Co.; Stern Brothers a Co;;
Stifol. Nicolaus a Co., Inc.; Stix a Co.; Swepey Cartwright
a Co.; Thomas A Co.; Townsend, Graff A Co.; Van Alstyne. Noel a Co.; C. N- White a Qo ; f . T.-Williams A
Co., Inc., and Arthur L. Wright a Co.', Iiic; Oversubscribed.
1
$413,439,000
19,551,000
Total
.
Levy, Williams A Stern; Mackall A Coe,; Mullaney, Wells
a Co.; N. Y. Hanseatic Corp.; Nongard, tShowers a Mur*.
1,188,715,600
,f~
%
-
Sons; Harrison a Co.; Hill, Richards,, a - Co.; Hulme,
Applegatc A Humphrey. Inc.; Investment Cqrp. of Nor¬
folk; Kalnxan a Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor a Co.; Kenowcr,
MacArthur a, Co.; I.adenburg, Thalmann A GO.; Lawson,
$
i.
Certificates
Books
Corp.
shall; M. M. Freeman A
& Co.; Robert Garrett A Sons;
i
July—'
Aetna
Denton,
A
Evans
Net Issued
■
42,958,847,000' 41,770,131,400
Total for six months.
mortgage
A. Co.;
Corp.;-Wm. B. Pollock A" Co.,
Witter & Co., and Wood,
first
"Mullaney,
Redpath; Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts A Co„;. Dick
A
'
.
A
Retired
$
a
--i.
& Co.;, Butnham &■ Co.;
Burns
Carolina
Securities, Corp.; City.
Securities
Corp.; Courts A Co.; Cunningham, Schinertz
A Co., Inc.; Dallas Union
Securities Co,:, Shelby Culloux
Noytlx; &
Davis
1,479,412,635
•intra-government financing
Issued
Share
A*
of
Co.
by
Bros.
136,770,044,826 117,038,213,000 19.731,831,826
months.
11
;>
White,
Co.;
&
Lynch;
1, 1977.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price, v, 102%
and
accrued:-.interest.,
Offered by Halsey, Stuart: A Co. Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker
M.
Co.;
A
A
Nov.
new
.
.-f.
AlliSon Williams
Co.; Anderson & Strudwick; C. S. Ashmun Co.; Auchincloss, Parker A Redpatli; Bache & Co.; Barrett, Fitclx,
2,072,000
7,000,406,000
Bond
1. 1987.
construction.
Offered
899,000
—
due
:
Purpose, to repay bank loans end for new
Price, 100.50%
and' accrued
interest. ' Of¬
Npv.
new
333,914,635
8,479,818,635
Total
due
1,142,066,000
2,072,000
White
5%
Co.
companies through Kidder,
207.000
333,514,635
Light
f40,000,000 Houston Lighting &
254,000
U. S. Savings bonds
$3,500,000 Mystic
A
5>4%
first mortgage bonds due
Oct. 15, 1987.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
construction.
Placed privately with a grpup of insurance
1,450,000
bills
notes
MtjDonald-Moore
Co.;
A
Laurence
A-Co.;
Schwabacher
Wallace,
-
Leonard
Moore,
A Co.; C. N. White, A Co., and Arthur L. Wright ft Co,
Inc.
Books 'closetk:v•% •''-••• '• •. ••
'/.?■
•
%
W- E.
Co.;
New'Yprk----Hahseatic,.4Ck>rp,r/WmV'lBi. Pollock
William R, Staats A Co.; Stern Brothers A Co.; Stifel,"
Nicolaus A Co., Inc,; J, S. Strains. A Co.;, Sweney Cartwright A Co.; Swiss-American Corp.; Thomas & Co.;
.'■!
j
■■■
&
with
'5,000,000 Hawaiian
336,880,420
1,700,194,000
1,699,925,000
1,799,723.000
1,800,564,000
Depositary bonds—
Nov
Insurance
3,930,789,420
bills
1,
privately
1,700,418.000
1,700,132,000
1,800,622,000
1,800,564,000
1,142,066,000
Co.
&
Insurance
8,099,869,000
;
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
Nov
Oct.
199,000
12,030,658,420
October
for
%;
m
v','.'
Ladenburg*-Thalmann A Co.; Mackall A, Co.;
A
Co.;
Hutzler;
%'
-
Telephone Corp. 5»2%- first mortgage bonds due
1982.
Purpose, for construction progx-am. ^Placed
481*000
336,880,420
1,450,000
U. S. Savings bonds
Depositary bonds—
Oct
Bennet
Hudson
Co.;
1987.
1,
2,000,000 Florida
~
notes.:—2,000,509,000
Ctfs. of Iixdcbt'ness
932,572,000
1
Oct
1,600,537,000
Manley,
McDonald
Cq.;
Indianapolis
804,000
Treasury
Sep 26
Aug
Treas.
Treasury ponds
1
Oct
Treas.
t
■t
fered by Eastman Dillon. Union Securities &-Co.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Equitable Securities'Corp.; ,Bear, Stearns
& Co.; Laclenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Dick & Mefle-Smitlx;
Hirsch & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Stroud & CO., Inc., and
978,000
3
Oct
Co.;
construction.
368,844,000
Oct 10
Miller
Inc.;
A
;■■""! & Co., Die,; Raffensperger, Hughes A Co.;- Inc.; Rand: A
Co.; The Rpbinson-HuinphreyCoj-Inc.; Salomon Bros." A
" " • '
v
-
.
3,624,000
■
6,801,420,000
Hayden,
Inc.;
Bornblower A Weeks;
F. J. Winckler Co.; Dean
Co.;
Stru tliers
'
.
A
A
125,000,000 Daytou Power
256,000
362,038,000
7,170,264,000
Co.,
A
Co.;
A
Co..
.McDonnell
;j
WclJs
a
Ripley
Noycs
Lerchen
Nov.
—-
-
,
Rterrili; Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A Beane; .Merrill* Turhen.
A Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley A Co.; Naupiai), McFawn A
Co.;; Ncwhard, Cook ,A Co. l/R.lC^D'IioilneH: Ai Cb.;! The
Ohio Company; Paine, Webher, Jacksoxv & Curtis; Putnam
& Co.; Win. C. Roney & Cb«; H. V. SattleyA Co., Inc.;
E. II. Schneider a Co.; Smith, Barney a Co.; Smith,. Hague
a Co.; F. S. Smithers a Co.; Willia:m: R., Staats
Co.;
Stone' a Webster .^Securities L Corp. j riStjraus,^ Blosser.;. <&•>
McDowell;
Stroud
a
Co.,
Inc.; ; Spencer Trask & Co.;.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day'.; G. H. Wa,iker & Co.; Watling,
723,000
1,492,000
1,799,572,000
1,799,907,000
1,600,298,000
1,601,643,000
September—
for
llarriman
Hemphill,
Greenawalt
^
Total
Dominick
Ifutton A Co.; Kcnowcr, MacArthur A Co.; A M. Kidder
A?
Co..
Inc.; Kidder, Pejabody. A Cp.;' VP. C.-. Langley A.
Co.; Lee Higg.inson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; MgcNaughton.-
131,000
%%%,
A
-"
"
^
-
1,800,295,000
1,801.399,000
1,601,009,000
1,601,899,000
362,038.000
3,624,000
bills
91-day Treas.
5
Sep
•
Gregor a Co.; Campbell, MeCarty A Co.,
Clark a Co.; Cl%rk, Dodge a <?o.; Coffin' a
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
**00*060
-
-
>
Mac
W.
Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fordon.: Aldbiger.a Co.;
Fulton Reicl a Co.,
Inc.;
Gil/son :'a Kiiooihuizen, Inc.;
Glorc, For Kan a Co.; Goldman. Sachs a Cb;; Goodbody
&
Sep
.•%--"
.
Domihick; Donovan, Gilbert A
Co.; Drexel A Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities a Co.;
Estabrook a Col;
Fahnestock a Co.; The First Boston
1,750,043.000
33,707,237,921 31,559,410.000
August
for
Total
E.
663,000
1,700.000,000
1,8 W,033,000
1,800,524,000
8,393,000,000
1,790,000,006
1,036,000,000
978,000,000
1,328,000,000
1,113,000,000
6,638,000,000
308,000,000
743,000,000
32,000,000
AU" 15
debentures due
and for con¬
to repay bank loans
3,400,803.829
1,699,381,000
273-day Treas. bills
61-day Treas. bills
22
91-day Treas. bills
29
92-day Treas. bills
1
41UOS. eft of Xildcbt.
1
1 yr. efts, of Indebt.
1
4-yr Tress, notes
Aug 12
Francis I. dxxPont A Co.; Elkins,
Stokes A Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Evans
& Co. Inc.; Fahnestock A Co.; Fauset, Steele A Co.; First
of Iowa Corp.; First; Securities Corp.; Faster* A Marshall;
Gregory A Sons; Hallgarten A Go,; Hirsch A Co.; Johns¬
ton, Lemon A Co.; Keiiower. NIacArthur 'A Co.; Kormendi
v
program.
Buys.
Inc.;
280,000
AU"
Purpose,
Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis A Co.; DeHaven
A Bodine; Dick A
Merle-Smittx;
Crouter
Morris,
-.
.
Price, at par to stockholders; 102.75% to public.
Offered by company for subscription by common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion i ($2.045,600) ^under¬
written by Morgan Stanley A Co.; A.C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Robert W. Baird a Co., Inc.; Raker, Siqxahds.a'Co.; Blytlj.
A
Co.. Inc.;
Alex. Brown a Sons;; H. . H. Butterfield &
3,000,004,000
1,601,037,000
convertible
Co. :4%%
Power
1972.
1,
struction
1,600,197,GJ0
bills
bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds~._
Total
Nov.
8,404,154,021
Townsend,
Monday, December 15, 1950
.
R. S. Dickson A Co.,. Inc.;
,
57,176,124,000
3 264-day Treas.
5
90-day Treas.
July
A
first, mortgage-
4.80%
Co.
,
months— 65,580,278,021
six
Telephone
&
1986. Purpose, for construction program.
privately with six insurancecompanies.':'
Placed
New
$
for
Total
Water
bonds due Nov. 1,
fundb
Total Amount
Accepted
Type of
Sclimertz A Co.,
PUBLIC UTILITIES
(Continued from page 3)
.
..
Inc.;
Allison?
American
Securities-, Corp.;
Auchincloss,
Redpath; Baker, Weeks A CUv; Bear, Stearns
a Co.; Blair a Co. Inc.; William Blair a, Co.;,-J. C. Brad¬
ford A Co.; Burns Bros. A Denton,- Inc.i Clayton Securi¬
ties Corp.; Coffin a Burr, Inc.; Courts a Co.;
Cunningham,
Bodine;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook && Co.; Fauset, Steele
a Co., The First Boston Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Fulton
Co.; Glore, Forgan a Co.; Goldman, Sachs a Co.;
Hallgarten a Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger a Co.; Halsey,
Stuart a Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley a Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Miller ft Co.; Hemphill, Noyes a Co.; Henry Herrman A
Reid A
Hornblower
Co.;
.Dulles
Joseph,
Kiihn,
A
Co.;
A
a Weeks; W. E.f Hutton a Co.; Jaixney,
Inc.; The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.;
Battles,
A Miller, Inc.; Kidder, Peabody ft Co.;
Loeb ft Co.; Laird, Bissell A Meed; Lazard Freres
Mellen
Lee Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman "Brothers;
A
Co.;
McCormick
Deane
a.Co.;
A
A
Scribner;
William
R.
^ason-JIagah,
Inc.;
Laurence
E. Masten &
Pierce, Fenner
A
Beaue; Merrill,
The Milwaukee
Ce.; Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; F. S. Moseley a Co.;
Miillaney, Wells a Co.; The Ohio Co:; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson a Curtis; Prescott, Shepard
a Co., Iuc.; R. W. Pressprich a Co.; Quail a Co., Inc.;
Rausclier. Pierce a Co., Inc.; Reinholtit a Gardner; Riter
A! Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle
A Co.; Rowles, Winstoxi a Co.; Salomon Bros. a Hutzler;
Schoellkopf, Hutton, a Pomeroy, Inc.;. Chas. W. Scranton
a, Co.;
Shields a Co.; Shuman, Agnew a Co.; Singer,
Marks
M,
Co.;
A.
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Turben A Co., Inc.;
Smith,
Barney
Staats a "Co.;
& Co.; F. S. Smithera
Stprn. Frank, Meyer. a
Stix a Co.; Stroud a Convpany, Inc.; Sutro a Co.;
Swiss * American Corp.; Thomas a Co.; Spencer Trask A
Fox;
Tucker, Anthony A R. L. Day; Underwood, Neuhau3
Co., Die.; Victor, Common. Dann a Co.; G. H. Walker
Co.;
A
Parker.A
•Represents issues plaeed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively
t- Indicates special offering.
Volume
&
■*""
The Commercial and
...
Watling, Lerchen
Co.;
& Co.; Dean
Oversubscribed.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
'
.
Number 5803
188
Witter & Co.,
Financial Chronicle
4,235.700 Smith-Gorona, 4nc^ 6%
and
-
•40,000.000 United
New Haven 4"%%
debentures
due
Nov.
1,
1987.
Purpose,
for
construction
program.
Placed ' privately - with
The
California
State
Employees'
•'
'
y
Illuminating
Co.
of
the
United
States;
The
Travelers
Insurance
Co.;
"
v
,
Hancock
•'
■
~*v
& Co.
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.,
and
seven
-j:
L.--
stock
purchasers througiv Chas:,
•
•
Semnton
w.
v. v '■<•
:vv 1
Co.
Ac
Putnamf
and
7
,
t
-
j-
V
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OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUF ACT UKIXG
;
$150,000 Allen. ( Walter-H.p Co., Inc.
t t.,
unsecured
v-
j
3
due
120.000? Standard
j
Price,
to public,
•
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debentures
'■
V*
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-
•
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-
'
.
. *>■
Nov.-
1, -- 1967;
;
100%
Purpose,
for > expansion
and accrued interest:
program.
Offered by company
"without underwriting,- Completed..
•''•-■"*•;:
Mosley Co. Inc.; Warren W. York As Co., Inc.;
Charles A. Taggart As
Co., Inc.; Boenning As Co.; Tliuyer,
Baker As Co.; Woodcock, Hess Moyer As Co., Inc.; Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz As Co., Inc.; J. S. Hope As
Co.; and Euler As
Hart. Oversubscribed.
,
Manufacturing
Co.
7%
*2,000,000 Talcott
i
(.lames), Inc. 6% subordinated notes clue 1970.
for working capital.
Placed privately with insti¬
investors, through F. Eberstadt As Co. and White,
Weld As Co.
,
Purpose,
tutional
sinking
common
7
*1,500,000 Thorp Finance Corp. 6% subordinated notes due Nov. 1,
4967.
Purpose,. to redeem bank loans and for working
capital. Placed privately through Emch As Cq.
,
stteck' ,(par $2.50) and warrants to purchase an additional
fJ'-.-j;
8,000. shares in units-of $30 of debentures, two shares of
\
V:?" i'/ stock -and 'one i'.warrant to buy two additional common
-!
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Steel -Products
?-;','fund debentures' due Oct. 1, 1967, 8,000 shares of
'V:
•
sinking?
Yeatman,
^ph^abaeher & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stein
'v'.W Bros. & Boyce; Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; Wertheim
v-i.'-'.'Co., and White, Weld & Co.
,.
.
subordinated
Rambo, Close As Kernel* Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
Co.;
Booker Brothers,
Inc.;
Thomas As Co.;
Suplee,
&
Freres
& -'-'Co.-;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
,'F.: S.5Moseley & Co.; Riter & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
.
$296,027,300
6%
Stroud As Co. Incv- Bache As Co.; Janney, Dulles As Battles,
,
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Price,
Inc.;
YHallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard
/
v;,<.•- -f
20-year
due Nov.
1, 1977 (with non-detachable
warrants).
Purpose, for working capital,
100%
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
purchase
etc.
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Inc.
fund -debentures
•
A.
G. Becker & Co. Inc.;- William Blair & -Co.; Blyth &
Co.; liic.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Eastman Dillon? Union Securities & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen
&
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
-
John
tether
700,000 Ritter Finance Co.,
stockholders.-Unsubscribed portion ($451,700)-underwritten
by Lehman Brothers; Bache & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
,
Retirement System; The Equitable Life Assurance Society
'
of
•
..
convertible subordinated debentures
due May 1, 1978.
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
at; par.,.Offevfed by company for subscription by common
:
-
7
(2459)
.7.
.
750,000 Time Finance -Corp. 6%% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, series A, clue Oct. 1, 1969. Purpose, to reduce bank
'
y *1,000,000 Dell & Howell Pliillipsburg Go. 5%
•
•'
•
(E.
•3,000,000 Bliss
.W.^Co. 4la^
.promissory
notes
due
.
.
%'•
%-•?
Price,
99.50%
and
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.;
interest.
As
.
capital.
Inc.;
Co.,
A.
accrued'
C.
j;
States:---'
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y
*
.
?
%Ac
Allyn
t
Securities Corp.; Bathe Ac Co.; %
Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Baker,: |
Co.; tFraucis T, du Pout & Co.;
Securities
.
Ac
Elworthy
Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union
Co.; Farwell, Chapman &
First California Co.; First of
/
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y
-
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v
:
-
...
•*-.
..
.
-
,
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McGlone
&
Inc.;
Co.,
olds
'
i
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
G.
Lerchen &
i
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Witter & Co.,
and Wood,
:
..subordinated debentures due
general corporate purposes.
;
-
:?r.T'
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to public,
company
c-
-
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'
k
450,
,000
%
"7
:,0-
:t
-:v.
,
-
*
-
195C
3,000,000
*
-
July 1,
by .B.
'
&
stock
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Drexel & Co.;
Francis I.
Granbery,
Co.;
Goodbody &
Hallgarten
Anderson;
Hutton
& Co.;
-?
]
-
-j.:
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.
Weld
•
•
:
:
to
class
A
&
A.
Go.;
Allyn
C.
Stein
&
laus
Co.,
i
■
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.
duPont &
&
&
Co.;
.
'
Olin
Mathieaon
1977.
June
1,
par.-
Placed
Ritter
Co.,
Purpose,
.
Offered
*
.
»•
a.;---
*.-%
']=•
;
•
Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis j,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Co.;
•
7
-
50,000,000
"
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at
par.
anceCo.
Chemical -Corp. 4% promissory notes due
for expansion program. Price, at
with Prudential Insurance Co. of
Purpose,
/
;.
Butcher
Sons;
Collins
'
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'
'
&
Inc.;
Fenner As
.
.
As
As
Inc. 5Vsrr
for expansion,
promissory note due Nov. 1, 1973.
etc. Placed privately with Metro-
Siegler Corp. 5V2.%
Smith,
*
7
to
repay
bank loans and for working capital.
Placed
pri-
*
Life
Insur-
Bros.
Allyn
•
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,
,
>
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A.
E.
Wells
:
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of
of)
Puerto
Rico.
,
F.
Masten As Co.;
As
Gardner;
Rothschild
Ad
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Reynolds As Co.;
Salomon Bros. As
Oversubscribed.
and
stocks
ferred
Demcrs,
stocks
Adam
Ac
Martin
Ltd.
of
a
stated
par
value are taken at par, while pre¬
of common stock are
of no par value and all classes
PUBLIC
$1,650,000
,
■
6%%
UTILITIES
California Interstate Telephone Co. 150,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $5).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for construction
program.
Price, $11 per share.
Under¬
written
Weedon
A;
Co.;
R. Staats Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Ac Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac, Co.; Crowell,
First California Co. (Inc.); Hill Richards
Ryons Ac Co., and Walstou A: Co., Inc.
William
by
Securities
Union
Ac
Co.;
Lester,
Oversubscribed.
4,218,750
California
mon
for
&
Telephone Co. 225,000 shares of com¬
(par $12.50). Purpose, to repay bank loans and
construction.
Price, $18.75 per share. Underwrit¬
Ac Co., Inc.; Baikie Ac Alcantara; J. Barth
Eichler Ac
Co.;
Bingham, Walter Ac
Brush, Sloeumb Ac Co. Inc.; H. M. Byllesby
and
Company (Incorporated); Crowell, Weedon
Ac Co.;
Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Elworthy
Ac Co.;
Evans MacCormack Ac Co.; First California Com¬
pany?
Maxfield H. Friedman; Grande Ac Co., Inc.; Hill
Richards Ac Co.; Hooker Ac Fay; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
and
Company;
Kerr Ac Bell;
Lawson, Levy.
Williams Ac Stern; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Irving Lundborg
Ac
Co.; Mason Brothers; Revel Miller Ac Co.; Mitchum,
Jones
Ac
Templeton;
Morgan
Ac Co.;
Pacific Northwest
Company;
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.; Schwabaclitr Ac Co.;
William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stephenson, Ley decker Ac Co.:
Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox; Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
Ac Co.; Stone Ac Youngberg; J. S. Strauss Ac Co.; Sutro &
Co.;
Henrv F. Swift Ac Co.; Wagenseller A: Durst,
Inc.;
Walston Ac Co.,
Inc.; Wilson, Jonnson Ac Hie ms:
Witter Ac Co., and Wulff, Hansen Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
ten
Ac
by
Co.;
Hurry,
•
Water
stock
new
Blyth
Bateman,
Inc.;
14,850,000 Florida Power & Light Co. 300,000 shares of common slock
(no par).
Purpose, for construction program. Price, $49.5,»
per share.*
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Ac Beane; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Lehman Broth¬
ers;
Smith,
Dodge & Co.;
Corp.
Quebec, Canada 5^% general obligation
serially 1958-1977, inclusive. Purpose, lor
Placed privately through Shields A5
etc.
computed at their offering prices.)
Riter As
Hutzler;
underwriting.
Acceptance
of),
due
(Preferred
Pierce,
Bureau
Arts
(City
STOCKS
As
subordinated sinking
fund
debentures
due
Nov. 1,
1977 (with non-detachable
common
stock purchase warrants).
Purpose, for working
capital.
Price, 95%
and accrued interest.
Underwritten
by Woodcock, Hess, Moyer As Co., Inc.; Boenning As Co.;
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley As Co., Inc., and Paul As Lynch.
Fine
Bank
price of 100.05%.
Co.
Earney-As Co.; William R. Staats As Co.; Stein
As
Boyce;
Stephens, Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus As Co.,
without
525,000
National
Nov.
improvements,
The Milwaukee Co.; F. S. Moseley As Co.;
Beane;
Cooperative Association, Die. cost-of-living
bonds due Oct. 21, 1968 (with a guaranteed 4%%
interest
rate).
Purnose, for working capital, etc.
Price, at par
(in units of $25 each).
Offered by company to public,
1.000,800 Farm
due
debentures
&
Stone As Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud As Com¬
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.,-Inc.;
Taylor,
As
Tracy,
Inc.; Spencer Trask As Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony As R. L. Day; G. H. Walker As Co.; J. C. Wheat
&
Co.;
White,
Weld As Co.; Dean
Witter As Co., and
Yarnall, Liddle As Co.
Oversubscribed.
1
r
C.
A.
Rogers
.
Alaska
'
pany,
]
Purpose,
vately with New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
'
Public
Inc.;
.
senior notes due Dec. 1, 1969.
'
by
Co.; J. C. Bradford As Co.; Alex. Brown
As Sherrcrd; John
W. Clarke As Co.;
Co.; Courts As Co.; Drexel As Co,; F.
A. G. Edwards As Sons; Emanuel, Deetjen
Reinholcit
Co.;
Co.;- L,
,
*-
..
to
.
Canadian Government
Co.; The Ohio Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray As Hopwood; Putnam
Mullaney,
..
(Territory
B,
Juan,
.
Inc.;
Hagan,
.
$10,441,000
Kuhn, Loeb As Co.; Laird, Bissell As Meeds; Lazard
As Co.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades As Co.; Lcewi As
McCormick As Co.; McDonald As Co.; Mason-
Co.;
Co.
Sold
Juan (Capital of Puerto Rico) 5%, 31,2% and 3.60%
public-improvement bonds due 1958-1974, inclusive.
Pur¬
pose,
for improvements.
Sold to Banco Popular of San
Forgan
Freres
.
etc.
Co.; Breed Ac Harrison, Inc.; and Seasongood Ac Mayer at
Co.;
Glore,
.
...
As
.
'
Equitable Securities Corp.; The First Boston Corp.;
As Co.; Goldman, Sachs As Co.; Harriman
Ripley As Co., Inc.; Harrison As Co.; Hemphill, Noyes As
Co.; Hornblower As Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Company; The
1 Illinois Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon As Co.; Kidder, Peabody
.
.
.
Co.;
Eberstadt As Co.;
.
-
.
&'
;.Inc.; Boettcher As
Julien
de¬
Pur¬
Knox,
$331,000 Kauai County, Hawaii 5% public improvement bonds. Pur¬
pose,
for improvements, etc.
Sold to Goldpian Sachs As
Co.,
Inc.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange As Co.; Bacon, Whipple As Co.; Baker, Weeks As
Co.; Bateman, Eichler As Co.; A. G. Becker ,As Co. Inc.;
Llair As Co.
Inc.; Blunt Ellis As Simmons; Blyth As Co.,
privately
politan Life Insurance Co.
5%- 20-year convertible subPurpose, for working-capi¬
Offered
Beneficial .Finance Co. -20-year 5% debentures due Nov.
1, l£-7-7.Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
Price, 97% and
'accrued interest.
Underwritten by Eastman Dillon, Union
As
195«l
Bros.
A;
Hutzler;
Drexel
Ai
Co.; Mercantile Trust Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Blair Ai Co. Inc.; Spencer 1'rask
Co.; Malvern Hill A: Co., Inc.; Freeman Ac Co.; A. Web¬
ster Dougherty Ac Co.; and F. Brittain Kennedy A: Co.
Jne.
Finance- Go.
Price,
Securities
,
2,
Ac
•
Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
consolidated
construction.
new
*$2,283,000 Hull
Oversubscribed.
debentures, series A.
etc.
tal,
•
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.; Johnston, :
Joseph,
Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Kidder;-;
Airlines,
ordinatecl
•
•
4,/a%
Offered by John T.
$3,000,000 Han
misdellaneous
Public
Arizona
981,700
par.
Agen€i«s
due Sept.
and
par.
3.70% public improvement bonds,
15, 1960-1977, inclusive.
Purpose,'- ifor
Price, at prices to yield from 3% to
3.70%, according to maturity. Offered by The Chase Man¬
hattan' Bank; Harris Trust and Savings Bank; Salomon
series
4% promissory -notes due 19671996, inclusive,- Purpose, for new equipment.
Placed privately... with
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
Co.
through
Lazard Freres A: Co,
'
bonds.
warrants
440.000,000 American
.
Banks
1957
Price, at
fiscal agent.
improvements,
XI,000.000 Hawaii
.
and' Merrill, Turben <fe Co., Inc.
:
2,
Fairbanks.
.
'
attached).
Piirpose, for acquisition,
interest. Underwritten by Fulton,
Reid & Co., -Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.-; Hayden, Miller & Co.,
'
Credit
Dec.
refunding.
York
debenture
Alaska 3V2 %
general obligation bonds dated
July 1, 1957 and due July 1, 1958-1977, inclusive. Purpose,
for
Jaffray & Hopwood;
William R. Staats
Price, -100%: and accrued
>:'■
.
Intermediate
dated
7%
five-year
number of agencies.
Price, at
to public, without underwriting.
by company
$110,000 Fairbanks,
Lestrange
series D notes due- 1963-1964.
equipment.
Placed privately
>
'
6%
Corp.
Corp.
expand
United States Possessions
Blair & Co. Inc.; First
Lemon & Co.; Mason-
Piper,
Check
to
Farm Loan and Government
Bros. & Boyce; Stephens, Inc.; Stifel, Nico¬
Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Watling,
Ship
.-purchase
America.
...
Arthurs,
company
to
All States Freight, Incorporated 10-year 6% sinking fund
subordinated
debentures
due
Sept.
1,
1967
with -stock
$1,000,000
j
Rodman
1
*3,000.000
Purpose,
_
1968,
share
warrants
'
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...
The Illinois Co. Inc.; Indianapolis Bond and
"
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.
,
a
$8,500,000 -
-
•1,000,000
March 1,
"share one
60,000
Inc.;
Purpose, >'foi' acquisition of
with institutional investors.
;•.
..
.
due
per
and
Lerchen & Co., and J. G. Wheat & Co.
*2,500,000 -Coastal
-
■
Co.
&
Ohio Go,;
The
Hagan,' Inc.;
&>Co.;
,
•6,000.000
$100,000 Nation-Wide
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; White,
.
'
stock
by
MISCELLANEOUS
-
pose,
common
Price, at par. • Offered
without underwriting. All sold.
1
puropses.
public,
Offered
,
Scherek, Richter Co.; Shropshire & Co.;
-
'
.
to
Third
&> Go.Bateman, Eichler & C6,;
Ofl'lifornia Co,
(Inc.); Johnston,
•
v
Renshaw; Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Rotan, i
Mosle & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.; Salomon Bros. & j
Hutzler;
Scherck,,! Richter Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &:
Pomeroy, Ine.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; |
.
? Shearson, Hammill & Co^; Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew 1
& Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; ■
Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Moore & Co.; F. S. Smithers
&
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
I.-,
Stephens, Inc.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
^
Co., Inc.; Stoite & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co., ,
.Inc.;-Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & R- L. Day; Underwood, Neuhuus & Co., Inc.; '
G. H. Walker & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim •
& Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; White, Masterson & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Dean Witter A:
Co., and Wood, Struthers & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Incf;
k
?
6% debentures
purchase at $1
Corp.
Ship
written
•
subordi-
...Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. \
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.;
Quail & Co., Inc.; i
Rauscher. Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reyn-.j
okls &
Co.; Biter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey-Co.", ,
.-
and,,accrued interest.
;
purchase class A common stock of McLean Industries, Inc,
at
$6
per, share-in- units of $100 of
debentures and a
.Coastal warrant and McLean warrant. Purpose, for, acqui¬
sition
of
containerships.
Price, $100 per unit.
-Under-
inc.; A. E. Masten &
Co.; McDonnell &
' :
Co.',
corporate
Purpose, for new
New
Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone &-Co,; HempCo.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hill Brothers;:
Co.,
&
Bennett
*'
&
inclusive.
1972,
Price,,1.0,0%.
warrants
Coastal
of
Mason-Hagan, I
Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald!
Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Merrill;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben & Co., ;
inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;-F, S. ;
Moseley & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific,,
Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, .
/
.
1,
bentures
60,000
Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & t'
Co.; Laird,
Bissell & Meeds; Laird & Company, Corp.;'j
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; John C. Legg <fc Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. 1
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Irving. Lundborg & Co.; Manley, !
•?
to Oct.
BUILDINGS, ETC.
$300,000 Investors Funding Corp. of New York 10% regis tercet gen¬
eral debentures due Dec.
31, 1961.- Purpose, for general
School of Nursing, Inc. 5% and
bonds, series A, due serially from
mortgage
•
LAND,
Offered
and
Joseph of the
Point,
Wis.,
4 V2 %
$6,000,000 Coastal
The
Corp.;
Lemon
f
interest.
Inc.
*
SHIPPING
Co.; Farwell. Chapman & Co.; The First Boston J
First Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B, ?
Inc.; Fulton. Reid & Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett !
Sons;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; ''
share
1."
accrued
and
$2,760,000
Co.
St.
of
Purpose, for exploration and development of prop¬
Price, $100 per unit. Offered by Peters, Writer As
erties.
Christensen,
v
$41125,000
"''1'*
'
?Hill -Richards ;& Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Hirsch &>j
'Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; Howard, Weil,Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co?; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E.
'*«•
100%
Order of St. Francis,
Stevens
to
5%
serial
notes,
due
serially.i.from April 1, 1959 to Oct. 1, 1967, inclusive.
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, 100%' and accrued
interest.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
&
Inc.; Hayden,
hill, ;Noves .&
-
1972,
Ziegler
C.
stock.
$134,800,000 Federal
Hihbs & Co.,
&
.
1,
i
Corp.;
■F-y•*
due
De Perc, Wis. 54,/2% to 5%
due semi-annually from April 1,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new con¬
bonds,
Price,
1959
Sisters
500,
[,000
-
-
A,
.
,
Ziegler &
construction.
Purpose,-for expansion
Co.;. Elworthy
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; FaJme-
•••47niek;
.
Oct.
5',4-%, first
•».
,
-
%
r:
Co., Inc. 6%'
equipment
trust
certificates,
clue serially Feb. 1, 1958 to Nov. 1, 1962, inclusive.
for equipment, working capital/etc. Price, rang-
260,000 Magdalcna Mining & Milling Co. 7% sinking fund deben¬
tures due Dec. 1, 1960, and 65,000 shares of common,stock
(par $1) in units of $100 of debentures and 25 shares of
Tenn.
Co.,
&
Including Five Years)
Coial
series I,
,
.
Francis Hospital
St.
•
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;,'.
'i«V
Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Jcdin W. Clarke 1
:& Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Courts & Co.; Curtiss,;'
i '
Bouse & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Dewar, Robertson Kte'q
Pancoast; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dominick & Domi- 1
;
to
by B, C.
capital.
Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American
Securities Corp.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Auchincloss,
-? Parker & Redpath;
Bache & Co.;
Bacon;
Whipple
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Bakef, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth &
\
'Co.; ' Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Baumgartnor, Downing
''i & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blair & Co. Inc.; William
"
Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis■ & Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan ,
T,
mortgage
struction.
Oversubscribed.
convertible
$2,500,000 Burns
.
Congregation,
first
without underwriting,
Corp. 5V2','r
and
1,? 1958 to Dec. 1, 1969, inclusive.
construction. Price, 100% and accrued
tiffered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
Boniface's
St,
Inc.
Chemical
Mathleson
.
'
sold.
for-new
interest,
working
and
>>
,
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Purpose,
Methodist Ghurch,
Memphis,
and 5VVi> first mortgage bonds, series
semi-annually; Dec*
Purpose,
Exchange, Inc. 4%.
Jan. 1, 1966.
Purpose, for
Price, at par,.
Offered by
'J:nate debentures due Nov. 15, 1982.
•
.
.
por-
v
Heights
5%,-514.%
?
*
'*.
Beane.
Short-Term Bonds and Notes
(Issues Maturing lip to
BUILDINGS, ETC.
LAND,
'
.-
As
from 9914% to 100%, according to maturity. Offered
by The Ohio Company to bona fide residents of Ohio.
All
$175,
,000 Highland
5%'f debentures due Nov?-15, 1969Purpose, to. repay bank loans.
Placed privately, -through
Schroder, Rockefeller & Co., Inc.
7:
•10,350,000 Groller.--Society,
Unsubscribed
CoTlins
ng
600,000 Cooperative -Grange I.eagne Federation
•;
subordinated
Purpose, lor expansion and
Offered by company for
stockholders.
common
Fenner
$161,405,700
I
Sutro & Co.; Spencer Trask. &
Struthers & Co,
convertible
Underwritten
$402,956,700
par.
Corp., and Mann & Gould.
The
•1,500,000 Continental Screw Co. 6'4 first mortgage bonds due Oct.
:
15, 1972 (with stock purchase warrants).
Purpose,-lor
acquisition and working capital.
Placed privately.
•
at
interest.
accrued
1
"
Walker & Co.; Walston
Co., Inc.; Watling,
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; White. Weld & Co.; Dean
H.
1967.
100%h and
A: Burr, Inc.; Miller As George; Julien
and Pierce, White and Drummond, Inc.
*4,500,000 White Stores, Inc. .(!.% promissory notes due ^Nov. 1,
1972.
Purpose?", refunding ($1,500,000) and for expansion ($3,000,000).
Placed
privately through Merrill Lynch,
Pierce.
tiori:($546,000) underwritten by Saunders, Stiver & Co.;
..L. '-'i Cruttenden, Podesta
Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
v
Clatk, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc".; Clayton Securities
Lynch, Pierce, Femier &
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton;
F. S. Moseley <fe Co.; Newhard,
Webster Securities Corp.;
by
G'/c
Co.
15,
Price,
'
Price,
Coffin
Co.,
•"v.k
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Salomon ;
Bros. & Hutzler; Schwabacher & Co.; Shuman, Agnew As '
Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stone
■
Nov.
capital.
subscription
Stanley & Co.;
Cook &
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood; Putnam & Co.; Beyn.
Distrument.
debentures due
Merrill
Morgan
,
7working
-
The Milwaukee Co.;
Beane;
A»
-
.
Viotoreen
700.000
Michigan Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman-Ripley
<te
Co., Inc."; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Henry Herrman &
Co.; Hill Bichards & Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower &
Weeks; W. E. Hutton '& Co.; Kidder, Pea body & -Co.i
Kuhn; Loeb & Co.; Lazarcl Freres & Co.; Lee Jligginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb. Bhoades & Co.;'
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
McDonald & Co.;
McDonnell & Co.; Carl
•
by
,]
&
Co.; TheFirst Boston Corp.;
loans.
y
Co.
&
lord & Co.; Alex,.Brown & Sons; Brush, Sloeumb Ac'Co.j
Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; -Crowell, Weedon ,!
<fe Co.; ©avisy Skaggs & Co.; R. S. Dickson Ac Co., Inc.;; !
Dillon; Bead & Co. Inc.; DOminick Ac Dominick; Drexel t
%
The
Manufacturing Ge.,' Inc. 6% promissory notes due
1967.',-: -Purpose, *l4f>x: working capi»al and other corporate
purposes.
Placed privately -through Shearson, Hammlil
-»ss6
",y; Weeks. Ac-Co.; J. -Barth & Co.;- Bateman, Eicliler Ac Co':;?:'!
-i : 1
" • I William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; J. C. Brad-"j
**
unit,
per
Inc. 5% promissory notes dues 19591971,' inclusive. Purpose, for expansion.
Placed privately
with .The Eduitahle Life Assurance Society of the United
American
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.;
$42
'
n,ooo 000 ■.VaVo
65,000:000 Caterpillar Tractor>Co. 4ta% sinking fund debentures due ;
i,::y
Nov". 1, 1977. Purpose, io repay bank loans and for expafr-'l]
•4
working
Price,
Underwritten by
•3,750 000 Texas Instruments,
1959-1972,
%;.*'%
and
Purpose; for working capital.
-Accrued" interest on debentures.
Milwaukee Co.
'
-h
.
inclusive.; Purpose^for ^diversification .program.- Placed
privately with'' John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. M
••-.''through Dillon; Read & Co, Inc. '
-r •''7'
'/-Vi
v;
•
sion
.
r.>.' .shares.
?
'.
y';.-.:-'.;:-*,*'-;.. >;?.
•"
■
convertible debentures I
,due Nov. 30, 1967. .Purpose, for general corporate purposes, t
Placed privately.
„;•
;"!
.
&
Weeks;
Barney Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac
Drexel Ac Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;
M. Marks A; Co.; F. S.
Laurence
(Continued on page 8)
•Represents Issues placed privately.
$ Indicates Issues sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
Co.; Clark,
Hornl;tower
Moseley Ac
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2460)
1
Jackson it Curtis; L. P. Rothschild
American Securities Corp.;
Webber,
Paine,
Co.;
Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.;
A:
Co.;
Alex. Brown ft
it
Sons;
repay
ties
Ac
underwritten
shares)
by Edward
D.
Co.;
Co. 1,358,254 shares of
to repay advances from
Co. Price, at par. Of¬
Shuman,
Ac
Agnew
Mosle
Ac
Vietor,
ft
Harold
Wood
E.
written
Stone
ft
E.
Co.;
William
ft
F.
Ellis
&
ft
A.
Co.;
First
Co.;
Allyn
C.
and
California
Co.;
Lester,
Hill
Co.;
W.
Ac
Baird
Richards
Co.,
Ac
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Warren
Rotor
49,203
Arizona
Ryons
Bonds
1
.'625,000 Zale
common
88,325
Woodbury
Telephone
$25).
(par
Co.
4,708
for
Purpose,
improvements,
of
Purpose,
construction.
scription by
Price,
to
at
shares
3.533
Co.
bank
repay
par.
of
loans
Offered by
and
company
ft
by
new
•
,
400,000
(iistfy
Co.,
Inc.;
Htttton
Ac
Gardner;
St
Hammill
Singer,
Reinholdt
Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher &
& Co.; Shields Ac Co.; Shuman,
Deane
Moore Ac
Reynolds
Co.;
Ac
Scrlbner;
Smith,
Ac
Co.;
Stein
Co.;
Shearson,
Agnew Ac Co.;
Barney Ac
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;
Starkweather
William
Bros.
Co.R.
White,
Masterson
Ac
Nickel
Rock
(par $1).
properties.
without
Mines,
Ltd.
600,000
shaftes of
stock
50
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc!:
Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; J.
Barth Ac
Co.; Bateman, Eiehler Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac
Co.; A G
Becker Ac Co.
Inc.; Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry, Inc * Blair
Ac Co. Incorporated; William Blair
Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac
Simmons; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co
Inc.; Burns Bros. Ac Denton, Inc.; Butcher Ac SherrerdCaldwell
Phillips
Co.;
Carolina
Securities
Corp.;
Chace!
common
stock
Ac Co., Inc.; Perkins Ac Co., Inc.; Sanders ft
National Corp.; Beebe, Guthrie Ac Lavalle;
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; H. I. Josey A: Co.;
Guthrie,
Byrd
Ac
Co.,
and
Robert
E.
Levy
Ac
Co.
\
250,000 shares of
exploration aand
share. Offered by
Corp. to residents of Texas only.
Exploration,
(par
costs.
$1).
&
Inc.
Purpose,
Price.
OH
(no
$1.25
for
per
common
develop¬
First
of
.Drilling, Inc. 150,000 shares of common
Purpose, for development costs, etc. Price,
Offered by Investors Security Corp. of Texas
par).
residents
of
Texas.
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
'
.
,
:
(par $1).
Properties, Inc. 39,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working
capital.
Price,
$409,500 Baldwin
Brown
&
per share.
Offered
residents of Texas.
$10.50
to
Co.
by Robert
D.
INVESTMENT
one
INDUSTRIAL
cent).
per
Inc.
Purpose,
share.
AND
(par $10).
Purpose, for" investments
sidiaries, etc. Price, $32.75 per share.
Peabody
A.
:
"
i.
MANUFACTURING
Offered by Anglo-American
Securities, Inc.
Cooperative Association 4,000 shares of 4%
second
preferred stock (par $25).
Purpose, for general
corporate purposes. Price, at par. Offered by Association.
Screw
Co.
260,000
shares
of
common
League
Federation
Inc.
shares of
4%
cumulative
preferred stock
(par
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Price, at
(flat). Offered by company to public, without under¬
$100).
writing.
750,000 Cooperative
Grange League Federation
Exchange, Inc.
150,000 shares of confmon stock (par $5).
Purpose, for
general
corporate purposes.
Price, at par.
company to public, without underwriting.
Offered
•
by
200,000 shares of common stock (par
expansion and working capital.
Price,
Offered for subscription by employees
of company, its subsidiaries and affiliates.
8,450,000 Dow
Chemical Co.
$5).
Purpose, for
$42.25 per share.
210,000 Uiley Industries, Inc. 70,000 shares of 7%
cumulative
1,200,000 Hycon Manufacturing Co. 400,000 shares of
(par
10
cents).
Purpose,
to
repay
bank
common
loans
Paine,
Glore, Forgan-As Co.; Hornblower
A; Co. Inc.;
W.
C.
Langley
Webber,
Growth
Fund
176,282
of
capital
stock
100,000 shares of common stock (par
for expansion and working capital. Price,
$14.1212 per share.
Underwritten by Blyth As Co., Inc.;
Atwill. A: Co., Inc.; Bache As Co.; Bailey As Co.; Baker,
Simonds Ac Co.; J. Barth Ac Co.; Bateman, Eiehler Ac Co.;
Beil As Hough, Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brown
Ac
Sons;
Camp As Co.; Courts As Co.; Crowell,
Weedon As Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz Ac Co., Inc.; Daven¬
port Ac Co.; Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.; DeHaven As Townsend,
Crouter As Bodine; Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Oscar E. Dooly
Ac
Co.;
Francis I. duPont Ac Co.; First California Co.
(Inc.); First Securities Corp.; Foster Ac Marshall; Alester
G. Furman Co., Inc.; Goodbody Ac Co.; Grande Ac Co., Inc.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger Ac Co.; Hess Ac MeFaul; Hooker Ac
Fay; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.j June S. Jones Ac Co.; A.. M.
Kidder
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Lawson, Levy, Williams Ac Stem;
Mason Brothers; McDaniel Lewis Ac Co.; Plymouth Bond
Ac Share Corp.; Rodman Ac Renshaw; Schwabacher Ac Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill Ac Co.; William R. Staats Ac Co.;
Suplee,
Inc.
Yeatman,
Mosley
Co.,
Oversubscribed.
$18,128,214
*
Represents Issues placed privately.
Issues sold competitively,
special offering.
stock
t Indicates
for
t Indicates
and
shares
Purpose,
con¬
vertible preferred stock
(par $3).
Purpose, for working
capital, etc. Price, at par and accrued dividends. Offered
by J. P. Howell Ac Co., Inc. to residents of New Jersey.
in stocks of sub¬
Offered by Kidder,
Fenner Ai Beane;
_
10,000
par
Weeks;
$5).
stock
Exchange,
Pierce,
Merrill Lynch,
1.412,500 Ryder System, Inc.
Co., Inc.; Hirsch Ac Co., and Scott, Horner Ac Co.
Grange
Co.;
(par $1).
Purpose, for investments.
Price, initially at
$10.87 per share.
Offered by Putnam Fund Distribu¬
tors, Inc.
•',
■
(par $1).
Purpose, for acquisition and working capital.
Price, $10 per share. Underwritten by Lee Higginson Corp.;
Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; F. L. Putnam
1,000,000 Cooperative
&
G. Becker
1.916,185 Putnam
100,009 Consumers
2,600,000 Continental
ETC.
A; Co.; Laurence M. Marks St,
Jackson As Curtis; Stone As Webster
Securities Corp.; Wertheim it Co.; White, Weld As Co.;
Baehe A; Co.; Clark, Dodge As Co.; Drexel As Co.; Estabrook
As Co.; Hayden, Stone As Co.; F. S. Moseley As Co.; Shields
As Co.; R. W. Pressprich As Co.; G. H. Walker As Co.; Ball,
Burge As Kraus; Hirsch As Co.; Merrill, Turben As Co., Inc.;
Newhard, Cook As Co.; Tucker, Anthony As R. L. Day;
Rauscher, Pierce As Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker As Redpath; William Blair As Co.; E. W. Clark As Co.; Clement
A. Evans As Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; J. J. B.
Billiard As Son; Mitchum, Jones As Templeton; Butcher As
Sherrerd; Ferris As Co., and Clark, Landstreet As Kirk¬
patrick, Inc. Oversubscribed.
ft
Co.;
150,000 shares of common stock (par
for expansion and equipment. Price,
6,000,000 Consumers Cooperative Association 240,000 shares of 5%%
preferred stock (par $25). Purpose, for general corporate
purposes.
Price, at par. Offered by Association.
TRADING, HOLDING,
TRUSTS,
tl4.799.529 Middle South Utilities Co. 451,1194 shares of common stock
Offered by company to public with¬
Price, at par.
underwriting.
OTHER
.
of
$19,803,012
underwriting.
$300,000 Caruso Foods,
cents).
shares
125,000
subscription by stockholders of Continental Oil Co. and by
ordinary stockholders of Hudson's Bay Co.
Unsubscribed
shares were purchased by.latter two companies.
$2,192,520
Gas Pipe
(par
Inc.
19,190,512 Hudson's Bay OH & Gas Co., Ltd. 1,744,592 shares of capi¬
tal stock (par $2.50).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $11 per share (Canadian). Offered by company for
Mining Co. 128,175 shares of capital stock
Purpose, for exploration and development of
Price, at par. Offered by company to public,
costs.
Line Corp. 1,000,000 shares of
Purpose, to repay bank
loans and for new construction.
Price, $17.75 per share
Underwritten by White,
Weld Ac Co.; Stone Ac Webster
Securities Corp.; Lovett Abercrombie Ac
Co.; A. C. Allyn
Ac
Co.,
Inc.:
American Securities Corp.;
Bache Ac Co •
common
Co.,
$2 per share.
to bona fide
common
200,000 Tarzan Mining Co. 4,000,000 shares of capital stock (par
five
cents).
Purpose/for exploration and development
Ac
"Long-Term
of this article.
preceding column
a
shares
8,000
under
Goodbody ft Co.; Muir Investment Corp.; Austin,
Dittmar Ac Company, Inc.; Kenneth Ellis
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Ac Co.; Arthur
.Spring
stock
295,000 Pyramid Mining & Metal Corp. 236,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1),
Puro-se, for mining operations.
Price,
$1.25 per share.
Offered by Sterling Securities Co.
Ac
See
Offered by company to public, without underwriting.
128,175 Pivot
Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
Winslow. Cohu Ac Stetson; Dean Witter Ac Co.; WoodardElwood & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
17,750,000 Transcontinental
in
Co.
and warrants to purchase an
shares.
Oversubscribed.
Dinsmore.
par.
Ac
Manufacturing
Parvin;
300,000 Hamco
-269,345 Inter-River Corp. 269,345 shares of common stock (par$l).
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
Price, at
$2
$1).
(par
Howard,
Co.:
Texas
(par $1—Canadian). Purpose, for property develop¬
ment, etc.
Price, 50 cents per share. Offered by H. J.
Cooney As Co. as a speculation.
Smith,
Staats
Boyce; Stern
Brothers Ac Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac
Fox; Stix Ac Co.;
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.;
Suplee, Yeatman, Moslev Co.. Inc.; Swcney Cartwright Ac
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas Ac Company; Spencer
Trask Ac Co.; Tucker,. Anthony Ac R. L.
Day; Underwood,
Neuhaus Ac Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co*
Vietor
Common. Dann Ac Co.; G. H. Walker Ac
Co.; Wertheim
Co.;
it
ment
stock
Ac
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Co.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.; Rowles,
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler; Schoeilkopf,
stock
common
per
stock
City Steel, Inc.—Omaha 80,000 shares of common
(par $1). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
working capital.
Price, $5 per share.
Underwritten by
The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.; Chiles-Schutz Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta As Co.; Adams As Co., Inc.; T. C.
Henderson As Co., Inc.; Beecroft, Cole As Co., and Eugene
Riter Ac Co.;
of
OIL
Gate
out
(par
Oversubscribed.
(par $2.50)
Notes"
Texas
$312,500 Rig
stock
C.
ft
$25,219,702
purchase warrants attached).
Purpose, refunding
($255,000) and to reduce bank loans ($345,000). Price, at
par ($20 per share). Underwritten by The First Trust Co.
of
Lincoln, Neb.; Chiles-Schutz Co.; Boettcher Ac Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Don A. Chapin Co.; T. C.
Henderson As Co.,
Inc.; Beecroft, Cole As Co.; Eugene
C. Dinsmore;
Cruttenden, Podesta As Co., and Adams As
Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
300,000 Hampshire
stock
capital, etc. Price, $38.50 per share.
for
subscription
by stockholders,
common
sink¬
Newbold's
it
Inc.
shares
Products
8,000
Krensky
&
City Steel, Inc.—Omaha 30,000 shares of
A. Saxton
G.
common
Quimi ft Co.; White, Masterson Ac Co.; Fridley, Hess Ac
Frederking; Lentz, Newton Ac Co.; McCarley Ac Co., Inc.;
Wm. B. Robinson Ac Co.; Bala Williams Ac Co.; R. II. Cobb
for sub¬
stockholders, without underwriting.
stock
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Gate
Co., and
Clark, Landstreet Ac
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Co.;
Pierce
Steel
$13
Co.;
Co.;
$99,887,708
$000,000
A:
1,278
company
and
Sons;
M.
stock
lor
St
$1).
Hart
Price,
common
Ristine
Purpose, lor expansion and working capital.
share.
Underwritten by Eppler, Guerin ft
Turner, Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce it Co., Inc.; Joseph Walker
common
etc.
Co.
Jewelry
(par
ft
Telephone
par).
Price,
99,999 Thermal Power Co. 99,999 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose,
for
drilling
operations.
Price,
at
par.
Offered by company for subscription by stockholders, with¬
out underwriting.
Ac Co.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
Wilson, Johnson Ac Hlggins; Robert
Davis, Skaggs it Co.; Elworthy ft
share.
Offered by company for subscription
stockholders, without underwriting.
York
additional
shares
Valley
(no
(par
capital.
Emanuel,
of common stock
Inc.;
Warwick
per
stock
common
underwriting.
Standard
Price,
stock
of
working
Price, $8.37'.i> per share.
Dectjen Ac Co.; Arthurs, LeshCo.; Butcher & Sherrerd; II. M.
by
by
Grimm Ac Co.;
Oversubscribed.
$20
and
100,000 shares of
lor working
McCormick ft Co., and Pasadena Corp.
94,15U
W.
Tool
without
48,000
Butcher Ac Sherrerd;
Co.;
P.
Offered
Ac
of
F.
Purpose,
Estabrook Ac Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Robert Patter¬
Co., Inc.; Sutro ft Co.; Wagenseller it Durst, Inc.;
Co.;
shares
75,000
&z Co. Inc.; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Ross,
Lyon ft Co. Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Straus, Blos$er
McDowell;
Stroud
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Suplee,
Yeatman,,
Mosley Co., Inc.; Charles A. Taggart Ac Co. Inc., and
Co.; Schwabacher St Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Wood¬
Ac Zuber; Bateman, Eichlc Ac Co.;
Crowell, Weedon
Walston
stock (par $1).
Pur¬
Price, $5 per share. Offered
common
Kormendi
ward
Ac
per
stock¬
Ac
Corp.;
Company,
by
range ft Co.;
Bache &
Byllesby A: Co., Inc.; Blair F. Claybaugh ft Co.; DempseyTcgelcr ft Co.;
Francis I.
du
Pont A:
Co.; Granbery,
Marache
St
Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.;
Hirsch & Co.;
Under¬
Boston
First
(par
$10
Price.
Purpose, for working capital.
Underwritten
Co.;
Staats
R.
The
Inc.;
Co.,
stock
common
subscription
Inc.
$1).
Cor^; White, Weld Ac Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; J. A. Hogle
Hutton Ac Co.; Refsnes, Ely, Beck Ac Co.:
A:
6%
of
Completed.
expansion
Reading Tube Corp.
Securities
Webster
Kenneth
Ac
Blyth
by
A:
Witter
Dean
Price, $28.50 per share.
construction.
of
for working capital, etc.
Purpose,
Co.,
837,500
Electric Light & Power Co. 100,000 shares of
stock (par $5).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
for new
and
of
program.
for
company
20,000 shares
Corp.
Talmage it Co.;
Co.;
Schoeil¬
2,850,000 Tucson Gas,
common
shares
Clark, Dodge A: Co.; Walston ft Co., Inc.; H. N. Whitney,
Goadby As Co.; Baehe ft Co.; Courts As Co.; Francis I.
duPont As Co.;
McDonnell ft Co.; Schwabacher As Co.;
Arthur L. Wright Ac Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Ac Co.;
and Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.
25,000 shares
expansion
for
Common,
Co.;
Inc.,
Co.
for
by
Corp.
L.
R.
Ac
10.000
per share.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Dom¬
inick A; Dominick;
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.; White,
Weld ft Co.; Hornblower A; Weeks; Alex. Brown St Sons;
Deane Ac Scribner; Smith.
Singer,
Co.;
Co.
$10). Purpose, for work¬
Offered by company to public,
(par
par.
$20
American
Anthony
Leary
Rotan, Mosle &
Winston Ac Co.;
Ac
Rotan,
(F. N.)
Offered
$1).
Corp.;
Spencer-Trask
Ac
Co.;
Tucker,
Day; Underwood, Neuhaus A: Co., Inc.;
Dann
Ac Co.; G.
H. Walker Ac Co.;
Walston Ac Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.; Dean Witter
Swiss
Son & Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac
Co.; The
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
ft Curtis; Piper, Jaffray St Hopwood;
Prescott, Shepard Ac
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Putnam As Co.;
Rauscher,
Co.;
Inc.;
stock
ing fund series A cumulative preferred stock (with common
Hutton Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Janncy, Dulles Ac
Battles; Inc.; The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; A. M. Kidder
&
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody ft Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meads; W. C.
Langley Ac Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.;
Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Irving Lundborg ft Co.; Mackall & Coe;
Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten
& Co.; McDonald ft Co.; McDonnell Ac
Co.; Mead, Miller
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane; Merrill,
Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Moore, Leonard
Ac Lynch; Morgan
Stanley it Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.;
Co.,
Co.,
White
Co.;
underwriting.
1,500,000 Perkin-Elmer
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.; William R. Staats ft
Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox; Stix Ac Co.; Stroud Ac
Co., Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.; Sutro Ac Co.;
Bache ft
H.
E.
A.
Machine
&
at
by Schuster ft Co., Inc.
Barney Ac Co.;
by stockholders, without
Co.; Robert W. Baird ft Co., Inc.; Baker,
Baker,. Weeks ft Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus;
Ac Co.; Bateman, Eiehler Ac Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Blair ft Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Chaplin & Co.; Clark,
Dodge Ac Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Courts Ac Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Curtiss,
House ft Co.; J. M. Dain Ac Co., Inc.; Dallas Union Secu¬
rities Co.;
Davis, SkaggS ft Co.; Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast; R. S. Dickson it Co., Inc.; Dittmar Ac Co., Inc.;
Dominick Ac Dominick; Drexel Ac Co.; Francis I. cluPont
A: Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities ft Co.; Elworthy
ft Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Fridley, Hess Ac
Frederking; Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody Ac Co.; Granbery,
Marache ft Co.; Hallgarten ft Co.; Harriman Ripley Ac
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Hcrrman
ft Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; E. F.
W.
Pall
pose,
kopf, Hutton ft Pomeroy. Inc.: Schwabachcr Ac Co.; ScoU,
Horner Ac Co.; Chas. W. Scranton Ac Co.; Shields ft Co.;
.
Ohio
1 (X .OOO
Coe;
ft
Inc.;
Ac
holders, without underwriting.
Lester,
Mackall
Co.;
Staple
Price,
Purpose,
share.
Inc.; McCormick ft Co.;
pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Howies, Winston ft Co.; Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
cumulative-preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, for expan¬
sion program. Price, at par. Underwritten by Dillon, Read
ft Co. Inc.; Lovctt Abercrombie Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co.,
Ac
Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Co.;
&
Mason-Hagan,
Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Jones
10,000,000 Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. 100,000 shares of 6.70%
Watts
SI).
r
33,956,350 Southern New England Telephone
capital stock (par $25). Purpose,
American Telephone Ac Telegraph
fered by company for subscription
underwriting.
Barrow,
without
250.000 Johnson
Mitchum,
Jones Ac Templetfn; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber,
Jackson ft Curtis;
Prescott, Shepard A: Co., Inc.;
R.
W.
Prcssprich Ac Co.; Quail Ac Co., Inc.; Rauscher,
Pierce Ac Co., Inc.; Reinholdt ft Gardner; Riter A: Co.;
Co. 6,000 shares of common
stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
improvements, etc. Price, $15 per share. Underwritten by
Indianapolis Bond Ac Share Corp. and offered to bona fide
Inc.;
Ac
St
McAndrew Ac
Co.;
Bade
Oversubscribed.
ing capital.
Merrill, Turben ft Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Telephone
Indiana,
Marks
M.
Ac
Brothers;
Co.
cumulative preferred
Forgan Ac Co.; Gold¬
Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
Lehman
Corp.;
Lundborg
Irving
Co.;
ft
Laurence
Masten
1,000,000 San Jose Water Works 40,000 shares of
cumulative
convertible preferred stock, scries E (par $25).
Purpose,
to repay bahk loan and for new construction.
Price, at
par und accrued1 dividends.
Underwritten by Dean Witter
ft Co.; Blyth Ac Co.
Inc ; Elworthy &
Schwabachcr
ft Co., and William R. Staats A; Co.
Oversubscribed.
of
Higginson
Lee
Ryons
son
residents
A;
Ac
100,000 International
body ft Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kormendi Ac Co., Inc.;
Kuhn. Loeb Ac Co.; Laird, 3issell Ac Meeds; Lazard Freres
First
Indiana
Bros.
Co.;
ft
Co.;
ft
Co.
90,000 Southern
Chapman
Farwell,
Inc.;
Co.,
Straus, Blosser As McDowell; Mohawk
Valley Investing Co., Inc.; Daniel Reeves As Co., and Sutro
Battles, Inc.; The Johnson, Lane. Space Corp.; Johnston,
Lemon ft Co.; Joseph, Mellen Ac Miller, Inc.; Kidder, Pea¬
Higginson Corp.; Laurence M. Marks ft Co.; H. M. Payson
Ac Co., and G. H. Walker & Co.
Oversubscribed.
(3,670
Co.;
A:
Irving J. Rice As
Inc.;
As Co.; Bioren As CO.;
Ac
490,133 Missouri Utilities Co. 25,135 shares of common stock
(pur $1). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con¬
struction.
Price, $19.50 per share.
Offered by company
for subscription
by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
ft
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes ft Co.; Henry Herrman Ac Co.;
Hornblower Ac Weeks; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Janney, Dulles
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ft Beanc; Kiddor, Peabody
Hayden, Stone ft Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Lee
portion
Johnson
Ac Co.;
Robert¬
Co.; Hallgarten St
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller
Sachs
man,
ft
Service Co. 50,000 shares of common stock
$7).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
Price, $15.25
share.
Underwritten by A. G. Becker ft Co. Inc.;
Co.;
Estabrook
berger ft Co.;
batik loans. Price, at par (flat). Offered by comto public, without underwriting. Mitchum, Jones ft
Merrill
Skaggs
Dewar,
Fulton Reid Ac Co.; Glore,
Co.;
west
762,500 Maine Public
(par
Corp.;
McDonald
7,087,500 Idaho Power Co. 225,000 shares of common stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, 831.50 per share.
Underwritten by Kidder, Peabody
ft Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ft Beanc; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities ft Co.; White, Weld ft Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; A. G. Becker ft Co. Inc.; Hallgarten ft Co.;
Hornblower ft Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson ft Curtis;
American Securities Corp.; Bear, Stearns A: Co.; Laurence
M.
Marks ft Co.; R. W. Prcssprich Ac Co.; McDonald A;
Co.; Baehe ft Co.; Dominick ft Dominick; J. A. Hogle ft
Co.; E. F. Hutton ft Co.; Schoeilkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy,
Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; G. H. Walker ft Co.;-Bacon,
Whipple ft Co.; Blunt Ellis ft Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan
Ac Co., Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaiiray Ac Hopwood; Shuman, Agnew ft Co.; J. Bartli ft Co.; Julien
Collins Ac Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta ft Co.; Farwell, Chap¬
man ft Co., and Irving Lundborg it Co.
Oversubscribed.
Davis,
ft Bodine;
Co.;
Crouter
Dominick
Fauset, Steele A: Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First South¬
Tenipleton acted as dealer-manager.
per
Ac
and working capital.
Price, $3 per share.
by Dempsey-Tegeler ft Co.; Bear, Stearns A:
California Co., Inc.; Gregory it Sons; Hugh
As Co., Inc.; J. Bernard Joseph As Co.; Blair As
First
Co.;
Ac Dominick; Drexel Ac Co.;
Francis I. du Pont ft Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties it Co.; H. L. Emerson ft Co., Inc.; Equitable Securi¬
6,000,000 General 'Telephone Co. of the Southwest 250,000 shares of
5.6%
cumulative preferred stock (par $20).
Purpose, to
pany
Townsend,
A:
Fancoast;
son
Oversubscribed.
,
Securities
Union
Dallas
Inc.;
DeHaven
Estabrook ft Co.;
(ioodbodv ft
Co.; H. Hentz Ac Co.; Johnston, Lemon Ac
Co.;
A.
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Lee Higginson Corp.;
McDonald it Co.; R. W. Prcssprich St Co.; Riter ft Co.;
Shields Ac Company;
p. S. Smithers ft Co.; Stroud A:
Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Atwill and Co., Inc.; Robert
W. Baird A: Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; William Blair
ft Co.; Courts ft Co.; R. S. Dickson ft Co., Inc.; Clement
A. Evans Ac Co., Inc.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Laird. Bissell
ft Meeds;
Merrill, Turben ft Co.. Inc.; Newhard. Cook ft
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co..
Inc.; Schoeilkopf, Hutton ft Pomeroy, Inc.; Stein Bros, ft
Boyce; Butcher & Sherrerd; C. F. Cassell Ac Co., Inc.; Oscar
E. Dooly Ac Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger Ac Co.; The Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.; Irving Lundborg ft Co.; Mason-llagan,
Inc.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Schmidt, Poole, Rob¬
erts it Parke; Scott, Horner ft Co.; Scott ft Stringtellow;
Chas. W. -Scranton ft Co., and Wyatt, Neal ft Waggoner.
Bache
Co.;
ft
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
Underwritten
Richard W. Clarke Corp.;
Collins
.
improvements
Ac Winslow, Inc.; Clark, Dodge Ac Co.;
C. C. Codings Ac Co., Inc.; Julien
Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.; J. M. Dain Ac Co.,
West
Whiteside,
(Continued from page 7)
..
Inc.,
and
Walston Ac Co.,
Number 5803
183
Volume
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
.
50%)
MISCELLANEOUS
-
General Corporation and
Investment News
Public Finance Co. 9,805,603 shares of common
10 cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc..
Price. 20 cents per share.
Offered by Public Life Insur-.
$1,961,121 Arizona
stock
v
c
•
.
(par
ance Co.
.
250.000
^
Dixie Auto
Insurance
(par $1).
/
share.
by
A
of
(Continued from
Price, $2.50 per
stock
$1).
(par
&.
Co.;
Ball,
The
&
140,625
bank
Insurance
Maine
Purpose,
Co.
22,500
shares
working
for
'
*
capital
Price,
etc.
share.
7,"
112.500
Insurance
Co.
loans
F.
20,000
shares
preferred
the
at
stock,
series
time
same
the
$4,350,000.
aggregating
be
H.
available
sale
of
for
of
1958,
materially improve
debt
ancl
of
debt
securities
to
Check
cents).
25
(par
stock (par
$6.25 per
stock
in
and
of
construction
this
at
The
increased
The
the
of
requirements
to
In
said
stock
common
Corp.
50,000
shares
of
debentures
into
common
Gas
sell
Inc.
Co.,
at
the
of
acquisition
to
and
stock
total
to
logical
the
preferred
a
in
also V»
the
and
stock,
reduction
a
188,
Gas
111.,
■
Line,
the
railroad
in
will
1959
railroads,"
annual
their
E.
"at
T.
least
debt
ratio
:
1.
to
able
be
hold
told
President,
Moore,
meeting on Dec.
its
Life Co.
Old American
15.825 shares
$10) and 3,165 shares of
of
five
for
class
shares
A
company
3.250.000
and
to
Palestine
Economic
public,
(par $25).
one
without
Corp.
Hitter Finance Co.,
stock
(par
$1).
-
,
own
with
stockholders
shares
development
Purpose,
Offered by
economic
stock
and
investments,
Bay
common
Offered
by
company
shares
240,000
Inc.
of
common
stock
(par one cent). Purpose, for expansion program and
working capital. Price, $1.25 per share. Offered by James
Anthony Securities Corp. and MacRobbins A Co., Inc.
75,000
Sun
Line
Helicopters. Inc..
15.000 shares
(par $1).
Purpose, to acquire
ment.
Price,
$5
per
share.
public,
47,100
without
Washington
stock
Center,
Drama
(par $50)
Purpose,
by
underwriting.
by
Inc.
and equip¬
to
company
shares
896
Price,
etc.
of
at
preferred
Offered
par.
the
objectives
that
conservation
the
to
the railroad
time
same
make
able
was
of
share.
per
stock
common
Offered
(par $1).
Estabrook
by
SEC
Co.
A
to
Oversubscribed.
2,697,030 Heinz
(H.
$25).
corporation
A
Co.
covering
Co.
$45
shares of
share.
Offered
59,934
per
stock
common
time
to
(par
shares
filed
of
'
be
of
to
the
purchase
stock.—V.
188,
$1).
Price,
Inc.;
J.
Ellis
A
$16
per
Barth
A
Weedon
A Co.;
California
First
A
of
capital
Slocumb
Brush.
Simmons;
shares
A
Co.
300.000
Davis, Skaggs A Co.; Elworthy
Company; Hill Richards & Co.;
Hornblower
Schwabacher
A
Co.;
F.
Stewart,
A Co.;
dividend
Durst,
A
Sutro
Co.;
A
Co.;
—V.
W.
Co.
Price, $47.25
A Co.,
shares
100.000
Lie.; Blyth A Co., Inc.; The First Boston
Becker &
G.
A
Weeks;
Co.
Inc.;
Clark.
The Milwaukee
Co.,
Dodge & Co.; Hornblower
A Co. Inc.; Bache A
Loewi
Whipple & Co.; Blunt
Ellis A Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Fulton.
Co.;
Stroud
A
Reid
A
Co.;
Co..
Newhard,
Julien
A
The
Co.,
Marshall
Scribner;
Co.;
Lester,
Cook
A
Irving
Bacon,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Collins
Co.;
&
Co.:
Ryons
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Eichler
Elworthy
A
Co.;
A
Co.;
A
will
Farwell, Chapman
Bennett A Co.;
Singer,
A Co.;
Deane
A
Tucker;
Anthony A R. L. Day;-A. C. Best A
Sheldon A- Co.; Braun, Monroe and Co.;
Dalton & Co.; Emch & Co.; McKee A Jaeckels,
Thorsen and Ver Meulen &
Adolph G.
Co.
(Earl
M.)
Co.
3.000
(par $1).
Price,
$14
per
.share.
shares
of
Offered
common
At
Dec.
obtained
&
which
Inc.
167.000
shares
of
common
stock
the
of
of
Oversubscribed.
from
Price,
Noyes
Francis
I.
A
$8.50 per share.
Co.;
duPont
&
Paine,
Co.;
Webber,
Time,
$55.75
Inc. 2,000 shares of
per
share.,
Completed.
Offered
stock
(par $1).
Shearson,
Hammill
common
by
'
101,000 Upper Peninsula
the
The
been
6%
t Indicates
special offering.
as
was
Coleman
to
successor
a
organized
in October 1950.
Blvd., Torrance,
Inc.
GIVING
convertible
cumulative,
($12.50
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
$80,000
$80,000
___
the
♦Of
(b)
stock
of
Exercise
6%
of
redemption
after
the
stock authorized, 136,262 shares
the following'purposes: (a) Con¬
due April 1, 1970, 12,700- shs.;
for
debentures
5'/a% long-term convertible notes, 6,400 shs.; (c)
cumulative, convertible preferred stock, 37,338 shs.;
granted or which may be granted pursuant
of
Conversion
for
common
reserved
are
convertible
6%
of
Conversion
(d)
chares of
500,000
common
version
37,338 shs.
127,208 shs.
37,338 shs.
500,000 shs.
,
($1 par)„_j.
tTho company will call these debentures
3ale of the securities being offered.
of
,
,
stock
pfd.
par)
♦Common stock
options
company's restricted stock option plan, 6,614 shs.; (e) Exercise
issued to limited partners ol the company's predecessor,
to the
warrants
shs;
3,210
current
Exercise
(f )
financing,
70,000
warrants
of
shs.
in
issued
with. the
connection
v
agreed to sell and the under¬
writers have agreed severally and not jointly to purchase the $1,000,000
of sinking fund debentures and warrants to purchase' 60,000 shares
of common stock of the company now being offered.
The amount of
sinking fund debentures and warrants
to be purchased by each
is
shown
Johnson
Davis,
—V.
from
has
company
below:
Wagenseller A Durst, Lie.$150,000
A
Hooker & Fay
—
100,000
Cosgrove & Miller
50,000
Shafft, Snook & Cahn
50,000
$225,000
225.000
200,000
Higgins
Lester, Ryons A Co.__-
Skaggs A Co
p. 1923.
Jones,
188,
Columbia
Gas
Inc.—Purchase of Home Gas
System,
Securities Approved—
The
Pa.,
SEC
has
issued
an
authorizing Home Gas Co.,
order
Pittsburgh,
to issue and sell an additional 20,000 shares at its $25 par common
promissory notes to its
parent, The Columbia Gas System, Inc.
The funds wil* be used as
needed for the subsidiary's construction program.—V. 188, p. 2243.
-
stock
A
n
and
of
$950,000
unsecured
instalment
-
/
Columbian
National Life
1957
Commercial
The
SEC
(10
had
a
net
capital
wcrking
from
its
the
stock
held
by
the
$1,000,000
corporation,
tools,
Jigs and machinery.
of Oct. 31, 1958 was
dies,
as
as
automobile
senger
the
public
own
named
with
In
axles
independent
It
the
is
to
of
new
these
transmissions,
profit
in
of
scientific
its
nature.
taxes
Profits
accounted
on
sales of such
for
about
42%
assets
of
which will be introduced to
vehicles the corporation pur¬
well as sundry other parts,
dent,
net
income
in
1954,
the announcement stated.—V. 188, p.
2350.
on
Dec. 1.
The
net
proceeds
will
be
used
to expand
the Florida citrus plant
capacity of the recently acquired TreeSweet Products Co., to retire
outstanding bank loans, and to provide additional working capital.
stockholders
on
class A and B common
Dec.
1
in.rhe company's
*
:
had approved
Tights, previ¬
class B stock, to
iroui 160,808 to
320,000 and-to increase the authorized number of class B shares from
1,339,172 to 3,000,000, to reduce the par value of both class A and B
common shares from $5 to $2.50 per share, and-to split class A and B
R,
four
8.
McKnight, Treasurer, reported that stockholders
proposals. These were: To extend voting
directors'
confined to class A common stockholders,-to.
increase
the authorised number of -class A shares
ously
•
the
approved two-for-one splits of both
stock, as well as other changes
corporate structure and control.
operating
consolidated
in these fields,
through Dean Witter & Co., has arranged the pri¬
of $5,000,000 5% notes due Nov. 1, 1973,
directly with the New York Life Insurance Co., it was
announced by Robert Di Giorgio, Financial Vice-Presi¬
as
after applicable Federal income
-
vate placement
pas¬
assets, consisting of
taxicabs, taxicab licenses, real estate and equipment.
By reason of
such sales Parmelee has realized substantial income of a non-recurring
their
Corp.—Subsidiary Borrows—
Giorgio Fruit Corp.—Private Placement—The com¬
Di
The
of
Petroleum
pany,
recent years.
certain
Stock Plan
laboratory equipment divisions, for increased activities of
and development organization, and for its electrical and
divisions,
including
presently
negotiated acquisitions of
businesses
suppliers, and assembles
these purchased parts,
of its own make, into chassis and bodies of its
The production and sale of taxicabs has not pro¬
sold
notification with the
research
electronic
corporation owns
approximately 63.04%
of the outstanding
stock of Parmelee Transportation Co., the principal business
of
which
is
the operation
through subsidiaries of taxicabs and air
lines terminal transportation service in several large cities.
In recent
years
Parmelee
and
certain
of
its
wholly-owned subsidiaries have
time
letter of
corporation's principal Industrial subsidiary Norbute Corp., has
a
$3,000,000 15-year 5% loan from The Prudential Insurance
Co.
of America,
it was
announced on Dec. 4 by Nicolas M. Salgo,
Norbute's President. Proceeds are earmarked for expansion of Norbute's
The
to
a
company
Crescent
capital
time
filed
28
900,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share) through Earl J. Knudson A Co., Salk Lake City,
The proceeds are to be used for investment purposes.
per
This
net working capital
approximately $2,900,000.
a
Nov.
City, UtahCommission—
Salt. Lake
concluded
The
manufacture
on
.
475.
p.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 8,
1958i covering. 82,405 shares of its $5 par capital stock, to be offered
under the company's Employee Share Option Plan.—V. 188, p. 851.
"Superba,"
producing
and
about
Corp.,
173,
Continental Casualty Co.—Files Employee
parts
manufacture.
a
taxicabs.
shortly.
engines,
duced
.
Checker
below.—V.
Co.
Insurance
Investors
corporation
This
During
1957
and
1958
the corporation
totaling $3,000,000, and on Oct. 16, 1958 realized
sale to Parmelee Transportation Co. of 100,000
common
Exchange
covering
cents
Utah.
from the sale of the common stock
subscriptions make it possible) first for
corporation
the
Fire
Files With Securities and Exchange
$2,100,000.
loans
—
.
Hartford
See
proceeds
extent
Co.
Insurance
Offer—
principal business of the corporation since it was organized has
the manufacture and sale of
"built for the purpose" taxicabs,
chases
Co.
*
Offered—The company
of record
,
Represents issues placed privately.
I Indicates issues sold competitively,
$500
1.000,000
the
corporation
known
from
•
30 common shares of common- stock will
principal amount of debentures, or a total
purchase
each
1,000,000
1923.
Price.
Power Co. 4.000 shares of common stock
(par $9).
Price, $25.25 per share.
Offered by New York
Hanseatic Corp.
Completed.
$14,630,580
Offered—
sink, fund debs, due November 1973
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in New Jersey on Feb. 19,
Its
principal office and its manufacturing plant are located
at 2016
North Pitcher Street, Kalamazoo 13F, Mich.
Goodbody
together
.* 111,500
Inc.—Securities
6%
applied tcwards prepayment of the bank loans.
During
corporation expended approximately $2,100,000 towards the
expanding and modernizing it3 plant and
the purchase of
additional
Underwritten by Hemp¬
Jackson
A Curtis;
& Co.; Hallgarten A
Co.; E.
F. Hutton A Co.;
Baker. Weeks &
Co.;
Ball.
Burge & Kraus; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Merrill.
Turben & Co.,
Inc.; Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Butcher A
Sherrerd; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
A. M. Kidder A Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard A Co., Inc.;
Burnham A Co.; Henry Herrinan & Co.;
Baker. Simonds
A Co.; Curtiss, House A Co.; Fahey, Clark A Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co. and Wm. J. Mericka A Co., Lie.
(par SI).
hill,
Co.,
1127,000
was
1958
Co.,
31,
bank
of
shares
stock
by Blyth A Co.,
Completed.
1,419,500 Ketchum
Corp.—Stock
not
the
(to
by
approximately
Oversub¬
cost
Inc.
plans
60 cents
Motors
used
$3,600,000
Jorgensen
nine
127,000
corporation of its option to purchase 19 presses
and
accessories
leased from Checker Taxi Co.
Inc., at an option
purchase price, after application of rentals and deposits previously
made, of $399,500. The remainder of the net proceeds will be applied
towards the payment of current indebtedness as it becomes due.
Manley,
Lundborg A Co.;
Co.; Rotan, Mosle
be
exercise
the
scribed.
42,000
option
2797.
p.
board from.
1970
the
outstanding at present, the new quarterly
a share, against the present 50 cents.
shares
PROCEEDS—The
McCormick
Co.;
Bateman,
Binghain,
Gardiner F.
increasing
4, 1958, the right to subscribe on or before Dec. 23,
1958, for 133,112 additional shares of common stock (par
$1.25) at $10 per share on the basis of one new share
for each seven shares held (with an additional subscrip¬
tion
privilege).
The offering, is not underwritten.
Schroder Trust Co., 61 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.,
will act as subscription agent.
Glore, Forgau A Co.; Kidder, Peabody A Co. Inc.;
Brothers; Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner A Beane;
Paine, Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Smith, Barney A Co.;
A.
to
the
s
Dec.
stock
common
Underwritten by Robert
share.
per
of
Lehman
,
(a)
Dec. 4 offered to its common stockholders
on
Corp.;
•
187,
of
would be
rate
Checker
Walston & Co., Inc. and Dean Witter
Inc.;
Service
Baird
pursuant
employees
Printing Co., Mount Morris,
increasing
Wagen-
Oversubscribed.
(par $5).
basis
dividend
to
to
to
underwriter
said the board intends to increase the regular quarterly
the stock distribution, in view of business conditions.
after
the
On
'
4,725.000 Johnson
issuance
thus
long-term convertible notes
convertible debs, due April 1.
2140.
1,000,000 to 2,000,000 shares
increasing number of shares
(b)
Corn
43.
p,
0%
notification with the
$6) to be offered
consider:
from
and
187,
Authorized
135,000 shares.
The company
Kidder,
will
28
(par $10)
tliree-for-two-split-up;
for
to
50,000
Jan,
on
stock
common
a
reserved
A Co.;
Hooker
Shaw, Hooker <fc Co.; Shuman, Agnew
& Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;
Meyerson
seller &
Co.
effect
Engineering
UNDERWRITERS—The
Smithers
S.
Eubanks,
A
\
Weeks;
A
stockholders
The
authorized
to
Crowell,
Inc.;
Peabody & Co.;
Lester,
Ryons A Co.; Irving Lundborg A Co.; Mason
Brothers; J. Earle May A Co., Inc.;
McAndrew A Co.
Inc.; McCormick A Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson A Curtis;
Fky;
1953
Wilson,
stock (par
share. Underwritten by Blyth A Co.,
Co.;
Batemaiu Eichler & Co.; Blunt
Co.
plus
Chemical
Y.—V.
N.
986.
5%%
Completed.
Hewlett-Packard
director,
a
187, p.
CAPITALIZATION
(par
p.
York,
shares
share,
per
the
shares.
Kramer,
under its Employee Purchase Plan, at the market price
purchase.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are
used
New
1, next, 688
$105
at
incorporated in California on April
Engineering Co., a limited part¬
Its principal offices are- located
at 3500 Torrance
Calif.
The company, is engaged
in
research,
development,
engineering
and
manufacturing
in
the
electro-mechanical
and related fields.
The company als<> manages
and
operates a supersonic
test track In the State of Utah.
The
company
has two subsidiaries—Beattie-Coleman, Inc. and Colemap-
Corp., Rutland, Vt.—
of
at
made
a
a
stock
elected
BUSINESS—The-company
10,
Chain Belt Co.—To Increase Common Stock and Div.—
4,800,000
attached
in
letter
a
common
been
nership
Stanley
Morgan
by
4
Dec.
on
1,485
Broadway,
165
be
Jan.
on
stock
will
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds will be used to retire short-term
borrowings; for anticipated increases in inventories; for additions to
working capital and for general corporate purposes.
,
employees
at
J.)
Price,
Jersey
cash,
to maintain
"modest reduction"
a
1923.
p.
preferred
Payment
members.—V.
warrant
A
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$41.50
the
which
he
accomplished to
was
Central Vermont Public Service
Price,
of
Bank,
of 60,000
of
Issues Not Representing: New Financing:
$734,550 Foote Mineral Co. 17,700 shares of
results
the
storm"
These-efforts,
basis, were- sub¬
subscription warrants.
For
of
has called for redemption
cumulative
Coleman
.
without underwriting.
$11,674,746
.
1957,
Mr. Moore told stock¬
liquid position and at
outstanding debt. "Our
net reduction in equipment debt during 1958 will,.by the end of the
year, be $1,900,000, leaving an outstanding equipment debt of $12,800,000.
We retired
$486,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds
with
the
proceeds of
meadowland
sales during the -current year,
leaving first
mortgage bonds outstanding In the amount of $42,890,000."—V. 188, p. 1923.
i
-
capital,
to public,
company
Offered
of
of these
one
respect
holders
the
and 46 shares of common stock (par $50).
working
for
two helicopters
With
stock
of common
stockholders
for
"weather
to
efforts
September
notable degree.
Mr.
Moore
said.
As
to controlling
costs, he noted,
the railroad's
operating ratio showed an increase of 4.1% for the first nine months
of
1958.
compared with 1957, due in large part to cost Increases
totaling more than $1,860,000. While this operating ratio compared
favorably with that of most neighboring roads, it was the principal
factor in producing a net deficit of $1,850,000 during the first threequarters of 1958.
Oversubscribed.
(Delaware)
recounted
1958
in
All but
W. York A Co., Inc.; Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
Inc.; Thayer, Baker A Co.; Woodcock, Hess, Moyer A Co.,
Inc.; Cunningham, Schmertz A Co., Inc., and J. S. Hope
Sports Arenas
in
improvement
began, earningssaid, were aimed at
accomplishing four principal objectives:
(1)
to "hold our own" on
freight traffic; (2) to reduce passenger losses; (3) to analyze and try
to
reduce
other costs;
(4)
to conserve cash available for working
capital.
'
Warren
300,000
for
outlook
.
...
Moore
wise,
common
Janney, Dulles A Battles, Inc.; Rambo, Close A
Kerner Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co.; Booker Brothers,
Inc.; Thomas A Co.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.;
Co.
area,
Central's
100,000 shares of class B
favorable
more
a
a
burdens of commuter losses and New Jersey tax inequities,"
bright future for industrial development in the Elizabeth-Newark
"1
'
a
Mr.
Co.;
&
conditions,
one-for-four
a
V. 188,
see
dividends.
has
ten
be
as
"twin
the
of
costs,
will be recorded
1958
on
holders
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins, San Francisco, Calif., and
Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on Nov. 26
headed an underwriting syndicate which offered at 100%
and accrued interest, $1,000,000 of 6% sinking fund de¬
bentures due Nov. 1, 1973
(with stock purchase war¬
rants attached).
at
-
"very unsatisfactory year for
the Jersey
Central and many other Eastern railroads," Mr. Moore
based his prediction- for 1959 on hopes for a general improvement in
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price.
Underwritten, by Stroud A Co. Inc.; Bache
$4.50 per share.
A
Inc.
Noting that
underwriting,
130,000
working capital, etc.
Price, at par.
to public, without underwriting.
450,000
share.
common
Price. $260 per unit.
Purpose,, for
(par
stock (par $10) in units
common
working capital, etc.
of class A stock
to
Inc.
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—1958 Unsatisfactory—
The
neighboring
of
common
2027.
p.
Completed—All
Clayton Mark & Co.—New Director Elected—
security for the
which balances
of
Offering
Col. John Slezak, Chairman of the Kable
capitali¬
of
use
of Southern
properties
was
results
55See
debt
of
'
822.900
'
1,000,000 shs.
-
to
company
years
Therefore,
time
this
structure
approximately
stock
common
to expand number of agencies.
Offered by company to public, with¬
5V2.%
Exchange
the
equity has been improved by the
of over $3,600,000 of SVz'v
three
the
ratio
by
company
its
of
part:
enabled
time
the
past
financial
the
15
Nov.
on
stock
the
Pineville
company
31
details,
financial structure and the capitalization ratios
the company's financing consisted largely
its
which
during
convertible
Purpose,
Price, $3 per share.
out underwriting.
1.000.000 shs.*
_
City Investing Co.—Partial Redemption—
equity. In 1957,
64.3%.
conversion
capital stock (par
$31.
Purpose,
for working capital, etc.
Price,
$5.62) 2
per share.
Offered by company for subscription by directors, employees and agents. Underwritten by First Maine
Nation-Wide
Outstanding
$2,000,000
_
consummated
was
retired outstanding
remaining proceeds of the
The
future
President,
preferred
of
Oct.
record
for
company
Corp.
150.000
bank
Corp-.—Stock
scribed
accrued
Coughlin,
"The
Offered by First Maine Corp.
Maine
and
,
of
capital,
of
company.
zation
•
.
Chemirad
further
this
of
13,
will
tale
Kraus;
Oversubscribed,
Co., Inc.
$3).
A
sale
Nov.
oa
Joseph, Mellen A Miller,
Inc.; Merrill, Turben A Co., Inc.; Saunders, Stiver A Co.;
Butcher A Sherrerd; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
McCormick A Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;. Prescott, Shepard
A;
Co., Inc.; Eurnhani A Co.;
Henry Herrman
A Co.;
Baker, Simonds A Co.; Curtiss, House A Co.; Fahey, Clark
A Co.; Hallo well, Sulzberger A Co., and Wm. J. Mericka
Burge
FINANCING
the 165,830 shares of common stock, of Chemirad which
were
offered to stockholders of Cary Chemicals, Inc.
December 2.
on
E. F. Hutton A Co.; Baker, Weeks
Hallgarten A Co.;
Co.;
-
PRESENT
TO
—V. 188, p. 2350.
Co., Inc. — Private Place¬
private placement of 50,000 shares of
5%%
cumulative preferred
stock, series
1958
(par
$100), to a group of institutional investors, was arranged
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., it was announced
365,500 Ketchum & Co., Inc. 43,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).. Purpose, for working capital. Price, $8.50 per share.
Underwritten by Hemphill. Noyes A Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Francis I. duPont A Co.; Goodbody &r
"
-
EFFECT
Authorized
Central Louisiana Electric
for
Purpose,
in the nine months
in 1957, and £4%
-
GIVING
Short-term notes payable to
Common stock (par $1.25).
ment—The recent
operating
capital of subsidiaries.
Price, $1.50 per share. Offered by
company to holders of special participating life or endow¬
ment contracts issued by Commercial Life Insurance Co.
common
in 1956, 76%
1958.
9
stock¬
by
All subscribed for.
Finance Corp. 2,500,000 shares of
&
Sept. 30,
CAPITALIZATION
2)
page
in 1955, 86%
ended
capital stock
subscription
for
company
holders, without underwriting.
class
shares
for working capital.
Purpose,
Offered
.
100.000
Co.
3,750,000 Inland Western Loan
/
(2461)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle :.
(2462)
opinion
of twBvnew S2.50 par value shares for each $5 par
the same class now held.
Mr. McKnight said the tv/o-for-one exchange will be made to stock
©f record Dec. 2.
A.
Mr.
f/i Giorgio reported earlier that management will recommend
to the board that dividends on the split stock be made on the basis
©f 15 cents r-er share per quarter, effective for the first quarter of
1959.
This would mean a 20'i
increase over the 25 cents a quarter
rate on the shares outstanding prioi to the split.
chares on the basis
,
sale,
PRESENT
Outstanding
senior notes,
senior
notes,
senior
£
due 1961
due
—_
■
debt—
$4,000,000
sinking fund
4y.'c
note,
due
4.000,000
2,880.000 r
,
,1,960.000
v-
540.000 L:
1963—
-
6,000,000
debentuers, due 1970
5%-
10,000,000
..y
.
2,280,000
sinking fund notes, due 1971—
"•
2,200.000
10,000.000
10,009,000
-
4iy/c
iy:'e
,
$05,605,000
10,000,000
1971-1—
sinking fund note, due 1968-1
sinking find note, due 1970--
4.-70ro
intelligent decision as to development, use or possible resale."
An escrow agreement for the protection of the seller and the
>t
1965^-__'__Cii__
debentures, due
funded
Subordinated
..
•
debt—
lunded
3%Ve
of land and to make all payments thereafter accruing on the
purchase price. Each intends to hold the land "until such, time as its
market value has sufficiently increased and stabilized to
permit an
FINANCING
Authorized
Senior
parcel
360,000
:
5.580,000
.
6,000,000
5,506,000
§y,b convertible capital debentures,
molt-,,
due 1984
4.000,000
3,583,000 /
O'Malley Company will receive the
"6 V*y sink, fund debenturs, due 1970
959,500
or
$103.000.:•>The' total purchase
price of $2,060,000 is payable-as follows: $304,000 as a down payment; >-; $5 cumulative preferred stock (no par
i-36,000 shs.
$161,984 by discharge of first mortgage,
in- annual instalments qf-'Mvalue*,—
- 30,000 shs.
$17,000 plus 5'.a interest; $1,506,000 by discharge of a .second mortPreferred stock (no par value)
400,000 shs/
70,000 shs.
gage, in 21 annual instalments
(including 5^* interest) ranging from
Preferred stock SI series——-—W
70.000 shs. I'
$80,000 to $150,000; and an $88,016 balance payable $62,0u0 In DeVoting preferred stock (no par value)
1,000.000shs. 75,470 shs.
cember, 1959, and the balance over the next six years (with interest),
; ,
Voting preferred stock 60c scries_>I_ v.80,000 shs. »
The
land
350,000 shs.
purchase venture is said to be speculative and promoVoting old.- stock 60c convert, series.
350,000 shs. .
tional in nature, an adequate return from the investment,: according
1,406,579 shs.
; Common stock ($1 par value)-—_rL_ * 3,000,000 shs.
to the prospectus, depending to a large extent upon an increase in
As of Sept. 30, 1958 seven shares were reserved for the conversion of
provides
gagees,
Sold—
Inc.—Securities
Industries,
TO
EFFECT
borrowings
•
will
it
GIVING
T
.
sell common stock sufficient in amount so that, upon such
be enabled to become the purchaser of. tne particular
proposes to
Approval of the recommended extension of voting rights will provide
m the future one half of the
16-man board of directors will be
elected by class A stockholders and the other half by class B stock¬
holders.—V. 387, p. 2225.
Chemical
^
Short-term
Securities Co., has caused
the nine companies to be organized and has agreed to designate each
of such companies as the purchaser of
the particular parcel of the
total
acreage
which corresponds in number , to its name, such pur¬
chase to be made on the instalment plan, over a 21-year period.
Each
underwriter of the securities, O'Malley
The
thai
Dixon
company,
and residential
commercial
CAPITALIZATION
land has a greater ultimate
than for agricultural purposes./.
the
O'Malley
the
of
for
value
share of
,value
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
usual
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., on Dec. 9 announced that
Dixon Chemical Industries, Inc.'s package offering of
^5,900,000 of 6% debentures and 236,000 common shares
was oversubscribed and the books closed.
The offering
part
in
real
5'<
.
•
'
the
that
commission,
estate
,
consisted of $100 units comprised of $100 of debentures
and four common shares.
See V. 188, p. 2244.
*•:
~
,
Lines, Inc.—Private Placement—The com¬
Eastern Air
real
be convertible into common stock
The notes will
initially at $41 per share.—V.
1,
before Dec.
on or
particularly-hr Deer Valley.
and
Arizona
outstanding scrip certificates
into full shares;
187, p. 1431.
reserved
were
for
offered
be
to
are
21-year period,
...
.
,....
.
„
—
Dividend
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Year-End
18,000
pursuant to subscription
issuance pursuant to Executive Employees Stock Option Plans, 50,000
with minimum subscription
shares were reserved for-a restricted stock option held by the President,
equal to one-tenth of total annual requirements under
the land
233,638 shares were reserved for conversion of 53i*£ convertible capital
purchase contract. A subscriber to the shares becomes -bound to pay
debentures due June 1, 1984, 27,150 shares Were reserved for exercise
his proportionate
share of the full purchase price of the .-parcel of
of
warrants expiring in 1959,
and 8,765 snares were -reserved for
land
the
Issuer
acquires
(Which price includes the
-real estate
,
exercise uf other warrants expiring in®. 1961'. •"•i
4
commission),
together
with his share
of the
following
additional
-.-J* ->■«-.
v
'•>
charges:
<ai
an
amount equal to \W ol' the'purchase price of the: ,UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters namej-. below have ;severally y
land, to cover the expenses of the O'Malley company; in. making the >: agreed'; to take and pay for all shareg of ihe convyvtible preferred ^
investment available, organization and other, expenses; .(b)
an annual ■ ; *>tock, if any are ...taken,
as set'forth opposite their nahies:y
management fee of O'Malley Investment Ac Realty; Co.®equal' to yy
-t
Sliares^r .-, : ' k '■
'
Shares *■ <-of the orginal purchase price of the lands
(b) taxes, insurance ancU - paine, Webberr. Jackson &
.
{,, L^-.-F.-Rothschild Ac Co.J.j;- 23,300 ^
shares
company's
agreements, payable over a
1978.
1968,
Central
in
values
estate
Each
has placed privately with the Prudential Life In¬
surance
Co., $25,000,000 of 5% convertible notes due
pany
.,
.,
.
.
,
,
cents
20
of
record
income
for
other
23
election
the
at
shareholders.—V.
of
188,
Dividend—
The
SEC
corporation
York,
at
subsidiaries
The
Steel of New England, Inc., Milford, Conn.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dec.
directors
12
to
the
of
Valley
Deer
K.
record
has
Veer
de
..
of
President
of
National
the
is
the
C.
as
Field
of
George
A.
and
and
freight
air
forwarder
< ; -
,
in
the
Dynamics
price of $3
D.
&
Offered—Public
of
Henry
M.
made on Dec. 8 by Milton
and Hallowell, Sulzberger,
loans
from
of
Inc.
the
fill
the
Loeb,
A.
Loeb,
factors
for
and
expansion
Co.
Talco
,-Sv;
*
••
New
recording
Jersey.
The
under
tapes
brand
five
produces
company
its
types
"Sonoramic"
names;
payable
XOl
this
options
President of Talco,
in
succeed
nine
the
on
the
of
to
to
the
to
P.
Prescott,
banking
Frank
increase
H.
45,000
additional
-
_
shares
of
ol
10,000
option to which
banking
and
City,
Co.
which
the
is
also
&
Foundry,
the
10
recently
firm" of
P'ranz
G.
will: be
now
as
a
of
Corp.
He
Firms and a
Bankers
ment
■
■
oa
Chairman
Carl
*
Talley,
Vice-President
of
*
18,146
.18,146
221,792 shs.
76,792 shs.
reserved
are
the
shares
'
have
' '
1
granted
been
'the
for
and
company
option
an
exercise
shares
10,000
to
Hayden,
reserved
for
now
,
ot
arc
Stone-&
exercise
the
notes
payable
credit arrangement
of $22,534 consist
with
of
by a chattel mortgage on a
the financing of fire insurance
these
a
$4,388
and
\
V.i./
.of
<
policies.
and
The
to
J
.
'
#
First
Deer
Valley
'a
The
j
issue
with
stocks
common
to
be
of
offered
•
the
for
the
SEC
specified
shares
public sale
on
Central
Deer
at
$1
Second
Third
Deer
Deer
Sixth
Deer
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Land
their
Deer
Valley Land Co.
Valley Land Co.
Valley Land Co
_
Phoenix,
respective
miles
w
alttoaugh
a
tune
or
398 640
4iq'fi77
portion
time
is
planted
been
used
to
for
rosas
the
the
and
some
production
per
production
of
of
The
Cotton
In
the
Andrews,
-
production of safflower oil
said.
p.
2029.
at
any
time.
one
will issue the notes from time to time through Nov. 30,
and The Chase Manhattan Bank, both ot
City.
The notes will mature not later than nine months
Irving Trust Co.
1, 1959.-
date of issue and in no event later, than Dec.
<
-
through
refundiilg
a
,
..
proceeds
of
no-optjdn^l,* redemption
.
,
?
.-
,
,
,,
the
and
company
additional
&*':"■
its .subsidiaries, and
io
-
'
- -
*'-v; ""
Its
!'
""
corporation
principal
**
was
office
is
"T.
•
incorporated
in
Pennsylvania
.
011
located: at^ 1105. HaiinltonrStreef,
* i
le .v'
:9; - :•>&
.
Through
companies.
allied
and
through
lines
its insurance subsidiaries,
insurance
of
and
also
it- writes
in
the
and
its
general insurance brokerage businesses.
organization the corporation has :acquired
sustdiaries, the .assets~of a
loan and finance companies.
During the
tions.
engages
its
together
with
the
progressive
number
past
five
expansion
of
life
sucli
operations
acquisi¬
through
the opening
of
offices
the
total
amounted
such
of new offices, have resulted in an increase in the number
operated from 86 10 194. For the year ended Dec." 31;-1957
volume
to
volume
of
the
finance
$168,943,471;
amounted
to
for
and
loan
the nine
$131,976,806.
business., of
the
months? ended
r
corporation
Scot.. 30,
-
?
of-up
for
10
shares
as -.dealer
manager, ,lias
including itself, to solicit tenders
"
•
,
will expire*
the
80(f- 'of
of'Hartford
shares
-Corp;,,
is
capital
on Jan."
conditioned
stock
of
.-y •
9,
,
1959,
upon
Columbian
unless extended
tender
the
and
of
upon .the
not
ap-
not less than: two-thirds of -Hartford's- outat a special meeting to be-held Jan. 6: ofyjtho y
175,000 shares of Hartford capital stock for the
of
stock
to
of the exchange. ,
'authorized capitalization
"
* •'
' y J 1
< of
Hartford
consists
of
6,000,000
capital stock, par- $10," of which, 2,500,000 shares are pres¬
ently issued and outstanding. If. the exchange is carried out, HaTtford
w)U- have a minimum of 2,640,000 shares and a maximum of 2.675,000
shares
issued
and
outstanding.Columbian
has 250.000 shares-*, of
purpose
-'The
of
$20. authorized,-issued *and outstanding.
preferred stock authorized or outstanding
stock, par
has any
capital
company
funded-
debt.—V.v:187,
Haverhill
5
p.
Co.—Stock
Gas
Neither
or? any
1650.
Offered—The
company
on
12,285 additional shares of capital. stock
offered
share on the basis of one new share for each ten shares
or
instalment
.
(par $10) to its stockholders of record Dec. 3 at $20 per
•**
directly,?
of>other
years
than
Dec.
automo¬
credit
seven
Boston-
of
rate
First
exchange
proval^by 4;holders
standitrg; capital
shares
Jr
-
the
of soliciting dealers,
The
Hartford.
issuance
the
wi'is *'
-
group
Columbian'Capital ' stock. ; r
less
?•
-
a
The "(Exchange "'ofler
"by
for
used
instalmentsloan.-i. retfiil1'and'-wholesale
of
Columbian.--) The
formed
-
.
.
2 offered to exchange shares of Its Capital
the capital stock of-The Columbian National Life
Dec.
011
Co." at
Insurance
of
series: /-<o{
av8haBe^--*^?T
today's" offering fwiir be "added
from
company
stock- for shares
involving
operation
■
.
-
This
be
may
voting -preferred., stock? of , hnyri other
of less than 60c
or
dividends
funds
1933.
Since
.
to the Federal Power Commission for
at competitive ■ bidding-! $10,000,000 of
and 100,000 shares of, cumulative prelerrcd Stock (par $100).—V. 188, p. 2246..
'
•
/
; '*
"-;;
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Proposed Acquisition-— ; /
„
the:,
and .■•toiitake "advantages of ^any^r^ favorable ;.oppm*tttnities ■ for^%
insurance
thTacreatTS
vegetables.
7„
bile
acre.
of
however,
1963
1.
development" of
loan
char-
York
issirc*""
and '
of
The
3981888
for
for^^ the
Dec.'-1/* 1960
shares
....
$1,246,863.
1ZZ'400
approximately $1,420.20
presently used primarily
to ■"redeem.", on
business of the corporation, which is
conducted directly., and "«s
through subsidiaries, consists of the making of instalment,'loanstciirectly
to individuals,
the retail financing of new ahdv,used automobiles for
purchasers, the wholesale financing of dealers;- inventories of such
automobiles, and the rediscounting of receivables of other finance and
a
purchase price of $- 060,000,
Dec.
BUSINESS—The
,''4,50:5 "res Phoenix,tond located
northwest of downtown°f
for
total
S. -D.
i
_
and .acOimedrdividepds.
Allentown, Pa.
non-profit
Deer
such
convertible
general
Aug.
According to the prospectus filed by each of
the nine comoanies
O'Malley Investment & Realty Co.. an Arizona real
estate broker
has
an option to purchase from
Pinacopa Farms Trust (a
toeLTvXSTs
Valley, 15
a
,
34r'i57
"**"
the
front the
w".~
EARNINGS—Consolltjated
total »income
of
the
company
for
months
ended Sept.
30 was "'$14,840,461^ and net
income
40^'fi
_
_
and
company
to
New
Preferred
j-A *
.
nine
397 894
Deer
Deer
■,
fund" !$•: provided
required
the acquisition of other companies.
.
1958,
404 608
Valley Land Co.__.
~~ I
Valley Land Co.Zl--l
I
Valley Land Co.Z__2_______
Valley Land Co.___l_
Valley Land Cc.________ ~ ~~
v
a'»-i
$10 a share
at
of
annual
per share:
Co.
Deer
Fifth
3,
is
company
PROCEEDS—Net
Shares
Valley
Deer
Fourth
Dec.
Avenue,
of
Company
First
to
,
of
the
North
registration
prior
issuance
below.
1802
of
..
thereafter;
carrying
filed
seeking
share
\business
were
the
amount
a
made
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
statements
following companies,
the
immediate
to: begin
Andrews
Mr.
outstanding
The
"
'
stock." A Sinking
preferred
which
$10.25
.
First Deer Valley Land
r
federalPower Commission has> authorized this company to
$20,000,000," aggregate principal amount of unsecured promissory
notes
theretofore^Tssued^.^Phe shares ard.
optionally redeemable. at- any time.,at $U1& share ;i( ,redeemed prior
to
Dec.
1,
1963;
at $10.50 a share prior*/to "Dec. 'T,. 1Q88;
and at
aggregate
Registration
8an .Francisco,
is entitled to annual cumulative dividends of 60c a, $hare
The' company has applied
be converted at any time into common stock of the'cdmpany
' authority to issue and sell
of
.523
of a share of common stoqk .-for eafch"share of'" ..30-yeaTvflrstMortgage bonds
greatest
$18,146
>
Land Co.
"a-
Roc'ca. jr.,'President
Jointly by b.t.
Corp.,
Directors: of
Convertible
Corp.
Nebraska
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Issue Notes—
rate
annually* thereafter,
;'the
from
2245.
p.
Oil
-Syiyania Electric Products, Inc. below.—V. 188,
Se.e
stock
may
the
under
notes
Fifth Deer Valley Land
Ariz.,
188.
j
,
convertible
company.
payable
generator,
a
j
p
_
The
being offered
finance
Acceptance
r\i'n
i
.
.
by
America.—V.
the
in
interest
director ' to
a
director? of.-:.the Ohio'Forge
of- the c Association "of Stock
tax committee of the Invest¬
a
half
a
of
&.1 Co..
Prescot.t
-'elected,
the-Board
of
and
purchased
has
underwriting group headed.by Paine,
The: proceeds from the notes were used to repay an estimated $1,Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Eastman Dillon,'Union - soc,ooo in? unsecured notes maturing Dec. i,„ 1958, and to.help carrySecurities & Co., on Dec. 10 offered to the public "350,000 : ~
the company's current construction Pr^ram_ C^st^ctioit costs
for the four-year period 1958-61 is estimated at approximately $190,shares Of 60c cumulative convertible voting preferred
000,000; -The company expects- to add 1,097,000 kilowatts of additional
stock no par value) at $10 a share and? accrued dividend ^. generating "capacity-by 1963. Gulf states, provides electric -service in
from date of issuance. This offering .was over$ul^rifted(
and the books closed.
y-'-Financing—
!
are
as
follows; two months ending Dec. 31,
1958—$1,420; year 1959— 58,523; year 1960—$6,008; thereafter—$6;583.
«—V. ,188, p. 2141.
;
"
See
of
Inc.
is a Governor
member of the
Stock Offered—An
Outstanding
:;.850.000 shs.
secured
of
.
The \jo-intly owned plant is at Sidney, Neb., in the western portion
of the- state near the Colorado border.
.
Mr. Andrews said that General Mills safflower oils will be marbeted" by the company's Oilseeds Division, long a major producer of
industrial and edible oils and protein meals.—V. 18, p. 1395.
1959
•'Accounts, receivable in the amount of $100,381 and finished goods
totaling $68,951 are pledged as security for loans payable
for
,
.
.
General Telephone Corp.—To Vote on Merger—
partner
was
corporation
meal,"
and
opera-ted
resigned.
and
'*$4,388
the underwriters of the stock
of $111,912 on a revolving
maturities
'
--1-
..
MillSviwith * facilities
were
In additibmto his continuing
senior
Dec.
who
Prescott
Exchange
inventory
payable
.
,hr cooperative.aaillo^er-development.vmtura
begun by the two companies in the-;?Fall of -i9$7;«.' .-i
*>' *'*-.•.'■***>.
"With the safflower crop now harvested-'in The Great.:Plains area.
cur • interest- -in" the
Nebraska processing plant , will provide General
'
.V '
and
on
Machine
Machine
&
at
bank,
"
•- y.
made ■
Briggs,
directors'
investment
/.
founder
firm,
White
M.
board' of
Talley will also serve
Mr.
Mr.
76,792 shs.
;
officers
.
exercise
become' entitled to.
Long-term
;
.
General " Mills" Vice President and General Manager of the company's
'
11,"John
York
New
.
Edward
FINANCING
"-$4,388
25ct
(par
amount,
for
An
an
may
B
PRESENT
Inc.—*
(par 23c)—
granted
reserved
of
TO
:
AFCO,
to
stock
Common
Co.
EFFECT
*.--Authorized
payable to bank
Note
..
\'-?Th?m0D»e'co™UnuoS
/
proposal
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Gabriel.
a
General
GIVING
.
Common stock
.
ot-PaeilTc " Vegetable
i.
Five.'
CAPITALIZATION
♦Note
■
safflower-^processing plant of the Pacific Vegetable oil Corp., it was
-,C
-
This
'
-
"Brand
ouiMug
.
r
v
188,tp.. 182S.,'
to Board
approved
Engineering
Ferro
Lodi,
1
iiiU)';tliik'tompany, of Material.Service Corp.—V. 188, p. 2245. ,
; r,:; ..V
•
y
General Mills, Inc.—Acquires Interest in Nebr." Plant
Co.—SecondaryJ Offering—A
positions
new
&
The
investment
improvements,
and
3
partner
a
Rhoades
of
as
BUSINESS—Corporation manufactures and sells magnetic recording
tape for use with magnetic tape recorders. Its factory and offices are
in
*
Jackson & Curtis and Kidder Peabody
:"
'
"
.
'
"V','"1
f
" v?-
-
.
ii-A
«
company from
Gabriel.
and equipment for use in the company's research
tind development work.
located
♦
Privately—-*
General' Dynamics Corp.—Proposed Merger—
-4^'"^he ;$tgckhoWers on Dec. 29 will consider, a ; proposed merger'with
rjyy
above.
Liected
additional machinery
magnetic
-n
-
-ioduc: ux -:x/a:./q.
a
.
r,>.-• •••'/""
as
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be added .to the
general funds of the company to be used for increasing working capi¬
to retire
*.
Debentures
2:.; ! ,y
> v.*:-'.*
--:
payment- of $4,000,000 in. bank loans the remaining -$11:000,000
(-.-will-btf utili/^ci for- the .modernization and expansion of manufacturing
facilities and-additions • to-.working ,capital.—V. 188, p. 1823.
Vice.)-President- t<)<
;•
Dec.
on
directors
to
President
was
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
tal,
t\
Sells
Vice-Presidents;—y>: i8i;^» ^ .*
said.
Elected
offer¬
stock (par 25 cents) at
common
share
per
Blauner
•
"
rsaniceis
stockholders
The
number
.•
Corp.—Stock
ing of 100,000 shares of
a
g~\
1
Insurance
fin
States.-—V.
United
Life
Gabriel to,
President
Ferro
'"«•'„■■■
General i Development
insurancev firm to sue- >•. 5- '«After-
of
The offering has been completed.-v.
Service.
largest
2332.
p.
Co.,';Tnc'.,
Shave and Henry -'G. Pearson, r.
become
uj,
r ^
Paine;-Webber,
Miami'home-r".-p. Cq '
t"*r"
/•
secondary offering of 20,000 shares of capital stock (par
$4) was made on Dec. 1 by Dempsey-Tegeler. & Co.,. at
$87 per share, with a dealer's concession of $3 per*share.
Emery, President* of Emery Air Freight Corporation, con¬
its Chief Executive Officer. The company, founded in 1946,
the
now
187,
for 12 years,
director and
Fuller Co. and
of Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.,
and a trustee of Johns Hopkins
Inc.; a director
Products Corp.;
Food
American
John
tinues
committee
executive
Stores
»
•
Franklin
Frankfort
member
Colonial
•
Valley Land Co.—Registers;-With;SEC—
Valley Land Co.
.
1957, Mr. Slater had been,
Distillers Corporation. He is a
in
retirement
his
to
.5,800
inc..
a
tiewly-created post.
Prior
been
and William C.
11
*r
n
Deer
.
23.300
debentures .due 1983. TTtie Investors purchased the
debenture?, ajt 100%. (The financing.;was handled ,by
of
Mackle
' 'rSpromoted . from
Vice-Presidents,
Deer
director of the company since 1955, has been
•elected Chairman of the Board, it was announced on Dec. 2. This is u
Slater,
D.
vaw.piacraiiKinr
-
of'oi,000. outstanding'shkfes ^:
61,000. outstandings
25
firm. vC,
the
of
-
-
--6awivi..'v
y?
First
see
23,300
In«.-Ulziz.'23,300'
&s Co.
Walston Ac Co.,
29,200
Suplee, Yeatman;
\
29.200
Cor-Irm.-L7;50O >v
29.200 .« Boenning As Co
iy 11,700. 29,200 : 'Janney,- Dulles.- As • Battles,'^:.' •
General -Cable.. .Corp.
resigned.- 4 ' "
who
Assistant
Fourth
■
Ellis
Nov.
011
insurance
President
««■'"'<
"...
Corp.—Chairman Elected—
Emery Air Freight
tp; be
New
>ivinenn'irfi vltiv'k
a
been
Balfe,
Co.r----.vi.-_-_u 23,300
&
Stroud
witli, j&e
.
stock/)pat;.'$2i
Bean^ At Jackie;
1560.
jj.
of 'notification
common
and Secretary and a director
elected a director of the
firm,
has
Alex
formerly
SEC—
below.
Land Co.
A
Singer,
declared
25
home
Mackle,
William
187, p. 1313.
of
owners
J.
building
Corp.,
ceed
Nov.
on
Executive Vice-President,
First
letter
a
class
-
Shields
^
-1
■
40^50
and
Miami-based
Elliott
5 filed a letter of notification with the
CEC
of class A common stock (par $5) to be
©ffered at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used to pay off current notes payable to bank and to increase
corporation on Dec.
covering 30,000 shares
The
Eighth Deer Valley Land Co.—Registers With
of
Florida Home Insurance
Edgcomb
See
filed
3
shares
share, through
proceeds
per
The
Y.
N.
owned
$6
Dec.
on
50,000
covering
offered
'
y
are
*
year-end
dividend from- investment
income of 16 cents a share payable Dec. 23,
1958, to shareholders
©f record Dec. 2.
This year-end payment brings total dividends from
Investment income for the year to 55 cents a share. Also payable on
Dec. 23 will be a capital gains distribution of 38 cents a share pay¬
able
to
shareholders* of record Dec. 2, in shares of the Fund at
their asset value at the close of business Dec. 2, 1958, or in cash
»t the election of shareholders.—V. 188, p. 1716.
working capital.—V.
deferred'V.i)ortidnijfw.?A.:-;.40,85p
the
on
.
Eastman Daion,MJnii)a Se-.
presently identi-^^; curities aAr>Co,-_-Ji-"
cal, and such persons constitute the management of the.: O'Malley;, or- • -* Hemphill, Noyes As
ganization.
President of the nine companies is. Carroll J. -Piqjct'e;:.^ .p. S. Moseley As Co.i—
President and Diiecting head of O'Malley Investment & Realty. Co.
• ^-Rejaiplda
&• Go., Inc.__i„
r-.-* > v
.--v,. Warren -W'. York&Co., Inc.
-First Lumber Corp., New Hyde Park,.N.
-Files—
w. c.-.-Langley--. As co:TLr--
declared
-have
trustees
The
interest
(d)
and
expenses;
purchase price over a 21-year period.
The officers and directors of the nine companies
1716.
p.
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Year-End
operating
of the
to
their
cash
year-end
will be a capital gains distribution of 55 cents a share
shareholders of record Dec. 2, in shares of the Fund
asset
value at
the close of business Dec. 2,
1958, or in
Dec.
payable
lit
year-end dividend from investment in¬
payable Dec. 23, 1958, to shareholders ol
payment brings total dividends from
the year to 70 cents a share.
Also payable
declared
share
a
This
2.
Dec.
investment
©u
have
trustees
The
come
-
held
(with
an
oversubscription privilege); rights to
PROCEEDS—The
with
3y'r
fu^ds
first
from
ex¬
The offering is not being underwritten.
pire on Dec. 22.
net
the
mortgage
proceeds
from
contemplated
the
sale of this stock, together
sale in • 1958- of $900,000
private
bonds due 1983 at par and accrued
1958
(Continued
on page
55)
interest, will
:
\
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5803
188
(2463)
S.~ J, Name of
Company■'■_y
Credit Finance Service
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the Tirst
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current week.
Then
T';■ Class
.•
_
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
Common/increased)
Class
%
5%
A iquar.)
preferred
Aluminum Co.
4%
'J
Common
1
$30c
net
4-
1
3-10.
1-20
.6c
(quar.)
-2-
<quar.)
j;_.
Co. ;of Georgia— ' *v/*;
■2-
•2-28
60C
'12-31
•
6
if
-
-
1-
$1
American Dredging Co.
Extra.
62%c
40c
American Furniture
12-15
12-26
12-15
12-30
12-19
12-22
40c
-
Mart -(annual
*
American
1
12-19
1-31
1-10
12-20
Products
90c
(quar.)__._i•_/;
1-2
-?■ ..f
Johnson
1956
common
4%' preferred (quar.)——
Guaranteed
"
i_
-
T;l- 8
preferred
1-
$1.60
12-18
■
Preferred
B
Associated
($0.0070
from
Inc.—
from
-
Air
Line
plus
Co.
1-
T>c
Co.
i
Products
J
t
quar. I
2
Stock
2-20
5c
/•l- 1
1
12-12
1-
1
Frank
12-12
i-
12-16
Bagley Building
New
Bankers
Trust
/."
______
York,
new
Co.
12-20
20c
(initial).
common
1-
$2.50
1-
2
Transit
Mutual
2
Co.
12 Vac
1-
2
12-23
75c
1-15
1-23
10c
1-
2
5c
1-
2
Year-end
6%
12-30
12-19
30c
Inc.
1 quar.)
12-23
12-12
I-
7
/quar.)__/.
12-30
$30c
12-15
12-15
12-15
1-
1
20c
St.
Louis Ry.
(s-a).
12-31
$2.50
(quar.)j___
12-19
1-23
15c
(quar.)
&
12-30
12-30
$20c
12-30
12-13
-
2-16
-
I834c-
•
1-30
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
$1.50
1- 2
12-19
5c
12-29
12-22
15c
1-15
12-31
10c
(quar.)
.
75c
1-
(quar.)
Co.—
•
(accum.)____
Automotive Products
$2
Life
12-26
12-19
20c
12-31
12-22
25c
12-31
12-22
52c
(quar.)_
.
12-15
12-12
Fund—
investment
dividend
income
and
/
27c
10c
2
12-29
12-30
12-19
2%
:
1
2-
40c
•
1-
30c
12-30
12-19
12-17
12-30
12-18
12-19
12-
Co.
(quar.)____
(quar.)___/__
Inc.
Manufacturing,
Class
common
27 %c
Stock
Moirs,
4
Ltd.,
8%
'
*
'
of
6%
1st
12-22
1-15
1- 5
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
America—
ts-a)___
$$2.50
1-
12-15
11-26
$1.30
12-15
11-26
20c
12-10
12-
10c
12-19
12-12
1-15
12-13
12-13
Co.—
(accum.)
Monolith Portland
12-15
$1.40
Cement
2
5%
Portland
preferred
preferred
12-30
2%
Corp.
5c
dividend
Monolith
12-15
5
12-15
.
(quar.)
Annual
4
1
15c
(quar.)____
&
Chemicals
Minerals
,
1-
20c
A
12-
1
Stores
1
12-
12-15
75c
....
(extra)
Michigan Bakeries, 5?2% preferred (accum.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 convertible
preferred
(Payment omitted at this time).
12-31
12-15
8
12-17
i'
.
15c
12-12
12-23
25c
!
12-
1
$75C
Refrigerating
from
Miller
$2
(quar.).
Ltd.—
*,.*.«'■
1-
32c
12-19
7
1-
'■
—
preferred
Corp.,
$i
Aletro,
11-28
,shs.
,
common
.
-
/.
Merrimack-Essex
12-22
7 Vac
Law,
'j
preferred
Stock
'12-22
12-15
11-28
30c
;_
(Albert i-Guen'ther
Flick Co.,
12-19
34:,/8C
12-12
12-19
5%
(s-a
12-17
12-19
v.:
capital gains)
;___
McLean Trucking Co.
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
Merchants Bank (N_ Y.),. new com.
(initial)
12-15
(quar.)
share for each 20
(one
12-31
at
-
from
12-19
7c
Fund
dividend
Extra
12-10
2
Drug
(25c
;
12-1!)
1-
(stock dividend)
payment
(quar.).
Investment
Laboratories
Massachusetts
I
12-17
50c
l*'ranklin-Adanis' Co.--—-_—,~,TP,
.
,
."Bank of
12-30
12-18
r>0c
<quar.
8%
12-19
20c
<quar.)__.
25c
g5C
common
common
Extra
12-22
2
30c
Worth
Fownes Brothers & Co.
12-24
12-26"
2%.
...;
Inc.
2 "
3-
$4.50
(s-a i_
1-
12-30
:
2c
Ry.
Stock dividend
'Avon
5',y pfd.
Fund—
Mutual
Founders
$0.0130
Mading
37 Vac
(quar.)
Porter Co.,
:,
Devices
'Auto-Soler
1
Fort
gains
income)
investment
$16(40
-
capital
'Atlanta & Charlotte
Audio
/
iquar. I—l
Fund,
1-
12-29
Flour City Ornamental Iron
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (quar.jL
12-18
1-
$$1.50
iquur.):./
a
Florida
12-26
15
1-2
Machlett
,
*
_i
Temple Ltd., 6%
12-15
50c
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
Extra
Fischer &
12-31
ij
Drug
$6 preference
1
50c
1-20
12-18
1-23
;
Maremont
12-31
12-30
5%
12-19
1-
12-15
2
12-22
....
Typograph Col/common
1-8
3-10
2
12-19
1-15
(quar.)_
Extra
40c
$1
12-1»
1-15
dividend)
...
on
1-15
ioc
5%
_
div.)
j$3
Angeles
Ludlow
:
12-23
2-
(Year-end extrai
Los
12-19
20c
:; 3-
3%
(stock
(annual)
Manhattan
6-26
Hegeman Electric Co.—
■
12-19
-
1
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (resumed)Longines-Wittnauer. Watch (quar.)_______
2-27
2
•
2 "
5
12-1S
12"iic
(stock
com..
1
preferred
4%
Foods, Inc. (year-end)—
Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
12-
2
15c
London
2-27
,
Inc.
Pipe Co.,
Common
12-15
7-
Ash
'
i5C
^Factor
1-
at
Class A
12-12
<■
3-14
payment
.
Y.),
(quar.)/
Canadian
!
$3
1
$2.25
$25c
;
,75c
L
.12-15
50c
,
;
y
87 Vac
is-a>
increased-quar.).__.
3-30
12-30
12-30
1- 2
:v "
common
preferred-(quar.)
London
2
\
of
....
$4.50 preferred
-
: ;
;
Fearn
<
1
Joint
8%
r
(quar.).______—
12-15
&
12-17
2-
on
IN.
Extra
12-15
2-16
4-
"
this ..time).
Lock
j
RR.—
stock
12-26
Arrow-Hart
r
1- 1
12-24
''
(quar.Ji
2
12-22
$1.50
'Anglo American Exploration, Ltd. (slock div.)
*
V.
•
7i/aC
Extra_________
12-11
•
.
'
4-
.'Argus,' Ltd.
12-22
taken
Lionel Corp.—
(No action: taken
5
1-
action
Louisville, Henderson
$2.25
__
1-5
2
12-31,^ 12-23
31 lie
(s-ai
(inc.-semi-annual)//
i//
2-
39c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
1
4%
com.
*
2-2
U7'/aC *•"'" 1-30
t25c
1-27
(Max/-& Co.;'class A (quar.)
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.
Amoskeag Co.,:
«
12-16
37l/ac
:■
Corp.;
Erie .& Pittsburgh
-
30c
dividend
12-16
12-2C
" }37l,ac'
M^g." "Co;;'?(qua?.
Endicott
12-31
;
./..//_/
12-26
$12
•
(No
12-15
1-15
12-12
12-19 ■;
25c
Co.— V
Vitrified
'
(extra)...
Empire Trust Co. (n; Y.> (quar.)—
'".'7 Stock
dividend 7 (Subject
to
approval'
% stockholders .' Jan. 19)
""
.Stock
Liberty Fabrics
5% preferred
Life Companies,
■
,l
17lVc
—
pfd. series
conv.
Elder
>
12-31
•1-
5%
.
12-15
$i.5o
(quar.)
i
10c
15c
.
,
(quar.)
& Co. (s-a)
this time).
Ley (Fred T.) & Co.—
;•
12-15-"
p&
25c
(quar.)////;
?
'
1-10.
:
preferred
conv.
12-20
30c
.
Dow, Brewery,. Ltd.„
Duro-Test Corp.—- * Vj.
1-16
25c
,
$1.20
1-2
37%c
12-19
12-31
1-26
.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
t
______
•
American Monorail
12-31
'12-22
15c
Dominion-Steel &-Coal Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
$2.30
/quar.
-American-llair & Felt, common
$6 preferred
(quar.)
1-26
(quar.)_^_
12-29
2%
.
.
Holdets
Payable of Rec.
12-19
1
12-30
"
;
—.
:-
$1.50
-
(I %• -preferred
Corp. (quar.)
>
•v
12-20-
50c
(quar.)
American -European Securities Co. (year-end)
American felt Co.; com. (-resumed
Extra
__'
!___v
1-26
\
1-
i
When
Share
,
25c
;
Kuner-Empson Co.
Kuppenheimer (B.)
'25c
12-22
-
3-16
5c
12-22
1
:/l-l
:
Stockholders approved a. three-for-one
split
of the common shares.
25c
—
t
8-11
12-23
1
"Dodge Manufacturing" Co.;*common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred :'(quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd; (quar.)l_
12-10
-
5% -preferred (1954 series)
American Distilling Co. «q«ar.)
2
1-10
3-31
15c
M.
7Co preferred';,(quaf.)L_i„
Discount Corp., of,; New York
6
Kroger Company—
12-1!)
9-
stock dividend;c—t—
—5%
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
< v
12-23
-
1
$56c
______
Shoe
/quar.)
-3-
$25c
-
;
12-20
$2
Corp.- (quar.)
Laboratories} class A (quar.);
jDiebold.-XInbV, (quar.)—
'»quar;>___„
12-20
2
50c
Diamond Gardner Cotp., common
:
; $1.50
preferred (quar,)»..■_
2-20
3-16
2
1-
$1.05
—
...
W.®Xtra
investment
V
Hotels; (quar.)
Stock dividend;
:
■1-
25c
Gas
Detroit Aluminum & Brass
3-10'
Canada, Ltd—
American Discount
>■
4-
$$1.25
2nd preferred
American Brake
12-24
■
$15c
-
of
I-1C
-
;*
(from
.1st preferred-
4% %
2%%
-
T.
Per
Name of Company
12-30
12Vac
Corp. .(quar*)_—
Davega Stores* Corp. of N. Y.—
:*5%
preferred Wquar.)_l__
V
Refineries,•'-Ltd.—
-
.
I
D.
'
•.
Inc.
Cumberland
.Holders
1-16 -',12-24
12V2C*.
:/
:__
Forster, common (quar.)
preferred (quar,)—
8%
Payable of Rec.
''-4c'
(quar.
Affiliated Pund;
income) _
When
-
1
(quar.)'_2—
Crum &
Cutter
Share
,
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class-A_
I
Stock dividend
B
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Knott
Zelierbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)
Crown
:
Per.
Name of Company
/
Share
> i
Crompton .& Knowles j.Corp
second table in which we show the payments previ-.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
~
•
-
Inc.—
:Class A"(qiiar. 1
follow with
we
a
payment date.
When
Per'
DIVIDENDS
'
11
Midwest Co.—
■
BankJine Oil
(No
-1 his*
-
-Beaton
5%%
taken
on
preferred
common
time.)
&
"Ileatrice
<
Co.-,
action
(quar.)___
12-
.
-
Cadwell
Foods
Co.,
(quar.)
common
12-12 V
;
V
12-2
1-2
50c
Gas
<
12-16
45c
84:!eC
1-
2
12-
'Beech
Creek
Bickford's
Stock
Bird
RR.
Inc.
Co.
$1.12'%
2
12-
1-
.General
<
6
,
(quar;)/
50c
2%
Co.
(quar.K-—
;
& Son
12-18
2
12-15
1-
2
Boston
'
Personal
10c
1-
2
45c
1-
2
<quar.)
37 Vac
12-29
General
12-15
Bradley-(Milton) Co.J.
Bralorne Mines,' Ltd.-
—ii
:
3
__^__
1-
C
2
$10c
1-23
30c
:
12-31
1-
Branifi
Airways
—
1-15
1-15
60c
preferred
-Building
15c
Ltd.
1-15
: 1-15
/<-'
12-26
2
12-10
Extra-
:
10c
•$8%C ""1-28
-
'.
•
; 1-28
1-12
12-26
1-12
12-26
class B_
$2 5c
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.— - ,
preferred (quar. )__-*^^__=.—
Industries, Ltd:, common (final)
7'2re preferred (quar.)
6%
<
Ry.
Carolina Power -h
$5
preferred
'Carter
(Wm.)
< s-a)_.
Helena
Light,
'1-15
12-31
.1-30
12-31
$93%c
1-15
12-15
•$75c
2-27
lr 5
2-
$1.25
:___
$5
-
1-
2
1-
3^c
<quar.)__
com.
2
4.15.fy
Corp.
'
preferred
High
5
12-26
,
(quar.-)
4.75%
12-15
(quar.)
$1.16
1-
1
'Chateau
Gai
Ltd.
Wines,
—.l
(s-a)—:
Chemical Tund Inc.—
1-
1
1-
$50c
7
Theatre
4%
special :gtd.
7%
.
regular
;
50c
12-31
12-31
12-29
12-16
12-15
•'
1-
'
Special
2
12-19
3-
2
3-
2
(annual)
5
12-18
2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
.
1-
2
12-19
.Northern
12-31
12-22
1-13
1-15
10c
Co.
$45c
12 VaC
2-10
•
12-29
1-10
12-26
1-23
12-26
75c
1-
(N. Y.)
Ltd.—_—:
...
2-27
1-10
12-26
(■'
1-
2
12-20
;
50c
(quar.)—'
3-25
(quar.)
N.
J.)
2-
2
1-
2
12-10
12-
3
12-31...
12-19
12-31
12-19
25c
—
$1.25
$1.37%
75c
1-
2
12-11
12-29
'1
2-
2
1-
on
2
1-
4.70%
"Ordinary ..(s-a)
—
preferred
k
2-
$25c
2
1-
*".
1-15
r-4
I
r-i-"
'
9
52 VaC
—
—
f
r
,
'
12C
i-15
12- 9
dividend
of America
—
(quar.).^
12-31
50%'
20c
:
quarterly*
.
American
Gulch
F.)
deposit rets, ordinary
Oil Co
;
12- 9
11c
1-15
12-24
$12 Vac
1-
2
12-13
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
12-12
1C
12-15
Jevfel
Tea
of
40c
1-20
12-15
2-
2
1-15
12-31
12-19
25c
12-30
*12-18
19C
Co.,
Interest-!
12-11
12-
2
22c
2-
1
12-23
'$1.25
2-
1
12-23
(quar.)_
common
50c
' $1
.
1-30
j
1-12
12-23
12-16
Co.—
(q'lar.)
Natural
75c
.■
Gas
Co,
(stock
2- 2
(Boston)
Co.
,
1-15
dividend)
12-10
•
(quar.)
1-
20c
55c
_*
'
12-
3
2
12-1.7
12-22
75c
(quar.)
12-15
12-20
12- ,9
$1.74
12-29
12-1.9
10c
1-19
12-19
10%
1-19
12-19
' $3c
3-
(annual)
$$1
1-
2
12-13
•
,
.
.
1-15
12-31
?25c
1-15
12-16
$37Vic
1-15
,
12-31
.
12-16
89Vic
12-15
;
•
22
45c
.
on
1-15
t
>,
Co.,
3%%
Chemical
Fibre
50c
12-27
12-19
Perrine
1- 2
12-19
Pet
15c
.*
12-31
933%c
(quar.)__^__
5-1
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-19
1-15
J.2-19
15c
12-31
12-18
5c
1-31
12%c
1-31
1-19
75c
1- 2
12-15
$1.25
1- 2
12-15
1-19
Co.—
30c
3-
2
2-14
20c
(increased)
class
(stock div.)
A
(initial).
3- 2
2-14
30c
3-
2
2-14
20c
common
Extra
4-17
12-19
$1.10
3-
2
8c
(two-for-one
.Petroleum Ai Trading Corp.—
$1 participating class A (quar.)
12-10
12-8
1-15
$1.18%
(increased)
Industries,
Milk Co.
1-15
12-19
'
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Year-end
Non-voting
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$1.12%
1-15
1-15
1-30
$1.09
;
Voting common
2-
_oc
(quar.)—
2
2- 2
$1 25
29} Jc
*
Year-end
(qu*r.)__
Co.
.
$1.50
common
12-19
Penney; (J.; C.) Co. (quar.)
»
'
.
12-19
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Parkersburg-Aetna Ccrp
Pattersqn (C. J.) Co., connrx>n
5% preferred (quar.)_:
Penobscot
12-22
a
2-13
12-31
37V2C
'
1
Jan.
2
31 (4c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Corp.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products
$4.75 convertible preferred
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
.
:
-—
vote" on
preferred
Hawaiian
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quir.)
i
.
75c
(quar.)—^—__
'
7
will
Investment,
$4.50
'.
Ltd.—
Telegraph
Canadian
Pacific
Maine
Mutual Fund, Inc.
capital
class
10-31
-
12-19
2%%
Stock, dividend—
i.
-
.
Telephone'&
Electric
gains)
Kapian
'
$.043
12-10
12-1'5
93 %C
Co
Securities
434%
—.—
Powders,
from net Investment
12-22
-1- 5
Court,aulds,- Ltd..—-
Cow
Gas
Atlantic
Pacific
;
-12-31
.
12-22
12-19
.
.
1-15
1-
split)
6
2-14
11-
2
2
,
!
25c
:—:
12-11
20c
—
12-18
12-18
12-11
•
2-16
_
;
(quar.)
(Mass.)
.Pacific Finance Corp., 5%
12-12
(year-end)
20c
.
1
.
•
-
Phila.-Germantown & Norristown RR. (quar.)
r
income plus 63c from
L
.
-
.
83c
•
12-22
12-
1
1-
6
A
Kelling
Nut}
preferred
6%
■
•
*
}
Kennedy's, Inc.,
$1.25
common
preferred
(reduced
(quar.)—
-
3 Co
1-
2
Common
12- 5
quar.)_„
-
12-
1
'
4
Piedmont
&
payment
Northern
deferred
Ry.
at
this
time.
2-20
•
(quar.)—L_:
Pittsburgh Reflector Co.—
$1.25
.
•
,
"
12-23
12-J 8
12-
8
.
Payment on the preferred A stock omitted
30C
(quar.)
*
-
3-
12-23
Aircraft
Corp.
10c
participating
and class B common (stock div.)
/.(Payable in class A stock)
$1.50
% Phoenix' Silk Corp.—
-
Stock
Controls Co.
13c
(quar. i
Ry, (quar.)__
Electric
Pacific
12-12
(final)—
preferred
; Johnston
.
12-19
split,
Stock dividend
12-31
;
O
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—
Consumers-Investment Fund Inc
,
12-24
14c
t
3
Trust—
beneficial
Drilling & Exploration
12-31
1
:
^participating preferred
7 Jefferson
(From investment Income)".—.—
12-15
1-
Co.
50c
pfd.
.Pacific Coast Co., 5% preferred
6% preferred (quar.)_
1-9
2
,
'
.
of
preferred
$35c
.directors' proposal to split the shares on
a
two-for-one split. ~
$6
*
quar.).
Co.
Gas
Illinois
Overseas
V
*
(Increased
6%
$62%c
Income Fund
-Quarterly.
.
#
•
Consolidated Investment Trust—
„
stock
(year-end)
334%
Old Republic Insurance
Olympia Brewing Co
9
2
2
2-
(quar.)
A
Increased
1-
22-
58 %c
(quar.)
Island Greek Coal Co.,
—
53 (4c
55 Vic
—
preferred
.
'
-
Mining
(Increased)
Co.,
Investors
Oklahoma
.
9
Stockholders
a
proposal to declare a 3-for-2 stock split)
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada)—, .
t
'
12-24
1
9
2-
International
12-15
r
27
12-24
1
1-
stockholders
of
(Four-for-three split)__
Old Colony Insurance Co.
1-9
51c
6%
—
$1
Jan.
2
52 %c
Common
•
(Indianapolis)
2-
iquar. t
'International Telegraph
—
Co.
%c
37
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred' (quar:)
International -Bronze
-
—
2
1-15
1-
$2.50
$2
J.)
(Charles
Ocean
12-11
..
12-19
12-12
1- 2
__'
Magazine
Shore
.Noyes
50c
—
4.42%, preferred ,(quar.)
-
12-19
40c
—_
(quar.)..
1
preferred (quar.)_\
Community Public Service—
(Stockholders will vote bn
.
Service
Certificates
50c
—
:
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
'-Insurance Co. of Nofth America—
...12-15
28c
Yards
4%
*
approval
preferred
Northern Pacific
12-22
1
27 %c
Sourthern Ry.-(stock dividend)—
to the approval of the SEC
Northeast
12-22
10c
North
1
1-
12-23
>1.12%
(s-a)
(three-for-one
5%
,
25c
—
(quar.)
Ingersoll Machihe & Tool Co., Ltd.—
2-10
12-30
87 C2C
"
1
11-
,
12-19
40c
Rosarlo
to
(J.
&
Subject
(
2
-
Year-end
$1
—
Corp.
(quar;)
Imperial InvestmentpLtd., $1.40 pfd.
12-12
12-31
50c
:—
Loan
12-24
preferred
Class
Quarterly.—!———
; '. Commonwealth
1-10
4.20%
Incorporated
,:'2%
:
-
Commercial Trust Co.' (Jersey City,
*
Lumber
Gas,
4.26re
•
-
-
Norfolk
4.08%
V
time)
.(quar.
Combustion Engineering Inc.
'
(Ed)
'
•
$1.13
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
7
Newberry
12-15
split
Quarterly;.;:————
$2.50
Cleveland Union Stock
1
12-17
1
$1.37%
stock
common,
Engineering
Illinois Power Co., common
12-16
.25C
Cleveland' Trencher-(resumed)^—
5
2
1-
Oxford
"
12-15
12-29
•
(quar.)
gtd.
1-
35c
3-for-2
RR.
Water
Yorker
30c
preferred (qhar.)__—
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
'
'
.New
12-19
1-
21)
York
50c
5%
12-17
12-12
-
62 (aC
—
payment omitted at this
Refining (stock dividend)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R.—
(Common
Clark Oil &
'
Jan.
New
.
'
Co.—
"
.'
old
dividend
subject
'
1-16
12-22
2
time
Final
Stock
Houston Oil'Field Material Co.—
'
'
Honduras
12-19
•
HobnesL(D.- H.),v Ltd.* (quar.)_
Honolulu
Suburban Bell Telephone—
Quarterly „_;
and
.Home Insurance
12-15
1
12-29
13'/2C
25c
Circle
&
6
(quar.)—
this
at
2
1-
$1
York
1-
17VaC
,12-17
2-
31 (4c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Harlem
12-23
2
12-30
5%
(Increased
conv.
10c
—
(quar.).
(stock div.)
Voltage
Hines
.
\
v
12-15
—
—
-
5
5
12-15
31 (4 c
20c
&
5
12-31
div.)__
iquar.)
York
t
1212-
25c
iqiar.i—
inc.
emitted
New
1
12-15
2-
1-
2
12-27
50c
(stock
(quar.)
-
(Quarterly from net investment income)
"
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
i—_—fChicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
y; Cincinnati
2
12-15
7 VaC
1-
',.Hinde & Dauch Paper CO. of Canada, Ltd.—
12-15
$1.19
———
VI-
*
preferred
1-
Inc
com.
A
(quar.)
Machine
Common
4V2Co
12-16
50c
(quar.)
Y.)
payment
Corp.
Britain
$12 (4 c
(N.
Qorp.,
preferred
^New England Gas & Electric Assn.—
12rl9
1
1-20
37 (ac
1-20
>
12-15
12-26
$1.03
(quar.-)____
4t65preferred
12-31
(year-end)..—:
common
Stores
Corp.
New
9
12-
2bc
•
(quar.
r
12-15
1-
12-27
60c
capital
Income)
ordinary
New
(qi-ar.)
(Walter E.) & Co., common
Hertz
•'
Service—
Public
12-31
40c
preferred (qua^.')—"—_:—
bVzCo ,preferred (quar.)
-
Plywood
Vermont
3c
$45c
—
4%
12-17
12-12
75c
Cascades
Central
Nehi
New
'
6c
5%
j
1
realized
Racing Assil.,
Propane
second
Dividend
.
12-10
12-17
(quar.)—.
Rubtnstein,
Heller
*
$20c
—_—
(quar.)
Co. (extra)
12-10
1
12-27
.
from
5 Co
second preferred B (quar.)__
National Rubber
Machinery—
1-10
50c
—
—
Insurance Co.
Hartfield
*
—
—
Pacific
1
5%
Financial
5%; preferred
Hanover
12-16
F1"2
$$1.50
—__
Canadian
1.1-
28c
27 %c
Hardi;-.£ Carpers, Ltd.—
'
Canadian
l
i Canadian
Stores
1
—
(quar.)
Ltd. :('quar.)
Toy,
Drug
2-
—
(quar.)—.
Sons-
55c
7c
Narragansett
12-12
Southwest—
—
from
National
10-25
*
,
—
i
'Canada Flooring Co., Ltd.-,
the
of
Griggs Equijiment, inc.—"——
1
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. ;(quar.
12-26
> 25c
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Quarterly
:
Extra
Co.
iquar.)_.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(53c
plus
gains
,
•12-19
Co.
Shares
12-17
12-12
50c
(quar.»,c_
Green (D.f Company——————
L
12-26
$5c
45c
——
12-24
22c
(N. Y.)
Diablo
Company
,
,
$2.34
oidinary
(quar.)____
&
v(
'•Griesedieck* Co.,
:
•"
"Campbell Red Lake Mines* Ltd.- (increased)—
■
in-
$3
t
\,
•.
12-17
12-20
$45c
(quar.)—
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
'
undistributed
(
1-
Mount
12-12
2
Mutual
Corp. (stock div.)
(lMs shares for each share outstanding)—
'
<
&
J.)
Great' Western
12-26
15c
iquar.)
Products,
Gray
12-26
—_—
1
(
12-19
10c
preferred
(J..
Grand
12-19
$35c
(quar.)
:—__
'Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)______
G'/o preferred (quar.)__
shares
preferred
jGielow
.'t
2
1-
^
dividend
Muter
9c;
_
long-term capital gains
accum.
Telephone
51%
'
'British Colnmhia Power Ltd.
from
.3.60%" preferred
•
Stock
Investors-—
Glddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
12-19
12-17
.
Reinsurance Corp.
2.20%
'
8% preferred (accum.)
Montana Flour Mills Co
Moore (W. S.), Inc,_
5
12-15
Mining & Finance Corp., Ltd.— :
General
12-15
12-
2
12-26
25c.
exclusive of long-term capital gains
American
12-15
12-29
*
'.:
14c
come
General
12-17
________
Property Trust (Mass.)—^_
v'*
12-15
95c
—__—
'Boston Insurance Co.
and
12-18
1-
25c
•
Bird
.
25c
______
American
Extra of $2.20 from
12-15
12-31
25c
dividend
Machine
1
12-31
■J
;
______/_i_/L_/
(quar.)
1-
Industries Fund—
Quarterly from investment income
6
1-
'
preferred (quar.)L
12-12
$1.50
______
'
Mfg. -.(quar.)
3%preferred (quar.)'.
4%%
10c
—
at'
payment
Gainble\ Brothers (quar.),
Gannett Co., class B conv. pfd. (quar.)
.Gailock Packing Co. (quar.)„_—
6
12-31
10c
1-20
31 Vic
1-15
12-15
1-
9
12-31
at
this
time.
:
*
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
/
$1.75
3-
2
2-20
12
(2464)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
i.
6%
Share
Cordage Co.
Electric Tools,
Portable
(quar.)—
Price
Brothers
&
Co.,
Gardner
Frince
Co.
1-16
1- 2
12-19
$3
12-31
v
—_1
30c
.
(quar.)
2
1-
150c
(quar.)
Per
Name
United
12-26
10c
iquar.)
common
Ltd.
Holders
Payable of Kec.
65c
preferred
(quar.)
Read & Co. (quar.)
Pratt,
When
Per
Name of Company
Plymouth
5',2%
12-12
2-2
1-5
25c
3-
1
Purity
-
1-12
12-15
Ltd.
Store?,
10c
1- 5
12-19
—
50c
1-20
12-24
—_______
Si.50
1-20
12-24
1-
1
12-12
U.
1-26
12-19
3?4%
12-19
•
——
—
pfd.
<quar.)_—
i25c
(quar.)__
25c
__
S.
Plywood Corp.,
3preferred
Radio
of
Corp.
$3.50
Real
1st
Silk
Reece
America,
common
preferred (quar.)
Mills (year-end)__
Corp.
(Mass.),
5%
preferred
Regent
Fund,
Reliance
(quar.)_
Mfg.,
—
3%%
(No action taken
this time).
preferred
Richman
Bros,
common
$1
L.)
preferred
Roddis
Roe
V.)
5%%
Rome
Ltd.,
15c
Corp.
1st
conv.
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
2
1-
2
Diego
5.60%
5%
4
preferred
% %
St.
Hotel
12-22
Louis, San
SaBdura
GOc
Co.,
Schenley
Scott
Industries
&
Williams,
Extra
;
(extrai__
Farms
Seatrain
Lines,
Wallace
6%%
1-
2
2nd
17
1-15
1-
2
(s-a)_;—
(stock
12-31
(quar.)
& Tier nan,
dividend
12-31
'■
(accum.)__
(quar.)_____________...
1'2 Vic
pfd.
5
Common
Wilson
12-17
Service
Shamrock Oil
Sharon
Steel
&
(quar.)___2:
Corp
.
40c
^
__1__
(Canada)
(quar. ),r
15c
r_._v-.
2
12-19
1-30
1-15
2-
2
(N.), Ltd.
(s-a >
.
'■
1-
1
3%
__
Extra
5c
.
5%% preferred (quar. )_„_—
$1.37%
Southdown Sugars (quar.u—15c
Southeastern Public Service (quar.)
20c
Southern
Nevada Telephone Co., common—..
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
i_„'_
Southern New England Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Southern Oxygen Co. (Del.) (quar.)
25c
34c
50c
15c
9c from net inc.
12-31
2-
6%
Class
Holding
A
Class
B
(year-end)
;
._
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
1-2G
12-12
Engineering, Inc.
(N.
J.)
(slock
dlv.)
12-24
12-12
I'/c
Extra
5.90%.
preferred
1-12
12-26
1
12-19
1-
2
1-
2
1-
5%
prior
5%
.
convertible
preference
common
2
(quar.)
new
Electric
12-31
subject
Jan.
to
stockholders
1-
(quar.)
•__
1-
•,
Finance
Stock
Co.
(Ky.)
dividend,
4-
1
12-20
15c
1-
25c
1-
1
1
Time, Finance
Class
(Mass.)
___-
class
B
1
12-30
(Common
payment
Tinnerman
Tishman
omitted
at
this
(year-end)
Construction Co.—
2
Realty &
(increased)
Common
Packing
Mines
$1.75
Trane
of
Co.
Twin
City
5%
Two
prior
1-
2
(quar.)
New Jersey
12-
Rapid
Transit
convertible
prior
Co.,
City)
3
1- 2
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
A
1-15
4
1-15
l-
Underwriters
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
1-15
1-
1-
Stock
V.
American
Shares
V.
Union
dividend
New
12-29
12-23
2
1-12
2-
2
2
1-15
1-15
12-24
1-
2
12-19
62%c
1-
2
12-19
11-
2
2
1-10
J2-17
"12-17
Funds, Inc.—
United Accumulative
(38c from
net
investment
securities
income
profits)
„
1
12-19
12-
1
12-15
12-
8
40c
12-24
2%
1-
2
2
12-15
12-20
12-
10c
12-15
8
Corp.
25c
1- 2
45c
12-20
50c
5
12-
9
Corp.
(quar.)
20c
12-15
12-
5
$1.05
12-1-3
12-
3
(monthly)
(increased)
Co.
of
&
SI.31%
12-19
2%
"
"
(initial quar.)
& Surety Co.
12-
""
(Hartford)—
*
Co.
65c
Engineering Co. (quar.)
2
1-
2
12-
2
12-
12-15
3
(quaiv)____
:
2
12-15
1
1-
12_i2
(quar.)
34%c
;
343ic
1-
1
12-12
371/2C
1-
1
12-12
Corp.
Mfg. Co
(initial)
(quar.)
1-
1
20c
12-17
lOc
12-22
10c
12-12
12-22
12-
8
100%
1-
12-12
12-12
5
12-12
30
at
6%
$4
5%
$4
i2_24
12-
Steel
(quar.)
$105
preferred (quar.)
Paper Mfg., class A
B
(stock dividend.)
common
Steel,
Ltd.
12-12
12-15
i_
1
i_
1
i2_i5
25c
(quar.)
l
$i.50
1-
1
12-11
30c
common
1-
3
3
i2_
9
12-
*
9
12-31
11-28
50c
12-20
12-
$3
l-
1
5
12-19
,
12-15
12.3
30c
12-29
12-
75c
50c
(quar.)_
25c
i_2o
;
5
12-
11-26
2
12-45
12- X
12-15
12-
(quar.)__
12-16
12-
1
1
75c
(quar.)
12-31
12-19
15c
12-31
12-19
$1.25
12-19
12-10
IOC
Standard
12-15
11-13
Sanitary
(N.
Y.)
25c
-
12-15
12-
5
45c
(quar.)
Research
(One
&
Development
share
Rock
of
12-15
12-
5
1-
9
3-28
each
20
J._.
.Wool
'
Voltage
tor
common
25%
(stock
High
12-29
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
12-
5
12-
8
12-
8
American
6%
Snuff
American
Class
Co.,
12-31
(quar.)_____
$1.25
12-31
12-23
$1.75
12-31
12-
common
(quar.)
'70c
.1-
2
30c
1-
2
(quar.)
11
31 %c
—1_
12
(quar.)
Stores Co.
(quar.
Sugar Refining, common
preferred (quar.)—
Surety Co.
Thermos
American
Thread
Title
5%
(quar.)
1- 2
12-11
1- 2
12-11
^.25
preferred
30c
Co..
$1.75
11-18
$1.50
1- 2
12-10
40c
12^38
12-15
pfd. (guar.)
(increased quar.)_
&
preferred
(quar.)__
4%%.
Common
$2.80
Class
Pulp &
12-15
1
5
.1.
(s-a)
Nitrate
stkhlders.
8
12-
5
1- 2
30c
12-39
12-16
53 VsC
12-3»
42-16
1-T
12-15
$70c
(quar.)__
8
12-
12-22
15C
.
12-
12-15
1-20
12-31
class
$25c
A
(year-end)__
approval on Dec. 30
B
$1
2 Vic
Development
Angostura-Wupperman
12-15
Paper Mills—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Anglo-Newfoundland
12-
25c
(quar.)__.
Oil
(quar.)
Subject to
12-.27
$50c
preferred
preferred
Anglo-Huronian,
12-12
25c
Corp., com.
preferred ,iquar.)
Anglo-Canadian
12-
43 %c
(quar.)
Prichard
12-15
12-22
12-31
50c
com.
12-28
12 Vic
(quar.)
!
Casualty Co. (Minn.)
convei8ible
11-28
12 Vic
Smelting Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Anderson Electric Corp.—
60c
5
12-10
1- t
Anchor Post Products
Anderson
12-
12-15
12-18
60c
Lead
Co.
1-10
1-2
1
12 Vic
(s-a)
6%
Metal, Inc.
Anaconda
1- 2
-
12-
Insurance
Paper
Zinc
11-25
1- 2
11 1/9%
&
Writing
American
12-10
12-10
12-15
22V2C
(year-end)
dividend
To_acco
-Ampco
12-10
2
40c
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.):
American
Y.)
1-
43Vic
American
Co.,
4
12-19
50c
(quar.)
American
Products
12-
1- 2
-
60c
American
(N.
1- 2
%c
12Vic
—
Foundries
5
12-4
•
(Indianapolis)
American
7%
1-2
$1.50
Co
(quar.)
Steel
12-12
12-23
$1.25
(quar.)
American
12-12
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stamping
B
12-12
12-31
3%
.
& Refining Co.—'
States Insurance Co.
A
12-29
20c
(year-end)
commoh_l_
on
(quar.)_—_____l__'.
preferred
12-15
12-15
.
,
dividend
preferred
20c
30c
,
12-22
12-I6
12-22
12-15
dividend
Anglo Lautaro
1334c
quar.)_
A
9
12-
+25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Allied Thermal Corp. (quar.)
Allis-Chalmer8
Mfg. Co., common
1-3
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Laboratories, Inc. (nicreased
l-
2%
(quar.)__
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
5%%
1-
1-1
5%
dividend
preferred
2-12
i2-i2
5%
preferred (quar.)
Alco Products. Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.,
7%
Anchor
$1-g5
(stock div.)
6%
Stock
4
2
_1- *
$1.25
preferred
&
American
2
Co.
Albermarle
Alden's,
1-
$1.15
12-15
30c
___;
12_ 4
(s-a)
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1
American
Power
Wood
12.24
(s-a)
participating preferred
4.60%
12-30
1- 2
25c
convertible 2nd preferred
convertible 3rd preferred
Stock
$0.2917
1-15
12-10
(quar.)
American
1
1-15
2- 4?
Corp.—
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.
Class
7i/3C
2- 1)
12-20
50c
& Chemical
(quar.)
Re-Insurance Co.
Common
40c
Discount, Inc.—
5
12-19
40c
(quar.)
Radiator
American
11-
65c
(quar.)
American Smelting
11-21
12-17
1-15
12-
:
common
Stock
5%
,
24c
11-28
5
37 Vic
Screw
;
5
(Watertown,
1-
20c
(quar.)__
com.
American
5
37%c
12-1S
5%
Co.—
r
American
5
j_
12-15
,20c
12-15
$1
(quar.)
1-
60c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
12-31
"
Engini ering Corp.
held)
5%
2
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
2-20
40c
dividend)___
Insurance
Gas Co.,
(quar.)__
Co.
^shares
!
i_
a- *2
5
50c
(stock
Fire
noncumulative
American
12-17
6oc
12*10
12-31
12-31
subject to stockholders ap¬
proval on Jan. 6
12-3
1-10
12-10
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
American
12-19
12-31
preferred A (quar.)
Stock
3-16
12-10
!
dividend)
'
12-31
27 Vic
Extra
•
-
50c
iquar.)
(quar.)__
common
Photocopy Equipment
American
1
12-
$1.75
Natural
Corp.,
8
12-20
$1.12%
Optical
5%
12-15
3-31-59
"
37%C
——
Alabama
coin,
News
American
12-31
1-15
70c
uar.)
Meter Co.
B
1-15
$1.25
(qUe.r. i_
Co.,
Metal Products,
preierred (quar.)
Potash
12-15
5%
preferred
preferred
1- -t
97 %c
Products
National
•
11-20
Foundry—
(quar.)
Motors
6%
1-
12-15
Illinois—
(quar.)
i
11-29
" 12-31
8
8
preferred
Class
11-20
5c
12-
12-
$5 special preferred (quar.
American President Lines, class
12-10
»
.
(Houston)
(quar.)„___
Metal Climax—
$4
12-10
1-
dividend
Ordinary
Co.
dividend
Common
1
—
Radio
Allied Stores,
12-15
1
12-
12-
Machine
American
1
12-
25c
12-15
12-19
12-
1
$$1.25
12-19
65c
1
1-
(quar.)__
Algoma
27c
12-
12-19
American
12-16
1-
(quar.)
common
$70 per share plus this
dividend)
Alabama Great Southern RR. Co.—
,
Allied
and
.12-15
40c
American
'?
$30c
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry., guaranteed
Fund—
2
J12%c
30c
Extra
b
40c
1
12-24
preferred
American
Ltd.—
12-15
6
12-
Maize
,
12-10
1-
12-17
12-10
(quar.)
Machine
Metais
12-10
$3"
12-29
2
Corp.
(year-end of
ordinary income plus 88c
capital gains)
net
American
12-10
2
2
$28 Vic
12-10
1-
2
1-
1-
J42Vic
12-19
12-18
1-
-
2
12-19
5
Supply
American
12-16
t*.
30c
25%
(s-a)
Alabama Gas Co., $3.50 prior
preferred, (en¬
tire issue called for
redemption on Dec.
4% %
25%
(quar.)
2
12-31
25c
,
preferred
5%%
11-28
$1
—
Alan
30c
1-20
45c
preferred
Brass
year-end)__
(increaseu.i___l
Investment
American
Holder»
12-15
1-
Ltd.--
convertible preferred A
B preferred (quar.)
Stock
12-12
1-
-
10c
(quar.)__—
prior
15c
1-
American
62%c
2
12-
1-
American
Payable of Ree
10c
Extra
12-15
12-18
When
Share
12-
2
50c
American
5
Fund—
York)
Aircraft
12-23
2
.x
;
5%%
12-23
12-29
1-
12-
1-
50c
American
being given in the
■
Insurance Co.
Common
Akron
United
from
Life
New
12-29
1-
12-15
$1.61.
Insurunce
5%%
12-31
these
2%
Aid Investment &
12-10
Ordinary
Ordinary
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
5%
7%
(quar.)
(From capital gains)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
2
$1
N.
-
12-15
40c
gains)
Affiliated
2
1-15
$2
Special
Unilever
dividend
Aetna-Standard
2
13c
1314c
1
(s-a
Quarterly
Extra
12-19
12-19
week,
Class
(quar.)
1-
12-15
12-23
87 %c
4
12-15
2
12-24
preferred
3.90%
Institute—
dividend
Aetna
12-19
25%
lOc
12-15
$1.75
Process' (quar.)
Casualty
; Quarterly
•
12-23
12-
this
Products,
New common
12-17
22%c
(Jersey
1
40c
iquar.)^__
2
1-
International
American
12-12
1-
1-
(annual)
Co.
realized
5%%
12-15
$1.25
Ice
from
from
12-15
1
40c
$1.12%
(quar.»
Products
Insulator
American
Audressograpn-Multigraph Corp.—
12-15
Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
Class
N.
12-19
1-12
$1.12%
2
1
_____
(quar.)_
Corp., common
Aetna
.
(accum.)_
1-
1-
12-
.15%
Hospital
American
12-12
1-
1-16
12- 5
12-16
Corp.-—
Insurance
Hardware
American
12-12
50c
2
12-15
25c
15c
Home
12-20
2
2-
62 %c
dividend
17c
$1.75
Express (year-end of 36c from net
ordinary income plus $1.25 from realized
12-15
12-31
40c
Corp.—
preferred
Company
Trust
t
30c
20c
Towne
42-3,1
$1.25
$$1.25
2
1-
12-12
iquar.)__
common
1
12-12
2
"
^
common
12-
2
1-
—
General
American
8
1-
(quar.)
Ltd._
dividend
American
8
12-
12-29
6c
12-15
12-
11-21
1-
Products Corp._
American
12-15
2
11-21
12-15
(quar.
Factors.
Forest
Siock
12-15
1- 2
1-
12-15
12-15
25c
<quar.)_
Line
(resumed
00.
American
12-15
43%c
iquar.)___
(quar.i
Express
9
12-19
Corp.
1
cash
Quarterly
9
62 %c
.
12-15
(quar.)
1-
12-19
75c
(quar.)__
Stock
12-19
2
$1.75
Toronto
Mortgage Co
Torrlngton Co. (quar.)
10-
12-19
•'
20c
preferred
Aetna
10c
(quar. )____
-
-
20c
•Adams
12-19
1-
15c
preferred
Tobin
j
1-22
25c
Extra
5%
Mercantile
Paper Co.,
Stock
12-19
'
50c
$40c
$1.50
—
Stock
12-18
12-29
adams Consolidated Industries—
lime).
Products
1
206
(quar.)
Electric
capital
15c
11-
sugar,
preferred
Enka
American
7-10
1-31
^
preferred
Acushnet
12-18
1-
&
Precision
12-22
13c
—
1
5%
12-18
2
12 Vic
_.:
50c
preferred (quar.)
Timely Clotnes—
Power
Acme
12-18
11-
50c
1
12-31
—______
Acme
'
12-18
10c
$7c
8-
1.12%
:
x
Company
$1.20 class A
12-20
2
1-
1-1
1/
37 %c
Co.
Barge
Export, innes
American
4-10
+40c
-
)__x_'-lUi--4i;
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic • Sugar Refineries,
Common
(quar.)
3-11
2
1-
lOc
(quar.)
.
class 'A_v:
convertible preferred (quar.)
Abcrcrombie & Fitch Co., $6 preferred
5
.
1
35c
Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Laboratories, common (quar.)
Extra
12-19
____
in
<quar.)_.
participating preferred
American
9
5-
25c
4%
5
2
62%c
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc.
<quar.)__
Terry Steam Turbine Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Texas & Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
(quar.)_
Time
C. F.
4% %
2
1
(.special
common
Cable
&
cyanamid Co.,
American
we
Common
$1.30
1-
1
$30c
——
Industries
F.
12-12
2-
25c
approval
!___
15)
5% preferred (quar.)
Switsoc, Industries, Ltd.
C.
12-12
(quar.)______,40c
2-
preferred
Corp.,
preierred (quar.
Electric Securities
American
—
(quar.
prior
American
12-1!)
12-10
35c
(quar.)
announced
12-31
1-
*
common
30c
12-19
1-15
Per
12-18
2
-
12-30
12-15
35c
——
Name oj
12-10
2-
quar.)
12-19
(annual)
7%
Co.,
Cement
preierred
3»/2%
preceding table.
12-10
Stock dividend (one share for each share
held,
dends
Abbott
2
7%c
::
Co.
Super Valu Stores,
1-
1-
(quar.)
(initial
com.
12-30
—
common
can
American
A.
12-23
1
12-
12-10
25c
Shares,
Inc.,
security profits payable
American
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
12-15
12-26
8
12-
25c
(quar.)_—
Crystal
12-19
quar.)
Co
Below
12-15
15c
'
$1.25
$1,25
___—
4%%
2-20
12-2G
8
12-
12-15
/
30c
'iueatres
Business
net
American
j-
time.
—_—
Ltd,
Co-Operatlve
12-31
56c
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
12-15
|30c
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
12-20
$1.47%
2nd preferred
Stop & Shop, Inc.,
Suburban
3-
12-19
12-
12-31
_
I- 2
I" 2
12-15
,,,
■75c
(quar.)_
Commercial
12-15
1-15
12-19
1-1-59
30c
(quar.
B
Stock
Zion's
35c
(quar.)
12-16
(quar.)__
com.
A
Chain
12-19
36c
12-22
:(40c
-
(quar.)___—
4%% '" preferred
(quar.)
Stevens Markets, class A (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.,
spice,
40c
___\
___
12-31
12-30
——
Cab
Abitlbi
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Extra
:
Stern & Stern Textiles, com.
5
1-1-59
20c
Corp.,
series
12-15
12-31
2%
1-
16 %c
Broaacasting-rarttmouut
/.merican
12-15
$1
Bros., Inc., com. (quar.)___
preferred $50 par (quar.)
preferred $100 par (quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-22
25c
Stechcr-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Increased quarterly
this
at
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-31
50c
12-16
$1.62%
series
$1.25
12-11
Younkers
12-17
37c
,
:
Extra
Stavid
2
8c
9
12-15
37c
1-
37 Vic
9
A.
__
5
iSJ;4C
(quar.)
American
12-19
(quar. )_____„
1-
Corp.—
(year-end)
%c
1
—_
Corrugating Co
■
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (qtiar.)
1-
8
1-
(quar.i
American
12-30
iquar.
—
preferred
Yellow
12-12
1
12-
Co.—
preierred
American
2
90c
York
9
2
-Stock
I-
$1.75
—
1-
2
12-17
12-19
55c
iquar.)______
preierred
from
1-23
1-15
$1.50
—_
(JohnV Industries,
1-9
12-30
dividend
2%
$1.60 con\ertible preferred (quar.)40c
Standard
75c
...
Rubber
Bo.sch Arma
American
12-18
2-13
90c
■*'
12-24
1-
2
40c
(increased)
common
(increased
Chemical
4%%
12-2G
2
2-
1-
2%
_______—
(quai*.)____—
Alexander,
1-
1-28
25c
capital gains
common
(special)
1
15c
common
1st preierred
12-10
12-1!)
12-18
31c
and 22c from
Dredging Corp.,
Co.
&
Woolson
Sovereign Investors—
Standard
12-19
—_____________
payment omitted
Quarterly
12-3 G
2
10c
12-19
1-
iquar.)
(qtiar.)
Blltrlte
preierred
5%
12-10
31
Telegraph
Wood
12-17
2
(25c
common—dividend
Co.
Quarterly
12-15
2-
(increased).—..—:(30c
Extra
12-31
37 Vic
12-35
1
2-
(10c
Sorg Pai>er Co.,
Stock
1-. 1
1-
45c
.
...
12-19
2
A
Note,
preierred
Common
12-19
35c
1-16
12-29
,
25c
-
•—
.
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
Slater
(quar.)__.—'(r 10c
Gas Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
Extra
Corp.
12-31
12-19
12-31
Wood
prior preferred iquar.)__
$1.12
preferred A (quar.)—$1.25
2
1-
_______
5%
5
$1.75
(increased)
(quar.)
Fixture Co.—
Utilicies Corp.
Witco
4%%
1-
Whitney jtxake co.—
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
5%
1-
(qua;,.)____
5%
;v
'
preferred
Western
1-
10c
1-27
5c
—
5%
12-15
1-15
_________—35c
preferred
class
Bank
American
12-12
15c
preferred (qmr.)______
Western Union
1-
25c
$3.37%
6%
Jjpsurance Securities Co.—
12-31
1-20
;
on
American
12-12
12-31
5%
-■
com.
7%
12-17
—_
87 V'2c
quar.)__I____x_
(quar.)_,
American
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
4%
12-15
2-10
4%%
Co.,
Electric
1
1-
12-29
semi-annually
Seismograph
dividend)
pieferred (quar.>__
1-12
25c
—
12-31
5c
$25c
—_—_______
Co.
&
12-17
iquar.)_______40c
Inc.
Inc.
12-30
8c
%c
30c
________
Showcr.se
5%
12-12
15c
Security-Columbian Banknote
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven—
Increased
1-15
12-12
20c
tquar.)^_______
—
Seabrook
1-15
$3
12-19
"
A
American
1-15
$6 preferred (quar.)
Western Maryland Ry.,
common
new
17 %C
12-31
preferred
Corp. (quar.i
Paper
Chemical
micxvused
Extra
8
Western
(year-end)25c
S.
Coal & Coke (year-end)
Co., common—
preferred (quar.)
;
7%
12-31
22c
9
Filter—
convertlole
12-
Western
Francisco Ry.
5%
Class
12-15
12-31
convertible
Saxon
1-15
2%c
12-22
1
12-19
1-
American Art Metais Co.—
87 Vic
5c
12-31
Orleans)______
Air
Common
12-22
12-17
12-
1-9
$1.25
Agricultural
American
12-22
—_—;
1-15
(quar.)
Co.
(New
American
12-22
1
1
2
12-15
-
$1.06-/4
-
,x___
12-19
3
1'
25c
iquar.)
1
1-30
1-15
iquar.)__——
preferred
50c
'ZZLl
(quar.)
1-
1-15
1
Aggregates Corp.—
preferred
12-18
28c
preferred
Charles
5%
2-14
< quar.) __—________25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_.
(quar.i
(quar. 1
preierred
1-
15c
Tool
Stock
24c
12-18
12-
12-15
1 %
12-22
Virginia Iron,
Ru¬
(quar.)
common
1-1-59
uwvueim
preterred
('4%
12-19
Warren Brothers
Electric,
preferred
4.40%
St.
Gas
$3.50
100%
Weber
San
co.
9
(quar.)___________-i.______
Aircraft
Vlchek
12-19
1-
93 %c
s,
common
933ic
—
U.
12-15
8c
Vertol
5
1-
1-2
i$1.43:,'t
;
Helena
(see
Ventures, Ltd.
12-31
1-27
25c
Inc.
StOCK
Ainerictni
12-19
1-31
fougar
Corp.,
Holders
Payaole of Rcc.
20c
iquar.)
1-
-r"
12-19
10c
(quar.)
(Helena),
binstein)—
1-
?20c
2
12-17
12-26
1-
When
Share
,
25C
2
12-27
$1.12%
,■'
America
prelerred
933'4C
'
_—
(quar.)
of
Co.
,
(quar. 1
37 Vic
12-17
2
3%
common..——
Utilities
Amerace
$3.75
12-22
1-
1-
?25c
___________
Ltd.,
2
1-5
convertible
70c
1-2
1-
Vic
Aluminum
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred
iquar.)
Stockyards
United
2
Amaigamaceti
2-2
2-
quar.)__„_—
Wire
&
1-13
94c
dividend
Steel
1-15
1-
:i20c
(quar.)
;;—
Rubinstein
2-16
1-15
(initial)—a* ■■.^4Se
^__——
(Canada),
Cable
Stock
12-19
15c
—
com.1
dividend
(A.
(initial
common
United
_______—_
Mines
Mfg.,
(quar.)
Plywood
Stock
5
at
payment
00c
Uranium
(P.
1
1-
(quar.)___
United
on
(quar.)
Rix-Athabasca
12-
preferred
12-19
1
1
(quar.)_^—
Vitamin Corp., name changed to
Vitamin
&
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,
1-15
12-29
87%c
iquar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.,
:
Revere Racing Assn. (quar.)—
Robertson
5c
_
B
U. S.
12-17
2
2-
$1.25
_____
7%
2
2-
American
preferred iquar.)——_________—/
Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
S.
U.
9
12-12
12-24
40c
———
Inc
3-
12-29
$1.20
common—_________
1
4-
87%c
Hosiery
1-
lOc
tquar.)__
iquar.)______
A
12-19
—
common
convertible preferred
Company
compajiies
2
62
4%%
(quarj__.
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%, 'preferred
(quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5%
Altec
1-
37 "2C
—
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
Per
Name of
9
20c
—
6%
12-
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
U. S.
Ceramic Tile
(quar.)
United States & Foreign Securities—
68 65/ 100c
.from
capital
gains
plus
%J5 35/lOOc from ordinary income_„_i—
_____
,
12-15
13 %c
conv.
.
Holders
Payable of Jttec.
16c
Common
2-16
35c
(quar.)
common
1-26
Special
When
Share
Co.,
uas
preferred
(quar.)
6%
conv.
pfd. 1958 series (initial)______
United-Greeniield Corp.
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
12-19
-
0) Company
Cities
.
Corp.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1-20
12-23
1- 2
12-23
1-
42-23
$5c
1- -6
12-
9
7 Vic
12-15
12-
5
Volume
5803
Number
188
.
Per
(quar.)
o/ Kec.
_
Louisiana Uajs Co.
tquar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Power,
common
(quar.)
Arkansas,
;
_
4.65 %
4.32%
preferred
Arkansas
Western
2
12-15
12-15
S
A
1-20
1-
5
Beneficial
2%
12-
4
12-15
11-
1
25c
12-12
25c
(quaV)14_ VV_.4_JL._V•'1214c
12-31
12-
20c
(quar.)WW__V
Co. (guar.)
V
25c
12-
12-24
13-15
1
8
$70c
;
*37y2c
$1.25 '
„_W
preferred (quar.)
._W_VV__W"
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
V
Electrical Industries,
$1.25
Bibb
11-17
-
class
A (quar.)
Associated Transport, Inc.—
6%
convertible
Associates
Atchison
Investment
Topeka
Black
llr'17;
&
12-12
1- l
5%
f
non-cum.
Atkinson Finance
Atlantic
4Co
preferred
__
.
5
2
1-
9
Corp.,
Atlas
2
12-24
5#
Service
Electric
60c
Brach
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
2
12-15
25c
12 y2c
$25c
A
12-
11-21
5
Fire
Automatic
(quar.)—
12-15
12-22
2
7%* preferred (quar.)——:—L_V
Products (Stock dividend)———
Brinks,
Houghton
Stock
Fund
(year-end of
ll%c from net securities profits and tlireefifths of lc from investment income)-—__
•
<
profits)
1
Babcock
Badger
Wilcox
Si
Baldwin
,
Co.
Co.,
Piano
(quar.)_:
common
5
} 444%
W
C
1
-
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Common
.
—
—
12-
1
45c
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15?
1-
2
12-15'
3-23
50c
12-19
6-22
■"
;
8-21
12-21
11-27
"
3-23
2-20
6-22
5-22'
9-121
8-21
12-21
11-27
,
4c,'o-
preferred (quar.)—-—
—
44*^ preferred (quar.)
Bank Building &-Equipment Co. of America
;
Quarterly
dividend
Stock
—
Guaranty
Mortgage
Bankers.-Bond. &
-
—-—-
——
12-30
—
Bankers Commercial Corp.
(Canada), Ltd., com.
Barber-Ellis
751
preference
Barber Oil Corp.
Ba;ryi?iin
Basic,
(s-a)
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
j—
—
common—
1-
BaUsch «to Loinb Optical, common
(quar.)
451
preferred (quar.)
;
Baxter Laboratories (increased quar.)—^—
Corp.
■
each
for
Beaux
$3
Arts
share
12-10
•-
I
12-15
11-17
12-15
11-20
7
712-18
and
class
Creek
RR.
Life
(quar.)
Inc.
1-
10-23
1
12-15
12-
I
12-31
1-
12-12
1
12-18
12-
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-31
Capitol
12-17
12-17
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
2-
2
12-15
1-
2
J283.4C
1-15
11-28
12-15
and
class
A
2-
1
J25c
t
4-
1
3-10
1-
2
12-10
4-
1
40c
$1.02
1-
1
12-15
12-20
11-28
2
12-31
2-
12-15
1-6-59
12-
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
$20c
1- 2
$50c
12-18
12-
$75c
12-30
12-15
1-15
1-
1-
2
12-2
1-
2
12-
2
1-
2
12-
2
$$2
1-
2
12- a12-31
$$1
EquipmentJCo.,
Co.,
Bulova
3%74
Forge Co.
Watch Co.,
1
Carolina Telephone &
1-
2
12-
3
Carriers
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
Carter
1-
1
12-
5-
Carter
1-
1-
12-
5
.
^
1-
7
Celanese
12-10
12-19
12-10
12-19
,12-10
12-17
10-18
12-17
10-18
Common
Fibre
Central
-95c
12-15
1- 2
,1-
6244 c
12-10
2
1
1-30
6-
1
5-
2
v
;
5-
2
-
8-
1
8-
1
6-1
$1.10
9-
1
$1.10
9-
1
20e
1-
I-
1-
1
12-12
-
lOo;
•
*12-
12-16
1-
$1.25
*
1
12-27
1212-
1-16
12-24
12-10
12-17
12-10
12-15
-■
.
*
—
5
12-12
12-22
12-12
1
12-12
1-
$1.50
$15c.
1
12-
2
1-
25c
.
4-29 '
1-
1-29
-
,
7-29
.
:
9
4- 9
,
:
;
11-28
"i 12-15
30c
12-15
12-31
12-22
12- 8
,
12-
1-1
8
8
1-
12-
5
12-15
1-
35c
1
1-
$1.75
2
12-19
$$2.50
4- 2
12-19
12-17
12- 5
1- 2
11-28
25c
-;15c "
12-26
12—'' 8
12-26
12- 8
*
.
1-
2
12-10
$1.1244
$1.183*
1- 2
—
12-10
1- 2
36c
—
■
7-
9
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
1-
Co.
income)
vestment
—
from
In¬
Certain-teed Products
$7.8744
12-15
12-
1
20c
12-15
12-
1
5c
12-15
12-
1
1-12
12-12
2
12-15
5%
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
62 44c
12-15
1-31
>; 11-28
1-3
12-12
1-3
12-12
$1
13-31
12-18
2
12-15
25c
12-15
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
2
12-
5
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Chance
Vouglit Aircraft Inc.
70c
1-
1
12-19
Chemical
Enterprises
12-15
Chemway
12-15
'112^ 1
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
27c
50c
Tquar J
from
12-15
12-
1
12-18
12-
2
12-10
„4- *
1- T"1' 12-10
$1.15
1-
1-
1
$1.50
1-
1
realized
Virginia
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
preferred (accum.)
convertible preferred
Chesebrough-Pond's
Year-end
1244c
12-10
12-10
12-
12-15
1
15c
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
8
10c
12-15
14c
12-26
;
12-/1
:
(quar.).
12-29
12-
8
12-12
12-17
12- 2
12-15
11-19
5644 c
1-
1
12-15
75c
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-12
12-29
12- 5
12-29
12-
12-15
12-
1
6
12-
3
75c
744c
60c
10c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
34474
12-10
1
$1.18%
1-
12-15
1-
1
12-15
5
11-21
12-15
11-14
—
net
(resumed)
Ur.adilla Telephone Corp.—
Chesapeake Corp. of
„.$6
12-10
12-31
50c
12-16
25c
40c
12-19
15c
Corp.
Chesapeake Industries, $4
7
11-28
5
1-
30c
(Initial)
12-
12-10
$1.15
■
$1.12%
(quar.)
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)
—
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (New York)
Chenango &
2647c
8744 c
13-15
-
25c
Valve Mfg.
Chemical Fund (Special
securities profits)
5
35c
10%
(quar.)
5
1-
IOC
20C
15c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.).
Chapman
1-15
,
12-18
12-31*
$1.23
*
25c
(increased)
12-31
1-
12-15
12-19
—
Corp.
6 74
1-
$$3.50
Pasco
de
(quar.)
Cessna Aircraft Co. (stock dividend)
Chadbourn Gotham Inc., 444% Pfd.
12-16
1.'
35c
'
—
Electric Co.
Cerro
12-15
;12-15
1244c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Century Industries Co. (quar.)—
Century Shares Trust (quarterly
Century
12-26
12-31
1
-
Central West
12-15
1-4.:
-lv
$1.12%
$1.16
4%
1-20
$1.1244
12-15
1--1
$1.02%
preferred
12-10
1--I
Gas—
.
25c
2844c
(quar.)
4
12-30
25C
*
12-
■
4
12-30
preferred . A (quar.)—;—
$1.0244
preferred B.(quar.)———
4.7574 preferred C < (quar;)-——
" $1.18-% A
$1.20
4.8074 preferred D' (quar.)
—
11-21
—
(extra)
common
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Cement
(quar.)T—
Electric &
(initial)
$llc
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
5c
$1.12%
—
Illinois Public Service Co.—
preferred (quar.)
——
V 4.9274 preferred, (quar.)
Central-Illinois Securities Corp. (quar.)—
Central Indiana Gas (quar.)
—
Central Maine Power Co., common (quar.)—
3.50% preferred (quar.)
.4.60% preferred (quar.)
—
4.6074
convertible preferred (quar.)——
4.7574 preferred (quar.)
614 preferred (quar.)
Central Transformer . (quar.)
,
5
12-17,
15c
Interstate
Portland
Electric—
<fc
Gas
preferred
Illinois
4.64%
.
1
40c
(quar.)
*
(extra)_
44474* preferred (quar.)-"—
9
10c
preferred
California
(quar.)
and
Cent rah Illinois Light Co.; common,
12-19
1
12-15
12-18
25c
$15c
(year-end)
(quar.)
554
convertible preferred
5.4054
preferred (quar.)
5 54
v
$150 •'
•*
Central
Telephone Co.—
5.2554
conv.
preferred (quar.)
California Pacific Title Insurance
Common
12-13
4.10%-
12-12
7
$1.10
25c
California Pacific Utilities Co.-—"
12-12
1-2-59
$25c
4.1074
,
'
$1.10-
$15c '
Ink Co.
New
--I-30
•
3-
$1.10
25c
Ltd.— *
participating class A (quar.)—
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., 44as54
pfd. (quar.)
44-2 54 pfd. (this payment cleans all arrears)
Burry
Biscuit Corp.
(increased-semi-ann.)
dividend
4.7574
,
Central
■12-10
3- I
$1.10
Quarterly
preferred
1-2-59
-
'
(quar.)—
5
12-12
$1.083i
1
12-
"
(quar.)
12-
12-22
•'"25c
12-10
-
1-10
'20c
—1-
4
Products-
voting
Hudson
Central
12-22
1-1-59
■
20e
Inc.
Inc., common
Central
12- 2
<
20*:
35c
12-
5c
12-24
93c
'
Co.
12-18
12-
(qtiar.i
'
(year-end)—
common
5
35c
.
non-voting
Foundry Co. (quar. i_:
Common
,
5
12-15
12-17
(quar.)
5%' ^preference (s-a)I
Cold Storage Co.
65c
•
1212-
1
1-
•12-19
*
''
preferred A (quar.)——
——
7% ■ 2nd preferred (quar.)
————
Central Aguirre Sugar (s-a)
—
—
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
1
12- 5
12-30
'
$1,75
444%
Central
1—
12-19
12-15
10c
1
common
Ceco
12-17
.
12-20,
-
lla/ac
(quar.)—;
12-17
$15c
California
Products Corp.
Corp. of America,
Steel
1
574
.
5
*20c
Co.,
1-1
,
preferred
(s-a)
Burns & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Stock
I.)
12-19
f.
6
1-
$1.25
844%
,
1-
12-15
$2
——
274
and
5
93%C
—
10c
income
5
13-
5c
profits
securities
net
Co. (quar.)—
Products (quar.)
12-17
5,
.
12-
12-31
35c
—
1
5
12-
$$1.43 :'<4
654
Butler's,
■iy
12-31
10c
1-
12-
12-17
.<
1
20c
common.<
(J. W.)
(J.
Case
1-1
$$1.1244
■—:
Terminal
12-15
&
from
1-
•V $$1.50
Battery Co. (quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Bush
12-31
General Corp.—
Year-end of 35c from net income plus 90c
$G8c
1
8
12-15
-15c
•••<
644% preferred ("quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Castle
Si Cook.
Inc.
(increased)—*
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd
;—
Catalin Corp. 'of America (year-end.)——
1-1
11-28
12-
12-15
12-31
•
:
$63c
(quar.)
Brewing
Burnham Corp.,
11-28
2
25c
(quar.)Telegraph (quar.)_.—
preferred
1st
1
$50c
(quar.)
Line (quar.)^—<f—TT—
Year-end
12-15
2
1-
-2%
12-
.-$57c
preferred
Burgermeister
2
1-
25c
dividend
Stock
2
12-
$$1.18
preferred (quar.)—*—-——.—
Brunswick-Balkc-Collender Co.—
New
common
(lnltial-quar.)—
Buffalo
1-
75c
—
(quar.)_
common
12-15
$S1
454
,,$5
$25c
—
—
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)——x—
12-15
$53 44c
<
1-15
■
10c
'
.
^
-preferred" -(quar.)
Buckeye Bipe
$25c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)———
$40c
$25c
41
$$1.25
12-10
12-19
12-17
$$1.25
7c
3-10
$17,4c
1244c
12-15
v
(quar.)
common
Records
Carnation
Corp.—
Gas
preferred
California
12-10
J25c
50c
(quar.)
2
12-15
12-10
1-
Calgary Power, Ltd. (quar.)
—
$$1
454
preferred (quar.)__
—
$$1.1244
4V254
preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
554
preferred (quar.)—1
62c
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
75c
654
preferred (quar.)
1
2
1-
B
Carnaco
12-17
2
12-19
933/iC
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 754 pfd. (s-a)—
Butterlck Co., 554 non-cum. pfd. (quar.) —
1
1-
6^ey
•
12-
50c
.
44:2 54
2-
:
-
■<12-17
13-
—
12-12
12-
11-28
12-15
40c
i25c
45c
1
12-31
12-15
$25c
class A—
Ltd.—
•
■12-16
Burrard Dry Docks,
1-
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.}_
12-16,
Class
'
1
share
(quar.)
participating preferred
'•
•
*
1-15
' ' J:35fc
i35c
Belding Hemingway Co.
Belgian National Railways—
12-16
12'3L(,r
$50c
per
—:
Savers,
12-31
56 J4C.'
35c
Burgess
issue called for
at $102.50 per
A
3744c
4.4054.,preferred B . (quar.)
4.4054
preferred (quar.)—————~
:
4,4054 preferred B (quar.)
1-;—_■
4.40 54
preferred (quar.)r——_————'4-40-54 preferred B (quar.)—
—
Brown-Forman Distillers, common (quar.) —
.
1-
called for
75c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.1.s 751
451
12-10.
shares
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Beech-NUt
''
2
Apartments, Inc.—
sharq plus this dividend )
Bpaver dumber, Ltd., common
Beech
12-10-
2
1-2
1-
12-15
this dividend)
$6 first preferred (entire
redemption on Feb.
1
$1.40
20c
25c
tlOc
plus
$1.40
$1
held
prior preferred (entire issue
redemption on Feb. 1 at $65
Common
62V4c
i3c
25c
$1
15c
30c
(increased)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Boatty Bros^, Ltd.Beauty Counselors—
(Stock dividend)
Two additional
Baystats
251
20c
6244c
i80c
75c
25c
(increased)
Bath Iron Works
30c
$1.1244
(quar.)
preferred
44451
——
a
(quar.T
Co.
1- 2
.
$1
$1.07
f$1.75*
;
—
Ltd
Explorations,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_
—
Inc.
Easting-Blessing
Bates
<N. Y.)
12-16
1-20
Co.
America
of
•
2
(quar.)__
Capital City Products Co.
———r-
Investment
from
4;48 54r
'•
'
2
;
1-
$$4
(quar.)——
Ltd.
Westinghouse, Ltd.
Mills,
Cannon
-
:
Street Investing
1$3.88
5-22
9-21
'
1-
preferred (quar.)——:————:—Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)——
2-13
•
-
12-15
Canadian
Bpoeitwgy Glass Co., com. & vtc. (incr. quar.)
,
Common ■&, vtfi; (extra)—
———,
554 preferred (quar.)—1
Brooklyn Borough aas
(quar.)
—
11-28
'
f
—
—
Brockton Taunton
2-20
■
1
1-15
Canadian
2-13.
capital gains. 65c rliv. payable In
cash-or-stock at holder's option)
*
».
5
from
2
37^c
>'•■■■■
——
5
12-
2
Ltd.
r-
Motor—
(28c
.1-
•
12-
2
Final
Broad
12-
—
(quar.)—
1
12-22
3744 c
3TV4c
Common
(quar.)
——«
2742c
^ 4%
preferred (quar. )
. $1
preferred (quar.)
$1
4co preferred (quar.)
- $1
4<t> preferred (quar.)
$1
Bangor & Aroostook RR. <reducc;d quar.)-^ 40c
Bangor Hydro--Electric, -coimnon (quar.)^_ 4744c
7(4 preferred ,(quar.)—. $1.75
(quar.)„__
Common
:
12-
11c
$10
-
12-20
3
3-
payment for fiscal year 1958
•Interim for year ending July 31, 1959
■
12-30
(increased quar.).^—^-
Common,
-
11-28
12-
t$2
20c
j.—*..-.
Stock/dividend
r
British
12-12
(quar.)_—$1
Baltimore & Ohio :RR.—
2
$1.1244
iiq;uar.)V___-_.—i____
preferred B
preferred
1
1-
12-12
1-15
5% 1st preferred (accum.)
Baltimore Gas A; Electric, com. (quar.-
1
3
1-
3-
(quar.)
Industries
British
12-26
Baltimore Brick,
Co.
(quar.).,—
preferred
Extra
J- 12-
12-15
$1.50
12-31
preferred
1:30c
(quar.)——
Electric Co., Ltd.—
Oil
Columbia
4(454
12-10
—
11-
11-28
'. 12-31
■
12-15
(quar.) ——
1
:
Canadian Oil Cos., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
554: preferred (quar.)
———
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)__—_—
644
12-19
f72 44 c
(incr.)
Note Co., Ltd.
654
preferred (quar.)—
'5:,i54 preferred (quar.)
12-10
1-21
Baldwin Securities Corp
*<
L-
1-
—
"■w-i.x.r--
—
5
25c
1%
«|«ar;)_—_—
preferred
12-
12-15
5
12-
1
12-29
2
.
12-
1
1-15
1-
Canadian
Canadian
8%
444%
11-17-
12-15
$25c
$25c
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd. (quar.)JInternational Power Co.,
Ltd.—
A
5
1-
(quar.) —
preferred
454- preferred
,
11-28
12-22
11-28
$25c
Machine Co.,
f$1.50
... —
(quar.)—
prefered (quar.)
44<«%
preferred (quar.)l—
-44-4 %
preferred (quar.)
——
554^ preferred
(quar.)
'
1
54:2'54 preferred (quar.)
—
British Columbia'Telephone Co., com (quar. )
10c
25c
20c
12-31
1
Class B
Canadian Ice
Ltd.—
British
$3
1244c
11-28
$433,ic
—-—-———~i~~,—;-
—
Canadian General Securities, Ltd.,
3
$1
1
1-
.—
12-31
$15c
General Electric,
Extra
5
12-
1
2
T- -2
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
74aC
1."—_
1
12-5
12-19
1-
t50c
12-
183,4C
(quar.)
Extra
6%
.
Paper Mills, Inc
Industries <quar.)_.i
Baldwin-Hill
1
(quar,)
A (quar.)___„—V_
Co. (quar.)__.
__
class
Inc.,
dividend
(Stock
Baker
Corp.
Collieries
Foods,
60c
12-10
12-
1-12
?68:)4C
L~~
12-
25c
25c
12-
12-19
1-19
12-
$18%c
———
preferred (quar;)---———————;
preferred (quar.);—
Drawn Steel Co.,
Ltd., common
Class
12-31
5
—
tquar.)-
$1.75
12-17
2
1-2-59
462440
;—
12-31
1-
1
....—
3%54
British. American
12-26
1-
$1
12-19
1-16
87>/2c
1
12-
12c
2-
Canadian
5
12-15
2
1-
40c
(quar.)—
12-
net
(from
Corp.
$$1.25
Ltd. (quar.)~
$70c
•
—
Ayrshire
B/G
Electronics
«fc
Science
1 J"< y 1-19
■
British American Bank
Axe
Axe
Inc.
12-31
4%
9
12-
12-15
10c
12-10
12-24
9
12-
$1
—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
12-31
$314*c\
$3744c
$43%c
Avon
(quar.—
34454
11-21
12-30
12-
9
11-28
2-
9
9
20c
(quar.)
Brillo MfgA
12-15
12-22
10c
$10c
pfd.
non-cum.
12-
1-
1-
11-28
;
1* 2'.
$50c
(quar.)-V
$:10c
6
~
1-15'
1-2
$3iy*c
(quar.)—'
com;
'
(extra)
pfd. (quar.)
'J.
Sons (quar.)——
Bristol-Myers Co.,
(resumed)Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
5"o
preferred (quar.)
—A
—
—.
6%
preferred (quar.)—_—
30c non-voting
:
1-2
1-
(quar.)
pref.
5%"
Canadian Celanese,
$1,374-!!
<,Year-end ^
——
Bright (T. G.*) &-Co. Ltd.. common...
554 preference (quar.)
i
1—1——
Inc.—
Products,
Steel
Automatic
(Del.)
Co.
Alarm
11-21
1-
$37y2c
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
50c
preferred (quar.)————II——f
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.).—
11-21-
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Co.,
Bronze
11-14
44454
12-15
30c
2244c
" 40c
11-20
75c
...———————
$2.90 preference (quar.)
..5
—.—<
Bridgeport Brass Co.,. common (quar.)—f:
Common
■
11-26
12-20
12-15
$30c
(accum.)
(quar.)
——__—Automatic Canteen Co. of America (quar. K-
11-20
-
'
—...———
30c
&
•>
1
1-36
12-
12-19
*
■
12-15
11-14
15c
Corp.,
J.)
12-
12-15
12-15
Corp.
Co.,
(E.
12- 1
1-2
$$1
12-15
(quar.)—
common
654
preferred (quar.)
—
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Co.,
class
Co.^
1- 2
$25c-
12-19
15c
6
12-15
$20o
2y254
254
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co.
12-15
1-
Co.
(quar.)—
——
3-
1
$$1.10
—————
convertible preference
$1.25
Canadian
(quar.)—
4-
6
$314/*c
——_—
(quae.)
Breweries, Ltd,, common
Canadian
1
12-15
(quar.)
'
3-
4- 1
1- 2
-
12-15
2
$10c
Products
Finance
B
•
12-1
preferred
6 %
11-14
11-14
Ltd. ' (resumed)—_____
(quar..).:
A
Class
12-30
11-21
12-15
Class
-12-23
35c
12-15
12-15
$50c
*
12-
12-15
2
."v-1-
$8744c-
—
(s-a)_———---
Canadian. Bakeries,
12-15
12-10'
Canada Wire & Cable €0., Ltd.—
12- 1
50c
Bowl-Mor
$12'/2c
participating
Auto
12-17
—
Ltd.
Co.,
12-22
tlOc
(quar.)
Fabrics
Auto
f
A
12-17
1-15
^ :.;.$25c
"12-20;
35c
Nortli America, Ltd.—
(quar.)—..—.
preferred (quar.)
—
—
544(4
12-15
Class
1-15
50c
554» preferred
12-15
$15c
preferred
T-T"
12-15
preferred
5%
Bowater Corp. of
12-16
12-15
Canada
'
:
(year-end)
Co.
2
1-
Canada
5'
"12-
,
12- 2
T- 2
'1-15
Corp.
common
new
8
'
(initial)
Safeway, Ltd.. 4.4074 pfd. (quar.)_4r
Steamship Lines Ltd.—
(quar.)....
common
preferred (quar.)
12-31
$1
$3
50c
"V$ 15c
2
10c
10c
12-11
2
12-15,
2
50c
.
—
Corp.
C.)
Warner
Borg
12-15
1-15
1-
1-
1-
:
(s-a)
Permanent Mortgage
'"
$1.75
tlOc
—
B
11-29
$87 44c
"
12-26
2-
(quar.)__
(qu&r.)____—;
_
Co., Ltd. (increased)-
Sewing Centers
(H.
Borden
5
—_—
(quar.)
Atlas
Bryson,
Tobacco.
Cascade
Boise
1-23
12-
—
B
,
(initial quar.)...
dividend
5444-4
1-
Extra
Auto
3-
25c
$2.50
3744c
1244c
.___
Class
12-
2
Class
Canada
2y
12- 8
'
<$29V*c *
(s-a)———_
participating class A
(Toronto),
(increased).—__———-—
Co.
Bros.
Bowes
Atlantic Realty Co.,
;■
1
Corp.—
Greyhound
&
Diamond
Blue
12-
25c
V__..
1-
—4———
Book-of-the-Month Club
(quar.);
$6 pfd. (s-a)
Atlantic Refining. Co. (quar.)___
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
(quar. )_
Extra
L
;
1-
65c
V_V__._:
quar.)_V
(s-a)___
Corp.
City
Atlantic
12-15
30c
Electric (increased
Company (extra)—-—
Atlantic
12-31
1-20
12- 1
Fe Ry.—
Santa
1-15
20c
12-29
$1.50
—.—___:-,_._aV__V_Vv,
preferred
(quar.)
v'W.'
Extra
18c
$1.50
'
.
$$1.15
$50c
(quar.)_^-(quar.) ____
common
12-
1
12-16
$1.064V
preference " (quar.)—————:,
Packers. Ltd.—
"
' y.
Canada
12-31
Ltd.",
Malting,
4444V
12-31
1-15
(Toronto)
Canada Life Assurance
'
v
50c
dividend——
Stock
Bohaek
(quar.)V_VC_--L-
Co.
Sivalls
Stock
(accum.)_
-'
1-15
25c
"
Manufacturing
Decker
&
Black,
12-3
$1
(quar.)
Common
,
preferred
1
12- 1
L
25c
^V--$$i:064i
preferred' (quar.)—
Canada
1
12-
1- 2:1
11-
$$1.50-
—_—-
*
25c
__
12-
12-15"
1-14
12-154
2
1-
„
Ltd.-(quar.)--- $3744c
Fotmdries Ltd., com. (quar.)—
$3744c
Iron
44*44
12-
354
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern Petroleum
Bloch
.
Canada
IV
,12- IV
"10c
11-17;
Inc.
__
_
participating
54
12-15 ;
$1.25
11-17
Associated
,
Mfg.
;
pfd.
Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine—
12-10
1-21
1-2
12-15
(quar.)
—
$4.25' preferred (quar.)_
Canada Foundries'& -Forgings,
-12-15
Biltmore
Blaw-Knox
Quarterly
________
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
_.
6
12-10
12-15
12-15
a244%
Industries,
Picture
Motion
Limestone & Cement
preferred (quar.)..:
Steel Corp., 754
Bethlehem
Ltd.—
(final);
receipts
12-
1-1
1- 1
12-15
12-15
il8c
25c
;
(quar.)—
common
454
5
Billups
$15c
,
'
(quar.)_„___
12-
•
.—4
„
,
$5
denosit
12-30
Co., Ltd.—
.
;12-16
12-30 "
12-12
12-15
"r
11-20
1-36
40c $62440
.
:
12-12
10c
12-15
12-20
(quar.)-—_
common
12-31 '.
'
-
Corp.;
Dry
12-31
^
Berkshire; Gas, common
(quar.) _._.______^
554
preferred
(quar.)
.1..
"
•654f preferred
(quar.)..—
...—...
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend).
Canada
'
6
preference "(quar.).
644
11-21"
12-
20c
(quarji..;
Bessemer
12-31
$36c
____
Associated
12-
1214c
Cinereased-quar.)
______
Amerlca»
11-15
12-27
(formerly American Safety
Class & (quar.).
Ashland Gil & defining,
Associated
12-24
2oc
-
4-15
4-30
20c'
12-15
12-31
lc
Ltd.—
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
12-15
10c
12-26
$1.1834
—
Cement Go.,
Canada
12-26
:Toc
35c
'
:
(quar.)"
(quar5)_—..
Insurance
class" A
Paper Co.,
..Class B
9
1-14
'
"
Life
Standard
2-
60c
,
20c
—
—
12-15
1-30
$1.25 ;
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)
A
Oil Co—:
Campbell Soup Co. (Increased quar.)
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 5% pref. B
3-2-59
25c
Inc.,
Hecla,
&
preferred
$4.75
Payable oj Rec.
Share
:
-
Calumet
45c
(quar. )__
oj Company
11-14
1-15
20c
—
...
common
C
15c
(s-a)
preferred
.
Bergstrom
12-31
____
(increased)
S1.50 preferred
Co.,
12-12
12-12.
20c
....—
Corp.^ (quar.).
Finance
Beneficial
6
£0c
______
(quar.)_,
Products
f50c
12-31
1-15
/
554
60c
R
Aviation
2
2
12-15
254
12-12
12-17
Year-end
■
Bendix
12-31
Ashdowu (J, H.) Hardware
Class A (quttr.^
;
5
12-19
(qiMu*.i____
Industries
Razor)
,
12-
9334c
Corp.
Asbestos Corp.v Ltd.
•
12-19
2244c
Construction
Corp.
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.
uelknap Hardware & Mfg., common
454
preferred 1 (quar.).
454
preferred
(quar.)
1
___1_
Bell
Aircraft
Corp.
(increased).
Calumet
11-
:j-25c
1
Bell
12-15
2
Extra
Arvm
11-28
2
1
Equipment
Metal
.12-15
1-
_
Art
11-19
1-
Gas
Arnold Constable Corp.
Arundel
12-16
1-
Armstrong Cork Co. (year-end t_
J
Armstrong Corp., $3.75 preferred (quar.)-v.—
Armstrong Ruob^r Co., class A (qtiar.j
'.Class B
»quar.)
i
Aro
5
$1.16',4
51.18
(quar.)
pfd.
dividend
Stock
25c
30c
25c
12-
+25c
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (quar.)—
554; preferred (quar.)
Bell & Gossett Co. (stock dividend).
1-23
12-29
12-23
$1.08
(quar.)
Light, 4.72%
(quar.t__
preferred
Arkansas Power &
2-1
1-1-59
$$1.31 y*
Name
13
Holders
When
Per
-
Payable 0/ Kec.
Share
Name oj Company
Holder1
When
Per
Holders
Payuble
_i$1.22055
Co., Ltd., 1st pfd. A
preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial
$5.25
When
Share
Name of Company
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(2465)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
58c
12-29
11-21
20c
12-19
12-
15c
13-30
12-15
30c
2-14
2-
8
4
$1
1-
1
12-19
$1.50
1-
1
12-19
$1
87%c
12-20
2-
L
12- 1
~r
Xr 7
75c
12-15
12-
1
$1
12-15
12r
1
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
Burlington. & Quincy RR
Chicago Dock <& Canal (quar.)
.
Extra——
___
;~
■'
••
,
12-23
$2
1-12
3-
2
Holders
diviuend
—
_
2-27
1-
—
12-15
11-28
Comcll-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
$3 prior preferred
10c
25c
_
12',be
•
.
;
1-15
12-12
12-18
1212-
4
Island
iquar.)
Copper Co. (quar.)
Choc): i'u.1 u'Nuts (initial
L
quar.)
i-
Christiana
Gas
Electric, 4%
60c
pfd.
1-
1
12-10
$1.75
1-
2
12-20
$1
$1.183/4
1-
2
2
Cincinnati
Orleans
New
Cities Service
Co.
(quar.)
Stock dividend-A.—.
Citizens Utilities Co.—
Class
A
City Investing
City Products Corp.
Clark
Controller
Clearfield &
preferred
1
*
1-22
65c
:
(quar.)___.
25c
'_
_____
$1.50
35c
(quar.)
12-
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-12
12-1g
12-
«
1-1-oW
12-15
!2-lK
12-
3
Worated
12-
3
$1,12%
1-1-59
12-
5
10c
i
tllquiriatlug)__
Clcvite
Corp.
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
(year-end)
Coca-Cola
Bottling
Co.
(N.
12-31
12-10
12-24
12-10
Co.,
Colonial
piuki
Co.
11-28
12-15
15c
183,ic
50c
(extra)
87J/2C
(Stock
Products
2
12-15
4
Extra
7%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
12-15
& Iron Corp.—•
preferred A (quar.)..
5%% preferred B (quar.)
5%
Interstate
preferred
Colorado &
4%
Gas,
Stock
Cunningham
12-
1
Curlee
1
12-22
12-
1,
1-
9
2
12-19
1- 2
12-19
1-
2
12-15
2-
2
1-16
Commercial
5
12-15
B
of
Bank
12-15
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
3%
1-16
12-19
North
.1":'..
America—
Year-end
Block
2
$4
■
dividend)
(stock
25c
dividends*
Commercial
Credit
2%
Co.
(quar.)
Corp. (initial quar.)
Commercial Investment
Commercial
1-
$1
;;
class
and
5
12-
12-31
(annual)
common
preferred
A
12-
12-31
2l\\c
$1.25
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—
Class
12-31
68%c
(quur.)
Southern Ry.,
2nd
62%c
.
Shearing & Stamping
70c
,
15c
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-26
12-15
12-15
12-
1
1-16
20c
Commercial
Solvents
Common weal tli
Corp.
Income
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
20c
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
12-
1",
12-29
12-
5
5c
Fund—
'
Distribution
from
capital
gains
|
1-
28c
Invest-
12-24
6
11-28
;
gkhis)
Commonwealth
'
Co.—
5%% preferred (quar.)-I.
Compo shoe Machinery Corp.
Extra
5%■
$1.37%
(quar.)
Confederation
Life
40c
1
Inc.,
12-
1
12-
1
12-19
$50e
12-15
12-
55c
27%c
22c
_
common.
referred
preferred
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)__
Connecticut Water Co.
(quar.):
:
.A
40c
2
12-15
Connecticut General Life Insurance—
Increased
Connohio,
1-
12-15
2%c
31V4C
,
Assn.
4
7%c
!_
preferred ,(quar.)
12-
-
-1
12-31:1 12- 6 A
for
1-
2
12-19
1-
1
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
_■
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
ioc
,
1-
ioc
_,I
(quar.i_:
(quar.)
4-
1
3-20
.
45c
12-22
40c
12-22
$1.25
1-
1
<
-
; ,;) .*•
t
(quar.)
61.75 /1-2-59 A
preference (s-a)
Dry, Goods Co. (Quar,)_2__"_K__j.' v
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y., com."
(quar.) *•
$5 - preferred
(quar.)___
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.
(quar.)_
.
?S1
75c
12-20
1-
2
-
$1.75
4-1-59
3-16
(quar.)—.
'
$1.75'
7-1-59
6-15
Drug Stores
70c
-
5%-%
preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated
.(quar.)
.Freightways
Gas
Mining &
Ltd. (s-a)
Canada,
Consolidated
*
Extra
Paper
;
;•
_
5%
(quar.)_____
12-
"'-400
12-lP A
12Vbc1--1
,.
..A-
121-
65%c
'62ViC /
12-26
.
Co.
Class
Acceptance
A
5 Vz ','c
Consumers
$4.50
12-15
12-5
Class
B
Continental
Common
Stock
Coutiertal
$2.50
1-
1
12-17
Connector,
International
1-15
12-
5
12-
5
1-2-59
12-
1-2-59
1-2-59
12-
25c
12-31
(quar.)"
5
5
Continental
Screw
Continental
Steel
2
2_~~~
^2"J
Co.
(quar.)
12-17
12-
B
V
I'A'A
Co.,
15c
1
5
1
M
;
45c
12-15
11-21
1-2-59
12-15
42'v2
12-
1
ioc
12-15
12-
5
45c
(quar.)
12-31
12-15
45c
12-
5
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
(N.
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
$1.1.3
(quar.)_
50c
;
45c
(quar.)
A
.*
>
12-, 2 v
12-17/.
12-17 A
-12-10s„
.-
1-16
5
12-25
cash
gains
or
*'
A
5c
le.
30c;
<
■
'*
11-10 il-10.._
12- 5
1-2
L- 2-*.
.12-26...
1
12-
2V2c
Oil
*
Common
12-19
12-
5
41,2%
12-15
12-
1
Dominion
12-15
12-
1
.
.
(increased
preferred
Glass
preferred
Stepl
(quar.)_^
Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
J
$30c
(quar.)
1-16
59-
5
$50c
$17V2c
1-15
'-1.15
*.>.
Ltd.
T
121.4
Metallurgical
Co.
Voting trust ctfs.
Faultless Rubber
Fawick
-50c
$50c
tlOc
40c
25c
-
Corp.
(quar.)
»■.
25c
.
•
—
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
A Increased
(Newark,
N.
12-10
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
12-24
Federal Pacific
12-16
Federal
12-26
4.60%
Paper
Electric
>.
(quar.)
■
,
12-15;
12^15 A
12-22
12-5
12- 5
1- 2
1-2
3- 2
■
12-22:'
12-22; v ,
2-19 " *
25c
12-15
L'
11- 6 ».
12-15
11-30
■
.
•
20c
*
--
17c_.
■
(quar.)
Board—
preferred
_
-j
-
quarterly
1-15 '
12-31
20c
5c
25c
»
—
Federal Life & Casualty (Battle Creek,
Mich.) ^(quar.)
1-15
-12-29
1- 2
1-2
1- 5
. 12-31
J.)—
/
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'
,
r'
12-16 •>-3-14 12-9:
12- 9 •"
$312-31$3
4-1-59
50c
12-29
10c
5c
-
—___—1—
Special
12-5
11-21
11-21
12-16
12-12
11-28
11-28;
12-19
12-19
50c
30c
30c
15c
(quar.)_________l___—
(extra*
:
1—
(quar.)__
Federal Bake Shops
r
-
*
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Corp.
12-19
12-15
12-15
,1-2
12-26
-3%
•* Extra--
A
v
!*
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-19.
"
Y.
,
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
12-19
'
A
•:
A
A* ,*
12-1'
-'*
$$1.12t/2
;
1-
~
-—
$2 pfd. (shs. of beneficial interest)
f+ Federal
2-30
$25c
-
1
.
12-19
*12-10
12-2
12-31
12- A
__
Farrel-Birmingham
12-12
12-15
(year-end)
Stock dividend
—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
"AN." Y-). (quar.)
:
:
: • Quarterly.
12-12
1-2-59
-
v
-
39c
25c
L^-rl
quar.)'
*
,
5°
,
a
.
Bearing
Fansteel
11-28
12-20
25c
&
12-31
'12-20
25c
1
A
.
v-
*y ,*;.
"'
*
12—
-
12-15.1.
; 1- 112-16
12"16V-
*
35c
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)„__——,—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.•
12-22
V
%1- 2
10c
$80c
.;
,
11-28
12-19 ^ ■
1- 2
1- 2
37.%c
■
______
:12-22
-
12-24 1
i
20c
(quar.)
Fields (monthly)
Dominion Foundries
5
*
(quar.)
preferred
*
5
1-
"
in
;
$4.50
1-
•
:
"
>
11-25
20c'
.I*15'•; A12"15
25c
Falconbridge, Nickel Mines,
(
Extra
3
12-15
12-15
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
11-28
12- 3
1
11-25
24c.'
Crucible
22Vs>c
«
,
~
'
$1
12-16
11-26.
;—4% ,_..< ;l-rl5 .....11.-26
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
2- 1
1-20
Fairmont Foods Co., common (quar.)——
35c
1- 2
12- I
'"* r 4%: preferred (quar.)__„
$1
*-.2
12-1
5 "
1-
.
Inc.—
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. iquar.)
7%
.
12-15
,^11-28
a"4!-28:" ''
*$26c.
(quar.)_A—30c
(quar.)___:
Stock".dividend
' Fairbanks Co., 6%
1
"-12-15
stock
(Joseph)
tquar.)_1.—:_A_.
4.16.%-0pfd. (quard f.
H.). Ltd.,
Company
Fafnir
9
$30c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
distribution
payable
Extra
20c
'
1
1.
Investment
capital
12-
1
12-
12-20
10c
;
12-31
12-15
.
Products,. Ltd.—;
Inc., 'common
-*
12-5
"12-
12-15;
45c
3%
(quar.)
Domlnguez
Monthly
12-
12-
1
12-15'
A 25c
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.
12-15
12-19
AA 1-
ioc
50c
(quar.)
Year-end
Corp.
12-
1-2-59
12-
12-9
A*
3%1
h.!
(quar.)
Quarterly from net investment income
$1.56
lr/c
A
————-A--..
Extra
A-"'" -"
12-4
>
D12--1 ■>■'
12-19*
$1.50
^
12-15
5
Inc,_
pfd, 1957 series
conv.
Exoion
.
12- "8
12-15
12-19"
25c
12-31
Industries—
A.
5^'preferred (quar.
Ex-Cell-O Corp. ; (quar.
*
>
1
$50c
Diversified
Dixon
A
12-22
.
$1.50
Extra
A
12-'
..•*"'
Growth Stock Fund,
OOc
"A Eversharp.
12-22A
1
512-15
50c
Corp.-Seagrams,-Ltd.
Diversified
1
7
HVsC
Inc.—
Stock dividend
Distillers
A
^12-^2 ^_A2-8
15c
1
—
(quar.)
Productions
"
■
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Disney (Walt.)
5
12-
1-
Equity Fund,
Eric Flooring & Wood
A1-20 A; V l- fl
-
10c
?
„
Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 pfd.- (s-a)
1__
Diketan Laboratories. Inc.-(stock div.)_^___^.*'
Diamond Alkali Co. (quar.)
Diversified
12-31
12-23
A
.
:
.
Extra
93;>ic
$4
(initial)
preferred
Co.
Corp.
Corp.
Raynolds
12-17
55c
S1.37V2
% v
VI' 50c
.,.1-15 J A12-J.9 ■
,
Esce'llsior Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—.>
/'A 121/2C***' 12^22^ V-12-' 8:)-Sxcejsior'JLitd* Insurance (Toronto), (s-a
Di
12- 5
$4*04
2
Motors
&
Class
12-17
17(tc
Insurance
A J25c
'
(quar.) 4
Bridge ^(quar.)
Devoe
$0.0075
Steel
Gin.
Co.
*
Class A
*
•25c"- «;12-31- ('
11-21
12-15
12-10
_*
(quar.)—_'.
preferred
Extra
EsU,broqk, (T.
(quar.)
11-24
1-
12-20
•
12-1
25c
'
12-15
12-15
,.62Vs:Ci '12-15 '12- 8
12-12
12-19
20c partic.
.
*
•
12-17
6
12-17
22
com.
*"
*
————
Equitable Ciedit Corp.—
12-10
.12-I5r
4Vfec
(quar.)
Detroit Stamping Co. (quar.)
Detroit Steel Corp., common (quar.)__.
Preferred (quar.)'
1-
1-
(initial)
Continental
(quar.)_,
Tunnel Corp.-(quar.)
(quar.)i_____
M'fg. Co._____i____
Harvestef
12-15
A
-
Industries
Canada
-Extra
1-
"
(quar.)
dividend
Continental
&
Detroit
1-
(quar.)__
class A
&
Chemical
Detroit
3 5c
2
preferred
Copper
Detrex
12-12
50c
1-2"
A"
12-
J20c
(quar.)
12- 2
A
,
32-10 '
'
12-31.
'
Tramway Corp.—
to $3.50 preferred
1-15
5
class
;
1-15
20c
convertible
Co.
12-31
.1 $1
1957)
year
Denver
+$1 371.J,
pontinental Commercial Corp.,
Continental
uul
11-28
J40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
'A
10c
12-20
12*10
Class,A fts-a)—
.
$20c
12-31
Grande. Western RR. (quar.)-62%cl, !12-l5'i
.12Eric Resihior;:Com;,*•3twntiifmfeV(r(£^dmed^.-5r^/''"^*..l'p,C3;V*72-16f
(From -available" net income for calendar
i'.AA^."tABtoclC; ditridcrfd-
*
(quar.)
'
...
,
Rio
&
12-17
$1 43
Baking Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Can, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
1
$1 i2i/2
Continental
2nd
Valley Financial,
«te
(quar.)
Continental
(year-end) <V
Fund
-
' $1.25 '"
30c
Extra
:
A12-231
,
$1.05
v
5 *
140c
(quar.)
60c
2
.__A,
24c
(quar.)
Conu'ieutal Assurance Co.
(Chicago)
$4.50
2-
(quar.)-
Diana Stores Corp.
preferred
12-23
75c
...
Economy Baler Co.
•
-
(quar.)____
Gasket
20c
preferred
55c
Extra
Denver
1-
12-15
Power Co.—
preferred
$3.75
preferred
preferred
Detroit
5C
$4.52
$5.50
5%
Co.
21
$4.16
.
4.20%
Delaware.RR. (s-a)
Edison
I
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
,
_.
Corp.—
Gas
and
,
Detroit
(quar.)__
•Qc preferred
Consumers
Howard -Stock
At
(year-end),.
income
________—75c
.
Detroit
(quar.)
.
Eaton
12- 3
12- 2
-.
10-28
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co
Consolidation Coal Co.
(quar.)
Consumers
2
12- 5
12-15
..
:1:40c
(quar.)
Rock -Products
investment
..1-2-
$25c
...
12-15'
•
Rendering
l'rom
-
$1.50
—.
l.
Ar Howard Balanced Fund
from capital gains)
12-17
12-6
"12- 5
■
12-15
_
Consolidated
1
1-7
1- 2
1-2
65c
25c
Ltd.—
—
12-31
(quar.)
Consolidated
Washing Machine Co.,
1st pref. A (quar.)_
(20c
*
1
$4.50"'" *1-15
<
-
12-15
12-15?.
preferred (quar,)_____
,
5
3714c
< ■
—
.
11-28
12-24
of~~~
______i
t
(quar.)_AA-A_;—• ;.,:7t2C
v 1-* 1
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)
50c
,12-15
12-1.1*. Eddj' Match Co.. Ltd. (quar.)437'/He ,',1Z-31V. 12-13 ;;; <
Cypress Abbey Co. (s-a.»
/
- 3c
' 12-15
11-28 .../—Eddy Paper Co.,_Ltd„- common ' tquarT--^-- ^
f37%o - : 12-15
11-15
r"
'T'A-'- ,tA
)A
A Class A •"(quaE.T__:
___■
•. :;\t23c
12-15
H-15 "
OaggafontHn Mines flrreg.)
;
-A ioc
12-31 A *12-26
A Edison-Bros. Stores
Xa a
Dalex Co., Ltd., 77o preferred (quar.)
$$1.75
12-31"
12-15
4(4.%
participating preferred (quar,)--—
$1.06'A*
1- 1
12-19
Dan River Mills, common
(quar.)
20c
12-31
"12-12
Edo Corp., class A (quar.)_
f
15c
12-26-t
12-12
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
1-1
12-12
Class B
(quar.)—
iyac,..: 12-26A
12-12
Dana Corp.. common (quar,)—
75c ,12-15 A 12- 5 1- El Paso Electric Co., common (quar.fAJAa-'iAA" A 25e
412-15A 1-1-25 i.„r.
33/4% preferred series A (quar.i
i___
933/ic "
1-15.
1- 5
A$4.12 preferred (quar.)__
—$L03.
1- 1 ,
11-25>
Darling (L. A. Co.-r(quflr/)A_J:_'
12tic'^ -12-20: r12-10'
"
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
4_——$4-—•_"i'.$lri2,/(r' 't
1-1 - '11-25
David & Frero. Ltd., class A (quar )_____„_7\
$75c A12-31
12-15 .;
$4.72 preferred (quar.).
A $1-13
1- 1
11-25 *"-,
Day Mines, Inc. (irregular)
:__
<A-'-"50pA. 12-19 A .11-28A;-$5.40 preferred (quar;)/__a____^__-A.,_.-A:.v. $L35 ;i 1-? 1 • * : 11-25
Dayton Malleable Iron,Co., 5% pfd,*(quar.)
•
$1.25 >■)'. 1- 1
,12- 2 f<*~
De
Laval Steam Turbine
1* 50q, i,12-29 A 12-12
do Vejjh Investing Co.
(year-end-from -net 1; n,::
A investment income) ___1.
lA1:, AAl3c12-19 A12- 34-A Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar. )*_s_A___l_ " .,
35c r <12-29^* -12--6
dc Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.-(from-net invest-:
C
A, 'A,...
^
Electro Refractories & • Abresives- (qukf:'V*:-.t A-< 15s ViKlz-29
,12-12ment income)
-150c ,1l^rl9 ;
12- 3
Electric Storage BatCefy (quar.)1-___*—«--J-A A .' 50c-12-31 -• 12-5
Debenture ^5 Securities Corp. of Canada—
ill
Electrical Products Cbnsolidated (quar-)A_-.:--*
:---36c:^-^ .l--.2r '.'-12-19:. A5%
preference (s-a)___^<.
:_-u:
$$2^0< " .1i> 12-12* -v <*' Extra
/AiTAii-AA ;« 50c ► / ..l- 2
12-19.-" t*
Decca Records
(quar.)____
-A
_.1
25c!* 12-29 J, 12-15^.._ Electrical Products Corp. (Calif.)., (quar.;»L4_
B
25cr;_ 12-24.,.. 12-12
v.
Decker Nut Manufacturing Co
-' v 5c ".VI->6 t 12-16
" Electrolux- Corp. (quar.)
V. 25c .>'12-15 4 12r, 1; A
Deere & Company
(increased)——-,
50c'' A-1-2
12- 1
Elizabetlitown Consolidated Gas (incr. quaiv) t
40crA 12-1511-26;' >
Year-end
a
/'A 37'yacA':,; 1-'2'iA12- 1
^Ektra
15c'. ;<12-15,. j 11-28 ,A
Delaware Fund (quarterly t)f 11c from net
iy1
v
"
'
EllKabethtowxx Water Go. (Consolidated)—-A" ; A
-* ■
A ."
1>investment income and a l tic distribution- .T
•* 1
■'■■■Quarterly .—_v.ii—'
•
.11—_A——a
-50c
.12-30
.12-12, .
from realized security profits plus a special
V ' A
.v; A Av,';
.r Elmlra
& WiHlamsport RR., pfd, (s-ar);^-—$1,621 FA. - 1J 2
*12-19 - .
year-end distribution of 35c from realized*;
1
A- -A ' ', "-I?-,-'£*•
Emerson ElectricManufacturirg4 com. ,(quaivK?-f4Pc^"-'i 12^1^,4; 12-12":-V,
security profits^ payable -in cash-or stock)^.;f 4X*/ic 112^15 A 11-28": A , A - Stock dividend :
■
y 12-31 '>.";12-12;;
Delaware & Hudson Co, (quar.)
'
A.' ''50s 7' 12-2.7.12-10 ^'-V7%-preferred (quar.)___—$1.75-, « -.1--2{12-12;.;
Delaxvare Power <fc '.Light Co.—
' :
A
'
A '
<
V A Einerson Radio & Phonograph, (stock divid.*);*
; • 3% : '.12-15 ,
11-14tt
4%
preferred
(quar. )_•—_:
.'1V'A$i
12-31*
lilrlOEmory Air-Freight (increased s-a >——_A_ A
SQc-'s 12-19
,.12- 5 «
3.70%
preferred (quar.)___
A 92(4c " 12-31
12-10 A
Stock dividend
!—-—*
2%
.12-30
12- 5.
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
/ : r $L07 ; 112-31 > 12-10__% 1 Empite*District Electric common (quar;.)__2
•
30e ,.12-15.,
12-.1:': .;
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)__.
;
$1.14
*» 12-3112-10
'. Emporium Capwell Co.* (quar.)______,_w-:—
• 30e
2r- 12-18
20c
Co.
_—______
- J 6%
"Easy
5%
12-"" Eaton
12-19
$l,12tb'
(quar.)_-_—
(quar.)
22xkc
(quar.)
Smelting
Corp., Ltd.
i". 12___
10c
25c
(quar.)
Utilities" CorD.
ponsolidated
$1.25
(quar.)
common
..
'
$1.75 9-29-59 A, 0-15
•~-i25eAA 12^1512-: 5
;__a_
(accumulative)
Common
-
-
Corp.,
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. (quar.)______
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar.)
Extra
12-18 A
(quar.)
(accumulative)
:
:_A
$4.50 ' A 2-16
2-2i',4A; (16c from •, investment income and 38c --A A, •; A,r'
Publishing $4 prior pfd. (quar.)a__^
;Ai ,75c
1- 1
- 11-28
•
- from
capitaj, gains
54c3£. 12-23 A
$1.60 prior preferred
(quar.)_____
A; A 15c
1- 1 A' 11-28
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.'(quarfAf-ArrA A
$30c
12-31.
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp., class A (quar.)___AA' ".
-iMJc A 12-26:
12-SlA'A Extra
11_1._1____._1_—A-—,
J40t; ■ :42-31
Delta
non-cumulative
Foods
,
Preferred
Delaware
Consolidated
Consolidated
—/
:
Curtis
12-10
12-10
Limited—
$2.50
.
v
-
Clothing
(quar.)
4%% preferred
Preferred
12-10
(quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.).
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Securities,
common
*
'A
«;
-
each
*
112* 5'.
< l'- 112-^5
1—1
12- 5
40c: J.-5-59 ■ 10-27v'.
3iy*c 1 yi^-isa H-28 -
51 *4«
-, v51%c
;52J/2C
_____
.
I
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Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
Extra
preferred (quar.):
r
preferred (quarR___
4.20%- preferred (quar.)
.Duro-Test Corp.,. common
,
—_—________
Water
4.10%
4.15%
,
.
menu income phis a 22c distribution from
capital
r
31c
from
(6c
—
preferred-
.
v
Commonwealth Investment
—
A
^
.
Curtic3 Candy,
1-
$2.10 preferred (quar.;,:52%c
<1- 1
3.75% preferred, (quar.)
46%c
1- 1
4%-preferred, (quar.)—
50cV- 1-
12-15
12-15
share
one
common
dividend
12-19
12c
(quar.)___
common
of
5%
(quar.)__^
Engine "Co: (quar. t_A1_A
Cummins
Colorado Fuel
Colorado
7%
12-
10c
5%
of
held_^
7%
7%
12c
(monthly)______
Monthly
dividend
Petroleum
shares
11-28
12-11
1-23
" *v
pre-
1-9,
1-9
12-5
12- 6
12- 5
12-5
.
12-20
5c
5%
'1-24-
-
.
5%
_____
1- 2
12-23
'67c
-iu*'•
(quar.)—_
$4.50 prefeiYed fquar.)—
—J.l-p—$1:12W'rj? 1-24
Duquesne Light, common (iwieased quar. i__55c
,1- 1
11-28
'
12-24
2
^
40c
-$3.50 preferred
.
12- 51
*
'
12-31
1-
"":AA
;
—
12-22
dividend)2 %'
(quar.)
Colorado Central Power Co.
five
plus
20c
50c
,
preferred (quar.)a—
—_____
leo shares
:V-12^:5iVA-Puval sulphur4Ar:-PotftSh;Cp. (quar.r_b_"_^__v.
12r31'12-10
'5% preferred convertible series (quar.)_jA A 31,/4c:,p>12-31:'.;.'12D.-.W. G. Cigaf'Corp.v(jquar.)_
—1——22-12-20
12- 5
Cresmont Oil Co. (quar.)__;_
4c
-12-30 1
12-19',': Dynamics Corp. of America—■%.,
Crosett Co., class A (quar.)--_' i5c ArigZ-Vt ? 1-15 ^31 convertible preference .'(e-a)—•
.<
50c
• 12-3112-15
Class B
(quar.)
16c (• 2- 1< • 1-15 A •.
AA^AA A"''A:;V':A1A'».;A,:'
Crouse-Hlnds Co.
(initial)..
A : 4 25c;/: 1-2
12-15 VEast Kootenay-Power, Ltd., 7% pfd. (accqm.),
t$l_75 ^12-16-'
11-29 v'
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)_^ •
-25c
A 1- 2
12- 8
East Pennsylvania R.R, Co., (s-a)—Aw-;
X ', $1.50 £ 1-20.
12-31 -;.
Year-end ; '';,A-,,;•
$L50 1Al-"2• , 12- 8
.East Tennessee. Natural GffS,.com.
;;,
lScv.^lfl- 12-15..•
Class A (quar.):
•_
'
25& r:4-'l
3-10-i -A. 5.20% preferred: <quarA-_—A32^eA.A,lr 112-16*
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ine., 82 pfd. (quar; )
;
50c A 12-15
11-17 AU- Eils^rn Air Lines (quar12-15A
Crown Zellerbach Corp. (quar.)__
---:45c
■
1- 2
-'12-10 •„
-Stock dividend X*
>1 2%.-. A12-I5 a 11-14 -A,
Crown Zellerbach (Canada) Ltd.— A'--J..-A
A .
- Eastera Gas & Fuel Associates, com. (quar.)%4A
40c
-,12-28 >. 12- S-.v-Class A
(quar.)J
:
-r-A $25c >A 1- 2
12-11
A!'4Vb% preferred (quar.)
$1.12tb-'1- 1
12--5
Crucible Steel Co. of America (increased)_A 'A
20c
: 12-31
'12-17^1' Eastern Racing Assn.,.common (quan)-___aA : 7%c A l- 1
12-15
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
82
12-30
12-15 A A
$1 preferred fquar.) _________
________ v.25c v 1-1
12-15
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—.
■''AAA;,A •■"•■'''
A -"A.'
Common
(quar.)—
.w___ ' '•---•7(20*'
4- 1 •
3-16
Common
(quar.)
A
40c
1-2-59 v 12-18
A $V preferred (quar.)___
25c
4-1
3-16
-
12-15
12-
"12-15
"liVscU'W. -1- 5■
50e
■
.
-
12-15
12-5
12-19 «
12-1
1-15...
1-2 *
1-2-59 •»
25c
50c
:
,
1-26
2-2
.
30c A;
Draper Corp. -(quar.
Dravo Corp.,-$2- preferred (quar.)-.>-__d_-r___
Dresser Industries. <quar.)™ia1a^__
Drilling As Exploration* (s-a> "i.
dividendt-vv,._
(stock
Crescent Petroleum
Crescent
7%c
(quar.)
Corp.
._
Stores,
1-
12-
!
-12-19
Al2-15
40c
Corp.
stock
year-end
of
11-28
$14.70
Stock dividend
Color-Craft
12-19
12-18
(quar.)
Stone
&
2
12-15
(quar.)
Finance
Colonial
1-
12-15
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
Collins ll.vUo Co.
12-19
$1
(year-cnd)__
common
2
$1
_
_
Colgate-Palmolive
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
12-12'
30c
Year-end
Engineering Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
y'.'
*
75c
$1.75
$1
Coleman
12-26
11-28'
■s»V
(quar.)
A____~__
Y.)
2
(year-end)
com.
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
12 2b
40c
__
duett Pea body & Co., Inc.,
7 % preferred (quar.)
1-
$3b
L
Mills
Clifton
Coca-Cola
12- 3
Illuminating—
preferred
(quar.)
Quarries Co
.4%: preferred
12-15
12-15
Dow Chemical Co.--(qitar.r_dn-^:-_aa——
12-10
.
12-31v 12-17
20c
93'!«c
1-___
'
Petroleum
of
l5c
7
ferred for each 160 shares held
12-10
$'1.12%
(quar.)
Electric
Jlev'iand
Colonial
'One share
f'g $1.37Va
(quar.
(quar.)
Cleveland
3%%
1
60c
Cleveland
-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i_^_____
Extra ___!
Crescent
'A
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Iron Co., common
preferred
$4.50
12-15
12-31
Extra
i
2
5
2%
Cleveland'-Cliffs
$4.50
1212-
2V*eA>
;
125c .A 12-29.
(quar.i
common
Wheat
12-22
12-15
60c
dividend)—v
5 Va %
Co.,
of
$4
v
preferred
Company,
3:)ipreferred
Cream
_
(stock
common
convertible
6^
30c
Co._
5^ preferrW(quar.)___l__rd_1__:11n_:ad— A^$1.25S
87)sC, .Al-*.2 v^>12-12~
.
rnA
Inc.
Crane
Pacific—
Texas
&
:_
Transit
12-17
12-17
tl2Vbc - " 2-2
•-1- 2 "
J25c
1- 2
12- I
25cAr l2-15 x 11-28
12-31
12-31
$40c
£20c
—
12-12
Semi-annually
12-',5A"r
,
.
\
Payable o) Rec.
Share
.
v
12-15
12-19
25c
...
2()c
.
Holders
When
Per
.
12-15-; -:
Du-Art Film-Laboratories--"
»r'i\W-.
60c partieipating pid.
(quar.)—Al5c r;
1.-1-13
1^5"; *
,__i
' 1 lSc "'1~ 2.,
12-22 - ' Duffy-Molt '-Co. -Inc. • (initial
20c • a 1--2
12-15
Cosdeu Petroleum Corp.
(quar.).;
% ■
- 25c?'If 1-,6if 12-1^- Abuke Po\ver/-comt-.(increased quar;>_i_i.lv-di..,'
35c
'12-18 ^12- 4
Corroon & Reynolds
Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)_/ .■ %'(2£c.:%,1- 2 1 12-22 ;1 Year-end--l_"_l-_i-__
20d?
12-18 --12- 4
Cowles Chemical Co. (quar.)
.>•:A- 15c i'12-23 - 12- 8 *
7% preferred (qtifer.K
$1.75 'C 1- 2 * 12-15
Craddock-Terrv Shoe, 5% pfd. <s-a)
■.&$;
i2.50y 1^1-59 -V 42-1F A
Dunham-Bush; Inc., common (quar.)_u.lilu.a_
A 10c v 12-15 • il-28
Grain
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
__1 V'A?25c "A 12-31 "a 12- 5 A*.'
5% preferred (quar.;
$1.25
12-15
11-28
Crampton Manufacturing Co.-—
du Pont (E. l~hde Neihours & Co.—
12-15
1-
43Mt> preferred (quar.)
;
Cincinnati Merchandise Warehouses
Cincinnati
1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.
securities, 7% preferred
Cincinnati
&
12-
(quar.)
Financial
T.
12-1c
12-15
preferred 1945 series (quar.)-,
preferred 1947 series (quar.)_
(quar.)
i_
___:
Corroon <te Reynolds Corp. (quar.)_
j..
V.'z'/c
11-28
12-19
We
Coro,
11-28
12-15
25c
„.
12-15
50c
____
_
12-15
$2.50
-a.—.
(quar.)
Chile
C.
11-28
$1
—.a
tiref.
12-26
12-12
$1.75
Chicago lowei Co., common
Extra
12-15
12-31
common
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
Name of Company
12r3L:' 12-16
$1.3ly<r ;. 1-15 .1 I2rl6'
-i'lA
12^27'> 12-12
.
t 50e
12-27
12-12 -A
v87'/ic
,1-2
12-12'-".v,
Extra
11-28
40c
40c
(quar.)
Pacific RR.
&
\.AA$3^?7l2-15
*
_^___
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)
Corning Glass Works,
7;,
A
(accum.)
(annual>__•
series A pfd.
$5.25
4
12-18
1-15
Chicago Rivet & Machine
1_.
;
6
12-18
37','aC
__
Chicago. Rock
£
.
2% x'12-1511-28
" Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd. (s-a)—
15c
12-31
12-10
Extra
IQfo t; .i12-31
12-10
Dominion Tat* & Chemical Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$12
12-26
12- 5
$1 pref. (quar.t
$3 <,12-15
12- Fv
Dover Corp., common-(quar.)
r v
(increased)
Rubber
&
dividend
Stock
dividend.)
.
Holders
Share i Payable oj Kec.
(stock
Co.
Cooper, Tire
9
—
—
.—1—.—
-
Coffee
Cook
Coplay Cement Mfg., 6','o preferred
Corduroy Rubber, common
1-
2 \'2 %
■—
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacnic RR
Common (quar.>
J
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicagi .. ncumatic Tool (quar.)
$7 conv.
Name of Company
5
12-
When
Per
oj Hec.
Western Ry.—
Chicago Great
Extra
Payable
$2
$2
Chicago
Stock
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2466)
14
■
12-15
12- 1
12-15
11-28
,
2834c.
v
'
Volume
Number 5803
188
.
When
Per
Name of Company-
Federal
Screw
^
Works
current:
net
pfd.
S3
General
4
/:
12-18
lc
;Jt2-18
^2-15-
25c
Ferro.-Corp.
:
Flfcreb'oaftf "Faper ProductsCorp.—"
'
v
Commdn (quar.X~ —;
12- 2
12-; 2
:
"
$1
—2—12—:——_:
dividend
£■4%.;' preferred
iquar.)
;
r "1-15
$1
12-31
12-15
12-1
50c %
(quar.)
;
30c
____
12-19
7%C
40c
12-35
40c
_____
12*T5
:"V
Class B- (-quar.)
'■5
Financial General. Corp.,
..i/;
12- 5'
-12-
(increased)—
GenevaCorp.
First
National
Bank
First
National
City-Bank ,(N
First
National
Stores-A
Bros.
Cityi
^ '1Y-31
Ctti2v Si '
quar.)
iquar,)
—
,20c?*'
_
__
$1.25
preferred .i(quar.)_____
Fisher Governor Co. (increased)
—_—.—
Co., ,$5
Fittings,.Ltd., eiass A~4 s-a)Flagg-Dtica
Corp. x(quar.)__—
$4 preferred- (quar.)
4% %
preferred - (quar.)
?
Florida
.
Telephone
t
$4.20
Food
common
(quar.)—
Markets
Foote
Bros.
Gear
Common m
6aA%
81
Co.
12-19
12-19
1
11-28
-1-
19-
2
Forbes & Wallace Inc.",
A
Class
B
"
11-28
Georgia
<
30c$.
Vic "
(quar.)
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper
Glass,
(quar.)
12-31
Art
Stock
12-19
Co.
12-11
7%
12-12
Helene
12-16
11-25
12-16
dividend
12-
3
b
Gladding McBean & Co.
12-
M
Glens
Falls Insurance Co.
Glens
Falls
12-24
11-14
Glitsch,
1-2-59
12-15
Goebel
12-15
12-
60c
1
12-
1
Co.
(F.
•
1
12-15
1
12-15
25c
50c
'5
68%c.
convertible
12-19 -12-10
4:12 Vac '
.1-16
"v
Fwmdqtion;'Co.: (N." -Y.) (stock dividend)—!
Franco Wyoming Oil? (annual)__—.—
Franklin Custodian Funds—
8c
1
Preferred stock series—
,
Friendly Fiaanee, Inc.;
B
Fuller
Holly
1
2
12-10
Home
1
12-15
12-
12-31
12- 5
124-15
II-14
Honokaa
$$1
12-22
12- 3
Honolulu
12-22 ■:
12-
1
1-31
$12 %c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
4quar.)__^._———!
V
the Loom, Jhc;,: common
((George :A.) Compcny (quar.)
30c
•*.
—
12-17 -
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
12- 3
12- 3
Grace.(W.
Stock
Fundamental
Investor^ Inc.' (quarterly from
'Bet",investment-.income)——
Employees Life Insur. Co.
Government
12-17
*
12-24
10c
12-
—
1
,
R.)
Co.—'-
&
div. '(Subject
airproval
to
Horner
1
Hotel
12-
3
12-22
12-29
1212-
5
9
2-20
2-
3
12-15
12-
5
Grafton
preferred
Gate
2
2-
•6 xh %
preferred
50c
12-31
12.A-
General
•(Includes
Dee. quar.
$4.50
General
(quar.)_^._
6%
preferred
com. •
payment
and
1
12 15
Great, Lakes
12-1
Great
Power Co.,
1.
12-1
1-
1
12-
of
Oil
American
American
Texas
—
^
.
1
25e ?." '12-t5—-12- T
"
$18.75'>MZ20 '
J
" $l'.12V2WM-*2
10c
(quar.):
Transportation
1-
.
•
-12-30
Great
Lakes
5%. .1st, preference
Great Northern
Iron
""1- '2
[d%
Corp.—
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)
Corp.
(year-end*
for
Cash
Greening
Finance
12-31 .rf
Box
12-31v
20c
__1
—
Co.
•
General
5r.'o
12-31
<12-19
2c
——:—'
(quar.)__
Builders
Corp.—
*:
preferred
convertible
General Cable Gorp., common
1-
5
2
-
Inc—1_,
General
Cohtrols,
5
12-
5
General Crude Oil
General
Electric
General Finance
General
(quar.) '.l
Co..
Corp.
Fireproofing
(increased)—-"——
,v
•
15C
Gulf
,
11-24
11-14
,
1-
$1.25
of
$1.25
—
Huron
$1.75
Hugoton
25c
Gulf
com.
(quar.)
.-
$3.00
preferred
$4.75
preferred l4)Uar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
2
-1-5
2-
2
1-
5
f 10c
"•> 1-15
^12-12
'.S
4Cc
12-15
11-26
75c
:
(quar.)
12-15
12-12
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-15
•4%
1-
5%
•
12-15
12-31
11-13
I-T-E'-
$1.25
12-31
11-13
Idarado
$18%c
12-31
12-
3
Ideal
12-20
11-28
Illinois
Bell
12-20
11-28
Illinois
12-20
12-10
80c
1-15
12-15
Illinois
1-15
12-15
Illinois
$1
12-20
11-29
9
2-
2
1-
$1.25
6-
8
5-18
12-15
11-23
12-15
*l-2»
$1.25
3-16-59
2-24
$1.16
1-1-59
12-15
.
12-15
11-26
$1.18%
3-15
25c
12-30
25c
12-30
-
•Class
5%
Hamilton
Manufacturing
Hamilton
Watch
9
4%*
conv.
Co.,
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
31 Vic
12-31
12-22
12-31
>12-12
.12-31
,12-12
2
12-12
30c
1-15
12-31
93%c
1-15
25c
37o.
...
56Y4C
$1
.
..
$1.10
20c
.
62%c
31%c
$1.31%
15c
1-
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-12
12-10
12-22
12-16
12-
5
12-22
12-
8
12-22
12-
8
1-
1
1-15
1-15
12-10
11-14
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
1H28
12-15
11-28
12-31
12-12
2
12-15
$40c
2%
1-
8
12-29
12-
12-30
12-15
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
Fund—
Foundation
Investors (out
accumulated
earnings)
2
12-15
45c
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
Stock
1-
35c
12-22
12-
60c
12-19
12-
1-
2
8
3
12-12
5
4
12-12
12-31
12-10
$50c
$30c
35c
of current and
5c
1-15
2-
2
2-
2
1-16
1-16
12-15
11-
5
12-15
11-
1
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
1
12-15
1-
12-27
1-
2
12-
5
12-12
12-31
11-28
12-20
11-28
12-15
11-21
12-19
11-28
Indiana Gus & Water Co.—•
2%
dividend
Electric Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
& Michigan
preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
*.
4.60%
2-
2
12-
12-29
$12 %c
7c
:
Interim
Income
1-
12-15
50c
$2
35c
20C
50c
12c
57%c
25c
$12%c
Incorporated
20c
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
2
12-3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4 Va %
9
12-
B
4.12%
Cotton,
(quarJ
(extra!
I.ifo Assurance (Canada;
(qua?:.)Imperial
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
—
Imperial Tobacco Co. (Canada), Ltd.— .
Indiana
Hamilton
(quar.)_
Imperial
11-20
Haloid Xerox, Inc.
(quar.)_
RR.
Co.
Imperial Investment Corp.,
Class
A
(quar.)
11-20
.J.
pfd.
. n_.._. ,,,..„„Trr- r^nnrr.«
Central
11-20
2-27
12-
Telephone "Co.
Co. (quar.)
Lock
12-15
(quar.)
2
1-
112Y?C
4.60%
Extra
12-15
Cementing Co.
2
5
$1
$1.25
Brick
37 %c
12-15
Well
12-
12-10
12-
12-
50c
Mining——
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
Printing Co. (quar.)
12-26
12-30
12-19
3%
dividend
Circuit Breaker,
$1.11
Oil
5
12-,5
12-
$.125
•
50c
Cement
$1.10
F.)
12-
11-13
$1.06'A
11-28
62V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
series B preferred (quar.)
2
5
12-15
60c
series A
(quar.)
(W.
1-
25c
Refrigerator
Stock
<quar.)_
Hall
.;—___—...
Year-end
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-26
$1.18%
——
5% pfd. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp., common
preferred
$4.44
$5
,
5
12-15
$12%c
15c
10c
60c
OO*3
Huttig Sash & Door,
$4.20
12-10
2-
$1.06%
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)....
<quar.)__
Corp., 5% pi-eferred A
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
$1.05
Halliburton
(quar.)_
Railway Signal Co.
-
1-
•
:—
12-31
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Utilities,
States
2
.
Extra
12-31
$1.25
preferred
Ltd.—
Canada,
Ordinary and class A (s-a)—.—
$4.75
41-26
Hupp
12-15
50c
(year-end)
$4.50 prior
12-15
12-15
93 %c
General Precision Equipment—
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
General
12-30
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
Production (quar.)
6.40(«
$4.40
preferred dquar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
7c
12-16
1-
RR.,
Ohio
(quar.).
=
preferred (quar.)____
Gulf States Land & Industries—
$5
Corp.
$3.75
$5
General Petroleums
&
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
""
12 '/2C
1-1
12 Vac
pfd. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)-
1
.12-
(Boston)—•
Manifold
Motors
Mobile
Common
12-19
12-15_
:
$$1.10
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., $5
12-. 9
12-15
20c
Quarterly
General
preferred
convertible
,60c
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
12-15
L-26..
11-21
Guardian Consumers Finance Corp.—
12-31
12-17
30c
.
from .Income
—
1"
& Printing (quar.)
General Mills Inc., 5(o preferred (quar.)—£_
•
General
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Trust
Guaranty
12:-31.". ,12-15
-12t23
13-15
5%
2
"
Co._J__
Investors Trust
a
50c
(quar.)
•€teneral lnatrnment Corp.-—_•—i_;—
General
?25c
———:
common
12-31
;;12-31
"37 Vac';
\ preferred (quar.;)——— '
^
12-13
15c
(quar.)_
common
dividend
5
12-
Stock
Grumman Aircraft
12-19
12-
20C
(quar.)
Contract Corp.
Deneral
*XW7o
2
1-2
_
50c
—
•
-12-45 V
25c
—
1-
-
1
12-12
5
2-
1-15
12-
12-31
1-
UOc
$40c
12-15
2
2
12-15
1
30c
2-
11-28
Inc.-.—
Felt
80c
12-19
$1
(quar.)——
—
(quar.)——
of Canada, Ltd. fquar.)—
(quar.)
:—
Lines
Grinnell Corp.
12-22
1-
25c
Co.,
,5 ':'o preferred
Greyhouna
1
1
12-15
5
12-15
■»——
25c
,4!4% preferred
11-28
.
50c
preferred (quar.)_
General Candy Corp..
Cigar
"
31 %Uc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
•4 <7o
General
:
s.
12-
12-
1-
Co.,'Ltd.—
- -•
$1.50 class A preferred (s-a)
$75c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
$75c
Huglies-Owens Ltd., class A (quar.)^——$20c
12-
$5c
(quar.)
(B.) Wire Co., Ltd.
Greyhound Corp., common <quar.)__
12-31
each -share Lteld)_
payment
General
Contract
12-31
1
12-29
12-23
—
common
Extra
Hubbard
12-17
30c
(quar.)
_7%, preferred (quar.)—
Green Mountain Power Corp. (quar.)—
General
12-30
45c
:
Great Western Sugar, common
12- 5
of
1-16
10c
llr28
sliare
12-21
(Harvey),
Hussman
12-20
(One
1
1-
-•
a
preferred "(quar.
Corp.,
Industries,
75c
-12-18
-
1-15
Howard
15c
$2
.
5c
12-
12-
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——_————
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
—
Houston Natural Gas Corp., common (quar,)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred ($25 par)
—
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Hoving Corp. (quar.)
—.—
—
12-19
12-12
12-29
15c
Class B
95c
.
11-24
12-22
12-31
12-15
(quar.)—__—
Finance
1
25c
40c
3%%
$2
1
Increaeed
8
12-16
$31 %C
General. Baking Co., $8 pfd.
(quar.)
General Bancshares (Mock-split)—
J
12-
12-17
II-28
____________
preferred
Household
Ore Properties—
Great Western Producers Inc.—
Comjnon
1
$40c
'Ctfs; of ben. .interest (year-end)—
Great Northern Paper (quar.)—
12-16
1-
11-24
Ltd.—
Great, ;Northern Ry. (quar.)
Great'Wegt Life Assurance Co.
dividend
Stock
Hubbell
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
Great Western"Financial
12-17
40c
12-20
Y.)—•
r—__—
1-
>
clears
investors Co.— "/-;'
(quar.)_J__—111—_
preferred
General
—:
;
1-1
35c
..
93 %c
-a.-—.—
American
$1.38
American ;Thdustri«B,
General American
Quarterly
9
$1.25
(quar.)_
—
Corp..
Acceptance
Great: American
50c
—
Co. <(quar.)__
Insurance Co.
(N.
Steel
Realty Corp., cl. A
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
32J/2C
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
5Vzrff preferred (quar.)
W7o
General
City
Corp.
(quar.)_-_
preferred
Granite
12-15
-
( W. T.,j
3%%
.
-42-31
—
A
Power Co.,
Grant
10c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)__
Rapids Varnish
Grand
$1 T V"2--- 2 ^
1-16
,12-31 ;..12-15
City Steel Inc.- (Omaha)
Gatineau
5
6
40c'
28V«C
<quar.)
Corp.
;;
.
(quar.)„
(quar.)
preferred
Garrett
50c ^ 3-
(quar.)_—:r|—
Garfinckel (Julius) & Co., common
12-15 V.12-
15c
Gabriel Company
—1—'
Gardnei'-Denver Co., -common iquax.)_—____
^
12-31
12-10
Houdaille
12- 3
12-10
1
Corj). of America, 5%-pfd.-(acdum.)Industries, Inc., common (quar.)_
11-14
12-15
12-17
12-26
12-16
Hot Shoppes Inc., common
Class B
l
—
50c
12-10
12-
12-15
(quar.)—.——
4»/2 % preferred (quar.)__
(year-end).—
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)
1
12-19
12-10
12-15
15c
30c
37V2c
Inc.
1
2 %
11-25
12-19
40c
$12y2c
19c
4%
u
12-15
50c
^ -•
12-
stock-
of
:
8
11-25
25c
15c
Company,
Horder's
/
"
holders Jan. 27, 1959) _-.
& Co., class A (quar.)
12-
12-15
—~40c
—-——
12-
20c
5
12-23
60c
preferred
Hoover
1
$2.25
(s-a)
•
12-
50c
(quar.)_^
12-15
25c
*^2-17
30c
Iron
25c
-
(quar.)
Pumps, 5preferred
12-15
Co.—__———.—
20c
12-15
Workst
—20c > ,• 12-15
12-15
3%
—i
Inc.
1- 9
Sugar
50c
-—
Stock .dividend
Gould-Natibnal Batteries,
12- 1
11-26
50d"
.
Inc.
I-27
5c
—
25c
.(quar.)——-
of Gloucester,
Goulds
12-15
■:f 12-15
5c
$12 %c
(quar.)_
Mfg.-Co.
Gorton's
3
i-
B
Corham
:k 15c J_;-512-15 712- 1
15c
•.12-15
"12- 1
ioc:
(extra)___
Class
12-31
11-26
12-15" T2- 1
15C *"
——
"
1-26
3
$4.25
$50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
'
1
(s-a)_
Hooker Chemical Corp.
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preference (quar.)
.12-23
2
2-
Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Va
Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N,; Y.)
60c
12-
Gordon MacKay Stores,
12-19
1-
—
»55c
12-15
12-
1
- -
|6c
Co"" _I
Gil
Quarterly
——
Oil, Ltd., class A
1-
12-31
1
12-
56V4c
—-
Home
45c
12-
12-15
Ltd.-—
Mines,
12-12
Home
2
:
12-15
$$1.50
a——
$$2
•
....
12-12
(quar.)--
Gold
12- 2
1-
12-15
(quar.)
J
(quar.)—__—•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Ltd. (quar.)_,
ft
12-12
2
50c
75c
2
2Va%
^.____
(B. F.)
12-12
2
1-
-
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
dividend
Stock
2
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Consolid ited
Qviarterly _L4
~-i
Homestake Mining Co.
Yestr-end
_L J.
■•
1-
10c
1%
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Home Fire &
Marine Insurance
(Calif.)—
12-16
(quar.)_—
common
-
fi^-prefewod (quar.—___a_s;2_—_
of
8
12-
1-26
Frigikar. Corp. (quar.^-li-rl—
Frontier Refining Co;, -common (quar.).—.—
Fnrit
12-
12-24
J30c
"'Class
2
1-
2
*
12-12
A
tquar.)^
Quarterly
1-
—
5
1
—-
Bartlett
&
Furnace
Hollinger
12 Vac
L
c
(resumed)
12-
1-
(quarJ—
Inc.
Electronics
Hoffman
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)^__i
Bro>i. :
Robins,
Holland
12-15
12-15
2'2%.
dividend)—
(stock
Inc.
Goldblatt
Telegraph
class
2%— 12-19
••
1
12-26
1
7c
Fraser Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Friden,
12-
50c
(reduced)-
Sugar Co.
7
12-15
430c
Utilities series
Francisco
Stock
Goodrich
5
12-
12-15
I-
i
15c
dividend)
(stock
B
25c
12-
43%c
conv.
i
_i
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
12-26
-
- 12..U-.......
12-10
12-12
2
12A
25C
preferred (quar.)
Corporation—
Golden Cycle Corp.
1-15^ T2-15
12-17
$1.10
-
1-
12-15
50c
class
and
A
Gold Vte
,T- T ^ 12-19
r.: 25c?;
Vgf/i series A preferred (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer
Gold Seal Products
-
Fostoria Pressed Steel.Corp. (quar.)
Foundation Co. ot Canada, Ltd. (quar.)____
Hewitt
9
Brewing Co.—
Class
11-20
12-15
12-19
9
5c
___■—
5
12-19
10c
Hershey Creamery Co.
1-
20c
(quar.)_:
12-
1
12-
1-23
-
1
12-15
,
(quar.)
dividend
2
12-19
-
12-
12-19
2-
25c
5
1
12-15
9114c
40c
preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)
Industries,
12-23
1
25c
12-
12-15
1-
"■
25c
.
(quar.)__
•
1
1-7
'
5%
——_
Y.)
(N.
12-15
12-20
$2.75
35c
(quar.)
Sons
&
1
1-
(quar.)
W.)
12-
1-
——
Glide!en
12-24
$1.23
—
5
12,/2c
Products, Ltd.—
6%
preference
(quar.)—______
Heppenstall Co., 4VzVe preferred (quar.)____
HeTcuIes Gallon Products, Inc.—
: •
Common
(quar.)
—
Hercules Powder
(year-end)
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Cement
Portland
12-
1
______
12-
12-24
1-
(increased)-
1-
1-15
5
1-
Hendershot Paper
12-22
-
1-
12-
.(quar.)——
W.),
•_—i—
Curtis
Stock
11-25
1
1-5
•
3.65%
Co.,
preferred
1
1-
1-
1-15
1-15
Publications, inc.—
(George
Extra
12-15
2
•
12-15
12-15,
2
1-
—
12-18
25c
1-
$1.15
;
(quar.)
'• 12-29
1- 2
12-31
?
5
1-15
? 1-15
12-15
2V£%
_________—.——
Corn,
J.)
(H.
25c
(quar.)
Gilbert. (A, C.J Co. (year-end)
Gisholt Machine Co. (quar.>
10-17
25c
-
12-18
12c
Fire Insurance Co.
Giant" Portland Cement Co.
10%VV'l2-26*v *12-16
•:;25n:,,;). 12-27
——1
2
1-
(quar.)_
(quar.)_;_____
preferred
Germantown
11-14
iquar.)
J
dividend.
J
dividend—
stock
40c
'
Stock
1- 2
7%c
(quar.)___
preferred
$4.60
12-
12-15
(quar.)
common
25c
3
11-17
43%c
7% class A (accumulative).—i—
Hecla Mining Co_ (quar.)___——
Heileman (G.) Brewing Co. (quar.)__—
V
(quar,)J—
12-
12-15
,
Hearst Consolidated
12-
2
2%
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-2
1
$1.25 1
12-29
t$1.25
:
1
1-
—__
Bxtra
-
Foremost Dairies Inc.
Foster-Forbes
Power Co.,
$4.92. preferred
.
f$1.25
(quar.)
1,
1
12-
12-31
25c
12-
12- 2
/66c
12-17
12-
1-21
.
1
of Boston
George Putnam Fund
Ford Mo tor. Co. of Canada, Ltd,—
Class
2
44c
12-12
75c
class" A (quar.)___
12-15
12-
1
12-12
10c
___.
preferred B (quar.)
25c
preferred C (quar.)
—:
_
?
21V4c
preferred D (quar.),
25c
5% preferred E (quar.)
—25c
5y2% preferred F (quar.)_—_______
27y2C
Havp.ltine Corp.
(quar.)
—:
35c
1-
59%c
common
1%
5
.
1-
;i
20c
:
"_
1
1-
12-31
50c
$1.06%
2%
_________________
$1.12%
(quar.)____
5%, pfeferred: (quar.)
\
:i- 2
12-18
■;
•Stock
.
/
1
,
4V4 %
17 Vac
Corp.,
dividend •<
•
5%
-
(quar.)__
Gebrgia-Pacific
.,
5%
Genung's, Inc.'(quar.)
12-10
$0.2156 %% 1-1-59"
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
He'Ime
25c
:
1-1
$10c
—
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
12-15
12-12
Gibson
(quar.)
12-17
35c
36 %c
4'.4%. preferred (quar.)
.
.
year-end)
Foote Mineral-Co.
Stbek
..
25c
^
(increased year-end)
,
(quar.)—.___?—
_____
',v
Ilaverty Furniture (stock dividend)—-—__
Hein-Wemer
$5
(quar.)—__
Industries
Haverhill Gas Co.
Heinz
Machine—
<fc
preferred
Foote-Burt
1'
preferred
convertible
Haveg
12-15
12-12
"12-15
$1.05
2%
12-15
•
12-12
25c
(initial)-
common
3%%
v
5%
dividend)
•
1
12-12
22%c'?~ 12-1'9"'
——.—:
(stock
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
New
.v
_____
1-15
1
12-31
12-19
$1.18%
15cr
A (quar.)„
(stock div.)__
(quar.)___
$25c
1-
12-31
1
12-17
1-
12-31
1-
12-5
1-15
%c
______
—:—-—
common—»—
$1.25
18c
12-15
Hats
12-31
——
A
5c
12-15
?
-
class
12-
1
$1.12 Va
Brewing Co.;
12- 5
12-15
1-
$1.37%
Genesee
12-15
$2
.....
-
(accumulative)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
prior- preferred
4Vz'/o. preference (quar.)__.
5
50c
$4
5%%: preference (quar.)—:
11-28
Insur¬
&
12-15
11-20
12-
12-12
12-15
53c
—
pi*ef.
12-12
50c
—
12-29
12-29
2
A—
5
12-
2
Ltd.,
6
12-12
2
1-
Class-
])referied"(quar.)
1-
12-19
1■
12-10
12-19
Co.—^
•
1-
1-20
50c
_________
——
Tobacco
12- 1
$1.50
50c
3.7Vac
(extra
•11-20
12-20
com.
Hartman
Inspection
Boiler
Steam
Co.
12-15
41 c
class
Corp.,
preferred
Giant
Food
preferred "(quar.)
•
Genuine Parts
Incr/
Flying Tiger Line,
Food Fair Stores,
Hartford
12-15
12-15
12-20
18c
—
(quar.)—
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
8% prefen<ed (quar.)
—
12-5
12-15
:-
55c
General Time Corp. (quar.)_General Tire &-Rubber Co.,-$5
__
Harsco
1- 2
12-15
12-15
35c
31
_:
:.llr20
8c
quar.)
1-23
12- 4
12- 4
20c
;
■——
preferred (quar.)_—i.——^
Corp. (quar.)—
6%
12- 4
12-15
12-15
1- 2
25c
—___—__
53 Vac
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Inc.
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Hastings
(quar;)
.
preferi'ed
12rl5
.12-
t
2
1-
33 %c
com.-
4.75%
',$1
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp. .(quar.)—
Florida
preferred
Corp.;
15.28%
-i.
(increased
4.25 Yo
v
4.40%
Florida Public Utilities-—
Common
Telephone
5
$1.12'/a
Fund
Growth
1
...
1- -1
60c
—
preferred
"113-12
Florida Power Corp., new com., (initial)
Florida Power & Light Co., com. (increased)
2-15
Hansen-
ance
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
$4.50
60c
_'_
33C
Shoe,
Mfg.
1-23-
62 %c
(quar.)___!__—^
3
(quar.)
2-15
37 VaC
1-1
.
1-23
59 %c
-
$30e.
___
—
12-
12rl5
12-10
(quar.)
Y.)
11-25
12-10
12-10.
12- 4
$1
50c
—
(N.
Bank
12-15
.
50c
J
Hatrls-IntertjT)& Corp;
A' (quar.)
preferred
•
Gbnefai
T2-15_-_12-t 1
y
1
>
-
(quar.)
62%c
—
Company, •common
5
12-19
_
1-
2-15
32 VaC
:
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.80'i
General
1
12-
12-30-
50c
■
preferred
General
1- -5
12-
8
1:
l__
:
$1
(quar.4
(quar.)—LzL
Hanover
12-
preferred iquar.)-_£•___
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)si
12-22
2
-;.y_l-:-2
25c...
10c
Flintkote.
1-
50c "
A,)
—
B
Hanover
2
$1.40
-
Class
1-
25c
'j_.
Telephone .Co? of Ohio—
(quar.)_;_
$1.26
12-12
75c
(quaiY)__
General
.;
4J.-28
13-22
75c
iquar.)__
Y.)
'
Firstamerica- Corp.
Fisher
(Jersey
20c'---
__
5
1-'2-.:.
common
preferred
(M.
Hanna
5
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred
1-..2 ;-j*
7 %"c«%
(quar.)___
$2.25 preferred series-A. (qtfar.}_r_—:
—56V4e^'j2- 1
Financial -'Industrial: Fund, Inc. ———1—- V
$0.26
- 1-2-J5
First
6fS-
1-
25c
;;
,,s$1.35 preferred (quar.)____
General Telephone Nebraska—
.
I
12-18
1-31
$1.06^4
$1.12 V2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co., class A
Extra
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$2.40
12-8
11-28
(quar.;__
12-31
5oc
preferred
40c
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4y2 %
preferred
General
8
12-17
Finance Cok 'Of America at Baltimore—
A
12-
12-19
20c
;
—
"Class
9
i-30 "r"12-29
2%
-
_
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
Fiduciary Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)_
ISpecial
'Jz
1
Fifteen Oil Co. (quar.)_.^
12-
4%%
1-16
Extra
(quar.)_
"$1.30 preferred (quar,)
^
$1.32 preferred (quar.)___i.
> General Telephone: Co;'Of Illinois—
$2:37Va preferred (quar.)_"""
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar
"11-28
12-23
1-16
1-31
f$1.25
;
preferred:( quar.
Common ?r (quar. )
;
.
.
30c
1-31
Telephone of California—
General
-12-11
$1*^ u-in ~
,25c
5
Paper Co.,
12-29
Corp.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Wares
12-
Hammermill
50c
Payable of ilea.
Sliare
of Company
87 %c
(quar.
Castings
Steel
Name
15
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37y2c
(quar)_u__^
common
preferred .(quar.)_:
■"••..3%
12-11
:.1C:CI2-18
?,
i:';"*
:___
_____
-
5c/6
.
General
—,—._
Sliare
.
,
Co.
Corp.,
Steel
General
12-
;
( quar.)_
1——_I
J.'Sjtnck
Shoe
.
$3.50 preference series A (quar.)^_
General
12-24 -
14c
Publications
Extra
Name of Company
General Refractories
1
5
1-10
from
—____
(.monthly.)——--—
B
Federated
1212-
1-30
undistributed
__
Federated Mortgage (Del.)
Class A (monthly).
Class
12-15
45c
When
Per,
"
■
of Reo.
12-15
75c
derived
accumulated
Holders
Payable
12%c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Inc.. (year-end
and
income)
Share
•
(quar.)_____
Federal-United-Corp.,
Fidelity, Fund,
'
^
Federated Department "Stores
(2467)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
preferred
(quar.)
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)_
$$1.25
2-16
25c
12-30
12-19
15c
12-15
11-21
5%
$1
12-15
11-21
4%%
(quar.-)
—
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
1-15
1-
2
$1.25
$1.06%
Indianapolis Water Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
8
$1.03
$1.03 Va
$1.14
37VaC
SI
$1.05
$1.15
$1.41'A
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
13-10
1-
1
12-10
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.,
12-
8
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
12-29
12-
8
Kellogg Company, common
$56'Ac
12-29
12-
«
$68 %c
12-29
12-
8
$12'Ac
»i-
2
12-14
$$1
1-
2
$ 40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.;
Ingersoll Machine St Too! Co., Ltd.—
50c
participating class
A
(quar.)_
4% preferred tquar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., «% preferred
Inglewood Gasoline (extra ;
5'A%
_
Homes
Corp._
Copper
1-2-59
12-20
12'Ac
12-10
50c
12-19
12-
(year-end)
12-
from
(7c
Insurance
Co
Exchange Building
1
1
1-
2
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
Inter lake
Iron
Intorlake
Co..
.
_
1-12
12-15
3-6
2-20
Ltd.,
class
Institutional Insurance
10c
Fund
investment
from
securities
B
<
and
1
1-29
12-
40c
12-15
11-17
__
Stock
dividend
A,,
_
Harvester
2'Ac
com.
International
Chemical
Common
4%
Minerals
preferred
Canada,
I65C
preferred
Ltd.
(s-a)
:
—-
12-20
25c
preferred
Stock
Koppers Company, Inc., com.
4% preferred (quar.)
Kroger Co., 6% preferred
12-15
11-21
12-29
11-21
$1
12-15
31-21
$1.50
12-15
11-26
5%
Supply
12-15
Products
Corp.
12-16
11-28
La
7c
(stock
12-30
11-26
Labatt
div.)
(From net investment income)
Salt
Co.
International Shoe
Silver
International
Iron
,
Co.,
7%
Interstate
Financial
4.32%
5%
1-
2
12-
5
preferred B (quar.)—
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc. (quar.)
12-15
12-
1
B 4 quar. )_•___
convertible preferred
Power, common
preferred :(quar.)
4.36 %
Interstate Securities Co.
1
12-15
20c
i-
i
12-15
15c
;
(quar.).
Interstate
l-
1-
l
12-15
;
12-20
2iy4c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
6%
2
12-16
Lamson
distribution of 27c fr. net realized
$1.80
profits from sales of sec. (27c div. is
payable in cash or-stk. at holder's option)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
6% conv preferred <quar.)
34c
Investors
Class
A
1-15
12-15
8c
Boston
12-19
11-28
of New York—
f
9c
(quar.)
__
1-10
1
Common
preferred (quar.)
4.301b
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power St Light,, common (quar.)
3.30%
preferred- (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred: (quar.)
;
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (accum.)
60c
53%c
...
'
$1.20
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-15
12-
8
-1-2
12-
3
•
40c
3- 2
2-
5%%
4
12-19
12-18
12-18
Jacobsen Mfg;
(resumed)
7%
7%
5%
5%
6%
preference
preference
preference
preference
preference
$17V»sjC
12-15
•
:
(quar.,)c
12- 1
Martin
1- 2
12-10
12-19
12- 5
12-19
12- 8
11c
30c
12-31
12-20
1-16
1-15
2-2
12-24
12-15
,12rl5
12-15
4c
12-15
$1.43%
1- 2
12- 5
12- 5
11-14
11-28
,11-28
12-10
12-31
1- 1
1-1
1- 1
12-19
12-15
12-15
12-15
35c
20c
40c
i3c
>
-
36c
.
"'-IT-.—
iincreased-quar;)
com
11-24
12-
•1:15c- •12-15
________
I
1-1
60c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
5
12-22
11-21
Royal Dutch Airlines (interim)
(Equal to approximately $0.75549).
Kahler Corp.
Extra
;
1
-12-2
ZZZ
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd.
5%% preferred (quar.)
Kaltman
Stock
(D.)
ZZ~~ ~Z~
40c
10c
$1.12'A
~~
~
Extra.
Co.
(quar.).
Comoany
Kay Jewelry Stores
(quar.).
(quar.)
ZZZ_
;___ZZZZZ
ZZZZZ
ZZZZZZZ
Z
__ZZZ__ZZZ
4.44%
2-13
11-28
37c
12-29
$lv07
1-2
-
-
12-8
-12"-
-
1-2
r
12-
8
12-8
•12-22
12-
20c
12-22
12-
5
'"32V SC'
$1.06 y4-
$1,12'A
1-1
12- -5
1-2
12-
5
1-2
12-
1-
12-5
2
5
40c
12-15
11-28
IOC
12-19
12-5
-
"
"
1- 9
Mastic
■
$6 partic. pref. (quar.)—
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
Maytag Company (Increased quar.)
McBrine
(L.)
Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McColI-Frontenac Oil, Ltd., 4%
McCord
McCrory
$2.50:Referred
Corp.,
Stores Corp.,
common
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co. (quar.—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
12- 5
1-1
12-12
12-12
12-12
McKay Machine Co._
McKesson r& .Bobbins,
$1.25
$1.06'A
$1.08%
1-1
1-1
1- 1
$1.10
•
•
12-12
McGraw-Edison
:
Class A 5%
conv.
Johnson
&
12-1
12-1
12-1
2- 2
2- 2
2-2
1-12
1-12
1-12
Extra
$1.50
•
$1.24
$1.04
—$1.11-
——_
(Ky.)—
.
.
32%c
;
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
20c
12-15
25c ^
12-15
55c -..'12-15
15c - 12-24
,11-28
31'Ac-
" "
'
,
•
.
•
.
11-28
12- 2
12-15
'4Vs!% preferred (quar.)
$22Vic
2-1
1-16
$25c
1-15
12-15
5c
12-16
11-28
—__
.
12-16
11-28
—37yaC
1-2
12-16
40c
5c
12-15
12- 1
10c
12-23
12-15
;
•
-—!__
12-15
12-
5
12-
1
Lynn Gas & Electric, (quar.)__
12-15
12-
1
Lyon
Products
(extra)
-
10c
40c
$1.27Vi
1- 2
12-15
12-29
12-12
12-37
12-16
Co.
Inc.
conv.
pfd.
1-1
1-12
40c
40c
12-19
12-15
1- 2
12- 5
12-19
12-5
$30c
12-31
11-29
35c
12-15
11-15
12-29
45c
37Vsc
35c
1- 2
1-2
1- 2
12-22
1- 2
12r15
12-19
12-19
12- 5
;—
class A (quar.)
(increased)
(quay.)___
20c
87VaC
—
Merritt-Chapman.s&,,Scott. Corp.___20e
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., SVzSi pref. (quar.)
$68%c
Mesta. Machine Co. (quar.)-____——
62%c
$1
preferred (quar.)
Metals &rControls Corp. (quar.)—:
Metro, Inc., common (quar.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Brick,
3.90%
4.35%
4.45%
Miami
—
•
Copper Co;
15e
l7:Ac
—
25c
(quar.)__!
Edison Co.—
preferred (quar.)preferred-(quar.)——-—:————
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
—
Metropolitan
3.85%
Inc.
10c
87V6c
20c
common———-
7%
Metropolitan
_
12-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
Extra /---—-—,
Metal <fc Thermit Corp.,
11-28
12-11
11-28
-
preferred
11- 3
12-19
62%c
$2
(s-a)
Extra.
$3.50
12-9
12-15
— -
Merck & Co., common
3.80%
(quar.)
Stores
—
12-18
1-2-59
1- 2
12-15
1- 1
1- 2
—
Merchants Acceptance Corp.,
12.- 8
11-28
12- 9
12-31
1- 1
~
Extra
Mercantile
12-15
12-15
1- 1
.
50c
—-
(quar. )
Nfelchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred
12- 1
1-1
12-10
1-20
12-31
12-30 ; 12-15
12-31 ' 12-12
12-31
12-12
1-2
12-12
1- 1
12- 8
30c
2c
preferred (quar.)_——
common (quar.)
Co.,
preferred (s-a)
Meadville Telephone Co.
5%
preferred (s.-a)
Medford Corp. (extra)—
12 10
12-19
12-1
12-15
12-18
70c
25c
4%
12- 1
12-15
-
(quar.)__——_
McLellan Stores Co,
(quar.);
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—
12-17
10c
(Extra)
Inc.
12-15
35c
•"
v-~_-
4%
35c
35c
12- 5
$$1
50c
(quar.)
Year'-end..
Mead
•
$10
12-15
12-15
—
CO.
McGraw-Hill Publishing, (quar.)
$3
Exploration (quar.)
40c
12-19
12-31
11-14
12-12
12-12
12-23
12-12
15c
dividend
Stock
12- 5
-
20c
12-1
1-1
$50c
$$1
62%c
20c
; 88c
15c
25c
—
pfd. (quar.)
tquar.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)
3}/z%preferred
20c
Lynchburg Foundry Go
12-15
-
Medusa Portland Cement
(qaar.)___.
35c
2-1
12-15
~ 12-19
1- 1
$$1.50 *
1-20
25c
1- 2
60c
12-15
Maxson (W. L.) Corp
Maxwell, Ltd., common
12-17
Ludlow
11-28
-
pfd. (quar.)„
Massawlppi Valley RR. (s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)
12-17
12-29
Lucky Lager Brewing
12-24
12-26
12-15
•
______
Marshall-Wells Co., 6%
12-29
1-10
Lucky; Friday Silver Lead Mines
10c
5c
10c
$1.50
$3
$10c
5c
$10c
:
(quar.)—
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
$1.75
50c
:
11-28
11-28
40c
Asphalt Corp.
Matson Navigation Co.
3-20
12-17
preferred-( qnar.)_.
preferred, (quar.)_
12-29
12-29
5c
Extra
12-10
12- 5
11c
—
12-29
Metal
12-10
(quarterly
Investors • Trust
Massachusetts
4- 1
12-29
Additional
1- 2
12-31
Quarterly
95c
Mfg, & Sales
12-10
$1.12y2
30c
Additional
62V'2C
$1
Extra
12-10
1- 2
1-2
Growth Stock Fund
Massachusetts Investors
12- 8
Lowney. (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
12-15
••1- 2
'
-
-
t
LoweF St; Lawrence Power Co.—
5
$1.25.
r
-1-2
40c
1- 2
;—
—
12-18
-
'
$1.08
$i.i2yi'
preferred (quar)
Masonite Corp. (quar.)—
12-18
-
-'Lowell Gas .(initial)
Lowenstein CM.) & Sons^___—
8
4%%
12-31
-lOc-.-
s
Louisyille Title" Insurance; (quar.)__^—
Louisville iTitle &,Mortgage (extra)--——
1-15 ,12-31
31 Vic
75c
(quar.)
(P.) Co., common (final)
Common: (increased)
~5.%i,preferred"(quaBw
2-13
'
$1. ,12-31-
12- 6
12-i6
5%
12-20
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
•
12-22
:
1- 1
25c
Kearney (James R.) Corp
Extra
2-13
•
_ZIZZZ_ZZZ
i
1
-
•
,
4.16%
3-1
50c
-
$5 preferred (quar.)-
Kawneer
.
"(quar.)
Kansas,Power fc Light;.common (quar J
4VA% preferred .(quar.)
2-13
•3-1
n
ZZZZZcom.
2-13
12-15
12-4
12-3
12-23
12- .6
12-22
dividend
Stock
62Vic
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
4.96% preferred-(quar.)
11-28
1
3-
$1.05
Kansas Gaa-&/Electric Co;, com. (incr.
quar.)
4.28%rpreferred A (quar.)
4.32%, preferred! (quar;)
;
Z_ZZ
4% % preferred- (quar.)____
Kansaa-Nebraska Natural. Gas,
3-
.
t$l
-
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)
•3-1
•
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preferred: (quar.):
Drug
12-20
-
'
'
$1
..
.
Kansas. City Southern Ryvconu
(quar.) _ZZ_5
4% preferred 4qtian.);.i_ ±;_:
....
-
4'A% preferred 4quar.;
5 % preferred: (quar.)
50c
'
$1.08%
Z
12-12
12-18
75c
27y2C
--
<
•_
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
Extra
1- 2
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
:
Maryland Shipbuilding &; Dry Dock—•
Common (quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana .Land &
11-24
(quar.)
Extra
,
1-10
12-20
12-19
12-31
12-18
12-24
1-20
12-22
40c
37yjc
25c
6%
12-10
12-15
12- 8
Extra
•
-
ZZZZ___ZZ"ZZ
preferred (quar.)
preferred: (quar.)-:
4% preferred <quar.)__
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Los
Company (quar.)—
Maryland Casualty Co; (quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance,\com.
1-15
12-29
-12-31
30c
convertible preferred
Los
^
1$1
-
■
7%
11-24
-
$40c
(quar.)___
'»• 1-23
<
Year-end
4%%
Katz
12-22
12-22
12-5
2-19
2-19
f
Lorillard
12-12
5%
12 %0
12-31
" 50c 3-10-59
$LlQ 3-10-59,
.
12-10
.
Ltd.
convertible preferred
"
12-12
12-31
~I
4.35%
3.80%
12-20
12-31
~
•___
Kansas City Power &•
Light Co.—
Common, (quar.)
12-19
12-19
(quar.)———
,5%
12-10
36Vfec
$1.43%
(quarZ)ZZZZZZI
& Co. .(resumed)
dividend
12-20
30c
12-30
12-30
25c
-
*
Year-end
(quar.)___
1-10
2- 2
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Theatres,
5%
KLM
,2-1
3-2
—
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4'A% preferred D (quar.)
—
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
4.40%
preferred-G (quar.)
Lorain Coal-& Dock Co.—
3
25c
.
12-
(Marcus)
.Year-end
12-1
12-15
$1.25
3%
Joslyn Mfg. St Supply, (increased quar.)
Julian St Kokenge Co
12-2
12-10
12- 1
/
.50c
60c
5%
>.
(stock dividend)
Lone Star;Cement Corp.
.
1
$12'Ac
(quar.)~___.
pfd.
12-15
,
1-2
1- 2
12-15
,
—
Extra.
.,"•1-19
12-11
$20c
■
•
(Fort
Co.
$1.60 preferred series B
Loew's
2-13
2
2-
25%
$1.75
45c
-
^
...
Locke Steel Chain Co.
2-13
2-27
-
50c.
-
•
2-27
'
93%C
_
5%
8
•
•.
——
8
32-
(M.) & Son iquar.)
Steel (Mo.)___
Marsh
from net income)
25c
37,/ac
31'Ac
Little Miami. RR., Special
8
12-
12-22
12-20
1-26
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
25c
25c
30c
10c
$L06y4
$30c
(quar.;—
12-1
Loblaw Groceterias- Co., -Ltd.—
12-
12-22
60c
quar.)_'_
Johnston/Terminals & Storage, Ltd.,
6% convertible preferred
(quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel,
-
12-22
1-2
25c
3%
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockweli Corp.
12-15
(quar.)
Litton Industries
$2
12-22
12-22
dividend
12-15
(quar.)
Insurance
—
1-15
1-15
"
r
* "
preferred
10c
Lipe-Rollway. Corp/, cla,8S A (quar.)___
gtd. (quar.)
Original, capital
(quar.).
$1
,
"
(increased quar._—:
Common
Stock
(Calif.)—»
3%
(quar.).!
12-15
1- 2
r
Basket
Marshall Field & Co., 4VA% pfd. (quar.)
Marshall Wells (Canada)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
*
preferred (quar.).
12-31
12-31
-
12-1
-
1"
'$2
-
1
Johnson:
1-
$1,25
$1.75-
;
7%
12-15
12-29
$1:40
•___•
(s-ra)
preferred
11-28
1- 2
$20c
$17Vic
:
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
convertible preference
Year-end
split)
3%%
1-2
$1,25
Jewel Tea Cos,) common.' (increased
Stock dividend".. Otwo-for-one
Johnson &
11-28
12-18
$$1.25
—
(quar.)
11-20
11-20
12-15
12-1.5
12-11
12-15
Y.)
(N.
Co.
30-30
12-15
12-15
1- 2
1-15
65c
(quar.)
Midland Trust
12- 3
80c
80c
25c
50c
(quar.)—_
common
1- 2
Q6V4C
Corp.
Life
12-12
$0,054
regis
1-15
'quar.)
National
1- 1
,
Wayne, Ind.) (increased quar.)
Link-Belt Co. r(quar.)^___
Lion Match Co. (stock dividend)___
J
;
preferred
1-2'
Lincoln
"•
1- 2
$$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
12-19
12-19
1-30
12- 5
12-19
1-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
pfd.
conv.
12-31
12-31
,
1- 2
$30c
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 5%
Extra "
Co.—
-stockholders' approval)
;«•.
Liggett Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd.
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
,
preferred (accum.)
Jersey Mortgage; common (annual)____;
Year-end.
11-28
2
l'A% ;-
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp., common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$4
11-28
*
l'A%
Jamaica. Water Supply
$5. pfceferred- A. (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co.,
1-2
,
l'A%
-
11-28
1-
1%%
__
1>(quar.)
E
"1- 2
»'
$1.75
(quar.)
12-17
11-28
4%
participating
Midland
7%
....
12-31
1-15
50c
(quar.)_—_—
dep. rets, for ordinary
Bancorporation—
stock
(quar.)
Market
National Life Insurance Co.
(Bir¬
mingham, Ala.)
Stock dlvid. (subject to
11-29 '
2
1-2
37'Ac
(quar.)
B (quar.)..
C
1- 2
1-
10c
(initial)
Y.)
Initial
12-15
Liberty
Jamaica Public Service/, new com.
Common
(quar.)___
Amcr.
Marine
12-15
,
(N.
11-28
1-20
$$1.40
;
Trust
1- 2
12-15
Marconi International Marine Communication
1-2
—
1-16
12-16
12-15
$1.75
30q
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)„
1- 2
Fund
Preferred
2%
Semi-annual
Manufacturers
30c
45c
(Canada)
Lexington Venture Fund_.____._
Lexington Water Co., d'-lklc pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (South Carolina)—
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
12-15
1
Refineries
Leverage
Life
30c
$1.50
(quar.)..
Products
Leslie Salt Co
12-15
11-26
1-
& Sons
Fink
&
Manufacturers
Common
1
preferred
Leonard
1-
37'Ac
(quar.)
:
Stock dividend
(subject to stockholders'
approval Jan. 28)
12-15
12-26
82'Ac,
Irving'Trust Co. t-N. Y.)
Lehn
1- 2
-
-
$1.08%
__
12-15
1- 2
40c
,
2
1-
40c
1- 2
12-31
12-31
(Richmond, Va.)
Corp.
12-17
2-2
12-24
32Vic
(quar.)
Insurance
(Toronto)—
15c
(resumed)..!
12-17
12-17
20c
Co.
10c
;
(James)
3.85%
(quar.)
4.80%
Extra
Lees
12-31
&
Fully
—
I- 2
1- 2
1- 2
62Vic
(quar.)
Rubber
Mansfield Tire
Marsh
(H. W.), class A (quar.)-.--.
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)
Iowa Electric Light St Power Co.—
50c
50c
'
C
59'TsC
Lay
1
1-
1-10
7'Ac
_
1-
1-10
preferred
Marine
...
1- 1
1- 1
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% conv. pref. (quar.)
(reduced)
:—
Manchester Gas Co., 7%
pfd. (accum.)_—
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
12-15
Quarterly
•
9c
common:
12- 2
12- 2
12-12
1-15
12- 1
11-28
12-12
1-15
12-17
12-19
12-19
$$1.25
$25c
29c
593ac
Manati Sugar
$1
;
Lawyers Title Insur.
common...
convertible preferred
12-20
12-20
Co.
Co.—
11-28
11-25
1L>25
12-5
(year-end)
12-15
—_
12-15
12-15
12-19
12-15
1-31
1- 6
53V'8C
(year-end)
B
4V4%
15c
Steel
dividend
Lau Blower Co.
(quarterly from
■
A
Class
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
<
(quar.t
com.
Class
12-12
12-15
—
12-22
37Vic
59%c
50c
$60c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
12-5
115o
115o
conv.
Latrobe
12-15
income)
Funding Corp.
Class B
6%
of
investment
11-24
1-15
$75c
__
net
12-26
$60c
Investment Foundation,
Investment Trust
Sessions
preferred A (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4.75%
(Quarterly of 7c from net investment inc.
a
&
preferred
12-5
12- 1
11-29
12- 1
12-12
1-1
1- 2
(quar.)—
Corp. of Delaware, com.
prior preferred (s-a)
1
1-
4.75%
m
Lamson
1
1-
23c
Ltd.
priority shares (quar.)
conv.
1-1
+$2
11-21
11-28
12-19
—" -
Mines,
Gold
Lake
Corp
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
12-26
—
12-15
12-15
1- 2
12-22
15c
45c
$1
$5c,
-
Public Service,
Maine
12-15
12- 8
(quar.;
Garden
12-15
1- 2
12-15
12-16
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
12-22
(Ontario)
Co.
;
Electric
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
12-30
1- 2
invest¬
1
Cumulative
12-26
—
Extra
Investment Co. of America—
and
Investment
&
from
Magnavox Co., common (quer.;
4%% preferred (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)—
1- 9
~
Semi-annually
54'Ac
(quar.)
Loan
Lamb ton.
62Vic
50c
(quar.)
Square
Marine
(Alfred) Inc.—
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)..
12-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3
$5c
income)
1-9-59
Class A
2
12-31
$1.25
common
ment
12- 5
1-2
1- 2
2- 2
12-20
12-
"
Madison Gas &
Madison
Lambert
12-
5
11-28
11-28
Corp.—
$30c
22V2C
27c
3IV4C
25c
common
12-12
1-
12-15
12-15
(increased-quar.)
Steel, Ltd.—
(year-end)
1st preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John), Ltd.
12-10
_
Class
6%
12-19
(quar.)_!
1
25c
t$l
$$1.25
B
$2.50 preferred
11-30
13c
—
1
75c
12-10
12-10
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc. (quarterly
12- 5
62Vzc
62!72C
40c
$1
$1.50
$1.75
15c
-—;T—.
1-
35c
12-31
12-31
15c
Laclede Gas,
5
$12Vic
$25c
A
5%
,;
„
12-15
—
(quar.)
1-
(quar.).:
Corp.,
(quar.)
43 %C
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)—
45c
pfa.
Interstate Co:, common
5%
12-
12-1P
$1.75
year-end)
(quar.)
Textbook
Interlake
_
(increased
Co.
International
,
(quar.)
Extension University
Salle
12-3
1-15
Macco
11-30
12-19
Year-end
International Resources. Fund—
International
preferred
7%
Kysor Heater Co.
12-29
+50c
45c
—_—_—
Paper < quar.t
Common
11-2G
5%
<year-end)___
—
12-12
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Postal
Cotton
Koehring Co., 5% convertible pfd. A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred R (quar.)—
12-12
2%
common
dividend
International
,
1-14
$60c
<s*a)-
__
International
11-20
12-26
•
(Canada) Ltd.-—
International Paper Co.,
Stock dividend
$4
12-12
Kimberly-Clark
Klrsch Company
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Paints
Corp. (quar.)
Oil. (quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Kittanning Telephone Co.
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)—
Knickerbocker Village, Inc
12-12
12-30
$1
of
12-31
2
Kingsburg
(quar.)
International Packers;
International
6%
1-15
1-
$1
40c
i25c
Class
10-31
45c
1
Extra
•
Corp.—
_
Nickel Go.
12-31
1-15
$1
12-15
50c
50c
45c
5c
25c
35c
17J/2C
(increased)__—
Portland Cement
Keystone
11-24
12-12
12- 3
12-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Mailman
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
"Series B-l" (from net investment inc.)
6
12-15
'
____
&
(quar.)
International
1-15-59
(quar.)
(quar.)___
com.
International Milling, Co.,
4% preferred iquar.)
1-
1-28
50c
___
Co.,
12-27
Inc.
Maekinnon Structural
;
45o
Inc.
12-29
Class
4-15
12c 2-15-59
-
12-18
$50c
Madsen Red
Keystone Income Fpnd series K-l (quar¬
terly from net investment income)
30c
—
1-22
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.—'
investment
net
12-18
Extra
12- 5
12- 5
12- 1
12- 9
Income pluk a special, distribution,of
35c from net realized profits)
International Business Machines
International
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
1- 2
Laboratories,
Extra
Keystone Growth Fund—
"Series K-2" (10c from
of
year-end
income
12-lo
11-17
1- 2
Extra
12-1
11-^.8
12- 4
12- 4
20c
28!ac
25c
30c
12-15
5%
MacLaren Power
-
Fibre Co.,
Kevstone
9
12-15
;
Industries, Inc.
(quar,)
convertible prior pfd, (quar.)—.—
Oil Co. (quar.)—
4.80%
1st pfd. (quar.)—
Custodian Funds—
4%%
Keves
12-12
$ 12c
(s-a)
profits
12-
1-
2%
Breweries.
from
.
$1
(year-end)
.Stock dividend,
Interior
12-18
12-15
iquar.)
dividend
Machlett
11-21
^20e
5c
Inc.
12-15
15c
(quar.)___
Publications,
Mack Trucks,
1- 8
12-15
12-15
——
Company
Kev. ancc
1
12-15
12-23
35c
(resumed)
Steamship Co.
preferred (s-a)
Common
12-18
$5
50c
2'Ac
Reinsurance
$1.25 1-15-59
35c
37!zc
(quar.)____
common
11-17
$3c
$3c
Stock
12-22
12-_
l- b
(quar.)
Kerr-McGec Oil
12-19
20c
(s-a)
-Extra
Inter-Ocean
I
30c
1- 2
$1
12-22
25c 1-15-59
25c J-15-59
Special
50c
(Md.)
Inc.
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
*
1212-
1-
11-24
(year-end)
Utilities, common (quar.)———
(quar.)
—
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
tquar )—.—
Kerr Income Fund
(extra)-.
Chicago)—
i
Quarterly
Insuranshares Certificates,
.
1
12-15
50c
12-15
50c
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Share
Extra
Macfadcien
?2C
.
S
Kentucky
Kerite
14c
Lumber
Inc.,
Stone,
Common
in¬
profits)
Insular
——
(increased)--
Corp.
Copper
Kentucky
from securities
7c
VtVt
5c
Kenuecotfc
5
1.
(quar.i
common
(quar.)
5%
Fund
Income
income and
vestment
(quar.)
preferred
Kendall Refining Co.
12-10
12-20
a1"28
11-28
When
Per
'
Company
Mines,
Macassa
12-1
12"15
—
-__
Company,
Institutional Securities Ltd.—
Institutional
fquar.)
Kendall
3
$3
_—
Consolidated
Inspiration
3%preferred
4»A%
3c
12-15
12-15
6uc
87jZc
iquar.;.._
«,.
Kclsey-Hayes Co.
■
_
Inland
Year-end
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
-
Name of
Payable of Jtec.
15c
35c
(resumed)-..——
12-29
£$1.12%
(quar.)
common
4'A%- preferred (quar.)
4VA% redeemable preferred
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Itcc.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2468)
16
.
.
• -
.
12- 5
12- 5
12-29
12-15
1-1
11-28
1-2. ,12-16
1-2
12-16
12-15 ,12- 5
12-29 112-19
12-26.
1?-12
12-19
12- 5
12-19
12- 5
12-23
■'.
12- 9
.
; 1-1-59
25c
12-19
12-4
25c
(quar.)__
.96'Ac
95c
97%c
$1.08%
$1.11 Vi
12-19
12- 4
.
—
Year-end
(Continued
on page
52)
12- 3
1-1-59
12-3
1-1-59
12-3
1-1-59- -12- 3
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Number 5803
Volume 188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2469)
arse.
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY DANCE OF PDICES
YEARLY RANK OF SALE PRICES
Range fer Previous
28
82
Lowest
33% Jun 17
5154 July 15
30% Jan
3
12
43 54 Jan
13
Nov 13
104% May 22
102% Jan
7
Jan
3
11*4 Jan
2
30% Dec
30
17% Jun
10
12% Oct 21
64% May 17
16*4 May 27
21
3854 Jan
14
Dec
27
1454 Jan
Jun
120
Nov
5
Fund
Abacus
24
4%
convertible
■
1
Mar
20% Jan
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
6% Dec 30
19% Oct
14% Jan
16 % Dec
31
4554 Oct
21
176 % Feb
15
23 % Dec
155
2
July
Dec
10T4 Dec
,
..
3
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
2
954 Nov 20
30
Oct
17
240
Oct
24
191
Nov
80*a Dec
31
146
Sep
6
80
Jan
21
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
6554
28% Dec 30
14
Apr~~3
1105* Jun
9354 Dec 17
1254 Oct 22
13
91
16% Nov 25
1254 Jan
70*2 Dec
20% Dec
87'
82
20
17
Nov*
2
74
Jan
6
22 %
9154 Jan
2
39'
4
27
Jan
27% Dec
23
5954 Dec
30
8
•
26'
Jun 25
Jan
58% July
102
21% Dec 27
2454 Nov 13
July
6054 Jan
30% Feb 21
22
29% Jan 10
63% July 3
147% Jun
7
33
Dec
31
88%
Nov
13
59
Oct
22
14
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
7
3154 Jan
93% Nov 13
Jan
2
-
111
25%
25
25
2754
2754
7954
27%
79%
25%
27%
24%
27%
79
2,800
80%
79%
80
9,300
conv
Inc
Allis-Chalmers
17
4.08%
27% Apr
5
66
Mar
6
59
11
27
May
9
8
7
44% Nov 12
Oct
4054 Oct
*
14
Petroleum
24% Jan
18
convertible
Jan
2
22,
Jan
2
20% Sep 22
354 Jan
2
37% Nov 27
45% July 25
3554 Jun
3854 Dec
20
42% Mar
64% July
04
Sep
39% Jan
8
I
954 Nov
2
37% Sep
39% Jan
7
30
41% Jan
Nov
11
17
42% Jan
Arma
Inc
1
Enka
30% Dec
3
10% Oct
21
1154 Jan
2
18% Oct
30
1
'
135
Feb
44
1654 Jan
2
4154 Dec
7
•5
Jan
73% NOV 20
84% Deo
•
73
Jan
10% Feb
13
Jan
3
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
1254 Oct
22
15% Jan
2
1754 Jun 11
93
Nov 29
Oct
10
102
96
May 27
Jan
29% Oct 22
4354 July 1«
32% Jan
78
83
79
Aug 28
Feb
4
Jan
13
2
2
14
41
Jan
21
8
Oct
22
5854 July 18
28% Jun 13
47% Jan
16
17% Jan
17
88
'
Jun
28
99% Feb
2054 Dec
20
29
24
Dec
11
31
11
NOV 14
0
92
July 31
July 31
22
1654 Jun 12
11
134
-
Jun
Hardware
Heme
Investment
3
16% Nov
21
American
American
Metal
4954
5054
4954
50%
4954
39%
3954
X3854
3954
48
4854
48%
4854
4854
4854
47%
48%
48%
48%
96
98%
9654
1,500
97
9754
9654
9754
97.
40%
87%
9754
41*%
98%,
42 %
X42
5,200*
43
44
43%
4354
3,600
10
5454
85,000
39%
5154
52%
3954
5154
5254
5254
5354
2,100
53%
11,700
5,000
12.50
Id
1
111
of
1
25
2454
43%
•41
4
10
22% Jan
13
3454 Nov
10
68
5
35% Dec
31
4854 Apr
35 54 Jan
157
Jun
11
Jan
24
140
Oct
4554 Jan
3
123% Feb 15
43
Jan
2
11754 Jan
2
2754 Dec
12
28% Dec
8
18
51% Oct 20
155
Jun
61% Nov
126
13
7
July 16
32%
33
3054
32%
30
3254
31'%
3254
32
32
89
88%
88%
88%
89'%
90
90%
90
91
130%
Xl29%
127%
*14%
♦16
1954
131%
128%
15%
*14%
109
•101
16%
16%
1954
1954
11% July 26
27% Feb
6
2
15% July il
26
Jan
8
28% Mar
25% Jan 23
23% Jan
10
1954
1954
1954
1954
1954
1954
2,000
103%
•100%
55%
56
*80%
83
•81
55'%
102
66%
66
66
66
26
2654
27
28
98
♦97
97
97
98
98
•97
99%
210
2
245i
25%
2554
X2554
25%
2454
2554
8,800
28%
*28
29
*28
29
27%
27%
2454
•27%
25%
*27%
28%
100
16%
165h
*10
16%
•16%
16%
16%
1654
16%
16'/a
1,200
3454
25%
4,200
13%
14%
1354
14%
62,600
100
preferred
American
-
10
Seating Co
American
*145
150.
.
*148
X39 %
147
145
34%
34%
34%
3454
34%
3,600
55%
55%
55 %
55%
55%
5552
700
4654
22,000
60
60
59%
preferred_100
120%
120%
♦120
123
♦121%
2854
28%
non-cumulative
Co
African
45%
46
45*4
142%
45%
46
142%
14254
£1
American
6%
123
& Tel
Tobacco
Viscose
6%
Preferred
28%
28
2854
2854
4
17% Nov
6
American
2
37% Dec
5
13
0354 Oct
13
Anaconda
Dec
30
81
2
46% Jun 30
61% Oct
14
Anaconda Wire
22% Oct
fEx
21
$140.87%
71% Dec
12
7
2
41% Nov
22
Jan
13
32% Dec
5
page
28.
dividend.
For
all
other
footnotes
100
see
May 13
14
$4
2 8 54
16,700
9,000
41%
4254
42
4254
41%
42%
42'/a
42%
91V*
92
9154
93%
92%
93
93%
94
4,600
25
x33%
33%
3354
34%
34
3454
34'%
3454
345a
3454
2,600
X3454
3514
3454
3554
3454
3554
3454
3454
3454
3454
3,100
13%
1354
13'/a
12%
1254
13%
1354
131/2
1354
2,300
195%
19654
197
19954
19954
2001/2
19954
20054
199%
20054
43,600
94%
951/2
95
9554
9454
94%
9454
9554
9454
9554
5,600
1254
•124
12354
12454
123%
12454
35%
35%
35%
35%
3554
371/4
36%
3754
3554
36
1354
13%
1354
13%
13%
1454
14%
145a
1454
14'%
25
*2654
25
255a
124
124
124
•26
125
•261/2
27
12454
27
700
18,300
7,400
100
27
*26%
27
27
27
2554
♦2554
26'%
2554
25%
25%
25%
2554
25%
350
1454
14%
145a
9,100
8melting__l
Corp.:
1
14 1/2
15
1454
1454
1454
14%
36
3754
35%
36%
3554
36%
34%
36
3454
3654
19,400
56
5654
561/4
5754
57%
59
5854
59%
5854
60
56,300
51%
53
51%
5254
52
5254
52%
531/4
535a
535a
1,910
69
70
71
71
71
71%
1,800
•90
93
•91
£3
Co
&
Cable
No par
14%
'
—:
6.25
preferred
No par
21.80
Common
20
27 54
91%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
2
28%
41%
&
Amphenol Electronics
40
Jan
28%
50
Zinc Lead
10% Jun
Jan
440
1,000
40%
100
25
series
2254 Jan
Jan
123
com—5
series—
•
33
•121%
5
Corp
5%%
88
123
6054
25
Co
common
American Water Works Co
Preferred
41
•1211%
144
100
Tobacco
Sumatra
3
11
•5954
25
com
preferred
American
4554
143%
601%
91%
^_1
Co
preferred
American Tel
4754
1431/4
59%
59%
1
American Steel Foundries
American
46%
•142%
4654
143
Investment
Ltd
v
7%
100
34
55%
595*
6%
148
34%
55%
143%
common
•145
33%
56%
5954
Co
148
345 i
143%
Snuff
•144
3454
25
American
145
4,700
56
Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com-No par
7% preferred
100
0
Dec
70
1,100
49,000
14%
26% Mar 13
95% May 9
50% July 12
43% May 31
2754
14
7
45
67
2754
14%
10% Mar
2
67
-
14
33"% Aug
72% Jan
30
-
20
16,500
1454
30
Aug 29
68%
5554
82
•
14%
22
32% Dec
98
5454
82
14,300
21
84
28
•101% 103%
44%
954 Oct
31% Feb
*
431/4
19% Oct
'
•
66
85
27%
66%
26
102
5554
•81%
67%
43%
39% Dec
*
102
56%
83
42%
Sugar Refining
4
1,300
44'%
American
7
16%
42%.
4
Nov
16%
4454
3
22% Oct
1054
4354
35% Dec
4
1654
19%
4454
35 % Dec
11
20
16%
44%
6
Nov
500
16
16%
Chem—No par
&
12
39
6,900
13,600
31% Jan
134% Jun
14%
109
3954
2554 Feb
15
12854
14
•102
39%
Apr 24
3454 Apr 25
11954 Sep
25% Jan
127
15
3954
40
4454 July 11
134
109
39%
6
131% Feb 14
•14%
•102
3954
24
19
128
15%
4054
Oct
30
13154
101
3954
22% Nov
1
*102
•14%
101
5,300
1,300
3954
Stores
6
•97
103%
15%
109
300
39%
American
11
13,000
1
95% Nov 10
Nov
17-54
221,600
4254 NOV
14 % Nov
17%
36%
6
97% Dec
4,000
1754
34
2
202
28%
17%
6554
65% Jan
2
28
17%
64%
27 54 Jan
27
28%
17
35%
3
854 Jan
2854
3354
31
7454 Feb
4354
34
6754 Dec
167% Jan
25
4354
651%
475s Jan
2
25
43%
35%
31
4
25%
43%
2854
33%
Co
45% Mar 12
78% Jan 31
251/a
29%
20
com
Co
American-South
22
5354
25%
42%
6454
7%
May 12
May
53%
24%
42'%
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
6
3
53%
24%
42%
89
•101
60
3454
22
Jan
86
35%
155s Oct
Apr
•85%.
60'/a
2
May
5554
40%
53*
3854
34
11% Jan
<5
54%
39'%
33%
1854 Jan
Jan
5554
39
65%
24
9% Jan
5354
38%
3354
Potash
22
86%
53%
38%
34
American
854 Oct
86%
51%
39%
66
8
24
•8454
5254
38%
3454
4954 Aug
2
87%
5054
•86
65*%
7
Dec
87*%
4354
87%
33%
3354 Apr
84%
9754
0354
155%
3,900
33%
22
158
39
10
Optical Co
15
38%
6554
American
31
:
39
300
38,000
34
14
21
3854
50%,
37,800
29,400
63%
40% Nov
Nov
39%
9
3354
12
25
40%
•39
20
19%
3354
3454 Sep
11154 Aug
20
19
5
25
Gas
2
20%
19
50%
Corp
Jan
20
19%
♦19
No par
Motors
Natural
News
12
20%
90
—1
American
179% Mar
8,600
49%
Molasses Co
American
24
4654
5054
100
2
22
46%
300
49%
preferred
17
Oct
46%
62
854
Co
Products
convertible
35% Dec
754 Oct
4554
38
1954
preferred-
69% Nov
6954 Aug
46%
25%
36% NOV 26
160
45%
•65%
2
30
4554
Metals.Nopar
&
2
27% Dec
45%
51,700
Metal Climax Inc com—1
2
30
45%
3654
Machine
Jan
Oct
44%
3554
American
% Jan
113
3754
American
Jan
2
36%
11
5%%
2
37%
13
8
4
35%
Nov
20 54 Jan
18
3554
38
•60
10
Co
48
39% Oct
60
38%
•19%
preferred_100
8% Mar 21
133% Nov
60
30% Oct
4% %
14454 Nov 26
60%
9%
Co
83% May 3
37% May 17
6654 July 11
July
f
38
60
5554
American
120
38
64
82
21
100
1,000
19%
prior preferred
23
108
20%
1
20
•106%
7
1954
No par
Oct
27,800
4354
•19%
854
Products
Oct
4354
854
Corp
non-cumulative
2754 Oct
89
116
34%
♦60%
17
1
43%
:
3454
55%
17% Oct
*38
24
116
34%
81
52% Dec
38
88%
'
r
108
600
10,000
19,700
3,200
; 100% 10154
2454
250
42 %
19%
•
1654
5 % %
43
t
53-%
2454
51
89%
120
34%
5,600
19%
American International Corp
3
43%
•106
17%
American
24%
•117
108
1654
6%
89
24%
X42%
100
-
149,100
29,700
20%
American Ice Co common
18
♦43
89%
120
•106
29
6454 Jan 31
141
43
2854
7
9
38
24%
•116
107%
29
23
10% Dec
64
89
2454
2454
22
33% Oct
38%
*60%
88%
120
2854
Oct
22
24%
*117
♦38
♦102
26
101%
4254
100
102
9954
107V4
American Mach & Fdry common__7
3.90%
preferred
100
2
41%
51%
99%
43%
17
28
5254
99
108%
10
Jan
41%
51
9954
108
Nov
70
41%
51
87%
2454
120
85% Jun
59%
•33%
♦41%
American
11
21% July 28
111
89.54
33%
42%
52'/a
5
5% Jan
3054 Oct
43%
91%
33
9854
8754
88%.
33
No par
1854 Dec
44
24%
88%
50;500
854
Corp
Dec
17*4 Nov
20% Feb
% May
87%
♦116
8754
3254
42
50*%
51%
100
8754
34
*41%
42
830
;,.
20
American Hawaiian SS
Aug 27
21
79
27%. 2754
•lOtfc
108
.
*32%
34
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
Apr
2854
1954
100
Power
Jan 28
18
94
12
15% Aug 19
97J4 Jun
T
1654 Jun
S
92
79%
109s
854
American
American
27%,
•100!
No par
American European Secur
Sep 22
75
II
28%
107%
8%
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American
2
2754
10754
9,000
,
No par
26% Nov 13
2
12
1954 Jan
28%
107?%
2,000
3,900
55
854
Cable
Electric
32% Feb
2754
♦106
5454.
,78
12.50
Co
American
14% Jan
76
78
8%
common
5354 Dec
7
78
25
Co
2
31% Feb
1
1754 Apr 23
2354 Jan
2
77
"
1
Corp
3854 Jan
49
78 %
5
49
2
Distilling Co
30
11%
55%
42
10
American
30
40
11
64%
78%
2754
20
American
21
3954
11%
55
107%
1
common
11
Oct
39%
11
54%
Broadcasting-Paramount
4054 Nov 20
19% Dec
39%
11%
54%
2754
No par
25
11
39%
11%
5354
♦105%
100
preferred
4%%
39%
11%
39%
11%
77
No par
39% Jan
6
19,800
39
11%
5454
No par
48% July 15
86% Mar
54%
3954
11%
5354
9854
22
5554 Dec
1,900
9054
2354 Oct 22
17
29%
5354
*3254
93% Feb 27
Feb 24
:
3254
Chicle
29% Apr 30
3954 May 22
27% Jan 14
29%
'*
38%
Chain &
23
55
32%,
American
Oct 28
53
30%
American Crystal Sugar com
16% Dec
53%
33
American
70
51%
30%
11
Jun
51%
24,800
3 m*
11
1354 Dec
47%
3,400
92%
313%
Sep 29
3&
30
49
10
14
9154
38%
Dec
2S% Oct 22
29%
48
100
,1254
3054'
Nov
35% Oct
92
3854
51
75% Nov 20
14%.
90%
29%
3055.
44
2
14%
91%
29%
38%
107
24
14%
88%
86
2
25
Oct
28-
1454
30
30%
62'A Jan
2
29% Jan 17
80% Jan
3
53% Jan
100
1454
89%
29%
28,000
r
15,600
38*4
preferred
Can
7%
47
8554
Cable & Radio
•
2854
46%
'
1454
Corp
American
21
28
47%
88%
39
~50
2854
100
1454
50
American
5254 Nov 18
46%
•96%
30%
preferred
Theatres
5%
2754
47%
100
2954
preferred—_100
11
13
4654
•96
102,400
90
150
38%.
American Brake Shoe Co
19
46%
•93
148%
85%
com
10
4
>
153
'
954
30%
preferred
46% Dec
20% May 2
054 July 11
96
153
89%
common
American
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
19
•93
2754
81
9'4
__i
Corp
convertible
Bosch
95
153
27%
24
11,600
11,400
9,000
i854.
9%
•93
100
1854
2354
•79%
81
•147
}
27%
5,000
354
38
American Bank Note common
6%
954
3254
50
(The)
1
12.50
66% May 29
11
3754 Dec
25%
•79%
9%
29%
'
23
*96
24
81
8854
Agricultural Chemical—No par
4%%
4654
*
19
2554
160
354
-
1354
10;
Corp
American Bakeries Co
13
100
1854
354
>
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Airlines
27%
46%
♦96
lo
Limited
Amerada
American
11% Dec
46
2754
100
common
Amerace
111
19% Feb 25
3354 Jan
2
Jun
Mfg
17
3
Sep
153
100
.
12
3%%
16% Oct
*148
No par
No par
53% Dec
American
51
148
27%'
19 %
9%
96
: 148
354
9,700
20,500
6,200
305
3254
•154 •
33
160
354
♦79
9%
•93
3254
•154
93
1754
•298
25%
26
97
33%
160
308
1854
81
9%
•298
354
19
25
954
3254
•154
354
305
l
114% Sep
Amer
33
*79
80
•295
160
•93
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
10
•
300
5
11
13
X92
18
i
§2
10
24%
9%
10
Aluminum. CO of America
2554 Oct
1854
2354
100
Aluminium
1
1854
♦79%
No par
convertible preferred
8?54 Aug 21
32% Dec 31
Xl8%
1
Alpha Portland! Cement;
Apr 29
354
5
preferred
3254
♦154
3%
100
preferred
12554 Oct
34% Jan
57% July
4%
33%
1
common
♦294
160
354
Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No
par
2
97% Jan
32%
♦154
Allied
11
9
Oct
32*4 Dec 30
13
300
2
86% Oct 13
2
25
21
100
Allied Laboratories Inc
Allied Mills
1454 Jan
87% Aug
8
09% Mar 28
7854
♦294
2
Ry
Industries Inc
85% Jan
2
100
oreierrett
conv
27%
Co___l
pfd 1951 series
*
Feb 25
600
27
42% Dec
3354 Feb 21
64% Jan
Nov
92
91%
2454
f
Jan 15
81
5,300
32%
7854
4254 Qet* 31
38% Dot IB
2754 Jan 21
7054 Aug 10
24% Jan
3
113
May 19
265s
3154
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
82% July 28
2954 Oct 13
2
119
9,100
26%
32%
$4 conv prior preferred
15% Jan 21
55 % Dec
36% May 9
May 10
0
23% Nov 19
4354 Oct
•
10% May 19
2
2554
27
28
6%
11
3554 Jan
30
Jan
Jan
25%
26%
32%
2454
35% Jun 12
27
2554
32%,
78%
4
8
25%
2654
*31%
2754
59
30% Jan
25%
2654
32
79%
36*a Dec 24
2254 Aug 13
47% Jun 19
2554
26%
32
No par
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
7
25%
2654
28
Allen
30
25%,
12,300
26%
common
7
30
28,100
1954
1754
6
Nov
15,700
24
18
15% Oct
Dec
47%
2354-
96
9654 Oct
12
46
241/4
17%
S354 Jun 10
35
48%
24
3154
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A—
12
Dec
47%
245a
94
72% Apr 29
55
4854
2354
18%
21
Oct
47 %
2454
95
I
25% Dec
48%
1754
3
3
19%
47%
24
25%
94%
4
4954 Nov 11
2
19%
4854
24%
/
1854
23% July
Jan
19%
4754
23%
25
94
9854 Jan
18
1,200
3,700
123
18%
20 % Nov 26
68 % Nov
*118
-
92%
21
Dec
123
23%
Nov 20
100
•117
19%
19
Aldens
July 31
2
Apr 18
123
23%
9
29
19%
1854
Dec
15554 Nov
•117
19%
23%
7
3
280
122
1954
2654
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
26
13
9 % Jun
♦117
1954
10>
1
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg
80% Nov 24
4% Jan
30
122
19%
40%
69%
l
2054 Nov
Oct
♦117
•3954
3154
Corp
4.50%
3354 Nov 19
2
70%
1
._v-
Corp
Air Reduction Inc
11% Jan
40
69%
5
15
July
40
70%
No par
Co
Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering
5
39%
6954
"
9
1854 May 13
77% Jan 14
30
Express
28% Oct
Aug 28
354 May 28
195a Jan 16
3954
6954
Admiral
160
1
23
39%
69%
1
Aeroquip
Sep
39%
6954
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
83% Nov 21
2
2% Jan
2
248
8
2454 Jan
11
Shares
3954
_10
2554 Nov 18
17% Jan
2
49% Jan 13
354 Dec
190
9
Nov
1954 Dec
Jan
19354 Jan
25% Dec 10
13% Dec 20
70
Adams-Millis
,167/4 Jan 28
6554 July 8
232% Jun 28
30
Adams
33% Oct
7
7
3154 July 5
31% July 23
11
2854 Nov 13
the Week
Dec. 12
69
25
Steel Co
97
Oct
Friday
Dec. 11
3954
1
ACF Industries Inc
24% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Deo. 10
100
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
Acme
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Deo. 9
1
2454 Nov 18
29% Oct 14
2
Tuesday
Dec. 8
5
Abbott Laboratories common
82
24
Far
20% Aug 26
4954 Oct 24
19 54 Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
71% Nov 20
37 % July 15
*
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
20% Dec 24
40
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Oct 21
37 Y* Feb
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
,
STOCKS
Year 1957
lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Corp
10
6854
♦90
68%
93
6954
*90
38
38%
38
31%
32%
31%
69%
93
38%
3154
.
•92
93
39
39%
39%
3954
39%
39%
14,600
3154
31 »/a
305»
31
3054
3054
7,700
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1058
.
(2470)
18
•
1
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since
4
22
Feb
39% Apr
30
Jan
4
Sep
Feb
5
14
92
Feb
18
32% Jun
3% Oct
22
6% Jun
18
38
2
35% Nov 17
3
90
27% Sep
23% May 29
15
Feb 25
6
29% Jan
Dec
10
12
34% Dec
10
19
10% Aug
0
6 Tb Jan
Ashland
2nd
Oil
17% Oct 22
103
105
2
02
17% Jan
J
28% Nov 28
10% Dec
8
41% Nov 10
•3% Nov
4
78
Jun
6
16% Nov
19
27
Jan
11
8% Nov
7
10% Feb
6
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
2
20% Jan 10
Jan
23
86% Jan
■
27
95
1
93% Nov
26% Nov 13
36% Nov
75% Nov
1
6% Dec 30
Jan
Jan
90
Jan 15
8% Aug
8
2
6% Jan
2 )
14% Jan
24
14
Dec
17
18
46
Dec
30
67
7
Nov
26
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
7%Jan
2
14% Nov 26
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
22% Aug
8
6
2
18% Nov
Oct
21
46 ''ft
9
Dec
30
15
317/s Nov
6
35% Feb
Feb
95
July 22
82
8
95
__2.50
26%
27%
Oct
[—1
,
Corn
1
Mfg Corp
Bath
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
Bausch
28% Dec
11
47% Sep
9
Jun
10% Mar 8
11% Oct 22
36% Mar 15
2
12
2
IS % Nov
3
25
Jan
7
Mar
00
6
27
6
*8 Jan
2
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
Benguet
28% Jan
33% Jan
6
36% Dec
2
Best
79% Nov
6
14
12
% Dec 20
May
9
1% Jan 28
30
32% July 15
2
36% Jan
13
Oct
2
54% Jan
30J/4 Oct 21
33% Dec
136
Jun
May 14
7
50% July 16
18
155
Jan
24
15% Jan
20
11
143
Bendix
12
Dec
5%
2
15% Dec
06
Jan
2
76
35% Dec
23
64% May 17
36
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
21J/4 Dec
13
43% Jan
23J/a Jan
2
37% Oct
28
1
26% Dec
11
Doc
31
33 J/2 Jan
2
23
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
10
61% Jan
2
141/a Feb
25
48% Dec
3
49% Dec
10
14
Dec
31
25
9
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
Inc
July
30
5
85
Jan
16
58% Nov
21
Boston
17% Oct
24
Jan
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
25% Apr
74% Sep
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
48% Jan
2
77/e Dec
30
19% Jan
3
47% Jan
10
7% Jan
18% Apr
14
19% Dec 30
Edison
351/2 Nov 18
8
48
2
36 Tb Oct
Bridgeport
38% Jan
6
14
6% Jan
2
10
26% Jan
2
44% Nov
18
41
61% July 12
53% Jan
13
78
Dec
11
91
82
29
92
Mar 13
Jan
21
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
11
Dec
30
38 Tb Mar 11
Jan
Dec
30
Oct
24
8
13
34% Jan
6
49% Nov
20
15
11% Jan
2
167 b Nov
12
56% Aug
11
53% Nov
21
42% Jan
28
May 23
24
52% Jan
131/s Dec
30
79
20
21% May 17
90 "2 Jan 15
Nov
9
9% Dec
31
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
9% Dec
26
21
Jan
2
23
17
12
*>7% Jan
25
Jun
30
26
137b Jan
2
78% Jun
10
27
10
Jan
2
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
82
Dec
30
74% Jan 23
83
Feb
84
Oct
29
65
56
Mar 26
62% Nov
13
27% Dec
23
16% Oct
Jan
24
74% Jan
25
52% July lo
8
19
21% Dec
3
29
3% Dec
23
9% Jan
2
25
Dec
18% Nov
10
Oct
*92%
92%
*92%
93%
10
7C%
74%
14,700
6,200
5% Jan
10 % Dec
50
July 31
July 8
4%%
7%
California
9
76
X58%
220
59%
59%
59%.
59%
59%
59
59
3,400
34%
341/4
34%
35
35%
34%
351/4
34Tb
35
7,700
25%
16%
48%
25%
17
50%
25%
25
25J/2
26%
24%
26
48%
21%
5
1
20%
9,800
2G1/4
25 %
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
13,700
48 %
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
48 3 4
49%
69,400
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49%
49%
49%
*48
20%
20%
21
211/4
21
21%
21
21%
3,900
20%
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20%
20%
6,000
6,600
%
20%
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49
300
49
20%
20%
15%
16%
16J%
17%
16%
17
17
17i/o
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75
75%
75
75%
75
75%
74%
74%
74%
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3,900
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
38%
37%
37%
36%
37%
41,300
77%
76%
761%
77%
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77%
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77%
10
57
56
%
56%
561%
56%
56%
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56%
20%
20%
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56%
20%
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56%
16%
3574
36%
9.800
44
447b
1,000
3 7b
40%
9,100
5,600
75 %
18,500
13%
14
25%
12%
24%
11%
36%
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44%
X44%
44%
45
44
1
36%
14%
25V4
*44%
15
11%
43.400
147b
247b
5
50
3.50
3
2.50
12%
11%
14%
257b
11%
•
44%
87b
8%
417s
42 7b
44
14
25
147b
24%
3574
73 3 4
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16
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74%
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87 b
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74%
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2,300
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8%
8%
40
87b
41
40%
39%
40%
75%
77%
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48%
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85
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48%
48%
48%
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15%
16
16
16
16
16
16
167 b
55
55
55
55
55%
56
56
55%
55%
49
48%
487b
48%
-
Co
5
177b
*88%
1
31
17%
17%
90
*88%
31
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177b
89
3.660
2.000
1,500
38.900
31%
17%
17%
89
89
*88%
31%
317 b
17%
89
17
*88%
32
32
31%
31%
600
16%
15,000
15%
9,700
10
com
14%
1574
15
157-b
15%
16%
15%
16%
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Co
15-%
15%
1574
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
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100
13%
14
137s
14'%
13%
14%
22,100
68%
68%
68%
67
68%
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62%
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14
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68
68
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76%
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36%
36
27
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67a
,
5
common
10
33
34 74
347b
35%
100
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107%
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10774
5
49
49 74
preferred
Packing Corp
*75%
36%
1
Co
100
15
preferred
*62
49
49%
77
*75%
50
100
77
3874
50,700
37%
37%
27
25 7 s
26%
26%
26%
2,300
36%
6 7b
36%
36'.1
36%
35%
36
3.100
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35%
36
35%
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107%
50
6%
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6
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107 %
6%
3,200
2,500
35
107 %
80
507b
3,500
6%
77 b
6%
67b
59.800
19%
19%
19%
19%
7,100
10
10%
29.300
47%
48 %
6.200
19%
8,700
50%
y
50%
50
10%
10
10%
4674
47
477b
47%
477'b
48
48
49
20
20'b
19%
20
197b
19%
19%
19%
19
83
83
83
83
83
50
*48
50
*48
50
31% Sep
19
6
65
(
100
90
6%
2
500
14%
75i%
1974
47% Jan
28
14%
7 5 J/2
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19
page
14%
207)
37% Nov
see
14%
75%
6%
10
Sep 22
15
74%
197b
26% Jan
21% Jan
2
14%
73 J/2
5
$4.25
Jan
21,100
15%
72
59
10
Mining
Corp
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Canada
52
98,100
14%
1
Callahan
7
16
2,800
B
72
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
10
21
5
31
761/4
49 3
148
58%
:
participating
50 % Jan
21 Vo Dec
49
34%
100
Copper & Zinc
27
45% Dec
76
147%
148
15
117 b
Bros
Oct
29% July 15
36% May 13
49%
49
72
35%
common
second
45
23
76%
76
*147
14%
11%
preferred
3%%
preferred
56% Jan
May
49%
148
'70%
35%
Co
Jan
90
76%
487 b
*146%
117u
Co
Watch
81
23Tb Oct
For footnotes
Forge
16 % May 8
84
Feb 27
29
75%
76
48%
148
367b
4%
24
74
76
48%
*146%
11%
common
Burlington Industries Inc
12
20% Nov
48%
148
36
22,100
Buffalo
8
50% Nov
1%
35%
17%,
Byers Co
14% Jan
1%
36%
76%
75%
No par
Co
Butte
35% Jan
1%
*35%
17
(The)
2
4
2
1%
36 %
357b
preferred
10
6
24
13% Jan
1 %
*35-%
33,300
Dec
37% Jan
4% Oct 28
32 % Jun
1%
36%
28%
87b Oct
Oct
84,700
1,700
1%
36%
27%
107% Oct
7% Dec
1,500
1%
1%
36%
1%
30
28%
Butler
55
25%
49%
27
Bush Terminal
20% Nov
25%
*48%
27%
6
2
50
26%
2
31
25%
27
14
lan
70 %
25%
49
267b-
40% Nov
9%
6912
50
277«
287a Dec
3% Jan
69%
26%
267«
7
39% Jan
68%
50
5
15
2
X26
X50
25%
Co
10
2
27
26
50%
65%
50%
68 %
27
65%
65
26%
49%
2,800
3 Tb Jan
11
11,200
29%
16% Mar
7% Jan
16,300
88
*29 74
2274 Jan
15% Aug
6% Jan
20%
86%
49%
3
44 l/a Jan
20
29%
10
30
1,400
29%
ll
22
13
48%
Jan
22
13
30
Jan
2% Oct
94
9,400
13%
50%
10% Jan
9
*92%
94
*147)
Burroughs Corp
36% Oct
*92%
42
29%
9
36
92%
200
40%
497a
17
9
20%
90
37
41%
b
78 74 Oct
6
Dec
Co
Line
40% Oct
Jan
20
7,660
%
28
37
52 7
Pipe
8
Jan
20%
92
_100
2.50
Inc
3
98
13
88%
100
25
Bigelow
64 74 Jan
20
13
20
,__5
Inc
277b Apr
26
13
82
28%
*35%
28%
28%
29%
$5
12
16
13
*80
82
*80%
82
28%
*95%
98
*85%
29
10
45% Jan
39%
:
50%
30
104% Feb
39%
99
297s
1574 Oct
30
3,100
537)
70
24
1,200
44%
28%
Bulova
181/4 Dec
28%
178
52%
Budd
7
96 J/2 Dec
1,700
34,700
No par
Bullard
Apr
*"
No par
3
62 % Dec
55
46 3 4
29
Sep
*168
178
*168
28%
44%
45%
45'/4
45%
800
24%
34%
201/4
37
39%
No par
Snoe Co
16% Dec
18 7b
28%
28%
28%
178
34%
90%
82
28%
39%
1.25
preferred
Bucyrus-Erie
17
90
*53%
36
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
3
33 7b Nov
*24
55%"
33%
Buckeye
10
33 % Oct
24%
55
86%
Brooklyn Union Gas
&
24
55%
36
92%
preferred
Brown
Brown
Jan
24%
RR—
Brass
conv
3%%
15
48% May 22
Dec
251/2 Nov 27
4%%
56%
2,800
20
*36
37
*36
48
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
25
36% Jun
46% Dec
21% Nov
9% Sep
1,800
56%
94
28%
15
—
preferred
Braniff Airways
48% Aug 11
11
13% Jan
47
38%
56:%
91%
*80%
29
148
5%
13
26% Nov 19
4% Dec 30
Jan
6% Jan
27% May 21
62%
38
56%
20%
Co
Maine
&
61%
38
13%
(The)
Common
32% Oct. 23
12% Dec 10
62%
38
56 %
13%
Book-of-the-Mopth Club Inc
Boston
3
800
62
38
*24
55%
x35
28%
45
*168
*96%
730
40%
Inc_;
Bond
9
38% Sep 24
27,300
41
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%%
preferred
46
63
370
43
5,100
39%
13 %
20%
90ti
82
28%
5
23
25% Dec 24
43%
86
x36
Corp
& Brass
6
Co
42%
99
*35%
*80%
_1
6
Stores
43%
,
43
42%
98
86
86
43%
96
86
43
*97
43-%
97
2.50
2
Borden
43%
871/2
x97
*86
42%
62%
38
55%
48%
Bohn Aluminum
21
26,100
1
2
Oct
29,200
13%
10
14% Jan
Nov
32%
13%
36
Co
10 % Jan
17% Dec
13,700
31%
13%
9%
~30
100
00% Jan
22
38
57
9%
31%
13%
9%
14,300
1
2
78
42%
62%
9%
31
13%
13%
x43%
13,500
issued
When
97%
87
9%
32 J/4
9
31%
;
19
8
& Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
Boeing Airplane Co
18% July 28
58J/8 Oct
13%
44'%
37%
___100
5
2
26
12%
78%
98
common
63% Dec
II1/2 Jan
26
13%
80
1,600
11,200
3,100
5,600
602,100
6,700
18%
___1
11 J/2 Dec
41'A July
1,500
70
20%
23
26%
13
77
36 ',4
1 peso
;
2
24
16%
69%
19%
23
25%
12%
75%
19%
50
12
6% Oct 22
*16%
8,900
36 J/2
__5
9% Jan
27% Dec
16%
70%
21%
23%
26%
13%
82
27,700
390
134,100
18%
1
10
51% Feb
27
16%
70
20%
23%
69%
20%20%
23%
23%
26%
x25%
12%
12%-v
73%
75
44%
82%
8
36
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co.
Oct
17 J/4 May
16%
69%
21
23%
81%
8%
16%
68%
19%
4%%
19 J/4 Dec
22
*90
52
43%
82%
7%
36%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com„5
9
12
12 J/2 Dec
Oct
44%
82 %
8%
45
45
*170 ' *182
*96%
99
100
Bliss
6% Jan
29
14
91%
53
18%
Corp
Inc
Blaw-Knox
Jan
*90
52
43%
*81%
7%
43%
36,300
22,000
1,400
34%
*80%
28%
100
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
7%
preferred
2
18
91%
52%
43%
81%
8%
*90
52
26%
10%
39%
91%
52%
19%
—1
Consolidated
Co
&
75
2
' 26%
10
38%
35%
preferred
11
Apr
27%
10%
39%
.
19
Beneficial Finance Co common—.1
8
Dec
6% Dec 23
56
26%
9%
38%
34%
Bestwall
54% Oct
159 J/2 Jun
48
Dec
Aviation
2
Jan
21
18
26
74% Dec
10
18% Jan
66% May 17
18
2,000
19%
preferred—
45
21
Jun
•■:?/.-% 280
92
36%
10
44% Apr
Oct
16% Oct
28%
45
50
4%%
Sep 22
24%
57%
34%
28%
45%
182
97%
3,800
103
92
19
Bell & Howell Co common
93
38%
57%
4574 "
45%
103
1037) 103%
27%
10%
39%
16%
>
69
1
23% Aug 27
4
*
35
pfd
Belding-Heminway—
Bell Aircraft Corp
18
45%
103
L03
103
1
94% Nov
40
42
*170
97%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Dec
42
33%
63
56%
Beech Creek RR
2
42
14% Feb
31
89 % Feb
36% Oct
2
13,800
2.50
Inc
Instruments
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
29
10 % Jan
50% Jan
10
Beckman
May 22
30% Oct
May 19
28% Jan
2
1
24% Jan
Jan
85
3
2
Jan
29
22
10
Optical Co
42
24%
83
104
73 % Jan
Apr
.
56
Beaunit Mills Inc
9
47% July 16
35% July
13% Aug
& Lomb
Corp
7
Jan
10% Jan
31% Jan 24
42
Works
Iron
5
93
33,600
3,500
:
10
26%
9%
39%
43%
81%
8%
16%
68%
19%
22%
25%'
11%
19%
22%
26%
11%
67%
38
17
Aug 22
86% Aug
1
7%
*90
51
42%
81 %
7%
16%
*62
19% Nov
174
3274
974
'
69
1
10
1
10
39% Nov
3
4574
18%.
18%
*32
27
10
40
91%
53
26%
9%
*39%
69
18%
21
26%
10%
05%
100
2
7
3
15% Oct
12
common
noncumulative preferred
Barber Oil Corp__.
Jan
72% Dec 26
Nov
43%
82%
86
41%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Nopar
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3% c/o conv prior preferred
100
4%%
preferred
100
16% Jan
33% Jan
18% May 16
27 Ve Feb
'
100
Basic Products Corp
4
30
27%
10%
40%
91%
51%
35%
28%
7
Dec
127
45%
>
v
90%
34%
.28%
30% May
58
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook RR
22
10
130
5,300
90%
24%
56
6
8
64% Oct
' Baltimore & Ohio
4%
3378
X9~a
220
27,500
89%
24%
55%
16% Jan
45% Apr
48% May 27
18
*
44%
98
48
32%
-
18,400
-
90
Baltimore Gas & Elec com__No par
4%% preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C,
100
3
21
18%
/
10%
45%
45%
103%
89%
6
,
19% July 25
9
45%
103%
90
Nov
71% May 22
23
45%
103%
9%
Feb
18%
34%
'
,9%
31%
89
22
31%
10%
9%
14
Dec
18% ■19 '.%"/•/
31%
31%
13%
44%
96%
87
41%
62%
38
*56%
18
21
18%
>■
9%
Nov
5
29
13%
44%,.
99
87
15% Jan
11
2874
31%
39 % Oct 21
Apr
29%
9%
6
20% Jan
28%
13%
29
102
28%
30%
13
23
27%
1
Oct
10 Va Dec
27%
9
45% Oct
89% July 12
27%
16%
common
(The)
Co
63% Nov
29 % Jan
16
14
9%
*81%
7%
Nopar
Inc
Wilcox
&
45% Apr
May 20
137b
,_13
Babbitt (B T)
22% Apr
35% May 20
14
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
58% July 25
17% Dec
13%
3
May 16
2
571/4 Jan
136
14%
20
63
11
137b
18%
43
20
20
$2.25 conv preferred
10
Nov
14%
31
*90
51%
.
3
Nopar
(The)
17
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
20
13%
65,900
87
*19
10%
45
,-1
*
23
116
*85
1974
'■
common
preferred
45% Dec
23
86
19%
18%
& Sante Fe—
Topeka
22% Dec
July 23
35%
86
19%
30%
26%
9%
x40%
preferred
27% Dec
50
35%
85
19
Jan
95
35%
35%
85
9%
Common
10
5% non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com 6.50
4% preferred
-100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Nopar
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Baocock
23%
35
14,100
Dry Qoods Corp—
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
21
227.4
35
18
'
5,800
64 %
18%
30%
1
com
39 %
637)
\
5,000
447b
34%
187b
No,v
105% July
Sep
86
14%
V
%
86
34
*85
j4
2
34% Jan
15
23%
15
10% Nov
9
24
28
22 %
13%
89%
Avco
23%
1
Atlas Powder Co
Austin Nichols common—
Dec 11
8ep
3
Dec 11
Dec 11
22%
19%
103%
5%
22%
34%
85%
10
Atlas
.
5
Sep 22
Dec 11
64%
45
Jun
9% Jan
26
U
16
Mar
102
90 % July 26
80
v
Jan
3% Jan
4
5% Jan
3% Dec 31
19
17% Aug
72%
21%
23%
29%
13%
Mar 14
43
48% July
1
Jun 30
6% Jan
7% July
4% Oct 22
28
Feb
53
Dec
9
45% Nov 13
78% Oct 29
6
25
11% Jan 24
94
92
8
27% Jan
2
84
Feb 25
50% July 15
57% Jun
13
4
,
637b
347)
85',4
Refining
&
1st
Atchison
9% Jan
64%
*18%
Associates Investment Co
Dec'11
62%
Co common
1
:__No par
5
100
6.26%
5
Mav
O
Jato
<7
62%
22%
Common
46% NOV 19
2
94% Jan
28
Jan
Jan
29
6
May
34
4
88% Nov
38%
39
22%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Corp),
~—5
Associated
43
39%
62%
22%
ASR Products
8
44'
39
62%
Inc
Shares
43%
38%
38%
Industries
Arvin
the Week
44
62%
Inc—
J1
43
37%
Industries
Artloom
2
23
27% Feb
8% Nov 22
2
8
3% Jan
7
19Tb May
29
.
38%
5
$3.75 preferred
Dec
44-%
10
Arnold Constable Corp
Friday
Dee. 12
Thursday
43%
—5
& Co
Sales for
PRICES
Dec. 10
44%
44%
-38%
Corp
Armstrong Cork
5
22% Sep
7
16% Apr
5
31% May 31
17
6% Jan
10
NJay
Steel
Armco
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 9
Bee. 8
No par
Oil Corp
Argo
Armour
Nov
80
36% July 19
17
Dec
14% Dec 24
37% Oct
3
12]/a Feb
'
18
79
11
67
22 Tb Jan
8
20V4 NOV
4
Nov
23% Dec
7
16% Jan
10% Oct 21
41% Aug
25
2
36
10
39% Dec
Jan
65% Jan
Sl% Dec 31
Archer-Daniels-Midland
3
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
43% Dec
2
Jan
29
39% Apr 25
LOW
NEW FORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
B8 % Dec 18
:
STOCKS
Bange tor Previous
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills
Co
97 b
1074
9%
774
20
10
77 b
7%
xl9%
19%
9%
82%
No par
83
83
*82%
83
100
*48
50
*48
50
*48
*36
37
*35%
*36%"
37%
25
29%
29%
29%
No par
6174
6174
*60%
Nopar
*
367b
297b
29%
30
29 3
61
60%
61%
61
35%
35
4
29%
61
430
34
34%
2978
29 7
*60%
8
61%
400
15,600
900
Volume 188
Number 5803
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(24711; 19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,i,
Year 1!KV7
Lowest
22
4
10% Jan
2
19% De c
51% Ju*
22
Oct
21
Lowest
26% Jan
9?) Dec 30
28V* Oct
13
38% Apr
7
39 7
32 % May 22
90% Nov 11
105
24
Mar 21
22% NoV-19
74% July 16
31 V) Dec
19
65 % Jan
30
Jan
94 y2 Apr
25% Nov 10
40 y* Dec
.
9
25 V* Jan
11
2
39% Jan
1
13
July
;
32% Jan
2
47
Apr 26
38 % Jan
3
47
20% Jan
2
31 Va Nov
19
23% Aug
B
25
Oct 24
lQ'/a Jfen
13
18% Jun
19.
14% Apr
3
110% Jan
14
101 y2 Jan
Dec
30
12% Oct 22
99
5
Nov
13
% Oct 22
55% Dec
88% Oct
5% Mar
99
23
Dec
24
119? 4 Jun
3
55'/a Apr
14
7s
Aug
92% Nov
.
Aug 28
Jan
2
30 Va Dec
28
10
Jan
2
118% Nov
5
55% Jan
2
7934 Dec
10
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
38% Dec
12
19% Jun
9
Jan 10
13% May 22
17 % Jan
22% Dec
9
54
44
70
Jan
8
Oct
23
17% Dec
31
23
8% Jan
3
37 % Apr
8
70
Oct 29
2
9y8 Jun 27
July 29
July 29
80
16% Jun
'Jan
'•
Apr
11
Celanese
7%
3
52
Oct
78
Aug
Jun-*20
26% Nov
17
4
74 %
73%
74?b
43?)
44
43?a
44 Vo
43
44
44
44
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29
28 V*
28%,
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38 y4
37%
39 %
39 Va
12.50
20%
21%
20?b
21
20?b
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6?)
10
87%
___100
-
18
*22%
11%
Central Qf Georgia Ry com—No par
5 % preferred' series B_J
;
100
" 46
*73%
4T
Jan
7
12
Central Hudson Gas &s Elec„No par
18%
Apr
7
33% Dec
5
104% Jun
12
Central Illinois Lgt common—No par
4Va.% preferred ———
100
33
Sep 17
Central
41 %
22%
9
47?) Jan
2
74
Dec
11
11
31 y2 Oct
22
38
86'/a Jun
24
99% Jan 29
13% Dec
Jan
11
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
171) Dec
30
20?!. Oct
10
31% May 2
49 y* Jan 24
31
10% Mar 28
17% Jan
31% Jan
12
50? a
July 11
13%
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43
5%
5%
53A
73%
73%
72%
37',a
38?.
38
10% Sep
5
7
Feb
4
23
Jan
2
69% Jan
9
47% Apr
7
9
89
26
iio%
Jan
Apr
29
Checker
5
39% Sep
25
31% Jan
14
114 Dec
19
14% Dec
22
109% Nov
20
9% Dec
30
18% Dec
31
3014 Mar 11
17 y2 Mar 19
16
Sep 24
33% Sep
3
24',a Dec
10
42
July 25
26% Jan
49 Va Nov
14
40
23?) Jan
22
11
9% Mar 14
10
19
30
30
23
Sep
2
10
7
12
44
Jan
12
47
Jun
17
13
71
Jun
6
44% Feb
27
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
10% Jan
21
Feb
14
4
35 y* Jan
17
»
13% Jan
2
100 Va
Sep 22
35?8 Dec 30
46% Jun
23
20% Apr
99
7
23
Oct
23
83
104
67
Jan
95
Oct
95
Sep 20
778
Dee 20
Feb
73
Jan
8
127
Jan
6
8
8f
lar
18
97
2
125
Nov 10
48
Jan
2
77
83
Oct
28
Apt 17
17% Nov 12.
13 % Mar 18
33% Jan
18% Dec 30
45
98% Jan
18
2
Jun
24
134
Dec
88 Va Dec
86% May
10
Service
—No par
10
Co.
__5100
No
20% Aug 15
73% Nov 28
12
37% Nov 17
11
10y»Jan
2
15% Nov 20
.42% Dec 13
Feb 14
41% JaD
2,
56.% Sep 15
19% Jan
35% Oct 22
91% Oct 31
104
96
3% Dee 30
4
"9
24
25 % Oct
No*
Dec
12
Oct 22
42
14
7% Jan
8
10
29 Va Jan
It
Jan
45% Jan
Jan
2
14% >Jan
2
3
13% Jan
15% Jan
58
Jan
7
Oct
22
49% Jan
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
Oct 25
81
Aug-
2
30
14
89
13'
23% Jar
23
46% Jan
May 15
48% Ja-
92% Sep
101% Jan 22
95% Mar 27
4
14
4
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
2
16% Nov
6
20% Apr
.
S
IT
Jan
7
86
Sep
10
94
33% May
92% Sep
12
105
38
22
48
Oct
Oct
2?
27% Jai
2
Mar 29
99
Jar
6
Jan
4
40% Jar
2
92% Feb
79% Oct 16
106
3
15
118
Mar 19
For footnotes see
page 28.
81% Oct 30
lot
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104
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40
57
56%
57
61
61%
61%
62%
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106
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61%
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164
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44?)
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103 Va
101
102
61%
60
60
5,600
164
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3,400
18%
164
10
15
13
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103% Apr 25
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104
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25
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12,900
47%
48
133
14,900
133
120
,::90Q
preferred
preferred—
Co
10
No par
50
preferred series B
noncumulative 1st pfd
Combustion Engineering Inc——1
10
Commercial Solvents'
1
Commonwealth. Edison Co com—25
4.64% preferred —L
100
5.25% preferred —-—:
100
24%
24
48
51
133
Comptofneter Corp
——
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Mills
—1Q
No par
Corp.,—
Cortgoleum-Nairn IncL—:
Consolidated Cigar Corp_
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
$5
preferred
No par
—•—
1
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
—10
Consol RR of "Cuba 6%-pfd—.-100
Gas .Utilities
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidation Coal Co
1
No par
Consumers Power Co com
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.50
$4.52
No par
-No par
No par
Corp of America—
*88
83'A
x78
20%
22%
36
*88
92
120%
120
84%
85
78
*♦.50 rotr*
2nd
preferred-—
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51
10
52%
92
119 JA
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88%
87%
88
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23
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51
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60
60
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62
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17,400
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64
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22%
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133
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92
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133
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50
61
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100
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39
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3,800
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19
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36
26
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36
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10,600
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4,700
24,400
16,000
99%
*98'A
43%
53?)
,
105%
39 Va
31 Vb
19
43%
18?)
7%
14%
36
61
,
49?)
36
[
210
70
48%
36 Vb
12?)
12?)
43%
,
*69
49%
<
14%
8%.
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8 V)
8%
14 Va
70
69%
49
36
69%
69
68%
47
29
109
24%
50'/a
203A
20 Va
23%
*&1
$5.50- preferned. —4.,—
Nopar
Continental Can Lie:common—;—.10
$3.70 preferred
—No par
24%
52
*48
*59
5
preferred
*35%
24?)
-
133
*900
•
Continental Baking Cq. common—5
80
35%
24?)
*46?)
—100
Common
4%
-
*76
1
51 »A
*131
'
i
Nopar
100
_100
19?)
Aug 21
'
120
eoy2
164
:
'
18%
*44?)
61%
*35%
Consolidated
9
143% Nov 10
62%
16%
106
35%
19.% Dec
2
*101V)
35 %
76
.
25
106
*102%
103
60?)
62
.
Feb
45
18%
.18%
*102
*101 ya
106
44?)
18?)
103%
60?)
164
*101Va
106
*102%
18 ?4
103
;
19%
Ma
57'A
56%
61%
56 V)
39%
95
50
3,600
6,800
34,200
1,000
16 V)
50
1
!
170
40?)
00%
23.V8
60%. NOV 10
102%
40 V)
*16?)
19?)
106
102 V)
40%
10%
3ft.
Apr
40
61%
22?)
96
102
102
39?)
*
.
57?)
40?)
30% Nov
620
58%
23'A
57? i Oct
12,800
88%
50%
39 ?b
39% Jan
34?)
*87%
*16%
23%
12 ~
49 y» Dec
34
87%
104
*100
104
Consol Electronics Industries
-1
Consolidated Foods Corp—,1.33 y8
"41
34%
39%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp„—50c
Dec
34
87%
39%
42% Dec 12
24
Aug 28'
c
Apr 24
83% Nov 27
*102
40?)
46
34 V)
89
1
36
Container
26% Oct 28
88
■
*35%
Confeoi Edison of N Y com—Nopar
6
108 % Jun
27% Oct 29 *
40% Jan
.49% Jun 14
;
20% Nov 11
;59?)rNov
19% Jan
Mar 28
18
Nov 17
34 V)
89 V)
101,600
240
Cone
16% Sep 29
15 % Jun
48
Sep 15.
27% Feb 24.
Apr 15
NOV 26 '
2.
44% Jar
17:
87
6
2
Va
2
101
16
■
,
9% Nov 21
9
34%
88%
>
—,
5
1
34
49?)
62%
Commercial Credit Co—
20
2.
11% Jan
3
33
54% jun 19
33% Jan 23
16% Sep 19
Aug II
36% Oct 22
22% Oct 22
29% Nov 19
9% Jan
Jan
Dec
107;
20
15
Jan
4% Jan
17
14
14
4
.
Sep
33
30
18
Maj
Jun
.
6% Dec 24
29% Dep 32
9% Oct 24:
40% Oct 23
95% Nov
€
106
112.
10% Apr 28
6% Jan 17
14% Jan
7
Dec 30
Dec
12
105% Aug 20
10 '
1
.
12 V)
49'/a
*61%
5%%
6
.
*12%
50?)
62%
4%
Oct 24
9% Dec 30
500
121/2
49
61%
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
5
Dec
*12'/a
6,800
11,500
61%
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
17
65
37 V)
61%
6
33
30 V)
36 Va
62
Nov
3
29?)
38
62
66
2
30%
*3.7
62 V)
7
46% Jan
30%
38
*62
May
23 % Jan
30
38
•
500
Apr 23-
31
29%
38%
98?)
57
Dec
30 Va
98
NOV 14
34% May 17
29%
98%
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aiknran Corp
6
52% Mat 14
29
98%
48
32
29%
98?)
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting SystemClass A
2.50
Class B
'
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co—-Nopar
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
22
29 y4
98?)
Colorador & Southern Ry com—100
Oct 22
29%
99
29
42% Oct
28%
98%
16
20% Sep 21
39 V)
98%
Oct
49?) Dec
391/4
98%
Sep
May 23
31% Jan
2
30% Jan 17
39?)
6,700
65
63
39
%
48%
53
4
:
39%
3,700
2,600
48%
48 y2 Nov
U
29?)
76
9
78% Jar
48% Jan
29 Va
48 3/4
16
19
30% Dec 30
i
30%
76
Jan
68% Dec
800
29%
200
48 Vz
Apr
26
62%
76
46
2
62%
49
43% Jan 20
12% Jan
62?)
1,600
23,600
48%
36
14
25
*72%
6
20% Jun
41?)
24?)
i
48?)
25
Nov
41%
*41
48%
Mar
21
41?)
25
.
*72%
59
40% Nov
2,700
27?)
44
76
50% Feb 28
41% Nov
14
44
49
50% Apr
2.
*26?)
1.
30
Jan
13?)
27?)
*
88?)
(The)—— _^Nopar
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp,—Nopar
13
16
5,500
48?)
7a
8
24% Feb 28
600
V)
*72%
4% 2nd
11
24% Feb 28,
14%
*26%
43%
50?a
34%
10
8
^
12?)
88)
12
Jan
308
44
48%
34
Oct
:
"102
108
•dfiVl
15
Coca-Cola
17
18
66
13%
e
*12 Va
8.50
-
Cluett Peabody & Co com
12
38% May 19
35% May 15
13%
66
Gas & Electric—
Dec
22% Oct 22
14% Oct 21
11% Dec 19
143/a
14? a
14? a
50
49%
Sep
23% Oct 22
*102
12%
*12%
51',4
46
-s
13%
■36
66%
■
12 3 4
38
47
108
*102
13?)
36%
65?)
No par
gtd——50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—_50
Clevite Corporation
—1
22% Dec 12
25% Oct
108
13%
33
4,400
'
50
$4^50 preferred ——
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
May 27
Nov
*102
108
34 Va
*36
*12 Vb
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
4
* Ma-
66 y2
5
Equipment Co—
—15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
12
106
114% May 8
800
Apr 17
49% Deo
8
Jun 26
13
27
Dec
139
25
41
25
36%
65?)
25
C I T Financial Corp
Cities
106% May 20
64 Va Aug
4
52 % Dec
36
66
*36
5
2
36
65%
x29 %
11
2
35?)
37 Va
28
Jan
32:
35 Va
coy*
M
33%
31%
Dec
Feb
13%
14
30?)
*36%
Oil
City Investing Co common
5'%% preferred
City Products fcorp—
13
37
34?'a
29
Nov
,
33?)
14
27?)
76
8
34 3 0
13 Va
ia
a
49% Dec
10
33 Va
14 Va
1
29 7
155
Oct
33 Va
:
39'%
Clark
34% Sep
15% Jan
If,!
39
9
Sep 22
1 Va
1%
39 ?«
preferred
;
100
4%.% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—.10
2
20% Oct
Va
39?)
Dee
59
70
18,700
16,700
62
6
123% Jun 27
65,600
33? a
2
3
8
14,100
1'A
45
71% Feb
43Va Mar
28,600
17%
1A
100
40% Mai
»25%i July 19
48%
17%
par
5
16
47?)
18
City Stores Co common—
5
4%% convertible preferred—100
8
23
49?)
17%
8
57% NOV
31 y2 Dec
48%
18
Dec
33% Dec
15 % Dec
50
17 ?B
1
1A
*391.1
29Vie
paf
4%
14
45% Dec
37?) Feb 25
14
Feb
49 ?4
18%
103
35% Jan
■43% May 20
102
49?/8
17 ?a
Sep 17
July 18
130
25
Jan
,
97% Jan 23
8
May 18
175
4
21
90
24
67% July
23
Oct
Dec
102
48 ?b
17? a
1%
33
13%.
34%
65'%
102
14%
No par
Cab_
Cotton
Common
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
19
50
17
30%
com—No
Chrysler Corp
59% Oct 27
47% Oct 21
23
29 7 i,
Nopar
_100
5','0
953/4 July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
12
Jan
22%
30
Chickasha
27
23?)
29%
Chicago
4
22%
10,300
51,000
30%
10
Jar
23%
23'Va
62%
28
50%
34%
22?)
62"%
Dec
99
Dec~24
34 V)
23 ?a
Va
38
34% Dec
36?)
24
(52
31% Nov
8
190
34%
62%
7
7
98%
36 ?a
62%
7
Oct
*96%
36%
62%
14 y2 Jan
28% Jan
39%
98%
36?/8
24%
27
83
37%
*90»A
38%
97
38%
97%
38 JA
96s/B
36%
24'%
preferred series A_
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
8
Chicago Rock Isl <fc Pac RR—No par
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
*38
x96%
41%
19
30
38 Va
98 %
24%
407a Nov
Yellow
800
36'?a
*41
2
% Nov 28
74
36%'
22:'.i
48?)
25
50
& North Western
*72%
98
42
preferred
Cincinnati
11
22
74
24%
18% Jan
18% Feb
19% Apr
15?) Oct
74
42
19
59 Va Oct
73ya
25!..
Nov
Apr 25
73%
42
32
9% Jan 30
5%
28
2
44
42?)
5%
43 %
12%. Jan
12% Jan
9
82% July 24
13?)
42%
5%
*26%
20
30
13%
43%
5%
x43%
63% Oct
52% Dec
13?)
42%
5%
45?)
10
Mar 26
13%
43
5%
28
45% Jan
22
6
18,000
3,800
18,400
I3°/a
42%
45
4
10
44,700
9'/a
13%,
V
5%
900
45%
14%
17
Chic
400
45
*26%
Oct
series A noncum pfd
7,800
45?)
27 Va
253a Dec
5%
58%
22?)
9%
44%
46 %
43
5 Vo
:
22?)
44%
14%
2
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
2,300
1,400
9%
40
*41%
24?4
02 %
29?4
2
30
58
23
200
22
*21%
9%
*26%
11% Jan
13% Jan
9% Nov
58%
*22%
41%
5,100
1,800
9%
40
com
31% Jan
31
22%'
Del_f>0
_
Great Western Ry
Mar 15
43% Apr 29
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
41%
57%:
58 Va
23
41?)
21%
■
,
Class A
Chic
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
34% Apr 29
10% Nov 11
NOT
1.25
——————A'-
,
Corp
*.1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
69% Nov 21
17
Corp
Chemetron
8
Oct
38
Motors
,
;
——
Rights
41%
21 Va
57%
73
Co
Common
12
41?)
*21%
23
1
21% Oct
>
31% NOV 25
46% Dec 23
Dec
58y2
1
*.
Inc
55?) Nov
3
4
Dec
23 y8 NHv 12
73
57%
x22%
1
Corp
Co
Gotham
Chain. Belt
24% Aug 14
2
4% Jan
6V2 Oct 22
30
22%
10
Products
Cessna; Aircraft
Chadbourn
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co_
;_l%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
__1
39% Nov
7
1
162
42
Nopar
Certafn-Teed
2
43
Aug 14
100s/8 May 21
33?) Nov 28
Deo
42
21%
13 y4
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
42
22%
18%
500
-
33%
94%
41%
13»/2
69?) Jan
Dec
94%
43 Vt
3
15
33
94i/4
43%
28
93% Jan
33%
94%
U—
.
.
i
j
5,300
19?)
33y8
95
43%
Nov
Dec
18?)
33
x43 Va
Vb Nov
10
183/a
94J/2
43?.,
6
39% Feb
183/a
33.
43%
54
1,200
2,600
74%..
95
Cerro de
2
•
is y8
12
2
.'74 i
18
33 ?a
48% Nov
8% Jan 20
>
18%
3
l% Jan
25%
75%-
*22%
*9%
23% Jan
23% Sep
*74%
18?)
9%
2
82% Oct
75%
9 Vb
5
*17%
*74%:
;
9%
11
Dec
:
74 Va
58%
Corp
18
47
*9%
Pasco
•
*46 y4
58%
22 %:
24%-Mar
-18
47
9.50
3% Jan
19'%
47
/.■A
y
*46
Century Industries Co-——No par
43% Jan
18?) Dec
)
Central Violetta1 Sugar Co
24
Dec
12
3
23
18
22%
117a
4
1V* Dec
Dec
22%
12
23
19% Dec
11
22%
12
Dec
8
40 Vn Nov
22%
29?) Sep
10
12,900
12
12% Sep
11% Jan
3,500
33%
18
59
59% Jan
79?)
37%'
22%
3
21
89,500
79%
■
111%:
47*
x95
23
890
.
29%.
29?)
*116%. 118
17%
,
-
16
_5
98
30%
118
79?)
Jan
7
98
97JA
29?)
•116
37'%
Jan
50
5,900
11,200
79%
7
.10
240
6%
88%
36%
19
Illinois1 Public Service
111
22%
V
50,900
*6%
37%
41 y8 Jan
5
500
34,900
'A
33%
18%
97
520
■i
88%
79?)
8
10
21
*110
365/*
10
May 20
22
Oct
11%
74
33J/4
•
22%
*46 Va
75
93
97
'
18
22?'b
11%
22%
11%
39%
20?)
'
28%
6?)
78%
.
.
22
9% Jan
31
18
5
'
Central RR Co of N J
Central & South West'Corp
22% Jan
89% Dec
37%
Aug 28
43 % May
Feb
36%
-
4,500
19,000
90?):
97%
30 Vb
118
*116
<
•
43?)
38%
111
6%
89
97
97
V 28%
78?)
38%
18
78
.1
-
96?)
*110
6%
89%
87
•
27%
28?a
*ii6
118
78%
<78
21
44
•43?)
*28*
-
11,200
76%
43?)
39?)
20%
340
76%
28 V)
21V*
24,100
101
36?)
44?)
39
24,000
10,500
-
45%
28 y4
40?/a
6?8
87%
96?)
96
37?.,
20
—
6%
87,
118
44
44
:
109VA 11-0%
110
X6?3
27?)
27 Vb
*116
_..i
xllO
0?4
88
96
par
preferred i
100
conv preferred series A_1O0
44%
111%. 112
__7
Corp of Amer corni—No
-
39%
46%
101
76%
Dec
1
30
75?)
28
3
% Dec
76
28%
'
38%
36%
74%
,
Shares
18%
•43?)
*
35%
the WeeM
18%
-
36
42
6% Dec 31
4
103
"
35%
*•
l73/8 Mar 21
16% Apr
45% Oct
101
*101
102
31% Jan
34% Jan
Oct
*99
100
32% Dec £7
21
8
44
-
36
Oct
24'/8 Oct
41
35V4
15
19% Dec
40%
34%
28
88%
40
42%
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co_i___
8
40?'8
28 >4
Celotex Corp commoni
5%' preferred
1
30
38?)
35%
43%
~
2nd
4%%
12?) Oct* 21
72% Mar 19
7
100% Jan
19
101
19
37?)
42%
A.
.
13%
38?'8
•
1
Co common——.:
preferred1
l8Va
37 ?a
99
--'..'■73%..
_50
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
•",! 4.20% preferred1
;
7
12
Case (J I)
7%-
6
10
99
38% Jan 11
18% Feb 28
14 y8 Nov
23% Au g 14
91
J
_io
Carriers & General
Corp—
Garter Products Inc
;
10
8
17% Jan
23% Oct 22
16
1
20
18'%
37%
39%
39%
19%
37%
Friday
Dec. 13
Dec. 11
18?6
•
345,,
5.
Carrier Corp common*...
4%% preferred
20
109y2 Aug 20
Dec-31
55
40 ?» Dec'
2
5 % Jan
9
100% Mar 13
10
10% Oct 22
98
July
'
Sales for
•'
Thursday
Dec. 10
99
No par
Carpenter
'
«
y2 May
46% Nov
19%
37%
Carolina Power &* Light—■
Steel Co—
;•
19
11
37
19%
39
Wednesday
Be«;9
37%
)
'
i
(The) Co„_
~~5
Carey (Fhilip) Mfg Co
~"l0
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
3
Nov
76% Dec
Tuesday
Deo. 8
Carborundum
1,2
103
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines mc
8
12
46 '; Dec
13
'
EXCHANGE
Dec'
a
37
Aug 15
18% Oct-22
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
Highest
28%
14,400
■
70
6,700
5,900
*87%
89%
10
28 y4
28%
14,700
91
46%
•102%
56
84%
♦134
91
46?)
103
80
11,500
100
57%
21,500
84%
130
140
500
i
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2472)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Loireai
Continental
5 74 Oct
17 Ye Dec
9
21%
21%
21%
•2114
2174
21%
2114
21
21
12
Continental
Insurance
5
38%
59
59
60
59 %
5974
5974
61
60%
61%
8,200
12
Continental
Motors
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
117a
1174
11%
12%
1174
1274
60,300
57
5774
21,000
Jun
60% Aug 13
Continental Oil of Delaware—_—5
56
57
50%
5714
56%
5774
5714
58%
Continental Steel Corp
60%
60%
60%
61%
60%
61%
61
61%
6014
6174
1,800
37% Dec
9
37
36
3714
36
36 Va
45,600
10 Vs Jai.
12
34% Oct
13
27%
27%
2874
27
27%
12,200
3974
397#
39
3974
27,600
S
30
24% Dec
Dec
11
Aug
1
Oct
8
88
Mar 11
22
31
90% May
30
25
2
May 17
85
15
15% Jan
I
6% Jan
2
4% May
2% Jan
3
9
13
Oct
18
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
22
14
31
Jan
Aug
Oct
35
58% July 11
Feb 18
17% Oct
5374
1
24%
24%
23%
24%
2374
2474
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94
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9374
98
9574
99
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86
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87
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87
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87
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88
86
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19
1874
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1914
19%
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874
8%
874
Co—
Products
16
preferred
3%%
4
28
Aug 18
10
7
29% Nov
6
40% Nov
19
Crown
20
27% Dec
17
18
53% <Fcb
12
13% May
59% Jun
19% Jan
23% Dec
17
22
Jan
13
8% Apr
8
3
V2 NOV 17
40%
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4074
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407V
300
17%
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28 %
28 %
28
29%
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100
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2874
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4074
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40%
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5574
57
55
5574
13,100
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■93%
94%
93%
93
93
♦93%
9474
9374
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1,110
26%
27%
27%
2774
2874
preferred
6%
pfd
noncum
£3
0
5334 July 24
4
18% Jun
0
20% Mar
8
Jan
11
30% Mar
0
37
14
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
23% Nov 14
31 % Aug
27
Aug
6
Class
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1774
1774
1774
17%
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30
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1374
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6774
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26%
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33
60
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17%
30
13%
Publishing common—
1
$4 prior preferred
—No.par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtis#—Wright common
1
1,900
2774
17%
08
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
11
X27
27 V#
18%
30%
13%
5
100
-
2874
27%
17%
30
100
10
Sugar
Inc
Press
Jun
47
84
34%
2874
-H47V Jan
30% Nov 21
38% Oct 11
*83
40%
Curtis
10% Oct
(53% Oct
84
56
Cuneo
14% Dec
.
*83
28%
47% Jan
9
85
3674
3674
57%
93%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
.—
12
38% Nov 12
29
33% Jan 28
7% Jan
*83
40%
$4.20
3
Dec
15
84
3
40%
Cuba RR
69
3%
3814
82%
■;•;
57
Cuban-American
3
37%
82
28%
10
7
4,400
16,400
3%
38%
57 %
24
2
3%
3614
3 %
82
40%
25
Jan
700
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
58% Nov
101 %Jun
6% Jan
3
3%
367#
■
190
19,200
8%
28%
13
7% Jan
1914
28%
Oct
56
:
3
36
3
3
85%
1974
85%
8%
7,000
87
5G%
33% Sep
2
8%
2474
x24
40 %
29
«
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53%
5274
5
Zellerbach Corp common
27% Jan
2
18%
8%
,
38 %
100
——
19%
8%
Cream of Wheat
2
Feb
18%
Coty. Inc—.—_1'
Coty International Corp—
—1
Crane Co common
—25
17
Jan
16,900
5274
15% Feb 20
9
2474
9614
52%
53%
18% Jan
11
24
—-10
53%
10% Jan
65% Jan
13,000
53
30% Apr 25
19
NOV
53
80
16
5% Nov 20
400
5214
53
*79
17
5% Oct 21
54
51
80
*50%
*50%
30
51
*70
53
80
38% Jan
11
40%
3774
38%
78
40% Dec
7
37%
38-B
77
32% Apr
10 Vb Dec 23
15% Dec 31
38
53
29 vj Dec
92% Nov
100
26%
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20% Nov
Jan
26%
*76%
3
25% Jan
26%
78
3
12
16% July 23.
IS
31% Feb
22
11
1
Jun
3% Nov
26%
53
3
43% Apr 11
4
23
10% Dec 11
5
23% Jun
40% Oct 22
5
39% Dec
86
26
Corp (The)——2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5 % conv preferred-—.
25Crown Cork & Seal common
-2.50
$2 preferred
No par
28% Jan
14% Mar
f
17% Oct
30
20% Oct
1% Jan
24% Jan IS
78
Nov
5
Mar 14
86
nov 29
74
•
36% Apr 23
22
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
9% Nov
3714
-50%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
89
Oct
79% Oct
35%
'77
Corn
8
99
35%
50
convertible preferred
6%
14
55% NOV
33%
5
__5
5
50
14
83
3
Jan
Jun
NOV
16
74% Feb 12
.
30%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 '/a %
preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum. Corp
—1
52
80
33% Jan 13
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred™
10
40% Dec
20
123/4 Apr
106% July 11
89
14
Jan 14
52
27
14
34% Dec
27% Jan
-21
25
18% Jan
79% July 11
11
preferred
65% Nov
May 13
43 % Jan
convertible
5%
S
a
38% Feb 12
28% Jan
37
12% Dec
a
Jan
6
14
1®
9
24
4
300
Oct
43% July as
13
Dec
8,300
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50% Jan
74
11%
23
19% May 20
Feb
1174
01
b
Jan II
54% July 25
12% Dec
12
18 % Ma>
40% July 11
28
11%
44
23
57% Feb
.
12
1174
12
7
70% Jun
16% Dec 30
Dec
11%
3
49% May 21
51
Dec 30
20
12%
11%
2
common
54% May
4
14
22
30
24
23
20 74 Dec
Shares
Copper & Steel—
Industries
7
the Week
Friday
,
Dec. IS
26% Jan
20% Nov
39 % nov
41% Dec
8% Apr 29
7
15% Jan
31
Dec
9
13!/2 Oct
Thursday
Dec. II
Dec. 10
Dec. 9
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 8
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
i
Range Since Jan.
l'ear l»S7
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
59
%
13%
13 7a
1474
1474
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387V
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38
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21%
'2174
26%
2674
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59 3
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V
800
1474
12,400
3774
300
1474
18,600
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61
22
22
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2674
27
2674
2174
2674
33,200
34%'
34%
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3,000
00
61
59%
59
3.900
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58
57-
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9114
34
59%
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61
2674
33%
6774
>
34
2174
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30,200
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61
21%
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1374
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38
1474
1474
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14
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1,140
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800
D
July 12
01.
41% Apr
3
58
Dec
10
1
83% Jan
15
92
Allg
6
40% Oct
21
79% Jan
7
80% Mar
21i»j
12% Jan
Jl'/tt Oct
"
27 % Oct
Oct
Aug
1
49% Apr IB
80
Mar 4
21
Nov
15
Oct
72
•
753/i Nov 13
Feb
80
24
77% Sep
27
88
Apr
B
79
14% Oct
22
23% Jan
S
15% Jan
Daystrom Inc
Dayton
22
88
wjati
28
16
24% Dec
2
3.90%
10
Rubber
Dayton
13% Jan
a
Decca
Records
3
54% Nov
11
Deere
&
7
6% Apr 10
30% Nov
11
Delaware
19% Nov 28
23%
23%
18%
18%
5214
5074
5174
51,900
28 Va
2774
28
11%
11%
1074
1074
4,200
16,200
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62%
6174
G2
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6214
61 %
6114
700
21%
2114
2174
2174
22%
2174
2274
13,700
55
56
5574
56%
56
5674
7,300
42
4214
42
42%
42
42 Va
65
6114
6114
120
1414
*39%.
1474
14,800
4074
500
Detroit Steel Corp:
59% July
3
29% Apr
43% Feb
4
19
573/4 Jan
a
20
Diamond
37% Mar 13
30% May
25% Jan
Oct
30
35% Sep
24
Diamond-Gardner
29% Mar 28
32% May 21
13% Dec 30
13
Mar 29
34
38% NOV 12
14
15% Jan
11% Jan
15% DM
10
14
22'
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
a
35% Nov
13% July
•
9% Jan
a
26% Dec
12
6
9% Apr
Jan
43% Dec
12
Dec
10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
t
19% Dec
5
Dr.
Dec
24
14% jun
12
11% Jan
a
18 Vs Dec
4
Dome
50% Oct
10
91
14
54% Apr
8
74% Jan
9
Douglas Aircraft Co
11% Dec 24
24% Jan 29
12
08% Jun
52% May 2a
33
Apr
7
16% Jam
1
Oct
22
17
30% Dec 24
573/4 May 13
-'0% Oct 21
.19% May
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Jan
12
§
II
9% Aug
Jan
Dow
0% Jan
17
46% Oct
a
Drewrys
Dunhlll
Duplan
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41
14
Oct
Jan
28
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6
60% July
Dec
NOV
Feb as
8
213/4 Dec
19
82
-
,
Aug
6
_
17% Dec 23
24% Dec 30
.3% Jan
25% Dec
.3
27
6% Deo 30
24
20%. Jan
Jun
18
13
40
Apr
8
27% July 3
40% Ap' 28
4% Aug 1|
a
35
9
83% May 22
a
37% Dec
Mar 27
20 V2
Feb
4
25
39
Oct
31
Jan
3% Jan
3
10 Vs Dec
11
1
26% Jan
a
40 % Nov
19
14% Jan 31
6% Jan
a
11V4 Dec
12
35% Mar
27
29
|
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6% Jan 14
21
Jan
7
35% Apr
24% Nov 13
0% Dec 23
10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
43
Dec
12
77
Feb
50
July
3
62
Feb 28
10% Nov 13
20
12U, Oct
0
22
28% Dec 23
2
11
95
44% July
23
Dec
96
Jan 17
14% Apr 15
34
Nov
3
2
Jan
22
76
Mar
Oct
59
22% Jan
22 Ya Oct
30% Dec
17
.
76
23
33/4 Oct 22
.144% Nov
'
22% Jan
Dec
15% Oct 22
'
4
159
18
1
Apr 30
Jan
3
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9
Jan
10
56% Dec
8
4% Jan
a
16 Vs Dec
2
17% Jan
3
24
30
Jan
Dec
10
38% Apr
July 21
79
39
30
90
3
May
4414
17,600
3274
31%
3274
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31%
31
31
31
500
18%
18%
19
19
19
18%
1874
1874
1874
2,800
37
35%
3874
39
41%
4174
43%
41%
4374
33.300
33%
3314
3,300
2214
2674
98,500
1474
1474
331#
32%
32%
3314
3374
33%
3374
22
23
2414
23%
25
25
26%
14%
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14%
14%
14%
17%
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1774
1474
1774
1474
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18
1774
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56%
58
1314
1974
3,000
73°4
7474
26,500
41%
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35,800
8
56
56%
56
57%
19%
19%
20%
20
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73
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23
23
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196 '
197%
196%
19814
198
20014
201
103
103
102%
103
104
104
104
50%
13%
5
No par
No par
17
6% Jan
3
13
Nov
28
2
60% Feb
3
61% Oct
16
Erie &
Nov
14
2314
2374
2314
23%
12%
13
12%
1274
12%
1214
13%
1374
137#
14%
13%
14
83
83
47%
48%
48%
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46%
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40
44
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4714
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202
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21
23
48%
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35
No par
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
Jun
13
13 V, Jan
3
28
Nov
28
Eversharp
10
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
65
Jan
17
32% Nov
24
5
Fairbanks
Morse
12% Jan
24
Jan
2
50
5
1
3
Inc
51% Apr
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100
.
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2874
27%
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3,100
53%
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8014
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94
1814
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34
33%
34
21,300
27%
2774
27 Va
2774
18,700
78%
78%
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1367V
151%
77
15014
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250
10,600
53
12,800
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57
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33%
3374
3374
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3374
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3,400
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3674
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3674
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39
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17%
36 Va
9,700
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235,200
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37
3774
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36
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13314
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10
Equitable Gas Co
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42%
3,900
.
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36% Oct
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7574
41%
46%
Airline Inc
a
5%
7474
4174
83
43%
50
50
—
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41%
48 Vs
41
-
41%
23%
-•
83
10
50
50
50
——-50
preferred
Cigar Corp
26% Jan
Apr
4374
32
31
4474
17%
'
11
4474
3274
3114
4414
14
—1
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com—-110
4%% prior preferred—
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—.—5
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
6%
preferred
100
Eaton
Manufacturing Co
2
Edison', Bros Stores Inc common—1
4%% preferred i—;—
-100
Elcco Products Co common
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Arner—_1
F
1.
Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—
Electric
Storage Battery
10
Elgin National Watch Co
5
El Paso Natural Gas—
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Enihcott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
Eastern
17
1
4414
32
*31
20
1
1
Eagle-Plcher Co
5
11
82% jun
3
38 % Jaa
'
Feb
59% Nov
97 V. Jan
91•
$2.10
DWG
30% Aug 14
4,;
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150% Dec
18
10
30'
04% Jan 14
27% May •
81% Apr U
Jan
31
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.
22% Apr
73.% Jan
lj.4,
158
22% Oct 21
74
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lift
38% Dec 31
Jan
24% Nov
29% Jan
72
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27% Jan
23% Dec
May 21
.
47% Jan 11
61% Jan
«
42% July is
11
July 15
v
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27% Dec 30
Oct
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred—:
4.10% preferred
4%
51
Aug 25
14% .Tan 14
1®
44%
3214
33
1
$4.15
3
50 V«
Oct 28
44
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31
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Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75
'
13,800
31
44%
31%
57
—
Preferred $3.50 series
'
40
Jan 22
16% Jan
■"
May 12
48% Mar
•
40
50c
Preferred $4.50 series
50-
44% Nov 25
Jan 31
Corp
Pont de Nem
47% May 13
Sep 11
-
17
49% Nov 24
Sep 20
41 %
49
18
;
a
•34% Jan
39% Oct 24
27
;
1
50
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
July
July
80% Oct
1
4014
19
Limited USA Inc
International
Common
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
a
45
41
40
101
37% Apr
30% Nov 14
Nov
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Number 5803
Volume 188
. .
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2473)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
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52 %
50
26%
52%
49%
26 %
28
*134%
*77
36%
18
♦85%
24%
7%
26%
136
79
134%
•77
135
79
51
•134%
*77
136
79
•77
79
•134%
•77
136
79
37%
37%
38
37%
38Tb
36%
37%
36%
37%
18%
18
18%
18%
183b
18%
19%
18%
18%
87
86
86
86
86
86
86
25%
24%
25%
24Tb
25%
24%
25%
24%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
9,700
42%
49 %
8%
-71Tb
3T B
180
•110
7
*75
-
.100
42%
2%
2%
8%
3%
s
.
6,700
20,300
44Tb
44
-
•167
7,300
95% i
22
•;,
21%
37%
7%
83b
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-
2,100
52,100
23,200
39%
39
39%
95%
3
7%
-
26Tb
46
33,700
.
63Tb
6 Tb
7%
49%'1-
63%
48%
^
1
64
45%
370
98
48:'J
-
48%
•
2%
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L) Co Ine
1
Greyhound Corp.(The) common
3
4%% preferred
_100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
120
45%
46%
172
5
4
21
;2i
74%
Green Bay 3c Western RR
f
.1 43,700
58%
20%
26%
44%
:
96%"
115%
Green (H
95
90%:
97
71%
1
*90
27%
■
'58%
90
90
114%
5
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;
95%
25.7% 266
^50
7.4%
100
•
95
,
.;
115%
12.5P
27%57% ■, 58%
26% -'20%
47%
45%
„
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73%
.5
57%
47%
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:
•27
27'%
26%
45%
28
•27!a
x97
113%
5
28
57%
26%
95
10
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
Guantanamo Sugar
44%
r-3%
..100
No par
25
Nopai
No par
100
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
•X243M
,
26%
.44 !a
20%
"
Graham-Paige
•90
>
64%
26%'
1
issued
Gould-National Batteries Inc
•27
27%
56Tb ,57%
26%
/ 41%
45%
,
46%
64
10,
Goodrich Co (B F)_
*27%
26%
90 Ti
38%
-
28
*27
-
99
♦941a
:
*27%
4
'
5
(The)
62% Nov 20
244
•
90%
•98 «'
45%
;.__No par
:
5
Brewing Co
Gold As Stock Telegraph Co
Grand Union Co
"
5% Jan
13
244 '.
-
95
10o
1,
52% Sep 22
Oct 28
*37
Jan
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
11
122% Nov 11
8
43% *:
*90
-4
Goebel
When
4
263i
42
10
-
27%
56%
26%
1
....
$4.50 preferred
56%
100
-
Gerber Products Co
39% Dec 10
28
•27,
.100
100
—
94% May 21
22
Dee 13
21% Jan
15% Apr 16
*27%
^25
—25
:
:
10
10
83%c
•86
87
24%
a
-
6,400
l*#Ta
0Tb-
"
•
•
33% '
•
17Tb
.V;
-i»-
'
6%
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6%
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•
6%
I 300
2,200
2",800
3;90O
:•
50%
44Th
•
v43'%•.-.-
33%'
17%
6%
31%
-50%
6%
17Tb
'
17%
41%
>9%
725 r.'v
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44.%".,
141
17
82
41%
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wi—2
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<
141
280
13Tb '•
13 %
60%
■
107%
12%
12%
...
141
17
8
13%
17
50%
-
104%
65%
6,700
67%
•96%
35%
84,300
.4,500
*66%
97%
17%
67%
*
17Tb
6%
661%
36%
97% >
35T4
36
900
4,600
17%
'H-:
17%
35%
1,800
101-%
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17%
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14
lftTa
17%
6%
97
11
100%
66 %.
6%
34% 7 35%
10,100
-
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-
17%
•33%
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17/800
34%
•
33T4
45 -5
6%
6%
66%
20! b
20
*10%
•
*j.jk„16Ta-
33%
6Tb
17,500
67J500
HfM5 %
33%
'
46Tb
w
43%
"
"46
40Tb
-
33 Va
6
00:'.t
'•rSl-'ov 31%
i
50%
■4lVn
,
•
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44%, ;'44%
6%
6%
,6%
67%
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31
17%
6 To
4
.
33 %
6 To
17%
102
13%
16%
45
33%
*33
~_15
14
16%
-44%
•
13%
13%
40%
30Tb
.50%
.
.44
6%
.
13%
16%
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,
<
11%'
13%'
97 T4
66
.
44%
:
30%
47
17%
13%
...x
...
46Tb
96%
*43%
5
Instrument. Corp.
46%
;2ft%
34%
11%
V
600
:
46%
45%
X20%
34
>
90Tb
42
Xll%
13%
38
44
•175
40%
66
1
7
:
37 % Jun
Jan
21%
*11%
i
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16%
1
Inc common—
v
37%
'41%
95%
100
•09% Jan 21
;
3
28% Dec
8
20%
34%
11%
*90
33%
21%
..10
—No par
•91
*175
91%
42%
45%
41%
46%
1—
v
44%
42%
2
...
.
44%
*90
45%
Getty Oil Co
Gillette (The) Co
33 % Apr
457% Jan 16
39% Oct 21
-
91
,
40! 2
5
44-
>
*175
91
1
""""
44%
*180
100
;
49% Oct 14
f
•J> 3% May 19
July
90% Aug 1
260
Dec 10
Sep
13
14
16,300
12,100
8,200
12,800
24
17
•General Time Corp..
;
General Tire 8s Rub com
99
95 %
Dec
31T»
90%
-
16%
27;% DeC: 1
47% Dec 11
91
79% Jun
67
37%
31%
90
'24
16%
i
.Nov 11
27% Sep. 4
69%cNoV:12
2
70% Feb 12
Feb
24Tb V
33%
28
2
67% Nov 14
20
90%
24%
94%
4 5 .•General Realty & utilities ;v-' IOc,
,47%'Oct 37
/General Refractories- -i..^-^.^..-^_10
27% Sep 26.
General Shoe Cbrp.wi_^—
-_1
28% Sep 16
General Steel Castings Corp
Zl
Jan
21
5
31%
89%
24%
-
33
24% Sep
84% Jan
-
Jan
27
31%
90
23%
100
3,976
•91
•General Motors Corp common... 1%
45 preferred..
4
No pftr"
/Preferred $3.75 serIes___.__No.par "
48
•
31%
7,000
111
110%
33%
:•
87%-Nov, 2Q
May 26
•
44%>J«fc
•
•
-
45 % May
-30% Mar
July 31
108% Jan
r
1
May 31"
2
.28
15 % Dec 23
<
6
Jan
110Tb
5,900
"
90
General Telephone Co of Florida—
30% Oct 22
<
.
48% Jan.
%
27
AUg 25
27
22% Nov 18
22% Sep 20
>23
Sep
3
34
t-
■-* 18% July
16% Dec 23
f
•
'
5.7% July 15,-
6
52
9%
60%
•
•88
37%
94%
6% preferred
•2 % Jan 23
83
-934
60
>
32%
(The)
-General Mills
89
110Tb
"
•
117% Jan. le
•-
5-%-Jtn»-J3
39%.May-22
34-. July 19
•
-
NOV
2
5
-
4".
Jan
2
89
4,400
23,200
33
convertible
General-
60%
22%
91
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp..
3
Aug 29
,
Apr 12
-
Dec
Jun
33% Jan
•
1
47 % July 12
*.#84%May 17
Oct 25-
42h
r
40
66
-
89
105% Oct
»
115% Jan 24
(101% Nov
9
117
60% Jan. 2
105
Sep 19
.
Jan 30
115
Dec
10
82%
37%
General Dynaiiilcs Corp
General Electric- Co—
79% Dec
2
20% Nov 17
13
4% Jan
*
t
6,800
-
81
21Tb
32%
Gen * Contract Finance Corp
Genefal Controls-
"
103
91
par
9% Nov 10
26% Deb
1
67% Nov 19
71% Dec IX
Apr 10
Apr 29Apr 8
44! L»
130% 132
•101%
37%
General Cable Corp com.
No par
4 % 1st preferred—.....
.100
General Cigar Co Inc.—
No
•
ijj
43%
4,000
19,700
32%
'
;
:
10,700
>
rl»Tb
;
92
—
Mar
*91
60-,
"
63Tb
19 Tb
110%
31%
•
21,300
164
63%
•
3,500
4,500
'
16 Ta
Ex-distribution
General Bronze Corp___i^'__,
5
95
164
•
21%
0%-''
60Tb
T9%
I8T4
49%
32%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas.
5
General Amer Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common.
s >
$8 "preferred—No par
General Bancshares Corp
2
;
17% Nov 10
8% Nov 20
iao%Jau 4.1
9
37%
166
89
23%
x37%
*92"
*
14% Nov
2
i.7% Dee zJ
Nov
•
11
18
40% Sep
; 89 % Jan 10
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
Apr
23%
37%
91
-
General American Indus com
l
6% convertible preferred
.50
General American Investors com
l"
$4.50 preferred
100
67% Nov 26
24% Feb 25
125
12
24%
'
18 !i
29%
40%
29! 4
51%
16%
~is
~
Garrett:,Corp (The)......
'
'.^2
Gar Wood Industries inc
com—1
4%%; convertible preferred..
50
General Acceptance Corp.
1
•
7% Nov 20
•
2
Aug
4
2
7% Oct 22
Oct 22
7
52% Apr
2
26% Jan
'34% Oct 15
135
■
34
•
'
23%
90
,
2
4% Jan
Co
89%
31%
90%
37%
preferred——50
Game well Co (The)—:..:
No part
Gardner-Denver Co
jj
•
2
13
14% Jan
5%
31%
29Tb
21%
89
109
18%
,
80
4,000
1,200
4,800
50*;* ' %
63%
63%
19%
19%
42%
44
'
132% 134
•101% 103
i
79%
80Tb
.
21%
10% "
60% '
58%
109%
1
136
•87
-
r
21%
50%
50%
101%
9Tb
49-
51
.
166
63%
19%
44%
79%
21%
-49 -;
-
29%-
2.9%
129%
101%
•21Tb
8,100
9,300
;
18%.
50
43%
200
21%
32%
Co
.Gamble-Skogmo
9
i, 51 % Dec
.45%. Dec
2
Jan
24% Jau
-
Apr 30
14% Jan 22
.Dec 23
125
9% Dec 20
:
,,
July
31%
21%
50V4
•
69
53%
20Ti
49% "
21%-
49
.
;
157
62%
19%
...,
89
108%
"
'
1
preferred
Gabriel
32% Aug 26
3% Jan
12
4%
18
2
17
-
6'
-
17% Nov 17
48
•
May 16
88'
Jan -10
14% Nov
6
2
22
■*:' 20'/a Jan
32
Jan
37% July 12
Jan 25
47% Jun
Jan
8% Jan
31
29!b47%
59%
*87
19
;
■
60
52%
:
15%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
-
11
;':»0% Jail
101
l
Nov 19
9
Jun
18% Nov 11
58
89%
109%
51%
8,000
4.400
33,200:
6%
31%
Francisco Sugar Co
\
Franklin Stores Corp:
Freeport Sulphur Co..
;
59%
58%
50
157
:
80%
21%
10%
10
21Tb
21%
16%
j
Foster-Wheeler Corp.:
7
66% Dec
Mineral
21%
9%
54
'
V
.
103
79%
60
52
21%
18%
128
.,.
*101%
•58
:
63%
19%
44%
21%
*87
2 50
124
-
16
51%
50%
49Ta
16
21%
21%
:
47%:.
80
109%
2.50
Ford Motor Co...
2
Jan
79%
21%
93i
^
Foremost Dairies Inc.—.
•
8
2
2
123% 124%
*101% 103
Co__3jopav
3%% preferred
24
14
2
9
39% Oct
14% Sep
62%
19 V4
43%
Mach & Chem C6rp__..__.l0
3%% convertible preferred
100
19
Nov
62%
45%
56
Shares
48%
8%
-
0
15%
the Week
preferred.IIIIIio
convertible
Foote
■
20%
Food
4
14% Oct
107% Nov
9 % Jan
19
5% Jan
22
•
.67% Jan 15
15
15% Feb
Dec
2
8% Jan
14'
36% Jan
3% Dec 30
Jan
4%
10
10% Jan 14
2
Jan
Jan
25% Feb 25
,
8
13% Oct 31
5j
10
61,
100
Stores Inc common
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc.
-
165
T9%
-No par
J?U<Lr e°.rP Dtd_.—.—
29%
46%
*152
.'-42%
«
_
"
29! i
47
a
19%
30%'
49Ti
5Ta
15%
48%
-
Friday
Dee. 12
51
21%
51%
19
48%
6
56
; ".
Dec. 11
21%
>
,48%
21%
50%
""v t'
46!
a
,
19
'■
29%
*
95
__
48%
•
"*152
ton
Food Fair
95
July 1
52% Aug 11
50%- Nov 11
;
2
2
1
Apr 11
54
165
•
10
15
46% Jun 28
Dec 30
Mar 17
Dec
45% Dec
2
Nov
14
23% Oct 25
3% Oct 21"'
96
♦
a
_
I
Light
40% Sep 10
•
27
Jan
8
31% Dec 19
23
8
25% Nov 28
17
37% Jan
3
36% Jan
Oct 21
Florida Power Corp
Worlda Power &
33% Dec 11
10% Apr 10
40% Dec 90
«
>
2
10% July 24
8% Dec 30
•
f:
No par
;
preferred—.—^
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd wl
r
3
2
89
July 11
80
32% Dec
91
Dec"
30
35% Apr
3
24% Jan
Nov 14
12
Jan
100
8
17% May
12% Jan
2
68% Nov 14
§%Dec 10
E2
67% July
•
Nov 18
10% Dec
v:Mayl5
93% Aug
6
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
3
4
Dec
com
21%
51%
19
."
j,
Firstamerica JCorp^_._„^.
fFlrth CThe) Carpet Co
1
FlintkoteCo (The) conimon
,
35 % Oct
33% Oct 21
!Jun
?.
Ins NY_>._-_5
Lines Inc
10
*irst National. Stores.
10
94
12% Jan
7% Jan
Nov 27
•
9
Apr
3
33% July 18
Apr 25
18% Aug
2
8
J6n
64
17
93
6
5% Oct 21
60% Dec
•111
51%
com-Jlo par
Corp;
Firestone Tire & Rubber
^4Vs.c/o preferred-^..
*
10%Sep 29
Oct 29
28
44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
3
Filtml
-Nov 12
22% Nov 21
Oct 27
.86
107% Dec
Fifth Avenue Coach
•
51
"""»2X% 721%' t
.in
—
...
..
51
Bales far
Thursday-
49%
15%
21%
*.
(
-
.p> an
.
Fidelity Pbenix Fire
-
10
i
• •
15%
60
51
48 >
48%
5%
*55
.21%
.
48
>
6%
15%
.
r,"
Dec. 10
48
6
6%
15%
50
*"25
'■
-
47%
60
•T' 21%
convertible preferred_^__ioo
11'
Dec
88
Corn.
11
104% Jun
•
5% Mar 10
..
5
•Fenestra Inc.:
v
Wednesday
•
Dec. 9
48! 2
15%
*54%
-
5
Federated Dept Stores
49% July 2ft
•
47%
c«^ "~Ii
/
Tuesday
'Dec. 8
1
common
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
f
;
5
Federal Paper Board.Co
-4.60% preferred - -
®ibreboard Paper Prod
Dec
J
■
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Mectric
-34%-Mar 14
55% Feb 14
.
3% Dec 16
'*
>
•
-62% Apr 16
2
47v Afar 12
100% Oct
11
51% Dec 11
38% Apr
Corp
Common™
Ferro
63% Dec
.,
*'
i"pat
i?nv Pfd 19®3 serieali-^OO
Jun-27
166
-
7
>
6%
30% Nov 17
.
16% Apr 25
7
9
Jan
66
-
12
53% Dec 1
",23% Mar.13
>83% Jan 14;
10
Fa wick Corp
:
2
20% Jan
Dec
Metallurgical
Fccklers-Quigan Corp
Nov 20
22-
•
2
2.
May
29% Jan
.
*'
>47% Feb
Dec
52
7
July 12:
Fansteel
24~uAMg"ll
-
2
Jan 14
2
54
3
46%.Jau
6% Dec
60
3
te% May
13
16%?Bec 12.
...
7
S 29% Jan
%
-
-
27
r-
13
31% Jan 10
,.
Feb
49% Jan
•
34% Jdn 11
20% Nov 12
2
32
-Mar
18% Apr
29% Jan
36% May 14
Dec 31
16
50
45%-July 8
>25% Jun -47
17% Oct 22
2ft
11% Jan
•
STOCKS
.
NEW YORK^STOCK
exchangev i
Oct
55
May 19
:a% Apr
7
•
•
Highest
43
64% July 10
413*-Oct 21
10
Lewest
fiiglMHt
-
-
25,200
62^00
80
,
22,400
500
.
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2474)
.
.
Monday, December ,15, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
14% Dec
62
21
May
14
32% Jan
11
105% Oct
11
30'% Jan 16
152
May 13
10
47% Dee
9
287b Nov 17
5
75
Nov
18
$5
125% Nov
6
Gulf
Feb 25
101
Dec. 8
Oil Corp
25
I—.
...
^
;..
Dec.
Dec. 9
itc ices
Sales for
Thursday
10
Dec.
24%
25%
"74%
76%
124%
124%
122
Friday
,
11
*74%
the Week
Dec. 12
24% -25%
.
No par
preferred
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
>
'
25%
25%
.
24%"- 25%
*74
75
.•
75
75
118% 119% ,\119% 122- ,,
Mobile <& Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
Mar
•
HIGH
AND
.
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
LOW
"
' '
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
24%
76
.
Shares
.
24%
*74%
125%;
%
5;500
76
123%
100
124%
43,600
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11
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28
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5
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98
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109
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90
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100
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15
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26 % Jan
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8
10
14
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23
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30
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13
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29
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20
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2
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7
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10
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19
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22
10
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1
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31
118
53% Jan
15% Sep
29
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3V2V0 preferred series A
87
7
8% Oct
22
10% Jun
20
17% Oct
22
25% July 2
16% Sep 24
22% Jan 11
8
22
60
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7
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74
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2
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2
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14
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10
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21
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11
14
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12
17% Jan
3
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2
30
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32% Jan
2
45
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22
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4
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23
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10
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7
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20
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5
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31
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22
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26
22
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24
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9
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23
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13
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13
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4
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24
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24
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130
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9
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19
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11
91
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27
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99
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see
page
28.
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200
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160
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10
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preferred
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54% Oct
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10
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2
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4
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08
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3
3
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100
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14
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3
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July 11
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3
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15
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18
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12
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28
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14
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7
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;
12
33 % Oct
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34% Dec
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4
7
11%
36%
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14
35% Oct
75
35% Dec
Feb
May
2
60% Aug
69
71
6,800
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16% Nov 11
13
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7
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73
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qom
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13
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118
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72
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international Mining
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18
15
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13
28
13
78
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25
22
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78%
70
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11
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21% Jan
3
32%
2
Jun
70%
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70
11%
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9
11
98
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4% %
preferred-
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10
23
376% July 8
38% Jan 11
300
25% Dec
84
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92% May 13
26% Sep 30
270% Oct
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84
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13
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37
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4
43
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98
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5
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20
July 18
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84
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preferred
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150 ""
:
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;
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-
24% Nov 12
Nov
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96%.
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Illinois
162
Nov
84
96%
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9% Nov 13
13% Dec 23
59
83%
preferred
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800
94%.
(Delaware)
Idaho Power Co__
•
9
52% Jan 22
51
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convertible pfd scries A—
50
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12
21
77%
20 "4
83
5%
26
47% Jan
21%
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preferred series A
Hupp Corp
37% Nov 20
2
23
47% Sep
92'% Dec
49% Nov
.
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&
noneumulative
20%
21%-
100
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Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com.
5
8
2
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Sound
5%
13
v
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preferred#.
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preferred—7%
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Howard Stores Corp
9
Oct
100
4%
Dec. 10
63
preferred
4.40%
17
13% Jan
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28%
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29
42%
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22%
29
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May 21
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33
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22
42
1
preferred
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5
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15,900
76%
30
28
24%.
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12
6,000
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Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
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13
17
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14
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9
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25
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21
25
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10
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99
30%
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3
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(H J) Co common..;
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6
2
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10
27
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28
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5
62
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23
12
9
22
2
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47% July 11
115 % Jan 30
21
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Nov
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.
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16
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91
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100
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72 % Jan
19
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17
22 % Jan
Nov
47% Jan
12
15% Nov
2
May
103% Oct
47% Dec
6
54
Jan
25
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20
9
26
35
6
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Oct
43% Dec
83
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45
62%
98
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.
1
25
28% Apr
22
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14
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37
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45
63
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1
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100
2.50
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Harsco Corporation—i
45
62%
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preferred
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140
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.
17
8
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1
51 % Aug
138
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Hammcrmill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
19
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13
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.
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2
30
8
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18
99
2
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2
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21
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Jun
Hackensack Water
21% Jan
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20
11
24
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17
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,
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41% Feb 21
48%
420
11,300
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Volume
Number 5803
188
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2475)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 8
Sales far
SALE PRICKS
HIGH
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 11
Wednesday
Dec. 9
Dec. IS
Shares
Dec. 10
K
22
'
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19
Dec
13
33% Oct
'•
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28
47% Oct
13
9
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
393% Jan
7
45% Mar
7
Jan
2
109'/a May
30
Dec
14
23
463A May IS
30
Dec
07 ¥2 Dec
37'
82 '
Feb
49
83
105 % Aug
♦
23
5
39% Jbn 24
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83
79% Nov 12
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2
78
Oct
29
85
Oct
28
15
88
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6
103
87
9
96
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3
88
7 7 3/4 Jan
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38% Jan
31
96
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Dec
47
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11
Nov
*
32
7
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2
10
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3
&
18% Oct
30
7
43% Oct
10
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27
105 ¥4 Oct
13
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47% May 31
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33% Jan
2
66% Nov
28
Feb
25
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11
20% Oct
28
32i/4 July
5
20% Jan
29% Dec
26
43% Jan
3
30
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22
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26
23% Dec
19
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2
33
23
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2
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2
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10
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9
86
17
2
22
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9
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46 ¥4 Nov
7
7
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11
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17
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30
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4
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17
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30
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17
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6
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11
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10
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6
Jan
2
25 ¥2 Dec
11
18 ¥8 Jan
2
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8
3
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2
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15% Jan
16
27
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24
17
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22
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27
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24
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4
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94
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17
17
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82
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11
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12
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22
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28
31
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1
73/8 Jan
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15
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36
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38%
38
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38 Tb
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98
99
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38
381%
"
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com
preferred
82
81%
.
100
¥4
19
97
"
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
39
36%
5
900
8%
31 ¥4
31
5¥b
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26,300
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25
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4
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4
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Corp
4
4¥a
common_3
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
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68
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Llbbey McNeill & Libby
7
13
2,800
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4
22
140
7
3,000
18
4
Lehigh Valley RR
13
60 ¥2 Jan
65% Jan
31
July 18
Valley
Lehn & Fink
27%
93%
63%
100
30
14
27%
25
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Lehman
28
41 ¥1
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24
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39%
92 ¥0
preferred
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300
37
40
^
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13
31% Dec
150% Mar
9
18
\
134 Jan
6 ¥4 Sep
2,360
81 ¥2
80%
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——
173/4 Feb
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84% July 17
13% Jan 14
62% Aug 26
50
21
'
70
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(James)
3.85%
1
37 ¥2 :
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par
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
10% Sep
5 ¥4 Jan
-
19
31
Lees
9
2
25% Dec
Jan 15
19
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
130% Aug
10
81
37 ¥2
28%
preferred series A_
&
81
27%
•
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Lee Rubber
81
28
common
La
22% Feb
32% Jun
21
7% Dec
2
4.32%
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91
27%
;
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Laclede Gas Co
Mar 28
39 ¥2 Oct
2
Jan
Dec
89
12 ¥4 May
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July 7
3% Jun 20
4
5% Dec
Jan
1
10
22
1
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4
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43
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173/4 Mar 14
26%
i
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87
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95
87
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89%
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37%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100
G
Koppers Co Inc common-:.;
10
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111
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79
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39 ¥4
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81
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4314 Nov
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87
391%
2
20% Feb
2
27
88
96
87
48%
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293/4 Feb
163/4 May 26
47
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88 ¥2
110
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37%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
32% Nov
79
89
81
45 3/8 Nov
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79
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21
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108%
37%
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110
50
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79
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4
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County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
11
2
16
27% Apr
30
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7
Jan
46 ¥4 Jan
July 25
35 % Jan
:
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-
109
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22
32 % Oct
2
10% Jan
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128 % Jan
110
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17
92
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17
49% July 10
15
5
31
77% Dec
92
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91
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20
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41
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88
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41
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96
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30
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25
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10
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31
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11
22
117
25
Nov
4
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92
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82
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85
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30
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12
104
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14
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92% Feb
89
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8
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10
143
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27% Feb
14
43
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11
54% Dec
30
933/4 Jan
8
55 ¥2 Mar
4
81
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6
11
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Jan
28
22
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16
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128
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62
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17
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34
34
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52,900
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100
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20,900
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88
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79
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100
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23
5
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25
27
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61%
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113 Dec
133 ¥2 Dec
22
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61
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116
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11
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59 ¥4
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88 ¥2 July 28
4
14
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60
12
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Lone Star Gas Co common
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60%
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Loew's Inc
8
60
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Litton Industries Inc
21
47% Dec
*
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38% Oct -20
107 ¥2 Feb
4
2
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34
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109
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25
12
93
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10
28 ¥4 Jan
28
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14
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90% Dec 11
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2
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7
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10
31
7
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15
7
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6 3/4 Apr
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26
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22
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22
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18
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88
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19
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18
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16
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28
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91
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2
34
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31
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23
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19
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20
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12
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81
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1
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100
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8
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78
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17
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McGraw-Hill
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Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
17
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12% Apr
33% Apr
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29
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12 ¥4 Dec
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2
30,700
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60
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39%
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41% Sep 26
59% Dec
1
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15% July Iff
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63 .
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23
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31% Apr 23
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50 ¥4 July 24
34% Feb 11
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543/4
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13
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1
13
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12
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13
38%
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1
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11
84%
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22
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84
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19
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77
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84
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30
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29
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84
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1
17
34
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2
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29
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11
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24
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1
1
13
23
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3
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78
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1,500
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19
16%
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19 Vs
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42%
41%
42%
42 Tb
42 3b
41Tb
42
3,700
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23
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle' 1.
24
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2476)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Hanfor
Range Since
Year 19
76
Sep
75
Aug 30
31
Dec
25
__
30% Jan
2
26 y* Dec
26
Dec
18
35
31
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Number 5803
Volume 188
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2477)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Basse for Previous
8TOCK8
Tear 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Fmt
Tuesday
Dec. 8
SALE TRICES
Wednesday
Dec. !>
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 10
Friday
the Week
Dec. 12
,
Dec. 11
Shares
o
42% Oct 22
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
83% Oct 24
76% Jun 27
89
85% Nov 12
85 % Nov 13
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50% Jan
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28% Dec 30
44% Jan
4
16% Sep 20
81% July 24
18
Jan
3
97
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15
22% Oct 22
28% Mar
61% July 11
30
13% Jan
64
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30
38% Oct
22
90% May 31'
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18y4 Oct 21
37% Jun
73
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Oct
24
7
98
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common
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1
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92
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1
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11
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29
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5
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37
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33
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8
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Oct
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27
85% Mar 13
•2% Jan
7
48% Nov 20
46V4 Dec
30
39% Oct
22
45% Jan
106
Jan
6
101
Jan
25
11 Va Dec
30
22% Jan
7
28% Dec
19
35
85% Dec 23
Feb 25
85
May
60% Aug
43%
4iy2
42%
200,100
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,100
x50%
51 Ya
50%
52%
52
52%
493%
50 3/4
49
49%
2%
2%
a
10
Dec
4
lan
14
14% Jan
3
7
5ya Aug
7
23
3
5
Apr
Dec
10
7
3.80%
37
Aug 26
104% Feb 19
92
Nov
24
102
5
4.30%
94
Nov
106
100
Sep
8
107
107 %
4.40%
4.68%
May 13
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27% J an
26% Dec
1
68 % Jan
16
57% Jan
71% Nov
24
46
Dec
12
43
61% Dec
5
82
Feb
12*
74% Jan
78
72
Nov
Pblla &
14
89
Phllco
Mar 12
79% Feb
19
Jan
29
88
53 y4 Jan
4
38% Feb
37
49 % Dec
8
13% Jan
I
7% Jan
2
24
94% Jan 21
96% Jan
2
12 Vb Sep
97
Apr
44% Jan
3
26
94
4
95% May
42%Jnn
May
7
1
70
'
10
20
88% Nov 25
22% Oct
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
93% Jun
25
82% Dec
98% May 15
20% May 16
84% Jan
7
99 %
21
15% Oct 22
24
14V4 Dec 30
14
lan
2
•2% Feb 26
16 yo Jan
3
14% May 13
139
Nov
11
150
Jun
13
128
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
128
14% Dec
30
81% Jtui
21
15% Jan
a
8
85% Jan
10
67% Feb
25
6% Dec 23
8% July 19
30
37% Jan
6
23
Dec
24
Dec
23
80% Feb
85
Jan
19
Dec
11
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
7
8
Jun
4
140
Jan
22
17
Jun
12
a
28% Oct
81
13
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
24% Oct
14
Jan
2
72
Oct
23
2
80
Oct
10
62
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
Mar 29
Jun
17% Aug
135
Apr
68% Jun
29% July 25
115
July 29
18
89% Jan
10
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
74% Dec
5
563/h
98
98%
98i/4
97%
98%
971/4
94
94
94%
94%
94%
94%
17%
41%
17%
17
17%
171/B
17%
42
42
42
41 y4
50 y2
51%
50 y8
50%
49'/a
63%
63%
63 y4
63%
64%
30
25 Va
25%
25%
26'%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
50,600
81
82'%
81 y2
82
82%
821/2
82%
82%
82
82
5%
85
Jun
20
Jan
10
109% Dec
5
21% Dec
2
19 y4 Jan
31
39% Nov
14
38
7
21% Mar 20
32 y4 Nov
14
80
Nov
14
Jun
69
53% Dec 11
43% Jan
2
1-fii Nov 28
15% Dec
30
32%
July'22
16% Jan
2
109% Nov
20
111 Nov 26
27% Oct
2
Co
89% Dec 12
19% Jun
24
23% Dec
31
22% Jan
10
21
57
Dec
31
55
Jan
31
37% Oct
22
48
May 20
42% Jan
9
28 ya Jun
24
82% Feb
4
29% Jan
2
24 Va Jun
28
29
Feb
4
77
8ep
11
92
Feb
27
81
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct
23
95
33%
Oc~22
40
65
Oct
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
Feb
26% Jan
82
83%
1
7
Oct
29
Wni-
S
86
Mar
Oct
42% Dec
12
49% Feb
Nov
10% May
98
95
98
Feb
Apr
80% Ma- 13
21
34% Jan
23 y4 Feb
26
105
31
29% Nov 14
48% Jun
7
2
18
Oct
15
43% Nov
18
10
107
97
*94
23% Jun
18
111% Nov
21
1,700
*82%
84
83%
84
85
85%
85%
86
93 y4
94
94%
94%
93%
93%
*94
94%
1041%
*103
104%
66
68i%
251/8
104%
*103
68%
of
*103
104%
69%
66%
68
66%
67
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
70 y4
70%
70
70
70
70
61%
60%
61%
60%
61%
—100
..100
25%,
85
11 i/e
97%
*95'/8
11%
*951%
63%
92%
68%
70
92%
90
90
10
com—No par
100
100
100
100
Indiana
No par
3%%
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
4.32%
—
100
25
25
100
Publicker Industries Inc
11
84.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10
87% Feb
U
52
Nov
19
146% Apr
23
Pullman
Pure
Oil
com__
.5
No par
Inc
(The)
46%
108,600
11
liy4
6,400
•95 Va
663%
8
2
39% Sep
13
13
138 V2 Dec
30
23% nrf
09
For footnotes
19% Jan
see
page
7
28.
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
28%
July 24
Quaker Oats Co 'The) common—8
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Porn
10
50
6,000
60
22%
22%
22%
23
221/2
22%
3,000
93
92%
94
95%
97
96
96%
4,900
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
9,600
21
•
•
*88
*89
90
*87
92
91%
15'/4
15
90
90
90
•90
91%
•90
93
•90
93%
•90
93
15
15
151/4
15
*130
136
*132
134
*130
135
*130
*132
134
*132
134
V*
23
23%
74 'A
75%
7 y«
7%
20%
22'/4
22%
731%
7%
22
*130%
136
133%
133'/2
133%
134
23%
24%
25%
24%
25i/a
74%
74%
75%
74
75%
73
73%
•130
136
7%
7'/8
7%
7'/a
23%
23%
22%
7
7'/a
23%
233«
22%
~40
7,300
15,800
8,300
7 Va
231/8
"
36,400
10
71%
*70
71%
*70
71%
75'%
74%
75
*74%
75%
♦741/2
75%
1,000
20%
20'%
19%
20%
203/8
21%
21%
6,600
123 %
123%
*123%
70
*70
71'/2
75
*75
20 V4
731/4
50
100
2,900
15'/.
25%
201/1
127
15%
24
75
70
'
21%
*88
91%
15 ya
136
15
21
21
90
21%
721/4
♦70
72%
73
107%
107
127
73'A
107
107%
106'%
371/4
371%
x37'%
38'%
38
38%
28%
29
283/4
29%
28%
29
1021/4
101%
107%
u:
1%
rl%
22%
22'%
23 Va
109%
•1231/2
127
73%
74%
731/8
108'A
108%
108%
38i%
28%
104
38
38%
127
50
74
10,000
780
IO8V4
2,200
38
28%
28 Vb
28'/a
7,200
1073%
1031%
105%
41,400
1%
22 %
106
•123%
21
303,800
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
89'%
22%
•
6,700
90
190
—
26%
75%
47
26%
75%
47%
38
29
37%
28%
*83 •
84%
84
85
87%
87'%
101'% 10134
42%
43%
72y4
72 y4
*21%
21%
*21
21%
111% 111%
13%
14%
81
81
30
30'%
57 '%
57%
40%
42%
26
26'A
26
26 ya
253A
26y8
26
26%
8,200
75%
75%
75%
15%
75'A
75'A
75'/a
75'A
9,300
47i/4
47%
47 y8
47i%
8,000
38
38%
26,400
28%
28%
4,400
471/8
471/2
48
47'A
37%
38'%
37%
38%
38%
38'A
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
84%
84 y4
841%
83V4
83'A
82'%
83'A
160
*83%
85%
85
851%
*84 y2
86'%
•84'%
86
180
85'%
88
*86'%
88
*86'%
88
101%
100'%
101
930
431/8
42'%
43
10,900
*86'%
88%
*86%
101 »/4
101%
101%
42%
43 'A
42%
43
72%
721%
72%
72%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21
21
111
111
13%
14%
101%
101
42%
*72%
21%
73
21%
213%
*21
213A
111%
111%
111
111%
14'%
14%
14'A
15'A
*21
82
-
49%
50%
134
23'%
23%
134
50
72%
72'%
250
213A
21%
800
•21
100
111%
21%
my2
770
14'/a
14%
78,500
*82
83
320
-
81
81
82%
82
30
30%
30
30 y4
29%
30'A
30
30%
11,700
57%
57%
57%
57%
57
57'A
56'A
5634
4,500
41%
42i/8
41%
42%
41 Vi
41%
41
41%
27,900
*81
Q
33% Jan
123% Aug
97%
66%
91%
•90
92
100
79
23
100
11
8
46
11%
'
1
29
19
*771/2
48
90
99
Dec
Nov
77%
22%
106
31% Oct
42% Dec
77%
46%
*90
85
92
71%
2
280
8,500
♦81
23%
'123 '/a
10
31,000
60%
91
75
2.50
5
pref
24%
85
•81
K)—
fund
»
23
1
9)
*95%
67%
'
10
100
100
100
100
preferred
97%
64
*90
96
62%
eov'a
68'%
47%
11%
650
6,400
67%
71
♦70
97%
67%
*77%
49
11%
339
280
94%
104%
66%
23%
70
48%
11%
79
48'/a
11%.
'■■■
•103
61
79
*77%
49 %
11%
96
60'A
85
46 %
*90
24%
x70
94
10O
86
•85
-
*81
1
100
25
*78
59%
85
*81
79
*81
—5
15% Dec
60
*103
61%
60%
82
2
60%
61
5
No par
1
2
Dec
(H
60
•46 Va
100
7
25
3,900
24,500
98
5,300
8
Feb
4V8
109 '"v
*94
98,
61%
99i%
2
29
4 Va
1073%
4%
110
99%
26% Jan
43% Jan
8,000
99%
5% Jan
.
18 Vb
98%
sink
Co
200
%;
101
98%
preference
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
Serv
18'/a
98i/4
81.40 div
Public
41/8
110
*93%
41
*98%
18%
98%
67% Jan
72
Aug
5
30% May 22
66 '% Apr 24
Sep
201/8 Nov 12
4
9% May 15
1
22
Jan
.
108%
97
•41
42
101
99%
4.18%
70% Nov 26
41%
181/4
98%
4.08%
Apr 23
•98%
8 00
•
17,80(1
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
107% Apr 22
•41
18%
*63
59 %
Public Service Co of Colorado
18
41%
101
64%
21%
14
2
*63
900
15,400
47%
14
18
51
59%
78% Nov 20
39
50%
21%
10
cum
51
46%
Procter & Gamble
37
4
5%%
50%
46%
Potomac Electric Power Co
24% Feb
~
20
29
Sep
Dec 12
50%
V
20%
26% Nov 24
May 9
79% Mar 19
~4% Oct~22
64
Oct
100
90
41%
111
107
*93%
'
44% Jun
41%
46i%
1
Inc
41%
•20%
Co
&
413%
46 %
(expire
Rights
*wr
41%
790
21%
polaroid Corn
Porter
47,900
46%
convertible
83.50
180
171/4
*21%
Plymouth Oil Co
117
94%
17
21'%
Plough Inc
19
93%
173%
46%
Pitts ton Co (The) common
12
943%
17%
21
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
• % preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
21
94%
60
convertible
Feb
97%
20%
84.80 preferred (conv)
14
4
97%
46%
preferred
22% Dec
4%
18%
2,400
98%
59 Vh
common
88% Oct
98
411/2
*98%
18%
56 y2
4G %
preferred—No par
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry eom.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc_
,
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
-
4
106
41
101
600
56'/2
29%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
•
18%
4%
101%
*93 Va
,
*98%
5,700
591%
64%
*58
6,800
82%
81%
No par
100
100
100
10O
1
3
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Reading Corp
Corp
4
41
v.
18%
*63
111 %
common—No par
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
17
Nov 10
14% Jan
4
67
,
Nov
56
100
12.50
84
24% Nov 20
100
56
Pillsbury Co common
13
82% Dec 31
11% Oct 21
55%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
14
Dec
100% Jun
6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 Mi Mar 20
56%
,
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Mar 18
22
56
No par
81 conv preference com
16
May^ 6
May
53%
33'/a c
Light com
Electric Co
Pblla
-93% Feb
Jun
2,600
•
*58
2nd preferred (conv)
Aug 27
24
21
20'%
110
57
Phelps-Dodge Corp
64% Nov 20
47% Dec 12 r'
6%
03%
21
57
42
4%
20%
57%
101
.
6%
6%
20%
83
17%
81
35% Nov 13
xl09
82
*40%
7
67% Nov 22
40,800
6%
20%
21
113
82%
*98%
96% Oct
Nov 13
6%
6%
20%
111%
200
3,000
82%
100
105% Apr
1
64% Feb 12
Jan
13,100
6%
6%
20%,
110
1
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
9
17
12% Jan
37%
25
100
Corp
preferred
2
11
Oct 22
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
44
301%
110
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
8
11
3
43%
37%
43 %
109
issued
When
4%%
9
37'A Jan
Jan
441/3
36%
5
18% Dec
20% Sep
31% Oct 22
44
37
18
May
100% Jun
22
♦23%
83% Nov
102
111
lan
233/4
41'/a Dec
8
a
77
22%
37 Yn
22%
44i/a
37%
noy2
4%%
12
23
22%
Pet Milk Co common
&
18,200
14
69% Sep 23
26% Oct 30
Power
6
Feb
1
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn
14
13%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Nov
51% Dec
43
Chemicals
1,300
13%
14%
97%
13
7
43%
6%
20%
3
*22%
42%
37
1
3,100
*2%
36%
43%
36 Vb
40
90
94
13%
100
100
10
5
Jan
Jan
22%
3
*92%
14%
22%
43%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
65
49% Jan
92
*22%
13%
56
1
1
14%
14
3
3
55%
25
7
3
No par
18% Dec
Jan
3
57
101% Apr
28
2%
58'%
19
82% Mar 11
40% May 21
60
42%
58%
104 y4 Jun
Tan
23'
Dec
44%
1
2
19% Jan
21
14
43%
83%
19% Aug 14
92
Nov U
76% Nov 14
Oct
45
82%
56% Dec
■0
34% Oct
64
43%
84%
I
•8
27
10
Oct
45 y»
83
14
9
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
63 Va Jan
2
44
6,000
42 y4
109 y2
Oct
2
85% Sep
87% Dec
Nov
461/4
X92
94
No par
10
113
Pennsalt
20% Jun
423/4 Fefa 12
83
45%
Corp common
5
41
391/8 Jun
46 '/a
81-60 convertible preferred
84% Dec
98% Mar 28
OctTs
Oct
45%
•93
3.50
Penney (J C) Co
17
Apr 26
24 Va
451/4 Feb
7.
46%
Ford
9
38% Jan
321/4 Dec 11
16% Oct 21
13% Dec 20
A
Dec
11% Feb
49% Apr 24
25
Panicle
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
29
86% NOV
prior preferred
oonv
41% Jan
9
90% Oct 28
Peabody Coal Co common
49 % May 18
49
Jan 13
70% July 12
64% July 19
18
94
46%
No par
1
5
25
Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
6%
57%
59%
93%
46%
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
2
31
Parmelee
29
57%
92
46%
2.50
2
12% Jan
Oct
60%
46%
No par
Co
3% Jan 31
57
69%
93
46%
Corp—
6
Nov 26
68
&
62 y4
93
1
100
preferred
9
75
2% Dec
4%
2'AJan
11
92
Common
15% Jan
22
2% Dec
11
8
40% Jan
7% Dec 27
17% Dec 27
21
May 17
26% Jan
'
2% Oct 21
:24% Jun
'
50%
*134
23%
50%
135
23%
49%
134%
23%
50
50
134%
*1341/2
24%
24%
50%
135
24%
50
50y8
134
134%
24%
24%
14,500
o
40
3,000
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2478;
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Frevioui
Range tor
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
SALE FKICES
HIGH
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 12
Shares-
Dec. !J
Dec. 8
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
R
22
78
Oct
30% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
•4% Jun 24
27
47% Dec
2
Mar 22
21% Aug
6
16% Apr
48 V* Feb
11
59 y4 Jun
23
34% Jan
7
11
45 Va Apr
Dec
23% Dec
10
17
14
8
60% Oct
21
22% Sep
64% Dec
24
11
19% July 14
25% Jan
20
Rayonier Inc ——
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common,
39
Jan
20
36
Jan
i6V» Dec 30
31% Jan
12% Jan
8
Dec
28
25% Aug
14% Oct
27
52% Dec
4%
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
2
12
»% Dec 31
31% July 25
25% Jnn 10
31% Jun 10
*o% Nov 18
8
—
X22%
57%
—60
-71%
71 Vb
71 Vb
71
71%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
56,
56
56
56
55%
20 Vb
21%
62'a
64%.
■ 19%
46
1
19%
59%
22%
>
19%
58%
■:.
22%
t
20%
59 %
.
62%
22%
22 Va
■-
34%
29%
22
22 Va
*33%
35
34 Vb, 34%
29%
29%
!29%
19 Vb
20
19%
20
19%
19%
—50c
———1
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
50%
52%
50%
51%
50
51
0%
6%
*6%
ncmcum
Bros Inc
Reeves
—;
Reichhold Chemicals
30
7
.
29%
July 31
45
SO % Dec 10
8% Nov
a
12% May
31
Jan
8
11
Oct
15
18
7
13
15% July
10
3% Jan
28
6% Feb
Sy8 Dec 31
13 Va Dec
16%
47%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
96.400
22
J/2
22%
■/
.
*30
3,000
49%
26,800
*
400
7
*6%
7
47 Vb
'
16%
16%
16 Vb
16%
16 J/8
48%
49
49 Vb
48
900
16 Vb
48%
48 Vb
-
V
May 20
30
Mar 29
17
Sep
16
Feb
1
54
Jan
9
60% Jun
24
10
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
2
62
Dec
10
62
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
11
9% Dec
Jan
7
0
Oct
22
13 Va Apr
25
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
preferred..—10
1
10
*14
5
1
2.50
1
37
19
37
Dec
18
59% Jan
2
37% Apr
8
72% Dec
11
21% Dec
18
8 % May
6
4% Dec
6
6
convertible
$1
Republic Steel
July 19
22% May 12
38% Nov
14
Revere
Copper Si Brass—*
40
July 11
4
25% Jan
10
52% Dec
10
Revlon
Inc
8% Jan
2
33% Dec
9
32% Dec 30
65% May 16
32% Jan
10
73% Dec
11
12
46 y« Mar 29
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
12
66 y4 Dec
63% Jan
10
10% Jan
7% Oct 22
39'A Nov
•2% July 22
5
6
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
82 Vb Jan
22
78% Jan
9
Dec
23
21% Jan
18
10% Jan
2
68'/a Jun
10
7
21
3J/aApr
30
55
23
80
Aug
33% Jan
4
1
18 % Dec
4
19% Jan
2
27% May
f
22% Jan
2
2
Oct
21
20% Dec
23
28
23
4
Dec
Oct
185
5
Dec
13
.
1
10
2
39% Nov
13
22% Jan
2
1
2
485
Dec
12
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
22
38 y4 May
20% Dec
31
32
Jun
21
22% Aug 22
19
60% Jun
11
2
20
7
25 V* Oct
8
2
40% Nov
20
JUD
9
24
23V* Nov 20
26% Dec
137
Feb
22
Dec
30
11
24% Jan
10
38% Dec
12
9
95Va Jun
10
Jan
24
233% Nov
19
22% Jan
2
35% Nov
17
21% Oct
24
25 % Dec
10 y8 Dec
10
26% Jan
n
60 V* Dec
9
74 y4 Feb
5
23 y2 Oct
22
48% Jan
3
*80%
18%
*80%
81%
19%
19%
18%
19%
22.800
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
30,500
31%
28 Va
11%
No par
series A 5%—.——100
17
15-% Dec
11
12
48% Oct
24
13
61% Dec
11
Schering Corp common
29
Sep
25
36
11
Dec
30
62
Nov
20
22 % May
29
64% Jun
4
71% Oct
Feb
14
Schick Inc
74% Nov
11
Scott Paper Co common1.
Oct
3
7
Mar
75
92
Oct
2
99% Jan
86
24
$4 preferred
85
Oct
22
21
Dec
19
33% Jan
2
19
May
5
28% Oct
2
75
Jan
7
83
May
1
71
Nov
12
85 % Apr
10
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
21% Apr
7
39% Sep
30
102
Dec
19
16% Jan
29 %
24y8 Oct
22
29% Jan
8y8 Oct
22
15% Jan
18
15% Oct 23
22
3
10% May
19% Dec
5
11
Oct
101
_
Dec
25
Nov
19
38
Oct
1
28% Feb
25
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
39% Nov
10% Sep
9
7% Mar 12
84
Nov
13
93
36%
36 a
24%
'
24%
24%
24%
26%
25
10%
11
24%
25%
26
26
11
11J/4
24%
25%
26
26
19J/4
50 Va
48%
49V4
97,000
21%
22%
23%
46.300
22%
22%
39%
39%
39Vb
39%
3,100
39%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,300
38 Vb
64,500
21
21%
21 Vb
39%
39 Vb.
39%
39 Vb
9 Va
9 J/2
9%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 %
85
85
84%
86
31
"
10
32%
33%
32%
33%
30%
30%
20%
30%
19%
30%
30%
30%
68%
68%
19%
20
19%
20%
20 Va
69
69
69%
69%
69
69%
*68%
44%
45%
44:%
45
44%
46%
36%
•
/*93
35
14
26%
26V4
26 %
26V4
35%
36
36%
36
36
35
14%
14 Vb
15%
15 J/4
10.200
14%
15
14%
47%
45%
46 Vb
60.600
44%
45%
45%
47%
46 %
58 %
57%
61 Vb
60%
58%
57%
60 %
57%
45
44 Va
44 Vb
•44%
45
46
44 Vb
45
46
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
45
79 %
75
37
.
22%
23 V*
75
37%
13%
72%
73
79
*78 Vb
200
79
*78 Vb
29
*78%
95%
*94
95Vb
95 Vb
u—
*94
*94
95%
23%
23
23%
74%
*74
74%
22%
*74
74%
37
37%
24%
73%
73
22%
*74
x36%
37 %
36%
37
24%
24 %
24%
25
13%
14
14%
13%
14
13%
44 %
43 V i
44J/4
43 Vb
43 %
36%
38
37 %
38%
3
38
2,900
1
xl8%
107,700
13
17
85% Oct
Sharon Steel Corp
(Frank
Shattuck
7
1
37%:
37%
38 %
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19 Va
18%
11
10Vb
10 Vb
99
99
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10 J/4
10%
98%
98%
97%
99
14%
14%
14 Vb
—-1
45%
45 %
45 Va
6,200
45
43%
45%
44%
43 Vb
43%
44
37
36 Ta
37%
6,200
36 Va
37%
37
37%
36%
36
36%
11%
14
141/4
7,100
G)—
79%
80%
15,100
30
Sheller
14
Sheraton
New
17
89
Dec
45%
Dec" 23
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
14% Oct
14
Nov
63y2 Oct
45 Va Dec
21%
22
98,200
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
78%
80
79%
80%
80
80%
80 Va
81
22%
21%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
Corp of America
Corp
18%
18%
17 Vb
17%
17%
17%
17 Vb
17%
18
17%/
20%
20
20%
20
20 Vb
11,700
20%
20 %
30 Vb
29
29%
76.600
38
38
6
Simmons
70% Oct
10
Simmonds Saw
2
16% Sep
46% Mar
3
Feb
25
25% Apr
7
48
20% Dec
-
& Steel
1
Simplicity
63% Dec
2
38%
45
45%
45%
*67
67%
67
%
19
Pattern
30
Skelly
Oil
9
Smith
(AO)
1
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp—
72% Sep
45 % Dec
5
19%
14
51% Feb
20 % Nov
14
2
10% July
2
34% Nov
13
47% Jan
8
14
4314
43%
14,100
21%
20 3
20%
16,200
15
——.1
1
com—4.50
South Amer Gold & Platinum.
South Carolina E & G Co
21
21%
21
21%
23
22 %
108
107 %
108%
47%
481 it
47%
18
%
48%
18%
18%
21%
22%
23
22%
106%
108
8%
x7%
x33%
33%
preferred—.——_—.—50
Jersey Gas. Co—
—5
50
50
*48%
50%
39%
40
40%
40 %
32
Dec
12
South
Porto Rico Sugar common..5
30
36
May 29
*48%
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
60% Dec
9
Southern
25% Dec 26
24% Jan
13
37% Dec
5
Southern
Co (The)
32
28% Jan
2
34% Dec
3
Southern
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
33
2
44 % Dec
9
Southern
2
62% Nov
11
45% Jan
8
30
Jan
10
55% Dec
16% Nov 27
76% Oct
4
19% Feb
4
16% Jan
2
19
July 15
5%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
70 %
70 Va
Service Co—11
38%
38 %
38%
38%
38 %
22%
22 Va
22%
*22 Va
Nov 26
28% Dec
26
Jan
22
12 % Dec
31
2% Dec
31
40
Jan
45 y4 Apr
3
25
79% Nov 13
11% Dec
30
17% Dec
30
82% Nov
4
8% Dec
60
11
Nov
11
19 Va Dec
24
For footnotes
81
Jan
Jan
84% Jan
34 V4
60
60 Vb
58 J
37%
36%
36%
36 Vb
36%
37%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
—5
33%
33 Va
33%
1,200
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
43%
44%
43 Vb
25.800
43%
44 Va
43 Vb
60%
61%
60%
59%
60%
18,600
60%
60%
60
59%
60
20
Natural Gas Co
-7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—No par
43 Va
43
40%
43%
14.200
53%
52%
53%
55%
54%
52%
54 Vb
Railway common___No par
54%
Southern
53
11
18%
18%
18%
2,600
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18
71%
*70%
72%
*70 Va
72%
100
71%
71 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
5,400
22 Vb
22
22 Vb
22%
22%
1,100
7Vb
15,300
8
22% Oct
30
3
7% Dec
3
31
95% Oct
28
8
49% Apr
22
67% Oct
13
9
87
26
92
22
19% Jan 14
26% July 15
98 % Jan 15
12% Jan
2
18% Nov
20
17% Apr
85% Jan
17
25% Dec
12
2
95
9% Jan
Q
27% Oct
30
May
7
12% Apr 11
72% Jan
7
82% Jan
3
35% Jun
79% Sep
24
11
20% Jun
2
30% Dec
11
see
28.
page
900
*34
60%
Jan
Apr
600
34%
12
Nov
60
700
13,800
60 Va
6
July
34 Va
41 Vb
*33%
38% Nov
61
32
60%
10
94% Jan
4
30%
34%
Jan
Jan
41J
30 Vb
34%
12
2% Jan
42
30
59%
34% Dec 31
47
*41 Vb
59%
20
7
41%
30 Va
35%
Feb
28
51
50
59%
78
10
x29%
3,100
e
7%
*34%
13
Jan
30%
32%
*48 7
8
33 Vb
25
Nov
6% Jan
30
7,900
3
50
8
33
25
70
65
41
7%
32 V
*48%
814
33%
34%
17
18% Jan
11,200
18%
13
33
19 %
19%
25
May 27
81,000
18%
35% Jan
2
8,700
47 Vb
19%
51% Jun
25% Oct 22
29% Dec 23
24%
109 Va
c
8
11,900
23%
471
33 3a
9.600
108%
48
10
20y4 Jan
23%
109
47%
23
30
Sep
44% Sep
a
108
48 Va
8%
33%
30%
20%
23 V
23
18%
19
8%
33 %
■
21%
109%
a
47%
11
21
67
44 3 8
39% Jan
24% Oct
65%
67 Vb
43%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
5%
22.500
66'a
South
9
61%
44%
10
May
60 Vb
62 %
ii
41% Dec
52
61%
68
63
14
36% Sep 26
25% Jan
7
-
11,900
43 Va
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
——5
Smith Kline & French Labs—33 %c
3
20%
62 %
Smith-Corona
6% Jan
20
66%
12
15 '/2 Apr
20%
45%
14
20% Jan
19%
69
23% Oct
2
600
68
19%
69
62%
24% Dec
18
3,200
68'/a
68
2
10% Jan
19%
19%
465 b
44%
2
23% Mav
*67%
68
1,100
46
*67
68
62%
10
2
46 Vb
38%
68%
15% Jan
25
46
44 7
58% Jan
22
33%
46 %
39%
14% .Tan
25
38%
46
68%
5
52 % Apr
30%
38%
45%
62 %
2
44% Jan 13
29%
38%
5
11
65% July 15
21% Jan 16
30%
5,200
10
Marchant Inc—_—5
x
Corp
23% Oct
23
Vb
28
25
Co
70 % Dec
10
19
21%
-
61%
20% Jan
109 % Dec
*38
37%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
20
50%
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
17
/an
29 %
31%
29%
No par
Nov
50% Nov
Co
19%
19%
19%
No par
40
12
6% Oct
Nov
Siegler
1
50c
1
1
Corp
22
18% Jan
43
4
ordinary
shares
21
15% Sep
I
32% Dec
Mfg
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
8
68% Jun
25
22
17
Jan
2
12% Jun
49
Jan
York
Vb
14
Shell Transp & Tr—
14
20% Sep
21% Nov
8%
preferred
California
non-cum
Southwestern
Edison
preferred
Public
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
20
1
2.50
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
2
$4.50 preferred
Square D Coj.
'
4,000
14%
13»4
14
15%
14%-
14
14%
.
150
99%
99
99
09 '.t
No par
No par
7.50
'
Shell Oil Co
23% Oct
3,600
—2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas—
12
37%
1
1
17
37%
2,000
44.400
No par
preferred
24
April
6.400
43%
17% Feb
49% Jan
10
25
24%
25.400
13%
13 % Mav 20
32%
15.300
36 %
44%
10
30
a
74%
36J8
43%
30
Dec~ 17
23 V
22%
*74
24%
29% Jun
19%
73%
Xl3%
21% Apr
33% Dec
72%
13%
Shahmoon Industries Inc/
Feb
10
1.000
6,100
45%
19
25
14%
79
79
*94
22%
%
73%
72%
73%
95 %
%
14
13%
32.800
17,700
24%
23
17 y8 Jan
2.100
59%
79
3,900
26%
26%
26%
14%
73
7 JO
33,000
13%
13% Dec
22
46%
95
*94
45%
*94
700
35
26%
x34%
.
14,600
15,100
20
45%
4618
95
*94
95
*93
95
71
270
100
331/a
*30%
30%
26%
Vb
32%
20
95
86
265
*230
33
31
26%
36%
85%
85
250
*220
250
*220
250
''
36%
36%
84 Va
87
*85
19%
35
1.000
19 J/4
21%
32
19%
49Va
39%
32%
5,600
10%
19 VV
18%
50%
32%
1.500
/ 26
10%
,*
50 Vb
19
50
*220
10
15.400
18%
18%
230 %
-
9,700
50 Vb
18%
50%
%
4
44%
18% Dec
9y2 Oct
"*26
11
XlO'/b
-
92
*90
"
;
24%
$4.50
5
Dec
37%
1
4.
8% Jan
58
May 21
36%
5
5
Servel Inc common
24
16% Aug
46% Dec
90
37%
37%
37%
57 %
20
Seagrave
11
10
90
Seiberling Rubber Co
4
38% Dec
4% Mar
92
Corp
!
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
3
Jan
8% Jan
1,040
485
483%
484%
487 %
481
44%
25
100
preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
11
Sep
25
67% Jan
5.800
Sears Roebuck Si Co
Dec
16
48% Dec
7
9
Mfg Co common
3.65%
28 Vb/
28%
Seaboard Finance Co
25
Jan
76 Vb July 15
26% Jan
2
7
8% Oct
2
24
May 22
5% July
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
10
8% Jan
24
19
17% Jan
13
8y4Dec
22% Nov
Scovill
5.100
28 %
*90
11%
*93
38%
479
26
<
38%
92
37V4
100
•
37
-
480
25%
230
4,500
32
*34
/
39
28 VB
28%
28%
29%
5,600
37
38%
39%
39
1,800
V 4%
14%
No par
No par
No par
$3.40 preferred
July 10
*34
43%
4%
31%
l
30
preferred
21
7
Mar
32
34%
42%
4%
1
convertible
2
16% Nov
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
86
21
5%
Paper Co common
Dec
46
32%
34%
9%
32% Jan
34
31 %
39
3,000
35%
32%
34%
21%
.
10% Apr
18% Feb
15
42 Vb
4%
18 Vb
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
Nov
41Vb
4%
•
49%
—1
20 G
1
37% Nov 27
24
37%
25%
22
11% Dec
35%
476
92
25
21
11
35%
*90
90
37 %
16% Oct
28
Nov
103J/a
35%
32%
28%
29
479 Va
476
4%
vl 1,400
103"
102
102 J/4
35%
103
*33%
38%
391/4
81
,i
40'b
101%
105
31 Va
/
35
39
1.66%
-.100
100
10
No par
21
26% Oct
<
101%
31% V
*33
5
97
36.% Dec
100
105
1
10
Preferred
300
80%
2%
(The)
29
St Regis
117/-
*100
117
*100
117
*100
117
18%
5
1
Oct
2
"100
80 %
————_—
73
29
21,900
87
86% >87
86%
117
2%
Corp
46% Dec
Jan
1,800
87%
89%
18%
Corp
2
July 10
47 Va
85 Va
82%
1
7
90
47%
87%
2-%
;
St L San Fran Ry Co com
20% Jan
46%
81V*
18 %
5
1
25
2
46 Va
*80%
31 y4 Oct
6
Feb
96
46 %
2%
20
30
23% Jan 29
69
40%
18 %
.100
21% Oct
39% May
67 71.
47%
82 %
Corp
31% Dec
11
30
67%
46%
*81
Controls com—1
2
22
Oct
66%
47%
40
4%
17% Oct
42.200
67%
86%
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—.100
San Diego Gas Si Electric Co.
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc..
1.40
85
'57.400
72%
4%
Safeway Stores common
29% Oct
34.100
'32%
71%
41%
2
Apr
26% Jan
50%
31%
73 %
4%
Jan
24
52 J/4
32%
49%
32
39%
53
r
46 % Mar
50%
33%
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred™
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
161
52%
32%
42%
10 Va Jan
July 1
176
36%
51%
2%
Ruppert (Jacob)
84% Dec
8.300
69
"100
Mines—
— _.—
-58.100
7
36%
4%
issued
'
37%
41%
Ruberoid Co
4
%
5
Cable
700
72 Vb
37%
71%
51
49%
32% -33 %
49%
35%
(Geo D; Corp
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
14
37%
35%
preferred series A
Rome
>6
Mar 22
93
2
14
Apr
72 Vb
38
35%
Ronson
Jan
14
71%
35%
Royal
8
14%
71%
*34%
Roper
53V4 Nov
16
11
July
20 lb Dec
13
30 Vb Jan
15% Jan
78
20
371/4 Jan
35
7% Oct
1
121/4 Nov
10
26
Feb
2 6 J/2 Dec
40% May 16
Nov 25
17% Dec 30
28
25% Dec
14%
70% ;
-
33,100
36%
"36%
37%
33
9
:
/V 5.14
14
14
13%
70%
■
10
When
8
4
09%
120
29,800
5s
Rohr Aircraft Corp
8
37% Dec
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
2
37% Dec
2
17% Apr 30
July 24
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
221b Jan
21
13%
NO par
we'.l-Standard
4%
8%
Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
-
9%
9%
9%
28
46%
•
23% Dec
19% Oct
R
30% Oct
Apr
8%
29
28%
600
■57%
27%
66%
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas Si Elec Corp—No par
90
14%
70%
29%
5 lb %
312
27%
;
9%
Corp
Robertsliaw-Fulton
33% Dec
34% Dec
*56%
Oil
Roan Antelope Copper
2
*17
57%
28 %
18%
Co
Ritter Company
1
5% Oct
28 V* Jan
8
May 29
96
>
Riegel
July 18
28
31% July 24
4
8i y« Nov
221/4 Jan
•
17 V*
*56%
Paper
Richfield
1
*17
1
series
Manufacturing
Rhodesian Selection Trust
14
13
44
2
423% May
21
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
38% Nov
Jan
29% Mar
26% Aug 19
22 »/8 Dec 24
5
109% Dec
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
4
Oct
3
1% Jan
2
Feb 28
1% Oct
66 % Dec
10% Jan
Sep
87% May 22
19% Dec 10
17%
57
9%
48%
—10
100
Common
17%
56%
29
■
9%
9%
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B._lo
90% Sep 29
100
72 Vb Jun 24
Rexall Drug Co
28
28
69%
Corp
39
Mar 12
21
27%
17%
17%
*57
57%
*57
57%
17%
17%
17%
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
Conv
3,900
^
•
22
24
20% Dec
500
3.300
.
11%
•
48%"
50%
*6%
19%
.11%
11%.
400
t;
30%
,
19%
20
6/700
34%
*34
16 %
-•
60% Oct 27
90.800
62
:
47 T«
16 %
16%
47
1,000
21%
61%
30
48%
6%
6%
55%
35
.
1.900
9,400
t
20%
22 Vb
.
•
■■■■:*" 11 Vb
Reis
7
30
19%
-
'
(Robt) & Co— //,/:// / v%-%
$1.25 div prior preference—
—10
Reliable Stores Corp
—10
.
*33ib
*
2nd preferred——50
Reed Roller Eit .Co———No par
4%
8
/
1
22 Vb
-50
79,400
46%
47 Va
71%
22%
57%
56% '
•-,%
.
46%'
47%
Va
46
%
71%
23
46%
71 Va
23%
19 V*
19%
59%.: 60%
—6
1st preferred
noneum
71%
Vb
57 Vb
—No par
——1
Raybestos-Manhattan
13
21% Feb 28
4
10
34y2 Jan
11
8
—
14% Jan
23% Aug 13
18% Mar 13
22 % Dec
Inc
44%
711/4
22
let preferred
$3.50
Ranco
45%
44%
of America com—No par
No par
—
—5
Radio Corp
11
75% May 12
Sep 30
69
..No par
.....
.5
*22%
7%
7
*89%
58%
*88%
93
58%
90
■<
*70%
7
*89 %
59
*88%
7 Va
7%
*
93
60%
7%
71,8
*89%
89 %
93
60
61%
59%
*8812
7%
93
61%
90
a
53%
7
*
*89 Vb
60
*88%
90
90
18 Va
18
Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,400
25J/4
287,500
18%
18%
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
22%
24%
22%
92
93
93 Va
92%
92%
94
92
93%
93
21%
22
20%
21%
20%
21V8
21%
21%
22%
22%
771
78
g
29%
30%
*77
29%
7,000
*88%
18%
90
18%
*92
20,400
93
59 Vb
8,500
78
%
30%
*77
29%
78%
77
77
30%
30
30%
*77
29%
210
18,200
78%
650
30%
21.10G
:
Volume
Number 5803
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
27
(2479)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•
•
-
5% Nov
2% Oct
42 % May
74
Aug 29
9% Jan
11
.6
Jan
3ft May 22
22
Feb
12
.
23
-62% Jan
47% Nov 13
22
30
62V4 Jun
94
5
10
-Mar
8
17% Nov
3.
$3.50
2
Ex
,
21
Standard Oil
50
Nov
-3
Standard Oil of Indiana—
-
21,
42% Feb
17
2
Jan
36
:
:
24
86ft Sep
10 ft Jan
;
23
;
3%%
.
Dec
80
3
32%. Dec
10
.
10
4
California
of
Ohio
31
18% July 12
13% Oct 22
57% Dec 23
•18 ft May
27
14
.■85ft May 21
831/4 July 12
4
54% Nov
10 ft Nov 21
59
57
10% Jan
1
14 ft Nov
20
54
15
29% Jan
14
15
16 ft Dec
19
23% July 15
lift
271/4
17
41% Apr 23
29
■35% July 15
Jan
11
31
18% May 15
31
19% May 21
331/4 Oct
22
5
50
18% Deb 31
8
May
Dec
54%
25%
J20
3ft
3%
593/8
60%
46 ft
47
57%
58 ft
57%
58 ft
ft
55%
54
54%
.
*88
;
26 ft
54%
90
;
*3 ft
15%
15%
35,800
3ft
3%
60s
57%
3ft
56 ft
35,400
46Tb
,
47
46 ft
46 ft
45,400
58
56 3A
57 ft
107,500
54 ft
90
,
55
*88
54
90
t
•
Sterling. Drug Inc*
31%
11%
.1
54%
-88
8,100
90
'
25%
' 26%
27%
26 ft
26%
78
78
79
80
31%
12 ft
31%
31%
31ft
31%
12
12 ft
12
12ft"
17% *
ft
17%
17%
17%
17
64 ft:
64 ft
*64
*10
93 ft
94
93%
93%
92%
—1
14
14
*14ft
14%
*14 ft
No par
1—
inc*
Stevens: (J P) As Co
12
1,100
26
ft
*78 >
26%
*31%
79 Va
79 ft
-
'
27/
31ft
79 ft
41,100
1,000
v
'
20
^
280
57%
77 ft
>77
"5,900
16
78
58%
.
55%
*88
Shares
64 ft
>77%
,
17 ft
64 ft
x63
A 65
>31%
32
12
12
17ft
.
ft
ft
66
.93
93/
14% "
14
14 ft
V
.
12
17 ft
17%
65
93%
ft'
2 "10
lift
17 ft
10,000
67
:
*65
92 %
'>
11,300
2,400
14
*13%
300
5
50%
51%
50 ft
52 ft
51Tb
53%
54
52 ft
53 ft
34,200
__15
25 ft
25%
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26 ft
25%
25%
9,700
5
44 ft
45%
44ft
44%
44%
44Tb
44%
45'
43 ft
44%
4,600
4,900
s
Corp
-
52%
-
BaeT & Fuller Co_*_i.____-*a.**5
8.
Stix
21%.
22
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
15 >
14%
21ft
14%
18% Ndv
28
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
>5% prior preference—s.
*—20
,21 %
14Tb
21%
7
18
18 ft
173 b
17%
17T4
17T4
17 ft
17%
*17 ft
17%
Stone
Dec
.
*
>
'Jan
60% Nov 12
>>26 ,:
2% Jan
ft Feb
>16 > Oct 20
2
14
15% Jan
Aug 25
2
;
55
59
59%
60 ft
59%
59%
58%
59%
58 ft
59
24Tb
25%
24%
25%
25 %
.25%
25ft
25 ft
25 ft
1
Co—
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
14%
1.4%
13%
14%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
1,500
1,900
10,000
26
—1
Broadcasting
ft
1
Webster.
&
Slorer
590
.;
92 3b
16% Oct
37 ft Jan
20
8% Apr 11
-
3%
59%
47 ft
3%
61%
the Week
78
15%
16
46%
r
%;
90
*88
.
58%
3%
58%
__1
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stewart-Warner
'22
15% Jan
29% Apr 24
2% Dec 30
15%
57%
100
Stauffer Chemical Co'
"
18 ft Mar
15%
58%
Mfg Co
27ft Oct 22 >
10% Jan
7
15ft
62%
ft
:
"
15ft Jan
lO'/o
151/4 Nov
16%
47
10
common-
(The) L S—
Starrett Co
61
*77
3%
7
preferred series
45% Nov
2
;Jan
15 ft Dec
Dec
19>
94% Dec
61%
77%
57%
A
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20
convertible
preferred
Standard Ry Equip
6lft
77%
46 %
Stanley Warner Corp
6
74% May
7
Apr 23..
25 ft Feb
Dec
,.18% Nov
2.
18 V
61%
77%
'
2
13% Jan
ft Jan
/ Feb
Jun
14
61%
7.7 %
;_25
'
11% Dec
61%
77%
6.25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil
94% May 26 '
>' 27% Dec
3
2,
Sep
lift Nov
60% Nov 12
58% Nov 11
of
Dec. 12
15%
_____
61% Nov
Friday
Dec. 11
7734
.
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 10
61%
1
1
distribution^—*
25
Wednesday
-
Dec. 9
Dec. 8
com—No par
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
28
3% Nov 19
,
Inc
preferred
18.
47 ft Feb
13
36ft Dec 13
Jan
2;
Standard Brands
12
Par
.43% Feb
4
ll%»Dec
;
3
85 ft May
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
35 ft Feb
59% July 16
68'/2 July
9V4 Nov 27
33% Nov
4
64ft Dec
2
13
35 ft Dec
84 ft Oct
40ft Jan
9
82ft Feb
4
40 ft Oct
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORKk STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
'
i
Highest
373,» Jan
2
71
Oct 23
4 J1/*
STOCKS
Year 1057
Lowest
,
14
:
5,800
'
157,000
•
42% Oct
21
11
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
39
15% Dec
27
16% Jan
17
9
0
Dec
78
DeC
Apr
65% Dec
93
Feb
14
79
82
Jun
3
59
20
29 ft
26
30
65 ft Oct
6% Dec
38% Jan
29
30
1210
Jan
74
Nov
69
Jan
2
27% Dec
10
14
25% Apr
23
30-% Mar 19
36% Dec
5
72
18
95 ft Dec
11
9% Jan
24
Jan
13
6% Jan
8
July 15
24
87
16
22 % Aug
Mar 20
15% Aug
2000
2
Jan
Apr 24
20% Jan
2
May 16
24% Apr 11
20% July 26
28 ft Oct 22
2
>12% Aug 14
1
67 ft Nov 26
Dec
5
26-% Dec
■
1
7
Feb
25
1360
•
18G5
Aug 11
42 ft Sep
5
27% Nov 13
43% Jun
17
31% Mar
19 ft Dec
27
27 ft J#n
29
19 ft Jan
27
26% Nov 13
42ft Jan
10
29% Jan
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
9
31 ft Jan
38'/4 Aug 27
57% Nov 12
Dec
31
89
May
8
72 ft Jan
96 ft Dec
24
14"
Apr
9
7ft Jan
13% Aug
19
20% May 17
72
lb ft Feb
6
3
36
,
Dec
ft Dec
2
21
bil Co
Sutherland
$4
Talcott Inc
TelAutograpli
Temco
2
58ft Nov 21
36% Dec
9
55:'A Feb
24
88% Dec
22% Jan
13
37
24
35% Jan
11
87
63%
62%
63
27%
27 ft
27%
27 ft
27%
22:!4
22
22%
22Tb
22%
22%
22%
22 Tb
22%
7,600
35%4
35
35 ft
35%
35 ft
35%
2,500
89%
90 ft-
91
92
95 ft
90 ft
91ft
5,700
7%
13,300
7%
•
»A
7%
8
35%
35%
35%
92 ft
92ft
95
8
37 3 a
38 ft
38
26
25%
25 ft
,
7%-
7%
38%
X24
1850
1830
7%
1805
38%
,'24
7%
39;
25,
1780
■
1800
730
38%
-
38%
25 ft
39,
23%
•
7%
1850
6,100
89,800
25 ft
3,700
800
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32'%.
33
26,400
54Tb
55,%
54%
55ft
55
56
55 Tb
56 ft
32,000
93 ft
94
95
lift'
11%
lift
12%
12
36
9
3212
55 ft
93
—1
33ft
54%
No par
36
36ft
36 ft
x32
1
9! 3
1
17:5b
55%
2.50
9
ft
17%
*95
96 ft
96 J/4
96 ft
12%
12
12%
113A
12
32 ft
.
31ft
31ft
31
31%
9%
580
17,100
1,500
ft
9%
8%
9ft
9%
7,000
17%
19 %
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
99,500
55%
54%
55
54
54%
9
54%
56
96
*95
'=
54%
55%
9
9
5,400
5
32 ft
36%
35 ft
36Tb
34%
35%
34%
35
34 T 4
35 3 8
94,300
25
84 lb
85 ft
85 ft
86
86 ft
88
88
88%
37%
88%
34,500
Gas Transmission Co
Texas Co
*84
62%
27Tb
37 ft
Corp—
87
63
«
•:25 ft
(James)—
*84
61%
27 3
._*__5
Corp
Tennessee Corp_;
Tennessee
87
61%
27 Vis
(The)—4.16%
Aircraft
11,800
61%
1855
preferred
22,600
11%
01%
1825
Symington Wayne Corp
3,300
25%
11%
27 ft
1844
—;
64 ft
25%
12ft
35%
25
17
*84
63 ft
26
lift
22%
25
*
Swift At Co
10
6
87
64ft
25%
X64 %
26
61
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc com—7.50
9% Nov
11
*84
65%
.11%
26%
1810
Paper Co
193A Dec
60% Jan
87
*85%
par
Co—__—__10c
Sweete Co of America
I
76ft Jun
11%
Mining
2
18
65 %
25
11%
Sunshine
8
Feb" 12
65%
25%
xll%
*12.50
Inc
Superior Oil of California
33/4 Jan
Dec
65
25%
11%
Biscuits
93/4 Jan
54%
65%
25%
11%
Sunshine
18% Jan
34
65
25
,_No par
'.*
11
8% Jan
1
5
*
*_*_1
common
Sunray-Mirl-Cont Oil Co common—1
4ft% preferred series A——
25
5ft<tr 2nd pfd series of '55
30
18% Jan 31
30
8% Oct
Corp
> $4.50 series'A preferred——No
Sun
25% Mar 18
3 ft Dec
5
Chemical
Sun
12
6% Dec
Sunbeam -Corp———___*:
Sundstrand Mach Tool—*
.
Dec
3J
Aug
8
Texas
Gulf
31%
32%
31ft
31%
31ft
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
23,100
14ft Dec
30
33
Jan
10
15
Jan
2
243/b Nov
10
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
No par
21%
21ft
21%
21%
21ft
22 ft*
22%
22%
22
22%
71,600
15% Feb
12
31ft Jun
19
26% Jan
2
86
1
Texas
Instruments
Inc
_1
72 ft
74%
73%
74Tb
74%
78%
75%
78 ft
74ft
76Tb
20,100
26
22
40% Jun
4
24% Feb
25
39% Aug 22
Texas
Pacific Coal
&
10
361.
37 ft
36%
37%
36%
37ft
37
37%
36%
37
23,900
Texas
Pacific
17 Va
12,600
Oct
5% Oct
22
87 ft Nov
13
38% Jan
49ft May
9
10
9
8% Mar 13
160
49 ft
17% Dec
Producing Co*
Land
Sub share ctfs
6% Jan
a
Jan
4
983/4 Jan
2
133
Nov
28
Texas
&
May
2
44 ft Jan
7
67
Dec
8
Texas
Utilities
9% Apr 28
153A Jan
a
21% Dec
11
23% Dec
11
22
38% Nov
21
Oct
14
21ft Jan
2
i5ft Oct
11
21
3
17% Jan
21
26
10
27
Dec
Dec
Jan
2
Aug
15% Apr 12
Feb
25
10% July
8
14% Dec
11
4
$1.25
Inc
Oil
Ry
Co
15%
1
06%
—No par
16
124%
66
66 ft
65 ft
66%
xl9%
X22%
19%
19%
22%
23
18ft
No par
20
19%
20 %
23%
23 ft
23 5 b
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
5
35%
38%
35 3A
36 %
The'rmdld Co
1
14ft
14ft
14ft
14%
:
10ft Jan
14ft July 16
2
13
Dec
11
Apr
;
2
^.c
11
283.4 Dec
1
9u
,«
Thiokol
Chemical
Co
-1
V
27%.
*27
66 ft
7,100
21%
23'%
20%
21'/a
23 ft
151,800
23%
36Tb
36ft
37
36%
37 '
14%
14 ft
143/4
95
*27
Thompson (J K)_;
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123%
65%
14%
—
4,100
4.900
14,100
93
96%
94
95
27V2
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27 ft
27-T4
17
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,
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93
66
123%
66 ft
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17
17 ft
16 ft
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22
50c
—
nreferrcd
15Tb
125
*111
lQp
Co
common
conv
a
Trust—
ex-dislribulion
Pacific
Textron
33ft
27 ft
27%
27%
26,200
400
;
.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
46
Oct
80
28
1
25
6
89% May
8
95ft Apr 18
% Feb
Aug
81 3/4 Oct
8
90
19% Dec
30
42'A May 27
20
Jan
2
Tidewater
21
Nov
12
26
Feb
27
21 ft Nov
17
28ft Aug
5
25ft Apr 18
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
13
31
Timken
15ft Dec
23
19ft Nov 21
12
Oct
22
Oct
21
71% Doc
;
56 ft July 22
Jan
2
46'A Nov
14
2
26% Dec
1
12% Jan
42
16
7
Common
12
Dec
11
15
65 ft Dec
2
.21% May 15
32% Nov
23 ft Dec
30
50
Feb
3
Oct
14
20% Jan
4
10ft Jan
2
17% Oct
30
Oct
21
34 ft
July 16
27 ft Jan
2
40% Nov
11
48 ft Jun
24
57
Jan
29
52% Oct
1
16 ft Dec
30
31% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
9%
26
41. ft Oct
July
9
23-3/8 Jan
21
37
58
Apr
25% Nov
7
17
Oct
61
Jan
9
Feb
17
53
30
37 ft Jun
20
23 % Feb
20
357 i; Dec
1
22
17
45
3
55 ft Dec
2
42 ft Nov
23%
25
21%
21Tb
21%
22
22
223/a
22%
22 ft
21%
22
.—No'par
4? %
43ft
42%
43
43
43 ft
43%
43%
Realty «fc Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
5
24%
25
24%
25
ft
22 ft
25%
23T4
24%
lOTS
15
15%
15ft
15 ft
15%
15%
$1.20 preferred
Roller
Bearing
Ti .shin an
& Williams Steel
World
Trans
Airlines
series
Preferred
A
28
*27%
28%
10%
15%
16%
16,800
39
39%
38%
39%
18,700
54Tb
54%
54%
54 Tb
54 T a
54Tb
55
5§
55%
700
20 Tb
21
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
20%
21%
7/000
*50%
*28%
*48%
50
(conv)
12% Feb
4
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
8% Apr
li
ft Jan
2
12ft Dec
24
5% Dec
18
*54
conv
29%
*28 %
50
50
29
37%
37'A
38%
35
35
Vb
35%
54 Vb
54 Vb
700
39T a
39 Vb
19,700
4,000
13 Tb
13Tb
12 Tb
13%
Vb
23%
22%
23
Vb,
22%
23
.—1
10Tb
11%
10%
11
11
11%
COrp—,
No par
Asbesto.s & Rubber Co
5
19%
19%
19%
20
Tb
20
9ft
9%
9%
Tb : 22 ft
9Tb
•
38Tb
12
*39 Vb
12 Vb
41 Vb
:
!
■■
—
13
13
13Tb
8,500
22%
1
22
1
(The)—
12%
41ft
12%
,
13
39%
12
*39 ft
41
Tb
13 Tb
.
54
38
12%
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41
1
6,400
54 ft
f
-t
100
34 ft
54 Vb
*50
54
12
12 Vb
12
*38
53%
35 Tb
54 Vb
38%
35
54 Vb
39
21
34%
34%
54
41
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*50
50
34%
12%
12
*38
x28
Vb
57
34%
Tung-Sol
Corp
1
200
15%
39%
19
Apr
28
3,300
18,100
16%
9% Jim
J 6%
30%
28
29
30
63
30 3%
16 Tb
Oil
10ft Dec
63
30%
39%
TXI.
18
65%
30 ft
16%
22
30% Jan
63 %
31%
39 ft
26% Oct
14
64%
30 3A
16 Vb
13
-12 % Nov
64 ft
31Tb
39%
,13ft Jan
3% Jan
65
16%
Twin
10
64
30%
39%
28
10% Jan
63 ft
31
16 Tb
15ft Oct
17
13,500
39%
2
2% Oct
38
8,500
19,100
15%
1
50
5%
5 6
44
23%
153A
1
$2.70 preferred-—
Coal Co common
Truax-Traer
5%
43
23%
5
No par
Inc
Tri-Continental Corp common*
;
16
18,600
7,900
63
2
—
Corp_
Ex-distribution
Transue
ft
"
30%
Trail® Co (The)*
Twin
8
32 ft Jan
20,200
100
22%
20th
10ft Jan
2
71%
85
23%
16
213A Jan
14
68%
*84
23%
24
6
Jan
Jan
50
69%
85
*84
23%
21
17
67 ft
ft
83
22%
Nov
19
27
Jan
67
66
83
23%
15% Jun
20
9% Dec
32 ft Dec
19% Dec
43
%
22%
*83
Electric Co common
.1
pfd series of 1957*
50
Century Fox Film*
——1
City Rap Transit coin—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Coach Co_.
1
50% Sep
30% Jun
66
84 ft
23
1
Oct
Tb
22 ft
13
30
21% Dec
43
65
*83
10
Oil
Transamerica
.
66%
84 ft
64%
100
5
Jan
*—5
—
common-
preferred
4%
May 20
16% Jan
13% Mar 20
36
41
23%
22%
22%
26,700
!
V
26 % Oct
22
37 ft July 22
Nov
14
24% Oct
22
5
124 ft July 10
29% Mar 19
90
86% Nov 15
75
Dec
10
82
.
Jan
11
29.
Union
25
44
17
122
27% Jan
2
24
64 ft Jun
31% Jan
21
6
9ft Mar
24% Nov 22
20 ft Dec
31
23
18 ft Oct
22
i48
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
77
Oct
10
-"15
Dec
17
Oct
86
■
•
115
31%
100
44
Oct
22
'38
Nov
26
74 ft
73
73
*83
84 Tb
83
83
44%
43 ft
44%
35Tb
35 Tb
35Tb
24
17
Union
Jan
27
4%
8
Union
Tank
Car Co
6
Union
Twist
Drill
2
33% Nov
6
United
Air
2
69% Aug
8
.United
Jan
31
143
Aug
8
JaD
91*
2
108
Aug
8
-15% Jar
J
27 ft Dec
5
31
27 ft "Nov
26
"37
Apr
15
91
27
Oct
19
Jar.
10
46
Jan
2
36"
May 21
Apr
.32% Sep
79% Oct
15
Lines
United
Biscuit
$4.50
United
Board
7
United
Carbon
&
Inc
20%
1,800
j
30
29
29%
63%
62%
63%
12,200
19,400
1
130
143
*125
143
143
130ft
130 ft
103
103
•102Tb
103
102%
100ft
101ft
101%
101%
1,600
25%
25%
25%
25%
10,300
27ft
27%
27 ft
26%
27 %
68 ft
68%
United
15Tb
34% Jan
2
50% Aug 28
United
25 ft Dec
17
2
40 ft Dec
8
United
Gas
Corp
23
38% May
8
38 ft Feb 19
27% Jan
33 % Oct
34 % JaD
2
47% Dec "12
United
Gas
Improvement Co
3
Greenfield
Corp-
2
17-'% Dec
12
United
Industrial
Corp*,
2
18% Nov
21
United
Merch & Mfrs Inc
2
30 ft Sep
39
Nov
United
5ft Jan
10% Jan
35
1
80 ft Dec
33
39% Jun
25% Oct 22
20% Oct 22
51% Apr 18
5
34% July 16
693/4 Dec
16?
footnotes
18
763/4 July 11
-75% Nov, 12
For
Dec
see
Dor
page
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4
12
28.
W JaD
32
Jar
3
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29
333/b Apr
29
48% Jan
78
.
Dec
26% Jar
90
Jan
2
2
37% Oct
6
U
57 ft Dec
11
U
99% Dec
11
U
21ft Jan
2
14
Sep 23
171 ft May 22
S
Borax
4ft%
4
65 ft Jar
153
8
preferred—
6%
&
&
S
Freight
S
Gypsum
7°t,
—
43%
67 ft
68%
68
443b
*43%
*43%
43Tb
8ft
30 ft
*43%
44Tb
300
8%
16%
15%
16
40 Tb1
40ft
40'/a
40
38%
39 ft
38
39
37 ft
38%
47 ft
47 ft
*47
47%
47%
47%
15 Va
15 Tb
15%
15nb
151/2
15%
25,800
1,800
3,800
16Tb
16 ft
17%
16%
17%
68,800
17
17
17 Tb
17
171/4
16,500
X40
40 ft
40 ft
39
47ft
47
Tb
47 Vb
15 ft
15 Vb
15%
15%
40 Vb
.
ft
15Tb
15%
15Tb
15Tb'
16%
17%
16Tb
16 Tb
16%
1%
1%
1%
43 Vb
44 Vb
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33 ft
*29%
'
44 ft-
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30 ft
ft
'
1%
10,300
1%
1%
45
44%
45%
44%
45
33 ft
33 ft
33'A
331/2
33 ft
260
45 ft
44%
45 ft
44i/4
45%
40,400
9,900
43 Vb
44Tb
43%
45Tb
44 ft
81*"
80
80 Vb
79
79 ft
80%
80%
791/2
80'A
350
80
33 Vb
100
34
33 ft
34
34ft
34%
33 ft
34Tb
33 ft
341/2
56%
57 ft
56%
57%
6,200
1-1,600
6,800
53 ft
55%
54 Vb
95 Vb
97 ft
96
100
156 Vb
156ft
*157
55
97%
159
54 ft
963A
159
56
98 ft
159
98 ft
*157
99%
159
961/a
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4
n
1
>
600
19,500
50,900
1%
1%
V
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14,900
8
15%
47 3 b
-
44%
8
30
40
8%
31
t
'[
7,600
'
15%
41
15
1m
3,200
40 "2
8
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Co common-—*——4
of erred
69 3/8
6,500
98
27%
68 VA
153b
25
Foreign Securities
pi
68Tb'.
*94 ft
15%
33Vb
Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
S
27%
98
15%
33 Tb
U
32ft Oct
common
28%
15%
43 Vb
'Mach
27 ft
8
1%
City Mines Co (The)—1
Shoe
*94 ft
31
43 Vb
Park
27%
*-
28
8 Tb
25
United
United
ft
98
31Tb
1%
21
47% Sep 19
37ft May 20
27
100
143
31%
37
1
*125
32
8 Tb
1
-
27 3b
"
40Tb
10
13ft
—10
2
20%
27%
69
13
20%
'
67
44
26
20%
*94 ft
.98
—No par
(Del)
**—5
16% Oct
13
253b
27 3A
28
44
.
101''2
27%
*94 ft
28
(Del)—:*s
20Tb
203b
26%
28%
S
p
97
■
*125
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28
47% Jan
Ave
27ft
r
20%
*94
30
147
26%
2
1% Jan
1
3,700
29%
...11% JaD
39% Sep
35
02%
7%
23
{
1
8%
35
30%
*31 ft
31
35,800
8%
35%
63%
;—1
30% Dec
49,700
8Tb
8%
35%
29%
*_*—5
13
36 Vb
*
I
62
Electric Coal Cos
18'A Oct
35%
35%
160
73
30%
Corp
lift May 18
88,500
36%
\
120
45%
72%
62%
United
-
84 Vb
45
*35%
8Tb
1
61%
United-Carr
9
*83
46%
35
36
1
1
t
29%
United
11
82 ft
■
74 ft
45 ft
8%
*74
,
84 ft
,46 ft
35 Tb
82ft
•
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43%
8Tb
36
'
84
84
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j
.
430
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73
73
r
95
•w
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5
15,100
X203b
18
6% Jan
'
9,200
19,100
31ft
31%
13
15% Jar
*75
*94
41%
122
20nb
21
30
94
31%
63
6ft Nov
23
94
'
94
41ft
121
62
34% Nov
Oct
31%
30 Tb
2
li Dec
41ft
121%
31%
20 ft
8
10% Dec
40%
120%
93%
No par
Carton Corp-*—10
Fastener
41%
35%
Engineering As Foundry
5
Fruit Co
No par
5
8 Tb
35T4
6% Jan
Oct
31
82ft
8%
22% Jan
45
*75
36%
11
35 ft Jan
3
No par
America—No par
Co
I
•i
.
**■—*
preferred—*_***
15
45,200
4,800
9%
9
*10
—*
CO—
of
93%
*93
8%
16% Jan-11
24
33% Dec
-
35
10
common**—*5
convertible preferred
4%
100
'•
4% <ser of 1956) conv pfd——100
United Artists Corp——
*—1
100ft Mar 12
g
43 Tb
Aircraft Corp
Dec
Mai
preferred
non-cum
9,100
22 Vb
120 ft
119 Tb
.
31Tb
94
31%
82 ft
93%
of: California*
24% Feb
411
2
7% May 20
4
-lift Dec
*73
Oil
36 % Dec
40%
•-
No par
No par
**—25
Pacific RR Co common
*10
Preferred
2
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
6% Oct 28
22 ft Dec
$3-50 seftes*—
$4 series—*
Preferred
Union
52 ft Jan
14
Jan
*74
25
11%
21ft
9%
; 31%
X40%
42%
419%.
No par
common—.
21 % Jan
2
1
42 ft
119
$3.70 series
Apr
9
32%
Preferred
Mar 24
543J, JUn
118%
31%
29
Apr
36% Nov
Apr
117%
$4.50 series*
Co
18ft May
25% July 22
30
"
.
26% Jan
Apr<
90% Jan
152
Jan
•
Aug 22
18% Dec
_
i
80 ft Nov
8
83% May 16
4
43% Jan
22
.25ft
70ft Sep
■
43'A
42
Corp—6%
Preierreu
Electric
11
23%
*
23
81
24 % Jan
Oct
7ft Nov
2
•
Bag-Camp Paper
Corp*
Union
11%
ft
9%
11'
22
'
9%
9 Tb'
No par
10
No par
94
40% Jan
24
89 ft Feb
Union
Union Carbide
84
'
79 ft Jan'
20
12-
32ft July 18
81ft Feb
68
Aug 20
78% Sep 16
40
Dec 23
Nov
Dec
-103ft Jun
Sep
,
Underwood
10% Oct
30 ft Mar
92
(The)
Corp
23 ft Dec
•
83% Apr
•100 ft Jan -21
Uclylll.b
97 ft
159
40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2480)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange for
Highest
Uwest
17% Jan
5% OCt
23
Dee 31
24
NOV
Aug 23
17% Deo -C3
8
Dec
12
30
18% Jan
4
66
m% Feb
12
Dec
30
Jan
140
Jan
43% Nov
Sep
82
24
Jan
154
l
21% Jan
2
36% Nov
11
61% Jan 24
25% Jan
2
41%
Oct
14
46% Jan
8
2
51% Jan
13
155% Jan
28
143'A Oct
3
90% Nov
6
158% Jun 12
1
25% Dec
12
19% Jan
2
7%
53% July 29
73 % Jan
20
Dee 30
44
17
MM
31
Aug
9% Oct
Jar
22
35
I
10
Jan
Jan
•
2
5% July
7% Oct 24
8
87
Jan 21
68% Jan
8
90% Dec
30
10
Apr 17
Jun 28
5% Jan
2
9% Oct
30
19
12% Dec 20
13
6
79
Oct 21
41
Jun 21
22
36
Apr
21
158
Feb
4
142
30% Jun
7
18
30% Oct
i35
Jun
18% Dec 31
25
Oct
40
5% Jan
fl
13% Jan
7
21% Jan
32
9
47
23
Dec
124
97% Jun
21
111
78% Jun
20
Apr
28
90
13%
6%
*6%
6%
89%
8%
89%
8%
89%
"70
8%
1,400
2
22
Oct
Oct
12
101
Mar 27
83
Feb
38% Dec
8
Aug 29
Doc
113
87% Nov 14
1
3
24%' Apr
7
11
Jan
2
9% Jan
2
20% Atlg
12
21% Aug 12
Jan
22
77
Dec
30
56% May IB
Jan
12% Oct 22
14
27% Dec 31
31
6
12% Jan
g
Aug
Aug
OCt~22
18%
•May" 29
11% Dec 30
18 %
July 12
Oct 26
95% Jan 24
preferred
OCt
16% Jan
22
a
9
div partic
HJ% Dee 30
28% Jan
42 % Feb
68% July 16
36% Mar 28
32
30% Oct .22
3
10% Jan 30
: 56
Materials
Co
convertible
6%
Ward
11
88% Sep
29'
47% Nov
21
2
43% Dec
2
105
Mar 20
99% Oct
95
Jan
28
86
4)3
Feb
18
84
32
Oct
47% Jan
11
11
6
31% Feb 28
92% NOV 11
104% Mar 20
17% OCt 22
14% Jun 24
25% July 31
16% July 30
98
94% NOV 12
48% Jan 13
62
87%-Julyll
88% July 11
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
Dec
31
41% Dec 11
14% Oct 22
63
July 22
129% Feb ' 4
•69% Jan'
103
4
Jan
Jun
Nov
May
27% Dec
24,500
26,600
2,000
18
18Vb
87%
87%
95%
24% Dec
100
*87 Vb
Western Auto
4
4.80%
10
.Western
86
13
4%
.
3
Nov
Supply
49%
34%
48%
34%
41%
14
14
13
71% NOV 20
Western
Pacific
32
Western
10%
'83.
Aug
Dec
71% Dec
8
110
83
33y4Ap»
.
21
125
53 Y* Oct
7
6
,
7
•1
13
96% Jail'
Nov
10
26% Mar 22
16% Feb 21
30% Dec
11
55
68% Jan
g
56
Jan 21
67% Nov
28% Mar 14
•53% May 24
26
Jan
49% Oct 21
Ry
White Dental Mfg
62% Dec
Dec
6
24% Oct 28
34% Oct 21
90
Dec
,
100% Jim
7
10
4% Jan
V
29% Jan 14
2fl
Oct
Nov 12
62'AJun
13
May 17
Sep 11
16% July
68
24
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
116
Aug 9
18% Nov 14
20
Dec
30
35% Dec 28
45% Nov 20
78% Dec
10
75
22
Oct
4% Dec 27
'23'ANov
0
25% Oct 22
66% Dec
19
16 Ym Dec
31
47
75
Jan
Jan
30
81
71
19% Jan
|
5% Jan 21
29% Deo 31
Jan
4
dividend
2
Jan
2
131
Mar IB
120% Dec
35
8
21 % Jan
36% Jan
8% Apr
34% July
35% Jan
123% Jan
30
2
11% Oct
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 28
68% Jan
2
2
May 27
16
Apr
askwd Prlcesy
Ex-rights
no
z
sales
22
33% Nov 17
36V4 Aug 26
119% Oct 13
9
21 Vb Dec
11
28
185 Vb Dec
9
on
this
Ex-distributlon
day.
tin
receivership or
24%
25 Va
17,1)00
34,100
24 %
33a
42
36%
36%
25%
25%
3%
a%
3%
32
47%
10c
52i%
40C
3%
•
11 Va
31 Vb
47
*46 Vb
19%
18%
341%
34 Vb
96
97%
J; 96%
90
96%
91
86 Vb
■
'
26 Vb
68%
31%
-27 Va
70%
71
•
*84
,
85%
.
317a
40,100
27%
71%
69%
7 0i%
17j50C
69,100
110
-
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50%
94
95
94
94%
64C
94
29%
29%
30%
29%
3oy4
25,190
*63 »A
66
66
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46%
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46 »A
67
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62
61V*
45%
46
61%
61%
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61%
60 Vb
99%
♦98%
7%,
7 Vb
99%
7%
*99
7 Ya
7%
7Tb
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*3f
24%
*23%
24%
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2'4V2
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24%
37%
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38
37%
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453a
44%
45 Vb
44 Vz
44Ta
44^8
44%
2,900
44%
32%
30
3lTa
30 VA
27.30C
32
31%
30%
31
83
*80
85
84
82 Vb
82
*81
82 Vb
14%
*13%
14%
7%
13%
13%
7%
7%
14%
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70C
*13%
14%
14
7%
42 Vb
: 1,200
7.20c
36Va
4,00c
38%
45
45%
32%
*37
37%
*80
36 Vb
121% 121%
120 Vb
120%
122%
24%
24%
24 %
has been
2.30C
5,500
"
60%
■
42%
petition
Va
62
46 VA
*98 Vh
01
99%
7%
24%
24%
29%.
51%
70
87
85%
10%
31V4
31%
*32V2
33V4
111V4 112%
20V4
20V4
175
20C
67
*66
99%
44%
46%
36%
Corp
"30
10,900
51Tb
42
No par
No par
85 Vb
120
50%
36%
8
*84Vb
*107%
51%
42
10
IOC
311%
7%
Mfg Co
1,800
51
65
50%
69'A
87
85%
10%
G8Vb
27%
36%
Co
5,30G
51%
45%
24%
29%
7,600
5,300
96 Va
.76%
84
75%
>
32
41%
10
10
20
24%
27%
7%
Corp—
12,300
68
85 Vb
*84
110
1?'
160
12C
*80
68
31 Vb
27%
*107%
.
370
.
991/2
27
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76Vb
83 Vb
68
.32
27Vb
68%
75%
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a;ioo
'
481/2
26Vb
99 Vb
y
96 Vb
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-
.
24V4
27%
83%
68
48
100%
24% V 24%
96 Vb
*81
*84 Vb
%
26%
76%
..
48
*99 Vb
24 Va
24%
*88Vb
•,
87
47 Vb
100%
27 Vb
*94
'90
,•
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49
*99 Vb
3.20C
19 Va
,34%
85'A
85'A
47 3t
75%
19 Va
34 r
90
*88
1.3O0
17,70C
706
97 V4
96 Vb
•
52%
52%
4,200
/ 90G
.
3%
19 Va
4
800
36%
25%
34%-
19
33 3
52%
53%
*52%
36%
Service
25%
46 Vb
42%
100
*36%
47%
29%
82
13%
42
31 Vb
30
30%
46 Va
42 »•«
*47
93%
*37
.,
46 Ve
42
:v
X31 Va
x29%
61
85%
46%
*31%
;
88
82
46 Va
26
36%
X25%
30
45%
78 Vb
27C
36%
:
93 Vb
92 Vb
25%
24%
243i
86
: •46%
41% •42%
46
7%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio
10%
36%
preferred
Yale <fc Towne
10%
41%
Iron
4% Jan
10 %
8,000
10%
10
7%
(F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No parWyandotte Worsted Co_
B
5
87
36 Vb
Inc
Woolworth
Jun
87
42%
Woodward
90% Nov 13
14 %
87%
*7%
12
97
13%
87
84%
TV
120
.
14 Vs
14%
87 Va
'
68%* 69%
85%
49 %
a
13%
10
: *84
*107%
137
14%
2,300
9,000
22,900
27,800
..
13%
36%
21
2
34 Va
70C
15
14%
41%
73% Dec
2
34
*14%
14
1
52% Nov
78% Jan
34%
.34
10
Public
27
49
33%
.-
Wisconsin
80 % Jan
2
6%
MBf 25
49
Power Co com
Industries
Wisconsin Elec
14%
87 V 8
* 27%.
27 Va
2,600
49
31
30%
101
46
14%
68%
67%
70
45%
10
10c
Winn-Dlxle Stores Inc
27
46 % Feb
11
No par
Co
25% July 16
32y»Oct 14
20% Jan
9
Windsor
'A Nov 18
Jun
No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
8'A Nov 17
49
37
135
10
68% July 18
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
3
$4.25
85 Vz July 10
15
Feb 13
,
Oil
•
*67%
48%
45%
13%
33%
96% 97V'4
*88 *'•" 90
85
86
48%' 49%.
*99%. 100
26%£.26%
' • 24y#.£24%i
*94
96%
£ • 75V» -75%.
*81%
83%
70
46
*68
•
14%
53
19 Va
19
x33%
-•
69%
31
28
*98'A
7%
*23%
5
Co
Wilson & Co Inc common
1
430
49%
45%
1
Co common
Wilcox
31*% Jan
6
Motor
52%
19% A
34%
69%
' 85%
*107% 120
49%
50%
91%
91%
29 Va
100
common—1
Prior preference
—20
$3 convertible preferred
50
10
50
95 Vb
:143A
64
-
5
5y*% preferred
White Sewing Machine
26% Jan
67% Feb
Ex
isx
White
May 13
July
30'A
27%
68%
,"'*84
preferred——80
(The S S)
20
1
.34
22% Feb
convertible
9
Nov
87%
95
45%
34%
85% '
46
42
36%.:
36%
53
96%
97%
90
' 90
*85
86%
48%
49
99%
99%
26%
26%
24
24%
*94
96%
-75%
77%
82%
82V*
68%
No par
33 % Dec
12% July 31
45% Jan
5
100
common
48% Nov 20
.
87 Vb
94%
48%
26% 26%'
3%
4 :;31%f31%
*47 •
47%
31%
34%
-2.50
—
5
1
88 Vb
94%
.
A 47%
*52%
19%
x
com
-
No par
Sep
38
13
15% Jan 30
g
4'A%
6
: 25% July
32% Jun
13
*47
24%
83%
26%
4
4
31%
com—No par
8y8Oct
100
-
23% Nov
Feb 18
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
•
7
91 % Jan
13% Jan
27
*
x
96
40% Jan
10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
;
RR
15% Dec 30
83% Jan
87%
xl4%
10%
24%
*45%
41 %
'
36%
26%
5
Telegraph
Air Brake
82% Nov 13
»
.
69
88%.
9%
45%
41%
41%
*36%
i—10
Westingliouse Electric common-12ya
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheelingf A? Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
Westinghouse
11
92 ya Apr
Jan
11
l
10
.
45%
49 34%
14%
13%
13%
x88%
24%
83%
24%
45%
2.50
com
Union
Dec
.
i
69'
.
13%
89%
10%
88%
2nd preferred——100
uoncum
2
29% Oct 24
;%,95?;:,'>v
*67% 69
45% ' 46%
15% 15%*
69
40%
15%
No par
No par
.
Maryland
a
Jan
'
49
'*33%
1
—100
Co
preferred.
15
17% Jan
2
55% Jun 24
95 VA
isVb
—
12
88%
95.V 4
96
-67%
46%
2.50
-
Western Air Lines Inc.—
Feb
*87%
88%
95
Industries
77% Nov
,36Vb
.,
17%
16
—100
——
preferred—
"
37%
37 VA
13
Power 4Vg%
pfd
100
preferred series B
-100
4.10% preferred series C
-100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4 % % preferred—:
—100^
6
3734
10
16%
4.20%
11
100
10,500
18
West Penn
21
87
*85%
87
13C
85 Vb
87.
..
18
West Penn Electric Co.l
9
89
*85%
240
87;',4
83
;/ ;.
87:'
*87
83 Vb
87%
w
..
42% Jan
.
33% Dec 24
,
2
33% May 14
68% July g
92
mr28
52% Feb 12
79% Aug 19
128
Apr
96% MM
•87'A Sap 19
20% Jan
4
17% Dec 30
t-\b
50
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
88
,
94
*85Vb
■
*85%
88 %
lpGVb
85
85 %
*87
88 Vb
■
9,700
106V2
'
17%
preferred—
——.-—50 ;
West Indies Sugar Corp—
Stamped-1
West Kentucky Coal Co
--—4
May 20
99% Jun 11
.88%
.
.*.87
38%
18%
4.80%
105
Sep 23
Sep 29
.
•
.
85%
86 Vb
*83Vb
Vb
1,30C
81
18%
35% Oct
4
87
105%
105 Vb
106%
6.40C
8034
38 Vb
-
I8V4
10
24% Oct 13
34% Dec
3
86
>
105%
81%
38 V«
37%
106 ■>. 106%
18
1
8
4
37%
106
Vb
81
81%
37
4
15%
—5
.1
Nov
81%
37 V
18Va
13
Knitting Mills—
81% Sep 20
79% Nov '7
82 V 4
36%
,
3,60C
81
VA
18%
16
Welbflt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Mar
80%
37
19
13
Waukesha Motor Co——
65
81%
81
18%
19%
15%
Wayne
-
19%
13
1
4
19 %
37
5
Dec
Vb
18
33
*80
*80 Vi
81
*80
81
*80
—
*118
—
34%
34
35
15%
5
15% Jan 13
25% Jan
2
34%
35
81
34%
33 VA
*118
*118
*118
••
34%
8,40C
13 Vb
preferred—------100
Washington <3as Light Co
Washington Water Power.
49% July 28
*118
v
VA
-37%
common
preferred
preferred.
'
;
1.70C
6,400
10
95
T
,
97
*118
*118
*118
W'-
9%
91%
'■
10
9%
95
6,700
1,90C
15%
Nov
52
31 VA
13
4% Dec
'
31
36
40
B
31 Vb
15%
26% Nov
4
31%
36%
3
39% Jan
32
13 Vb
3
418% Jun
31%
15%
7
15% Deca&3
31%
a
13
1% Jan
23% OCt 21
21%
30%
19,300
IOV4
35%
19% Mar
Jan
10
21 Vb
15%
25.
44% Jan 18
37 3
10V2
21%
13
34% May 24
23-
36%
10%
21
15%
20% May
48% Jan 23
38%
10%
21%
13
19% Dec 30
1% -NOV 21
22% OCt M
Atlg 1A
37%
io
21
36
24% Dec 30
Jan
38%
10
21
10
Corp
—l
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
——5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
4
34% Jan
3
36%
10
20%
5.200
ulO
Ward Baking Co common
Apr 25
2
3% May 16
34-% Jan 29
36%
10
20%
*«5Vb ..87
Walworth Co————
34% Jan
36% Jan 17
35:! 4
83
•
4
25% Dec
Jan 13
36%
106
7
'
Oct 22
preferred
11
1
11% Dec
33%
34%
16% Feb
#
Apr
33%
•80
14% Dec
95
33%
118
100
preferred
100
Wagner Electric Corp
.—15
Waldorf System—
——-Nopar
Walgreen Co10
Walker (Iliram) & & W—-—No par
14
-
33%
118
Wabash RR 4%%
20
Nov
33 Vb
8
-100
7 00
100
100
24
Oct
36
93%
2.50
5%
11% Aug 29
84
Jan 13
33%
84%
33%
10
5a/*%
8V*%
Dec
300
94
13
51
300
85
9%
30
15% Nov
8
26%
83%
91%
Vulcan
72'/a Feb
27% Jan
2
25% Jan 18
11% July 17
26%
84%
3ft Vi
<
230
153
152
27%
84
*26%
84
9%
6,000
85
95
Co
■'
60
20,100
27
10
'
50
55%
150
150
9y«
.
Oct
54%
♦84
91 Vb
24
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
24
60
.32
57; >
150
55%
77%
*26%
94 Vb
Nov
89
34
57
10 Vb
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred—
$4.04 preferred
!
$4.20 preferred——
$4.12 preferredVirginian' Ry Co common—
6r/o
preferred
29
33%
33%
36 Va
9
9%
*76%
34%
85
*20%
10
29,500
9%
77%
32%
.——5
10
9%
33
84
1
100
26%
26%
27
150
152
*150
154
81 Vb
8
18% Oct
13
55%
30%
9614 Nov
3
Jan
54%
55%
100
May 13
•42%-NOV 20
2o
14% Jan
34
4,900
18
*76%
10
.77
35%
•
•9%
6%
1
17% Oct
35%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—-No par
May 20
13 hi Dec
x34%
18%
95
Oct
88
77
J8Vb
12
90% July
99% Apr
12
78
54
53%
153
*20%
12.80
preferred—
*77
36%
36 Vb
Industries Inc com_2.50
conv
78
260
3.BOO
14
*16
18
*16%
19
9%
10%
9%
10%
*16%
19
*16
17
9%
90 V4
14
74
90
8%
3 7
1
Corp of America
Norman
3%%
2
101
Jan
26% Jan
37% July 11
12% May 24
19
3
84
42
88%
8%
30%
8
May 22
Mar 13
10% Oct 29
36% Dec
85
13
93
30
90%
8%
>———100
preferred
Light Co
Vick Chemical
11
75% Nov 17
July 24
8
6%
90%
8%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
2
8
82
80
6%
90%
8%
*77
.—100
—
Van Raalte Co Inc—
3
22
Mar
3
6%
*89%
8%
1
Power &
$2.28
77% Feb
98
10% Dec 11
6%
90%
8%
com_No par
Tobacco
preferred
Vanadium
23% Jan
May 28
13%
6%
*89%
1
14
5%
83
Jan
14%
6%
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
11
14
14%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
21% Oct
24 % Dec
36%
Van
21
25% Jan
31
76% Dec 30
36%
14%
Oct 29
May
24%
36
Oct
33% July 16
84
Mar 6
Oct 30
149%
24%
*36%
14%
124
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
1,50C
16,100
87%
148%
36
Corp
124
Oct 25
24%
89%
148% 149
24%
24%
89%
148%
24%
14%
Utah
10
Dec
97
45% Jan
81
Dec
88%
148%
24%
35%
14% Sep 29
Apr
88%
148%
3,400
96,500
14%
24% Aug 27
May
87%
40C
4.806
50%
88%
35%
8%
40% Oct 14
11% Aug 27
Sep
14% July 16
7
12% Dec
27 % Jan
9
50%
88%
14%
common-
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
8
3
50%
5,050
36%
26
29
20
123
71
Nov
33% Doc
18
12% Dec 24
12*
96
35%
49%
31,200
-
35%
35 %
14%
4V*%
4
2
57
12
50%
35
149
*34%
33%
12
28
Sep
Jun
51
35%
50
148%
88
46%
44%
34%
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97
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&
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fAExtcrnal
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May-No;;
1984
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344s debentures 1979 —"
4%s conv subord debs 1987—
16
48 %2
82%
75
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49%
83%
93
11
1
155
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106
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142
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mortgage 4s ser A
2
13%.
142
1962
3s
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11 %
7VL»s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
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April-Ocl
-
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82 44
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.
81%
.
175%
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1976
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48%
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79
71
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General 4s 1995
42%
101%
95
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1977
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5s
10174
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92
50
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debentures
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9072
95%
85%
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1969
debentures
Atlantic Coast
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1087,
78
1973—-."^.-——
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98
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81
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1983
debs
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96
93
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1985.
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197
185
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April-Ocl
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%
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Alegre (City of;—
8s 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375 Ye) 2001
4
14
10672
84
Jan-July
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*67
April-Oct
Jan- July
Jan-July
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185
95 %,
95%,
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April-Clef
April-Oct
April-Ocl
.,j
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1
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series
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.*
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(Republic of;
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185
external 7s 1959
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f
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4
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2008
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195%
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98%
101% 101%'
4
94
93
927.
77%
1990
debentures
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;——Mar-Sept
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1958
1968
13
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1984
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Armour
loan
5
120
84%
95
April-Oct
1987—:
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96%
98
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96
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50
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6s due 1953 extended to 1903
135
68
94
94%
9544
107
83
95
2
86
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—
debentures
5s
external
99%
110'', 113%
113%
99
;
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67
107
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-
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90%
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13
102
93
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103
105
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f extl loan 1973
s
21
132
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to Plan A
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extl loan new 1965
sinking fund
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987a
-
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debentures
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of;—
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1958
10
85
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junior
conv
20
20
132
(interest
reduced to 2.125% ; 2008___
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Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125%; 2008
Mar-Sept
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Canada
of
2%s
fund
15
COMPANIES
Jan-July
debentures 1987—..
& Foundry Co—
444s subord conv debs 1981
(State)—
;
extl
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—April-Oct
6%s 1952
(City of)
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11
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American
5s
1963-Jan-July
agree't)
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95
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June-Dec
1982
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(1942
96
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1979—
American
American
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extended to 1964
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i
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1
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1963_Jan-JuIy
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1953
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3
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v
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3s dollar bonds 1972
German
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Sale Price
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or
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Central New
York
Power
3s
1974
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96%
80,
100
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secured (7th series)
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secured, (llth
101 %
92*4
98%
~
Be inc. debs series A 2056.j——
5s
89
,93
98*4
_
5%s
106
10
91*4
—
———
Hackensack Water first mtge
102*4.114%
40
-98%
:_Mar-5'epr
:—*
3*4s debs 1979..;
—
142
93%
137 :
Jan-July
_.Jan-JaZp
Mar-Sept
*
—;
1969
>
106*4
April-Od
..Mar-Sept
95%
—Jan-July
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mtge: Inc 5s series A July 2015——April
:
General mtge inc 4& series B Jan 2044—-—Apm
1st & r«L M 3%s series G 198®
—.Map-Nov
debentures
105
98
101%
100%
Jan-July
—__Jan-J«Zp
.General mortgage 3%s series N-1990
Jan-July
General mortgage 3'/as series O 2000—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%8 series P 1982—.Jan-July
.General, mortgage 2%s series Q 2010——Jan-July
'General mortgage 2%s" series R 19611.—Jan-July
A Green Bay Si. West debentures cfcfs A—.—.—Feb
A Debentures
certificates B—
—»
Feb
3s
91*4
136
113
—Map-Nov
:
1978...
91
10011
95V4
92%
1976
SsOo 3*4s conv sub deb
1st mortgage 3s
101%
99%
90
100
125
mm
—
134%
96%
80
mm
90
April-Oct
112*4
88%
•100
June^Dec
40
2
*90
General 5s series C 1973—
General 4*4s series D "1976—
'
.
—
1982—r_Map-Nov
—
1977
13
98%
88%
Maw-Nov
Shoe CJorp
conv
98%
98%
103
102*4
11%
42
,104
—
46
V 104V2T64*b
— -
—
__
12
90%
90%
4
101% 101%
128
108%
100
•
ll*/2
84
'
100
'
92*4
,
87
—
76
96% 102%
--
*90*4
—Jan-July
1976
Grand -Union Company 4Vbs conv
107%
80
62%
138
97
—Jan-July
:
Great Northern. Ry Co—
101
96%
^'*75
100%
108
*110
101
—Map-Nov
:
debs
1972—
debentures 1979
'Grace
*
885«
83
Crone Co
-
83
*85
May-Noc
—Apr-Oct
1988
debs-
11
*
64 V4
95%
24
98*4
95
93%
—June-Dec
—April-Oct
...
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Continental Can Co 338s debs 1976
3s
88
Feb-Aap
Feb-Aug
Consumers Power tirst mtge 2*58s
1st mortgage 4.%s 1987
4%s conv debs 1972
Oil
:
83
June-Dec
4%s debentures "1983^1
Continental
99
4„
—Mar-Sept
;
Consolidated -Railroads of Cuba—
A3s-cum inc debs 2001,
4V'2s
97%
June-Dec
r4%s. debentures 1982—_
5s debentures 1982—:
1st mortgage
96%
85*4
89*4
230-
-
96%
169%
*11
Qiidden Co 4%s debs 1983—
May-No®
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—Map-NoV
92
84*4
96Vi
88%
'
61
95
«
..April-Oct
1961
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
2
109Vb 10954
96 Va
77%
82*4
60
97%
81%
82
3*4s 1971—Mar-Sept
3%s .debs
debentures -1977
4*4s
83%
100/101%
,
—
75
3.30 debs 1980
Mar-S*pt
General. Telephone 4s conv, debs .1971-—Map-Nov
98
12
-
.
T-
1It
97*4
|
164
135%
5
80
«
1965
1969
debentures
General
92%
90%
-
86%
86
97
117%
3
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A As conv income debentures 1969
94
85%
82
2
87V4
88V'a
90Va-
-1'
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1st *ef
2*?8S series T 1976—.:
....^Jan-July
1st ref M..2Vas
17
83%
86Tb
—:.April-OcZ
,M- 1987——-_ApriP-Oct
O
:
97%
92%
76%
229
88
98
ser
3%3 debentures 1975.—
88%
88
June-Dec
seri6B' M 1986-_
ser
3*4s
Co
General Motors Corp
90%
—Map-Nov
1st ifc -*ef M 4s- series
82 ya
89%
*63*4
D.o 5*4s, income debs. 1987..June-Dec
debentures
5s
4s
8754
«8Va
88
80
'
88%
82
...
:
V
85
-•*-.
Jan-July
19861.
86
87% ,88 %
85
2
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1970
5s
—
debentures 1961
2%s debentures 1964-i..
3*4$
87
77
14
*82%
——
90
*64*4
Corp 4%s conv debs 1978,
Mar-Sept
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—Map-Nov
Electric
86
80%
....
80
—Mar-Sept
'..—Feb-Aug
IstAswef M 3%s.seriesJ 1984_.___:
1st qfe Yef M"-3%s series K 1885— 1
.
1977
Foods .Carp
*
76
•
77
75
152*4
'
97%
85
77
89
'
134*4 135V4
Amer
3s
82
Map-Nov
-
1982.
1983-
I
,
95%
98%
83
80
90
"
27
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
38 debentures- 1960
116
*81%
_
10
erf-
80*4
93
3%s
102
*84
*
85 Va
28
90%
123
1972————J
General
100*4
7
.
116
84 *4
and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_J?me-Dec
First and refund mtge-3s ser D 1972.. .May-No®
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979Jan-July
1st & ref JK 3%s
90*4
90
*76%
G 2000—Jan-July
1 2020——
April-Oct
General
156 '
2
90!'»
100
1977_ApriZ-Oct
ser F
series G 1981
90%
*77
93
Gardner-Denver 4*4s conv debs 1976
106*4
26
*
154% 155%
100
1982 Jl/ar-Sept
mtge 3s
I 84
121
FOremost Dairies ;Inc. 4%s 1980.
99%
6
first
Corp—
subord debs 1976
4r Rubber 3s deb/3
105 Va
104%
3*4s
Ry
mortgage 3*4s
3 VZts debenture
.
mtge 23ss ser B
First and refund
6
^.May-No®
Tire
100
J
104
First
-
4
89*4
1965._Jan-JuZp
f;
Corp—
-Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s
Cpnsolidated Edison of New York—
and-refund
90%
88*4
90
.Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
fFIprlda East Coast first 4%s 1959
AFirst and refunding 5s series A 1974
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
First
90%
106
'
ser
95
~5
162
——
2%s
82*4
91%
II
79
94%
89%
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
(N Y)
debentures
2%s
96*4
*•'
87
91%
*106% 108
104?b
series L 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999.
ApriZ-Oct
2%s a f debentures 1099
..——.April-Oct
2*548 s f -debentures 2001_
—April-Oct
mtge
79
I
94
94*4
Map-Nov
June-Dec
1973
Southwestern
cohv
.Firestone
91%
85%
&
cdnsol
4%s
1
93
85
!
*91
,.
3s
First «nd refund
;
A5s income debs Jan
Ohio division "first mortgage
1
*85%
June-Dec
•
*82%
60
82
i
Fansteei Metallurgical
103%
91
'
First
;
82%
93
*97% 101
Mar-Sent
mortgage
76'4
•
*94%
May-Nov
1
mtge 4*/2s- 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
First
-*
—
*87'4
1970_—May-Sept
1st
1
*75
April-Ocf
June-pc.c
April-OcZ
Mar-Sept
.
—
1982__
Columbus & South
81
..April-Oct>
:
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
;—April-Oct
1977-
4%s debs scries J 1983
3%s subord conv debs I964v,
•
81
—
5y2s debs series-H 1982
5s debs
99*4
....June-Dec
Feb-Anp
1975
53
—
~
General mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015..
April
First consol mortgage 5Vis ser E 1964—April-Oct
First consol mortgage 3 *4s ser F 1990__Ja7i-July
*
,
..
64
59 Ta
86*4
,<
Erie Railroad Co-
81*4
88*4
1977—'—Jan-July
4%s
1975
3%s debentures series E
3%s debentures series F
4%s
78*4
31
1961—Avril-nat
1979—
D
"10
90%
81 - ;
—.Mar-Sept
3%s debentures series
series
81%
90
May-Nov
——
debentures serie B
3*/2s debs
81%
90
..June-Dec
1993
3s debentures series A
«
...
1986
Corp
Columbia Gas System Inc—
a
June-Oot
1985—-——
Iron
&
64%
53
*84*4
Mar-Sept
April-Od
5s stamped 1965
I
April*Oct
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc 5'4s 1973—Jan-July
EI Paso
Jan-July
-
4*/2s
54
4
107 %
Eastern
4s
Illuminating 3s 1970
1989
23
62
166 %
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 3*/2s
91*4
711/4
3%s
61
3«r>.uav
1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 3.%s 1983
1st mortgage 3*4s 1986—
1st mortgage 3%s
1938
63
3s
59%
61*4
1977—.Mar-Sept
:
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
105%
57*4
mtge
51 ^
94
100%
83'4
52%
mtge
72
37ya
10
11
•
99*4 100%
98
2
1st
64%
51
95*4
92
32
1st
99%
99*4
17
70
Cleveland Short Line first gtd
95%
94
206
851.4
60
First mortgage 3%s
27
69%
96%
95
691
2%s
100%
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
May-No®
84
59%
Mortgage
94%
*
_.Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1961
99% 100
69 5»
First
81
99
68
68
...Jan-July
—
debentures
94 3 is
Jane-Dec
1982
99%
97
-
: z
Mar-Sept
May-Nov;
1977
1978.
2.35s
84
60
First mortgage 3s
98%
95
98%
50*4
97
Map-Nov
Aprll-Oo/
1980
95
1977—Jan-July
1991_Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990~May-No«
Electric
98%
Map-Nov
1984
O
1st
103*4
Cincinnati Wab &
Cleveland
107%
87%
87
__Map-Nov,
1969-
99 Tb
'-w
June-Dec
;
1st
104
II
■
1993-
debentures
Duquesne. Light Co 2%s
t
t
June-Dec
Div
92 :
fixed
1st
Refunding and impt 4*4s series E
Mich
89%
88
94
May
debs' 1971
Elgin Joltet & Eastern
General 5s series B
125
79%
88
93
June-Dec
v' 3b subordinated debs
1982
Dresser Industries Inc 4Vbs conv
81
98 V4
Jan-July
.
10
88
RR—
a^hi
1993
82%
106*4
*91
1973—Map-Nov
Mack
conv
5s
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
gold 4s
0
Mar-sept
——
f debs 1977—
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debs 1966
General
,
175
*90%
.
Co—
82%
*105%
1963____"Map-Nov
1988
(3%
series
Dow
Ja?i-July
1960
1971.:
s
93
36%
101-
,
88*4
debentures
coll
Grande Western
Gen
100 V*
debentures
36ya
37
88
June-Dec
Map-Nov
Detroit Tol Si Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp As debs 1983—Apr-Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
-
67 V4
57
~4
62%
80%
4*As
15
124
*—
April-Qc\—Jan-July
—Feb-Aup
first lien gold 4s 1995
Second gold 4§ 1995
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'4s 1961
105
88%
3%s
series
contingent interest)
Detroit Ss
*8J*b
Cities Service Co 3s
«fe
3%s
1;
*89 Th
debs
M
3%s
90
99*4
b
66
62%
..May-Nov
4s
82%
_ZMay-No®
Western RR
&
refund
Gen
77
*82:2
3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
2%s series G 1974
..Fph-Aua
Corp
121
General- and refund 2%s series I 1982__May-Sept
Gen Si ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
...Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976_._—
May-No®
64 Vb
61%
1
..—^n-juiy
1987
'
First
I T Financial
100% 101
122
Income .mortgage series A 4*4% 2018
—.April
Denver & Salt Lake Income mortgage (3% „•
fixed 1%
contingent' interest) 1993—Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3S series H 1976—
June-Dec/
.
....Mav-Nov
.
64%
Terminal—
mortgage
and
mtge
1%
:
First mortgage gtd
C
1st
58
40%
645«
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Cincinnati
extended
4s
First mortgage series A
57 !L>
Jan-July
:
coll trust mtee 4%s
Hudson
Denver & ,Rio
78*/«
1963
--Jan-July
First mortgage 278S series G 1963—Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—r
1st
79
54:,i
68:;4
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3Vis series F
1st
100*4
April-Ocf
29ya
25
29*4
29*4
30
mtge & Coll tr 5s ser A 1985
1st, mtge & coll tr 4*/2s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1073
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
: 1st mtge & coll tr 3Vbs 1984
8(5 %
66*4
:
57'h
_
April
Mar-Sept
.Jifar-Sept
1994
60
103*4
*53 Ve
mtge 5Vis ser C 1983
____Fe&-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4y4s 1994.Jan-July
2%s-4%s
21
1
"
1983
l
71*/2
71%
,
1988—Ja7t-July
1st
Income
25
29%
AIncome" mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex Division
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Pennsylvania Division—
104%
3
97
A 5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989—
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980
—Jan-July
4Vis income debs
25
*26
*26
1st
69
April
A2nd mortgage 4*4s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
.Jan-Julv
General mortgage 4J/2s inc ser A Jan 2919—April
r
Jan. 1
Low
High
12
New York LaOkawanna'& Western Div
87
80
9
70
Map-Nov
Jan
&
Delaware Lackawanna
96.
87
82
2
-v
84
99', 2 100
April
Map-Nov
2038
A
Delaware
First
:f
82
96
-•-"
%
/ 84
:
101
96
*96
,
94
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
,
Range Since
No.
21%
June^Dec
,
■
O
.
_;_l-May-Nov
2054
4Vis Jan 1
mtge
Bonds
Sold
—June-Dee
1st mortgage 5s 1987J
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965-^
'3*4s
debentures 1977—,
4'4s subord debs 1983——
94
85V
94
r.
—Feb-Aug
^
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series A
AGeneral
Friday's
21%
Jane-Dec
—
—
103
C
M 3% s series H. 1973_-June-jDec
mortgage 3",.is
income
imp & equip As 1970
or
Bid & Asked
Low
High
21%
Jan-July
Daystrom- Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
_Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Et first mtge 2%& 1975-.April-Ocf
First
mortgage 3*4s 1982—
.—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984—
Mar-Sepf
91%
93
I
•
'
95 %
1996.1Feb-Aug
M 3'/as series E
"'"l
98
:
Jan-July
Ry General 4'As
mortgage
mortgage 4s June 30 1970.
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
,
t
lien & ref 4s series A 1970.:
1st lien & ref 4s series B 1970—
ACurtis Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
93%
90
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGenerol
Interest
Period
A
45%
85 Vb
5
1
'•
«.
,
Exchange
a 1st
38%
I "'■/•:
t
div first consol gold 4s
ref
/
42 Va
93
1965—Jan-JnZp
3s
1969
Jan-July
/
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989-1
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985 iFeb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990:
Feb-Aug
•
a
*
•90-'4
M 3'4s series D -1996—May-No®
.
Cuba RR—
A 1st
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
82
73
68
8ti
.
Feb-Aup
1981
'Chesapeake & Oliio
Refund and impt
Refund and impt
'Refund and impt
!10
:a68
40?ii
-
No.
77 Va
*83
;
411
i
--
Jan. I
Low
High
4
First and refund 3'As series A 1974
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
•
ENDED DECEMBER IS
Range Since
Sold
High
*75
May
May
—Jan-JaZp
Bonds *'
Friday's
Bid & Asked'
'I
A
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
106% 107%
100
99%
137
99
*100
,
88
*98
97*4
102 V4
31
97
215
108%
99%
118 *
85%
88
93 "
102 "
103%
98% 107 /
95%
98%
1
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34
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100*4
100
102
97*4
9714
1*2 %
95
103
'
110%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
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32
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
1957__Feb-Aug
§ A Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%e series A 1981__Jan-Juiy
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
Friday
Bid & Asked
53
High
37 Mi
187
12 ¥«
25 ¥a
76V4
8834
9334
79
*843/4
3%s ser A 1979—May-Now
•85
85%
*85
85%
*87
Consol
1st
1st mtge
3V26
1980_.
77
*78 ¥8
Indianapolis Union Ry £¥26 ser C 1986—..June-Dec
1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
let mortgage 3V4s series J 1981—
Jan -July
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
Jan-July
N
92 Vi
International Minerals
-
91
91
104
3.65s oonv subord debs 1877-.
Jan-July
—
90
Map-No▼
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s I debentures series A 1977--;
162 ¥2
109%
96 ¥a
86%
15
91', i
14534 163
•
1,577
4Vis
f debentures
e
Interstate
'
Power
1987
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv
Jamestown Franklin &
Jersey Central Power
Clear
1959—June-Dec
4s
Kanawha
9934
993a
...
& Michigan Ry 48
1990^
.-.Apr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern Rv 3V48 ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Term Ry. 274s 1974--.....—Apr-Ocf
.
3 ¥28 '97
■'
83
3
8934
88 "
18
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95% 0534
1
13 a
17u
June-Deo
June-Deo
2
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•60!
90% 101%
21
1%
*9334
274
72
70%
.
75 ¥•
8*
79
—
<
98
7J
9634
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6
•
67
.57%
7134
'
138
' iooy.
64
—
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.)—
1st mortgage 4 ¥28 extended to 1974:
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
'Series- A 4s fixed interest 2003—
,
Series C 6s fixed interest 2003—
v
ASeries
D
ASeries
>
Jan-July
1989—
debentures
Harlem
gold 3Vis
4s
West
&
subord debentures
debentures
5634
5834
!4,
^JWay-NoT
interest 2003
*60 3a
May
May
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
! 4.50s
34
1980
73%
1976-.
1976
"
First Be
refund-mtge 27«B
7334
6s«onv
2000
—
RR
$y#3
1978
RR (Southern •Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
*3¥ie
•
f debentures
<6
s
71V 4
57
5
*8432
9734
283«
272
19%
34-
56%
70
90%
:
70
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101
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Last
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Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
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Friday's
or
Low
If AHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
DECEMBER VI
FOB WEEK ENDED
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188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
33
(2485)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
4
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uebs
subord
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1987
Feb-Aug
115
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1964—May-Non
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June-Dec
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debentures
2%s
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debentures
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-r- 4%s
conv subord debs 1983...
Rochester CJas ■ & Electric Corp—
t
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—-
Terra
Va
967/a
.91
% 107V4 110%
4.
& Pacific
first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E
■
lOOlo
"85
series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
3%s series C 1990^_A'priI-Oct
First and refund M
?
Tidewater
/
I ,89
•V171;
85
May-Nov.
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
"'"%7
104 Va
107%
4
.
J
111
91
92
93%
98%
95%
93%.
88% ! 89%
90 Vi
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Ocf
{The! 3lis debs 1983——May-Nov
174
-
11'
90 Va
*—
*92
r
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....
„
-
166
/,89
„
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69
4s series C 2019——Jan-July
; 106 Va
:
s
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15
"
13
169
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92
4%s
>)
:
101
i)2
81%
53
'
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*
93%
;—-—Mar-Sept
St Lotiis—
and impt M
Texas
101
95
104%
~
.
Texas
94
102
*—
First and refund M 3%s
V*
r
23
*100
——May-Nou;;
——;
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—1
Texas & New Orleans RR—
105 %
v~
96
95 V,4
100
Jan-July
1980
SAConsol
.
88
96
20
'
*
95%
Mar-Sept
1964-.
conv
mtge 6s-1953
% SAConsol mtge 6s
1955_
Debt adjustment bonds—
5%s series A 1978
'
96
102% T10%
33
981.1
High
120%
33
84 Va
.
Texas Company
92%
■'
1973
Assn of
RR
Refund
93 V9
93%
:
;
109% 110%
April-Oct
i.
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950—
§ ADirect mtge 6s 1S52—
'
'
-
97 Vb
Rhine-Westphalia Elec- Power Corp—•
-"
;...
103
98
•
;
Mfg Co 3%s debs
98
3
98
*—
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis-series D 1995..May-Nov
Reynolds (R. J) TobaCco 3s ttebs 1973-—April-Oct
Rhtem
101%
Co—
;
3%s
95 Va
*8614
—Mar-Sept
1977-.
of America
Corp
Terminal
91%
137.
.
85% 86Vi
*101
101
—_Mar-,Step£
4V2s conv subord debs 1983
96 Va
96
4
10
Jan. 1
Low
101%
102 Va
171
*
debentures
2%s
..
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-debentures
3Vis
"..T
debs 1973
Sylvania Electric Products—
96V4
_
"
<"98
1963—
1
May'-Noo
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037Jan-July'
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Now
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
,3%s debentures 1972
-June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_ April-Oof,
L;
74
92%
First and
4
93%
r
—
96
83%
Range Since
.
No.
"
85%
—Jan-July
1982
Oil Corp 2%s: debentures: 1966-—Jan-July
Oil Co 814s debs 1981
;—4.—Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st.mtge 6s 1971
May-Nou
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures- 1972-.,
—Jaft-July"
''
95
62
-
4Vis
(Ohio)
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
98
82%
38
Co
Superior
83%
13
72
'92%
—May-Nov
Electric & Gas
Service
92%
—-Jan-July
3-/8s debs; 1981
3
87Va
84
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
vN J)
Oil
Sunray
100
97 Va
--
102%
2%s debentures 1974
Standard
Sold
High
113
~
,_April-Oct
1983
debentures
Standard Oil
;
99%
9714
90V4
69l'a
r' *96Va
April-Oct
1973
<st Gamble
90
96 Vi
76
• Y
—
I;.'Z.86%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
-
Electric Power Co ,3s
conv
Procter
3s
£ debentures
3
'
.
April-Oct
117%
96 V2
'
,,
4V2S
Bonds
Friday's
* 115%
'102% 103%
114
SVis conv 1982—April-Ocf
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
94
„
*97%
April-Ocf
.
106 V 4
91
—
or
Bid & Asked
Low
99%
,76
*97%
Pittsburgn Consolidation Coal 3 %s 1965—.Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgn Yotingstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862—.
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
861
Sale Price
High
94
—'
—
*9714
—Juhe-Dec
3%s series E 1975
mortgage
Low
"; *7o..
Consonoaced guaranteed 4V2s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
96
11214 117%
Consondacect guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963_FeD-Ausr
•
.
.* "No,
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
.
'
Pillsoury Mills Inc. 3Vas s f oebs 19/2
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & take Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
;
Jan,
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*9414
'
Week's Rang*
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum. 2%s debentures
DECEMBER 13
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Section 77 4K
^
the Bankruptcy Act,
165
10314
ABonds
selling flat.
""
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jrnm
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
:
AMD
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Dec. 8 and ending Friday, Dec. 12. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current
year.:
f
;
;
.
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*
Friday
STOCKS
-
Week's
Last
American Steck Exchange
Par
1
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A—
Acme Precision Products Inc
—1
Acme
Wire Co
common
—10
;
•
6%
17%
Adam Consol Industries Inc
1
1
16%
8%
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
10%
-1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For footnotes
see
page
—_•
37.
4%
2,100
7%
3,600
3,100
8%
9%
2,200
1014
8,400
4
'
DECEMBER
12
Friday
414
38,700
Last
STOCKS
3%
Jan
5% Jan
14 V, Apr
6% May
414
Jan
1%
Jan
8%
Feb
Dec
8Vs Aug
Air
Way
Ajax
Industries
Jan
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
Oct
434
Dec
Alan
5%
cumulative
Airlines
3
—
-
*
'
-
....
13% July
i
'
Low
1.200
14.
88% X88%
22'/*
'
7Vs
25
81
100
-1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3
1 Va
81
614
7Va
Jan
A Jan
2.600
122
—
10
preferred—t
'inc.,
Sales
for Week
High
U
U
preferred—100
Wood Steel Co
Alaska
2%
'
-
Range
of Prices
50
Southern
Alabama
11%
.Week's/
Low
3
50c
Inc
Ltd
Petroleums
9% Sep
21
Sale Price
Par
High
4%
'■
-
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17 %
8
4%
Shares
-
High
4%
<
WEEK ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Low
4%
FOR
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE
Apr
High
3% Sep
11 Ap>
13814
Not
1,000
16Va May
95% July
26% Oct
25
75 % Apr
82
2,600
3% Mar
175
84
%
Nov
7%
Nov
3ep
1
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2486)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Lari
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock ExekaafO
7%
10
American Air Filter 5%
coav
Electronics
IS
pfd
Inc
1
20
25
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com_.
Natural
American
Petrofina
American
Gas
Co
6%
pfd
2
Jan
26,100
2%
Apr
4%
2,900
5%
Jan
10%
Dec
33 % July
46%
Nov
9%
1,100
43
41%
8%
9%
class A
Inc
1
1
2
10%
400
5%
Apr
10%
10%
12,700
5%
Jan
10% Sep
-
750
80%
Dec
90
Feb
10%
1,260
5%
Apr
10%
Dec
Carolina
Dec
Carreras
52
Jan
1,600
1
Jan
100
65
Jan
140
90
1%
1%
99
13%
14%
20,000
30
32%
6,900
9% July
21% Jan
38%
39%
700
28% Mar
39%
Dec
38 V*
39
900
27%
39%
Nov
43
Jun
32
35%
50
11%
12%
26,100
73%
73%
78%
3,600
10%
10%
11%
3,700
35%
11%
15% Jan
32%
Jan
31% Jan
13
14%
Jan
33%
Jan
16
4%
4%
4%
300
31%
33%
2,100
10%
10%
12
3,400
I
3%
3%
3%
2,400
20o
%
%
16
15
9,500
1,300
Apr
11% Apr
10%
3,300
8% Feb
Oil Co class
Lead
Anchor
post
Anglo
A
Mines
_
Ltd
Products
14%
2
Exploration Ltd.-..-.4.75
Amor
"9%
9%
18
8%
4%
2% Jan
2.40
shares
Fuel
Oil
Gas
460
40%
17,800
90% Sep
33% Feb
46%
43%
50
39,800
26
Co
5
Arnold
Altex
A
I
Co
Aluminum
Convertible
Aro
class
1
Oil
Asamera
4
American
Associated
Oct
dep
Charis
Inc
of
1
Atlantic
Atlas
Indus
Line
Coast
3%
22%
Jan
7%
Apr
8%
9,100
4%
3,600
13%
Jan
48,300
8 3,4
Apr
22%
6%
22
1%
ltf
2%
3%
2%
2%
2%
20,900
16,100
2
22%
23%
200
17
2%
2%
23/4 Nov
Apr
i
25% Nov
•
90
101% 105
105
Co
1%
1%
1%
48%
49%
97% Mar
1;600
49%
lOo
12,200
1
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
Audio
option
warrants
—_
Corp
Devices
Automatic
10 pesoi
1
4%
10%
Products
16%
l
4%
Inc
Non-voting non-cura preferred
Automatic Voting Machine..
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
14%
13%
1
7%
11,000
3%
4%
10%
29,600
17%
2%
169,100
9%
4%
5%
4%
300
16
•
19%
19%
36%
38
2%
3
100
,J
173/4
Jan
400
Nov
10%
5%
Apr
Nov
Dec
lb
Jan
20%
x29
Feb
393/4
Class
Industries
Baker
8%
X
Inc
9
8%
Banco
do
los
American
Banff
Oil
Corp
Bayview Oil
,....4
18%
Apr
2% Jan
21,800
12%
12%
15,800
13%
7%
1
7%
7%
15%
11%
17%
177b
Apr
8
17
3%
4
8,000
common——1
6%
7
600
'
7.50
Beck
(A 8) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Inc
Apr
Jan
Jan
X
11%
11%
11 y4
10%
137b
Jan
42%
42%
43%
12%
6%
11%
6%
13
1
6%
21%
Jan
44
Jan
13
21%
8
Aug
5
800
4
Jan
6%
67b
6%
200
4% Jan
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•
prior cumulative preferred.100
39%
39%
40%
1,400
26% Jan
1
•
Blauner'e
3
common
Blumenthal
5%%
(S)
&- Co
Chemical
common
Company
Inc.—
5
Bourjois Inc
x
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common
•
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing
—
29%
10%
—
20
30
10
1074
33,300
400
2
1%
2
6%
6%
674
6%
26,400
6%
5,100
•
*
1,200
83
67 b
2,700
29%
40%
29%
69'
Co common—_•
British American Oil Co
dep
rets
ord
74
39%
40%
50
825
2,700
7%
f.i
,
*
Amer dep rets ord. reg
Brown Company common..
cumulative
Rubber
(E L)
Co
Co-
7% Jan
1% Apr
Apr
57b July
Jan
33% Jan
34%
Jan
.
30
Dec
437b May
478 May
35
Dec
7
Dec
1078
10%
1,300
26%
100
53
7
53.
17%
50
-
"
6%"
100
624
310
18
89
Apr
12%
Nov
19%
Jun
1 "Tit
113
9,500
l5/a Mar
2Va
Jan
1174
11%
1,800
13 %
9874
98
99:!4
33%
33%
33%
1,000
100
Xl07b July
72
Jan
2174 Jan
21,000
47a Jan
40,500
8 %
..
Jan
%
6
Oct
108% Sep
34
Nov
74 Jan
5%
6
% Oct
>
7% July
12,500
27b Jan
19,100
2%
Jan
1
9%
97a
97a
300
77a
Feb
9% Jan
7%
7%
300
4%
Jan
7%
2%
2-)a
1,900
2
Jan
25
28
-
,
.
28
Jan
1% May
147b
Dec
37b July
Oct
24
Jan
Tb
"5
Dec
Dec
Dec
3 74 Sep
3% Aug
GTb
Dec
174
174
1%
73,500
*
\
133/4
1374
14%
9,200
874
Jan
15%
Oct
40
7a
2% July
17a Mar
47 7 4
8,500
24%
Jan
47%
Dec
17
177a
1,300
107b
Jan
20
Sep
38
367b
38
2,'700
267b Mar
38
Nov
8
7%
87b
6 7b
674
43%
67o
—1
3%
3%
3 7b
10
9% Nov
Jan
7
7b
Oct
1
Jan
Jan
8
Dec
4
900
%
iV
■7%.
Jan
3%
1,200
3%
%
772
7,200
18,900
8
3
1.74 Jan
3%
Nov
8%
700
7% Jan
13%
Feb
>
Jan
7.
Nov
/
67b
674
17%
16%
19,300
167b
6,400
57b
Jan
674
6%
200
"73/4
77 b
77b
4,800
57b Jan
13
%
%
10.900
7b Jan
25
257a
2 600
12%
12 7 b
2,800
18%
574 Jan
10c
:.
common
6
Jan
7
—10c
__.20
12%
19%
,
Corp
"12%
20
May
19
Petroleum
Jan
'.,".'14
Nov
"
167b
Jan
20
16% Nov
19%
100
Aug
4
47'8
l,20u
4% Jan
5% May
J
4/5r
1,500
4% Nov
'
2%
i
78% July
Co
Atlantic
Tobacco
1
common.
common
,
Oil
Inc
vtc
Co
-7x5874 Feb
1474
1674
9 7b
3,500
1274
*43/4
12 3
A
16-74
Dec
9Va
Dec
i
1
.
.
5% Dec
1 %
Jan
5%
Apr
10%
Dec
50
14%
Jan
137b
Jan
42
3974
1% Wee
Brothers
42
257/2 Mar
H
48% Feb
.*»
%
97,200
--r<j -
•t%
Dec
Jan
8% debentures
Detroit Gasket &
38%
38%
mm
100
5%
7%
:!>,
—
■7
Mar
1
Oct
9
July
c\
8
■
36% Nov
Diners'
447a Sep
8
7%
116,600
7% Nov
14%
3174
32%
337a
Nov
—10
7%
7%
8,600
5% Jan
87a
American
Dec
31%
974 Jan
13% Feb
14%
.X
29,600
2,400
Oct
1
common
2.50
B_
974
8
10
974
1,800
—-
—
6% Apr
167/b Mar
'
,
3
♦
21%
2oya
1
87b
67b
9
500
common
7%
7%
7%
9
mm
—
10
274 May
9
Dec
5Tk Jan.
8%, Jan
8
July
11
Jun
1,100
•""T"
9
2,100
7% Jan
2%
274
2%
2,600
1
177b
167b
17%
2,700
4,400
f
May
11% Jan
12%
127b
1*
12%
9% Jan
American depicts ord ^hares..3s #d
Burroughs (J Pb Ac Son Inc
1
i€
■*
2%
2%
2%
2,300
Burry Biscuit Corp
7%
7%
8%
26,400
12 %o
15,400
% An
1% Jun
2%
Nov
3%
87a
Dec
Jan
% Feb
Calif "Eastern
Aviation
Calif«mi«' Electric
27%
A3 AO-preferred
4,700
18% Feb
3%
3%
30,000
1% Jan
19%
7,600
50
preferred
*
.
Caivan dJensol Oil & -Gas Co—
Fire Insurance
"pq
1
5
Campbell Chibongamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
•
Cement
19 %
Co Ltd
common
preference
*
at
3274
Oct
3% Nov
55
—
«8*
35%
7,4
4%
—
—
X54
3%
35%
6%
4 7b
35
55
100
4
1,000
357b
7
A
47 b
35
—
500
56,900
100
100
—
13% Jan
55% Apr
20%
Nov
62
Sep
50
57
Jan
50
3%
30
2974
Driver
Harris
■*.
974
23
Power
DuMont
Jan
Common
27b
5,200
5%
6%
31,200
3%
Jan
iiV
A'lff
18,700
1
Jan
May
18,000
22
Jan
4074 Mar
2,000
11
25c
30%
33
30
2
.
"
Corp
Sulphur
6% 'Dec
Apr
i7b:
11%
11%
0:74
1.800
12»4
5,800
47b Nov
Mar
3
16%
16% Dec
11%
8
Jan
217a
20%
137 a
J.47
24% Aug
Jan
10
Jan
15% Nov
Jan
!«% Nov
7%
11%
11%
3472
"11-74
10
-5,200
34%.;^: :;j5o
7%."; 77a
10,200
13% Jan'
July
33
347b;u
,
-24% -Oct
187b
1,400
a
Oct
"
.L300
217b
14%
Oct
14
12 July
20% Nov
Jan
36
■
Oct
'.5,500
20
20
11%
ll%xl27b
55% "61 *
,
Jan
21
»% Nov
34%-May
7%
14074 Oct
13%
21%-Dec
Jan
6%
Jan
'
61
;—-16
*
'5172
50""
227400
(W)0
1,400
517b
1274 Dec
647b
39% Jan
'30%
duly
517b 'Dec
Jan
'
Laboratories—
'
--1
——
Test
2% Jun
274
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
10s
Duraloy (The) Co—
1
Durham Hosiery class B common—,—
Duro
'974 Dec
ItV
101,8ti0-
774
6%
7%
3
374
3%
300
113
Feb
37b
374
37b
2.900
3%
Sep
700
Dec
Jan
%
Dunlop
Duval
Oct
Itfov
Apr
Jan
4%
2,100
141
272
*
Co—r—1
Co———
(Allen B)
3Tb Aug
32
Jan
1,000
6
!—_—1
Co...
May
1
Stores...——,_lc
Corp common
Drilling,Exploration
Oct
5% Nov
35
Jan
27b Mar
900
3 74
297b
ord reg——6s 8d
Draper
"
6%
4% Apr
274 Jan
4,500
"4,700
3 374
33 74
3
47b Mar
-3%
4%
10
Oct
Jan
Oct
Potash Cp
of America
67b
67b
247z
23%
267a
3.250
15
Jan
26% Dec
26
2574
263b
2,300
19% Jan
"30% Oct
57b
5%
16,900
417b
1
4—*
—1
common
&
417 b
3074
3374"
57 b
...
2%
Jan
-57b
Dec
Jan
51% Sep
3% Oct
Dec
Jun
45
19
-50
f2.se preferred
cumulative
27%
3%
1
Power
25%
.lOo
Inc
17
87b
American
Calgary &. Edmonton Corp LtdL
Jan
872
preferred....
32.50
Douglas Oil Company..:—:—
'--1
Dow Brewery
Ltd.—
1————*
trnke
Burma-Mines Ltd.—
Sep
128
$2
9% Aug
2% Jan
197* Sep
1474 Oct
.57b
/\r " 37b
5%
3
Oct
13
.
i
Dec
-674
Nov
37b Aug
•
Bridge Co Ltdl
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Dec
23%
.
•1174
400
Dominion
Jun
22%
74
37a
Ltd
Petroleum
400
2972
.—272
—,—*
stock
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common^.*
Dorr-Oliver Inc..—.:—..—
..:7.50
Dome
3% Oct
874 Jan
...
rets
dep
3%
33
:_i
Ltd—
12% Jan
15.900
47b
12"
1
Steel Fdrs Inc
Diversey (The)
Corp
Diversified Specialty
1074 Dec
77
2,300
X
.2.50
8%
A Oct
20,400
i
20%
Oct
Co
23%
4>:
12
"5%
1
Club Inc
(The)
Distillers
197
9%
4%
12
1
lOo
35
.50c
—5
—100
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
—r_
Nov
Jan
23%
Inc.....—,
Manufacturing
25
Jan
4
4% Aug
35 % Dec
Dynamics
-
./
,
Corp
E
.
Eastern, Malleable
Eastern
Feb
10
4
Sep
25% Jan
36
Dec
series A
$6 preferred series B
Ecjo Corporation class A
29
30%
Jun
Elder
Jun
Oct
5% Sep
*-...$7 preferred
Mines
"
;
Iron
States -Corp_u
Limited.—
—--
5
:
:i
,
'3272
16$ 7b
4
!
67b May
1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
•
Dennison Mfg class A common
Dec
82% July
46% Oct
i
Dec
10
320
—
2.50
__20
.2.50
:
/
I
31% Jan
6,700
1174
7b
!
"
Dec
3%
21,400
2
10"
72
43 7b Nov
2,950
187b
174
\-
17-74 Jun
Jan
24,900
10
5
Jan
5%
18%
1%
9%
2,300
4
j
Jan
1074
37b
9
,%c
class
Dec
574 Jan
8
52,100
87 b
2.50
4
common—.
Manufacturing
18,800
2374
*
common
Lighting
86,500
12%
50c
Co
Sugar
274
687a
874
**
25c
*
2.50
.'
Oil
27b'
667(1
15
5
partic
common
preferred.
272
21,7 May
% Feb
66 %
1
1
(Md)
2
Apr
9%
474
5
"A"
Oct
107b
4%;
19%
474
£1
Co
Dec
Nov
167b Jan
■
__
50c
common
r.i
Oct
100
157b
1574
Sep
1% Jan
"26
Jan
900
19
19
7% May
11%
6"'a May
18
1
*
1.50
"
"
Oct
12,600
167e
1
.
23%
~6%
Corp
May
Jan
1.25
♦
*
Drug
Davidson
Nov
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp
Bunker Hill (The) Company—
,
May
7
7a"
__10c
Day Mines Incl
7% Oct
29%
713
Buell Die & Machine Co
6%%
16
10
26
10
6%
Crystal Dairies Inc—
Stores Corp common..
preferred
i
Davenport Hosiery Mills..
27b Aug
7% Aug
7%
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred-
Canada
May
57 a
5%
11% Jun
13%
8 P Company, common
-0%
75
,
(i
Davega
Dec
14%
common
Buckeye (The)- Corp
Budget Finance Plan,
—w
mm
£1
preferred
Brack Mllla Ltd; class
B
64% Sep
79
Sep
7% Jun
280
•"
4Ta
Daitch
Sep
—1
Brown Forman Distillers
Bruce
68%
■
1
Detroit Gray Iron &
rets ord reg.
British Columbia Power common
British-Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
Dec
67%
6%
Co
Co
Cork InternatT
Curtis
Oct
96
30
Apr
6
267b
43
'
Jan
5 A Feb
—11
bearer...
Amer dep
4%
27
Dec
5
class A
Cuban-Venezuelan
British American Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
25
Ltd—
Petroleum
Curtis
5% May
77b Nov
common
Black Starr & Gorham class A—
Bohack
227a
-
Oct
8% Feb
4%
1
Dec
27
...5
Cuban
Dec
1974
26 74
Ltd—
Reynolds
Cuban
Dec
19%
Jan
6872
1
5
4
1
non-voting
&
Beverage
$1.12
Dec
7%
4% May
13% Apr
7%
-6
2,000
Inc
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Opt
7%
B
Cuban American
Jan
40%
1,500
1,900
—*
Corp
Crown
Nov
1,700
1,300
Dec
16%
47b Jan
2,300
&
Crown
Nov
9
13,700
25
500
common
Inc
4
Jan
5
2%
22 7b
Varnish
&
Crown Central
10% Jun
2% May
15 Tb
Apr
x21%
Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co..
1% Jun
12
Feb
1%
2174
Crowell-Collier
18% Dec
%
3%
2,600
17,600
6%
313,600
13,800
Inc.,
Creole
Dec
1%
24,100
2%
2%
Crane
Apr
Jan
7%
14%
2 7
20%
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier Industries Inc—
15% July
4%
500
Co
11% July
6
18%
1
—_25o
Inc
Watch
Paint
$1 preferred
Apr
'
147a
Engineering__l
Materials
Courtaulds
2% May
5% Jun
8,000
1
Corp
Ties
4
Jan
5,700
17
X
Oct
1%
3% May
~l\h 'ill
y
2%
Inc
Stores
Industries
Cott
7,700
Oct
57b July
Nov
.18%
x6%
Corp
Commercial
Corroon
Nov
'■
Jan ^
2%
50c
20c
10c
Smelt Ltd....*
Aviation
Coro
Oct
16% Sep
3% Aug
11% May
4,200
"m
1
convertible class A
Borne
12%
'
'
•
Oorp
Beau-Brummel
Bickford's
►
2%
50o
Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Benrus
'
shares
Ltd
Barker
6%
3%
3%
Jan
Andes-
Steel
Bearings
3%
i«
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium
'
i
common
Securities
10%
100
18%
18
\
'
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
7%
23,200
y% Dec
5 '/a
Jan
-
Corp
Mining &
Retail
Class
A
Electric
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
Class A voting..
Bailey & Selbura Oil & Gas—
13%
4% May
27
Inc...-
Containers
Continental
B
2,100
Jan
374
15%
1
Diesel
Cook
2,600
77a
.10
Continental
Sep
%
100
4%
"
1474
Service
Continental
Jun
Jan
19%
1965—
Continental
474 Nov
July
108%
2%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
«:
Continental Air Lines
Inc
Dec
17%
23100
" 57a
17--17«g
,
1
Cuban Petroleum
Consol
4% Aug
Jan
4% May
7% Mar
6,200
7,100
4
lOo
Inc
Steel
13%
17%
Co
Stone
Consol
Nov
Oct
67
10374 Sep
1974
Co
vtc.
Consol
Dec
2
50
Jan
32% Aug
10% Oct
Jan
3974 Jan
277s
Manufacturing
Oils
Public
to
Consolidated
Mining &
Corp
Plywood
Connelly
1067a Aug
Jan
26%
ext
Vtc
Jan
—lc
1
Products
&
May
Shoe Machinery—
Oompo
.
Inc
Sand
"
1
-_10c
Co.—
Equipment
Co Ltd (Canada)
Community
2% Aug
Feb.
Consolidated
Development
Colonial
I
Dec
"1% May
117b Dec
Jan
75/b
Oct
6 Ya
16%
Feb
24
—1
;
Farm
Oil
Colon
Sep
r'
■
...10
I-;
5%
17%
,
Caribbean
Cocksbutt
125
-
-
Dec
5%
Aug
2f| Feb
17a Mar
200
105
7A
25
-
~
500
'.."'4 7'2
:>1U
Inc—
Aluminum
Club
31
4{I Jan
--
Jan
"12"a
2,500
"""10 --
105
1
—5
10
,——..4
Coip
Corp.
Clayton & Lambert
Clopay Corporation
Coastal
1% Feb
'
30%
1.10
Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
7] J Nov
22%
1
Oil
11%
60 —.60 7s
2.50
.
.—
Mar
2
18,100
10
!•_—100
100
—10
—2
10
Clary
Jan
Jan
8,100
Clarostat Manufacturing Co-——1
Dec
1%
700
3
2%
2%
pfd
America
of
Ltd
Controller
Clark
23% Nov
Oct
2,30<J
1%
10%
:
;
common
Oil Co
Chr0111 alloy
Dec
Feb
4%
preference
Co
Corp
Christiana
Dec
1%
■
Chief
Dec
210
lo
participating
Coast
33,400
_•
America
Oil & Gas Co
A
13%
7%
6
5,800
£1
reg
Stores
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & 'lei- "
;
Class
22%
Co—
Power
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining
Nov
Dec
12%
137a
174
.
Cherry-Burrcll common..—
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
Dec
102
Feb
12%
%
12%
—1
Corp—
Corp
preferred
& Light
Charter
Nov
6A
116
40o
rets
Food
Associated
Atlantic
7%
22%
4%
71,400
10
———i
Power
Chamberlin
Jan
50
6%
America-;-————1
of
Convertible
Industries—
Laundries
Associate
.
Corp Ltd
Electric
Associate
6%
10,900
12
X21%
22
2.50
preferred
Equipment Corp
Jan
Co
&
Electric Co common.,
Century Investors Inc.—
453A Sep
93% Jan
10%
11
-
103
57a
*
Century
Cinerama
100
warrants
Rubber
Armstrong
6%
Jan
92%
38%
.
Co
&
4%
91%
38%
Arkansas -Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour
700
5%
5%
5%
92%
ord
B
rets
common—_—
Maine
Central
Dec
93/4
M)
3.50%
Dec
16% Sep
12% Jan
Jan
5
15,900
pfd—100
5
4%%
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
9%
-1
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co
Arkansas
8%
9
15,800
572
Nov
Feb
"2074 May
1% Dec
-
-
Co common
Hadley
Central
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
A"
1%
•
7a Oct
A
1,7
—1
Central Illinois Securities Corp—i—1
Conv preference $1.50 series
*
May
4%
dep
Corp
Central
Oct
31%
-
Instruments
Cenco
Dec
7% May
3% Jan
(A
Catalin
Jan
78%
5
5
Anacon
Caslle
Jan
9% Sep
21
"l%
—_*
i •;
2s 6d;—1
Light $5 pfd
&
Products
Casco
Dec
common
(J W)
Carter
Dec
13'A
3
Amurex
American
17a May
99
Co
213
19,200
1
High
37b
35,200
5.50
Ltd—
96
3{;j
6%
Corp
Power
90
96
3jV
5i"o
—1
Capital City Products common—-—5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
:—1
81%
X88%
89
Dock
&
Canal-Randolph
10
American
Thread 5%
preferred.
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Dec
Dredge
Carnation
AMI
American
Dec
310
Oil Co Ltd—
Atlantic
Canadian
Low
High
53/4
Ltd vtc.l
2
Co Ltd
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
,__10c
Canadian
Marconi—.—... 1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petiofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals.———6c
Canadian
80%
81
25
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
American
1,700
4%
•
Co
American
4% Oct
3%
10%
1
Co
Meter
Nov
4%
•
100
American
American
"
100
American Beverage common
Book
7%
9%
America—■
American
2% Jan
48,800
41%
1
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Industries common
American
7%
3%
Aluminum
American
6%
Dec
9%
Allied InternatT Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper Corp
8
of
8%
Nov
8%
~4%
5%% convertible preferred,
Allied Control Co Inc
Co
7%
6%
.100
34%
Apr
2%
11,200
Petroleums
Southern
Canada
Feb
20
100
32
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
DECEMBER It
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
High
32
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
Ainmfrmm
of Prioee
FOR WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Low
Par
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer 6hares—
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
RANGE
Sales
WMk'i
17
1687a 170"la
14%
17%"
""
11
a4
50
3,800
50
; 29,100
1.300
427b Dec
33% Oct
Sep
1757b Sep
"177b" Dec
189
Number 5803
Volume- 188-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2487)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last,
American Stock Exchange
Bange
Sale Price
of-Prices
Par
Low
Electric. Bond & Share common..—__5
Electrograpbic
1
Electronic. Communications Inc—.—-1
Electronics Corp of America—__—1
El-Tronics
Corp
Inc
common
—_—1-——
35
11,900
14,400
5c
——20c ~~
pid_—100 T.%
Empire- Millwork Corp
:—;_4A.
-.1.. .:
Equity! Corp common——_—_10g^ ,'•'%> $2 convertibe preferred-—1*:.'
Erie Forgo & Steel Corp common^,.—1
18
■
General
Corp.
Firth-Sterling. Inc——.
12 (s
55
1
A■
Class
B-voting
5%
Co
Power
preferred
General
General
1134
.
9
Jan
19% Jan
,1,1/
•
100
Electric
I—1
:
.
.
-
Jeanuctte
%
11%
>
6,000
6%
1%
7
6J;!
11,500
2Va
47b
37
2,600
5
36%
—•
8.500
37%
2,100
38 3 i
38%
102'A 102%
100
3!«
27a
Ur.
'
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Glass
Co
3!
15/2
100
10
.7
%
Jan
40/4
Jan
28
700
2
100
4%
*
2.100
47 b
11
Nov.
Industries
Kidde
29
31
Co
Sep
.
31
Dec
8%
Jan
700
4%
Apr
33%
331
General Indus
18
17%
18'
General
21%
21 %
22%.
1 %
preferred
*
—
(A C)
Gilchrist
Co——
%
94
<>
6
94
■
*
21%
5
f"Aiglon Apparel Inc
La Consolidada S A.
,
(Adolf.)
Gobel
Gold
Inc
Products
Seal
Corp
Consolidated
Goldfield
5
cl
Aim
Grand-Rapids Varnish——
Amer
Great
Atlantic
•
&
46,600
19%
19%
1,700
16 %
Jan
21%
29:%
Apr
30 7),
1,600
21
Jan
31 %
Nov
97A
8'A
10%
,/iit
ft
10c
2"b
.
*
536
163
•
Greer
941
123%
X70%
438
x4%
Leases——-———tic
Industries—
&
312
14%'
20,400
3%
3
}j{*
9,700
10%
10','
1.000
18
/•a-
2 %
-
■-
2%
9
,
——————
107,',
8"'o
11%
6
10
•
Machine Co..:—__10c
B-American
&
nor
Jun
Nov
4% July
4hs duiy.
3% Mar
"143/.
10
Nov
'
40
Menasco
Heller
Rubenstein
(W E)
1,800
10.600
9%
2.800
7
Jan
600
56
Jan
64%
2
pfd
25% July
3% Jun
Midwest
4%
Nov
Miller Wohl
2% Mar
5%
Nov
50 Ta
58
,
800
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
17,100
30 %
58
10'«
4,900
30
1,000
24
Nov
Feb
96
100
86
Jan
28%
6% Jan :)
■
30% Aug
100
Oct
67% Jan
29%
29%
1,600
4%
4
4 511
12,100
4
6%
67«
13,700
2
Mar
80"
Jun
alii
22
21%
22%
1.500
9%
1,200
6% Feb
1%
2%
16.200
% Jan
10
——I
1
r'-..6Va
—2.50
Hoffmap. International Corp
1
Hofmaniv Industries Inc.l_—.—-—25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines/
5
Holly Corporation
)
."..60c
Holly Stores Inc
*
—.1
10%
Hiller
Hoe
-
Aircraft
Corp
Inc common
<R* & Co
Class A
Holophane
Home
Oil
Class
——'—
—
Co
Co
1%
13T»
3%
,
6
11%
15
27,700
3%
9,400
8.100
7%
2%
29%
7%;
1,800
3
•
50%
800
1%
23,100
400
2%
Apr
31%
Jan
100
18%'
10.300
6,300
14% Jan
33%
34%
700
54%
125
53
122
121
122
110
68
68
68
70%
70
72
938
8
Hygrade Food Products
15
*
—2.50
—5
,
i
700
Nov
■11%
22
Muter
14,000
1374 Jan
Jan
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4te
page
37.
11,700
55
62
60
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7a
7,600
87a
107«
1074
10?a
1,800
9
1174
900
1174
11%
13 74
12?ij
137 a
400
13
82
5%
Jan
Feb
Dec
series
Metal
22Va
22%
2,900
7b
67-8
6,74
2,200
*
100
C
6
TV
1374
1374
14
Aug
13% July
Jun
307-s
29%
7% Jan
15% Jun
26
:47a Mar
9974
400
1774
Oct
Jun
6'A Nov
Jan
35
9% Jan
300
307a
12% Nov
20ya Jan
_
500
X10074 X10074
Oct
1G V» Nov
104
Jan
Apr
30%
Dec
IV*
Feb
U
7/4
7,200
34
3174
347),
68,100
16
Feb
34% Dec
1874
197 k
12,900
6
Feb
19% Jun
8774
8774
140
85
Sep
94
Jun
90
Oct
100
87% Get
93
May
Jun
Jun
U
1
Products
j| Jan
.
89
-
147
13%
2%
147
—
__
90%
80
148
144
300
,
13%
40,200
47 %
50
23A
2%
300
2.50
Ino
100
3% F«b
4% Dec
4%
9%
17%
3,500
750
"1%
1%
1%
26%
25%
26%
7,000
,5
30%
29%
31
7%
8
2.50
10
500
'
300
'
30%
50c
common
•>
6%
6%
3014
100
7
15,900
47Y* Dec
A
-Oct
3% Feb
x5
May
NOV
17% Dot
112% Jan
137%. Dec
10
13,300
—1
Nov
37
200
16 %
135'A 137%
17%
165
13% Dec
Vsi Jan
2
Apr
4%
—_—1
;
Oct
10%
46'A
4
1
Company
—
89
100
*
1
pfd—•
Inc
%
Jan
20% Apr
21 Va Jan
5% Jan
18% Jan
2
Nov
■
30% Aug
-31
.
Dec
8% Nov
31% Sep
■
2VA Jan
Bellas
5
3%
3%
3%
900
5%
5'A
5%
2,800
2 % Apr
tV» July
6%
6%
6%
2,200
ft
Dehydrating &
.....T—3
Hess
(Mich)_
Electric Weld
National Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
Presto
—1
common
National Brewing Co
14% Sep
Nov
Machines
common.—,—1
Industries Inc
—25c
National Steel Car Ltd
Nov
.
"
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
common
Nov
V/a Nov
Apr
19% Dec
3% Nov
IS
Jpn
9% Sep
5% Oct
4%
4%
9,400
1%
1%
800
26%
27 %
750
IT
Jan
30% Oct
16%
16%
700
11% Jan
21% Aug
13%
14
4Q0
10% Jan
14
"
m
3A
90,500
XlO%
3
10%
2,300
3
Jan
1% Jan
V/n Jan
ft
2
14
Jan
Sap
3A Dec
Jaa
11% Max
lmjoi*
15%
3,300
17'A
173A
17%
800
12% Apr
13
Apr
48
47 %
48%
700
36
Sep
48% Dec
21
No*
24
14%
*
1
9
4 Via
2
10c
4,400
27%
1
Research Corp.
1
National Rubber Machinery..—
.10
National Starch Products common—1
51# Dec
49% July
14% May
10%
1
Inc.
Milling Co
National
10
103A
—1
Corp
National Alfalfa
23/b
6%
2% Dec
12% Dec
12
8y. Jan
32
100
,
preferred
Mills
Napco Industries
May
72,2 Nov
74% Oct
91% May
Oct.
23%. Oct
Jan
Mar
10
—«»
1
260
Dec
1%
174 Jan
2,300
2274
*
5
143-
6,200
50,700
National
83%.
8% Dec
12%
Jan
27a
National Casket Company
3% July
}J
1274
Nov
39% Feb
2,200
174
15%
9.100
1
107 a
Jan
12,000
Jan
197 a x20%
8%
5'
Jan
8
27 a
900
44'1
Jan
47a
100
1274
Dec
Jan
437a
88,300
197a
9%
Feb
5,100
87 a
127 a
20% July
Jan
7%
x62% Dec
74
67 a
1
May
21 VA Nov
35y» July
64% Oct
12 Va
774
^-•^
<-
Jan
Mar
33
15 74 May
15
May
Jan
•
1374 Mar
227a
1,750
13
7,400
Feb
15%
.
3274
51
-11% Nov
1974
4%
2.300
.
31%
55
5% Dec
Jan
7% Jan
18%
43%
6.900
14%
327a
6
19%
41%
12
82
700
46Va Dec
300
.
83
8
Jan
National
5
£1
pfd„ 100
19 ?
24 74
1.400
22%
6 %
19%
5,400
15%
42%
197s
437),
6,600
21%
5(1,
3,500
50
Namm-Loeser's Inc
102
11%
44%
*
300
21,500
8%
Nov
42
9%
14%
534
117 a
874
8
23 %
Vj 1.9% Nov
33% Dec
4274
50c
preferred series B
Vernon
Nachman
130
Apr
35% Dec
Jan
12% Dec
3|{{ Jan
574
107 a
74
11
Jan
N
Oct
27
Jan
153/4 Jan
137),
1874
cumulative
National
Imperial Oil (Canada 1 capital stock
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit Sz Ireland
se-2
56%
474
500
5
;
common
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
23% July
22% July
34% Oct
19% Mar
50% Jan
114% July
Co
convertible
Clemens
Muntz
.
Imperial: Chemical Industries—
.^American dep rets ord reghl——_£1
For footnotes
54
Piping Co
Murphy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Oct
96
35 %
•
,
2
23
23
1,100
1
preferred
Mountain States Tel & Tel
3% Feb
14% Jan
18%»
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co—a—5
Hydra-Electric
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
% Mar
50%-
Dec
33,500
1
common
eonv
preferred
Mount
Nov
18
Nov
1 'A
12?«
50c
Petroleum
Mt Diablo Company
Feb
31%
17 %
34%
—
3%
Jan
18
15
Refining.,
Jan
2
20%
Dec
18%
97a
12
1
]
Corp
cumulative preferred
6%
3% Dec
IOV-j Jan
17% Sep
July
7% May
6'A Aug
3,100
11%
874 Feb
7a Aug
1
cum
Mt
Dec
3%
1%
Dec-
15
2-'n
Jun
48,500
197 s
1
Montrose Chemical Co
Moody Investors participation
Nov
30%
preferred
Humble Oil &
2
2
10%-
7%
2,900
1V4
23 74
Montgomery Ward & Co class A.
May
Oct
10
2%
2,600
16%
337 b
*
...
4.40%
9% Sep
Apr
10
Feb
11% Sep
%
1 %
19
__1
5
Corp.—
4.80%
•
3
Nov
17%
.*
25
1% Nov
9%'
-
3
—,—100
Hubbeli- fHarvey.) Inc common
5
5%
800
1%
*
*
Horn & Hardart Baking Co.—
Horn & Hardart
common—
4,700
23«
-10
Bearing Co—
Hormet VGeo A) & Co._^
Hoover Ball &
,
6%»
7%
30
50%
common.*————
Ltd class A—
B
2
6%
Nov
Nov
33
5
4.50%
Jan
8%
-
23% Oct
61%
Monongahela Power Co—f
Mar
5%
18% Apr
8%
Feb
3174
Warrants
30% Nov
-16% Jan
2%
12
1,600
19%
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd.—10o
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
.1
Dec
,'10%
Jan
9%
28%
11%
£1
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
4% May
94%
.
4%%
1% July
9,100
10
Feb
'
Sep
2% Mar
9%
7%&-cumulative preferred
States
400
Inc.,—25c
r-25c
Industries
When- distributed
Middle
2,300
1%.
1%
32
^
3
Mid-West Abrasive
3,100
3%
Jan
5
common
^Midland Oil Corp $1
Oct
2%
30
=—5
1
Co
Jan
4%
1%
1
10
preferred
Micromatic Hone
4%
3%
Dec
1
.7
—
G'l
23«
100
Higbic Mfg Co common
Highway. Trailer
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
Dec
4%
preferred
—i-—*—10°
Hcnery Holt & Co common—
-1
Hercules, Galion Products Inc
,_10c
Herold Radio <fc Electronics
,.25c
Electric
4%
.
4%
4%
Hevi-Duty.
Mfg
4', 4
*"
common
Co
&
Corporation..^
.."2 Id
25c
^jcla Mining Co,——
Helena
18%,
13U
253/a
11%
1
32%
•i Pi
Jan
16 %
Mcsabi Iron Co
28
57
13 %
2,000
17b
Oct
1,450
11
b
Oct
29%
9,300
Nov
15% Oct
21% July
32% Dec
10% Sep
Jan
5% May
7
Nov
11V2
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd...—1
3,000
62%,
Jan
10 7'4
Dec
46.700
.
Dec
Jan
5%
19
11 7
1
3%
8%
5%
2%
200
19,900
23
X217A
1%
May
24% July
7% Apr
Merchants Refrigerating Co—:
13%
617„
74
Oct
14% July
45 Va
37% Jan
Oct
3%
!)
3,900
674
23
5%
Jan
300
l
18%
..
5?«
%
Nov
53A Oct
Jan
11,800
Co
13%
Electric
6
21
9%
11%
b
McKee (A G) & Co common.:
Mcad Johnson & Co..
9n% Mav
43,'. Mm-
12%
47 b
— —
-
30
28 7
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Anr
Apr
1%
90
'
Jan
Aim
31 %
!
Light——25
Harvarck Investors Ine,l,_—,
—f~", 1
Hastings.Mfg Co.!
—.4
——2
Hathaway. Industries Inc.,.——.—1
Havana Lithographing Co—. —10«
Hsfcjel Bishop Inc—y
-10c
Hazeltine Corp—1—,—*
Hartford
Oil
Mangel Stores common
3!-
Lamp Co
1
——
Harbor Plywood Corp.,——... ——1
Harnischfeger Corp
10
Hartficld Stores Inc
—
1
3,900
40:%
577a
Maine Public Service Co
i3»..
Hall
137b
7a
13
39
20
50c
a
H
2,300
27 lA
Magna
Aug
Nov'
AlU'
39%
434
39%
1
Nov
17.300
Va
Dec
Aug
113A Sep
1% July
2 % July
55 74
10c
5%
400
Jan
4
Dec
Nov
16
Jan
4V4
19
Mages Sporting Goods
10%
2%
i/i
9
287),
Aua
is
7%
18
31
m
Dpp
lit
Tfln
177/d
100
37,200
27,200
577-1
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
x30
Jan
100
700
10%
13 Va
2
Dec
2%
Tan
30,400
13
a
19 'A
Ljnch coip
.
10%
127 a
Apr
Jan
19% May
x93A Feb
1
Metal & Thermit Corp
-
600
3,700
47b
2
=c:f.
Fph
18
4%
13%
18
26%
5
17 a
K
Tan
9%
100
26,700
167'a
974
227a
Corn
Nov
27%
500
1
18
,i_50c
Gulf & Western Corp..,..—1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine...—
Common
4 %
5% May
30c
Jan
12,300
76
24
17% Mar
Jan
.2.50
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Lvnrh
Oct
7%
6
Jan
3%
87 b
1
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule Industries Inc......
Mays (J W) Inc common
1%
Sep
4%
14%
47 b
74
22
Longines-Wittnauef Watch Co..
166%
Tim
6%
600
1,100
'
J9
21,800
11%
13
Stores Products common.—5
Films Company Inc..
10c
Land
1%
24
Grocery
Guild
>21,100
Jun
3,000
5
9
5
Aiw
2%
2/4
8
474
10 7
12%
1
1
Macfadden Publications Inc
l% Mar
1/b Mai
27/a Sep
Jan
15%
4 ?8
26 3A
1
A/r„°
?v S
1V8 Sep
7 Va
17%
10
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co..—.
,
12% Dec
May
3%
Dec
Nov
8% Dec
Jan
2
100
6
57 a
15
4%
3
...
7.4?
T.n
57i,
15
25°
41'.
Anr
Jail
Jan
334 Jan
10%
25c
Nov
»
6.070
GrieScdidck Company...—————1
Gulf States
4
21
tL1!
r
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5.750
75 >0
Freehold
1,000
6.700
26,100
1443 4 166%
60c
Inc.,
30
Hydraulics..——,e„_...50c
Gridoil
*v
y2
Jun
%. :?7
2\'n
1%
Producers
tof
J,'?
484 % 556
;
I'd
Financial Co.a——1
Western
9%
11%
'
2%
preferred series Ac—,—
*0%
300
15%
^
1st preferred.—:——
.,100
& Chemical Co——1
Great Western
2,900
—
Great Lakes Oil
Great
9,100
1%
;
13,700
7
Lithium Corp of America Inc—
Locke Steel Chain
Nnv
6%
11%
Non-voting common stock
7%
901'
2
1
Pacific Tea
tlu
Sen
apj.
1
21
-5
Industries Inc
Great
Vidv
11%
},
5?u
30%
2%
7
:
19%
19%
19?;,
2%
1
5
10
5
5
50c
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc..
Liberty Fabrics ol N Y___
5'- cumulative preferred,.
1?b.
Manufacturing Co
16%
Gorham Manufacturing common—4
"2%
Leonard Refineries Inc....
1
Goodman
23
-.1
Class,A—
Nov
6 %
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
T
7% May
20%
1
A__—,_10c
Mines
22
16 »/2
5,000
—
9%
1,600
Industries
Dec
6% Mar
20't
.*
Inc—— —:—;
Co
Wernicke
Globe
12% Mar
200
8%
1
4A Jan
19%
Globe Union
500
22%
:
600
Anr
5% July
3/4 Jan
14% Dec
Feb
7%
75 pesos
Lllke Shores Mines Ltd
Lakcy Foundry Corp
Dec
7,500
Foh
Jan
u
'v
87„
7A
L'?
Jan
~h| Sep
9%
Sep
3%
2% Jun
2y» Sep
22%
1
61 'a
7%
3
13,200
16%
-7 50
33V3C
IB
700
19% Nov
"■
7%
5
Jun
8.900
10,800
10,100
36% Deo
-13% Nov
1% Jan
-
...1
1
101%
3,200
1,200
Rubber Co
Dec
13%
2
Corp.........
Lcar Inc common—
17%
1%
21
(I B)
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
107„
1%
3%
-
■
••
1% Feb
%
14 %
Oct
13
22,200
%
Apr
16%
1%
3%
107
10%
1%
13%
Nov
107),
1%
102% Sep
'""28% -Nov
Jan
■A
Feb
13
—:
Mar
2
Inc
"
173«
—__—
Corp
11
3,400
14%
Stores
10%
1
Alden
Glen
2,800
2%
1
Dept
Sep
Glenmore Distilleries class B—•—_—1
15%
2 %
1
(S)
300
1
8%
ib.
;
-8% July
lay* Jan
.
20c
1%
92
20% May
1,400
12%
...
% May
17 '4 Jan
125
5,350
2
1.25
Lamson Corp of Delaware
11%
31%
NPv
9
Jan
*
45% Mar
51%
29
15%
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
Lanston Industries Inc.
Ll1 Salle Extension'University
100
vj£ 16% Oct.
2% Feb
95]
18% Jan
10c
Dec
2.00O
2% July
1,300
2.50
Aug
15,300
1634 Dec
27%
Co
&
22%
11%
20
Company
Oil
21%
517).
Dec
4'a
Aug
7%: Jan
35,600
12%
Jan
10,40^
Va Aug
:*••>
2% July
5
21,300
14%
11%
107b
,
*
common,,:—
1
Deo
.2%-Aug
11}& Feb
7%
■
12%
16% Mav
10%
Giant Yellowknil'e Gold Mines.—-—•—1
Gilbert
IVB
400
:
14%
14%
x29% May
45
Bee
6%
17 % Dea
.%May
27,700
97%
6
12%
1.400
35,700
13%
13%
4,300
i
49%
Genung's Incorporated
—1
Georgia Power $5 preferred.,,—,
$4.60
35
*
5''2
.
Jan
96%
4%
Nov
49.700
5%.
%
25,800
2iV
5
Nov
21 %
4%
16%
Klein
Oct
5%
■>;
IIS-
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Nov
Jan
13
5
Knott Hotels
2%
30%
.25c
Kn°x Corp class A
Kot,acker Stores.—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co—
4%
17 %
Apr
--
27%
_i
1
Jun
7%
13%
4
:
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
,
—5
1U
r
(Del).,.,
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
^eb
Feb
1%
Corp
Kennedy's Inc
Nov.-
Jan
2% July
80% Sep
33,800
4%
13%
10c
(D) & Company
Kawneer
'
Oct
May
Mar
1'
11.100
109%
> Jan
8 Vi Jan
7,500
%
%
1
Inc
Nov
41
102% Dec
7%>
5
Enterprises—
Corp common.—50c
•(General Stores corporation-—2——1
General Transistor Corp———;
25c
-i%
common
Industries
'
Plywood
8
10c
Katz Drug Company..,,
Kawccki Chcmioal Co
2,4 Sep
,f.'8 ?ec
12
30 3 i
£1
rets ord reg—
General Fireprool'ing common,
9,300
•
|J^
^ec
1/8 July
2
Lid-
American dep
2% July
151." 17%
1%
; 1 %
16%
Ju"llcr 0Us "4—--—
_
f-*
43b
4',i>
preferred-,.——25
Corp
—1
6.000
'v
7%
,
1
1
6%
Nov
l?u
warrants
6%
2
Oct
7% How
11% Uux»
Jan
6%
12 /e
12%
^an
7%
July
14%
74%. Sep
6%
_
Feb
2,600
97%
Jan
7%. Apr
3% Jan
30,200
50c
...
1.800
2%
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pf<L,_100
6% Apr
64
1,500
13,200
6,800
Dea
12% An®
Nor
32
> 47%
11» ..11"%
• 7%
7%
11%
11%
17%
S0®
Nov
900
134
22
2%
,«t-8
19%
5% Get
••
Jan
15%
i,ar
Feb
10%
Apr
4% Dec
901A Jaa
6,200
2%
Kaltman
7
2,650
12%
16%
1
1
,
.
11%.
..,;C
22,200
1 %. Jan
46
-7%
Kaiser
/a
3,200
12
46%
Oct
4.000
••
>
4%
High
20
>
■■*.1% Mar
18V* Feb
9;
6/» Jan;
4,300
123% 134
1Tb Feb
7% May
Dec
5%. Jan
4%
j
Jetrouic
oca-.
12
-.
12% Mar
..
3%
12%
.
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
-
.-- rr
Kleinert
common
Co
d
3,600
*
t
'
S" SS
11.900
Itourite Inc.—...—
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American; Oil Corp
5*A-
15.;. May
c-64% Nov.-.
:
133
,
;
Development
General
2,800
-
Jen
:■
37,800
9%
.
11%
634
_
1.25
Corp...—
convertible
5%
General
^".v
%
35,700
113% 115
r«
■
common...—:_E-.—1
Builders
-
Sep
Dec
Apr
7'A
10%
8%
114',4
•
£1
—A—^
■
Sep
-
13
/
Acceptance Corp
Alloys -Co
•
General
4.100
17.000
67
'
Company—
Gellman Mfg Co
9%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15
4%
-
International Products.^
——
5
International Resistance Co.T_—^__10c
Intex Oil Company..
^._33%c
Investors Royalty.
1
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%. pfd__100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing com
1
~
•••-••'
.
Machinery—
Shares
High
i
14%
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Oct
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6
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Silver
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Standard
82% Nov
11%
35%
—25
common
Standard
1{S May
1,050
10%
12.50
Standard
12% Sep
Iftir
800
Standard
Oct
13
Jan
6% Mar
2,800
Standard
Sep
Nov
8
21
$1.60 convertible preferred
26% Nov
6%. Nov.
1% Jan
6
Dec
8%
4Tb May
Jan
7%
Standard Dredging Corp common
Nov
10%
20%
—
H& Oct
Jan
11
%
4%
"4%
22Tb
Apr
U Jan
40
Jail
7%
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Spear & Company..
:
Spencer Shoe Corp
ft
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stabl-Meyer Inc—ft————
ft.
7% Nov
62% NOV
Jan
Jan
47
1,200
1ft
1 f
•Mil
Jan
4%
1.400
Feb
20%
Southern
10% July
10% Nov
Jan
Dec
Feb
5%
64,000
10%.
8 Tb
10%
1
Southern
Sep
3Tb
1%
10,600-
1
Southland
15% Sep
9% Dec
6% Nov
6%
4%
—1
4.24%
Jun
Jan
Nov
Dec
Apr
7% Sep--
3% Feb
19,100
•
4.08"io
Mar
5
4%
14'/b
3 Tb
27 %
5
Southern California
Jan
81%
11%
common
Co
%
50
Royalties Ltd
ftPyle-National
25,700
1
—•'
£1
convertible preference—:—25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred
—25
4.32 To
35Tb Aug
8Vb Jun
——1
Pratt & Lambert Co
Providence Gas
% Jun
1% Jan
1
.
Pneumatic Scale commonPoloron Products class A
ft Powdxell & Alexander common
.' Power
Corp of Canada common
ft,. Public
4Va Feb
800
.
pesos
Inc
Prentice-Hall Inc
28 % May
59%
1
Pittsburgh As Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Oil
I,100
47 Tb
327b
24,800
25
preferred
25
convertible preference—-—25
4.48%
Jun
Nov
Jan
3% Jan
47 Tb
44 T*
47
cumulative
4.5ViVo
Dec
33 % Dec
ft157
common
Corp
California
4.78%
Dec
1,200
6%
2.50
Corp
Pierce Industries
10To
103
Jan
30,900
8
41'4
1
5
3%
35% Sep
Jun
Mar
95
20
original preferred
4.88To cumulative preferred
22% Aug
14%
9%
10c
30%
16% Mar
1
5%
Jun
97
13% Aug
common-..,
Coast
Southern
Jun
Nov
14%.
14%
1
ft Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd..
'ft Prairie
91 Vb
2.50
Aircraft
102%
136
16% Apr
10% Dec
77,600
9i'u
4%
2
>ft Phillips Screw Co
1,900
Co
i
Corp
South Penn Oil Co
Jun
14%
2
Philips Electronics IncPhilippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
32%
•
———♦
Oil
Manufacturing
South
Jan
Aug
Tb
:
IT'a
99
1% Mar
5%
i'V
10
54,000
33
4 Tb
r.
le
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperoll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Piasccki
3%-
Boss
96%
Nov
92% Oct
167% Feb
380
3,200
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
31%
preferred
common
1,100
99%
Penn Traffic Co..
31%
Sep
Publications—
25%
32
Patino of Canada Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
Jan
24 Tc
10%
98%
.
Jau
8%
2%
32%
Parkersburg-Actna Corp
Jan
3%
3,400
"5Tb
99%
Parker Pen Co class A: Class B
—
%
29,600
2%
0
._
69,800
0Tb
10 3 *
VH
~5'/«
lOTk
(C A)
T*
5:!»
10 %
2%
100
Pantopoc Oil (C A) Amer sharcS—l Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Dec
U
6%
10%
5%
10%
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc—
Apr
1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp-_10<:
53,600
pfd
Va
GTb
191,300
25c
Slick Airways Inc——s—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
18%
common—
Sep
Dec
Jan
17%
Tubes
1%
27
3%
——————w—----
ft Jan
5,200
17%
Warrants
l3*
25%
1
Pngc-Hcrscy
i%
24%
1
Pacific Power & Light 5%
1%
Apr
Apr
Pacific Northern Airlines—;
Ltd
3Tb
Jun
Pacific
Petroleums
Mar
30 %
*
•
Jan
2
33%
*
dividend
conv
36
6,100
29%
900
Sep
75
3
Aug
1,700
$4.75
55
44
2%
27
Aug
24% Nov
24% Oct
22%
preferred
preferred
421
1
2%
30
24%
cum
-54
100
22%
dividend
Feb
1,900
23%
$4.40
33% Dec
32
3,800
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred——•
% Apr
27% Apr
30 7 n
preferred—25
Jan
40,800
11,000
25%
1st
21% Oct
Tb
'
27%
1st
Feb
46% Sep
Jan
41%
lb
30%
redeemable
100--
39
25%
redeemable
Nov
203% Dec
Dec
17
900
27%
4.50 ft?
4 lb
Apr
Jan
130
91%
30%
4.90'o
2%
Nov-
.
7 Tb July
34TV Dec
Jan
24
—2
—
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Sonotone
113i Dec
40
Jau
40Tb
42%
Ltd
Venezuelan
27% Jan
r,
4Va Jan
600
IJ
24%
0%
1
2(i1 -i
20,
M25CV3
2
Inc~
convertible
$3
Apr
Feb-
-13Tb- Dec.
21
Dec.
1
Mines
Simpson's Ltd
Jun
3:!
Jan
1
Apr;
2,900
ft
30Tb Nov
Jan
34% May
10c
A
7% Nov
12% NOV;.
8%
—
•
class
-1Tb Nov
9
2,200
to o
ft..,
-3
Ltd
Co
4
3r'a
Sep
Jan
Dec
26:%
193%
2Tb
Vb
4,000
34T»
ft Mar
13V* Nov
Apr
11,500
7
2
-
3;» May
7,400
i
6 lb Sep
7% Apr
-
C'.b
5,800
10,200
1
Lighting
Sinclair
17,800
tft".'
20<1
11%
9Tb Nov
Jan
1%
.
lib July
-
S;% Mar
-
6,400
28aft
Singer
Pacific Gas & Electric 6c!o
.
7,100
'k700
l'«T
12:%
American Shares—:——5,000 fr
Nov
61«
100
Precision
Creek
1%
6%
common———25
B——————
Aug
6%
Apr
i%
G'2
33Tb
Simmons-Boardman
Oct
82
2,COO
6%
2
2%
26%
common
Silver-Miller
Aug
24% Oct
lii%.
2%
Class
11%"
2
6%
Gas
&
11
33%
Breweries
3% July
18 % Dec
Feb
7
preferred
Ltd—
cumulative
2
59,500
49,600
11
Shoe Corp of America common
38%
1
common
Ohio Power 41b Vo
Old
.—.——50e
common.
Co
3
2Tb
* u
2
%
13%
Siboncy-Caribbcun Petroleum Co
2
1%
4% Jun
5% Sep
1M, Nov
11%
preferred
Sicks
1
11,000
11
Sherwin-Williams of Canada-——
Dec
O
Oceanic Oil Company——
7
700
7%
——*
Sherwin-Williams
4]1> Feb
41,100
800
5%
Gr!t
27%
Sherman Products Lie
1%
9%
5%
~C%
Apr
1Tb
10c
9%
10'k
96
1% Oct
9%
5%
G%
2
-
10%
Nov
46,000
1
5
63
30
46,400
1%
50,700
21.
July
21
July23% Apr
Sep
1
—1
Shawinigan Water & Power
2%
1%
17%
21% Aug
% Jan
/
•
Jan
85%
-100
20c
72
Sep
8% Dec
•
17% Oct
1
Inc
May
1 %
(<;
22%
*
65
>>
i.
•>
"
—
22%
—
Mining
Denn
21%
-160 ft > IftlfLlS".V?;*?
21%
—10c
1
—1
290
1%
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd—100
Norths pan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
-
21%
-•.•
•
common
Leather
Sliattuck
6% Jan
4% Apr
8
8
8
.—50c
—
Servoincchanisms
3Tb
1
7
Apr
Feb
Airlines—
Nov
Nov
~3Tb
50
700
18%<Novv
+ ■>
k Apr
13
25c
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class. B..
Servo Corp of America
.—-1
Co—
12
7,200
Seeman Bros Inc
Nov
8%
Aiir
High
ft
7,700
20%
Scaporcel Metals Inc-—
10c
Securities Corp General-.
1
Security Freehold Petroleums..^—.——*
Sceburg (The) Corp1
lft Jan
2%
Low
17%
18%
—
—
Western
Seaboard
—-25
Ltd
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Dec
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-
Dec
25
Jan
5%
50
31%
31%
10
25%
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
——
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Nov
68
13% Feb
% May
1% Jan
4% Jan
28,800
%
2%
1
Royalties Inc
Oils
39%
2,225
66
10%
Northeast Airlines
North
25%
1%
-fg July
11% Jan
Shares
17%
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Saxon
:'ift
for Week •'
*
18%
preferred 4.40% series-20
preferred
:
-20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)-—1
25c
Nov
Sales
■.
Range
of Prices
17%
5.60%
Oct
1%
130
Apr
>
Low
Cumulative
lft May
Nov
ftf Jan
1
2?!
B
Canadian
34
50
10%
Railway
Cement
North American
North
1
Oct
2,300
3,100
1,V
—-1
.
Inc
Norfolk Southern
North
5,100
1
Mines—
Lites
19%
40,100
10
Nickel Elm Mines Ltd
Noma
29%
1%
56%*
Merchandise
Jan
7% Jan
Feb
Oct
18Te
Inc
Cumulative preferred 5% series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% scries.20
Feb
1%
94
23 Vn
York
3%
Jan
12714
125
1%
10
Apr
"%
15,200
1<S
1
Dec
157
Jan
125
2.220
17%
1 %
Oils——.———-1
New
1-j'ij Jan
San
%
16
"
,
San
Sep
400
1
1%
.—1
common
Nov
1 ft
70,400
.
16%
20c
Mining Co
17%
27 lb
1%
A-
Jan
1%
l'/a
154%
Clock
Jan
5%
152% 157
l %
IT'*
50c
100
Co—....—1
Havca
Salem-Brosius
19%
15%
Petroleum—
New
i
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
*
8t Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Dec
2,200
35
1
New England Tel & Tel—__—
'
.
-2.50
Dec
35
r.
Par
s
16,100
5
______—
common
2%
Jan
1
9,300
2%
2%
2 lft
30c
Low
'...Week's.
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. l
High
Range Since
Shares
Friday
December^.:
for Week
'
High
Low
Par
banoe fob week ended
Sales
Week's
Friday
ft Last
STOCKS
f
.
(2488)
4
Jun
Aug
9% Dec
25 V*
Sep
.
Number 5803
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2489)
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
,
'
'
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Trice
Products
United Asbestos
Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United .Cuban Oil Inc.,
United Elastic
United -Milk
■
77a
lift
17 b
%
%
36 lb
common.:.,
lio
Nov
2 Va
July
Va
Apr
iy.
Jan
5,800"
37
x47)t
29
300
x47u
5
100
Jan
37
3% May
A
Oct
dep
United
U
S
AS
rets
;
Foil
Tile
class
—50c
Corp
:
1
Controls
47 ;
■
io
7s
Sep
..
8,100
437 b
13%
71b
1 la
Jan
??.: 2%
47 Va
43 7 b
common
$4 convertible preferred
i
Oct
24
Jan
127b
Oct
4% Jan
46,900
Rio de Janeiro
•""No
f
487b July
"
Van
Norman
Industries
8
;J
42
Virginia Iron Coal
l
7
8
37b
3%
2,100
3% Jan
2% Jan
37b
47 b
26,500
2% May
9%
900
4,i
*
Aircraft
Co
•
Waltt &
Bond Inc__
Precision
Rights
2
3,500
21,600
8
Nov
2%
1,000
37
38%
iia
1
1%
3 7b
118
:
A
Amer dep rets ord shares
Stationery
Westmoreland
Inc
River Oil Corp
(The) Corp_
Williaans-McWilliams Industries
Wickes
4ft
300
323a
4112
411 b
13
17a
19%
3814
20%
7,700
Williams (R C) & Co_.
Wilson Brothers common
100
93%
947i
Woodley Petroleum
<F W)
13
131i
400
2
'
22%
221i
8
common
63%
63 7i
1 Va
1%
1774
18
1
BONDS
■-
38
Sale Price
«r
Last
Portal
Appalachian Elec Power3V4 3 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s-series A 1970
—June-Dec
mortgage 4s series A
National Research
5s
convertible
New England
1993_.
—
May-Nov
-1st
debentures
1976
:
19G1
*41
Co
1
Jan
Dec
1834
1970
Southern
Counties Gas
1971
3%s 1970
Webb
West
&
Electric
6s
ser
Power
Knapp Inc 5s
Penn
V/estern
(Calif)
Chemical 6s
deb
Range for 1957
Traction
1963
3 lbs
debs
5s
3s
1973
A
compared
1964
1974—
prices based
1174 July
386.7
—0.4
A 6s
A
series B
1952
1951_:
_
299.0
491.9
373.3
332.2
-0.7
451.5
512.1
513.0
—0.2
519.7
402.2
332.2
—1.2
332.2
219.7
190.3
189.3
0.5
191.6
156.5
367.8
363.9
+ 1.1
368.0
263.2
336.4
337.9
-0.4
347.2
261.3
442.4
-
Goods
—
445.3
-
!
;
50
Transactions at the New York Stock
8
No. of
143
43
54
77
91
86
88%
Int'l
Foreign
and Miscel.
Total
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
Shares
87
—
Exchange
DaHy, Weekly and Yearly
;
24
80%
$6,573,000
9774
9674
9474
87
87
60
73
92
106
a
90
95%
86
84
90
17
7,174,000
4,667,500
406,000
5,073,500
19,094,914
$30,773,500
■:
Total
11,487,210
707,800,856
l
$1,604,000
$1,322,000
30,773,500
28,713,000
64,431,020
1,246,000,100
—
Bonds—
.
U. S. Government™:
Foreign
95
5
10474
a
99,000
$32,377,500
109 74
11074
.
4
102
1057a
15
105
9074
2
90
8714
4
85
9274
(No. of
91
95
Shares)
Feb-Aug
60
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
95
68%
95
48
65
10074
10274
*101
9414 95
15
08%
24
6374
101%
99
15
95%
6812
91
*10274
99
Feb-Aug
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
&
Prov
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
1057a
April-Oct
1
73
Mon.
103
Tues.
101 y«
Dec.
8
Dec.
9
Domestic
Bonds
102%
Bonds
Bonds
$10,000
Total
Bonds
$88,000
$2,000
84.000
2,000
86,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
107,000
Dec. 10-
Th uts.
Dec. 11
1,763,015
57,000
Dec. 12
1,381,080
59,000
60,000
60,000
100
$9,000
$382,000
8.004,725
Week Ended. Dec. 12
1958
1957
Jan. 1
,
Jan. 1
1958
$401,000
to Dec. 12
1957
3,640,650
223,893,622
202,691,079
8382,000
$354,000
$18,195,000
$11,585,000
9,000
40,000
1,545,000
2,221,000
10,000
29,000
1,701,000
1,755,000
$423,000
$21,441,000
$15,561,000
Bonds—
High
*185
$10,000
8,004,725
Stocks—No. of Shares
Range Since
Low
Corporate
106.000
1,615.510
Wed.
Fri.
7174
Government
$76,000
1,639,990
;
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
100
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Banks—
Feb-Aug
117,000
972,550,400
$30,035,000 $1,310,639,120 $1,021,039,130
Week's Range
Last
.
48,296,730
Daily, Weekly ami Yearly
106
105
87
$75,000
$109,000
—-i—
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
105%
*91
528,043,346
'
—
Railroad and Industrial
90
4
10474 1043i
8774
1957
1958
1957"*
;
19,094,914
;
Stocks—No. of Shares—
100
101J4 102
90'4
Jan. 1 to Dec. 12
101
88%
9014
$32,377,500
$1,604,000
Week Ended Dec. 12
Total.
1
9074
6,537,000
96
80
*80
9074
338,000
89y4
88
13
93
84
;
84
1007b
8774
8614
*82
6,836,000
Dec. 12
4,248,344
3,137,210
International Bank
85
9574
94
7,020,000
Dec. 11—
1958
"
9474
257,000
92 V*
12274 136
78
9674
2
229,000
6,763,000
10074
88
20
$374,000
0,308,000
4,338,690
102 Va
85
,
$6,199,000
3,785,550
10074
88
—
3,585,120
9
101 Va
91
33
8
Dec.
Dec. 10
Fri.
'
99
957i
Dec.
Tues.
91
.
Sales
.
Wed.
Moil.
106
April-Oct
Jon-July
Jan-July
1951
of German State
LOW
391.1
—0.2
485.4
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
High
10
851b
Low
Bk
-1958-
High
Chang®
Utility
Range Since
43
85
Period
American Stock Exchange
series
28, '58
483.5
Goods
Non-Durable
—...
477b
Friday
A6s
the closing prices of the common
328.2
Durable
Jan. 1
1367b
Interest
BONDS
CeDtral
on
385.9
'
Manufacturing
Transportation
Low
Nov.
5, '58
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s
24
5, 1958, for composite and by major industry
with highs and lows for the
follows (1939=100):
98 Va
9774
June-Aug
1960
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
(Germany)
71.50 Dec
—
with the preceding week and
current year are as
Total
ABaden
95.07 July 26
stock for the week ended Dec.
groups
Mar-Sept
1983_
California Gas 3'/is
Water
2
Low
.-Mar-Sept
1982
Southern
&
32
; SEC Index of Stock Prices
Oct
Nov
-tlOl
Jan-July
&
12
40
847b
¥ eh-Aug
1982
Corp
Low
Dec.
54
84%
Feb-Aug
Dye
301.24
——
High
Composite
Feb
42
$86 7b
—
Feb-Aug
1982
Wasatch
101.15
Dec.
~1%
Jan
96
*43 7 b
Feb-Any
H
Washington
100.76
11_
6% Nov
33 V*
*75
series
United
10—
101.24 Dee
72.25 Jail
9
Dec.
The SEC index of stock
Feb
4
*90 7
4 lis
Gas
100.39
Dec.
Dec.
Jan
July
Oct
93
April-Oct
Southwestern
High
>
1958
Range for
99.96
Feb
2
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
;
1976_
K
8
Oct
54
98
1981
series
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Dec.
Wed.
377b
J an-July
1978——
series J
National
Tues.
87
*9374
Mar-Sept
1979—
47ns
Mon.
96
*85%
G
4%s
l»at«—
8274
June-Dec
scries
series I
Jun
Jun
•
-3%s
4%s
(35 Stocks)
-
Compiled l>y
135
9474
6s
1976
P
86.86
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Nov
77
134
—Jan-July
1973-
E
series
140 ''
24
*97%
_
135
Jan-July
Sdu'thern California Edison 3s 19G5
series
Nov
47b. Jan
10014
73
3s
—
Jan
314
5
*68
3%s
86.80
86.56
100
87
& Gas
D
86.79
22
9574
series
83.73
87
124
3%s
86.42
377b
Jan-July
1
1973—
90.26
89
.87
C
196.20
'
124
B
87.86
115
89
*95
series
155.30
41
May-Nov
series
563.07
657i Dec
Bends
1998- Jan-July
2 lbs
11
Sop
8
Corp 3s, 1981
May-No®
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
3s
Dec.
Aug
9174
April-Ocf
Rapid. Electrotype 7s debM967
A
86.91
7 Va
88
series
86.88
25 34
1774
88
3%s
83.90
54
54
.-Safe Harbor'Water Power
•
86.39
•
1968
—
Public Service Electric
90.49
1674
—
8274
I—-May-Nov
'
1971^
3s
1970
196.73
9
9074
9174
April-Oct
mortgage 31bs
mortgage
.
87.95
83.72
tiiuts.'
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 lis 1964
3%s
155.64
'*
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
due 1953 extended to 1963
1st
564.98
86.41
27b Aug
""
Ohio Bower
10
16%
No.
May
Trust Gib % liq tr ctfs„
April-Oct
Corp—,
Fower :374s
Dec.
;
1963
subord
86.88
86.87
Nov
3174 July
4114 Dec
Ksld
Jan-July
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line 5%s coriv debs 1907
—Jan-July
Guantanamo* &'Western RR 4s 1970—Jan-July
"
86.31
; "Apr
Jan
High
44
88
mortgage 4s series B 1993
4%
40
86.41
157b Nov
"l54
400
*120
Finland Residential
Realization
193.97
90.78
Total
Bonds
ities
83.90
15
17
Friday's
Quar-Feb
r--Lackawanna of .N J Division—
RR
86.47
Rails
/ Rails
83.70
RR—
Povfrer
trials
86.42
Apr
May
Bid & Asked
— June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—
Valley
Util¬
Stocks
86.50
Week's Range
-Pump- 4s Inc debs 1994_—June-Dec
A Italian
'
90.91
3974 Jan
8 200
87i
8 Va
Interest
Midland
Grade
90.89
12
8,200
Law
Alst
10
Grade
194.63
40
Dec
~
9 lb
10c
American Stock Exchange
1st
Second
Indus¬
Percent
17b
Friday
.
First
194.06
Frt.
5
40c
Western
154.07
32
£i
-
Delaware Lack &
10
10
65
ities
Oct
X9274
5s
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
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—-Bonds-
.
:
1
dep rets ord reg
■6% ..preference
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roads
556.75
.
74 Oct
Jan
5,900
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.
Amer
•
trials
217b
15 "
300
23
X65%
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:
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Date
2574 Sep
1
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5
20
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10
Dec
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range),
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15
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87.45
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in
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year's range),
d Ex-interest,
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transaction,
11
included
87.20
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6-7«
(not
;
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—-—Stocks—-
Nov
174
147 b
cash
74 Jan
Apr
117a
13%
on
74
300
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4 V2c/o. pfd
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35
2,000
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14
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for
153.94
Jan
27i
41a
13
13
1
ZZZZl
5fe -preferred
Feb
347a
2
3
y
(not included m
h Ex-principal.
dividend,
r Transaction
153.78
•
2674 Apr
2374 Apr
x25Ya Mar
9,100
I5
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4074
556.08
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74
50
1 Va
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3774
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937i
Dec
37a
.1,200
30%
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3-
50%
40
56 Va
2ft Mar
Oct
3
9,900
*
31
.
.
43 Va
9
Sep
>4
1
Wichita
49
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delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
range),
30
Sep
8874
10
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
White Stores Inc common
4814
Jan-July
2s 2012...Jan-July
Jun
120
20
50
8
37b
10
I_III_1
IlOc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
10174
53
■
Dec.
Oct
8,600
common-*
Coal
Westmoreland
99%
—
53
Dec.
3
1%
2,600
90
•
—
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Nov
Apr
1V4 Jan
2,600
ft
$80
June-Dee
2008_,—Mar-Sept
13074
2 74
200
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65
5
25
4ft
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Apr
3%
l1*
90
"3 %
.
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-
—
$60
3/128 Nov
174 Sep
.^pr
3
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West Texas Utilities 4.40^ pfd_
100
Western Development Co
1
Western Leaseholds Ltd
I*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western Tablet &
Jan
800
1tb
1},$
1%
31a
l-7i
1
listed
Sep
IS
1674
1%
174
107
680
3227a124
1.25
*1574
*150
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Nov
Dec
103,200
11a
,
the
are
374 Apr
267i Sep
,
40%
1/256
5
Weiman & Company Inc
——
IVi
:
Stock and Bond
Sep
Jan
261,800
1/256 1/128
1%
year's
Ex-dividend,
x
374 Aug
Oct
May
24
21,300
122%
(Del)
Jan
Deferred
a
.distribution,
in
74
114 Mar
0,700
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Woolvrorth
3
38%
•
,
1997—
(Plan A)
Nov
474
Jan
Apr
14%
————10c
190
47b Sep
47b Sep
101b
Jun
56
1
preference
Webster Investors Inc
Rights
2
50
30
Instrument Co-
Knapp Inc__-
series
1,100
72
2T«
1
2
400
3 lb
2%
163 74
97b Dec
Alay
3%
3%
691a
—
Webb &
$6
3
100
$2 cumulative preferred™
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
3%
*
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 Vo preferred
20
*190
-L.Feb-Aug
■
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^Friday's bid and ask prices;
§Reported in receivership.
'
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Waco
High
16
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Aug
97b
2
& Coke Co
Manufacturings
1
219 Va
April-Oef
274s
1
Low
167b
194
._—..Beb-Aug
27bs 2008.
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1947
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Jan. 1
No.
Abbreviations used
Oct
7
5%
7%,
3 Va
1
Vogt
85
Jan
41a
38
Dec
Jan
30%
35%
41a
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
7%
value,
par
included
tribution.
Dec
Apr
78%
3,700
377b
5
warrants
1927)
(Plan
stamped
Ex-liquidating
(not
16% July
4% Mar
200
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
stamped
167b
Range Since
Sold
$175
.
——
(Plan A)
(Republic of)—Sinking fund 3s Jen
Dec
'
15,100
71b
7
l
stamped
167b
1949_—
Peru
,
Corp
674s
Bonds
High
Nov
X22%
Friday's
June-Dec
redeemed).
(Prov)
Jan-July
1947—
6s
(80?<>
Dec
Feb
47,000
8
6%
or
Bid & Asked
„Feb-Aug
(City of) Germany—
(issue dt'Oct
Parana
4% Jan
397b
V;
—
13%
Sale Price
1952
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
Dec
67
>
1,100
■
—
;
Sep
1% Apr._
—
2%
35%
5
Dec
3%
A7s
Nov
48%
Jun
47
.
10%
2
45
13 %
Jun
Jan
300
*2%
—15
_
7
Jan
45%
42%
2%
Oct
20
31
10
14
::
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8,200
—25c
Inc
Corp
Utah-Idaho .Sugar™.™
Valspar
1939
674s
1947-
7s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A 7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947_
Jau
5%
Munic
secured
AHanover
41b Sep
189
Apr
Apr
21b
,21b
2 lb
—50c
Universal Insurance-
49,200
t
67
60
64%
,
;;
1,700
;
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1
....
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Marion
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V
48%
x43 lb
168
10,600
_1
Consolidated
Universal
x9%
x9%
500
5
1
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal
1837 b
Jan
3%
■■
—
■
4%
5
1
Co_
B
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin Corp™
'
'
-
181
—100
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Universal
'■■■Z
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&
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Dec
6%
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A German
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
Last
Period
Low
9% May
8
*
iV
Week's Range
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Jan
9,w00
■
13
Hit;h
Jan
25,900
Corp
Products
5%
9,000
77 b
lift
1
DECEMBER
.
Friday
Low
7%
—10c
v
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
71b
1
WEEK ENDED
FOR
A
,
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Low
common —50c
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.
lor Week
1
Pur
United Aircraft
Sales
Week's
Friday
v
r—
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*160
190
113
190
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>
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"(2490)
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1953
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
DECEMBER
12
of Price9
Sale Price
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
'
v
i;
'
1
i
L
' '
Last
'
,
'
»
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Par
American
Motors
American
Tel &
.,—6
Corp
Tel
&
50
—
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Hecla
&
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Cities
Inc
6%
pfd
—
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■.
General Electric Co
5
Y
H
Northern
Webster
&
Stop
Fruit
S
47
795
37% Jan
49%
57
71%
60%
Dec
54%
55
29
42%
Feb
57% Nov
V
13%
14%
249
2%
Feb
16% Get
f
27
27
.(
86%
87%
15%
15%
12
117% 120%
389
3
21% Jan
14%
I
97
303
753/4
Jan
11%
11%
45
8%
Feb
11%
25
.
87%
5
I
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i
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15%
—*
;
34%
34%
157
28%
Jan
38
2
*
98%
98%
35
90% Mar
103
13%
14
51
11
'r*
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'
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7c
19%
10
BONDS
Transit
■>
4%s
29%
•
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-.
40%
8c
Apr
ACF
Nov
Allen
Dec
American
Sep
Briggs
20%
14% Jan
261
Jan
125%
55
157
12 %
5y« Jan
Metal
Products
90
Nov
Brown-McLaren
43
397
31%
Apr
43%
Feb
Budd
17%
629
11%
Apr
18%
Nov
$4,500
200
17
May
25
Dec
Consolidated
33
235
Jan
33
Dec
Continental
29%
186
60
337
36%
300
18% Jan
47
29%
959
22%
Jan
29
8%
*
22%
Jan
31%
51%
1
!
Dec
96
Jan
>
%
"70% 'Dec
Dec
52
.
;
60% Dec
48 % Mar
Jan
60 34
Nov
3,748
34%
Jan
51 Yd
45%
1,292
31% Jan
47%
25
31% May
35 %
50
26%
15%
206
Sales
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
600
25 7
25
25
a
»
1.287
8%
«3i
550
2
Sep
Oct
9%
Oct
2%; May
1%
1,184
1%
17r'ji
620
13 %
Apr
Nov
3,810
27%
Apr
30
3,099
44 Va
Apr
58%
2.281
12
%
Jan
16% July
ll3»
12%
%6%:
Jan
12%
42
42 %
Jan
42%
38
13
Va
V
V
Oct
13%
i
Oct
50
:iti%
49
12
18%
%
38
9J——_1
f
25%
Jan
•
Motors
./•■}■
Mar
5%
Dec
49%
5
in
,t
Nov
3
20% Mar
1%
1%
5
_
High
2'iYz
14'% Jan
17%
__1
Mfg
Paper
Detroit
56
.
910
____
—
42%
2<>
„
*
Iron...
;
1
...
38
2%
143'8
2%
100
2 Va
Dec
14%
1,110
9%
Jan
Dec
i
2%' Mar
Feb
14%
1
Corp
7.314
1
Oct
17%
'
Ford
Motor
Frueliauf
Oct
General
Goebel
Dec
Graham
Great
50
378
32%
Feb
50 %
Dec
46%
45%
46%
3,015
37%
Jan
50%
Nov
1
17%
16%
17%
2,859
9%
Jan
I8V2
Nov
;
46%
48
5,707
33%
Jan
51%' NOV
f
2% Jan
3% May
3% Dec
—5
—
—
Corp
Brewing
Paige
50
5
Bower
Co
Trailer
Motors
Nov
72
—
Federal-Mogul-Bearings
Sep
41
July
Gray
Nov
15%
-
Edison
Detroit Steel
AUg
47%
Jan
12% Mar
1,180
low
2
Jun
for Week
of Prices
1.204
—
200
Mar
Exchange
2%
Company
Detroit
Sep
% Sep
41%
72
190
Oct
38
44%
68%
1,000
24%
Burroughs Corporation
Chtysler Corp
25
14%
69 3/4
60%
190
2
'
Jan
35%
•
~12.50
|
35% -Nov
Jan
24
/
Manufacturing
70%
43
—"
—
Jun
37%
1
Stores
Electric
28
39%
'
55%
93
133
III_—II
Wrigley
87
44%
44 %
5
—50
Waldorf
Jan
28%
.
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I
96
v
Range
Par
Nov
35%
•
Dec
Dec
Jan
14%
'
1
15%
120%
52
Week's
Last
Sale Price
29 %
"•
Feb
69%
190
Friday
58%
:
13
84% May
90
59%
60%
STOCKS
25
.
B7% Dec
50%
—
Oct
17
•
27% July
Feb
35%
Detroit Stock
Oct
42%
-
21% Jan
55%
68%
__
_
Nov
104':
Jan
5c
3,177
10 Vh
Apr
87
17
;
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Gamble 3%s debens—:
30%
•
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1,400
19%
153% 157
..25
.
7c
19 %
154%
15
88
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Oct
~
0:
35%
12%
(F W)
Dec
-a-
4
■
/
Nov
92%
—2.50
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Feb
Nov
49%
50
Company
U 6 Smelting Ref & Min Co
47%
_1G.66%
Woolworth
Procter &
44
——
Rubber
% 365
Nov
Apr
Mach Corp common. 1—25
United Shoe
U
58%
1
Cincinnati
88 %
Jan
Torrlngton Co
United
56%
Westinghouse
July
55% Feb
33%
Inc
Shop
56
6% Mar
70
30
5
.
—
Carbide
10% May
100
161
*
Drug Co
Shawmut Association
&
Nov
44%
6%
80%
283
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Co
Aug
57%
30% Aug
—4
Rexall
8tone
979
1,296
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining
28%
40 %
Chemical
Mathleson
Olln
62% AUg
34% Oct
—_25
Corp
Dec
'. >49%
Oil
;
Steel
19%
Feb
71%
——
Theatres
(N
S
Jan
16% Jan
21% Apr
43%
'
•
Corp
Railroad
U
9%
44%
100
45%
Hartford RR__
&
Dec
41
355
75
63%
Feb
Shoe
40
Central
N
Sep
27%
69%
■—
Narragansett
N
Jan
12
62%
42
Jan
35%
'
44%
50
common
RR 5% cum pfd— —100
1
Racing AssociationNational
Service Companies
1
New England Electric System
20
New Ehgland Tel & Tel Co
—100
Maine
18%
S
6? a
—
1
Cement
Star
Lone
Union
U
19%
41%
40%
143
1
—
Nov
793A
— —
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Co
Copper
Boston
■■
50
46%
10
Continental
Co
Toledo-Edison-
Oct
17%
55
27%
».
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Loew's
_
—100
Ford
Kennecott
Z'
—0m
Sunray. Mid
Texas
Nov
59%
—100
class B
adj—
Nat'l
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Jan
G3%
46%
(Ohio)
•
Flm
Stores
58%
Apr
19
Oct
High
61%
46%
Studebaker Packard
Co—
Rwy
pfd
7%
39%
Oil
263i
'
Assoc com— —10
cum
48%
Standard
Low
High
63%
-25
7
Feb
130
Jan
20
16%
19%
5
cum
5%
16 3i
1 63%
May
67
14%
53%
10
Street
Mass
Eastern
14%
202
Feb
39%
108
5
572
Standard
Nov
Jan
167%
1,288
56%
51%
5
-
.
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
59%
56 YB
_1
—
Co
Range
55%
122% 122%
*
56%
m
Prop Trust
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp,
Copper
2,484
_
Zm*.
Low
_;—*
—
(Indiana)
Oil
(N J)
Nov
36%
8% Mar
2,807
#
Boston &; Maine RR common
Personal
36%
Brands
Standard Oil
High
LOW
195% 200 3-4
«...
'
25
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since Jan.. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Shares
High
33?'e
200
—100
Albany RR
Boston Edison
Boston
35%
-100
Anaconda Co
Boston
Low
Last
Saies
of Prices
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Nov
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3%
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41%
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12
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2%
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1%
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The Commercial and Financial
40
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2492)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 12.
FOR
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Par
_
Friday
Sale Price
ACF
Bandlnl Petroleum
Bankline Oil Co
Bros
4%
Jan
9%
Nov
3
Jan
7
Nov
100
3
Apr
4% July
% May
29%
Nov
1,471
22
5,646
26%
Apr
2,031
14%
Jan
25%
Nov
Garrett
Corp
1,013
19%
Feb
36 Ts
Dec
General
Amer
Jan
22
Nov
General
Controls
49%
556
20%
50%
13%
Feb
52% Nov
700
22%
Feb
25% Aug
General Dynamics Corp.
General Electric Co (Un)
1,971
39%
Jan
553s
Dec
General
15
Jan
18%
Oct
14%
4,825
17 3 8
763
33%
36 %
43
44%
14!
13%
5,645
8% Mar
137
34% May
r
1,979
4
46
355
3,639
46
9% July
Jan
12
11% May
Jan
36
167%
Jan
36%
Nov
49
Aug
15% Oct
50%
Nov
202
Nov
95%
310
76
Feb
95%
Dec
36
37%
714
25% July
38%
Nov
56
5J
59%
1,847
40%
Feb
63%
44%
13%
i-.
5•'n
6%
1
5
a73%
General
Tire &
Gimbel
43%
Sep
Gladden
45%
Dec
Carrier
63%
447
39%
Apr
66%
Nov
22%
580
12%
Dec
Dec
18%
907
15
Feb
18Tb
Dec
Goodyear Tire
26%
27
l,8ul
17%
Jan
28
Nov
Grace
43%
43%
474
43 7b
Nov
23%
8% Aug
5,637
7
a4%
3,100
4
Nov
10% Aug
13%
32,741
5%
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13%
7%
8%
03%
10%
.
Jan
Dec
Brothers
13%
13%
1,955
9%
Jan
14%
42%
43%
140
24%
Feb
44%
Sep
4%
6%
31,059
2.85 Mar
6.75
Dec
6%
6%
6.370
7%
7%
770
45c
5,100
Nov
Granite City
Great
Hancock
Hartfield Stores
35
36%
911
18% May
38%
Nov
28 %
28%
239
18%
30
Nov
Feb
200
16% Mar
23% Aug
Hertz
462
45%
66
Nov
Hiller
1%
1%
2,555
75%
48%
49 %
11
20%
Apr
Jan
1
1%
Oct
Hotels
76
Nov
Hoffman
5,291
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54-%
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Hollv
11%
778
10%
Jan
14% Aug
9c
9,200
4c
Jan
18c
Jun
Homestake
Aug
18
Nov
Honolulu
7c
20%
275
14%
Jan
21%
38
1(222
25%
Apr
38!a
Sep
35
37
2,862
19% Feb
37
Dec
17%
17%
325
13%
Apr
18% Nov
12%
545
9%
Jan
13%
9% Jan
27% Apr
15%
Oct
40%
Oct
35%
12%
13%
38 %
13%
489
36 %
38%
3,245
19
49%
50%
697
39%
19%
20%
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Foods
Crestmont
Oct
Oil
Records
Co
New
Old
class
class
7 A Aug
2%
30%
Sep
Jade
Nov
Johns-Manvljle
89%
987
55%
Apr
22% Aug
92% Nov
4,168
13%
Feb
30%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Kaiser
Aug
Kennecott Copper
22%
23%
716
18
Jan
24
49%
49%
260
32%
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55% Nov
66
22%
66
222
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25
304
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335
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1,547
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59 %
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62 %
Dec
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7
228
25
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40
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3,179
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135
10% Feb
15%
Nov
52
52%
596
42
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54
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58%
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44%
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59%
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967
28%
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45
204
14%
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23% Sep
58%
467
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Jan
60 %
Nov
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11%
12 %
1,915
6%
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56%
12%
56%
511
40
Feb
59% Aug
53%
642
33%
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54%
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38%
1.127
25%
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39%
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55
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1,581
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92%
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100 Va
26%
28%
1,941
15%
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1%
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1,060
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13%
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360
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15%
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485
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80
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2.50
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51
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72
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1,241
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Merck
1
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Martin
Co
&
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
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Power
Montrose
Diablo
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Montgomery
1
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68c
28%
Jan
38%
155
32%
Jan
58
Nov
32%
33
1,922
30
Sep
36%
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6,706
20% Aug
55
Dec
Jan
17
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49%
55
15%
247
4.000
8,650
11
4%
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7%
2.20
1.85
2.20
80
79
80
895
37%
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80
17%
18%
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16 Va
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47
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28 %
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38%
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30
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37
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1.35 May
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2.65
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Jan
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23%
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71
71
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120
46%
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71
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41%
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3.405
29 %
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144
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35 c
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53
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Monsanto Chemical
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
48 c
38%
53
32%
44c
38%
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10
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National Distillers & Chem Corp
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National
Steel
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New
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*
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Oil
59%
120
43%
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Dec
71 %
Nov
76%
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11%
5
Jan
8%
19%
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Amer
Northern
AviaMon
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70
75%
76%
140
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8
19%
%
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2,762
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1,244
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Jan
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Jan
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Oct
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13% Mar
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6,500
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3%
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41%
43%
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43%
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43
23%
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1,067
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14%
15
Jun
20
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.
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1
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American
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Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris
.
4%
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20% Nov
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58
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Jan
1.65 May
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——
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Dec
23%
58
45
8%
Co
22%
Feb
Nov
74%
Erie Railroad C> (Un)
Eureka Corp Ltd
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Oct
41%
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
Lithium Corp of America
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
14
Jan
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Corp
20%
52%
2 50
Emporium CapweU Co
49-
70%
Co Ltd
Leslie Salt Co__L
38%
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Products
Feb
502
12.50
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1
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Lear
Lehman
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20%
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33%
1
2.50
Kropp Forge Company
Nov
93%
of Calif
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40%
3%
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Warn
24% Mar
54%
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295
239
50
221
350
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45%
1,811
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Oct
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52%
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42%
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25%
1.128
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Kaiser
Jun
36%
„
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48%
Jan
Dec
31%
25
48% Apr
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Corp—
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Dec
Oct
23%
114% 114 %
*
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15%
57
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47%
43
792
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—
13%
7%
de
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210
42%
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Jan
7%
duPont
2,693
48
2%
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&
8%
56%
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47%
1
1
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Jones
Montana
I
22%
Oct
26%
42%
1
Co
6% Feb
(Un)——™1
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Nov
9,550
1
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Oil
Intex
45%
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International
Interstate
Jan
1
Chemical
Dec *
59
53 c
3
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Apr
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Dow
International
Feb
93%
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48 3i
Jan
52c
1
Co
of
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14%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dcuglas
Nickel
Int'l
23%
32%
5
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Jan
40%
29%
50c
Development
Imperial
Inland Steel Co
106
408
391.
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38%
974
45%
45%
—
1.650
50c
Oil Fields Co
378
58%
6
26%
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—10
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10
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45
29%
-
12%
(Un)
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
48%
Jan
4
Sep
55%
Productions
Dome Mines Ltd (Un)
Dominguez
Jan
4%
5<>7~
B-__
B
48
33%
46%
Cement
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325
50c
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1,188
52c
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300
1—9
common
w i
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20% Nov
1
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Nov
52
7,147
5%
43%
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Jan
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Jan
2.40
49%
56%
5%
14%
1
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57%
1,266
17,634
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10
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71%
23%
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Oct
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29%
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Curtis Publishing Co
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Apr
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Nov
2%
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Holly
30 %
1
Co_
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Jan
3%
21% Feb
25
Zellerbach Corp
Crown
67
1,755
250
Co
Development
87%
1
25
(Un)
Company
14%
300
1,203
29%
43%
20%
•
(Un)
Corp
Apr
64%
3%
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1
Corp
(Un)
Dec
55
63
3%
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1
common
Products Refining
Crane
1,125
3%
5 Tii
1ft
10
Continental Motors (Un)
Continental
Oil Co (Un)
Corn'
Feb
3%
29
10
Electrodynamics
Continental Can Co
July
5%
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)__*
Consolidated
Sep
26%
Nov
37
1
2
10c
—25
10
12.50
(Un)
40 y2
Apr
3%
Electronics
Jan
20%
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison
Feb
14
Apr
Inc_„—
Aircraft
36%
10,180
2.50
Solvents
Jan
24%
15 Ys
(Un)__—
Corp
Hilton
36%
6%
6%
20'/a
Columbia Broadcast -System cl B
Gas System
30 %
741" 1
2,990
44%
100
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186
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cl A
Commercial
140
35 31
3,854r ;
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class
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Hawaiian
064% u73%
Apr
1
•
2.50
Columbia
18% Nov
25%
8
Apr
1%
Broadcast System
22
66% Nov
Jan
25 %
(Un)
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Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR (Un)——
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25
Jun
58
Clary Corp
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
Jan
Feb
9%
17%
2,027
Corp
Grumman Aircraft Engr
70c
13%
(Un)
Co
15
39%
63!
24,936
Greyhound
Jan
Feb
Corp
Service
Nov
1,660
3,045
21
20
3%
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Financial Corp—
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Dec
Island & Pac (Un)
Rock
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Cities
Nov
21%
Northern
7To Aug
6%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago
50 %
39%
Lakes Oil & Chem Co
8
—5.50
_____-5
com
Dec
Jan
5
12.50
Great
Apr
13
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Vought Aircraft (Un)
RR
44%
38
752
10c
Steel Co (Un)
Apr
34%
Certain-teed Products Corp
Paul
Oct
37% Nov
2,856
2.00
& Rubber
Co (Un)_—;
5%
897
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Milw St
12%
1,009
46%
20%
&
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482
Caterpillar Tractor Co common—
Celanese Com of America
Cerico Instruments ^corp
Chic
May
44%
3
—
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100
(Un)
Corp
Nov
25% Nov
21%
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)_
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19%
Case (J I) & Co (Un)
22%
16%
5
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Goebel Brewing Co
—
Good Humor Co of Calif
19 %
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
Dec
Apr
Apr
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—1
(Un)
Dec
Jan
Dec-
5%
1
Feb
6%
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10
Homestead Oil Ltd
Canadian
46 %
61 %
47%
83 %o
Gillette Co
19%
17%
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Jan
20
5
International Harvester
Southern
Feb
21
17%
4.
34% July
48%
(Un »_
Canadian Atlantic Oil'Co
33
452
61%
-1
36%
17%
5
Bunker Hill Co (Un)——— .2.50
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
1
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•
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16
44
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Rubber Co
160
48%
1
1
California Ink Co.—
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
Jan
45%
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May
7% May
260
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44%
10
118
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21%
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General
General
40
20
1
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3,593
24%
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com.
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45%
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24 %
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45
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24
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16
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24%
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Oct
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51%
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64%
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33
Jan
35%
Inc
28%
7% Jan
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25%
Dairies
Foremost
615
5%
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1
1
Motor Co
Fruehauf
10%
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Mach & Chem Corp new
Friden
High
10
5%
2
2.50
Food
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Low
10
5%
—
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Fluor
24%
36%
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a
—
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Best vail Gypsum Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Inc-
Jan
94%
—
Bond Stores
2%
July
235
36
———1
Blue Diamond
Nov
5
4%
198 200%
Aircraft Corp
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Beech
80%
6%
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13%
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Dec
Apr
9%
34%
—
12%
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1.20
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2,000
3%
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13%
17%
36%
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Barker
365
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Baltimore & Ohio
1,065
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27%
32%
24%
36%
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18%
4%
1
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Avco
Dec
6%
9%
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———*
American Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
3
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
American Cement preferred
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics Inc
1
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•
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Motors Corn <Un»
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American Potash & Chem Corp
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American Radiator & S S (Un)
—•
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co..;—
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American Tobacco Co (Un)„
29
American Viscose Corp (Un)
21
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)——
-5
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas (Un)—
-o
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
—*0
Armour & Co (111)' (Un)~
5
Ashland Oil & Refining (Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un;
JO
(Un)
Dec
19%
79! H
3%
3%
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Corp
24%
Jan
72c
75c
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Jan
7%
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•—
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fcaco
Air
14%
24%
18
1
10o
.—_—*
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
2
Alleghany Corp common. (Un)
1
Warrants (Un) ———.i—_———*
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
1
Ailis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
10
Admiral Corp
1,060
240
24%
46%
Industries Inc (Un)—
—25
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ACF
High
48% Dec
46%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
,
1
Oils Ltd
Fedders-Quigan
Low
High
46 %
i
Shares
1
Fargo
38% May
Low
Par
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
of Prices
Sales
for Week
1
<Un>
Eng & Airplane
Fairchild
for Week
Range
Last
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Sales
Week's
Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
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42%
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2%
13,030
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50
3%
278
1
31c
9.660
41%
504
42%
43%
2,341
^
12
Jan
May
1.50 Jan
2
Feb
29
Jan
^2% Apr
4% Sep
3% July
43
Aug
43%
Dec
Number 5803
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
American
raciiu.
Oeuiem
Pacific Clay
Pacific
1st
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red
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150
19%
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2.676
12%
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3,429
36%
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Bvlvanla Electric Products
Oil
115
32%
55
56%
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Feb
Smith Kline
Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
Texas Co
Texas
22%
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9*4
35
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85%
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Textron Inc
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56
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22%
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Realty & Const Co
Transamerlca
13% May
25%
Trans World
Corp
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Trl-Contlnental Corp
--.- Warrants
(Un)
30%
Feb
94'/4
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54
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Dec
Arkansas
Fuel
Armstrong
Oil
49*4
Oct
4%
Oct
6%
Jun
38*4
15
35%
Jan
35
68
22%
Jan
35 3
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35 Tb
1
23%
Feb
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16
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6%
Jan
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34% Jan
50
30*4
Feb
45%
29% Mar
36%
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3Y4
Jun
Oct
Columbia Gas System
1
20Tb
20%
20Tb
31
Nov
5
7Tb
7%
7%
325
Dec
Duquesne Browing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co
10
48*4
47%
48*4
192
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19%
Jan-
34%
Nov.
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
20
Jan
22
Apr
770
36%
28% Aug
45%
45%
•
33
33
common—2.50
10
3
7%
Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Oil Corp
1
Apr
Plymouth
26
Nov
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Nov
Rockwell-Standard Corp
United Engineering & Fdry
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Jan
May
Jun
Jan
16%
Oct
—
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United
Nov
Vanadium Alloys Steel-
NOV
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
700
13%
Jan
32
1.590
22%
Jan
42
•
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925
2 Vs
74%
140
67%
Feb
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28
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5%
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*
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32
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1
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21% Nov
;
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High
50
6
38%
Harbison Walker Refractories
11%
Low
47
34 Vs
10
Dec
28%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46'
^1
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Nov
170
Shares
—.—.—5
Corp
Co
Nov
2,963
Sales
for Week
Range
6
5
21%
17%
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1
Co
Cork
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
24 3b
-
89.
—1975
26%
Feb
1,85G
-
1,168
82 '
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86
•
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700
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425
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50
15% Mar
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37% Aug
6% Aug
25% Mar
2,806
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31%
5
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57% Nov
4%
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10
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10
1
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39%
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Oct
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Dec
210
7,341
213a
17%
39
16%o
Oct
20% Jan
3% Aug
30'/® Jan
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9*4'
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38%
Jan
Nov
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22Tb
39%
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Jan
15 V®
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Dec
16,157
33 Vb,
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—-
37%
1,906
Nov
32%
6.481
(Un)
Twentieth Centurv-Fox
2,006
21
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common
Dec
61
2,278
19
22%
47%
20
3
Nov
128
143 b,
34
common
44%
45
Nov
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Tidewater Oil
Tishman
(Un)——
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40% Jan
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1
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43*,b Mar
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17%
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7.50
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61% Nov
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Jun
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Dec,
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1,220
27
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Jan
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54
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94
•
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25%
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41*4
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50
United Corp
92%
,
Jan
9%
Feb
Washington Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop common
17%
25%
1
36
29%
550
Jan
United Gas Improvement
1,012
1
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24*4 Jan
434
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4,241
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common
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Jan
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38
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58
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156
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Mar
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21
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32
37
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
1,531
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18*/a
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213b
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Apr
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10
Buquesne Light Co——
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Nov
;
2,226-
.
1
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Dec
26*/4
1
2,208
27%
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—
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Chrysler Corp
Ciurtfe .Publishing Co
Sep
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45%
1
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1,40
41%
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10
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Dec
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Dec
632
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11
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54
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2,135
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37
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165
44%
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Nov.
51
28%
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)__
•
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3,610
.
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6% Jun
26% Apr
89%
5
68Tb July
13 *A Dec
1
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-
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1,208
1,284
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2,000
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Feb
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yb Nov
45%
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;
169
44%
(Un)—2
Yellow Cab Co common
Zenith Radio
Corp
Dec
697/a
Co (Un)
--
46%
8%
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preferred
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Dec
2,047
.
1
.
Nov
42%
Nov
22%
53
839
■
%
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31%
Williston iBasin Oil Exploration...
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2,589
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30%
1,414
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59
;
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19%
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59%
330
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Signal. Oil 8s Gas Co .class A—
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18
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Oct
42%'
42
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,
4.78%
15
33 Vz
1,253
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j.
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Sep
40VB
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c.—
10
Dec
49
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-
%
40
38
1
;
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Kentucky Coal CO
,'••
31%
38
Western
Nov
25%
62,%
—
4.48%
Dec
Nov
64
24%
—
-
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v
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37
485
46%
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2.90
13,570
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61
24%
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—
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new
5
1
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Dec
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45
5
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47 V
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—
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Jan
8
Co
Sharon Steel
Nov
Petroleum
Western
(Un)
Francisco
Finance
Jan.
33
Westates
Dec
41%
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Co
"Water Power-
Washington
Nov
Western
32
Schpririg Corp (Un)
31%
82%
559
23%
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Equipment
Dec
pfd-:
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Industries (Unk
8rt>enley
.
Jan
36 Va
Jan
87Tb
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13 Ye
Jan
15%
1%
5
Utah-Idahp Sugar Co (Un).._
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)-
868
24%
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63
1%
1
Oct
Nov
1
:
Dec
Victor
62%
1 /
Nov
Nov.
5-iTj- Nov
29%
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-
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4
40%
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149%
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36
36
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3%
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41
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Feb
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:
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;
Jun
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5%
Ban Diego Gas & Elec .com
t
94
Jan
Jan
Joseph Lead. (Un)
5.60%
Dec
Nov
27%
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Jan
120 Va
298
46
36
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Apr
.
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Regis Paper Co
Jan
19%
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90
31%
43%
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1,152
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1
293
12.50
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan
Sep
17%
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)__.
Rheera Manufacturing Co.
Y*
Jan
Dec.
6
25%
:
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-
United
24%
71%
Jan
17%
inc Co_.
Oil
Cuban
26%
1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Richfield
Canso
United
85
2,612
:—12.50
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
Revlon Inc
-—I—
''
United
Janl'
common
Lines
1^0
31%-
45%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
10
65c
212
47
Republic Pictures (Un).
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
"
Aircraft
Jan
Air
50
Railway Equip tc Realty Co
Rayonler' Incorporated
Raytheon'Mfg Co (Un)-
Rexall Drug
/
United
26%
27 Vb
87 Vb
10,300 '
21%.
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30%
Sugar
United
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120
26
2,829
rr
42 %
45
109*2 109 Va
42%
Union
Apr
Apr
Low
lo
;
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for Week
of Prices
•
3,895
3%:
18 *4
21%
NOV
33%
33130
1_
(Un)_^__
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21%
*
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(Un)
Republic Aviation
1
62%
40
50
2.90
Jan
Aug
Aug
3% Aug
.65
,
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Union Pacific Ry Co
50
1,630
139V4 140%
412"
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.
85
17%
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Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)——
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.
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Oil Co
89%-
Oct
Aug
21Tb Aug
..
1,757
■
Oil Co of Calif
33%
551/8
Sales
Range
Par
■
Carbide Corp
Electric Co (Un)
Sep
24% Oct
'
Phllco
Pullman
2.90
17 Va
108
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pure
%
888
85
4 Ta
Pictures
(Ohas)
52
.
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24 Va
4,375
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,
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Dec
27
104
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3%
1
—
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Pepsi-Cola lUn>
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
51%
:
Parke, Davis & Co
Penney
22%
71 *4.
5%
t.
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,
Oct
20%
48 Vb
210
22%,
1
12*2
Jan
Jan
Week's
Last
Jan
30
1,248
68*2
5%
Friday
Sale Price
High
41
426
-
25 Va
22%
12
22% Jan
.i
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25%.
*
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Pan American
Paramount
27%
25
;—1———*
—
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w
27%
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9%
4,053
25
•
common
preferred
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62
31;
25
Pacific Oil & Gas Development-—33 Va c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
-
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25
25
Pacific Northern Airlines—
<
30%
25
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8
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119
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preferred
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27
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6%
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RANGE
for Week
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Pacific
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32
Nov
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown Are
•
-
Last
Sale Price
;
Par
AMtlbi Power ft. Paper common—
4%* preferred.
A
For footnotes
1
see
page
Range
Low
36%
*
Week'a
of Prices
36*8
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
37
4,757
High
24% Jan
37'4 Nov
23
23
23
17
23
Jan
25
Jun
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11
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46.
21
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19
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of
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preferred
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Anglo Can Tel Co 4Va% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
50
—
$2.50 preferred
333b
31
Aluminium Ltd.
Shares
29%
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,
Range
35
Algoma Steel—
Sales
for Week
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
3*
=*
Last
STOCKS
(
Sale Price
*
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Class
*
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.
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCK8
-
Sales
for Week
Low
High
-
*
High
35%
Oct
35
9,567
22%
Sep
31%
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25
Apr
36Tb
Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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28%
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63
62
63
215
50
46
46
46
75
50
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Range Since Jan.1
Shares
29
49%
Feb
45*4 Aug
52
Sep
38
Jan
44
Feb
18
Jan
43*4 Jan
41%
Jan
-
29*4 Nov
63*4 Nov
46%
Jun
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2494)
.
.
Monday, December
.
15
1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Asbestos
Attar Steels
Ltd.
26 J/2
-28
pfd
MontreaL
ot
5%%
Feb
36%
Dec
Molson
15% Mar
27 y2
Nov
Class
22%
25
Oct
Montreal Locomotive
Dec
Breweries
B
■
class
Ltd
53%-
54%
3,453
38%
Jan
Nov
Montreal
73 %
72
73%
1,262
51
Jan
73 %
Dec
56 %
1,590
37
Jan
56%
Dec
357/8
35%
40
1,849
30
Sep
40
Nov
4.75
4.65
4.80
8,555
4.65 Dec
*
47%
47
47%
525
35% Mar
26 %
26
26%
325
41 y2
41%
42
10,037
IS'/a Apr
39% Jah
a45% a451/2
15
41
50
115
5%
3,172
80
80
50
Paper
_f
5%
—
Columbia
Elec
Co—-
6.00
Oct
46
475
5% Aug
27% Jan
47%
Nov;
Pen mans
39
3,697
33% Jan
44%
Sep
7% Aug
46%
40
585
46%
46%
60
50%
50
50%
125
•
13%
13%
13%
2,800
80
•
Telephone.
36%
36%
37%
41%
Jl
75
5,034
42%
210
14
13%
14
2,668
9%
A
8
9%
500
40
Oct
47
46% Sep
48%
May
51
Jun
Jan
53
July
8% Jan
35'A Nov
15
Nov
39J.
.Ian
44% Mar
Jan
14
9%
43%
4% Mar
;
Sep
Dec
9%
Dec
Canadian
100
10
34
34%
1,466
24%
Feb
35
Sep
Aug
23%
911
26%
Jan
34 %
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35
34%
35
475
25
Jan
36%
Nov
99
99
99
75
40
41%
500
97
Jan
105%
85
Jan
30%
Jan
43 V2
101% Nov
Nov
4,006
40%
Jan
61%
Dec
4.95
22,625
4.45
Dec
4.95
Dec
32%
35%
6,489
25
Jan
36
Jan
36
Apr
13%
32%
34
275
25%
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285
11%
4.75
1,000
25
24%
25
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19
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100
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(A V)
(Canada)
Oct
27
Apr
Feb
Apr
14%
Feb
13
Feb
19%
Nov
28%
Jan
33
13%
4.80 Mar
Oct
8%
Nov
Apr
3.25
Apr
Mar
9%
Dec
Jan
29 %
Nov
9.70 Mar
15%
Sep
3.25
5
28
28
150
12
12
12%
1,655
7%
7%
7%
25
•
16%
16%
16%
876
15
Feb
18
Sep
July
80
80
75
80
Jan
83
35 Va
Jan
55%
Oct
1.010
26
Jan
46
Oct
50
19
Jan
25
Oct
:
2,425
16 % Nov
21%
Oct
26% Aluy
23
July
34
«J7.%
31%-
■
660
"
220 '
33
10%
Jau
Apr
Feb
39%
Nov
68
Aug
63%
1,035
54%
4.20
4.50
700
;':44%'' 45%.
89
V
14
34'
15
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•*'
44
3.00
4,760
89
,
Nov
Jau
61%'
.
34% Aug
8
Feb
325
5.45
Oct
Jan
48
Nov
Jan
90
Apr
14
Nov
2<
85
11%
Feb
44
50
44
Apr
21
21
21 %
2,451
20
Jan
26%
Sep
36
35%
37
967
27 y
Jan
38
Nov
13%
4,495
13%
common
12
46
Oct
Feb
15%
Jun
100
100
100
100
90
98
Jan
105
Jun
-10
77%
75'%
78
53
Mar
T8
Dec
10%
1014
2,298
r
175
23%
24%
925
16
Jan
27
Nov
46%
47%
1,250
45% Sep
48
May
131/2 al3%
50
10
15
Jan
;
•
23%
Preferred
46 %
Locomotive
*
a
15%
6ya
8%
Jan
July
•
27%
27
27%
2,059
23%
Aur
25
28%
28%
29
4,258
21%
Jun
13
12%
13
750
12%
Nov
16
Jan
23
30
21%
Jan
30
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Vickers
Cement
Lawrence
30'A Aug
30%
Sep
•
a23
a23
•
121/4
12%
13%
1,417
8
<B J)
Combined Enterprises
•
16
16
16%
505
13
Feb
20
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Hcrsey
al2
all
al2
150
10
Jan
13
Consolidated Mining A Smelting
Consolidated Textile
*
211/8
21
21%
3,839
16%
Jan
23%
2.00
17
100
17'A
6,389
12
Apr
18
320
95
Jan
100
29'/2
so y2
125
14
Jan
30%
Dec
5,373 |
23
Jan
36%
Dec
1,185 '
28%
Feb
36%
Dec
140
43
Apr
48V2
Jun
47 %
2)0
26
Jan
51 Va
Nov
44
505
33
Jan
46
Sep
125
32%
32
33
*
36'/2
36%
36 y2
—50
43
43
50
47
*
44
A
Series A 4%
Series
preferred
4 %%
B
pfd
Sherwin Williams of Canada com^
1%
-
—2—100
Breweries
Voting trust
6%
preferred
135
135
810
*
32 %
32%
32%
462
21 Vz
32'A
32%
•32%
120
22%
a4.90
a4.90
a4.90
94
common
—
Simpsons
Co
Steel
of
Co
Jan
5% Sep
32 y8 Nov
2,850
16
Va Mar
59 %
200
38
Jan
08%
3,350
102%
10
51
Sep
Nov
4.90
31%
a
Nov
33%
32% Aug
67%
al02%
preferred———100
Nov"
Mar
136
Jan
30%
68%
*
18% Nov-
Feb
-59%
*
——_——
Canada
Steinberg's 5V\CU
135
31
*
Southam
10'A Mar
—*
5
preferred
Sicks'
%
Feb
% 99
Shawinigan Water «ss Power common—*
Class
Feb
25%
98%
16%
30%
common
T4.%
45%
60
Jan
95
Nov
70
Jan
Oct
103
May
Trans
52
52%
1,350
3.50
3.60
6,310
—*
27%
26%
28%
4,705
4.25
4.30
450
4.20
Nov
5.00 Jan
11%
11'A
11%
785
10%
Nov
15%
Oct
Bank
pipeline—
Canada
Triad
10
3.55
Toronto-Dominion
Oils
United
*
*
Steel
Corp
Walker Gooderham
Webb & Knapp
Weston
(Geo)
52%
Nov
Oct
3/70 Nov'
Jan
2.65
20
38%
Oct
•
33
32%
33 %
2,ll0
25%
Jan
34%
Nov
1
3.90
3.80
4.00
3,375
2.15
Jan
4.70
Nov
•
34%
34%
Worts
&
38% Mar
Ltd
(Canada)
class A—
34%
650
22
Jan
34
34
200
24%
Feb
35
Nov
35
35%
345
26%
Jan
35%
Dec
520
42
Jan
50
Jun
35% Nov
Sep
Oct
2.50
17
Nov
Nov
16%
17
•
9%
20%
a20;
100
*
Nov
•
•
A
class
Cora common
5%
May
common
Pacific
St
St Lawrence
a20
25
———
July
•
International Power
Preferred
Sep
•
Canadian Oil Conmanles
3,590
75
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Nov
5.50
Apr
20
Oct
1
com
common
Preferred
9%
20
Husky
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
61%
4.55
ul3
common
Converters
Canadian
55'/4
32 y4
—;
Fairbanks
Oct
Dec
Sep
commoz
Canadian
12 Va
9%
61%
—1
5%% preferred
Royal Bank of Canada
4.75
A
23V2 May;
Feb:
19%
50
.
28%
—
Roe
32%
Canadian Cottons 6%
Canadian
Power
Sep
27%
common
Chemical
Canadian
Quebec
Aug
--
Celanese
Apr
135
-
-15%
44%
.50
57c preferred _——J.———
Quebec Natural Gas—
80
34
Biltish Aluminum
series
Jan
12 %l"
33
89
45
4.8('
Canadian
•
11%
50%';
.
44%
Jau
•
Canadian Canner class A
Nov
102% Aug
Jan
SO
1,085
*
common
36%
56%
Bronze
27
Jan.
:
38%
preferred
62% Jan
28%
Rights
Warrants
92
Dec
24%*
20o
& Co Ltd
Bros
A'M
476
•
common
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
16%
-10
:
37
———_■——100
Provincial Transnort common
Price
485
100
Steamship
365
i
37
;
•
Iron Ores/
Premium
78
100
95
alO'.'T al0%
*
of Canada
33%
M
common
preferred
Canadian
Power Corp
Company.
3H
100
Jan
10
•26
3f
33
76%
100
32
"18% Nov
43% Oct
17
1
—
78
-
Apr
49
-
*
common
38%
common.
14%
42%
17
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Powell River
40
Canadian Bank of
Canadian
1
Placer Development
8,969
.
1.430
24%
43%
24%
Pacific Petroleums—
5%
6%
18 y2
24
Dec
r-
81.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
50
Feb
-23% Dec
12 %
50'A
•
common
Nov
a22% a23.'a
'
12%
.•
common
21 %
14 y2 al4%
a
*
Mills
Products
38%
Building Products
Preferred
Jan
3.50
Mines Ltd
Flour
Ontario Steel
45%
Company
Canada Cement
45
Ogilvie
6
preferred
Calgary Powsr
Nora net a
42% Sep
54% July
46
50
Ltd class
Oct
Jan
38%
British Columbia Foreat Products
British Columbia Power
Brack Mills
28
Dec
Nov
1,125
95
95
Sep?
4.80
High
t
23 % <■'
25
A?"
26
48
Low
4,722
21
a41% a41%
•
Range Since Jae. 1
23%
23
-
.——5
——
preferred
-100
National Drug & Chemical common—5
National Steel Car Corp common
•
Niagara Wire Weaving class B———5
•
•
preferred
preferred
British Columbia
Trust
Shares
High
18%
4% 7*
■
«_j•
4%%
5%%
50
5%
55
for Week
23
*
Morgan A Co common
55
Paper class A
preferred
A
;
10
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common
$1.75
23
27%
1,295
55 y2
preferred
Bowater
"A"
—*
—:_A———————•
4,710
55
Low
23
26%
27
a22 % a22'A
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
34
•
A
5%
Corp
4%%
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
I
54 %
B
Brawn
Range Since Jan.
10
it
Telephone
bit
Friday
Shares
28
Power
BO water
British
13
.10
Scotia.
Rights
Bathurst
Class
DECEMBER
ENDED
I
of Nova
Banque Canadierme National®
Ba&que Provincial^ (Canada)
Ben
WEEK
STOCKS
High
33
34
Bailey Selburn 57o
Bank
Low
Corp
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Cockshutt
Farm
Eauipment
Coghlin
•
Crown
Dome
& Seal
Zellerbach
Distillers
Co—
class
A
Seagrams
3.50
Jan
33'/a
Apr
20
60
25
43
Feb
21
22
650
19%
Jun
Coal 6%
21
32%
60
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
32%
2,475
25%
Jun
11%
11%
200
7.75
Jan
13%
Dominion
Foundries
Preferred
Oct
24
12
Apr
A Steel com—.
21%
5,095
8
8
220
19
19
19
1,485
10
200
5%
Dec
10
Dec
39%
40 %
980
23%
Jan
40 %
Dec
101
101
50
97%
Jan
101
82%
83
400
60
Jan
15%
15%
600
14%
Jan
20 %
2,395
*
common
preferred
40%
100
•
82%
__io
—
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
20
&
42c
39'A
Sep
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Develonment Co Ltd
5
Arcan
Corp Ltd-.
-2——"
Belding-Corticelli 77c cum pfd
_2100
84
Nov
Burns
16
July
Timber
Jan
19~— Dec
Ltd
Co
&
19%
83
385
Jan
83
Dec
Canada
13%
14%
4,290
97/a
Jan
15
Nov
Canadian
Di-edge
a20 % a20 %
25
19%
Feb
22
Jun
Canadian
General
9%
9 %
9%
1,420
Donohue
318
15 %
15%
15%
800
•
a40
a40
a40
103
_•
20%
20%
21%
1,596
——1
13
pfd
Paxnous Players Canadian Corp
Motor
•
21%
5
Oct
a44%
10%
Jan-
*
32 %
32%
32',2
403
25
Jan
325
41
May
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Power
21% Sep
Canadian
Silk Products Corp class A
14%
Nov
Catelli
20
Jun
Ingersoll Rand
137
1.50
1.50
200
51
52%
Westinghouse
100% 100%
109
61%
46
61%
46
10%
37
36%
17%
Ltd—
—'*
class A
*
43
6.90
27
Jan
Jan
Jan
39
Dominion
Engineering Works Ltd
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Jun
Foreign Power Sec Corp LtdGeneral Development Corp
1/
Feb
110%
46
100
34%
Feb
10%
37%
140
5%
Jan
37
900
27%
Jan
a2.50
1
35%
36%
65
17% 17%
1,068
65
Jan
50
Nov
10%
Sep
40
Nov
a__
28
...
Jan
41
22
Oct
Sep
22 %
Oct
23%
Nov
42
Sep
43
Dec
May
52
Dec
Mar
Nov
a22% a22'A
41%
42%
13%
14%
80
4,136
2,904
a6'A
45
38'/4
39
3,261
12%
Jan
5%
Jan
26
Jan
47% Sep
14 % Jun
6% May
39%
Sep
13%
13%
44%
44%
500
44
Jan
50
Apr
50
—
50
275
50
Oct
54
July
July
91%
—■
*
85%
110
|
28%
Interprovlnclal Pine Lines
Iroquois .Glass preferred
§
47
12%
24%
27%
100
300
91%
17%
85
17%
82'jit
85%
300
2,751,
110 111'A
a45
10
28%
45%
12%
24
27%
158
a45
30
26-Va
90
Feb
10% Mar
14% Aug
98
18y8
Apr
91
Feb
117
Nov
32
Feb
55
July
21%
37
Jan
Jan
Oct
29
A
;
•
34%
•
10%
100
105
ioo
60
50
•
•
May
24
50
19%
Apr
24%
Nov
25
16
Feb
32
Nov
15
100
10
May
Jan
34%
36%
735
24
a90
10
90
10%
49
15,331
-
5%
575
77.
370
50
49
35
8%
8%
8%
525
3.25
3.25
474
Aug
Ontario
Power
Co
—
Steel
Quebec
Warrants
.
Ltd—
48%
Dec
Jan
110%
Dec
198
3.15
Jan
5.00
15% May
28%
Dec;
Mar
17%
Dec
20
Dec
200
-160
10
19
25
„•*
50
Mar
8%
50
Feb
13%
Oct
22%
Apr
100
Nov
55
Dec
Jan
10%
Dec
Jan
30% Nov'
150
..
83
14
T5%
alO
Jan
213g
61%
53'2
9
1,035
30"
Oct
•
'alO
;
-
83
Dec
87
Jan
91
May
13%
Jun
4
.
Jan
93
38
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15
20
125
55
io-%1
i
v..
83
—
11%
Jan
It
Oct
"
*
-
.....
7%
•
34%
Oct
..64
Jan
90%
Dec
7
May
9%
Nov
13
Jan
23%
Dec
42 %
Feb
51
Nov
-Jan
51
Nov
45%
Nov
5.25
Sep
Sep
-Sep
"ii
...
22% Feb
3.35
-
"
.
122
•23%'f
23
48% v;:49Lr*
' "49%
Aug
25
550
88% .90122;
7%
13
^-,265
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33%
89
;
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t
v
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—
pfd_50
,va50
1;
5
5
12%
Gas
Ltd
&
Save
45
90c
Ltdu
67o
*
Power
pfd
Jan
32
8% July
12% Jan
13
1.875..
,
-
-200
-
700
-18
A 2,572
18
?
43^A
42%;
Nov
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
92
Aug
Mountain
Oil
Pipe
Line Co
Nov
United
Fuel
Class
B
Investments
Nov
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
8%
Dec
Windsor
3.25
Dec
Wood
__2
12-2i
(L E)i_.
Hotel ,Ltd
Industries
Ltd
-
Oct
185
Jun
45
Sep
44%
Sep
13
15%
2,510
1538
Dec
80
6'a
Dec
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A)
G'/a
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21
<
^
v
..
-
52
6%
■
6
-
52 "
:
55
*
27%
7
•
Apr
100
18
Mar
24%
Oct
49
Mar
.52
Dec
4.00
7,
4.022
55
75
21
27V2
25
27%
-
Sep
*18% Aug
25
-
*
_
Dec
Feb
15Tb
6%
Oct
18
Jan
Nov
.
Nov
Mar
39%
9%
—
1.35
12
31%
117
9,165
■
25%
50
31.
■
42 1- 42
•
(John
9% May
15Y2
t,
*
25
Jan
10% -11%
-
Ltd—
preferred-—4
49 %
•
Feb
ll7a
11%
•
^
50c
665;
127
127
100
*
37%
~
Jan
18%
*•«-.2
17
Nov
2.30
520
90c ' "
-
43
350
_
alls-a11
.
Traders. Finance Corp class A
*
57c red pfd
2—42
Trans
Oct
a21
_1
—*
(1957)
Canada
11%-'12%
a21 a21%
*
Inc
Co Ltd
Southern
28
-28 -23%
5
;
I "V
.'4.75 £+
4.70
—
common
'V,'-I-.25I
a43 —a43
—
—
.4
(Canada)
Maurice
Shop
Mills
Telephone Corp
Nov
Jan
;
.
10
Ltd-^
•
«.
_1—50,
11
Jan
297ii
100;
*
109
July
Jan
13%
IOJ4
—
Co_4——5
Paper
Feb
6
May
-
^»20
55
;
-13.50
common
Nov
69%
20
-
66%
21% .,21 U2
21 %
Ltd—
Co
Mar
Jan
Jan
29
,•
pfdj._
United Apiusement class B__'
United Corporations class
46
1.25
67c
Power Corp of Canada 4%2e. 1st
Premier
Nov
\
20
20
.
Co-—z.
4%. pfd_i_l
Power
Ltd
preferred
30 y2
.15
Paper
Oil
Quebec
Sahgame
32%
102 105 V*
60
60%
1st
St
24
10%
/
Reitmans
128
-*
Newfoundland Light <te Power Co Ltd_10
Northern
Oct
3.25
—
&
Royal Dairies Ltd—
;
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd;.-
Dec
Nov
17%
725
1,850
17 'vl7%'
17'/2
•
?.
&
Corp
Nov
120
Oct
Dec
28%
pfd_50
2—1;;-
Mount
13%
a90
-__100
Moore
29
2
28%
■;
Ltd—
conv
;
Minnesota
Nov
15
•
com
Power
Common
Oct
Jan
37y2
45
"
V
11
18%
a4.00
13%
pfd
Inc class A
Mexican 1 Light .&
19
1,470
July
July
300
a4.00
*
(Walter* M>—
Distilleries Ltd
Melchers
1,870
32'A
Powef
Lambert. (Alfred)
32% Oct
54%
43
28
.,18
,
a4.00
20
Lowirey Co Ltd
2,520
13
Jan
29
385
Nov
69%
83%
1,865
47
25%
al20 a120
24
6% Mar
1,300
~
3
38% Mar
28
1,045
'*•
47% .48%'
108% 110 Va
47%
1
preferred
McColl-Frontenac
a6
7JO
-
67o
MacLarea
Oct
•
56
Jan
40
45
18
18
;
A
Investment Fouhdation 6%
13%
10
46.
44
29
6,583
%"
-35
,
109%
Corp_
July
21% July
39
Dec1
61%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
page
2.50 Mar
50
*
(Canada)
Jan
Jan
•
.;
class
Securities
Apr
Apr
Apr
*
Ltd
Co
y2
6%
100
com
Felt
Hubbard
Hydro-Electric
25
39%
13%
class A.
Dec
Aug
1.50
May
185
,
•
A
class A—
14'A
13%
1,205
50
< John >
(Frank W)
590
1,215
—50
com
Horner Ltd
625
56
14%
-
Sep
7
"
39
12%
.
class
16%
11%
38%
82.75 preferred ■—
$4.3R "preferred —
of Can
38%
54%
8
com
Co
International Paints
56
—
44
Ford
109%
Apr
33%
Dominion
Motor
42
41%
35
44
*,
Jan
115
54
42
10
___*
(R L)
Jud
107
400
Ltd
Nov
Dec
109
62%
Crain
9.00
100%
12%
6% preferred
j.
-__4.68%
Indus Aooaptanca Corp common.
•
Mersey f&per g%'% pfd
35
.>.75
Jan
450
..-52
40 %
67
.
a
...
MtOtfD Prontenae -OH—.
5
Nov
16
24% Dec
32% Dec
2.00 Mar
12,315
-.43
51
Co
Ltd
51
•5.75.
"
Products
16%
•
common
*
B
625
185
*
cee
6T'B
1,525
•
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6%
38
25
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does B
4.85
6%
8.85
I
Mailman Corp Ltd 5% pfd
49
4.85
37
37
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49 ■v.-
49
1
*
Co Ltd.
8.40
8.40
100%
.
Pi elan ed
&
•
Co
Paper Inv Ltd
Marconi
Food
Class
26
32% Nov
common
steel
Ltd
Nov
22%
Imperial Oil Ltd-
Maseer Perguson
Investments
2,125
-
Structaral
Nov
2.00 May
26% Dec
Jan
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
House Gil class A
MacKinnon
13%
Nov
1.15 Dec
Jun
Consumers Gas
•
Lake of the Woods 7%
pfd
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Dec
1.05
15%
Oct
Gypsum Lime A Alabas
Jamaica'Public Service Ltd
131b
305
20%
Nov
a2.50
Inland Cement Preferred
Intsawtfcmal Nickel of Canada
Tntaanattonal Paper common
1.500
1.60
13%
Nov
•
—
Dec
13%
a'
1.50
50
July
—1%
$2.25-preferred
22
200
14
1
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Apr
1,545
Aug
22%
9%
24'%
16
Jan
1
26%
46
100
Lowtr Ht Lawrence
14%
13
a
,i,al5
37% May
12% Jun
•
Labatt Limited
1,056
Dec
2
13
13',
1.60
Aug
1.00
26
1,255
common
Warrants
21%
a
Dec;
7
300
al5
32
—10
a
May
.j97/8
1.00
1.00
1.00
23%
42
Jun
Jan
—
a45
♦
Imperial Investment class
63c
Mar
5
24'%
Feb
9% Feb
20
25
*
13 %
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Greater Winnipeg Gas rights
kl.40 preferred.
2
800
2,315
•
Ltd
Co
a44
preferred
Class B
25
39 %
39
M
& Dock
13%
180
Howard Smith Paner
Hudson Bay Mining
1
High
Jan
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
31%
preferred
General Steel Wares
13
a20
*
General Dynamics
General Motors
36c
12,300
Flooring Co Ltd class B_j
Canada &
•
Gatlneau Power common
Mac Milam
24
Jan
9%
15% Mar
13
21%
Low
43c'
..
6% ..6 Tit
6%
1
—*
Co
Foundation Co of Canada
5% 7c
7% Feb
30
a20
25
Fraser Cos Ltd common——
French petroleum pfd
6%
Jan
Canadian
Corp
(T H) Estabrooks 4.16%
Ford
18 %
51
Ltd___
Co
80%
Electro/lux
Range Since Jan,
High
40c
0
Butterfly Hosiery
14%
Ltd
Shares
~
13
20%
Bros
Low
•
82%
Brewery
for Week
Range
of Prices
iPar
Lumber
Abitca
•
Da Pont < 19 56) common
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Dominion Tar A Chemical common—*
Redeemable preferred
23 %
Dominion Textile common
•
Dow
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
Jun
7% Feb
20
8
10
——
Are
Shown
Nov
20%
common
Prices
Oct
34 Va
•
__
new
Canadian Stock
STOCKS
31%
46'
46
50c
—
—
22% Aug
4
*
Dominion
preferred
Oct
25
pfd_
4%%
35
•
Nov
60
*
common.
Nov
16%
B
Class
Zellers Limited
Apr
23
280
2
Bridge
Dominion
Glass
Feb
200
19
2.50
Dominion
7%
1,045
33
19
33
*
Petroleum
Dominion
2.50
33
•
A
Crown Cork
Oct
*
Glass
class
14%
Jan
•
—
Consumers
Corbye
a
Oct
May
Dec
.7%. Nov
,59
NoV
27% Dec
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
Number 5803
188
Volume
(2m)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday.
STOCKS
Las*-
■
Range <A-'
Sale Price
-
Amo
Mines
Ltd.
IOV2C;
Sulphur. & IronGo-Ltd
Augustus-Exploration Ltd——
9,500
13c
4c
13%
17,400
17,000%
4c
2c
5c
4.501
56c
13c
lie
13c
24,761
2,500
8.90
8.90
9.05
250
20c
20c
23c
:
.
—l
5,700 1
£.1
6c
: ~_i
.
45c
;
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42c.
Sep
July
-
2c
Gc
4'/3C
5C
4G<:
43c
.4Gc
Gc
Gll>c
33c
28c
33c"
—1
Borah te Copper Corp*—
—1
Burnt-Mill Tungsten Mines Ltd.-
10c,
111
—
55c
1_1
-
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55c"
10c
10c
lie
..
500
:
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11% Oct
38c - July
6;%c ;Jaii
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Nov
'
50c
-Dec
Jan
10c
AUg
55c
Jun
4c
30c
12c
14,000
55c
»
18c
Oct
.Sep
5% c Sep
69,958
t-i
56c -Dec
13c;.-Jan
3,000
>
—
.
4c
8,606
Bella-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
BonaayviHe Oil & Refining Corp
:=,8.%««iar.
7.10 Feb
4,500
;
Jua
%
Jan
7c
Jan
40c
;
lie f.Apr
34c
i
% "'24c
Mar
14,600
210
'May
93c
July
•
Nov
Oct
'
'.Jan:
Friday
Last
-
-
-Week's
•
Acadia
—
.
Gas
Advocate Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Ajax petroleums
20
19%
—1
—
■
Distillers
~
:
'
'7c
2.95
1
2;90
'
3.00
55C
57c
63c
69c
4tC
42c
10 %c
14c
_1
41c
'
_
11c
2.65
.*
'
2.70
1.90
2.05
7,700
19% .20%
18944
:
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37% Nov
25
-.^Jm*''
24 % Jan
22% Aug
•87/B'July
19
11% Nov
t
21% V Jun:
Mar
5c
Jan
130
Jhfy'
13c
;
Feb
29c
May
•
4.35
2.31 Jan
31c
Jan
33c
;
-
74c
"
750
Mar
,
Dec
3.1#
JaD
1.90
Apr1
Sep
14e
Jan
4c
Sep
Julyf
70c
Jan
-45c
2,050
206,275
'9,166 "
*
2.56
.
•
7,550
19,335
3,000
'
55c
63c
;
965
1,911
11,800'
Low
,
«
960
20c 21 %c
—I
common
-..-82'
20
•
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^.1
-
4,296
'11%
50c
:
—
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold
Alba Explorations
ROVv'
'
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Alberta
23%
1—•
Agnico
Alberta
23%
-11
^
w^37
•
—
Oil
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36
23%
11%
Atlantic Sugar .*onwnDi)u—-__*
-Class A
Acadia Uranium Mines——.—i—;
-Acme
LOW
-Shares
'
36%
—•
25
for Week
v
of Prices
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Sales
Range
-
Sale Price
I
: .lan
20c
216,400
Beatrice Red Lake Goki Mines Ltd. —l
BeHechasse Mining Corp Ltd—
—l
"
Exchange
Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
'
STOCKS
Sap
'
50c". Dec
1,500
GOc
49 c'
ilc
"
r.
"
Mines -Ltd——
Bouzan Mines Ltd
'
•
•
6%e Jan
2.500
51c
Prices
18% May
"Jan
4c ? Dec
5c
-
Toronto SNck
1
High
Jan
12c
52c
Bailey. Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd ci A: :z.i
Batefa&a-,Bay Mining Co
300
....
23c
10 %c"'
—;
AuH\ Metal Mines Ltd —-:*«
Baker Tale Ltd-
Low
4c
4c
.
Atlas.
Barvallee
14%
20c
4c
—1
;
'
''
—
14%
III
Range Since Jan.
High
20c
:
Mines Ltd—
Antbonian Mining Corp Ltd-
Shares
Low
1
„
Ameranium
12
for Week
of Prices
Par
jttninc Mi Oil Stocks—
Algom-Uranhinr -Mines Ltd
Alscope*! Exploration.Ltd_
DECEMBER
Sales
Week's
..
1.95
trust
Trunk
Gas
5
Alberta Pacific Cons t>Hs
20
.
45c-
—
38C
•
45c
14,142
2.5# NOV
1.15 Mar
16
22%
32C
Noy
Oci
45c
Jun
"
Dec
~
i
l
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet' Uranium Mines Ltd.
%
24%
1
-
Canal ask - Nickel Mines Ltd-—
Canorama Explorations Ltd
1.64
•
Gc
65
1
;14c
12c
Quebec
Nov
12c
Oct
6,300
4c
6c
25c
27c
16.120
15c
25e
*
9.30.
300
Miniere
700
6.20 Feb
Gc
Gc
2,500
5c
64c
64c
1,000
33c
1.20
1.15
1.20
2,200
54c
Jan
it:
7c
7c
3.500
10c 10 %c
18,300
3.10
2.GO
3.10
1,000
10(;
10c
10c
G.500
1
5%e
5c:
6c
4,500
1
12
11%
„i
Mines
l
Ltd
Denison
Mines
warrants
Ltd-
Halliwell
Quebec
Ltd—
12.
9.50
Apr
6c
Sep
70c
Oct
1.70
Oct
Jan
16c
Jan
7%c Jan
18c
July
May
1.82
Jan
3.10
10c
Dec
55c
3c
Aug
400
56c
1,000
26c
debentures
Allied
Aluminium
_1
5c
l
—
13c
41
c
5c
2.500
13c
14c
16,000
<
Mines
Dolsan
Dome
East
Malartic
Mines
Sullivan
East
Metal
Ltd—;
Feb
94c
Jan
Jun
July
4%c Feb
13c
Julv
13c
Mines
Ltd—di
27,500
17%
450
1.00
1
a
1.99
22c
Oct
Sep
1
10c
11c
27%
Dec
895
40
Dec
47c
Jan
•
1.35
3,700
27
8c
11
14,000
10c
17%
Nov
1.80
1.41 May
8c
8c
3.00
Nov
21
Nov
July
Dec
Aug
Oct
Futurity Oils Ltd—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Argus
Mines
Jun
13c
May
Atlantic
Apr
30
11c
Jan
Atlas
Nov
Atlin-Ruffner
6c
Jan
Aubelle
5 VL'C
Gc
12,500
5%c
Jan
13c
Jan
Aumaclio
70c
73c
3,200
39c
Feb
Aug
Aumaque Gold
20c
55 c
31,300
6c
6,500
17 7 J!
780
Gold
——I
4c
4c
5c
10,500
2 %c
29
28%
29%
2.043
20%
Ltd— ———ddddl
5%e
5%c
5%c
5,000
5%c Oct
15c
13c
16c
8,700
Mines
Lake
Indian
international
Iso
Ceramic
— —
Ltd—1
Mining
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Ltd.
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines
Kontiki Lead
Lid
Zinc Mines
&
50c
51c
41,260
,27c
27c
1,000
19!»
19%
500
Gc
6%c
10,000
24
I
24%
49c
1
Joliet-Quebec
J 9 %
I
Gc
Ltd——1
Labrador Min
& Exploration Co Ltd—1
Mines Ltd-dd—1
1jc
_
8c
10c
58c
f>
90c
1.03
12,000
62c
49c
45c
49c
4,200
31c
Sep
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd .—1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd.————-----1
79c
79c
GOc
1,000
79c
25%
Feb
I
Dec
—.
—.
Montgary Explorations Ltd
Calumet Mines Ltd—
New' Fotmaque
Mines Ltd—
New
Hosco
Mines
Goldvue
Jack
Mylamaque
—I
9Gc
Coal
Oils
New
Pacific
New
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
American Asbestos
American
*1945) Ltd
Obalski
1.50
65c
1.25
65c
89c
Apr
42c
July
Gc
Apr
14c
Feb
Beatty
Apr
14c
Oct
Beaver
Dec
6.65
Cons
Tache Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
Trebor'Mines Ltd
L
Valor
Lithium
Mines
1
;
Virginia
Westbnrne
Westvflle
Oil
lie
3,000
4c
Mar
11c
lie,
2,000
7%<: May
40c.
45c
4,300
40c
13c
16c
1.15
29,800
6c
15 %c July
a
Feb
1.20
9,700
1GC
17c
8.500
G .50
G.OO
10,800
77 c
1.03
195.700
10c
Apr
23c
24c
3,000
16c
Jun
52c
5.90
30,500
33c
For footnotes see
page
1,58
Mar
31c
Feb
10 %
2.75
29c
Jan
82c
38c
9,200
15c
Feb
'l.od
500
70c
Jan
lie
5,000
5c
Feb
19c
75c,
58,725
10c
Jan
76c
47c
54c
1.27
1.38.
4,200
24c
24e
2,000
Gc
Gc
40c
1,500
34c
1.27
Mar
Feb
Oct
Oct
Oct
Jan,
May
Nov
1.35 Sep
Apr
Aug
Dec
6.05 Nov
3.50
Jan
Sep
70c
Oct
1.95
Dec
Jun
24c
Apr
46c
Mar
6c
Sep
10c
Jan
Gc
3,000
4.00
4.00
150
4c
4',2C
13,200
4c
July
6c
Jan
23c
2Gc
33,250
16c
Feb
31c
Oct
11%
11%
100
i.c
3.50
5c
G2e.
2.70 Sep
lie
2.64
1,050
1.93
Jan
2.65 Nov
18%
18%
-18%
915
13 %
Feb
20% Nov
6
6
2.GO
2.GO
2.60
175
90c
Apr
6%C-
6C
6%e
II,500
5c
Jan
8.65
9.25
4,995
8.15 Feb
'4.000
4c
Nov
1,860
50c
Aug
70c
8.65
3.90
43,600
4.10
1,200
5%c
5c
5c
8%c
11
l."97
3.90
Dec
3.90
4.90
3.50 Oct
7.05
9c
May
Oct
12
Feb
22
22
715
22
Dec
25% Oct
21 %
22%
280
21
Jan
1.65
1.80
23% Nov
2.34 Oct
24c July
1.70
19%c 19 %e
5.816
1.58 May
1,376
11c
8c
8c
8c
3,500
6%c Jan
54%
53%
55
4,047
38 %
Jan
55
73%
72
73:i4
1.817
51
Feb
74
1.41
1.41
1.58
36.099
19c
Jan
——
Scotia
.
Sep
12 %c Feb
Nov
Dec
2.82 Aug
10c
10c
2,800
7c
Oct
22c
July
63c
63c
63c
Jan
83c
,May
15c
18c
1,100
54,300
51c
15 %c
15c
Dec
30c
14 %c
14c
15c
40,150
120
Jan
30c
Jun
6c
Ltd
Exploration
5c
6c
19,900
5c
Nov
10c
Jan
6%
6%
100
—.
47%
1
46%
47%
26%
-
26
26%
300
18c
18c
20c
25,777
446
6%
:—
6
7
2,945
16c
Bros
Lodge Uranium—
16c
22c
11,500
28
120
87c
93c
19,650
1.65
28
Beaver Lumber Co common
8c
juiy
2.500
4c
9c
1,500
8 %c
Nov
4,730
1.99
20c
2,000
,
1.75 May
20c
31,300
20c
20c
24c
18c
2^c
jc
24lrjc
!c
145,900
8c
71c
67c
74c
120,310
30c
4c
Sep
5c
7.45
2.10
7.30
2.10
6c
7.50'
18,000
2,700
2.20-
-
Mar
13c
14,750
5.00
1.65
100
28
lGc
41%
42
12,249
86c
86c
87c
14,000
1
16c
15c 16 %c
92,542
HIIi
90c
Feb
•9% Jun
6% Dec
35% Jun
40
15
28% Oct
Apr
Oct
-7
3.50 May
12c
Oct
34c
17%c Jan
Dec
Sep
30c
Jan
'Dec
29
17%
Feb
860
Feb
1.53 Jan
1.30 Jan
3.00 May
-
-IHi
Ltd
Black
Bay
Uranium
Blue Ribbon preferred
Mines
Bidcop
Gold
Bonville
Bordulac
•
"__50
.-1
Ltd.
50
50
5% pfd
preferred
5%%
Zi
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
1
Petroleums
Traction
American
Oil
British
Columbia
50
100
50
-50
preferred
4aA% preferred
5%
preferred
5%%
——
class A
Columbia Packers
British
British Columbia Power
Reef
Broulan
Brunswick
Ruffadison Gold
Sep
19c
4,060
18c
Mar
19c
19c
3c
2%c
3c
900
90c
90c
2,500
61c
Jan
7c
8c
4.500
5c
Jan
2%e Jan
Jan
14 %c
July
9c
9.000
56c
22.100
45
420
41
Jan
45% Dec
49%
49%
50
185
42% Jan
50% Dec
6
1,100
8c
7c
8c
16,500
6.60
7.10
70c
71c
7,858
1,400
6
6
11,348
53A
71c
.
10
10
2
6c
35c
Jan
May
3% Feb
Jun
7c
4.30 Jan
70c
Sep
5% Sep
5% Jan
17% Feb
93e
Oct
.6% Oct
16c
JU
7.10 Dec
85e
;
Oct
12
Jun
35
Sep
33%
34
175
2.60
2.85
11,523
38%
39
10,640
87%
86%
87%
50
86 T a Hec
97
May
245
44% Mar
51
Mar
48
Mar
53
July
0% Jan
15
Nov
7.65
2.64 Feb
8c
Sep
1.80 Jun
37c
Feb
27c
Oct
5%c Job
1 DO July
lie
July
42
40
1.55
Jan
33% Jan
165
40
Dec
50%
*
13%
13%
13%
1,052
4,335
•
16%
16 %
16%
5
12
Jan
15%
16
154
11
Jan
37%
41%
42%
919
38% Jan
52c
51c
53c
7,100
46%« Apr
13%
14%
2,449
9% Jan
9
300
4% Mar
8%
Bruck Mills class A
3.10 Oct
45
Oct
——....
Aiikerite
Red
Buffalo
—
Lake.
Building Products
Bullochs
Ltd
class
-
—l—y
-
8.600
6c
500
•9
5%« Aug
IDS Apr
3.75
325
3.75
4,375
14c
12c
17c
71,700
6,100
1.20
4c
5c
Sep
73c
Mar
9c
154 May
1.01
7c
7c
500
4%c Jan
12c
38
38%
575
44
6%
6%
6%
290
35% Jan
5% Jan
5%
70
9c
17,420
16%
17%
405
6%cMajr
11% May
Burns
12%
12%
13%
3,598
10% Jan
-
5%
8c
5%
May
Sep
«% Dec
5% Oct
5% Jun
8c
17%
Class B
Oct.-
456 Oct
Rev
1.01
Burlington
Bunker Hill Ext.
Dec
23c
38%
l
Jan
14% Dec
256 Oct
300
5%c
6c
1
1
44% Sep
65c
7%e Jan
2.20
5c
1
—
-16% Sap
16% Sep
.43% Sep
Jan
2.10
—1
—
46% May
1.40 Sep
2.20
5%c
Class B
Buffalo
.
5,960
35% Nov
36%
42 %
"
14c
Dec
10B
8c
36%
Mining Si -Smelting
Oct
6,000
Jan
33c
'50
52c
14%
Jan
13c
Jan
17c
Feb
49%
—
Mines
Mines
16c
Dec
4%c Jan
46%
25
Mines-
Company
Brown
Brunsman
Oct
18c
34
50
l
Brunhurst
Oct
July
47%
_
Telephone.
British Columbia
Nov
4c
7,500
28C
15%
preferred
July
1.65 Apr
7.500
IAD
Jan
Jan
Electric—
4%%
1.26 Jan
10c
80
7c
1.30
60c
9c
38%.
British
35c
700
50
11 %c Nov
8%c Dec
44%
52c.
34 :
—
30c
11,500
21c
Sep
2.63
Bright <T G) common-:
Jan
16c
7,200
23c
44%
10
Bridge & Tank warrants
Srltalta Petroleum
May
6%c
13c
*
Jan
50
-•—
6
common
Aug
6c
Jan
6.90
Paper
Boy mar Gold Mines
Bralsaman
4c
48c
7,600
18c
18c
_1
Mines
Edwater Corp
Bowater
5,800
17,575
9c
5%c
12c
5'/2C
Mines
Bouzan Mines
10c
92c
12c
—
Sep
1.25 Mar
Jan
88c
•
Warrants
42 %
39% Jan
63c
10 %c Jan
8 %C
8%o
Uranium Mines
Bier oft
41%
.-60s
Copper Corp
Mines
Yukon Mines
Bevcon
Bibis
89c
—25
Telephone
Bethlehem
28c
16c
Gc
.1
Oc?
2.40 Oct
Mar
8c
Jun
14%
6% Feb
16c
i
Bell
Quebec Mines
Oct
Apr
Jan
12-
;
Sep
l.OO Sep
1G %c
.
6% Dec
2.25 Mar
*
British Columbia Forest Products
3.25
12
-
125
6
6.00 Jan
12% Oct
6%c Oct
4.00
7c
46.
Feb
Feb
18c
1.07 Oct
15c
21c
1.55
-
Dec
90c
Ltd
Mines Ltd.
Apr
10c
2.60
Oct
•
.1
Co
July
16c
10c
2.60
Dec'
'
Mining Corp—
21c
May
47c
1
Weedon Pyrite dr Copper Corp Ltd— .1
Won dell Mineral Products LtdJ
;
.1
11c- Sep
6c
Jan
6,966
26,500
49c
69c
.1
Ltd-—
14c
Jun
10c
'
Ltd
Explorations
13c
9c
3Gc
.
Vanguard
July
13 %c May
1.00
l
•
May
Apr
13c
142.875
44o
•
„
8c
49c
23c
_i
United Asbestos Cerp Ltd
United Oils Ltd—
'
May
33c
Jan
42c
.1
J.
10c
Dec
1.46
GOc
!
Jan
4c
15 c
4%c
Ltd
6c
15c
11,500
Jan
•
Titan Petroleum Coio
7,100
32,900
Feb
1
Tib Exploration Ltd
Nov
18c
Nov
l.o::
I
27%
...
8%C
3c
Mines Ltd.—1
Ltd
Jan
6% Aug
Mar
5
15% Mar
6%c
4c
23c
Ltd—
Mines
875
2,173
5c
75c
—1—1
Sullivan
6
26%
Nov
2.25
15c
400
17 c
1
6
26%
—
63 %
19V2 c May
Oct
1.52
6%c
16,575
15c
—1
12,500
17,496
5c
16,000
It %-
;
15c
1.84
7c
Gc
*
Ltd
13c
1.60
July
1.45
29% Nov
47
May
16c
5c
1
I
Ltd—.
Jan
1.00
1
Ltd
Jan
7c
5«-
132G
Mines
43%
0%c
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd——1
Quebec Copper. Corp Co Ltd
——1
DufauIt Mines
355
63
14c
1.63
-1
2.44 Feb
Standard-Gold
62 %
__1
4.35
Steep -Rock Iron Mines
63
Belleterre
150
South
Mar
Jan
Belcher Mining Corp
800
SherritMJordon Mines Ltd—i,
64c
1.20 Dec
Jan
Jan
Gc
l
May
14
Dec
3.00
St Lawrence River Mines Ltd
25c
41
9c
4.65
.
4,200
300
1.22
2.90
Rix-Athabaska Uranium
95c
—_*
Class B
5%c
4.65
.
91c
1,917
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
3,000
lie
Ltd-1
Feb
95c
*
Beat tie Duquesne
4,000
4.G5
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smeltine Refining Ltd
Quexnoht Mining Corp Ltd—1—
Red. Crest. Gold Mines—
Jun
Gc
2.90
Corp. !
Jan
20c
19,700
Metals
Gc
-•
Quebec "Lithium
32c
Jan
Bates & Innes class A
Oct
—1'
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Jan
5c
47
Dec
)
J__ 2
Phillips Oil Co "Ltd ..
—1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
——t
Portage Island (Chib ) Mines. Ltd-.
1
:
12o
200
1.12
Jun
Penpbec Mining Corp
Ltd—.
14,800
14c
28%
5c
I
Ltd—
21c
46
13c
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Paudasb Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—I
Mines
Aug
17c
11c
28
300
Orchan Uranium
Producers
7c
95c
4,700
J .15
Uranium
3%c Jan
98c
6c
i;.5<)
Provo Gas
31,100
46'A
1.22
Ltcl————.. 90e
Pronto
39% Dec
20% Feb
22
Feb
Oct
July
85c
13y«May
21%
Jan
July
50
8.70 Jan
28%
Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
Bata Petroleums Ltd
15c
45c
Opemlsca
—
20c
2,085
"
Mines
Barymin
Base
29c
1
Corp .-—d„1
Ltd——1
Ltd
4%c
19c
—i
Mines
4c
5c
Explorers Ltd———I
Opemiska Copper Mines ( Quebec i Ltd I
Okalta Oils
4c
1.00
Metals
Rare
885
5c
d I
:
North
North
39%
6%o
title
.1
.
37%
-
Karvue
Feb
Feb
40c
•
'Nov
38
1,22
Ltd——20c
Amulet Mines lid
New' West
Nocana
<fc
July
2,000
96c
July
41c
1.22
1
Santiago Mines Ltcl
Vinray Mines Ltcl
New
8c
5,500
96c
42c
Jan
Mines
18c
11.300
5 ',•»<'
Explorations
May
12c
Mines
Consol
Barnat
45c
20c
7c
23c
73,600
Bankeno Mines
Nov
34c
Gc
Mines Ltd—1
Ltd—
Mines
Lake, Uranium
New
New
Jan
70c
1
:
8,800
34c
1
Oils
Banff
Sep
65c
G5c
7c
1
Ltd
5.00 July
18c!
•
■
New
Oct
34c
i
_1
New
53% Jun
'
9c
4.30 Jan
4c
11% Jan
Jan
24c
preferred
preferred
of Nova
3,500
8.25 Feb
48%
12%
5%%
Bank
GOO
Mining LtdMid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
5%
Feb
Nov
36,280
5j50 Dec
26%C Oct
30c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
9%cJuly
Feb
18c
2.10 Jan
23c
of Montreal
8%e
Merrill Island
Nov
Bank
%c
:G
Jair
13 %c Jan
1
Jan
15 %c
Oct
-
-
July
69c
Jan
17c
80c
40c
*
Bankfield
99c
Ltd——
Mar
1
—
Prods class A
Feb
1
Exploration
Marpic
86c
1
Mines
Nov
200
May
Apr
1
B
30c
4c
04c
11%
—
common-
19%
4.40
35c
1
Mines
Jim
15
60c
Jan
34c
common
Mines
Jan
825
Feb
Sep
!-50
Mines
Aug
5c
May
12c
15c
24c
—
Mines—
25c
15
4c
Lingside :Copper Mining. Co Ltd—.1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltcl—— .*
Fabric
Class
Avillabona
240
IOV2O Jan
Oct
Feb
12%
•
26 %c
4.40
4
Auto
30
Dec
c
Lake-.Shore
Dec
Jun
49
1
Electric
9c
Jan
Ltd
Auto
19%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd-—-ft
Haitian Copper Com
Jan
10%c Nov
75
23% Aug
Oct
1
Mines
River
55c
Jan
Jan
100
51
—
36%
Dec
•
—
Mines
9c
May
4c
13%
9.65
51
'
Jun
f
.-50
Yellowknife
1.35
Sep
Jan
Gc
9.65
...
3c
49c
8,800
26 %
Steels
2c
17%
19c
•
Acceptance
Atlas
50c
Gc
18c
25
21
44%
*
—
Nov
3,500
54c
5%
I8V2C
40 0
19.300
17%
*
Ltd-,
4.35
33,050
5,190
23% May
35% Oct
60c* Jan
Oct
1
Mines
Gold
66,000
1
—
Mines & Metals Ltd
Uran
Gunnar
65c
50
Asamera Oil
Oct
70c
74,458
4,000
23C
•
common
May
1.05
67c
LJ-
16c
60c
—4.75
preferred
$2.40
15c
62c
—1
Corp
Arjon
.
15c 18 %c
15c
5
$2% preferred
4c
1
Age Mines Ltd—
Gui-Por
13,583
37,462
Mines
Area
1.07
2c
17c
Corporation
8%c
13,595
15 %c
15 %c
•
4c
5 %c
l«c
1
•
19,658
-J
Nickel
9Gc
5c
I,105
Warrants
6V2C
5c
1
588
46
20o
Resources
72c
,
23
;
"
16% Nov
1
fie.
—
32
22
44%
Imperial
Aunor
Golden
Mines
4c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
29%
45
Mines
Arcadia
•
22
50c
18% May,
100
Aug
7.55 "May
21% Jan
1
Anglo American Exploration
Cons
3 JO Nov
5,484
10,433
2,625
31Vs
Petroleums
17c
May
——
Analogue Controls
Anllies
10,695
•
Nepheline
6%c
Ltd
30c
12% Jan "
94% Jan
"
—50
—
pfd
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
Lead
35
30c
-160
17%
33%
.
3.70
17
9,115
25
-
4%
1.03
—
Mining Co Ltd—
<1945)
10c
35
900
Gc
27%
.
2.00
Gc
——.
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc__
Fatima
1,500
9%c
ill.UO
___
Mines Ltd.
Fontana -Mines
35c
GC
Gc
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
35c
17%
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ansil
9c
Jan
99%
3.40
-
♦
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Arcan
Daering Explorers Corp Ltd——
Minerals-
4%%
Anchor
99
;
17
3434
Aluminum Co
Anacon
14%
3.65
Roxana
American
14%
L_
.
10
Atgoma Steel..
Apex
Ltd
100
-—
Warrants
Algoma Central 'voting trust
5.95
3.15 Dec
50c
5%
14%
1
16'% Jun
10% Jan
100
Algom: Uranium common-
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Yellowknife
Ltd
Nov
Nov
9.50 July
:
Jan
3.15
1
—
Oct
12c
3.15
-u_i—
Consolidated
Mines
•
Mine* Ltd—1
L'Ungava
July
27c
5.40 Jan
G.OO
—:
Gold
74c
17%c Jan
Oct
9.30
1.50
Ltd-
.
'
7.80
Mines
;
Jan
15c
Dec
,
Feb
33c
Sep
3,000
Consolidated
Mines
14c.
3c
10,300
Williams
Copper-Man
23,140
Gc
Cleveland Copper Corp
.
9%c
2.40
Dec
9c
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
_75c
Chibougamau Mining <te Smelting-.—1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
:
—1
B
1.55
2,900
7c
Corp Ltd——
Feb
9.25 Oct
;
5.50 Feb
6c
Manitoba
Bi-Ore
9c
■
Kh
Gc
Asbestos
Class
Jan ■:
3;95
Explorations Ltd—1
Carrier
Consolidated
4c
30% Oct
4.00 Jan* I.;.
8c
—^
Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Consol
7,700
1
Mines
Cassiar
Compagnie
1.64 r
17% Feb
—1
Capital" Lithium
Cochenour
200
J
—
1
Canuba Mines Ltd
Central
.1,400
4.25
1.55
.6.75
:
1,300
4%c ;
5c
6.95
6.60
4%e
Campbell* Chibougamau. Mines Ltd_si.1
Canada Collieries Resources Ltd com_3
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
26%
4.25
2G
t#e
Juiy
1#% JMv
18
Jun
1
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2496)
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
*
Cable
Oils
Mines
Petroleum
Caialta
21c
Dec
29c
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
17%
Feb
.
6.65
6.50
3,00 Feb
6,533
3.95
5.15
Jan
630
3.25 Juii
"9.75.
"
4.50
4.75,'
4.75
34
33%
34%
*
20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
•
Canada Foils class A.
——'*
Canada Iron. Foundries common——10
28'A
27%
28*4
j
Bread
1—
common.
Cement
Canada
common
Preferred
■,
Canada
Life
Canada
Malting
n
10%
12
21
34%
360
25
Fen
125
12
25
25
25%
775
24
1.81
115"
•
1.80,
Oct
Nov
2.50 Jun
Feb
1.50 Mar
V,
80c
52
52
375
35
Jan
52% Nov
49
49%
215
34
Feb
52
75C
-
1.20 Jun
Dec
65c
•
—
56%
1,060
52
Oct
105
59
92
58%
10
,100
Mtge
Ltd preferred
Permanent
Canada Safeway
88
Jan
50c
Nov
92
v
55c
60c
1,100
Canada Southern Petroleum
1
2.97
2.93
3.55
3,240
Canada
Steamship
Lines
*
40
39
181
32
Canada
Wire
B
*.
16
16
16
125
12%
8c
10c
40,200
5c
5.40
5.75
5.5G0
Mar
1.16
Jan
4.80
Jan'
Apr
Oils warrants
class
common
Canadian
1
2
*
20
Astoria Minerals
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Bakeries
5.55
Rights
;—
Canadian Breweries common
British Aluminium
A warrants
Class
B
Canadian
com
warrants
Canadian G'anncrs class A
Canadian Celanese
Feb
8%
Nov
common
0,564
4014
Jau
4.95
4.45
Dec
4.95 Dec
32%
32
35%
45,645
15,137
32%
32%
34%
13
13
310
3.40
3.40
4.60
3,340
3.25
3.60
1,470
3.60 Dec
Dome
14%
14%
1,390
13
May
15% May
Dome
13
Feb
19% Nov
Dominion
Bridge
33
Oct
Dominion
Dairies
9
Nov
Dominion
Elcctrohomc Indus
19%;
31%
32%'
•
8
8%
1.39
3,210
72c
3,650
2.35
Curtis Wright
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel pfd
5.10
•
*
Canadian Dyno Minos
7%
100
2.25
28
7
11%
12%
3,123
4 7n Mo
-
2 40
12%
10
10%
10*"
89c
1,153
211,210
19c
Jan
26c
35c
62,518
14c
Jan
57c
60c
39,092
27%
27 Vii
3,050
100
100
1822
23%
Apr
20%
Jair." '
30%
9.50
29%
7,147
13%
7c
21
15%
50
20
20%
51
51
1.15
1.15
18c
10.249
75
1.01
14c
——•
26,032
150
6Cc
33c
...
7.90
———
75c
1.01
20c
9,195
...
4.50
..50c
3.25
8.05
19,514
1.14
"
7c
1.C2
1.69
21%.
15
6c'
14,000
5c
5,000
15,900
16c
45,180
31c
2,000
Jon
18c
18c
-75a
63o
G2c
67c
1
1.20
1.12
1.20
15,975
~~50c
58c
27,500
40c
/
1.24 Oct
37c
July
.2.05 Jan.
21%
10c
i
*
Farm
2.81
400
2.51
3.45
154,275
13%
13%
15c
14c
15c
1
16 %c
12c
1G%C
6,500
41,800
I0%c
:
'
■
20c
-
Cooper
37c
35c
39c
44,350
20%c
Yellowknlfe
Mines
Commonwealth
Conduits
Petroleum
National
fc
.
Key
Allenbee
Consolidated
650
10%
163
51c
52c
•
7c
9
•
11 %c
13 %c
1
6c
Cc
Fenimore
Consolidated
Golden
Mines
Arrow
12
11%
12
2.95
3.20
3.40
3.55
Consolidated
23c
25c
38c
Marbenor
Marcus
Ltd
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Mac
Oils
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
Ltd
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Peak
r-
10%
see
2.85 Dec
2.30
6,578
July
Jan
45c '
July
7,062
47c
34c
29c
43c
Nov
Mar
14c
43
July
56*2 Nov
Apr
7%c Jan
30c
July
Jun
90c
Jan
65c
July
July
Nov
3.50
Oct
July
20c
Nov
7%c Jan
7
46c
Jan
1.62 May
34%
Nov
17%
25% Jan
Dec
11% Jau
7.70
13%
Jan
1974
23V4
26% Dec
Aug
18% Jan
24
Oct
50
Jau
84
Dec
10
Jan
15
Nov
Oct
29c
Oct
7%
;
6 %c Mar
67,800
17c
1.40
10%:
.
7
375
50
Dec
16%
Dec
Feb
37
28
56
Jan
Jan
42c
18c
6%
Jun
1.50
Nov
2.50
Feb
21 %«
July
3.35
1.62
Jan
35c
Jan
51c
29c
Jan
67c
•
3.90
3.55
4.00
10,235
•
21%
20%
21%
4,855
1.57
1.56
1.69
8,316
17c
18c
2,500
17c
56c
55c
60c
9,156
49c
21 %c
27c
24,048
16c
Mar
5%c
60
12.800
4c
Jan
•
--
-
7,775-
9,166
-
23c:
4c
Jan
Oct
_
,,
f
Feb
;80c
•
^7.20May
,
21or July
1^5-Nov
.
87<r
-7-
Jau
V74&Sep
3074 Jun
•
25% Jun
•
5.50- Dec
4.85 Mar
10J% Sep
9% Dec
:
30c
-
-
—
Dec
26
???"•'"
1,j41
:
;
Jan
v
••
32% May
-1274 ; Jan
jmy.
-awe
.
.
Ill-!
-:
,
*
49-'". "Nor a;
..
.-66% Jan.
:
27
1,745
38.
102' *
—-
x
'-Jan
100*1
*2H»
16%. 17% 3,110
7'. 7%
,
1,190
28% 29%
/ 10,445
61 % 62%
v 47o
100
*
—-
-
7.95
Dec•
%'T*7A7jaiy" j
i, -
'46% Nov
:
8
8,500
2,000
—
461,900;
12,650
Mackay class A
•—___
Grandroy Mines
Gxanduc Mines
Great Lakes Paper——
Lakes
Great
Power
Preferred
Great
•
—
•
*
—1
Gas
1
common
J.
50
1
Coal
class
Greyhawk
Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Aug
July
July
45c
Jun
Gwillim
8c
Feb
Gyosuin Lime &
Lead
Qunnar
1
1,,
Mines
Mines
-
Warrants
Lake
—
-
1
—
Gold
Alab
1
—•
57i
.
8%c
3674
27
8%
2.05
17c
4
12
12%c
7%c
17%
T_.
-
2,375:
6,700
1>437_
_
_
1,348
40
4,080
24
6
12%
13c
-7%c
1774
7.10
—•
-
Mines
14c
,
12o
23%
6%
2.50 2.85
41% 41%
2.80 2.80
167b 177b
--
•
—*
—
7?a.
19c
1.48
37%
23
2.GO:
31
6
2.40
I9%c
1%
23%
—
.
•
A
7%
18%c
1.42
3674
2.80
177b
*
,.
DeveioD
Oct
Gulf
4
-
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
;
37
23
23%
6%
-
25
-
Warrants
Gulch
—
1.46
•-
common
—
Northern
,
7%
—
—'*
:
:
"26,212:::
45
45
7.10
8c
35
574
31
9%
2.75
20q
12%
17c '
8c
18
7.75
8%c
3674
.
4,130
25
100
*3,730
200
2,372_
4,126
21,190
28,450
3,088
32,050
4,500
16,160
8,420
15,000
3,530
-Feb 7
Nov
/109-
Dec
*19-
Jan
:
4.90 Jan ::
Jan,,
7"a Dec
,7 297b
5374 May
Dec ;
65;
Jan;
56
-
3274 Feb
Nov
2.75 Jan
-4.20 Nov
27 % May
,35
July
.10% Sep
78% Jan /.
88% Dec
.
,
Jan
„
14%c Mar
8%c Nov
7.05 May
1.25 Jan
l.io apt
19-% C Aug
5c
Mar
5c
Mar
20c
Dec
; i7c
May
14c
.
22c
,
,.
.
"7"%cMay
135
.
Oct
Dec
45c
Aug
68c
July
Nov
July
49
7%
Dec
8..
Aug
5% Feb
16c
July
39c
185
Feb
45% Jan
6
Nov
49c
Sep
Jan
2.35 Oct
92c-
Feb
27%
Jan
40
20
Dec
3574 May
2.50
4.40
Dec
43
20%
Jan
67b
5% Aug
31.
Mar
.11
8% Dec
2.05
15c
Feb
Jun
Feb
Dec
Nov
5.00 Nov
Dec
28c
Oct
July
12%. Dec
10% July
8%c Jan
7c
•
Jun
3.75 Sep
2.25 Jan
12
Oct
774 Sep
Nov
39% Jan
15
Nov
26
23% Dec
6
22c
13c
Jan
July
Jan
1274 Jan
1974 Jun
5.70 Jan
8.00 Oct
12c
4%c Jan
27
Jan
-
Aug
,1.20 Dec
25c
10 %c Jan
27c
'
,
574 Jan
:
5.900
.
—.1-
Class B
44c
:
.37
.
—100".*;, 102
Mines—
77c
Dec---
*
.
Sep
32c
-
•;
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Rights
2.00 Oct
July
May
Mar
r—-/
.37
y
C
[
—
4.45
Jan
24c
1.13
Sep
May
•'•'
—
23%
2.10 dan
167b
-
Gordon
West
19c
7,758
*
100
3,967
46;
Dec
6.CJ0 Jau
-9%c Mar/
^
.
Great
8,450
60c
.
25
111;
Nov
r
1.79 Feb
•
I
2,030
5,760
180,800
360
—
23
.21% Nov
.
Dec
20c
8,545
-
Feb
1474 Apr
90c
Jan
Aug
31% Nor
Apr
14%
-
—
Dec
3.45
40c 41 %c
21
Jan
24c
7
,
8%c Nov
9,890
1,807
..
Plains
50c
—
——
.
Great
40c
—
27% 27%
5%
5%
5%
■!. *■ 9%
9%l 97/a.
i—58c
60c
Aug
Oct
Sep
12,0<>0
4
90c
98c
20c
30c
5.45 5.40 5.75'
13%c »13%c 14%c—
87c 1.14
—,
41% 42%;
—
Nov
.
1,02 May
Jan
9c:
528'
.
Nov
5%
47,110
-
Dec
56
•
19c
23,380
26% 27%;
21% 21%18 18%;
Oct
40.
Jan
Aug
26c
, ..
\oo
10c
Oct
10%
37
2 <,425
•!%'; •."
14c
Jan
24
160_
75
..
July
f
31
3,000
3,200
Oct
2.70
1474 May
175
25
53
i.«9 July
..
May
7c
16,200
8c
.
1.30 Mar
12,475
7,850
25c
*
Oct
25
.
Nov
22c
.
Dec
41%
Jan
9
Dec
.10
Dec
711 " May
1
Oct
Jun
24 :
Nov
6
Oct
69c
Apr
96c
,
29c
8%c
•
Nov
40c
25c
Jun
18c
-
-
Jun
60c
29c
20
"
Mar
29c
30c.
-dip
Gold ale Mines
1
19c
19c
Gold Eagle Gold—
1
31c
27c
37c
Goldeh Manltod Minea
:——1,..:
21c,
20c
25c.
Goldfields Uranium
-1 ;, '"29c*
27c
30c
Goodyear Tire (Canada) common-i—* '
171.
17117114
4% preferred
!
_:_50
47
47
47
May
July
95c
1
61 be.
Dec
Mar
7c
20———*
'X-*-
common
Ltd.
Mining
35c
-
1
24e
1.90 Jan
Apr
18
6c
-2:20 Jan
107b Nov
—
-
Uranltun
80c
Sep
Mar
5%c
Jun
3.55 Aug
3,666
15c
24 c
6.00
—
Jan
Nov
25c
1
Jan
21c
4,525
1
page 46.
20c
10%c Aug
167b Jun
Jan
90,660
1,570
2
Oils
footnotes
Mar
5%c Jan
18c
Mines
H
For
Nov
57c
3.30
Oct
Aug
17c
Con sol Northland Mines-
4
10%
20c
53c
Mines.
Consolidated Nicholson
35c
Jan
ll%cMay
22c
_i
Explor
.
Jan
18c
3.30
4.65 Dec
;-
25 %c July
-
18%
-_25o
1
1
•
r
Power
Mines
Glenn
Oct
Jan
Feb
55c
1
Mines
Gold
95c
Apr
1
Howey Gold
167
*
7c
10c
9,000
23c
44c
"
7%c
-
114,225
3.45
45c
Nov
Feb
: 9%c
1
1
preferred
5%-
Glacier
6.25 Jan
10% Nov
•
Oct
.1
Consolidated Halllwell
1.05 July
,
,
Jan
6c
17,787
17
Aug
Jan
--7
2,580
i
35c
-
Sep
19%c Sep
83,300
6,330
35.250
.1
-
Discovery
Consolidated
Consolidated
13c
.1
Mines
1.50
1.25
-
Aug
87
.550
3.00
Denison
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest-
Consolidated
11c
10c
13
Jan
50o
4,500
6,720
-
13c 14 %c
Warrants
Consolidated
90
9%c 11 %c
•
Flln
3.00 Aug
.3.00 Nov
3.40 Mar
.
19V2C Feb
Oct
1.G5 Sep
8
Jun
150
-
-
9%
12c
.
80c
29C
8,000
8c
9
1
Mines
Gamma
Calliman
8c
•'
.....
(3.45 Dec
147b Oct
36c July
•
20c 21 %c
„•
Oil.
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Consolidated
2.20
1G3
10c
July
'
Oct
Jan
70c
, 26c
10c 10%c,
:
10c
f
Dec
-
3.50 Mar
Jan!-
4%cMaf.
23,144
2.10
10%
Jun
2.10
Jan
Jun
66c
25c
.
July
10
125
51c
--
—27
*—•-.■- •21%
Nickel
General Bakeries
1.90 Oct
69c
; 7%, Janlie
Jun.
3,500
35c
163
Mines
Bellekeno
Beta
Gc
1174'
32c
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
5%c
11%
33c
10
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
-
5%c
-.2.50
Consolidated
ti.'l
&
1.80
-
1174
•
Confederation Life
Coniagas Mines ...:
"*
2.25 Jun
685
1
•
—
6c
2.35
Oct
July,
78c
-
.
Gcco
...
-
*
Combined Enterprises
Combined Metals.
Jan
10 %c
1, . 17.%:*
i*, -Y-7%.
General Development—
—:
1
297b '
GAr,enil Dyoe*"1^#■1
1
—
w
General-Motors
' .--itfc'
' ■ 4(:*> -'45
46!
530
General Pete Canada, class. A—.
1.3,50
3.50 3.85.
,
1,250
.: General Products Mfg class A
* .:
30 30
30
20
General Steel Wares common
•
:10%.
10 10%
l,o00
Preferred
1
;
—100
88%
88% 88%.
70
Genex Mines Ltd
-1
'
I4c 14%e
4,500
Geo
Scientific ' Prospecting
—*
1.14
1.05 1.20,
12,700
Giant Mascot Mine
1
.
9
9
9.
*
7,000
Giant Yellowkiiife Gold Mines——1,
6.00
5.95 6.15" ""-2,225
Oct
Jan
...
; :
'
••./••'■
Gatfneau
*
Oct
-.
•
'
July
"... 80c
Jan
_1
—
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Colomac
2.75
3.40
13 * 4
Equip
Cody Reco
Coldstream
2.81
•
i
*
Wfflans
Cockshutt
1
19%
12
10% July
-33c
8c
52
66c
•2AO Oct
20% Nov;
-
■
Jari
38c
4
May
May.
—1
Mining & Smelting
Chromium
o Cochenour
-
a*
-
Dec
12c
.
.
v
%
1.05
16*2 Jan
„
9.55 Aug
,
.,
.
Jah
58c-
Feb ;
10% Afir-
23e*Oct
.
:
34%. Dec
Jan
51c
1
-
Foundation Co ' — -——^
—^ • 13%12% 13^4'
,fi 2K
"
toS" -Aug4 Y
60
Jan*
Francoeur Mines Ltd
—^--20cf
7%c-_ 9c.
18,000 -, Y 22%. Jan
i ,32% NoV/ v
Fraser. Companies
——
*"• '^3L-7k: . 31-% -31%'
o737MO Jan i Ylv O.QO Feb
French Petroleum preferred—--——l©8.55 •
8.55 8.80^■ - ■- 3.4i<,
Frobh.hter: Ltd common;
. ..——-1:61
11.70 - 22,910- - -iri&Jan "
79
63 ;! Jan
: Debentures—-^r—
—10O y : ;~f.7S
7b;
-25— : 4.80 July :v ;r GJS^Jan 7
' ' .' '• j3W'
'
Fruehauf Trailer Co-'———t ,
6
6; -100
4.50 Dec
4.26 Apr
!
r
Sep
Apr
11c
Mines
Jan'
.
Oct
40c
Mar
-
11c
IF - 4474
43%
Ford ol Canada class A—109'% r--'. 109
•
Gold
'Hi
77b Nov
37,500
Ford Motor Co <U S)
Mayv....
9.70 Nov
"t.fia'Apr V ;
"14%
17c
'
-
Feb
"*
15o
Chibougamau Mining, & Smelting.
<T, Chlmo
-
Jun
5.05 Nov
"
16c '
5,400
16c '
27,325
16% 16%
37% 37%'
28
28
52 52%
—
—-1
! Preferred
Fittings common
* Class
A.—
i-x-i
Fleet Manufacturing
84c
»•
Jtrrr
1
Mln
Chib'oug Jaculct Mines.,..:
10%
—
L,V
Fatima
'
5%o
—1
——
Jan-
21c
J*n
•«6c
-
6,050
4
Cbil>
T5e;
-
Jan
108-
22 %c Apr
3,100
6,937
1,600
84
14%
97b
13c.
7%c:
-
Federal Grain class A
Oct
37c
Jan;
6.10
..
10,325
;
21c
Sep
V 1.78 Feb
July
32% Sep
21%
5%c
57
2.25 Dec-
.150
1.65
1
Ghestorville Mlflcs
Kay rand Cop
July
1.60 Aug"
23%c Jun
Jan
21%
;
•
-
16%.
37%
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Faraday. Uranium Mines
* Warrants
s
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Farwcst Tungsten Cop-
3.60 Dec
5.45 Jan "
..
1,500
.....
"
Charter OUT
Chateau Oai Wines
Cheskint.. -Mines,;
17
Jan
3,100
34%:
•,
9c
500
9.35"
7.75
*
Central Pat X3okL._-r———
Ctotral Porcupine
.
'-
Falconbrldge
..30c.; Oct95c
3,600
2.25 "2.80
34%
Investments com—
;
4;50 Mar
800
1.33 :1.401.91 2.00:.
ErSaS°BiD8
21% Aug
Nov
4.00
—LJ.—
Atbabaska
14c
1-33
2.00
7%c
—20
Famous Players Canadian—
Mar
68,168
5,300
9.10
•
14%C
Eureka Corp
! •
Apr
28c
70c.
1
—
12c
—-
Explorers Alliance
.•
Feb1
75c
10c 10%c
Ltd.
Corp
80%
13%
9%
10%c
"157a .
15c
14c
-11
Oct
Mar
44
70c
.
J
Jan
2.-29
•
-
i-OlO
—*
_
jan
Apr-
25c
Captain Mines Ltd———
Cariboo Gold Quartz—
Del Rio
75c
200
16c
30c
Trethcwey
13% July
1974 Oct
325
54,747
.
Apr
37%-Oct
Jan
-
3.15
12,604
20 20%
—20
-10
El Sol Mining Ltd
4
Warrants
7.50
12c
291
1,669
41%
39%
14%
*
May
Feb
3.60*
87a'
10
24 26%'
26
"
1
A
Sep
I5c4
Jan;;,
395
3.05'
,
' 41%
*0 *
1
30
01
22-%
15%
3.25
♦'
1
:
131
daft.
.
55
22%
i—
1.14 Oct
'
•
859
7 13,550
8c*
■
128
127
29
104
2,534
—1!
Gold—::
aS
210
28
;—
nn
10
9.50
12%
riasK
30% Aug
i
C50 Sen
2,4lo
I
Elder Mines*"™"*"""——-I——
Eldrich Mines common—
?rn
Tun
May
-
Jan-
55c
3^067
11%:
1
-
Preferred!
Dor
27?
17 ','i
21-7«
common—•
•
Economic Investment Trust—
Eddy Match Co_-__„
Eddy Paper common.
Oct
ric
common
Easy Washing Machine com
Feb
At nS
S
ci?/ Oct
iS S
123/8 Oct
Anr
Apr
16%
Textile
Mines
32J/a
17
*
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern Metals
S
ron
r
74c
100
—
Magnesium
East Am pill
! '
£
%
^
Nov
16%
•
.....
150
12%
Erin Mines.
Can Met Explorations
4
Ln
iVh
1?
2L SJ
2,105
7%
2900 No?
'
Feb
7
5,726
6.90
7%.
•
.1
•
•
1
•
—
Asbestos
A'40
195
100
16,232
Can
•Central Can
10,855
-
12<r
-4%c Jau
51,025
11%
201b
common—*
Ac Steel
Copper Co Lid
Duvex Oils & Minerals
8% Sep
,
317b
common—
Dqvan
1.70
Canadian Williston
Omtrai
Jup
1.53
Canadian Westinghousc
Cgyzor
1.08
92
^Candote Exploration
Castle
Jan
45,325
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Casslar
490
1
,/•/:- 5%% preferred ——
Canadian Western Oil—
.
7,205
7
Vickers
Canadian
55c
2.10
Canadian Pacific Railway——.
Canadian Pctrofina preferred—
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common-
•>.
Doliaida
55
Malartic Gold
Canadian North Inca
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
*;r
Dec
6% Apr
May
Aug
15c
19,700
15,406
7,700
14,950
"
3,365
17
.
20%
Dominion Tar & Chemical
24%
62c
—
32*^
2.50
;
31c
; *11%
.
,
Foundry
Dominion
Jan
52
Industries common.
preferred
9-'!i Jan
15
55c
Canadian
5%
6.60 Jun
11% May
115
6.70
V1953 warrants
Apr
2,645
20c
—10a
Machine class A
Canadian Icc
(■ .Canadian
13,490
3.05 Oct
-
11
26%
—
Hydrocarbon
6.00
•
23c
162
17c
19c
ll%c 14%c
53c 4 57c;"
1.04
1.12,
Dominion Steel & Coal common
•
20%
Dominion Stores
—83
L
24%
100
i
Warrants
Canadian
Douilmod
Dominion
7%
16%
*
A——.—*
Crest.
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil
1.93 Aug
Aug
-
Seagrams'
6.00 Aug
o
;
Oils
Mines
Jan
6, L ?c
1.35
1
25o 4
1
Petroleum
Apr
4.00
69,607
-
Palmer
51c
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
Canadian High
80c
J2%e Mar
59,675
46,600
3.50
27c
18c
13c
" 56c
1.05
2
Mines
Devon
Distillers
23%
——
Canadian Food Products class
5.30
Delnite
5.95 Oct
' 3.50
28c
Gold Mines
10%
*
1
Canadian Dredge & Dock
3.00
Nov
13% Oct
4.75 Mar
19,900
4.50
1
Mines
39c
33c,*
31c
28c
—
1
Mining.
Brewis
Horn
36
Apr
28% Mar
630
1.26
4.25
Decoursey
Deldona
3.25 Dec
715
'
Deer
Nov
Apr
8
2.90
Leather
36%
Jan
25% Jan
2,155
—•
8
warrants—
25
700
18%
Canadian
7
1
61%
9.
Dec'
14c
_
35c
30c
1
-
55
9
70c
Preferred
Davis
1
;
4.50
25
preferred
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Collieries common
$174
Canadian Eagle
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
50
•
25
*
*
*
*
•
Preferred
Class
3.75
610
Nov
17% Oct'.:, ..■Y-.v
Dec
6.90 Aug
10c
4.70
Canadian Bank of Commerce
"
43%
Jan
High
22c
...
9% Apr
61% Dec
9
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•
41
Nov
2.70
Dec
*
97
Jun
8c
Canada Southern
.
Nov
59
„
Low
9%c Apr
-8%c Jail
.
.
'
Packers class A
Canadian
-
70
26
9,315
2,000
Range Since Jan. 1
T
Par
,
.
Apr
1574 Dec
Nov
50% Mar
190'
,
._—
190
Jan
950
226
185
20
——•
23
Nov
36% Nov
17*2 Aug
350
7
63%
49%
Canada
Oct
Dec
35
Oct
29% Jun.
12% Oct
Feb
15%,
15
Warrants
Canada
Aug'
5.00 Oct
Jan
6"7
453
_*
common
Lands
"
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Jan
27
1,095
;
f
25
396
35.
187
15
*
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1,143
21
35
r
10
Assurance
Canada Machinery
Canada Oil
■
"
*
•
Canada
80
4.40
""
' 9.80
i""7 ' D.80
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Feb
950
7.00*
9.45
Oct
gen
31
62% Jau
200
3.80
9.60
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbeil Red Lake.
40c
Jan
6,165
975
77.
•
3.80
1
1
20c
20,625
26% 7
76
77
-
14,600
July
Nov
76c
-.
24%
26%
•
*
Calgary & Edmonton-
Calgary; Power common—,—u
Calvan Con sol
Oil
—-—
72c
12c
22c
20c
75c
1
25o
Mines
Caciamct
10,257
22c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
"
/ "
"
High
Low
High
19%c
J
„
Weeks
Last
of Prices
Shares
Low High
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine—_——1
21c •
19c
22e -7,000
Consolidated Red Ponlar
1- 8%c9c
2,500
Consolidated Kegcouft, Mines Ltd.
1
13c.. ; l:3c 14%c---- 12,440Consolidated Saunorm Mines
;•
7c
7c
* 7c---- -3,-500 - ;
Consolidated Sudbury. Basin.—i—
1 ■
70c
66c
75c'— 51,682 ;
Consolidated West Petroleum.'———4.68%/ 4.65 4.75;
- 3,000■*-«■
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—10
' 34% 3234
35- >- - -3,379
Class A
—:
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- 00
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•
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25e2G%c<.
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;
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12J/-c
12%c
14c; - 17,583 Copper Rand Chihoiig.
k—
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;
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19 19%--r
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19
19
205
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•
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-■
350
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1
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51c
60c
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i
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7c 7%c 3,70t)
Craig Bit
*
2.60 2.60'
- 200
Craigmont Mines
50c
2.70 2.80,
1,600
Cree Oil of Canada
!
4.60
4.05 4.65
*
8,945
Warrants
1-74
1.50
1.89--- 29,060 Crestbrook Timber common
*
—
1-80 1.00 - 600
Preferred
50
' -18
18520
Croinor Pershing
1
--4
fi%c< o'.ee-1,000
Crown Zellerbaeh
—5
•
—.
54% 54 V«,
99
Cusco Mines
1
—
13c 13%c
150,000
?'v, :
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
LOW
*•"
_
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 12
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday ■'
_
41%
July
Oct
...
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5803
(2497)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Hard
'
Carpets
Rock
Harrison
Gold
Mines
Minerals
Hartz (J F)
Low
8%
:
1
Friday
_i
-
-
15C
—
class-A—.
'
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Hasaga Gold Mines
Headway
Red Lake
Gold
Mines
Heath
Hees
(Geo H)
Hendershot
14c
17 %C
1
Iron
10c
_1
8c
7%c
5 '/a
4.65
5%
5
5 Va
5%c
5%c
6%c
1.65
1.65
1.70
83c
6c
12,000
1.00
4.00
Heva Gold
*
common
Mines_
1
Oils
'
23Vac
20e
:
*
„
'
—.—
1
Hinde & Dauch Canada
;
;
Consol
Home
Co
1
Gold
4%C Jan
8c
1.10 Jan
1.74
Dec
26c
10,800
49
65
3,483
17c
30c
Jun
39!/'a Apr
29%
28%
29%
17%
17%
16%
20 ya
30%
May
Nov
common
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hudson Bay OIL,
;
Hugh Pam
Porcupine
Oils
39
16%
28%
4.20
4.05
4,295
4.25
56
13%
25 Va
Jan
39
Dec
39
3.05 Mar
'3,900
,
July
'21% July
56
54%
19 Va
4,779
15% Mar
23
17c
16 %c
18c
7,000
15c
Aor
28c
1.70
1.70
1.92
3,500
77c
Jan
47%
47%
50
32
Jan
•>
2,935
39%
*
'
19%
*
!
j
1
.
Huron & Erie Mtge
r"
;•
Oct
62
Apr
"
Bank
10
;
Imperial Investment class A
61%
61
•
63 %
759
43'%
Moneta
class
% July
2.08
'
1
Jun
J.
Nama
Creek
Nov
6% Jan
14
Sep
23
Oct
lioy'a Feb
47%
Oct
imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.*
Indian Lake Gold____.
:
i
14 Va
14
14%
3,190
I2?'u
14% Jun
Nealon
5%C
5%c
Gc
17,000
10c
Neon
38%
38%
H8l»
13 y4
13%
13 7,«
Ltd
common.*
$4% preferred
Iuglis ( John) & Co_
100
——
,
;
—
4.70
17%
L
4
790
--
"
r
r,
■■
*
Dev
7Va
7
7%
15
1434
2.70
17%
2.70
Milling 4%
international- Nickel
international
Dec
■
57c
60c
■
2.70
'
I
58c
.1
Co
cl A pfd_100
'
98
69
file
69
82%
86
"9,081
25c
24 c
26c
56,250
—m
'
9
Jun
40c
100
85%
5%
18 %
3.55
Aug
87c
May
69
Dec
69 Vz
July
Oct
Nov
Oct
16% Sep
Jun
2.50
200
3,016
—*
Jan
14
1,300
_1
commoii
Rapwlck Ltd.
2.70
.10% Feb
4,090
r
"
International
91
10,105
1
>
^
Min &
5-Va
17%
'
20
common
Warrants
50
4.30
Jan
391/* Aug
14% Sep
Jan
6.75 Jan
1,790
17%
'
Preferred
Inspiration
Jan
July
2fi%
6,582
91
July
'
•
_I0
.
Inland; Cement Co »fd
Inland-Natural Gas
91
*
Apr
70
91
Oct
Oct
mei
prmntci.'i
Pipe, Line
_*
com
j.-i-
11
11
11
•
47%
45%
47%
830
9Va
Syndicate
Sep
Oct
25c
common,
23
:25c
23
1
___—_
23
2.20
23
20 %
30
23
2.08
-
2.24
12
3i805
Iroquois
1
Glass preferred
•
1.90
1.95
600
12%
13
500
-
—
10
__
■
■
•
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lave
-Exploration
Jefferson
1
„
Joburke
Gold
Mines
'onsmltii
55c
11c 14%c
37,083
18c
23c
93,600
:>oc
7,100
11c
14c
"27,000
51c
5,997
,
1
Mines
—,
20c
_•
—
13c
Jowsey
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound PetrolJupiter Oils
Kelly
23c
Douglas class A
Nov
23
Dec
Gold
13
.
Deo
94c July
12% Nov
10c
Sep
23c
Jan
10%c Jan
23c
Dec
Feb
41c
Oct
8c
Jan
23o
July
38c
Jan
75c
Oct
I7%c July
36c
July
100
1,90 Feb
;
8%
»%
UTu
10,060
3.75
4.90
6,420
2.49 Mar.
1.00 Mar
9
9:!i
1,360
5% July
5%c
5!uC
6c
19%
19
J9Va
1.S9
2.05
36c
—
,
Nov
19%
14% Jan
2.20
Feb
95c
9% Nov
8V2C Oct
Jan
5c
6,500
-42c
35c
9
5.20 Nov
'
2,100
L
Nov
4.20
10,620
2.05
Mines
Gold
Copper
Warrants
'2.34 Oct
Jan
4.80
—
-
Kerr-Addison,
v2.*95 0dt
July
0%
Warrants
Kilembe
74c
Nov
Oct
Oct
27c
Jan
5c
L Sep
19c
NOV
32c
3,850
Sep
73c
52,832
*
40 %c
Kirkland Minerals.—.
Kirkland Townsite
Mar
14c
10c
10c
500
8c
27%
28%
2,360
18% Jan
24
24
24%
6,915
-14% May
10
10%
1,090
7
Mar
i—I
Mines
27'a
*
:—10
Labatt. (John)
Ltd..
Labrador Minlna & Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
Cinch
10,572
1.08
1.01
1.08
5,405
91 o
Apr
Lake, Dufault, Mines—
1
65c
62c
65c
Lakeland
I
3.00
2.-35
3.10
82.
80%
82
lOo
8»/aC
Gas
—
Lake ttngmab Gold MinesLake
Lake
Lake
Woods
of
Mines
OSu
i
Lamaque
.
Dec
1.18 Sep
85c
Jan
7©
3,800
124--
-Jan
80
-100
-
120
87
120
Jan
128
Nov
Jan
29c
May
Mar
25c
Nov
2.85
24 y a
1,036
20
2.75 Jan
'105
Jii
20
24
100
.
3.50 Dec
2.95
2.20 Jan
19
27
Jan
20
Dec
1.40
1.39
1.49
33,350
95o
Jan
>Lencourt
Gold
Mines.
13c
H'/aC
3 6c
12,000
Gc
Apr
Lexlndin
Gold
Mines.
4%C
4 yic
5c
17,700
3C
20 V*
Nov
-
i
Class B
—•
30
34%
_•
34 V a
44 %
-
Hosiery class A,
Long Island Petroleums,,:
Lorado
t
Uranium
il Warrants
*,
Louvicourt
:
;
—•
J
5%
Mining
New
Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Mines
July
2.30 May
22
Jan
36
1,035
41% Jan
49
5%
50
7c
"
Aug
6% Mar
Jun
30c
II %c Apr
Sep
Dec
10,400
lie
Nov
4,000
8c
Nov
20 VaC
"47,400
10c
1,700
5c
18c
8c
•
.53,920
22c'
8c
-
68c
50c
■"
Aug
Feb
Majr
37c
Aug
11c
May
/
Nov
8%c
8»/2C
201/4
'
Macassa Mines
v
„
f
'
1
25c
23'/ac
I
9J/aC
—1
—
Macdonald M.lnes
Macfle
;
'2.90
Explorations i
Macleods
class
MacLeod
Cockshutt
pfd
A
I——,
3.10
28c
17,600
20c
9c
11c
22 %
34,000
385
38c
Sep
?Apr
20% July
Madsen
Red
-1
Lake
;
:
Mages Sporting Goods.
1.26
1.24
1.33
-15,700
34%
34
36
2,690
1
B
*
2.55
2.43
2.55
27,768
-10c
.
class
Bloedel
1.05
98c
1.05
32,750
I
1.05
Maneast
Uranium
1
8c
Mines
—
Nisto
7c
8%c
23,500
Nov
13 %c Nov
20%
100
27c
25c
1
11c
8»/aC
Mines
Ltd
Matachewan
McColl
class
Frontenac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Meta
Island
26c
Feb
5% Mar
11
Nov
1.450
77% Mar
109
Nov
15 VaC 171/aC
17,000
15c lGy'aC
25,166
32
400
32
Nor gold
12c
Jan
22 V* Aug
—
13c
0,240
Gc
Feb
15c
Atig
15,400
5c
Aug
11c
Ju)y
27c
29C
21,850
12c
May
47c
Oct
33c
35c
8,000
20c
Aug
46c
Oot
50e
Mines
16 %c
1
Mining
95c
*
13.50
46.
36,400
11c
Jan
1.03
31,800
61c
Feb
87C
10c
1
Preferred
14,/aC 16»/2C
14%
12%
14%
10c
12%
14%
2,200
365
150
8c
Jan
Apr
11% Apr
13% Feb
1.11
50c
Jan
28c
July
321/4
Nov
3.45
Oct
33 %c Nov
1.50
17c
13%
1.22
2,221
Oct
2.25
8,750
6c
Gc
1,100
5o
1
14c
14c
1,200
80
Jan
49
50 Va
35%
Jan
5c
Sep
-7c
July
Nov
14% Sep
Jan
10c
12c
31c
35c
Natural
Gas
94,900
30c
20c
2.42
Jan
18c
.
14,527
22c
14,800
18c
55 Va
7c
Oct
Nov
17c
47c
-
36c
Feb
15c
July
Nov
Aug
3.95
May
9»%c
July
L
2.23 Mar
3.20
9c
NOV
7c -Jan
.
Oct
Oct
34o
3.80
3.90
1,179
35
351a
125
33%
Jun
44
,1.35
1.49
2,7fi0
1.10
Apr
1^5 May
40c
39c
41c
39c
Dec
73c
Aug
1.48
22,786
154,355
37c
Mar
s
28c
_—:
1.50
1.58
Dec
2.00
7.501
1.81
Oct
4.60
Feb
1.30
3,400
1.10
Oct
3.50 Feb
12%
11%
12%
3,875
11
41%
41%
210
39
50c
1,085
2.40
9,200
1.01
3.3%
7fic
3,35
3.30
1.30
1.10
12%
i
4,3.51
10
;.
25
24
J 8c 21 Vac
12c
9,900
12,800
200
17c
2,800
8 Va
100
7%C
7c
fiOc
*
1
-90a
*
•
55c
14
10
•
14
G%e
3.15
3.15
1.21
lGc
39c
common
1.95
40c
common
Gold
preferred
preferred
Oil
Mines
Oil
&
Minerals
26%
2G:%
27
20
".25
24%
25
155
.
•
8.40'
9.00
3.40
3.40
3.40
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
Gold
of British
Uranium
Develop
Oils
River
Corp
Royalties
Columbia
9c
9c
9%c
27c
37c
9,500
1
July
Sep
July
Jtdy
-16% Sep
80
Mar
1.35
Apr
•
Feb
-
9c
Jan
Jam
23c
Mar
Jan
1.55 Feb
Oct
32c
Jan
July
2.10 May
55c
May
.
Sep
8
Jan
'■■
9% Jun
27 V«
Dec
25%
Oct
May
5.75
Jan
.»•'
Feb
.
10% Oct
•' £
4.00 Mar
' Jan
9c
Dec
20c
19c
-
Jan
61c
Aug
-250
Jan
440
>■
July
Nov
2i% Oct
26'% May
34% Aug
15%
17%
18,144
21
31 Va
2,203
57c
500
Gc
6 Vac
3,000
4%c Jan
5c
,(ic
15,600
3%c Jan
45c
16%
--
y.c
^
4-c
4.00
j'
^lc
J
■
57c
YJ
/*
--
3-/2
41c
Apr
16,449
37 %c
Jan
3,20
3.20
50
2.70
Sep
4.00
4,65
3,730
58c
1.00
36,092
3.05
2.25
2,427
17c
19c
33,980
35c
41c
83c
Sep
9c
Jan
11 %c
70c
Feb
July
4.00
Jan
3.90 Aug
6.35
NOV
Dec
1.00
58c
2.50
Jan
Dec
3.70 Aug
25c
161'isc
9,564
33c
July
23c
July
July
20c 21 Vac
32,220
18c
Feb
40c
May
9
9»%
3,410
Feb
10%
44 Va
44%
32'%
50
40
Jun
46
July
141
24
Aug
34
Nov
10
93
Jan
100
Sep
Aug
32
14c
Jan
6%
Oct
100
100
1.51
1.59
36,660
Nov
2.10
22c
23c
16,400
22c
Dec
40c
1.30
1.48
7,250
70c
Jan
1.31
1.40
80,950
38c
.Tan
1.50
Nov
90c
1.05
25,800
60c
Jan
1.75
July
85c
--
J-45
1-3?
93c
98c
1-31
7c
*
1
10
■
•
1
*
30c
Dec
2; 15
500
34c
--
50c
•
Jun
19
12,000
27c
34c
l o9
1
July
1.60 NOV
24% Jan 4
100
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
40c
'
Nov
35c
-
63,627^
8.50
2
•
& Gas
1.55
100
100
1
1
Sep
Sep
4.25 Jan
33o
May
11 Vac Jan
1,100
9%
37c
--
1-2B
5c
1.04
4,220
37c
OV4
1.90
58c
50
"
Preferred
-
11 Vac
32,300
1.85
17c
1
*
1
16%
;
'
-
—J
13%
6,500
*
2
4c
45 %c
25,400
•
1
Canada
8%
5,000
16c
■jL
—}
14c
150-
Gc
1
—1
1.40
2,350
.
,12c
*
———-1
3
12 c
—
1
38c
Apt
28
Jan
|()%c Mar
7,500
8c
51c
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]
—
14c
1.40
'
14c
2.70
Feb
6.00
1.55 Oct
May
1,125
1.40
20c
<
Feb
27
3.00
Feb
1.90
Apr
27
•
3.70
—
—39
Mines
"
3.70
13%
•
—
...—
•
Feb
14
Jan
1.32
44
Nov
3.50
14% JUS
,
Apr
32% Sep
1,990
■14
50c
27
Jan
3,600
13%
8Va
1
uL
——
St
Feb
1.95
17c
Specialties.—.—;
Credit
4.65 Sep
■;
1 20
L—
Mines
Gas
49c
Apr
2.75 Feb
1.35
1
Pipeline
32c
2.00
•
20
—*'
Porcupine
Oil
1.51 Jan
.
9,600
186,400
—,—
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Prairie
1.18
5,769
53,200
-
-
1.01 Aug
Dec
May
20c
2.95
3.00
—*
•
•
Paymasiei
Power
1.60 NOV
Feb
75c
peerless
Powell
Oct
2.15
•
Rights
Placer
1.00
65o
57c
-
1.30
Pato Consol Gold—-
Ponder
Nov
2.25
1
Oils Ltd
Ore
7 %c
6,632
50
of
Perron
Jan
3,685-
—
Amalgamated Mines
Permo
Nov
4c
G7c
1
1
Parker Drilling
Peoples
12c
1.45
Parbec Mines
Penmans
Sep
90c
50%
Sep
-4VaC
.
65C
10V2c
NOV
13c
25®
Petroleums
Pitch
2.20
4,266
8,500-
81c
Hersey Tubes
Oct
20,214
Gc
1.61
Jun
50
Lake
Pioneer
2.35
lie
3.3c
4V2c Jan
G7c
—*
Ltd
Mines
Oct
2.25
4.500
6c
•
—1
1
Mining——
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Grenada Gold
July
July
2.25
584,901
7J%c
10c
-
1.25
7c
34c
& Debenture.—.,
Ontario Steel Products common
52c
.1.28
97c
1.19
90c
^———•
-1
:—
(tl-'Xi
•
1.11
:
Loan
48c
Jan
Apr
33c
:
"
1
Preferred
Pembina
July
7.26 jtay
327,600
I
1
Malartic
Jockey Cli b common
22c
14c
Mar
Feb
20c
7c
1
Oils
Petrol Oil
oy'2c
Mar
Oct
15c
11c
4%c
9c
—_—
Nov
5,000
Jan
6,500
1
Lake Mines
Gold Minee
Cement
90%
20,100
13,047
1
Ontario
Peruvian
37,300
9c
1.08
Oils
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
PCE
Ap*
2.59
Gc
,1
Mines—
Patino
Oct
57c
9c
Rouyn
Oakville Wood
Pardee
31C
.
1115 Aug
94c
Exploration.
Mines
Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
Osisko
Feb
Sep
Gc
Nova
Ormsby
ri
....
Northern Quebec Power common..
Northern Telephone
n
Stop
-33c
Jan
V 50c
Nov
9c
Smelting. .—1
Mining &
Itj'-i
warrants
Ontario
July
1.35
97c
!IIj
1957
Ontario
Feb
62c
;
i.-,.
•
Uranium
Northland
35c
:
■
1
—
Northern Canada Mines
69%
9c
21c
14
O'Leary
12VaC
.,25c
69c
9VaC Dec
..
12c 121/aC
12\lc
1
warrants^
Okalta
Jan
Oct
.—1
:
Mines
Mines
1956
93 y8 July
25c
isy^c
39c
1.01
.
"
Preferred
Jan
34c
16,214
13,770
13c 13','2c
33c
—.
North Star Oil common
Jan
8c
2,100
8c
Mines—
Rankin
50
23c
34,543
19C
"Class A warrants
87
25c
Mar
37c
1.12
:
'
Oct
Northspan
25
9C
J 8c
32c.
1.06
13c
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
2,013
Jan
loy'ac Jan
Apr
33c
Warrants
91
67%
Apr
4c
May
Oils
G1
335
4c
26.832
l(ic
Preferred
91
86%
Jan
10,200
26c
North Canaaian Oils common
GO
85%
19o
6c
19,800
Nickel
Ocean
July
JMly
13,100
Normetal Mining Corp
Norvalie
AOg
14c
9i%c
34c
Mines
Northern
44c
Jan
11,110
Norsyncomaqu®
North
Jan
60
,
8C
1.12
NOV
15%
5i%c
....
Dec
13c
22o
8,700
31,640
5,208
30c.
De<?
Aug
29.c
Mines
Nor theal
32c
8i%c
29c
——
Gold
Norlartic
Norpax
28c
.13
8c
Canada
Noranda Mines
GO
30c
15y2c Dec
1
3.20
4%c Apr
:
Jun
49
Jan
syiic
50a
-
Mines
—
Mlnes.
page
Aug
2G.280
85%
see
May
1.39 Oct
35c
10%
16c
Lake
footnotes
8V2C Jan
13% Nov
102 105 %
10%
16 %c
common.
Mexican Light & Power common
For
Feb
29,300
44,575
108,150
32
Petroleums
Uranium
8c
40c
lie
28c
B
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
July
1.09
Lake
McMarmac
Medalllon
12c
10c
..100
Red
Jun
Jan
22c
porcupine
MoKenzie
93c
5C
1
Consol
Preferred
Mclntyre
23%c Oct
18,000
•
Maybrun Mines
Grain
37,925
lie
97C
10%
Feb
28c
1.02
105%
22
7% Feb
]0%c
.100
6c
2,730
27%c
common
Preferred
Mc^abe
13
1
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
12%
•
1
Oils
Mining Corp
Mai-'in-MrWpelv
13
500
May
23% May*-
July
2.30
Paramaque
1.30 Aug
•
1
10,556
151/4
20
37 Va
50
26c
Acme
Pamour
Jan
May
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
7i%C
Jan
1.50
G90
.
Jan
2.21
Gold
Jan
3c
90c
May
Gc
151/4
4
26c
Mines
Nov
6,000
9,765
7C
3.20
23%
48i%
7c
1
—.—
Nlpisslng Mines
Pacific
Deo
lie
18
2.56
48i%
1
Mining & Smelting
Mines Ltd
Page
14c
1,300
12,429
22i%
.20©
Rim
1.05
1.05
Apr
5%
27% May
5% Nov
2.30
Superior
Nickel
2.80 May
3laC
45,000
22 Va
Jan
Nov
1.00
*
Marigold
4c
Aug
37%
9%c
Maple Leaf Gardens,,
Maritime
1.70 Jan
45c
...
20 V8
9%c
Goldfieids
Cons
Majortrans
Marcon
90c
Apr
23% Jan
...Dec
1.39 Dec
31'aC
J
Malartic
Magnet
„.
Oct
23
"
Mac'millan
Nov
33C
"5c
2217
20
3.20 Jun
2.40 Jan
7,393
Jan
24%
2.90
28c
"
2.95
20
25
1
New
26c
25
271/4
1
—
;
of
Dec
8c
8>%c
20%
4,000
201/4
271/4
•
Senator
Nickel
Feb
"■ Nov
16
16c. -Jan
Mar
.*
•36o
16
New
Nov
4,548
47
5%
9c
Oct
Jan
1
Obaska
25c
15c
Feb
Rouyn Merger
O'Brien
9c
Sep
15,700
1GC
12
New
Nov
20c
AUg
800
11%
—1
Oil
Mylamaaue
NOV
30c 38yaC.
82c
Apr
1
•
Newnorth
32%
9c
Oct
41o
.1
'-H',
...
35 y*
3i~c
47c
140
Mines
Manitoba
New
1.50 Jan
1
Dec
565
—i
Newlund Mines.,
22% Jan
7c
Dec
.60©
Keiore
30% Noy
2,250
91%
Pete
New- Jason
New
(L755
5
Feb
Mines..
Hosco
New
1,471
35
NOV
14,104
6c
Develop
Goldvue
2,065
34%
18
14%
22%
New Ilarrlcana.
35
1
:
—2
—
Oct
15c
7c
•44%
;
Oct
18%
14%
25c
Mines:
Davies
New
1.90
20c
Mines—'.
——
GoJdfleld
Lyndhurst
;
;
Feb
Nov
1.68 May
211/2C Nov
7c
—•
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Preferred
-London
"
780
Apr
5
Gold
Continental
New
31 %
^
51c
*
Tlramum.
Concord
New
31
1.80
"
pfd
54C
48c
Apr
64
1,731
"5,768
.20
Chamberlain Petroleum
34 Va
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class 3
Loblaw Cos claw A
1
91%
Jan
14%
14i%
"
__
Mines-
Calumet
New
Jan
Nov
16c
500
3.50
2.80
Gold Mines
Candy
Secord
Letteh Gold
Oct
15c
.
88i/2
7
C2c
11,200
„—
Bidlamaque
New
Feb
3,250
3.50
32% Dec
14%
3.70 Oct
2.70 Jan
•
63
2,050
3.50
Lawson & Jones class
•
Nov
10%
22c 23 yaC
1
La fcuz Mines
..Laura
30% Nov
25%
20VaC 23 Vac
-J
Wasa -Mining
-
10c
124
—100
preferred
40c
8,810
9,085
-
Dec
Feb
14%
common
New Bristol Oils—
I
Debentures '-4—
Dec
24
14%
New Athona Mines
Jan
41C
'
10c
—
"
"
38c
'
23%
Nov
15%
.1,575
10
La bine
Alger
New
Jan
'
13c ISTaC
Kirkland Hudson Mines—
Lake
Nesbftt
New
Nor
Kelvin a tor of Canada^
Kenville
1.90
Noy
Nov
21'%
130
„
70c
18%
15%
Mines
New
6
20c
17%
NOV
26c
21
„
400
32%
Nov
15 Va
Jan
9.10
1,270
65c
16c
Products
Nov
2,500
24c
1.90
ZZ
I"l5o
*,. ilOc
5,530
31%
13c
Jan
.8c
3,380
23»%
Aug
—B
Trust
Delhi
24
ib
11%, Nov
44,800
10%
26c
1
1.40 Mar
National
Dickenson
*\
49c
10 \ 4
.
13c
1
.;
Mines
Juliet-Quebec
50c
10%
1
(1939)
23%.
23
17%
—1
National Steel Car
,
51c
—
Lake
Jellicoe Mines
8,850
Dec
53c
National Petroleum
1
New
56% Oct
Jan
9% Jan
52a.Jan/
"
'
6Vac
7c.
89
:
New
""
Class A
Irish Copper Mines
iron
Ray
Mines
15,140
51c
Grocers
July
'
Investors
May
;
;
..
—5
11 y*
Jun
36% Jan
6,888
3.20
17%
Mines
72c
Ifi'/aC Jau
*
Infcerprovincial Bldg Credits
Jan
National Hosiery Mills class Bi
100
Corp
1.95
70c
Explorations Ltd—
National
7,459
-
1,225
17%
National Drug & Chemical common
11%
Accent
3.00
;
Minerals
42%
Warrants
2.80
23
Porcupine
National
47% Nov
67
fie.
Jun
32%
Preferred
Oct
Jan
20
3.15
_*
Multi
20 Va
industrial
A.
B
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
11%
970
Jan
23
41 Va
r
1.77
23
20 Va
i
31,560
745
-'mm
20
_•
t
Dec
2.25
36,100
42%
Oil
36c
15c
•
6% %• preferred-,.—
Imperial
68c
Apr
13%
Preferred
Imperial
Dec
19c
5.25 Oct
19 Va
Smelting
32c
387,467
: i3c
new
Aug
1,700
36c
6%C
Brewery
May
2.15
=
39c
131/4
class
Jan
2.34
14c
Moore
-
1.25
1.I8 July
3.00
Corp
Warrants
23
Apr
Apr
555
17%
•
•
Paper
Mimng-
14
8,800
1.14
:
,
2.30
Montreal Locomotive Works—
4,740
Janr
28c
29c
1
Molybdenum Corp
:
Jan
60c
1.60
32c
49c
6%G
Metals
High
24,200
15,717
13^4
New
Feb
1.40
Low
G5c
95c
„
2
Molsons
50% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Ote Mines
Min
Nov
2,400
49
17%
-•
Class B
Humber
Mindamar
Mining Corp
Ltd—
Howard Smith
v
h,
Dec
8,600
...
23 %c
-
—•
Class A
}
July
5%
1.40
City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
5.75 Aug
; ;
85c
Shares
High
62c
93c
Mill
Jan
,
'
tfollinger
Hoyle
Nov
10c
Apr
62c
"
Paper
Highland EeJl
Highwood Sarcee
Oil
July
79c
Oct
300
Oct
21c
Low
Oil & Gas
Midrim Mining
(Midwest Industries Gas
Warrants
Nov
12c
Jan
5,080
July
11%
Jan
Mldcon
Sales
lor Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
21c
Apr
Apr
6c
140,400
...
14c
Mar
12 %c
7.094
61c
8%
7% Mar
4,000
.
8c
_*
:
8c
.
250
.
18c
.50c
.
-
Sale Price
High
6% Aug
8 %c
Jau
23,500
10c 10\*c
5ic:
1
.
& Co
7,440
...
.
9
17 Vac.
■
-
400
16c
8%
"
•
1
Head of
Lakes
10c
Low
}
8%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8V4
——'
13
STOCKS
Shares
"l
Harding
DECEMBER
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
87c
1.02
29,150
1.28
1.36
15.833
Gc
7c
46,000
1.40
1.05
5c
1.85
Oct
1.23
Jan
1.73
Jan
9c
10%
590
Jan
11
20c
23c
13,500
33c
Sep
36c
20c
37 4
37
39
2,137
28%
61
61
63%
307
54 %
Apr
Jan
2.15
2.25
1,300
2.15
Dec
1°%
10%
8
39%
68
Feb
Oct
Feb
Apr
May
Nov
Jan
Oct
Aug
3.55 May
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
Monday, December 15,1958
.
(2198)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
6,695
13c
16.600
4.20
4.40
1.35
1.55
2,000
70c
Jan
7c
10c
79,240
7c
Dec
13c
5.75
6.00
2,600
4.2b
Jun
7.05
6.45
6.45
21
3.90
Jan
3.80
L
5.85
Dome.
Inc warrants—2..—
P R M
4.60
5.00
12,430
92c
98c
2,600
2.95
2.87
3.00
25,895
10c
10c
lie
37,300
4.G5
1
Pronto Uranium Miner.
•'
Airways
Prospectors
—
Producers Ltd
Gas
Provo
nil
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Jun
Trans
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line
Jun
Transcontinental
Apr
79c
Jan
2.41 Mar
5c
May
Sep
Nov
71c
Oct
Mar
Jan
23,725
23c
Apr
50c
Gc
Jan
10c
25c
6%c
4.05
6,000
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
19c
i
>
76c
36,156
20%. 21%
1,324
18c
18,527
11%
2,825
75c
21 %
19c
73c
i
*
1,700
1,000
-16c
11%
i
15 %C
11
<
9%C
8c
8%C
12,956
3.70 Sep
10c
Apr
Oct
Jan
6.15
Jan
25c
Aug
1.55
Jan
70c
Jan
20
Jan
26% Sep
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Ranger
13c
Jan
31c
Sep
13%
Oct
7.50 Jan
Dec
8c
15c
Jan
—
—
Rupununi
July
Feb
55c
Oct
65c
74c
26,600
6c
8c
5%e
Dec
1.13
1.13
1.13
500
85c
Aug
45c
14,400
24c
Jan
preferred
$1
Little
40c
1.20
1.08
common
..
7,000
1.60, Apr
65c
Dec
1.20
17,420
1.00
Jan
10c 10 %c
5,000
5 %c
Jan
59c
63c
34,517
17%
17'%
200
59c
*
——*
.
31c
Apr
16% Jun
2.75
1.18
Feb
10c
Jan
Oct
1.50
71c
May
Sen
74c
Aug
17%
Oct
12%
12%
150
Jan
12% May
13%c
160
29,200
9c
Jan
28c
28C
9c
10
Union
Consol
31c
34c
38,385
Feb
1.30
July
10c
11c
14.257
Jan
13%
9,507
12
Apr
Oct
29 %c
13
100
100
100
1,216
98
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class
Poyalite Oil common
Industries
A—.
—
11c
10 %c
11c
16,000
10
*
7,7'/i>
11
10%
75%
77%
3,871
11
11
50
10%
10%
1.186
10%
11
860
•
*
—_
St.
15%
Jun
106
Sep
Jan
21c
53
Mar
77%
11
Mar
11
6c
Oct
Dec
Mar
Nov
7
14%
Feb
9.75
11% May
Jan
*•
A
;
Nov
Nov
26,650
30%
29%
31%
7,574
56
52%
56
553
15%
16%
59c
61c
2,514
40c
Apr
75c
Jun
14c 15 %c
30,500
!)e
Mar
20c
July
14c
1
Petroleums
1
1,514
1.05
97c
1.02
'
6.215
36,150
47c
United
United Oils
Sherritt
50c
Jan
Dec
1.12 July
170
21,125
1.84
6.60
32
1.80
1.89
9,150
1.05
Nov
2.35 Mar
6.40
6.60
3,100
4.10
Jan
7.45
Sep
32
33%
2,837
24
Jan
33 %
Dec
s—
43
43
170
43
Nov
48%
Jun
■ —•
47
47
50
46
Oct
51% May
28
Mar
49
Dec
34c
Aug
62c
Nov
*
6%
Wgma
Silver Standard
fiilverwood
Mines—
Dairies
class
S
K
-
32%
33%
2,608
33%
4.90
33
33%
105
4.90
4.95
765
4.90
Nov
4.05
4.40
2,945
3.65
Jan
GOc
56c
68c
40,032
23c
Jan
4.75 May
83c
Apr
16c
16c
2,000
13c
Jan
24c
11%
11%
11%
793
30%
30%
31%
5,584
61c
61c
63c
3,710
-54c
Apr
13,635
GOc
Oct
16
Jan
25%
Dec
4%c
Apr
26c
Nov
•
Somerville
Sourls
Ltd
preferred
1.15
1.00
1.15
•
Roi
Van
25%
24%
25%
3,055
18c
16c
23c
294,757
50
50
Southam
61
*
Union
Oils.
38c
1
Air Services
85
10c
500
60
•
50
10c
50
Valley Oil
Southern
Oct
32%
.•
Manufacturing
common
8locan
4.90
34,464
•
Mines Ltd
D
Slater
Dec
4.10
50c
A—;
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
1.03
3.95
1
Mines
Silver Miller
Apr
4.00
5
1
Quebec.
Mines
30c
•
trust
preferred
61
440
48c
291,700
7
1,100
38c
6,525
20c
30,166
3.90
Apr
21% Jan
34
Sep
21
33 %
Dec
Jan
10% Jan
16% Mar
47
5%
Oct
July
12
Nov
32%
Dec
76c
1.70 Mar
Apr
51
Feb
Dec
15c
Jan
61%
13o
Apr
87c
5'
May
7%
Sep
2.50
1.80
2,200
30o
15%c
15c
17c
37,850
15c
Nov
26c
•
13%c
13 %c 13 %c
3.850
12c
Nov
25c
Stand Paving & Materials
•
47%
46%
49
2,890
33%
Jan
49
1
83c
80c
89c
32,285
80c
Dec
2.10
•
37c
36c
41c
8,940
35c
Nov
1.25
1.51
1.50
1.65
6,450
Dec
3.15
1
60c
GOc
65c
17,816
GOc
Dec
95c
•
6%c
49,600
Starratt
_
__
__
_
Mines-
Nickel
1
gc
11%
Walte
Wayne
Petroleums Ltd
Knapp Canada
Pyrite Copper
<&
Petroleums
Oil
Canadian
Rights
;
1.50
Nov
•2.00
2.20
2,700
2.00
Dec
3.35
Nov
Weston
(Geo)
Class
5%
2nd
White
1.00
1.50
Jan
8.30
Feb
i
Wiltsey
70
12 %c
14%
45
Windfall
Oil#
Wood
Preferred
12,200
4c
Sep
20c
6,100
5c
Jan
Class
102 % May
14%
14 V*
32%
1,600
9%
11%
6,605
6%
Aug
11%
3.80
4.75
5,910
1.50
Feb
4.75
Dec
1
1.51
1.59
8,004
1.50
Jan
1.90 Mar
i
5%c
13,900
Yale
Lead
Yellorex
Yellowknife
Young (H
Jan
35%
Nov
i
21%
Jail
35
Nov
Jan
97
Jun
'
i
13%
13%
1,545
Jan
15
Nov
»
Jan
107
Tiara Mines
8
1,500
1.09
1.05
1.17
14,700
66c
Apr
67c
2,200
30c
Apr
80c
18c
21c
144.040
13c
67c
7c
8,200
5c
Apr
Jun
13c 14 %c
6.360
19c
Dec
3.50
2,075
3.50
Dec
4.95
Jan
2.75
1.00
Jan
3.25
3.25
3.25
175
3.25
\q
July
16
18%
7,320
15%
Jan
10,568
3%c
1,200
10,660
29%
31
140
13c
Zulapa
Toronto
80
9.15
9.00
9.25
18%
18%
187b
1.20
1.29
2.60
97c
Elevators
1
Toronto
8tar
Towagmac
preferred
Exploration
Apr
!
'
Nov
IOV2
Nov
i
Jan
19Vb
Nov
1
1.70
Feb
j
7.50
2,390
10%
10c
11,000
1.000
84c
88c
14,750
G3c
72c
77.900
5%c
4,565
28%^38%c
27.000
16%
20,750
11 %c
23c
24c
23c
Exchange
6c
Jan
69c
'
Jan
-
Par
.
Pulp
Canada
'
Low
♦
Canadian
1
L*
Consolidated
25.
-
100
3.60
2,843
3.00
Jan
-26
26 Vu
1.442
-20%
Jan
-105
20%
27i%
24%
25Va
32%
5%
^ 4.90
5-7/b-
___*
42%-
41
-
42%-
-
-
36%
34 %
46
Jun
21
2542
Oil
Dominion
Glass
19% Mar
31
45
Jun
—6
Inc
1.16
Jun
Ogilvie
1.11
Jun
Penct Oreille
7% July
1.35
Jan
12,950
32c
34c
4,900
30c
July
Sep
56c
55c
61c
16 150
55c
Dec
6%c
6%c
7c
10,200
5c
Mar
1.45
1.36
1.49
121,816
80c
July
26c
2,000
21c
Jan
1
30c
30c
32c
5,00ft
19c
Jan
10
51%
51%
52%
4,345
39%
3.40
3.70
26,516
*
&
Ontario
9% Aug
2.00
2.16
6Qc
1.28
10c
1.49
Nov
Oct
Price
Mines
*
Sep
57b
Dec
42%
Dec
13c
Oct
20c
Sep
60
Feb
84
Nov
16
Apr
22
') Sep
18
Feb
25
Jun
245
---236
Jan
Jan
32%
Oct
75
-
2,080
.
11TV4 Nov
84 %-
2IV2
-305
-
29
139 141%
•
Jan
141%
Dec
Yukon
Feb
2.60
Cons( Gold
Zellers
——
44
45 %
1.00
6%
Corp—
1
—
6%
61C
64c
35%
Inv Trust—
35%
Dec
33c
Aug
52%
Nov
Oct
3.70 Nov
♦
No
a
Odd lot sale
par
«
:
- - '
(hot ihcluded in year's
t
-
value.
range).
d Deferred- delivery sale, (not
36
37%
115
IT
41
42
31ft
29% Jan
33%
32%
33%
53ft
24
Jan
35
Nov
5a%
58%
200.
51% Jun
59
Dec
f Flat
9%c 11 %c
6,595
7%c Jan
12c
Jan
rCash sale
4ft
200
48%
Nov
Feb
l.Xft Aug
4% Jan
-
T% Aug
-
57c1
60
Jan
65c
Nov
26
6.100
Jan
35%
Dec
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
Jan
37C
Jan
Feb
Sep
July
<
Nov
in
43% Oct
e
year's range):
Selling
ex-interest.'
'
4
price.
.
*
'
•
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-
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(not included in year's range)
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MARKETS
Ex-liquidating <Uvidend."
•
•
1
2.60
Oct
3.25
85c
-500
....
-
46%
34% Jan
1.040
35 Yt
1
34%
26
_
1,125
....
6%--
Oct
Jan
21V4
..
275
---
Jan
1.8ft Jan
725
34
43%-
2.50
1.00
2.60
•
44%
Petroleum
Third Canadian Gen
May
42
-
III—1
:
Bros
Southwest
36
gi/2c
28 V*
33%
2.50
Paper.
Flour common
41
.
*
50.
1
Minnesota
:
8Qc
*
141
-
109% 110 V*
28%
55
Jan
3.949
23l/2
4
109^1
5
Utilities
Apr
Nov
-
Dec
Apr
2ft
23%
International
Jan
-
245
2r%
1.27
-
1.90 Mar
2,000
83V2
4.40 May
Feb
26c
82
20%
Jan
Jan
26c
82
20%
Oct
26%
Apr
28
4,493
15C 15 %C
•
*
common
27%
Dec
33
May
65
Dec
26%
-Jan
12,493
-
Dec
4.43 Mar
Jan
210
49
49
Aug
27% Mar
-
240
-
Nov
7
Jan
46
:
*
40
-Apr,-
-.5
46
-
—1
'
.110.
2,350
-32%
,—I
Rand_
I High
Low
-w—
'
Range Since Jan-1
r
2,675
27%
—
Sales
Shares
34
24%
Dupont
38c
780
Apr
6%
32%
—*
Paper
Dalhausie
42
17,532
Juo
25c
3.25
46
26%
Investments
Ingersoll
45c
9
May
33
i
3.40
—5
common1
Marconi
100
1.95
Aug
8c
62c
Apr
i
6
33%
;
39%-
38%
-6%
Vinegars
3,000
1.83
73c
Jun
Sep
3%c
High
38%
;
:_B
Paper—1
Dredging
6,400
9
1.20 May
Jan
53c
for Week
Range
Sale Price" of Prie.es
Dominion Sugar
42
1.87
Jun
10c
Curb Section
—
Week's*"""
Last
'
;
Corp 1—i
——
American Bank Note—j
66c
1.61
16%c July
Mar
5%c
Nov
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Friday
74c
1.87
35c
Jun
27,500
_1
—
Jun
•
i
90
28c
29c
♦.
42
Rights
Iron: Work* class. A
Nov
11c
._1
i
STOCKS
GOc
*
Toronto General Trusts
-
70c
,
Dec
lOe
Toronto
76
1.20 Aug
65
5c
Ll
J
Co of Canada (1956)
—•
Hayes Steel Products
:
International Paper Common—.—7:50
X
Bank
Sep
Jan
85c
—•
':
;
-
wi When htsued.
x
f
Jan
20c
'
Prices Shown
73c
x.75
•
1
4.50
6%c
26c
;
July
8%c Sep
31%
6%c
27c
10 %c
!
Nov
Sep
9%c
1
_1
Nov
3.15 May
2,685
-
Nov
1.27
Mar
12c
3,175
1.29
-
8%
Jun
23
250
79
19% May
7%e Nov
3.6O
Dominion
6%
1,470
79
Toronto Stock
42
28a
Torbrit Silver Mines
4.25
27 V2
20c
Mining
60c
•
TombilJ Gold Mines
■,
4.25
25%
—
.
Zenmac Metal.
73/.
v
1
Tidal Petroleums
6%c
6%c
103
Nov
6c
Jun
70
7%
—_1
Canadian
Aug
13
1
—
6^65
106 IO6 V2
8
5
Gj, Mines—
•
;
21 %
106
27%
Yukeno Mines
2.49 Oct
26c
25%
4.40
f
;
87%
_*
Mines
Bear
Apr
1.70 May
6c
Mar
Feb
1.08
Feb
145
warrants
7—-
Bronze
Nov
5c
Oct
1.55
Apr
1.120
1
Oil
General
4
50
common
85c
1,700
_•
Mines
Canadian
21
97c
Jan
38
i
96
Zlnc___
&,
Canuck
Yankee
Canadian
25
4.35
40c
Dec-
3c
Si % Mar
125
2.4UU
Dec
.
34%
1
Wright-Hargreaves
_i
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Texas Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
37
95c
Nov
36
30
34 %
.
Jun
8,195
___«
Mines
3c
93c
—_—100
Nov
13
1.00
1$% Feb
10% July
Jun
100
Jan
92
A—
class
A
Bulolo Gold
24
5%c
J
9%c Aug
_s
Woodward Ltd class A
Canada &
24
•
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
1.99 Mar
33%
Ltd
-
Oct
10%
*
Preferred
Nov
1.50
34 y4
—
Indus
(J)
Loblaw
Taurcanls
5,723
92
.
Mines
&
Alexander
Dec
24
1
Tamblyn common
1.85
_1
Winchester Larder
Jan
12%
500
,
i
[
1.70
July
7%c
—_1
19c
«
Gold
1.05
34
—
Coghlan
8%c
_*
Gold
Feb
Warrants
Jan
9c
4%c
3.50
Cons
65c
61c
Minek
Willroy
Feb
25
Industries
14,550
-
Jan
•
Warrants
Inlet
90c
13%
Feb
Sylvanlte
86c
_<■
97
S wit80jj
<
Apr
27c
34%
Yukon-.
<fe
15
Supertest common
Ordinary
Jun
39c
Apr
100
preferied——
Pass
Mar
Preferred
13c
Sep
18c
•
38
1,300
Nov
14c
•
—„
100
6,931
5c
9,000
_100
T
preferred
Warrants
J.
25,478
2.00
;
6,000
93c
A
class
B
4% "fo
45
18c 19 %c
Oct
9c
18c
36%
11
1.95
3,000
;
6V2C
..
45
•
4.70
.}
NOV
25c
Apr
19c 19 %e
A
Apr
2.00
Jan
2.10
3c
class
Petrol
Naco
8,500
1
8%c
160
5c
Petroleum
Grocers
British
l
101,800
6c
Warrants
4c
:
'
Oct
14e
3.80
1.55
7%c
12%
common
Nov
4.75
6c
Mines
Oct
34%
5c
-—
Canadian
Exploration
6.T5
Jan
lie
•
-5
:
Newioundiand Develop_i.
Propane
Apr
24%
32%
*
_
—-——
Breweries
—;
Decalta
Western
5.15
7,470
-
6%c
14%
Copper
Warrants
I
4,272
33%
;
-
Canada
Western
6.40
32%
Asbestos
Cons
21
11%
Products
Westeel
6.10
32 ^4
1
Angio
Sullivan
July
Oct
31%
Nov
2.15
t
Anglo
Superior
12c
Jan
1.15
—
Mines
Malartic
Oct
Sunburst
Jan
4,706
9,260
1.84
Dec
4,700
5C
14,700
7c
1.44
Gas
&
Jun
16.000
4.25 July
Dec
27- %
-
13c
7c
I
3.30
200
6C
L,
1
7c
3.30
•
'
102% 102%
11c
12c
1.45 Sep
"
9c
36
7^
f
17 %c
Jan
II
Jan
•
1.34
19 %c
Jan
X
Aug
26%
.1
1.
45%
1
Oct
1.00
45% Sept
Oct
3.80
24%
10Q
Apr
15%
Nov
58c
9,700
Nov
2.85
July V
22V2
Oct
68c
Apr
10 %
68c
4
268
Nov
4.60
Sep
1.63
5,800
-
41
90c
3.30
12C
4%c Mar
preference
River Gold
35c
1,305
85c
87c
Ltd
1,540
Contact
11%
.
JUly
1
Feb
27
~
2,700
Sturgeon
60
54
May
3.40
22,649
-79c
Oct
1.44
Ltd—„
Oil
Westburne
West
conjmon.
36
Sudburv
2.21
Oct
7.75
2.25 July
25
-
Dec
44
;
25,837
Nickel
Lake
Werner
Wespac
West
W)
&
68%
Steinberg
52
150
45c
6.35
(G
67%
12%
Apr
6%C
■
Mines—
Amulet
Walker
35%
X
24%c Dec
Jan
16%
1.050
40c
36
I
Wainwright Prod & Ref—...——.
36
20
18% Aug
-
-1.50 Oct
106
-
:
2.10
;
3.30
•
:.
:
.
gg %
gc
4
90c
—
•
•
-
53
4.10-
3.95
11%
80c
-
Explorations Ltd-—-J
Mines
•
Mining
Toronto
2.19
—
Bros
Steep Rock Iron
Sterling Trusts
Surf
6c
54
52
:
40c
1
_—
Canada
Stedmab
Steel of
Steeloy
Gas
Mar
Dec
Jan
4.90
•745
40%
1
Oct
&
July
38c
17c
■
2.501
21%
53
52
3.95
,
Oil
75c
Oct
9,145
1.72
21
—j
1
iinii
Jun
Stanwell
Jan
13c
'
•
.
Jan
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
*
•
,
•
:"4
•
_
7.50
1.61
;
'•
Dec
Stanleigh
Uranium Corp
Nov
15%
5,200
7.25
1.61
—....
Feb
Warrants
Apr
45c
16C
-
7,540
-
24c 24 %c
4
•
7.45
„
.»
Ltd
Ltd
Ventures
Feb
Mines
Jun
5.75
18c
Apr
Jan.
4.00
Nov
6%
Stadacona
July
25%
:
Nov
38
1.36
Spooner Mines & Oils
13% July
30c
Oct
*
Corp
Nov
9c
6%
_*
Warrants
..
Apr
1.80
Spartan
m.j
*
15%-
15%.
15%,
/'
——;
Consol
VattdQQ
163%
49
Voting
22c
I7%c
;
•
:
Alloys '
Violamac
Jan
3.30
•
common
20c
18c
—
870-
..
Dec
1
Breweries
Sicks
11,950
a
Vanadium
56
1
Gordon
i;
Jan
ia
4,000
'•'*•11,
Jan
58C
7,800
4
'
25%
46
1.00
38c
—:—.l
Universal Controls
Western
45c
98C
-34c
"c
,—.—
Telefilm
Dec
58c
50c
;
13c
11,555
21C
:
Upper Canada
Wood
Sheep Creek Gold
4.40
iniii
—
United Steel
31%
50
preferred
4.25
'
Fortunes.
New
Western
50c
•
•
Ltd
4.30
-i
HiU_— -
Keno
U in tea
Oct
_50
Rainbow Oils
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class A preferred—.
23 V*
Oil
Canso
1.35
1
;
18c
22%
1
voting trust_«
Corps Ltd class B_L
11—50
United Fuel Inv class A pfd
25
Class
B
;
United
Apr
13% Jan
48
Metal
B
18
100
130
99c
Debentures
Class
Apr
Jan
17%
98 %
80c
i
Gold
River
Scurry
12
95
16%
25
Gold
Antonio
Satellite
Nov
•
common
series B pref
Sapphire
18%
98 %
100
Warrants
Sand
10% Mar
88c
16%
1
com
Gas
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
San
500
1
Corp
preferred
Maurice
5%%
17
16%
17
15%
Lawrence
5%
8t
class
16 %c
'
;
Asbestos
United
Western
St Lawrence Cement
Nov
United
Weedon
31c
10 %c
13%
1
Mines
Jan
9V»
•;
iinii
Ltd
Mining Corp—
Webb
100
Preferred
60C
20 Va
36,490
-
Chibougamau
July
1
Ltd—
Rocky petroleum
28,400
21,585
11%
1.56 July
11 %c
50c
♦
Rockwin Mines
Roe (A V) Can Ltd.
1.F7
28%
10%
Oct
12 %
15%c
1
Mines
Russell
42c
1
Uranium
Mfg
Robinson
Rowan
85c
17c
8,050
1
Mines
Athabasca
Robertson
Roche
Nov
10,500
I
Rich well
Rix
34c
55c
2.15
J
Uranium
Rexspar
Rio
9,000
46c
1.95
42c
———•—>
Macdonald
Reeves
45c
4Gc
*
1
1
_.
Oct
1.00
26%/
23 Vi
—
198
73c
—,1
_•
Ltd
Mines
Rainville
•
'
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Gas of Canada.:
United
Radiore Uranium Mines
Sep
1.45 July
38% Oct
Aug
59c
9c
34c
6C
44 %
11
•
Oil
Trinity
23,385
24c
.-
I 45%. Sep
Mar
37
1.00
:
-
_•
Resources
4.00
37c
114,142
3.90
200
42%
Jan
31%
1,790
...
27%
1
»
Pipeline
Tribag Mining Co
55c
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Petroleum
Triad
Prairie
1.33 May
55c
•
—
Trans
Nov
6.25
48c
Gc
43
42
High
Low
High
42.%
/t
42
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
'
Oct
6.80
47c
1
427/b
;
—
Nov
49c
—i
Low
—40
—1
Canada Explorations Ltd—
preferred
for Week
Range
of Prices-
Par
*
class A
Traders Finance
5%
1
.
5.50 Oct
52c
24C
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Sep
'
'
1
1.85 Aug
i
Chibougamau Gold—
Quonto
2.85
17c
—i
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec
2,700
Jan
5c
'
i
r
5% Oct
4.55
9c
1.55
_20o
Rights
East
Jun
3.75
4.25
12e
-.
President Electric
Preston
High
4.35
mmJ*
Iron Ore
Premium
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
4.55
•
Pipe Mfg—.—
Premier Border Gold—
Prairie
J1
Friday
High
Low
Par
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
sale Price
ENDED
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Ex-dividend.
•
'
t
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Ex-riglits.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
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Number 5803
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<*•»>
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, December
1:2
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc.. and other
selected sources
not represent actual transactions.
Thev do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated by*the "hid"V
or bought (indicated
by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on
'
which have
request.
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
.
Aerovox C©rp__—
Air Products Inc.;
Bid
r—1
_i
1
«%
26%
_
American-Marietta Co
American, Pipe & Const
Amer-Saint
Gobain
36-4.
28-/4
23
60
63-/4
62%
Grinnell
Corp
Farms
Partic
Society
Gulf Interstate
6%
Develop
Corp.
preferred
,
,
Sulphur Corp—,—^Oc
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
2.50
Metal
&
Gas
.
24-4
26-/4
Heiene
73%
High
Curtis
(A Ji
Co
40%
24-/8
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common.,.
___1
28-/4
10%
11%
79
82%
Inc
Hugoton Gas Trust "units".....
Hugoton Production Co..
,._.l
Husky Oil Co.
.
23%
84
18%
10
8%
44'/2
48-/4
__1
21-/4
22%
____10
12-/8
13-/8
Indian
Inc
__i
preferred—25
&
Central Indiana
Central Vt-Pub
Engines
States
Radio
Class
Co
common.
37%
40%
Ketchum
Co
28%
30%
Keystone
Portland Cem
5%
5%
Koehring
Inc
Co
44%
25
27-a
34%
37
13%
37%
14%
1
41
24-A
43%
26 %
1
3-/2
,4ya
2%
_1
21-/2
9-A
23%
10-A
Service
27-A
29%
17%
187/a
5%
6'%
*
11%
12%
1
Refining Co
S.yntex Corporation
Tarn pax
1
Corp__l
lc
71
46-A
5%
75%
Inc.
Gas
Suntide
Inc.—
5
-1
49 A
6%
27
Lau
28-/4
30%
Liberty. Loan Corp
Blower
Co
20-/4
21%
Lone
Star
Steel
24-4
46-%
50
89
Tekoil
Corp
:
93-/2
50c
19%"
20%
—1
Electronics
4%
1
Ling
22%
cl B__5
com
Co
Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co_
6-/8
18%
19
6
%
6%
20
5%
Madison
Co
Gas
Maremont
31
33%
-l-A
22%
A*
26%
28%
Electric Co—16
55%
59-4
Maryland
24-/2
26%
Maxson
Prods
Inc.—1
Corp
34%
48%
51%
26%
Bank of
19-/8
Bankers Trust
Boatmen's
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
32
34%
11%
17%
McLean
28-4
23-/4
24%
Meredith
17%
19
3
McLouth Steel Corp
9%
Industries
Machine
lc
5%
_5
63
67
1
12-/4
13%
12-/4
13%
5
9%
Class A
10-/4
10
11-/4
Mountain
14-/2
Detroit
43%
44%
261
25%
Utilities
Fuel
Trust
Natl
25%
27-A
41-A
44
43
45%
56%
59%
10
58%
61%
10
of
44%
of Phila.10
Bk
Natl
Exch Bk
Chem Corn
(NY)
Bank
(Savannah)
26%
61-/2
65'/2
City Natl Bk & Tr
(Chicago_25
1
30-/4
32-a
Cleveland Trust
Co
50
15%
28%
Commercial
Commercial Trust of N J
116
Co
1
Supply Co
National Aluminate Corp
Gas & Oil Corp
10
Bk
No.
of
Amer—5
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12-/2
26
27%
27 %
29
2-/2
43%
47%
5
22-%
24-/8
30%
87-A
315
32-/2
Shops of Del—1
11%
12%
52
&
Elec Assoc—8
55%
New
26%
28%
Nicholson
Co__5
35
37-,2
Norris
1
44
47%
Eng Gas
File
Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
21%
22%
*
16%
17%
50c
Co
Thermador
14%
92%
1
5
5%
2
Co
8%
9%
North American Coal
1
12%
13%
18%
20-/8
North
5
11-/4
12
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
71%
76%
2
14%
15%
Northwest
19
17%
19%
Northwest Production Corp
Gas
1
3%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
19%
Gas
Penn
1
11%
12
50c
22'/2
Sastern Utilities Associates___10
38%
40%
1
21%
23%
Old Ben
•
32
34%
Opelika
Otter
Natural
Oklahoma
Economics Laboratory Inc
Co
Gas
Paso
Electric
Electrolux Corp
Co
(Texas)
1
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co
14%
47
8
8%
Miss
Co
lOc
5
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
(SF)_10
-50
37%
40%
Federal Natl
Mortgage Assn_100
Corp
10
.
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
Fisher Governor Co
Florida
Food
Steel
Mart
1
Corp
Frito
Gas
17
18%
14%
15%
17
•
13
14%
30
32%
30
32-2
Co
Telep
4%
5
11%
12%
"A"__90c
6%
38
7%
Co—70c
26%
Sulphur
40%
7
Corp
1
36
38%
Indus.
1
16
17-/2
General Bottlers—1
Pepsi-Cola
1
Permanente Cement
_10
Pfaudler-Permutit
Lumber
Corp
12
13
24 ya
25%
28
30%
3%
9%
*
31%
33%
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
7-/e
7%
33%
35%
Portland General Electric Co_7-/2
25%
27-/2
2%
26%
29%
Portsmouth
1
16%
6%
7%
5
34%
37-/2
(Calif
1
pfd__.20
Gen Telep Co of the
Southwest
5 %% preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement Co
1
Giddings & Lewie
Mach Tool Co_2
(A
P) Fire Brick
Green Mountain Power
19
20%
Co
Steel
Potash Co of America
Producing
Properties
Inc
Baltimore
118%
34
36%
32%
34%
218
X31%
230
34%
49
23%
30
10c
First Natl
First
Natl Bank Trust
Bk
of St Louis
&
First
of
Trust Co
(Phila)
Westchester
369
New Rochelle
Franklin Natl
Island
of
Purolator Products
:—.
28
61
x47%
58
37%
65
•
50%
62%
_
31
33%
York Trust Co
25
92
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
525
95%
566
(N Y)
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co (Pittsburgh).
.20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergei* City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Tradesmen's
10
57%
60%
18
19%
42'A
44%
50%
63%
Bank
20
65
150
165
10
38
41%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
80
83%
19%
2IV*
Boston
7%
8%
Girard Trust
1
1
15 y8
16%
38%
33-/4
35%
(Wash)—20
96
100%
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
70-/2
Second Bank-State Street Trust
72-A
75 V4
48'A
51
(Boston
20
Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
34%
38 Y*
30
31%
12-A
55%
(NY)____20
88-A
91%
29
32%
55%
59
22%
23-A
43
46 Vs
25
42%
45%
10
25%
27%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
10
State Bank of Albany
52%
76%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
Sterling Natl Bk 4c Tr Co
(New York)
Trade Bk & Tr Co (N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
lO»/2
11%
10
41%
44%
10
46
47%
10
United States Trust (N Y)
20
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
27
29%
Union Bank of Commerce—
Hanover Bank of New York__10
Harris Tr &
Sav
Bk
(Chic)__20
49%
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Ca
(Union
Lio
115
37.
51%
129
"or
»ootno*es
39%
(Cleveland)
25
55%
61
City)_„8
16-A
17%
Drseeding MM.
—
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
41-/8
1
79%
68%
Exch Bk__l5
Guaranty Trust Co
lOYa
x70
67
5
Corn
9-A
20
64
Long
Corp
21%
24%
Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
20
10
Bank
NY
Tr
19%
70
22%
74-/2
New
St Louis Union Trust Co
Bank
Hudson
5
66%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
10
Natl
27
Corp
48-A
348
Now
82
City Bank (NY)„20
First Pennsylvania Banking
25%
Ltd
Natl Shawraut Bk of Boeton_12 %
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston) .100
56%
Natl
Alegre
Purex
23
25
of Patterson
First Natl
First
Punta
28'j
7.50
38-A
Co
X32',;
26%
44%
334
Banking
(N J)
78-/2
County
5
Natl Newark A Essex
53
69
Hudson
Co
70%
&
36
65
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co
Corp
Bank
10
(Jersey City)—25
Bk
10%
Sugar
Commerce
10
36%
19»/2
25
10
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) —12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
32
9%
of New Hamp
Co
Detroit
24%
353
18%
Serv
156
~
100
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
Pub
of
National
Dallas—10
of
—1
Pubco Petroleum
20%
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)„100
40%
114%
25%
67
38
17%
Gas
148
National Bank of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve)__16
10'/2
28%
Natural
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
22-A
6-A
(Atlanta)
Bank
24-A
Tr
Natl Bk of Chicago
Natl
27
5
County N Y
5-/2
25 y8
Tool
&
First
6%
Parker Hannifin
Bk
N J)
(Camden
33%
Corp..
Nassau
Provident
31%
10c
American
Natl
Camden
54%
25%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
A Trust (Phila)
First
51%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Bk
26%
—
40%
109
5
(Buffalo)
48%
Bank
10%
Trust
34%
Natl
~io
Oil
General Gas Corp
103
Tr
45%
Natl
9%
&
(Phila)
31
First
*
1
Co
73'A
First Natl Bank of Boston—12-/2
1
-
20
95
First
___2 50
Co
Co
22%
38%
91-A
6-/2
6-/a
Pickering
20-/2
68%
5
Telev
Mercury
Pendleton
5
88
16-/2
Pacific Uranium Mines
Pan
37%
51%
87%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)__10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
13%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pioneer
Packing.
Service
Green
28%
15%
Corp_2
Corrugated Paper__10
General Crude
Gen
26%
1
Co
Garlock
87%
2
Inc
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Ft Wayne
62
83%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
5%
Co
Airmotive
Pacific
58%
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY).10
15
Co
Power
Brewing
Pacific
Ask
10
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Co
Empire Trust Co (NY)
First
Pabst
Bid
48-/2
23%
(White
12%
Pacific Far East Line
First Boston
8ys
10
I
Trust (Albany N Y)
33-/2
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
—*
Corp__5
Prod—10c
River
Coal Corp
Manufacturing
Tail
R
89-A
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co
50%
1
Co
13%
71/2
Fmhart Mfg Co
15%
7-A
35
22%
4
21-/4
24%
El
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y) _10
Industrial Natl Bank
of
83-/2
15%
2 %
Inc
l4-/2
335
33
30
National Shirt
Nat
50c
Companies
National Bank
17%
25%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
Industries
Off-Shore Co
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis) __25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
16%
16-/8
24
17
Tennessee
Zapata
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers A Traders
5
Cleve—16
(N J)
Co
Bank
2
17-4
Eastern
Tuba Consolidated Industries__l
10%
51
31%
7-/2
Inc—
20 3a
East
1
44
Citizens & Southern National
18%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
1
9%
29
23%
15-/2
Inc.,
35Ya
J-
41
21%
16
Inc
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
16-/2
10
Wurlitzer
33
5
Co
10
5
1
Co
34 Ya
5
Conversion
Liberty Real Estate Bk
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12'/2
1
Bush
32
Wltco Chemical
Wood
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__lo
Centl-Penn
Arts Inc
Duriron
Wisconsin Power & Light Co._10
43%
8y8
15%
16-A
'
15
47%
14-/4
Bridge Co
Dunham
8
14%
1
44%
39%
Di-Noc Chemical
5
45%
5
10
(Phila)
13-/4
Co
Gas
Broad St Trust Co
36%
Detroit Internat
!
10c
Williams Bros
77-A
1
National
Sons
7.50
70%
5
15%
28-4
&
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
67
Co—
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
17
Ei
20%
74
Central
Miss .Valley
15%
iR
50%
19,
16
(N Y)
Camden
common
Laboratories
Missouri
54%
6-/8
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
1
Inc
41%
47%
20
Co
39%
15%
26
Donnelley
38%
1
Ask
Natl Bank
Louis
67-%
Publishing
Minneapolis
St
36%
10%
Miles
41%
40%
250
23%
64
9%
7%
51-A
10
5
'_2-/2
14-/4
15%
6-A
100
Eng..,
&
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Dicbold
10
12%
Corp
87/«
Darling (L A) Co.,
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp—.
__i
Dentists' Supply Co of N
Y__2%
Dun & Bradstreet
18%
Whiting Corp
Providence
(Newark)_25
Virginia
13%
16%
28%
Bid
S A
Bank of New York
Bank of Commerce
20%
(W L)
McNeil
__1
1
31%
25
57
25-/2
7
10
(S F)
America N T &
of
12%
1
14%
Bank
53
„
3
26-/2
American Trust Co
1
Herrington Co Inc
Aircraft
25
.5
Par
24-/8
1
&
Auto
5
5
21%
17
Western Natural Gas Co
Bank and Trust
y8
(San Francisco)
Macmillan
Marquardt
Corp
0%
20
Co.*
1
Manufacturing
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
5%
1
Marmon
Dictaphone
q%
*
17-/2
25-/2
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
1
West Point
*
50%
44%
IT
29%
20-/4
1
Co
Westcoast Transmission
'
15%
5
l
Specialties
(SD) Co
40%
25-/4
vtg
35
25
Tappan Stove Co
12%
3
16
5%
Co Inc__
Cutter Laboratories com
vtg
97/a
397/a
48
18%
Marlin-Rockwell
Harvester
38-a
5
20%
Machine
35%
lc
,
26
1
87A
37
5
Inc
Propane
25
-
20%
Ltd
Gas
Suburban
9%
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
28-4
Common
Suburban
40%
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co
23%
]
41%
15%
27%
2.50
Corp
41%
16%
______i
Conipany____
47
»•
Washington Natural Gas Co.__lo
Washington Steel Corp
x
Watson Bros Transport "a"
1
1.25
8%
55%
Lucky Stores
Craig Systems Inc
5
Warren
39
22 %
6
Cummins Engine
Warren Brothers Co
45 -/a
Stubnitz
36%
64
Transp Lines Inc.l
Refrigeration Corp
1
3»%
50©
33%
25%
34-A
24%
Continental
30%
24%
36%
31
Struthers Wells Corp.
5
60%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Preightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
5
22%
36%
55-%
21%
51-/2
$1.25 conv preferred...
Commonwealth Gas Corp
a
___l
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
42
52
1
,
46%
17%
Stouffer Corp
10
Co
14%
5
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc.
24%
16%
——10
Inc..
31
13-/*
23
10
Co
37%
,
29%
2-/2
Common
16
Kentucky Utilities Co
4Q%
9
2%
27-A
_1
38%
33
3%
43%
25%
Co__l
& Steamship
Greene
19%
.
2%
12%
Co
107/a
24%
17%
16%
Standard Register
Co
33-/z
31
3X
1
23
'
56-/2
Warner & Swasey Co
15
10
1
38%
26%
2y2
Tele
Speer Carbcn Co
Sprague Electric Co...
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stand Fruit
28%
17 -A
1
21-A
Co
19
Copeland
...
States
Southwestern
__50c
Kennametal
Co .5
Co
10%
Producing Co__l
Stepan Chemical
Co
10
Gas
9%
Gas
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
3
13%
_1
297/a
5%
Kalamazoo Veg
62
____1
44 %
27%
11%
____*
12-/4
15%
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp com
Danly
Corp
preferred—..
Milling & Elev Co—_1
Colorado
Cross
Steel
58-/2
—2%
41%
1
Strong Cobb A
Kaiser
$1.46
5
Inc
25
Southern Union Gas Co
40%
Kendall
common
Stores
26%
15-A
26-/2
B
Colonial
25
4%
20%
coin—
Colorado Interstate
167
51%
cl A__33%c
A
1
Southern Nevada Power Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co
10%
30%
.33 %c
21
38
~5
!
Electric
19-/8
Prod___.
197/a
19-/2
Co
non-voting
Stanley Works
Kellogg
Corp
Gas
Utah Southern Qli Co
1*%
*27%
53
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
U<ed Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
lOo
Universal Match. Corp
Upper Peninsular Power
*
Power
,
25%
.
24%
Tucson Gas Eleo Lt A Pwr
Co.5
16
14%
18-A
13%
Corp
14-A
Oil A Devel Co„10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
12%
8-/a
Common class B—
Coastal
South (Shore
*
Jefferson
Jamaica
Zl
com
28 V2
11%
7%
Corp..
26'A
Stanley Home Products Inc—
_i
Serv
Clinton
18%
30
Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
17%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Co___
19
28-/4
Jervis Corp
36%
2
7%
1
19%
Central Maine Power Co—.10
Central Public Utility
Corp
6
Central Soya Co___
*
Telephone
157
15
26-4
Electric
17%
21%
_5
Co
50%
Gas Co
Louisiana
Utilities
Jack & E
18%
Steel Products
Corp
10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs.
Central Electric & Gas
Co.—.3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co____lo
Collins
6%
28%
Ceco
Central
6-/b
Southern
24%
Corp_.
Carpenter Paper Co
19%
.1
47-/4
Carlisle
32
Inc—
Iowa
17%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Central
Services
Ltd—_10c
Oil
34 %
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
12%
Telep Co
Delhi
31-/2
Southwest
42%
34-/2
13
73%
33
14%.
57
ll7/8
33
16%
California Oregon Power Co__2o
California Water Service Co—25
Water
8%
25%
13-A
53-/2
1
..7-/2
68
30%
48%
6%
2
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Skil Corp
:
30%
23%
1
5
25%
Class A common-,.,.
Iowa Public Service Co,,,
10
8%
34%
Co
24'/8
Investors Diver
28-/2
8
31
& Co
22-/4
16
39
Bantam
(G D)
24 ye
40%
9%
Searle
Seismograph Service Corp
70%
10
1
;*
Co_.
14%
-
29%
Interstate Motor Freight Sys._l
Interstate Securities Co....,
5
8%
1
Trans-Canada Pino Lines
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50c
-
-
25
rracerlab Inc
20c
,-,-10
26-/2
*
,
l
Water
&
1
13%
42»A
Petroleum
International Textbook Co....-*
Interstate Bakeries Corp
I
1
Inc
—
Gas
Inc
Indianapolis Water Co
10
& Sharpe Mfg Co
Beryllium Co—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Canadian
9%
Mills
Head
Topp Industries Inc
Towmotor Corp
Southern Colorado
7%
—
37%
*
30%
88%
17-/4
_i
___
Co~__
Corp
l
18%
Brush
Burndy
Mat
34%
Brown
Bullock's
2%
Gas
17-/4
—,10
Co_______
1
S1.20
A
25-4
com_l
Mills
7-/4
Oil
31%
Corp__
Bowser
Schield
29%
6%
Natural
Houston
10
Black Hills Power &
Light Co__1
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany
25%
27%
Houston
22%
Hathaway Inc_i_——5
Beryllium
24-/4
Hoover
Jacinto
14%
14%
Sabre-Pinon Corp.
San
23-/*
39
14%
10
*
1
19%
5%
60%
23-A
39%
50%
yjtw
1
1
36-/2
•
9%
1
1
1
47
ml
•%
47%
44%
2%
Corp
Ryder System Inc
13%
1
Co___l0
Corp
Plywood
Corp__l
Tnermo King Corp.
Three States Nat Gas Co,
25%
«*%.
8% :
2iya
Rose Marie Reld
19%
Field
Roddis
1
\
33%
24
% ■,
35%
31 y8
10
136
59
class
*
Robertson (H H> Co
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
133
23%
Co
Rabbins & Myers Inc
129
A_,__.1
Engineering-
25c
13
12%
38-/4
Bemis Bros Bag Co—_____ 25
Beneficial Corp
__x
Berkshire
class
'
A
J*
33%
Pipeline Co_l
76%
3
127
10
5
Markets..
Gossert
ma
Voltage
Indiana
&
45 %
72
5%.
36%
18%
22
1
Bates Mfg Co_
Baxter Laboratories.—
Bayless
4a
4%
34
89-/4
Inc_
Gas
11%
55%
Construction
Oil
21%
1G%
68
___4
common
Spring
19%
63%
69 3 4
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
Roadway Express class
84%
common....
45%
21%.
1
Class B
43
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3y2
Hagan Chemicals & "Controls
22
Texas Industries IneJ
Riley Stoker Corp.
Haloid Xerox Inc.—._—,,,_,._5
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
36%
12-A
20%
Gulf
20-/4
34%
liy*
17
66
33
32 y2
Bid
Texas Eastern Tranamls
Corp.7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas HI Nat Gas
,
31%.
34-/8
1
Par
3%
16
20
.
54
seruritieJ
3-A
29-A
common__5
42%
—50c
Co
Avon, Products
'«
.1
Gas
12%
conmosed of
Ask
49%
Richardson Co
182
31 %
7.50
Inc___
Western
Associated
Calif
172
40 ya
preferred-—.
Arkansas
Bell
___*
Grolier
The "National" list is
Bid
Ralston Purina Co—
—_5
Rare Metals Corp of America
1
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
Ask
1
Arizona Public Service.
Co.—5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Aztec
39%
21 'A
Incorporated.—..—_1
Ampex Corp
Anheuser-Busch
Art
Bid
Hegrst Cons Publications cl A-25
AMP
Arden
Par
2
Co
.
&
7%
W,s
Amer Cement Corp
5
Auaer Commercial
Barge Line—5
American* Express Co__—__ 10
Amer Hospital Supply Corp,
4
Research
Ask
•
American*. Box Board. Co—
Amer
Par
78%
62
47
50%
ft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2500)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, December IS
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
Par
Funds—
Fund
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc.,—.
1.25
American Business Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc„1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" fqc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'ni'cs Corp.lo
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Aberdeen
1.94
7.10
7.68
4.23
4.51
8.97
9.80
10.05
10.98
Aetna Insurance Co_
11.05
12 08
Aetna
34.88
35.58
Agricultural Insurance Co__
American Equitable Assur
1
Broad Street Investment——-1
Bullock Fund Ltd
—
1
13.29
14.57
1
6.36
6.97
1
8.17
8.93
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.04
6.62
Bend
General Fund—
(1854) Ltd
6.09
8.32
9.04
4.13
4.51
11.70
12.72
29.75
13.75
20.36
21.89
17.51
18.93
24.96
Inc,
California Fund Ir.c
5.60
12.65
Blue Ridge
Boston Fund
5.91
27.22
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv Tr of America
•
Ltd
Canada
1.75
5.41
26.98
Canada
13.99
1
19.43
8.15
International Growth
Ltd-—~———-1
22.64
24.90
16.38
17.88
1
50c
American
Fund Inc—
Amer
Amer Nat Ins
13.14
American
13.97
15.25
American Surety Co—
11.22
12.16
13.16
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
Commonwealth
25c
13.21
Columbian
1
11.59
12.67
Commonwealth
18.55
20.28
7.02
1
1
15.61
16.97
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
15.34
16.26
17%
19
Fund Inc
;
Fund
Concord
Inc.—
Delaware Income f und Inc
110%
114%
Northern
63%
Glens
21.01
22.71
(D
1
9.82
_1
al4.84
Pacific
70%
1
3.27
3.55
20.06
21.70
1
11.69
12.64
li
10.98
11.96
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National Investors Corp
National
Security
Eaton & Howard—
&
Ins
5
.
122
1.50
145
Corp—1
6.34
6.93
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
179.18
180.99
•
Electronics Investment
Founders Mutual Fund
7.48
Income
158
5
44%
25%
8.75
Growth
Insurance
Co
10
43%
York
4.03
4.41
5.42
5.92
2.63
2 87
111%
9.58
5
Owners
Life
Ins
5.32
47%
50%
1
7%
8%
19.99
3,39
3.68
1
14.17
6.07
6.63
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
36%
1
14.77
15.97
1
7.47
8.12
Price
7.34
lc
8.08
mreet
Fund
1
12.80
13.84
10.94
11.98
lc
lc
7.18
7.87
7.92
4.28
I
15.03
16.47
3%s March
•
9.83
10.72
3%s
April
15,
1
24.15
24.39
3%s April
15,
15.95
Fund—
Capital Growth
35.58
35.94
1
7.37
7.97
1
13.49
14.66
1
14.40
15.65
1
Fund
Dist
Shares
Inc
lc
12.90
14.12
Scudcier Fund of Canada
12.69
13.89
7.26
7.89
Scudder Stevens & Clark
9.37
10.27
Bcudtler Stevens & Clark—
shares
Common
Fund Inc
Electrical
Electronics
Equipment shares
lc
25c
16,
50 %
22%
2
.
34%
32nds of
point
a
Bid
99.22
99.29
4%s Feb.
1959
99.26
Ask
100.4
2 %8
100
100.6
2%s Feb.
98.8
98
1959
May 1, 1959
3%s May 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 20, 1959_:
100.4
100.2
2,
100.8
1,
99.16
12.24
13.23
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—■
3s
Feb.
10,
1.65s April
2s
•
a38.09
—
99.31
1960
99
Sept. 20,
98.16
98.24
4%s
97.4
97.12
3%s
100.6
100 14
4%s Feb.
101
101.16
3%s Sept.
2 %s
99.17
3%s
100.15
4%s
1960
99.22
99.30
3%s
1962
11,
1963
1963
;
4VsS Nov. 12,
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968—
95%
95%
95.16
96
105%
94%
95 %
103%
102%
-
94%
100
97%
1972
15,
100.24
304%
1972-1967
15,
99.16
100.18
100.8
May 1, 1971—
99.18
99.13
99.14
98.24
'
100.10
1961—
May 1, 1962
May 1, 1963—
May 2, 1966
July 15, 1969
April 1, 1970
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
100.12
1959
98.28
98.16
1961
1959
10,
June 10, 1959
3%s Aug, 10,
3%s Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13,
99.4
98.20
1960
3,
4s
100.1
100.4
98.28
1,
4s
1959
99.24
100
2%s June
3%s March
ty.
—
lc
7.74
8.48
Fully Administered shares
lc
10.03
10.99
1.25
9.99
10.80
1.70s
March
General Bond shares
lc
7.19
7.86
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.41
12.47
2.85s
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
7.91
8.67
Smith
1
14.93
16.36
3.50s June
April 1, 1959—
1, 1959
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
12.93
1
13.90
35%
37%
1
a35.64
Investment Fund Inc-1
11.94
12.63
1
13.69
14.92
1
9.50
10.38
98%
15.22
•
95%
101
•
14.13
Sovereign
Food
shares
1
Common Stock Fund
Selected
Shares
Araer
(Edison
B)
Fund
8.15
8.49
lc
lc
12.22
13.38
6.78
7.44
lc
11.48
12.57
shares
_lc
2.28
2.52
Equipment shares
lc
5.77
Railroad Stock shares
lc
9.94
10.89
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
9.78
10.71
Texas
lc
7.27
7.97
lc
10.90
11.94
1
17.46
17.98
United Continental
1
18.49
19.05
United
H-C'7
10c
4.81
5.26
Series H-DA
10c
4.78
1
a25.04
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.48
2.72
Value
Line
Income Fund of
1
8.15
8.91
Value
Line
Incorporated Income Fund
1
9.21
10.07
Incorporated
1
9.43
10.19
Fund—lc
a27.23
6.33
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
ER
Steel
shares
shares
Bond
shares
Tobacco
_
shares
-
Utilities
.
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Series
Funds
Inc—
Boston
Inc
Investors
Institutional Shares
Institutional
Sterling
Inc
Fund
United
Funds
United
Inc—
Accumulated
1
Fund
Growth
United
P'unds
12.21
13.27
1
7.67
8.38
Fund Shares_l
Income
10.64
11.57
1
12.21
13.34
1
16.05
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
96.24
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity-
Bid
Ask
Canada
Ltd
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Fund
Wall
Income
Fund
Special
14, 1959
l%s March 24, 1959
99.21
99.23
1%s May
1%s Aug.
99.10
99.14
99.8
99 10
3%s
15,
1959
1959
1,
Nov.
15,
1
100.1
1959
l%s Feb.
1
Inc
5.61
6.13
l%s April 1, 1959
1%s Oct. 1, 1959
11.89
13.01
11.56
Fund-lc
3.69
3%s Nov.
7.85
8.58
l%s
Wellington Equity Fund
9.87
100.1
100 4
99.27
3%
100.3
15,
May
4s
Aug.
Oct.
100.8
1,
99.26
4s
Aug. 15,
99.8
l%s Oct.
100.10
88.4
98.12
3%s Nov.
2%s
Feb.
95
100.8
1962
15,
15,
;
95.8
100.16
94.8
,101.6
101.10
93
100.14
1962
93 8
100 18
96.6
92.10
91.6
1963
96.10
92.2
1963
1,
101.10
94
1962
1,
100.1
101.6
1962
April
96.6
99.31
1962
1%S
97.12
95.30
1961—
99.29
100.7
;
97.4
1, 1961—
1,
15,
99.20
1960
1,
Ask
100.4
—
__
1961
99
15, 1959
April
point
a
May 15, 1960
*l%s Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961—
10.79
11.33
1
99.23
100
Bid
l%s April
Investors Fund Inc_i
10.57
3.38
1
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
1959
15,
10c
Inc
Street
99.28
3 %s
1 %s
7.55
32nds of
one or more
3%s Feb.
6.91
Situations
99.19
300
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
99.31
1
Value Line Fund Inc__
—
1959
Maturity-
17.45
Fund
2,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
2%s Feb.
lc
Inst Foundation Fund.
Institutional
Investors^
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
96.8
Treasury Notes—
Ltd—
Bank
•
United Science Fund
Haydock Fund Inc
(
33 %
47
3%s April
1
Putnam Growth Fund
—2
one or more
17.34
(Thef^Stock Fund.lc
Chemical
99.25
:
1963
2.50
Inc
Y
of N
Ask
Growth Stock
(Geo)
78%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1959
Inc
4.66
15," 1959
16, 1959
1.60s Feb.
__1
Inc
100
"
31%
75
3
Westchester Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
Fund
Quarterly
og%
lo
Fire
City
Federal Home Loan Banks—
l%s Jan.
8.68
shares
shares
Life
Corp
Putnam
8.86
lc
Building
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S
.
Obligations of Governmenl Agencies
12.38
Puritan
Aviation shares
Automobile
Standard
38 »4
11.33
Fund Inc
Group Securities—
24
23.32
35%
Fund
60
25%
8
8.02
21.57
1
Fund
36%
109%
56%
9.28
1
(T Rowe)
& Trust
Travelers
39%
8.49
1
Fund
34%
104%
10
(N Y)_
96
Inc
Securities
Pioneer
X15.49
General
General Investors Trust
91 %
1
Fund Inc
Peoples
Pine Street
Gas Industries Fund Inc
Capital Corp
Ins__10
Shares
Philadelphia
35
U S
Jefferson
Over-the-counter Securities
6.29
38.24
1
Inc
Inc—
10.75
77
10
Surety
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Chemistry &
William
10
Marine
(New
Title Guar
Co
_____
Bid
11.81
lc
lc
2
series
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors
Futures
(Fla)
10.42
One
61%
Co
Haven)
&
.
116%
8.77
of Canada Ltd
Electronics
58
Paul Fire
Standard Accident
183
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co..
10
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
59
6.25
2
Springfield Fire & Marine
2
$6.50 preferred
—10
46%
176
10
8.02
England Fund
New
68%
Security
4 43
Series
New
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
Stock
16.96
18.64
18%
55%
Seaboard
27
.
4.05
Series
17.24
17
63
St
47%
(Jacksonville Fla),2%
6.42
Stock Series
15.69
7%
51%
Employees Life
,1
Preferred Stock Series
(Pa)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
130
1
24.50
7
_5 V 49.
•
10
1
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)__
__2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
23%
21%
4
American
Home
_,l
Quaker City Life Ins
36 y4
77%
73%
24 %
Republic
Employees Ins
Hanover
20%
69
10
(D C)
Great
19
5
Providence-Washington
5
Government
110
Co—
87
4
1
22.91
75%
60
29%
Insurance
83%
Insurance
5.87
Dividend Series
1
Stock Fund
24.40
•
81%
Life
Phoenix
1
22.83
71
*
73%
78 v
Phila
1
1
Fund——
Balanced
88%
28
62
'
Series
Bond
12%
'
92
10
59
Home
Series—
Balanced Series
Indemnity Co
98
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Nation
41 %
84
-
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__lo
Peerless Insurance Co
_5
63%
Mutual Trust Shares
of beneficial interest
(Minn)
-_10
C)
Gulf Life
—
36%
38%
11.
,—12.50
—
45%
33%
-
3.33 %i
;
—
2.50
F)
Falls
Globe
Corp
42 %
5
2.50
4
3%
66
Government
I
10.78
Shares
(S
General Reinsurance Corp
Automation
10
49
Northwestern National Life
67
14.13
13.86
Mutual
13.53
Life
13.07
Mutual Investment Fund Inc
3.25
Fund
12.82
12.80
12.45
5
Co
Inc
Fire
—
44%
21%
46
_2
—
117%
19%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C):
Franklin
10.56
—1
Northeastern
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
9.60
21.65
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
179
,_10
Casualty
Fireman's
11.64
2.96
371
—5
4
__—33ftaC
&
Fire
River
107
'
41%
5
Casualty
Hampshire
York
North
Insurance
int_33'/3C
Growth Stock.
Investors
Amsterdam
New
29 %
27%
—
Corp class A
353
Co
3.45
16.41
19.15
Shares
New
New
2.76
15.18
25c
E
,i
1
2.50
Series
3.09
Fire
340
Life——10
59%
Fund
9.07
/
126
119
2
Federal
Units of beneficial interest
9.81
Dividend
102
113
2.99
Mutual Income Fund
8.28
10
Natl Life & Accident Ins—_—lo
National Union Fire
5
2.75
83%
8.95
National
18%
38
X35%
2
Assurance
10
26%
17%
Ins
General
(Bait).
24 %
5
;
47%
2.50
Life
64%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1,25
Employees Group Assoc.
*,
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
12.10
Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares-
71%
Indemnity & Life Ins
59
3.96
11.07
Diversified
15%
67
4.24
1
Diver
13%
3.00
Inc
1
1
1
Fund
Delaware
4
3.59
shares of beneficial
16.84
79
Merchants & Manufacturers
3.85
Mass
7.80
16.67
19%
2.72
Fund Inc
1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
64%
18%
,1c
shares
Missiles-Jets
De Vegh
56%
60
3
2.76
Massachusetts Life Fund—
7.13
44 %
51'
5
10
Continental
Massachusetts Investors Trust
20.52
Composite Fund Inc—
41%
5
Merchants Fire Assurance
<Ky)
Forster
5
43%
/_6.25
Connecticut
&
5%
41
Mass
shares—
lc
Petroleum shares—
—lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
—lc
15.97
18.88
Life
.1
11%
2.50
Paper
10.36
Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
47 %
LifeAns—
Natl
56 Va
252
4%
1
Maryland
Nationwide
12.09
242
10V2
Co/
Insurance
10
18%
53
44%
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J),,10
Beneficial Stan Life In/ Co
1
Crum
23%
17%
5
1
Shippers—
Continental
10.21
14.69
30
Monument
Co
21%
10
1
(Wash D C)_
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
Bankers
Va
37%
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment sliares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
11.40
9.53
Mercury
Boston
54%
Lqjjal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
12.25
a45.57
9.31
33
28 %
2'/2
Co_5
13%
16
Metal
1
1
1
—
12%
(Newark N J)__2%
14.49
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
10.50
Home Assurance
20.00
Tenn
of
Lincoln National Life
l
12-04
11.74
136
5
Fla)
18.33
6.44
1
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins Co
21.55
Fund Inc
Commonwealth Income
Insurance Co of
2%
21%
51
Companies Inc
Life
13.28
1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
14,200
Colonial
Life
10.96
Inc—1
130
18
22%
preferred
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
:;38
Ask
2%
19%
1
42%
16%
20'%
conv
Bid
3
39%
10.11
Life Insurance Stk Fund
19.93
235
225
35'/2
9.26
29.66
13,700
$1.25
83 y4
5
10.04
10.74
Christiana
De
25.19
,
10
15%
Lazard Fund Inc
8.91
Securities Corp—100
ft preferred
— -1°0
Chemical Fund Inc_—
7
24.13
—10
Par
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
180
79 %
10
Companies
Ask
Bid
3.72
10
Fidelity & Casualty_5
American
27.44
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
a22.01
Surety
Life
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
15.12 V
17.96
Canadian Fund Inc———
Canadian
Fund
Fund
Knickerbocker
Casualty &
4.45
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Istel Fund Inc——1
;—1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)—1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)——1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
8-1 <High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks!—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stki—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks»_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
1.57
Aetna
4.07
lc
1
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investment Co of America
2.13
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
91.14
12.32
10.95
11.97
13.59
6.55
7.17
1
12.62
13.64
Institutional
lc
12.84
14.04
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
5.84
6.31
1963
1,
-
14.82
lc
Wellington Fund.1
Whitehall Fund
ac
1
Institutional Income Fund
l%s Oct.
Insur
Fund
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Bond*—
Barium
Bid
Steel
5%s
Dated
2<&
4-
Security Issues
Due
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Ask
1969
75
76
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
91
60
6112
National Can
1976
117
90%
92
National
1983
105
96%
97%
Natural
100%
99.31
2.003
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.14
99.18
2-
2-59
99.22
99.26
2.303
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.16
99.20
1.603
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.18
99.22
3.253
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.11
99.15
3.603
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.5
100.8
3.503
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
100.1
100 3
101 y4
Bid
Dated
Bid
Due
99.28
Ask
100
106
Canadian
99.27
1-58
121
Burlington Industries 4y»s__ 1975
Rate
1- 6-59
5-
94
1980-76
Ask
1-58
1% ft
1% ft
Recent
British
Petroleum 6s
Pacific
Ry 4s
Carrier Corp 4 %s
Chance Vought 5%s_.
Cinn
&
Sub Bell Tel
1969
102
126%
Pacific
101%
4%s
100%
Consolidated Edison 4s
k__
Paso
Ferro
Natural
Gas 5%s__1977
Corp 3%s
4%s
y2
124
Columbia Gas System 4%s_l983
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
El
Gas
100%
100
1977
1988
Fuel
Gas
Pipeline 4%s_1978
N Span Uranium 5%s ww
1963
1982
4%s„1993
5s
134
i?oy2
101%
138
91
94
1976
87
98
Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'i Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
Hartford Electric 4%s
1988
141
Soung
100%
Pruehauf
1975
Trailer
4s
3% 6
General
1977
Pow
&
117
103 %
104y4
1983
Idaho
Int'l
Power
4y2s
Harvester
Lowensteln
(M)
4%s
—1979
301
101%
V-
Gas
&
Eleo 4% 8—1988
Dakota
—
102
1985
94
96
115
118
Sperry Rand 5y2s
124
126
105%
106%
100%
Textron
104
104%
Trans
77
78 y2
103%
104%
Utilities—
1983
Texas
Electric
Amer
Canada
Serv
5s/sS--19r'8
4%s
5s
Underwood
102
1988
1971
Bid
Ask
1958-
99.984
99.987
1958—
,
February
91
1959
99.533
99.550
26,
99.950
99.954
February
19,
1958
99.483
99.501
2,
1959
99.885
99.89?
February
26,
1959—
99.424
99.444
January
January
8,
1959
99.839
99.845
March
1959—J.
99.369
99.387
15,
January 22,
1959
99.785
99 793
March
99.314
99.326
1959
99.715
99.726
May
15,
1959.
98.733
98.750
1959
99.663
99.675
June
11,
1959
98.487
98.502
1959
99.598
99.613
June
22,
1959
98.378
98.399
January 29,
February 5,
92 y2
95'%
1987
5%s
U S Industries 4%sj
5s_
Westcoast Trans
5%s
Ask
13,
January
,
-
Pipe Line—
Corp
Universal Match
101%
18,
5.
101%
Texas Eastern Trans
102%
101:%
101
1982
ww
5.60s
1981
Montana
152
& Sons—
4%s
5%s
1988
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s
December
December
Lgt—
5%s
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
119
1973
5s
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
144
United States Treasury Bills
85
101
88%
1975
—1990
—;
5 y2 s
80
Elec—
&
Pacific Petroleum
Puget
122
Gas
,
94
1971
110
112
1970
88
92
130
135
19^d
1988
97%
99
•No
a
value
asset
k Admitted
•
1959
——
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
Net
12,
Stock
b Bid yield
a
value.
to
listing
the New York
x
Exchange
price"
Ex-rights,
t New
on
stock.
Ex-dividend.
wi When
_
....
.
...
•
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
•
-:
Volume 188
Number 5803
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
THE
Bank
with
a
based
COURSE
clearings this week show
year
decrease
a
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Dec.
1.1% below
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
this center there is
weekly clearings will
stand
at
$22,244,123,314
in
week
same
1957.
loss for the week ended
a
States
corresponding week last
totals
against $22,481,099,484 for the
5.4%.
of
Saturday,
13, clearings from all cities of the United
from which it is possible to obtain
be
us,
At
Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows: """
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ending Dec. 13—
New York
1953
—.a—
^
Chicago
i
;
$11,308,371,978 $11,955,324,189
Kansas City
St. Louis
974,000,000
+
673,055,297
.
608,904,426
+ 10.5
396,686,484
350,000,000
655,211,425
Pittsburgli
406,629,270
420,277,340
Cleveland
496,188,396
Ten
cities, live days-__™
cities, five days
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
2.0
—
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
Reserve
statement, however,
—
+.
2.3
9.8
and
573 in- the
2.6
days— $21,340,574,841 $21,623,905,739
1958
<fc
74,365,770
misc.__
International
852,193,745
1.1
1958
1957
671,140,480
505,478,707
$124,296,000 $95,504,900 $1,184,733,600 $917
017 400
17,000
99,000
115*000
5,966,000
3,724,600
61,430,020
45,264,330
5,000
2,000
109,000
1st
1958
1-057
1956
1955
-Number of Shares-
6.7%, the bank clearings at this center
loss of 7.9%.
a
We
the cities
group
Richmond
of
totals
4.8%.
In
register
Reserve
the
loss
Cleveland
Reserve*
of
0.6%, but in rthe
District the totals record a gain &C
a
11.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.7%.
Chicago Reserve District has
of 5.4%, the St. Louis
and the Minneapolis Reserve
Kansas City Reserve District
panded by 9.8%, in the Dallas
to its credit
and
the San
in
Francisco
The-
improve¬
Reserve District of 7.2%*'
ment
an
District of 11.2%. In the
the totals have been ex¬
Reserve District of 15.0%
Reserve District of .10.3%.,,
SUMMARY
$ +
Boston
2nd
12
cities
5th
Atlanta
7th
I'
13,420,468,498
:•
896,783,285
751,427,752
1,400.199,707
1,742,067,185
—
io
——
;;
Louis
12,469,440,142
1,387,611.928
11.3
1,190,867,826.
1,241,687,20T
"757,808,363
1,288,629,302
+
8.7
1,241,468,663
;i,653,173.311
+
5.4
1,602,986,862
755,775,032
705,319,639
+
Minneapolis
704,628,111
633,840,372
+11.2
Kansas City
9 th
10,747.878,452
1,469,725,804
+
740,810,940
674,617,736
+
9.8
537,281,367
+ 15.0
1,313,700,543
+10.3
684,458,883
1,158,119,6701,331,093,663
732,223,52^
"576.452,687
1,449,224,461
""
679,819,284
617,831,432
1,264,901,679
r-'-.
11th Dallas
New
cities
108
Total
Outside
«
10
Francisco
25,280,502,807
25,617,266,573
■
12,285,509,232
York City.
We also furnish today, a summary of the
of November.
For that month
clearings for
the month
there was b
decrease for the entire body of clearing houses of 3.1%,
the 1953 aggregate of clearings having been $95,874,166,719 and the 1957 aggregate $98,909,554,470. In the
New York Reserve District the totals register a falling
off of 7.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
0.1%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals re¬
cord an improvement of 1.2%. In the Cleveland Reserve
Month of November—
York
cities
23,659,634,721
20,606.592,690
11,642,335,926
10,247,147,069-
smaller by
5.3%, but in the Ridhlarger by 3.0% and
2.9%. The Chicago
Reserve District suffers a loss of 3.9%, but the St. Louis
Reserve District enjoys a gain of 1.5% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District of 10.0%.
In the Kansas City
Reserve District there is an increase of 7.6%, in the Dal¬
are
las
Reserve District
of 2.1%
"
Inc./or
Dec. %
"
3,598 937,103
43,929, 188,181
: n
4,657, 788,860
5,928 615,200
5th Richmond
v
in the San Francisco
and
Reserve District of 1.9%.
1957
16
are
District by
in the Atlanta Reserve
3,641 391.073
is
10
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
606,857,532
505.395,69?.
1,126,222,973
1.3
$
14
530,445,973
v
607,968,927
mond Reserve District the totals
1958
1st Boston
739,477,663
6.7
+
District the totals
Federal Reserve Districts
New
7.2
—
II,513,967,708
'
,
745.336,288
'
0.6
—
•
••
-■
861,972,714
4.8.
+
1958
$
-
1.7
—
I,142,014,353
; 1,477,388,513
•
1956
v
•
.
5.7
+
14,543,090,400
1,196,441,897
1,469,013,083
"
Chicago
2nd
Inc. or
Dec. %
a
836,289,979
17
Richmond
6th
1957
y.
i-
•
947,752,482
York-
New
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
+
47,353. 221,185V
—
4,660, 903,868
—
$
$
3,504,280,166
3,015, 660,014
.47,755, 863,753
45,092,031,624
5,792, 434,532
6,547, 292,265
7.2-:
...5,308,127,73:*
5,947.544,35*
3,106,388,562
4,937.947,203
0.1
6,257, 776,291
r
1958
1956
1.2
5.3
+
3.0
+
2.9
3,166, 379,608
5,383, 124,19-3
3.9
10,073, ,924,117
8
"
3,200 420,316
3,106, 847,310
48,160,955
47,197,100
74,645,958
6th Atlanta
16
"
5,456 371,920
5,304, 874,861
37,575,141
46,400,622
60,815,145
7th Chicago
31
"
9,497, 493,521
35,651,568
60,362,702
66,864.624
8th
3,048, 787,709
+
121,387,664
153,960,424
202,325,727
2.G31, 556,732
+10.0
2,693, 278,890
3,105,525,277
2,557,572,666
3,620,616,862
4,042,384,84a
'
__
48,309,665
54,106,201
52,558,561
44,478,864
53.229,949
145,347,090
144,537,263
*297,846,276" *266,734,754
*298,497,687
359,688,150
48,459,198
53,787,G84
,
45,427,055
37,201,113
58,147,690
_
2nd
Quarter
Six
Months
*161,101,952^
July
69,496,464
48,262,270
45,712,805
62,373,056
41,409,195
44,532.173
71^971,820
August
36,872,530
37,227,197
September
_
Quarter
203,841,340"
_
November
126,543,995
127,472,175
425,969,862
40,342,215
43,550,031
46,379,810
The course of bank
clearings for leading cities for the
month of November and the
11 months ended Nov. 30 in
each of the last four
years is shown below:
BANK
CLEARINGS
FOR LEADING
—Month of November-
(000,003
Omitted)
New York...
"
2,893 796,384
1.058
1957
1956
42,285
45,572
45,898
43,333
Philadelphia
4,322
;'4,329
5,462
Chicago
4,687
14,624
4,875
CITIES
IN
"
4,027 152,750
•3,742 ,521,540
+
7.6
"
4,105 456,428
-
4,020, ,585,495
+
2.1
3,741, 456,555
4,199 ,528,432
"
5,791 ,587,034
'
18
5,686 ,048,855
+
1.9
5.702 ,103,949
5,545,492,112.
3.1
102,114,641,772
"96,230,012,943
0.5
56,216,350,569
52,896,653,997
95,874,166,719
Outside New York City
i
We append another table showing
clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 11 months for four years:
2nd
New
York
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th
,
.
Richmond
.
.
1955
4,999'
47,824
53,047
59,207
54,733
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
4,525.
53,634
53,908
52,540
48,119
11th Dallas
12th San
2.945
3,279
3,107
35,624
35,106
33,172
3,130
2,858
32,897
32,813
32,189
2,748
31,993
31,801
30,344
23,960
Inc. or
S
Dec. %
15
1
,
586,299,893,035
51,674,086,223
II
t
33,387.784,729
(29,437,862,114
II
7
g .; r
.
.
,
•
36,098,224.310
499,516,728,409
7.6
0.9
34,516,354,639
1.1
58,035,176.010
108,756,993,144
33,666,658,519
100,926,010,28G
27,888,616,123
41,140.869,092
46,183,417.836
62,280,410,573
39,302,177,18*
43,295,277,211
0.7
61,784,761,150
111,343,238,549
31,403,338,736
45,735,079,354
46,756,881,563
it
31
$
.
+
.
.
2.6
1,112,799,023,511
1,041,781,370,844
2.0
605,165,552,986
561,684,397,722
—
36,017,417.414
0.5
7.4
+
j
•72,437,367,741
33,037,124,491
II
10
.
~__
-
56,857,206.745
66,915,643,963
36,351,224,014
62,453,790,665
106,203,453,415
<1
1955
1956
.
39,366,927,633
528,276,544,155
62,926,649,087
69,760,406,700
—
545,9-54,271 950
II
16
40,400,994,624
40,188,438,632
it
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
.
+
—
—
9.1
4.6
1.0
58,196,932^)43
63,013,141,33*
32,451,051,20
52,739,946305
31,905,262,79»
'
.
II
16
««
14
II
11
+
.42,823,843,951
,47,460,767,015
6.7
+
/
6.8
—
1.5
26,173,029,96*
28,678
26,713
Louis
9th
29,623
2,847
1957
cities
8
:
Chicago
8th St.
14
10
;—
480,096
2,795
Eleven Months
S
.
1956
2,932
+
1958
1st Boston
507,633
2,797
—
EleVen Months
524,619
2,376
53,337,192,970
Federal Reserve Districts
566,637
+2,473
98,909,554,470
53,589,124,509-
176 cities
Total
7th
Boston
"
11
1957
San
9,462,101,541
3,153, 095,464
"
14
1958
Detroit
1.5
12th San Francisco
6th Atlanta
NOVEMBER
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
1955
—•
11th Dallas
510,053,578
42,177,980
48,216,568
"
16
—
150,365,422
393,278,749
63,983,390
7
9,127 055,722
3,115 ,302,851
Louis
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
41,805,814
60,100,410
501,687,616
95,087,034
74,365,770
Months
October
St.
9th
157,362,429
56,618,288
_
3rd
city there
the
136,744,324
50,305,141
f
54,178,523
Quarter
Nine
of
District
District
49,871,356
March
June
decrease
a
show a decrease of 1.7% but in the Boston Reserve Dis-^
trict there is an increase of 5.7% and in the
Philadelphia
40,197,732
40,675,236
January
February
April
May
was
Outside of this
3rd Philadelphia
Cleveland
bondsl.™ $130,267,000 $99,248,500
$1,246,371,620 $962,471,730
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first 11 months of
19§5. to 1958 is indicated in the following:
1st
there
4th
75.000
Government..
Total
week
Federal Reserve Districts
6.0
—
——Eleven Months
1957
48,216,568
Bank
Foreign government
that
week in 1957.
same
increase of
12th San
$22,244,123,314 $22,481,099,484
—Month of November..
Stocks—
For
1.3
Our usual monthly detailed statement of
transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The
results for November and the 11
months of 1958 and
X957 follow:
Description—
6.
Week Ended December 6
>:
on
U. S.
Dec.
which
able to give the final
week previous—the week
are
1.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,280,502,807 against $25,617,268,-
10th
903,548,473
Number of'Shares..
Bonds—
we
complete results of the
ended
8th St.
816,922,832,476 $17,367,937,014
4,260,968,725
all cities for week
Railroad
present further below
we
3.2
3.7
day_.
one
2.9
+ 11.3
343,561,602
4,417,742,365
five
—
508,009,556
277,396.921
■
+ 15.1
357.000,000
729,663,000
Other
York
2.2
—
Ban Francisco
Baltimore
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
Reserve District (including this city) the totals,
y"
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
5.4
—
,148,961,992
456,416,722
Boston
CLEARINGS
furnish them
cannot
having registered
1,002,000,000
.
BANK
40
1957
1,123,110,892
Philadelphia
OF
-Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
was an
n
"Week
(2501)
Fran:,.
Cleveland
2,251
..
2,386
2.506
30,243
2,302
25,263
27,692
Dallas
1,993
1,875
1,897
1,854'
22,313
21,610
Pittsburgh.
20,718
<1,940
2.042
1,754v.
20,356
22,818
21,502
Outside New York City
65,232,879,433
64,799,993,288
1,142,705,509,270
618,086,358,172
+
—
58,163,588,78*
19,192
19,303
,176 cities
1,172,251,833,524
605,614,702,577
18
Francisco
Total
19,754
1,768
II
Kansas
St.
City
1,833
1,638
21,060
18,908
1,525,
17,291
17,569
20,309
19,077
18,046
16,922
1,540
1,680
1,616
17,488
'19,137
18,936
1,593
17,486
1,667
1,644
1,590
18,942
18,677
17,924
16,974
1,453
,
1,455
1,515
1,492
Cincinnati..
17,057
17,292
16,750
15,549
1,181
1,242
1,171
13,039
13,551'.
13,367
12,364
;
1,169
r
17,110
■'
.
955
Orleans
859
870
865
10,157
9,741
9,284
8,865
844
845
841
9.067
9,183
9,225
8,703
■606
840
904
802
9,624
9,993
9,4-12
the 11 months for four years:
in
Clearings, Total All
1957
1958
Inc.
'
%
Inc. or
1957
1958
or
Dec.
$
$
Month—
819
806
773
9,578
9,600
9,005
1J,386
10,313
112,992,798,478
95,536,115,625
January—,
108,313,572,170
94,683,600,084
107,178,839,181
*310,842,486,273
February,
March
8,610
112,108,941,370
$
$
*3)3,971,380,635
+
0.8
'.
Dec. %
+
0.9
48,568,309,870
+
1.1
53,307,808,896
+
0.9
60,697,999,712
51,111,477,041
55,909,739,275
58,727,484,647
160,663,603,413
—
—
—
1,036
919
951
787
Portland
865
831
852
806
9,404
9,177
Birmingham
9,153
892
836
806
10,188
10,269
9.345
8,477
7,785
7,272
7,110
Total
1st
quarter-
8,478
915
167,719,216,028.
—
7,078
Omaha
Denver
733
652
669
11,776
666
8,758
.....
e70
845
791
734
9.404
8,611
Paul..,.
647
653
622
7,659
7,157
6,817
6,380
722
€91
695
703
6,454
6,504
Buffalo
6,489
542
6,003
588
616
563
6,322
6.740
6,525
6,078
6,174
5,877
....
Washington
563
Nashville
537
538
506
6,629
6,427
6,242
516
6,305
5,983
5,860
558
94,165
7,930
7,826
7,949
7,552
6,520
88,489
89,089
5,675
85.192
79,329
95.874
All...
98,909 102,114
96,230 1,172,251 1,142,705 1,112,799
1,041,781
53,589
^3.337
52,896
now
add
56,216
our
605,614
618,086
detailed statement
:
T
f
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
605,165
561,684
Clearings
312,134,618,619
+
7.0
163,720,959,987
168,847,915,394
626,105,999,254
+
4.0
324,284,563,400
107,626,158,427
3.3
August"
111,133,001,839
98,583,760,874
100,178,972,079
September
104,267,154,989
99,492,006,310
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total
(14 cities)
56,251,575,328
1.6
52,928.744,237
55,749,284,794
-+
+
4.8
57,144,272,006
54,743,267,950
+
+
—
—
2.2
166,324,591,571
169,167,809,258
—
+
3.4
490,709,154,971
505,734,940,680
—
+
111,462,247,106
110,392,818,730
98,909,554,470
+
1.0
61,316,423,097
3.1
53,589,124,509
53.337,192,970
605,614,702,577
618,086,358,172
October
"
November
Total
95,874.166,719
11* months
each
1,142,705,509,270
1,172,251,833,524
—
+
2.6
city for the month of November and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the
"
+
59,014,224,522
+
—
2. C
3>
4.1'
5.4.
44
1.7
3.0
3*
O.ii
2.0
week ended Dec. 6 for 4 years:
1957
'
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
$
Inc.
1958
$
Inc. or
1957
$
or
Dec. %
;
195b
-
•1956
Dec. %
$
%
+21.5
151.915,444
136, 482,876
+ 11.3
3,675,933
2,894,548
+ 27.0
3,076,396
8.7
312,864,538
350 604,942
—10.8
6,914,291
7,927,376
—12.8
6,620.792
+
1.5
32,897,097,748
32,813 ,056.328
0.3
778,832,983
708,605,525
+
9.9
7,102,200
702,445,214
+ 10.1
168 ,307,939
6.7
3,653,404
3,716,528
—
156,960,800
1.7
3,686,631
3,552,73?
1,861,797
1,834,406
1.5
1,905,867
L426.22
16,131,517
8,544,918
+ 22.1
7.492,728
+
16,206,692
ISS?
$
—
2,932,671,448
f
1958
2,930.236
17,758,132
15,916,991
Jan. 1 to Nov. SO-
—
2,976,126,712
—
3.1
1.8
98,514.052
74,393,478
169,099,357
92
,467,844
78 ,461,047
175
,593,654
62,609,322
66,050,188
51,970,317
52,903,331
178,213,572
177,406,679
95,329,139
96.116,527
25,703,400
146,515,300
26,831,200
4.2
145,747,800
0.5
12,499,911
12,432,010
0.5
140,188,291
3,641,391,073
3,598.937,103
1.2
40,188,438.632
40.400,994,624
•
—
—
336.567,131,422
58,675,256,514
307,297,136,816
12,195,531
Bedfopd.
Springfield
7.b
933,403,136,070
23,206,534
Lowell
5-1
4.6
964,915,419,699
14,821,763
River
-
313,983,917,702
25,764,663
Holyoke
-
57,738,067,919
53,909,612,708
Total 3rd quarter-
10,437,509
7,724,337
Massachusetts—Boston
quarter-
months
53,433,184,849
56,373,588,154
Total 9 months,—
showing the figures for
1958
Portland
New
6
.
3.1
+ 19.6
—
-.r
$
Fan
iJt
4.S
+
57,200,2^,767..,.
650,931,501,997
-Month of November
Maine—Bangor
-
334,089,015,724
Total 2nd
Total
962,452
456
91,083
6,665
53,914,186,984
5.5
105,235,792,137
106,860,943,317
100,037,883,165
5,338
88,678 1,083,762 1,053,616 1,027,607
588
Outside NYC
We
567
536
87,944
...
cities"
Other cities.
Total
567
547
.
Milwaukee..
Tot. 31
9,985
+
110,995,397,405
103,497,342,342
119,596,275,977
April
June
7,735
684
Memphis....
Bt.
3.1
5.#
8,543
632
Seattle
Jacksonville.
Districts
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
-
862
..
Louisville...
by Federal Reserve
append another table showing clearings
16,641
1,639
We
18,341
1,574
1,735
1,478
Houston....
Atlanta.....
New
1,688
1,679
1,485
Baltimore...
Richmond
1,671
1,476'
1,661
Louis.,.
Minneapolis
——
—
5.2
679,542,751
722, 366,396
—
1.8
538,883,557
577, ,708,485
+
—
+
—
—
—
—
+
0.5
1,993,154,119
2,098, 294,183
0.8
+
1,067,055,297
293,877,100
1,138, 072.965
302 ,986,200
1,614,892.100
1,608, 046,400
+
138 545,365
+
—
6.5
5.2
—
3,745,639
3.7
3,500,991
5.9
16,528,632
18,764,442 "
6.7
12,797,875
+
7.0
3,632,269
—11.9
17,155,760
3,416,551
14,158,954
2.9
11,812,904
10,109,34 i
+
46,562,182
13,181,566
71.813,780
—35.2
46.328,072
36,379,30 ?
28,196,100
23,700,589
+ 19.0
26,273,353
21,723,860
0.4
39.980,500
36,531,000
+
1.2
5,003,146
4,312,534
0.5
947,752,482
896,783,285
5.0
6.2
—
613,258,042
*'
—
3.0
28,468,00)
9.4
35,066,400
+ 16.0
3,487,648
3,292", 371
5.7
861,972,714
745,336,28$
_
'
+
,
^
The Commercial and Financial
(2502)
1958
laHfttf Federal Reserve
$
Dee. %
$
DJaMct-itw Ytrk—
6,322,746,315
11,325,669
+
2.3
—
7.2
+
45,572,361,500
6.2
1.4
180,458,672
169,954,860
107,594,452
25,488,890
"
106,149,094
+
24,560,076
107065029
303,921,521
291,145,323
351,789,905
WMthern New Jorsey.
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
Inc.
1956
or
'Dec. %
$
1955
$
$
—i4.2'V.
280,980,049
;3:9:
—
v:.U.-3,027,337
Taj" i-V V
1088052018
3.8
4-
3,490,2575131
26,118,119 ;
20,125,023 i
'"32,373.286
27/744,100/
+ -9 0
^77,095,591^1^^.,^.
yj £
.r-':—>l^.^''--x ++90, 988, 829
3.078:370 '
35,462.119 I
-
2.9
+
2,660.691
10,359,445.629 V"
-
"41,569.954 !-'
JscZcsi,
28062097
■
'
12,017,248,795
;
83.423,995v-
■ -
586,299,893,035
7.2
47,353,221,185
43,929,188,181
+ -7.4.
545,954,271,950
+
74,427,380 <
92032011*-
'; /80.044,732Zj&yt + 13.7
75,415158
'
'i;
—
Total (10 cities)
;
3,971.041
3,199.499 '
7.9
+21.7
.
£,-05,599,435
,
..—#+? ■■ 84,,024,,196
3,931,201,750
3,448,892,263
3,888,780,385
40.
—
22,018.159
118,901:588 f
2,805,084
:.
9.7
+
—
.40-596.615
26,,344, 494
+'i0£8>,
9.0
—
442,421.
14,103098,865
'
338,842,542
149.967,067
—
.
'
269.108,548
1,240,963,624
143086,872
3,,744,,021
jv-.-
1,935,033,303
(a)
24,730,918
~60
•(a)" v'
-
12,994 ,993,,575
49,,423,,603
-TvB.o;*
524,619,151,098
.
—12.0
37,645,835
/
(a)
135,,053, 457
2,,754,,799
—-
158,842,243
,
33 ,141, 524
.
6,740,623,651
."/ 134,146,773
566,637,130,947
1,967,076,628
1,251,400,234
4-3.8
(a)
OmnecUcuc—Stamford,
Jersey—Newarfc.
128,474,543
152,655,237
1.8
+
11,127,721
13,186,044
Baches ter
(a)
<3.5
+
2,146,691,521
2,221,756,434
70
(a)
588,762,096
13,495,990
42,285,042,210
York—
2.7
(a)
(a)
542,409,795
Imitown
.+
—
117,300,102
120,437,275
9—9
.
i
-
i
1957
1958
•
8
I
Inc. or
Dec. % :
lOS?
1958
mo. or
1957
.
Week Ended December 6-
-Jan. 1 to Nov. SO-
——-Month of November-
Chronicle
14,543,090.400
13,420.468,498
"A'P
" Ira
v
v
7.7
—
12.469.440.142
10,747,878;452 r,:
-
1.566,936
;
„•■
-
^
TfeM Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
•+
.9,108,575
—
9,148,790
36,780,152
19,017,092
17016,308
6,842,669
/ 7
Chaster
■arrlsburg
Lancaster
—
—
Lrtanon
9004085
9,476,715
38,495,302
Bethlehem
6.301,868
_
Philadelphia.
Beading —
4,322,000,000
18,108087
,
■
4,329,000,000
15,763,110
28,937027
16078097
28,858087
19,234,350
27002,160
Qriaware—'Wilmington.
Pew Jersey—Trenton,.
28,233,068
2,486015
7053,866
80001,466
60091,048
Total US cities)—
4057,788,860
4,660003,868
■oranton
—
HBkes-Barre
Tf*
Da Sola
Sazkton
_
•
9.6
9067,758
8,738051
filtnnns
ftoiAglianls
4.1-
+
6.1
102,193.262
446,418,769
207,447,419
—
70
73,453,141
3-6
+
4.7
+
0.2
—
+
47,824,000,000
189,944,521
336,790,260
140
+
0.3
92,328023
87,749,703
97,522,460
102,298,759
98,796,147
"
\
1_ '5.0
-
*4V-
::-'+ -3:4-2,544,356
;-^4-'''6."8^-^-"-!"
417,814,400
>«/'— *0(4?'.'V <*''•«
190,622,259
1.5
+ 30.6
75,302,193
67,295,703
69,694054
+ 16.1
73,134,308
—160
866,639,359
839,012,464
0.1
51,674,086,223
6,091,814
1.6
+
—
>- +
853,754,472
-
*
'*'7
,
4,721.686
-
V;.
"I: .3 V:
4^616.666
-
' '■
;•:•
V
i,i30,o6ooboT
'
3,896,637
-
7,144,414
-
-
r
--r-
4,562,-740
+- o ,3-i.;
,
'
6,556,4317
-
V
-
4,005.175
6,797,336
8,048,116
!*• '
'
^Tv<U7i6gT764;r:T..
.1.7 ^^--, "' 22,137,495
—
V
2,061,400 f
■
21/725060
'&■
826,907,364.
J,-
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''7,346,174:
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190,810,599
2,523,506
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74,253,510
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206,995,606
180,394,697
326,002,683
21,215,292
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1,693,438
2,502,099
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18,667,923
157lTs7986
25,507.906
14,046,139
1,387,611,928
1,190,867,826
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56,857,206,745
1,142,014,353
l,19Gt44i;897
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fwrii Federal ftescrva District—Cleveland—
48,374,231
52,871,442
—
Oetambus
261,419,600
570,444,354
591,995,393
1.0
13,039,459,278
25,263,724,942
2,881,953,600
183,911,118
13,551,371,840
—
2,386,224,776
8.5
—
1,169,064,100
2,251,305,710
1,181,329,993
Cleveland
Cincinnati.
254,771,100
13,554,775
5.7
+
2.6
—
0.3
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2,748,414,400
178,754,259
—19.7—
6.G
622,515,994
687,634,771
—
+ 15.7
486,489,971
461,247,349
1,660,042,309
1,739,921,014
—
Newark
43,397,953
37,520,075
154,619,868
—
1,940,138,935
1,7G8,277,689
Brie
34,838,143
35,639,317
22,397,940
OU City.
1.6
—
(a)
4,701,931
3,189,754
(a)
26,616,757
ib) 31,552,G19
8.9
2.2
20,356,935,655
395,162,551
—15.9
262,185,013
—
—
35,149,85522,818,777,861
31,722,482
+
8.1
324,268,731
11,094,484
12,922,897
12,125,025
13.695,178
—
6.3
217,084,236
5.3
12,304,171
13,212,738
;
14,309,960
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3.4
i; 499,791,751 —398,273,367
0.6
1,469,725,804
487,588,583
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1,469,013,083
7,6
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6G,915,643,963
470,960,518
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228,485,348
6,257,776,291
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—-7.9
298,513,675
22,393,172
5,928,615,200
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422,677,302
.284,614,352
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20,990,389
Total (16 cltlea)
48,137,700"
49,861,963
34,282,806
Mdatucky—Dwcington
Virginia—Wheeling.
Vast
62,294,000
'—4.6--
56,695,811
(a)
v
487:186,187 •*--
65;499,300
--
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52,937,161
152,199,606
11,078,853
271,190.897
+'•2.9:
88,928,866
558,759,689
Yoangetown
County.
11.647.601
295,070.673
573,688,922
71,097,600
71,389,325
+
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11,9-22,375
2 99-,949,-937
f5861019,307
'+>!&•*
548,524,267
48,867,575
Toledo
12,078,281
299,950j740
589,409,035
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13,520,368
6,109,055
49,500,449
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Oreensburg
Pittsburgh
^
3:8 > \
—
—11.7
Utraln
4*—
6,918,528
3.6
—
27,692,259,804
1.241,687,207
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
221,503,703
96,192,000
—10.4
994,415,000
+ 11.1
10,157,862,902
391,126,317
786,330,356
9,741,052,003
375,423,764
17,057,573,036
17,292,748,869
Baath Carolina—Charleston,
Columbia
36,412,589
-
■cwianil
21,470,416
Baltimore.
Praderlck
Watrlct of Columbia—Washington
76,729,176
1,453,334,478
8,035,540
* "
33,864,288
66.834,935
1,455,169,168
6,055,501
567,728,030
3,200,420,316
Total (8 cities)
563,354,194
3,106,847,310
3.6
—
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+ 14.8
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262,683:739
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9.030,392
4,169,198^
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5,160.943
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711,429,174-
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+ 32.7
I'*76,558,876
0.8
6,665,853,824
+
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36,351,224,014
36,017,417,414
—
8.5
1,385,968,906
6,305,120,837
18,942,600,000
298,940,485
271,534,754
296,659,733
11,776,494,328
1:125,794,774
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69,334,550
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1,084,697,422
859,532,972
20,697,238
HMunond
.
222,526,437
86,200,000
955,057,101
Virginia—Huntington
Vhfginia—Norfolk—
139:528,193
139,198/083
+ 11.3
751.427.-752
131,577/768^
757,808,363
***-'
684,458.883
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
tCmessea—Knoxvllle,
127,221,583
Masbvhie
138,975,760
588,527,460
456,147,741
1,593,600,000
■eargia—Atlanta.
Augusta
Oahunbus
1,667,400,000
25,900,624
28,597,793
23,854,946
-
24,913,795
1,036,308,692
Warkla—Jacksonville.
Tampa,
—
915,357,273
892,696,779
62,'714,257
35,039,602
31(004,000
66,076,829
Jackson
64,328,079
55,452,155
aierldfam.
10,476,510
3,061,402
Montgomery
•
Vicksburg
4.7
9.1
+
+16.0
+
2.5
—;2.7>WV
1,424,405,831
■
320,779,012
--
,
336,037,894
344,717,000
332,186,000
+"*■'5,-9
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+ 16.0
724,478,213
111,759,019
628,283,950
'•+l:5:3."'v:"' "
+ 11:7
7.3
33,967,290
4.0
9,624,225,406
<
5,304,874,861
+
2.9
11,969,836
2,945,190,000
+
7.5
—16.0
—
—
62,453,790,665
12,872,895
2,473,553,000
Flint
43,996,996
Grand Raplds.
71,852,695
iaokson
+
61,784,761,150
39,821,351
80,917,028
15,070,186
15,602,608
50,701,990
17,820,147
Bay City
17,842,945
13,136,442
;
142,319,441
30,242,587000
<
—15.1
430,164,148
—10.3
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262.999.194;
12:757/407!
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15,665,769
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873,136
''l-207036,651'1- *r-*a+11.0
8.7
1,241,468,668
+ 43.5
177,332066
213,072,866
3,836:960
3,442,529
+
1,288,629,302
vSt- 2,398046
1.158,119,670;
—11.2
882,572,186
953,317,484
3.4
166,287,608
500,893,555
189,676,453.
—
—14.1
—
0.1
203,476,000
139,829,197
609,098,591
1,193,963,640
18,42X964
12,945,253
+
50,603,171
+ 16.4
349,130,384
South Bend-.
Terre Haut
374,330,979
42,764,035
44,932,611
17.617,375
17,300,110
+
38,986,226
547,455,803
38,201,452
+
2.1
478,087,951
+
2.1
6,629,915,449
6,427,745,352
6,356,654
+14.3
81,292,982
9,359,376
10,438,958
—10.3
124,074,852
Sheboygan
Watertown
1,805,256
1,824,772
4,243,406
,
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Bapids.
4,010,994
31,400,440
201,262,093
67,300,801
33,651,863
Mnln—
225,418,919
CUy.
85,343,074
Ames
4,326,554
3,471,835
15,084005
Ptnote- ■Aurora
14,347,409
10,668,902
6,603,871
4,687,277063
4,624.814015
—
30,260,050
32,577,091
67,114,005
65,464,661
54,832,712
28,893,656
53,204,362
3,382,047
9,127,095,722
9,497,493,521
_
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BockTord
Total (31 cities).
1.5
2.5
135,720,857
—
14053065
4,062,024,935
458,226,541
492,946,683
195,572,369
195,321,335
1.1
20,565,852
48,814,844-
43,713,477
7.2
360,335,817
339,244,120
+ 12.0
2,460,162,307
2,215,600,250
700,752,619
+ 24.6
870,060019
44,953,523
5.1
147,016,828
+
+ 61.6
81,093,198
J.3
53,634,733,067
+
"^98,717:000
10,136,947
-11:110013
4,898,467
055/250
168064,704
;,:Tl5X 1277510
+ .8.0
.
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80,107,254
;A+15.6/
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352,375,057
758,834,214
776,930034
521,737,184
542,004069
3.7
26,193,987
+10.3
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+ 13.6
332,274,233
35,211,394
315,479077
2,977,776
3.9
106,203,453,415
111,343,238,549
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60:290019
::;-^l7;-d4?,522
17,110,613,112
3,891,019
190,999,655
38,461,719
862,413,550
844,288,296
+
2.1
9,067,423,014
9,183(923,599
729,233,920
691073,170
+
5.4
6,454,361,091
3040,883
2,941,527
+ 23.8
34,328,739
6,504,463,664
31,453,329:
+ 18.8
-
13,190,255
13,272,282
3,115,302,851
3,048,787,709
—
+
17,291,226053
198,592042
35,980007
0.6
140037,161
142,144,535
1.5
33,037,124,491
33,387,784,729
+
+
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7.484/776
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6,817,705
16.462,002
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16.116,196
11,760.198
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10.498.008-
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7,527.050
7-T/TT^64'®20'
1,653.173.311 '+
1,742067,185
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6,527,623'
398,700,000
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7,325,109
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3,274,044
9,866.963:
4,564,001
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2,713,876.
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437,468,709
536,127,895
7,267,237
Milwaukee.
Oehkofih
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212,150,410-,
108,755,673
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12v3»
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513,604,167
58,912,435
Wlecongin—MaMsen.
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451,185,628 V
+ 10.5
111,446,458
Peoria
194,977/962 ™
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1,400,199,707
1.1
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145,960,198
35,624,962,000
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Indiana—Fort Wayne-
Decatur
792,648
229,871,607
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Chicago
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105,549,359
33,976,718
9/993,299,634
8,035,679
199ri57~849 '■*
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117,853.386 r
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11,386,113,567
-~«989,137,763.
29,903,000
9,381,618
7,006,421
;v^44£v.:- ;
312,162,767
28,238,718
5,456,371,920
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VW
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8.8
—
284,065,328.
-
^.,33,249,419
35(859,042
149,383.831
403,100,000
-5,983,687,459
18,677,800(000
10,269:506,927
726,615,600
317,191,235
806,255,279
Total (16 cities)
10,188,154,120
687,337,906
5.1
—
3,300,807
840,016,477
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Strnth Federal Deserve
5.0
—
26,146,148
949,483,787
90,'649,170
■toelBBtppi—Hattlesburg,
4.4
+10.4
25,105,248
105,111,249
Mobile
+ 29.0
—
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0.9
3,765,486
"I/O
755,775032
I
3752X021
705,319039
+""l0
+
9.6
208.093,684
+~6.9
37I54,808
7.2
739,477063
+
V'
143,529,171*-
216:752,900
149032002.
2042027
732,228,529
Volume
188
Number 5803
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2903)
Month of November-
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37,948,189
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51,093,30G •
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36,815,031
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65,580,567
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74,193,813
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4,938,547
357,134,901^
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138,117,862
10,550,944
12,091,395
4^36*r,129
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4,691,889
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4,312,229
,
27.0
+
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4^^992,191 / ;i
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6J92.974
147985,747
+ 16.9
15,933,551
13,391,069
633,840,372
+ 11.2
607.968.927
"536,443,973
+ 10.0
1,273,481
,-972,662
10,394,613
168,020,098
1,154,104
899,071
9,619,325
149,101,99ft
177520,504
+12.6
22,568,996
7
1.2
—
^723^722yp&0 ;;i +.+'642,705,731
-: +13.l;>-:
+*~7.0
168,267,023
-
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•
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8,501,537
,
5.6
—
~
.
!VV23;325,216 V
:
10,497,574
403,520,810
+15.7
,
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+13.1
.
1.1
+
~
.
Montana—Bjllifiga-.
rr-12.4
<
•
+16.2
-
'Great
9,713,099
472,647,775
+20.7
8,6io,ooo,-^J*_+
,,'■•
-
■".
-
8,510,064
6.5
+
■■
•Huron. ^
'>'■ tTota!
—16.8
19,077,704,925
2
,
••
Da kota—Aberdeen
.Sioux. Falls.
"■
.
.5.5:
1
76,625,000
8,820,236
+ +.12.7
*-*.97,101,044
>48,786,180
21,370(647 ,
—12.1 V-;A t-217t«)2,047 i
224,784,295
55,630,358 V K•V ',r> 377,263,162
37,663,607
-V /'
5A~>>;5,25+322
4,157,442 '; :-: V+26.3 .v
41,966,043
■-;V.'.46',467,2-12
35,588309 ;
32,841,583
: .V,f^.^^^x^3'3^40434--1s ; V U 298,805,483
.
Minot
-
2,400,247 ;v
^
,
.
"
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496,671,030
v.
20,309(565,641
647,226,389
5.254,273
■
..^413,180,544
—12.8
i
13.663,508 >/.+<*>'+ 33.4
I
-■144,794,304
vt., .=•>>
5.8 +• /.^7,659,801,405
7,157,149,244
.5,768,658
>.>.— 8,9
«V
.51,874,535
2,158,279
V», 23,300,370
U'kf»C^W6,487.
-
'
Dakota—Fargo—
■Grand
18,221,355
684,984,074
'Fergus Falls^
•outh
43,499,520
Vf?1,fe79;338,343
1,861,462,283
Rochester*V—.
North
51
:+19,6
'•
duties
2,893,796,304
"'■+>??V^.O >>^3+403,338;736^
2.631.556,732
„
29,437.862,114
.«•
6.7
+
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704,628,111
vlT*.
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City—
.+»|t,s •; Vr.r.'*
Nebraska—Fremont
"L 733.791,815
I{,i- 4,505,622
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Parsons-
Topeka^ft..
Wichita-,—
•;
■V
+
>354,471,050
:
+''9.7!': •
1.671,798,093
^
+. 55,123,467, v+V ;-+'10.2 +.
r-:..
"•
.•" 1.795,702
+29.0 '
,
■
285,424,644 ';;
295,038,550
21,060,867,847'
£•;# 3.0,:
3,742,521.540
"
;.
7,087,322
36,124,781
28,790,945
+
9.1
4.7
12,353,521
+ 25.5
28,397,493
+
11,677,981
26,005^69
3.1
•
480^30,080
431^607436
16,112,834
15,424,379
4^254,337
5,895,306
740,810,940
674,617,736
,t;
G.4
+
+*114
+
436,905,956
4.5
14,999,913
■
•
•
•
+ 11,2
3,403.320,043
r-
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- ■-
389.962,743
12,987,62ft: ,"i
2.1
—
282,506,790
+
4.2
9,404,380,775
+
6.2
:; 42,823,843,951
+
6.8
"\.9i985,946,334 +
•
+
19;303,609,993
'
3,333,319;872
'294,481,580
+ -4.5
>
-27.8
5,449,117
6,501,547-
/
"
7.6
f-
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•
—17.i:i;
23,342,925
845,091,597 :
7,418,203
+10.4
'58,562,829
699,185,0091; :+1628,894.162
^^5rO50,5l4 ''
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■: V
3,3:,'
—
181,260,239
18.0
+ 18.6
—29.5
+ l-V;', +60,368,734 v;
+15.4
7.0
+ 38,4
+
—13.0
502,562,167
+.
5
+16.8
.
4.027,152,750
.1,096,472
726,306
10,591,610
173,398,260
'
12,499,873
•iVi 1,362,624,684
v
'
'
870,692,536
"TotahH47c£tIes)____-
+
.
—13.1
-
4,990,480
8^0
+
—
110,804,771
'.+,19,362,551
Denverz_u.->
1,205,630
•
+
,
32,795,182
•:
'475,4^1)~596
-
;.
2,316,290'
it
.
+ 17.4
-f.-j 43,595,692
,
■+;' 7,272,828,854
+.7,785-,346,608''r;'
4' 4-4 +L.6V + ■1 +50^1^52 4:', V: ' 42,930,777
-7.7,.
■''.16.553^41 V '
19,021,190
r
4,433,668
,,
+?•
•+:i7:2:-■-'> V.12.5.
+1(605,541--.y
28,485,981
;
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Oklahoma—Fulsa.
ins—
Galorad o—Colorado, Springs
V
r; •
129,455,777
■
I' i'.GO,750,588
st» JoscplK;
-•*1
„
i 652,479,997
+
*
5,758,437
,1,833,351,497
Mtesoort-rJoBlln.
Knnsast^eAbSP-
39,633.350 +
I "
-*.;
L'V.v 1,482.006
-^
;
51,178i'639 ;:+'
+
1,004,963
"rr+^J;r'
:•& 146,469,596 +
Lincoln.
•Omaha,
-
77?,+13,588,217_ -; ?f+7+47.9
%*.*
Hastings
*45.735,079,354
:
+
19.8
606,857,53a
679,819,284
Eleventh Federal flaservo District—Dallas— ^
Teaas—Austia;_
43,785,001
49,518,561
,
Beaumont.-
■f-
+<
*28,000,000
...
'
-252,130,060
l >173,674,550
El. Pa sec
'
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+161,910,208
Houston I'l'l+V.™-
231,325,322
"
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Port
'•
Texarkahat;
•
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"10,862,596
•.
V -28,699.971
+>"10401,310
Wichita Falls _+„_____
•
Lwlsiana:—SircvepoTt-—___
28,806,433
-+!
+ 23.4
12,746,711
+ 16.2
484,342,868
—13,5
9,242,103
•
:
56,966,422'
.,V
2.4
487190^771
42,889830
+T2.4
—18.2
7,445,000
9,322,000
—20.1
+
19,137,778,871
(TlVV4.105,456,428 4 +> 4.020.585,495
*.+^46^56,881863;^
21
'■
-
6,460,000
6748*3", 961
7,094,157
77071,975
11884866
18,316,671
17.030.3U
617,831,432
537,281,367
576,452,687
503,393,697
>
6,962,016
V*.* V *
8.5
+
4.1
—
1.5
—
' 47,460,767,015
8,420,000
12873,257
1.8
+
99,320,624
654,135,109
37,360,090.'
45,664,421
;
9.5
—
327,073,469
"
-
+ 627,353,823
.
427,740816
8.6
—
104,357,563
107,733,494 ;
V 0.9
10,320,716
„
+ 10.7
1,877,822,020
404.095,000
U"
"V-,.332 840,708
•
10,355,064
2,399,611,803
330,372,000
17,488,460,385
V''~V';::f9449i(752:;./
0i3
3.3
455,657,63*2
1.9
'
57491,449
.
—29.4
12,774,266
529,653,981
7.3
+
296,598,635
1,923.829,597--
,
+
—
549,689,932
.....
21,610.283,989
.•
4.0
—
"589.860,010
291,087,234
*,■>2,656,993,474
+""7.3
1',540,'430,576
,
22,313,859,086
—23.7 +
"33,332,000
1.478,949,510
I™—
■>V
6.3
+ -9.0
->
s
'
'
V
'+
25,418.000
," Oalvestoi* 1—
2.6
—
1,875,375,896
•
+
+ 13.1
28,748,938
1,993,507,606
Dallas
-
'
t
.
Twetftli^FeOeral Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bbllfhgham—:—^—;
+
!
Yakima-V—
Idaho—Boise^.--_>_+.
-"*5+
-"+>7,731,771 ■->
832,196,694 +
8,297,476 f
>,
'
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Oregon--Eugene
i.
.47,812,182
..
6.8+';" tlr-b 887247,014 7
-• [ ,-h 90,706,860
U 9;57p,148,600 V &.< 9,600,658,244
—
;
>294,413,048
44,661,778:+
+->16,100,000 ;
+21,091,000
>
„
819,691,407+
25,058,599 *
->26,600,405
-V+'V— ' 7 V-,.'
—
Portlautt
1
Utah—Ogdex>.--_^->———
_
—
+
Arizona—Fhoenixc-—;
'BeikeIe^''?^'+£^^+.V"-+------—
-Long Beach-'-
y».
:
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,
V
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..
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—
;
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+
V
pities)
total
.
+
37,381,653
63,050,432
7
+
.*
+
*Estimated.. (a) Clearings operations discontinued.
•
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VV^+J.+D
+
■.„»„.>+
53,337,192,970
0.5
l.G
+
108,178,206
+*2*0.0
+ 12,8
,499,307,263
:/1,389,986,891
-
3
3.1
+
£322,545
■f
1.0
18?596,*602
256,771,216
+
8.5
+
0.6
76+862,331
70+843,184
.1,279,452,723
+
9.5
37,913,705
32,517,159
.404,209.724
+
G.5
10,191,690
9,629,093
18,281,889
15,207,656
.430,288,712;:
.650,037,525
618,635,846
+
5.1
64,799,993,288
+
0.7
+449,224,461
+142,705.509,270
+
2.6
25,280,502,807
•
-605,614;702,577
,.
:
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618,086,358,172
on
ly.
represent
clearings
;
RATES CERTIFIED BY • FEDERAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
.'>*"+':-.
.-
.
+: "
RESERVE (BANKc+TO 'TREASURY-UNDER
DECEMBER 5, 1958 TO DECEMBER 11, ■■1958,
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon Buying Rate for
,
for eight
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Cable-Transfers-in New York
Argentina, peso—
-
Official
Monday
Dec. 5
,/
..
'
"
.:
..
'.0555555*
Awstralia,, ,pQund_^___^
,r
—
4'
.0555555*
.0149867
a,
2J233316
'.:'• Austria, schilling
"...
.
(Value
Canada, dollar...
Ceylon, rupee——
;
:
Finland, markka
/ France. (Metropolitan), franc—_.
Germany, Deutsche mark
;
Iridia, rupee
Ireland, pound—
in
United
1.035000
States
Money)
.210217".
.00311807*
.
V
.00238046
-1
.210181
•
<
yen—,—•
.0800560*
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
..140080*
.265133
krone--
Philippine Islands, peso—_1
Portugal, e8CUdo__—
peseta
Union of South Africa,
'
'
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*.0349000'
r.. .0238095*
'''
r-'
.
.00238007
.210131
.210168
2.802187
2.804062
2.804687
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,
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.*'
-
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.327547
.327614
.327714
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.265116
^
.265118
,
.00277912*
.265125
.140080'
.265133
2.776299
2.774443
-
.140080*
.
-
.496950*
"
2.776918
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
'
1496950*
.0349000*
.
.0349000*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283'
.233337
.
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.00311807*
.496950*
.0349000-
.0349000*
'
;
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.00311807'
'
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;
Sweden, krona
—J—
Switzerland; franc——
-
.239025
2.774133
-
-
.210292
.00238046
.327454
.0800560*
2.775061
Spain,
.
>
.210267
■>
1.036406
.239000
.00277912*
.327454
Norway,
•t
2.801875
> .00277912*
?.
—
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
+036250
•
.00238046
.0200625
«..:.v .239000
,
2.792341
2.801875
.
t+.++.0238095*
2.791407
2,802812
•
.233350
-
+
1+513,967,708
.
'
1,126,222,973
1,264,901,679
+3
23,659,634,721
20,606,592,698
6.7
11,642,385,926
10,247,147,069
The condition statement of
banks
of
the Federal
shows, the
ended
U.
S.
following
3:
Dec.
weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the week
Decreases of $341 million in holdings of
Government securities and $748 million in U. S.
deposits, and an increase of $462 million
deposits credited to domestic banks.
*
.
were
reporting member banks; the principal increases
million in the San Francisco District and
$50
.0238095*
.0238095*
brokers
million.
.
i
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $102 million in
New York City, $74 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and a total of $354 million at all reporting member
banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
increased $148 million, holdings of Treasury notes in¬
creased $269 million, and holdings of U. S. Government
bonds decreased $404 million, largely reflecting Treasury
refunding.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $94 million in
the Kansas City District and $69 million in the Dallas
District, but they increased $55 million in New York
City and $59 million in the San Francisco District; there
was a net decrease of $42 million at all reporting mem-»
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
2.791718
-
>
„2.793586
2.794209
ber banks.
2.802187
2.804062
2.804687
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$608 million, and borrowings from others increased
$480 million. Loans to banks increased $473 million.
.193283'
"
.
_
'
'
'
*.
Commercial and industrial loans increased $98 million
"Other" loans increased $57
2.234810
.0385356*
.00311807*
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+10.3
—
8,531,089
.0200625
.0153744
2.234312
•
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..
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•
12,724^298
.0385356*
.0555555*
.0151248
.210043
.239000',
.210036-.
2.802812
——
Japan,
.*
>
.00311807*
.00238046
.<+,.239000,
:
;
23,771,969
15,232,849
$35 million in New York City. Changes according to
industry appear in another press release.
Loans to
and dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government and other securities decreased $59 million.
.0555555*
.0385356*
1.037812
Dec. 11
$
V
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,
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Dec. 10
•
.
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>
Wednesday
<
.0555555*
.0200625
...210392
.
Dec. 9
+ .0152301
.0385356*
.0200500
;
'
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;
2.232569
.0385356*
Belgium, franc—
+v.
s
'
.0152383
;
r",
;
601,854,048
27,511,675
9,387,462
Government
Tuesday
Dec. 8
•
676,492,392
5.8
+
months only.
at all
Frfclay
■!
+~8.6
26,457,546
18,655,731 >
+ 20.2
*
>-+16.6
1,313,700,543
in demand
..j, -
18,638,175
Condition Statement of Member Banks
EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant wto the requiretx>ent of Section 522 ol the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies, dally to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for/cable transfers on the different
countries;olthe world. We give below a record for/the week just passed.- ^
>
l
*;, 317280119
~9_.8
—
25,617,266,573
■
12,285,509,222
2.0
(c) Figures
+,
v+;>
95,342,1*85
+""6.1
2052+534
5.7
895,653,463
'
1644^27234
100,507,046
8.2
+
,*•327,916,217
+175+25+833,524 ;
,
(c) 408,278,448
..
31,801,695,738
65^32-,879,433
.*+
,
2,333,161,692
196.848,708
129,755,025
4.3
5,335,920
184,712,613
9.7
215,992,039
2.5
+
—
278,621,042
i
,3,lV
i
•
.+
>
4,533,060,319
4,400,445,660
+...6,7
•
6,0
904,609,045"
•v..
169,408,109
6,044,441 7
+ 11.5
267610",273
«
.
,-■;+'l'4:l-.>+>
;,'"++3.1+ ->
'
195,089,907
+ 45.6
4,717,346„
31,992618,826
.
■
+
:346,649,629
:>
+>0.1 V5
W
-
V 563,396,363 V
1,346,445,125
,.
—•4,2 + -.;
V
+
\-
'
-
•;' +.17,3
;
5,686,048,855
J 98,909,554.470
95,874,166,719.-
,53,589,124,509
"
23,942,928
'118,13p,783
.'^38,544,429;
V 5,79+587,034
.-^~
(176 citiesc-——
New York--
Outside
•
•••
+ 0.9
+10.8
--
2,795,392,940
:
——
Total (18
Grand
>1^823,545
+:
> "Santa
^
-
2,797,877,764.
'Francisco-
+.15.:0
..
'77,652,724
.:
•:
-
—~V+
-v
74,383,424
4,458,611,531 .1 a--.
2,524,401,356
+*
;
f+.106
,
117,687,961,+. :
>1.29,547,480
;32,727.230
•
Pasadena ■,+.+—
'
>
-
..(ah, +
47,078,328 +>
:
118,758,101
,
Modesto
4.o
V-
.* 206,749,430
■228,369,305-
*(a> '■ +:*.
.
:.;+
400,136,792
6,869,476
477,303,490
+ 12.2
194,627,384
218,439.159
8.5
+
172,839,000
9,404,067,352
9,177,862,331
'+273,333,068,. +■"+ 261,144,169
24,546,284 V
>,
0.2
+
>.192634,000,„
831,936,870
•
-
-26.216,089,7
California—Bakersfielu i—:—-—-
'V
865,163,164
*■> 390,945,591
Salt-Laker eityV—-
►
—
+565,7Fi;537 +',
V/
'
2.7
—
>.-271,349,654
„+
-233325
'
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1
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
.
(2504)
52
"
•-
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
banks follows:
A. summary
ber
Dec.
3,
ASSETS'
investments adjusted*
Loans
cdjustcdt
—
Commercial and industrial loans
and
Loans
-
loans.,—
Agricultural
brokers and dealers
to
Loans
.
for pur-
.
chasing or carrying securities^-,
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
securities,-,,,
"
securities—total——.
bills,,,
certificates
notes
Treasury
Treasury
11,556
32,149
2,410
4,160
6,859
—
Government
S.
,,—,
loans
Other
U.
loans,,
estate
Real
; 1,856 v
V ;.
1.234
0,505. •+
indebtedness
of
■Treastiry
U. S. bonds-
—-
——
banks,,
to
Loans
—
Federal
lieservevs
with
Cash
banks—,
Reserve
vault
hi
banks,
domestic
with
balances
6
11'
+
67
— 341
>— 354
+ 148 *
.+ 269
— 404
•—
-5
+ 473
+ 140
••+ ?44
+ 177
+ 6,o30
+
:
,
f
18.680
9,138
■
1,666
12,804
1,038
2,399
securities
Other
I-'. 100
89
—
•
.
+1.268
.+ 2,463
+,,034
665
+1,39.»
+
41
— 617
+
642
25
23
—
+
—
---
70
+
LIABILITIES—
adjusted-,,——.—57,214
deposits except U. S. Government
27,882
—
lime
2,948
-—
+
462
deposits
deposits,,—,—,,-,,
interbank demand deposits—
C.
+1,825
+ 4,068
+ 452
42
7
748
•Demand
Government
S.
+
7
..
t Exclusive
—>.
152
banks—.—,,
Reserve
—
608
480
—-
130
379
+
of valuation re¬
after deduction
and
to banks
loans
+
individual loan items arc shown gross,
serves;
*
of
12
+
•
others
From
.>67
—
250
1.47G
banks.—,—
Borrowings—
From
Federal
+
1,458
11,060
banks
Domestic
Foreign
Nov.
26
revised
figures
*
1, 1988—_____
—Jan
cumulative preferred stock—Jan
Jan
A
Electric
adjustment bonds due Jan. 1, 1973——Jan
1
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
5+»% debt adjustment bonds due Jan. 1. 1973———Jan
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp., 5+2 % cumul. con v. pid. stock—Dec 30
debt
Northern
Great
7
+
Ltd—
Karstadt,
(Rudolphi
Inc.—
Nitrate
-....7+^
■:
Louisiana
West
North
&
General mortgage
1, 1974
bonds due Jan.
5%
Electric
Kabu.shikl
Jan.
1
1
1
Pueblo
Light & Power Co.—
bonds, due 1961
5%
prior lien
4+2%
adjustment
debt
Jan.
Service
Water
1,
dated Jan.
debs,
Electric
Power
1
1
1
Welsbach
19,080.893
account,,.
reserves
19,999,552
R.; notes of other banks,,..,.
cash,!,,,
jj.
321.551
Total
F.
gold certificate
24,588
+
302,402
Other
22,667
—
125,867
4.
23,793
—
21.196'
—
454,870
Discounts and advances
—2,087,432
17,891
—
58,067
+
Wvs
918,65^, <(t.
516,673
—
161
■
industrial
loans—
337
—
Acceptances:
Bought outright—
—,
Held under repurchase agree*(
ENTIRE ISSUES
1957
—2,145,499
13,001
—
—
____
'
1.000
36,199
10,342
+
4,710
—
:
.
.
U. S. Government securities:
Beaux-Arts
$3
■x
2,245,550
126,200
+
2,867,565
Bonds
Announcement
"
26,246,612
T2
2242
948
Ndticnal
126,200
+
Total
U. S.
Gov't
«
8,000
repurchase agree't
+
National
121,800
+
26,254,612
+
•
DIVIDENDS
Total loans and securities
-1-1,870,975
248,667
+
26,746,018
'
from
foreign harks
+
241,959
191
+
10,210
assets
-
+
+
,
assets
Total
3
328,524
—
93,662
133,860
premises
Otirer
+
4,919,920
Uncollected cash items
Bank
'
15
;
52,516,980
67,198
11,247
82,918
—
77,943
—
Michigan Chemical Corp. (annual)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com. (year-end)
dividend
Middle
Midland
27,302,134
191,812
+
Member bank
18,376,269
reserves
437,369
Foreign
230,328
Other.:
53,337
+
326,821
99,819
—
16,877
(s-a)
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaming Co., com.
104,595
+
2,890'
—
common
preferred (quar.)
Mid-West Abrasives (quar,)
'
—
Co.,
Corp.,
1st
837,662
—
32,069
-
—
Water
Ross
5(2%
(quar.)
7% pfd.
308,771
+
Dej>osits:
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
Utilities
South
144,785
+
4(4%
Total
19,370,787
deposits
1,501
287,510
—
34.117
+
+
688,101
209,141
503
■
+
3,926,010 "
availability cash items
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
+
9,708
—
liabilities
Total
CAPITAL
51,133,048
93,694
:
160,481
—
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
\ 'urplus
Other capital accounts
X
919
+
+
34,059
4:
359,632
9,857
..+
30,997
809,195
215.105
__
;
17,482
52,516,980
82,918 +
77,943
—
to
Increased-monthly
Corp., class A
bilities
combined
Contingent
4Vi % conv. preferred (quar..)..„_
Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd. (s-a),
liability
Industrial loan
1 Net
on
42.4%
accept¬
on
for
correspondents
•
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)__7„_„
Minnesota Fund, Inc. (year-end of 3c from
investment income plus 22c from long-termcapital gains)
*
'
,
*
•
.
.2%'
•'
..
.
4.0%
—
'
s
foreign
74,001
__
commitments
159
+
995
change after elimination
of
Section
•
+
129
—
13b
surplus of
5,331
$27,543,000
Sept. 2, 1958.
Power
&
1-26
12-22
12-31
12-12
12-22
12-12
1- 2
1-2
12-19
12-19
National
11-28
12- 3
National Transit
»,••••
,
$1.25
30c
- -30c
50c
preferred
and
common
including those
called
under
Extra
30c
90c
Valley Gas (quar.)
Pipe Line Co., common
sinking fund provisions.
or
last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
the current volume
in which the details
,
given in the "Chronicle."
were
NOTICE OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
Date
3%-6%
bonds
series
Page
Ampal-American
15-year
4%
s.
15
f.
Trading
debentures
2185
oate
Page
Corp.—,
series
A
1st
Berlin
mortgage
bonds
due
Dec.
31,
_Jan
1
2349
& Light Co.—
debt'adjustment deb.
1978
series
and
B
4Vs %
due
debt
Jan.
1,
bonds
ser,
adjustment
1978
Containers, Ltd.,
1960
A
Industries,
4%
class A
3l4%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
4.20%
Rubber
Mohawk
Dec
31
2350
due
debenture
Jan.
noncum.
4(4%
bonds
New
$12.25
12-22
12- 1
12-22
12-22
12-22
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
New Jersey Power &
12-20
11-22
New
12-20
11-22
12-19 n
10-15
New
12-19
10-15
New
12-15
12-15
New York
.
Auto
i
2350
Equipment
Chemical Co.
Montana-Dakota
4.70%
Class
New
York
}$1
(quar.)
A
Ward
(quar.)
&
Co.,
common
(quar.)
12-19
12- 5
State
Electric
&
50c
$1.75
H-25
New York Trust
11-28
11-28
11-28
Newark
1-15
12-15
•
1-15
1- 2
,
(s-a)__
-
12- 8
12- 8
12- 5
12-5
1- 2
1- 2
12-24 •
1- 2
1- 1
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
11-28
12-15
1- 1
12-26
12-15
12-15
$1.09
4%
50c.
$2.50
$2.50
35c
Gas—
Co.
93%c
$1.12+2
$L12%
1-2
12-12
12-19
12-12
1-10
12-31
93+ic
(Ohio)
(quar.)
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
$1.50
(quar.)
1-1-59
87120
—
—.—_________
Extra
6%
12-15
1-1
1- 1
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
■
3%
• -
(quar.)
(quar.)
4»/a%
25c
—,
R. Co, com.
33%%
12-19
25c
(increased)
dividend)
St. Louis Ry.
& Harlem R.
12-12
12-12
12- 5
12-15
12-29
$1.1834
preferred (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
Auction (stock dividend)
12-29
1-14
1- 2
12-29
Service—
New
12-29
12-10
12-12
$1
$101V*.
10%
45c
1- 2
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.i
43i%
1
12-30
10c
.
4%
Orleans Public
12-12
12-12
Co.—
(quar.)
1
Extra
'
1- 2
1- 2
50c
45c
Insurance
Co.
12-19
Utilities,^jcpjnmon (quar.)--"
25c
(quar.)
$1.12(4
(quar.)
1
$1.17(4
(stock
Gas
2
1-
preferred
preferred
Co.
Haven
1$1
(s-a)
Club__
Jockey
Fife
Quarterly
preferred (s-a)
York Shipbuilding
$$4
v
Park
Hampshire
12-24
12-10
,12- J--#
85c
(quar.)
York, Chicago &
1- 2
1- 2
New
1- 5
1-19
Telegraph Co.—'
York
122(4c
(s-a)
Investment, Ltd.
(quar.)
-
12-
1- 2
4- 3
12- 1
,
$2
New Haven Water Co.
122V2c
Extra
Montgomery
jan
Assurance
Monarch Mortgage &
Monroe
Quarterly
&
.12-16
1-15
25c
1- 2
30c., 12-15.
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
England Telephone
11-14
Knitting, Ltd., 4(4% pref. (accum.)
137Vbc
preferred (quar.)
1$1.12(4
Life
5%
15c
:
—
Telephone•
12- 1
12-19
12- 1
1
1-23
4-24
12-15
11-28'
12-16
12-31
fl5c
7V2C
Electric System
35c
(Initial)
(quar.)2_
,
England Lime Co. (extra)
_
England Power Co.—
I
preferred (quar.)
!—$1.15
4.36%
A
com.
,t
17c.
tl5c
="
12- 5^
12-15
12-31
4.60%
6%
12-..8
12-15
20c .
17<r'
■
•
,
(quar.)
12-15
30%
Ltd.—
partic. class
New class B (initial)
80c
Monterey Oil
1,
New
Molson's Brewery,
New
dividend
Brunswick
New England
New
Co.
87(be
(quar.)
(clears arrears)
(quar.)
:
Co.
(increased)
__;—,40c^
(quar.)
Mur
12-22
dividend
Stock
Stock
5c
,.
(quar.)'—
_______
class .A -(quar.)
(quar.)
Neon Products Canada, Ltd.,
New
12-24'
12-24
12-26
12- 1.
12-15
12-15
1- 2 . 12-15
40c.: ; 12-15 +12-. 5
'
Common
12-22
$1.43;(+.
B
Nestle-Le
12-11
50c
10c
•
Co. Tquar.)—
Inc.
$14.70
$1.05
—
—T
(quar.)—.
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co,
12-15
12-15
Cement
Bros,
Class
12-22
Pipeline Co. of America^—
Year-end
12-15
12- 8
12-45
10c ;
•.
preferred (quar.)
Neisner
' '
11-28
:
—
1-2-59
1- 2
12-22
(quar.)—
: 12-17
.
7c
(Fitts.)
Co.
(annual)
Co.
$2
J25c
(resumed)
com.
\ 11-28
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
..
.
:
$25c
1
(s-a)
12-15
-
;
from
(quarterly
Series
.
5c
pfd.
preferred (clears arrears).,
4.50%
Power
-■4+8%
RR.,
11-28
12-15
12-19
—.
Radiator Corp.
U. S.
5+4%
11-28
; 11-2^'
1- 2
-
Natural Gas
New
Year-end
3(4%
12-15
(quarterly
Insurance
Union: Fire
5c
Birmingham
&
—
—
(accumulative)
participating class A
Monsanto
1966
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.-s4%
$1
Mobile
Monmouth
.
Palestine
Mitchell
Monarch
A
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
.
class A
(Robert), Ltd.—
RR.»
1- 2
12-15
;
,
4(4c.'
60c
Monarch
A.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
due Jan. 1, 2039
Pacific
Mohasco
The date indicates the redemption
■
12-12
5quar.)
12-15
1- 2
1-2
17c
62(4a
Special
12-31
■
12-12
12-12
•
15c-
income)
National Growth Stocks
Quarterly
10c
-i
12-12
1-5
1- 5
$1.12('a.*$1.25
,
12-15
12-lf12-12
12-12"
preferred
-
1-2
11-20
1-7
3c
NatlonaUStandard Co. (quar..),,—40c
National Sugar Refining Co. (quar.)
,
50c r
Special
—
%—25c National Tile St Mfg. Co. (year-end),
20q
11-28
12-16
12- 2"r
12- 4
1- 5
20c"4
from net investment income),i—
1- 2
1- 2
12-27
12-31
4.60%
Modern
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
.
$1.10
$1.15
Mississippi River Fuel Corp; (quar.)40c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co." (quar.) __ " v 20c
f
Mississippi Glass '(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.—
4.40 %
preferred (quar.)
Missouri
a
;
.
12-24
12-19
12-15
$1.50 ' ' 2^-2
'.
:
Series
Income
net investment
>'-1-31
12-15
—.
Class B
Notices
National
Nazareth
1——
(quar.)
.
67c
$1
$1.75
(quur.)_,_——,—
Research Corp.—
12-■
12- 5
,
„
Light—
(quar,),—
Missouri-Kansas
Below will be found
/ 12-29
; 25c
Mfg.
National Securities &
12fl2
12- 5
12- 5
12- 8
11-28
12-15,
11-26
»
1-15
12-1
preferred
Aluminum Co.
Mississippi
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Screw
National
,
5%
Presto- Industries
&
1- 9
12- 1
12-12
12-12
12- 5
12- 5
-
/.
—__;—
National
11-28
.
1-2
(quar.)—
National
12-24
10c
56V4Ct25e
1-2-59
——
preferred (quar.)
12-31
15c " 12-18
i.4
(quar.)__
com.
Extra'
_
purchased
ances
Co.,
,
preferred (quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)——,"
12c
$1.25
>
-
i
5%
$1.25
(quaivj
1-14
Corp.
A
1- 2'.
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
12-24
(monthly)
Class B
Mirro
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
12-12
,
12-15
;
6% preferred B (quar.)
11,,——
National Linen Service, common (qu£tr.)____
4(4%
11^17
.
Ltd.
—
Investors
10c
(quar.)
-.
Mill-Factors
Minnesota
Total liabs. & capital accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
12-15
12-12
1- 1
75c
-
.
(quar.)
Laboratories
Millcr-Wohl
—
1-16
12- 1
12-11
$1.37(2
15c.
25c
56(4c
37 Vic
—
Year-end
Deferred
12-16
1-31
12-15
1 2
1- 2
12-24
12-15
1- 2
1-23
12-20
I- 1
1- 1
1- 2
1-2
(quar.)
preferred
11-28
12-18
s -v:<>
•
t3c
(quar.)
common
—
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
Class
7%
12-12
12-16
12-31
.
40c
2%
32V4c
+13c
$37V4c
50c
■
2%
(increased quar.)
Ltd.,
Gypsum Co.,
dividend
30e
preferred
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Miles
12-30
- 12-31
$1.10
25c
45c
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.)
Holders
Payable ot Kec.
3%
;
-•_!
4.40%
Middlesex
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes
25c
20c
—
Stock
When
5
.
2- 2
(quarterly of 7c
plus a distribution of 60c from gain realized
in
investments).
The
capital gains
distribution is payable in cash or stock__
National Lead Co., common (year-end);
"
Share
:
.
1-15
12-15
5O00"12-15.
2%
12-30
< <
dividend)--:.
(stock
Corp.
Co.,
Class B
of Company
30c
30c
(quar.)____
t5c
Oil
&
preference
National
Name
6%
12- 9
12-16.
11-18
12- 3"
12-19
11-28
(Hartford)—
Co.
Products
Food
Grocers
National
Per
12-15
12-22
(quar.)
(Detroit)
——
Stock
2,332,177
20c
,
dividend)
(stock
Insurance
National Gas
2355
264,800
'
Due
Fire
National
2246
$1.50
(Continued from page 16)
securities
12-22
1-15
<
—
Quarterly
National
2,646,977
$1.25
50c
div.)
preferred (quar.)___
$1.06'/4
Electric
Welding. Machine1 Co.—,r
•
15c
4(4%
317,979
—
4,400
—•
12-12
12- 5
12-16
Reduced
'
Held under
stcck
Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
National
1- 2
12-22
12-30
>
12-19
16c
2%
City Lines (quar.)_
National Company (stock dividend)
5
1-2
20c
National
this issue.
In
50c
50c
1
(year-end
National Casualty Co.
2,867,565
—
2,483,771
—
1.381,277
+
12- 5
12- 8
12- 8
933,ic
Extra
—1,283,886
18,649,726
12-15
12-15
12-15
Corp.—
2133
—.Feb 16
1, '72—pec 31
12-31
12-12
12V4c
inc. and 96c from
realized capital gains)
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
—Feb
stock_l
12-31
1-15
1-2
,—
Aviation
Apartments, Inc.—
prior preferred and first preferred
1957, clue May 1, 1967
Southeastern Fund, 6(2% subord. debs, due Aug.
*
Bills
Certificates
(quar.)
National Cash Register
Family Finance Corp. 4(4% pfd. stock, series A and B__Jan
Grolier Society, Inc.—
5% convertible subordinate debentures dated May 1,
1-15
—
Aeronautical
12- 3
12-31
.
10c
,
(29c from net ordinary
Jan
12-18,,
1-15
37 (4c
60c
(s-a)______
Securities
.
.
_
-
National Can Co
convertible preference stock
.
(quar.)_—
Decatur RR.
1
•
11-15
11-151"
11-28
20c
6c
(quar.)_J—__
common
12i
.
.
lr 2
1-* 2
12-19
from
12c
i;.
.
50c
25c
15c
l
(quar.)
&
National
Bought outright—
Inc.,
Page
prior pfd. stock—Dec 30
plus
.12-15
^
h
...
,+
income
National
CALLED
Date
Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50 cumulative
American Air Filter Co., Inc.—
5%; cumulative
B
Nation-Wide
2356
2295
Company and Issue—
12-15
(8c from
America
of
2
Corp.
Natco
Ry.—
5+2 % debentures due Jan. 1, 1982—
Ltd., 6% s. f. debs., ser. A, due Nov. 1,
Zcller's
Since
1958
1958
certificate
Jan
1
1977_~Dec 15
,_Jan
—
...;
(quar.)
Corp., new common (initial).—_
Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
"
1962
1,
i._
:
preferred (quar.)__
Nashua
1869
1
Co.
National
bonds due July
f.
s.
12-19
1- 6
: 30c
12715
ilL-21
26(4c
12-1511-21
__.22(4c .12-15-. 12- 1
:
Nachman
Dec. 11,
Dec, 3,
Dec. 10,
ASSETS—
Gold
4%%
Maryland
25-year
Increase (+) or
2
1-15
35c
(quar.)
(increased)__
Ring
Myers (F. C.) Bros.
Corp.—
15-year
Western
ands of dollars)
Mutual System,
Nashville
mortgage pipe line bonds 514%
12-20-
Telegraph-
&
(quar.)_
investment
6%
12- 1
$3.50
capital gains)
Co.—
series due 1977,,Jan
United States Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5% cumul. preference stock
Jan
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Decrease (■—)
Transmission
Gas
B
Piston
Investment
net
2294
1
debt adjustment bonds ser. A due Jan.
Tennessee
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Preference
2293
2293
2293
1, 1978—Jan
debt adjustment bonds ser. B due Jan. 1, 1978,,Jan
4+2% debt adjustment bonds ser. C due Jan. 1, 1978.._Jan
5 +4%
"1-2
tl5c
•
—
35c
Muskegon
Corp.—•
4+a%
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
(Texas)
Co.
Mutual
2355
1
r
(reduced)
Co.
Extra
1953, due
-Jail
1,
12-19
12-12
12- 2
12-1
$1.75 ---1- 2
$1:25 +12-29"
60c ; 12-22
-
(quar.)-i^.n-"•
pfd.
$5
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A convertible preference
Union—■
1973,-,
Westphalia
.
> r
Extra
1719
1
v,
12-10,
12- 1
1- 1
12-15
$1.65
Brass
Murray
2291
*
Jan
12-15
12- 1
—_
Inc.—
Corp, (quar.'
Munsingwear, Inc., common,
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
Tramway,
Rhine-Ruhr
1st
Mueller
2291
1
15
Corp.,
12-15
.
• 15c
12-30
12-12>•
Morris-).-•. ;
"
+ :
- •
50c
12-15
12- 1
Quarterly
*
1970__Jan
Feb
debt
>1- 2
———
7% preferred (s-a)—
Mountain States Telephone
1927
Jan
1,
Products
12- 5
12- 5
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
37(4c
12-15
■*
- •
(quar.)
preferred
Finance
German
4 +2%
'
12-5
1- 2
Mount Vernon Mills Inc.
2142
Dec 15
Jan
t$1.75
t$1.75
20c
SO^sc
(quar.)—
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd.
2352
Co., Ltd. (Nippon Denryoku
1st mortgage 6+2%
gold bonds,
Power
Kaishal,
1953 extended to Jan. 1, 1963
Lloyd—
adjustment debentures due Jan. 1,
Pet Milk Co., 4V-z%
cumulative preferred stock
due
North
7%
2247
Jan
Co.
Motor
77
RR.—
Lines
Inc. (see Philip
of Calif, (quar.)
(Philip),
Motor
2352
1
-
—~
-
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
1717
Dec 31
1975—
Dec. 31,
(quar.
common
-
Plan
Morris
.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co,—
1st mortgage bonds 6+4%
series due 1982——I
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
6+t% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977—.—
Nippon
Morris
Ltd.—
Co.,
mortgage income bonds due
1st
7
> Jan
,
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963
debt adjustment
4+2 %
Lautaro
t20c
.
(John) & Go.,.
Morrcll
2246
5% % secured con v. debs, due Dec. 15, 1971
„
Dec 15
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
* •:
3(4-'+ 1st mortgage and coll. trust bonds series B,_,_Jan
1
t45c
t25c
135c
15c
(quar.)..—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)_—.—62(4c
Morningstar-Paisley, Int. (quar.),.—15c
2142
1
-Jan
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Payable 0) Kec.
'1-2
12-15
1- 2
12-15
1-13
12-10
1- 2
12- 5
tquar.),
Morgan Engineering
2352
:
u
Ltd.
:
r.
-
preferred A
Moore-McCormack
2245
,
Oil Co.,
-
-
(quar.j
7% preferred B (quar.)
——-—Moore Djop Forging Co., Common (quar.)__
4:,i% conv. preferred (quar.)—__—.^,1—,
,
.
-
_
Chemical Co.
Extra
7%
"2244
.
series A—_—____Dec 15
Mining Corp.—
,l
debt adjustment bonds, due- Jan. 1, 1970
Harpen
4%%
Home
Paper Co.—
cumulative preferred stock,
4.40 %
Moore
2141
2244
1
Corp.—
Power
47s%
Year-End
Montrose
Holders.
When
Per
Share
of Company
Montreal Locomotive Works,
Dec 31
stock, series B
Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt—
debentures and series B debentures
Series
Rhine
Francisco District),
(San
1
1
Name
& lion Corp.—
cumulative preferred
5+2%
Deutsche
(In millions of dollars)
-*,930
— 285
t8'?Tn
53,643
+
81
+ 147
30,069
t
98
—1,061
606
—
9
• j-
■
-
1957
1958°
1958
'
Fuei
Colorado
5Vsft
Co.,
Investing
City
Decrease (—) Since
Nov. 26,
Dec. 4,
.
„
Page
Electric Light Co.—
notes, sericw B, due Jan.
3?a%
Increase ( + ) or
'
Date
Company and Issue—
Can.bridge
1-1-59
1-1-59
1- 2
12-15
50c
12fl7
12- 5
-
Telephone Co.
preferred
Newberry .(J. J.) Company
3+4% preferred (.quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)
:—, •-
Volume
Number 5803
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2505)
,
Per
Name of Company
•
Share
,«
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)_
3.40% preferred , (quar.) •___
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)—.—________
"l
3.90% preferred (quar.)
;
4.10%
•
preferred
4.85%
-
Per
Payable of Rec.
12-20
12-
1
Penn
12-31
12-
1
90c
12-31
12-
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
>
$1.21 V*
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
1
B
(quar.)„:
_
Nielsen
900
File
(A.
(quar.).
(initial)
use
Co.
(Chicago)
Class
<quar.)
B
North
8
12-
8
12-19
12-
5
10c
50c
2
Peoples
■
Pepsi-Cola
12-12
12-12
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Quarterly
12-15
11-21
Pepsi-Cola General
12-30
11-28
12-15
12-
(quar.)____j
.
)
,
40c
1-
5%
t
"
12-
12-18
.
12- 4
25c
div.)
12-18
12-18
Stock
12- 4
5%
'
-
12- 4
12-30
12-20
12-20
Stock
11-28
34%c
11-28
North
American
North
Penn
Refractories
Gas
(quar.)
<quar.)__,
Co.
50c
$2.50
<
1956
preferred
series
Northern
Common
-
Public
Indiana
preferred
Natural
Northern
Gas
Co.,
Northern Pacific Ry.
B
(stock
Noxema
12-31
11-28
Philadelphia Bourse
Special ___L
1-14
12-19
4.40%
preferred
1-14
12-19
4.68%
35c
12-20
11-28
Chemical,
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
40c
1-12
(annual)
1_.
5%
preferred
Piiilco
12-31
12-19
1
from
Corp.,
33%%
i45c
<■
..
45c
12-20
v
—1-2
15c
(quar.).
12-
1
12-
12-20'!
115c
4%
,12- 1
3
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
9
(stock
common
12-17
12-20
12-10
Oak
Ltd.
Sugar,
12-20
12-
Mfg.
Ocean
Co.
(resumed)
(quar.)
25c
Cement
As Supplies, Ltd
Specialty Mfg., Ltd
Oglcbay Norton____
^
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (inc.
7% preferred (quar.)
Ohio
Extra
j
•
Ohio Edison
't.
,3.90%
Co.,
12-
9
1-
2
1
11-
50c
14c
quar.)_
preferred
8c
(quar.)
12-
1
Old
Co.
37y2c
,
Corp
of
11-22
6%
22c
Club,
Jockey
preferred A
12-15
Ltd.,
common
Ontario Loan As Debenture
B
Co.
12-18
12-
12-15
10c
.
8
12-30
15c
1-
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
15c
12-15
115c
1-15
12-29
113%c
1-15
12-29
_
iquar.)_—
125c
1-
2
12-15
2-13
1-15
140c
1-15
12-15
2-13
1-15
20c
1-2
12-15
125c
,
;
:
'
$1.17
1-1-59
$1.19
1-1-59
12-22
$1
—
1-1-59
12-22
12-22
95c
12-15
12-
1
4%
12-15
12-
1
22c
dividend
1?-15
12-
1
J
Overnite
Transportation
3
12-
1
$1
1-15-59
25c
12-15
2
1-
1-2-59
12-10
$1.75
1-2-59
12-10
55c
12-19
12-19
12-20
20c
1-
30c
2
12-
Co.__———
'Owens-Cornmg Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
:
Owens-Illinois .Olass, 4% pfd. (quar.)„„—
1-5
20c
1-27
:
12-24 1
12- 8
12-15
12-31
Provincial
5%
Paper, •common (stock dividend)™—
Quarterly cash payment
'
1-
$1
1%4
1
12-9
12 15
11 17
1-15
12-31
25c
12-18
12- 4
30c
■'
12-15
12-
25c
•'.'A
5%
(resumed)
Service
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)__
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
.
70c
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co
Pacific Telephone As Telegraph Co.—
Common
Ltd.
—
American Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Eastern Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.).
Pantex Mfg. Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Park-Lexington (N. Y.)
Parker-Hannifln
Parmelee
Paton
7%
_
.
1-15
12-31
10c
-12-15
32-13
20c
12-29
12-
45c
12-15
$1
37y2c
1-
1
1-
2
12-22
2Vfec
1-2-59
$2.50
12-15
5
11-28
12-15
Public
Service
11-26
12-
5
12-17
12- 3
12-31
12-19
Rohm & Haas Co.
11-30
Bohr
12-15
12-17
1-
11-29
12- 3
5
Corp.
(quar.).
—
—
preferred
preferred
Service
12-29
12-
12-15
12- 5
1-
2
1-26
1
*•.
12-15
1-
2
preferred
Publication
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-
(quar.)
sale
12-24
12-10
12-24
12-
12-31
12-12
1
12-15
10c
12-24
12-10
12-31
12-10
145c
2-16
1-16
t$1.50
2-2
30c
12-15
1- 2
12- 1
8%C
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
3<>c
19-15
ll-^
20c
12-15
11-28
1954
12-12
Extra
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1- 2
voting
1- 2
12-15
1- 2
12-15
45c
12-22
11-28
12-22
11-28
12-22
$1.07Vi
$1.26Vi
12-22
11-28
12-22
11-28
12-22
LI-28
11-28
original preferred (quar.)
Industries, $4.75 pfd.
—
12-23
50c
12-23
12-10
12-15
12-5
$1.75
1- 2
12-10
(quar.)
-
Purolator
Stock
Products
(reduced)
2
12- 2
12-16
12-15
12- 2
12-23
12-15
12-19
1-15
12-12
6c
12-15
11-14
12-15
11-14
12-30
12-30
10c
12-19
Ltd.
12-15
11-28
12-31
12-24
50c
12-15
37 %c
13-15
Co.
(N. Y.)
12-10
12-20
12-10
1-12
11-26
5c
12-15
12- 1
12-15
12-
12-15
11-15
12-31
12-15
1-15
1
—
Valley RR. (s-a)
common
$2
(quar.)
sh.
for
12-19
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
-
each
held)
12-20
11-20
~2%
12-29
50%
12rl6
11-21
5%
12-16
11- 7
(Stock dividend)
(stock
12-19
1-2-59
25c
$1.25
additional
divid.)
-
11-21
15C
Growth Stock
undistributed
net
12-10
the
$1.91
certificates
Company
12-10
12-23
in¬
on
securities-
interest
12-15
12-23
Fund, Inc.—
ordinary
plus $1.55 from net profit
of
12-22
30c
12-29
(N. Y. shares)_.J^0.659445
12-16
11-
7
(N. Y.
12-16
11-
7
shares)™!fO.659445
t$0.328iy4
(quar.)
1-
1
11-24
12-12
40c
(Jacob)
4J/fe%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-
12-16
12- 5
10c
Mfrcor^chTr::::::::::::::::::
12-16
40c
12-19
12-
$1.12 '/a
Russell
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Russell Manufacturing
(resumed)
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4'/2%
pfd. (s-a)
1-
S.
12-10
12-17
25c
12-15
12- 5
1-2-59
12-15
Fine Foods Inc., common
(quar.)__
Royalty
(s-a*
Safeway Industries (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc., com, (monthly)
15c
preferred
Common
Common
4%
12-15
15c
10c
(monthly)
(monthly)
1-31
12-31
2-28
3-31
$1
$1.07 Mi
$1.07 y2
St.
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
141-
4-
1
1
2-27
11-28
25c
12-15
12-19
(quar.)
125C
1-
Louis
Paper,
4.40%
pfd.
A
2-27
12-
5
12-
5
2
12-15
1-23
12-26
$1.25
1-23
12-26
25c
12-15
12- 2
Public
Service, class A (quar.)
San Francisco Ry.—
convertible Dreferred A
(quar.)
St. Louis Steel Castings (quar.)
Regis
1-30
2-27
11-28
1
1
37l/2c
$1.25
1
12-12
10c
$1
1-16
12-
12-23
''
10c
(quar.)
1-30
1-31
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
2-13
50c
4%
4.30% convertible preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
St. Croix Paper (year-end)
:
St. Joseph Light At
Power, com. (quar.)
5%
1
2
$2.25
& W.
4%
5
12-31
115c
Sabine
12-
$1.25
12-15
•9
1
'
11c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
5
12-17
1-16
I- 9
$.110
1-1-59
12- 5
115c
12-15
II- 7
12-31
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
Common l„„
8anborn Company
San Carlos
12- 5
12* 5
!2- s
12- 5
12-22
150c
St.
1- 2
12-17
1- 2
12- 5
37yzc
St. Paul Fire Ac Marine Insurance Co.
30c
40c
$2
5
5
i7y2c
(s-a)
12-15
12- 1
12-
120C
Co.,
12-11
12-24
5
12-
12-
3c
1- 2
8
2
5c
(quar.)
common
12-31
12- 8
1-
34 %C
27%c
12-23
2
12-31
St. Louis,
12-23
12-
40c
;
(quar.)
com.
St.
5%
—
2
12-
12-16
12c
11-24
(George) Fund of Boston (13c from
investment income plus 35c from capital
gains).
These figures are the estimated
year-end distributions
.
12-
12-16
40c
11-28
Putnam
Pyle-National Co., com. (quar.)
gppHo'
8% preferred (quar.)
12-16
50c
12-36
40c
35c
dividend
12-15
5c
„_
20c
—
1-15
1-15
il-20
11-20
75c
12-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp As Timber (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
12-10
12-10
50c
-
Rico Telephone
12-23
12-23
$1.75
(quar.)
!
12-15
"
12-15
50c
'—owi
Publicker
5c'
12-23
1-26,
85c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.—
5%% preferred (quar.)
12- 1
1-
10-28
$1.75
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
4
50c
Extra
Common
1-12
12-10
1-26
./
3%
Corp.
Price
from
12-29
Corp.—
Common non-voting
(T.)
(35c
12-30
$1.02
v-$1.04Vi
—
preferred
1
to
15c
come
12-19
17%c
Rowe
12- 6
35c
pref. common (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
4
12-31
20c
Class A
12-19
$1.06
(quar.)
$1.40
5.05%
4
12-
Company—
(One
shares
Aircraft
75c
$1.16V*
(quar.)
com.
6
12-
12-15
93%c
'75c
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
Rothmoor Corp.,
common
11-24
12-15
$1
Gas,
6
RR.—
Royce, Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
Oklahoma—
As
two
Ruppert
(quar.)
Electric
1
Rolls
35c
(quar.)
4.65%
purex
Stock-split
'
Rudy
*
<
(quar.)
1-2-59
Carolina—
:
of
2-
.043
,W
preferred
Ruberoid
(quar.)
Co.
4.24%
Puerto
2%
Service
1-
3%d.
(quar.)
(James)
10c
$1.25
North
of
(quar.)
Rockwell Mfg. Co.—
5
Mexico—
(quar.)
preferred
12-11
10c
of
12-24
»
37Va %,
of
(quar.)
-1$2
163c
New
5
2-
40c
A
12-19
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Public
1%
1
12-26
16c
Stock dividend
4%
12-
12MtC
135c
.
Public
of
A
T"
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Paper
6.60%
12-15
30c
(quar.)—
Parchment
Cement
2
1-
12-29
11-21
(extra)—
Extra
11-19
12-15
Peabody Coal Co., .common (quar.)
Peninsular Metal Products Corp., com..
6% preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.).
$6 preferred (quar.).
Penn Controls (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.).
Pen"-Dixie
12-15
50c
(quar.).
(quar.).
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Corp.
Transportation
Patterson
.
11-26
13c
*4%
Co., 5%
12-31
122 MsC
(quar.)
Corp.
-Park Chemical
12-19
12-30
$1.50
(quar.)
.Panhandle
.
12-19
$1.50
"Pamour Porcupine Mines
Pan
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes,
5
2
12-31
$1.75
6%
preferred (quar.)
Pacolet Manufacturing Co.
.Palace
1-
20c
Co.
12-
12-22
6
Ordinary
Surcharge
Company,
12-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Pacific Cement As Aggregates (increased)—__
,Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
5%
14c
com.
1-12
3-
59%c
(final)
Rochester As Genesee
Rochester Telephone,
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-31
45c
3%
i2y2c
Quarterly
'
Public
C.)
12-5
17 Vic
(quar.)
Transport
preferred
(J.
12-23
4 %
Co.
Ltd.,
Control,
(H. H.)
dividend
12-31
$1
■.
Gas
11-28
3%
(increased)
shares
Common
capital
Mines
Washington Insurance
12-19
Nyasaland Inome Tax
Rochester American Insurance
5
35c
Providence
9
12-10
'
Paper
12-15
Storage Co
Providence
19-12
12-
2
4%
10c
(quar.)
Company
1-
75c
(extra)
Corp.
15c
dividend
Prophet
25c
Robinson, Little As Co., Ltd.—
12-12
12-
•
Oxford
J
12-12
12-31
(quar.)
Uranium
12-23
11-21
*
$1
class
$1
12-19
$1.90
Mfg.
Stock
Pronto
50c
11-21
$1
Robertson
11-14
1-15
.
As
preferred
Stock
75c
gains)
Laundry
1-1-59
;
Robertson
12-19
Inc. (extra)
Price Bros. As Co., Ltd., 4% pfd. (s-a )•
(T. R.) Growth Stock Fund (35c from
Progress
12-15
-1
Corp,, (quar.)
12Vac
from
12-15
90c
common
Robinson
1-15
(quar.)
$1.55
11-24
12-15
35c
dividend
12- 8
25c
and
1-16
Grande
12-8
12-31
Pre way,
Cold
Oil
5 Yz %
Price
income
1-31
55c
(quar.)_______.
amount
guaranteed
12-24
175c
(quar.)
Terminal
5
1-15
50c
12-24
..
156c
Ltd.
net
Robertshaw-Fulton
"
investment
5
2
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)..
11- 1
11- 7
150c
...
Produce
(quar.)
Robbing As Myers, Inc., common
$1.50 participating preferred
12-12
12-22
5c
-115c
common
12-
6d
American
9
12-22
62Vic
62V2c
—
Ore.,
2
12-
2-
45c
Valley Gas Co. (Texas)—
Common (increased)
Common Voting Trust Ctfs
Ritter Company (increased
quar.)
1L-26
25c
Corp. of Canada Ltd., com. (quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
non-cum.
partic. pfd.
(quar.)
As Lambert, Inc.
(quar.)
Iron
(quar.)
(quar.)
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines—
11-28
125c
-
V2 %
Corp.,
A
Territorial
River Raisin
11-14
preferred
12-
12-29
'
Stock
12-15
5%
1
12- 2
'
12-19
115c
1280
preferred
Riley Stoker
12- 1
130c
Premium
Engineering
Co.
Argentine Mining (reduced)
Rike-Kumler Co.
(quar.)
12-10
l'restole
'
7%
12-15
Progress
i
,
'
Stock
12-
12-15
.2%
Extra
11-28
1$1.75
—
1
12-17
12-20
Pratt
1- 2
&
12-16
25c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Rico
Rio
(quar.)_,
Oil Co. (quar.)
_—.—
12-16
'15c
Extra
25c
dividend
Extra
12-
Extra
'
(quar.)_™_
12-15
15c
Voting
12-10
$1.75
Ltd.
5
12-1
5C
Y.
Richmond, Fredericksburg As Potomac
Dividend obligation
12-10
12-29
6%
12-15
1-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
! Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_™_:;£_™Orange As Rockland Utilities—
-----4.65% preferred A (quar.);——
'4.75% preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)
——
V Oregon Portland Cement, class A
1- 6
2%
(quar.)
River,
5
12-
12-19
/
..
25c
4
12-15
2
$1.12y2
—
(quar.)™
7%
1- 2
$1.75
15c
Powell
32- 5
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
1
8
Tile Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
(H. K.), Inc. (Pa.) (quar.)
Power
(s-a)
2
12-
Pomona
11-21
37 %c
preferred
12-
12-19
$1.75
Corp., common (quar.)™.
5%
1st preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.
—______
11-14
(quar.)____——
convertible
12-15
$1
Polaroid
12-12
12-
12-16
(quar.)
of N.
Extra
•
12-12
Inc,'
Stock
12-15
12-15
(accum.)
™
5^2%
1-
15c
preferred (quar.)
6%
1
12-31
Plough,
Plymouth
America—
iisiteu
•Ontario
'
12-15
6y4c
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
•Oneida, -Ltd, common (quar.)_____
•
12-15
Inc.—
x.—■
Insurance Co.
4 V2 %1
:
2
2
12- 2
12-16
iquar.)
Richfield
1-15
12-1
Porter
115c
'Oliver
'
1-
1-
12-17
12-11
12-22
-
11-28
Placer
12-15
60c
(quar.)
Ol
'
2
25C
Coal
Ben
$1
Quarterly
.
1-
1-
\
2
income)
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (year-end)
Development, Ltd..
Plastics, Inc., class A
1
12-20
15c
Subject
t
to approval of stockholders Dec.
12.
American shares, (final) (approx.
amount)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%% preferred ^quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne As Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
5
1212-
$1.10
Old Line Life
■
12-15
$1.11
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi Products Line,
Quarterly
'
12- 6
12-15
9-7 V2C
;
______
preferred (qiJar.)
__________
preferred (quar.)
Forge & Machine (reduced) _.
Ohio River Sand Co., 6% preferred fs-a)
•
12-15
12-31
4.44%
Water Service
12-12
25c
4.40%
'
12-29
3
66c
(quar.)___
Ohio
Ohio
2
12-
2
2-
"12*15
12-15
Name changed to Pillsbury Co.—
$4 preferred
(quar.)™;—
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)™_-
11-21
12-
(quar.)
common
12-18
25C
.
™_——___________
Ohm Crankshaft Co.
12-17
2
8
(Canada), Ltd.
leaving
1-15
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)„
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry (stock divid.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—
1
2
1-
135c
—
quar.)_
Brass
Manufacturing (initial)
Casualty Insurance (increased
12-
1-
t$1.75
—
Ohio
12-15
120C
2-
75c
7%
5
115c
Office
$1
;
Common
Oahu
A
and
-
-
12-15
(quar.)
investment
Corp.
(Canada), Ltd.
Less Rhodesian
12-19
Pittsburgh Finance Building
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne As Chicago Ry.—
12-30
•
2
1-
ey4c
(quar.)™.
(R. J.) Tobacco
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
12-16
1
1-15
1-15
5c
(quar.)
1-
9
12-12
12-10
4
25c
Extra
12- 8
1-
97V2c
Co.
(from
12-26
75c
'
(Hartford)
Gas
Fund
2
2
10c
Electric
4%%
•
12-31
12Vic
■
Piedmont
11-
4%
(quar.)
Inc.
Chains
Class
12-15
1-12
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pine
12- 2
12-12
12-
C.)
Drug Co.: (Stock dividend)
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)™
12-10
1- 2
2%
12-17
6
50c
(Final)
dividend)
12-17
1-
1
12- a
Reynolds
12-30
$2.50
12-17
divid.)
(Wash. D.
Rexall
%
20c
<quar,»_
12-30
100%
dividend)
2-
62Vic
R.
12-30
10c
(stock
9
9
$1.10
12-30
40c
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
1-
1-
..
A (quar.)_
Distance Telephone
Natural
11-19
1
investment income As
common
Insurance
11-25
12-20
12-15
12-30
85c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Resistoflex Corp. (stock dividend)
Revlon, Inc. (inCreased)__
—™™„_™_
11-19
1
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)
Street
12-15
12-20
$1.17
.
%
11-25
2-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Phoenix
12-15
2-
t
15C
(quar.)
5
95c
40c
B
12-
25c
preferred
3.90%
5
12-31
$1.07'/a
(quar.)
Long
12-
Vic
25c
preferred
Fhilippine
12-31
a
12-
12-18
130c
(stock
(phila.)
Remington Arms Co., common
4V/2% preferred (s-a)__!__
3
12-10
50c
(quar.)
*
Philadelphia & Trenton R.
11-25
1-
4
Reitman's
Reliance
$1.25
securities
Philip Morris, Inc.,
A
87
profits
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
12-31
1-15
from
15c
3
12-
12-15
12 %c
'■
Reinsurance
12-10
$1
■
5c
■
11-20
12-
2
1-2-59
30c
Extra
12-23
1-2
1-
12&C
Refractory As Insulation Corp. (N.J.) (quar.)
12-11
12-16
12-
12-22
./
87y2c
w
Insurance
Co.
Bros.
Ren old
(quar.)
Year-end of 5c
12-12
12-24
127 y2c
'
2
Pump
12-15
20c
,5c
7y2c
common
Title
Reliance Insurance
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund—
12-19
1
f40c
-
common
11-21
1-
20%
(extra)
common
1-
1
,
preferred
169c
1-
f
1
12-30
5c
Reeves
1-16
J
1
Reda
25c
40c
.
(quar.)
Regency Fund, Inc.
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
$1 pref. common (quar.)
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)__™_
11-21
Extra
Class
1-15
12-20
12-19
dividend)
IT-
Estate
11-28
4%
11-21.
128c
.
■'.>
Semi-annual
11-28
;
(quar.)
1-14
us
/■
3Vz lo preferred
$1.45
Northwest Engineering Co.—
:
Class A common (extra)
Class
il-25
$1.37 y2
Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (quar.).'
5\i% 1st preferred (quar.)
Northern Telephone Co.* Ltd.,, coin,
(quar.)
-5%'% pref0hencd*'A (quar.)™_,
12-20
Real
9
12-20
$1.121/2
(quar.l_._
12-30
Northern
:
12-16
preferred
12-20
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
t
4%
$1.12
(quar.)
5Va%
•
12- 3
$1.06y4
5.80%
•
1-2-59
&
$1.05
4.00%
4.22%
1-
Reading Tube,
1- 2
1-31
97c
Corp.
(Charles)
50c
(quar.)
1
Co.
$2
___
__™
!
12-30
Reading As Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
12-20
capital gains)__
Pfizer
44c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
split)
12-18
.
A
Class A (quar.)
Reading Company—
4% 2nd preferred
1-20
1-15
ioc
%
Pettibone-Mulliken
20c
(quar.)
preferred
4\'\%
stock
12-11
10%
™____
(2-1
11-18
Service—
4.i0%
t
,
dividend)
12-
1
1-15
12-29
130c
'
-
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Condenser Co,__
40c
1
1-
162 fee
8
11-14
2-25
5c
M.
40c
dividend
realized
12-
12-10
2-
17Mjc
Petrolane jGas Service
(quar.)
;
Petroleum Corp. of America (year-end of 40c
from net ordinary income and 57c from
12-31
12-19
12-15
15c
(quar.)
12-15
115c
(quar.)
Northeast Capital Corp. (stock
Northern Central Ry.. (s-ai
Northern Illinois Corp. (extra)
1-15
15c
North Star Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
dividend
12- 4
Holder•
12-15
140c
Radorock Resources, Inc.Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip As Batten, Ltd. (s-a)_.
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)_™
12-1
12-16
2
53
Payable of Rec.
30c
Co.
Radio Corp. of America—
%
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
12-19
12-26
&
Radio
,
12-15
12-31
-
i0c
,,
__________
41/2% preferred (quar.)
Petersburg & Hopwell Gas—
11-28
37y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
20c
Mining
Class
12-10
12-12
1
12-15
3%
common
-I
—
R.
Island—
(quar.)
(increased)
(increased)
12-10
1-
$i
.
_
Bottlers
12-10
Pa.)—
(increased)™
Cement
Co.,
Extra
-
Quincy
When
Share
12-10
2
1-15
50c
273/2b
Long
2
1- 2
1- 2
50c
of
1-
12-3i
30c
Co.
12-10
2
1-
.
t$3
(quar.)_.
Pipeline
Milk
4
4%
:
(stock
Permian
12-15
25c
_
(Butler,
1
of Company
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (increased)
Queen Anne Candy Co. __________________
12-19
1-
-
$1.15
:
(s-a)
dividend
Stock
Pet
i
Contracting
5
12-18
Co.
Permanonte
1
..
25c
(quar.)
8
V.
$1.12 »/2
_
12-30
1
preferred
5y2%
Corp.
1-15
1-
.
50c
2%
$1.10
(quar.)
12-19
-
••
North American Investment Co.-?—
6%
Telephone
Common
1
1-
83%c
Pep Boys-Manny, Moe As Jack
1-15
Per
Name
1
12-
.12-15
1-
12-
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd._,
-
Drug Stores (quar.)
Securities Corp
16c
0
■
■;
_
dividend
American
2-
Peoples
Peoples
18%c
(s-a)
—
dividend
Stock
8
12-
2
_™a_
—
American Cement Corp.—
Stock
•
12-
2
150c
(quar:)
Nori'is-Thermador Corp. (quar.
North American Aviation, Inc.
A
2
1-
1-
20c
dividend
Class
1-
30c
45c
(quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers?,-Ltd., 6% pfd.
Peoples Gas, Light As Coke (quar.)™
8
115c
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
-
12-
^
Michigan Avenue isortn
North
2
Co.
C.)
Nopco Chemical
Stock
1-
115c
_____
:
Nicholson
11-28
115c
;
Class
12-15
12-15
62V2c
* preferred <quar.)„_„
Publishing (quar.);v%._i.___x,___^___
4.60%
Penton
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.40%
capital
35c
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)™
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
Common
4^ % '
1
$1.31 Y*
.
undistributed
accum.
(year-end)_
3.35%
(quar.)
When
Share
Square Mutual Fund
Engineering Coro. (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)_____
Pennsylvania Power As Light—
1
12-31
$1.02 V2
preferred (quar.)—_
•_
Share Corp. (Md.)—
(15c from current investment income and
from
Company
Pennsylvania
Niagara
20c
Name of
«
45c
97 V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
85c
5.25%
^
When
(initial)
20c
1-15-59
40c
12-15
12-13
13 %c
12-23
12-10
37l2C
12-29
12-J 3
Milling (year-end)
San
Diego Imperial Corp. (Calif.)—
5y2%
preferred (initial)
Sangamo
Electric
(increased
1
quar.)
•
Scrr'e
Co.
Ltd..
cl«-3
\
."n:rv,t
-
'
15
The, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Bcheniey Industries Inc.
; Stock dividend—
Stock dividend
——
—
./ Stock dividend
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Echlage Lock. Co.
(quar.):—
——
Stock dividend -——
Schwitzer Corp.—
-i'.-r
5%% preferred
(quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)i.
5%% preferred (quar.),
Scott & Fetzer Co- (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)—.
5%
8-10
4.65%
25c
12-15
12-31
12-20
,
preferred
$8.40
27 %C
2-1-59
1-17
27 Vic
5-1-59
4-17
27 Vie
8-1-59
7-17
40c
85c
.
1-16
1
850
2- 1
$1
2-1
1-18
1-18
9iysc
3-1
2-11
(quar.)..—
(4 preferred (quar.)
Scoville Mfg., $3.C5 preferred
—
,
(quar.)
Common
payment omitted at this time
6cranton-8pring Brook Water Service—
'
Common, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Scruggs-Vandervoort Barney, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
$*.50 series A pfd. (quar.)
—
Scudder Stevens 6c Clark Fund—
(Year-end quarterly of 36c from net in¬
come
and
80c
from realized capital,
12-15
12-
12-15
12- 5
15c
1-
1
12-19
$1.12%
1-
1
12-19
$4.50
80c divid. payable in cash or
stock at holder's option)-.
Scudder Stevens 6c Clark Com. Stk. Fund—
(Year-end of 18c from net income and
60c
from
realized capital gains. " 60c
divid. payable in cash or stock at hold¬
$1.16
78c
er's
50C
12-26
12-15
1-10
12-18
1-10
12-18
$1.25
1-10
12-18
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
$5 convertible preferred B (quar.)
—
Seabrook Farms Co., 4%% pfd. (accum.)—
$4.75
1-10
12-18
$5
Corp.,
12-18
1-10
12-
12-15
1-15
1- 2
3%%
1-15
1- 2
Standard
20C
25C
20c
12-
12-19
Corp.—
Scries B class A 5%
preferred
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
—
5% preferred A (quar,)
Security Insurance (New Haven) (stock div.)
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)
Quarterly
Bros.,
A
1-1-59
12-10
1-1-59
12-10
Stanfields,
12-15
12-15
2
1-
12-
1-
12-23
12-11
11-25
State Loan & Finance Corp..
12-15
11-25
$1
12%c
1-
2
1-
12-19
2
12-
5
12-29
12-15
10c
12-19
10c
(quar.I
12-19
12-
f 17c
2-25
$50C
1- 2
5%
preferred
class A
((
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-2
Sterling
2
12-17
Sterling
Brewers
2
12-17
4%%
12-22
12-
1
12-16
12-
5
2-
($1.75
—
25c
7%
Stone &
Skll
Storer
12-10
11-25
Stouffer
1- 2
12-
8
1- 2
12-
8
12-15
11-28
Stroock
150c
12-15
11-28
11-28
11-28
11-21
Sun
12-15
12-
1
12-22
12-
8
12-22
12- 8
115c
12-15
11-14
Class B
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-28
13c
Sun Publishing, class
1-
2
12-19
1-
1
12-15
—
$1.25
1-
1
12-1$
Stock
12-
350
12-17
12-2
25c
12-31
12-17
40c
2-
2
1-
2
12-15
12-1
130c
1-30
12-31
Sweets Co.
150q
1-30
12-31
1-15
12-31
-
25c
170C
1-
1
12-15
Swift
,
1-
1
12-16
-
12%c
I- 1
12-16
-
-
South
American
Gold
&
Platinum
South Carolina Electric &
Gas
Common (q'*ar.)
;
Co..
South Jersey Gas
1-
South Penn -Oil Co.
2
1- 2
12-12
1-
5
12-10
12-19
12- 5
12-19
12-
5
$1.12%
Speoial
preferred
(quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar, common
8% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
—
1-15
1-
2
4.32%
pre'err«d
4.80%
Southern
_.
4.80%
'Southern
.
1
preferred
12-31
12-
2-16
1-20
181.50
1-15
12-30
1
1-15
2-
i
1-
2
12-19
12- 1
70c
12-15
11-14
12-15
11-14
28C
12-15
12- 1
$t.oev4-
12-15
12-
I
$M2%
12-15
12-
1
$1 183/4
■
12-15
12-
1
25
12-15
12-
1
81 28*4
12-15
12- t
$1.33%
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. common
A
1-
12-22
25e
(quar.)-
12-15
12-
i_.
75e
12-15
12- 1
(s-S)_
10c
12-26
12-12
(quar.)^—:
(nuar.V
Digitized forSouthwestern Electric Service
FRASER
;
.
Ranch
11-8
12-29
12-12
12-28
11-21
12-19
.
11-29
Ltd.,
Caribbean
;
12^24
preferred
(quar,)—
Telluride Power Co., 6%
6%
12-10
7%c
1-26
1-
9
1-26
1-
9
A
,
i.
—~—-
.25';
(increased)
Gas
Pipe
(quar.) __—
12-26
;,
—
Line,
11-21
12-16
30c
12- 9
Corp.—
'
;
—__
2-1
25c
1-15
-
1
1-15
1
I-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1.
I-15
12-31
12-15
12-22
12-
>
1-1
12-
9
li'l
II-28
12-15
12-15
12-31
1-15
1-15
12-ai
12-16
11-18
12-19
II-25
1-23
1- B
12-27
12-10
12-24
40C
1-2
*
-
•
13-15
-
.
$1.87'%
37%c
■; 62%C
Extra
(year-end)
-
•
12-
11-7
r
.12-15
Class, A
v
12-15
B
Class
r
common
v
(quar.)....—...
Union ^Pacific RR. Co.
1-30
2-16
1-20
2-16
1-20
1-20
2-16-
12-20
90c
12-,5
$
12-
12-19
"
12-15
J 12- 1
12-15
12-15
2-10
"
13-5
l-)9
r
,
0f Louisiana—
.
12- 5
1-2
30c
.42- 18
*
1-2
.-40c.
-
12- >5
•
12-15
20c
—,
(quar.)_—....—
.13-5
"
Twist" Drill
(quar.l
1-2
I2r 5
12-8
Dnited
12- 8
Stock, dividend:,—
United Amusement Corp.,
Union
,
Co.
12- 3
25c
12-31
12%C
12-15
.3%-
42-15
t25c
12-15
11-29
?25c
12-15
11-29
—.
1?-12
>
'
1-.2
12-12
60c
12-15
,7 %e
12-18
~
12-15
12-
3
12- 3
.
Lines,
Inc.
common.
(quar.)
————
—
.
Ltd.—
;
—
(s-a)-____—______——
(quar.)_——
—
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
'
;
;
,
40c
preferred. Xquar.)
r__—.1
United Biscuit Co. of America^ \'■
- '
•>> $4.50v preferred (quarr).—_______—
United .Carbon Co. (quar.)
.
12-12
$1.23
5%
-
12-26
12-15
12-1
.
.
-
3%
Fastener
(quar.)
11-26
12-1$
12-15.
12- .1
25c.
•
—
11-26
50C
Stock^dividend....———i_i_———
•United-Carr
1- .8
.
12-15
50c
••
lr 2
1-15
n.12%
—————
2nd preferred (reduced)-—:————'—-ft
II-14
11-14
-
.
,
(s-a->——
B .common
i United Artists Corp.
1-'
:
A
Class
;
.
12-3140c
12-31^
.^..,4%;
,4,%..-'.. 12-31-
Air
Class
-
t25c*.:vlr 2
——:——..*,$1,25.
preferred (quaf.)—^%>*,■ $1.50-v
'
,
'
12-15;
11-28
2-16
20C
•^
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common^
12-27
-
25c
50c■
25c
j
:_
(quar.).
,
'
115c
i1
•
13-15
2.
7
—
—
Mfg.
Union QB Co. of Calif,
.Union Oil St Ga4.C0rp.
12-15
r
$1.12%
Investment - Co. (quar.) __:—
Union Lumber Co, (extra)
.-Union Metal
12-15
1-1
$1
t
12-1)5
1-1
92 Vac
——
I-20
4-1".
87 %c
Union
,
1-3
1-15
15o
12-5
38c
(quar.),—
Steel Corp.—
Union Electric
.
12-15
+15c
—
2
12- 5
t5c
J15c
•
12- .2
..
12-15
,
/
.
60c
TUnion Electric Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
t$4 preferred ,-(quar.)_—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.")
12-15
$1
.
" r- i
2- 2
30C
—:—-.
_*
-
Acceptance, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Extra _—_—;
—
non-cum.. partic. 2nd; pfd.
(quar.)—
-•
,
12- 8
?
,
Union
i
12-15
.,j40c,
50c .12-23
$1
1-2-59
,: $3o
■
-
,
J50c
35c
.
—.
1
12-10
2
$1.50 oonv. pfd,-(clears all arrears).
.
12-15
-
.
v
—
ci.
)
Corp.
Tyler Refrigeration
r
11-14
12-15
,
——
12-10
2
1-
—.—
(Del.
Inc.
Airways,
s;- 12-19
$L10.-. 12-19
dividend)——l—
2
1-
.1-
t50c
;2Q8 South La Salle Street (quar. >
12-10
<
—
Class B. (stock
12-10
460c
$1.50 cony, preferred (quar.)
12-10
12-24
.
.12-24
.
.
**
2
441.12 Va
Twin Coach Co.—
.
25c
75c
,
—
12-1
11-10
1-
460c
class A-(quar.t
2-
r
r
.
—
.12-17
12-20
6^
Quarterly
.
'
60o
.
..
—
Stock dividend
'•;>
I
42-31?-
50C
(quar.)
12-15
12-31
35c
V
pfd.
5',.;
common
5
12-15
12-31*:
t$l
-
-12-
12-9
12-15
;
(quar.).
(annual)—.,
;
12- 5
2
12-31
t75c
(extra)—.—.—
12-31
4- 2
?10c
—
Co.,
1-
$37 Vac
,
;
6
12-15
-
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
Common class A-(quar.)
12-15
11-^8
;
United Corp. (10c: from-net -investment, tncome. and
15c from.: net - realized. capital;
.
(quar.)
$1 50
160
1-
1
1
12-19
12-15
12-3
(quar.)_.
Extra
Tennessee
gains)
*
Corp.
(quar.)
United
—
Extra
9
24c
preferred
(quar.)
4% % preferred (quar .4*
4%%- preferred (quar^I
8%
preferred (quar.)__.
5.05% preferred
(quar.).
5.35%
preferred
(quar.).
88 preferred
.
12-10
2-
75c
(quar.).
rSo**t^lahd Rovalty Co.
,
Telechrome Mfg^ class A _("»ar,)
12-19
10c
common
Te<on
5
162'Ac
40o
(quar.).
Co.,
12-
8
-
12-18
33e
$0,042
——
Semi-annual
12- 5
12-31
$1.20
(ouar.)
Union Gas
12-10
•
1
12-
6
2-
13-10
i
Temcn Aircraft Corp.
(quar.).
Pacific CO.
12-30-
12-
2-
•
Southern Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.) (from 1957 earnings)
5%
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Southern
;
Materials
12-10
Taylor Instrument Cos. - (quar. )—.—
'30c
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—.
t
$5
—
12^12
1-7
12-18
■
-
12-12
1- 2
7c
>
•
1
Be
$3
tin^
$0,008
(James), Inc., com. (increased)—.
Extra '
12-15
12-15
Southern Nevada Power Co.-
,
'
preferred
1- 2
12-29
60c
8% participating preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas te ElectricCommon- (quar.)
12-24
...
6c
(s-a)_„
4% preferred (quar.)—
Tappan Company (quar.)
12-15
27c
(nt'ar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
,
1-2
150c
(quar.)
Southern California Edison Co.—
5% partic: orig. preferred (quar.)
,
25c
50c
Southam Co., Ltd.
8
12-
1-
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%%
6
12-15
:
"
12-12
50c
'
12-
12?3l
33c
Stock dividend
12-31:
,
10% i
1- 1
5% ^referred (quar.)
62%c f
1- 2
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)——..V.$l5c, v
12-12
1- 2
40c
„
2-
12-1.7
...
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-27-59
12-23
12-15
__——
12-10
,4,
r.—
Co.
12-
4c
(quar.),.
.
1-31
4- 2
12-15..
>
$4.90
*
12-16
12-3
30c
1-15
<
11-28
12-20
12-31
56'AC
1-31
(quar.)
,
Co.—
_
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
17 %c
63 Hie
preferred (quar.)_
—
preferred (quar )—;—— $142 V«
$5.70 preferred
$1.42%
(quar.)
—;
$1.49
;
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
—
,-Transue & Williams Steei Forging Corp.—
:
25c
V .Quarterly *—
-1
:——
57c
Tri-Continental Corp. common (year-end )—
67 %c
,$2.70'preferred (quar.)
:J_
$15
Troy & Greenbusb R. R. Assn. (s-a) __l_—
i 30c
,True Temper Corp., common (quar.)
L$1.12%"
.4%'% preference (quar.)__
$1.25
r
5% preferred A (quai.)_.
—^
;■
2%-;
Trust Cp. (New Jersey) (stock dividend )——
380
"Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (incr.)
;
Stock, dividend (2-1 stock split. Subject to
stockholders' approval Dec. 10)—
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (Del. )—
11-28
12-26
,
—
—„
12-12
11-25
$2.55
1
12-15
12-15
35c
35c-
>
—^
iq'iar.)
Symington Wayne
12-30
12-15
(quar.)
Common
(
12- 3
15c
preferred
5%
>
12-,6
12-17
Talcott
'•11-25
42C
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)—
Trans-Lux
1
12-15
11-18
25C
4.50%
12-
.12-15
38%c
——
12-17
12-15
Stock; dividend (7 shs. of Highway Trailer
Industries for each lo shs. held)
—
11-29
12-20
Corp.
12-10
30c
30c
;
-
20c
—
12-15
12-15
10c
,
5
1-
12-10
4-12
^
*
VStock dividend
Trans Continental Industries—
-
.12-11
12-16
12-31
2 VaC
.
12-31
7o,
_
1-2-59
.12-15
:
(reduced)
12-15
12-31 ;
;***!»
:
:
—
Corp.—
Investment
Class -B
.
12- 6
,12-16
5c
(quar.)
preferred (guar.)
,
$1.55' preferred (quar.)
$1.25
.
Co.
*
1
12-31
$1.12%
(quar,)—
Traders; Finance,
12-12
t$1 25
l-t-59
12%c\12-15
-i—.,
31 V«0
Sonotone Corp., common
.
<quar.)
(from 1958 earnings)Common (from 1958 earnings)——
6s
(quar.).
dividend on
Stock
12-1
3
5%
—
of America—
1-2 >13-19
4-
$1.08%
(quar.j
participating preferred
Towmotor
12-16
2
1-
15c,;
Sylvanla Electric Products, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
—.
Sylvanite Gold Mines. Ltd.——
•
ioc
-
1-
12-15
,
——_
—
Inc:
held)
iTownsend
12-15
$1.12
Common
Smith
$3
12-1$
12-31
,
$1.35V"/ 1- 2.
25c >12-15
1—u
Mining (quar.)^—
—.—;
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.) (year-end)
Superior Propane, Ltd. (initial)
——<
Supervised Shares, Inc.—;
—
Optional
Sutherland Paper < ouar. >.—
12- 1
$1.20 pfd.
Ships'ards Corp.
6%
)
5
4%
.
Sunshine
12-15
•
,
1
12-
dividend
80c
Common
12-
12-23
6c
—
30c
-
12-15
45c i
—i—
Petroleum
12- 5
4- 2
■
$1'
Toronto Star, Ltd., 6%- preferred (quar.,
12-1
43%c.
—^—
International
Sunset
2
12-17
12- 8
12- 5
'
1
12-29
16c
Simray Mid-Continent oil Co., com.
30c
-
.,12-15
•
12-
25c i
(quar.)_.
Sunbeam Corp. (quar.)—*
Sundstrand Machine Too.l
50c
$1.25
Corp. (quar.)
Works (quar.)
A
•:
12 %c
Tonopah Mining (Nevada) (from net income)
Toronto General Trusts (quar.)
—
Trans
'
—
—
Smith Engineering
Vic
130c
Class B
Drug Co
Stock dividend.—
Bun Life As*"ranee (Canada >
12e 5
1-2
1- 2
1-2
31%c
4% '/o
—
2
11-29
Street
Todd
12-1
$1.14-:
„
1- 2
1-
11-29
>
;
12-30 J .12-15
3%
10c
12-16
37 Vic,
(quar.)-
25c
Extra
37
.
2
.1-
11.25.
Sc Co.
12-15
12-15
,12-15
.
3lVtO.
11-26
:*j 12-15
12-15
30c
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
13rl5
off: TOne share of 180 East 79th
Corp for each four shares com¬
Spin
•
12-15
,$L
115c
(quar.)
12-15
.
25c
—
Strawbridae & Clothier, $5 pfd,
12-15
Healthy & Construction tstock div. I
mon
12-24
60C
50c
75Q
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.)_
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common50o convertible preferred (quar.)
Sonoma Quicksilver Mines (Initial)
12-31
430c
,
(quar.),
common
11-28
U. 2
,
:.-'25C:
*——
^::itr<r(initiaii""::::::::::~:
9
4%
Company (quar.)—
Sun Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred A (quar-)
115c
—
Extra-
Irl5
430c
57c
20C
(quar.)
1-15
13-0:
12-31
—i.__
$1.40
-
(A, O.)
12-19;
10c
r
(quar.)
(auar.)
IS.)
common.-.—^.
12-15'
Stuart
25c
(quar.)
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc.
1- 2
—
Broadcasting,
12-15
1
-11-28
■or-.- 40c":
M.
i.
12-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Webster, Inc. (quar.)_
Class B
Roofing,
i.
F.
12-
25c,
200
Corp.
Smith
2
1-
.4-
25C
$1
Transcontinental
common
,12-15
"12-15
42-15
•
--35c
i,
Tishman
12-11
.12-18...
12-26
—
preferred
Extra
12-17
12-31
12-15
25c
——
Extra
1st
J25C
—
preferred
Stlx. Baer & Fuller,
1-2
1
12-15
I:
I- 1
.25c
.
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
15c
-•
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%preferred (quar.)
-4%%
preferred tquar.I.
/
.12-31
2
l-
1-8
12-26
—
(quar.):
(quar.
pfdi (Initial -series)
conv.
Tilo
-40c
1
2
t70c
—
.—
.
1,
,
1-
1-
50c
(quar.)—„r—
Simpsons Ltd. (quar.)—
Binolair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Siscoe Mines, Ltd.
614 Superior Co
Skenandoa Rayon, class A (quar.)5% class A preferred (quar.)
.
»
Ltd.
Bros.
12-20
42-45
35c
'10c
(quar.)
5 % convertible preferred secies B (quar, >
300 Adams Building Inc. (Chicago)—.v-™
J hrift Investment Corp.; class A Com. (quar.»
11-14
1.-15
;
■'j75c
1-
156'Ac
Silknit, Ltd., common (quarj
5% preferred (quar.)
Sllverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)i
Slmonds Saw Si Steel (year-end)
Simplex Paper Co
/
93%c
437 %C
415c
Stepan Chemical
2
(Canada), Ltd.—
Pattern
12-19
(stock dividend)
Aluminum Products (quar.)
12-
'
Simplicity
II-14
_—
preferred
12- 2
1-1
•'
;:-.$i
;
—
(quar. )
dividend
5%
i
Tidewater Oil Co.,
——
25c
.
(quar.)—
Markets,
12-10
25 c
Stedman
50c
A
12-31
12-19
gains and 9c from investment income) —
1-19
Shelby Saiesbook Co—
Shell Oil Co. (quar.)
Bhulton, Inc., class
Class B
(quar.)
18%c
—_—
-45C
4% preferred A (quar.)
4%%
preferred B (quar.)
Association (quar.)
(extra)
12-
1-
-
;$i--:
preferred fquar.).
"Stock
12-10
12 Vic
1-14
2-13
1- 9
.
•••:»-1
3LV4C.
•r
(qua,T.l..__.
Thorofare
.
$0.1719
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5
f33V3C
Shawmut
Common
4%
12-17
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.) ;
12- 5
6%
7% preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)—
12- 6
12-15
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.).,.
6% preferred A (quar.)
State Street Investment, ($1.05 from capital
Class B
(quar.).,—
Thor Power Tool Co.
II-14
————•
12-15
1
2- 2
'1-2
,
;
12- 1
35c
(quar.)
20c
12-
12-15
.el- 9
.
10c
(s-a)
22C
(quar.)
Sherwin-Wllliafhs
preferred B
Tobin Packing
Company
> '<28c
preferred A". (quar.)_.._._.__..,_.___
.
(Increased quar.)
(L. S.)
i- 9
U 9
2- 2
25c
4%
12- 5
12-15
—
preferred (quar.)
class. B (resumed)
(s-a)
Works
Starrett
12-12
1
12- 8
2- 2
r
v-'44c
Class B (quar,)
Thompsons-Products, Inc. jname changed to
: Thompson Ramo Wooldridge)—
,
c.
:v.
Common r(quar.). i___—
.
11-28
30c
Starrett Corp.—
50c dividend convertible
-r— •*,«»
Sheraton Corp. of America
11-28
;
12-15
2- 2
$1.21
(quar.)
4.%
11-28
.
s
"
$1
"
$1.19.
Thatcher Glass Mfg.;(quar.)
Thermo JGng Corp. (tfuar.)
Thomas Industries, 'elass A
;
..
.
11-28
1-2
•
$1.14
$1,25 preferred
'
11-13
12-31
3-15,
1-1;
12-29i
4%
::
t
11-13
2
/
commons,—
In©,
Textron,
12- 5
.
diy.)
(quar.)—
:
65c
-
12 %C
——
i
11-28
10c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Class B
1
Stanley
30c
12 %c
Sbawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
Class
Screw
Shares,
3%
Shapiro (M.) & Son (quar.)
Shasta Water (stock dividend)
Sbattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
v'
12-
(stock
..
12- 5
-
Corp.
11-19
2?16
12-45
-»
30c
|SL25 ;
Gasoline
12-15
124 1
r
"
87 Vac
(year-end)
Inc.
Standard
Standard
10c
Serrick Corp., class A (qUar.)
Class B (quar.)
Seton Leather Co.
(year-end)_
£fXtr&
Ltd.
31'Ac
(increased)
Seiberling Rubber
I-20
.
held)—_
v
Radio,
5 % % convertible
Standard Tube Co.,
$2.50
(quar.)—
Inc.
1-20
-
50c'
.
preferred
(quarj
> $4,76 preferred (quar.),
;
$4,84 preferred: (quar.),.
Texas Utilities (increased I.
Textiles,-'. Inc.,. 4 % ^preferred
I-20
: .12-15
4-1
412-15
'
(quar:).
Natural
>1- 1
25c
(quar.
preferred
.'.I2r 9
$1:35
$4.56
v
Standard-Thomson Corp.—
United cities Realty
Seeman
1-20
11-28
:
preferred (quar.)
——
Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)
Standard
5
shs.
(Ohio)
Co.
11-28
2
Texas Power & Light Co.. $4 pfd.
12-30
-
(quar.)
each 200
for
11-28
2
11-
011
Standard
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
stock
com.
1
68%c
—
Texas
2%
-.
preferred (quar.)
12-12
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Second
'
$5'
1-20.
f
Commoiv- iquar.^
common
.11*28
12-30
:
$124
.
Gulf
1-20
1-20
Stock div. (One sh. of Standard Oil (N. J.)
12-31
common--
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sealed Power Corp.
75c
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
IOC
5 %%
5%
$1 25
$1.12%
:
Mfg. Co., (stock dividend)—
Standard Brands, inc., com. (inc. qttar.) -—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
———
Standard Financial Corp., common (quar.) —
E.)
(A.
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.):.
Sulphur Co. (quar.).
Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline—
11-19
.12-15
2%.
,
>
12-15
.25c
•
1-20
Payable of Ree.
;.-5c.
—
1-20
f.
,
"".1-
—
-When:*. Holdert
.
'
4.96%
Texas
Texas
:«lr 2
12-15
12-15
30o>
$142%
preferred
Staley
11-14
12-15
25C
$5
Seagrave
11-14
12-15
Per:
Share
^
;
5.40%
12-31
,10%
—
—
(quar.)
r; ^
Spokane Internatioal RR. Co. (quar.)——
Springfield Fire 6s Marine Insurance—
.;^ 25C
Common
(quar.)
-: $1.62
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
;—...
s
Siuare D Co. (quar.)
—
— <:>. 25c
$1,18%
(quar.)
'
•
12-15
—
dividend
Stock
gains.
option)
—
—
Seaboard Air Line BR. (quar.)
Seaboard Finance Co., common
5
25C
$1.02%
——
4.10%
Stock dividend
,
■>
•
12-19
1- 2
•2-
.v
-
—
12-15
~
J
12-31
12-10
5%
12-15-
1- 2
jEr.
•
7-20
1-15
37 %C
$1.25
preferred (quar.) ___—
—
1-2
S $1.16'A-..
preferred (quar.)
$1.07
' : 1- 2
4.28% preferred (quar.)
.' *V.' r'.f J} '/ft, *'
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)-—
45c
1- 9
Quarterly
—
—
Southwestern Public Service—
2-1
*92 Vic r
3.70%
preferred (quar.)__
2- 1
>01 Vic
3.90% preferred (quar.),
—
$1.03%
2- 1
4.15% preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
,2- 1
4415% preferred (quar.)—
.
2-1
$1.10
4.40% preferred (quar.)
-2- 1
81.15
4.60% preferred (quar.) —
2-1
$1.18%
4.75% preferred (quar.)
'2- 1
27%0
4.36% preferred (quar.)
27% C
,• 2- 1
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
Sovereign Life Assurance Co.—
12-15
25% Paid-Up ctfs. for com. (s-a)
12-15
$1.50
Spar ton Corp;, 6% pfd. (quar.)—,.,
12-15
260
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)
—
—
\V
3% v. 12-26
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
,-r
12-31
20C
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)—
f
I* 2
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_—
12-15
25c
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)———
12-15
;
10c
Year-end
4-20
;
FUnd, Inc; (from investment Income)
Texas Gas Transmission, com. (quar4_
Texas
Power
5%
1-20
5-11
5%
*
2-10
5%
Name of Company : -
Payable of Rec.
Share
[f,
Southwestern Electric
Holders
When
Pet
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
t.
Monday,.December l5, 1958
..
(2506)
54
.
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10%' preferred
(quar.)
4.25% preferred
(quar.)
4J60%i preferred ;(quae.)
4.60% preferred
(quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred- (quar.)
4.90% preferred
(quar.)—
5%
preferred - (quar.)
5.10%. preferred- (quaf.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)—
SWt
preferre'l
/ouar V
eom;
(quar.)-
.
—
Corporations
'
6%
V" ttoited
Service,
preferred
$5.08 preferred
$4.64 preferred
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
175C
I- 2
12-J2
,
Income
'
•"
12-24-
40c
.
.
12- 3
■
37%c
1-2
/ 55c-
-
12-10
12-15
11-28
'
4% % * -preferred: < quan
'
United .V^c
ant-: &
^
Manufacturers
{, United Milk Products Cor—.:—
'
81.08%
—
_j_:
;—
,' 1V 1
■■'•"■4V"
(quar.j
,
_
7%c
11-28
12-15
12-23
12-.8
.
12-11
; Molasses.
Ltd.—1
—
'American deposit rets.-ordinary—(5 pence
UnRed
•
'
-
——
frp» of
B^tish Income- Tax) • f interimi_-
/United New- Jersey.RR- Js Canal (quarrr.—_
United Pacific Corp., common-"-:
1
Non-oum, partic. pref.: (quar.)
.
(•:
12-23
pfd.
(quar.).
-
.11-17
12-19
:
8258 l-tO-59
81
12-31
25c
42-31
50c
i
Bleetrift
1-30
1-15
class ,4 prefenred (quar.)—■
Fund -(10c -from- net investment pliis 30c fronr securities profs.)
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
——
; United Gas Im provementr common- f quar. T__
-
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)*---—:
6% convertible preferred (ouar.>_
$4.56
2-26
50C
;
United 'Funds—•'
•
.
Texas
*35c
(year-end)_———-
United Fruit Co. (reduced—;
United Fuel Investments,- Ltd.—
1-15
12-12
.
12-12
—,
U.
—
—
S.
Fidelity
Guaranty
Co.
(Baltimore)—.
12-23
Volume
Number 5803
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2507)
When
Per-
Name, of Company.
„
S. Foil Co.,
U.
.r
class A
4-TOoj. "12-30
*:=
12
Class
B
8:
(quar.)—___
U.
S.
Freight
2:
£
1- 9
12-11
11-28
preferred
7%
U.
Life
S.
Stock
U.
S.
(quar. I -I
Insurance
Lines
B. .S. -Lumber
U. S.
:i-
Co..
(quar.)
■
,
'
Rubber
%*
Co., common
non-cucinlative
-
Truck Lines
12- 5
12-15
12-1
1
12-11
1
••
62y2c
•
non-cum.
2nd
cenv.
433?c"
12-
.12-15
-
pfd.
(increased)
13c
12-31
preferred
'it—-
<quart)
—1—
::
i1'
'21;;
_
income
and
dividend
56c
preferred series
A
Both
12-24
1-
12-
1
2
12-20
1-
1
1
12-20
$1.25
12-15
25c
(quar.)
2-20
_i
10c
:_
sales
12- 9
12-15
12-20
12-10
.>
Michigan' Power—r '.
$1,12 V*
1-15
12-15
11-28
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—SEC Approves Plan—'
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
The Securities and
Exchange Commission on Deci 4. announced, the
filing in the United States District Court for the Southern District, of
10
12-15
11-29
New
19
12-15
11-29
of
12-20
York of
an Advisory Report
pursuant to Section. 172 ot Chapter X
Bankruptcy Act on an amended plan of reorganisation, fox- tbe
The
railroad
11-28
12-10
upon
12-1
organization
25c
12-15
12-5
12-31
12-15
1-
12.'-a
1- 2
^
Woodward-Lotnroh—'
'
CbmnK>n ; (lt»creasM^ qti'ar.)
l.l^-i2ii5
> v-:
A
under
12-30
12-
3
amended
12-30
12-
3
compromise
World/Publishing; (quar.
25c
■
•
" 25i
(J..B. (..Company—
•
J i
■■ tW
--Stock-" dtvidehd6%
5% class, A. preferred (quar.)_"_—_Jl_'_l,__
1-15 .r; 1-5
^$1.?5
Vanadiiim Corpv .of America.,(qaar.»25c".
^±2yHi
-,:i ■10 1;' * WurtliingtOn Cofh-r'cdmmon (quaw)£.ri_-62*4c
12-16
12-
5
mortgage,
12-
5
>
12-18
X
The
12-20
"12-
1
fair
12-15
12-
1
plan,
in
by
and
SEC
its
the
Vapor Heating Com, (quart)_^^^.4--^■> v-:' 75c ,^12-23
Vegetable Oil Corp. (quar.)
i;
25c12-19»increased
' *' t75c,i-../l- 2
.-Viceroy Mfg,-,vLtd^ ciass A .(qnar.)-_;4i-——1. Jl^*2c
.
^12^
- i .12- 1 *
/12- 5
Viau, UeL
Victor
;
Chemical
3 v2%
various
adjustment
found that
allocation
•
of
■llr
common,, (quar.)—-
i-quar.)
R7SS
87*-ic
__L_I
Equipmeric?'-COi;'':<fluar!,.).^;S-_^i^-ij:i.i
Instrument.Up. (stock- diy)dend)_ ^
_ll
(quar 1
.
Virginia Hlectric Power, common (increased)
$4.04 preferi^d.- (quar,)-_„_i____-__.-_-.i!_
$4.12 preferred ( quar.
^
.
t
Common
!1
:
6%
preferred
as
the
preferred
Food' Products
Vita
Grocery
'/ $3
Corp.,
preferred
$4.50
12-15
68%c
-}•*+
.12-17
12-10
2-2-59
preferred
5-1-59
8-1-59
75c
mn
(quar.)
*"
a
* TrartSfer books
:
^
12-31
12-. 5
'
12-5
12-20
$1.43/+
6**%.' preferred (quar/).
Mold ■ Sc Iron Co. (quar.)
12-20
$1.56*4.
•
.
) Payable
-
*\~
•
50c
System (quar.)
Walgreen
Company
1-
25c
40c
(quar.)
Walker
&
Walker
,
12-18
,,
Co.,
Stock
$2.50
class
A
62 * 2 c
(quar/) „_4—
(
dividend
1-
•
-
5%
Investing Corp.—
ordinary income
Disaey see Disney (Walt)
From
Walt
Waller
I.
2
Corp. (special)
Ward Baking Co., 5*4%
pfd. (quar.)
Warner Bros. Pictures (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
15c
.
in U. 8.
I
1 *
■
v
compromise the amended plan, provided* a
of the reorganized, company
%o, the
thie* adjustment, incqgie
-
1
Wayne
Knitting
Webeor,
Weco
Inc.
&
i_:
;
____.
(quar.)_
;
Co.,
4%
preferred
Weingaiten Markets Realty
V/elbit
Corp.
income
(quar.)_—
1- 2
S1 ' '
t,
...
W
.in
II
n
m
■
n
■'
of
»
w
^
n
1
v
:
12-31/.
11-25-
-
(Continued from
■
page
utility
public
Feb.
munities
12-22
IY2G
12-
and'45c from net securities
.
At
1
—;—___
10c
v-
Wesson
-
vl*
8
U 3
f,? First
mortgage bonds—
3:!4% series due 1980—
12-15°
25c
Kootenay Power & Light,*Ltd.—
y
preferred
(quar.)_2
—Z—————
West Michigan Steel Foundry (quar. )—ZZ—
12-10';
$1.50
1-2-39
12-31
^ 5*4% «series >due
".
Conversion
-
i
12-12
25c
;
'/ '
West
Ohio
West
Penn
Gas
Co.
•!
'
4.10'r
preferred
<quar.)__
70c
$1.02*2
—Z—
serially
due
to
par)_/—
West
Virginia
vWeet
Virginia
Stock
;
$4.58
;
$5
preferred
Westeel
Western
„
preferred
.
1962______—
(quar.).
Products,
Carolina
_
2
:
12-
8
12-'5
1
-»11-21
-
12-31
1-
20c
.
12-22
12-11
12-10
2
Grocers
Ltd.,
Common
$1.40
class *-A
(quar.)
1-15
$$1
.
_—
12-15
5%
:
...
1-15
15c
Kentucky Gas -t (quar.)
Stock dividend —___—,'4—
Western Massachusetts Cos. -(quar.)
4
1-15
£35c
•——
Western
.
£50c
(quar.)—.—
.
——
preferred
12-15
12-26
:
*
12-
■
1955
5%
preferred 1955 series, (quar.)
5%
preferred 1952 series (quar.)___
Plywood, class B (quar.)
1-
37 V2C
Railway
.
Westmoreland.
Weston
Class
Inc.
(George),
B
Stock
dividend
Mfg.
(quar.)
30c
_
12-15
________
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(quar.)—
Wheeling-Steel Corp., common (quar.)_
36
(quar.)___ 2
preferred
.
1
1-
—
2%
.
,
i*,.
$1.25
.
-+
12-10
1-
2
1- 2
12-
■
the
the
excess
the
point
all
receive
19%
of
class
A
sale
of
of
proceeds
a
proceeds
and
the
until
class-
B
Railroad
its
jr
both
companies.
the
without
class
A
distinction
and
class
to
class.
as
B
stockholders
In
will vote
lor
light of the fact, that toe
plan
either
class
amendment
to
A
class
or
the
effect
B
that
stock,
such
the SEC
directors
found
will be
fftic
a
selected
bond»
of
the
Board
of Standard-Thomson
$3,500,000 will accrue to the benefit
will be applied against organization
financing Expenses incurred by the new Heli-Coil Corp." See also
188, p. 2246.
of
interest,
Hycon
investors,
The
(par
the
■
'
jt
stockholders
stock
$5)
share.
Dec. 8 announced that negotiations have been comacquisition of two ball manufacturing companies.
Purchase of Strom Steel Ball Co. of Erwin, Tenn., has been consummatedrapd negotiations completed to..acquire Coolidge Corp. of Middle*
>
-
•
*
independent
Hoover^- -in
'
entities
its
shares
of
the
was
acquired fey a
going tq The Western
>;
-
*
on
from
to effect
Jan.
will
16
4,000,000
a
consider
shares. (par
three-for-one
increasing tfee-authorized
$10/
to-
12.000,009 shares
split-up.—V. 188,
949.
p,
with no changes in management or policy/'
preliminary figures for the-first quarter of the
The
The
t
■
Secondary Offering—• A
offering has been completed.—V.. 188,ik2»2.
corporation
on
Nov.
26
covering 15,750 shares of
stockholders of record Nov.
E.
share.
T.
The
offering will
Andrews &
Co.,
both
filed
letter
a
common
be
28
on
of
stock
a
notification
(par
with
the
$10)
to be qffered
basis, at $17.50
Putnam & Co. and
one-for-two
underwritten
by
of Hartford, Conn.—V.
184,
324.
p..
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp.—Bank Credit
This corporation has arranged a
$10,000,000 credit with toe* First
National Bank of
Chicago, Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of New York,
and J. P. Morgan &
Co., Incorporated, New
on
Dec.
The
3.
York, it
.
•,
agreement
years, after
for five
The
cur¬
—
Insurance City Life Co., Hartford,
Conn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company on
.
349,000:
secondary offering of 5,Q0& shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Dec.; I by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $25(50
per share, with a dealer^ concession of
4Q cents per
per
~
■
to
outstanding,
largest amount
Indiana Gas & Water Co.
to
'"W7
amounting
Eastern
SEC
purchases were cash transactions, with transfer of ownership
corporation scheduled for the end of December.
Commenting on these acquisitions, Clifford H. Simmons. Chairman
of the Board, said: "Both companies will be operated as separate and
~
Co.'s
of
Hycon Eastern, Inc. above.—V.. 188, p. 247.
capital
and
.
,
Mfg.
group
Corp.
performed the unusual by buying itself from its
Industries, Inc.,./through public financing.
Of the net
Topp
electronics.
shares
..
_of the Ohio
5
5
'
new board of directors
^
Both
4.
12- 5
12-
Chairman
Webster,
town, Ohio.
12-10
1- 2
in
proceeds, of the
receive 90%
will
will
excess proceeds
develop there¬
diminishing percentage and the
percentage of
forward
that
alike
the
class
a
class
Ideal Cement Co.—Plans 3-for-l- Stock
Split—
pleted for the
12-10
12-15
25c
50 c
:—
1
1- 2
*-•"
\l\ Hoover Ball & Bearing: Co.—Announces Acquisitions—
12-10
50c
—_
was
...»
-
12-15
1-
increasing
From
share
as
Hycon Mfg. Co.—Sells Stock of
Subsidiary—
V.
11-28
1- 2
.
tl5c
?15c
iquar.)
*,
,
12-10
30c
A
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe
1-2-59
1958'andHhe
and
See
the formation of the new company, a
elected consisting,'of Eduard-Baruch, President
This
(quar.)
Ltd., class
"*-•
parent,
12-10
$1.25
Should
a
as
sale,
Hycon Eastern, also: completed; ft
recapitalization pursuant to which $900,000 of
indebtedness, also held
by Hycon Mfg., was unchanged for an
equivalent amount of con¬
vertible preferred stock.
In addition, $135,000 of
advances made by
Hycon Mfg. were funded into a ld-month
note,..
of Topp Industries and the balance
.
-•
sale.
transfer was effective on
proceeds from the public offering,
12-12
12-19
the
stock
A
Union Telegraph Co. and members of
the Hycon Eastern, management.
Kuhn, Loeb <fc Co, acted as agent for- the investor
group..
In
connection
with
the
shares of common
interest from
common stock at $14.50 per share.
The offering
two investment banking groups managed by W. C.
12-23
12-19
$3
of Alabama—
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)__.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co., (quar.)_—,—
180,000
"The Heli-Coil Corp.
12-12
1-15
10c
——
-
Western
1
15c
of
groups.-^*V.^ 188, p. 1926.
limited
_
following statement:
was" underwritten by
inald
12-12
,12-12
proceeds
the-class
an
1970.-
Hycon
-
12-15
1
of
accomplished the purpose./, The .formal
Nov;. 1,
1
1-
37*20
1,
631,000
*220,000
135,135 shs.
of the company;
r
^Lqq-PrAncatp/tVicerPresidejnt. ojf Operations; John .Tucker, . Treasurer
\ -and Controller of/the company; Silas M. R. Giddings, associated with
:
3
the law firm of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts; Michael NicoIftis, Assistant to the President, of Clark Estates, Inc.; W. J.-WanLenten,
Vice -Preside)* t -/and Trust Officer of. the Danbury National Bank; Reg¬
/>
-
Western
Issue
an
-VWlth
Western Natural Gas Co.—
i
its
or
Co.
ing
Langley-& Co.
Zi;
12-15
-
12-29
55c
12-15
of
will share equally In the
earnings
Company and, in the event of the sale
properties, will share equally in the
Estate
M. Hubbard, President, on Dec. 4 announced,
that Hycon
(Pasadena, Calif.) had sold its common, stock interest in
Eastern, Inc., Cambridge, Mass., which was
incorporated, in
to exploit modern
techniques in communications, digital process¬
Mfg.
Noy. 26,'mj^thig- Ueli-Coil an independent corporation. .
% .'^The debentures were priced at 100%
plus accrued
12-15
12-29
30c
1
'
Western
debentures-and
*
12-15
12-15
10c
;
—
-
.
.
12-5
1-
£25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
12-15
12-24
1-
$1.25
Stores
v_
12-24
17c
1%
$1.12*2
—
Surety
1
"
—
(quar.)__!_—
Telephone—
&
1-
30c
Ltd.
Departoent
Eduard Baruch, President, on Dec. 3 released the
5%- convertible
1
(quar.)——
Western Casualty
Western
—:
12-19
12-19
1-
$1.10
Pulp & Paper <quar.)____—
Water Service,( com.; (quar.)
dividend
1-15
are
stock
Ilycou Eastern, Inc.—Control Changes Hands—
,
900,000
—
'
$1.12*2
—_
B
Company
and
stock
will
holder
$1,649,000
—
"This corporation, formerly a"3 subsidiary of Topp Industries, Inc., of
Angeles, Calif., has acquired independence through a public financing plan devised and Implemented .by the investment banking firm of
Wr'C. Langley & Co. of New York City.
An offering of $1,300,000 of
12-19
-
class
by the Court from among the respective nominees of thevarious
"
1—
Los
12-10
1-15
$1.05
preferred B (quar.)___
_4_
4i>,-preferred. <quar.)
West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd/...(quar.)__
.
1-15
and
Hycon
-
12-12
12-24
-4.29%
•
f
12- 5
12-29
37 %c
(quar)——————
West Penn Power Co., common—
stockholders
$65,000,000,
the pre¬
excluded from participation under
$17,000,000, the class B stock
representing
Heli-Coil, Corp.—Formal Transfer Effective—
•
*"12- 3
12-20
25c
(qusr.)___vl_'~--'4-4'_4i.U:--
Electric
12-16
|if
insufficient, to meet
are
aggregating over
up to July 1, 1963.
Should
class B stock will receive a
the
A
proposed
,
*After payment of histallments due Oct. 15, 1958.—V. 188, p. 2142.
'12-* 3
12-16
.
20c *
excess
Outstanding
'
.
1983___
notes, -3 Vz-'/o,
..''4 Capital ?stock i($10
:* 12-15
t £$1.75
all, the
and
provides that the initial directors of both the*
Rpal
Company and the Railroad Company to serve until'the first
annual meeting of stockholders are- to
be designated by, the Court as
West
7%
bonds
new
Malcolm
12? 8
1- %
the
debtor's assets
«ie
creditors,
the Real
excess
amended
for
the
payment of bills
and
sale of appliances.
1958 the total number of customers served was 24,344.
;vf
12-'5
35c
■"'v
(quar.)____"™
(quar.)—:_k_
West Jersey & Seashore RR., com. (s-a)—_
12-
12-15
12-15
All
Estate
i-, ..--/.CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
4
10c
'J.
Indies. Sugar
12-15
12-
25c
:
Welsbach
Corp. (increased)
Oil & Snowdrift Co.
12-29
value.
par
of
its
$17,000,000
directors
served
Sept. 30,
of
Thereafter
,
12-10
57c
profits)
$10
properties- on a share-for-share basis.
The a minded plan also makes
provision for the election, of directors
by classes until July 1, 1965, with the class A stock
electing or* ebntrolling i majority of the directors of the boards of both
operating company
is primarily en-
12-15
'
*
A
exceed
Company
It
1853.
12,
of
Railroad
stocks
10)
12-10
1
of
the face
class
the
the
12-19
12-15
each
common
assets
sale
12-15
1-
and
the
first
12-29
12-1
12-15
:
plan
plan.
.of
gagedin the
purchase, distribution and sale of natural gas for
domestic,-/commercial, and industrial consumption in northeastern
Massachusetts. u The
principal
communities
served
are
Haverhill,
-Amesbury 'and" Newburyport.
Fourteen other municipalities
in
the
investment
net
Wells-GardnerCo.——
West
....
j
4
•>
same,..geographic area .are also served.
In addition the company is
.engaged in Uhe 'merchandising of gas appliances and the rental of
gas
water heaters.
The general offices of the company are located
in Haverhill,
Mass.
Sub-offices are located in certain of the com¬
5%
(stock dividend)
from
(12c
,,
*.■•••;
of
claims
The
and
1- 2
50c
(resumed)
Fund
the
Canadian nonresidents tav
„•
/.BUSINESS—-This7 company is a
/incorporated in Massachusetts on
'
Wellington
less-15%
|„
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Weeden
r
12-15
several
amended
$1,000 of old bonds.
view
the
ferred
15c
—
the
stock,
each
all
payment
50c
(quar.)
Mills
50c
50c
-
for
corrected
the prepayment of bank loans incurred for construction
pmposes' (which loans amounted to $1,150,000 at Sept. 30, 1958).
1-16
1- 2
$1.12'/2
Non¬
source.
In
.
'
$4.50
preferred
fquar.)_,
Washington Water Power (quar.i___
Waukesha, Motor Co.
the
at
"""be applied to
"
12-12
2- 5
30c
was
of
the
March
12-16
1
amended
class A stock for each $1,000- original
principal
of old bonds.
All the class B shares,
representing about- 9%
equity in the Real Estate. Company, will be distributed to- the
adjustment income mnr+c*—•«» bondholders on the basis of
3*<a shares
of
i General Corporation and
.
1
1-
$1.37*2
funds,
n
"«{'
12- 5
12-
a
of
other creditors..
It
plan was fair in providing no, par¬
preferred and common,, stocks, and tfeftt
feasible.
The SEC stated, however, that the
the
bonds and 20 shares
9
*
'
12-19
1-
V
;
after,
Productions
(Jim)
-
class
;
12-22
6c
for this dividend.
12-15
12-19
■
a».
A
11-17-
12-12
Wall Street
•
'
.12? 4
2
not closed
Manufacturing Co. of Wisconsin—
v
;
•*
5
11-28
/
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
1-
to
shares, representing about 91% of the equity ofr the R$al
Company, will be-distributed on a parity to> thq; first mortgage
and the refunding mortgage bondholders- on the basis of
$340. of. new
12-12
1-30
mortgage
Estate
5
12-
12-15
12 *2 c
.
12-
•12-29
5%
.__
class
12-12
12-12
vy Previously published date was incorrect.
The
date l and/or record date is indicated here.
xLess Jamaica income tax.
• 5. ^ •
;
12-15
12-20
dividend)
consented,
mortgage, refunding
bondholder* groups.
■
-
will
acquire and operate the railroad, properties.
The- Real Es'tete
Company will issue $10,038,100- of 20-year 8% first mortgage, bonds,
590,476 shares of class A common stock and 58,840. shares of
class? B
income tax.
,i
Vulcan
Waldorf
Less' British
a
,12-20
20c
(stock
{Payable ...in.; .Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15% ; resident tax 7%.
■
,
5
12'/a c
-
been
first
the
amount
=
^v/
12-15
—
Coke
have
of
securities
holders
plan
the
common,
12-19
12-29
,,$24.
Ziegler Goal '&
1-15
$1.12
(quar.) '
common
;
12- 5
12-31
'
5%&
12-
1-30
12-19
5c
J
(quar.)_„________________
preferred (quar.»—___
50c
.-A* Extra
••
'
.% 5preferred,
V
4-16
7-17
12-15
10c
--j ill.
'
m»
12c
(quar.
(quar.)
..Vulcan Materials,
15c
15c
-
:
.12- 1.
12-29
$2
1-16
s
1
(extra): i:
12-19
12-. 1:
50c
/
(initial_____
common
,
12-31
1-10
and
o.wna.
among the. jeapecttve
bondholder groups.
' "
this railroad company will continue* as a
real estate company to own and operate the
Hudson, Terminal build¬
ings. A newly reorganized railroad company, a wholly own
subsidiary,
>11-14
1-15
1-10
(quar.*)—,-
Von's
12-15
25c
Zenlth'wRadld^ CoUJ^'fttuAi'.
>
(quar.)____.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
that
the
amended
Under
1
*
,12-15
(quar.)
6%
12-
to
nominees of
12-15
-^^Yotmgste^n -Stcer-DOdrf Co> (quarl
1
25e
_i—;
common
4- 9
12-31
50c'
$1.25
■■
6%
Vulcan
12-
concluded
the
9
12-15
■»
Youngstown Sheetr^ife Tube ^quar;)li;i_.
19 "*
m
15c
(quar.)
Virginian Railway,,
7V2c
Yotmg'Bpfing &
Act,
amended plan should Incorporate a provision that the initial
directors
of the reorganized
companies to serve untij the first annual meeting
of stockholders be selected
by the; Court, from
1- 9
4-
37y2c 7-31-59
ICosemite.. Park--& Curry (quar.)
'
"
also
:12-10
1- 2
37%c 1-30-59
25c "
11-28
12-5
.Telegraph-^,., v-_ .^-^4
(quar.>.
preferred
1-20
37%o 4-30-59
$1.05
-
Virginia, Telephone &
,
12-19
ticipation
Towne." Mfg.• Co.Mquar.37*4c
li^54v-*r-oon^
12-20
•
19
2
2
Bankruptcy
mortgage, the refunding mortgage, and
mortgage bondholders and a fair treatment
$1.03 "
.prpferced.v<quar,)_____"__^_/'--t't-_-_
..$5 preferre(l-.)quar.
y
12
'&
1-
2-
lie
2oc
^—
^'r"^«llb^t<?db!'Cd.7 W cohv.^fd^iquar:)--^-;' ;
•-•feoiiy.Vip*ere-ftMSt»(quar/Ki^U^
19 "1Q
12-31
4.%;>,;v 12-30
r"^ 35c12-15
27 */2C^-, 12-20
$1-.01
12-20"
..'V
$4,20.
'30c
t:
Victoreen
Viking', Pump ..Co.-,
v*
to x
12"31 l'
^
^ Yale
r
:.n -.»i»
aspects
income
first
ok»
.^Monthlvv-'^
" monthly
->.12-20 ;
■
.Victor.
•
Works,
preferred
"(qtiar.$1.12»/2
The
representatives
.
Vanity Fair
of
provisions, qf the
75c
-•
Chapter
buildings In downtown. Manhattan, and
Hudson Tube, an lnterurban. rapid, transit electric railroad
between
York City and points in New Jersey.
The basic,
the
New
25
"$1,2
,
by Herman, T. Stichman, Trustee* and
amendments.
This railroad, company now lit xe-
propsed
operates the Hudson Terminal
.
^
''(?
proposed
company,,
other
2
12-15
Van Sciver
-
It
F
20
^ '''5:%';p^e^er^^^*-(quar.)_•_^__;•_::l.,_*iri'^l:•__^__
.
share1.
per
12 Vs
25c
;
ill. tiia
1; 2- 2
■30c/ i?'
(quar.)
fat
'
preferred"v(quar,)__^___
Wisconsin -Power & Light Co.
>
pfd.
-1
so
Husky Ofl Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 131,250 shares of common stock (par $I> was
made on Dec. 10 by Bear, Stearns &
Co.,y at $8 per sb&re.
The offering; was oversubscribed and the hooks
closed.
—V. 188, p. 2246.
12-10
1
1-
12yac
$1 conv.
>
l»-30
$1.50- 1-31-59
$2.""-£l*'2
Light C0i:(quar:^vr-%4-^-'
on a conservative
accounting basis.
earnings are showing improvements
it was stated.—V. 188i. p. 2030.
->• •:
and
by Courts' & Co., Atlanta, Ga., at $19.87 ^2
completed.—V. 188, p. 2142.
15c
Utility Appliance Corp,*;
-'r:'
j
was
1
12-19
9c
r
(quar.)
12-
12-15
1814c (
75c
Power &
:
shares of
12-20
1-
30c
ir+"1-
1
Houston Corp^i—Secondary Distribution —It was an¬
nounced on Dec. a that a secondary distributioa of
2tfc000
common, stock (par $1) was made oik Dae. 8
pay-
-t-4y2%'
1-15
-.
-
W'lsconsln
12- 3
•••-..
56c
\
(1897)
the
for
hhas been extended
second quarter,
_
preferred
'•♦>.
outstanding shares
% V -"1-19
50c
1
5
-
'
3
12-19
$1.06 *4
6%
"■'•Z. Stock dividend ——————1*
Universal Leaf Tobacco-Co., com. (quar.
8%
.•
y'u:
United Wheian;.
i-;,$3.50 convertible preferred.. (quaU.*----.87»/2c' v ' 2_ 1
Universal-Cyclops Steel ::(increased yJllzLZLZj:*250-12-29
1-30
4%
Winn-Dixie'^ Stores ^.(monthly)__
Wisconsin Electric-Power Co.—
•r
: 12-10
12-31
••
1
12-12
V80ct/-1-2
V t5c
.__
;•&•?
,
12-17
12-
12-12
Co./tquar.),.
Willetts(Consider H.), Inc. ;i(quar.)2
Williams Brothers, (quar.)____i_____:__:__^___
Wilson.., & ijpo.,> $4.23 preferred t(q»ar.)
:
12-1
-•
1
12-15
12-29
501,368
on
year.
Strikes
12-10
5%
-
_L_
Wilcox Oil
8
12-1
12-
12-15
'25c.,
(q.uar:• V
U. S. .Trust (N:
Y.) Co. (quar.)
United; Steel, Ltd.. (reduced)
Stores Corp.— v. */,/ >
2
12-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)i_l^.'sr"
preferred
(Del.)
1-
35c
v
1-
5
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—...
convertible
go
or 94
firstr quarter of
in the automotive
industry, during the firstr. quarterly- podod
reduced, sales in the company's die casting division
and. contributed to
lower earnings.. Also
pending fire loss claims for business intemmstion
insurance included in the figures for the
thrqe months, ended Oct. 31,
,
12-15
V
income- of
last
.
r
and. net
12-10
12-24
v.
able Jn,cash or stock at holder's option)' ,
73c
"/ Wieboldt Stores, -common
Cquar;)^j._'.
20c
V;* 6 %2preferred
(quar.)
75c
4'Apreferred (quar.)__i_-___
;■
$1.06*4
>11-28
1-
1-
'$1
$5,604,408
11-14
12-
40c
•
from capital gains.
r
of
12-15
$1.31*4
(quar.)
(17c from net investment
1
X
ol $323,614.
outstanding,
sales
share
a
12-24
75c
dividend)
common, (stock
Mfg.
-
compared with
cents
12-15
5%
(quar.)
Inc.,
rent fiscal year, showed sales of
$5,584,507 and net income
This is equal to 61 cents a share on
534,303 shares
12-12
20c
_
(stock dividend)_____
Cement
12-31
50c
______
dividend
Whitehall Fund—
5%
,United
$4.20
•Stock
11-28
'12-15
20c
1—__
White Stores,
Whitehall
Reclaiming Co".—':
p.; S: Tobftcco,.
(
12-
1-
;:30c"
$1.40 convertible preferred (resumed)_____
,
12-26
—
■
pref. A (quar.)
S.
/
12- 1
22*2c
.
______
Playing Card Co, (quarJ
U. S. Printing
Lithograph Co.— I
5%
12-26
■
(quar.)
U. S.
U.
1* 2
25%
pfd.
(year-endt
Pipe & Foundry
11-28
$1,75'
;
4*2%
,
11-28
12-24
7y2c
,
(New Jersey)
11-28
12-24
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
___
.f White .MotorwCorir>common" (quar.-)j:___
5JA%>. preferred ;. (quar.)_
___2
-
(s-a)__
dividend:
-12-19'
50c
•
Paper
(quar.)_
(quar.)
White Eagle Oil
X
50C
/
Cable
Whitaker
■37*20 ^12*19
When
Share
Corp./ common
12-1)
50c
common, (quar.)
Per
.
Whirlpool
Wh.itaker
12-11
12-30
* 10c
(quar,*«;
Gypsuia- Co:,
...
oj,Company
12-11
1-9
12%c "
O.
Holders
Shane- Payable of Rec.
>
■
55
which
years.
funds
j.
;
calls
was
revolving
the entire amount
credit
can
of
announced
~
•
for
$1Q,0QQ.Q9Q for three
be funded
into
.
a
term lean
-
will be used to replenish
working capital and tp. aid to
financing the corporation's potash mine and facilities now
under «on-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Board.
the
The
1271.
bank credit lines, Mr. Ware said.—V. 188, p.
Washington, L. L, N. Y.—Files—
Itcmco, Inc., Port
corporation
The
Nov. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
through B. Fennekohl & Co., New York N. Y.
on
200,000
covering
normal
arrangement is in addition to the company's
loan
new
ceason
6KC
Chairman
Canada, according to Louis Ware,
struction in Saskatchewan,
of
at $1 per share,
offered
The
proceeds
and
additional
be
for
space
to acquire machinery and equipment
laboratories; and for working capital.
used
test
to
are
Trading—
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Suspended From
Exchange on Dec. 4
voted to suspend trading in the capital stock of this company, effec¬
tive at the opening of the market on Dec. 5.
^
The board's decision was based on the fact that the company had
violated that part of its listing agreement with the Exchange cover¬
ing the publication and distribution to its stockholders of its annual
report. Among the objective's of the listing agreement are:
1. Timely
disclosure, to the public and to the Exchange, of in¬
formation which may affect security values or influence investment
decisions, and in which stockholders,
the public and the Exchange
have a warrantable interest.
■;
/Vi
'v ^ "
2. Frequent,
regular and timely publication of financial reports
prepared* in accordance with accepted accounting practice, and in
adequate (but not burdensome) detail.
Under the terms of its listing agreement
the F. L. Jacobs Co. is
required to forward to stockholders its annual report not later than
Out.
31—that
is,
within three months
following the close of the
company's fiscal year on July 31
The
company's annual report for the fiscal year ended July 31,
1958
has not yet been released, nor did the company
request an
extension of time prior to the date that the report was due.
There
were tax accounting \ roblems relating to a subsidiary acquired during
the
company's
1958
fiscal year which
would have Justified the
Krcliange granting an extension of a few days after Dec. 1, 1958,
the dote on which the company said these problems were resolved.
It
appears,
however, that the parent company had not, as late
tis Dec.
1, 1958, completed the preparation of its main office records
for examination
by the company's independent public accountants.
As early as Sept. 23,
1958, the accounting firm said in a letter to
the company:
"In view of the indicated complexity of the year's
transactions,
it
would
appear
that
at
least a month should be
allowed between the date we can commence the audit of the main
•
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2508)
56
Governors of the New York Stock
The Board of
.
books
office
the
and
date
we
issue
can
ovir
report."
a
final
report
might not be prepared and released until near the year end—or five
months after the close of the company's fiscal year ending July 31,
1958.—V.
it
circumstances
these
Under
187,
that
appears
audited
222G.
p.
of
shares
000
is
common
the
of
purchase
3,750
than
more
acres
land under
of
option
to
transaction has been concluded between
Benjamin A. Javits and Henry I.
Cole, representing the owners of the property. The agreement gives
Lefcourt the right. to acquire 52,250 acres of adjoining land over an
eight-year period. If all options are exercised the agreement will
represent an investment by Lefcourt of more than $40,000,000.
The
land purchase hinges on approval of a capitalization plan by
Lefcourt stockholders and on satisfactory tax rulings.—V. 187, p. 2226.
Freldland,
Samuel
and
364,670 shares of common stock offered for subscription
to the holders of outstanding common stock,
358,934
subscribed for through the exer¬
cise of warrants.
The remaining shares were sold by
Lehman Brothers and Smith, Barney & Co., the manag¬
ing underwriters, for group account.
/.V-V/V
shares,
98.4%,
or
of
Stockholders
Nov.
on
P.
1958
25,
share
at
per
record,
of
close
$68
business
were
on
build
to
in
$50,000,000
of
excess
Wax, long a leader in chemical specialties
(household
polishes, insecticides), has announced a full scale plan to enter
specialty chemicals field as basic supplier of a new chemical dis¬
diphenolic acid, which Johnson's will sell under the trademark
the
covery,
The
Kcland, Manager of the DPA Enterprise for
Johnson's Wax, DPA has a high potential for producing interesting
new chemical materials
and improving the quality of established prod¬
to
According
ucts in
rial
H.
W.
wide variety of industries. These include use as a raw mate¬
additive
for polymers and
coating compositions, and for
a
and
super
bowling centers at
Belmont
in
River
additives, agricultural chemicals, synthetic
detergents and emulsifiers, lubricating agents, oxidation-corrosion in¬
hibitors, cosmetics, flame retardants and extinguishing agents, syn¬
thetic lubricants and hydraulic fluids, metal processing and fabricating
lubricating oil
plasticizers,
textile chemicals and biologicals.
"Of course, we also are exploring DPA's possibilities for possible new
aids,
Dec.
on
7
by
a
pletion by August,
it has not sold them to other companies.
though
many
facilities in
chemical
allied fields.
and
basic
extensive
supported
years
and
Keland
Mr.
Johnson's Wax
applied research
the potential
said
availability of the raw materials for DPA in quantity and at a reason-'
able price made entry into the new field particularly attractive.
The company has capacity for introductory samples and test quanti¬
ties of the new chemical.
It will take approximately 12 months to
prepare production facilities
and during this time intensive market
development will continue.—V. 188, p. 1718.
.Kellogg; Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 22,650 shares of common stock (when issued) was
made on Nov. 26 by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
at $35.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
.share. The offering was oversubscribed.—V. 186, p. 2371.
Life
Kennesaw
Accident
&
Insurance
Co., Marietta,
sport,"
declared Mr.
111.
Grove,
the Chicago area.
The
second
the
of
15 years.
assist
will
corporation,
Ben A. Mages, who will be
in the operating phase oi
the eight to be built in the Chicago
three bowling lanes of
first
will represent an investment of $4,500,000.
Sites in other major
have been surveyed and announcement will be made shortly of
cities
their location.—V.
184, p. 1230.
W,
The
corporation filed
59,393
covering
company's
wholly owned subsidiary, San Manuel Corp., to the government. As the
principal amount borrowed was $76,771,000 instead of the $94,000,000
authorized, the quarterannual payments of principal on the note which
are
to
begin Jan. 1,
1959 have been reduced from $1,550,000 to
$1,250,000. Total payments required during 1959 will be $5,000,000.—
V.
stockholders
share.
The
record
of
Nov.
will
offering
17
be
on
one-for-four
a
underwritten by
basis
at
$2.50
Proposed Bank
applied to the SEC for authorization to issue and
sell $5,100,000 of short-term promissory notes to banks; and the Com¬
mission has given interested persons until Dec. 22, 1958, to request a
bearing thereon.
Of these notes, $4,300,000 would be in renewal of
amounts previously borrowed
and $800,000 would- represent additional
borrowings under a prior order of the Commission to carry the com¬
pany's construction
through 1959.—V. 186,
program
Utilities
Co.—Stock
2577*.
p.
subscription
Offering
Completed—
by
stock recently offered
stockholders at $33 per
common
Sons
&
and
offered
at
$34.50
search, development and
.Knickerbocker Shares, Inc.- -Wholesale Representative
Vice-President
and
Director
Knickerbocker
and
program.—V.
p.
Sales
for
Fund,
of
Growth
185,
in
Knickerbocker
launching
Fund
their
new
1045.
buy
W.
to
up
Richmond,
National
Bank
shares
25.000
Richmond
Mr.
said
he
is
industrialist,
of
the
stock
confirmed
of
this
unidentified
Melville
for
he
is
whom
seekin"
Franklin
of
.did not intend to recommend any change in
his
statement
continue
The
to
Mr.
Richmond
manufacture
25,000 shares
stock.—V.
183,
p.
a
diversified
—
company
household
Plans Registration
products.
Exchange Commission.
—
Control
8
that
issue
The
it
of
was
new
proposed
planning to
stock
with
file
the
issuance of 3,372,-
2.0
\
Proposed Bor-
Louisiana, Mo.
,!
to the SEC for an order authorizing
and the Commission has given interested
persons until Dec. 19, 1S58, to request a hearing thereon.
The companv
will use the funds together with treasury cash to
repay a $100,000 promissory
note whfen it matures March 27, 1959,
and to finance its construction program.—V. 186, p. 527.
This
applied
has
company
$600,000 of bank borrowings;
>
RR.—Plan Approved—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Commission on Nov. 28 granted final
approval to the plan of this company to raise its preferred stock
through a security exchange plan.
The
Commission
granted
tentative authority for the plan last
July.
It made final the authority on the basis of results submitted
by company officials showing that 77.32'/ of the stockholders had
approved the plan in a referendum.
The Commission set Dec. 31 as
Interstate
The
date.
effetcive
the
<
Commerce
.
unpaid
000,000.
By retiring
the
stock
and substituting debentures, the
realize substantial savings in
credit.
would
company
and improve its
taxes
income
Federal
preferred
the
said,
Commission
_
noted that the company's preferred stock had
dividends of $166 per share, or nearly $111,-
Commission
The
accumulated
plan the company would offer the following package in
each of the 667,005
outstanding shares of its 7%
preferred stock: One share of common stock, one $110
certificate, in effect a promissory note to be paid out of future earn¬
the
Under
for
exchange
cumulative
and
$100
of
188,
p.
75-year income debentures
5Yz'/c
new
Mobile Credit Corp., Detroit,
corporation
The
($10
Dec.
shares
on
7,749
covering
SEC
Mich.—Files With SEC—
notification with, the
1 filed a letter of
of common stock
share), without underwriting.
capital.—V. 187, pp. 1651
per
working
for
Monsanto
dated Jan. 1,
2031.
to be offered at par
The proceeds are to be used
and 989; V. 186, p. 2372.
Chemical Co.—Secondary
Offering—A sec¬
offering of 157,123 shares of common stock
(par $2) was made on Dec. 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$39 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 eents per
share. The offering was oversubscribed and the books
Corp.—Secondary
closed.
were
stock
The
holding
Offering—A
for the account of. Barton Corp., a personal
Col. Thomas II. Barton, a director of Monsanto
of Lion Oil Co. Lion Oil was. merged into
1955.—V. 188, p. 1864.
sold
was
of
company
one-time Chairman
Monsanto in September,
and
Motorola, Inc.—Receives
secon¬
Smith; The First Boston Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $65 per share,
a dealer's concession of
65 cents per share. The
offering was oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 1927.
&
U. S. Army Contract—
S. Army Ordnance
Motorola s Military
totaling $690,536 from the U.
District, Los Angeles, Calif., have been received by
Electronics Division,, it was recently announced.
other two
variety of
wide
for production of antennas,
study programs covering a
electronic equipment.
programs will be performed by the Motorola Division's
Electronics Center at Phoenix, Ariz.-V. 188, p. 2184.
separate awards were received: one
for design, development and
Three
the
awards
Work
on
these
Military
Western
advanced miniaturized
National Bellas Hess
Period End
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
will
due
made
be
New
the
of
York,
at
1982,
the
103.13%
at
City
Y.—V.
N.
redemption on Jan. 1, next, through
$450,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
plus accrued interest. ' Payment
called for
sinking fund,
has
company
series
Bank
188,
Trust Co.,
Farmers
22
50.
p.
William
St.,
'
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—To Expand—
This
Power
company
Dec.
4 filed an application with the Federal
requesting authorjty to supply natural gas to 29
and one in northern Michigan.
on
Commission
Wisconsin
in
communities
60,000.000 cubic feet of . gas a day are available
these new markets, the company said.
will construct approximately 275 miles of pipe lines
to
extend
gas
service
to the
central and
northern
Approximately
for
company
Wisconsin
in
the
of
portions
will
These
State.
lines
pipe
and
related
$9,200,000.
about
cost
pumping facili¬
<
communities for
natural gas,
Michigan Wisconsin said, it is prepared to commence
construction
of
the
new
facilities
immediately
after
approval is
granted by the Federal Power Commission. By rushing the construc¬
tion
program,
the
entire
project
can
be completed within
three
of
Because
the date
from
need
urgent
tne
of
of Commission
the
Wisconsin
authorization,
Wisconsin
and
area.
cluded
that
no
Midwestern.
Midwestern
In
The
not
been
shown
Transmission
Mid western's
can
gas
Commission
Michigan Wisconsin,
had
Gas
denying
Canadian
be
said
made
that
the company said.
followed a recent de¬
proposals by Michigan
Company to serve the
application the FPC con¬
available at this time to
the
original
proposal
of
which would have cost approximately $32,009,000,
to be economically feasible.—V. 188, p. 2031.
Sales
188,
—V.
p.
--
Offering—Men¬
tion was made in our issue of Dec. 8 of the offering to
common
stockholders of record Dec. 4 of $6,035,400
% convertible subordinated debentures due 1978 at
Miles
Inc.—Debenture
Laboratories,
1272.
p.m.
by
a
bankers
3:30
Further details follow:
group
of investment
by The First Boston Corp., will expire at
(EST)
on
Dec.
19.
-
Service Co.—Registers
Gas
Co., Inc., is listed
&
as
the underwriter.
organized in December, 1956, for the purpose of
It proposes to purchase from the City of
manufactured gas system presently owned
and operated by the City, construct a pipe line to connect such system
with the natural gas pipe line of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.,
convert the system to natural gas.
extend the present distribution
mains to additional built-up and growing areas within and adjacent
to the City, and generally to conduct a natural gas distribution busi¬
ness in the City and its environs.
The
company
was
operating as "a gas utility.
Fredericksburg the existing
financed by the public offering (in units)
and the subsequent sale to
with the acquisition of the
City's gas system, of $600,000 principal amount of First Mortgage
Bonds,
53i'r
Series due 1979.
Pending the sale of the bonds, the
company
proposes temporarily to finance a portion of the program
through* the issuance of $150,000 of 5/ unsecured short-term prom¬
issory notes, which are to be paid from the proceeds of the bond sale.
Approximately $215,000 will be expended in purchasing the City's gas
properties and some $795,000 for the construction program.
This
of
an
is
program
be
to
and common shares,
investor, concurrently
debentures
the
institutional
Messrs. Ray C. Burrus, Director,
A. Ransom, Vice-President, Treas¬
They and the company's Presi¬
dent. Cnlburn R. Graves, own all of the presently outstanding 4,675
common
shares, for which the company received $32,725 in cash or
A.
Harry
urer
the
Jr.,
of
Poth,
company
are
Director,
R.
and Director, and Harry
W. Witt.
services.
the basis of $100 of debentures for each twenty
common shares held.
The subscription offer, which has
underwritten
1958—lOMos.—1957
$13,551,000 $13,307,000
'
■
With SEC—
This company, which is located at 403 William Street, Fredericks¬
burg, Va.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 4,
covering $200,000 of 6% subordinated income debentures due Jan. 15,
1984, and 40,000 shares of common stock.
These securities are to be
offered for public sale in units, each consisting of $20 of debentures
and four common shares.
The public offering price of the units and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Kidder, Peabody
Natural
par on
headed
-
-
Inc.—October Sales Higher—
1958—Month—1957
$5,577,000 $5,462,000
Oct. 31—
-!
-
Organizers
would
2.0
with
been
corporation announced on Dec.
registration statement covering an
and
of
the
wyuld be about 6('c of the company's outstanding
This
Securities
line
that
3.0
2.0
2.0
Inc
Co.
' ■!
Contract
company management.
reiterated
1367.
Lefcourt Realty Corp.
To Change—
a
Shoe
Wisconsin
that
company.
client
&
3.0
3.0
firm of Goodkind, Neufeld Co.,
rowings—
Merger—
above.—V. 162, p. 1892.
Michigan Wisconsin's filing with the FPC
cision by the Commission rejecting
competing
Long Island. New York, offered to buv the stock
at $16.50 per sham In its offer to stockholders Nov.
2i
the
bank
said its client was acquiring the stock for "investment
purposes" and
In
J.—
marketing of pharmaceutical products.
Corp.—Proposed
General Dynamics Corp.
months
Landers, Frary & Clark—Offer Made for StockFrederick
to
Englewood Cliffs, N.
Commission—
dary offering of 99,159 shares of common stock (par $1)
Was made on Nov. 25 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
ties
Mark T. Lerclie has been appointed Wholesale Representative for this
Fund in the New York and New Jersey area. Mr. Lerche has had a
broad sales background. He will be working closelv with Peter V
K
sales
Service
Material
immediately
Appointed—
(Income)
Inc.,
J.)
corporation on Nov. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used to retire loans by Thomas J.
Mahon; to satisfy a mortgage
and for corporate purposes.
The business of the corporation is re¬
The
national
(Thomas
covering
See
-
Stetson
ondary
offered
share.
per
—V. 188, p. 2352.
Funk,
the
The
SEC
dlAfr
.share, 178JB24 shares were subscribed for, and the re¬
maining 27,622 shares were taken up by the several un¬
derwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and J. J. B. '
Hilliard
indebtedness of
547.
operation
Of the 206,446 shares of common
for
the
of
and
company has
Kentucky
p.
terms
per
Borrowings—
This
188,
Mahon
Robinson-Humphrey Co..
Atlanta, Ga.
Kentucky Power Co., Asliland, Ky.
certain
amending
Files With Securities and Exchange
letter of notification with the SEC on Nov.
of common stock (par $1) to be offered to
a
shares
2031.
Missouri Edison Co.,
1958.—V.
Goss, President, on Dec. 9 announced that an agreement lias
into with the Secretary of the Treasury of the United
P.
&
of the New York Stock Exchange and associate members
American Stock Exchange, has been elected a director.—V. 188,
the
entered
been
Cohu
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
Walston & Co., Inc
3.0
partner in the
Goodkind,
H.
Robert
ings.
Magma Copper Co.—Note Payments Reduced—
States
____
Dickson & Co., Ine._
Loewi
2353.
p.
Corp.
members
of
brothers,
in Chicago
chain.
The
188,
3.0
and
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Goodkind Named to Board-
All are scheduled for com¬
number of prominent figures
a
bowling operators for more than
area
V.
also
S.
3.0
Co
Bond
Ryons & Co.—
Winslow,
R.
,3.5
3.5
Inc. ——:
—
Moseley «fc Co
—.
Blunt Ellis <fc Simmons.—
48-lane
promotion, Vice-Presidents in charge of operations of the new
corporation are Louis Gelfand and Irving E. Glickman, who own and
operate the Town and Country Bowl in Northlake and the Austin Bowl
at Central and Division.
Messrs. Glickman and Gelfand have been
the
,
S.
See
Lester,
4.5
Bodine.
&
Southwest
Share
4.5
/ Co.,
F.
&
Crouter
Securities
McGann
Albert
1959.
and Ben, and
Morris
3.0
Townsend,
Indianapolis
Mages,
sports
Ga.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
26
7.25
Associated with Mr. Mages in the new venture are his three
products in the Johnson's Wax line," Mr. Keland added.
pointed out that his company has had considerable experience in
chemical processing, such as making polymers for its own products,
for
Smith, Barney <fe Co._i.-_—
A. G. Becker <fc Co. Inc.—
Hornblower & Weeks
Bowlarena will be in the new Winston Park shopping center in
Park, 111.
A third at a Northwest suburb will have 68 lanes,
He
has
7.25
newly-
and improved
even
Brothers
Lehman
Melrose
largest bowling alley in
•
Weedon & Co.—
Crowell,
First
Co.,
Avenue
severally
offer.
26.0
Corp—
a
near
Secretary
Boston
DeHaven
stores in the Chicago area.
Inc., a subsidiary of the
will shortly break ground on the first of
lanes to be known as Mages Bowlarenas at a site on River
Sporting Goods
new
the subscription
to
First
corporation, Mages Sports Arenas,
new
Mages
Sam,
"DPA."
of
forth
7,25
7.25
Build
organized corporation headed by Irving H. Mages, President of the
Mages Sporting Goods Company chain.
Construction on the lanes, all of them in excess of 48 alleys, will be
started this month and the entire building program will be completed
within three to five years,
disclosed Mr. Mages.
"This will be the
nation's first chain of bowling lanes and the biggest such building
operation in the history of the bowling
who heads a chain of 11 sporting goods
have
purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
below, such of the debentures as are not subscribed for
to
Blyth & Co., Inc
Goldman, Sachs & Co
at
announced
were
below
named
underwrtiers
UNDERWRITERS—The
,¥
p.
of 50
the debentures
of
each
for
Unit Formed to
chain
nationwide
a
conversion
for
authorized but unissued Common Stock,
.shares of
issuing
Centers—
Chain of Bowling
cost
record
stock
super
Field—
(S. C.) Johnson & Son, Inc.—Enters New
under
entitling
rights
common
Sporting Goods Co.
Mages
Plans
of
Co.
issued
of
reserved
100,000 shares of common stock, subject to adjustment
conditions)
and its Management Incentive Plan by
(covering
certain
Plan
the close of business
them to subscribe for
eight shares held of
share.
The subscription period expired at the
Dec. 9, 1958.—V. 188, p. 2247.
Lorillard
were
additional
one
value*2,000,000shs.
par
shares
••
6,035,400
18,878 shs.
1,207,087shs.
initial conversion price thereof. In addition, the company may
but need not satisfy its obligations under its Restricted Stock Option
pursuant
Subscribed—Of the
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Offering 98.4%
($2
109,734
"*272,000
"
20,878 shs.
187, p. 2907.
Manufacturing Corp. above.—V.
Aeronca
""
6,035.400
the
The
the
Johnson's
♦Includes
at
set
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Longren Aircraft Co.,
See
stock
Common
.
Outstanding
$1,076,000
732,000
Authorized
.
cumul. ($25 par value)
Pfd. stk.—4V'i %
agreed
Road
waxes,
:
promissory' notes due 1959-1965„
3!'«%
promissory notes due 1959-1969
33,i% promissory notes due 1959-1965
4ss% .eonv. subord. debs, due 1978
3%
Lefcourt. An agreement on this
Lefcourt
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
expansion and
the Company's
of
part
a
development program.
Of the new shares, 2,622,000 are to be issued to stockholders ol
Desser & Garfield, Inc., and ol D. G.
R., Inc., in Exchange for the
outstanding stock of these companies. This acquisition will give Desser
& Garfield stockholders a controlling position in Lefcourt.
The remaining 750,000 shares are to be issued as consideration for
-
National Gypsum
Melvin
of
The
.their
H.
are
National' Gypsum
-
of this company,, and Norrte E. Phillips
dean/ N.: Y.t oh Dec. 8 announced that
an exchange of stock under which
will acquire the Olean company, which is one of the
Baker,
Chairman
Olean Tile Co..
company
•
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Inc.,
considering
Volume 188
Number 5803
country's largest
manufacturers
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(2509)
is primarily
used
of
unglazed
ceramic
mosaic
tile
which
the
basis
the
floor tile.
as
end
of
of
the
the
adjusted
number
of
shares
common
outstanding
fiscal years.
at
ing group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. on
Nov. 26. The
offering was oversubscribed. See details in V.
188, p. 2353.
■
Mr.
Baker
National
that
Gypsum
Exchange
which
said
to
the
will
list
the
shares
the
make
of
final
contract
application
shares
new
will
company
outstanding
when
issue
to
Olean
the
National
of
acquire
Tile
to
the
will
be
has
been
Gypsum
Gypsum.
The
number
of
shares
•acquisition is expected to be completed within
was
recently
stock
All
■of
the
shares
disclosed.
not
few
a
for
DIVIDEND—A
Stock
common
company.
exchanged
National
York
New
Olean
prepared.
Mr.
Baker
Gypsum's
weeks.
when the acquisition has been
completed,
glazed
and
unglazed,
will
become
National
largest line of products.
Gypsum building products
second
Gypsum also
asbestos-cement, rock
also
-
Mr.
wool
manufactures
Baker
Encaustic
said
makes
and
insulation,
for its
paper
theh Olean
Tiling
lime
limestone,
insulation
and
lath,
board
exchange of stock.
will
operate
with
products.
the
CI.
be
Peabody & Co.; Smith, Barney &
certain
from
stockholders
the
sale
of
ceeds will be received by
of
Co.;
stock
advertisers
AA
•Class
stock
common
BB
AS
of
radio
major
<$i par)
it
owned
arc
is
additional
some
extensive
The
1,
has
purchase
1958
the
$1)—
(par
$1 )_.___
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
either
ou
business
basis
consists
1,000,000 she.
1,000,000 shs.
desired, but the major portion of
of
waiver
covered.
of
premium
life policies to
group
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
in
writing
Double
event
policies
indemnity
company
of
-
Outstanding
which
disability
provide
by
first mortgage
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
r
company's
$44,000 at
shares set
-
forth
provides for a commitment fee of Va To
unborrowed balance available from time to time.
borrowed any amounts pursuant to such
agreements
shares
of
the
with
have
terms
the
severally
of
conditions
the
and
agreed
stock
common
and
company
to
the
contained
selling
purchase
an
at
the
corner
and
all
20,000
20,000
Jack M.
Bass & Co
Branch,
Cabell
Bache
-Sj
Farwell, Chapman tic Co
Alex.
Brown
G.
11,000
Elder
&
Sons———
11.000
First
R. S. Dickson
Ellis
&
& Co.—
Co
&
11,000
—
du Pont & Co.
Friedrichs &
11,000
Goodbody & Company——• 11,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 11,000
Joseph,
John
W. L.
C.
Legg & Co
M. Loeb, Rhoades
Carl
Co.
_—„
<fc
—
11,000
Dillon,
Co.
Inc
2.366
McCorinick tic Co
F.
1.972
Rodman
Union
Co
&
tic
S.
Moseley
&
tic
G.
H.
Walker
&
<te
Edgar M.
Co
Russ <te
First
Securities
White, Weld tic Co
Q'/o
7.099
7.099
Valley
Lnd
Petroleum
9,000
<fc
Sons_
<fc
Hopwoott
Clement
Evbds
A.
&
Corp.
30,
above.—V.
188,
~7,000
:
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
7,000
-
Johnson,
Corp.
—
Almstedt Brothers
Clark,
Landstreet
1,500
C. F.
Eddleman-Pcllock Co,
Fridley
<fc
Cassell & Co.,
Frost,
Kirkpatrick
H.
5,000
A. M.
Kalman & Company, Inc—
5,000
Vivian
First
Fierce,
Wulbern,
Carrison,
Inc.—
Pierce
&
Inc.—
Rodman
Stein
Stern
—V.
The
1,500
1,500
Joseph
Co.—
1,500
Walker
Sons——
1,500
Walker, Austin & Waggener
1,500
tic
date
has
of
been
the
changed
stockholders
to
Jan.
to
See
8.
vote
also
acquisition
188, p. 2248.
on
V.
of
company will on Dec. 16 receive bids for the purchase from it
$4,920,000 equipment trust certificates dated Jan. 15, 1959 and due
from July 15,
1959 to Jan.
15,
1974,
inclusive.
The
will be
various
Net
Net
types
by 35 diesel electric road switching locomo¬
cost about $6,168,815.—V. 188, p. 2248.
to
30—
per
leased
share
books
of
the
fiscal
new
$30.20
$24.37
The
year.
$1,055,000,
TO
States
30,
miles
anc?
to
1,
$1,616,000 for
FINANCING
$32,500,000
"
40,000,000
_
540,000,000
jil,373,620
}4,500,000 shs.
$1,000,000 shs.
value—
par
-
in¬
1978—
series..
banks
Outstanding
,$32,500,000
value).
$25
interest
at
4%%
shs.
•'
457,873 shs.
bear
operating
income from
matur¬
institutional
par
1
airlines.
1958,
net
PRESENT
upon
exericse*
of
shares
initially
reserved
new
preferred
Purchase
Note
30,
457,873 shs.
from
and
June
after
to
are
outstanding
for
employee,
issuance
con¬
t
be
•
to
that
provide
issued
over
the
6To
period of
a
-
•
Sept.
30,
upon
exercise
issued
stock
upon
stock.
Agreements
1958.
were
The
First
notes
one
/
1958,
30,500
of
additional
employee
'
to
••
«.
of
in¬
from
month
shares
stock
A
■<
common
options.
Peabody & Co
Lynch,
1958,
has
Pinspotters,
all
automatic
which
of
pinspotter
Curtis
Carl
M.
&
J.
More
three-fourths
than
during
fiscal
Inc.,
open
additional
18b,
the
of
p.
&
—V.
&
188,
bowling
centers
from
small
which
purchases
division
a
business
Foster
A.
&
M.
Loewi
Moore,
4.0
Pacific
2.5
Inc
Co—
&
The
<te
Co,
1J.
1.4
Inc
l.t)
Incorporated
Leonard
&
r
Lynch
Northwest
1,6
LC
Co
1.6
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
2,5
Co
l.fe
Kidder & Co.,
4.0
Co
Marshall
1.6
Lerchen
Watling,
&
Co....— L(r
1.6
2292.
p.
"
'
•
is
Natural
as
were
Norwalk Tank
The
category.
SEC
During the company fiscal year
(Oct. 1 through Sept, 30), Autonetics
orders were placed with 2,979 business concerns, both large and small.
Of
that total, 2,284
firms—or 76.66^—werei In the small business
Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Secondary offering of 47,000 shares of common * stock
(par $9.50) was made on Dec. 5 by Blyth & Co. at $19
per share, with a dealer's concession of 70 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 188, p. 352.
•
North
of
1.$
1.6
1.6
4.0
Co.,
Walker
H.
G.
Co.-
&
Chapman & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kalman & Co., Inc
4.0
Co. 4.0
&
—
&
1,6
Kraus——_ I.C.
Betts, Borland & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.... 2.5
2353.
Autonetics,
the
in
were
firms
by
1958
year
Aviation,
Dain
Bache
North American Aviation, Inc.—Unit Spreads Business
Among Small Firms—
made
Witter
M.
Rhoades
Co
&
Co., Inc... 1J6
4.5
—
Co
Wertheim
Co....
&
4.5
Co
&
Co
Loeb,
Shields
Burge
Barth
&
Baird
W.
Farwell,
_—;
White, Weld
Boettcher &
Northwest
to
proposes
J.
4.5
equipped
are
equipment
Fenncr
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Inc.
available.—V.
are
lanes,
40
The
Pirce,
Bull,
■
Whipple
Bacon,
Robert
4.5
Smith
&
subscription offer:
Corp—„__24.4
Weeks,
4.5
&
Merrill
600,000 shs.
1958.
Includes 30,000 shares
of outstanding nontransferable
underwriter and the organizers of
the
the
Boston
Kidder,
exercise
the
23,
also
company
value
amounted
of
all
almost
to
the
division's
purchases
$30,000,000.—V.
188,
for
the
fiscal
;
corporation
Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files—
Nov.
on
24
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
100,000 shares of common class A stock (par SI) to be
offered at $3 per share, through G. K. Shields & Co., New York, N. Y.
covering
The
proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
2291.
p.
net
of
proceeds
will
be
Nielsen
received
added
during
to
by
the
company
from
The
shares
Mark
initial
H.
of
Kroll,
President,
by
$9,500,000
tic
share.
an
offering
of
being
are
Associates
offering represents
insurance company in
the
the
of
exclusively in Ohio by John
Ohio.
The offering price Is $10
marketed
Cincinnati,
Equitable
is
newly-formed
a
company
licensed
In
6.
North Rankin Nickel Mines,
Ltd., Toronto, Ont.,' Can.
—Stock Listing in New York—
The
4
Board
for
approved
000)
SI
rated
1951
ores
original
and
the
western
District
is
the
of
listing
American
5,938,534
(of
Stock
a
Exchange
total
on
authorized
Dec.
6.000,-
which was incorpo¬
engaged in the mining and milling of nickel and
shares
of
this
erties
held
by
and
several
the
properties
company
other
on
the
include
groups
fiscal
year
of
north
one
shore of
producing
mining
property
claims
held
at Rankin
as
mineral
Aug. 31.
$24,132,000 compared with $20,823,000 in the
preceding
Net
profit in the resDective years was $1,129,000 and
equal
to
$2.23
and
$2.09
per
common
share,
calculated
on
is
company
Nov.
a
registration state¬
& Telegraph
Co.—Stock Offered-
1,594,604 additional shares of common stock at par ($10.)
share) on the basis of one new common share for
each eight common and/or preferred shares held. Th"
offering is not underwritten. The American Telephone
& Telegraph Co., the parent, intends to subscribe for
the 1,428,987 shares which represent its pro rata portion
of the offering.
Telephone
CONTROL—American
and
and
89.61'A
of
PROCEEDS—The
cf
advances
$30,000,000 4%% sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1,
1978, at 100.32% and accrued interest, by an underwrit¬
of
the
The
our
in
&
Telegraph
Co.
owns
of
recpr ;
beneficially 90.40',«
(10,790,943 shares) of Pacific's common stock
78.17'^
(640,957 shares) of its preferred siock (voting), repr.-
ssnting
of
made in
filed
100,000 shares of its capi¬
offering to its stockholders of record
on or before Dec. 30 foe
total voting
net
company
and
and
to
meet
tne
which
company,
Advances
from
the
are
American
repayment
expected
company
u
nv;
additions and improvements to telephone pla r.
for
its
Nevada, have been
order
American
182,000,000.
company
power.
proceeds will be applied .toward the
the
from
obtained for extensions,
was
company
1958, covering
per
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
Dec. 1 issue of an offering of
Mention
5,
26 the right to subscribe
approximate
Northern Natural Gas
ended
SEC on Dec.
The
Pacific Telephone
The
company,
the Rankin Inlet,
side of Hudson Bay in the Arctic and Hudson Bay
of the Northwest Territories of Canada.
The prop¬
its
on
Mining
on
Governors
(Canadian)
par
in
copper
of
investment
newly-organized
with the
stock.
prospectus lists Max E. Oppenheimer as President.
Offering of the shares is to be made by Oppenheimer & Co. (of which
Mr. Oppenheimer is
a
partner), which also will serve as investment
largest
United
,
Nov.
ment
tal
•
American
on
through
the
life
any
With
adviser.
said
•
shares
new
North
Ohio
to raise
capital stock.
capitalization
Tait
per
plans
company
950,000
New York—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
working capital.
the
Oppenheimer Fund, Inc.,
year
North American Equitable Life Assurance Co., Cincin¬
nati, O.—Plans Financing—
Inlet
closed.
shares
revenues
totaled
Sept.
440,262
the
Hornblower
•44,771
prospects.
PROCEEDS—The
Service
by United
ended
EFFECT
banks
subscribed for pursuant to
Outstanding
•$145,620
October,
pinspotters.
suitable locations
1957
$54,437,207 $43,924,553
1,802,703
1,802,703
.offered, 64,500 shares represent new financing by Niel¬
sen and 62,280 shares
comprise a secondary offering of
shares already outstanding.
This is the first public
offering of the company's stock. It was oversubscribed
1958
excluding
route
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
forth below, such of the shares of hew
preferred stock as are not
Inc.,
AMF
from
The
(A. C.) Nielsen Co.—Stock Offered—Smith,
Barney &
Co. and associates on Dec. 10 offered
126,780 shares of
common stock
(par $1) at $26 a share.
Of the shares
sale
flown
months
^
stock,
to
({Subsequent
FINANCING
1,000,000 sirs.
in
the
upon
by
Jan.
on
automatic
with
Dividends declared from accumulated capital gains during 12 months
Nov. 30, 1958 totalled 81 cents per share.—V.
188, p. 1928.
the
system,
17,445
issuance
and
stock
modern
a
operations
ended
and
interna¬
an
w.
of
Dec.
and their families, the company is" presently
bowling recreation center which is located on
Shirley Highway in Fairfax County, Va. The center, which commenced
M.
1958
,
shares
assets
PRESENT
45,668
made
held
Bowling,
operating
secured
assets
Capital
TO
(par 10 cents)—;
lipent
States.
of Nov.
EFFECT
$161,784
issuance
options
'America
Niagara Share Corp.—Net Assets Show Rise—
As
notes
for
This
The
of
instfc
for
Total
semi-annually
tives
company's
redeemed
stock.
and
amounted to $73,761,000 and
to
($10
stitutional investors
Through the acquisition of the assets and liabilities of Shirley Tenpin
Bov/1, Inc., the stock of which was owned by the organizers of North
Theatres, Inc.—Meeting Date Changed—
meeting
certificates
domestic
category.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Bids Dec. 16—
of
GIVING
note
stock
American
—;
—
payable
Dean
1,500
2032.
slock
&
1,500
5,000
188, p
Hughes
has
company
preference
approximately
GIVING
maturing Oct.
version
1,500
Spencer Trask & Co
Inc
Boyce
tic
Manning—
Strader & Co., Inc
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
5,000
National
NTA
M.
1,500
nine
1965—
stock
options
BU3INESS—Company was incorporated on July 22, 1958 in Maryland,
with the corpotate name of Bowl America Corp., and adopted its present
name on Dec. 5,
1958.
It proposes to engage in the business of oper¬
ating bowling centers.
1,500
5,000
5.000
Brothers
1,500
—
5,000
Gardner
&
Bros.
Inc.
Inc
Renshaw
&
1,500
Schweickhardt & Co._
——
Reinholdt <fc
1,500
„
Law & Co., Iium—
Co.,
Co.,
1,500
__
I. Josey & Co.—
Raffensperger,
5,000
—
Rauscher,
Inc
Frederking—
&
Read & Simons,
5,000
Cleveland Corp._
The
1,500
1,500
5,000
Co
1,500
—
7,000
<fe
3,000
3,000
Frank B. Bateman, Ltd—
7,000
—
Schwabacher
Common
•After
3,000
The
a
1960.
§The
Authorized
stock
——
ap¬
set
CAPITALIZATION
reserved
Chisholm <& Co.,
covers
the
payable
31,
convertible
served
closed.
Sundry indebtedness—
Bullington-Schas & Co..
Space
Lane,
(Md.)—Stock Offered—
company.
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
J. Barth & Co
7,000
Shelby Collom Davis & Co.
The
books
be
agreement
$At the meeting of shareholders held on Dec.
3, 1958, the authorized
common stock was increased from 3,000,000
shares to 4,500,000 shares,
the name of the senior
equity securities was changed from cumulative
preference stock to cumulative preferred stock, and the authorized
number of shares of
cumulative preferred stock was increased from
600,000 to 1,000,000 shares.
Of the authorized but unissued of com¬
mon
stock there are at the date of this
prospectus 6,500 shares w*
2353.
p.
will
credit
presen >
the
3,000
Inc.—
Dec.
•The
above.
Co.
The
3,000
Co
the .co.Upeny
cumulative
certificated route miles
notes
55A%
Shirley Tenpin Bowl center is located in Fairfax County,
remaining portion of the net proceeds will be added to the
working capital of the company to be used for the opening of addi¬
tional bowling centers wheh appropirate sites become available.
Initially
the company plans expansion on a lease basis.1*
Va.
3,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
which
3,000
Associates,
&
Varnedoe,
9,00')
the
and
Equipment
3,000
,
by
the
operates both
At present, the
of the comprny
vestors
PROCEEDS—Approximately $400,000 of the net proceeds will be used
by the company to acquire the land, building and improvements in
3,000
9,000
Jaffray
subscribed
3,000
1.—
of
Common
Co.—Registers With SEC—
3,000
;
received
corporate purposes.
system.
route,
Florida
notes
ing
1.972
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Washington, D.C., on
8 offered publicly 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share. This offering was over¬
Inc.-
Thomas
9,000
Edwards
G.
Piper,
Norrls
Co., Inc
route
Cumulative pfd.
3,000
Co
&
be
Authorized
"\V\e,b
4.733
Dean Witter tic Co
7.099
——
Deer
Crescent
Thornton, Mohr and Farish
11.000
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler <fe Co
A.
Lewis
to
borrowings under
general
CAPITALIZATION
2.366
Co
Renshaw
Miller,
...
The Milwaukee Co
11,000
Shearson, Ilammill & Co.— 11,000
——
Boettcher
&
:
funds
liquidate
operations to $2,761,000, compared with
$62,304,000 and
the similar period of 1957.
North America Bowling, Inc.
3,000
Lyons & Co._
McDaniel
The Robirson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
•V
Mellon
Inc.—
11.000
air
new
4.733
Norbute Corp.—Private Placement—
3,000
Interstate Securities Corp.-
DC-8
with
of
2.366
188, p. 2248.
See
3,000
Co
Douglas
agreements
acquisition of
turbojet aircraft, tlie
revenues
2.366
Co
Podesta & Co.-
Ninth Deer Valley Land
3,000
Corp.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
11,000
—
Dominick <te Dominick
in
company's
The Illinois Company Inc..
2.366
Simmons
&
Collins
Securities
—V.
3,000
Co
and
the
1.972
Blair
Eastman,
3,000
Securities
'
Francis I.
__
Inc.
H. Crawford & Co.,
finance
to
now
other
number
5,000
Co—
&
11,000
& Co.—
«fe
adjustment
.1..972
Loewi
Julien
$,000
turboprop
EARNINGS—For
2.366
Blunt
5,000
—-
20,000
Co.—
stock,
common
to
directly 26 cities in 11 States and the District of
Colutnbia, two
cities in Canada, the two principal cities in
Alaska and Hawaii, and
fivo major cities in the Orienc.
The
company
ranks
third
in
the
7.099
:
Shares
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Kidder, Peabody
Co
Smith, Barney & Co.—
Bradford
1959 into,
subject
serves
Dec.
Sterne,
for
its
f;0
32.955
order
outstanding shares of 4.60'>
tional
name
Kidder, Peabody <te Co.—
Higginson Corp
of
names;
Agoe & Leach
Wiley Brothers
J. C.
share,
per
BUSINESS—Corporation
aggregate of
underwriter
Lee
See
Shares
•
after April 1,
$26
amounting to $35,000,000. Thr bal nee, together with
cash generated from
depreciation and retained earnings, will be
applied
toward the acquisition of the new
turboprop and turbojet aircraft and
related spare parts, equipment and
ground facilities,., amounting \o an
estimated net total capital expenditure of
approximately $67,500,000
the
4.733
/
Rock.
banks
.
Cruttenden,
mora
first to
with
shareholders,
each
company,
Electra
PROCEEDS—New
plied
per
William
the
named
below
have
severally
stockholders the respective number
opposite their
Equitable Securities Corp._ 92,021
of
institutional investors
providing
$40,000,000 and with hanks providing for a
seven-year loan
of $32,500,000.
The sale of the new Preferred "will
complete the financing of the company's
program.
Tno
in
LOAN—In
company negotiated
for
a
20-year loan
agreement.
2.366
underwriters
below
and
on
price
events.
Lockheed
—
Robert W. Baird tic Co., Inc.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.—
employees only.
agreed to purchase from the selling
of
convertible
conversion
PRIVATE
the
on
benefits
certain other propeitics in Little
owns
the
certain
480,000 shs.
below:
are
The
company's home office building is located
Capitol Ave. and Wood- Lane, in Little Rock, Ark.
company also
held.
The stock Is
at
570,000 shs.
*'
The
one
mon
$318,081
—
indebtedness.
Smith, Barney tic Co
Bacon, Whipple tic Co
profit sharing or return of premium benefits than are found
forms of policies, with increased premiums for such addi¬
Adult and juvenile as well as standard and
sub¬
are
share of preferred for each three
shares of com¬
The First Boston
Corp. will manage a group
which will purchase
any unsubscribed shares at the
termination of the offer on Dec.
22, 1958. '•
their
agreeing to purchase the percentage of the shares set opposite its
benefits.
risks
of
tele¬
or
record Dec. 8, 1958
rights to subscribe
457,873 shares of cumulative preferred
stock, 5^%.
series, at par ($25 per share) on the basis
convertible
na¬
and
networks
not
underwriters
126,780
500,000 shs,
and provision
provided for in the
form of riders.
The company does not write industrial insurance (with
weekly or monthly premiums), and, except in a few instances, issues
for
of
processors
leading radio
agreement
the
on
company
usual
standard
and
television
stock of
common
for
Nielsen
30,
annum
writes all the usual forms of life, endowment and term
on a participating basis, some on a non-participating
some
basis,
in the
and
audiences.
To
insurance,
tional
television
may
ments.
by
'
company's
radio
secured
•Non-voting.
The company
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Offers
Convertible Preferred!
corporation is offering the holders of its
Stock—This
borrow up to $1,000,000 cn 90-day revolving credit notes until
1961, ait an interest rate V-tTo
above the price commercial
rate
at the date of borrowing,
with a privilege of borrowing or con¬
verting revolving credit notes into a five-year term loan at
Sept. 30,
1961, at an interest rate Va % above the prime commercial rate
then
in effect, such term loan to be
repayable in five equal annual instal¬
BUSINESS—The company was Incorporated in Arkansas on Jan. 27,
1926 as a legal reserve mutual life insurance company and commenced
business on March 12, 1926.
On July 15, 1930, the company was con¬
verted from the mutual plan to a stock company.
and
and
(750,000 shares authorized)
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
OF NOV.
(par
stock
common
and
indebtedness
of
Sept.
and Thomas &
offered
now
Authorized
Class
foods,
PROPOSED BANK LOAN—The
company has entered into a credit
agreement with Harris Trust tic Savings Bank,
Chicago, 111., whereunder
the company.
CAPITALIZATION
of
office building at Chicago, 111., and consists of
clue quarterly to Feb. 1, 1964, and $274,081 at
4V4To due quarterly
Sept. 30, 1967. The mortgage hat no provision relating to the issu¬
ance
the company, who will receive the net proceeds
shares for their own use; no part of such pro¬
said
of
stockholders
1;.
This offering is not made in New York State.
shares
to
principal
voting (par $1) was publicly offered on Dec. 10 at $19.50
share through a group of underwriters headed by
Equitable Securities Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kidder,
the
1959
principally in the meas¬
drugs,
pharmaceuticals,
Especial stk. (par 2 cents) (480,000 shs. authorized)
4%
per
of
measurement
Common stock
National Old Line Insurance Co.—Stock Offered—An
issue of 510,021 shares -of class BB common
stock, non¬
PROCEEDS—All
engaged
•Mortgage indebtedness, including current maturities
to
Co.
2,
declared
was
.
of Olean Tile's plant at Olean will
market demand.—V. 188, p. 1885.
required by
as
is
purchases
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
American
<
share
advertising agencies.
paint,
Baker said the production
expanded
Feb.
1923,
major American manufacturers
advertised foods, drugs and toiletries
tionally
•This
Mr.
payable
a
most
serves
Co. as
a
subsidiary of the National Gypsum Co.
acquired American Encaustic last August through an
National Gypsum
in
products.
gypsum
company
metal
25c
1959.
founded
consumer
the
in
vision
National
It
and
15,
of
cosmetics,
photographic equipment and
supplies,
tobacco
confectionery and other widely distributed retail
products,
products,
that
including
first. •
are
•
disclosed
tile,
of
toiletries,
*
ceramic
Jan.
on
dividend
stock,
common
company,
urement
The
the
on
record
The
of
quarterly
57
general
corporate
wholly-owned
purposes.
subsidiary,
Bell
making large expenditures for
demands
for
communication
Telephone
new
Co.
construction
services
and
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
.
.
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
(2510)
to obtain large
It has therefore been necessary
Improve such services.
amounts of new capital.
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
30,000,000
75,000,000
Equitable
debs, due March 1,
debs, due Nov. 15,
$75,000,000
23-year 5Vs% debs, due Aug. 1,
30-year 3 V2 % debs, due Nov. 15,
35-year 3 Ve % debs, due Sept. 15,
90,000,000
30-year 3 "4%
2?.j%
40-year
debs,
2%%
debs,
3 V'b r.c
40-year
40-year
1978 $75,000,000
1979
35,000,000
90,000,000
1980
30,000,000
1981
75,000,000
1983
75,000,000
due Dec. 1, 1985
75,000,000
due Oct. 1, 1986
due Oct. 1, 1987 100,000,000
due Aug. 15, 1988
78,000,000
50,000,000
due Nov. 15, 1989
67,000,000
due Aug. 15, 1991
80,000,000
due Nov. 1, 1990
debs,
34-year 4debs,
35-year 3V»*'c
debs,
debs,
debs,
35«%
32-year 43e %
36-year
value
6%
shares,
$100
its
has
Francisco
5,
Calif.
is
&
67,000,000
Riter
&
80,000,000
Tucker,
13,531,439 SllS.
820,000 slis.
California
in
in
190G
140 New Montgomery Street, San
subsidiary of American Telephone & Tele¬
a
at
graph Company.
mainly local and toll
the business of furnishing communication
telephone .service, in California, Oregon,
Its subsidiary, Bell
•Telephone Co. of Nevada, furnishes such
services in
Nevada.
On
Aug- 31, 1958 the company had 6,785,599 telephones in service, of
which about 34%
were
in Los Angeles and vicinity and about 23%
•were
in
San Francisco and
vicinity, and
its subsidiary had 47,246
telephones in service.—V. 183, p. 2185.
Washington
the
and
portion
northern
of
Idaho.
Redpath
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—To Sell Debentures
has made arrangements to sell
$$0,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund debentures due 1978
ioaRroup of insurance companies and other institutional
investors through Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
company
Lyncfy, Pierce, Fenner & Smith.
Of the total, $26,500,000 q| the debentures will be taken up immediately and
the balance of $13,500,000 will be taken up on June 4,
1859.
The
proceeds will be used by the company to repay $14,000,000 01
loans, to develop and improve the company's production and
pipeline (facilities, and to purchase additional common stock of Trunkline
Gas
Co.,
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Life Insurance Co. is taking initially $10,000,000
$10,000,000 next June,—V. 188, p. 1865.
a
The New York
Will
take
and
another
£}EC
corporation
covering
Nov.
on
300,000
filed
26
shares
of
Co,—
1,000
825
825
Sutro
Simmons
550
used
be
to
for
company
Covering
on
1,000
Dec.
shares
filed
4
of
the
working capital.
&
Goodbody
letter
a
W.
Hibbs
B.
stock
common
to
be
Files With
—
with
offered
at
the
SEC
Private Placement
—
Rauscher,
William
Securities
Inc.
per share,
Redemption—
Electric
Co.
redemption
Weld & Co. and associates
$50,000,000
first
Dec.
on
and
Bonds
—
Feb.
on
Other bids
&
for
Co.
(Jointly),
these
Inc.,
bcttds
99.32,
99.239.
The
Offered
11
refunding
43/as
as
and
were
Morgan
First
—
offered
White,
issue
an
mortgage
received
Stanley
Boston
bonds,
&
Corp.. bid
as
follows:
Co.
and
100.95
Halsey,
Drexel
for
&
4y2%
a
coupon.
.
"H
—.
bonds
will be redeemable at optional redemption prices
1057* to par,, plus accrued interest. None of the bonds
•may >be redeemed prior to Dec. 1,
1963, if the redemption is for the
purposes of refunding the bonds, directly or
indirectly, at a lower inter¬
.
ranging from
est cost
to .the
company
financing pf construction, of which about $40 million
be outstanding by
mid-December, 1958. The balance
applied toward
the cost of the
891 mUIion in 1960* or
Wood
Co
&
110
Dec.
on
Subscribed
99.7%
Offering
—
—
company's
Offering
an
southeastern
Of
Files With
Exchange Commission—
filed
on "Dec. *3
shares
400
of
Life
has
from the Massachusetts
insurance company in an
another
and
totaling $3,700,000, it was announced on Nov. 24. v'.
The
Massachusetts Mutual purchased a par amount of $1,850,000
of collateral trust bonds due in 1973.—V. 188, p. 1867.
amount
Dec. 8 filed
on
company
registration statement with the SEC
a
serves
Three
.electricity in two counties
in
subsidiaries
and
one
distribution
northeastern Maryland
J;ota* ar,ea ,feryed comprises 2,255
Y uV ^ftricity is supplied
delphia
1
and .surrounding
to
a
counties,
square miles in the Delaware
population of 3,750,000 in Phila¬
in
service
a
Y1r f;pnv fWgILf^V Ctiarea .^Vers 1(144
adjacent to Philadelphia, with
a
heating
and
service
in
area
of
square miles
population
is furnished in the central
of
2,225
square
$15,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due Jan. 15, 1S84, to
be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
A
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will become a part of the
company's treasury funds and will be applied toward the cost of addi¬
tions to utility property.
Gross construction expenditures amounted to
$17,684,000 for the nine months ended Dec. 30, 1958. and are estimated
at $23,610,000 for the full year 1958 and about $28,250,000 for 1959.—
V.
18G,
and
steam
portions of West Chester.
EARNINGS—For
<and
and
<"
the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
1958, the company
its,subsidiaries had consolidated
operating revenues of $244 777 oon
consolidated met income of $39,259,000.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
'
PRESENT
'
Scott Paper Co.—Registers
filed
company
FINANCING
♦First
and
refunding
mortgage
.series .due 1967
2%% .series due 1971
234%
series-due
Outstanding
bonds'
With SEC—
purchased
be
may
distributed
and
under
said
"
plan.—V.
■;%
188,
First
Valley
Deer
Land
above.
Co.
Security
This
and
conditions
Security
contract
A
30,000,000
35,000,000
20,000,000
Burgess
t43't><r'o
series due
1987
made
3%%
series
1988
40,000,000
40,000,000
Preferred stock ttsioo par, cumulative):
4,68% series
274,720 shs.
series
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
3.8%
:series
300,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
Unclassified
400,000 shs.
♦Unlimited
in
amount
PURCHASERS—The
(no par)
231,345 shs.
14,768,655 shs.
231,345 shs
12,806,125 shs.
A
named -below
have
severally
to
been
Co.,
and
$50
would receive
Breliant reported.
total assets in excess
he
out.—V.
pointed
3
by
Menzies,
C.
of
approve
the
Freeport,
Servel
for
between
into
entered
of
to
the
certain
Dec.
meeting
cash
share
a
be
Dec.
on
offered
offer the
4";
for
shares
,
at
the
14,
sai°
offering
the
1958,
of
silicon
less
price
45c per
intends to
company
transistors
power
and
share.
engage
in
silicon
diodes.
the
'.
and office space at the Glen Cove
and is in the process of acquiring its equipment.
the
of
proceeds
:
President
as
werg
the
by
and
sale,
stock
Of
Treasurer/
purchased by
$128,000
will
be
used
to
300,000
the
outstanding
.
shares
officers and key personnel
certain
aggregate
at 20c
of $20,000;
mentioned.
above
notes
183,200 common shares
First, Deer
is
Malkan
listed
as
the
owner
(61.1% ) and $138,750 of the notes
Sixth Deer Valley Land Co.Valley Land
v" *
Registers With SEC-
above.
Co.
of
-
-
'
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—
The recent public offering of 50,000 shares of 5.44 %\
cumulative';pi^eferred stock at par ($50 per share) and
accrued dividends;, by Stone & Webster Securities Corp,
and Fame, Webber, Jackson &,Curtis and associates, has
*
,
V. 188,
see
p.-2355;
and the books closed.
*
-
.
For details,
>•'
/
a
111.,
cash
for
of
$20,000,000
187,
Ruthenburg,
of
President
Board
and
F.
J.
this
the
p.
if
1547.
plans to raise $40,000,000 to $45,600,000 early nex;t *
year by the sale
of common stock, according to a letter to stock-,
holders signed by C* B. McManus, Chairman of the Board and Harllee ,
company
Jr^ President;-. :
Branch,
It
sale
fund.
of
announced
purchase,
and
Net
to
to
arrange
income
of
that
it
of
a
the
joint
Chairman
Servel,
Inc.,
Kirkman,
is
the
declare all dividend
to bring up to date
Burgess,
before
to
Southern'? public utility sub/-"
assist
bidding
competitive
under
nderwriters*
written
rights offering
to.stockholders.
Tax,;Allqca,tion Approved—
has
SEC
The
issued.r'an
by
under-*
an
'
;
'
v
authorizing
order
than
rather
.
this
r
•
Wilmington.
'>'
Del.'
different from that permitted under the exemptive
Commission's Rule 45(b) lb) , under •The Holding
allocation provides for apportioning the liability
on
consolidated net long-term capital gains in;
accordance-'.with : the proportion of the -consolidated net long-term
capital gain attributable to each member-of the group having a pet
long-term capital gain; and approtions the liability for the normal ta^c
and
surtax
(52% ( on ordinary income in accordance with the pro¬
portion of the .(Consolidated ordinary taxable income attributable, to
each
member of the group having ordinary taxable income.
In -no
event
however, Is the aggregate tax liability allocated to each subsid¬
iary to exceed, the " amount of tax liability of such company based upon
a
separate • return and computed as if such company had also -filed
its tax returns pp a separate return basis.—V. 188, p. 2293.
,
liability, on. a basis
of "'the
of
and
liabilities
of
announcement
Board, and
the
Jackson
President
of
Burgess,
Burgess,
intention
of
arrearages
the
income
Servel,
©n
its
at
Fire
Southern
Casualty Co., KnOxville, Tenn.—
Exchange Commission—
*
&
Files With Securities and
"corporation filed a letter of
12,000 shares of $1.50
The
notification with the SEC on Nov.
convertible preferred-stock to ibe
through Stein Bros. & Boyce and John
"C. Legg & ;Cq.
The proceeds will be used for general corporate pur¬
poses.—-V. 175, p7 2696.
%
covering
26
($25 per share)
par
.
corporation and
of
the latter's
of the Burgess stockholders has been called for Dec.
the sale and the liquidation
of Burgess.
According,
also
was
1
-
be "used
proceeds-will
& Telegraph Co.
Southern Bell Telephone
consideration,of approximately
assumption
by
Servellimitations, according to
Louis
Common s Stock Offering—
Southern Go.—Plans
The
offered at
v
19
to
the announcement, it is expected that the sale and transfer will be
completed before the end of this year.
Present Burgess officers and
other personnel will continue to operate the business as the Burgess
Battery Division of Servel.
stock
agreed
has
with
on
Duncan
tim«
except as provided in the mortgage.
purchasers
of
Mr.
completed,
is
assets
$17,000,000
150,000 shs.
4.3%
fno -par)
and
business
Chairman
150,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
series
cum.
accepted,
would have
Battery
Burgess
50,000,000
_
stk.,
the basis
Servel, Inc.—To Acquire Burgess Battery Assets—
1985
stock
on
preferred shareholder
Pacific
if
Title
acquisition
series due 1982
div. prefer, com.
of San Francisco
Co.
the assets of California
Security Title preferred plus $5 in cash as part of the offer,
according to Mr. Breliantr The new Security Title preferred would
enjoy the same features as the noncallable California Pacific preferred
except that it would, be callable after five years at $40 per share.
'
The offer which is now being considered by the. board of directors
of California Pacific would be subject to approval of the California
insurance Commissioner,
shareholders of both companies, and other
series due
$1
ail
Security Title common for each share of California
William Breliant, -Chairman of Security Title, made
California
series due 1983
Common
Calif.—
Angeles,
Los
purchase
to
new
3 >/e%
.4.4%
offered
I.
Dec.
on
Each
3Vbc/c
due
of
share
common,
known
of
has
Title Insurance
one
Pacific
.3*4%
■
Co.,
Insurance
Title
company
Pacific
25,000,000
series due 1981
tg
to
/
CaVle '
Road,
SEC
Company Act.
The
for
the tax
125% )
Proposed Acquisition—
65,000,000
2%ar% .series,due 1978.^
2%%
SEC— h
Cove
the
automatic
provisions
the
,
With
Glen
with
holding company, and its seven subsidiaries to enter into an agreement
for the allocation of-the group's, 1957 consolidated Federal income tax
...
Land Co.—Registers With SEC—
Second Deer Valley
See
20,000,000
1974
150
statement
and 200,000 .shares were pur,- :
chased by Arnold Malkan at 75c per share or an aggregate of $150,000; ,t
Three of the: Individuals purchasing shares at this price also lent the
company the sum of $150;000, subordinated to all creditor?, represented
1
$65,000,000
_
held
Mines
sidiary companies lif financing their construction requirements. ^
The commoil -stock will be sold by a direct public offering through
a
1969.
p.
usual
Authorized
at
located
building for factory
a
share, ,pr lan
The
2157.
p.
This
five counties
1,490,000,
Philadelphia business district
Shoreland
covering
gas,
own
and
is
been oversubscribed
Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
San
This
J*
V.
that
tp-j purchase
100,000
financing
received
flagrant "misrepresentations,.
and
.
a
common
Co.
Insurance
and
net
the
See
corporation
5
but some of the shares may be offered through
which commissions of from 10% to 15%
will be
Oct.
on
leased
listed
Ryder System, Inc.—Private Placement—
Mutual
/.
'
Canadian '
equipment for the manufacture of silicon diodes; '
additional
transistor
manufacturing
and
test
equipment; $150,000 to make available for raw material. semi-Tiri1 ished and;;,finished-inventory; and the balance for working capital.
The company has outstanding $150,000 of 5V2% subordinated notes"
and 300,000 common shares.
Harold Sandler of Whitestone. N. Y., is
N. J.—Files—
which
operating utility serving electricity
Pennsylvania.
Conowingo Hydro-Electric Project,
u
subsidiary
has
per
corporation
In
to- investors
registration
commences,'
Roact auaress,
corporation on Dec. 1 filed a letter of notification with the
3,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(10 cents per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for' expenses incidental to mining operations.
covering
;;
Securities.
-a
a
Organized
covering
—
Mines. LtcL,
Toronto.
Corp.—Registers
which
a
for
shares
No
until
and
purchase
Rochester Razor, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
Shoreland
will be
issued
and no commissions ;paid unless
minjmum of 100,000 shares is subscribed for. If at least
100,000 shares are sold, Arnold Malkan, a director, lias agreed " 46'
purchase all the shares, if any, remaining unsold 45 days after the
paid.
the
construction
filed
Y.,
broker-dealers,
Sell Bonds—
The
Securities and
President;r
;
to the public,
$55,000
Garfield,
its
Lincoln
covering ,20p,QOO - shares of common stock,
per share.
The company intends
1958,
1617.
Mining Corp.,
and
-
public sale at $3
directly
See also V. 188, p. 2292.
'
BUSINESS—Company is
corporation
N.
proceeds from .the proposed financing will be applied to the
repayment of bank loans through which funds have been temporarily
obtained
for construction purposes or to the company's construction
Riverside
represented
Transistor
Silicon
This
Place,
It
SEC
Corp.
affidavit,
claims
manufacture
program.—V. 188, p.
Securities
General's
Kuhn,
on
company
Lincoln
Attorney
adjacent to those being developed by U. S. Steel Co.
in
the
mount" Wright
area,
Province of Quebec, whereas actually %
there was ho development under way ou- the Shoreland claims. vtNew
York
"Wprld-Telegram").—V. 188, p. 2293.
•'•
' > >
10 that Polaroid Corp.'s
of Indiana, Inc.—To
Service Co.
the
salesmen*
mining
110
:
ex¬
Qf $247 million through
a
Harold
State
v..
to
in
The
of
It is expected that
increasing demands for the company's
will require
expenditures for the expansion of plant and facili¬
about $34 million in the final three
months of 1958, $122 mil-
1960
Irving J. Rice & Company
Stern, Frank, Meyer tfc Fox
State Supreme
this
4 ^
-
by. Attorney General Louis J.;, Lefkowiiz .in '
Court on Dec. 3 barring from the: securities"
by its salesmeh havd'contained gross
promises and •recommendations.'-' > T..
110
'110
are
program.
ties of
Inc.—
Co.,
&
obtained
affttdttyiib, states that ,.''in,.the jcourse of the sale of Shoreland
Ltd.».stppfe to ..(he public," literature distributed by Lincoln Sc*
Purities Corp.-and statements made to-the public over the telephone
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 4,
covering 10,000 Memberships in the company's Employees' Stock Pur¬
chase
Plan for 1959, together
with 46,641 shares of common stock
sale of the
obtained for
to
proceeds *will be
Corp.
Co. announced
.
.
The
110
Co.—
Peeler
E.
com¬
Mines
Dec. 8 filed with the Indiana P. S.
Commission a petition seeking authorization for the issu¬
ance and sale through competitive bidding of $25,000,000
This
than the interest cost of the present financing.
i,n!?OCMfDu8~A -Portion of Ihe met proceeds from the
wl.s
)}
used
the company to repay bank loans
interim
pected
110
110
110
Co.
15,
4 fo 7c series due Dec.
1, 1986 at 100% and accrued inter¬
est. Award of -the issue was won
by the group at com¬
petitive sale op Dec. 10 on a bid of 99.36999%.
Stuart
Co—
&
securities
April to sell the stock oi
corporation - with principal offices
offering of 173,616 shares of common stock was 99.7%
subscribed through exercise of rights which expired on
Dec. 9.
The 497 unsubscribed shares were sold on the
This
Philadelphia
&
J.
&
275
Lee
.
of directors and approved'
held Nov. 20, 1958. the public
Will be de-registered effective
board
the
.
Ober.
According
2354.
p.
Loeb &
its 4,/2%
cumulative preferred stock
at $100
dividends of SG'/t cents per share.^V. 187, p. 2185.
plus
McKelvy
275
—
188,
Jones
Co.
MacArthur
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
-V.
&
Kenower,
275
Kreeger
The,
„;TJle 3,000 shares ofJan. 2 will call for
' company
on
fi(|xt,
Applegate &
'■_,•
Humphrey, Inc. ———
Edward
275
—
Lester
began
385
Corporation
York
110
110
385
D.
of
annual meeting
corporation's
was:,
business-in
110
Hulme,
385
385
.
.
order
New
110
Inc,
Co.,
&
Lunt & Co
D.
S.
this
accordance,
An
J|
Inc—
Company,
&
-
Shorfcjand Mines, Ltd.—Securities Firm Banned-—
110
r;
letter of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered at
$125 per share, through Frederick A. Merlau, associated with Grimm
& Co.,
as agent for the corporation, Rochester, N.
Y. The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
,
-
Dec. 9.
Pet Milk Co.—Partial
385
.
Marshall
&
Jones,
SEC
of
Co
&
110
&
Gunn
Emerson
L.
H.
With SEC—
„
110
Company
Inc.
Carey,
Dittniar
385
110
Company..„_
and
&
This
—
R. Staats & Co., has placed
privately $500,000 of 5% convertible subordinated notes,
on
385
Co., Inc.
Co.—.—
&
R.
Foster
Chiles-Schutz
165
Co.—
Carroll
W.
Cunningham,
Joseph Walker & Sons
First
Chaplin
385
Co.
Cook & Co
Pierce & Co., Inc.
Staats & Co——
Newhard,
company, (through William
was .announced
550
Sulzberger, Jenks,
Hallowell,
($100
par
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to dis¬
charge current obligations; to purchase from the subsidiary two build¬
ings, and for additional working capital.
Permanent Filter Corp.
&
Gradison
D.
W.
Lee
The
notification
of
550
—
Meeds
v
ol
p.m.
In
165
—.—
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Bingham, Sheldon & Co.—
Fleming—
Nolan,
Folger,
Co
&
Co. .above.
Jan. 10, J959. ;
•
~ •V
w^th- the -underwriting agreement between the \e0r5
poration and .Akiba Zilberberg, 413 Bakewell Building, Pittsburgh 19,*
Pa., as dealer in secimities, ,all subscriptions for these securities must",
be executed beiore Jan. TO, 1959 at $52.65 per unit.—V. 187, p. 2006,:
11.59
165
165
Co—
&
550
Model, Roland & Stone
Cruttenden, Podesta &
per share),
it
Co
&
Bissell &
Laird,
Mosle
the. a-otion
rfto
stockholders-at the
the
offering
—i—
Inc.
Rotan,
Land
Shopping Gentters -Corp.—To De-Register Seeurities^Pursuant
165
principal amount of first mortgage bonds.
Passamaquoddy Bay Co., Eastport, Me.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
with
1G5
•
—
Willis,
Granbcry,
Ellis
&
&
-Valley
Deer
Space
105
Kraus
Marache & Co.—
Lemon
Public
stock
(par 25 cents) to be
A. Holman & Co., New York, N. Y,
through R.
The
are
notification
of
¥15
Lundborg & Co.—
Carrison,
Wulbern,
Company—
Burge
New York Stock Exchange.
common
offered at $1 per share,
proceeds
letter
a
*
165
Lane,
First
through First Southwest Co., has arranged the
private placement of $1,000,000 5*,2% sinking fund notes
due Nov.:-l,; 1968, it was announced on Nov. J..-^-V;-T88j
p. 1867. -;
1G5
Pierce,
:
pany,
&
Legg Se Company—
Co., Incorporated
Ball,
Performer Boat Corp., Paramount, Calif.—Files—
The
—_'
Share
Co
Bond
&
C.
Cooley &
Johnston,
Polaroid
bank
165
,165
Irving
1,000
1,000
;—
Kirkland
Privately—This
Co.—
&
&
Loewi
John
1.320
—
..
Shop Rite'Foods, Inc.—Private-Placement—The
165
Co—
Lestrange
Corporation
The
Johnson,
../
approximately
continu¬
was
250
Inc.
Corporation
Day
1958,
negotiations are
188, p. 1274.
that
Seventh Deer Valley Land Co.—Registers
See
275
Company.
Weedon
&
Indianapolis
1.320
Co.,
Company,
ElwOrthy
Co-
L.
&
Crowell,
Anthony &
announced
-275
Arthurs,
2,650
1,925
Company-,-—.
Blunt
The company is engaged in
services,
R.
275
&
Allison-Williams
&
Jacksop
•.
Allen
820,000 shs,
incorporated
w*s
offices
It
Curtis
78,000,000
50,000,000
Strader
Corporation 2,650
Webber,
Paine,
100,000,000
Watling,
Co..— 2,650
duPont &
Higginson
Auchincloss, Parker &
w-i-.
company
principal
Lee
Inc.
Stiver & Co
Lerchen & Co.—
Saunders,
30,
Sept.
ending
year
Servel'"officials
the a equation of other companies.—V.
$275
Co—
&
Mericka
J.
Win.
Securities Corp— 2,650
I.
Francis
75,000,000
(par
share)
per
BUSINESS—The
and
cumulative,
75,000,000
*
15,000,000 shs.
Cpm. shares (par value $100 per share)
preferred
35,000,000
Richards
Kay,
Co
&
fiscal
current
ing for
Omitted)-
$5,500
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler— 5,100
American Securities Corp.— 2,650
Bear, Stearns & Co
—„
2,650
A.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.„ 2,650
Weld
its
$1,500,000;
bonds:
new
White,
Outstanding
Authorized
27-iyear 3%4%
the
(000's
!
of
purchase from the company the following respective principal amounts
to
of
the
preferred
preferred stock sinking
taxes, for the first half
Deben¬
—
& Co. Inc. headed an
underwriting .syndicate which offered on Dec. 10 ah
issue of $70,000j)00 35-year 4%% debentures, due Dec. *,
1993, at lOl.307%- and accrued interest, to yield-4.55%».
The group won award of the debentures at competitive
tures
sale
Offered—Malsey,
on
Dec. 9 on a bid of
have been
A
fanging
also
100.3199%.
Subscription books
closed.
.bid was
or-4.%%,
debentures
will
-
be
from-106.307%
from
received
competing
100.22%,
Tlie
Stuart
Stanley
Morgan
•
.
redeemable, at
to par,
Co. ' of
&
„
optional
redemption
plus accrued interest.
pnctes
.
financing
from- 4ts pareqt
PROCEEDS—Substantially all or the net proceeds from the
will
be
used
organization,
nre
marie
in
by
the
company
American
conformity
to
Telephone
with
an
repay
&
advances
Telegraph
established
Co.
practice
These
advances
of
company
the
Volume 188
Number 5803
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2911)
under
which
it
borrows
from
A. -T.
&
T.
Co.
the
as
need
arises, for
general. coi>orate purposes,
including, extensions," additions and / im¬
provements. to. its plant.
The balance of the proceeds will be
applied
toward general corporate purposes
by the company.',"
,v-BUSINESS—Company,;ls engaged in the
municatibn.
Alabama.
the
business*of..furnishing
services,
See
South
First
Valley Land Co.—Registers With SEC—
Deer
Valley
Land
Co.
above.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
com-,'-
James
Bv-Henderson, Vice-President
said
that ..the
The
able
to
Supreme
Court
decision
in
Counsel,
Memphis Case
the
the
Dec.
on
is
favor¬
man
JJalsey. 'Stuart to Co.
Inc.
j
...;
',
.
Investment
-817,750.000
of
Corporation
i-.-
Norfolk
United States Freight
.
-$150,000
Adams, & Peck../--:-"soa.ooo
Kenower, MacArthur <te
r .I.
!
Albsori-Williams Co. '-ll',"' 150,000
Cor -2
J—/_
jSc^:C3:-AHyn-& Oo., IftcM.500.000; i A. M. Kidder &. Co.. Inc. : 200.000 "
;r250,000 yAtidcjrspft to Sfrudwick,^,
200,000 "Korniendi &, Co;, Inc.rit-.' 250,OOG
Arthurs; Les fringe & Co.;
150,000 : .; Ladenberg. Thalinann &•
■'
Bache to
Co._L__^_--_-_'i;o00,000
Co.
2,000.000 r:
/ "The
,
.
500,000 "
....,
Ball, Burge to Kraus_l_ ;
Tire-Bankers Bond
750,000,
H.
Co._i-
Branch, .Cabell .to
Blirnham. and
Burns
Bros.
Co.__
100.000
,
300.000
300,000
to
-
W.
Clark
J.
-150.000
&
Co-to-'lT;
Securities
Coifijl
to
Julien
Collins
Duila$
Union
to
Corp.
Pierce,
Jl.
S. Dickson
"inc.;
DooliUIe to
&
W:n,
1,000.000
Co-;.x_,._w-
Rambo,
Evans
Co.,
Fprvell, Chapman to
,
David
California '
First
of
First
Securities
Foster
M.
JVf.
Shearson,
400,000
&z
<fc
Co.^__—.
Marache
600,00G
:
"■
&
;Hpr!hpweiic-';Sulzberger,
300,000
Co.:_.
Walla
Interstate
to
Wertlieim
J.
1.000.0C0
R.
<
Co.
to
E.
F.
:3.
Inc;.,.."
1,000,000
1.1„
2,000.000
"
Co.—
to
150,000
Beanc '
Wood
Yantis
150,000
,100,000
& Co.,
Biddlc
to
200.000
200.000
Steel
Co.—Private
on
The
Placement—The
the
notes due 1978 with the New York Life
Insurance
was
announced on Nov. 26.
1
its
will be
used
to
retire
bank
loans
and
increase
working
as
of
$1
completed.—-V, 188,
share.
per
share, with a deal¬
The offering has been
per
to
be
is
of
one
States.
Co.
Co., it
the
It
The
bnd
through
proceeds
to
retire
Eastman
announced
will
bank
be
Dillon,
Dec.
on
to
Union
loans.—V.
188,
p.
seven
the
usa¬
in
a
white,
Securities
1909.
1958
to
will
50
used
65
of
these
chemicals
the
split
stock
will
be
1869.
p.
distribution
its
on
^For
month
of
cents
for
received
The
.of
F.
N.
proceeds
Johnson
units
will
Co.
of
one
preferred
share
be
Sec
used
V.
183.
to
p.
purchase
1808.
the
firms
and
drug
has
made
cortical
The
is
with
(par
share, without underwriting.
capital,—V. 180, p. 2235,
A
—
the
one
The-
nationwide under¬
quickly oversubscribed
was
are
being sold for
of
the
proceeds
net
a
profit
at
paid cash
incorporation
monthly
the
of
one
which
rate
of
four
cents
and in
share
per
the
largest
currently
are
ethical
producing
generally
sold
drug
manu¬
approximately
under
the
In
other
The
com¬
fine
of
in
are
steroids
■
•*
sales
a
offering
follows
has
company
the
increased
For
the
and
net
on
the
14,056,000
reincorporation
increase
an
no
Corp.,
*1958.—V.
188.
p.
2034.
of
to
on
the
in rauthorized
company
common
as
a
value
preferred
to
20,000,000
stock
or
shares
of
stock
$i
exempt
has
upon
period 1948-57 the company's annual
$59,463,000 to $128,083,000, each year showmonths
ended Sept. 30,
1958, sales were
earnings $16,830,000, equal to $1.20 per share
of
common
stock
AS
AT
SEPT.
30,
presently
1958,
outstanding.
GIVING EFFECT
stock
^Includes
(par
$1)
-20,000,000 shs.
250,000 shares
Option
its
expenditures
in
1959
and
188, p.
2187,
1960
Montana
$23,500,000
notes
for
and
its
other
Nexon
additions
d$10,500,000 respec-.
an
.
the
3,
has
-received
-
of investors headed
according to Carl F,
insurance company in
Houston, Tex.
life
Mutual
due
Dec.
on
*
group
Insurance Co.,
purchased a par amount
1978.—V. 188, p.
1659.
in
Under
which
under
the
the
agreement
distributes
small
a
the
status
issue
rural
and
$45
stocks
3,111
of
$2,000,000
*
*
,/•
4?
of
interest
in
and
to
the
of
its
Commissipn
request
a
hearing
f
>
of
its
capital
for
Western
certain
stock
all
now
the
an
agreed
outstanding
the
Electric
real
estate
Yankee Atomic Electric
Eastern,
at
340
all
owns
Massachusetts
with
Inc.,
per-1
Huntington^
stockholders' of
Huntington,.*
approximately 775 customers iu
Massachusetts, Western proposes te-
Union Telegraph
Hycon
of
five
$140,000,
Western
together
order
an
continuance
■
to
shares
or
Huntington.
Co.,
stock
the
energy
western
of
share,
per
shares of
common
with
electric
section
exchange
of
outstanding
Co.
and
and
7%
Co.—V.
The
of
184,
p.
the
284.
Co.—Acquisition—
above.—V.
188,
.
/
2295.
p.
/
Wheeling Electric Co.—Proposes Bank
Borrowings—
This
company
has
applied
to
the
SEC
for an order
authorizing Jt.
which it may borrow from
of previously-authorized bank
borrowings, for which short-term
promissory notes of Wheeling will
be issued, and to
issue new notes in renewal of
maturing notes pre*
viously issued;
and
the
Commission
has
to
extend
banks
until
the
Dec.
additional
program
through
1959
the
time
$950,000 balance of
within
$4^250,000
given
23,
1958,
to
borrowings
through
request
are
Woodward &
hearing
a
required to
187, p. 617.
1959.—V.
interested
thereon.
The
persons
$950,000
Wheeling's
carry
of*
construction
Lothrop Ijic,—Registers Proposed Stock
Offering With SEC—
This
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
9
a
SEC
registration
covering. 50,000 shares of its common
public sale through an
underwriting
The
supplied
Net
of
the
a
by
public
offering
statement
stock,
to
with
fch»-
offered
be
lor*
group headed by Alex. Brown $
and
underwriting terms are to be
price
amendment.
proceeds
of
the stock sale will be added
to the general funds
company.
In late 1959 the
company intends to begin operations
leased branch store in the
Wheaton Plaza Regional
new
Shopping
Center,
Wheaton, Md.
This
store
will
require
the
employment
of
approximately $2,500,000 for merchandise
inventories, accounts receiv¬
able, furniture and special fixtures.
It is anticipated that the
capital
so
required will be obtained from the
general
increased
as
by
the
net
proceeds
of
this
funds
of
the
financing,—V.
company,
183,
562.
p.
Woolfoam Corp.
(N. Y.)—Stock Offered—C. H,
Abra¬
ham & Co.,
Inc., of New York City, on Dec. 11 publicly
Offered 150,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
at $2 per share
on
PROCEEDS—The
and
other general
best-efforts basis.
a
net
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
working
capita^
corporate purposes.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
The
stockHpar
authorized
10
cents)
stock
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
on
May 28, 1958 was
shares, par $25, to 500,000 shares, par 10
cents,
issued in exchange for each $25
par share.
450,000shs.
.
increased
300
new
from
1,00®
shares being
-
,
BUSINESS—The
,;:
corporation was Incorporated in New York on
July
are located at 44 West 18th
St., New York, N. Y.
company is engaged
in the business of manufacturing on a
subcontract basis and selling "WOOLFGAM," a
granular powder specif;
ically compounded for the washing and
cleansing of woolen articles.
Wool Novelty Co.,
Inc., which controls the comoany, has for mora
than 25 years been engaged in the business of
manufacturing fine
woolen yarns and knitted wool
products.—V. 188, p. 2077.
23,
1943.
Its
offices
The
Yuba Consolidated Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—
This
corporation has purchased Southwest Welding to Manufacturing
of Alhambra,
Calif., It was announced jointly on Dec. 3 by J. L.
McGara, President of Yuba, and John W. Lucas, President »f Southwest..
Southwest
TO
Plan.—V.
reserved
188,
p.
2285.
for
issuance
a
under
Outstanding
14,056,000 shs.
the
company's
_
Welding,
complete
construction
of
with
service
heavy
plants
for
equipment
Alhambra
tn
the
and
engineering,
for
the
Richmopd,
fabrication,
atomic
energy,
Calif.,
and
field
petroleum,
chemical,
in
the
stocks
ing
in
a
power
and hydroelectric industries.
It is especially active
fabrication and installation of large diameter pipe and pen*.,
in the power an hydroelectric fields, and is presently
cptqplet*
$7,500,000
North
struction
It
will
The
penstock
Dakota.
It
equipment
Southwest
Authorized
Stock
v<
•
used
were,
Holding Company Act;
given interested persons until Dec.
23, 1958,
the application.
offers
10-year
Merger—
this corporation into General
Telephone
stockholders of each company on Feb.
11,
notes
This
holding company has applied to the SEC for
mitting its acquisition of the
outstanding capital stock
Electric Light Co., of
Huntington, Mass., and
par
debt.
nine
shares
CAPITALIZATION
Common
program.
said
Western
REINCORPORATION
proposed
merger
will be submitted
by
Co.; Inc., White; Weld & Co. »n<t
ink-vest
rate,
public offering price'
supplied by amendment.
be
.
par
shares
"
of
from
gain.
$109,423,000
per
\
group
be
Co.
EARNINGS—In
ing.
^
the
Massachusetts Companies—Purchase of
Hunt¬
ington Electric Stock Proposed—
pharma¬
company is one of the world's large producers
The company's mail) plant is located near Kala¬
steroids.
corporation and
650,000 shares of $10
net
-
underwriting
with
1989, to
he&de4
and
every year since its
have been paid
Mich,
The
due
the
ox
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
addition,
it* sells
limited
amounts
four general classifications:
antibiotics,
nutritional (vitamins and hematinics) and
public
value.
statement
bonds,
corporation has called for
redemption on Jan. 1, next, $22,000
15-year 4V2 Co sinking fund bonds due
July 1, 1962 at 101% plus
interest. Payment will be made
at
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Broad to Walnut Sts.,
Philadelphia 9, Pa.—V. 173, p. 20&.
at
is the first public offering
earned
in
States,
Delaware
irom
registration
of its
Sons.
of
the
of
United
trademarks.
Sales
to
Western
dividends
products
cological products.
one
at $2.50
outstanding
SylvaDia Electric Products, Inc.—To Vote
The
wera
year,
Registers Prpposed
—
mortgage
an
&
The
-
are
New Name—
notification
preferred-common
stock
per
stock
were
''
,
each
this
accrued
by the selling shareholders.
years
terms
in ■ the
ethical
pany's
&
of
buy one share of common stock
The price per unit is $20.
/.•* -.
net
modernlza-,
25c
paid
Welsbach Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
1869.
p.
letter
a
working
company
common
BUSINESS—Company
facturers
Co.
sale
Massachusetts
common
future. A dividend of 16 cents
per share has been declared for
payment
Feb. 3, 1959, to stockholders of
record on Jan. 19, 1959.
535
tirst
See
2,410,000 shares
many
(in
of
Quinnehtuck
on
1561.
warrant to
share.
of
to the extent of
approximately
property
additions1 and
impiovements
and
to
th#
$1,235,000 in the purchase from Cascade
Natural Ga$
that -latteo's
Lewiston-Clarkson gas properties.
The
estimates
debenture
common
presently outstanding stock) together
with a year-end extra dividend of
eight cents per share.
The company intends to
pay dividends on a quarterly basis in the
—
*
company's
Weingarten, Inc.—Places Notes Privately-^
The
of
Co.,
188,
Stock Offered
—
be
of
Blytn
&
Tagge,; general agent for
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
filed
5
shares
at
,bc
disbursements
per
Super Foods Services, Inc., Chicago, 111.
Securities
Offered—Wm. H. Tegtmeyer & Co. and Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc., on Dec. 10 offered publicly 110,000 shares
of preferred stock
(first series) and 110,000 warrants
in
com-
earnings
the direc¬
add
r
series)
the
on
although
The
manufacturers
approximately
All
dividends
mazoo,
(first
the
This
corporation,
it
was
announced
$6,500,000 of expansion
financing from a
by the Massachusetts Mutual Life
bowling ball
the account of
including several charitable organizations and
families descendant from and other
relatives of Dr. W, E.
who established the business in 1886.
chemicals.
gas
(J.)
of
the sale
in
5.
acquire
field
and
shareholders,
(hormones),
used
the
speed
wliitewalls
use
Co.
a
throvgh
Co.,
the
the
about
tively—V.
.
largest
makes
above.—V.
Dec.
on
DIVIDENDS—The
1561.
was
in
to
life
leading producer of these, chemicals in
Europe,
chemical products
throughout the world.—
'Corp.
600,000
offered
are
Upjohn,
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Debentures Sold
Pri¬
vately—This corporation has sold privately $1,600,000 of
jinking fund debentures due 1973 to the New York Life
Insurance Co. and the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
is
service
keep tire
enough to
hard
already indicated that
quarterly basis.—V. 188,
Vitamin
corporation
members
corporation, through Kidder, Peabody & Go. Inc., has
arranged to place privately $3,300,000 of 5»y4% promis¬
sory
notes due 1973, it was announced on Dec. 2.
p.
the
sale
&
Marks
for
of
value
15-cent
a
covering
certain
of
188,
for
Rapids Hydro-electric Project in western
and improvements will
amount to
.
PROCEEDS—The
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Private
Placement—This
Sr-rrV.
agreement
;
2293.
p.
the
improve
cushioning pad.
stock at $45 per share. This
of shares of the
company. It
and the books closed.
Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of
150,000
of common stock
(par $1) was made on Nov. 25
er's concession
dividend
that
the
public
shares
fry Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $26
in
writing group beaded by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and
comprising 241 investment firms on Dec. 11 offered for
sale 2,410,000 shares of
$1 par value common
Co., it
•
i
par
used
rubber
have
Upjohn Co.
*
proceeds
capital.
$6,765,000
company
~
rubber
United
:
S.
proceeds
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has ar¬
for the private placement of
$10,000,000 4%%,
Tne
be
capital.
bonds will be applied in
part to the
$8,000,000 of outstanding, notes and the
remainder wilt
carrying forward the compariy's construction
Corporation
United Western Sales
Division, Inc., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
200,000
lire.
Co.
SEC
Pressed
of
will
public
M.
proceeds of
extent
Agreement—
problems
intent
company,
ranged
cash
filed
9
$15,000,000
Proceeds of
188,
used
Dec.
on
underwriting teniis
Net
such
the manufacture of rubber
items.
U.
cent!
.Standard
balance
United Utilities,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
(par $10)
was made on Nov. 21
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $30.25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents
per share.
The offering has been
completed.—V. 188, p. 1971.
100,000
250,000
2186.
p.
the
on
stated
Quarterly dividends
making a
total
of
50c
July,
Peabody
ac-
300.000
Wyitt, Neal to "Waggoner
200.000
200,000
&
Co
to
WillisUm
Harold
Securities
"188,
-
_4_..
Yarn all,
—V.
3 70,000
>,
20C.OOO
C.-'-N. White
.
the
secondary; offering of 9,500 shares of common
stock
(par $2.30) was made on Dec. 3 by
Shearson, Hammill
& Co: at $5
«per/share, with a dealer's concession of
45t cents' per share.
The
offering was completed on
Dec. 5.r—V.
157, p. 904.
250,000
-100,000
Co.,
Gcjruldson
3 i,
Weeden
150,000
"Corp.
at
to
the,
repayment of
be used in
"„
United Steel & Wire Co.
'•
-22
-
&
Co;
:
Co
to
company
for
^
the manufacture of
every rubber product to
the basic rubber to make it
fit the needs of a
for example,
make
Chemical
in
directors
See
100,000
Townsend,. Dabiley &
Tyson
tsu
200 000
i
Button
preserve
last year.
and
Kidder,
600,000
.
.
Cq.^.__1,000.000
Flu line,, Apnlegice;
H-uni^hrey. Ian.
prepay
of
U. S. Vitamin &
Pharmaceutical Corp
200,000
Stok3», <fe Co.:;
S, Strauss
150.00'j
(I. H. IXilsman <fe Co., Inc.
applied
Tlie
to
corporate; purposes.—rV.
general
that
to be used
share.
placed
250,000
Swcney CartWriglit to Co.
Thomas
to
Co. 1.2.2' 2.
100,000
in
188, p. 2295.
The
150,000
Co.,. Inc.
.
&-Co..:T___2-_
Sc
offered
are
working
897.
p.
Laurence
"piggyback"
H.
Suploc, Yeatinan, Mosley
_
,F.
■
500,000
Haupi 1- Cq
600,000
l^i don, hitone & Co..
1,500.000
tl. Uen r. .fc Co.,-- r-J_i
750,000
&.
J
ii-y
J.
-Ira
E.
Inc.
Walter
Jenks, Kirkland & -Co.;;
Uil'&ch
Mayer
250.000
Richards
action
no
President,
to
started
offered
miscellaneous
in
&
Brothers & Co./-.,
Sterne, -Agee & Leacli
Stifel, Nicolaus
«fc
Co..
250.000
-Green, Fliia <St Anderson
''Ifiii
<te
-
Stern
100.000
Gl'inbery;
.Cq.
taken
Jackson,
prudent
covering
and
B. - Burns,
President, said the additional shares not
required
for; the split, will be available for
possible acquisitions. Earnings for
.the" fiscal year"cuded Nov. 30, he
estimated, will be about 4.% to 5'3?
higher than for fiscal 1857 when net was
$1,722,958 or $1.82 a com¬
300,000
,v
Staats & C'o.
Haines fr. Co
Steele,
Co.,"-*
Sons
be
used
and
use
chemicals
The
used
life,
distributes
mon
William R.
&.
Harrison
250,000
2,400,000
V "
Co.. inc. V 100,000
Hammill ft Co.
750,000
200.000
&
be
Corp.
200,000
250,000
Good body
,/
-~
1,200,000
Marshall-—k
Co
will
The stockholders on Dec. 5
approved an increase in authorized com¬
to
3,000,000 from 1,000,000 share's of
$1 par to provide for a
two-l'or-one split-, They also ratified
a
change in the corporate name
to U. S. Vitamin to
Pharmaceutical
lil^rr/ ^OOO.OOO
_~~~(.--li::
Seasongood
Garrett
*
with
.
'■
v
mon
100,000
Hut Loir &
Pomcroy, Ins. -ll'll-i
Schwabacher & Co. -li:,
SUaughnessy
Freeipaa
A.
April
188,
SEC
Fenner
•
U. S. Vitamin Corp.—Stock
Split—Name Changed—
150,000
_il l:2_»
.--
-
t
150,000
!■:
i
Keir.er,
Roberts
jl
200,000
.Inc.
Robert
V.
Schoellkopf,
100,000
Corp../,
Pierce,
250,000
&
Co.-ill/r
Co.-^.l
&.
Lynch,
products.
The Bayer firm is the
Robinson-ilumpiifey'
Inc.—-4
Iowa"Corp._fJ__
Freeman
«
&
tire
in
and
400,000
Parke'"
200.000
for
" ; ,;v
rubber
are
Naugatuck
used
Co.,
__
Close
Schmidt,
200.000
-
First
&
to
chemicals
Salomon Bros. & Huteler
.
150,000
2
to
used
chemicals.
soft enough
.7 1.500,000
Co.-
Co.,
150,000
'
Co.
Co;tototo
to
pinkie
The
100 000
,BlC.to-toto-—to--to;
Ferris
Riter
300 ooo
Jucto, _to'
eibtuent.A. Evans & Co.,
.
miles
or
250:000
Co.
rubber
:
150,000
<fc
Pollock
Rippel
'
_
be
r""'5'..;;''-*"/-,
of
Chemicals
Chris-
Rand &
100,000
•
will
change the properties of
use.
Chemicals,
150.000
&
Incc'12J,-'.. -1224.
,
Edwards,
proceeds
specific
Inc.
E.
Co., Inc.
100,000
Inctoto r
Elkins;"' Morris. Stokes to
Co. vtotototo. ~~~to
L'sie. to Co.. .1—.tolto
t
250,000
&
Ralfensperger, Hughes &
Dreyfus & C9*V~>-100,000
Francis I. duPont & Co. 2,000,000
R,; Jv
it
in
The
company's Naugatuck Chemical division and
Farbenfabriken
Bayer, A. G., .one of Germany's
largest chemical firms, have
jointly
agreed to exchange know-how and
patents on
100,600
Co._;
1,000,000
V
,.
proceeds
$1,750,000 will
^'piggybackd equipment.
of -additional
,
1,500,000
Co.,
$750,000 hf the net
This
of
Carrison,-;.; Wul-
facfn.
Merle-Smith
Merrill
^
development of chemicals
bility of rubber.
,,-100,000
Inc.
Writer
tenscn, Inc.
Phelps, Fenn
1.000.000
to
by
the. terms of the agreement the two
companies will pool tech¬
nical knowledge and research
resources to tackle
250,000
Cb;r_r
Copeland
Kendall;
Peters,
Davis- &
Co.'-to
Dick
.i
&
Northwest
150,000
*,
Cullom
Dec.
,
Overton
250,000
Securities.
c.o.:,
Sh- lby
Hirschberg, Ixic.
Patterson,
250,000
Co.-..
A.
Pacific
200.000
Inc.toX 1,200,000
Burr,
nocixication
for
ana
Bond
record
Under
: 750,000
Norris fa
■;
Winslow; Irtc.
Clay ton
of
2'~
and:approximately
manufacture
150,000
Corp.
250,000
•
headed
••
' p."2i86.":^
•
100,000
Moreland, Brandenberger,
Johnston & Currie J.';
Mullaney, Wells
Co. v
Now
York Hanseatic
200.000
Cftaee/; Whiteside
•
net
" :
200,000
Moore. Leonard & Lyncli
.to- Sherrerct l^^L;.
stockholders
United States Rubber
Co.—Patent
Co. >.—2'
Mid-South Securities Co. •
750.000;
Brothers^
quisitldh
&
;■>-
Pick-
Carolina Securities Corp.
K
bo.-';-vf{ 250,000
of;uhdrrwriters
Approximately
.;.
-
&■
a group
Smith.
to
olieratioris,
,
Bs-rd
t
-Masten
its
100,000
100,000
-
ard.
Butcher
Coe300,000
Marx & ; Cpkt:.'- 2
-100,000
to
conditional
sale. - contracts
for 2trailers,
tractors
-equipment, pTeviously acquired by the
company for
250,000
&
McMrster Hutchinson
Denton/;
Burns,'; Corbett to
Co.—".
McCourtney-BreckenfiSge
J750,Q00
Company; 1,000,000
&
&
A.-E.
3;. Co.^l„_
; 200,000;
Co.^V^/lOO.OOO ■&
Eegg
Hugo
-
Blair- to
Bradford
&. Alle-:;.'r'
Inc.r../__2/L__" 2:. 1OC.00Q
C.
Mackall
200.000
2,000.000
Wheoler
man,
,
John
'?/
Co.
**
Leedy,
"
100,d00
North
Bear:* Stearns & Co.
I>:
of
considerably during the past three months,
Washington Water Power
Offering With SEC—
Co.—Proposed Offering—
how plans to offer
.
bj
f
Bioren
program
paid
—V.
19^8 the :right to subscribe on or be*ore
Jan. 6,
1959 for 203,397
additional shares of capital stock (no par value! on the basis of one
n^w share, fOF each four shares held. The
offering will be underwritten
<
.
Co;
company "
18,
.
-
barret, Pitch,
letter
a
UNDERWRITERS
.
to
felt
tion
,
Whipple
R.
tors
.
S*4Con,
stock.
have improved
.
..
filed
Ward Baking Co.—Omits
Dividend Action—
^The directors have
.
..-'i
1
Inventory loans
furnished
,
Dec.
on
covering
8
entire gas
In service.
industry: as it provides a practicable, workable
Other communication
procedure
for
a
natural
by - the company include
gas
company
to obtain
rate
teletypewriter exchange
adjustments
:when necessary for, it to
service and services:,and: facilities
;for private line
continue to receive an adequate rate of
teletypewriter use;-"-- 'return. The
for1-the trarisinissioh' of radio andj
neclslbn should' iacilitate
television programs ; and/for other
necessary expansion of the in¬
dustry and financing required for new
purposes.V'"""-■'■' •• v;
construction, he. said.
'-'J
•———
"'Transcontinental, which is the major supplier of natural
"f^EARNINGS-^For the. nirte months ended Sept.
gas
to
the New York-—New
30, 1958, "the com- ■
Jersey—Philadelphia area,- has not been directly
pany bad; total operating revenues of
$519,800,924- and net income of
affected by the
Memphis Case as it. has had no rate inbrease
$72.469,251.
pro¬
:;
'■
\
:
'•;•••/'
;i \
ceedings pending.—V. 188, p. 2294.
"had 6,098,307 telephones
company
services
corporation
300,000 shares of common stock to
be
-($1 per share!, without
underwriting.
The proceeds
to pay bank
and other
Corp.—Memphis Case
and General
59
Vickers Tractor, Ltd.,
Muskegon, Mich.—Files—
;
SEC
.mainly .-. local
and
toll
telephone.' service,
in
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, < North
Carolina
and
Tennessee.
On
Sept. / 30,.v -1958,
Florida,
Carolina,
Third Deer
sold
Welding's
operate
as
purchase
a
installation
also
under
annual
subsidiary
price
of
at
manufactures
the
the
sales
of
the
a
trade
Garrisorv
broad
name
volume
line
Dan)
of
"Southwest.^
approximates
Project
road
con¬
*
$12,000,000.
Yuba.
acquisition
was
not
announced.
Negotiations leading to this purchase were handled by Forest Tanc^r,
the Industrial Department of Sutro to Co., San Fra«c)sco,
Manager of
OalU.—V.
188.
D.
1659.
,
The Commercial and Financial
of
Board of Education
Etowah County
&
—
The
to
awarded
-196—were
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Lombardo,
&
inc.
La
Los
rants
.1^96
offered
—
—-
revenue
Dec. 9
awarded
were
to
until
group
a
the
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Courts
&
Co., and Clement A.
dvans &
Co., at
Due
500,000 3.90s. Due on June 1 from
1965
200,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1983 inclusive.
1980 to
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Sierra Vista Sch.
Oist. No. 97 (P. O.
bligation
Dec.;4
Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—1The" $7,000
Bond
awarded
general
offered
bonds
school
188, p. 2296
v.
—
to
were
—
Ely, Beck &
Refnes,
Co.
•
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $380,000 school
building
bonds
offered
Dec.
4—
p.
the
San
of
$310,000
for
4—v.
CALIFORNIA
&
High Sch. Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
from
15, 1959. Due on Jan.
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of£
Legality approved by Orrick,
riahlquist, Ilerrington & Sutcliffe,
ce.
of San
•
11
Dec.
uct
us
interest
a
price of 100.03,
cost
of
a
about 3.89%,
follows:
Jan.
on
1963
14,000
to
on
May 15 from
1966 inclusive.
4s. Due
1967 to
payable
Bond
on
May
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
bids at his office
2:30
p.m.
in Santa
(PST)
on
Pec. 23 for the purchase of $19,000
,~;hool bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
Due
on
Jan. 15 from 1960 to 1968
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
't reasurer's
at
1965
and
interest
the
County
office.
El Monte School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $102,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 9—
v.
188, p. 2187—were awarded to
First Western Bank & Trust Co.,
Francisco, and Hill Richards
ban
Jan.
on
1
from
Jan. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
to
on
Jan. 1,1978 and
1979.
Unified
Torrance
—
the
Bank
Trust
of
America
National
&
Savings Association,
San Francisco, as follows:
of
School Distriot,
County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
bonds at a price of
100.045, a net interest cost of
as
on
3.73%,
6s, due
follows: $565,Dec. 15 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive; $130,000 3%s, due Dec. 15, 1964;
$410,000 3%s, due on Dec. 15
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive;
$785,000 3V2S, due on Dec. 15
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive;
and
$1,145,000 3%s, due on
15
from
1973
to
1978
inclusive.
a
a
on
as
1967
due
Dec.
Dec.
15
from
1959
to
15
15
from
from
1965
1968
to
members
(F-A)
of
the
syndi¬
Bank,
Chicago, First Boston Corp., C. J.
Devine
&
Co., Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
R. H. Moulton &
Co., J. Barth &
Co., William R. $taats
Co.; E.
F. Hutton &
Co., Taylor & Co.,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., H. E. Work &
O. Champaign), III.
A. Colbert,
Dist. No. 4 (P.
(CST) on Dec. 17 for the pur¬
of $712,000 school building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
p.m.
clusive.
and
Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company in Illinois as may be mu¬
tually agreed upon between the
purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
County School District
(P. O. Lapwai), Idaho
Offering — Emery Bate-
Perce
Nez
No.
341
Bond
man,
District
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST)
on
Dec. 18 for the
purchase of $325,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1959.
Due
on
Jan.
from
1
1961
nance.
of
the
Director
Legality
of
Principal
in New
City. Legality approved by
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
disposal plant bonds was
group composed of Fos¬
ter & Marshall, Boettcher & Co.,
and Merrill and Peterson, Inc.
sold to
a
basis of about 3.34%.
<■
-
Bond
bonds
2296—were
awarded
Pierce, -Fenner
to
188,
the
p.
First
1962
.
about
of
A.
Colbert,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17 for the
purchase of $712,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
•
•
»
Bond Sale
school
Dec.
10
—
building
—
v.
188,
-
Due
Jan.
3j/2S.
;
on
?.
1
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
DuPage
and Cook Counties Com¬
munity Consolidated School District
No.
as
Offering—E.
as
1 from
1965 inclusive.
to
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 1,
Hinsdale), III.
v.
Sale—The $95,000 school
180
bonds offered Dec. 4—
p. 2297—were awarded to
Municipal Bond Corporation,
The $25,000,000
188,
the
follows:
$70,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to
1969 inclusive.
25,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
DuPage County School District No.
44 (P. O. Lombardo), III.
Bond
building
were
Sale—The $550,000 school
offered
bonds
awarded
to
a
Dec.
group
.
9
com¬
posed of First National Bank of
Chicago, Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Al¬
lan Blair & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.25, a basis of about 3.73%.
bonds offered
2188 — were 1 Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
p.
r-t
£•<
3.56%,
4s. Due on Jan.
1,450,000
Champaign County Community Unit
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Chicago), III.
3—v.
$440,000
cost
building
Chicago Board of Education (P. O.
Sale—The $580,000 school
Dec.
Co., Chicago, Merrill Lynch,
& -Smith, Dean
Witter & Co., and Illinois Com¬
pany, at a price of 100.02, a net
Trust
v.
Shelton, Conn.
offered
group composed of the Conti¬
nental Illinois National Bank &
a
Bond
ILLINOIS
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$1,120,000 new
high school bonds offered Dec. 11
—v.
188, p. 2401—were aWarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.; Estabrook &
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co., and Putnam & Co.,
as
3.40s, at a price of 100.58, a
•
lighting ' bonds offered .,:Dec.., 8—
.188, p; 2297—were awarded to
v.
$416,000
sewage
Bond
Newtown, Conn.
*-■
.
$2;600,000 street
710,000 3.60s. Due 011 Jan. 1 from
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Payette, Ida.
Bond Sale—An issue of
CONNECTICUT :
Sale—The
Cicero, III
:
Champaign), III.
ard, of Denver.
Bond
*
Bond Sale—-The
interest
by
approved
Co., Good-
and Ellis & Co.
Fi¬
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
&
body & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Hay den, Miller & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas, Rand &
Co., McDonald & Co., Ernst &
Co., Third National Bank in Nash¬
ville, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
First National Bank, of Memphis,
National City Bank,; of Cleveland,
Robinson - Humphrey
Co., Inc.,
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
follows:
inclusive.
1979
York
House,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30 p.m.
(MST) on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $300,000 sewer improvement revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Wells
Mullaney,
and
to
fiscal agency of the State
Bond Offering—Miles F.
office
Kidder & Co., Inc.
A. M.
(J-J) payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office, or at the
Fort Collins, Colo.
the
Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Na¬
Chicago,
tional Boulevard Bank, of
Offering—E.
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
interest
COLORADO
to
1978 inclusive.
cate: Harris Trust & Savings
Champaign Community Unit School
to
1972 inclusive;
and $215,000
3%s, due on Dec. 15 from 1973
Other
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the
County's fiscal agencies in
New York City and Chicago.
interest
inclusive; $135,000 31/2S,
on
1960
Principal and interest payable at
inclusive;
on
from
1
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
of
$20,000 3%s,
due Dec. 15, 1964; $75,000 3y4s,
due
1979
Feb.
on
about
cost
follows: $100,000 6s,
Dec.
Due
price of 100.003,
interest
net
purchase of $1,650,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
to
$3,035,000
000
the
1959.
Taylor & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
IDAHO
chase
1964 inclusive.
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 6 for
County, Calif.
until
Due
1962 to
nicipal improvement bonds offered
Dec. 8
v.
188, p. 2401 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
3.74%,
liams, County Clerk, will receive
&
188,
Blyth
County Clerk, will receive sealed
545,000 bonds at
15 from
1970 inclusive.
p.
to
mu¬
1963
Rosa,
5s.
$15,000
Bond
Sale—The $3,580,000
due
sealed
at
1972
interest
County
and
the
4—v.
follows:
as
Los Angeles,
Cotati School District, Sonoma
Bond
15 from 1960 to
Principal
Dec.
$15,000 3%s. Due
Dec.
gen¬
Inc., at a price of 100.06, a
interest cost of about 4.19%,
Co.,
net
Mountain View, Calif.
.
Co., at
Co.,
Honolulu (City and County of),
protection
awarded
25,000 4s. Due
$29,000 school
2—v. 188, p:
V2187—were awarded to Hill Rich¬
ards &
offered
$125,000
fire
85,000 4 !4s. Due
about
Sale—The
obligation
Dec. 23 for the
on
Sale—The
Bond
eral
purchase of $66,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
County, Calif.
offered
County, Calif.
Hallowell,
(PST)
a.m.
Francisco.
Bond
HAWAII
of
office
2188—were
bids at his office in Ventura until
Alvarado School District, Alameda
bonds
of
Association,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(J-J)
a.m.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Board
Finance
Home
and
City Bank, and
both of New
York, Lehman Brothers, J. P. Mor¬
gan &
Co. Inc., Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York, Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Phelps, Tenn & Co., Blair
& Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Philadelphia National Bank,
of Philadelphia, A. C.
Allyn &
Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
Shields & Co., R. H. Moulton &
Co., Seattle-First National Bank,
of Seattle.-; :
'..-.V"
Trust
a.m.
National
America
of
Treasurer's office.
(PST) on Dec. 16 for the
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
15
his
at
9
T.
bids at his office in Martinez until
Dated Jan.
the
of
Secretary
well,
Housing
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Moorpark Union School District,
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11
at
Savings
inclusive.
Acalanes Union
Offering-—W.
Bond
Due
2J 87—was postponed.
Bond
Municipal Water District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering—Dave L. Cald¬
Dec. 5 to the Federal
on
a
National-
Bankers
activities
sold
Trust
City, and Halsey, Stu¬
Inc., as 3M>s, at a price
basis of about 3.45%.
Other members of the syndicate:
100.46,
First
exempt housing and
revenue
bonds
non-tax
000
student
San
Francisco.
Ventura
bonds
1.88, p.
school
Dec.
ap¬
Myers,
&
Rainbow
bonds
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
scheduled
interest
County
Legality
&
art & Co.,
of
..
Emory University (P. O. Atlanta),
Georgia
Bond Sale—An issue of $4,000,-
was
Bond Offering—L. E.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
payable
Bank
Trust
Maricopa County School District
No. 83
of
1979
1960 to
and
the
office.
by O'Melveny
Los Angeles.
proved
Co.v. Continental
New York
GEORGIA
County
Trust
National -Bank
National Bank,, all of
Chicago; Chase Manhattan Bank,
Catkins, o^??rr0Wj ^
as 3 /4S, 3.90s and 4s.
interest
the
at
.
&
Stone &
Webster Securities
in San Diego, until
Hawaii
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., F. S.
(PST) on Jan. 19 for the
Bond Offering — L. S. Goto, Smithers &
Co., First National
purchase of $250,000 water works
Lowell Joint School District, Los
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids Bank of Oregon, Seattle, Bacon,
system construction and acquisi¬
at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Stevenson & Co., Paine, Webber,
Angeles and Orange Counties,
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
California
Trust Division, Jackson & Curtis, Braun, BosDue on July 1 from 1965 to 1985 Bank, Corporate
30 Broad St., New York City, un¬ worth &
Bond Sale—The $168,000 school
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton
inclusive.
Principal and interest
til 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 19 for the &
building bonds offered Dec. 9—v. (J-J)
Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
payable at the Bank of
188, p. 2188—were awarded to the America National Trust & Savings purchase of $1,405,000 public off- Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Greg¬
street parking facilities revenue
First Western Bank & Trust Co.,
ory & Sons,i\Gity National Bank
Association in San Diego, Los An¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on & Trust
San Francisco,, and Hill Richards
Co., and American Na¬
geles, or San Francisco, or at the
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive. tional Bank &
& Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
Trust-Co., both of
District's
fiscal agency
in New
Callable at any time from qxcess
101.90, a basis of about 3.77%.
Chicago.
- •'
: .
York City or Chicago.
Legality
parking revenue funds. Principal
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Mojave Public Utility District,
and interest (A-O) payable at the
lanta, City National Bank & Trust
of Los Angeles.
Kern County, Calif.
Treasurer's office in Honolulu, or
Co., and Commerce Trust Com¬
Bond Sale
The $76,000 school
Rubidoux Community Services Dist. at the above-mentioned bank. Le¬
pany, both of Kansas City, Barr
building bonds offered Dec. 9—
(P. O. 4190 Riverview Drive),
gality approved by Chapman & Brothers & Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
v.
188, p. 2401—were awarded to
Rubidoux), Calif.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Kean,
1660—were awarded to
a
group headed by the Valley Na¬
tional Bank, of Phoenix.
188,
v.
from
Principal
payable
(F-A)
.
_
.
.
w
composed of
Savings Bank,
group
a
Trust
Co.; First
1996
to
and
Principal
inclusive.
Treasurer's
Ostly,
1 from 1961
Feb.
on
Harris
—
Maricopa County School District
No. 40
Sch. Dist.,
Treasurer's office.
1979 inclusive.
to
1
Feb.
on
(F-A)
follows:
as
Due
9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 6 for
purchase of $500,000 school
inclusive.
a.m.
$7,000,000 flood control improvebonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
price of 100.01,
a
net interest cost of about 3.88 %,
(PST)
purchase of
11
the
for
13
Jan.
on
until
Fla.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 reve¬
nue
bonds offered Dec. 9 were
awarded to Beil & Hough, and
ment
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
188, p.
v.
—
High
bids
sealed
Illinois
a
Chattahoochee,
receive
will
Auditor,
County
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
The $700,000
refunding war¬
Sale
Warrant
electric
Union
Puente
Sheffield, Ala.
■
(PST)
purchase of $1,-
200,000 general obligation water¬
works
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Le¬
of
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.;
Cumberland Securities Corp., and
Watkins
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Bond Offering — V. A. Heim,
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
Dec. 16 for the
on
composed
L.ubbs,
receive
simmons, City Clerk, will
sealed
group
a
Fitz-
awarded to
Corp.,
100.41,
Northern
Orange County Flood Control Dist.
Offering—Virginia
Bond
$1,250,000
fimited tax capital outlay school
warrants offered Dec. 9—v. 188, p.
Sale
of
Earle May & Co., Brush,
& Co., Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger, and C. N. White.
Calif.
Fullerton,
(P. O. Gadsden), Ala.
Warrant
Boston
Slocumb
as 3!4s, at a price
basis of about 3.20%.
FLORIDA
Co., J.
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price
100.008, a basis of about 3.74%.
&
ALABAMA
\
Monday, December 15, 1958
PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND
*
.,.
.
CITYHDEPARTlliiW^PI&^
STATE AND
a
Chronicle
(2512)
>0
Volume
188
Number 5803
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2513)
from
1961
to
1977
inclusive.
In¬
inclusive.. Principal and interest
payable
at f the " Citizens : State
Bank, of New Castle.- Legality ap¬
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Fulton
School
District
proved
No.
341
(P.
by
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
County Community High
O.
Lewistown), III.
Offering—Carl L. Ford,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
on
Dec.
15 for
$1,029,000 school
site and building bonds.
Dated
Ddc. 15, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959
J-D.
man
to
1978
inclusive.
Bond
Sale —The
improvement
4—v.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
St.
to
188,
$13,000 street
offered
Dec.
Company.
Town
Offering
-r-
E. F.
Seifert,
Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
Dec. 15 for the purchase of
$39,495.30
street
improvement
and
until 8 p.m.
bonds,
the
$24,896.58 town's share bonds.
14,598.65 bonds.
(CST) on Dec. 15 for
purchase of $291,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 15,
1958. Due
1978
Dec.
on
1 from
1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
■
Henry and Rock Counties Com-
•
The
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. "(CST)
the purchase
of -
on
Dec.
$922,000
building
bonds.
1958. Due
1978
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
16 for
school
Dec.
1 from
1960 to
Interest J-D.
gality, approved
by
15,
Le¬
Charles
&
«Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
*
Jackson
*
No.
165
Bond
Dist.
bids
until
Dec.
15
serially
on
No.
Rouge Parish Con. Sch.
1
(P. O. Baton Rouge),
—
The
$22,500,000
1872—were awarded to
p.
dicate
County, Bloomington Sch.
No. 87 (P. O.
Bloomington),
of
a
~
$3,750,000 6s.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
9,900,000 3%s. Due
on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1973, inclusive.
^.
7,250,000 3.60s.; Due
from
1974
1,600,000
to
2V2s.
1978,
Due
Feb.
1
inclusive.
on
t
on
Feb.
1,
1979.
Equitable
Securities
Sale—The $65,000 Motor
Vehicle Highway Fund bonds of¬
Company, at
and
Burton
Bond Sale—The $101,000 school
offered Dec. 2—v. 188, p.
2297—were
awarded
to
Bond
7
eral
offered
Dec.
p.
about 3.12%.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
Offering
Frederick
J.
Reardon, City Treasurer, will
re¬
—
ceive sealed bids until
noon (EST)
purchase of
$500,000
school
project
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1959. Due on Jan.
Dec.
on
15
for
17
from
1960
to
the
1979
inclusive,
175,000 3s.
Special
Assessment
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Boston.
payable
at
Pontiac School
District, Mick.
,
\
Offering—Walter L. Godsell, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
for
8
the
and
(EST) on Dec.
of $2,000,000
p.m.
inclusive.
Bonds
due
"
1979
thereafter
and
of
as
Jan.
eral
in
1,
Interest
of Detroit.
Troy School District, Mich.
Sale—The $150,000 school
Note
notes
offered
2402—were
troit Bank
Dec.
9—v.
awarded
& Trust
to
,
$325,000
school
Dec.
gen¬
building
188, p.
3—v.
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
J. M. Dain & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.02%, as follows:
;
.
$65,000 3.60s. Due
188,
p.
De¬
the
offered
2298—were
J-J.
by Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKcan & Cudlip,
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
callable
are
1971.
approved
Indep. School District
No. 577, Minn.
Bond
-
Legality
Dec.
Caldwell, Phillips Co.
Willow River
purchase
building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
1985
,*
additional^in¬
1V2% from Feb. 1 to
school
to
bear
1, 1959. Other members of the
syndicate: J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, North¬
western National Bank, of Minne¬
apolis, Kalman & Co., Inc., .Juran
& Moody, Inc., American National
Bank, of St. Paul, E. J. Prbscott
&
Co., Mannheimer-Egan;
Inc.,
Bond
15
Dec. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
bonds
terest of
a
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Da¬
vis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
bids
Holden, Mass.
Bond
Offering — W.
Goulding
Warren, Town Treasurer, will re¬
(M-S)
s
1972 inclusive. '
1973 to
trust company designated
from
1
Dec. 1 from
on
425,000 3.70s. Due
The
Dec.
on
1968 inclusive.
1969 to
Dis¬
Principal
or
Due
1964 to
-
Dec. 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
180,000 3y2s. Due
3 and 4 bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
interest
188,
group
net interest
par, a
$110,000 2.60s. Due
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Dec. 22 for the purchase of
$12,000
bank
a
Allison-Williams
cost of about 3.63%, as follows:.
lins,
r-rincipal and interest payable
at
the First National Bank of Boston.
a
the
1960 to
and
$890,000 gen¬
improve¬
sewer
price of
9—
1960 to
on
Jan. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
35,000 3.80s. Due
Co., at 1.95%
on
Jan. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
interest.
150,000 3.90s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
•
1974 to
MINNESOTA
;
,
75,000
•
■
Boonville-Boon Township School
Nusloch,
Andrews
Baudean
&
Wells,
&
Smith,
Arnold
New Bedford, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $200,000
Inc.,
water
Crane, Glas & Company, bonds offered Dec. 8—v. 188, p.
Bond Offering—Gdbert A. Hig- &
Schweickhardt & Co., Kohlmeyer & 2402—were awarded to Harkness
gins, Secretary of School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 2 Co., Ladd Dinkins & Co., E. F. 8c Hill, Inc.; as 3.40s, at a price
Hutton & Co., Third National Bank of
p.m.
100.39, a basis of about 3.35%.
(CST) on Dec. 19 for the
in Nashville, Courts &
Co., Stranpurchase of $47,000 school build¬
PittsHeld, Mass.
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 19, 1959. ahan, Harris & Co., Commerce
Bond Offering — John J. Fitz¬
Due semi-annually on Jan. and Trust Company, of Kansas City,
July 1, 1965 and 1966. Legality J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., City Na¬ gerald, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The First
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, Kenower, MacArthur & National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Co., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., pal Division, 45 Milk Street, until
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind. of Winston-Salem.
11 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 17 for the
Bond Sale—The $5,040,000 bonds
Julien Collins & Co., Dane & purchase of $600,000 water supply
-offered Dec. 9—v. 188, p, 2188—
improvement loan bonds. Dated
Co., Weil Investment Co., Rapides
^were awarded to a
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
group headed Bank & Trust
Co., of Alexandria,
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
by Smith, Barney & Co., as 3%s,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., John W.
and interest (J-D) payable at The
at a price of 100.08, a basis of
Reinhart & Co., Burns, Corbett &
First National
about 3.11%.
Bank of Boston.
Pickard, Inc., McCormick & Co.,
Other members of the account:
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Juran
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Moody, Inc., H. V. Sattley & Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
& Co., John Nuveen &
Co., W. E. Co., Inc., Stubbs, Smith & LomTaunton, Mass.
Hutton & Co., Gregory & Sons,
bardo, Inc., Wheeler & Woolfolk,
Bond Sale
The $130,000 mu¬
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., FitzInc., Steiner, Rouse & Co., Soden nicipal relief bonds offered Dec.
patrick, Sullivan & Co., Laurence Investment Co., T. J. Feibleman &
9—v. 188. p. 2402—were awarded
M. Marks & Co., McDonnell &
Co., Co., and Derbes & Co.
to
the First National
Bank
of
Park, Ryan, Inc., G. C. Haas &
Boston, as 2.10s, at a price of
Lafayette Parish Water Works
Co., and Ginther & Co.
District No. 1 (P. O. Lafayette),
100.04, a basis of about 2.07%.
New Castle, Ind.
Louisiana
Corporation (P. O. Boonville), Ind.
Duluth, Minn.
$325,000 gen¬
equipment bonds
obligation
offered Dec.
8—v.
awarded
were
188,
to
a
2298—
p.
group
—
Bond
Offering
—
Percy
Scott,
of First National Bank of
Chicago, and First American Na¬
tional Bank of Duluth, jointly, as
price of 100.30,
a
a
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 22 for the purchase of
$30,-
000
Cemetery bonds. ; Dated Dec.
1, 1958. Due semi-annually on
Jan. and July 1 from 1960 to 1974
MICHIGAN
bids
until
1
(CST) on Jan.
15 for the purchase of $270,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
p.m.
extra 2%
an
Minnesota
and
v.
a
Sale—The $1,000,000 road
/
Bond
Offering
Boyd
Mullen,
will
—
Clerk,
receive
(CST) on.
Dec. 19 for the purchase of $40,000 road and bridge bonds. Du«
a.m.
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
bridge bonds offered Dec. 9—
188,
2402—were awarded to
of the North¬
p.
composed
group
Trust
ern
Williams
Co., Chicago, AllisonCo., J. M. Dain & Co.,
Northwestern
National
Bank,
Minneapolis,
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood, Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
and Woodard-Elwood & Co., at a
price of 100.12,
a
net interest cost
of about 2.71%, as follows:
$175,000 4%s. Due
and
on
Jan. 1, 1960
on
1962 to
Offering—Gerald
Harri¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
15 for the purchase of $100,000
municipal park bonds. Dated Jan.
son,
bids
1, 1959
to
Due
1979
Principal and
a place
des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauerpayable
Greenwood, Miss.
on
Bond Sale—The
Jan. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
First
were
awarded
the
to
2189—were
Co., at
interest
a
awarded, to Lewis
price of 100.06, a net
of about 3.44%, as
cost
follows:
$28,000 4s.
1960 to
National
Bank, of St. Paul,
and Harold E. Wood & Co., joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.04.
$200,000 indus¬
trial bonds offered Dec. 5—v. 188,
&
Northfield, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 188,
—
at
nicht, of St. Louis.
p.
2081
Jan. 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
interest
1965 inclusive.
430,000 2.70s. Due
1966 to
Corinth, Miss.
Bond
Jan. 1 from
1961.
395,000 2V2s. Due
p.
interest from
Copiah County (P. O. Hazlehurst)t
Mississippi
Chancery
County (P. O. Red Wing),
from
15, 1959 to Jan. 15, 1960.
sealed bids until 11
Goodhue
Bond
on
MISSISSIPPI
basis
of about 2.76%.
Due
72,000 3y4s. Due
1966 to
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1974
100,000 3j/2s. Due
Orono
Bond
Offering—G. G. Varvaro,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
Jan.
com¬
'
-
carry
posed
2.80s, at
Due
In addition the entire issue will
Sale—The
Bond
1979 inclusive.
4s.
Jan. 1
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
t
eral
Indep. School District
1975 to
on Jan.
1984 inclusive.
1 from
No. 278, Minn.
Coopersville Public Schools District
Cooper sville), Mich.
No. 26 (P. O.
Offering Date
Changed
—
Jackson, Miss.
The
Bond Sale—The
$710,000 special
improvement bonds offered
10
v.
188, p. 2298 — were
$1,300,000
school building and site bonds of¬
offering of $200,000 school build¬
ing bonds originally scheduled for
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 9—v. 188, p.
street
fered
2189—ha*
awarded
Bond
were
Sale
Dec.
—
9—v.
awarded
to
The
188
a
n
group
22P7—
com¬
'\m.
been
(CCT»
en
..
'
"
2298—were awarded to
Offering—Joseph L. Col¬
Paving
Mass.
Sale—The
obligation
by
tricts Nos.
Cambridge,
Willmar, Minn.
headed
Gibraltar, Mich.
"
.
Bond
payment
Jan. -1,
ment bonds offered Dec. 8—v.
v.
Towns-,
end, Dabney & Tyson, as 3.20s, at
a
price
of
100.64, a basis of
after
Co., at
building bonds
188, p. 2297.
thereafter
interest
any
and
Town¬
ships, Genesee School District No.
Fractional (P. O. Flint), Mich.
and
designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
,•
v
price of 100.09.
a
on
on
'
Mundy
1979
pany
fered Dec. 1—v.
188, p. 2297—were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Flint,
in
1969.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank or trust com¬
Bond
&
due
callable, in inverse numerical
order,
bonds
Corporation,
Harris Trust and
Diet.
Savings Bank,
of Chicago,
/■
Smith, Barney & Co., ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
'e Illinois
V
Bond Sale—The $590,000 school Chase Manhattan Bank, of New (EST) on Dec. 17 for the purchase
of $490,000 bonds, as follows:
Sachs
&
•building bonds offered Dec. 4— York, Goldman,
Co.,
v.
Ripley & Co., Inc.; $370,000
school
188, p. 2297—were awarded to Harriman
project.,; bonds.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1959 to
4he First Boston
Corporation, as White, Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch,
1978 inclusive.
t2%s, at a price of 100.07, a basis Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Paine,
of about: 2.86%.
120,000 school bonds.
Due on
Webber, Jack¬
son
Dec.
15
& Curtis, Blair & Co.,
from
1959
to
1978
Inc.,
Whiteside and Rock Island
Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
inclusive.
;
Newman,
Counties School District No. 87
Brown & Co., Inc., National Bank
The bonds are dated Dec. 15,
(P. O. Erie), III.
of Commerce, Hibernia National 1958.
Principal and interest pay¬
£
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
Bank, both of New Orleans.
able
at the Merchants National
building bonds offered Nov. 24—
White, Hattier & Sanford, R. S. Bank of Boston.
Legality ap¬
v. 188, p. 2189—were awarded to
Dickson & Co., Barrow,
Leary & proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price Co., John Nuveen &
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Co., B. J. Van
of 100.06, a net interest cost of
Ingen & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
about 3.14%, as follows:
Lynn, Mass.
First National Bank, of
Memphis,
Note Sale—The $800,000 notes
$35,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
offered Dec. 10 were awarded to
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
lanta, Stern Brothers & Co., How¬
the
Essex
Trust
Co., Lynn, at
50,000 3s. Due- on Nov. 1 from ard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
1.578% discount.
& Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Ducour:
; :
1963 to 1967 inclusive/ ...:' j.
Due on June 11, 1959. Payable
% 40,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from nau & Kees, W. H. Morton & Co.,
in Boston or New York City. Le¬
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., First
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
of Michigan
Corporation, Wm. E.
INDIANA
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Pollock & Co., Inc.
-
1987 inclusive.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
submitted for the $1,750,000 school
syn¬
by the Northern
Trust Co., Chicago, Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
at a price of 100.86, a net interest
cost of about
3.60%, as follows:
to
are
Oct. 1 from
on
Kohl¬
MAINE
headed
Other members of the syndicate:
McLean
composed
Leary & Company.
general obligation school building
bonds offered Dec, 10 — v.
188,
$922,000 school
"building bonds.
2189—were awarded
p.
& Co., Ladd, Dinkins & Co.,
Weil Investment
Co., and Barrow,
Louisiana
<
for the purchase of
;
Dec.
Brunswick, Maine
County' High Sch'. District
(P.[ O. Carbondale), III.
'/receive sealed
offered
meyer
1960 to 1964, inclusive.
Offering— N. A. Bosan,
Superintendent of Schools, will
i
$300,000 public
bonds
group
LOUISIANA
East Baton
BondSale
rich,
f
188,
Bonds
1974 inclusive.
Farmington, Mich.
,
Illinois
Offering—James M. Fei-
improvement
a
to
1975
Waterworks
,
Bond Sale—The
3—v.
No. 279, Minn.
date
Parish
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Callable after 5 years.
munity Unit School District No. 223
Bond
mature
1972
800,000 3%s. Due
Company, jointly.
to
follows:
bonds
(P. O. Chalmette),
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. St. Bernard),
Louisiana
oral
as
&
Bernard
Independent School District
MacArthur
&
Bond
Co.,
and
Offering—A. C. Hewitt,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., at a price District Clerk, will receive sealed
of 100.01, a* net interest cost of
bids until noon (CST) on Dec. 16
about 3.72%, as follows:
for the purchase of $572,000
gen¬
$370,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from eral
obligation
building
bonds.
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
130,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
3—v.-188, p. 2189—were awarded
to Kohlmeyer &
Co., and Ladd,
St.
Offering — Carl L.
Ford, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Additional
2
Osseo
ower,
Bond Sale—The $300,000 public
improvement bonds offered Dec.
Dinkins
Elkader, Iowa
Bond
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Ken¬
Louisiana
2189—were awarded
p.
Carlton D. Beh
as
Bernard Parish Fire Protection
District No.
bonds
Callable
1, 1972. Interest F-A. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
-
Clinton, Iowa
Interest
,
-
&
IOWA
Bond
until 8 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
Ice
1961 to 1989 inclusive.
of Feb.
61
chanced
Pr<\
17.
to
7:30
Dec.
I.r
k
—
rp
to
the
"
J:
First
.<
National
r.
a
02
10(\l0,
price of
3.10%.
City.
Lumberton, Miss
4
Dec.
&
ourn
—
188,
v.
to
awarded
a
2190
were
—
composed of
group
bonds offered Dec. 8
2190—were awarded
to a group composed of John J.
Ryan & Co., Lebenthal & Co.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., and Ewing
ous
Kroeze, McLarty & Co., Lewis &
Co., Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
Phillip Gatney & Company.
188,
and
Fit/tola County Supervisors Districts
p.
basis of about 3.74%.
a
bonds
dustrial
Dover Twp. (P. O.
9-—v.
Dec.
offered
1118, p/ 2298—were awarded to a
group composed of First National
Bank
of
Memphis,
Scharff &
gate, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
awarded
2.80s, at
Prin¬
Toms River. Legality approved by
80,000 3j/4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1969
a
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
$160,000 water
10—v. 188, p.
2402—were awarded to George B.
bonds are dated Jan. 1,
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
The
1959.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Holtz,
Tupelo, Miss.
$50,000
Town
ceive
sealed
of
public
improvement bonds offered Nov.
17—v. 188, p. 2080—were awarded
to Cady & Co.'
Union
Bond Offering—Richard R. Mc¬
O. New Albany), Miss.
v
•
16
Dec.
on
the
for
purchase of
bonds.
Due
Industrial
$115,000
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 23 for
purchase of $74,000 school
bond; Dated Feb ^ ^58 Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Branchville Na¬
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
tional Bank of Branchville. Legal¬
ity
#
MISSOURI
approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.
Kirksville School District, Mo.
school
bonds was
to Stern Brothers & Co.
Sch.
bonds.
school
The
Jan.
Dated
Amortization bonds will
1959.
be the first choice and serial bonds
will be
the
choice
second
of
Due
bonds.
from
1 from
(MST) on
of $218,-
'
292.85
1
1959
on
in¬
1968
to
J
3,000
to
Control bonds.
from
curbing
from
1
1963, inclusive.
Peoria Street curbing
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
from
1
1960 to
1963, inclusive.
Warsaw
Street curbing
10,000
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
1963, inclusive.
Cedar, Tudor and Camp¬
from
the
school board.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of Nov. 24
1960
dated
Dec.
1,
1958. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Boardwalk Nation¬
al Bank of Atlantic City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
are
Moorestown
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Moorestown), N. J.
1968,
lateral
Street
;
Due
.
on
Jan.
bonds.
166,000
1960
to
on
from
Due
Due
on
Jan.
1
bonds.
to
Jan.
1
to
1960
Jan.
1
1970, inclusive.
from
are
.
'
-
1960
^
to
of
as
Long
3s, at
Massena,
*
Bond
Island,
King & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
of Westchester,
of
par.
■,yA}-r
Y.
•
(J-J) pay¬
able at the Manufacturers & Trad¬
Trust
Co., Buffalo. Legality
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
:
until
bids
sealed
ceive
2
Messena
p.m.
2299—were awarded
headed by the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
to
approved by
Sykes, Heckler ' &
Galloway, of New York City.
Legality
follows:
as
;
Due
.
ed to
/"....
series
June
on
r;;
A
1
'..'
.
:
bond^ 0s 3s.
from 1959 to
1,865,000 series B bonds as 23/4s.
Due on June 1 from 1960 to
i
var¬
•
1979, inclusive.
"
Guaranty Trust Co,, Of
'
*
v
;
syndicate:
Other members of the
188, p; 2298—were awards
group composed of Halsey,
a
of 100.025, a
of about 2.80%,
1967/inclusive:
bonds offered Dec.
purposes
10—v.
cost
.1
$1,755,000
-
ious
group
interest
net
,
' Mount Vernon, A. Y.
Sale—The $1,067,500
188, 'p.
a
of Buffalo, at a price
(M-S). payable at the
& Trust Co.,
Vandewater,
.
bonds offered Dec. 9
provement
—v.
Banking
Bond
,//.■/■
.
.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $°,620 000 im¬
-
Sept, 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
& Co.
Harold E. Wood
i
Offering—William B; Me
White Plains, Pen-
ington, Colket & Co., Suplee, Yeatman
& Co., Talmage & Co., and
(EST) on Dec. 18 for. the purchase
of $850,000 school
bonds. Dated
V
:
N.
&
Co., -Hill Richards St Co.; McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.* National Bank
Millan, Village Treasurer, will re¬
dated Jan. 1,1959.
Principal and interest
ers
Bank
Huntington,
,
The bonds
Hibbs
—
Massena.^
33,000 Sewer District No. 7 bonds.
on
Nolan/ Fleming-W. B.
Co., Inc., Freeman &
Co., Fulton Reid & Co., Charles
Folger,
Wood,
yyyy:-
awarded to the Security Na¬
were
tional
1988, inclusive.
Due
1,
Massapequa Park, Nt Y.
i
Sale
The $26,000 curb
installation bonds offered Dec. 11
Bond
inclusive!
from
Dec.
Delafield &
of New York City.
Garage bonds.
Highway
dated
Jan. 1
1960
on
1964,
1988, inclusive.
are
Hawkins,
by
1964, inclusive.
<
6,500 Smallwood Terrace lateral
sewer
Co.,
Anderson 81
Strudwick, Arnhold and S. Bleichr
Winston- Salem,
Co., Courts & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co."'
-V .,V;;
inclusive.
sewer
1
York,
Trust
&
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
City. Legality approved
9,000 Buell Avenue and Genesee
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
to
Mar. 1
Bank
rpeder, Bal!ft$urge & Kraus, Bar¬
tow Leeds & Co., Blewer, Glynn &
from
1
1960 to
170,000
on
Wachovia
New
Bank,
National
ling
New York
1960 to
13,000
Due
:
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Sterr
Mar. 1
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
Jan.
on
to
1959
bonds
The
from
1
Street
Due
on
*
inclusive.
Mansion
Due
Charlottesville.
tional Bank,
1972, inclusive,
;
from 1959 to 1980, inclusive.
1,400,000 Atlantic Beach Erosion
inclusive.
Jan.
on
Due on Mar. .1
District bonds.
1
Jan.
on
1964,
Due
bonds.
from
86,000 water bonds. Due on Dec.
ning, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
I960
1960 to 1963,
clusive.
Bond Offering—Doretta A. Run¬
fL
general
Dec.
Montana
Jam 6 for the purchase
Due-
to
112,500 Lido-Point Lookout Water
Lateral
Union
bell road bonds. Due
Clerk,
City
$78,000
(P. O. Frenchtowit),
Dist. No. 40
1
-
bonds.
bonds.
Russell H.
—
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $164,000 bonds, as follows:
MONTANA
■
p.m.
'
Offering
d
o 11
Denny,
Missoula County, Frenchtown
3
15,000 Alexander Avenue Bridge
Margate City, N. J.
B
sold
building
Goering
from
field &
Bond Sale—An issue of $975,000
.
until
bids
1959
Water Co., Hayden, Miller St Co., Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, Peoples -Na¬
Square
District bonds.
from
Dec. 17 for the purchase
on
Franklin
140,000
— Benedict
T*
Supervisor, will re¬
Offering
sewer
the
,
& Co., King,
-
$445,500 bonds, as follows:
Donald, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering—H. Q. Grisham,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
Trust
kopf,
.
-
$10,000
(P. O. Route No. 206, Frankford),
New Jersey
County Supervisors District
"/ No, 3 (P.
2.99%.
(EST)
Frankford Township School District
Sale—The
Bond
s
-
Dec.
&
Bond
at
of St. Louis.
Co., Newark, SchoellHutton & POmerqy, Ernst
Quirk & Co., LatjrenCe
250,000 Franklin Square Public M. Marks & Co., Chas. E. Weigold
Parking District bonds. Due & Qo.,V Gliekehhatta & -Lembo,
on March "1 from 1959 16-4967,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, Hannahs,
ion
bbnds^ Due; dh Mar; 1
to 1976, inclusive.
1959
&
Company, in Fair Lawn, as 3s,
a
price of 100.04, a basis of
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
r
N.J.
Fair Lawn,
Bond Sale—The
\ Spencer Trask & Co., Weeden
& Co., Baxter & Co., Fidelity Un-
1970,
v
inclusive. ;••;/ •
//
QAAAyAA^^i Ballin & Lee.f-^;
Co., Inc., and Sage,!
New York Hanseatic Corp., Swiss
247,500 Seaford- -Public Parking
District bonds. Due on Mar. 1 Ameriean Corp., J: R. Williston &
Co., jointly, as 3.90s, at
a price of 100.31, a basis of about
>..i
from 1959 to 1976, inclusivej Beane, Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
3.87%.
125,000 Bellmore -Public Parking Ma Ion S. Andrus, Inc., William
District bonds. Due on Mar. 1 Blair & Co., C. F.. Childs & Co.;
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheektowaga),
from
1959 to 1974, inclusive. JuKen 'Collins &^ Co.;GcK>lbody
New York
Gibbons
Rutty
Jan. 1 from
on
450,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
to
Public Parking
Merrick
130,000
Sale—The
offered
Werth-
&
oh Albany, State Bank 6f Albany. /
Due
-
1959
from
1
inclusive.
Canton, N. Y.
Bond
bonds
bonds.
District
ing
-March
from
about
210,000 3V2S. Due
'
NEW YORK
&
>// 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
'
composed of
price of 100.07, a basis
a
$45,000 general
improvement bonds offered Dec.
4—-v. 188, p. 2190—were awarded
to the Fair Lawn-Radburn Trust
and 1970.
,
*
group
of about 2.78%.
interest (J-D) payable
First National Bank of
the
at
1968 inclusive.
1960 to
to
Haupt & Co., Inc., Baxter &
Co., and J. B. Hanauer & Co., as
cipal and
;$260,00& 3^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
gen¬
—
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
follows:
$774,000
improvement bonds offered
4
v.
188, p. 2190 —were
of $275,improvement bonds.
general
^--.AA'A,
,
Sale—The
Bond
eral
Dec. 23 for the purchase
000
2.76%.
about
of
Ira
Offering—Colin J. Apple-
Bond
Jones, Inc., Allen & Co., Cady &
_Cov luc., Hamp Jones Co., and
Lewis & Co., at a price of 100.007,
a net interest cost of about 3.64%,
as
33 Washington
St., Toms River), N. J.
composed of
L. F. Roths¬
Union County (P. O. Elizabeth),
}
New Jersey
Dec.
-
group
Corp.,
Co., and Lee Higginson
2.80s, at a price of 100.17,
as
basis
a
3%s, at a price of 100.03,
& Co., as
and 5 (P. O. Batesville),
/■ //.'
Mississippi
/i1/{
! Bond Sale
The $1,000,000 in¬
Nos. 3, 4,
&
Corp.,
purposes
—v.
to a
Boston
child
$862,000 vari¬
Sale—The
Bond
First
Securities Corp.,
Co, Estabrook & Co., :
A*' bonds.. Due on March 1 from Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., -Kean, :
;
1959 to 1967, inclusive.
Taylor & Co., Manufacturers and
Traders Trust Co., Buffak>. x v* • >
:
1,865,000 street improvement,
land acquisition and highway
Reynolds & Co;, L. F. Rothschild ;
drainage bonds. Due on Mar. 1 & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
from 1959 to 1977, inclusive. Adams, McEntee & Co., A. C. Allyn
265,000 West Hempstead Public & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Parking District bonds. Due A. G. Becker & Co,, Inc., Francis
I. duPont & Co., Federation Bank
:
on March 1 from 1959 to 1973,
/
& Trust Co., New York, First of
inclusive. V; AAy( Ay
100,000 Baldwin Public Parking Michigan Corporation, New York,
District bonds. Due on Mar. 1;, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Gregfrom 1959 "to 1967, inclusive. dry & Sons, Bache & Co., National
60,009 East Atlantic Beadh Park- Commercial Bank & Trust' Co.,
feim
;•
—
awarded
Monday, December 45/1955
.
Webster
$4,060,000 street improvement^
land acquisition and sidewalk
N. J.
:
C
$1,764,000 vari¬
improvement bonds • offered
4
v.
188, p. 2190 —were
Dec.
(P. O.
Cedar Grove), N. J.
bonds offered
p.
Bond Sale—The
ous
;
Cedar Grove Township
Sale—/The $260,000 water
and sewer revenue
Trenton,
by Reed, Hoyt, WashMcCarthy, of New York
approved
basis of about
a
"
Bond
'A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2514)
New York,
approved
Stuart & Co.
Northern Trust
Le-
burn
&
bons &
tal Illinois National Bank &
County High School District Coney, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
(P. O. Livingston), Mont.
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—T. James Mur¬ until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 22 for
phy, Chairman of the Board of the purchase of $340,000 school
% Trustees, will receive sealed bids building bonds. Dated Dec, 1, 1958.
City.
■
—v.
188,
p.
2190.
Bond
Offering—Marion L.
Park
-
No. I
r
/until 8 p.m. (MST)
on Dec. 22
for the purchase of $40,000 prop-
improvement
erty
/• Jan.
1,
bonds.
Dated
1959. Interest J-J.
NEW
Offering
.^Brownlee,
—
Director
Norman
of
Dee.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1960
to
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Burlington
County Trust Co., in
Moores¬
town. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
.
,T.
Finance,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Fredonia, N.
L
Bond
Offering-—Stanley McConVillage Treasurer, will re¬
nell,
ceive
bids
sealed
1983
,
HAMPSHIRE
Dover, N. H.
Note
Due
'
r
(EST)
on
until
2
p.m.
Dec. 17 for the purchase
of
$26,000 sewage treatment plant
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
June
1
from
1959
to
1963
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Manufacturers and
Traders Trust Company, in Fre¬
donia. Legality approved by VanShrewsbury Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Eatontown), N. J.
dewater, Sykes,. Heckler & Gallo¬
:
Bond Sale—The $445,000 school way, of New York City. "
.
!
"
v
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase
of $100,000 notes. Dated Dec. 19,
1958. Due Nov.' 27, 1959.
^
bonds
2402
were
Dec.
9—v.
awarded
to
188,
p.
Phelps,
of
& Co., Inc., and J. R. Ross
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price
100.06, a basis of about 3.74%,
Belleville, N. J.
Bond Offering—Eugene G. Barnett, Acting Town Clerk, will re-
v,
£
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Township of Pennsauken and
Borough of Merchantville (P.
Pennsauken), N. J.
O.
Bond Offering — Gertrude E.
Ruddick, Pennsauken Township
Clerk, and Charles S. Ball, Mer
$185,000 general improvement
chantville Borough Clerk, will re¬
bonds.
Due on Jan. 1 from
(EST) On Dec. 22 for the purchase
$296,000 bonds, as follows:
-
of
ceive
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
73,000 local improvement
•
ment
bonds.
Due
on
assess¬
Jan.
1,
sealed
bMs
until
7
p.m
(EST) on Dec. 22 for the purchase
of $400,000 water bonds.
Datec
Feb. 1, 1959. Due On Feb. 1 from
.
New
B
o 11
bonds
.
(1 S
York
a
1
e
offered
(State of)
priclr & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,' Roosevelt &
Cross, Wood,
Struthers & Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
National State Bank, of Newark,
j
.
The $51,000,000
10 —v.
188,
—
Dec.
Reynolds & Co., Bache & Co., R. D.
2403—were awarded to a syn¬ White & Co., and C./F* Childs
by Chase Manhattan & Co.1 ■../*.
Bank, New York City, at a price
of 1Q0.041, a net interest cost of Niagara, Wheatfield, Lewiston and
Cambria Central School District
about 2.86%, as follows: No. 1 (P. O. R. 2, Saunders
$30,000,000 highway construction
Settlement Road, Lewiston),
bonds as 2.90s. Due ort Jan. 15
p.
dicate headed
-
•
•
from
1960
21,000,000
struction
1979," iriClusive.
Mental ^Health "Con¬
bonds
New
to
as
2.80s^
Due
Bond
York
- v
Offering w George Healy,
Acting District Clerk, will receive
on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
/EST)
on
.
,
ory
Co., and Continen¬
Trust
Co., both of Chicago, R. W. Press-
Jan.'15fr0m 1960 to 1974, inel.
Freeport, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $890,000 publid
-; Other members of the syndicate:
improvement bonds Offered Dec. 9 Kuhn,v Loeb: &
Co.,Chemical
v.
188, p. 2403—Were awarded Corn Exchange Bank, New York,
to a group composed of Bankers
Blyth St Coq Inc., C. J; Devine & !
Trust Co., Chase Manhattan Bank,
both of New York City, and Greg¬ York, Marine. Trust Company of
.
Fenn
&
NEW JERSEY
offered
—
Inc., George B. Gib
Co,, Inc., and R. D. White
& Co., as 23/4s,.at a.price of 100.08,
a basis pf about 2.73%.,
& Sons, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.01,
a
basis of about 3.29%.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 2
(P. O. Uniondale), Ni. Y.
Bonds
N«t
Sold-^Bids
for
the
school building bonds
offered Dec. 11—v. 188, p. 2403—
were rejected.
$2,200,000
Western'New -York,
^.Buffalo,
Northern Trust Co/ Harris Trust
& Savings Bank,
Hallgarten
&
both of Chicago,
Co.; Kidder,
Pea-
body & Co, Ladenbarg, ThalmMrl
R, W. Pressprich & Co^;
Bros. & Hiitzler, Barr
Brothers & Co.,. Blair & Co., Ind
&
Co.,
Dec.
16
for
the
purchase oi $5,-
078,860 school bonds.HDated July
15, 195$. Due on Jan. 15 from
1959 to 1987 inclusive, t^ftecipal
(J-J) payable at the
and inteiest
arid
Company,', in
traders
Buffalo,
■
.
Thrust
at the
Option of the holder; at The Han¬
over Bank, of New York City; Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City. ;; ^
Olean, N. Y.
Salomon
Bond
Sa'e^-Ths $1
-
ono
gen¬
.
White, Weld & Co., Philadelphia eral purposes bonds offered Dec. 9
National-Bank, Philadelphia, Carl —v/ 188, p. 2299—were awarded
M. Loeb, Rhoades & CO., Bear, to a group composed of Marine
V
Bohd Offering — Naiv»an L. F. Stearns & Co.. Equitable Securi- Trust Co.' of Western
York,
/Dated' Jan. 1, 1959. Principal Trust Co., Merchantville. l egality Bennett, Town" Clerk, will receive ties Corporation, Homblower A Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cress, Inc.,
ettJd interest (J-J) payable at the approved by
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) Weeks, Mercantile Trust Company,', and Wood, 'Struthers ^ Go., as
Caldwell, Marsha715
Peoples National Bank & Trust ^'mble & Mitchell, of New York on Dec. 16 for the purchase of St. Louis, W. H. Morton 6c CO., Inc^ 2%s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
for Company, in Belleville. Legality City.
FRASER
$8,755,000 bonds, as follows:
F. S. Moseley & Co., Stone & of about 2.72%.
1960
and
1961.
'
38,000 water bonds. Due on Jan. 1
: from 1960 to 1971. inclusive.
*
"
Digitized
1960
to
1999
inclusive.
Principa
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Merchantville National Bank &
Hempstead (P. 0. Hempstead),
Neva York
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5803
Volume 188
1
Oneida, N. Y.
?
Bond
Offering
Big Prairie-Lakeville Sch. District
|
(P. O. Big Prairie), Ohio
Roger Whit-
moyer, City Comptroller,
ceive
sealed bids until
will
2
Bond Sale—The
$415,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. io^v. 188,
.2299—were awarded to Braun,
re¬
p.m.
p.
<EST) on Dec. 18 for, the; purchase
of $35,Op0vsfewer extension bonds.
Dated-Oct! l\ 1958. Due on Oct. 1
from 1959 to • 1978 inclusive:
Bosworth &
Friri-
^Webb(p: 67 did
and
l,i 1958. Due
on
Dec. .1 from 1959
1963 inclusive.
to
R.F.D. No. 2, Massillon), Ohio>
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co., Inc.,
..
iC
offered:
Ohio
198, p. 2081 ~£wjere
New Miami Local School District,
Bond Sale—The $1,375,00*0 school
awarded to the First Trust &~ Dn-! ■j- Coshocton, Ohio: :7'
■ ■■,
:
Ohio
;!> {improvement bonds offered1 Dec.
-posit•. Co:,* Syracuse, as 3.80s," at a ■; BOpd, Sale—-The $178,000 sewage
: Bond
Offering—Earl Gingrich, .4—v. 188, p; 2f91^»-were awardedsystem; improvement bonds of¬
price of 10CK01;y
*
fered: peer. 4—v. 188, p. 2191— Clerk bf the Board of Education, to a group composed of Fahey,
will receive sealed bids until noon .Clark 8c Co.) Braun, Bosworth; &
^ NONTH CAROLINA~V'7
I*-.
(EST)* on Dec. 22 for the purchase Co., First Cleveland Corp., Hay-!
SP: '£ Black Creek,: N. -C.:7 0;: % T00.34,: a / basis of about 3.46%.
of *$900,000 building bonds. Dated' 'den, Miller &
Co., Wm. J. Me-*
Boiid" Sale—The $50;000f wafer
Jan. 15, 1959.
Due on June 15 ricka & Co., and Ryan,< Suther-7
Edit Liverpool, Ohio ^
bonds
offered
Dec.
9* 'w ere
and Dec.
15 from 1960 to
1982 land 8c Co.,, as 4s, at a price of
: .Bond: Safe—The $200,000 sewer- inclusive.
awarded to J4. Lee Peeler & Co:,
Principal and interest 100.03, a basis of about 3.99%.
•
.
,
^
■
_
af a
price of par, a net interest
4.20%, as follows:
^e%system improvement bonds
cost of about*
■r
$1'2,000 6s.~ Duel
:
;;7 38,000?: 4s.
-
^
>
11
1961 to 1964 -inclusive.
-
-
on ".June:.
■"
Due On Juhe"2-If
1965 to 19,73. inclusive:
>
.
:T
^
frdjp>' 'aJb&SHy of
*,
apdjit 3:48%.
Elyrh*City School District, Ohio
;
^ i : '.
: I ^ -Ban d1 Sal e — The $1,856,093
; :* Ppptgdmtpnr
...,
..
«- j school - building
bonds 7 offered
Bmid SaleThe $7p90|O;isaafti^?'pec£^
188;'p: 2191
were
tOCy seWeif bonds Offer^i Dec.v 9^r-" * 'awarded to a group headed by the
v.
188;
2403^,were awarded^,to rNorthefm Trust Co., Chicago; as
:
-
First. National Bankjbi, Mdr- 3.44s, at a price of 101.77,
ganfbii, at • at price of par, : ^ net of about 3.56 %.
the
!
j interest cost; of
follows:
■,
about, 2.9(1%,
f^
as
the First
at
Others
v
the
in
basis
a
:
account:. Harris
'
on
(EST) on Dec. 19;for the purchase
$70,000 school equipment bonds*
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
of
15
from
1960
to
1969
•
Commission,
;
Will' receive
of Columbus. Legality approved
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,. Eckler
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
-■
■
Wadsworth City' School District,
pay¬
ing arid equipment bonds offered
;; T "
Greenhills, Ohio '
.; Bond
Offering — Stanley
Steinart, Village Clerk, will
ihq^ifl^
(J^D)K pay* j
City Trfeasurfef1^ OHice..
Principal and interest
able at the
..
.
:7 Hood River, Orei
Bond Offering—B. Av Erickson*
City Recorder,, will receive sealea
bids until* 8 p.m» (PST): oh DfeevlB
for the purchase of $150,000 sfeW*
Jage system bonds^- Dated Dfec^ %
Due
J958.
1980
Dec. 1 from
on
l961<Jct
inclusive. Principal andr m*
terest
(J-D)
Recorder's
payable at thd
office.?
City
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre,v Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland;
r
Bon# Offering
inclusive:
.
/. ment
,
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1962
-
mahiRipley & Co., Inc., Stranahan,
Principal and interest (J-D)
Harris
St
,
Due
National Bank of Oregoi^ ki^ Port*
land, as 244s,< at a^ priced 0$ 9&)&
a basis of about 3.10 %.« Th# bond»
are date# Dec. 1,. 1958;
Due on
Medfordy Ore. ■
Upper' Arlington, Ohio*
Ben# Sale-«The< $1M;11«.3T hn—
R. C. Wells,
provement bonds offered1 DfeCi* 4
City Auditor, will receive sealed
188;. pt : 2191—were awardfett
bids until noon (EST); ©m Dec". 30
for the purchase of $137,000 police tb Foster and Marshall;, and?- die
; Oak Mill* Local School District
(P.O*. 3900 Pace Road, Cincinnati), and fire station building bonds. Rogue'Valley State Bank, of
Ohio
Dated Feb. 15, 19591 Due on Oct. ford^ jointly, as follows:
;
Bond Offering—Jos. J. Frisch, 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. $32416.3 F 5$: Dii# ori^ Deb; F frioih
Clerk of the Board of Education, Principal and' interest (A-O)
1959 tb 1961' inclusive.
<
s
pay¬
will receive sealed Bids until noon able at the Ohio National Bank
22,000.00 23/4S. Due oft* Dee; %
Co.,
Inc.,
Hemphill, able at the Central Trust
May 1 from
Co., Cin¬
y
~195® toul96f ; inclusive; 7 ' * 7' Noyes & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
cinnati.
Legality
approved
by
Co:;vProvident Savings Bank &
r: 45,000 "3s.
Due on May :l;*fr0m
P^ck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
«'
1965 "to iffZO: inclusive.1; * '
Weil j cinnati.
- - Trust'"Co.r'of - Cincinnati,
.7;"f:,;;v';.7■ ■ v..Roth & Irving CO., Doll & Isf- 'Reidsville, TV. C.
Prospect Local School District,
phor&frig,nInc., Burns, Corbett &
Ohio
;
rf Bondl. Offering—W:: E. Bister- Rtekar#, Inc.,* Roosevelt & Cross,
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
'7:77
ling, Secretary, of Local ($yfe*ii-- IhC: and Ginther & Co.
$30,000 2 Vis.
Bond Sale—The $20,00^ general
obligation: water bonds: offered
Dec. 8 were awarded* to the First
Na¬
dffqred: Dec. 4—v. 188, p. 2191— tional Bank & Trust
Co., Hamilwe'rerxw^ded1 to Westheimer &: tph. Legality approved by Peck,
4Cq.;"js ^Vas^at a price of 100.17, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
*
% 4
;
(J-D)' payable
1985
to
Eugene, Ore.
_
.
1961
■luff'. ■■
ctokom
Tuslow Local Echoed District (P. O.
Principal- anct
,
The $8O,OO0:-park
recreation 4 b onds
NOy. 20— y.
noon
of Middletown. Legality approved Due serially from
(EST) on Dec, 23 for the purchase by Peckj Shaffer & Williams; of inclusive.
of $50,000 school notes. Dated Dec. Cincinnati.
V ' *
and First interest^ (J-D) payable at the
Bank,
3.44s, Farmers
MeChanicsbUtg. be received
by the Clerk 6f thfe
at a price of 101.44, a basis of Legality
approved
By Bricker, Board of
Education until noon
about 3^9%.
;
v
Evattj Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase
of Columbus.
of $I,250;000 school building bonds:
Copley Township (P. O. Copley)1,
Napoleon1 City School District, Ohio Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on June 1
•:-'%^::T-'7Y\'Ohio:;yy> Bond
Bond Sale—The $610,000 school and Dec.
1 from
1960 to 1979
Sale—The $127,000 road
improvement bonds Offered Dec, building bonds offered Dec. 11— inclusive. Principal arid' intferest
5—v. T88/p. 2190—were awarded V.188y p. 2299—were awarded' to
(J-D) payable at the State BankV
to: McDonald & Co., as 344 s, at a J. A; White & Co., as 3%s, at a Massillon.
price1 of 100.20, a basis of about price of 100.81, a basis of about
Twinsburg Local School District,
3 .21% :
;;: / ■,\^
• >77
7;:;-7fi-;:;1 3-.17%s';;
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
the' Oneida Valley National
Bank, Oneida. Legality- approved
by Vandewater,- Sykes, Heckler i&
Galloway; of New York City. •; /
.■.i Bond .Sale
will receive sealed bids until
Cleveland vCorp;,- Jointly, as
at -
63
(2515)
1962 ail# 1963.
and I965i
Offering
Bond
—
W. L. Heyl,
Education,
will receive sealed' bids until noon
Do# <m "Dm
36,000.00 3%s:
i
from 1966 to 1968 iftfeldsive;
Ohio
Clerk of the Board of
i
24;000.00'3s. Due otf Dec. ly 1984
':
Pendleton, DrS% ^
;•1
Band Offering—Sealed bids Will
■
be ' received
City;-45lerk
the
by
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase until im prim
(FST)?; oh7 De^ 16
$400,000 school improvement for the purchase of
$175,600^
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 19591 Due on
station* construction bonds. Dated
of
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal arid interest (J-D), pay¬
Jan.; I; 1959. Due
I960' tb
om Jam
1979* inclusive.
i> from
Dec. 8
v. 188; p. 2191 — were
Bank, WadsRaleigh
W. awarded to J. A. White &
Legality
approved*
by PoW of Portland (A Oi Box 4099,
Co., as worth.
until 11* aoiii' ;(EST) on Dec. 16
rePortland ),Ore\
Squire; Sanders ; & Dempsey, of
344s; at a price of 102.03, a basis
for the 'purchase of $68,000 Bondsceive^ sealed bids until 11«a.m(
Bond-Sale—The $2,000,000 3 % %
Cleveland. Z-*1'of about 3.52%. ;
as follows:
:'■.
;. •
;
■.7s7.;,(EST):.bn. Jail. 6 for the purchase
dry dockr,Series E,.bonds offered
Warren City Schobl 'District, Ohio
$38,000 water arid sewer bonds. of
Scto, Onto
$110,000
municipal
building
Dec. 8—v* 188,t pi 1975— were
Bond Sale
The waterworks
Bond Offering—Mabel C. Wolfe; awarded^
Due on June 1 from 1961 to bonds..; Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
t&( a1 group* composed of
sealed bida at his office in
able at the Citizens
—
*
.
.
—
.
''-;
l-J. ■'.&*'■■■
1970 inclusive.
■■
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1981 inclu¬
25,000 street bonds. Due on June sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
?" 1 from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
payable at the Southern Ohio' Na¬
^5,000 garage addition bonds; Due tional Bank of Greenhills. Legal¬
on* June 1 from 1961 to
1965 ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
■"
1 inclusive..
.*
-
i
Clerk-Treasurer
fered
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 16 for
the purchase of $1,200,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Jani
1, 1959: Due on June 1 and Dec. 1
were
.
■■■5
?1
Dated Dec.
Principal
and* interest payable at the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
V6rk City. Legality approved, by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City. "
^ :
1,
1958.
$50,000 bonds,
of 100:54,
OHIO
7.;
,t'
Amherst Exempted■ Village School
District, Ohio ;
v:
;
V
'Cv7'-:"t.
t;'; Bond- Offering—Grayce G. Pur-
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. RF& Ndi 3, Massillon), Ohio
—
W.
receive
sealed
bids
on
June
1979
interest
1 and
Dec.
1 from
1960
inclusive.
(J-D):
Principal and
payable at the
•,
as
a
'
444s, at a price
basis of about
from 1960 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
a
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
price
Strong8ville Local School District,
>■
Squire,
Ohio
National Bank
of
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
$420,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 3—v. 188,
p. 2191—were awarded to Mc¬
Donald & Co., as 4s, at a price
of 100.51V a basis of about 3.94%.
Local School District
(Pi O. Chesierland), Ohio
/ ; ,
Offering.
Bond
H. K; Clark,
—
Clerk of the- Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
.
r
-
-
Dated^ DeC.
bonds.
on
1- from
Dee.
clusive.
■
I,
an#
interest
by Squire; Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
%
approved
Wester ville-Exempted
:
Village
School District, Ohio
Bond
Offering^-GracelT. Shelly,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
for
the purchase
of $1,490,000-building
bonds.
Dated
Feb; l,t 1959. Due on- June 1 and
15
school
Dec; 1 from I960vto 1982 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
;
7'
/
OKLAHOMA
>
*
rescheduled
for
Jan.
7.
It
was
Hayden, Miller & originally Dec. 15. — v. 188, p.
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Provi¬ 2403.
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
Mechanicshurg Exempted Village
Cincinnati,, Weil, Roth & Irving
f,
Corp.,
Co., and Doll & Isphording, Inc^
as 4s, at a price of >101.03, a basis
of about 3.88%.
awarded
Clerk of the Board of Education,
*
tov the
Douglas
County StUteBank of Rosebtirg;
PENNSYLVANIA
Carboridctle
Bond
eral
School
District, Par
Sale—The
$50,000" gen¬
obligation funding' boridfe of¬
188, pi 2191^-
fered- DeCl- 8—Vi
1960 to 1979 in¬
Principal
■
,
sewer
improvefrienf bonds offered*1 Dee. 8
were
.7^
;-:-V^
the pur¬ were awarded te wbstheihteir &
building Co.,. as 5sp at ai price Of 100117, a
1958. Due basis of about 4^96%* *
( J-D); payable" at the First* Na¬
tional Bank of Boston: Legality
.
land,
Bond
Boseburg, Orel
Sale—The $90,000'
(EST) on J an. 6 for
chase of $300,000 school
p.m.
».
"
Field, Richards & Co., First Cleve¬
Guaranty Trust Cov of New Yoric
City; Bacon, Whipple &• Col,, Ibid
Chas. N. Tripp & Co., at a price
of 102.58, a< basis: o£ about 2.95%•
West Geauga
■'
>
The* First National! Bank,, North**
Trust Co:,, both! of Chicago,
errt
Bond Sale—The
.Canton^ National Bank, Canton.
Sycamore Local School District
cell, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
(P. Oi Cincinnati)", Ohio
cation, will receive sealed bids Lake Erie College (P. Oi Paines'.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
until noon;;(EST) on Dec. 16 for
ville), Ohio
the purchase of $345,000 building
Bond Offering—C. T. Ruddick, building bonds offered Dec. 10—
bonds. Datfecf Dec.il, 1958. Due on Treasurer, will receive sealed bids v. 188, p. 2190—were awarded to.
Dec. .1* from 1960 to 1981 inclusive. until 10 a.m.\(EST).an Dec. 26 for a group composed of First Cleve¬
Principal and interest (J;D)~pay- the purchase of $540,000 rion-tax land Corp., Field; Richards & Co.,
provident Savings Bank & Trust
able at the Lorain County'Sayings
exempt student commons revenue!
& Trust Co., Amherst
Legality bdrids. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due Co., Cincinnati, Ryan, Sutherland
7 approved by Squire, - Sanders : & ori Dec. .1 from 1,960 to 1987. inclu- & Co., and Stranahan, Harris &
^t J^mpsey,iof Cleveland.
,A siyey Interest J-D. Legality apr Co:; Inc., as 344s, at a price of
proved* by
Squire, Sanders
& 101.12, a basis of about 3.63%. *
7 i\..,'
Ashland. Ohio
Depipsey, of Cleveland.
Tiffin, Ohio.,,.::.
:
^ Bond Sale — The $375,000'first
Mad River-Greerr Local Schi Dist.
Bond Sale—Thri $86,113.26 spe¬
t1mortgage c revenue Bonds ' offered
cial'. assessment r street and sewer
■2"c"■
(P* O; Springfield), Ohio
f Dec: 9; -^- v. 188, p. 2403 — were
Bond Sale—The $459,000 .school bonds; offered Dec: 8—v. .188, p.
Vawarded;; to Braun; Bosworth"; &site and building ^onds offered 219L •— were awarded to J. A.
f Co.," at;a' price of par, a- net;kiterDec. JO — v. 188, p. 2191
were Whitfe '/& Co.; as, 3Vzs, at a price
est Cost of about 4:57 %, as follows:
uwarded to a group composed of of 101.84, a basis of about 3.38%.,
$185,000 444s: Due oh Dec; 1 from Braun. Bosworth & Co., Strana¬
:
r
Trenton, Ohio
C 1960 to 1972 inclusive.
v,
han, Harris & Col, Inc., and RafBond Sale—The $17,573.03 spe¬
190,000 4%s. Due oh Dec. 1 from fensperger, Hughes & Co.,. as 344s,
cial assessment water main bonds
V
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
at a price of 101.04, a basis of
offered Dec. 4—v. 188^ p. 2191—
about 3.64%.
f. Austihtown Local School District,;
were awarded to Magnus & Co., as
7
Ohio
'
Marlingtotr Local School District * 444s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
Bond
Sale — The $1,275,000 (P. O. RFD- No. 2, Alliance), Ohio of about 4.23%.
school improvement bonds offered
Bond Offering Postponed—Date
Trenton Local School District, Ohio
Dec.
9—v.
188,. p. 2299 —were of sale of the issue of $1,370,000
Bond Offering—D. E. Schubert,
awarded to a- group composed of school building bonds has been
*
Second
Warren.
,
■
the
at
of par.
until
noon
(EST) on Dec. 17 for the
purchase of- $930,000 school build¬
ing, bonds* Dated Jan. 1, 1959, Due
to
as
15,000 bonds, as 344s, at
S: Essig,
Clerk of the Board of Education'
will
188, p. 2191—
Sweney Cartfollows:
to
4.19%.
Jackson
Offering
2—v.
1
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bohd
Dec.
awarded
wright & Co.,
■
,
of the Bbard" of
system bonds totaling $65,000 of¬
(P. O. Waurika),
Oklahoma
Jefferson County
7
,
Bond; Offering
—
Sevelle Over-
street, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on Dec.
17 for the purchase of
$100,000 county toad bonds. Due
serially from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
sive.
-
will receive sealed bids until noon
Waurika, Ohla.
(EST) on Dec. 23 for the purchase
Bond Offering—Josephine Everof $243,000 school building bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec. sole,
City Clerk, will receive
15 from
I960 to 1981 inclusive. sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST), on
School'District, Ohio
Note Offering—C. W«i
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Dee. 17 for the purchase of $25,000
Clark,
Clerk of the Board" of Education, able at the First National Bank 1 water system improvement bonds.
Pottstown BehoofDistrict A uthority
(Pi Q>i Pottstownp, Ppi
Bond Sale—A syndicate
headed
by Kidder;, Peabody. & Co. pur¬
chased privately on Dec; 8:an isaue
of $3,550,000 school, revenue bonds
of* 1959. There
are $2,790,000* serial
Obligations bonds bearing; intenost
rates ranging from 2:60% for the
1983 maturity to 3%%, for the 1993
arid ' 198^ payments: The bait
consists of $760,Oder term,
bearing 344 % interest "arid
ing due on April 15, 1988 and op¬
tional beginningAprill5, 1984.
All of the bonds are dated'Jan. 15,
1959.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
prove# py Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Other members of the syndicate:
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Bache fc Go^
Blair & Co., Inc., Hemphil^ Noyes
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks,. Ira
Haupt & Co., Reynolds & Co.,,C. C.
Collings & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Fahnestock & Co.,«
Harrison 8c Co., Rambo, Close and
Kerner, Inc., Schaffer, Necker &
Co., Grant & Co., Suplee. Yeatittan,
Mosley Co., Inc., Woodcock, Ress,
Moyer & Co., Iric:, rind' Jattney,
Dulles & Battles, Inc.
"(
■
■■
jO
-
*;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
t>4
Pennsylvania
Butler
Texas
Dallas
Dated
v.* 188,
basis of about
a
'.f
*2.87%:. ■
bonds
was
sold
& -V Knickerbocker,
Co., and Nongard,
Murray, Inc. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
rie, * McClung
Pauls &
&
Showers
and Sewer
Aqueduct
Rico
Louis
RICO
PUERTO
Puerto
Seawall
3%
000
Dec.
Principal
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
< /
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Revenues Continue to Rise—The Harris Trust & Savings Bank, ChiAuthority
reports
revenues
of, cago. Legality approved by Vin$762,491 for the month of October, I son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
1958, compared with $686,448 in Houston.
•October of last year, according to
Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Di¬
rector
inclusive.
1968
to
1959
Howard
College
Junior
County
(P. O. Big Spring),
District
of_the Authority.
Texas
During the month of October,
Bond Sate —The $600,000 stu¬
the Authority completed 19 projdent housing system revenue bonds
jeets and 10 new ones were begun.
offered Dec. 4—v. 188, p. 1292—
The Government Development
were sold to the Federal Housing,
Bank
for
Rico
Puerto
fiscal
is
and Home Finance Agency, as
agent' for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority.1
at
Sale—An issue of
Feb.
1963
The
305,000 4s. Due
.
$45,000
offered
2403—were
vestors
Dec.
awarded
3.90s.
as
9—v.
to
188,
local
Dec. 15 from
on
790,000 41/4s. Due
on
Dec.
15, 1958. Bond
callable
in 1974 and thereafter
t
Dec. 15,1973. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
are
hurst &
Henry County (P. O. Paris), Tenn.
Bond Offering—H. B. Jackson,
Spring Branch Independent School
District, Texas
Bond
Offering — Russell G.
County Court Clerk, will receive
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Dec. 30 for the purchase of
$50,000
airport improvement
Bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
sealed
Quantock, President of the Board
of Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
12
to
"Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. ;
■*
'
i
Bond
"
'/ pting>*
,,
Offering
Earl
i
-
T.
Reed,
•District
Secretary, will receive
pealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 31 for the purchase of
$1,595,©00
water
June
1
from
elusive. Callable
1961
as
1998
to
in-
of Dec.
1, 1965.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
,
fit
the,. Hamiltpfi
inclusive.
Travis County (P. O. Austin), Tex.
Warrant Offering—The
road
Dec.
and
8
Bank
of
Nati.ojjsl
.
'Burleson Consolidated
-
Independent
School District, Tex.
Bond
group
Texas
bonds
composed
was
sold
the
of
to
First
a
of
Corporation, Dittmar & Co.,
Inc., and Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.', as follows*.
;
*
$49,000 5s. Due
1959 to
on
Dec.
15 from
p.
2404
—
was
sold
to
r"lr»wn-
1979 to
on
1990 inclusive.
Dated Dec; 15, 1958. Bonds due
t
in 1979 anji thereafter are callable
on
Dec,
15,
1978.
Interest
approved by
Legality,
J-D.
*
McCall,
Sept.
1
on
1969
from
ver.".
until
bids
sealed
Due
terest
five
payable
Treasurer
years
Principal
'■
the
at
fiscal agency in New
s
sold
to
J-D.
Bond
5ViSj at
bonds was sold to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as 5s,
a price of 96.00.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Inter¬
est J-D.
Sale
$65,000,000 4%%
sold
was
$510,-
by
Due
of
(Province of)
— An
issue
Ontario
Debenture
headed
issue
&
price of 97.67.
...
Jan.
on
& Co.
Gundy
Wood,
from
1
of
and 5% deben¬
to
a
syndicate
1965 to 1979
inclusive.
Bond Sate—An issue of
improvement
Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $144,000
bonds
QUEBEC
Dorval, Quebec
...
ONTARIO
Athens,
sive.
sold
was
bonds
$607,000
was
sold to
T. Leclerc, Inc., and
Rene
Credit
to Interprovincial, Ltd., jointly, at a
as price of 96.02. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
J.
o n
of $290,obligation local im¬
Dated Dec. 1,
16 for the purchase
general
Sale—An
~
r
at
improvement bonds was sold
Cornell, MacGillivray, Ltd., and
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., jointly, as
Bracebridge, Ont.
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
bonds.
provement
Interest J-D.
tures
Sydney, N. 5.
Broehm,
000
$165,000
was
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly,
as 5'As, at a price of 97.16. Due on
improvement
Appleton, Wis.
Dec.
bonds
1978 inclu¬
to
1959
from
15
Bond Sale—An issue of $17,000
Bell, Gouinlock & C.o, Ltd.,
5'As, at a price of 96.00. Due on
Dec. 31 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
E 1 d
Bond Sate—An issue of
improvement
Bond Sale—An issue of
County
York CRy.
—
Midland
Canadian Corporation.
Pelham Township, Ont.
Clare, N. S.
in¬
WISCONSIN
Offering
Canada' Inc.;
Equisec
Dec.
•.
from
and
office, or at the State
s
Inc.;
to
serially in 21 years.
after
issue.
of
Inc.; W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Dawson, Hannaford, Inc.;
ners
000
(PST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
$20,000
general
obligation
Callable
Bell, Gouinlock & Company Inc.;
Mills, Spence & Co., Inc.; Nesbitt,
Thomson and Company,Inc.; Burns
Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Greenshields
& Co. (N. Y.) Inc.; Harris & Part¬
1,
NOVA SCOTIA
will
of
bonds.
Weld & Co.
CANADA
p.m.
2
Smith,
First Boston Corp.;
The
Barney & Co., Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc.;: A. E. Ames & Co. Inc.;
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.; Blyth
&
Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; White,
sive.
Orcas (P. O. Friday
Harbor), Wash.
Offering — Marjorie S.
County, Treasurer,
Hassell,
receive
participating
are
Parry Sound, Ont.
Jan.
dated
are
of
Bond
following firms
in the offering:
$130,000
(M-S) improvement bonds was sold to
payable at the County Treasurer's Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the
office.
Legality approved by Bank of Nova Scotia, jointly, as
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬ 6s, at a price of 102.48.
Due on
Interest
Port
Ripley
Incorporated, and The Do¬
minion Securities Corporation, the
& Co.,
inclusive.
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
3.15%.
terest
pavable at the City Treas¬
urer's
Bond
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Sale—An issue of $55,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Equitable Securities Canada,
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Ltd., and the Royal Bank of Can¬
ada, jointly, as 5'As, at a price of
RAILWAY COMPANY
the
office.
1
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
from
1959
to- 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes, Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
on
Brookfield
1 from
Dec.
Principal
1959 to
and
in¬
(Town) and Brookfield
(City) Joint School District No. 13
(P. O. Brookfield), Wis.
Bond
Sate—An
site
schoolhouse
was
sold
tional Bank,
VIRGINIA
issue of $76,000
and
to
playground
the
First Na¬
of Waukesha. Dated
Dec.
4
Dec. 15 from
Dec. 1, 1972 and
on
1973.
bonds
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
205,000 4^gs. Due
25,000 3s. Due
from
1963
Dec. 15 from
on
35,000 3'As. Due on Dec. .1
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
1958.
1964 inclusive.
171,Q0() 4s. Due
2
from
District
School
High
improvement
1968.
Bond
'
,i
gen?
were
Sale—An issue of $85,000
No.
1960 to
22,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967
the Capital National
Austin,"as 3%s."
bonds
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
1969
Due
net interest cost of about
follows:
and
of Toronto is the focal
point of the area which covers
approximately 240 square miles,
and
has a population pf about
195y. Principal and interest
send, Dabhey & Tyson, as 3.20s, at
a price of
100.32, a basis of about
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
.schoolhouse
*
188,.
v.
District
Due
bonds.
as
to
Bennington Rural Schools, Inc.
(P. O. Bennington), Vt.
school
TEXAS
,
VERMONT
or at the First
Bank of New York.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of. Chicago.
.
bridge warrants offered
—
awarded
$150,000
School
to
$68,000 4'As. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
date
lank, Knoxville,
National City
~
3.54%,
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
First City National Bank, Hous¬
ton, or at any bank in a Federal
Reserve city in Texas.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New
York City. %
.
works
system revenue
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
bonds.
on
—
of par, a
the
1989
425,000
The
obligation bonds offered Dec.
188, p. 2192—were awarded
to Foster & Marshall, at a price
interest
Cvunty, Northeast Knox 1
Utility District (P, P. Knoxville),
*
for
1960
4—v.
purchase of $2,090,000
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1959.
Due on April 1 from 1960
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at The Hanover Bank, New
York City. Legality approved by
„
Crowe, of Dallas.
follows:
bonds.
payable at
Treasurer's
office.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Sale—The $150,000
due
as
$1,040,000
(F-A)
Bond
011
.
bonds
eral
Dated
3
TENNESSEE
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 12
for
the
purchase
of
$1,465,000
Bothell School District No. 46
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
in¬
'■•,-••'
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
King and Snohomish Counties,
"
p.
Board
the
of
Clerk
Deffeyes,
of
School
a.m.
11
The City
,
Wyo.
Casper),
O.
Offering—J. A.
re¬
"
Dec. 15 from
County School Districts
(P.
tle.
Dec. 15 from
on
price of par.
Natrona
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
1970 inclusive.
1967 to
gen¬
eral obligation armory equipment
.Bonds
a
the
County
Legality
approved
inclusive.
1966
1979
to
interest
Sate—The $70,000 general
obligation building bonds offered
Dec. 6—v. 188, p. 2083—were sold
to the State of Wyoming, as 3s, at
Riv¬
will
tain financial and other purposes.
In addition to Harriman
Bond
in
1,429,000.
Albany County School District No.
5 (P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1, 1959.
1961
1962 inclusive.
to
Quarles, Herriott &
WYOMING
Bond
until
bids
sealed
and
$185,000 3'As. Due on Dec. 15 from
DAKOTA
Legality
M-S.
Interest
enacted
statutes
1953 which
provided for the fed¬
eration of 13 municipalities in the
Toronto Metropolitan area for cer¬
March 1 from 1960 to 1969
on
(P. O. Kelso),
Treasurer,
Dec.
Municipality of Metropoli¬
was incorporated un¬
Ontario
der
Clemons of Milwaukee.
(PST) on Jan, 6 for the purchase
$250,000 building bonds. Dated
follows:
1959 to
p.m.
approved by
of
26,0,000 3%s. Due
8
inclusive.
Castle Roch School
Offering—Gertrude
County
ers,
and
& Co., jointly, at 3Y2S,
price of 101.30, a basis of
about 3.40%,
-
—
Due
Seattle.
ceive
a
Sale
of
of the State in New York
City. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Bond
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
interest cost ,of about 4.02%, as
The
E. G. Fisher,
—
will receive sealed
(CST) on Jan.
12 for the purchase of $300,000
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
until
bids
agency
$1,540,-
dated
1973.
Wis.
District Clerk,
order, on any interest
payment date on and after 10
years from date of issue. Princi¬
pal and Interest (J-J) payable at
Ihe County Treasurer's office, or
at the holder's option, at the fiscal
401
-
are
15, 1958 and the sinking fund ob¬
ligations are callable as of Dec. 15,
merical
Cowlitz County,
debentures, due
15, 1988.
debentures
The
due
debentures,
tan Toronto
Offering
Bond
1979 inclusive. Sub¬
to
District No.
tit
Chamberlain, S. Dak.
a.m.
4%%
Dec.
(P. O.
1
Tomah),
receive
(PST)
purchase
No.
Joint
1978.
4%%
15, 1983.
107,000
Kingston and Orange
(Towns), and Wyeville and
Camp Douglas (Villages),
Wis., Common Sch. Dist.
ject to redemption, in inverse nu¬
3s,
Hamilton
Bond
1961
from
purchased via negotiated sale by
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
SOUTH
11
the
for
23
15
Dec.
Cutler,
$625,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
000 street and drainage bonds was
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 capital
improvement bonds offered Dec.
II—v. 188, p. 2192—were awarded
to
Dec.
on
until
bids
sealed
will
Treasurer,
1977, inclusive.
debentures, due
1,217,000
Tomah, Wilton, Bear Bluff, Knapp,
403
County
Richland HHills, Tex.
Bond
Adrian, Byron, Clif¬
Grant, Greenfield, La Grange,
Lincoln, Oakdale, Ridgeville, Scott,
Washington
SOUTH CAROUNA
to
Dec.
Kelso Sch. District
(P. O. Kelso), Wash.
Bond Offering—Gertrude Rivers,
price of par.
a
4%s, due on Dec.
15,1967 and 1968; and $622,000
4%s, due on Dec. 15 from 1969
ton,
Cowlitz County,
15,
21,383,000 43A%
Tomah (City),
No.
Dec.
$1,017,000
Chapman & Cutler,
WASHINGTON
(P. O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Sate—The $20,000 general
obligation bonds offered Dec. 5—
v. 188, p. i 2192—were awarded to
the Olympia State Bank, of Port
Angeles, as 3'As, at a price of
10.0.10, a .basis of about 3.23%-.
$950,000 4'As, due
1965 and 1966;
1964;
15,
on
of
Clallam County
4'As,
$441,000
1963;
(J-J) payable at the
Legality
approved by
Chicago.
inclusive.
1978
to
1963
privately on Nov. 24 to a group
composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings
Bank,
Chicago, Moreland,
Brandenberger, ; Johnston & Cur-
Corp., McJunkin, Patton & Co.,
tand Chaplin & Co., as 3s, at a
100.64,
County (P. O,
Galveston), Texas
Bond Sate—An issue of $1,500,-
2082—were awarded to
composed of First Boston
price of
-
Galveston
p.
group
Dallas.
of
(P. O.
Washington), Pa.
Bond Sale — The $300,000 tin?
*>rovement bonds offered Dec. 3—
Washington County
,
Due on Jan. 1 from
715,000 3.30s.
to
1959
from
due Dec. 15,
4%, due Dec.
$618,000
2
Shawano National Bank.
&
price of
3.10%.
•-
Monday, December 15, 1958
.
the
interest
and
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1974 and thereafter
15
Due on Jan. 1 from
3>ida,uu0 4s.
sold to
Son, Inc., as 5s.
Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
&
Rupe
Leonard
& Lynch, and
Co., Inc., as 3'As, at a are callable on Dec. 15, 1973. In¬
100.08, a basis of about terest J-D. Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Moore,
SSlroud
Sale—An issue of $22,000
Bond
school building bonds was
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
strange
follows:
until
for
17
& Coe, at a price of 100.006, a net
interest cost of about 3.32%, as
Independent School District,
$300,000 sani¬
Sale—The
Bond
tary sewer bonds offered Dec. 8
—v.
188, p. 2299—were awarded
to a group composed of Singer,
Deane & Scribner, Arthurs, Le-
,
.
p.m.
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $225,000
sewage disposal plant bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
bids
Co., and Mackall
R. H. Brooke &
of Dallas.
Parkhurst & Crowe,
Township (P. O. Pittsburgh),
Ross
/
.
(2516')
Portsmouth, Va.
Bond
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
1959
to
1976 inclusive. Legality
-
Sale —The
$850,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds offered Dec. 10—v. 188, p.
2300'—were awarded to
a
approved by Quarles, Herriott
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Shawano, Wis.
group
composed of Ira Haupt & Co.;
Laialaw & Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
&
Bond
City
Offering—rArhold Krohft,
Clerk,
will receive sealed
97.44.
to
Due
on
1
Dec.
1978 inclusive.
from
Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, Ontario
Debenture
Sale
—
A
syndicate
At
a
of the Board of
a final divi¬
seventy-five cents per
the Ordinary
Capital
meeting
Directors held
dend
of
Ripley & Co.,
share
on
Dominion Securities
Corp. purchased on Dec. 8 an is¬
sue of $28,559,000 debentures at a
price of 98.726, a net interest cost
of about 4.83%, as follows:
Stock
was
headed by Harriman
Inc.,
and
Notice
Dividend
'
1959
Interest J-D.
declared
the year 1958,
funds
on
today
in respect of
payable in Canadian
27, 1959, to
February
shareholders of record at 3.30 pan.
on
January 5, 1959.
By order of the Board.
$5,852,000 serial debentures, con¬
T. F. Turner,
sisting of $513,000 3Y4S, due
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on Dec. 15,1959; $537,000 3Y>s,
Secretary.
due Dec, 15,;, 1960; $564,000 Montreal, December 8, 1958.
3%s, due Dec, 15, 1961; $590,?
000
4s, due Dec. :15, 1962;
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.
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